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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-09-13
TASTED UNTIL HE DIED.
A Sailor Lives Seven.y-slx Days
Without Food. ~

Antonio Bachettch, an Austrian sailor,
who had refused to take food for seventy-fss
dsys. died few days since in G sailors
clearinghouse In Philadelphia, soon after
calling for food and slipping little beef :ea.
On June 11th, because no knife and fork and
spoon were put at his place atetable, ne
vowed In anger not to eat another morssl OF
food. and no one could prevail upon him to
change his mind. He refused to have phy-
sician or 90 to hospital
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-09-13
TO COIN MORE COLD:
Bullion in the Treasury to Be Minted
rs Fast as Possible.

Bullion in the Treasury to BE Minted
as Fast as Possible.
Secretary Carlisle has ordered that tho
mints at Philadelphia and San Francisco be
fully manned and run to their full capacity
coming gold bullion. The Treasury De-
partment possesses from eghty-ive to nine
ty millions OF gold bullion, part OF the
gold reserve. Gold bars cannot be used az
currency, and it has been decided, In
the present need, to coin the bullion on hand.
This bullion will be coinsd into $40, $5 and
80. so gold pieces. preference being given to
the first two denominations. The coming
capacity Of the Philadepnla Mint Is over
$4,000, 900 per month. The San Francisco
Mint will also be utilized. but nearly all the
bullion possessed by the Government Is In
the East.
There is $50. .0OO, 900 in gold bullion in the
Philadelphia Mint, S15.OOO,0 600 OF it being in
one vault. where it has remained untouched
for fifteen years
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-09-13
South and West.

AT a railroad crossing between Lexington,
Ohio, and West Alexandria, Mrs. William
Hapner and her daughter. aged seventeen,
were struck BY train and instantly killed.
A little girl aged three was seriously injured.
ALL the inhabitants OF Brunswick, Ga,
except about 5000, are reported to have left
the city from fear Of yellow fever.
AT San Francisco, CAL. the jury in the
case Of the actor, NJ. B. Curtis, "Saml Of
Posen," for the murder Of Policeman Grant,
returneda verdict Of acquittal.
THERE was fight between unemployed
men and police In Chicago, in which several
persons were Injured.
TIE Brunswick GA Relief Committee IS
sued an appeal for contributions for the re-
lief OF the destitution caused by the yellow
fever scare.
TIE town OF Kernersvllle, N. c.. was
struck by a cyclone. One hundred houses
were blown down, four persons were killed
and many wounded.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-09-13
THE NEWS EPITOMIZED.
Eastern and Middle States.

STATE BANK SUPERINTENDENT PREsToN's
statement of the affairs Of the suspended
Madison Square Bank, OF New York City.
shows that the capital stock is impaired by
1871 ,312.03, and that the loss to stockhlders
amounts to 1854 ,912O9.
A LARGE meeting in favor OF silver and
against the repeal OF the SHERMAN act" was
held in Cooper Union, New York City.
A CASE of apparent poisoning from eating
crabs, resulting in four deaths, was dis
. covered. in Jersey City, N. j., the victims be-
ing Mrs. Annie Lewis. Caroline Collins,
Augustus Hasslocher and John Morse, COL
ored.
EvIDEyoEs OF extensive frauds in the
Bureau OF Weighers and Gaugers, New York
City, were discovered by the Custom House
Commission.
TEE known dead Of the great storm on the
second day after, numbered nearly fifty per-
sons and the missing were fully that number
also. Each ship coming to port is either
disabled or has thrilling stories to tell OF the
Storm
The New York Democratic State Commit
tee have decided upon Saratoga, and Octo-
Der g. as the place and date OF the State Con-
yention.
CLAUS ZIMMERMAN, young Anarchist
loader, was arrested in New York and held
for making incendiary speeches.
TIE Norwegian bark Glengairn collided
with strange schooner of the Delaware
Breakwater. and sunk an hour later Her
captain and crew Of sixteen men took to the
boats and were picked up by a passing YES
sci. It is believed the schooner went down
with all on board.
The death OF August Jacobson, New
York tailor. made the sixteenth victim OF the
terrible collision between two trains on the
Long Island Railroad.
EAaLEsMERE, a beautiful summer resort on
tho crest Of the Alleghanies, In Sullivan
County; Penn, was struck by tornado,
whies wrecked a cottage and several barns,
and badly damaged other buildings.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-09-13

rr :s proposed to hold universal extost.
hon in Madrid, from April l to October 81.
1894. request has been forwarded to the
United States Department of State, asking
that United States Commissioner be ap
pointed to arrange for American exhibits
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-09-13

PIECES OF wood from the beam &c Iaich
Columbus was chained and the iron ball that
held the fetters are shown among the thou
sand and more relics in the Convent OF !.a
Rahda.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-09-13

THE worst feature of the drowning
season is that it kills off so many
people without giving the doctors
chance at them.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-09-13

PERHAPS IL pneumatic tire were
put en- the dollar Of the dads 1t
would circulate ter.-Johnstown
Democrat.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-09-13

IT Is said that apples are being sold In
Chatham County, North Carolina, at fifteen
cents per bushel, and that dealers are buy
Ing all they want Of them at that price.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-09-13
HELD UP THE TRAIN.

Five Masked Men Rob Passengers on
the Northern Pacific Road.
Five masked men held up passenger train
No. on the Northern Pacific Railroad at
Gray Cliff, Mont, the other night, com
PEELED the express messenger to open the e1-
press car and local safe by threatening to
blow them open with dynamite, and then
went through the train taxing money from
the passengers. They secured only about
$50 from the safe and about 800 from the
DassengerS. -.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-09-13
Washington.

THE official copy OF the decision made by
the Bering Sea Board OF Arbitration has been
received at the State Department from the
Hon. John W. Foster, agent Of the United
States at Paris.
SENATOR HILL, OF New York, argued IN ia
vor Of the repeal of the Sherman law and de-
clared he was In favor Of free coinage of
silver at omaller ratio than sixteen to one.
Mr.. CUMMINGS, Of New York. Chairman OF
the House Committee on Naval Affairs.
has organized his committee. ]. c. Baumer,
who ser we'd with Secretary Herbert while
Chairman OF the committee, was appointed
Clerk.
In his III report the Hungarian Min
lister Of Agriculture estimates the worlds
production Of wheat this year at 2,279, 900.
2,280, ,000, 900 annually for the last ten years.
The deficits to be- hled by the Importing
countries will require $4,000, 900 bushels.
Ne surplus available In exporting countries
to satisfy this demand Is 378.664, zoo bushels.
Foreign.
TIE Duke OF Edinburgh has resigned his
position as British Admiral owing to his ac-
ceptanoe OF the Coburg Duchy.
THE report stage Of the Home Rule bill was
olosured In the British House OF Commons
eighteen amendments proposed by John
Morley were carried bythirty-eight majority.
TEE rioting in Naples, Italy, has been
quelled by the military, and order restored
In the city.
IT Is estimated that the French Govern
ment will have . ma jority OF 176in the Cham
Der OF Deputies after tho second ballots have
been taken.
MANY deaths from cholera ara reported
from various countries Of Europe.
AT concert In San Sebastian, Spain, the
band refused to play the Basque hymn q
riot followed, the military were called out
and two rioters were killed before order was
restored. saragossa. Spain, was also the
scene OF a riot, spectators at bull fight
being dissatisfied with the performance.
In the British House OF Commons several
speakers criticised the construction OF war
ships Of the Victoria type, and Lord George
Hamilton charged the Government with not
maintaining the efficiency OF the navy.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-09-13
PRIZES IN THE STOCK EXHIBITION.

Moro than $4,000, 900 worth OF blooded
paraded in the stock pavilion ut tine World s
Fair In the presence Of 10000 spectators.
People who have attended the principal live
stock shows in Europe and America for the
last twenty-five years declared it to be the
finest display OF booded animals brought to.
gether in recent years.
After the parade all the animals except the
Percheron stations Of five years and over,
and the short-horn heifers OF two years and
under three. were arranged about the arena
to be judged for the awarding OF prizes.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-09-13

lands end the shore houses, whose
frs, floors were in most instances on q level
with the water. The gale struck Flushing
broadside. and over 100 Of tho rarest and
most beautiful specimens Of trees, which
have made the village famous, we're upSQAaN|
and thrown across the street, bbckingtraveE
In the morning the streets were covered with
foliage and branches of trees
The storm swept Connecticut on shore and
inland with tremendous fury. At Black
Rock thrilling scenes were enacted. The first
boat to be hurled upon; the shore was the
Hazel, a yacht owned by ]. c. Wolcott, ,o
Jersey City. 1t sank beneath the waves
and the party on board were rescued BY Q
life line. The Frescuers then turned
ther attention. g to the yacht Stella
She is pilot boat about thirty fee'
long and is owned by Roland Patti, OF New
York. The cable which held the boat snapped
,about sspen o'clock in the morning. Then
: .tBe: soat was at the mercy of the sea. II
to be its last. 1t was heaved by the
waves against the pier. The yachtmen
jumped. but the pier gave way and
the life line again did good service. The
crisis came when the big schooner yacht
Meta dragged her anchor. Suddenly it was
heaved high on the crest OF wave and then
lanoo5 upon the disabled Stella. At Savin
Rock nearly AL the bath houses were
washed away and many dancing pa
vilions damaged seriously. At Short
Beach the launch Ella, owned by Ella
Wheeler Wilcox, the poetess. was sunk in
u collision, and a number OF small yachts
were driven on the beach and destroyed
Camp Morris. where the Connecticut Ma
tional Guard was at rendezvous at Mantle
was left in ruins. Not one tent out o.
the 750 remained standing. The
severe gale did immense damage IL
the interior of the State. Many fine shade
trees were blown down and several partly
finished buildings we're unroofed and demol-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-14

In the lie Of Mamie Strauss, whocom-
mlttsd suicide In Chicago the other
day, there 10 material for q powerful
ssrmon. Il Il we're possible accurately 10
portray tia hghts and shadows Of her
chsckered cxistsnee- Born 10 wealth
and luxury. shs welded nan her in
fsrior in ever respect Her husbands
love vzs sordid and when she could no
longer rsspond 70 his demands for
noaey. his soft caresses we're changed 70
brutal blows Finally be deserted her;
and her girlish idols lay shattered and
broker. Then came . life Of dissipation
which broke her mothers heart. aud
drove the whits-hai-ei woman % the
rrewsome refuge q an insane asylum.
Wien Nansis's other relatives would no
longer claim her. shs sought Chicago.
ara east her lot with the scarlet
s.sfsrbood q tho great city. Hardly
had shs become acquainted with
us Gays. when she became preY Tor the
posicA Night sftsr night she slept be
kiad to bars Of a cell With each sue
cssave nornsng she secured her release.
oaly % dad herself again bshind tho
bars At night Piece By piece her Jew
slry waa pawnsd 10 pay her fne- At
last she bartsred her dianond ring. the
last relic q her childbood days. Tor
money 70 bsy her supper. That night
found Der again Ia laa Tho aextfognd
lsr corpse. she eosld no longer con.
iinae the unequal struggle against a
cruel fate. hsr his Vas given IN token
of iha femoreeirss truth q TIA Hebrew
pphorisn The wagss q sln = death.
tlrr couranions ia sn secured her
corpse from the mofxsls and iaid the
lfsleas holy . rreL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-14
cnEEDoS THE FAyoRIrE.


CHICAGO, Aug. l3-Tomorrow nights
fight at Roby between Alexander Greg
gains and Dan Creedon should furnish
an evenly balanced contest. The great
disparity In height and reach. which
many OF Greggains' friends harped on.
failed to maferialize on actual measure
ments. and physically the men are more
OF a match than was at first expected.
Creedon will be seconded by Buffalo
Costello, Tom Tracey. Jimmy Carroll.
and his trainer. Sam Fitzpatrick. Col.
j. ID. Hopkins viii hold the watch,
Greggains will Be looked after by Jos
Lewis, his hacker, Mysterious Billy
Smith, Joe King and Billy Hennessy.
Warren Lewis, the we'll known sporting
man. viii be his time keeper. George
Siler, the clubs referee. win act In his
Official capacity. Little betting on the
match has been done in Chicago. a. the
facilities for wagering money In this
city are poor. In San Francisco. where
thousands are bet on every battle, Cree
don is tho favorits at 10 to Z. Colonel
Hopkins. who is backing Creedon, has
$500 which he will put at even money,
but declares he will not give a cent OF
odds.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-14

f.sery neek AR. CisEs rotes signs q
rst0rnisx conAdenes In VAL street
This seek hs states that stock opera
tnse sna 60 diHen.ty Ia Borrowing It
$50 pr cent On cali. whils other Dor.
revrrs bars q hard ire - st accom-
mediation Al iosl2 pr csst The rea.
90 fsr fss discfi,ninston u in ths fact
Ihat the etoe< opssstors DO basiness
uithoot cash. There Ill - sams sg1..
oooco ada.-d - tas eircalsfion this
~sek. asA hs prsiicts that erod results
slii speedily toe tnesefrout Ar. Clsws
frsievss nat n. fsrsal q he purchas.
ine sls0ss = tas sherman ias = the
vial requests - better tinea hls
vte~s "a ~ dsty n rorgress are Ia
harnosy vltA ths rie~s frequently SIS
frsh 10 fhsss coAamn& lie ssss in
spssk1nz - ne repeal q ths purchasing
eiaase;
tfssr 80 rsia es1estisa eas teea ieeited.
t4rs s4e oEfsf aneaaisi rrsbIeins faas
si as.arssif $3.50 go - tas ss1~s.snsI.i
- elesr tefefsts. ~Ase1 ~eaars<s aiRAt
reH ,nn-i8ef lea - seifea frs.stts1 -
: fs4c- saeflr 81 eslrer arlas1 slrast fe-iit
- ~ syts - ees,'eetis14 = = sea-~afg
f...f .f.r,a orossion - s.a.io ~ So eslsss
~ ers~nry tfvm eaas siief eelrse u
sr.is.. - rs.srsfs sselzss test Inreassnisec
s.s.hs 1. .usfi - asvtsrli fer - iaescsse il
- asseaal - "a ereslsil>s sad. - nsEt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-14

sention n Dubhn denoancinz TIE
lnsas1rs and declaring ifzt il uouid
,set - seespsed - the people q Ire
lsnd. pr. John T. kedupnd. who pre-
slsisd - lbs eonseotlon. PROMISES thst
The farneiiites viii vote for the hlll
slen y coues up on IL third reading
Ia TIE hones Ct commons IL h ssli
nsisd thai the gosernmenf's flnsl ma,
.Sorlif VII - thirty Elk.
fks debate On tie measure In the
9oose q loFls viii occupy : fortnight.
'tuFins shieh time the government vii
pfo,ssd slth The vote on supply. II the
anionists carry out their threats 20 OBJ
ldfuct Tie es-imsfes IN every possible
say. the Closure vii be applied 20 each
block u osfimntea This viii be con
xrafx 70 preeedeut. bot the government
has decided that IL viii IL better 60 esIAb-
llsh precedent than 10 submit 10 the
tactics 81 the opposition whose only
political object is b. wreck the govern
nent 4 snail group u people headed
~ Lord Dumsans, Who l. a representa-.
ave peer from Ireland. recently sug.
gested that Lord Salisbury have che
honie rule bali read twice Ia the house
uf lords. with view Of having it reach
The committee stage when they propose
the measure shall be reduced 70 q mere
local goyernment ball. Lord Salisbury
approved Of this measure as a mattsr of
tactics, but finding that the greatest
number 81 peers we're reluctant 10
sanction IL. tho proposal.was dropped
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-14

Csdiiize hes desxnsted - the place
foE hoidi1< ccntsDfien - me ssneoi
o1lcers q Isabella. Clare. osccolz, Net
ford. kaikasks and Nls<ankee oo1nt'<s
3scob ID. kziexer II BsinbEidss ship
ped tuenfyfpor e<rrais q pachc> q
Oldenburgh spples and most u tbsn
soid zt u b&rrsl.
Ths larss hand zswinill q Sailing.
Hanson 4 CO. nos kriEE built ~ IRA,
llng, 10 expected 10 - IA running order
BY septenbss L
Operations have been suspended a
the coaroy Goa mine. near Xix. on &c.
count u = disasreensnt q The stock
holders
Prof. 4. I. 0nnlth q s2rAnac has
been Engaged - principal q the
Hart. Michigan. schools for The coming
year.
Prof. Erazfrs A. Whlsenack a New
York has accepted the chair q kngllsh
literature in Hope college, IN Holland.
The steamer Hsckiey 10 nov running
excursions from whitehall and Auske-
gon 10 Chicago Tor the worlds FAIR
The huckieberry crop around Gray.
ling ID 30 large that berries have bcen
selling for % cents per quart
Soldiers and sailors of AiiegAn county
viii bold three days reunion 81 sanga-
tuck. beginning August -
The G. X. A /. road will build branch
from Sbelbyvilie 10 Gun lake and make
the latter q summer resort
The slaughter house q Herbert Tyson
In Kalamazoo was burned Friday night
Loss. $50; insurance. 800.
viii Bradley Of Sangatuck caught =
turtle on the dock Friday morning two
feet across the back
Two hundred suits against the Buffalo
Mining company were begun Thursday
for labor accountk
A mammoth horn measuring eleven
inches In circumference has been ex-
humed at Rnber
Berry pickers north Of Saginaw arr
sending two carloads Of berries per day
10 market.
The corner stone % the baptist church
In Chase township will be laid this
afternoon
The Ionia Poultry club will hold It's
annual show this year on December B. &.
] and 8.
In the month Of July sixteen marriage
licenses were issued in Ottawa county.
A candy kitchen is one o. the new
business adventures At Copemish-
The basket factory ct Saugatack has
temporarily closed down.
A camp meeting Of colored methodists
Is being hold in Rsdfeld-
Grssshoppsrs are playing havoc with
the late oats In Berlin
There are seventeen prisoners in Mus
kegon county jail
A ladies' orchestra IL to be organized
in Manistee.
Charlotte race meeting has been de
clared of.
Berlin Masons win build lodge hall
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-14

The king al Wurfemberg recon-
mendcd to the emperor that the msneu-
vers in wurtemberg be abandoned.
owing TO the dearth Of fodder and fear
OF cholera. The emperor accepted the
recommendation and he will simply re-
view the Wurtemberg troops NJ Stutt-
CART on September ID.
The American microscopical society
will open Its annual meeting in Madi-
con. Wisconsin. today. and the geologi-
cal society Of America Tuesday. while
on Wednesday the convention Of the
American association FOR the advance
ment OF science.
The American yacht Navahoc and
Lord Dunraven's yacht valkyrie have
gone up 20 Southampton from the Isle
az Wight. The Vslkyrie will st once 70
into a dry dock to prepare for her voy.
ags across tho Atlantic.
A few DAYS ago the deputy collector
NJ Pekin accepted $4,000 drafts in New
York and Chicago exchange which the
banks % Peoria. Illinois. refused 20 &C
cept. The exchange on the amount is
si,hOo. which the collector win probably
lose.
The bctrothai os Prince John. nephew
q, the king % Saxony % Princess
Maria Of wurfemburE. was publicly
announced Yesterday.
Minister Jockey vas shot In Paris
Yesterday by a socialist named Moore
because be refused io lend him ten
francs
Senator White % Louisiana says the
democrats have agreed upon no line Of
policy b. be passed In the senate on
silver.
The striking boiler makers ~ St
Louis are much encouraged ~ the cub.
ssanfiai aid receised from other uuions
Ro~e Bailey, fT.year old girl ~ In
diAnapolla. committed suicide yesterday
morning by taking tnorphine
Prince Bismarck received ri Kis-sn.
gen 60 useuherstf TIE naVarian School.
masters league yesterday.
Gotten yarn miils In Ar,imore. Perm
syixania we're burned last Eirht Less
sSooo: insursnes tff.oo
Enperor William uin return - Fer
lin today fur the pufJo<~ e renewing
the Pfussisn gosfds
TIE safs q the Sick>i Plsts IN FFie
Pa. SIS hloen opeu Est right and tloo
taxed ~ burglars
stair vofss Il BlansF 4 Knha 4 ST.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-14

frna than orr year ago Grover clsve-
had sas elected - he president o. the
Ualls,i States On sharply drawn issue
tesefesn FREQ trade and protection The
voters uers lid that protection - a
sphlery and that FREQ trade 10 essential
= sut prosperity. Large numbers %
ths volers were deceived By democrat
theeFios. aud a ths polls al emphatic
denand was csasie for free trade. After
tie result eas known and before
TIE PRESENT stringency cams on.
ths Democrat pepeFs advised Cievs-
land - caii al extra session OK
congress 81 repeal the Mckinley
hln and secure the fruits cf victory.
1hs esmaad was a logical outgrowth
fron TIE result q tbs election
1As reopls lad elected Cleveland
e. rrmogs the robtcr tariff 20
give thsm Tree trade. An extra session
has bsea called. but Cleveland. the free
trader. Asks tic extra session % defer
action ca TIE tariff until the times are
rlors prosperonA Il this the mission
30 wes chosen to fuldllg Not by any
means he vas elected 10 bring about
an era q free trade. Instead OF fulnll.
Ink that mission by remaining at Wash
ingsOa he has evaded the plain duty be-
fore him, and il idiing his time on a fish,
ind yacht near Buxzard's Bay. he was
not elected 20 fsh; hs was elected TO
give Us FREQ trade. and the suckers who
elected hin must be builheads II they
10 not demand that be reel his line and
get 70 work on the main chance. The
country win not settle down again until
ths tariff policy Of the democrats IL
settled Up. II Cleveland Is not going TO
redeem his party's pledges what is he
going 70 dor II We are not 10 have
free trade what are ne 20 haves That's
What the country wants 10 know.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-14
LAW TO Be TESTED
Whisky Men IN q Dilemma About
Stock in Bond.
NAY FORFEIT THEIR WHISKY


LorfsvIIxx. KY Aug. R-Ths Ken
tusky disfiliers have sppesisd 70 the
United States courts 10 help them cut of
their dilens caused By the government
refusing to extend force day. which falls
on Monday. They viii have 10 raise
$4,000 20 take the whisky crop Of 1850
out Of bond or forfeit the whisky. the
object Of the suit fled By Edward l.
Mile and the G. w. Hope disfilliEe con-
panies 20 restrain Collector johnson Of
the Louisville district from refusing %
receive applications for tho export Of
whisky in bond. II Ia test case for the
sixth district Of Kentucky. The bull
asks q mandatory injunction enjoining
and restraining from approving the plain
tiffs export bond or from doing or
performing al the other acts necessary
10 be done under the laws and reguls-
tons applicable 10 such export IN
order to export fifty barrels OF
whisky Of the product Of Nay.
1880. TO some foreign port ard 10 com
mand the collector 10 permit the distil-
lery company 10 withdraw the spirits
from the company's bonded warehouse
for export action. A writ Of subpoena 10
asked 10 require Collector johnson 70
appear In court 10 answer the matters al
legged against him. Some time ago the
whisky men sent Col. Thomas Sherley
10 Washington 10 intercede with the
authorities. His mission was failure
and force day was set for August L. III
the suit fled holds good. the whisky
men can GET around forco day by ex-
porting all whisky in bond to Europe