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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-01-09

Judge Charles T. Sherman died
suddenly at Cleveland on the morning
ofJanuary LIST. Deceased was a brother
OF General and Secretary Shermna,
and father-in law of J. Donald Cam
eron.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-01-09

-EX-State Treasurer Robert w
Mackey died on January lst 1879, a,
Philadelphia. He was born in Pitts
burgh on December %, 1887, and was
therefore but few weeks past forty
one years of age. For several term.
he filled the office of State Treasurer
and was prominent politician.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-01-09

Resumption day in New York
produced no excitement i'm business
circles. At the sub.treasury the de-
mand for gold was unimportant, a
great many people preterring green
backs 70 the "glittering chinks' Up
to- O'Clock, Jan. I'd, there was received
at the sub-treasury over $500, 900 in
gold. against disbursement of only
$l25, 900. Greenbacks are now taken
at all the costume houses in payment
of duties.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-01-09

lion. Morton M'Michael, senior
editor of the North american and ex.
mayor of Philadelphia, died on Mon
day of heart disease after a brief i'll.
ness.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-01-09

Hon. Caleb Cushing died on Jan.
I'd at his home i'm Newburrymrt
Mass. He was born on the 17th day
of January, 1900, and was eminent in
law, literature, and public affairs.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-01-09

The debt statement issued on Jan.
I'd shows an increase of the debt fo,
December of S, ,233 1885,
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-01-09

Secretary Sherman is beginning
to contemplate the possibility Of re.
funding the balance of per cent
bonds at 81 per cent.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-01-09

The annual message of Governor
Hartranft to the Legislature of Penn
sylvania has been received at this
office.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-01-09
The legislature of Maine has elected

-Thelegislature of Maine has elected
DR.. AloIizo Garcelon, Democrat,
Governor of that State. The laws of
Maine require that the candidate
elected shall have clear maj )rity of
all the votes cast. At the election in
September last Conner, Republican,
received 81, ,4I9 votes Garcelen, DEM
ocrat, 27,s73; Smith, Greenbacker,
4l,404. The Democrats and Green
hackers united in the lower honse and
sent the names of Garcelon and Smith
to the Senate. as the law requires the
names of two candidates voted for to
be sent to that body, thus compelling
the Republican majority in the Senate
to elect either q Democrat or Green
hacker, and their choice fell on the
Democrat, he being considered hard
money man.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-01-09

The business of the country seems
to be improving.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-01-09
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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-01-09

A girl fifteen years old, at Ten
nant's Harbor, Me-, recently fell in
love with a young man who preferred
her cousin. This made her SO jealous
that she bought some sugar of lead, on
pretence OF using it for sore eyes, and
tried to administer it to her cousin as
candy. The peculiar odor, however,
attracted the rivals attention, and she
carried it home, where doctor pro-
nounced it poison. An attempt has
been made to hush up the affair, and
the would-be poisoner was not arrested.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-01-09

AT q late hour on the night of Jan.
I'd man named Anthony Dolmer
was walking up Gratial avenue, De-
troit, Mich. on his way home, when
cutter containing three men came
tearing along at rapid rate. When
opposite Dolmer one of the occupants
drew revolver and fired. The ball
intering Dolmer's left thigh and
taking an upward course is believed to
have penetrated the lungs. The
wounded man sank to the pavement
while the cutter dashed on, one of the
party crying out, "How's that for a
happy New Year!'' A policeman
hearing the shot came to Dolmer's
assistance. A surgeon probed tor the
bullet unsuccessfully, internal he no.
-rrhage set in and the man will probably
die.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-01-09

,on nnn Men and Women are Wanted
NV WV to make from 81 to Sl5 per
day. Agents are now making that
amount.
Address, with one cent stamp,
Rev. S Il. BUCK, Milton, Pa.
jan2 I'm
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-01-09

"A clerk in the Washington post
office lost package Of $4,000 in cash
which was returned intact after a few
hours. In New York the regular
messenger of the Importers and Tray
lers' Bank being absent, new man
was sent with the usual consignment %
theclearing house. He was accompa-
MED by the bank detective and carried
$l60, 900 clearing house certificates of
legal tenders deposited in the U. s
Treasury, $42, 900 United States gold
certificates, $6,755.ss currency and
Se7 in gold. This large amount has
also been returned with the exception
of about 100000 People are either
getting very honest or money must be
getting very plenty.
, 1879-08-19

been held by ans nnn, There nro others who
hnve risen to great distinction At homo and who
haVe earned the honHr who nro WORTHY. 9tnl TO
t!1rn It bcfonGs, fot 10 me. have no cla[tns tn
tho Office. It Is place dfAtatefnl to mc.-a
phco OF hardship nntt responsibilities. When
"ns younger man thclo lnr.lslilna worc sovcrc
antl mover agreeable. They would bo worse
now.
The Vlcoroy-But ron aro YOUNG man, and
your cxnerfcncc would 10 OF value.
- Hens ttrant-NO man wfO knows what tho
l'rce1dcllcY Imposes would caro- to zee friend
IN tlie office. hare had my share Of tt-havc
hnd all the honors that can b or should ho
given TO any citizen, md there nre many able
1lMl distinguished men who have earned the
olllce. To one Of them II should ba given,
The Vttcroy, smiling, eala TINT tho General
showed himself to he what ho alwnya hcnrt1--n
mMlcst lDan-an1 ttnt ho still hoped, for thu
good rclatfons between China nni America
alone. that he would be again President. Tho
FtccroY said te had read itl soms Chinese rnrera
translntfons from tho American pnpcsa ntuut
tlle gseat reception that Was nwatttng the Cen
eral In California. nnH bupposad he would limo
hls Rrrlga1 80 AZ to meet It.
Gen. 0rant-f would mich FRt1er tinn t,y
arrival 40 rs to avoid It, fsut most Of these par
aRraphs arc exaE0rrs ttons, and others are writ
ton Ia m hnfricnday spfrit. 1t Is possible somo
nersonal friends nay con1c to meet mo from tto
East,-a hn1f-1Ozcn, perhnps,-whn will tnkc the
occasion to run over to California. l have n
Coutl many friends on tho Pacific Coast, whom
will be glad to see. hut my TING OF roturn Is
UNKNOWN md Indefinite niIu the stories lint
have crcpt Into the Chinese paucrs about mon.
BtcE excursions arc e1aGgeratt0ns.
, 1879-08-19

day morning tho cut left t4cr family, nnlf. during
her absence. The terrier cnrr!cd her Kittens mo
bT one, with the greatest carr, to the haekct-
nest onco occnntctl by her pupnlts. WIFI ttn
utmost tenderness alle c1ttlsIlel herself lhto
The i,nskct With ,hr klttol,s ntont her n1ll
nwnitrtl the return pf the moIAcr cAt. When
ahc did come hack sh0 was Wild TO lind her nest
terriers basket Then there was q fight, Which
was ended by the Interference Of tho ow,scr nf
tic dog, who restored tho kittens to Their moth.
er md sound1v punished tho dog for. the theft.
All day vcstorday tho cat remained by her kit
tens, While the terrier busEed herself hunting
around for food. which rho carried to tho cats
neat. am! which, OF course, tho kittens could
not tnastfcatc. The difficulty wus overcome bv
interested Gosssyefs e H. wno M placed mk a. er .e
rer stood guard, successfully rcpulslnE alt cf.
forts to iutartero with their repast.
, 1879-08-19
.Tay CNn4R'A Kstir t0 tho tiinvNr Report.

I'M1LAnEtrnIa, Aug. 11.-The I!rdt sulllcad
Of tho now I.,tarlous Hlnsrr Investigating r.
]ptt ~ ''Jay cu,kn A,ld liN lio,nl-O -Operations."
l14u Elst OF Whit follows h q Charge that couku
paid tlle contractors, snltlleFs. sti ohvr rre,l
ttors Of thu t3aycrn,1,cnt IN 70a, titus obtain.
ilIg su!scEtpttnns to lhc Government lnan of
,liat day, 16as5. II wus to tho amount of u
u'ac''a ~ ,ou) IN day. Thu ti'oyor story
Is, that Cu0ko u.uau verY heavy b'acknnail oil
Ut eac!, creditor, us well az hts commission ns
Subscription Agent for tale Hayernl,cnt.
Jay tuoKo bud his a.tantlnn called to this
part of ulover's report to-day, hrea1ne very i'll
tltgnant, and submitted tu Il highly interesting
lntvrysew tu I1a<s 1au,i, In wn!rli llu auswors
Gloyur With crushing (urcc, us fuluws:
"Tle contractors and 0tscr creditors OF tho
Government wulcnmp1 the Change. tbs dis
culnt OIL vouchers was soon reduced lrunI Is
aIAl ~ per cc,t hulow rar tu Bon1 Ut not oyer !.
nr ) per ccMt. 1l,u subscriptions to lllu bon.ts
RUSHED up ~ the teus of tuI!lions ! day.; ou
DHa day they amounted to 81, ,O00. GOO. Publls
cunllslunev WIS restored. Tl!e peopla again ra-
lted with !slSlr s'oskes-eooka to .he supnurt Ut
tAc araits. 'lhc cost Ut supplies to tho fsosern-
nept was iluta~s,ate'y mud largoly reduced,
even T., cash prcss. The Government thus
EayGd S5(l o>l ..ay, plIll Within tbs uext slxty
days TIC Rebellion WAs crushed"
, 1879-08-19

4 young woman has been arrestcd ut Nai.au
for publishing notfces OF her own tlunth Tor tic
purpose 0f htstroyl,l. rlyal's reputation. Tho
tiOttcea purpprtel to bG sent fruEn Abingdon,
alnss., In each clse, a1ltl Wcrb accompanied by
luttcrs, ssgnsl tu the first illstanru by "Dcacou
GllmoTe.h unll III the second by the "Rcv. aalI,.
Nel l.ec.h Tlla llrst nuliro stated t!lat Ida ".
Eddy died In Arlington. nj Heart dIseasc, Aug.
a: 1b7s at Tho aate Vi II yeRrs; tk,u seco' That
Ida NJ. Eddy died In Abingdon. lunu i, 1871. at
the ago Of II Yeart n,l III months. Ills Apeuu.-
palIytlIg letters gave dosaled statomunt us to
tho Autfertnga OF thu deceased tlurit1; her lust
il)noss. THIS notices wcro published In good
faith each tltnu by tho papers to whic., ll.eY
wcro sent. lmmcllately alter tile second
publication, Miss Eddy herself called at
tbs o!ltca Of tho PAPER nnd upbsat,i-
u1 the editor III no measured turns
fur publishtng tho announcement vi ller death
when ehu waa still III tllu lanti or tlla lyng,
So tntifat0 cd that Miss Jcsstu iessull, u yt,ung
Wosllan Residing ut Woo.leul, Ind caused tho
publication Ut tin NOTICES by forging llls letters
III which they wttc sent. Thu police Took ~
tic matter. an.l su0n learned that Young man
had transferred lis affections FROM atsd Eddy
to MisR UessOH., u.ltl lat Tho former bus sllcu
endcAy0set! to win hin back by composing ma-
lsctous forged letters written to hursclf, sud
purr0rttIIE to cotne from the latter. TGesa let-
ters have 0cun publicly exhibited. and 10 much
fealnS created In tilu 1ocRlitY agaInst Afiss Brs-
som, tliAt when she was ACCUSED ly Mtss Eddy
OF hstnE tho author Df thu fraudulent notices,
tue City Marshal WAs called In. 6Itss Bessuh,
however, sool proved her Innocence, u1,t Il t's-
catne aprarent that Miss Eddy hcE1ulf was tue
guilty one.
, 1879-08-19

Mr.. Robcrt Harris has just issued the follow
Ing circular:
The undersigned las a.eumcd the duties Of Com
missioner nndcr the agreement between The VIII
bnf! cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati & lndiai!-
apolis and lndtannro1is i 81. Loni. i.ntrtmd Com.
panfes f0r pooling the earnings Ut tl,cse roals,
nnd has nsanpotnssa n. j. 7. 1,nnn Assstnnt Commits
H!o.leE. The oIllce Of the Assistant Commissioner
Will he ut St, Louis. where ali statements anl nc-
counts ahnll 10 rent. Communications fer the
Mndcrefgncd mAy bu nldresacd tu In Wcst strout,
New York. IlonHT,r HARRIS.
Commissioner.
The appointment of Mr.. Dana a. Assistant
Commissioner Of this paul has heretofore been
announced In THE T1t1nUsE, but it WINS not
known mp to the receipt OF the alJuve circular
that MIR. Robert had accepted tw postt!o, ut
Chief Commissioner, Of course MIR, Harris
will continue in Ills position as ticueral Manager
pf the Erie lsaisroad, ns the dulles nf Cutnt,ls.
.!oner Of tile pool 10 not tuke ml,cl, Of Ills
time. Mr.. Harris Is Gost cxcelacntly fitted for
the duties Of CommissIo1,rr. i1s was General
Manager md afterwards President Ut the Chi.
caEo, Burlington & Quincy for many years, anl
to his ability Is duo In 4 great measure the
spIcndld condition ot this property. slr. IIarr.s
appointment seems to indicate that the i,cw
pool ucana 10 hold the most friendly relations
With the Eric Rnliroad.
, 1879-08-19
CONSOLIDATION.

ulEE1H4 774W'3sr" Z" 7HE 779uRHt.
MADISON. Wis. Aug. 18-Arttctcs Of conso1i-
dalton Of the Galenn d. Wisconsin Railroad
Companf OF Wisconsin with The Galcna l.
Wisconsin Railroad OF Illinois wcre fled III ths
office Of the Secretary Of Stnte to-tlay The con-
aolllatel roads arc nnrrow-gaugc, commencing
ata point IN tho City Of Galena, a,i runnin!:
thence northwartlly through Jn Dayless County
to tho State line between Illinois aud Wiscor,-
sin. runnsng thence Northwar'lly in the ln,tcr
State to paint enilcss AcCorntck's, to which
point .sai1 roml Is completed. with n branch
from Fhllltpa' Corner, n polnt I'll sasd t,saiu
1Ine, 10 the Village Of piattrvtllc, Grant Cuun-
~" The cnpltnl stuck Of the ncw COMPANY is
TO be S3n,0G0, which Will he divided III J,OUU
shares. Tbs articles authorize tf,e issue uf
bouls not to exceed 5000 per milo for Guch
milo Ut completed road.
, 1879-08-19
RELIGIOUS.

6pfct0f Dt&t7tfs 10 The IffbanA
LAIR GENEVA. Aug, 19.-A conference for
the study Of the Bible Is to commence here to-
morrow. A large tent has bccn pitched upon
the lake shore, about ono.fourtt 1T n milo south
Of tho village, that Will aeat 50o people. The
meetings are to continue for four days. tc l9l'i,
a0tht 2lst, and ed. ...-
This conference Is lnaururntca BY and Will he
In charge Of the Committed II the Clifton
Springs {New York; Bible Conference, which
for tho last four years has bccn 30 siEnally
owned a,il blessed by tho Lord.
The hours ut study aru q to II 4. H., to 3
.. M, and 7:}0 to . In The evening. Topics for
study: "Christ Our Life" "Chsist Our Re-
dce,ncr," "Chrlst Our thigh Prest," and
!" "Chrst Our flope,'' with one hour each day
upnn the IInlr Spirit.
4ucll gentlemen ns George G. NccdhaH, D.
y. Wlltttic, James II. Brooks, D. D., c. NJ.
Morton, d. F. Jacobs, II. ". Brown, tho Rev.
4. r. Flcrsou at,ll others nro to take part.
James +. Nhtttte Is the Chairman OF the
Local Committee, ni1l will SEQ TO tho vanta OF
those from d distance.
Many nre arriving to-day, and It Will Ia all
probability bn tho most auccessful session Of
Christian workers ever held at tfIts place.
The grounds nrc owned by Mr.. +. ", Rock
we'll, aM nrc free for nll to come nnd pitch their
tcntst and 6tay through tho meetings.
, 1879-08-19
THE RAILROADS.
Large Increase in East.Bound
Freight to Escape the
Coming Advance.
Robert Harris Appointed Commissioner Of
tho Wabash and st. Louis Pool.

IsAST-DOUND FREIGHT TRAFFIC.
The cast.bo,,nd freight traffic continues very
brisk, and will no doubt remain 50 unit; tho
eoth, whon the now ndvanca goes into ctEcct. It
IL hardly probable that after that ttmu cast-
bound business will be ~ booming as at pres
ent- Shippers arc Iow trying to get OIL all thry
can at the present ratea, but after that they Will
no doubt Ito low and waIt for better opportuni-
ties. Much of the freight now going bv rail
Will be diverted again to the lake. The shippers
are considerably worked up over the latest al
vance, md they declare firmly tint they viii
aHs sst 't' tSs " detss.en '''a} Vim 0''Sssp ass
them mnch. for railroad managers arc not very
apt to take such trI11ItIr things into colstaera-
ton. Unless The shippers combine an'l net as n
and agree moi to shin BY ra at rates they con.
slider exorbltnut, thu railroads Will not oDts
continuo 10 their present course. but will aud
another Eve cents Der LOO pourds. whoncver cir
cumstnnccs warrant 7: The total shipments by
week wcrc ns follows: Michigan Centsnl, III
h'U, 75e pounds; Lake Shore & Michigan South.
ern, IS; ~ tss pounds; rit.sburg, Fort Wayne
Gs'%oae GGsnest { { osio 81 hG; poSnds o'uaf; a;
makrs the percentages q tie various roads for
The week rs iolowa: Michigan Central, 2s.5;
burg. Fort Wayne Is Chicago, 81: pittsburg,
Cincinnati & Ct. Louis. 1l.4; baltimore tS Ohio,
follows: Michigan Central, a,9so,o5s pS''n1s;
Like Shore d Michigan Southern. 12..tW,G ,G9i
pounds: Pitttburg, Fort Wavnc Il Chicago,
b.o3;, 500 noun,ls; pittsburg: Cincinnati 4 st.
5,o9's5' hS9s; asl59" p0uod''' Baltimore & Ohio
The following amount Of meat was carried
forward: Michigan Central, 4.174,Gs0 pounds ).
Lake Shore g sttch!gan sou:ern, 5,5os.aa!
, 1879-08-19

illinois. with other distinguished orators, hn1o
been atlcctctl To sponk Mt the celebration. A
number OF associations mil military companies
Will 20 'tp from Vt. Louis. md there will bo OK
ruraion-pnr.tcs from jefferson Ctty. ettalia,
Kansas City. Hoonylllc, Lexington; nleo from
Cleveland, Cincinnati, aid Louisville, Ky.
, 1879-08-19

SANpusKr, O., Aug. 18,-Tho interest Is so
great IN The camn.nlcctlng now In progress at
Lakeside, md tho dctnnnd 80 urgent for Its con-
tsnuanco by the 1arge crowd intending, that it
Inns been decided to continue the meetings over
next Sunday.
, 1879-08-19
STEWARDS BODY.
Details OF the Negotiations with
tho Grave.Robbers.
Tho Consultations. .Romnino's Remark
able Letters 10 tho Now York
LaNycr.

ifkf3 1fFE H<FuHH. aug ts
Az was stated in tho history Of the norotla-
lions published last Wednesday, Mr.. Patrick II.
Joncs received on the 26sh of january Inst let
ter tlatct Montreal, Jan. 81. By letter carrIor.
A lew hours before the rectiut OF the lcttor a
package was left at fA office, No. LEO Nassau
street, containing a scrow, cnps, otc, md
piccc of velvet, which, as Mfr. Jones was In
formed by said letter, was taken from the cut1sn
Of Mi. Stewart. Tho following u a literal copY
of tile letter:
M9Ss7nsat. Canada, Ian. e. 1H?a.-7ns Ton,
Surprising aa t may secm that fnch betnR exists.
ynn nrc an honest lnwyer.. Yonr nnblic career and
1,rivato character strengthen That belief 70 such
Having thu. e,tallisca The relation Of counsel and
the following rnntte.:
form! what I rromlsa msy .ex'al, either n vonr
mna o. shs minis Of tosr ors rscy
tho reason lint hundreds Of oi!crs Of n similar
been addressed 10 thc Immediate family Of tho iasa
ALEXANDER, r. Stewart The unbroken silenco
mnn'nsd % b. ms til nHw sS,,, was prompted by
means AMI pursue every clnu that promised anc-
and thua himself be convinced Of how ftatless
wero his lahors.
..H H.. ,n.e..seia.. T., H. ~e"+Is, 49,
WuMau " Iena ~ '"G % ~. me'o ny '
H. hn iai,o,s n m nurnoHa Thc tres,. the ncn.
nic r "a aMi ttc pollcc f,syc tees beaten fSou' tho
star,, Theit theories and tho prorrcss Of to rar-
suit wcro tnily puh!tahrd in the New York papers,
and, or cnngec read bv me- Let me aesurc yon,
air. that there never was momens when succcss
Sas posslbe.
The fenains were nken oeinte !. O'Clock on tte
ns ~ H. ~ * liz NJ npcbo1 Thcsn n,e en1 nt taRn
ox.Y e In -" ca.,ia.e hnt rrncer. Iann nv Thc1
VARS not taken 10 any housc near tbs erayeyarj.
int 10 ono near ono ijunJrc and Sixteenth street.
They were then incioscd In a znc.iined trtuk,
previously prcparcd. an left on the early morning
train: They went u plattsbarg and fFam there 70
The Dominion; therG thcy were a, buried. Except
sat fhe syss a1o c ny H: % A. @
aa se thotfore no sm.snr 1 nsn, 1 s
,mrinse ni"rc ~ namcr Il r1aetiv thn atze of thn
ntccc n yeiyct taken from ths coiiIn. while tho
emat Ecrap sent yoli w proyo it 10 bn or tho aao
piece ns t.int on The coffin.
fcffeu 10 my representative, very fesHect'nny,
c-ro ,,s,,o.o ao1trarw ri rrnnfs annd
them l,v sprc{ni mpssrnrrr
.r,. ...,.,..,,,, ,,,,, 49,, .~,o,,,,, t.,,,,r ,,,
Mtes eo"eu,s"'s ~" "a" eAten.". ,s ,, ""tst ""'
friend 1t was Thought nest to lay inc matter be-
fore ttin Police Department, md therefore on
, 1879-08-19
Ed1opu,

Boston AdvTtfaer: So yurY adverse hnvo hoen
thu criticisms by scientific lneR OIL EJtAun'a
electric light Inventions TINT 1t IL nov suggested
li'at Ills patented and published discoveries are
0nlv "blinA to courcat his movements, and
that Aa Is really working !u some other diEse"
tiou.
, 1879-08-19
GEN. GRANT.

llESTsls, cnina Juna lo.--l "Flte snls letter
to record a conversation boeween Gen. Grant
md tho Vtccroy Of this PROVINCE Lt.liting
Charp. nov Tim forc,nost ssntosman In ChEnn.
r. vIa..a, .,..,,,. ~ H., .t,.,". ,.stot,
tme 'sesov ''a'ho u 'ic sto.leS , "aei'
came 10 Ch'na OF lie o'pfcss,ons OF tuc cn!heso
HAT China WIS compelled to trust entirely to
fin ,r.i Inn ~ ottor notton. IN ~, trcot mari or
,n. s r"as,s ." - ~'0e' "@'''A' - LAW ~
Aer 1eoplo' ..,
stories of ill-treutmcnt were exaggerated; TINT
neither in Cattforn,a nor In nnv setttet, srrt3on
~ 49, 11r1an ,.o,.,, ..t,innrn ' ~ .,,n..as -.
WV o"'o" "u"'1 s'"'."so W a"o"ea e,',s M
rule 10 nny class. Tho faet That Cinnamon
como to America In a constantly increasing
stream showed that thcY yrcro not deferred by
vioIencc 1.e co.os ,i'st an occnr wcro snorai.
J., 10y .,nu.a.s os ',.."., s,'"s "~'~ "f'30
a vIe"rnr s,a nnd ,"t ~ ch,ro t ami
protection Of nil people waa matter Of 1mpc-
nnr,ol Cn,o-r,n ~, -.snon.,h,o
pse"' ~. ~. ."snt ] 4esp'"s'o'o. ~
4cn' Grant answered " explaining the reid"
ttons Of the States to tho General Government,
showing the cxia.encc o{ three mowers IN tie
statc,-lcgts!atfve, judicial. md cxccutl7c,-ani
Tint, while the Executive 7s part OF tho gor-
crn,nent, no was not altogether 90,
The Viccroy said that lle wns familiar with tho
general features of tic Eoycrnment. Int II was
difficult Tor Foreigners to direat themselves Of
1.frn&
~" ,,-oren;,,,, .e ,I'.. .,ss ~" o" .,
~ IN rhfaf ~ y. ~ a"lsss a"7 "a4 'ne hssloa
Gen, Grant nusyercd TINT the E4cruttvo nj
~ .1,,,I is1,. ~ ~ ,.e maI euseceu
GItnot t, ~ =. .,I Is 1rona tne
~ ~ In. n.. u". H., " n.'u w rs le Hoyefnor
q ,sre ntase 1,ks GaloIan ,,e % mere wl ne ro
II H. .nr 0" .as.tt ~ oG ' mho MI W.. not w
,,rn,.a,.s ~. aa '" H.. ~ ptops, Chncsu Ch VI
ia imnaupeans, , .tn E onpnsn,on 10 INC Gn,ncso NJ
, moo eo'hes e1.,i i.on various eaascs; There is
at,, usSo1otou n"fentusers,
.Ea,,, .nts,.n n'a .s,3 ~. h WI" ~ :Hos Mu!k
~, ',. a ~, - Mp' ~, suHE uiseoItcne
n,, n.I ts,,,,' T'tHEe.,; ants class 10 always
tIara ~, ,~nht a,I. ~ eonsse as hoon ~
1GIe 10 t1oHpu 'ne cs'lu!hal cass INSERTS tse!l
at e,nSs ,,is.,. .as sfGsaes 1ser wI'cn 10
mGh1 ;:, n''n m.ssMtn s9eetJ nclimcs u II re.
,ears ,seuas @ ahn m't M'.s be@n t"lsIv
ssa's I, VI ,xa,n Metea9n, Mnen tnesc was
M MnEls'nE aeG1nst Cnsnoliss, or more r.,
eenl,{ " New notk. "hen t,eFo vas % 1atat
.t:ot -, .h uut y tte attacN o. lInt
1siaMeS -" ,,, st'es. ~, ,,. nurE e war tne
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