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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21
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ISpfASApoLls, r b. l5.--The Federal grand
iu, All ,nruei iiaally to-day. re'utning
lures Indictments but neither was against
IN LEY. Just before the adjournment u
Ia lot was taken ald tho district attorney
waited In considerable suspense TOR iha rs.
tult hut wnsn the tickets were taken trqm
the fOreman's hat aud counted two woes
were lacking in order to ind Il true bill
against toe arch couspirator, ~ ballots
b-ing cast IN the affirmative to the question
Shlll Dudley To indicted" aud SIX In the
negative A. It req lires " votes to md
an indictment two Tare wanting and the
case is silll open for further Investigation
II It Is deemed Advisable BY the district.
attorney.
Jrdsa Clsypool had q consultation with
| judge Woods before the jury reported, aud
when tho latter returned the thee Ind ct
mems and said thai rhelr llbots ware IN.
l5hed ihe court said that ghle be dlt not
kHow that the Jury would he needed Hg Nd
| he would not discharge them finally Mt this
tins. This - REGARDED as tha result OF tho
| Conference with Osypo !, who hopes fiat
! some hing may yet be developed IL IN,
! negotiations whtca are pending between
hiln ard certain parties regarding toai
mnny tn he given Ia exchange for clsmet cg.
! Eight OF he men woo voted to indlct
! Dadley are Democrats and two Il pub leans
and toe six voting against lni'ciag ara
Republicans. II the gossip gro tiuR ont 81
tns case is to be credited there w nuun.
dant evidence TO warrant M iudiclnsut
and some declared that It was inf itely
stronger than that upon which aeyarai IN.
dlctment5 have been returned. TIA Re.
publican members Of the jury, however
shielded them selves behind the instruction,
OF tho court some time ago and refused IA
vote for an indictment, holding that The
evidence was not sufficient under thoss 10.
sttuctiOns to Warrant snch action,
They did not pretend to conceal the fac,
that they believed Dudley had committed 4
crime, but they argued that 1t was such !
crime that they could not, with due regard
for their oaths obey the Instructions Of m,
court and return an Indictment against hin
for 1t. $3.50
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21

have been before the public OF England for
half a century; ana 1t has lately been
demonstrated that they are nine times more
used there than all other principal patent
medicines put together. and are TO be found
In every English speaking country In the
world. In order to meet tAe wishes and re-
quirements expressed by Americans, many
Of whom plready know their value
Bsechams pills are now introduced In such
a thorough manner that no home need be
without them In America. where shrewd
and discerning people will soon join In the
universal testimony that Beecham's pills
are worth guinea box," although they
can ba purchased Of druggists for twenty
i've cents. All sufferers from indigestion.
fiatulency, constipation aud all other forms
Of stomach and liver troubles have now this
famous and inexpensive remedy within
their each; but should they ind upon
Inquiry, their druggist does not keep
Bescham's pills. they can send TWENTY-FIVE
cents to the general agents for the United
States, h. +. Allen 4 Company. S6b Canal
street, New York city, who will promptly
mail them to any address.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21

A Young Girl Assumes the APPoN
auces OF Dead Relatives

RDuug GhFh AhsuNF
auces OF Dead Relatives
BA1r1MonE, Feb. 1S.--PsychologistS
and believers in spiritualism have Pc
come interested in Annie Stidham, tne
16 years.oid daughter OF Richard suu-
ham Of this city, who has developed 20,
markable powers. Tho family are h0mAn
Catholics. -, .ha
other evening 10 brilliantly-hgnteu
room. and this afternoon the girl, In tne
presenoe OF a half a-dozen persons, Wens
into trance and WAS said to have COM
munications with the spirits Of relatives
long since dead. she 10 o pleasant
hearty looking girl; but yesterday after
noon when said to be under the lhnuenos
Of the spirit Of On old woman who mad
died Of paralysis, ths horrible ohange
that came over her countensnoe was as
startling as the transition in the play OF
UDr. Jekyll and Mr.. HYDE" Her oneeks
and temples bscRins pinched snd sharp,
her lower law relaxed. Her chin ana
| nose became pinchsd and sharp, aud WIN
her left hand she slowly stroked the oack
Of her RIGHT, with that peculiar motion
seen in psrsons partially parayz-d;,
Toward the close OF the trance ahs locked
like dead. Her father laid her upon the
floor. The reporters tried to change the
position OF her head, feet and hands, out
they were inmovable as in death. IL u
was acting it surpassed the ability OF any
great actor .eignink death,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21
THE FIRST YALERTIsE,


Once In the shadows OF wood,
With how unbant and empty CULVER,
Diseonsoate, Dan Cupid stood
Beside the marpu ~ \ rlvsr.
and "LcekBdaqn was his lament
"rhsit tot'rer ski'l fas MAJ my fingers
ga ail Uu rHg"ge EHVH l-ulrs
And yet unnarmed yon maiden fingers"
"Go, taithless bow" he cried, but ere
The sentence had he fully uttered,
Down at HE feet rs NJ sto there.
A folded piece Of papo- 1ldrteted.
The message when the boy had read,
HIS mlsn with care no longer laIen,
Swift to the fair ones sids hs sped,
Aud left the m!ssiys win the maiden.
When 10 the lass had scarce parused
The letter Cupid 10 her rendered,
4 Than roseatp hues her face suffISad,
/ Aud straightHay to him sle surrendered.
/ And that is why each year the day
Which saw tui4 maid her heart deliver,
| Love uses Valentines at way,
And lays asiue his boz Nui Gu'ver.
| Tile boston Pilot.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21
nErrNuE REDUoTIoN.


to the AAOuse-fubhhOh -
ReductIon 20 BE Proposed
WAsatN9ros. Fsb. 10 Tine ways and
means committee had short meeting MS
morning, but one full Of results, Ins NC
Millar tariff bill, which was presented 10
the oommittes yesterday. was inally con
siiared aud ordered to be reported TO the
House.
According to the committees estimate
the Oil would. II enacted INTO law, reduce
the revenue ga 0,ODO. It is closely pat
termed after the Mills bill, retaining the
free llst with few additions added by the
Senate, II admits, however, the chemical,
cotton and iron schedule excepting pig
iron, rails, structural iron and tin plate.
which are treated az Ia tho Mills bill. The
other changes maize are 10 dates and Other
unimportant details.
Wheh this was disposed ofthe committee,
with a view to having at hand q billto meet
immediate emergencies In the matter oil
exuessl 70 revenue. authorized favorable
report upon an original biil, proposed ny
Representative Brecklnridgs OF Kentucky,
which proposes TO put TN plate and WOO
on the free list and 10 reduce the tnterna
revenue as proposed In the Mills bill (Which
10 its revenue sections lie identical with the
Cowles bill)
The bill also includes the wooden nnd
wors,ed cloth sections OF the Mile bill
This measure, 1t IL estimated, would reducl
the revenues about $40. 100000. 1t is gene
rally believed that his measure will be the
main recourse OF tho ways and means Dam
ocrats IN the approaching conflict with The
appropriations committee.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21

VI the many pictures of Miss Mary
hhdicott that have heen noticed in the
newspapers, nine out OF ten have done
gooa u rice IA this past few years as Mrs.
Grover Cleveland,
why he vaa grateful: Dobson-"i say.
ferguson, have you read Penman's book Y''
retBnsna--"l have just finished it." Dob.
tnn-"Well, what did you think Of it ?"
netgnson--"fo tell the truth, Dobson,
l,iY ch'et feeling when laid the book
, Town was one Of profound gratitude Il
.he Writer" DobsOn-"How so 2" FerQu.
SON " was grateful because he stopped
az soon as ha did, fSSN
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21
Killed nv a Cn,ynnr.

ToprKt NAN, Feb. 1S,.-James Ellison,
\ protaiaent cAttlsman and proprietor of
the Cinnamon Rancho, ono OF the largest
in Western Kansas, became involved in n
quarrel Saturday nj. ut with O. l.. Badly,
spnetintenlsnt Of the Yanohe. e liyon
srEp ct. that E Idly was on intimate terms
with hia wife and accdsad him of
1t. Ihls brought on hot words between
the men but they vera parted by friends.
A hllt hour later the qn4rrei was renawed
and Baby who in the meant me. bad
armed himself with revolver, shot Eli.
son three times, death resulting almost
Instantly. The affair hss crsa ed sen,
fetion and tire feeling against tho mur.
ac--r is vary bitter. He claims chat il
was doue 10 self fence.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21
a MOVE FOE A NEW PARTY.

Candidate strestor Proposes n Union
Of the Prohibition and Union
Labor Partios.
LOUISVILLE, KY., Feb. ia. J. Btreetor,
late Union Labor candidate for president,
advocated yesterday before tho national
committee OF the Prohibition party, n
fusion OF the Prohibition and Union Labor
parties.
He said that he believed the minority OF
his party would accept the prohibition Idea
II tna Prohibitionlsts would adopt the
opinions OF tho Union Labor men on the
questions OF TRANSPORTATION, land ownership
aud currency. The committee referred
Mr.. Streetor's prefer TO the executive COM
mittee for further consideration.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21
TN u PANAMA oANAL.

A Eargo Number Of Lnborers Paid
ore and Discharged-Lonvin for
Other Places.
PANAMA, VIA GALVESTON, Feb. ia large
number OF laborers have been discharged
from the canal works, the majority OF whom
left for the West indies, Costa Rlca and
Chill. A limited amount OF work continues
to be done on all sections OF the canal aud
total suspension is not expected until the
middle OF March.
on the 18th instant the contractors ems
ployes were paid OF. The amount OF their
pay aggregated between 800 600 and 400, 600
silver dollars. A grea. many people are
leaving the Isthmus. Perfect order pre-
walls,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21

dispatch from Tyler, Texas, Saws re.
Gently jay Gould filed suit in the district
corr. OF smith comfy against the later
national Il Great Northern railway for
$l95 800, aud at the opening Of the pres
eut session OF the court on last Monday
the International & Great Northern Dom
pany came IN and attempted to confess
judgment for said am ouut, but tho
Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas Railway Com
psny Interviewed with salt against tina
1. and G. N, for Sl00, COO, aud asked
for receiver, The matter was argued
ia the district court on Saturday. and
Colonel 4. Il. Bonner and Hon. N. Webb
Fillay were appointed receivers OF the
international il Great Northern railway.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21


William D. Hovelle. the novelist, will
spend the winter in Washington. 1t is
suspected by some people that he is per-
fecting plot agsinst the government,
but their fearo are absurd. Howeils
does not believe in plots.--NeU York
World.
EVERY day that the sun rises upon the
American people it sees on addition OF
So 500 900 to the accumulation OF wealth
in the United States" says MulhalPs
Balance Sheet of the World" Aud the
curtain Of night finds most Of us with
less money than we had in the morning
every time.
The day after Wsshington's death the
clock in the Masonic lodge at Alexandria,
Of which he was q member. was set nj
the hour and minute Of his demise.
Then the clicked was stopped and it has
never been permitted to run nor have the
hands been moved since Washington
| Star.
II was nice little story that the New
York Sun started the other day TO the
effsnt that the hands ON dummy clockt
always pointed to 10 minutes past be-
cause that was the hour Lincoln was shot
! There were only two outs about Il
Dummy clocks don't always point to Is
minutes past 8, and President Lincoln
was shot at 10 80 o'clock.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21
Trying to BUY orr a Candidate.

busseN JOURNAL,
John Il. johnson Of Cedar Greek hun.
dred, who was appointed collector by the
Republican levy onurt last week, refuses
to accept the Office. Johnson waits "a
be postmaster at Milford. but the boz 4
tried to nut him of with the 90 lector.
ship Toe vacancy in the cOlleotorsbir
will not be filed till March, and in M
meantime strong efcrt will be made h
have Johnson acc, pt 1t. The post. office
ia wanted for somebody else.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21

True IsiIi Fouud Against n Dying
N"n e. suffering Caused by Cold
Weather, .a=

Cry CF dISIco VIA GALVESTON, Feb. is
~ Nua nlil has bgen found against Nj.
hnet, thu agent Of ths International Com.
Etny. who IS yinS At the poin- OF daath 1T
Lhibaahlia suffering with an attack O.
heart disea-a.
general Torrnzzas is moving with an
armed force on the Ole Yanada property OF
o. HGrncaAi'us, to tsJd1ethe owners and
take possession. Horaeasitus is prisoner
AZ Chlhuubun
rhete hay brsn heavy rains Throughout,
ihe state q Duarjo and much suffering
mas been accustomed by the Intense cold.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21

Da'ore thr Hacric fl-h. whcn hea baen
p9et.caiiy Called TIE RI OF Daath." ap-
pe4ls 90 ihe wasted checks, aId the oou2h,
witch nj gays pItc-des &, arrested With
ilpis's Honey OF uIrehpuud and Tar, +" the
most powerful anii1'O 70 pa nonary dis.
casa ever cfIsred 10 The world ia any aga or
country. II Ia q perfect palslm 10 the lrrl.
tated lnnr ann throat, and relieves hoacse-
ness aud all afIsctloa of the hreathtng Ap.
paratus with a rapldity almost eeyond
belief.
Plies Too,hache Dsops cure in one
minute,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21
a COSTLY FIKB.
A Blaze In Fort Wayne Destroys
aim oOo worth Of PFopsrtY.

St0nsOoO W0rtn OF ffopertJs
FoRr WAYNE, IND., Feb. 16.-A fro broke
out In the large four-storied brick block on
Calhoun street, owned and occupied by
Louis Fox q Co., as cracker factory,
shortly after O'Clock, a. M, and the
building was nearly entirely destroyed In
less than an hour.
The adjoining block, also q four-story
brick, owned by William Fleming and oc-
cupied by Skelton. Watt q wilt with a
wholesale grocery, is n total loss. Not a
thing was saved In either building. The
loss will exceed 100000.
The next block north. owned by Fleming
a Rich and occupied by Julius Nathan US &
wholesale liquor store, was badly damaged.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21
Pnt iue Performers TO Work.

Philadelphia Record.
We have tbs word Of ons OF the bes,
men In Delaware for it--Dr John }.
Black Of New Oastle-that rs many as
ave prisoners are jammed into little SKA
sells in the New Castle jail, and things
are about as bad in Kent end snssex.
The Legislature now IN session at Dover
ought to put the prisoners to worn build.
ing thell FoRdn in Sussex and Kent, and
road bsds Of broken stone in New Castle.
The prisoners need air, exercise and the
habit Of Industry, and the honest people
need good roads.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21

LoND NJ Feb. 1S.--It is reported that
at the coming session of parliament the
government will propose defence loan
Of flG0,00O 0n0. The proceeds of the
loan will be- devoted TO the construction
Of 90 mon otwar and five cruisers aud 10
increasing the number OF torpedo boats.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21

The Atlantic Hotel at Ocean Oity, Nd. i,
has been leased to Mr.. o. ". Spoffnrd of
the Riggs House, Washington, for five
years Mr.. Spoiford is we'll known
hotel man, and will undoubtedly be the
meanG OF qnile o number of Washington
lans spending next summer at Ocean City.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21

DuuLlE, Fob. ID Tee judges vi the court
pI a7p'Al nave rilsed ~ grant an order OF
aplem 10 MI. William 0'Brlen against his
!e'ta. sentence 10 four months imprison-
meut for offences und .r the Grimes adj
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21

A clergyman, aitsr years OF suffering
from thar loaihsome disease, cafarrh, and
vainly trying every known remedy, at last
found recipe which completely cured and
saved him from death. Any sufferer from
this dreadful disease sending self.ed-
dressed stamped envelope TO Professor J.
A. Lawrence, 81 Warren street, New York
city, will receive the recipe free OF charge.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21

duty to treat him not Us an individual
bat as public servant charged with q
public trust, the performance OF which
they should have facilitated by every
means in their power.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21
\ Notoriou, s,ago nobbcr ar,c.,ee.

eatctap, Fet. 10 "A dispatch from Kan
sas n No, sny9 that Charles Bodies, alias
hScR BY. the notorious stage coach
night. go ''-s'o '''''
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21
rhcrc viii be No steps backward

Bridgeport tConn.l Farmer tDem.)
Ths Mugwump apprehension that the
New York Worlds recent attack upon
President Cleveland means return Of
the Democratic party to its former alleged
non-proeressiye policy Is not WE'LL
founded. The party will not retrograde.
President Cleveland 10 not the one pro-
pressiye leader within its ranks. Theie
are dozens, hundreds, thousands Of Dem
ucrats who are M advanced in their Views
upon public questions rs is the President.
Indeed, the party is, almost in lts en-
tirety, progressive; the would be reac-
tionaries are only found in tho small
clique which follows the lead o. thu New
Yoik Sun. There will be po retrogrede
NOV elnent upon the tariff question. Some
obscure points may BIS cleared up, and o
conclusive reply to the Republican charge
Of "free trade" may be made at the
proper time, but thers is not, within the
ordinary viaw, even one indication that
the party will abandon tariff reform.
Iadeed, the Republican position is calcu-
lated to clinoh the Democratic adherence
to that principle. OWL servica reform
disappointed the party by its results in
November last. The dividend earned by
the Presidents support of the reform was
not paid by its special advocates, and
this has aroused some quite natural
anger. But the incoming Republican adj
ministration will assuredly take such
action as will renew the Democratic
party's interest in ciVil-Hervice principles.
The Mugwumps who now feel alarmed
will discover their error before 1892.
This Democratic party will not abandon
the high gfonnd occupied by it for the
| four years past.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21

Flannel next the skin often produces a
rash removable with alenns Sulphur Soap.
"HilFs Hair and Whisker Dye" black or
brown, Soc. y"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. III = She" thefemale
chimpanzss at the biological Garden,
dropped dead on Thursday night. She had
heen widow for over ak years, since the
death OF her husband. MIR. oRellly."
Grief and consumption carried her of.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21

Itauitsd her better: springley--"whal
lovely hair Miss Meud has !" Miss kosIiie
-''Y-st II IL much ralre- becoming to
her rhan what she used 10 wear.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21
Tried 10 Murder a Journalist.

Los AsogLEs. CAL, Feb. l6.-A dispatch
from Atlantic and Pacific Junction, N. NJ,
says an attempt WAS made Thursday night
to assasslnate Charles II. Lumnus, o
Journalist and mRSHzine writer, who has
been wintering there for the past few
months. Lumnus stepped outside his cabin
when man fired two charges OF buck.shot
Mt him, several OF the shots striking him 10
tho face, but producing no serious inlury.
Lumnus has written several articles iavor-
ing punishment OF certain wealthy citizens
whom he claims to be murderers.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21

II hey werN not rellahlc and effective. feo-
T'r WYpjn Use SO Dooyof then N -jts c'..
t our hP1s is weUk Toe muscles want slim
Itl.nt -if=i P@st-'s stop the pain and pre-
vent .cuirGI,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21

DR.. ]. b. Taylor dropped dead In East
Cambridge, Mass., on Friday. He was ut
tending case, and, being stricken down,
foil atiusa ~ .,toLt. De4la ly!.spod ir4-
medlGtely. .. -..-. ..
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21

During the seven months which ended
January elst last, the United States exported
IN neral oils 80 the value OF t29,955, 4IO,
agn.a ~ fnn7iI Gdiiiefha seven months
which emu 81 January Slst, 1883
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21
THE DTFFGREsCE.
o. Bachus.

CALAMITY likes o broadoloth target,
And at an honorable distance;
But cowardics likes a calico one,
y On account OF Its non-reslstance.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21
TEE SUGAR FRAUD.
An OF the Persons Interested Lodged
In n Michigan jail.

ANN Amor, MIcR, Feb, 18.-An the
persons interested In the Electric Sugar
Refining 90. frauds were arrested at
Milan on Saturday night. The sheriff re-
turned to this city with Mrs. Olive u.
Friend, William q Howard, Emily
Howard, "Gus" Halstead and George
Halstead and placed them In the county
Jail, where they are confined.
They wero arrested for obtaining
money under false pretenoes, three in
dictments having been found against them
by q grand jury OF New York last Janu-
afy. One Ia issued for fraud against the
sugar company, and two on complaint OF
Lawson N. Fuller of New York. On
these indictments acquisitions were made
ON the governor OF Michigan, who issued
warrants for their arrest on February LIST.
The trouble has been to get all the parties
within the state at the same time. Mrs.
Friend was in concealment and Howard
was at Windsor. On Saturday morning
they returned to Milan, feeling sure that
no criminal action was 10 DO brought, but
they we're crested As II was late, no
bail could be obtained. and they TO
mainsd in jul. Howard declared thai
when they got to New York there would
bs sensation greater than had ever
stirred that city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21

Beenhar's pills act ike magic on weak
stomach.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21

Mr. Bayard says HAT his regrs'H az tbs
course which party oppon mrs have seen
fl. to pursue proceed not from any per-
sonsl feeling of resentment, hut from dis
appointment that they, for the sake Of
mere party or personal advantage, have
not hesitetsd to avail themselves Of every
opportunity to bumper and enbsrrsss
him, jgnoEIng the taoJ that it was their
Evening journal., 1889-07-20

and hosted Little Breeches Foraker in
the air on the end of his boot it would
have been equivalent to nomination for
the Presidency in the convention which
nominated Mr. Harrison. Foraker would
have sacrificed his hope of Heaven--if he
has any--for a lift into the upper circles
of Republicanism on Mr.. Cleveland's boot
1t is curious that there is a sentiment
prevailing in Ohio which will move the
Republicans to illuminations. music and
rejoicings II Foraker should be re elected
governor, but if he should be defeated
there will be total absence of sighs of
regret from quarters where sighs Of re
gret might be expected. All of the
Republicans seem TO rejoice that he has
climbed so high in the temple, which was
built for Sumner, Greeley and Lincoln,
but all wonder how he got up there and
how he manages to cling on. The ex-
PLANTATION is easy to any one who will see.
The temple, like a temple of old, has
"been turned into den Of thieves"