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BIlI IN Eoultv Filed

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 25.-Attorney-
General Cassidy to-day lled a bill In
equity in the Dsuphln county court Of
common pleas restraining the Penn
sylyania railroad or It's agents from
purchasing, or by any means, direct or
indirect, acquiring control OF other
the South Pennsylvania or the Beach
Creek roads. The bill Is based on
Article IL OF the constitution of Penn
sylvania. Section of this article
provides that mo railroad, canal or
other corporation, or the iessess, pur.
chasers or managers OF any railroad
Or oanai or other corporation, shalt
consolidate the stock, property or
franchises Of such corporations
with lease, or purchase the works or
franchise OF, or In any way control any
other railroad or canal corporation
owning or having under its control
parallel or competing llnes.n The at
torney-general said to day:"I propose
to have the question finally determined
whether great railroad IL simply q
private corporation or On institution
for the public good as common oar
rier.. l am proceeding In tho matter
as the legal representative OF the
State, 40 that II cannot be charged that
action was instituted by interested
parties. |, OF course, under
stand that the Pennsylyania
Railroad company will contend
that they secured their charter prior
TO the adoption OF the now constitu-
tion, aud that they are therefore ex-
empt from its provisions. Novertho-
less, propose 10 have the court decide
the matter.
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RAILROAD SIATrEns.
Pooling business

CHICAGO, Aug. 20. = Tho st. Paul
road, in conjunction with the Missouri
Pacific and Wabash, has been dlyid-
ing business destined for Texas points
from Chicago, A tariff was Issued,
making the rate from milwaukee, to
points in Texas like rates from Chi.
csgo. Business was taken by otum-
wa, Iowa, and Moberly, Missouri. The
Northwestern, having no outlet to the
southwest except by way of Chicago,
was losing business, and local lines in
the Chicsg) 4 st. Louis Traffic asso-
citation We're likewise suffering. At a
meeting yesterday il was agreed be-
tween tho Illinois Central, BurlinRtOn,
Wabash and Alton to make the same
rate regularly from Milwaukee to
Texas points, via Chicago, es
from this point, the North
western to act Jointly
with other lines. 1t was charged that
st. Paul had been gradually widening
It's area until IL WAS making Chicago
rates apply from many of It's central
points 10 the dotrinient of lines in the
Chicago aud Sc. Louis Traffic assocla.
tion. Action to-day will lessea tho
revenue in Texas business, but II is
expected TO curb the outspreading ten
dency of tho st. Paul road.
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THE POLITICAL WORLD.
PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATS
The New York State Central Committee
in Executive session-over 500
Delegates Attend the Pennsyl-
vania State Prohibition
Convention, Etc, etc.
New York repubilcau State Conn

New York Republican State Committee.
SARATOGA, Aug. 25.--The meeting OF
the State Republican committee was
called to order shortly after IL O'Clock
to-day by Chairman Warren. Ex-
Fire Commissioner Vsn Cott offered
the following preamble and resolution:
WHEREAS. The beat Interest of the
Republican party will be subserysd in
the pending contest by free and full
EXPRESSION of the wishes of all classes
Il Republicans throughout the prinna-
rlee, held for the election of delegates
70 the next State convention, there
fore, be 1t
Resolved, AS tho Judgment Of
this committee that the voters
residing in tho several as.
sembly districts Of the State
who adhere to tho principles of the Re-
publican party, and whose general in
tention is to act with the party and pro-
mote Its success by thoir votes aud in
iiuence at the next general election, be
invited without regard to any "fuuds-
mental trust' 10 and and take part in
said primaries; aud this committee
recommends to6li orEanl2 ttions OF tho
|
compliance with the foregoing rules.
Mr.. Jacob h. Hess asked ii the plan
wo'sld not Interfere with tho plans al
ready adopted last year.
! Mr.. Van Cott said there were
thousands Of Republicans In
Now York who did not
vote last year for the nominee for the
presidency. and IL ould be wise Tor
tho committseto TO do ell in its power TO
give them an opportunity TO vote for
Republican nominees this year.
Mr.. Van Allen said the resolution
was simply intended as q recommen.
dalton, and there could be no sound
exception to 1t. He thought it was a
wlso thing 10 do. "TheTe are many
Republicans in Now York City and
throughout the State who did not sup
port the Republican candidate Tor
president. We should have universal
liberty prevail throughout the party
II 1t be adopted, Republicans who did
not support their candidate last year
eau como IN and lend us their aid and
cooperation, and thus we will have q
full support for the candidate whom
we shall nominate. IL Is in tho inter
ost OF the party that harmony should
prevail. think the adoption
should be made without dissenting
voice.n
The resolution was then adopted.
a committee of i've, from Now Y0rb
republicans, was given admittance
snd, through ex-President Haves, nd.
dresso1 tue committee, urging an en-.
largemeRt Of tho plan Tor holding
tho convention. He favored
delegates from each town
which would create enthusiasm
among all classes. lie cited several
states whore such plan was n success
and thought that II applied TO this
State II WOuld draw voters from re
mote districts who would take greater
Interest in the party. II would dt
away with jealousies In smaller towns
Saratoga was then selected as thl
place of holding the Aaxt convention
and September 70 wis named as th
date.
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An Isrnrntivn sns.inn

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 25,-The Wabash
railway committee held an executive
session here to-day, at which business
of great Importance is said to hsye
been transacted. Chairman Russell
and members refuse to divulge its ma
ture excepting TO say that progress Is
being rapidly made toward carrying
out their original plan OF boycottlng
the Wabash. They allege as a reason
for Withholding Information Of their
proceedings from the public that IL
would expose their tactics TO the rail-
road people, who would not walt 10
take measures to forestsll their
efforts. Locally, the situation
continues unchanged. Everything
IL running smoothly at the Wabash,
Missouri Pacific and bridge and tun-
mol shops and yards. Committee
A. Q. Caughlin says general strike is
not Imminent ana not likely to occur
for several days.
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OMAHA, Aug. 25-Patrlck Eagan,
president OF the 1rlth National League
OF America, in an !btoryiow to-day re-
garding tho charge ihat the league has
dogenerated into taers political ma
chine, and Is therefore virtuslly dead,
says: "While l wasin New York / 40.
copied the presidopcy of tho league,
and thenceforth, Vhilo holding that
posltloni was preGuded from taking
part In politics. Wlaleyer my political
opinion nay hav0 ben, maintained
that position throu IhOut the last presi-
dental campaign lad intend 10 main.
tain the same att bud, so long as
l am president OF tho league,
That the league ~ dead "a pltogothor n
mist Aken Idea. We have nearly 600
branches scattered over the country.
All OF them will bahn active working
condition at tho time OF the national
convention, TO DO held In Chicago next
january, which Win be tho largest
ever held In America, possibly with
the exception OF that Of 1881, held In
Chicago. Parpell viii PROBABLY bo in
attendance. lie has promised TO come
II possible. II. ID. Sullivan, OF Dublin,
~ also expected. Sullivan will take
MS scat as mayor OF Dublin on Janu.
nry \. Two or throe other members OF
tho Irish National party are expected -
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Tonn of ihn slnnh Ninrnn,

NEw York, Aug. 25.-Govornmont
bonds very dull but irm.
Tho railway bond market was less
active than the average for some tlmo
past.
To,day's stock market has boon do
pldedly moro aotiyO than yesterday,
put lhore has been q continuation OF
me weakness OF yesterday from tho
opening till noar the close. First
pilces wore generally lower than tho
closing last evening, bu. they were a.,
or near the highest quotations. reao he'd
today aud thoro was carly developed
\ decided woaknesn, particularly In
lho omahn aud Northwestern. Thoro
Wefh numerous reports clr-
eulhnd, oil tending 10 show
Ihht lsorlous damage had already
peen done 70 tho corn crop In tho
n nofthwoft by frost, which WA al
logged was nesoro last night. A later
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renn.llyAnln rrohIhItlonI.ts.

HARRIsnuRs, Aug, 2j,-Tho State
prohibitionists assembled in oonven-
ton here this morning. There are
over 800 delegates present and tho con-
vontion is tho most animated held ior
years.
A. A. Barker, OF Cambria oounty,l
state CHAIRMAN, called tho convention
to order TO dGv, aud A, A. Stevens,
OF Tyrone, Blair county, was
elected temporary chairman. he eau
TONED delegates against doing any
thing except that which would do
honor to tho cause they represented.
Iho morning session was occupied in
the forming of various scommittees and
tho appointment OF A. A, Stevens ea
permanent chairman.
Alter recass a telegram was read
from II. A, Thompson, OF Westyille,
Ohio saying: COMO sends greeting
aud expresses hope for tho future."
Other kilograms weTo read from J. A.
TwRnoy, OF Plttsburg, and w. q. Dick
sou, OF Williamsport. A greeting was
sent to the convention In
Kansas. Ex-Governor st. John
was thon brought IN amid much APP
plauso and made brief speech on the
work OF the cause.
The chairman of tho committee on
credentials reported $50 delegates pres.
ent and entitled 10 seats.
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CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
Indians Raidlng.

TOMBSTONE, Aug. 25.-Slxty Apaohes
made q raid on Friday last on ranches
near San Pedro, Mexico, 40 miles south
of this city. They carried of a mum
ber Of horses. The raid was witnessed
by squad Of Mexican soldiers, but no
interference was attempted. A report
reached here to-day that San Rernar-
dino, famous In connection with In
dian hostllities, has bsen abandoned
owlngto bold depredaNons OF hostile
Indians, A party of armed citizens
left hore for the Mexican border to as
sist In driving tho Indians from the
United States soil.
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rennslIrnnin nsmoornt.

HARRIsnuRo, Pa Aug. 25.-Up TO l
o'clock to-day not over 50 delegates to
tho Democratic State convention
have arrived here. The talk OF
those hero IL for but one
candidate, Conrad B. Day, of Pnils.
dolphia. lio will, 20 doubt, be nomi.
mated by the convection by acclama.
ton. The indications point to an on-
dorsoment OF State and national ad.
ministrations, but tho fight will bo up
on anti-dlscriminaCion.
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ST. Louis, Aug. 25.--ThQ Wabash
gavo notice to-day Of Withdrawal
from the st. Louis eastern bound pas
senger agreement of July 2, and there
Is prospect Of a lively passenger rate
war bet Seen the Eastern trunk lines.
Tho withdrawal is based on an alleged
cutting on tho part of tho Bee line and
Vandalla roads. Tickets 30 Now York
arc snid ta have be0n sold this after.
noon at Sl7, and the rate is expected to
drop TO Sl4 tomorrow.
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dispatch said that the frost bolt did not
extend as far south as the cornfields,
but the contradiction had only a slight
effect on prices. The whole list con-
tinued weak until about . O'Clock,
when the lowest prices were reached, !,
the declines ranging from l to 19s, the
latter the Omshas. In the last hour
the common recovered y and the pre-
1erred per cent, but the common i.
still Sl4 and the preferred lower than
they closed last evening.
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Roorgnniratlon anaLease.

NEW YORK, Aug. 25,-Drexel, Nor
gan & Co. issued a circular TO the first
bondholdors OF tho West Shore stating
that holders OF the 4,5OO.0C0 of tho bonds
had assented to the plan of reorgaRizR-
ton and lease to the Now York Cen
trial, proposed by Drexel, Morgan Il
Co., In their circular of tho 10th i'm
stant, aud that other bondholders
would be permitted TO partake of the
benefits to accrue by depositing their
bonds and paying $50 per $1,000,
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Rrntnl ilnirnnn-

BRAINARD, Mimi, Aug. 25.- Hole-in-
tho-Day, noted Chippewa chief, en-
route to ST. Paul, was last night taken
from q Northern Pacific train at way
station, dragged into the woods and so
brutally beaten that ho is not expected
TO recover. IL ~ supposed 70 have
been the work OF whisky mon, against
whom he was going 20 teotify In tho
Federal court,
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CONVENT BURNED.

UONNENT DUNNEn,
Dublin, Aug. 25.-The Ursullne con-
won't, at Ballytruckle, county Wa
terford, was destroyed by Ore to-day.
All tho Inmates escaped.
THE PARNnLLirES,
BunLtN, Aug. 2j-rh0 Parnolllto
managers had a ssorot meeting hnro
to-day, 20 ssloct candidates for tho
coming campaign aud discuss tho fu-
tnro policy OF the homornl party. Mr..
Psrneli presided oyor the meeting,
aud 10 was 70 solved 10 advise all tbs
homo rule constituency 10 select no
candidates without consulting with
NJ: fernsll' aa1 20 vo:o f'r none who
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EnrIand.


LONDON, Aug. 25.-The Standard
sums up tho Irish question thus:
"Home rule means an exclusive policy
IN ireland TO the extent of refusal TO
receive, English products with Mr..
Parnell still at Wostminster.n
TO UTILIzE HIS VISIT.
The Globe says Il has good reason TO
believe tho Marquis OF Salisbury will
utilize his visit TO the continent to In
teryiew the leading European minis
ters and diplomats with q view TO
smoothing the asperlties at present OK
isting In tho relations between Eng
land and some OF the foreign countries.
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FoRrIFYINn mEnAr.

TEHEREN, Aug. 25.--Advices from
Merv aay that three battilions Of in
fsntry rnd 700 bavalry, with eight
guns, proceeded to Penjdeh. pbout the
-hsginntng OF August. A lettsf'fncm
Horat says that the sum of 10000
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MADRID, Aug. 25.-The Correspond
encia charges that England has given
a tacit approval of Germany's conduct
in seizing the Caroline islaudn. Count
Won Salmes zonewolde, German am
bsssador to Spain, who for some time
has felt constrained to abstain from
appearing In public, is about TO 20 TO
Germany to enjoy holiday.
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Cyclone at Chariastoa, soath Oar,
linn.

CnARLEsoS, s. o., Aug. q, Charles
ton was struck by cyclone this
morning and one-iourth ofthe houses
in tho city are unroofed. Parts Of tho
spiros Of ST. MIchssrs aud 81. Mat
thow's churches woro blown down and
the spiro OF the Citadel Square
Baptlsh church 10 demolished. The
wharves. aud warehouses are badly
damaged. Az Sulllvan's Islaud two
steamers aro aground and tho new
Aehby river bridge, now bolnE con-
htructod, IL swept away. Four vessels
which arrived yesterday are wrecked:
Tho telegraph wsros afe down ana
ther0 arc no cars running tn, loss y.
estimated NJ &l,0l0,000. Tho work o.
restoration has already begun.
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No Further Trouble anticipated.

CGNoINNATr, Aug. "a Presl.
dent Schifl, Of the Queen & Crescent
route, says that tho pay car left this
afternoon, and that he apprehonded no
further trouble on the southern divis-
Ions of the road.
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Switzerland.


BERNE, Aug. 2j.-The walls OF the
Lausanne have bsen placsrdei with
bill signed, "r Swiss Secret Anar-
ohist Committee" urging the burning
OF tho f0relga embassies here. The
circumstance has caused sensation.
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murdered br Indiana.

NoaALEs, N. NJ, Aug, 25,-ThO MUIR
der OF three Americans and eight
Moxlcans n, Basqulpa by Apaches has
beon coniirmpt Dy Agaplto Franco,
who arrived hero yesterday from tho
aconO OF the crime,
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IndIn-
STEAMER WRECKED.

BOMBAY, Aug. 25.-The steamer
Bungloo was wrecked yesterday in
the Gull OF oien, and 100 persons
aboard we're drowned.
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Sentence Uonininted ,

JACKSON, Mise, Aug. 25,--Govornor
Lowry has commuted TO imprlson-
ment for lite tho death sentence which
was ID hayo be0n executed TO-DAY
npon Audraw Rouads, nj Natohez, and
william Is. Martin, at Elllavlllo.
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oouNrERMANpEp.

ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 25. Tho order
far the departure of the Royal Irish,
tho Surrey, the Sussex aud the Gordon
Highlanders, regiments has been coufi-
termanded. tI
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Death of I.s.ooyersor rsn,on

BurrALo, Aug. 25.--A special tolo.
gram from Jame,town aayn, Ex.
Governor Reuben y. Fonton died this
aitefnoon NJ . o'clock, while al hIp
desk IN tho First National bank, OF
whioh ho was prss.d,nt. IN I
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TOTAL TO DATE.


MADRID, Aug. 25.-The total number
Of deaths from cholera In Spain since
the outbreak of the disease has been
" 3i7, out of total of ls7 ,565 cases.
AT ToULoN.
TouLoS, Aug. 25,-rhere have been
20 deaths from cholera here 10 the past
2i hours. At Hyrest thero were 4
deaths nom cholera on board French
squadron.
THRoUGHQUrsP INs..-..l--,s,,,
MADn1D, Aug, 2o.-Thero were 4,07l
new cases of cholera aud ,433 deaths
reported thro ughout Spain yesterday.
ATMARsEILLEs.
MARsBILLEs, Aug. 25-Slxsy-seven
deaths from cholera occurred here
yesterday.
APANIC.
MARsEILLEs, Aug. 25.-Tho cholera
panic has now extended TO all classes
In tho city, and al who can pet away
aro rosorting to flight. Deaths from
cholera have occurred in many towns
and villages In tho department Of the
Rhnno. In Laneon eight fatal cases of
cholera have boon reported, in Grams
three and in st. Charnes two. Besides
these, several cases of cholera exist IN
lstres, Marigenare, AK aud Arle. 1t
Ia also reported that tour persons have
died from cholera in Slstoron Baases,
Alps.
Seventy new cases OF cholera re-
ported here TO day and thore we're 3s
deaths from the disease. The report
that cholera had broken out in the
French squadron anchored near Tou-
Ion, Is confirmed. Seven cases ol
cholera and seven deaths were re.
ported from the fleet to-day.
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LABOR MATTERS
stonpIng TrnIns.

Nav. ORLEANS, Aug. a. "A special
10 tho PicNyuno from Meridian, Misis.
slppl, says; Tho employees Of the
Queen & Crescent shops here struck
this morning for their June and July
pay and tho fixing Of regular
monthly pay day. AS trains como in
the engineers are taken from the en-
gings, which are then run into
tue round-house. No trains will
be permitted to leave, excepting
mail cara. No freight nor passenger
trains can move on eith6r the New
Orleans & Northeastern, Vicksburg q
Meridian, or Alabama Il Great South
ern railroads. Many other employees
beside tho shopmen have quit work,
making, perhaps, 800 in all. Property
Is not damaged. IL is understood that
the men will be paid tomorrow and
discharged.
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Australia.

MELBOURNE, Aug. 25.-Ths Federal
bank, Of this city, was robbed last
night OF $4,000.
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BERGEN, Aug. 25.-The Prince Of
Wales has arrived here. He Is spend
ing tho day viewing tho scenery.
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France.
AN APOLOGY.


PARIS, Aug, 25.--The French cabs
not officially apologizei to the English
embassy on Saturday for tho insult to
Lord Lyons aud the Paine iucident.
The secretary OF Lord Lyons returned
yesterday.
ADMIRAL CoURnErs REMAINS,
ToGLnN, Aug. 25.--rhe French tnau-
of war Baysrd, carrying the remains
of the lats Admiral Courbet, from
Tonquin, arrived at Xejeres, IL miles
east of this city, to-day.
PRAISINa SPAIN,
PARIS, Aug, 25 The French news
papers are praislng Soain for the atsl-
tude she has assu med toward Germa-
ny over the Caroline affair. They I'D
Wise Spain to resist Bismarck's greed
and assure the Spauiards that Bis
marck will yield II they continue.
to maintain bold front. There is q
good deal said in the press about
Franco-Spanish alliance, and this
causes usnasiness in French official
circles, because 1t Is feared Bi arck
may make foroible complaint about
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CuoAoo, Aug. 2,.--vlcs-rf fasiisnt
Hendricks and vile 40 IN ~ ol|(
and win romsIn nulI| l2-uofr1
whom thQy vIu rsl1<u y I11l11
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n Ny o. oct o 75, fny
s,oan.,ai -Vnlo and steady, n tuo u1ue
ders,} 4, Yut ,i q and crushed v NJ lluo
"niea". 70 .fi cube ~ ohft
1iee hle dy fomand modes.
nosi,," tadyi knlos i2,01l lb. spTnlnfp
noslh pniet 40 lIL, '"' "GlUlUlG
uilehtlno dullntl3
ina,ts, neyolptl, $50 carloads TilrQ
snd d y "a "a olo.ed woahi oxirenio.p ~, lnlv
! d fn" " =, loi native fiOors ia1 ~
toia,.st zee. hnd - 10 as f1r gr.,
roie1p tIfein Z oaTIo.ds M ~.
All itcellia, ll.0sI, sxtretnoi,.
snn H.ih ia0 90 ID i6it sWi,i t,ss
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p-lihn lahiha, 1li. 'N'hhoh
No a., slp ph iAarino.
.Nn lt "a fIHn, aue Ia a..
Ntl..f 20 ~ UHf luI flIo.t a. 80 nllN
rn rnnHHa inI the' fnita, t,"li,,Ni
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would not give pledges to vote with
the party as unit in Parliament. 1t
was also resolved that tho candid dates
should each sign pledge to vote aud
act with the Parnellites, aud to resign
II majority of the colleagues so
ordered.
PARNELL TALKS.
Addressing public meeting,
Mr.. Parnell said: "The triumpk
OF the Irish cause was assured whether
the Wings or the Tories won in the
elections. The Tories would give as
good scheme of relief to the govern
ment as the Wings. Let Irish farm
ers," he said, Support the league and
prove TINT they viii not allow land
lords to trample upon them during the
ensuing winter.p
TRYING TO FIX MATTERS.
IL Is stated in official circies here
that the disinterested powers are ok,
elt'ng their influence to induca Ger
many and Spain to submit the Caro-
line islauds dispute to arbitration.