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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-29

ZErliYR WoRSrED Shetland Wool, rhldrcns School
~ lIrnd infants Hoods, Socks, stockings Gloves, Caters,
white eoprod Nubs ladies, shetland Wells,
together uy other articles la line just r.cc, ed and
for sale usunl low prices.
nov Adds L. A. T. L. KINSEY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-29

IQtlb GLUE, for mcndng broken glass and china
Ih- The only reliable article sold. and when used b,
directions VII! mend glass and china n few minutcs
Made aud add by J. II. THOMPSON,
Adds Druggist,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-03
Western synod OF the German
Reformed Churcl.

This ecclesiastical body convened in
Fairfield, Greene county, o., q the 18th
ult., aud remained in session until the
gath. About 20 delegates Ah advisory
members, were present, from Il parts Of
the Synod, comprising Ohio, I.diOna, Illi-
nois, Michigan, and a part Of lennsylva-
MIA. The opening sermon WA preached
on the evening Of the 18th, by Rlv. Mo
ses Kieifer, ID. D., professor Of Theology
in the. Seminary at Tifin, o. Rev. ].
Heller, Of Fremont, o., was electd Pres
ident; Rev, Geo. Willard, of thiscity, is
the stated Clerk; Geo. b. Russell fPitts-
burg, Pa, was elected Corresponding Sec
retaryi Rev. l. II, Reiter Of Miehisburg
Treasurer.
The Synod is composed Of ten glasses,
which send an equal number Of hiniste-
rial and lay delegates. Three yong men
were licensed 10 preach the Gapel; a.
mongst which number is Mr.. bhn w.
Swander, Of this city.
There were, during the last wear, SOW
enteon Missionary Boards,rcceiHnna an ap-
preparation Of about fifteen hundred dol
lars, Some ofthese stations have become
sell-supporting during the year. There
are many promising Missionary iltlds in
the northern part Of Indiana, in Illinois
and Iowa. Rev. w. X. Zieber, Of riflin,
Ohio, is the General Superintendent Of
Missions. The Church seems to be wax
ing up 70 the importance Of this worA.
A lengthy report was presented by the
ReE. Geo. b. Russell, Chairman of the
Committee on Heidelberg College, which
ELECTED quite an animated discussion On
the general subject Of education. Srei-
uoOs efforts win be put forth to place
Heidelberg College, located at Tifiin, Ohb,
on broad and permanent basis. Tle
General Agent, III, Leonard, reported,th
he had secured, during the last yoar,abolt
$4,000 towards the full endowment of
the College, aud that he had also along
with this, done something for the Sent
nary.
The Synod has an English and German
publications the former, called the W,st-
ern Missionary, Is Published at Dayton,
o. the latter, the Evangelist, published
at Tlihn, .. Il also publishes papG at
Pittsbrg' Pa. designed for Sunday Schools
and the youth Of the Church, called the
Pastors Helper
Thore are, In connection witt the SybOd
l4S ministers, about 400 regularly organ
lied congregations, about 10000 oommu.
meant members, ana about 500 Sabbath
Schools. There were about 2,T00 mem
bers added to the Church during the past
year. showing AN encouraging state Of
things.
Divine service was held each evening,
during the session of the Synod. An the
churches Of the village and the vicinity,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-03
FOURTH orIuIy,

NAAA - - ~ -
( Five weeks from next Monday win b,
the eighiy-third anniyersury Of our Amer
lean Independence, and Il were time TO
preparations to be making for a genera
celebration. Fifty year. ago, The advon
Of June was the acknowledge mcssonge
of time for commencing preparations fol
the near approach Of tho Fourth ofJuly
and ere is close might be seen prepare
tons as Of a nation for battle. And il
those old days the morning Of the Fourtl
was usborod in by the roar Of thousand
Of cannon. Old veterans Of the Revolu.
ton came forth in the dcwy morn Of that
day, clad In their old continental regi.
mentalg--mementos Of American Liberty
around which a halo Of glory had woven
iis beauty aud sancity--in teariulrcmem-
bronco Of the momeutous past, speaking
words ofioy. Their hcaving bosoms, their
many soarsj their war-worn features, their
costume that Freedom flung to thom from
thcrock builtheights, whore she bado them
fight for their country; their hammered en-
blcmsi their rejoicing children; their hap
ny wiYesi their prosperous county--all
spoke for them in language unutterabloi
There too, were matrons, whose wo-
men souls dared oil for LBERrY-so pre-.
cious to them had Il been when they spurn.
cd an insolent foci when with toll-worn
hands they protected their little ones, a.
lone In their deserted homos; when they
oouricd every danger for the sake ofhus-
band, father brother ,FRBBDom THAT now
they stood before their ndoring posterity.
The day tho iron tongue ofthat old bell an
nouncod the Declaration ofIndependence,
three millions Of battling frccmen an
swered its poal-a peal that rung from
mountain 20 mountain, from lake 10 ocean
and away up the dark green forcst-path-
ways into their infinite depths. Theoch-
oas Of that peal have not ceased yet
Louder-louder and more loud they roll
on every breeze Of the ocean; not win
ter blast but bears them on iis shrillwhis-
ties not a tropic-galo but bears them on
It's bulmy wingi the savage hordcs of the
wild deserts start in rapturous wonder
and all earth. from the icy poles 70 tho
spicy airs Of Summarize, shout for the fc-
licity Of the age to comet
Let US then prepare to celebrate tho
forth coming anniversary in a suitable
manner. Freedom concerns none moro
than those who enjoy It, and wo cannot
think that the froenen Of Ohio will con.
sent to an insipid regard Of this day Of
days.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-03
The Thimble rig POpuIw sOvo-
rciguty Game.

The patent-safe-popular soereignty
game, which after removing alllhe com
plicatod false devices Of high sounding
phrases, In which Il is encomptsed dis
closes nothing at last but the led Scott
decision, fastening slavery uph all the
territories and Statos-for wehcfy any
man TO maintain that territory hto which
the constitution has carried slkery, can
abolish Il by a state constituted, without
| compensation to the ownet-is the
threud-baro cheat which a bodJ equal In
ability 10 any democratic conviction that
ever assembled in Ohio, offers B the peo.
pie for their support. The CULTIVATION of
the ability and statesmanship dthe dem
ooratic party, is thimble-riggig decep-
tioni o game which eludes tn peniten-
tiary only because the mecharcal device
with which il Is played is raisd from tho
exact description in the statute
On this platform the democray Of Ohio
are asked to prepare their babts while
popultr sovereignty plays the hrt of tho
"little joker" aud is manipulRId by the
political "fancy," who, shouldlhey play
the same game for money, woM be serv-
ihk AAo RAdNt W huult NnNetl tue IN lnul
public institution whero so iany have
paid the penalty for more venil frauds.
"Now you see il, fellow dmocrals /!
popular sovereignty the rightly peo-
pie of a territory, the same nsi State to
regulate their institutions in heir own
way at is all open and abve board F!
the doctrine you see plainly lndor this
Cup.n
"Now you don't see II, gontlmcn! sub
iect 70 the constitution of te' United
States, according to Drcd Soft, which
extends slavery into all the territories pnd
protects Il oiiler against territorial or
Congressional legislation" ais all open
and above board, gentlemenP "Ransas
is a. much a slave State us Suth Caroh-
naPs.But after the Oblest democratic con-
vontion that ever assembled Ohio, has
manipulated Il back and forth 'ithvarious
fourishes about "non-interpntion by
Congress- and "Ndhering imovably 10
the principle" and "disclaimng fellow
ship with all those who council It's limi-
tation,' can you tell under wich cup the
little joker of popular sovereignty isl Tho
beauty Of this game is that NJ matter on
which cup you wager your ballot, the liz
tie Joker is sure not to be thre.-Sia,e
Journal.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-03
DemotratiC stntc Convcmtion.


This body convened ut Columbus, on
Thursday, ihe goth ult, aud went through
ia the subline fares Of nominating ,
: ket and adopting a platform ofprinci.
eSto be reruiiatedby The people in DC.
'0beF. The following is the LEE ofyie.
tma consecrated for the sacriticc:
Gorsrc Hon. r. p Ranncy ofpor.
lagc.
Lisaf 0oe,-w. II. Stafford ofRoss.
SgprsRe Judgc-ll. c. yyhitcman Of
Fairfield.
siais Audiior-G. yoiuoy Dorsey Of
Miami.
Ttvssurr-wm. Bushnell Of Rich
lsud.
Ssersiary-Jsc. Rcinhurl Of Franklin.
Board Of Pgblic lYorls--Jss. Tomlin-
son Of Washington.
SoAosl Coiamissioner-C N. Allen
II Harrison.
The ticket is not regarded as strong
ono Two Of the candidates ran In 1857
and a second defept win not hurt thcm
much, but we pity the balance.
The platform l. a curiosity in its way,
consisting OF string oflrigh-sounding
phrases and "gfittering gcncralities," ("
which mean anything or nothing, Just AZ
one prefers, II starts cut with a "nourish
Oftrunpeb" ahou, Popular Sovereignty
and tho power Of the people Of the Terri
tories, and winds up with the words, Sub
jeet 70 ne Consultation Of hs United
SAiss," which, interpreted by tho Dred
Scott decision, means the right Of slave
holders b take their slaves into any ter
rtory and hold them there, any act Of
copgross or tho territorial legislature to
ne econtrary Notwithstanding. The poo
pie Of Ohio ore not 30 gulliblc as 10 be
misied by this sham cry of'popular sovo-
reisuty." There ID also a quasi though
indirect indorsoment Of :he Adminisra-
tlcn, and the resolutions are all framed so
as to acquit both ways at once, to suit the
Douglas and buchanan frotions Of tho
party,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-03
srnnd nm n1 CIcroInnh.

The convention, called at Cleveland,
hstweek 20 express indignation at the re-
cent oatrages perpetrated upon citizens Of
Chic BY the Fsdaral Court, wasvesy large.
b attended and characterized BY thoriah,
hind Of feeling. Hon. J. r. Giadings pre-
sided, Speeches were made BY Judge
Bpanld!ng, Hon. d. r. Tilden, Gov. Chase,
q. Z. Brown, Columbus Delano, J. W.
Vance snd others. The speakers all
louhsened moderation and patient sub
mission 10 the forms Of law, until repeal.
u through the ballot-box Resolutions
expressing sympathy forthe prisoners and
Airongly condlmnatory of to Fugitive
Slave Aci and Federal court despotism
were passed. Hon. Ralph Plumb, one
" iAe rrl.aaers, addressed the crowd from
iae jal yard. No violence Or extreme
measures were attempted and everything
passed ofguiesly but there was q mora
potenca ia the meeting mat made the des-
pota quail.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-03
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To Married Ladies'.
Dr. Cheeismanb Pills arc Invaluable, they willbrne
on the monthly period with regularity. Lades who
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place tho utmost confidence in DT. Choesemanis Pills
doing oil that they rrpresent to do.
Notice.
There Is one condition Of tho femoie ~ tenn In which
The Pils cannot be taken without producing pocu.
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cine TO restore the sexual functions 70 normal cond-
ton that even the reproductive power Of nature cannot
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anything injurious. Explicit directions which should
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on enclosing s to the General Agent
~ sold by one druggist in eyey town in the United
states. r u. HUTCniNGs,
General Agent for the United States.
lGj Chambers.st., New York,
To whom all Wholesale orders should be addressed
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-03

Arrival Of the Overland MALL
Fight with the Indians.

ST.. LOUIS, May 20.-The Overland
Mail Of the sixth, arrived last night. The
news is unimportant
A letter from Fort Bellkuap, dated tho
twenty second, soys, the Express has lust
arrived from Camp Radziminsed, bringing
a report that Mi. Van Dorm had hqht
with the northern Camanches on the fork
Of the Arkansas river, on the 18th, killed
40, and took 36 prisoners. Two soldiers
were killed and seven wounded. Among
the latter were Lieut.. Lee, and Captain
Smith
The letter also says four or five hun
drcd Texans were encamped twenty miles
below BRACES, on the Indian reserve, with
the evowed intention Of attacking the
Reserve indians. Much excitement pre-
vailed.
The first lot Of the now crop Of wheat
was sold yesterday 10 A. w. Fnpin for
five dollars a buahel. The wheat was
raised by DR.. Dockery, In Desoto county,
Mississippi
Arrival Orthe Overland Express.
LEAvEHwoRTH, May, 20 THE Overland
Express, with dates from Denver CITY to
the 18th inst, arrived here this evening.
The panic among the emigfants has sub
sided in a great measure, and better feel.
ings prevailed. Quartz continued TO yielt
well. Dust had been offered in limitoi
quantities at Denver city, but there hat
been no coin purchase.
Meeting Of the Republican Ma,
tiOmnl Committee.
ALBANY, May 25.-Tho RepublicanNo-
uonal Committee is now IN session iere,
considering the question Of time and iace
for holding the next National Convention.
The proceedings arc strictly private but
outside, the cities Of Wheeling and ST. |
Louis arc freely spoken Of in connection
with the choice Of place.
CHICAGO, May 26.-A destructive and
fatal tornado occurred at Iowa Cit on
Tuesday last--houscs, barns and opry-
thing movable were swept Off the carse
Of tho tornado was in southernly dec
ton, and extended ten miles befor It's
force was spent. As far a. heard rom
four persons were killed and twelve BAD |
ly wounded. One family, named AIorun,
consisting Of fathor, son and prandson, 4
were killed instantly. Tho loss Of prop /.
erty by the calamity IL not ascerhined.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-03
what the southern Convention
Did.


The Southern Convention, which was
in session at yioksburg last week. adopt.
cd resolutions Of the following purport;
I. TIC reopen the African slave trade,
2. For the construction Of a Southern
Pacific Railroad on the Sad parallel Of
North latitude from Charleston and Sa.
vanah, by way Of Montgomery, Ala, and
by the Southern Railroad 20 Vicksburp,
on the Mississippi rivers thence ny the
Nicksburg, Shreveport, and Texas Rail
road across the State Of Louisiana 20 Mar
shall, in TeXas; thence by Southern
Pacific Railroad across the State OF Tex.
az, and 10 the Pacific ocean.
3. To encourage by lawful means the
Amerioanization oftha people Of Cuba and
the lsthmus for the purpose ofannexation
aud demanding an abrogation oftho Clay
ton-Bulwer treaty.
4. That the success Oft tho Republican
party in the election of a President In
1860 win be a virtual dissolution Of the
Unions and In that event this Convention
recommends 10 the people Of the slave
holding states to meet immediately in
Convention 10 determine the measure and
mode Of upholding the constitutional gov.
ernment as Il at present exists, by pre-
venting the installation into office Of a
Republican President, and the ineugura-
ton of the Republican party in power; or
failing in that, 20 resolve the slave-hold-
ing States into a separate, iadepend MT
organization, with such constitutional form
Of government as will best secure their
safety, their honor, their rights and insti-
tutions, and TO make them power Of the
earth.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-03

The election In Virginia, which came
of on last Thursday, has resulted disus.
trouSly to the Democracy. In this old
stronghold Of the party, that has never
iailed in any emergency except In 1910,
Goggiu, the Opposition candidate for G ov-
ornor, If not elected, has run his compete
tor, Lotcher, 80 close that the odds are
not worth counting. The Opposition al
so gain one or two members Of Congress
and possibly majority Of the Logisla-
ture. Thus, state by state, the Admins
truticn party is orumbling into the dust
aud even in the South the prestige of their
power is leaving them and a powerful op-
position party is sPdnging up, that will
hurl them from place and power In 1860.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-03
The Gold REGIONS.

Geology, in the catalogue Of modern
sciences, is certainly the most interesting
and VIC believe the most imperfcotly dc.
velopod. Notwithstanding thevast accu.
mutations Of observation, Il is still much
IN want Of those grand generalization
that give mrusurc aud meaning to facts.-
The advantages 70 be derived from 70.
searches into the chemistry Of Geology
have not been specially regarded. We
know 'tis true, that certain dcgroe oi
heat reduces the solid structure Of tho
planet-rocks and earths and motals-in.
u nebulous yapori and from nebulous va,
pOr, then all must have come. Dut Of the
elements that originated the Garth; ofthc
manner they separated into minerals, be-
coming finally organic, what do welknow
Thus, by the laws of the distribution Of
metals, have we before US an interesting
practical problem. What are the laws OF
chemical and geological association on
which the presence ofmetals dependl
In the case ofgold, experience has
shown that is oily in the primary groups
including oertalr associated igneous rocks,
that gold ore Aas been found, in large
quantities. sold has been found, mainly
in mountain ranges running North and
south, rarAy in those running East and
West careful examination into th
history fthe great 0uriCcrous regions Of
ne Wild viii satisfy any miuj Of this
fact. On the continent Of Europe and
Ad,the great d1rsal spine Is the Urel
r,Se. This, il is well known, has been
y fruitul source Of large portion of the
Old Of the world Cor hundreds Of years.
Some Of ule earliest European mytholo-
gies have reference 10 the working Of these
nines, as The mYthus Of the golden
fleece, and the pypilikas or gold-Gnding
ants--a symbolism for the Mongolian mi
ners. Nor have these mountains ceased
their yield; en- the contrary, the product
has greatly increased since the explosion
81 The mines under Russian science, and
the present annual Yield is over 10000
lbs. or sl2,5oO,OoO. The sumo phenom-
enOn presents itself in the more limited re-.
gious Of the Transylyania,an though the
Aaai un East and West, the awirerous
courses are on the spurs extending North
ind South Of the main rrnge,
This rule will also apply to the Ameri-
can continent The two great auriferous
regions have always been the Appala.
shian range, the Rocky Mountains and the
Andes with their spurs which spines the
continent throughout lis whole length. 1t
: ia these that the plaeers ofMexico, Pc
~, California, New Caledonia, and more
recently Pixies Peak, are found. Itmight
have been predicted geologically, after the
discoveries in California, thot gold would
be found in Fraser River and Pixies Peak
Tegioni and even North for hundreds Of
miles, rich yields viii doubtless be diseov-
cred. Indeed, sriferous quartz runs
along all the ranges Of those great car
dinutipg chain Of Mountains.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-03

Decision OF the Ohio Supreme
Court, in the IEubcns Corpus
Case.
The Decision Of the Ohio Supreme
Court in the case of Bushnell and Langs-
ton, which involves the consttutionality
Of the Fugitive Slave Act, was rendered
ON Monday. A majority of the Bench,
tO-wit, Chief Justice Swan and Judge
Scott and Peck decided the Act constitu-
uonal, and remHndcd the prisoner into the
custody of the u. s. Marshal. Judges
Brinkerhor and Sutliff dissented and sub
mittod separate opinion. This result,
although not perhaps what might have
been desired or expected, is tho result, no
doubt, Of due conviction and must be sub
mitted TO. In the mean time we must
seek to redress our grievances and effect
desired reforms through the ballot-box,
which is still in the hands Of the people.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-03
Hail OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Lost,

a portion Of the Tuscnrawas Valley, in
in tho vicinity Of Canal Dover. was rid
dice with hail about p M. Of the 2ist.-
The headed wheat in It's path was neurly
destroyed, one fine field Of 20 acres hav-
ing since been plowed up for corn, and
the fruit was cut from the trees. The
storm was about half mile in width
Cleveland Herald.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-03
Terrible TOrnndO--sixteen Per-
sons Reported killed.

CIucAeo, May 28.-A Jacksonville cor
respondent Of the Springfield Register
says, a most terrific tornado occurred twelve
miles south Of that city yesterday. The
violence Of the whirlwind Is described ne
exceeding anything Of the kind ever wit
nessed, except In the West Indies. six
teen persons are reported killed; many
others seriously injured. Houses and
barns were demolished and blown TO atoms.
The names Of the killed were not ascer-
tancd.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-03

We learn that the iron for the DAYTON
and Michigan railroad between Toledo.and
Lima, has been contracted for, and 9.6OO
tons already shipped. The track has
been laid for three miles, and the work is
progressing, at the rate Of one mile per
day II Is confidently expected, that the
cars will run from here TO Toledo, BY the
hrst Of September next.-Dayion Ga.
sefc.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-03
The zanosviilc Fugitive Case.

Judge Storer Of the Superior Court, Gin.
cnneu, refused to Grant the writ Of RG
ebas corpus applied for, IN the case Of Rer,
ben Johnson, arrested for attempting C
arrest the fugitive Jackson, at Zanesvil'e c.
This was ON Wednedoy In the after,
noon Of the same day a sim liar appliea.
ton was made 10 the District Court, bu
before Il was disposed ofitwas withdraw
and then made 70 Judge brlnkerhod, as
Judge Of the Supreme Court lie grant
ed the writ and made it return able 10 IN,
Supreme Court on the 25th inst.-O. s.
yonrnal.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-03

FIVE MEN DRowNEp.-The Sidney COO
Journal states that Eve men were drown
ed at st. Mory's Auglaize county, on
Iuesday last, by the overturning OF their
boat. Three Of them were brothers, nam
cd Werling; the names Of their compan-
ions being Stella and Raidle.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-03

were occupied on the sabbath by members
Of the Synod.
The German Reform Church has two
synods--the Eastern and Western. The
Eastern is much the largest. The next
meeting Of the Synod ofOhio viii be held
IN Akron, during the month ofmay, 1860.
The best spirit characterized all the dis
cussions.-Dayt0n Gasehc.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-03

01rTho latest phase Of affairs in Mex
leo portenda the return Of Santa Anna,
and HE restoration to supreme power in
that detraoted country. He is always the
desperate remedy sought after, in the
worst stages Of tho chronic disease under
Which our "slck neighbor is suffering"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-03

01-The Wheeling Intelligenceris jubi.
liant owe the election of Mr.. Porter, CAN'T.
LeoomptOn,) by $50 majority as member Of
the House Crom Hancock and Brooke
counties. The majority for Letcher, in
the same counties Is about 200.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-03

0S-The Dayton Gazette states that the
the junior partner ofa wholesale notion
store, in that city, oloped with, and mar
rled, the daughter Of his senior, while the
latter was absent In New York, a few days
since.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-03

0H~The city Of Columbus was honored
one day last week with the presence Of
five GoverDos--Corwin, Bebb, and Chase
Of Ohio, MedarY, of Minnesota and Kan
sas, and John Greiner-the smallest Of
whom ia.the latter.