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Social Ostracism for Wilson.

MONTREAL, Feb. 23.-A movement is on foot in
the st. James, arStOcratic club here to strike
from its list OF members the name of Walter
Wilson, who basey deserted his intended bride on
the day appointed for their marriage. A letter
has been received from Glasgow, stating that
Wilson'S father, who is wealthy contractor there,
was SO shocked on hearing OF his sons cratic
conduct that he had stroke of paralysis
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From the Nashville (Tenn) American.
The following is an extract from a letter OF a
cadet at West Point, whose home is In this city, to
friend, also OF Nashville: "Many thanks to you,
old boy, for remembering me on my twenty-f1rst
birthday. 1.-THE birthday, I mean-was cele-
b -ated CONNIE Il 1dit by the class OF sS. They
FUND 1t out In camp. When We got back from
supper the senior captain, after We wheeled into
line, before breaking ranks, published some orders,
and wound up with: 'Mr. s. will hold reception
at the boiler-hOuse Immediately after breaking
ranks Well, when We broke ranks four yearllngs
laid hold OF me. and the rest OF the class escorted
Us to the boiler-house, where they made battering
fim OF me against a lamppOSt. Twas bumped d
times and few extra thrown In for good measure
Then the whole mob surrounded Inc and shampooed
me. had about dozen hands rubbing my head
like negro polishing q front-doOr knob. 1 could
not get through the crowd 1t was SO thick, and
they didn't stop till they all got tired. All this
time the area rang with yells and cheers and Sam
Seayrn
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MAIslSIED.

DELACY-MYERS. On Thursday, February 2lst,
1874 by Rev: Father Walter, WILLIAM III. DELACY 20
MARY EVELINE MYERS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES On the evening Of JAM
nary %. 1884 by the Rev DR. Thos l. Pouson of Alex
endria Va. Mr.. WIN. T. FERGUSON TO Miss LEONA 4.
NICHOLSON. both of Washington, d. c.
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The EEaiEht Trial.

MoRRIsvILLE, N. Y, Feb. 23-In the Haight MUIR
der trial to-day one Of the counsel on each side oc-
c'lpled an hour In summing up, and were followed
by Mr.. Barnett, Of counsel for the defense He had
not concluded his argument at the noon recess
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The Greenback Labor Party.
CALL FOR A NATIONAL CONVENTION.

The following is the official call for the nationa
greenback labor convention:
ga national convention OF the national greenback
labor party to nominate candidates for President
and Vice President OF the United States to he voted
for at the coming presidential election, will be held
in the city OF Indianapolis, Ind, on Wednesday, the
2Sth OF May. 1884. Each state is entitled to four
delegates and four alternates at large, each con-
greSSonal district to two delegates and two alter
mates, each territory to two delegates and two
alternateS, and the District OF Columbia to two
delegates and two alternateS Therefore all who
are in accord with the views forth in the plat
form OF said party I'm 1880 respectfully requested
to meet In convention in their states territories and
districts on or before May 1884, and to select dele
gates and alternateS to said convention
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A Post Office Robbed.

| BOSTON, Feb 23.-Burglars broke into the Ipswich
| post Office last night. 1t is thought many articles
or value were stolen. The safe was bored through
| but whether the thieves got into it, it is not
| known, as 1t cannot be opened.
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A Weeks Business Failures.

NEW YORK, Feb 23-The business failures Of the
last seven days, as reported to r. G. Dunn & Co,
number for the United States 2O8 and for Canada
40. or total of 246, as compared with total OF 29S
last week, q decrease OF %. A reduction in the
number and Importance OF failures, all through the
country, Is apparent, especially in the western
states.
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star.
A Threatened Strike Of weavers

mills in Amesbury. have voted to leave their looms
this afternoon They aIege as a reason that three
weaverS were discharged without cause.
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A Disastrous Fire i'm Pittsburx.

PITTsBURG, PA, Feb %, p. m.-The large stables
OF the Pittsburg and Allegheny passenger railway
company. on Pennsylvania avenue, Allegheny CITY,
are burning, and as high wind is blowing disas-
trOuS cOnfagrattOn Is feared.
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AFFAIRS AT THE CAPITOL.
The O,Donnen Resolution.


AN EFFORT TO BIZ MADE 10 HAVE THE STATEMENTS
CONCERNING Mr. HEWITT FURTHER INyESTI-
GATED.
When the Brumm resolution Is reported back to
the House by the foreign affairs committee in conn.,
pliance with yesterdays Order resolution VIII be
offered referring IT back TO the committee with the
instruction to send for persons and papers and in
vestigate the allegations concerning Mr.. Hewitts
interview with the British minister with relation TO
the oDonnell resolution. The matter viii then be
thoroughly Investigated and the truth gotten at IL
possible The committee In reporting the original
resolution back 10 the House do not reflect upon the
merits OF the case but simply say that they could
learn nothing under the provisions OF that paper.
The British minister refused TO give them any In
formation. and there were no papers at the State
department. that would throw any light on the
subject Under the new order IT is understood that
The British minister viii be examined by the COM
mlttee, and some facts are expected 10 be devel-
oped The letter from Mr.. West, which Mr. Hewitt
read before the committee, was complete eNoner-
alton, but Mr.. Belmont, il is understood, claimed
minister's which would form good foundation for
an investigation. MI Belmont, IL is understood,
VIII push the Investigation If the matter is again
uTough ut before the committee.
The District i'm Congress.
THE CONTRACTORS BILL
the subcommittee on Judiciary OF the House
committee on the District OF Columbia had under
consideration to-day the bill known as the contrac
tors BILL and which has for IL object the reference
10 the Court OF Claims OF the very large number
OF claims against the Old board OF public works
growing out OF work and labor done by the con-
tractors The contractors who were represented
oy Hancock, Hay q GriSwold s. C. Neale esq.,
Genl Eppa Hunton. GEM w. II. Armstrong and
MesSrS Fendall & Edwards, presented their views
at length. The committee reached no conclusion,
ana adjourned the matter until next SATURDAY,
when further argument will be heard.
Capitol Topics.
TIE MGARRAHAN CLAIM.
Arguments on the McGarrahan claim were fin
1shed to-day before the House committee on the
Judiciary. The committee expects to begin consid-
Grafton OF the bill relating TO the claim Tuesday
next.
SOUTHERN DAKOTA.
The Senate committe on territories at a meeting
to-day, agreed to report bill providing for the
admission as state OF that portion OF Dakota
south of the 10th parallel The bill will be reported
TO the Senate next week.
MINOR NOTES.
MI. Morrison (of the ways and means committee)
was authorized to report his bill for the extension
OF the bonded whisky period
EX-Secretary Evarts to-day delivered an argu-
ment before the Senate committee on public lands
against the House bill to forfeit the Texas Pacific
land grant.
Representative Potter was before the ways and
means committee to-day and made an argument In
FAVOR OF his funding bill. which recently intro
duced and referred to that committee.
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The MarsKers.
RAITINODE FL

BALTIMORE. Feb 23.-virvinia Sizes new ten for
skies. old l. 105s bid to-day
,o BALTIMORE I Feb 23-Cotton HIGHER middlins.
l0A. Flour unchanged and firm Whest-southern
steady; western lower closing dull. southern red I0a
No; DO; amb.r i5all.: No Maryland. l5al l5r.
IogAsalo9'& May ll2s4al.l H. Corn-southern steady
WITH good inquiry; western lower and dull southern
whlte 6a62 do yellow. 59a60 western mi Ked spot Coz
bid; March 5?a.a5s; May. 62' sa62ss steamer 81
asked oats quiet and easy-southern 42a46: western
white Halo do mixed. 42a44 Pennsylvania 43a4G RIVE
quiet 6.ass Provisions easier; except for pork
Mess pork-new, - 90; old, 1900 Bulk meats Shout
ders and clear rib sides. packed. sl.al0h Bacon
shoulders. y; clear nib Sides llai hams. 1414al5a
unchangsi Freshts to Liverpool per steamer dull
cotton c aSd nour Is 3D. grain 2sad Receipts
bushels oats LOO bushels rye. 1000 bushels Ship
ments-wheat, 1000 bushels; corn, 1900 bushels
Saies-wheat. $4,000 bushels: corn. "a. 900 bushels
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WEI DE MEYER


WEI DE MEYER
1t is now undisputed that WEI DE MEYERS CA.
TARRH CURE is the only treatment that Will absolute
ly cure Catarrh-fresh or chronic 1T marvel Rev
P. Fries. Cairo. NY" ut restored me to the pulpit
Rev. George E. Refs. Coblevie n T." "One box radi-
caly cured me, Rev. c. Il. Taylor 40 Noble street
Brooklyn" "a perfect cure after 80 years suffering
D. Mcdonald. 10 Broadway. N Y" &c, &c Thousands
OF testimonials received from all parts of the world
Delivered. Sl00 Or. Wei Do Meyers TREATISE
with statements by the cured mailed free D. Dewey
{ Co. 1S2 Fulton street ny -stth.39t
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Representative Eli. Denies.

HE SAYS THE PUBLICATION CONNECTING HIM WITH
STAR ROUTE FRAUDS Is UTTERLY FALSE
Representative e. John Ellis, of New Orleans. in
answer to the questions OF STAR reporter con-
corning the alleged statement OF Geo. F. Brott, i'm
plcatlng him (Ellls) in fraudulent transaction re-
lating to the star route service on the Pearl river
from New Orleans to Columbia. Miss, said:
"The publication is utterly false. and no such
statement was ever made by Geo. f. Brott."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-23

THE q. s. S. GALENA passed Cape Henry bound
In yesterday afternoon. 1t is supposed she had
gone out with the board OF inspection on board
and returned again
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Fire at Franconia. ~. H.
The English Campaign in Egypt.

LITTLEToN, n. H., Feb. 25.-The Francona house.
boarding establishment at FrancOnia, owned by
j. Priest, was burned last night. Loss $4,000
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NJ. sILVERBERG Il CO.,
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS
$40 SEVENTH and 31S EIGHTH ST. N. ".
febl8

"ALKEl'S. oO4 10TH STREET NORTHWEST
W Carr ct Lining Felt Shoenakers Ant squeak Port
land apd r. Top Clements Lime. Plaster. Pitch. Felt
Han, Crooks. Tar. Inns. DC. 5all
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ONE PRICE ONLY
feb16 TEUNNEL L CLARK
GREATAvpI os,r1yEC1os1yGSAir
TO CLOSE BUSINESS 81 APRIL ISL
EVERYTHING AT COST

STUDY THESE PRICES:
COI;si's fEe lid BHtton thai are ~ cost rr!ey 20
Cousins lie Rid and straight coat hand-scwcl that
ar Stiti at - y"flr choice : 80
COUSINS 'lhi. Button handsome &C. that were sold at
$40. So
All our ladies' fine Kid straight Goat and Pebble But
Ton that ave been 800 and p. - s. and s.
kcnu-iIUcr. til - ar. cost Tric s.
One ict Iisses fine KIi spring Heel that cost So
Sl55 $1,000 ~ -
About lCO Pairs cllildren's Shoes with heels ut 45c
MEMS SHOES
Burt's fin Calf Button Lace and Congress- that have
feVr h on sold lor less than 81 ycur choice now at
600 They ar te vey b,s; 20 ds Ia..,, aud AT this
rlcc viii sell quicEiy
I'll %ur other Ai..'s and Boys Shoes marked down to
We positively close April lst Store for rent and fix
tlrt> tor safe
Ihcs III want of slippers should not miss this op-
portun-ty. KEN !nber name.
SINSHEIMER & BRO,
fc3,i1-lyl SOC 7th stree. te.weo- II and T
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District Delegates to the Democratic
Convention.

MEETING OF THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE TO BIB
CALLED IN FEW DAYS
Mr. William Dickson, the chairman Of the demo-
cratic central committee Of the District, will call
meeting of that committee in few days for the
purpose of deciding upon a time for holding the
primary meetings, when delegates will be elected
10 the District convention. This latter body will
eject Two delegates to the democratic national
convention in Chicago.
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n. w. GAIT. BRO. i CO.,
eb1I llo7 PENNSYLVANIA ayrN1rr

I'VE x ENf MI OF THE MUTUAL RESERVE
l. pND LII h ASSOCIATION having for a Year CIR
cuia,. Thar taisehoofs throughout the country
feu III our hr itlrs converting their respective
lOcaltes anu appointing committees to attend the an.
nual meeting of the Association for the PURPOSE of in
v.>tgang Tor thes the truth or falsity of these
CHARGES aid the actual condition of the affairs of the
Association As result the Association well as tina
management have received unqualified anu unani-
nous endorsement by every committee
Extract fr the report the Buffalo committee.
With every facility for detecting fraud.
crookeness or INSTRUMENTATION. indication thereof
Was found III tile cuipany Is not in healthy pros
porous condition, dealing justly with its members and
honOraly with the public, then are de,ep
tive and facts unreliable"
Extract from the report of the Baltimore committee.
Prom every inquiry made. all the inv stira-
ton given to the matter aud their personal ofser
yation the committee think 1t safe that the Assoc
cation entirely worthy OF the entire confidence Of its
members. is truly mutual association where ear
member forms component {, and
tor to do god or harm" Office 40. 1869 n street
febA J. Y KNIGHT. General Agent
NLD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN AS
~ the best is JUSTu'S Old Stand known Tor years
as the only place where frst-clsss SECOND HAN Nd
CLOTHING lie SOLD at respectable prices Address
or cej, 1t
JUsTH's Old Stand. No els street. between ALL
9Th streets northwest
b-Note BY mall IronItiy attendedsA ~
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POLICR APPOINTMENT,

James Listen was charged In the Police Court to-
Gay with Keeping an unlicensed bar. Tie court
nnsd him f105. Appeal noted.
Detective Ran to day arrested William W. Gould
On charge OF selling lottery tickets He left col
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DIED ABRoAD.-A cable message from Passed
Assistant Paymaster Martin to the Navy depart
ment. dated 22d inst, at Petropolis, near Rio de
Janeiro, reports the death that day OF j. D. Bush
man, Jr., who was pay clerk to PaymaSter Wight,
and went out from New York as his yeOnnn In
1SSO " -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-23

n. BIZ regard to quality fit and style of the above
mentioned only add that we defy all competi-
ton
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The Detective Cases.

The Detective Cases.
COUNSEL FOR M'DEvITT AND vOSS ASK AN EARLY
TRIAL-THEIR CASES SET FOR THE BEGINNING OF
THE NEXT TERM.
In the Criminal Court to-day the attention
OF Judge Wylie called to the cases of McDevttt
and Voss, two Of the ex-detectives Counsel stated
that they had been ready for trial some time, and
had expected the constitutional privilege of a
speedy trial would have been given them before
this. They now desired that an early day be fixed
District Attorney WOrthingtOn said that no ap-
pncatlon had been made to his office, but he had
Deen examining the cases, and expected, as the
remainder OF the present term would be taken up,
10 come IN as early as possible at the next term
The court said these cases ought to be tried but
u was not In the power of the court to order the
district attorney to enter ,Ote pros. to set the
time 1or the cases to be tried.
MI Chrlsty, OF counsel, said notice of this ap-
p1cation had been given the district attorney and
Gney mad no complaint to make against that officer
dney nad become used to being refused by the spe-
cal counsel (Mr. Wells) In these cases. AS to
nOiie pros ne said the defendants did not want one
ana would not be content with one They wanted
DAY SET IOr trial. and cOurted the fullest 1nveeti-
cation.
The court having said that If the counsel could
agree upon day he Avould set the cases for trial
MT WOrtningtOn said he would give them the first
DAY after the jury is organized for the next term
C0unSel 1or the defendants said that would be sat
lslactory 10 Them. The court was then adjourned.
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SrpEnloH SILKS AND Vr1vErs AT
LOW PRICES

Many BARGAINS can Row b. SECURED from our
laI-c and IL giant stock CHOICE DRESS GOODS.
"a We have Marked Then Iown to Prices that lace
them beyond CUIuI et.tiOn
BLACK and COLURED SILKS. at S1-the Cheapest
ever of cred
Prices. CHEAT BARGAINS
Choice Shades i'll Nf.W SPRING GOODS lust orcncl
beautiful French Al EENs il New styles veling
- Liz and iAi rs At Cost Neof rthe Cheapest ot
OF FINE TAB / LINENS in this tity. being
the stock OF bankrupt manufacturer il Belfast land
Sucll al OBJ ortuiy to purchase first class DOUBLE
SATIN DAMASkS seldom occurs. Tie PATTERNS are
choice. the goods the fill st and the prices vciy low
Extra Heavy and Inch Wide
MOURNING; GOODS, Of every Grade and Texture at
the Lowest Prices
Our TOOK NJ ST BT REDUCED and we offer many
1NDtCEMEN1S U BUYERS.
ONE PRICE.
". n. SINISTER < SONS
81: Pennsylvania avenue
n. B-THE BEST is THE CHEAPEST feb16
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District Government Affair.

CoAMUSICAT1ONS FROM CITIZENa
James H. smith, school trustee, calls the atten.
ti n OF the Commissioners to the condition OF the
$ nOOl building Wv >-1->O-'-
MA C. Mitchell ct al. call attention to large
pond OF stagnant water on Boundary street.
between 18th and 18th streets.
POLICE APPOINTMENT
L. w. Russell, general agent of the s. p c. A.
was to-day appointed an additional private on the
police force.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
he New York STOCK

The New York stock Market.
The following are the opening ana closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire 70 II. H. Dodge $50 18th street,
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BACK FROM NEW YoRK.-Secretary Chandler, the
Russian minister, and Capt. McCalla returned from
New York this morning. Capt. Schley and other
members of the party have not returned yet.
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AUCTION SALES.
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctionee,

U'nOHhO DONLlNU AuctIOneer.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THF EAST
SIDE OF NEW JERSEY AVENUE BETWEEN D
A AsR oSTREETs, NEAR THE COAST SURVEY.
On THURSDAY. FEBRUARY TWENTY ~
EIGHTH, 1854, at FOUR O'CLOCK In front of$953
IN square 69 having front of about 10 feet by an aver.
asT depth OF 81 feet. located above.
ms Is valuable property and should command the
attention OF PARTIES desiring profitable Investment
terms: Ore-thiri cash: balance six and twelve
months with notes bearing interest and secured by
u-t OF trust. All conveyancing at purchasers cost
Slp deposit required at time of sale.
1eb23-4 THOMAS DOWNING, Auct
For other AUCTIONS See !serenth fage.l
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DEATH OF A MARINE CORPS OFFICER.-A tele-
gram to the Secretary OF the Navy from Commander
Wells, commandment OF the Portsmouth On H) navy
yard, announces the death this morning of Major
Geo. Butler, OF the marine corps. He had been Ill
Tor some time.
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On THE EIGHTH PAGE to-day VIII be found a strik-
Ing and Instructive Illustration of the c0naraity
wor1h OF the various kinds OF baking powders now
I'm The market
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REDUCING THE WORKING FORCE IN NAVY YARDa-
Secretary Chandler has directed the commandments
OF the various navy yards to reduce the force under
the civil establishment OF the yards to the lowest
working limit by the middle OF March on account
or the decrease OF business OF the yards After the
reduction the commandments are to report to the
Secretary the status of the forces under them
1t is expected that considerable reduction Of the
clerical force at the Washington navy yard will
take effect on the 1st OF March.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-23

ASSISTANT SECRETARY NEWS PROBABLE SUCCESS
sOR.-It is rumored that Mr. j. b. Butler, appoint
ment clerk of the Treasury department, is to be
promoted assistant secretary to succeed Mr.. j. c.
New. whose resignation took effect the 18th inst
Mr. Butler has the entire confidence of Secretary
Folger, and has for a long time performed many OF
the duties which pertain to the Office Of Assistant
Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-23

The DIME MUSEUM has as usual drawn crowds
this week to see the various curiOsties which they
have to present. There Will be changes Of program
next week.
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Tor Other 4 ucttons See !Serenh Paae.I
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-22
MOVING ON MINI EAPOLIS.
Some of the Grand Army People
Who viii Arrive To-day.
:1al Telegram to the Globe.

CHICAGO, July 21.-Quite a number of
distinguished ex-soldiers arrived in Chicago
to-day on their way to attend the national en-
campment of the G. A. R. at Minneapolis.
The department commander of New York
state, Gen. Ira NJ. Hodges, and Staff Com
mander Nebins, of the district of New Jer-
sey, and staff arrived at the Grand Pacific
early in the morning and left at 11:30
o'clock for st. Paul.
Gen. John A. Logan arrived from Wash
ington in company with Gen. James s. Neg
ley, of New York, also bound for the national
encampment. He was met at the depot by
Postmaster Palmer and driven to his Calu-
met avenue residence.
Commander Hedges was companied by
George B. Squires, assistant adjutant gem
eral; H. N. Wood, quartermaster general
James Tanner, John A. Reynolds and Gen.
H. A. Barnum, post department command
ers; j. M. Farquhar, of Buffalo, and thirty
other members of the New York department,
including delegates to the encampment.
Gen. Logan left at 8 o'clock tonight on a
special train for Minneapolis. He will re-
turn TO chicago August D, when he will be
rendered the reception now in preparation.
In the meanwhile his letter of acceptance is
expected to be given to the public. He had
nothing to say in regard to his future move
ments, but it was understood from a gen
tleman who had talked with him that he
is uncertain what he will do during the sum
mer. He will probably remain in Chicago a
couple of weeks after his reception, then go
east and return at the opening of the cam
paign to stump the west for the Republican
ticket.
Ten delegates from Michigan, with thirty
members of the department commanders
staff, in charge of Commander Rush Shanks,
are stopping at the Commercial and will re-
sumo their journey tomorrow morning.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-22
Did Him Un Quick.

BosToN, July @1.-The announcement that
Dominick Mccartney, of Pittsburg, and Jack
Stewart, champion of Canada, would fight
four three minute rounds at the Windsor
theatre tonight comfortably filed the place
As soon as the men met McCaffrey tented
with his left hand and then put in q straight
right-hauder, which knocked Stewart down
Hardly had he regained his feet when Me-
Caffrey showered sucha number of blows
upon his face, head and body that he ran
from the stage, followed closely by McCaffrev,
who finally fought him to stand still in lust
forty-five seconds. Stewart dropped his
hands aud Mccartney was declared the win
ner McCatfrey then challenged anybody in
the world, Sullivan barred, and Kilrain pre-
ferred to fight for any part of 81 600