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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-01
GOVERNOR HILL TWICE SERENADED.
THE BAND PLAYS THE MARCH OF 1a92'-AL
BANY FULL OF VISITING DEMOCRATS
THE MESSAGE.

Albany, Dec. 81 (Specian. David b. dll received
his first boom for 1892 tonight. The David u. Hiii
Club of Utica numbering 100 men, arrived here tnis
morning. This evening they employed Gartlans 10Th
Regiment band and. marching TO the CAPITOL seie-
naded Mr. Hlll The Governor listened to the duicct
strains for few minutes and then, appearing at one
of the windows OF the Executive Chamber facing on
Stafe-st bowed his thanks. The crowd cheered' ana
the band played March Of 1892" which somewhat re-
sembcd funeral music little later in the evening
two political clubs Of Brooklyn, the Kings Couhty
Club and the Constitutional Club, which had arrived
to attend the Inauguration ceremonies, also sercnadeu
tho Governor. They marched. nearly 300 strong
from the Delavan House to the Capitol, with TWO
bands The Governor, before, bowed his thanks
and this time made a short speech Of thanks
The Governors message morrow will be OF about
the same length as his message Of last year, which
filed five or six columns of the newspapers Inc
Governor Will reerate the recommendations maze ID
his last message the chief Of which were that bills
should be passed for census and for the holding OF
a Constitutional Convention. Tho Governor devoues
large portion Of the space OF his message 40 as
cuss,on Of bribery at the polls, ana VIII, u is sun
declare the late election In this State one OF Inc most
disgracefu for bribery ever held In the Satc Inere
arc already 1000 or 1000 Democrats In town Tor
the purpose of attending the Inauguration ceremonies
and seeing the parade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-01
sTHE PHILADELPHIA MYSTERY SOLvED.
GROCER KILLED HIS PARTNER, CUT THE BODY
UP, AND CARRIED 1T TO PARAMOUNT PARK
-,rup MrrPDERFR'S CONFESSION.

-THE MURDERER's CONFESSION.
pb,,adelnb,a. Dec 81 (speciaD-Ths mangled body
found last Wednesday I'm Fsirmount Park. encased IN
two bars was Identified at ! O'Clock this morning
as that of Anton schlling, twenty four grocer
al No. o12 Cadwaader ST., aud the fact was eo-
tablished that Jacob Schroop, brother n-law ana
partner Of the victim was the murderer Having
seen ? photograph of the dead nan ~ morning
paper yesterday. four young men, personal friends
Of schillng went TO the MOrguo lasi night and
positively identified the remains those Of schinS
A little later Special Officer Henry took susan schroop
the dau ghter OF the murderer, to the Morgue when
She saw the body she recoed, and said: MY Cod
IT'S sching' Officer Henry. accompanied by Police
Lieutenant Beale returned to the grocery store,
where both men. together with Schroops family have
lived since October and found lot Of bloody cloth
ing and a hatchet smeared with cloted blood and
hair While examining Mrs ScbOops room the 0icers
found under her pillow loaded revolver, which they
took charge Of and this afternoon Mrs. Schroop,
who is ILL., was removed TO the hospital where She
is under surveillance.
scbroop was arrested at ] O'Clock this morning.
and upon being told that his daughter and four
friends of schlling had gnized the dead man as
his partner he broke down and Acknowledged that
he was the murderer. Al noon to-day he was taken
TO the Morgue where the dlsmembered body lay.
The only words ho uttered We're "les, us him.
He was then returned to Police headquarters where,
after sono questioning he voluntarily made de'alou
confession Of his crme
Early on Christmas morning, he said, he went
to a closet II which catabcs were usually Kept IL
was empty. He ca,iod schlling and accused him of
having taken the articles. Schlng denied the charge,
wbereupon Schroop fellcd him with a blow OF his
ast then went upstairs and told his wife of his act
Returning, schroop found SchiL lg sun nsensible'
and struck him on the head witn block OF wood
Killing him. The body lay there all day and at
pfrbt
peccs in o TWO bags and carried the bags in his
own wagon TO Fairmount Park 49,,
Another theory is that the murdered man had S-p
in his possession. and the murder was committed 10
Genre Inc money. This the prisoner denied, assert
ing that he killed Schillng in anger The saw win
which the body dismembered was recovered ms
morning at a pawn-shOp \ large bread knife when
1as used in cutting up be body. was found on the
dresser in the kitchen. Tho saw was pawncd on
CHRISTMAS morning The police believe thai the
murder was committed on Christmas Eve. The mur-
1ercr was committed this afternoon TO await the
action of The Grand Jury >chrOop made sup
nlemen al confession This evening. and recoShhed he
knife hatchct and shown hlm by TIE police
ss those with which he committed the murder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-01

Station leaving there in special train OF two sec
tons, composed of sixteen coaches and ono sieopns-
car at IL 30 Colonel David E. Austen was In com
mand and Chaplain Tamags accompanied tne rsi,
On arriving at Albany they will DO qaa'eFed
Ia tho Old State Arsenal.
The ood Regiment departed for Albany last ngn. s
with flying coors Tho command assembled AZ tne
armory in Fourteenth-st. at 8 80 m Colonei
John T. Camp was In command, and tho otner nela.
officers, Lieutenant Colonel George A. Miller ana
Major william V. King. were present. as were al
the staff and line officers Adjutant Wllliam -.
Smith formed the line al II p. m, with 800 orcsrs
and mon present. including Gilmore's band. ard the
command marched to and through ftuhaNe. ana
secondst 10 the Grand Central Station, whence
a special train with tho regiment on board started
for Albany. ,..,
In consequence of an unfortunate MISUNDERSTANDING 8,
Com panies A. and F, Of the fist Regiment. marched
10 tho armory Of the 22d early In the evening IN.
tending to accompany Colonel Camps regiment. !.
was stated that they had been invited by oaptan
Thurston 10 do so, but Colonel Camp said that no
invitation had been authorized and refused 10 siow
them to go with his command. The soldiers OF me me
71st were greatly chagnned. and proceeded 10 the
armory Of the 10th Regiment, with the intention OK
accompanying the battalion OF mat command ~ Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-01
TIE SEyATORsHIP FIGHT IN COLOR4DO.

Denver Col, Dec. 81 (speciaD-There has been
little change IN the Senatorial situation since last
night Tonight Mr.. Wolcott announced that he had
forty-two votes already pledged him, or ten more
than necessary TO nominate Bowen and Iabor are
also feeling confident in defeating Wolcot at the last
moment by concentrating their strength upon one per
son The principal opposition against Wolcott to-day
comes from ex Senator HIM, who, through his news
paper endcavors TO dscredt the political career OF
Uolcott II is thought that more than one day Will
be reuuired to secure caucus nomination. o"lnS 10
lie many complimentary votes mat VIII DC iehucIcu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-01
4 CERTIFICATE FOR II. CLAY EVANS.
REFUSING TO ENJoIN GOVERNOR TAYLOR FROM
1seI1NG THE PROPER PAPER.


Nashville, Dec. 81 (SpeeiaD.-The case OF Crcou
F. Bates against Governor Robert L. Taylor su''
brought TO enjon the latter from issuing cer'ihcao
Of election as Congressman from the hid District 20
II C,v Evans Uep) was in the Chancery Court
today dismissed on the ground that the court had no
Jurisdiction In the matter. The decision gives tho
certificate TO Evans who defeated Bates CDeuL) by
majority of 2ss. The court he'd that In the matter
of the issue Of cerfca for election The Governor
IS 10 use his own discretion The Chancellor said
NO court can control his acts as TO whom' now
or when the certificates shall issue, or as 10 no"
many he shall issue, either by mandatory UT 'n'
i,,,ctive nroceedingsn Bates took appeal to
ihs slprere Court Tho Governor and secretary ol
state who are the Board of Canvasscrs disagreed rs
to tbe amended RE- urns from two counties. Cover
nor Tavor said he had authority 10 receive thei'
The secretary of state took opposite view
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-01
LOCAL DEMOCRATS START FOR ALBANY.

NEw-YORK AND BROOKLYN WILL BREATHE
FREER TODAY BECAUSE OF THE EXODUS
The Democratic factions Of this city dd not send
such large delegations to grace the Governors if augu
ration as was expected and predicted Instead ot
each hall charcrng special train, as had been talked
Of at first less than half dozen cars were found su
ricnt TO accommodate all including the noisy and some
hat numerous Purroy crowd Tammanys Delegation
was particularly small. Charles Seckler headed It,
but its members will be supplemented by the TAM
many members of the Legislature, who are expected to
parade with the rest. Among the Tammany men
were Senators Ives Cantor and Grady Police Justice
Duffy Asscmbymcn ROcsch and Hagen, Ciyll Justice
Michael Norton Jerry Hayes, John C. Sheehan OF
the AQucduct Commission, and about score oi DINERS
There was a larger delegation from the County
Democracy. II included Distfict-Atorney feio"s'
Richard Cunningham, Judge MARITIME, "fatiy "aSh'
Park Commissioner Robb, F.. p. steers. Commissioner
# Accounts DAILY. Jorlan l.. Mott. ex-senator James
Fitzgerald and nearly every other leading member oi
the organization In public office, except William 4.
MITCHELL whose face stll presents too dshghreu an
appearance from It's contact with Englehamts Dcsr-
glass TO permit him TO adou even Democratic
parade rIrc Commissioner Purroy IS sick and unable
tJ attend but his leutenants turned out 10 inc
number of fifty or more and occupied car by them
s,lves Nearly all Of the delegates went up on the
80 p m train. which was sufficient to accommodate
About $50 Democrats. including most Of the prin,
cpal ofoeholders, and Boss McLa1ghih ana
~ funpyT Michaels started from Brooklyn To see
Governor I'M inausIaied Lga 10Y D4i" % ao nia
10 the .Iridgc. dressed pa dark suns ana ,ilk l1s. l.
Many OF lhem werr di;mayc Ell To learn mar t"ry
would have to walk In the parade at Albany' a. no
carriages will be allowed .,.
The 18th Regiment. OF Broohyn' started ioI NlDany
last night 700 strong 10 take part In the naugural
ceremonies today They gsae5e a, sns "t1 to bs
ferry and after crossing the river boarded an ele
vated train and were carried to the Grand Central
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-01

Newburg. y. y Dec 81 (speciaD.-Thc old Syca
more applejack distlely OF Beverly Il. johnson at
East Coldenham has been seized by the United STATE
authorities Edward NJ Brown, Of the stcret service,
made disclosure sometime ago. He was assisted by
officer, .Jacob sayrc aud Colonel Brooks. when
conf,onted with the irregularty II is saf that Mr.
Johnson owned mp and led the way To where a large
oYanflty OF unstampcd appleiack was stored
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-01
ADMIRAL LUCE's OFFICIAL DISPATCHES.
NO CONDITION ACCOMPANIED THE SURRENDER
OF THE HAYTIEN REPUBLIC


Washington. Dec. 3I.-secrctary whitney to-day
receye ed patches from Adm al Luce confirming Tho
Associated Press report Of TIE surrender Of the Hay
ten Republic al the demand OF the United states by
General Lcgtme. the newly elected President OF
Hayti The dispatches were Immediately sens TO
Secretary Bayard. The report OF Admiral Luce states
that the Government Of Hayt surrendered The vessel
Internationally as demand for her sur.
render was made and that Legitime offered 10 have
the Haytlcn Republic towed out Of the harbor mme-
datey. Owing TO a msbap 10 a cable however the
vessel was not formally delivered up until the fol-
lowing day.
secretary Bayard said this evening that It was
not true, Is stated b. some Of those on board tho
Prinz Maurftz, that the Hsytion Republic had been
gven up on condition that the should be settled
by arbitration by the representatives Of the two Gov
ernments Haytl. said the Secretary, may come into
our courts and seek damages In the OF indemnity
for the loss OF the vessel but conditions whaicver
were made with Admiral Luce.
Mail odyices have also been received from Samoa
IN regard TO the situation there, but the depart
men's closed carly TO-DAY account Of the New
Year festivities tomorrow. the letters remain an.
opened the State Department. aud VIII noi %
read until Wednesday. In Wow OF the fact 'hat
the advccS come bv mail and that no telegram trOia
san Francisco I'm regard TO them was received " "
believed that they do not contain Information not
already unoiicialy known, and thar there IS nothing
IN them which calls for Immediate action oy mo
.elartment II is thought that they simply con-
firm the press reports OF bloody lighting between he
rival factions In samoa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-01
TELEGRAPH COMPANIES TO BE SUED
THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA AGAINeT THI
WESTERN UNION AND THE BALTI'
MORE AND OHIO


pbiladeIphia Dec 81 (speciaD.- Sheriff KrImbhaar
received from Harrisburg this morning writ Of quo
varTanfo commanding him TO summon III" western
Union and Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Companies
before the Dauphin County Court TO answer Tor al
alleged violation of the constitution and laws OF
state The writ which is returnable January 90.
was served this afternoon The paper filed by the
Attorrev-cncral, which forms the basis on the SUIT
sets forth that the Western Union Company. on Oc-
,ohe- g. 1881 IN violation Of the Constitution OF
Pennsylvania purchased controlling interest," Of the
baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Company s.d still holds
the same being 3s $50 shares Of the casital s'ooK
tbe mar value of 63,S75.OOO, for which II paah
s5 600 600 that the Baltimore and ONO Company
was a competing line In this State I" I4e western
Union: ard that iis stock. line and franchises were
by reason Of the sale forfeited 70 the state ror he
same reasons the Attorney General claims Ger % e.. u
forfeiture and cscheaj of the line pfO4eI'' dt
chises of the Western Unou COMPANY ID '.is otac, &c
The recent triumph Of The Garrett ,n.oLrs, III - ~
clectfon ~ the BaifimOr, and ONO kailiufhs NJ"
nrcedcnt is believed bv many o account TOT the sur
iu, n f. stated or good authCriy Us lle huorHol-
General has taken The step Of bis own ifoe Will
Knowledge REGARDING tie reported suit OF the At
torneyGcneral Of pe1nsy for ihs annuimeht OF
the charters Of the Western Union aui tho bsuiho'e
and Ohio TELEGRAPH Companies Oecs SO Vi V'oIa'io"
of the State Cons itniion, has not YET raheu INT
western Union Company Counsel ex-Judge Dillon On
c,s., denied all personal acquaintance with the suit
General Wager swaync said Yesterday mat lac hhe"
,h,oo ahont II. Vice lTesideu; T. 7, Ecket said by
word Of messenger that all he iJ"w about the sun was
rhat had appeared I'm the n!c?aing papers' ahu 'IO~
President Van Horn was IN mo same PosI'oh Di'
Sorvin Green the presdcn o' the western oinon
had gone home before he Wa @ied uRon o? hd
received no papers the reported snit ana he IIn no
for moment suppose ma the - ~ v,rarsscfinnS bn
ind been violated In any respect by h u o.
.au . he Western Union aud the Baltimore ana ONO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-01
nnrn,cryc 4 Rrrar OF AyARCHY.

f,t,rondon Hall was thrOngcd last hght WIN inc
- of the Net, York group Of the International
.5a,,er Associaiion, who gathered TO celebrate The
tenth anniversary of the founding of the German
- - a F,olbe,ts John MoSt. the editor OF tho
paper spoke in German, concentrating the ,d Anrs mar
rhsts mon tho work already acoomPnsheId snu opsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-01
PREACHER's WIFE ARRESTED FOR PoLYGAMY

Lowell Mass Dee 3l-Mrs Mary a. Long Haskell,
third wife Of the Rev. Mr.. HASKELL retired Con
greeaonal clergyman OF Billerca, was arrested THIS
afternoon for poygamy complaint of Mr.. Hasheli'
James C. Wilkinson, prominent real estate agent
who was married on February :, lass 10 Mrs. Hash
oil in New. York has lcft the city with some Ql
Mrs Haskclrs money She admits giving MIN SZOO
a week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-01
League The protest AYERS that the League is a
legal organization and that Father Kennedys offence
is Of political and not Of criminal nature.
THE CAPTURE OF EN1IN BEY.
THE STORY DIsCREDITED BY GREEK FROM
KHARToUM-THE MAHDI SAID TO HAVE
BEEN TWICE DEFEATED.

suahm, Dec. 3l.-A Greek who has Just arrived
here from Kharoum, whence he started two months
ago coming by way OF Ksssals, says that nothing
had Leen heard Khartoum of the fall Of the Govern
men of the Equatorial Provinces Of the capture Of
Fmin Bey. On the contrary, he that the forces
of the Mahdi had been twice defeated In Bahrel-
Ghazel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-01
coRrD 70 DEATH BY BULL.

Topeka, Kan, Dec 3l-lnio ma'loh mas ocen fe
ceiyed that Colonel j. NJ Jones, Of the weathest
and most influential ranchmen In Cheyenne County,
was gored 10 death yesterday morning by bull He
was The OF one Of the finest herds OF cattle In
the State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-01
11ynlrrns pir FoRrY crYre on rnE p0LLAR

Chicago Dec, 3l.-.Nl the parties Interested III th'
Iindaucr were again assembled IN Iuusc r'o"
dergast's court this morning, 10 parucpat1 In The
enl act Of one OF the most sensational lltiga ons ths
ever occupied a months lime Of several courts II
Cook County The final art was nothing less thsh
the offer OF a settlement BY iIndaner Bros q GO Al
- tndgment rrrdi. o. The offer made in u
co,, and was accepted and that probably ends the
Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-01
LADY CONNEMARA LEAVES THE GOVERNOR or
MADRAS

London Dec 31.-A dispatch from Madras says that
Lady Connemara, the wife Of the Governor # the
Madras Presidency, has left the Government House,
refusing to remain under the roof with her
husband. She took her leave suddenly during an
official ball. and went to hotel. She is coming to
England. Captain Quinn. an sdcde-camp To the
Governor and Lada Eva OHM left the House at the
samo time, the captain resgnIng his Office. Madras
society, which is much excited over the scandal, is
In sympathy with Lady Connemaia
CHARGED WITH CRIME COMMITTED IN AMERICA.
Queenstown, Dec. 3I.-Kuhn, who was arrested on
the steamer Lord Cough when she reached hero frum
Philadelphia, the charge Of having murdered VIII
lam Chrisen in the town OF Primrose, Wisconsin, was
arragned before the Queenstown magistrates to-day.
lie declared that he knew nothing of the murder with
which he was charged He emanded pending
the production of proof suficient to warrant his ex
tradition.
REPU BIICANS UNITED AGAINST .BOULANGER.
Paris, Dec. 3l.-A congress Of Senators and mem
bers of the Chamber of Deputies, tho municipal au-
thories, and editors Of all shades Of Repubcanism.
has decided unite in nominating candidate TO op-
pose General Boulanser in his candidacy for the seat
In the Chamber Of Deputies for the Department OF the
Seine, rendered vacant by the death of VI. Hade
INDIGNANT OVER THE MEXICAN HOAX.
City of Mexico. Dec. 81. via Gaveston-President
Diaz the Secretary of the Interior, Romero Rnbio,
Indignation when informed Of the circulation in the
United States of rumor that uprising had taken
place in this city. They say that peace was never
Oh a frmer basis than at present. President Diaz
has expires sed a resolution to punish the author Of
the hoax If he can be discovered.
ITALIAN SPIES ARRESTED IN RUSSIA
St. Petersburg, Dec. 31.-Two italian engineer
officers disguised as stone mssons have been ar
rested at Ivan Gorod Plans of Russian fortrcsses
were found In their possession
STANLEY'S CORRESPONDENCE DELAYED
London, Jan. 1.-Sir Francis de Winton, president
of the Emin Bey Relief Committee, has received
the following telegram from Leopodvillc:
stanley's correspondence is detained at the Fails
and cannot reach you before March r
Sir Francis de Wnton says he hopes TO receive
telegraphc news of Stanley much earlier than the
time mentioned
EDWARD HARRINGTON TO BE IMPRISONED
Dublin, Dec. 31-Edward Harrington, NJ. p has
been sentenced 10 six months Imprisonment with
hard labor for publishing in his paper. The Kerry
Sentinel reports concerning suppressed branch OF
the National League. No appeal was taken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-01

PROTESTS AGAINST A PRIESTS IMPRISONMENT.
Dublin, Dec. 3I.-One hundred and twenty priests
have signed protest against the Imprisonment o'
Father Kennedy. who was found guilty of attending
mse>an0 Of suppressed branches Of tho National
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-01

TWO DRAWS IN THE CHECKER CONTEST.
London Dec 3l.-The two games played to-day
in the checker contest between Messrs. Barker ana
Smith resulted in draws.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-01
PROTECTION FROM wcoM 'Eyr ESGNEHR

PROTECTION FROM yCOM 'ENr ESGNEERs.
New Brunswick y. j., Dec. ~ tspcclab.-pelega'es
met here from 'iGcrcnt parts Of NewJesey repre
sentlng the stationary engineers OF the STARE anu
much bnsncs, was transacted including the drafting
Of ba 10 be presented at the next meeting OF tho
Legislature for protection OF competent engineers
and of those who work in factories. The law pro-
vdes for licenses to engineer. for the me9 men %, OK
AR inspector for the State ~ 81 600 wear Ala IoI
the i'm posing OF fines OF 500 and 5000 on sngnesss
and Others refusing to comply with the hw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-01
srANLEY's CORRESPONDENCE DELAYED


EDWARD HARRINGTON TO BE IMPRISONED.
Dublin, Dec 81-Edward Harrington, NJ. p, has
been sentenced 10 six months imprisonment Will
hard labor for publishing in his paper. The Kerry
Sentinel reports concerning suppressed branch O.
the National League. No appeal was TAKEN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-01
INDIGNANT OVER THE MEXICAN HOAX
ITALIAN SPIES ARRESTED IN RUSSIA

ITALIAN SPIES ARRESTED IN hOSSlA
St. Petersburg, Dec 31.-Two italian engineer
officers disguised as stone masons have been ar
rested at Ivan Gorod. Plans Of Russian fortrcsses
were found In their possession
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-01
MR.. IRVING'S MACBETH"
THE ACTOR DOES AS HE PLEASES WITH
SIIAKESPEARE'S PLAY.

HIS CONCEPTION OF THE THANE OF cAwDoR
ALL HIS owN-MISS ELLEN TERRY AS
LADY MACBETH-A BRILLIANT AUDI
ENCE AND NOTABLE SUPPER
PARTY-MR PHELPS WILL
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-03-16
NO. H..

also called upon Major Powell, who
has charge of irrigation matter in
the West. The situation in Idaho
was fully presented to him, and in
turn the plans of his department
were fully explained by Major Pow
ell. He assured the delegation that
the work of retaining the arid
regions of South Idaho would be
commenced this year. Senator
Stewart is also pushing this matter
with his we'll known energy, and
will visit that region with u Senate
Committee this summer. Altogether
the Idaho people now IN Washing
ton are confident that Idaho will
send to this session of Congress
three members to battle for silver
lead, irrigation, and the West. The
only obstacle to the admission Of
i'd tho is the forming of 4 State Con-
stitution, which her people will NJ
donbtcdly provide during the next
few months.