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KaIakaaa'sO Outfit.

Omaha, II. = King Kalakua's
chamberlain, Col. G. II. Judd, who.
with his party passed through
Omaha yesterday homeward bound
from Europe, has, as we learned
from some of his acquaintance here,
purchased in Europe some of the
necessary insignia of royalty "a
crown, a gceptre and robes fer Kaia-
kaaa. The robes andsroYal diadem
will be used at the coming corona
ton of the King and Queen. They
are modelled after those of Russia.
The crown TO be worn by the King is
larger than that to be worn by his
consort. They are each oval and
ernamented with cross at the apex
brilliantly studded with diamond
rim encircling the head, solid
gold inlaid with diamonds and
other precious gems. The Kings
sceptre is composed of solid silver,
inlaid with gold; the robes are pur-
pie with ermine border. The King
was crowned according to the Gus
toms Of his own country, but on
February 22d he viii be again
crowned in style that prevails in the
courts Of Europe. Invitations 70
attend the coronation have been
sent to the President of the United
States and to the different rulers Of
the old world. The ceremonies take
place in a new palace which is a
magnificent structure. ItWas furn-
ished by a Boston firm.
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WARRINGTON.


Washington, I'm. C. George,
Oregon, introduced a bill providing
for the sale of a piece of government
property in Upper Astoria, Clatsop
County, Oregon, acquired as site
for a custom house,
A petition was presented to Con
g1ess by Ephraim Bishop, of Gala
fornia, asking for remuneration for
the machine invented by him for
the late war for deepening rivers
and harbors. He claims 100000.
Page presented a memorial from
the state board of Regents Califor-
mia, University, asking Congress to
modify the law SO that they may
invest the funds derived from the
sales of lands in securi les and
find lower rate of interest than
8 per cent.
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Bank Robbery.

Kinsley, Ks, 11-Edwards County
Bank was entered on Saturday even
ing while the cashier was at supper
and the vault opened by working
the combination and robbed of $12,-
coo. Parties are suspected and it is
thought the money will be recoY-
cred.
Topeka, Ill. G. Ellis,of Kinsley,
Kansas, tells the following story of
the robbery there on Saturday night:
L. G. Boice, the cashier, locked
the safe and vault, and went to sup
per. G. w. Crawford, county treas
urer, has an Office in the same build
ing, and besides the cashier, is the
only one acquitted with the CON-
binatiOn Of the lock, He left at the
same time with Boice and returned
with him, and found coins scattered
round the room. Boice opened the
vault and found $4,000 miss
ing. The burglars evidently
entered through the treasurer's
Office in the rear-a panel between
the two rooms having been broken.
1t was evident the door of the safe
was unlocked, not broken, so the
burglars must have had the COM
bination. Detectives set to work,
and it is reported the money is re-
covered.
Larned, Kansas, dispatch: lntelli-
gence was received here, to-day, that
the robbery of Kingsley Bank had
been traced toathe county treasurer,
j. w. Crawford, of Edwards
County, by means of a bunch of
keys and a glove dropped at
the door of the vault. and that
Crawford has acknowledged himself
guilty, and agreed to surrender the
stolen money which seems to be hid
away somewhere out of Kinsley.
This rumor is supplemented by
many others, and is hard to deter
mine just what the facts are from
this distance. 1t is accepted as con-
elusive, however, that Crawford, in
some way, is implicated with the
robbery, if indeed he himself is not
| the robber, and that the facts will
be finally developed and the funds
| probably recovered. At present
Crawford is kept under guard at his
residence in KinSleY.
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Casualties.

Bridgeport. Ct, 11.-Bya cave in the
wall Of a well, Edward English and
his son James, of Danbury, while
they were digging, were both bur-
ried. After eleven hours work the
son was rescued. and after Gfty
hours the father was found alive,
but another cave killed him.
Londcn, Ont, 11.-Amherstburg
Crossing, on the Canada Southern
Railroad, is blocked with snow and
ice. A Train Of twenty-six cars of
cattle are held fast in the river, and
are in a deplt rable condition.
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ssurIn-Dtrd Insane.

Chicago, I1.-Severai more emf
nent physicians gave testimony to-
daY that Teresa Sturla was sane
when she shot Stiles.
Josiah A. Noonan, for many years
the most prominent poll
tician and journalist in Wisconsin,
died this morning in the insane
asylum lat MawantOsa. His unfortu.
nate business ventures and vindic-
tive lawsuits brought on insanity
Several years ago he was bes;
known in national politics as a
stauuch western friend of President
Johnson, when The latter swung
round the circle.
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The rtJeannette'.:

Washington, II. - Before the
JeGnq1ette court this morn
ing, Nindermann testified that
Collins was always treated
like a gentleman and an Off
GER so far as he knew. He then de-
scribed a little difficulty which he
(Ninderman) had with Captain De-
Long on Sept. 10Th, 1881, but said it
only amounted to his being placed
under arrest for an hour. His ex-
animation was closed and it is ex-
pected the court will be occupied
several days reading the testimony.
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What Women Should Use.

Dyspepsia, weak back, despon-
dency and other troubles caused me
fearful suffering, but Parker's Gin
ger Tonic makes me feel like a new
being. A wonderful remedy. Every
woman should use it. Mrs CARTE,
Pittsbnrg. =
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COMBINATIONS.

Washington, 1.-THE Senate. in
executive session, confirmed large
number eff nominations. including
General Pope and Colonel Macken-
zie, to be major general and briga-
der general respectively.
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THE REV. GEO. Ii. THAYER,
Of Bourbon, Ind, says: "Both my
self and wife owe our lives TO SILL
LOH'S CONSUMPTION CURE"
Sold by z. G. n. I. Drug Store. CD
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WHY WILL YOU cough when
Shil0h's Cure will give Immediate
relief. Price 1Oc., 50c. and 81. Sold
by z. c. NJ. l. Drug Store. (1D
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4 NICE Assortment of Dry Goods
Notions, etc, at
I NEEDHAM s. SPRINGER's.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-12

WARM OvERCoATs, Boys, Youths
and Mems, at THOs. w. JENNINGS.
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ICTIVE ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.
CORRESPONDENTS:

CORRESPONDENTS:
New YoRK-Importer's and Traders
National Kounteo Brothers.
CHICAeo-Commereial National Bank
SAN FRAECIsCe-First National Gok
Bank
OMAHA-Omaha National Bank.
ST. LOUIs-Ststes Saving Associations
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Gents,

Buy your Furnishing Goods
At DUNFoRD's.
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Certificates Of Deposit Issued Payable on De.
mand.
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Makes Collections Rem5tting Pro
ceedS Promptly.
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U. 3. DEPOsETARY.
DESSERT NATIONAL BANK

SALT LAKE CITY.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-04-13

81 CoMRTRoLhKa KEAzgno.--Fe pub.
hsh On or fFui pAge lros the afavI
bpro' Gassiie . very sstialAetesY Fsia.
sstiqu osiihe charges which have bear
e.aeainat ahb Ananeiai manage.
.meRt of C0mptrpllar Ksaaiag. and
take plsasnrs il directing TIE atSsn.
ten 81 Ger readers % ssans; partlcn.
larry - tie suemies o. ths honest
and slieisht oIicsF have epdeayorsd
q create ths inprssaion tbat he wa
eithsr Incompetent Or bad wilfnlly
miaapplisd ths funds 81 the State. II
sheald Be knOwn fhat an impartial
Snd SHE coennitGse Of tke Legislature.
llpssra- Esstlnes. Gresnfeld. Norris.
Jaekson. Venzsy and KirkIand con-
posea ths commlttee) have inyestiga-
Cd fhsss accusations With : thorongk-
nsss phich hsgated al idsa Of hsoEs
itiam q, eeneealmsnt and reported
that u considered Mr. Keating's
toarys uhdss the circumstances BEEF
Cor the interests cgEhe STATE. hat
eTsf csnauge there iss say ths conmis
tss. eelOnss toahaI Legislature.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-04-13


Nse'iF ssp@ ~ Rze< 80 heAuk,lHl.y 60
eHia4 axaE4 6 e. &sen6 lsw a'Ee
fnllonIax - "a a. 49,. Ns.resnnsnasu.us a
= Z 4. .n
-. 80
az9aneaesys ~
n1, ee tlIas -. Go. Coltsas D.
- 3 'rus = Annnp.
{ avs9S ars.nrgms.|ss ~ sr.snm,mw - !.
-.-...ss s .....s -,
49, - = -
uon. 1cnueh eznne Al,ssoa. s.nessr g.
eaiag Marx'a. 70 mswha - a klm.
-
- 4s*R9s q *nl&@st ~~+.sr .w.s
8. - s.lnzA9 k.a-.s@ -
: - = $3.50 SO sssans ssl.i
-. 5. ~ 4 ! = -. !.
- = ns - ~ 91Finl wAgef. y !,
Enint a rs 4 eunld - e "a hllsse r.mv.ss...s.t
ere. Aaa - - = -. - -S'ss;.
81 u. Ia 4 u 49, ssIvs 81 6nsinsss' ;@Ss@s
end aiegs - ~ &, intnfssss q - So -
eSpesnlIg a hIs cnnmar. 4 - q $3.50 -.
eS6ncs 2na enn1 bomsss s. $500. rss1 v~~S
@nfek In ~ - IL 1890. 800 -.
! u - ennIi11Ga. G. xnkka9 4 1rs'-,,5sS -
81 - 49,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-04-13


'e.sssst snaal go - 60
"a - aas'es ene ess.s1k z - -
e Afso.Nx =. s's'. ana 9sn.A.y g
s's 2 - '7.s
-.
-. :.
-. - . - - !. -. - se1s'.l'-
J. -. -. - - s-s ''0se'no1 o.ez
= 49,. 1s olax
&C. y .1a VIA sns adxles ena . co.
$50 - Ssna's: e 800 ~ = IT,
.e :. .ss $500 -. ssaesais
80 s9"A power win ne qoyeEnos
"a sne omee. z sns aease 3 =
: -
psoaolss tns eeyeknoF iEom nenlne-
tsng agsan any perapn who has been
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-04-13

Now, would IKE 70 Know n tkis & nos :
free cOuntrS And ifih0ae old SINNERS hav.
not q peEfees right % 60 60 ipwn, set dsuuk.
make hFnies o. Themselves. lmy around The
hotels ard Interrupt genlIeinrn IN thris cou-
veEsatiohs aud little gnSnea of amusemeng, and
zen send the balanes ~ The nighs slrepfns
on che GooR with tha nagFns@. wiGhom& Aain9
Interrupted aa4 .aeusaa - - Gigks S3aNktf
Bait believe that che ab0ve call isa ennasd
perpc;Fa.ed b. the Night Hawks with she L.
trmsion Of passing on their midnight ernfes
and dark d.eds upon Sc iauoreat s'3wis -
kaow that the P.esidsnt az Owl Cluh
was not IN The coanly - the time ihs call was
written, aud also know that the S.crssars
i nos D. (. Bat { do know DAT ths orr~n.
ixmaion knowu NJ siae &iwha Hnwka are cnms-
possd o. desperate mra, wha sfe draefminea
90 bgeak ~ all anch brsselses az decprum, and
- would advise tknss old sinners % kerp
their weather eye o1,en. and make arnrksf =
h.nne be ore ihe nlghtRo %. - 6 ]. 81
Oar Cd friend, CalAa;n UerherE q serx
husy nssw making prepaFnainns fnr hfs uanml
Spring "trip % RaIlifnoro u refra1f his e.
hsssssed stssek, ahd any one who hfinsa IN i
little IL the :needful W.T. he susy kinaly r.
csiEed, and their conlEihnsiona viii De- wer.
reptAble. The inaisF = very ataeniirs
n0shing gives bin more pleasure slaa wms..
ine Uu bis e1si0Hess. k1o q q -
Thowas O. Greenwell, of the mslI. n very
bnsY Putiihg his saw mill u erdeE, and ke
viii have Il In opperaiion In few daya. re
win grind whsat % any day % &c b aecrua-
uodnle cnsiouners. Aud this min kseps
grindiag 10 red The iInngrr. j ) sfsas1s
The junior says thsi s'l1tfle BemutyY has
recovered her ue.sal health, ana q iooking a
yheahlffnf and sweet as eter
/ TAsswo la. are II hosSo ana ass zs lovely
nhd pleasant NJ eser. q. Yit ITO
last sssasc A. ass.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-04-13

CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRroTs.-T The
Legislature has passed the coneres-
sional appoFtionmant bill in the clos
ing hours By very dseided setss-in
The House By ; vote Of "A 70 2. The
hrst district contains 152 600 popnla-
ton and j. composed Of Worcester.
S0msrsat. Wioomico. Dorchester, Tall
bot Qassn A1nsib. Caroline and Kent
S0unti The second district con-
tainS l40. 600 Inhabitants and i COM
posed a. Cecil. Hartford. all Of Rslti-
more sOanty except the iirss ans thirs
tenth districss. and Carroll county.
The third district i composed ofthe
first nine wards q Baltimore city. e
rsditidsd. end contains l5S. 600 inhab-
isanth Ths; fourth district comprises
the rsmaihihg wards Of Baltimore city.
except Che seventeenth and Eve ada
cent precincts. and contains about
l53. 100 inhabitants. The 9Th dis
trict comprises the seventeenth ward
and Ave adjacent districts Of Balti-
more city. The fret and thirteenth dis
tricts q Baltimore county. and the
counties. cf St. Mary q. Charles, Prince
~ u - = !.
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Mesars. Editogs .--As have heeare nd.
ihe Whipping Post, apVlAinR . haslsn1s
only, d al Outrage 10 ali decehry. No. ma,l
who e w6FIhy o. iAe nzens ~ nan desires q
whlp lsis vita. dhd 10 hushaad Aaiswneahy
81 ~ nafae 81 .hasaAnd ought 70 siand Il
silence and see bis mnrriaga con tract lramptai
upon. and no eitixrn Who 81 worthy o. 6he
name az cisfxen aueEE W stand IN sileare and
zee he dignity a his sIlnesAoii6led sSlaAs e..
sailed Dia not The geneFnl hswa Qf the ianA
prulera men q wives ID comulpn With al okhng
eifiaenk of he Ssatr, and against heir own
hashaads Is well ns agasusl the public1 IL IS
wansgal gRwaiof The land weEe s4fElEieat V peo.
ksra Iikr apA pfnprrty, asan ageinst iman. wo-
insn ngainst man nn4 san aEeipal wozRan.
how e q poa4ible that he same saInEary rawe
aE4 nos sdiEeieat 70 Frolses The elves ~ xEFy~
Land AGAINST thziE own hasAnndsf Nos dosa
bnr nnr~IlQnoref but nos 9efaDed State
isppaar 10 her siaieF States. eetEng shms The
10 pg6tewe oWf wives from tlzsaF Qwm hus-
hnsllls 2 Wkly Is q flna1 sur la@uzkefa have
ensa upna Rlle msrpiei class ameh a. mnignrs
snI snspirioR9 Bow Do she marzied peopls q
sMmryiand appear 20 the people 81 lke ogbeg
Stnies4 uo9 b e pnssit1e hat BE nfEaEinas
aiom ana advocates @f The Aus@am8ae Wh5p-
piag Pest cpnld hpassllS Isel mpFe inssFpsi Il
Other meas wives lhan gher die u Rhrir nwH
wivee. their mesleFs an4 sie.efs. ar Us rHw
hide Ian ciEer8 10 kfot& fitn eokeesr w3tts.
mothers and nste11 against th6 pnblief Il
looks snnpieiuus. indaeH, u gheY rnuss te eR-
vsispsd a ; hopeless elpad y IxaofA6rl:
OF hurainz i sgds - srrsh dIfips =. s
fgzsl wiszaan deco and tfua. - 49,
TIE wasas tkat 81 ron 1esad ups
They know not whMt gheT % +
E6w wknt dees this nei,l = ? faHiie n
wives . 40 Il fnviieg them IN "a - tkfT
psease. ID tells shem ihEg ~ a. IoNgzf b1al1
% hnnnr end pfeF tkefr Ndal&n6s. ~ u
thesn liey aee % l1nnge unizR nsy Fs1.SzinS
- fs.eir hussnn4k cnh1r reg afe rs
shnlly diyuEgsd wbasan. - ssisss ~ 4iixlz1s
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i r
ea.nenagY diseases. a8or1ing pFosnta RELIEF
ana rapid asmreas nssd "a mdnpsed 20 paIiess2 q
enT aRe ~ eitlleF EEK. Being reEs lnalmfalIia,
tlse youn@e9f eAiikIfen take e reaflIly. Tn
esalnazF gemBhes Ca1dss Gare Theanl.
100 srensanh,sns. , s.asssnsa, Clsrgynssn's
tnTrns she e@exfs of AgRm's CaKmnr Pa.
SoAak are maaiesl nn1 mnIflFnfies are an-
mn@lly preserved from RnTi@ms lltmemH AT r.
finsaiy ard fnish1nl tse. le aizonIA o kera
o ls@na i1 eNery homnehoiA 1or slaa mo.
, e; " s1osis e s,s1is9 attacks. s.
sl'sss 4 = sEl.ss fsiSsdy : e9-sriS..s'
apeihEnns and ibelpgni.s -.
4 10w prices are iilsiucemenss 20 try solns g
i 80 inany nilx&uEess O. wgFmpm, made n ehmnn
a14 inewaeftE8 tnarn4inn1s. new oenrB@.
4 M1seh. % thsT copsaig % curative qnallsisa.
n . :. S 80 = relief, ana ar9
80 te d1ntiEe and dlsap1aoiuG fks paG1ema
glseaess eh enc fhgon9 and Innes AsmanE
eeuFe ana si1eglIre lteaffnent; and a 4 san-
@sr0sin aKnMFiHaemslnR with nnknuRn ara
cap tH<41 rtne1. from the great liahfsiir siaa1
sAseAs Diseases may. wisiia 10 fr1Nad w3fk.
.eeems aeepsy sez1ed o. incslrttSIe Uas
AxKm8 EmmmmN RkcTomAa.. nssd vsss sssss@
/ consistently exnert the i,egl SesaIs.. IL = Z
sssmsi4s.l sanlse ga6nalon. e kssssa 1 Ssss
4cAnewlsailed ensa!ire poeres. hmA Is -
NMaN 81 IN eanezmi mHHnn &ninm mn& g.
I ltEse4ksnss niiew. K,niheisf fshysirssnr-
1nsN.zs - semgez tien, = pcFiiisl i - lisess
-. - zns e. g ee.l tznsn< he's
ponafT cuuarlair'lz noe aireasly beyorsl o.
1s4.Nao1 kaznan aid.
VI 90 S4~Ea1 .4s-s&4 r kMEssess eft + II =
Prepared ~ o.. !. c. Ages 4 Co.
+ Rsaeasuss 80 Ansivss~u, eaums,.a. s.
H = aDasn hfasns CT - e'se
auzn ns azx nnransrun mvxmxwmrn.
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RAr,FicArlux sor,CE.

- a~sta. $500 iIaEr1<
Janes .. Dovns samiaisirAiors aasnrs;.-
\ 80 W.
q. Alexander ClaEke's admfs. aad ofhess.
i - tstnC..yhf S--sfV gtass 1Nf 3
/ In she Great Caurt for Sc Mafv aeounty
sitting as : Court or Equisy.,l, !
h No 1Ss N. 3
NRpEnED tbis 21nA aaT ~ March, 1es7
~ that The sale made aud FrlorteAnt q
C0Inhs and James II wilson, TRUSTEES In thi
esSse. Be Faiised aad cDnGrmed, unless eams
% The cpasrnFyiR shown % o. befott tise ms
Moadag 81 April. Isaa, p.oFide.i . cops d tkis
order be pub ished IN che Ss. NaFV's REAcos
paee week for three succes.ive weeks prio'
70 lie saia 3fd Moadag UfApFn.
The scpOrt stai-sptls Iaad' sesA ior sse0o
..srs \. PRANK FoiiD. Clerk. iss
True eopy- Tesa = 49,. - - =.
=, -. - fRASE FORD Clerk. : ,
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Orphans CoaFi of 81 Masy,s Couasy, SCI.
March 20. lss2. .-,..s !.
nRDEREO By IA Court, That Geo. y.
- TenniB0n, administrator % rs &C
p SEBASTIAN TENNls0H, s.ie
late Ell S.. Masy's cpuaiy. M, dersased. give
thn noiiee required BY ksw ~ she dAtess a. 3
esedilofs % exhibit theiT eInims sad that the
same be published once week Cor six succes-
sive we+ks u tie Sc, Nary'F BEAcsn.
Tests JoaE y. AusrE, Z. I =
nssisssrsf wills for 81. liAEg 'scsaasy.
49, = 80 - ~---~stHs 81 80
NOTICE.
Tn p..ssuance az che shove order, 7 herehy.
gave nos that 3 have obtnined from fIit or
plans s,oart ef Sc. MaEyss eoanfy, ssaryiaad
letlsrs Of aAmiaisiration On sbe personal CO.
tatetof sebassian Tennim,n. late q said eonn-
~ Deceased. All perBons having elaims
agafAss he said decessed are hereby aotified
% exhihit tic aane with ahe proper vomclh D.
attacked iheeefs, - Tie snineribsrs 90 g BE-
Sore she 9Th dmy of 0ea-,. $50. thsy willoaher-
wiss ~ lac Be exeieded from tie benefi e ~
mi 4 Issate. AlI.pcrsons indebted 10 TIE De-
eease1 are sequtsEe6 % make immediafs pmg-
sneas "a The sahbsibes. 81. 3. ~ ~
81. GO. p. TEyEss0y, !.
Apriis .. lsszew. e..
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THE BEST REMEDY. !.
srOa
diseases Il lie ilraal ait Llir1...

- diseases a. the pul.
enot1aTt nfRHzle q anfe
asnl felinizIe seEnssIy Ii
inEaluahia. ArRma
CIIEnGr PEcTUaAL 81
naash = ausasesl y and ~
ofheg Pen merit E elikss
ile clio ronfifiaalea g
tie YallAie. Its SI.
eflsthc eoanbinnelesI 81
the lEletiicipsI fsTinni-
lsI&s and curative yiR-
ties - TIE nnasi dFnaa.
HGzsEastemlIy fzniam. ~
ellrh POWER IS 90 ipnufs
plae greatest foaalllia
er'enef afII r5niforna-
~ "a Eesssila. Agmxikmn
n& a. Nr.sss..N wa<r.a. - ae1
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81. masy's Beaco %
LEoxAkDTowE, ID.

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Aprsi 8. isss--sw. SD II
Daily globe., 1882-10-05
Ecening Session.

The delegates reassembled at z O'Clock
and Immediately went into secret session.
all outsiders, even reporters, being exclud-
ed. 1t was learned, however, that the
friends Of Capt Clark made proposition
that both Clark and Burke should with
draw and leave esch delegate to vote for
any other candidate of his choice. This
Mr.. Burke's friends declined, and the con-
sultation ended.
When the doors were thrown open there
was a grand rush into the court room. and
it was some time before Chairman Rice
could obtain order, but he finally succeed
ed, when James King obtained the floor
and stated that Capt. Clark's friends had
endeavored to effect compromise in the
interest of the party, and the balance of
the ticket, but without avail, and he there
fore withdrew Capt. Clark's name and
advocated the nomination of Henry
O'Gorman.
Mr.. Ropp seconded the movement amid
considerable excitement, which was finally
quelled by the chairman, and the conven-
ton proceeded to the
Daily globe., 1882-10-05
A QUESTION OF TITLE.

A Suit to Determine the Ownership of a
Part of the Palmer House Site in Chi
cago.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
CHICAGO, Oct. 4.-Judge Jameson was
engaged to-day in hearing very curious
and interesting chancery suit in which
Potter Palmer is complainant, and Jno.
Traynor and his wife Bridget Traynor, re-
spondents, and which involved part of
the land On which the Palmer house stands.
In June, 1870, Palmer entered into writ
ten contract with Traynor, the consider
alton of which was $500 cash, according
to which Traynor, within one month, if
Palmer found the title all right, should
convey by warranty deed to Palmer for
$34.5OO cash, a lot twenty feet front on
State street and about ITO feet deep. The
title was examined and found satisfactory,
the money was paid and the deed executed.
In 1875 A. b. Burley, the city comptroller,
notified Palmer that the city taxes;on that
lot for 1869 and 1870, amounting to s5O5,