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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-10

VIM. G. Mcdowell Tor New jersey, VIM.
Preston Johnston for Louisiana, T. T.
Wright for Florida, VIM. Writ Henry for
Virginia \. G. Adams for Tennessee, w. ii,
Forney for Alabama, Andrew r. Wood for
Hamilton, Ont; treasurer Lucius Fricrson,
of Tennessee; historian aud register, Thomas
NJ Green, of kentucky.
Mr.. Bonner acccp,e the position Of pres
idcnt but requested Mr.. Johnston to pre-
side over the present meeting as he would
be compelled TO leave this evening.
The Hon. VIM. Writ Henry, Of Virginia,
the grandson Of Patrick Henry, delivered an
address ON THE Scotch.lrish in the South, "
giving an outline vt Scotch Irish immigrants
to America, and more particularly to the
Southern States,
The convention then adjourned till 8
o'clock tonight
AT the night session Judge Scott, of llli-
noiS; Col. A. S. Colyar, OF Nashville; DR..
Dnsmorc, OF Illinois; Mr.. Mcdowell, OF
New Jersey, and DIR, Mcintosh, of Philadcl-
phia, were the speakers
A reception will be given the visitors at
the Bethel House tomorrow evening, 10y the
citizcns OF Columbia. Those wishing 10 join
the society will send In their names and adj
dress to A. G. Floyd Secretary, Columbia,
Tenn. Letters and messages were read or
delivered by Dr. Mcintosh from DR. Agncw,
John Wanmaker, the Sessions OF the Phila-
delphia Mother Church, George IL. stuart
and Others, expressing sympathy with the
objects OF the convention.
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special IltIuich io The Appeal
lIurNA, Ark, May u.-Mnnhnl fiizpat.
rick's capture u Maurice Holmes, O colurcd
preacher seems 10 be- ono II considerable
importance ne h wanted by the manager
Of the Mississippi STATE pcniicnilary. lie
was convicted in Mississippi on o. charge of
burglary and was sentenced lu seven year
impf.s inmont llr served eleven months in
the pOuiicninry aud then made his cs,apc,
after being shot several times by thc guards
The ufitcr ui Indiana also want him. lie
was ono ui thr prime mONcr. in ihC plot tu
break jail here yesterday evening. ilo de-.
firrs tp ho retained to Jackson, us ho fears
hc will bc lynghcd ii brought back 10
IuufaI.FH
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-10
A BLOODY AFFRAY.
A Man Boaton at Cards Kills Playmate
and Acts tho Coward.

Special Dispatch 10 Tho AppchL
PisE Burr, Ark, May 0.-lniormailon
reached here this evening of bloody aud
desperate alray yesterday evening on the II.
H. Taylor plantation, 6fty miles east Of hero
on the Missouri Pacific Railway. Griffin
Chambers was In funds. John Wilson and
one Harris inyeiglcd him into a game Of
cards and dcfmudcd him Of all he bad. lie
turned II over aud the parties dispersed.
Chambers went 10 his cabin and got his thot.
gun aud remarked that ho would 10 out aud
Nil fcw rabbits. lie came upon the par.
ties and fired the frat shot at Wilson. killing
him. lie fred the second shot at Harris
and missed him. Exhausted Of ammunition,
hc took 10 lis heels, aud Harris drew his re-.
yOlycr, fired several times, and chased him
70 a bayou and captured him. Tho mur.
dcrcr Is IN custody
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-10
THE sooTon.iRlsn ooNoREss.
Exercises at Columbia Yesterday ana
Program for To-day.

CotuNuiA, Tenn, May 0-lho second DAY
Of the scoich-lrish COnnvss shows a large
increase m visitors from a distance. At II
O'Clock the congress was again opened. DR..
Hall, thc orator of the day. was introduced
by President Johnston. Ivy way of illustra.
ton Of his inability To give q complete his
tory of the scotch-lrish and how yoluminous
Il might become, he told of the German who
started out 10 write complete history Of thc
world aud had written tllfo1 large volumes
before ho reached the creation. lie spoke OF
the soli.rcliancc Of the sCuich.lrish, how u
was cngcndcrcd by hnrl.lipl aud diiiicul'
ties, how the ministers had united The cdu.
cation Of youth with their other duties aud
the importance Of an enlightened mind aud
conscience In the stability oi government
and the preservation Of constitutional
liberty.
Proctor Knott, Chairman oi the Commit.
tee on Constitution and BYLAW. submltlcd
q plan Tor the permanent organization OF the
sc0tch-lrish Society OF America The pur
poses Of the society are the pfcscryatl0h oi
scoich.Irish history, the keeping awe the
esprit du corps of the race and the promo
tion Of social intcrcoursV and imlefnm iccl'
INK among Us members nov ana hereafter
Any male above the age oi lvcny'9nc ycaia
and who has Scotch.lrish blood in his veins
shall he el,.!hle fpr memhg~|Ig ~ the niso
clation. The report was adopted.
Col. r. c. McDowcll chairman Of the
COMMITTEES on Oinccrs. reported The follow.
Ing. who were elected President Robert
Bonner, Of New YorA. secretary a. O.
| FLOYD, Of Tennessee vice prgs.lcnis ~ a,fc'
j. T. sohnston, of Alabama aud y. =, NC
| D0woll, ~ IeunefHso yIr. pi 'lthlh lVi
states. DIR. Harvey McluNDi lUr kcnWeky'
| DR.. John Hall fJr rcw York JnJSe - W.
hcOtt Tor lllinois =. B AIrWnl" Tor Nofth
Carolina, A. X. Mcclure iJr lcnnsy'Yaiia'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-10

vorsed and bank held entitled to be subro-
gated TO Wuodruirs claim on property for
$6,67l and interest.
In Woodward vs. Woodward decree re-
vcrscd, court holding minors disability re-
moved by the laws Of Louisiana entitled to
receive her property from guardian in this
State.
In Smith vs., Taxing District court held
that Smith might receive as against Gage
and Taxing District subject, however, to
right of user by other abuttng property
holders. Reversing decree of the Chancellor
in Ncy VS.. Walters on petition for rchcarinP,
the decree below was modified by limiting
Baxtcr's recovcrytp S5lS.
Tho court then heard and took under adj
viscmont state VS., Boyd.
Pending argument in Brinklcy W.. Over
ton court adjourned.
First ease tomorrow, Mutually vs. Milbum
Gin Company,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-10
All the Fa,oriics win nc Pimiiso.

DALrmoRF, Nd. May O.-It was fayoriies'
day at Pimllco as every race was captured
by the first choice.
Pint Racc-Mic. siarierr King Idle. Vosbufg.
ncct pti0n. saiyini rocaicllo. salyini won. r0cl.
tcllo sccund. Nosburg thifd Timc=itl's.
Nccnnd Hncu-Milc starters wild thrrry. fuu.
rierc Holiday. Holiday won, tOuflefc Third. Wild
cherry last Timc-il3is
Thifd RAcc-T -Thfsc-quaftcrl Of a mile ftaficrs
Mead, Tom Hood, lifiilaulc, Dlun, Vance, buN
and TfuInpotsr. nfitianic won. Hood second.
Vance third Iiino=itf.
fuunh ltacc=Mile aui one eighth. aiaricrE
Bufrh aud The bourbon Hurrh won In i.s5it.
fiith Race-fiyc oiyhthg Of n milo. rtficr'
Dave :, Al Reed. Hustle Maiden, Hair. Pint A..
tempt Lean iCr Eomp aud blue Line HDmp
won. Pint Attempt second, Al Reed Third limo
-tiM.
Entries for Pimlico for tomorrow
Firt Rnoc-Fivc crhthf ola mile. Tom Finley
~. Insight il2 Tonne fysan ~. Fletcher 40,
Constellation ITO, Fannie i0i. Tom Finley 4 a
d0utiul starter.
second Raro-ono mile The Bour, on iit Tom
Hood no, Joe Loo iod Nolburs l07. brown Charlie
iOl
mid Race-one aud quarter miles buddhist
lis Iaphci tia
foufih i,aoc-one mile. Defense rs. Bcus iis,
uong 100 locatrllo no.
fiith Rae -Thr e-quafion Of n mile. Al Reed
80, Commandtr 49, locbcfg-ioi, Roma no. iago "
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-10
A DESPERATE ATTEMPT
or Prisoners to Gain Their Liborty Frus-
trated by one OF Them Weak sning.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal
HELENA Ark, May IA desperate at.
tempt to break the Jail here by prisoners
was frustrated yesterday evening by the
Weakening Of ono of the conspnlor-, who
disclosed the plot to the iailcr The design
was to oycrpower the iaicr when be came
into the cage, then to take down the iron
door, and using II as a baticr,ug ram to Batter
down the outer door and gain their liberty.
one Of the plottcrs having considerable
rrgnrd for the old inilcr, diyugcd the scheme
In time 10 give the officers Un opportunity to
summon an adequate posse to overcome the
prisoners should they make the attempt.
There are i've murderer, IN Jail awaiting trial
aud u number charged with other iclonics
aud a prison delivery ut this time would
have been a serious natter
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-10
They waui 10 Know Why.

NASHVILLE Tenn, May O.-Ihe following
petition, signed by all the bookmakcr
horsemcn, stable boys and trainers at West
Side Park, will, tomorrow, be presented 10
the Judges Of the West Side Park
We. the undersigned. earnestly request that the
Judge summon Mcssr. Mclaughlin aud lCnyy hc.
forv thUm and inictfugaig thCm upon the Causcs
that tcsuliCd iu the defeat ol Terra Gotta.
Aitrf CAREFUL Investigation w. arc satisfied that
the fnilurr oi Iyfm tun to win the faHc was hocis
dCuiai aud Mclaughlin wHs guilty oi uu intcn.
tiunnl wrong We usk this hcuusc iuf ten yCurs
Mclaughlin has borne an uuulcmishcd rcufd ~
u inripy, and commanded tho confidence Of tie
eatlfp faflue In .fVfuffv
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-10
Peculiar suicide.

Special Dispatch u The Appeal
BWiSunAH, Ala, May o.-Tho man
whose body was found ln mangled oondi.
ton On the Louisville 4 Nashville road near
Roldiug yesterday, has been Identified a.
Johnathan Mohancnn, a respectable white
lubofcr. The corUncr'H jury today returned
q verdict of suicide over his remains. lie
wns 80 year Of ngo aud had no family. lie
issuppUsod 10 have thrown himself in front
Of tlio engine In ~ of dependency.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-10

TF.tI'I U'VhI'h v IhV NPl'hI
JACss5s, Tenn, May 0.-Thc Supreme
Court delivered tho following opinions TO.
day: Ainrmlng-Tato W. Cumberland Uni.
yorsiiy; Anderson vs. wiokenham, Humcs
". Read Read W. lIumos; State ". Ilill.
In this last ease the court holds that In
cases Of court ,alcs, unless the purchaser or
the court had n reference for taxes that the
lien for taxes was not lost.
In Waldron VS. Woodruff decree below re-.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-10
A ghas,I, Pioa,s. Pound.

Special Dispatch " The Appeal
Cotuuuus, Miss, May o.-rhc body Of q
man was found lasl night floating In the
river just below the city, but II was W much
dccomposcl that Il was impossible 10 tell
whether u was a negro OF white man
tbourh it is thought 10 be the body Of the
urrfo who icll from the boat aud was
drowned about two months ago.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-10
Tor Manufacturing nnd Mining.

Special Dispatch ~ The Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn. May O.-'fhc Manufic
turing aud Mining Association Of Tennessee
was permanently organized this morning
with the following officers. n. w. Butioril
president. Nashville L. II. Lanicr. vice
president Tor Memphis. II. g. chamberlain.
ccpfcsidcnt ior Chattanooga Mr. CnrpCn.
ter vice president Tor Knoxville. Geo. "
Goodwin. sccwlaryi Joe B Morgan, tryas
ttNYF
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-10
A Kate ADAMS VICTIM.
A Fioator. Supposed 10 Have Been One
OF tho Passengers, Found.

OF tho lha1oAfcFs, iounl'
Special Dispatch 10 The App,aL
Hr'~sA, Ark, May a.-'rhls morning some
partic. discovered iioitcr IN tho river. just
opposite the elevator Tho body was that oi
a white man. one of his arms aud one of nj,
lcis were missing The body had evidently
been IN the Wutcr f1r some time There was
nothing Ia rcycai the identity NJ the iluatrr.
The remains were 80 upon hy torunrrs
jury. who returned verdict that the de-
ceased came to biz death through some un-
known cause. II is thought by slmc that Il
o. the remains uf ono ui the victims uf the
Kate Adams disaster The remains were
buried here hy the county.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-10

pInE RLuFF. ARK.

Sewers and Water WORKS Completed
and New Gas Company Organized.
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
PINE BLurT, Ark, May 0-This giant
young city is making rapid progress In every
element Of a city's greatness. Almost innu.
mcrablc buildings sioEo houses, churches
private and public structures are going up.
A thrifty population are floating In hero
from every point ofthe compass. Many Inn
poriant industries have sprung up. Sewer
age and water works have Just been com.
plcicd aud now the publiesplht,d eitizcns
arc agiiating paved streets. Tho latest In.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-10

HTTCI1T W IIITl 70 IH0 AVI"lIs
llrtrsA, Ark, May O-last evening a
number u friends of Mr.. aud Mr.. n w.
Patrick assembled at the home Of the latter
~ congratulate them upon having reached
the tenth anniversary OF their marnagc. A
great many presents were given by the
guests Almost every article known TO lho
tuuer6 art was presented by way of ffita
appropriate 10 the celebration Of the tin
wtdliuF
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-10
THAT EXTRA sEsslon.

ono Intimate says the Governor WIN
Not Call ~, Another Gays He WIN.
sicclnl nlspatca 10 The Appcsi
NASHVILLE Tenn. May o-'fhc Arrr,L
correspondent falling 10 ,cc Gov Taylor to-
day asked Adiuiant Gcuo'al Mcc0rl about
the cNtm session Of the legislature. "llc
will not call IT, was the emphatic ruply
within five minutes q gentleman probably
~ clo.e tU the Governor as Adjutsnt General
Mctori announced la most emphatic Ian
guIgD that an extra session would De- called.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-10
VI .inrs nj Iisicna.

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal
HnLrS., Ark, May 0-Mr w. y. Lewis,
of Paris. Tex, aud Miss Nclia Hanlcy were
married this evening at the residence Of the
brides mother
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-10

Has n larger circulation thar
any other newspaper In tho rs.
gion com 2rised by tho State, OF
Tennessee. Mississippi. Arltan-
sas, Alabama. Texas and Lou.
isiana.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-16
Ranid Transit in Washington.

III were searching for smile for slownes1
more expressive than those of the snail and
molaSseS, should use the Washington vehicle
Of street transportation. Not long since
was right on a car line, and could have ridden
where wanted TO so for five cents, but was
tn hurry and took a cab, for which paid
ttty cents, telling the man CT my anxiety 10
save tine. Many times | called 10 him to
driye faster, but each time he replied that be
couldn't Finally, incorporation. used I'M
usually strong language IN demanding why
- he could not go faster.
because, hesaid, calmly, ''the cars in the
way"
lie was following in the track Just behind
thar fne vehicle which l had rejected as slow
--Philadelphia Telegraph.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-16
SPECIAL ATTENTION,
PLEASE.

We have heard it questioned
that the "Arcade Dry Goods
Company had bought any goods
from the sheriff of Sedgwick
county, and the insinuation
made that this was only an adj
vertising dodge of the car
cade." We have only this to
say that he or she who insinu-
ates such dishonist and untruth-
full motives to the Arcade"
are not acquainted with the
metal or make up of The car
cade" Dry Goods Company.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-16

If, by any chance; you should
become diss atisfed with any
Of these
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-16
sSNliISaN
3aily 90 eagle
BILL NYE IN ALABAMA.
He Writes Up Alabama and MIR. Halves.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Week before Last.
We are now in the center of the cotton belt
I have not been in the center of cotton belt
before since / was a child
Here we went over, MIR. Riley and 1, to see
the large press squat the dayigt-s out OF a
bale Of cotton The old fashioned cot
ton squatter, which worked Liz a cider
press, is only utilized at present for home use.
1t puts $40 bale of cotton down to about
the size of an upright piano or folding bed
Then it is brought to town, where large,
athletic press of more modern mechanism
shuts it up into one-fourth its former size,
while ninble fingers readjust the hoop iron
wrappers
The old fashioned press is operated by a
nlule, supported by a colored man. whose
whole life is a shoreless calm, and whose sys-
TEN is saturated with rest. The mule walks
around the press and the negro remains
stationary. 1t is the origin of what has been
since called the walk around
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-16
Made up Skirts.

There are about 40 good skirts
for ladies and children in this
Sheriff Lot for less than One-half,
only 40 ana SO centS.
You can buy these and give
them away, thsy are so cheap.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-16
Sheriff S Prices for This Week:
Dress Goods.

About 80 dress patterns in
quite a variety Of new cOlOrS and
styles, a double width and sold
ECU arly from S1.CO to S1.5O per
yard, but the sheriff says go and
they are mar ed 28c to 65C, this
is less than our half prices.
Goodbye, sheriff.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-16
WOMAN'S WEAR.

Zouave jackets made of fur arc q fashion
able novelty.
Apple green is much used in combination
with black lace.
Borders of gold embroidery will be used on
evening dresses
Brocaded wooden materials are used for
come of the new wraps.
Gray estrakhan is in great vogue for trim
ming gray cloth costumes
Rhine stone buckles are worn on slippers
that accompany directoire gowns.
Velvet bodices are again popular, and are
seen with wooden skirts for day wear.
Rosettes made Of ribbon viii be much used
to catch up the draperies of evening dresses.
Loopings up have almost disappeared in
dresses, and skirts generally fall in unbroken
lines.
compose some Of the capotes for evening
wear
Some short jackets win make their appear
ance little later, made entirely Of astra-
khan
Fur, passementerie and fringes are the
trimmings OF the season for out Of door gar
mentS
Brown and fawn color Is an effective con-
bination, especially when beaver fur is intro
duced
A lace guinpe, gathered high in the neck,
IS pretty finish to a directoire coat for even
ing wear.
Some of the most elegant new dresses are
made In long, straight redingotes over plain
skirts of failla
Turned down collars and deep cuffs Of
Venetian guipure Lace are in styls Tor theatre
and other evening wear.
Silk maraboul, q messy silk trimming. is
used to border the edges OF the reception
dresses for wear later IN the season
The skirts Of street dresses are worn very
long this season, especially By those who wish
to odd 10 their appearance Of height
Some Of the new short tailor made jackets
re Of plain Melton cloth with loose fronts
and fastened at the Sde with SIX large but
onS
Long coats, that cover tie entire dress, are
made Of black broadcloth ood trimmed
around the neck and down the 'front.' in q
straight line with Russian saba
Tns most s=shicrahls riding hAhn q ths
season is made Of black cloth, with waist
coat Of chamois leather. With it is worn
hlsck SILK hat, about which Is twisted . Eallzs
o>u
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-16

Aesrrzcferz
Blank abstracts for sale az { his orsoe
Abstracts printed % order. Orders by
mail promptly attended 20. Addre~. the
Wichita Eagle, wichita. Kan 75a
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-16

For farm loans call at Iomh bard
Mortgage Company. Money paid as sooa
Is DSpers are executed dstw5o1
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-16
SPECIAL
SHERRF'S BARGAINS !

after you get them home, re-
turn them to us at once and get
your money. Do you know
why we are so liberal in making
this offer. Simply because we
have confidence in what we say.
you can buy a dollar from us
for 30 cents do you think we
would be afraid of you return
ing it.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-16


We hereby certify
that we bought last
week from the sheriff
of this county nearly
$4,000 worth Of First
Class Dry Goods and
only paid S1,21O for
them, SO you see we
can sell you Good
Goods for One Half
prices and still make
money ourselves.
The Arcade" Dry Goods Go.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-04-13

Character of the Complaint Prepared Against
the Senate Sergeant-at-ArIns.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal

Character of the Complaint Prepared Against
the Senate sergeant-at-Arms.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON, April 12-The reports con-
cerning the suit against Sergeant-at-arms
Canaday for alleged crookedness in trarsac-
tions relating to the sale of stock of the
creosoting company, in which he was inter-
ested, created quite a sensation here. 1t
has been known for some time that ugly
stories concerning Mr.. Canaday's financial
transactions have been current among per-
sons in New York city and elsewhere who
have been induced by him to invest in va
rious enterprises. The most serious of all the
specifications in the complaint brought
against him is that he attached the name
of Senator John p. Jones to 600 shares Of
stock in the company which had been issued
in the name of Jones without his knowl-
edge or consent, and that he ne
gotiated sale or loan Of this stock
for his own individual interest. Mr.. Cana
days associates here are qualified to speak
on the subject. 1t is said that the difficulty
has been pending for a year or more, and
that the suits might have been brought last
year as well as this, but the supposition is
that the complainants wanted to give as
much time as they could for q settlement or
the matter. The impression is that the
matter was permitted to GO over until after
the adjournment of the special session OK
the Senate, so as to avoid any unnecessary
complications and have the matter settled,
one way or another before the reorganiZa-
tion of the Senate offices next winter.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-04-13

Mr.. wananaker's Omciai GuiIiotine Appears
to BE Working Very Smoothly.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, April 12.-The following
Indiana postnasters were appointed to-day:
VIM. s. Kaler ct Andersonville, Frank
lin county, vice r. Shriner, removed; VIM.
II. Oatman. Bear Branch, Ohio county. vice
j. b. French, removed; Mrs. Minnie A.
Starr, Blooming Grove. Franklin county,
vice Mrs. Ella V. Naylor, removed; George
w. Julian, Blue Brass, Fulton county, vice
S. NJ. Beattie, removed; Hezekiah Daily
Brooksburg, Jefferson county, vice I. l..
Mckay. removed; Jesse f. McElroy, Butler
Vile, Jennings county, vice j. w. Forsyth,
removed; Lincoln Lee, Canaan, Jefferson
county, vice l.. w. Friedensdorf, removed;
Charles +. Hurton, Commiskey, Jennings
county, vice j. Floser, removed; John Ma
lick, Deputy, Jefferson county, vice ). IL.
Wilson, resigned Harry w. Case, Disko,
Wabash county, vice X. Bowman, removed;
Nixon Thomas, Dupont, Jefferson county,
vice T. s. Williams, removed; II. q. Rose,
Fairfield, Franklin county, vice William
Ii. Irwin. removed; Samuel Wallace. Ham
over. Jefferson county, vice L. J. Brandt.
removed; VIM. III. Montgomery. Kent, JEFF
ferson county. vice j. B. Burton, re-
moved; Walter McChoy. Lancaster. Jeffer-
son county, vice j. A. Thompson. removed;
Jasper Lockwood, Laurel, Franklin county,
vice s. II. Knott, removed; VIM. Laird,
Mount Carmel, Franklin county, vice c.
Fogel, removed; Jesse A. Grinsted, Nebras-
ka, Jennings county, vice VIM. L. Parker,
removed; VIM. Becker, Oak Forest. Frank
lin county, vice +. Stampf. removed. Au-
gust A. Hackman, Oldenburg, Franklin
county. vice f. Scheper, removed; Harmon
Dixon, Paris, Jennings county. vice J. A.
Hill, removed; w. G. Humphrey, Paris
Crossing, Jennings county, vice E. 8. Will
son, resigned; Chas. E. Foster. Patriot.
Switzerland county, vice j. L. Bodkin. re-
moved; Richard Kennedy, Queensville. Jen-
nings county, vice b. +. Cadby.. removed;
Michael Mcclure, Rising Sun, Ohio county.
vice j. w. Facemire removed; Geo. z.
Amick, Scipio. Jennings county. vice y: B.
Fields, removed; John Van Ripper, Six Mile,
Jennings county, vice n. A. Devore. re-
moved; VIM. 7. shera, Sgringfeld, Frank
Jas. Osborn. Slips Hill. Franklin county,
vice E. r. Thorpe, resigned; Benz: F. Mach
Ian, Tioso. Fulton county. vice A. III. Isey,
removed; Henry s. jacques, Whitcomb,
Franklin county, vice j: III. Whitney, re-
moved, and Mrs Julia Wright, Walcott,
White county, vice s. RAIDER, removed