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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
THE nousEKEEPrRs SONG.

II 10 sweep, sweep sweep,
Though you've done II An hour boiorel
And ~ sorub, sTub, scrub,
Table And chair and tioor,
Aud you needn't bO weary q BIZ
10 ilnd youf labor In yalnI
DO II M vol N YOU oan to-day
You can DO II tomorrow agall,
It's cook, cook, cook,
There's mcat and there's bread to biEcl
IL Ia cook, cook cook
There's Imddlng and pie 10 make,
Tho butsoas Mc alwp dropping,
flis siOcldnep lHc ever 10 mond,
The mU IN mo lcld % look after,
Tho ch,lorn 10 wash ana 10 tend,
tits haht, hRht nshL
For man IN tho tua Of llioI
Ana lt'b lsht, hghl nght
For clean and lldy wife
man eau plant an acre Of land,
Ana gather the golden wheat,
Aud got tho price IN his open hand,
Ana tho price Of labor ID sweet,
hut w0tg, work, work.
II cyof wlman'u loll
ltlawlrb, work, work,
II tho weather hc cold or hot,
Ana this IN tho worst Of tho trouble,
she hasn't shifting " gain,
Ana though tho may scrub aud clean today
sho must 90 II tomorrow agalnl
Oh, wife, wife, wife
Don't worry, aud trct, ana poutl
Oh, wife, wlic wife
You arc cross io'dAy no Doubt
For you know ycfy we'll your labor
Iant done tof shilling or twol
Just think h " happy you m Mo no all
on the love We ave 10 you
Oh, wife, wife, wife
fyou could not cock aud clcanl
Oh, wife, wife, wife
what sorrow that rest would mean
10 toll Tor love ID better than gold,
And tho way We dlltof IA ooir-
Tho work you 40 Ia done by tho day,
Ana niue ~ done BY tho scar
L. n, In 1CNas Strings
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27

MIR, u. Springer, Of Mechanicsburg,p Pa,
writes: ~ was afflicted with lung 70.
yer and Nbscesa on lungs, and reduced
TO u walking skeleton, Got free trial
bottle of DR., Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, which did me 30 much
good bought u dollar bottle, After US.
Ing three bottles, found myself once
moro man, completely restored 10
health, with q hearty appetite. and u
gain In neah Of ~ l6s." Call nj Dur
bin, Wright Il Goa drug store and get o
trial bottle Of this certain cure for all
lung diseases, Large bottles tl.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27

GOVERNOR FORAKER and company
are juat revOlutionlzlng things In the
State institution On Tuesday the Re.
publican Board Of Trustees Of the Blind
Asylum n o, aud removed ivory officer
from and including Superintendent
Thicker 10 the gardener, and elected
members OF the gang TO oil the positions
made vacant, No reNsons were assigned
for any OF the changes,
A complete new board for the penlton'
tiary will sweep things there from War
den down,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
"AiI Men Arc Liare,"

said David OF old, He was probably
prompted to make the remark after try
Ing some unreliable catarrh remedy.
Had no been permitted TO live until the
present day, and tried Dr., Sage'e Rene
dy, no might have had d better opinion
OF mankind. We claim that no case OF
catarrh con Withstand the magic effects
OF this wonderful medicine. One trial
will convince you Of its efficacy. BY
druggists; Atty cents.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27

have been Of being All American cill-
zen"
MIR. Milliken had no doubt Of that, but
II had occurred 10 him hat when the
gentleman referred to Germans as fools,
that he had been rather going back on
hia country.
Mr., Guenther-I did not say that they
were fools; but said that, ~ the gem
tleman has probably done, and az have
certainly done AZ times, Germany had
made fool OF herself, Continuing, no
he Arguol that the subsidy clause would
not give the United States more vessels
or lines. II u line WAS subsidized for
five years MONOPOLY would be created,
No other line w01ld start because II
could not compete with the subsidized
line-s0 that instead OF promoting com
merce, the reverse would be the result,
He would not be iuducel under any cir
cumstance TO vote for this appropriation
OF the public money, lit WIS proposed
10 make the Glrs) - lhe aefs on c0ndi.
tionAl on the adoutiOn of this amend.
ment;i II II was proposed TO make II q
question OF p ySlcal endurance, he for
one was Wiling 10 stay here's ana Tath-
or than yield, rather than DO cOerced In.
TO submission 10 tha dictates Of subsidy
he was deter mined TO stay hrrs, and In
the Language VI an Immortal hero fight
II out on this line II 10 takes all sum
mer," [Apphnse
Pending iurthr diaCulslOn the com
mittee rose aud tie IL use adjourned,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27

Rev. II, II. Fairall, d, d., editor OF tho
Iowa Methodist, eaye editorlally, In the
November (lSS3) number OF his paper;
ave have tested the merits OF Ely's
Cream Balm, and believe that by q thor
ough course Of treatment II will cure
nlnIost every case OF catarrh. Ministers
na n class are ntll ced with throat and
head troubles, and oatnrrh seems more
than ever. We cannot recon.
mind Ely'e Cream Balm too highly"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27

REV. HARRIS pEoK, Of Pavilion, N. Y,
says. II was troubled with Malaria,
Bowel Difficulty and aloepless nights,
which found was wearing mo out.
After taking Aromatic Wine two days 1
realized great relief, sleeping we'll aud
otherwise feeling lihe u new man. l
cheerfully recommend II 10 suffering
humanity" For sale by Durbln, Wright
~ CIo
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
0rIgg'e olyoerIne.Halvo,

The best on earth, can truly bo said OF
Grigg's Glycerine Salve, which Ia q sure
cure for cuts, bruises, scalds, burns.
wounds, and oil other sores. Will POSI-.
lively cure piles, tetter and all ekin
eruptions. Try this wonder healer. Bat
isfactlon guaranteed or money refund
cd. Only Is cents. For sale by Dur.
bin. Wright Il Co. Druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27

GtLMoRE's AROMATIC 10 u great sue.
cess, therefore we challenge the world
TO produce ita equal Rs restorative for
women, For sale by Durbln, Wright n
I'm
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27

THE WIFE, MOTHER AND MAID who suf.
fers from Female weakness and Debility,
will find Gilmore'e Aromatic . positive
cure. For sale by Durbin, Wright n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27

REV. DR. FREELAND, OF Fowleryllle'
N. Y, writes us that two bottles OF Gil.
more's Aromatic Wine cured hig wife OF
nervousness and sleeplessness. For sale
by Durbln. Wright u %,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27

REV. |. NJ DERBY, OF Linden, N, Y,
says. "The Gilmore Aromatic Wine
proved u great blessing TO my wife,"
For sale by Durbin, Wright 4 Go.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27

REV. W. Fisk REouA, OF Aurora, ILL.,,
says: II have used Gilmore'e Aromatic
Wine and Hnd u an excellent household
remedy that none ought 10 do without.
For sale Nv Durbin, Wright u Go.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED

WASHINGTON, d, o, May l0,-SD ytn
teen hundred OF tho 2 100 nominations
ont to the Senate by President Cleye'
land have been confirmed. There have
been thirteen rejections and there will
not be more than two or three In the
batch yet to be acted upon, Mr., Ed
munds has subsidized In bis demand for
reAaors FOR the Prealjent'a acts. Tho
Republican Senate generally DO not
look upon their attempt TO block the nd.
mnlatratlon ~ u success. Among I'd
verse reports IL one on Tom Hanlon,
nominee for revenue collector NJ Terre
aaute, because he Ia not perfect In his
smelling,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
THE GANG HAS GONE.


Adjourned.
COLUMBUS, o, May 10 The leglsla
turs has adjourned, the gang has got oil
10 could get and tho members have
packed their grlpsacks and gone home,
TIE reyoluaionlsts that stole the Sen.
ate on Saturday, May Sth, TO day com
pleted everything that would place the
gang IN possession OF securing the pas
saga of measures that might poaaihlv
enrlc ome Of them personally In
fact, II Ia we'll known that, although
the lrst session hos closed, enough OF
Matchmaking bille remain over for next
winter, 10 that poker. cigar and whisky
money will be furnished by the parties
who are 10 DO legisloted against, A
more corrupt and lazy aet OF Legislators
never met In the Capital city TO make
laws for the people Of OHIO
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
4 lady of 05 ~ ed alter 40 Ytara.

Mn Lydia n pnkhnmi ~ now NJ down 10 inform
you VI he Au0d your Vegetable Compound has done inf
uNNbltu vi tho talinf Il the womb t6fiy years ana
have ~ M huuNrdA u dollars dec Ohug with dllt rent
UOrtIu bu' g0tn rrllot l Ro III cOuthgNl ana qult,
received no bench, List ful 1 via 80 hid lhal en-
ploytd another duGtOr that WAS recommended % me A.
one N to bot tor uph complaints | took his mcdl'
cnr tw0 months bat ~ no II o. lWn | hhd tlin1fa
And hldnry complaint WY ~ was olnlln 10 my
bed, Tnnn nAw luut Compound ~ highly ~ On'
mrndrd that though would ny once more nave
ullla ana am now ~ IL a. Do ~ ny 10 tho ~ N NJ ho
time have NJ brnflnR dOwn pnlna, AND Can VA X 4
MIN HltE Nypl expect ~ ue an ma woman, but
AN W uu0l b. ter than uyor ONurried 10 bo that
want ~ forUmnr Il u 10 any 0nf tui finH WITH Tho
aanc nnmp ainL"-MA n A. W NnpOlo ou0n
Co., Mioh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
BRICK FON SALE.

All Kinds Of Brick fof Hnildlfg Paving and Other
rnfnnHrH uhn deliver IN hhtd CAtH hnd receive spe
ClAl height rates ~ all pOnts wrl ioi prices
N, MERLE
Louisville Ohio
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-02

poblie o4oes than q esrsfcl and
isdspendenf discharge Of CIR re-
specfise duties within their veil
defined limits. Ths7eh the pro
prissy of Suspensions might be better
assared II the action OF tie President
vas subject 10 revisv BY the senate. yet
II the G Institution add the laws have
placed this responsibility upon the e.
ecuiivs branch Of the Goversmeot. 10
should not be divided, nor the dissre-
ton which IL involves reiipQaished.
lt has been claimed that ths present
Executive having pledged himself not
20 remove officials except for cause, the
fact of their sa-pension implies such
misconduct on the part of the suspend
ed official as ini1res his character and
reputation, and therefore the senate
should review the case for his vindica-
ton. l have said that certain off ,lals
should not, IN my opinion. be removed
during the Continuance OF the term for
which they we're appointed. solely for
the pQrpose Of putting IN their places
those in political utilization sith the
appointing power. and this declaration
vas Immediately followed by q descrip-
ton Of official partisanship which did
INST eutitie those in whom il
vas exhibited to consideration.
IL 10 not apparent bow an
adhe renee TO the course thus announced
carried With is the consequences descsib-
ed. IL IN any degree tue suggestion il
worthy of consideration, il 10 to be
hoped that there may be defense against
the unjust suspicion Of the injustice of
the Excessive.
Every pledge which I have made By
which have placed q limitation upon
my exercise of the executive power has
been faithfully redeemed. OF course
the pretenss is not pot forth that no
mistakes have been committed, but not
one suspension has been made except IL
appeared to my satisfaction that the
public welfare would be i'm
proved thereby. Many applios-
tions for Suspensions have been
denied, and my adherence TO
the rule laid down to govern my
action a. to sach Suspensions, has
caused much irritation and iupatienes
upon the part # those vhe have in.
sisted on number of o anges In ofiioe.
The pledges have made we're made TO
bic for the manner in which they havs
to the Senate, and l am unwilling to
submit my actions aud Official conduct
to them fer Judgment. Thsre are
no grounds for an allegation that fear
OF being found false to my profession
influences me in declining 70 submit to
the demands of the Senate. have not
constantly refused to suspend officials
and thus incurred the displessare Of DO
lItical friends, and yet wilfully broken
faith With the people for the sake of be-
ing false to them. Neither the disoon-
tent Of party friends nor the slluremep to
constantly offered Of combinations OF
appointees upon the svowal that sus-
pensions have been made on party
grounds alone, nor the threat proposed
10 the resolutions nov before the Sez-
ate that NO combinations will be made
unless the demands of that body be
complied With, are Sufficient to dis
csurage or deter me from following 10
the way which am convinced leads to
better government OF the people.
GROVER CLEVELAND,
Executive Mansion, Washington, d. c.,
March l, 1886.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-02

MAIL LKrruos.-Some comment will
be ssnssd by perusal OF the Territorial
mail lettings elsewhere reported. On q
number of routes, according 10 our cor
respondent, service 10 deemed not necss-
safy. Why this 10 on the route from
Seattle 10 the various postoffices on Port
Orchard bay, and on the route frem
Port Townsend 10 the islands of the
Archipeiaeo de Haro, 10 hefe incompfe-
heasibie. IL gill be interesting 20 know
What has become of the Alaska nail
route. The contract there expires on
the 3Oth Of jane, and no provision has
ye& been made 70. the service. A num-
Der Of routes In King county tavs been
doue Away With by the new arrange
msns for the transportation of mail By
rail Spsculssors in California. Nevada,
Wisoonsin and elsewhere bid freely. and
have taken . nanbef Of ssntsssts, on
every one of which, 10 ID 20 be hoped
they viIi lose money, their insenfioes
being bad--to sobist the eossrAets 81
lower prices. and % make little mooey.
Corr srozzL the Mschsniss' ssors,
In Oocidental block. ID ens Of the neat
81 establishments Of shs kind On The
6ound. Il 10 stocked fpon aoor 10 cell
inx With stoves Of eli chaps and sisee
tin vars Of all descripsions. copper
vass without end. and hssa and iron
vars Of lstess pAstssss and seyisa- 4o<el
Kern presides - manager Il this 60
tsblishment. snd 10 svse wiling 10 sAou
VISITORS shroash The plass. and I'll tAss
aaysAina N hia lins - ~ iovssl
tgNsse
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-02
DRIVING the CHINESE INre PoRr.
LAND.

About l;30 O'Clock this msrnine 6fty
Chinese crossed over 10 Portland from
the east side on the Aibins ferry. and
marched up to Chinatown With their
luggage on their backs. They scattered
into small squads and found lodgings
in various houses on second street. An
Oregonian reporter fsund the "boss
ma" Of the crowd, and learned from
him that the men we're all employed 10
cutting wood for Joseph Delay. below
Albina. and that their camp vas located
Just belov the -four mills. About II
o'clock last night a mob Of thirty or
more whites came to the camp, woke
the Chinamea up and ordered them 10
leave. About half of the mob displayed
revolvers, and the wood choppers we're
told to pack up and get out a. quickly a.
possible. The Chinese we're allowed to
clothe themselves aud to gather ap their
effects, and we're then ordered to march,
which they did or course. they offered
no resistance. Their fares on the ferry
we're paid by one Of the mob.
LATER.
About 2 o'clock this morning the ferry
N ade another trip. bringing over fifty
more Chinamen, aud about $50 Q third
trip With eighty more. making . total
of $50 for the night. Operations we're
confined to the outskirts Of Albina and
East Portland, and back a. far al three
or four miles. Nearly all the Chinese
driven ont we're engaged in voodohep-
ping and grabbing.
About eighty whites were in the mob
that vent into the eiearinRs- All Of
then were disguised Some had their
faces biacked, others wore masks, and
others had sacks over their heads With
holes cut In to look through. All we're
armed.
In the towns Of East Portland and
Albtna everything IL quiet, and none Of
the vashnen or servants have been dis
tufbed. A telephone message from the
Oregonias to the vatchnsn at Albina
vas the fFst intimation be had Of the
outraeesbaek of tovn.
IL IL known that several aeitators
from Portland we're in the mob. Five
men Who came over on the Aibina ferry
at 5 O'Clock this msrnine. when ques-
toned by policeman, said they bad
been over and bad had bell Of q hns
time. -Orsgorias.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-02
Z. o. G. T.
Dissolution Of Copartnership

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the co.partnership heretofore exist
ing under the firm name and style OF M.
finkelstein & Co.. Merchant Tailors, do
ing business at No. 9l9 Front street, Seat
tie. has this day been dissolved By mutual
consent. Mr.. Fink elstein will carry on
said business hereafter, at the same place,
ana viii pay all debts and liabilities, and
will collect all moneys and bills outstsnd-
ing. Nj. FINKELSTnIN.
1850 NJ. EISAERT
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now I'm Great Rrtini..
WASHINGTON.
The Issue OF sta ndard DelIar.,

WASHINGTON. March The issue OF
standard silver dollars from the mint
during the week ending February 9th
was sos 900. The issue daring the cor
responding period Of last year vas g..
0S6,0OO. Shipments Of fractional silver
coin during the month Of February
amounted to $230, 900.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-02
DR.. n. D. I0NGAKER

RADUATE OF THE USIyER-
" sity Of Pennsylvania has perms.
nently located in seattle.
once and residence. No. liz Columbia
street. AL calls promptly attended.
Dr. Lonzaker makes Q specially OF dis
eases Of the
Eye, Ear and Throat.
treats private. chronic and akin diseases:
removes tumors and ulcers without main
Or the use Of the Anife.
10 Patterns who are suffering from that
Annoying painful and troub esome com
pIainl hkAokkhoiDs Or tLss> Dr. h ID.
long .ker Would assure then khst by ms
N zoe OF operating and treatment he can
lake me woi 81 c&sos Of this complaint anu
make complete and radical cure, with
OUT giving pain 70 the patient while under
me operation and viii guarantee q sare
IN every case he sndertAkes noIr
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-02
DR.. CHIP
n. NJ. HALL. N. D.

Once In safe = eposit Bai,dins. over Mar.
chants National Bank.
Hoors. ID 20 IL m ] TO and TO sp.u.
nOfN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-02
FOR SALE,

THE IMPROVEMENTS ON A HONE
L stead right; II acres cleared good
house Of four rooms barn. chicken no use,
and garden Of small fruits the place has
half . mile Of frontage on the Stillsguam.
ish river: the land Ia covered with vine
maple. maple and salmon berry brush
and very 60 lily cleared I; sold on account
Of owner leaving the Territory; good
market ct home - thsre are Q number Of
logging camps In the vicinity. Owner
can be seen at w r. Employmt Bureau.
fe3 GEO. W CRANE, Manager.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-02
STEAMER HELEN.
Fof Poru Orchard and Waahinstsp

STEAMER HKLEN. W. II
kllis Master, leave Harm.
ION = smith whArf, Seattle, every Mondsv
wednesday and Friday. at $50 : M. To-
MitcheiIs Point, head OF t'ort OroharS
Also. 70 head Of Port washington. r..
.uinins Leave head Of Port Waahinrts.
a. m. Nit hells Point a. ii a. m .rr,xss.s
=, seattle about $50 p. m. every Tus.day.
thursday ana saturday, aus7S~
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FOREIG n.
stranded on Holy head.

LONDON, March l.-During a heavy
snOvstorm which prevailed on the ooas,
the British steamer Missouri, Captain
Poviand, from Boston Feb. 18th fol
Liverpool, stranded of Holyhead.
Later intelligence from Holy head sayi
that the crew of the Missouri are safe
and that the steamer will probably be
hoated.
snow In Great Britain.
A snowstOrm prevails throughout
Great Britain. 10 many places the snow
has drifted IN great piles on the railroad
track, seriously imp siding traffic. The
sufferines of the , ,or have been greatly
increased by the storm.
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DIAMOND
VENTILATOR
Buildings, Schools. Churches, Hospitals,
Dwellings. Steamers, Passenger.
Sleeping and Reirissrater:cars.
Perfscs ventiiatisn Guaraaseea
wherever vsntiialion 10
Required.

Architects and builders unite In saying
our Nos. and 2 for bed room and office
ventilation. will soon become Is standard
- the window.
Our Nentilator Gin any sixel. when
placed through . wall. q window sash. OF
. wooden bar under sash. admits q con-
stAut supply OF fresh air under perfect
control without draughls: any desired
apartment No ONCE o. s4eeping rom
should Do without II IS 1t stops burglars.
excludes rain and dust and keeps the
apartment constantly fresh without rails
ing the windows. Being heavily plated
In nickel. 10 IL very ornamental when 4
place. The handles serve 70 regulAt
yenulator. also 10 raise and lower the
window.
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PACIFIC COAST.
A Ri.sleader Bsuud ever.

OLYMPIA, March l.-Charies N. Joles,
Of Tscoma, was arrested ou Saturday
by Deputy United States Marshal Mes
saQse, and brought before United States
Commissioner O'Brieu today, oh arged
viii conspiracy and With being con
cernsd in the riot In this city on Feb
rusry 9th. He was held 10 answer at
he next term OF the District Court.
His bonds we're fixed at 5000 The
prisonsr will be taken to Mcneil IsIand
tomorrow.
Ana Tai Dack.
Nan FaASoIsoo, March The fol
lsving dispatch In relation to the case
q the Petaloms murderer, Ang Tai
Deck. vas received from Washington
yesterday by Chief Of Police Crowley;
WAsHIsoroS, February d, 1886
Catf Of Police Cro,eles, San FraH.
eiscs-Secretary Bsysrd has autographed
= follows 10 our consul at Honekona:
sWifhsrs, Conssll. Hsagkosg -Applioa.
t10a has been made 10 the British Gov
ssnment for the arrest at Honekoex Of
AnR Tai Duck, charged With murder IN
uaiifsfnia, aud recently released at Yo
ksAama. Eadeaver 10 secure q provis-
iooal arrest. awaiting papers"
LELAND STANFORD.
Bnsw On the Meuntains.
light coating Of snow was visible
yeueerdsy on the summits Of Mosnt
ptablo, Mount ramalpais, on the hills
eack Of San Jose and Bsuicis, and gen
ssalls along the coast range. This
1esning The snow had disappeared from
Mssst fsmalpais. bat alittered on the
enat peaks across the bay in other
essstions. Many citizens climbed the
eiils 70 enjoy the viev.
nasshai Franks Assumes omee.
This morning J. @. Franks, the newly
appointed marshal for this State. gave
- eonds aud vas sworn into Office.
- rsAppointed the deputies Who had
9fved under Marshal Drew. Mushai
FRANKS took possession Of his Office At
esee aad the Business Of the Circuit
I'D District Courts vas resumed after
2 vsek's delay. His cou mission has
- yet arrived, but he Gas sppointe By
= stdes Of Attorney General Garland,
vsssn vas received by telegraph.
emeis, Changes.
HaS Falxcfsoo, March i.-R. p. Ham
nand, Jf.. uni,ed States Surveyor Gen
eeAi TOT the Districts of California. an
noaneed the following changes In bis
omce today, W ID Lswton, appointed
ssAnp and overfo~ed lard clerk. vice
=. Lask, resigned Capt. X bert
vfessy. CLERK 10 al vacancy ID j. Ma
seocy, CLERK, vice 2. IL. MeNevin. re
aenee L. p. Goldstane. draughtsmsn.
Ne !. Q. henknis; u ID. Micsselsea,
eeeneer. vics Emil Strsab, resigned ;
ssesns Cavanaush. ottioe boy, Woe
1eoA<isoa. promoted. The following
eoaes have also been appointed substi-
I've elerks; Mtsa Mantle r. Vaughn.
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100 Robert Oisary 10 an old veteran in
Ne Democratic ranks. and Aessrs Geld
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WI Known Democrats
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