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only to open up a rich mining region
which lies in that direction. No. we
are not interested in the projected Baker
City branch lines. We encouraged them
as they will undoubtedly prove a benefit to
our business, and we believe they will be
built. We expect to put large force of men
on the Puget Sound line soon. and the in-
tentiOn is to have it all finished before the
close of 1891"
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The Lutherans to Be Governed by Consciencs,
and Not the Code

The Lutherans to Be Governed by Consciencs,
and Not the Code.
MILWAUKEE, July 3.-The Lutheran
Synod closed its session to-day. The reso-
lutions passed state in substance that the
Lutherans feel in conscience constrained
not to send their children to the public
schools, because they are conducted upon a
non-religious basis. They disapprove. how
ever. of any attempt to distribute the
public school funds among the parochial
schools; approve the opposition made
against the recently passed school laws Il
Wisconsin and Illinois; declare they Will
oppose any similar legislation in other
States, and state they do not feel bound IN
conscience to obey such laws.
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"A CLOUD-BURST.
Traffic Stopped on the T,xas Pacific Road for
Hours

VAN HORN (Tex.), July "A remarka-
BILE cloud-burst in the mountains stopped
traffic on the Texas Pacific road to-day. A
train coming from Ell Paso, near here, ran
into an enormous flood of water, which
had spread about eight miles over the
valley, and completely inundated this
town. The train had 10 lay up
here, as the track ahead was all
washed out. The flood was almost without
warning. although it had been raining
heavily in the mountains for many hours.
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at Guaymas. Mexico, by the steamer New
bern. They were we'll supplied with money
and used every effort to get into the country.
They were in charge Of band of Mexican
coptrabandsts who had agreed to get them
across the border. Their examination be-
fore the United States Commissioner was
tax ing place when the report was made,
and the District Attorney was making an
effort to have them sent back to China.
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A CABINET CRISIS.

The Resignation Of the Spanish Ministry Ac-
cepted
MADRID, July 3.-TheTe is crisis in the
Spanish Cabinet. 1t is probable that a Con-
servative Ministry will be formed under the
presidency of Canoyas del Castillo.
The Queen Regent has accepted the
resignation OF the members of the Cabinet.
The sitting OF the Cortes has been sus-
pended pending the formation of the new
Ministry.
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Iiapeman l, Harper l. Time OF game-2 hours
Y Umpire Chase. Scorer-Ruggles.
COUGHLIN SECURED.
Roscoe VIII Pitch for the Home Team
Eialdnr

Fielder Hill Released.
Roscoe Coughlin belongs to the San Fran.
cisco Club. Yesterday morning Mr.. Hayena
who acted as Manager Firms agent re.
ceived a dispatch from Coughlin statins
he would pitch for salary trife lower
than the sum first asked. Mr.. Havens al
once wired back an acceptance of Cough.
Inns terms and ordered the ex-COlonel to
start for this city at once. Coughlin will
probably be here in time to pitch In the
games of next week. He is at present in
Evansville, Ill.
At the end of yesterdays game Manage.
Robinson released Hill. his center fielder.
The reason given was that Hill shirked his
work and failed to catch number of flies
batted to center field. The fiy-bails Hill
did not secure were scored as safe hits.
Riley, the amateur player, will be with the
Colonels to-day at short. DUNCAN will 90
back to the field and Lohman behind the
bat.
In the game at Oakland this morning
Sweeney and Speer will be the battery for
the Frscos and Cobb and Lohman will be
in the points for tile Colonels. The after
noon game at Haight-street Park win COM
mence at 2:30 o'clock. The batteries will
be Lookabaugh and Stevens, and Carsey
and IOhman.
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A TERRIBLE CRIME.
An Italian Merchant Murdered by His
Clerk.

PORT TOWNSEND, July 3.-John Delitis.
an Italian merchant, was murdered here
last night by his clerk, Joe Smith. who,
after robbing him escaped with about $1,000
Delitis' throat was cut from ear to ear, almost
severing the head from the body. The
crime was committed in Delitis' bedroom,
which bore evidences Of terrible struggle.
The bed, floor and walls we're covered
with blood and the murdered mans
trunk showed the bloody imprints of
the murderer's hands, while he rified its
contents for money. The crime was COM
mitted several hours previous to the dscov-
cry. and the murderer had ample time to
escape.
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CROSSING THE BORDER.
Special Agent McC,y Captures Twenty-four
Contraband Chinese.

WASHINGTON, July 3,-The Treasury
Department has been advised that Special
Agent Mccoy at Tucson, Ariz, has cap
tured twenty-four Cinnamon who were
endeavoring to make their way into tie
They were part Of the band Of Cinnamon
taken from San Francisco where they had
been refused permission 70 land and landed
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CLEVELAND, July 3.-The Cleveland league
team could not hit Nichols to-day and Boston
won with ease. Attendance 900. Summary:
Clevelands ds.......,.,............O U 0 0 o 90
Bostons. ns..........................3 IS 2 90 s-8
Base hits-Clevelands g, Bostons IL Errors
Cleyelands J. Bostons 2. Batteries-Garfeld and
Zimmer Nichols and Bennett. Umpire-McQuaid-
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Won hy Heavy Batting.

CHICAGO, July 3.-The local league club won
the game this afternoon In the ninth inning, by
heavy batting and the errors of the opposition
Attendance 900. Summary:
Chicagos. ...................1 2 o o 3-S
Philadelphias. ias...................1 90 o o 0-6
Base hits-Chicagos IL Philadelphia 4. Errors
Chicagos 2, Philadelphas T. Batteres-SuIlivan
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Gnttsnhsrg Rasnlta.

GUTENBERG On. j., July 3-First race.
five-eighths of a mile, Australia won. Jay
Gu Ell second, Red Elm third. Time, :04h.
Second race, six and half furlongs,
Shotover won, Jim Gray second, Nina W
third. Time, :23R.
Third race, two-year-olds, five-eighths of
mile, BsIlYiew won, Bertha Campbell sec
ond, Parolna third. Time, 1:O4h.
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EYRAUD's CONFESSION.

He Committed the Crime for Robbery and
Exonerates Gabrielle Bompard
PARIS. July 3.-Eyraud is reported, in
his confession, to have added that the crime
was premeditated and was committed for
the purpose Of robbery. He said he bought
the cord with which he strangled G0uffe
for that purpose. He exonerates Gabrielle
BOmpard from any completely in the affair.
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KEMMLER REsENTENCED.
He Must Die by Electricity During the First
Week in August

hs Musl DIG Uy E.tclrIclty During the Fist
Week in August
AUBURN On. ", July 3-Kemmler was
taken from the Auburn Prison this morn
ing to Buffalo, where he will be resen-
fenced to die by electricity. The prisoner
has become quite feshy within the past
three months.
BUFFALO, July 3.-For the third time the
sentence of death was to-day passed on
William Kemmler, the murderer, whose
case has become famous through the long
hghs n the courts against the electrical ex-
eeution law. Kemmler was brought from
Aubnrn this morning before the Court Of
oyer and TermiDer, and this afternoon
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HOLMES REMANDED.

The Alleged Robber of the Duchess of Edin-
burgh in Court.
LONDON, July 3.-Stephen Holmes, alias
Smith, who was arrested here yesterday on
suspicion of being the thief who stole the
Duchess of Edinburgh's jewels in May
last in Edinburgh, was arraigned to-day,
and remanded for hearing in Edinburgh.
1t is alleged that Holmes is barber, and
was formerly employed at 1882 Michigan
avenue. Chicago.
CHICAGO, July 8. = Nothing can be
learned of Holmes, alias Smith, here. No.
1882 Michigan avenue Is private house.
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Husted Was Wild

CHICAGO. July 3.-Husted pitched for the
Philadelphia brotherhood team this afternoon,
and through his wdness the visitors lost the
game. Attendance 1000. Summary:
Chicagos s........................Ol l 2 o 500 Is
Philadelphias. ........... ...... % q i Is
Base hits-Chicagos II, Phiadelphlas 2. Errors
Chicagos 4, Philadephias 2. Batteries-Baldwin
and Farrell Hustled aud Cross. Umpire-Ferguson.
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l Dungan's single. The score:


Earned - San Franeiscos 6, oaklands L.
Three-baSe htS-Hanley, Buchan, Ebright. Two
base hits-Young, Speer, Hanley. Sacrifice hits
Sweeney, Levy, Stevens, @. 0'Neill. First base
errors-San Franciscos 3. Oaklands 2. First base
called balls-San Franciscos l, 0akands 4.
Left bases-San Franciscos Z, 0aklands z.
Struck out-By Young /, bv Meegan q Double
plays-Lohman, Mcdonald and Isaacson, Stevens
to Sweeney, Shea, Ebrlght and Sweeney, Ebright
and Speer. Passed bails-Dungan. Wild pitches
Cobb. Time of same-2 hours. Umpire-Donohue.
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Eastern Weather.

CHICAGO, July 3.-The temperature n
several cities this morning is reported IS
follows: New York, 720; New Orleans,
7So; st. Louis. 74o; Cincinnati, 740; Chi-
eago, 100; Winnipeg, $50.
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Racing T1rs

New YORK, July 3.-Berserker's tips for
Monmouth Park: First race, Kingston or
Volunteer; second, Reporter or Sluggard;
third, Key West or Bolero; fourth, Della b
or Major DomO; fifth, Tenny; sixth, iris
ian or Erie; seventh, Filter or ARABIA
eighth N0M-Or- Newer or Niagara.
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THE BoGoTA CABINET.

General Can Succeeds Cuarvo as Minister
oi Wzr
PANAMA, July 3.-News has been received
frcm Bogota to the effect that on May 18th
General CuervO resigned his posi-
tion as Minister of War. General
Canal, Minister of Public Works,
assumed the portfolio. and will remain to
complete the actual term of General Gu
ervo. Much comment was caused by the
incident, which was followed by the resig-
nation of tie Sub-Secretary OF War and
the Adiutant-CoIOnrL
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BUFFALO, July 3.-The home team was easily
beaten by the Brooklyn brotherhood to-day.
Attendance 200. Summary:
Buffalos. os.........................0 90 i o.
BrOohlyns..........-....... .......b y OO2 ~-l3
Base hits-Bufaos 9. BroOklyns IL. Errors
Buffaos T. Brooklyns 8. Batteries-Keefe and
Mack, Sowders and Kinslow. Umpires-Matthews
and Leach
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op n.ng a: Br. ghton Beach.

BRIGHTON BEACH, July 3.-The races
opened here to-day. Following is a sum-
mary of events:
First race two-year-olds, fye-eighths of
mile, Coriolanus won, Repent second, En-
iiy Carter third. Time, l :05.
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What in Kansas

crop of Kansas is rapidly coming into the
local market. Dealers pronounce the grain
first class. The weather never has been
more favorable for harvesting and thrash
N
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DESPAIR AND DEATH.
A Man and Wife Commit Suicide in Conse-
quence of Destitution.

New YORK, July 3-Frank Wertland,
wife and child committed suicide in Ho-
boken to-day by drowning because Vert
land was unable to pay mortgage of S25
ON his household furniture. His landlord
received letter this morning stating what
he and his wife were about to do.
and search resulted in finding the
body of the wife and five-months-old babe
in the river. Wertland's body has not yet
been found,
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The House.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-To-day, after a
brief session and without transacting any
business of Importance, tho House ad-
iourued till Monday
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Cincinnati,s Good Work

CINCINNATI, July 3.-Tne Cincinnati league
team won its third straight game from tue Brook
lyns this afternoon in the presence OF 1000
people. The score:
Cincinnatis. s...................4 -
Base hts-Cincnnatls II, Brooklyns IL. Errors
Cincinnatis 3, Brooklyns 4. Batteries-Duryea and
keunan, LOyett and Clark. UmpIre-POwers.
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MORE BOODLING.

Liquor Licenses Refused Publicly but Granted
Privately in New York
NEW YORK, July 3.-The Excise Board
of this city has been discovered publicly
refusing to grant licenses to saloons when
the license is opposed by prominent citizeps,
and then granting them privately after The
opposition has become quiet. Licenses are
granted in defiance of the laws governing
location as regards churches and school,
houses. The clergymen and other promi-
nent citizens are up in arms over the dis
nln
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SULLIVAN'S Def.

He Will Meet ANY Man in the Wcrld in
Fight.
Boston, July 3.-John l.. Sullivan, who
is in town, talked fight freely with re-
porter. Il stand ready to meet any man in
the world, white or black" he said, "if suf-
fcient money is forthcoming" He will
meet Jackson for $4,000, but does not pro-
pose TO run after him.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-04

Gilman Marston was prominent citizen
of the State of New Hampshire. His pOlit-
ical career began in 1915, when he was
chosen to the Legislature. He was three
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EdrHeu ruls-ntuuktonS 2. Inree-uase nIt-UauIIL
Two-base hits-Fudger, DAILY First base on errors
Stocktons 3. First base balls-Stocktons 8. Sac
ramentos l.. LEFT on bases-Stocktons z, sacrs-
Double plays-Fudger Fogarty, Selma Sacrifice
hit-Wilson q Holiday, Cahil, Farrell. Passed
balls-Armstrong ], Bowman 2. Wild pitches
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RAIN AND HAILsToNEs.
Great Damage Done to Crops and Property in
Eastern Ontario

Eastern Ontario.
TORONTO, July "A severe storm pre-
vailed in Eastern Ontario yesterday. In
Campbell Ford and the neighborhood hail
stones the size of hens eggs fell, completely
destroying all the crops aud glass in the
vicinity The wind leveled trees and fences
and unroofed many buildings. The water
washed out many culverts, delaying trains
badly. In the vicinity of Picton and Spring
field lightning set fire to many barns and
killed much live stock.
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The Tariff Bill.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-Senator Morrill,
will on Monday ask to have the Tariff Bill
taken up instead Of the River and Harbor
Bill,
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WASHINGTON, July 3.-Tbe President sent TO
the Senate to-day tile following nominations.
Adam Z. King OF Maryland TO be Consul. General
at Paris; James j. Paterson Of West Virginia,
10 be Consul at Merida, Mexico.
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GILMAN NiARsToN.

Death of a Prominent Citizen of New Hamp-
shire
EXETER On. H., July General China
Marston died this morning.
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PITTsBURG, July 3.-The Pillsburg Boston
game Today was postponed in order TO allow the
Bostons 10 reach home aud play on tile Fourth.
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YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK.

The House Public Land, Committee Viii Re-
port Vandever's Bill.
WASHINGTON, July 3.-At its next meet
ing the House Public Lands Committee
will favorably report Vandever's bill
creating the Yosemite National Park.
The area embraced in the proposed
park, as decided upon by the committee.
equals in extent ninety-one townships, ex-
From this should be deducted $40 private
land entries, averaging 100 acres. leaving
1,096, $40 acres
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KING osCAR's CHOICE.

Conrad Cehsrkeraub Nominated for Chief
justice Of Samoa.
STOCKHOLM, July 3-In accordance with
the request Of America, Germany and En-
gland. King Oscar has nominated Conrad
Ceherkeraub for the post OF Chief Justice
of Samoa. The appointee is now assistant
Judge in this city.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-04
THE PLAYERS LEAGUE.
Ewing's Brother Manages to Shut Out the

CLEVELAND, July 3.-Ewing was a puzzle to
the Cleveland brotherhood CLUB to-day and
shut out was the result. Attendance GOO. Sum-
mary:
New Yorks. 0 o 2 % 1915
Base hts-Clevelands 4, New Yorks IL. Errors
Clevelands 2. New Yorks o. Batteries -GruDer
and Sutciff, j. Ewing and W. Ewing. Umpires-
Knight and Jones.
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A HIGHER LAW.

Judge Childs ordered his previous sentence
to be carried into effect at Auburn Prison
during the first week in August.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-11
South Dakota's Capital.

Although Pierre claims to have won the con-
test for the permanent capital in South Oak ta
by a majority of about 5000, and many of that
city's opponents concede as much, the other
contestant for the honor does not yield anything
as is evident from the following Huron special:
''Of the senators in the new legislature the
republicans have elected enough to give them
a majority of three over all opposition in that
body, thore being twenty-four republicans to
twenty-one democrats and independents. In
the house there will be tie vote il the demo-
Gratis and Independents unite against the repub-
licans. There are three contests which ars be-
lieved to be rather favorable to therepublicans.
This would give them majority on joint ballot
and insure the election Of Senator Moody to
succeed himself Governor Mellettes vote will
exceed that Of Loucks, ind, by 1000 and that
Of Taylor, DEM, by 49, 900. 1t is very probable
that the capital question will 60 to the courts
for settlement"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-11
AN OUTLAWS ROMANCE.
Newberry, the Train Robber, Caught by
the Detectives While Counting

William A. Newberry, who was recently ar
STAR, for completely in the robbery of a train
at Salem, n. D., last June, betrayed himself
through his love. After the Salem robbery he
went to'Texas. Tho chief post Office inspector
gained information that he had resumed corre-
spondence with young lady named Shackel-
ford, living near Marshall, Va. After time
Inspector Watkins received information that
Newberry proposed to visit his old home near
Warrenton, which is but a short distance from
Marshall. AS quickly az possible he went to
Marshall and at once located his man. He then
telegraphed to Chief Inspector Rathbone to
"He is a dangerous man." he wired, land may
require vigorous treatment"
Inspectors Navlor and Troy, two Of tho most
experienced men on the force, were dispatched
To Watkins aid. They were armed with re-
volvers and instructed to use them if neces-
sary. Last Saturday afternoon they came upon
Newberry walking through an open field. In
spector Watkins stepped up to him, and. touch
ing him on the shoulder, told him that he was
wanted for the Salem train robbery. Realizing
that numbers were against him he offered no
resistance and consented to 60 with Inspector
Watkins to Fargo without requisition.
He left Washington Sunday night. Newberry
is the nephew of Vim. Z. Newberry, recently
elected to Congress from Chicago.
1t is expected that Newberry's friends, who
are highly connected, will do everything in
their power to make his punishment as light as
possible. but the evidence is against him SO
strong that he will probably be sentenced for
a long time.
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DRAINED OF THEIR GOLD.
South America Draws tho Precious
Metal From the Banks

On June 10 the six greatest banks of England,
France, Germany, Austria Hungary, Neither
lands and Belgium held an aggregate Of E116.-
913,775 of gold On November they held only
ElO3, 1870, decrease of G13 Ago, SG5. or over
S67,C0O,000. This decrease of gold has been
almost entirely in the three great banks of
England, France and Germany, viz: Bank OF
England. over 60 600, 900. or say $4,000, 900;
Bank of France, nearly $4,000 900, or S25 600,
600, and Bank Of Germany nearly Ct ,00O, 900,
or say S35, 100000. Where this vast amount Of
money has gone is difficult to say. but a largo
part has gone to South America and Just now
the strain upon the Bank Of England for further
amounts to go there and to Spain to support
the credit of English enterprises in those coun-
tries is the cause of the advance in the Bank of
England rate on Friday.
Tho object in faising the rate. of course, is
to make the rates OF interest 80 high in London
that it will discourage Spectators from buying
foreign securities, deter promoters of for
eign enterprises from borrowing money
or gold to send out of the country,
and also. on the other hand. to draw
money in gold from any other countries
where rates OF interest are lower than in Lon
don. The fact that money has been much
lower IN Paris for some months past than in
London has encouraged the belief that gold
could be drawn from there to London, but the
Bank Of France, which now holds only 1.19O,-
OO0.OO francs OF gold, or say $3.50. 200. 600,
against 1916, 200 900 francs, say 1868 000 000
at the end of June, refuses to sell any more
gold or part with it in loans or any other way.
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HIS RAID UPON wANAMAKER.
The Postmaster General Too Strong
and Gould Cannot Crush Him.

Ane postmaster OeneraI TOO strong
and Gould Cannot Crush Him.
Special to the New York Times.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10.-The panicky condi-
ton OF the stock market in New York was
sharply reflected here and the street was in a
high state Of excitement all day. The story
that Gould was striving to injure Postmaster
General Wanamaker by Gripping Reading was
used here as well as in New York. Whatever
may be the truth as regards Mr.. Gould, it can
be stated as fact that while Mr.. Wanamaker's
holdings OF Reading are large, every dollar of
stock that he owns is paid for in full. Tho
mere gambling decline in the price of the stock
to IA means nothing to Mr.. Wanamaker or any
other bona-fide owner. A leading banker,
speaking of the story about Gould and Wanna
maker, said:
1.-THE secret Of the Reading matter is that Mr.
Gould is out cunning for Mr.. Wanamaker and
has struck at him very hard as one of the heav-
lest holders of Reading stock But he has mis-
calculated or been misinformed of Mr.. Wanna
makers strength. Mr.. Wanamaker can have
all the money he wants, and can stand the racket
as long as Mr.. Gould can i think that an init
nation to that effect has been conveyed to Mr..
Gould from quarters he cannot question, and
this, along with some results of his move that
he had not counted upon, has aroused his Sec
ond sober thought. and believe he is now sup
porting the market But Mr.. Vanderbilt had
come to its rescue already The move against
Mr.. Wanamaker through Reading is mistake.
The Postmaster General is too strong, and Mr..
Gould cannot crush him"