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known him ever since he was n membe,

known him ever since lie was member
Of Congress from California. Lilo Ia pure
honest and incorruptibl,; Of nnquestion'
able integrity, and always plumb. Ilia tx,
ecu.ive ability Is very rare, lia governed
Kansas In very trying times, aud has seryetl
his country well. AS Il soldier his record
Ia very liue. lie Is brave man. lie Ia a
sound and pure Democrat, o. undoubted
standing"
Hon. Thomas J. Wood, OF Indiana: ~
am for Mr.. Mcdonald, and 40 ara all our
people. From MI know and can learn Of
General Denver, | will support him, above
all otherP, as sec0nd choice"
Representative Bsiord, OF Colorado:
"The people Of Colorado have 90! erca. re-.
spect for General Denver, as Is DISPLAYED
In the fact that their chief city, OF over TO-.
600 inhabitants, and which IL very beaut.
iiul city, Is named after him. Denver, In
the great West, is q, grand 4 mouutuent to
him as this city is to Washington. lie Is
a broad.gusge Western man, md | know
that our interests, II q Democrat should be
nominated and elected, would be absolute
ly eaie In his hands. There is no Ha,ni.
ment in politics to-day. Business slrsirs
are matters Of material confederation, and
we Of thu Wes! propose TO see that thu peo.
plo living beyond the Allegheny Noun.
tains, and Of the Sonlh, control the des..
MES Of this Nation. Ihave nothing lurth.
er to 10 ray" e.s
( Hon. Casey Young, Of Tennessee: ave
would supporthim heartily II nominated."
Genera! Rosecrane: "Ihey want Domo.
crat who is honest, incorrup:able, able and
efficient He Is all that, and is known ne
such in California. So iara know, they
all think well Of him. They have always
had confidence in his steady adhesion 10
Democratic principles. They want IL man
who 10 out OF control Of corporstors, and he
|s. They want an answer to tho bloody
shirt and sectionalism. They know he was
a Union man." -s
! Senator Williams, Of Kentucky: "He
|ought with US in Mexico, aud f,r the la,t
sight years or more has been President OF
he Mexican Veteran Association, and has
lone fine work for the old soldiers."
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NEWS BY TIE CABLE,
THE LATEST FoRs,eN INTELLIGENCE
Exposure OF some OF th3 Secrets OF Bjnlmits and
Clan SA Rasl Sotittle'-1h, Arrsstsd Dlnani. !
teH-sttlkn In 0stmauj-iav rsnco tar.
rettt Succsw Ia l on ton -Catis Click,

LoSnoS, April l2.-1hs'a7imes prints a
communication aud tho terms OF tho cath
OF the Dynamite and Clan Ma Gael sociv.
tics, also giving an account Of how dyna.
mite is Obtained in France. 1t Is asserted
that the Clan Ma Gael has received letle,s
bearing Russian post mark from the in.
former McDermo,t, pleading his limo.
cence and begging for mercy. The
society las treated tho letter with silent
contempt, and Its agents are tracking
him. Tho same article Gays that
Matthias Brady recently arrived in Paris
from New York 10 investigate the truth Of
the rumor that Peter Carey was hidipy
there. A careful search was instituted, b, I
1t proved lrnitlesH, whereupon Brady t,.
turned to Nov York, leaving orders o
cable him at once II any Of the Caroy's
ehonld te discovered. a constant wal, b
is kep: upon the ikiormes Lainie ard
Coleman, and arccord Of their moyemen
regularly kept ut Paris. aa.s. n I.'
James Esan, the C:erk at whose house in
Birmingham, D.ly, tho arrested dyns.
mi!er, lodged, was taken b.flr. ma,is.
7 ate in that city to-day and remanded
10: a week. The only testimony. given
ut the examination was the s.at.lnaat OF
the detective who urr,s,ed him, and vas (,
to the ,eGs cst that DAILY WEI " lodgcr n,
Egan's honse, that when Essn .wss ssked
IN regard .to,..,the character 4. Of ! his !.
LOGGER, Z. no denied that any such.
person, had n. room in Ii, house end
stated that be kuew of no such MIMI
D.ly:r The police, after thorough search
'i E.an's honse,and. grounds, hsye louuda I,
number Of documen,s OF an discriminating
but have to,;nd no explosives.
The police have nov da,ermihtlt TO r.2l"
he outhousa and dig deeper in the garden
u. their search ior explosives. John DAILY !,
a Limorick man, bu! has for the les. r.
everal yea'a been II commission ss.lt IN :.
America. -...s-s,.stt,.,. x. :. :.
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I tho indiana would lynch those who scll
them the whisky, no would not inquire
into the matter too closely.

u tho Indians would lynch those who scl
them the whisky, he would not inquir,
into the matter too closely.
It Is thought that fireman Dotter, OF {
wrecked Lehigh Valley Railway coal tiair
was thrown into the furnace Of the eugin,
and roasted alive. No part Of his remainl
can be found. ,t'a gs.,.l@
A freat 92 and 94, Green street, New
York, caused damage to Samuel Corns &
Sons, soap makers, OF 100000; George +.
Tilgs G Co, hatters' goods, 5000; II. +.
Baebe, halter, $4,000; building, $1,000.
Mr.. Tilden, Il Is said, /, writing a letter,
IN be sent to the Chairman OF tho New
York State Convention, declining the
nomination, or to allow the use OF bis
name, much more tmphatically than in
1850. ~ ~. .--,
A number Of Democratic rice planters
from Georgia and South Csroiins are at
Washington protesting against reducing
the duty on rice. They cay they will have
TO give 1t up, and will vote for the Rspub-
licanH. @
Governor Hoadly, Of Ohio, appointed
Frank NJ. Marriott, Of Delaware; John NJ.
Pugh, Of franklin, and John @ Smith, OF
Clinton, Directors Of the intermediate
Peiiitentiarv, and tho appointments were
confirmed by the Senate. 4.
. Dr.. w. s. Madden Is arrested at Scran.
ton, Pa, charged with chaining and abus.
Ing young woman. lie says he was get
ting divorce from his wife 10 marry her,
and che becoming tired waiting, he occurred
her 10 q beds.ead 10 prevent her getting
AWav @ Ell .I5 'r.1 i.r.. =
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hTRANGE SUICIDE.
A wealthy nnn Pears insanity ana Pre-.
~ ftrn Death. - n, a'.' = '.tet'sr

ftrs Death. a'.' -
New YoRK, April ia white.hairet
man, well dressed, but half rselipg, ~
though dazsd by suffering, went j intt
Eirle's Hotel yesterday afternoon, and il
a trembling hand registered as "lohr
AIKEN, Sing Sing" He paid for his room
from good sized roll of.bills. No sound
was heard from the room. up to noon to,
day, when a caambermaiu entered and
found the occupant stretched on bed,
with bullet hole in his temple. 50 .-s -
1 A note to Mr.. Earle was found in his
pocket, which reaG: y"-'' ,'r's' r-gg>sz'r
II have not done this from the want Of
money or from any crime. am rich :. in
this worlds gooda, and have everything
that l desire, but I snffsr from nervous
prostratior; have not had an hours natural
sleep In four months, and this must end in
madness or loss oi mind and imbecility
You will be paid for the damage done.
Telegraph 10 No. 05 Bnera Vista Avenue,
Yonkers, TO my son, Y X. Agate, and TO
No. 100 Broadway, before o'clock.
+; Yours, JcsRpu Agate,
40 my relatives and friends: have de-.
termined 10 end my lie in preference to
the mah.houss. God have mercy on me-"
Mr.. E:tle sent word as dileced. There
is no doubt that Mr.. Agate, who was 60
years old, csme to this city with the pur.
pose OF suicide, and that he went about its
performs nee with rrm promptpess.
MIR. Agate was retired merchant, and
said to be worth from $3O0.0]0 to $500, 900,
having largo real estate interests in this
city, from which his fortune grew.
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Blaine were adopted, and delegates in.
structed to support him for the Presiden.
iiRl mammalian 4 u ~. :. LLL ~ -------LI.

ClicAuo. April l2.-The Third IllinoI.
District Convention selected Congressman an
George K. Davis and John X. Wheeler az
delegates 10 the Republican National Con.
yeniion, with Chas. II. planiz and A. J,
Smell as alternates. No instruction.
The First Congressional District Repub.
lican Convention this afternoon renom-
mated r. w. Durham for Congress, and
chose Abner Taylor and J. L. Woodward
as delegates 10 the National Convention,
with J. W. Campbell and P. B. Smith aa
alternates. The delegates are not instruct
cd, but were appointed by that wing Of the
convention known as "unpledged," as op.
posed 10 pronounced Logan men. :.
The Second Congressional District held
tive sets Of primaries and two conventions.
One convention selected W. s. Powell and
VIM, Kent as National delegates, with J.
Yanderpool and E. Tully as alternaten.
They were uninatructed. The second con.
ventlon selected VIM. II. Ruger and Chas.
L. Piper as delegates, with John Scanlan
and VIM. lindswing as alternates. They
are instructed for Logan. The County Con.
vention held here to-day recognized as
delegates those chosen at the first named
set ot primaries as being regular. .3T
The Fourth Congressional District nam.
ed Samuel R. Raymond and I. O. Collins
as delegates 10 the National Convention,
with John E. Euders and Christian Danke
as alternates. Instructed for Logan.
LANCASTER PA, April l3.-At the pri.
mary election here yestcrday, Lewis s.
Hartman, a Blaine man was chosen dele.
gate to the Chicago Convention. The com.
plexlop Of the second delegate is not yet
known. e, ~ - 5,I7E .'f
! WILMINGTON, DEL, April l3.-1ncom.
plete returns Of tho election for delegates to
the Republican State Convention, indicate
delegates will have. q slight
majority over the ayowed Blaine men in |
tie convention. - 49, ,31' .s;-'.5'y5i,@s-' ~
batavia. o., April ls;--The delegates
elected yesterday from y, ,ermont, county to
the Dhtrict. Republican, Convention, to |
select delegate for the Chicago Convention,
on a test vote stood: Blaine, 81; Sherman. 4.
| CArLErrspuRo, KY, April l3.-The Re
publicans selected delegates to the SXte |
Convention for the Ninth district who
were uninBtructed. The Blaine Republi-
cans withdrew and will hold convention
Monday to selsct delegates instructed f;r |
Blaine .I.g ,I4.,Jps-k, 4, :. Ia. e. &, Z. g'- 30
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Lawrence Hnrre,,'s Success. .,,,.

LoSD1N, Arril 12.-Lawreuco b srret::, as
forick, ia "Yorick's Love" scored de-
cided success. this evening. There WAS
present large and critical: sud 8 ICE FRI nj
taa highest rank of tho tneateig ing public.
At tirut the acor was qnietIy received, ur,
ss The play progressed the house warm, d
into sympathy with him, aud at the end
Of the fist nc! hn was xree:-d with a round
oi ap lause. The enthusiasm increas, d
during the perform lace, and when tie
curtain !ell on ths last net Barrett was re.
c'lled sevsrAl times. He Expressed Lis
gratitude in few bsiet sentences, with
modest and well chossn woids. '','11
Hs said that daring the evening a tele.
gram had been handed him from Iryioy,
IL New York. assuring him that be wouI'!
savs hearty reception from tue L, ceam
audience. This prediction had heen iul v
realized, and his friends in A merica would
be as detp'y y gratitied as he himself was, \.
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lrisa curious TACT, says Private Dalzell,
tbs. the Republicans cnooee their candi-
,lstc6 high up in the alphabet: 1858 G,
49,, still &, 1876 II, down little with re.
anred majority, 1889 back to G with in
creased mpiority, and is i! :s 80 to i
in 1851? 1t looss SO. On the
other hands since the Democrats left B in
'aH, they hat! NJ in "a, HI unlucky alpha
bctical dec.ension, S in IS, worse and more
ot it., till in - they tried to catch on to the
Republican music with G, bnt i. was no
70; in 1G they dropped to T and still
colan't ca:ch the time, 80 in 1850 they
cEept up to Il, but G was an earlier letter
and took the pr'ze. The Republican pre-.
ference lieu where it finds the charm Of
snecess somehow in the earlier A 3 C's.
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LONDON, April 12.-Thc strike move.
mant is spreading in Germany. Dresden
advices announce tbs prevalence Of seri-
Gus strike in Sazony amoug the stone. cut.
teis, lnaaons and g;asswcrkers. All the
workmen in the great glass factory Of Sic
mems, at Dresden, arc out. The North,
German Go:t'e and the Lsipslg Despatch
FAY that the srke Of the masons is general.
The carpenters also have ceased working.
The Ga,ette decarss that the great major
isy OF the strikers did not wish to strike Of
their own accord, but they were influenced
by their leaders. among whom two emis-
sarics OF the B.rlin wo1kiugmen were
prominent. A Anumber OF artisans consent.
rd to continue work on the new Bourse a!
Lsipsig, now in process Ct construction.
II was ncceeaary to provide them with an
escort OF police, rs the strikers surrounded
the building, and threatened them with
violence un!css they des;sssd from their
labor, igal55 ~ ,-ll,yEgI Z Tr..' - -
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Tho french aliuera.

PAnls, April IA committee repre-
senting the various French miners aydi.
csto met to day at s.. E.enne. Delegates
were present from all northern France. A
proposal for general s:riko was rejected
A resolution was paes4d hoping that the
Government would not for any length cl
time leave the miners at tha mercy Of the
companies, but introduces raessurps to re-
vise the lava and protect the worknen
Symptoms OF strike are weakening,
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IOWA KEpUBLIgAES,
How ihe Ssaie VIII stand in tho Chicago
COnVentlOn. -

i- ( Convention. = : .. ..
CHICAGO. April l2.-"Will the Iowa Re.
publican delegation come instructed to
Chicsgo?' sssi;
mo; I think not" replied Gov. Buren
R Sherman to reporter who met him al
the fremont House last evening. .5-
"But it will be composed largely oi
Blaine men?" VIZ =. 5l'.s t.s-E -
"Yes, very. likely, though at the same
time it should be said thut there is no un.
iriend!ineas toward President Arthur in
Iowa" ,$$sS.t7s +. 4 .I5. ST.
"Have your people second choice?"'
"No, I don't think they have got 60 far i.
that yet" II. Us f,l0s y &7f SfSt:r4Ii
Il suppose there is general feeling in
your S;ate that Lincoln is the man for
second place?'
"No, Idon't know that there Isl, NJ,
"Who, then, is more thought Of ?"'f; ';fit S n
swell, Ben Harrison would make a good
man for Vice President" sGtl-
lis there anything against L:ncoin?'
20! no, don't know that there is"
"Will the Gresnbsckers and nemocrals
OF the Sixth District succeed in electiny
General Weaver to Congress, :
No. From that p:acs we shall send q
Republican in the place of Cook. who is d
sort OF hybrid. He SAYS he's an Independ
ent Democra', II you know what that H.
We shall also return Republicans in place
OF Pnsey and Murphy" =. o.
"By what majority will the Republicans
carry iowa this fall ?" - = itsE5i .'5,
"Well, say by so GOO. Garfield did It by
nearly so 900; and in the face OF the mos
determined opposition l myself was elected
by 25 C0O." i.' + .iI ~. :,
'"W,ll the prohibition lay become en-,
Yes, think it will pretty generally ovel
the State. OF course there will be some
difficulty in the larger towns"
"Doyou expect many German Republi.
cans to be alieun,ed by the recent prohi
bition lpeislation?" -
mo, think not; that vas M ,s.ly done
four or five years ago" !
You aaid, Governor, when in Chicago
before, that II President Arthur signed the
Porter bill it would be his condemnation
in the eyes Of the people Of Iowa2"
"Does that surprise you?" Yes. No
only would such an act bs fatal 10 him a.
regarded by the old soldiers, but by man,
Of the other citizens Of the State.
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TOLD IN BRIEF.

Apples, peaches and amall fruits in
Southern Illinois are reported killed by the
late cold weather. "a
Platt & Berman. jewellers Of L1s Angeles,
Cal., made en- assignment. They are no~
under arrest for swlndling.
Mrs. Louisa G. Boehm, OF ,Monroeville,
O., committed suicide by drowning. Hei
husband shot himself in 1880: ~. ~. r.,
The British Columbia representatives at
Ottawa have formally protested az inst the
disalowance Of the anti.Ohiness bill.
On promises Of modification OF tha stamp
act, confidence is returning to Mexican
merchants, most Of whom have resumed.
In wrea.liug: match at Cleveland be.
tween Andre ChEs:ol and Malsada Sara.
kichi, the. Japanese wrestler, tho later was
victorious. = .lspS ! - Ea
Ona thousand miners employed by the
New York and Cleveland Gas C,cl G IN
pany, Of Pennsylvania, have sccsuted a
reduction IN wages. e. it+E ,'sfs'','.
The shoes Of ohm Alichaelp, suspected ol
wrecking the train At B..vsr 5 n ,iou, O
ChuradaY night, just tis the fJu: priuls
leading away lrolu the suot.
The hols,in the steamer y. W. Andevson
aunk in the Ohio River oppuul,e Poini
Pleasant, W. Va, has been stopped, and
abe will be speedily .rsia !.
1 The government l. 10 send to The New
Orleans Worlds Exhibition next Decembel
articles from al tho executive bureau
suitable TO- bs exhibited.
| q George Bu,terworth, e1. Chief OF Polic,
and Councilman, Hs well as a prom;nen
ciizsn Of Dayton, o dropped dead yester
day from heart dIsssse, aged 81.
!. Serious charges have been forwarded t
the House COMMITTEE on Banking AM
Currency against Comptroller Kuox. il
connection with the Pacific Bank, Of Bos
ton. G5S is33f, $a.f;tiE ~. !. ..''5gf !;
4 The Kentucky Court Of Appeals hes d.
cided constitutional law requiring tn
payment OF q poll tax before citiz m sha
, be entitled to vote at any election in th'
State. y Il II. { & i ;I.i Iia3
SiAn Indian; who was lynched for murde
. in Washington Territory, confessed th'
: whisky made him do 1t. Commission,
Price, writing to the agent, intimates th
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is the Congressional district in which
Senator Cameron lives, the convention re-
fused credentials 10 dc!eyates.elect until
they signed pledges for Blaine. There
ought to have been two men in that dis.
ttict who could be trusted without m iron.
clad precSu!oD, but previous practices to
overthrow the popular will have made
Pennsylvania Republicans doubt whether
mybcdy can be trusted. This is an un'
fortunate condition Of atiairs, but the re-
spCzsihility is on the men who have made
the seducing and bu!Idtzipg Of delegates 6
fine art,
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NOBLE COUNTY REpUBLICAAS.


Election or Delegates To the Siato Cen
vpnIlun-No Instructions. a.
Special Dtspaieh TO he intelligence. 'ET-i. liE
! CALDWELL. O., March l2-The County
Convention to choose delegates 10 the Safe
Convention, held here this evening, elected
E. II. Archer, Aaron Harrie, George w.
Taylor and Frank NJ. Martin, editor OF the
Caldwell Journal, and q strong Sherman
man. A resolution offered by w. II.
Cooley, editor Of the Republican, to iu-
struc: the delegates to support the Blaine
delegates at the Stale Convention was op.
posed in speech by Private Dalz.ll, advo-
eating the claims Of John Sherman. The
Blaine resolution was voted down by u ds.
cided majority, so they 70 uninstructed.
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urpsnusylyalia l:epnblican conven.
,;ou,o choo.e four telecatcs.at.larHe meets
a. ljsri!blE on Wednesday next. OF the
sx,y.one counties that have already chos.
.a delegates to this convention tilty have
;,.tre,eI Tor Blaine. There are unin-
p,tuc,cd delegates from csunties equally as
s,rorp for Blsile. Twenty.eight Of tie
lCrty Senatorial delegates arc under Blaine
ius,rrc,ions. The Blaine boom is bound
ipg through Pennsylvania. '
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WcRp comes from Morgantown that the
University students are playing havoc
about tho premises. The correspondent
has no doubt that the boys are the guilty
ones, 1t is to be hoped that the students
ara wrongly accused. No reason is given
and none auggests itself, why they should
wan. to mar tho very attractive surround
ins4. The serse Of honor among the young
men ougll: to revolt against such practices
and il the guilty are Of their own number
they ought not to bc shielded.
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r.rmn pIsrmcr Republicans have &C.
Isc,ed aa del gates to Chicago men Of high
sanding friendly to Mr.. Blaine. and did
No, think it necessary to bind them with
ira,,ur,iops Judge Redmond and Mr.
r,u,rh arn tound by honor, and this with
I,onorrb!c mgn ID bond enough. Wesl
Virginia tu.h! TO send no instructed dele
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LONDON, April l3-The Observer sayf:
"lf American law cannot reach the dyna.
miterH it ought to be altered. A demaod
to this rifact might fairly be addressed to
the Government at Westinghouse as the
main contention infavor Of the Alabama
claims was that is the duty Of every Gov.
ernment to have such municipal laws a,
will prevent injury to citizsns OF friendly
Stat, 2r .Nr ~ se--I.E .frr---rse =
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Sensation in u Church.

New YoRK, April lS-Dr. ]. ?. Newman
preached to-day in Madison Avenue Con.
greeationsl Church. AT the close Of the
services sensation was cria,ed by a
woman walking up the center aisle to the
pulpit, crying for water to queuch the fire
consuming her soul. The woman was led
out. She is said to be a member OF the
church. '4 i
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: Shot RefDre Hix wife,

DAYTON, o., April l2.-At late hour tt :
night William Turner and John Bohn hal
dispute in Mrs. Jobnson's Pearl sire,
saloon, now kept by D,hn, when Turner
drew revolver. Mis-. B,hn, with q: baby
in her arms, rushed bttween the tuo men
and begged Turner 10 spare her husband i
lie. Turner fred on the family group, aa3
sent ball crashing through the braips o;
the father, who fell in bis wifes arms dy.
log. Turner was arrested and lodged in
i,ii g.. f.H.. .a..H..r :,
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LoSpoS,, April lS.-Mra. Eyan states that
DAILY took the name Of Durham, because
he intended TO make his debut as musical
singer uuder that name. DAILY intended to
return to America st The end OF j pr:l. C,i,
Msjardie, in his report on dynamite Mt.
tempts Mt the London railway sts,ions, says
there nevcs wss 8 care requiring more
searching examinations. A great crime was
planned tho results OF which wers escaped
by only a slender chain of what it would
be profane to call an accident. .af
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pron,rr.s mNkcs the road 30 hard TO
,,,vl Lr the poor o! the United States
,,a, in thee yrnrs only two millions oil
onoo. oi o,htr laals have come 10 US to
sba,r our poverty only three times tho
,o.pm;oa li Wes. Virgins!
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Tur R.puvnrals 7, eyrry county ought
J., ~, resented in the State convention
:, uar,;utbury by their cwn people. II
M. e,uuml be they ought to put their
.,',n,,,. in reliable LANDS, 80 that their
uItlmsy lm.ls-Misst. .,e.....---. 49,.