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New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
TIE MEANING OF GALLATIN's SUIT
4 MOVEMENT BY IHE CENTRAL PACIFIC 10 lEei
TIE IHEEMAN ELL.


IBY rELTGRATH 10 me TRIHINL.I
N,smNGroN Oct, 1G.-Ihc opponents "i TIC
Central Pacific Company charge that that company
does not intend 10 comply with the Thurman b"''
and that to test the cou,tituioualty OF the meas
urc in the spcedicst possible way, the company has
induced one Of its Shareholders, Albert GaIatn, 10
bring suit against the company to compel th" latter
tocomply with the Thurman law. tn" Associated
Press dispatches tins morning show that IN that SUIT
the company did not make defence. The cnanIcd
an appeal Immediately to be taken to the United
States Supreme Court. The Central Pacific Com
many has thus all the adyantur" Of testing the CON
stitutionahty of the law in suit m winch ~"
United States IL not party. and where the 'o'
,TIurut has no one 10 pIutvci l!S lnjrT'"ts'
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
TIE IRVING HALL DEMOCRACY.


MEETING OF ITS COUNTY CONYlNIIoN-JANtS
DAILY SUGGESTS An UNTRANNELLED CANDIDATE
FOR MAYOk-A CONFERENCE COMMITTEE Az
POINTED.
The Irving Hall Democracy assembled III
County Convention last night. More than 1000 per
sons were present, the floor Of the hail
being crowded with delegates and the galleries
with spectators. The convention vas called TO
order by James b. Morrison, chairman Of IN" Genera"
Committee. Charles +. Crazy was elected temporary
chairman hr Crary said the organization asked voters
irrespective Of party to unite with It 20 secure an
honest ana efficient government Of the Cuy OF
Ncy-York The Ion OF the convention was
called The reading of the EOMo OF Edward
Coopcr drew ont prolonged applause. which finally
ended m three for Mr. Cooper IL II an o.c Sc
Crethat MI Cooper the candidate OF the ORGANIZATION
for N1yOr.
Assrnb!yman James DAILY made speech, winch
listened 4 with great attention, u h'u'E
rrl.rltd as inspired by the leaders of ihc
organization. He said that The conference com
mttCe would 20 into the general con ercn'o M'''-
ing today with the dcsIgp OF supporting no
man Tor NSyor who could not take the office perfectly
free aud unrHmmt He'd Thus was uudrrrtood a. cTlt
cispl ur the attempts which have been mHdn o OBTAIN
pledges from candidates for MavUr regarding 'E" GlA
pusal Of the spUlls of office Charles crazy Was iheh
elected permanent chairman and the ol OWING were a
uoiurrd members ~ committee 10 confer with otl,I or
BIcklcy, Daniel O'R,lE, Heury B ONcu, hlchAC' NOT
ton, Richard Evans, T. j. Gibbons, BrmdId hcHIh'N'
II. Rhodes. j. A. DiukC, Nelson i. WatcTbIl, t'1"i
BOwe Louis y. DosrheT, James DH!y, Joseph HIuL'h-
lhaI join r. Fellows, Henry hurr"Ni NlCAa.l N".',
Peter g. Mastcison, John hcCooi Charles 'ialy ana
Ntf
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
TLLEGR4PHTC NOTES.
rnE nnAKhMEN NOT " CONVENTION.

THE RRAKEMEN NOT IN CONVENTION.
RrEr,Io. y Y, Oc,. lG.-NomCrilngo of bIdkrmcu
~ oda, and Ga" lNmos circulated upon inc SUD.
lrct arc apparently unlouhdrI'
RAILWAY WORK NOT To STOP.
~ InJI-. oct. lG.-Ihc reports that work upon
M Nrw Lead VILE extension ~ the AteSou, To-
rrka aud santa Fo hallway about TO cease are wholly
without foundation.
MAD HOSTILITY To THE CHINESE.
San FgANCIsCp, Oc.. l6.--Ihe Constitutional
Cnycutipn today adopted resolution to MEMORABLE tho
President and mt,d states senate and ask them 70 10
modify the BuImgamo Treaty to IrohiJt Chinese mmIga
uIu.
THE wHEELBARROW MAN STILL IN ROUTE.
SAN FrANCISCO, Oct. lG.-l hc reported aruNal Of
harrow was advertising hoax Potter viii not be here FOR
Gay or two.
4 SHAFT TO THE SOLDIERS OF Waikiki.
NIppIrTnWN ~ Y, Oct. lG.-A committee of
Veterans Of COMPANY X. 18th Regiment NvWIoIk Noluu.
ven feet high q suTmouuod by statue, IA memory 0l
tho soldiers ot the Of waikiki The cost viii be 5000
FTKFWORKS PARADE AND \ BAND or Nj SIC.
S,r1IoGn ~ Y. OFT. rs. Right Eminent Grand
Commander charles II Holden WAS received 10y washing.
Inn nmuaUcry of knights Tcmpar here on his return ilom
m. s.ssou of the Grand COmmandcry Hc was escorted
nom Tho railroad depot to his house with bald o. music and
display Of hrc"OrA7
CuACE AND HATHAWAY IN \ WILL CASE
FALL RIVER, Mass, Oct. lO.-li ~ stated ON good
auhotv that George H. Hathaway aud Angler ChaCc wall
h n TAUNTON on Friday next 20 esty ~ Tho OF TN
thEu Duriee eHtae CnaCo viii Be brought from concord
,u wit OF habeas corpus. Hathaway viii De retained In
Taun OIL unt Saturday, when he viii be taken to Concord
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
IOWA CONGRESSIONAL CONTROVERSY.

BrmI>GrDS Iowa, oct l6.-Charman
p,,,,,, or the ,.,rprc. orul Democratic Committee
,- decided NOT 10 call convention % nominate can
dti,tr to be- voted for .u Soycmbrr being advised 70
fI4 effect bv pruuiuc. LAWYERS OF the Ettr lhy Ic
v ~ ibr ,,tn Der election win he referred tO Com
srr,. The ;rpuh can committee holds tha the Oriu-
Der election wa, lrII, ana tine party VII nave nothing
tn do with an election held next month.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
KEW-YORK ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.

BUFFALO. Oct. 1G.--Thc Republicans OF the
Vth Assembly Distrctof Fri" County have nominated
the lion. William A. Johnson. Mr. Johrs'n was q mem
Der oi the Legislature IN 1-7j The DoLocIaIs uGro
nominated Smith Bartlett tine Democrats carIeu 'n''
district Dy 7G majority Last ycurI
BALLsroS, Oct. 1G.-The Hon. Samuel w.
Buell. having {, ,c.nrd the Democratic nomination tor
Member Of Assembly IN the 1T Saratoga District VII
lian A. CoaIucr ir substituted IN ms place toady
This district Democratic IN 1877 ny 30 m"HOl'J
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
GREEygACK LABOR PARTY NoNlEATroNs

Labor party met l several Of the districts last evening
10 nominate candidates FOR Abdomen. Thomas T. Mas
t,r,ou and Roger Burto were nominated Ih tl"
lyth distinct; Michael O'TarrclI and Edward Costello
III the VIlh District ana james Crawford aud
Patrick Laucdou IN tho Win District The
nance Of John Kelly, Michael Doughcfy and
Edward Pcillcv were suggested as candidates iu The
WIN District ana committee We 20" pointed o. a-'oI-
rda trey would accept ana l'Id' '." necessary -
rcre,s A committee to select c:.ucGnf's IN ,ho Nih
District was appointed.
Tur,rc BclHiar Wts nominated hy the Haulan-
O'Errv Grccrhach Labor wing, - I,ulNo,ut iAc AN'n
Assembly Dirtrct TGo John J.. OBuun faction nom
mated IIc rH'ur candidate. ..,.,
Tine National GrcDauarE Labor party ~ the N&'h
Assembly District nominated q. +. stephens as '.,
...LmuLL lLLNNatN.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
LOCAL NonrSATIoxs IN ORANGE COUNTY.

MIUDLETOWN, \. Y, Oct. I6.-Iho UIHHSe
COUNTY Republican Convention, held at Goshen to-day
nominated the following county ticket:
For Treasurer William J.. Map"s.
CHnryiafrHdsut OC Foo. James Harvey Gooda'.
NgSrtal Juig,-O. T. Howell
,i,ytrrr cr StssiOpg-JOAn l.. DuTycA.
LOrOnrr-NClsUn CTlst
The Democrats OF the lid District mct here oaay and
nominated Frank H. Broadhcad. OF Port Jcrys for the
Assembly, and Thomas E. Husr, OF Auisnh tor School
Commissioner. rOrauge County gave Democratic PIN
iii Assembly District IN 1877, tho Republican plurality
Tor Asrcmnlymlu wge Al
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17

OF via confusion. Finally motion preYaiIcd 10 ttl
aside the ha lot and roll again called, nut be
fore the result was announced the convention became
perfect bedam. Finally Mr. brennan was declared I"
he tho nominee having received 7G votes 20 69 Tor
Mr.. WdcY. by this time at least hall the detgt,,s
had left the hall and nearly all the spectators hdh lh
pcrscd. The following were then nominated for cor
oners: Drs. Hugh c. Hendry, Milton Baldwin ana d. NJ
EAlmueI
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
that he set them right after the accident Tie inquest
Will be continued tomorrow mornincI
WASHINGTON.
AN EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS
WHAT The DEMoCRATIC MANAGERS ISIEND Foh

lDY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TEIBUNE.l

WAsuNGTON Oct. 16.-ThcTe are Democrats
here who are supposed to be fully acquainted with
the purpose of the managers of their party, who de-
clare confidently that it Is the intention to force an
cx ira session Of Congress after the 4th OF March
To do this they will allow several Of the most I'M
portant Appropriation bills, il not ALL to 20 over
They say that they intend 10 leave the AdminINtra-
ton in such fix that it cannot carry on the Gov
eminent without promptly calling an extra session
without waiting until October, as in the case oi The
failure of the Army bill last year.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
A prvoCPATrC NOMINEE DECLINES.

BOsTON, Oct. l6.-Charles Theodore nus
sell las written letter. declining to be D'inocrhuo
candidate for Congress In .ho with District llhls
disirlct-parts Of M!dlcscx, Norfolk. Worcester hud
81 T,rk CountIcs-ts now rcprcsCu'.d by eIGoyernor
william CIaf tRcUl, who ha- Be, "a renoW!hateh HIS
majority IN 1876 Vac about lIOOJ
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17

r,lc rrccIi.- q. sing slug oyer expenditures w|s
lnG AZ IN, total deficit during the whole year being
az 40 a. The driut last year WHO. the mSudgcu.u DO
. NTH 'lr pII~nu m, u,rt"l-, lol hIr mouths qua WIN
,,.r.,t,uu,.f Nt- -blG,Il O6, Hut tT
,,i ,,,r plr,luu. wien the inspectors controlled Il
.r,t,,I, ~GOJ ulU 3d.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
rNInN AGAINST TAMMANY.

yuE CONFERENCE COMMITTEES OF THE RIIJhLl-
CAN pARrY AND THE ASTI-TAMAiANf oh"ANi
zhTroNs-A JOINT MEETING TO BE Held TO-DAY
Local politicians, whenever they met yeeter-
, 81 once began talking about tie suggested union OF
me Republican party and the AntiIRmmauy oTGdh'It
,,ons against Tammauy Hall The action of the I'Pto-
ton Comfy Convention, and Of the city Democracy
and the Comfy Democracy, the night before In appom
NO without debate committees 10 confer with the repre-
aD,otiyss Of other organizations opposed 20 Iammany
= ,rs}dorpd very significant. euCn united action, II
"a, said could only have been secured by private
agreement 10 adopt that pOlfoy.
I've fret steps toward q meeting OF the Conference
Committees were taken yesterday. The ReId"ic"h
Committee met St Republican Hall sud con'ldereo foT
Ieyera hours the course ts membcrb would t"he upon
meeting the members OF tho Conference Committees of
,ther political associations letter read from the
O'Reiuy-Hanlon branch Of the National party In th!s
sity stating that that organization lad appointed
Conference Committee the subject OF union against
Tammany The committee was composed o. Corhc"n7
O'Reilly Sinclair Myers. Henry A. Hescr, DJ I"oA,y
and Marcus Hanlon. After debate over the situation
ue following subcommittee appointed to meet the
,epresentatives ~ Ant. TamuanY and tho National
marty. Chester A. Arthur John II, Lawson, Sheridan
Shook George Bliss jr, Robert G. McCord, jacob ".
Patterson r. SolJn b. Smith, Joel ". Mason, Jacoh
Hess and Gilbert J. Hunter. General arthur was
,lerted chairman Of this committee, aud Nj smith see
thsrmen Of the Irving Han Democracy, the city De
nUCraCy, the County Dengcl4tv, ana Lfe It'hn
Hau0n wing of the National Groenoack lahoF party,
Informing them tEat the Republican Conference iou3-
nitec would meet the COntcreutt Committees OF tu"Se
ORGANIZATIONS ~ No. 81 CnHtOup.acc atS y. ~ today
The City Democracy Conference Committee met al
Fourh-ave ard Tweuty-nith-st Wednesday aitcTuoon'
md appointed tie following subcommittee 20 execute
4 work: James O. Briyn, john b. HasAm, Robert Il.
Rooney Thomas drktilar, Jnmes counter, Michael
Ioalv and James fitzgerald. The subcommittee VIII
meet the headquarters oi the organization at p D
tomorrow.
me County Democracy Conference Committee me, at
he AshiIud House and appointed rho following SUD
,uuIuitt.c: f. Nj BXby, Emanuel Is. Hart lra 'haieI,
Robert Power NJ. c. Murphy, Sotn G. Douglas ana Frun-
4. RJu>gU
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.

NOMINATIONS AND ELECTION RETURNS.
OFFICIAL RETURNs PROM OHIO-EX-SPEAKEE SLOAN
NOMINATED FOR AS-EABLY2IAN-WITHDRAw
IN SORTH CAROLINA.
The official returns from Ohio show n Re
publican plurality of 3,l5i for Secretary OF
State, and the election of nine Republican
and eleven Democratic COngrcssmcn' Tx
Speaker Sloan has been nominated by tho
Republicans in Oswego County for the Assem-
bly,. In North Carolina, the Withdrawal OF
two Congressional candidates is ANNOUNCED
Candidates wcro dominated IN several Maosa-
chusctts districts Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17

Jfy''H'H"'
Barnes for Secretary 81 Sratc................ lG1
white Tor Supreme Court JudE".......:.. go. uso
Paul for Member oi Board OF Public Works" l. l!I
Euttcrworth, iou Congress. l-t Dl-tuct....... ~
Young, ioI Congress, ia Di-trlct...-........ va
DeuyJd'tu.
Watson for Probate .Iudgc. o5
Kclcruau, iuy lEhrmory pT.ct"r.--.......-- -
The Republicans elected all the other candidates.
with the possible exception of Pro-'"uung-Ati"E-
ncy The decision IN the latter case hinges Oh thr
talivshcrt OF prccinc, c, Fourth Ward.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
THE LOCAL CAMPAIGN.
WHAT POLITICIANS ARE DOING.

NTINT IUIIT IN-No NI'I1 y
-, ,,rrFoET To CoNRISE THE RErCBICAN PARTY
AND ANTI-rANIMANY ORGANIZATIONS A"AlNSA
T,,,WAvY rAI-TuE CANDIDATES OF TIE oP-
POSING FORCFs.
The conventions Of all of the political or
,auiz tions in this city have now been held
A. no conventions except those of it"hIe
faction. of the National party, have homlna-
lions OF candidates yet been made. \ policy OF
delay has been universally NdODted. Conference
Committees were appointed yesterday by all
organizations opposed to Tammany Hail.
winch will meet to-day fer the pur-
pose OF selecting a common list Of can
didares for the Offices of Mayor, City judge
District-Attorney and Coroner The Rcpuh-
lcan party will hold its City and County
Conventions in Kings County to-day.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
THE REPUBLICAN VICTORY IN OHIO.


TIE OFFICIAL RETURNS GIVE ErFtBfd'AN PLO-
Rally or 3,154 FOR SECRETARY or STATE
CoIUNBUs, Ohio, oct. 1G.-rhc official &c nrhS
from all the counties give Barnes uicpl 3,l5i ru-
rahy for Sccrrary of State. The vote for 'arh ''h-
didatc WAS a. follows: Blrnc, Qtcph 2Ii,2Vo )
Paige DEM 27O,9GG; Roy CNatn, 1892 Robin
son PRO-, 5,G7i Bamrsr plurality, 3,l5i.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
The returns also show the election Of eleven DEM
ocratI, and !niuc Republican Congressman, as ioI-

AsWEEPEG VICTORY ~ HAMILTON COUNTY.
CINCrvStrI oct lG.--rho official returns OF th"
election IN Hamilton County give ;hr following
maiurltics
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17

San FrANCISCO. Oct. lG.-lh hc reported aruNal o
The man making the ITp aruss The Continent with whcc
harrow " as an advertising hoax Potter viii not be here Tor
lay
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-02-15
MARYLAND NEWS.

Somerset county pea-growers have CON-
menced planting.
Charles Pierce caught seventy-fve barrels OF
catfish, near Hance's point, North East river,
al one haul.
Hon. VIM. NJ Merrick has returned to his
home 10 Maryland, after sojourn Of several
months IN Florida.
On Tuesday Of last week the seine.haulers
at Selbyville caught $50 barrels of fish, most
OF which were perch. There are large num-
Der OF hsh caught 10 this river (St. Martin's)
every winter. They are shipped to the New
York market where shoy bring good price.
Mr.. Snowden Disney, residing 10 Baltimore
county between Arlington aud Pikesville, is
remarkable man. lie Is seventy.six years
old, has been married twice aud is the father
OF thirty children. Sixteen Of his children
are living the oldest Is fifty years old aud the
youngest one week. Mr.. D walks ten or CT.
teen miles every day for recreation; eau do
The days work Of a man OF ihriy-hve aud Is
10 vigorous health Moral-Mr. Disney has
never taken drink Of liquor. . chew OF to-
bacco, or smoked cigar. Young men 90 aud
do likewise. - County Herald.
Mrs. Gaines. the inveierate lileani, Is said
10 possess remarkable legal knowledge She
Is reported As saiing that she has really no
attribute bat endurance and The power OF
talking. Speaking Of Der long struggle. she
SAYS 81 never have had a notion Of either
dying or giving up"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-02-15

The special meeting Of the Agricultural
Society, called for Tuesday next, should, and
no doubt will, attract the attention of all who
take a proper interest 10 the development of
the agricultural interests of our county. What
effect the recent decision of the Court, declar-
ing its charter null and void, will have upon
the future prosperity of the society we are not
prepared SO say but we think now is the time
for every man who wishes to see an organiza-
ton second to none in the State to put his
shoulder 10 the wheel and do all in bis power
for its success.
II is not to be supposed hat the managers
can SO arrange the exhibitions as TO give en-
tire satisfaction to the thousands who attend,
with their various tastes and desires, but If all
be guided by the rule to enjoy what they like
and let others do the same, we shall have fine
shows aud less grumbling
An agricultural fair is intended to exhibit
the products of the soil, fine stock of all kinds,
machinery, implements, and goods Of domestic
manufacture, and while il should not be turned
into horse race, at the same time it should
not be devoted exclusively TO pigs and pump
kins Good premiums should be given in all
departments and inducement offered alike TO
all branches OF industry.
There has been considerable dissatisfaction
expressed for some years pas, at the high rate
of admission to the Grounds ANA if the rates
can be reduced without interfering with the
=, r. A. "a -
tainly be done; but as it is not our intent
to dictate to those who are better acquainted
with the workings Of the organization than
we are, we close with the hope that every
one who takes an interest 10 the matter will
be present, and IL not a member of the
Society at present, become one and do bis best
10 build up the Society, and that all advocates
of the "rue or ruin" policy may stay al
home
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-02-15

The Rev. Mr.. Ceaver, OF indianapolis,
the foundation for whose reputation is found
in the fact that he preached Morton's funeral
sermon, appeared in the pulpit of Foundry
red button-hole boquet md big seal ring
He rnnted about the Genius of Christianity"
which important subject was entirely wrecked
In the maestrom Of wild adjectives of which
his discourse was made up. If Mr.. Hayes is
to listen TO such fancy preaching as be heard
last Sunday, he will lose the Spartan simplic-
iiy Of his Sunday habits, and will be forced to
ride to his place of devotion.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-02-15

ORDERED this Both day OF January. in
" the year 1878, by the subscriber, Clerk
OF the Circuit Court for Montgomery county,
that the sale made and reported by Thomas
Anderson and VIM Veirs Bonic. Jr. Trus-
tees, TO Levi A. Thbler and Charles G. Tabler.
aud within reported, be ratified and confirmed
unless cause TO The contrary thereof DC shown
on or before the 23d day Of February next
Provided copy Of this order be inserted in
some newspaper printed and published in said
Montgomery county, once in each of three
successive weeks before said 23d day of Feb
ruary next.
The report states the amount of sale to be
50, 423 IS.
E. B. PRETTYMAN, CPk
Circuit Court for Montgomery county.
True copy-Tesi:
feb l-3t E. B. PRETTYMAN Cpk
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-02-15

We speak knowingly when wei assert that
Halls Vegetable Sieilian Hair Renewer is the
Test article u the kind sold on ihA American
Continent Personal trial has DEMONSTRATED
this. and the article is an elegant And cleanly
one, without which we think no Apilet com.
pieie hessrs. Johnston. Holloway A Co,
Coz Arch street. Philadelphia, are Ne agenis
Tor ,hr article, and when our PhilaielphiA
friends return from Cape May. TIE should
procure some Of il. Weknow Of 40 a. b arii-
Gle eHtaui for the hair, aud ihus spelt IL such
decided aud emphatic terms .-Oa4ir Foam,
Cape Hay, " j.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-02-15
DEATH OF TIE POPE.

The grasp in the hand of life holding Pope
Plus TX for many months on the brink of the
dark river of Death has broken by the last
stroke Of well-set decrepitude, and left the
Pope to pass quietly over the waters TO peaceful
rest on the other side He died at 4, 81 in the
afternoon Of the 18th inst, in the s6,h year of
bis age.
Born Of distinguished parentage, he was in
his youthful days educated for the army, but
soon tired o. the goods Of the temporal world
and took bold stand in behalf Of the man
dates Of his Saviour. His military education
possibly accounts for the intrepid defiance
with which he met the prosecutors of his re-
ligion-snch as the liberline, Victor Emmauu-
el, &c. In 1918 Ire was ordained sub-deacon.
Steadily by his intellectual powers, extraordi-
nary, did be continue 10 climb the elevaling
ladder until he became the highest dignitary
In the Roman church. At the early age of 35
he was made Archbishop. lie was Card-
nal at the time Pope was 10 be APP
pointed which Office entitled him TO seat 10
the conclave Of 1910 In this body he was n
scrutator, or counter, of the ballot taken each
day for the election Of Pope to the vacancy
then existing. On the FIRST ballot he received
ore vote; for several ballots after his vote
increased largely, until the last ballot was
taken when II was found the first nineteen
bore his name, which we're not yet two-thirds
OF the votes that were necessary to an election
At this point he had become so euervaied by
the number OF voles cast 10 his favor that he
prayed the concAve TO appoint another scru-
taior. This request was refused as II would
invalidato the count The count was pro-
Needed with and GIOVANNI Maria Baiiista
Petra lsidora Mastai Ferretti. the late Pope,
Fas elected, aud chose the name Of Plus TX
e then fell upon his knees and offered a
vent prayer 10 Heaven.
1 was stated before the Pope's death q sue
or would be appointed, bot the powers so
lie 10 The church have consented not to IN
Pc with the conclave In making selection
be successor has not BEEN appointed
onciliaiion Of the powers looks AZ II the
church was gaining Influence with the
generation. and doctrines OF the early
n were meeting Jewish fate.
PPe's remains are lying in state Al 81.
lureh.