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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16

The ministerial situation 10 France isreported
as full of difficulties. The extreme Left obi ct
to The new Mioister tf var, charging thai he is
q satellite Ct The Dake D. Aumsle, and think the
compensation awarded to General Bore|, ian
enemy Of republican institutions, of the coE-
mand of the Rouen corps, too pregnant cvi.
derce that the ministry hes not shaken off the
sbackles of unconstitutional and irresponsible
power" A correspondent says: Tho Left have
fully made up their minds to have the Ministers,
and ere determined to remove all but republi.
cans irom Office ADD to carry out the wishes Of
tho electoral body, especially as regards the
Ministry Of War" The Paris correspondent
of the London Times regards the situation as
very critical. The overthrow Of the Cabinet.
he says, would lead to President MacMahon's
retirement, aad government By tho extremo
Left, with revolutionary programme which
would profoundly aeraDge society Throughout!
France
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16
Execution.

PorTsvILLE, PENN, Jan'y. IL, '70.-2&!aG-
tin Rergin was huug here at lQ:4O this I0;n'
iug for the murder Of Patrick Burns. ii Tusc''
rora. Po., April Is, 1879.
lie is the nineteenth Of lha iiOila MaGn!ro
gang hups fjr murder 10 this Stale: $50
others, Peter MeMauus aud John O'Ncil, tie
murderers Of Hesscr. a! Sham5kjn in Deem
Der rs, are yet to be dealt with. Berg! 10 s
wife was with him great par. CT yesterday
and last evening, but be still maintained the
appearance CT stolied iadiif.re1ce, which las
characterized his conduct since his Arrest.
At midnight he retired to rest, but passed little
tino 10 sleep, bcea engaged in prayer during
MIST of the night. At o'clock he dressed
himself and continued hi3 dcVotior; abou. e
o'clock be took leave Of some cid COMP alols,
fellow prisoners, aud was again joined 81 his
wife. Al I c'c!cck tho pries;a arrived, anl Inc
celebration Of nsss occupied the tine uail
about Q o'clock, alter which the cu!prlt &c
some bread and butter aad Gigs, Gnd drank .
cup Of ctil.c. His deyo;ioJs veFa teen cJn.
liousd.
a. 1887 the spectators having as:e!0b!cl 10
GrjDt of the scif0!d. the procession formed IL
tn, corridor, a1d hesGe4 BIZ Sheriff Maiz AID
Warden ki0g. marched down thc pr:sor
yard. Fathers Gallagher aud Htennan walked
on either side cf the coEdcmaad mao, ~ho
bore lighted candle 10 his hard. Ba!iad
them c,plc tho prisoners counsel, the DEPUTIES
and The jury The currit mounted tbe ecaf
fold quickly and with firm step, smiling liant
y as be turned toward the sheriff Ga ocirg
asked whether he bad uythirg tcs'y, he replied:
Il have nothing at all to say, will die llkc a
game man, that is ell have TO say. Wben
bis wrists were iroocd Eo kissed the erGcilz
end then fastened it beti1d his vtst, having
previously held i: 10 MS hand. After the rope
had been adjusted on bis ncck and the cap ou
his face, be called after Warden kiag Hho was
Leaving the tclfod to come back ard shake
hands with him. This was done, aud al l040
the drop fell, aud only 4 foR colvu'si7e rlsvo'
mcuts wire perccp.ible. 4 quarter CT q taln'
ute after tic drop fell his pulse rlu up to lGo.
but gradually died away, and 10 fur and ahaIf
minutes respiration CEASED. At 1880 he was
cut down. The body will be taken to Sheaao.
doah this afternoon and be bu!l2d their Ga Sal
urday.
The GOODNESS Displaced or tie soaif!ld by
Bsrgiu exceeded that displayed BY euy other
Of the MolIic Maeuir1s, ard |ss the subject ct
much comment among those presoGt The
victim cfthe Moilie Magurcs 10 this case was
clerk in tho Swift creek oolicry, By the name
of Burns, WEo incurred the ennity Of one John
Kane, mine boss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16
VIRGINIA. VIEWS.
We are.

The births in Frederick county 10 1877 wer;
2G7, and deaths 100. Ia Winchester the
births wero ll3. and deaths GO.
George Long has sold bis farm in Page CO.,
seven hundred acres, to Prise u Russell foI
500 900, all cash except 50 800.
Commodore Hopkins, who has been very
i'll for some weeks in Winchester is recovering,
but not as rapidly as bis friends could wish.
The next annual meeting CT the State
Grange of Patrons of Husbandry will DO held
in the city of Norfolk on tho llth Of February.
Wm. Wiofrcc, aged 16 years. of Chester.
field county, was drowned lew days si:cc
while attempting to ford swift stream With a
horse aud buggy.
Dickirson's grist mill, near Guioey's station,
10 Caroline county, was sold Saturday. BY q.
Johnston. su,tioneer, for So $50. A. H. Bout
ware, purchaser.
The Marion Herald has been Informed that a
narrow gauge railroad will bs built from that
or some other point on the A. NJ. & 0. Il. T..
to Ore Kuot.
The Shoe factory, in Winchester is ct work
sgaio, after the holiday suspension, with full
fore, of operatives. Their rrospsc: for large
business the coming season is encouraging.
The Rappahannock presents very unusal
spectacle. The ice is gorged about sixteen miles
below Fredericksburg and extends to the head
Of tidewater. 1t rests on the bed Of the river
10 many places, and the prediction BY many
is, unless freshet comes, that the blockade
will not be raised for several months.
The Brunswick Advocate says that the ex
ceediugly low and unremuuerative price of
tobacco, and the consequent inability Of the
farmers to pay the laborers the prices they
have heretofore commanded, has had the eff:
feet of causing large number of able bodied
negroes, of both sexes, to leave that county to
seek better wages.
Colonel Thomas Graham, Vice President of
the New iverR Railroad Mining g. Manufacturing
Company, made application during his recent
visit to Richmond for 6vo hundred couviots to
work on the New River Railroad. l. is cx'
pected that work will be begun on this pro.
posed line of road about the 1st of March next,
and pushed to completion during 1879 aud
1880.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16
DIED.

On Wednesday evening. the 14!h list! HAE-
EIET b. WHEAT, in the Goth year OF her age
~ Her friends are respectfully invited TO ~
tend her funeral from her late residence on Col
umbus, between Cameron enL Queen streets, to-
morrow morning 3. II O'CLOCK. -
Departed this life. Wednesday, January K, a.
$40 p. ~, SUSIE 0IBSON. eyed II yes9Ts md
months, daughter o; D. Wm .ndsfNsrp~ret
Gibson. Es,- The friends Of tiSs i,r,irg nro
respectfully invited 10 attend M- frnersI from
the reaidence of har parents, NS 10 south Pa.
rick street, 10. morrow overnight O'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16

The radicals may spurn Gen. Shields and
ignore his claims for services in the wars of the
country; the democratic members of tho House
of Representatives may refuse to confer upon
him the questionable honor Of being Door.
keeper, but the people of Missouri intend
through their Legislature to send the veteran
to the Senate, there to speak for himself, and it
would not be surprising if he made himselftelt
AZ we'll as heard when he gets there.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16

A dispatch from Rono gays tue Prtleot OF
The Congregation OF the Propaganda Eide has
reported 10 favor of accepting the resignation
Of Archbishop Purcell, of CinclouatI. The
Pope is expected 10 approve this conc!us!or.-
The question OF sucoes ,or 10 Archbishop Par-
cell is already under consideration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16

Representative Phillips, of Kansas, bss Pre-
sontcd 10 the House Of Representatives prop
osliou to open railway communication between
tho United States AID Mexico, aud especially
ureiog that survey Of road By the Secretary
of War from Austin, Texas. TO Torlovampa
Bay, ia the Gulf of California, shall be made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16

COURT cF APPEALS, WEDNESDAY,. -Crump-
vs.. Holman. Lee q CO. Set for oral argument
February 18Th,
Bailsy's representative Us. Garnet! and ais.
Argued b7 Judge j. Z. Meredith for appellant
and snbmit!ei
Steptoe VS.. Floods administrator. Argued
by j. f. Johnston, Ysq., for appellant, and Msj.
7. J. Kirkpatrick for appellee and continued
until today.
Washington and Ohio Railroad Company vs..
Alexandra and Washington Railroad Company
and ala. Petition for = rehsariDg fled
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16
Sunk.

WAsulSGToN, .. C., J2a. u Signs! COrrs
Station Kitty Hawk. i, 9. reports 20 CE:cfSisEa!
c flee as follows: Bark Siccess, Cart. Egbn:y,
owned by George 4. Iewei, from WILMINGTON,
N, G., losdct with naval stores, bound 10 Nam
burg, WAS sunk seventeen miles south CT Kitty
Hawk, at m an The 18th. Crew Ell 2aved.
Was in 3 sinking condition and ran ashora. L.
now sunt; s5cu. lkrec hundred ysrcs fccm the
hesch
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16

1t is reported fl ON Washington that Col. M'
D. Bail, Collector of Alaske, has applied to
the government for o guuboat to defend his
poss; ssiors agaiust dcpredators, aud lie writes
that gold and other minerals axe found Mar the
capital city, aud that miners have only to be
protected, as he proposes to do With the aid OF
Inc gunboat, &c, to mako the business ct miu-
iag lu .ra.ive.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16

Gen:gal Raleigh Edward Colston, late : pro
f:ssor Ct The Virginia Military Institute "a!
Lexington, is expected home 10 a short time,
and his pupils in Wilmington, North Carolioa,
arc preparing 10 extend to bin cordial reocp-
ton on his arrival. H has been in the Mil,
tsry service of the Egyptian authorities for EeV'
era years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16
Interference with state Elections.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Jan. 16.-1n the Sensto
of Alabama the following resolutions were
adopted yesterday:
Whereas interference by eli GERS OF tee United
States in populsr elections IS justly regarded by
the people Of this State as an evil OF great mag
nitude. And whereas tie manifest purpose OF
such interference in the past, at loas is 10 IL
huence and control the sction Of the State in So
lecting electors for Presid ent sud Vice Presiden!
OF the United States; therefore,
Resolved, That tho Committee on Foreign
Relations be Instructed to inquire into The ex-
pediency of providing by law for the selection
of electors for President and Vice President by
the General Assembly until the acts of Congress
authorizing interference By feders authority
ara repeaied,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16

A BLOOD THIRSTY FENCING MASTER
Vermey, famous French hunter and rival OF
Gerard is dead. He was soldier and pas
souately addicted to dueliup. When made
fencing master to q regiment of chasseurs
at Perpignor, nothing would do him but TO
challenge the other eighteen fencing masters,
and he had put two Of them hors de combat,
and was about to tackle third when the com.
nander of the garrison packed him of to the
guard house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16

Fourteen suits have been instituted 10 the
Husting Court of Richmond for debt against
the Atlantic, Mississippi aud Ohio Railroad
Company. The plaintiffs ere all citizens OF
Lynchburg, and the aggregate amount sued
for is between SIS 100 and 100000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16

The financial report shows that tho groSs re.
ceip!s Of the Centennial Exhibition were SILL
l6l, 6ll.55; tic expenses to this date, slO,997,.
$50. SO, leaving cash balance of Sl63, 63O. &c.
Among the receipts arc included itrlis ior con
cessiona, $3.50 O3O O6; fer royalties, 1904 10;
forfeited stock, $35, $40 so; sales ofmeaa|s, fur
niture and bulldogs, $34l ,465.l6. ord money
taken at the gates, So. S34,29
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16

Miss Rosa Solomon, Ct Hopkins7ile, KY,
while visiting a friend in Nashville received a
letter from her betrothed, in Cincinnati, which
stated thst he he'd changed his mind ard de-
clined to marry her. She committed suicide
shortly after by taking s!rychniae.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16

Governor Vance was nominated fer United
States Senator by exclamation yesterday cvcr.
ing at the caucus meeting of the democrats Of
the North Carolina Legislature, and right glad
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16
EL rEEDE.TGS or G'2.1i%icESe.
WASHINGTON. in, II, Isl.
SENATE,

! SENATE.
II tie Senate Nr. Wicd0m, Of &lGr., SUI.
mitted the io!l5Hins:-
Resolved, That ;i:f! view to tic Dtsc.lu.
adjustment OF all qucsti0os ia!a.5g TO sutilacc,
to the ctfactu2! enforcement OF cjE5r.u;lEa!
| and national rights AMI tie promotion OF IL
best interests Of the mE2ie ccuatfe ty TIC C.!-
inat9u Of sect!onaIls!n troul p0I!t!cS, com
| Tea Of sevc1 Senator's TO Do appointed Gg IL
chsir and charged With tac duty q c.Qait.c@
10 the eype1icrcy ard prac;icatili;g q cncouia:
| ing ard promoting Big al just aut proper meth
eds the Partial inlgTa,i2a ot c5.orai FcrsossI!5"
these States and Co3grcsso3a! d!s:rc.5 T:ilT2
they arc not allowed to freely ass peacefully
exercise and enjoy their c9.s tu:5l-I H4hts a.
American eitizor3 into such Stale =: MY dssita
| TO receive them IN! will rr0tcc: thon 10 SAT-
RIG. lis Of iGo su,h Territory CT Territories ct lie
U1itcd States rs nay be provided i1r ih2if U
| and occupation. aci 4 saii c,anitee S!'..
deem such IMMIGRATION exoaGis ani ;'iac::eH2:
that they reCact ty bll! Or GtEtrGl.a "Hf5 =
their Judgment IS the IGios3 cittctuI n!t;I2j g.
accon1pIshiog that clj ect and that s2i' CONAN
| tee hayo leave to SC: G1rl1g the rtt"s'
| Laid on tho table f!r the present, q: t.2ta
oucst Of NIr. Wird9n. ord &c 2aT5 nytict ta.t
he you'd cal! il up so2n .gT The purpose G; ~
| ,,;,,;nc eono rom !; k3 IN regard thereto.
n' Nir Rioinc ftcm the Co,eiait,ce o1 R12-. e.,
nortad t.vornbIr en- SIR, Thurman rcs0.u.,g-
' o.'in iio1 Coo R.-croff f. n, p,iyi,.g,
r. "a j. ,,ror:,,,,,,.v .r,rft; :,
u ~. Nv - arf- r,In,iIlr! = rr.cu,i..
m:. 100; ,hr G-1r.,orr rr,ar 'T.ci<r;g p.
c'i.'o5 upo1ir ~. ,,;n,.and cvrnni,,
from the aati0ua! treasury i@T The rnr92se q
= niy;ng the oxuerScg O. tie Indian D1p.!.".-'.
I, r.. t;-- = A. %. .
~ 49,. Ini;,;sry rnnor,oI ,r;t;} a..,.,a.,. ..
o. -. ~ ~ ortc.S ~, n,.-.,;,2 o: ;ia...
;; 90 Is-5 - -,.1rI !. So.
" 800. 49, 'o-,I.:., rI,,,~,, c,,nn,ri.a firm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16
9ufantic;de.

CINCINNATI, Jan. ia dispatch from De-
trois says there is some excitement there over
tho humber of cases OF infanticide brought to
light recently. During the past "a hours the
bodies Of FIVE Dow born infants were found in
various quarters of the toEo in ash barrels and
barns. 10 one case dead babe was found 10 q
snow bank on the principal street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16
ESiFSSEGyy' .Ts'is =.

4 Erssa3 ga!5aY train fl, ia:3 ;I- .'v,r
Ar!a, near Phi,ipopoi:, o. S2:iltt..y, au 4"
general, seTera' o!jicar2, and !:70 hHa4r.l rl:o
were @iowGcd
There hiss been {; ir,3l iaic;G&aaso 81 no;,"
between the Vatican gnd Ggrms3v, n.i trea'y
of commerce between Italy SD E'taIc2 on he
"most favored uati2n" basis bcs b2ca signed.
G.utra| kaulmaro hss Forwarded Ea iavi.a
ton to Shefc Ali to come 80 I'ashkeDl. ihs
letter cf tiic Gav"rGcr General Il Tutses!aU
canpo. reach the hrIccr before .ia lS.h, aGG
tae latter cen"o; he oxp:c Cd csri,r ,hsn he
SIN Of Fetru}!y. The Amer 9 preceded b:
nine elephants and 1900 horscs, c2rry;a2 Is
wemaO. treasure auL baggage. Shcfc Ill :.
cciVcs daily :tgor;s from h!s aJn 81: EtE-cs~a-
ta:iYc ~ he .hgcGe. Iek0ob kia1. l. :
rr0bab!c tia: I.::3o5 Khan VII. a2on U,Crp s
father throne.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16

NJ. Louis Joseph Martei has been elected
President of the French Senate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16

Tho proceedings If the executive ses5i3e u
the Senate, Yesterday, are Described as na7lag
been Of more "spirited" character taGn usua''
As soon as the doors we're closed commu1lca'
ton was read from The President esSlgn'os his
reasons fer Tie removal ct Collector Arthur
and Surveyor Cornell from the New YORK Gus
tom house.. The communication enoodled
sundry reports and other extracts from the con
Gdenlial records OF the Treasury Department.
asserting, or Indicating, that Msssr'. Arthur
and Cornell fsiled to administer their etnces
with the degree of efficiency considered rtqul-
site by the Department, Their failure to take
action 10 regard to the extensive smuggling 0!
silk goods aud the undervaluatlon OF hid gloves
&c., is commented upon aud placed 10 contrast
with the measures inaugurated and pushed 10
an issue satisfactory to the government bE thelr
successors in cfice. At tho conclusion OF the
reading Of the communication MIR. Conkl!og
took the A )or and made an earnest speech de-
Tending Messrs. Arlhuc and Cornell from the
CHARGES of ipefHcieucy, and deucuIclns the
charles as preteuses and aftorthough's, put
forth By the Administration in an cffcrt to U.s.
tifc action which was wholly uaEa!ranted on
civil service grounds aud prompted merely bg
| personal or partisan considerations. Mr. CoSk'
ling, il is said, spoke with unusua! warmth and
feeling. Mr.. Thurman succeeded Mr. Coax
ling. aud sail tits was matter Ct srch III
portauoe that the public interests would te bsst
subserved by removing the INJUNCTION oil secrecy
and making public the charges contained 10
the Presidents communication, SO ;has The
parties concerned night have an opportunity
to defend themselves and reply. MIR. Thurman
proposition gave rise to some discu5slcr, saTo
raj senators doubling the propriety of disclosing
O private document from tho President Wlthcu
due consideration. Finally, Senator Ednund
moved to referthe entire suffice. to The Comet
tee on Commerce, with the understanding tina
the committee would cause copies otthe charge
to be forwarded to Messrs. Arthur end Cornell
This terminated tho debate, which lasted ueaFI!
two hours. There is 90 impression thai tb
pending nominations will be rejected, as III
democrats apparently NANTES! GO disposlIlo'
to rally to their support, and several o
the republicans aro known 10 be inl.
committed against them. As is nonc CT Gu
funeral we can look Oh and laugh at the sport
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16

WINTER SCENERY AT NIAGARA FALLs.-Tbe
grand winter scenery of tbs Falls Of Niagara is
again attracting large run bar of visitors from
far aud near, for The spectacle fully equals that
of the w1ter Of 1875. Tbs great ice Bird gc
which formed Immediately below the falls few
days before Christmas seems to gain strength
from Gay to day, aud every available poiat aud
crevice is being explored by hundreds of the
curious. The trees and shrubbery in Prospect
Park and Goat Island arc literally loaded with
frozen spray, which is necessarily hurled upon
them from The boiling cataract.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-16

TITTERING IN CuURcH.-Oa NcT Years
eve Boston gentleman wsat to CHURCH. In
the c,ursc Of Tim, be concluded to remove bis
o7ercoa', aud with ell the grec, and edo inaei
nabe. After taking lis SCAT and fielding his
arms. imagine bis surprise when he discovered
that he had removed bath dress and oveTcoas
and was IL his shirt sleeves The rest is better
nagiaed than tolj. Tia same evening a
dressy, prim gentleman went to another CT u!ch.
a7a after 1eno!ipg his ulster, was horror
stricken to ind that 10 the place Of lis dress
coat he had on his short knit blouse.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-05-21
Sell. Made Literary Men.

Mr.. James T. Fields writes an inter.
esting letter describing Bayard Taylors
first appearance in Boston. It reminds I
us of how many there are distinguished
in American literature who have OBJ
tanned this position without the aid Of
. college education. Bayard Taylor was
q poor printers boy, and he became the
most versatile of our authors, with
reputation in both continents, and
position of the highest rank, both in
public estimation and in that of his
associates. When he came to Boston,
thirty-four years ago, after emerging
from obscurity into favor through his
own, efforts, the two men who were most
active in taking him by the hand were
Mr.. James T. Fields, himself then only
. booksellers apprentice, and Mr.. Ed
win p. Whipple, who was superintend-
emit Of a Boston newsroom. D. Many
other examples, both earlier and later,
The whole array Of eminent women
who have done SO much for our national
reputation would, Of course, be in
Guided in our list. Maria Brooks
CMaria del Occidente"), who was so
praised by Southey, and whose reputa-
ton is lately revived in Hnrper's Mag
azi1ae by z. b. Gustafson- Nara
Brooks was the wife of Boston tailor.
From her, down to Mrs. Stowe, and her
later sisters, the list 10 q strong one.
Take, too, the younger writer's of Bos-
ton to-day. Nj. William ID. Howells,
like Bayard Taylor, began life in a
printing Office, and never had the ad-
yantages Of = university: Mr.. =. 3.
Aldrich got his education only in the
schools and in trade, except what he
obtained by self-culture, and Mr.. G. p.
Lathrop is not college-educated man.
MI. F.. b. Underwood, the protector
and one of tho first editors Of the It,
la,etic Monthly, and a very scholarly
man, both in taste and achievement,
ought to be added to this list Of those
who are not dependent upon q college
education Templetos, IN Hartford
CO1L7d7at. Il s.i,:H... 5t.3{E sims; -
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-05-21
MADISON.

Reforming the Fire, Department-Dele-
n. gates AppointedsN-A Good Word for Den.
Thompson. '-''1''
MADISON, Wis. May 15.-Considerabie excite
ment prevails here among the fremen. set
of new ordinances was reported by the special
committee having the matter in charge, which
work a'radical change in the FIRE department,
making it . paid department., and relieving the
very inefficient chief. The matter was recon-
mitted to the same committee with instructions
to report, at the next meeting. A resolution
fixing . compensation Of the. chiefs and ire
men was offered, but objection was made, and
it went over" 9 =
II The Governor bah appointed, Rev. Geo. E..
Gordon, Hon. D, Ostrander, and Hon. Jas. 81.
Foster as delegates from Wisconsin to the Sixth
Annual Conference of Charities, to be held at
Chicago, June 10th. These are in addition to
the Board Of Charities and Reforms, who will
attend the oonferenceina body. evil
b Denman Thompson. who was formerly q
resident Of Oregon, this county, appeared in
Joshua Whitcomb'' IN Burrovs' Opera House
to IN immsnse audience. Mr.. Thompson is
surely we'll appreciated where he is best known.
His reception to-n;eht was a perfect ovation,
and his rendition of the character was perfec-
.''tSa 1891