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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-06
81. Paul RenI Estate.
YTsrERnAY,s TRANsFFRs

Yesterday TRANSFERS.
James Akers TO William Farweu ltg,
blk 4, H H Lockwood's add. SIS
William L Farwell TO Fred Prossen, II Q,
blk 4, II III Lockwood's add. .. 300
Carrie A Wright to Robert Shannon, 1t
10, blk 3, and Its 1. ? and 3, blk 4, and
Its /, = and 3, blk 5, College Place,
west div................. ........... s,1OO
Andrew Oden 10 Henry Jervais, IL 80,
blk 9, rearr of McLean's reservation. $50
Charles A Hare to William Reed, It 10,
blk 3, Como Park, second add. ... $50
A G Jamison to ST Paul City Railway
company, Its and 6, blk l, subd of
Bazelle's add. ..................... 5000
Elizabeth Cone ct al 10 Adam ii Lohlker,
1t 8, blk 81, Dayton Irvine's add, and
part of IL {, blk e. rrearr of Rice g.
lrvines add, and part Of 1t Z, blk 81,
Dayton & Irvine's add. Il, 500
VIM F Newell TO Annie McBurnie, 1t .,
Newelfs add Observation-Disclosures. ESQ
The Manchester Park syndicate TO ii b
Walsh, IL y, blk g. Manchester park. 547
B n CardoZa TO Geo II Cardoza ct al,
part of Its Is and 10, blk 6S, Dayton &
irvine's add. .:...:................ $500
Minnie F York 10 Benjamin Brack, IL
q, blk 10, Manchester park. 600
West Side Land & Cottage Co to Miss A
Nix, Its 20 and 2l, rearr Of blk 4,
Sweeney's add. $50
Q A Cbristianson TO Anna Omdahl, 1t
8, blk 20. Ashton & Sherburnes add. 1000
Feter On0anl 70 v a OnflSllansOn. IL D,
blk 20, Ashton 4 Sherburne's sdd.... 1000
No. transfers, $50, ZOE
BUILDING PERMITS
The following building permits were issued
yesterday:
Henry Rowe, history frame shed. @ side
Woodbridge ST, bet Wayzatta and
Front. $50
Mrs ESsery, alter and repair photograph
gallery. side 9Th St bet Sibley and
waoonta. ...................... 200
Robert Schuell, 2-story frame dwelling
side Banfl ST, bet Western and Rich
mond.............. .............. 2,4OO
Total. So, $50
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wantsto Play winona.

The st. Paul Polo club is DESTROYS Of
playing the Winona Polo club. and settling
the dispute as to which is the champion
club of Minnesota. As an earnest it offers
to allow the WinOna Polo club $50 for eX-
penses in visiting st. Paul, if that club
will play for $50 or 500 side and the
championship of the state. Unless the st.
Paul club was quite certain of victory, it
would not make such favorable offer to
the Winona team.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-06
4 Social Evening.

The Unity club gave All entertainment il
the vestry of Unity church last night thai
was largely attended, the number of chill.
dren present being unusually large. Tn,
program consisted of singing, recitation,
and vocal music under the direction of Mrs
j. c. Boyden. Miss A. Z. Kibbee and Miss
f. n. Patten. 1t was a social evening
All were invited to enjoy themselves. Lat,
in the evening refreshments were served.
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And Newspaper MEMS Hoards.


Children's savings banks are responsible
in no small measure for the scarcity of tho
small coins IN Chicago. In the thousands
of toy banks throughout the country are
boarded hundreds of dollars in pennies
nickels and dimes. which, if put in circula-
ton, would materially loosen the stringency
of the money market in coins of those de-
nominations.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-06

treatment of patients suffering from conta-
gious diseases. The board decided to meet
again next Monday at o'clock, TO see
what can be done in the matter.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-06
The westou-O,Learv wnIk.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Jan, 5.-The score
at the end of to-day's walk is as follows:
O'Leary 1000 miles, Weston LISA miles.
Weston's sore foot is improving. O'Leary
COMPLAINS of insomnia.
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DIR. staples Broke His Leg.

While on his way to the Union depot last
evening DR.. Staples of Winona, a member
of the state board of health, slipped on the
walk near the Merchants hotel and broke
his right leg.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-06

Roman senator's, Roman temples. Roman
gods, have all engaged the worlds atten-
ton. but the nineteenth century has pro-
vided the greatest Roman of them ali, Sal
walton Oil; it kills pain.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-06

Smoke the Daily Globe cigar. Havana
filler and Connecticut wrapper. NJ V.
Serenyi, Sibley street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-06

Senator ingalls, national university bill
grants the sum of s5,O0O,0OO to the board of
regents in a perpetual unassignable registered
certificate of the United States, bearing per
cent. Interest.
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George B. Whipple, Faribault; r. C.
Judson, Pennington; u. p. Clarke. ST.
Cloud. were at the Merchants yesterday.
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PERSONALS.

a. N. Easterly. Montana, is i'm the city.
Col. James w. Forsyth, U. S. ~, was
at the Ryan yesterday.
Gen. r. w. johnson left by the noon
train yesterday for Atlanta, Ca, called
thither by the illness of his brother.
L. c. Thomas, TaylOr's Falls; r. w.
Muller and E. p. Banning. GlenwOOd;
George Caldwell and S. w. Smith, Grace
vile, were at the Ryan yesterday.
f. r. SandersOn and wife, f. ingalls,,
Duluth; o. j. Wood. MOntevideo; w. +.
Edelbrock and wife, st. Cloud; o. b.
Hawkins, w. b. Caldwell, Ashby, were al
the Merchants yesterday.
p. p. Chacy and family, Fargo; W.
Davis, Larimore; c. K. Kindred, Brainerd;
II. Oldenburg. III. Sherlock, Northern Pa
cific Junction; A. AIOutray, Regina, y. w.
T.; Matt Clark, Saltwater; 5. b. Clary,
Mortified, were in the city yesterday.
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Snecialto the Globe.

CHICAGO, Jan. Sat the Palmer: A.
T. Jacassy, st. Paul; a. E. Campbell,
Fargo; j. f. Babcock, Bismarck: Il. NJ.
Chance, Minneapolis.
At the Grand Pacific: Hon. j. c. EastOn,
La Crosse; j. c. Richards, Eau Claire: Il.
V. Ross. Winona; j. n. Bayard, Roches-
ter.
AT the Sherman: T. 4. Alexander, ST.
Paul; w. A. Hunt, Minneapolis.
AT the Leland: George J.. Tracy and
wife, Butte, Mont, w. A. Granger. St.
Paul.
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FESTIVE ARCHITECTS.

E. S. WARNER, Secretary.
For the board
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
n DguIrPdTIC COMPLICA TIONS IN INDIAN

IypiANApoLIs, Ind. Aug. (Specidh.- Lieu
tenant Governor 'nsons acceptance Of thr Office o In
,erp Revenue Co rctOr for the Terra iiauto district
N soccred Thomas Hanon, whose appointment the Sen
Ia refus,d to c0ufrm. furtnrr computations III
~ ,,oubles OF tho party IN lndiana. Gem
ara, Manson was offered tho cOiiectOGsiip by Senator
voorhees with view to Gripping Governor Gray In
mo candidacy for United State. Senate. as the pres
,, rcsdcnt pro TEN. OF III. Indana Senate who would
succeed The Lieutenant dovernorsn'p ana "eoo"e
v.,,or II Gray should be elected Senator. II n"i"r
, ,uc.nable of hlilng the position. IN IN interview
odav Gray cites statutory provisions for the cecion
~ . .I,eu~naniG Governor this ia 10 nil the remainder
y, term, winch dres not expire unH 1900 ne
" ~. nnwnyer tnaJ a mast bo made Iu"
,'.,,ocr.tIc ate Executive Committee. mJnIitv OF
s'H ,rcarr tnat nomination Will be in"uc, ana IL
~ .virut mat che,ne ha, been well pian.d or kerp
~ e', ,Inxu II possible. The Republicans agree
III ,e t;oyrrnor. that tho vacancy ia tne Lieu'h.n
Cnvrrnor's Office must be ned at mo eecoh tn's IA J.
W., ,n.y Will nOninste candidate. contest Vi "a
an tod nature will probably be- the result.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04

SAKAroGA. Aug. 3 Npccidh.-A law and or
dor u..ins va. held IA the Washington Street Bapti,
Cnnrch tonight ami largely attended. II wA'
cal.a by resident and visiting cergymen. backed by
prominent sarato.iana Tno Rev Dr. Iicrrr.
|. Johnson, OF Chicago. wa. made pres
idrnt and occupied tho chair. Resolutions and
addresses urging the suppression OF gambling In sara
og were ma by Dr. Johnson, the Rev. ". L. Icrreti
Jos, ph Cook, Anthony Comstock and Others IL Is un
drrstood nat Will be applied for to-mVrro"
morning for the arrest OF al persons engaged II
gambling Tho vicepreri-nts OF tue mretin-
were Judge Henry Hilton. Su~ncer Ira-k, j. W.
Ehning-r. Dr. Il. &. MrE.cns. j. v. Fuller
DE- 4. Hamilton. W. a. shepard. Dr.. :. j. Pe.rsa.i
Professor H. 4. Wilson. f. {. tcArri. A. Richard.
w. James, the Rev. &. T. DOvf. e. :. smith. tho Rev Dr
j. Iiyington Min. Professor q. W. Gates. Professor
f. Dr. 1. B. R-yro4ts aud the Isrv-. A. Proud
nf ] y CrocEsr. John McMenany. Joseph Carey. l. "
Jones. g. J. Youny. Bi.hop Foster aud others.
Ahtnony Cotnstucx ne"n sent here to suppress
gan brg lie ASSERTS that he has dibcOy
cred Ihirt. -nye Gambling pacr. nero.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
IOssES In VARIOUS PLACEa.

UTICA, y. Y, Aug. "a dispatch to The Ob'
serrer o Oneida fire to-day destroyed the car
rage manufactory OF spencer Il Co. perfect gale
WAS blowing from tho and the flames spread to the
lumber yari attached and for q time there rre Al
,c or TWO IN The loss is estimated at $4,000
insured
DLLrllDs Onio, Aug 3.-George Hedreck's barn was
burned Last evening. Loss. 5000 Insurance. $1,000
MEXICO Mo-, Aug 3.-Tne dwelling OF T. HARRISON.
fifteen mile. south OF hers. destroyed Oy lire lass
night LDs, $4,000: insurance ANAL.
DETROIT Mcp. Aug. 3.-A dispatch TO The Ereniag
.Jo rl.l from scottsville On Sunday mOruinZ
Park.o Cook x Co.'S sswnlll, at Gun Lake, was dt-
stroyed 10y with $50 900 feet Of LUMBER ami
cars owned by the Flint and Pcre Marquette Railroad
were harmed Tho total loss Is $4,000; insurance.
SO. 600.
FIRE yesterday destroyed tho Exchange floal. at
aawiu, win two saloons, Cobb's hart ware store,
lt lcrmans drug store the Townsend House. barber
sno, and he house aud jail Inc los, Is $4,000.
tu.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
GFRONINO OYER THE BORDER.

CHICAGO, Aug. "a dispatch from lomb-
stone Arizona, says: the latest report from Sonora
through Army sources Is that Geronimo, with about
twenty bucks moved into the state o. Cnhuahus
and tho remainder of tho renegadss making tnef
WAY back 10 reservation. News has Just be.u re-
c-iysi that three Mexican rancners whose places On
the San Poiro thirty miles northwest driven sus
of the Casaina Mountains day before yesterday
by "A ba d o! eight or ten Indians. One OF General
Mi.ss n-utenauls went down Perla Reservation
y1ster ay to enlist a company OF Papago scout. 10
his tribe Will send out COMPANY, provided GehrfaI
Miles will let thon be independent OF tho Army. ue
SAYS IN, Papagos superior the Chiricahuas 10
courage aud SKILL aud cond whip them man To man on
any neri. TGoy have boon lighting one another tor
coutury or more, aud therefore hereditary foea
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
THhOIGH NfU-lOEh STATE
OFFICIAL REPORTS or SAVINGS BANKS.

ALBANY, Aug. 3.-Thc rem Iining reports OF
New. York sayin-s banks for July are ~ follows:
EuIGEANT I.nU>THGAL ~1VGNG> BNNK-Total re-
sources, S37 O7. 80 Ii: due drpo-liof-. sJlo~l"l
81: surplus $,J77 1GS =: deposits received Hncr
January /. l-~G. 81 .G.5yl 40 deposits wihlrawn
snc- January l. l~-r. >5.57u.tj5 -. -
GKEtNwICH SAVINGS ENNk-I" al resources, T-f,if-.
$50 10. depOsItor-, sl"Gp'.1i2 81. -ifpn.
>3,-2Jl 80 u :drpo- receive snce January l. l7-u
S.,3gg,J-g - drpo.iis w.thirAwn since January J.
Is-b. s2.31u,3J7 81
IRo.DWAl -AVlNGs ISsTrrUoN-Total resources
.2Gl. .J65 IL due nepo~i o. cJ'l"'"o 80 suri =
>.,l 800 o. dcp"ss received since January l. l--
>7395s7 -. dcpo,its Withdraw siHcr January !.
l--6. Sool. .n9l 10.
MirgnrofirAS SAvI>Gs B,SK Total resources
- AZ o37 -G duc drppstots. fip41.996 90 sntr -
~ips.2il - pos sis received -ncr january l. I77t
Sn57.l2- If; d~po.its Withdrawn since January l.
l--G. SGijI 80 II.
IILNl>Tn WAED SAVINGS BtNK-To'al resources
~ 20 u: dur deprsnof. S-bl1l 30. sutpn''
>7G- 35; deposits Withdrawn s.n'. January l. l-7b
~ .66J Il. .. ,,,.
InVI>G SAVINGS INsTITr rIoNrotal resources. e''i'
gT iur druositor-. - lO1.--l 60, surpiu-. -
Og- II; deposits received sihcc January !, l0@h
>l1Jjj1t u; deposits Withdraw since J"hHaD l.
tXctIsi~n s.viNG- B.~K-rora resources. 500.
l- ~ deposits received since January !. $50 -" .
81 D.; deposits wIthdrawn SIC" January l. i'7"
>iB5 .o9- II.
81 DIME sAyINGs INsTTrTi"N-Tofal resources
- 3I5 go 4J du- l"post"r-, f'.'2j.'' So .hrpns
>,-, 81 -: deposits received -nce January l. l-7o
II ~ 0-G -. d-po-iis Withdrawn since January !
l--n .l9lGO1l 10
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
SHOT WHILE siTriNu AT A WINDOW.

NEwBrRG, Aug 3 (NDccuO-Thc upper end
OF Montgomery It. iu the Fourth Ward WAS
excited last night Ada Shannon OF Lansing
who tc.tincd against the defendant In Captain
Brncker!ion's divorce snt at POughkccpsic and who
suddenly got OF that ciy. .ecs to nave to Nrw
burg sue took bod and board ot T.. u. Hughes. No.
2gi Mont gomery st. Yeserl ~ she At IL picnic
ss reached home about hi might and while sitting al
window was twicc and hit III the forehead with
a III, one. IIor story was reluctantly ,od. rho did
rot want the authorities 10 know VINO she She sad
the siiuotrr Horny Baum. Of fishk. All Rcquhut
aucs Nothing could hc rlicitod from hrr snow n:
te.luusv trouhlr btt tirin. she tao
mic Ia The company II another but BaIm
nor noticed there one OF tao bullets lfi her
cheek l,um e-cut,-d the al lct town. y
warrant from FOughks ksoI-ic or her arrest
her ali day.
Pntn,uklrI.sII, Al. (Sp>cidJ. J.-h. shannon was
indcs to-day perjury. sno was arrested and lodged
iu l,I
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
KILLED By 4 BOILER EXPLOSION.
YRIGHTFUL DAMAGE DONE AT PENNsYLvANI
town,

YRIGHTFUL DAMAGE DONE AT PENNSYLVANIA
TAMAQUA, Penn, Aug. 3 tSpeciaD A boiler
explodrd tnis morning al the L~hgh Coal and Navga
t,on Companvs machine sbops at Lausord, siI miles
east OF this point, instantly killing one and fatally
ninr,ng TO ir while fourteen seriously
injured and many more slightly. The following are
those fatally or scriousy injured: William LAWS
deal; Edward Fcssl"r, leg and back injured;
Joseph Heistsr; internally injured; John
Eni.r hurt about the head; Wilson
Stein frghtfully scadcd: Daniel Scott. burned
and tniirei inrern,iv: On ,rls, Ws,s. hoad and
body badly cut and Nero Weiss father OF Charles skull
Fractured will probably die Jacob AIbertsOn. foreman
~ tho shops had his skull fractured and broken
Iohu Fleming. head Injured. aud William kissncr. skull
fr,ctured are dying. Daniel Eveand sustained frac-
ure Of the nose. Edward Mowrv, head injured and back
.praned badly; Conrad Pollock. scadcd badly, and
Iohu Williams, badly burned.
The orce II the explosion felt for miles and he
mead OF the thrown fully 200 feet IN the air
mediarly after the explosion hundreds OF women and
children rushed to the scene III search
~, father, husband, brother relatives
re terror that depicted their faces besgars de
.rrutiop Many nf The injured buried beneath III"
INNS and it was tme boiOre tbei were rescn~d.
nm, urulonging the OF their friends. Wbrn Wil-
,.,u ss clothes were taken from his dead body II
,"a onnd tnat he was literally cut to eccs. The com
.uv Immediately sent special tram To MS place Tor
and aii Tho shop. riEplo, over 200 men.
i n /. ahO, miracle that more were not fttlly or
under tlA e''i""'o P'"''' VI"
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
TRADE DEPRESSION In ENGLAND
REPORT OF THE COMMISSION APPOINTED BY TIL

TORY GOVERNMENT
LONDON Aug. 3.-The final report of the
commission appointed by the Conscrv tive Government
in 1885 TO inquire into the OF the depression In
trade will be issued. Tho report will announce
the commission has found any evidence OF de-
preston regards restriction OF trading operations
The volume Of British trade has increased more than
cOmmensurately with the growth OF the population.
Low prices and The consequent diminished profits con-
the only evidence OF depression There has been
greatly prolonged period OF oyerprOducton. owing TO
vast Increase Of wealth In the country The commis
sion does not believe that legislation regarding labor
has injured trade. and depecates Increase IN the
number OF hours Of labor and dimnution OF wages.
The report distinctly favors trades unions.
The considers the recent failure OF agr'-
cultural production the MAN, II not the SOLE, cause OF the
dlminutou OF the home trade. which otherwise would
he In satisfactory condition. The condition "f the
working classes, the report his greatly improved
In the Last Competition bth III th" nome
and the foreign greatly increased especially as
regards GERMANY whose trade Ia improving aud press
ing Engsn closry mt home and abroad. y" fiscal
alteration suggested the report and no rcferece IL
made protection reciprocity The commission
that the British cnnsus report more IRE
ourny that British factors adapt their man
the necessities OF foreign markets. III which
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
GARLAND NOT THINKING or RESIGNIyG.

PITTsBURG, Penn. Aug. tSpeciah. h.-AttoT-
ncy General Garland stopped for nearly three hours at
the Union Depot th,s morning. lie waiting
for bound train 10 take him toward his home Al
LAtt.o Rock, Ark He said that he was exceptionally
well pleased with tho appointment OF George A. Jeuks
as Solicitor General and did not believe better man
could have boen secured Tor the place He WAS aiso
pleased. he said, to know that Mr.. JenKs held IN
such nigh regard By the Democrats OF PeLnsyiN aua
TIE TRIBUNE asked Mr.. Garland II there
WAS foundatOn for the report that lr was kev 10
retire from tho PrssldenTs Cabinet. Mr. GarlAbd ,ueh
Hnd said: "Thrre 10 IOthtIg in II whatever nave
heard not hng OF it, aud presume would be the nrst
OF It. am not thinking Of rcsigning." Mr..
Garland convsrssd then with Postmaster Iarkin and
United States Marshal Miller about PenDsyivana poll
Iie asked who would 10 uOninAtad Tor Governor
by tho Democrats tue choice or tho Demo
crxts the portion Of tho state. This Was -
unner, aud OF the near falling into
IT. I.,rkin smiled and quickly came to their rescue.
He changed tho subject 10y referring u Psburg in'
inlu-
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
WHO Will LEAD rnE COUNrr DEMOORACYI

Nothing definite in TIE way of choosing
leader OF the Comfy Democracy TO sucreed iibeit u
Thompson has yet been agreed upon 40 meoting o te
SubExecutIye Committee has been helt since Mohuay'
when tho expulsion OF Maurice B. Flynn WAS ae'eeo
uI.on. At that r. E.lery Anderson pieoideu.
A. too has been meeting. there has beeh no OH"
unity for the members to cxpress even indefinitely
their choice for a chairman II looked at one time as
Mr.. Anderson Wa 10 he The chocr. But MI. Ahicison
not enough Of PARTISAN TO suit tine "rAro-r"iro'
faction.
secretary whitney IT il understood. advised hat thra
he no ste IN iiling the vacant place No irl ""u
pe tunc IN cayiDg the in. open iir tih IL ''
-tIding tn-t when meetings are iod trihior"i. :.
chairman bo cho,rn each faction taainG ITS TURN.
There IL "A small part, IN the Executive committee ied
by Id Aari X, arn-y AMI Augustus j. Docharty, VINO
Governor Iill nnd who arc an Nloi' ior unl"
with Taminany hall on a local ticket tins fai lhu'
far they unmDcr only haudIui, the cling hg 'lnst 20
Governor bcius rtl strong. A week or ten days VIII
probarl, simplify ~ alters considerably and 1noi' AN
oppnrtunity to u ige whether tho Mayor Will control
th organization whether II wall bo dominate" "S -"
OItsI,.Iaen Adm. instr ltIOu Inun
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
THE TROUBLES IN IRELAND.
THREATENED ATTACK on THE BELFAST POLICE
BOYCOrTING RAILROAD.

THREATENED ATTACK on THE BELFAST POLICE
BOYCOrTING A RAILROAD.
BELFAST, Aug 3-The Mayor of Belfast has
sent circular letter the different Magistrates OF the
cty asking them exert their innu, to promote
better feeling among the people toward the police 80
that there may be cooperation between the at
ter and tho popnl,ce for tho prevention OF dis
order the suppression Of lawlcssncss. Crowds Of
assembled in different parts or the city evi.
IDENTITY bent Oh nghting the police.
DUBiIS, Aug 3-Ihe NsUonalists OF Castlrbl ayney
Mona ham, are boycotilng the recently opeHe1 local
branch OF the Grrai Northern UTcItudl Ran Nay br-
cause a nominee OF the League wa, not appointed
staton-naslrr by the ra lway company. The present
stat on-nascr Is receiving threatening letters ana the
employees are afraid to resume work.
A detachment of military has gone from Belfast 10
Armagh IN accordance with q telegram requesting AS
Q list ance to Quell Riots In the latter town.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
CELEBRATING THEIR EMANCIPATION.
EX-CONGREssMAN LYNCH SPEAKS AT BINGHAMToN
tn THE COIOKFD PEOPLE.

EX-CONGREssMAN LYNCH SPEAKS AT BINGHAMToS
TO THE COLORED PEOPLE.
BINGHAMTON, Aug. 3 (SpecdO The anniver-
sary of tho Proc amation OF Emancipation was duly
celebrated here to-day and only all the colored
people OF this city and vicinity active participants but
they had as guests many colored friends from IL
mira Scranton Wkesbarre Wiliamsport, Utica, Ithaca
Norwich Deposit, Middietown, Walton. Delhi and o'ner
places The exercises hero under tho auspices OF
the Charles Sumner Club. grand parade occurred ~
noon Mayor Joseph NJ johnson in a graceful speech
opened the meeting tho day, which held in Court
House Square at 2 o'clock. On the platform among
others was Lieutenant-Governor JOINS E1Congress-
John r. Lynch. OF Mississippi. was tho orator VI
the day. lie said among other things
OF course you all OF the terrible. cowardly
brutal ana human massacre OF innocent colored men
at Carroton, Miss. last March, and you Will be sur
prscd. doubt, learn that the brother OF the
Lddell-who believed to have been the cause II not
the ipstsator OF that massacre, ha. been
made United States Marshal for the Northern
II Mr. Beecher was to VISIT tho south closely qnes
ton every budozor aud baiot-bo1 stuhcr about @ .no
other subject To the administration OF the GOV
ernmcnt. lie would find that not more than one IN tho
sand could give hun intelligent answers But lot
him mention office ana every
of them VIII be ready, wiling y;
office holding specially They Democrats for once
only II II not been for tue offices the south Womb
not have been solid In 1854 and MI Cleveland wonid
not he President to-day. The suliity ~ tue south -
based upon volence aui fraud aud is to get inc o'i
COS that they stun bantoxcs aud kill innocent coored
prople. A col"rcd man who calls him.rlf Demo
crat is devoid of principle, ma'hooi aud scirosnect
YOUNGSTOWN, Aug. 3 (Sp,ciab. Emancipation Day
celebrated here to-day 10y the colorrd peope. All
the cic. in Eastern ONO aud Western Pennsylvania
scot large CATIONS The Ptshurg visitors were ac-
companled by the American Corn't Band. After a
parade picnic was held at the Fair Grounds followed
by dresses 10y j. hrrc~r Iangs On ex-N'niSirr 10
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