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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-06-14

At trial in AUBURN, the counsel for the
Coyernmenb after seyerly cross-examining
o witness. sJddcnlypu.on look ofscyerity,
and exclaimed:
"Alr. Witness, has not an effort been
made 70 induce you 10 tell a different
story Q"
4 different story from what have told.
sirl'
That's what mean"
"Yes, sir, seyeral people have tried to
get me to do 50, but they couldn't
Now, siF, want you to tell me who
those per5crs were"
"Well' said the witness, Ggucss you've
tried about as hard as any Of 'em."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-06-14

TIP RTED German Cologne Burnett's Bos-
L ton Cologne Florida Water and Colgate
AISQUITH & co.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-04
stern, ON Can,as.

Rowe Buchanan arrived on We'd
nesday with John Krall's four-horse
team from Wood River, having been
eleven days on the road. On Big
Camas he encountered the most fear
full storm he ever experienced. From
Negro creek to Cat creek the snow
averaged two feet and a half deep,
and in places drifted in piles eight
and ten feet. He had to shovel
through the drifts. The wind blew
great guns and howled across the
prairie like mad. Buchanan and his
companion, young Wilmoth, were
lost for several hours, and thought
for time the jig was up. Frank
Blackinger and the mail carrier got
caught in the worst Of it and also be
came lost, and after wandering arounc
all night finally brought up at set
tiers house. During the wild rambl'
Blackinger fell eff bluff twent,
, feet high He escaped with a fey
| slight bruises, bat his horse was bad
lily hurt. All told it was a roug
) time Oh Camas, and those unfortunat
enough to be on the road were luck
in coming safely through.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-04

Game is tall and slim, with sharp,
keen face set off by red, crisp mus
tache and short side whiskers. He
dresses in fashionable manner and
has the alert air Of New York bro
ker. He was formerly private Sec
Rotary to Brigham Young, and has
been on the Mormon stage, being al
the time Of his election stage mana
ger of the Mormon theatre at Salt
Lake City. A recent Mormon visitor
in speaking of Game, said, Between
you and me, he is slightly below par.
among the Mormons." s'Why?" |
asked. because he has only one
wife, eDoes he not believe in po-
lygamy?" ssOh, yes, but he has never
quite seen his way clear to taking Z.
second wife. / think he is rathe-
limid about introducing disturbing
element into his family. If it were
not for his lack of courage Mr.. Caine'
would stand very much higher in the.
church" Mr. Cannon, who is ais
here now, has three wives and at on
time had them all in Washington witt
| him. PHoNo.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-04

The Chinese Minister, in behalf OF
his Government, has delivered let
ter to Secretary Frelinghuysen, rela-
tive to AMMAN. The following ex-
tract gives the spirit of the communi-
cation: eff France desires to main
tain friendly relation with China,
why shohld we not discuss matters
amicably? If she insists upon invad-
ing the northern part of AMMAN,
where our troops be stationed this In
dictates that she IS determined tc
break the friendly tie and our troops
there cannot remain with folded arms
but must meet them in the field. we
therefore send this communication tc
all the foreign powers, showing al
ever friendly tie being broken. The
cause of the rupture does not come
from China"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-04

"Mr. Beeoher, when the dogma O.
a hell is knocked in the head, how
are you to appeal to men in such a
way as to lift them out Of their
boots?"
''Preach retribution," answered the
great thinker, in very emphatic
manner. "No intelligent person be-,
lieves in literal burning hell, but
when men come to learn that their
sins will find them out and there ~
no chance of escaping the punish
ment Of wrong-doing you have got &
moral lever that will control the VIC
lences of human nature and send Il
through the ages Of eternity in the
right direction"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-04

HE dance given in Centennial
pal' last Thursday night, by the
rustees of this school district, was a
'suecess, financially and otherwise. The
sa'e OF tlckets--$3 each-amouuted
\ Sl59. Expenses, all told, s3S,
%aSing a net profit of S95. That
uance was one Of the most enjoy
V'0 ever given in the Basin, was the
q nanlmous verdict Of those who par
A S'ipated. Eight sets tripped through
merry quadrills, and there were
"HcerS enough for three or foul
VIC sets, but not room enough. The
Iooi children were well represent
and the youngsters were a happy
%enlent, and added more than littl,
the hfe of the dance. The musi,
q : FURNISHED, Ia by Philip Ranft, Ralpl
10'ilfle, Frank Church, VIM. Tincher
Ill uermain and Chris. METER
nc callers, and Walt. Galbreaitl
sss manager. The supper, whicI
kbooIp prepared by the pupils of tn
tb and their parents, was sprea'
sno school house, and consisted o
H. 'n trlg that keen appetite coul'
The profits of the dance vii
"a ON ''|ards improving the schoc
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-04
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the postoflice at lnaho City
on the Both day of November, which, If
not taken out in 80 days, will be sent to
the dead letter office
FLIP Buletti, James Callen, Allen
Chamberlain. Mr.. Farney, VIM. Kinkade.
Harvey Keline, A. Lay, Martin Madden,
Mayor of Idaho City, Edward Newcomer
Christ Rivas, j. II. b. Williams, Z; {,
Wilke.
Persons calling for any of the above
letters will please say advertised"
S. c. SILSBY, p. NJ.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-04
Idaho City Charge, ri. II. Church,
Plan for November.

First, second and third Sundays,
Idaho City, morning and evening,
Fourth Sunday, Lower Garden Val
ley, morning; Upper Garden Valley,
afternoon. viii visit the mining
camps as opportunity may offer.
The public are cordially invited to
attend all these services.
L. n. B. ANDERSON, Pastor.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-04
EnterpriSsng Ladies.
Bellevue Chronicle.

One bright and sunny afternoon
about three weeks ago, two enterpris-
ing ladies Of Bellevue, made their
way over the river, and in rambling
over the hills in the neighborhood Of
Lees gulch-the place of many good
and paying mines-their quick eyes
caught sight of indications Of ore
that the sturdy prospectors overlook
ed. A location was made and record
ed, and work commenced on the
same. The result is that the ladies
are rewarded with the prospect OF "a
fine mine. A little walk is positive
benefit to ladies and more of this
healthful experience might be en-
gagged in to very great advantage.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-04

The "Old Salt Lake. troubles arr
on the eve Of being revived at ri
Paso, Texas. In 1889 and 1870, Nc
jor Zinpleman placed soldiers scrip
upon the lands, which included thos-
deposits which are situated about 40
miles from the Sierra Blanca. Mexi-~
cans were in the habit of taking salt
from them every year, and resisted
the rangers in their efforts to estab-
fish Zimpleman's rights. The conflict
resulted in the death Of several Mex
leans, rangers and citizens. The
Mexicans now claim that Zinpleman'<
scrip does not cover all the land, and
train of eighteen wagons has set out
for them from San Elizario, Socorra
and old Mexico to take salt. The
Sheriff and rangers have been notified
: and another Lincoln county war may
be inaugurated at any moment. Ziln-
pleman says he will 'stand them off, =
if he has to raise thousand men
F; The situation is extremely critical!
and bloodshed is expected. The
, Mexicans number forty well armed
men, and are determined to enforce
what they think their rights. They
i have an American surveyor along
Il with them.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-04
Buried Trees il, Washington.
Washington Republican Nov 1st.

A most remarkable discovery was
made by the workmen engaged in
digging the foundation for the new
Casino building on Connecticut ave
nue., near Seventeenth street, yester-
day. In the northwest section Of the
foundation al excavation was dug
twenty-three feet below the surface,
and through bank Of solid red and
black clay twelve feet thick, for the
purpose Of constructing a lowering
stage. At this depth, and below the
solid twelve feet mass Of clay, dense
forest and thick growth Of plants
were found. The formation of the
trees is perfect: They resemble ash
cedar, and poplar, and it has proba
bly, been thousands Of years since
they saw the light Of day before
The wonderful sight Of a subterrane
an forest so far below the surface wa
witnessed by hundreds Of people yes
terday, and many specimens Of tn
grass and trees We're carried away a
curiosities. One piece Of wood am
olump OF grass were sent to the Whit
House.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-04

1t is with narrow-souled people as
with narrow-necked bottles: the less
they have in them the more noise
they make in pouring it out.-[Pope.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-04

\ Texas judge fined a member OF
his bar SIC last week for contempt OF
court-the lawyer went out to take a
drink without asking the judge to
ioin him.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-04

The following bits are plucked
here and there from the local columns
of the Democrat:
Fish ponds will soon be common
enough in this part of Idaho.-A can
OF German carp arrived last week for
Albert Wilson, Of Payette. The fish
were all alive and healthy. Supreme
Court will probably convene on the
3D., and adjourn until the present term
of District Court ends.-Master Ursa
Bacon had one Of his arms injured at
the skating rink last week. 1t is not
| yet known whether it is broken.-
Hon. John Haley is slowly recover.
ing, but not yet out Of danger.-The
Katie Putnam troupe left last Wed
nesday for Butte, Montana. They
performed in Boise five nights, hay
ing Templar Hall packed with peopl,
each night-Mr. Annett, of the tel
ephone company, met with success a
Caldwell, having secured fifteen sub
scribers without delay last week. Ell
will endeavor to connect Boise Git
with Caldwell, Middleton, Falll's stor
and other points on Payette, and wit
Idaho City, Rocky Bar and Silver
Mr.. Arnett is in Boise City again t
complete work previously commence
in that line.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-04

JOE CAVE and Marshal Eli have
made light, but strongly construct
ed sled, Of hard wood, with snow
shoe shaped runners, for Nose Kemp
ner, Idaho City and Banner mail car
rier. Moses proposes to show US that
he can run his sled and keep the road
open all winter, Notwithstanding the
many doubts expressed as to the pos
sibility of running his rig over the
route when the snow falls deep. He
will hitch on two horses, one in front
of the other, and will start out on his
first trip with the sled tomorrow.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-04
.EuSt Received.

c. NJ. Henderson's special Gum
Boots; every pair warranted. If they
crack or leak in 80 days, money re-
funded. Per pair. So w
Mems snow excluders, over shoes 2 %
extra Arctic & =" oU
Monitor oO
Ladies' snow excluding " g l 70
Boys 6 " W
Misses extra arctic l %a
c,b;laorn,s g 6 /" I" | 0C
CAVE with IT. RJHI,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-04

Mr.. KINGSLEY has the names Of
hen subscribers to the library fund on
Abe list, and each is down for SO
a,ood enough for a starter.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-04
WE take the following extracts

WE take the following extracts
from the Ketchum Keystone:
Frank Harvey is driving stage be-
tween Galena and Sawtooth. Ore
shipments to the Philadelphia smelt-
ers still continue, although there
is considerable on hand at the works.
Dave Teachenor came in from the
Pride of Idaho mine the other morn
ing for blasting powder. He reports
the mine in good condition and says
the boys are taking ont considerable
orc. Since the 18th Of November
twenty locations have been left with
Deputy Recorder James Judge fol
record, six Of which were made
Thursday evening by one man or
Warm Spring creek about SIX miles
. from town. The Ketchum and Chal
lis wagon road is now completed fol
stages and light wagons. The new
school house was dedicated on the 23C
l by an exhibition by the scholars ant
speech by Rev. l. 7. Osborne. Not
withstanding the dormancy Of Gale
mas mines, they have shipped owe
, 100000 worth of ore during the pas
u season. Only twenty persons vii
|. winter in that place.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-04

As beautiful wall paper, in design
zapd colors, as you ever saw, Just re-
Eceiyed at Silsby's.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-04

EVERY sleigh in town is already
engaged for the Centerville ball, Dec.
14tb and there is demand for more.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-04

\ Losr.-A package Of greenbacks.
Mo reward will be paid for their re-
atprn to NJ. G. Luney.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-04

Mr.. H. GIBB IN, came up on Sat
L,rdsv's stage and will remain here a
New days.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-04

srrrquING throughout the Basin Is
Excellent.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-04

MRs. C. MARCUS has just received
Hhe finest stock Of Christmas goods
8ever brought to the Basin. Look
Sput for ad. next Friday.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-04
|sonaa-Hp of gaeal- lilies,

wop1p, BY carrier, 81 per quarter.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-04

prv. T. w. Crook preached at
Sunday to large congre-
catiOn.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-04

LADIES and gentlemen, call and
see. | have many very beautiful ar
tieles suitable for Christmas gifts, and
all of which | will dispose of at less
than half price. No trouble to show
noods. and no offense if no purchase
IS made. must and will sell, II any
one wants, what l have on hand.
Yours, truly, MRS. EMERY.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-04

JAS. FREEMAN and Jas. Price, VINO
who have been at work in the Olym-
pia mine, Summit Flat, glided down to
town Sunday. Snow Is seven leet
deep up there.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-04

MRs. JOHN REEL has been sick the
past few days with erysipelas.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-04
S25 REV. ARD,

T OST ON THE gid ULT BETWEEN
Ii my store and Mr.. Barry's, or near my
premises, fine gold watch and Chin,
gold chain. The finder will receive Il; :
above reward by returning said watch au>s
chain to me pom AZ.
Dec. 3, 1888,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-04
J. CAVE with II. RUHL.

WE received the following card a
few days ago, and are anxiously look
mo for the Tribune, which we have
placed upon our exchange list;
OMAHA, NEE, Nov. 20, 1883.
The undersigned will about Dec.
lst begin the publication OF the Cald-
we'll Tribune, at Caldwell, Idaho. 1t
will be a 6-column folio paper.
Please place it on your exchange
LET W. J. CUDDY.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-04


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Tuesday, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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HGaad-Ip pl Sps"''''s''
+
WORLD, by carrier, TX per quarter.
SLuGnING throughout the DaSih y
EXCELLENT.
y W CRooK preached at
lilo Sunday to a large congre-
] ration.
CO.
Mh. - a iii ronaa hove >
Rfaaj '''
n I.r--1o11 uonar n das;n,
% 1900 90 vo,, ever saw. inst re-
.1 - s;lshv's
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& L'Sr'-A p''N'
s50 reward VII, DC pau ~ '
turn to NJ w. l1u'''J'
EVERY sleigh in town IS already
fngSa57a lot VIC ~',0' -'-o ~ ~
i4'h' anu 'lIo-o = . -.o-l-~--' 80 'i''' "
n Mr.. KINGSLEY has the names oi
hen subscribers to the library fund or
d. list, and each is down for $40
Mood enough for a starter.
49, q M,n-7-- La. incl roce;vec
e4 s4oo1, of e4br;s+n,os oooa,
I,,h4 - 4ha Ras;n To-,
,.4 r.;do
Rev. FATHER HARTLE1B will hol'
#liyine services IN this county, as tol
lows:
u"'> .'' ''--'J' ~ '
pun a''on'] o.,
o'",'''0 y, Tl'r IN ''''' ~ ~,
G9''s' W, : ''''''S' = 1ct :,
l1"''' 0-.3, 11-----y'
A FELLOW who has been aroun
these diggings" short time, 'trea
ed the house" two or three times IN
Saloon at this place the other evening
and the saloon keeper reminded M
that he forgot to pay for the llqul
'Ihe fellow then became quite insul
ang, and exhibited a big knife, IN Ii
I'M pocket. The saloon keeper e
h0lted six-shooter, and struck
the fellow two or three times. but
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-04

Rev FATHER HARTLEIB will hold
Eiyine services in this county, as fol-
bow:
Garden Valley, Dec. Sth, (feast Of
Pbligation.)
Granite Creek, Sunday, Dec. 9th
i CenterviIlo, Tuesday, 18th
i Idaho City, Sunday, 10th
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-03-22
DETROIT MARK TS.
DETROIT. March. |

DETROIT, March. IL.
WHEAT.-The market has been quiet for
several days. and prices remain about the
same. The quotations for the day arc: No.
White, Sl.0Gsl; No. . White, 92(d92l@c No. 3
White, S3c; No 3 Red, $1091S
FLorR-There has been no material change
In the position OF the flour markets, and moth
ing done worth of note. The prices, receipts
and shipments remain about the same Mich
igan white wheat, low grades, $3.6544 90 f;
Michigan white wheat mediums, s4.6501S5. 90 T:
Michigan white wheat choice common, s.. 25Cl
$3.50; Michigan white wheat, roller process,
IS. 100000; Michigan white wheat, patents,
S65OtdSIO0; Minnesota, bakers -. 1560 500 (;
Minnesota, patents, $1.15d$S.00.
FEED.-The demand for corn and oats is
merely local, and the offerings are very limit
ed: Corn, 51(95Sc Oats, 45(cl47lSc; coarse feed,
s15,60tdsl7,0O.
DRY GooDs.-No marked change is noted in
the dry goods market. Early spring goods are
in the market, and but very few changes can
be noted In the quotations. In brown
sheetings the price varies from q to
5 cents. In bleached cottons the famous
Fruit of the Loom and Lonsdale
remain firm at 91Tc, and York Mills is steady
at lie. Prints vary In price from to 615c
Ginghams are in good demand at 8 to 1016c.
CoAI,-Quotations are as follows: Stove,
Crate, Egg and Nut 81. 80; Lehigh lump IS. Is
WooD-The market is steady at the follow
ing prices; Beech and Maple 500: Maple
and Hickory, $500
STOCK MARKET.--The stock market has been
and Is very dull. Prices are about the same as
for the last week on all grades. In cattle the
quotations are: Extra Steers, $5.50td$5. 10:
Medium Steers, S4.15(I $500.
The sheep market Is active, with prices about
the same as last week, $600(d$6.5O for good
and for common $4OQ(ds4.15.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-03-22
Anecdotes OF Cats.

Ii appears that the lives of cats are
full of instances like these and they
have given to poor pussy, unfortunate
ly, bad reputation, despite of her in
nocent, most peaceful and most medi-
tative appearance as she slumberously
purrs on the hearthrug by the fireside.
She has not only character for felony,
but has been supposed from time i'm
memorial to have dealings with the in.
visible world and especially with the
worst characters there. The cat, what
ever its character during the day, has
been supposed only to use that as an
outward and visible sign or veil, con-
cealing its dark and unhallowed enter
prises and transactions during the night
Sir Walter Scott was II man of strong,
| healthy common sense--if ever there
| was such "A man-but he was frightened
by n eat. When he was Il young man
he went to see that curious and ILL
conditioned piece of human nature, the
Black Dwarf, ''bowed Davie Richie, :"
in his den. a gloomy Bit of hut After
they had sat together little while, thu
dwarf, glaring nj Scott. said, Man ha'
We ony poo'r?' meaning by this, OF
course. supernatural power. Scott dis
claimed any gift of this sort. The
dwarf stretched his finger out to Il cor
ner, where for the first time Scott be-
came aware that n green-cyed, black
grimalkin was sitting and intently glar-
ing at him. AS the dwarf extended his
! finger TO the cat, he said to Scott, "He
has POOR and, ridiculous as the in
stance seems, Scott declares that q
strange feeling of awe and terror crept
over him rs he sat between the green
eyes of the cat on one side and the fin.
ger and voice of the Black Dwarf on
| the other.
And if our readers are surprised that
so sensible man as Sir Walter was
susceptible To such an infection, we must
say that the influence of the cat has
sometimes moved very strangely char
acterS who might have seemed To be
even much more remote from such in
| fluence than the poetic temperament of
the great Northern Wizard-Napoleon
for instance, the great, self-possessed
master of mighty hattlefields, who could
ride with unmoyed nerve while shot and
shell were tearing up the earth round
about him. After the battle of Wagram,
when he with his suite occupied the
palace of Schonbrunn, one of his aides
| de-camp was proceeding TO rest very
late at night, Napoleon having retired
much earlier; passing the door of his
great CAP tain's apartment, he heard a
scuffling and singular noises and repeat
ed calls from the Emperor. Rushing in,
probably expecting some conspiracy,
possibly murder scene, he saw the
great soldier of the age half-undressed,
thick beads ofperspiration dropping from
his forehead, his drawn sword in his
hand; with which he was making lunges
through the dark at an invisible enemy;
and all this "much ado about nothing"
was caused by poor, innocent cat, who
had somehow secreted herself in the
bed-chamber. History pauses here. We
know not whether in the fray she nimbly
escaped, but we fear it is more probable
that beneath the passion of the mad vic
tor her days were numbered.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-03-22
NATIONAL CAPITAL.

Gen. Hazen's administration of tn,
signal service is 10 be investigated.
The issue of standard silver dollars
from mints for the week ended March 10 wa.
10000; for the corresponding period last year
IA, 400.
In the court of claims judgment fol
$40, 535 has been rendered for the claimant In
the case Of Stephen Duncan, executor, suit
against the government for cotton DESTROYED
on the Mississippi river during the war Of the
rebellion.
Minister Lowell has written to the
department in Washington "a to what course
he shall pursue In regard to the crimes act of
Ireland, which has just received royal sanction.
The 'crimes" act Is but revival of the alien
act which directly concerns our relations with
tie British government, as there are many
Americans resident In Ireland The gist OF
Secretary Frelinghuysen's reply to these in
quiries Of Lowell Is to the effect that he low
ELI must use his own discretion az there are no
specific rules that can be given for action I'm
the matter.