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Oohb VOC for Fence.

MARIETTA, GA, July 2.-The election
in COBB county on the stock law yester-
day resulted in victory for fence by "A
majority Of 49, This is the sixth election
that has been held in this county on this
question, and each time the fence men
nave triumphed. SeveraldIstricts in Cobb
county have voted on the stock law, and
four or five districts have adopted II.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-03

WAsulNGTON, July Alt is the pur-
pose oft the managers of the new CXposi-
lion, which Is 90 be opened 40 New Or.
leans In November, To retain and enlarge
Che Mexican exhibit and - secure cX-
hibits from south and Central American
States aud the West Indian Islands, and
to-day Secretary Bayard stated that this
project would have the friendly support
Of the State Department..
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CLEVELAND, o., July 1.-The fact came
out this morning that Charley Fitzpatrick,
only son of Thomas Fitzpatrick, Uolid
avenue dry goods merchant, was killed
through a druggists mistake. The hoy
was suffering with diphtheria and pre-
scriptiOn was taken 10 leading druggist,
who put up a stronger dose of medicine
than the prescription called for. The
mother OF the boy and the druggist are
nearly insane with grief.
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Sin Years for stcaiing $50, 900.

PROVIDENCE. K. l., July Second
Teller VIM. Dowance, who in the course
Of twelve years embe2zled from The old
Providence National Bank upward OF
$50 1000. was this morning sentenced In the
United States District Court, on his plea
Of guilty, to six years at hard labor in the
State penitentiary.
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PARIS, July 2.-Advices from Madagas-
au attack upon Fort Magunga. II is de-
MED that the Prime Minister of the Hoyas
was strangled TO death IN the interior.
Madagascar is now threatened with q
famine as the rice crop has been de-
etruNnd-
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BERLIN. July 2.-1be Bundesrath to-
day confirmed the decision OF the Judicial
Committee declaring thar the succession
of the Duke of Cumberland to- the Duchy
OF Brunswick oud be Incompatible
with tla idlarHal uoice ct !la empire.
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AT THE STATE CAPITAL.
The RalstOn-Turpin suit Decided IL
Favor of the Defendant.

Favor of the Defendant.
ATLANTA, June To-day in the
United States Circuit Court Judge Speer
rendered a decision in the case Of Ida
Ralston VS.. George B. Turpin, trustee,
and others, from Macon. The decision
was in favor of the defendants. The suit,
as is well known to the readers of the
News, was for possession of several
stores on Cherry street at Macon. The
property is valued at $4,000. In deliver
ing the decision the Judge reviewed the
case in all of it's many interesting points.
Notice was given of an appeal to the
Supreme Court
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CInrl,c,s Nrn,e I1lccfinn.

ATHENS. GA, July 2-The latest news
from the stock law election In Clarke
county gives fencc" two majority. A
contest Is now taking place.
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For the South Atlantic States TODAY :;
Fair weather. variable winds, stationary
temperature.
The height OF the river at Augusta at
1888 O'Clock p. m. yesterday Augusta
time was go feet--no change during the
preceding - hours.
Comparative statement Of temperature
al Savannah July >, 1854 aud 1855:
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q BUILDINGS BURNED.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, July 2.-Informa-
ton mas just been received of a severe
fire at Prestige, which occurred early
Wednesday morning. The fire started in
the Ducket House about O'Clock and
rapidly spreading to adjoining structures
destroyed twenty-four buildings before it
could be brought under control. The loss
is $4,000. The insurance ia unknown.
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CRY on MEXICO, July Cen. jack
Eon, The United states Minister has taken
thc recent residence OF President Diaz
aud established the American Legation
there. He Will receive q complimentary
July 4.
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TWENTY v1LLAGEs BURNED.
Austria Visited by Storms Attended
with FrlghtfuI Results.

VIENNA, July 2.-Twenty villages were
ignited by lightning and burned in storms
on Saturday and Sunday. Six men were
killed while trying to eXtinguish flames.
Great damage was done to crops by
hurricane. A water spout flooded Pesth
yesterday evening. The Danube swim
ming baths While fun Of people became
loose and fiOated down the stream. The
people were panic stricken, but were all
rescued
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GnslRral Sltuttanoua.

HOHENsTEIN.-Thef friends and acquaint-
ance of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Hohenstein and
family, Of Waycross, Ca, are respectfully in
vlted to attend the funeral of their only
daughter. LILLE, from Savannah, Florida
and Western Railway depot, THIS friday
MORNING at o'clock.
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2E1arrtapPa.

HAECOCK-HATCH Married, on June
16 at Christ Church, by the Rev Thomas
Boone, +. A. d. HANCOCK, Of Liverpool.
England, and ANNIE OAkEs. daughter OF
Milo Hatch. OF savannah. On.
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MADRID. July 2.-Oticial reports show
that in all Spain yesterday there were
/, 4S7 new cases Ofcholera and 002 deaths
from cholera. These figures include 1888
new cases in the capital and province of
Valencia and 4l2 deaths there. Two fresh
cases are reported in this city. The re-
port OF an alarming increase of the dis
ease in Aranjnez is not confirmed. In
that city yesterday there were lj2 cases
and rs deaths.
ALFONSO AMONG THE PATIENTS.
King Alfonso at an early hour this
morning LEFT in an ordinary train for
Aranjuez, travelling ncognito. 80 per-
son was aware of his intention to make
the Journey. On his arrival az his desti-
nation he visited the hospitals and their
cholera-stricken patients. In the mean
time the Kings departure becoming
known ia Madrid the Senate and Cham
Der Of Deputies suspended their sittinQs
and proceeded 20 the railway station, ac-
cCmpauicd by the Queen, in
the afternoon 10 welcome him
hack. ON alighting from the train he re-
cciyed q tremendous ovation from the vast
crowd which had assembled. King AL
touso underwent the usual disiniectiug
process az tine railway station on his re-
TURN.
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u O14V' - ILL n No . uDtIVteots
On 7TH JULY, In front of Court House, Will
be sold that desirable brick dwelling, two-
story on basement, fronting on A6ercorn
street east. surrounded by Ferry. Abercorn
and Floyd streets. All rooms having southern
exposure; beautiful flower garden; water.
gas and all convenieDces in house; everything
about the premises first class and in perfecg
order. Ierms--One- half cash, balance one
year secured by mortgage per cent. interest
per annum.
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A DARK CRIME IN FLORIDA.
Two Women and a Baby Killed and
Their House Burned by a Burglar.


Two Women and Baby Killed and
Their House Burned by a Burglar.
LoCHBR, FLA, July 2.-Yesterday
afternoon Cesar Colon, negro, went to
the residence OF !. o. Mathews, of Orange
Lake, and killed two colOred women and
one child, and broke the skull OF another
girl, aged 10 years, with an ak. de then
robbed and burned the premises. Mr..
Mathews has gone North with his family
and left his premises IN charge Of these
colored people. The wounded girl is able
to give full account Of the horrible affair
and will probably recover. Colon is still
at large.
A CLOUD OF SMOKE.
About 3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
dense smoke was seen from Citra in The
direction OF the Mathews dwelling. A
party OF citizens went out and found that
the house was nearly burned down. The
three bodies were seen in the flames, and
the colored girl was lying near them with,
as already stated, her skull crushed, but
able 70 speak little. The victims are
Martha Lewis and Oracle Lewis and Der
baby. The community is greatly excited
over the terrible crime. The victims were
honest and reliable.
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Anrtiol1 Saleo g.sta.re nana.
KENNEDY & BLUM, Auctioneers am.
Dealers In Real Estate
TUESDAY. 9TH inst, at II O'Clock, in front Of
Court House, we VIII sell portion of
GOOD HOMIE FOR SALE.
C. H. DORsErT, Auctioneer,
Will sell on TUESDAY, July 18th, 1885, before
the Court House,

A tWo-story wooden residence, containing
four rooms on the first floor and four rooms
on the second floor. besides the bath room,
The lot runs from street tolane. Terms cash
The property must be sold. May be negotiated
for at private previous 60 above date
Location on the north side of Waldburc.
between Habersham and Lincoln streets
n. B.-If desired by the purchaser. an ar
rangement could be made to pay portion Of
the purchase money in monthly instailments.
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9mrtton SalPe Go.pap.
CONTINUED SALE OF STOC]
IN
Store 162 Broughton St
ByI.D.LaROCHE's SONS. Auct;on..r.

We win sell THIS DAY at Il O'Clock, in stors
l62 Broughton street, between Barnard and
Whitaker streets,
The remaining stock. comprising elegant
PARROTS. BIRD CAGES, Candle ; 81 al
kinds, 10000 PAPER BAGS. various slzes
SODA WATER FOUNTAIN. SHOW CA6FS'
GLASS JARS. FRUIT EXTRACTS for sod
Water, few good CIGARS and MONKFYS
Sale will continue every morning TIL entirs
stock is closed out
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Sale Of Unclaimed Baggage.

FREIGHT AND PASSENGER DEPARTMENT, !
SAVANNAH, FLORIDA & WESTERN B'Y Coz
SAVANNAH, June y, 1885. }
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gstecttirgG.
Irish National League Of America.

IT Nh N"UIVH"I HO14S U0 VI HIIIOI IU'I'
The regular quarterly meeting of Branch
46i Irish National League of America, viii
be held at Catholic Library Hall on THIS
friday EVENING, at O'Clock.
\ full attendance is requested, as business
of Importance will be transacted.
r. J. O'CONNOR, President.
7. II. OlDONOYAN. Roc. SeclY.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-08-12
LAYING 81 Corner Stone.

kev. \ Coke Smith, on his way FROM
L.vwndesville. where he had dedicated q
new Methodist Church On Sunday stop
ped in town "a Monday morning for the
purpose Of conducting the services pre-
paratory to laying the corner ton al
the Methodist Church. now being built
At this place. Quite . large copgrega-
ton assembled At the church yard where
the services were had, at 10 o'clock.
The ceremonies was introduced by
singing +. hymn appropriate to the coca
sion The prayer contained in the
Methodist discipline, was her offered.
The minister then required the articles
prepared f"r the purpose 20 he placed in
the stone, they were copies of the
bible, hymn book and discipline, names
"f trustees, steward, finance and build
ing c.Wmit:ees and church papers.
RI, corner stone Was then lad with the
very impressive WORKS af ''la the
nn",,. If thu Father and the SIN an.t III.
hniv Ghust, Amen:
Aztec this Mr. Smith tcliv.rt5 : SHIRT
address, the th.:ne being thu universal
law If growth hath ia this material and
spiritual wrrids, thst growth must 70 on
= tec.y will be the r.sult. The cords
Jf the preacher were we'll choseo and
su,t.d for the occasion. The inxol"gy
wss sung and the meeting dismissed.
The Church will b. = next brick build
ing when completed.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-08-12

or this occasion. mi &c paying = snahle
ty,rutc re- those
90 Fap-'s ,'sreal camping grnunt, &c.
Mr.. j. w. Madison wss requested to
act IA secretary, aud the correcting If
the roll then comni"nc"d.
Gen. Hemphill offered the following
which vas unanimously adopted
Reso2Ued, That this meeting, COM
posed Of the survivors of Company G.
Orr's Rifles, Confederate Army, and If
the citizens Of Atbeville Court House.
respectfully and earnestly invite all
survivors Of the Confederate Army in
Abbcville County, and the citizens Of
Ahbeville County in general, I" Assem-
bic in the Court House on Monday, the
7th of September next, to concert meas
for erecting a monument to the
memory Of tho Sons Of Abaeville Coun-
ty who lost their lives ir the Var be-
tween the Ststes.
The following resolution was offered
by Nj. W. L. Cowan aud unanimously
adopted
Resslred, That = committee Of three
De appointed to correspond with the
survivors Of Orr's Rifles, for the eur-
pose Of calling = reunion 81 the Regi-
ment ut once, to organise a Survivors
The following are the committee /:
w. I. Cowan. L d. Br"w" aud j. W..
Madison.
After the cOmpir.ioc " the r"', the
sdjcnraed.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-08-12
Death Of Has IlsEie Walker.

{. 1t is seldom thst It becomes our .lnty
t. record . ssdder death than that OF
Miss LixEic Walker. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. j. n. Walker. Just past
sighteen, young, heautifu! and bright
catering upon the useful duties ~ Z
ynMng wosna" aud modesly receiving its
pleasures, suddenly and painfully
withdraw from the circle of Loving
friends aud acquansanccs. The past COZ.
tsined 10 grim regrets for her and tac
hsad of the smiling fat"re w.s e lied
with Aowers hcck"ning her on.
Only . week sg., she met witt: Al acct.
dent while putting up wiodow Curtains,
falling across . chair the hack ef which
struck Aer side. This blow waa the
unexpected cause of . complete ner
vous ~Prsstrstion which overeaane TIC
tender delicate frame. All 10 INTENSE
suffering she 5reathed her last m Tues.
day morning at Ave O'Clock. The hearts
Of the whole anstY 60 oat In ZEN.
der love and sympathy TO the b~eresved
household who mourns the untimely
death Of this pure, christian and asefa'
girl. ,
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-08-12
Death Of Niss Nuna Perrin.

Scarcely had We recovered from the
lirst shock Of the news If the desth of
Charlie Wsrdlaw, when tho TELEGRAPH.
brought us the information nf tn death
Of Mss NINA Perrin. She died 10
Grecnville ut the residence ot Mrs.
Henderson, At 1 O'Clock Monday morn
ing. Her remains yer. br, ught here
IN Ne0day aud inferred at Long Cane
an Tuesday evening a. S c'"i"ck.
Far moee than ~" gears that ;nsid.
ious disease, consumption. has ,becn
sappiag the foundations ef her life
s~sy. Add through all ,hes. weary
days x.d months Of suffering anC
trouble, her lite has tsca the u.nst hcaa.
&ifu! exsmpl;6cstion "f faith sui %.
siancc and checrfulness. At last the
struggle las ended, and the weary s"ul
ID q rssA And when the Saviour comes
u make sp his jewels, trucly there sill
shine in his casket no gem If purer
ray serene" than the gentle spirit If
sweet NunA Perrin. =
Love osald not stay the fell destroy
er's hand. Prayer could not ward OF
the blow. II has fallen ~ from . heavy
band, but her e~tT'ckened kindred have
this neffabie comfort, the knawledge
that she ID, indeed, "safe in tho arms IL
Jssua-'
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-08-12

The executive committee have dis
played great taste in the arranging Of
the grounds for the stock show. The
exhibition has assum ID = much larger
proportion than was first expected.
But the executive committee being COM
posed Of string and enterprisirg men,
have made ample preparation to make
the day . pleasant n for all. First
prize, q blue ribbon, second, a red.
third, = pink, fourth, . buff. The Prex-
ident will wear . blended rosette.
the executive committee, . white 20
sette, the Marshals, = rcd rosette. All
members of committees a blue rosette.
Ring Marshal for horses. r. l.. Pratt,
j. c. Griffin, assistant, ring Marshal for
cattle. j. N King. H. p. Galphin, ss.
sistant.
Mr.. w. d. U.sey and wife returned
or Monday last from Glenn Springs.
HARD TACK.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-08-12
Death Of Charlie warllaw.

Rarely hes this people been m"re
painfully surprised than by tho n
nouncement by TELEGRAPH last week 81
III. death. in New York, "f Chas. G
Wsrnlav- in the thirty-sixtt yesr &c hit
age. This ves he home ; ,ere he had
been born and reared. ard here hr al
ways came-hOne-iN the intervals Of
rest il. ,lis basy life, AID here were his
Kindred and friends, who knew him and
loved him. How then could i: he 9TH
sFwise than that their hearts we're filled
with grief owes the announcement 81
his sutimely death.
II il not yet q twelve Month siuce h
led y young and loving bride t. the
altar. Lie with all its promises OF
success and happiness stretched out he
fore aim. Near and deav kindred len,
him the encouragement Of sympathy
and love. friends watched his course
With faith and confidence, aud the
psblic gave him its respect Neverthe-
less in an instant he is gone, and the
Kray.haircd father. npcning for the
grave, has lost one Of the props aud
supports Of his declining years, the
ysang wife, the light and JOY Of her life
and the aother but r .cently gone before
has clasped her youngest born to her
heart in that world beyond the sky.
Let us lay our need Of respect tn his
memory, on his bier. We have felt the
charm Of his genial presence, and the
warm clasp Of his hand, and seen his
eye brighten, at our greeting, with the
light Of friendship And We lay this
honest sentiment born of cur knowl-
edge OF. and our intercourse With him.
an his grave. He was true I" that
which wax noble and honorable. An
affectiouatc friend. loyal, unselfish, and
brave. Dear friend, goodbye, and the
Esod God who knows deserts will
give you peace snd rest.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-08-12
These ere Noiid Fscts.

I'll. best blood purifier and System
regulator yer placed within the reach
Of suffering humanity, truly is Electric
Bitters. Inactivity Of the Liver. Bill.
.icasncss, Jaund,cc, Constipation, weak
Kidneys. ar any disease Of urinary or.
gans. or whoever requires an appetizer.
tonic or mild stimulant. will always find
Electric Bitters the hest and only GER
tain cur known. They act surely and
quickly, every BOTTLES guaranteed to give
entire satisfaction Or none refunded.
Sold at fifty cents a bottle ty Cothraa
4 Perrin.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-08-12

For its soothing and grateful influence
on the scalp, and for the removal and
prevention Of dandruff, Ayers Hair
| Vigor has no equal. 1t restores faded
or gray hair t. its original dark coior.
stimulates the growth Of the hair, aud
gives it . beautiful. s"ft glossy AMI silk.
en- appearance.
Ayers Sa~rsaparrills is designed for
those who need . medicine to purify
their blood. build them up, increase
their appetite, and rejuvenatc their
whole system. No other preparation so
we'll meets this want. It touches the
exact spot. It's record for forty years is
ore Of constant triumph over diseases.
Our associate Mr.. Perrin, wal pre-.
pairing an interesting account Of the
dedication Of the new Methodist Church
at Lowndesville last Sunday. But sad
family affiiction has prevented his
completing the work. II will appear
next week.
MI. w. Henry Arnold has heen appoint
ed ros al clerk bctwe. n W: l ,alla and Co.
lumbia dice Scott Williamson, (col.) who
"gets out' September LIST. The appoint
ment was made at the instance Of Col
Aiken.
Physicians use Shriner's Indian Yer
mifuge in their practice and pronounce
it FIRST class article A trial will con
vince the most skcptica' cf its intrinsic
merit.
We are informed tia, Pi.ckrey street
is in 8 very bad fix and needs the atten-
ton Of the street hands. The grass and
weeds are about to overrun the aide
walk
We are requested to state that all in
terested in the Long Cane cemetery will
send . hand, or go themselves, to help
clean it off tomorrow.
Col. and Mrs. d. Wyatt Aiken have
gone on y visit to Greenville, which trip
they will extend to the west.
Mr.. Bruce will hereafter half-sole
fine hand sewed shoes Mt 65 cents, and
pegged aud nailed At ~ cents.
Misses Sadie, Gootie. Floridc and Will
lie Calhoun are visiting Mr. J. 8. Nor
wood in tn" Flatwnnds.
The hest half soles pat IN .iioav boots
and shoes a. IS cents A. Bruce's hnot
q shoe shop.
Capt. Fe:rin's house p~resnnts = hand
s"me appearance N it's c"at If white
snd green.
The Abbevillc Rifcs will be inspect.
ed by General Msni"xault this evening
at 8 O'Clock.
The Mart Gary Guards will be in
spected at Hodges " -morrcw nv Gener-
al Mspingault.
Mcssrs. Arthur and Edward Osborne
Of Ninety-Six came up on Monday.
Every body should clean off their
squares at the cemetery tomorrow.
The slate roo: Of the Catholic Church
is attracting much attention.
w. II. Irvine Esq Ut %tireenville is in
town on professional business.
Invisible patching done A. Bruc.'a
sl.oe and boot shop
Ellis =. Gray lon mas returncd from
Edsef'eid.
Gilders Pills are the p~leasantest TO
take.
Don't forget to 60 up to the grave
yard tomorrow.
H. H. p. aure cure for dyspepsia,
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-08-12

Mr.. H. H. Murphy, an excellent ma
chinest Of Greenwood, is in town, ready
to repair your machine OH reasonable
terms. He warrants his work and
brings good testimonials from RESPONSE
bic parties. He may be addressed at
Greenwood, and will repair machines
any where in this or Laurens County.
July 10 2t ia
Emory's Little CatAdrtie Ia the b estand
only reliable Liver Pill known, never fails with
the most obstinate cases, purely vegetable,
suRar-eoated, ta~stcles, harmless, no gripping
or unpleasant effects. Druggists sell them
is cents.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-08-12
Re-Ustoa Of COsnpaay e.. Ora
Regimens Oc Rises.

Oo~& y
Regiment II RiAoa.
The reunion Ut the survivors If this
gallant company took place in the Court
House on last Friday.
Capt. James Pratt, the last surviving
captain, called the meeting TO order.
Gen. Hemphill stated that the object of
the meeting was to secur:- a correct
roll If the company, to be placed upon
the records Of the State. He read ale.-
ter from Adjutant and inspector Gsner-
al Manigault with reference 10 il, ana
stated that he had the necessary blanks.
Gen. Hemphiii stated that tata-e the
survivors took up the business before
them, he was SURF they would like to
hear from Judge Cothran. whom he
saw present, and who was we'll knnyn
~ all Of them.
Judge Cothran, upon being called up.
or Dr. e so,s IT si' s aaass y 'h,S SDeI Re ted. hon. IN:
tally unprepared, and eyes il he had
had veeks Of preparation, he could not
~ SOtuRoHy J0NSSSes ne cOulOnt
allow this sppoSt6Rity to pass. however,
wttheat expressing his pleasure At
meeting his old comrades in arms, with
whom he had passed through 10 many
tsiats and expesieuccs and 70 iuany
h~srdships. He desired also to pay some
tribute to those who could not answer
20 roll call to-day. All. would agree
with him IN saying the bravsst and best
were those, to whose names, II the roll
were called, would have 70 be answered,
''kitled In battle" It was twenty years
since the war had ended. aud for tho
6rst time In that period there we're an.
doubted signs Of peace, prosperity and
plenty smiling upon us. Tha Judge
then referred 70 the political revoiadon
sef "a. and ssid COR successs then wa
duo 10 he esnsess and plaek of he
Survivors O. CempaaysG @. snd he sesvi.
vofs . I'll other conpsnies. He then
Sslaksdlsoms Incidents 81 psssopsl bssv-
cry. eoaosspisGG some Of tAs sufvivsss
hs NV present md closed By aSain sx.
pfsssisG his pleasure q bsing present