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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-01
The REPUBLICAN PROGRAMME

IN THE COMING SESSION OF THE FORTY SEW
EETH CONGRESS.
WAsHINGToN, November 30.-The Chicago
Tribune correspondent telegrap phs that the Ap-
uropriat:ons Committee met on Wednesday
and considered the estimates, so far as they
have been completed. From conversations
with Republican members ot the committee
it appears that they are not satlsped With
the estimates, and that radical revision
will be found necessary. The estlmstes
which have already been submitted are an
increase over The appropriations ioF loe cur
rent fiscal year Of S22,OOO,OOO, aud there yet
rem ain TO be sent in the estimates Tor the
miscellaneous expenditures, which tor the
present year were $4,000 900, and the esti-
mates 90 account of permanent spproprla-
tious. which last year somewhdt exceeded
$l26 ,000, 600. IL Is true that number OF
the permanent appropriations have this year
been included in The speciEe estimates, but
the ameunt SO iRcluded Will not exceed
S25 coo 900, SO that il il to be expected when
the estimates for the two remaining items oil
snpropria atoms are completed the Increase
over the appropriations for the current year
will be very considerable. There is a dispo-
sit;ou on The part OF Republican members
moi only not 10 increase The appropriations
over tboSe Of the cur .ent yea, bnt 10 7ery
Greatly decrsase them. In the estiIl sies lac
item Of rivers and harbors does not appear,
and the Appropriations Oo1lmittee VIII un-
doabtedly use its influence with the COM
merce Comp,ittee to prevent the presentation
of any bill for that subject. tn Ihe disiribu-
ton OF the Presidenf IIts sage, for that mat
ter. no estimates for rivera aud hafbors will
he sabmitted to the Comm roe Cepmittee,
and that committee will therefore net hsye
iurisdictiou OF that question, except through
bills asking fer specific appropriations which
NAV be referred 10 il. II will be the policy
of some of the Republican members OF the
Appropriations Committee 10 cut down every
asfiuate 10 the lowest point coDslaient With
The proper maintenance Of the goYsTnmeDi,
Tnis will be found 20 be possible in very
many directions. At the last ssssion there
we're grest many unnecessary approPrts-
tions for public buildings. Thtre will be an
attemp OF IN ade to prevent any further expendi-
lures for that purpose. Tnele will be .tPep-
nous oppo lition TO the appropriation OF 81
600 600 asked for BY the Secretary of The
Navy for the completion OF the double
turretsd monitors, the Monsdn0cE, AmPhi-
trite, Puritan and Terrer, and tse completion
OF other vessels on The stocks. Said mem
Der OF the Appropriations cOmailtea to-day: !:
s'The people do not want navy, and it
would be quite needless under the ciseuW-
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Election Frasas in New Orleans.

New ORLEASs, November 50.-Ths grand
jury presented two indictments for forgery
and publishing true forged document
against thirteen perpetrators OF the late cleo
ton frauds. Bond was fixed at 5000 in
each case. The names are withheld until all
the arrests are effected. The penalty upon
conviction is from two to fourteen years at
hard labor,
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FOUND GUILTY OF EMBEzzLEMENr.

ODESSA, November 30.-The military
tribunal found Col. Stavraky gully of en-
bezzling l25,000r., and sentenced him
TO banishment. Capt. Wath, lieutenant
and two Jewish contractors were sentenced
to various lesser penalties for completely in
the crime.
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THE BERNA4s sENSAIION.
BRUSSELS, November 30-Interest iu the
Pelzer trial is increasing. The examination
of witnesses has commenced. The presence
of Bernays' father in court caused great
sensation. The appearance of Nine. Bernsys,
widow OF the murdered man, is awaited
with curiosity. 1t ia stated that she is
serinnalH ILL.
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CARLOAD LOTS
new FRUITS,

Carload New Rai.in-, London Lay yers
Layers, aud SultaBas.
Carload New Figs, Currants, CItron
and - aIaga siraDes.
4 Carload New Nuts.
Carload New Oranges, Bananas and
Lemons.
L CARLOAD New s'OcOanufs and Peanuts.
4 Carload New Factory Cheese.
L Carload New Fuff Cream Cheese, 80
lbs. each.
L Carload New Holland Herring and
Fire Crackers.
1 Carload New IelItes and Preserves.
4 Carload New Crackers iu barrels aud
boxes.
L Carload New Reaus, - OmI ny IN d GrIfs
1 Carload New Hams and Break fast
4 Carload New N Mackerel.
4 Carload New Pickles, RrOat aud Cider.
L Carload New Lard and Pigsfeet.
4 Carload New oatmeal, Cracked wheat
and Rye FlOur.
2 Car-IO8ds New Buckwheaf New York
3 Car.Ioads New Sugars, MoIasses and
Coffee.
Carloads NewFancy and stick Candies.
Carloads New sardines, Pickles in
giasS- Peaches, Tomatoes, oysters,
Salmon, Corn, Etc.
n8- We man ufacfure our own Stick
Candy, Our own Yeast Powders, prepare
our own 81 IL. sfsing BuekWheat, k0asf
our own Coffee and Peanuts. We are
we'll prepared 80 supply (for Cash) the
Retailer SEND FOX PRICES.
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KNIGHTS TEMPLAR DAY
AT THE GARFIELD MONUMENT FAIR-I
CREASED ATTENDANCE

CREASED ATTENDANCE
WASHINGTON, November 30-The at
tendance at the Garfield Fair to-day ehowed
a slight increase over that Of the best pre-
vious day, but the rotunda and old hall of
representatives in which il is being held
were not uDco = fortsbly filed. This being
Knights Templar day, visiting and local
knights attended in force. After the parade,
which was the feature of the day, an exhibi-
tion was also given by visiting and local
bicyels riders
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QUEBEC, November 30.-The large factory
occupied BY the Asbestos Company and
Joseph & Sous, with block of wooden
buildings, burned this afternoon. Total loss
estimated at from Sl25, 900 to 100000; in
surance, S62y
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WoRkING THE PULPIT.
THE sTAk-ROUTE THIEVES DEFENDED BY A
MINISTER

MJHIsTER.
WASHINGTON, November 3O-At the
union thanksgiving service TO-DAY of the
hethoolst eepsEEeG ssiIe5F, in the Metropolita an
-9lseofTal church, the Rev. G. Herbert Rich
ardsou, pastor Of the McKendree Methodist
church, preached the sermon. A large
part Of the sermon was a vigorous Diea for
the defendants IN the S.ar-route caees, and q
sharp eEitieism of The methods of-Ths gov.
ernment and prosecuting officers to secure
conViction
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a DOCTOR at Richmond says that If people
will take bath in hot whisky and rock salt
tsice year they viii meyer catch cold
Until somebody has tried this new remedy
Se would say, stick to the old and reliable
Or. Bulls C3ush Syrup.
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INGERsOLL
Pays HIS Respects 40 the Rey. DIR.
Thomas after HIS own Fashion.

Col. Ingersoli opened his lecture at Chi
cago, last Sunday sftsrnoen, By replying 10
attacks from Dr. Thomas and DR.. Lorimer.
OF the former reverend gentleman he said:
"Dr. Thomas seems to think / should attack
these things with more care-that irstead
of denounciHg them in manner TO hurt
peoples feelings, should merely suggest.
When the ministers of the churches meet
me they tell me am going TO hell. tell
them here is no hell, and then N tone of
injured innoceace they cry out: What do
you want 10 hurt ouF feelings for?'"
Then, in paying his compliments to DR..
Lorimer, the wicked infdel said: HHe
charges me with being scurrilous, and then
kindly and gently calls in6dels by such en-
deaEins names as donkeys, lizards, and things
like that. His chief complaint, however, is
MY positiol that man cannot help his
thought, that he c2An0t resist the action of
his mind; but when I reflect that DIR. Lori
I;e- himself found his mind sbsorbing the
sermon Q. another man, and compelling him
TO repeat it as his oyn, it sfftris me some
consolation to know that il tie eminent DR..
Losimer himself have the strongest svi-
dence OF the truth of my position
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INSANE AND IDIOTS.
The Number OF Lunatics Considerably
More Than Doubled During the
Past Ten Years.
The Republican Programme at the
Coming Session OF COngress-A Les.
son Learned Too Late.

WAsHISGToN, November 3O.-The Indian
appropriation Dill makes reduction of
more than 100000 from the estima ates.
and is $4,000 below the appropriation Of
last wear
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RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, November 30.-The
council of the university has decided to
expel forty-six students, the chief actors il
the late disturbances. Their parents are
placed under police supervision. Twenty
tire others were expelled with the under
standing that they will be re-admitted if re-
pentant.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
THE REPORTS FROM LIVERPOOL, LONDON AND
PARIS BY TELEGRAPH YESTERDAY.


LIVERPOOL. November Cofton.-Mar-
ket easier: middling uplands 3D. low middling
uplands, SD; good ordinary uplands, sgd; ordf-
nary uplands, SD; middling Orleans, 6 Sled;
low middling Orleans, Lied; good ordinary Or
leans, led; ordinary Orleans. sgd Sales, TO-,
COO bales, including 1000 for speculation and ex
port. Receipts, IL 600 bales, including H. 200
American. Sales OF the day included 1000 bales
American.
Provisions. s.-Lard, COS per cwt for American ba-
CON- Sos per cwt for long clear mddles, and 65s for
short clear middles.
BreGdstuss-Market quiet and steady.
MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, November 90.-Censols, 102 -I6
for money ana account; Atlantic and Great West
ern frx mortgage ltrustee's certiicate) SIX; At
lantic and Great Western second mortgage, 1S14;
Erie, 3SH; Erie second consols, 100; New York Cen
trS1, 1345z; Illinois Central, 1901; Pennsylvania
Central, 6211; Reading, 271S; New York. Ontario
mon, 107.
PARIS, November 50.-Rentes, S0f. SIC.
The weekly statement of the Bank of France shows
a decrease Of 5,725OO0f in gold and 575,o00f in
silver.
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ReceiYer's Sale OF CIothinr.

No. 1ess-Cnnncery Court of Shelby nounty-J.
HAmmerslaugh ct Al vs.. H NeyeEs and other
causes consolidated hered9th-
DY virtue of a decree entered in above eauses
ID the undeIIigned will receive at his once,
CourtROUse OF Shelby county. Tenn, until
"Wednesday, December o, 1852,
bids for the stock of goods wares and merchan-
23s Main street. Mem phis, Tenn, formerly occupied
BY H Meyers and known as the MAMMOTH
CLOTHING HOUSE Bids for the entire stock and
sepaate bids Tor the goods attached in the several
causes win be received. Also, the goods attached
in Nashville, Tenn, have been snipped 10 said
house in Memphis and VIII De bid Tor SepGrately
Partie. desiring 20 Did viii De shown aid stock Al
K. J. BLACK. Receiver
December l. 1892
CAN'T & Patterson, and l. d z. Lehman, soIs.
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MURDERED BY MISTAKE.
Frank Frayne Kisses the Apple and
Kills AN Actress.

CINcINSATI, November 30-This after
noon. at the Colisenm Tbeatsr, in the fourth
act OF the play OF Sisternnl, Frank Frayne, in
shooting the apple of the head of Lucy
Slocum," personated by Miss Annie Won
BehreD, missed the apple and shot Miss Won
B-hren in the head. She died in fifteen
minutes. Frayue was arrested immediately
after the curtain fell. and the play stopped.
The audience supposed the victim Wss only
slightly hurt. Frayne used Stevens rife,
tWenty-two caliber, and was executing
backward shot. The catch snap of the ri ife
was imperfect, and slipped just az the ham
mer fell and blew the cartridge out back
ward.
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
When The curtain went down after the IA
tai shot, the excitement behind the scene
was so great as to create alarm lest panic
might ensue among the audience of 2300.
Frayne's cries and lamentations were SO vio-
lent that he was heard before the curtain.
Manager Fenuessy WAS too much excited to
say anything, bus he sent a friend
cident was slight, and that the play
would not proceed further. The audience
then retired in order, though one lady tainted.
Manager Fennessy took charge OF Frayne,
and though the latter demanded TO be locked
up, he got Mr.. III. Heuck TO go before Judge
Higley, OF the Police Court, aud give bond
Tor his release from arrest. Bond was fixed
at 5000. Frayne's mental condition was
such that one or two of his friends kept close
watch over him at his hotel. The theater is
closed tonight, and probably will not be
opened this week. The coroner viewed the
body Of Mis-. Won Behren, and it was then
removed TO Undertaken Habig's where it will
lie until word is received from her friends
in Brooklyn. 1t is said she was engaged TO
be married shortly to Frayne. The cause OF
the accident was the lowering OF the barrel
by fault in the spring catch. Frayne's shirt
was burned by the powder, and part of the
shell was driven backward.
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@e@"Too late to whet the sword when the
trumPet sounds TO draw IT," But never too
late to whet your appetite by taking Kidney
Wort, restoring health and Haking yourself
4 veil. strong, hearty man. II j. uneq Galed
as a remedy for all liver, bowels and kidney
diseases. All druggists keep and recon-
mead -
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AS EGYPT SEES III.
History Of the British Campaign as Re-
lated by the NatiVes-Redueing
the Police Force.
The Worst Of the Floods in Germany
OFer-The Archbishop OF Can
terbury Dying.
BELGIUM.

The HAGUE, November 30.-Large tracts
of Holland are submerged, and the rivers
are still rising.
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The Chamber of Deputies to-day voted
the naval estimates. During the discussson
Admiral Jaureginberry announced that he
would shortly introduce 8 bill for develop.
ing and strengthening the French protector
ate over Tonquin. 1t was also announced
that De Brazza would probably be appointed
governor of Gsboon.
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4AnICATIans.
For IeRaeSsss aad lse Ohio vdley, s01rner,
fuirsr ,scathsr sOtthUesery tCinds osOer pressure
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RIED.

sHIELDs-TRIGG-Novem %. 1ss2, at the
residence of the brides mother Mrs Gen. Pillow,
| by the Rev. Wm. Klein. Mr.. JozS R. SHIELDS, of
Norfolk Va, and MARIE ELISE TRIeG, of this city
! M
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FRANCE.
hNNNSGs
GAMBETTA CONVALEsC


PARIS, November 30.-His physicians ex-
pect GsInbelIa 10 be convafescent in few
days
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IRELAND.
SYMPATHY FOR FIELD.
DOwIJNG's PLEA

DUBLIN, November 30.-The Queen tele-
graphed inquiring into the condition of Ex-
Juror Field and TO express sympathy for mis-
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CT ELMO COMMANDERY, No. Is, KIT.
y Will meet in stated eonclave this IA
(FRIDAYl evening, at 7:3o clock, at thew ~
Asylum. Odd-Fellows Building, for dis M
patch of bushes Fatigue dress. Visitipg/ "
Sir Knights fraternally invited. By order
r. w. GALLOWAY, &c.
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SUBURBS TO BE PROCLAIMED.

do w LIhU , FIEAs
Dowling's counsel intend to plead that
Detective Cox wat shot by one OF his own
comrades.
SUBURBS TO BE PROCLAIMED.
The suburbs will shortly be proclaimed
under the curfew clause.
VOLUNTEERS FOR POLICE DUTY.
Seventy-seven men of the Marine ARTILLERY
at Portsmouth volunteer for police duty in
Ireland Saturday.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1882-09-29
The Lycsum.
ROCKVILLE. Sept. 9th. 1882

ROCKVILLE, Sept. 9th, 1889.
To the Members Of the Lyceum!
On account of the session of the Teachers
Institute on the Goth instant, the officers and
General Committee of the Rockville Lyceum
have assumed the responsibility of postpon-
ing the reorganization of that Society until
Friday, October 9th. The officers venture
the hope that the interest of members has
not abated during the Summer recess, and
that the reorganization will witness full
attendance. 1t is hoped that some, at least,
of the hitherto silent members will become
active participants in its exercises, and lend
unwonted zest and earnestness 10 its meet
ings. The Lyceum has been productive of
good in the community; and We think it
it deserves the encouragement of public
spirited citizens. p. ID. LAIRD,
E. c. PETER, Sec. Pres.
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DIR. Woods Compound syrup Of Tar,

DIR. Woods Compound syrup OF Tar,
Wild Cherry and HOarh0und.-This is
the prescription of the most celebrated ply.
stefan our country ever produced and in
his long and very successful practice it was
dispensed by him as an infallible remedy in
the treatment Of Consumption, Pneumonia,
Congestion, Hemorrhages, and other Dis.
eases Of the Lungs, and all Diseases of the
Throat, such as Group, Bronchitis, Whoop-
ing Cough, Asthma, Pleurisy and Pains in
Chest and Side; Coughs and Colds soon give
way under its use.
Even during the lifetime of DIR. Wood,
his remedy had gained II reputation in the
treatment of the above complaints as wide
spread as the renown of It's illustrious dis.
coverer. 1t is now put up in small bottles,
to retail at 25 cents, TO be within the reach
OF all. sep 29.tf
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ommissi0ners.-The County Commits
sioners were in session on Tuesday last and
transacted the following business:
Mr. James Dawson having declined 10
examine the levy books with Mr. II. W..
Talbot, John G.. England, Jr., was APP
pointed to report at the next meeting.
Examiners were appointed as follows on
the road petitioned for by a. L. Magruder
and others, JAS Williams, Mareen Duvall,
ID. L. Pugh.
The opening of the road petitioned for by
VIM. r. Gather will be sold at Wesley
Thompson's store, near the Washington
Grove Camp Grounds, at 10 O'Clock, A. M,
on the 21st of October
The building OF the bridge pettioned for
by A. d. Davis will be sold at Brookevillc,
on October 21st, at II o'clock.
The report Of sale Of opening road petit
toned for by B. +. Duyall and others, ac-
cepted.
The report on the Browning road post
poned until next nesting.
Bridges ordered for Buck Lodge 10 Bird
district and Reedy's branch in LIST district.
Road pctitioned for at Warnings Station,
adopted.
Adjourned TO meet October nth.
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gufal aud gersnual.
Town and Country.
Don't fail to read Bouic's new ads.

Town and Country.
Don't fail to read Bouic's new ads.
Something interesting to buyers of dry
goods will be found in the new advertise
ment of s. D. Higgins & Son.
Steel rails are at present being substituted
for the old iron ones on the Metropolitan
Branch Railroad.
Purchasers wishing bargains in dry goods
should not fail to read the new advertise.
ment Of G. M. Towson, in our columns TO-
day.
An exchange says, at has rained until
the very air is wet and the earth is drip.
ping mud-ball whirling around fearful
sun.
The Teachers Institute of this county
which has been in session at this place since
Wednesday, will adjourn tonight. Theex
ercises were of very interesting character
Our reading matter is curtailed by the
publication OF the premiums to be awarded
by the Montgomery County Agricultural
Society, which publication we hope will be
interesting to our readers.
DR.. Russell Brace died in Georgetown, d.
c., on Saturday night of last week. He re-
sided in this county sixteen years ago and
pursued his profession. OF late years he es-
tablished q pharmacy in Georgetown, which
is now conducted by his son.
No hair preparation in the world has at
attained such a worldwide reputation as
Ayers Hair Vigor This is due to its
healthy action on the hair and scalp, and its
remarkable power of restoring gray hair to
its original color and imparting gloss and
freshness which makes it desirable to all
classes and conditions of people
Mr.. Outerbridge Horsey, of Frederick
county, was interviewed in Baltimore on
Wednesday last by an American reporter on
the Sixth Congressional District and stated
that Hon. Montgomery Blair's chance for
the nomination is as good as any ones in
the district and that he is strong man.
He is of the opinion that Mr.. Nelson will
secure the Frederick county delegation.
The entertainment by the Comus Club at
the Town Hall, on Tuesday evening last,
was attended by rather u small audience on
account of the very inclcment weather.
The performance was OF such character
as to elicit the applause of those present,
Both plays will be repeated on Monday
night, and should the weather prove iavora-
Bile no doubt large crowd will be present
The twenty ninth of September is upon
us and the fields of corn maintain an early
Summers freshness. Heretofore all farmers
have had their corn cut and those farming
largely much of their corn ground seeded
at this period of the year. This season
nobody scarcely has cut corn, the few who
have are alarmed that it may spoil by the
almost unceasng rains. Labor is scarce in
this community and if the weather should
permit at once to begin cutting the season
will be far advanced before the completion
and perhaps closed before the people get in
full crop of wheat. A good many farmers
anticipating this are alarmed.
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Shall the Present Primary Election
System be Changed?

Tomorrow you will have presented to
you by the authority of the County Central
Committee the question of the retention Oh
the present primary cleo ton system, or the
adoption Of some other new system for the
government Of our future nominations. The
Central Committee has made this presenta-
ton to you at the request Of few who are
dissatisfied with the present system and
who have given no reasons which are tcna-
bic against opposition. 1t is with the voters
of this county whether change will be
made, but before casting your vote consider
what you are doing and for that purpose
the following reasons are given for the.
maintenance Of the present system:
LIST. The very origin OF the present sys-
tenn was from dissatisfaction with the old
delegate system" ., !.
End. The present system is purely Demo-
cratic.
3rd. We have heard it argued that the
present system begets discord because il
admitted OF u full discussion of an asp-
rants capacity, in every particular, 10 fill
an Office. That is 80. Would any other
system avoid that II so, would the voters
of the county be willing to deprive them
selves Of this right.
4th. Do you know what system will SUBJ
stitute the present.
9th. There are only two elements oppos-
ing the present system--thosc who are too
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Rexlstra,ion perI.lon.-.Mess

Reputation Decision --Messrs. Smith
Thompson and Edwin Fawcctt, Of Berry's
district. and Chas. G. Boyd, Of Clarksburg,
were ordered TO be enrolled upon the regis
try of voters in this county, on Wednesday,
by Judge Richie. These gentlemen had
been refused registration by the registrars of
their respective districts because they re-
sided in Washington City performing gov
ernmental duties. Application was made
10 Judge Richie for a decision in thass
cases, and in brief he decided that their was
a distinction between man who left this
county to accept a government position and
with the intention Of returning with the
termination Of his official career and one who
LEFT with the purpose of establishing pri-
vate business and an identical determine
ton with that Of the former; the former
was only temporary and beyond the control
of the individual. and the latter was under
control of the individual and his citizen
ship was resigned.