, 1879-03-25

named Hall, ur HNil, anil afterwards learned
afy @ S wS. %"' ii . oMe w ax T, d S
been With shs Chlntse Methodist Mission ten
years. bcEan by. sctuhbfng The t!oara AMI bad
t'Grn good Christian ever since. liz wns ht'w
= luea preacher, n'M' Hd nrscr linf anytti!ns to
tl.s Will hny newspaper wng IN regard to tht
Chinese Question. III. stnsY nas a mere iahf''
Mr. Parkhurst followed np hts former pues-
tion by asklsn. Ms. Gilman Il II vas not trno
That the lhfcaxo pHrrrs !Iatl been FURNISHED
nHNfAL or TiEk sroKr.
Mr.. flia.on said t!ny hAsl. but only one Of
tl,rtn .l,i published II. lin ii1tn went on to
tay lt1a, TnE Tribune published the etury. and,
when spoken n utout tllc llcnias, talc etlIsor
hal said 'se wunt.t cons'!er II. aml afterwards
uro,nl>r,l to rive "ns II hearing, a.rl to pub.
fist, what 1--we had to say. "An.l they utterly
and constantly neglected to give ~ chance"
continued Nr. tiihaon, "to lie hrard They
publish lie III, It's bufurc fhc Wtole community.
aE,.i refuse To correct il,e itc.n
t}rf1rs Mr., ti.ttson cngaGea In n. attack oil
Tim rHtnuNE IT. will hc Just as well fur hlm to
study Upon thr facts. which are briefly these:
'rilt day after THE aIpcarauce Vt this Associated
Chan Fix kwat, pie Hansbro, sent very In.
pertinent n,1s, lihelons letter 10 tile editor of
fIIls paper, wlsiel! be vces property refused 10
prin,. The day following, Mr. parkhnr.t HIM
gard to hts kn,wteiGr Ut Mr.. Gibsutl nsnl thIs
Chllilat, md was 'nlh HAT n reporter would
hc sent 10 Interview Mr. Gibson IN regard t. the
tnat!ef !oe tnG puftose VI e'vlnS nsn ~ nllor-
r ~ ., H. i.' snaI n,,,t ~ r,.n IL ss,
In. hu'., i,.,,,,..; -, ~, -, Ev.,s,n. ,ss .f,.
n.on,,. tint they would 70 by tlle I.
u'Slosk train. AMI that ts'ey l would
H. H.. ,:, ~ uasn aM sl ~ ns
,.m -, ~, sn,1nrt u nv AZ i,i,s cvcr ~ .sn IN
The tic o,iieo III en- as | ail Mr. Pnrkhurst viii no doubt
9n,t nsn nt e Tas n t.sa's like % e., efn'lsma as 3
~ ",its,'.. - ,nnas a,,,, ,'i =" % I,t.n,sn. ~ h.
~, III ~, >S' nns "'' a''' ''"e' az
s'"p'' ''e''J rrvren..cr
e,c Gilman o,s.,s,n ~s"n, mss ,,,onncd tcmnornr.
ny, ai,u Mfs' nsvkSr; =. ~ ": - T.. ~, ~, nrs-
scitca one ot 'sa,HlilaEa's pettloils iul Will
Az knltfate on lhe temperance question, -, II
pGnIts lTn !, '''' ''p' '""' '"s '""'''s'' """'1
H. - Thoro. *,,,1 ho hal hc,r1 II nu+.,fonct
1T nu,"f nan ne a nI'' n ,,,.
nsk.i. Il wn,'Jl Il" " nrnncr. nrrhans. to ak 70
Iars the f,ons';s,tao, "w|;" " ",nrnr1. "S' W
Nrs III ncksr .n,l II ,n,vv asked for ..utia.
t,c t,,,jalaIimn !, I'm ~, Il tic snl;iert.
,,r n IN: 'noranr sau ' a~etst tbn ,shsxv IN.
i"rost - III. ,,,rs n,,,,,d nrvcr ,,av raisc th',
a,,ss,,,,n ~ T., *, ,,,r,,. '"e
% Il was decided M Tint mt the meeting ought to CT.
co'ass slss ladte,, anl the paper pew was - cir cir
WhIi.. n, IT. wns win, nm 1,r nrrat r,e nro.
,,a,I ,, a' ran swE @ III ~. na ~. p1e
'A'ea "3o" .n'aa' ~ 81, s"vs"..s ~ l.s"fA los
Msihop'sa IN TEXAN
giving MI extended account nf church extension
1l,erc. There was good deal of gush up here
about frAter1.tzatlos, h. satd+ but IN Texas
there was no Ensll a',nus 1t; The Church had 10
sonina,nl sltnnt!on before it could takc Il.
'llle South Us bisnop llascn sald, was to bo
Church needed 10 be edueatcd, TO gravplc
with the problem OF loyalty .ns 1t