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Disorder in the Italian Chamber
Of Deputies.
The Government Charged With Counter
anCinS th0 Slave Trade.
The MalipuT Massacre Attributed 10 Commits
SiOHer QuintOn'S RaShleSS-The
Guelph Fund.
Epecial to THE MoRN1Ns CALI.

ROME, April 29.-SignOr Imbriani, who
stirred up row with ex-PTemier Crispi a
few weeks ago, created another great up
roar in the Chamberof Deputies to-day. He
charged the Italian Government with per-
mitting the African slave trade to be car
ried on openly, and also asserted that
thirsy-fve girls had been taken from their
former owners, under the pre.ext Of rescu-
ing them from slavery, and distributed
among italian army officers. Premier Ru-
% dini protested against such assertions with
out proof, and the Minister of War declared
he would not remain in the House unless
the charge was withdrawn. Such tumult
ensued that the sitting had to be suspended.
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PUBLIC LANDS.
The Dakotas, Montana and Washington En-
tit1ad IN Tu1au,pifv


WASHINGTON, April 29.-The Secretary
Of the Interior has decided that the recent
act amending the statutes as to school in
demnity lands applies to North Dakota
South Dakota, Montana and Washington,
and takes the place of the provisions relat-
ing to this matter in the Enabling Act.
These States, therefore. are entitled to in
demnity for Sections 16 and 36 when those
sections were settled upon prior to survey,
or are fractional or wanting in townships for
any cause.
In regard to instructions issued some time
ago by the Commissioner of Indian Affairs,
ordering the removal Of intruders from the
Chlckasaw Nation, it was to-day stated at
the Indian Bureau that these 5000 people
never had shadow of title or claim to the
land they occupy, and as early as July, 1890,
were warned to leave the Territory before
the following November. Those who re-
manned have done so at their own risk, and
their removal Will certainly be insisted
nnOn.
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The Koister Coke Plant Capitulates-EnOl

The Keister Coke Plant Capitulates-Enor-
nous Cost Of the Strike.
ScoTTDALE Pa.), April 29.-Affairs in
the coke regions are very quiet. The Keister
plant came to the cokers' terms to-day, max
ing the fourth in the district, and the men
seem more confident The operators report
increased forces and men are arriving on
every train. The sensational advise of the
socialists has had little effect, as the men
are very quiet and peaceful The cost of
the strike up to this, the twelfth, week is
estimated at So, 100000.
Alex Jonas, the Socialist, is said 10 be the
author of a circular which is being dis
tributed through the coke region, calling
upon workingmen to arm and urging them
to seize the militia arsenals.
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a PAN-AMERICAN COLLEGE,.
Articles Of Incorporation for New Temple
of Learning,

GALVESTON Tex.), April 29,-Articles of
incorporation have been forwarded to the
Secretary of State of the "Pan-American
Education Promoting Association" Its
aims are to promote and establish and
solicit aid for Pan-American University
upon the coast of the Gulf of
Mexico, where the languages, habits.
uses. customs and trades of the American
republics may be learned. thereby promot-
ing mutual interests and extending the COM
merce OF the American people. The incor-
porators are: j. L. Hampton and George B.
Greggs, Ohio; Ex-Governor Evans, Colorado
0. M. Sherman, Kansas; Professor 0. Ii.
Cooper, Judge w. b. Lockhart, Hon. Wal
ter Gresham, Hon. f. S. Dana and Hon. r.
l. Fulton Texas
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CONDENSED TELEGEAMs.

LONDON, April 29.-Queen Victoria has left
G. asse, homeward bound.
ROME, April 29.-The printers OF Rome have
struck. None Uf the papers Will be published on
Thursday.
LONDON, April 29.-The lumber and yards of
Duly & Sons at BermandseY and number OF
tenements near By were burned to-day
BALTIMORE. ADril 29.-Five Instead OF three
men were killed In the collision between the Gin
cinnaii express aud freight train yesterday,
afternoon.
NEW YORK, April 29.-Business is being trans
acled as usual at tile Ninth National Bank this
morning and there Is nothing TO indicate its loss
LONDON, Aprih29.-The great event at New
market to-day was the race for The 1000 guineas
stakes LOT three-year-Olds. II was won by Com.
mon, Oryleto second aud Peter Flower third.
There were nine starters.
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HEAVY LOSSES.
Property Covering Twenty Acres Destroyed
by Fire in Chattanooga.

CHATTANOOGA CTenn.l April pa fire which
started in Campbell s. Co.'s furniture factory on
King street, early this morning. was gotten un-
der control at O'Clock, after destroying prop
erty covering twenty acres. The loss is $3.50,
600. on which the insurance Is over s15o.o0o.
The heaviest losers are as follows: Campbell s.
Co.'s furniture factory, $75, 900, insurance 50.-
600; East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Rail-
road Company's freight depot and contents and
seventy-flve carloads OF freight, S125, 900, in-
surance not known. large quantity OF lumber
In the vicinity and number Of buildings were
burned, bringing the loss up to the total given.
While this fire was In progress a second one
broke out in another part OF town, doing damage
TO the extent OF $4,000.
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Carter Defeats Ives.

CHICAGO. April 29.-The championship
billiard-game between Carter and Ives to-
night was won by the latter by score of
chiefly remarkable for its length aud for
the tremendous uphill work of Ives, who at
one time appeared unable to get up to 300
In the latter part of the game, however, he
made great Snnrt
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THE MANIPUR MASSACRE.
Commissioner ouinton Accused Of Being tn
Cause of the Disaster

Commissioner Quinton Accused Of Being the
Cause of the Disaster.
CALCUTTA, April 29-Mrs. GrlmwOod,
wife Of the late political agent at Manipur,
who was murdered with Commissioner
Quinton and others, has arrived here. She
says the whole disaster was due to the rash
ness of Quinton in refusing to listen to
sensible advice given him in regard to the
negotiations with the native chiefs. He
endeavored to entrap Senaputty, a brother
Of the deposed Maharajah, with tie inten-
ton OF placing him under arrest. but Sena-
putty, learning of this, not only failed to ap-
pear but planned trap in which the British
were caught. Mrs. Grimwood's story has
caused severe reflections to be cast upon the
manner in which the entire Manipur incl
dent has been handled from the time the Ma
harajah was deposed' down to the appar-
emily !nexplcable delay in pushing forward
British forces
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PRIMARILY q Canard.

ROME, April 29.-LOpiulone publishes
dispatch from Palermo asserting that an
American journalist named Engleman, who
has arrived in that city, has been delegated
by the Government of the United States to
render assistance TO the families of the
Italian subjects who were lynched in New
Orleans.
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American Association.

ST. LOUIS. April 29-St Louis s, Louis
villes 12.
BALTIMORE, April 29-Baltimores %,
Washingtons II.
CINc1NNAII. April % Cincinnatis 7, Co.
lumbus l.
PHILADELPHIA, April 29.-Athletics o,
BOstons s.
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stansburH and O,Connor.

TORONTO lOnt), April 29.-Willlam O'Con-
nor has cabled Stanbury in Australia offer
Eng to row him on any course in America
Tor s25OO a side and allow him $500 for ex-
pcnse5.
Aspecial from Sydney says; Stansbury
accepts 0'COnnor' S, challenge and will row
on any suitable course in the United States.
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CHILEAN REVOLUTION.

Parliamentary Forces Occupy Iquique-War-
Ships Damaged.
PARIS, April % A dispatch from
Iquique says: The Parliamentary forces
have occupied CopiapO. Two hundred Of
Balmaceda's friends. who were defending
the town, fed. The cruisers Argentine and
Almirante Lynch were badly damaged in a
conflict with the Blanco Encalada and COM
PEELED to go into the dry-dock for repairs.
LONDON, April pa dispatch from
Chile says: A dynamite bomb was thrown
al President Balmaceda'S palace yesterday,
but did no serious damags.
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a repetition OF a story which has been In crcula-
tion here for some time. viii Keyser, President
OF the Baltimore Copper Company, Is In New
York at present. and it is known that he Is soon
going to Europe for his health. The peOule here
who might b. expected TO know something OF the
matter are disinclined TO talk.
NEW YORK, April 29.-J. B. Haggin denies
positively The report that ne has sold the Ana
conda copper mines to Rothschild for $25. .OOO,-
600. He says: II am not going TO sell have
had no dealings with ROthschild."
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LONDON, April 29-The Times complains of
the delay in the SaJward case IN the United
States Supreme Court. 1t declares that the
action OF the United States authorities In the
case almost invites the civilized world TO express
its opinion, and says Lord Sasbury's refusal TO
mix diplomatic negotiations with legal proceed
ings Is amply vindicated.
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dead, with bullet-hole through her heart,
In her bedroom at the residence of her
parents this evening. Her husband, who is
q travelling salesman, is absent from the
city. The couple were married secretly
three years ago, and afterward remarked
here The family say the shooting mus
have been accidental, and that she had no
cause to take her own life.
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Maine Methodists

DAMARIscoTrA (Me). April 29.-At the
Methodist State Conference to-day the
question of the admission of women to the
General Conference was the first question
taken up, and was assented to by vote OF
397 to rs. The Bishop congratulated the
conference in taking the lead of all the East
ern States in this Liberal measure.
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nemana for California Fruits

NEW YORK. April 29-Tne Commercial Bulle-
tin, discussing the announced prices Of lhe 1891
extra canned fruliss says: Occupied with the
prices thus far announced for two other brands,
II would indicate the Californans are not TO be
alarmed at the present favorable prospects for
large crops all over The country this year, and
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Highlx suocessful Tsst

WASHINGTON, April 29.-The ordnance off,
GERS have held at the proving ground the final
test of the third ten-inch steel rified gun for the
doube-turreed monitor MlantOnomah. With
239 pounds of Dupont brown powder and fifteen
tons pressure proiectile attained muzzle ye-
locity of 2110 feet per second. probably the best
result on record for this bore Of gun using brown
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ANGRY INDIANS.
The Crows Object to ANY More Cattlemen
Occupying Their Reservation.

FORT CUSTER (Mout.), April 29.-Plenty
Cause. the Crow Chief. with about 1000
Indians, came to Fort Custer to-day and
talked with General Brisbin about a propo-
sition to lease their lands to cattlemen for
grazing purposes. They have cattle of their
own. lie said, and did not want strangers
on their reservation. Several firms had
10000 head Of cattle grazing on their lands.
and they were enough. No more must come.
The Indians appeared angry. General
Brisbin said he would notify the Great
Father of what they said.
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At New York.

New YORK, April 29.-The Giants easily
defeated the Bridegrooms to-day by good
batting. The score: Brooklyns 3, New
Yorks u. BatterieS-Daily and Hemming,
BucklcY and RuSie
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SURROUNDED BY FIRE.

Seven Acres of Ground Adjoining Herberts-
ville N. j., Burned Over.
TRENTON IN. j., April 29.-Advices from
Point Pleasant say that a fire starting at
Herbertsville has spread northwest over
seven miles of country, destroying 15,000
acres of timber, many barns and outbuild-
ings. A great number of men are out fight
ing the flames. Herbertsville is penned in
and much anxiety is felt.
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Blooded CoaeN Hnrses

NEW YORK, April 29-The steamer Queen OF
the National Line came up the bay last evening"
having on board number Of the finest hackneys
ever brought Into this country There were
seven mares and one stallion in the iot. They
are the property OF George Green of this citv
and VIII be shipped TO Lls Forest View stock.
farm al katonah. WesIchester CnnnfY Y
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Fire in the Miuuesota State Prison

SALTWATER (Minn.), April pa fire in
Thresher S Co.'s paint-shop at the State
Prison tonight caused loss of nearly
100000. There was considerable excite
ment for time. and company of militia
was called ont to guard the prisoners in case
of emergency. The fire, however, was soon
su0dued.
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Business Firm Reorganizsd.

Boston, April 29-An official announce
ment is made of the dissolution Of the firm
of Messrs. Kidder, Peabody & Co.. April
Goth. The New York members organize as
Messrs. Barring. Magoun & Co., with the ad-
dition of Cecil Barring. The resident part
ners in Boston continue business as Messrs.
Kidder, Peabody 81 Co.
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A Defaulter,

NEW YORK, April 29.-The suit brought
by Charles s. Holmes shows that Arthur G.
Millman of the firm of j. II. Larabee s. Co.,
tea merchants, who died suddenly last De-
cember, was defaulter in the sum of S223,-
600
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Gold Coin.

New YORK, April 29.-Gold coin to the
amount of $3.50, 600 has just been ordered for
export tomorrow.
Gold coin to the amount of $500, 600 was
taken at the sub-Treasury to-day for ship
ment TO Cuba.
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French DIPLOMATIC Changes.

PARIS, April 29-Roustan, the. Minister
TO the United States, is to be sent to Mad
rid and Count De Montholin succeeds him.
Herbette goes from Berlin to st. Peters sburg
and NJ. Billot from Rome to Berlin.
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EASTERN BALL GAMES.
Results Of Yesterdays League and ASS0Gia-
ton Contests.

BOSTON, April 29.-The BOstons lost their
first game this season today through costly
errors. The score: Bostons 4, Philadel-
phiss 6. Batteries-Bennett and Getzein,
Clements and Esper.
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FALL. OF A ROOF.

Two Young Ladies Killed and Others Prob
ably Fatally Injured.
TROY (Ala.), April 29.-The root of the
opera house collapsed this afternoon while
party of young people were rehearsing an
amateur performance. Miss Annie Foster
and Miss Fannie Stark were killed, two
young girls probably fatal ly injured and a
dozen others painfully bruised, The roof
was intended to be self-supportiug, but wes
faulty in construction.
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THE GUELPH FUND.
Bill to Be introduced in the Diet Giving
tha Cnrntru Gnntrol of Il

the Country Control of 1t.
BERLIN, ApriI 29.-In the Diet to-day
Chancellor Caprivi announced that the Gov
ernment intended to Introduce bill at the
next session giving the country control of
the Guelph Fund. The Chancellor also
pointed out that it was impossible TO ascer-
tain the use made of the Guelph Fund dur
ing the past twenty years. All the receipts
were burned al the end Of every year.
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Homieidal Frenzy.

PEsTH, April ga man employed In the
Postofice was seized with homicidal frenzy
to-day and murdered his wife, mother-in-
law and three children and then suicided in
the Danube River.
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More Jewish Prosecutions.

ST. PETERsBURG, April pa decree
has been Issued ordering the enforcement in
St. Petersburg Of the same measures against
the Jews as in Moscow.
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CINCINNATI. April 29.-Poor fielding de-
feated Anson's team to-day. The score
Cincinnatis 4, ChicagOs l. Batteries-
RAines and Harrington, Luby and Nagle.
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At Pittsburg

PITTsBURG, April 29-Cleveland won to-
day by superior alLround playing The
score: Pittsburgs 4, Clevelands 6. Bat
teries-GalVin and Mack, Gruber and Zm-
mnr
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The Nioarapua Canal.

New YORK, April 29.-Warner Miller,
President of the Nicaragua Canal Company,
tteiegra2hs that he will reach Tampa Bay
May 9th. The party are in good health.
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TIN-PLATE.
Association Formed by the Leading Manu-.

facturers of the Country.
New YORK, April 29-Representative Of
the chief tin-platc manufacturing firms of
the country to-day perfected an organza-
ton of tin-plate manufacturers of the
United States. The object is to promote the
manufacture of tin-plate in the United
States. 1t was stated that several mills
were already working and as soon as others
are built they wolld produce $4,000 net tons
of tIn-plate per annum.
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Rnrial of Won Mnltke.
The Dominion Parliament.

KREIsAN, April 29.-The remains of Field
Marshal Won MOltke were inferred here to-
day with impressive ceremonies.
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A FAMOUS CASE ENDED.
The Millington Murder Trial Results in {
Verdict of Not Guilty.

DENVER, April 29-'Thc famous Milling
ton murder trial ended tonight with ver-
dict of not guilty. The case was one of the
most noted in the West. On June 3D. last,
William Avery, a wealthy citizen of Fort
Collins, died. Twelve days later his widow
secretly married Frank Millington and ru-
mors were soon spread that Avery was
poisoned by his wife, Millington and sister.
They were arrested, indicted. and the case
finally brought here for trial with the re-
suit as above.
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BALTIMORE, April 29.-The Butte (Mont.) dis
patch which reported the Anaconda mines had
been SOLD to the Rothschllds Is thought to be but
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The Northwest Laaeue.
VICTORIOUS STRIKERS.

SEATTLE, April 29.-Portland 6, Seattle 8
TACOMA, April 29.-Spokane s, Tacoma 8
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the consequent probability OF good pack In the
East. The foreign markets, IL is believed, will
take good many California fruits, and the home
demand, except possibly in the East, Is not
likely TO fall of"
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BUY "THE SEco"-Deyoted to vineyardlsts.
For sale by American News Company's agents. .
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A MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.
A Married Wcman Found With Bullet
Through Her Heart.

BALTIMORE, April 29.-Mrs. Ashby L.
Beidler, formerly Florence l.. Dunmead,
daughter Of Francis Dunmead, was found
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OUR LUMBER INDUSTRY,
Another leading Industry Of the Coast pro-
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ALARM IN PARIS.

OTTAWA, Aprit29.-The Dominion Parlia-
ment assembled this afterno non.
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clL IEoRHLA Ee SYRnP ca.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. NEW YORK, NY.
tse2 ThsaTutf -. <sI
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ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly ON the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to. all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 800
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute. s1=asg
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. nsw yoRx. N.Y.
tse2 ThsaTut =. <,I
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-05-28

Fourteen women, who have been
studying law in special class under
the University of the City of New
York, passed their examination recent
ly, and received their certificates.
They do not expect to practice law,
states the New York Independent, but
are studying the science, as women
are studying everything new. just for
the fun of it--an admirable reason,
but one which only indicates that wha'
they do simply for the love of knowl.
edge, others will do more and more In
view of earning livelihood. Womer
lawyers are now no novelty; and cor.
sidering that the veteran David Dudley
Field gave a parting address to thi
class, we may see that the opposition
10 their invasion of the field is nC
longer 10 be feared.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-05-28
THE PRESIDENT AND WIFE.
Some of the Presents Given Them ON Their
Recent Trip.


When Mrs. Harrison had her trunks
unpacked, all the souvenirs OF her jour
ney were brought TO light She has
them all arranged on the tables up stairs
in the corridor, and they make glitter
ing array Of precious metals. The pres
ents made 10 the President are also
among the display, and between them all
the number must certainly reach 400. On
one lor.g table are arranged all the gold
and silver souvenirs Their value 10
great, and in size and variety they range
from the superb silver salver presented
to Mrs. Harrison by the ladies OF San
Francisco to tiny bit of silver baby
carriage, not much over an inch square,
but beautifully wrought in filigree work,
which was intrusted TO the President TO
present to his grandson, Benjamin Me-
Kee. In Utah. the prosidont-rVas given
the freedom of the Territory in the pre-
sentation of silver map of the Terri
tory foot square. In San Francisco
the invitation 10 the Palace Hotel ban
auet was on thick god card, his menu
card was another gold plate, and the
freedom of the city was on superbly
wrought square of gold.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-05-28

A story is told Of the late DIR. Crosby
in the New York Evangelist, which
that gentleman used to relate himself.
His house was once entered by bur-
glar, whom the doctor himself cap
tured, and who was sentenced to
twelve years Imprisonment. But fol
three years the minister kept up a cor
respondence with the convict, convert.
ed him, secured his pardon, and later
had the satisfaction of seeing him be-
come prominent and respected citizer
in q distant town, and blessed with {
wife and child.