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NEw ORLEANS, La, Feb. l.-Tho track
was heavy today.
First Race Selling; four and one.hali
iurlongs. Starters Henry Hardy, Little
Trumpet, Claude Brannon, Archbishop
and Handy Andy Handy Andy won by
two lengths Claude Brannon second, Liz.
tie Trumpet third. Timc-l.O2l.
Second Race Selling five furlongs.
Starters Rufliani, Sam Wharton, Paga-
mini and Quotation. Quotation won by q
length, Runiani second, Paganini third.
Time-l.i0l.
Third Race Selling seven iurlongs.
Starters. Forest King, Black knight, Over.
ton, Jack Brown. Jack Brown won by a
length, Black Knight second Oyerton
third. Time-l:40.
Fourth Racc-Six iurlongs; selling. Start.
ems Red Leaf, Trouble. Count Luna, Phil
Iosis, Dudley Oaks, Trance, Eternity and
Jack Brown. Dudley Oaks won by q
length, Count Luna second, Jack Brown
third. Time -l:2Il.
MONDAYS ENrmEs.
The following are the entries for Mon.
DAYS races
Fint Racc-IIalf mile selling Ethel,
20; Dave llcnnesy, 0ji Gray Fox, ~; Ruff
FAM, 40.
Second Race-Tour and half furlongs,
selling. Count Luna, ~; Princess, 10,
Frankie u. iOl; Henry Hardy, ~; Nifanza,
ps; Mike Whiting, l0i; Claude Brannon,
%: Little Trumpet, 90; Queen Esther, o.
Third Ilacc-fiyc iurlong; selling Full
Sail. os; Joshua. us; Jack Brown, Ill,
Dnhme, ll3; Little Sullivan, 1917. Con
Price, 1903, Mordauni, 1906 Jim Williams
l07; Trouble, llb.
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Henri, poxue se, Free.

CNcrNSATI, o., Feb. 4,-The indici-
mcnt against Henry Poguc, one Of the
directors Of the Fidelity bank, has been
nolliod. lie was charged with having at
tested the accuracy OF false statement Of
the banks condition made by the cashicr,
Ammi Baldwin. In concuuing in the
motion Of the district-attoncy Judge
sage said Mr.. pogue could not have been
convicted without proof iirst that the
statement was false, second that Pogue
knew Il wins false, or had strong reasons
Ia suspect iis insccuacy AMI hal taken no
steps 10 examine H. lie said bank dircc.
tons were bound TO use good judgment Ia
selecting officers, aud having done ~ were
justified in relying upon proper perform
ance Of their duties.
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AttorrIbie Revelation.

MAcoS, Ga, Feb. An Baker county,
a young man went TO the house Of Amos
Grant, n colorcd farmer. Finding all quiet
and the house closed, he looked around for
the cause aud found the body Of Grant
hanging from a rope thrown over a pro-
jcciing joisi In the rear Of the house. In
side he found Mn. Grants body In bed,
her head crushed into Jelly IN II by n
club. On the floor was the body oi the
wiic's sister. Further over WIS the body
Of Grants fifteen year old son. The theory
Is that as Grant was hard task master,
his wife was about 10 leave him, and that
Grant. frcnKied by the thought al her de-
parturc. took club and Drained them all
while they slept, aud then committed sui.
eide
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The alo,c Manufacturer.

CINCINNATI, o., Feb 1.-The session OF
the stove manufacturers just closed, says
u. NJ. Thomas, the secretary, was one OF
the most important ever held, from the
fact that the manufacturers found them
selves confronted with the problem Of how
TO meet the increasing demand for orna-
mon,ation, which adds % per cent to the
cost of manufacturing stoycs, without any
increase In the price. This was the main
topic Of discussion. The officers elected
are: George II. Barbour, Detroit, prcsi-
dent: II. W. Buttori, Nashville, and W.
J.. Mcdowell, Philadelphia, viccprcsi.
dents; $. r. pcckham, Utica, n. Y, treas.
urer; u. NJ. Thomas, Chicago, secretary;
executive board of managers Albert Par
lin, Boston; W i. Warner, Troy, n. VI;
n. A. Wilson, Cleveland; Henry Cnbbin,
Chicago, and G, II. Castle, Quincy, ILL.,
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m. s.,,,ed Win s.,era, Dollars.

MADsoN, Wis, Feb. I. -Joscph Ichn.
ter Of the dry goods aud millinery firm of
Ogilyic 4 Zchnlcr, left for paris unknown
Yesterday The occasion ior his leaving
grew out Of nn alleged appropriation Of bc.
tween 5000 and 5000 To his private use.
Zchnicr used 10 occupy the place Of the
cashier during the noon hour, and Il h
charged that he pockcicd the receipts, and
that his operations have extended over .
considerable time. Ogilyic declined 10
prosecute Ichnicr upon the condition that
The money b. refunded and his additional
interests IN the ilrm be- transferred 10 the
former In consideration " a.. Iehnief Is
u married man and his family u now with
him
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HoR or or HORRORS.
A Young coiored 10y Boiis Two Chi
dron 10 Death Ia "A Cauldron.

A Young colored hoy Boils Two Chill.
dron 10 Death ia "a CauldroB.
EASTMAN. Ga, Feb. 4. Hubbard liar.
NIL, colorcd boy ten ycans old, was made
drunk near here yesterday. and going 10
the home OF his brolhcr-in.law, James
Pope, killed three children. fillinga large
kettle, uscd for washing hogs, with boiling
water llarrcll commenced his work by IN.
ducing one Of the children 10 entirely un.
dress after which hc suddenly trippcd the
little fellow up and landed him In the kct.
tie, where he WINS boiled alive. Tho next
child resisted. but lIarcll fcllcd her 10 the
ground with an iron bar, and while she
was still insonsiblc threw her into the
cauldrun with tho boiled corpse 81 her
brother. The remaining child vac the
youngest oi the trio. aud picking II up by
the ankles llarrell WIS beating iis head
against tree, when attracted by H. cries
the parents appeared and the Young mur.
dorcd He'd. Tho little ones skull WIS ~
badly fractured, however. that death ~.
suited last night AZ lns, accounts young
Iiarrcll was still al large.
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Al 80, Murderer IInnEea.

NEw ORLEANS. Ia, Feb. Aim Cor
nelius, a negro IA years old, was hanged
at Mindon, Webster parish, yesterday Tor
the murder, year ago, Of Ernest Wren,
the i-year.old son Of G. y. Wren, member
OF the Legislature irom that parish. The
negro boy was In wrcn's employ, and the
little child was PLAYING around the negro
boy, who pushed him down and made
him bite bis tongue ~ that his mouth bled.
The little fellow cried and threatened 10
tell his mother Tho negro begged him
not 20 tell, ~ ho did not want 10 be
whipped, but the little fellow persisted.
The negro then struck him with an ax
handle. crushing In his skull and mangling
his head NO that he died almost instantly.
The boy was charged with the crime aud
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confessed. He was tried and convicted,
but on appeal new trial was granted on
account OF iniormalities in the indictment.
On the second trial he was again convicted
and sentenced TO be hanged. Tho Gov
ernor approved the death sentence six
weeks ago. Up to the time OF his death
the condemned boy seemed stolid and in
different. lie was visited 10y white preach
ors, who labored with him, and by coli
ored preacher. The latters work seemed
effective, for when he assembled the seal
fold he declared he was going right TO God
to be an angel in heaven. lie stranged
TO death in eight minutes. His parents,
who are wellto-do aud honest people, re-
fused TO receive the body OF the boy muir
derer and he was buried by the sheriIl.
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Thie,e. Bo.sd over.

Special Dispatch 10 The AHfnL
NASHVILLE Tenn, Feb About six
weeks ago the store q Mr.. W. l.. Waters,
Of waiertown, Wilson county, was broken
into and great QUANTITY Of clothing and
other goods taken. The case was ai once
put In the hands OF The officers, but moth.
ing developed until iiIis week, when Willis
Pickett and Bob Price, both colorcd, were
found with somo of The stolen goods In
their possession. They were arrested by
City Marshal smith aud Deputy Sheriff.
Baird, and the trial Of Willis Pickett was
held, which resulted IN his being bound
over 10 the next term Of the court. In de-
fault Of ~ 900 bond be- was lodged IN jail.
Price was tried today before Justice Jack
son, aud was bound over TO the court IN
the same sum.
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READING MINERS.
The Action OF the Polanders Win Havo
a Good Eject on the Strike.

The Action OF the Polonders VIII Hnvo
q Good Eject on the Strike.
PoTrsvILLE, Pa, Feb. 4.--Accounts
from Shenandoah this morning report all
quiet, and the collicrics, the resumption
OF which occasioncd the outbreak, are
steadily at work. No further arrests have
been reported to the coal aud iron police
headquarters in this city, though officers
are working mp every possible clew and
expect TO effect some captures during the
day. The difficulty Of identifying the po-
lish and Hungarian rioters greatly cmbar-
rasscs the efforts Of the police. Lieut.
Meyer and Officer Dcibcrt, OF the coal and
iron force, who ilcdupon the rioters, came
10 this city during last night aud surren-
dored themselves and entered bail for
court. Their trial IL, however, looked up
ON as mere legal iormality. The Shen-
andoah affair has occasioncd u marked re-
vulsion OF feeling not only among the
general public but also among the more
conservative and intelligent classes OF the
striking miners, and II IL believed IL will
exercise a decisive effort in breaking the
backbone Of the strike aud bring about an
early general resumption. The strike
leaders here evidently appreciate the scri.
business OF the injury to their cause and
show plain signs OF encouragement.
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Jackson. Miss, Feb. BILLS passed;
10 amend act 10 incorporate the Meridian
Gas Light company.
10 incorporate Meridian Road company.
10 authorize supervisors Of Iauderlilo
county 10 purchase tools Tor working pub
lic roads.
10 prevent liquor traffic within two
miles Of Toomsba church, In laudcrlalo
county.
10 authorize supervisors Of kcmpcr
county 90 appoint Oycrsccr, etc.
10 amend the code ~ ~ Ia apply 10
Clay county.
snpplcncuial 10 the act Ia relation 10
outstanding warrants in Lincoln county.
Relative to papers filed In civil suits IN
Adams county.
The House concurrcd In the Senate rcso-
luton appointing Joint committee 10 in
,cstinlc the claim vi the state In the case
Of Green W. Gibbs.
A resolution was adopted ins,ructing tho
keeper Of the capitol 10 have the mating
ripped up from the floor OF the House Of
REPRESENTATIVES, aud cleaned.
The committee on the sanitary condition
Of the hall OF the House OF Representatives
reported, making sundry suggestions that
tho old mating be- taken up, the floors
scrubbed, windows arranged, doors liked,
floor washed, and that the body take a
recess until next Thursday, 10 that tho
work might be done.
Tho IMPORT was received but a move TO
take a rcccss until THURSDAY was Lost.
The House adjourned about o'clock p.
M. with no quorum prcacnI
MANY members have gone home and
oti,o,. have s,onc Ia New OrlcAus, aud
morn will 90 tonight 10 see The Booth-haf-
nit combination and the probabilities are
iba, an Monday morning the House Of
Representatives OF Mississippi VIII ha'o
no quorum present
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Advance WIN No, ne Granted.

WnKEHARnr, Pa, Feb. 4.-Thc oil.
GERS Of the lehieh and Wilkcsbarrc Coal
company, the llillman Vein company, the
susquohanna Coal company and the Rcd
Ash Coal company, being the principal
coal operators Of the Wyoming valley,
have been seen by reporters today. From
what can be learned they all emphatically
declare that they would not grant n ID
per cent. advance IN tho miners Ut this
lime. The reasons given are 20 the effect
they ap paying all they can afford al
present There il no probability OF u
strike here, ~ the coal miners are opposed
To such movement
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The New bridge Progressing.

SP'chI DiSpaIch 10 The AppcaL
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. Al. c, Gard
nor, engineer Of the North Nashville
bridge, has returned from Mount Vernon,
Ind, where he inspected eighty tons Of
the superstructmc of the new bridge,
This is about half Of the supeHlructure,
and will DO shipped Immediately, and ar
rive here in few days. II will be put up
rs soon as the rivcrpcrmi,s. The masonry
work is being pushed, and will he ready
for the supcrstrncture us soon rs II arrives
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If True, the Grounds of His OBJ
lection Are Very Thin.
The Home Committee Leave the
National Capital Today.
There Is Hope That the House Bill
Will Be Recommended.
Mr.. Cochran Spreads Himself in Urging
MIR. Whites Right to q Seat in
the House-Prevention of
Train Robberies.
snccinl pIspaleh 10 The Anneal.

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal
WASHINGTON, Feb. At was stated to-
day that Senator Edmunds, of Vermont,
would be opposed to the passage OF the
Phelan bridge chill. The senator could not
be found by your correspondent tonight
to affirm or deny this story. His opposi-
ton Is said to be occasioned by the fact
that he is against any proposition TO bridge
a navigable river. This can hardly be
true for the senator is a man OF common
sense although he is Republican,.
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TnAIN RonnEnIrs.
Mail Coaches 90 he Made small Ar~ensIs
Of Defense.

WASHINGTON, Feb. flowing 10 the
alarming frequency Of attacks Of robbers
upon mail trains ON spancly settled routes
in the Gar west, and the almost constant
peril In which the lives Of postal employees
are placed by these maraudeu, the post
Office department has determined TO arm,
at the expense Of the government, every
postal cmployo on these exposed routes,
with weapons Of the most effective kind.
They will be supplied with an abundance
of ammunition aud every convenience nee.
csary for prompt work, and will thus DO
prepared TO successfully defend themselves
and the mails from the attacks Of these
road agents" however skillfully planned
or unexpectedly made. This action has
been taken nj the earnest solicitation Of
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Generel Superintendent Nash, of the rail-
way mail service, who has already taken
steps to carry the new order into immedi-
ate effect. II is said that many OF the
western railroads have also decided TO arm
their trainmen, and it is expected that
with arms in the hands OF trainmen, ex-
press messengers (already armed, postal
emplyes, tram robberies in the far west
will be less frequent in the future.
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OBITUARY.
uorauio T.. coain-Iuarry Lewis.

CNcISSATi, o., Feb. 4.-lIoratio Lucius
Coffin, father Of the Miss Coffin whose &C.
centricties have been recently given
publicity, died here yesterday OF pneu-
monia.
Harry Lewis, nephew Of Robert T.. J.
Miles, aud for many years treasurer Of the
Grand opcm-housc, died last night Of con
sumption.
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Dungeon Prisoner. A,,emp, to Escape.

FnASKLiS, Tenn, Feb. 4.-Thc prison.
crs who occupy the dungeon In the jail
here were again caught last night while
making an attempt 10 escape. This time
they had taken up the stone that com.
posed the floor, aud wcrr digging under.
meath when found by tho jailcr. The
principal parties are sawyer and Moses,
both indicted lor murder.
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rne ao,srner nnl ll.e nnlll..

Special Dispatch 10 The Aptfal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. al insist
that there have been no official delays do.
serving oicdticism, 7" said GovTaylorioday.
"But oven II there had been there could
easily be found some excuse for Il In the
action Of the last Legislature. You see .
very elaborate militia law WIS passed and
the Governor was, Of course, expected Ia
execute II. This hu,c tried 10 10. But
the Legislature forpoi 10 make o. y appro.
priation 10 carry on the extra amount Of
work. The execution u this law would
require more clerical help, but this was
not given me. The insult hes been that I
have had 90 do muci work that could
have been done by " clerk, while the Adj.
jutant- General hns been attending 10 the
work Of organizing ihcmilitla, and think
Il has been we'll done
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was held this morning in supt. Smiths
office, with the following members present.
Gov. Taylor, Supt, Smith, Messrs, Thos.
ii. Payne, Q. $. Douglass, Frank Good
and the Rev. j. w. Bachman. After al
lowing several accounts, the following
committee was appointed TO suggest u
suitable name for the State normal college;
Prof. f, Goodman, Supt Smith and Prof,
Douglass. II Is probable that the name
selected will he 1.-THE Peabody Normal
College OF the South.n
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Methodist ministers.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. A meeting
of the ministers OF the city has been called
for 10 O'Clock Monday morning at the
Methodist publishing house, TO discuss
whether or not notices oil services should
be published in Sunday papers.
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Eauen,lannI Hoard Msel..

Special Dispatch 70 Tho Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb, 4.-The annual
meeting Of the State board Of education
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Petition. Pensions.

WASHINGTON, Feb. A large number
Of petitions we're introduced in the House
today, among which were the following
for the reference OF claims to the court Of
claims:
BY Mr.. Anderson, Of Mississippi: OF
James Moore, Lauderdalc county.
BY Mr.. Butler, Of Tennessee: OF the
estate Of A. l.. Buram, late Of Hawkins
county; John w. Bentley aud I. n. IIor-
ner, lamblcn county.
BY Mr.. Hooker, OF Mississippi; OF the
heirs OF T. q. Davis, Kinds county; Mary
J. Middleton, Franklin county, and 4. &.
Foster, Claiborne county.
BY Mr. Richardson: OF Henry Garner,
franklin county; VIM. n. Mason; q. w.
Charlton, administrator Of Mrs. Eyeline
Il. Weakly, and John b. Johnson, Ruth
erford county.
BY Mr. Washington: OF the helm Of W.
G. N. Campbell and James H. Reed, Da-
wilson county; Andrew J. Fraughbcr,
Robertson county, and John III. Wylie,
Humphrey county.
by Mr. Peel, OF Arkansas OF Henry
T. Cole and Abijah T. Phelan, Washing
ton county; Andrew Callahan, Marion
county.
BY Mr.. Neal: OF Joseph D. Peters, Rhea
county.
BY Mr.. Morgan, Of Mississippi: OF the
administrators Of David ii. Newell, Iaiay-
cite county.
Mr.. Butler introduced the petitions Of
James Hale, Benz. Hickey, A. u. Kcele
and Mary Thornhill, 10 be restored 20 the
pension roll; also, that OF the faculty Of
King college, Tennessee, for the enactment
OF an international copyright law.
Mr.. IIouk introduced the petition Of
Matilda Parsley, OF jefferson county, 20 be-
placed on the pension roll, and Mr. Nc.
Rae, OF Arkansas, that Of II. NJ. Young.
blood, OF Clark county, Ark, for the same
purpose.
A petition from citizens Of Nevada and
Hampstead counties against the passage OF
the Hair educational bill was introduced
by Mr.. Mcllae.
Petitions for increased compensation Of
iourth-class postmasiors we're introduced
By Messz Butler aud Mcllae
Representative Butler introduced today
bills TO pension Mary Brogc, Nanny Smith
and Elizabeth Rca, Of Cooke county.
APPOINTMENTS.
Silas Bergman, Of Tennessee, has been
appointed 10 n 81 900 clerkship IN the sur,
gcOn generals Office. III. i. Maxwell, oI
Tennessee, has been promoted from 81, 20C
20 81 400 In the pension office.
Fourth.class postmasters have been APP
pointed ~ follows Arkansas &. u. Mann,
Oak Grove, Carroll county. Alissis-ippi
John 4. Townsend, Lihwood, Rankin
county.
PENSIONS
have been granted as follows
Tennessee Original invalid, Henry Kru
ger, Whitcsidc. deceased: Andrew w
Nichols, Scyicryillc; Calvin C. Baker. Rel
Boiling Springs. Increase-Iliram Robcr
son, Chuckaluck Original widow, etc,
1912; Mary H., widow Of John Holder
Anderson; minors of Andrew w. Nichols
Scyicfyilc; Mary G., widow Of Jas. Guy
Head Of Barren. Mexican war SURVIVOR. =
Francis NJ. Hays, Bristol George W. Nc
kenzie, Decatur; Ira II. Purncll, Rome
Mexican war widow-Margarct, widow o.
lander ]. Garrcn, Jelico Plains.
Mis-issippi-Mexican survivors: Vim
II. Hall, 1alamah.
Arkansas Mexican survivors William
Southern, Osccola; Robert u. Reynolds
Tumip.
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EVANSVILLE. Ind. Ieb.. t-lliyst 10 feet I
inches and stationary. Weather cloudy aun eooi.
Night-Rivcf 10 feet tio sud iallips Cloudy aud
DAMP
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prohibition Convention Called.

Special Dispatch IN The Appeal.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. A convcn.
ton of Prohibitionisis Is called TO meet In
this city on the I'D instant Tho indica.
tons point TO n small attendance. Re.
duccd railroad rates will he arranged for In
few days. The principal business ghlbc
convention viii BE- the appointment duo
cgatcs 10 the National Prohibition conycn-
ton, which meets ut indianapolis In the
spring.
The Confederate Monumental associa.
ton met this morning and rejected both
the designs Of Valentine and iringhupsi.
The association decided ON design Of Ia
own, which will consist ~ q granite shaft
with the figure Of q Confederate soldier nj
tho top made Of Carum marble. Tho
following inscription will be engraved on
the shaft "COnniymcn, 40 tell our
kindred and friends W. lie here In obcdi.
cncc 10 the sacred laws Of our once Con.
Tolerate states" A committee was ap.
pointed 30 carry out The work OF having
the monument erected.
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Intcrstnte Drill.


NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. i.-The oxecu-
tive board OF the proposed interstate en-.
campmont and competitive drill held a
meeting today.
A communication was received from the
president OF the McGnvock & Mt. Vernon
Street Railroad company, raising lis sub.
scription TO the guarantee fund by 81 600
This makes total of q, 600 from the street
railroads. exclusive Of the dummy line.
Mr.. q. NJ. fogg presented communi-
cation from Mr. John L. White, stating
that the FUR association would give the
full use Of It's grounds at west side for
camping purposes, thr track for the drill,
the dining hall and eating privileges and
all revenue from the f,anle. Thp associa.
ton TO retain all otlier privileges for the
purpose Of creating a fund 10 replace the
grounds In condition after the drill.
This proposition was accepted. A sub
scription Of - 900 10 the guarantee fund
WIS Nodded by members Of the board. Tho
following were appointed a committee 90
raise by canvass among citizens the NJ.
maindcr Of the guarantee fund: l.. J..
Loycnthal. Joe Ely, Mayor g. 7. McCar.
yer, @. J.. Ridley, l.. g. Winters and l..
e.. Curry.
MIR George NJ Jackson and Dir. II. NJ.
Pierce were added 10 the executive board.
The dates Of the drill were fixed at May
~ 10 ~ inclusive.
The committee on prizes submitted rc.
port, which was laid over until the next
meeting.
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among them; they have had quite a
share of it.
THE next dramatic production of the
Second Ward Dramatic Association it
is said will be the Irish drama of Col
leen Bawu."
EVERYTHING was serene at the head
quarters of Ogden's court of justice yes
terday, and, hence, no business was
transacted.
MONDAY and Tuesday next, March 5th
and 9th, Prof. Bixler, with his select
class. will give public entertainments in
the Union Opera House, and the pro-
grammes will consist of a variety of
vocal music. The music loving of
Ogden's population should give the
concerts their substantial patronage.
MAIN STREET, yesterday, was th scene
of lively and exciting runaway of
horse attached to a cart belonging to
gentleman from the country. 1t could
not be ascertain"d what caused the
trouble, but the fact remains that con-
siderable damage to the vehicle and
harness resulted, and the steed himself
was not alittle shaken by the rumpus.