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Another Bond Call.

WASHINGTON, D. c., August 3O,-The
following circular was issued by the Treas
ury Department this afternoon: Notice
Is hereby given that on the fifteenth day
OF September, 1886, or at any time prior
thereto the Department will redeem at
the Treasury OF the United States in the
city OF Washington, ID. O., or at the office
ol the Assistant Treasurer at New York,
paying par and accrued interest to date oil
deposit any unCallsd United States 9 per-
cent bonds to IN amount not exceeding
Sl0,00O,000. Bonds forwarded to Wash.
ington; d. O., for redemption should be
addressed to the Secretary Of the Treasury,
division OF loans, ETC., Washington, D. G.,
aud the bonds 10 be assigned to the Sec.
relary OF the Treasury for redemption.
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Merely Device.

WASHINGTON, D. O., August S0,-The
wlio OF Paymaster Clerk Myers, Of the U,
S. steamer Iroquois, who left his vessel
two months ago at Callao, Peru, with
about ST. 900 belonging to members Of the
ships crew, yesterday received a cable
grain notifying her OF the death Of her hus-
band. The telegram was dated at Lima,
Peru, and was signed by sailor on the
IroQuois, and stated that Myers was mur'
dered by two guides whom he had en-
gagged to conduct him across the noun.
tains back OF Santiago. The writer OF the
dispatch claimed to have received the In
formation from tho U. 8, Consul Ut Lima,
Little CredenCe is given to the story at the
Navy Department. The impression Is
that it is device OF Myers to put his pur-
suers OF his track.
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TIE "vANIsnING LADY"


a Mysterious Trick That Creates u SonsR.
tiOn In London,
LONDON, August SO.-Ths "Yanishing
Lady" sensation, which has been the talk
OF Paris for weeks, has become also the
sensation in London, having been intro.
duced by Mr., Carl Kertz at the Royal
Music Hall. The performer methodically
places carpet on the stage, on which
again he outspreads newspaper. Upon
this he places chair and the "Vauishing
Lady" takes her seat. A veil is thrown
over her, completely covering the figure.
While Mr.. kerlz is entertaining the audi.
ence with a little "small talk, an accom-.
plce in the front seats calls out "She's
already gone" To dispIove this Kertx
raises, the covering and woman Is seen
seated. He then steps behind tho chair,
again raises the veil, and behold, the wo.
man Is gone. No meChaniCism Is obsery-
able, and the trick Is apparently one OF
the greatest simplicity. After enjoying
the mysIiiGation Of the audience for few
moments, Kertz steps to the "wings" and
immediately reappears with the lady who
had so mysteriously disappeared. A large
number OF newspaper men and several
COMPANIONS have witnessed the perform.
ance Of the trick without being able to
solve the mystery,
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HOUND r,O MAllnY.
A Young Man Commits Perjury In Order To
Have the Knot Tied.

A Young Nun Commits Perjury In Order to
Have the Knot Tied.
Correspondence Of The IHtctliOCAer.
Sr. CLAIRsvILtE, o., August 3O-On
August 20 Jacob Fife, a young man about
81, realdlngin Harrison county, went before
Probate Judge CASTOR, Of Belmont county,
and applied for marriage license and
made affidavit that he was 81 years Of
age and that his proposed bride, Miss
Jennie Howard, also OF Harrison county,
wss Is years Of age and a resident OF Bal.
mont county. After procuring the mar.
rlage license he made haste for Steubsn.
vile, whore he secured the BetylCes OF A
Justice and they we're married on tho
same day. The father Of thC bride canS
over hero on last Thursday night 10 see
BY what authority the Probate Judge Of
Belmont county issuDd o marriage license
To- resldents oil Harrison county, and
when shown the affidavit upon VIII Oh the
license was issued became very angry,
stating that his daughter was not oil the
age. required by law, that The young man
had tried 10 secured license In HArri.
Hot and JellerDon counties and had failed.
lIo called upon Justice D. NJ Davies and
procured warrant ior tho arrest Of his
young Bon.in'law, and Constable Doyle
wEB dispatched 10 SteubOnville, where he
found tho happy couple and arrested the
young husband on charge oi perjury
and brought him TO the county Jail on
Friday TO await preliminary hearing set
for yesterday, large number OF wit.
nnpHpa having In ihg mainline hpRr,
Subpoenaed, were present.
After hearing all the evidence offered
by both tho State and the dpienBe, Justice
Davies held File 10 answer 10 tie Court
oi Common PlOaa In the Bum Of $500.
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Correspondence ofthe LatetiOeaoer.
WESTON, W. Va, August SO.-At a pic
mic here week or two ago, under the
auspices Of Father Tracy, well known in
Wheeling, he offered six volumes OF Mac.
auleys history Of Rome to the most
popular Of the lawyers at the Weston bar
at ten cents vote. The contest came of
Saturday night at a festival at the rink.
There were several lawyers at the start,
but the race finally narrowed down to q
contest between W. B. McGary and Louis
Bennett. The friends Of each labored
earnestly for their iayorites, and as a re.
suit MCGary received 27l votes to Ben
nett's l2l. The proceeds Of the contest
amounted to about 500. As usual Yves.
ton was greatly excited over the affair
and the winning man was presented with
numerous bouquets and many Congratula-
tionB.
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RAILROAD WAR
Botwcon tho =. C.& ST. l.. and the Il. Il o.
Roads Chean Fares.

notwcon tho p. C.& st. l.. and the II. & o.
Roads Cheap Fares.
PiTTsHuRaH, Pa, August 30.-Rsturr
tickets to Cincinnati over, the Pittsburgh
Cincinnati & st. Louis Railway were sold
on the streets here last night and to-day
for % cents. This Is the lowest rate ever
known to Pittsburgh, the regular fare ia
Cincinnati being 50 80, and 10 the result oil
fight between the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company and the Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati 4 st. Louis roads. The former
company ran excursions from Cincinnati
to this city on Saturday, the round trip for
So 80, from Columbus Sc 50. The Pitts.
burgh, Cincinnati & st. Louis did the
same yesterday and these two roads
brought into the city upwards OF $500
people. Tho tickets are good to return
until tomorrow, but about one.third OF
this number do not want to go back so
soon. They had business here or further
East and took advantage of the cheap
rates. AS a consequence there were sew
eral hundred return tickets for sale. The
ticket brokers purchased all they wanted
and the remainder went begging for sale
on the street. Some were sold as high as
So, others for 81 and some could not be
sold at all,
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polltIc.ln Wet.el.

CorrtpOHdtnesof Of The MitIIi0tner.
NEw MARrtSsvlLLE, W. VA, August
9O.-Yesterday there was a gathering Of
the elect at the court house or what ID
left Of the Democratic party OF this ond Of
Wetzsl outside OF Aaron Morgan's ring,
which is not to DO sneezed at. Some.
thing will be learned to the sorrow
Of Doodle Connelly should the Job which
was set up here against Morgan meet
with success, which no doubt 1t will.
heard some Of the best men Of the party
G9nouncs o M ~ ,sC9 ss SC9eme ne Of W. D. WiLeys
House Hon I o bseRnsS to SuS 0Onney U1SH WIZ tSe S
understanding that &. B. II. will be made
Prosecuting Attorney two years hence.
They say that something will drop In
November about the size Of the court
hntiap rinU
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nRIrIsn GRA1N rRApE.
Favorable Weather for Crops, Which aro
Maturing RnpIdIy,

LONDON, August SO.-The Mark Lane
Express, in its weekly review of the British
grain trade, says; Tho weeks splendid
harvest weather has materially altered the
position. Much grain has been secured.
Tho early crops arc in fine condition
while the late sown crops are rapidly ma.
turing. Another weeks sun chine will
probably cause big drop in prices. Sales
qt English wheat during the past week
were S6,SG2 quarters at 33s % against
32,76l quarters at 33J 81 during the cor.
responding week OF last year. The lower
grades OF flour are Ia higher. The ieryid
summer has depressed foreign wheats Cd.
Fhero are no buyers. There were three
arrivals Of wheat cargoes. One cargo OF
Oregon was sold. To-day the sunshine
oyerpowered the market. Old English
wheats wero neglected. Prices Is lower.
Foreign wheats were Gl cheaper. Beans,
peas and barleys were steady, oats weaker
and the demand was slow. Foreign flour
was 6l cheaper. Round corn was 81
lower. Flat corn was very scarce. The
market closed dull and weak.
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PGEsIDRSr CLEVELAND has a way OF sur
Dddng his friends in making his appoint
mcnts which is not always pleasant to
them, Ills late appointment Of Mr.. Bene'
dictto be Public Printer in place Of Cen
enI Rogers, OF Buffalo, who, it appears
WAS assured Of the place, has stirred up
Democrats in Erie counry, who have
vowed to have revenge.
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Iuddlcrs, strike.

LEBANON, PA, August SO,-Ths puddlerr
'mplOyCdSt East End and Light's&KOpp't
rolling mills went on a strike this morning
because they were refused an advance o.
W cents per ton, lncrOaSlng their pay to 81
per ton, About 100 puddlers are EN-
pIoyed III these mills, About 100 helpert
besides tho rollers, CatChefB, laborers, etc.
are thrown out Of work. The men say
ihey are determined 10 stay out until
Their demands are acCeled 10,
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DunmS, August SO.-A later dispatch
from Castle Island says that Brosnan, who
is farmer, was shot by moonllghters.
The wound Is in the leg and Is not consid.
cred dangerous. The moonllghters after
leaving Brosnan visited the house OF far.
mer Rooney. Entering the dwelling they
pulled Rooney out Of bed, fred several
shots over his head and forced him 10
swear that be would not pay his rent. The
police heard the shots fred by the moon
lighters, but failed TO make any arrests,
General Butler will investigate these out.
rages on his arrival In Kerry. A gunboat
has been placed in the river Shannon 10
enable General Butler 10 visit the coast
quickly.
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NKw ORLEANS, August SO.-A special tc
the Tines Democrat from ". Joseph says;
This morning as Judge ]. b. Elan and
Joseph Nichols we're in consultation In
the law office Of the former, Col. v. l..
Reeves stepped 10 tho front door and
fired the contents Of both barrels Of ghot
gun into the head and shoulders Of Mich.
OILS, killing him instantly. Col. Reeves
surrendered himself to the auth0rltea
and was lodged In jail without bail. lie
claims 10 have acted In seli.defense.
Nichols was q Bonin.law oi Col. Reeves,
and some family trouble is supposed 10
have been the origin OF the difficulty.
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GALVESTON, Tx, August SO.-A special
to the NepS from Columbus says: Three
Mexicans became involved in a fight in
the street last evening, and when Deputy
Sheriff Hope attempted to arrest them
they all turned upon him, and one ol
them attempted to stab him. Deputy
Hope shot ono Mexican In the centre Of
the forehead, inilCting q wound from
which the latter died shortly afterwards.
AT the inquest this morning the jury JUST.
fed Hope'H action,
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sutrerlnr from IIrourl,t In Te.n.,


sr. Louis, August $685.. Louis Is about
to offer aid to the inhabitants Of tho
drought stricken districts Of Texas, whence
coma reports Of great suffering for the or.
dlnafy means Of sustaining life. A com.
mittee Of the members Of the Merchants
Exchange has been appointed 10 collect
and solicit subscriptions, and they propose
to secure subscriptions Of wheat,
flour, bacon, clothing, and other
neCussarles Of life, which will be
sent down In charge Of a committee Of
distribution, whose duty II will be 10 SEQ
that the supplies are placed In proper
houses and distributed where the great.
eat need exlBts. II Ia expected that a
train consaLlng Of ten cars loaded with
provisions will bS sent out 10 relieve tue
sufferers,
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NEw YoRK, August SO.-AiIer two yearS
Of discussion, legal contentious, &C., work
was begun upon the electrical subway
this morning. The composition through
which the wires are 10 run contain twelve
conduilB q inches In diameter, There are
10 be Two lines Of these eide by side, and
tho surface will b. about two feet wide. A
large crowd gathered 10 witness the break.
Inv of the earth,
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At Detroit-Detroits, q Boston, 3.
Earned runs, Boston 4. Base hits, Detroit
2; Boston /. Errors, Detroit u Boston 8.
AT UhiCago-Chlcago, 10; Philadelp phia,
10. Earned runs, Chicago 4 Philadelphia
|. Base hits, Chicago 49, Philadelphia I.
Errors, Chicago l9i Philadelphia l2.
Az IT, Louis--MAroonH, 8; New York 3.
Earned runs, st. Louis 2, Base hits, ",
Louis 49, New York 8. Errors, 81. Louis
0; New York .,
Al Kansas City, Mo.-KauSaS City 2;
Washington 5. Earned runs, Kansas
City 2, Washington g. Base hits, Kansas
Oily 81 Washington II. Errors, Kansas
City4 Washington U.
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couNrrl,rElrEn CAUGHT
After u Long scarch-A Dangerous Shower
of tho Queer.

NItCf LONs ScnrCh IA dangerous ShOfet
orth thOQueor.
LANSING, MICn., August 80. w. W.
Ksunach chief Of the MiChigan district
secret service will take to Detroit tonight
a counterfeiter named William Wandsor
Of Vermont, one OF the most desperate
showers Of the queer in the country. He
was captured last night in a barn three
miles southwest Of Lansing. Wandsol
was arrested in the Lansing postoltice Fri.
day night but escaped on the way to the
lookup. Ho hnd been boarding for sew.
eral months with &. @. Allen under the
name OF Fred Harris and was working
the State as q Rwholesale agent for queer
coin. In his trunk was found $500 In
bogus gold and $1,000 in certi.
icates OF deposit on the Lansing
Savings Bank. The coin ranged all the
way from 81 to $40 pieces, which could
not be detected from tho genuine save for
light weight. Wandsor remained in the
woods after his escape until driven into
Farmer Weldon's barn by rain. The
farmer saw one leg beneath the hay while
hunting for eggs and notified the officers.
During his absence Wandsor burrowed
down six feet into some unthreshed wheat,
wherc he was found after four hours
search. Hn was so weak from sutocation
that he could hardly stand, and would
have been dead in half.hour more. De.
tectives from New York have been on his
trail for over three months.
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II. zoe rlr.t Trnln from New York.

New YoRx, August SO.-The Baltimore
& Ohio railroad will tonight run its first
through train from New York to the
West. An emigrant train will start at
7:46 p. N. from Jersey City over the New
jersey Central to Philadelphia, thence
over the Wilmington & Northern to VII.
mington, Del, and from there over the
Baltimore & Ohio to point west as far as
ST. LouiB. The trip to Chicago will be
made In thirty.Six hours and tickets will
be sold at regular immigrant pool rates.
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THREE MEN KILLED
on the Pennsylvania ILond-Thslr IiOdlUa
Horribly NfanRIeu,

uurrlDIy MuhHleu1
PirrsBURon, Pa, August SO.-A VII.
more, Cambria county, Pa special Baysi
Three traCkmsn employed on the Penn.
sylvAnia Railroad were struck by an en-.
glne near Summer Hill this morning and
instantly killed. Their names wefei
Watson ABhe, aged 10 years. II. George,
aged 30 years, aud Joseph Homer, aged
about 20 years,
The men were working al the time Of
the accident and stopped Of tho track 10
avoid a west bOuhd train when they we're
struck by an engine going In the opposite
direction, Their bodies were terribly
inanRled and Btfewr along the tracks fol
several hundred yards. Young AshO wGu
! q aOn Ol the foreman Oh the gang and
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Tne Comptroller Of the United States
r,esgnry, who ID candidate for the DEM
o,ratic nomination for Governor Of Ken
ncay, has been caught in a bold piece Of
plagiarism in appropristing another mans
spos.h, which no doubt punc!urea hiH
boon, as It ought,
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Tnr death Of MI. A, G, Robinson re-
moves another Of the men who have long
b,en prominent and active in Wheeling
Howss wasan early Republican,and when
in health took an earnest and intelligent
ip,,,es. in the Affairs OF the party which
he loved. Ills many friends will mourn
tbe death Of this genial man,
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CnicAoo, ILL.,, August SO,-Anothel
addition to The legion Of secret beneficial
orders which have been planted In the
West, was brought into existence thlE
afternoon, when tue flrst Council Of the
"Ooumbus Union" was formally organ,
lied by Michael brooks, Of Montgomery
Ala, the Deputy Supreme President. The
order originated Ia the extreme South
and Mr. brooks will leave for Pennsylya
nla and New York for the purpose ot CIV
ing II start Ia those States.
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Tug New York Times pays Mr., Blaine
,be .reat compliment oldevoting a column
"nl A half Of its editorial space to the
T pInmcd Knights campaign in Maine
Tb,, pneasipess on the part OF the promi'
Dep. Slngwump organ iu very touching
anil siyuiacant.
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ColuNnus, o., Augusr 0O.-Ths bribery
cast against W. s. oappOllar was dismissed
to-day, no one appealing 10 prosecute.
Allen o, Myers, who had a hearing on
lAe charge Of perjury In the same Con'
ni,ecIion was discharged, Il appearing from
tne evidence that hO did not intend the
arrest oil CappellAf.
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ESyoY sADowIcK was known among bis
i,tinstrs as being given to occasionally
n,,nlipa the town "swlss sunset hue"
=, that Ills recent performances in Mexico
s,,ip keeping with his reputation.
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1N advertising II is not tho mere spend
ing Of money that pays, but spending lI
jullCiously. Advertising literally dOel
not mean dvettlslng lndlBctlminatoly. A
greet many useful hinl9 on these point
and Others arc contained In "New6papei
AdveftlAing" q pamphlet Bent FREQ by
Geo. T Rowell 4 Co., 10 Spruce street
New York,
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GERONIMO has again concluded to sur
lander. This is highly important news Il
,,ns. as it will bring needed rest to our
.,o,uorked army,
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Sh ALDASS, W., August 9O.--YssterdAy
Congress Hall, ASummer hotel al sheldon
Springs, was broken Into aud 81 900 In
EAah, bends, stocks and notes were stolen
nl itS,l ono Of tile guests, l., Lincoln, Of
Va'Vago' There 10 no clue 10 the thieves,
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wLKEsnARRE, Pa, August SO.-Judgt
Stanley Woodward, who would have re
Ceived the unanimous nomination io
Congress by the Democrats Of the Tyelill
district has written a letter absolutely dc
clining the nomination.
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BALTIMORE, Mp., August 3O.-Brooklyn
wonto.day owing partly to bad umpirlng.
The score was:
1nnlngs.................. / 2s4SO7SO
Bst5nSEe. BsGaEf SSs"...:. ... ...: 9 3 S--3
Two base hits, Phillips. Three base
hits, Phillips. Passed balls, Fulmer, 9.
First base on balls, of KLlroy, 4; of Por.
ter, 3. Base hits, Baltimore, 4 Brooklyn,
8 Eno's, Baltimore, 8; Brooklyn, 4.
Umpire, Kleibacker.
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Tpe Baltimore & Ohio railroad ran It's
e,,t through train from New York to the
Te.t last night, after years Of lighting a
,o,sistent opposition.
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Tus alleged plot to asssssinSte Grand
Mater Workman Powderly seems to have
S.'n the creation Of o lively imagination
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On and after September 1 the special
morning and eyeniUg trains between
Wheeling and MOundBville Camp will be
discontinued,
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TnH Mountain Lake Park Hotel, after o
thorough repairing and preparation, 10
again open for gueslB. The rates are as
reasonable 10 will allow for q hist.Class
table and comfort Of Ia patrons. Mt. II.
II, VAnMsLer, tue owner Btill manages II,
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NoaALEs, ARi2., August SO.-Geronimo
has sent word To General MllOs that he
will meet him at San Barnadino rancho to
arrange TO surrender.
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TIE CUTTING AFFAIR
Results In Good Future Arrests of Amer
Guns In Mexico,

Results In Good Future Arrests of Amori-
cans In Mexico.
WASHINGTON, d, O., August 3O.-The
State Department has Just received an
order issued by President Diaz, the Chief
Executive Of Mexico, through the mt
dium OF circular issued by Senior Ma.
risCal, the Mexican Minister OF Foreign
Affairs, and distributed throughout the
Mexican States, which will doubtless
benefit Americans now aud hereafter
under arrest in Mexico. The circular OF
Senior MariECal to tho Governors oi the
various Mexican States, rs translated
from the Spanish original, Is as follows:
Law on Trial Of Foreigngs-StctiOn First
department Of Foreign Agairs- Circuiar
No. 6-CriminaI CdGEs AydiHsL Foreign.
eT:
Ut MEIIco, August Il, 1856,
It has been noticed recently and with
frequency that some newspapers published
Ia countries friendly to Mexico receive
with exceeding Aippancy, and even with
marked hostile intent, complaints OF fore.
igners resident in the Republic, who,
arrested for crimes which our laws chas.
tiso with corporal punishments, pretend
they are victims OF unjust acts committed
by our authorities. In view OF the damage
which such conduct may inHiCt upon the
good name OF the nation II care be not
taken to reCtify opportunely the mistakes
contained In those complaints and in the
comments based thereon, the President
has seen tit to decree, as l have the honor
to do, that you be recommended, In case
Of the arrest Of a foreigner for any cause
within the limits OF your State, to remit to
this department as soon as possible, a de.
tailed report Of the causes for action or
legal process, and ot the status OF the
same.
The Supreme Magistrate therefore hopes
that the Government, under your worthy
charge, will dictate the necessary instruC.
tions to the subordinate authorities. The
President also desires that as far as in you
lies especial care be taken, 80 that in the
cases allude 10, the arrest may always be
effected by virtue OF written warrant Is.
sued by competent authority, and that in
criminal prosecutions against foreigners
the judiciary OF your States comply strict.
ly with the provisions Of law, issue the
order for imprisonment within the Consti.
tutional limit, and regularly inform the
Government as to the status OF each case,
to be communicated to this Department.
1renew to you my esteem aud Consid.
Grafton.
[signed1 MARlscAI.
10 the Governor OF --.