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interest 4 New York particularly in The end Of tho
stae and the variety Of contradictory reports which have
D. vs. circulated by those who wished to make il be
Pc ID that he is still living have only tended increase
the irritation


We noticed in the Press Of Monday the fact that suit
had been instituted in Chancery in the name of Morgan
which procee Ing as It required affidavit tile part of
the plai:tH eemed TO evince that lie sill among the
living Tbs circumstance has been explained BY the New
York Statesman of Saturday The suit it an a
pcation 10 the Chancellor for injunction gais certain
printers in New York. who have prated an ion Of Nor
gans book called Masonry Uaresa the proceeding
is understood 10 have been the ance Of Miller the
partner of Morgan A. for the rec affidavit it is not
necessary that it should have beer ,e by person in
whose name the suit is instituted and this has no
affords no reimbursement o the terrible tragedy of Nor
gan's abduction and probable deat' Dem Psess


New YoaK, March 8
More sMorgaa T7a,s AT the last Ontario General Ses
s.oas. the indictment against Nichols G Chesebro a-
rls SEYMOUR Henry Howard Mosea R9bcrs and Joseph
&c 'ld, for conspiracy TO conYic Ham Morgan Of pc
Ut Aice y, way tried. Several Witnesses examined
or The art of the people, aud the part Of the
defehaants The submitted II he Jury without
eutaen who, after short absence, returned verdict
OF not guilty Counsel for the peope, Charles Butler, Ja
red Wilson, II. w Taylor, John Dickson. For the hecn-
danle, ie ty Penhed, Mark H. Shlev, Walter Hubbel
The grand jury occupied FIVE days. and presented
an Indictment against seventeen persons aronpst whom
were those acquttedabove) o. conspiracy against VIM
Eorgan 70 carry him oE and ot assault and battery and
false imprisonment Gazette.


rom The .fnqny Daiiu aduert;sey


fhs ..owrg letter contains another contradiction Of
positive assertion made by NJ mbers of the Lewiston
convention that the masonic fraternity had sen, fr Ban
take charge of Morgan. But any thing tay be expec-
ted, after the infamous attempt 10 heap oboquy the
memory OF he deceased Chaplin.


From he { U. c. York Observer, FED 2s


MORGAN'S CASE


We stop the lie ter this mur cnt recsi-
we'd from our friend Captain Bant, which repel the foul
charge attempted to be fastened On this province s5r
neighbors on the other side.


sir,-f have just read paragraph in the New-York
Spectator OF the 10th inst wherein it stated that the
fraternity at Niagara had sent for receive and sacr
ce the unhappy Morgan, Of whom much has be lately
spoken.


You will oblge me by contradicng this report which
wholly false Neither in that instance nor any othe-
has such ba'barous proposal been made me- nor do
believe that exists who would have dared to wound
my fcelingsin such heinous


know nothing of the Of any transaction rela
ting to him and am much surprised that my name has
been called ii question.


am, Sir, Yours respectfully, J. BRANT
wellington Square, 24th Feb. 1897.