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The Portland daily press., 1890-04-11
Commissioners Of pn,rr,.ov

40 the Edttor OF the Press:
The second regular meeting of the conn
missioners Pharmacy for 1890, was held a,
tne Preble House on Wednesday. Present.
Messrs. Cummings and Partridge. Mr.. Rovn
ton not having arrived from a Journey in SEQ
son TO be on hand. Four applicants for rss-
istry and certificate presented themss,vss
and after the usual hours of writing .nd
oral quiz had passed. and their wort was
scored, were found qualified for Certificates as as
registered apothecaries. The names 49,
Russell E. Andrews of Lewiston Frod wv W.
boothoy and Oscar P. Rogers of Portland,
and Eugene d. O'Neil of Biddeford All
ald very well, and in comparison with the
standard hitherto used, the result was emf.
nentiy satisfactory; but we would have been
glad to see them exceed the standard adont.
ed at the February meeting more than thew
aiu. ~ we hope that they will not tbink non,
snat tnelr book work is over hnt will 81 NY ~
keep themselves abreast of what tbeir hr55.s "
OF pharmacists In other states ara doirg o.s
acaualnt themselves especially win az hut ane
apparatus and modes of pharmcenticaI9 ,nes,. uoss
TO make. ' w Shelr lou
Inc subject of a meeting at Banoor T.,
June or August was discussed. with In III
% meeting candidates from the eastarn rn r,eW
poad ~ tne s.ate nall way, saving them the rail.
'o"" iares 70 that extent, II was thought
The Portland daily press., 1890-04-11
PASSENGERS TERRIFIED,
when the Steamer AvoIca Reca,vea
Death Blow In Collision.

LONDON, April 1O.-The British steama,
North Cambria. from Baltimore March %
ior Hamburg. arrived at Dover this morning
leaking, with her bows stove and her fore
compartment full of water. She was in col
ision at midnight last night with the passen-
ger steamer Avoica, bound from London for
.s naoiin. Inc Avoica was so badly damaged
snat sne sank No lives were lost. Tba
North Cambria struck the AvoIca am,dsh;.s
WV misn great force, and cut half way throuagH
sta,m no. mu,i. ,Inere were II passengers On t6e
sSte;asdmer, including several Women and snS
On children. A scene Of wild confusion follaw anu
rnsbaS ra sae col Seolslo1 The terrified passengers
deck. The five boats belonging to s the y staam .me
anS we're ne cleared away. and the passengers
hastilY has sie ent' crew. which numbered 25 people.
ths AToes Soe boats lay By for hours until
picked up the people in the boats bu,,a ard tnen
effects aisa tnem 70 Dover. Some of the personal
saved. anu crew were
The Portland daily press., 1890-04-11
DO WE WANT c,,,..
indications That the Island Is or,v
Waiting for Us 10 speak

NEW YORK. April 10-Adyices from u.-
Vana say that the question of the anna~.,,on a
oi ouoa to the United States is daily orowiU,
:. nUre serious. and the government Commenced
70 De alarmed at the propagation that more
~ ieSs openly Is being carried on with 70
sui's snat Will soon be known. The cam
pa pa.sn 'nat mas been opened by several lead.
~ my papers is courageously sustained IN -
atsale s.Aaole editorials that eeneraIiv att-. te.
some svaa one having gone 50 far as 10 asssrt
IN hrongh oths IN ago tnat the Spanish goyernment
istress t1elr disgraceful and ruinons admIn
throw ~ uid more than anybody eIsa -
Statas Nuva INTO the arms Of the TTnt,ey
osr.. Inc organization of an annexationtsvt
4 is AZ, is oeing perslstently spoken of tbonah
~ 20 %. u,lncuit 70 designate as vet thnss
wv. Iuas9 .aken the Initiative in ia foro,a wno
J, ns Isn tne exception of some newsnsnar ..aI
s;i,., Jis, VINO nave boldly assumed the rssna.ss
~ ,ilT oI tneir acts, the main part of thap ,s
~, ~, LIBERALS as well as Conserve.,p.oooO- poo-
,roae rousu ~ longing for change that wonid ioe'
I've tne general situation Of Cnba and LII an
'oi y ~ iunaDltants from ruin and desnaratsar
~ ~ noe uare. as yet, TO pronounce tbemsaisn,
~ = openly, and prudently observa tha si
condnas s1nes - before adoptinga political Ina
! ibe boohuuct de that would bind them forevar
ta;,.ao fv u9uot tnat still prevails regarding tba
ssHtude " the United States will assume 'Io 40
~ - question induces great many whass 4, ~
uence would weigh heavily 10 the hsIennn-- ,n-
REMAIN In the background.
The Portland daily press., 1890-04-11
LONG AND FURIOUS
me fright On the Changes In the
Dominion Tariff.

OTTAWA, Ont, April 1O.-The debate on
tne clauses of the new tariff bill was adionrn
cd last night. shortly after midnight with
out the adoption Of the clause coneernIng
Increased duty on live cattle. sheen ana
hogs. The debate will be Continued todav
and there is no doubt the fight win be Iong
and furious. ''"S
O. Mr.. freeman said he would prefer 70 t.ho
secretary OF State Blaine's idea Of recinron
NY; which was that Canada could onlY Set
rsthy rstth,procity by accepting political nnIon
gardI oa,Igr snan tne opinion Of Senator Hltt re,
MI M Mcmillan, DIR. Landerken u1ss-.
WWcM9iuuiien, Bechard. Wilson. MnlocE snd
ie Maldie al spoke against the Increase sla9 ~
uuty, on the grounds already stated hv othoa ~
opposition members. W 0'ner
ID non. n Mr; Bowel, Minister of Customs do
,eI !; ~ tnat tnere was any spirit Of retalIat,on
~ tne tarlH changes. SO far as tha Tn.l
auian government was concerned n haS an VI
lntention 70 reduce the tariff. As to no ho
;ourse which the United States was ~ nrsl. sne
ns, tney were prompted to it bvP sneh
.enoers. y No one had ever heard af dtli
\ III i've cents on eggs until the Commepcisy
IInlonistS haQ made their howIin- la .aI
arougn canada. The object of the rt. soIr
~ ans Ir%i was 70 get Canada poljtleally sllad =
The Portland daily press., 1890-04-11
Merchants, waeL

The interest in the coming Merchants
Week is steadily on the increase In many
counting-rooms you hear good deal about
the expected visit of our friends from all
parts Of the state. We have not yet heard
of any action on the part of the Board of
Trade, but we presume the executive commit
tee has not yet perfected its arrangements
for cooperation. The order laid on the Ia
BILE by the Board Of Aldermen at the regular
monthly meeting (but unanimously passed
in the lower board was probably done so un
der misapprehensi5n and will probably be
taken up and receive concurrent action II n
special meeting is called for any purpose: or
1t could be done at the adjourned hearing ON
the insane case this afternoon. The proposed
appropriation Of $780, was not intended for
any purpose except for such trifilng expenses
as always occur In any affair OF the Kind and
not Tor any Iunketing purposes. With COM
nttees from the Board of Trade and the city
he affair,
The Portland daily press., 1890-04-11
BULLETS FLY IN VALENCIA STREETS.
An Anh'carlIst Demonstration Ends
In a General Fight.
troops Charging the BarrIcadsa
Erected by the Rioters.
SuDa and Canada Thinking Of posaI-
bilisles OF Annexation,

MADRID. April 1O.-Tbe arr,va, o,.s
m llSI leader, Marquis Carralbo. at ysIencJs ~, -
aay' was made the occasion Of an anti 'car,so,
demonstration. Thousands Of antI-carIls,s
aonowed the marquis to his hotel, Tbev
siis smashed many windows Of the hotel and
ohs. lieu - SET nre to the building. The troops
sons oa su- anu dispersed the mob. Many per-
suns were wounded. Some time afterwards
a MOB OF 200 persons invaded the CarIst cInh
ana set IRE to the furniture. When the fire.
men " came the mob tried to obstruct them.
AnOener mob tried to burn a church hut
were were, prevented by the troops. The troops
.ro'Sa .iea 10 Glsperse the constantly gathering
\. The latter built two barracades in
me y streets. The military antbor,tiaa ~
son Is p0ssessl0n p0ds1 Of the city while the garr
: -Rioting continues. Tha 80.
@ Vere T., several gSs charges and many persops Sps
Tiled tSonan o, y Is reported that some were
'iooosned as long as possible. " SVo'd
The Portland daily press., 1890-04-11
WAR DEcLARE,-
archbishop cIeary on the Catholics
and t,re Schools.

KINGSTON. ont, April 10-Archblsbon
Cleary has sissued circular letter to the cler,
gy in hj.diocese respecting the relation of
Rop@n Catholics to separate schools, which
bas created decided sensation. The Arch
Disnop charges the priests to call upon avery
ray. ra.e payer VINO deliberately chooses to sIde
Win the enemy for the gradual destrYctjon
OF Catholic education In the proyince' and
a9nounee ~ 1 70 him. In the name and authoritv
Oh tne Bishop, that the action Is rebeIlIo1
sgalnst tne church and that the Archbishop
reserves TO himself alone, or In his absence
70 tne administrator, all power Of absoIvin1
any sucn reDellious Catholic from his sins
unless y ne shall have signed written declara'
non Y. snat ne heartily repents of having in
luIed tne church and scandallzed his neigh
Dors oy his withdrawal Of his taxes from
oatnollc education and shah have Promised
= become supporter of separate school AZ
us earliest opportunity. On receipt OF s,,eh
written declaration, any priest OF the diocasa
nay grant absolution. ~'o0o'o
The Portland daily press., 1890-04-11
: ~nr OF FIRE
"''n Made corham, N. H., People
Get Up Very Early.
Especial to the Press I


ooRHAM. N. H., April 1O.-Our noon,,
were startled this morning at ahon. 'vpa' = y
py cry OF fire. and turning out found tbe
'so,e oi " y. Hamlin, ON the corner Of Main
suu IAcnange streets, to be so comnletalv
aiieu WITH smoke that it was hard To Iocato
.ne IRE inside. The Androscoggin Engine
company was soon on duty. and togetnor
"i'a nose from one of our hydrants 90
trun iuUuea lne building with water that the d.
II ~ uc tion, which for a time seemed ;n1o,, uo
n;r,;rs nos only OF that building but Others ad
or.;il9S was happily averted. and anothor
iiiuoe iiia0ne connagration saved to our beantifni
ontEoi, th ior nad It broken outside and cot
ave extended 10 Tx showing fHvg how far 1t would
AMI any IA t1e upper. district was also u- suna
tvneq W ana responded as quickly as noosihin
~ snt1 wnen they arrived the fire was 1rD, nnde.,
The loss to Mr.. Hamlin is onita ho.u
'cially upon his large stock Of goods ,yl yIS ~
Dadly damaged by fire. smoke ".od and
sI55, put MS Insurance will probable cover
.o ho uveu over the store, and but fnr tha
tanate discovery, first Indicated bv ona % ~
y LUIS s chiiuIen, whose room was fiiIed
n oaohe, Sarn tne consequences might have
A Blaze In Cornish.
oRNIsH, April 10.-The dwelling hopsa 80
:, ~ % Lastnan was discovered burning |
sne root at eleven O'Clock todav' re-
d;n dd;T,uinary exertioDs of the neighbors. the
gaangs were saved after being c0nsiderao
iamaged. They were insured for $500
-FOUR Hundred Without Work.
sw YORK, April 1o.-The sbons 80 -
- q FoWler. Car Building Comnanv
,ksyn: burned tonight. Loss SOD ooo'
loyment. snio"n OUT OF
The Portland daily press., 1890-04-11
JACK o The BEAN STALK ourDoNE
Phillips, the Climber, Reaches tho
Top OF That Towering Chimney.
Thousand People Watch Hin, r,x
the Last Ladder.
ne Comes Down at His Ease Nv -.
Inside Route.

NEW YORK, April 1O.-It was avoo.,u >
suis morning when Phillips, the merry slat,
rooier, who has been entrusted with the IL,
q scaiing the S35-foot chimney at CIark.'
nuns at hearney, near Newark, fastened ,bs
,as1 iaader TO the top of the great cbimnav
rroDaDiy a thousand people watched ~.
DARING man with hearts beating fast ana nn
tunred faces full of anxiety. Ha stoaa
upright on the cap and looked down unon
tne people with the utmost upconcar,
Quite breeze was blowing at the time ana
fhiiiips' coat tails were Tapping in an aI.rr,
lug nanner. lie was soon lying outstretcbed
uaa.l az zap peering down the chimney. Be
meath stood Campbell Clark.
Hello" shouted Clark. "how do. 4.
look?' ~" uoes IL
+, IL ,n. looks ALI right to me-" yelled Phillins
~ Tsrn. Trsturn. Il can't see any breaks p'
!, Ihis conversation referred Ia tba oona,-
sivn IIat u ine chimney. Two weeks ago TODAY
/. lgntning bolt shot down, piroueftip@ oy
! dne I9p long enough to take off several h,n IN
- t,eG S; DricKs, and then going down the side
skin Of ~ he .1Iee ebge larger slices of the outer
- t,nillps !, VIII drive iron bolts In the can so
w permit tne Singing Of stagings. SO thai
mas9ns can repair the brickwork. a Ina
nan %omsore9 %os9 tnrough the inside and to IL the |
en- feet long, which were laid crosswise ' eaca e
he he sop OF the chimney. Phillips lasbed
auied 9k dipge.ne5' nS and after which pulley was
ho hol ia rope was rushed through the blocks and
ne y. loo was COMPLETED A bOatswain's s,in9 ina
q eImbarp sen1 up minute Or 50 later the dar
l,ooMy depths Of the great shaft. CamnhaI1
.atE y atI, grasped his hand and heartily com
ason soaesu me successful climber Master
- resumed Tomorrow morning, "O'A VIII
merioa nnrs Is th tne trst time in the history of
aefica an aca u, s6at chimney of that height has
II In 0ca1sd aThay py means OF ladders. Phillips
~ ~ Inere's no more danger going 49o l
~ ~ tnan an, there Is geing 100. Either faII
~ sIi1 XII you; l never feel afraid. how. Il
~ same Inc meI ladders tS will be taken down In
y nave to be lowered outside the cbimnon II
repair the lightning's work. "ney ]
The Portland daily press., 1890-04-11
PRICE Sc A YEAR IN ADVANCE

PeS,pahode Penahoo tnat the newspapers of Aroostook
ia % tne interest of residents In that bs1t bsIVuId
taaa, tmaaine, call. the attention of those ~ "
instrnag, isIg 20 apply for examination to this. and
saSs snssract them to notify H. Il. CummiIne. Snu
Pfsursary Port1sy Of the board, COG Congress street
saw six u r waen 4 sufficiently large class
attend the commissioners wonId noaat 70
nangg nnangor ior their accommodation and benast' '
90 rati n we would recommend 10 them the
phsltud Ipsrelui study Of Remington's Practice 'H oS
Tbis nify, adiel.,p particularly the second edition.
lions and will supply the Demand az "a 9t.a 9ues
nn naae IN past years for the questions asEed
on examinations. The oral examinafio1nus
sIpfdse tiaa d Questions upon the sources, proper.
meSicInsa sss d ana descriptions Of old standard
elected. 'Aou'u NOT De ne
The Portland daily press., 1890-04-11
ARchER's BIG MAUI
Getting atthe Facts In the Case =,
Maryiand's Treasurer.

BALTIMORE, Nd, April 1s.-The Arcber
inVest'gating committee discovered todau
ina. In addition to $685. is coupon bonds
otate treasurer Archer disposed of for his
own account. over $4,000 in registered bonds
IS missing. The committee this afternoon
MADE report to Gov. Jackson. They rec
ommend that the attorney general be in
TSsracted Trss to at once bring suit against State
J. treasurer Archer's bondsmen, and that fhe
Iacts they have developed be laid before tha iae
aRs.SUf;ney general and The states attorney at
nandI na,.dimore, they to proceed as the case de-
nianus. oisI Us Ihey charge the treasurer with ofsi-
,ial malfeasance and and repeated misannro .1i-
PI Po,aIon 70 MS own use Of Securities and
son1s sa oeioagIng e to the state. The Commit
y MN, but were not able to ascertain uJSs wbst
,e e.!al aao WIth the remainder. Gov. jackson
,ouned ,a,s treasurer Archer to appear at An
harges. answer W the
state Treasurer Archer has been arrested
The Portland daily press., 1890-04-11

the desire of both the State and the N
Departments and Consul General Sey
that ths naval officers who may be sen
Samoa from time to time, shall have cl
understanding of the treaty relations of
governments interested In the islands, /;
thus be able to fact intelligibly in conc
with the diplomatic representative of
government at all times. 1t is the purp
Of the government to keep one vessel at
moa constantly for the present.
The Portland daily press., 1890-04-11
Must Examine the Rnoks

MANCHESTER. N. H., April 1o.-Tonight
10 the Supreme Court counsel for the Man
chester & Lawrence road, asked Judge
p tbingham a for an order allowing them access
conid ,LG Dooks oI the Concord railroad so they
pench decided that they should have. .Gudga
brigham held that the Concord road mnst
within 80 days. file an answer TO the biiI Il,
equity OF the Manchester & Lawrence road.
its specification within 45 DAYS. The conrt mre
VIII appoint tribunal in 60 days to have acs
cess 10 all the books and papers. unless the
parties agree In 40 days upon a tribunal '"o
The Portland daily press., 1890-04-11
RAILROADS OF IMPoRTANcs tn
MAINE.
Located In New hampshire Tbsv
connect with Portland Roads.

The Lake Shore Railroad from rah. vu
iage to Alton Bay, ". H. which entarns,.'-r -
no VI Deiknap county have champIoped
~ twenty years will In the course of few
mon.ns oe fully completed and open IN tbs
PUBIC. This will unite the Maine and Com
cord systems through the most attractiva
Ao sec'ion' and aside from its ADVANTAGES
paSsenger route twill give Belknan
sounsy people much shorter route and CON
1equentiy reduced freight tariffs to Dover
aol1smouth and Portland. It lis unders,ooS
'hat tne two systems win give exeelIsn,
passenger accommodations over the linz
wnicn VIII largely increase summer busi.
ness az The Weirs. Ex-Goy. Frederict
onytn' president of the Concord corpora-
lion, says that the Suncook Valley Iina ,r,n
% pushed through from Barnstead Can't
70 Althn Bay, which will give the concord
ROAD a complete circuit from Concord -
Concord iaso ana 70
Ano'ner important project, and for which |
onsineels are making a survey, Is tbe bpiId-
ing OF a line from North Stratford down ~
Upper connecticut Valley to WbItessld
inis would connect the Upper Coos roa-, ,
Win the Maine Central, and wonld ,b..a !
s,ve 81 new and shorter route from Boston .
Sia lover the White Mountain Notch. Cole a
prooK' ana Sawyervills, P. O.. to ouebec
IN accordance with an agreement entered /.
ulo In 1887 the Concord railroad will give 4
Important aid to the immediate extension of ?
ne Whitedeld and Jefferson line. This Il
a.ter road already penetrates the most vain
oie lumber section In New Hampshire. The Y
ron mas now reached few miles beyond y
emerson Meadows. and 1t is expected that pl
ne extension will reach Gorham this wear II
nas point viii be only a atemporary' stopping K,
lace, for it is the intention Of the managers dc
push it through to Enrol dam, and thence to
trough great forest tract over the Domi. o.
on ~, line or into Maine. to make connection III
ith an International system. at
The Portland daily press., 1890-04-11
The Canadian Railroads.

NEW YORK, April 10-The Washington
correspondent of the Herald says the report
which Senator Cullom yesterday laid before
the interstate commerce committee upholds
the view urged by many railroad managers
in the United States that the partnership
railroads puts the common carriers Of the
United States at disadvantage, and in
dorses the allegation that the purpose of the
Dominion government is political one, and
inimical to this country. The Canadian Pa
Cullom reaches the conclusion that the COM
merce Of the United States needs protection
from the encroachments Of our neighbors
across the way.
:. He therefore recommends legislation that
to conform to the provisions in the inter-
state commerce act, the same as lines lying
entirely within the territory of the United
The Portland daily press., 1890-04-11
TWELVE REPORTED pY
Poisoned BY Eating the File
Wild Turkey.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, April 10.-A
ing Station, William Browning sho
wild turkey gobbler, and invited Il
Of George Hayes to a dinner. at VIII
served. Sixteen persons belongh
two families sat down to the tab
after partaking of the turkey they
tackled with nausea and convulsion
of the persons were relieved by
The others are reported dying, /
posed the turkey ate some poisoned
for wolves.
The Portland daily press., 1890-04-11
Cars In a Heap.

MANSFIELD, Mass, April 10.-The local
freight train that left here at 80 p: M. for
Taunton was wrecked between this place
and an Nortin about 4.45. The train consisted OF
- 5c, cars, loaded with miscellaneous freight:
Inc accident was caused by the breaking of
aa.,p d pIaKe peam on the third car from the en-
car, throwing the trucks off the track. Forty
~ Two cars were thrown in promiscuous heap,
ir,o inrs,oeking Doth tracks. No one was injured.
saIe dne damage to rolling stock will not exceed
0U.an0.tne damage. to. the freight Is light
The Portland daily press., 1890-04-11
washington Notes

1t is announced at the War Del
that the court martial which tried
ant Steele at Chicago for conduct |
ing an officer and gentleman in stri
vate Dell P. Wild, found him gu
sentenced him to be reprimanded
confined within the limits of his
period of three months.
The House committee on comm
reported favorably the bill to estab
signal on CuckhOlds. BoOthbay Ha
The Portland daily press., 1890-04-11
Funeral OF EIbrIdee O. Pierce.

PORTSMOUTH. N. H.. April 1o.-The
funeral funeral services over the late Elbridge q.
tartan church, and were largely attended bv
friends and relatives. The services wers
conducted by Rev. Alfred Gooding. DELE.
cations from the different secret Societies 10
which the deceased belonged were present.
Inc remains were inferred in Harmony
Grove cemetery.
The Portland daily press., 1890-04-11
Tho Samoan Isianss

WASHINGTON, April 1O-Harold M. Sew
all, the recently appointed Consul General
at Apia, Samoa, was at the Navy Depart
ment today. In conference with Secretary
Tracy and the naval officers who have been
on duty there in relation to the condition of
affairs In the Samoan Islands 1t is moi un-
derstood that there Is to be any increase in
the naval force in Samoan waters, but it is
The Portland daily press., 1890-04-11
Weather Observations,

The following are the United States Signal
Service observations for yesterday. April
10th, taken at p. M, 10Th meridian time
the observations for each station being given
in this order: Temperature. direction Of the
wind, state of the weather:
Boston, 44O, w, cloudy. New York, SOP,
NV, cloudless: PHILADELPHIA. 500, partly
cloudy; Washington, 46', NV, cloudless Z;
snow Cleveland, $40, NV, snow; Detroit,
S4O, NV, cloudy Chicago, 30o, Sc, cloudless
St. Paul, $50, Sc. partly cloudy; Duluth,
800. NE, partly cloudy st: Vincent. 64Y Sc,
partly cloudy; Bismarck. TAO, w, cloudless
Jacksonville, 70s. NV, cloudless.
The Portland daily press., 1890-04-11
ted the Absent.

4. l., April 1O.-There was
In the House today. The
within one vote of adopting
} for the sale of beer and
Republicans thought this
The German american vote
we're adopted by the Repub-
HON ran out of the State
the assembly without a
q sheriff chasing them.
mocrat, expanded Speaker
counting the absent MEM
We. Alter great confusi on
ned.
The Portland daily press., 1890-04-11
and and Potato s,,os

April 10.-During a thunder
iernoon a black cloud swent
Idity over Paterson, and for a
lost as dark as night. West
ne city say it looked like a tor
! no damage. 1t was dirty
ally seemed to be filled with
tely afterward rain fell in
ith 1t came down sand. dirt
to bugs in large quantities.
r Ferguson, the local and
slst, says the funnel and tube
ge at the City Hall were
sand and potato bugs, and
the cloud must have swept
q up portion Of somebody's
iring the midnight shower
hail fell to the size of pig
With such force as actually
lie depot hack horses run
edented phenomenon
The Portland daily press., 1890-04-11
Hard Tourney.

10.-The game today in
ment between DAILY and
0.points respectively, was
interesting. 1t resulted :
256.
tween Maurice DAILY of
randolph Heiser of New
,laying 300 points to the
On by Heiser, $50 to 297.
played tonight. Slosson
Is and was beaten by 81
Slosson, 443.
The Portland daily press., 1890-04-11
Foreign Notes.

La Palx. supposed to be inspired by Presi-
possibility of an agreement between Franca 1n cs
and Germany, TO be followed by general dis1
ornament La Paix thinks Emperor vii
tain this end. W "'-
A Rome despatch says the reported inc,,r,,
into municipal finances reveals a Stats ~
bankruptcy exceeding the worst antieina-
lions. The government declines further 10
assist In averting the crash and numerous
failures are expected. Ou'