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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-09-15

Welt on his four days tour of South OAK
ota reached Kimball at 10 q. m. Wednes-
day. There was a crowd of between two
and three hundred people at the station
half OF them Bryan supporters, and
BRYAN badges wero as thick us leaves.
The crowd would have undoubtedly have
been larger had it been definitely known
that the train would stop at this point.
Kimball was not on tho train schedule,
but by some efforts on the part Of local
Republicans a stop was made long
enough to enable Kimball folk to see
what the strenuous man from New York
looks like, anyhow. There were but few
people in from the country.
The special train came through from
Yankton Tnesdap night, en- route to
Chamberlain. The train consisted Of
Gov. Rooseyelts private car, a Pullman
for his guests and state officials, one for
representatives of the press, a diner
and baggage car. The special did not
pull into ChamberlaiI until 8 a. IN. We'd
nesday morning, lying just outside the
town all night to give all an undisturbed
rest. Gov. Shaw of Iowa and Senator
Nelson OF Minnesota were on the train.
Prominent South Dakotans made up
quite a party. At Chamberlain there
was a reception to the governor in the
way OF a rough rider parade, about 100
ho1semen being in line. Every man
who could ride a horse was pressed into
Iline-Democrats Us well as Republicans
the latter of which took an active part
il swelling the blowout.
Tie special followed the regular 10
Kimhall. Hon. j. M. Greene introduced
Gov. Roosevelt here. He spoke from the
rear platform OF his Pullman, but as
only Il one minute stop was made 1t gave
him but time to say that he hoped every
body would vote for President Mckinley
this year. DC didn't say why, but he
PROBABLY has his reasons.
The reception, meeting, or whatever it
may be called, vas very cold and clammy
here-pretty nearly o frost. Enthusiasm
was entirely lacking. If it had been a
funeral tr~ain-instead Of one bearing
the Republican candidate for v%ice.pres-
ident-the crowd couldn't have been
quleter. Perhaps the anticipation OF
seeing the governor Of tho first state iii
the Union and a famous politician may
have sort OF %hypnotized the crowd. AS
the train pulled out there was a feeble,
asthmatlc attempt alta cheer, at which
Teddy" bowed and showed his teeth.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-09-15

Mothers indorse it; children like it; old
folks use 1t. We refef to One Minute
Cough Cure. II will quickly cure all
throat and lung troubles. f. E. Miller
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-09-15

RipansT allyuies cure f1atulencc.
Ripans Tabulcs baYo como 70 stay
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-09-15

Excursion Agent Walker Of the Mil
waukee road says there were 1926 K
c%ursionists Sunday.
w. w. Saylor and little son came from
Wayerly, Iowa, Sunday and stopped over
that night to meet his many old Kimball
friends. 1t has been a long time since
we have seen BILLY" and heard his
jolly laugh and 1t did us good to shake
his paw once more and talk over old
times. He reported Mrs. Saylor well
and happy and the world Is evidently
kind to this estimable couple.
Chamberlain Democrat: A CRATER got
in, his work on John Kettlebut Of Cleye-
land township to the extent Of $33 on
Sunday. Chief Of Police Tams got after
the mai and made him restore the plum
der. There we're quite q number of
grafters in the crowd, but the city
authorities camped on their trail as hot
as possible, and as a rule kept them Oh
the move.
Fred Gotham has been successful in
obtaining a fine artesian we'll on his
Plainield farm. e. d. Ward finished up
the we'll Tuesday and says 1t is one Of
the best put down by him. The flow is
about like the Arthur Mckee we'll. Mr..
Gotham is TO be congratulated on his en-
terprise and good luck. The Plalnield
wells. scattered as they are, are u reason
ably sure indication that a strong flow
ing we'll can be had in any part Of that
township.
Emery Enterprises: Nine years ago
last Monday P. G. Thompson was kicked
on the leg by a COW, while milking her,
and was Injured so that DR.. Doud was
called to dress tho wound-which was
the doctors first patient in Emery. On
last Monday evening, the same COW
which p. G. had tended all these years,
decided to celebrate the former event by
FASTING Mr.. I. another sideswipe and
planted her we'll directed blow OH the
very same leg, and almost on the identi-
cal spot of nine years ago. DR.. Doud
was again called to reduce the fracture.
We are not advised as to Mr.. Thompson's
intentions toward the COW, hut If she
were ours, her next kick would be on
the butchers block.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-09-15

ChnmberInIn's Cough Rcmctlya Great
EnvOritc With All.
The soothing and healing properties
OF this remedy, its pleasant taste and
prompt and permanent cnres have made
Ut d great favorite with people every
where. II is especially priced by moth
ers OF small children for Group, colds
and whooping cough, as ltalwavs affords
quick relief. and as 1t contains no opium.
or other harmful drug II may DO given
as confidently to q labya as to an adult.
For salo by all druggists.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-09-15
MICHAEL KIEFFER,
GLEN SOUTH DAKOTA.
Mason, Brick Layer, PlasteTer.
Mason work q Speciality.

All work first class and guaranteed. Prices
ship, Brule county, on the s. w. Il. of Sec. II.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-09-15
THE COUNTY BOARD.

---- u, DsPts p 1oOOs
The board Of county commissioners
met in the auditors office, Sept. A, 1900.
for the purpose Of making the tax levy
for the ensuing year.
Members present Hugh Lowe, Louis
Richards, G. G. MANI, and Victor
Nepodal.
The meeting was called to order by
the chairman at 8 o'clock a. m.
The board proceeded to ascertain the
amount necessary to pay all regular
county expenses for the ensuing year
and pay all interest on public debt aid
liquidate the same.
The following is an itemized state
IaoDf- oE ilao- oo1ap4x. ------
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-09-15

Try i Tor Sale al. iii the Gruphis
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-12-20
PINGREE PAYS HIS RESPECTS
To Several ani Numerous People Who Did
NOT Attend,

Lansing, Mich. Dee. 20.-The dinner
given by Governor PinSree in the hall
of representatives Tuesday night was
Il notable affair. The officials who ig-
nOred the invitations were not forgot
ten 10y the state executive and his
guests. During the afternoon the gov
ernOr sent special invitation TO the
senate and therein he wrote:
II attended one of the most elaborate
banquets ever given at the White
House less than 4 year ago. President
Mckinley had five glasses at each
plate. which We're kept filled until mid
night. After those present
had finished the feast they adjourned
10 the White House parlors to indulge
in a fancy drink. which l think was
called pouSSe safe. l also en-
joyed the best cigaretts,I Il ever smoked.
OF course, being at the White House.
I had to take it. I will have some
tonight
Referring TO the wine at the White
House the governor said: Il know that
our boss. Senator Mcmillan. availed
himself of the FIVE White House
glasses" The senate by a vote of 23
TO ; declined to receive the invitation
and referred it back 10 the governor.
AS soon as the cigars We're lighted
Governor Pingree started the speech
making and scored almost every one
against whom he has any sort of a
grievance. and the supreme court in
particular. After greeting his guests.
the governor said: 81 Thought I'd in
vite you with the old supreme court.
but az usual they Issued another in
junction want Won 10 pray for the
poor hypcTites. the poxr fellows who
nf iba :"
He paid his feSpects,to Senator Me
MILAN. whom he referred to as Jim.
our boss" The newspapers came in
for a scoring. the Detroit newspapers
in particular and the proprietor of one
of them was called by name and severe
" handled. Society i'll general was in
cludad. the governor asserting that 1t
rapidly was making hypOcrites, of
which Michigan has far more than its
share.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-12-20

Washington. Dec. 20.-COnGrPsS has
authorized the president 10 appoint
Representative ROutellc. of Maine. 10
be a captain of the United navy oh the
retired list. both houses having passed
the resolution. The senate yesterday,
aside from the transaction of some
routine buSiE ness and the passage OF
Seyenty-One private pension bills.
did little or nothing else of importance
IN open session. In secret session the
Hay-Pauncefutp treaty was discussed.
The house passed bills 10 compel the
Pennsylvania and Baltimore and Ohio
railroads In abolish grade crossings. to
alter their routes into this city and to
change their terminal facilities. Also
the PENNSYLVANIA i required 10 build
new station TO cost not less than ST.
700 uDD
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-12-20
For $4,000 in Gold Edward
Cudahy Receives His
Abducted Son.
THE OMAHA SENSATION
Money Deposited By Road
side According to Agree
ment, With Results.

Omaha, Neb., Dec. 2O.-Twenty-
five thousand in gold was the price
paid by Edward A. Cudahy, TIE mill
lionaire packer, for the return of his
son Edward, who was kidnapped
Tuesday. Yesterday noon Cudahy
received letter contain ing a Propo-
sition to return the boy unharmed
provided $4,000 was paid that
night.
After a consultation Cudahy de-
cided to comply.
Cudahy drove five miles south of
the city to point where he found a
lantern along the road. Here he de-
posted the money, and returned
home.
As soon as the buggy was out of
sight the boys captors secured the
money aud later placed the lad in
hack and deposited him near his
fathers house at l o'clock this morn
ing.
There is absolutely no clue to the
identity of the abductors.
Boys Story of Abduction.
The boy says he was seized on the
street by two men, placed in a closed
carriage and gagged. He was taken
to a lonely cottage, where he was
chained to the floor and guarded by
two men. He was provided with sui
ficient food.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-12-20
cHAIRMAN JONES 70 RESIGN.
Information That iCopss Straight From
Men Close TO the Senator.

Chicago. Dec. 20-The Record says:
Senator !. X. Jones. according 10 re-
ports in Democratic circles. soon will
call meeting of the Democratic ma
tiOnal committee in Washington for
the purpose of resicning as chairman.
This Information came to Chicago
yesterday straight from men who s.re
close to Senator Jones They said that
the manager Of Colonel Bryan's last
campaign was anxious to get out. so
that the committee can elect his sue
cPSSor.
They said that !. 6. Johnson. who
was chairman o fthc executive com
miitee. X an active candidate for the
Craftsmanship of the general commit
tee and that Ex-Governor Stone. of
Missouri would like To be- chairman
II * said that 4 majority of the
committeeman are in favor of Mayor
TaEgart. Of Indianapolis, the Indiana
committeeman"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-12-20

COrhett. The latter was in the act or
trying TO fire his own weapon, Snatched
back from the hands of the policeman.
who had diSarmed him.
The hold-up and killing occurred at
9:I5 p. H.. while many pedestrians
We're passing. Ii was in the neighbor-
hood of Corbett'S home. however.
known as one of the toughest districts
of the west side. and it was only by the
Use of his revolver that Policeman
Grady prvented Il further attack when
CorhettS partner had succeeded in
making his escape.
Ernest Wei2Ourg grew Respondent
because his wife left him. made bluff
AT suicide. and pretended death In
the presence Of his wife and friends.
Detectives and police officers. called TO
rhe house. iabbed hatpinS, and darninS-
needles into him and applied such 9th
er tests that Weiuburg returned to life.
and was again separated from his wife
by the imposition of Il fine of so and
costs In lieu of the cash he goes 10
the bridewell for 100 days.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-12-20
Had "a jag. Not the Cholera.

Peoria. Ills. Dec. 20.-Robt. ScholeS.
local game warden. announced that
the ducks shot along the Illinois river
were affected by Il form of cholera
and rendered unfit TO he eaten. 1t has
developed that the game warden is
the victim of joke and quite wrong
in his diagnosis Of the case. Upstream
hunters in the neighborhood of Chilli
cothe recently spread broadcast over
the duck hauntS several bushels of
corn. we'll soaked in alcohol. The
ducks were made drunk by eating this
corn and We're unable to fly away.
The hunters reaped n rich harvest of
intoxicated ducks. Soon a story of Il
strange aiction among the birds was
SDread abroad.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-12-20
Died of Too Much Ginger.

Cambridge. O.. Dec. 20.-Coroncr
VOORHEES, has rendered his verdict In
the death Of Andy Ronick and Larry
Lac>ah. finding that they came L.
their deaths from drinking Jamaica
ginger. The two We're 10 have been
married. and according 10 the Slavish
custom were holding an ante-nuptial
cclebra ton. To which several Of their
friends had been invited. The cor
oner finds that the party consumed
the greater portion OF thirty-jwo two
ounce bottles of ginger. which was rs
per cent. pure alcohol. There was
considerable Excitement over report
that they had Eecn pni>ond
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-12-20
PHIL sHER1DANs RIDE" 4"
How His Son Was Made to Caricature Ii
at the Military Academy.

West Point. y. Y. Dec. 20.-Some
very interesting testimony was brought
out yesterday by the court Of inquiry
which is investigating the alleged haZ-
ing of cadets At the military academy
here. in connection with the recent
death of former Cadet BOOZ. Thirty
five cadets were examined yesterday.
andEof these one was the brother OF
lieutenant Richmond +. HobSon, OF
iIei1-imac fame; another was the son
OF General Phil Sheridan, and Il third,
Mark Brooks. of Pennsylvania, is Il
nephew of General Brooke. who is the
presiding officer of the court. Not one
of them said that the trea tment re
ceived or the things they had to do
were either brutal or degrading.
HObSon'S worst ordeal was when
he had to stand on his head in bath
tub in which there was about ten
inches of water. He said he was
partially strangled, but was all right
in Il few minutes. Young Phil Sheri-
dan was made To ride Il broom stick
along the cOmpauy's street in com
memoration of his illustrious fathers
ride. and he had to keep shouting
Turn. boys, turn" all the time He
did not think this was lumiliating. he
said. although he did not relish the
task.
In nearly every instance the wit
nesSeS said that all Die more brutal
forms of hazing weEf obsolete. and
while 'bracing" was Sin practical Sc
cretly il was aSainstk khP regulations.
and if any one were dktccted violating
these regulations he would be- sum
marily dealt with anh severely pun
ished.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-12-20
TODAY'S CAPITAL CHAT.
Blow to Hay-Pauncsfote Treaty-Other
News.


News.
Washington, Dec. 2O.-After the
approval of the journal today tie
house went into c0mmittee Of the
whole for consideration of the Indian
appropriation bill. The minority re-
port of the census committee on the
Hopkins reapportionment bill was
submitted. 1t proposes a substitute
bill fixing the mum Der of representa-
tivcs at 3S6 instead of 357. as in the
Hopkins bill.
The subcommittee on house, river
and harbors committee has cut down
the amount carried by the bill to $50. =
900.
The closing arguments in the Phil
ippine and Porto Rico cases were made
in the supreme court today. The
cases were submitted for final ad Judi
cation of the court.
In the senate Hawley, chairman of
the committee on military affairs. re-
ported the army reorganization bill.
The senate went into executive ses-
sion on the Hay-Pauncefote treaty.
The vote on the treaty will be taken
at this afternoon.
AT vote was taken on the amend
ments suggested by the committee on
foreign relations. They were adopt
ed. The treaty as amended was then
ratified 81 to Is.
The navy department will place
war vessel in Venezuelan waters to
give support to the representation of
Minister Loomis to make the VeneZ-
uelan government respect the conpli-
eating asphalt conc ssions in that
couDtrv
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-12-20
HEAVY CANNONADING
NEAR KRUGERSDORP,

London, Dec. 20.-A johannesburg
special says heavy cannonading was
heard Wednesday morning north of
Krugersdorp.
Capetown, Dec. 20.-Invasion of
Cape Colony is spreading. 1t is re-
ported the Beers have occupied Coles
burg near the Orange river colony
frontier. The people here are much
disturbed. A mixed force of 1000
men was despatched north Wednes-
day evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-12-20
Three Men I,u bed Alive.

Chadron. Neb.. Dec 2O.-Three men
were yesterday buried alive beneath
thirty-five feet of earth in an irriga
tion canal four miles east of this city.
The names Of the men are T c. Burns,
OF Montana; Sraunch Burns, his son.
and Woody Litchfield. a hired hand.
BIrnS. Sr. was n wealthy ranch and
sheep owner who was experimenting
the building of the irrigation canal
wien the accident occurred.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-12-20

present As 10 the methods employed
In the kidnapping but little is known
at present. but it is believed by some
that young Edward was decoyed
away through the instrumentality of a
hoy about his own age. as two youths
one or whom answered the deScrip-
ton of young Cudahy. We're seen on Il
I.edvcnworth street car. west bound.
shortly lefOre midnight.
Fact ThatMay BE ofUse.
II tranSpired that Charles ". Mar
Tin. a1 Insurance agent residing near
cuGdhy'S home. while passing along
n block in the rear of the house last
evening. saw a covered wagon stand
ing in the shadow of a clump of trees.
one man sat i'm the wagon and was
talking TO another man. who stood on
the ground. When Marlin was pass
ing they dropped their voices to an
i1audihle pitch. He did not attach
much Importance to IL until he heard
Of the disappearance Of young Cuda-
ny. \ companion OF young Cudahv
also recOllects seeing a vehicle stand
Ing two or three night near the Cuda-
by hOmn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-12-20
husband and wIfc fatally Shot.

Chicago. Dec. 2O.-,hOhn Snyder and
his wife We're found fatally shot last
night at 'I423 Lake avenue. The man,
with two bullet wounds in his head.
was in his bedroom, and the woman.
similarly wounded, was in the dining
room. No one has been fOun who
knows who fired the Shots. Mrs. Sny-
der has been living here some time.
Yesterday morning Snyder came from
La Sale. Ills. TO visit her.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-12-20
ATTEMPT TO ROB STATE.
Burglars In Nebraska Capitol Taken by
Surprise.

Lincoln, Neb., Dec. 2O.-An at
tempt was made to rob the state
treasury early this morning. Accord
ing to the story told by Night Watch
man Good, he discovered two men,
possibly three, in the treasurer's
office, having gained entrance through
a side window. The thieves fired two
shots at Good, who returned the fire,
apparently without effect. The rob-
bers escaped without securing any
thing of value
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-12-20
YATES INAUGURATION
Preparations at the State Capital
Well Under Way for
the Function.
BALL Is NOT ON THE PROGRAMME
Chicago Thug Gets a Bullet Where Ii
viii Do Most Good to the
Community.

Springfield, Ills. Dec. 20. At Il
meeting held in the Leland hotel pre-
liimnary steps were taken il prepara-
tion for the Inauguration of Govern
Or-Eelect Yates. DR.. William Jayne.
OF Springfield presided at the meet
ing and was made chairman of the
general committee on arrangements.
which will consist of the chairmen of
the various subcommittee. as fol-
lows: Reception, Governor Tanner;
finance, +. W. Tracy, Springfield; in
vitation. Fred II. Rowe, Jacksonville;
music, George y. Black. Springfield;
military, Colonel j. =. Culver, Spring
field; state house programme, Colonel
James Il. Il. Van CleaYe, Springfield: {:
transportation, +. a. Hall, Springfield.
Will BE No Inaugural Ball.
1t was agreed that the members of
the state central committee should
comprise a portion of the reception
committe and Chairman Jayne was
empowered TO complete the personnel
of the committees. Governor Tanner.
who opened the meeting. said Govern
orElect Yates had voiced a preference
for the omission of the usual inaugural
ball, and his wish will be respected.
Governor and Mrs. Tanner will meet
the incoming governor and his wife
at the Leland hotel shortly before noon
an dcOnduct them To the state house.
\ reception. either at the state house
or the executive mansion will follow
in the evening.
Live stock Breeders Meet
Springfield. Ills, Dec. .0.-The eX
ecutive committee of the Illinois Live
Stock Breeders association met at this
city yesterday and decided to hold the
next annual meeting at Champaign
Nov. Is to 21. 1901. 1t 1t was de-
cided to invite as speakers Hon. O. L.
Rradfut, Joseph +. Wing and rPOf.
Thomas Hunt, of Ohio: George Nc
Kenow and Professor Henry of Wis
cOnsin: Professor Curtis. of Iowa;
Hon. John Jensen and Prof. T.. A.
Burnett, of Nebraska. and Hon. +. u.
Coburn. of Kansas.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-12-20
SURPRISETHEINSURGENTS
Admiral Remey Tells of Little Movement
Near CaVite.

Washington, Dec. 20.-The follow
ing is from Remey: "At Cavite 15
troopers of the 4th cavalry and five Of
a crew landed the gunboat H'sco yes
terday at Limbanco, Cavite province,
and surprised 80 insurgents in a
sharp skirmish of half an hour; 13
insurgents were killed, II rifles cap
tured. and large amount Of store
destroyed. One soldier was wounded"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-12-20
Aged Citizen Has "A Fatal Fall.

McLeanSbOro. Ills. Dec. 20.-John
w Marshall died here yesterday aft
ernoOn from the effects of fall yes
terday morning from the steps Of his
residence. He was born in Ireland in
1914: came here in 1890: served as
county clerk from 1913 To 1872; was
appointed postmaster in 1884. He was
an old and prominent Mason.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-12-20
Live stock Breeders Meet.
HE REFORMED a CHICAGO THUG.
Policeman Puts a bullet Where 1t Will
DO the Community Good.

Chicago, Dec. 20.-In hand-tO-hand
struggle i'll the darkness of an alley
way. John. bettcrn known as Red
Colbett. one of the boldPSt criminals
Chicago's police have had to contend
with. was shot and killed Tuesday
night by Policeman Brady. When the
fatal encounter occurred Corbett and
q pal had just held up Charles Grit
fifth. cOlored. With the two thugs us
ing every trick 10 overcome him, Il
huIlet from Gradv's revolver killed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-12-20
Hit Is 10 Boom His Boom.

Hit will open Chicago headquarters
for the booming of his senatorial as
pirationS next Saturday, and unless his
promise lisa mended he will he on the
ground personally TO direct his cam
paign. Arrangements for Il suite OF
rooms for him have been made by
Senator Homer T.. ASpinwall. Hits
manH GER.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-12-20
Chatard-. HeaIth I.Improved.

Washington. Dee. 3u-BiShOp Cha
tard. of Indianapolis has written Li~
brother. Dr. Thomas NJ ChataTd. that
his health has improved To - great
an extent that he has TCcOnSidcrCl re-
signing he sec OF indianapolis. and
VIII continue 10 govern II. aided by II :
newly appointed coadjutor Bishop
O'DonO=hue. Bishop ChaIard suffered
stroke Of paralysis shori tine ago.
He was formerly head of the Ameri-
can college in Rome.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-12-20
Situation Throughout Prov
inces About Pekin Again
Becoming Serious.
NEED STRONG GOVERNMENT.
Trouble May Come Unless 4
Definite System is Speed
lily Restored.

London. Dec 2o.-A Pekin dis
patch says the situation throughout
the provinces is rspidly growing
worse. Unless a definite system of
government is speedily installed, a
recurrence of the anti-foreign out
breaks is predicted.