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Washington News Items

WASHINGTON, June 22.-The cost of the
star-route mail service in Louisiana and
Texas for the fiscal year about to end is
1888, l4l, q reduction of Sl4l,97S from the
cost Of the same service the preceding year
During the same time the cost per mile OF
service was reduced from SO 10 to 6S.lO
cents.
Ia the course Of a decision in the case OF
Troy vs., the Southern Pacific Railway com.
pany, the secretary Of the interior holds
the defendant In the suit has standing in
the decree has been executed. The score.
tary also says that after the case has been
decided and the particular relief grant ed
the land Office is not at liberty to grant any
other relief or direct any action co which
the party may appear to have been entitled
upon record If he had applied for 1t.
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GRAZING, FARM LANDS
TOR SALE.

Blocks of 100000 $4,000. 10000 10000, down
to $40 acre tracts, in healthful, beautiful coun
inv we'll watcred, occati onal groves of timber,
Convenient 10 railroads, of first selections and
perfect tile; located A. D. 1852. See these, the
famous Peters Colony" or Premium Texa
Emigration and Land Company lands, as
shown on official maps Of the counties OF Calla'
han. Stephens. Shackelford, Palo Pinto, Young.
Throckmorton and Baylor. Also see map OF
Callahan county, T. 4 N. o. R. r.. sections Nos
IL Q, Q and south half No. and No. l, IN Tay
Ior county, at g. SO 10 SO per acre; one.lhi1d OF
more cash; balance interest lien notes ! ana .
years II you wish to buy Of the most desirable
lands In North Texas. inspect said !nnds; then
apply 70 L. S. GRAHAM, Graham, Young Co.
Texas
~ Daily stage leaves from weatherfordr on
Teves q y rjfin RailrOad
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Other Events at Home and Abroad

New YORK, June ea.-{special Gov.
ernments unchanged.
Railroads quiet and lower.
Texas u Pacific, Rio Grande first, "a Ia.
Houston & Texas Contra, tirsts, $ll3 IA.
Galveston, Harrisburg e San Antonio
500.
Missouri, Kansas & Texas 6's. 50 rs.
Stocks stronger and quiet.
Denver & Rio Grande 46.
Houston e. Texas Central unchanged.
Missouri, Kansas & Texas, S03S.
Missouri Pacific, 1902 rs.
Cotton dull but steady; spots unchanged;
total sales of the day, 5000; Galveston
arrivals, 1902; futures point lower.
Coffee firm: Rio 95S; spots stronger;
sales, $50; futures points higher.
Provisions quiet and firm.
Crop reports are encouraging.
The Nickle Plate gets 10 per cent of the
east bound live stock shipments.
New YORK, June 22-IPress. govern
ments STEADY; railroads firm; state securi-
ties quiet.
Stocks opened strong, but soon after the
opening became teverish, and there was
seesaw of fluctuations over Q narrow range
during the greater part OF the forenoon,
though on the whole the tendency was up
ward and the net result of business in the
forenoon was an advance of 1.8 to 1-2 on
the active list, the latter on Western Union.
Alter II o'clock the market was stronger
and prices advanced until about l p. m,
the advance being is to 3S on the general
list, IL on Lake Erie & Western, but after
| o'clock the advance OH the general mar
ket was lost and there was decline of IA
to Is. the latter for Jersey Central to S5s;
Lake Shore, 49, New York Central. 5.S;
Wabash preferred, 81; Louisville & Nash.
vile, Lackawapna and Reading, 5-S each;
the remainder Of the active list declining
l to IL. In the last hour the market was
quiet at first, further decline of is to Ia
in addition to the decline noted at 2, taking
place, but in the last half hour the marker
was stronger and there was recovery of
l.S to IL in the general list. Richmond &
West Point recovered 3.4 to 80, and Metro
politan Elevated sold at 80, being decline
of per cent. as compared with last night.
The market closed irregularly, some stocks
being higher and some lower, though
changes in the active list were not great.
Transactions. 259, 405 shares.
Cotton futures were dull and had de-
clined 3 to 2-l00, but part of the loss was re.
covered, especially as regards the late
months,
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The Olive Branch

PARIS, June 22.-The Gauleis says: Mar.
quis T'seny, the Chinese ambassador. al
an interview yesterday with Prime Minis.
ter Ferry, declared the government was de.
sirOus OF compromising the difficulty be.
tween France aud China. There will be q
further interview between Using and Fer.
ry, and prospects for satisfactory settle.
ment are favorable,
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THE Boston Herald thinks the star.route
business will hurt the republican party
more than any scandal since the days Of
the salary grab and the credit mobilier. II
will have to hurt that party great deal
more than did those scandals to give the
country any relief. If the people in the
past few years had paid more attention to
the public scandals in political life they
would not be constantly hearing OF new
ones now. The public is very severe upon
some petty individual thief, but the crimes
OF great party 20 unpublished.
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General Wallace and the Porte

CoNsTAYrIrorLR, June 22,-General Wal
lace, the American minister, has refused to
accept the notice given by the porte of the
termination of the treaty of commerce be-
tween Turkey and the United States on the
ground that it was given too late. The
American consul has gone to Baltas,
Asiatic Turkey, to inquire into the case OF
Two American missionaries attacked and
nearly killed by Hurdles near that place.
General Wallace has demanded and the
porte has promised that the persons guilty
of the outrage shall be punished.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

Those desiring to change their adj
yertlsements or 10 insert new ones,
will confer a favor by handing their
oopy into the business Office In the fore.
noon, In order that 1t may receive
proper attention.
Notice is hereby given that wood
cuts will not be inserted on and after
this date. Advertisers now running
the same will please furnish new ones
rs soon rs possible.
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CHICAGO, June 22.-The Germantown,
Pennsylvania, Telegraph, one of the oldest
and most profitable weeklies in Pennsyl.
vania, has been purchased through the
generosity of George w. Childs, by Henry
W. Raymond, son of the late Henry j.
Raymond, who has been for years past lit.
erary editor of the Chicago Tribune. The
transfer does not take place until August
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The Brooklyn bridge 10 starting off badly.
Twentv-one suits have been instituted
against the trustees Of the bridge for dana.
ges by relatives Of the victims Of the .disas-
Yer on Decoration day, the aggregate
amount asked being very large. Ash Jury
has already condemned the trustees a. be-.
ing At fault, those claimants for damages
arc likely to be successful. Aside from this
fact, the bridge receipts lack from 900 to
900 per day Of making the great span .
paying Institution 10 that II promi.
~ 70 become ~ elephant on shs New York
peeplep hauds.
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Nxw YoRx city, Boston, St. Louis and
Chicago, with the chances in favor Of the
selection Of the latter, are bidding for the
national democratic convention next year
while Cincinnati and one or two other
places, are equally anxious to be selected a,
the point for holding the republican con.
vention. Cincinnati appears to have the
best chance In the latter case. 1t Is more
than likely now as parties and issues ar,
being organized and shaped, that the place
Of holding these great conventions mex,
year, will have but little influence upon the
nominations.
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The towns within one hundred miles oil
New York city are contemplating seriously
che question of quarantinlng against Sun
day excursionists from the metropolis
The roughs of the great city, who join these
Sunday excursions to interior towns, render
sle Sabbath terrible experience to the
quiet villagers. Their visitation, for the
time being, is more dreaded than an appear
ance of the cholera,
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Crooks boom, as might have been OK.
pected from the sensational and impulsive
character Of the American people has CON-
menced. One exchange dominates him for
major-general and dozen others scattered
over the country have began to write him
up in eItravagant terms. Another Indian
fight might boom him tor the presidency.
Who knowsr The general in question
ought TO feel grateful to the Apaches for
bringing him into notice.
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Won by Mrs. lanCtry.

LONDON, June 22.-At Stock bridges race
for the Arlington plate Handicup, 100
guneas, was won by. Langtry, Lace.
The last betting was 2 to l against Mrs.
Langtry, 7 to 2 against Lacemen, 6 to 4
against Arkansas. Mrs. Langtry won by a
length, Arkansas u bad third.
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IT is said that $50. 600 were invested
by Englisbmen in Mexican cattle ranches
last year. 1t won't be long, If this species
of investment by English capitalists con-
tinues, before the restrictions by Great
Britain upon the importation Of American
cattle will be removed. The relief will come
from within.
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a lsiv Dividend

NRw York, June 22.-The directors ofthe
Canada Southern railway company hays
declared dividend Of 9 per cent, PAYABLE
the let OF August next.
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PoRK.rAcKINa and art are not generally
associated together in the mind or other
wise, but the American hog, it is crafty.
ing to know, can be made to foster the ps.
thetic at times. FREDERICK LAYTON, a pork.
packer of.Milwaukee, has given 800, 600 to
that city, devoid Of conditions, for the
erection OF an art gallery, he to select the
model In Europe this summer.
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France and tho Vatican.

RoMR, June 22.-The protest recently
sent by the pope to President Grevy, re.
garding church matters in France was
couched in an amicable though firm tone,
His holiness points out the painful position
Of the church In France, because of the
policy Of the republic during the last few
years, and says laws hostile TO the church
are now being prepared. He hopes the
pacific assurances by France, at various
times really signify desire to avoid a
painful conflict which would DO equally
disastrous TO both church and state, re-.
quests President Grevy TO use his influ.
ence to prevent such COLLECT,
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KELLOGG is trying to come a..sharp game Of
bull.dozing over the administration, SO far
as the prosecutions AGAINST him are con.
cerned. He declares unless he is sent home
with his skirts clean, the republicans can.
not carry Louisiana next year. 1.-The can con
vince his party leaders OF this fact he Is
perfectly safe.
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BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, June 23,--Daniel
Woemeldert stabbed his brother.in.law, JEFF,
Morris, near fremont, TassWell county.
last evening. He died Al 10 o'cloSt
to-day. There were thirteen stabs
IN the body, any one Of which would
have proved fatal, Morris acted In Iii.
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Emphatic Denial

NASHVILLE, June 22.-Judge John L.
Garner, in a telegram from Jackson, says
the charge that he tried to bride witnesses
TO swear falsely in the Hopkins Michel
case Is UNANIMOUSLY false in all its length and
plete. o- ~ o0ii'
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"A ComnOtiOn

susouEHANNA, June 22.-There is com.
motion among the officials of the Erie rail.
way over the mysterious disappearance Of
$4,000 in transit from New
York to this place. The package
was expressed by the Marine hank, of New
York, to the Susquehanna Valley bank
here. The bank officials found the pack.
age filled with blank papers.
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riust Hold tho Fort

ROM, June 22.-tspecial.l lyon schlmz.
or, the German representative at the yati.
can, has been ordered not to quit Roma
until the late of the church bill In the Prus.
sian diet Is decided. '"''
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three or four decapitations have taken
place, the failure in all the cases referred to
TO carry out the sentence of the courts
being attributed to the direct or indirect
interference OF the emperor.
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York, o. s"
PnoylpEscr. June 22,-philadclphia, o;
Providence, 10. "
BUFFALO, June 22.-Chicago, 2; BUT.
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Laundry Burned

Troy. N. Y, June 22,-G. NJ. Hopkin's
laundry burned this morning, with 5000
dozen collars and cuffs, owned by different
manufacturers. Loss, $4,000; Insurance.
$4,000. There was a panic among Tho
operatives and many narrow escapes.
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CHICAGO, June 22.-William McCollom
and William Laskty, formerly employees OF
Fowler Bros, who, in the McGeoch- Fowler
lard investigation, testified for the prosecu
ton that the Fowlers lard was largely
adulterated, and yesterday testified in
behalf of the defense that their former state.
ments were false in every particular, and
that they were hired by the prosecution for
$40 to make such statements, were arrested
to-day and held in bonds to the 3Oth
instant to answer to the charge of perjury.
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Anti-Jewish Rlofs

ST.. GALL, SWITZERLAND, June 22-serious
riots against the Jews have occurred here.
A number Of Jewish shops were pillared
and The police stoned while endea yorinr m
stop the excesses. Soldiers were Summoned
~ quell the disturbance.
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No Ouoru,n.

CONCORD, N. H., June 22.-At the Joint
convention for senator to-day no quorum OF
either house was present, consequently no
choice. Votes will be taken Monday
Tuesday, "''
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The suez Canal and Electric Lighting

PARIS, June cat a banquet of the
electricians last night, De Lesseps mazda
speech, appealing to persons present 70
compete Tor the prize to be awarded for the
hest means Of lighting the Suez canal with
electricity "'''
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A Threat and u Threat Only.

ATHENS, June 22.-Placards have been
posted in different parts ofthe city by the
anarchist which contain the threat 10 de.
stroy the royal palace, and the ancient
monuments by explosives.
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Failures,

New YORK, June 22,-Business failures
for the week number Isl, as compared with
1856 last week. New England, 10: middle,
%; western, As; southern, i3; Pacific states
and territories, 81; Canada, 20; New York
city,.
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SATURDAY, JUNE ae. 1888.

PARTIES who contemplate leaving the city
f,r the summer, will confer favor by
leaving their names and destination at this
Office for publication.
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As the celebration of the Fourth OF July
DAVIS nearer and nearer, warnings against
tho toy pistol will continue to become more
and more in order.
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Terrific Exulostou

sourH CHICAGO, ILL.,, June GA te,.
riho explosion occurred this morning Al
blast furnace No. 8, of the North Chicsro
Rolling mills. Thirty.fvs tons Of molten
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FIGURES won't lie, and sagacious man
OF business knows a good thing when he
eees H.
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No business man can afford to absent
himself from the meeting at the Exchange
this morning.
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INDICATIONS.

For the Cult States Partly cloudy weethei
local rains i'm GAS, portion: easterly to southery
winds; nearly stationary tenn erature and pres
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HERE is the long talked OF opportunity.
Let those who mean what they say avail
themselves Of Il, or forever hold their
peace.
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The man who fails to subscribe to the
cotton factory has not the material interests
OF the city at heart.
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Price: UuTicURA, so cts. and q per boy RE.
ss,oLvEsT, 81 per bottle, CurIcURA SOAP. rs eta
CurICuRA SHAVING SoAP,l5c Sold eyerywhere
Potter Drug and Chemical Co.. Roston
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SUBSCRIPTION 10 the cotton factory is not
charity; it is an investment that will yield
heavy profit.
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THE WORLD OVER.

New York Special Commercial Tele.
gram-Stoeks and the Staple.
China Extends the Olive Branch TO
France.
Mrs. Langry Wins Race at Stock.
bridge, England.
General Wallace not to be POh-pOohed
by The Porte.
The Rascality In the Lard Deal Leak
ing Out.
Business Failures for the Week-SI.ish
Decrease.
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CINCINNATI, June 22,-The Chester parl
running races, fifth and last day; the
weather was fine and track good attend
ance fair
First Race-For two-year. olds, half-mils
heats; Bridget, l, l Miss Brewster, 9, 2
Hardness, 3, distanced Time-52, 80 -.
Second Race-All ages, two and one
quarter miles; Highhyer, first Morgan
Spy, second. Time-4:lO 1.2.
Third Race-For beaten horses. mile
heats; Little Buttercup, /, / Red Fox, 2
2; Jarcose, 3, 3; Emile Boullier, 4, O4. Lille
Emily and Correct were distanced. Time
las 10, l:47.
TOLEDO, o., June Braces, last day
2'40 class. purse 5000; Burns Dayton Belle
and Castennria were drawn; Belle F was
the favorite at $40 to SIS for field summary
Cresco, Z, l, l, /; Doctor Frank, |, ., 2, 3
Belle f, l, 3, 3. 2; Lady Lawrence. 3, 7, 5, 4
Maynard, 3, SO, A.; Purcell, 5, 4, 5; Mary p
~, 9; Blue Bell, distanced. Time-2.33 -
23l IL, 2:35 | 2.
Second Race-Free-for-all, pacing, purse
5000; Flora Bell was the prime tavorite
Flora Bell, /, |, l; Sailor Boy, 3, 3, q Matte
Hunter, 2, dstanced. Time-2:30 3.4
232 Ia, 2:4 l-2.
BRIGHTON BEACH, June 22--The mile
and an eighth, OF 3.year olds Caccaca won;
klng Fan, second; Harriet, third. Time
1853.
One mile-Hatchimie won, Annie c, Sec
ond; Bell Bird, third. Time--145.
One and three eight miles--H iarity won,
George Hakes, second Barnum, third.
Time-2:2 Ia.
Mlle-Hula won; Hostage, second Lit
tie Dan, third. Tlme-l;43 3d.
Hurdle race, mile and a half-Athol won;
oamillus. second; Greenway, third. Time
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ron were scattered in every direction. Two
men were horribly burned and will die
One is named Joseph Onions, the other il a
newcomer, name unknown. Fifteen men
are more OF less severely burned. IL is be.
heved none seriously. The explosion oc-
CURED just as the day men came on duty
ana Is believed 10 have been caused by a
defective ttue in the steam blast, which be-
came clogged and melted.
Lost.
LEAvENwoRrH, KAs., June 22.-Dayid
Phillips, BROTHER of Colonel William
J. Phillips, while suffering from
effects of heat left the train
on the Southern Pacific A
midnight about two weeks ago
and wandered off into a sandy desert,
twenty miles west OF Yuma,
Search was kept up ten
days by parties from Yuma,
California, but he was finally given M as
lost. Captain Phillips two sons were with
the searching party.
Escaped.
BosroN, June 22.-J. P. Odds, D, Holden.
and John Lerange, were arrested
at Southbridge on the charge of steal.
ing a large quantity of gold from
the American Optical company. Olds is a
respectable citizen and had charge of a
lp-ge stock of the company's goods. Odds
was placed in an upper room
OF the factory in charge Of an employee. He
Jumped through the window forty eight
feet, to the ground, swan the river and es.
capped to the woods.
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A YEAR hence you may regret that you
ne lected to take the tide at Its flood.
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SALT KHEVINl-
SALT KHEUNi.

Il, No system of remedies ever compounded so
.thoroughiy eradicate the diseases for whif h
Many, remarkable cures have come to NV
knowledge, and feel safe in warranting sstis.
faction If directions are followed. Mediaines
mat lnialiibly cure salt rheum, as Culicura
nemeuies do' VIII cure any kind of skin diseases
CHAS. Ii MORSE, Druggist,
Propri. tor Morse's Dyspepsia Cure,
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Escaped,
Adjusted,

AoJusteu.
SHANGHAI, June 22.-The difficulty be.
tween Chlna and France has been adjusted.
Pekin Immediately.
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Guticnra.
SALT RHEU'M
wonderful Cures Of Salt Rheum when Pby-
sicians, Hospitals and All Other
Means had Failed
SALT RHEIJN.

SALT RHEUM.
have been great sufferer with salt rhepm
ior many years, commencing In my head and
iace ana extending over the greater part of nv
pouy; | maze taken gallons of medicine for the
oloou OF diiferent kinds and tried good physic.
ians all OF which did me no good and came 10
me conclusion that could not be cured. But
irlend called my attention 10 Cuticura Remedies
Got them and used them until my skin is per.
lecliy smooth ana consider myself entirely
ouleu' louis .rniy b. WILSON LORD.
SALT KHEUM. ---------
Cutcura Remedies are the greatest medicines
on EARTH Had the worst case of salt rhenm in
me country. Ny mother had it twenty wears.
and In fact died from It, | believe tni,cnra
would have saved her life. NY arms, bresst and
head were covered for three years which moth
ing relieved or cur until l used the Cnticnra
kes0lvent blood purifier internally. and Cnu.
externally. + ~ hM WIS
NEWARK, OHIO.
SALT kHEUM. ------------
had tried everything had heard of in.tbe
east and west for salt rheum. NV case was CON
sidered very bad one MY face, head an.
some parts Of my body were almost raw iIead
covered with scabs and sores Suffering feartni
one very skilled physician said he would ratber
not treat II, and some of think now / am oniv
cured temporarily. l think not, for have no,
| particle OF salt rheum about me. and INV case
Is considered wonderful Thanks 10 Cut cnrs
Remedies. MRS 3 II WtJI ppi 9ura
DECATUR. Mich '''
- A yN a,
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causing extraordinary excitement md
onrlstians in the vicinity are intensely hos.
tlle 10 the accused men, and those 'xSo at
sehd me trial ieer the counsel for The de-.
tense when they rise to speak. 'Chs satbsr
Of the boy Schai Fl is one of tie nrisoners
u nos ssa, Titn the crime Ths boy, though
father, elected to do so. P,e tslis his s,orS S
with great GOODNESS, b. Il he rstnssd S'1 ny
,atners request to spe Ak in his native Ger
man, and elder Sci .srff declares the how
Mould TS not dare 10 t' ii lie in ths, tongue
naSsd piasoueis SPIT at and curse the wit
in rs against 'Aem. 1t has been ELECTED
Snb sne oourS Q of the trial that the boy
So 'lte'lds to become christian; that
a ne mas peer; told by the Catholic priests
nvJds tns alleged use of Christian blood in
had y the passover bread and that he
tha zen threatened by the police prior to
'A' opening of the examination.