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T. BRIGHAM bISInP g 90" 1881 Fstrcct y. W.
Hooks and Stntiunory.
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udvt Nr' - 7ii
ROBINSON, PARKER . co, $40 Seventh s.ro,,
southeast corner y. See tlvL ''-
TIE NtsFTr STORE, corner 1,ptt, ,,,, q, .,..,.
n. w. 500 nlNI. wv wv y -I--'t
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A"cttoneers.

II Eo OF !, COS mathematics N W., between
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THOMAS BOWLING, Pcnnyvlyapt, ,ve,,. ,,,,,,-
TO- west corner of Eleventh direct '' ''
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W. H. MORRISON, 475 pcnnsylvanla avenue Y w.
c., A., whitaker 1lO5 Pennsylvania aycnns
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WASH. a. WILLIAMS. BIZ Seventh a,r,c, M,
aud 03i d street. aud ua3 Louisiana avenue. VIZ
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| UnLTHCLAW rROS.. 1910 OHIO avonuo y. W.
lino Carpenteriug aud Rudlus promptly iJnG
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II. d. COOKE e CO., 1929 strcotN W.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ApOthecary,


c, J., lE,[cK!LINo, 1890 rhIrtysocond,troct. Yves.
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FLORENCE OIL AND GAS STOWE, -.sot,t b,,
J. j.. PAGE, 1910 + street ". w. ' "
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HhMILTON, EASTER a. Sons 100 POI and on,
W. Baltimorest., Baltimore. Wholesale and retail
WOODWARD IL orHROP, onl popnsv,v,,,,,,,,-
nue. ", W. See udVt ''' '""'A' ES
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WY ASHINGTuN. OHIO ANDW ESlERN RAIL
w ROAD COMPANY
Trains arrive nj and leave from r. and Il. C5Lth
street, Depot as follows.
accommodation arrives $50 a. m. daily.
NAL arrives 20 y, IN. daily except sunday.
Mail leaves - u. m. daily except sunday
Accommodation leaves d;2J y. m. daily except
Sunday.
on sundays onlya train will leave at 500 p, m.
Time, 10Th meridian
Communication tickets not hOnOrcd on Sunday trains
:. N. BnOplI, superintendent
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dES WESTERFGELp,
AZ Iunth street y "
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A GREAT BOAT RACE.

Arrangements Made For Contest In
Washington Between Celebrated Oars
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JOHN y. BEALL, 1fl1 + street y. w-Coun,i,,
-bloher lor every Stf'c nnd Territory.
HRnsu.uu,,Tns-g.,
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5. j.. IIAlsLETT 81 Market Splrr. Awning,
made and repaired and stored during the winter.
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'ls,F"pViug.
See udvt ' "''""v W We
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Dry aann,I.

DIR. ]. VAN DYCR, % Grant pinne bo,,,oo,, >,,,,,.
and Tunth lud q aud II AtrcsLs ''' N'i'n
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RALTlMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD

J.R WOOD. General Passenger HicnL
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IT. IT. TAYLOR, o33 Pennsylvania aveuuo NJ w
See adYt N' We
THE PALATS ROYAL, I117 np1 IIro I,,,,..,
Nanlaavenuo N. w. SEQ adyt ''''''y'
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A New Society Freak.

The tswelI" society of st. Louis
recently inaugHrated a new thing
In the way Of pleasure seeking by
seuding out number of neatly
printed invitations to members OF
their circle, inviting them to assem-
BILE at the Southern Hotel at a stated
hour, and then attend W. w. Coles
ideal threesring circus in a b0Gy. By
special arrangement exclusive space
In the great canvas was assigned
the party, and the event was such a
grand success that 1t seems proba BILE
that the "new wrinkle" will be
adopted by other cities. II our
select society wishes to keep up
with the times, q grand opportunity
will occur when Coles great shows
visit this city on June 10th, and 18th.
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Supreme Court.

s.,-- June b Il.
The Pscp'e VS.. Frederick Hopt.
murder. Upon an affidavit fled
showing intent to take this cause
to the Supreme Court OF the United
States by writ of error, a motion 10
stsy the execution in this cause was
made, argued by Mr.. Van Horue fol-
appellant, Mr.. Dickson fer resp md
entS. and submitted. Thereafter,
the court being sufficiently advised
thereon, it is now here ordered that
said motion be and tbs same is
hereby overruled and denied.
Samuel Levy VS.. Salt Lake City.
THIS cause coming on regularly for
hearing was a1gL ed by Sbeeks &
Rawlins for appel ant, Messrs.
Arthur Brown and J. r Mcbride
for respondents Submitted and
taken under Amusement.
People We. Frederick Hopt A writ
and citation in this cause having b ss n
issued, and the latter served. Coun-
sci for appellant now move for an
order staying execution pending q
decision in the Supreme Court of the
United States, aud until the further
order Of this court, which motion is
by counsel of respective parties SUBJ
mitted, and thereupon it is order ed
that said motion be. and it is hereby
overruled and de led.
Andrew Kll penstine, appellant,
VS.. Isaac Wool, defendant and re-
spoDdent. This cause c,ming on
re uIarly FOX hearing was argued by
F. Hcff uan for appellant, and by
Mr. Dickson for defendant.
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Chicago Markets.

Chicsgo, -Whest-L9Wer;SSH cash
June, 905 to 9Ol July, 9l1s August
CJTn-Stesdy; IS cash June, 563S ia
So! July, 55M August
0als-Firm, 1873 June. 1873 July,
Whisky-ll2.
Afternoon - Wheat - Active, about
t.esiyi SS4 June, 90T July.
Corn-St 'sdy; 50 June, s6K Ju'y.
July. OO|-
Rye Firm, 81.
BArley-Dull, nominal; 81 to 627zs.
ForE-Quiet, nominal; 19 80 June.
Lsrd-Steady; 8.15 June.
? 6uik Mests-Fair demsDd; shoulders
o's1, short ribs, $50, short clear 8 IS,
Whisky-Unchangei.
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Wall Street.

New York, 9.-Sfocks lower after l,
and q drive was made against Louisville
s. Nashville, which fell off to 27H. Al
delivery hour stronger lone prevailed,
but near the close Louisville told down
TO 26%. Other active shares lower in
sympathy. The market closed steadier,
with rally OF Louisville to 2725.
Governments lower. The stock mar
ke. to-day was purely brokers' one, and
presented few interesting features; IL
for North Pacific; New York Central,
Lake Shore. and Canada Southern are
fractionally higher; American declined
from to 81; Erie pfd. advanced n.
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New York Mining Stocks

New York, 9.-Dul!ness was feature
in the mining market. Con. Pacific at
So to "a, 81; Barcelona, 4; Gould q
Curry, 100; Little Chief, IS; Union Con,
I25: Sutro Tunnel, Y; Horn Silver, So;
regular, 81 to 51s. s go, and 81 S T;
Green Mountain, 19 regular. and 2lO ,
so; Little Chief, Sc.
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NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
i lions BENEFIT BUILDING
SOCIETY will be held at the z. @. M.
I. Shoe Factory. Salt Lske City, on
Monday, June 30th, 1884, at z p.m., for
the election of officers for the ensuing
year, and the transaction of such other
business as may be brought before the
meeting, ARTHUR PARSONS,
~ Secretary.
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suCKxENrs ARNIoA SAWS.

"a GREATEST medical woEdsf d
49 world. Warranted to spesdils
- Burns, BRUISES, Cuts, Ulcers,
-zis Rheam, Fever Cores, Oarcers,
FiIsA, OhilblaiRs, CoFns, TstEaE,
fospped EsnGa, and Ill eki:, eyGP
Gtons, guaranteed t. sssre ia ,sragy
nEtanca, or Rsons7 sesusaA. sg
sants par box. Pa <ai7 kss = = Il
/ EsFnS &Aers
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of one bottle Radical Cure, one box Ca
tarrhsl Solvent ard one Improved In.
hsler, in one package, may now be had
of all Druggists for 81. Ask for SAM
FORD'S RADICAL CURE.
"Tbe only absolute specific We know
of."-Med. Times "The best we bsYe
found in q lifetime of sufsring."- Req.
DR.. Wfggin, Boston. after long
struggle with Catarrh the RADICAL
CURE has conquered. Rev. =. ".
Monroe, LeaOtsburgh, Pa. II have not
found case that it did not relieve at
once" -AmdreaO Lee, Manchester, Mass.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co.,
Boston.
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Chicago Lave Stock Market.

chicago, 9.-Hogs-Receipts, $4,000;
otiIk; ~ to 10 hig her;rough packing S. IL
70 o.; packing and shipping, $50 "a
u, light 40 to 5. IS.
Osttie-Receipts 800; slow, dull; gras.
sS; III to 10 lower; good to choice
,. 81 sos, common to medium SID
- - W sscckers 3 50 to AIS, feeders 4 rs
% 5:25; grass Texans, AS TO 475 corn
LED Texans and Americans 476to 595
LATEST Receipts l,49O; dull. weak;
m mo-, LOT 10 fsir ESQ to 400 per cwt.,
49, .un 70 good 400 10 4.25, choice to
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-10

Drovel's Journal Liverpool specisl
quo.es cattle dull, at I2c. lower, with
heavy supplies fion sll quarters, Bsst
American steers quoted at l5c. per pound
dressed.
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Foreign Markets.

Live, pol, Wheat Quiet, firm;
winter Is 81 to B., spring lead TO 7s5i,
California 7s. Sd. to 7s,5d., club 7s.7d. TO
7slli.
Corn FIrmer; 5s5Xd.
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting Of the stocks
holders of the Salt Lake and West
ern Railway Company will be held
at the comrany's station building,
Lehi Junction, Utah Territory, on
Monday, June 9th, 1884, at II a. m.
for the purpose of electing directors
TO serve for the ensuing year.
HENRY MCFARLAND,
Secretary.
SALT LAKE CITY. May II, 1884.
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NOTICE.

To Mrs. Isabella B. Erickson, John B..
Erickson, William B. Erickson, your
heirs and assigns. You sre notified that
the undersigned ss co>owner with you
in the SCOTIA MINE in the west Tintic
District, Jusb County, Utah Territory,
has done the work and made the inn
provements required by law to represent
said claim for the year 1888, amounting
to S51.s and If you fail to pay and con-
tribute your proportion Of such expendi-
ture within ninety days after the first
publication hereof, your interests in said
mining claim will be forfeited and be-
come my property. First publication
April 18th, 1884,.
NEAL MCMILLAN.
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New York. 9.-Money stesdy, TO 3,
closed offered a.
Prime mercantile paper to ..
Sterling exchange bankers bills STEADY
484T; sterling exchange demand. 1864.
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FOR DYSPEPSIA ana Liver
Complaint, you ss|e q grlnteo
guarantee on every bottle & snlods
Vitalizer. It never fails 70 cure.
SOLD by z. G. n. 7. Drug Store oSI
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San Francisco, 9.

Union Con-Asseased SOC.
Kentuck-Dividend Zoe.
Adjourned.
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE
FOR CATARRH.
Complete Treatment with
Inhaler for One Dollar.

THE Great Balssmic Dis
i tillstlon of Witch Ha-
Eel, American Pine. Can
ada Fir, Msrigold, Clover
Blossoms. etc., called San
ford's Radical Cure,
for the immediate relief and
permanent cure Of every
form Of Catarrh, from q
simple Cold N the head to
. Loss OF Smell, Taste and
7 Hearing, Cough and Ca
! tsrrhAl Consumption. Com
n1ata frnatn1ont. p0nsietinp
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Bullion.
Money Market.

New 70 k. s.-Bsr silver l0A.
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FOR Lame Back. Side or Chest
ass Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Prizes
ess. Sale by z G. M. I Drug Store
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sHILOH'S COUGH and Con.
sumption Cure is sold by Us on a
E7aranteC. It curss consumption.
Sold by z. @. u. I. DruR St2ra. lsl
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COMMERCIAL.

Mining, Stocks and Other Markets
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New York, 9, close.
New York Petroleum.
San Francisco Stocks.

Nav York, 9.-Petroleum Gtes5y, "A
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Utah Wool.

SALT LAKE, JUNE 9.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-04-17
CONGRESSIONAL GLATTBR.

Some of the Hanback, organs claim
that the appointment of young Cillp, Of
Saliua. was not made by Hanback,, but
they fail to back their bare assertions
with the proof. Had Judge Hanback,
appointed a time and place IN the dis.
trict for q competitive examination for
applicants for cadetships, as the other
congressman have done, The people OF
the district would have known all about
the appointment.
But the gentleman who assumes TO
represent this district disregards the rule
In sNch cases, and makes his own recon-
mendatiOns. In so doing he is enabled
TO use these appointments for his own
benefit in paying political debts TEir-
win Republican.
1t comes with poor grace for one Han.
back organ to deny what another as
serts. The Kansas City Journal has Ger.
taInly done good work for Hanback,
and their Washington correspondent
received the information direct from
young Culp and his father, that the ap.
pOintment was made by Hanback, and
TIE attempt to explain or lie it away
until after the primaries, will not be sc
cepted by anyone "a satisfactory, anc
the statement that the son of poor MAJ
in Ellsworth county has been appointed
is too thin fodder, which, if it were tru
would show that he had diSregardet
the established rules. and appointed hin
without the usual competitive examina
ton, TINS giving merit instead of favor
itism chance.
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to work the G. A. r. for political
purposes. Joel Holt WAS present. but
said not word until called upon by
The Commander. He then stated that
he was glad to know that Mr.. FL. would
speak he did not believe hat it was q
political trick, and until he should be
satisfied that it was SO intended, he
would enter no protest, but rather give
him welcome. Joel Holt never with
drew from, the Grand Army, bat is to-
day an h"GOred member of BelOit Post.
and attends it's meetings whenever he
can get there, and only last week he
tell in line with the comrades and
tramped through fhe mud to and from
the cemetery when the Post buried
comrade - ID. Brownell.
Writer'S should be careful that hey
do not stase things which can so easily
be disproYen, and editors should be
! careful enough To preserve their col
umns from such dastardly lying inuend
/ oes.--T BeiJit Courier.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-04-17
Bro. Tilton, of the World, has ut last

Bro. Tilton, Of he World, has at last
heard some OF our congressional clatter.
We suppose on account of our copying
some OF his wisdom of one year ago.
which was not q"i'e in line with his
present position and needed to be ex-
planned. BE acknowledges that when
Hanback, lived at Topeka or Salina, he
would not make just the congressman
we wanted, but when he, for the pur-
pose Of improving his chances for q re-
turn TO congress, came over into OS-
borne county, he at once became a
splendid candidate, fully in sympathy
with, and alive to the interests of this
part of Kansas, while the fact is that
every man in the state, who gives the
subject thought. knows that it will
make no difference where he goes from.
he will be the representative of Topeka
interests whenever they conflict with
those of this part OF the stare, and no
one knows it better than Mr.. Tilton. If
one was inclined to cOntrovert thls idea,
his perfdy in the matter Of bartering
the cadetship at his disposal to party
outside of his pretended district, as we'll
as his total dis e2ard of the wishes Of
communities as seen in other cases, like
the Ellsworth, Kirwin and other post
offices In pay for all this, we have q
few letters to soldiers, infol ming them
when they will get their pensions, he
having obtained such information from
some clerk in the pension Office at q
probable cost If % cents per case, and
very kindly infor med said applicants
that he got it through for them, and all
he wanted was their support tor con
gress. What wonderful bel evidence
Yes, Bro. Tilton, you have daisy of a
candidate, and what is more, every
hummer in the district is supporting
him. We do not say that all his sup
porters ate bummets, as that would bt
wide of the mark, but we do say that
within our knowledge, all that might
properly be included in that catalogue
are Hanback, men. Perhaps he canuu
help it, but it is a singular fact, anC
carries strong presumptive evidence
that it is only tire old story of birds of 3
feather.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-04-17

of a man who is and has been iG sntitied
with our home interests as against q
man who has been only professional
politician, and as such, has been kept in
p9sition from time immemorial and fin
ally, when it was impracticable to keep
him longer in Topeka, he was sent out TO
SaIina, as Register of the lahd office TO
give him a seeming residence far enough
west to give him show to go to con-
eress from one of the new di>tricts that
were. about TO be formed Their scheme
worked well in that with the support Of
the eastern part OF the state they sue
ceeded in overriding the unanimous
wild Of the north west, and Hanback, was
fnisted upon US as congressman-atiarge.
To improve mis- chances for besngreturn
/ ed to congress he moved iuto this dis
T triet, simply because he knew he could
90 from no where else, ard he had
! nothing TO Ino<e'and all to gain. 1bhs
question now for the Republicans Of this
district to decide is, will they quietly
submit to this dictation, aud select 2
man who will be 3 second Representative
FIR the.4th district, or will they select
some one one of more than a score
of ADLER men, who they know to
be identified with them, and would hon
estly and ably represent them, and not
| go out Of the district to bestow his pat
ronage. We believe that the good sense
and self respect of the people will assert
itself in spite of the corrupt influences
threats of vengeance and wnim persua-
sive appeals. of demagogues or place
hunting polifitians, aud that Phillips
couaty will do itself the honor Of send
| ing to Downs delegation of men wlac
will say TO Mr.. Hanback,, if you want tC
| live, IN the sixth district, we will vel
come you as citizen, bat that we dom
have to import material for congress
i men
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-04-17
We are told by a Washington CORE

We are told by a Washington CORES
ponLenC of the Topeka Commopweal, b
:hss Congressman Hanback, at that
stag party" OF the Presidents, sang d
song and PICK ed The banjO.tO the Pres
ident'S infinite delight. This kind OF
monkey show may not be acceptable TO
the suE-brOwned farmers OF the Sixth
District, who do not associate banjo
picking aud negro melodies with great
National issues; nor may their enthu-
sism FOR President Arthur as a Presi-
dental candidate be greatly increased,
{ he is become the lend man" Oi q
Minstrel performance. The viva0Ous
-Drrespondeut had better hold his
angue or he will iniue his favOrites
nOng Us honest farmers Saiina
pnrnal.
The above shows how our Congress
r0au uf the Sixth district is taking high
six as statesman. Ii our people will
5hink back TAD last October, and IemG ~
Ter just how ThOs j. Anderson looked
md acted in the Opera HOu. e when ne
sung ''Carve dat pOsSum." Just think
u his hands upon his temples, with his
BALD head swaying up and down, and
mis- is just the kind Of monkey show
!hnt Hanback, with his banjo pick III Q
is'naEing or him self in WashingtO Oh .
Is there any thing grand, noble OF
dignilied in Hanback,? Not bit OF
81 All there is OF him is few letters
10 the soldier boys, To make them
believe that he is doing wonders, when
Senator Plumb is doing twice as much
jnG Goes not get all the newspapers to
Aowi Ia your ears day after day. Let
us recall our monkey ShOU from Con
Gress, and send in his place Joel Holt,
0f BelOit, 81 bona .fIe resident of the
Sixth district IA dignified, talented
gentleman of culture. who will he =
credit To us, and thus we will eradicate
that growing nciinatiOn to stigmatize
us as Coyotes For us, we say tC
the district, recall our banjo picking
monkey show. or send the "mOdOC
clubs to help him. We know of s
gentleman who has n unch and ] uli :
which he will sell at Il small advance
upon cost II Hanback, wants To enl
bark regularly in the business. Il EtIS
north Nous
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-04-17

The first Official act Of Judge Hanback,
the ''oniy original soldiers friend n
the district, was to recomme the APP
pertinent of a man who had never been
p soldier, postmaster at Smith Center,
in place of an old soldier This we
learn from reliable parties at Smith
Centre who have obtained from the de-
partment at Washington the evidence
which shows that the recommendation
for the appointment OF Ne ls0u tor post
master inplace of Chandler was endorsed
By Lewis Hanback, NJ. c. Il Klrwjn Re
pubi"an.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-04-17

A communication appeared I'm the
Cawker City Journal last week, in
which it was broadly intimated that
Joel Holt had had his name dropped
from the rolls of BeloiG Post No. I47,
G A. r. because Mr.. Hanback, had
been invited tO speak in this city on
Decoration Day OF last year. This is
= mean, contemplate thrust that
would not have appeared in that pa
per, especially without some word of
comment by its editor. Exactly the
contrary Of such thing occurred.
III the night of the meeting of the
I1st, when the committee reported
hat they had invited Mr.. Hanback, Co
peak, quite q stormy time ensued,
SveFAl comrades openly cOndemning
-le action, depeaneIlg IL as a scheme