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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-02

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY
~ SIS. In Probate Court Special Term, March
ii, 1884.
In the matter of the estate of Francis A. Carfveau
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Anthine
Payette, administrator of the estate of Francis A.
Cariveau deceased representing among other things
that he has fully administered said estate and pray
ing that time and place be fixed for examining and
allowing his account of administration, and for the
assignment of the residue OF said estate to heirs
1t is ordered that said account be examined, and
petition heard, by the judge Of this court Wednes
day. the 9Th day OF April, A D. 1884, ten o'clock
a. III. at the Probate Office in said county.
And it is further ordered, that notice thereof be
given to all persons interested, by publishing copy
of this order for three successive weeks prior said
day of hearing, in the DAILY GLOBE, a newspaper
printed and published at Saint Paul in said county.
BY the Court,
L. 81 VIM. B. McGRORTY,
Judge of Probate.
Attest: FRANK ROBERT, Jr., Clerk.
WILLIAM NJ CARSON, Attorney for Administrator.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY
~ SIS. In Probate Court, special term, March
20, 1884.
In the matter of the estate of Charles D. Williams
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Horrtio S.
Chapman, administrator of the estate of Charles D.
Williams deceased, representing among other things
that he has administered said estate far the
tate would extend and praying that time and place
be fixed for examining and allowing his account of
administration of said estate and that he be dischar
ed from the duties of said trust.
1t is ordered that said account be examined, and
petition heard, by the Judge of this court, Thurs
day, the oath day of April, A. D. 1884, at ten
O'Clock m, at the probate office in said county
And it is further ordered that notice thereof be
given to all persons interested, by publishing copy
of this order for three successive weeks prior to said
day of hearing, in the DAILY GLoBE, a newspaper,
printed and published at Saint Paul In said county.
BY the Court
L. ST. WM B. McGRORTY,
Judge of Probate.
Attest: FRANK ROBERT, Jr., Clerk.
WILLIS & WILLARD, Attorneys for Administrator.
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Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

Notice is hereby given, that default has been made
in the conditions of certain mortgage containing a
power of sale made by Julius Kingsley and Bergitte
Kingsley his wife, morgagors, to Harriet L. Pearce
MORTGAGE dated the first day of June, 1888, and re-
corded on the 29th day OF June, 1898. at 4:45
O'Clock p. in the Office of the Register of Deeds of
the county of Ramsey and state of Minnesota, in
Book 81 of mortgages on page 81. The real estate
affected and conveyed by said mortgage, is described
as follows, to-wit: Situate in the county OF Ramsey
and state of Minnesota ana being lot number twenty
sever CD OF block number fifteen G5) OF Smith 5
subdivision of Stinson's division ST. Paul, accord
ing to the recorded plat thereof together with all of
the Entertainments and appurtenances thereto belong
il or in anywise appertaining. Said default being
mortgage and payable December 1st, 1888. whereby
said mortgage has now become due the amount now
at the date OF this notice, due and claimed be due
ON said mortgage is the of 81 065.G0 besides $50
attorneys fees stipulated in said mortgage AND
whereas no suit or other proceeding has been had or
commenced TO recover the money any part thereof
secured by said mortgage, therefore
Notice is hereby given that on the 5th day of Nav
1884. at ~ o'clock m, at the south front door of
the county jail building, in the CITY OF ST. Paul IL
said county of Ramsey, the above described real es
tate will be sold at public yendue for cash, by the
sheriff Of said county foreclose said mortgage and
satisfy the amount due thereon with attorneys fees
and expenses of sale.
Dated March 22d, 1884.
HARRIET PEARCE. Mortgage.
W. K. CASTOR, Attorney for Mortgagee, ST. Paul,
MINI. mar22- 1w-sGt
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DRUGS.
HEtHHt I'M CORN
0lIFTIjv II CUR
DRUGS.

All kinds hard soft corns, callouses and bunions
causing no pain or soreness; dries instantly; Will
soil anything and fails effect cure. Price
25c; by mail, soc. The genuine put up in yellow
wrappers and manufactured only by Jos r. Hoffiin,
druggist and dealers in all kinds Patent Medicines
Roots, Herbs. Liquors, Paints, ellis, Varnishes,
Brushes etc. Minneapolis MINI.
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Notice. of MORTGAGE Sale.


WILLIAM DAWSON Mortgage.
WIN. 5. MOORE, Attorney for MOrtgagee.
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iIttrniC uUroi,,


CrEy..NNu,JuiE9, The Urt rum
uor.nlls r,r...Hlul electric M.lmI IN
America was .uiol Joe operation ,u
.h's rIiy to-day hy tho Ea.t cleveland
street Hallway Company, who have inst
completed ono w.IuoI rUUi Wl run ears
uu 10 today Tor Oh, first TIM, T.H Csc
pertinent IS sp successful li7t tine COM
rouN cNpcrt tu chang" tGuir entire ,ys-
tom, comprising over iWnuty miles, into
nlHrrir railroads, IH. .r.r..H uHt
q combination eft tine BrJ-u HuI the
Knight as llDullN -E7tHms Hhd .hp eur
rent was carried uu underground con,
tHH.1F, luiI ln ,N.HWIls lihn those on
% cable road. The cars tsUrrrl
and stopped and reversed With the
ErrutDsi g.tsn auI wi.uuul junt Disagree
able irrkiur nr.im, 10 horse cars.
Economy Is claimed % nc greater tNNu
that uf cable roads and the cost uI CON
-trurtiuu los, .hJd uuo-lu,ri as greet,
Any number ui cars, up lu iitycn, "Hu
uo run 10 ono tlUu uu % sin gle ,lrcu.,
and irum one machine, which is - result
not attained hy any OF the European
sFstrIuS now in operation, The ,Ucyrsy
OF the now road has made sensation I'm
both Street Railway Hud Electric rirn'..
and b. expected Goo grcHrly us,guj Jhp
Uyld of electrical development u, we'll rs
90 enhance tho Ng.Uu ui street railroad
property.
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CLru.uNE, July ~ ~purUl TH,
Democratic party Of Precinct SO, 49,
.cmblol nj the court.E0UsH to-day t.
ulcc, delegates to tho County couyon
ton to appoint delegates 20 the lIpus
ton convention, Hon, liilmun smith
was elected Permanent Chairman and
thiriy-siN dtlCgal no were elected, all Ol
whom, h. Is understood, are In favor u'
leasing the school land y-uupi three
after which Mr., Smith, candidate
,Or the LEGISLATURE, made q long spec %,
attacking the lease aud declaring % uu-
constitutional, hut denied that lr Na-
in favor 90 "irpC-grgss"
Mr., Crane, also candidate for The
Legislature, made u telling speech i'm
favor OF leasing the srhpul lands, which
was Interrupted constantly with rounds
" applause,
Mr., Douglass, ~ lin, n candidate for
tIunicr spoke opposing the lease, Mr.
Douglass Is lnNOrNblY known mere, but
hlsoiiUris fell far below the expectations
Of his friends and nc sat down without
consuming near all his time, the crowd
being almost unanimous against him,
doubtless paWll2cd his cNvrt, Mr.
Crane then closed In n .hnrt but most
pointed address, ana Il. meeting dis
pur7uI. The largo court room was
nearly N'lad uuu not moro than one
tenth nt the arLbcr Were IN favor Of
what called "fruJ grNSs.' 40 rusuH
lions w.rg offered by the friends Of the
lease, .totlso they Thought il best NOT
fN fore. chat issue into the canvass, and
lro .gu' 81. ysprs offered mono ,IGug.Ug
trpir .., because they were assured
ta,y h..a IN hopeless minority.
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POSTAL POINTS.


]
! WASHINGTON, July G.-.Special.l r.
Following are postonices established:
nm, s,r;,os Vor,tou n,rnt,.- Sno.i,I
rrnrnS Nru,tnm mics East ON Routn
9 igi.s i Gg" ,r' q n,i,as West OIds Kin
nn, n,,niw on Rnn1c a,T{6 nnI i}io Is
mio sy VS., 'Tror,"tt,'iIr ISoiIns E,st
i p"r1rni,n Goryoll rGunti.2 SnmrioI from
,I1ncshororTI,, q mics West. ON
| pnntn %iEsO 1;atosviiln. II miles South.
Slnnnt ''% S"ino Chnrn,rc rounty ON
PC,ta ANA Jnrl,snnyiIln, ~ miles
G .,U,I'h RmiIIrd n" mics NORTH!
'.n,.,.;,o |!,jiiI;,oL. Bnmto eIeg-
I,','ris fn Wihn"r, Il miles and back. ,
gmn 20 a w. lsyS ''o''' '"7'''' - '''' ~
S;maci,I sor,.icn discontinued. Wilmer,
r,nii" 'i Wn,ris Fr"no INV Al ISSi On,
r .,,',in gIS az ''' i''''' ""'' ''' va
pnSt1moSiars commissioned. BI,cl,-
sha o'r''I nIon. lr0iI,, Snri"ms Nnt"ton
G rt'0'I no. 'iI'' ayid o. ;llds. Oids. Kinney
Co' ,rcy', .Inhn r, PamraI,c, panrajiG,
! ro,,ynIj 70 Tnv.
'9 GGa ~. no' n thn st,r schedule. Ro,tn
o,,Ja ;or. ~ ,i.I ,n nirJstmn Lave
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ARCHAEOLOGICAL.


GALVESTON, July y - Information
was received in this city last night o!
the death of Geo. B. Nichols at Waullo-
sha, Wisconsin, from diabetes. Mr.
Nichols was formerly Superintendent OF
the Galveston, Houston a. Henderson,
and latterly he was Master Mechanic OF
the Gulf, Colorado d. Santa Fe railroad
He resigned his position on the Santa
Fe line but few months ago and went
to Waukesha for his health. His family
were summoned to his bedside Friday
last, leaving this city Immediately, but
death overlook the husband ere the wife
and children reached him. Mr.. Nichols
was an old and highly esteemed citizen
of Galveston, intimately connected with
the railroads in Texas for the past TWEEN
ty-five years. His death is greatly re.
GREETED.
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An Arkansas Convention.

TEXARKANA, July 90 Special. The
Miller County, Arkansas, Democratic
convention met here to-day. The fol-
lowing are the nominees: For Repre-
sentative, Jno. Roberts; ior County and
Probate Clerk, C. NJ. Harvey; Sheriff,
". II. Hamilton: Clerk, VIM. Kelly;
Treasurer, Tom Grigg; Coroner, Martin
Levy.
The Democratic convention of Pre-
cinct No. |, Bowie county, Texas, met
at Ghio's opera-hOuse at Up. m. to day.
Among other business several promi-
nont Greenhacllers were, at their re-
quest, admitted to the Democracy.
nomination of Cleveland and HonGricl;s.
Delegates to the County cOmycntior
wore instructed for d. b. CulborSou Tor
Congress and LennOX, Of DgkGib, for
state Legislature.
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PHnKsKILI, N. Y, July 25-The Sixty
ninth Irish regiment, in camp here, was
visited by Gov. Cleveland in re-
Spouse to an invitation Of Col. Cavanngh
and his men. The Governor was re-
ceived with salute of twenty-one guns
and by the regiment in line, commanded
by Col. Cavanagh.
Row. and Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher,
country residence, also visited the camp
and met Gov. Cleveland. After being
entertained by the military authorities
in the State encampment, Gov.
Cleveland and Mr.. Bcecher, with Gen.
Farnsworth, Informally visited the
Sixty-ninth regiment and accepted hos
FATALITIES of tie Colonel and the other
officers. Gov. Cleveland was repeatedly
greettd with three times three cheers,
The ciass of eighty-iiveof the Military
academy rode in from West Paint, ten
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Van znudt County Convention.

Willis PoiNT, July 81 Special. --
The County convention met to-day at
Canton. After the appointments Of com
mttccs, Hon. b. w. Brown, candidate
for Lieutenant-Governor, was invited to
address the convention. j. q. Eoarby,
Esq, followed him, and from the fire.
qucnt and loud cheering he received, the
convention was almost entirely opposed
to free grass. Resolutions were passed
endorsing the Chicago nominees, Ire
lands administration, the lease system
and the action ofthe Land Board thereon
and Hon. G. b. Kilgore for state Scna-
tor from this district, and the majority
rule; J. III. Jones for Congress, Il. J. Nc
Cord for District Judge, j. G. Buchanan
for District Attorney. lr. j. p. Blount
was nominated for Representative. The
convention opposed a further convcn-
ton .Or nominating county officers.
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Uuur.U uI Duy, I,lui rtlnuI, uud recon
u.ul thuI luu Count. convention |n
.tTuIt delegates 200 Ihu etpiu convention
u urpur' i.mi Uul,
MuluENs, lIuu, DIIu WHlluu, our
worth" and highly Du..nut Eyprus.uH
i've Toe tUH.lFHs, hNH M
charged .hu uHrug dut'rs ul
.hu ulinr with puur satisfaction
.p hi- constituency, and believing him
tu Doe the right man Zoo me rinht place
We hereby give our unanimous support
and recommend that the County nou-
Ncnlipn instruct for himi furthermore,
Resolved, Tint our worthy md cs-
,compd tuWusmun, Hon, I, \. Patton,
who i candidate for land Commits.
siuupr of The state uf Vuyus, Is hereby
unanimously endorsed hv mi, precinct,
'nd we recommend that delegates from
ihr County 10 the State convention lr
Instructed To- vote for him.
Meeting adjourned,
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From the Old to the New.

81. LOUIS, July N.-At the close of the
regular Sunday noon delivery to-day,
the old postoffice building was finally
vacated, and all officials, clerks, carriers
and other employees, marched in process
sion to the new postotlice and customs
building, at Olive and Eighth streets,
where they took up quarters,and where,
hereafter, all Government officers and
United States courts will be located and
Government business transacted.
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WACO, July -. Special. Primary
elections were held in this city aud
county to-day to nominate candidates
for county and district officers. The
only result certain tonight are the
nominations of Bnkpr for County Clerk,
nclsclv for District Clprs, Jones' for
Legislature, Foster for Fluatcr repre-
sentative, Harrison for the state Senate.
The votes cannot all DO counted until
morning.
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Hunt County Nominations.

GREENvILLE, July 26.-LSipeciah Tbs
county convention met here 10 day; al
the precincts were represented anu :
lively interest was manifested az 10 uor
and measures. The following dc,c"Hte.
we're elected to the Houston convention
j. S. Sheriff., T.. p. Alexander, j. w
Paterson, John Robinson, James After
bury, J. j. Mathews, r. II. Neyland,
Ards, \. $. Marshall, DR.. MUrdaugh
b. ID. Martin and c. II. Yoalium. The
delegates were authorized to appoint
proxies. The nomination of Cleveland
and Hendricks was ratified.
The administration Of Ireland was en-
dOrSed.
instructions were given for Ireland,
Gibbs, Lubbock, Swain, and Templcton.
John @. Ildmonds of GraySon county
was unanimously endorsed for Supcrin-
tendaut OF Public schools.
w. G. Jones of Grconville was unari
mOusly endorsed for eloctor from thi.
Congressional district; sam d. Stinson
was endorsed for State Senator.
An auti-tariif resolution was adptod
and the course Of j. II.
Jones in Congress was endorsed
and delegates to the Congressional con
vention we're instructed for him. W. c.
Jones was elected Chairman of the exec
utive committee Of this county for the
ensuing two years. No detection EN-
listed and the measures were adopted
without much opposition.
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ALvARADo, July 8.-[Special.l The
Democratic Primary convention met to-
day, and adopting the following resolu-
tons, elected delegates to the County
conventions:
Resolved, That this meeting fully en-
dorse the actions of the National Demo-
cratic party, lately assembled at Chi
cago; that we hereby pledge our hearty
and unanimous support of the same:
that the platform adopted is wise and
conservative; furthermore, be it
Resolved, That we do endorse the
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Lnmnnsaa i.ntIncn.Inn.

LAWrASNs, July ~. Special. j
grand ratification meeting was held last
night ut Hancock Springs, in this city.
Mr.. Horny ENnil, cur Chicago delegate,
delivered an Grafton, giving an account
Of his stewardship. Several thousand
people chccrcd for Cleveland and lien
lriciSs while the canon rOarcd.
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Cleveland and Hendricks.

ALBANY, N. Y. July 26.-Gov. Glove
lands time is occupied to-day with mat
;crs. routineE at the Executive Cham
Der. Among the callers, is Gen. Rose
Grams. The Committee of Notification
is expected in Albany Tuesday morn
ing. Formal notification will take place
at the Executive Mansion at $3.50 p. M.
Tuesday.
Thomas A. Hendricks Is expected in
Saratoga Tuesday, and he will be for
mally notified of his nomination, prob
ABLY, ut that place. A large number of
distinguished Democrats from all parts
of the country will be here next week.
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WNNNuNcHIG July -, Special \
convention for prociurl SO. ! wa, hold
This evening Hi the yuurt-kvUec, and del,
ggutos selected 10 the County rpuycn-
don, which meets August "a. a r,sniu.
ton was pasSodrrromwcuGing the NOM
nation oil the l,u.. uIin Welb1rn lur
Congress, and john l.. Chrck, ui Ennis,
for l'luHler from this district.
Al the candidates attended u picnic
iL tho southern part ui the county to-
day. Judge Burke WAS among the
puFr'fIg,
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FoRr WoErMJuly@', Special The
last emphatic statement ct Gov. Hub
hJr. tuIt h" will not boa candidate be.
iurr The Houston convention, Is guucr-
ally received az ,luul.
There rs u quiet movement here to
secure the defeat Of -. NJ. Bnkcv, as Su.
pcriutendcnt of Public EduruGor. Rich
arispu seem, to he the man they want.
Tho news from Clay county OF tine split
In th" convention There to-day, creates
gcu"rnl comment, and endorsement OF
the lease law mon.
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AUSTIN, July NJ. Special. From in
dications, and from data carefully COM
piled, il appears that GOV. Ireland will
have walk-Ovcr ut Houston next
month. 10 date iuur-hlthS of the dele
gates appointed to 20 10 Houston, go in
structGd for him.
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LoNavIEw, July N.-lSpecial.l Mrs.
Don Carter, whose serious illness was
reported before, died, as was antici-
pated, early yesterday morning. Her
funeral yesterday afternoon was very
largely attended, for she was universal
faVorite.
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Death of Prof. Crow.

GATEsvILLB, July N.-tSpecial.l-
Prof. It. L. Crow, principal of the Cen
trail Texas Institute, died at Waco last
night. His remains arrived this morn
ing and will be buried by the Temperance
Council this evening. His loss is uni
versally mourned.
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Arm shatterea-A F.lon Returned.

FORT WORTH, July H.-[Special.l-
Sheriff Jones, of Cooke county, arrived
tonight to take with him John Harris,
the negro wanted there for robbery.
AL. Burton was thrown from a horse
three miles from here this evening,
kfexking his right arm in three places.
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Against Free GraSs-EOr ireland and
Gibbs.

PLAyc, July 26.-lSpecial. The DEM
ocratic Primary convention of Pre-
cinct No. was called to order at p,
m. by Col. l.. w. Oglesby, Temporary
Chairman. Il. NJ. Christian was elected
Secretary and Col. Oglesby Permanent
Chairman. Tho following gentlemen
were elected delegates to the County
convention: w. II. Chandler, w. n.
Bush, l.. w. Oglesby, r. T. shelton, E
NJ. Christian and George w. Bowman.
A resolution was carried unanimously
favoring the lease-law policy.
land for Governor; Gibbs, Lieutenant
Governor; w. j. Swain, Comptroller,
and X. Il. Craig, Attorney-General.
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PARIS, July 2G.-l5pecial. The Dem
ocratic county convention to-day elected
the following delegates to the Houston
convention. j. w. Dickey, X. Woold-
ridge, Thomas Moody, w. T.. Moore, w.
w. Stella, w. l.. Bordett, b. II. Denton,
John Martin, r. L. Ross, j. c. Hodges,
Thomas Hayes, w. Il. Guna, j. w. Jen-
nings, Travis Henderson, Joe Grain,
@. p. Rutherford, j. c. Harris, j. w.
Harper, A. p. Park and George A.
Crutchiield. The delegates Were in
structed as follows: For Governor John
Ireland; for Lieuteant- Governor, M. ID.
K.Taylor; for Comptroller, w. J. Swain;
for Treasurer, Frank Lubbock; for Stu
perintendent of Public instruction., =.
NJ. Baker; for elector for Fourth Dis
trict, Ben ii. Denton. Resolutions were
passed endorsing the present admins
tration and approving the action, OF The
board in leasing the public lands, snd
protesting against what is known ~ tile
free grass heresy. \ resolution WaS
also adopted iavorins the erection BY
the State of a third penitentiary, SO thai
young criminals and short term con-
victs may be separated from other con-
yicts,
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mi'ra distant, nnd thoy uuro ul.n
.HihWUl in hy nu Invitation from cot
'tuuGrh. Also u detachment tom tH,
seventh rUgimunt,
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Ratification Ut democratic Nominees.
GALVESTON, July -. Preliminary
steps were taken to-day TO organize a
Grain club, and also for holding an inn
menSc meeting TO ratii'y the nomination
of Cleveland and Hendricks.
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TYLER, July Special. The Re
publicans met in mass meeting here to-
day and elected members of Executive
committee for each Precinct.
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THE RAILWAY WORLD.
The Midland Observation-Disclosures Extern

sion.
WACO, July N.-LSpecial. l-Advices
received here to-day from Chicago en-
sure the formation of construction
company In that city to build and equip
the Midland railway to Waco via Pales-
tine to Shreveport, to connect with the
Erlanger system. Bonds will be floated
by the same English syndicate which
backs the Erlanger system. This comes
in authentic shape.
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The New Prohibition Committeeman.

LLE .'GW TU1IIDI IiUiI NUIIIIIIl . E'I7ITIT7TI'
DETROIT, July 25.-At the recent Ma
tional Prohibition convention AT Pitts
burg, Prof. Samuel Dickic, of Michigan,
President of the convention, caused the
Chairman Of the committee TO notify st.
John of his nomination, and authorized
him to appoint the remaining members.
Prof. Dicl<ie, therefore, appointed as
such committee Hon. James Black, OF
Pennsylvania; Hon. John b. Finch, of
Nebraska; d. S. Hollon, Of Kansas; Rev.
John Russell, Of Michigan; Miss Frances
L. Willard, Of Illinois; Hon. $. Y. Hast
ngs, Wisconsin; Edward K. Scott, New
York; Mrs. Mary Woodbridge, Ohio, and
Hon. j. r. Turner, Alabama. The con-
mttee will meet st. John ut some point
in Western New York about the middle
Of August.