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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-17
Mnrmons Cnrnercd.

SALT LAM, Nov l6.-In the Mormon
oath cases to-day WiIlred Woodruff prayer
at the dedieation Of 81. George Temple de-
nouncing the United States government
add prophesyine its destruction, was intro
duced; also Orson Pmtts sermon declaring
the kingdom of God the only legal govern
mcni on clrth and all others were nnluth-
Jrizcd. The defense introduced APOSTLE
John Henry Smith, vino swore that uu dis
loyal oatlis were administered. When
pressed on the throat cutting and diaem-
bowling penalties, he refused 10 answer.
Elder ClaTk, alsO for the dCflnsr lid not
remember anything bad in III endowment
oath OF declined to answer.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-17
GAMBLING ON RAIN.
A system Praeiiccd In India which Has
Much Ia liz Favor.

'HNfh W - 'afP's
system Of gambling in Calcutta ON rain
is crrird ON IN compound" oil the Buua
Bazar whore, when u rain cloud crosses
the sky. a crowd collects Of oagcr, excited
uon; s1me rush about fruniicllly, Others
perch themselves high on adjoining roofs
and rcsticul0ie wildly Ia friends below.
while all gnze nnsiunaly at the alsy. These
nrc the sutla, or rnin spoculutprs, The sys-
tenn. ns explained 10y the India Times, i.
extremely simple On the roof u his office
il ditch which will bold eight surs of
voter II rain cloud bunts and the fall
exceeds this amount, the overflow is dis
charged into the compound by spout
Ihia decides al beta, those who wagcred il
woald rain winning The bets are entered
hy the proprietor in book, the commission
hring QUE pice pr rupoe, and the trnslc-
tiunu being all settled M lO o'clock The fol-
lowing morning drlnuitCr in hhrdly ever
kuDHn; tho gamblers Dre mostly money
lenders, mon of uhstApee and we'll known
10 onch o'hcf. They are % csfa by them-
Solves and the stakes ara uAullly lncqn-
siderable, whrfoaa in Bombay II is not un-
usual ~ hlyr thousands of rupees uu the
rain. The system bus one ndvautugc-ruin
clouds cann1i br manipulated; tl caun0t
bc louded like dice or "fuked' like horsrs;
thrro urp NO hnndicapCr', no starters. no
owners md no ipc.Dya.
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To Test III Allen Law.

wi q sfiVngos, Nov. Lbs result of sew
Il o'oI,renr etWeen Atlorn y -Gcnerl
Eller, Secretary Window and Solicitor
syburn in regurd 10 the case Of the En-
Ish glassblowers employed by Chambers
Mckee, anl Mckee a Co. NJ jeanette. Pa.
e frst named to-duy referred the case TO
2 United States district attorney at Pitts
rg with instructions to proceed against
{ firms named and those officers of the lo-
assembly Of the plnssblowers instrumen-
in bringing the English lubors 10 this
untry. provided he is satisfied the suits
u be maintained against them under the
DIVISIONS of the alien contract labor law.
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SHOT HIS WIFE.
A Washington Farmer Has AN Exciting
House

DAyENpoRr. Wash, Nov. l6.-l Special. l.
A shooting scrape took place about two
miles from this city this afternoon. The
interested parties were q farmer named
Grecushiold, his wife, and hired man, The
farmer hnd just returned from an eastern
trip, and upon arriving here went NJ once to
the farm and opened fire ON his wife, who
whs in the house. The hired man hearing
the shooting went up 10 the house, when
Grccnshield turned his revolver and emp
tied il on him. The hired man then re-
turned the fire with fatal results. A doctor
and the sheriff luye Just loft for the sccne
and further particulars not obtninablc at
this hour. The causo of the affair is sup
ported 10 be- jealousy.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-17

LONDON, Now lC.-But little further in
formation has been received here concern
ing the revolution at Rio de- laneiro. A
dispatch received this morning states the
minister Of iinnnce was not killed ~ report
ed Yesterday. but severely wounded by the
rebel soldiers.
A new cabinet hns been organized. The
chamber IT deputies has dissolved aud the
council u state been abolished. aud pro-
yislpnal government established. Public
opinion appears TO bo in fuyur Of a pcarcft
triad of the new fom of government.
ENNil'ing ,s quict.
Tho mnnifcst0of tho provisional govern
mont declares the object az tho no0 rcainr
ia 90 pruuoto pefce aud liberty. The per-
mnnrrcy II The senate viii bo mainiNincd.
aud ali ahl ri.r lrgai Hci- ho rccoeniked ly
The nrW government.
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The I,ast VIII scr,icr.

OunA. Nov. l6-lho new fast mail
service over tho nipn Pacific was inaugu-
rotcd to-dny, the first train for the west, un-
der the revised schedule, leaving Omnhn at
6il5. promptly on time, The schedule Of
the train reduces the time between the
Missouri river and the coast twelve hours.
Assistant General Superintendent Grant, Of
the railway mail service and other promi-
nent government officials, accompany the
train on its initinl trip.
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MILES CITY NEWS.


MrLEs CRY, Nov. l6.-[Special. district
Judge Milburn has called a meeting of the
attorneys Of the seventh district for Monday
at 4:3l o'clock at which time the terms Of
the court in Yellowstone, Dawson and Gus
ter counties will be fixed.
The recent order from the war depart
ments prohibiting the sale Of liquors on
government reservations, filled the city with
soldiers to-day yesterday being pay day.
seeking channels in which TO spend their
money.
Hon. l.. B. Rea. of the LAST legislature,
who has been dangerously III Of typhoid
fever for some time, is slowly improving.
The feeling among business men and resi-
dents in this part VI the state, makes a most
happy contrast 10 what il was las, year NJ
this time. The volume Of business done by
Miles CITY merchants this fall is two TO
one more than last fall, aud the railroad
business has moro thun doubled in compari-
fln.
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A BAD ACCIDENT.
EirVe. Freight Cars Piled Up in a Wreck
on The Northern Pacific.

A bud accident occurred on the Northern
Pacihc railrold on Friday night nt Butler
Some distance above that sigiion the mir
brahca on ipight train no. 10 moving cast
glyc Out. AN control Of tho train WIS lost
and il won't rushing down the grade at the
rute OF sigty mi'os un hour At Butler il
WAS 10 meet tram Il moving west. The
whistle WIS blown to open The safety switch
as 10 was oh the main truck. This WAS
barely dour ia time when the oast bound
train wlrlcd past. At the eud of the
switch IL jumped the track aAd the ears
Wrlt pilIng end over end ~! top Of the en-
glne. Eleven Of the tw. nty-iWu cars of
the tram were mgs-eb IN wreck. Aside
from this little duuHgr WAS done. Enpi-
ueer hrOHn's rnklc WIS sprnined and his
fireman WAS sligLtly injured. When the air
hfnkes gave out Conductor Brady went
from tie rear 10 tine front ol the trim.
When the wreck came he was ON the engine.
lie was badly. though not seriously, scalded
by escaping steam. IL will be- several days
before the wreck is cleared away. Tniie
on the main liue wis not intertercd with by
the accident
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-17

PunDrLiHtA, Nov. l6.-l'he new cruiser
Baltimore made "a second trip to-day. In a
four huurs' slrady run from Caps Hrnloren
the speed developed WAS even more remark
nblethan on the first trip,heing .o.2 knots au
hour. against l0.s knots before; but whether
she developed more or less thon the g.O00
horse power called for 10y contract cGtnot
De told until the results are worked out by
the government engineers.
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rn Atlend thc Inaugural n,II.

Sr. PAIL, Nov. l6-lSpeeial. sixteen
physicians from st, lnul, Minneapolis and
other cities lett On the Manitoba train for
tine wost this evening. the guests Of General
Passenger Agent Whitney. TO attend the
bnll NJ the new Broadwoter hotel in Helena
next week. The party is made mp as fol-
lows Drs. G. A. Wheaton. A. +. Senkler,
A. Macdonald, Park Ritohie, j. A. Quinn, j..
Il. Chamberlin, A. B. Ancker c. 4. Bean,
II. II. kimball, +. A. Dunsmoor j. II.
Dunn. c. II. Hunter, X. o. Beard, W. A..
Jones, Thomas Quinby. NJ. z. Wander
horck, W. l.. Beebe, +. c. Bissell, Thomas
McDaytt, c. j. Merrill.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-17

BUTTE. Nov. G.-lSpecial. The glove
fight between Jim Fell. Of Michigan, sud
Frank Keller OF Wisconsin. came of to-
night nj the opera house. The attendance
was very slim. Two-ounce gloves were
used. according 60 the terms Of the agree
ment. Fell put up 500 that he could
knock out Keller in ten rounds. fell WAS
in poor condition, and Keller had decidedly
the best of the fight. The match WAS un-
interesting
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-17
Az INGENIOUS INVENTION.


of Prairie Fircs.
in invention that will prove great bcne-
TO farmers ON the proiries of the north
st has just been perfected by Wnlter
range Of Sioux City, Iowa. II is con-
vance for burning flre-break or pro
htiou against prairie fires without the IN
|f of ploughing furrows 10 prevent Tie fire
n spreading and causing the very dam-
e that il is sought TO gunrd against. The
lchine is made of sheet-iron fourteen feet
width and nhout the same in length.
be front is rounded MP like toboggan and
the contcr isa siN-foot spice in which is
iced the iire-box or generator On each
lo of this splcl four feet of sheot-iron is
h which rests perfectly Aut on the ground
Ms to prov ni the rpreHd ui tie lamrs.
p the back ia nm oil tank yDrv
nilur ia appearance 10 % Babcock
h. eLtineuishtr, from which the
| Is flfcd into the generator
means of Compressed nir. GIs is gourr-
ld much tho Nuia as loo gns lline stove,
n perforated eHappc nets as a medium
|trgusmIt small iets Oi ilumt e. the gras.
Isl behind the pourripr rs % roller which
hshes ont nuy cuAls of 1rc that NAV he
b. q, mnhp sofcty dHilI'g sure. follow
| ilr rlllcr. is % leHyy cham fnstcucd M
ta end which dru-- 0lpug tlo ground md
hngai-hes any clIl- th't inry hc luft in
| nuts and hpllOws over which the roller
Isses.
h rs drnvu hy two horses. aud il is
|imad tlat one m.naud team can ac-
buplsh in a lay what hcretator has
ken numb.r ui ncn gud t"ams two
|eks 81 do. II nufl- stop TX feet wide
.cIc4n 'l- n wu-nn uad, rad CONSUMES MT
|cNce.d glllDn .nIH l4li pi crude oil
h hour. Iu bam wni" Co., hmk, the
tcHue car be- Ir, fa cl around a tract.
lkins mr lll sl- ~. sud tiou the grass
s.dr r.n hr nn.u,p con a It'll day without
u-ar nC -neldiuy.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-17
THE WASHINGTON SENATORS.
sqnIr in the Lend, win Allen cio.s
second.

OiYVrtl. Nov. iG.- Members If the loqis-
lature are returning. and thofnntoriul con-
tct s becoming very animated. Ex-ioy,
Squire. cs-pole1atc John D.. Allen and
Sprapuc and lbompiou Of 1acomn, are
chief contosianis. The lust two. il is ia.d,
hlyo mado au recmont TINT the one show
ing thc ioasi sNpugli ou the Grt ballot
shall WiihdmW, ao that facomas intoroat
sllgll be- protgirj, Tho 6rlt for the west
side senator il virtually a dplt hctwccn
lncono and Seattle. 1hclral alroemunt mny
not WORK, hoalyor, os many alhcrnts Of
cach favor Squire for second choice and
mny yot' for hn when their man is with.
dfnwn. Great Preparations nre bping made
for tho Incorporation Monday. aud 1t is ex-
pected u will bo the greatest day ever seen
In Washington.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-17

usod a. he city somcthine Ike Baltimore.
WITH moderate rents and rcasonHhlo prices,
But thai is changing rapidly. II The worlds
tair comes here it viii bc absolutely uecCs-
safy to lny congressman clOVo yc0r.
rhe exposition would send prcfw up and
S5.0l0 would not support membcr IN or
dinnry decencv. j.A.r.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-17
I,Imnre mnnr IIim.

BtsTMlR, Mich, Nov. l6.-The Holzhay
case wns completed tbismorning. The jury
went out at $3.50 and returned at lOil5 with
verdict of guilty. Holzhay was then SEN
tenccd for life nc hard labor. The prisoner
broke down when the foreman announced
ihp verdict
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-17

EnzABErH, n, j., Nov. lG.-Fiye-eights Of
a mile Mamie u. won in lN6(, Express
second, Crawford third.
Tlree-fourths Of mile-Rainbow won in
l;22i a, Oregon second. Caspnr third.
One mile-lBohemina won in i;tl. Theo-
dosuis second. Pelham third.
Thrce-fourths of mile-lielwood won in
l;2l, Dan Coche second, Martin Russell
third.
Three-foulths of mile-Frcclom won ia
l;2Ois. Cold Stream second. Puzzle third.
One mile-L0nely won IN l;5lia, Ste
phanie second. Gallntin third.
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BozrnN, Nov. 16.-Ispecial.l l-conduc-
tor MulehAnd met his death ut Canon House
this morning. He was engaged in coupling
a freight car, when his foot slipped aud he
was crushed between the cars, having his
left arm and leg badly mangled. lie was
brought 10 Bozeman but before an amputa-
tion could be made be expired.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-17

A divorce WIS ptenied by the court ycster,
day to Mrs. Criss stevens, from her hus.
band, Millum Stsyrna. formerly Of this
cit. Dcsartiou was ihe causo given for the
actlln.
In the cgse of S1rah y. Gllm0ur W. David
g.. ollmouf, action Tor divorce, the uelrnd-
nut usktd leave uf court tJ withdraw de-
murrur and file answer IN tru days.
Granted
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Won by II. louis.

DiNyFR. Nov. lG.-The ST. Louis boys
knocked ont ile Boston lads in this city to-
day to the tune OF . 10 ], that being the
score al The cad oi the ninth inning. The
NE thcr Nus quite chilly. but Tor nli that
ihcrc was good ett ndance, fully 2,OlD bc-
ing present.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-17

NEw ORLEANS, Nov. 6.-Jefferson Davis
orriyed to-day ON steamer and was visited
by physician. After a careful examination
DIR. Chaille stated that Davis had been quite
sick at Brieriield with n severe cold, but he
was much improved now, and there was no
cause for alarm this AFTERNOON.
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Tho FI,e,.s nt lnio Aitn.

NAro, Cal, Nov. lG-Palo iilia started
this afternoon 70 beat the allii,n record Of
PIP hnt made n bad break and failed.
His time was 2:l2'i. Sauol trotted an ex-
hbition nile in 2l5. Stnmboul again
lowered his record this afternoon and
tr0tted mile in 2.l2i.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-17

CmcAoo, Nov. l6.-A ten ycnr agreement
has been made between the Alton road and
the Kansas Pacific branch Of the Union Pa
ci6c, covering freight aud passenger busi-
ness 10 all points between Chicago and the
Pacific coast, the Union Pacific to get east
bound rates md the Alton those west bound.
IL goes into effect March next.
Boston, Nov. l5.-Presideut Adams says
to-day IN regard 10 reports concerning the
Union Pacific and Denver, Texas and Fort
Worth there is nothing ~ give out.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-17

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. l6.-The knights re-
mained in secret session until I:30 O'clock
this morning, the time being devoted 10
discussion Of the state of the order.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-17

The late Charles Albrecht had policy in
the Equitable Life Insurance company for
5000. The widow will receive the cash
within q very few days.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-30
POLICE COURT.
Disposition of the rev CAGES Yesterday.

Disposition of the Few fases ! estefua3.
Matte Mary Ann and Eliza Thomas
are two cOlOred women who lived IN
the same house. Eliza left her pocket
book on the bed. 1t contained 81
Matte saw it and appropriated II. The
81 she hid in cup in her room. The
pockct-book she put in her wash tub
among lot Of clothing she was wash
ing. The Police Justice sent her 10 jail
fer thirty days.
Emmanuel Lewis was arrested by
Policeman Branuan on the charge OF
stealing seven chickens from under the
wagon of a countryman while he was
transacting some business IN store.
lie was sent TO Jail for three months.
Phillip Ellis and Gilman Lewis lbOth
coloredl. were arrested by Sergeant
Tomliuson for stealing three brass
boxes from the Chesapeake and ONO
Railroad. These boxes are bran new.
and are in the possession of the court.
The hearing Of the case was continued
until July .
William Spindle was charged with
stealing a pair Of shoes from f. Myer
also with stealing a suit of clothes from
some one unknown. The trial OF the
case was continued until next Tuesday,
July ,.
Susan Agee and Phoebe Agee were
each fined $3.50 ard costs for assault
ing and beating Mary Jefferson.
The parents of couple Of boys were
each fined 81 for their s0ns throwing
rocks Ia the street.
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nnnng ,lrs. f-rouuie.


When Dickens was demonstrated with
by hosts of London ladies for killing
Little Paul Dombey," n critic said, eli
Dickens don't kill Paul, Paul will kill
Dickens" Tho critic thought that If
Dickens had allowed Paul to grow VI
into manhood, he, the author, would
have failed in fitting him to his sur
roundings, and thus injured his own
reputation.
While Anthony Trollope was writing
"The Last Chronicle Of Barset,' he sur.
prised a friend ono day by saying &c
him. There's the end of Mrs. Proudie!''
WHY" asked the friend.
Nlr. Trollope replied that he was writ
ing one day in the - club, while a
group of young clergymen, gathered
around the fireplace, were talking about
the novel, which was appearing as q
serial. He could not help oyerhearine
them, as they praised the work, but
agreed that Mrs. Proudie was becoming
an intolerable nuisance.
"What did you do:' asked the friend.
"Well," replied Trollope, II hesitated
a good deal what to DO; but | finally
made up my mind and went up to them
and explained that | couldn't help hear
ing what they were saying, and | added,
Il am very much obliged to you. am
Anthony Trollope, and I'll so homo and
kill Mrs. Proudie."
And so he did. Youths Companion.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-30
Reforming Prisoners.

There Is one fact in connection with
prisoners and punishment that has been
positively established; that is, that it is
possible to transform these schools Of
crime into schools for reformation and
education. The record of prisoners re-
turned to prison after one term of service
10 tie state has heretofore been from SO
10 90 per cent. This percentage has been
reduced by the methods for mind and
body culture adopted by the Elmira re-
formatory to 10. This IL per cent. may
yet be decreased farther when raw legis-
lators will consent to let the expert man
ayers quite alone, after giving them
requisite state aid. The suppression of
crime can DO secured only by the sup
preston OF criminals They must be
transformed into honest citizens. st
Louis Globe Democrat.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-30

Close by the sparkling brook, whose
silvery writer's danced in the sunlight
and rippled joyously over the golden
sands, they sat in silence-Georgo and
Laura-drinking in the glorious beauty
of the rustic scene and communing with
nature in ono Of her chosen shrines.
Affair in the west the sun seemed to linger
NJ the horizons brim as if unwilling to
shut out from his gaze the lovely land
scape that glowed with a softened and
even melancholy radiance in his depart
ing beams.
A thrilling cry burst from the lips Of
the beautiful girl.
"Georgel GEORGE she almost shrieked.
"Nhat is it. darling| he asked, plac-
ing his arm tenderly around her waist
Has the romantic yet oppressive love-
illness of the scenery saddened your
Spirits
"No, George" she screamed, waving
her hands wildly and making frantic
lab at the small of her back. 81 think
it's some kind of a bug!'-Chicago
Tribune.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-30
How to BE smart.

The Bingham kind is to the fore, and
mankind being ignorant, talks about
sweet simplicity and doesn't know that
il is mounted on silk and ID quite as costly
as a wooden one would be.
To be smart. you must sit up straight
In your victoria and not loll in one corner
Of it.
Your shoes must shine, even II you
haven't time to cultivate your intellect.
The outside world only sees the bright
ness at one end.
You must wonder If really nice people
ever did wear diamond ear rings except
at balls
You must wear your gloves neither too
tight nor too loose, but to fit.
And If you want to achieve the very
height Of smart indifference, you must
languidly ask the sister Of the man you
are going to marry what his first name
;q,r
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THE OTHER SIDE.
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM PROGRESS
I'VE MANCHESTER.
rne spring EsiIi Hattery 10 be "biter-
a,ed-Xho VIII Preach m some
of,ne Gnug cncs IO-day-ihe
Manchester I'O>tOfiice

The work of dwelling the Spring Hill
battery has been commenced. ms
propertv was recently sold to the South
Side Land and Improvement Company,
and the battery is being leveiled so rs
To make the land more eligible for build
in q purposes. The Spring Hill is now,
and has been ever since the war, one Of
the finest pieces Of work Of the
kind around Richmond. Situated
upon a high elevation. where
a commanding view of the river and OF
Richmond can be obtained. IL has long
been popular place for promenades:
The Manchester water tower Is located
inside of the battery. and when the
work Of levelling This relic OF the war
i completed the water tower VIII stand
ont i'm oven more prominence than now.
The old magazine inside che battery
limits is also To- be leyclled. and but a
few DAYS will eispse before tn ioposfa-
phv of the Spring Hill tract VIII under
20 q wonderful change.
80 what are we 10 attribute tnt
wond riul success of Meihodlsm' VIII
he Rev. Mr.. Peterson 5 subject TINS
morning. when ne viii conclude ms
discourse on the Rise and Progress OF
IL Wesleyan Reformation.
Mr.. John G. Robertson, Of Baltimore
was i'm Manchester yesterday.
The Rev. j. y. Dowuman. rector Oh
All Saints Church, Richmond. Is cX
pected to preach at Moade-Memoria
Church tonight
Rev. J. Powell Garland, presiding
elder of the R:chmondedistrict. vii
preach ut Central Methodist Church TO
night.
Rev. J. Cleveland Hall. as member o
the commission appointed by the ffes
bvterv of East Hanover to ordain an1
install Rev. Joseph Renuie, pastor o.
Powhatan Church. will preach the
sermon on that occasion az Powhatli
Courthouse today. The pulpit OF th'
PRESBYTERIAN Church viii be occupies
by Rev. w. 4. Richardson, d. D. o
Richmond. this morning. There Wi
be no services at this church at night.
Mr.. Robert J.. French, of Cincinnati
, formerly Of Manchester. IS here on
DlItl WISH.
| Since Postmaster Jordan has ha'
charge of the Manchester postoiiice HI
salary has been increased three times
This is but another evidence That Man
chester is rapidly gong ahead, as II j
the increase q postal business tina
iustilies an increase IN the salary Of tn
postmaster.
Tho following officers have beer
elected by New South Council, No. 8
Junior Order of United American Me
chanics. Councillor. j. Q. Wakefield
Vice-Couucillor. J. G. Williams. Re
cording Secretary. ". II. Kidd AS
sistant Recording Secretary, JamS =
Sampson: Financial Secretary, >, ii
Clark: Treasurer. James a. Moore; Con
ductor. O. O. Merritt; warden, Conra'
Jones: Inside Sentinel j. i. Carter
Outside Sentinel. G.. w. Cooling: Trus
tee. Joseph Beyill representative Il
State Council. Jeremiah Marks.