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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-25
A DISASTER % A TRAIN.

Forty-Five Passengers Badly INJURED
in a Plunge Over an Embankment.
ST. LOUIS, MAY "A west bound train
on tue s.. Louis AID San F ancisco railroad,
which left St. L uis last night at Is o'clock.
was wrecked three miles west of Sullivan, a
place sixty-eight miles west Of St Louis
Not single passenger escaped unhurt, and
for y-fve are known to have been seriously
injured. / he train was running at a high
eed when suddenly without waruing
the t. OK gave way and he locomotive.
baggage car and five coaches we { over a
thirty foot embankment. The trainmen
aud those only 81 Chilly injured, at once SCI
to work to prevent TIE additional horror "
fire, in which they succeeded and theu
turned their ate ntiol to the more u
fortuna Q II tie injured, and in very
short time forty-f passengers, all badly
hurt, had been released from the debris
A TEMPORARY HOSPITAL.
a temporary hosp al was lmDrovised a
Sullivan aud he most Sc iouslY injured
were takel there, while he hers were
brought TO st. Louis on n relief train whic
was uurried to the scene of the d saster
ne wounded are under the care OF D.
Mcintyre, clief surgeon # the road. j
was Il :25 O'Clock last night when the &C
had already gone to sleep. while the re
MANNER were about 10 do So
A creek is or sd by the road at that
point and there is steep embankment 81
feet high. In an ms ant all the coaches
except twO Sleeping rs mad been thrown
fro the = lis The pc pie were thrown
about ia the cars ia al directions a d som
OF them % g thrown from the coaches AID
down e embal- ment.
HOW THE TRAIN WAS MADE UP.
The train proper aas made up of a mai
car aud expr S. car. ba gage car, smoker,
a lailys car, a reclnll ( chair ca and two
Pullman sles 1ers Back II these sleeper
we're hitclei five en- Jt5 coaches OF the San
Antonio aud Ark -as road, which had bse
picked up at some way station. The fro &
rucll Of he first sleeper jumped the track.
bat the res of the en- remained on, and the
rear sle per a n emDt- coaches never
left he track. r rtunI ely there were no
fires IN any of the cars, add tie jolt exit 81
& lishel the lights mediately. Otherwise
a couhag alton would have been caused,
aud there is no telling how many
lives might have cen 10 &. AS il as
most Of tho forward cars we're smashed into
Smithereens The ex la lation given b
the trainme1 20 the passengers was tina
tho spikes aud fsn-p.ates had been re-
moved from a rail a. curve, thus leaving
tho rail loose on the tics. The forward por-
tion OF the connective passed tue place ali
right, but the te der jumped he track AID
as thrown part Of the way down the EN-
bankment.
TRAIN ROBBERS HINTED NJ.
Who mo, cd ne spikes and plates IS not
know but the suppositiOn is tuat the
work was by trli robbie s. Still, no
robbers put in an AppoaraI ce, and IL tho
&C idelt was cEuaei by thsm they mus
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-25
LINCOLN TO 60 r. WINDSOR.
Neither Hs Nor ths Quaen VIII Make
a set speech

LONDON, May A.-R bert 7. Lincoln
the new minister, will leave here for Wind
sor at 40 o'cl ok tomorrow afternoon,
yhen he will DO presented to tie queen.
Mr.. Lincoll will be conveyed from the
aiiwAy stat n at Windsor % The castle in
tls court carriage. Ii will not be p ssible
or Lord SALISBURY TO pre- Q 1t the ueN
minister TO the = Ieen, as he Is to preside at
meeting OF tue cabinet whIcn has been
,umm0ned FOR tomorrow and at du will
therefore devoivs upon ViscOunt Cros. sec
etary Of state for India. Secret White
OF the American egatol will acconpa y
ir. Lincoln TO N.uis,r but viii nos 10
Jc9Se at tho preSel alto TO the queol.
r. Line In will m lke An sci speach On til
ccaslon, or VII the queen make set
r5piy. They will merely exchange com
Illments and express the h pc taat the
frie dsnip at pre- cut existing between
i eat Britain aud the United states will
continue.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-25
The Samoan conferences.

BERLIN, MAY PAT Samoan confer
ence will meeJ again May 70.
The A nerical 60 II nisii iners 10 tae c n
ference will epre EFT Il % the en error at
a aoi' 90 whIch 10 TO 20 ed tonight
| 10 slated that in the Samoa confer
3nce Germany claimed indemnity for the
10 se4 'aused by Ma aat,. an that the
\ uericsI co lmi,siolers dlspltet tho
ciai %, averring that Mataafa had acted H.
self-defe sc ana tina nstlyes were too
Door 70 pay COY indemnity.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-25
Colquitt Looking Well.

CIV. AsHlNGroN, May "a Senator Col
i-''' looked very we'll en-
vas here the other dav,
,,.-..outh be- has been speaking every day
prohibition IN lolnsylvania The pro-
o.. ZIONIST. are holding Gfty meetings a day
ECU syiyania, bat troy 10 not expect %
ihs amendment. Senator Colqu,tt
,-l'as Their work as chiefly oiucatio nj
'- 1e'' aud so is not discourage ~ defeat.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-25
LEO'S LII UrlON.

he Pope xpr $500 pposition to
Several Movements.
ROME, az "A. The pop, in his allocu-
ion Al the c1nsistory protes cd agains
Italian legislation hostile To charitable H.
titutions OF the Catholic church. The pro
posal to erect monu nent in memory
II Giordano Bruno, VINO was
burned as hereto Mt the end
If the six zenith csn ury was demon loed by
40 pope as an outra uppi reigio }. His
holiness alsh referred t. the re- eat Cathol
cJnRressss, h llding tat these gathering
proved that the Roman question is an in
ternal one
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-25
rwiges. Swords Delivered.

WASHINGTON. ny 24-rhe cele rated
Twiggs swords, wuich nave bee in tn
cust)d5 Of the Cover lnent since 1852, wer
to-day delivered by Secretary WI d IN to
A. c. Meyer, executor Of the Ewiggs ia. e
This is in acc ,rdance with the provisions o.
an act pa sed by the last congress aud the
declsiO the court Of clai as establishing
the ownership o. the swords.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-25
Oueon Victor.a 10 Years Old,

LONDON, May "A Among tno persons
upon Wnom tue queen mas confe red h nors
Dn the ccasion tho niye say OF hsr
birth, arr joseph Eisar Bphem the sculp-
tr, q rye Boa aes and Prot. Stokes VIII
lre made a oneis, and Andrew Reed, 1 20
spect n general II tue royal Irish cons all
Iary, VINO has been made a kaigat. The
queen is 10 yeais Old tod v.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-25
cKops NEA - RuINEp.

Disastrous Results of tbs Cold Snap In
the " est.
WABASH, IED., May "A. Great damage
was done 10 the corn AMI potato crops g.
this vicinity by tho freeze WelDetdsy
night Corn plants are down Gnd withsred,
AID tbs crops nill 10 cut short, N indeed
Wholesale replsntinR Is not required. Whsat
10 a W Injured, The weather ~ The coolest
ever known Ia this locality a. ibis ess9a.
WHITE FROST At COLUMBUS
heavy Hhlte ffOst uare last uiFht r1'ea 1id
c0uai ~ able damage ~ fruii AID 4oNe
tables Wbast, wDlch - head.aT cat. 4
Also eoaaswAet la5ared.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-25
Enterta.nmelt Oh tne .hah.

Sr. PETEHsBUR May "a Toe czarlna
aud grand ducDess receiv d the ma a tn
ermltsz to-day A banquet va after.
va gwen at he winter palace il honor ol
,4e .ah. " sat at the right hald OF tnr
czarina w q CA lad offered n TO st
IA honor OF his guest aalvo Of tventy-one
guns was fret by the tillery stationed IN
front Of the fortress Of Peter a ID Paul.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-25
INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.
A Statement for the First Ten Months
Of This Fiscal Year.

" = IIo 7 4oOe01 o|E4'
WASHINGTON, May 24.-The collection
OF Internal revenue for the first ten months
o. the fiscal year ending June 80, 1889, were
elvAs2l 1921, lei 6 S4,415, 5lG more than for
the corresponding period Of the last fiscal
y ar The receipts were as folio IS: On
SPINS S59,4Sl Sl5, an increase Of S., 405, 46l {;
on on tobacco, S@j, l45, SO4, an increase $685.
o'4 on fermen ed liquors, SIS, sos, 800, al
Increase Of S357. 42J; on olsomarS a.ine
'05olt, an increase Of S37, 749; on banks
ana bankers SG,O2S, an erase of $4.9l3;
VA .u, ms ellaueous $72, SjS a decrease Of S72,-
EN-. lie collections = April, 1850, were
Fa4UU2f greater than for Aprll. 1855.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-25
"A wARsa1P IN "A OK LONE.
The Yantic Arrives at New York in a
Bad condition.

Bad condition.
NEW YORK, May 2A-The United States
steamship Yantic. comm .nder j. c. Rock
we'll, arrived today. On May 81, IN lati-
tude So, longitude GS', while o. special
duiy destroying srecks, shs was struck by
a hurricane IRON the south, whlcl las ed
three hours she was thrown on her Uea
ends and lay in tht condition for one aour.
+ right q ,uip the launch, which was full
OF wafer, was cut away. Tbs proved un-
successful, however, aud the orsmast al 10
be cuy away. + rec small ats also vera
lost and the maj and mzz II topma and
part ui tAe bowspriG wJIe ca RED away.
Some II he crew were slgdly injured.
The Yautic had been runnl & away from
"a soutneas cyclone for two days previous.
She is now leaking slightly.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-25

Tbs Farmer Seer altogether Too
UncOnVsntion l.

Unc1nv ention l.
WASHINGTON, May 24-Secretary Blaine
disapproves Of the popular ways aft cted by
The Secretary Of Agriculture with view
to tickle the farmers. Secretary Blaine is
quoted as saying that U Gle Jere Rusk's
moving pc Torrance was "undigniGed, "
and his riding a morse in the team which
drew the hay wagon full of newspaper men
at Nacirena ''iniecorous"-bo being quite
below the dignity of any cabinet minister.
Since Secretary Blaine's last trip abroad
he has been great stickler for forms and
ceremonies, and tho unconventional con-
duet Of Uncle Jere is like smoke to lis
eyes.
He never did think much of the PROPOSE
ton to make the head Of the department Of
Agriculture a. member of the cabinet,
ana since he nas been mortified 81 often by
Uncle Jere, he thinks less of it than ever.
Uncle Jere has ways been a great Blaine
man, going 50 far as to name Ga 70 the
Name sta es an, but he may change his
mlnd when he hears of Secretary Blaine's
gross remarks about him.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-25

BERLIN, Alay a. tn Re ch.tag to-day
ia tho aged worsmens Insurance bill.
Herr B e5tic er, j pe ial s.crs ~ II
STATE r the Interior. BE- alf OF tie
emper r thAIked tina House for passiIg { e
measure. the Il i'hs ag th8i aijourAed.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-25
Value ID tne VI .dlng Iron VOL.

READING, PA, Nay 2A-The appraiso.
ment Tho k adm Irou WORKS vas filed
IN court here to-day. Tho figures are:
Values I p,rsol ly $500 .567. real estate
f1l5. Z43; total 50 PSI $40. After paving a
mortgage Of sGOOOJO, there will be lett
g6si. sl043 with which 10 pay thu creditors
claim. Amounting h about III 10000
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-25
velkvrie ARains Wins.

LONDON, May "A. The yacht Valkyre.
YArans ami IrsK siiled another race TO-
day The fnsn whi made with gopG
sout east brsez after a splsn id race. I e.
Vaikyrio agA.n prov gne winner, lor time
beng j:6:3J. The Yarana vas second i
j:I3:22 and "a LEX third 5.14:l0.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-25
TRAIN R0BBERs HINTED AZ.
] nura .rl4maa pead.

BOsTov, May 2A-Laura Brigham died
to-day az the S ~ 30 ton Asylum, where
she Ing elC. she wa 90 years Of
age aud al hes deaf, dumb And blind
fro her econd year. Sac vas male
widely famous ~ & aries Dicke in his
"a l8rical Notos," aid also b. many pub
lie references % he wonderful intelligence
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-25

PAgIs, lay - Tho Nh,eteeath Cent
Urn says number 81 Ere iei mon lage
Dee ares ed by TIE German autnJriliel
3outz matt, a. Alaece, On charge Of troa.
.ou .
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-25

New YoRK. May 24.--G IA bars were
ordered today Tor shipment 10 Europe by
tomorrow - anne =, hggregaiing In yalue
g30OO0. Foreign ia ksra . y ths snlp-
ments are dus wholly 70 romittmness -
accau II e. de bals ces, bus ln Wall
street II a. aasortsd that taey ass tbs pro.
nlnnuuL
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-25

rhs New YORK Cotton xchanRe Takes
important action.

important acton.
NEW YORK, MAY 2l--Ths board Of man
age hs Sew YORK Cotton Exchan %
approved tie report Of the com nltsee On
trade Ia the matte Of the Farmer National
Ailauoe 1T New Oflsaus, which rscor-
odsd uniform bales f0r cotton a. d the
US a cotton 10 glnE The mmttes
4 n ved the "a ~ Uniform b les
II 30 foHuis = eh. Tls u&a o.
c0fion 10 Rlng 81 o . tbH committee
~ . ao4i1 90 ~ 500 D Hrt eNo
10 and iofal a nleans 0f emDlaym Z for
~ baIus M nla ufeef zee. - Aosys -
a1ssnia e1ativ - "a export n # Nss
- ~ q oei@s Nv - AsW.K vl W. 4ton
+ ~. n ~ IaH 10 fu4e Al tf lH4iAE
Is ~ fefogf11 a. e sfaC.4l psAmsflAe.
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john Bri2ht's WIN

LONDON, Nay 2l-TAo @iil Of the lat
job Bright ~ Sw ,ru 10 to-day The
te9tatOr Deque - al esta . valued a
GsJ, "a H. hls chil ilen. Tho viii c. tain
no public beqles T.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-25
A rhleying Letter Carrier.

NEW YORK, MAY GA letter carrier
naned Isaac r. Webb, Attached - station
l., a. TO-DAY eau. I Va theft ~ money
from lotier. in ira sit lie had been a
carrier f0r Ave years,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-25
WhLto seltlera Mnnt Lenve.

l. DnioAgo. May pa dispatch from
c,.lIle, OAK iays; Agent McCnesnoy al
olI !, Nne hAs received Instructions notify
49,. Nnite settle low GA tho rosafya.
ss1 y leave ~ order u Secretary Noble
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R1oroUs ~ n GUITARS.
q Mob Attempts TO Prevent a Squat
ter's Etectm snt.

q Mob Attempts TO Prevent a Squat
ter's Ejectm snt.
CHICAGO, May ga dispatch from
Guthrie, l. T., says: ''The sold!e- were yes
terdsy called out for Or time since tie
opening o Oklahoma. a ID for several ours
ths city Of Guthrie was practically under
ar isl Law. Meetings held every nigh
fyr week, by men who lost
their lots through contests b
he ope ing II streets, culmina TED
n a riot Yesterday. o the b st lots
the city was awarded by the board Of arb-
tration to q man named Driscoll Of Chi
cago. An old ma b the lalue Of Diem
OF Kansas occupied the front " tho same
lot With a tent. Drsc II erected iding
IN rollers ready b. s.ove it TO tho ont as
soon as De er should yaosts. Recently
tho council passed q ordnance snp1Ner-
Iug the marshal 10 ejsct every person Who's
cl i'm for 10 had hoe rejected 10y tue
a bitratiol board. T is put to execution
would affect over 1000 9er,ons.
TEST CASE.
Tho city goYernmen msde test case OF
the Drisc IL d lemer contest. The marsha
procs .dsd 20 remove Die ner 4 ms tent
Iu.nediassiy a m b Of 200 men col.
lectsd and drove tho marshal aud
his deputies away. TIE MO VS.
about 10 attack the city ball when
apt. CayAuaugh arrived upon the scene
and dispor al tnon, af or which tho ci
autDortios resumed the work 81 ejectiug
Dismor De or tough like a tiger aud d
to be dra ggsd from his toni u the street The
Driscon 6dlliing AS then rolled forward.
Tho mob attempted 10 tear the house 10
pieces bat by this time The city authoi les
we're able :, ropulse the m b with ut the
aid Of soldiers. Last night soldiers guarded
the or ncipal reefs, and moro troubls is
a tic ated when tho work Of ejectment T.
again bezuu.n
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-25
nr. Petarg Moy .nants.

zAHzIBAR, May ~ ID. Peters viii
"a ~ ieage tbis paca f0f DeiaEDs ay,
where 4 ~ nnflyss hve been hifsl Tor ~
~ ain fellaf expedition
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-25

WASHINGTON, May 24-Olly $500 bonds
were ccepted to-da, at l29 Fifteen thous-
and IN addition were rejected.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-25
RIRMINaaAM,3 MURDARERs.
ono Of Five Negroes 20 Meet the Fate
o. AaWes.

BmmSGuAM ALA, May 2i--GIlbert
Lowe. one Of the FIVE negroes charged WITH
the murder Of j. w. Meadows la, January,
was to-day convicted n { g Grim nal court,
and bis puni hmo fized u death the
other Z ur will be trioI A. fast a. tleir cases
can be taken up. loves convection makes
four prisoners now in jai. here condemned
o be hanged July " Is the date fixed for
HIVES execution.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-22
MhRRlEQ.

Inst evening Mn Dsrar ErDeb
and Wiss CorGliUe N0m daUabler M
M JGbD Nolt were gUiied ~ W0-
mage M tbe laWily Teddcgce KiDR
street, lbe GereWGUy W0s peU0rWel
Nv lbG lieY, w. H. jteekWIlb, ~, Dv
pagG9r NJ CegGw EUigg CbUrab IN
Nc min paUm, Wbjal wpa Yely
lag0ly dGe0rmed mr. 0le OGnaapU
AMER Me fereWggy Wg UGWJy W0r-
Tied GgVpIe UGeiged tbe fOgHlplglp-
lions NJ % lprRe UgUbG N GjegdB
mn geg gJ eat d0Wp W o Yery
bQpQtepgs egppw 'lbe Wpse0lH
WIRE very prflly PM VpmgQgH
lhe WeqqiDg eplfe sgDplleq w Nv
MN wAs ~ fFffeqlDMg b1pq77Ve
0Uf,
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UFhRLy GbBRJfD ngE

llpJp W0sR 1000 gWg8qW0Dl NJ
No dng0lllll'R N No IIlll lhIB l1grJ
lNRr IIn R0nR pINNh ll01 NeHD Nv
gWn Qn0 Ile Hlh0Wgl NH7 W1ylVR
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lNILIHA nv hIlf nllgVlplf1 NJ lDl0p
FInnIIy Hhf Nna IAhn0 tilW0r1 A0Il
INM0nH NpY.H NIoY 0' I'M au.I
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whsBDAGTOHs BIRTHDAY,

Jbe 0De hundred aBd G0yeeynulb
anniversary NJ GeOfHe WpsBjuHlOg
Wps duly obsgYed w 0Jjs dly ny
day, NE GOyergWeUt DiDIOwaOc
pgd COBgujar Gaps WeW wing RaiIy
~ NE breeze, md aUuWber NJ iJie
vessels IN lIe barbgr Were DJgtusoly
dressed vim bWWgg Jbe llpWai-
ian band seregaded ~ EE GoOrRe
w. Merrill, y, Is, Minister lieNdeUL
dining tbe m0rglgR, pIaylpg ag ap-
prgpGalG programme NJ Wu6je,
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Last NIGHTS GABlFDT

lnn0Tgnn rrgImIOn1 sNnlgI 000.
rnl m hnmmWIIN lIOfgR lO8l
APPROXIMATELY IIaIao,90 .IMH.@
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RLaaeHGERa

Fgy f4r Vgpapg peg raWnJ ~ n
YeywglY mi y GDa.wiH m1
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huGnoN SALES I0MORRag
W ~ gpHGhE,

~ pm ~, speelnl eredit sa.e M
RfoeeljeJ a19pg VTopDUR papeJ
DoRt tobaeeo bardWare, eroe.lery
gloasgare, ele w oraer ~ y,
Uppkleld y IN,
Nv u geIocIs nam lBe aeJ0gBer
WWe9gm lbe ljJl-WnJlel HID
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WbsBIBCTOB's BIRTHDAY CON
CERT.

Jbe llaWaiD Bond will give %
public eDDeNl wis eyepjgH at lJe
llRWailaU llGleI, egWWnuaDg ~
7i5O O'cIoeIH fglIoVIgg Is tlc Dro-
RTGWWef--
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THE LEAGUE STANDING,

The following is the standing in the Ma
tional League
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-08-07
CONTRACT LABOR.
The Catholic Professors to be Ad-
nItted TO This Country.

WASHINGTON, August 6.-United States
Attorney Lyons, :of the Pittsburg district,
has made report to the Secretary Of the
Treasury in the case Of Is English glass
blowers employed at Jeannette, Pa. These
men came to this country upon representa-
tions made to their assembly at Sunderland
England, by Local Assembly No. 800, K. Of
L., that they would easily find employment.
They arrived at Boston some time ago, and
were allowed to land upon satisfying the
collector Of that port that they had not come
under contract. They proceeded TO jean
nette at once, and were put 20 work. Homer
l.. McGaw complained to the Treasury De-
partment for landing these men In violation
of the alien contract labor law, and asked
that they be compelled to leave the country.
District Attorney Lyons reports that In his
der contract, and consequently in violation
Of law. No action has been taken on the re-
port.
BALTIMORE, August BIT Is stated that
Notwithstanding the recent decision Of So
licitor General Hepburn adverse to the i'm
for the Catholic University at Washington,
the professors will come to this country and
assume their duties. Attorney General Mil
Ter, who was appealed to after the rendition
Of Mr.. Hepburn's opinion. declined to take
up a hypothetical case, and said he would
the arrival of the professors. 1t Is now
stated by gentleman Of high official station
that the professors will be permitted to land
without question. But, II objections are
raised, decision will be made according
with construction of the law excluding for
eign laborers under contrabt that the law
was never meant to apply to the class repre-
Sented by the professors in question.