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VIVA, is Said About Garfield at clneIp.
nAfl.


wha, issaid About Garfield at ClncIn.
natl.
GiBstts Of ys,tsriay.
The most interesting feature Of the sit .
uation to Republicans, as well us a most
important one, Is the general admission
Of those Democratic leaders who lave
served with Gen. Garfield In Congress,
that his nomination Is q very strong one.
Said one Of these leaders, who has been
associated with Gen. Garfield seventeen
years: ~ have been busy impressing up.
on our men the fact that the Republican
nomination Is an exceedingly strong one,
and that Il they ignore this TACT they will
commit fatal error. know, and we all
know, that Garfield Is an honest man In
spite Of the talk about his Irregularities
HAnotheT, equally prominent, said that
Garheld's popularity among all Glasses Of
public men 10 Q great element OF power,
and his political opponents In Washing.
ton are well aware that he 10 q man Of
honest purpose and honest life, As 10 bis
ability, we rank him Atthe head aS a care.
fol student and efficient Legislator. II the
delegates 10 this convention make their
nomination In the belief that Garfield Is q
weak candidate, they will make the great.
est political mlstate.i' r
Another leading Democrat, who was 10
Congress at the time Of the Credit Mobi.
lIer Inquiry, and one fully acquainted with
all that was developed 10 its progress, de.
Clared he "iully believed In Garfeld's per.
sonal integrity, and, In common with the
whole Democratic side, admitted his great
ability and bis thorough acquaintance
with public affairs"
These are fair and accurate illustrations
Of the honest opinions expressed by Dem.
ocratS whose names are known through.
out the land In regard 70 the strength Of
the Republican nomination, Is viewed by
men who for many yeaB have been the
associates Of Gen. Garfield In the House
Of Representatives Of Washington,
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. -rABDs DESPERATE DEED

/. pum,,,s Detsrmincd Effort TO out.
rnge N Brnye Young Girl-shd ocie"as
Herself, aud by the Aid OF Negroes
RepeIs Him.
From a resident Of West Liberty. who
was in the city yesterday, We learned the
following particulars Of Sn attempt to per-
petrate horrible crime in that usually
quiet and respectable community.
Itappears that on Monday afternoon,
Miss Maud Curtis, a daughter OF Col. W.
b. Curtis, left home, to go to the house Of
Mrs. Dunlap, a neighbor, who Is a
dressmaker, but before she arrived at the
house Of Mrs. Dunlap, she, was at.
tackled by one William Steele In
brutal manner, and thrown TO the ground.
The girl, with courage born oil despera'
flor. resisted the attempts Of the scoundrel,
and defended her virtue 70 her uttermost.
Her clothing was torn to shreds, and her
person scratched In many places, but her
resistance was fast being overcome by the
superior force oil her ravisher, when m old
negro woman put IN an appearance, and
the combined efforts Of the two compelled
the ruliian TO flee. The place OF the en-
counter, although in town, Is in an lsoIa'
ted part Of the village; but as soon'as the
news spread the whole community was
r. arms and at once measures were taken
tor tIe apprehension Of the flend. a
dozsn armed zen headed by the brother
Of The Injured girl, Lieutenant Curtis.
Jumped on horses and began IL seour the
country far aud wide, saying before t.s-y
started that they would capture hlm dead
or alive, but up to the time Of the receipt
OF this information their search had been
fruitless.
Steele is bachelor, nearly fifty years Of
age. He has very bad reputation, and
has been connected with several crimi nal
cases before this, but L captured this time
1t is likely he will be restrained for some
time.
Miss ICurtIs Is q young miss not over
fifteen years OF age, and her courage and
that OF the negress Is all that saved her
from horrible fate.
The people around West Liberty are
terribly excited over the affair and threats
OF vengeance are frequently heard. Should
Steele be caught while public sentiment is
thus high, it will go hard with him.
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Coup's CIRcUs COMiSG.-0I this great
show, which will be here next Monday,
The DetToi, Free Pres Of May 9th last has
this to say: :,
Detroit yesterday had tho first circus Of
the campaign OF 1880. ". O. Coup's Mon
ster Uuiied shows exhibited twice on the
Grand river avenue circus grounds, and
on both occasions the huge tent was
packed. This is a novelty In the line Of
circuses, having few Of the traditional
sawdust features and those oil undoubted
excellence, Passing over the collection In
the menagerie and coming TO what Is
really the life and the main stay Of the
sboy. the spectator sees much that 10 not
comIon 10 this class OF exhibitions, the
most notable thing 5sing the different
kinds OF animals trained 10 feats In the
rinG that would almost seem Impossible
without the reasoning faculty. Such dogs
were never seen before. They ride horses,
Jump through balloons, over the garters,
and obey q hint rs readily as human
beings, and they are certainly far more
interesting, Judged from the circus point
Of view. They also have leaping match
from the spring. board, and perform other
wise like the men whose actions they imi'
tate, and wound up the portion Of the en-:
tertninment by hanging dog who had
stolen his neighbours collar, aud then Civ.
Ing Inn funeral with oil the pagentry
usual To such occasions In real life."
The Broncho horses are marvels oil in
telligence. They 90 through divers mill.
tAry eyolutions with the precision Of
trained soldiers, marching, at the word Of
command, by company front, in platoons
and various other ways, even executing
that difficult movement, wheel, wlthouta
crook In the line. To cap the climax, two
goats perform some surprising feats Of pad
riding, and small terrier dog plays ut the
sport With finely trained Newfoundland
for his "hoBe." To give still greater in.
terest and variety to the show, company
Of tumblcrs divide the honors with the
cannon ball man, the wonderful Japs, q
band Of genuine Indians, beautiful and
dsring young lady trapezist, the renowned
bareback rider Jas. Melville, and other
speculate, all OF whom are Of the first
order Of merit. The performance lasts
two hours, but in that time are crowded
more interesting and novel leafs aud sights
than are to DO found IN bali . dozen old
time and old fashioned circuses.
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SILVER TABLEwARE.-Rars Bargains al
The IeweIry Store Of
JACOB W. GRUB,
Corner Twelfth and Market Streets.

Tur CouRTs.-S CouRT OF Az
pHALs-M.Iqa Gnm, Raymond, Moore ana
.Ioknaon.-lhiis court met at 10 o'clock yes
terday and disp osed Of the following busi'
Cunningham vs.. .Acrey, committee Of
Eve Hedrick, from Pent! Teton county, ap'
peal and supsrsedeas alleged.
Jenkins, Jackson & Co. ys. Barnes
from Peasants county, writ OF error re-
fused because Judgment is plainly right.
KitEniller vs.. leerce, on supersed1asr
from Mineral county, was submitted.
Adjourned to 10 a. NJ. to-day.
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RScf news.
The marks last evening indicated 0 feet
8 inches, and falling.
The Ba,ehelor was detained yesterday
on account Of big business, and did MOI
get away until late.
The local packets arrived and departed
as usual.
Bellaire according TO her time table below
The Andes left for Cincinnati last even
ing with good trip out
Business on the levee was pretty lively
yesterday.
10y TsleEnph.l
PITTSBURGH, June 22.-R;ver 8 feet !
inches; falling. Clear and hot.
CAIRO, June 22.-Arrived: Steamer
Vint Shinkle, Cincinnati. Departed: w
p, Holiday, New Orleans; Shinkle, Mem
pbis. River 90 feet and rising. Weather
clear. Thermometer So.
LOUISVILLE, June 22.-River rising
with 10 feet 1 inches Ia the canal, and
feet 4 inches in the chute on the falls
Business dull. Weather clear and hot
The Ben Wood and tow, Pittsburgh; j.
b. Williams and tow leave tonight ior
New Orleans,
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-l laAnrIELp AND ARTHUR.
A Campaign club Organized Last Night
nv tbs Young Men Of MheeIIng.


A Campaign club Organized Last Night
by the Young Men Of wheeling.
The members Of the Young Mems Gar.
field Club met last night at Veteran
Hall, Mcclure House, and organized by
making ]. D. Stanton Chairman, and Sam
Harrison Secretary Of the meeting. The
roll was called, showing that one hundred
and nine members had so far signed 1t, Of
whom about seventy.aye answered TO their
names.
On motion OF Frank johnson II was
RaOiutd, That committee Of Eve be ap.
pointed by the Chair to report plan Of
organization. The Chair appointed the
following gentlemen: Frank johnson, Dr..
T, o. Edwards, ]. d, ElSon, John L.
Dickey and VIM. Richardson
The committee retired, aud in lew
minutes reported recommending that y
President, eight vice.PresldentS, one Of
whom shall reside In each ward OF the
city; q Secretary, Treasurer and 4 com
mIttee Of Eve on constitution and slml'
lar committee on uniform; also Captain
and three LieutenRnts. These recominen.
dations being approved, tho meeting went
into an election for officers, with the iol'
lowing result:
president-J. D. Stanton.
Nice. presidents-First Ward, John l.
Day: Second Ward, J. Nc Reilly; Third
Wa,d. S. B, Harrison; Fourth Ward, John
L. Dickey; Fifth Ward, DR.. L. ]. Wund
derlich: Sixth Ward, ". Newt. Llnch
SSvsnIh Ward. Harry Coen; Eighth
Ward, James B. Russell:
Secretary-DAve Baird.
TreasureE-Frank Stanton.
Captain-John l.. Dlckey.
First Lieutenant-W. n. Llnch.
Second Lieutenant-C. +. Bailey.
Third Lleutenant-W. X. DuyGll.
Surgeon-Dr. 7. o. Edwards.
II was resolved 10 christen the clnt
'The Young Mems Garfield and Arthur
The following Committee on Constitu
ton was appointed: VIM. Richardson
John N. Hoon, David W. Baird, J. X
Cowden, Joe ElSon.
Committee on Uniform: 7. %. Edwards
]. L. Dickey, W. Newt. Lynch, Franz
Stanton, Samuel B. Harrison.
Propositions were made TO limit Thu
membershlp TO a fixed number, and AIS
10 exclude all those between certain ages
Both were submitted 10 the Committee OF
Constitution.
4 Committee on Uniform was also ap
pointed, and another to secure Il place 10
future meetings. -,
MIR. Harrison announced that Mr.. Ed
Pierson had presented to the club hand
some flag. a motion was made to aCcep
the present and return the donor tn
thanks Of the club, and tho motion wa
adopted with enthusiasm.
A vote Of thanks was also given to MAJ
Norton, proprietor Of the New McLnr
House, Tor his kind permission for tn
club 10 use Veteran Hall, free Of charge.
After some other matters OF minor i'm
portance were acted upon, the meeting
which was noticeable for the harmon
and good feeling which prevailed through
out adjourned.
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS GeOrge Parks
Of List, Davenport 4 Parks, secured the
delegates TO the Republican Conven.
ton Of Ohio county, ". Va, In his inter.
est as Sheriff OF that county, last Saturday.
The RsgidT even speaks OF Mr.. Parks as
"GentlSman George. BLIaie IHdSOnd'
ei.
Thomas Wilson, a Southslde mailer,
and popular fellow, left for the eastern
cities on an extended trip yesterday.
l., b. Mertz, who Is y Sophomore al
Bethany College, Is home for vacation.
MB. Robert McAdoo, OF Knobnostre,
Missouri, formerly Of Marshall county, ".
Va, Ia visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Wolvington,
OF the South Side.
Hon. O. F. Scott and wife, Of Parkers.
burg, are in the city en- route to their
home In ParkerS burg.
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NV YORx, June ga St. Johns, n
F., special says the little steamer Anthra
cite, which left London via Falmouth, Eng
land, eighteen days ago, on . voyage
across the Atlantic, arrived at St John,
yesterday. She Is the smallest vessel that
ever steamed from Europe to America
Her total length Is 81 feet; beam, 10 feet;
depth, 10 feet; gross tonnage, 7,026
registered, 2,70i tons. The voyage was
undertaken for the purpose Of testing the
capabilities Of Perkins system OF high
pressure engines. Only q tons OF Goa
was consumed and 1876 gallons Of water
The Anthracite Is coming to New fOrE
shortly,
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Che G'tteltigfater,
new Advertisements

once, Nos. as and ~ fourteep,h street
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TURF SPORTS.


CuloAoo, June 29.-The horses were q
little late in being called up, 1t being
nearly 8 O'Clock before the horses started
In the tirst race. The first contest being
the Illinois Stakes for three year old, ~
lies; $50 entrance fee; SIS Tor forfeit, with
SOD added. 800 OF which goes to the sec
ond and SlOO TO the third. Distance y
miles. Bye and Bye, Mary Anderson,
Layacia Goldbug, Blue Lodge and Longi'
tude. Blue Lodge was tina iavorite In the
pools, with G0ldbug for the second
choice. The horses got along ut the first
attempt, Mary Anderson taking lead and
keeping II for three.Quarters Of u mile
when the others passed her. Down the
stretch an exciting race was seen, but Bye
and Bye had little most speed and land
ed good winner; Goldbug second, La
yacia third: time 2:S7i.
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I had suffered for sixteen years with q
painful nervous headache. consulted
many physicians but In vain. Some time
ago ! received by chance q HaHbUrD Fam.
IVY almanac, read the numerous tsstimo.
mails In favor Of Hamburg Drops, aud
bought q bottle for trial. The effect was
80 beneficial that continued Ia use. Be.
fore many weeks had passed was cured,
and now keep this wonderful remedy con.
stAnty on hand. MRs. A. ETTASdER,
PlAinaeld, NJ.
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LONDON, June 92.-Dispatches from CAL
cutta state that horse plague, similar to
the plague now raging among tue horses
in Chinese Mongolia, has broken out in
the Pavlodar and Kar Isaslln districts on
Lhe Chinese frontier. The horses are
stricken with II suddenly and die in great
numbers. Thus far no remedy has been
found TO arrest the disease and the most
experienced veterinary surgeons are
wholly ct loss to understand It's character.
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NApASrE, ONT, June ee.-The storm Of
yesterday did great damuge four miles
west Of this place. Five and one.hAll in.
ches Of water on the level fell in less than
two houts. Hail stones as large as butter.
nuts fell for an hour, covering the ground.
Geese were killed by the dozens, fences
leyeied to the gfound aud large quantities
Of glass in buildings broken. Whole
fields OF rye and barley lay flat and are
completely destroyed In Adolphustown.
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BRouGHT BY THE CABLE.
raAneE rsoornAars oonnEneE


Pans, June 22.-The Republican press
this morning Is loud and emphatic in APP
plaudlug NJ. GAmbetta's action yesterday
In the Chamber OF Deputies on the am.
nesty bill. They especially commend him
for so thoroughly preserving his temper
under the Satirical strictdres Of NJ. Paul
De CassaEnac when the latter charged
him, aud also NJ. Freyciuet and the entire
ministry, with stultiiying their own record
by urging the adoption Of the amnesty
measure now, in the face Of the fact that
they had opposed or dAllied with y. Sew
erai leading Radical papers warmly favor
GambettA becoming President OF the
Council OF Ministers.
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wAsnlsoroS, June 2e.-secretary Ram.
sey received communication from the
Department Of State to-day announcing
ing that o cipher dispatch bad been re.
ceived from the U. S,Mln!ster In Mexico
which contained information to the effect
that the Mexican authorities declined to
sanction the request Of the United States
that Gen. Hatch be permitted to follow
Victoria's band OF Apaches across the
border into Mexico.
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SKIN HuMoR

On Pace, Head, aud Paris OF body, Head
covered with scRbs and sorcs.
M0sRs. WEKKs PorrEn;-t commented 10 use
your LuTICuRA REHEbiEs Last July. NY lace and
Ny head vas covered With seals and sOrrs, and my
Iqdenug Nas 70 .Tiul. ] had tiel everything had
h6arl Of Ia the BAst and est My Gaze was touIid-
stel very bad one have n0E rot particle Of
EOndeEipl II has DcNn the means Of selling great
many Of your CuTICuAA RE sEDIkS In this part oil The
country. Respectfully yours,
pEcAruR. Mrcr., Nor. Il. Is1s.
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MADmD, June 92.-Owing to the misap.
preheuslOn prevailing az to the purpose oil
the Government respecting the execution
Of the law recently passed by the COrtes
providing for the abolition OF slavery In
Cuba, the Minister OF Justice officially
announced the determination Of the King
and Cabinet TO carry out the law faithful
" and without needless delay.
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Coup's Circus CoMrSd.-0F this great
show, which will be here next Monday,
The DetToi, Free Pres Of May 9th last has
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vt. GeTIARD TUNNEL.

LONDON, June GA Paris special says
the Swiss papers state that the St. Gothard
Tunnel Is in great danger Of falling In.
The land slips continue to threaten the
masonry, and the engineers think the
only way TO avert the danger Is to modify
The line traced out for the tunnel.
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FRANCE.

LONDON, June Q2.-The announcement
that the French Government has decided
to offer bounty Of certain sums per ton,
according to the character OF the cargo, to
all owners OF French vessels bringing
cargoes to French ports, has caused con.
siderable commotion among the owners oil
other Atlantic lines, 10 whose prejudice
the discrimination will work.
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On the Topmost Wave,
House For Rent-lsland.
Lost Pocket Book.
Wanted--A Bright Boy.
We Advertise Facts-G. Mendel & Go.
For Rent-HouSs on Jacob Street.
Stockholders Meeli1g.
Reward-C. p. HornDysok.
Masonic Notice.
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CADlz, O., June 2l.- The Harrison
County Republican County Convention
met to-day and put In nomination the fol-
lowing ticket: Auditor, James NJ. Scott
Commissioner, Thos. W. Miller; ln6rmary
Director, Samuel pickerson. A strong
resolution indorsing Hon. J. 7. Upde'
grad as our representative in Congress,
and instructing The Harrison County dele
gates 10 vote solid in the District Conyen.
ton, 10 be held in Bellaire, June %, for
Hon. ]. I. UpdegraG. General John s.
Pearce made one Of his excellent speeches
to a very large Republican meeting at the
court house. His eulogy on General Jas.
A. Garfield and his arralgnment Of the
small and dirty Democratic presses which
are already at work, like the Cadiz Sent;
nsi, trying to sling mud upon General
Garfield aud General Arthur, was excel
lent, and has caused Democratic howl In
this county.
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DANDRUFF


Scales one-quarier Inch In thickness,
MEssRS. WEEKS 4 p0TTKE GsniIeMsA-For the
last twenty JelI have ben troubled about a. had
a. any one ever saw with D1ndruh Ny scalp NAS
completely covered With Seale5, sometimes nearly
quarter Of an Inch In Glse. o0nIldeFsd Il incura6e
About two months Ilnee purchased cuTicURG and
CUTIouRA soar, and 10 about two WSeka after con-.
IleuCilg 10 uss them IOuud the nandiun entirely
sdn0. Ny Oolp 10 now y Tree iTUm Il aud a. healthy
ALT could p1a1bly be- ie0l II my duty 70 both you
and the public to state tho above lhctS
Youu respectfully, TEuMAA LEE,
No ma En.rrronp AVE PlIIE. n nS.s. gssa,
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During the past week ten tirst.class
ocean steamers embarked with 3,63S pas,
seugeB for the United States and Canada.
In tho district Of Lauban, near Areslau,
Prussis, terrentI4l rains killed iorty-six
persons and destroyed los houses, yester.
day.
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Around the World In twenty-five Days
NV YoRK, June 22-Mr. Ismay, Of
Liverpool, accompanied by his wife, son
and Mr.. and Mrs. b 70 !, arrived in this
City from San Fran % having made a
quick journey aronl d the world. The
party travelled 23,S2G miles In sixty,six
days. Allowing nine dtYs to complete
the Journey to Liver 90 the trip will be
accomplished In sevel ty five days.
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WHEELING, W. Va June ES'
There is considerable excitement here
over the refusal OF Henry SlRmm, pro-
n,;e,or q: the Stamm House, 10 entertain
a negro delegation to the American Pro-
testant Associs:. ion, which !. in session
here now. The delCketes we're all stop
ping at the stamm House and leit'in a
body. They will pass resolutions to-day,
in their session, expressive OF their feel
ings on the matter, and 1t Is not unlikely
that Stamm will be party to asuit under
the Civil Rights bill.
An 1NTKLLiGEScER reporter investigated
this matter last evening, II was soon dis
covered that there was at least a ioundA'
ton for the story. The delegates had en-
gagged accommodations at the StAmm
House through Martin Korrell, OF this
city, Deputy Grand Master OF the ABSoCia.
ton for this State. Several Of them ar:
rived night before last and were assigned
rooms. Yesterday morning another dele
cation came In from the west, one oil the
party being NJ. l.. Wells, q Colored man, a
representative OF Golden Rule Lodge, Of
Coyington, Ky. They all repaired TO the
Stamm House, and all registered but Wells.
When he took the pen the clerk stayed
his hand, and said: Excuse me; are you
q member Of this order?" Being answer.
ed In the affirmative, he added, "There
was nothing said about colored man be.
ing with the party. No provisions were
made for You" Some Of the other dele.
gates heard a portion Of this remark, and
all ut once became very Indignant, and
after some parley left the hotel and went
10 the Mcclure House, where all were re.
ceived and assigned rooms without hesi'
fancy.
Tie olOrk Of the samm assigns as a rea.
son for bis refusal to receive Wells that
be had no room unocOupied. He says he
offered to asPign the colored man 70 sep.
arate bed in the room OF one OF the other
delegates, bnt all refused TO listen to this.
Consequently he was helpless In the matter.
In the Grand Lodge yesterday com.
mittee OF three was appointed TO DRAFT ap.
propriate resolutions Condemnipg the &C.
Jon OF the clerk In the matter. The COM
mittee will report to-day.
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TuR colored Public School will hold
their annual picnic at Greene's. Grove, on
the p, W. & Ky. R. T., on Thursday, Of
this week, the 9th inst. Train will leave
the depot at7A. NJ. sharp. Fare. Tor the
round trip % cents; children under eight
years free.
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The people around West Liberty are
terribly excited over the affair and threats
OF vengeance are frequently heard. Should
Steele be caught while public sentiment is
thus high, It will 90 hard with him.
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TURHEY.

coSsrASrrSortE, June 22.-The Sultan
disapproved the draft Of the reply pre-
pared by his ministers to the portion Of
tho identical note relating to Montenegro,
and the council Is now reconsidering the
draft,