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W 'ilrE RIVER JUNCTION, Nov. lo.-Au.
tlehtle returns OF the electoral votes OF all
but three small towns give Beainc a plu.
ra'!ly OF e, 100 in: an. aggregate vote OF
5d,1'5, Garliclds sfplurali,y IN lSso, in an
aggregate vote OF G3,c72 was %, 1910 above
Inc II aRgresate OF only the Republican and
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partial. The fuss is always made in times

partial. The fuss Is always made in times
81 political excitement and by parties who
10 not know what they are talking about
or do not care what they say. These peo.
PIC take care not 10 como to the front With
'iheir grievances at the meetings OF tie
Association. Yet II they had real com.
plants 70 nuke, TINT would be the proper
place and the proper time TO present them.
The relations OF the Associated Press 10
thelVestern Union Telegraph Company
are simply business. Tho telegraph com.
panyis paid SO much 4 thousand words
for tho transmission Of reports. 1t has
nothing to do with the. reports except to
transmit them, MS It DOES private mes.
saSes. Jay Gould knows no more about
the contents Of Associated Press renorts
than any other outsider, and he could not
control line Of them, II he would. Ii
may also be well enough to- remark, in
THIS connection. that the President oil The
Western Union Telegraph Company Is
one Of the most solid Democrats in the
whole countrv. |I.aTlr l-lI0.F-1 ~ 80
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TnE New York Erening Telegram has n
cartoon representing "a cold day for
Blaine" Mr.. Blaine is looking on the
political thermometer. The wind is play
ing havoc with his umbrella, on which np-
pears the legend Protection" The free
traders are enjoying themselves just now.
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ALErAnl Democrats are beginning TO
fear that Cleveland. hasn't got it. II it
should turn out 50 they will heap courses
loud aud deep" on the men and the news
papers that have assured them Of Clevc-
lands election beyond doubt.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. lo.-A grand street
parade in the celebration OF the triumph,
Of honest government in The election OF
Cleveland and Hendricks, as the call an,
hounced, took place this afternoon. The
procession consisted Of .twcnty.iour fiiyis,
IONS; each with "a chief nmrshal and aides
and bands OF music, representing the yari,
Gus exchanges, commercial and mercantile
trades and industries and proiessionu. call
ms, I, ana also the Democratic political
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"IlEnlo crSrRALt Give me Chairman

"liEhLo CESrRALl Give me Chairman
Barnuni."'SS - y III
"who's that?n
"Mr. Barnum, haven got 'em?"
"oh, it's you is it, Grover. Got 'cm !?
That's what German and the rest OF US are
trying to figure out. We rest securely on
Dan Manning's promise that the Demo-
cratic Board Of Canvassers will make it nil
riglt. " ...lLL WITT n
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Lumber Interests DESTROYED.

j@ DuluTn, Nov. 1o.-Fire This morning
completely destroyed the White Lumber
Co.'S saw,mill, 0sterhout,& Hugo.t's saw.
mill. fifteen million feet OF lumber, iour
dwellings, one store and other buildings.
The estimated loss will reach 100000, on
which there is about .$lO0, 900 insurance,
The lire was the work OF an incendiary.
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Good p,ncs forn ,,.1,.

WAslllSGToS, Pa, Nov. lO.-The body
OF m unknown man, believed TO be a
horse tlsief, was found this; morning on u
road Just outside oi the borough limits,
with u .6ullctFholc through his head. No
clue to the murderer, H. - $50. -
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party or set OF men can steal the electoral
vote Of the Empire State. The laws OF thu
Suite In regard to the election and tht
counting OF votes are too perfect to admit
OF fraud, and the people Of New York arc
too much In earnest to tolerate fraud even
II II were possible. The votes given by
the people In this State need have nc
doubt that they will be honestly counted
and tho result truthiully declared" :
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very sharply called to tho lack OF provis
ion for the settlement OF Presidential con,
tests. The sessionof 1876 has not beer
needed, and the fault Is with the Demo
cratic llousc, and not with the Senate
Moro than once since tho stormy days ol
1916 has the Senate sent the House a bill
providing for 4 sale settlement OF MI con.
troversies about lie Electoral count.
Thelbill thus sent lias either been ig.
ilorcd or opposed by the House. 1t Is un.
dohbtcdly fair 10 assume that the bill
which lust passed Lllc Senate was a Jus!
bill, for 1t received tho support OF Demo.
Gratis and Republicans alike, Senator Cur.
nd, Of Arkansas, giving 1t as hearty sup.
port as Senator Edmunds, OF Vermont,
anil It passed the upper house without u
word OF debate, except that the very earn
est suggestion was made 10 the popular
branch that the subject was one OF such
tremendous gravity that it ought to re.
ceive immediate attention.. ii did not
receive it,and has not received II, t,althourh
there are pending in Congress two hills,
the adoption OF either Of which would pro-
vide for a sale and orderly method OF pro-
ccdure for tho Electoral count next spring.
The dangers WHICH John Marshall
thought threatened the Republic before
its first decade was passed are us 4immin-
ent aud as tnprovided for, now that the
nation is approaching the, end Of its
eaerenth:decade, and the possible feflE u
which Chancellor Kent referred are not
so remote TINT they may not properly be
considered in connection with the present
situation. Tf E., H
Ii duplicate returns. from New York
should by any chance come TO Washing
ton, and 10 new legislation shall be pro-
vided or joint rule adopted the following
among other problems would remain to be
solved:
The Constitution stops with tho dircc-
ton that the votes shall be opened by the
President OF the Senate. in tho presence
Of the '"a Houses, and that "tlley shall be
counted" 81
l'e controversies rs TO the Constitu-
tional powers Of the two Houses, or OF
either OF them, would turn upon some Of
these questions: H;
First-Ey whom and how shall theybe
counted? BY the President OF the Senate
by the two Houses voting in general
convention as individuals, or by the two
Houses acting in their separate capacity?
Second-llow may vote be accepted or
rejected? 4Sr .l.s itft 9 sss.-6'-ss ~
Thirds the concurrenceoi both cham:
bers necessary tu Il rejection?
,Eonrth-ls the certificate OF the Gov
ernor OF Il State final :?
Fiiih-Can the two Houses, or either OF
them. 90 behind the returns?
Sixth-.Can fraud be investigated?
Sev!a,ll-Can any question us to the
irreyuiarity OF the returns be raised and,
ii So, by whom and how' shall it be deter
mined? g. 80.
Eighth-Docs the right to bring a quo
warranto before any Court exist 10 try the
title to the Presidcncy?.
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NASHVILLE, TESs., Noy. lo-The5 secre.
tary OF State has received official returns
from thirty counties in Tennessee. The
last estimates from oiIir;al and n,iiloniciaI
returns show Bates majority Ior tioyyrno,
10 ,oc from S,C00 to l2,000. .I'he Cleveland
vote will exceed this by 4 few tlousund
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] in IN N|I|.TWO#R0UNDS
The Eminent Profassor'Knocked
Out III Short Time, S5
And Nobody Wants to Shake the
Hand Sullivan Shook.
Duncan Ross Defeats n Canadian
Sword Expert.

| p =. :. ..# ) . . T.
NEW lonK, Nov. l0.-John i. Sullivan
OF Boston, and John NJ. I.ailin, Of this city
had their muchn to,kol ~ hn,, ,..,.,
the Marquis OF Queensbury rnlcs \,
Madison Square Garden to.n;,ht
The better nun ). was 10 hnyn
the full proceeds Of the hou.o
tho question Of "knockinp ont, no, heinr
considered alone. Pat shcedv snll;vnr,ss =
backcr said the Boston man l,ad no jn,cn.
ton OF Knocking ont his onnono,t Ahon.
5Oo0 n.o,,o woro ,,.as..,, ipO' n'.. ',uou'
= sos .r.,. rsor'' ."e'o l.eseit. DohlihicK Nc
oanrey, Charley Mitchell, All Greenfield
and Paddy Ryan, who will spar Sullivan
in January. were among the sthron,
Judge Gi,de,s,cov, C,,,,,. E,,a.,. ,-.,
c,o,o eass.o o'e, oo',"'y E.erk ;Nc'hha,
'.a.o ,.m senator Mnrphy, Thomas a..
Edlsop, Peter Noonan, q Scranton,
Pa, railroad man., Henry Brown
II milliona;re con,r,o,o. :; p;.,,,.''
Pa Iinrr" II;Ii sI". - i""I. p. VI iir..eloh, r,
Rookr lls,,r'. Wohh I"'N n'sihG, 'E',,, ee9rse
Donoy.r anEo,, ~" n,h,,. vp', q. Sl.'th, MlKe
present =. o 80 p'oAes'o's tO'"'' % were ~
: Thn h,,,,o v., .;o,o... H..
cisiyeh iai,;n wac % 'En,,n"p Sai ~. uim u, ~ ~
second round ".9s Asu ou' IA 'l'e
80, % s
NJ. ~ '''. 'h NIT 72'
l.aliIh at first squaring before Sullivan
appeared frightencdb by whathe saw. Sulli-
van led for ,a;,,ss,,c, h,t A., ~, -,
mo ta,,.,."', ' '.s' ou' CIV ''u i'o' i'''io'
~ 'i' 'ollo"eu again, but : Lailin
rushed to short Quarters md hu,,
his 2lO pounds, to Sulliyan's neck
The crowd bissed and ,h. raioroo ,In..
Mcdonald Of Chira"o ti "n,rteI I'I ,1', N''ke ,,'
ScsrcoI.. ,oi M -,ie"so: .i 'irlen lhe men,
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As interior view Of St. Johns con-
science would bc interesting at this time.
l,is to be supposed that that sainted man
has conscience. .@.a. ..u.
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TllE patriots who have already waded
up to their Wristbands in gore, may now
send their trousers 10 the washerman and
stay in bed till the weeks wash comes
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GIVE it up? Oh, no! We only await
the final count. Meantime there is no ur-
gent reason why anybody should fan
bimseli into a flame of intense excite
INnnl IL ------ - w. -
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DIED,

:. lstITIon Monday, November 10. ,ss, r..xr
years and mon,l,s.i S''e' 'Sc'I' ased s
ln'etmen' at Greenwood Cemetery welne.dav
morning ~ O'Clock. iroi. the residence Of L.w,s
Jones, No. W North York street, Island. -
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New Yonx gave james X. Polk plu-
rality Of 5,lo6 over Henry Clay. Then rs
nov the Presidency turned on New York.
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/ THE PREslDENrlAL, ,coNTEsr..'

The Contingency In Case two Sets OF l.leo-
tornl Returns Come From New York.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Noy. l0.-Tlero is
more talk here over the question OF the
shape in wliclrthe Electoral vote in New
York may come to Washington than any
other feature Of the present situation,
The burden Of rumpr from New. York Is
that two sets Of returns will come, ono
signed by the Democratic board Of Cap,
vassers, and tho other by General Carr,
the Republican Secretary Of State. and
that by this means the dispute as 10 the
New York vote may DO transferred to
Washington, & Z
turns as to thirty.six Electors should come
to Washington, as nineteen seats IN tho
Electoral College Of 1876 were disputed,
the attention OF the coRntrylwill again be
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wnsr'S the use Of Democrats making up
Cabinet? Mr.. Blaine might prefer to
make his own. t" H I'd. 3H
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GrSDrltAL BUTLER doesn't give 1t up.
Let us hope that there may be no occasion
10 rive It up. nls4.5NI,
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WoSDEn whethe Cleveland would
bounce all the Detpocrats who now hold
6inGe nn,ler Republican administration? :
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If the worst comes to the worst, the
Republican party, though u little disIig-
urcd, is still in the field. :. .r,,r IA
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F!R!SI. !.!!! J. .D!!!!!STR!:'!IC!:!1....
The Majority that was Given for
General Nathan Con.
The Figures Increased to Two
X Hundred and Thirty.iour
Corrections and RcyisionS Nude
III the Several Counties.

Tho official majoritics for Congress in all
the counties in tho First district are now
known, and Gen. Coils majority vver
,p'dse l,Hnnon is ~. Following ,re tho
figures for It: @
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LONDON, Nov. l0.-1he oil mills Of Stu
art brothers Il Spencer, Mt Strood, wcre
burned this morning. Loss, ST, 600 OOO {
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NINE NEW CARDINALS
treated by tho Pore-Thc Present plcnury
~. stt la-H ~ Couneil .H..... u ~. -

RoME' Nov. 1o.-At the Consistory To-
day the Pope created nine new Cardinals,
In his alloeution the Pope advcrted to tho
the painful position in which the head Of
The church was placed and ,he ,rial
through which the churcl, is passing, iic
dwelt OH the progress that the Catholic
faith was making throughout tho world
and especially in the United States, where
the plenary council has Just assembled,
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Cl,oiern IL I,urfs

PARls, Nov. 1o.-Fiity.threc now cases
ol cholera were reported in the past l2
hours, ending at noon to-day. 4. ).
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"Ti,ou Too, Brutus.'

). NEW ionX, Nov. l0.-Roscoe Conkling
has been retained by the Democratic
National Committee to act in any pro.
ccedings that may arise in relation TO tho
pending canvass. Conklins is tonight in
consultation at the Hoffman House with
members Of the committed Of lawyers who
have undertaken to SEQ fair count.
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BUSINESS MEN ALARMED

htthe Possible Election Of ClevGlnnd-Iron
Orders Made Subject to llinine's Success.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Nov. l0.-The iron
trade Is In quivcring state Of uncertainty
and suspense over the election. Tonight
a. NJ. Byers, one OF piltsburgh's most cx.
tenslve manufacturers, said "a number
Of heavy orders arc held by firms in this
city for iron to be delivered II Blaine is
elected President. II it is found that he
is defeated these orders will no doubt be
countermanded. know OF one nail mill
that has contract for five thousand kegs
Of nails. Only one thousand kegs have
heen delivered, and the others are being
held by order OF the consignea, who has
notified the firm TO deliver the balance il
Blaine is elected. II 1t should turn out
that Cleveland is elected, this order will,
in all probability. be withdrawn"
"Why were the contracts made with
tha. provision?' asked the reporter.
"Slmply because consumers, us well as
manufacturers, believe that the future OF
the industries Of this nation depends upon
the party that gains political control Of
the country. Some OF these orders we're
placed recently, others .some time ago.
The purchasers believe that ii Blaine is
elected md the Republicans maintain
their management Of the affairs OF the
government, the country will enter upon
y new era Of prosperity. l feel positive
that when it is declared that Blaine is the
l'resid"nt-elsct there will be soothing,
strengthening influence exerte1 upon the
.roh trade. Then in time, the whole bus.
mess interests oil the lund will brighten up.
For instance In the hon industry, there is
no overproduction, money is cheap, and
All TINT Ia needed to make q good demand
iscontidence. The election OF Repub.
llcan President cannot help but restore
that confidence. How can it help but do
so?- Just look at the results: a Republi-
,ran President. Republican Senate, a
largely reduced Democratic representation
in the House-the tariff safe"
"On the other hand," continued Mr..
Byers, I'll it should be declared that Cleye-
land has been elected President, it is nv
opinion and the general feeling among
iron men that the lack OF confidence will
not only continue but will increase. There
you would have u Democratic President,
who 1believe Is a free trader ut heart, a
Democratic working majority in the
House, Il Democratic free trade Cabinet,
made up OF such men us Carlisle, Bayard,
Morrison, and their stamp. That is wllv
the consumers want their iron delivered Il
only Blaine is elected. Democratic sue
cess in this campaign will certainly have a
depressing effect on the iron trade"
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lIErFAfrEn, In The First Congressional
District, no Ohio county Democrat need
alilly ------- ~ \, ...------
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o'.'lofn,a's ltii ConE.rssiu"al Representation.
sAS FRANCISCO, Nov. ,lO.-.atc but in.
complete figures place the First Congress.
slonal District OF California in doubt.
!. Later l'gures show that Carothers, Ecpub-
l'ca,n, still leals by l2O. The Official count
10 10 oe maae VIII not probably materially
rnahee thc figures, FollowinsJ,arc the
m,!t names o. '!'c slX elected .Congressmen of
California, q att OF whom arc Republicans: !:
FIRST District, +. Il. Caro,hers; Second
James a; Louttie; Third, Joseph NIc,
Ncnha y Fourth, Wv. Morrow: Fifth
Y. \. telton; Sixth, II. Markham. In the
fourth our District Alorrow's majority is
4,63o, a Republican gain of near {; 600.
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Gte Q'ttdliiQ(eltt':er:,
BnsSoS-Ohio county-0l-lssi-

IN ou,,,t Nos. a5 and " Fourtecnti, Street,
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81 Whit They Cliinl.

NEW NoNK, Nov. 1O,-Mc.srs. Elkins,
Jones, Ecssenden and Senator Hobart, OF
New Jersey, were at tho: Republican
National Headquarters to-day in confer
cncc, but tho result OF their delibcmtlon
was not made known. Chairman Warren,
OF the Republican State Committee, re-
turned: to his home this evening
md Vrooman will 60 tomorrow. A.
S. Draper will henceiorth represent the
Committee in tilis city. Vrooman to-day
said the Democrats olaim tlie State from
tho ''inside" by SCI, and that the Demo-
cratic investigation Of returns in this city
Inns already lowered that amount to 1870 by
reason OF errors found against Mr.. Nlaine
to tho sum OF 425 votes. At tho Demo-
cratie State headquarters this was not
verified. ,!aal.S2'''.'i,sis z q.
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cLEvELAND's CASE.
As Summed Up Ny 0ne OF Ills Party Law.

50 s'''' "'''" "' W ny one OF His l'nrty Law
NEw foRK, Nov. 10.--Gencral ranci.
I. barlow, who is one Of tho LAWYERS ron.
resenting tho friends OF Cleveland In the
matter OF securing m honest count in tbi.
State, said today that the situation was
simply this; plurslity Of the immense
vote Of This State was confidently claimed
for Cleveland. It was probable that In
most cases this claim was based upon
tho certified copies OF ,he election
returns which were fled with tho
county clerks. 1t would lie only natural
70 SUPPOSE that after these returns Ind
been examined and added nb over nnd
over agali1 for four or five days there
would DC no difference in the results ob.
lalned ,ry ny honest men familiar with fip.
nrcs' Tho fact was, however, TINT tic tli
totals announced by the papers friend.
" to Clevcland showed Il 'yuriancc of
several hundred votes /. from cach
other, leaving the claims OF tho IriI.
Hne anu Elaine managers out of thp
question. This being the case. II was Nh, @
impossible that the results OF Tho oiI;c;ni
canvass would differ somewhat from some
o. si the, returns most generally accepted;
.'a nut any changes were as likely 10 be in
!he m favor OF Cleveland us OF, Blaine, md
the former had margin Of from OoO ~
l,2oO or more votes 10 draw upon,n Az IN IN
liIe result Of discrimination oithc returns
Of tho city Presidential yotc,,naju by him.
seit and other iawycrs, General harlow
sald that his associates did not think i,
advisable to announce their exact figures
he would say, however, that they made
some changes in the vote on botli sides
but that the difference did not cause any
materlul alteration in tho yotc as com.
monty announced, and that i, was moth.
lne llke the 425 claimed for Blaine by his
supporters. gs5 s1' -. - no
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Saw 1t But DIDN'T ncrlow it.

~ -H- saw II Hut Dlun't ItcfIcW II, Hs-.H. -
Z ALBANY, n. T., Nov. lo.-The Demo-
cracy OF Albany held y monster demon
stration tonight, Thousands Of strangers
were in town and the city, waa illuminated
and tho houses were decorated. Governor
Cleveland witnessed tho parade from O
window in tho Exsoutiye Chamber, in the
capitol, but did not review It. The nun
Der Of visitors at the Executive Chamber
was very large. Many congratulatory
kilograms were received. :. +
Tint Is All We wnnt-.Am Honest Count. {
WArERrowS, n. y, Nov. l0.-Attorney
General OBrien, Of the State Canvassing
Board, in speech to the Democrats hero
said: ~ hayc no fears that tho wishes or
judgment Of the people expressed ut the
ballot box will be ialsiacd or defeated. No
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Result Of the Election az Felt by the Iron
Manufacturers In tl,s Mnhoning Valley, n
{ YOUNGSTOWN, O., Nov. ,1O.-The Neus-
Rtyia.r today published interviews with
a half dozen iron manufacturers, the OBJ.
iect being to ascertain what effect. if any,
tho election would have upon their bust
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-07

DIRD-Sunday evening, Aug. 3,
1884, Anna Frary Dewitt. daughter OF
Jacob and Catherine Dewitt, aged
% years, l month, . days.
Hardly had the sweet music Of the
Sabbath evening bells ceased, when
this young life passed away. She had
patiently endured her sickness for
three long months. Her death was
not unexpected. and yet when the
announcement came IL was something
OF shock. Miss Anna Was q finished
scholar and much devoted TO her
books. Her distinguishing character
istie was her cnn~cieutiOusness. The
syinpsihies of hundreds go out TO her
stricken family. aud would fain lift
the shadow which rests uTnn the
house ~ which she Was the light,
hut nn human sympathy can do this,
and those VINO mourn her lnss must
bo len TO the healing influence Of
time. until all her life and It's ending
shall become y tender and gracious
memory. The funeral services were
held a. the Presbyterian church Tues
day morning. Rev. DR.. Bishop made
appropriate remarks, after which the
sOlemn procession moved to the
cemetery.
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On Saturday evening there was a
large attendance Of citizens at RepuI,-
liean headquarters for the purpose Of
orRanizing q John a. Martin eluh
There Wss no lack Of enthusiasm
among those present. who seemed de-
termined to do all In their power In
this county for their gallant leader,
the AtchisOn man. Robert MARYLAND
Wa made temporary chairman and
J. o. WilsoH temporary secretary.
The committee en- permanent organ
iEation reported the following gentle
men for permanent officers who were
unanimously elected:
President, &. E. Faulkner; Vice
President. r. n. Bishop: Secretary,
Jonathan Weaver; Treasurer, RObt.
MARYLAND. Mr.. Faulkner on taking
the chair, made a grand little speech,
which caused great enthusiasm $500
were then and there raised for the *
penses OF the 18th 81 Ang. meeting.
Mr.. Faulkner was empowered % ap-
point an executive committee % Eve
penOns-he being one 81 the Eve by
virtue Of his offiee. The remaining
members have been appointed a. fol-
lows: G. w. Banks. T. }. Going, r.
II. Bishop and e. $ Martin.