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Mjltiarp.

ITERANs OF THE WAR OF isIe.-m
course, tut mel 1853 90 the weather amt
the AiN cod hgV ant sic nv-- 90 80 uI hiuflcr sol.
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Double Trfct. the most Improved Equipment AMI tn
la,i,s II Time eou,,ieNi wltn Ab,oinIc sa.ety'
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Excursions.

COD FIsuING.-Lishth tup on FRIDAY, Feb -
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Al. e. FOSTER Manager
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WAslua tons Bltl iaN by the students n Tue lA.rArS
C... " Iii t.Ar p.acr 900 tv Great Hall FRIDAY EVEN.
$50. l.h - at u,oHk The Wlu consist OF
Mn,ic OrNunns. &c. nckcis can he obtained gratis At
ADRIAN : HEWITT.
secretary.
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~ net inlul1INnJ li.,. HrNukf nou fu'nt .--d inst
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STATr LINE STEAMERS

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STATE on PENNSYLVANIA. Thursday. Fob n
STATE Of SEVtpN rhnrsiay. Feb ~
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So AUSTIN. BALDWIN \ co. Agents. - Broad ~
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Shlpnla,.
IMMIGRATION TO AJsr.s
pAcIrIc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Saloon.. state Rooms smoking mi niih f'pu. tnNl
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Monday, October ID, 1873,

o, 4 o'clock, A. NJ for the purpose Of nominal
i q Legislative ticket aud County officers.
Resolved That said convention DO CON-
posed Of delegates elected from the several
precincts hereinafter named and that delegates
elected be r, side ts thereof.
Resolve 1hst the Primary elections for
the election of delegates to the State and
County Conventions be held In the several
pI ecinc,s throughout the county on
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Awarded highest prize at Centennial EXPOSE
ton for fine chewing qualities and excellence
and lasting character of sweets ming and flavor.
ing. The best tobacco ever made. AS our
bile strip trademark is closely initiated on
inferior goods, see that "Jacksons Best"is
on every plug. Sold by all dealers. Send
for sample, free, to q. A. ia KsoS 4 @ :,
Mfrs Petersburg. Va. l.. Il. Il. Wertheimer,
Agents, San Francisco. febl9.Te-ly
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$40 REWARD

NNHE above reward will be paid for the
Il arrest and convistion OF any person
found in any way poluting the water or IN
juriDg any other property Of tho Winnn-
mucca Water Works.
SMITH q CULVER, =
tunef-tf Proprietors Of W. W. W.
Pacific Specimen
$50 Clay street, San Francisco
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.
sAN FRANCISCO SULPHUR MINING COMPANY.

San FRANCISCO SULPHUR MINING COMPANY.
Location Of principal place Of business.
San Francisco, California.
Location Of Works, Humboldt county
Nevada. d" 't
NOTICE-There are delinquen<, upon the
following described Stock, ON account of As
sessment mo. 81 levied on the Ath day Of
June, 1878. the several amounts st
holders, as follows:
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PROCEE DiNGS
OF THE
DE MOOR ATTIC
COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEES

Alta MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC
"A County GENITAL Committee. held pursn-
ant TO notice. in the Gun house, ut Winnie
mucc' August 8. 1871 present: c. G. Biles.
Chai, man; N. u elbsnco, Secretary; &, b. Pal
mer. X. W. Lewis, proxy; j. b. Hanna, Peter
West. A. upltv, NJ. MeGdor, the following bas-
mess was traI sacted:
Minutes Of last meeting read and adopted
Peter est was accepted - q member Of the
County Central CT mInittee upon petition Of
q large numb If citizens 10 I'LL the vacancy
Of George Phillips.
s. b Palmer was admitted in place Of J. P.
Mullinix.
Resolved, That County Convention Of the
Democratic party OF the county of Humboldt
be held at WinnemucCn. in tine Courthouse. on
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NOTICE.


In the District Court, County Of Humboldt.
State OF Nevada.
In the matter OF the Estate Of Michael Donley.
deceased. #s
Notice OF Time Appointed Ter Prov
ing Wiil.
Pursuant to an order of said Court made ON
che eth day of August. 1873, notice is hereby
given that
THURSDAY. AUGUST %, A. D. 1878.
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ If said day. and the Court-
room of said Court at fine Courthouse In the
town Ell innemueca, have been appo nted as
the time and place for proving he will OF said
Michael DoDiey, decf ased. and for heari q the
application Of Patrick Reid for The issuance to
him OF letters testamentary when and where
any person may appear and contest the same.
Dated Winnemucca, August .. 1878
j. ii. JOB. Clerk.
Geo G. Berry. atty for Petitioner. I'd
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CAUTION.

{ A IL persons caught interfering with any
IA of the ten Fare HFdrants in the town of
Winnemucca 80 AS to Impair their efficiency
WILDE prCsecuted to tine fun extent of the
law. HENRV BUSCH, Foreman,
December 4, II ru 1880 t ailh p
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nUArt .siness ycu can engage in. 20 10
Dr . i $40 per day made by any worker 0!
either sex, right II their own localities, Par
tieul ,,,s a, d samples worth SIS free. Improve
our spere time at this business. Address
SrINsoN & Co.. Portland, Maine.
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Which, Is ,warranted to cure corns. thrush.
quarter cracks, founder and contraction,
which are the prime causes of all lame
ness in horses. NO CIRE. NO PAY.
ED. Nancy.
winnemucca. Jn1y s. 1878, tt Fl
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And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board II Directors, made on the a4th day
Of June, 1873, 81 mapy shares Of each parcel Of
such stock as may be necessary. will be sold
ct public auction, at the nBce Of the
Company, Room 81. No. $40 Pine street,
JHE THIkTEETH DAY Of AUGUST, 1873,
at the hour of O'Clock p. NJ, of said day, to
pay said delinquent assessment thereon. to-
gether with costs Of Advertising and expenses
Of sale. p. NJ. MCLARlN, Secretary.
Office--Room 81, No. $40 Zine street. San
Francisco, California.
jy22.td
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WlNNEM UCCA DAIRY
FRESH
BUTTER AND MILK

win be delivered daily In quantities to sui,
customers In any part Of town. Orders tat
WA. TrousdAie's will be promptly nlled.
Stock pastured on reasonable terms.
WA. TRoUsDALE & Co
PropsItors.
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DROPOaED AMENDME EMIT TO
III the Constitution of the state of Nevada,
passed at the Eighth Session OF the Legisla-
turej
Resolved, That there shall be added 10 the
present Constitution Of this b are an Article to
be called and known as Article XVIII, and
which shall be as follows:
ARTICLE XvIII.--The rights of suffrage and
cffce holding shall not be withheld from any
male citizen OF the United States by re, son Of
bis color or previous condition Of servitude.
Passed February 10, 1877.
Resolved. BY the Assembly, the Senate
concurring, That Article Eleven III of the
Constitution of the State of Nevada be amend
ed by adding to Article Eleven M section ten
(l0) thereto which shall read as follows:
Section Ten NO public funds OF any kind
or character whatever. State. County or mu-
nicipal shall be used for sectarian purposes
Passed February ~. 1877.
hereby certify the foregoing to be true cop
les from the enrolled resolutions ON file in my
office.
Witness my hand and the Great Zeal of
State, August 3, 1872 j. d. MINOR.
tssAL.l Secretary Of State.
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Saturday, September 9TH,

between the ht urs Of 4 and O'Clock z. N.
Resell ed, That delegates to the County
Convention be al psrtoDed ON the basis of the
vote cast for Ert tideEtial Electors in 1876. at
the rate OF one delegate for every ten votes
and fraction Of FIVE or more.
fcsolved, That the apportionment Of del
egates to said Convention be a. follows, to
wit
Delegates 10 County Convention.
Stone House, 1; Sulphur Mine, 2; Humboldt
House. ] Rebel Greek, J /; Quin River, 2; Para
disc Valley, Z; fden Valley, 1; Bartlett CreA,
1; Jertey District, l; G.lconda. 2; NiDpemu eco
Is; un Glen, l; Pleasant Valley, J: Uni lie
G; Star City; l; Mill City, l; ye Patch 3; BIZ
Meadows. 2; Oresna, 2; Eagle Mine, !; Iiute
Meadows,1.
Delegates 90 stat. Convention
Big Meadows, Fagl. Mine, oreana, sulphur
Mine, Mill CITY, Humboldt and Rye Patch, /;
Star City, KNOXVILLE. Pleasant Valley ana Dun
Glen, /; r, en- and Paradise Valleys. /; Winnie
mucca, Golcohda, Jersey, GreggsviIle ana
Store House, 8; Quip River, Bartlett Greek and
Rebel Creek, l; at large, IL
Resolve Rat in all prec incts above men
toned tic J y ,crats Of such precincts are
r. quest : 4. be two Judges and secretary
at the iIr epening the polls for the cleo
Jon Of such dele gates.
Resolved That no proxies be allowed IN
aid Convention except in The hands Of Il voter
who IL a resident Of the precinct he represents
But in case q delegate or DE- legatts VINO are
elected from .dy precinct may De unaple 70
attend the Convention, or any quaiined voter
of such preein Il as proxy, then, ana IN IDA.
case. any perton q qualified voter from the
nearest or adj dining precinct having repre-
sentation in said Coaventi' may holo thc
proxy or Proxies of such precinct.
c. C. lilies, Chairman:
n. DELBANCO. Secretary. aubtd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-25
BUILDINGS INSPECTED.
rInEMES REPORT IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED 70

rInEMEN REPORT IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED TO
PREVENT LOSS or LIFE ny Y1RE.
Foreman John McCabe, OF tho Fro Department
was detailed TO mako examination OF tho buildius
occupied and owned BY Lord Taylor No. sos to DOT
Broadway. Ito found tho structure we'll heated By
steam radiators and tho steam pipes vol protected.
There elevators In tho building. one passen.
ger and ono freight, both Of which are properly
protected with wooden hatch covers Previous
10 tho inspection OF tho promises tho male and
female employees AZ work tho fourth and nrh
floors were compelled IN the morning whom goinl
to work TO rido tho freight elevator,
but this custom is longer obligatory, as the ON.
ploycs now permitted to ascend on the elevator
or take tho stairway ut their option. There ne
lire escapes any part OF tho building. shc foremas
isi" n, ,na a,,n cnnr To wnor ,s"r ,o
three inches wide, lead TO tho ROOT, bot they
short compel any ono going 20 the roof TO rot
strength 20 ,nc root rho Du,Ia,ng sscus 10
DO well supplied with appliances for cxtinruIshing
IRE Its incpienl stages, but Foreman McCabc
plains that, whlc there are pipes running up outsms
Of the building on Broadway and Twentieth street.
with twenty-five icet OF rubber hose aud brass pipes
ton with the rubber hose 10 those pipes would
the risk Of losing his iie on accouns OF the distance
OF the pipes from the windows lie next draws step-
ton the OF exit by tho stairwsys ana recon.
mends that the empIoyds 10 going 10 or coming from
Work use tho ssir~ays preference TO the frcigns
elevator He also draws attention the nccsssy Of
erecting iui SIZED iron balcony rc escape every
floor the second vor To the roof and leading from
tho tho OF NOE o. IL aud ID EAST Nnetccntn
street with bridges from nrc escapes. Tho rum.
Der OF poycs In the building statcs 10 be $40
TENEMENT HOUSES
David Connor, foreman Of Engine Company No O.
submit a report to tho Board Of Fire Comm
yesterday drawing attention 10 the dangerous
dt,,on OF tho premises Nos 80 and 80 washington
the buildings arc six stores high, and are
owned by Helen Lo Roy, oi No West fifty-nrss
street. Tho buildings are tennntsd by nifty families,
numbering about two hundred persons The only
mcans oil egress 10 ~ narrow stairs In each
buildiug. l0A&tng 10 the second floor, ana
thence to tho street. In case OF ore there
arc means OF escape by ladders or other.
wise Esoaps from the roofs IS also cut on, there
being wall built up ten feet nigh, cutting on eli
means escape IN tnat direction IN case OF hsc, 20
tho adjoining buildings. should a nre occur In the
lower portion Of the buildings ana got any hcndwAy
tho loss OF LIE, Foreman Conner states, would Do
fearful. In conclusion no recommends that IRE
escapes should be erected and passagoway made 10
the vail no roof allow ir.c scccss 70 and IRON
tho aoloini ng buildings IN rssc OF IRE.
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GOOD SHOWING ron THE cLEAR-HEApFD
NESS AND PATRIOTISM or CONGRESS.
From the Natl

NESS AND PATRIOTISM or CONGRESS.
From the MALL
We arc not sorry that tho most NAL ignant form OF
opposition TO tho President has taken precisely tho
shape mas In tho Blair resolutions ana that their
author is going borc Congressman until action 10
taken thereon Tho people tho moro readily APP
prchend evils that arc appropriately embodied In
somc characteristic type The effect OF slavery on
Southern politics needed 10 be impressed on tho
Northern mind by such "horriblo examples"
as Toombs and Brooks And litter embodi-
ment OF reckless hostility TO tho administration could
be found than Montgomery Bair-,hc most wrong
headed OF all his rnce, tho most gtuOborDy set 10 hts
ways, tho least restrained Ia his ambitions. Ito ~
tho incarnation OF all that 10 most odious TO men OF
average common sense patriotism and good feeling.
we not surprised that tho HEgALD's Wnshingt on
correspondent has found, by Interviews with the
members OF both houses that 80 OF thcm arc opposed
TO Blair and his monomanin
Tue HERALD has shown It's usual enterprise 10 col
lcctng these expressions OF OPINION by SO dong ~
Inns practically taken tho vote OF both houses, and
thus saved nervous persons from any apprehension
10 tho dIngcr Of any foolish action by either house
Its broadsidc OF declarations by members Of Congress
not worthy Of so great concentration
OF IRE, but tho hopeless agitation, however
Contemplate In It's character or strength ~
annoying as hornet nj camp meeting.
cncc In a legal settlement are enormous Taken alto
rohcr the language OF the $50 members OF 10Th par.
TICS and sections SO well reported IN tho HERALD,
makes a better showing Tor tho clcnr headed ness
have given II credit Tor. On this question OF disturb.
ing tho peace OF tho country BY movement which
has Dothug TO recommend or justify IL Congress IN
solid as rock. Blair might as we'll 70 home
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
/. EXAMINING BoarD-PRoMorroxs.

MEDICAL EXAMINING BoArD-PRoMoTroNs.
WASHINGTON, April rs, 1878.
Board OF Medical officers, composed OF surgeon
). n. Cuyer, Surgeon 7. A. McParlin and Surgeon
II. Adcu Is ordered to convene at New York for tho
purpose Of examining such persons may DO ordered
bclore II.
Tho resignation OF Second Licutcnont Ben Israel
Butler, United Sta,cs Army, has bcen accepted by the
Prestdenk
PROMOTIONS
Tho President sent tho following nominations 10 the
Senate TO day
Second Lieutenant Frank W. Robinson OF the Second
cavalry, TO DO 1rst cutenaut First Lieutenant An
drew Geddes, OF tae Twenty fifth infantry, to DO Cap
tain second Lieutenant Harry Read, Of tho Twenty.
fifth infantry, to DO first lieutenant.
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coSoREssMEN's OPINIONS DISCOUNTED.

From the Brooklyn Eagel
wo consider this Florida event, though fearfuily
significant, ms only incident In nm mplscabIe and
rcmorscIess which going on in this country be.
tween the right and this crime. II is war which not
all tho people, all tho papers. nor one party nor
both parties can stop could II they we're .
unit Tor stopping It, The constitution Of
nature IL against H. Tho stars In their courses
are against II. Tho moral laws which run
against ~. IL isa capital question, and the adverse
disclaimers or emoient words oil politicians u
a vast prepondcrancc OF Congressman record
against dsposing Of the question new. Their feeble
measuring ana mutteripg arc OF no account The
question Is 81 the ioro ana IN the Held and II Will stay
mere by lnmutabio laws TIL IL 10 settled right VI
those who VIII not rightly dispose VI H. II will dispose
without ceremony or uncertainty, anu IL vii
pinch the people themselves IN every nerve and
interest OF their fc TIL they make the atoncnent the
truth demands Tor ITSELF Newspapers nave been
ana unwisc MS II Is gwen Incm 10 be In this
ter. They have laid and cpapbcd ms spectre limcs
without number They have Geographically postponed
peace and settlement. Tney have differentiated the
degrees OF the offence and the crime OF tho offenders
Tho work Of retributon has COMO right on aad the
question aud enarges tho question OF ques-
lions IN TINS land.
nco what Congressman think on the Blair
movement. lhcy are tho judged, not Tho judges.
has come 10 tho hgnt all their svliabes
OF disclaimer silly. The Blair method or any method
ond The Installed shame called aud
known to DO lie Is the method Tor thIs
people 10 force congressman, not take
tho criminals IRE displaced, mother pause
peace, nor prosperity belong TO US as people or VIII
come Nor Will u signify whether the partly de-
Dauched democracy iati OF thor DUTY not Honest
and mSny men are the majority. They belong IN Dotn
parties. They Will hnd aud do hod common ground
IN rsprooa,lng and renedying tons wrong; they w.n
which committed II, but any other party TOO cruvcu,
or corrupt, or blind TO rise 10 the duts oil ending H.
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THE CANVASS OF CONGRESS.
A PUBLIC SERVICE.
From tho CRIMINAL

The HERALD has donc public service In making a
canvass OF the mcmbcrs OF Congress to SEQ how they
stand on the question OF rcopeoing tho question OF
tho Presidential succession. II Gnds that
q very large majority Of tho members OF
both parties opposed 10 even tho con-
sdcration OF Montgomery Blair's schcmo Tor
reoponng matter definitely settled by tho electoral
tribunal Tho Americans practical people. They
do not want q war Of succession, such as mas dis.
tracted other nations. aud tho history Of which
Of the most painful chapters OF human annals.
Rutherford B Hayes rs IN tho Presidents chair aud
there nc will remain TO the end OF his The pub-
lie the spaper which tries tho on IN
try tho ears on tho tmo TO tho Presidency pub.
tic nuisance ana an eacmy TO tho peace OF the nation
No matter what. may sbo thought Of tho doinRs IN
upon and there is ian end on'I" Let Us discuss
practical questions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-25
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WAsHIxGroS, April IS, 1879
Rear Admiral Alexander Murray reports TO the
Navy Department from Honolulu, April ~ that no
about leaving that port In the Pensacola tor San
Francisco expected arrive thore about shs iss
OF NAY
Tho ossipcc icn Havana april q for Hampton
Roads.
The omsaa .cxpecss 10 issvs Hampton Roads for
H.
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DAVID MONTGOMERY.

David Montgomery, Of Jacksonville, Fla, died AZ
tho residence OF hts fatbcr.n-law, Mr.. NJ. Pine at
Hampstead, l.. T., on Tuesday. lilo was a member o.
tho Florida state Legislature for several years.
for Some time was superintendent OF tue Frecdmens
schools OF the state. Al the list general election he
was elected Lieutenant Governor, but consequence
of tho bitter feoling existing al tho time refused
accept the once though receiving the cerunoste Of
election. The iptcrment viii take place at Green
wood
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EARTHQUAKE ON THE YELLOWSTONE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. I

BISMARCK, ID. T., April "a, 1878
privnte letter from Gendve. on the Yellowstone
River, reports earthquake tho 10TH There
were thrce distincts shocks following each other NJ
intervals OF halt hour About two hundred feet
above the soldiers barracks tho ground rent
open for distance Of 500 yards revealing coal vein
hvo feet In thickness. THIS vas accompanied By
strongly offensive odor OF sulphur. which nearly sti
fled every In tho little GARRISON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-25
OBITUARY.
On. c. v. DYER.

Dr. c. v. Dyer. an old resident OF Chicago. Ill. dice
there yesterday morning Of paralysis, aged seventy
ono years lie vas a noted abolitionist aud great
friend OF President Lincoln, who appointed him Judge
OF the International Court Tor the suppression Of tue
slave trade which convened during Lincoln's admin.
istration at Leona, Africa.
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MAJon MoNfOoMERY.

Major Montgomery, OF tho British Royal Artillery,
stationed In tho garrison Halifax. N. s. died sud
denly on Monday last, board Her Msjesly's scamcs
SIRIUS, during the voyage IRON Bermuda Tho body
was landed yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-25
couSr IAprsIrs rAnNowsKL

A despatch from San Francisco. CAL, states that
Count fads,cs Taruowski passenger on tho steamer
City OF Toxic, died at tho 10Th inst
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"vrnTuAiLY sHELvEp.

The HERALD Of ihis morning gives tho result OF nm
actual canvass Of bon houses which shows tina, only
Is Congressman favor tho Blair resolutions while 25g
opposed 10 them anu 81 undecided This ca
fu canvass which Is crcdtabic the enterprise OF
that paper, shows that tho whole subject rs virtually
shevcj.
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THE CONFESSIONS FALn sriLtponS.

The short but pointed conversations with members
ofCopgrcss which the HEmALD published to-day are
timely and interesting. Tho sun Of It's ten columns
10 that Of 200 Senators and Representatives 2oI are
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-25
w. y. MAYans.

Advices from China report that Mr.. W. y. Mayors,
Secretary OF the British Legation. died At shanghai,
oo his way home from Pskin on q leave OF absence
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opposed 10 the Blair scheme and everything like IL
fifteen are In favor OF u and forty seven, IN the
HEKALD's words. are ION tho fcuce' IL is reported
that most OF them knew when they gave their views
that Mclsin's latest confession forthcoming.
Aside from this reasons with which they support
their vows are not sucn would be affected by amp
amount oi testimony concerning the doipgs OF the
returning boards We suspect, therefore, that the
207 wiil continue 10 be OF the Same mind and that
very few. II any. OF the forty seven will dow
IRON "tne fence.i'