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THE CRIMEOF A DAY
BIe0d-Curdling Tragedies from Chicag .
and T. xas-Ths Cowboys of the Pan
handle gu the War-Path.
A Man Shot by His Wife in the Presence
OF HIS ParamOur-Apaebes Muir.
aering Scientists.

HoUsToE, April 25.-An atrocious crime
was coma itted nine miles from here at Brick
FL Iuse gGIly.,,A negro boy named Adams, aged
twelve years, uuder the is precision that the
bows in the neighborhoOd we're going TO fog
him, while playing with Cuuey Nell
SOD, sged eleven years, whom ne suspected
as Que Of the party, tied rope around Mel
sons WAlst and mounting horse, tied the
other end to the pommel of the saddle and
rode rapidly of, dragging Nelson through
the prairie Till dead. He took train for this
city where he was captured
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III EMPHIS APPEAL
THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1883.
TIE APPEAL AND T&EN NEW YORK
IlNA

Posi-.
Tne New York Post has long beeD, for
good reasons, great favorite with Ameri.
can readers. Even those who disagreed with
some Of its meet cherished sentiments es-
teemed the Roa for tue charm Of its tone, the
calm but kindly impress that perVadsd lis sen
timents, the candid hearty fairness with which
i, treated the u!ierances fthoss from whom it
differed. II pains Va to say that estimsble
a. is the Post Of to-day, and much rs We adj
mire it, we mics something from the flush Of
its horizon, something from the dew on its
Petals, something from the ichor in lite veins.
As an instsnce-the Psst recently referred to
al article On crime North and South that
appeared in the APPEAL, an article in which
the subject was treated without that partisan
aud sectional spirit that has too often dis
torted truth and encouraged vipdictive feel
log. The Post states that The Menphis AP-
PEAL adDils the difficulty Of insliluling con-
paTisons between the two sections Of the couu- |
try by means Of prison statistics; and that it |
admits Of desire over a large part Of the |
Union TO secure immigration; and dekaotSL. |
cNyeo tHaL d SSlfIC5 DccE Dy a |
weak point in the armor Of the South being
pointed cut. Admissions and acknowledg.
ments occur in argument, in attack and de-
fence, buE the article Of the APPEAL was not
argumep tative, not Que accusiDg and defend
ing On the contrary, it expressly refused $40
return gall for bitterness" to those who bad
made unkindly charges or criticisms The
APPEAL, commenting upon statistics given in
ASouthern paper, taking the position Of fair
aud candid contem plation Of the figures be-
fore it, had neither admissions nor acknoWl.
edgemnts to make, excuses to offer,
or pleas 10 urge. 1t simply stated some
facts in connection with the figures. To
call these statements admissions" and "ae-
acknowledgements" is 10 imply reluctance or
dislike to face facts which was relther felt
NOR expressed, and the Post must pardon us
IL we regard the terms it uses as disingenuous
and wanting in that delicate urbanity and
ready recognition of candor and fairness 10
tina thss been oae of the claims
of the Post to the high character'it has 60
long supported.
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a BIOod-CurdIins Tragedy.

LANrAsAs, TEX, April 25.-Dr. A. c.
Rech was murdered last night by parties un-
known. Dr.. and Mrs. Rsch were asleep. The
door wa, uufastened, and parties entered the
room and shot Rech through the head,
jerked him out of bed and fred twice, kilt
log him instantly. Rech came from Georgia
several years ago. and had been married
only two years. His wife is almost berelt of
her senses over the terrible tragedy she wit
uessxd
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DAMAGE TO CROPS.

RALEIGH, April 25-The frost did much
damage to tobacco plants.
PETERSBURG, VA April 25.-Severe fro,t
in this vicinity last night Ice formed half an
aged.
WILMINGTON, Del, April 25.--Specials
Indicate no material damage 10 the peach crop in
nights frost
READING, Pa, April 25-It is feared the
heavy frost LAST night greatly injured the
IN inns section. Mercury Tell 10 several degrees
below freezing point. snow in some places nesrly
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NORTHERN INQUIRY
As TO the LaudS and Climate OF Tennss.
see Answered by ar. Il, g. Craig,
who Came 10 This STATE from Ohio, an d
Speaks of His own knowledge.

The following letter from Capt. Hodges,
of Detroit, was received by Mr.. r. G. Cfaig
few days ago and answered by MIN yeeter.
day. We make room for both letter and
answer, in order that the experience of Mr.
Craig may have wide publicity aud reach
thousands of men like Capt. Hcdges, who
want TO escape the Arctic.like rigors of 4
Northwestern winter and farm 10 a temper
ate climate.
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THE WAX
Between the Chicago Board OF Trade
and the steamers and Railroads.

CHICAGO, April 25.-The agents Of the
principal steamboat lines plying between
this city, Buffalo and Erie have joined hands
with the rsilrosds il making Tsr upon the
Chicago Board Of Trade, and it is asserted
they will not appear on exchange the floor
until the pending dispute between the board
and roads is settled. l. Was expected that
the board members would make shipments
by water in order TO bring the railroads to
terms, bat as the princips! lines Of steamers
are oWnsd by railroad companies they are
subject 10 the latler's control, and the action
of the SCENTS is stated to be By order of the
railway u anagsrs. This action naturally does
not include sailing vessels asd lew indie
pendent eteambaat linas
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Glade, Yell county. on SATURDAY. william
Potter wss murdered while working in bis
4 S1 Riley Blocker aud JACK Daniels, 10
~ session ZONE of PotteI's hogs were
fouua rDey were taking him to the woods
to shoot him, whsn ne haIlooed toi ale vile
aud then they shot him and fled 10 the
mountains aud Joined several other desperA-
does. The sheriff and posse are searching
Tor them, and bloody encounter is ex-
nac1sd
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LOUISVILLE, April 25-Wn. Carey, a
lAborer employed in the construction OF the
new building on Main and Fifth streets, fell
q distance OF twenty-five feet 10 the street
selos this morning, striking on his head and
shoulders. He was picked up unconscious
and conveyed TO his home, where he died
this evening. He leaves family.
Frank Belzer yesterday, while at work OF
a roof of house, inadvertently stepped of.
BE fell thirty feet, lighting on his hands and
feet below, ard was comparatively uninjursd.
To-day be fell from the same rooi Tia. same
distance, falling on a brick psvemest, cutting
his head. He had it dressed at drug store
and went back TO work OF the came rocf.
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THE sTAR-ROUTE TFA L.
FIFTH DAY OF KER's ARGJI INT

WASHINGTON, April 25.-KeI s,oegan the
fifth day Of his argument in the Star-route
trial this morning with a review of the ies-
inony concerning the Oregon route from
Eugene City to Bridge Creek. He then
turned his attention to the route from Min
eral Park to Phoebe, which he said was
known among contractors as tue looking
glass route" and on which petitions seemed
to partske Of the dup!icity of the article
from which the route was named.
from Tres Alamos TO Clifton, Ariz from
Trinidad to Madison, and from Julian to
Cotton. The review of evidence elating to
these rou,es occupied the remainder of tbs
day.
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Shot by His wife 40 the Presence Of
a iHIr
LANs1Ne. MICH April 25.ZA. I

LANSING, MICH, April ga. D. CLARK,
wealthy real sstate man Of Battle Creek,
came here several days sgo in eonp.ny with
g young woman known in theatricsi circIes'
as "FrAukie Carr" Tbs supposed wife If
Clark appe AIRED GU the scene yesterday, and
in an alteration shot, probably fatally, the
Csrr woman. Clark avserts that frankie
Carr is his legal wife, and that the shooter
was simply his mistress. The latter was &C.
companied By two young children.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GREAT CANCER CiIRE.

7 Z. DUNNAVAST, Cancer Doctor. located al
u CoIiierviiis. Tenn. CoHsu tspons free. Cure
guaranteed. No m5ney demanded until cure ef-
fected- The cancer Is removed By one Application
of medicine within ten days after being applied
40 arsenic used, AID cure without the loss OF
blood.
REFEEEycH-Tkos N. Kemp and o. 2. ESdins.
ByhaIis, Miss; Jes. Terry, Ven phis. Tenn. John
CoIerasr, Cockruun- Mss DE-. ". ?. smith, De-
soto Front Miss: Major. an. r. Strickland and
Gen W. 3 FestherSso1, 6olly springs, Miss; Hon.
h C. Nyerz Secretary OF state, jackson AAs-
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CHICAGO April 25-Thomas Shine, a
painter, while leaving disrepHtsbIe house
on Psciic avenue at l o'clock this morning,
became embroiled with three strangers, one
OF whom killed him by sisbbing him in the
neck with knife. The tragedy is thought
to be unprovoked The police arrested three
men, supposed to be the murderers, this
morning.
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The "Tteker'sQasssisn at LoaissiIIe.
LOUISVILLE, Apsil 25.-The ticker cues.
uon, which has harrassed the Bosrd Of Trade
and the Western UDien Telegraph Company
Tor the last six months, was definitely seitled
at meeting Of the directors OF the Board of
Trade this afternoon. A contract was sstab.
hshed, whereby market quotations will be
furnished at coat Of SIS per week, subject
10 certain Restrictions. ali questions will
be furnished over the ticker, and stock and
cotton reports will be furnished nssre com
ple,ely. The freight bureau question was
also settled, and A. B. Lafayette was elected
secretary. The bureau will be in full work.
ing order by May LIST.
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To all who are suffering from the errors and IN
diseTedons of youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay, less Of manhood etc.. Twin send recipe that
viii care you, FKEs or CHARGE. This gtee'
remedy was discovered BIZ q missionary in South
America. Send seli-sddrezsed envelope 70 the
REV. JOSEPH 7. ISxA,s, SetSoa D, Sess YorE Cls.
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
THE oIoE AND MISSOURI LANDS AND !
UNION PACIFIC.

UNION PACIFIC.
WAsHIEGToS, April 25.-Since fixiHg the
date of sale Of O:oe and Missouri lsnds in
Kansas and Nebraska, the Interior Depart
ment has discovered that it had chosen
Decoration day as the date of sale, and it
has accordingly been changed to May 3lst.
Secretary Teller to-day received a letter
from Sidney Dillon, president OF the Union
Pacific Railway Company, acknowledging
the receipt Of the secretSry's letter of the 21st
instant, respecting Inc financial differences
which exit between the government and the
railway company, stating that the contents
of the letter have been duly noted, and that
he will reply TO it fully 10 few days.
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WASHINGTON.
The Civil Service Gem MISSIONS Chief Ex.
amiHer-ker's Argument in the
Star-Route Trial Continued.
The Vacant Assistant SOlicit0rship Of the
Treasury-Tbe Union PaeIfc's In
debtedHess 10 the Government.

WAsHNeToE, April 25.-Upon The recon-
meodauon OF the Civil Ssrvice. Commission.
the President appointed ISB. Randolph
Ksim, of Pennsylvsna ~ examiner II
that commission. W. w. y 70 tie Of Atlanta,
ga, has been appointed Geek of the COM
mission
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sheets ais Hrstser.in.Lav.

ST. LOUIS, April 25.-Elisha Kirby, a
rough character living at CarbouSsle ILL.,,
murdered his brother-in-law, Isaac Pulls, by
shooting him through the head on the street
last night. The affair grew out of family
threats Of lYnching.
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Mrs. Wiuslow's Soothing Syrup should al
ways be used when children are cutting teeth tire
lieves the little sufferer at once; it produces
natural, quiet sleep by relieving the child from
pain and the little cherub awakes as bright as
button" II is very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes
the child, soitens the gums alays all pain, relieves
wind, regulates the bowels. and is the best kuoIn
remedy for diarrhea, whether arising from teeth
ing or other CAUSES. Twenty-Five ceats bottle.
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ntnisiers' Temperance Association OF
Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, April 25-Tbe second an
nual convention of the Ministers Temper
arce Association OF Kentucky is in ssssion IL
this city. Gen. Greeu CIsy Smith, pastor Of
a Baptist church IL this city, was elected tc
preside over the convention. In accepting
she position he said he wanted no compro'
uise on the whisky question, bur absoiut'
prohibition. No business was ira nEac;ed be
yoad PeIfsciing an Organization. TIE con-
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CoMbeIs the Mar.PaIh.

ST. LOUIS, April 25.-Reports from Pan
handle, Tex, say the stock range OF Gunter
& Munson and that of Sanborn, was burned
by striking cowboys on the 18th Instant. Il
is reported that the strikers are out Of money
and willing to return 10 work al former
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Ho..rord.. Acid Phosph.,s
IL .IeK HEADACHE.

Dr.. y. S. Read, Chicago, says: Il think it
is remedy Of the highest vSlus ID many
forms Of mental and nervous exhaustion, at
tensed By sick hsasAche, dyspepsia and d.
minished Vitality
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Il Dr. Holubis first African exredition iustify
.teat expectations az 20 the second

The ANNOUNCEMENT that a uumb=r Of excl
etOns of dead CoufedeTstes. who fell al Seven
Pines, have recently been plowed up By farmers
hvi7g near that historic battlefield, has caused
quite stir in this city, says the Richmond De
exposed. tn waists Of most OF them being enrr-
cled with leather belts, the c.rtTicge boxes and
buckles bearing the legend, &C. s A" The First
Virginia, Of this city, Gud the Seventeenth Viz
ginia Of Alexandria lost scores Of mea il the bat
lie OF Seven Pines. The Federal dead were re-
moved long ago and buried Il the National Gene
terry the battlefield. II Is believed that hun
dreCs OF fOnfsderstes were buried V tn them and
now rest beside tho e with whom they were OBJ
posed in deadly strife. While most OF the bones
Flowed up are undoubtedly those al COufederateS,
yet II Is believed that some o. them are those OF
Union soldiers who fell N the same battle
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SOME remark bic TesulIF, scCOrdlng 10 NJ.
Parrot have been obtained at the Hospital des
EnfantsAssistes" Of Paris, in feeding delicate in
fAnts with asses milk. Many of the infants
bid their being sucked by nurses, and for these
the bottle was Teorted to; il spite, however of
possible care, the endeayOI 10 foster such small
vital force ss these children jossessed proved Oi
little avail, and direct application 10 the udder oil
IN animal presented the best recourse. AT first
the infants were thus fed with goats milk, but it
was soon found that asses milk greatly prefer
abe, and all are now led with thAt-ons, tive,
sometimes even three infants being held to the
creatures udders at once, the nurses doing this
with great ease and the good results OF the treat
ment being evident from the figures given. Thus,
genital and contagious diseases treated Ia the
hospital nursery; of the first six fed with COW S
milk in feeding bottles, only one was cured; of
fortytwo fed at the goats udder, eight were ed,
while thIrtyfoar died; of thirty eight fed at the
ASS udder, twenty-elght have been cured, while
six have died.
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GERMANY.
MORE WORK THAN THE PRESENT MINISTRY

MORE WORK THAN THE PRESENT MINISTRY
BERLIN, April 25.-The North German
GGz'he says the IL ASS Of work now before the
ministry ia beyond the power Of the existing
It f to psIf}rm 1t dRells upon the condi-
tion OF Bismarck, VINO is constantly siling,
snd The II neg5 of Boettincher, Minister of
toe lateriyr; Dc. Busch, Under Foreign
Secretary; Bafch nd Secretary OF the Imperial
Treasury Eet iI95sr Secretary of the To-
terror, and Bse;her, also Of the Foreiga
Office, and says thar now Bpjanou-ky, VINO
tpok The 81 e., OF Count Vou Hsizfeldt,
M mister of Foreign Affairs, during the illness
OF The latter, has collapsed uDder super
human eIertions, srd was compelled yester-
day to relinguish his duties.
RELIGIOUS LEGISLATION.
The Polish pordon of the Progressist aud
Secessionist membaIs of the Chamber of
Deputies wall support the motion of Wind
tliO'si Tor the removal of ths restrictions on
the celebration OF mss. MindIholst's mos
ton was discussed to-day. The Minister of
WorshiP dwelt upon the concliatory dispo.
sltien OF the government, which the motion
tended TO impede. The wishes of the gov
eminent were in harmony with the motion,
although there were differences of detail. a
note from the Vatican was received last
week. To this Bismarck, in accord with the
government, prepared reply, now before
the Emperor. 1t is hoped an understanding
between. Prussia and the Vatican will be thus
possible.
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he is a Republican in politics, he is as much op-
posed TO q rule OF ignorance and incompetence as
anyone. We are not informed with which wing
Of the Republicans he is Cooperating, or what
means, if any, his friends using 10 secure him
Chalmers was working to secure the nomination.
but possibly he is willing for Fitzgerald to have it,
as ne Knows the OUTLOOK for any opposition candi-
date i desperate"
THE New York Herald regrets 10 see
western Democrats throwing roubt on the report
that the members and guests of the Iroquois Club
st that famous dinner were solid fJr lilden." Il
ala not sppehr PTODeole report 70 US al nfst, be-
cause, though mans inhumaEity to man makes
countless thousands mourn, = II would have been
quite needless piece Of humanity, not to say
brutality. to get S=nat Bay ard 10 play the part
Of leading gentleman aud PRINCIPAL orator At a
mere Iiiden meeting. NJ. BayRrd knows at least
half dozen men whom he would greatly prefer
10 Mt. Tildeu. Sucu reports do much mischief at
a time ike the present, when party opinion Is in
chaotic state, to say. deiguesceut state
Here, for instance. OR brilliant ueighbor, the SUM-
has been mis- ed by this Iilden rumOr, and on sat-
urdav favored or appeared 70 favor, Mr. Tilden'g
candidacy Possibly, however, the Sun aIw Us
humane and del ghtng to give pleasure TO Others,
consideration for the weakness es of old age would
be admirable and csmmendaole.
A WASHINGTON special says that Sam
Randall does not look down TO see whether or not
at work pulling the wires in every direction, and
ready for a trade 18th anybody, from the candi-
6st t io he e20fksgPer up ne Gains
Ohio the Louisiana delegation nearly solid, two
votes from Georgia. two from Alabama, more than
half of the Tennessee delegation, msjOrity of
the Democratic representatives, from New En-
gland, two votes from Maryland, TWO from New
Jersey, two from New YORK, as long Cox is in
the race, and five from the state after Cox dr. ps
out; t=o from Mississippi, two from West Vfr- |
ginia, two fron Illinois, and the Pennsylvania !
delegation solid. This represents his positive |
strength the first ballot, according to the clAi
Of his friends, and the force that he will hold
until the fight is Whether his followers are
few many il is pretty ce tain h. viii hold them
firmly, and transfer them bodily to any other can
ddate he may favor after his own chances are dis
solved into thin air.
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PRGNIX Pack MURDERERS.
The Jury in the Care OF Timothy Rely
Again Disagree.
Strong Evidence Against Peter lyman
-Irish RmfEratisa.

LONDON, April 25.-The Times says ii lie
Understood the evidence against Peter lyman,
mo. ;" from Independent witnesses as we'll as
from informers is such as to justify decisive
action by the government in asking for his
e1tradition.
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CAPITAL RRlEEs-

wv ARLINGTON, April 20.-Secretary Chand-
Ter issued instructions to Resr-Admiral
Baldwin, commanding tbs United Stats
naval forces on European stations, to pro.
coed With bis personal staff TO Mcgee 70 at
tend the forthcoming ooronsii9n OF the Gar.
The following telegram was received at
the Indian Office to-day:
San CARLOS, A. T., April 25, 1885.
To Prce, Indian Commissioner:
There appears to be a change for the better in
the atiirs that nave caused the late excitement.
The Indications point to a return OF the rangers
to thief homes, well pleased with the prospects of
q restored quiet. The indians are returning to
their farms. They have behaved admirably I'M
der all circumstances for the past four days
WILCOX Agent.
The Secretary of the Interior has received
joint after from NJ. McCollum, deputy col
lector OF customs, and john +. Malo, mem
Der Of the Canadian Parliament, under date
of Turtle Mountain, MINI, April 14th, in
which they say the Turtle Mountain bard OF
Indians are in a starving condition, and uu-
less Immediately relieved few of them will
be alive to meet the Commissioner Of Iudian
Affairs in June, as they now anticipate doing.
The acting commissioner has directed the
Indian agent at DEVILS Lake TO use every
effort TO provide for these indians at once.
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rue .T'ieker'sea.s.ian a. Loui.,,I,e.

Flies, reaches, acts, b,d-bugr, rats, uaice,
gophers, chirmnnks, cleared cut by Trough
on Rata" 15e.
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SAudulltOhs
IRISH EMIGRATION.
The offers relative 10 Irish emigration by
the government are fav0rably entertained by
the Canadian Pacific railroad ami land COM
panies interested in opening the Canadian
Northwest. The proposal of those companies
ia to settle 5000 families-25,o 200 persons-on
government lsnds, under the homestead lave,
which gives each family 100 acres free. The
promoters of the scheme Noul bScome Be-
curity Tor g., 100000 advanced, without in.
teresl, by Great Britain for ten years, 10 be
devoted TO loars sufficient to start each fami-
ly, or they would becom. security for CO, 96o,-
900 with which they would relieve the Gro Nd
ed districts of Ireland Of $4,000 persons.
THE PHOENIX PARK MURDERS.
DUBLIN, April 25.-ihe trial of Timothy
Kelly, charged with participating in the
Rboulx fark murders, losHtinusd th ia
morning. The judge, in summonipg up the
evidence taken, spoze most strongly against
prisoners claim of an abb. The Jury, after
being out short time, returned and an
-nauneed they we're unaole TO agree on 8 YER
dict. They were rent bsch 30 reesssi1lss, but
after returning a fourth time and reporting
they could not agree were discharged.
The trial of Michael Fagin, charged vita
the murder Of Burke, was then bsgun. Fa-
gin pleaded "not guilty" Adams and
O'Byrne were assigned to defend him. There
was great difficulty in forming jury, SO
seventy FIVE of those Gale d failed TO make
their appearance, snd were fined el00 each.
Two compositors sHore 10y saw Fagin at
the Phoenix PARK on the day of the murders.
James Carey, informer, was called 10 the
stand and testified he had arranged 10 stab
* Secretary Forster after the plots to shoot
him had failed He said he did net attend
the meetings of The Assassina. son Society on
Sunday on account OF sabbats.rian scruples
aud declared that even now he wished 10 re-
move tyrants, and said he believed it was no
sin to kill Burke.