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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-23

ouadrupeds ike the horse. ass and mule.
which have undergone a gradual process
OF domestication during thousands Of
years. Ht
know OF no handsOmer or more char
acteristic figure IN the South African
vsldt than this splendid creature. the
BurchelFs zebra with It's clean. sleek
coat. shining in the sunlight ike a we'll
eroomed horses. its flowing tail rich col
oring. graceful name. perfectly hogged
BY nature. and beautiful head % forms
a noble picture. framed In It's usual set
ting OF grassy plain, or park-Hke. open
bush veldt Often when In pursuit. at a
signal from the big stallion bringing up
the rear. I have seen the flying troop
suddenly wheel round IN line and stand
with heads up, ears pricked, and distend-
ed nostrlls. to stare for q q fun half
minute at their disturbers Then. with
curvets. prancings and whirling OF tails.
away again they scour. perfect types OF
feral beauty! Not seldom you may see
them with their constant allies. the brin-
died gnus: with perhaps troop OF 0s-
triches TO MI up the company. II these
noble creatures can but be saved from
extinction, and trained for the service Of
man in Africa. 1t will be one redeeming
feature in the melancholy tale Of a dis
appearing fauna.
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SUGGESTION TO woRKINGMrN.
The Best Dollar Is the Dollar They
should Demand.

Editor Morning News: think every
laboring man In America ought 10 read
the article on page OF yesterdays News
signed observer" It certainly describes
the currency question in plain language,
based on past history.
/ cannot see but what we will be In the
hands of the capitalists worse than ever
by increasing our currency, for by giving
any chance of speculation the capitalists
can purchase SO cents worth of bullion.
have IT coined and pay us for 81 worth Of
labor The meaning of capitalist Is the
owner Of values and with these values
he can purchase and control any currency
we may put in circulation. The laboring
man must get the currency from the cap
ltalist, and there is no other place for
him to get It. And the best currency that
is coined will not buy any too many nee
essarles of life while If we submitted to
a cheaper currency we could barely exist
on the pay for a days labor
Free coinage of silver certainly does not
mean that the government mail carrier
viii distribute to each citizen as he calls
in the morning his share of the previous
days silver coinage at the mint, as many
now talk as though free coinage would
result in. But we will have to work for
81 just as hard as ever, and why not
have the best dollar when we work for II ?
"A Workman"
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RECEIPTs.

Per Central of Georgia Railway. July
Ill bale cotton, 46S barrels rosn. l63 bar
rels spirits. $50 packages merchandise, 90
packages domestics. % cars lumber, 4 cars
melons, cars fresh meat, . cars hay. /
car pipe, l car beer.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western
Railway July 22.-2.462 crates fruit and
vegetables 113 barrels fruit. 1874 barrels
rosin, 70l barrels spirits, cars phosphate,
q cars lumber cars wood cars coal,
! car rock, ear ties. / car castings 8
bales hides, bales wool, cars merchan-
disc
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway,
July 22-2 cars wood. car aNles. / car
castings, 2 cars merchandise. ! bale hides.
Per Florida Central and Pennsular
Railroad. July 22--S6 packages vegetables,
cars melons, cars ties. ] car bran. car
lumber, 4 cars coal. cars merchandise,
32 barrels rOsin. 1855 barrels spirits.
Per Georgia and Alabama Railway, July
Pie cars lumber, / car live stock, 2 cars
merchandise, 900 barrels rosin, 500 barrels
spirits.
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,WAYCROss WAITS.
Candidate MOrtOn's Acceptance-sat-
urday's Primary.


urday's Primary.
waycross, Ga, July 22.-The populists
of Coffee county, in a mass meeting on
July at Douglas, nominated T. H. Nor
ton of Waycross for senator from the
Fifth senatorial district, and yesterday
Mr.. Morton published his letter of ac-
ceptance. Mr.. Morton says that if he
should be elected he would so leglslate
as to be conducive to the best interests
of the state and to all the people. He
was surprised he said, to learn from the
notification committee that he had been
nominated, and by such a unanimous vote.
After learning that his nomination by
the populists of Coffee county was
heartily Endorsed, the populists of Ware
and Clinch, the other two counties of the
district, he decided to accept. Mr.. Nor
ton said that he hoped that he and his
party would be victorious in the fall cleo
tionS.
The Waycross base ball nine left this
morning for Thomasville, and played
match game this afternoon with the Thorn
asv.lle nine. This is the second game be-
tween Waycross and Townsville this
season. The first game occurred about
ten days ago, and resulted In a score of
8 to 6, IN favor of ThOmasvile. The Way
cross nine in that game was handicapped
by the absence of five of its best players,
and to-day the entire nine as
follows played: Mcneil, captain; Andrews,
Cox, Murphy, Sheldon, Smith, Stevens,
Swain and Wright The score was an
nounced in this city this evening.
The programme in Waycross for next
Saturday will be as follows: The demo-
cratic primaries for the nomination of a
representative and county officers. the pop
ullst mass meeting for the selection Of
delegates to the state and congressional
conventions, the election of an alderman
for the First ward to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Alderman G. W.
10 ,sr,e,f df NJ
for teachers license in the public schools
OF Ware county.
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Local Daily weather Report for the
Morning News.

Local forecast for Savannah and vicinity
till midnight, July q, 1896. for Thursday:
Generally fair; southerly winds.
Forecast for Georgia: Fair; south to
southwesterly winds
Comparison Of mean temperature at Sa-
vannah, Ga, on July 2, 1895, with the nor
NAL for the day: Temperature-Normn
50; mean, 81: excess for this date. /; ac-
cumulated deficiency since Jan. /. 1896. T.,
Comparative Rainfall Statement: Nor
nal. .is; amount for July % 1896, T.. de-
parture from the normal, -.ls; total de-
parture since Jan. l, 1886, 2.Gl
Maximum temperature, 81; minimum
temperature, 20; for same day last year:
Maximum temperature, %; minimum tenn
perature, 70; rainfall. T.
The hight of the Savannah river at Au-
gusta at 8 a, m. G5th meridian time) yes
terday was SIS feet, no change during the
preceding twenty-four hours.
United States Department Of Agricul-
tur& Weather Bureau, Cotton Region
Bulletin, Savannah, Ca, for the twenty
four hours ending at 8 a. m 18th meri-
dian time July D. 1896,
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FoR RnNT-HOUsEs.

$1,000
FOR RENT, RESIDENCE NO. 152
CASTOR street. This is one OF the finest
houses in the city, containing a large NUM-
Der of rooms and all modern conveniences.
VIII rent Ia fats II desired. John Ia
Archer & CO.
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Women get plenty of sympathy after
they are dead. Tom Hood made a
very pathetic picture in his Bridge Of
Signs, but the probabilities are that the
woman needed sympathy a great deal
more before she died than she ala
afterwards. Thousands Of women are
enduring much worse things than death.
The most distressing thing about it all
is that it Is needless.
Uterine troubles are considered veil
nigh incurable. Women seem to think
that they must go on bearing these things
forever. To be sure, some of them make.
an effort TO get well by going 10 their
physicians. but thousands are deferred
from this, both because they have seen
that II was not likely to do much good
and because they knew that the first
thing the physician would insist anon
would be the examinations and local
treatment so justly abhorrent to every
modest woman. These things are gen
erally as unnecessary as they are dis
tasteful. Every woman can be made
strong and healthy by the use Of Or
Pierce's FavoTite Prescription. II Is
most marvellous medicine for all forms
OF female weakness and disease. II IL
a wonderful purifier and cleanser. It
acts directly on one set of organs. and on
no other, but in doing this, it frequently
cures troubles that were seemingly of an
entirely different character and origin.
A disorder Of the distinctly feminine or
gans is likely to cause all sorts Of syrnp-
toms, and careless doctors frequently
doctor wotgen for neuralgia, OF dyspep-
STA, or insomnia, wheel the real trouble Is
IN the organs distinctly feminine. DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription will make
any woman well. Sometimes when dis
ease has run on so long that the entire
system is dehilitated, it is necessary to
use in connection with the "Prescrip-
ton, d.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis.
covery, a tonic and blood-purifer.
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HORROR OF THE SEA.
The First Mate of the Vessel sup
posed 20 be the Murderer.


posed 20 be the Murderer.
Halifax. y. s. July 2s.-The intense ex-
citement here over the triple murder on
shiphOard continues.
The story OF, the passenger. Leslie
Monck. IS accepted as fixing upon Bran.
the first mate OF the Herbert Fuller. the
guilt OF the avis crime. Monck seems
10 have made a cOnhdant OF Spencer. the
colored steward. and both OF them. watch
Ing the suspected man, became more and
more convinced OF his guilt. When be-
came an absolute certainty, as shown in
the mates persistently putting the vessel
on her course. and by many other sus-
picious actions, they resOlutely put him
In irons and assumed command them
selves
The report Of the medical examiner on
his autopsy Of the bodies Of the victims
describes fully the condition OF the corpses
and says death was due 10 some heavy in
strument. such as an axe, which inflicted
many fatal wounds in each case. The yes
sci viii be made ready again for sea and
a new crew shipped as soon as possible;
when she will again start on her voyage
TO Rosario.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
icE 70 DEBToRs AND CRED

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NOTICE To DEBTORS AND CRED
ITORS.
GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY
Notice e. hereby given to all persons hav-
Ing demands against Alexander r. Law
ton, late OF said county, deceased. TO pre-
sent them TO US, properly made out, with
IN the time prescribed by law. so as 10
show their character and amount; and all
persons indebted 20 said deceased are re-
quired TO make immediate payment to US.
Savannah. Ga, July s. 1896.
SARAH A. LAYTON
ALEXANDER r. LAYTON, JR,
ENecutriN and Executor VIII OF Alex
ander r. Lawton, Deceased.
Address. Care OF fgawton a. Cunning
ham. Attorney ia Bryan street.
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coon; TEMPLARs OF GEORGIA.
The rand Lodge in Session at Macon
and Having n Good Time.

and Having n Good Time.
Macon, Ca, July 22.-The Grand Lodge
of Good Templars Of Georgia met for
their second days session at the South
Macon Methodist Episcopal church, Wor-
thy Grand Chief F. j. Sibley OF Atlanta
presiding.
The Templars are thoroughly enjoying
the social features of the convention, and
are being royalty entertained by the local
lodge and the good people of South Ma
con, with skillful handling by Rev. NJ. b.
Terrell, pastor Of the South Macon church.
After the report of the committee on
distribution, the morning was taken up
with the reports of the numerous subor-
dinate lodges scattered over the state by
their representatives, among the most not
able being those from Fort Mcpherson
Lodge by Mrs. e. NJ. Cole; DeKalb Lodge
at Edgewood, by Miss Rhoda Wilker; Au-
gusta, by Mrs. II. 3. Wright; Fulton, At
lanta, by H. A. Clafiin; Talbotton, by
Armstead Brown; Social Circle, by Mr.
snow, and Thomaston, by Rev. T. II.
After the appointment of a committee
on juvenile work and the election of a
convention reporter the lodge was adj
Journed to take charge of a load of wa
termeions provided by South Macon hos
pttality in the yard adjoining the church.
and TO which the Templars did full JUS
tice.
The afternoon session was short More
committees were appointed. The grand
lodge degree was conferred upon twelve
persons. Speeches were made on the work
of the order, the unwritten secret work
was exemplified, and the hour of 10 O'Clock
Friday was fixed for the election of state
officers for another year.
To-night's session was open to the pub
Tic, and the church was filled by fine au-
dience. Earnest and forceful speeches,
some of them fairly scintillating with hu-
NOR, were made by Rev. T. H. Stout of
Thomaston, ]. G. Thrower of Atlanta, NJ.
B. Terrell and Hon. Frank J. Sibley. An
original poem was rendered by j. w.
Kreeger of Atlanta, and recitations were
given by Miss Mary Linn of Edgewood and
Miss Julia Withers, of Atlanta, inter
spersed with songs by the choir.
AS a whole the days session was one
long to be remembered by all present.
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sUMAInR REsoRTs.

BIEMANN'S HOTEL, WALHALLA, s.
c.. foot Of Blue Ridge Mountains Alti-
tude ! $50 feet. Rate very low. Correspond
ence solicited. II. D. A. Biemann, Nam
ager.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship d. H. Miller for Balti-
more-GeOrge L Lilly. A Conley. J II
Simpson, Miss NJ Tomonns. + w Reid, c
A Niles. w u Bailey and wife Miss Witt.
Mrs NJ NJ Drayton, George Smith. Frank
burden. VIM GIlierson, Miss A l. Bur
nett, Mlss Nell Sharp. Miss Mary w Cox,
Mrs 5 Il Campbell, Miss NJ W McCaw,
+ A Smith. l. Rankin, l. r Ryder,
Louise Freedmase, Charles Ford, Q u
Bennett, Sam Myers.
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FOR RENT. FROM OCT. ]. 70 HENRY
street. Apply at 1914 Henry street.
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LAID A CORNER STONE.
""sonic Exercises at an Atlanta
Medical College.

eulchI college.
Auanta, Ca, July 22.-The cornerstone
y. y. (ne new building of the Georgia College
,,ra '-'isc'ie Medicine and Surgery, located
~ apoH nne site on Edgewood avenue. near
me Grady hospital, was laid to-dav 1,,,t,,
"ppFopriate ceremonies.
me exercises We're in charge of the Ma
s -, fraternity, Grand Master John p
cdrg.i.9n of Elberton, with a temnorar,l,
Grand j'9 NE st grand lodge being present.
iIirual ana an address was de1ivara5o nc
Mayorr Mas Mason Of this city. - ~
conSST ~ d, h,ing, the members of the o,tv
present PROMINENT cltlzens We're
and a"g s GGe0gga College Of Eclectic Medicine
s -ng 9fing located at Macon. Two a. Una, eaat
ana has iG war It was removed to atlanta
since, T5o All IA a n,ourishing institution ever
storo me ne building for which the co,-na,L
f1es5 was was, laid today will be one Of I tho,
soutS medical college BUILDINGS in t tbe
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Per steamship d. II. Miller for Balti-
more-99 bales upland cotton, S47 harre,s
rosin, Is barrels turpentine, lO7 bales
sweepings 257 sacks clay "a casks clay.
1874 bales wool. 81 sacks wool. lS2 bundles
hides. 1915 1913 feet lumber, a. crates fruit.
80 barrels fruit. So packages merchandise.
Per schooner Arthur McArdie. for New
Nork-lS3i6 cross ties, measuring G66.iG1
superficial feet-DiXon, Mitchell n Wells.
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ArcTIoN SALES.
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.
I. d. LnRoCHE. AnetIoneer.

By virtue % en- order granted BY the
Honorable Hampton T.. Ferril. Ordinary
for Chatham county Georgia, 7 viii sell
before the court house door II the city o.
Savannah. Ca. during the legal hours Of
sale. on TUESDAY. the 9Th day OF Au-
gust. lsfi,
or the northwest portion OF lot four ca.
Jekyll tythlnE Darby ward. IN the city
OF Savannah. Ca. and al the improve
meuts thereon
Above is sold Tor distribution and pay
meut Of debts. Terms cash.
CLARA s. BARLOW.
Administrators Eestate Edward Adams.
deceased.
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LEGAL SALES.
ADNIN1sTRAToRg sALE.

UNDER and by virtue OF an order OF
the Court on Ordinary. Of Chatham coun-
-, I Will sell az public outcry, on Monday
the 9th day OF July. 1896. within the legal
hours OF sale all tine stock OF goods OF
the late Jacob T. Cohen. consisting OF dry
goods, notions. shoes. clothing. trunks.
show cases and fixtures Said sale will
be az the store OF the late J. T. Cohen q
Co, l52 Broughton street Terms cash.
s. KROUSKOFF,
Temporary administrator.
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'IFF DEFENDS HIMSELF
Governor Receives a TELEGRAM
From screveD cou

erhor Receives Telegram
from sereven County.
has '-a a, Ca, July 22.-Gov. Atkinson
pr. .9 received a telegram from Wtlllan,
The. -+'eN sheriff Of screven county. SAVING
The an an Injustice had been done him m
g7a,' ,'iieatlon Of the fact that a te,e-
sta4.l l'aa been received by the governor
in sor5.. mat a crime had been committed
that -. Ell 81, county by Sam McCuIlers. and
ctl.rI This telegram was siene5 h 10 she
that he Il Millen. Sheriff Patrick saws
Of NcCf,liitarn1.. no warrant for the arrest
rec0r4 NIieIsi ne had examined ma 500 = =
ment land and found no warrant or f-eIn
found tbIg hat "a, and that on investigation he
ana D vas committed in Burk = charged cnnIt,C
gram oba IN slcreven as the MiIIen t ais,,
ana half by 81 81 Millen is half in Burke
had 6 .gzens probably thought th ee or NIL
committed In Screven county. --'1e
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs.

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FOR RENT, THOSE TWO DESIRABLE
residences No. GO York street and No. 81
President containing all the modern i'm
provements and situated one block from
Colonial park. William w. Gordon, Jr
Merchants Bank Building.
FOR RENT. FROM OCT. /, THAT De-
sirable residence No. SO Gwinnett street
Apply 81 Henry street. Julius Kaufman.
FOR RENT, BRICK RESIDENCE NO.
30 Abercorn street, northeast corner Gas
ton street; possession given Oct. /. Apply
at the Germanta Bank.
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IRISH LAND BILL.
Advances to Consist of Guaranteed
Land stock.

London, July 22.-The House Of Com
mons to-day proceeded with the consid-
GRAFTON Of the Irish land bill. Clause "a
of the measure provides that advances I'm
der the purchase acts shall consist of mon
ey, and not of guaranteed land stock.
When this clause was reached Sir
Thomas EsmOnde, anti-Parnellite, moved
that the advances should consist Of guar
anteed land stock, and not of money.
The Irish landlords joined the nation
alists In support Of Sir Thomas Esmonde' $
motion, and it was carried by vote Of 80
to Sc
This vote against the government was
received with frantic cheers from he Irish
members, and Mr.. Balfour first lord of
the treasury, withdrew the clause alto
gether.
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AGENTS WANTED.

SIS TO $3.50 A MONTH AND Elk
penses paid statesmen for cigars; expe-
Renee unnecessary; standard goodsi Lit
tie Clerk cigar machine free 10 each Gus
toner Bishop & Kline. ST. Louis, Mo-
WANTED. RESPONSIBLE. ENER-
getic men to handle our line Of canvass
ing samples; must be able to furnish ref
erences; people having handled clothing
preferred For particulars address Iall-
or-Made Clothing Company, 735 and 73I
South Halstead street, Chicago, III.
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a RIVER ON THE RAMPAGE.
The Monongahela Playing Havoc In
West Virgfnfn.

Clarksburg, w. Va, July 22.-The water
IS higher in the west fork of the Monon-
gahela than for years. There IS a bad
washout on the Monongahela railroad at
Farnum, six miles from here, necessitating
the transfer of passengers by boat.
The bridge on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad at West Union was carried away
this morning.
A landslide near Weston has torn away
the track of the West Virginia and Pitts
burg railroad. It Is still raining.
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West virgInia's Republicans.

Parkersburg, w. Va, July 22.-The re-
publican state convention to-day nOminat-
ed G. W. Atkinson for governor by ac-
clamatfon.
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Rhode Island Stands by the Ticket

Providence, r. l., July 22-The Rhode
Island democratic state central commit
tee met here. to-day. and by a vote of Is
to 3 endorsed the nomination of Bryan and
SewaIl and the democratic platform
adopted at CHICAGO. -,t9r. 20.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED. MAN OR WOMAN COOK,
Immediately. Restaurant, corner West
Broad and Perry lane.
WANTED. A GOOD LUMBER IN
suector for country saw mill. Address or
apply to Walsee Lumber Company. l69
Jones street, city.
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ROOMS WANTED.

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WANTED, ONE OR TWO FURNISH
ed rooms, with use bath. Communicate
with X. x, this office.
WANTED, COMFORTABLE AND
wei situated fiat, unfinished. Address
T. S. Clay, Jr., city.
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Finds TO Ala Cubn.

Jacksonville. Fla, July pa special to
the Times Union from Key West says:
Benjamin Guerrar and GOnzalo Quesada
leave here tonight on the steamer Mas
cote. They succeeded in collecting nearly
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rnIpLoYNIENT WANTED.

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WANTED. POSITION BY EXPERT
enced and competent sawyer; yellow pine
lumber) will begin work on trial. Eugene
Hubbard. Waycross, Ga.
WANTED, SITUATION AS BUTLER
or coachman or anything. Address A. j.,
News Office.
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Ex-senafor ZONES Dend.

Dubuque, Ia, July Eek United States
Senator George w. Jones died to-day. He
was 80 years of age.
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0-~-~-~-~-~-~-~---~- $4,000 =, =
PennvroyaI pills Diamond Brand, are
Inc best Safe. reliable. Take no other:
Send &C.. stamps for particulars Keller
FOR ladies'" In letter by return mail. At
druEgists' Chichester Chemical Company,
phiIndelnhla. Pa.
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North Dal1ota's Republicans.

Grand Forks, n. D., July 23.-The repub-
lican convention yesterday nominated
Frank r. Braggs for governor.
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Carlisle ana sEEnrn8n Return.

'washfn ston, ydiy z2.-sedfetary Carlisle
and Attorney General Harmon have re-
turned here and resumed their duties.