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BY TELEGRAPH.
The Dexter Tragedy.
Attempted Robbery which
Ends in Murder.
AN HEROIC BANK TREAS
URER.
lie Sacrifices His Life Rather than
Betray His Trust.
One Of the Boldest Crimes on Re-
cord.
ESPECIAL to the Press.1


DEXTER, Feb. 24.-The attempted robbery of
the savings bank in this town on the afternoon
of Friday and the murder of the Treasurer 10
which it eliminated, have cast a general
gloom over this place and the sole thought of
the community is how to discover and bring to
justice the guilty assassins. The boldness of
the robbers, operating as they did while it was
yet light and in a building that fronted upon
the main street of the village and in room
that was directly over the post-ofice, the hero
ism of the victim who chose to die rather than
betray his trust and bis high standing in the
community conspire to make this one of the
most startling as we'll as one of the most
mournful tragedies that ever occurred in
Maine
The Scene of the Murder.
The Dexter savings bank where the tragedy
occurred, is located in building owned by the
bank situated on Main street, the principal
thoroughfare of the village. On the ground
floor of the building is the post-ofice, on the
second floor are the savings and national
banks which are separated from each other by
the stairway, the hall and vault In the third
story is the Masonic hall. To reach the saw.
ings bank person coming from the street must
pass up fight of stairs into the hall and open
door to the left when he finds himself in the
audience room. The following diagram will
serve to give general idea of the premises:
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MATNE.



LEWISTON, Feb. 23.-The contract for the
furnishing of brick for the Lewiston Water
Works is awarded to the franklin Company.
Suicide.
GARDINER, Feb. pa man named Theodore
Knight living in Pittston, hung himself this
afternoon. Cause unknown He leaves wife
and daughter.
Fire in Ii suuswick.
BRUNSWICK, Feb. 24.-Store No. in Arcade
Block, owned BY Harvey Stetsou, was damaged
by fire last night to thu extent of about $500
fully insured. The stock was ready made
clothing and furnishing goods, owned by Frank
M. Ssetson, nearly total loss insured for $4,000.
Fire probably incendiary.
Republican Nomination a Ridsefard
BIDDEFoRD, Feb. 24.-The Republicans nomi.
mated Charles M. Moses for Mayor at the cleo.
ton which occurs March IL.
Postal Changes.
WASHINGTON, Feb. H.-Postmasters appoint
ed-Marcus w. Towne, Alfred, York County.
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NEW YORK.
The Ds;na mis of the Soc ia isiic Labs
PA~fv.

The Demands of the Soc ialsiic Labor
Party.
New YORK, Feb. pa mass meeting of the
working men known as the Socialistic Labor
party passed resolutions to-day protesting
against the passage of the law now in the Leg
islaiure limiting the right of suffrage 10 regard
to the assessment and collections of taxes to
property holders oaly aud 10 make utterances
By words tending to riotous or insurrectonary
acts felony, punishable by fee or imprson-
ment, aud to repeal the mechanics lien law as
violation of the Constitution, which guaran-
tees republican form of government by uni
yersal male suffrage and freedom of speech.
They say that the repeal of the mechanics
lien law would deprive the lsborer of his only
security TO government payment for wages.
The resolutions also declare that the working
men will oostract the execution of these laws
by all honorable means, and ask their fellow
laborers to resist them to the last extremity.
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GET rhe GENUINE Article.

The great popularity of Wil6Or's Compound Cod
Liver Oil and Lime has induced some unprincipl-
ed persons to attempt to palm of simple article
of their own manufacture; but any person who is
suffering from Coughs, Colds. or Consumption should
be careful where they purchase this article. 1t
quires no putting; the result are its best recommend
atons, aud the proprietor has ample evidence on file
of its extraordinary success in pulmonary complaints.
The phosphate of lime possesses most marvellous
healing power, as combined with the pure Cod Liver
Oil by Dr. Wilbor. 1t is regularly prescribed by the
medical faculty. For sale by A. B. WILBoR,
Chemist Boston. feb25eod1w
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Coal Room
Counter.
--.........-.-..,.---...--
Savings Bank.
National Bank.

On top of the counter Shown in the diagram)
is an iron fence some five feet in height. There
is gate in the counter through which admis-
sion is gained to the banking room proper.
The vault is used 10 common by the savings
and national banks and there is an entrance to
it from each bank. These entrances are guard
ed by two doors, the outside one provided with
combination lock and tho inside with an
ordinary lock worked by key. Inside the
vault are two safes, one for each bank, with
room enough between them to allow slim
man to squeeze himself through and thus pass
from one side of the vault to the other. Be-
tween the top of the safes and the ceiling there
is enough space to allow man to do the same
thing. These safes have two doors, the inside
one of which is provided with both combination
and chronome.er locks. To reach the coal
room, as will be seen by the diagram, person
behind the counter must pass across the audi
encs room. The following diagram gives
good idea Of the position of the safes inside the
vault:
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Euraneau Markets.

LONDON, February 23-12.30 p. M.-Consols at 80
5-i6 for money and account.
LONDON. February pip 80 P. M.-American Sc
curites-United States bonds, SIS 1868 pew os iV1s
Illinois Central 74a
Bullion withdrawn from the Bank Of England to-
day was el25.O00.
LIVERPOOL, February 23-12.30 P. M.-Cotton
in fair demand, freely met at at previous prices;
Middling uplands at ed; do orleansat SD; sales
1000 bales including 1000 bales for speculation aud
export; receipts 1880 bales including 10000 bales
American.
Futures-sellers at / 80 decline; Uplands, Febru-
ary 6 49, a 81; February and and March rs 3-32.
Flour at Is a. q; Winter Wheat at los 10 q lis Cd
SPRING No TO- los "a 10 10; California averages lis 10
m 12s 3: club IL "a 127 Corn q a. q g. Peas 36 8.
Provisions, (9c-Pork 81; Beef at Sc. Bacon at 20 9
80. Lard at 49, Cheese at 7Os. Tallow at 40 Q. At
London, Tallow 80 q 1915.
PARIS, Februar 23-Rentes 1907 CSC.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. pa Salt Lake despatch
to non Mormon deleeate here announces
election law for that territory, which pract.
cally DISTINGUISHES the Gentiles and places the
control of elections irrevocabiy in the hands of
tire Mormon priests. The object Of the pas.
sage of this law is said to be Tor the purpose of
Shaving off action by Congress on the Utah
election bill now before the House Committee
on Territories. But notwithstanding the act of
tne Utah Legislature was approved today by
governor Emery, it is denounced as mere
s1pterIuge both here and in Salt Lake City,
where an Indignation meeting will be held
Iuesday night for the purpose of asking Gov
ern0r Emery 70 resign
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MARINE NEWS.
a ya.k Sink, With All on Boar.,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 24-The signal service
observer at Cape Hattsrss Inlet reports thu
narg ashore thers is the Phillip Suppleich,
Cspt Ludwig Kaff, and is owned by Heinrich
Bower CT Rost9ck. She is bound from New
castle 10 Philadelphia. The cargo is supposed
TO BE- potash. Three bodies have been washed
ashore. The crew are al thought to be
dfoyned No assistance could bs rendered on
account Of the high sea.
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GLOUCESTER, Mass, Feb, %.
Gloucester Fish market and arrivals for the week
ending to-day:
Twenty-Five fishsng arrivals have been reported
from Grand Banks, aggiegaliDg 100000 lbs Cod;
from Georges and La Have Banks with 275,000 lbs
Cod and 5000 lbs of Halbut; from Fortune Bay
without cargoes. The quotations are-Georges Cod
at S. 90 W qtl tor large; 90 W qtl for small; Bank
4 rs y OIL Mackerel held by jobbers in small lots
quoted at SIG 90 q 10 90 q 90 p Dbl for rs, 2's and
and rs a 90 for slack sailed, as to quality; Cusk
at Is; Haddock at 2 rs; Round Herring at 8 IS to
90; Napes and Fins at 90 per Dbl; Haibut fins al
Z 90; Habat Heads at 5 So; Tongues and Sounds at
10 90; picked Tongues at 400; picked Haddock
at 90 picked Cod at SO.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ancient Land.NEark Lodge, No. ~,
f.. 81 A. M.

A social meeting will be held at Masonic Hall,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb. 9th, inst, at u
o'clock.
Work.. G. 81 NJ. NJ.
Members will take due notice thereof, and govern
themselves accordingly.
By order of the w. M.
feb25snd3t GEO. Ia. SWEET, secretary.
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Havana Market.

HAVANA. Feb. 2i-Sugar in good demand with
full prices No 10 to IL at "a 80 reals per ar
robe 10 gold No Is to 20 81 a OF reals; molasses
Sugar Fo to 10 at 81 q 81 reals; Museovado Sugar
II to iS in boxes and hhds ST a 81 reals. Stock IN
the warehouses at Havana and Matanzas 5000 boxes
iS 900 bags and 900 hbds; receipts for the week
the week were 1850 boxes $40 bags, 5000 hhds and
all the bags and hhds to the United States. Mo-
Iasses nominal. Tobacco unchanged.
Spanish gold 2221. Exchange fiat; on the United
States sixty days currency at q Al prem do short
signt at az 81 prem; sixty days gold at @ prem;
short sight do q PREM on London II4 g 1S3; on
Paris CD Al.
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A Wrsstlins Match Eua. ;r yynrssr

~ 81. LOUIS, Feb. "a A wrestling match was
n I9lio%ed BY murder Friday night at Dewitt
Keeper, had been thrown several times nv las
Barnard and took his defeat ill-humoredly.
After the wrestling was over, and whiis RsT.
nard stood conyersing with friends, Armitaga
came IN behind him and plunged a knife INTO
MS thfoat, severlng the Jugular vain. Armtage
surrendered himself to the authorities.
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WASHINGTOS.
President sayes and the silver Bill.


WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-Is is reported that
the President told a Western member of Con-
gress that the silver bill has elemeots of dis
honesty in it, aud unless he is willing to be-
come party to thst dishonesty he cannot pos
siblg sign the bill.
Alleged Naval Abnses.
It is stated that charges are made against
Naval Constructor Wilson of Portsmouth navy
yard. that he put red oak knees in the ship
ficonderogs, instead of live oak. He will be
summoned before the Congressional naval COM
mittae shortly.
Ii is also STATED that the constructor in
charge of the Charestowa yard some time ago,
will be- invited to give the same committee the
reasons Tor purchasing $4,000 worth of files and
ofdering them passed
The destruction also of a $4,000 saving
machine 10 the Brooklyn navy yard by order
OF Naval Constructor Wilson, will be investi-
gated.
| 1t is believed that certain naval constructors,
in connection with retired constrneto s, will be
exposed.
The Mexican Qnesiiou.
There is no change 10 the position of the
government on the Mexican question. While
u friendly feeliag is expressed towards Mexico
there are no signs at present of the immediate
recognition of Di4z 1t is not denied that
Mexico has done much to insure that end
among other things the prompt payment of two
installnents on account of awards to Ameri-
can citizens under the joint convention. The
government will 10 tn course of fortnig hi
be supplied with the testimony taken by Rep
resentatve Schlaichers sub committee, aud a
report of the full committee on foreign affairs
concerning Mexico, when a more intelligent
view of the Case can be formed. Some of the
members OF the Committee, especially Mr..
Schlecher, will not recommend recognition
OF the Diaz government till further assurance:
are given of its ability to remove the presen
causes of complaint.
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CINCINNATI, February 2S-Cotton quiet ;Middling
uplands I0sc.
AUGUSTA, February 23.-Cotton steady Middling
upands at 101c.
BALTIMORE February 23.-Cotton quiet Middling
upands log q 10ac.
ST. LOUIS, February 23.-Cotton quiet; Middling
upands 10s.
NEW YORK, February 23.-Cottorquiet; aiddling
uplands at 10 15-l6c.
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
Gov. Hampton Reviews the Coaored
Militia and Makes n Consratulatorv

%ot. hampton heva2WS the COsored
Militia and Makes "A Consratulatory
speech.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 23.-Two regiments of
the National Guard, q coored volunteer organ
lzatIon, were today reviewed by Gov HamD-
ton The display was the finest that the
colored troops ever made in Charleston, all the
companies appearing with full ranks, well
armed and equipped and handsomely uni
and the field and statf as well as the line of
officers were AL colorad. At the close of tina
review Ing companies massed in front If Civ
Hall, whers Gov. Hampton addressed thu m
Dreny, c2agratu'anng them 90 tae improve
ment of thor organ zition aaJ tfticieucy dntino
the last year, reminding them OF his plsd,s
previous g. election, that the colo,eu raca
should enjoy fall ana equal rights u0der the
laws, aud calling npoa them as citizaus to co.
operate with him III Carrying ont bis other
pledges. The spaecb was received with on.
thusiastio cheering
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THE INDIANS.

Gen. Crook Thinks Sitting Ball VIII
Return Whea fae Game Gives Gut.
New YORK, Feb A.-Gen. Crook at Om aha
on Saturday is reported as saying: "Sitting
Bulls band and the British territory Indians
will remain north while game lasts. When it
fails they will return across the line aud make
trouble with their allies in the Saskatcha wan
region. They will number 5000 to 5000 men,"
He estimates the entire number in that region
from $1,000 TO 900 persons. Crook and party
have been inspecting the Indian territory and
do not report very fsvorably as to its agricul-
tural advantages.
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CHICAGO February 23-Hogs- $4,000 head I;
shipments $500 head: quiet and shade stronger
mixed packing at So q 8 81; light at $50 q 90;
choice heavy 8 95 a 4 05.
Cattle-receipts 765 head; shipments $500 head /;
good in fair request at so q s. feeders and stocker
dull and nominal.
Sheep-receipts 610 head; shipments HOO head /;
market is quiet and steady at % q 4 90.
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NoTIcE.-The old fashioned and common yeasts
which ferment bread, are rapidly being supplanted
by the Congress Yeast Powder; the best baking
powder in the world. Try it.
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ssNANCaAA AND COMMERCIAL

Clearing saouse Trnnsscsioas.
PORTLAND, Feb. %.
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction of business as follows to day:
Gross Exchanges. ,9S2 So
Net Balances. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1872 rs
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Westbrook.

Tie Republican of We,tbrook are requested to
meet at Saccarappa in Warren's Hall, at A O'Clock
P. M, 10 nominate town officers.
PER ORDER.
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Falmouth.

The legal voters of Falmouth irrespective of party,
desiring change in the management of town affairs,
are requested to meet at the Town House on FRI
DAY, March /, 1875 at O'Clock P NJ. to nominate
candidates for town officers for the ensuing year.
Falmouth, Feb. %, 1878. PER ORDER
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Chicago Cafrle Marker.

Providence Print CfoihA HEarkek
PROVIDENCE, X. l., February % The Printing
cloths market is closed dull at 81 q GIG for stand
ard and extra GA x 6fs.
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President Porter of the Liberian co,oniz, t;o,
society, mas purchased the bark Atizons and
she VIII soon sail for Libs,ia With large num-
Der OF negroes.
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Sales at Auction.
Sank Statement.

se~ York 8seek and Money Market
NEW YORK. February 23-l2 % P. M.-Gold at
1921 Money at per cent. Sterling Exchange, long,
1921; do short, 4S45. Governments weak and lower.
State bonds quiet. Stocks downward.
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California Mining Stocks

SAN FRANCISCO, February q The following are
the closing official prices of mining stocks to-day
compared with those of yesterday:
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ISales at the Brokers Board, Feb. 90
Eastern Railroad. ................. 81
Boston g Maine Railroad. 1901
Boston 81 Name Railroad 7s..............-0 l1Ol
Eastern Railroad new bonds). .....,....,,.57 "a 57I
Second Call.
III DItSs MILE %
Sales at Auction.
&c Bates Manufacturing Co. ,.....,.., 3l4 "a 37a
81 Boston 81 Maine Railroad. ..........,,.,....1 100
$1,000 Boston q Maine Railroad Is, 1894. - 9I1Oi
Second Board.
$1,000 Eastern Railroad 3I's, new bonds. 574
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E. N. FRESHMAN & BROS,

ADVERTISING AGENTS,
1855 w. Fourth Street, Cincinnati, d
Estimates furnished free. Send for a Cir ular.
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CAUCUSES.


Windham.
The Republicans of Windham are requested TO
meet at the Town House on TUESDAY, the 26th
inst, at O'Clock Pm, Per Order
Town Committee.
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EbsiEy Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyanos--i09o bush corn meal 60 g
: pr III
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1ETEOasOAG0aOAh.
1870 - AANH0 V a.
INDICATIONS FOB Tbs NEXT TWENTY zor,
N~N

INDICATIONS E0H tbs NEXT TWEETY~ yoUp
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIaNArA
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Feb. 25 I a. NJ
For Rev England
the Middle States and lower lake regions, ris.
ing barometer, north to west winds, colder and
clear or partly cloudy weather are probable
with increased light snow in the last district
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prUC55UTuge. IU6J ITdU-
aally dispersed and q large and excited sec tion
went to boot before Gladstone's residence, but
were prevented doing damage by strong force
of police.
Tue Post announces 10 official form that
Lord Lyons will be appointed British repre-
sentative at the conference.
The Standard has the following despatch:
Constdnti7,Ople, Feb. 2f.-Bulgaria is to have
the posts of Rodosto and Kavala. The Rus-
SLAMS will hold all their present positions until
will be signed on Monday at st Ssefano and
the notifications wilbe exchanged in Constan-
tinople ten days subsequently.
VIENNA, Feb. PA joint convention Of the
ministers of Austria and Hungary was held to-
day and lasted five hours The Emperor pre-
sided. Count Andrass2 said he desired vote
of confidence and vote of credit for military
purposes to support Austfia's views at the con-
ference as some of Russa's conditions, espe-
cially the holding of Bulgaria as security for
the indemnity, were inadmissable. The min
listers empowered Count Andrassy to ask the
delegations for a credit not exceeding 60 100000
forins. Both Count Andrassy and the Emper-
or assured the council that they earnestly de-
sired peace.
LONDON, Feb. 25.-The Times contails the
following despatch: Vienna, Feb 24-The re-
port that Turkey will cede naval station to
Russia is persistently circulated The Bay of
Baiska in the Bosphorus aud the Island of
Marmora are yariously mentioned as site for
such station. The number OF of Russians who
accompany the Grand Duke Nicholas to St
Stefano is 10000. 1t may be taken for granted
that this is only step in settled plan for en-
tering ConstaDtnople.
Foreign Notes.
The Austrian government has sent tele-
graph despatch to Rome thanking the Italian
government for its attitude during the con-
clave. The ministers have held several meet
ings lately upon the question of summoning
delegates.
In the French House of Deputies Saturday,
Leon Say, amid cheers from the Left, introduc-
ed bill authorizing the collection of taxes for
March without awaiting the sanction Of the
subject in the Senate.
London dispatches report no further decline
in the market of United States bonds. For
eign bankers there say they get all they want
at below press quotations. They say the mar.
ket there and on the continent is weaker than
qaotstcrS indicate.
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proven lcearly and conclusively before the commit
tee that the returns of Vernon Parish were changed
have the evidence before me, and will give it to
the gentleman if he will permit me.
Mr.. Hale-I have got the record and will answer
the gentleman's question.
Mr.. Cobb-Very well. 1 put the question for
information. 1 have no desire unnecessarily to in
terrupt the gentleman.
Mr.. Hale-It became very clear during the inyesti
ton, the report Of which 1 hold in my hand that
witness who appeared had knowledge of and parti
cpation in the alteration and, as generally believed
was the author Of it. Imean the witness Lttlefied
Now, as far as MIR. Anderson is concerned answer
all these questions starting up here and there and
everywhere by reading from the proceedings of the
committee which was investigating this snL ject Mr.
Anderson testfsing upon this point is interrunted
by Mr. Sparks, member of the present House. who
says:
"My remark about the trausposiion of voteS,'
liza. rs me t.a9daent alterations) "does not apply
10 you, MT. Anderson; because so far as we have
gone 1t - shown by the testimony here that Won have
no hand in it anywhere" ""'o
Then this fol!ows:
The witness (Mr. Anderson) Thank YOU.
Now, there is a better answer than can give Inv
going into any great detail about the participation or
alleged participation of General Anderson in tbis
matter The Vernon Parish returns were opened
MI Speaker, in public. They were given ont IN tbe
public. There scrutinies of the returps nv, oo
tlemen upon both sides when thew yvere ononad
Ihere were copies taken at that time-because - ,
near tne emu OF the count-copes taken incnd;no +b
Vernon returns; and it is to assume that Mr. ADD
son ana the other gentlemen of the returnino ho,d
were idiots 1t after that they dared to forge mr.
pose or alter the returns. And if the alteration ,n
made the fact is according to the Testimony in th
book, that Littlefed had altered them for tbe mr.
pose of using them in order to blackmaiI or drio
hard bargain with somebody to whom they might he
of value.
Mr. Cobb-Ifthe gentleman will pardon my saving
So think he has not answered my question fairly,
1t is whether or not the returns of Vernon Parish
were in point of fact altered
Mr. Hale-Not when they were opened
MI. Cobb-I n not asking the time. am asking
the gentleman whether they were not by the autbori
ues VINO had them in their control as PROMULGATED
ID point Oh tact altered. That is the question ask
MT haie-I DO not understand that the return ,ros
altered In the book have here LitteAald bin,so,t
testified that he altered the returns.
Mr.. Cobo-I put the question xvbetbar &C.,.
nme OF opening to the time of PRONUNCIATION it is not
fact the returns in Vernon Parish were aItere1 h
somebody? y
Mr.. Hale-When they were examined here il was
ascertained pretty clearly that an alteration had
taken place. make no question about that
NOW, Mr. Speaker, to go back to our dispatch TO
M. Anderson Isent it willingly; sent it gladly.
uiu not send it because had any sensiiveness
ABOUT the acts of the returning board beinp onend