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TILE CRISIS AT HAND.
THE sKlRMlsH NEAR KAssAsslN.
Arab rssha Forcing the fIghtluy Upon tho
EaElhL-A Decisive hattie Near at Hand.
The Turkish Troops Preparing 10
Leave for the Seat or War.

kAssA@lS, September The Egyptian
los IN the outpost affair yesterday was
heavy considering the brief duration oitle
skrmish. This was by far tho most deter
mined demonstration made by tic enemy
since the battle at KaSassin, ind Indicates
4 near approach OF Il decisive conflict. All
or calvary with Generals Lowe and VII
kinson are now here. ~
lsMAlLIA, September 1.-THE troops at
TeLel.Mahnla arc going TO Kassassin On
Saturday, when those at NeGcli will push
forward to Tel.el.Alahula and 80 on TO the
front on Monday. All the regiments will
carry two days rations. Gen. Wolselev
will proceed to the front OH Saturday.
ALEXANDRIA,, September 7.--An. Arab
was caught ut lsamlch attempting to spike
gun. G ~.
4 correspondent Of the Meps has obtain
ed from tho mos, reliable sources the ex-
act siren 9Th OF Arabi pAslas army. The
grand total is as follows: Infantry, ii.G0O;
cavalry, lS000; guns, li3; rocket tubes, is,
Bedouins, $4,000. n'J' .
ALEXANDRIA,, September 7.-Thc mur.
derer OF the Euylishmnu. Dol,snn nrd
Richardson. was Ganv;d ,h;s mo,";,r u Iu
the native rolicr. iie WINS rnnImr,"h ,,o,y NY
Xlptirh through mo town rscor,,d % hv !"
detachment.of Envlish Iroons who iorr,I
snunre round ,l,s "nlIows IN. cor1I, mn
ed. man walked in JrGan, m,nn,r
Several hundred Enroneans witnessed ,ho
execution. Lnt fow" Ui, ;rns ""n.sS.u "ar. s. ,ne
When the,roops vera withdrawn h. hown~.
er. the Arabs cu,nr out In l,,,n, nnnhar, ;
| ,CoSsrAyTIyorir Srn,rmbn, zNnr,Inr.
hive been sent 10 SnJa T.y IN forwora IN"
tint detachment Of Turkish troo,s '',o 10
Egypt ''', i' "
I;dSsr. .xr,xouv son,.r,hor t,,
uerial civil commission % viii lnoro Loro in, nv
special steamer m Th,,sjav ior u aInx," "'
dim. {. - i ~ N''N"A' '''
Deryiscb pasha and R,tor posho ,r;,h
their sta1s. viii Start m TLmrsdo~ % i"r ,,";r TM
rendezvous in Crr,e ~ -'''iH ''s.'
paris S,n,emLsr7 Tia ,,,,o, r,,,
England. viii III. assent NJ pmsS;, 'Ias i,"',
styled A secrc, ,r,a,y viii Tnrtnv ~ ] r"i, i". ;"n
10 nm ultimate orvn,,;,a,i", @ n En.,, Hu aa;,u
vround. = ''so ''-'s'''' 80 " ''ss ~ s''''
Loypoy S.ntemhor 7-rbo T;,n,. :, =
leading ar,icia sars. Tho ao,ar,""au,;,' "o ~ !"
Concluding lh. miIi,orv caSHvsn,;n,, S. n;,i, H.
Turkey IL perSrnJaJ DO, ,i,o c,,i,n, "'., t.,
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mel that the circular, MS issued, was corr ct

mel that the circular, rs Issued, was corr ct,
and tbs Investment good one. They
placeG "their man" in the Mahoning, and
in due time. rs was, probably expected, he
died. On November first, 1881, when they
went for their money, they wero informed
that there was nothing coming to them, but
that, on the contrary, they owed the com.
pany S,i. They examined the books and
found that on June ], when the delusiye
circular was Issued. there were but half as
many members In tho "4class" us represent
cd. The defense claimed that the books
In November only showed the number
who had paid assessments, and that the
discrepancy in numbers complained Of by
the prosecutors represented the number Of
members who had refused to pay assess
lnents on June !, 1881. The jury believed
the prosecutors and found llumlnel guilty.
Judge Hicks, Of York, tried the case.
Judge McPhcrson, who represented the
insurance commissioners In the proceed.
ings against the company to revoke It's
charter, declining to try it. A motion In
arrest OF judgment was made, and Hum.
mel WAS placed under $500 bail until next
month, when the motion will be heard.
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DESPERATE AFFnAY ~ MlssOURI.
Two Brothers Involved In n Quarrel and
I.. One N u ride red

ST. Louis, September IA special to the
GloCeDemocrai says: A fatal shooting atl'ray
took place at Leagerville, twenty miles east
Of here, at 4 o'clock yesterday evening, In
which Sam lsaines shot and instantly
killed his brother flanagan in Seager's
Store. flanagan went 10 the store
early In the evening, took
seat and began to read newspaper. After
while Sam rode to the back door with
shot gun in his hand, alighted, went In
and asked The clerk for piece OF tobacco.
The latter held up piece and asked Il
that would do. 1nstead OF answering,
Sam raised his gun, aud, pointing Il at his
brother, who was sitting near the front
door, said, "You have been talking about
mywife." With this he fired one barrel Of
his gun at flanagan, the contents taking
effect in his breast. The wounded man
jumped up and attempted 10 20 out, but
WIS prevented by tue contents OF the ~.
manning barrel Of his fathers iowling
piece, which took effect in his back, be-
low the shoulders, killing him instantly.
The trouble originated several months ago
over the division Of some land tile boys had
fallen heir to in Kaufman county. Each
claimed that be had been, wronged by the
other, and FROM that duy forth they threat.
ened each others livrs, and went about
armed. q few, days aso flanagan remarked
10 friend that it WASH shame to be carry.
ing gun for his brother, and he would not
do 30 any longer. The next time lie went
away from home, last evening, he left his
gun behind and met his brother az above
stated. Sam hnts gave himself up to the
officers and seemed cool over what he had
done. They were the sons Of the late Gen.
erai ltaines, who w,ls a noted Gre nbacker
OF kaufman county. They were both
young men und had lulnilies. both were
residing just over the kaufman county
liue on the land in dispute. -
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SECOND SENATORIAL. CONVENTION

SECOND SENATORIAL CONVENTION.
nostei,Icr, or weIzci, ,SomInaicd-pro.
ceehIngs of The Convention.
Special Report for the Intellireucer.
Burton, September THE Republicans
Of the Second Senatorial District held their
convention at this place to-day.
For temporary organization, S. R. Hanen,
oil Marshall county, Was called 10 the chair,
and Frank D. Young appointed Secretary.
Committees, consisting OF two from each
county composing said district, were ap.
pointed, as follows: Upon Credentials,
Rules and Order of Business, Permanent
Organization, Basis Of Represtation and RI s.
olutions. Alter m adjournment Of
twenty minutes to enable the different
committees to report, the convention was
again called to order, with Dr.. r.. w. Hall,
OF Marion. as permanent chairman, and
Frank D. Young, Of Weizel, as secretary,
and S. R. Henen, John R, Brown and Eli
Philips, as vice. presidents The different
committees then presented their respective
reports, winch were adopted, inc.ud.
ing the committee on resolutions
Nominations being next in order D. NJ.
IIostettler was put in nomination by T. +.
Jacobs, Of Weizel, who presented his
name forcibly and eloquently. Mr.. Jacobs
was followed by J.. E. Hooten, Esq, Of
Marshall, who, ut the conclusion OF nea
little speech, moved that Hostelt!er b,
nominated by acclamation, whicl
was done with a vim tia
shook the house. The "shoemaker'
Senator was then brought in. but was 8
shook up by the novelty Of bis new posi-
tion that beyond thanking the convention
in the honor conferred, and pledcin
himself II elected to work well and faith
: fully for the best interests OF all, he wa
. able 10 say but little. The followin
Senatorial Executive was then appointed
- = e.
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RELIABLE information points to a serious
Du,ra,urue, already pretty well natured,
"a npominate Judge A. F. Raymond as the
r.mOcra,ic successor to lioge and Lucas.
lrr Grafton correspondent alluded to this
prOyramme day or two since, and later
and closer information confirms his i'm.
ursssions. Sam Woods, Of Phillippi, who
tried hard Il, Martinsburg in 1880 to get on
tlle ticket in place Of Judge Greene, sees
an opening for his aspirations in this ar.
rlnpement.
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TuE,EtECrION OF AJUDGE.
For this, the First, Judicial District
Proposed Conference.

For this, the First, Judicial Dlstrict-
Proposrd Conference.
MorSlsviLLE, W. Va, September 7.-At
, conference Of the delegates appointed by
the Marshall County Republican Conven.
ton to attend 4 judicial convention for the
purpose Of nominating candidate for
Judge Of the First Judicial Circuit, Jno.
". i. Reid WAS elected Chairman and. Han.
son Criswell appointed Secretary. On
motion it WAS recommended that the Re.
publican voters OF the several counties com.
posing this Judicial Circuit send delegates
10 convention or conference to be held al
NOundsville on Wednesday, September
.Gh, lSs2, at 10 o'clock A. ~, to nominate
candidate for Judge.
JouS ". p. REID, Chairman,
Hanson CRIswELI, Secretary.
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A Hold Robbery.

PIrrsBuRGit, September IA remarka-
bly, bold robbery was committed last night
or this morning at the tannery Of James
Colliery, President Of the Pittsburgh &
Western Railroad company, on the River
avenue, Allegheny. The river office Of the
tannery was entered BY the rear window,
which was pried open. The burglars then
proceeded to blow open the safe, usine SO
large a. charge Of powder that the big safe
was blown distance OF four feet. The safe
was then ransacked and $50 in money and
about S50,0 900 worth OF mining stocks and
other securities were taken. There is no
clue whatever as 10 who the cracksmen
were, as they left nothing behind them by
which they could be traced
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MONTREAL, September Three Ameri.
cans, Wm. Mckay, Geo. Mcbride and John
II. Flanagan, well known in the States and
Canadas US accomplished cracksmen oil
most dangerous kind, broke Jail last night
and escaped. They are believed to be the
same parties who robbed the banks oil
Montreal and Hochelaga mere Of large su ms
two Years ago They are well known in
Chicago and the Western States. After
tearing the windows OF the cell they let
themselves down thirty feet by ropes made
OF bed clothes and subsequently scaled the
wall, fifteen feet high.
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FRAUDULENT INSURANCE,
The Secretary OF n "Dcnth-RatiIe" Con,
pnny Convicted OF False Pretcnce.

The Secretary OF n '.Denth-Ratile',C Com.
panJ Convicted OF False Pretcnce.
& HARRlsnuRo, Pa, September THE first
criminal case in graveyard" insurance an.
nails came to termination to-day in the
conviction lfor obtaining money under
false pretences) Of |. r. Hummel, Stcre.
tary Of the notorious Mahoning Insurance
Company Of selinsgrove, Snyder county,
which Is now in the hands OF a receiver.
1t seems that the company issued a circular
in June, 1881, giving the number Of mem.
bers in class Z, known as the "0ld Peo.
pies" class. The list was o pretty one
and ]. Fitting, I. NJ. Morley an d
W.. II. Palmer, the prosecutors
were taken with the idea OF insuriug theil
subject in the AIahoning. They visited
Selinsgroyeiand were informed by Hum
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LONDON, September IA Paris cores.
pondent OF the Times received communi.
eating stating Roderiques, CASTILLO, and
Jos. Maceo, three Cuban leaders, lately
succeeded in escaping from prison Mt
Cadiz and took refugee at Tavgiere. Thence
they proceeded to Gibraltar with view 10
going to America. The British police,
however, Notwithstanding their protesta-
tions handed them over 10 the Spanish au.
thorities. Two were returned to prison at
Cadiz, but Maceo was sent to the galleys at
Ceuta. His friends are greatly alarmed
concerning his fate.
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CHICAGO, September THE Dakota
Territory Republican Congressional Con.
yentlon me, ut Grand Forks yesterday. W.
!, Ball, Of Fargo, was chosen Temporary
Chairman, and Committee on Credentials
APPOINTED. The Convention adjourned to
I'p and on re-assembling adjourned until
socIock, when the committee not being
ready to report the Convention adjourned
Until to-day. -.--l.. ...-- --..E..
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CHICAGO, September IA Dodge City,
Kansas, special says small bands Of
Cheyenne and Arapahoes are securing the
country, killing cattle and committing de-
predations- One ranch WIS attacked, but
nobody killed. Freighters and cattle men
have become intimidated, and the COW.
boys are arming to protect the cattle. The
citizens Of Dodge City have called on Gov.
II John for protection.
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a Hired As.n~.in ESpo.lnE His En,.

LOUISVILLE, September 7.-Wm. Aiken
and his son Felix have been arrested in
franklin, Ky, for conspiracy to murder
Circuit Clerk Wade and his two sons. a
man named Wright had been engaged to
kill the three men at 500 4 head. Wright
was paid half the money, and stationed
himself near the town to asSassinate the
Waaes. He weakened and exposed the
scheme, showing Aiken's gun loaded with
bnckshot and the money paid him. i.
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DUBLIN, September lord Spencer TO.
day ordered the release OF the following
suspects The two Whelans, at whose
house, in Brabazoon street, the large
seizure OF arms was made; kavanagh, who
WAS suspected OF attempted murder in con.
nection with the same affair; Nicola, who
WAS arrested for participation in; Bailey,
an informer, and Doyle, Davis and keagh
implicated in the Seville Place murder.
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BosToS, September IA large amount
of silver ware and other articles were
stolen from the Ocean house at Swamp.
scott during the fire last night. The color.
ed waiter ut the hotel rescued two young
children, who were sleeping IN one Of the
rooms. After the fire wills under good head.
way there was 4 loud explosion Of gas, but
no one was injured. The Blaney cottage
was set on fire in four places and there
were evidences in the lower portion show.
ing that previous attempts had been made
70 fire the cottage. .Il-- =
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Too Tough.

Own, MIcH, September 7.-Great e1-
element in this country prevails over the
peculiar. predicament Of man here who,
disgusted with the rain which was rotting
his wheat, seized. "a large butcher, knife,
and, rushing into his field, said he wished
he could catch God and cut his throat for
sending so much rain. No sooner had he
uttered these blasphemous words than he
stood rooted 10 the spot, from which he has
not'since moved. The people Of the COM
munity are praying for his delivery, but as
vet without avail. - -
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Conlns for DcI.onv aud Companions.

WASHINGTON, September u Surgeon
GeneralWales has teen advised that the
metallic burial caskets intended for the use
OF Lieutenant Commander DcLong and
his companions, will tomorrow be placed
on board the Olraxto, which sails from
New York Saturday. 1t is expected their
remains will arrive in this country about
the middle OF December.
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nAs'oS' Pa, September IA freight
VAN and a shifting engine collided at Del.
ware station. Both engines and several
"ih 1 we're wrecked. Celee Montee, the
r;'I;n Sas. satchman on the road, who was
in,a"se ins On The engine, was jammed head:
crisp. '"' N'''ooA Anu @pufneu @ "
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The Florida Republicans.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, September IA
o''nry special says: At the Republican
convention the resolutions endorsing Nc
A'anon, Independent, for Congress. was
70 SoI acted upon. Edward +. Skinner, OF
senSsacoia, WAS nominated. Another Con.
,en.iOn wa was held in which eight counties
Se,s Se's represented and unanimously en-.
"''sN Mcklnuon, r.fts4 Sos
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GreenbacI Labor state Convention.

LINCOLN, NEBRASKA, September THE
s'Hnback Labor Convention, yesterday,
hlonly fifty delegates. Col. Pane, Chair
ain, addressed them on the necessity OF
@ntrOlling the corporation power. After
Sule discussion it was resolved to meet in
Joint State Convention on the eth Of Sep
timber, at Hastings, with the Farmers
Alliance and the anti-Monopoly organiza-
ton. The State ticket will be there nomi.
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I.nIEreiiOw N eimorinI

LONDON, September 7.-Profs Tindall
and Blackie, Fir Noel Patton, President Of
the Royal Academy Of Scotland, Alessrs.
Westland, Marston and Edwin Arnold,
poets, and Thomas Burt, NJ. T., have added
their names 10 the Longfellow memorial
suhscripiion. - Z
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MADRID, September IA box received
from Barcelona by Senior Comach, Minis.
ter OF Finance, Sunday last, contained four
bottles OF nitro. glycerine. y
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LONDON, September Returns issued
by the Board Of Trade show that during
the month just passed British imports in
creased, compared with that Of the sa,ie
month in last year, by c424O0O while the
exports for the mouth increased S37S, 600
as compared with the corresponding month
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4 $4,000 Rnce.

ALEXANDRA, BAY, n. Y, September -
Arrangements have been consummated for
three mile race next week been Courtney,
Riley, Ten Eyck and Elliott for $1,000,
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FEw. H. 0xrouY, Esq, formerly Of this
.;,y now Of Erie, Pa, writes us that that
,I,cs /. getting to be quite summer re.
q. # has been a success in that way
n. seasOl.
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DrnLlS, September Ten persons who
were arrested ior completely in the murder
Of the Joyce family near Cong, recently,
have been committed for trial before n
special commission here.
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."icAeo, September 7.-About dozen
.'s " IN all have been instituted here by
" %e shorts in July wheat for the purpose
h. h. N:iplnr the payment Of the price fixed
~ :! .ne Arbitration Committee for settle
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'ae Marquis OF I.oru, I'm Route for san

,,, ,n,''''Aco' September 7.-At o o'clock
Is morning tlestarquis Of I.orne, Princess
Eo.a Euise and their snits left Chicago via the
Nm rn lsland road, by special train, for
a Francisco and British Columbia.
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9,'cAGo, September 7.-Kate Corbin,
1N years, jumped from the fourth
r~,! mo: o. building on Michigan street this
aOa,n'hH. ana to escape from fire in her room
aau Received fatal injuries, o.,
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MAnRIp, September 7.-An official dis.
patch from Manila states that seventy.four
natives and one European died there yes.
terlay from cholera.
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u uryDnED sheep were shipped from
r.hiuy,on, Pa, to San Antonio, Texas, by
,;ele ( l,ro., on Wednesday.
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A. J. Stone, OF Marion; II. s. Whiis,
o! Marshall; aud John A. lIoge,
Of Wetzel. Tho convention ordered
the proceedings thereof published In all OF
the district Republican papers and In tho
Wheeling ISTELLlGEScEH. After rendering
n vote ol thanks to the Board Of Education
for the use Of the school house, the conven.
tion adjourned with three cheers for Gof,
Mason, Loomis and lIostettler. 'aIt,
llostettler has every prospect In the
world Of being elected by a majority sui.
ticiently conclusive 10 prevent his being
counted out .as Furhee was two years ago.
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yul, are quoted scarce and firm" at
Il n Chicago. .sN. ,ty NJ
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rvr (irvenbackes Of the Third Congress.
,,,l ,,i.,ric, will hold nominating con.
..,,;on AT Charleston tomorrow. t,
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TOWNSEND Is to speak at Frceport, Ohio,
,,morrOx. lie is the Republican candi-
a., ior Secretary Of State OF Ohio.
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Turr warm September days count for
Aeedrn. n
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DRUGGISTS.
Errors in Drinking and Eating,

AT this season. more than my other, a.e ant to
give tn,uole. An excellent corrective and proven.
PURE EsS JAMAICA GINGER.
Prepared and sOld by =
: ~ ~ ,.a LOGAN L co. ;.
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Che q'tteuiafltesr:

=, lo., 4. and "a fouriernih Ktrret.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-16

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w both job and newspaper work, steady
employment, In a Mississippi river town.
Must be sober and reliable Apply at GLOBE
counting room. 225-Sf
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. P. G. Schultz, of Fargo, is in town.
Messrs. Frank Fairchild and Thomas Smith,
of Morrow, Ohio, are visiting in the city.
Col. Hutchins and Capt. Grissell, of the
English army, arrived yesterday and pat up
at the Metropolitan.
Chief of Police Weber, who has been at
Richmond, Va, In attendance on the meeting
of the Druids, returned to st. Paul yesterday.
James Flanagan, an old resident of ST.
Paul, but now Of Winnipeg, arrived in St.
Paul last evening, to attend the funeral of his
father.
Mr.. A. N. Wood, of the firm of Wood,
Tabor & Morse, manufacturers of agricul-
tural steam engines at Cation, n Y, is stop
ping at the Merchants hotel.
Mr.. c. S. Torkelson, secretary of the Fargo
Agricultural and Trotting assoclatio n, is in
the city looking after the Fargo exhibit at
the Minneapolis fair. He says the Farg o
fair will commence September Is and continue
till the 23d. The promoters of the enterprise
who live in Minneapolis intend making fine
display at Fargo after their own fair is con-
cluded.
Prof. King, oil Washington city, d. c., so
pleased the members of the First Baptist
church by his performances on the organ that
they determined he should not leave st. Paul.
So they subscribed guarantee fund and in
duced Prof. King to sign contract for one
year, dating from September /. Prof. King is
one of the leading organists of the East, and
the First Baptist church people are elated over
their success in securing such fine musician.