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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08
YESTERDAYS DEEDS.

Twenty-three warranty deeds were yester-
day filed with the register OF deeds as fol-
lows:
Lot :. block S, Cobb's ad Ii Ion; WIN. ".
Melville TO Torje Tina aison.. 81 900
Lot IL, lock /, Goodrich'spark addition;
A. W. tindey to T. q. Ho!comb. $500. 600
Lot g. block 2,McTnryre's second addition;
II. r. Conary 10 U. ". Welis......-... $500
Lot Z, block $50. original plat Norwegian
NJ E church to E. L. Dobbin. ......... 1900
Lots ls Ia, block /. Pleasant avenue 8 ldi-
ton; 8. d. .dcIutyre to ". y. wri snt.. 1900
est 20 acres n ,eu half OF northwest
quarter, section 80, town IS, range 81;
Engiebsrt Souter to E. J. Heiss. ...... 1000
Lot . block 9, Fairmouni park: c. q.
Hunter 70 A. ". Abbott .......... -. 400
Lot 9, block &c. Murphy's addition; John
Lsppls to a. c. Peterson. 800
Part OF block is. Case More's adlition;
Ella A. Hunt 10 NJ. L. Winnie. -. 1850
Lot 3, block IL, Highland Park addition;
l.. VI. boardnan 10 enry Downs. 800. 200
LOIS Is, l6. block /, Williams addition: s.
d. Mcintyre to jas. Barber. 500
Lot 5. block 6, tirovesnd addition: J. NJ
Ryland TO j. c. Whitney. $500
Lot 10, block {. Lawrence & Reeves sub
division; Chas. Nee. Reeve 70 6. A.
.reshemer 500
Lot 8. block IL, Bakers addition to St.
toouy: q. K Robinson 10 F. A. FOgg 100
Lol 10, Gl, ok 81. Gaze and others suDdiyi-
vision OF blocks in Case dOores ad-
di ion; d. E. 3. Tousey 10 samuel lib. $500
Lot .. block Q. Lehman Il Newelrs addi-
Joa to ST Anthony; E. Y. Darrow 70 A
T. Ban <rnan- DO
Lot go. block 81 eth division OF Renins-
ton park rearrsn-smsnt; l. 2. HsAardt
to \. A. Ri HARRISON .---........... COO
Los :. }. sni east half OF the southeast
quarter of section c, town III. range %;
l. Franklin 10 P. &. Lamereaux. I5,435
Lot Is, block /. Jennie r. F. Blsisdelrs
aid ton: VIM. McCrory TO J. A Duns-
mOur.. .----------.-.--.---- wv
Lot 20, block 5. HILLS addition: Vim. Nc
Crory 10 J. A. Dun-moar. 500
Lots and 8. block 81. wilson resar Of
blocks 10 EssI Side addition; {. Il.
House to ". A. BaFues-........ 500
Lot l.. block {. Prospect Eark second
division: :. r. WolcOtt to C. Wright Ds-
FtQsCB- .-..-.--.-- SUI
Lots TO Q. block !. lots - TO IS. blocks.
lots IS tn "a. block 2. Prospect Park sec
ord division; JLo. r. Woico.t 10 Sarah
a NcCeagh ----...-----.--- ------.-. .ls.SO0
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08
MINNEAPOLIS TOPICS.

It is only necessary to make trip over
Minneapolis, and especially over the southern
portion, to see the singular Inconsistency Of
the talk Of hard times. Even now, in the
dead of winter, the building in progress is
wonderful. What will it be, then, in the
spring Yet the cry OF hard times is raised,
and it needs 10 necromancy 70 tell it is done
for an Object. Real estate is active, the
markets advancing, money holding up
strong and jo55ers conf lent. Where can
the cry OF hard times come in? Some one
with something to tell is responsible for
cry as damaging as it is false.
~
The general decision. all over the country,
has beef to maintain the present theatrical
prices, and Manager Conklin has made the
same stand for the Grand, basing it on the
ground that Chicago will Go it. But there
seems a popular demand for cheap amuse-
ments and this demand has found express
sion in the extensive and universal patron
age given 10 roller Kinks. 1t is a matter of
regret That the price for first class theatricals
places tnem really beyond tae reach Of the
middI< asses
Aside from the business Of the city, always
lending topic, there are two or three sub
iects watch monopolze the people Of Mime
apois, and these are getting a little Old. The
bridge question. the inter-urban tract, the
new iOc6up and the dark streets, have all had
the changes rung upon them, until they
have been sounded ''from the lowest pitch to
the top Of their compass" 1t is nearly time
for the subject of the impure water FROM
Bassett's creek 10 be rolled up again. The
frislinrss Of the average gas meter, With gas
al 50, is a good subject Of discussion when
its turn comes. The extension Of the city
water mains might be touched up, as a mat
ter Of pubic policy. Give US a vacation,
however, on the hacknryed topics.
~
United STATES Treasurer Wyman arrived in
the city yesterday and took dinner at the
West, after which be was taken in charge by
relatives and carried OFF TO be their guest
during his stay in the city. His visit IS con-
stTued 10 have some connection with the
pOstolicc. aud the report IS that he is desr
Gus OF getting information concerning the
amount OF the appropriation. II is said the
people Of Minneapolis know better what they
want than does the Minnesota congressional
delegation.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08
Mu.iripsi Court.
Before Judge Bailey.

John L ally. drunkenness; committed five
DAYS.
James Brennan, drunkenness; committed
fifteen days.
Harry Ambrose, disorderly conduct; con-
tinued uuul Thursday morning In 500
bonds.
Henry Dockey, larceny; discharged.
Samuel 7. Hanson, larceny Of tDols from
u. 7. MeConville; committed thirty DAYS.
Arthur W. Heutou, assault with DANCE r
Gus weapon upon Harvey Herring: conti1-
ued until FEB. IL in 800 bonds; conf
rnitted in default Of bail.
John Mckenzie, assault and battery upcrn
Geo. NeEcombe; continued until Feb. ia
in 500 bonds; remsn,lrd in default OF bal !.
Harvey Herring and Geo. Sewcombe, as
SAINT with a dangerous weapon upon Artbn
". Hcutop: held 70 await TIE action OF th'.
grand Igry; in default Of bonds IN 800 eael
toe def ndants we're rernsnded to tie COUNTY
iziL
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08
TuEwEEK's BUSINESS.
The Result Safisfae'ory mud Predicasiag
Refer fis FHsi-~

The kosWit Safisfte'ory aud PredicatinJ
Refer tH Ensu-~.
The week closed 10 business circles tn a
shape highly satisfactory to the Jobhers Of
Minneapolis. In circulating among them.
yesterday afternoon, representative Of the
GLOBE Vas given 10 understand that in spite
OF The general rumor Of lu;uess Ia trade, the
week Was not only satisfactory, but closed
with the prospects entirely good. The eoun-
Try trade came NJ brisSly aud bought freely
and money seemed tribe easier than be-
fore. Manufacturers are becoming decidedly
more independent in their business and
hole up for good prices. showing their belief
in the coming OF better TINES, aud ihis feel
ing is cir ulsting confidence over the cuun-
try that Minneapolis : beginning to realize.
Toe hard ,imts cry IS failing 10 its effect and
tie umidity II has already produced Is beinE
dssiptsei rapidly. JohbeTs are looking for
Nsrd II brisk opening il the spring, With
good prices.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08
MINNEAPOLIS MELANGE.

The Interesting News Happenings and
Topics OF Discussion in the
City of Flour.
The Gay Notes That Have Floated in
the Sunbeam of Society Dur
ing the Week.
Review of the Real Estate Traffic and Cen
eral Business Affairs Of
the Week.
Knights ~ the Palette and Brush and Gossip
Of TIER WO. k Daily Grind
Of Justice.
Productive Meeting of the Park Commits
ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF the
Eden Prairie ARRAY,
With All the Minor Matters That Write
the History of Day in
Minneapolis.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08

the preliminary examination, they were the
leading spirits in the dsgraceful affair.
They assaulted Newcombe aud Herring in
most brutal manner, and it is almost
wonder that he Is alive to-day to appear
against them.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08
TATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF HESsE.

Cf1. DIstT1ct LONTt- =
In fi,e matte 0. the assignmen. Of 8. II. Wood
Vile l. he e5y given th It . u. wood u Mime
spols 70 said county and siae has By deed 10 WIZ
M dated December o. 1874 made general assign
ueut TO the pneere1gued VI all his property not e1-
eraDt BIZ law from ley and sale execution. for
the benefit u sI hs cfeditors- without pfefeTences
All gis iins mBst be verified and presented 70 the
under1zDed for allowance.
Dated Jan. 18th. 1885.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08

During the week preceding, ending Janu-
airy 81, lis de eds were flied, the total cousid-
Grafton of which amounted 10 S242. 400
During the week ending February 9. 1884,
corresponding to last week OF the present
year, l34 deeds were filed, which amounted
10 S22l 65S
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08

NJ. Bailey, John I. Black, A. T. Rand Geo.
f. Higgins, George B. Eustis, R. A. David
son, r. NJ. Hubbard, Capt. j. D. Osgood,
Capt V. G. WEIGH, A. w. Krech, II. NJ.
Young w E. BurWeli
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08
ProL1fe [o,<rs.
Before Judge Gland

In re guardianship OF spaulding minors
letters issued to Flora ". Vsrnpy.
In re insanity OF +. o. Scammons; ex-
amiped and committed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08

The week at tie Vaudeville has been alike
satisfactory to the management aud TO the
pltrous- IL other WORKS the attendance has
been uniformly large and the company fairly
strong. The old fsvo-ites. the ''Nuidoon'
eusr:riie. have continued TO draw out the
eu ihusiasm o. the audiences and thsy were,
ss usual. recalled upon every appearance.
They closed list uigtIt- going To 81. Paul.
One Of the greatest turns on the programme
has been the double skip rope act by the
Misses MAY Smith aud Nellie Dale.
TIE new people vino open tomorrow even
ing are barry and Minnie WOOD society
sketch artists. Mrs~rs. Morton and RonaIdO.
black face comedians and Miss Mabel Ham
Etou. serio comic vocalist
The GLosE Branch Office a. Minneapolis
has 5e<n removed 10 No PSI First zvs1Qe
south. one dOo- above the Journal c1ce-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08

Th~y Sh,sf'd Ges Ty>fr -sJasf D>serfs.o
The authorities did quite the proper thing
In inssizstiug the aires; Of Arthur ".
HentOn and John Mckenzie, for the part
they took in the Elm Prziri- shooting ARRAY.
Even secording 70 their orn testimony in
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08
COinHibiq Han.
TH~ PsrifiOH.

The Pavilion orchestra viii render the fol-
lowing programme this evening. The fea-
ture will be the clIrionel solo by Mr.. Frank
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08

Il does uoi stop on the sky Fsrer floor ofthe
blscS. Tee writer oEmbyd to the rot. in Ar
ustic company. and obtained = view % Mn
n-arz5i> Tac SUI Was just louohiuE lie
western horEor. sud through the clear air.
mellow ana au,5er. the virw vss superb. As
lar as tbr rye eou.d covsT in evsry direction,
TIE panorama lay spresd out s,'stcued aud
suodurd by tac dviug Esat. bus beautiful
h.,youd uo9ls. ..Pu: Tat ~ CANVASS and
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-11

KEMP, Sept lO.-lSpsclsll-We are
having too much rain.
The Countyso scat quesiionis booming
Ia this county.Tho lower portion OF tho
county in almost solis for Kaufman.
A few good men will vote for Ter.
rel,but tho solid vote will DO cast for
Kaufman.
Work Is going on over the lower on d
o, the Trunk line, getting u in good
repair. This Will carry the Ioed
wi thin tlvo and ono-hslf miles OF
Twelve Mile, the next depot, and In @
of Ath0ns.
Our town Ia buyldg cotton ovory
day, paying the highest market prlco
for the same; In fact We arc paying
Terrel and Dallas pricos Tor cot.ou.
Corn a. 70 centH.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-11

AAsTIN, Sept. 10.-lSpecia.l Trim
ity and Sabine counties settled with
the State to- day.
The following rolls were received:
Smith county, increase, SIZE, 900; Wood
county, increase, $4,000.
About SO, 900 were deposited by tho
comptroller, to-day, on account OF tho
various funds.
1t Is stated this evening that the at
torney.generGl has received all the
papers In the case of the Franklyn
Land and Cattle company, which ro-
fuses TO pay taxes as on Groer county
10 the State, on tho ground tina: the
State has no jurisdiction over tho
county.
Univorsity Students arc beginning
to arrive.
II Is said that tho capitol contractor
Is having trouble about tho right-of-
way OF the railroad to the Burnet quar-.
ries. IL il claimed thai property hold.
ors arc asking extortionate prices for
lands along tho proposed route,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-11
Paris.

PARIS, Sept. 10. Especial County
Treasurer j. Il. Henley has received O
warrant for $50, le5.4O being tho appor-
tionmont Tor tho county ont of the
State school fund.
MIR, Il, NJ. Price will make sherman
his homo during tho cotton seasop
having charge OF Martin, Fiizhugh d
Wise'a cotton business.
Mr.. Frank Ryan, OF sherman, Ia In
tho city attending 10 the interest OF the
North Texas racing circuit, or which
no IN tho secretary.
Mr.. Whitman came IN from tho oas.
yesterday and IL now ready ivr th,
cotton business.
Mr.. q. II. Vhabo left yesterday fol
milwaukee, Qua vlsi. to relatives,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-11

Bowie, Sept. l0.-lSpecisi Tive
bales OF cotton came into market yes
terday and two or three more this
morning, making seven or eight thus
far this season. The cotton season
has not fairly opened yet. The open.
Ing of tho boil hos boon retarded by
tho late rains. This will, however,
prove an ultimate advantage, as the
bolls will DO larger aod the staple
better.
A good rain was observable yestor.
day afternoon on all tldes of Bowie
except tho west, and within q few
miles of town. In the town wo re-
ceiyed hut alight sprinkle.
A number OF farmers IN tho vicinity
are breaking ground, preparatory e
wheat sowing, and some fow have 81.
ready been sowing thoir crops this
week.
Mr.. James I. Byrna, tho day opera.
tor, IL fast recovering from tho effects
of his very severe attack of typhoid
fever, and will DO able 10 resume biz
post of duty in lew dayS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-11

CoRsIcASA, Sept. TO- SIP coiall-
Deputy Sheriff White, with couple oil
officers, came down on u party Of
negroes aud Moxlcans, who woro
gambling at Post Oak crock iust out OF
town, and, attor firing u couple o!
shots % stop them, arrested and ieilod
three negroes and u Mexican. Thore
wore ten In tho party, aud tho balance
Sil probably DO arrested this oven.
iug
Tho Young Mems Christian Rssocia-
ton give a cnnrtrt tomorrow night
A. the opera house, for tho purpose OF
raisiug funds for the iiots.y,
The Central pay car passed. through
hero today and settled with tho en-.
plnyOes.
Cotton continues TO como IN nj n
lively ratio, So balea being received to-.
day,
Mr.. Charles Mlddlo.os, of Dallas
spent tho day in tho city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-11

LoNovlEw, Sept, lO,-ISpecisl. AL.
though ono oftho free schools opened
Monday, tho contract made by tho
trustees of that community, tho High
School, has not yos boon signed bv the
Judge, there being entlrtly opposite
views In ielption TO the legality of the
contract, The Judge claims That every
community teacher must be hired sop.
arately aud not paid mora than the
maximum, according TO the grade OF
certiticsts; that tnore Is 80 superin.
tendent contemplated by tho law In "
community sch ol Tho opposite view
of the law IN entertained by the truB.
tees. Al arc gentlemen of honor and
intent only on goirg what IL legul In
tho matter, but one or the other mus
be wrong. Tho majority ofour citizens
favor the Judges action.
While Attempting 10 re Zach tho Juno
ton yesterday morning Rev. III. Nj.
Booth, a Eentluman Of 20 years, was
caught IN the severe storm, aud has
toning along with his umbrella held
before him, hal Just stepped from q
high bridge to tre eide OF tho track,
when car which was being pushed by
the switch engine 10 thu city, struck
him and whitfield him down the 20-foot
embaukment. The softness OF the
earth saved his life, but he was com
pletely covered with mud and severely
nhnkpu nm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-11

GAGEEsvILLE, Sept. l0.--lSpecJal.l =
There Is no truth ia tue report that
that warrants have boom issued for
the arrest Of the mon who killed the
Lse boys. 1t originated from tho fac!
that two deputy United States mar.
shals, who arrived In the city to-Ciay.
inquired for the cap;ors, merely TO
nave a talk about tho fight, Taylor
and Shattol have returned 60 Decatur,
and Thomas TO Fort Worth. All ar.
rangements have been completed for
the payment OF tho reward to Hick
Thomes, jim Taylor and Sim Slattel.
4 heavy wind and rain storm Wis
tied this section, yesterday evening.
John mclaughlin, farmer, was
killed by lightning, six miles north
west of here. A pair of mules, which
he was driving, were also killed. Ar
old man named Audorby, VINO was
riding beside McGlaughlin, WAS so
verely shocked, and the seat upon
which they were riding WAS shattered
to pieces.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-11

MARSHALL, Sept, TO- Special. T.
Promptly at O'Clock yesterday even
ing our jewish friends closed their
places Of business and repaired to tho
odd Fellows hall, where religious ser-
vices were held, in commomOration of
the Jewish now year. Our CONNER
cial community Is largely made up OF
these people, g nd the closing of their
places of buEiness upon occasions Of
this kind, gives our city an air OF a
general holiday,
Hon. l.. r. Wilson is in ioccict OF a
letter from Attorney. General Temple
ton, in which lhaJ learned gentleman
expresses doubt as to whether any
OF the several railroad companies now
operating IN the State are now violst-
Ing article TO- sections and G Of our
State constitution. Mr.. Wilson, in q
very able and exhaustive letter in re-
Spouse, clearly proves that these pro-
visions OF the law arc now, and have
been, ever since tho formation OF the
Gould system, violated every day.
The official conduct Of our attorney
general In reference to these railroad
complications, has been the subject OF
much uucomplimeatary criticism.
George Anderson has returned from
the North much improved in health
and will resume duties as secretary OF
the Marshall Ger Wheel and Foundry
company.
Our public schools were never 40
flourishing az now.
Now that tho prohibition craze has
been showed In all along the line, the
question Is, what viii the cranks and
fanatics do noxt? We pause for
reply.
John Crowder, a prominent sporting
man of the town, and Bill Ramsey
proprietor of the Seem" saloon had a
personal difficulty IN tho barber shop
Of Nclse McNair, this evening, IL
which Ramsey was shot in tho bea,
aud killed, Crowder was arrested
No further particulars ogtainsblo al
present, -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-11
THE TEXAS gElEGRAMS.
Ell PASo CRIMINAL NOTES,
Crimes and Accidents at San Antonio-
The storm Mt lnnis-Court Notes
FSom Wa nhachie-- PIohlbi
ton in Wise County.
Shooting at aIestine.


NJ EaSO.
Ell PAso, Sept 10 Especial "A
child only II months old, sou of Celes-
tine Trayillo, living about Is miles
rom here, strayei from home and WAS
absent two days before his rescuers
found him rh9 little fellow was nit
tingon roof crying for water. Other.
wise, he did not seem much the worse
from his adventure.
Governor Bates, of Tennessee, IL de-
fendant in Il mining suit soon TO come
oil here. The suit is caused, it is said
by the action Of his agents, not through
any lmmedatU fault OF his excel
lency.
BTo.Gay was s0t for tho preliminary
examination OF Ii. Berrey, who killed
mclaughlin, on tho 4rh instant, but
other important Information was OBJ
tanned which led 20 tho arrest of sac
ono party, a woman OF low standing,
by the name Of Lou Baxter. On tho
morning OF tho killing Lou Baxter
was the only person found in the room
after the escape of Berrey, after he had
shot Mclaughlin. She was held as a
witness until this morning, when tho
charge otaccessory in the crime vas
MAIDS against her. The pre-
hmlnary examination OF the
woman was commenced this morn
ing. The whole day was taken
up by the testimony Of one witness.
The State viii endsavor to prove that
the woman borrowed the gun for tbs
express purpose of killing McIiaugh
lin, The Witness placed upon the
stand to-day was tine keeper Of the
saloon in which tho killing took place.
He lestitisd tAal Lou GaXter came Ia
him about Two hours before the kill.
ing occurred, epd borrowed his pistO,
Tor The purpose, she said, OF project
ing heraeH against q man who had
threateneo TO ave her trouble gt her
house that right. Tho witness said
that he told her no would losn her his
pistol, provided she went home i'm
mediatelv with it. She promised She
would. So 20 gave Eer the pistol and
went to bed, Ide had been asleep ab0u
two hours whom the SHOT aroused him
and he fastened into tho saloon. Ht
found the woman there, and she asked
him nos to tell any enc that she hat
borrowed his pistol. The witnes!
said that he told her that no would OK
pose her. She became very much OK
cited, and shortly atterward left tht
saloon. The numerous friends o.
Berry claim that he will provo thu
killing was dono la self.defense. TIL,
officers at TT, Bliss have employed
the services OF Il. Il. Bledsoo for th,
prosecution. lie Is an able lawyer
The defense = conducted by Judg
Davis and j, p. Hague, two of th
most prominent lawyers IN this coun
try, The preliminary examination o
Berry will occur CO-m orrow.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-11

TYLRR, Sept. lo.-Lspe,iall- oh arles
Brsdberry, youth Of about 10 years,
was convicted Of then In our district
court to-day, and sentenced 10 the pom.
iteu,isry for two years. His father ID
hard working mechanic Of this city,
aud has the mpathy OF our citizens.
Tnirty-iive bales OF cotton were re.
ceived here to-day, aud was promptly
bought by our merchants Mt good
prices.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-11

Saying ha could whip any Kaufman
man. Nc. Alien eztheret achsir leg
anu approached hin s.rikiug aim on
tee arN, bresklrg 10, then blow on
the head. Mr.. Mnliov was stagdipg
by end iuterposeG. Nj. Allen
pcunced on him. Mr.. Mdloy
wrencheG The chair i0s tfou his ~.
sailsnt and fellod hm % tho ground,
DR.. Frey WAS cal'sd 3rd ~. S ed TIE
wounds OF beth mSr.
Our sIo9ts are ih5uu2ed wlsh pso
pie To-day. kaufman IS hero IN Snoa
iorce' a large crowd vii. Oe prassQ
at the speaking u night.
Representative 0t KHU maa's int "a.
ests proposed 10 csli ia the appoint
mentS for spe~Eing w L4wteue, ,,
night, and 'terrelps friends a1.een %
1t This Viii dcclua. Tor tAa .apiips
nieut moi bsins tiilad.