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The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-09-15
Land Office a, Huron nat AZ

Lanu ofhcc al huron, OAK, May 2i, lsss
Notice IL hereby given that the following named
settler has hled notice OF his intention to make
maj PROOF In support Of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Judge. or In his
Absence before the Clerk of the District Court
In and for sully County, d. r., at onida, ID. T.,
ON Oct. 18th, 1855 viz:
EDWIN HART,
under his Hd., No 1882, for the S-E X 25-Il6-ss.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
CONTINUOUS residence upon and cultiy alton of said
land, viz: Andrew johnson, William Hoilnes
George II. Sergeant and Frank Seigewick, all Of
0nida, ID. +.
JOHN $. MCFARLAND, Register.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-09-15
Supplementary r. D.S.l
I"HFPEFNIVHtdIy T. II. ..
Land Office nj unrnn. ID T LnlY oAih

Land Office at Huron. ID. T., July cath. 1855
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice OF his intention 10 max,
final proof In support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Judge and Ex Oticio
Clerk OF the Probate Court in and for Suiy Coun.
", Dakota, at onida, ID. T., on September 20
isss, viz:
CLARENCE H. WHITMAN,
under his 7. ID. ;. No 1874, for the S-E "a of See
~, Town III, Range *.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of said
land, viz: Philetus A. Terwilliger. Frank X
Chamberlain, John q. Thompson and Frank NJ
Colburn, sli OF Clifton, Suliy Co. DIT.
Jous y. MCFARLAND, Register.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-09-15

Land Office at Huron, ID. T., Aug. 6. 1883.
Notice is hereby gi, EN- that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intcntion to max e
final proof in support nf his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Judge and Xxx -Ofacio
Clerk of the Probate Court IN and for Sully coun J..
ty, Dakota, at Onida, Dakota, on October 27tb,
1888, viz:
FRANK NJ. Cff ftMBERLAIN,
under his Homestead Application No. so,S, Huron
Series, for the South East Quarter of Section -,
town IA, range IS.
lie names the following witnc ssrs To prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of said
land viz Arthur i. Butsford, rhiictus "A. Ter.
willigcr,of Clifton, ,Sully Co, ID. r., and Weyma
X. Gaylord, Charles IL. Warnckc, of Warnecke,
Sully Co., ID. u.
JouS : MCFARLAND, Register
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-09-15
Republican County Convention.

The Republicans Of suliy County Dakota, viii
meet invlelegate convention at Onida, on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER -. 1883.
st II o'clock m. for the purpose of nominating
candidates for the following Offices:
One Register of Deeds and enofiicio County Clerk ;
One sheriff:
4 One Assessor;
~ One Judge of the Probate Court;
w. County Treasurer;
any County Surveyor;
mean taroner;
est, tilan ice OF the Peace:
satisfied stables.
"a tea ofes six Q6l delegates IN represent Sully
..ouobt with Republican Legislative Convention
ou5 swf tLct, to convene ut Harold, OAK, on
to acquire. 'nt lvc,mcnds that the primaries in
th;ngs in = masto, ,ho,held at the voting place !. IN
nicely and in their RI .r.l'sr. on section 10:
see truth under all its agsiaay frank rank ir Ht
antecedents and consa. ~ isss a,
cannot present it in just MAJ ne purpose
which the young mind 900 peorntation Ua. a.
1t. He must, as he hcrhe meef,l votes. or
up to the sun, turn hgressr "i"'''' '0f
and round, till the pins req ,y,,a.xs
IYrcfnr \ ~ Inular'g
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-09-15
Final Homestead.


Land office at Huron, ID. r. sept 5, isss
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has flied notice Of his intention to make
FINAL proof in support of his claim, and secure final
entry thereof, aud that said proof will be made
before the Judge and Ex-Oifirio Uierk of the
Probate Court in and for Sully County, Dakota,
al Onida, ID. T., on the I'D day Of October,
1855, viz:
WILLIAM W. BoTsFoRD,
under his Homestead Ap. No. $50 Huron Series,
for the NV a cfSee. %, TIP. ia, X. rs.
lie nance the following witnesses to prove his
contit uous residence upon and cultivation of said
tract, viz: Philetus \. rerwilliger, Daniel Adams
John NJ. Peterson and Frank VI, Chamberlain, ali
Of Clifton, Suily Co. ID. Il.
john :. MCFARLAND, Register
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-09-15
iCommuted Homestead. |
Land ofilce at Huron, Dak. July "a,

Land Ohce at Huron, OAK, July 2i, 1883.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed DoIre OF his intention to make
hngl proof In support OF his claim, ami that said
proof will be made before the Judge and Ex-uiicio
Clerk of the Proba'e Court in aud for >ully Couu-
ty, Dakota, ut Dnida, Dakota, on September 10,
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-09-15
ALBERT II. LORD,

under his Hid App. No. 1l0Ie, for the Southwest
"a Of Sec. 81, Town 49, Range 10.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land, viz: Harvey Gates, Hakan Person, Benja-
min y. Blair and Samuel w. Thorp, all OF lewiston
Sully Co. Dak.
JOIN s. McFARLANp, Register.
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THE feature Of the days proceedings n
the Senate, on the 10th, Vas the re-pass-
age Of the Unearned Railroad Land
Grant Forfeiture bilL----In the House,
he discussion on the Tariff bill was re-
sumed- and occupied both the day ana
evening sessions
THR convention Of the Ancient Or
1er Of Hibernians. recently held In New
York City. adjourned on the 10Th
THE Progressive Cabinet Makers
Union. OF New York City, on the 9th,
| placed q boycott on the Pioneer, An An
archist paper Of Chicago. because i a.
| lowed itself 70 Be frightened into keeping
/ it, actions within the Law.
| THE Democratic state convention o.
| tennessee. in session 1t Nashville, on the
10Th indorsed the Administration OF Pres
ident Cleveland. and elected A. ~ Loom
ey. J. r. Goodwin H H. Ingerson and >.
q. Brown delegates 70 st. Louis
THE Department Of Agriculture May
crop report, issued on the 10th, shows >
reduced condition Of winter wheat In the
Central States, - . result o. low temper
asure and deficient rainfall.
ST. PAUL's EPISCOPAL CATHEDRAL a.
Buffalo, ~, n, was destroyed, on the 10Th,
BY IRE resulting from . natural gas ex-
plo~ion During the day It least dozen
other explosions occurred In the same
city.
| REV. LrnAx ABBo1T. temporary pastor
Iof Plymouth Church. Brooklyn, has re-
Iceived and will accept . call 20 the per-
Imanent pastorsfe-
II il said that the stoppage Of work tn Z
Minnesota quarry will prevent me com
! pleti0n Of the Chicago Auditorium In time
- - ~ HUufInr .
DELEGATIONS from the Wool Growers
Associations or Ohio. Indiana and Texas
are in Washington lobbying against
the free-wool clause In the Mills Tarin
bill
The steamship Bolivia, which left New
York April ~. with party Of Mexican
pilgrims on board. bound for Rome, ar-
rived AZ Naples on the 7th-
THE following bonds were offered 70 the
Government on the 10Th. 3.52D,vW reg
Iissered a.. AZ IT 20 1913: <sso.0po coupon
"a. ~ IL to1z7H: $1,000 registercd4ts- .
. i1O7k 20 10@: $1,000 coupon q. ~ los& q
fO7s: of which S30.D registered as wer'
accepted at Io5k.
coLrIsrox occurred on the East river
: on the 10Th. between the ferryboats Mon
tana and Republic. Both boats wcr
: pretty we'll crowded, and the usual PAM
y ensued. hut no one was seriously injured
N Tar dam af Hnmlin. Mich. vent on
1 ~ the OH. carrying two million feet q
I lo~- out into Lake Michigan, togethe
: | w;fh srv~uteen houses On the bank Of "a
Z creek. The life-saving station had mar
/. row escape. The houses we're deserted I
anticipation ~ the food
CAsnrxn WI. y. Rorcn, q Ne Will
4 mantic lCoan-l 9svinss bsns' 49, 49, 4
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Ouaekery and Advertised numbugs De-
nouueed-The OmcerS Chosen for the En-
sufng Year.
CrxcrxxArI, May 1i.-At the opening o.
the Medical Association yesterday, 'ne
secretary read . series q RESOLUTIONS
adopted by the Arkansas stare Mruicai
Association. which in the strongest posi-
bic terms denounced quackery ana 'ne
Journals. and especially the religious
Journals. who sold their advertising spa
10 auacks and humbugs calling tne mse,'''
nhysicians. The paper was appianae"
~. ]. b. Hamilton. from the nominal
,ny committee. made the following r.
mort which was adopted: President ~
n. Dawson. Cincinnati; hrst vice'pes',
dent. w. T. Schenck, Kansas $500.
(ice -president, Frank Woodbury. rem
svlvania: third vice. president =, =
Walker. Michigan: fourth vice. presiaen,,'
I. w. Barley, Georgia: treasurer y =
Dunlinson. Pennsylvania; secretary
=. Atkinson, Pennsylvania; hbrarian' 4
n. A. Kleinschmidt, Washington, " }.
Trustees-E. M. Moore, New York; !enA
n. HOLSTER, Illinois; Jos. n. Towel m
trict Of Columbia
Judicial Council-W. A. Phillips, ha1.
sas: A. N. Pollock, Pennsylvania; Y =, Z
vaniber, Maryland; J. i. Hibnara' r.
diana: Charles =. Wood, New forn, ,
McF. CASTOR, Georgia; w. \. q. las.s;
New York; George =. Porter, conne''
cut.
Newport, r. T., was chosen for ne ~
Mace Of meeting, in June Of nexi W.
IL. r. M. Moore, Of Rochester, \. !,
read comprehensive paper on ''oene' :
zurOcrvss
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a NOTABLE GATHERING

Reuuion 81 the Survivors Of the famous
Massachusetts, I>rgIslature Of is51-The
Youngest sixty-Fivc and the Oldest
Eighty-ss ven Years Of Are.
Bosrox, May 1l.--Just forty-onc surviv-
ors Of the famous Massachusetts legis-
lafure Of 1851. which had among its men,
bers Henry Wilson. Judge Benjamin r.
Curtis and Caleb Cushing. and elected
Charles Summer 10 the United States Sen
ate. sat down 10 reunion dinner at the
Revere House, Wednesday afternoon.
Ell Governor Geo. =. Boutwell,, who was
Grants Secretary Of the Treasury. pre-
sided. Near him were seated ex-Goyer-
nors Nathaniel r. Banks, Henry J. Gard
ner and william Clatiin. and Messrs.
Samuel Warner. Daniel Sanders, Charles
Theodore Russell, J. N. Usher and Ma
thaniel Doane, who we're IN the upper
branch Of the Legislature in ISL. "
the representatives OF that year
there were present, among Others
Messrs. william Aspinwali. S'e-
phen N. Allen, Nathaniel Stafford,
Rodney Hunt, Alexander Day. Ives
Adams. Clement Willis, John Girdler, J.
B. y. Osgood. Edward Mansfield, Charles
w. Cushing. Samuel Clark, Charles Enci-
colt. Norris Knowles, BENJAMIN james,
John d. Fiske, William VIM, james ".
Robertson. David welder, Jacob Sleeper
James 8. Campbc1l, T. u. Lamson,
Nyc. Austin Messenger, William
Haskell, Axe Ames, John Edgell, Joss}A
p. Johnson, Oliver Smith and John Bran
ming.
The youngest member present was J p
r. Osgood. who Is sixty-fiv years q ase.
The Oldest were Clement Willis and
simeon Fisher, who are each eighty
eeveu
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Figures Concerning the Cosdltlons AZ A..
Growing Crops Collated From she ~
Reports % The pepsrtment u Agrie.,,.
urc.
WAsHIxorox, May 1.-THE crop repo,,
issued from the Department Of Agrlcul'
ture yesterday, says;
Low temperature and deficient rainfall VIM
drying winds and some host. have reduced, n.
condition OF winter wheat In ccn,r.,
States. n has also been cool "A
the Atlantic coast, and not IA
vorable 10 improvement. and yet the plan,
has nearly held is own In this region. On N,
Pacific coast only q medium Development |. Y.
ported. In the southern States X.
changes are light several averages being n.
same. Pcnnsylvania showcs . decline !,
Z per cent; New York. 70; Ohio ~
Michigan. ~: Indiana. 9; Illinois. u: Mlssou-
2 and Kansas. q The general average 4 =.
duced points. from 4, 70 ~. Last year conlI.
si"n was reduced from ss.i IN April 20 SIS (.
May.
Winter rye remains very nearly As in Aps
the average being 9s.5 instead OF a35 Thece
dition Of winter barley u ss.s, promising n.
dunn crop.
The State averages Of winter wheat N n.
principal states Is as follows: New York 4,
Pennsylvania. 81; Ohio. %; Michigan. "a: n.
diana 50; Illinois. 81; Missouri 80: Kansas
ot-3: Texas. 70.
Spring blowing IL not quite 80 well advanced
rs usual. II II relatively later In The more
Northern States OF the Atlantic coast: slightly
later than usual in the Middle States. AMI
scarcely up 20 full standard IN the South III
progress Is m average in the Ohio valley Ia,
late In the Northwest.
Cotton planting was delayed BY excess a
moisture In February and low temperature IN
March. the soil not being In condition Tor early
planting. In Arkansas, Tennessee and North
Carolina. from four TO six per cent less than
usual was planted on the first OF MAY. In the
States on the coast. from South Carolina 70
Mississippi, planting Is nearly up 70 is aver
age advancement
An investigation Of the rate OF wages Of arr.
cultural labor shows that no material change
has occurred since the last previous inqulry I'M
May. 1885. There Il slight increase in New
England. in the Northern tier Of States from
Michigan westward. and IN some OF the south
ern States There 4 no apprcciable change il
the States.
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wuaIxASrIc, Conn, May 1o.-os,sa ax.
Henry +. Royce Of the wiiiimann No., Sr
inrs bank has been arrested TOT ~
classification Of accounts. ..,se IL
The Indictment alleges the mlsa Mich
a.nos;ts belonging 70 Frank Frost We ,',,e
was covered by false entries lot '. =,
rnmher N notes and bills rcc ',rs,'n,,.
,rn;nh we're never sent for colle 'a.,nc
nnvce q siso charged with apprcpI'sssI-s
$4,000 AZ different tines WIN kep and With
accounts o. all his transsc'S,1,n ~ hooks GER.
suppressing entirely from ,.. NJ r no note.
TAIN credit accounts due from sos ma paid
cent u New York for COLLECTION q. M prin.
by New York banks. Inese !"
s;psl points o. the indictment
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rhe Great Orator Delivers Eulogy on the
Late Roscoe Conkiing before the New
York Legislature and IN Immense Audi
ence-The Three Dominating Traits of
~ Conkling's Character.
ALBANY. n. ~. May 10--The sulogy on
Roscoe Conkling which Colonel Ingersoll
delivered last night before both houses Of
the Legislature, and about three thousand
citizens, was one Of the greatest orations
Of his life Lieutenant Governor Jones
introduced the speaker. The pri-
mary object OF the Grafton
was 70 show that the guiding star
or Mr.. Conkling's life was integrity. He
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~ .xrnr.In~r. zrI4h = ven1.{sIfiou a.u,.eH
- ~.~,~-.ix ~><h.i,- ,-r,k~~~ ',s ps<l,s-
$500 ~. l.,~.5 w~~,~ a. D,h,... 49, an
,...,r@..I . m.~.i,-- ..n M X. for 80 nnr-
...-- - l,-rn-~,,~ sh> c,n~l r~<crics
SrrrrrAnr R.rxnp. IN the Ssh. sent "a
she senate comics ~ 4 ccrrc<ponience
which has been In progress for several
wears between The representatives II the
United states Government ana those of
the French Government IN regard % mile
tary duty required by France 81 narural-
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inc that At nov - ~ .nv manner afF.ct-
ing any cause Of action existing In favor
Of any purchase, or against his
grant or for breach Of any covenants Of
title Persons In possession Of any such
---~ r, w --~ -.--- -ss..s' -.
years from the United States. In quanti-
ties not exceeding 40 acres, af the rate Of
ESQ per acre.
me Oil re.eIses ING rlsn' 70 tolteu
otnsr ral'lo.n iAnu srnn.S toi any lA''ure'
p.st ~ tu,use, J" .rmply WIN .ne s.'pu-
iateI cona'sions' me pr,ce % .ns even
mum oersu seeuonS 2, IsIu ~itn'n me
limits o. al torteiteu iano grants - nxed
o. si-:o AZ acre.
Nosn'ns eonsa,neu - ,ne pIil =
~. $500 .'ueu ~ ,o'r ons $3.50 y rn1'es ~
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applied this uns
ninchingly and
against all temp
tstion throughh his
political career.
while some other
men in public life
have been liable
20 deviate from
the straight path
OF integrity, Mr..
.Conkling never
: strayed from Il,
but walked erect
and direct, stead
CIV and proudly.
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DETROIT. Mich, May 10.--A Nescs spec :,
from Lawion, Mich, says: "Ihe dA. - i
HamIin went out yesterday carrying
million feet Of logs out into Lake 49, N
gan, together with seventeen houses .,rr
the bank Of the creek. The life' s'',sss
station had narrow escape. Inc M ~
were deserted in anticipation +"
A....IV
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n every case. toward the objects which he
sought 10 accomplish IN politics. Ihe
three predomin ating and distinguishing
elements Of his character were inteih-
gence. integrity and courage II y these
elements rhat'constitute the grandeur q
h1man nature. He has left with us his
wealth q thought and deed, the memory
Of = brave. imperiou<, honest man, who
bowed alone 20 death.
General Hustled moved . vote Of thanks
20 the orator, which was unanimously car
ried, and the meeting adjourned.
Journnll~ttc Change ~ Minneapolis.
prxxKA POLLS, MINI, May o.-The JON
nal to-day publishes the announcement
that Alden J. Blethen. general manager q
the Tribune Company for the last three
wears and half. has sold his entire inter-
&c Al che Tribune 10 Mr.. VIM. \. Haskell,
the managing editor. The details are en-
tirely private. The cause Of the sale y
~. Blethcn's desire to retire from the
poper and Mr.. Haskcll's desire 20 pur-
ehs<e his interest Mr.. Blethen takes Mr..
Hnskellss interest IN the Evening Journal
Company completely, and A. he reserves
= complete morning franchise o. the
United Press, Il IL probable he will under
take other newspaper enterprises. ~
uasksll viii control he Tdbuna
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az.
.=.e0ssns Assn aemeoM
. s-.sS
yuDGs CALDWELL. Of Cincinnati decid-
Cd on The ,th. that the Owen Law was
strictly constitutional. ana the trial Of
the saloon keepers arraigned Hereunder
was proceeded with
Tnr following bonds we're offered to the
Gorernment N the tn: 8. oos.ooo regis
tered a. Il lssa 20 II: $500 coupon
a. ~ 1ss.. 10 ~: $4,000 registered AS.
a IO-k 10 10-E: $4,000 coupon AIS. ~
IoS Total. 81 .6s6soO. The following were
accepted BY the Government: 100 regis
tered q. Il 1a6&: $3.50 coupon q. At rs
70 1sss: $500 registered as, It l07A.
Total. l.sO.
rur sound view stcck farm stables Of
R,~her5 corr1inv = (;r~~npoint II T.
wrrr burned On the I'll. together With
se~~r.I r.ln.bIe horses- enfailinr : los
- - 0no- ~o~~r~d ~ insurance
3. IArrrxs p. Hrcxox. ex-president
% T-r;op ColIerr- AMBER. waSS-. and
~id~iv morn AZ : mefnphvxicinn. died.
I, ~ crh ared eirhfv-nine v~rrS and
sexep months.
~ Vorfh Rend- o. durinr : ouarrel
over : erme AZ cards. on the 6fh. ii which
Lewis Brown Joe Howard and Harrison
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on bo.rd II rtesmer. on The ssh-
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fse1ing TIE removal q some prisoners %
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wLx 1872 ~. - -
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~ 10Y W 49, 100 80. = y "a x j = - 80
ceived fatal injuries.
CHAnnAS bARxrA q NE National
Democratic committee nas issued call
for meeting o. the executive committed
u New York City on the l5th-
Pnoy- LEONE LEvr. the Italian econo-
mist and banker, died In London, On m
eth-
l TUE trofting match for the Sportsman'=
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NV YoRx, May A-The Progre,ss.d
Cabinet Makers Union last night PA IN
4 boycott upon the Pioneer, o. Cnica ,s,''sed
Anarchistic publication, because y ai ~ IT
itself IL be frightened into keepng n
lions within the domain Of the laws
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SENATOR EDnUxDs' adverse report On
the Fisheries treaty takes the broad
ground that under he provisions Of the
instrument the United States secures
nothing Of value % which they have moi
already I natural right.
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TIE steamship Rstia. which arrived IN
New York on the ssh, had on board SHY
six passengers who we're oetAinea -
Castle Garden On the charge q being
paupers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-05-18

a MARBLE bust Of Garibaldi, presented
20 The Senate by the GaribAldi Monument
Association Of Washington vas placed N
position in one Of the senate corridoFs
On the {fh-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-05-18

TIE committee appointed % 1nvesuea1e
a. Accounts Of General James W. Ewing.
disbursing clerk Of the Department o.
Justice. reported discrepancy o. S
On the 9th.
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THr committee on education and labor
agreed. On the eth. 70 submit . favorable
rerort On The bin 70 prohibit the employ
menf Of aliens on public buildings ana
other public works
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II vas feared, on the III that any -
tempt 70 enforce the Pope's decree against
the plan Of campaign and boycc<ting n
Ireland would result In n open revolt q
ehe laify Of he country against u
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nom inafion Of Chief-Justice Fuller for
ate committee on Judiciary, on The III,
the nomination was referred TO ne SUBJ
committee, q which there would not b
another meeting under week
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the House On which Grant was horn.
NEW YoRK. May l0.-The World this
morning publishes special from Batavia,
o.. saying that the house In which Ccncr-
al Grant was born has been leased by
Colone, L. Hawkins, cx-sheriff Of Hnmil-
ton County, and will be on exhibition for
one hundred days nc the approaching
Centennial Exposition in Cincinnati. II
Is 70 be lifted from IL present founda-
tion, put on a fat-boat and floatcd down
the river TO Cincinnati. There Il vii
Be put on wheels and taken 70
the Exposition grounds. where II may
be seen AZ 50 much per head. Its
lessees hope % preserve the old building
intact and IN its present excellent con-
dttion Of repair q nearly - possible.