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GERMANY'S FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
She Hopes Commercial Relations with
America viii BE Friendly.

America Will BE Friendly.
Berlin, Dec. 12.-During the course OF
the debate on foreign affairs in the
reichstag to-day, Herr Richter. the
German radical leader. expressed the
opinion that Emperor Williams tour
OF the Holy Land had left a mixed i'm
preston in the minds of the Protest
ants. Continuing. Richter protested
against the recent explosions from
North Schleswig as being unworthy of
a great people. and expressed the hope
that the negotiations with Great Brit
ain for a commercial treaty were pro-
crossing well. The radical eader also
sai 10 unnecessary obstacles should
be placed in the way of the importa-
ton Of American products. He then
advocated the new army bill. but aid
IL was Of such proportions that IL did
not harmonize with the sympathy ex-
pressed in the speech from the throne
on the subject Of the cars disarma-
ment propositions. Herr Richter said
he considered Germany's attitude dur
ing the war between the United States
and Spain had been very correct. Re
garding the references to Germany in
President McKinley's message to con-
gress, he remarked:
Il should be pleased II the American
government succeeds in convincing the
German government that the precau-
tionary measures taken in America
with regard to pig products are such as
90 exclude ali danger 10 health, and il,
on the other hand Germany, as a result
Of this, should see her way to facilitate
American Importation"
Baron Won Buelow. the foreign secre-
tary, dwelt at length upon foreign af-
fairs. He said the Eastern question at
the present moment was peaceful and
much less threatening to the peace Of
the world. though 1t did not mean to
imply hat the problem was settled.
With regard to Germany's relations to
Great Britain. Baron Won Buelow said
there were various matters in which
Germany could proceed in company
with England. Then. turning 20 Ger
many's attitude toward the Spanish
American war. he said:
Our duty has been TO take care that
Germany's relations with neither Spain
nor America should be disturbed. Ger
many has no other special interest in
Cuba. and IL is not for Germans to
judge who was right or who was not
right. Therefore. Germany has scru-
pulously observed a loyal neutrality.
Never during the war did the govern
ment show or even feel any inclination
toward unwarranted Intervention. In
a straightforward manner, within the
bounds of strict neutrality and without
prejudicing our relations with either
belligerent, we did everything In our
power to prevent injury to German
shipping and trade. tCheers). Various
differences OF principle existed in our
commercial relations with America, but
the negotiations that were stopped dur
ing the war will be resumed. and l may
venture to believe hat with mutual
good will the friendly relations between
Germany and the United States will be
maintained in the field of commerce.
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PROTEST AGAINST ROBERTS.
Ministers OF Cleveland Denounce Him.
The Resolutions.

Cleveland. O.. Dec. 12.-At u Union
Ministers meeting held here to-day
resolutions were adopted denouncing
the election of Brigham H.. Roberts as
a member Of the house OF representa-
tives from Utah because he belongs TO
the Mormon faith. The resolutions.
which will be transmitted TO the house
OF representatives. declare Roberts Is
n DOL OF the Mormon priesthood and
urge that body To refuse to recognize
him as a member; that the most sting
ing rebuke possible should be admins
tered to Mormonism. which threatens
church. state and home. II Roberts IS
seated. 10 Is claimed, Il will be taken by
Mormonism as a great victory over
congress and a notice that Mormon
political methods are safe from inter-
ference by congress.
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Laid Him OF.

Paris. Dec. 12.-The project of Algiers
has suspended the mayor of Algiers for
a month on account of a speech made by
me mayor. who is a rabid anti-semito,
attacking the governor general. The min
lister of the interior increased the sus-
pension to three months. This Is intended
as a warning to Algerian anti-semites.
whose recent violence and threats have
been causing a panic among the Jews in
Algiers. NJ. Millevoye and Comte de Ra-
mel. both members of the chamber of dep
uties. headed a large anti-Dreyfus lem
onstration this afternoon.
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TOASTED THE PRE- SI0ENT.
United states Peace Commissioners Give
n Banquet.

Paris. Dec. 12.-The United States
peace commissioners gave a banquet
this evening at the Hotel Continental
4 the United States ambassador. The
b~anqueting room was festooned gaily
with flags. The company included. I'm
addition TO General and Mrs. Porter
and all the peace commissioners and
their wives, Miss Gray. John Bassett
Moore. secretary of the American com
mission. and Mrs. Moore: John X.
Gowdy, United States consul general,
and Miss Gowdy; Henry Nignaud.
first secretary OF legation; T.. T. Scott,
second secretary OF legation: Lieuten-
ant w. =. Sims. United States nava at
tache: General n Mrs. Bates Ind
General and Mrs. Whittier. The COM
pany toasted President Mckinley. Am
bassador Porter and the United States
peace commissioners.
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A Weekly Steamer.

San Francisco. Dec. 12.-The steamer
City of Panama. which has just arrived
from Central American ports, brings the
news that the Pacific Steam Navigation
company and the Cha Sud American de
vapors have completed arrangements by
which a weekly service between Valparai-
so, Panama and Ocos will begin at once.
II is expected that the steamer Arequipa
las already left NalparaiTo and Is eN-
pected nj Panama on the 18th inst. This
weekly service will carry merchandise for
Europe via the Straits of Magellan and
will tap the Central American coffee dis
tricts.
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against Expansion.

Washington. Dec. 1e.-RepreseLtative
Hepburn OF Iowa to-day introduced a
Joint resolution proposing an amendment
Of the constitution as follows;
mo new state. the territory OF which
was not a part OF the United States and
under its Jurisdiction and sovereignty on
the Ist day OF January. A. ID. iss. shall
be admitted into the union unless three
fourths OF the members elected TO each
house Of congress shall vote affirmatiVely
for such admission
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Picking In Quarantine.

San Francisco. Dec. 10 the
strict quarantine regulations no mail or
pe ssenger were landed last night from
the steamer City of Picking. which arrived
from the Orient. She left Hong Kong one
day late and lost three days by unavoida-
bic delays at other ports. She arrived at
Honolulu a little more than a week ago
with Is Chinese. who will be returned Ia
China If they cannot show papers enti-
thing them TO land on United States ter
ritOrv.
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Isla de Cuba Leaves.

Manila. Dec. 1.-THE Isla de Cuba. enc
of the ships SUM by Dewey in the battle
of Manila. and which he subsequently
caused 90 be raised. started for Hong
Kong to-day under her own steam. She IL
OF I,O30 toas displacement and OF 200 In
dictated horsepower.
The Raleigh leaves for home Thursday
via the Suez canal.
As a result Of an alteration before a
fruit stand yesterday a CaDnornia vol
unteer was stabbed and two natives shot
ssad
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supreme Court Adjourns.

Washington. Dec. 12-Chief Justice Ful-
Ter of the United States supreme court
to-day announced that the court would
hear on the merits OF tho La
Abra Silver Mining company case during
the week Of Feb. 20 next. The case was
recently argued ON the point OF jurisdic-
ton. and In view Of to-day's order q Is
assumed that the court has reached the
decision that Il has jurisdiction.
The United States supreme court to-day
announced an adjournment for the Christ
mas holidays extending from Monday
next until Tuesday. Jan. J.
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Presidential Nominations.

Washington. dec. l2.-Tho president to-
day sent the following nominations to the
senate: War-Regular army and cavalry,
captains 60 be maiors-Charles a. u.
Hatfield. J. II. Kerr. J. ". DOrst, George
Sanderson. First Hcutenants to be cap
tains-Lester W. Cornish, T. n. Rivers,
ohm A. Lockwood. Henry T.. Allen. Also
a number Of second lieutenants to he
first lIeutenants OF infantry and several
appointments from Eastern states 20 the
medical department.
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San Francisco. Dec. i2.-The Picking
brings the following advices under Homo
lulu date of Dec. 3: The transport ST.
Paul left for Manila on the S0th. Dole
leaves for Washington on the 10th 10 b
present at the r~e-opening OF congress
early in January.
Captain Mcdonald OF the wrecked ship
W. X. S~tarbuck. which burned AZ sea ON
Nov. S. and family left for San Francisco
on the LIST on board the bark G. u. Bry-
ant. Nothing has been heard OF the sec
ond mate and his companions.
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Grave Robbers.

Kansas City. Dec. 1.-TWO ghouls last
night took the body OF a colored girl from
its grave in Woodlawu cemetery, Kansas
City. Kan. disposed Of the body for $50
at the medical college on this side of the
state line and were arrested by the police
within two hours time. one OF the ghouls
was a white man named PER-. the other
n negro named McClain. T. b.. Carter,
negro janitor at the college, was also ar
rested, charged with having received the
body.
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them. as would be given under his bill
would be eminently fitting. In this
connection he referred 20 the working
OF the system by which Meade. Han
cock and Thomas had never received
the rank n recognition due them for
eminent services. two OF them going
broken-hearted TO their graves.
General Scoheid strongly Endorsed
what General Miles had said on giving
the amplest recognition and rank to
generals for their services.
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Overhauling the ships.

Vallejo. Cal. Dec. 12.-The rebuilding Of
the United States cruiser Ranger at the
Marc island navy yard is progressing
rapidly. The Wheeling came out of the
dock to-day. She will he given a supply
OF coal and provisions I'm a few days and
will then sail for the northern seas. The
lroquois has been thoroughly ~overhauled
and is i'm readiness to go into commission.
Commander Henry NichU,s has been or
Monadnock.
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SeutfIed the ship.

Cleveland. Ohio. Dec. l2.-While f.e
steamer Aurora was towing the bars.
Aurania through a big field o. ice Ur.r
Bar Point. Lake Erie, to-day. fire brnE
out on the Aurora and she had 20 be s.u.-
tied 10 prevent total destruction. She was
the finest wooden boat on the lakes and
was valued at si25.oOo. The fate OF the
crew Is unknown. but IL is supposed they
escaped on the ice.
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Miller Gets Si,sOO.

New York. Dec. 12.-The winning riders
of last weeks bicycle race were paid OF
to-day in the Hotel Bartholdi. this city.
Miller, the winner, received 100. The
other winners are: Waller. second. 1000;
Pierce. third. $500: Albert, fourth. s4OO,
Gimm. 18th. $500; Lawson, sixth. $500,
Aronson. seventh. $50; Nawn. eighth,
1926. All the riders who did not finish or
who finished but did not make 1900 miles,
received $50 each.
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New Orleans. Dec. l2-weather cloudy.
track heavy. Results: Mile. selling-Molo
won. Vice Regal second. Moch third.
time. 1:5s&. Selling. mile-Judge Magec
won. Mr.. Johnson second. Pat Garrett
third: time. 1:54h. Selling. mile-Prestar
won. Locust Blossom second. Sea ROBBIE
third: time. l:52iz. Six f~urlongs, handicap
Sister Fox won. Loiterer second, Andes
third: time. l:2l. Selling. m~ile-Trebor
won. Our Chance second, Colonel Frank
Waters third: time. l.I.
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For the Canals Construction.

Washington. Dec. 12.-Representative
Hepburn OF Iowa introduced n bill to-day
authorizing the president to acquire by
purchase from the states of Costa Rica
and Nicaragua fun ownership. iurisdic-
ton and sovereignty Of such land as may
he desirable and necessary to construct
and defend a ship canal. The president is
also directed to construct such a canal,
and the bill approDriates siO.OOO.OOO TO
CCmnlete a..
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Rennrt DIscrchifcd.

New York. Dec. l~2-Dispatches from
Tacoma. Wash. detailing the alleged ac-
tivity Of the Northern Pacific In prepar-
ing to parallel a number OF the Oregon
Navigation ~company's feeders In wash
ington. we're discredi;ed to-day by bank
ing interests I'm touch with the properties
concerned. and Il was said that matters
are going forward to a settlement as fast
as can be expected. another conference 10
that end having been arranged for this
week
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San Francisco. Dec. NV. r. Falken-
berg. son OF the late Baron FalkenberE.
who for &c years was Swedish and Nor
wcgian consul to Quebec. was severely,
and perhaps fatally. injured while assist
ing some laborcrs 10 move n safe. lie was
at one time SUPERINTENDENT Of the San
Diego Water Works company n for
some time was IN the employ of the late
Senator Fair.
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ON THE TRACK.


San Francisco. Dec. R.-Weather at I'M
gleside fine. track fast. Results: Seven
5urlongs-Ailyar won. Casdalc second.
Los Medanos third: time. l:2sIa. Mile and
an eighth-Red Glenn won. Lady Hearst
second. Lena third; time. i:5iA. Mile, sell
ing-Cyril won. Cabrillo second, Stan
Powers third: time. 1884. Mile and a six
teenth-La Goleta won, Topmast second,
David Tenny third: time. l:A'54. Six fur
longs. selling-Yemen won, lamar II.
second. Prince Tyrant third: time. l:l5is.
Mile. selling-Ffrst Cali won. q. u. Morris
second. Una Colorado third: time, l:G.
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IT Is ACCEPTED.
Resignation of Colonel Bryan Received
at ~gton.

Washington. Dec. 12.-All doubt re-
speeding the intentions Of Col. william
j. Bryan have been removed by the
receipt by the war department. of a
telegram from him stating that he had
mailed his resignation Of his command
as colonel OF volunteers and II Is APP
proved by the division and corps COM
mandcrs.
The written resignation came TO hand
at h war department this afternoon
by mail and was Immediately accepted.
notice of hat fact being telegraphed
to Colonel Bryan.
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Tee Hooks a River.

Vancouver. WASH, Dec. l2.-The floating
ice which began coming down the Column
bia river yesterday lodged on the sandbar
in the river below this city and this
morning the river was completely BLOCK
ed against navigation. Nc boats have
been able 10 come further up the Column
bia to-day than the mouth of the VILLAIN
cite river
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Palmer Knocks Out PIimm.r.

London. Dec. I2-At the National SPORT
ing club in this city this evening there
was a spirited bout betwoen Petdiar
Palmer n Billy Plimmer for the ban
tam championship. the National Sporting
club purse and 600 a side. Palmer knock
ed Piimmer out in the Nth round.
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Are I'm the Minority.

Chicago. Dec. ls.-Thc ordinance extend
ing the franchises Of the Chicago street
car companies for 50 years came up in
the city council tonight and was referred
to the council committee ON railroads
ON all votes touching the ordinance the
friends OF the measure were a strong mi
nority. and unless they can muster much
greater strength. there l. no probability
that they will ever he able TO pass Il over
The veto OF Mayor Harrison.
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OfUpspund Mind.

ST. Louis. Dec. l2-Miss Catherine
Campbell. member OF the company play
ing at he Grand opera house, who was
arrested yesterday on a charge OF thefts
committed at the St. Nicholas hotel. was
.ele-5-d to-day. II is believed Miss Camp
bell Is OF unsound mind.
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The builders.

Kansas City. Dec. l2.-The second an
uual convention Of the National Building
Trades Council b,gan in this city this
morning. All parts of the country are
represented. The convention will be i'm
session about four days.
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Death In a Fire.

New York. Dec. 1.-THE fire which de-
stroped the apartment house at 1874 Pros
pect Place. Brooklyn. last night killed
four persons-JoSeph w. Noblett. his wife.
his wife's mother. Mrs. Stothern, and
John Whine. The other missing persons
have been accounted for.
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New York. Dec. l2-Admiral Schley,
who is living with his family in the Hotel
Kensington. Fifth avenue and Fifteenth
street, has been seized with a slight at
tack OF Ia grippe.
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Cincinnati Dec. G.-The 1o-round fight
tonight between owen Zeigler OF Phila-
delphia and Charles Burns OF Cincinnati
resulted in n draw. Each gave the other
a ~knockdown blow.
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Killed In a CaNe-In.

Denver. Dec. IA special To the News
from S~tarkville. Colo, says: Michael Ie-
reSo and his l5-year-old son, Antonio,
were killed to-day by a cave-in in the Goa
mine In which they were working.
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The Queens Lands.

San Francisco. Dec. IA special
from Seattle. Wash, ~ The Brltis1
Columbian government has made =
crown reserve OF all the townsites al
land outside OF the mining helcs in the
Lake Atlin district. This MAS r~cen. 4;
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The Roof Fell In.

Havana. Dec. 12-whfe Captain Gensr-
al CasteIlanos was in his bedroom tbs
rccs fell in n wounded hin on both
shoulders, breast and face.
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Ln.iicn Waite Dead.

Portland. ore, Dec. L2-Judge a. =
Waite, chief justice OF the Oregon SUI
preme court from 1853 to 1850, died to-day,
AGED s..
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Fatal Gas Explosion.

ConnersviIle, Ind. Dec. E-Natural gas
exploded here o-night in Aukens shoe
store. killing two men instantly n IN
iurins several others. The store and tae
one adjoining were badly wrecked.
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DIR. Hall Dead.

New York, Dec. I2-Dr. Edward s. Hall
a noted physician. is dead at his home in
this city aged - years. He was a Cali
fornia gold hunter in Is4s.
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No knowledge Of It.

Washington. Dec. 1.-THE JUitel
States government is not aware of any
arrangement having been made for the
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They Adjourned.

Washington, Dec. l2-The American
Canadian commission held a meeting 10
day anu adjourned until Tomorrow.
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Stuttgart Chartered.

Berlin. Dec. l2-The North German
Lloyd steamer Stuttgart has been char
tered 10 reratrfate the spanish troops.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-06-10

Newark, n. j., June 1O.-Andress
Mallnak was hanged in the county Jail
yesterday for the murder on July p,
1897, of Mrs. Annie Kmetz. Mrs. Kmet2
was shot to death as she lay sleeping
in bed at her home. her child beside her.
In another bed in the same room was
Mrs Kmctz's husband. MalinalI had
boarded with the Kmetz family for .
long time, and it was claimed that his
love for Mrs Kmetz led him to send
his own wife back to her old home in
Poland. In the end Kmetz told Malinak
he would have to leave he house, which
he did, but loudly proclaimed that Mrs,
Kmetz had been unfaithful to her hus
band and had also broken up hil
(Malinaks) home, Not long afterward
Malinak forced an entrance through
a rear window in the Kmetz apart
ments, stole quietly in the room where
the family were sleeping and commit
ted the murder,
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DON'T LOOK.
Very Dangerous, But If Left to Itself is
Death--A Shenandoah Case.

There are some diseases that do not arouse
our sympathy-the disease is not deep-and
therefore our sympathy is shallow. But we
very often make a very serious mistake
such as calling backache light aflliction.
Backache means kidney trouble every time,
and if you don't drive II away, it will never
go of its own accord, without taking you
with it. But it does not continue simply as
n backache. Soon the urine becomes affected,
either too much Of it or too little, and in
either case it is expelled only with pain
acute pain. Then comes the sediment stage,
which means cutting sandy deposits aud
sometimes stones like kernals of corn. Then
follows Diabetes or Brights disease. Don't
you tlak h1ckache dangerous? We do, but
we must add just few words, and they are:
Doan's X idncy Pills cure every time, and all
stages of kidney disease, but it is always best
to keep as far from the danger line as pos
sblr, and til cure is easier.
Mr. David Thomas, of 2Oi Maybcrry Alley,
miner, says 81 have suffered intensely from
my back and kidneys. was in the hospital
for several weeks and when | returned about
seven months ago l was suffering from a con-
tnuous backache and an acute lamencss
across my lons. | could hardly get off a
chair and it hurt me severely to straighten
up if / had been stopping or bending forward
There were pains all through my head
especially in the top and back part. /
thought they arose from neuralgia, but l am
now convinced that my kidneys caused it for
Oh getting Doans Kidney Pills from Kirlin's
Pharmacy and using them the lameness in
my back and the pains in my head have all
disappeared and there has been no return of
them since
Doans Kidney Pills for sale by all dealers
Price 80 cents. Mailed by Foster-Milburn
Co., Buffalo, N. Y, sole agents for the U. ).
Remember the name Doan's and take no
other.
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Remarkable Rescue.

Mrs. Michael Curtain. Plain6eld, H.,
makes the statement, that she caught cold,
which settled on her lungs; she was treated
for a month by her family physician, but grew
worse. lie told her she was hopeless VIC
tim of consumption and that no medicine
could cure her Her druggist suggested DR..
Kings New Discovery for consumption she
bought bottle and to her delight found her
self benefited from first dose She continued
its use and after taking six bottles, found her
self sound and we'll; now does her own
housework, and is as well as she ever was
Free trial bottles of this Great Discovery at A.
Wasleys Drug Store. Large bottles 50 cents
and SI.oo.
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Coivin's Immune- Rejected.

Atlanta, Ga, June 1O.-Captain Will
bur Colvln who raised a company of
immunes here recently, was yesterday
Informed by Colonel p. II. Ray, who is
recruiting the regiment at Macon, that
they were not acceptable. Captain Col-
vim held out as an nducement TO the
men to join his company that all im7
munes would receive "4O acres of land
in Cuba and a mule" as soon as the
war was over, basing his offer on the
bill for the protection Of homestead
settlers who enter the army or navy
during the war, and which was passed
by the senate June /. Captain Colvin
says he misconstrued the meaning of
the dispatch.