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TO FORM A FARMERS TRUST
PRODUCERS OF THE NORTHWEST
THE LATEST TO COMBINE.
TnEY PROPOSE TO FORM A TRUsr ro
REGULATE SUPPLY TO DEMAND.

Convention to Be Hold at Kansas City
! May lat to Adopt Plan nnd Effect an
organIzation---NIethod by Which They
! Hope to Accomplish Their Objects.
TOPEKA, Kan, March GA move
ment has been started by the farmers Of
Kansas looking to the organization of
farmers trust to include farmers, stock
raisers and feeders of the Northwestern
! states and territories OF the Mississippi
and Missouri valleys. In furtherance of
the project, a mass convention of the
| farmers and stock men of the To-
cality above stated has been called to
meet in Topeka, Tuesday, May /, to COM
plete an organization. The address urp-
ing the farmers and others to attend tho
convention sums up the situation as fol-
lows:
| Within tho last ten years the manu-
factories and nearly every other branch
of industry except agriculture have
formed what are termed trust associa-
tions, having for their object, first, to
check production; second to prevent
an over supply of goods from being
thrown upon our markets, to
the ruin Of prices and the general injury
| Of trade. We may not by this
| proposed association be able, nor do we
care to limit the production of tho soil,
! for this will depend more or less on good
and bad seasons, but we have the power
and can control our shipments and thus
regulate the supply of our commodities
| offered in the public markets of the
/ country, and this will always insure us
fair prices. The farmers of this country
cannot compete with India wheat in the
Liverpool market, nor do we intend
| longer to submit to the payment of the
cost Of taking our wheat to Liverpool
before it can be sold in our homo market
What we want is q fair exchange Of
products This we demand, and will
submit to nothing less We have the
| power and all that is needed is organiza-
tion to make this power effective. If we
can by rnis proposed organization con-
troll our shipment of these commodities
| and prevent the supply from exceeding
the demand in the market, then we would
unqucstiona6ly become masters of the
sitution.
The plan contemplates, first, the es-
tablishment of ten central agencies, to
wit: Chicago Cincinnati, Kansas City,
indianapolis, Omaha, ST. Louis, Cedar
Rapids, ST. Paul, Milwaukee and Louis
ville-these agencies to do all the selling
for members of the association, for
which they shall be paid stated salaries;
second, the territory tributary to these
| commercial points TO be divided into
eight principal districts and subdi-
vided into sub-districts by counties
Third, the principal Of each central
agency, together with a general superin-
tendent of the association, to be ap-
pointed, shall constitute the executive
board, with power to regulate and con-
troll shipments Of productsIupon the mar
kets, and to do any and all other things
that shall in their judgment appear to be
to the best interests of the association.
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Milis-PeCk,

s s}s nronite: The marriage of Mr..
johns. Mills Of Mitchell and Miss
.sAlfcePeck of this city was solemnized
atthe residence Of Mr.. c. X. Loveland.
corner of Sd and Kansas streets,
;;ataM o'clock Saturday, March "a,
Rev. Z. English of1iciated. The
gssAmony was witnessed by only few
more intimate friends of the
5sple. Mr.. Mills will be remembered
former citizen of Huron, having
6sin charge Of the Office of the Con-
Hated Tank Line Company here
months since, and now with the
T. company in Mitchell. Mrs. Mills
9so we'll known here;she was princi-
f the Utah street school and is a
NDf real worth. Mr.. and Mrs. Mills
4make their home in Mitchell, and
|3Hhave the best wishes of their multi
|tMdof friends for their future happi-
1sand prosperity.
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Endorsed BY the W. c. r. U.

Alta recent meeting of the w. c. L.
the following resolution was passed:
WHEREAS, Our mayor T. T. Alentzer
IS done much to promote law and
tdersin our midst by strict enforce
ient Of the local option law, and
We. members of the Wo-
us Christian Temperance Union Of
ehell. believe this action has a
Al influence for good in our COM
BIT; therefore. be it
EsoLvED, That we hereby express
appreciation of our mayors care
discharge of duty, and that we COM
81 his measures. and extend to HIM
fhearty sympathy and support.
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nor.cE---TlMesR CULTURE.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
MITCIEII Dak Ian is 1000

MITCHELL, OAK. >, Jan. Is, 1883.
by Milton Nj. Price of Sanborn c. county. III, against i
henly j. Nichols, for failure to comply with
law law as to Iimber-Culture Entry, No. 1871, dated
Dec. -; 1855, upon the nwl4 sec: 81, twp lO5,
to the cancellation of said entry; contestant al
llesins that he knows the present condition of
has failed 10 properly cultivate the first i've
acres during the first and second years after
entry as requiredby law, and that said failure
exists up to the present date. The said parties
are hereby summoned to appear at this otllce
on the 18th day of Apr, 1855, at 10 o'clock a; M,
to respond and furnish testimony concerning
sald alleged failure. L. i. SING1sER,
RAna iNar
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EFFECTED A SETTLEMENT.

Jamestown Settles Its Claims Against q
Defunct Bank for $4,000.
JAMESTOWN, OAK, March 26.-The
county commissioners have effected q set
tlement of the judgment secured against
the bondsmen of -ex-Treasurer Mans
field. In 1884 the First National bank
failed, carrying down with it $4,000 of
the county's money. The matter has
been in litigation ever since, and, in COM
pliance with the request of numerous
petitioners, the commissioners settled ut
about so cents on the dollar.
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WORK OF THE KNIGHTS. :
An Impression That the switchme,
Strike is Caused by X. of L. to Help t

An Impression That the switchmen's
Strike is Caused by X. of L. to Help the
Brotherhood.
CHICAGO, March 26.-Everything is
quiet around the Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy yards, not q freight train NOV
ing, but passenger trains are allowed to
move as usual. The striking switchmen
have given no reason for their with
drawal, but the impression prevails that
the Knights of Labor at last has decided
to come to the aid of the striking Bur-
lington engineers and force the company
to take back the strikers Now that the
Knights of Labor sympathy has been en-
listed it is probable that should the
switchmen force the Burlington to terms,
the freight handlers and other employees
will go out, and the strike affect not only
the @. but all roads in sympathy with it,
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The Benefit Party.

|he party at the Masonic hall Fri
Eevening for the benefit OF the uni
kity sufferers, was success in every
kect. There were fifty couples pres
&nd the honors of the occasion were
&efully done by Messrs. MentZer and
TOW OF the committee on arrange
rs. The Masonic rooms are ele-
~ fitted for q gathering of this
and With the choice music and
fancing floor, the evening was de-
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Odd Fsuous .t stonx rs1,..

SIOUX FALLS, March GA grand cele-
bration of the sixty-ninth anniversary of
the birth of American Odd Fellowship
will be held in Sioux Falls on the 2Gth
of April. 1t is now expected that at
least 1000 visiting Odd Fellows, with
their ladies, will be in Sioux Falls at
that time.
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NEW KoTIcE--TIMBER CULTURE.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

UNITED STATES LAND UFFICE,
MITCHELL, Oak. Feb. ii, 1855
Complaint having been entered at this office
by Harris l.: Bowen, of Dawson county, against
law as to Ilmber-Culture Entry No. 1866. dated
Dec. 6, 1881. upon the SWl4, sec. II. twp lG4 !,
range G2. in Dawson county. Dak., with view
lffging that he knows The present condition OF
the the same also that the said Samuel B. Gourley
failed during the second year after entry, to
break or cultivate the second five acres as re-
quired by law, and that the trees growing on
SAID tract have not been cultivated, neither
nave any trees or seeds been planted by claim
this date, the said parties are hereby summoned
to appear at this office on the Goth day of April
1855, at l0 O'Clock, a. in, to respond and filrn-
ISL testimony concerning said alleged failure.
L. L. SINGISER, Receiver
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LAND OFFICE NOTES.

The following patents are ready TO
delivery:
1859 Alice T lvickland nee Alice ]
Ness.
14518 Jeffery Moran, ST.
1886 Azariah Austin.
1925 David r Griffith.
e1276l Hanna Austin.
l2379 Arch M Borland.
1875 VIM S Combs, jr.
1865 Delana J Crow.
1854 .Sylveria d Catlow.
1876 Freeland Shultis.
1876 Hermann Lucas.
15204 William Adlesperger.
l51lO Peter Nening.
l5056 James Murray.
1906 Henry T B Morris.
5544 Peter Hartman.
56O5 Anthony Koenan.
743O Charles T Smith.
1885 Michael Becbtel.
S533 Herbert z Bachelor.
9407 A e A Fuller.
9656 Henry Gardiner.
9757 Joel NJ Post.
1896 Joseph w Putnam.
1895 Alice ] Leaning.
5StU JOnn d IIleaSOQ.
10111 A Ii Beam.
1O379 GeoJ Easterly.
10635 Geo V Parmelee.
1O958 Oscar E Cassem.
10976 James G Carnes.
1915 Catherine Smith.
11343 Samuel II Melcher.
11481 William o Irwin.
115l5 Asa Dodd
1855 Sherman G Twogood.
1903 James Shannon.
l2lG9 John SchlepnetZ.
l2o57 John j Schick.'
1924 Adline johnson.
1866 Arthur l. Whiting.
1883 John o Bard.
l2SS9 James Z Bard.
1858 Melville j Crisman.
13035 Thomas A Shepherd.
13142 VIM G James.
1924 Smedley III McMaster.
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Discoyered yaluable Pnper,.

DuRAND, Wis, March 26.-The heirs
of the late j. F. Hardy, of this city, have
had stroke of good fortune in the dis
covery of certain real estate documents,
which establish their claim to some
property in West st. Paul, said to
be very valuable. The matter is now
being looked after.
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JAMESTOWN, OAK, March26.-A force
of carpenters have left here for La Moure
to work on the creamery to be built at
thatp place. Among the butter factories
assured for North Dakota this year are
one at each of the following points:
jamestown, Ellendale, La Moure, Valley
City, Bismarck and Grand Forks.
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BooDLlNe ACROSS THE LINE.

The New Government in Manitoba lra-
earthins Hnny Minor Cnses of Fraud.
WINNIPEG, Man, March ga mem
ber of the GreenHny government mad.
the statement to-day that a large amount
of boodling had been carried on by GER
tain actions Of the late Norguay
government. The auditors examining
the license commissioners department
already report deficit of sl,G3o 4.
Whitehead, clerk in this department,
skipped toSt. Paul few daysago.
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CHICAGO ANARCHISTS.
A Renegade Threaten. to Expos. Yhp,r

A Renegade Threatens to Expo.e THOR
Plots Against Life and Property.
CHICAGO, March 26-Otto Reichel was
arrested at the instance OF the Socialstic
Publishing company, on charge of
misrepresentation of funds. He threat
ened to expose the secret meetings of the
the Anarchist groups in this city nud
their plans. 1t is reported that the
anarchists are reorganizing in tht:;
city, and renewing their plotting against
the life and property of citizens.
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Financially 1nter.ste,, in III. ri,l,

RED WING, MINI, March eS. Good
hue county Is especially Interested in a
bill Introduced in congress for ihe allow
ance OF certain amount OF land TO the
Sioux Indians. ibis county is now
charged With th. care of Il number of
members of that table located on Prairie
island, above this city.
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lNUENTl0N has revOutionized the world dur
liz HNllUN ing the last half century. Not
least among the wonders of in
yentiye progress is a method and system of
work that can be performed all over tue cou
try without separating the workers from their
homes. homes Pay liberal, anyone can do the work,
CURED. Capital not II, eded you are started
free: Cut this out and return 10 us and We will
send you free something of great value and i'm
which will bring you in more money right away
than anything else in TIL. world. Grand outfit
free. Address TRUE 4 Co.. Augusta, Maine.
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Sioux CITY Ferry Running.

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, March 26.-The
weather has been warm and pleasant,
but there has been no change in the ice
In the river The water has risen slowly,
but the gorges above and below the city
still hold fast. The ferry boat made trips
in the open space in front of the city for
the first time FRIDAY,
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Lively Realtx at Yankton.

YANKToN, Oak, March 26.-Real es-
tate sales in Yankton Thursday netted
$50, 900, the largest of any day in the his
tory of the city. The market has been
active and the town Is greatly excited
The prospect Of securing the Manitoba
from Sioux Falls is the cause of the agi-
tatiOn,
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Mail Service in the West.

GRAFTON, Oak, March 26.-The postal
service is getting badly denorstlizetl here
The summit of popular indi&nntioH was
reached Friday. when the mad t,a;n ar
rived from the south with /, ls:s:kcs! postal
car, the clerk having LETT il At Grand
Forks, carrying by two day. mai IRON
st. Paul, there being no through train
ThurSiaY
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Get 4s Per Cent. of Their Money.

RED WING, Ninn., March sG.-Judge
E. Il. Wilcer, assignee of the Minnesota
Elevator company, has been directed, by
order of the court, to distribute to cred
itors of that corporation final dividend
Of 8 per cent The creditors will thus
have received 43 per cent Oh their clans.
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Both ts,n,s are undoubtedlc Lest.

New WORK, .farai, eb-Nothing has
yet been heard from The missing pilot
boats. Encliantress and Paanton. The
general opinicn of pilots is that both
ioumtcr.:d in tye galc of the l;!til The
Enchartrrss WIS manned by full crew
including four pilots. The Phantom had
five rne1 aboard
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Land Office at Mitchell. Oak, Feb

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filled notice of his intention
tomake tinll proof in suppert Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the r.. ster
%nd alul receiver at Mitchell, Dak., OIL April o.
Andrew Carlson. of Dawson county, for the
swhi l3-l0l-6l. Il. C. 1902
He names the following witnesses to prove
his cultivation OF said and TO trees, viz;
Grady ana Charles Johnston j ali of Mifmi,en n ;
Oak. GEO r. EvEHITr Rerstar
R.N.kratZ Atty
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Waiting for Pretext to Strike.

CHICAGO, March aS.-Brakeman on
the Burlington are not out yet but will
go out as soon as they are asked to take
out train made up by nonunion men.
They are simply sitting in the yards
waiting to be asked to do something.
Thus far the road has had policy enough
not to ask them to do anything for fear
Of precipitating strike.
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THE SWITCHMEH STRIKE.


den and Unexpected Strike of Switch
mcn---Knights of labor Believed to Be
the Cause of This Last Trouble---Brnke-
men Will Go Out Next.
CHICAGO, March 26.-Switchmen en-
ployed by the Chicago, Burlington g.
Quincy railway are now out in support
of the striking engineers. Owing to the
unexpoctedness of the event, the exact
details of the situation were difficult to
obtain. The general impression was
that the strike was general over the en-
tire Burlington system, and would in
clude the brakemen.
At midnight Friday night the $50
switchmen employed in the local yards,
or as many of them as were on duty at
that time, picked up their lanterns and
walked away from the tracks There
was no noise or confusion. They gath
cred in little groups, and were Joined by
their comrades from more distant
parts Of the yards, discussing
the situation with more or less
warmth and making their way to the
Twelfth street hall, where the meeting
at which it was finally decided to strike
was still in progress. Not switchman
refused to obey the order, but each will
ingly threw up his place and joined
forces with the striking engineers and
firemen. The effects Of the new
strike were illustrated at once upon
two locomotives that were out on the
tracks switching ears In the vicinity Of
Sixteenth and Canal streets Both were
compelled to cease operations at once.
The switchmen after the strike were as
mum rs before, except to intimate that
they had assurances that none of the
many Knights Of Labor among the new
engineers and firemcn on the Burling-
ton would work with nen-union switch
men.
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Wisconsin, Or.tu,

BELoIT, Wis, March. 2G.-The stats
oratorical contest TO decide on Wiscon-
sin representative to the interstate con-
test, which meets in Green Castle, Ind,
on May ., was held here, and J. V. Nor
cross, of GAINESVILLE, was the lucky man.
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Henry nersh saccpe;,s Hcnry nersA.

NEW YORK, March 2s.-At special
meeting OF the board of managers of tie
Society foi' the Prevention of Cruelty TO
Animals, Henry Bergh, the former secie-
tary, and nephew Of the late Henry
Bergh, was unanimously elected presi-
ident of the society
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A strike on the Erie.

IIoRNEL1svlLLE, N. Y, March &c.
The switchmen in the Erie yard at this
city went on II strike al o'clock a. N.
1t is reported that the grievances are low
wages and an Objectionable yard1naster
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GRAND FORKS, Oak, March 26-On
next Tuesday the war-scarrcd veterans
of Dakota will assemble i'll annual en-
campment at Redtield, as will also the
ladies of the Woman's Relief Corps of
the territory. 1t is expected over 400
veterans will be present
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villas Spoken Of as supreme Judre.

Villas Spoken of as Supreme Judge.
MADISON, Wis, March 2G.-The an
nouncement of the death of Chief Justice
Waite has set Madison Democrats to
talking as to his probable successor, and
Col. William F. Villas seems to be about
the only man talked of. There seems to
be unanimous hope that the gentleman
from Wisconsin will get the place.
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A Now Long Dis.o,,ce yelcnhouc

CHICAGO, March sG The Dunger Long
Distance Telephone company, $4,000,
600, was incorporated Friday. The new
management has a lev.r by which the
volume and intensity OF sound is III
creased.
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Unifnrns for DE, {. nnas enlnswumcn.

BRooKINN. March TI.--After Monday
next lady employees Of large dry goods
houses here will all lie dressed alike in
suits OF bl,,ck e;lshnie.. II i:ne quality.
The goods Will be fl: ,.sii .! ut the ex-
pense OF the firms. The purpose il; ia
secure Uniformity and, i'll certain de
gree attractive uehluaSS
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Tw" ihca:cr. DESTROYED.

PHILADELPHIA, Penn, March 26.-W.
j. Gilmore's theatre, on Walnut street,
the greatest variety theatre in the
country, was totally Destroyed, loss
nearly SlO0,Goo. The Theatre Gomiuuc,
IN the rear was also a.. rnyad, loss, s25,
600
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Killed by I:r.oxr1,a.

PARKERsDfnc. WA. s!ar;,', 26-Mrs.
Joseph Pari't. ~ }1nal 6 "u u with
husband ana ,i.rer e,.,ti III. ~ent to the
stable, saturated i.1r clothing with coal
oil and SET nerseii on fire Size died after
few hours OF terrible suffering.
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.,i;r !-sra1 Climax

W1LLMANTia. Conn, March ga fin
ancial climax That has for long time
been pending, was reached in the affairs
of ths u !ii'..e:ntic St.yin2s institute A
SHORTAGE or misrepresentation of the
banks fni:'.s t" i" an,oEat Of $50, geo
was found owing TO transaction by
Treasurer II T. itG;sa
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CHICAGO, March 26-Chicago, Bur
lington and Quincy brskemen will strike
this afternoon. There is no work for
them while the switchmen and engineers
are not working, but it will give force to
the strike
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TROUBLE FOR THE N. P,
Oregon Navigation Local Board Refuse
to Hatlfv the Lease of thar Tine.

New YORK, March se-There is trou-
BILE in Northern Pacific and Oregon Navi-
cation circles over the proposed lease Of
the latter. 1t seems that the local board
of the Navigation company have refused
to ratify the lease because they
consider it inimical to the interests of the
corporation and to the state of Oregon.
A delegation has been sent to New York
to consult with the New York directors
OF the two corporations, and is daily ex-
pectcl here
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Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup.

Is the only medicine that acts directly
on the Lungs, Blood and Bowels. il
relievs cough instantly and in time
effects permanent cure.
S. II. SCALLIN, Druggist.
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Killen Gives it I'm.

ST. PAUL, March 26.-Pat Killen has
finally abandoned all hope of getting on
the $500 which he had posted as forfeit
for 2 match.
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CHICAGO, March e6.-Switchmen in
the Santa Fe yards quit this morning
without notice. This ties up the yards
Of the Santa Fe completely
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CHICAGO, March 26.-I'hc strike of Q.
switcliill I'll has extended to Galvsburg,
the ncn there going out pursuant to
orders from Chicago. They refused
fatty to switch trains when ordered
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TALLY SHEET FoRGERles.

The Jury Bisnerec---Why One OF Them liz
for AcquittaI.
CoLuMBus, March 26.-The jury in the
tally sheet forgery cases disagreed and
We're discharged. At noon the vote
stood / 10 5 on the first ballot and 10 to 9
on the last ballot for conviction. Ganty,
who ve'csi FOR cquittal, has suspended
sentcncc over him for getting drunk and
remaining away with friends Of the de-
fendeHt fer two days in the midst Of the
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MITCHELL DAKOTA, FRIDAY, 3O 1888.

lightfully spent. The substantial re-
turns were 500, to be divided among
the six victims of the fire, now con-
valescing.
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TO ATTEND THE FUNERAL.
Committees Appointed to Represent G
gress at tho Chief Ju.tice,s Int

Committees Appointed to Represent Con-
gress at tho ohief Justices Inter-
ment.
WASHINGTON, March 2e. President
pro TEN. Ingalls, has appointed Senators
Sherman, Hoar, Wilson, Pugh and
George as the committee to represent
the senate at the funeral Of Chief Justice
Waite. The speaker appointed the fol-
lowing committee to Join with the COM
mittee of the senate to make arrange
ments concerning the funeral OF the chief
Justice: Messrs. Kelly, Seney, Grosvenor,
Breckenridge, of Kentucky; Stewart, Of
Vermont; Carlton, Shannon, Anderson
and Kussel