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PASSENGER IIsrs

OMAHA, October 14th.-Left here to-day,
t. arrive in Sacramento October 1Sh: A
Cowan, Mrs. De Long, Canada A. Spencer,
London; Z. J. Buckley, Mrs G. N. A.
Buckley, San Francisco; F. Battlsy, 7. Mil /.
ner, New Zealand; Charles Seymour, Con.
sui to Canton, wife and daughter, Wisconsin:
Evan Smith, wife snd FIVE children, Mrs. G.
81. Watson, Seattle. w. T.; Samuel Dodge,
Richmond, Australia Annie Lahey Fitch
burg, Mass; John Thomson, J: Howard
Thomson, Boston; II. A. B!ackley, Glas-
gov; Mrs. r. H. Warfeld and child, Healds-
burg A. +. james Gordon and son, Queens
land; Miss A. III. Louderback, Chicago; II.
s. Hazsltine, vita end two children, War.
saw, Wisconsin Mrs. Dr. DUB is, U. S.
Navy; s. Davenport. Olympia; Thes. Price,
Robert Sherwood. Willie Waugh, Miss Hat.
tie Fowler, Cansds.
One hundred and forty-six through emf.
grants left on last nights emigrant train, to
arrive in San Francisco October 20sh.
CARL1s. October l5th.-Psssed here to-day,
to arrive in Sacramento to- morrow: ]. JET.
ferris, Lsck Haven, Pa; 2. Herdick, Phils-
deiphia; Miss Delany. Brooklyn, N. Y;
Mira. II. G. friedrich, Bslleville, Ontario; l..
w. Parax, Oakland; Charles Aall, 1. w.
Lees, G. G. Harris, E. A. Waters, John
Dadd, San Francisco George T. Vandorsr,
Boston; E. L. Robertson, G. T. Haysep,
London, England o. B. Smith, Ohio; F.
H. Livingstone, G. w. Scofeld, W. 1. Smart,
New York J. A. Wainwrisht, East Haml
ton, Mass; Carrie Gibson, Princeton, Cal ;
G. W. Gushing, st. Paul, Mimi; A. l..
Spear, Calcutta, India W. K. Houston and
vile. Belfast, Ireland; Maj1r D. @. Poole
and family, George NJ. Willard and wife, U.
S. A.; Frank Shell. Los Angeles; A. B. IT,
tus, Brooklyn. N. Y; Lou J. Eardeau,
lin ltaI Ul,tr ~
Mrs. Sloan, Oregon Mrs. w. W. Tunev,
Lsadville, Col; Samuel Benner, Ohio; "a
emigraDts. including Al males, to arrive in
Sacramento October 18th.
NEwHALL, October 15sh.-Passed here to.
day, TO arrive in San Francisco Tomorrow :
MIR. KiEg, Chicago w. Harris, San Fran.
cisco Mrs. FL. II. Dillon. Portland, Or w.
z. Wilder. f. E. Holendsy and wife, Topeka;
II. Gerd, Pomona; Aug. Berggren and wife,
San Francisco Errigues Esperou, G. d,
keene, Oakland; P. Glassen. San Francisco ;
&. Crazy and wife. D. J. Weston, San Der.
nardino /; G. L. Youneberry, L. G.. Greso-
vich. w. o. B. Cobb and wife, San Fran
cisco; A. MekiDg. Los Angeles B. Sullivan,
Riverside; M. Flame and wife, San Fran.
cisco M. Landers aud wife, New Bedford,
Mass Q. A. Youngberry. San jose Candy
Ben, Oakland; i. J. Platt. San Francisco.
OMAHA, October 15sh.-Left here to-day,
to arrive in Sacramento October 10Th Mrs,
Robert Graves, EIma Graves. Miss Slade,
MIS-. D. Mcleod and child, G. L. SWEET and
wife. G. P. Sheffield. San Francisco; II. Fl.
Visscher. Omaha; Thomas II. White, New
York; G. Taylor, Brantford, Canada Jas.
Loecheinn, Peoris; B. A. Hsgin and family,
New York; W. E. Smith, Brooklyn W. L.
Case, Auburn, N. Y; j. M. Muir. New
York; r. ID, PEBBLES, London j. B. Abbott
and wife, Antioch, CAL; j. A. Graham and
family, Manitoba.
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How GIRLS WALK.-Tne conventional
girl has to bring her adaptability into play
Just as much when she selects her style of
walk as she does in deciding upon the style
OF her hat and the stuff for her gown.
Congruity, too, plays an important part in
street appearance, and is an important fac
tor in her success. The plump girl, who is
all rich, ripe, round curves and massive
ness, can bound along with quick, elastic
step that would be ridicuously out of place
in her lank and sweetly esthetic sister.
The first can travel with an easy, springinp
way, that is IS suggestive of solid comfort
as q piaeapple-fiber hammock under
an apple tree; the other must
glide-her very appearance suggests
the frailties of her structure and the
possibilities of her being Jared ont of
shape by the bounding process. Every
woman has popularity of gait that is IS.
sentially her own. To one who watches
the crowd it becomes question whether,
with proper discretion of the steps and
motions of the body, it would not be pos
sible to classify each girl with solerable
degree of accuracy. The matter. of fact
girl brings down her feet with such prosaic
force that she is readily distinguished. So,
too, is the romantic young lady whose step
is in itself suggestive of rope ladders and
moonlight. There ia a go-eut-amona the
heather goodness of gait that will mark the
evangelistic maiden ten blocks from 9
prayer meeting. and the quadrupedante
putrem sonituquartit ungula campum "step
OF the literary woman has an onomatopaia
about it that proclaims her at once.-[Cou.
rier-J ournal
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tbs colusa Sun, obiecting to cast-iron maximum
rates for all lines Of railway irrespective of location
and amount OF patronage says: Competitive
points viii take care of themselves, but there is
vast difference between the business done on different
lines where there is no competition. 1t costs but
little more to carry one hundred passengers than It
does fifty, and hence the maximum over lines where
there is great deal OF travel should not be go great
@ nsesSss lines waere there is only occasional
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NIGHTS DISPATCHES

Death OF DR.. Guard-Pacific Coast Postal
Changes = Destruction by Fire Two
Desperadoes Disposed Of-steamship on
Fare at Sea Yellow Fever Reports -
keeeher's Advice to His Congregation
The Fenfan skirmishing Fund-Prom-
ine1t Arkansas Merchant Assassinated-
Items OF News from Foreign Landslide.
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THE Grass Valley Tidings Ipdulges in leader on
the comet, ard leads two sticksfs from Revelations
about the opening of "the sixth veal" with sug-
gestion that the time OF the openk2y may be at
hesdzFas surprise Is that the Ti4isssgs does not
conclude with the thought that the event viii at
leoof settle the slickens question
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TsE winnemucea Sauer State says the new ad.
justment Of freights by the Central Pacific Railroad
and Union Pacific RsilrSad gives the State OF Ne
vadA advantages at sevel points 1t has not hereto
fore enjoyed, and it will receive much Of the freight
from Chicago at rates EQUAL with those charged
from San Franciscn
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sErEK in the Norristown Herald calls hsr a
Wit Reform Society" The Boston Globe adds \ To
lie gentlemen who erect feeble puns feebler in tel
ectu2l stills ADD then indulge in salf-laudatory
Schjastions the idea is commended
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nassenaarN~

Ar Lyons, Iowa, few nj Ehts ago, a procession Of
about one hundred masked men, robed in flowing
gowns aud grOtesque hats (arehed silently through
the streets add dropped baskets of tea coffee, sugar,
bacon and -four on the >door steps OF many needy
families Now that is charity in secret with GER.
tainty, grotesque as il was.
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In 1850 there were 26o, o9T farms plantations in
the eight late slave States. Ia 1850 there 1885,
sos, most encouraging exhibit of the Development:
Of indiyidul farming efforts on smaller scsie than
formerly
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TIE Arizons papers are Just engaged in working
up interest in the proposed Arizona mining exposi
tion next year. It is well, they think. to begin the
"booEing-up business early.
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Day weather and wet weather come punched :
this season. The Signal Service men should learn
the art of distribution OF humidity with greater
care FOR the comfort Of humanity
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SIN Ashore

nputh, who went to work In the coun-
rote to his girl, June graduate,
hs was raising calf. Imagine his
hgs when the gid replied az am
you have begun 70 support yourself"
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Tue latest thing out is the Umbrella Brigade
for social entertainments, with exercises after the
style of the nc longer novel "broom drill"
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tchi Fan, San Francisco, doubled In
sze Is the largest Japanese sale exhibition in the
world SHAfTUCK & FLETCHER export their
printing inks to Japan, receive Japanese goods in
return, and this is why Ichi Ban survives on low
prices. Logical, isn't it? Wholesale and retail,
Goods for branch OF retail country trade iy4tt
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PERSIAN CARPETS. -karman PERSIA is
famous for its carpets. went to see a
factory reputed to be the largest in the
city, though employing less than thirty
hands The wretched weavers sat in two
low rooms, filled with sour and sicken.
ing atmosphere. Most of them were pale.
faced, weakly children of 10 or u years,
who hardly looked up when entered, but
remained bent over their work, picking up
the threads with their nails which are
kept long and notched for the purpose. The
patterns are written out in pamphlets and
painfully committed to memory, and the
children are taught very young the
younger the better. Their memories are
quicker than grown up folk. So far as I
could understand the patterns, they seemed
to be written in much the same style as
those directions for knitting or crochet
which one sometimes finds on iady's ia
ble-knit two. purl one, thread over, and
knit two together. There was also youth
employed in reading one of the patterns
aloud. A carpet about l8 feet by 10 can
be purchased in Karman for 40 to so
tomsns- say, $50 to 500. Sons carpets
will take year to make, and q de.
Gently good carpet will not be finished in
less than three months; thus, although
there are several hundred factories in and
shout karman, the outturn of carpets is
in no way alarming. The Persians them.
selves prefer Manchester rggs-hideous
things bearing the portraiture of camel
or lion, Bay of Naples, Leaning Tower of
Pisa, and the like. IL Stack-Six Months in
Persia
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KEEPING THE PORES OPEN.-The i'm.
portance of the breathing function of the
skin can be easily shown by experiment,
for if we varnish over the skin, the subject
so vanished often dies of nothing more or
less than suffocation. Insects breath en-.
tirely through the skin. The skin does
about one.t hirtieth of the work performed
by the lungs, and in diseases of the latter
it is very likely much more active in purify
ing the blood. Then, fourthly, the skin
carries off by the sweat much solid matter
that would be, if retained in the BODY,
very Injurious. Under ordinary ciroum-
stances, about pound and half of sweat
is given off by man in day. The body
Is also kept at proper temperature by the
evaporation of the sweat; hence the i'm
portance of keeping the skin clean in order
that nature may regulate the heat of the
body. Inattention to these points gives
rise to various disorders of the system.
especially colds, coughs and the like. The
fluid which is sweated, out of the
body comes from the blood vessels
in the deeper part of the skin.
A word more about the little fatty glands,
and this part Of the subject may be left.
These little structures give exit to fatty
matter, that, by inducing slight greasy
state of the skin, prevents too great evap.
Grafton it acts as protection to the skin
against irritants, and it often carries off
certain fatty acids from the body. In an
Initiative skin these glands get choked up
by the retained fatty matter, and we then
have plmples, as about the face.
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nHs1reatening to sfiSe. me Prince OF Wales
Gslbraith's spinning Ms As oiasgo"' Scotland
have been destroyed by fire<
Count Napoleon Ney, SOM Marsnai Ney' died
in Paris Friday, aged 20. r
James W. Greeley and his sister weH drSyn, n
Harlem river. near High Bridge. Saturday night
plot to burn the Imperial Theater at Riga Rus
sia, has been discovered.
Three men were killed at McReesport Pa, Satur.
day night, by engine running them down.
IRE ID sa7ta Rosa Friday night was undoubt
eddy Of incendiary ori.in
John McHenry was seriously injured at wads-
worth, New, Saturday, by falling from q freight
train.
In an attempt to ro5a Chinaman at Stockton yes
terday. two boys shot and wounded him in the leg.
Rev. Thomas Guard, the eloquent pulpit orator,
died in Baltimore yesterday.
James and Edward Bean, two desperadoes were
killed in Missouri Wednesday by Deputy Sheriff.
-. General Wolsfley has been ordered home from
vxhd will leave Cairo Thursday.
Evil Service Reform Association has been
I'D at ithaca, N Y.
The destruction of a wooden mill at Independence,
No, caused loss of $4,000.
II Twenty business buildings were destroyed by fire
Saturday at Manson, Ia.
Louis HAfosrson was found drowned Yesterday in
Gan Francisco Bay Kershaw's Island.
The steamship Phnncian, from Glasgow to Bos
ton, narrowly escaped being destroyed by fire last
Monday.
Three men went out upon the lake at Chicago
yesterday, and are believed to have been drowned
their boat was seen to capsize.
Estelle Wrisey died at Decatur, Ill. few days
ago, from the effects of abortion, and the family
physician hiss been arrested.
Mrs. Mary HALEY, stabbed in New York Tuesday
by crazy Frenchman who running amuck
died yesterday.
The Central Labor Union ut New York has nomi.
mated Louis F. Post for CONGRESS from the Eighth
District.
William George, prominent merchant, as.
sassnated Saturday night at Reeds Landing, Ark.
InCersoll still charges the Government with at
tempting to bride tn jury in the star route
and apparently c5Iaes pretty near proving it.
Peter P. Ce!ander hanged himself at San Fran.
cisco yesterday.
A serious riot occurred yesterday at Limerick,
Ireland.
Our dispatches OF Saturday, both foreign and
domestic together with matters Of interest will be
found upon the fourth page this morning.
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NEW process OF dag low grade ores is now
practiced i Utah that Che Tribune says viii give
good marfn Of profit . handling
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A PRACTICAL ARGUMENT FOR SEWERS.
There wers forty-three deaths in New
Haven from infantile diarrh@, n'July,
says Health Officer Lindsey. The health
of a delicate infant ID the most sensitive
meter of local salubrity known. 1t follows
that the most insalubrious localities in
New Haven are where infantile mortality
is greatest. The forty three deaths occur.
red in thirty.two different streets and in
thirty-eight different houses. But the most
remarkably fact, says DIR. Lindsey, is that
thirty-four of the forty-three victims were
living upon streets in which there is no
public sewer, and in houses about which
are still tolerated those beastly abomina.
lions called cesspools and privy vaults. In
most of the nine cases where the houses
had sewer connections they were only for
kitchen and laundry purposes, and the
sinking privy still maintained its position
in the back yard. Observe this fact also :
A considerable majority of the population
OF New Haven resides upon the severed
streets, and yet only nine out of forty. three
deaths from a disease which is chiefly
caused by foul air occurs among the major
lty. while thirty four of the forty-three are
among the minority who reside in dwellings
surrounded by the fragrant companionsbip
OF time.honored tilth.pits. Any person
can draw intelligent and reasonable infer.
ences from the above plain facts.-[New
Haven Palladium.
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1HE Peoples Cause says there have been no sales
OF fall wool at Red Bluff. The late storms delayed
ahearing.
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MARSTON'S
SEMINAL BOLUS

ADMIRABLY ADAPTED TO THE PUR-
Il pose for which it is intended "-[E H. Gibbs,
A. NJ, NJ. D., Journal of Health.
Restores Weak, Nervous and Impotent Men
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For the Ladies.-Piease ask your ply.
stefan his opinion Of PURE CALIFORNIA PORT
WINE, PEPSIN AND CALISAYA BARK combined
as Tonic and Cure for Dyspepsia or Indigestion II
satisfactory, try HALLS PEPSIN WINE BITTERS.
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TEIs MORNINGS NEWS.

In New York Saturday Government bonds were
quoted at s1 for As OF 1907 1929 for AIS; 1908 tor
BIS sterling, "a seat SCI silver bars, 1923.
Silver in London 81 11-16d consols, 10l 5-1ed;
per cent. United States bonds, extended, l02 As,
1913 AIS, 1154
In San Francisco half dollars are quoted at ! dis.
count TO par Mexican dollars, 9lId92 cents
Mining stocks were weaker in San Francisco Satur-
day than at any time last week, and prices were the
lowest they nave reached in long time. Potosi
fell to SIS cents and Consolidated Virginia dropped
to IS cents, tax paid.
The wheat yield OF this year will amount to over
5oo. OoO, 900 bushels in the United States.
Eisenhower testified before the Jeanette Board
of Inquiry Saturday
Woodbridge, Conn, claims an oak tree 900 to
800 years old.
Blackburn has been renominated for Congress by
the Democrats Of the Seventh Kentucky District.
A riot occurred Saturday among the Russian
Hebrew refugees on Wards Island, n. Y, and sew
eral persons were hurt.
The Democrats OF the First Illinois District have
nominated J. W. Doane for Congress
Congressman Thomas was murderously assaulted
at Carbondae, Ill, while making campaign speech,
but escaped unhurt
Further details of the tragedy at ST. Louis are
given this morning.
Fayette county, Pennsylvania, is flooded with
spurious coin and several counterfeters have been
arrested.
Three women were killed and man seriously in
jured in railroad accident near Syracuse, N Y,
Saturday.
Alex. M. Lowry has been nominated for Congress
by the Democrats Of the sTwenty.third New York
District.
The German American independent citizens OF the
Fifth New York District have nominated Nicholas
Muller for Congress-
great scarcity Of laborers prevails in Louisiana
George Cooper shot George Fusco, Saturday night
at Germantown, Ky.
The New York Democrats have nominated Frank
lin Edison FOR Mayor.
Mark Francis Napier will defend Arab Pasha
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Third Ward Republican Club

ID EPUBLICANS OF THE THIRD WARD ARE
~ requested to meet at the Courthouse THIS
Monday EVENING, October 10Th. for the purpose
OF pertecting the organization Of the Third Ward
Republican Club.
WIN. ]. DAVIS, President pro tem
HERBERT W. TAYLOR, Secretary pro tenn ol6-lt
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he seir.Accused Phoenix Park Murderer.
Evaporation at Cens,an,inople.


CoNsfANTINoRLE. October 15sh.-England's
reply to the Porte's note in regard to the
evacuation of Egypt by the British caused
great evaporation, and the Palace party,
taking advantage Of the Sultan's anger. &C.
cused Said PAsha, the Turkish Prime Min
ister. of having caused the loss Of Egypt to
Turkey, and demanding his exile.
Serious Blot at LimerIck-sentinel Shot.
DUBLIN, October 15sb.-A riot occurred
today in Limerick, caused by the arrest of
drunken man. A mob stoned the police, one
of whom had his skull fractured. The police
charged the mob. and arrested the leaders.
, The sentry stationed outside of tha bar
racks at Brahszon Park was fred at to-day.
aid dangerously wounded.
Still Ashore.
LONDON, October 15th.-The steamer Pres.
ton is still ashore near Berwick. The crew
refuse to leave the vessel, thinking she will
be hoased in the morning. Some fiauf has
been thrown overheard.
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The most violent Sneezng or Head Colds clears the
head as BY magic, stops watery discharges from the
nose and eyes, prevents ringing noises in the head
cures Nervous Headache, and subdues Chills and
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ATTENTION.,
SECOND WARD REPUBLICANS !

ID EPUBLICANS OF THE SECOND WARD
HI are requested to u eet at Hussar Hall, Fourth
street between and L, on TUESDAY EVENING,
October 18th, at O'clock for the purpose Of organ
izing Campaign Ward Club. : u s.
oI6-1t -ttEt' MANy pEpIrpr IN ,xc
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Gne-Mtnute T00thaehe Drops Are supe-
nor TO any other. For sale by druggist. KIRK,
GEARY CO., Agents. olO.lm
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Steamer on Fire at Sea.

BosToN, October 18th. Last Monday,
about l o'clock in the morning, as the steamer
z &c icilu was about 400 miles from Cape
Race, upon her voyage from Glasgow to this
port, brisk fire was discovered by the watch
in the lower deck of the after hold. and smoke
was pouring in thick volume from the open
hstchSay. Ia the hold were stored bales of
Temp. paper, scraps and cases filled with
merchandise. The fire obtained good head
way, but after three quarters of an hour the
flames were extingui.hed. The commander
of the Phenician thinks the FIRE was caused
by spontaneous combustion. The damage
was large by tire and water.
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DOMESTIC NEWS,

ESPECIAL 10 THE RscoRD-US1oS.l
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rwo More Desperadoes Disposed OF.

ST. LOUIS. October 15sh.-James and Ed.
ward Bean, two desperadces who killed the
City Marshal Of Caldwell, Kansas, on the
Odd of last June, attempted to murder Deputy
Sheriff Segus, of Van Zandt county, Texas,
some time age, aud who belonged to gang
that planned the robbery of the Texas and
Pacific Railroad train near Dallas about a
month ago, but which was frustrated by
heavy storm, was oyertaken by posse under
Constable Harvey near Sunset on Wednesday
last, and the former instantly killed and the
latter mortally wounded
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GENERAL NOTICES,

In BristOis SarsaparfIla we have the
most potent and reliable Of all blood purifiers and
regulators, and in BRISToLS SUGAR. COATED
NEGETA BILE PILLS we have the best purgatiye
and regulator OF the bowels and liver that has thus
far been discovered by the medical faculty ol6 IL
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The FenIan skirm!shing Funi.

New York, O5tober 15sb.-Ths Fenian
skirmishing fund investigating committee met
this afternoon. A letter was read from Au.
gustiue F. Lyons. one of the Trustees of the
fund, stating that he had written to Bresline
and Dewey, the two other Trustees, on the
Oh instant, asking for statement of the
outlsy of the money in the fund. The day
after he received letters from them, declining
to give the desired infor nation. The CUES.
lions as to $1,000 loaned to Jas. J. Oakley.
TO insure his election to Parliament from
County Rascommon, and 80 600 to the muir.
dered editor Highland. brought forth reso-
luton, which was adopted, accepting Ford's
statement as satisfactory, and holding him
honorably released from all blame in the
transaction of the So, 600 loan. The resolu.
ton condemned ths perversion of the Skin.
mishing fund, and the conduct of the Trus-
tees in thus tsmpering with the peoples
trust.