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THE RkHRING SEd QUESTION.
Reasons FIR Lord salisbury. Refusal to
Con'inmc the MOdus Niv-ndi.

OTTAWA. March I.-SpcakinE to-day on the
refusal o' Lor,l Salisbury to consent TO re-
rowal Of the modus yivendi in Bchring Sen
this season. a member II the Dominion Cnbi-
net said that the contention o! thr Govern
mcnt was TINT seal life was in no way Cndan-
gored BY polaGic sealing. tho only danger Of
extinction being found in tho Wholesale
slaughter tho seals wore subject to on tho
rook cries by natives anu The Alaska Company.
This was the ground taken. 1t is said. by the
British Government and was clearly borne
out by the evidence secured by both tho Amori-
can and British Commissioners who visited
Behring Sea last summer to investigate seal
life.
WAsHINGroN. March 7.-The President hns
taken the Behrin. Sea question in hand. and
this morning. in the enforced absence Of Mr..
Blaine on account OF sickness. had an extend
cd Interview with the Hon. J. W. Foster. who
has tho matter in charge in the State Depart
ment. Lord Salisbury's refusal to renew the
modus yivendi leavos tho questions in DISPUTE
time Sir Julian Pauncefote, tho British Minis
ter to Was hington. said TINT Great Britain
could not admit the right OF the United States.
Of their own sole motion. to restrict the
interference with British vessels navigating
States. and ito declare that her Britannia
Malesty's Goyernment must hold tho Govern
ment OF the United States Responsible Tor the
arc contrary 70 the established principles OF
international law"
The sun., 1892-03-08
GRAND jury SECRETS.
A Significant Caution from the Bench to the
New Grand Jury.

Tho Grand Jury for the March term OF tho
General Sessions were sworn in yesterday be-
fore Eocorder Smyth. lie appointed Horny NJ
Tahsr. cotton merchant OF III Pearl street
foreman. In his charge Recorder Smyth gave
this rebuke TO Larry Godkin and the grand
juror or grand jurors who leaked 10 Larry
about til" proceedings OF tho November Grand
Jury:
Before calling your attention. gentlemen.
to the provisions of the statute. l deem It
your oath whith YOU hayo all taken in tho
should 10 kept secret. 10 grand Juror has hash. !.
right. without violating the provisions OF the
statute'nnd ho requirements Of his oath. to
son as to nnv proceeding had before him as n
graGd Juror. BY strictly, observing this pro-
vision Of the statute and this portion Of the
oath which you lluvo taken. gentlelnen YOU
VIII avoid great deal Of trouble and avert a
vast amount OF scandal"
The sun., 1892-03-08
ANOTHER LETTER FROM ALGER.
He Fire. IT or just Reforc Starting 70,
California.

DETROIT. March 7.-Gen. n. A. Alger and his
family will leave to- morrow on n three weeks
pleasure trip to California and other Pacific
coast States Gen. Alger proposes to forget
politics for short time. but 1t is expected here
that before he returns 10 the city some doiinito
announcement regarding his candidacy will
bc made. The General has been collecting
documentary evidence for some days to fully
answer the charges made against him. and he
says that he has all the proofs ltc needs. II is
understood that the matter will be made pub
lie before long, though tho General declined to
say what will be done
"Tlr Dp,rOi Free Press yesterday reprinted
n portion OF THE SuN's despatch dated De-
troit. and published OH Saturday. concerning
Gen. Alscr. Tho following appears in the
Free Press to-day:
\" ,he Editor n,h- nfroi, Ere Pye.s.
SIR: Tho statement that Senator Chandler.
Representative briggs. or any other person In
any manner over sugEsstS;a dreS,x or ind,
my war record to me. is wholly false. Why
not name living witnesses AS have hereto.
the matter was during the Chicago Convention
Don't you suppose. had Ikno3wnp or suspect
70 correct it. and i he had declined do you be;
have continued to his death. lie visiting inc as
aHeny and hin n rsts1n had Gtsr
IIiS: and tie ,srSstcst hsii,ass one can
h You ,Gr are ts too near my home "r me to allow
these mntters to pass Longer, unnotiesed. no
since. but what is Justly my own should not no be
Highly by tho American peoples Fair play,
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iGi"sd isr io't tt, ltGrSwsti few rar;s days
june -. $50, and 'ho. "" sinco r'""n.,naaIy
%"a %%en s}s sa HIeS,Sn T;n xrawISi IN an
the W. nnd 2,th oi juno. 1850. .ho BARONESS
occupied lodgings in tntharinc street IN Lon
Jn'. Ih":ealtor tue Bnroness and Elliott
rni sSil,d {" II" Island n @cyi n' and irn'a ",i
there Wen, together tu India They returned
tt%,g"trrr u London. dni went TO tn, ,calrdoninn
T sh aI nr ."rHH Ters ore thSy rS r1,T'iHE,n Il, Is
Walls on Slaroh is.'i IL isSIH IH''"eF az '""''''s'
nt;Hn itsrnnsG ,niG, M ,ikin refused to grant tho
answer the baron's .tatcmcnts. about thu re.
iattons nf tie Baroness aud Mr.. Hborowski
were not oduii;ir!i as testimony. and the law
yrrs We're not allowed TO ,eHaminn the i,nr,-
Mh.u part rt l'nr"n Do Stnrrs's amended
d'nratioh YVES rriu,od In the newspapers last
january, man assrrtrd that he VAS u pasgen-
Ccr an u stcnnrr which left Bombay one VI
ward learned was Mr. Iborowssi 4 tall.
handsome woman. n blonde. ACCOMPANIED Mr..
nnorowski. Ihe n,irses toll. the Other. pas
Iit that us, thoy didn't want to havo
Mr; and Mrs. EIlio!t. Mrs. 'Elliott. tho
deck; and carried u gold sgarette ease set viii,
lcWrlS ami n corunei uf diamonds. though not
duchess coronet.
In his deposition baron De Stuers laid all the
health and tho abnormal views she took OF
things rs the result. Atthc opera one night she
saiI saiI IN" box was too crowded. nnd asked her
nInI n to 60 hia hTut 1t hG SANE i!mn pnrnoscly
hr said. aud on,,e gave cigarettes to the chill
uren ana tried to max 9 thom smoke. lle de-
nled ms wiie's allegations that he tried to de-
prlve hnr OF her liberty or to get control OF her
The sun., 1892-03-08
UiNTED $51O OR HER LIFE.
Trndigo Dstu, bs MRS. NenIe'~ Pence and
Punches Her Husbnnd's Head.

Rohcr. Tradigo. head waiter in tho Hotel
Royal 1T the time u! til" Are. was arrested 10y
tho Mercer street police lnst night for threat
cning the no OF Ilrs. Samuel A.. Neac of S:'
Washington place. uron whom. it is alleged.
l." las made repeated attempts to levy black :
mail.
They hncu mo acquainted ter years ago when
they Nor" servants in d "stOn hotel. and they
wrrr on good terms for eight years. Tho
woman f., now marie Il t. clerk for II Gutten-
bur. iuukmHker.
she nnd hcr husband have romplsincd be-
forn that Tr'.Ligo hn,I tried t. cXtort money
from hoy rn,i had Threatened her with yio-
leGce. last nigh. ho got into the boarding
house si., Errps an, Threatened 20 kill her
with raHpr he brandi'led unless she paid
lam 5000.
fin was nrro,t ted. and "cae followed him to
tn, station house. On thn way Irldi.o broke
from thr IO,'crmHr. rdn back Ia Nca Nc. and
punched his neab Th,u tho procession re-
formed and i.ncro,ln.l.
The sun., 1892-03-08

4 aaasom cab drove UP Ia n florist S store
at l.2i7 Broadway at (" o',lock last night and
two wci.drcslrd youn. women eot out and
bought some nos"gay4 While the younger
WIS tit.nG som" vocts in tho waist OF
her GOWN she screamed and staggered.
and ,nl uVhWurd IN a III into n big show win
dow. i.li"d will I,lani~ and flowers. She kicked
nauti',.liy, Knocking tho pottcd flowers and
llamt- hcltpr sk elier.
! rsowd -, seyoIuI hundred blocked the
iurins hvu,: store ARA Er!d bottle Of strong
ammonia to the woman u nose. She recovered
iibru! ly aul slid uut of tho window. she
hewi.tcred air, and then seized hcr coini,an.
ions arm. and both jumped into the cab and
were driven oil.
The sun., 1892-03-08
MARRIED NOW FOR KEEPS.
Georse from the Cabin and Mary from the
StccraIe Have "a Gcnnine Certificate.

George Hamilton, n Young Scotchman. who
has been living in the neShborhood of Now
York for the last nine years. returned from a
visit 10 England Oh saturday OH tho steamship
tmnria. He was cabin passenger. When he
left tho ship nt the CunGrd pior he took with
him Mary lioyIe. a comely young English Girl.
who had cor!o over in tho STORAGE and should
have Gono to Ellis Island with tho rcst Of the
immigrants. incluHing her sister. Hamilton
had known Mary for several months and had
made love to her. She Ind tuEen pussag" in
the, steer4so. not Knowing that her lover was
In the cabin. lie slcd her and went down and
renewed his coultshp
bon!d ding oilicer saw tho uair leave the
pier, and tho authorities at Ellis Island waited
tnr Mary 20 arpear and claim her baggage.
She called yesterday and was detained, She
Siil thnt she was married 10 Hamilton. He
had taken her IRON tho Cunnrd pier to n hotel:
She said sho had insisted on marriage and
he had gone out and got paper which he de-
cIared was an American marriage certificate;
appsaranee s Of te bTJs,rate bTJs Or the personal
Col, Weber. told her to send nd fnr Hamilton
was unable to. show any Kind Vins, Of y s,n,urriaEo
certificate. Mary tainted when she found ont
she was not vile. Coz. WoLer surrrstad that
he might square himself by HAVING - r"al ccrc-
mony per formed. He was WilIin.' SO instur
Bcrkemeier made them one
Between the Acts mud I.rnv, rDc.
gIaif r. Tab.
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HE SAYS HE WAS NOT INSANE.
A Former Backer or Jennie O'Sel Potter
sues Her and Others for $3.50. 900 Damages.

ROCHESTER. March 7.-Henry L. I.aiuc.
rich contractor Of Hornelsvilc. was arrested
on April 20. 1891. in Elmira as insure. and on
the following day Wis committed to the State
Asylum for the Insane in Willard where he
remained hfty-two days.
Now Mr. Lalue begins suit against his alleged
abductors. claiming damages in the sum OF
So5OOOO. Those named in the kidnapping
suit are: John o. Adsit. Charles q. Hutchin-
son. William Richtmyer. o. VI. Warner. Charles
o. Green. William II. Murray. +. d. Youmans.
Sh od HGswG y MG5so rs usns2 Ghef 81
Dundas. Jennie U'Nril Potter. the rocntlonist.
ani Charles ". Pilgrim. superintendent Of ths
TINT certain of the defendants seized Mr. I.adue.
and after placing han,icufs on him took him to
hS rhs ,hsr n mh ha ts hna aas Iaa hS
sent to the state tsylum the Insane in Viii
lard as pa.per Iunatic The COMPLAINT fur, fur.
a warrant. and that he was in excellent bodily
md mental health. He says he lost 100000
Regarding tic Connection OF jennie O'Neil
Potter with the case. the complaint says that
he und.rto2k to get up q public reading for
s Sa!1 The grot's Of the two evenings , would
5000 Thess readings. he says. were broken
The arrest he ascrihes to jealousy on the
part of ono of the defendants at the success he
tainments Of Miss Potter One Of the grounds
upon which the. two Elmira physicians. who
after his arrcst. was that he had adopted n Pc
culiar method OF advertising tho entertain
ments to b. given by the eocutiDnist One OF
families of Elmira. nccompa n led by Il bouquet.
Mr.. Ladue explains this by saying that the bon-
He denies that his relations with Miss Potter
were otherwise than OF a. purely business
character While in Hornellsville the. elocu-
handsome man. and his friends say that his
personal oddities arc no more marked than
those Of any other business man.
The sun., 1892-03-08

A GIFT Made ny DAY Gould Soon After His
Contribution to Church Extension.

contribution to Church Extension.
Jay Gould ha given $25.0O0 to tho Univer-
sity Of the City OF Now York. The gift was
made II few days after he gave his check for
$4,000 to the Presbyterian Church Extension
Committee. twas Mr. Goulds desire that the
gift should be kept secret
The Rev. DR.. John II. Paxton. the pastor of
the church which Mr.. Gould and his family at
tend. lot out the fact last night unntentionally
to n SrN reporter When pressed for further
information concerning 1t. he said the matter
was Il secret
Chancellor MacCrackcn confirmed later the
fact that the gift had been made.
The sun., 1892-03-08
s.t,s,.etory to American Fishermen.

GLoucEsTER, Mass. March 7.-Despatches
from Ottowa say that Minister Tupper has
introduced bill into the Canadian Paria-
ment. which provides for the renewal of the
n'GdDs rne"d,. This pleases tn" American
fishermen. by paying O license fee OF Sl.5''
per ton OF their craft. can buy bait and outfits
and chip crews in Canadian ports.
The sun., 1892-03-08
Juy Gou,d or for Mexico.

SAN ANTONIO. March 7.-Jay Gould loft here
for Mexico this afternoon at 3 o'clock The
cold with which he suffered in New York has
disappeared He will spend to- night In Laredo.
and will be in Monterey. Mexico. tomorrow
night. He will visit tho city OF Mexico. Vera
Cruz, and thence 40 over the Mexican Central
road TO Torreon. Mexico. and III lasn. From
the !atter place he will start 10. New York ON
the Texas Pacific.
The sun., 1892-03-08
MIR. Springer Continue. to Improve.

WAsHlHaTo", March 7.-Corgrcssmnn Spring
or ron'inues to Improve. and his condition is
repYrtel to be much more gratifying than it
was last night d. Vincent, the attending
physician. 10 very hopeful vi the patIent's re-
cVIory.
The sun., 1892-03-08
Average. +lA Average ON March 4 1897, 35'.

Average. Ala ANerhg. on Aarch Z. 1881. 3o'.
w,sulsGION r0RicAsr rOR rrgsDu
For New England, far weather Tuesday: warmer
north Of Massachusetts: rain and cooler Wednesday;
westerly wiIds, becoming variable
Ior .''''7 Ner York. Jrt, 7m'diy "igM .nds shifting
ro.'ho,ss,iy.
For New Jersey increasing cloudinen during tho
day rIobab followed by light rains; winds shiftiugto
euseiy.
For western New York, cloudy weather during the
day. followed by rain at night winds shifting to east
cry.
York CnntrAl eniA a In A sssu,sa
The sun., 1892-03-08

~. a r." stick I.icoricc.
Quality delicious. sod BY druggists every ywheTe-A.
The sun., 1892-03-08

hesween ,nc Acts and Bravo IDc.
Half Dime. DC, All Tobacco Cixaret,es nre the only
Ssahut maze " 'noA L. Hail EstaD'd Is3j.-Ais
The sun., 1892-03-08

The New York Central presents matchles sssv,ss .
through and local trains.-Ads
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-07-22

has issued a proclamation placing
Shoshone county under martial law.
Word has been received that three
companies OF federal troops from
AIissoula have arrived at Mullane.
Other troops have not been heard
from. Adjt Gen. Curtis in command
Tor the state, and who went to Cuur
d'Alene in advance Of the outbreak.
has not been heard from and il is fear
ed mas fallen into the hands
of the strikers A dispatch
to the governor from Judge Hepburn
OF Spokoue says the union
men drove ISL non-union miners out
Tuesday, firing on them and killing
two. superintendent Dickinson OF the
Northern Pacific te.egraphed the gov
ernor from Tacoma yesterday after
noon that their tracks ana bridges mad
been destroyed in the vicinity OF Null
lane and Wallace ana that the wires
have been cut Another dispatch to
the governor says several non-union
men have been blown up ana that the
union men propose to fight the troops
to The de;rtn
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-07-22

LITTLE Rock. Ara. July "a
Mayor II. L. Fletcher yesterday d.
rected the chief OF police to close
every gambling Gen in Little Rock ut
- o'clock. At that hour every house
in the city where gaming OF any kind
throwing oice playing cards and
craps closed their doors and tne
streets were crowded with sporting
men all the afternoon. The mayor
also ordered the police to drive every
tin norm gambler from the city and
every other person who has no visible
means Of support. He says: The
credit OF Little Rock IS hrst-class nj
ali the banks and we can get all the
money needed 10 run the city govern
ment without maintaining such dens
as nave been so long iostered here
TeXar6ana ana Hot Springs recently
issued like orders. Thugs. thieves
and gamblers. Mayor Fletcher de-
clares. must hunt other fields TO ply
their ueiarious tricke-y. 1t is estl-
mated that 500 men We're thrown out
Of employment" Uy this ARBITRARY"
order OF Little Rocks mayor
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-07-22

DENIsoN. Tex, July Is. Early
Thursday morning a general fight be-
tween Pat Mayher and wife on one
side ana Nike Ryan on the other
drew large crowd o. neighoors in
West Denisou. It seems that Pat
Mayher and family had been occupy
ing for some time building owned
by Ryan. "Wednesday the Mayhers
were fosciblY elected but wagon
and team. the property OF Mayher
was left over night in Ryan's barn.
Mayher entered the Darn to get his
team ana while doing so attempted 10
load on a quantity OF loose lumber
which he claimed. Ryan ordered MIN
of the premises. 4 fist fight followed,
when Mrs. Mayher with chop AK in
hand. ran to the scene of trouble and
began haying her husbands assailant
over the mead In wardiug of the
blows Ryan struck the woman in tine
face and in az instant Doth were blind
ed and besmeared with blood. By
this time neighoors inteviered ana
further lighting was prohibited. a
surgeon was called and on examina-
tion it was found that Ryan carried
three ugly wounds on MS head, either
Of which would have produced death
had the strokes been = fraction
harder.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-07-22
The Senate Free Coinage Bill Knocked Out
in the first Round.
The VOTE STOOD, YEAS, 1866 NAYS, 1874
All of the Texas COngressmen Vote
for the BiIi-Read Roasts
the Anus.

WAsHfSGTOS. JEiy lA-Wheu the
chaplain OF the house offered his pray
e. yesterday morning there was but
a slim attendance. but 10y the time he
had reached the amen the represeu-
tatives began TO crowd in ana take
their places in the preparation for the
conflict on the silver bill. The hour
set Tor this was > o'clock and as the
house met at II there Was an hour for
otner business. BY the time y
o'c.Ock came the attendance was very
large. The galleries were full and
-he press gallery contained more
newspaper mn than at any time this
season. The hubbuO on the floor was
SO great that il was with the greatest
difficulty that any one could be heard.
The speaker raped most vigorously
all the time for order and pleaded ana
begged for it. Once he called on
Inc sergeant-at-arms to preserve
order by clearing the aisles. the
floor in fact resembled a stock ex-
change rather than 4 law-making
BODY. During the morning hour con
siderable routine business was dis
posed Of. At one minute past Mr.
Gaachings reported from the commit
tee on rules a resolution making the
silver bill "A special order Tor yesier-
day and to-day il necessary. Mr.
Reed OF Maine moved to lay the reso-
luton on the table. but was not re-
cOgnized as Mr.. Catchings mad not
yielded the hoor. The time was then
divided up between the silver ana anti
silver men and Mr.. Bland spoke first.
Patterson Of Tennessee. Clark OF Ala
bama ana Foreman OF Illinois ex-
p.aiued that they we're free silver men
but that they believed that it was
flying in the face OF the Democratic
platform TO vote for free silver AT
this time. Reed spoke and sneered at
The Democrats VINO in the last con-
gress abused him becau=e they could
not run the silver pill over him ana
were now anxious TO see it SIDE
tracked. Pierce OF Tennessee made u
most vehement speech for the Dill The
chief speech Of the day. however was
tlsat u NtLA-s ceS tl4Au AAAo-L SUI AO4 tI-G
bill He was applauded throughout
his remarks ana when ne concluded
he was warmly congratulated Dy the
members who crowded AROUND him.
Tn the vote OF the previous question
Of the report many silver men voted
against it because they wanted to
amend the order so as 10 make il en-
BODY a clause in the bill All the
Texans voted against it except Mr..
kilgOre who said he could not vote
for a cloture. This wac beaten and
then the question required on the
question OF reconsideration All the
Texans voted for this but it was de-
feated by nineteen votes and the silver
bill was dead. Inc vote stood yeas,
1856; nays l5L
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-07-22
Errtten Strikcrs.

HOMESTEAD Pa. july ia fire
was started in one Of the hearths yes
terday and the ga OF steam nearly
Drecipitated a conflict between the
troops and men. As soon as steam
rose "A large BODY OF strikers, VINO
were near made a nasty movement
toward the gate and the provost pa
troll hurrlediy got between them aad
the main entrance. Bayonets were
brought TO a charge and the men
halted. It was probably curiosity
rather than any purpose 10 enter the
works which made the men come for
warded, but the aoruDt manner IN
which they were turned back caused
some feeling and was taken oy
many rs an indication that
the troops are ready TO light
u fact which may have hereto
fore been dIsbelieved on account Of
the sympathy ior the men expressed
oy the militia. Since the soldiers
have oeen confined 10 camp there mas
been marked cEange in the feeling
between the town ana mil. Inc sem
tirneut on DOtn SIDES Is decidedly more
unfr.eudiy tnan AT first. Gen. snow
den comes in Tor the most criticism by
the strikers and they are not spar ne
in their remarks. The strike pickets
are suh maintained ABOUT the mill
From the large increase IN the militia
patrol. which was doubled ana tre0Ied.
the strikers are certain that non-unIon
men are about 20 be run IN. The men
declare they vii. not attack them if
they come. Tney VIII use all moral
suasion possible to induce sucn per
sons 10 leave town. ont Will not break
the peace unless the Iinkertons return.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-07-22
COL0RLINEAT ELMO
A MOyemen, on Foot 10 Rid that Community
Of Worthless Negroes.
THRIFTY WHITE. LABORERs ARE DESIRED
I'm Neighborhood Fight at Dent-
son "A Woman and a Chop Ak
Play Prominent Parts.

TERRELL. Tex, July 10. The fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted by
the citizens OF Elmo precinct at mass
meeting called together with view
OF discouraging the immigration OF
negroes into the settlement ana re-
moving the obnoxious citizens of color
already in the precinct;
Whereas. the race problem is Of
momentus importance to the southern
people. being one that must be solved
sometime, and in view OF the unprece-
dented number IF recent outrages by
black brutes on white children and
women, and the protest from certain
quarters against the swift punishment
OF the perpetrators OF said crimes. we
are led to view the situation with alarm
and fear that the horrors Of these out
RACES will be brought every day to our
doors, and
Whereas. negro emigrauts are pour
ing in upon us with an increase Of
ratio which, if not stopped, will re-
suit in ruin to our schools and society
and
Whereas, we have in our midst a
class Of colored citizens that is a
menace TO society and the
presence OF whom prevent 4 desirable
class Of white people locating with US,
therefore be it
Resolved, that it IS the Judgment OF
this meeting that no negro immi-
grants ue given any home in our
midst and that the objectionable ones
De peaceably quietly and lawfully re
moved from us as soon as the present
crop Is harvested We appeal to the
patriotism ana public spirit OF every
white citizen in this community to join
;his movement and give it his moral
support, and De it
Resolved. that all work together 10
favor ami encourage i desirable class
OF white emigrants to take the place
Of the negroes that our schools may
be built up and harmony prevail.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-07-22

CLEBURNE. Tex. July 13.-The cx-
aiming trial OF Emmett Goodwin.
charged with killing J. I Rice Mon
day evening, was in progress yester-
day. For the past Two weeks the
district court mas been busy with
nabeas corpus and examining trials
N murder cases and the grand jury
mas recovered three times. The kill
ng OF Rice was the resultof = fsticuf1.
de was struck on the reck while in a
peculiar position or il his fall from
The carriage broke his neck. MONDAY
night Goodwin'5 wife ordered cap
rage and visited the sorrowing wife
Of the deceased. There was no bitter.
feeling exhibited. On the contrary
,hey wept on each others neck anc
sympathizsd. Goodwin was granted
pail in the sum OF $1,000 which ne will
nave no trouble in making.