St. Louis Post-Dispatch
August 11, 1879

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ST. LOUIS, MONDAY, AUGUST 11, 1879. NO. 101. WE ARE HERE! THE BIGGEST ON EARTH! THE GREATEST IS HERE! Wait for Nothing! Wait for No One! The American People Never Wait Other Shows May Never Come! THE KING OF ALL, the Great London Circus Sanger’s Royal British Menagerie, COOPER, BAILEY & CO. S TERNATIONAL AUSTRALIAN = SHUWS ONE MONSTER COMBINATION! J. LOUIS, FIVE DAYS, AUGUST 12, 13, 14, 19, 16, Every Afleruoo aud Evening. Lucas Lot, Twelfth and Locast The only available space in thé city, because the only lot which can be reached by the public a change of e Ten times larger than the largest. Never-ending Magnificence. Mind-bewildering Splendor. We know your Great — don Combined Skows are the Biggest and Best on Earth.’’ A spontaneous yell of confidence from a million throats. OUR OWN IMMENSH FEATURE! | ili Ne 0 n ti} un 11 N 1 1 Nui 1 Al hy) Wp Uy, se A ety yy? Wh wy, N 3 ; Ls , 1 vagy g 2 ; 7 I Wh j — 228 The rays of a Thousand Suns qannot equal it. zul A Conception. NO OTHER SHOW IN Our Troupe of Resplendent Stars! Look at the Array of Earth’s Great CHARLES W. FISH, the World’s Supreme Champion Bareback ider; 81 NINITA ©! Greatest Living Four-Horse Rider; FRANK MELVILLE, America’s Champion Bareback Rider; Champion Female Trick Bareback Rider; WILL DUTTON, the Undisputed Champion Male Tric * Greatest Living Hurricane Hurdle Riders; W. H. BATCHELLER, t) only man Living who EIGHT Elephants; JAMES MURRAY. the Supreme Champion Batoutt) cumbler; LAWRENCE SIST ERS, the World’s Great- est Trapeze Periormes rs; MME. D’ATALIE, the Strongest Woman Alive, the Veritable Fe male 8 Samson: the Only trish Clown, €GHNNY PAG TERSON; the Great Humor ist, JOHN LOWLOW; the Original French Grotesque, JOS. RENNEBAL. No other organization in existence can beginto present such an Unrivaled Corps of Performers. OUR MIGHTY TEN: A Pyramid of Ten Trained Elephants! Just as represented, aggregate weight 53,171 pounds, ranging in size irom 46 inches to 11 feet; total height, 83 feet 2 inches. The only show in the world that owns Ten Trained Elephants, of all known species, and trained to work in har- ness, single, double, tandem, under saddle. r NO OTHER SHOW ON EARTH HAS AN EQUAL NU MBER. The Largest Canvas in the World Liluminated by i THE WORLD HAS IT! ant AtGor DON ; Ch eon sion Simele and i 1188 ADDIE AUSTIN, the Riders JERRY BELL, the “ua. 7° Twe Somersauits ove r " J Dolan. Ani lia Roberson, colored, xteen ve Poplar street. Luella Mosby, colored, thirteen years, Pop- lar street. colored, twelve Virginia Simpson, years, Ross avenue. lored, colored, Charles Green, « twenty-eight years. Elvin Dunlap avenue Maves, 6 Dunlap avenue. Marky, Green, thirty-eight years, Edward lored, seven years, Lizzie eleven years, Dunlap av— enue, Williams, chester avenue. Adoiphus three months, Win- Mary Densold, eleven years. Ross avenue. Andrew Shelton, twenty- fo fort ur years, City Hos- Lerenzo Sallis, v-eight years, pital. Timothy street. Ed . Fenessy, forty years, Dupree Secbloss, Howard visitor, forty-one 295 Poplar. Elenora W Henry. Johnson, Carroll avenue. Bull ells, thirty vears, foriy-six years, Run street SEVERAL PARTIES pave been arrested on account of moving into the They of town. city. are arrested and ordered out By Western Associated Press. MEMPHIS, August 11.—Five have been reported to the Board of Health this morning, and four deaths have occurred since new cases last night. FOUR DEATHS. Robert Hollander, Lizzie Dolan, Rev. J. H. Ridley and a colored infant. REV. J. H. RIDLEY was the colored pastor of Collins Chapel, Washington street OTHER CASES. Ed. Moon was still alive at noon. W. W. Guy rested well last night and is re- ported better this morning AT MAYERSVILLE. A telegram received from an authentic source positively denies the report of one ase cf fever at Mayersville, Miss. on War in the Medical Camp. [From the Memphis Appeal. } Thereis an undercurrent of suspicion that many ot the cases reported as yellow fever are not genuine, this suspicion being Wased upon incidents often occurring of the so-called!“ new cases being found on close investigation to be suffering from an attack of some mild disease, There wur also in the medical camp, the old adave, nnen doctors te. inspires gen- eral belief that our condition is not quite so bad as the reports make us to appear. The Appeal has no intention of arraying itself ugainst the physicians of Memphis, but the severe criticisunis so freely indulged in cannot be pissed by unnoticed. We are informed that the Shelby County Medical Association, which embraces nearly every prominent physician in the county, has taken measures to investigate the differences, and we await the result without further comment. The Howards had their hands full yesterday, to the extent that they were forced to employ two additional physicians to respond to the increase eof Calls While the apparent spread of the disease so early in the season is not comfortable to contemplate, there is something to console inthe low proportion of deaths. is Memphis Brevities. [From the Appeal. The medical men are having a little trouble of their own now on hand with reterence to the rules and regulations of the profession. Our country cousins no longer walk our streets and Enzo with silent admiration at the store show-windows. Thev have quarantined themselves against Mempuis. Scveral steamers passed up the river yester- day, and i nored Memphis allogether except to whistle for coal, which was turnish frou a barge towed by a stoum tung. The fever is increasing and spre among the DEC sheuld thev con- the infected promises to become epidemic tinue to reside in or adjacent to districts. Many of our country exchanges come tou in a hali-sheet form, the result of the remova ofthe southern publishing ho suse to Atlanta. Ga. We trustin tuture they wiil adhere to the principle ot home-work in preterence to the **penny-wise and pound ‘foolish system,’ ST. LOUIS SANIFARY NOTES. Board ‘of of Health. One more patient was sent to Quarantine yesterday, viz., « Mrs. Boland, residing near the corner of Fifteenth and Clark avenue. Mrs. Boland arrived trom Memphis with her two children about three weeks ago. She became suddenly ill with fever yesterday, and Drs. Robinson and Porter thought the case so suspicious that they had the patient conyeved to the Quarantine Hospital. Tbe tollowing is the daily bulletin from Quar- antine: QUARANTINE, August il, 1879. No. of patients lust report „ lo dac ctcvevectedecesses No. discharged...... No. died No. yellow fever. Convalescent from yellow fever Malarialand other tevers.,. Onas. W. FRANC 18. H. Three steamers have arrived at Quar A Station since yesterday afternoon. Dr. Outley, the physician in charge, telegraphed as tol- GNS: ‘*Steamer Polar Star and barges, from Hicl-- man, R., arrived at 9:05 p. m. No sick; had health certificute from Board of Health at Hickman. No passengers: obtained certficate from captain of boat.“ Health Commissioner Francis allowed the Polar Star to come up to the city. Dr. Outley sent the following telegram re- specting the Future City, which also arrived just night: Ahe Future City, from New Orleans, is here. No passengers, no sick. One barge loaded with soda ash used by tanners. Two empty barges. The barge has a Government seai on it. Allowed to go. This nforning the steamer John L. Rhoads arrived. Mr. Frencis received the following dispatch respecting her: ‘*-Steamer John L. Rhoads. nas eleven passengers. No sick during the trip. Has a cargo of woodware, Dates of sheeting, glass, carbovs of nitric and sulphuric acid andironties. Didn’t stop at Cairo. in good sanitary condition.’’ Dr. Outley was telegraphed to let her come un. No suspicious this morning. from Pittsburg, cases ot fever were reported Mayor’s Office. Overstolz to-day received the follow- from London. It would ap- that the Londoners is decimating the Fu- Mayor ing curious letter peur irom its contents think the vellow fever ture Great. THE BETUNAL GREEN, 25th July, Mo.: SANITAS COMPANY, LIMITED, ) LONDON, E., 1879. 3 The Mayor, St. Louis, DFAR Sin— Me have read with the recent telegrains from your town express ing the feartul fatality from yellow fever,which is rupidly spreading there, and with the mere desire of doing our best to mit- igate such tearful and distressing ravages, we bring before your attention our manufactures, which are calculated to better than — else known to science, both to prevent and cure the plague from which the population of your town is now sul- fering. Our manufactures consist of the verg products (only they are made artificially) to the generation of whichin nature encalyotus pine forests owe their hygienic value; in fact, our process of manutacture is one in pertect imitation of that which occurs naturally. Both und the sanitary value of the treated of in the books which etter, and if you approve of it 581 to that effect we shall be to send out any quantity cost pay allthe expenses Of irans- deep recret aph 4 most wiilin at price if you will mission. We bay honor to be, dear sir, LTD. yutnern L\NITAS CO., sued to s ay — Permits. Th. rial permits were issued by to-day following b the Board ot Health iit street; aqiarrhnaa. huehne, thirty years, Poor-house: act te Dright’s disease. David Arthur Collins, three vears, Louis, 11 N. Thirteenth acute meningitis. “Int ant of John i422 CGurrison Nenne; } institute 16060 Jueunst hr 5 tuo vears, : 7 SN. kieve ine Spor et; typhus. nt K. eleven months, st. Louis, street; cholera intantum. Rude, 11 months, St. Louis, —— ntv- three years, United ; phthisis pulmonatlis. Ireland, alley Sixth O'Fallon; phthisis Marv Haley, months, St. Louis, 1216 XN event Melville A Maryland, St. Wr t; Ger- 4 Blanche and seventh, Biddle and pulmons Joseph Muller, 69 years, chanan street; mularta. Anna Marie Wiese, 46 yoars, 718 Biddle; phthisis pulmonalis. „1 year, St. Louis, 11s. Germany, 922 Bu- Russia, 1601 Mullan Mutier, 11 days, St. Louis, 1504 Lynn uvenue; sp: Annie have. Whoo} ing-cough. August Gatzke, 4 days, Louis, ton street; tismus nascentium. Leo Benediet Haden, 1 year, Biddle; gustroenteritis. Mar Frances Godfrey, 10 months, St. I. 1454 Collins street: congescion ot brain. Infant of Fred Yetz, 1606 C: „venue; gestion of brain. Oswuld Ebenboch, sixtv years Pestulozzi street; typboid feve: Wiliium: Smith, sixtv vears, kuk und Jefferson; debility. St Louis, 2419 Menard; St. 1906 Ben St. Lovis, 1329 uis, iss con- „Austria, 1221 Baltimore, Keo- Local Weather Report. SIGNAL OFFIceE, / ST. Louis, Mo., August 11. Wind. oe — — Time. Trer. W eather. Direction. 8 8 8. Private in Charge, Signal Corps, U. S. A. — a Daily Weather Zulletin. WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, 6:42 a. m., August 11. STATION. Weather. eer CL PTT LISLE PS | 14 ISB] UY wum |} LOAMOULIATTS | Cen. .. 4 Davenport L. cave — ä Louisville Memphis. ‘ Nashville Neu Orleans Sacramento, Cal. . 29. Salt Lake City... San Francisco... Springtield. . 320. THE COURT OF AP- ALS. ° THE CLERKS OF I A Row Over the Position of Deputy Clerk— Baier’s Confirmation to be Approved. There is alittle hubbubin the office of the clerk of the Court of Appeals. On the death of Josiah Thornburgh, Mr. Joseph J. Baler, the Chiet Deputy, was promoted by the Judges of the appellate courtto the position made va- cant by the demise of Mr. Thornburgh, in prefer- ence to some score of outside candidates for the clerkship. This wasconstrued as civil service reform and the correct thing forthe Judges to do inasmuch as they rewarded merit and service. Ofcourse it was thought that Mr. Baier, hav.ne¢ received his appointment in the regular way of promot:on, would carry out the 2 set bim by the Judges. Theretore Mr. W. H. Gray, an efficient and popular clerk with st bar,and nextin rank to Mr. Baier,it was anticipated, would be promoted to the chief clerkship. But Mr. Baier, having obtained his po- sition as clerk ,seems to have gone back upon the good precedent set by the Judges. He intends, it is said, to bring in an outsider and give him the position of Chiet Clerk. This ot course has occasioned an amount of kicking amongst the otber clerks, and especially among the friends of Mr. Gray, who claim that he is enti- tled to the position, and that the Judges ex- pected Mr. Baier would follow out the rule of promotion, as they had done in his case. How the matter will end it isnot Known, but un less Mr. Baier reconsiders his determination it is said that a strong fight will be made against bim when his name comes up tor contirmation atthe October teria. Strike at a Colliery. Nv Western Associated Press. WILKESBARRE,, TA., August 11.—The strike Be Srivers and runnereof the Enterprise Collie; ’ U there. q be | POPPING A PASHA Bloody Ending of Grudge in Egypt. a The Confidential Agent of the Khedive Nan in the Street, An American Broker Committing the Cowardly Crime. Fatal Ravages of Cholera Among Europeans in India. Safe Arrival of Mackenzie’s Expe- dition in Africa. An English Surveying Party Halted by Bul- garians—Foreign News. Egypt. REDUCING EXPENSES. By Cable to Western Associated Press. LONDON, August 11.— A correspondent at Alexandria says the Khedive has reduced the civil list to £80,000. SHOT BY AN AMERICAN. By Cable to Western Associated Press. ALEXANDRIA, August 11.—One Mirzam, a broker and naturalized American, recently attacked Dahan Pasha, confidential agent of the Khedive, near the Bourse, in consequence ofa grudge. Mirzam struck Dahan Pasha With a The latte rfled, and Mirzam then cane. SHOT HIM DEAD. d himself to the authori- The United States Mirzam suriendere ties, and is now in prison. authorities at Washington telegraphed to Alexandria that the prisoner must be KEPT IN CUSTODY, and if the Acting-Consul- General of United States can not try him, he must be confined until the Consul-General shall return from his four-months’ furlough. the England. AMERK BONDS. to Western Associats August 11.—The Times says: It is understood that large amounts of United States funded bonds are freely taken up here American account and shipped to New York. ‘AN ‘(| ress. By Cable LONDON, DAMAGES to Wes Ox. BY OVERFLOW. tern Associated Press. August 11.—Much crops in Lancashire caused by th tflow disaster involved some THE CODE RESS OPENED, LONDON, August 11.— The of the International Code Congress were opened to- The Lord Mayor of London cordially welcomed the delegates. Sir Robert seph Phillmore, writer op internation! law, rural D Cab] LON! to been The damage has Mersey. and Chesnire S ove ol the ‘ ae 10558 01 life. CONG sessiol day. Jo- distinguished inau lelivered the address. Germany. WILL RESIGN. By Cable to Western Associated Press. LONDON, August 11. —The Post’s Berlin ecor- It is reported that the Prus- when the respondent says: sian Minister of Justice will resign fal laws come in force e COINAGE. By Cable to Western Associated Press. LONDON, August 11.—Special dispatches are very contradictory as to Germany’s in- tenltions relative to the re question. One stood the bew judic! The Warra 1 10 : * 1106 N mint 4 vent an George Zeller, a bookseile: Fourth street, arrest of Frank Martiu on has sworn ou “ach Martin’s crime consists¢ rui Looks of the value Ol 582 For Mayhem. George King pleaded guiity to a charge of mavhem by consent before Judge Uady to-day, fined $10 and costs. King's offense in getting into an uttercation with Jecob Ploch in Cozzens street, on the 2th of last month, Curing wien be bit the litter se- vorely on the chin. and was consists Discharged. Thomas Whalen Court ot Criminal Correction examination of a Whalen was charged by Timothy Morughan with stexling a gold watch and chain ol the value of £200, on the 3d of last mont. was discharg’d trom tie this grand larceny. morning on Keleased. Onanexamination before Judge Cady this morning, James Rynn was adjudged not guilty ofacharge of petit TN and discharged. Rynn was charged by . Meissner with hav- ing stolen a dog from A a fortnight age. Ferst District Police Court. J. B. R. Gravier was fined $500 by defauit in a charge of gambling and conducting a gum- bling house. Maugie Logan, a wicked woman, sing on the ypicnises of Joseph fined $50 aud costs. Mollie Jones and Willie Gorman were each fined $10 and costs for disturbing the peace of yesterday by their boisterous con- duct. Blanche Schumacker and John Smith, both crunk and happy onthe streets, were arraizned and taxed $8 cach. Rynn for trespas- Sporen, was Court of Criminal Correction. Thomas Wholan, grand larceny; defendant discharged. David Campbell, petit larceny ; house ‘or three monihs. Ida st man, assovit and and costs. George King, Mary Tinsei, mo der; prosecution. James Ryn, charged. ELdu ward Nahiick, malicious trespass; piosequied by death. TORON 0s TRIU MPH. sentto Work- baitery: fined $1 ‘fincd $10 and cosa, Want ol mavlem disinissed for petit larceny: defendant dis nolle- The Championship et Lachine Won by a Crew irom that City. federmeyer Starts on His Wheelbarrow Race Saratoga Sport. The Lachine Regatta. By Western Associated Press. MONTREAL, August 11.—The Lachine regatia fouvr-oared race ior the amnetevr champion- ship of the Dominion and challenge cup was won by the Argouauts of Toronto. The ds tance was three miles; time, twenty minutes. The crews were from Lachine, Peterboro and ‘Toronto. Races at Saratoga. By Western Associated Press. SARATOGA, August 11.—In the races to- lay. George McC vilough won tbe mi'e dash; Rhada- mantbus second, Belle third. Time, 1:45. The winner sold for $25 in the pool of $590. Ine mile and five .ctlones Gusen was won by Governor Hampton; Lonnie Wood second, Clemmie third. Time 2:53. Lady Durey won the selling race; second, Jackscrew third. Time, 1:16. Kgypt wes the favorite. Gabriel won the mile and furlong dash; Cor- ilia,second ; Bowstring, third. Time 1:58. Lsyot Novel Sport. Cy Western Associated Press. New YorK, August 11.—S. P. Federmeyer, who began the attemptto trundle a wheel- barrow 450 miles or more in six days at the Rink, at 12:17 this morning, at noon to-day bad made filty-five miles. . Legal Notes. Three suits were filed to-day in the Circuit Clerk’s office. Horace B. Claffiin, Edward E. Eames, Hor Z. Fairchild, William S. Dann. Dexter N Danie! Robinson and John P. laflin b attachment suit against Siatsmund : amount sworn to $310 31. Mrs. E. Huntley vs. Robert I. Henry trom Justice of the Peace Michael Kenealy ve. ‘Patrick ok, and Wd. neis L. Haydell, M. mA ae 17 richard Nene — N 1 N ee te and | ANOTHER TRAGEDY. — The Killing of Sullivan in East Ste Louis Yesterday, _ Condition of the Wounded Poliea~ — man. , — Coroner’s Inquest Over the Dody of thier Dead Man To-Day. — -— It appeays tnat East St. Louis will newer get id of the old quarreis that have 80 long made the place a mortal terror to the peaceabin citi- zens who happen to live there, Yesterday something before 11 o’clock two men, ones policeman named William Wallsee, anu the other a notorious rough named Jack Sullivan, met on St. Clair avenue in front of asaioen and began toshoot at cach other. Sullivan. from all accounts, shot first, and made an un- provoked assault. Wallace responded and Soon brought Sullivan down, sending a ballet through his left breast, which laid him out iz thirty minutes, Dut not until after he had gc a ball through both thighs. A great crowd gathered, but there was nothing more than talk indulged in. The body ot Sul- livan wassoon removed to his own house to be gieeied by thetears and sobs of a he and two children, whiic Wallace managed to get to lis bome, where he soonjhad ell the attention mut care could bestow. The two men were old enemies. Sullivan hud been a Bowmanite und Wallace 11 Wider man. lhey not ouly belonged to opposing factions, but there had been s hostile meeting between them in April, 1878, ata city election. Sullivan had often said he would eet even with Wallace, and the poliee of Bast st. Louis have long expected to have a fatal affray with him some day. He was ont on a protract- ed spree Saturday night, and had got been to bed when he met Wallace Sanday morning. Hie wasfull of the dying liquor, tired, and that irritable condition that comes from A lust hours of adebauch. When he saw Wal- luce it was the signal for the retearn of old bates, andina moment the fatal weapon wag whipped out and at its deadly work. But the wary peliceman was two much forbim, and beat him at his own des- pcerate gulme. Coroner Bader, of Belleville, was snmmoned immediately afterthe killing, but did not get to the ground until nearly dark last evening; so nO thing was done. Jlhis morning at ten o'clock the Coroner and Dr. Jennings made a POST MORTEM EXAMINATION ofa On the arrival of Sullivan, the wite ef deceased, the room, but they willinglv withdrew at the request ofthe Coron- er, and remained outside untilthe examination that the bullet breast, nbout an inch and a the left of the left nippie, between the Uten und odging in The baliet was found to have passed throug ri) the chest into the back near the spine, and kuf ning the body overs was found near the skin. the jury in presence the Mrs. and other relatives were in jury. was discovered the end to was ove! It bad entered ; below th e top of the le tt In The Scene of the Tragedy. taken irom 8 Uv. the stock y saloon in fror um saloon is little ia woman behind who knew nothing WII tevel ant the one of the bw ni through the pid short : ! nteved je pis = Li ie to un i i who could ns ot the hot was fir 1. th jury returned to the Courg-house, nquest was held rapid drive was by atrick’s gown Fitz} mpany’ 1 1 Atl » The 1 1 ream 181 yf 181 in The Inquest. by Coroner Bader o Newton, forenjen, Adam 1 mand Ze panneled ed ot Messrs Isaac miry Cll ©. Butler, Joseph Draggon, Patrick Fit were called toget ut 11:30 in tt nouse, when they wer a recess until 1 oclock at which time the testimony an b and the case tuorourigly si:te J. Considerable dissat'sfagtion is f of the citizens at the per or eig clatwed that four friends of Wallace eu * Joe Draggon hus been a Deputy Marshal, Pat Fitzmauriceis a sircet laborer under the present government. John ©. Butler is and ate for Treasurer, and now turnishes to the present ] wers thet be. feppe is ainen ki own.to hold a lat oftue Widerite I four of tlemen are cenounecd us VV iderites of the strougest Krippe. Adem Buuchens, on tie other hand, is de- Guns the most | onous Bowmanite tl tcouid be found anywhere. Inne Noten is suid to be such au vindictive partisan of Bowe man thut he will not even ak to a man whom he Suspeets ot Lelong to the oth arty. Th ulso Claim Maut.ce, Ferd Mer Ferdivana xe @mount thes: gens u ing Ser. us sp Ing W iderites ut Fitzmaurice leans toward Bowman, and as io Jol u O. Butler, he is known ee rt v to Wider: nd Jovce. Ibis question 0 p polities permeates every issue that comes 08 tore the people of East st. Louls, and charges ofthe utmost unfairness and prejudice are readily bandied from one par- tisan to another. One delegate of the Bowmanites took the Coroner to one side, af ter the discharge of the jury till 1 o’cloek, and told him that the selection of the jury Was one of the most atrocious acts wuich has yes murked the career of the Widerite party. Oo oner Bader informed the gentlemun thet g6ene next matinee cl the ki in Kast st. Louls he would call on tue lor mum to select the jury tor bit. When the jury were Called PDP. Me, 114 together at 1:40 IN te WINT 110 DR. 0. R. was called to tie stand. stiied as fol- iOowWws: 1 am a side in callie. to and ro- was practi ne physician, Last Louts. make A poet-morte examinaticn on Jacek Sullivan, who died Ag gust 11,1879 pour i came to bis death o u cunsbot wound, which eutered the left std between the fitth and sixth rios, fracturing the “Sarath mb and rengny duwnwerd Pasetu th:ough the apex oi the leit lung, rough the spleen und lett kidney, severing the splen ers, the tall lodging in the eich dorsal vertebra. Deceased came to his death by tetermathe o hagge caused by aygun-siut yount. - Un lore the testimeny ot arty witoess © »eurd, it was, moved by M. Noton, ae tee- onded be ano lies jJuryiman, tort tae witness°s be made tu E into anmeotver bool while the ex- Ait ion was being held. rik mc WITNESSES summoned to give their tesinmony in the ease, names are: Dr. Winton, Andy Cor- Moran, J. W. Lyon, I’. Fitzpatrick, J. Pickett, D. Healy, II. Wilkinson, J. brown, Mike Quinn, were, after the motion was pre by the Corone: and careied unan mously, mn moved to »nothe: department 1, DREW CORRIGAN „Jam foriy three veur old, ow oi the supe: intendents of the Beef CanningCome pany. Resid: a 207:o01th Lour ce: t1 stress, st. Lou'- § Allow me to ask you a question, Do, sou want met: @ «Weras to &» cause, §or movocs ion Bt ses | know vrothi:s if son unn me ot my own dillicuity with “alli- vun. 1 did not know ‘it er ofthos#e parties. Yesterday toorpiog about t no eie Il was called on, bea’ in that Suilivan wes ige terfering withthe w. rk. I Dagar in anid be pped Sullivan On the shoumde ‘ying, ‘My triead, if rou want co see the work ona will i to the other end of the room.’ lle ike t> see any - — — Jet mee ‘There’ = neou-e tu king. vy bis cotehing tne by Gr m five or six times but coul the forehead, we were separ ened to have lim arreste After wetting um outs here and III put «a I told him 1 wa but that I would be tl neversaw him cgat This testimony state of mind of the dav. ‘While Salli attempts but ant not to, The upa we and whose rig un, Wm. was called. iumber - -aid young gene 7 : :

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