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FULL PLAN OF BLOCKADE.
BLAxcO TO m CUT OET FnON ALL
sUPrLaEe At ONCE.


NEW YORK. April IA special 20 the
Times frem Washington says:
Al about the hour that Capt. Sampson's
Key West Squadron was making it, APP
pearance on Havana. to carry out the
plans Of the administrator for blockaeing
the principal ports of Cub. the president
was issuing his proclamation announcing
that blockade. and thus shutting out fron
capt--Gen. Hlanco aud his forces the pro-
visions and reinforcements upon whicn he
must depend TO be abe to maintain the
fighting ability Of his soldiers. and to m
up the ranks. thinned By disease and
other causes.
The EIockading plan II but q step to-
ward the development Of . larger plan
yet TO be unfoided.
glance at the map Of Cuba, bearing
in mind tie words Of the proclamation
OF the president, vii. show that the
blockade 10 consrived TO oppress Bianco
and afforded the largest opportunity to
Gen Gomez and his 1nsurgent bands to
assemble in force and contribute their
part TO the driving on. OF Spain's forces.
The ports on the north side OF Cuba from
Cardenas on the cast 10 Bahia Honda on
the west. and cienfuegos on the south.
are those by which alone BiAnco can ex-
pect to secure aid from the sea The
middle section Of the isiand y that In
which the Spanish forces have been and
ara concentrated. All Of the far eastern
nd h1 NJ xl.a
are substantially In the hands Of the In
sargefts or abandoned by the Spanish.
The PORTS OF these sections viii remain
uncovered. and aid for the insurgents can
be run into them without the molestation
CT the vessels OF the United States The
coast guard Of Spain in Cuba is made up
Of a few small vessels the powerful ships
of war having been withdrawn. In order
to carry out some plan of operations at
this time known only TO the Spanish naval
officers This method OF warfare win go
on until the United States land forces can
be made ready and the opportunity reach
ed for cooperating with the neet. Time
would be lost, that can now be employed
to advantage. II the volunteers that are
TO be called into the service should first
be required to be fully organised before
she blockade was fully established.
According 10 our consuis and others. al
iEost absolute dependence has been paced
Cor supplies Of meat and other provisions
for the army of Spain upon the foreign
markets. The stocks OF hand are low and
will be speedily exhausted. The spirit
of the army will he lost as soon as star
weakness Is added TO Illness and aissatis-
faction, the fresh troops Of the United
States would be an unequal match for
troops poorly disciplined and worse fed
even. in the mos; propitious OF times.
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PETE kSoe>rp OFT
ienste. rt=x~ Horse With
hls oeeenent.

Asss.. |. A.SSsis<s1. AFxn 3 --'sBix JsHa'
-. l@s Aawessa disposed 81 The
Ax~s SsgsFaf.sssas 81 sMexcass
10 - 49, at@ q t'o.osAs5s. IN two
o. Fssssy before she pisYnpsr
sssaS s srsS. ton5xat This meeting
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sxsesee ~ Nsltssasses ~ ais hss~fv
|sssa 3 "a ~ aeser azA = essanre i,
sas 49, asaw saa aa,y JeGrsss
|sssss ~ss. ssa Nm tTen ssax sha.-
<ssszs -. = t@vs Esfe-es wand
- i -. sH's'sestsSgs ~ AWARDING tsss
e ~ Tse exrnt was pveesxsex.
|s>ss r. !, sss.-sNGs2 beats .sr.w ~.
|eaaz sssras aet ySysd a,axwsr,.
49, :, asss esessss. 4ssv. - yi.,s,,,,,
asr = Fraas.as4sA ara S-nssssx
- - S@su ssxatw~ ss,ss =
- 1faSs. - Eos tAe a eawcn n.rnr
- Es,ns axssaszs,
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M ssass sAIi.s ron NEW YORK;


NJ a1fYToN. April 22.-rhe steam
w1r4 chartered by the United Sfafes
- ~ attsrnaaa for New FORK. 0he
0gsa4 10 passengers and quantity OF
ftns and ammunition. Great enthusiasm
|sls displayed BY tie crowds on the dock.
|Ae nsads of british vessels playing -Yan-
|ae peodle' ~ TIE Par;s sailed.
LONDON. Apri: 2s.-Tae Daily Mail
|nss
The Spanish embassy Immediately ro-
|sess The Madrid government Of the de-
|nffar Of the Paris. and !, Is believed
-. tzss cruisers from Iaa.z and cerEnna
|M intercept her
Ias Lfefpool correspondent OF the
Aliy Telegraph says:
ssfWass wax expressed hegc today
|0nasss Rat the Paris should have sailed.
especially IA there were runaors
- Axsey taat Spanish war vessels
waiting 70 intercept her of the
20 ssssz Of Ireland Yet the passea-
g ~ Paris were assnfei CT their
7xsses safety"
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- saenifsr Ataaeking ass
- : Spanish Maa-sf-Wsr-
- nss sissAsIy IaDrseasse
52E arsu . FisriAa Ceass Tessn.

xvILLE. Fla. April 40
!.s,;;5SsS rrsyase advises rscetve6 ~ the
s.. = and Citizen tonight. the nrsf
~ 49, fhe war took place Opposite
-. about swensy-f1ve niles scu;n OF
4. r. -. .. 10 O'Clock this morning
5H1znnn. q reliable man. and sew
-. $3.50 wlso wsre 13shang In Lake
- 1saIch il separated from f'ae ocean
eeew strip Of Land. heard heavy
/. fxa 10 the beach He reported
=. q sr1ssad management and the post
..:s;S i1 TAnlana that United States
suas chasing and firing Hpon a
1870 rnnn-of-war or gunboat convoy
,:.s. fcunnpogt ship. The sganiard re-
~ = 5S1 Tor shof. All the ships were
xish bone In THAR teeth The
- 81 4bey watched the battle FOR an
- rnsjl Only tae s.soks from the
S..sss1 - visible on the southern hori-
80. rs9IHtcn dircessoa they we're travel
1Hf Alsp&ten to the T.me5-Cnson
- c1l1na from I<antana says.
80 suisnAAs has just arrives from
- rnd reports u supposed trans
sss1 $50 eastward bound, guarded by
4 ar, pursued by monitor.
- i 5 heavy running IRE"
- 1aeh was dated at % 8. m.
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CHICAGO. April 7.-Resnits of the an
naal mail election OF the Century Road
Club OF America are announced Follow
ing IS the list Of The national officers for
1855: President, w l. Kreisenssesn.
Tsrre Hsase. Ind; first vice president. g
". Fo,sdr!ener. Boston: second vice rres-
lieat. A. l. Mace. ST Paul. Min,s.: sec-e.
sary. c. ". Mears, Cleveland. O.: treas
urer. L. c. Frtck. Rochester. Pa
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Renewed Precautions Being Taken
Against Possible Spanish S,te.

VALLEJO. aprfi -s~genewea precan-
tians have been taken az Mare island 70
guard sxs.us. SPIES Meme except govern
meas employees nay enter the nAvy ward
ssss7i omly - persons having business at
ira office. An atsernps 80 visit any otaer
ssetsoa Il the yard VII, se followed ~
xrress.
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crLry OVER rHn sr. PAUL.
Svw Are Foreigners aud no
Vat Desire Ia Ealist.

|..ssa NnNk. Aps# lit MAS learned
~ the auxiliary gAvy boass that
~ - Asa ssssea IN ressta 20 securing
- s Va 81 TIA nnen attached ia the 81.
IS tae American in@. which "a be-
seFtst into prsteesea cruiser AZ
- Z. .sasSfarA Ia Philadelphia TIE
- sasae inca on the 81. Paul and ser
-. . sasFs are fofeigrerS and do net
,, -. 3 slsassfy themselves vtte the JRlt-
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ossAeLED THEIR owS boats.
s*eers Of .srnaish Torpedo Flo-
lHa said to tie Iarciiobie.

g. Ssiis. ApT'i zs--Tslo following dis
- 70 fist eeep received at the Assu-
So ssss office In this city trSm the
assN Galveston, Tex:
49, reported ~ Capt. Barnes, OF she
- essa ssAafsasr Assoea. ahsch arrived hsrs
sssFssh Las fainax. Canary islands,
- a<saf nf the Spanish tevpsda feet
- vas attributed - rs,,.xh sssa MAS +,
- = Fhs deiitgrate disabling Of the
g tae engineers. waa did net want
az Sos, Repair Il was stated.
sR.'la1e hy local fsachsnssts, as the efa-
- eSasAf sssas he trusted"
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MILWAUKEE. April a3-Mailed orders
have been received in this city from al
tutant-C;en. Boariman. OF the Wisconsin
National Guard, for special ard in-nedl-
ate delivery. directing the local bodies OF
the Wisconsin National Guard 20 held
themselves In readiness 10 move on
tweaty-four hours notice. 1t Is believed
similar Instructions have been seat to Of
ficers OF the other regiments throughout
iaa state.
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BUTTE. Mont. April e3.-Autic.pst!ng
the order of the war department. which
would require a squadron CO 81 cavalry
men from this state, the governor has
decided that four troops viii be placed In
command OF Lieut.; Robert Bruce Wallace.
Second United States infantry, who is a
native es Montana.
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A Georgia farmer has q son who writes
verse. bar is 100 modest TO submit IL for
publication. 0ae day. waen tho farmer
was going 10 town BE tcsk q bundle Of
poems along with him and handed them
10 an edstG<.
They're pretty fair said the editor.
Ills rhyme In all right. hs, there's aomA-
thing wroGx with bis feef-~
Wei. said the farmer. II went deny
II: he has cot corns."-As,an,a coasssts-
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Iur1aaaTIos FROM DOS CARLOS.
u1nr1s Enter the Struggle Pre-
nnRed for Any Sacrifice.

aaInELs. April The New York
uas6 oneTespondent called On pan Carlos
ia steamed the following declaration
tpn him
n - Eari!sts had been In power In
rrnn 1nr would have been inevitable two
I'm 30 But Spain has erred on the
~ e generosity and chivairy and thus
- Gkefns hardly com patlhIe with ma
|nj Rpr. The United statez has TAX
r. ef5otAee Of this attitude and has ufIi-
~ ~ Interval strengthening her feet.
IN ~ DpAntArds are tough nghters and
|Np9 a. eoatest fearless OF consequences
M 0ank The Holy Father for his kind
go M he time has passed for inter-
tn1jp4 ma the nnai catastrophe IL now
|kNfuAf6r
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HEIT ASHORE Il / GllE.
sEATrLE sCnO0x41 ATLANTA -
WRECKED on TExADA IsLAxD.


soecsai Dispatch TO the Post-rntsllirencsr.
..SASAIAo. b. c.. April s7-The steamer
lily OF Nanaiino arrived this evening. har-
Ins aboard john Willard. Of Seattle; r e.
Souison, Ease Hampton: Charles Allen. Of
view maven. and Thomas Washington. who
were shipwrecked or Yellow Rock isght-
mouse: Denmaa island this morning 4; I
q ctock IN 2 strong sovthwesserfy gale.
1asy are from the schooner Atlanta, Capt.
wyatt. which wen: crashing on the rocks
ana rad q narrow escape from losing al
hands. among whom were. Joe Sapp IN
dian; Georges Rooney. George Prescott, OF
seattle. ------ Foshurg OF Minnesota:
Jacob Yates. Of Denver. Nate Stephens. Of
Denver: ---- Morgan OF Massachusetts,:
Rowan Of Minnesota; ]. Schnes-
der. OF Indiana.
The Atlanta left Seattle April Z, bound for
southeastern Alaska. and has sailed only
-FOUR days since On account Of the crew be-
ing greeEhorns She had to seek shelter
Tor eleven days In Active pass. and from
there went TO Porter pass but had to re-
turn IN heavy gale She left Porter pass
and reached Nanailno at D IN. AID pass
ed up the gulf with heavy wind. When
Texada island was reached. Capt. Wyatt.
who knows nothing OF the coast. discarded
his chart and steered for Yellow Rock light
house striking the beach hroadside on.
A heavy wind was blowing and the
schooner had only the m2insail Get. The
vessel il exposed to coast winds and in all
probability win 20 10 pieces. The passengers
managed 10 lower a boat and get a life line
tied 20 a tree on the beach and left the YES
sci by this means. They went TO the light
house and. securing q boat. went to Dem
man Island and caught the steamer City
OF Nanaimo. Capt. Wyatt Is stiil with the
vessel willard said tonight that the cap
tain was incapable and knew nothing about
handling the vessel or men. and that the
accident was due to his neglect.
The schooner was owned by. . syndicate
of twelve men. who have abandoned her.
The cargo Il total loss. and the people
Will return 10 Seattle for new outfits and
there take a steamer for the north.
Providing the schooner is saved. the loss
Is estimated at $4,000 at least.
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He Has rendered the P0aition "a
Col. OImsteAd. . MiaaOurinm.

KANSAS CITY, April GA special TO
the Journal from Sedalia, No. says:
Col Stephen Fl. olmssead. OF Sedalia.
has received letter from Gen. Fitzhugh
Lee, urging him TO join the army which
will be sent TO invade Cuba, Gen. Lee
promising TO secure for the M.sseurian .
commission as chief Of scouts. Col. Ohm
stead. rs a captain % cavalry under For
est, vas detailed for two years On de-
taehea service and won distinction He
has visited Cuba with two ex-Confederate
officers during the present Instruction
there.
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LATE MORNING NEWS.
AFTER TWO FINE
SPANISH VESSELS.
Ont After TIE Casalina ana Migues
Joves, ghaeh Left TAursaay.

Revenue Cutfer Galveston steals
Ont After she Casalina ana Mixues
Joves, WAieh Left TAursaay.
NEW ORLEANS. ArFs, a-There Is
much excitement here over the probable
hauling In q the two spanish steamships.
the Catalina and Miguel Joves. which
sailed for Havana last Thursday night.
The customs olnGais here say they VIII
never reach that port. and II they should
put out fer their aon,e ports, Genoa and
Barcelona respectively. they are prac-
ticaiiy certain Of capture before they
show their heels 70 the waters Of the gu.f
The United States wants these ships
badly. and the little revenue cutter Gal
weston went down the river after them.
The Galveston can easily handle theun, q
she ID armed with . Hotchk:ss qua assd
two tweuty-pounder Dahlgrem. Her
speed though l. against her. a. she can
only make nine knots per hour.
Collector Wilkinson got the tip that shs
Catalina had on board some papers. witch
were OF inestsmab:e value to the Spanish
government. 1t being believed that they
contained information regarding the de-
lenses OF New Orleans and the gulf coast.
A search Of the steamer before she sailed,
failed to reveal their hiding place IL on
board. but the customs officials are not
satisfied and the belief here Is the Span
tsh vessels vii! be overhauled. The Cata-
lima registers 1850 tons. Both vesse.s
were loaded with provisions for the
Spanish ports. but the 500 mules and the
fine bay horse intended for Gen. Bianco.
were taken from the ship by Collector
Wilkinson as contrzband goods
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-. .ssssaN, Arvti @s-Tae Rome eorre~
- IS g sae DAILY Chronicle says: TIE
|gsss' - banked Archbishop ireland and
- :. asseors Ter tnslr Efforts 81 the
|nss pe@cS, Ia view Of the war. the
49, sas eaalest Instructions 20 Mgr.
s-..sa q Washington. euiosn.ng aim to
sw.-s sas a'naess pgsaence and strict
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WEST SUPERIOR. April "a gov
srnment official Is in this city 20 get prices
and ascertain now scca the aasr nails
se-~ soesd AZ an e-Sser fer co. se szxrsss
u ncrr 20 Dc seat 10 tie ScsIa
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CHICAGO. April .1-It has been an
nouncsd by the Richard Six Company OF
this cssy that IL any os their employees de-
sire 10 go TO war. his salary viii be con-
,lnuei during his absence. bis position
VII se retained and II ne Is killed. se.5a
viii be given by tire firm 20 hls family.
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SAN FRANCISCO. April -s-Lssus- Ccl.
Wallace F. Randolph. Of the Third ar;si-
le-y regiment. ls<t for Cnsckamsaga last
alEas on the overland train. He has ees1
assigned 20 the command o. sas Light ar
fisisry In sae federal camp Ia xecogz:-
ssoe Of distinguished sagvscao
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DEPARTMExT OF DAKOTA BARE.


the Southern Rendesvoua.
ST. PAUL, April 2-With the excep-
ton of a few soldiers in charge Of each
pos; and less than regiment OF cavalry
In the Indian country. the department Of
Dakota has sent al its regulars to the
southeast. The last de.achments left this
city at midnight last night. comprising
and seven troops OF the tenth cavalry. A
crowd welcomed the soldiers at the Union
depot and although their stay was brief
arrangements were made and carried out
for banquet TO the officers up town.
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LAS VEGAS. y. NJ. April @s.-Twa
conpaaiss OF cavalry under command o.
CAPT. Parker. ot the Seventh. passed
through here on the Santa Fe from Bay
ard 10 Fort Daehesne. Utah They stop
ped here 20 feed and rest ths.E horses.
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not AFRAID FOR THE PARIS.
Not . Vessel In the Spanish Navy
Could Overhaul the Liner.

NEW YORK, April 23.-When asked
about the possibility OF the capture OF
the American liner Paris which has just
sailed for New York. Clement A. Grigs-
com, jr-. manager of the office Of the
American line. laughed at the idea.
There - not . vessel In the Spanish
navy which can sseam within two knots
Of the Paris speed" he said. III the day
Is clear vessel can be sighted twenty
miles away. II there 10 any doubt OF the
vessels nationality IL Is hardly likely that
the Paris will try TO make 1t out. or
course = careful lookout win be kept for
Spanish vessels. but We do not expect
any will be sighted which viii give her
any trouble"
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savannah News
L = hardly fair 70 the Norsh 20 say
Il Is trying 20 make the South do ire
fighting while X gets into s soEh-proos
aai gets tbs Story and the war contracts.
TIE North wiI have 20 do SIS saar. Of
the lighting Il fighting II - be dene.
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SPOKANE. April "a special to the
Spokesman Review from Nelson. b. c..
says: q Thomas Davis was hanged this
morning for the murder OF Michael Com
nors at Kuskancok February II last
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rae Aloedine sails for Havana.

NEW YORK. April 32ee-Tne British
steamship Aloedine. heavily laden with pro-
visions. sailed for Havana today. The cap
tain said he did not believe the Aloedine
would reach her destination.
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kArIoxs TO AID GOMEZ.


= the Imsnrwenia.
s6fDoNvILI.E. Fla. April 2s-The
= 1nrk iunta has been preparing 10
- - ecnsh through tn Florida branch
! TV6ay 10 AID Gemex and the iasu.-
- SIX large expeditions. II Is said.
- 1nye on sAors notice Tor Cuba One
G have from New Orleans. two from
- Nozzle aud four from Florida points.
~ Hojo, sae well known Cuban pilot.
E6eh FL charge CT the expeditions. went
= HIS Orleans last night on the receipt
y telegram frssa fh.re. saying that
EefYythang was ready. These expeditions
-. wfsn rho aid Of IRE United States
x1thsdsng feet. 20 get into the insur-
nsfs haftofs and deliver the goods
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Now. Henri" asked the teacher e< to
juvenile class. What Is the meal we est
IN the morning carsed-- .-,sfrneag.ss was
- Mite fellows prorapt really.
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GENT. 10 avenge themselves FOR his d.sbe-
lief in them. had transformed one OF them
selves into mule and a. such entered the
Jug
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Mrs. Rsslotbox-I hear they arr paying
. Tor votes In the next district
Mrs wfsepuijer-Pooh! can ret them
Tor @zA.-Ppck
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Inc Mah9roSe ooes Equ3ppe0 tn Cut
the Telegraphic Cables south.
KEY WEST. APR. $3.50 g. ua-The
Aangroye has just left here headed south
east equipped as a cable ship. II Is said
that she has gone 70 destroy the sus-
mar!ns cables south OF Cuba.
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semiaS to ranet sound.
-. CA. Apsl -T'ese Tinted
ee< 1872 AoaS5asek .egs Ter Puget
II Ser csat q gray pa!at
1 A. g aes y.ssAse at sea az
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IN THE FEDERAL COURTS.
Decisions Filed by the Circuit Court
of Appeals.

Decisions Filed by the Circuit Court
of Appeals.
The judges Of the United States Circuit court
OF appeals have handed down four DECISIONS.
the order below is affirmed in the case OF
bertha Elgutter ct al, appellants against
the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance com
pany, appellee.
The case comes from Nebraska. Judge San
born wrote the opinion.
:, The order of the court below is affirmed in
the case Of William T. Seaman, appe liant.
against the Northwestern Mutual Life In
surance company, appellee. The case com s
opinion.
The decree of the court below is reversed
and the case remanded, in the case of St ;. l.
ing B. Cockrill, as receiver of the First Ne
uonal Bank of Little Rock, appellant, against
%. ]. Butler. ct al, appellees. The op nj n
from Arkansas.
The judgment of the court below is affirm
Cd IN the case Of the Leonard 6, Montgomery
appellants, against the Bank OF America APP
Ielees. case from Colorado. Judge Thayer
gives tie opinion.
Judge Lochren yesterday heard the case of
W. X. Sullivan, as receiver of the American
Building Lean and Investment company
against George w. Sheehan ct al. The &C
tense claimed that the mortgages. held by
the receiver. were invalid because the invest
ment company. Chicago corporation. had no
right to do business in this state, and because
the transaction, under which the mortgages
were given, was usuriOus.
The United States circuit court of appeals
yesterday handed down a mandate affirming
the decision of the lower court in the case or
the Connecticut against John Fl. Knapp ct al
The Judgment OF the lower court was that
there was $1,000 due on the note and mort
gage named. in the suit
Hugh Conway, defendant with the Rutledge
Manufacturing company in an action brought
by the United States, has sued out writ of
error to the United States circuit court Of
appeals. The government has a judgment in
the case of $2,100.