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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-10-10

The Lecture Committee of the Y.
81 &. \. HAY" cHdcaVorcd to commodc
please the public aS far rs possible
the arrangements for lectures. Some
u, found fault hccau>c portion of
'.r hall was reserved for Lyndon pco-
b, But this seems unreasonable.
,n," those who come on the special
"an from the north cannot reach the
@l uli fully half-pa~t seven o'clock.
Bird. would then have but Il poor chance
90. >,.Jr> We are sure that the mama
-.,nicnd to Ice fair and obligimg /" all.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-10-10

'''F'ous Rascal IN Limbo.
de-. ,''''> VIII remember that a
'"'" named Morris Bowen. who
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-10-10

Children Ottcn Look Pale and sick from no
other caUS' than hIvin- worms III tho stomach.
BROWNS \EENlIIGE toNFII> will destroy
Worms without injury t" tho child hiu-, perfectly
WHITE. and free from all c"l"rIn- other iuiuri
ingredients usually used in worm preparations
CURTIS y BEONN Prnprirt"T-.
Ne 2li Fulton Street. New York
SH hU Druggists ANT Chemists. amt i.rT'"r, IN
M.iirir. at Trgutu- FL. C.atS n B,T t!liul-i
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-10-10

Wrvould like for Il special use a
.,ao.ru copies of the CdIcdonian of
....,- .. tol which five cents each will
,.d.
Nc understand Il concrete walk is
.. - down the entire front of the brick
..., ou Vain street. and perhaps far
..,. II l. time.
Iar ladies' of the Church of the
..-,.h will give IN oyster supper ut
.. ,r,rr OF their church, Thursday
.u-. oct. Ii. The public are in
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-10-10
RUTLAND COUNTY.

The trial of Hiram +. Adams. former
ly Il we'll known jewcler of Rutland. fnr
grand larceny. which has occupied >cV-
cral days in the Rutland County Court
resulted in his acquttal 10y the jury. on
Friday morning. The friends of Nh.
Adams. who were present III large
numbers. received the verdict with ac-
carnations of delight and approval and
crowded about him with their cungI;It-
ulati"ns. Th" respondent shook hands
with his counsel. the jury and his
friends amid which the Court took Il
recess until the next duy
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-10-10

he heaviest rain in Il year began
eleven o'clock Monday. and contin-
,G without cessation until four o'clock
o~day afternoon. 1t WAS exactly
at seemed to he much needed.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-10-10
Vrm eldrrrfsrmrnfs.


NOTIt E,-Nn persons are forbid trusting my
= ' wifi, Roancv Brown. on my account as | shall
pay no debts of her contracting.
II. K. BROWN
n,tnh.r
, 1873-05-23
THE POLARtS,


Tyson anu Isudilfngton =. who nnd
Whut They Arc.-rhcir Former Ex.
portonces.
NEw Yonr, May 2o.-A co,t,oman 1T ,b;a citv
who han been eounecteil WITH a ahminr I honss, os,
MeT non66on oonn rf formerly employed
",1mhar IT ntnroat9 si,ton'ants T.; maata -
the dnnositions Of tl,ese two mon .shnae cfor. ~
acteTs fonorts recoye5 t1,ms far seara tn ,,'nr.
in a1ch stronr cnntrast' cant, T'vaon' ~ snnoo
of tn erhnonor % New vi Ira "''1 m - wha1na.
vovnro rom Nav Tondon n Greanfsn5
Ia fha iii Of the vaar. in Cnmbariand
15 -. ~ asnI ,i ;.' 80 : oo.11.'1
, 1873-05-23
SPR1NGFIELD.
Tho Public LnxVn--Supremc Court Dee
Cf0iOnHs

Tho Public Lnsvn--supremo Court De-,
ctsl0nHs
Special Dtspatch TO The Chicago Tribune.
BrnrNaF1E1D, ILL.,, May 22.-Tho public laws Of
the last session Of the Legislature, to be dis
tributod by tho secrotary OF State, will ho really
tor distribution on tho 28th inst.
The following opinions, rendered by the su-
promo Court for the term Of 1873, have just
been filed
49, Neck, atl1nr., 70. AlliAon ct a'. affirmed.
81. Rich vs. Tho People affirmed.
H. Rockford Rock Island st. Louis Railroad Conl-
pAny ys. Lynch royersDd aud rnnanded.
1903, Palmer Vi, Bethard ct al. affirmed.
Ill. Williams ct al. ys. Baker affirmed.
$50. Chicago Alton Railroad Company VI. Elmora,
affirmed.
l67. Chicago Il Alton Railroad Company "a. aender-
aop, sAhrnscd
1G4. Cook vs. Simmons, stErmod.
ia, Toledo, Wnrsaw b Western Railroad Company
VI. Chew, affirmed.
i7o. Pollard ct ii. vs.. Hoagland Co., affirmed.
18l. Rockford, Tock Island h 9t. Lonia liailroAd
Company W. Iiln, reversed and rc1nRnded.
102. Jasper ct al. VI. Purnell, affirmed.
29l. Jonca et a. w. Calhoun, affirmed.
The Weir Iron Company, OF East st. Louis,
capital 500, 600 tile 0Bky SpoleR ClBta, OF Obi
cago, capital $l0, ,000 filed articles to-day.
, 1873-05-23

WARRINGTON, n1ay 22.-For tho Nortllwestt aud
Upper Lakes and thence to tho LoHct Mist Uuri
aud Ohio Valleys. northeasterly and eoutheat tor
ly winds, yeering to sottthwostor1y Gle aldy
weather aud rain, clearing on Friday with 10 wor
temperature. For Tenueasce and tho Gulf ..nd
South Atlantic States. southwosterly and nor st-
westerly winds, increasing pressure, clearing I'd
clear weather. For tho Lower Lakes aud Mid
dlo States, falling barometer, rising tempo11.r
partly cloudy weather aud ruin, but clearing and
clear weather in Virginia and Maryland For
Canada and New England, falling barometer,
aouthoaaterly and aouthwesterly winds, cloudy:
weather aud rain.
Cautonary signals are ordered for Duluth,
Escanaba, Milwaukee, Chicago, and Grand
Haven.
, 1873-05-23

Special Dispdt1h tn Tie Chicago Tribune.
Srnnior1ELD, May 22.-Tho Chicago h Now
York Railway Company, capital ~, 600 900, tllcd
articles Of association in tho Office of tho 6ecrs-
tary OF State to-day. Tho Directors Of the COM
pany are: ". q. Mbber, L. i. Cowlos, Robert
s. Higgins and JOHN Il. Clutches,
The following companies filed certificate ot
consolidation; Fort Wayne 4 paciilo, tho Now
York i Western Of Iowa, and tho Illinois, VIM
chester & Koowanee Railroads.
PARSONS, kAn., May 22.--At the annual meot-
Ing Of tho atooklloldors OF tho H.. Il. Il T. Rail-
road, held at ParsonH yestorlay, nearly Sl6 ,000,-
coo worth OF stock wore represented: Levi rar-
Crawford % Jr., Il. i. btoyons, aud others Of tic
old board, wore unanimously ro-electrd. Tho
report Of tho Preaidont showed . large increase
In the businoss and prospects Of the Road.
eT. Louis. May 22.-yAe contract for tue eu-
, 1873-05-23

New YonK, May 22.~-Ihe workers on latlies'
boots won't On d strlko to-day for Increased
wagos. Tho etrlko Of tho bencImen continues.
tho stage and car lines which are unwilling to
yield to tho demands Of the horee-sEoers, aud
have loBaonod tho number Of their trpH.
NEW YonK, May 22.-Tlle workers on ladios'
boots struck to-day. Yhreo boaseB haye con.
coded to tue demands Of tile strikers.
BOSTON, May 22.-Tho workmon in the prnci-
pal sllops for tho manufacture OF custonl huotn
and shoes are now OH Il strike for higher wngea.
Tho employers say tho strike will not accomplish
It's purpose, while tho strikors arc confident Of
GucceBS
, 1873-05-23

~ Srrcini Dispdtch to The Chicago GTitunt&
! MoSTNEAL, May 22.-Deacrtions am.obp the
'Bailors at this port aro frequent. The antloipa-
'tion Of higher wages up the lakes is said to be
tthe cauHo.
OTTAWA, May 22.-Tho Finance Minister stat
cd in tile House last oyoning that no Bteps would
; bo takon at presont with respect to tho guaran-
Ii teod Pacific Naiiway loan.
HALIFAX, N. g., Alay 22.-There nro no signs
aof fire at tho .Dru,nmond colliery Thu number
aof liros 1oat by the explosion vas 80. There arc
80 widows aud so fathorless chiidron,
\ Tho officers Of the Company arc
on the ground taking an aotiye
iuterest in the relief Of the destitute. An Ex-
eoutive Committee, composed OF number OF
influential gen,tlomon has baon appointed to con-
troll the aiahe1rsement Of tho relief fund III Hal-
ifax. Fivo thousand dollars hayo been nubscrib-
cd, and further rcontributions are being made.
, 1873-05-23

upon mhBterp to hoIp ID tno SAFE auu eibtliou"
hon Of tho works Of Dr.. ThornNol.
Tho Rev. Htr. Martin moved that tho whole
recommendation bo atricken out, saying the
works Of DR.. 9hornwoA Bpoak for thennelssa' :,
The Nov. Mr. Roid moved to strike ont ai!
Of tho recommendation relating to tho farnify Of
Dr.. Thornwell. Lost.
Tho first amendment was lost, aud the original
recommendation adopted.
Tho second recommendation Of cortain hymn
and tuno books was adopted.
Tho fourth recommendation, TINT tho Commit
too on Publication be allowed to adopt tho not
ofincorroration granted BY tho Stato OF Virginia.
being llndor confederation, IT VAS ruled that
speeches on this subject DO limited to minuscs
Dr. laird, Secretary of tho Committee, took tho
floor, and, on motion OF Dr.. Bowman, Ills time
was not limited to minuton. On opening tho
moyo tho Homo Into tic intorior?' Ho gave
good REASONS for not 30 loingt on account OF tho
increase OF freight, otc ; and also gave etatis-
tlcal statement OF the Committee, tho value Of
itB property, etc.
Tho neyv. Alexander naked Dr.. Baird what
would be tho relation between tho Committee aud
the Board, to which ho replied by saying the
Btato Of Vlrginin refused to acknowledge tho OK.
tho Board. Ho naid taoro would la no conflict
Of authority between the Committee and Trua-
tees.
Elder Pcrkins explained tho moaning OF tho
Tho Roy. Mr. Banks thought all The difficult
tics could be removed by removing tile pnbllsh-
ing house Of tho Committee from Richmond, Va,
to Nashville, Tenn.
The Revs. Martin, Adams, and Dickson pnrtic-
ipated In tho discussion.
Tho Roy. Mr.. Moore said ii this Committee
wna to do civil work they must DO clothed with
civil authority.
Dr.. Brown moved to amend tile rocommenda-
tlon by striking out the reference to the ob1oc"
tion made by some Of the memborH Of the Com
mittoo. Adopted,
A second amondmont by Dr.. Brown, in tela-
tlon to tho duties imposed on tie Secretary, WAS
adopted.
Tho recommendation as amondod was adopted.
Tho fifth recommendation waa IN relation to
tho purchase of tho publication house in Rich
mond, Va, stating that they believed the Com
mittoo had tho authority to purchase the build"
ing, and had not transconded their authority.
The Rev. hlr. Pugh offered substitute Tor
this recommendation Which approved the con-
tract made by tho Executive Committee.
Dr.. Brown Haid that il the Assembly desired
tho publication houBo to DO purchased, paid for,
aud to be successful, thoy should not throw cold
water on the thing in tho faco Of the poople.
The Rev. Mr. RamBoy offered q substitute for tho
first clause of tho preamble Of tile recommends
ton, which WIS Adopted.
DR.. Brown moved to anon1 tho preamble by
striking out the last clause. The substitute, aa
amended, was then Mloptel.
The last resolution in relation to the appoint-
| nont Of o committee was ad0ptea.
The report was adopted "a whole.
Adjourned until lalf-paBt s.
, 1873-05-23

ALBANY. May GA report was presented in
tho Senate. to-day, showing. that tho Hudson
River State Hospital, originally intended 70 coat
II finia1oa according to the present plnns, will
coas between a3.000,000 and $4,000, 900. n nus-
ponsion Of work and revision Of tho plans il
recommended. IIoayy frauds In the oonatruc-
nprtol.
, 1873-05-23
CUBA.

" HAVANA, Nay 22.-The arrest Of Price, tic
correspondent OK. the Now York Herald, and tho
mun,cate with him, has revived the question Of
the power Of tho doyornment to try foreigners
nsEs9fTainE 70 sEansh law BY which the ny teFt s
Judge without publicity, and tho prisoners are
compelled to nnswer written intorrogatorica
without, knowing the charges against them, or
who arc thoir accusers. It is reported that a
Q'KsIly
, 1873-05-23
NUMBER 277.

m d dlfforonkrato for Calculations ia the coun.
Y, dfstrict, and stato wlero a newspaper is pub.
Ashod; also. to provont tho evasion Of postage
on papors by means Of express companies; ALSO
1ndorsing the abolition Of tho frnnkfng privilege
Tho following otiicera woro elected: Joshut
sa1ton, r5csidont; William 1sitzol, yice-prest'
:re Tont =. T. 4: oampboll, Secretary 9. N. Allen,
parmontor, aud ". y. MoCnlIister.
The do!ogatos wore takon to points of intorost
about tho city In carsiages furnished by tho ptesa
, 1873-05-23

OoLuMuus, May 22.-TAe Ohio Editorial Aaao-
citation, and 4 number Of editors not 1nemhorn
Of the Association, met IN this city to-day. On
on journalism. Resolutions wero adopted IN
yoring m amendment to tho Portal law, gralu-
ating tho rata Of Newspaper postage 10 as to
, 1873-05-23

DAYTON, O., May 22.--.rho seventh days ses-
sion Of the United Brethren Conference conypn-
cd ~ usual at the morning hour, Bishop Woavor
presiding. Tho first business was to hear tue
report Of tho Committee on Lay Representation,
cd report, which WAS listened to with almost
broathless attention. Tho report recommended
M amendment to tho Church Constitution, pro-,
vidiug for @ pro rata representation Of laynen
Bttbmittpg said amondmensto the voto OF tho
whole Church, two-thirdH Of whom must endorse
tho measure to secure it's adoption. On motion,
tho report Was postponed until next Saturday
for further confederation. Tho entiro afternoon
enanging anu fomodoung 81 the discipline Of tho
Church,
, 1873-05-23

LONDON, May 22.-A special to tho Daily NeDs
from Goneya says that Fathor Hyacinthe, in hia
sermons in that city, attacks confessional and
colioaoy. He also urges the election of thoir
priests by tue people, and the uso Of tho Bible
and liturgy In the national language,
, 1873-05-23

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, May 22.-I.ymau Lacoy. Of
ors' Convention Of hlenard, Mason, Logan,
and Do Witt Oountos, hold At Lincoln, for Cir.
cult Judge. Tho proceedings Of tho Convention
zero characterized by much wsaugling, during
nhlch Menard County Withdrew from tas Con'
Yentiou.
, 1873-05-23

LONDON, May 22.-A letter from John Bright
is published To-day, in which, referring to tue
naherence Of tho Americana to a republic, he
support of tho present Government in Great
Britain may bo used with equal reason in sup
port Of a republic in America.
, 1873-05-23

LONDON, btay 23.-The Lancet publishoa de-
tailed statement OF tho malAdy Of the Pope
which 1t says il worse than hns been officially
stated.
, 1873-05-23
Atroe'ious Butohery Of Spanish Vol
unteers by the 0arlista.
Reported Discovery Of a Con-
: spiracy to Kill Presi-
!; dent Theirs.
Forty-nine Lives Lost in the Recent
!, Coal-Mine Disaster in !.
Nova Scotia.
FRANCE,

Fl FRANCE.
| PANS, May 22.-This being Aaconsion Day it
Was observed as holiday throughout Franco.
Tho debate which is to tako place in tho
: National Assembly tomorrow abaorbs tho atton-
: tion Of all classes. Tho Loft has resolved to
J. support the simple ordor Of tho day againHs tho
t interpolation Of tho Right Coutro. a full at-
|toudance Of deputies ia o1pectod and 1t is prob
'ablo upwards Of 700 votes will bo cast. all tho
factions In the Assembly will meet In the morn
!: ing previous to the commencement Of tho dobate
| In tho Chamber to prepare for discussion.
Thoro nre approximations Of disturbance, md
precautions havo boen taken by tho military ALL
thoritics for tho suppression Of any disordorly
demonstration.
. Le Pays, in it's issue this afternoon confirms
tho report that tho Bonapartists have Joined
Tith tho MS;onnrchiats: II; Le Bien Publiqao says
PEcsidept Thiors and hih ministers aro neither
\ discouraged nor disunited.
/ Le Soit boloves 1t is tho existence OF tho Gov
{ ernuont and not the Cabinet which is staked on
|1tho vote tomorrow.
It is roported ID that a conspiracy to kill Presi-
{adont Thiors has boon discovered. The con-
Scoctor Of tho plot la said to bs naimnn.
, 1873-05-23

ST. Louis, May PA special dispatch to tho
out again in hlissigeippi County, Knnsas. JOLT,
Dover has seized the Sherifr's Office and forced
out N. T. Bost, who waa declared elected lant
fall. Both parties have sent kilograms to Gov.
Baxter: There il great excitement, aud an out
break ia feared,
, 1873-05-23
JAPAN.

LONDON, May PA dispatch from Shanghai
announces that tho palaco of the Mikado. at
Yedo, Japan, WAS burned OIL tile 9th inst.
, 1873-05-23
RUSSIA,

St. PErEnsnuRo, May 22.-The Shah Of Persia
reception.
, 1873-05-23

CoLuMpus, o., Say 22.-1n tho Constitutional
Convention to-day, propositions wero nubmittod
for female suffrage, and for division Of tho
school fund.- "a as to allow UNCONVENTIONAL
schools their portion Of tho fund.
, 1873-05-23
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, MAY %, 1873.

peratructuro Of tho Chicago l. st. Louis Rail-
road bridge oycr tho Mieslssippi Rvcr at Lou
iaiana, Mo-, has boon awarded to Rock Island
firm at $3.50, 900.
, 1873-05-23
TURKEY

CoNerANT1Nop1E May 22-The zhodive Of
Egypt has arrived in this city.
, 1873-05-23

LITTLE RooK, Ark, May 22.-Tho preabyte-
rian Assembly mot 1T half-past o'clock. Prayer
by the Rav. j. Tul[ana.
Dr.. Smoot road tho report Of tho Committee
on Foreign Correspondence, which regretted tho
non-attendanco Of the Scotch dolegates also
recommended the appointment Of . delegate to
the noxt mootiug Of tho United Presbyterian
Church in Europe. Adopted.
Tho report from the Committee ou Foreign
Correspondence in relation to the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church uniting with tho preHby-
terians, WAS road by Dr.. smoot, aud, after dis'
cuBsion, rec0mmittod.
THO communication in relation to appointing a
committee to oonfor with d like committee from
the Reformed Church OF America, in the matter
Of more cloHely uniting the Church IN TUG love Of
Christ, WAS read and reforred to tho Commits
teo On Foreign Correspondence.
A paper In reference to tho Water Valley
Church, In North Mississippi, waH reforred
The Assembly proceeded to consider the 70.
port OF the Standing Committoo on Theologlca!
bemnarioa. The report read by tho Roy. Dickson
ahowa tho Summaries to bo in lourlBhing con
tlitiou. Dequesty to senlinaries during the past
year were road. The report, on motion, WAS ro-
coived, and motion to adopt 1t waH made,
which, after discussion, prevailed.
Tho second order Of tho tlay WAS postponed,
and the unfinished business Of tue last night. be-
ing tho report OF the Committee on Publication.
was taken up. Tho Qrst recommendation urged
, 1873-05-23
METEOROLOGICAL.

Signal Service Hnrcnu Reports nf1d
Representations.
CHICAGO, May 22-10:18 p. M
Tho following reports havo boon received from
Tho nlacea mnntiQnol hcloY:
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-03-22
LEGAL NOTICES.
o T 1 C F.

Pursuant to an act of the LegiF lature of the Territory of Arizona, entitled "an act 10 better enable the Board of Supervisors of Yuma County to erect County Build ingS," and of section ? of said act, plans and specifications will be received by the Board of Supervi- sors of Yuma County, up to and until f o'clock P. M., of the 7th DAY OF APRIL A. D. 1873 (at which day and hour plans sub mitted will be examined by said board, for the erection ofa COURT HOUSE, OFFICES tor County Officers and COUNTY JAIL, the approximate size of such build- ings to be as follows
 Court room, say forty feet square, eight offices, say fourteen feet square each; court room and offices to be, say II feet high in the clear; jail building, say twenty-eight by thirty feet, with four cells and a general prison room. 1t is sug- gested that plans be presented with a view to the amount author ized to be expended for such build ings, which with a suitable lot for the same, cannot exceed S10,0O0 in Yuma County Bonds, as speci- fled by said act.
 The person whose plan is ac- cepted will receive warrant on the.General Fund of the County for fifty (S5O dollars, upon the condition that he surrenders such plan to the county.
 By order of the Board of Super visors Yuma County.
 J. $. SPANN,
 Clerk.
 Yuma, A. T., March 3, 1873.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-03-22
LEGAL NOTICES.
fTN A X
Territory of Ariaopo, Yuma Co.,
s A l. E .

IefT1tOj'y Q AFt@o|0u, oc"f'~ N"''
 By virtue of an Execution issue.i out of the Justices Court of Yuma county, against. the goods and chatteIs, lands and tenements of Hop Sing, I have seized aii the right and title which said Hop Sing. or other owners, has in and to the following described preml- ses, which I shall expose for sale as the law directs in front of the court house III the town and coun- ty of Yuma, on Saturday the 5th day of April A. D. 1873, at 10 o'clock A. M ;, to wit: That eer- tain lot of land lying and situate in the town and county of Yuma, Territory of Arizona, on the west side of GiIa street, bounded on the north by property of Juana Iscara, south by l.. <. Smith and west by Jesus Luna, described on the assessment roll of Yuma county, to which reference is made.
 Dated March 10th, 1873.
 GEORGE TYING, SD erif. H N. Alexander. U. sbff. Enhl53t
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-03-22
rI' A K
Territory of Arizona, Yuma O.:
$ A l. E

By virtue of an Execution issued out of the Justices court of Yuma county against the goods and chattels, lands and tenements of l.. A Smith, I have seized all the right and title which said l.. A. Smith, or other owners, has in and to the following described premises, which l shall expose for sale as the law directs in front of the court house in the town and county of Yuma, Territory of Ari- zona, on Saturday the 9th day of April A. D. 1873, at 10 o'clock A. M., to wit: That certain lot of land lying and situated in the town and county of Yuma, Terri tory of Arizona, on the east side of Gila street, bounded on the north by property of O. F. Town send and south by Jesus Casares 1; and that certain lot of land lying and situated in the town and county of Yuma, Territory of Ari- zona, on the west side of Gila street, bounded on the north by Fourth street, south by c. l.. Jones, and west by H. Weager. described on the assessment roll of Yuma county, to which refer ence is made.
 Dated March 18th, 1873.
 GEORGE TYING, Sheriff. O. F. Townsend, dep. mh15 S'
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-03-22

by the delegation to which 1t properly belongs.
 Reso{ued, That for the purpose of organization, we do appoint, as Territorial Central Committee. the following named gentlemen, who shall hold their positions Hn- iii the meeting of the first Terri torial convention, and all vacan: e.ies ill committees may be filled by remaining members of such committee:
 From Pima county-H $ Ste vens, D A Bennett, D C ThOmp- son, P R Fully, Juan Elias, J W Anderson, Jacob Schaublin. From Mohave county-J P Bull, J C Potts. ! G Sloven, II r Baker. From Yuma cOunty-tfall Han lon, David Deahr, II F Lindsay, Thomas Goodman. From Yavapai county-The first seven Of the County Central Committee. From Maricopa county-The first five of the County Central Committee.
 Resofued, That we, the Demo- cratic members of the Seventh Legislative Assembly of this Ter rit0ry ,affix our signatures to these resolutions, and by this act bind ourselves to the action of the party convention.
 Res0lUed. That the Secretary of this meeting be instructed to for ward copy of these resolutions to each of the newspapers of this Territory for publication.
 The following gentlemen signed their names to the resolutions as provided in resolution s: W F fleming, K $ WOolsey, Fred Henry, John w Swecny, Will liam Cole, M Aldrich, II 5 Ste vens, G H aury, J II Behan, Thomas StOnehouse, Juan Elias.
 On motion, meeting adjourned.
 w. F. HENNING, Ch'rm n. J. T. AIsOP. Secretary.