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THE SECOND GREATER TRIAL

connected with the scandal was commenced
Monday. The parties implicated are
charged with abiucring and cnncealins for
the purpose OF prostitution, the person OF
Miss Tiliie Williams, about sixteen wears
OF age, the daughter of i Methodist minis
ter. AS many - eight men are charge
with being implicated in this diShonorable
transaction. lie second preliminary ex-
animation Is how pending with closed
doors 10 ti. curious public. The testimo-
nv 50 lar % incl is Of the most shocking
and disgusting Kind, and seems doubIy -
from the la. that all the parties impIica-
ted are of ..,Id social Standing.
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.hr NJ. E.cuis Abortion Gasc

ST. LOTS, January 2l.-The post NOR
TEN examination in the case OF Mrs. Oes-
terereichter, previously referred to, was
made to-day by Coroner Auler and other
physicians, and number Of witnesses were
examined, but the inquest is not yet conclu
ded. The post mortem is said to have
shown that the woman had been tempered
with, but the coroner and physicians are ret
icent in regard TO the matter. DIR. Fitzpor
ter is still held in custody.
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The Latest Gold Organ,


\ New York evening paper, sold lately
by the Sheriff. has, under its new manage
ment, become so strangely strong for the
gold men as TO issue an extra sheet full OF
editorials for gold. We mention the matter
simply for the purpose OF asking an esti-
mate as TO the amount of money fpaper)
required 10 buy an Eastern editor 1t might
be economy for silver people to stock up
with one or two TO vary the monotony.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-01-31
RRIGHAM,s EEEECrS

The Mormon apostles propose a general
overhauling Of the estate of the Iamented
brigham Young, with view to sitting out
from his private effects what property be-
longs to the church. Facts are developed
showing that the distinction between Brig
ham the prophet and Brigham the indi-
vidual was overlooked TO tie extent OF
- 800 600
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4 Brilliant Affair.
IN. Y. Herald

Among the fashionable events which so
ciety in Washington is looking forward IL
with some interest is the reception of the
Secretary of State, which will shortly be
given in the new State Department build.
ing. All the members of the government,
and OF the diplomatic corps will be invited
and it will probably be the most brilliant
affair OF the kind ever given at the capital.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-01-31
4 Year Ahead Of Time.

ST. LOTS, No. January 2i-A number
OF merchants OF this city are preparing to
hold meeting in few days To inaugurate
the resumption Of specie payment. The
purpose is to give gold, silver and currency
in equal proportions in making change to
purchasers OF goods up to various specified
amounts All those merchants favorable
to the movement are invited 10 attend the
meeting
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junction City Tribune.l

United States District Attorney Georg.
r. Peck has been re-sppointed by the Pr, 5.
ident Mr.. Peck has given universal salts
faction to the people of Kansas and to the
government. He has won several import.
ant cases for the people, the leading one be-
ing the Usage land ease, in which he was
assisted BY Gov. Shannon and Hon. Jere-
miah Black, which involved the right of
title to thousands of acres of land. the homes
of more than 10000 of the toiling yeoman-
~ of Kansas. Mr.. Peck is not forgotten
for his s-rvice in this and other xeighty
cases, and whether contrary to HAYES civil
service rule or not, will retain his Office for
another term.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-01-31

ST. PErEE-ErEG, January 2i-The
"Agence use says: The Imperia
Government Is aware Of the importance
which England attaches To GaIlipoli IL
will neither be occupied nor attacked unless
the regular Turkish army should be- con-
centrated there, in which case it would he
impossible 10 leave such force ON our
backs"
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.Eohn Morri..ey,. Getting Better.

| IfHIIaIeIplIa Iline>r T.
Mr.. Morrissey's condition Is still very
favorable. He was able to lie down yester.
day. All his friends are now hopeful OF hi-
recovery
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ST. LOUIS DOCTORS EXCITED.


ST. Louis, January 24.-On January u
Mrs. Oechstreichter died Of metro BARTON
tits. Since then her husband has had sus-
picions that his wife died from the effects OF
an attempt TO produce an abortion, and so
reported To the coroner, who Yesterday had
the dead woman exhumed. and to-day will
make post norton examination. At the
distance OF coroner AuIer, DIR. Fitzporter, a
highly reputable physician, who attended
Mrs. oechstreichter during her sickness.
was arrested and spent last plight in the cal
aboose. He will be held until the result Of
the post norton i determined. The names
OF two or three OF her physicians have been
dragged into the case and there is some
thing Of a commotion among the doctors o.
the CITY,;
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Il Remind. Him Ssropsiy Of old
Times.
independence Daily Courier.

A farmer coming in from the west these
days reminds oneOf Mississippi river travel
during low water. lie perch = a boy out
on the neck yoke with a sounding pole. and
the silence is broken by three feet I" and
a half :" by tsGRark four !" no bottom
Then the schooner heaves to, and the farm.
er looks up to heaven and smiles, then put.
the bottle in his pocket
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THE RU SIAN PROPORTIONS

are more moderate than any anticipafions
that have been published, and are not such
as are likely to arouse the hostility OF the
English government. The stipulation that
causes the greatest anxiety il said to be the
demand for the temporary acceptance Of
Constantinople. 1t Is hoped thi. NAV be
avoided.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-01-31
THE APPROACHING ENDOr MO.
NOPOlK

The contract Of the Pullman Palace Car
Company with most of the Western rail.
roads will soon expire by Limitation. Then
the Pullmans must reduce their rates Del
night from 500 to 81 90 berth or Wagner
Woodruff, or some other man will secure
the bulk of the sleeping car business.
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4 Di.,,n-ui.hed >oldierpead.

CLEVELAND, O., January 24.-General
August y illich died yesterday al St. Mary.
Ohio. He WAS a distinguished soldier dur
ing the war, and in private life was a
prominent and highly respected citizen.
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GEN. GoURKA's VICTORY
Ts7:.E 3IsEtTsEE EASIER.

The EnrSr r:eing That mo- Fears are
Entertained "E an stA :,
Alliance against isuss,a.
LONDON, January 2i-Though the
general impression in most Of the European
capt. Is Is that the Turks will accept the
Russian conditions OF peace, yet much
doubt and anxiety, prevails particularly in
London and II. Petersburg. The latest
advices from the latter place say that more
confidence IL ielt since the peace conditions
were submitted to Austria, which were not
objected to ON her own behalf, thus mini
mixing the danger Of an Anglo Austrian
alliance. The said conditions which were
made known at Vienna this week have
been submitted TO Prince Bismark and ap-
proved long ago. ii the conditions are
known in London yet, the fact has not
been made public. Lord Derby, Foreign
Secretary, and Count Schovalofi, the Rus
sian ambassador, had an interview Monaar,
but the object OF it Is unknown.
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\ Pooling Arrangement Hustled.

INDIANAPOLIS, January 2i-The pooling
arrangements Of the earnings between the
indianapolis u ST Louis, and the 81 Louis.
NandalIi, Terre Hauie & lndianapoli,
railroads, have been abrosatcd, and the
roads will be worked separate after this
month.
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Following sot1.

PHILADELPHIA, January 2i.-Wood X
Co., the well known bronze founders. have
suspended. Liabilities, $4,000 assets, Si5-
NM
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a News South, With New Men and
New Interests.
Baltimore Gazette

1t is time that the people of the North
were made to understand that the old South.
with which they have associated so many
bitter recollections, has passed away for
ever, and that in its place has come up a
new South, with new men, new interests
and new hopes
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An Old DuHer Named Blair.

Huntington Hawkeyc.I
There was an old dufier named Bl'ar
Who said. 81 eterDaliy swar.
By might and by right I'll
Extinguish the title
OF Hayes TO The Presidents chair"
But lie didn't.
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>VL.EMaN-> DEFEAT.
en-. Gour;.a Captures TWO Ghou-
sand supply Wagons and Ninety
seven Cannon.

LONDON, January 2i-A Russian Off
cIal dispatch from kazanlik states that Il
portion of SuiiymIn Pa-ha's train, consist
ing "l two thousand wagon, was captured
on the IUth last. near klomantI, about Tor
" miles west from Adriauople Another
dispatch from kazInilk, SAYS that fTom the
advices received by the Russian staff,
GEN GOURRAS VICTORY
at PhillippoPolis was more complete than
first announced. Suli.man PaSha's whole
army, 10000 strong Was eng cd, finally
splitting IN two parts, one headed b. quad
Fi>ha fleeing into the mountains. and the
other under SuliemIn FaSha retrearing in
the direction OF Ila>ka, closely pursued by
Generals SkoDelutI and karLuH The Rus-
i nS captured nincty-seven guns. Both
factions of the Turks seem To have reached
Ardma.
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they ere OH the Road 10 icesump-

NEW York, January 2i-The failure is
announced OF Duyale X Co., South street,
one OF the heaviest houses in the South
American shipping business. Liabilities
supposed to be $4,000.
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CAIsGGRED.

Eighteen months ago, as the La'er- OCEAN
points out, Hdrper's WeeAy was printing
large cartoons in advocacy of "A Sound
Specie Basis-Gold and Silver" Now the
gold bugs have captured it.
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DSSRAELI,S DESiGNS.
Beaeons6eid Says That Eng Ia nd ,..i
s"s be Dictased.so by As, ....,. ,-s.-
Ss~sase IN the English Parliament

LosDos, January "a p. Mn the
House OF Lords, Lord Beaconsfeld, IL re-
-Ponse to question by the Duke Of Argyle.
spoke IN the same strain as Sir Stafford
Northcote. Lord Beaeonefeld distinctly
said that England was not going to be die
tated to by any other power The Earl of
Carnarvon, Colonial Secretary, and Lord
Derby, Foreign Secretary, were not present.
1t was rumored in IT, lobby that the Earl
Of Carnarvon had resigned. Great excite
ment prevails.
IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS,
after Sir Stafford Northcote's notification
the Marquis Of Harrington, leader Of the
Liberal party, asked how Sir Stafford would
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-01-31

The Ohio inaugural seemed, indeed, to
have been written under the impression,
that its author was already President of the
United States, and the New jersey inaugu-
raj Of yesterday was pretty much of the
same sort.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

The Office of the Imperial and Roval
Austr-oiungarian Consulate has, by impe-
rial decree, been transferred to ii. -Claussen-
Jus, Chicago.
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Ought 20 be Able to- Break Out

ST. Louis Journal.
There is man by the name of Measles
incarcerated in our city Jail. He ought to
be able to break out
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BRILLIANT ELU,TSarioS.
NOs Anxious For q Consesa.

LONDON, January 23.-The president of
the Oxford boat club SAYS that Oxford is
not taking any action to bring about an in
,ernational university contest. II the Col
unbia College four, row at the Hehly re-
gatta, they will meet any College crews Ok
ford or Cambridge may choose to send.
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Give us Any body. Dollar.

lSt- joe fhraIdI
An exchange saws: "Give us the dollar
of our daddies" We say, give us anybody's
dollars. Let the "old man" keep his, if he
wants To.
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| rights oil our people and the duties of our
public officers.
| First: Why Is it that of all the cities in
the Missouri Valley, ours is the only one
which is not lighted at night? Surely there
ought to be enough brains in the city gov
| eminent to devise some mode BY which the
principal streets should be lighted at night.
1t is certainly an admission of imbecilitv
| upon the part of the present city govern.
ment if they can not devise some mode 10
raise funds sufficient to protect strangers
and citizens at night in our city Why not pass
an ordinance charging each building upon
the principal streets, say one dollar
month for gas, and collect the same by the
Marshal, As he collects licences from sa-
looms, market men, pedlers, &c. This
would make a fund sufficient for the pur-
pose. Ii is shame that city claiming
TO be the metropolis of the
Missouri Valley is as dark at night as the
most obscure village in the county. Kan
sas City, st. Joseph, Lawrence, Topeka,
Atchison and some towns of less impor-
lance have their principal streets lighted
at night. | think Mr.. Editor, You should
stir up our Honorable Mayors, our
talented City Attorney, our learned CITY
Council to devise some method by which |
our city may be supplied with light. The |
safety of the people, both citi-
zens and strangers demand that this
shall be done
Second: The regular evening pass
enger and mail trains from St. Louis on
the Missouri Pacinc Railroad. now
stop at Kansas City. NV impression is
that when our people voted $500 coo to
the construction Of this road from Kansas
City to Leavenworth it was in the eondi-
ton that the trains from ST. Louis should
run through to Leavenworth. BY what
right are the people of Leavenworth de-
prived oil this train? | submit these ques-
lions Tor your consideration and the
thoughtful action of our people. 1t is pref
y near time that the people Of Leaven-
worth should see to their own interests and
insist upon their rights, and also on a
aithful and intelligent action on the part
II the city authorities. JUyIrs.
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Delighted With the Appointment,

Tie Leavenworth TINES is delighted
with the appointment of Col. John c. Car
penter, as Collector of Internal Revenue
and pronounces him one OF the best men il
the state
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Another Dem,c-,,,c Gain.

=. Y. Woild.l
Anew species of monkey has been discoy-
cred in Abyssinia. Another Democratic
gain.
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DisraeII.s Attitude.

Chicago Times.
BeaconSfeld's position: Ny voice is still
for War.
Peace
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Ihreshcr Mandatory burned.

ABCRN, y. Y, January 2i-The thresh-
er mandatory OF Stevens, Son N Co. at
Genoa, was burned to-day; loss, -, 600;
small insurance.
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The Physicians of ST. Louis Wrest-
ling With an Abortion Case
Which is Causing them
Considerable
Trouble.
Continuation of the Investigation In
to the Red Oak, Iowa, Whole
sale Seduction Case.
Successful Raid Upon Illicit DistiI-
lers in Tennessee-Chicsgo
Murderers to be lynched.
Protesting Against the bland silver

CHICAGO, January 2i.-Thirteen of the
eighteen banks, comprising the Chicago
clearing house, have signed and forwarded
TO the Illinois Congressman a protest
against the passage OF the Bland silver
I'M
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Accidentally Sbo, s.,r,..,s

PHILADELPHIA, January 2i.-Jno. f.
McDonough, the actor, accidentally shot
himself to-day. The wound is serious. but
not fatal.
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JoHS MoRRIsEY will get well, being too
busy a; the present time, TO throw up the
sponge.
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Judicial Interrogation of the tcd
Oak Notwithstanding and Di>-
gushing ELECTROMAGNETIC Citi-
zrn~ s.of Good Social standing
Charged viii, Eeba nchiIls n Minis
fer-> Dau. hter.

COUNCIL BLUES, January PA special
to the NoaPa'ei from Red Oak says: The
scandal development made last week l.
still the chief topic Of interest, though the
intense excitement that first prevailed has
in measure subsided. The first case was
called Friday and concluded Saturday. In
the case the following three men were ar
rested AT the instance of Doctor Baxter, ON
the charge Of conspiracy To- ruin and de-
bduch the person OF his daughter, a young
la ly about seventeen year- pt age: Hatch,
who was acquitted; Irabbe, who took leg
bail, and Fletcher, who was bound over in
the sum Of 5000 and now langEishts in
Jail.
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How China and Japan NOy
MARKET.

Council Bluffs Nonpareil, %
During the past week seventy-two car
loads OF tea and silk have gone East over
the Chicago and Northwestern road
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Controversy Better Than sndiner.
| lnter-Oc,an,

Of course, people engaged in the great
religious controversy OF the day are dispos-
ed 10 be somwhat irritable and emphatic.
But controversy is better than Indifference.
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ENGLAND H.LL INrERFEnE.
IL h"s>'a Moves Upon Either CALI.
poll or Co">tans,nop.e Grea, nr,r-
ain Will sake % as "A u..... sor
Going so the Rescue.

LONDON, January 2i-Sir Stafford
Northcote has Just notified the House OF
Commons that he will move ON Monday for
supplem, ntary supplies for naval and mil,
ltary service.
The National Zietung," the organ Of the
National Liberal party, also believes that
the Russians intend To 20 to ConstantinOple
il..the Russians attempt To go To Gallipoli
or tonStantinople there l. no doubt that
the
BRITISH MINISTRY WILL INTERFERE
II supported by majority of Parliament.
andthey probably will be, although most of
the advanced section OF the opposition in
both houses would not regard the ocrupa-
ton of COnstantinople a. an interf renee
with British Interests ON the ground of hos
tile action. In the meantime
THE MILITARY SITUATION
OF the Turks Is not 50 desperate as il has
seemed during the las; few DAYS OF panic,
nevertheless the Porte is very ANXIOUS for
a cessation of hoStilitics. notwithstanding
the fact that Sul,im,n Pasha's army is
safe and preparations for the defence OF the
short line across the peninsula at Thatala-
ia are well advanced
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ALFONSO IN 'APPY.
Or nj Least He Ought To be. as IIc
was Married Yesterday i'm the Nob-
bicst style Imaginable.

MADRID. January 22-The marriage Of
King Alfonso and the Princes Mercedes,
third daughter oi the Duke de MOntpen-ier,
took place to-day in the Attacha cathedral
with great splenGGr. Among those present
were Queen Christina and King Franaeo,
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Don't Remember o yahtng About IL.

If We are to believe the gold orators of
to-day, this country was in a terrible plight
when silver dollars were legal tenders.
That was only about FIVE years ago. and
vet the oldest inhabitant" cannot remem-
Der anything about it,
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THr. MILITARY SITUATION
S-sIL CO>SIDEKlNG ON "a.
The british Cabinet tn Informal
COn.ultarson-s>tim mates 9. TEE What
the t:o,ern,nrns " IN Ash Parbia.
n,rnt Ia Vote ier War PurpO>es.

LoNpoS, January 2l-An informal cab
incl was held in the Parliament House to-
night. Ii was asserted by some in the lob
~ nat this WAS in consequence of the re-
cyigt, after Sir stafford Nurthcote's state
menr made 10 the deputation of conServa-
tive members on Tuesday, of the Russian
terms. Various contradictory rumors were
circulated in the lobby during the evening.
The report OF tue resignation uf the Earl /
Carnaryon Is not confirmed
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and father, special ambassadors from
France, Austria, Russia and England, an
apostolic delegate, the COnnt and Countess
of Paris, and senator's and deputies and oth=
er diguitaries
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NOTHING POSITIVE

Is known as I" the amount Of hesuVplemen-
tary supply the Government will demand.
but II l. varioU>ly estimated at from So
100000 To ST OOo,OUO. Ii Is considered
still possible that should the Russian terms
prove satisfactory, 4 Vote will not be de-
marded. Many Liberals express the opin-
ION that the affair l. 4 mere trag to force
Ru--ja's hand, but they viii decide whether
TO oppose the vote or not when they hear
the reasons the Government a!duces on
Monday.
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Pertinent ssuestions.-sloSy are shcy
TO be An>veredl

Mr.. EDITOR AS citizen and taxpayer
OF Leavenworth, | want TO ask some ques-
tions regarding the welfare OF our city, the
rights Of our people and the duties of our
puhl;c oficars
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TIE KrNG's GRANpMornER

with great splenGOr. Among those present
were Queen Christina and King Franaco,
THE KINGS GRANDMOTHER
and father, special ambassadors from
France, Austria, Russia and England, an
apostolic delegate, the COunt and Countess
OF Paris, and senator's and deputies and 9TH
or dignitaries.
THE POPE,
who il the King. god farther, cent by an
apostolic delegate, a wedding ring blessed
by His HOLMES. and a rose Of diamonds
for the Queen. The Duke de No ntpensier
gives his daughter
TWENTY-FIVE MILLION FRANCS,
in addition to a great quantity OF diamonds
and a wonderfully rich troussesu. Alton
80 gives his Queen several suites Of Jewels
and hi- portraits set in briliiants. Great
preparations have been made for
THE FESTIVITIES
in the celebration OF the marriage. They
are to last five DAYS, and will include va
rious features. There will also be six
weeks season OF
ITALIAN OPERA.
The Queen also received from her sister,
the Counties OF Paris, a magnificent set II
jewels.
THE WEDDING CEREMONY
occupied nearly two hours Crowds throng-
ed the streets, and enthusiastically cheered
the King and Princess. Thousands Of
Strangers are here,
BRILLIANT ILLCMINATiOS.
MIDSIGHT.-The entire city il splendid
y illuminated tonight. Among the deco
'ations ia an immense triumphal arch
n ohyrstal, emblazonei with the arms u
he King and Queen of Spain, illuminated
With gas jets. There was magnificent
display of freworks during the evening.
The streets are Ihronged with gaily
ressed crowds.
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THE POPE,
TWENTY-FIVE MILLION FRANCS,
n addition to a great quantity Of diamonds

The Queen also received from her sister,
the Counties OF Paris, magnificent set II
jewels.