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GALVESTON, March 9O.-A special to the
NrGs from San Antonia states that tile
Democrats Of the Sixth Congressional Dis.
trict, after three days session and seven.
ty'slx ballots. nominated Columbus Upsen
SchIsiCher,
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CASTING about for n Successor 10 nIsr,on
Foley.

CHlcAoo, March 20. : Tho Catholic
clergy to-day after celebrating high mass
for the late Bishop Foley, held u
meeting to indicate their preference for
his successor. The ballots placed DIR. Nc
Mullin as the "most worthy''o or first choice,
Father Rivedan us "morc worthy" or sec.
ond choice and Father Conway as
worthy, this would indicate eventually n
choice OF DR.. McAIullin, although the con-
yention Of bishops make q final nominn-
ton to the Pope who is the arbitrator in
the whole matter.
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APiIFerInr JanItor

TOLEDO, March 2O.-By series of pill
ferings on the part Of Its janitor, supposed
to have been going on for two months or
more, the Toledo National Bank has been
robbed OF upwards OF 1000 in subsidiary
coinage: The janitor, who is colored
man, Marian Smith by name, is under
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Proposition Of tho Tennessee Railroad.


NASHVILLE, March 20.-Gov. Marks sent
to the Legislature to-day a message, with
communication from the railroads Of the
State, proposing to abandon all claims to
the charter exemptions from taxation, and
to submit to such assessment on their
property as will contribute from eighty to
one hundred thousand dollars per annum
on tax of forty cents on one hundred dol
lars. He said II was move in the right
direction, and it remained with tho Iegis-
laturo to determine whether 1t would tax
railroads on that basis. II the rail-
roads and taxpayers could unite
upon common ground q satisfactory
settlement would follow. He suggest
ed that the Legislature first determine
the measure Of taxes it was willing to levy,
and let the details OF a settlement follow.
AS the people in the Convention had de.
clared their willingness and ability to SUBJ
init TO tax OF 10 cents. he supposed
that they would ratify settlement on
that basis, for while the subject remained
unsettled it would continue 10 DO fruit
full source OF destruction and expense to
the State, and II is In their power to en-
net a just settlement at present, it ought to
be done. Any settlement they might
agree on would have his concurrence,
which would not require greater rate OF
tax than 40 cents, which did not make
coupons receivable for taxes, and which
provided for the submission of settle
ment adopted to the people for their
ratification or rejection at the ballot
box. The message led to conference
Of Senators Of opposing views to-day,
resulting in a compromise Of the bill
TO fund at fifty cents on the dollar, the
bonds TO run thirty years, with Interest at
four per cent for the first fifteen years, and
five per cent thereafter, one.thirl Of the
bonds TO be issued in denominational size
Of five dollars to one hundred dollars.
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FRANCE.
ROME CONDEMNS 1HB AnHSc,t RIrrpLIc,

ROME CONDEMNS 1HB snAEcn REPUBLIC.
nAREs, March 9O.-Many moderate Rc,
publican papers, including the ConaitutiOn'
al, oppose the higher education bill. A
semi.oiIicial organ at Rome dsnounCes The
Llll. II Gays the Republic has become the
negation OF liberty and the enemy oil
the dearest feelings Of a great majority oil
Frenchmen. 1t has therefore no longer
any reason for existing.
IN FAVOR or AAlSFAIH!Sa THR TREATt.
HARIa, March M-Tho tariff ffoommlttee
by vote OF twenty-five TO three, decided
to report in favor OF maintaining tho trca
ties OF commerce.
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TnR pERIls or A RouNELtAN oyptcIAL

LONDON, March 2O.-Mr. Schmidt,
financial director Of East Roumelia, last
week while on tour OF inspection, was
mobbed at Haskio. Troops had to be call.
cd to protect him. On his arrival at the
confines Of Slevno he was met by several
thousand people who threatened his life,
and forced him to return to Jamboli. The
Russian commander there said he could
not guarantee his safety because the troops
were not authorized to use their arms
against the people. Mr.. Schmidt returned
to Philopopolis, whereupon General Stoly.
pine, Governor Of Roumelia, with Schmidt
and the members Of the French Commits.
sion went to Slevno last Sunday, and on
hostile demonstrations against Schmidt
being renewed the troops were summon
ed. General Stolypihe and his staff led
them and dispersed the crowd, arrcsting
the leaders with their own hands. The
CoSsacks piled their Whips vigorously
among the rioters, and even the Bulgarian
militia are said to have behaved ire
proachably, beating back the crowd with
the butts OF their muskets.
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OHcretl IIls Rcslgnntion.

sr. LorIs, March 9O.-A Kansas City
dispatch says: r. F. Oakes, General su,
perintendcnt OF the Kansas Pacific Rail.
road, offered his resignation to-day, to
take effect March 81. S. T. Smith, receiv'
er, assumes the duties Of General Super.
intendentfor the present, and will make nc
appointment while the affairs OF the Kan,
sas Pacific remain in such an unsettled
state.
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SncL for Rcnnirn 10 Ills Chnrncts,

81. Louis, March 2o.-Harrison ottaway,
state Goal Oil Inspector, who was indicted
some time ago ior irregularities in gauying
and inspecting coal oil, brought an action
In tho Circuit Court today against the
St. Louis Grocer for defamation Of charac.
ter IN publishing an article reciting Otta.
ways alleged crookedness and approving
Of his Indictment, The damages are laid
ut S2aIEll, .s
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The Bank Suspension In New Orleans
without Effect In st, IOuia.

ST. LOUIS, March 20.-The news Of the
suspension Of banks at New Orleans had
comparatively little effect on Change
here, other than in the Southern pro-
vision iobbing trade, which was some.
what depressed owing TO the belief that
monetary affairs ut New Orleans and ad.
jacent towns which do their business
through New Orleans banks, wonld be
temporarily disturbed. General business
in this city and the banks here will not be
affected TO any appreciable extent.
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FaIk nv a Confidential Manager

New YoRE, March 20. Albert Falk, gen
eral manager and confidential agent for
Wm, Ryle, importer of raw silks, No. SO
Mercer street, is in Ludlow street jail,
charged with appropriating silks for his
own use valued at 6S,000, the property Of
ltyle. Falk has returned to Kyle $4,000.
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orrp t,rontp thousand bushels Of wheat

ovER twenty thousand bushels OF wheat
have been purchased in this county, since
the lst day OF January, for shipment to
Baltimore, at prices ranging from 90 to 05
cents per buSllel. This Is the tlfst yea.
since the war that our county has raised
more wheat than has been used for home
ConsumptiOn-it being more OF grazing
than a grain.producing county.-lPaftiHg'
ION Pal ErdnliNT.
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SAN FRASclsco, March ga dispatch
from Virginia, Nevada, says: The Norcross
and Savage mines have shut down till the
Sutro Tunnel drain is completed,
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poyton Jnmmed Again.

LOUISVILLE, March 9O.-Paul Boyton
had narrow escape from death here this
afternoon. The swift current at the Falls
ef the Ohio swept him past the city, and
he was severely bruised and thankful hi
life Wps not lost,
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r..n,y the day and night nro equal
:, IS",, S,,e reached the vern0l equinox. Ac'
"rn1,' r, ~ the .lmrirm agricultural,
foD'"T ,,', neyan last evening at twenty min'
,,.. ms, six O'clock
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TURKEY.
the suLrASls GRATEFUL.

CoxrASrlSorLE, March 90 Sir Alpx,
ander Malet presented his credentials as
Minister Plepipotentiary OF Great Britain,
The Sultan declared lie wished publicly to
recognize the services rendered him by
the Queen ofthe British Government and
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MILLS, FREw & CO.,
BOOK BINDERS S
Bank BOOK MANUFACTURERS.

Aroprcpared at all times, with the best ina.
terial, to I'LL orders for Blank Books, sucl, as
are used by Banks, Counties, Corporations,
Railroads and Merchants, upon short notice,
and in the most desirable and workmanlikc
manner.
Having all the latest and most improved
machinery We feel confident that We will rcn.
der entire satisfaction to all who favor us with
their orders.
Music, Magazines and Periodicals Of every
description bound In neat and durable
manner.
MILLS, FREw & CO.,
Nus. % & q Fourrrrsru sr,
SGD WHEELING, W. va
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NSw York, March 2O.-The directors Of
the Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad dc.
clared semi-annual dividend OF 8! on the
preferred stock,
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chicago and New YORK GraIn natea

New YoRE, March 2O.-Advices state
that freight rates from Chicago to New
York have been fixed at 20 cents per 100
on on, grain and p cents on fourth eellsss
Several hundred dollars have been raised
here for the relief Of the sufferers at
Szegedin.
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400 true, It's pity, and pity We, 'tis
truen that too many sensible people re-
gard coughs and colds SO indiierently;;
'6r. Bulls Cough Syrup cures coughs ana
colds and is only 2S cents . bottle,
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Thankn 10 sennior Rlnins.

SAN Francisco, March 2O.-The Young
Mems Central Republican Club, the
leading organization Of that party in this
city, tonight adopted resolution o
thanks to Senator Blaine for his advocacy
Of the bill restricting Chinese immigra
ton. . : g
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Dennis KeOrncy Gets An UnmcreIful
ThrashInE,

SAS FRANolsro, March 2.-KOarnpy Is
stpmping Southern California for the new
constitution. In his speech he abuses the
people without stint. A dispatch from
Santa Anna to-day, says: the men yillitied
stter no got through speaking, gave
Kearney IN unmerCitul beating,
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INDIA.
wARLIxE PREPARATIONS IN nuRNAu.

WAHLIKk FKKFAKATIONS IN 1UKMAH'
CALCUTTA, March 90 The Burmah
King is constructing Notifications and
making other warlike preparations. The
Burmese residents OF Rangoon have been
summoned home, the King threatening TO
have their families executed In case they
do not comply with his summons.
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Tho waync.burs q Warrington Rail

road.
Washington Ga.) Reporter
Three thousand dollars Of the bonds c'
the w. & W. Railroad have just been sold
Mt 20 per scent. net-that is after cut
ting of tho overdue coupons, the compa'
ny recsiyed 500 for each hundred. This
Is a great Improvement. A few months
aro these bonds sold at $50. Owing to
want OF harmony in the Board OF Direc'
tors, and some previous misnanagement
tho credit OF the road was greatly i'm
paired year ago. But we never Iosl
faith that IN the end those who invested
in .Le stock and bonds OF the road would
bc well paid, Good management willsoo
bring about the nlost favorable results.
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rnE FnENcn cAnINrr.

PARIS, March 2O,-After the Caliaat
Council, Mr., WgdlIngton had an Inter.
view with President Grevy in relation to
the persistent attacks on the Ministry.
Grevy declared in favor OF q strict adher.
ence to the parliamentary system and was
Of the opinion that the Cabinet could not
think OF resIgnIng al Tho very time when
1t had secured q majority In the Chambers,
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the British fleet durlngl the hour Of hi
trial and misfortune.
HUNGARY.


PEsrr, March 2O.-Twelve hundred peo.
pie OF SSegedin have taken refuge at
Temesuar. Five hundred and sixty.seven
families and three hundred and forty.two
single people have taken refuge at Mako.
Six blind beggars reached Temesuar to.
day.
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r,,,,l accounts it is a much soperer
'io,ity tp" which meets in this Con-
'or! ,nsn |'I met when the last opened
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s,S FRAxclsco, March 9O,-A dispatch
from Portland says, Cbieis MobalIs and
Moses have arrived ut VancouvGr. 0ther
Chiefs arc coming in.
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NASHVILLE, March 2O.-,The Supreme
Lodge of the Ancient Order Of the United
Workingmen decided TO make the fiscal
year Of the Order commence on the first
day OF March.
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EGYPT.


CARo, March 2O.-The Khedive has
yielded to the demand OF Rivers Wilson
and NJ. De Bligniers for the retention oil
Rlaz Pasha rs Minister OF the Interior
The crisis is thus virtually ended.
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POLITICAL NOTES.


PRovlDEScE, March 9O.-The Republi.
eau Convention to-day renominated the
present State officers.
The Democratic State Convention made
the following nominations: Governor,
Thomas w. Segar; Lieut,G ,Govoraor, j. D.
Bailey; Secretary otState, David S, Baker,
ir.; Attorney General, Charles A. Page;
General Treasurer, Patrick Ferrell.
Resolutions were adopted hailing with
Joy the return OF the Democratic party 10
the control OF Congress, andregretting thai
fraud, bribery and perjury kepttbO Demo
Gratis from the Executive department,
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wholesaIe suspenslon OF New Orleans


NE& Yonx, March 9O.-The following Ii
list Of the New Orleans banks whose
temporary suspensions were announced
to-day: Germania National Bank, He.
hernia National Bank, Louisiana National
Bank, Mutual National Bank, Now Or.
leans National Bank, State National Bank,
Union National Bank, Bank of Lafayette,
Citizens Bank Of Louisiana, Citizens Say.
ings Bank, Louisiana Savings Bank,
Metropolitan National Bank, New Orleans
Canal and Banking Company, Peoples
Bank, Workingmen's Bank. Many orders
for currency were received here to-day
from New Orleans and large amounts
were shipped. The order Of suspension
expires on the Goth inst, and before that
time the funds from this city will have
reached the banks. The action taken was
to avert threatened panic.
NEw YoRX, March 20. Over one mil.
lion dollars were sent To the New Orleans
banks to-day from this City,
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,.,,rD,, WAS not Il good day for banks
H orleans. They ran short Of cur
a,,s ln W" and suspended for fear OF u panic
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PIRE RECORD.


GALVESTON, March GA Ntls special
from Tylor4 says . Gre this morning do.
stroycd fourteen business houses on tho
west side Of the public square, valued q,
$4,000. Insured for $4,000,
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wEAyEEs' sTRIKE,

LoSpoS, March 2l~Elcven hundred
weayeFE IN pFa9toR have struck against the
Introduction OF the blackburn standard
list, which they allege would reduce their
earnings ten per cent beyond the reduc.
ton proposed BY the masters.
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No Enect I'm MemphI..

MEMrrus, March 9O.-'rhe threatening
bank troubles in New Orleans has had no
perceptible effect among the banks or
business men OF this CITY.
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New Orleans Clearing House.

NEw ORLEANS, March 20.-The Clearing
House Banks have decided not to pay out
on checks more than 5000 to one deposition
in one day, ali other payments to be made
by the certifcation Of checks, which shall
be received on deposit by the Banks Of the
Clearing House. The arrangement will
be temporary.
NEw ORLEANS, March 2O.-The collec.
tions for district customers will be remitted
for as heretofore in currency checks on
New York. In effect this action involves
only the local interests here and has
checked the panic, pretext for which will
be entirely removed in a day or two when
the currency arrives, which Is already
ordered from New York. The banks hold
this morning about s., 200, ,OOOlegal tenders
and S3,000000 sight exchange on New
York, exclusive Of their portfolios with
which to meet about Sl0,00O,OOO due de.
Positors. The most OF the banks to-day
received more currency from depositors
than they paid out.
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The Treasury Department will now re-.
deem the called bonds embraced in 1915
to 1850, calls inclusive, paying interest
to date of redemption, or It will redeem at
once the bonds included in said calls with
interest to date Of maturity, and apply
proceeds to the payment Of any subscrip-
tions for A per cent consols.
THE GREESDACKERs Address THE UNITED
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JOHN bright DISCUSSES TIE CANADIAN
TARIFF

In the House of Commons John Brigh,
submitted the question as to whether It is
proposed to represent to Canada the i'm
policy Of the war Of tariffs between differ
ent portions OF the empire, and whether
tits true that the instructions to the Mar
quis Of Lorne, Governor General OF Can.
ada, for the first time, omitted the clause
requiring that bills imposing difTerential
duties should be reserved Tor royal ap
proval.
Sir Michael Hicks Beach, Colonial Sec
retary, repliedt to Bright, and sail that only
a telegraphic summary OF the new Cana
dian tariff had been received, and there
fore he was unable to Judge OF its effect
but he had telegraphed that the Govern
ment regrets the proposed increase in the
duties, already high. He added that tho
right Of the Government in regard to the
sanction OF the new tariff was not affected
by the instructions TO Lord Lorne,
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NNNINAqAp ROR MAYon.

OINc!SNArI March 20.-At The Republl.
can City Convention this afternoon,
Charles jacobs, jr., received The nomina.
ton for Mayor; member Board OF Public
Works. r. g. Boyee; Police Commissioner,
!: u. hetehelli City Treasurer, Henry
knorTi City Solicitor, r. II. Kumler:
Police Judge, w. II. Mcdowell; Pr1se.
cutting Attorney, John P. Murphy: Wharf
Master, ALEXANDER Kennet,
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An ANGLO RUSSIAN DRRsrAynISo.

Some recent events in Turkey seem to
confirm the Paris dispatch, reporting an
Anglo.Russian understanding.
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lNnIANA,

The Congressional apportionment bill
passed the Senate today with the amend.
Ment proposed by Senator Davis, Of the
National party, and was concurrcd In hy
the House. This will give tho pelaoc. ais
nine districts and the Republicans four.
Three Of tho latter are doubtful II the
peRoCrats and Nationals combine.
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lIorEL puRNEp.

LlrrLE Rock, AGarck Gothic Elscy
House at Ozark, just completed, was
burned last night. The work OF an in.
cendiary. Loss, $500.
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Canadian Plot Against American Cattle
---LibelOus Reports About Pleuro.
Pneumonia.
Democratic Caucus in a Quandary About
the Business.
The Wise Men of the Party Trying to
Continc Legislation 10 the ApprO.
printIon Hills.
The Fools Want to Tamper with the Cur
rcncy, ::TnritrRn Internal Revenue.
WASHINGTON.
COURT MARTIAL,

WAsrlNGToS, March 2O.-A general
Court Martial has been ordered Tor the
trial OF Colonies Stanley OF tho 29d Infant
ry and NJ. i. Ilazen, Of the 9th Infantry.
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FoRTY-sIxTH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, March 20.
SENATE.
HOUSE.

After prayer and the reading Of tho
journal, the Senate adjourned until to.
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lks GntelIigFttfer,

a., Xo.. IS and n Fourteenth S'ree'
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LONDON TIMES on THE CANADIAN rAplrr,

LONDON, March 2O.-The Times criti.
cises severely the new Canadian tariff and
says, in concluding long editorial, "The
tariff that has been produced in obedi.
ence to call Of the general election Is as
unwise as it can be. There Is no branch
Of industry which will not be crippled by
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LONDON, March 2O.-Prince Gortscha.
kotr, in dispatch Of February 7th, an.
swers Lord Salisbury's dispatch, OF jan
uary 26th, pressing the execution of the
treaty OF Berlin by Russia. Prince Gorts-
chakoff declines TO enter upon useless
discussion. He holds that Lord Sails.
bury's dispatch contains nothing which
conflicts in principle with the Russian
view Of the execution OF The treaty OF
Berlin, but it shows that the British Gov
ernment has sometimes been mistaken IN
regard to the intentions OF Russia and her
agents. The latter, he says, must support
within the limits Of the treaty OF Berlin
the interests Of the population ior whose
defense Russia has made war. A general
understanding would be greatly facilitated
if those populations acquired the consid-
Grafton that their interests would be
efFectually defended by Europe within
the same limits when the Russian troops
were no longer there to protect them. All
that the British Government and its
agents can do to induce in them conf.
dcnce, moderation, resignation aud thus
effect an equitable and pacific execution
OF the, treaty will meet with Russia's CO.
operation.
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HOUSE.
Mr.. McMahon called up the petition Of
citizens OF Cincinnati In relation to the
election OF Butterworth and Young, anil
the whole matter was referred to select
committee, with leave to sit during tho
recess. The committee was also directed
to inquire into the operation OF the Super
yisors law in Cincinnati at the last elec-
ton.
Messrs. Butterworth and Young de-
clared themselves heartily in favor Of the
was held.
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The Wigan Rolling AIllts, one OF the
largest iron manufacturing concerns in
Lancashire, have suspended payment.
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LONDON, March 2l.-Jules Ferris educa.
ton bill states that according to The exist
ing laws foreigners are not allowed to
teach in, France, and declares that the
same exclusion should apply to the order
essentially foreign by character Of the doc.
trines, nature, and aim Of its statutes.
This passage refers to the Jesuits, who
have twenty.seyen colleges in France with
S4S teachers. TwentY.SiN other commu-
mites having sixty-one establishments and
l,lSa teachers are also unrecognized by
the State.