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New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
4 woMANS HAND IN A CHUNK OF ICE.
WHAT WAS FOUND IN A CGsUR D'ALENE sHANrY-
SEARCHING FOR A MURDERER.

WHAT WAS FOUND IN A CdUR DALENE sHANrY-
SEARCHING FOR A MURDERER
DEApwooD Dak, March 17.-Willam Boyd
came here ,era weeks ago from the deserted mining
town OF Cmur d'Alene while in q liquor store drinking
with some friends said that the first TO engage
I'm the liquor trade Ceur dAlene when the great rush
10 that camp began was jerome, French dancing
master Jerome was q surly, disagreeabe man, who
made more enemies than friends and whose only custom
rs were the worst OF the ruans who infested the camp
When the desertion OF the dAenc mines began last
summer Jeromes customers were among the nrst 10
leave the camp little later, after Jerome had gone
too Boyd and some OF the other miners who had stayed
I'm camp because they too to get away began
searching the deserted shantes FOR something to eat on
drink Under the shanty I'm which Jerome had soid
liouor was a cellar In the middle Of which was pile OF
ice DemolIshiug the Ice In the hope of finding some
whiskey hidden In It, they shattered one chunk In the
middle OF which woman's hand. III had been
chopped off with an axe. apparently. The cabin was
carefully searched but nothing else was found, except
handful OF yellow hair.
And here the hair Is now said Boyd taking IL out Of
his belt II Jerome and it will be the end OF
one OF s unless he can tell what became OF the woman
whose hand and hair found In bis cellar"
Just as he finished speaking stranger entered the
liauor store walked up to Boyd and asked him how
Not 40 we'll since found this" said Boyd holding the
hair In the strangers face And then he continued;
Jerome believe tnat you murdered tnat woman anu
now demand your arrest"
Jerome knocked Boyd down. ran out OF doors and
escaped the darkness diigent 10 oeihs maoo
him.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
pECrrvING THE BURMESE COMMANDER.

LONDON, March 17.-ln the recent siege oil
the fortified OF Bhamo the Chinese residents were
reduced to famine They sent an envoy TO make terms
with the Burmese commander. The latter ehereu 'he
Chinese 6O0O rupees and permission to loot Bhamo on
condition that they would eyacuato the town and deliver
up the two leaders OF the place. The Chinese answered
that they woud accept the Burmese commander terms
If he would simply alter thom as to allow the leaders
TO be delivered dead the reason given being that ne
men could not possibly be taken alive To TINS the com
Inander assenied aud not long afterwaru ne received
the bodies Of two dead IL soon became known tnat
the Chinese took their pay but mldo no attempt 10 carry
out their They stole the corpSes OF TWO cVoI
Victims aud after hacking them up WIN khVe', sent
them the Burmese commander VINO pau ior 'no" "'
ilnsc he hnl contracted for.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
PAYING ATTENTION TO A WARD.

IOTDOS, Mafcn lf.-ln the Shah0ciJ DhH
ION of tho Supreme to-day argument was heard on
motion commit Charies Hoare OF the business hrm
Of Messrs Hoaro. prison for contempt OF court be-
ause In ss2 he rooely letters from Beatrice sumner
who was then ward In ohancery. despite tho nerdic
ton Of the court The evidence presented showed that
Hoare who was a married man, paid attention to Miss
Sumner when she had hardly left the nursery Her
father obtained injunction prohibiting Hoaro from
continuing his attentions TO the girl This order ho"
ever was dsobeyed.
Notice WAS given to-day OF motion for the committal
OF Lady Chomondey, for infringing the injunction by
forwarding letters Miss Sumner 10 noare and re-
ceiyng replies from him and imparting them 20 MISS
sunner When Miss sumner attained her majority sue
vent 20 live with his wife, aud the union re-
,sibcr Cantaln sumner $4,000 TO him from ruin.
lie A so settled sums OF money on Miss summer ana her
child III. case adjourned Tor further nearing
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
WHEELING INFESTED BY GAABLERS

WHEELING, March II (Specidl.-ln an inter-
view published to-day Mayor Grubb asserts that his re-
quests the Chief OF Police TO supprea' gambling places
have been met with rcfusals that Information he has
,urni.hed has come back TO him inside OF twenyour
hours through lips Of agambier; that tho gamblers
TO would not force the ohcf 10
suppress them aud that when he refused they declared
they would ruin his business The Mayor tha nc
stand In the Office of the chief and cxpectorac Into
ganbjng. shop; aud that within stones thfow arc
dozen Others The prevalence of tho evll herr II Simply
starug III IA inserted that in back rooms of one u tnc
leading hotels three games are In nightly pogress go
bold have the stcercrs become that one OF lcn w
room A number OF families have been broken np, aid
several young have been sent away ruined oh inc
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
pROBA MURDER OF GOVERNgsS.

RICHMOND, Va, March 17.-The body OF
young white woman found in OF the city reservoirs,
last Saturday has been identified that of Miss Fannie
Lillian Madison, OF King William County, where her
parents live Upon attaining her majority last SUMMER
she went to County in this State as governess In
family there She came to Richmond last Friday and
went to hotel After breakfast she received note.
which answered and then went out In the evening
she returned to the hotel accompanied by man, VINO
remained outside while she went to her room ana gos
her yalise. The two then went away together Ino
next morning her body found In the reservoir sh
then had bad bruse the left eye and temple and
there were indications OF struggle near the place
where she found.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
SENATOR BAYARDs SUCCESSOR.

Dover, Del, March 17.-Shortly before noon
both houses OF the legislature met In separate sessions
and baotcd for United States Senator Attorney-'eh
era GRAY received the vote OF every member present.
twenty-eight I'm all. One member OF each house was
absent ON account Of illness Tomorrow at noon po'h
houses will meet In joint session and formally compie'e
Mr.. Grays election.
George Gray, who is TO occupy ex-senator BayardS
seat in the Senate for ending In 1897 was born
iu Newcastle. Del, on May L. 1910. He entered 'he
Junior class IN Princeton College IN 1887 and was gran
ated two wears latter He then read law for three years
with his father Andrew c. Gray. and with William I.
suruance and also attended at tho Harvard Law sehoo
for n wear He was admitted to the bar In lso3' anu
nrsctsed law at Newcastle until 1881 In that year nc
W. appolnted Attorney General OF Delaware by Gov
ernor John W. Hail. and removed to Wilmington He
was reapponted by Governor Stockley In 1854. MI
GRAY has for some years taken an active part IN DeIA
ware politics. and in the Donnooratic Natona conven-
tons of 1850 aud 1854 he presented Mr. Bayard name
for the Presidency. He Is an intimate irenu
personally and politically Of Mr.. Baysrd c ne
Is said to be fluent spe.ksei' s ,o,nh, nh'
He Was al one time chairman Of Of the NewCaste Board
of Education and Is an honorary member OF tue Ills
toricai society of Pennsylvania He has been ibatea
twice-u 1870 20 Harriet Black, ofNew Castle W whom
he had five children and In l-s2 to Margaret j. BLACK
his first wife sister IN the contest for the senator,hp
AGAINST nine for Congressman Lore five FOR exCongress
man Martin and two blank. On the second DMlo ne re-
ceiyed fifteen votes, those for hessrs Lore anu nhuh
remaining s before.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
moRRIsoNS OVERTHROW PROBABLE.
WORKING FOR CARTER HARRIsoS-sENAToH Ho'
GrR's CHOICE.
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GERS CHOICE.
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CuIcAGO. March 17.-William X. Morrisoh'
vho ,incs Saturday morning has been occupying p
lor in the Palmer House, departed for sprinsho" 49,
orn,no There were several callers after ne nao s"
who were disappointed at his unexpected departure
Senator Ringer and Senator Cloonan said on SUM"
that they expected to see Harrison get numpe,
of Democratic votes Wednesday or Thur'u"y' "u
that by day after tomorrow, at least MOT
rison's forces would be broken up ho,0'
IN unite again. Friends OF sehs'o'
Rucer said to-day that they had been Circulating rc
lution among tho voters Of district which calls upon
him 10 assert the principle Of Independence upon wn0
he was elected ana to vote only for such man Tor pen
ator as he thinks would do justice to the interests Oh W
State Of Illinois, the city Of Chicago, and his own as'r
I'm particular Ruger maintained, while In the eiV VI
Sunday that his choice Senator was Miles kehoo a""
that he should vote for him. .u.o ,r,u be
There Is no doubt but that some KIND OF trsp ~
snrin9 before the close Of the week In tho ntcrcss
Harrison It is confidently predicted that Morts nss
line may be broken tomorrow. 1reat in'ei0s' "''
runner was circulated at Springfield this morning
that bombshel about 10 be exploded IN tne Scur
torial camp, but in the Assembly all WAS quiet
Sreeter voted for A. E. Stevens instead OF John .n
as formerly In Joint convention which was ne oniy
cast There was much larger attendance OF memps.s @
In the House than had been expected MT H'es NJ ,pu p
sented bill providing for the retirement Oh c,rc nd
iudres A pctiton was presented TO the speaker anu
was presented by him to the House. after calS s, i
PIXIE TO the Chair, setting forth that II was OF v '
porance to the country that John Pope hodneu pe 30
iected senator After number OF iudcrous and
The petton was referred to the Committee on FISH anu
Game After order had been restored NUMBER oi oi'
were offered aud referred to joint session.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
A BARGAIN WITH THE NATIONALIsTs.
Mr.. PAgNELLs DISCLOSURE OF AN AGREEMENT
WITH THE GOVERNMENT

WITH THE GOVERNMENT.
LONDON March 17.-Mr. Parnell arose in his
place in the House Of Commons last evening when the
Goyernmen, called the vote the Civil Service sup
ply and arrested the vote by demanding that the Gov
crnmen keep their promise to Introduce bill for tr
ennia redistribution OF the Irish constabuary according
to the pledge the Irish members last August The
Irish leader determined and his guarded announce
ment House by surprise. IL was tho first au-
thoritative that bargain had been made
by the Government with the Natonasts In the Fran
chiss and Redistribution contests last summer and
long debate ensued as whether not the alleged
pledge had been given Mr Parncll declared that
not only had such pledge been gven but the Govern
neut had also guaranteed that the promised measure
would DO managed In the Commons so as to be non
contentious is refused 10 allow the vote on the civil
Service supply to proceed until the Government re-
deemed It's pledge. .,...,
land managed the debate for the Government In eau
tou- aud dexterous way. He concluded IL by saying
that the had not the same recollection oi
what happened last August a. that Indicated by Mr.
Parue but that IL appeared that the Nationalist
neber, sincere and possessed strong conviction
that such pledge as was claimed had really Deeh
given y the Government, the Government felt III honor
would act upon the suppositiOn that the Parnelies
were right although we disagree with their Wow OF
what took place last August ...
Mr. Parnel accepted the Chief secretaFy's statement
satisftctory, allowed the yUte TO proceed, ana the
House adjourned at 30 n. IN.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
op,nrIrryG IN DENTISTRY.

BALTIMORE, March 17.-ln the dental depart
mert OF the University Maryland the following grad
yates to-day received their diplomas: i. Groshaus'
Charles W. Hebbe John W. Helm. Charles L. schaer'
Maryland L. p. Beadles, Henry C. Bradford O. d.
Brown, W. f. Dorsett John T. Kloeber, X. T. McQuown'
William p. McQuown Peyton Hundley. +. j. "elch'
virginia NJ A. Bailey. John r. Carlisle. Brooks hut
,ndgo south Carolina: Joseph W. Carter, Missouri (;
Thomas NJ. Comegys. Tennessee Frank j. Cooke Joseph
Pournier New.York: Charles T.. Iil, Australia; u -
Uoughland Indiana; III. &. Rowland Washington En-
E Josselyn. NewBrunswick; Henry Clay Pitts, North
Carolina: G. ID. Perkins. Georgia William ). Tfapp'
PennsyIyauia; +. A. Twitchell Minnesota Albert Wsn'
gemann, Germany; William H. Wcgge. Wisconsin f.
Ie Roy Wood, Maine.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.


TRANSATLANTIC MAIs-The continued agtauon IN
favor Of fast mail service between nn aa t ,
has caused the Government to proViue S-''o0' Ava ~
American mail facilities.
VICTORY ron Mr. YATEs.-A decision was renuslea St
to-day in favor OF Edmund Yates In the ipei suit rJg. @
agaInst him by Mr. Legge, Editor OF Ihe hhHenma nc
rsr for describing hm as shy. and the editor Oh hsn
mongers organ.
Tup ourys-rhe oueen and Princess Beatrice came
where a drawingroom Will be held tomorrow
Tuprr OvEnpux srrAMrps-The British steamers
Humber from NewYor February 5 for London ona he tne
Recta from Baltimore. February - 10, 4 Tomrvarv II
erman st Gamer Vorsetzen from Porana :.
for Hamburg have not yet arrived at their % &
aud The Insurance companies Interested ia 'e" "''
anxious about their safety.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

DrnriS March IT.-Count Won Hatzfcldt has resumed
his duties s Prs-an of state and secretary OF
State for the German Empire
PARIS. March I7--Jues Ferry will preside over the
meetings OF the suez Canal Commission sunmonea 70
meet here March 80
Madrid March I7.-There IL great excitement here
over news 10 the effect that the Governor OF Ahucenas
small island containing fortress and prison settle
nent belonging 10 spain on the coast Of Morocco while
par.yng with number OF the Morocco tribes under the
supposed protection ofa flag OF truce was attaeAed
Der OF sailors wounded.
ROME March l7-Cardnal Jacobini in conference
with Herr Won Schl0ezer, the German representative,
today agreed that Canon Waujurd should succeed Car
din al LedOchowski as archbishop of Posen; He also
agreed basis for the settlement OF the PapafGer'
man dIspute concerning instruction in seninaries.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
PRESENT PROSPECTS OF THE BOOMERS"
COUCH NOT DISCOURAGED - GENERAL HATCH
THINKS HIS WORK IS FOR ALL SUMMER.
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THINKS HIS WORK IS FOR ALL SUMMER.
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CHICAGO, March 17.-An Arkansas City dls-
patch of this says that Captain Couch and the Okla
homa boomers are still in camp at that point hoping
that the President may reconsider his decision General
Weaver of Iowa. and exCongressman Sidney Clark OF
Kansas who are In Washington looking after their ih
teegraphed the coonsts not to be dshearehed
"a the Cabinet would again consider the Oklahoma
ouestou Some of the hotheads among the boomers
arc for the attempt to reach Oklahoma regaruie''
Of the Presidents proclamation and the United states
,raan. w hmt their number small Major Benteen saia
thsl he believed he could hold The boomers IN cheok
, his Indian nghers who for three or four years nau
been hunting and dghtng Apache Indians IN arizona Ari.oha
ond New-Mexlco. He to-day joined by Captain
parker and troop OF the 9th cavalry VINO shco io'
inc Fort slll have marched over zoo miles. ,,.,
fhn IN the booners" last evening" Captain
Couch said that the President must see the injustice Oh
iowinp cattle men with their herds inside Oklahoua
ins while men who wanted homes were told TO remain
nni side IL was decided wait until "wednesday before
aEig iurher action, and at that time they feel certain
of hearing further the President and the aco y.
the Cabinet General Hatch believes that the Army nss
an all summer job
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES-BYTELEGRA

SHOOTING AND KILLING A DEPUTY sHEhlrr.
LOUISVILLE March ia dispatch 10 ~ sh.r rSSu -
To,rna saws stewart Cumgardner, deputy snerll va
shot dead from an ambush, four miles om Morohesa,
last evening Il is said sided with tho Martin iaoo9
n their recent trouble with the Toivcrs WHICH c~"0o
40 much excitement In Rowan County
SUICIDE OP A POSTMASTER
PnTsBuRo, March ia dispatch trom Edcnpures
rraran County says: j. epargo. the postmaster here
Committed suicide last night by shooting himself through
me heart He was short In his accounts.
KILLED WITH A PAIR OF TONGe
CINCINNATI March l7.-Jaceb MarQuth beAt ont Mafy
Kuntes brains IN The insane asylum ut County,
Ind. with pair Ut tongs. on sunday Ihey WIN
both insane, but werc considered harmless.
INDICTED FOR PLAYING DONINOE
ST. MARY's, w. Va, March l7.-About one nunore4
persons have been indicted hero for playing oominoSe
pubc There are several women on the is1s tWo pAy
clans, minister and an attorney.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
TIE CONNECTICUT CONGREGATIONAL CLrR
u,nrrnRn March II lApeciah AT meeting

Hartford, Mafch Z lHPtc'uU'- -h' IIVo'IHH
OF the Connecticut Congregation Club to-day Professor
Baldwin OF New-Haven. read paper In favor of poit
cal preaching by oerymcn, but did not defend specific
efforts In the pulpit, because, when the minister taks
there he talks to men who cannot taik baes pr.
Parker OF Hartford. opposed pulpit politics and said
that have "A right lac protected from the
eccenrlcies OF clergymen, who ought not TO be per-
nited as the hired servants OF the concentrations 70
say and do as they please In the course OF his rrhs
he aIso said hencyer q minister has gone through
everything adverse to him In this world and suddenly
and those who hire Chokerng Hall for bim cannot half
MI IT, people begin 10 question whether IL has Decn "so
for hun to preach distinctive politics.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
TELEGRAPRIC NOTES.
nvrNc or HIS INJIrRIEs

DYING OF HIS lNJURIE5. 4,
NEwBuRG, March l7-James ID. Coulter, who was IN
ured In the powder mill explosion here last week.
died this morning He is the third victim Of the expo
sion. .,o -. ~...x.o.
HOLDING RUFFIANS IN CHECK.
SPRINGER N. NJ, March 1.-the United states troops
from Fort Union arrived here last night at anu
are on guard at the jail where BIZ Todd is conneu &
The cowboys continue to flock into town win tue
avowed purpose forcing his release but the preSenge
OF the troops Ia having wholesome effect on them NO
further trouble Ia anticipated
THE LEAvENwORTH SOLDIERS HOME ,.
AUGUSTA, Ne, March i7.-Gencral w. IL. franhIln,
president Of the Boari OF Managers Of the Naiona
Home FOR Disabled Veteran Soldiers has appointed
Coonel Andrew J. Smith, Of the old 9th Corps, nov
treasurer Of the Soldiers Home at Togus, governor o
lie eavenworth branch OF the National Home, suect
10 the approval Of the Board at Its meeting next month";
SENT TO JAIL FOR EMBEZZLEMEST
BALTIMORE, March l7.-Francs Giese. who was sexto
of s Michaes Catholic Church. and who was indietso
for obtaining 5000 from the Knights OF St Michael ~
fa,se protences and also for emDezzlinS T1S2 on e
same society. arragned for trial to-day He
guilty 10 the frat indictment and was sent " JAIL i"'
threo months aud was fined go. .t
FIFTY YEARS A PRIEST.
BALrIMoRg March 1.-THE Rev. Father Giusuani.
of Conception Catholic Church. o-dny
celebrated the ftish anniversary OF his priesthooa e
was tho recipient Of many prescsts. Father Giusah
the oldest priest In baltimore
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
RUSSIANS NOT TO ADVANCE.
THE ARRANGEMENT WITH ENGLAND.
A CONFLICT TO be AVOIDED IF possIBLx-DIsCUs-

A CONFLICT TO be AVOIDED IF PossIBLx-DIscUs-
sIONs IN THE COMMONS.
LONDON, March I'M Gladstone. In the House
OF Commons this afternoon, read dispatch re-
ceived last night from Sir Edward Thornton. In
reply to Earl Granville's request to know If Eng
lands understanding of the arrangement with
Russia was the same as that entertained by M. do
Giers. M. de Giers," Mr.. Gladstone said, "states
that the Russian troops will not advance
from the positions now occupied by them,
provided the Afghans do not advance, or unless
some extraordinary reason be given. such as dis
turbances in Penjdeh. Stringent orders have been
sent to the Russian commander to use every pOssi-
BILE means to avoid conflict or incitemeut to con-
nct The above orders will be repeated"
Several Interrogatorics were at once put and Mr..
Gladstone declined to answer them and deprecated
any further questioning Of the Government upon
this question at present.
Lord Ntzmaurice stated that the Government be-
lieved there had been no Russian advance since
the date Of the agreement.
In reading the dispatch from NJ de Giers, when
Mr.. Gladstone came to the phrase " extraordinary
reason" he interrupted with much laughter
Sir Peter Lumsden, the British Commits
sioner on the Afghan frontier question.
Mr.. Gladstone added, had made great progress in
Tracing the Ashan boundary Rspyns to
Conservative member for Mid.Lincolnsbire as to
the truth Of the report that the Russians In Decem-
Der declined to withdraw from the position thev
quest. Mr.. Gladstone stated that as matter Of
fact the request had apsed. This evasion
was greeted with ironical cheers.
ST. PErrRsBURG, March 17.-lt Is announced
In Aslatic Russia Is 10000, and that these are not
concentrated, but scattered over wide area.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
ROBBING THE PANAMA CANAL COMPANY.

PANAMA, March II.-M. VICtOr uc Lesstps
and Mr. Moe of the Board Of Directors Of the Panama
Canal Company and Mr. Martin general secretary ofthe
company In Paris, leave tho isthmus to-day by the
steamer Colon NJ de Lesseps and associates express
their satisfaction with their months careful and eabo-
rate Inspection OF canal work and believe that the most
tedious and annoying portion of the task before the
company has been performed They find that the Canal
Conpany has been derauded of large sums I'm overpad
aud oysImeasured metres Of canal excavation. ana
that Of the leading chiefs OF the company are In re-
cept OF large from coal lumber and other contracts
effected privately at rates much higher than the canal
would have paid had public competition been permitted
one contract for 10000 tons Of coal which were not
and which there nether means 10 deliver or
TO store being carried out As the coal arrives IN
Panama the demurrage at the expense OF the
COMPANY and as the coal slowly brought to the shore
Is stocked bake and blister away In tue Diazl
sun and aferwar be exposed to the runous enec1s o
months OF tropical rain.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
BIGAlfrsT AS WELL AS 0OUYrERFgITER.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, March IL (Spec,ap'-n. +.
Brigham, u physician Of Linndale' snah sapu.S ~
Csyeland was arrested few days ago, charged with at
temptng 20 pass counterfeit The appearance Of
hs name in the papers induced man named Nash' Who
lives in Geneva Ashtabula County, to yst the prisoner
at tho iail to-day. He recognized in him man with
whom his wife had elopsd from Geneva in 1883. The
ho,g recs,ved to-day letter from Mrs. Brigham. who
asa lives I'm Geneva. she says that she became the
vile Of Brigham at Jefferson. Ohio. sixteen years sgo.
r,,,nor that he had taken the Mash woman with nm:
The desttuton the latter and her child On the asy ct
the hearing before the Commissioner moved sns.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
THE EXPULSION OF JAMES STEPHENS.

LONDON, March 17.-Thomas Power oCon-
nor has given notice of his intention to ask the Govern
ment whether the expulsion from France OF James
stephens was done at the instance OF 'ho hnshSn
Government
Sir william Vernon Harcourt SAID tha' .no 0Hp.'',o"
~ senhens was not brought about either at the Instance
or Win the eoenizance OF the English Government The
Home secretary added that he believed 1t was true tht
Mr. stephens opposed to the use OF ayha'hhe hvr s
form OF Contention for Irish rights England noHeseI
he said would not ask France TO rescihd the ouo Va
arrest and expulsion against Stephens, because ~ was
not matter In which England haa any 'ie' " A'''
fsFe
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
REPLY OF A BRITISH CoNsUL-GENERAL.

LONpON, March 17.-Mr. AnnesIey, the DrIt-
h al HAMBURG recently sent letter TO
Earl Granville describing the African Syndicate of Ham
burg as chamber to promote the extension of German
and the extinction OF British trade In German coone'
Tho firms composing syndicate protested 'no
allegations. One OF tho partners OF the nrin oi WIZ
manns requested Mr. Annescy TO correc ,h MS sne prop
ertv OF the rm Mr. Annesley sent reply challenging
the mariner 10 hight u duel.