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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-10-22

The ruling just made BY the New
York Court OF Appeals in the case 81
Jaehne, the alderman convicted for.
bribery, decides that the crime OF
bribery in an alderman is punishable
under the penal code of the state.
The provision,of the code, relating to
the offense is directed against the mis-
conduct OF a person who executes any
,of,the functions Of d public Office.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-10-22

The Ramsey county democrats have
nominated the following legislative ticket:
Twenty sixth senatorial district-Senator,
Albert Scheffer, (rep) endorsed. Represen-
tatives-First ward, Robert Newell; Fifth
ward. T.. C. Starkey; County, E. A. Eend-
ricksou. Twenty seventh senatorial dis
trict-R: A. Smith: Representatives-Sec-
ond and sixth wards, f. Fl. Wood; Third
ward, 0. Q. Cullen; Fourth ward, l.. A. Nor
mandin. c. D. O'Brien. =.
Congressman Nelson OF the fifth district
is improving nicely. He recovered con.
seriousness, and is now able to walk about.
he was fishing out Of a boat, caught a
large pickerel, stood up, lost his balance
and fell overheard. Although a good
swimmer, his clothes bothered him so he
tary struggles kept him above water, and
his cries for help brought Christian Han
son, who lives hall q mile from the lake,
to his rescue. After being in the lake near
" an hour he was badly chilled, but no
serious results ore apprehended. IT,.
The grand jury at Brainerd found an in
dictment against Myron Davenport for
murder in the second degree for killing the
elder Policy. The case of the son, also
killed, Is still under advisement. This find.
ing will probably iberate Mrs. Davenport,
who was being held for that crime. }
At the legislative convention at Barnes
vile a. II. Wilcox of Becker was nominated
senator and Nathan Butler OF GAINESVILLE
.5.5 T.I. ~ f
S Mrs. Ariel Eldridge, one Of the Oldest set
tiers OF Washington county, died in Still
water, at her home on Main street, in the
eighty-fifth year Of her lite. Her maiden
name was Sarah L. Judd. She was born in
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-10-22
CON ED NEWS
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The following account 81 the destruction
= Sabine Pass, TexAs, On the gull, comes
The waters began 10 invade the town
from the gull, and the Lake together md
rosa With great rapidity The citizens 81 the
doomed town did not realize the danger un.
til too late TO escape. Peoplewko wersSitu.
ated 90 they could do 90 betOokj th1m-
selves to houses and resorts Adhdgad to b
safest. Tho water kept riains. and bstwesn
3and 4 o'clock the smaller houses began
to yield TO tho resistless force 81 tho wavea,
and not only moved from their
foundations, but turned on b their
sides and tops. Later the large
houses began to give way, and death
by drowning seemed certain for every citi-
smaller houses persons who had remained
in them were drowned, and whom resi-
dences and business places began to
crumble the fatality began to double.
. The following Is an dncomplete list Of the
Miss Mahata Chambsrs; jim vonsey and
family Of six; Mrs. Otto Brown and two
children: Homer King. wife and child;
Mrs. Junker and son; Mrs. Pomeroy
and family Of i've; Mrs, Stewart, daugh.
ter and son; r. man named Wilson; Mira.
Arthur McRsy noids; Mrs. Mcdonald.
.daughter and grandson; Frank Mulligan
and about twenty 1--WE colored people
whose names could not be given. The
above list comprises over fifty victims Of
sthe storm, among them some leading fam.
ilies of.the place. There are others, and
many OF them, doubtless, drowned with
out anyone now living knowing anything
saboutrit. gs
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-10-22

III. Gen. J.. w. Hustled of New York, has
locked up ina sale the name Of the
next president, and a wager will be d.
cided when the safe itopened March 4,
1880. -.,... .ESsst,, 55@t%&.s
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-10-22
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Timber Trespassers I'm Minnesota.

The Secretary OF the interior has trans-
mitted to the attorney general papers
Of the United States district attorney OF
Minnesota in relation to the suit pend
ing against the Gull River Lumber Com
pany OF Minnesota for the cutting Of
794. 900 feet OF lumber from the public
lands OF Minnesota. The district
attorney says that the company offers to
compromise by paying 50 per 1000 feet
The secretary, in his letter to the attorney
general, Gays:
In view OF all the facts in the case, as
some concession to the compuny's claim
that it did not intend to appropriate the
government timber, and to avoid de-
lay and litigation in the settlement
OF the case, this department will
consider favorably f. proposition by the
company to settle the trespass upon the
payment of IS per 81, 900 feet for the tim
Der, amounting to 1914, 900 feet. II this
sum is not paid, then the law had better
take its course. II this case OF trespass
were the only one in which this company
were implicated, and the amount of tim.
Der were not so large, more favorable
terms might be considered; but the fact
shows q gres.t and continued disregard for
the property rights OF the government.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-10-22

The hop crop il general = much
SMALLER than expected, being fifteen to
twenty per ceat. less than last year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15
nOAEY -eROYE.


bniidins Associouon- Eggs Low Impu
dent rramps Chiuninan.
V9frrsppndonco Of the Gazette.
lIoNEY Crow, TEN, March Is The
stockholders OF the Honey Grove Bald.
ing and Loan association met last night
az The DmmstIc hail and elected The
following directors for coming year
Joaepa Meyer, W y. wilkins, r. N. Cole.
john Pierce, j. G. Cox, b. NJ. Burcher
9 A. Dudley y. p. Taylor j. J.. Bal
linger
kggs are slower sale here than Tor years
past, being slow salo at cents.
Honey Grove can boastof having a real
live cbinaman. lie came this week, and
says he Is going TO stay.
Tie iramps arc getting numerous since
their railroad facilities has been taken
from them, end some are quite tony. One
called at o house IN this place and would
not accept q lunch without hot coffee. AS
the lady Of The house was alone he cot
coffee. lie deserved o whipping moro
than coffee
There were representatives here Thurs
day from five al the leading lodges Of the
Farmers alliance in this section getting
prices and trying to select houso TO
trade with. They exact, Ia case OF a
house bidding 10 their trade at a certain
per cent. on goods, cost price, bond Of
$4,000 against bogus invoices and failure
10 supply such articles.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15
ALAMO.


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LhNN"' ihNY MaiFh io'-7'lnl laN'
coiieetpr INFORMED u.s. lo-iay mat TAX,
payers were considerably behind on their
taxes this year, owing to tko scarcity Of
mohop. Wealso learn that n VIII be i'm
possible TO nav tnXps. witha grant many
OF our citizens, until cattle buyiue com
menues
we are Informed that over 20 600 htad
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15
40 roxas Lu,pUor Dcnlef.' Asaoolation.

40 Toxas Lumber Donicts' Aysoolntion
lIousTos, Tex, March ! The fourth
annual meeting of the Iumher Dealers
Association Of Texas VIII convene In Fort
Worth ON the second Tuesday lnAprll
next, being the 18Th day o. said month.
IL Is desirable that every dealer should
be present, rs matters 81 more than ordi-
nary Importance win come before the
convention.
The matter 81 mutpal insurance has
been fully investigated by tho committpq
appointed az our last meeting, who viii
report favoraby 10 the scheme, and meas
ures no doubt win be taken 10 organize NJ
onco system OF Insurance that viii CONF
mend itself "a al lumbefinon OF Texas.
Other matters win come M for your
action, such a. the classification Of ium.
Der und the adoption Of more elfretual
measures foe supervising the Irregular
traffic IN humber carried on by some man
uiactuters ard wholesale dealers With
parties not dealers, % Tie great injury OF
The retail trade,
Please inform me es soon as POSSIBLE
whether or not you win DE present by
order 81 President Hans l.. pegeper,
) w. TFMBT, Secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

g peagsca commemorate revival motfior
~ the cQuEs horse Hast MQodsy ayenlnk
lprcacAlng ~ ana va O'Clock y ~ /.
each day w iast nighh tho Ftsull being
crowded fongrt cations aud ahsnt nlnety-
NE cenFefsioa4f Aesldes the ftciauaiion
oi many lU&c-Hafm church ubmbers
The evap1 isi stlA pgesches Ia hia clear.
polnigd enc ngsl,ire mapnCl Wltn the
NoM bel ecepiS 3n the hihio ho dOnit cali
IL sheol bei he'll ana be Is conyu,sng
many q ilgif s'ns Caion eerticts Viii
~ continual 8 goo copYt-honec s0.mOr.
row 81 eiia sstQ oiel0cF prsscbhiz
w Y ~ 'tNs "a, The meeliag win pas-
slo( elpsc toimoHqW ulghN thourh e =
ha hepec3 alFtae rlil1iousiy Inclined %
thq weris scafa lhap ihty ipay be con
unnpd, kNlf seylvsl lteetlpg VIII long
re iEniebihlaa y tAe pepeid oi DOaton
anu kyangelist Pearson viii ever be H.
mcmoersd wish Gratitude hg cores IL
Christians latals aelniy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

Mfs' Logan wepld make The most popu.
sar president tht country has ever Known
congressman cobbof indianai Is a whole
caroi corn wlon u comes to size
Senator Stanford 6 TIE wealthest ma5
"a Soasress' His fortune Is estimstsd AZ
elgniy millions No man IN public llie
y, such demands on his scnelSsity. M
ei az, senator e gifts are confined entirely HI
clanncls where they are des6rsing. nv
pIpiessioaul beggaf gets nc eoa Va.
congressman Follcts Of Ohio is ths
Qiiy member who wears his sair nons
dopr Ne Is also Che youngest member
y1u !his enectaiion is liable 70 grow
beautifully less as his years Increase.
jim hcenc, the once famous stack
s a. S., and the greatest cornerer Il
grain tie wcrid ever Nnew, satad broke
me reckless ppndthriit has mad \ hard
tnie in scraping cnongh money together
20 pny = navlar sandwich.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

Corrosp ondonce OF the Gazette.
SNYDER, TEX, March l2,--The CONE
missionefs' court let tile contract for q
SO, 500 courthouse. II was greatly OPP
posed by majority Of the taxpayers,
but The court had q head Of its own and
voted It through
4 young man yesterday evening on the
stage about thirty miles above here acci-
dentally shot himself, Tie shot, however,
Is not dangerous as 1t only struck his
hand
X, 4. Ewing, who was the Oldest busi-
ness mSn In om town, closed out here
last Saturday and moved his stock OF
goods to Marlsnfeld, whore he will here
after hold forth.
Nicholson OF Sherman Is here pros
pccting with a view of opening house
Of general merchandise.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

special to the Gazette.
Cisco, TEX, March lt--A rousIng
meeting of the citizens OF Cisco and
Vicinity was held al the town hall to.
night Tor the purpose Of deylsing means
for advancing the construction Of tue So.
Joe, oklahoma, Cisco, San Antonio &
Arkansas Pass railroad Mai. Blake was
called 10 the chair and l.. M. Brannin
was appointed secretary. Speeches We're
nude bya number Of citizens. All were
enthusiastic and excited over the future
outlook OF The enterprise. One hundred
thousand dollars was proposed 70 be
raised for the purpose vi assisting in the
construction 81 the road This win make
the third railroad to the city Of Cisco a
committee Of seven were appointed TO
confer with the various committees OF
the dlffercnt towns along the proposed
road.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

onrro.noaasnee o. no essot.o.

CorrespoaGeneeo cor the Gazette.
Mc3RGoT TEx., rehls.-0ur clu-
zeus received tie Intelligence of the pro
posed route from McGfegor TO LAGRANGE,
Via Bolton ana Georgetown, with great
enthusiasm, aud win Of the proper time
take such measures as are necessary 70
secure the road. The shops, round
houses and other apPnriepances apropos
viii necessarily BE located at McGfcsor,
and with this brilliant prospect ~ view
McGrpgnr can ably afi0rd 10 raise fup-
sidy that win Vie With any Of her sister
towns. -
oar dramatic company, composed OF
strong local talent, are aeslduonny pre-.
uarins the noted play, "Ihfougl SHOW
INA sunshine and VIII shortly pm. u
1ofore tho public The objertoi tAe play
n 10 raise funds 10 buy bell for ne nsw
gantlst church. The cause Is Aoaaple
NINA viii meet with Success.
After two days CESSATION the ram mas
resumed, with threatening Indications o.
protlacted spell Of rainy weather,
cr6ps Are looking fine and fruit trees are AZ,
m bloom, bat Il Is feared a lstc irost "'s
mar he present prospects.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

correanondenee oe IA GnEeLlo.

Correspondence OF tho gazette.
SUNSET, TEx, March lS. The Sunset
Dramatic club gave an enjoyable enter
talnment last night At the Methodist
church toa very apprecittiYe audlerce.
Some Of the plays were unique, but all
were decidedly Interesting, and each per-
former carried out his role most adnira
bly, The performance lasted over two
hours, during which time not a single
discordant jar occurred to mar the pleas
ii,e OF the evenings entertainment
This was the FIRST of al series Of concetts
10 be given by the club, and II has dem-
onsuated that the performers possess
talent which would be recognized and ap-
prnclated anywhere, and would DO very
eredliablo to a much more preteptlous
troupe
Miss Lizzie C0lyillc, popular young
lady OF Adrora, Is spending few days
hste. The guest OF Mrs Snead.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

tbs secms 3 enat mangi bar we NUst
remember hft PIG cavl,toagh skts a ltGe
OF everything De liisss up aud lss heed u
irementous aiaesllye appag4.ps. orr
digestive appafatos is aiipeetDcy diffeY.
ont First w. chew oar iood w,t8 tie
teeth, tlien soe3 d 3 the stomach b 81
disposed III, x ias nomarh q nor N
perfect wcikhg ohitr iabe Browns Iron.
Bltiofs ana maSe { 80 rs work pronarly
Mrs Sophia I0swfl, Geoigetown, Del..
says ~ gsed DgcwN's ffon Niltes FOR
dyspepda i greatly improved my 0iees..
tlunn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15
Ran over auA NiNsa.

Special TO Tho Gazette.
Bsa SrnNGs, TRXa March lt-I The
wost'oQnnd Texas 8 Pacific passenger
train rap over andinsiantly Sllei q man
This afternoon aeout tweG;y miles cast Of
mere The renalas were brought in aud
identified as one George S. Abrams.
lately Ct Sweetwatcr and Colorado City.
some letters found IN his pocket were
malled 40 Dii,on, Mob. Owing to tho
aceid-nt having occurred IN Mitchell
county the iemnins were CONT 20 Colorado
City where an inquest Will probably ne
held
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15
sn,nrInnt l,nklng rowaer

never fails when the directions are iol,
lowed. hence there is never word OF
eounlaint heard against II. The lneApe,
yleused cook Il able 70 make as goou
Mad with II as the professional Daker,
dn,ply because It's ingredients are 80 COM
wounded a. to make failure impossiple
ecbsn Inc directions are followeni .iiai
n al thet Is necessary TO make i inais-
rcusablc 10 an well-regolGted noaseno'u7'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

! lids VIII be received by tlia e0nnitsGnei3
court Of aina0Iiah rohny floxk4f for - Haif
90 lease % tiree und onyrhth lepgufA iAit@
hGfo8) IL Maverick county nfh00i lnIfg ~
aGted "a Hoeklrg cotinlT titannnndis lkttthe
Uhing turseYo NDa ~, 50 N rtd part oa y Oinf
- DO ION eiih0r lease on sale. BIDS toYieaee Z
state nnliber VI years; nae Tor eale loDu ioa
cash or ~ time not ca 1at1ing iWHibg yrhfs
Win intaFrst 90 not iesa ihpn sA - cent Y
ntr ocnt.l per nuogmt payable ~ nqyAp q
iIheb lid mast bn Reao 3tanied witli forfeit ~
hie hul3lrce dOllnfg lar fAiblinl pstfofIntf'H
~ contrast ~ efse bif rs AgccHtad. ~ bsds ~
be Med VIA tho ti,tafaafnea nu gr iVtoEp
O'Clock Is in., 30 feen ~ Applay p NAY ~ ~
ghca lilia bids viii ~ efsardd. 40 epiift -
sarSeo .aH right % fOiect any an q tA Digs.
JOS. iiOgff1KlfN,
CanHiy Judge Augeclrk D., hnesh thAt, intRt
IMl. nl.i nAY uf linrnnrY. 49,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

Lost last night on arrival Of Missouri
Pacific az Union depot, one dark leather
pocket.book, containing currency y three
dliy and one twenty dollar bills. VIII
pay The above reward 70 the iDder' re-
tprn 10 TnE GAaraJR Office, care 80, 2ls.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

DySrox, Tx, March 1.-THE good
people ii Denton have been hayihg one
~ ne most gidYlons revival meetings
s,,ce lass Monday that perhaps WIS eyer
expcrienoed ia the tawp. Evangelist ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

The C,eseont restaurant, With ten far
nishcd rooms attached, VIII DO sch on
such terms that anyone desiring V 80
into tse business VIII secure q bargain.
Incnfrg At Office Of ZANE DkIIl,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

A eholoe shipment Of Johnson grass
SEGA. miiIot seed and Amber cane seed.
psesse do not purchase until yea call on
fsa ana ret prices. W. \. PATTERSON.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

Got0 q. II. Page's Eclipse pmter yasi
for 6argains BE- y the ilrst 70 ohet tAe
people inNbef, sash, dOogD, slinRl4si
etc, etc +, ~; ucaaced prices. Tie has an
Immense eicgh.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

4 large stock 81 shoe and otner brushes
viii be sold at greatly reducHd pr'ces at
Wells drug stores
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15


ssaoIz has given up Journal
A. ~ iectuting, and is now
ae task Of reorganizing the
A iefS 4 Western railroad on
N new Issue OF thirty millions
4 ae same amount Of stock.
i 4 Thurman Cropped luio The
4 s.Aef day, after au absence Of
\ g ielt very lonely, ana he
A rs this the senate | once
II part Of which / wasp lie
iyu handanpa and gave 40
" which left no doubt in
3 'eslsers on in the gallery,
AAd entered the chamber.
4 NJ Alatscne ana Yum yum tea,
y The new homeopathic
n ieat social and financial
ee'hg realized thereirom.
/. 4, e,sseland's luncheon on Fri
esre shaped in miniature
", uny Japanese umbrellas.
uasd the luncheon speak
most unique entertain
a ever given ia Washing
VAL he a wedding in the
autumn roses Jade and
" faAsor q political promi-
young lady who has
y another senator's family
greatly admired here.
pc said Of Senator
~ universal ycrdict that
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

On and after Monday March 70, trains
sO5 end 30o witl BE- discontinued between
Marshall aud NcW Otleals'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

Makes tho finest photos, DAY or nigAt, I'M
the South CAN 81 The Cottrge, corner
Fifth aud Alaig.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

Tho Ffneet IlnHoss ~ Tho World
AZ AadeHssn's gun stcre,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15
MHITgABoR0.


Ghe reNcaett Arc Granted ftxcprvon
tsNtee 10 Austin
Special 20 the eatnitc.
MHuEsnon0i rrX March ls fsuf lames
NJ, Carlisle, chalrmRt OF lbu committee %
transportation Tor rc state reachcrs' assooiA.
uon, Bhpwtd year eortt5p0ndtht letter from
b,W. McCullongh general pasf ongef aud tiolei
ageat for theMmsuurl PaciAe llAes Through
AZ. NMtsioe eNorts the de'cguvn VII seepgv
eNeurHiuu raies % luMm n Innr when thUif
aseoelation meets Following q Ma, Mctmi
lEtN Nl-~NeplyD,g Go loWf favor 81 roNru.
any ~ WI say ihat lnes 10 TcNas van make
gNcureiOn fMea 10 Anelin and RETURN for roe
delegates 90 tltO state Tonphers' association,
which plorts Va Jono iloaso advise dHt0 apop
which the gg8oratiOa Viii m~et md scugih of
time u VIII remain tn sos ion, ana ohligo Yours
truly ~, w. MtNlIINuoH,
q. X aud n tsNf
10 ls 70 be hppcd ihis VIII ba the means Of
securing largo attendance. very Interest
INK prOgranme has hebn auhnp "a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

Commercial hotei, Gatesyiile, rex,
ia nov. prepared to accommodate the
trsyeling public, Every attention shown
y, .,,,nsx, G, w. LAWRENCE,
" s'HOS Proprietor,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

Secret involuntary drains upon tho
system promptly cured Large book, Giy4
Ing particulars, 70 uanls ia stamps ADJ
dress WoTld's Dlspensary Medical Assg.
clUtiou, 6G3 Msln street, Buh0iu, n. Y.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15
t.dnHiy jadEe hngerlrk I 81 tneth =
TMANla aay o. tl.nsnarY. lts.


phe rsipn1,fficneyss c9u.s ~ stsSarsri
eag,ntv, TEX, VIII an 'lie sseond MsnB1f ~
iaar1il.th. y. isst, yfcelve pfsrs ang Fpselyes
son5 fs.rA ~ ~, .',iid hedss 70 cost abt Wnse
4hafi "a LOO 10 10 bpii, "a the t0WR ~ vernon,
~ count tfalo4 WHITAKER county, tex, fne
n0nrt teteryqs che right 10 reieci any - ~
a. p. Ok,
County Jndaa, syiskrrsr County. rcA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

ever left The United States
|ao las been missed so much as
Thurman, and it is really strange
Nlqrman has been given no con-
laln the allotment Of Offices to
|9lp1rty leaders. Mr.. Thurman
|gsf y the senate aud WAS al
.te1 10 attentiyely. He had a
stnsth about him which oppo-
PAYS feared, One blast OF Thur
nv would be Ike the trumpet OF
'ne resurrection, TO the senate
ssat time
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-08
CongratuIa,isg Ireland.

NEw YoRS. May The Irish home
rule meeting IT the Academy Of Music
tonight was great success. Among
those on the platform were Eugene
Kelly, x-Postma-ter-Genera james,
Governor Hill, Mayor Grace and Gov.
Leon Abbott, of New Jersey. Later,
SENATOR John Sherman, Congressman
GrJsvenor and Congressman Butter
worth. OF Ohio. and General Stewart
L-tWoodford. also arrived ana were es-
corted 10 seats on the platform. May OF
Grace was made temporary chairman,
aud spoke briefly of the objects
Of the meeting. Resolutions were
passed eulogizing Gladstone and
Parnell. congratulating Ireland OH
her coming emancipation. and
congratuiating England on the progress
IN public sentiment which had per
mitted the Introduction of the homs
rule measure IN Parliament After the
resolutions were passed. O'Donoyan
Rosa arose and demanded an amend
ment. and protested against praising
Gladstone. His voice was drowned in
misses and groans. and on the advice OF
Governor HILL he subsidized. The reso-
lutions will be presented 10 Messr~.
Gladstone and Psrneli BY Mr.. J. j.
O'Dons ghue, who viii sail with them
for Liverpool tomorrow.