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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-29
Attempted Jail Delivery.

Two prisoners. Brzcman aud Adams,
charged with burglary. confined in the
Pettis county Jail. made a bold effort 10 ei-
feet their escape On saturday last Of which
a brief mention Wa made in the BNzo" oi
yesterday.
The work Wa done with shoe spring
about two inches long, which had been
nicked and attached t. piece oi wood Tor
handle.
\ blanket was placed before the bar tu
shut off all view. and. taking advantage oi
Sheriff smiths absence sawed the bar in
two. Upon being apprrheuded they con
fe>sed and gave mp tine saws, screws, etc.
\ blacksmith wa called in this morn
ing To replace the bar.
Bozeman and Adams are tough looking
customers and II J. supposed that their at
tempt was prompted by the fact that they
were wanted elsewhere.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-29
is dark, all is lost, peace lost, heaven

is dark, all is lost, peace lost, heaven
lost.
1t is not our Lords will that this
should he 50. He would have all
found, nothing lost. Be workers To-
gether with him and not one effort
shall be unrecognized: not one act oi
faith or courage or patience lie un-
rewarded.
May the Lord give IL grace, in our
little baskets of holy resolves, To gath
er up all the fragments of time. OF
grace, Of effort, Of energy, OF will.
that nothing he lo-t. - that in the
great day of the heavenly feast we
NAV he found worthy to ta>1e the mar
riage supper of the Lamb.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-29
Coughing Leads to Consumption.
kemp'S Bal>am stops the cough at ono,
Is u 4 Eact2

Alex Smith WIZ arrested Tor being drunk
last night. lie was placed in the caIaboo>e
with nu bed clothc,. nothing but an iron
bc,i>tead To sleep on, he testified in court
this morning. During the night he got
cold and 10 call the guard, raped on his
he,l,tcad The police came and he stated
H., case and asked Tor more bedcloiheS.
They went away without giving him any.
lie pounded ON his iron bed 4 second time.
The police returned and Instead oi giving
him clothes turned the hose on him. He
WAS ihen compelled To remain in hi, cell
al night with his clothes wringing wet.
Thi, morning he was fined SO ior drunk
cnnc-> and 81 Tor resisting an officer.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-29
Children cyv for
Pitchers CastoFia.
An Old Time Deed.

An old land warrant was filed in the re-
coriler', office which had to il no les a dis
tinc7,i,heh 4 signature than that oi Presi-
dent Zachary Taylor. 1t was executed
August |. 1912, and was for 10 acres OF
land, being the southwest quarter OF the
southeast quarter of section ~, township
u. range 30. 1t was executed 10 Adam
Scott and counter>igned by Thomas EVERY.
.Jr.. secretary. and \. Sargent.i recorder OF
General Land Office.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-29
An Es-Convict.

VIM. Enos. ex-corvict. met Bob Smith
the Missouri Pacific bridge mau. and tried
to palm himself oil as Bill Raney. brake
man. Bob had heard ri Raney and fell
into the trap. Emo, then made some ex-
c,lse for getting him into an alley and no
doubt would have robbed him had not the
police come along. Enos was fined SO for
late hours aud $50 for vagrancy.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-29
Bucklen Arnica Saive.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, Teder, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
j. guaranteed To give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price p cents per
box. For sale by Mertz Il Hale.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-29
Bic Cattle Sale.

Bob ir"n-. oi Nevada, bought 2,5 cattle
from J. W. Iillarl which were weighed
up last Saturday, l02 head .oi the cattle
were Colorado> and they averaged ,i35
pounds net. l03 natives weighed On an
average of l.2S5 pounds net. The stock
WIS shipped from Richards to the Kansas
CITY market The amount paid Mr.. lill-
ari was the neat sum OF Sl0,056.S0.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-29
Disastrous Wreck.

VAy CoUvER, B. c. Nov. 23-The steam
er Empress OF China from Hong Kong and
Yokahoma brings news that the steamer
Normandi which struck sunken rock ON
October 9, went to pieces three hours later.
Out Of crew of a persons the second
engineer and one seaman were the only
ones saved.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-29
Died, So Young.

Row Edward iIulland, aged ; year and
months. son al Mr. and Mr. +. X. HUI
land. died n : o'clock this morning from
diphihcr:a. The funeral will occur n :,
o'clock i"-mnrruG evening from the family
residence un The corner oi Ohio and Jcficr-
~un streets.
Row was most attractive child win
-onc. full oi lie and heaming with good
nature-one uprn whom the wealth oi 4
parents aij,s.tipm W., naturally layi,hcd-
the joy and pet oi the household. None
save those who have tasted from the bitter
cup eau realize the SORROW and the dc>ola-
ton the little boy leaves behind him -
hi, spirit take, IL flight "a that better
world The heartfelt ~ympHthy al tender
community goes on to Mr.. and MIR. Hui
land in this hour I'll their supreme trial.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-29
Missouri Cheap Lands.

One hundred-iifty thousand acres OF rich
farm. grazing and mineral lands in South
west Missouri, for sale cheap. For pariic-
ulars, address Land Agent Frisco line, Roe
Building, ST. Louis, Mo. 2-lUwtf
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-29

\ reason Tor the faith that j. ia him.
! Responsible citizen al the south writes {:
From observation covering = great number
"f ci>,.- ! mhe>iiaiingly pronounce Sal
walton oil to I've the most wonderful remedy
Tor burns have ever tried.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-29

When Baby was sick. we gave her Castoria-
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria-
When she had Children, she gave them Castoris
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31
IL LAYS In ASHES
Biggest Brewing Establishment
i'm Milwaukee.
FALK, JUNG & BURKHARTS
Everything Destroyed Except the Office,
With a Loss Of Nearly Hall
Million Dollars

MILwAUKEE, Aug. 50.-For the sec
ond time within three years the plant
of the FAX, Jung 4 Borchert Brewing
company Is IN runs. Except the Ofiice
and one small warehouse the whole
plant burned 10 the ground early this
morning. The loss is estimated al $780,
600. The whole value OF the cOmpany's
local property IS s460, 000. fully insured.
The insurance companies losses on the
property burned today are 40 per cent.
of S460 900. The brewing company's
loss, therefore. is $4,000. Tnc prop
erty burned was the brewery building
proper. containing $4,000 worth Of
zee machines, other valuable machln.
cry and many miles of coils and the
malt house, with l20. 900 bushels of
malt, which was totally ruined and
was worth Sl25.000.
The origin of the tlre IS not known,
except that II was first seen at the base
of the great shaft running through the
building. The draught up this shaft
speedily carried the flames throughout
the building, and the fire department
could not even check the blaze. The
company will rebuild at once. the Psbst
and Schhtz companies undertaking to
care for patrons of the burned-out con-
cern ID the meantime.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31
EoR THE SEAT Or WAR.
Recent Movements of the United States
War Vessels.

WAsHISeroN, Aug. 30.-The United
States steamer Concord has orders TO
SAL from New York tomorrow Tor
Venezuela. She Will touch first at La
CuayaIe, then the port of Caracas.
The fresh outbreak of revolution IN
that country Il gwen for the reason
that the Concord is not there, no
United states vessel now being IN that
vicinity.
At the navy department It is stated
that the kearsarge Is now on It's way To
the island OF NayAssa, having touched
last at Jamaica. The commander of
the kearsarge has orders to investigate
the conduct OF the American work
men Ia the NayRssa NINE.
Orders we're sent from the navy de-
partmens today putting the United
states training ship jamestown now at
Norfolk out OF commission and direct
ing mat the stores be transferred 10 the
United states snip Constellation. The
latter Will SAL immediately for Italy,
where she will collect works Of art for
the YOrld's fair.
Secretary Charles Foster OF the treas
ury department returned to tins city
fOlay
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31

PANS, Aug. 3o.-Tbere were four
deaths. inciuding one ol a hospital at
tendsnt. from cholerine yesterday, and
there were thirty new cases OF the dis
ease. The hospitals are beng put n
condition for an ep demlc. More cases
have come 20 ightthatarc suspected OF
being the geuulug Aaatc Cholera.
HAv1T, Aug so.-lhe cholera "a in-
creaslng in this city. seventy-one new
cases were reported Yesterday. 81 ln-
crease 0f eleven cases SIS compared
with Sunday. The number of deaths
wss seventeen. decrease 81 seven sf
compared Rth sunday.
AsrvERT, Aux 30.-Ine authorities
have been aroueei to vigorous eforts
90 stamp out the cholera sad ueF they
no longer deny Its eNstence. The re-
turns show veutv- aew eases since
yesterday aud four deaths. lae r.
ease appears On te erreaolrg THE
vessels saeciei of Hfeuu are re-
qnucd la moor n r ts.reen. where
tnev aI iun gated aat O. erHi-o als-
Infected.
So FfrFReHtrs. AUG -Festfr.
faV H new cssas rf Aslse culIera
Irfen aat 1 tas e.tr. ar0orl ta fHe
of u retarns anf tHer were forty
one Hfafhs i.am eeasr
Hsn AHE At meeting 1f
the hosp rtaarfe fnaeF wfs
stsIed fnat fe1fee.r hora 9as o taf
nrnaH tHst tle p Ieme n ts ~
p14 ahsaa- .aIesF as ts1 u.
.f.a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31
MUST KEEP IL OUT
New YORK and London Alike
Anxious.
NEW CHOLERA CASES REPORTED
Two OF a Crew on : Bark Bound fog
Amsr.ea Discovered Sick Win
the ScouTge.

NEW YoRK, Aug. S0.-At daybreak
this morning there were twelve steam
ships anchored Oft the boarding station
a. quarantine witn freight ana passen-
gers. There were the Frlesland, Cap
tain Randle, from Antwerp August 20.
with 322 cabin and So Storage passea-
gers; the Cifcassia, Captain Bo0thbv,
from Glasg W August Is, win 242 cabln
and 269 s.eerage passengers, tie Mar
ono. from Liverpool august -; tie
Roman Prince, from Palermo August
4; the Newport, from Colon; the Muriel.
from n. Kits; the Joseph otCr, ifom
Livingston; the Concho, from Calves
ton; the Rio Grande, from brunswick;
the Neptune and Antonio Iembrana,
from Baracoa, and the \ Iucatan, from
Vera Cruz. The Frcsland arrived last
night al SOS and the Circsssia a. 800.
The other steamships arrived during
the night. Or jenkins and his assist
ants boarded the steamships and grant
eel clean bills Of health 10 al Cf them
excepting the Iresiand, Circassla and
! ucatan.
No Exceptions Made.
The lronclad rule made by Health
Officer Jenkins yesterday, winch pro-
yldes that all steRmfh4ps arriving from
injected ports ON and after today must
remain in the lower bay oil Swlnburne
Island from two 10 i've days with the
steerage passengers, Will not be en-
forced on the Friesland and Circassia,
as they arrived yesterday. But every
steamship that arrives today or here
after from infected ports VIII come
under the ban without exception. The
North German LlOyd steamship Lahn.
from Bremen August %, and the White
Star Liner Teutonlc, from Liverpool
August 24, are due tomorrow. Ine
NendOme, from Rotterdam August 20,
is also due tomorrow. Friday the
Rugla, from Havre, and ON Saturday
the Normannla and Stubbenhuk, from
Hamburg August 26 and - respective
ly, are expected To arrive.
Conference Of Omciais.
At noon today conference was held
in the mayors Office 10 discuss plans
for such additional measures as may
be deemed necessary 10 prevent the IN
PRODUCTION OF cholera into this city.
Those present at the conference were
Mayor Grant, President Wilson, of the
board of health; DR.. Cyrus Edison, chief
of the bureau of contagious diseases;
President Barker. of the tax depart
ment, and Deputy Comptroller Storrs,
representing the finance department.
President Wilson reported that the
work of cleaning the city and putting
it in good order was progressing salts
factorllv. Plans TO prevent the intro
duction of cholera were discussed and
1t was agreed that f more money was
necessary the board of estimate and
appropriations would be Immediately
called together to appropriate whatever
should DC necessary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31

Condition of sullivan and Co1bsu
CougIasge1-

Condition of sullivan and Co1bst,
Conuasge1.
NEw loaE. aug. 5o.-A rousing re-
ceplion Was gwen the tsso pug SIS.
Who are starting on t4e.r road 10 the
battle field ~ September q, ln Madison
square gardens yesterday, and u any
proof was needed tla. James j. Cor
belts ply .Cial condition is attle high
osl pltCh OF excellence ll was turu shsc
when m the presence ~ thou
sands ef adnra be went
through every oewl Of his arduous
system % training Before the young
Californian had moved hsnd 10 was
apparent 20 the observers that per-
Iect man, from A physical standpoint,
was before them. aid when be e1hlb-
ited such remarkable skill, agility aud
strength lu tLe various Ways m which
he eXcrted hlmHelI, tue oulOokers were
aroused 20 enthusiastic admiration.
On the contrary, after two months OF
training John J.. sullivan put on ring
costume and walked onto the platform
AZ CleTmOnt avenue rink ana "a re the
i,0U0 persons Assem- bled chance 10 zee
hIs exact condition. After tlc cheers
bad subsidized and tie spectators lad @
chance % critically examine the cham
piou there were subdued murmuFs 0f
disappointment. Iae ble fellow
was undeniabiy fat and his stom-
ach prOtuted ln q way sug-
gestlve Of short breath in case
OF athletic endeavor. Rolls OF super
abundant flesh stli cluug GO his RIBS.
the same as whom he started b.s work
at Canoe Place Inn, and las age seemed
apparent. The crowd cheCred tue glad
Iator for his fests of the past. but in-
dulged in r5gretfui comments on bis
present form aud prospects on Septem-
Der :. The hail was crowded with
sportingmen who We're there 10 take q
look at the strong boy just before the
battle, and there were many significant
looks exchanged when be stood up and
showed just how Fat he wac.
During a bout with Ashton, as Sulli-
van sat ia his corner, Fred Burns, the
champion announcer, SAID 70 the bg
fellow.
"How much 90 YOU weigh. Jobn7'
"Two hundred and tour stripped, ."
was the reply.
"Pll bet it's nearer 30 than 20f, " re-
marked q spectator wao sat q car.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31
.NEw cAsEs AcRoss rHg We.
Two Sailors on an Americana Bound
Bari Taken.

Two Sailors on an American Bound
Bark Taken.
LoNDoN, Aug. 30.-The cholera news
continues alarming. The bark Helene,
which left Hamburg or Aug. 20 for
America, has been detained at Dover
on account of sickness on board. Last
evening the Helene was towed to
Grsvesend and two of the crew, afflicted
with ASiatlc cholera, were taken 20 land
and put IN q hospital. The bark SiIvlo,
OF Hamburg, is detained at Gravesend
or suspicion that there may be cholera
on board. Ida Samyan, the Russian
Pole from Hamburg, who was admitted
INTO the London hospital yesterday,
apparently dying from r disease sup
posed 10 be As.atic cholera, is still
alive.
Donald Currie & Co. announces
that the steamers of the Castle line
Will hencefOrth cease calling at Ham
burg and Flushing, en- route 70 Africa.
and that they have ceased booking
passengers for Medeira and Las Pal
mas.
Four emigrants from Russia on their
way 20 America, who intended 10 sail
today, have beeu strckened at Liver
pool with what appears to be cholera.
They were sent 10 the hospital and the
cases are being closely watched to see
If the disease is Aslatc coleTa. Other
en- grants are being inspected, both
for local sanitary reasons and because
the steamship companies are anxious
not 90 carry any who are likely % cause
trouble M landing.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31
ITISALL BUNCOMBE
Howard vincent's Crack
Drained Speech.
He PREDICTS TIE DOWNFALL
OF the Gl4dstonian oovernmsni IN one
Hour Aflss shs OpsnlnE os
Parliament.

r..r,.- 49, en ns.s
~ '''a''fs
s.s- VIA -" -seiie'i'i hAs iHea
aroused ~ speecu made ey Howard
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-ii 81 t91s. @1N1 Hi,A
s-s .a~s - -'els ls@ gke aei@
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.ai'.e .."- s+~..e-s- -4 ee4i-f s y. u
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VIZ" .l-
ie.s1 W power tal st'fea -
i..-i,' l'f Ar N-' ei
N' 81 ~-te-i -
i'-'i~' i'---s
Nhat pe,s NIaceat Mrans
People are asking tala olllr shat
merket lloelt felfuea 90 as HaVug
been iost % ereat huiau. Ioe ares
generally answer Morocco. tai tac 20
Gently published blue book aoes not
bear out sucl g Statement TAe dis
patches there published tECm g. rafv
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31

was irst made q legal holiday q Ne
brasks, and winch Il nov = legz. nOl.-
day IA a majority OF the states. lie s
widely known as the sage OF ArboT
Lodge
Tue other ~ ON nations sre: For
Lieut.. Gov. samuel NJ. Wolbaeh OF
Grand Islard; for secretary OF state +
NJ. Crow OF Hastings for auditor Peter
4. 0cultyzn OF West Point for treas
uFy. Andrew Beckm2n Of Burt county ,
for state superintendent OF instruction.
j. S.. Hornhlrger of Madison county
for attorney general, Matthew Gerlng
Of Cass county; for commissioner Of
public lands aud buildings, Jacob Wig
gins or Hays coanty. The platform
reviews the platforms aud policies OF
popular government as exampied since
the days or Jefferson, and endorses
the Chicago platform.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31

Generally Favorable Reports From The
Several States.

Scfcfal States
WAsHEGroS, Aug. 30.-The weather
and crop reports from the latest bulle-
Tin are As follows:
Illinois - Weather continues i'm
proved by slme showers and some
heavy rains, but more needed; thresh-
ing nearly completed.
Indiana - Temperature excessive;
corn improved, Is maturing fast, bat
needs rain as we'll as DO other crops.
ONO - Drought continues, except
over northern section; early corn and
potatoes maturing; buckwhest doing
we'll; pastures short; fall plOughlng de-
layedi ground dry and hard grapes
rottIng and falling or.
Michigan-Ne Weather generally favor
abe except in southern sections Of
counties where drought continues; har-
vestng and threshing progressing.
Iowa-FavOrable, week TOR maturing
unnaryested crops.
North Dakota - Slightly colder,
colder than normal. Excessive rain
caused much dSmage. Harvesting
nearly finished and some threshing be-
Jag done; slight damage by heat.
South DakOta-Rain fall above aver-
age; cool weather has sOnewhard re-
tarded the rapid growth of corn IN
northern and central portions. Har-
vest.ng of all small grains about COM
pleted; threshlDg general.
Nebraska-Cold, wet; favorable for
pasture and puts ground in good con-
dlron for fall ploughing; corn improy-
ing N condition, but backward and
needs warm weather.
kansas-Hsavy rains across the state
from northwest 10 southwest and
slightly in northeast; continues cool
and cloudy weather. favorable to corn
and pastures; corn excellent in center
and north, and fair IN southern por-
t1Ous
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31
Ssarchinr for a NJ urdcrer.

GRAND RtPIDs, Mimi, Aug. 3d.
Thomas Lewis, keeper OF house Of
Ill repute at Ia PIairie. last night while
drunk walked into John McCaiery' s
saioon and engaged IN a quarrel. He
snot MCCatfery N the left temple. The
latter died within an hour. Marshall
Alns'ee arrested Lewis, and as ne was
about to place nim IN Jail he begged for
liberty. stating that be would be iynched
by the people. The marshal refused
h,s request, when Lewis fred at him
and made his escape into the woods.
Searching parties have gone N al dl-
rngfrovs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31

ST JosrIH, Mo-, Aug. 30.-The Rev
+. II. Brumhaugh, pastor of the First
Methodist church of this city delivered
a lecture iast night on the subject of
"komansm and lmmorahtv." Dur
ing the course OF ms remarks be made
2 statement which aid not please Dr.
A. llerney OF the Ellsworth hospital. d.
who arose and called the minister a
lar and started for him with a cane.
lIerney was caught before reaching
the pulpit by other mombers Of the
audience and was ejected from the
courch. Ierney Is from Switzerland
and once studied for the priesthood.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31
swINpLER uNpgR ARREsr.
Pretended Agent for the Worlds Fair
Nipped in Colorado.


La JuNrA, Colo, Aug. 3O.-What
may prove an important arrest was
made IN this city in the capture Of one
Z. K. Wlngate, cla imlng 10 be an agent
OF the Worlds Columbian exposition.
He carried what purported TO be letters
of authority and credit signed by
Thomas w. Palmer. Moses p. Handy
and George X. Davis. On the letters Of
credit were the following Endorsements:
July Is, 1892, First National bank,
Galveston, Texas. $500.
July %, Citizens bank, Fort Worth,
Tex, $500.
July 80, First National bank, Wich-
ita, Kan, $3.50.
August 10, Bank of Topeka, Kan,
$3.50.
August 10, First National bank of
Fort Scott. Kan, $3.50.
August 20. Lyons Exchange bank Of
Lyons. Kan, $3.50.
August %. First National bank OF
Dodge City, Kan, $50.
Wlngate was arrested on a telegram
from the Amorilla National bank of
Amorilla, Tex, and Will be held to
await requisitlon papers. He threat
ened TO snoot the officers who arrested
him, but was speedily brought to sub
lection.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31

Continuation Of the Correspondence Be-
tween tie i've.

tween TIE two.
LoNDoN, Aug. 2o.-The letters which
passed between Mr. g. adftone and Mr.
Iabouchore On the subject of place
ia The cabinet Wi tN tX Iages ~ i1-
morrow'F issue If Truth Nr. olaI.
stone, ln letter dated 81 Isvari n.
saws thst his attention. hss been called
TO Alr LabauChe-e's letter a. tie elect
crs of Northampton, au5 DE- assrres
Mr. labouchcre that the undcrsan8inc
conveyed ln that communicated u rs
correct; that be-, Mr. gladstone, vac
responsible ior aA recommendations
submitted 90 tie queen respect
ing the tenure Of politics. ofce Ar.
Gladstone states fuat hc was asvsFe e
Nr. LAbCuch ere's % 80 position. snd OF
the assistance WhIch Mr. IabauChcre
had given go the liberal rariy. and Sc
cofdingiv he lbf Oadstarc had ccn-
sldered zoe subject C|ofeIs all arrived
al The CONCLUSION tnai tsere wore lue-
dents n SIR. iaHo1clcrH q career. lr no
way olsparaguE So Nr. IabaHcaefe,
winch aapcsre1 i1 rerdfr lt uniting
for him iNr. 81 sdstCnc to ASK hu b.
become minister
Air. Isbouchere replied On the e9d
of August. in ff ffiiy hc slit that ae
recognized t1e orHnHlv of Mr. eIsG-
stones pos ton, and while he .Afr. ta-
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right 20 impose veto on fse rnm m.efF
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tsin he eonFctou iaat ir Gladstone
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