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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-16

uieut DuAbeiAst eau oieSt tho AAAheo
provided for. In the meantime. . pro.
~visional government is provided for,
under the direction Of German Commits
sioners who are to DO accepted by the del.
egated consuls OF the Great Powers. The
treaties Of m relating to Bulgaria,
between the Porte and other Powers, are
10 remain In full force, and the people anu
commerce Of all Powers are to be placed
on a footing OF perfect equality In Bull
garia. Annual tribute Is tn be paid TO the
Porte. the amount Of which Is left for set
Element by the signatory Powers At the
end OF the fret year Of the new anton
omous government. The sum Will do
regulated in accordance with the revenues
Of the government. M In addition 70 TINS
Bulgaria is bound TO bear her Just pro-
portion OF tho public debt Of the Turkish
Empire, Mussulmans who may SEQ ut to
remove from the principally In conse-
onence Of this new order Of things, may
retain their property by allowing IL 10 DO
administered by third parties.
EASTERN RouMELIA.
The territory south of the Balkans.
which the Treaty Of San stsfano added TO
Bulgaria, 10 erected into . new province.
which will be known on the map - East
ern Roumeiia. This province will DO
under tho political authority Of the Sultan.
but, will have local administrative auton-
omy, under . Christian Governor Gen.
erai. The Governor General. instead OF
being elected. like the Prince OF Bulgaria,
n--N-
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BAsl, or rHr GOVERNMENT.

Article V Of the treaty lays the founda-
ton. for the new government Of Bulgaria,
~ we'll IS the autonomous provinces Gre
Aied by the new convention. II provides
for entire freedom Of religious conviction
and profession. and has the true flavor to
ID. II reads almost In tho style Of our o.
famous Declaration 81 Independence. and
II the provinces Of Turkey are only gov
erned in accordance with its spirit, . mar
yelous change for the better will develop
in the dominions Of the Sultan.
The Article reads as follows; "Dis-
tinction Of religious belief or confession
shall not operate against anyone rs a rea-
,on Of exclusion or incapacity in what
concerns the enjoyment OF political rights.
admission to public employmenis OF hon
or. or the exercise Of different professions
and industries. The liberty OF . public
profession Of all creeds shall be assured to
ali the returned population Of Bulgaria, =,
we'll AZ 20 strangers. No trammels shall
DO imposed on hiersrehies. the orsaniza-
lion OF different communiOns, or their re-
laliop with their spiritual Chiefs
y,,prrx IN THE PORTE.
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NEW TODAY.
PROPOSALS FOR SINKING SHAFT.

CElLRp PROPOSALS WILL BE REoEiyED
y until THURSDAY NOON. thu 18Th Instant.
for shining 100 feet OF Air shaft, 3k byt feet
In the GEAR, TO be timbsred with 2 inch plank.
Tools and timbers will be furnished contract.
ors 10 furnish candles and powder. Work 10 be
done - toon as possible. Proposals can bc
cent through the po-toGice. marked Proposals
for SHAFT or may he len at the mine. ! reserve
the right TO reject all bios.
Gold Hill. July 10. 1878. lyle az
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7 E N 7 s

OBTAINED FOR MECHANICAL DEVICES,
~ medical or other ~eomp1unds. ornamental
designs. trade marks aud labels. Caveats 40.
-ignments, lnterfefences. lnfringements and
all matters relating 10 Patents promptly attend
ed to We make preliminary examinations and
furnish opinions ~ 10 pstebtability. free OF
charge. and al who are interested In new inyen-
lions and Patents are invited To sem for . copy
II sent frre 10 any address. aud contains CON.
plete Instructions how N obtain Patents. and
other valuable matter. During the past i've
years We have obtained nearly three thousand
patents for American and foreign inventors. and
can give Satisfactory references In almost every
county In the Union.
Address,
LOUIS DAGGER 4 CO.,
Solicitors OF Patents and Attorneys 1t Law,
IL Drolt Buiiding. Washington. ID. c.
ills
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-16

Tickets tfor the round trip In full.
Including railroad excursion and gate
tickets Of admission Go the groundslo2 %
Gate Tickets atsss................ Ov
Prp~urabls In Virginia City. Gold Hill. Silver
CITY, Dayton. Carpon and Reno. from p<rponn
duly authorized By the Societv.
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FINAL NOTICE.

r HEREBY GIVE FINAL NOTICE TO ALI
i who are indebted TO me that they must
make satisfactory settlement % their accounts
before the TENTH OF AUGUST. or I will
place the same In the hands Of . Constable fof
collection.
0sld Hill, July IS, 1878. jyistd
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- DiNoNs
PROGRAMME OF GAMES.
TIME FOLLOWING LIST OF PRIZES
will be awarded 10 the successful com.
petiiors:
poundsI - Fist Prize. silver-mounted wine
Castor, soli ornsmented bottles; second Prize,
full engraved and chased Sugar Bowl.
pounds)- first Prize. enbossed Water jug
second Prirs. cut glass silver mounted Ink
stand.
8. Putting Heavy stopc weight twenty-five
poundsrFirst Prize. elegant pair OF gold. line.
iullsnenved Silver 00bI.is; Second Prize
hve-bottis silyer.mounted Castor.
4. Putting Light stone weight fourteen
poundsI-firrt Prize. cut glass silver mounie
CELERY Holder Second Prize. On elegant paiI
of Open Glasses.
8. Short Race tiOo ysrds,. for members Of
Club only-fint Prize. lanee sized. full en.
so s,sgsnt embo,sed Csie H,st., ,rnin, pa.
ooll.iined sily,r Goblet Cup-
a Sack Nace-Plpt prize. bsnd.oms p.Ir AT
Sleeve Buitons; Second Prize. pair Of embosse,i
NAPA'h mugs
= st.,dIng Jump-rir,t prlza. oe,,'. .,eu
Winding wsieb: second p,i,r. nielsIpla,e.i
een'ehn'Ai o'o'N'
rh,ee.leggsd R,es ~, x.rI.,- Pal, of en-,
g,s.. NV, msnn,eJ v.s.s '-' :"
en-, ga siis.,'mapn,.a mil .ns, 4 900,
second Pri,s. sold,i lined ana .,nbos.rd siiy.,
Cup.
10. Running High Lap First prizs. elegant
s .i nlss ''"" r""' ps' VI "a"a'O'n'
~; 'snnins MN Iow-rirt rn.e, e'eeaht
n,"vSa IA sn,hos..d ~, tms. n,sS en'
s's''" ''''' '"''' "'"'
,n .,ixas anoo, uaL,s,. 1870 IISs,1,s.
Rsss.. ah.w, Din M" A'"''' s"eo'1 ''"N'
"a. Pour. Hundred Yard Raee-Pl,t prIz, An
elegant Bobemisn wars tIIy,r. mounted Emit
pish /; becond Prize, handsome silver card he.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-16
PRIVATE SCHOOL.
PROFESSOR j. L. BRAY

TWILL OPEN A PRIVATE SCHOOL At
w III Roorp in the NV CENrhAL
SCHOOL BUILDING. Gold hill. on wkDsEs.
DAY. July 10. ls.s, to continue one mon'i,;
~ i,mi,rd 10 two or ihue rtndies. have Q
,scord Of The standing Of ell the pupils In Tbs
nubIis scbools. One months elosc application
nov viII enable toins TO enter q higher grade.
~bIIe n will enable others 10 keep their present.
positions. and thus save thsm ,it months.
schools 70 open.
SCHOOL will opsn 81 8 A. n. and close at I y. NJ.
Terms. o. rs per week Of I'VE days preferred
No pupil received for lees than two weeks.
iystf
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The Three Best Bands OF HusIc

In the state will accompany the Excursion and
furnish inusic 10 all thoss DESTROYS OF dancing
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In addition 10 the above foregoing games, =
Team, consl tins Of twenty men each from tho
various military companies Of this stats, win
compete Too . handsome
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-16
SPECIAL EXCURSION TRAINS

Over tho Virginia and Tructcs Railroad will
convey the Pioneers and their friends TO and
from tho Picnic grounds, leaving Virginia City
at y A. NJ, Gold Hill 81 SIS a. = . heno Al A. ~.
stoppiu Of silver City switch and other poiuis
tor rxGarpionists. Returning. the rains viii
leave tie grounds st $40 O'Clock =. n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-16

necT Business you can engage IN. - 70
D6S so per day made by any worker Of
either seq. right In their owl localities. Par.
ticulars and famples worth o free Improve
your spare time Of this business. Address
mht 6ms STfNsON d Gu. Portland. Ne
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Odd Mn. July IS, 1878.
LOST.

A BLACK SETTER WITH BLUE HQ
n or gray haiu: answers 10 ibe name M
OF NERO. A reward OF sIs will he paidllA
for his recovery.
jylsS Sc THOMAS DIAMOND.
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Can make money fastsr at work for us tran
y At anything elrc. Capital no. required We
viii start you. Sil per day a. home made By
wanted everywhere 10 work for u. New 10 the
time. Costly outfit and terms free. Address
mia ems TRUE 4 co., Augusta, Maine,
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A PRIZE MEDAL

WORTH SIS. given by the Soeiciy. will BE- eon.
TESTED. Tor 10 q GRAND TAHuRr SHOOTING
TOURNAMENT by picked teams or ,quads
from zach Of the military companies In tbs
StAts and various Interesting games and aninfs-
men u will enliven the ocrasion.
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8oRN.
MARRIED.

sIIgRIDAN-ln Truckee. California. July 10.
10 the wife Of l.. Sheridan. n daughter.
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Tribute TO TIE roRi

Nine months are allowed By the treaty
In which 70 organize . permanent govern
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-16

n IMPROPER OR OBJECTIONABLE
CHARACTERS will he allowed eithef on the
lion viii bs aid to the comfort ard pleasure Ut
the guests.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-16

Tho Congress Of the Great Powers OF
Europe closed It's labors in the Radxiwill
Palace at Berlin last Saturday, having
been In session precisely one month. The
resul, Of It's meeting Is the Treaty Of Der
lin. which, when duly ratified by the
powers represented. as 1t will be within .
month. will stand a. the supreme Law Of
Europe. The Treaty Of Paris will still
remain in force. 30 far As IL Is not abro-
gated or amended by the provisions Of
this new compact, Is will also tho Treaty
Of 1871. The Plenipotentiaries Of tho
different powers have passed their time In
Berlin In an earnest endeavor TO secure
peace, not by pleasing everybody, for that
was mAnifostly impossible. but by doing
substantial justice TO the subjects Of tho
Porte. and securing what Russia has per-
sistcntly declared TO have been her motive
In the late var. the Amelioration Of the
Christians In Turkey. II that was the
Cars real motive. he will look upon the
Treaty Of Berlin with enthusiastic favor (;
for ID certainly puts an end to any further
atrocitie. by Turkish rulers upon the pro-
fessors of the Christian faith within the
borders Of the sultan's dominions.
TIM INV TREATY
The Treaty Of Berlin Is said to bo the
longes, document Of the kind ever signed
by the European Powers. Ii embraces
siIty.tour articles. and 10 intended to cover
every point raised by the troublesome
Eastern question. That 1t settles these
points cannot be assumed. but II certainly
postpones future hostilities for several
years. and in this respect will be hailed
with rejoicings all over the world. II
Russia Is not satisfied. she will at least
hide her anger from the world and nurse
her grievances in secret for the present.
the statesmen who sat in Berlin, for they
have saved her from the utter destruction
contemplated by the San SteiAno Treaty.
England Is we'll satisfied, for she has
guarded we'll every avenue TO Asia. and
succeeded in keeping the highway to the
Mediterranean locked. with the Key In tho
hands Of her ally. Austria has gained
Bosnia aud Herzegovina. which she has 50
long coveted and France Is satisfied with
thsueuarantees given by the Treaty with 70
spect to the Holy Land. Germany ha,
gained her great point Of preventing an
European war. aud so bismarck rejoicss.
Thus the Treaty Of Berlin has transformed
Europe into q : happy family" with. per
haps. but n disseminated member Rus
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PERFECT SAFETY AND STRICT ORDER
win be iecurcd BY spesial ~condnctors and
guai ds on the trains, and by . iarsc and smclent
foroA, Of deputy sheriff. and ,Psc,sa pSi, wso.
county, and selected fiom the Pioneers thsn-
s<Ives.
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TIE BEST MUSIC IN rmK srArF

vul the excursion. and IN the
spa lous hall on the grounds all who desire can
indulge In dancing.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-12-19
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

0Mce. Courier Building, Main street.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-12-19
THE COURTS

The business of the Supreme Court, and
of the courts in many OF the circuits, has
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-12-19

The Universal Exposition held at Paris
during the past summer has been attended
BY large numbers of our citizens. The
brief period allowed for the preparation
and arrangement Of the contributions OF
our citizens to this Exposition was well
employed in energetic and judicious efforts
to overcome this disadvantage. These ef-
torts, led and directed by the Commission
er, were remarkably successful, and the
exhibition OF the products of American In
dustry was creslitable and gratifying in
scope and character. The report Of the
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-12-19

and Bolivia. A boundary question be-
t cen the Argentine Republic and Para
quay has been submitted by those govern
United States. and have. after Il careful
examination, given decision upon II.
\ laval expedition up the Amazon and
Madeira rivers has brought back informal
ton valuable for scientific and commercial
purposes. A like expedition is about to
visit the coast of Africa and the Indian
Ocean. The reports of diplomatic and
consular officers in relation to the develop
ment of our foreign commerce have fur
nisled many facts that have proved OF
public interest. and have stimulated to
practical assertion the enterprise OF oul
people.
National Republican., 1878-01-18
ovERcoATs below cost EIsEaAS's, cor 7,h & z
Police Board.

IO1ce board.
The Board of Police Commissioners met at their
rooms last evening. Presen-Mcssrs Brtton,
Herr Somoryille, Cisell and Gatchell
The clerk of the Washington Market asked that
the special watchmen at that market should be
supplied with whistles similar to those now used
by the police. The Chair stated that only addi-
tional prlvates could be supplied and an order to
that effect was issued There are two additional
prvates at the market who will he supplied
X Brown submitted the names Of a number of
citizens Of East Washington who desire to act as
special policemen =
The secretary was directed to inform Mr. Brown
that no more special policemen were needed as a
sufficient number have already been enrolled.
G. II. Hughes made application for a position OH
the force which was ordered to he filed
communication was received from Mr. A. Ga d.
ncr. who has been In the habit Of taking the pic.
lures OF criminals, stating that, as hc intended to
ccIvcd from c. N. Bell and J. A. johnson, Offering
70 do the work. The contract was awarded TO MI
Bell.
Bids for vcntilating the cells OF the various sta.
u"n'hGnSes were received from C. q. Thorn and
Jnmcs Rtgnm.
The subjcCtwas referred to the Inspector of Build
lnBN with the recommendation that, as Mr.. Thorn
was the lowest bidder, the work should he awarded
to him.
The case against Ohicers Ieatman and Hutch.
inSon was dismissed. the board commencing their
action in dispensing riOtuuS assembly.
The board then listened 10 the arguments Of st.y.
era attorneys In behalf Of the granting of licenses
to their clients after which they went Into exccu
tive session.
The only license approved was that Of PhiIip
BrOdrrch. A transfer was approved in favor Of
Thomas Kelly.
National Republican., 1878-01-18
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOTES.

-Rooie sends New York papers In advance.
The Ohio Club gives II. first complimentary
dance tonight at Shcdon'S Hall.
Yesterday w0rkmcu commenced cleaning out
the clOggrdup CUTTERS on Thirteenth street north.
y lady at u late reception remarked that man
with big feet was the most cruel train wrcckcr
Khc knew Of
A new set Of sewer.pipe was put down ycstor.
day in the alley between Twelfth and Thirteenth
and and streets.
somebody remarks that every ralIure Is step
to snCce,.; This will explain why the ONcner some
men fail the rChCrthey get.
-Minnchaha Lodge, !. o. g. T., will hold an
open-lodge meeting tonight for the hencdt OF the
blue and red.rbbun boy, Mt plcpn Hall.
The second quarterly "xanlnAtion OF the nor.
NAL sGho"l will take place t.day IT hall;pa't nine
o'clock; in the school,room, franklin building
The young people Of Tomlue Church. Ninth
and streets will give free musical and literary
entertainment tn-Wight Mn. DR., Winter will sing
several Of her most beautiful solos.
A fair under the ausrIrcs aud for the benefit of
the WE,hlngtou Hebrew Congregation. will be held
At odd FcllUws Hall for live evenings, beginning
next Monday. with Chillren's matinee next
Friday.
The Northern Liberty Market Company have
filed in tht+crnrdcr OF DCrs' Office statement of
assets and liabilities, Is follows Capital $3.50
rents aud other amounts due SOJ lIabilities
slG3,27f,s'.
-Ec'Ierday afternoon Detective McElrresh sr.
rested whic muu. who gave hi. name "a. & f.
Bancroft, for making an Indecent exposure Of hi,
person 10 some OF the female pupils Of Seaton
School lie wa taken 10 Police Hcadquartcr, aud
locked up for hearing before Judge Smell this
morning.
"A lady on Twelfth street heard somebody last
fall at the sewing society talking about "presCrymg
autumn leaves" She didn't say anything but went
straight home and tried it, The other day she sung
out 10 her ne ghb0r over the baCk fence that She
couldn't make hers tastc good, and might Just as
well have thrown the sugar away"
About two o'clock yesterday afternoon a col
DTpl man prabbCl bolt of cloth from a Stand I'm
by large crowd. He was stopped in front OF the
Webster Law Building, on Louisiana avenue, when
he drew large knife and threatened to Cnrve any
one who touched him. Detective Nos. seeing the
crowd, ran over md persuaded the thief to accom-
pany him 10 headquarters.
National Republican., 1878-01-18
Schlllnrhunl Hennlnn.

Last evening the pleasant residence Of Hon.
HOratiO King, on II street, near Seventh wa, the
scene OF brilliant reception and reunion Of the
Washington SChIllcrbund. The spacious paror,
were flied by wol-known HsroH Of our city,
among whom were to be noticed Hon. William
Dennison, Hon. J. ". Broadhcad Mrs. and Miss
1orng Of Massachusetts, Messrs. Max Weyl Thco.
Kaufman, \, 6. Riddle aud daughter Simon Wolf
Professor o. 7. Mason, Generals T. D. Musscy, ".
il. Knapp and others. Mrs. King received H. her
usual sugye manner, Mr.. simon Wolf acted Il,
llAstcT Of ceremonies.
The programme was II rich one full Df musical
and literary gems. Mn. Maedc offered q piuuu
solo and Professor Mason gave an L,l.c,S upIIl
.Prmti"e Art" after which Mr.. L. Nyrrl rrn.
dered solo. The trio for two v.u,ius aud yiuun
Op. 90, llCissger, by Mr. Ma"dr l.. Bl0rit and
Julius ulke, was II beautiful addition u the pro.
graWme.
hfgr Il few minute. of pleasant chll-chlt. General
". II. Knapp gave an adtrcs, upon Persian
Poetry" Miss Miller, daughter Of Iu.lre Miller
gave pleasing recitation, wh.rh Wa, followed by
q solo BY Mis- X. Burrows The "s ruimgs treat wa,
closed hy II recitation by Miss Ili,h.
National Republican., 1878-01-18

E6Jin. , II Palmer and wife J ] Aiken and wIfe,
bowling, I'm Ward, pc JounSe, and llersll;
Myers and wife, three children and nurse, Ohio;
Russell and W q NOres, Ky; G. T. rolioerro Tenn d
II Roberts. Alexandria q u Martin, BALTIMORE; i
Allen, U $ n and wife three children and Iiurse;
reilly, wife, thrsc children and muse: u Wager aud
Terr Tg m TeiSd iTand i" ." 81 tucker MS va and d" WIFE,
und & lamhert am -tfr Ohio; NJ A Brooks. Chl-
cngo Walter Carr and Miss sue Carr, Vermont; Al
John De Witte aud wife, two daughters and son, u q
lurkn and wifi. buckingham aud wife, Captain
Booth aud wifi. AMI Miss sue Booth, and John Look:
wife, Maine: q NJ buck aud sou and 4 NJ lran and
wife, lnston; l. Il Brown and wife, ILL q Marking
hum England
g. Lug's;,W 4 Travers, y Va, h; q; Williams,
Me; " Wonlirtt, II q; < ! Nejberg, Md 4 Latham,
Va u Mckee aud wife, y; Reese, Md; W Z
M,sLhGrn; L% : + Davidson, &; Ilysler y !
Barker, PA: DAVIS Pas llndlcy, Mass; JTShrp'
ard, On" J. Whitehead aud wife q 4 wicker,
sham, Pa W OCOnne Md: Mrs Barrett, Mass W u
nycry, Pa e MlllhebeT NG 4 Lord, y :; W
ii Wis, New Lock tity I. Craven, Pa Miss Craven.
r% Freeman. MicG " Bwtmnn MlGhi Camp;
wife. Y; II Quick, ali. Pa; Miss NJ Qnicksall, Pa W
/ kmg y: strrne, Pa II A Duryer, Md
Ipp,rmL-AmOs NickorshAm and Geo II IIaines
AMI vile, PliltdephG q Gains lltnbon, Texas
7 w Gu,lrig, J B lLrOlhnghuln. aud John McQuade
p'no ~, Ipi John !tn5sc, d q Lieutenant } "
Wnn, ; n. aud Mrs Wnn Rnd G. SChetky, U
n, llr,tnn Sihlth, Lambertyillg, j; Mrs Barney
slrels, twenty two In number: sheldon, 81 Louis
Mo, amt q II Davidson, city.
Miryp0,R1n.-L W Lerrell, N Y; d y Len"as, W
NH ! tiIO", Mass; II BOgart, Va; IL ]. whitney
la5 u limmler PL II Blopdn. " = 4 Suit, Md:
l. T. Drew n \,
National Republican., 1878-01-18
THE TIDAL WAVE.
A Large Gathering at Grace N. L.
Church.

A Large Gathering at Grace NJ. L.
Church.
The Central Organization held ono OF It's popular
mass-meetings at Grace NJ. T. Church. corner Ninlh
and streets, last night, and called out an immense
aSsemhlagc of people that completely filed the
church. The pastor, Rev. Mr., Francis. oDened the
meeting with prayer, and after singing by the chcir
Mr. Charley Nyo took charge for half an hour
when he, having to address n meeting at Baums
Hall, on Capitol iill.. gave the meeting into the
hands Of Mr.. J. b. Dunning, who conducted the ex-
crciscs In manner that olicited the warmest enthu-
slasn throughout the evening.
Sharp. incsive remarks were made by several
wcll-known reformed men, among whom were
Messrs. Litchield, Eggleston, Humphrics, aud
Others.
During the evening Mr.. Davidson. president OF
the Minnesota State Temperance Alliance, was dis
covered In the audience, and was induced to give q
brief resDac Of the work In that State, from which
was shown that the great wave Is sweeping the
Northwest with wonderful success.
/. The singing by the church choir was we'll rem
dered and contributed greatly to the success Of tho
evening.
The great army of teetotalcrs was increased 10
In number. The meeting will be continued at the
same place tonight; also, under the same organ
tion, Mcssis. Nye and Dunning Will conduct SINH
lRr meeting at DIR. Sunderlands church, Oh Four
and-a-half street, near the City Hall.
MEssRs. BUTCHER AND WELLS.
BY invitation of the Rcchabitcs, Mcssrs. butcher
and Wells addressed crowded audience in East
Washington last evening resulting In great success
$50 having signed the temperance pledge. Mr.
butchers experience reaches the hearts of the peo-
pie and his long experience as a temperance lee.
turcr gives him complete control over his audi
ence.