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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-12
United States Cruiser No. Eleven Sue
ccssfully Launched Yesterday
Afternoon.
A LARGE CROWD VIEWS THE
SPECTACLE.
The "MRrbirhend" Hooked Ia the era.
die OF tho Deep.

"Af ~ ih' h'tNt
BOSTON,, Aur. 1.-THE Unite
States Cruiser $40. n" was launched
from the shipyarda Of Harrison a
Loring at | O'Clock this afternoon.
Tho yards were crowded with people
who came 10 witness the launching.
The Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
solely represented the government.
Governor Russell and several members
OF the Legislature were present from
Massachusetts. Tho CITY Of Boston
was represented by members Of the
Board OF Aldermen ANA Common
Council. At tho appointed hour the
signal was given and amid the cheers
VI thu spectators toe vessel slipped
alOwly down with tho waves aud ~ sho
took water was Christened "Aiarblo.
head" by MTs. &. Il. Allen Of Salem.
The principal dimensions ate;
Length on beam load water line, 2j1
feet; extreme breadth, ~ feet, depth
Of hold 10 undertake. oftplr deck plank
amidships, 10 feet iuches; DRAFT
water, mean normal, IL fuet o inchee;
displacement Of tons 20 load water line,
1000 feet; area NJ immersed midshlps
section, BB5 square feet; indicated
horse power, $40; maximum speed per
hour. eighteen Enota In smooth water.
5hs 10 n twin screw protected cruiser,
with l,oop and l0fecastlo decks AMI
open Geek between lifted with water
tight deck l1l pounds plating at eides
reduced b /. p0unda In the ccntre anu
extending t1n entire length VI tho
weasel. The torpedo outfit will consist
OF tx torpedo guns Tor launching tor.
pCnova. There % mn electric Hight
plant on bosrd. The battery will con
tiat Of two 6.inch bI,ooh loading rifles
! eight 5.luch hrcoch loading rifles
mounted In Sponsors, four GA Zach
eide OF tbs cruiser, nix HiN pound aud
two one pound rapid firing guns and
two gaiiling guns. The motive power
for the twin screws viii be furnished
by two tripplc expansion engineS of
teTtical and Inverted type, one ON each
side OF the vessel, Of $500 horss power,
with cylinders OF 9O! 30 and Gs inches
ia diameter and stroke Of a3inchce.
The vessel was designed by Chief
Contractor Therefore Is. Wilson OF tho
United States Navy. The machinery
which 10 to bo placed Ia position tow
months after launching was designed
by Engineer.in. Chief George w. Mel
| VILE Of the Navy Department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-12

Two travellers have lately arrived mt
Shanghai, China, whose nance deserve
not an uH,mporiant place in the roll OF
distinguished explorers. They are Cap
tain Bower, ~ the Seventeenth Bougll
cavalry, aId DR.. Thurold, OK the Indian
medical sl1f, aud thcir claim To distinc.
ton rests upon The fact that ihoy have
lourn,ycd through Thibet by the long.
Is. routo that can he taken through that
mysterious country. They followed an
imaginary ligo drawn from tho Cash.
more frontier, in tho northwest, 10 tho
Chinese province OF Szcchucu, whore It
alioius the southeastern border Of the
territories OF the Dclli Lama.
They were upward OF ton months In
Thiho, and great part Of their journey
lay through u series Of elevated table
lands, seldom lower than 1900 feet
above tho soa Lowell. on approaching
Lhasa thcy were turned bacl, when
within eight DAYS journey Of that city
by the officials. but after some parluy.
iur were permitted 90 proceed ON prom
i-irguot toattompt to enter the Thibcian
capitul, No turcign travellers have before
followed the tamo route.--Ney Orleans
pgIyune.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-12

The ubiquiiy or electricity isbocoining
almost provorbial From the "brighlost
spot an earth 10 tho blood stained battle.
fields 81 iathor fat cry, hni thcro Is uu
end TO tho application Of electricity. A
recent telegram from Austria described
some experiments OF great interest
which hayn recently boCp carried out
successfully lhcrc. Tho difficulty 81
searching fof tho wounded on tho night
after great battle has been one which
has long occupied tho attention Of mill
t1ry rclormcrs, and tho army medical
service Ia Austria has boon ondcayoring
10 dltpHmiu, how far tho electric light
may DO utilized for this humane cnl.
Tho value Of powerful search lights
with rclactor has been proved In naval
anmrs, and at sualyim and elsewhere
soldiers have found them very effective
on open ground. They would be equal
" effective under similar conditions for
assisting iu picking mp tho wounded,
but when tho battle has ragod over n
wide extent Of country, or when tho
fighting hos occurred amid woods and
bru5hwo0l, the ufe of this class Of Light
Ia attended with dimculty. Electrical
Review
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-12

Owosso, Mich, Aug. 1.-THE Pro-
hibitiOn State convention rehssembled
today and nominated the remainder OF
the ticket, Ms follows; Rev. John
Russell, New Haven, governor, Il. l..
Brewer, Owosso, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS;
q. T.. Malone, Lansing, secretary OF
state; David Z. Taylor, treasurer; T.
e. W. Adams, auditor;generAl; Myrsn
Ii. Walker, Grand Rlplds, attorney
general; a. NJ, Benedict, commissioner
state land office; Robert ID, Avann,
superintendent OF public instruction;
Or. Alfred NJ. Webster, Iosco, member
Of state board OF education. The
committee on resolutions presented
report adopting tho national plat.
form.
The platform favors graduated in
come tax, arraignz the public, pusilaus
imous aud trucking uttOrances OF tue
Democratic aud Republican national
platforms on the liquor question, de-
claTlDg that the antisumptnaTy lie.
ciaTation OF the une aud the expression
" sympathy for temperance by the
other is equally unmeaning anu mis-
leading,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-12
Related by Little Girl who Finds
Herself Among Strangers
IN New York.
HER COMPANION NOT ABOVE
SUSPICION.
Tho Child Claims to BE the Daughter
Of a Noted Opera Singer in
San Francisco.
sho Says she Comes 60 New York 70
Find Her nather


NEw York, Aug. 1.-THE ttrang.
est story Is told by little Elsie schur,
aged IL, who arrived here last Wednes.
Jay IN company with a man who regis.
tctrd NJ the Holman House AZ A.
Nixon, but who 10 now In charge Of
The Gerry society. Little Elsie says
hor mother cent her all alone from
san Francisco TO meet her father, who
10 supposed 10 he living on Eighty
AKIN street On the train snc met Nixon,
who said he would help her Ind her
father. At the Holman house, where
Nixon took tho child, her poor apparel
caused remark when cOntTasted with
lhc iaultleHe attire Of Nixon. Some ladies
connected with tho hotel today qurs-
Toned tho child, who said her mother
was formerly an opera singer Of somu
note and lived at l09G Clay street, San
Francisco. An offer by ladies' 10 give
hera change Of clothing was met with
shower OF tears anu an appeal TO be-
lett alone when she disrobed. Nixon,
who since paid his bill and left tho
city, claims TO merely nave befrlended
The child, but the Gerry society arc
suspicious that his attentions were nos
dlslh'erortvd and arv investigating.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-12

Mark Twain mado tho coyote f'mous
--ornotorious, " you please. In Rough.
ms Il" the poor animal Is described re
the sneak thief Of tho plains, % tramp
OF tho desert, Whether no "a as bad as
he Is painted or not, tho California leg
stature has put price on his head. As
result within the nix months just
passed eO,299 Of these lans animals uIyo
been killed IA tho Golden State at a cost
to the government Of SlO!, oO5,-Kansas
City Times,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-12
Political Assessments Prohibited NJ
Law.

WAsiIiNGros, Aug. ll.-A good
government official organization OF
the civil service reform league will
publiah, In IT, Issue OF Aug. 10,
proclamation by the United States
civil service commissioners, stating
that tho commission feels IL their
duty 10 call attention TO the provisions
OF tho civil service law regarding
political assessments or contributions,
ami 10 Inform the government service
not TO infringe upon its rights.
Political assessments under any gulso
are prohibited by law, say tho COM
missicnefs, and II IL the duty OF the
commissioners to sec that tue law Ia
enforced and II will employ every
meana in Its power 10 secure convlc.
tion and punishment Of all who may
violate them. The commission has
requested any person having KNOW.
edge OF any violation Of the law 10 lay
the facts before 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-12

NEW YoRil, Aug. ll.-Don NJ.
Dickinson, chairman oithc Democratic
campaign committee. arrived hi this
city today. Mr.. Dickinson will re.
main here pcrmaniiy and direct tho
campaign from this city.
a conference Vas held by the lead.
efs with MIR. Dicslntun, aud frcpatn.
lions for coming into the campaign
with vim are being mad..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-12

A monster bell, one Of tho largest OF
its kind, specially cast for the new
Church Of tho Sacred Heart on tho
hoights Of Montmartrc, has been COM
plotcd at Annocy, In Savoy, This i'm
monso instrument, which, when hung
In its lofty position will DO audible all
over PARIS, Weighs, with its clnpper,
nearly twenty-five tons, Paris Cor. Lon
don Telegraph
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-12

CHIcAco, Aug. ll.-rbc commits.
siuucr OF International revenue touGy
decided that tho various bi.chofi1o OF
gold institutes IN the country must
tnke Cut u government retail liquor
license, involving anuunl taxes OF SO.
All the instituted submitted 10 the
ruling, including the original one at
IViubt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-12

PHILADELPHIA Aug. william
II. LotnT brought suit for damages to-.
day agalusl the pinkertOns, on account
Of The Homusttni riot In Ma state
muut Letnt says he was employed by
the Plnkeit1us 10 act Ms Waterman Of
certain buildings IN tho state OF New
York Leiar says as a result he wHs
compelled to run the gauntlet through
the moi, aud one Of his vital organs
was permanently injured, ineapacltai-
inr hun for his accustomed labor.
Twenty thousand dollars It, claimed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-12

NEW YoRIl, Aug. il.--A G. Hack
.,afi, secretary, has sont letter to zach
OF the holders OF Illinois Central Raj
road stock, stating that the board Of
directors will submit al the annual
meeting, on the II u October, pTop1.
sItiOn 10 incTeae the capital stool; "
the oomnaay from 5000, 900 To $780,
OOO, OO0, by n new issue u 80, 900 shares
of 500 each, Each stakeholder Of
record, September 2Jlh, will have the
prlyiltge OF subscribing at par Tor one
share In respect to every nine shares
registered Ia his name.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-12

PIrrsBURu, Aug. ll.-At h meeting
~ Inc general executive council OF
American Federation tomorrow U
boyoott on Carnegie material lie ~ be
considered.
Nm. a. Carney, member OF the
executive council, snys that now that
the Carnegie people have assumed an
aggressive deposition lho only course
left for the association to bring about
"A fair and honorable adjustment
IL to meet them with their owa
weapons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-12

Anarchists said 10 Contemplate the
Assassination of Frick.

PrTTsBuRG, Aug. 1.-THE Pod will
publish story In ihe morning to tho
effect that tho police have discovered
another anarchistio plot TO -1sassinats
Frick. This Assassin Anarchist
AaTonstan OF New York, v 20 is close
friend OF Bergman ami NINA Gold.
man Aaronstan. They have been In
the country for some time and have
been waiting a favorable opportunity
10 kill their victim. IL In said the plot
was matched out In Vienna and was
given to the New York police by Vice.
Consul Ehorhardt OF Austria. The In.
formation was given EbeThardt by an
Austrian, who arrived Ia New York
recently with letters from high police
officials Of Vienna. The New York
police at once notified the Pittsburg
authorities and close watch for
Aaronslan " being kept about all an
Rrchlst resorts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-12

SAN FRANCRoj, Aug. IL. - Tho
steamship "Rio Janoiron arrived to-day
tom Hong Kong and Yokohama. She
brought gdviees that the copper minea
u Anita, japan, were inundated, and
reported thnt sixty miners were
drowned. The steamer "Quagama
Maru" vas wrecked oil the Ahozlshima
islands July 20, aud from MY to sixty
lives los. The American snip "North
Amefi,nu," wrecked Ia the kie chan.
mel, isa tOinl loss.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-12

CmCAoO, Aug. ll.--Advices from
San Frano.scO indicate that the south
ern Pacific Is determined 70 make the
proposed so pee cent. reduction IN It's
rates Oh canned goOit, wine. aud other
ccmmolities from the Pacific coast to
New York, even II thu commissioners
VI the Western traffic association DO.
cline TO authorizu the action.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-12
ocsf and dumb asylum burned here
today. Loss about SlO,00O


SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. ll.-Prssi.
dent Lloyd Tevis OF The Wells, Fargo
Ing rendered his resignation and
Manager Valentine was elected to
succeed tim. A new boaid VI directors
anu other officer were also chosen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-12

Herr Siegfried Wagner, tho only son
and heir Of tho composer, Richard Wag-
ner, and Of Frau Cosima daughter OF
the Able Lisz), IL making tho modern
grand tour. Last autumn he visited
England. but letters which have just
arrived state that he Is now visiting
Japan aud China aud will return home
to Baircuth via San Francisco. In Now
York tho adherents OF German opera
propose to organize In his honor an im-
portant feto, In which OF course his IA
theirs music viii play prominent part.
--I,ondon News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-12

DESvER, Aug. ll.LThs famous DIR.
w. +. Carver OF the VIVID West show
has caused quite n ilutter Of excite.
mept by itsuing challenge TO the
editor Of tho republican to meet him
and give him satisfaction, on account
Of articles appearing IN tnat paper
cfiticlslDg the doctors show.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-12

FALL RIVER, Mass, Aug. H.
Lile Borden Is under arrest charged
WIN numbering her father and step
mother last Thursday, An inquiry
ln1o lhe crime has been conducted all
uay with closed doors and none of the
SS.aill have been given 10 the publl..
aiN Borden was arrested tonight. The
prisoner will be- arralgned In the dis.
"le' court tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-12

WASHINGTON, Aug. ll.-Senntor
Allison aud SENATOR Jones III Nevada,
formerly notified the secretary OF
state OF The acceptance Of the appoint.
ment ns delegates on the part Of the
United States TO tho international
monetary conference.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-12

HOMESTEAD, Aug. ll.-Chairman
o'Dounell Of the advisory committee
returned today from u trip through
Canada and northern Statee. He
says he mot With q cordial reception
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-12
Collision between RusslRa. and
Afghnns.

sIMLA, Aug. ll.-Another collision
has occurred On the Nezatash Paniir,
between ihH Aighans and Russian.
No particulars OF tho encounter are ms
yet received.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-12

DENvER, Colo, Aug. LIN col
lision between circle railroad train
aud electric cars In the suburbs tonight
N, .. Snzluger was probably fatally
iDJured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-12

One of the most expert money handlers
IN the treasury department at Washing
ton N woman, WHO hns the remarkable
record OF counting 5000 coins Ia single
day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-12

aS vou .lL BLUFFS, Ia, Aug. 1.-The
'"os'ory brick laundry Of lhe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-12

at all points, aud financial and moral
support wac promised him.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-24
COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
Arrsn Gemsnts Nearly Completed For the
Big X. of q. Bail.

Arrsu kemsnts Nearly Completed For the
Big X. of q. Bail.
The grand concert and bali OF Delaney
Council, X. Of c., will without question
be one OF the grande5t affairs ever held in
this city. Reeves full American Band,
b. X. Church leader, has been engaged.
Contracts for supper and decorations
have been awarded and Invitations sent
TO many prominent men and 10 the Off GERS
OF every Council in the order. Following
are the committees:
Committee OF arrangements, Myles Null
ligsn, Owen Murray, Martin f. Moriarty,
William +. DonneIly, jeremiah Leahy,
John T. Smith, William Horan, Frank
Murray, Michael Ryan, John Fitzpatrick,
Edward Olsson and Dennis McCaffrey:
General Floor Director, Frank NJ. Murray;
assistant, John 4. FItzpatrlck; aids, Jo-
seph Herrin, z. j. Clark, Nicholas NJ urrsy,
William +. Donnelly, William Ii. Horsn /,
Dennis McCatfrey, Martin +. Morisrty,
Frank McGuirei reception committee.
John b. Carlin, Patrick }. kinion, Thomas
}. Clark, jeremiah Leahy, john L. Smith,
Owen Murray, Myles NJ. Mulligan, Ed
ward Oisson, Micnael Ryan.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-24
THE UNIVERSITY EXTENSION.
Lectures Arranged For and speci Il sub
sCription committee Appointed.

Lectures Arranged For and speciiI Sub
sCription committee AppoInted.
The Pswtuoket Centre of University
Extension mas been duly organized, and
Two lectures, illustrated with the stereop-
ticon, will be delivered by William Howe
Tolmsn, Pm. d., as follows: "rns Tens-
ment House Problem" Tuesday, Decsm-
ber %; "rhe Problem OF the City Child"
Thursday, December 20.
The lectures viii be Immediately fol-
lowed by three course courses OF ten
weekly lectures each by Prof. Al
onEo Williams, Prof. w. Upon, and these
again In the Spring by three more courses
OF ten weekly lectures, by w. &. Langdon.
Jr., Arthur K. Watson OF the Thompson
Houston Company and Prof. w. W.
Bailey.
Mrs. F. &. sayles aud Mrs. Saunders
have been appointed q special suoscrip-
ton committee to obtain, II possible, the
necessary money and members.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-24
POLICE NOTES.

The cases OF Patrick Fallon and Patrick
j. Quinn, for keeping open three saloons
on Sunday, were today continued for two
weeks.
Fred n. White sent box of cigars to
the station last night and, together with
Sheriff Rogers box, they are being dis
tributed today.
This morning four persons we're fined
e and costs in the District Court. They
hailed from Attleboro, Central Falls and
this city.
John Wakefield was sent TO the Farm
for six months as common drunksrd
last night.
Charles McNulty pleaded nolo yesterday
to n charge OF larceny from the person
and sentence was deferred. He stole a
watch from Jessie JollIe.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-24
AUSTRALIAN BALLOTS.
Decision in a Case Con-
neCted Herewith.
MODERATOR MAY ASSIST
II the Voter Proves That He is Unable
to Mark His Ballot.

CONCORD, y. H., Dec "a The most inn
portant question that has arisen for Judi
clsl determination under the Australian
ballot system was that involved in the
concord ward election case, decided by
the supreme court at the recent term.
Ia this case vote was disfranchised be-
cause the time for closing the polls ar
rived while he was in "A controversy with
the moderator over his right TO vote, or the
need of assistance to mark his ballot for
which he had asked
Chief Ju stic Doe, In his opinion, held
that under the law which provides that
upon request
| Assistance Shall BE Given
isny voter who declares TO the moderator,
Iunder oath, that for certain reasons he
Iis unable To mark his ballot. the statute
docs not authorize the moderator to com.
Iply with the request upon any other evi.
dence than the prescribed oath, or to deny
the request for any other reason than the
neglect OF the applicant to take oath.
IL the oath when taken Is manifest per-
Nury and felony, it, nevertheless, entities
the applicant TO assistance Il marking his
ballot. The legislature d not intend
that the business OF the meeting should be
interrupted 10y AN inquiry into the truth
OF his sworn declaration Of disability.
In this case, the chief jnstice said, it was
mot claimed that
The Oath Was Taken,
land 1t cannot he presumed that the mod
orator would have refused to administer
the oath if the applicant had offered to
take IT,, or that assistance would have
been refused il the oath had been taken.
o But whatever was done or omitted, and
whatever effect it may have In con-
tested election case, IL does not affect the
duty of a csnvassing board To ascertain
the apparent result of the election from
the town clerks copies of their reco rds or
the moderator's declarations Of the votes
tnat were cast
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-24
TOOK BIG RISKS.


FRANK Reardon Has AN Indisorim inats
shooting Match at Portland.
PORTLAND, Me-, Dec. "A. 1t was only
the unskiliul workmanship OF Frank
Conley, or Frank Reardon, as he calls
himself, that prevented tragedy here
last night. A lew days ago Reardon was
arrested, brought TO the station, and
there compelled To marry l6-year-old
Portland girl, much against his will.
! Has short honeymoon was suddenly
brought 10 close. Yesterday afternoon
Reardon met man named Barry on
Center street. Barry was carrying .
pitcher OF milk, aud Reardon amused him.
self by shooting ut the pitcher Barry
made HE escape. and Reardon went to the
restaurant of Mrs. Mary Deloy ON Com.
'mercisl street He rndeavored to take i'm
proper libertie, with waitress, who
struggled in his grasp.
Carl de Roy, An elderly invalid, remon-
strated. and Reardon pressed the barrel of
the revolver to his head and threatened to
blow his brains out. The two women
ran, and Reardon sent couple Of bul lets
after them. Attracted by the noise, Her
bert Decelle, a one-egged fiagman at the
Boston and Maine. demonstrated with
Resrdon. who promptly smashed the Grip
pie on the head, making two ugly wounds
Decelle started To run and Reardon fol-
lowed, firing two shots. One bullet
grazed Decelle's leg.
D BY this time the patrol wagon arrived,
and the officers persued Reardon through
alleys and barns, until Officer Trasher cor
nered him in the cellar Of house on
Maple street
J Reardon Is pocket" liquor pedler,
and is well known in police circles
Three counts of assault with intent to
kill may be pressed against him.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-24

The case was first formally presented to
Mgr Satolli Wednesday night by Father
Burt sCll. Dr MrOyun's friend nnd ad-
wiser throughout his controversy with the
archbishop. which resulted in the suspen-
sion of the priest and then bis practical
communication.
The following statement was furnished
by representative Of Mgr. Satolli: ITO
end the many contradictory telegram :
sent ont II is thought cxpedient To state
that At . o'clock last night DIR. MoGlynn
was free from ecclesiastical censures and
restored 20 the exercise ~ hi. priestly
fuoctions, after having satisfied the pops's
legate on all the points In his case"
This decision bv Mgr Sstolli enables
Father NcGlyun 10 serve as priest in any
parish 90 which he may be assigned. The
question Of his return to At. Stephen q
must be settled, the authorities here say,
by Archb, shop Cnrrigsn Of New York.
DR.. Burtsell returned to New York last
mint