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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-18
The Irish TrOuhlss

IARREY ON THE SHANNON, Dec. IL
Inc session Of The Counaugh hi winter assizes
oseued to-day. During the day several
professions of lrishmen parsded the sire, T.,
and all The approaches TO the court house
we're ih-opged With people A large force
vi cnn-taouisry was stationed about the
town, and the police were posted in a
strong force inside the court room and
aIouLd the building.
Neither Dayitt nor Daley attended to-
DAY, Their presence not being required I'M
til FrIcsy.
Ju-u.e Harrison, addressing the grand
Ilry, Referred 10 the Cases Of the n stionalist
prisoners: He defined the crime of sedi-
ton, and told the jury that they were
entitled TO consider all the surrounding
circumstances under which the speeches
Were delivered, in order to Judge OF the
intent The Judge said that brennan.
Case was more serious, on account of the
attempt Of he latter to seducs the police
from Their duty.
In conclusion, Judge Harrison informed
the Jury that they were only bound to ind
prma ftcle case, and that the trial will
JAKE place In another county,
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ceedingly economical, and, BY reducing the
risks of FIRE, l"wers the insurance ,ates.
Prominent Detroit capitalists pronounce
the plan the climax of all adaptations in
supplying artificial heat, and declare that
the steam supply is luxury even greater
than gas or water. The company is now
trying recently-invented mete-, which
will measure the amount of hest Consume d
"a accurately as q gas meter measures the
amount of gas. 1t proposes to Introduce
the syftem in,o some thirty or more cities
psxt sprirg
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RAILROAD NOTES.
The santa Fe Extension

BosroN, Dec. l1.-Thsre is the best an
thori'y for the statement that the papers
in the negotiation between the chief p.rtIe-
have been signed and the St. Louis Il San
Francisco has virtually ps-sed in the hand.
Of the A'chison, Tokeks & Santa Fe Com
pspy. The conference between the repre-
sentatives of the ST Loui-, * San Fran
cisco road aod the Atchi-on, Topeka II
Santa Fe road was held in private Office
in this city last week. The joint corpora
tions are to iseue twenty-five millions OF
bonds, half to be taken by each concern; ;
this smount to be used solely To build the
road from the termination Of the Atchisop
Topeka & 5 anita Fe Railroad Company to
the Pacific It ia said that sl2 500 900 and
slf Of bonds of the new line have already
been subscribed for in Boston.
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LONDON, Dec. ia ST. Petersburg cor
respondent telegI apis that a number of
vast constitutional ref rms are all msdi-
tatsd. Any sudden reversion from the ex-
listing regime TO the modern constitutional
one would be impracticable.
The recent attempt on the life OF the Gar
must necessarily delay any great change IN
liberal sense
crest anxiety prevails here in expecta-
ton OF new reprsssive measures. fors-had-
owed IN that part OF the Cars speech at
Moscow, In which he speaks of the neces-
city OF ersdicatiDg the spirit of sedition.
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Johnny Bulls Obsttaaaey.

BERLIN, DC. 1.-The North German
Gazatte makes merry over the American
interference in behalf Of the disshectet
lsish, and asks what has become Of tho
Monroe doctrine, the suggestion Of inter-
ference being an Inversion Of that doctrine.
The government refuses TO ss4ist the
scheme fer a universal exhibition at Ber-
lin, and without su'h assistance The pro ct
must be abandoned.
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stanley Mathews Opinion On the
sre.identiai and Ohio Senat0rial
questions
NEW YORK, December 1.-THE Worlds
W -shiugton special says that Stanley
Msihexs l.fs last night for Ohio. He
stated tina; he had no doubt that General
Grant would Re candidate for nomir =
ton before the Republican convention,
and believed he would get il. He thought
Ohio would present. and support Mr.. Shsr-
man, but be believed that General Grant
would receive the support Of New York,
P.nn.ylvapia and q part OF New Engls
He thought the outlying states in he west
and on the Pacific Slope would favor
Blaine. He cad he noticed rome decline
in the Grant tide since he arrived in Chi
csgo, but was Of the opinion that il would
rise again and bear him successfully to the
presidency. He believed the south would
be for Grant in the convection, though
Mr.. Sherman. candidacy might somewhat
divide it. AS to the senatorial question in
his own state, he vas Of the opinion that
the fight would be intimately narrowed
down to q contest between Garfield and
himself Governor Foster and Secretary
Sherman profer-ed neutrality and he be-
Iieved them sincere in their professions
both Of them were GU; Of the race in any
and every contingency.
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LONDON, Dec. lI,-Parnell, Finnegan
ard John Dillon expect to sail for Americs
on the 2O.h Inst
Parnell will address meeting at Ball
Inns SUNDAY next
Parick Smith, the Home-ruls member
tor Wrstmeath, has telegraphed the Amer
lean Nationals his re-rsis He 10 IN .bis
TO accept their invitation to 20 TO AtnxrIea
10 speak tor the cause of Ireland.
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The south A American War.

PANAMA, Nov. 29-The Chilisns did
not, az Was expected, followed up The allies
and give them b.trle at Peris Grsnde or
PasO del Alm1nre Instead, they went into
camp at Acqus SAINTS, about forty miles
north OF the Peruvian position, and are
entrencning. The portion is strong one
and IL in communication by river with
Pes Jud, their base Of operation. The allies
seemrd confused and oonfounded by the
bold move OF the Chilians.
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CIECISN At il ali tore up" sgsin over
the question Of Sunday amusements. Some
of the people desire to seek their Sunday
evening entertainment at the churches, and
Others desire to seek theirs at the theatres
aud the church people object to giving The
theatre people the same privilegs they claim
for ihemselves, ard hence the row.
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BETTER TINES IN ENGLAND.

Some American journals question whether
the English people have really gained any.
thing from the advance IN iron and cotton
goods or, indsed, sh- N-r 'e advance had
been . benefit unless the wages of labor had
advanced also. But this has been the case
in both this country and Great 3 -itair, 1t the
same time thsf IL hss irc-eseed the avenues
to employment A asie L,Ldcn Telegraph
states that it is already almost impossible
to obtain . mech anic or laborer in that city
or suburbs to do An oceasional odd job, and
nearly all industries have felt the revival
Of trade that has already taken place, which
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-18

CAIRO, Dec. 1.-The Khedive has re-
ceived dispatch from Gordon Pasha, in
which he says he has letter from the
King of Abys.inia, who declares that he is
disposed to make peace on the condition
that the great powers shall formally recos-
nize any arrangement that may be con-
Guided concerning the relations between
King John and King Meulek, of Sho, which
are critical. hing Meulek is in arrears
with his tribute to the King of Abyssinia-
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WANTS TO RESIGN,

OLe Of the London papers positive y
arserts that Lord Beacons6eld has thrice
lately, offered his resignation to the Queen
hut that the has refused to accept it. The
story has somewhat questionable flavor
although the Queens Partially far Bes.
cons6eld is notorious. The tough portion
of il ia that which credits him with q wish
to resign. But if he really does desire to
quit office there is an easy way of doing it
If he will only give the English people 8
chsnce to elect a new parliament, he will
have sffJrded him q chance TO surrender
hia trnst
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SUSAN X. ANTHONY.
A Pleasant Interview with the
Famous Champion OF WOman's
Kights-She Says the Great Cause Is
rel Beiwesn the Two suffrage As
sacfatiOns. Etc.
ICnicago News.l


[Cnicsgo News.l
4 reporter for the Daily News ran acros
SIsin B. Anthony last evening, just as sh
arrived in the city for the purpose of fllin,
an eng sgement in u West Side lectur,
course Miss Anthony celebrated her soil
birthday about ten years age; but it is per
fectly astonishing to note the vigor. tn
enthusiasm. the evident enjoyment. of life
which still characteriz. this redoubtabl
champion OF woman suffrage.
"Are you lectnring frequently this win
tef?' inquired the reporter.
81 an occurring five nights out OF seven
| | read that Mr.. Blaine broke down i'm hi:
| national political canvass, and could ge
| no farther than Ohio, though he Vas ex-
pected in Wisconsin and Michigan. have
| rever even had sore throat. which epesk
we'll, think, for the comparative endur
ance of women speakers. But l suppose i
| | took wire suppeys after lecturing, Oh
played billiards nil 2 or 3 o'clock in the
morning, ! would break down, too
How is the wom An suffrage cause pro.
crossing"
"Oh, sloriously. The tide i. turning
everywhere. Why, the fact that the North
American Review admitted discussion Of
the subject into its columns shows thai
woman suffrage is becoming one of the
great questions Of the day. Then the
Princeton R-view had an article in the
last number by Gold win Smith, deprecatipp
the admission of women to universities, and
that was a favorable indication"
"What, his opposition to their admis-
sion?n
"No. the fact that the Princeton Rsv;ev
would consider the snhisct at ali Aaits.
ton of the subiect ia ali We needn
as there apy chance of healing the III.
vision between the two great nar,iss in IN.
womsn suffrspe movement the Amsr;c.n
and the National Associations
"Ob. the affair will finally die ont We
old leaders will ali be dead before lon. and
the new rank and file will not know ,nx.
think Of the old ground. of the on.r,sI a, a
split II ia of no nae IN tslr II ovsr
Women are only human
Miss Anthony said This With a ,enn;ns
tindIv and cb.,;,shI. IooL 81 50 -.
different from the asnsr;,v LII wh;oh
women ar. supp,sed n snesk and no, in
regard TO their aItIerencss Rn, in .no,hs,
moment the reporter iound the table,
Turned mon him Mis- an,ho,. 49, 20
AK the Guestions
aHov s,a ,ba n., -, CL;
regard to The woman suffrsos Question
Are anv If them snesk;ra t.vs..hiu 80 p,
The ,enoyter bes;t.,sS . mom.n, "a
Miss A c5ntinned aOb vsli snnno.. ~.
snbiect ia not on,ts ronnI,, sndpnh -,
Rut m.rk mo The g., 80, ,Lo yss
ont holdIv and son.,siv ~ III ~ .ns . .' ara
fr.oe onss,;on Iii NJ. -" ~, s su
viii camm,nd The fave, If n. E,m ~ -. -ho
form so lac . nor,;on - IT. 1870. no
ard H., 80, f aOa a. \. '"e us
MIDI, % r. r.oord R.,S IN ~ VII
tnov rbo sd;,. err. Hcm.';, 81. T ~ you
r, !, man ., .om.rSn 'u"e'
tn. ,sno,,a. -ouIda,,
avail 7 worIS Iii. n. o.. L.,
49,. a.: e Ano",
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Gambetta on French Affairs.

PARIS, Dec. IA correspondent; OF the
Tribune has had a talk with Gam BETA on
the policies and affairs in France. Among
other things, Gambetts says that part Of
the educational fund next year will be spent
in providing . national system of education
for girls, and that the tax 0! every sort on
wine will be reduced, in the interest OF the
working classes. French women ne de
clsres to be marvelou-ly gifted creatures,
Who only need emancipation 70 make them
peerless; snd bad wine, he intimates, hss
had much to do in csu-ine communism and
revolution. There is need, he says, for
another premier; but if he himseif .ere
asked to form . csbine; he would refuse.
and if the Chamber were displessed at his
refusal he should subeide again into the
Mace of Gambetta
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IN 4 OLD CASE

The Jennings case, the original of the
JsEndyce vs.. Jarndyoe case in "Bleak
House." is again before the English courts.
The amount involved is about SAC, 0O0, 600
Charles Dickens father, in early life, was
in the office of a solicitor, where, his son
assisting him, this persistent, wonderful old
case of wealth drew the imaginative atten-
ton Of the future novelist. Charles Dick.
ems himself confessed as much.
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Hon. ALEXANDER RAMSEY, Of Mime
sota, WIS yesterday nominated for Secretary
Of War, in place of Mr.. McCrsry, appoint
ed and confirmed United State Judge o
this circuit. The nomination was unani
uouEly confirmed. without reference
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w Gather In Eurane

LONDON, Dec 1.-The weather continues
sever thrOu. bout Great Britain.
The Seine h "a not been completely frozen
over since 1861 80 the hard and continu-
Gus irosI-, 20 early in the season, have not
been experienced in Austris since 1888.
Much snow has fallen in Lyrlla and Ca
isbrla, making communications difficult
Inc cold IL still intense in Berlin and in
Upper Sllesis, where famine prevails.
Inc Thermometer marked lie below
zero, Fahrenheit, On Tuesday last.
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sAND immigrants have arrived al New
York from foreign ports sine. the first Of
Jmuuy l4st-sn increase Of r,y-nine
thou and ever the number that arrived the
fret eleven months Of last year.
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TIE Philspelphis Tunes il rssponsIble
for the statement that Governor Mcclellan
il recovering from his late illness very
rapidly, and expects to be much healthier
than usual long before the next PresiJen'
a. Il . q ~ d IN nnana
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SPORTING NEWS.
Han,an'S UItimaIum

NEW YoaK, Dec 1l.-Hsnlan has made
a proposition to Courtney to row for the
S6, 900 purse, 6ve weeks from today, on
the Potomac river, near Washington
Hsnlsn says this is the last chance be will
give Courtney to row for the prize. Han
lan's uItimstum requires Courtney to de-
posi-, $500 with Blake, referee, as gusran-
tee that he will start in the race.
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Mr. W. E. TIMMoss. the editor oil the
Chase County Courant. informs ustt at he II
for Horstio Seymour ior President, and
Thomas A. Hendricks for Vice President
Has he heard what Mr.. Tiiden says be vii
do Nth such a ticket
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Nh. j +. Mcdowell, of the Baxter
Springs Times, writes thst we were mis-
taken in saying that he preferred for Presi
dent the two candi Iates now most promi-
nen,ly mentioned. He says: "Under NJ
circumstances would support eithel
Grant or Blaine" The correction we gladly
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lie no fancy, but . visible and tangible fact.
OF course the masses Of the people are in
terested chiefly in knowing whether there
is an advance in the wages and an IT,
crease in the demand for labor. But there
are both in England and America number
less evidences Of the lact.
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COUNTY EXPENDIrUKEs.

Frou. 49,, .,.lncoming annual ror 4
County Auditor Weed we gather tn follow.
ing facts in relation to the curren expense,
of the county for the year ending Septen-
Ter 30, The Auditors report, OF cour-e
will show all the items in detail; We have
merely taken here the sums total, and find
them to be az follows:
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CORN Es; ZION.

ClsTdy writes TO The LEAvENwoRTH TINE.
that his paper is In favor OF CbnkIing or Sey
mytir for president. - JTGmeyo Tribune.
Judge Clardy did not say his paper VA
for Conkling or Seymour for President
But did say that such a man a. Senator
COnkling Was the kind Of material for Presi
deati Al timber.
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CABUL, Dc. 1.-THE most damaging
evidence that has been obtained against
- aki- Khan, father in-law Of the tx Amer,
Iakopb Kahn, is the discover of M united
| copy Of large map If Iurkistan, bearing
| Msj1r Csv-gnari'- name In full with full
dste, 1853, hidden IN a box containing
clothing found IN Yakia Khan's house.
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Ir il reported from Washington that
Justice Hunt, Of the Supreme Bench, ha'
placed his resignation in the hands Of the
Attorney General. And i. is further re
ported that Senator + imunds is to be ap'
POINTED a. Judge Hunts successor.
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THE German papers think that, accord
ing to the Monroe doctrine, the people Of
the United States have no right to busy
Themselves with the Affairs OF Ireland.
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This shows that the running expenses OF
the countryside from interest on the
public dett-sre now about foriy-seven
thousand dollars. This is very great
improvement upon the extrsvsgant sums
paid by the people for the same purpose
q years past, but there is still room for
Improvement, and we are glad to learn
that The auditor thinks ihe grsrd total,
next year, can he brought several thou
sands below these figures.
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Overflow ed.

PEsTH, Dec. 1.-The small town of
BrJd, on the river KorO-, has been inun-
dated; $50 part of the town Of Korls, on
the M4rO4. Some lives were lost.
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GREAT inundstions are reported oy
cable this morning. in Hungary and
Tran-vlysnis. accompanied with terrible
J..,,rctiou Of property and loss OF lie.
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HALIFAX, Dec. ll-By fearful eIplo-
zion Of dynamite at Tauger, yesterday.
George Ferguson, biz son, James, and
nephew, joseph Ferguson, were instantly
killed.
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LONDON, Die. IA Geneva dispatch
ssys that the 81 Gothsrd tunnel IL within
lees than 800 metres of completion. A
Junction of the two galleries Will be effected
within one month.
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LosDOs, Dec. ll.-Bresd riots have &C.
CURED 10 the ci-trict of Rsvenna, in con-
sequence Of the general distress.
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s.,,.need for h,iI,nx Ill. wife.

NEW YORK, DEC. 1l.-Pietro Balbo
convicted Of killing his wife, has been
sentenced to be hsrged On the 16 of
January next When the judge asked
BaIb, what he had TO sly why sentenee of
death should not be pronounced upon him,
be replied: Il did Iot intend tn Kill my
vile, but abe tIied 10 kill me-"
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WASHINGTON LETTER.

Special Correspondence Of The TINES
WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. s, 1879.
The week Just flown has been rather
sober in events, and the assembling of Con
gress scarcely added q ripple to the life Of
the Capital. This il an unusual feature to
witness. II is customary for Congress al
its opening day to draw . large crowd
AT THE CAPITOL,
but it did not draw this time "wor,h a
cent" cannot explain the reason there.
for, ~ people in this place generally have q
Thirsty curiosity TO see and hear everything
going on. Heretofore the galleries of the
Capitol have been densely packed to wit
ness the first day of Congress.
The topics of the week rested mainly on
the financial paragraph OF the
PRESIDENTS message,
its theft and publication in advance of its
delivery, the negro exodus from North
Carolina, President Grants presidential
"boom" and his receptions, the Panama
canal project and General Grants probable
connection with it - its president, and last,
though not least, the resolutions of
SENATOR INGALLS,
and Representative Fort relative to the
financial recommendations of the Presi-
dent These resolutions come "sithin an
ace" Of slapping the administration in the
face on its advocacy of the repeal of the
leRal-tender art. The great body of Re
publicans consider it inoppcr,une to open
the financial question again, and do not
hesitate to say % in loud topesL II is gen.
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RaaY0enIl 0eaPNl.

WORCESTER, Mae, Dec. 11.-In the ca.e
Of H.yden, charged with murder, the Jury
r.turned verdict Of not guilty. The YER
dict Wa received with loud cheers. he
lrisooer veps like ehld.
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THURSDAY MORNING. DEC. is

IMMINENT to the Iilgrim Fathers is
IN he erected in New York.
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NEW YORK yesterday sent out the largest
Eu,o,ean mail that ever left that efice in
one day.
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Fishing Vessel and Grew Lest.

GLOUCESTER, Mas, Nov. 1.-THE tab
iny schoorer Andrew Lsi2hton, tn .
crew Of fourteen men, il beli' vel TO be lost
in ths receet gales.
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BUSINESS NOTES.
Extraordinary POstOfire business.

Extraordinary POstof,ice Business.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE postofticr
yesterday sent by the Outgoing steamer
40 DDS letters, the heaviest foreign mail
ever sent out Of the office in one day. OEer
600 foreign money orders were issued, and
they aversge a little over twelve dollars
each. The increased business is attributed
TO the custom foreigners have of sending
remittsnces home At Christmas time. Ghr-
year the number sent ia estimated To he so
per cent greater than in any previous yesr
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SENATE.


| "AshiNGroS Dec: A-Iens'of ALL
soN' ho,n 'he Comini'tee Oh ihui Al An AFT,
reported WIN Two amendments, lo!nt
ieeoiu,ion' .na' 'ns SECRETARY oi 'he IN
'efiot pe au'horiA1u, through commission
y. uss PERSONS W oe appo.h'eo oy the
Ilesiden'' 10 neg'uate win Inc INDIANS lor
'ner removal ilom Co!oIauo.
SENATOR ALLisoN s'a.eo lha' o~ips 10 the
taot 'ua' lne .es Nouu oe IN ashing.oh
uunk IeoIe' vas iuPof'""' 'ha' 'he
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ILL.,. ,oE y, s-oO,ooo ~. .ne go. ,ns P;a $500
t,;! PISS W " 'I . i'ao - ~.
,ho $3.50. ~ $500 uI.I',,,a '
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..on 'ns, =. L:uL.a
uA'oi 4" a,.u mt 'he Di't Aa1
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du% II was ony Jus' 70 'neee naiu
lAeu nnen 70 give 'he" suiteu'e fiai
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niair monument associaion Oh OF. LOUIS
r'.ierred. 80,
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imposed oy section o-tt' revised statute
upon any Gu" un'e's 'ne name oi .ne oe
Posi's ~hico may pe deposited Win any
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"nion As su.Jec 70 taAaion win such as
socistions. lhe Dill also proposes TO e1-