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Paris DOctors Form q Trust.

LONDON, May 2O.-The doctors Of Paris
have found It necessary to follow the
custom set them by the humble brick
layers and other workingmen. At a
gigantic meeting, held this week, they
agreed TO form themselves into one
body, including all the medical societies
Of tho city. The motive generally given
out as having inspired the doctors was
their desire to mutually improve each
other and help the public, but It Is not
denied that they also mean 10 help
themselves. They repudiate any idea OF
going out on strike against sick patients,
as the doctors in a certain town once
did, II the patients failed 10 pay prompt-
y and liberally, but they do mean to
regulate rates,
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West virginia Pensions.


WASHINGTON, May 2O,-West Virginia
pensions have been granted as follows:
Original inyalid-samuel s. Davis,
Christopher Cose, William H. Bell (de.
CeasGd), Charles j. Durea deceased !.
Restoration and inCrease-James N. Tay.
lor, lnCrease-Reuben Thomas Sylves.
ter, NJ. Martin. Re-issuc-John schat.
ringer. Original widows, etc.-Margaret,
mother Of Francis NJ. Nine; Emelene,
widow OF William II, Bell,
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A YonIhfnl i:ml,a,,inr.

Nav YoRE, May 2O,-Mofgan, the 10
year old son Of Alfred spsor, President
Of the New Jersey Wine Company Of
pasSalc, n, j., disappeared from passaIc
last night with $1,000 In money And
checks YhIoh were 10 have been used
10 pay OF The employees Of the COMPANY
yesterday, The boys father ID wealthy
and y almost beside himself with gfleI
over Ills sons action,
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nIalne's New PrIyute secretary.

WARRINGTON, May 2O,-Louis A, Dent,
Of this city, has been appointed private
secretary to Secretary Blaine, vice Thos.
Fl. Sherman, appointed consul TO Liver
pool. Mr., Dent was formerly Private
Secretary TO Congressman Hit, Of Illi-
nois, and aided Mr.. Blaine in the prepa-
ration OF bis book, Twenty Years in
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TRIED TO KILL nIS WIFE


q DeHpeFhte UumDeFIRhu Mhh-An ImmIs
grant Killed.
Special DLpdtch 10 RIe htetiOeHcer,
CUMBERLAND, Mp., May 26.-Charlis
Dixon, a we'll known man about town,
shot at his wife, narrowly missing her,
Friday night, They have been sepa.
rated for some time owing to his inten.
perate habits. Hp made an appoint
ment To meet her Friday evening which
she would not keep. He went To her
home and fired through the window.
An emiRrant named Gepson Nelson,
while enfoute To tbe West yesterday
morning put his head out Of the car
window aud was struck by Patterson
creek bridge, killing him instantly.
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MRADylLLr, Pa, May 2O.-A quantity
Of goods stolen from iGOuSer'S grocery
recently were found to-day SeCreted in
some bushes near the city. Four suS.
poets were subsequently arrested aud
arc confined In the city prison.
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ST. PETERSBURG, May 2O.-Two cnor-
NOUS bombs have been found in Odessa
beneath street along which royal visitors
usually pass on their way to tho palace.
1t is supposed that the bombs had lain
some years In tho positions In which
they were found,
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Injured on tho Rail.

nptVIUI 7T3I'VH y NC INTERMITTENT
PIEDMONT, W. Va, May PA man
was found this morning near here with
several ribs broken, head aud face cut
and bruised from falling from Q Ralti.
more 4 Ohio train last night. He gave
the name Of Robert Kirty, and says he
lives In Baltimore. He was sent home
on train number 0, in care Of Edward
Not,tan
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,turdsr Al l,alumo,s,

BAtaiNoRE, Mbg May 2O,-James
7. Kirby, a moulder, was murdered
tonight In saloon, oyer an old
political ieud. A man named
bleinman has been arrested, but claims
q man named Mcmahon did the shoot.
Ing,
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nhnnihln IIht,linr ii.n.i.

NEw HAvRS, Or, May .-lsov. James
II. Harding, aged 81 years, formerly
Chancellor Of the diocese Of Connecticut.
died to-day a. tho st. Francis otphnn
asylum. whefe, for some time llO Ilas beUn
acting a. chaplain, ''' "VV''
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Momorlal gOTyIOS, IN Nav yo,l.

New YoRK, May 2O.-To.day the vari.
ouS posts Of the q. A. Il, attended ro.
liRlouS services In tho various churches
oi New York aud Brooklyn In memory
oi their comrades who had fallen In tho
lAlb war
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ARoIAl Tour.

BERLIN, May 2O.-King lIumbcrt and
the Prince Of Naples loft Berlin at O.3O
a. IN. to-day. Several Princes assembled
at the station TO bid them farewell and n
large crowd gave the departing guests an
ovation, The King and Prince will
travel lnCognito,
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NEWARK, n, j., May 26.-Adam l.
Brown, the Postmaster at Bloomfield,
this county, has been suspended, II d
reported that there 10 aghoftAge Of 81 200
In his accounts, and charges Of neglect
ol duty are made against him.
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and in fifteen minutes the trains were
speeding back to the city. Back within
gunshot Of the fatal cottage, whirliug
past the subsequent foul resting place
ol the dead mans naked body at Argyll
park, laundering along within a stones
toss Of the finding place Of the bloody
trunk In Lake View, the trains sped,
hundreds OF curious persons aboard
streining their eyes 10 see the awful spot
and going again over the imaginary de-
tails OF the tragedy.
DR., Cronin's body will be left in the
vault at Calvary until his friends pur.
chase a lot and arrange for a public in
terment,
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A Wedding In High Life.

WASHINGTON, D. O., May 9O.-The
marriage Of ex.secretary Bayard to Miss
Mary Willing Clymber Is announced to
take place on June l9, in st. Johns
Episcopal church, in this city.
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cotton nod NM ll1.lrn,.h

BERLiN, May 2O.-seycral warehouses
10 Lubbock hatbor were burned to-day
and 100000. worth Of cotton and flax
was DESTROYED,
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GOFF FOR TEE CABINET.
Probability that He Will be
Made Attorney General,
TO SUCCEED W. H, H. MILLER,
In Case the Latter is Appointed to
the Supreme Bopeh-GofI's Stand
ing Mt the White Houso-Slcm,
hers OF the Legislature,

~ ,.,,vornv H. G.. Nav oB.-There
a"naroI members Of the West yir.
"U ',a Innislotr,o who believe II Il were
s'a'S ia iac, ,hot thev ara mcmbers
hoe .o' wv '",' -, ~ -
OF the Legislature 'ney Nouiu pe gwen
desirable appointments IN the Federal
ssrvice here, but there is an impression
I'LL :, ,,on,her NJ ,ba .aoisIatura
lha1 shou,u +" uV"4o.' ',,,.', =. '"S :. ''h',,1 =,
accept u Feoera' Pos,Non " wou,u ~.
validate his title to sit as a member OF
Tint body. is understood that there
;'".na,;,r,;oroI ~ n,ovision in West Vir.
10 co"''''N''oI"' ' ~, N .",,,, A. 49, -,
ginIa covering inns point nv auy rus
this Is a reason given for not appointing
Mr., G, ", Parrish, OF Kanawha, to q
.i,iatsLi, Ia ,ho office NJ the Sixtb And.
v'',v'nnp t.I' ,'nipoh !, il s"id has heen nromissd
ito', i, "TV mhar. " oro % other memhers of ths
%, Io"islotnrc who have received iutima.
t;oSs So'IIl"V ,lot warS @ Il mt ior the necessitv
~ oI91 thoir romnininv in the Levislatnre
~ tLow ''Vm would r"ceivs reco1nition'
'"'' "o"'N 'v'o''V ". -, we, '.n'',.
ooFF MAY 10 IN ThE CABINET
There is SELL great deal oi talk 70 the
effect that Attorney General Miller will
-sl,alIv la olovatsl IN the vacancv nm
r'Oy"O' o1a.c,,n,an,o horoL ooH.oJ
the y n'seu , H'";I' ~ J,,,ipo Sta Iau Wn,tLaSs
by inc aeaih O. ust'cs stan,ey % 'i,I MiH'tneMs
'nIn,nJ "1G tgStNhA w ihS Attorney Gsneralship bv
President Harrison Is fife, Among the
names mentioned In TINS connection Is
that oil Geh' Natnam % uou' ,n' ~ Nv mess S,,h Nas
gnla' IL IL Do.'qNoI thSs T. .Sn,,Nt sno I1ov r"n
natSt!a W SGseSI p.oaian, 70 Tsrriso5 ryo',,d he
e.aI uV's ii'o r,a"a h;m 10 b;S % CAM
gIau 70 haSe ,,n nlm al - sno;o, naS O"u'- su
net 4He Pe'aoaa' "u ono aUo'a 10
lIu0hs y. 'no % tmT nNoo,or m"n" M" nn D"en 'ns
OF w nTss GU,u"' ~, haau ins a tho no,;I M
saIu tnus i,au ~ n.y. Ss Was, Vir"iu,p % ioat
ca cGhPllcAsDIUns, ~ "esS s,, fu'a ana .os 'us'
MarCh, !le T LLSSaues sIao" WyG' VS IVS,nnt
aefeu ven. ooli "G" @ ~ 10. m's ,,Oa,' 0sno' aus
At1ny Iate, wy .IH W @ m"s 'si sS
ously uiscussIu .s". ,, 'as' .n"n M. uds,;aoa
sgh'ncan' Iac. tn 'n3T nnn,a sanV1 m Snst"n iison
H Eas oTsn SnT ~ - wv ,,,n,,s Soon n,ai"ntan
1en. eOu lS always a o,Jo ye0u ~ .o;n WeiCoe n
ysI.or ~ h"' pes;n,;o, oeGI % U.ooonna 0M %u
mHnCe % 70 a,os slIe i5es'" Snsa anJ GSenVI U
pGea Gus,mesS raro Nv Ieniod ~ ~ v" ns
Nnc' Suu,vIvs "a',aI Hso'u;nonoo w. % "n 0;U Az
men Vi eq""' P'o'A'''n'o y" '''n''"t e'-
F"lus' .,,,w
st'AM'
connection with the gossip concern
inv Gotr and the Cabinet, quote the
foIlowino which wns sent To tho New
,v'y"s w', p " t', u" wa.L;,s.o. so,.o"
lotH IRE" py ,S "aSu"so1 10 .he@ thSt SV'tS tSS
p9nqehL ~ SERVES " TnN, snVw vit suI. sue
aIk KS IS 4ot y onIy among "es' ''Fg'ni"nS
Nv we SaaplsGli ,o,.,..,,. IL. otoo..in ,o.
hno'ncE liltStTss'nS !I ~ y. koss,p mas
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TrE body is more susceptible 10 ben.
ent from Hoods 8aBap1rlllA now than
a. any other season. Therefore take Il
now, ii
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LAURA DEWEY BRlDGMAN,

Without Sight, Hearing or speech She be-
came EluCatel-A Remarkable Case.
BosroS, May 26.-Laura Dewey Bridg-
man died Friday at the South Boston
Asylum, where she had long dwelt.
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Nsw,pnps, Oi1rs @ I,as..,

BELtows FALLS, W., May 2O.-A fire
occurred In the office Of the Bellows
Falls Tines to-day, deslroying liz
building and inIurliR a mammoth block
adjoining, The probable loss ID $40, COO,
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all dealers. "N' "
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II. LAvlGNA,
10 Rue Sullivan.
For the Executive Commission Of
Troves, the General Secretary,
G. BATIssE.
oil the Executive Commission Of Paris. !
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-04-03
Personal Notes.

Mrs. S. A. Eichlitz, of Victoria, is
a. the Menger.
Mr.. c. Crosby, prominent citizen
of Mason, Tex, is in the city.
DIR. J. w. Pierson and wife, of Del
Rio, are at the st. Leonard.
Judge L. S. Lawhon, of Floresville,
is at the st. Leonard.
Squire D. r. Cochran, of San Mar
cos, is at the st. Leonard.
Joseph Boyer, of Schulenberg, is at
the Mahncke.
l.. b. Cardwell is in the city from
Memphis, and stays at the Mahncke.
J. w. Stayton and wife, of Victoria,
are at the Menger.
Chas. Wolf and A. Schusterman, of
Austin, are at the ,Mahncke.
Messrs. r. L. Ford and NJ. II. Town
send, of Columbus, are at the Menger.
This Mexican board of health have
decided to admit American lard, but
subject to inspection.
w. S. Chaflin and wife, of Cam
bridge, Mass, are at the Maverick
hotel.
G. II. Mann and bride, of Uvalde,
are at the Southern. They are on
their honey moon trip.
Miss Ella Braun, of New Braunfels,
is in the city visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Marion, on Crockett street.
Mr.. w. Ga Van Week, general
agent of the Southern Pacific, is in the
city. He will leave, however, on his
own car for Ell Paso today.
A. F. Bait and family and Mrs. Geo.
Flshburn, of Kansas City, are at the
Maverick, and will remain some
weeks.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-04-03
Want Water and Gas.

Burnett street, running from Austin
near Sixth out to the city limits is
minus water gas and hydrants. The
supply throug b which several families
receive water is through a small half
inch pipe over 300 feet long, and the
complaint is loud and bitter. No
lights, no means of extinguishing
fires and no ADEQUATE water supply
for household purposes. The street is
in far better condition and more COM
pactly built up than others that are
supplied. The city council should see
that the wants of Burnett street resi-
dents are supplied.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-04-03
Uncanny Motherhood.

Yesterday morning, not April fool
morning, Mr.. John Churnside, whose
wife has been i'm Europe for three
months, found very unexpected adj
dition to his family. His residence is
on the corner of Pine and Dakota
streets, and on opening his door early
in the morning was surprised to find
leather satchel perforated with air
holes suspended from the door knob.
Upon examining the same he was
more than surprised to find girl
baby, about three days old, wrapped
in soft roll of white, but no clue of
any kind to the source from which it
came. So far as heard from its origin
is as fully unknown as though it
originated with the door knob, and it's
unnatural mother has completely hid
den all trace of herself. The little
founding for the present is kindly
cared for by Mr.. Churnside and seems
to have suffered no injury from its eX-
posture.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-04-03
Alamo Monument,

The senate at Austin has shown it's
good will towards the Alamo monu-
ment project. A joint committee was
formed to present a bill. The commit
tee reported in favor of an annual ap-
preparation of $40, 900, without specify
ing time during which the appropria-
ton should run. The bill being rather
indefinite and this legislature having
no control over the motions of it's sue
cessor, Senator Burney amended the
report in open session and made the
appropriation $4,000 per annum for
the two years during which the pres
ent legislators hold their seats. The
amendment was adopted and if rati-
fled by the house the $50, 900 apprO-
priatiOn will hold good. The amount
is not large, but it will answer very
we'll for beginning.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-04-03
Hard Road to Trabble.

Small arm practice is IN full blast at
the target ranges out on the Austin
road, but visitors are like hens teeth:
mighty scarce. The road is like the
pit of perdition as represented in
scripture, bottomless, and empty
wagons drawn by six strong mules,
find it almost impossible to wade
through. The Slough of Despond, !"
as described by Bunyan, was a first
class turnpike compared to that road.
Between Uncle Sam and the county
commissioners it does seem that some
thing might be done to improve mat
tiers. There would be good deal oil
pleasure driving out that way if the
road was in even decent condition and
put in good condition it would be a
popular drive.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-04-03
The Daily gieht.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL, 3. 1899.
ON TIME.

Since 40 years it has been the study
Of our most accomplished moulders to
perfect Cooking Stove, which could
oe equally as well adapted for coal or
wood.
The problem has at last been solved
and samples of remarkable beauty
and finish can be seen at ii. Schultze
Jr., 2l4 Z. Houston street.
Ladies are invited to inspect the
stock, no trouble to show goods. The
Twin Burner Gasoline Stove, finest In
America, is in full operation.
A $500 Cook Stove is on exhibition.
Steam Egg Poacher at Csc each; Tin
Ware, Roofing, Repairing, in fact
everything in this line can be bought
Tor less money at
H. SCHULTZ, JR.
IAN elsewhere. Remember the son
lime" Cook Stove.
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He Sleeps His Last Sleep.

The funeral cortege which conveyed
the mortal remains of the late Capt.
Ed Miles to their last sting place on
yesterday afternoon moved in accord
ance with the announcement in Mon
days LIGHT. st. Mary's church
could not tain the vast crowd
which thronged to do the last sad Of
flee for the deceased, whose long resi-
dence ia this city and his many vir-
tues had given the old veteran a warm
place in the hearts of our citizens.
Rev. Father Smith officiated and the
impressive services were rendered
more than ordinarily affecting by the
memories which clustered around the
man and the hour. The pall-bearers
were Nat Mitchell, II. F. Price, H. P.
Bee, John S. Ford. E. NJ Boggs, W.
H. Young, John T. Hambleton, Ed.
Sleeves, Jr., George Dashiell, Tom
Rife. John Withers, Morrill, Poor,
William Elliott, G.. L. Dignowity, w.
L. Orea and Manuel Yturri, Sr. The
veterans of the Mexican and Texas
wars preceded the hearse and pail
bearers, and in their immediate rear
were the members of the q. A. r. and
the Belknap and Maverick rifle COM
panies. The pail bearers, hearse, rel
atives and vast cOncourse of car
riages followed in the usual order, the
whole making one of the most impos-
ing funeral professions that has ever
wendell its mourntul way through the
streets of this city. The last sad rites
at the grave we're performed in sol.
emn silence, and the sad hearted ones
of whom there were hundreds, turned
their faces homeward, leaving the old
soldier to "sleep his last sleep, having
fought his last battle.n
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-04-03
The Alamo Monument.

Capt. Schramm, who has just re-
turned from Austin, comes home well
pleased with the manner in which he
was received by the legislature, in
presenting the claims of the project.
He is most enthusiastic in speaking
of the hearty reception that the work
of the association is meeting at the
hands of the state senators, represen-
tatives and officials of the executive
department of the government. The
Capt. says that: Senator Burney, of
Kerr, and Representative Robinson,
of this city, have taken particular
pains to interest the legislature in the
Alamo Monument work and secure a
favorable action on the appropria-
ton.
The Captain feels quite certain that
the legislature will do itself and the
important work laid before it exact
justice and that they will devise
most literally for its assistance. The
joint committee consisting of Senators
Pope, Burney and Mcdonald, and
r Representatives Pickett, Robinson
and Pope, into whose hands the mat
ter came, have taken prompt action
and the indications now are that
yearly appropriation of from 10000 to
ST., 900 will be made to carry on the
work. With this good example of the
backed by liberal local
and also throughout
the state, the enterprise will be in
good shape to present its claims to the
and patriotism of sister
states and thus the work be success
fully prosecuted.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-04-03
Preparing to Pay.

The president of the Fair associa-
ton and the secretaries were hard at
it this morning supervising the ac-
counts preparatory to paying off all
old scores. President Schryver says
money is all they want to mako big
fair this fall. Money makes the mare
go. They are paying out money and
want the citizens to come up with
about $4,000 subscriptions if they
would make the fair the event of the
year.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-04-03

Two negroes at the Gray Mule
variety theatre began fighting last
night and in less than two minutes
were colared by policemen andmarch-
ed, with the remainder of the colored
population around about to the at
cave.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-04-03
One of the Sans.

Rev. Sam Jones, the greatest pulpit
wag OH top Of earth, is billed for the
opera house Saturday night. If you
want pithy piety, Sam can serve it up.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-04-03
Street Car Strike.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, April 1.-The
street car drivers employed by the
Rochester and Burlington street rail-
road company have struck, the men
now, noon, are taking the cars to the
barns.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-04-03
DR.. J. c. Groom,

Wholesale and retail agent for Buch-
anan & Co.'S. OZONIZED GERMICIDE
medicines; aud will prescribe them in
office practice. Office Alb E. Houston
street, San Antonio, Texas. 4-3-3t*
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-04-03
MunIcIpaIs' Birthday.

Yesterday was municipal birthday
to some extent. His honor, the
mayor, Alderman Sartor and Ex-
City Collector John Stevens, all
celebrated their introduction to life
yesterday. His honor and J. S.,
count thirty-seven mile stones from
the place where they entered the
road. Alderman SartOr entered just
a score Of posts behind them.
"A. Kahn's best quality Crinkle
Seersucker at IL cents per yard. If
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-15

The sin Of a deadlock I'M the E'ad o
Commissioners and ths tyiug uP OF oaf
county Affairs IS wholly upon thc head o.
the Republican members.
Yesterday the Democrats offered a l'n-
promise which The Republicans had pre-
viously publicly declared they would ac-
cspt. Bat yesterday they refused To- ac.
cspt it,
The Democrats offer was put IN a rss-
olution declaring that as the peoples
affairs were suffering from this dead lock.
10 be broken and the Board organized and
set TO work BY the Republicans taking the
presidency Of the Board, all they asked for,
and the Democrats the clerkship. A iaiIer
or more liberal compromise could not be
msde. 1t was conceding the Republicans
their own previously made terms.
But it was voted down.
The Republicans, recognizing the fact
that the Democrats, having their duty to
the PEOPLE close % heart and are willing Ia
make sacrifices for the public good, prob
ably think sll they have to do now is hold
the deadlock and the Democrats will insl-
" give them everything. rather than sac
the county's affairs further injured
Such o sacrifice Of party supremacy to
the public good, mind you, is not dreamed
Of by the Republicans.
A continuance Of the deadlock, there
fore. is an implied compliment 10 the Dem
ocrats snd q self Of the Re
pubhcans.
The blame now lies wholly With them
and they have been so notified.