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FOREIGN FLASHES.

Great precautions have been taken for the
safety OF the houses Of parliment since the dis
eovery Of the plot to blow up the mansion
house. The police in and around the building
have been reinforced and cellars examined
There was a disturbance among Irish soldiers
in the camp at Aldershot St Patricks day, and
many arrests made.
In the G anadian House Of Commons, Mr..
Orton intro duced bill to prevent agents of
foreign railways from holding out inducements
to persons to emigrate from Canada. He said
that in every town and city in Canada there
were agents who tried to induce emigrants to
go to the United States, by deceptive state
ments. He knew of Canadians now occupied
IN this way, and they should be looked on as
traitors to their country
The Catholic Archbishop of Dublin, in his
Lenten pastoral, says: "Unsound and untheo-
logical opinions on mutual obligations which
bind society are being industriously propogated
by men who are untrustworthy guides of q
Catholic nation. Even though rents are extor-
Tomato, the principles now laid down, that one
of two contracting parties can, Of their avn pri-
vate authority, rescind his engagement, assails
the very foundations of society"
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CURRENT EVENTS.

Indications are that Tennessee will pay her
repudiated bonds at par. with 3 per cent in
terest
The amount OF umDer cut upon the upper
Mississippi river andits tributaries, is estimated
by the surveyor general at 267. 0OC. 600 feet.
The New York board of trade ana transpor-
tation Co., passed a resolution expressing graft
fication at the appointment of Secretary Win
dom.
Gen. Neal Dow personally entered complaints
against seventeen places in Portland, Me-, on
Tuesday, where he claimed to have reason to
suppose liquor was sold.
The jury at San Francisco on the remains of
the late Gen. Upton found a verdict of suicide
due to an overtasked brain, the result of the ex-
pected failure of work in which he was en-
gagged.
Miss K. S. Wickersham has been designated
by Bishop Whipple, in accordance with the
wishes of the late Miss Darlington, as acting
principal of st. Mary's during the remainder Of
the school year.
A brilliant complimentary reception was Civ
en- at Bangor, on his retirement from the Senate
to ex-senator Hannibal Hamlin. Congratula-
tory kilograms were received from Secretaries
ling, Bayard, Anthony, Hale, Frye and Pendle-
ton, and many other distinguished people
Seth Wilbur Payne died at Leadville, Col,
on the Sd inst He was born in New York in
1888, became journalist, and was connected
with the Hon Independent, the Jersey City
Evening journal, the Newark Register, and
with papers in Minnesota. At the time of his
death he was an editor of the Rocky Mountain
News.
The scheme to build in Chicago memorial
library museum and art gallery commemorative
of the great confagration is rapidly taking
shape, under the management of some pub
ic-spirited and influential citizens It
is proposed to raise $15O,OOO or more
The design is to have the names of all thestates
and all the nations which contributed to the re-
lief of the cities suffering, ten years ago, en-
graved on the new building in conspicuous
place.
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Mr.. WALKER BLAINE, appointed private
secretary to his father, the secretary of state,
during his brief residence in Minnesota
made great many friends, and promised to
take high rank in the legal profession; but
he had passion for politics, and probably
his present position is more agreeable in
many respects than the drudgery of the law.
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The Decision Against the Banks.

A Washington dispatch of the 18th says
There has been suppressed fever about
the treasury all day, owing to the forthcsm-
ing decision on the application of the ma
tional banks to re- deposit bonds withdrawn
during the funding bill scare and take back
the lawful money deposited for circulation.
The cabinet took the matter under advise
ment, and Secretary Window having given
the subject careful consideration, declared
it was contrary to the spirit of the law anu
against the uniform practice of the depart
ment for the banks 10 do what they now de-
sired to do, and it was a dangerous power
for them to preserve. The president and
nearly every member of the cabinet haA
something to say upon the subject, and
there was a general agreement upon the
character of the decision After the cab
met session, Secretary Window returned,
to the treasury and found himself quite
overwhelmed with advice by mail and tel
egraph from New York. Dispatches kept
coming in the rest Of the day, and there
were frequent callers who made special
effort to ascertain the views the treasury
would hold, in time to telegraph the stock
operations. It was not until past o'clock
that the matter was finally given out, i'm
mediately after which the secretary left the
bTi]dinp
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The communists of America and the few
nihilists residing here, are shouting with
joy over the assassination Of the Emperor
of all the Russias, but they affect to believe
that the nihilists did not do the bloody bust
ness, but that it was the result of con-
spiracy of his own household.
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JAY GOULD has taken stock in a COM
pany to barge wheat from St. Louis to New
Orleans, and believes that by barge trans
po,tation there will be a very important
saving in transportation to Liverpool, and
that St. Louis will sometime become not
only the grain mart of the Mississippi VAL
ey but rival of Baltimore and New York
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
Major Jacob Jehasophat Noah, appointment
clerk in the war department under Ramsey, has
retired.
The senate confirmed Robert s. Taylor of
Indiana as member of the Mississippi river
improvement commission
The president, to friend, commenting on
man should ever be elected president, and had
to withstand this pressure, it certainly would
kill him.
5 It is stated, on the authority of q party who
was familiar with the formation Of the cabinet,
that Senator Allison desired to accept the secre.
taryship Of the treasury, but his appointment
was opposed bitterly by the mono-metalists
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For some time past it has been known
that General Manager H. E. Sargent of the
Northern Pacific, mad sent in his resip-
patton. There is reliable authority for the
statement that his letter has been before
the board of directors, in New York. for a
month past, for the reason that there wa,
cont. mplated division Of responsibility
which seemed detrimental to the harmonic
GUS and efficient administration Of the af-
fairs Of the road
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CENSUS STATISTICS.

Distribution by Sex OF All the Population of
the United States.
The following table shows the distribution of
population by sex, and the number of females
to loo, 600 males in the United States, and in
each State in 1870 and 1880.
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tary Blaine cabled the following:
Foster, American Minister, St. Petersburg: Elk
press to the minister of foreign affairs the senti-
ments Of sorrow with which the president and peo-
pie of the United States have heard of the terrible
their profound sympathy with the imperial family
and Russian people in their great affection.
lSilnedl Blaine. Secretary.
THE NEW GEAR.
Alexander Alexand1 ovitch, son of the de-
ceased, the heir apparent to the throne, was
the Danish princess Dagmar. who had been en-
gagged to his elder brother. Their eldest child,
Nicholas Alexandrovitch, was born May 18,
1868 The czarovitch is noted for his sympa-
thies with the old Russian party, who are pre-
JUDGED against the Germans and all foreigners.
During the last war between Russia and Tur-
key the cZarovitch, present czar of Russia, was
in supreme command of the Russian forces.
His younger brother, the Grand Duke Alexis,
visited the United States in 1872.
All the officers of the guards, civil officials
and court dignitaries met on Monday at the
winter palace to take the oath of allegiance to
the new emperor. When all were assembled,
the emperor and empress and imperial family
lay. In passing through St Georges hall on
the way to the chapel, the emperor stepped be-
fore the guard of honor and said with emotion:
81 should not like my son to ascend to the throne
under such circumstances as at present"
IMPERIAL MANIFESTO
The following Imperial Manifesto was pro
muleated:
We, by the grace Of God, Alexander Ill en-
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GlealllngS.

DOMESTIC body of about sixty men pro-
t,cdrl TO the etushoro y C.. jul, where
john Ia, Ior il tootcd man, was confined for
asstultia- lAe Wilt Of Colonel irwin, ltte
senator. took thy prisoner nom his cell into
tae opea ait ai.d hsnged him to a tree At
Ru=slilli De-. Arl. !, ytJNd OF ea}-hvemcn
proceeded "a Tie JAN and hanged Cal Emory,
whose death .cntcuec tor tine murder OF his
wife had been committed by the governor to
twenly-Cnc years Imprisonment.
cant. James B. E4ds, whose dental opera
lions on tbs mouth OF the Mississippi have
made him Justly famous, has gone to toronto
BAY. Canada, on The rtQIasl OF me brush
- -, devise means tor peraannentty
iss,s %, ,5,f ~ that hf,roor The first thing we
Know John Bun VIII be sending Tor American
talent 70 expedite the tunnel under the Eng
fish Channel.
There were I'll, I35, $40 letters mailed in
New York State last year, and los, 23l, $40 IN
Pennsylvania.
Legislative expenses are troubling the PEG
pie IN New York. The deadlock costs that
State about 81, 500 par day, or ''between ten
and eleven thousand dollars per week. > and
no account is taken in these estimates Of those
who were present at the opening Of the session
A Chicago dispatch says that ex-senator
Thurman has written from Paris 10 his son In
Ohio positively declining "a nomination tor
governor 10y the Democrats of that State He
says he mad, up his mind when he first lett
I tine Senate 10 retire permanently from publiC
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Gov. Whytc, as President of The convention o.
1861, appointed Mr. German. sud Mr.. stump
rc-appointcd bin in 1879, so that be has &C.
cupid thr post for four years eontiauousi.
IN 'he event Of bis retirement namaer OF
names have teen mentioned for The succession.
including 4. y Pretuman Of Montgomery;
cy-Gov Philip u Thomns, Of Talbot Chas.
y R"ier'- or CaroIli Joseph +. Roberts OF
Prince G,nrke reraard Ca'rr, ofBiltiaore.
Joseph = sash of Talbot E.,n,rl II .et, ot
k'n' oplertriece lia.el 81 Faiatck m1
o.iar-
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The dynasty Of King Msnelek is the oldest in
the world, tracing back its Genealogical tree
10 1873 3. &. lie preteul 10 descend in
drec, line from the Queen Of Sleba. and is in
possession Of several relic, thltare said % have
be'onged IT, her Tue Princess Marie, IS ho
lbs been cdgeiicd ht "a cttbolic missionary.
~ just completed her nurtegutb year
The City Of Rome Tue largest steamship
afoat except The Great Eastern. was launched
i,w days ago ~ B5rrow England but her
career had un unfortunate beginning, as tile
5oiler af the donkey engine exploded killing
three men aud iuiuring ten others.
GimActm his always three glasses before
iim ON bis desk when presiding iu jos Cham
ier OF Dcpntics-t gllss % lemonade, a glass
II red wine aud an opera glass.
[ The Marseiics riot was "a tempest in a tea
- hut il reveals the intense irrittion OF
rs ever ,,s ge'iea Of France in Tans affair
sd rrS. Aise. aG i S%. 'S a. feSf ssaisss.
islle sound Of kissing came from tie vicinity
Alcfhe Italian Club i; was natural that there
'Nould he little row.
Is far as ascertained, the casualties of the
rftir Fcre five killed, two m0raly wounded
fla seventeen more or less severely hurt. who
r. now in hospitals. The attack upon The
palin quarter Of the city shows the tens in
Enly OF the national amnesty involved
The Berlin correspondent Of the Times s,rs
mc letter recently addressed 90 the Empcror
OF Russia and All the high on ils. ASSURING
Uem tllat they have not been sentenced 10
death by thc revouionists, and which is snr.
.2sed {" y " m.aa,l 6.4 j. rldors OF
30 black Division, cjnclul,s as rJlloSs
"Ihe executive Committec deem III uiiitc mn
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Senator Pprdtston -ass tilat he h4d s
", ,i,',, ',"'t = tint nnn'' &,
combine A. tr. 80 ,f,-.i.'..,., q ". D.
,e Ainrriea ,v,r hls e., t,ltr A. ~. i.,,,, a 4,
10 reelection 60 ia" senate. Tie t- man 80 vr.a
ahi,its. tut hia utuurncr frstrd aimeaf tufirei
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frieni-fiip. fir con Identit islcfsti ~ 49, -
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ior P,.mdirian, +. hru,llchr-, hi- head -ecn- 10
F'''''
The latest Dromto. in rrnf life are af VIE
ghrnv. on" OF or" tNtn-hl"il'f- I ""'- inl
went go o. chifrch ttir. aud "i r"n75" D. . u''r.
pr.I'L'' q" u'".n ~ 'i S'','' ,.,ii
,,i, , ,''a' ~, tg,.,,,i,,' ,',,... ,,..
buy literally Then o. went aaat and ior-
suadrd Il- brother. IS tho i- .uuua 81 llir uiH.. to
70 to tie ftr. or course everybody fark icii
the brother. aud r'miU'od htm ot tho-r i~'u=
i.rs, and when he sud hr ditn rant'mo'r1n}-
tn.nE "n3ul a., '"', u' VI I"' ''.'.
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tetr, h.. ..,t -. 4
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comtaonatitei1 a., l.trl,.., ..' ~.
n1trd. H cl'tms 10 be punctHal lsan. ho
n'Ver oioN' mt ihree eneHg ihr"i- ~ hi, l.i's
anu a. lHry were an Engagements ID mako
The PeunSylvania Editorial Association M
rlird President Garfield toa fea-t. 10 consist If
singing, Instrumental music, sppcrh-iuukug
dent saw the anomalous character OF epro.
gram aud declined 10 be- present
child In Michigan only 30 months old j. said
TO hg 20 prrcociou- that she can read, write and
and rerritories Ian and r each l o,f ' ON G imam an
she can aIswtcll every mountain. riverand lake
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FOR ASSOCIATE JUDGF

/ HTESSRs. EDITORS Please announce
W. that Col. JOHN B. BROOKE of Prince
GeoTge's county is candidate for Associate
Judge in the Seventh Judicial District of Ma
! ryland Lrv
ie 24-u
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Cbas. " Eiu,Iey, Of Kickapoo, M. has a
dog that some time ago disappeared Tia
other day be- returned a mere skeleton +,
was then discovered that the dog had duo 4,
go u gravel aud ,nd mui, tor "a skunk tbr .,r
: ing ile drt tehni bin, aud after n ma
caught aud killed ~. skunk D.. found birsoi.
in tomb. from which 10 took him siyfe.,,
d'y- iodig ou,
Peoria badly pickcl up the other day fan ,
dead husIl % spaJows. their hilis interorsmt
80 Ilrmiy ih1i they could uot bc separated rr'
uI bro."n. The 1e'Hgerent birds had eyi,ion,.
iy Iern having bot time Of it,.
Pinchfnrk, the distinguished coppcr-color-
ei Statesman Of Louisiana. was dclt lo,t,
mines ln e game Of poker 81 81. Louis the Other
day, on whirh Ac bet 5000. Kit Greenut
showed ious iteNs and took the pot
a Fugitive debtor named MayaArJ has &c
b 70 an untuhahitcd, sandy island on Long ~
iari Sound half of which is in Rhode Islam
end ilie other laif ~ cQnnerii-ts iIesr 4
20 'trrest hin 7i,eiine i ia3' '',i ~, ,,
not cvide one BY retrcating to the jurisdic-
ton OF The other.
J. Warren Kelly, Of Cincinnati, is about Ia
sac Mrs NJ l.. Logan, Of Milwaukee, for breach
OF promise. claiming so. 900 damages. Mrs
hogan Formerly kept 81 hoirdiua-house. AN
Kelly beius then a hoardrr, PROPOSED MIR
ri'@e. which was accepted aud the weldinr
d.N faxed. Since theu she fell heir 10 AN rs.
uuc. Which III .old ur 5000 ooo .nG /" AZ "
rrdjn2 keilv, is about TO marry one ! II
Spencer Portland, M1ino.
IA cDtcrpri,ng Frcuchmaa Is cndeiyoripg
. rcnt au .ycu1c ia the Mammoth Cave in
ktu'uykF ~. tAc purpose of r1;sino n.,i
rooms
i.m T. P9WnaIl and Miss Lizzic Wells
.3," ul ilrm d'1i muics, were married ia lhe
VH9fcA OF lhcm dead muics, were married In
BROOKLYN On Tar.d,v cronin,, rla ''.' -
+, ,yelloH MN, or cdu,.,tiai7 ,0'ln
Than 81 wears oil. M br..,n f.'.l ,or ' ~
Class oi d.a mllesi hiss Well. was one OF his
pupils, he ceremony Wds performed by tEe
ij-v VI. r. Coslcl. of ST Johns Coli.
F0rlllu III tle. s;,,, l,n,,,,a,.. H.. l.;41s
groom rcspondin, Vitb tIrir fn.,a ,r ''''' anu
David Roger, Of Harrisburg. Pa. has ;nc.
bl hnr, ~, ''g TTa ,ng 'roNen leg OF q Yaa-
in'r,i l, ~ 'i,,'i'' a." nv" Sl'na ON Tue
.nnnorti'- %,'''"t PI I tuouGh tue band
ne my support himself upon it when necess.-
ile Ml,i soon le taken out of his place Of
,,,',li'a, Z, 80 : 80 ',s EYER g -
hive invented 40 electric motcr Which cs,, +,
attached 10 street car a. an exen . . z sso,'
".. 'i'7" rom 'l'' ''''' ''''''' . '''''
Major Ltitic9nger, ihtfty-two inches high
W, 6i 'i,L'i !, le" uIis I'(e IA circus tent
in.la..' '0""' " H''''' o'oue, thlfty-one
The Democratic city legislative conventions
on STURDY nude an excellent selection of -
ticket which viii command The fun snnnort ne
the PARRY in Baltimore The followin., ore
nominees First Legislative Districf-For
rn. ''' r W. oa,tS ''5 ipo'I2 M!GiCosker Au-
Yonn,l llSr', {},la. pl. 'l'','tIloh' James
ri. Sor'',i ,iy,oit 'N',N '''i i-e'lh r. Nor
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MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF
Dry Goods
For Spring of 1881.
Hamilton Easter & Sons,

1919, 20l & 2O3 Baltimore ST., Baltimore,
.4.s.,s .ss..- .~.fy -cornpIefe stock Of
Dry Goods adaptedto the wants Of Wholesale
and Retail purchasers. Their assortment in.
cludes goods Of every class, from low-priced
to the most expensive and fashionable; en-
bracing much the largest and most varied as
sortment ever shown in Baltimore. As they
are Large Importers Of Foreign Goods-one
Of the firm visiting Europe twice a year to
purchase direct from the Manutacurers-they
are enabled to offer Goods Of that class at
prices much to the advantage Of their custo-
merS
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WHOLESALE BUYERS

Can purchase from us a class of Goods not
Kept in houses doing an Exclusive Jobbino
Trade, such as Silks, Dress Goods, and the
Better Glass of Goods generally cut In lengths
to suit them at Lowest Wholesale Prices -
The price, in Plain Figures, Marked on every
article We aim to give every purchaser full
mi 2I-3m 1851
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PICN. &C!

T7HERE will be Picnic for the benefit
4 OF the Rectory, in the GROVE, at La
rata, B. & u. Il. r., on MONDAY, July
e. an under the auspices of the Ladies Of Port
Tobacco Parish.
Dinner and Refreshments on the grounds.
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LEGISLATIVE rcoSoaY.

The convention expects YOU 10 enioin upon
those who may represent YOU in the Senate
and House Of Delegates the duty Of reducing
the expenses Of the General Assembly TO the
smallest amount compatible with efficient pub
lie service, and of regulating such expendi-
lures BY positive Laws. The services render
ed BY Represen tativcs to their constituencies
or 10 the people of the State arc marred II
such agents afford any opportunity for re-
proach by their negligence -r waste Ia pu6iic
a xpcn6 stuFes. = -.
..,ndnet OF the csmpsiEu. II Is yo,ir estty 70
.iest ~ ~.sur flepvcseu .setives, IN the Hcnerai
Nans.ralax OF 1857 the noiest and most respect
cd OF tkose who share your convictions, to
the END that your proper influence many he
fully exertca and your purposes I've carried
out into complete effect hy the enactment ol
adequate laws The report was adopted.
The State Central Committee to serve toi
two years was then appointed, Messrs. A. ]
Smoot, F. NJ. Cox aud Vim. II. Gray being
sse members for this county.
DR.. Thomas opie, President OF the conven
tion, will appoint the chairman Of the Demo
cratic State Central Committee, in accordanc
party usage, but it has not been decided VIII
"a. :, lbr successor OF Mr.. German u
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Another scheme for crossing the English
eth1ssneI by railway has just appeared The
equator is Mr.. Bradford Leslie, the engi-
neer OF the East India Railway Company, VINO
boldly proposes 10 travel into France through
II cy lndrical steel tube submerged 40 feet be-
low the surface OF the water. The tune would
be so ball3ated As to make it weigh ! / tons to
the foot run less than the water displaced, its
buoyancy being eounterbalanced hy moorinrs
at every 2l0 feet, A the shore ends it would
be laid in dredged or cxcaYated channels, and
would be made to rise from the mid-channel
depths by easy gradients. The cost Of carry
ing out this scheme is estimated at Is, 900 900
/ Another royal marriage. Her ROYAL Hiob-
ness the Princess Marie, the only daurhteT of
King Nenelek Of Shoa CSouth Abvssinial Il
to be married, at his capital Ankobar. to tho
only sun Of Johannes, Ncsls Or Abyssiuia. -
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EIsEwuERE we publish with chplrlsHrc,
"A communication from Mr.. Basil d. mullen
on the subject OF the right Of colo red people To-
hold office in this State. Mr. Mullen handles
his subject very wcll and proves, il proof
were needed, that there are men of his race
who are sufii .icntly intelligent and well read
to FILL with credit 10 themselves, pubhc
offices lie shows degree of familiarity with
his subject which we bad not eTpeeted, AMI
which are that issN q "'@ p = -
NotNvi thst,ndtng Mr.. MuIien's very able are
cument, still OF the same opinion as
before reading it. Space does not permit ns,
in this issue, to give our reasons at length, or
in the way would wish to, for the faith
that is in us. Mr.. Mullcns argument is all
right as to the distinction between rights O.
/ States aud the United States, and the rights
aua in,nuuitcs of citizens of the United
States, bat when he comes to the application
Of his law and his argument lie assumes there
is parallel between the right Of Il colored
man 10 hold Office in this State under our
constitution and c right Of one OF that race
to practice law in the face of our statute con-
fRiag that right 10 white people, Here is
his mistake, for dc simple reason there is nc
such limitation in tie State constitution; all
this We Will enlgiror hereafter 10 explain.
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David Roger, Of Harrisburg, Pa, has sue
ccedod in mending the broken leg Of a yau.,-
bic horse. The animal can now stand ON lle
injured leg without pain, though the band
supporting him is still kept in place, SO that
he my support himself upon it when necess, /.
ry. lie will soon he taken out of his place Of
I confinement as troad "a Io-s,, 80, -.