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!'n#'a!a Nominating Convention.
MONDAY, APRIL 6, 1885.
RESOLVED, By the Democratic Central Com.

RESOLVED, By the Democratic Central Com.
mittee of Monroe County, Ohio, that county
primary election, by the Democratic voters
of said county under the provisions of sec
tons 1916 to section 1921 inclusive, of the
Revised Statutes CT Ohio, be held on Mon
day, April 6, 1895. for the purpose of pla
eipg in nomination one person for each of
the following Offices. 20 te voted for at the
October election, 1885, to wit: Representa-
tive, Clerk CT Courts. Auditor, Treasurer,
Sheriff, Commissioner, Coroner, 1nfirmary Di.
rector and one Central Committeeman from
each township; and that the poll books be
returned to oodsfeld on Tuesday, April Z,
at o'clock p. m.
RESOLVED, That the proceedings of this
meeting aud the annexed notice be published
in the SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY and MONROE
JOURNAL, Two Democratic newspapers pub
lished in said county.
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Ahont Buttons.

"Button! button! who's got the hut.
ton?' is game that every hoy and gill
knows about But who makes The but.
ton?" and "How is i, doner are differ.
ent questions and just as interesting
Glaas buttons are mostly made in Bahe.
mia and by children who work as fac,
and we'll as Older persons and get ter
cents day Pearl buttons are made al
most entirely in Vienna, and shirt but.
tons in England But Paris does The
greatest business OF all In making tn,
agate buttons which come in so msn,
and pretty styles. From Eve to ak lhou
sand people in one district in Paris ee
their living at this work. In this coun
try are made hone, brass, ivory and com
position buttons, and The Americans
make them so much better and cheaper
than anybody else that they are sold ir
all parts Of the world. Buttons are lit
tie thirgs, but how should we ever ge
on without then.
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Sistersvills Nv. Val Democrat.

The reception rendered last Friday
evening by Mr. Il Mrs. Robert McCor-
mick, was one Of the most enjoyable al
fairs of The season There we're fully
fifty people present and they had good
time all evening. They danced, skated
and everything else that any fun could
he extracted from. Alta suitable hour
they we're seated'to an elegant COLLATION.
especially prepared for the occasion
which was thoroughly enjoyed. The
party departed at a late hour wishing
that Mr.. & Mrs. NJ, Cormick's lives
might he as happy as the evening had
been to them. Among the guess we
note Mr.. James Stamford, Miss Fannie
Williams and Miss Daisy McEldownev
OF New Msrtiusville; James Wheeler
ESQ, OF Wheeling and Mr.. VIM. Curbiti
of PursIev.
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Secretary Whitney. OF The navy, has
employed pro o'essional accountant, who
is expected to unea,th the frauds com
mitted under his predecessor.
Chris. Buckley, the hliod ssloon-kerp.
er, who holds the democracy OF Cali.
fornis in the hollow Of iis hand has
come to Washington to see that bis state
is not neglected.
A Pennsylvarla man killed bis ntigh.
hoi's dog. T 'e,jnry lets i'm off W tn
,w' thirds OF the costs, the owner Of The
late d Q t. pay the ether third. The
CO Is are said to be $1,000, which Ger.
tsialy must include the pay of ! igb
or ced lawyer. Dogs come ish il
Pennsy ylvania.
A hill has just passed the Indiana
legislature providing thst all wages dee
employees from corpora ions, associa.
lions, etc., shall he pail in every sc
days, wi b penalty of 81 per dav for
each day allowed to 60 unpsid, and EN-.
ployes wages shall he preferred claims
in caaoa of iraolverrr
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AlaSka's Wealth.
Chicago Inter.O Ocean.

Elwards Roberts, san Francisco
special correspondent, has lately return
ed from an extended "trip 10 Alaska Mr..
Roberts SAID that the impor ance OF
Alaska was very generally overlooked.
10 fact very few peo. lie had any idea as
to the va ue Of the timber, m'nvias e,
and fish Of thai country.
"In 1857" cid Mr.. Roberts, "we
paid 81 200 coo for A'asks. The seal
/ lands are leased by the Alaska Con .
mercial Company for S55 600 per yea
In addition a tax of s2.62t is collected
on each seal.kin shipped from the is-
lands, which. on 100 000 skias, the
greatest umter the ccmDAny can take
in one year, amounts to 1852 500 max
ing, along with the rental, total OF
1919 SEQ, or dividend of little more
than 4 per cent. ON the investment OF
81 200 600"
"How long will the company have a
monopoly OF this business ?"
"The lease will expire in 1887, and al
that lime The Government will have no
difficulty in making a new one wi ich
will return double the nr. sent rental "
"What is the condition OF mining in
Alaska ?"
"Tho mineral wealth OF Alaska is sim
oily beyord computa ion. Gold OF the
fines qnaliy exists in unlimited 1uan-
tiles in the qnsrtz of the mountains in
various sections. The only Question
remaining to he solved is reea'ning lis
accessibility. Douglass I,land, LOO
miles northeast OF Sltks, is the centre o.
mining operations at present 1t is
owned by San Francisco capitalists, and
"a l2O-stamp mill, the largest in ,te
world, l. in operation. L 'bor is cheap,
and there il no reason, aside from d.
tance and the d ,fficulty of getting at ,h.
gold 4lsrtz, why Alaska should not sup
ply large percentage OF geld mined in
America in he fu'ur.."
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Monroe Common Pleas.
In Partition.
David W. Cooper, Plaintiff.

VS..
William Cooper OF al, Defendants.
THE defendants Margareeta Mitchell, Rob-
| ert J Cooper, whose place of residence
is unknewn;iohn Cooper James H. Cooper
Nancy Wells, v olinda Tlton and Francis R.
Cooper, all, of whose place of residence
is Wellsburgh, Brooke county aud State Of
West Virginia; Francis McKim " hose place of
residence is unknown, and William B. Cooper
whose place of residencs is Cedar Rapids,
Linn county aud State OF Iowa. will take no
tics that on March IL, A. D. 1885, petition
was fled against them and others in the
court of common pleas OF Monroe county,
Ohio, by David W. Cooper, wherein said David
W. Coop,r demands partition of the follow.
ing described tracts Of lands all in Monroe
county, Ohio, and of which Robert Cooper,
Sr., deceased, was seizsd in fee simple.
FIRST TRACT.
The northeast quarter of the northeast
quarter of section twenty six. township six
and range six. containing forty acres
SECOND TRACT.
The southeast quarter of the southeast
quarter OF section twenty seven in township
six of range six in the District at lands sub
ject to sale at Marietta Chic, containing forty
acres AID ten hurdredths Of an acre.
THIRD TRACT.
The west half of the northwest quarter OF
section numbered twenty. township six aud
range six; and also, the southwest quarter Of
section numbered twenty one, township six
and range six.
At the next term Of said court the said
David W. Cooper will apply for an order
that partition may be made of said premises
The defendants ahovs mentioned will further
take netice that they are required to answer
the same on or before tue 9th day of Nay,
A. D. 1876 DAVID W. CO0PBHy
mch IL, ,'85t7. Plaintiff.
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The Cincinnati Voiksblatt. the leading
German Republican paper OF Cincinnati,
recently warned the Republicans in the
Legislature that they would make Sc
rious mistske II they stood in the way Of
submission OF license amendment. II
warned the Republicans OF Ohio tina,
without the German vote they are help
iess 10 that State and the Germans were
in favor Of license. Nevertheless the
Republicans members OF the Legislature
in the face Of this warning, did prevent
the submission OF license amendment.
There will be trouble with the German
vote tbs fall.-Post.
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GUARDIANS SALE.

TN pursuance of an order of the Probate
/ Court Of Monroe County, Ohio made on
the 18th day of March, 1855, in the case of
u Hill, Guardian OF Anirew Mssker, an
ipbscile, against his ward, the undersigned
will, on tho
22d day Of April 1885,
at II o'clock NJ oil the premises, offer at public
sale the following described real estats. stu
ate in Monroe county, Ohio, to wit:
The southeast quarter OF the northeast
quarter of section three, township four of
range four containing (3s 4:5l thirty nine
and four fifth acres.
TERMS OF SALE-One. third cash on the day
of sale; one third in one year and one third
in two years to be secured bv mortgage on
the premises sold, and the deferred payments
to bear interest at the rate of per centum,
payable annually,
Fl. B. HILL,
Guardian of Andrew Mecker.
mch24, ,,85w5.
SPRIdGS Il briggs, Att'ys.
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BELLIGERENT BOOMERS.
STEPS Taken to Cross Gen. Hatch'S
Gead Line.

ARKANSAS CRY, Kas., March l9.-I
the result Of the next cabinet meeting at
Washington on The Oklahoms question
is uniavorable to The coloni.ts, IL is more
than prohsble that Capt. Couch viii
make an attempt to march bis men into
the territory. Major Benton has located
'dead line," beyond which point Gen
Hatch has decreed no boomer must 90.
and If Couch does moys, the instant his
men got beyond that line trouble will
commence.
Whether the troops will fire on the
settlers remains to he seen. Gen Hatcf
says they will, and the boomers believe
they will not. Gen. Haich's plan TO ar
rest the entire colony will be attempted
first, and then circumstances must die
tate as to what will follow. The colo
nists are very mad about the articles
sent out from Washington that they hav,
d:sbanded, and Gen Hatch says he sem
no such dispatch TO Gen Sheridan as tb,
press credits him with. He did telegraph
Gen. Sheridan that since President Cleve
lands proclamation several colonies
other points had voted not to core to
Arkansas City, but would await develop
ments at their homes.
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Guernsey Tinss. Republican.

THE spring elections are near at hand.
In two weets from next Monday, town.
ship officers are to he elected In the
townships Of the county and municipal
officers by the several corporations in
the county. Democratic organs at such
a time alwavs advise Democrats to vote
for Democrats. Let Republicans retail
ate nv voting for Republicans, and thus
establish the coherencv necessary for
success ai the coming fall election.
Democrats Of Monroe, read the above
and then work and vote to elect Demo.
Gratis TO the offices in every TOWNSHIP in
{ county.
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Washington politicians are discussing
he prices ,sked and paid IN the senate
rial coal oil iniquity al Columbus esl
ago.
Gordon ". Burnham. the New York
millionaire, who was 10 Marry Miss
Kate Sanborr, died Wednesday. H.
leaves her Sl50,O00.
George Zweig, of BelIaire, O. got q
verde, in the U S court, Crcinnali
against the r. & o r K for $3.50 fol
damage to is property.
Secretary of State Bayard has ap-
pointed Francis Wharton, Ii D, Of
Philadelphia as lis legal advls r on all
questions involving international law.
Vice President Hendricks is pushing
Aq lila Jones tor postmaster of Indian
apolis, and Congressman Bvnum is sup
por!ing Mr.. Creelman for this poeition
A man in Georgia tells of ten-pound
trout which stopred mill wheel. Eitbe,
the wheel must have been smaller than
the trout or the lie bigger than the nill
Mr. David L has been appointed
Superintendent OF the main branch o.
the Baltimore d Ohio road in the place
OF W. M Clements. resigned. Mr.. Lee
has been connected with the road in
various capacities for over thirty years.
Those unhappy persons who suffer
from nervousness and dyspepsia should
use Carter's Little N rye Pills, which are
made expressly lor sleepless. nervous,
dyspeptc sufferers. Price rs cents, all
druggists.
Senator Allison, OF lows. is reported
by The Minneapolis T,ihune as saying
that "Senstor Lamar is q great man,
gentle manly nsn. kind hearted man.
with the reputation o: being as honest
as he is able"
Launt Thompson's equestrian statue
of Gen. Burnside, to he put up in Prov.
depce, represents the General surveying
the enemy through Id glass, and
there is talk OF similar design for Gen
Burler-only be will be looking through
q telescope OF The longest known range.
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Cambridge Jeffersonian.
The Myers Primer.

There is good deal Of quiet talk go.
ing among the democrats about expel.
ling Allen o. Myers for his periodical
exhibitions Of intoxication and gut.
tersn:peishness on the Hoor of the house
This talk might as we'll stop. It's o
waste<of mind. Myers has little mem.
orandpm book In which be claims is
jetted down the amounts received by the
various members Of the coal oil gang
for their senatorial votes last winter
He holds this data over bis democratic
colleagues like club and the coal oil
legislature knows better than to stir up
such hornet.
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Battle tor Bread.

WHEELING. W Va, March 20 The
Lewis county grand jurs just adjourned,
found $50 indictments, 487 Of which were
for selling liquor contrary to law The
population of this county is 16 600. and
the largest town has | 600 inhabitants
only. Owing to the great scarcity Of
food and the suffaling existing in the
county, court was dismissed so that the
fight for food to prevent starvation nigh
be uninterrupted
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NIoOusiliue NuddieS.

ASH VILE. n c., March II "A figh,
between the revenue officers and moon
sinners took place few davs ago near
Highlands, N e. The officers were
bringing three prisoners from Macon
County TO Highlands when they we're
overtafen nv party Of friends Of the
prisoners. The officers W re entrenched
in a hs use, when three OF the pursuing
party forced their way inside, ard were
capture d. After some aharp firing be.
tween the opposing parties, the res Of
he roonshiners fed, leaving three con
sdes behind, bat taking the hody Of tie
oae who had bt en- killed with them.
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Iowa,s Prohibition Act sustaired

CoUNolL BLUFFS, Iowa. March H.
The Supreme Court to-day, through
Jadge Rotbrock, all the Bench concur
ring, rendered an opinion affi'ming the
cons itutioDality OF the Prohibition law.
The opinion sustains the validity of in
functions to abate the nuisances which
exist as saloons, and every particular
maintains the provi,i,ns of the act as il
stands today on tbe statute books OF the
State
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Lynching in Kansas.

At late hour Saturday night, March
l4th, a party of over q hundred men
stormed the jail at Independence. Kan
took Frank Bonham, young farmer
lheretrom and hanged him to a railroad
trestle. Bnnham was charged with the
murder OF his mother, brother aud sis.
ter, the 3 Il Of last month The Distlic
Court granted change of venue tc
Cherokee county, which insensed III,
residents OF The neighholhood wher'
B 'nham lived. His guilt VS. not pro
ven, though all appearances We're agains
him. He refused to plead when a,raign
ed.
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SECRETARY LAMAR, on the 14th inst,
directed the Chief Clerk and Superinten-
dent Of the Interior Department 40 dis
pose OF st public sale all the horses, car
riages aud equipments which are the
property OF the Interior Department, ex-
crpt those used ror tracking purposes,
the proceeds Of said sale to be covered
Snio the Treasury. The sate Is to take
place ss soon as is consistent wi the
pubtic service The result OF this or
der will be the return to their regular du.
ties OF seven employees who have been
used as drivers. A similar order has
hesn made by Attorney General GAR.
LAND.
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NtYer Give Tn.

If you are suffering with low and de
pressed sli;i's, loss of appetite, genera
ietiliiy dlsorde,ed blood, wesk con-
siitn'i'n, headache. or any disesse Of 6
rilinus natnro, ny all means procure 8
bottle OF Electric Bitters. You will be
inspired with new lite; strength and &C
tivity will return: pain and miserY will
cease, ani hencefortb you will rtjoice in
the praise OF Electric Bi,ters 5 Id
iity cents bottle bv R. W. Pope.
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MAYORS PROCLAMATION
ELECTIoN. .

IN Gem auce with the requirements of
l the laws Of the State of Ohio. l. Louis
Hoe tflsr. Mayor Of the Village Of Woodsfeld,
hereby notify the qualified voters of said vii.
lage, that on Monday, the 9th day of April,
1855, between the hoars Of o'clock a m
and o'clock p m at the usual place Of hold
ing elections within said village, an election
will be held for the purpose of choosing the
following cficers of said village to wit:
Three members of the Council for said
village,
Given under my hand and official
GsEAt,] at ms office in said vii age this 18th
day Of March. A. D. 1925.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

CuLOMON SIMMONS, residence unknown
y will take notice that on the 18th dav of
October.lSs4 Martha T. Simmons fled heia pc.
tition in the court of common pleas of Mou-
roe county, Ohio, being cause No. 2672,
praying for divorce from said Solomon
Simmons on the ground of willful absence
from said Martha r. Simmons for the period
of three years. uARTHA 4. SIMMONS,
By srriggs briggs. her Att,ys.
mchlO, '85t7.
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DR.. Hvades. who has just returned
from the French mission to Terra del
Fuego. considers the Fuegians very low
down in the scale OF humanity because
their language has no word for anv
number above three, but in oh civilized
countries many men have grown rich by
going no further in adtbmatic than
looking out tor number one.
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NOTICE..

r HAVE 62 1-2 Acres of Land on the
i waters OF Point Pleasant Creek. 71s miles
from the Ohio River Railroad. This farm is
convenient to mills is within 200 yards Of
good school house, the same distance to the
postofice and stare. There is a
GOOD FRAME HOUSE
and hewed log stable and there is good water
on The place. The best wheat land in Tyler
County. For further information call on or
address T. S. LACY.
febl0' 'S5ml. Sistersville, w. Va.
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Tax Democrats 10 the Ohio Legisla-
tnSe desired TO give the people OF Ohio
an opportunity to vote on License
Amendment to the Constitution Sixty.
three votes we're required 10 pass II in
sse House. The Democrats cast go votes
Cor It, and the Republicans voted solidly
against the measure. Three Republican
votes would have secured its passage.
Nov, dan't whine any more, Messrs.
Republicans, and proclaim that the Dem
osrats are afraid 10 touch the liquor
q q-estion. A fair license law would be
satisfactory to the peop'e OF Ohio.
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The OIslahnmaLa

WASHINGTON, MAJ ch ia telegram
from Gen Hstch, ice lived at the War
Department to-day. says the Pre- ideni's
proclama'ion relative to the proposed
invasion ot tie q lahona lands had the
effect TO reduce the invaders to FIVE OF
SIX hundred and to turn hack The re-
mali der. Couch, the telegram says,
continues 10 make threats that he viii
enter the Territory, bot Gen. Hatch is
Of the opinion that h,s strength will not
re over six hundred men should he at
temLtlt
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

John P spriggs Before NJ BEARD, ice
VS., of the Peace OF Cente
James H. Mckee, township, Monro county.
Ohio: On the 10th dag of MarcA SAID Jus.
tice issued an order of attachment in the
above action for the sum of SS3 a5, as a so
$25 the probacle cost of this action. Said
case is set for b. ariug May Q. 1885 at 9
o'clock m, J. Z. GPRIGGS, Plaintiff.
mch24, ,'S5w3.
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ED SPIRIT: Announce ALEX ,NDER
HARMAS, of Washington township, as can.
d.date for Commissioner: subiec. to the de-
cision of the Democratic Nominating Con-
vention. MANY DIMoCRATs >
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THE Scorr liquor law, q Republican
measure, was unconstitutional and the
supreme Court so declared. When 9
Democratic Legislature propose to give
the people license law the Republican
nembers of that body vote NO!
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Herman SireckeI, OF Reading. Pa, is
a stone-cu'ler who makes the chi.,s fly in
working hours and ievotes lis leisure
10 butterflies, Of which he has the larges,
collection 10 THIS cuuntry AMI. moreover
is standard suthority among entomolo.
eisls; hut 1t Is rom stoDe-cutlirg, not
the butten ny, thst he ges his grub.
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ED. SPIeIT: Announce ISAAC N.
DoUeHERrY, of Wayne township. as a candi-
date for Commissioner: subject to the decis
ion of the Democratic Nominating Conven-
tion MANY DEMOCRATS.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

IA AIRY L. HAIZLIP and Elihu Haizlip, her
Nl husband. John W. Lawrence, Andrew J.
Lawrence, Amanda J. Lawrence and Eliza A.
Lawrence. who reside a. Hickory Hill in Ma
rion county, Illinois; and Sarah C. Simpson
and Robert Simpson, her hushar q, who reside
at Loogootee in Fayette coun'y Illinois, will
take notice that on the llth day Of March,
1855. J. T. Dougherty, as Administrator with
the will ann. xed of the estate of Isaac Cline,
deceased, fled his petition in the Probate
Court of Monroe county, Ohio against them
and others, the object and prayer of which
is to obtain an order to assign dover iu the
premises of which said Isaac Cline died
seized and an order to sell the said premises
in accordance with the last will and testament
of said Isaac Cline, deceased. Said Isaac
Cline died seized of the following described
premises, to wit:
The s,utheast quarter Of the northeast
quarter of section twelve, township five Of
range six.
Also, the northwest quarter Of the moth
east quarter same section, township aud range.
You are required to answer saii petition
on or before the 9th day of NAY, 1885.
J, T. D0U6HBRTY.
Administrator with the will annexed OF Isaac
Cline, deceased.
mchl7 ,'e5l7.
spRIaGS 4 BRIGGS. Atty's.
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THE President aud his Cabinet officers
are sweeping the useless rubbish away
from their own door yards drst After
they have cleared the rolls OF the last
deal beat, then the music will be heard
for the benefit of the "rooral dees,ricts. !"
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Fx.PRRsIpEKT ARTHUR and Hon.
5AnRs 6. BLAINE called on President
CLivKLaxD since his Inauguration. This
js the era OF good will.
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The aristocratic style, at the expense
ri the people, kept up by Republican
Aiministrations. is to be abolished under
Democratic rule.
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ED SPIRIT: Announce GEORGE
FEIocK, of Summit township, as candidate
for Commissioner: subject to the decision of
the D emocratic Nominating Convention
MANY DIM. CsATs.
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ArroRstY GENERAL GARLAND has
given % special agents and detectives
their tlckets-of-leave. The barnacles
will have to 90.