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san Antonio rrems.

Special to the Herald.
San Antonio, Feb. 23.-Advices from
Laredo say that John L. Martin, an escaped
convict, was captured there few days ago.
He was II years old.
G. Raimeraz, oyerseer of G. MacDonald's
sheep rancho, was murdered last nigh. by
some unknown parties.
Governor A. @. Hunt, of tho Mexican
National railroad has returned from Lam.
pasas, Mexico, with tho surveyors for the
International & Mexican National railroad,
who are at work enroute to Mexico.
John Groen0ugh is booked for San An.
ionic on the 10Th, llth and 18th Of March,
snd kstie Ol0Xton and company ON the 28th
and 29lh OF March.
Ben Thompson, city marshal Of Austin,
has declared war against our gambling deus,
and threatened to have them closed Dy tho
legislature. Ho declares they aro robbers
dens.
A stranger named John Moore, was fined
S25 this morning for carrying pistol
The burglary of MIR. Ernest Green's safe at
Now Brauniels, WAS accomplished by setting
fire to tho store in order to cover the deeQ,
In the absence of WIN 4, tho fro was soon OK.
tiuguished by the noighbors. Two safes in
tho store were blown open, the one belong.
ing to Green, snd Sl2 600 taken, and tho
o her belonging to the county treasurer ia
which $1,000 were secured No clue to tue
robbers.
The work Of naming streets and num-
berng houses has been commenced under
the city engineer with view ofsecurng the
letter carrier system
James Murphy, the would. be suicide, is in
a aprecarious condition, though his physicians
say no will recover,
A large delegation will 90 from here TO
Galveston and New Orleans Msrdi Gras.
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Baltimore, Feb 23.--The society of the
ARMY and navy of the confederate states, Of
Maryland, held their annual banquet at the
Eutau house yesterday. Among the speak
ers vera Generals Wade Hampjoo, w. II f
Lee and Bradley r. j. Johnston. Generals D,
II. Maury. w. McOomb, j. II. Trimble
James r Herbert sni Rev DR.. Lsndstreet,
chaplain of SLonewalI Jacksou'a corps, were
also present
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When Garfield wili GO TO washing

Cincinnati, 0, Feb ga dispatch to thc
Commeyc' from Pansvllo says General
Garfield has settled on February 2SLh az the
day of his departure for Washington. Con,
stluenls Of bis old congressional district will
meet Mt Mentor, Monday, to see him of.
The thrcns of visitors has been immense and
is incrhnsinr.
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Monicnn WAR Yeternns

Louisville Ky,, Fob. 23-The National
association of veterans of the Mexican war
assembled at noon yesterday in this city
General Tom. Taylor called the meeting to
order and General Il. S. jackson delivered
the address OF welcome, which was responded
10 by General j. w. Denver. About 200
veterans were present.
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A RInck AOrgiR.

Cincinnati, O., Feb. PA Dispatch to the
Commercial from Louisville, Ky, says SalIie
Mathews, colored, was discharged yesterday
from the service OF Isom Cody. To-day she
was arrested, charged with putting srsenic in
drinking water, from the effects which Cody
IS diving, and three Of hia children are hope
lessla III.
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Nov York, Feo. 23.-Kellogg 81 Me-
Douglas linseed oil works, situated on Tho
islam acro-s the river, wero destroyed by
fire this afternoon, entaiing loss Of
abo II $1,000 with insurance Of S5S,000.
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a Forthcoming ElaboratO opinion.

Speolsl % the Herald
Galveston Feb. sS.--On next Tuesday
will be published synopsis of the opinion
in the csse Of Ledbetter va Burns, which was
decided by 4 commissioners OF appeals on
Monday, but%hich has not been returned
into court as yet. This opinion is the sblest,
most elaborate, logical, concise and pointed
that hes ever been delivered in TEXAS, and
was delivered BY Commissioner A. #. Watts,
OF Dalbs, so says the reporter Of the court.
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court OF appeals Decisions,
Special to the IIerali.
Galveston, Feb. 2S.-In the court of sp.
peals to-day the following cases were decided:
Affirmed; Anna Brown VS. the state; from
Dallas.
Joe Coulson VS. the state; from Dallas.
w 2 Dibrell VS. Q $ and Thomas Cordray;
from Wharton.
AZ Ward and wife VS. w @ Dibren.
:, American Buttonhole and Overseeminc
sewing Machine company VS. Maria Holmes;
from Galveston.
Waller ''VAi
juan Reys W the state; from Bexsr.
Reversed and remanded: Two cases of the
international Great No thera ail0ay
company VS. W 7 Graot; from Mont. om.ry.
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AKnskyiIIe Eracas.

Nnhville, Feb. 23.-Geo, ball, last night
shot and fatally wounded John RSsu, q bar
tender, because be refused TO credit him with
drink. Hall appeared with shotgun, and
wlbou. saying word shot Ryan in the head
Hall WAS captured after II race of three
,,,;Ir,
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Jealousy and Murder at Brenham.
Special TO the Herald.
Brenhsm, Feb. 2S,--About dusk yesterday
Robert Henry,a negro, about 80 years old,
was riding and driving a four.mue team and
wagon in Mil creek bottom, about ten miles
southwest of town, when a shotgun was
fired at him frem the roadside. Three buck
shot took effect in his back, and Robert
tumbled eff in the road dead darkey. Jack
Lockelt, who was driving a team in the rear
of Henry, lied and summoned aid. The
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Charleston, S. O., Feb. 23.-B. A. Bose
man, colored postmaster of Charleston, who
was appointed by President Grant and Ie-
appointed by President Hayes, died this
morning Of brights disease.
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land League Meeting i'm New York

New York. Fob. 2S.-A large land lcague
meeting was held last night at Brooklyn,
Captain A. Cooran, of the ninth regiment,
presided Rev. father francisco, an ltalian
priest, Of st. Peters church, mado stirring
address.
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Telegraph Litigation

New York, FEB. 90 Robert Sewal, as
attorney for William S. Williams, in the
suit brought by him against the Western
Union Telegraph company ard the Union
Trust company, TO restrain tho purchase and
consolidation Of the telegraph companies by
the first named defendant, appliad to-day to
Judge Sedgwick in the tgpreme
court chambers for M ors,r for
tho examination Of tho directors
Of the Western Union Telegraph company.
Before the ial ho stated ia bis argument
that the order was necessary order to
properly amend The complaint and m Ike il
more delilite and certain. Judge Porter ep-
pesred for the Western Union and opposed
tho motion, He argued That the plaintiff
based his complaint entirely on Information
and belief of alleged conspiracy concerning II
lawful acl; 'nat il conspiracy as charged, was
true, the effect Of the order, ifgrauted, would
be according to plaintiffs papers to make the
directors testify against themselves Tho
judge res rived his decision.
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a -v- with OutsN T. E9,Se
AL - s,o Ss.d ~sa,1 npaa . 4 I'll -.
mtv Tho lar

Standing an tbe th4omise NEW commercial year,
we bog Leave Of the IA whole iulge in few remarks,
anron0s Our own bs mav.54as never brighter than
..T With this Snrin acclore US The year which will
be closed ont, tbi Gontb, aops WIN Fall and Win
ter stock has witnessed splendid development in the
business of botl our Retail and our Wholesale Estab
shmans-a fact all the gratifying to us because
noted at time of general complaint in local trade
circles of 40 business" for the past three months,
owing to the successive spells OF excessively nasty
weather The occupancy in September last OF our pres
ent paIatal quarters increasd the dimensions OF our
show and sales rooms by Just One-third, yet to day
finds rs taxed to the utmost ofDur acre of floor to
give each of Departmentshe space has come to
require The larger in amout our sales, every season.
the greater likewise become our purchases, and the
LARGER the latter the greater Dur ability as Cash Buy
ers, to obtain special concessions from the manuiac-
tmers with whom we dead directly. This is what
chiefly interests Our People who are thus assured that
every additional Dollar sbnt at "SANGER'S' will
contribute its proportional weight towards securing
the increased efficiency of abusiness policy which has
identified with its own the iperest of the consumer
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what the Ming of Ashantco Gan Do

London, Feb. 2S-Advicas received here
from AKIN, on tho gold coast, represent that
the king of Ashantee can pu. 10000 men in
the field.
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cause OF the murder was tho e,eeo.eyed
monster Henry and suother neeto living
on the same plantation had hal a i,iieulty
aooata coloro1 Dinih the day before
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slipped Up In Greece 4.

London, Feb. 23,-Haggi, Lumberose s.
Co., of Cairo, Greece, have failed. Liabil-
tilities 100000.
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~ u y
TFAis SPringI
'TlAis Spring
TEAis Spring.
This Spring
TIlis Spring.
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which R"em 10 Point 10 u conspiracy.
GcttenI supported IN WRAhInEI0n by
CORE Sp0ndrntS 10 sew York AGd Hos.
tOu--A Significant DiAeOVert.
WASHINGTON, D. q. July L-New de.
vUlopments tonight arc regarded by those
who uBsarthed them and who know the
facts as somewhat startling, and the opin.
ion ol tho authorities Is that the discover.
les may lead to important results not yet
thought Of. In the mail from Boston this
evening there catne letter for
GetIeau. Col. Anger, city post.
master, though. this proved that Get.
teau had correspondents, and concluded
to examine the pOBtoifiCe records To see ii
GetteAu had been receiving letters. He
discoyefad that lattetly, within a period
Of three or four weeks, four pottotl1Ce
money orders had been received here
In letters for Gstlesu, and that
be had collected the money on
all Of them. Colonel AinRsr later
vas lulpINtoWcu Wy buC hbbNClhlGu IGb1
Agent, and said he could not remember
the amounts Of money orders, but
though not large, the money was sui.
hcient for all the wants Of man In Get.
teau's circumstances. Anger said as this
was holiday, and the postotllCe employees
we're absent from the office, he could not
make as close and aCcurale an invssti.
CATION as the discovery warrants, but a
thorough examination will be made the
frat thing tomorrow.
Telegrams have been sent 10 New York
city to The postmaster, ard to Boston, in.
forming them Of this discovery and advi.
sing them to Immediately hunt Op.
GetieAu's correspondent. The theory Of
any conspiracy 10 RsSRsslnats the Presi.
dent was repUdiAted by the officials who
have examined Getteau, and by Cabinet
Ministers authority, but this discovery oil
the money orders Ia considered significant,
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The assassin OF the President Is appar'
emily q very peculiar sort oil a wretch. lie
had q dread from the outset oI being
caught in the act and lynChed. He had .
lear OF sudden death In that way. He az
psrently did not mind going to Jail and
standing a trls! for murder. He probably
expected from the outset to plead the in.
sanity dodge. lie seems to have Contem'
plated an immense sensation, and lie
desired to live and enjoy II. HO
appears to greatly enjoy his noto'
risty. He will probSly not enjoy
the denouensnt The people Of
this country are NOT in humOr for any
sentimentalty In his trial. They are
firmly convinced that the time has come
to begin crushing ont the germ oI NihiltSm
on Amsrican soil, and they will demand
that this fellow bc tried by severe stand
ard Of even handed justlce. Gentlemen
Of his sort who have vCgArieS about the
organization Of society, and who feel
called on TO illustrate the beauties Of en-.
archy by plstoling those in authority, de-
serve to bo treated aB mad dogs running
loose in the country.
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my with President Garfield. It describes
daTheld as for the time chief ruler OF the
ln9lorlty OF the Irieh people.
LONDON, July THE Lord MAyor nm
taxing his seat in the Mansion House 10.
Gay gave expression to the strong symps.
thy Of the city OF London Tor the disrress
oCcasionsd py the assault on Gsrteld's
lie Among the persons who inouired al
the American Legation to-day ttg,rdiny
the condition OF the President, have beeI
the Lord Mayor Of London, Dean Stanley.
Sir A. T, Galt, Canadian Minister Resi-.
dent in England, on behalf Of the Cana
dian government; Judge Peabody, of New
York Sir John A. MaCDonal, Canadian
Premier; Messrs. Mccullough and Barrett,
American, ScEors; and Lord Provost, OF
Edinburgh.
In the House OF Lords the subject of
daitleld's condition was mentioned in the
same way as in the House Of Commons.
Both Lord Salisbury and Earl Granville
spoke very sympRtheiiCallY.
The Bishop OF Manchester, preaching in
the Cathedral Sunday evening on "The
signs OF the Times" said he had been
startled to hear OF the attempt on the life
OF President Garfield. ut would SEEM"
ne said, THAT the Presidents are no safer
in their modest mansions than ina renIe-
senta,iyes Of imperial despo,i.m enci,r,ed
by thousands OF guards, The world wss
out Of order. Men did what they would;
unbridled appetite, unchecked lust. CON.
tempt OF authority and the refusal to sub
nit to the laws were signs Of the times
tie lett It TO conscience and to heaven
whether they were healthy aud hopeful
onss'
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Atuo time since the assassination Of
the President has the country been more
profoundly agitated than during ysster.
day. The early news was somewhat re-
assuring, and people took fresh hope, in.
terming!ed OF course with the graveat
fears, that there was yet fair chance for
the Presidents recovery. But the after.
uooa dispatches began to indicate a less
hopeful feeling on the part OF his physi
clans, and aS the day wore on they were
Of such character % to create Q marked
aSuae OF depression among all who read
them at the newspaper windows, The
pavement ip front Of the INTELLIGEEcRR
office was thronRed almost oil afternoon
and evening With very quiet crowd, who
read each bulletin aa< 1t was posted
in the window and made very
few remarks 40 they scanned their import
It ws9 plain enough that everybody inter
preted lhs situation Rs dIsCourAglng. This
feeling deepeueA into perceptibls gloom
when the news came at 0:45 p. NJ. that the
case was hopeless. After that the last sad
tidlnys OF the deplorAble end were looked
for az = matter Of course, and many
wended their way home under the con.
yIction that the President would not live
through the night However, the very
last bulletin, at lO3O, again diSsipAted
some little Of the darkness, and those who
had remained felt that there might still be
a meagre chance for favorable turn.
Al the time We write (hall.paSt twelve)
the situation has apparently further i'm
proved, and there Ia an additional silver
lining behind the cloud. The pulse and
temperature have fallen little and the
President Is reported sleeping quietly.
We trust that we may not have occasion
TO append a post script to this article an
nOuuGInQ change Tor the worse.
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Ofthe New York POIICS OfIcIRIs-HAS u
GOIHe DGsp hIguI uIGIeAnceY

Ofthe New York POIICs OEIcIRIs-HAS II
GO'He deep siguIAGanceS
Nav York, July4.-Thsre was q strange
activity last evening At police headquai.
tors. Capt. Williams, OF the twenty. ninth
precinct, and detective Max SChmithber.
ger were Closeed with Inspector Thorne
for some time, and Inspector Thorne sent
an urgent dispatch 10 Superintendent
Walling asking him to come TO police
headquarters forthwith. This was at II 80
p. NJ, aud at midnight Walling entered
the building. Wiliams and his detectives
having lett, WsiihR conferred with In.
Bpe0tOr ThoTne for few minutes and
went away. Lie told reporter Of the TmeI
that he was compelled to refuse 10 answer
bis first question As to the reason OF his
0rand at such an unusual hour, In order
to avoid answering other questions, &C he
wa6 not able to Op0ak OF the
headquarters. During the evening In.
speC;Or Byrnes and several OF his detec.
tiVes were at headquarters and refused to
say what they we're doing Many dis.
patches were sent TO and received from
Washington, AoSt oi them taken and 70.
CeiveG by FtocChS confidential IneSSen.
ger. During thu day Inspector Byrnes
aaid ha expected important information
ttom Washington. Last evening he 70.
fused to speSk on the subject. Detective
MCNauvht leib he central office hurriedly
at ll:2j, and he 10 said to have gone 10
Washington. Another singular CirCum.
stance, and one which caused comment,
was tho fact that during the evening Supt.
WRlling sent cut lonpTs alarm, order.
Ing all of Gl9taona ID "he held 10 reserve
I'll further alarm"
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AUGUSTA, Ca July 1.-THE City Qoun.
ell adopted resolutions exprssslDa sorrow
aud Indignation on the attempt 10 Assassl.
nate President GG,aeldl extsnaing sym.
pslhy 10 the family, and e1pressirg hope
that the President would be spared 10 dis.
ChAfge, iot the good nt the country, the
important duties Of his exalted office.
The Mayor was instructed 10 telegraph the
resolution 10 The Department Of 4taie.
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Indicating - CODtInued Favorable Con.
dtiIOn Of the President.

NNAN1 vs. NNu A-EtblutAb
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, D.
O., July Sat this hour, 2;45 A. M, DR.
Bliss, who has charge OF the Presidents
case, is sleeping in a room adjoining the
Presidents. The watchers in attendance
at the PreDidsnt's bedside cannot be seen,
but II is presumed from the fact that Dr..
Bliss Is permitted to sleep that The watch
ers have observed no unlayorsble symp
toms since midnight, and that the PresI.
dents condition hos not materially
changed since that hour,
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soLIrrtGnE AnRoAp.
PabIIe EGpFssaiOBS Of distress and Her.
FOF By UnleIRIs bna PFeIatea.


FOF BY UmeiaIs bhd PFeIatea.
PARIS, July Ain the Chamber Of Dep.
ulies to day several members will propose
to adjourn until tomorrow in order 10
mark The feeling Of the HonSs on the At
tempt 10 assaainAts President Garfield
All Of The morning papers, like those pub
liShsd lasL evening, brand the attempt
against tho lie Ci President Garfield in
The strongest tefns. some Of the neWBpA'
psrs express the opinion that II was the
work Of a vulgar criminal only, inVesled
with no Importance by the bigh dignity
Of the victim
LoSpoN, July 4-B'ett HAtte, Mr.
Forster, Chiei Secretary lot Ireland, the
Earl OF Nethy aud many others called al
the American I,egA ion yesterday To In.
quife IN isgafd TO the condition Of Ptesi.
dent Garfield.
QuEENsrowN, July 4-The Town Con-.
mlSsionsts will forward through the
American Con9ul resolution Of Bympa,
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ARAD EYENING.

Increasing GFNVIIy Of the PFesIlent'I
,CODdIIiOn-Ihe Fad Predicted Before
Midnight
WAsHINGToN, July As p, M.-Thsre
will be no official bulletin till l0P, NJ
The Presidents condition ia growing
worse aud the case is very critical,
$3.50 p. M.-Ths PTes!dsnt's condition Ia
unfAvorabls. The doctors spprshended
an unfavOrabls change this evening, but
1t tis more marked for the worse than had
been.hoped, Mrs, Baine.hsa left the White
House with the Secretary, crying bitterly.
There is more danger now than at any.
time since the shooting.
BETTER REPORT.
Postmaster General James and SsCreta,
ny Hunt express themselves confidently
hopeful that the Presidents condition will
improve during the night as 1t did last
night, and that there will be very strong
reasons for expecting his final recovery,
0:l0P. M,-DoUBTPUL INDICATIONS.
For short time past the President has
had considerable fever, and it is giving a
good deal Of COncern. The surgeons say
il righttully belongs to the progress OF the
case, even when the progress IL toward
recovery, The hope is that it can be con.
lrolled. There Is also occasional vomit.
Ing, but whether from the effect Of NOR.
phlns or the wound Is not clear.
a FEARFUL PROPHECY.
ExRcUTlvE MANSION,
0:45'P. N,
Surgeon General Barnes says the Presi.
lSnt's death will occur before midnight.
A CONTRA pIoToRY REPoRT.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, IOF. MA slight
msllorstion Of the symptoms during the
'Rst two hours. No vomiting during that
'eriod. Pulse l24, temperature ,lOl, res.
'lration q. In order not to disturb the
resident unnecessarily no further bulle-
in will be- issued until tomorrow morn.
lg' d. W. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES,
~ J.J, WOODWARD,
RoBr. REYBURN.
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Ghs GtteIttgeafer.
once, Nos. 70 ANA N Fourteenth street.
TnE DAILY INTELLIOEACER

Wll bo mailed to Auy address pOatHsO prepaid Tor
one day or any length Of time dOarSd, As follows
single copy, hVv CsHlH one weak, sitSeH csn''i two
WstkS, thirty CtntIi one month, niIty'hVs cents !;
Two months, one dollar and thirty cents three
months, two dOllRn payable IA GdOONse.
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BETrEH IIDINGS,

IInPFOVlng COndIIiOn NJ MIdnIghI-SIgns
OF DIminlHhed Fever.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WAsHlNaToN, July
4,-MIpSIsHT-The condition OF the Pres.
ident has further improved sipCe the date
Of the last official bulletin. Ills temperG.
ture and pulse have again fallen slightly
and he ls at this hour slOepIng quietly.
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vtCE pHhSIDENT ANTmUR.


CnIVsFLRI Admiration ExpTeSSed for tho
nOdeNty And ManIIneSS OF HIS Bear.
Ing.
WASHINGTON, d. o., July The unia'
VOrGble comments that were heard yester.
Jav over the supposed neglect Of General
Arthur to call at the White House are not
heard tO.duy, but In their stead are warm
sxpressiOns Of admiration OF the modesty
and manisness Of his bearing. Every
one who has seen General Arthur has
been much impressed by his conduct and
the tender B0liCltuds which he has exhib.
tied for the President.
His iervent desire that Garfield may be
saved has impressed everybody who has
seen him. His interview with Mrs. Gar.
field last evening at the White House Ia
said to have been very touching. lie was
unable to control his own emotion, and
Gears c9urSed down his ehsekP. He has
besn deeply touched by the cruel insInus.
lious which sought TO create the impres.
aion that he wilfully remained away from
the White House. The fact is, and cotild
have bean easily asCsrtained, that the
WAS very deairous OF seeing the President
i,ut mnmberB Of the family, admitted 10
ia bedsidg, prevented II. The conspiracy
ihenrv is again discussed to day. and, not.
Withstrnding the lnCt that Mr.. Blaine and
moat of che Cabinet members Indignantly
scout the idea; that II jB 80 pushed
shows that II is with purpose. The OIL
cara Of the government who have been
ijlloWing up clues, say that absolutely
nothing TO connect anybody with the rhine
but the miserable wretch now 10 ConAne'
ment has been discovered.