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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-20
TOOK FRENCH LEAVE.

A Well Known Criminal Decamps from
the Rltchle County Court Room.
Special telegram to The Register.
ELLENBORo, W. VA, June 19.-The
case of the State of West Virginia, plain
tiff, against Thomas Hudkins, indicted for
felony, was quietly disposed of yesterday,
by the grisoner taking French leave, while
Judge Jacobs was arranging to continue
the case until next tsrm, with new bail
5qHSk 5aaHhk dH86aHaaaa HaaaaiPS B ssR n rhp Shp on SRs
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, about three
years ago, iDjuring esveral pac lengers
The State authorities and B. & o. detec-
tives tracsd him to the far West and final
ly captured him in Psrkersburg about one
year ago.
Col. r. S. Blair and Judge George
Loomis were attorneys for defendant.
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BRIEF NEWS FLASHES.

Harry Baker, a six-year-old boy, sccl-
dentally shot and killed his baby sister IN
New York yesterday.
Capt. Stevens, of the Allan Line steam
or Peruvian, died on his voyage from st.
John to Queenstown.
Fire destroyed the Hschett House, Troy,
N. Y, and did damage to the extent oi
$751; 600.
The New York Central depot at Buffalo
burned yesterday. Loss $4,000.
Hanover, Burlington, My Fellow, Car,
negie, TsragOn and WynewOOd won al
Sheepshead Bay yesterday.
Kidnap. Millie Williams, Cora Fisher
oueen of Trump and Unlucky were the
winners at st. Louis.
A boy named Snyder, aged 13, was muT
dered by four other boys at Highland, Ind
No cause is known for the murder.
The food loss at WilliamspOrt, Pa, vii
reach S1O,OOO,OOO.
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THE EYE OF THE CHURCH
D,reoted Toward the Olan-Na-GaeI Inv
tIRation.

D,rscted Toward the OIan-Na-GaeI Inves-
tlgstion.
BALTIMORE, June 19.-It is given out
from a source that has always been regarded
as very close to Archbishop Gibbons that
the developments concerning the Clan-Na-
Gael that have been brought out by the
murder of DR.. Cronin in Chicago will with
ont delay receive the considerations OF the
HIGHEST authorities Of the Catholic Church
in fine United States. To quote the words
of the Chancellor of one of the largest do
csses of the country, who stands close to
the Cardinal, and who WAS summoned 10
baltimore within few days
the Church will await the Developments
Of the civil authorities in its Investigation
of the Cronin conspiracy before 1t Will
take any action. If it should be developed
that the Clan-Na- Gael is in any way TO
snonsible for the deplorable affair, l nave
No doubt that such steps shall be taken as
will warrant the order being condemned
nv name by all the Archbishops OF the
country. The duty of the Church is very
plsin in the matter; its line OF action /, Il
Clearly marked out by the decrease OIL lne
third Plentary Council" "
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HOvEY'S TARDY AID.

HE Finally Asks Indiana to Help the Suffer
Ing Miners.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 19.-Governer Ho-
vey tonight prepared proclamation III
relation to the strike Of the block coal
miners Of Clay county. Hequotes the ad-
dress sent him by the Commissioners Of Clay
county, and then ststes that he does not
presume to claim any legal right TO request
or demand any aid from the citizens Of
this State for the relief Of suffering miners
or their families, but he hopes the appeal
will meet a warm response.
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WHEELING.

Earned runs, Hamilton 7, Wheeling g
three-base hits, Niles and Williams; two
base hits, Higgins, Weihe, thinner; struck
ont, by Miller 3, by Gallagher 5; hit by
ball, by Miller l, by Gallagher bases on
balls, off Miller 3, off Gallagher s, off
Higgins 1; wild pitches, by Miller, ], Dunn
l, Gallagher 3, by Higgins 1 passed balls,
thinner Bowman l double plays, Miller
to O'Rourke to Speidel; Nichol to Speidel;
sacrifice hits, White, Speidel and Dunn
stolen bases, Hamilton 9, Wheeling 13;
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LOOKING UP THE SOLDIERS.
Wanamaker's Order to Classify His De
pRrtment

Wanamaker's Order to Classify His De-
partment.
WASHINGTON, June 19.-The Post
master General has Issued the following
order:
That in compliance with the request ex-
pressed in a resolution submitted by Phil
Sheridan Command, Union veterans, Uu-
ion department of the Potomac. All male
employees in this department shsll make a
full statement of all services performed by
them in the Army. Navy or Marine corps
of the United States, and all male en-
ployCs who have not served in the Army,
Navy or Marine corr1 of the United States
shall state that fact; and in either case
such statement shall be filed in this Office
within ten days from date of this order.
The purpose is to ascertain if any en-
plOyes claiming army service are not en-
titled to the claim.
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1T WAS WE'LL BUILT.
Col. t. p. Roberts Describes tho Inflated
South Fork Dam.

Col. L. +. Roberts Describes tho Ill-Fated
South Fork Dam.
PTTsBURG, June 19.-At the meeting
of the Western Pennsylvania Engineers
Society last night Col. T. p. Roberts said
that he had made visit to the South Fork
dam since the flood, and was willing TO
give as far ss he could the result Of his in
vestigatiOns. He said he wished to correst
one thing. He had been reported as say
ing that the rainfall had nothing 10 do
with the breaking Of the dam. This WAS
an error. He made drawing o; the dam
and explained in detail the proportions Of
the same. The waste wier, he said, WAS
rs feet wide, and from what he could learn
depth of u feet of water had been How
ing through this outlet hours before the
dam gave way. Up ia the mountain there
were evidences Of heavy rainfall-a cloud
burst-and the waste wier was not sniff
cent to carry of the water which lowed
into the dam. An overflow was the result,
and this was the cause of the dam giving
away.
Col. Roberts stated, in answer TO ques-
tions, that he had no fault whatever to
find with the workmanship and general
construction Of the dam. He regarded II
az first-clars in every respect, at least that
portion of it still standing lie knew moth
ing about that washed away. IL WAS never
intended, however, that an earth-dam
should overflow.
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TIGHTENING THE COILS.
Burke Admits that He Lived In Chicago
and Knew Oronin,

Burke Admits that He Lived In Chicago
and Knew CrOnin.
CHICAGO, June ia special dispatch
to the Daily Netcs from Winnepeg says;
Burke he's made no confession except his
acknowledgement that he is Martin Burke
and that he lived in Chicago and knew
Cronin. He is waiting impatiently for
the arrival of the Chicago officeIs who will
be in town tomorrow afternoon. At the
request of supt. Hubbard, of Chicago PO-
lice Chief Murray has taken the prisoner
out and had him photographed. Burke
objected most strongly and tried to argue
the question with the Chief all the way to
the gallery. When he was being pnofo-
praphed Burke moved number OF times.
The photographer finally secured snot al
him and so prcourC 1 an excellent hkeno11'
Copir1 were mailed to Chicago police head
ouarter8
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SULLvAN'S TRAINING.
Muldoou says He L. No Angel, but All ii
Lovely

Muldoou says He is No Angel, but All is
Lovely
NEW YORK, June 49, 9-Trainer Muldoon
hss sent the following telegram to the
World
BELFAST, n. Y, June 19-Sullivan is
training harder thsn he ever did in his
life Ii makes him at times very cross
and peevish, but he never fails to do what
I ask him. At tim We have very warm
arguments, but it does him no good, as /
insist upon the work and he does it. He
is getting in splendid condition, and will
be bigger and stronger than he ever was IN
ms life. and am sure Just as ugly. 1t he
can fight. be most certainly ought to win
in the cOming fight with Kilrsin. There
Is an army of country correspondents about
here who sre always endeavOring to work
up some sensational stories sb0ut Sulli-
vans drinking. He is not inclined to
break away, and if be was he could not get
ANYTHING 70 drink here, as / could lock the
town up with ten minutes notice He
IL. as You know, no angel, and the harsh
language that is heard at times about oul
training quarters, especially when / am
irving 10 persuade him TO do something he
dossn' want 10 do, is such as TO cause the
natives to think that there is some serious
Quarrel going on. Everything Is all right
and very satisfactory 70 his hackers, who
were here here bat few days sgo
WM MULDOON.
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BURKE Is NERVOUS.
He Offers to Return and Become state''
Evidence

He Offers to Return and Become states
Evidence.
WINNIPEG, June 19.-Burke, the Irish
man arrested here on suspicion of being
one of DR.. Cronin's murderers, is reported
to have made clean breast of the whole
affair to the Winnipeg chief of Police.
Burke hrs been extremely nervous since
his capture, and has now broken down en-
tirely. The chief refuses to tell anything
about the confession until be has consulted
Chicago detective, who is now on the
way here t. take charge of the prisoner.
It is known poJitively that Burke has
offered = return without being extradited
if allowed to turn states evidence. he
was brought before a magistrate yesterday
morning and remanded till Saturday.
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The Umpire Fled.

Sptc1W ItItYTuNt ~ UIt htYIeItT'
CANTON, o., June 19-At the end
of the eighth inning in to-
days game the score stood Dayton 3,
Canton 2. In Canton's half of the ninth
Ryn reached first on hit, and Berger put
the ball over the fence for home run.
Umpire Jones called foul" and then
changed his decision to "fsir, ," which was
right. After nearly an hours kicking
Jones left the field, and hes not yet made
any decision on the game and says he will
hot. Neither side gets the credit of a
victory.
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FORAKER REFUSES.

He Positively Declines 30 Accept the Re-
publican Nomination.
NEW YORK, June 19.-'I have no time
to talk polihc1," said Governor Foraker,
of Ohio, to Times reporter yesterday. 81
am about to start for home and have bare
ly time to catch my train"
"Are the reports true, Governor, that
you are a candidate for denominations"
'No, sir, 1 am not candidate for re-
nomination. Ihave no desire for the honor
again and believe it is time to give some
body else a chance 1 am aware of the
movement to push the nomination upon
me, but you can say for me that I do not
want it and will not take it,"
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Oh, WHAT A CAME
Wheeling Again slaughters Hamilton
Other Games Yesterday.

Wheeling Again slaughters Hamilton
Other Games Yesterday.
The last game of ball was played on the
Island park yesterday afternoon until the
team returns on July 4, for two games
with Canton, and the Hamiltons were
again the victims. The weather was all
that could be desired, and the attendance
wss fair. Gsllsher, of Bellaire, who was
recently released by Hamilton, and given
a trial by Wheeling, was again in the box
for the visitors for another show. Gala
her, as usual WIS very wild, and he had
the Wheeling boys scared pretty badly at
first, but they managed with
the assistance of few errors, some good
br1e running, one hit and Gallagher's
wildnoss to pile up five runs in the first
six innings. In the sixth the visitors
made three, then the home team got a
good start and didn't stop scoring until ten
runs were scored and Reddy Williams
was called out at first, the ball getting
there several seconds after he did. Gal
lsgher almost broke Zimmer's arm by hit
tihB nun WAbh bhC DaAlt Wcnb W btCOuu
on Niles error, which gave O'Rourke lift
and scored on Dunn's hit, O'Rourke going
TO third, Dunn stole second and both
scored on Nichols hit. Sammy went "a
second on Williams hit. Sammy and
Re 1dy stole second and third respectively
Nichol scored on Lanser's bad throw ant
Williams went to third and scored or
Whites muff of Bowmsn's fly. Bowman
went to second on a wild pitch, Miller got
life on balls Hobrecht got the same gift
thinner got another and Bowman wa'
forced in; O'R1urke got present of base
and Miller was forced in. Then Hobrecht
scored on Dnnn's fly and thinner and
O'Rourke acored on. Nichols hit.
After this the game lost interest and
Wheeling came off an easy victor. Dunr
took Miller's place in the seventh and in
the eighth Higgins took Gallagher's place
The visitors put up a very poor fielding
game, Shoupe especially piling up half Of
the ten errors, which was no doubt due tC
very sore hand.
Following is the score in full:
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POLL TAX STICKS.

The Suffrage Amendment Defeated In
Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, June 19.-Returns re-
ceived to-day show that the suffrage
amendment, proposing the abolition Of the
fifty cent roll tax qualification, is defeat
ed by decided majority. Owing to the
greater interest in the prohibitory amend
ment the vote on the suffrage amendment
wel Ic sight of entirely in number Of
counties but the figureI received to-day
leave no doubt OF IL defeat, nOtwith-
standing the fact that Philadelphia gave
q 2fss das5 5es%sj RHiGFtE ErO fGT iga5SSg iGSgRu As
$4,000 against the POLL tax abolition.
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THREE In ONE DAY.
A TERRIBLE MURDER RECORD PROM
PUTNAM COUNTY.
A Wealthy Farmer Killed by a Tsnant-Two
Other Like Orimss-A Lynching Prom
issd in One Oass-Gsnsral
State News.
Special Telegram to the Register.

Special Telegram to the Register.
CHARLESTON, June 19.-James D.
PAUL, bachelor, aged about sixty years,
who owned several farms in Putnam coun-
ty, and who had for a tenant Will S.
Wheeler, with whom he lived, was struck
on the head, last Sunday morning, by
Wheeler with poker, from the effects of
which he died yesterday. 1t appears that
PAUL wss too familiar with one of Wheel
er's daughters.
KILLED WITH A CLUB.
At Plymouth, in the same county, John
Moore became involved in trouble with
Henry Bradley, which resulted in Moore
striking Bradley with club, which re-
suited in death.
A MINER KILLS A COMPANION.
This morning at the Marmet mines, in
Putnam county, Doc Lawrence and Tom
Stevens renewed an old feud, which re-
suited in Lawrence striking Stevens in the
head with a miners pick. Stevens is dead
and officers are after the murderer, who
will be lynched if caught 1t is said that
he sneaked up behind Stevens and struck
him.
HIGGINBoTHAM MURDER TRIAL.
Gus HigginbOtham, who is charged with
the murder of Mrs. Rachael Wallace and
her son Simon last August, is on trial in
the Circuit Court and the evidence is very
damaging. Ex-COngressman Gibson ia for
the defense.
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MINER KILLS A COMPANION.
ACoUI1 rED OF WIFE MURDER.

Andrew shanks, of MorgsntowD, Cleared
ola Serious Charge.
Special 7tlegrGm 10 he Register.
MoRGANTowN, W. VA, June 19.-The
murder trial of Andrew Shanks closed to-
day, the jury bringing in a verdict of not
guilty.
Shanks was accused of the murder Of
his wife, who died in April, 1888, and the
indictment has been against him ever
since. The case only occupied three days
and the result was that it could not be
proven that Shanks was guilty of the MUIR
dor
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DETRoII's BoODLERs.
Aldermen who Wanted TO Sell Themselves
But Couldn't

Aldermen who Wanted TO Sell Themselves
But Couldn't
DETROIT, June ia serious charge OF
boodlerism has been laid at the door Of the
Detroit Board OF Aldermen to-day, impl-
eating the President and several prominent
members. The charges are based upon the
affidavit Of Peter Malcolm, Saginaw con
tractor, who put in bid for paving certain
streets.
Before the contracts we're awarded he
was approached by Alderman Jacob, VINO
intimated with more candor than dipio,,
macy. that if the aldermen received
ten per cent. cash Of Malcolm's
bid he would get the contract.
Malcolm did not do business in that way,
hence the affidavit. The aldermen deny
the charge, but there is little doubt in the
minds of the public as to their guilt. The
affair has created quite sensation here
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rhe Chesapeake Oanal Repairs,

afl'---- -a--ts--,.A % t---
WASHINGTON, June 19.-The meeting
of Chesapeake Canal officials and citizens
along the route to-day, was largely at
tended, and after deliberatiOn the Board
of Directors was authorized, in conjunc-
ton with the Maryland Board Of Public
Works. TO issue $500, 600 in bonds, the
pledge being given that the Maryland Leg
islature viii be urged to recognize them
and make them lien upon the corpus Of
khn rnwof
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FRANCES NAVAL POWER.

Millions Must be spent to Enable Her to
Retain Second Place on the Seas.
PARIS, June 19.-In the Chamber OF
Deputies to-day Vice Admiral DOmpierre
d'Hornoy declared that the men-of-war
now possessed by France were Of an anti
quated type, and ought to be replaced by
new vessels which would equal in number
and strength the united fleets of Germany
and Italy. Only in this way would
France be able to retain her rank of second
naval power of the world. He novel the
appointment of a committee to inquire into
condition of the navy.
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west virginia POstOmoes.

WASHINGTON, June 19.-West Virginia
postmasters we're appointed to-day as fol-
lows: Harrison S. Dye, Chesterville, Wood
eountv. vice W. A. Stephens resigned
Is. IL. Anderson, Cos, Upshur county, vice
william Aldaker removed; Thomss B.
Bancroft, Energetic, Putnam county, vice
ID. Il. Andrews resignC J.; John n. Judy,
Moorefeld, Hardy county, vice John z:
Silver removed; John H. Barney, Red
Creek. Tucker county, vice William Rains
---s.-,-aI
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rhndren starvIng 10 Death

On account of their inability to digest food,
viii ind a most marvellous food and rem
edv in SCOrr's EMULSION of Pure Cod
Liver Oh with HypOphOsphites. Very
nalatsble and easily digested. DR.. s. w.
Cohen. of Waco, Texas, says: Il have
0ss5 vour Emulsion in Infantile wasting
with good results. 1t not only restores
,gssted TISSUES, bat gives strength, and IN
ereases the appetite. l am glad to use suen
q reliable article"
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RRaa Rail HrIafa

The Thunderboltl will meet the Red
Letters on the tunnel green Saturday,
June %.
That is a queer state of affairs at Canton,
and the only wonder is that Umpire Jones
escaped alive.
That was a great catch Sammy Nichol
made in the lest inning, on which he made
a double play.
The management has signed a new
pitcher named Meehan, but he caunot re-
port for a w *.
The team left over the B. & o. last even
ing for Dayton, where they play the bal
ance of the week.
The Pink Carriers will accept the chal-
lege of the Thunderbolts, for June Both,
on the tunnel green.
O'Bren was too i'll to umpire yesterday
and Substitute Sheppard took his place.
Jack is by no means home umpire and
the visitors got the best of it all around.
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QUAY'S DOUBLINGS.
The Republican Chairman Carried Wa,
- xu,-,.,.-

The Republican Chairman Carried Water
and Whisky Together
PITTsBURG, June 19.-The Post pub
fishes the following intercepted dispatches,
representing Col. Matthew Quay's double
position on the prohibition question.
WMKEsBARRE, June 18.
Hon. N. s. Quay, Beaver, Pa:
Congratulate yOu on your good faith in
submitting the prohibition amendment
1t was voted on to-day. l estimate 30.
273 majority. How is it in Allegheny?
II. W. PALMER,
Chairman Prohibition Committee.
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n,,noi. Cnrnin Danger.

BLOOMINGTON, ILL, June l9-Another
deluge of rain fell Monday highland 1t has
rained every day for two weeks, and 2
vast quantity of rain has fallen; Aucn ol
the country is under water. The ground
has been cold and wet so long that IN the
low places the corn has become yellow
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pr,, chardIer,s yIctorv Nailed.

CONCORD, N. H., June 19.-At noon to
day the Legislature met in joint conven
ton. The journals of yesterday showing
that VIM f Chandler received a majority
vote for United States Senator In eacf
branch were read and Mr.. Chandler wai
formally declared elected by Speaker
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A Famons old House To be Torn DOwn

A Famous Old House To BE Torn Down.
ST. LOUIS, June 19.-It is reported that
the old Planters House on Fourth street,
between Pine and Chestnut streets, is to
be torn down and rebuilt in a magnificent
style. The old building was made famous
by Charles Dickens in his American Notes,
Dickens having stopped there when visit
ing st. Louis in 1S42. 1t was also from
the front balcony of the hotel that Presi-
dent Andrew johnson made one of the
speeches on which his impeachment was
haaad
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THE ONE YEAR RULE

Set Aside IN the Interest of Veteran Sol
diers.
WASHINGTON, June 19.-The Presient
to-day amended rule 10 of the civil service
rules, so as to do away with the limitation
of one year within which reinstatement
may legally be made to offices within the
classified service, 50 far as It affects ex-
Union soldiers and sailors.
The change was made upon the recon-
mendation of the Civil Service Commits
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SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS

Go to Take Part in the Worlds Great Con-
ventiOn.
NEW YoPK, June 19.-There sailed for
LIVERPOOL on board the "Bothnia" to-day
three hundred delegate1 to the Worlds
Sunday Eohcol Convention which meets
in London on July 2nd. They come from
all part3 of the Union, representing the
sunday schc DIS of all the leading cities.
They expect to reach London on June 29th-
On July 1 they will be received by the
Lord Mayor of L lndon, and on the follow
ing day the regular ses ions OF the conven-
tion will begin.
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NEARLY 100000.

Pennsylvania's Vast Majority Against Pro
hlbition.
PHILADELPHIA, June 19.--0fficial and
estimated returns from every county in
the State shows that the prohibition
amendment was defeated by 1885,
449 majority. Reports from all but
twelve counter show a majority of 49,
996 against the amendment providing for
the repeal of the poll tax qualification.
The majority against it will be still further
inoreasf1.
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investigating the chicago POstOmoo,

CHICAGO, June 1O.-Civil Service Com
missioners Charles Lyman, of York; ex-
Thompson, of South Carolina, and Theo-
dore Roosevelt arrived in Chicago this
morning and began an examination into
the workings of the pOstofice. Postmas-
ter Sexton called in all the division super
intendent1 and heads of departments, who
were thoroughly examined as to the man
ner of performing duties in their various
danorfrnan
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servia Rejects KussIa's Proposals.

LONDON, June 19.-The Daily Netcs'
Belgrade special says that the Servian Re-
gents have rejected the Russian proposal
for military convention. This action
was due to peremptory demand on the
part of Austria for an explanation. The
Cabinet hal decided not to permit the
young King to visit Paris, fcHring that his
absence from Belgrade might give rise to
aarioua fronhle
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prejudice the public sgsinst Mr.. Sullivan
will be effectively done; first, because Mr..
Sullivan advised Patrick Egan respecting
information sent to England regarding the
ParnelI forgeries; and second, because he
selected Father DOrney to convey across
the ocean the documents which smashed
the Times case.