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THOMAS w. DoRR.-Messrs. Turner and Bur- ges held their third and las, interview of two and a half hours with Gov. Dorr on Saturday last. The father of Gov. Dorr, in company with of the spectors and the warden, was permitted lo see him the 22d of August last His father and mother visited him the 19 of December last. The father has had that permission twice since that time. These are the only visits winch have been permitted since his commitment the 27th of June. 1914 The door is again closed.

 Governor Dorr has authorized his counsel, Messrs. Turner and Bnrges, to take the necessary steps for sung out writ of from ihe Supreme Court of the United States, and to associate with themselves such others, as counsel, as they may deem expedent

 whose entire management, as heretofore, his case is confded, Preliminary steps for further proceed ings have already been taken. petition for writ of error has received the signature of Gov. Dorr.

 Although Gov. Dorr is much enleebed m hndy by his confinement, he sustains himself th an equble mind under all the infictions of his enemies.-( Re publican Herald, Providence. r