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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-04

BRAL PAxDO Was NOT KILLED
NJ, yor&. December s.--A dispatcn 70
u Z :. -. q s,snvr Madrid says:

~ Yorx. December 3.--A dispatch y
~ HerNid from Madrid says n.
p,stl,c opapion here Is enErossed by inc
yS,.s,s,, cuertion. There Is little else PRINT
q than matters relating 10 the oes'' ~.
aome extracts from the 'saders OF ,ne
pr1ncipal papers will give the pes' we
I - M divsrse points OF view whence 's re-
rsrded the governments ample rsaemp-
tion * the promises It made.
IL Liberal is entirely satisfied LIZ i.poc"
- ~ other hand regards It us an eshii'p'e'
q "a ruin. the breaking up Oh Inc '-"'
considersns that the solution Of me sfh'e
crr,h,em Of commercial autonomy can
neither be accepted as satisfactory nor e''n
the motives brought forward IN Us ue'ense
Be looked upon as encouraging.
b, Pals Is both philcsophizing ana COM
mandatory. FL correo says tho govern
ment has Kept It's promise and striyen icr
peace. El impartial argues that me slep
taken BIZ the government wac necessi'tteo
by the circumstances In the case.
The Correspondence says frankly: "TLe
liberal government, taught by the bitter
experience OF the last three Sears. has
done the sole thing possible.
Ei TEMPO lanents that In autonomy ~
Clearly seen the dininutlon n srdnisn
sovereignty Of yis-a-yis America
I'll Progresso finds that under the new
regime Cuba has more liberty than the
rest OF Spain.
la Nacional sces In tho DEGREES" all at-
vantages for tho Antilles aud al t.oLbles
for Spain all rights aud privileges Of pre-
emincnce for the Antilles. all reTpopRlbl-
ity for Spain.
Ell Heraldo Is critical, objects to the long
Introduction, and asks when aed where
Spain acted with brutality in Cuba, as the
preamble more than insnuatcs.
FL Ola claims that Spain VIII lose bcih-
Ing through the commercial au'el0my OF
Cuba, az II VIII always be tno market
for the products of the peninsula.
III correo nspanos opinion en- be easily
gathered from tho fact that The leading
article is headed "Dics lrae. While the
political part OF tho paper is gathered
under general bleeding, Gogernmtn,ul
Treason
La Correspondence Miiitar consaiers the
measures runous for the country
The pens with which tho queen regent
signed tho DEGREES have baen Liyea 10
SENIOR Garcia MoIinns for the m issnm Of
Porto Rico
senior Morel has also given 10 the 81 me
institution the pen he Used III drawing
tho decrees.
As 70 the romor that tho Office of the
coitmiai minister is to be abolished rtty
mat the colonies are autouo,nnls. }, is ION
absurd TO merit fefuiation. More tbnn
ever WIZ minister he required 10 s,tper.
lntenu tnf dealings between HE ecleries
ana the mother country.
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THORN SENTENCED.
He Receives His Doom with the
Caimest Indifference.


Ca,mest Indifference.
New York, December 3.--Martin Thorn.
or Torceswsky. convicted on Monday of the
murder OF VIM Guldensuppe, was today
sentenced to be electrocuted in the week
beginning January TO- 1895
When Thorn was brought into court ito
stepped as brskly between two officers
as he had on the days when he was on
trial. He preserved the same calm, imper-
turbabe EXPIRE ssion Of countenance that
he had worn at every crisis In the working
out of his fate during the trial and when.
as a preliminary to the part of sentence OF
DEATH Justice Maddox put the customary
questions to him, he responded promptly,
collectedly and without outward evidence
of emotion.
my true name" said the murderer, is
Torceewsky. | was born in Germany AMI
am As years old | am barber and have
never been in prison before ! was brought
up in the religious belief OF the Roman
Catholic church. l can read and write. My
father is living. ! am not married.
Then Judge Maddox proceeded to pass
sentence solennly and imprcssively. He
said:
Thorn, YOU we're indicted, charged with
having premeditatedly and deliberately de-
signed and caused the death OF VIM
Guldersuppe. You have had fair trial In
the course OF which you Were defended
by the ablest and most astuts counsel They
could not have done more Cor you. Every
effort was made by them 10 save you. After
that the jury found you guilty of murder
in the first degree and the punishment for
that is death. Reflect IN the death OF him
whom You slew. II is the duty Of the court
TO fix a time fors 1.-THE execution; the law
pronounced the punishment. ! shall give
you reasonable time-the law allows me
to do that. 1t is needless for me to state
anything touching the facts in the case.
more than to say that the evidence justifes
the verdict.
The judgment of the court 10 that YOU
shall be taken hence to the State prison
at Sing Sing within a reasonable time ard
that there You shall be executed In the
form prescribed By law In tie wee;, ho-
ginning January 10, 1885,"
Thorn listened without moving a muscle
and when the Judge had finished ne In
clined his head slightly forward as II
bowling to the court. The prisoners lawyers
then handed up an affidavit applying for
an appeal. Justice Maddox look the anil
eayit and will pass on 1t 'iter.
Thorn was then led to the Jail below.
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

CHicAGo--Fcur more jurors have been
accepted to try Adolph l.. Lue,gert Four
Jurors yet remas,i 70 be selected,
RICHMOND. ya.-The democratic legs
latve cfucus nominated Hon. John Dam
iel to succeed himself In the United States
senate
lSSE11S-The government has de-
eided that Americans residing IN Belgium
VIII hereafter be exempt from service In
the civil guard.
are trying to buy up the grain and have
II CT route to Southern ports before the
ceuts advance will he made IN the rates.
NORTH YAKIMA. wash--The resi-
dence OF State Senator I.eech. few niles
from this city. was totally destroyed by
fire. Mr.. Leech's 1-year daughter per-
ished IN the flames.
NEW YORk--A Dispatch to the Word
from Paris says: Slbyi Sarderson was re-
eeiyed into the Catholic church Two days
immensely rich Cuban.
(. RIPLEY. w. Va.--Joseph Morgan the
murderer of a family. who was sentenced
70 be hanged December Is, escaped from
10 try to apprehend him,
LOUISVILLE. Ky.-A new schedule
which w4li reduce considerably the run
ming time between Northern and Sol,th-
ern centers, VIII be put into effect by III,
limos Central Sunday week.
LoNDON--It rs feared here that ,b,
eressh steamer Bordeaux OF Glasgow.
wh,ch iet, Tendon Saturday for Methiil
ann which las not been seen since, has
foundered with her crew OF twelve men.
BokDEAux--The French bark Jose
prime. Captain Letcerf, from bordeaux 10
Giupyilie, has been sunk IN a collision
switli an unknpwn vessel Nine msn Of
ing - 80 i'-ss'
~. = a DIN .--tsmansiei-J }. fsasar. ss-
terqi Keeper OF this city and his wic.
were earf, held In $500 hail BY Iln,ted
states Commissioner Shield on the chs,.xe
o 3, having smugyled INTO Tins country Si6o.-
!. X NoxviLLE. renn,-Tb. T.nn.
steohcM college,. bcsted near this sitv
- oufnsu TO the ground. Tho yoildinx
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TALKED our IN COURT.
A GrnysOn County Judge speaks Of
- Railroad Damage Suit.


!. Railroad Damage Suit.
II Judge Don A. Bliss of Sherman made
some pointed remarks in court the other
day when the jury reported its finding In
the suit OF johnson VS.. the Missouri, KAN
sas and Texas railroad for damages Judge
Bliss has heard the suit Ave times. two
new trials having been granted and the
jury dlsagrseing twice. The last time q
verdict WIS rendered for the plaintif IN
the sum of $4,000
johnson was an engineer pulling tho
southbound Katy passsnge train early
one morning several years ago. While go
ing up DtnIson hill. about two miles from
the city, the engine ran into the rear end
OF a freight train, The crew had a flag
man stationed several hundred yards back
whom, johnson said. ha did not notice
The mail and baggage ears and their con-
tents and a carload of Dallas Light Artil.
lcry equipment were burned johnson asks
damages on the ground that IN jumping
from the engine he inhaled quantity OF
steam, iniuripg his lungs. The remarks of
Judge Bliss have been attached to the pa
pers in the case and will 10 With the cause
on an appeal. He said;
THE court is OF the opinion that the very
decided preponderance OF the testimony
shows that plaintiff is not entitled to re-
cover at all: that the preponierance of the
evidence introduced in the trial shows SO
clearly that the Plaintiff was not entitled
TO recover; that no two intelligent honest
unprtJldiced men could arrive at different
conclusions, and that therefore the yerdic,
or the Jury In this cause must have bee n
ihhusrced by probably Unconscious
prejudice against railroad corporations or
ny a probably unconscious sympathy for
the phintif, who, the evidence showed
was In very bad health at the time OF the
trial. but who at former trials OF this
cause was the picture OF physical health
ana vigorous manhood. The court is there
Iore OF the opinion that common jus.ict
anu common aeceney ought to require the
verdict and Judgment In this cause TO be
SET aside and new trial granted the said
deiendsnt. But il appears to the court thar
there nave been four previous trials OF this
cause. In two Of which yerdicts ana iudg
ments were rendered In favor OF the plain
I'M. which were set asids BY the court
upon the same ground upon which ths
court Is CT the opinion that the present YER
dict and Judgment should be SET a,ide.
ana IN TWO OF which the Jury failed 10
asrse; aud the court IL of the opinion thar
article lsis OF the Revised Civil Statutes
of the state Of Texas forbida this court -
grant another new trial, there being noth-
i'g before the court to show that the iurv
were guilty OF any misconduct. unless fhs
rendering " verdict against the cIanr
prcpcnceranre OF the Testimony eould n.
tsrmsd miscondnet ~Assh II. CONT 4 -
inc o.inicn does not come within ira
mcentss or said article. or that the irrv
nave erred IN any mstter OF law. For this
reason ana Tor this alone. the cour. fse's
- '~nos ~ ued ana that Il y powerlsss
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cost $40. 900. ana wua -.
ne contents We're Naorf6 H.
ance carried was only yloioo1
LAFAYETTE. Ind. - " E.
ptssenger train on the ~
ltEe0 with the rthho,,s,.s , g.
Mccoy sburg. EnVtneer Mn
serger train had 4 - brciIsS3 r
thc crews OF both enrxS
jumping. : E
VANCOUVER. b. C.--<,srS W.T.
has gone to Montreal 10 : =
construction OF a feet or iiSSs t.
wheel Ateamers. to put ~ n. U
river In the spring to cs,nns h
-FOUR large ocean steamers NV
from Vancouver. = "A
VICTORIA. b. C.--Nexn /.
ce.ved here that. a party. rn~,.
Robinson, a cannery man yzl
'en ployes, who left Inyerr;z,
northern coast OF BrItish ~
Join the klaxton party AM
given up as lost. are safe. M
MASHINGTON-Cons,,l <,s,.. "
AZ Panama says II is wi,lspeYx.1. r.
LAIRD is doing all In her nowss r
control of the Panama canal ~
not push the work forward, b
other aation or some other rc4'I
surely dc 80 If fhose In o.
their rights. IA
NEW YORk.-Concerniac ths
Princess Do.goroukv In San ~
Herald's correspondent in tbaS';S
word that IL occurred on sIt<ix
the yellow fever pest house. NJ
had been travelling with ai1c nv2
fused to provide either shroii6zs
for her body. Il
WASHINGTON Conmisslon,.S
dian Affairs w. A. Jones, WHO; 4
In the West on a tour of Is,vSi
has made atn Investigation tSs3
ates the reported project OF u,1s3
homa, Kansas and clsew here N
session of the Wichita Indian w
In Oklahoma and thus force IL
of these lands to white settienisl
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Thu, i
Joined i'm the United States cifcs
here. in the case of the raiir0S1
ating in Tennessee against The ~
of tax euualizers. The suit is fi5
the railroads 70 test the yalldT
act of the legislature In conferFif
board OF railroad commits sionc1I
they claim are judicial powers Il
the assessment OF the railroad Ia
the State. The state undertake.,
that the assessment Of The comm
is not exorbitant or bmdensome.
anrd compares reasonably with 4
other States.
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Cnbn,s New nfncinis.

Washington, December . -consul Gen
eral Leo bias informed the state department
thai the Insurgents 10 Cuba elected and
nstalled at faga Porto Principe ou octo-
her 20, The following officers President,
t0rtolo Masso; vice president. Domingo
M'ndez Capots' secretary Of var. los Ala
man secretary OF the treasury Eruisto ron
Sterling secretary " foreign affairs, An
dres Moreno DC Ia Tore. secretary a. tho
intorlor Manuel Il. SILVA, general IN chicf
MaNlme Gomez lieutenant general, Caiixto
Garcia.
IL IL raid al the state department that
General Lee merely communiea es this list
10 ire department as natter OF news
gossip IN Havana aud that II Is by no means
official
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Acorns From Eims.


NVfSIVdfIH DtIHUUrat.
An elm acorn was exhibited on the streets
here Saturday by Mr.. J. b. Nicholson,
who lives about four miles north of Chat
field, The acorn is about the size of a
navy bean and has bitter taste very much
like that OF the oak acorn. Mr.. Nicholson
reports that he has ten or twelve trees that
are loaded with them, What seems peculiar
about 1t is that the trees that yield the
acorns are close to his we'll and 1t Is the
first year they have produced. although the
trees are all old trees and have been there
for many years Other trees OF the same
kind on other parts Of his place are not
bearing this peculiar seed. A great many
have been to the place to see the trees, as
they are common elm trees and never
known TO bear anything OF this kind be-
fore
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SIM Jncinto rreshx,e..

nuhsio' Texas, December 1.-Tbo @,
aae'h'o presbytery OF the C,,mhar,,,a
PRESBYTERIAN church meets b,re to,i,,,,
m"en 'he retiring moderator. Rev. John r
'''hhe'' Of Alvin. Will preach the opep,ny
Sermon' The preslwtcrv viii he in sas'
SION the remainder OF the week ana ~.
she work OF the church missions s,,,.,
sSnools' christian Endeavor, etc vii, ~
NV u. = Knox OF the Waco presbvter,,
mas come into the bounds az this nrsshv,
~, ny Nhl WIN Join 1t, Mr.. Knox Il one 81
Wy WORKERS of his church. He mas s,en,
~ ~. !" n's ministerial life on the frontier
~ ina vnsfoh' DOING pioneer work, when
ne located al Columbia. Texas ~ t,sssn
70 work ut WsEt columbia Tha -.
ehat he has organized a church ana ~
ports that they have more than ha,f .,n,,,,,.
money subscribed To build a church bnusa"
=, s'ise me last meeting Of the presbyierv
ule chufeh at Alvin has CONNECTED verS
cosy church. The pastor. REV John n
hvnh"N' mas resigned and viii "a 10 Ala.
t auna or Mississippi right after the ai-
ssu'nmeht OF rresby,ery. During the wear
NV nait that MIR. Danneil has been Al
ea,.a N'"t church has bought well To-
about sie0o '"a' - worth
NJ, y NJ. Ealscll reports that ne nss
'a'eiy held meeting a. Anglston the
couniy seat Of Brazoria county, md ex-
Ise.s 70 organize church IN short while.
nus VII make the third Cumberland pres
os,erlan church IN Brazoria county. where
ley, lew years ago there We're none.
me Cumberland Presbyterian church q
80 NssorouS mtLaber OF The resby
iefian household ANA thriyes An any vail =,
u the only Presbyterian church in Amsr,'
ea mat has an American made creed \
DsneNes that American boots American
coats American hats, american i,onr
american meats and American creeds mr.,
the yers best for Americans. AMI Ia Isle !,
threw away the creed made BY tho Vest
mns,er assembly, under the guidance az
y. nnsnsn parliament and formulated one
inat they thought Was more in accord u,,,s
me teaching q the Bible In that Il states
that All mon may he saved,
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BLANCos PLAN.
WOuid Organize Guerilla Forces OF
MlIfeA and ulackA.

WOuid Organize Guerilla Forces of
Whites and blacks.
Madrid. December 3.--The newspapers
here publish the following. which is much
commented upon
Captain General Blanco has eabled the
government that, knowing that General
Correc, minister OF war. Is opposed 10 send
Ing further renfotcements, be has studied
the means Of creating volunteer corps OF
whites and negroes, who would ply 10 tie
guerilla tactics OF the rebels by similar
warfare but that he would need Tor this
undertaking aOo0,00G pesos monthly. He
IL convinced that by naking gutl a pt0u-
mary effort Cuba except in the eastern
part would he paciiied by June aexi. wen
the local government could anlsh the var"
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TO prevent what the court Is firmly Of the
opinion amounts to . robbery Under the
forms OF law. The court Is therefore con-
strained to override the motion for a new
trial. to which action Ia overruling said
notice OF appeal to the court OF civil ap
peals In and for the Fifth supreme judicial
district of Texas sitting at Dallas
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Madrid, December According to
dispateh received here from Havana IL Is
believed that no further rcinforcslep,s or
Spanish troops viii be 'elulred Tor Cuba.
the present forces being regarded ae sum
eient 10 suppress the insurrection ty the
time the rainy season begins
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ST Joseph Mo-, December 3.--The hrst
snow storm Of the season began yesterday
afternoon and at o'clock snow is stu
falling. Railway traffic Is seriously inter
fered with and street cars are unable to run
on time Reports from Kansas and Ne
braska say the snowfall IL general.
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yicksburg, Miss. December 3.-Fioods
of rain fell here this morning. delaying
trains and doing great damage to the cot
ton crop. Since the beginning OF the stor.i
yesterday 5.sl inches of rain have fallen.
Heavy rains are also reported all over this
seciion
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Toneka. Kan, December S.--The first
general snow storm OF the season fell over
Kansas last night, extending over the en-
tire State. Reports from ali parts OF the
state show the fall averaged from two 10
six inches Snow is generally great ben
eAt IN The wheat
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cnid nj knnrns CITY.

Kansas CITY, Mo. December 3.-Four and
one half inches Of snow had fallen this
morning and II Is still showing lightly.
Street and railway traffic is impeded. but
to no serious extent. The weather bureau
reports II degrees above zero this morning
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Anti-Spiritunlists, Offer,

Toledo. Ohio, December 3.--Prr1.
Becker Of Inc National Anti spirit
association at Adrian, Mich. has iu'|
sued an invitation to the National 81
naiist association to join in appoints
committee to meet similar comsr
from the spiritnalists assaclsiip|
Investigate the phenomena OF r.
spiritualism. Full opportunity Isl
si'.n the spiritualists to state their AZ
and show phenomena and equal cpposl.
~ for full investigation OF tie phsnoe1!!
Correspondence is TO be addressed 10 ~
tary j. L. d. Hagaman, A6ridn, ~
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RANK ADMISSION Of SPANISH COMMISSION
Forty Thousand Destitute Province for Whom the
Government IS Too Poor to Provide.

special commissioner OF the Span
province az Del Rio He
the
prevent them from Joining the
authorities the commissioner
relc the
congr
relieve the critical situation
in identified
normal though judges have
4
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Cuba is said to be an important fcatnre
In the present situation. as the success
Of the autonomy plan granted 10y Spain is
dependent largely on the attitude of Gu
ban autonoplIsts.
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He Say. Polygamy I. Not d

Chicago Tribune. u.
Boston, Mass.--The Rev. Charles n
financial agent OF Salt Lake college, Y
spoke Monday evening in Franklia
Congregational church, somerville. %
Present Attitude of Mormonism
said q
The American people misconcesvy,
nature and underrate the power q
monism. The position taken ny nany
polygamy Is dead Is not true.
practiced by many prominent people
church. and Is generally accepted ek
Mormon people as true In doctrine
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Marshalltown. Iowa, December 3.-The
snow began to drift this afternoon ana a
rad blockade is probable.
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Omaha, Neb.. December S.-siow has
fallen in this State for twenty -four hctrs,;
about eight inches having fallen in the
northern portion. The storm has STEPPED
the gathering of corn. -~Gh fully a fifth
OF the crep In the field. Inc movement OF
trains has BEEN greatly hampered.
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Minneapolis. Mimi. December 3.-A reg
ular blizzard is raging in the Northwest

Kansas City, Mo-, December 1.-The
snow storm of yesterday and lolay sas Leen
general throughout Kansas Neb. lska tLd
Missouri. In Western Kansas. where the
snow has been unusual fer the season sLd
where zero weafher was ANperienc d this
morning, there is some suffering aiming
settlers, VINO had neglected 10 secure fuel
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section.


Sioux City, Iowa, December 3.-The
worst snow storm in years has been raging
here for forty-eisht hours. Railway traf-
&c is seriously hampered.
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FROM nay a. nav.

FroM Day 90 Day.
with cheer and With srdor each new dav
bcgins 'ss
Anu hspe never totally iapses
hevf beens.''
Tcmorrcw u full q ''psrharses."
-Waahinston Star.
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Sedalia. Mo, December 8 1T began N'n-
Ing at noon here today. tu'nlng INTO
snow storm. 1t will do immense Roodi
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A Gcnerai sno,vstorm.

Des Moines, Iowa. December
been showing here twenty-aix hours VIM
out interruption. The fall has been pc
tween six and seven inches. Street car
And railroad traffic lie much interfe,ti with
by drifts. There are no present ipH'apcns
OF a cessation Of the storm.
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Sioux City, Iowa, December ga foot OF
snow has fallen here.
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GnlGGs no nE THE NAY.
>"id He Has Hccn NfIerea the Al
torney Gcnerasshtp

L.
torney Gcnerasshtp.
washington, December 3 From sources
the authority OF which Is not doubted. II
Is learned THAI the position OF attorney
general to succeed Mr. McKsnna. who viii
be nominated to the United States supreme
peneh to succeed Justice Field. has been
offered to Governor Grisss Of New Jersey
and that he has consented 20 acceps. 1t
ls understood his appointment was urged
by Niee President Hobart
uwlng TO the absence OF President Me-
htnley II Is Impossible to confirm this
statement absolutely.
Paterson, n j., December 3. --,soye,nor
John W Grlggs arrived homo tonlsh, from
washington, he Was seca soon after he
rsached his residence BIZ. refused % talk
about the report that he was 10 he tho
Mtornsy general He would not ANY Thar
lne ottre had been oflsrei 10 him mar
would he deny II.
Iose friends OF the governor aad also
sieo rrskiasnt Hobart, who was seen later
expressed tho belief that the eabinst nos,.
1'on has boon rendered the goyo,I,or ana
aaoeo he would probably accept Il