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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-02-11

Returns by counties from Ireland show
that three hundred and twelve thousand
three hundred and seventy people are
slowly starving to death. The situation
is said to surpass in gloominess all attempt
at description.
An express train on the Hamilton and
Northwestern railroad, in Canada, was
thrown off the track on Wednesday, near
GAINESVILLE. The fireman was instantly
killed and the engineer was badly scald-
ed and had a leg broken.
Henry Moett was found guilty of muir
der in the first degree at Hudson, New
York, on Wednesday and sentenced to
be hanged on the 18th of March After
sentence he asked to be hanged in public
and to be allowed and half hourto speak.
Moett killed his wife and her paramount
at Taghkanick in September last.
Some two hundred lumbermen of the
northwest met at Chicago on Wednesday
to consider the present condition and
future prospect Of the lumber trade 1t
was the general opinion that the supply
next year would be about the same as
last year and that it would be sufficient
to meet all ordinary demands. Chicago
prices were adopted, with freight added.
The house committee on the state of the
electoral law, have ordered favorable re-
port on BicknelPs joint resolution for q
constitutional amendment providing for
the election of president and vice-presi-
dent by the people. The committee
struck out that portion of the resolution
which provided for the determination of
contests by the highest judicial tribunal
OF the states wherein they arise.
Near Lucan, Canada, on Tuesday night
a body of masked men went to the house
OF family named Donelly and murdered
the father, mother and son, and niece,
and then set fire to the house. A boy
named Conner, was in the house at the
time escaped by hiding under a bed.
Another son of Donnelly, living some
three miles away, was called at the door
about the same time and shot dead.
Samuel j. Holmes last May married
Mrs. Holiday, at Parsons, Kansas, for he1
money. Subsequently she gave her daugh
ter, who married man named Bennfield
sixty acres of land which much incensed
Holmes. On Wednesday he made des
perate assault on Bennfeld and his wife
chasing them over the frozen ground in
their night clothes and inficting injuries
from which it is feared they cannot re
cover. The brute pretends insanity.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-02-11
GLE RepubHrar,
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 18th, 1880.
THE NATIONAL CONVENTION.

A National Convention of the Republican par
ty will meet at Chicago, Wednesday, the I'd day
of June next, for the nomination of candidates
to be supported for President and Vice President
at the next election
Republicans, and all who will cooperate with
them in supporting the nominees of the party,
are invited to choose two delegates from each
Congressional district four at large from each
State two from each Territory, and two from the
District of Columbia to represent them in the
convention.
J. d. CAMERON Chairman.
THOMAS B. KEoGH, Secretary.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-02-11

One of the most fascinating stories ever issued.
Elegantly bound in blue and gold. Send n your
first edition. Price $1.50. All orders to be ad-
dressed to authoress So Haston street, Toledo,
Ohio.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-02-11
THE Graf

is arranged without cross bar, and so construc-
ted that the centre can be drawn out leaving
free opening for ashes and clinkers to fall into
the ash pan.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-02-11

and has been used by us for four years The
lower illumination is between the two fire-pots,
and is at all times as bright as the upper ilfum-
nation, and at the same time the ashes and
clinkers are not exposed to view as in all other
stoves which have the lower illumination op-
posite the CRATE. At least 10 per cent of the fuel
is saved by the use of the Donble Fire-Pot the
heat radiating from between the two Fire-Pots
instead of through cast-ron fire-pot as in other
stoves.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-02-11
The Lower Fire-POt

can be shaken and ashes cleaned from front
mica lights without opening the doors, thereby
making the Gold Coin the cleanest working stove
n the market.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-02-11

The descending fues pass along ash-pot sides
and into the base, giving the stove unusually
large amount of radating surface.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-02-11
Short Horn Cattle.

WATERFOWL, Wis, Nov. LIST, 1879. 4m3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON Wednesday. Ang. 4, 1880.
The weather to-day is finer aud more settled.
A Dublin dispatch TO The Pal NAL Gasene says the
harvest still promises well In every county.
Twenty four hundred cotton operatives at Rochdale
have been locked out IN consequence Of the refusal Of
the TO comply with the demand Of the weavers
for al increase or wages
Mr.. Alexander W. Hall liberal Conservative, who
was elected member Ofhe House Of Commons for oxford
City In May last defeating Sir william
by a vote OF ,735 to 6sl, has been uuse1ted peb
tion.
Edward Trickett. the Australian Champion sculler.
who is matched against lward Ianlan the Canadian.
for contest to of November -, had short spin
Thames sandy, bur he Will no; begin his real
work until some eight weeks before the day Of thu
match.
A Berlin dispatch to The Times says; Negotiations
between the Russian Government aud the Marquis
Tseng the Chinese Ambassador. have been opened and
the Russian press express hopes that they w be
cessul. The Bercg OF II. Petersburg. says II believes
that peace Will be maintained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05
TELEGR.fPUIC NOTES.

DAvITT LECTURES AT SCRANTON.
ScIANIoY. Aug; i:-Dayitt; the Irish land qnes'
BosToN's TAXABLE PROPERTY.
B%sT%S Amg 4rSs 1 yaSsSn sy d ae city as
BIsHoP.ELECr wATrERsoN.
CoLUMBrs, ONO. Aug 4.-ihe Rev. Jahn A:
Waterson saoeleci o; the Diocese oil Columbus arrived
IRON WORKERS IN SECRET SESSION.
o iron and steel eH Worker. de hs
that ali proceedings should be secret
SUICIDE BY POISON.
tered his name L. ". Moore Baaaio committed suicide
Perry House Newport last vcnng dyna Of poison
MURDER AND SUICIDE
san FRANCISCO, Aug 1:-James Cahill, Assayer,
today fired shot Of Mrs n. >hene and then shoS
himself through Tho heal Dennis Hayes was sbo dead W
AMURDERER ESCAPES
SALT LAKE. Utah, Aug 4.-Benjamin rasker. con-
ycted murder in the first degree has escaped from prison
Welcome and Em%erson the murdcrers Of young Turner.
CLINTON MoNTAGuE's MURDERERs
CIyGISSA Aug IA pses to Ihs ne, inc
ing charged thst chntoa MONTAGUE wa. killed last Nondsv
who IS large"
CHIcAGos VITAL STATISTICS
. saa f5 81 ss @Ss
POSTMASTER FoRBEss DEFICIENCY.
RICHMOND. Va, Aug. 4.-lhc suretles Of Post.
ss5 r0sss o ss met 70
the sSsence c the bOndsusn settlement we
INGENIOUS ESCAPE FROM JAIL
ADRIAN Mich, Aug Am ingenious jail delivery
was efocted last night Two horse thieves sot and
er made the window casing and heated the
Homework Of the window broke out and dug away the paf
aud % effected their escape.
SMALL Pox DECREASING IN CAMDEN
PuuADkIpuIA Auy. 4-Pnvsicans having care
n, csses in camden assert that the disease
the dechne Although sufficient cause for serious bas
ex,sted they declare that the number OF cases has beeo
grestly oys.estimAtcd BY aaitnists
LEoruREs AT DARTMOUTH.
HANOVER. n. H., Aug. 4.-ihe eighty fourth an,
az medical lectures Dartmouth Cole opened
~. srsrnoon Win Introductory lecture Professor I.
- frow at Nsnohoste Paul Mundi. OF New.fork City,
Ia ia been appointed Professor Of obstsirics
sHoT DOWN AS A THIEF.
CuAxBgRsBURG. Penn. Aug. i.-Great excite.
80, caused here Mondav bv the nndug Of the boiy
tIoh.rt Aisoo resident. Ia the cornneld OF Chf1suan
Stsnaer wetodo farmer. Allison had beea shot through
the back stauei thought hs was stealing corn s"' sos
bin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05
THE COMPENSATION BILL.
COMMENTS OF THE PREss-MR. PARNELL TO ASK A
QUESTION.

QUESTION.
LONDON wednesday, Aug. 4. 1850.
The vote by which the " Compensation for
Disturbance IN IRELAND" bill defeated m The House
OF Lords not reached uutl halfpast o'clock this
morning. The galleries densely crowded. as they
also on Monday night. The announcement OF the
immense majority against the bill greeted with
loud cheers Earl Cairns COnserYayel spoke for nearly
three hours against the BILL The Times says he praeti
cay disposed of every argument adduced by It's sup.
porters and that thoro Ighy destructive speech
bas not often been delivered in Parliament
The Times in leading editorial. also says that it hopes
" the common sense of Hshmen. even though come OF
them fec disappointment at the result VIII teaoh
them to see tnaL no other issue was possible"
The FdH NAL Gazette, in leading editorial article
this evening,
''We snail have to wait long before the House Of
Lords will have to consider whether the dIsad-
OF passing the bill not out weighed hun
dred fold by the dangers OF rejecting IT,"
In the House or Commons tOmOirOw Mr.. Parnell VIII
ask Mr.. Forster, the Chief Secretary for Ireland,
whether III view Of the rejection OF the Compensation
bllt. be proposes employ the cOusabuary aud mill.
ary forces the Queen tor the purpose OF assisting ID
eviction OF tenants who can be proved TO be unable 10
pay their rents, to the recent distress IN Ireand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05
THE AFGHAN VICTORY.
GENERAL BURROWS BLiMEp-THE EVACUATION

GENERAL BURROWS BLAMED-THE EVACUATION or
C8BCL.
LONDON. wednesday, Aug 4. 1880.
Of fifty-three officers Of General BurrOws's
force twenty killed missing, eight
wounded ana escaped and twelve have arrived Cam
dahar unhur This leaves twelve unacc0unted for. and
II may therefore be presumed that THOUGH nomnaly at
tached to General Burrows's brigade they did not
company him.
The Bombay correspondent OF The Standard tcle-
graphs that the retirement o British forces from Ca
bul will follow the departure OF General Roberts with
his command for Candahar.
The Times this says There Is IN dis
gui>lng the fac, that he disaster to General Bdrrowss
force very lamentable affair." Firstly, General
Burrows was guilty OF an error OF JudgmeutcODsder-
ing the weakness Of his iOrcein abandoning his defen.
sve position. Secondly he appears to have accepted
battle in parallel oder and uot TO have attempted any
manmuyrlug. THirClr II ~ evident the Bombay sepOys
were of uch inferior Dnysque that they could stand
up 10 the st9lwart GhaZs, who bore down on them
sword In hand Giving way To sudden ranc, they mob
bed the veteran GGth Regiment and caused almost tho
total aUnnlaOn tha fine corps. The cavalry do not
seem TO have cooDeTateI with much effect. The suffer-
ings OF the tro ps tier unintcrup ght OF forty
miles must have been terrible for the present
the hottest time OF the there, aud they had been
fighting and marching without food Or water. twenty
four hours"
The British troop ship Orontes has left Portsmouth for
India with 1000 men,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05
THE FRENCH ELECTIONS.
PARIS, Wednesds

FAKIo, " tuItaudy, AUB. a, IcsV
One hundred and two amnestied COmmu-
nists arrived here from Brest yesterday. hundred
policemen at the railway station, but scarcely $50
persons had assembled TO greet them. Henri Roche
ford present Twenty -four other CommI nists
rived here later iu the day.
lie Temps, summing up the result OF the elections,
says that II the Bonapartists were ANONYMOUSLY de-
feated the Clercas treated even The dss
tinguishDg character OF the elections anti Clerical.
The attempt TO move tie constituencies by represent
ing the religious decrees attack liberty sig-
nalIy failed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05
COMMERCE OF MANITOBA.

WINNIPEG, Man., Aug. 4.-Goods to the value
of $346 602 were imported from the eastern proynces
of the dominion during the month Of July. For the
same month last year they amounted Ia value 10
1924 927 The first installment II English navyes. for
works the Canada Pacific Railroad, forty num-
Der, have arrived here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05
NEW-YORK, THURSDAY, AUGUST D. ISoO.

Of light artillery a club of $50 Boys In
Buo, a company of horsemen. and po-
neer corps Altogether, there will be about
300 uniformed men from that district
under the command of Alderman JacObus. The
With and XXlst Districts were also likely to make
q very good display.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
IN FOREIGN LANDS.
MR. GLADSTONE IN BETTER HEALTH.

At haf-past o'clock this morning Mr.. Gladstone
was Informed of the result of the debate ON the
Compensation for Disturbance bill in the House OF
Lords last night
At $50 a IN. Sir William Jenner and Dr. Clark
had just seen Mr.. Gladstone; their bulletin at that
hour. says: 60 The patient passed good night; the
lung-cOngestion has ceased and be is free from
fever" DIR. Clark Will visit the patient at / o'clock
and again this evening. Sir William Jenner will
not visit him again.
At half-past O'Clock this afternoon Mr. Gladstone
had maintained his Improvement but since tie SUBJ
sidence OF his fever he is very weak.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24
TIE ErRopEAN sQUADRON.

WAsHINGToN, Aug. 23.-Rrar- Admiral How
ell commanding the Unitod states naval force on inc
European station, reports to the Secretary Of the Navy
under date OF Graye~end. August :, ms follows;
The Trenton st at tins port. ana purpose 20 re
main here "A few dave more before sailing f0r uth-
ampton II s. MY purpO.c TO return 10 the N"U" iia-
rran the latter pirt of thi~ m0nih. TIE wyoming rHt
for & braltar Oh August g. after exchanging men WIN
The Saratoga, a. directed. lie wyoming VIII remain
on the co 4st o. Italy until my arrival IN tie Hticiil-
pm ul'c,s some circumstance rs yet Unforeseen
should demand hcr service, Srwhcre Inc Z IheptdR
sailed from Hamburg July 81, ana touching Al INK
avcu arrived ~ southampton on,Au-Hs . me NJ .
sailed from CoustlnfluOptc on July -. arriving az
SMYRNA on july 81 Commander Sclooun1h .r Reports
tra ne could hear nothing IN the East OF 'raca 'ts'
sci mentioned III some of papers here k0DbcIcs on
-hor- were common. The Nip-ic Lett smyrna on JuF
% arriving az Athens on July ~ lLe hC1llh OF tue
egu rpn a pNcrliput.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24
woRKING F0R Garfield AND ARrA UR.
EXTRACTS FROM BUSINESS LETTERS.

EXTRACTS PROM BUSINESS LETTERS.
The Rev G. Whlttlesey, Berlin, Conn, Ienews
his bscrplion The DAILY TRTBUNEand says have
taken The TRIBUNE nearly forty years and now in
my eighty third year. wish 10 General Garfield
elected. and viii help 70 do IT,"
Mr. Kingsley. OF X tlanazOo Mich, writes: what IS
needed than aught else 10 make OF the
pending election disr button Of such papers The
NEW YORK THIBUSE among the voters. It does ten
times tine good That the circulation Of ordinary political
documents does"
Wellington Harlan Harrodsburg. Ky, sends club for
THE TRIBUNE. and The best service that can be
done The Republican party this campaign circulate
TIE TRIBUNE. / have been reader OF II tor thirty
years. ana therefore know wat nm talking about"
A gentleman writing THE TRIBUNE on bushes IS. from
Corinth. VT, says: zone OF our principal business
men, who is at he head 81 tho copper mining uicrcs 81 In
this County, and who's. father employ nearly LOCO
hands. having been lifelong Democrat. now most
enthusiastic tor Garfield ana Arthur. He breads the
free trade theories OF tie Democracy"
T. u Dvsart, Upton. Penn, writes: "There ia no
soldier yOfc for Hancock ~ this place"
:. Wilson Cheney. OF Otseg0 County, N Y, writes
We organized Il Garfield and Arthur Club here to
night with 'mberstip II n ~ YOrere. and will very
laree.y increase tbs numGer when the farmers get
through tnr,i hOpplCAng aud othor work WHOM now
kecp- them 40 Il Eycryt hlng looks well hero and
we shall poll a large publican vote"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24
MIL ORULRS.

WAsmNGTON, Aug. 23.-Commander J. c.
Watson has been ordered duty assistant to the In
spector OF The Kiln Lighthouse District and to relieve
the present ocer il charge OF that district tie 1st
OF October. Md,hlpmen George VI. OrmsOy and Naon-
tine :. Nelson have been ordered the Galena. Com
mander Allen ID. Brown, Lieutenant William II. Bechler
and Ensign Tcncyck d. W. Yeeder have been ordered
further instruction IN torpedo service. Passed Assist
anSurgeon Theodore C. Hoyl has been ordered to duty
the Naval Hospital, Mare. Island, California; and
Passed AsslEant-SurgCOn L. &. Dale 10 special duty
the Bureau OF Medicine and Surgery. Commander j. ~
Miller has been detached rom duty Inspector OF che
Kiln Lighthouse Diilc and drcc ed 10 SETTLE accounts
aud orders. SccOnd-LleuCuaut ). j. Logan, the
United states Marine Corps, mas been granted one
month leave OF abs cnce rom tho 23i instant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24
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THE COURIS.
DECISINNS-AIrG. %

Supreme Coart-ChGmberS-BY Judge Beach
BOwery savings BenE agt Tucrs otal.-Motion dcred.
Moorr.-NoOn denied. Schi.Iux schiilng-
The proofs Insufficient Coolidge COoudgo-I IL
Impossible 10 decide the r0yrrrd qu' ms ~ ro
ordered Ia the matter 81 10 memorandum,
already pad there sh'u DO adfiiOnal allow
Tonnelo AIT. kOlh Notion relaxation denied
COAih9 aIt. haYauach Motion granted. Loo kWOoI
Lockwood Levine agt Levine; LeGTaw lie Graw De.
signed Neimenlo ast NeTmeno aud others Pointer
Scha lcr Pcmb AL. -cha rI Bonnet
Granted SERVER AT. Mining News Pub i-'ng Company
and another thlk the rcei ei should boo granted
MOTION but await result o. trial. hcro being ear ir OF
of insolvency.
SDecict Judge Worst Potter trustee ,fc
h, :nb.h am oher-.-ln TINS nn. p
Iuagm at rci.lcd To an tao St1!dard lr
Key et al order approved and slgurd atOdGaTI icy
e. dDfd'f dcnyiug notion 90 dismiss, etc set I'd and
1rloy "c Rector. etc. the Church OF tic
Hoy Malt r--Jutrmrut signed
common Pi,ds-f hdmbtTN--BV Judge Van Brunt 49,
Coohrnue, J .rt beilcn -AWdica far csnce
judgment Gautoi Dow ing aXt cullen. Motion
SO Of l IA g. abide The event In the the
as-.-uIarnt u 20 Hrt.dIm In ths matter Or
Gideon. Bona approved. knuwr- lst Nnilop
drn.I VITA +lt 10 abide TIE ma Moore act
GRAY .tcrle iliyt ~ the 'sng OF npu.os % creditor
dclr,vc Mile ia .lrscu fu.lou granted Oh
Inaites o. Agar In Ito matter 81 ClyUa2A-Appi.a oa
granted
iiarlpc Court Chdmber3 -- iiy judge Sinnotf.-
LEROY Az BuiCnrr H. Iic fhy
Fish Manu-. fr.ber art -chai - cass
COnaty at Broker Ic,kham az. Hogan. ChutchI ngt
Rldlcr, ho'oT aet tho Now-Yp,- Cenua and Hudson
Lifcf RAILROAD Company: Murphy ag same; C0nlrv AL
same Marin at Same Haetl agI. .anc McloueAiu s.f
Same. Bacd agr ONcIj Dossy agL so.omon.-OIdsrs
granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24
MONDE OF TIE CANVASS.

A cOlored Garfield and Arthur Campaign
Cub has been formed Ii Ioukers. Fiiy-two members
the roll. Tho following oic ITS were elected
ia'' week: President. Henry Ir"y. yice-president,
H. Jones; treasurer. SlWacl Just.
The Garfield and Arthur Club Of the XVIII
Assembly District met last MINT at No So West thirty
Gijh-sL John Enine.r il the president Many new
members enro led aid the club IS evidently com
po.ed Of earnest and determined workers Colonel
george W. Wilson, formerly oi Georgia. addressed tie
of the ua,-n. he was followed by j. T. Fischer,
who dwell uDon the tarf
The WITH District Garfield Guards of Mount
Vernon we're organized fcw cg!niugs ago with FrcdcF-
lex captain, John Robinson FIRST lieutenant.
aud T. Oakley r.. second lieutenant sxy-onc Young
The evening signed he roll ~ members OF
the cub. o. these twenty Wi!ic1s IN IT. h,t NClcE LOT
Garfield and Ar .hur at tae approaching Presidential
election.
The Republicans of Mount Kisco have or
g'nizcd . Garfield and Arthur Campaign Club with the
following officers: President james oil vcepres-
idcni f. NJ Carpenter -. II. Teller. Charles W. Good
win Dr L. +. Pcton. \. : Banks u. +. Gorham, A. c.
Banks. Frank c. Miller Geofgr ark william T. smith,
ton, Henry c. Hcrick. James fish, JONES McCaul'
George kenyon nd = G. hoaf; eIctars; a. >; AZ
ans, George W. Muord. Cna les W. FISH and CHARLES "
Scare-; treasurer, George ". Damn.
One of the Young Mems Garfield and Ar
thur Campaign Cabs oi this city held It's first public
meeting last eyenng at its headquarters, No. West
iyclehtn-sr The club was organized Immediately
after the nominations a Chicago, and has now Ninety
active members. T. L. Seymour Is the president
and Isaac c. ToIsJn the secretary. Many new
names were added the mcmDc snip roll last evening,
afttT which +. y. Scn0onm7ker WAS Introduced a. the
speaker the He discussed the issues OF the
canvass.
The German Veteran Republican Associa
ton XVIII Assembly District organized for the
campaign last evening At Nob0i East ywelfth-st By
eectihg Jonn Al;hof president and Henry H. Brown
secretary Speeches were made b. john H.
BRADY, Robert B. Boyd and Thomas ". Robert
son, after which two eOpanies OF B0ys in Bue
were formed. composed entirely OF German vetorars ~
the Rebellion, many Of whom served IN the Second
Corps Company f. elected captain. General Louis
Brcsslo: trst-licutenaut. August Muugaser; second
lieutenant. David Enscl. Company elected Henry H.
BIOwn, captain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24

held In the street In front OF the headquarters
A meeting OF tie Garfield and Arthur Campaign Cluh'
Of the XVIth Assembly District was held last evening
at the Church In Fiftietlst near Eghihaye.
There was large and enthusiastic attend
anre which filed the buildng to its utmost capaclly
John McClave the president OF the club. occupied tbe
CHAIR and before In reducing the speakers OF ne even
ing Professor John Hunt and w NJ Chail-
der, made few remarks commenting tht
progress of the campaign WORK III NV
district ard tho necessity OF earnest work during we
coming months The nominations OF tbe parry ~ VIE
cage he said. had aroused the Republicans OF the CITY
do their utmost. and never before hho tuc
district shown itself wide awake 10 the IN,
pOrtance of the which the coming contest Wouiu
decide The speakers held attention Of their audi
spite Of the oppressive heat Tor fuy TWO hours
and many OF the important issues IN The campaign
were fuy discussed Alter the speaking was over
regular business meeting OF the club was beid ana re-
norris from the yarOus committees presented IN"
Canp,icn Cub. shown by the roll numbers
over o5O mpmbers. and a large
Der Of proposals for meub rship was hahuc"
IN last evening company of Boys Blue Is also IN
process OF organization. The Lincoln Cub. whose
rooms ere In EiChth-aVe.. near FortynnhSi has Of
Tered give the Campaign cub the use Of teir rooms
during the Fa. II Is probable that this ofcr VIII De
accepted ana Gat1ed and Arthur banner VIII soon be
raj