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WIEN THE P0LlCaFAI.L OUT
Then Comos tho Tug OF War-Trouble mt
TE parkersburs.

Then Comes tho Tug OF war-Trouble Mt
parkersburs. f.
Special Dispatch 10 The Intel ioacer. &
PARKERsnuGo, W. Va, May 2l.-For
more than year past the police force OF
this city has been divided against itself.
Chief OF Police Henry Logan Dis and
City Detective James R. Mehen have
joined issue in certain matters, and
somebody will have to 90. 49,
The latest trouble is oyer an official
telegram which, it is claimed by Dis,
Mehen's son, who is a messenger, did
not deliver. properly Capt. Mehen
makes what his friends consider salts.
factory explanation Of the matter, but
the whole affair will be ventilated at the
Council meeting next Monday night, and
a lively time is expected.
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DETAINED IN ENGLAND.
A Former Wheeling Man In TrouLlc--A
Sensational Divorce Case.


Sensational Divorce Case.
Special Dispatch 10 his IahlIQaeer.
TORONTO, o., May Authorization
has been received hero from Stafford.
shire, England, that William Hackney,
modeller Of tho Toronto pottery, has
been detained there to appear in di.
yorce case between himself and vile,
Mrs. Ann Hackney, herpe.ition being on
the ground OF adultery, cruelty and de.
sertion. The case Is being heard before
Justice Butt, ut Etruria. According 10
Mrs. Hackney q testimony 1t appears that
they were married in 1876, ut Wesleyan
Chapel, Hanley, after which they went
to housekeeping on Northwood street,
and thence to Gilman, where they lived
happily together for two years, but after
that timc he maltreated her and stayed
out late AZ night, etc. In 1880 he picked
a quarrel with her, and while in a pas.
sion threw a cup at her, cutting terri.
Bile cash in her forehead, and on several
other occasions he threatened to take
her life. Z i E@ E1
In 1855 he made arrangements for his
immediate departure TO America, and
upon his arrival he located in Trenton,
N. j., where his brother, A. O.. Hack.
ney, paid him visit md found him liv.
ing in adultery with one Lizzie Mellor,
formerly Of uau!ey, and who is now 10.
Gated In this county. A decree nisi
with costs was pronounced by His Hen.
or. According to information gathered
here, Mr.. Hackney worked In Trenton,
N. j., bnt did not like the place and III
consequence located in Wheeling, W. |
Va, and boarded on Main street be.
tween Twelfth and Fourteenth. He was
at the Warwick pottery as
and worked at that place for
nearly two years, after which time be
came to Toronto and accepted a like
position, where he has worked a little
over year. While here, he at diaer.
ent intervals received letters from his
father, who said he was in very i'll
health and wished TO see him before he
died. To satisfy the request he sailed
for England March lst GU the City OF
Paris, the steamer that was disabled ia
mid.ocean. On his arrival he was taken
into custody by the authorities to an.
'wer the charges preferred against him
oy his vile.
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morlg.nnl Pnckares" In aIalno,

LEWISTON, ME., May al.-The original
package. business has began here. Yes
terday q car arrived at tho Maine Central
station, containing five barrels and q
large number Of 1G.gai!on kegs Of beer,
consigned TO a local dealer, who took
then, to bis store without any interier.
ence Of the authorities. The dealer SAYS
the New Hampshire brewery, whence
he obtained the beer, has agreed to as.
sumo all coats Of any test case.
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WAsulSaToS, D. G., May 81 The con-
iereea on the pension bill had another
meeting to-day, but came 10 no conclu.
sion. There was as there ever has been
shown a disposition! to agree upon a
measure since the statements by the
members Ct the G. A. r. Pension Com
mittee to the conferees on Monday. The
opinion has been growing that tho Sem
ate Dependent Pension bill will be re-.
ported to the two houses as the result
OF the confereuce.
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THE PRELIMINARY HEARING
or Harry 1Enntius Murray, Charged will,
Murder Mt Brilliant, s.l 4

Murder Mt Brilliant. trl
Harry Ignatius Murray, charged with
causing the death Of Philip Marlin, had
preliminary hearing before Mayor
Poole, Of Brilliant, at g p. IN. Yesterday.
Marshal Nick Shiller testified to the
position in which the shanty-boat was
on the evening Of the murder. ;..as;;to the
size OF the window, which is 20 by "a
inches; that all the glass was broken
out, nothing but the rails OF the sash re.
naming; that on Monday there was
from five to six feet Of water where the
boat was moored that the broken glass
was on the outside of the boat: and
that the interior Of the boat bore eyi.
dcnce OF struggle. %5TSls Is
Charles Waddle and William Mackey,
employed on the Wellsburg ferry, testi.
fed that Murray told them while cross.
ing on Monday that he had thrown a
dago out Of the window, pointing to the
boat and showing them the window he
referred to. Murray made no defense,
and was bound over tolcourt.
DR.. 8. F. Harden, OF Wellsbure, and
Dr.. Dougal, OF Brilliant, have mGde a
post lnortem examination Of the body OF
Martin, and the coroner's inquest will
be held Thursday morning. FAVE
.It appears that brother.in.law of
Martins knew OF Murray and Martin
being on tbs shnnty.boat together. Mar
tin was missed from his home, but his
wife thought he had gone to Alikanna,
where be was employed. When Mar.
ting brothpr.ip. .law raturnoa f-or, Ar
kama, where he was also employed, and
found that Martin had not been at nome,
an investigation was made, the river
dragged in the vicinity OF the boat and
the body Of Martin found.
On the neck OF Martin are bruises, eyi.
IDENTIFY made by a hand, the finger marks
being plainly visible. Murray told to a
number Of people in WellSburg the same
story he told to the ierryman.
Murray is a native and citizen Of
Wellsburg, a laborer by occupation, and
once in while made trips on towboals
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The Chicago Walters Strike.

CnlcAao, May 2l.7.At q meeting ol
hotel aud restaurant. .proprietors this
afternoon plan was adopted to provide
an agency for tho employment Of non
union walters. A committee was ap'
pointed to secure police protection fol
the men hired through tho agency,
While tho meeting was in session the
few non.unionists remaining at the Tire
mont house quit work and joined the
Walters Alliance. Contrary to the
statesments Of the strikers all the boy
cotted hotels reported lurger number
of,guests than at this time last year.
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WATERBURY, CoSS., May 2l.-George
W. Roberts, who for many years has
been tho book.keeper and confidential
manager OF the Smith 4 Griggs manu-.
featuring company, was arrested here
last night for embezzlement and was
this morning admitted to bail in $4,000.
His embezzlement is said to be $4,000. !,
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4 Compliment to lsanaalls Memory

5 PnlLADELrulA, May 2l.-Richard
Vau1 was yesterday elected to Congress
from the Third district to succeed the late
Samuel J. Randall, by vote Of I.
754 to AZ ior Hiram Do Walt, the
Prohibition candidate. There was no
Republican nominee. The vote is
lees than one-half the total Dem.
ocratic vote Of the district, and
falls more than 1000 below the
Republican vote given in 1883. It is,
under all the circumstances, however, a
decidedly good vote and may be re-
garded as neat personal compliment,
where fifty votes would have answered
the purposes OF election. r. lee
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Caused by lIelnucholin.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, May 2l.- Henry
swindell, Of the Swindell Construction
Company, n well known and wealthy
citizen Of Allegheny, attempted suicide
this morning by cutting his throat.
Acute nlelancholia, brought on by deaths
OF his vile, son and mother in rapid
succession, is the cause. MIR. Swindell
himself YVES injured at Pullman, Ills,
some time ago. Doctors said amputation
OF the foot v as necessary, but Swindell
refused, saying he would rather die. He
cannot recover from his seli-inlicted
wounds. F
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4 Uis Reservoir liursts.

AUGUSTA, Me-, May 2l.-The Moxio
DAM at the outlet Of Moxio pond, body
Of water about six miles long and two
miles wide, near the forks Of tho Kcnne.
bee, was carried, away yesterday after.
noon, causing a rise OF nearly ten fett In
the river. There is a good deal OF OK
cltement here, and properly on tho
wharves and in cellars has Len o re'
moyed mo TO places Of safety: About 5,OOO,-
wv !ogs, belonging TO different parties.
are IN the lake, and 1t will now DO a All.
tlcult matter to drive them ont d. Z :" =
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Medical " Netls,''

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 2l.-At tho
general session OF the American Medical
Association to-day, F. S. Davis, OF Chi
cago, father oi,the association, delivered
his address on General Medicine"
which was received with applause.
Quite aliyely discussion arose over the
question as who was responsible for the
publication OF the articles in the Journal
Of the association, Mt Cbicago, but m ef-
tort to appoint an investigating commit
tee iell through. The association then
adjourned until tomorrow.
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Tho Rebel Grand Lodge.

. CouScIL BLUFFS, Iowa, May 2l.-Tho
Grand Lodge of the Ancient Order
United Workmen, Of Iowa, began i,s
annual session in this city vester1a,,
The report OF the Grand Recor'ler shn n'y.,
q membership OF 5000 in thu Sat-. '"TMs ,rh;s
Is tns rebel Grand Lodge which seeded
rom from ne National order ia 1851. A
? PioPosinon 70 fe-unite with the supreme
Lodge met with universal Opposition. @
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n MARSHALL, Mo-, May 2l.-A case Of
triple birth in the history Of the equine
family, occurred here yesterday. A fine
brood mare belonging to William
Barnes, Of this city, dropped three colts.
They are small, but all are alive and do
ing nicely, being perfectly formed and as
lively as crickets. -iF9i as q ~
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BosroN, MASS, May 2l.-Robert Tea,
mon, colored reporter on tho Boston
Globe, was yesterday unanimously elect
ed a member Of the Boston Press Club.
He Is probably tho first colored man
ever elected to an Incorporated white
mans club in Boston. Teamon has
been connected with the Globe for about
q Ycar W. -..--L- .-.-.. 80 -l--.--l -
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BASE BALL,

No GaniU ,nt NInnstlcld-O Other Games
Abroad Yesterday. a.
It appears that rain won the game at
Mansfield yesterday, for at the second
inning the game was called on account
Of wet grounds. AS Mckeesport won
yesterday over the soit.snap Springtields
she foryes ahead in the race for the
pennant by few points.
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Wns Short, and Sulcitled.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2l.-F.W. Miller,
who was found dead in Paramount Park
a few days ago, is said to be a defaultcr
by member Of the firm Of G. T. Rump
4 sons. pocket.book manufacturers, in
whose employ he had been for twenty.
eight years. The amount Of shortage
is not definitely known, but it is ex.
pected to run up into the thousands. II
is now believed that Miller's death was
not from natural causes as announced at
the time, but was suicide prompted by
his fear Of the discovery Of bis pecula.
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SILK Mills Closc,l.

AuBuRS, N. Y, May ol,-The logan
silk mills, Of which ]. Fl. Woodruff and
A., G. Beardslcy, Jr., are the owners,
were closed by the sheriff last night.
Three hundred and fifty operators are
thrown out Of employment. No sched.
Rle Of llablliues has been fled yet, Z b.
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LEAvESwoErn, KAs., May ol.-The
committee appointed by the G. a. r.
people to investigate the charges Of mis-
management at the Soldiers Home, ter.
minated their labors very abruptly yes
terday, and after being together for three
or iour. hours, came to the conclusion
that there was nothing to be investi-
gated.
One Of the committee said there was
nothing to find fault with, and much to
be commended; that the & complaints
made were doubtless made by members
who were chronic akickers or eise their
minds were in such condition that
they were not responsible for what they
said. All the buildings were inspected
by the committee, which passed reso.
luton commencing Governor Smiths
management. 49,
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Special Dispatch to The InttViccnctr. ~
i CHARLESTON, W. Va, May 2l.-Fire
this morning destroyed two houses in
West Charleston, causing loss OF about
$1,000. It started in q house occupied
by William Harold, but owned by ". A.
Thomas. Hsrold's household effects
were all destroyed, with no insurance,
and the family barely escaped. The ad-
joining house, owned aud occupied by
W. Il. Reveal, was also destroyed. His
loss will be 81 900, with S5575 insurance.
1ucendiarism is suspected.
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SSScctd' Bftpdtch to tie Inteiit0tacer. W
WAsnlSoToN, D. O., May 2l.-Cardt
have been received here for the marriage
OF Hon. s. B. Elkins' daughter Sarah, OF
West Virginia, and D. O.. Oliphant. Mr.,
Oliphant Is the son of Colonel Duncan
Oliphant, OF Uniontown. Pennsylvania,
and Is closely connected with the own.
crs Of tho large iron mills near Union.
town, and well known to tho residents
Of the adjoining portions Of West Vir.
g!nta. Tbs marriage takes place in New
York, Juno 3fl. Iii ...nt.I.L !.
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A Former Young WheclIuc,te Dend,

Intelligence has been received by
friends here Of the death OF Charles
Simpson, at Steele, Dakota. he will be
remembered as the young son OF J..
Frank Simpson, long q livery stable pro-
prietor here. The remains were brought
to 1ronton, Ohio, to be buried, as the
family Of his wife lived there.
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DAYTON Downs Akron,

!. BAttcIIes-Milbec aud Cote Tor MckCegpolt
Chase and Iallcr f)r Springfield. 'Is'
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Divorce Granted.

Special DiScdtch 10 the ln.tuicr1iecr.
kEYsER, May 2l.-At the late term Of
the Circuit Court for this county, Judge
Armstrong granted an absolute divorce
to Mrs. George P. Sargent, with costs
and alimony. Hon. G. w. Daley was
Mrs. Sargent's attorney.
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A Collcctor nefnplts.

New YbRK, May ol.-Charles Le Bree,
collector OF the Western Union Tele.
graph company, who is charged. with
embezzling $1,000 belonging to the com.
pany, was arraigned in Court to-day and
held for examination, 'ssE-
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Tho Engineer Killed. .

PlT7spynan, Pa, May "A construc.
ton train on tho Lake Erie road ran in.
toa freight train at Aliquippi this morn:
ing. Thomas Rodgers, engineer, was in,
atantly killed and the conductor and
brakeman are seriously injured. Il.
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West Virginia to,tmastcrs

Special Dispaich 10 The Intc,llpencrr.
WASHINGTON, D. G., May 2l.-West
Virginia rostmasters were appointed to-.
day as follows: r. NJ. Cheuvrant, vice
N. N. Rice, removed. Rock Gave, Up.
shur county; s.. Il. iGiven, vice Sam
Lindsay, resigned, Welch Glade, Web.
ster county.
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Suriur un,f s,,n, n, ), :

Large line Of Scotch Tweeds and all
the novelties in woolens for mems wear,
which We are prepared to make up In
the best OF style and dt at reasonable
prices. ',iis,gg{S55
Flannel shirts at 50 cents and up.
wards, and sizes to 20 inch neck and 81
inch body. Received fifty dozen more
Of our celebrated 25 cent Half Hose ut
, C.HEss K Sous,
Merchant Tailors and Gents Furnishers
! 1921 and 1923 Market Street. !
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! Tho aCount, Goes Up for SIX Months.

Tho Count" Goes Up for slr Months.
Pn1LADELpnIA, May 2l.- Giuseppe
Caruei, alias "Count Montercole,"
pleaded guilty before Judge Thayer to-
day to libel. The defendant, on the
10Th Of April last, issued circulars which
contained delamatory statements regard
ing bis wife, Virginia Knox. Carusi, o
Pittsburgh. &t The "Count" was sen
fenced to six months, ~
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Died Suddenly.

NEw YoRK, May ol.-A1rs. Florence
~, and guest at the 6 rand Union hotel,
IBIS city, died suddenly i4 her room
there tonight.
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Cnnndy Resigns.

WASHINGTON, D. G., May 2l.-In the
Senate to-day the Vice President pre-
sen!ed communication from Mr.. Can.
ady, .Sergeant-at-Arms Of the Senate,
rendering his resigination- OF the Office,
TO take effect on June so. Laid on the
table.
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VIII Go ifivl,er

NEW YoEK, May 2l.-The advance IN
not.on y Ion Is surprise but the belief is thai
II VIII 70 much higher. 4 fcw ,"u. na,v
patterned fabrics are meeting win e" en.
couragemenf, but there is as vet no cons
cfal movement in that direction,
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VlsIpA, CAL, May .l.-Por,ions Of
North Visida are flooded by water from
q break in the leyee, along the St..
Johns river, east OF town. Considerable
damage has been done grain fields and
VINEYARDS. q - -ltE5 49, 4 ma
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California Democratic Convention.

Co1i1ornin democratic Convention.
San Francisco, May'2l.-The Demo.
cratic State Central Committee has de.
cided 10 hold the State Convention at
San Jose, August 10, for the nomination
Of candidates for Governor and the State
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SptclH! DlEpdlcN 70 nc 7H'ct'JcHctT. ----- =.
DAYTON, May 2l.-Tbe home team to-
day, strengthened with Speilel, of
Wheeling, won a clean victory from
Akron to-day. Score:
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\ Prominent Chicago physiclnu Dead.
CnlcAeo, May 2L-Dr. ". H. Byford,
one Of the most prominent physicians In
Chicago, and an old resident, died here
this morning Of heart trouble.
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youngstown Looming Up.

CANTON, May 2l.-The game to-day
was very exciting, the visitors winning
by superior batting. Score: :.
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Dayton,
= i......

Two.base hits, Spcilcl, Berger: three. base
hits. Motz; home run, lluzc: earned runs, Dny.
ton !, Akron o: batteries, Wilson auu Sehrt;
llamSey, vApdomellG and Pike. IH
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The clerk then began to read amend 'ns1'1'
meuts. When he reached the increas-
ing tho duty on tin plate, tho Democratic
called for n vote. Before The result was
declared by the Speaker, hr; herr, o. o.
Iowa, and MIR. Thoman, OF Wisconsin,
Republicans, who had voted WIN ang ,
Democrats, against the increase chanseu '1'qs's'
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Mr. Lind, Of Minnesota, another Re; e
publican, announced that he had Voteo
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McllCesport Wins,

! SPRINGFIELD. May 21.-The Pennsyl-
vanians won to-day by out.playing the
home team. Score:
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big League Games.

Canton""-" ...'....."......."............ s =
Batteries : Canton. IInndIboe aud Ilart
Youngstown, Doty aud Cody. Umpire. Jamison
Arizona republican., 1890-10-02
R. H. GREENE. LJ. WOOD. Greene & Wood. Abstracts, Loans Insurance
 COLLECTIONS MADE. fhoehlx' Arizona.

A BSIRACTS OF TITLE-HAVING THE A most complete set of Abstract Books in Marlcopa County, we can furnish abstracts of Ranch, City, Mine or Canal property on short notice and reasonable terms
 Fire, life and Accident Insurance written in the best companies doing business on the Pacific coast. GREENE X WOOD,
 Phoenix, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1890-10-02
PERSONAL.

II. II. Weed has returned from Los Angeles.
 Doctor Mcintyre and family are back from California.
 w. l. Horner and wife have returned from san Francisco.
 Lindley II. Orme and wife returned from san Diego yesterday.
 Beverly Cox and family are back from summer sojourn at san Diego.
 Attorney-General Clark Churchill is expected to return home today.
 II. c. Mann, acting agent at Mari copa, visited Phoenix yesterday.
 c. W. Miller, of the Tempe News, paid PhUniX business visit, yesterday
 A. R. Rosenthal is once more in the city. coming in on yesterdays train from Tucson.
 Webster Street and wife and II. x. Alexander and wife returned from Yuma yesterday.
 A. B. Armstrong, of the American Salt Company, New Orleans, took in Phoenix yesterday.
 Walter Johnson, Maricopa county's next Recorder, was in the city last evening from Tempe.
 Sheriff Gray and Deputy Sheriff Davenport are back from an official trip to lower Tonto Basin.
 c. w. Hole, commercial agent of the Southern Pacific Railroad at Fl Paso. is in the city in the interest of his company.
 II. II. Good, w. I. Horner and wife. San Francisco, Josiah Alkire, St. Louis. c. Hill, Los Angeles, are at the Com mercial.
 F.. D. Crumb, route agent of Wells, Fargo X Company, is registered in com pany with Mrs. Crumb, at the Con- mercial.
 Rev. G. W. Pearson and Mrs. Crouch, who have been stopping at the Veudome, left yesterday to attend conference at Tucson.
 Joseph Campbell, c. II. Gray and Will Pinny are back from Yuma, where they were drawn by the Hubbard Horne suit.
 R. P. Benedict, Denver, Calvert Will son, Tucson, A. Redewill and family. San Diego, are registered at the commercial.
 Captain Arey left on yesterdays train for New York whither he goes to perfect arrangements for establishing on business basis the vineyard scheme at Maricopa.
 J. E. Goodin and wife returned to Phoenix on yesterdays train. Mrs. Goodin has been visiting in the East during the summer and Mir. Goodin has been exploring Graham county.
 A. J. Charlton came up from Buckeye yesterday to arrange for starting the l new "Middle District" school. Miss | Cowan, a graduate of the last term of | the Territorial Normal, will have charge of the new school.