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Telegram-herald., 1886-10-22
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Telegram-herald., 1886-10-22
BOTH Go UP FOR LIFE
Edna Brass and Jas Gran Sen
peucsd FOR q Foul Murder.
/ nHLF rSIa LlTI2'S C8lNL
Batting the TiCkst-A Lively Ssnss-
ten a. 5ag.na~ -fns Lansing
suiciae losntihsd Fire 64gs
~ Crane Ls1ge Other
sale News

sk..stst 81. sss 1s-s.sse- --t4sss
CAnllAc. Alch.. OH 1.-Ars- tins
Brass zl4 AsE p4ram0ur, James Gran.
pleaded guilty TODAY oi mafaerng Tie h4s-
band of lie woman. Al.@a Bgzss- The oon-
tss.ion. although s3peolsd crested pfo-
foala sensation Amid 4lslos intense t4e
Judge sentenced both u lie mundeIers T.
states prison ioE life.
The crime f.r whish thsss txo win pass
lhslr days behind tle bars v e a par Q .lizsly >
4c.rotisas one Brass seelAs o. have lsen
pretty good s3u % 8 husband, ana Alr
l3Lesdc hearth Tss apparently haII3
one u1ll be took james lrAA IN. - y a.
vas net iole before traiis lu1uecee ofei
Brsss wife became ue.Et DoThood sp>si =
snl Brass must have beru aware 81 re IL
umacy d ifou ro other source. lie coll
pialnei aud i. was determined % murder
him Clan beat Lls brains 0ut Win Mrs
brass' consent. and both u them buried
hun ia a root cellar Ole attempt ~
made ~ lynch them. Tie verdict gives
universal satisfaction.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-22
THAT NAVAL SCANDAL
The Smuggling Omcers Pay
Duty OF tie Wine.
l.NslL LUCE Oh The SUBJECT
As saws .ss Rsoorts Were mai'o'o1sig
Exsaesrateo---Ths Ofn--fs Pay
$500 Under Prstest--- ne
lnformers Reside IN
Lisbon.

Srwpoar. r. J., OCT. 2i--Cnsioms oilioeIs
today boarded the United States vessels
Saratoga and Portsmouth, aud ooliec'ea
shout $50 ia duties irem tie cincefs on
81 sseoalt of the wines. etc. brought over py
tbsn from Europe and not reported at The
custom house. The payment was mace
nrser protest hut the vessels would noi
have been allowed io proceed 10 Ne"
43f. tomorrow. as ordered, 'Ae
money nad nor been fern. 'iniAs.
Information Ola which TIE coA.f@o@n 'e1
sao8s were seized oan.e from Aisnon AAd
ana llalrr,a and this is sa.d 70 1e ,Ds lis, pre-
si.a toward breaking ~ pracllcS 1hAl -As
existed Tor some years
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-22
ar ZONA's SOON.
The Removal Of 'he spaehes Removes tho

The Removal Of th. spaches Removes tho
Cheek ffom Progress.
WAsHrVeroS, Oct. l.-C Meyer Zis,i1k.
the Cove nor If Arizona, IN bis annual
message to the Secretary Of the Interior
upon the condition of affairs i'm that terri
tory, states that the removal Of Pie renegade
Apache Indians rom the territory. removes
the chet. I'D ths Iopment # the c0un-
rs. RE Iecomme ni- that Congress take
some action toward the reduction In size Of
2-S lHo acres of land IN the san Carlos In
o. an reservation as there are l0w about
101 acres to ea.a Wan. woman enJ child.
The reQa-t relews tle recon- merdal1n
fasf Congress er-r rrieie r1nev iHr The
sinking ~ ariesttH lor ..e purpose ~
supplying Taer i.f rr.a,cu.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-22
BOILING TAE TICKET.
Neat sensstion Al saginaw ~ the Revolt oi
Prominent Democrats.

tst-tss.t NJ. FsL ft---tta -tttt--
ssaIsAw. Oct. sl.- Arthur Hlil, Mayor oi
Ills city. has caused profound sensation
b. bolung Tim Iarsaey aud Geo. /. lagie'
and tells his reasons in fO1E column ar
ticle. IN bis communication the Mayor
says: When MIR. Yaple seeks 10 excite
prejudice IN favor OF foreign salt by brand
ing as salt sharks such Democrats as " u.
/. Webber, Geo. L. Burrows. Jos. i. Whit
tier Thos Merrill and Geo. +. Williams, /
feel il my duty 20 r-ise my voice a. il shall
be TO record my VOTE against him. IS 70
Iar-uey, lie does not Il my view or IN that
az scores OF Democrats that ! meet, properly
represent our people IN his attitude toward
tie great interests cOnh0ed 10 his care.
which form the basis o. our locAl pros
pe-iy.'
Tire three conspicuous Democrats 81 the
Saginaw kai ey. u gor Hn, Wm. J.. v WeD-
Der and Wellington X. Bart are nog op-
posed 20 Aar.e- lews MT Till is q man
0i unususl influence among his army Ci
mill employees and il was this alone which
/ kept him on top during the strike troub-es
/ when he arrayed himself against the Sink
! err
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-22
The Admiral DENIES the Story.

NEwroar. T. l., Oct 2i.-TAe As'ss OF Ilis
afternoon. which speaks by authority says;
Admiral Luce who doubted not for a
moment the attempt to conceal wrons dong
states that the synonymous repofis II
regard % the smuggling alleged 70 nave
~, 4.ne Sv the ofli, Il tie Saratoga
s,., p.,rf-moutn are grossly and msiiciousiy
e..-.e-it.l aad he j. confident tIat th ey
f.,.f NOT even laid themselves han'e
fo te Obliged 80 Jay cay.
Tr arses are assessed. II VIII pc
only fors email sum. he further says IN ~
fne -ostrnmeu. aIioas - cerlain huef.s ~
rfr.r.l ilsraa m -l.ers, ard q noT frnl. Is
f.rtte department % say whether or A3
t.e GERS have in their purchases exceed
/ tie iul. .ations cf the laws
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-22

EroruE. Iowa, Cc- 2--S major Logo"
addressed 3 meeting here today Of nearly
5000 peorle. Ills pre- nee here as secured
bg the Republican managers "ho ZOOS az
,erfsre .t the senator y'ail 10 l-c queen
cav celebration. The tariff pension, Fe'ee9
rad H eaoucau rule IS compared vain
D.ao.- re lminis'Gaiion. were Tie priA-l-
r.I taf-c. banded oy thc senator.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-22

Nrw YORK. oct. 2l.-Surogate Lot, OF
Kings county rendered decision today
admitting 70 probate the viii Of Frances
parfs. uno left TWO million dollars 20 Ger
tair relsfire-. ard cut others od without q
III. because they aad abused him- Cen
e-.i Butler was counsel fer the contestants
ma viii probably take the case up TO q
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-22
GRAND LEDGE FIRE BUGS.
4 Large Amount OF Property Destroys Cd
There Thsrsdsy,

t1r .-.,t 70 7tt 7t-t-.+s. t,4t-e.
OElzD LEDGE. Mich. oct. 2l.-Fire broke
out here this forenoon in the curtain factory
a1d spread 70 W4idos p.a.u.ng mill and
the Grand Ledge chair factory. The Joss
ON the curtain factory and sawmiu, which
are 10 tie ssme building Is $3.50. insur-
anc- 81 800 The CAa4r Ac-ory less ls
81 2ol. Insurance. s. 400. Pianlug mill
loss. 81 500. insurance. 5000. Prospects 81
immediate rebuilding are good. The Gre II
supposed 20 be inceDdary. The curtain
factory was owned by Irish, Johussn &
Harris Grand Ledge has 10 protection
finn LIE 1T hanl angne.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-22

W.sa,sros, Oc,. 2i-comm'ssioner
Sparks has received Information that Tie
Montana Improvement Com gahs y con-
-,,i..i-,.- sxt.r'-lvt IeD-i iations upon public
timber on uusurveyed lands. He has re-
commended that the company collectively
and '-s agents individually be proceeded
s.. .nir-l n tle courts.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-22
An..-sllra 9 n fEoItenent

Aprrsur Australia 0ct U--Ihe report
thai a'bav 81 .od Lss De found in good
tsv og & entities in Va Sesgins has created
..... sx sHerI nrar- Hlt - ara.
st.f .hs-e IS an immense exodus of people
t-ra, th.s citr au- vicinity ia route - ne
.n-E IL -.-..--
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-22
FLED 10 CANADA.
4 Prominent Battle Greek Lawyer Is a
Detaulter.

Desaulter
.1s-c-,rs ve 7st 7tDtes,a-stNs4s-
verse. a well known young lawyer, OF this
city, is d delaulter and has fed TO Canada
With about q SO belonging to Easie q
parties. which he had collected on a
mortgage He has a wife and two Young
children who Will return 90 her father Ed
New York A letter received from him 80
Canada c0nfesses ALL He Lad also been
gnlitv of several smaller breaches OF trust
before, but they were setleG by friends.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-22

TArsrSa. or. 7L-Tbs boa7 u Tuesday
nfrhts rn5r3e hss oesr idert2sd So re
remains - ssrras' Ttbsridgs, r. Peoh
ester = vhose 7sls17ss -. 1s re.- -t
f-nrs nc1
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-22

Nuw4uxEr. oct PA special from
Green Bay states that tie propsller ". l..
Brown. eth fun cargo Of coal for Depere-
wis -n-,,n- p leak and sank in seventy-six z
CT of water oil plshtiro Ine crev escaped
in small boats. The Brown was formerly
called the Neptune. She wa valued al
sss000. Chicago agells hoiC some lnsli-
a1ea ON l1r nul aud cargo
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-29
senator can and The Land Grants

The discussion by the Time n
ION on the bill of Senator Cali to
forfeit the land grant Of the I. K.
n \. system OF railroad. grows
more amusing Is 1t progresses. The
latest phase is that if the bill should
prove unconstitutional it would hr
taken into the courts " here il mluht
rrmaln for 4 number of years, aud
that Tor this reason senator Call
ought To ,lr>lst. The truth il that
large grants Of land have been made
to railroads all over the country,
particularly in the west and the
south west, which have NO, been
earned by construction and which
the congress Of the United States is
now engaged in discussing. The
hill to forfeit the unrarncl lands of
the +. II. X \. road is not NJ all rA.
ccptlonaI aud there is no argument
with, for or against II which may
not he used with equal force against
the majority Of other roads in the
same general catalogue l.anda were
gwen away, ar more properly speak
ny, were withheld from private
purchasers AMI actual settlers, IN
order that they might be- given to ald
IN the construction Ut these roads. \
time was limited in all these bills III
which the roads should he cumplrt.
ed aud clause containing the usual
provision that all lands remaining
unparned at the date fixed for com.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-29

The history of John l-aunon, Of Al"N-
an,iria, Va. who recently ,ii,-l, Is worth
repeating. lle came from Ireland with
his mother when a child. AMI early had
To- work for living. lie got place IN
the store If Jos. Bro.l,rs who, when the
federal troops occupied Alexandria in
ISL, ran away, having lannon, then IL
year, old, in charge. lIr~lerS hoped that
the toy would sell the goods IN stock and
make an honest return Of the proceeds
h. wa therefore much surprised when
he returned at the eni Of three years To
lind that John hal increased the bnsi-
ness, had ON hand larger stock of goods
than " hen tro.lsrs ran away, and had
made ~, 100 which he had in hank. The
merchant gave Young lannnn half the
money ami took him into partnership,
AN before l,c died John had accumulated
Slo0. 600, built the opera house at AhT-
andria, and the largest wharf there, and
was one II the mot respected citizens of
fin, tpNu
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-29

Had Won been Informed OF the
manner IN which tax sales are made,
and reported, aud recorded IN this
office, yon could not have supposed
that any forfeiture of lands could
he tnr. m here. There are on file,
IN tbs department., reports ard Ger
titicltes signed by the collector at
n emie foi all the lands rlaimed by
the state on account of unpaid taxes,
and :hey could appear IN no other
way. | invite the closest cNamlna
tion into the matter.
a. concur with Won that At mis-
takes have occurred they should he
corrected aud this office will always
be- ready and willing To render
whatever assistance il eanio further
that end. And ] hereby give notice
that all persons who hold receipt,
for ,aArs paid on lands, held by the
state, for the years tor which default
l. claimed, can haze the certificates
of sale cancelled and surrendered Ia
them upon forwarding such Receipts
tn tli, office. W. ID. HArNES,
ComptroIlrr.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-29
1Do,,uI,rStN for CONGRESS

The fila,ka Nlws was the first
paper IN the district which urged
the nomination of Charles Dough.
rrty, ami thereby We made record
OF which "" are very pr"nd II
We had any part, however small. IN
l,Ira,iug l;l,h,r, w. ,rr douhIy
clad. Now that Mr.. nonghrrty
has made record M congress thor
ouHhl Y satisfactory N "trty respect
now that he has proved himself
an active. Industrious and faith
iul rrprrsrn,atl," of his cons,Itn
rn,S, ia u career characterized by
unusual ku"Wlrl"r at parliament
iary rules, great tact and faithful
work We are glad To- see tia, on
position to him vas insignificant, lie
spite the ability upon Witch demo
Gratis Of the second district might
draw IN ease of need The Florida
Herald assures ~ that "lf Mr.
nonghrrly IS nominated, up goes
his name to the head ni our col.
umn. THIS is spoken like a true
democrat, and We sincerely say the
same for Mr.. Graves.
The OraE Free Press, the South
Florida Times, and the Gainesville
News apprchcnl No ilcctual oppo
s't,on to Mr.. nouyhcrty'> nomina
ton, and in this opinion We entirely
concur.
The Orlando Sentinel declares
that if Mr.. Dougherty is nominated
~ good democrat IN Orange county
will vote the republican ticket, and
the Florida Herald is afraid this j.
true Thcrcurnu the GAINESVILLE
News thinks THIS democrat is not "A
very good one, ur he would not he
81 willing to torsakr his colors, and
almon,hrs its contemporary that
when il threatens 10 "bult the ac.
ton of the convention II goes 4 ut
tie too far. \ul the Sentinel finds
no better reason for tll' suggestions
action Of its good man than tha,
Mr.. DoughrrtN gave II. several rep
ril,ions Of the same spcrch dnrlug
the Last campaign
The Tavarr~ Herald j. fearful OF
Mr.. p1ughcr,y's success, because
the Time. Mon is too lcalous The
ocala litunrr echoes the arrrrhcn
sion, au,l objects to the preparation
ol lr,tI, Joke IN Il postsrrirt,W hlcI
was never intended for publication
And th, Florida Herald rise, alst
to declare that Doughcriy "ha~ per
maurntIy alrnatcd a large nnmlr'
ol influential democrats IN the dis
irirt by the distribution of utllria
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-29

Tn associated press thus tells o! the
death Of DAVID Davis, which occurred ut
q o'clock Saturday morning last; David
DAVIS died at Gu'clock this morning. liz
sank into comutoSe state twelve hcurS
before the end and passed painlcssly
away surrounded hy his family. During
the early part Of last evening he appear
cl to h. failing AMI il was felt certain h.
could not live through the night At II
o'clock h. revived SOMEWHAT and was
given milk and stlmulintS in small
quantities. The effect was worse, how
ever, for he nj one" rclipsrd into "A com.
n,osr state, his pulse becoming feeb,e.
During Tia" succeeding three hours he
failed gradually his respiration becoming
noticeahly w"arcr until the end came
The Callsr Of Judge Dawn, death was
l,ripht's disease Of the kidneys, aggra.
waited n "A weakened condition If the
system, dating from the time when he
became afflicted with the raibunkh.
His last hours were calm AMI peaceful.
The funeral viii Irn held next Tuesday at
3o'elock. The remains will H. b,nlod IN
l;luo,,lugtoin cemetery.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-29

Perhaps It Is not generally known
that, Just after the war, Parson
l.roWnlnw, then Governor of Tenn
e>see, drove her war governor,
i>ham q, l.hlm, ont IT the state,
and offered a reward at five thou
sand dollars for his capture. But
now isham &. Harris, from his
place ia the senate of the United
States, introduces 4 bill for the re-.
lief Of parSon Brownlow's widow.
and urges It's passage. Ii thus is
specimen Of the survival Of the
bitterness following. our fratricidal
strife" We are proud of 1t, an'l Of
Senator Harris.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-29

\ pleasant and rather credible story
about the Hon. Rutherford u. llaN. :
comes from Jamestown. Dakota. It ar
pears says the New York sun. that Mr.
Hayes has charge of the pa, ment of AN
annuity Of 5000 to "A cousin of his. one
thHs. Il. liutcharl, an elderly person,
who Is eccentric, if not insane. Burch
ard turned up at iirrmans muster in
jamestown, where his strange actions
caused his arrest. The police searched
Blrrhard's pockets and found among
other papers II letter from the Hon K.
Il. Hayes Offering topay him his annuity
for ls~'i III advance. If he would discount
it To the extent of 81. The pleasant and
credible thing about this incident is, that
Hayes was willing to let the poor lunatlc
oil for ST. instead of trying to shave him
for 80 or 500
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-29

Mr.. blaine and the olstrrprrous Frye
. will bear with much disgust, says the
New York Star, that the li,hcrics ulirs-
ton j. about to he quietly settled, au,l
they viii hr very angry To- learn that
Secretary liltall is entitled Ia the credit
Of bringing about not only n peaceful So
luton. IN, one satisfactory To- the New
England iShrracn The negotiations
conducted 10y the state department have
resulted IN an intimation from Treat
Britain To- Canada to grant all the priv
ilegos whirl, the nltcd States asks for.
tary of state, We should doubtless have
hal "A iilh, and gained nothing.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-29

ter giving each case thorough Personal
examination. 80 were vetoe,l and : aP
proved. The President wrote all the veto
messages himself. without aSsi-tsntance
hy dictatioa or otherwise. They made
about 81 pages Of eias.ly written fools
cap. Indeed, it j. stated that the presi-
dent has personally written every mes
sage that has issued from the White
iiuu-s during the administration. Ilcnt,
of work viii h. ready for him on hIo ~
turn from his yachting cruise, a. 1tt'
bills have Just been received from con
gre 81 for his action. of these all hut o.
are private pension bills.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-29

pietlun should he forfeited 70 the
government. We do not enter into
a 'il-ru>>ieu 4 to whether congress
la> 4 LEGAL urht To- forfeit all lands
uutlrnrd At the exact time limited
an the grant ar whether they may
merely forfeit tho-,. Lands not earn
81 by actual construction Al the dat,
al the passage "f the act "t forfeit
urr. These are questions OF Law
which congress and the courts
will take care of AMI 10 not
properly enter int" newspaper
discussion. poubtles> senator Gall
has introduced proper meas
urc. and that after 1t shall have
gone through the hands Of the scv-
eral committees, anl through both
branches of the national Legislature,
1t Will hrar the scrutiny of the
courts. All leading lawyers know
the tenor of such eases, ~ Schulen-
bury v. Hartman, and Van Wyck
". knc,,l-, where the doctrine L.
held that clause al forfeiture in
land "ratt- does no, forfcit per 81.
hat only MI KS the grant forfcita-
Bile, and enables the government (lhe
erantorl to declare n forfeiture.
These ave not dehatable questions.
and 1t Is in this view tina, Senator
Gail Is now acting. IL he right ON
principle:
Ii l. right, a. matter OF prlncl,
pie, that congress, standing ~ the
representatives, Of the people, should
return To them the Lands yet IN,
earned by corporation:, which, IN
lNid, were voted away upon condi.
tl"n that the corporation to whom
they were voted should give to the
public lnantum of value in trans
portatlon facilities, which they have,
after these long years, failed to 'lo.
There can b" but one answer. Nor
does the Status oi the I. X. n n,
rs "" have SAID, differ from the 9th
cr>. We ask pardon of the able c'l
ll"r oi the Tunes | mon for saving
that he cannot b. consistent in wav.
ing war against Mr.. Call, unless h.
il prepared To- 90 further, and war
with equal ,ig"r against foririturc>
in General \ little while ago the
I. Il. 4 \. was a "r"ttrn road"
(vld. T.J }, AMI now il is a read in
th" hands al 4 receiver. Ii Is bank
rupt, ar it would not be- IN the hands
ot courts AMI receivers. Wherein
does it differ from other bankrupt
roads, and why should its unearneh
grant not be- ",lpclarel off" IA we'll
~ those of other similar roads 10
other sections? We should like To-
have these definitely pointed ont -
not in merely sentimental way,
but from standpoint of justice,
Law and ri"h,. To our view, Srna.
tor Call is on the tight track, and
We believe the great masses Of the
people endorse him.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-29

Tue s,uat" rommitte" On privilege
and elections voted Ia report adversely
To any Investigation Of til" charges "l
hrllrry IN connection with the election
ot senator PAYNE. The majority Of the
committee think there - not sufficient
evidence to show that money was used
IN the election, and are very confident
that lhe result was not in any way II
f"ctr'l by improper means.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-29

\ well known comedian for the past
tw" Years has carefully clipped and
rasti in scrap books all the reported
mlsdctds of clcte, men that he saw.
Now when lac heats Of u sermon ON the
immortality If the stage, heat once sends
the preacher letter filled with statistics
~ to the number of preachers in Jail, the
number that he thinks ought to he in
jail, the nature Of their sins aud crimes
and like pleasing facts.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-29

Nova Scotia having voted on secession
and resolved to secr,lc, an old bighy
farmer has taken his little hairhet, chop
ped the branches or tall tree AMI RIM
mp thu stars and stripes to its summit. u
is significant, AMI of couts. we npprrcl
ate the compliment. Int while We want
Nova Srotian bait We are not hung"rlnp
Just at this time after Nova Sco,ian trr
Uttnry
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-29

The locahontas Headlight, a weekly
Journal If Virginia. has n new editor, and
he says in lis salutatory that he ,IorH not
re enter the theatre If journalism rs
the trembling drbu,ant. Iahrd by the
tins"l glitter Of pictured scenes, nor as
sumo It's more sacred functions M the
neophyt", whose swinging censor hut
dcopens the awful mysteries of the sane
tuar,."
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-29

The New York sun says that Rev. Sam
Jones tongue has not yet been sanctl.
fled, and that he must learn how Ia con-
trol his temper. Editor Dana fears that
sam I, cent utt,ranc, on the subject of
immersion will stir up the old time ri
valiy between tho Mcthodistsand l,apllst-
There are noStrong Indications that such
will BE- the case.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-29

The President, Thursday. took ia,
otf, and went fishing down the river on
a private yacht, along with two or three
members Of congress Wednesday was
probably the busiest day the President
ha, had since his Inauguration. 1t was
devoted almost entirely to consideration
OF pension eases. During the day he
acted upon | IS private pension bills AZ
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-29

Grover cleveland IL in Il fair way to
renlr himself greatly admired 10y the
honest. common sense people al the
country in his efforts to shame congress-
men to take mp arms against the pension
raids on thu country. He has already
beaten the record on vetucs, with two
wears Nst To- run ON.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-29
rALtTkA, FLA, JUNE -, lss6

Much excitement has hsen caused hy
the manifesto If the Count of Paris un
his departure from France. Newspapers
containing the manifest, arr selling IN
the streets in large numbers, The dl"u
ment las made great impression.