The conservator., 1886-12-18

hESION III. LESLIE, OF Kentucky, ha
been appointed to be Governor of Montan
Territory. George D, Hart working
man mans. 5 ssauos 81 a0ruollr. I mo
a ANN, pInra1;t 1it cause to de, her death sli
pointed thu. mewihfg fostmaasftesrs fosstafts oil
It'll mi'noiSICharles Wie.sman, Warsaw; viii.
Gam G A. McCann, Sterling; J. NJ. Starsznan
s Tnnb;y NaWard NaH Gardnor Rochelle; Michael
| r. =. iUuhy' Nokomis; L. S. Burns, Hillsborouoh
y. w, Jones, Griggsvile; George w Hess
Evanston John Culbertson, Delayan: s W
n ~, ro,o oeHtrella Edward Smith Carroilton j..
mo,or ~, 1olor CarDondale; h. l. Alien, Joliet; J. s
= TT"dnler; inner; Duquoin; Ellis Briggs, Roodhouse: w
=. scanland, Normal; Conrad Durkes FranlIin
Anbnrn An2~9; :; A Mead Mareago; J: A Able,
nIfor3e e. thompson, Midland; d. C. Johnson
nhaca; +; F. Cole. Albion; H. D, Pupb Ion'
ais; df5 IRA B. Card, Hiiladale; Eucharisto BruIe
consul: j. French, Sparta: Carl Zillier She
P2oygan Roderick McGregor, River Falls: ! r
orps Cpppsv fTWTaGe WaG J. A. Bardon SUPERIOR, p Fl.
tEti,ey: NhukeSha; jeremiah Sullivan Ash
1aAd Ad Minnesote-John s. Stewart Pinastonn
iIn req HqHler Adair; A. S. Kemp, Monteyideo:
iaHiI! banI! n nen LIE sueur; Edward Fay, Moor
Rolman Washington; Richard Burke WI WIZ a.
Gfncor; ThoInas A. Mnssi,, Logan; ]. n, DAVIS
hh0Gyd1le; = N W. Il. Merritt Des Moines: G.
sjs5Hrna,, Mr@l, Columbus E.n Junction James Frey.
pItnan Leon; j. P. Carleton. Iowa Fa,,n: Ft IL:
u nf5o fani, Iowa City; S. II Harvey, Centre,'
al" q q 'aer Charles. Cedar Rapids; John
HIioIII5ao!i. )one; A H. Graves, Alton; r. T.
GGoHl'y, Malvern; j. H. James, sue Cltv: q r
SG' Ger IN =eon. Pole Plaine. Kansas O
Rneor RRnee.uo4, Manhattan; j. r. Hall, Howard j. F.
l,an r: lreIan !: Lola: f. W. Lyon Cherryville No.
O'NeIl ''"A N''iil poei
WASHINGTON special to the Chicaoo
IF'o"ne says the friends of the Hennepin
ahai nave about decided on their course
ol actlon. They will send delegation to
the LIMOS Legislature at Springfield early |
III 'nhulfE, and try to have pushed through |
Il olil IN eetln@ the objections of the Com |
STOCK Board to the acceptance bv the Cen.
erdl GoVernm ant of the Illinois and Mich
Igan Canal under existing conditions. Thay
nave seeded that all the points involved
IAN De met by the Legislature without
IT:th 'T:a submitting the question to the people.
y i'i 'nese ooJectloas overcome, they be-
H ie'e an lndorsemept of the project can be
'e' e rom secretary Endicott on the ground
- H. ronlleic'al ~ Importance. Re enforced bv
his, they would make a final attemnt ~
.oh5reiAt to again graft Hennepin on tho
iver and ha1aAa1 bill. 1t is forlorn hope
ut the HenneP@ers insist they will not
~ as's oi patch saws that, Afssr~s,. +
ition. The sectors in attendance gave +
i'm a small qAantity of specially prepared
Inc before giving him food. In the APP
eal or james Gordon BENEFIT against the
q; sion awarding Cyrus w. Field 5000
lmages, for statements derogatory to the
tier published in the New York Herald.
le Court of Appeals quashed the verdict
5alnst Mr.. Bennett. The present decision
kaS the CronnH tboE r.,
g british subject or resident of Great s
rltain, the constituted service on him in ,
oldon, on which the verdict was obtained.
rs illegal. The court condemns Mr.. Field 7
pay the costs.
IHE Dill to repeal the civil-scrvice law re- l.
RED adversely by Senator Hawley from the
on Civil Service during the first ses- v
n OF the present Congress reintroduced {
senator Vance on the 18th inst. Senator | q
tlon offered tho conference report on the in {.
Stat9 commerce bill md gave notice that he | 4
Uld call 1t up Tuesday, when it might 90 | q
ef the holiday adjournment for discussion. ;,
nator Con9er favor lbly reported the bill re- q
ltlg passed by the House to extend the free h
livery system to towns of 10000 population =
nator Platt's resolution for open execu- u
e sessions was lai on the table by @ vote of t;
TO H. resolution was adopted calling on
Secretary of War for information as to the
posed bridge across the Arthur Kill, between 6
", hLttl t'buooH MI 12cR called | Gt
the bill prohibiting Senators or Representa- l.
es from acting as attorneys for subsdized IL
lroad companies, Mr.. Beck denouncel it "
indecent Tor Senators and members to | =,
and yot3 upon measures affecting ~
at railroad companies to the amount | a,
lundredsSof millions while having the money | Z
those companies i'll their pockets Public | -
IT, common decency, and the honor of every | "a
lator and Representative involved in u
ing the world to understand that no man oj
sitting i'll either House the hireling. or a.,
retained attorney, or tho agent of any of Oh
Sc subsidized railroad corporations Tho M
lse OF Representatives. devoted the day in :.
lmittee Of the whole, to TIL consideration of J"
sundry civil bill