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lBlG CONFEDERATION.
\ Three Qunrtsr ailllion Firc Occurs 10
Toronto, Canada.

TonoSTo, Jan. l0.-A fcw minutcs DO.
fore 7 o'clock this evening blazo was no.
ticcd In 0sGood's publishing house next
to the establishment which was do.
stroycd In Sundays fro.
In the top fiat were tho Caro.takor,
Cavau, and Elizabeth, his wifo, who
was suffering from nervous pros,ration.
tho result Of last sundays iiro and
trained nurse. All means OF escape by
tho stairway wero cut oil and there
was 10 time to wait for tho fro escape.
So number OF blankets and mattresses
woro heid By tho people below and tho
frightened occupants OF the upper story
wero told to leap for their lives. The
curo.taker's wife jumped frat and foil
into a mass Of telegraph wires,
rolled over and was caught in mat.
tress. Then the nurse leapcd and was
caught In blanket and last OF all the
care.taker, Cavan, made tho desperate
jump and he also was caught. They
were taken to St. Michaels hospital.
They are all terribly injured, but tho
doctors think there is chance Of all
tcGoNoElHs.
The flames ate through tho block
south to Wellington street, burning the
large fur Establishment OF Dunno,t <
Co. Next tho Corticcllo silk warehouse
was consumed. Next Il. II. Gray,whi,e
underwear.
Brercton & Company, manufacturing
agents; Boisseau Il Company. whole
sale clothing; r. Darling. wholesale
woolens, we're tho next victims.
The flames then leaped across tho
street 10 the south side OF Wellington.
and destroyed Hart & Ribble's printing
establishment and badly scorchcd
Wylde, Grasse.t & Goa dry goods
house.
At this time it was feared that the
whole southern portion OF tho city would
be destroyed and kilograms were sent to
Hamilton, Whitby and Kingston ask.
ing for assistance, but before they
started tho request was counternanded
as n deluging rain set in and prevented
tho flames from spreading. Tho loss is
enormous.
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AMERICAN AID
Promised tho Starving Inhabitants OF New
Foundlnnd.

L
FoundInnd.
Sr. JouS's, n. F.. Jan. 10-Private
charity is doing much to help those
wanting food. The government. is in.
s,ituting the preparatory step to provide
work for the unemployed.
Some American newspapers tele-
graphed the American consul here prof
fering assistance aud asking in what
shape he would prefer having it sent.
The consul called the clergy together to
decide upon the best form Of relief and
when 1t should be sent. The local relief
committee expended $500 last week
and relieved 500 families. A police in
quiry into the condition Of the people
shows that fearful destitu,ion prevails
and that hundreds will perish unless
the situation is speedily erappled with.
The Bank OF Montreal subscribed Sl0O
to the relief fund to-day.
A bill passed the assembly tonight
to allow steamers to make second trip
to the seal fisheries this season. This
will largely hoip to relieve the general
distress. The bill for rretrenchment has
been postponed until Saturday. The
measure is very sweeping in its charac-
Ter. abolishing or consolidating many
public offices. 1t is calculated that the
bill will effect economics to the amount
OF $3.50, 900 annually.
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AN INTERROGATION
To Be Made OF the Charges Against
Collector Ksarns.

To Bc Mad. OF tho Charges Against
Collector Ksarns.
PIrrsBueGH, Pa, Jan. 10.-As q result
OF tho charges preferred against Collec-
ter Kearns, OF this district, by Con.
cressmen Sibluy and kribbs, chief OF
internal revenue agents, Colquits. has
been detailed to investigate tho mattcr.
Mr.. colquitt arrived here to-day and
will begin his examination tomorrow.
1t is learned tonight that the original
charges havo been supplemented by ad.
ditional ones brought by William Mank,
manager OF the Overholt distillerv at
Broadiord, ono OF the largest in West.
orn Pennsylvania. Mr.. Mank. in an al
fidavit, declares that Collector kearns
has been guilty OF neglect Of duty in
number OF ways; OF drunkenness while
on duty; failure to romove employees
who woro proven to have been drunk
nnd who stole whisky from tho Over.
holt disti!lcry, and OF personally insult
ing tho subscriber when he wanted to
complain OF tho above misdemeauors.
The affidavit will be presented to Mr..
ColQuitt in the morning.
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CLEVELAND BEHIND IT.
Tho President Urging Springer to Secu.
Currency LerlslntiOu,

Tho President Urging Springer to Secure
Currency Lrgislntion.
WASHINGTON, Jan. l0.-Mr. Springer,
who has had charge Of tho Carlisle cur
rency bill in tho house, spent somo
timo this morning with President
Cleveland and Mr.. Carlisle, meet
ing them separately. When Mr..
Springer reached tho house later
Eo would not go into details
OF tho conversations with the President
and secretary, further than to say that
there would be no abatement in tho
effort to socuro currency legislation. 1t
was accepted bv membors not only
voicing Mr.. Springer's views. but rs
definitely determining that tho admin.
istrntion will 20 ahead with tho policy
it has undertaken.
Mr.. Springer says ho knows OF no
now bill, although tho prosont bill will
DO shaped to meot objections and com.
mand support. Bat" added Mr..
Springer, mo concession will go to tho
extent OF silver coinage at tho ratio Of
1h tn ~
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GOLD BRICK swlNpLER
Smith Wanted for Another Cate, thil
Time In Ohio.

Smith Wanted for Another Cato, this
Time In Ohio.
TOLEDO, ONO, Jan. l0.-Frank Smith.
alias Thomas II. Parker. alias "Red"
Austin. etc, who is under arres. at
Richmond, Va, as gold prick swindler,
aud in whose case J. L. Norris, the
Springfield. Ohio, detective has become
mixed up. is wanted in this city for
Fleeing John Grohl, wealthy East
Slider.
Smith called on Grohl early in No
vember, 1894. He introduced himself
as a long-lost nephew from Nevada.
Smith knew enough Of the family his.
tory to make his story believed. He
had bars OF pure gold. he
said, and would give his uncle"
chance to speculate. He said
the bar. OF gold he had With him were
worth S2l 900. He showed an assayer's
certificate to tina. effect BY advancing
$4,000 Grohl waa assured he could
make nice speculation, He put up
SOCIAL be had, got tho alleged
gold bars and the next day Smith disap-
peared. An effort will be made TO ex.
tradite him.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., Jan. lO.-The
income tax came up for considerable
discussion in tho senate to-day, in
course OF tho debate on the urgent de-
ticicncy bill, which contains q provision
for carrying the law into operation.
Mr.. Hill. (Dem. New York offered an
amendment designed to afford an op-
portunity to contest the constitution.
ality Of tho act upon which he spoke
briefly. Mr.. Quay, (Rep. Penna,) also
gave notice OF several amendments he
intends TO offer to tho bill, one for the
income tax, and the others to insert the
Mckinley tariff act aud the wooden
schedule. Mr.. Gallery, OF Louisiana,
commenced his speech on the Nicara.
guam canal bill but had not completed
it when the senate adjourned.
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ARCHBISHOP ELDER
Pro,nuirates tho Papai Order Agains,
Secret Societies.

PronulEates tho Papai Order Against
Secret Sociotiea-
CIScrSSATt. Jan. 10.-Archblshop
Elder to-day promulgated the order
against Odd Fellows, Knights OF Pythias
and Sons OF Temperance, and accom-.
panied the text OF the order with d
sta,eneut OF reasons why good Catholics
should obey. The fac. that the reasons
for the order are not Understood. he
says, is no excuse for disobedieuce anv
more than it is for the violation OF civil
law when the reason for tho enactment
is not understood. Just as the state
mus: cnforcs It's laws for the preserva.
ton OF order. 40 must the church on.
force such rules as are essential for the
welfare OF souls.
He went on. however, to state some
other reasons in this case. One was
tina: to belong to those orders made
Catholics more tolerant OF Free Masonry.
which had long been declared inimical
to the church. Another was that in tho
case OF the Knights Of Pythias tho pagan
was selected to be trcatnd as saint.
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MINERS ADJOURN.
Tho Pittsburgh District Miners End Tholr
Deliberations.

Tho Pittsburgh District Minors End Their
Deliberations.
PirrnuRGIi, Jan. l0.-1he miners dis.
trict convention to-day developed n
strong sentiment against allowing tho
miners to work for anything they
pleased until tho annual meeting at
Columbus next month. and tho result
Of tho days discussion was tho adop-
ton oi resolution announcing that
tho miners were ready and willing to
abide by tho deciuion reachod by the
joint convention OF miners aud oper.
ators two weoks ago. Tho resolution
which was adopted at that meeting was
ono presented by W. T. Rond, calling
for an arbitration board composed Of
three miners, tliroe operators and throe
reputable citizens to investigate tho
condition OF the district. Before ad-
iourning finally to-day, tho miners np-
pointed as their representatives on this
board tho president OF tho district,
John A. Cairns. Organizer Cameron
Miller and Harry Wilson, an omployo
OF tho Mansfield Coal and Coke Com.
pany. Tho carrying out OF tho plan
will bo insisted upon by tho minors.
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was Of tho election contests which will
be triod by tho Fifty.lourth Congress
and tho committee ndoptod resolution
offered by Representative Forman, OF
Illinois, plodging tho organization TO
render assistance to those Democrats
who will have contests on thoir hands.
Tho general oversight OF the party's
contest will be in tho hands OF com.
mittee OF ilvo-Senator Faulkner, chair.
man Of tho congressional committee;
Lawrence Gardner, ita secretary and
three hold.over members OF tho com.
mittoe. who will DO selected by Senator
Faulkner. Quarters In Washington
will be rented by tho committee whore
complications Of the election laws and
tho records Of the contest will be kept
on file. Senator Faulkner's statement
OF the commit,es's aGaiss showed that
1t is out OF debt, all obligations incurred
In tho campaign having been cancelled.
Thore was some desultory talk, regard.
ing the recent decision OF tho district
court OF appeals declaring tho augar
bounties unconstitutional.
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TAYLon's DERAI.CAr1oN.
His Bondsmen nre Being Sued For the
AinnnnI Emhtzkleh.

His Bondsmen nre Being Sued For the
Amount Embezzled.
PIERRE. S. d., Jan. l0.-The attorney
general has brought suit on tho bond
OF Treasurer Taylor. 1t is understood
,ha. his bond will be contested. Ex.
Governor Molletle, who qualified for
10000 wires that ho will be hero to.
night and will straighten the shortage.
Its said his property however, is only
10 per cent of tho defacation. Tho
state official. do not place much rolf
ance in it. 1t is believed Taylor Is hid
ing in the east. 1t ia known that he
had when he left here fully n quarter
OF million in cash and he could have
drawn in New York one hundred thou
sand more. II Is believed that he has
certain con!ederates here who are keep.
ing him ndvued Of tho proceedings.
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,p...aI pt,pa.ea to he ln.e,ltcsnetr.

pcr;ai Rspaieh to the ln!e.licsnetr.
CHARLESTON, ". Va, Jan. l0.-This
as been dull day OF tho plus side.
feither house was in session, there be-.
be nothing to do. The president OF
10 senate and tho speaker Of the house
70 at work on their committees. hoping
havo them ready to announce to-
orrow. so they may begin Immediate.
to cut out the work OF the session.
| frhe committee on elections ha, put
IN 4 good days work on the Raleigh
county case, the only contest before
Ribs legislature. The report will be
ready to present tomorrow. Ford, Ro-
publican,) makes a clear case and will
get his sea. with as little delay as the
rules will allow. Prince, (Democra,,)
has no ground to stand on.
All but four Republicans have signed
tho senatorial caucus call. aud they may
sicu. At all events, all will 60 into eau.
Gus to-motfoW nlSnt.
The bolt for which some Dem ocratic
politicians were wire-pulling will not
come about. The small minority will
submit peacefully to the large majority,
and the Republicans in the legislature
will do what the party has expected
them to do since the result Of Novem-
ber was known.
1t is remarkable that q matter OF so
much interest has gone so far with SO
little real friction. There hrs been no
trht that will leave any acsrs on the Re
publican party. The opposition has
been only as a ripple on the grea. ocean.
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OMAHA, NEE, Jan. 10.-A special TO
the Bee from o'Neill. Neb.. says: Tho
shcriH's posso loft to-day for tho scene
OF tho Scott lynching to renew tho
search. There 10 talk OF peti,ioning tho
legislature to offer reward for tho ap.
prehcnsion OF the cnlpri,s. This movo.
ment haa not taken definite form yot.
hut 1t has been strongly talked upon tho
stroe.s. Thoro was report hero yos.
terday that Scott had, provlous to his
disappnarnncs, mado confession TO
hin counsel, Judge Barnes. OF Norfolk,
duplicating O number OF prominent
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THIRD HOUSE ORGANIZED.
That Anclent and Honorable Body Met
md transacted Business

That Anclent and Honorable Body Met
md transacted Business
s2,scl Di,paiaa 10 he Iaf.lt7eae,r.
CHARLESTON, W, Va. Jan. l0.-To-
hight session OF the third house was
Fleld for the benefit OF disappointed
candidates and for visitors in tho city
sho found time hanging heavy on their
bands. 1t was called to order by G. \.
9xley. who. in brief aud appropriate
epeech, full OF sympathy for the un-
for.unates in attendance, introduced
aU ncle Charley" Caldwell, OF Parkers.
Burg, as permanent speaker. Those
Who know Uncle Charley know TINT
no one could I'll the position more
gracefully than he, and he did himsel.
proud tonight, his witty rulings and
brilliant repariee bringing down the
house" time and over again.
- On taking the chair he announced
Etha, the third house was as old as tho
sstats, and that he was entitled to the
from the fact that he had
fbeen defeated for Office oltener than any
other man in the state, and was mem
sber OF the first third house ever organ
jzed here, and was member OF that
body yet He returned his heartfelt
sHympathies for the honor conferred.
EResolutions previously offered relating
10 tho reported death OF Jake kcmple.
]ate speaker OF tho house. They set
forth that Jake could not have met
his death by water. unless by accident,
and had postscript stating that
his death was now denied, and apollo
eizlng for any iutimation that might
have beon made that he had taken to
water. The resolutions were amply
discussed and called for quite speech
from the speaker and an interesting
rominiscnce from Col. Freer. Frcer
was fas, aud furious for q while and was
heartily enjoyed. II jake had really
been dead the comments made on his
checkored career would have almost
caused him to turn over in his grave.
Ali the speeches wero limited to two
hours and forty-tive minutes. Only ono
nun attempted to occupy the time. and
q resolution ruling out the throwing OF
inkstands and spittoons was adopted
for his benefit.
A song from George Burns was called
for. but objection was made by mem.
,-ber. who said he had heard him sing,
nnd the objection was sustained by tho
Schair. An attempt WAS made to have
Wood county wiped off tho map, which
was protested against by A. b. White.
and fell through. After session Of
abouttwo hours tho house adjourned
10 meot at the call OF the chairman.
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TWO NEW CARDINALS.
Oriental Patrlnrchs May bo Elevated by
the Pope.


the Pope.
New foRE, Jan. l0.-A special 10 tho
World from Rome uays: At tho next
consistory tue popo 10 likely to raise
two OF the Oriental. patriarchs to tho
dignity OF cardinalato. The digni.urics
are Mgr. Azarian, the Armenian
patriarch, and Mgs. YusoG, patriarch OF
Antioch. There havo been no Oriontals
In the sacrod college since Cardinal
Bc.sarion's death IN the fifteenth con.
tury, with the exception Of Cardinal
HNssnn, an Armenian, who, on his so.
cation," was compelled to reside In
Rome. ="
Cardinal Vaughan, archbishop OF
Westminster. is expected in Rome. rs
tho popo is anxious to consult with
him regarding tho religious question in
England, and more particularly Us TO
tho most feeling, most fitting way OF
iurthoring a reunion OF the Catholic aud
Protestant churches. Tho outcome OF
the consultation will doubtless bo scen
later on in the shape OF n papal appeal
to the Anglican church urging q return
to Rome.
An effort TO bring about recoucilia.
tion between the Russian or 'Orthodox"
church and Rome Is also contemplated
by Leo Mi. 1t 10 probable that before
the next elections In Italy Signor Crispi
will invite the pope to allow Catholics
to take part in tho voting. The torma-
ton OF q Catholic Parliamentary party
would. 1t is thought, be Of infinite
assistance to the government and give
it much needed support in this resis-
tance to the party OF disorder.
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enormous

PtrrsBuRGH. Pa, Jan. l0.-A $4,000
fire visited tho town Of Turtle Creek, n
few miles east OF hero to-day, and Gcs-
troyed Joseph B. Haslcts largo store,
warehouse and stables; Charles Stoup's
jewelry store; W. Y. Bryan's stationary
store; Oscar Ssca's meat shop and
dwelling and the residence OF Harry
Cupps. The postoffice building was
torn down to prevent further spread
OF the flames. The loss will aggregate
$4,000, with probably S2j, 900 insurance.
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Ways and Means Committee to Meet.

WASHINGTON, D. G.. Jan. l0.-Chalr.
man Wilson has called n meeting OF the
ways and means committee for 1880
tomorrow morning. 1t will DO tho first
gathering OF tho committee in many
months and 1t Is anticipated that i'm
portant action may bo taken in view Of
the depleted revenue Of tho govern.
mont. Mr.. Wilson intends to call up
the resolution introduced by Repre.
sentative Pence. Of Colorado. regarding
a revenue to be raised bv beer tax,
and the probability is that 1t will be
favorably reported.
Mr.. Wilson's bill for tho taking of
one-tentl Of con. diiIerential on sugar
from countries paving export bounty
will also be considered.
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LAFAYETTE, IND, Jan. l0.-Thc suit
brought by Mrs. Helen NJ. Cougar to
determine the rights OF women under
the constitution--whother thoy havo
tho right TO vote-was begun hero to-
day before Judge i. Is. Everett. At tho
last election Mra. Cougar Attempted to
vote and on being refused. sued tho
election board for $4,000. She is pres.
idsnt OF tho Womans' Suffrage Associa.
tion. On motion OF Captain Rice, Mrs.
Cougar was admitted to practice law,
waving legal examination.
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WAsnrSGroS, D. G.. Jan. 10.-Tho pro.
ccedings in the house to-day were ex-
ceedingly dull, most OF the time being
consumed in the consideration of the
District OF Columbia appropriation bill
which was passed. Several bills OF
minor Importance relating to steamship
matters were passed and also ten pri.
yate pension bills,
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TOLEDO, o., Jan. 10.-Threc oil mon
wero instantly killed on tho Prosscr
farm, three miles west OF Wapakoneta
to-day. Frank Logan, John Pcttigrew
and ". J. McNaliy endeavorel to thaw
out one hundred quarts OF ni,ro-glycer-
inc with hot water, when it exploded,
tearing them all into fragments, to.
ge.hcr with team OF horses.
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CLEVELAND, Jan. l0.-At the county
Jail to-day Thomas Grant, a prisoner
held on suspicion. Was identified by
Mrs. W. ?. Price, vito OF the business
man who was murdered on the night
OF December II, as ono Of the burglars
who shot her husband. Mrs. Price
picked Grant out from among several
other prisoners, and said she was quito
sure Grant was one OF the burglars who
killed her husband.
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LOCK HAVEN, Pa, Jan. l0.-Rai!way
traffic has been seriously delayed by a
heavy snow storm that is now in pro.
gress. A freigh: train was buried for
ten hours by slide near Wetham.
Tho Eric mail going west was com.
PEELED to return and has started back
rs day express, tho Inter schedule hay.
ing been abandoned on account OF tho
DELAY.
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ROME, Jan. l0.-A snow storm &C.
companed by heavy wind destroyed
four houses ut Colonza, in the province
of Fogria. Sixteon persons wero buried
in tho ruins OF tho houses. Eight OF
them wcro doad when extracted. \
woman VIA frozen to death at Pistoja,
in the province Of Florence.
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Arc tho good qualities .posao,sed BY
lIood'a Sarsaparilla. Above all It
puritics tho blood. thus strengthening
tho nerves; it regulates tho digestive
organs. invigora,cs tho kidneys aud
liver, tones aud builds up tho ontiro
systom, cures scrofula. dyspepsia, ca.
turrh and Rheumatism. Got Hoods
and only Hoods. as.>..S .-..,
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WASHINGTON, Jan. l0.-Reports from
the emigration authorities at New York
show that the whole number OF emf.
grants arriving during December was
1l,l05. OF this number 1865 were depar-
rod entrance as paupers and SO as con.
trac. laborors. 10 were admitted on
bond. Of the whole number 8, HOS were
emporarily detained for more thorough
,r1
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PEACEFULLY
Aud tremendously tho Senatorial
Matter VIII DO Sattlod,
lND ELKlNS WILL Be NOMINATED
By tho Republican Caucus To-
Night at Charleston.
IL REPUBLICANS TO TAKE PART

In tho Caucus and Only Four Arc Yet
TO Sign tho Cail-Tho Schemes, oi
wire.Pulling Democratic Politi.
clans VIII Fail and No Scars VIII
BE Left on tho Republican Party.
There Has Boon Very Littlo Friction
and tho Legislature VIII Do tho
ThinG tho Party Has Expected 1t TO
Do.
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CISClHHATI, o., Jan. l0.-Thc cham.
bcr Of commerce to-day appointed a
committoe OF five. OF which W. I. lor-
kins Ia chairman. to receive contribu-
tions and distribute roliof TO starving
miners In tho Hooking Valley.
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DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE


WAslrl%GroS, D. O., Jau. l0.-The first
meeting OF tho Democratic congression-
al campaign commlttoo since the fall
election was held Mt the capitol to-day.
The committee decided to continue its
organization with tho prcsont member
shi ip until some action Is taken by tho
Democratic CAUCUS, which probably will
not DO this session. Most OF tho tRlk
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New Ilnuk Authorized.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-The comptrol.
ler OF tho currency to-day authorized
the organization OF the Second National
Bank OF st. Clairsville, Ohio.
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WASHINGTON. D. O.. Jan. lO.-A cable.
gram from Naples says that the pope is
about to announce the beatification OF
Christopher Columbus. The PROPOSE.
ton was seriously considered for more
than year previous to the recent ami.
versary OF the discovery OF America and
the college OF cardinals asked against it