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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-16

II The st. Joseph Gazette is again out of the
wilderness. 1t has been decided that the United
States Marshal had no right TO sell it for the
claim of the Government against C. B. Wilkin-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-16

nN the Jst day Of December. 1s7s. the undersiRned
" vas appointed, BY the Probate Court Of Doniphan
County, Kansas Administrator Of the Estste Of Mir
white late Of said County. deceased An perssos in.
debted 20 sad Estate notded to make the
qured present them for within one year un
aAse sereo ana such claims not presented with
IN three from this date they be forever barred
Troy Kansas. Decembcr H. le1s
SAMUEL A. WHITE, Adniaistrstsr
January 1s1g-Ju. Pr;s r. a
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-16

n0llNTVl Soldiers discharged for Wounds. Rup-
bUUNIIs tures. other injury, mot disease.) can
fall beunty tho.s Who for three
between Jan. ls63 and April 1854 having previously
served nine months entitled to 800 bounty
much thereof remains unpaid those who enlist
ed before July p s6 for three and muster
ed before Aug 1861 entitled to 800 bounty regard
less Of time served; all enstments for three years. be-
fore July L. 1854 where but 500 bounty has been paid
entities to additional bounty under Soldier Act of July
D. 1866 IL not already paid II soldiers died IN service
heirs entitled to the bounty. Ne fee until elai1
10 paid. For full information address with enclosed
stamp, McNEILL BIRCH. Washington, d. c.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-16

~ Last weeks Bulletin announced that one
of it's particular friends quite sick. 1t is re-
ported that qute number more of them are
becoming sick.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-16

II Trot out one of the thousands of Northern yo-
tiers who, according to Democratic authority have
been bulldozed by Republicans The country would
like to have q square look at him.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-16

II Grant won't have the Bulgarian throne. Nov,
why isn't it offered to Tildenf He wants some sort
Of throne since he failed to cipher his way into the
White House. Give the old man o chaucei
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-16

~ An interesting coincidence in connection with
the first sale of gold at par in New York Tuesday
last Is the fact that on the day the receipts of
the Government in coin and currency were exactly
equal, the amount of each being 1901 6OO.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-16

~ The St. Joseph HeruH ssys that Capt Cyrus
Leland Jr, OF Troy, u candidate for U. s. Sen
ator This statement is made With reference to let
ter published in the kansas City Hses ereitinG him
with six votes in the First District The Herald truly
says that Capt Leland has an abundance Of friends
all over Kansas.-Ckampion.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-16

y The Memphis Araiaaeke (Democratic,l is frank
but not very complimentary to its party. 1t says !:
The banner Of the Democratic party ought to be .
combination of cipher dispatch and the tissuepaper
ballot, with the legend Reform is necessary"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-16
FROM GEORGE p. ROWELL d. ca
STRUCTURES,

Varcocsle and Bleunorrhsaia are ipeu
by Bouges the Knife Csnstic Medicines by the
stomach alone They cause Brights Disease Diabetes
Dtopsy Gravel and Bladder Dseases which are cured
pS the Asahel Made OF God Natural Mineral Spring
To prevent these dseases and cure the afflicted
tnont pain At home. the European and Amerc an Med.
leai Bureau furnish the remedies at tring cost Book
Win testimonials and directions free Depot Number
~ ifosuWay, new York 9iautU
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-16

II The men want Hayes nominated in
1880 can be counted in five minutes by small boy
blindfolded. and with his hands tied behind him.
LoMisriNe Ners
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-16

II The Democratic papers that used. in tho days
Of the Rebellion. to speak of "Ar." Lincoln and
Hayes and president Tilden The leopard does not
change his spots
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-16

I The Democratic editor who talks of that psrty
running in $780, ION its merits is infringing on the
patent of the man who lives on the interest of his
debts.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-16

HAxProS's REBEL FLAG STILL FLrNG-Messrs F.
T. Eve and John w. Clark, of Augusta, Ga, two Of
Governor Hamptons old cemrades and devoted
friends, have raised the Hussars' Hall, in that
city, genuine old Cofederate flag. in honor Of the
Generals improved condition Every day that the
flag is flying it is evidence that the old hero is
doing well-BaLimore BsLetin, De-. d
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-16

II The minute Ohio man heard the Msruuis
Of l.orne had reached Canada he wrote him letter.
asking for position in his sCsbinet.-Harkeye
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-16

II Senator Conkling has announced to his friends,
that he is not and will not again be, candidate for
the Presidential nomination.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-16

SP At low estimate there were five millions of
men who wrote il to-day. and then rubbed it out
with the little fnger.-Iadianapolis San, lst.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-16

" The Humboldt Usies recently put on .
new dress, and aow it has adopted the patent
stereotype plate outside. Why didn't il save
the expense of new dress, 10 the 6rst Plaeei
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-16
Notice for Divorce.

Notice for Divorce.
In the District Court of the Second Judicial District Of the
State Of Kansas sitting within and for Doniphan County
Anna E. wildi' Plaintiff:
Jacob Wild, }Dsfsudant.
UlHE above named defendant Jacob Wild, 10 hereby
Il notified that Anna Z. Wildi the above named plain
tin did the I'd day Of January A. D. 1872 hlo In the
ONCE of the Clerk Of the District Court within and for
the County Doniphan and State of her certain
petition for divorce against him. charging him with
fraudulent contract and extreme cruelty and askng that
she be divorced from him the said Jacob wd and that
unless he demur TO her said petition died
before the 18th day Of February 1879 the will
be taken true and Judgment rendered accordin ly.
ANNA Z. WILDI, Plaintiff.
By n. b. wooD, her Attorney.
January g. 1s19-iw. Prs fee Is
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-16

= There is one trait about the veteran Dem
ocrat who runs the Bslietin, that never fails
him in the darkest hour. No matter bow de-
spondent and broken-hearted he may be, how
desolate aud friendless he may feel, or how
loudly he may be for the moment squealing for
sympathy and support, he is always ready to
rejoice in the msfortunes Of somebody else, and
even to asst in precipitating such misfortune,
and heralding it to the world. 1t is consoling
to know that the man is not rLelly selfish.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-16

Too L,rE-Ihe 6se points o. constitutional Law
raised some IT time . ago M By the Topeka Cs~~osssaAA
anu Judge W. Z, Webb have expired. Those two sn-
Governor of kansas and that the adoption Of biennial
sessions lengthenea the terms of STATE o16cen two
years The retiring Governor aereed With them The
now Governor, and Humphrey Lieut. Governor. and
their terms the same a. of od-Sx yaskpk Herald.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-16

T We were mistaken in saying that the Re-
publican Senate of Maine had selected the
Grecnback candidate for Governor. Gercelon
was the Democratic candidate, aud was chosen
In preference to the Greenbacker. The Repub-
licans of the Maine Senate are to be commended
for their choice. Better . square, honest oppo-
nent, then the candidates Of party that will
afaliate with anything, and make any kind of .
or trade for the sake of the ofiees
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-16

II The recent polar wave came Immediately
after the announcement that Charles Francis
Adams had purchased large amonnt of real es-
tate 10 Kansas City, aud contemplated erecting
cotton mills there.
, 1879-07-29

loecfat D'spatch TO Tas 747atsnA
New ORLEANS, July eS-As tntlmntcl in Tho
dispatch Of Sunday, sporadic cascs Of yellow.
fever have already tnnau their appearance, nnd
at o'clock thls morning tho first death occurred.
The victim was young Italian girl named Vim
ccuzia shauo, aged 10 years. llcr sickness first
attracted attention on Saturday. DR.. Daily,
Sanitary Inspector Of tho Fourth District, a.,,l
her physctan, entertaining some doubts con-
cernlng the case, called In other ueica! advice,
Dr. Demiss ilrat examined the pathut, then De.
G. D. White, aud t3naily tho two Drs. Holt. All
united In the opinion that It was
4 spoHADio Cash
Of yctlow.fe7eE, with suppression OF urno md
tho emission of black yomlt through the bowels,
the FIRST case tint has occurred this season. As
aoon as The CASE was reported, Mr. I. N. Marks,
a member Of tho hoard Of Health, Waited the
house md secured nurse, who wns In constant
attendance unttl death occurred nn also took
upon hlwsclf, for account Of tho Board Of
Health, tho expense OF the funeral, aplt tho de-
ceased WAS buried this morning In Cyprass.
Grove Cemetery.
TIE FAMILY
have been In th!a community two years. but last
summer, At the breaking out OF ti.a fever. they
moved 10 Carrolltou, and their house remained
closed during the onttro season, being uninhah-
tied. Very naturally II wns not infected. Tho
family Tits morning removed to another bouse,
md tho edlaca in which As death occurred has
been closed, and will be fumigated duly for
SONG time 10 come. The entire ueighborhood,
for four squares around, has been distnfectcd
NTH zinc, fron. and tie Auxiliary Sanitary As,
ISOLATION aud Board Of Health ara united III cou.
trlDuttng their utmostto prevent thu spread Of
, 1879-07-29
LQUIaYlLLH.

Lou1sv1L1H, Ky., July 2a-Ds:' J. II. Led
better, en route from Memphis, was taken from
the tratn By the quarantine officers yesterday
attornoou, and sent to tho fever hospital. The
other four patients Ia tho hospital aEe doing
well.
Mrs, Pomntoy. who. With hor child, Waa rc-
moved from Preston street to tho hospital last
week, died last Night 1he child was suffering
from fever, md Ia doing we'll They arrived
from Memphis only tho Day before thoy WeEe
removed to tho hospital.
The death of Ai1s. Pomeroyt Il the third thAt
has occurred here this year from yallow-teyeF,
and the frst 1T .he yellom-iever hospital. AL
Of the cases we're Imported from Memphis,
not single local eaac having occurred.
GUTHRIE.
At 4 meeting Of the e4tizens ct Guthsts, Ky..
to-day, It uas resolved that "Wa vii resist The
, 1879-07-29

CoHsEANT1AopLa. July 2.-Ihe Sultan hay
Ing rejected that part Of the programme OF
Khaizeddin Pasha, the Grand Vizias, relative
10 tue establishment Of 4 responsible Ministry.
Khstreddln hAs detluitolY Eusgned. Aasifo
Pasha, formerly Iurklah Ambassador to Fr4'acc,
aud who txtca fllod the oltho OF Foreign
Minister 10 the Turkish Cahues, bus beeu ap-
pointed hls successor.
hxcITHAHNT.
Pau1lporoLts, July 3.-Thcro Is great e.
element hero aud apprehension OF disturb
anees in consequence OF tho decsatoa OF the
international Commission Tint the postal al'd
tctegra ph administrators must b appointed
By the Sultan.
TIM 0RAap vsz1RnArR auFrRusssD.
CoNsrANrsaorIs, July B.--An Trade has
been Issued referring to Khaireddla Pasf.a. 1t
says bis resignation ~ Grand Vfzlsr waa ueccs-
sasy; supprcsses tie Grand Vizisfate. and ap.
polute Aasin Paaha Premier, aud eatvet Pasha
Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
" DENIED.
PARrs, july a.-rhe Turk1sh Embaasy hero
denies tho truth Of tho report that steam
Y&cht with ii. FourmcE. the French Ambassador,
, 1879-07-29

Health destroyed all the bedding and fumigatcd
tho Premises. Tho entlrc neiRhtostool for
four squares around has becn dlkinfectetl with
zinc aud Iron, and tho Auxiliary Sanitary Atso-
ciation and Board Of Hralth arc united In con-
tsibutIng thcir utmost to prevent the spread Of
tho disease.
Tic Auxiliary san!tury Association. IN accord.
ar1co with The resolutions adopte,i laat weak, 10.
day began tue work Of dEslnfecttnE thc cits
They began on tic river front with largo
force, and will continue unit! Tie work II con-
ninto.
, 1879-07-29
ltBERlAN INDEPENDENCE,

SAVANNAH, Ga, july 28-A grand demonstsa'
tton took plsco to-day At Thunderbolt in honor
Of the thirty first anniversary Of tho tDdepond~
sneo Of Libesia. Five hundred visitors from
Augusts, and hundreds from other poiats, esti-
mated at over I, ,0o0, weEe On the grounds. Tho
exercises consisted OF audreAscs. 1ocitatlons, and
singing, the presontatIou OF = flag to the AuRus-
t. Association. followed by a salute fson the
Georgia ARTILLERY (colorcdl Tho principal ad-
dress was delivered by ths Roy. ]. 8. Haloes, Of
South Caroltns, . black man, who described Ii.
besia 40 tho land Of milk and honey, and ex"
cited lively emmtgration fever,
, 1879-07-29
SPAIN.

TIE sLAyEHr QUESTION.
LONDON, July 23.-A Madrid dispatch SAYS no
complete extinction Of slavery In Cuba is ex-
1,ectct until coolic Immigration under the recent
treaty between Spain and Chlua is sufficiently
nuturrous to psurldo laborcrs for tho pauta-
tonB.
Newspapers which reflect the opinions OF tho
Cabinet Ministers confirm tho announcement
that the Government intends To submit bill to
the Coctes In January relative to slavery In
Cuba.
, 1879-07-29

Of hosoItnl for yc!tow.te7er nt
.his place with cxtrcme measures, II necessary"
Guthrie Is the State quarantine station on tho
Louisville l. hicmphis Road.
4 SUSPICIOUS CASE.
CINCINNATI, O., July 2a.-clrie Myers, aged
81 years, who loft Memphis few dnys ago,
called on the Health Officer this afternoon md
sta:ed thnt he believed that the yotlow-fsref
had attacked htm. After an examination tho
officer sous him to tho hospital "a Suspicious
caso+
NEW 1oaK.
New TonK, July 28.-lohn Hcnncssy, ssevc-
dore, admitted 10 tho hospital from the upper
quarantine soma days ago, died last night.
4. Fctll, barber nf the steamer Saratoga, and
F. Il. Essy, steward Of the schooner Freddie g.
Ehbtlt, from Haytfan ports, were admitted To
the hospital today, sick with fever.
Nav YoHK. July 4s.-sIichael FIszeIbbons, \
Memphis refugee, died to-day Of 5cllow-fever,
At quarantine.
NArcnEz.
NArcnKz, Ju1y 2s.-Ihc CITY Council to-day
declared strict quarantine against New Orleans,
to take effect from and after Wednesday, the
Mtl.
SHREVEPORT.
SHREVEPORT, July 284-1ho authorities to-
day established retroactive quarantine AGAINST
New Orleans. Nothing that has been In that
city since JulY 2i will be permitted TO enter
Shreveport.
ANNA ILL.,
ANNA, ILL.,, July 28.-Aftcr this dato steam
boats leaving Memphis with passengers OF
freight must transfcr tha Same To sornc other
boat which Inns nut touched ut That port since
the 2ath lust, the iatc when tic city nas de
| clared dangerously infected. The transfcr mus'
bc made At point not less than fifty miles dis
| tant from Memphis. An Inspection Of boats nut
/ trains y ill bc established at Cairo.
, 1879-07-29
GREAT BRITAIN.


~. oAATuS 90 11's n.',... -, c..h.
IoNns. .,'a "",I t1rSs.,.,a 's,. r..ran .,,a
."",se.s 49, 1917 s,..a,.,,
auc1Han' NUS 6tesIts cuseteo'
AccioEsf'
ihe Cnancc'4ot OF Inc h'1cheaacF "as n'oc"
snahen " oe'ns taso"n rum us eatf'ase'
fAFPoosk
Loflla9us iappooso Is meat'onea Aa'osaui5
Tor tho 6ayant STAKES at GoodWood.
LORD CHELMSFORD.
LONDON, Ju!y os.-A dtspatch from South
Africa states that Lord Chelmsford contesu-
p1atcs Immediately teudcru.g h!s resignation.
INTERNATIONAL QUESTION
LONDON, July 2S,-1n the uouse Of Commons
TO-DAY, the Undcr-sccrctary for Foreign Affairs,
In replying to a question relative to tie treat
meut of pol.ica, prisoners In Isussis, said thu
Government were informed ttut persons sent to
t,,e Island OF Sagaiien we're not political prIs-
onert He said 1t was nat te practice to re-
monstr4te With foreign Governments unless, for
good reason, II was expected Eenoustsances
would have beneficial rcsuls.
THE DISPOSITION or PARLIAMENT.
~ .asbls to Cincinnati Enqafrsr.
LONDON, July &.-lt is believed that TnrlEa-
ment will bu dissolved III Sovcmbc: nc1t+
Speeches out OF Parliament are now delivered
, 1879-07-29

8Nxf114 D1Ks1!tA !" 711 3sTdQH9.
DBs Mo1aEs, L., July 2s.-To procure statts-
tica for the 90, ernor's ns1t n,esssGe requests
were made OF over 100 cties aud torns Of the
State a to Indebtedness aud sate Of taxation.
Returns show 4 remarkably small iudebtedpess,
tue majority barring none, many having lested
uo special tax for years, rhllo many haTs money
iu tho TressukA
, 1879-07-29
PKOP0SAa4Ss
DROIsOkAR.@ PORk Ah1lsU-

Dkr0T tjrANTKnHAaTEEs nFrIck. !
. Fokr LIAv1SwoRTn. has.. Juty =. tH7H.
Sealed proposals. In llcatc. WILL bo rccelycu a.
thfs once mud at tho Office uf each. the Depot Quarter:
master ai San Francisco, Cal ;3cIcrsonTt. Ind 1ud
ihilndelpha. Pa. until u At ttls olen = lo1e
ni At San Francisco, i219 y. IT,. At !a1cssonyilc nna
iii n nj at Philadelphia, on ThuraAay the 18th aAy
of August iHD, II wc! times ani ptaccA nf VIII %
oncucd ID tho prnsencn u! bidders. for fIsnlAhfnn oae
huntred and tfty iiaOl AetA OF Fnur.ane Amlnlaneo
Harness conieo.- 10 ba n!n at either tho
Fprt Lcavcnworth, Ban FranctcD .THffersonslile Or
1'hflstiolpl{a I,eppt Hllls Will be made acCordnklY.
Ujidcra win sthtc At Which of the depon named and IN
what quantity they will make tlo deliveries md how
sooa complete tfc delivery ot tho whoo quant!sy:
Tho harness will hc In txsct accordance Win tbe
preseYihcI specifications therefor. nf 1Es.. cla!1
aicrla and workmanship and be tubIccte 70 rigid
nspccon bcfora ncceptanee. and all tornd NOT ur 20
tHe required 6tanarI 10 b. Rejected and removed %
contractor expense within ten days alter no1ce OF
fToposas viii bo received for any portion OF the
supplc Tho Government TeseTVes tho right to reject
prcfersnee viii bo given to articles Of domestic
production and to articles OF domeetc rrodctinn anu
manufacture produced thu factho C0hat 10 ttt nx:
tent Of the sujpca required for the eerYicn on HAT
coast. conditions Of prca and quality holnE equal
blank propoaals and printed spcchcatinns. :. Wsll
n any further INFORMATION In the matter, VIII 70
furnished on application 10 t!tlnr of the 0tcGs nAned
PTopofala should bo addressed to either the nnnot
QnaricrmasIcr at FoFt Learenworth, San Frsnci.cot
jcerson1ilic, Fhttadrlrtta, and be indorech
posals for Ambulance Harness." C. Il. IoTI,.
A. .. H.. u, s. A., pLn0t q. n.
, 1879-07-29

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., JulY o3.-Thc loss IN
tho Seattle fire is about 100000. half OF which
falls upon tic Seattle saw.a!tli & Wharf Cou-
pany; tho balance divided up mostly In small
amounts. The buildings DESTROYED were all
frame, and mostly snail storcs, saloons, ets+
, 1879-07-29

BERLIN, July oS.-Baron Won Gait, formerly
rrusstau Minister at Washington, died to-daY
at bona.
Duke william, only brother Of the Grand
Duke Of Mecklenburg- -SchwcHn, died to-day at
HBtdclburT.
BIENNIAL INSTEAD or ANNUAL. pARLtAMEHr5.
Bv Cuale 10 Cincinnati En- n4utrsr.
BERLIN, July N.-The Federal Government
has pressed to MI acceptance the theory and
rract!ro Of biennial instead of. annual Parlia-
ments.
MUST RETIRE.
LONDON, July GA dispatch from Berlin
says: "As Admiral Won Stoscl., ettcf Of sl'o
1u'pcr1al Admiralty, recently defended in ule
Ilcirhstag the naval tactics Of Admiral Dasaet,
1t Is reported bis rctrcmcnt IL incrltablc.h e.,
, 1879-07-29

LOUISVILLE, KY, July GA fire this cTon-
tng at s o'clock, Mt the corner Of Fulton and
Adams streets, destroyed Henry Thomas' pot
terry aud tErco dwellings. Loss, 61as3 600 No
INSURANCE. The lso originated Ia the pottery.
, 1879-07-29
Vines to DC Planted
in Many Afflicted LOCAL.
ties.
The Spanish Government Promises
Some Action on the Slavery
Question.
Emancipation Must he Postponed until
Coolies Arc Pientier.
Tho Turkish Grand Vizier Displaced and
His Office Abolished.


FRANCE.
THE BoSAPARTIsTs.
pAn1s, July o3.-L'0rdrt {Kouher's orGnn) in
stsis on the validity Of the resolutions of tho
Bonapsrtist leaders declaring Prince Jcromc
Napoleon tic head Of the Bonaparte family as
tue official declaration Of the DonapaEtfst party,
and Invites those who no longer belong to tlsat
party to declare their secession.
TuYLLoxERA.
PAR3s, 5uly 9e.-In consequence Of the raY-
ages of the phylto1era In the French vineyards,
tic Minister of Commerce md Agriculture
promises, MS soon O. the Government Commits
sion has reported on the question OF planting
American vines, that be will give Immediate CT
feet 10 bis decision.
RUE DE LINCOLN.
In remaining the streets Of this city, one OF
them will DO named In memory of President
Lincoln.
TIE HARVEST
In the southeast Of Fraucc hns nearly termtnat-
cd, and In the southwest is about half finished.
The quality Of tho crops is reputed better than
last wear, but the quantity at the utmost is
barely an average.
An Ancu1Er1scorAl rAsTonAI-FnEH TRADE
At LYONS.
M Cubic 10 Cincinnati EaQntrsr.
PARIS, July 91.-The Archbishop of Paris has
issued d pastoral letter denouuc!ng ak great
length Jules Ferry's Educational BILL The
manifesto is creating the greatest excitement.
a frec-trsde meeting held ut Lyons was at
tended By 1000 persons representing atl classca-
Speeches In condemnation Of the protective
Tendencies Of both France and Germany wcre
delivered amid tic greatest enthusiasm.
TIE EDUCATION D1LL~
PARIS, July 25.-fhe Senatorial Committee
On FERRIS Education bill has voted all tic
clauses except three, one being Art Z, which
forbids members Of unauthorized societies from
teaching III schools.
ECCLESIASTICAL EsT1sIATEs.
| LONDON, July GA Paris correspondent
| telecraphs a. follows: "AA the Radlcals have
been threatening to postpone tho Ecclesiastical
Esttmatcs bill until November, the Deputies
Of The Left have decided In favor Of dfspostnc Of
all estimates heforo the rcecss' This decision
ensures majority against a postpoucmcnt."