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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-13

ion telegraph company shows capital
Of $50 O0O, 900, Of which $20.OOO,0OO be-
longs to tho treasury of the company.
and there is bonded debt Of S6.O00,OO0
Surplus the first of the year, net revenue
over dividends, interest and sinking fund,
Sl.s52, ,407; surplus June Both, 81 ,664,MO.
The surplus does not include thesurplus
funds of the American cable. An addi-
tional capitalization will be unnecessary.
there being surplus enough to meet the
construction or purchases likely to be
made for several years. The present
dividends will be continued for the pres.
ent beyond doubt, and the rate will be
increased when the board deems it neces-
sary and wise. The gross receipts and
earnings are estimated at $l9,00O.OOO.
and the net profits $s.G0O,ooO.
The charges made by Commander
Pearson, commander of the United States
steamer Wachette, stationed at Sitka,
Alaska, against Gov. Norris, collector Of
customs in that district, have been re-
ferred BY the secretary Of the navy to
the secretary Of the treasury. The charges
are Of = severe character, including frauds
upon tho government in connection with
the importation and sale Of liquor, drunk.
enness. the ruthless slaughter Of Indian
dogs, arbitary and aggressive conduct
towards the natives ~ governor. having
business with him, and also with un.
warranted and over. bearing exercise oi
authority. tits further represented that
hs 10 unpopular. aud that . conflict with
the natives, also With the naval officers
on duty at that station, has resulted in q
serious outbreak among the Indiana
Tho cass will be brought 70 the attention
OF SECRETARY Folgsr a. soon - he- re-
turus.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-13

A Wheeling, West Virginia. telegram
says: The returns show increased gains
for the republicans in this congressional
district. Gen. Goff's majority for con.
gress is estimated as high as 1000. The
democrats concede his election. The re-.
turns from the second district also give
large gains for the republicans, but not
enough to elect Mason, the republican
candidate. he telegraphs tonight that
he is beaten by about 500, which is 3 re-
duction Of 1000. Gibson. democrat, is
said to be elected by 1000 in the fourth
district. Kenna, democrat, is doubtless
reelected in the Kanawaha district.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-13

LEU IOT 06W 1ork.
Boston. Oct. l3.-The president left
for New York this morning.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-13

. Halstead, of the Cincinnati CONNER
cial attributed the republican defeat in
Ohio to the interference of Gov Foster
and Richard Smith. whereby the German
republican were alienated. He says the
Germans have always been the old guard
Of the republican party in Ohio. No is.
sue has ever been successfully met in
Ohio without their aid, and none ever
will be. The whole trouble was matched
BY meddling people who had nothing 10
say, and who would, at another time, i'm
pale the party on the issue OF woman's
suffrage. il nothing better be found. He
had no hesitation in denouncing the lead.
srs of the anti German issue as response
ble for the crushing defeat.
Sioux City Journal, 18th: A letter
received by J. P. Dennis & Co. from Geo.
L. Douglas, the mill owner Of Centervi!le,
rays that the line now being run by the
Calliope engineers is mile east and Q
mile north from Centerville. This is the
line ordered by the chief engineer to find
II possible better way out of the Brule
bottom. It is several miles farther west
than the lines previously run. The point
where Mr.. Douglas locates the engineers
is west of all the difficult country, and
within two or three days work Of the end
Of the grade let south from Parker. II
this last survey is adopted it may be
possible TO sub.let the remainder of the
grade south of the Milwaukee main line
early next week.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-13
nrLwAuKn.

Milwaukee. October IL
.. Tn.sATEfir%: n. T. ssN bid cash. oes-; ssH Nov
OoRN-Eirm, o.
QATs-Higher, SaHc.
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6AllIH-e0.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-13

to change my location will sell my
entire stock Of BOOTS, SHOES.
HATS, CAPS, GLOVES and NIT.
ONLY. Have Just received full line Of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-25

BODY BRUSSELS, Of which we have too many,
we have Reduced from $l50 to Sl25, and
from $l,75 to Sl,50'
TAPESTRY BRUssELLs. an elegant line of
Patterns now selling at 75c, 85c and Sl.Oo,
worth from l5o to 25c more.
EXTRA SUPERs, Reduced from $l.00 to S5C,
and from 85c to 75c, and from 75c to 60c,
INGRAM CARPETS, our line begins at 30c,
and is without doubt the best value for the
money ever offered.
STRAW MATTINGs, our line was never so
complete and our prices never SO low 1t is
established fact that, in spite Of the decided
advance in all floor coverings, our prices have
not changed one iOta. Straw Mattings we are
Selling at from l2hc to 50c
OIL CLOTHS, from to 8 yards wide, in various
qualities, and lowest prices.
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EXTRA REPORT.
Washington Data.


OBITUARY.
WAsnINGTo., May A.--Brevet Major
General George d. Ramsay, United States
army. died last evening. He was born at
Dumirees, Virginia, February, 1902.
CONTRACT AWARDED.
The contract for the construction of a
public building in Montgomery, Alabama,
was awarded to Figh Il Williams, of that
city.
POSTPONED.
Chairman Williams, of the house com.
mittee on foreign affairs, received q note
from Blaine announcing that he had been
called to Cincinnati on important business,
and requesting the postponement of his
examination until next week. Conse-
quently, there was no meeting of the com,
mittec this morning.
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The Gulf. Colorado a santa 70.

CHICAGO, May 2t-oficers of the Gulf,
Colorado & Santa fc railroad company, OPP
ferring with the Chicago & Alton railroad
officials, and have published n proposal
that the latter extend Its line from Kansa,
City TO the northern boundary Of the In.
dian territory, that the Gull, Colorado &
Santa F. extend Its line from Fort Worth
to the southern boundary OF the territory.
and the two unite In n third company and
build line across the territory, each road
TO stand half the expenses, and the Gulf
road 10 send 10000 bales Of cotton yearly
over Chicago 4 Alton railroad. The latter
gives very little encouragement TO the plan.
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Across the Waters

THE DERRY WINNER.
LONDON, May 2i.-Shot.over won the
Derby. Quick time, second, sachem, third
DEAD.
Sir John Holker, who resigned the lord
lusticeeship OF the high court of appeals on
Monday is dead.
BECOMING WORSE.
A dispatch to the Times from Cairo states
the situation is hourly becoming worse.
SIGNIFICANT.
AL the papers comment on the signii-
cant divisions among the Irish members
in division last evening in the house of
commons on Gladstone's motion that the
repression and arrears of rent bill have pre-
cedence over other business.
THE JEWS.
ST. PETERSBURG, May A.-The Official
Messenger publishes regulations agreed
upon by the committee of ministers, and
approved by the emperor on the 10th inst
they provide that the Jews shall hence
forth be prohibited from settling outside
OF towns and villages, except where Jewish
settlements already exist. Jews are pro.
hibited from trading on Sundays, and Chris.
tians holidays. These reguationsonly ap.
ply to localities where Jews are perma
nently settled. All contracts OF purchase
or trading with Jews are Professionally sus
pended.
The, Official Messenger to-day announces
that, by order of the emperor, the govern
ment is firmly resolved to punish mex.
| orably all outrages against persons and
property of the Jews, seeing that the latter
are under protection of the laws which are
equally binding on all subjects of the czar,
Governors and other authorities are there.
fore commanded on their personal respon-
sibility, to take timely measures to prevent
or suppress outrages on the Jews. Any re.
missness will entail dismissal from Office
| EGYPT
CAIRO, May A.--The ministry continue
hostile. line of torpedoes is being laid
along the coast. Native carpenters and
smiths were summoned to the citadel to
day. All officers we're summoned to Abir
barracks yesterday, and required to swea
to defend the government against inter
vention. An attempt has been made t,
exact similar undertaking from tn,
Bedouin skeiks, but they refuse to pledge
themselves to resist Turkish intervention
The united squadron has contracted fo
three months provisions.
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Ovsrton.
Special 70 the Herald.

OvERroN, May H.-W. T. McAfee, one Of
the oldest settlers Of the county, died this
afternoon.
Senate John NJ. Duncan, of Longview,
will deliver the annual address at the com
mencement exercises of the HUI bbard col
lege on June 9TH
A number of citizens left here this eyen-
inc, to attend the Odd Fellows banquet to-
night at Henderson.
The newspaper of Rusk and Pamela
counties came out this week in favor of
John Ireland for governor.
Crops suffering from cold weather.
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=, AT NEW DnuSswIeK, NEW JERSEY.
A Goodiy Number.

ALBANY, May 2i.--1n the senate to-day
In response to resolution, the attorney
general submitted lengthy documents In
respect TO the insurance companies and
savings banks, whose affairs are now in
process Of liquidation. The paper stat cs
that there are sixteen life insurance compa.
nies. twenty. -four fire insurance comp anies,
eighteen savings banks and one trust com,
pany now In this condition.
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Crimes and Casualties,
MINE EXPLOSION.

SHENANDOAH, Pa, May I.-A terrible
explosion occurred at 1880 this afternoon at
A. Hecksher & Co.'S Kohinoor colliery. Six
miners have been taken out dead. The
number of lives lost may reach ten or more.
Among the dead taken out were John Lee,
fire boss; James Mulhall, miner and two
laborers named Streub and Mcdonald.
Men cannot now enter the mine.
FRUSTRATED.
BosroS, May I,-An attempt was dis
covered last night TO wreck the fast pas.
senger train between Boston and New
York, by the shore line, by placing ties
between the tracks at a spot where the road
crosses the swamp on n trestle at u speed oI
thirty to forty miles an hour. The attempt
was discovered by one of the roads EN-
ployes, who also detected the perpetrators
The latter shot at the discoverer and badly
wounded him. The tram was warned il
time TO prevent the accident.
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Commercial.
IE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET


New York, Nay H.-The stock market
opened at decline from Yesterdays clos
ing quotations Of b@s in the general
list. c. c. c. & l. c., Hannibal, q st. Joe
preferred, however, were higher. During
flrst hour speculation was only fairly ao
tive and q decline of 6ll was recorded,
Delaware, Lackawanna d Western leading
the downward movement. At IL q. nj
there was slight improvement in some
shares. N
Stocks weak; "a "a lower than
1901; DO, preferred, ll2g; Erie, s5i'
East Tennessee railroad, 10; Geor.
rgia railroad, l65; Illinois Cen
tral lAi; Lake Shore Il Michigan
Southern 1924 Louisville h Nashville 73s;
Memphis Il Charleston 80; Nashville Il
Chattanooga 50; New York Central & Hud
son River l26 Pittsburg & Cleveland
guaranteed 1877; Richmond Il Alleghany
l6; Richmond Il Danville lO7; Rock Island
l2S, Wabash, St. Louis d Pacific 2si: Wa.
bash preferred. 52s Western Union tele.
graph 50; South Carolina Brown consols,
l0l.
New York, May %-The Posts cotton
report says; Future deliveries were less
dealt in than during the last few days.
Prices were run up and down to make a
few points. AT the third call 1901 was re.
fused for May; June sold for 1904 July
l2l3; August, u u; September, 1l.9i No.
VEN Der, 1l.35; January, ll.4s.
SPECIE SHIPMENTS.
Nrw York, May 2i-Specie shipments
for Europe to-day, $2,5OO,0OO
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The Greenba ckers

sr. LOT 9, May a.-Thc national green.
back labor party convention has adopted
an address 10 the American people In which
II formulates q general denuciation OF In.
'orporated capital and monopoly of what.
ever kind aud OF individualism. Generally
stated, u Is q declaration In opposition 10
telegraph and railroad monopoly: and sub.
stitution Of grecnbacks for national hank
currency.
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advising members to bring five days IA.
uons with them, moved to adjourn, which
melton was agreed to, and the house at 5
o'clock adjourned.
CONFIRMATION.
The senate confirmed NJ. r. Williams
United States marshal for the western dis
trict OF Tennessee.
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the recent cold weather are exaggerated;
very little damage, it is claimed. has been
done, even as far north. as the Yellow
stone country.
There is much dissatis action among
democrats here, each faction having an
ambitious leader. AT called meeting last
evening to select a new member OF the
county central committee, the proceedings
were boistrous, almost riotous. From present
indications, the split, which last year sent a
republican to congress from this district,
VIII be wider this fall than before,
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Colorado City.
anecinl 70 the Herald.

CoLoRADo CIrY, May 2.-Colonel C. @.
Slaughter has just arrived here from his
rancho with 900 head of cattle and sold
Mr.. j. B. Wilson, Of Dallas, a half interest
In them for $50 per head. This is one Of
the best sales yet MADE in the state.
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L.ainpasas.
Special to the Herald.


LANrAsAs, May 2i,-In the district court
Yesterday the following cases were called:
IL. Z. Roscnburg vs.. J. II. Wilkinson and
Others. This case was brought against do
iendant for damages done by them by
trampling ground and cutting timber oil
plaintiffs premises. Defendants were rail.
road contractors on the Gulf, Colorado a
Santa Fc railway. State VS.. Q. II. Lane.
charged with theft OF two horses valued at
At 81 (O. Acquitted. State w. ]. Bonner,
change Of venue from Bell county by the
state. State vs.. Allen Arnold, murder.
Yesterday difficulty occurred here be.
tween i. u. Wilkes, esq, and James BOYD,
esq. Several blows were passed with fists
before they were separated. A former
grudge was the cause.
Good season and good prospects for crops.
Business Is looking up. Town Is f,ll of
people; and with two Grst-class lumber.
yards improvements are on boom.
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Escaped.
Ar LANcAsrER, rENNsYLvANIA.

~ hN'hoihh, ILNNoiLNANlA.
LANCASTER, Pa, May I.-Ten prisoners
escaped from Lancaster county prison dur.
ing, dinner hour today. The escaped Grim
confined in the prison. Their terms OF
sentence ranged from three to nineteen
years. None of them have yet been recap.
tured.
AT NEW BRUNSWICK, NEW JERSEY.
NHw BRuNswicK, N. j., May 24.-Wm.
Arrowsmith, Patrick Kelley and Wm. De-
llaney oyerpowered the keeper of the free
hold Jail last night and escaped. Each was
serving a long sentence.
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Special to the Herald.

FoRr WoRrH, May H.-The city council
passed an ordinance last night making
contract with the Fort Worth water-wor ks
company TO establish q system OF water
works that will furnish 100000 gallons a
day II necessary: 100000 feet of mains
are to be laid. The contract is TO commence
within ninety days and be completed by
March LIST. 1883.
A mining company will leave here In tho
morning for old Mexico to engage In min
ing.
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rnE IRON AND STEEL WORKERS.

WHEELING, W. Va, May "a A confer
ence was held here last evening between
the iron manu- facturers of this city and
vicinity and u committee cfthe Amalgamat
ed Association OF iron and steel workers The
latter submitted new scale of wages for
nailliers, rollers and. heaters, which, il
adopted would govern all mills west of the
Alleghenles. The manufacturers refused
to sign the scale. The result will be the
closing OF all mills in this district for an In.
definite time
CONCEDED An INCREASE.
NRw YoRK. May 2i.-The Quintard Iron
works, one OF the largest shops In this city,
have conceded an increase of wages de
manded blythe striking boiler makers and
indications are that the strike will be sue.
cessful,
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CoRsIcANA, May 2i-Messrs. Frost 4
Barry sold to-day to Messrs. j. ID. Patter-
son, OF Geneva, New York, and b. ], Will
liams, OF whitewater, Wisconsin, nearly
1900 acres of black prairie land In The
southern portion of this county, for S25 600.
The owners will start a sheep ranch ON the
property, and have on the way from Cali.
iornia 1000 head of sheep, including 100
fine blooded bucks. The parties intend
commencing operations at once, and being
men Of business and energy, will be an ac.
QUESTION TO our county.
The races postponed from last Saturday
on account OF. rain will take place to-mor-
row.
A steam self.propelling thresher has
been parading our streets to-day.
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Kansas City.
Special 10 the Herald,

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, May A.-Mrs. Jesse
James the outlaws widow, signcj con-
tract to-day for an extended lecture tour.
The subject will be the life and adventures
Of Jesse James. She intends hiring
an assistant to deliver the lecture, she ap.
pcarinT on the stage with her three child.
rem during its delivery
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CARPET DEPART MENT! +!
THESE ARE OUR OFFERINGS:

LINE0LEUM, full line Of Choice Patterns.
UPHOLSTERY GOODS, such as Jutes, Raw
Silks Pushes Furniture Trimmings, Cret-
tones, DOuble-faced Flannels and Punitnre
Coverings,
C0RNICE POLES and Extension Cornices, in a
full variety of styles An excellent Walnut
Pole at $l25.
WINDOW SHADES, in Rustic Holland and
Opaque, all colOrs, sizes and styles, made tc
order, Just received full line of Opaque
Shades in latest style of Dados Bands, ant
Artistic Prints Of various designs.
LACE CURTAINS Nottingham and Antiqu,
Curtains, l. Netts in Cream & White.
LANGUEDOC, SWISS, & SCREEN NETTs il
LARGE VARIETY.
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Troy, N: Y, May 2l.-The Troy Press
Identifies MeCormiok; the Irish suspect, as
itor and once applied to the Press for all
uation. He lived here several years.
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Afexi,s,
Special TO the Herald.

MExIA, May 2.-Deputy Sheriff Waller
arrested Albert Evans, from Freestone
county, for stealing horse in Hubbard
City, and lodged him in Jail at G Groesbeeck.
An enthusiastic meeting was held at
odd Fellows hall to-day TO defeat local op-
tion In our county. The election will come
off June 10th.
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Senator Hill.

EUREKA SPRINGS, Ark, May "a. The
health of Senator Hill, Of Georgia, W no has
been here several weeks, Is much i'm proved
and his physician says there Is a strong
hope of cure, or at least, that his II fe will
be greatly prolonged.
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Galveston.
Special 10 the Herald.

GALVESTON, May 2i.-The German bark
Fannie O., from Rotterdam, which arrived
yesterday, entered to-day with q cargo Of
,S07 bars OF railroad iron.
The Evening Call appears to-day as q
successor to the Evening Journal Of Com
merCe
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AboiIshIng Interstate Custom. mo- u.,..

CRY OF Mexico, May A.-A constitu.,
tional amendment aboIishng inter.sta 10
custom. houses having been ratified byt
requisite number OF states, has been o
cially proclaimedb by the exccuti ve.
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sanger BROTHERS!
FOR THE HOUSE!

Those intending change of Carpets the purchase of
the laying of Bedrooms with Mating for the
Summer, in fact anything in the way OF House
Decorations, should visit
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. Geo. s. Andes, Of Baltimore, 1
in the city.
Miss Jennie Harle has returned home
from Martha Washington College
Mr.. John Harrls's family went out on
the Buncombe road last Thursday morn
ing on pleasure trip.
Little Miss Lula Cain accompanied
her father to Nashville last week and
returned delighted with her visit.
Mr.. Pryor Smith. progressive young
merchant Of Whitesburg, was in town
Saturday.
Mr.. s. III. Johnson, of III. j. Owens g.
Co., Knoxville, returned home last Sat-
urday from Tate Springs, after a pleas
ant sojourn of two weeks.
Mr. John Andes, formerly of Norris
town but now of Baltimore, arrived in
town last week on a visit to his mother
and sisters.
Mr.. Phil. j. Briscoe, We regret to an
nounce, has been confined to his room
fer the past week with u severe attack
VI lanuulGC.
Messrs. J. VI. Harle aud G. ii. White
side, students of Emory and Henry
College, returned to their homes in this
place last week 10 spend vacation.
We received brief but pleasant call
Monday morning from Mr.. j. l.. Nc
Gimpsey, of Santa Flora. N. c., who
WAS summoned here by the sad news of 1
the death of his little son.
We are gratified to learn that Capt.
Joseph Jaques, OF Knoxville. who has
been seriously i'll for some weeks at
Tate Springs, is very much improved
Ind is now able to sit up. His speedy
recovery is now confidently expected.
Miss Minnie L. Buckuitz, of Nash
lille, and Miss Mollie Gain, of Beulah,
Greene county, Tenn, two winsome
md attractive young ladies, spent Sun
lay In the city. Miss d. is a class-mate
II Miss Gains and will pass the summer
7acAtion with her.
The GAZETTE Office received q de-
ightfCl call one day last week from
Mss Fannie May Witt, the charming
md accomplished travelling correspon-
lent of the Sunny South, Atlanta, Ga.
Hiss Witt is a most excellent repre-
of that sterling literary jour
lal, and her visit to Morristown was a
profitable one.
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NEW TRIAL FOR GEORGE LARKLY

Knoxville CAronicle 23d.: Associate
Justice Stanley Matthews, of the Uni
ted States Supreme bench, who sat as
Judge in the case OF ex-Deputy Marshal
Geo. T. Larkin in this city in May, has
rendered his decision granting a new
trial. II will be remembered that George
was tried on the charge of murder, for
the killing of Arthur Larkin, in
Hawkins county, while attempting to
effect his arrest for violation of the
revenue law, and n verdict was rer-
dered of voluntary manslaughter, with
a sentence of five years in the peniten-
tiary.
The opinion has been forwarded to
the clerk Of the United States Circuit
Court, Mr.. A. r. Humes, to be put on
record. Judge Matthews also orders
that hearing on the new trial shall be
had at the next regular term of the
court, which meets on the second Mon
day in July.
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EZRA TO 81 WBONEs

The printers last week made me say
ANY convict-llSe Peter" when / wrote
any comet-like Peter. so wholly per-
verting my meaning that | fear you will
hardly understand my attempted effort
TO describe Peter the hermit rs coming
among the people like comet You
will accept my assurance that had no
intention or thought CT calling Peter n
oOAriot. The walls of iron" in place of
walls Of Zion" is not so serious a slip
of fingers and types, but takes awsy
some Of the point aimed at Ia the SEN
tence.
Desiring your acceptance of this ex-
planatiofi In behalf Of the printers, /
beg 10 assure you that no personal
offense il intended. EZRA.