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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-03-27

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March GA bill has
passed both branches Of the legislature, allow
ing pools to be sold on all races, but confning
that privilege to blood horse associations and
fairs. 1t prohibits selling to minors or intoxi-
Gated persons. The law has heretofore forbid
den the selling of pools on any races run out
side of the State.
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Assault with a Knife.

Last night Officers Massure and Sparrow ar
rested man named Pattison for an assault on
another named Kinds with knife On the
way to the station Pattison managed to throw
away the weapon,
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Foreign Imports.

GLASGOW. Steamship Busnos Ayrean-9 coils
wire rope 70 order, AS 900 hre bricks 10 Fiske 4
Coleman, S25 boxes clay pipes TO Emery & Furbish,
b2 ponies stations TO Powell Bros so packages
earthernware 70 Il Jose q Co.
LIVERPOOL. Steamship Brooklyn-26 crates OF
eartbernware 70 y Jose & Co.
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The Indian school at Oarlis,a

Is. Lekey in Friends Quarterly Examnerl
On the morning of the 10th Of May, 1882.
had the pleasure Of forming one Of party OF
sixteen, all bound from Philadelphia, to accept
at Carlisle barracks, Capt. Pratt's hospitality
n return for that shown to him and o party Of
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MAINE CUSTOM HOUSES.
The Receipts and Disbursements for the
Last Fiscal Year.

WASHINGTON, March 26-The Treasury De-
partment has just issued statement showing
the custom receipts dsdisbursementsibys dis
tricts for the fiscal year ending June 80, 1882
The following are the receipts for Maine:
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SOUTH AMERICA.

Serious Quarrel Between Brazil and the
Argentine Republic.
NEW York, March 26-Panama advices OF
the nth inst. report the quarrel between Bra
iii and The Argentine Republic has become
more serious. The point in dispute is as to
who shall appropriate Uruguay.
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tBy Ielegraph.)
NEW YORK, ,Alch. 26.-Money on call loaned down
from 10 to q; prime mercantile paper at 6G71z.
Exchange quiet at 80 for long and 4.63 for short
Governments "a higher for 415 and ext 5s but un-
changed for SIS and 4s. State bonds neglected Rail-
road bonds quiet and without particlar change.
Money closed offered at per cent.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
edfl27 600 shares.
me following are to-day's closing quotations Of
C.f4ra See
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Dry Goods syhoIesnIe rarke,.

PORTLAND. Mch. "a.
heeelyed By Maine Central Railroad, fer Portland
Al cars miscellaneous merchandise; for connecting
ROADS 80 cars miscellaneous merchandise.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Catholic Priest sued for Libel.

SPRINGFIELD, March 26-Cathariue Nc
Cam, Chcopee boarding house keeper, has
sued Father r. Healy Of that place for $4,000
for libel The Priest denounced her place
some time ago and as she claims ruined her
business.
Boston's Pu bic Library.
BosToS, March 26.-The aldermen this eve-
ming passed orders for the taking Of 1900
square feet of land on st. James avenue and
1900 on Dartmouth street in Back bay district
for a site for a new public librar5, the lard 20
cost S150,0o9. They also appropriated S450,000
for the building.
Committee which with an expert has been
engaged in examining the books of the water
commissioners reported the accounts were
found correct in every respect.
Gov. Butler and the Insurance Commis-
sionershIp.
There viii ba published in the morning a
letter sent - Gov. Butler by Hon. n. A.
Plympton, Withdrawing bis name az candi-
date for Insurance Commissioner, with Gov.
Buffers reply.
Gov Butler In his letter by insinnation
charges "a previous commissioner" specifically
r. the case Of the Knickerbocker Life 1n-
surance Company OF New York with using the
powers Of his Office 10 cover up the deficiencies
of insolvent coESTa9ies and makes other
charges in general way OF a serious natare.
He closes with paDegyric upon the character
of MF. PlymptoD and with the strongly ex-
pressed hope that he will continue to consider
himself a candidate.
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~~Ex- Congressman Thompson of Butler, Pa,
charged with raising note from $40O to S4OO0
was released yesterday, the prosecution falling
TO make out case.
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New Jerseu Rollinp Mllls star,i,,e. rr.,

TRENTON, N. j., March 26--Seven hundred
men have consented to resume work at the
rolling mills Of the New Jersey Steel & from
furnaces were started to-day,
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Chicago Grain Quetaiion..

PORTLAND, Mch. 26.
The following quotations Of Grain were received
by telegraph to-day by Bigelow q Co., l57 Com
mercial street. Portland;
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BY TELEGRAPH.

METEOROLOGICAL.
INDICATIONS FOR IHE NExT TWENTY FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL.
OFFICER, Washington, ID. @.
March q, l A, M,
For New England,
Partly cloudy weather. occasional rain on snow
with wind mostly northerly. Stationary or
lower temperature and pressure.
SPECIAL BULLETIN.
The barometer is highest in the north
west and lowest in North Carolina coast where
a storm OF slight energy moving in north
easterly track is central Occasional rain has
fallen in the South Atlantic States, Tennessee
and Ohio valleys and occasional rain
OF snow in the lake regions and
Northwest General rains have fallen in the
Pacific coast north Of San Francisco. Prevail
ing winds are northerly The temperature
has fallen slightly in the upper Lake region
Northwest and Gull States. and risen slightly
IN the Middle States and New England
Fair weather is indicated on Wednesday in
the South Atlantic, Middle States and New
England, and rain or snow in the upper Mis-
sissippi and Missouri valleys.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


PORTLAND, Mch. 26.
The markets continue quiet with no material
change in quotations.
The following are 10. days quotations of Flour,
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Elsur Grain.
Superlne and Nm. Corn, car lots. :. 76s
low grades. y 25G4 26 New Corn, car lotsG4,d7b
Spring and Corn bag lots..,,..., so
Xxx Spring. 25G6 90 Oats, car lots ........ 5S
Patent Spring Oats, bag lots. ........ go
wheats 8 DOGS rs Meal q ..........75
Michigan Win CottonSeed, car lots % 20
ter straights6 1906 20 CottonSeed, bag lots3o 90
DO roller. ..6 25M6 20 lSackedBran car lot,
st. Louis Win 20 O0a26 90
ter straight 6 25G6 50l do bag lots. -. =, 2S 90
Do roller g 60a7 90 AIiddlings, car lots. 2S 90
Winter Wheat do bag lots ..... 80 90
atents... a 26d7 75 5lRyo.,............... 1 80
Produce. Provisions.
Cranberries " bbl-- Pork
Maine. .l2 o0d13 90 Backs. 23 b0G24 90
Cape Cod.15 0oa17 o0l Clear. % 5oG23 90
Pea Beans 3 O0T3 is Mess 20 60d2l 90
Mediums. -. 2 1908 90 Mess Beef. ~ 00,dl2 so
German med2 45td2 so Ex Mess 13 00Gl3 so
Yellow Eyes3 2h@3 sol Plate, -, 10 o0Gl5 so
Onions " Dbl = 1oGS 90 lex Plate.16 GOAL 80
SweetPotatoes3 boL4 90 Hams. ..... 131l3l6c
Eggs " doz. 2lg22c Hams covered 13 Gi8c
Turkeys y b.. 24c Lard
Chickens. ..lSG2ocl Tub, y ID .12ls@12ss
Fowl L..,:........loGiScl Iierces. .12 al21s
Buuer. Pail .121ag13
Creamery, .26ol2Sc seeds.
GiltIEdge ver... ..25a2Sc Red Top ..S 75ta4 on
Choice. .22G24c Timothy. ,,..2 lOG2 so
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The following quotations Of stocks are reported
and correeUed daily by Woodbury. & Moulton (meIn-
eers OF the Boston Stock Exenange) corner Of Mid
die and Exchange streets.
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WASHINGTON.
Maine Bids for Granite.

Maine Bids for Granite.
WASHINGTON, March 25.--Bids for furnish
ing granite for the Washington monument
were opened at the War Department today.
The Bodwell Granite Company bid 65 cents
per cubic foot, the Hurricane Island Company
5l cents, and the Mount Waldo Company 06
cents. Other companies ontside Of Maine bid
higher.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-29
PERILS OF THE COUNTRY.

As soon as Mrs. John Simpson. OF Metrop'
oils, heard that her siX-year.old son was
crowned in the Ohio she committed sui
dice.
Jacob Haughman, aged 65, OF Conestoga
township. Pa met his death by falling from
a ladder from whibh he was picking cher
rics.
While Benny Carter, OF Salem, Va. was
leaning over his boat hauling in fish, he
was seized with cramps, fell overheard, and
was drowned.
pemel Dorrity. aged &c. went in bathing
in the canal near Syracuse. After climb
inc out upon the bank he was seized with
terrific cramps, fell into the water, and was
drowned.
John J. McElhorne Jr., aged II, OF Ard.
mole, Pa, went bird shooting contrary to
law. The gun went off prematurely and
so did McEIhorne's leg. Amputation did
not save him, end he died.
In attempting to cross a stream by walk
ing on log thro Sn across, Mary and Kate
Lsnner of Millerstown, Pa, were drowned.
Mary became nervous, suddenly caught
hold Of her sister, and both fell in.
While visiting in the country near Sum-
merville Mills, Ga, several little girls
PLAYING together obtained toy pistol.
Minnie Ship now carries a ball in her
check. and Mamie Steine has died from q
wound in the stomach
Moses Stuart went fishing in Whites
Creek near Chattanooga, Tenn. He car.
ried some dynamite cartridges with him.
one of which exploded, tore off one side OF
his head, and knocked him into the creek,
where he was drowned
An eight.year old lad from the city who
was visiting at Port Jervis wheeled the
baby carriage, containing his twoyear old
brother, out on the towpath OF the canal.
left him there, and went for cherries. A
gust Of wind blew both baby and carriage
into the canal.
In bingham, Me, Arthur Wilder. while
bathing. Jumped into rowboat. After be
had pushed out into the stream he noticed
that the oars were missing. The boat was
soon in the 'Narrows," where the current
runs at the rate Of six knots an hour. He
became frightened jumped overheard, aud
was drowned.
Aaron Pinney, Jr., Of Tarifville, fell
thirty feet from q cherry tree. The fall
produced conclusion Of the spinal column,
resulting in paralysis OF the lower eItrem'
tiles and death. He was sgraduate OF the
Columbia Law School, Washington. David
Schragham, OF Augusta county, Va and
Maggie Derass, of Akron, o., were killed
in tho same Uay
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coo,Ne COUPLES.

The effective idea of q Georgia clipping
ooupie was TO engage every available horse
in town for the day of the flight so tnaI
when the father would have pursued ne
could not command the means,
San Francisco girl is hunting in vain
for a young man who has eyes ike
sspphires. She says that they are the only
kind she admires, and when she can ma
such a man she will marry him. She IS
worth $1,000, 900.
A social sensation has been caused in
Vienna by the announcement that Baron
Wodianer, who in point of wealth and IN
fluence is second only to the Rothschilds
is engaged 70 marry his housekeeper'
There seems to be nothing remarkableIn
this, except. perhaps, the fact that the
Baron moral and financial methods are
not approved by the housekeeper's family.
A boy of eighteen at Chelsea, Mass,
wished to marry woman OF forty. He
could not get a license at home, so he went
TO Boston and procured one, saying that he
was twenty-one and the woman twenty,
two. His father found il ont and plotted
with the minister, who refused TO give up
the license or perform the ceremony. The
clerks bsye been warned and the boy re-
fused another license.
A couple went up from Hungerford
township TO lie Mars. a few days ago, to be
married. They Quarreled in the hotel about
the clergyman to be employed, he favoring
a Methodist divine, while the lady wanted
a Congregational clergyman. The upshot
of the matter was that the lady walked
back TO Hungerford township, aud the
man, after waiting day for her to relent,
also went home.
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THOSE NAUGATY KISSES.
Collected by A.Cant-Get.Away

Collected by A-Cant-Get'Away.
kissing her hair, / sat against her feet,
Woye and unwoye It-wound. aud found II
sweet. -Ser'nbW'L
Only tear for Yevince: She turned rs in
Ana STOPPED to his forehead and kissed It
Mrs. B,V,cninS.
II is a creature born and bred
Between the lips all cherry red.
Andhe looked in her eyes that were beaming
And he kissed her sweet lips-donr you
Sam Lorer.
Stolen sweets are always sweeter-
Leigh Hsnt.
He drew, with one long kiss, my whole soul
Ny lips, as sunlight drinketh dew;
Some there be that shadows kiss;
Such have but q shadows bliss.
Shakespeare.
Why so suddenly art thou Comet
Lost In the mornent thou art won.
Byron.
The sweetness hung upon my lips all day,
Dryden.
Felt the while pleasing king of swart-
The kiss went tingling 70 his heart,
Her poor half kissed killed me quite;
Mss ever man thus seryeds
Amidst an ocean of delight
For pleasure TO be stsrvedf
-Drdytoa.
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DOCTORS DolNGS.

The efgotine prepared by firm OF manu-
featuring chemists in Dresden and contain
ing the active principle Of ergot OF rye, is
said to be the most costly pharmaceutical
preparation in the market Its price in
Germany is about s.. so grain.
A little Danbury girl was playing with a
tea bell, the clapper of which was hung by
a stsel wire hooked at the end. The hook
caught in her tongue so far back az to hold
the DELL tightly to her face. She was too
young to aid in relieving herself, but
doctor finally worked in pair Of nippers
and cut the wire.
DR.. Brantly, OF Escamba, Ala, recently
observed q projection about the stomach Of
his COW, which, upon close examination,
proved TO be q pocketknife, open, with the
point of the blade protruding on the out.
side. He took hold of the knife blade, and
says it bounded out like the cork out OF a
beer bottle. He has the knife, besides
other proof Of the fact.
A curious case OF sensitive skin hes been
observed in female patient at one OF the
Berlin hospitals. II was found that If
name was written upon it with the nail, or
with blunt piece OF wood, the flesh rose
at once over the marked track to the
height of several millimetres, showing the
writing very plainly. After while 1t
vanished. SO many persons have thus
written their names on her body that she
is called the autograph woman.
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a Cx.,ope Manufacturer.

For several years Professor Douglas. OF
Ann Arbor University. has been manufsc'
turing cy clones. He does il by suspend
ing a large copper plate by silken cords.
This plate is charged heavily with electric
ity, which hangs down like bag. under;
meath, and is rendered visible BY the use OF
arsepous acid gas, which gives 1t . green
color. The formation is miniature cyclone
AZ perfect as any started IN the clouds. II
is funnel shaped and whirIs around rapid
~. Passing this plate over table the i've
cent cyclone snatchss up copper cents,
pens. pith balls and other objects, and scat.
ters them on all sides.
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A SUMMER DAv.

Deep down beside the tangled sedge
The meadow-lArk sings all the day,
And bursts at times from out the hedge
The mimic chatter of the Jay;
And here and there . wandering note.
A crickets chIrp, comes sweet and clear
whire dreamy mtsts OF summer foat
At noon upon the grassy mere,
Altar below the hill
I see the noisy mill-wheel 90.
The smooth broad lake sboat the mill.
The fash OF foam that roars below,
And on the even slopes that rise
So gently towards the mountain q brow
The cattle watch with sleepy eyes
The lazy ploughbcy At the plough.
Ny soul Is sleeping and its drea MS
All sad and sweet that dreaming thrills
For there are other vaies and streams.
And Others fiocks on other hills
The hills wherein climbed TO pull
The golden-rods and weeds Of May.
when all the world was beautiful.
And all my LIE q summer day,
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GnrfieIti's Body.
b,,,,ri,,p IN Chica1o Herald.

int1riSc ia Chicago Herald.
The lieutenant in charge sees Gar
fields body once a month. The officer
having the body in charge is held re:
sponsible for its safe preservation, and
when the lieutenants change off Oh the
first of each month, the newly arrived
officer unscrews the plate that covers
the glass over the casket and looks in to
see that the remains are still there. 1t
is q most disagreeable task. The last
time saw the body there was every in-
dication that it was rapidly crumbling
to dust. The face was covered with a
white mould and the features were WELL
nigh obliterated.
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JEwELRY.

!: " A I 6 4
! When a man buysa
: watch he wants, in
: the first place.to get a
{ good one, and second
: ly, he wants to know
: that he is buying it at
: price not over FIVE per
( cent. above the cost Of
+ manufacture.
: Speaking Of watch
! es, | am now selling
: the justly celt brated
I Hamden Springfield
: Watch, which is guar-
! anteed specially, and
/ whose beauty OF work
! manship is as remark
I able as are its perfec-
+ tons as a timepiece.
+ With reference to pri-
: ces, | have made spe-
: ciauy advantageous
+ arrangements W It h
= the manufacturers
|. which easily enables
= me to save several
: dollars to every watch
! buyer. In general
Z lines of ladies' and
: gentlemen's watches,
!. however, | can show
Z a stock which has but
!: few equals in judicious
I assortment, and which
: for genuine value and
: beauty Of appearance
! is not excelled,l know
+: by any house. On
: terms and prices |
! have fixed a rule,
: which is directly to
: the interest of pur-
( .chascrs, and which |
: should like to see you
: about before you buy.
+. Do not be persuaded
: into a purchase until
: you have at least had
: a talk with me.
Do: In Silver and Silver
I Plated Ware | offer
! special bargains on
/ entire new styles from
8: the standard manu-
: facturers. In all lines
: of Jcwclry and Home
I Ornaments in the way
{ of bronzcs and brio
I a-brac | am always in
: receipt Of the finest
: novelties, and in pre-
). cious stones have
Z goods at prices that
Z no one can discount.
!. | hope to have a per
= sonal call from every
: reader Of this paper.
: With much respect,
Z a. X. Franzheim
=. 1909 Market St,
/: WHEELING, WEST VA.
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Inan evil hour, in fear
IN. vHeet ofa scandal.

He agreed to their terms, as ne, al
though innocent, would prefer deatn 70
the humiliation OF arrest. He sunere9
for a long time in money and nina
from the demands Of the pair. Sucn
cases as these only serve to justify the
rule-not to administering an anSstnet-
tic 10 q woman without the presence o
Witnesses.
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THE SARATOGA SEASON
II Has 0psnsd More Brilliantly
Than Ever,
WITH EASE, ELEGANCE AND BEAUTY.
Saratoga as the Resort Of Rich dsn-A
Split of sncIusireOes' Prevailing
Saratoga lake and Its Beauties
The Race and
WITH EASE, ELEGANCE AND BEAUTY.
the SPORTING FRATERNITY.
Opening Of the Days Lifs-hOrOing Stroll
A Trip or the "TaIH-hO"-A Surplus
Of Young Ladies-snchantiOg
Scene on Broadway.

Sp,,iaI Correspondence Of the Register
SARATOGA, y. Y, July 26.-"LoVeiy
Saratoga" it has been called during the
past years-"beautiful Saratoga" It's
termed to-day. Until l had visited
HI : Queen Of summer resorts" could
not properly appreciate the enthusiasm,
the raptures of "the Saratoga veteran"
Everything is so perfect here-there
i 80 much elegance and yet so much
comfort. do not wonder that Sara
topa j. the beau ideal as much to-day
a. in years ago to thousands Of persons
who make their annual pilgrimage to
this shrine where the goddess Of wealth,
beauty aud pleasure may be worshipped
i'll, III .yu,,l
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PATENT IRON ROOFING.
Are You Building?

!: Are You Building?
I If so you viii want
: a roof. and we want
! to call your attention
I to the best one, the
: most economical one
! and the one which in
: sures you the great
: est safety, the best
: wear, the easiest put
! on, and one which
! will outlast the build
: ing itself. We refer
! to our Iron Roofing,
! waterproof, hre.proof
! and lightning.proof.
I No rivcts, nails, eye
! lets, screws, tongues
! counter sinking or
I breaking the surface
=: in any way is necessa'
: ~ with this roof, there.
70 by forming a perma-
j. ncnt guarantee
! against rust. We can
: demonstrate how in
: fnitely cheaper and
:. better it is than any
: roof which can be put
! on. Itsavesinsurancc,
!. lightning rods andre.
! pairs. For country
: residences, where els
: tern water is used.
! this roof sheds the
: water almost as clear
Z aS when IL comes from
( the clouds. It does
! not have a single dis
: advantage. and we
= solicit contractors and
: builders to write us
3 for circulars and pri-
3 ces. We can fill your
3 mail orders promptly,
< and send instructions
& which will enable any
3 one to put on their
8 own roof. We hope.
3 to hear from you.
e Write to Us or call in
s at the office. We can
= give YOU references
= in abundance from
= homepeople who have
= used our. roof for
= years. It will pay you
!. to investigate this
= matter. and pay you
- well.
!: 4. l. HAlOEnM Sco.,
e Manufacturers Of
%
Z pA1Hn moi aoeflns,
& rn6 Water S.,
q vuv,rnc vesY RI.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The daily gazette., 1883-04-24
- . - -
A FARCE.
How Mccullough and HennIs Got Out OF
Paying u Fine.

How Mccullough and HennIs Got Out of
Paying Fine.
Notwithstanding ex-model McCullough's
statement that he and Hennis "stopped
with some friends of Hennis'" in New
Castle, last Friday night, and were not in
charge of the Sheriff, 1t now tran
spires that they did sojuurn at the
Jail, but only in the dwelling apartment,
it is true, where they were locked
in bedroom. BY tiat means they were
supposed TO have partially paid the fine and
costs imposed upon them. This morning,
however, Judge Wales relieved the two men
from further responsibility by ordering their
discharge under the "indigent prisoners d"
act, upon their making affidavit that they
were "without property or means OF any
kind and unable to pay the amount of the
line and costs mentioned in the said petit
tion, or any part thereof"
The whole tTansaction-the trial, the con-
victiOn, the imprisoumentC) and the dis
charge-is looked upon as travesty of JUS
tice and very broad farce.
johnson and Postles, the two other con.
victcd men, are still free and have not paid
their fines, although Sheriff Martin says they
have promised to square up."
McCullough's denial of his imprisonment
published in the GAZETTE on Saturday, wal
| given for what 1t was worth Subsequen
developments, however, have shown that Ii
| is not at all particular whether he adhere
strictly to the truth or not.