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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-13
FURIOUS RIOT IN MADRID.
An Ex-Prime Minister Stoned by a
Mob.

madrid, Nov. 12--In anticipation OF the
arrival of Senor Canovas del Castillo from
saville, strong force of police and milf
fary was posted sunday morning along the
streets through which the conservative
leader was to pass on the way from the
station 20 his residence.
Thousands of Republicans collected at
the station early, aud the arrival OF Cano-
vas was the signal for hostile oHtburst.
The mob surrounded and followed his
carriage, hooting and throwing stones.
The windows Of the carriage were smashed
by flying missiles. His wife was struck
with a stone, bat not seriously injured.
when the carriage reached the prado,
gendarmes surrounded IL in order to pro
tecfrthe occupants from violence.
similar scenes OF disorder occurred out
side OF the residence OF Canovas. In order
to escape from the mob be drove TO The
residence OF his brother in-law The crowd
continued TO demonstrate In front Of the
conservative club and In the conservative
journals FL Epocd building. Every window
was smashed The agitation aha'ed At
midday, bat there was a renewal OF the de-
monstraffon at 4 o'clock, and the coUserya-
tive club was compelled 10 close its doors.
The authorities 10 day issHed ss order pro
hibiting street assemblies and insirueting
the police to odisperse all gatherings. The
city Is quiet
A mob of about 200 persons assembled
aud another oushreak occurred, but the
rioters were soon dispersed BY the police.
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PROGRESS OF ALASKA.
A Great Cattle Nsn<r,,
aish-Cammerci.i Comp.nv

company.
WsssiiSe1oS, Nov. i2.-The xcvornnx AZ
Alaska, A. r. Swiaefors, in his sunwsi ~ y.
Port 30 The secretary 81 the iafes3er s:.ss.
tasf tae wAite population has rrsaflV ~
creased He estsmaics that fhe-e -
sAee natives. The total pcpp alton Il
2.~0 and IT this number SEQ ar,s ,rhls.s
i. 90 ereoies and sea5 AeusS
in 1esard to the settlement of pnhlie
saads. the gsvernor states thar ali settlers
ID Alaska on pah,ic lands are mere souss-
tiers who arr waiting legislation from cef-
Trcss- whtea viii enable then 70 secure
lstes- &ll the sslnea paeketses In the tsr~
fst.lrF, ~ in pafahcr. are lccated en- prhli,
landS lie asks favorable considsrsfIcn nv
the department. Of the bin now pending BE-
lore congress. providing fos tie oFgsnls.
nor says that as far :.
he knows there are 40
farmers or gardeners In the territory. The
eniy obstacle In the way of axrteuitnre =
that lands are net available for seitlement
He Saws the climate is favorable and sh~
sell fica- He secs no MASON uhy Alzska
Wycsniug a. a cattle country.
The stamp mill On Douglass Island.
Whlca The report staics il the larrprt Il,
world, has an estimated OUTPUT ~ SlsAa0
IN gold per month osher roid tailse. er<
being Developed oa the s&nAs, island and
tae res,ers rstes the sale Of four claims far
Slls<Aool silver discoveries have been
mste- The rrNcruOr thinks there n
enu'iSh coal IN The territory % supply the
waeic ot tfe Nnttcd S.afcs Tor ceaiarfes.
The gcNcru0s rcitcratcS The charges
made N bis last animal report relative 10
ne violation Of law and IN ireafuent 81
natives by agents Of the AlsSka Commer-
risi ca lie credits the company with ssi-
herring faiihiaily 10 ia contract with the
-eycrntncns a. 80 the number of seais 10 he
killed on the Scai islands and the treatment
of sue natives therc. but elsewhere In shc
lefrtturY he says where the company's rule
y snpfeme the people are little better than
sefis ~ that powerful company.
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THE SHIFTING RIO GRANDE.
The Mexican boundary Strife Is of
Long Standing.

WASHINGTON, Nov. I2-Itis learned at
the department of state that the conflict
over the course of the Rio Grande at FL
Paso between the inhabitants at that place
and the Mexican dwellers at Paso del
Norte, on the opposite side of the river, is
not new question, bat that the matter
has been the subject OF correspondence be-
tween the government of Mexico and the
United States for the past two years
The treaty of 1884 forbids the construe-.
ton OF works ON either bank that may iu-
terfere with navigation or change the
course of the river, so that the questions at
issue are largely those OF faets as to whether
or not operations on either side can have or
viii actually result in interference with
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CHICAGO. Nor. I2-The celebration os
the trsr anniversary Was observed here
yesterday Of the hanging Of the Chicago
x1sichlsrx, when two train loads carried
several thousand xynp1fhixerS esr to
Waldheim cemetery The entire STAIR wsx
amer tame. though tAs eorAl ecnt-ibn-
tioas were most elaborate After an opcn-
ing speech By Robert Reitxei OF Detroit
and hymn rendered BY the socialist Sun-
day school the feature OF the Oar was an
uoUuced. and this. too. WAS very tatar. II
wss letter from A. II. Parsons 70 his chill
dren- which was not 70 be opened until to-
day. IL was dated Dungeon Ne Z, Cock
county jail, Nov 3, lss7. and wss Elled
With kindly and fatheriy advice 10 his
children The letter was . dIsxppoint.
mens % the listeners II Was TOO plaIn and
lacked the ususl catch words OF revolr-
tioni<fx
William Holmes, an old friend Of Par
sons. next made wild speeeh ard was TO-
lowed by Psul Groffkau, the weilknown
anarchist. formerly OF Milwaukee His
principal theme WAS the s'sEc caiiness'. Of he
working classes. that had aliosses. the
anarchists to be murdered" I" The proper
way - honor the dead men, said he. wss
TO lead 70 successful issue the movement
for which they had died. A chorus Of 900
male voices concluded the programme in
a acfrge-like song that formed lifting con
eiuslon 10 the ceremonies. fhe weather
was inclement and the roads very meidy.
aud no attempt al an organised procession
*6hld bot Allow psrnde d &c ril~.
Artw.rkEx, Nov. l1-Fsre hunlred
socialists gathered at Liederkranz hall last
night and celebrated festival of sorrow
on the occasion OF the a.niver rsary of the
anarchist executions. IL was an orderly
crowd and no blood thirsty speeches were
made
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A DIsGUsrED soUrHERNE..
He Is Willing to Make Peace with
the Republicans.

CHARLESTON, S. C.. Nov. I2.-The Ne,rs
and Courier published the opinions OF %
county cbairmeu on the situation. One OF
the leading Democrats in the. state created
sensation by saying: II. fer one, am get
ting tired OF being used as cars-paw TO
rake chestnuts out of the fire for Northern
politicians of the New York and Hewitt
Hili-Grant stripe. For 20 years or more
these people have been using US to serve
their selfish ends The solid South has
been used as cat's-paw by them, and the
solid South Is n solidified fool IL IL does not
kick over the traces. What would des
Why. do this I would have a convention
OF the Southern states. Let the convep-
tlon meet and discuss the situation. let
us saw 10 the national Republican commit
tee that we are tired of this thing and we
want 10 break through the traces Give as
your assurance that you Will leave US alone
10 manage our state affairs and that you
give US decent federal officials in the south
and we VIII break up the solid South: we
will eut loose from Tammany and the
County Democrats, and all OF IL, aud vote
for the best man for president, whoever he
may be, Republican or Democrat
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AGAINST THE BILL COMPANY
The Supreme Court Inderses Judge
Thurmsn's Argument.

WASHINGTON, Nov i2--Jlstice Miller Of
the supreme court tedsy rendered de-
cisio1 in the suit of the United States
acre on appeal from decision offhe circuit
court of Mas sachusetts, sustaining the de-
murrsr entered by the Bell company TO the
governments suit- Justice Miller has de
clced that the plea of msitifarioasaess en-
tered by The Bell company does not hold
good, and also thaf The Bell cempany's
contention that the United States has no
right 20 bring suit 20 set aside a patent. Is
not good. Tne decision 10 in favor OF the
Uuited States Justice Miller OgerTuled
the decision OF the circnit coast Of NaSsa.
ehzSetiS. aud the court remanGs the case
with Instructions 10 entertain the govern
fuexf'x hill
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GEN. WARREN RESIGNS.
The Result Of His stupidity in the
whiteebapei Murders.

IsoxDox, Nov f2.-General warren, chief
of police. has resigned. II i understood
this action - due 10 the severe criticisms
upon his efficiency IN connection with the
whfteehapei murders. The announcement
OF the resignation in the house of com
mons vas resolved With cheers.
W. H. smith. goyer1ment-ieadef, an
nouucesi that an extra estimate would be
presented to meet the expenses OF the Par.
nell com imisxlon. also that application had
been r1sde 20 the Irish government for
access toee<fain documents, and that leave
10 examinS*fhese documents would be
granted TO coInsel for both the fiases and
the Parneliites under certain conditions
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Indiana Joilifiea.ion Postponed.

IspI4xaaoiAs, Nsx. 12-The late ratia-
cation axed % take place "Wednesday
night was Of q late hour postponed by
Chairnsn ~ Huston aud other members
Of the committee on arrangements until
Saturday. Complaints reached the com
mltfee to-day from the interior and from
the railroad companies that "Wednesday
did not affOrd them safficient time In
which 10 prepare for and participate in a
big state denomination. ss7ch aa the com
nsfftre had In view
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FIGHT WITH DEsPERADOEs.
The Greek Indians Kidding Their
Domain nf Evil Charncfers

ST. Louis, Nov. l2-Adyices from Indian
Territory says: A vigilance committee
composed OF 100 citizens of the Creek ma
ton was recently formed for the purpose
Of capturing or driving from the nation q
band of desperadoes who have long been
operating IN that section, making both
lives and property unsafe. For two weeks
past the committee, under the leadership
of Captain Serbisnz and VIM. Enac, have
been securing the country and arreSfing
and delivering to the United States mar
shal some IS of the outlaws. Yesterday
they surrounded the house OF Abe Carr,
in which the notorious Barrett gang were
concealed, and demanded their surrender.
A reply came in the form of volley from
rifles. A battle ensued and Nose MeIn-
tosh. prominent citizen OF the nation and
q member of the committee, was killed,
and one of the desperadoes killed and two
others wounded. Reinforeements were
sent for, and at las; accounts 100 men had
started from Muskogee and other places
for the secene of the light.
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Tran.contInentaI Assosiati

ST. Boufs. Nov. 1.-THE Meeting
Transeontinensal Association szliel
day bad an Informal session. but q
meas was transacted, In consequ<
the non arrival Of the representa-
the Northern Pacific and Denyer
tirande roads. These gentlemen
pected tomorrow.
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rrouble in the ChIckasaw Nation,

GAINESVILLE, Tex, Nov. News has
been received from T.shmoniso. the eapi-
tai OF the Chic kaSaw nation. that Gov. Gu
rera was assassinated Saturday night. Ad-
vices from the Chickasaw nation are that
serious trouble Is brewing between the fol-
lowers of Gov. Gurera and his opponent in
the late election. Byrd. The report OF the
assassination l. nos yet confirmed
FoET SMITH, Ark, Nov. l2--Deputy mar
sSais from the Indian country who arrived
here today say they have reports that GOV.
Gay of the Ch;eksaw nation was assassin
alcd Saturday night This was no more
than as expected, as a number of attempts
bad been made upon his life. United
States officials leave here tonight for the
seenf
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AxwoRTHY's BAD ACTS.
Cteveland's Defaulting Treasurer
Says He Was First Robbed.

CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 12.-Thomas Ak
worthy, the defaulfing city treasurer OF
Cleveland, who departed town sss0OSo
short and with si50,0co OF other peoples
money in his carpet sack, has written
Mayor Babcoek letter. II was sent from
Montreal October %. and when the mayor
received u he hastened 70 Montreal in or
der TO have an interview with Axworthy.
He remained week and returned to Cleye-
land without having seen his man. Late
this afternoon the mayor gave the news
papers a copy Of the letter. In II the chief
- ubisacts is given In the following
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TO COMPETE WITH AMERICA
Canada Reaching for Australian
Trade and Travel.

OTTAWA. 0st.. Nov. i2.-Ata ueeting OF
the Dominion cabinet yesterday II vas de-
cided To invite Australia and New Zes-
land 10 send delegates 20 Ottawa al an
ssrly date TO consider trade matters and
the proposed Pacific cable from New zsa-
land 20 British Columbia
The design is 10 divert travel and frame
from Australia. which nOW goes entirely
Via san Francisco to Vancouver, thence
oser the Csnnaisa Paeilc. and open up .
market for Canadian manufactures row
possessed alfaoSt exclusively. 80 far A. tsiis
Continent 10 eoueersed. by The United
states
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PORTLAND NEWS.
Hostile Southern Pacific Discrimi-
nation-Smallpox.

PORTLAND, Nov. i2.-The committee ap-
pointed by the board Of trade 10 look int
ported at this evenings meeting. They
reported that rates from Port Costa, Cal.
were proportionafeiy lower than rates
given from this city TO the Rogue river
valley. The Southern Pacific win probably
be sued by the board OF trade under section
make the rates even.
There is lnll in smallpox I'm this city.
Frank Jolly. q lawyer, was the only new
case reported 10 day. Dispatches from
Salem. Or. report the disease In that
locality.
). r. Mcdonald, A. Fesrstrom, y. Grant
aud wife, Mrs Riley and four children,
Niss Aber aud C. N. Duttou. Of Seattle. are
Ia the city.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. f2.-The Gre IN she
McCue carriage factory 81 midnight, Sasar.
uay night, originated In ihe paint snop %
the establishment sn,f was bursting
III Ough the roof before the alarm was ia.
The flames soon spread TO the ta.iding ef
fink & sehlndler's furniture mandatory
adjoining BY the time water sas on = :
build ngS tbtv were almost total loss.
In this htsiding were lecA;cd the rooms oi
the jefferson Democratic Cizb aEl the
shoe factory Of l'ringie Bros. IN two hours
both buildings sad ther sonteHts were 10
ashes. Tue loss of Flax 5 SehsGs4teI
amounted 20 ssa.osc, insarcsi fo- SIS ati. a
which amount s.0.G1e expired the cay he
fore MrCue states tAaf his loss VAS sosu'
s.. .eoo. and that be carried oaly about slS.
cac insurance The loss Of she frin gie-
was SO co... wifh stoe9 insurance.
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ASorHEK RIor ar mryIrn
Non Union sweds Miners Shot ~ III
strikers

KANSAS CRY, Nov. IA ysst -rai Soeeial
from Bevler. Mo-, reports riot si iae goai
mines At thaf place Saturday nighf. 4
strike has been 10 progress there si5sae
months. and ssere have been fFequen,
rows between the strikers and new saes-
A short tine ago q number Of SweGes xete
engaged TO take he places OF the strikers,
and saturday night the feeling resulted 10
a pitched battle. C. I. Anderson, swcae,
was shot through the breast and Killed,
aud three other Ssedes werc slightly
wounded. II is rumered that enc striker
was Killed. bus Is not confirmed. OVer
100 shots were fred during the rl0t and 9
number OF houses were pierced hY stray
bullets. The situation Is critical Sad
the militia will probably be called.
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whi,echapei Murder iu Chicago

body OF weli-developed male infant was
found upon the lake shore. The head had
been cIeanly severed from the body by a
stroke from sharp instrument. and was
missing. Not the slightest cine TO the
identity OF the murder has beeu obtained
by the police. IL is a sort OF WAiicchapei
mystery, for the murderer left the body
where Il was sure 10 be discovered within
a very short time, instead OF throwing 1t
into the lake, which was only few steps
distant
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VIRGINIA.
Cieyeiasd's Majority. Even by Den-
orrafir E.fsmates. small.

RfcHNoSp. Nov. i2.--tt Il impossible al
This tiFnr q give the vote Of this state. ns
the ofieial returns have not yet been
received The Dfgpaica yesterday pub
lished a sabsi'ar statement giving the esii-
mated yo3e by counties. This shows =
majority for cleveland Of 400, but it i be.
lieved this majority T. considerably over
estimated. Ii Is expected the Official re
snli will be announced within the next
fs.e
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it, In fact II wonia 80
sible for us TO have done so within 49,
mouths after we had made the laons In
fact. investigation proved such TO be the
case. although | supposed the parties 20 be
worth millions need not dwell on this
matter. In fact. | cannot II is too ter
rible for me TO think Of or
write about You viii know from the
position occupied in your city how my
situation must affect me or any other man
that has always been strictly honest 10 the
letter, thus overwhelmed by cfrcnm-
stances. which when too late. he finds he
cannet control. There was combination
TO ruin me and II has succeeded. I am
properly and deservedly, perhaps, suf-
ferer and exile"
Hc.transfers to the city of Cleveland all
his property. valued at sS79, 900 10 make
good HIS shortcomings. He concludes the
letter by saying that II that be not enough
to cover the eity's loss he Is willing to con-
tribute further 20 that end. Mayor Bah
cock viii probably make another trip 10
Montreal In the hope of having an inter
view with the defanlter-
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CaIIfarnla state Fair.

RAcnAMExro. Nov. i2.--Ths boar
rectefs Of the sfafe Agricultural 20.
q special meeting this afternoon, u
dafe Of holding the next state fair (
day. september ?. ls-9. 20 eontin
wee Ia
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did not know the time He vas t4i4eff5[
internally from. fnhalIng afts sr-damp, but
was otherwise unhurt. and pnSceeded to
make his way out Of the shaft He does
not know how long the journey lasted.
After being removed TO the open air he be-
came nervous and delirious, and could not
be made TO understand the full significance
OF what he had gone through. Burns could
not realize that two nights and day had
passed since he lost Consciousness, and In
sisted that the people were joking when
they told him 10 was Sunday morning He
is being well cared for and viii be all
right IN few days.
NO MORE BODIES.
PTrTsBUgG. Kan, Nov. l2-Up to Sunday
evening at O'CLOCK 50 dead bodies had
been recovered and 20 wounded. of the
latter not more than Ave will die, and
probably not any. Volunteers are still
thoroughly searching entries and rooms OF
the underground workings for bodies, but
IL Is thought they are all discovered There
were about l50 men in the mine at the time
of the explosion, but many escaped by
way OF the air and escape shafts The
officials of the company are on the ground
All Is being done that can be for the relief
OF the suffering of all the wounded men
and the destitute families.
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Ark.n.a. DrraecTaf. on rrial.

isrTLr RscK. Nov. fs-TAe trial Of Or.
II. {. Hits. Evan 4eliiager, Col BeeehAnn,
FrnAk Davis and Caleb tsaIseos. e1krzcG
with infiEaidating goFerzmeat Eitaessss,
yu& commenced to-day The men are
xzsd 70 he HneEaters Of an crExaf ration
sIrafiar 10 the " bite Cars Of Indiana
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THE KNIGHTS or LABOR.
Probability OF streng Opposition 10
powderty.

ISpfANkPotIs. Nov. Il "A great number
OF knights OF Labor. delegates tothe gen-
eral assembly, are arriving In the city TO
attend the session which begins to morrow.
A lively time Il expected. as n ia thought
the opposition 10 General Master workman
rowderiy will develop strongly. Owing 10
distance, many district assemblies will not
be here. In fact. IL has never been posi-
bic 10 have rally full attendance al any
one of these annual meetings. This year
the attendance will be from lh0 10 20. hut
that number may be sufficient 10 make
matters lively. The committee ON eredeu-
tials. which IL required 20 be In session ~
hours prior 10 the opening session. has
been steadily at work today. Besides MI
nor contests which II Is thought viii be
satisfactorily adjusted, there is a runor Of
a contest In district assembly ~. Of New
York. The committee took recess until
morning without having come 70 q consid-
Grafton Of this latter. the active contestants
not yet having presented themselves 10
present their cases.
Thomas Barry Of Michigan will be here
as a delegate from the ex.makef's assem-
- hst whpthcr he viii be admitted re-
rnAS. hss Dsen expelled
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NrN YoRE, Nov. l2--Tiae New ferk Cen
trai has eat west eosnd freights % Chicago
s cents per i0a roaads for The frss thrse
7The eut wss made On screuni OF iHroxds
MADE hs she Pennsylvania ral5rsaa. All
naes are taking business al tee Get rates.
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TEXAS TRANSFORMERS CAUGHT
Detectives Make Two Important
Arrests.

SEw oaLEkSs Nov. Al Leon Pounis.
who was arrested Saturday al Coxingson.
Ky. was arraigaed to-day before Commits
siener Wright, and sent 10 prison In default
oE bail. Il Is stated that ~ the Iimc 0f hts
arrest Pounds had three letters in his pos
session thai ha3 been stolen from the
pouch at the time OF the train robbery.
November 3. on the Southeastern road.
To-day Cora Kills. passing as Ms Girard.
formerly from Tyler, Tex, came fror Gov.
iugion en- route for Texas ~ Il
been living wlth +. r Bunoh, who COM
mitfed trala robbery, as his wife. when
she reached the city she was taken ia
charge by detectives and $3.50 OF the
stolen money was found sewed an Ia her
she finally confessed that Bunch
they viii capture Bunch within the next
4S hours. Ten thousand three hundred
dollars was all the cash secured by Bunch
from the express company.
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R0aE, Nor. f2-signor crispi
snred the French charge d'sfsirs q
the dcsire Of the italian goserns<
remove all causes of lnisaudersfknd
tween Italy and France.
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pEEp Snow IN QUEBEC.
Probable Loss Of Life Among 81.
Lawrence Fishermen.

OrrnFc, Nov. IL-D1sTatrhes I-liAl
Y.ssrer sJuet-ec says two feet and bali 81
snow has fallen all along The loScf -.
Iswrruee. Serious fears are esteriatnef
thai there has been serious loss of liie
sT-our fsherrnen GA both shores of tn
euf government steamer has eSsu
seut gat 10 patrol tie eossf and Asd
al .s-szs.ts
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ROCHESTER, \. Y. Nov. ia gang OF 20
men were set to work yesterday morning
excavafing the debris OF the Ere Of Friday
Night. Two more charrsd bodies were
taken from the rains. Tafs morning an
.fher body was found IN the ruins OF the
amp factory, burned aud crushed beyond
recognition Ia al seven caaTred bodies
AVE been taken frsn the raius