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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-01
France and China.

Paris. ga pacii: solution of the
Tonquin question is now regarded as i'm
possible. England is exercising her in.
1uence with France and China for q
pesceable settlement.
1t is rumored Admiral .Courbat teIe-
graphed Government from Tonquin til Ut
he had begun the .sdvsnca and occupied
strong petition on which he had
mounted artillery.
The Cabinet Council, to-day, decided
not to accept the Interpolation from
Clemencesu concerning the Chinese
memorandum relating to the proposed
attack On Bachninh, because trouble
prejudice the pending negotiations in the
Chamber of Deputies. Clemencsau in.
troduced bis Interpolation and urga1 i'm .
mediate discussion. Ferry moved that
the debate be postponed till the Tonquin
credits ere discussed, he added that
O.ina's reply to frances note was ex.
pected momentarily. The Chamber, BY
vote of 800 to 1875, sddopted Ferry's
motion.
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Turbulent Irish

~, IN II, lin, 20 Matthews, editor ..
tno Tyrone Courier, was arrests
oa The charge of melting Oranse
men against Nationalist.
London, 29.-The lords commits
fsioners of the privy seal, in ren1n
Ito Lord ROssmore s letter in ~
planning his action on the occasion
of the Orange and League meetiDos
say they cannot but regard his 3d. Be-
ton as utterly subversive of publ"
peace. Loyal subjects can holS
meetings and protest against sedi'
tons. but must not provoke collision
with opponents in so doing and
magistrates cannot be allowed r.
sanction such course. "
Dublin, pa Parnellite mem.
Der OF Parliament who announced
that he would be present at the pro.
posed league meeting in Newry on
Sunday was served by the poles
with copies of governments procla-
nation placing Newry under the
peace preservation act.
London, 29-ThOmas Newton
member of parliament, will 90 to
America directly after the bano1et
to Parnell to obtain funds to aid the
movement for paying Irish mem.
bers of Parliament. It is sta ed that
Parnell will give 5000 pounds to
start the fund.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-01
The Peace Promoters.

Philadelphia, 2s.-At the annual
meeting OF the Pennsylvania Peace
society, the report of the executive
committee reviewed the work Of the
year and cited a number Of cases in
which national difficulties had been
settled by arbitration. A resolution
was adopted proposing arbitration
as means Of settling all social dis
putes, and that an International ar
filtration tribunal is the best substi-
sute for war. A letter wss read
from President Arthur in reply to a
suggestion that he should direct the
attention of Congress to the subject
of international arbitration in his
coming message. The President
promised to give it consideration.
The society resolved to telegraph the
President its wishes that he urge the
matter in his message. Mrs. Sarah
T. Rodgers, Md, was reelected
president.
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The Windsor Theatre Burned.

New York. 29.-Fire broke out in
the Windsor theatre, 40 30 very, |
shortly before IL o'clock tonight.
The flames spread rapidly, and In
few minutes after the alarm was
sounded the whole structure was
mass of flames. The efforts of the
fire departm emit were unavailing tQ6
check the James, and the building
was totally destroyed. The flames
communicated with several aEdjoin-
ing buildings. The fire originated
between the first floor ARD base
ment, under the main STAIRWAY, and
was discovered by AZ police man at
that post. Beside fine theatre the
building containeG two small hotels,
kept by Hartmann and Loehl, and
situated on eitheT side of the main
entrance. TbeJe were forty guests
in Hartmann'6h hotel and q smaller
number in L6ehl's, all of whom es
capped WITHOUT difficulty. There was
no one In Ehe theatre at the time,
the performance having closed at
10. 45, Nor were there any remaining
at the Thalia theatre, situated di-
rse1tly opposite the Windsor on
TINE Bowery- The whole fire
department of the district was
summoned Shy general alarm,
but the efforts Of fremen were at
first greatly impeded by the Pc
culiar structure of the building and |
by the elevated railroad structure
which passed in front of the theatre.
Trains, however, were finally |
stopped, and the fremen were en-
abled to work more effectuallv by
taking the hose to the top of the
structure. The fire had gained such
Roadway by this time that il Was
useless to attempt to save the build
Ing and they turned their attention
to the surrounding houses. A num-
Der of tenement houses in the rear
OF Christie street was threatened.
Every effort was made to save them
but the close proximity to the thea
tire rendered this doubtful. The
theatre building was owned py Will
liam A. Martin, Is East 3Sth street,
and valued at $30O,OOU. Insurance
unknown. The theatre was leased
two years ago by John A. Stevens
and Frank b. Murtha, and at the
present time the play of my Part !
ner was running there. Previous [
to this it was known for many years :
as the Stadt theatre. 1t had the [
largest seating capacity of any |
theatre in the city, 800. &
The theatre was a popular I
place OF amusement among the {
poorer class on the eastern side of ,
The city. Frequently it was
crowded TO repletion. The means
Of exit were not good, and II the
ire had occurred during the per-
Torrance the loss of life muss have
been appalling. 1t had teen erected
ABOUT eighteen years, wa, lightly
and not considered safe
oJ the fire or police departments.
Al late hour it WAS reported .
hat the fire was still raging with I
lnabated fury. and in al, prOoabil- {
ty the whole block will be de- t
Itroyed. d
New Y ork, 30.-The lessee OF the y
windsor theatre places his individ-
ial loss at about $40, 900, partly ia
ured. The interruption of the sea-
on paay cost him $50, 1000 more. The
oss ton the theatre building is
placed as 100000; insured for two- 4
birds.
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springcr's Candidacy.


Washington, 20. = Springer. of
Illinois, has addressed the following
letter to members Of the House from
his State:
WASHINGTON, %.
To Demo :rattc members Of the Ill-
ifa0iS delegation
Gentlemen,-I respectfully place
my candidacy for Speaker In your
hands. and request you to pursue
such a course IN the matter as I'm
der all the circumstances you deem
best.
(Signed) VIM. M. SPRINGER"
The delegation held a conference,
and as a result the following reply
was sent to Springer:
WASHINGTON, 20.
Hon Vim. III. Springer:
Dear Strive have considered
your communication OF this date,
and are unanimously of the opinion
that, under the circumstances now
surrounding the contest for the
Speakership, it is not advisable to
present your name to the caucus as
a candidate for Speaker.
(Signed) AARON SHAW,
w. r. MORRISON,
r. w. TOwNsHEND,
JAS. M. RIGGS,
n. G. WoRTHINGTON,
w. N. Niece,
S. w. MOULTON."
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Leon Say.

Paris, 29.-At meeting Of the left
centre Leon Say was elected president to
succeed Waddington. Say delivered an
address eulogiz;ng Washington and re-.
minded his hearers that the left centre
had ever been faithful to the policy OF
Theirs. The left centre, he said, does
not desiie the policy which Ferry re-.
Gently sci forth 1t Havre; more than
words ID necessary; We want acts. The
foreign policy Of France should be calm
and deliberate. without weakness, as
we'll as without impulse. Governm ent
will find the left centre ready to take the
measures necessary for the dignity and
safety Of the army, while acting with
calmness and regarding only the general
interests Of the coantry.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-01
Our Handsome Governor
Airs His Ignorance and
Stupidity in Gotham.
OTHER CASUALTIES IN DIFFERENT
PARTS OF THE COUNTRY.
Another Proposed Ant POlygamy
Amendment.
The Fire RecOrd--PeaCe Promoters
-Watters0n Still Opposing
the Old Ticket.
Murray Mad.

New York, 29-Governor Murray, OF
Utah, who is now in this city, has given
lengthy views or the Mormon problem.
In an interview he describes the Norm IN
chu CHI SIS Hierarchy within re-
public,ha COM binaticn TO defy the laws
of the United States and conspiracy
which led to open rebel ion at one time
snd still defeats the plain will of Con.
gress and the President and the sdjudics-
ton of the supreme court. He repI esents
that the Mormon church is aggressively
defiant, aiming at the establishment of
polygamous empire which shall supplant
government itself snd he declares the
establishment OF q hostile sovereignty
Ia the chief danger, exceeding
the evil of polygsmy itself. He
describes the common school
system Of Salt Lake City as under the
complete domination of Mornens, the
schoolhouses being almost invariably
contiguous to the ward meeting house.
Having complet control Of the legisla-
tnre and schools Of the Territory, the
Mormon church il prepared for collision,
which Governor Murray pr nounced in
eYitsble, although he says that the Nor
mon leaders are using strstegy In order
to delay the conflict, thus gaining time
Tor the organization of their resources. Il
appears that by immigration alone the
Mormon population has increased more
than 28, 900 during the prescott year.
Governor Murray recommends that
Congress either r-p.al lis lave against
po.vesmy in the Territory. CT assume
control of the Territorial government
and destroy the iniquity Of polyg-
amy. II the homogeneous legisla-
ture appointed under the Eimunds
act, but virtually controlled by the Nor
mon hierarchy, fails to repeal the laws
regarding the establishment Of religion
and to enact measures forbidding polyg-
amy. Congress should abolish ths legis-
lature itself, Governor Murray thinks,
and establish . legislative council in iss
place, consisting Of shrse or Ave m mb-rs
by the President sud confirmed
by the Senate. Hs represents that the
power and purpose Of an organized and
hostile sovereignty in Utah is now strong
and growing every year will certsinly
produce dep impression upon the
public mind.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-01
Bracing the Boy King.

Berlin, 29.-The Emperor teIeeraphed
King Alfonso, via Vigo, not through
France, the following message: Allow
me, on your birthday, to address you
my eiocsrest and heartfelt wishes for
your happiness ana that Of your country
To . hioh you consecrate your life with
such uasxampled self-sacritfcs. As 8
nemenso of your visit to Prussia, the
Crown Prince presents you q sts.ue of
the great Elector. I b5g to express nv
deep gratitude for the manner in which
you have accepted my son's visit in my
ssssd. and overwhelmed with vour
gracious sympathy and example of
friendship equally viewed.
Yours for life,
THE EMRERoR.
The Emperor also woried letter to
Alfonso.
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Watterson Still Opposing the Old
Ticket.

New York, 2s.-Hepry Watterson. 10
an editorial letter TO the Louisville
Courier-Jour nat, telegrsphed tonight,
makes the following statements, ns to Mr..
Tilden's casdidscy and his connection
with Mr.. Randall, in the contest for the
Speskership. The backers OF Mr. Ran.
dali have fed once more to the cupid
talk 8 b ,ut the old ticket, and are at his
moment Juggling Mr. alden into the con-
test. can ssy positively, end OF my own
knowledge, that Mr. Ti.dcn is as irrecon-
cilisbiy opposed to the old ticket as he
was las. summer. He would not 60 to
Washington 10 lake the oath OF otace,
far less accept the nomination. Those
who connect his name with the Pres
idency merely display thsir own ienoran.e
or worse. do not believe he rsised his
hand or uttered word directly or
indirectly in the speakership contest
Still be fled and beaten Randall men are
using the name of Tilden in brutal snd
vulgar manner. such IS, il Mr.. Randall
does not disclsim 1t, ought to cost hlm
Tilden q personal confidence and respect.
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The Postal telegraph.

Washington, 29.-Ssa Asor Einsads is
p'ssariEg u.s;.l Telegraph bill which
he will sseAIt - the AenHLs soos If or
Congress IN sets. Hn idsA 10 10 have
truck lace coz. scting tss capitals of
various States. wish the National cssi,sl
- mAin sentrs, and tAss have lines in
the States, rA!ia,s fraA the Sta.s capital.
70 leading poste6es.. Re 10 opposed to
The purchase Of any existing linss. He
has bad number Of consu!ia,ions With
tslsgrsph experts Aad has collected .
MAS OF figures bss,iax upon ths actual
cosi OF building telegraph lines. He has
also Examined the lasest systsn OF put
ling wires underground. He called upon
the Prssidsn; end had An interview With
him. II is not improbable that the Pres.
idsnt may recommend the postal tsle-
graph In his message.
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Plucky Darlington.

Washington, 29.-Yesterday evening
while Lieutenant Darlington, commap-
der Of the Greeley expedition, YES riding
. vicious horse in the park st the Sol
diers' home, the Bride rei1 parted, snd
the horse boltsd snd ran agsinst q tree
with srss, force. The Lieatenan;i knee
zap WAS fractured, bis head severely cut.
and bis shoulder dAlocstsd. Though
suffering Iatsnse pain Darlington re-
NAMED In CONTROL Of the 'snimsl and
rode to the residence of General Stsrgis,
where 10 will be obliged 20 rsnAia Soma
tiIas saiore is is prudent TO remove hiIs
TO the city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-01
Catholic RishoDs.

Rem, So.-Ameriean bishops closed
their eont.rance with the pspsl propa-
gand.. The re nit is considered very
satlsfacsofy. The bishops will have q
grana re.eption at the College of the
PropaEsads on the 9Th of December and
rave Rome on the 10Th. ErriDgton,
EoGiish representative ut the Vatican,
Carefully followed the decisions of the
conference, with the view to the repres-
sion OF Senian agitation in America.
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Cable Clicks.

Madrid, 29.-King Alfonso and the
Crown Prince Of Germany were prese Mt
at banquet of the German legation.
Berlin, 29.-The gun boat Nautilus has
bean ordered to Hong Kong to reinforce
the German squadron.
1t is reported that the German Crown
Prince topes to repeat the visit o Spain
ue1t sp'ing, when he wiIl take bis wife.
Bismarck physician goes TO Ere1-
ricks,ste on FRIDAY, neuralgia having
increased.
London, ga Berlin dispatch say,
Bismarck hat a relsp.s add is now
.ufferiog 9 rather serious stack Of
iauudice.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-01
American Pork.

Paris, 29.-The decree sbolishing the
prohibition of the importation Of Ameri-
can pork states that ii pork is carefully
selected there is no danger from trich.
inosis. The municipal au; horities Will
se;zs any bscon imperiectly sal ed.
In the chamber Of deputies GoHdon
questioned government regarding the de-
cree relative to the importation of Am
erican PORK. Herriaon, Minister of Com
merce, asked that discuss ON of the sub
ject be postponed till after the debate on
the budget. Condor Insisted that it be
held at an carrier date. The Cham ber
finally voted that the discussion take
place two weeks from to-day.
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OF Course Not.

London, 29-Minister Lowell, in
ackno wledgins the receipt OF copy
of resolutions passed by the employ
ees of tho Metropolitan Undsr-
ground railway dsnouncinS the au-
thors of the recent explosions, says:
GAS there is not a particle Of evil
dence to show the completely Of any
American in the outrage, l see no
advantage in communicating the
resolutions to the government at
Washington"
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Given Up by Doctors.

sis it possible that Mr.. Godfrey
is up and at work. and cured by so
simple a rernedy?"
81 assure you it is true that he is
entirely cured, and with nothing
but Hop Bitters; and only ten days
ago his doctors gave him up and
said he must dief
Wednesday,! That's remarkable!
[ will go this day and get some for
my poor Geoi gel know hops are
goodw
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-01
Alcoholism.

New York, 29.-Jas. A. Burns, a sales
man tor . tobacco frn, surrendered to
the police and admitted that he was in q
cab with Humphrey when the latter died.
He said he met the latter in the Casino
drunk. AT Humphreys request Burns
called cab and during sheir ride Hum.
phrsys died. Burns gays I'D . ws,ch
which he picked up on the Aoor Of the
cab. An autopsy showed that Hum.
phrsys died ,rom alcoholism. Burns was
locked up.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-01
The Caucus Commencing.

Washington, 3O.-The Missouri dele
cation decided to support e1-OoEgress-
man CLARK for clerk of the House.
Seventeen members of the New York
delegation met to-day, and without &C.
ton took recess until evening. Mem berS
present say the entire delegation, with
two exceptions, will support Cox 10 the
last.
The Republican caucus meets on Sat-
urday ut 2 pm. to nominate off .e.s for
the House.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-01
Theresa Turned Out.

Chicago, 29.-Theresa Sturla, sen,
fenced to one years Imprisonment
for the murder of Charles Stiles,
caller of the Chicago call board, was
released from the penitentiary at
Joliet to-day, having completed her
term. The killing and trial were
amongst the most sensational in the
criminal annals of the city.
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Obituary.

Boston, 29.-Rsv. Warren Ell. Cud-
worth, pastor tho Church of Our
Savior, Unitarian. east Boston, dropped
dead while taking part ct she Union
service in Maverick church.
Parksrseurx, W. W.. 2a.-Ex.Gov-
srroY Stevenson died to-day. aged "a.
Indianapolis, S9.-Professsr SAmnel
K. Hespier, distin guishsd educator Of
this State, died in shis city to-day. at
the advanced age Of 80.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-01
Anti-Polygamy Amendment.

Washington, 29.-The Democratic
caucus for the nomination Of officers OF
the House will meet st 100 Saturday
morning Soon after the organization OF
the House, General Rosecrans will
introduce q resolution proposing an
amendment to the Constitution forever
prohibiting polygsmy in the Unitsd
States and all places under its jurisdlc-
ton.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-01
A MurderOus Mother.

Baltimore, 30.-A bout noon to-day
Mrs. Rial, married, living on Biddei
street, cut the throst Of her two girl
children, aged respectively years and
lo months and cut her own throat The
children soon died and the mother,
though yet Give, is not expected to live
The says she does not want to live. Do
mestic in:elicity preye1 upon her mind.
The family occupied q good posi- ion.
Mrs Rail is about % years old.
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The Parnell Fund.

London. 29.-An alalysis of the
Parnell fund shows e3O,4S5, of
which England gave e25, 1920, Amer
lea e2,54l, England S1,045, Scotland
e376, other places 1858.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-01
UxOricide.

Little Rock, Ark, 2s.-The Gozette's
special says: After quarrel. to-dsy,
Frank Williams blew his wife's brains
out BY firing both barrels Of shot guo.
He escaped, but crowd is in pursuit..
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frances Greed.

Paris, 30.-The Minister of Marine has
instructed the French naval commander
on the west coast Of Africa TO afford De
Drszzs, French explorer. every possible
assistance. Government will dispatch
there her two steam wsE sIoopa.
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The Oars

Vallejo, CAL. 1.-THE Hsnlan-Stev-
enson boat rAce did not come of. The
BAY WAS too rough. The two oarsmen
gave On exhibition race, HaLl ian receiv-
Ing $500 and Stevenson 500.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-01
Daring.

Paris, 29.-Prince Won Hohen lobe,
German ambassador, informed Prime
Minister Ferry that the Crown Prince of
Germany would pass through France on
bis way home.
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Sgnifcant..

Berlic, 29.-T he Porte has addressed
note to the Powers informing them taas
Iuf key offered to send troops to suppress
me rising at SoudaD, bat England re.
fused the offer.
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Senator Anthony.

New York, Ex-senator Anthony
continues to improve His physicians
think he will be abe to leave for Wash
iegton on Saturday or Monday.
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The Dynamiters.

London 29.-The Frenchman arrested
last evening on suspicion Of being i'm pill
Gated with Waff in the plot to blow up
the German Embassy, is named Bon.
dournd The charge against! him il
criminal conspiracy.
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WILL YOU SUFFER with Dys-
pepsia and Liver Complaint Shi--
Ioh's Vital;Zer is guaranteed to cure
ron. Sold at Z G.. II. [. Drug
Store i2l
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Independent DeLessens.

Paris, S0.-DeLesseps asserts that The
Suez Canal company can enlarge its
canal upon It's OWE land without asking
authority or money from anyone.
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Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound has done thousands of
women more good than the medicine
Of many doctors.
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Business Failure.

Peru, 29.-B. F. Dow s. Co.. machine
works, assigned to James G.. Blythe. Liz
abilities said to be $3.50, OoO. assets say
s35 GOO.
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Strikes.

New Orleans, % The freight hand
ler's strike continues, causing blockade
ct all depots railroads are refusing
freight.
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Polo CAPS for Boys of all ages at
GOLDSMITH 81 Co.
Common Sense Bob Sleds,

For heavy use, also stock Of rum
ners to apply to spring wagons and
carriages. Call or address Howard
sebree, Salt Lake City or Ogden.
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FoR Lame Back, Side CT Chest
uss Shiioh's Porous Plaster. Price
Rsss. ScIG by z. c. u. L Drug Store.
fkl
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General Pope.

San Francisco, 29.-General Pope ar
rived this evening and assumes command
on December 1st.
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The False Prophet.

Vienna, S0-It is stated that the
Utems of Meccs has formal. y condemned
Ell Mabdi az an imposter.
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To the South Pole.

London, 29.-Profsssor Nordenskjold.
Swedish Arctic explorer. is planning an
expedition 10 the south pole 10 1885.
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The Annexation Scheme.

Sydney, N. S.W., 29.-The conference
of delegates Of the Australian legislatures
TO consider the annexation OF the South
Sea islands has begun its session.
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More than One Soldier.

Cairo. 29,-Of 600 gen ID armes who
left for Suskim on Wednesday, 268 de-
serted on the railway journey to uez.