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FOR HOME RULE.
Gladstone Promises to Enter Parliament
and Fight for ireland.

London. June 2t.-The government
was defeated to-day on motion of Hon.
William st. John F. Broderlck, con-
servative member for Goilford divis-
ion, Surrey. TO reduce the salary OF the
secretary OF war by 100 on account of
alleged deficiency In army stores and
munitions Of war. chiefly cordite, The
motion was adopted by a vote of 1872 to
125. Progress was Immediately re-
ported.
To-morrow's Irish Catholic will de-
clare the rumor to the effect that
Gladstone will return to the house of
commons is correct. and will add he
will lead the liberals at the next gen.
eral elections. His object is stated to
be the carrying OF the home rule meas
ure and thus finally settling the na-
tional quarrel.
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NEW RAILROAD.
y. T.. Receivers Allowed to Enter Into On
Agreement With the Parrot Company.

" u. Receivers Allowed TO Enter Into an
Agreement With the Parrot Company.
Milwaukee. Wis.,, June 2l.--Judgs Jen-
k'ns has authorized the Northern Pacific
receivers TO enter into a contract with the
Parrot Silver Copper company whereby
the mining company is to build four miles
Of track at cost of 5000. The track is
to DO built from Whitehall, In Montana.
The mining company is about to erect a
smelter, and agrees to furnish all the
money to build the track, but the re-
ceiyers arc expected to pay it back. This
Is done by allowing the mining company
Op per cent. OF the freight charges on ma
iertal to tho smelrer on account, and so
per cent. on ore hauled until the amount
Is paid up.
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The Race Post poned.

Poughkeepsie. June 2i.-The race be-
tween the eight-oared crews Of Cornell.
Pennsylvania and Columbia has been
postponed until Monday afternoon
next. The shell of the Pennsylvania
crew was thrown against a float just
as the start was about 10 be made. and
four holes were stove In the boat.
Cornell offered the Quakers its second
boat, but the offer was refused.
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New York. June 2l-The World this
morning says; The Wall street quo
tations Of the sS52. ,0is securities OF
the Northern Pacific railroad have
been seriously affected by the news
that the holders Of the preferred stock
contemplate suit declaring Illegal
nearly half the securities OF the road.
The suit contemplated is based on a
clause OF the original charter granted
by the United States, which forbade
the issue of any but first mortgage
bonds
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Expected Dissolution.

London, June 2l.-The general belief
expressed this evening Is that the defeat
Of the government means crisis. The
cabinet held short session aud Il is be-
lieyed that the ministers will decide upon
q dissolution at tho earliest possible mo-
ment. The unionists are jubilant at such
an unex xpected victory. The greatest ex-
element prevailed in the lobbies of the
house OF commons this evening aud the
members are eagerly discussing the ex-
pected dissolution.
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Looking Into n.

New York. June 2l.-Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Battle, to whom were re-
ferred the allegations of Mrs. Flora
Adams Darling that the death OF her
son. Edward Irving Darling. two years
ago. was caused hy slow poisoning at
the hands Of his wife and Dr. Spring
er, who were afterwards married. was
asked to-day what effect the death #
Mrs. Springer in California would
have upon the case. Battles reply was
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-22
After the Sultan's Neck,

Yala, Bulgaria. June 2l.--A report
from Constantinople says a state plot
directed against the sultan OF Turkey
has been discovered in Pacicald mill
tary college. Thirty students were ar
rested yesterday evening and the ar
rest of others is imminent. The stu
dents declared themselves opposed to
the present regime, which they main
tained is transforming a peaceful pop
ulation into savages.
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A Severe RoAAt.

st. Louis. June 2l.-"when James Ad-
olson Reavis said on the witness stand
at Santa Fe that DR.. Willing trans
ferred his title to the Peralto grant to
him he lied" This positive assertion
was made by Joseph II. Andrews. liv-
ing in this city. brother-in-law of DR..
George NJ. Willing.
II was with the doctor in Prescott.
Ariz.. at the time Of his DEATH con-
tinued Andrews. and under no cir
cumstances could the statement made
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campos Reported shot.

New York. June 2l.-A special to a
local paper from Tampa, Fla. says.
Captain General Martinez Campos has
been shot by a Cuban spy named Pu-
erta Sanchez, This is currently report
ed in Havana. and has just reached
this port through passengers on the
Mascotte.
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Ascot Races.

Ascot. Eng, June 2l.-Therc were but
three runners for the Hardwick
stakes. Barbary finished first. Calls
trate second. Titmouse third.
Fifteen horses started in the race for
the wickinghsm stakes over the last
three-fourths of the new mile. straight
up hill all the way. Hebron won. Red
Heart second. Oatlands third.
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by Reavis have been true. Not only
would the transfer Of the grant have
been an impossibility, but l never saw
or heard Of Reavis during the years I
lived in Arizona up TO 1879. never
have heard OF him until his now ia
nous claim came to light through the
proceedings in the court Of claims. My
opinion Is he is a rank imposter."
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Special Dispatch 10 the Standard.
Red Lodge, Mont. June 2l.-Burglars
gained an entrance last night into the
store of the Carbon Mercantile COM
pany and carried away a hundred dol
lars worth of goods. Red Lodge has
two sheriffs and a chief of police dur
ing the day. but not single watch
man during the night.
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HELENA NOTES.
Regulation for Martin Aiberts-so idiers'
Home sites.

Special Dispatch TO the standard.
Helena. June 2l.-Acting Governor
Botkin to-day honored 4 reQuisition is
sued by the governor Of Minnesota
for Martin Alberts. who Is wanted in
Minneapolis for embezzlement and for
gerry.
John Hoy. Inspector of the Minneap-
oils police, viii leave this city to-mor-
row for MiSsoull. where Alberts was
arrested few days ago, and will re-
turn AT once with the prisoner to Min
neapOlis.
The board Of managers Of the soldiers
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Baseball Yesterday.

Al Philadelphia; Baltimore. 3.
At Cleveland-first game: Cleveland, q;
Chicago, 5. Second game: Cleveland.
10; Chicago, 4.
At New York, 5; Washington, h
AT Boston,; Brooklyn, 4.
Al st. LOUIS; Cincinnati, z.
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To peooapce the Deb. Deel.lon.

Indianapolis. Ind, June Il. The officers
OF the National Labor federation in this
city are preparing call for meetings to
be held in every city in the United States
week from Sunday, the purpose being
10 denounce tho Debs decision.
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Special Dispatch to the standard.

sptclN DIspalch % IHs StandAfd
Miles City, June 81. = There passed
through hero tonight curious car called
the "dynamotor" car, which was on the
rear Of freight train Of IS cars. This 10
something new, and il tells how much
steam is being used by the locomotive,
how much fuel Is being consumed and
how much tonnage the engine 10 pulline
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-22
Sentenced tn IIfc Impsisou m ent.

Boise. Idaho. June 21.-In the federal
court at Blackfoot W. b. March was
convicted OF holding up the Houston
stage and rObbing the mail He was
sentenced to life Imprisonment at De-
troit
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CONDITION OF TRADE.
Dun's Report.

New York. June AR. G.. Dun &
Co.'S Weekly Review of Trade, which
issues Tomorrow. will say; From all
parts Of the United States the best ad-
vices obtalnablc tell of a rising tide OF
trade and industry, which threatens
here and there TO mount too far and
too fast. The volume Of all business
is by no means equal to that Of 1892,
A. yet. though In some important
branches II Is larger than that Of any
other year. The influences ot tremend-
GUS power contributing To the rise are
encouraging crop news and confident
replenishing OF stocks which have been
for two years depleted TO the utmost.
Excepting too heaNy rains In Texas.
crop reports this week have been highly
encouraging Reports from spring
wheat state and from the Pacific coast
are 50 cheering that. although the loss
Of winter wheat was large there. those
whose estimates have been most ac-
curatc In recent years now vary In pre-
dieting i3,oOo.o0o to 57.0oo.0oo bushels.
The rush for supplies in iron and
steel resembles a bear panic" In the
stock market. Because prices are
mounting. everybody hurrlcs 10 buy.
Bessemer has reached Sizes at Pitts
burg; the Bar association has ad-
vanced common to $i15. the Wire Nail
association put their prices To $3.50 per
keg. the steel rail makers have raised
the price 10 81; Eastern and Southern
furnaces have raised prices again 80
a h..
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The weather.

Washington, June 2l.-Montana: Fair;
southerly winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-06
THE NAvASSl ISLAND TNVESTTGA TOY.

Baltimore Jan. (SpccaD. limited States Dis
trict- Attorney Marbury has completed his oxamina-
ton Of witnesses In the investigation Of the charges
of i'll treatment and detention made by colored
laborers against the Navassa Island Company
His report has been forwarded To Washington 9 'd
In II he has suggested that II further investigation
Is deemed necessary II be conducted by the De-
partment AT Washington. The testimony given yes
terday before District-Atorney Marbury was io the
effect that The superintendent OF Navassa Island
In other words the commander or the island. gave
the men all the food and as good food az he could
get the company here In Baltimore TO send to him
Therefore u" could hardly he prosecuted under the
section referred to- and there Is no provision for
prosecuting the company. II does not appear al
present that anybody can be prosecuted The Title
Of the Navassa Company In Navassa Island IL now
IN controversy Proceedings are pending In the
state Department at Washington instituted by the
covered the island In 1875. 10 have the title OF the
Navassa Company declared at an end, and that
the heirs of Mr.. Duncan may be declared entitled
IN he island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-06
c.cDIuCVTO VTGILA N1ES AT WORh.

c.c,amen,o cal. Jan. 5.-The Vigilantes wer"
y, work Yesterday and the city jail - hied 10
overeowing with tramps and thieves Inc commit
tee found them in camps on the ie'ee' ~ NV I'm
Der yards and vacant buildings anu ~ .a,'an
" ~, ,,Lo sbeen Their photographs will be taken,
-, ,h,. ,iu no told TO leave the city ana never
,nter n again or take the consequences III on'
camn were found two winchester rines IL 'S
,boupb, a c,ew may be found TO the men VINO he'r
nm tho overland train near DavisvHe ias' 'a' anu
robbed It OF 5000. The men IN "hose po'',,''
' f,,d u,.re discovered in the brush
hnrdering ON the north levee. When seaI,dne' hit
sides the rifles each carried reyovers s,an anI that
- I'D some connection with the trhlh roppn -
Not far from whore these men were io'Tb They We're
,,.s raided and hve tramps arrested. ny ~,
asnerate-looking men. and search OF W" oh,nR nm
hrogh, 10 light number Of sandbass cunS.r @ ~
be Knives The people are enthusas"o WV ~
,srt ns beine done by the Nigantes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-06
SHOE FACTORY OPERATIVES CALTED OFT

HaverhiJ Mass. Jan 5-About 1000 men. with
a drum corps. marched to the shoe factory oi
Thomas : Ruddock & Son this forenoon and called
ou, tho help there There are 800 hands employed
in the factory and lGo came out The reason for
their leaving work was that the firm refused to
arbitraie The shoemakers and shoes,itchers have
no grievances. but they, nevertheless came out
The strikers marched TO Grante-s,. and called
out the shoe stitchers. numbering about thirty al
q Ellis e. cos but only one or two men came
out The strikers then returned 10 headquarters
and broke ranks
LYNN. Mass Jan. work from the factory o'
Chick Brothers OF Haverhll has for several days
been sent 10 certain Lynn factories TO be finished
rrodav local tabor leaders discovered this ana
soon located two factories where work for 'hick
prothers vas being done These were struck al
once but the proprietors announced that the worK
o.ouId he gent back and no more taken, II this -
Tonn ,heir workmen will return. The labor LEAD.
ers are searching the shops Tor shlcK Bro'hets
snode and strikes will be ordered IN every shop
where any OF these goods are uounn, u the MAJ
ayers refuse to cease ha""'"s ' ' ~
l,,rt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-06
IELEGRiPUTC NO TES.

Boise Idaho Jan. 5.-Robert Nichols and John
Mullaney were killed in snowsde at silver CITY
last night
Cincinnati Jan. Frank H. Sparks, assistant
ca shler OF the postoifce who created sensation
Thursday by reporting Il daylight robbery and
confessing his guilt vas yesterday bound
over In 5000 by the United States Commissioner
He gave bail.
SIN Francisco Jan. Thomas J. Depuy. a law
yer OF Seattle Wash, found dead in a chair
in hotel here yesterday. deep bruise over his
left eye told story OF a sandbaS or fall He
came TO the Coast about five years ago FOR his
health
Detroit Mich Jan. 5.-ln battle on the ice
at Twenty -fourth-st last evening between party
OF skaters and several cecutters one OF the latter
Amos Smart shot into the crowd OF skaters with
a shotgun. seriously wounding Frank Dellane. who
was shot in the hip. and Robert Peppers shot In
the ewes In q rough-and-tumbe fight which fol-
lowed the shooting fully a dozen persons were
badly bruised Smart receiving the worst treat
ment
DAYTON. Penn Jan. Mrs. Lucinda Bobbs. of
Ranning Mills died this morning OF hydrophoba.
Mrs Bobbs was bitten by mad dog five
weeks before she showed signs OF the disease. The
same dog bit several other people. All Mrs.
Hobbs received treatment. and SO far have
capped serious effects
Sioux city Jan. 1.-The threatened trouble be-
tween DR. Jenkins pastor OF the First Presby
terian Church of this city. and Mr. Mcclellan hls-
out OF letter the doctor wrote CHASING Pauline
Hall with the BLACK Crook" troupe and which
was published and resulted In McCielIan's retain
ing attorneys prosecute civil and criminal suits
against the doctor has been settled by the doctor
giving Mcclellan a letter Of retraction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-06
NOTHING COULD STOP THIS MARRIAGE.
A YOUNG MAN LEADS HIS SWEETHEART TO THE
ALTAR. DESPITE \ RIVAL suIToR ANGRY
PARENTS DISOBfIGING MINISTER'S
A\r ST ATE LAWS
ANn STATE LAWS

Dean Rodman, Of Plalnteld. " j., yesterday
united in marriage Edwin ). Westake of Boston
and Alice T. Tewksbury OF Winthrop. Mass. The
couple had been searching since Tuesday for MIN
isier who would tie the krot. The bridegroom Is
the son of the Rev G. VI. Westlake, rector Of 81.
Johns Church. Arlington Mass, and Is a travelling
salesman The bride IS a daughter of Herman y.
Tewksbury OF Winthrop. The couple are now stay
ing AZ a fashionable boarding house In Elizabeth.
Westlake told the following story yesterday: My
wife had two suit0rs-myself and Arthur culver
we'll of Winthrop. Last Monday she promised to
decide between us. We went TO her home, and
each pleaded. Her mother pleaded for me. Aice
took me after making Culverwell and myself
promise to be friends. Cuverwell called all the
curses of hell on my head. ani threatened both
our lives as he left the house We decided TO get
married at once. and went to my parents house.
and they threatened 10 d.sown me II | married
Alice We then Wen; 10 Boston City Hall They
refused 10 issue a license, Alce's home was in
Winthrop We then went 10 Pawtucket. r. l.. but
AZ she is not OF age under Rhode Island law. we
failed to get a license there. on Thursday morn
ing we went TO Attleboro. but met a refusal there
that a license would be granted if the young lady
had the consent Of her father In writing. had MS
verbal consent and telephonel to him FOR mis- writ,
ten consent My mother had been TO see MIN; ana
he refused. and demanded that ! bring Aice nome
Immediately. We were determined 10 get married
SO came 10 New-Jersey. wnere knew the laws
would permit us to get married.
Westlake intends 70 remain in Elizabeth until ne
can make arrangements vita an uncle, Dr. j. ii.
Turner. to go into business in Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-06

Ncrmirion. s. D.. Jan The dcstitu;ion IN Hou'n
Dakota Is north and west OF l!ne draw" ''o"'
yankton 10 Canton. with Sphinx county nearly '"'
centre of the drouth-stricken dis'r'c" l" ao'"e
eo,,,. o,,hIv snink. Clark Kingsbury. Miner,
,,a,,aa,, d the counties west. the destitution Is
severe 4 letter yesterday from the Rev. George
Harding Of Tulare Sphinx County, says;
am not abe to tell you one-thrd OF 'ne Su,ssns
S''oe s"s s,rrnl,ns for the winter. ! can refer you
- o' ,,m9ies MI With from two six and eight chdren
49, ha'a moi been able 10 purchase any clotniils
." .io Iis Gar and many children are nearly bare
Money Is needed to purchase fuel onnd ,sr on call n
-. 49, W and nothing to burn but green willows 70
Keep them from freezing THIS MI, rs ony b knoWn
.nvihne in the shape OF clothing or money VIII ne
gratefully received
MANY who have heretofore used nay Tor iue' are
compelled to something eise lot ''e'e was "o
~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-06
NEU GAME L1US FOR JERSEY.

PROPOSITIONS TO SHORTEN THE SEASON FOR
GROUSE. QUAIL. PARTRrDGEs. DEER. RAB-
BITS AND SQUIRRELS.
Trenton, ~ J.. Jan. 5.The New-Jersey Fish
and Game Commissioners met the county wardens
at the State House to-day for n general confer
ence and it agreed to have introduced at the
coming session of the Legislature general game
and fish protective law to take the place Of all
the State laws in force, which are unsats-
factory because they conflict with each other. 1t
is likely that as a result of this conference the
for grouse. quail. partridges. deer. rabbits
and squirrels will be short at the middle or
October in each year. Notwithstanding the fact
that the South Jersey sportsmen are asking Tor an
extension of the season to the middle of November
II the unanimous opinion of the meeting that
deer shooting should be allowed only ten days II,
each year This species OF game Is now almost
extinct In New-Jersey. The proposed law VIII re-
strict the shooting OF wild geese and ducks 10 he
period between September ] and April 10, ana a
uniform fall shooting season Will be provided go
The annual report of the Commit ss'oners VIII
recommend the appointment of a Fish and Game
Protector and a reduction of the number OF county
wardens from thirtyt three TO twenty The COM
missioners will ask for appropriation 10 estab-
llsh "A fish hatchery and will recommend new legls,
lation to regulate pound fishing on the coast ana
to protect the oyster and clam industries OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-06
urpnyDgws sExTEyCE AFFIRMED.

Lansing Mich. Jan. 5.-The Supreme Couit mas
amrmed the conviction and sentence OF " '''a.'
Repke. who was sentenced year ago - ,nor,
J. .,,'nn ahou, twenty years ago. Molitor was a
Mo.'n' ',n, ci,v Of Presaue Isle County, bur was
prorhh''SIs pnh 'SIsked He was killed In MS house ,ns Sne
night the murdereIs hring a, MN .o unnon,ar how
a0er that no steps taken to c9nycd n n Of the
derers until about Two years s of the men implicated
Sonfssson fed remained and vs
were indicted convicted ana ar the other men
terms te,nd ol ''p nrr still before the Supreme Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-06
lR0zES HERRING WILL BIZ SCARcE IN BOSTON,

Boston, Jan Sin view Of the orders which
nave recently been Issued by Collector Warren III
iekard 10 herring IL is thought that few vesseIs
WIN mat product will enter at the port OF bos-
.on' When the frozen herring controversy De-
'"ceh Collector Pew Of Gloucester. ana SpecaI
LHpoye Byrne was AT it's height last week, COL
ecIor ns warren was consulted in regard to a cargo
vbayf 'inS which was being unoaded az ios.o"
nis consultation resulted III q 'oI''
srJ ', III iice between the Government az WASHINGTON
ceiycJ os,on officials, ard instructions wr,c , re-
lsss q. ntis 10 assess n duty on snch cargo uhs
i.ss ~ could be shown that IT was the product OF
OF ~ San ,.shefies The deputy collector IN cnafte
en,sn sr' cHiy department also wafneh not 10
pravaa cargo Of that iisb free unless II was
Amsr;raaue ueyghd donb. that IL was the product oi
fsheymnn.m msse stringent instructions staring tne
froxsn I ~ tne lace, II is safe 10 predict that no
fine tIIlng VIII be entered al this port FOR some
rscetva east but that Gloucester will continue 10
free az usual, where II is invariably entered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-06
4 PLAGTE or IRA uPS AND THIEVES.

Ssndusky. Ohio. Jan. o-Police protection Is en-
tlrely inadequate here. and the tramps rue and do
as they please about the railroad yards and sub
urhs An examination OF freight trains in the Lake
Shore and Lake Erie and Western yards yesterday
showed that no fewer than twenty-five box cars
have been broken open and merchandise stolen
,berefrom One train coming from the East on the
iake Shore stopped at small station between
tS,v,Ia and this city. and gang or thieves backed
r., ,,,aon against a car and loaded II with boxes
., mnarchandec The trainmen saw the thieves driv.
Ino nff with the wagon loaded with stun. several
ins svnd vt dollars worth OF property has been stolen
~, the railroad yards In the last few months, ana
Ij,her the police nor the railway men are able 10
nnbnck me wholesale robberies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-06
RAILWAY CONDTCTOR SHOT.

Pittsburg. Jan. j.-J. }. Sharra, popular con-
ductor on IN, Monongahe.a Division OF the Pitts
burg and Lake Erie Railway. was shot In the BACK
at : o'clock last evening as he stepped from his
train at Belle Vernon one Of the bullets passed
a'r,ost through Sharras body. Two other bullets
lodged in the flesh OF the right side. The shooting
was done by James Griffith. a messenger. VINO nau
trouble with Sharra on account OF the NUMBER OF
packages he had taken ON the train. ana on which
ne had been made To pay the extra charges. Grit
NH was arrested. Sharra was brought TO the West
Penn Hospital this morning His case is consdered
extremely critical iIe Is thrtyseven years or age
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-06

Ira,. springs. s. d.. Jan. s.-Thunder Hawk, an
prs,,,",Im ron Rosebud Agency. brought here for a
h,n...sy hearing Oh the charge OF murder,
q TO-, himself In the county jail last nigh; with
nam.n =, ne was charged with numbering squaw
heating them wth dno roeks I neeemssr is
Killed 4 swK was once the police force, but
Two st,Ssssrre taken from him The hanging Of
inrsnsed 6v and the ignominy attached 10 being
ihunder H.. rhite man, II Is supposed. prompted
"s"k TO commit suicide.