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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-26

An executive meeting of local musi-
clans will be held at 20 East Seventh
street this afternoon for the puspose of
adopting constitution and bylaws
projecting an organization of st. Paul
musicians. About fifty have signifed
their intention ofjolning the society, land
the meeting of to-day will probably re-
suit in giving to st. Paul players such
protection as they need.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-26

The numerous friends of George
Holmes, of the Holmes Fuel and Sup
ply company, will regret to hear of his
death, which occurred yesterday at
noon. Mr.. Holmes had been i'll for
some weeks with typhoid fever. but it
was confidently expected that he would
recover until few days ago, relapse
occurred which resulted in his death.
The deceased was young man only
twentyseven years of age. and very
popular. The remains were shipped to
Cobourg. Canada. on the 1:30 train last
night.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-26

Mrs W, L. Babcock. of West Seventh
street. gave driving party Sunday
evening, in which ten persons, includ-
ing the hostess. participated. Supper
was served at the residence at $50,
after which drive to Fort Smelling on
blackboard wagon was INDUCED in.
The return route was by way of Mime
haha and Minneapolis. where a visit
was paid some friends of Mrs. Babcock.
The party arrived home about 10 o. clock,
having spent very pleasant evening.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-26

The reception and concert given last
evening at Cretin hall for the benefit of
orphans, proved most successful event
in every way. An excellent musical
programme was given in connection
with the event, and the attendance was
as large as any one could desire. A
handsome sum was netted for the IA
therIeSs and motherleSs.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-26

Howard Estes, head clerk at the,
Windsor hotel, writes from Montreal
that he is having more fun than men
agerie of monkeys. He is quartered at
the Windsor hotel, Montreal, and re-.
marks incidentally that he may buy the
place and bring it home with him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
THE BULLS AND BEARS.


Wall street Pushed But Not Panioky.--
Brokora' Aahignmontas Better Nowa
From London, and Plonty Of Money In
tho Banlta,
NEW YoRg, Nov. i7.--ISpoclnl,l Tho
situation In Wall atroot " stll much
strained and very nervous feeling per-
yndca tho street, Tho opening OF the
Stock market was awaited with much
anxiety and the attendance on Change
when the Chairman'a goyol announced
opening OF days business was M great as
any time since the present financial dis.
turbancoa began, Tho market opened
steady, except for LnolawAnnA which
was weak In the first few minutes the
whole market sold of.
Little, Miles, Robinson u Smith made
nm assignment and this was followed by
another which was announced shortly
after the opening OF the Exchange,
Tho llrm OF Randall q Woarum, Brok-
ors, doing business 30 Exchange Place,
notified tho exchange, through lhe chair.
man, Of Va inability 10 meet obligations
This caused some CONSERVATION but tho
market IN by no means pnnicky,
A London dispatch was received this
morning atAtlng that the guarantee fund
for Barring Bros, IL increasing and Ia nov
over $50, 100000, guarantecors will not be
called upon for three years previous TO
liquidating the estate. Tho Bank OF Eng.
land is doing the nnino ne tho Bank OF
France I'm the Copper syndicate,
Gregory, Balloua a 90, have just an.
nouncod thoir nuopcnslon'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
JonBERT OF THE MCKINLEY BILL


The BOatOn Commercial Bulletin
calls attention 10 q deliberate evasion
OF the new tafili law which has been
agreed 10 by the custom house ap'
pfalhera,
What Ia known M the "sortlng
clause" or the wool schedules OF tho
new law reads RH follows
The duty upon wool OF the sheep or
hair Of the camel, goat, alpaca ana other
like animals which shall Do Imported ~
any other than ordinary condition
, or which hah been sorted or Increased
la value by the rejection OF any part Of
the original ileeOe shall be twice the
duty 10 which u would otherwise DC
subject, Provided that aklfted weolh
aa now imported are hereby excepted
This ia easily understood, but the ap-
praaera ~ a recent meeting IN Now
York have agreed that wool OF tho
third class, known a6 carpet wool, ahall
be exempt from this provision, Ao-
cOrding 10 the li0atOn Commercial, ten'
tlmOny was offered NJ this meeting
"ahowlng that a llnal revision OF the
CLAUSE before tho ways and means COM
miltee after tho duty on class . wool
WAS bot 40 81 aud 90 per cent the aug-
geBlI0n was made that the sorting
clause should DO altered SOFAS not 70 ap'
ply w claaa 8 wool, This suggestion
wis rejected. II WAS stated, the VIII
meas SAID, Ia the ways aud means com
mlttee that when the law came
TO be construed II would not
be held TO apply 70 class 3 wool
II was thought undesirable TO reopen
the discussion on the matter In other
words, the aingulRrly clear sorting clause
WAS deliberately left IN the tarill dis
tinolly applying TO all woolB but the
manufacturing interests were paclned
win the promise that the law should
not be strictly administered,
The plain facts are that we are con
fronted by the spectacle OF sworn OIL
clalS OF tho government agreeing not TO
enforce the plain provisions Of the law
because they believe the committee on
ways and means didn't Intend the law
should be enforced as IL was enacted.
The provision IN question was pat IN
10 meet the demand OF the syndicate OF
wool growers that dictated the wool
schedule, but the manufacturers were
pOclhed by promises the law would not
| be enforced.
This 10 another illustration Of the
jobbery that runs all through the
Mckinley bill.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
Governor oampbeips Thanksgiving Proc
lamation,
STATE or ono,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
LuMBus, November IA, 1880,


COLUMNS, November IA, 1890,
To the People Of Ohioi
The President Of the United has dcsig-
mated Thursday the 9Th day OF Noyom.
bor, 10 bO observed aa u day OF National
Thanksgiving. a -,
IL dcyolvea upon me, 40 Governor OF
the State, TO call the attention OF the pco.
plo thereto aud 20 request thom 10 dcsiat
from all lnbora aud dedicate the day TO
tho worship Of God, aud TO such other acts
and deeds ~ may bo appropriate 70 mani
fest the gratitude civilized ana Christian
people must feel for the great goodness
shown them by our Heavenly Father,
We should return thanks for the many
fnyora ahoworod upon ua. Our state anl
eountry have escaped the devastation of
war aud Of great cnlnmiteai we have IN
creased In material wealth aud prosperity !
we have been spared from plague ana
famine, and the appulatod day OF lhnnks'
giving finds ua happy ana pencotul poo
plo, bound together with fratcrnal ties, m
tho full enjoyment OF our liberties aud
with the blessings Of religion, morality
and good government manifest 20 all,
In testimony whereof have horcto SUB.
sorlbod my namo and caused 10 DO affixed
the great seal Of the State this lAl u day OF
November, In the year OF our Lord ono
thousand eight hundred aud ninety, and
In tho one hundred aud ilftoonth year OF
the the independence OF tue United states
OF America JAMES b' VAhPhEhb'
by the Governors .e
DANIEL j, RYAN, Secretary OF State,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
TILE WOMEN BEAT MoKINLEYIsM.


lpromthe Cleveland rlaln poalon
When Adam met with the disaster lron,
the effects uf which, according 'p eutrpni
theology, we are still auiierlng he 'plhlheu
il ON 10 the woman That lhn hpeh
pretty much the way with man ever nlllpo,
hence ID ID not surprising ihhl hepunlWe,'
leaders hre Inclined 20 thrust rrhpphhlpll'
ity for the parly'h misfortune uP"n
woman's shoulders .t.,...i.,,
senator sherman said IN an interview
the other dag that the woman lhu lelHe
sbare In thereaponhIbillty for the reaul : OF
tbe election, They found prlceH higher,
wero proyoked az II and influenced lhpli
husbands against the party they euppospu
10 have aentup prices, Speaker tnru W.
also been talking 10 the same eject ~
said, according 70 a Portland hpeela, w
the Philadelphia Press, lhhl le 70, w
cincd 10 think that the most lhpplWnl
factor In the result OF the rlcclon WNa wy
women Of the country, 10 lne Wollo',
who do the shopping, VINO Keep lno Eul W
prices, who have the koelltnl hethl luI ~
creased cost, They heard IN every nioIu
the clerks behind the counters gNplai1,
how thia article or that could not be holVl
hereafter nt the former prleo because OF
Inc Mckinley bill, They went homo hnu
told their husbands and fathers aud thelf
stories had tremendous olieo' allhe pa'
lot box .n. a
There IL no doubt about the wglh ql
that. Political orators aud political eult
ora might for the momont dcludo lhg mol
who attended political meetings hnd roeu
polltlcnl editorials into the belief lhat Va,
Mckinley blll would not Increase 'he cos
of living aud would give them higher
wages, hut the women, who did not allont
political meetings, were not 40 ohnlll
duped. Women, especially women wh'
have 10 run households on an economical
bnala, are intensely practical Whol
they wont 20 the store and market WIN
| tho husbands wages and came back wiz
/ loas goods and marketing or less money
because Of mckinley prices, they Know
| that prices had gone up, Naturally thol
| asked about The promised Increased wage
| and nndlngi had not maiorihlifgd ihcl
rcaulie ed no political speech or oditora
10 assist them In reaching u poaitiye con
olualon and improaalng II on the husbands
| who had 10 furnish moro money or W
short In their living or comforts,
senator sherman and Speaker Reed hr'
| right, The women had a good deal 10 d'
| with the Republican downfall They hat
no votes but they had a powerful nllu
cnco on the voters
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
A Sword Hangs over puObor.

Whom man, Arm or corporation be-
comes 40 un.Amorlcan Us to bring his
politics into his business, and demand
that his workmcn shall vote as ho docs
or be discharged, ns the Doubcr Watch
Company, Of Canton, Ohio, 10 alleged TO
have done, thon II seems tho time Tor ro'
tnllntory measures. Suppose that Demo.
Gratis, Of which the United States appears
TO be mainly populated at present, should
make up their minds not TO purchase the
waros Of any concern that attempted to
dictate how their workmon should vote,
ON penalty Of dismissal, would \ not play
sad havoc with the business OF the aforo-
said concern Such narrow sighted
policy Is doublc.odgcd sword, that le apt
to do irrcparoble harm 10 the party which
first uses w.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
SOME WINTER WRAPS.
Some illustrations That Il diern Has
snt Ua,

When the fall season opened there we're
offered among many olher Iahfles, a great
variety OF wOolen dreaA goods 40 lAalHays
the case In early autumn ANA tue new
est and most striking OF these, we're the
eamels hair serges Ia elouded elects ana
viii tufted figures which were 90 much
Iike Insertions or appllaueh OF fnr lihl one
lad almost 10 touch them 70 make sure
thsy we're really q woven part pt lhe
gnod. That these we're accepted with ap,
nrobatlon, seems evident from tho fact
that tho same designs were soon aflef
brought out in oloakinns, only lp heavier
weight and texture, For Tie big, lpnH
wraps and coats which quite envelope Wle
wearer, these are the most desirable OF
the fancy wool materials ana ,Wheh lilln'
med with fur appropriate ~ eolorlnR, lhey
have quite an elegant ana luHnrlonh hp'
pearauce, So much 80 Indeed, thhl oven
Redfern IN using them 70 some extent Tor
Ills winter coats, though u IL not llH Gus
tom ~ sanction anything hul plain gools
and the ineonspiCuOuh plaid ana striped
tweeds and eheylots, A large wrap OF tllH
French eloaklnq recently exhibited 10y
him in New York, had design IN hlheh
which exactly stimulates an Intricate hnd
qraceful hrRiding pattern Anolher one
Illustrated below N Vt deep Woel'eoloreu
eamel's hair with utted black losenge
6gures. II lits the ilgure perfectly, "
deuble breasted aud has q wide collar
and entire sleeves ot wonlhehl,-h lonR
unplueked fur which laqulle popular 'hlf
year,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
Hundreds Say So.

Any good thing which performs ils
function with half the quantity, Ia double
the value OF n poor thing that requires
twice az much for effect, This truth Ia
fully exompliilcd, os followsi
N. Ogden, Lenawoo Co., Mich, May II, 100,
"The vrtuos of your most invaluable
medicine, 81, jacobs OH compel me 10
give my testimony Ia regard 10 what one
half bottle did for mo- About o year ago
/ had swoled knee with rheumatism
and expected TO be q cripple for life. Bo'
fore had used ono-haf bottle, | had no
more pain, the swelling was gone, and ]
am ns well nv ever. | believe II is the
best pain.dcstroyer In the universe
j. NJ, l.. PORTER.
p. S.-My brother also, Row. Samuel
Porter, was relieved by II Of an oXcruciat-
NO pain I'm his left thigh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20

There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
"just as good as the Ivory"
They are not,
but like
all eounter(eits,
they lack
'the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities Of
the genuine,
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having il.
IT'S sold everywhere.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
somothlnr About spooIalIata.

Last week we published the profession.
nj card OF DR.. Nichols, which will bo
found In another part Of .hls paper. With
our usual care In recommending special.
ists, we deferred our endorsement until
we could speak intclllgcnty. Our inyoa.
tigatlon antisfos us that DR.. Nlcholls IN all
and moro than he claims TO be. lic Is u
thorough Enpllsh specialist IN all chronic
and other diecaacs, whose reputation pre-.
ccde1 him in this country. His long and
varied practice in tho most stubborn NIL.
meuta, has given him sort OF medical
skin that amounts almost TO Intuition
He i9 pialu aud unnastmng, md entirely
FREQ from that artificial air Of ceremony
and Importance that hctoRcns the quack
He invites those who have failed TO mud
relief, 10 como 10 his pnrlor8 az tho Ave-
nuo Hotol nnd give him trial. DR.. Nich-
oils is permanently located IN our city,
ID would be- woll lortho3p having ailments
that have balllod the sl,ill of loenl aid, TO
call on him as only ng possible. His
terms arc fairnnd easy and within the
reach Of al, We nro confident that al
treated by him will rcooiyc great benoilt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20

NOR sALF-Rarm for RCnt-Farmlng implements
II and Live Stsck, WIN SELL NJ private sale my
farming implements, consisting OF plow harrow,
row attachment hay rake, hay teddor, oultlyat0r
dflll mower WAGON, hay ladders etc. nearly all
new and the latest improved. Also four head or
mnrea three In fOal 10 imported Peroheron stall
ibna ak head Of colts from one 70 one and ono-hnlf
yearp old, four OF which are half.brod Perchorons
three cows one thoroughbred Durham ana fresh
brood BOWS, one thor ughbred Berkshire boar
ANY or all Of the above can bo bought nj bargain,
AZ intend ~ give up farmlnB VIII also rent my
FOR term OF years Cash rent preferred. Terms
reasonable, FOR fufthcr particulars call on or ad-
dreea GRO. W, MEYER,
$3.50 West ruscarAwas Street,
octa0.tf Canton, Ohio,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
State Of Ohio, Stark County, ss
In Probate Court.


Joseph Burger admlnistralor)
with viii annexed, of tho estate
OF lgnatlnu burger decreased
Caroline Rmwlnc Thuua No.
SSS $s \ s$ss1s S5 %SSS sns $s s NOTICE.
of New York, and Joseph bur
gof oswald burger, Louis hur-
ger aud Adam Burger, Of tho
town Of Kola0, In the State OF
Missouri, aud all Of tho un'
known hclu Of lghntlua Bur
ger, deceased, DrfCndAnu
Caroline Efnwlnc, Thufaa Nebrloh, Mary flAhoft
Elizabeth MauornAn and Magdnlona Foster OF
DnlIalO aud state Of New York. ana Joseph hurgor
oswald burger, Loua burger aud Adam burger OF
the town Of kolHO, State Of Missouri ana all Qf mo
unknown heirs of lRnatlua burger deceased, VIII
take notice that Joseph Burger administrator, With
will annexed Of the estate Oh ignaliua burger do.
oOneOd on tho cath day of October, A. d, 1890 nled
bis petition In the Probate Court Within ana Tor tho
county OF stark And state OF OHIO, alleging that the
personal estate Of said dooedont II naunicont 70
pay his debts and the charges Of administering MS
estate "a well as cgaclee that viii DO presented TO
THAT said deccasod died, seized In foc.slmplo u
the following described real estate situate IN said
county t0.wtl The southeast quarter OF the n0fth.
west quarter Of section twolyo (l2) township eleven
Oi), range ten 40, county Of Stark aud state OF
Ohio containing forty acres, moro or less Also
the following described tract or lot Of land, situate
In the county OF Stark and state OF Ohio, and being
part OF tho northeast quarter OF section eleven,
township eleven and range ten, aud bounded ~
toowa, to-wlt Beginning A the southwest corner
OF said quarter, thence cast eighty pofuhoa 10 post
thence north eighty porohoa 10 post thence west
eighty perohoa 20 post thence south eighty perch
cato the place OF beginning containing forty acres
moro or less ..
The prayer OF eald petition asks that tho pantlna
rights and the rights Interests and liens OF said do.
PENDANTS may bo fully determined, adjusted ana
protected according 10 equity and the respective
rights In the premises aud thot the plaintiff may bc
authorized aud ordered 20 sell said real estate ~
private sale and for oil other proper orders ana ro'
lief ln the premises,
liO defendants above mentioned will tako notice
that they have been made parties defendant 10 said
petition with others and that thoy are required "
answor the same on the goth day OF December, A
u, 1890 ...
JOSEPH BURGER
Administrator, with will annexed, ol
tho estate OF 1gnallua Burger, decd
Y. !. COLLINS, Atty oot90-Lw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
A Solid sistorhood of statcu,

Tho Democratic editors hro boosting be-
cause In the next Congress thoy will have
q majority without including any OF the
members elected from the South. II IL n
a fact. For the fret limo since the war
tho Democrats eau count really strong
representation from tho States which
were loyal 10 the Union. Grow while you
may, Mcssre. Democrats, but remember
that nearly hll the states In the North be-
long 10 10 the Republican party aud that
they inuet soon swing back 20 their old
moOringB.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
sHRRIFT SALE.


a. ei'as'A''p s,.,e 9Fess sssats 10 tsAlssL IA.
wnam hfsnneT o. Al men riaas boaT
ny virtue of an order Of sale Issued by ths elsfE
ei Ne npuu pf lpmnpn plhaA n hlAik county Ollie
W ihp above Aiiohi anl W me alfpoiedi Nlll onul
lpf sale a. pablo OuleTT ~ The ao1I 0f tho o0an
house ~ We elu OF uahlon, on
Saturday the Och day Of December, 1880,
The following described real eslaie tO-Will faft0f
enolpn ~ llNnhhip one a. range ton (lOl, ln no
county NJ hlaih and state ~ ohio beginning
ipr no hAme AZ thf northeast corner Of lot nunbel
twenty liO), Ia the village VI North IaWfhn0a I'd
nAld county ana running thence eAstWalaT along
the north boundary " lots numn6To o. Al 90 N
W aud eD thTee hundred hnd tsdntY (ha1l ffat ~
ihe east hne NJ an hlltyi ihhnoe ihe same course
eastWATdlY seventy hyh AID 0nefhalf (1hlll aei lO
post on llne " iallds be0nRlng h no heTs Df
Mni hhalpr pnneasedi thence nnilhWaTdly twenty
two and pnerall leiHl loot 70 ihe ine VI lands hf
Tho " w. w, aud Y, hallway u8mpanY thfn0e with
No hnulherY line " said railway lsnlh WnstWATdy
four hundred 900 inft " tho northeast Garner Oi
lt number twenty ihIeei thhnoe with The aast na
ef said w sOuthWafdly hlfhiY-pighi aud OneshAlf
loot 70 tho place pi bHannlng containing i0fty'
leih,
Appraised ~ 1900
sale " commence Al ono O'Clock ., IA, Terms
cash,
JANIS afHRLiH0 Att'Y
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
Stark County School Examiners Notice.

CANTON Examinations will bo held At Canton
m tho FIRST Saturday OF each month, In the South
Plum street school building.
AT september 97th, 1890.
Ar ALlIAHon-o October 18th, 1880, and March
a8th 1891.
AT TNAvAnnB-Fobruary 2ist, 1901.
AT CANAL FuLToE-Maroh 1dth 1891,
AT MIEERvA-Aprll iith 1901,
aEo. W. Y0nE
f,ta.t, .f taoard afExaninrn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
Legal Notice.

sue s. Chcrng,on and William II, Durbln, resd.
Ing In Tacoma Washington, VIII take notoe mat
on October 10th, 1900 the undersigned, hdminls-
irntors OF thu estate OF Jesse Durbn, deceased NJ
poihted By tho county court of Arnpahoe county
Colorado. filed their petition hRaint them ana
others, as defendants, IN the stark County QUO,
prohate UOurt ntaylnq for an order 70 sell block
of land (Which decOdent owned at his DEATH thlfty-
three feet wide north aud south, and niy long east
and woet king iuat north OF and contiguous 10 lot
ig0g I'm CnntOn ohio for the purpose OF paying thQ
debts Of lease Dufbin dtcoNaod hlh personal estate
nelng insufficient 70 pay MS deuts and costs OF nd
taid naitlos are REQUIRED TO answer bald petition
y" ~ MARY w. VAN LAW,
JEJsE i DuRHtN,
DAY, LYNCH a DAY Administrator
Attorneys. opAb-LW
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
MoKinloy'a Send on sor tho Russian
nIlaHlon.

The choice is an excellent one, Mr..
President, q most excellent and com.
mendable onel Let him bo sent at
once, We will 90 down to New York
10 see him safely off, We will give him
a basket OF flowers which he can smell
Of while he Is In sight of the harbor,
and, rs the custom 10, throw overheard
NJ sunset, We will take him bag Of
lemons and hunk Of salt pork In case
OF a0aaiokness, Then, when he has
really and truly disappeared from sight,
we will come back aud write letter TO
the e2ar introducing Mr.. Mckinley,
aud perhaps the o2ar will send him on
q pleasure trip over the country tray
eraed by Geo, Kennan out In Siberia.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20

The action Of Russell 4 Co, Of Massll'
Ion Nm reducing the wages of their Demo,
crailo employees Is still causing a great
deal Of talk and boycott has been started
against the machines manufactured by
t6e company. just how tar thlh VIII DO
carried Il hard 20 say, but reports from
seyerai different sections indicate tihl
petitlons are being circulated ,
The following paper was hhnleu lp we
EWs,DEMOCRAr last night
JACKSON TOWNSHIP, o., Nov, IL,
We. ths undersigntd farmers ana resi-
dents nf said township do hereby agree
and pedge ourselves ln the interest," OF
labor and the preservation ot humanity,
not ~ operate Or employ any one npelar
ing Russell Engine pl lhlshheI pl in''s 'is
aa said company ID ohlufale ana lplulpn
10 pay their Democratic emploYeh lhp
eame wares as Republicans, when Tor no
other reason than having yoled lnr war
wick 40 against Protection,
j. j, SNYpfW
Louis CHNRNol1,
q, II, lRNuplitb
JAOOB stjFEiI,
HENHT hlN1A,
JAUOU GlsL,
AsmogY RlcnAnp,
j, j., liush
fUANk NNuWN, lru
j, %, LIUHrENWALTtli,
IA, BEANpHEE,
WILLIAM HANE
D. ID, iusr,
GFoGGE Ggoss,
G., ID, BEATHrM
l., A, SrOCEEBE
WILLIAM SIuOM,
A, l., ALRBEOuf,
j, A, Lshlu,
ii, M, STEAtnslW
l., S, SMITH,
WILLIAM kEfIEWNu,
W, w, IuNI1,
IosEpI SToyEh
p,J,pALHEW
W, n, AUAtpuEM
tHNa, suuNUpEM
JuUE A., SMITH,
J,J, EINnEH,