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ST. LOUIS, May 29.-Sheriff Finn had the
safes of NJ. Goldsoll Il Co. opened this after
noon. About two thousand dollars worth of
jewelry was found in one, and lot of old
papers IN another, but nothing throwing any
light on Goldsoll's connection with the Broad
way savings bank was discovered.
a petition was filed in the circuit court this
afternoon by representative depositors, ask
lug that J 9hn Dierberme, assignee of the
Broadway savings bank. be removed and
another man, who may be agreed upon by
the depositors and directors, appointed IN his
place. The latter will be heard by Judge
Boyle to morrow.
Decoration day will be observed here to-
morrow, and ali graves in the National GEM
etery at Jef1rrson barracks, twelve mules be-
low the city, will be strewn with flowers.
Mayor Gverstol. has proclaimed the day q
holiday and the merchants exchange will be
closed AMI business more or less suspended In
all ITS departments.
Over hundred members of the Missouri
State Press association have arrived here from
Columbia, Missouri, where the annual con-
vention Of the association has just been held,
and with ''theIr sters and their cousins and
their aunts,; numbering altogether some twS
hundred and City, left on an excursion to
PUTIN Bay, ga the Toledo and Wabash rail-
road, fine train having been furnished for
their accommodation by the manager of that
line.
A st. Joseph, Missouri. dispatch says that
this evening cyclone swept over part of
Holt and Nodaway counties, near Barnard
and Bolickow, about twenty-five miles north
of St. Joseph. 1t moved with a velocity OF
sixty miles an hour, demolishing houses, up
roofing aud twisting off trees and destroying
property of all descriptions. 1t moved in g
northeastery direction, and, when several
miles east of Barnard, suddenly disappeared.
A track Of territory half mile wide was de-
vastated. A number Of casualties OCCURRED,
but the nan4es cannot be given tonight,
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Baptist Home Missions.

SARATOGA, May 29.-Tne Women's home
missionary society of the Baptist church COM
menced ITS session with an address by the
president, Mrs. J. N. Crsuse. of Chicago
At It's sonclu,ion cor mittees were appointed,
and the meeting adjourned until tomorrow
The Baptist American home missionary So
ciety held Its forty-seveRth anniversary this
afternoon, Vice President VIM. Stickney pre-
siding, The corresponding secretary read the
report of the past year. Receipts, $2l7 ,093;
expenditures, including loans of the church
edi6ce fund, $207, $50; increase of receipts
over last year, SAL SS4. The debt has been
diminished $I4 ,e35.
Rev. DR.. Lorimer, from the committee on
a union OF the various women's missionary
organizations, reported resolutions advising
that all of them disband and form a new one,
with headquarters In Kew cork, to pursue
the work now done by them. AS an adden-
dun to the report, he read a statement from
the women's society having headquarters at
Chicago, claiming to have been first in the
field and rehearsing the facts relating to their
organization and how they had tried to work
IN unison with the American Baptist home
missionary society, but were not treated
cautiously; stIl they were wiling to accept
compromise resolutions.
After some remarks 10y Rev. M. Hcyt, of
Ohio, aud Rev. DR.. Bights, the report was
adopted.
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS,

Mayille, May 90; Arrived-Phenician
from Montreal
San Francisco, May 90: Arriyed-Steamer
City of Panama, from Panama.
Berl n, May %: Bismarck has obtained a
1uTlough OF several months and has gone to his
estate at Varzin.
New York, May 20: notwithstanding
State Of Georgia: from Glasgow Maine, Bremen,
California, from LoDdop,
Pho Janeiro. May %: There have been
rains In the province of Ceara sufficient to save the
pasturage, but not the crops.
Detroit, May g; The bill recently passed
BIZ the legislature relating to tramps was todsy We
toed by Governor Crosswell,
London. May %: John and Robert Fem
ton, cotton spinners at Ro.kdale have failed La
bilites hfty thousand pounds.
New York, May Is: Louisa Bonverat, aged
nifty four years, was killed by her husband with a
razor. The murderer was arrested.
Paris: May 20: The specie in the Bank of
France Increased ten million eight hundred and
nifty thousand francs the past week.
Londen, May So: Matthew Dickie, mill
owner at Stockport has faile1 Liabilities one hun
dred and forty-nve thousand pounds.
London, May 90: A dispatch from Pnilp-
pop0is says that Aleko Pasha's reception was NOR
marked by curiosity than enthusiasm.
Paris, May 20: In the chamber of deputies
N. Spnler presented the committees report In
favor OF Jules Ferry's educational bill.
London. May %: Two GILLIAN men-of-
In naval engagement of IQuiQue. Peru.
New York, May %: The two servants IN
tne al the Steiner hotel when the rope broke
on MonIaS, have died from their injuries.
London, May %: The Termoindo- Afghan
treaty provide for the payment of subsidy to the
ameer. OF sixty thousand pounds annually.
San Francisco, May %: Harry Miehels,
editor OF The Carson (Nev.) Appeal. and formerly
lieutenant governor Of Nevada died yesterday.
Jacksonville, Fla, May %; The Jury in
the eiectioy cage of the United States N NJ Hall,
came In this afternoon with verdict of not guilty
Columbus, O., May Is: Frank NJ. Frost, of
the Summit county guard at the penitentisry, fell
dead In an eplleptie fit In an clubhouse this evening
Gundamsk, May %: All the British ships
have been ordered back within tn newly established
lines Dakka and Lundi are to be occupied tenn
porarily.
London, May %: Silver, slid. Bullion
In the bank OF England Increased e95 900 the past
week Inc proportion Of bank reserve to liability Is
London, May %: A telegram from Phil
nppopons states that Aleko Pasha on arriving there
received.
Chicago. May IS: Hamilton B. Bogue has
been appointed receiver OF Tappan. M'Killop d
cos commercial agency, with u bond OF ten thou
sand dollars.
Rome: Italy, May %: A committee to sup
port the claims OF Greece has been formed. Among
Its members are Signor Crispl, Cairdi, Zanardelli
and Manclni- 90 : /
london, May 30: In the house of lords To-
DAY the. duke or Richmond, lord president Of the
council said that trchinoss had been discovered g.
some swine Which had been imported from tle
United states and landed at Liverpool. An invez-
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DIED.

ASHFoRD-Thursday morning, May 20. 1879. at
8:30 O'Clock, MATTE MAY. daughter Of W. j. and
Mary E. Ashford. aged years and 10 days.
Funeral from their residence, No. $40 Shelby
street. this FRIDAY) afternoon. at O'Clock.
SMITH-At the Insane Asylum, near Nashville,
Tenn, May 20, 1879, FRANK N. SMITH.
Funeral at ElmWoOd this (FRIDAYJ afternoon. at
$50 O'Clock.
BAGNAL-May 20. 1879. Miss MAGGIE BAeNAI..
aged 20 years.
Funeral from her late residence, No. 20 Csus.y
street, this (FRIDAY) afternoon, at O'Clock.
Pale as a white rose writhing she lay;
Lovely, though dying-and her eye divine
Cleaned DER the deepening shadows Of decay
Like stray sunbeam on ruined shrine.
She seemed too beautiful for deaths embrace,
And holiness engirt her as zone;
Language had fed, but musIc's pictured grace
Hung those lips that late had breathed its tone.
With holy look OF hope and peace
She bowed her head. the parting pang was Ger
Yet no couvulsion marked the souls release,
The pallid lips smile of rapture wore.
Her heeting soul one radiant beam has caught,
Warm from the fountain of eternal day,
And left the image OF the breathing thought
Impressed In beauty on the lfeless clay
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NOTE-CUTICURA is admirably assisted In cases
Of extreme physical weakness, when the virus Of
Scrofula is known to lurk in the system, by the in
tel nal use Of the CUTICURA RESOLVENT, without
doubt the most powerful blood purifier and liver
stimuli ant in the world.
CUTICUhA SOAP is elegant toilet and medic
inal assistant TO CUTICURA In the treatment of all
external ailments For chapped hands, rough skin
and tan. sunburn and the lesser skin troubles Is
Indispensable; soap for the toilet the nursery
and bath 1t Is the most elegant refreshing and heal
ing before the public.
These great remedies succeed where all others
heretofore In use fail, because they possess and
original properties never before successfully com
blned in medicine.
The C,fticltrd Remedies are prepared by Weeks d
Potter, chemists and druggists, $50 Washington
Price OF Ctaicurd, small boxes, so cents; large
boxes, containing two and onehalf tiESs the guam
Soap % cents per cake; BY mail. 80 cents; three
cakes 75 cents
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The convention of engineers sitting in
Paris to decide upon the most feasible route
for an international canal to connect the At
lantic and Pacific oceans have agreed upon
what is known as the fifth Of the six routes
under consideration, that which embraces the
Chagres river and has for its terminal points
the Bay of Linon, on the Atlantic side, and
Panama on the Pacific. It is estimated to
cost four hundred and eighty million francs.
or oae hundred millio dollars. and will oc-
cupy six years in co Instruction.
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The Holly Springs Reporter publishes a
lengthy letter after the style of Hon. A. q.
Browns, from General West, in which that
gentleman comes squarely out in favor OF the
National Greenback party. Commenting
upon it the Reporter says: ''His letter, we
30 not doubt, Is prompted by patriotic mo-
West did not undertake to correct the evils
he refers to 10y working inside the Demo-
cratic party. There are many Greenback
Democrats who would haze gone heart and
soul with him into the work OF bringing the
party up to the Greeuback idea, had he ia
iertaken the task inside the ranks Of the
party, but they will not follow him out of the
party. and hence We cannot zee that any
good is to be accomplished by the move
ment."
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SPORTING NEWS.

SYRACUSE, May 29.-Stars, 6; Cleveland,
IA. Game postponed at Cleveland.
Worcester, May %: Worceste1s, Il; New
Bedfords, 12-championship.
a Decision In Favor of Parole.
LoEDoN, May 29.-The question referred
to the stewards of the Epson meeting,
whether Parole should. after his previous
victories. run for the gold cup with the ten
pound allowance as an American bred horse,
has been decided IN favor of Parole.
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From the com nunicstion of Cremation, ="
in another column, it will, be seen that every
householder can be his own seavenger with
out any additional cost and very little care or
labor more than is now taken to throw gar
bage and filth into the alleye. streets or va
cant lots, or, rs ID some cases, into the bayou.
Cremation is the thing. We must come to it
sooner or later.
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FIRES.

A san special from Hagerstown gives the
following list of casualties at the burning of
the Washington house this morning: Thos.
Traxell, Cumberland, burned to death.
Wounded: F. b. Snively, Shady Grove,
Pennsylvania, internally, will probably die;
Mrs. I. B. Cushwa, ankle sprsined and foot
cut; Miss Geary, ankle sprainedI J. Marshall
Lands, lately of Frederick, severely burned
about the face and hands, and lacerated by
climbing; Christian Hanacha, Cumberland.
both legs broken, and head and face injured;
Frank F. Burgess, Baltimore, thigh broken
in two places and his body cut; Michael
Shannon, of Cumberland, both wrists and
back hSoken; James II. Exline, of Hancock,
Maryland, hip broken The is the gentleman
who attempted to lower himself with bed
clothes, and, while gong down, the rope
broke and he fell distance of three stories /;
Solomon jerks, of Hancock, Maryland, botn
ankles broken and back injured; G.. Hen
ringer, of Cumberland. ankle broken. Every
room in the hotel was occupied, principally
by attorneys, Witnesses and others attending
court. Loss on the hotel and furniture, forty
thousand dollars; insured for twenty.six
thousand dollars Loss on the personal
property Of bosrders, ten thousand dollars
An Incendiary Fire.
COLUMBUS, O., May % The livery stable
of Chris. Rudolph, at Lancaster, was de-
qtroYed by tire to-day. Loss, fourteen hun
dred dollars, and no insurance. Other sta
bles in the neighborhood were considerably
damaged. Loss, six hundred and seventy
13l.ars; DC insurance. The FIRE was supposed
, r. Us .a9 work of an !noendiary.
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BREsLAU is one Of the cleanest cities in
Europe. Such thing AS a garbage-box or
ash-barrel is never seen there. The main
streets are swept at least once day, and all
others at least twice a week. The cutters are
never foul, and IN most of them small
stream Of pure water is nearly constantly
running, while all ere flushed once day.
All the public squares Of the city are used as
msrket-places, and present an animated and
picturesque sight IN the morning, Dot at
noon the booths and shambles, the live fowls
and dead meat, the fruits and vegetables
must disappear, and gang OF street-cleaners
take their place, rake and sweep up the de-
6ris. which is immediately oarted away, and
the late market place has the cleanly appear
anee Of the rest of the city.
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WITHIN a radius of twenty miles of At
lanta, Georgia, the annual consumption OF
cotton now reaches ten thousand bales, and
new spindlss are being added constantly.
During the year ending with August last the
manufacturing industries of that city were
increased by thirty per cent. When will the
APPEAL be able to make like report Of
Naun,,hiap
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A NEW college has been organized in the
Vanderbilt universlty-the school of pbar-
macy The faculty consists of N. T. Upton,
MD, professor of chemistry; ]. NJ. Stafford,
MD, Pho, professor Of botany; I. A.
Atchison, MD, professor Of materis Caedica
and toxicology; W. G. Ewing, MD, Pm. G.,
professor of theory and practice of pharmacy
The course of lectures gill begin on Septem'
Der lst, and close on February LIST of each
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THE Democrats of Massachusetts,, says the
Boston CORES pondent of the Hartford
Courant, hope to get Butler to withdraw,
and then make the next canvass with the CO.
operation of the liquor dealers, who are
greatly Unaffected by the civil damages act.
The correspondent also thinks that Butler, il
he runs for governor, will have to disown
Grant or foregO Democratic support.
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The Chicago Customhouse Ca.es.

CHICAGO, May 29.-In the customhouse
cases. to-day, Ernest Prussing, one of the
addicted contractors, testified IN his own be-
half John NJ. Mullen, owner of the Buena
Vista quarry, from which the stone used in
the construction of the government building
was taken, testified that he had lost money
on the building, instead OF having made
money. He declared that attempts had been
made TO lay blackmail upon him IN this con
nectlon
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The Mississippi valley immigration com :
pauy is the title Of a new New Orleans or
gani2ation, having proposed capital of
one hundred thousand dollars" and for its
object the importation of Chinese labor to
supply the places of the ''exodusing" freed
men. The progress made and encourage
ment received by this association, composed.
rs it is, of such prominent men as ). l.
Harris, of j. L. Hrrris & Co.; A. Meyer, of
Meyer, WISE & Co.; S. ID. Stockman, of S.
b. Newman & Co.; j. V. Moore, of Bickham
Il Moore; Charles Roberts, of Walden, Haw-
kins & Roberts, il most promising.
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THE Public health association, of Mas
attend, will give its inaugural .fete at the
Hotel Wellesley, Wellesley, Massachusetts,,
beginning on the nineteenth of June and
continuing through the two following days.
1t will be a reunion OF all who are devoted to
sanitation, aud is IN the right hands to make
- rrord eroo,oo
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TIE Greenbackers of Maine are not dead,
but sleeping. Representative Murch, of
Maine, says that they will renominate Joseph
L. Smith, their last years candidate. for
governor; that they will ignore any coalition
with the Democrats, will make An out-and-
out greenback platform, and then if the
Democrats want to stand on their platform
and vote for their candidates they can do so.
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Special to the Appeal

Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, May 29.-It has been dis
covered that the Murfreesboro thieves,
house burners and r1urderers were bound to-
gether by al oath, which required them to
release another when arrested, either by the
use of money, FIRE or pistols.
1t is estimated that the Tennessee wheat
crop will reach twelve million bushels.
While tie yield will be below the average, 1t
will be OF most superior quality.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE Gu. SIG. OFFlCKR.
WAsHIHeTOH. May 80, am. !
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley
falling barometer, stationary or slightly
higher temperature, increasing southeast 10
southwest icinds, partly cloudy heather and
local rains, possibly .folioloed in the eestern
portions 5y rising barometer and cooler,
Ssrtha1eSfeylH tCiuds
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The New York Times, of Monday morn
ing, reports from about seventy-6ve points in
thirty-one States about the business outlook.
In general they are very encouraging. Man
ufacturing increases. and the spring trade
was very satisfactory, but prices are low and
profits not so large as desired.
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OF THE
Union & Planters Bank
OF MEMPHIS, TENN,
LIABILITIES.
NOn-ResIdent Notice.

No. 335O-In the Chancery Court or Shelby county
Tennessee-W. 7. Wakefield Admir- OF G. b Da-
Wis, deceased. VS.. John A. Plummer, Anna d.
PIummer. Harry p. Davis ct al.
1T appearing from AFFIDAVIT in this cause that the
i defendants, T. Straus. Ben PritZ and Sol PritZ
(frm of Straus. PrtZ Co residents OF Cincin-
n6ssees
II is therefore ordered, That they make their ap-
pearance herein, at the courthouse In the city OF
Memphis, Tennes see, on or before the first Monday
In July, 1879, and plead. answer or demur 70 coms
plainants bill, the same will be taken for con.
fessed as 10 them and set Ter hearing expare; and
that CODY of this order be published once week,
for four successive weeks. I'm the Memphis APPEAL
This 29th day of May, 1879.
Copy-Attest.
r j. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
Metcalf d Walker Soils. for complainant I'll
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THE Nashville and Florence railroad is, to
the people of the latter place. most en-
couraging sign. The CitiSen, referring to it,
says: "Many things conspirI to convince
thoughtful men that our town is to be q
railroad center. The great canal-the
greatest south of the Ohio - ID
being rapidly constructed, and, with
the opening of the Tennessee river and the
building of the roads we mentioned last
week, new era of prosperity will dawn or
our naonla ~
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(9ticura
REMEDIES
REMEDIES
Have Achieved the Most Noted Success
OF any Medicines OF N oder Times.

MessTs. Weeks & Potter have never doubted the
specific properties OF CUTICURA. CUTICURA RE-
SOLVENT and CUTICURA SOAP, for the speedy,
permanent and economical cure Of Humors of the
Blood, Skin and Scalp. They are, however, aston
shed at their universal success for It to be
pected that in the hands of some they would fail,
solely from Spasm0dic or ignorant use of them.
They are enabled TO say without the fear OF cor
tradction that no remedies ever achieved In the
short space of one year the number of wonderful
cures performed by the CUTICURA REMEDIES
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CLOSING BATES

Yesterday Of cotton: Liverpool cotton,
-16d; Memphis cotton. 12 5-sc; Nese Or
leans cotton, IL 3 Sc; NeV York cotton. 1Se.
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MEDICAL men often puzzle themselves over
the large sale that DR. Balls baby syrup en-
Joys. Its great popularity Is due only to the
excellent qualities possessed by this house
hold medicine Price, twenty-five cents.
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TEXAS crop reports are very cheering. The
prospect for bountilul harvests never looked
better
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FEDERAL AFFAIRS.

Four Per Cent Observation-Disclosures
Permitted to Count Four Per Cent
Certificates in their Semi-An-
nual Settlements-NO Con-
trlbutiOns from En-
plOyes for Elec'
tiOn Purs
poses.
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LIVER COMPLAINT
And Dyspepsia Treated by the Resell
vent Gains 5lA Pounds on One
Bottle.

Gentlemen: have had Liver Complaint and Dys-
pepsia, with running sores on the side of my neck
for ten years. Doctors did me no good. have been
spending for eight years and 1t did good, Every
thing ate distressed me. got red1ced from 17o
to l32 pounds. At last tried the RESOLVENT,
and helped me right OF, and On one bottle gained
fveand-One- pounds. Ii Is doing the business,
and am going for 1t strong. Yours truly,
JOHN h. ROY.
Ala wabash Ave-, Chicago, Ill, Nov. Is, 1873.
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n NASHVILLE.

THO MUrfreesbSro Thieves Prove to
have been an Oath Bound OrEanf-
cation for Robbery and Mutual
Aid The Tennessee
Wheat Crop.
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Ia the AnnIhiIatlon of Pain
COLLINS
VaTNc - ELEcTnt
RLASTERS

yled and Painful Nervous Parts and Organs, In the
Curing OF Chronic weakness Of the Lungs, Heart
and Kidneys in the Absorption OF Polsons from the
Blood through the Pores and the Prevention OF Fever
and Ague, Liver Complaint, Malarlal and Conta-
gous Diseases they are wonderful Get the genuine.
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SALT RHEUM
Covering the Body for Teu Years
Permanently Cured.
Law OFFICE OF CHAs. HoUeEroN, !

LAW OFFICE OF CHAS. HOUGHrOS,
II Congress street. Boston, Feb %, 1878.
Messrs WEEKS d POTTER-GeEstLeBleH: feel It a
duty to inform yoo. and through you. all who are in
tereSted to know the fact, that most disagreeable
and obstinate case of Salt Rheum or Eczema, which
has been under my personal observation from its
first appearance to the present tme-about ten (l0)
years-coverng the greater portion Of the patients
body and limbs with its peculiar irritating and Itch
ing scab, and TO which all the known methods of
treating such disease had been applied without ben
eft, has completely disappeared leaving clean and
healthy skin, under few days Of profuse applica-
tion.ot CUTICURA-
can and do heartily advise all similarly afflicted
TO try the remedy which has been eeetual in this
case. VERY truly yours, CHAS. HOUGHTON.
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CABLE NEWS.

Mount Etna in Eruption, Daily In
ereasiDg In ViOlence-An Immense
Volume Of Lava EIOWing-A
Disastrous Naval Engage
ment, Ia which the
Three Vessels Par
ticipatiDg are
Sunk
The Panama.Limon-Ba Route Selected
for the FrancO-American Canal
Across the Jsthmus OF Darien
One Half the Russian
Population Watch
ing the Other
Half-Other
News.