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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-01-30
THE

OF the operatives and morals Of the place I
desire a short say. There are go, al! told. Il
perfect ii!iic city Of people. and all devoted
to Piedmont. Questions fall thick and fast
from them, "iS this your first visit? Amt
this 4 pleasant place. &C., &C.; and y"u can
see Il look Of pride IN thccyeof Colonel LAM
NETT. when he, like Gen. Lee. speaks Of my
people, In conversation, he said 10 us.
why, sir, do you know We passed through
the Christmas holidays without Il di>iur-
hancc Of arrest" Just now there arc in In"
Mill. about = iirSt-c.asS InacliinistS letting up
the new machinery. beautiful, BRIGHT and
perfect, SO perfect and efficient, that ON"
would almost expect it talk. Mans hands
cannot perform what mans brains have inhGt
the machinery 10. IL is a UcaU.iiU! sud-.
FOR protection against lire there are ~slrI;il;-
lers. tanks, and bucl; cts, and ting floors $" :r-
ran cG thai they can he flooded NJ Il moments
notice. How much is to he looked after III
cotton mills: not only the interests of The
stDckhoiders in protCCtivce !.0rtS and efficient
| work o: the employed. but rs MAS suggested
20 me, AL these propi" are to be fed. The ma
chiHcry must b. lcp, IN repair. and the mil!
run for tItsc pCTric. May OF them work Ia:
their d:,iiN bread. and IL hcroinr< 81 serious
matter to stop III" hiIl. Ehic.I event low ever
ms no. trausIiJrh III Piedmont.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-02

TRENTON, May 1.-The consideration of the
Benjamin NoyeS habeaS corpus case was re-
Sulheu IN the I. ,. District Court here yester-
day. His counsel We're eX Secretary R0bes0n
and District Attorney keasby. There was A
long discussion over the question Of iurisdic-
uon oil the court, counsel for the state con
tehdlhS that the court had none in the case
Judge Nixon decided to hear testimony and
90 INTO the facts OF the case before deciding
the question.
Mr. Noy,S was placed on the stand. His
testimony covered his career i'm the courts for
the past TWO Years and his arrest i'm Washing
ton at midnight. He said that no papers we're
SitoNh hlh' ana ne was denied the privilege
of seeing counsel or friends and thrust into n
dark cell, and afterward taken To a New Jer
Sey prison. He alluded to the Indictments
found against him for conspiracy and per
Jury and denied that he was a fugitive. Sick
ness IN his family prevented him from appear
ing for trial in Newark
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-02

BALTIMORE, May 2.-Virginia SKIES. old
Is; do. deferred, Al: do. consolidated. 62A; do
second series, 80; North Carolina sizes, old. i6:
do. new, bid to-day. Sugar quiet and steady
BALTIMORE, May 2.-Cotton dun and irree-
ular-middling nominal, 10x. Flour duh, with
very nmlted local business and quotations un-
changed; Wheat, southern dull and weak; western
hrm and higher-southern red, 1.20l1. 80; do,
amber, l. SSs SO; Pennsylvanis red, l:s2lss; No.
June, 1.32a1 32x. Corn, southern duh and lower:
sNe Messern nrm h ana eent hlgner-southen white,
Nay Nay ;s 62aa6Sd d June; tSzsSsN; July, 6l1 bid.
white, Sass; do. mixed, s2aSS: Pennsyivania,
33a36 Rye frm and nominally 6ea6S. Hay ouief
and steady. Provisions dull and heavy. Butter
dull, weak and lower-choice western pacxed i1e
90. Petroleum dull and nominal-refnad. loX.
Conee hrm but quiet-Rio cargoes 13xaI7L
y WHISKY y dull, loe; Receipts-nour: 5, 500; whest.
LOO; corn. lo4. 900; oats, l. 400 shinmenfs~,
y, yThss1 ~ coo; Co., corn 5000: Freishts per steam to
NEW YORK, May 2.~ssocis Quiet. Mouev.
ShSrs Sna $50 2; GS1a, looA Exchange long, 1sef
and csn,s swsh; ,ay May 2-Flour declining. Wheat
a-hsi hhSifpaN; Ssl .In Mag m..G. s four and
51e' Ere l2S: do: preferred, so Illinois Central,
Celtral consols, II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-02
Patrons Of Temperauce.

;, OWEGo, May THE supreme lodge OF the
fatlonS OF Temperance OF the United States
met In this place Tuesday afternoon at two
O'Clock, and resumed their session YESTERDAY.
over 200 delegates were i'm attendance The
following officers were elected to serve the en-
SUNG year a. Ii. Iate, editor of the star OF
Hope WilliamSpOrt, Pa, worthy sire; VIM,
Beebe, Apalachin, Ny, s. V p; Miss Rhode
White, NilllamSPort, Pa, V. NJ. S.H. Phelps,
Hemlngyille, Ny, w. T.: :. g. TOush, Camp.
vile, Ny, w. T.: ii. ii. McNest, Carpenter.
Pa, W. T.: L. G. IIibler, Apaachin, Ny, w
Nj: j. A. Hines South Apalachin. NY, A NJ :
Miss Laura Prince, North Warren, Pa. l.. a.
M; Mrs. A; L; Wilson Rome, Pa, c.; NJ e.
Elliot, North Rome Pa, j. g.; Thomas Lain.
hart, OwegO, Ny. j. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-02

TIE CAMERON-SHERMAN WEDDING.-Cards
for the Cameron Sherman wedding, on the
evening OF May 9, have been Issued, The
marriage will be solemnized in st. Paul's
church, Cleveland, Ohio, after which a select
reception will be given at the residence of Col.
gate HOyt. The bridal part will start for the
east the same evening. The bridesmaids will
be General Sherman's daughter, Miss Ellie !:
sons, of Cleveland; Miss DennisOn, of Wash
ington Miss Center, of Cleveland, and Miss
De Billier, of Yonkers, N. Y. There will be
six ushers and no grOOmSmen. Four of them
will be MessrS. Hoyt and Hickox. of Cleveland !:
MIR: VIM: McMichael and Mr.. Lewis W. Smith
of Philade}Dhia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-02
Close Election I'm Quebec.

of the Quebec legislature took place through
out the province yesterday of house of Is
members, 81 constituencies return 2S liberals
and y conservatives. The liberals having
tons are that Mr.. Joy's liberal government
VIII be sustained by narrow majority It's
ministers are all returned. The old ministers
with the exception of Hon. Mr.. Baker, ex-
solicitor general are also reelected,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-02
WALL Street To.daU

NEW YORK, May 2.-The Post $ financial
article says: AT the Stock Exchange we have
quiet but strong markets for securities and
speculative shares. The latter being as a rule
higher than yesterday. Gold opened at IOO1S
and all the sales since have been at that price
On gold loans the rates have been lal1S and 2
per cent. for carrying. In the money market
the quotation for call loans is las per cent.
PIlme mercantile paper is sac per cent. with
lew names selling at Az per cent. Govern
ment bonds are fairly active, with no change
In prices except for the AZ per cents which are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-02
The Last of John Morrtssev

SARATOGA, n. u, May 2.-Mr. MOrrissey'sre.
mains Will be taken from here TO Troy on Fri
Saturday afternoon.
ALBANY, \. Y, May 2.-Senator Morrfssey's
vacant chair and desk i'm the Senate chamber
Is dlaped In mourning and basket of flowers
stands on the desk, by order of the Senator'S
A large noral cross, presented by personal
friends, also Stands on the desk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-02

A TERRIBLE BOILER EXPLOSION - Trelre
Men Killed and Seuerdt Injured.-The tow
boat Warner, with five barges and a trading
boat In tow, from New Orleans for st. Louis,
exploded her boiler opposite Memphis, Tenn,
Yesterday. The pilot house was blown to a
great height and fell back on the wreck, the
latter taking fire instantly. A tug and sew raj
sklf1s went to the rescue and saved thirteen
persons of the twenty-five of the boats crew.
including John w. Poe, clerk, Jacob Cox,
pilot, both OF whom were blown into the air
and tell back on the wreck, the former receiv-
ing slight and the latter severe injuries and
the others more or less injured. Capt. George
Dawson, VIM: Petit, Dixon Kennel, pilot,
and VIM. Radcliff, engineer, the two latter
being asleep at the time, were lost, and one
fireman was blown into fragments, In five
sunk and the barges We're afire. but the flames
We're soon extinguished. The injured were
taken to the hospital at Memphis. All the Off
GERS and crew were residents of st. Louis, ex.
cept the engineer, who was from Pittsburg.
The explosion, was like that of a ten-inch
city. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-02
Fire.

TAUNTON, MASS, May2.-The main building
ana office of the Albion Lead company at
Dlghton, were destroyed by fire this morning
The hre originated in the acid room. The de-
struction OF the works was speedy, there being
no apparatus i'm the village. But few men
have been employed at the works lately The
establishment was removed from Taunton 10
Dighton after fire some five wears ago. In.
surance SlOOOOO. Loss nearly as much
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-02

HEAVY SUITS AGAINST RAILRoAD-In the
MeSsrs Fred. Faulkner, of that city, and t..
F.Donauy, of Charleston, West Va, through
counsel, entered suits against the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad com.
pany for damages, in the sum of So, 900 each,
for injuries received at the time of the acci.
dent on that road on the oath of February last.
by which Mr.. Faulkner lost his left leg and
Mr. DOnally both legs ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-02
Political Notes.

Believing that there are thirteen Congress
sional districts in the southern states which
have republican majOrities ranging from 2, 900
if fair vote can be had next fall, there will be
no democratic majority in the next House for
MI. Randall to build upon. The CincIn-
natl enquirer expresses the belief that the
democrats can retain control of Congress at
the next session If they nominate strong, true
men on an imitation platform, and not other
wise. "A democratic paper down in Texas
deprecateS the selection OF sectional candi-
a suggestion for the selection of farmer, in.
sists that there shall be no class distinctions
The st. Paul tMinn.) Globe says that jeff
Davis letter is that of a man reeking with
spite against humanity. The Globe is demo-
cratic. and realizes that jeff isn't helping the
party in the North to any great extent, saws
the New York Times. John r. COtfroth
Gratis of the 9th Indiana district The green
hackers nominated LEROY TempletOn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-02
Politics i'm New Rru.swt.L

81. JOHNS, n. B., May 1.-The provincial
government was in session at Fredericton
last evening. 1t is understood that a recon-
struction of the ministry was decided upon.
Attorney General King is to retire from local
politics. MI. Frazer, now provincial secre-
tary, is to become attorney general and Mr.
TO be made provincial secretary. The general
elections will take place shortly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-02

nj. L, Church South met in Atlanta. ia Voc
terday, Bishop Pierce presiding. There were
present As delegates from 81 conferences. All
the bishops We're present: The conference
was welcomed by Judge James jackson. of
the Supreme Court, and responses made by
Blsh0ps Pierce and McTyere. Standing COM
mittees were then Appointed 0oA'-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-02

- The dispute as to the right of the Western
mon executive committee to vote on its
1000 shares of Atlantic and Pacific stock has
been compromised, and il is understood that
the latter company will maint ain its wide
spread organization, the earnings of the two
companies TO be pooled according TO the con
tract made last wear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-02

AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House
to-day, were Secretary McCrary, Senators
Mitchell, ingalls, and Allison; Representa-
tiyes Dwight, Townshend, Ward, Landers,
Dunnell, Cain, Phillips and Ittner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-02

APPROvED.-The President to-day approved
several bills. among them an act to prohibit
the coinage of the twenty cent silver piece.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-02
The English People Spelling for a
Fight.
lie Labor Troubles I'm England.
NEW YORK NOTES.
The Syndicate Want Five NiIIiou
More of az Per Giants

NEW YORK, May 2.-The syndicate sold
sl,5oNoN g. per cent. bonds yesterday, hay
ing less than Sl,001,OOO of the amount of the
recent call unsOld. A meeting will be held on
Friday, when Secretary Sherman is 10 be re-
gueSted to issue S6,oO000O more az per cent.
bonds under the option. This viii make
S4o,om,un OF the S50,0N,000 originally sub
scribed for by the syndicate on ApriI III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-02
New York's Elevated Railroad

NEW YORK, May y2-PreSident Pullman and
the associated directors of the Gilbert FIe.
waited railroad have Just made an officiaI trial
trip, running train of three cars carving
$50 PASSENGERS, from Trinity church TO Gene
tral Park, hve miles and Including an the
curves, in Ii minutes " "N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-02

The GENERAL SYNOD of the Reformed
churcn In the United States will convene i'm
Iilennlal session in Lancaster, Pa, on Wednes-
day evening, May Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-02
THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal
revenue, s543,i64 "A customs, s310,03522.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-02
The Mark0ts.

PORTLAND. ME-, May 1.-The British Consul
here has gone TO Southwest Harbor TO watch
the movements of the steamer Cimbria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-02

EXPRESS WITHDRAwN.-The Adams Ex.
press company has closed its Office at Win.
chester. Va- and the employees there have
been transferred to Washington city. This
secures to the Baltimore and Ohio company
monopoly Of the express as well as freight
business at Winchester.-( BQu. Sun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-02

AUCTION SALE OF COAL IN NEW YORK
The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
rallroad company sold $4,000 tons of coal at
Steamboat, $3.S21a; CRATE, 1895; egg, $3.45:
stove. s.. 3.75a$3T714; chestnut, $3.l5 The prices
at the March sale tthere being none in ApriI9
w Were M as follows; Steamboat, 1925; crate, $3a
chestnut, $3a$3.20 ..'0-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-02

DIR. HENRY I. HELMBOLD, the well known
druggist, was found in the streets in New
nofk actlng very strangely yesterday morn
ing He was taken to the Station hOlse and
subsequently sent to Bellevue hospital where
physicians pronounced his case acute luuacy.
put thought he could be brought out of it in a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-02
Newspaper I'm Trouble.
Watching fbe Ctmbrta

NEW YORK, May 2-Motion was argued To-
TO appoint receiver OF ". Y Ruenifag MAJ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-02

THE WINNERS at the Nashville, Tenn, races
yesterday were Kennesaw, mile heats, in
1:45A, 1:47A; King William, mile and a.
quarter, in 2:12l4. King William also won the
tWo.mile race, it being walk over.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-02
kilograms to The Star,
THE EUROPEAN WAR FEVER.
Russia Buying Cruisers.
OUR NEW BONDS IN DEMAND.
EUROPE TODAY.
DiSlruSl I'm the SIacL Mn


Distrust I'm the stock Markets.
LoNpoN, May p 2:SO D. m.-In the stock
markets prices have fallen away under the i'm
tiuence OF the continental bourSiS and dis
couraglng political news. Among foreign Sc
curltles Russians have suffered the most
Gums i'm COaius.
NoNsTANTiNoPLE. May Arms and am.
hhunlllon destined for the MuSSulman Insur-
sehts IN Roumelia have been discovered leay-
ing Adrianople concealed i'm cOftinS
RUSSIAN Srufsers-A Clue 10 the Cim.
, brta My stery.
LoNpoN' May =" Information has been rs.
afternoons Globe, dated CronStaTf A nil '5i ~
that several steamers lying al ReyeI have
peen purchased by the Russian voyarnmapt
lor the purpose OF being converted inTo
cruisers. Three vessels which left ReyaI q
week ago are, L hear on the best autbority
already the property of the Russian admiral
", ana nave gone 10 America 10 receive their
lean firms, and 10 receive on board seamen
who departed short time ago.
The English People Spelling for a
LONDON, May "A memorial TO the Queen
Is being extensively signed in Sheffield eX.
pressing confidence in the ministers and vii.
nhgneSS 10 make every necessary sacrifice for
the conduct OF war until the cause of peace
ana order IN Europe is secured from lawleSS
and reckless aggression
The Labor Troubles fu England.
BLACKBURN, May 2.-Ihe operative cotton
SplnnerS have ad lOurned the question of again
seeing the masters for a week All the opera
tlVes, although complaining OF hunger seem
10 he perfectly firm. They regard the intended
lock out as a godsend, because il will hring an
crisis quickly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-02

SUBSCRIPTIONS to the four per cent, loan to-
dav s1ol Coo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-02

THE SENATE to day adjourned over till next
Monday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-02

A WHISKY BONFIRE.-An enthusiastic tenn
perance demonstration took place i'm AMMAN
oils, Md, last night, the occasion being the
public cremation of a stock of liquors surren-
dered TO the Annapolis Dashaway club by
women and children, numbering l ZOO. headed
by drum and fife, carrying flags and transpa.
rencies, marched to Market space. Here were
piled up barrels, kegs and other saloon outfits
AFTER singing and prayer and given signal
the barrel heads were knocked in and the
liquors set on fire amid the shouts of the mnI.
tiude, which numbered nearly 5000 -.
LERDIsT RAIDERS DEFEATED BY MEy1c.N
REGULARs:-AbOutt two hundred Lerdists. led
Matray and Christie, marched from LanOrias
Texas, eighteen miles from Brownsville. ia
SangsedOrO, on the Rio Grande, reaching there
Saturday morning. About fifty attempted to
cross into Mexico, led by Lera, but were met
by regulars from Matamoras and defeated
eight of the LerdiStS being Captured. two
wounded, two killed, and three drowned in
their efforts to recr0sS. 1t is Thought the re-
mainder OF the band went further IN the river
TO cross. 1t is understood that the object of
the raid was to intercept and capture General
CanaleS, who was on his way from ReynOsa To
MatamOraS. Two of the Captured 1nen had
been living in Brownsville. '.eN'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-02

SITTING BULL MAKING OyERTUREs FOR
PEACE-Gen: Sheridan has received report
from Gen. Miles, dated headquarters of the
district of the Yellowstone, Fort KeOph. M, r.
informing him that Sitting Bull and ia men
all head soldiers and chiefs, had sent a half
breed to Gen. Miles inyquiring what kind of
peace the United States would make with
them, and saying the Great Father was of
course too rich to expect the Indians to give
up their poor little ponies and their old guns
Gen. Miles, in reply, informed Sitting Bull that
II lie desired to stop hOstilities peace could be
made which would end all trouble between the
whites and Indians; that when the Indians
give up their ponies and guns they would re-
value in peace; that when peace was made the
government would provide for them as it does
for all friendly Indians. N'0'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-02

BANKRuPTCY-Clark w. BRYAN and r
Iapley, OF Springfield, Mass, have been com.
PEELED by unfortunate real estate speculations
,, TO go mt INTO bankruptcy. Their Individual fail,
9re m does not affect the sOlyency of the ClaIk
w. Bryan Joint Stock COMPANY. nor the mn n
lcatiOn of The Springfield irni0n o pun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-02

BANKRUPTs IN CHICAGO.-During tho ,ras-
ent month 265 petitions in bankruptcy were
hsd In TIE ne Chicago district against ss for
MMaicn Mha H., 40 lOr seDfuary, and AZ for January.
rupts was as follows: Secured, si.2i0. .Oas'3S.
unsecured, $S,S72, 30S.19 total $l3.O32 4O3 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-02

A8-A lady in Mount Sterling, XIV. eiphtaa,
years old, has been married six years. and has
three children. wa" ''''
1@There are in Vienna four suburbs con.
tanning zoe, 600 people for whom there is church
accommodation for 20O0
AgThe supreme court of Massachusetts has
decided that note given for a church sinh.
scriptiOn does not carry with it an Obligation
70 pay, since 1t is given without cOnsidera-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-02

IR FAvoRO SMITH-The Senate committee
OIL commerce to-day unanimously agreed to
repnrt favOraby the nomination of George L.
Smith to be collector of the port of New Or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-02

THE southern members of Congress who
went to Boston last week as the guests of the
Commercial Club, have returned much pleased
with heir visit
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-19
DAILY INTELLIGENCER,
Friday, April 19, 1873.
AGRICULTURAL ITEMS,

Peas aud beans, corresponding more
with the elements Of Fat than The vari-
Gus grains, are better adapted to the
production of wool than either wheat,
corn, rye, barley, oats or buckwheat
These latter, together with the rutaba-
ga turnip, being peculiarly adapted to
the production Of fat. should be used
mostly for the feed Of sheep when un-
dergoing the process Of fattcning.
More than five million cans of corn
are packed iu Maine annually, and
sold in every part of the world, yield
ing q business 20 the State Of about
$3.50, 900, and giving employment to
about eight or ten thousand people dur
ing the packing season.
The Boston Adcerti~r mentions the
sale Of q cow in that market for 800,
which for the last sixteen months
yielded in butter and cheese 1918, be
sides what was used in the family Of
the owner, farmer in Bradford, Yer
mont
David Quincy, of South Arlington,
MASSACHUSETTS,, mas TWO COWS, one oil
which has averaged eleven quarts of
milk day for one year, and the other
eleven quarts day for eleven months
Of the year.
During the year 1877. Chicago re-
ceived S25,240 gallons of milk by the
&. b. & q. II. r.. l,204,3l2 gallons by
the Chicago and Pacific r. r., and g.
9s7.324 by the Chicago & Northwest
ern X. K.
Hop raising proved a disastrous
experiment in Vermont last season. AS
general thing the rates realized did
not cover the expense OF picking, and
many raisers have not sold their hops.
The North BritiA Agrieuhurist, in an
article:on the past agricultural season,
estimates the losses of Scotch farmers,
owing to inferior crops, at 10000, 900.
Sheboygan county. Wisconsin, has
sixty-.wo cheese factories that brought
into the county last year $4,000 10
cash.
There are eight butter factories in
Toronto. Canada. and more will be
built this season.
Great interest is being shown in the
cultivation of chufas and artichokes for
food for swine.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-01-04

ADvIcEs from the City of
Mexico to Dec. 90, report some
changes in the cabinet. and
others are expected. The Mex
lean treasury is reported in a
Aattering condition. 1t is re-
ported intrigues at Washington
for the removal of Mr.. Foster,
American Minister, creates in
dignation among Americans in
Mexico. All foreigners regard
Mr.. Foster as the right man in
the right place.