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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-30
TrPTHEBLUE ATLANTIC.
,1-ssTAN DIFFERENCES
ANUA0 APOUT SETTLED.

s.tu Fearful OF an Anglo-Turk-
fhe 10 -Rochefort's Grief for Pain
ian 81 '-I,ratense-TwO English Ladies
OnH - from Bandits-The Health
hAI...nsror william Improving.
yo,-nox Aug. 29.--It is almost certain
L0-'l,,oo between England and Russia
u'' ,bs Afghan question is now completely
Cd ~ III The two governments are at
a'sulst st busilv engaged in arranging the
lV7G 5atails of the mutual understanding,
a', aogotiations are proceeding rapidly
~ i te7 tbeo7rmopiously. The business OF con-
.pu pu.in- ,' these final negotiations TO a hap
Y''.9 .--n9ipatiou is now engrossing all the
- Rarop de Staal, the Russian Am
ns l-sodor to England. And in consequence
aIsa it~s haen compelled to forego his GUS
i - vacation and remain here during
oD'' .acrst heat. which long ago drove
II the resident Engllsh STATESMEN ouC OF
Tbe Baron, ever since the arrival
gWn, lNL, Ner0nis Salisbury at his chalet in
! .n9 M has daily sent to the British For
0f5cp for transmission to him,
su large telegraphic correspondence,
ei! .ho sane office has already dispatched
,ba Rritisn Premier a number of spe-
<. .3.I Messengers with important conhden-
,ai .isl iatters During all this time the Rus
va. Ian ambassadOr has also been busy in
.aa,5in, 'lan IA the vast cable correspond
49, which bis government has been car
II .rn, m with him concerning the adjust
mi I'M NJ Central Asian difficulties from
n St. Petersburg
THE CONFERENCE AT KREM5IER.
# Tho conference between NJ. De Giers,
Il ha Rnssian Foreign Minister, and Herr
Tsnokv. the Austrian Minister for For
q aign Affairs. lasted four hours. 1t is be-
Ieyed that at this conference Nj. De
#Giars obtained the promise of Austrian
all in securing Turkish neutrality in the
syent of war between Russia and Eng
N and in accordance with the decision
arrived at by Bismarck during his con-
renee with Herr Kalnoky at Varzein. 1t
certain that during the whole time OF
Ne imperial conference at kremsler tele-
rams we're being constantly passed be-
veen the Scbloss and Berlin.
The Russian Embassy In London has
N several days been busy in the work of
Tnding-up amicable negotiations be-
Raen Russia and England concerning
. ne AIgldu DVuuudlg 4uGoOAOhs uAs Les
ar, the Russian special commissioner on
hs question, will soon start tor Askabad.
De FREYCINET INVITED TO DIEPPE.
81 PARIS. Aug. 29.-The Marquis Of Sails
bury has invited NJ. de Freyclnet, the
Is. French Minister for Foreign Affairs, to a
y personal conference at Dieppe, where the
British Premier is spending his vacation
:, bis chalet. 1t is understood that Nj. de
e reYcinet is faVOrably inclined towards
sccepting the invitation, but that as the
conference is avOwedly for the purpose of
reaching an adjustment of questions
pending between France and England, he
Will consult with his colleague in the
ministry before deciding to go.
AN NANGLO-CHINESE ALLIANCE.
BERLIN, Aug. 29.-The North German
6lzstte, Prince Blsmarck's organ, says
bat an Anglo-Chinese alliance would
si Russia Nanchuria in the event of
Ssl with England.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-30
Decreased Exports and Inn ports.

WAsHINGToN, Aug. 20.-The chief Of
the bureau Of statistics In his first
monthly statement for the current fiscal
year, reports that the total values OF ex-
ports Of merchandise from the United
states during the twelve months ended
July 81. 1856. were $733, 3,37S. .420, and dur
ing the preceding twelve months. S742,-
242,Ol7, a decrease OF 81, 83, ,55S. The Inn
ports OF merchandise during the twelve
mouths ended July 81, 1875, amounts 20
$57l .430,2ib, and during the twelve
months ended July 81, 1894, $065, $40, ,2S7, a
decrease Of S94. .4O3, ,072.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-30
HARRINGTON ON PARNELL.
He Advocates the Extension OF Loca
Self f-Government.

He Advocates the Extension of Local
Self Government.
LONDON, Aug. 29.-The Marquis Of
Harrington, who was Minister OF War
under the Gladstone government, de-
livered an address at Rosendale to-day, in
which he urged the extension Of local
self-government, 80 that Parliament might
be enabled TO give its attention solely
to imperial legislation. No party,
he said, would ever concede Mr..
Parnelrs demands, the ultimate result
Of which would be to bind the British
bers, irrespective Of politics, to COM
bine to keep the empire intact.
PARNELL's OFFER.
Mr.. Harrington also said that he was
glad that Mr. Parnel had explicitly de-
fined his position and the conditions on
which his alliance could be purchased.
He thought that no political party In Eng
land would consent to acquire or obtain
Office by conctding Mr.. ParnelPs de-
mands. He believed that that gentleman
had for once made m stake in openly
stating his demands, and had thereby
insured his own defeat. III he
persisted in his policy OF obstruction
means would be found by a practically
united people 10 impose a firm veto on the
proposals that were fatal 10 the integrity
and prosperity Of the empire. Lord Hart
tngton disclaimed the extreme soclalistic
programme OF the Chamberlain party, and
favored moderate measures OF land re-
farm
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-30
ELASTICITY OF RATES.
RAILROADS IN THE STATE TO BE
GIVEN A BETTER SHOW.

Modification or the Present CommiRsior
Law the Most Important Question Now
Before the Legislature - An Almost
Unanimous Vote In Favor of the Anon.
datory Measure Expected.
ATLANTA, Aug. 29.--The most import.
ant question at this term before tha
Legislature is the bill modifying Che
present railroad commission law. This
measure has the Endorsement Of the ablest
members nboth houses, and itis expected
that 1t Will pass by an almost unanimous
vote. While the bill amply protects the
interests Of the people, 1t win restore
to the railroads Of Georgia the right to
manage their own affairs by elasticity OF
rates, and do much to revive local indus
tries. Under the amended law!if passed.
there will be not only arevival in railroad
building, but the old corporations will
have the means to develop their lines and
improve their facilities for handling busl-
ness.
EVERY TOWN INTERESTED.
Every city and town In the State is VIZ
tally Interested in securing its share in
the increasing prosperity Of the country,
and the farmers and manufacturers are
also deeply concerned in the development
Of their interests. The Legislators in At
lanta appear TO be fully alive to the
TACT that the interests of their
constituents and ofthe railroads are not an
tagonistic, and that the future prosperity
or the State require that the law shall be-
such as to guarantee to the railroads fun
protection In their rights. 1t looks at thig
time az though the long conflict between
the commissioners and the railroads will
virtually end in u few days.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-30
RvKRY rows INTKREsrrD.
MILLIONS AT STAKE.
A Famous Tobacco Suit Decided in
Favor OF the Plaintiff.

A Famous Tobacco Suit Decided in
Favor OF the PlaiDtiR.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. ga decision
was rendered to-day in the Superior
Court by Judge Mcguire, in the case Of
Wilcher Jones, formerly OF DanviIle, Va,
against Joseph Brandenstein, Esbergs
Bachman Il Co., ct al, which, from the
amount involved and the prominence OF
the persons concerned, has attracted
much attention. The plaintiff claimed
that he entered into partnership
with Brandenstein, Esberg, Bach
man q Co., September, 1881.
for the purpose Of manufacturing
tobacco under the name of the seal Rock
Tobacco Company; that on Jan. 9, 1882,
his partners, without his knowledge,
formed partnership with Moses Heller,
Henry Sutleh, and others, and organized
the j. B. Pace Tobacco Company; that the
defendants have paid them
selves from dividends OF this COM
pany since it's organization 81 600, 600,
and that the affairs Of the Seal Rock Com.
pany were secretly mismanaged by mis-
partners, so as 10 cause its failure and ab-
sorption by the j. b. Pace Company. The
court decidedsthat the Seal Rock Conn
pany WAS merely an agency OF the origi-S
Eal partnership OF September, 1881,
WAS similar agency, that
the property Of both companies
belonged TO the company partners and
that the plaintiff was entitled to dissOEu-
tion of partnership, and the accounting
prayed for. The value Of the property
involved is said to amount TO several
million dOllars.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-30
A CONsUL's CRAZE,

Key Vests Alleged Filibusters Prove
Co be Merely Pleasure Seekers.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-Acting Secre-
tary OF the Treasury to-day received the
following telegram from the Collector OF
Customs at Key West, Fla, in regard to
the reported, flibustering expedition
against Cuba:
The party reported TO have sailed Wednes-
day night on flibusterlng expedition has re-
turned. An ex animation fails 10 show any
violation OF the law, the party having merely
keys.
The Cubans who were missing have re-
turned. 1t may, however, have been
feint on their part to test the vigilance Of
the government officers.
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ASSAULTS HIS BISHOP.
Croatian ParlshOners Excited by q
Lively Church Scandal.

VIENNA, Aug. 29.-The people of
Polkskl, in Austro-H Hungarian Crotia. are
busy with a clerical scandal. The bishop
of that diocese felt himself compelled to
call on one OIL his priests, who was a can
didate for election to public office, and
rebuke him for oyerstepping the boundary
Of clerical propriety. The priest resented
this as an unnecessary interference with
his personal rights aud a quarrel re-
suited. The priest became lrenzled, put
his bishop out Of the parsonage, chased
him through the streets to his residence.
and there fell upon lin and gave him an
unmerciiul beating.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-30

RICHMOND, VA, Aug. 29.--A few days
charged with murder comnitted In May
last, the victim being Robert Williamson,
whose body had been placed on the rail-
way track after the murder. Thomas
Drummond, the man arrested. refuses 20
talk. Two cOlorod women have been put
In prison charged with completely In tho
crime, and warrants are out for the arrest
of othefa
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-30

LONDON. Aug. 2D.-The poasantry Of
south Oermany nave been thrown into a
state Of conformation over the sudden and
departure from the country
of the rocks, which for centuries have
made their abode there. Flooks of rocks,
which posted In the splre Of the RatisbOn.
Bayaria, Cathedral, recently departed and
nave not returned. This general eyacua-
lion by the looks is regarded BY the peo-
bic a. heraldlng the approach Of an cpl
dar.la az cholera.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-30
STORMY TIMES IN OHM.
BaImaceds's Bid for Liberal Support
Incenses Conservative Walker.

BaImacedes Bfd Tor Liberal support
Incenses Conservative Walker.
SANTIAGO DE CHILL, Aug. 29.-In con-
sequence OF the discovery of the action Of
Senior Balmaceda, Minister OF the Inte-
rior, in sending kilograms to the COVER
nors of the provinces of Chill seeking the
support of influential Liberals, Senior
Carlos Walker, Conservative, asked Min.
lister Balmaceda what he had gained from
the Liberal party in this city by the pro-
ceedlng. The Minister declined to an.
swer the question aud a stormy scene en-
sued, in which the speakers became so
very abusive that the President of the
Chamber deemed it advisable to adjourn
the sitting. Police in the meantime had
been sent for.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-30
SUSPECTED OF POISONING.

A Widow and "A Dead Generals Son XIII
the Wife of the Latter.
HOLLY SPRINGS, MISS, Aug. 29.--Robt.
Doxey and the widow of Washington
johnson were arrested in this county yes
terday on suspicion Of having entered
into a conspiracy to poison Mrs. Doxey,
wife of Robert. Mrs. DOxey died two
weeks ago under very suspicious circum-
stances and reports Of foul play began 10
be whispered around the nelghborhood.
Doxey had already lett his home and Mrs.
johnson was preparing to leave when ar
rested. The matter is undergoing In.
Vestigation at Bethlehem. Mr.. Doxey is
nephew of the late Gen. T. e. Hlndman
of A rkanRas
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-30
EGYPr's EVACUATION.
Turkey the Only Country England WIN
Permit TO set Foot on the Nile,

FermIt 10 oet UuL OF NUv 3NII"'
VIENNA, Aug. 20.-La Political Core
spondence publishes an interview with an
English Cabinet Minister whose name Is
withheld. In this the British statesman
says that Sir Henry Drummond Wolf,
special English Envoy to the Porte, has
been instructed % declare 10 the Sultan
that England is willing 10 evacuate Egypt
II Turkey will guarantee 10 maintain
order therein, and that England recog-
uizes the rights o. other powers IN Egypt
but will permit none OF them except Iur--
key 70 undertake military occupation OF
the country.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-30
REMOVAL OF A RECEIVER.
The Affairs OF the st. AIbans Institution
In a Bad Way.

In Bad Way.
ST. ALBANs, VI, Aug. 29.-Receiver
Roberts, Of the First National Bank, has
been removed by Comptroller Connor.
The cause of his removal has not been
fully developed, but it is understood to be
the result of efforts on the part of o. A.
Burton and Sowles Bros, directors Of the
detunct bank.
THE CONDITION OF AFFAIRS.
The following is given out tonight as
the condition Of the affairs Of the banks
Cashier Albert Sowles IS under indictment
for making false reports aud specializing
with the banks funds. There are two
suits against Directors Burton and SDwles
for the amount due on their paper, about
S30, 900. There are also suits against Mr..
Burton aud others for mlsmanagement Of
the funds, and a writ Ct eequestrHtion
against Mr.. Burton and others,
involving 100000. There ia an
Indictment against Mr.. Burton for per-
jury, and judgment against Il. A.. Sowles
for the assessment of $4,000, and an exc
cution against II. Il. Lewis for $1,000, and
indictments against II. A. and Albert
Sowles for making false returns. All
these suits have been brought By order Of
the Comptroller.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS FAIL.
LONDON, Aug. 2O.-Hendorson, Frean
e Co., grain and -four commission mer-
chants, at No. Corn Exchange Cham
bers, have failed. Their liabilities are
stated 70 be Sib0,O0
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-30

Knock Mccartney out in six rounds, II not
sooner, the latter clause being expressed
by the words, "or to finish" The whole
matter OF conditions is in muddie, no
two persons understanding them the same
way.
MCAFFREY CHALLENGES SULLIVAN.
MoCahrey has challenged Sullivan to
night to finish with bare knuckles for
81, 500 side.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-30
Cardonas' Alleged Bribery.

In the supplement 10 the official gazette
is published an indignant and emphatic
denial by President Cardenas OF The as
ee7tiOn printed in III EStrciid, OF Guate-
mala, that the Panama Canal Company
has offered HIM 250O0.000 francs for OBJ
structiOn OF the projected canal through
Nicaragua and that the offer had been ac-
cepted. Great indignation prevails in
Oiiicial circles that such an unfounded
charge shOnld have been publlahed.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-30

JASPER, Fla, Aug. PA supposed
confederate OF Hodge, the White Springs
safe and post0lice robber, entered the jail
here last might through second story
window, unlocked all the cells and liber-
ated the prisoners. Among them was one
murderer and one horse thief. The sheriff
fired several Intellectual Shots ana, Win
his deputies, Is making thorough
search. N0naHf the fugitlyes have been
raoanfural IA K.ot.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-30

LONDON. Aug. 20.-Quoeu Victoria, it
IL said, intends % receive and entertain
visitors at Halmoral Castle during Der
present stay there. This will bo the nrst
season Her Majesty has done 80 since the
death Of the Prince ConsOrt. several %
the public bodies OF scotland and many Of
the distinguished members Of the dlnsfent
British societies are 10 DO among fho lifst
rs.nniraI
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-30
PROHIBITION IN OHIO.

Hohdiy Challenged to Public Debate
by Leonard.
COLUMBUS, o., Aug. 29.--The Prohibi-
tIon State Executive Committee has sen
out a communication TO the Democratic
State Executive Committee challenging
Gov Hoadly 70 a discussion with Or.
Leonard, the Prohibition candidate, Of the
question Of prohibition versus license Of
the liquor traffic. The committee VIII not
reply until they receive Information from
Gov. Hoadly, now IN the East. II is un-
dcrstood that he Will accept II Judge
Foraker will consent TO take part In the
discussion.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-30
nlnkcrnon Arreated.

WAsBfNGToN, Aug. 20.-Detectiye
Block to-day arrested John Dickers0n,
bureau, for the larceny Of flag from the
government. This IL one OF the results OF
the recent investigation into the late su-
perintendenys conduct OF the bureau az
fairs. A number Of other articles In his
possession are claimed as government
urounrfv
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-30
Postal Changes Near Mome.

WAsuGNGroN, Aug. 29.-The follow
ing star route service change is an
nOunced:
Fi0rida-Route 1924, Tampa TO Bloom
ingdale, from Sept. 10. 1886, the change OF
service 20 begin at Leitner, omitting
Tampa, decreasing the distance ~ miles.
Oscar o. Mickler has been commits
stoned Postmaster 40 Callahan, Fla, and
John w. paylOr at King Ga.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-30
RoCHEFoRr A HYPOoRITE.
lis Recent Relations with Pain OF an
Onfriendly Nature.

tis Recent Relations With Pain OF an
Onfriendly Nature.
LONDON, Aug. 29.-It becomes daily
'nor5 apparent that the agitation started
France about the alleged murder of
pI|ier Pain by the British in Soudan is a
pypocitlcal scheme to organize an anti
tasAsa sentiment among the French peo-
ie' A Rochefort, the principal agitator
thls movement, hated Pain, and to
lose That knew the bitter enmity which
Aisted between the two men, the
einagogue's artificial horror over Palms
Deged murder is very amusing, if not
ssostng. For months before PAINS
ny departure from France NJ. Rochefort
'solu1el! cut PAINS acquaintance.
CAUSE OF THE ENHANCEMENT.
me editor gave as his reason for his
outem pIlous treatment of the adVentu-
o.s 9ouemlan the statement that Pain
,t AZ oeen dismissed from the staff of
i@liaNSlgednt NJ. R0chefOrps paper.
opening the editors private letters
H. documents. NJ. Rochefort used to
Fl ho r.. - "NAhs a stSIeL LfAlLOE 10
~, sl,eh Ieleh Radical cause, and alleged
"a. "lue he Went to Soudan ostensibly
war correspondent for the Paris
,r"y le really took with him large
& r4 n.y. VI money intrusted to him Indirectly
4 i,eli eS llencn government TO induce El
NJ sTst ~ 70 :, continue in his revolt against
81 ror.lglNe aasulNe by holding out TO the prophet
usrtars .. subsidies from unknown
3 ysp 'I'si i1li,. ram, Rochefort once declared.
se.s .- u ,r.l' awe would never re-appear while
|aioI.' r,5 was any prospect of his wife oh.
legsd loss. 'Nueiiinl'y ior MS
pm. 4 NETTING AT PARIS.
Iel6 61@1s, sa,, aug 29.-Auother meeting was
N esib WV !, it92-day in connection with the
|elj in NJ ~ OiE er Pain. The meeting was
|er.os. Ae Winter Circus. six thousand
|| ade were present. speecbes we're
sio. -''fyeIy fy denounoing the assassi,,s Of
mpa,bru d, speakers also expressed
used 4 WIN the Spanish people and
lrigSii9lla iAlas Alfonso. Letters from irish b
sugsi5Ss i5s'' assuring the meeting of their
|IasIasw' We're read amid great EN-.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-30
A Bank Charter ExtendetI.

WAsHiNoTON. Aug. 20.-The Acting
Comptroller OF the Currency has extended
The corporate existence VI the Atlanta
national bank. of Atlanta, Ca. 10 Sept. 2,
1905. He has alsO been informed that the
City national bank Of Fort Worth, Tex,
raanInnl nnaInnla ihA mnrnlnR.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-30
A Search 20 bc Niado for Gordon,

LONDON, Aug. 29.--'rhe belief II grow.
ing among military and other friends OF
Gen. Gordon that be really eseapod awe
from Khnrt0um and succeeded IN heeing
% the equator. 80 strong has this ialth
become that a mission has been organized
% search for and rescue him. The WORK
OF preparing this mission for its entorpilse
Ia now almost completed
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-30

CEbAE KKY. FLA, Auv. 29.-iagt night
Arthnr Bane, D colored boy, aged II,
stablfa With q p0okeibniio and Killed
WiiiIam Carter. also 4 coiorod y0uih N
about ~ same age. heuo hag been cap.
fuffd and laiied.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-30

WAurKron. DAK., Aug. 1i.-During q
rninstOfm THE afternoon y. =. kedman's
barn was struck by lightning, w alch
killed two men within and Injured two
others. one u fbe men killed was George
Emery. Iha names o. the others are un-
known.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-30
I0s CaifIe Lost Overheard.

LONDON. Aug. 20.--Tho steamer BROOK.
lyu City, from New YORK, which arny.o
NJ Bristol today, lost iQt head oi ehlhe
on her y0yage. Her wheel also "as
DAMAGED
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-30

NHw rOnK. Aug. e0. The additions 70
the Grant monument fund to-day nFarn.
gated l1, 80, making q grand total ~
80. 40.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-30
I MEFTING AT pARIs.
LADIES HELD BY BANDITS.

IT,, '"t heir ReleRse-Not Ill
Iox,a''' ''''d by Their Captors.
|gto t,1,,, aug. 1.-Two ladies belong
Eplm. '''ss Of high rank in Mezzeoo
ma tim. European Turkey, were
p EgIw." "So abducted by brigands from
|nanda5 mountains. The abductora
|lmofl,,ea ransom Of So. 900 for the ro.
p % IN lad. o..o.f of either captive. The fami-
tle g"oi,nen have lust paid to aeenta
e ad',.. "lnas lle $4O,O 900 demanded anS
bone. VA 'ra ueen safely restored 10
and loro-.4ltgy say that they were
y a1d rsa,aaoly treated by their can
f duagos \. as comfortable during
ales. Of IN. ~ l'la,e tae Eplrus as the ciroums
''' robbers would permit '''-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-30

Iah io.n.,n,1 ~. Dispatches from
uih al t. .ll state that Emperor vii.
40 het,} '.sent enjoying better hsai,h
lIi hoa,, ,e'n Tor long time nravions
hm o summer excursion. IN n
e4 beb,5II, rheumatic troubla fro,s
pad .,' '1l been suffering tor so ,,',,,' lao'n =
entirely dlsapsesa,d,SSf ,Sf 20 long q
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-30

sl hr.r 1.-The police to-dav
iaiufa IA .ruaade aralnst infec"a,
l.le,,s s,.. .i,iesiod namorous hswfsss
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-30

There was no claim Of foul on behaifof
Sullivan BY himself 0r any one for him,
and the referee ala not ai the Time call
attention ~ III. The decision, therefore,
seems ~ iurn upon scientific poipts-the
rlfy thing - Nhiot sulllfan would not
nrffr. "A ~ generally understood iba
cpnaliI1Dl were that sullivan Was o.
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