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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-25
OWEN CLARK ACQUITTED.
The Hat Which Mr.. Powell Clutchea when
Attneked DID Not FIT Hin.


The case Of the people against owen Clark.
indicted on the charge Of assaulting Robert j.
Hare Powell OF New Brighton. was closed in
the Richmond County Court Of Sessions yes
terday afternoon. For the last year the attsn-
tion OF Staten Island has been directed to this
case and at the opening OF court yesterday
morning tho room was crowded. Tho first
half hour was passed In completing the jury.
The first witness called by tho pros ecution
was DR.. Frederick Clark. who testified that tho
wounds received by Mr. Powell were danger
GUS. The doctor also testified that on the
Tuesday following the assault. the day on
which owen Clark was first brought to MIR.
Powell for Identification. the latter was In no
condition to identify anybody.
Mr.. Powelrs testimony was the same as that
given In yesterdays Sun. and Mrs. Powell cor
roborated the testimony OF her husband. The
two other witnesses for tho prosecution. james
Smith, gardener for Mrs. Goodhue. and Ser.
eeant Cobb. told little Of Importance. Smith
testified to the fact that he found Clark in Mrs.
Goodhue'. barn, and that Clark took his hat.
The defense OPENED ,he case BY ealing
the day Of the assault. June is. 1890. Clark was
s Ssnass Nychos lis
confused. but adhered to che main points of
Charles Sawtfelder testified as to the good
When Clark was called everybody in the
look at him. lie said thai he eS had ssS. In Mrs.
Ioodhue,s barn PERHAPS a hundred times, 999
nos come ~ ssen abe
the 10TH. He went to Port Richmond. 5 came
sss 4 ana .S his M sss s.fs
Upon awaking. he said he went to the barn
and craw!sd in,o the hay:
when first lay down." When the hat which
was supposed 70 hnye been Clark's was sh %
70 him. he said: THAT is not my hat" This
ssltoge, her too small; and = burst OF Laughter
snes she lG o Ths H'seFnsy .sisa
to crowd + doT on casks but vas
that he went 10 Nj. Tosbure's in Eliza beth 10
At the Conclusion OF Clsrks examination he
rose, and with hls head thrown back. said:
ssd then You %s s.n
Felix O. Hanna testified that the hat alleged
to have been Clarks. and which Mr. Powell
anything. grown larger instead OF smaller BY
Es ops S S6s:S witness was called and
Both ef;Dssrics Attorney Gallaehss and
srpe Sssx e b the jury judge charge
When the jury, filed out Of the room 4, was
Clark and that Nichols had testified to an alibl
It's sss hf5Y ae Wne hsss
to return. Angelo S. Loekwood. the foreman.
gave tho following verdict:
establish The identity OF the prisoner. We find
cl1k Was conSrs Sa on FL sides
with Clark.
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Josephine Sickenser Dies OF Burns Ne.
ceived Week Ago.

Josephine Sickenser Dies OF Burns Ne.
ceived Week Ago.
Josephine Sickenger. a eood-lookine German
girl OF 81. got work week ago in the family Of
Richard Sichler. who keeps q restaurant at
1929 Third avenue and lives above the store.
Last Friday Miss Siekeneor arose early to I'M
ish the family ironing before the heat
OF the day. She heated the irons at
gas stove which rested on the
floor Just back of tho ironing board.
Working with her back to the stove. her skirt
that her clothing was In flames she was power
loss to mid herself.
She ran out on the fire escape. intending to
jump down to the yard. but found the distance
too great. She male no outcry, she said after
ward. because she feared that men would
answer her cries. Throwing herse!f OH bed
smother ths flames with the bedelothes.
but the bedding caught fire and added TO her
Then 6aa hs pss o Of Ss,e and
sirosser and Dr.. Brinkmann were summoned
End attended the I'll but .he died at $50
moved S'W to The . home 81 her Cousin. Mrs. late
Bresmer. at 230 Fat lO2d street.
in Mainz. Germany. Her stepfather is a glass
sSs
5q her ,Ha had ShsE
parents did not get On well toeetheI:
A year sRo Mrs; BresmeI, went to Germany
TO WSsn shs 10 Ne
York. Josephine came with her. She
had determiGed to , earn her own living
was unused to work and did not succ led. Her
sepnrstion from her parents ea AID her Lever
suicide She had recently reached her 2ist year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-25
GOT HARMED AND IS SORRY
WeddinE on Wednesday, NIabens Corpus n
Friday. for Annie WeymAn.

Wedding Wednesday, Habens Corpus
Friday. for Aunie WeymHn.
Eighteen y ear-old Annie Weyman Ia married
to 23-y year. old Albrecht Bauer. but she says
she wishes she wasn't. She Is to be in the SUI
preme Court this morning to tell Judge Bar
rett all about it, Bauer. who lives at 2S2 East
Tenth stree, with his mother. has known
Annie. no says. for two years. He was Wis
itor at her mothers house. 400 East Fifty.sev-
enth street. On Wednesday afternoon he and
Annie went out and wero married by the Rev.
q. c. +. Haas at his house. "a Seventh street.
Then they went 10 Mrs. Weymnns house. The
mother n.law said strong things to Bauer Ho
has been out OF work TOR two months. and she
told him he wasn't able TO support himself.
much less y vile He was ordered from the
house. anu the mother and daughter had a talk.
The young mans lawyer. August i. Wagner.
obtained yesterday 4 writ OF habeae, corpus.
returuable to-day. calling upon Mrs. Weyman
tition foT he writ Bauer says that Ms; WsI.
daughter. and thIt no was, too poor to ain
tain wife. A richer man had bespoken her.
and had obtained Mrs Wsyman's consent.
Her daughter was too young 10 marry, and the
marriage should he annulled. Bauer says that
the mother Is forcibly OBTAINING nsr daughter.
Bun reporter saw the bride last night. She
said that she WAS sorry she had married Bauer
and thai she will ask 10 be released from him.
Her m,ther says that the daughter did not Ie-
aize what she was doing when she married
Bauer.
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MINISTER PHELPS'S HEALTH.
He Has Not Yet Recovered from the
Elects of a Surgical Operation.

He Has Not Yet Recovered from the
Elects OF a Surgical Operation.
Recent cables from Berlin have incidentally
spoken OF the sickness OF Minister Phelps. At
first his indisposition was not considered seri-
Gus. but in the last few days some Of his friends
have become alarmed. 1t was learned at his
once In the United Bank building yesterday
that Mr. Phelps had undergone q surgical ope.
ration not usually OF dangerous character In
itself. The Minister'S wife and daughter are
with him In Berlin. His two sons are at Lake
George. The sons and Mr.. Phelps's repre-
sentatives In tho United Bank building have
received word that Mr.. Phelps has been
good deal weakened BY tho operation. which
was performed nearly month ago. and that
the wound does not heal as rapidly "a is Or
dinarily expected In such cases. Tho Minister
has never been considered a robust man. and
bis friends on this side OF the Atlantic are not
little disturbed concerning him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-25

Tho weather throughout the country from virsinia
northw to Canada and from the the Ata.-
tic, was showory yesterday, with an abnormal humid
y averaging 10 per cent and reaching o. per il
this neghborhood There light fog the bay and
dense fox on the middle Atlantic and New RnGisnd
COASTS The storm centre was In Canada moving town
the st. Lawrence Valley. and causing brisk to high
southery winds on the north Atlantic coast The high
pressure fingered the Atlantic Staten joining
with u second high wave that was coming down from
the Northwest with cooler weather.
II was from 10 TO Is degrees cooler in the WsstsPa
States In the OAK oas and Minnesota the tempe
registered As low as AZ II twas down So Santa
re- In this city it showsry. with sultrinsss
and light fog highest official temperature. 49, lowest
7no; average humidity. a5 Per cent; wind averaged
miles hour. southw
The thermometer at Psrrys pharmacy in THz suu
hnding tls a. xolo,..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-25
THREATEN TO KILL ITALIANS
Penusyivnuia woodsmen Demand That =
Murderer he Given Up In Five Days.

PfrrsBuRaH. July 2.-Glen Hazel. lumber
ing hamlet fourteen miles from Ridgway. Elk
county NAV soon be the scene OF q race war.
During a drunken row between lumbermen
and Italians employed in grading an extension
OF the New York. Lake Erie and Western Rail-
road. Horace Fisher, a jobber. was fatally
stabbed by Pnolo Pessuzzi. The latter then
made his escape to the Italian camp and has
not been cantured. although the County Com
missioners have offered reward Of $500.
Soon after the murder the Italians at Glen
Hazel flung the national flag OF italy to the
breeze and deied arrest. The woodsmen then
began to talk OF shooting every italian in the
town. They hnve served notice on the leader
Of the Italians. giving him Ave days to deliver
PassuzzL II he 10 not placed behind the bars
OF the county jail At RidRway at the expiration
OF that time every Italian. they say. Is to be
driven out OF the county with Winchester
rifles.
The Italians are frightened. and have noti-
Ned the italian Consul ut Philadelphia OF their
danger. Tho Consul orened communication
with District Attorney Ernest J. WINNER. de-
handing protection for Italy's subjects.
In answer to the Consul's letter tho District
Attorney wrote to him that he had advised
Italy's subjects to deliver up the murderer.
The Consul sent two men hero to quietly look
into the matter. and they were In thla city to-
dAv. There are at least 5000 woodsmen In
Elk county. and they are unit In demanding
reparation for the crime.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-25

Average on July - 7Sxs
Cklrrp STATES WKArHEa BuRnAu -
INV YOEx Ciry, July ~ 1891.
Local forecast for New York city and vicinity foQ
twenty four hours beginning At g N. this date;
Fair; slight change In temperature; southwsstsriy,
shifting to westerly winds Fair. slightly warmer ssar
day. T.. b DUNN. Local Forecast OnncisL
WARRINGTON FORECAST TILL p ~ kAruHpAE
For Maine New Hampshire and Vermont shovsPs1
saipnary temperature except slightly warmer the
Maine coast; variable winds.
For Massachusetts Rhode Island. Connsotcut aaa
eastern NSW Iork UgM shooers stationary tem1erdtsrS
erc,pt si!oafiv GARNER at Biion; peSf uiHdL
For eastern PENNSYLVANIA. New Jersey. and DslavarA
showers, slightly warmer; southwest winds
For the District OF Columbia and Maryland. hehV
showers clearing tomorrow; fair Sunday; Gistuy
warmer southwest winds
For West Sirginis western Pennsylvsnia, and vsst.
srn New York iair Saturday and Sunday except light
sh"wers Lake Ontario slightly cooler. except star
tonary temperature at Buffalo and Oswego; norlhr
winds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-25
HRECKED IN THE MOUNTAINS.
Five Men Killed and Sixteen Hurt In =
Collision In Colorado.

Five Men Killed and Sixteen Hurt In .
Collision In Colorado.
DENVER. July 24-This morning head-end
collision occurred on the Rio Grande. near
Carlisle station. q quarter OF mile west OF
Carlisle small station near Pueblo. between
a west-bound passenger train and the Du-
range express east-bound In which five per-
sons lost their lives. six more were seriously
and ten slightly Injured. The trains were
running at full speed and were heavily loaded.
The engine and front coaches of both trains
The Killed were: George A. Ardell. engineer
n ss Ss On
seriously inpTed we're b. " ,MuIni1 re sdTf%s
iSn Mo and HsnlS elsbsr.os shs news
ss 81
sso occurred the terrible railway disaster ERA, a
X xsssR a. 9SsG sna nst he AN
5 E M e. s1 .s
knee WiIisms O. ssids rib 6Tosen hsct
about the bend and face.
jured that 1t / feared viii not recover, His
below the knee while no sustained a severe
internal injury. the extent OF which cannot 10
determined
inst how the accident occurred cannot be
learned. but IL Is supposed to lie the result Of
Conductor ParroS Misunderstanding the order
The usual place Of meeting OF trains 70 ~
was Ind out at Pueblo orders we're given to
pass at Bsster Springs This side oil Carlisle
Snrings.
Conductor Parross train had passed the
place and was running when the two crashed
tptN a,h MI A In OF AUa ~ r
OF tho train going west only left the track I:
hut the one going east was q narrow gauge,
and all were thrown from the track and piled
up In n promiscuous mass
There were but very few passengers on the
train or the death list would have been
going west were Injured. The body Of George
Ardell. the unfortunate engineer. is still under
the wreck. Tho injured were brought to this
wrecking crew are busy. and the road Will
probably be cleared this evening.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-25
LOADED WITH OIL AND AF1RE
A Bark AbIazo in Delaware Bay at Mid
night-The Crew Rescued.

A Bark AblaEo in Delaware Bay At Mid.
night-The Crew Rescued.
PHILADELPHIA. July 24.-Capt. Baker and
crew OF tho British bark Syrinea. loaded with
oil and which was des royed by fire Off the
Fourteen-foot Bank Lighthouse In Delaware
Bay. arrived in this city this afternoon in the
tug Reliance. CAPT. Psker Is unable to say
what caused the fire. Tho first known Of the
fire was at midnight on Wednesday, when
smoke was seen rising from underneath tho
forecastle. The lookout chilled the mnte ut
flames.
Two hours later explosions occurred. and
thon the vessel became enveloped in flames.
One man belonging to the steamtuR Juno was
s!ightly injured. but no one else was hurt.
CAPT Baker says bis vessel ts insured for only
ing she was still hul ming. The Captain. wife.
two babies. and the crew Left the burning YES
sol in small boat. and were rescued by tug.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-25
1IIEF WERE RIVALS IN LOVE
Now Both Are In the Hospital, and Ono sf
Them May DIE.

NOW Both Are In the Hospital, ana One Of
Them May DIE.
ERIE. Pa. July 24.-Robert Caruthsrs OF BAH
timore. lies in tho Erie County Infrmary,
horribly cut and slashed. and Lewis Derry lies
in the same place with bullet wound in his
groin. as the result OF sanguinary meeting
to-day.
Several weeks ago Derry warned a young
woman to whom he and Caruthers were both
naying attention that she must cease receiving
the attention OF his rival. or he Derry would
cut her heart out Caruthers. in Ignorance II
Derry's threat came from Conneaut, Ohio. yes-
terday, and while on his way to call upon the
by Derry Returning to Erie to-day the two
young mon met UNEXPECTEDLY near the young
ana Derry knife. They fought with despers-
ton. Derry,s most serious wonnd H. that IN
and IL In very critical condition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-25
A TRAMP LYNCHED.
A Mob In Montnnn Takes the Law into
Its DIVA Hands,

BILLINGS. Mont. July 2i.-This town has boon
oyefrun with ramps and bard characters for
the past month. Last week woman was as
saulted for refusing to furnish courle with
food. and Inst evening an old citizen was as
sa,lted In hiR place of business by thres u
them and Lrutallv murdered.
shs'ir nnS Mt ,hs hour the Ioroneps inn ~, tns
Is being held. Tho excitement may result In
tn" ,!!ynrhlnR OF tho three desperndoes before
daylight.
Lairr-An organized masked mob broke into
tho Jail last night, he'll revoIvers on the Sheriff
took the murderer OF Joseph Clancy and hung
him to Q telegraph pole. The murderer was .
tramp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-25
A Mighty ana Fat~, Explosion.

At. LOUIS. July IA special from Pine
Blum, Ark. says terrific explosion OF gas oc-
Cured there In Fred Schneider's tailoring
establishment this afternoon. Houses over
large portion OF the town were rocked and tho
window glass broken; Three Of Scbnsidsrs
work men, Alexander Strsnss. 7; II. Fnbsr, and
The entire bull ling was demolished and
Schneiders stock, valued, At $4,000. The
adjacent house OF Mccain d Houston was also
badly damaged One OF Schneider workmsn
lighted u match In room where gas had been
escuIing Tor several days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-25
HARD LABOR FOR THREE.
Jersey CITY Election Omcers Sentenced to
Eighteen Months Each.

Eighteen Aonths Each.
John P. Murray. John d. ERan. and Patrick
McGrath. three Of the recently convicted Jer-
sey City election officers. received the same
dose yesterday as those who had gone before.
Judge Lippincott sentenced them to eighteen
months each at hard labor In the State prison.
John Stump Martin J. Flynn. and Oliver +.
stringhsm were not sentenced. A special Of
fort Is being set forth to save 6tumpt Warren
Dixon. his counsel. submitted o petition to the
Court asking that sentenoe DO susrended.
W ns az q
Dixon said that one OF the jurors said that HIS
conscience pricked him since he voted for
Flynn were remanJed to Jail to await sen.
tence. Egan was sort to iail. necsuse he had
admitted to bail pending an appeal to the
Court OF Errors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-25
A New story by THE Duchess"

TIE latest production OF this gifted and
popular author, "A False Conclusion" will
appear in to-morrow's Sunday Mercury, the
most entertaining and attractive Of all the
Sunday papers.--Ads.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-25
THE HANOVER MURDERER.
Montreal Detectives Believe that Alny q
stilI In that City.

Montreal Detect1ves believe that A1mY 10
ntilI In that City.
MONTREAL. July 24.-Detectives here say
they are positive that Frank Almy. the New
Hampshire murderer. 10 In the city. ind has
not left BY any OF the ocean steamships. al
though rumors TO the latter effect have been
current. In rroof Of this they say that tho
gold ring identified as his BY ths Americnp de,
store long after the departure Of the steam.
er Monaghan. In which he Is said to havs
ESCAPED. Tho Dominion Immigration aren't
says that a man who he H. almost cert ain. was
Almy applied 10 him on Wednesday for work
or assistance. first claiming that he had Just
como from England. but subsequently admit.
ting tnat he was from the United states.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-25
A Clue to the E.s,on Bank Thieves.

PHILLrpsBuRa. N. j.. July 24.-Ths police OF
Easton and Phillipsburg have what they think
10 Q positive clue to the Esston Bank thieves.
The facts were given by some girls who had
been on picnic to Carpentersyillo, N j.. a few
miles below here At half past 8 O'Clock on
lie ferry ut Corpsniersville. They acted very
su- piciously, and entering a tavern ordered
drinks. paying for them in . new ona-dollar
they had was In one and two dollar bills. The
officers are following up the clue. and fec! very
hopeful oi getting the thieves In short lime.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-25
WHO BURNED THE Dogs EYES
Patrick Powers Arrested. but He Says
That He Can Prove His Innocence.

Patrick POwers Arrestcd. bat Ho Says
That He Can Prove His Innocence.
George +. MrAneny. Deputy Treasurer OF
Jersey City and President OF the Hudson County
Society 'or the Prevention OF Cruely to Animals.
has made dilgsnt search since Monday for
the brute who roked hot Iron into the eye of
Thomas NJ. Donnelly's net dog. With the In
formation which he secured. Mr.. McAneny yes
terday went before Justice Of the Peace Roe
and swors out q warrant for tho arrest OF Pat
rick Powers ~ handolph avenue; Powers was
arrested Yesterday evening He denies the
cence. He demanded an examination end the
Justice set II down for Monday.
Mr.. McAneny believes that he has ample
evidence TO provo that Powers was in the
blacksmith snop and threw piece OF hot iron
At the cog. Thr. iron struck the poor brute In
the eye. destroying lis sigh.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-25
A Life Lost In ~ Fire.

CLEE ELuM. Wash, July 24.-Firs last night
destroyed an entire block Of business buildings
The loss will e,ceed $4,000; Insurance small,
Theron Stafford seriously burned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-25
YOUNG KLOPERs CAPTURED.
They Had Walk ed Over zoo Miles to Reach
North Carolina and Get MarrleA

PETERSBURG. July 24.-Charles Taylor. aged
90 years. and Rosa Gordon. aged IA years,
daughter OF William Gordon of Petersburg.
were brought here this afternoon from
Roanoke. The couple were arrested at Salem,
this state: while making their way TO North
three weeks ago on foot and walked ali the
wav to Salem. a distance OF over 200 mills.
Rosa says she loves Taylor and that she will
wade through blood IN TO her neck for him.
TAYLOR Is held for abduction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-25
JEALOUSY CAUSES SUICIDE.
The Youug VITO Thought Her Husband
Was with Hts Old Sweetheart.

PATERSON. Jn'y 24.-Mrs. Anna Kaufman.
aged 2s, the wife OF . carpenter residing at
Clifton. ended her life yesterday afternoon By
taking Paris green. She was married early
last month and was intensely Jealous Of her
husband. She was unwilling that he should
20 anywhere without her.
On Wednesday, kaufman went to Brighton
Beach, his former home. on business and
failed to rem b home that night. BHfor" lis
departure his Wife had expressed her fears
that he was going t" see some H., m-r sweet
Cra2sd with i"ni rus rage she Il, ced to d o.
Before taklng the poi On he dest,o,e al an In
sursncs policy and several important papers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-25

The Most Iateresting Man II the worla.
A splendid engraving. 1898 inchss Of Thomas A.
Edison At work. and important page interview with
him 10 mefrevs Journal sAlS esntas-<AA
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"Hs makes . Julys day short a. Dscsmbsr"
quent trAinsto ali points on Long IAsnd delightful
0pAyI-Aap
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Mrs. James G Blaine. DR.. Wants . Divsrsa.
CHICAGO. july 24.-Mrs. james g. Blaine, IT..
crossed the city to day on route to Sioux
get q divorce
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-25

You stop over At she fall, any kid Of ticket
BY the New York Central See ticket ASent-Adr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-25

The thermometer at Psrry's pharmacy In rHH sul
building recorded the yesterday - follows
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-25

cnn.eIi, drawn up by one Of the citizens
. , and gnei by all:
Nv we the nnder.gncd committee, Acting in bsh.f of
er..G ana IN an" a. Their friend. OF Hro.viis and Coal
.s the owns ssnr Vii .n me-. witn yo 90
"yy% ,.ao sons Iteration - wa A'''' WV" ''''
a convict. not So.,sd on .S.r rs,p me iSs
ScSesn sna that We will use ali ordinary caution AMI
Nsm means TO prevent any Interference with
ssaa1 n. c.nna.nss in our Governor and
s., nsT hangs over NJ We %
sn =. ssnn.,n e, ~, and :ymDs'hy of the pub
nis n ,t ter ~ Kind cons Iteration In holding he
I s%i ted taHs's saod H1n:ylinns e0"
sIpsss thsnnHH Also 80 the commites OF citizens va
:siss.s s,;. MD advice IN ih.;
Il $$: ::::
'Ss'. NE citizens e0mn''''. hereby sPpIoy: til.
yS' Hj. Within fI,.
sss SsG TIA, the Governor Is Thanked Tor not
bsSeens , ne troops to Iricevllle. Thus Ii viii
an srmis mat although there is no mention OF
s a1s ann. IN condition, that the YeSis ise
Of tie ii'sA'is understood. From The tai.
drr.nt from Hlr 'hsr o hH. hsy
tSs 4 r.. will moi S ;oms rhsy sw.rs
o,MhsN" law. and they mean To- ter" ihsip
Srsnni There WAS no way "i reaching uoaI
Tiers 4. rs, night to interview the mirers but
'fP.d and Witnessed eontrSe, prin,e9 s 40 ,ns
on, N, soyernor a. once rroceeded 10 carry
WI A' part Of the agreement. Gen. Carnes.