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, 1890-12-19

It is remarkable how a single word,
unatfeCtedly uttered, will sometimes re-
veal to MS, more fully and strikingly than
could many books, the deep and long ex.
perience of a human heart. Not long
ago a friend of ours invited IA small party
of orphan children from an asylum to
spend n m hour of a Wednesday afternoon
at his house. They manifested, each in
a way that nature prompted or education
allowed, the most eager delight. 1t was
evidently n rich treat to them in their
lonely state. 1t would have done any
body's heart good TO see and hear them.
AS he was distributing among them tho
contents of Il basket of oranges he CHANGED
to hear N of the little girls say to a com
panion who wa sitting at her side:
Il know why Mr.. - has invited us
to his house; it is because we haven't any
'"iends. haven't had a friend come to
ee me for five years.
Only 12 years old, and not to have seen
he face of one friend for five long years!
New York Ledger.
, 1890-12-19

For pain in the stomach, collie and choI
era morbus there is nothing better than
Chamberlain COLO, Cholera and Diar-
rhea Remedy. For sale BY A. f. Roedel.
, 1890-12-19

Go TO T~H0nspsOn's for
Candy, Cigars. Cider, etc.
Only the best goods. 3I3
, 1890-12-19

II you prefer the best Rock Springs
coal, leave orders at Union Mercantile
company and G. G. cmpany's store.
Telephone 81. VIM. Murphy, agent.
, 1890-12-19

The latest designs in watches, chains.
lewelry, silverware, etc. at Zehner.
Buechner & Co s.
, 1890-12-19

A fine line OF the latest novelties in
silver and gold goods ever brought to the
city at Iehner, Buechncr & Co. s.
, 1890-12-19
A Card,

Or any number of cards. Ladies' Wis
ting cards written in the most elegant
styles at the Business College. Office,
room Al. Commercial block.
, 1890-12-19

DO you know that we have the most
beautiful line of novelties for the holiday
trade in the city? Zehner, Buechner &
N
, 1890-12-19

Job Printing neatly executed at the
Leader Job Printing Rooms.
FoR SALE-Old paners LEADER Office.
, 1890-12-19

Old time pork sausage, such as your
mother used to make. at Billy killian's
meat market.
, 1890-12-19

Christmas tardS and
Fancy articles. Cheyenne
Netos Depot, opposite post
, 1890-12-19
KABIs, ROOSTER.

For the second time THE LEADER trots
out the Kabis rooster. 1t crows because
he has captured the long term senator
shin
, 1890-12-19

Chrysf 0ii=ed fruits at
THOnapsOn's, 3I3 West Sta
tenth 81.
, 1890-12-19

Mrs. Hale has a stock Of art materials.
paints. canvas, academy boards. studies,
&c. Gives lessons in both oil and water
colors.
, 1890-12-19

Does stamping and decorating.
los West Eighteenth street, one door
west OF Hotel Nendomc.
, 1890-12-19

or1cal Dept; Cheyenne, Hvo.
, 1890-12-19

Geo. r. RorH d Co., for the past
hoenty-one years publishers Of tie Amer
lean Newspaper Directory, say that THE
CHEYENNE LEADER reaches the largest
number and the best class of readers Of any
newspaper published IN Wyoming.
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NO ADJOURNMENT YET.
Still Some Gentlemen Who
Like Their $4-a-Day Job.
THE BALLOT MoNsTRoslTY
Is on Deck aud tho Democrats Hope
to Make Some Capital by Passing
1t, II Thcy Can.-Thc Routine
Proceedings Of Leg
Special Di,palch 10 the Iateliqencu.

| StNS''N StsPettst " ust tAtt*tNSHttIs
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. l7.-Tht
people all over the State, regardless o
party, arc clamorlng for tho early I'd
journment Of the Legislature. Even
the Wheeling Register has Joined in the
general clamor and says SO in no uncer.
tain way. A well.Known Democratic
newspaper man said on the streets Sat.
urday that adjournment will be had "aa
soon as some FOOT Democratic members
had some sense beat into them," and
added that there was no telling when
that would DO. but still the aforesaid
Democrats arc hanging on to their un.
accustomed four dollars day and will
probably continue to DO so until ga.
briel blows the trumpet" il their grip is
not shaken off by somebody. They want
to pass, or pretend they want to :apass,
an alleged ballot reform bill, in the
hope OF bolstering up to some extent
their exploded claim that there was
fraud in the last election. The bill rs
offered is nothing more nor LEES than n
monstrosity, and it is doubtful ii the
Democrats themselves are in favor OF it,
as u matter Of principle. Their only
object is to try 10 make somebody
believe that they want to reform the bal.
lot and the Republicans won'tlet them.
Politics is politics, and just now the
Democratic party would be willing to
vote the devil saint II they thought
that such action conld in any way help
them to regain their lost grip on the
Stats
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THE WORLDS FAIR DILL.

Tho Committee mt Lust Rep0rts- Chicago
Beaten In tho Committee Room.
f. WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE House
Committee on the Worlds Fair held a
long session this morning, and after
many skirmishes for advantage finally
decided upon resolution which was
presented in the House this morning by
Mr.. Gambler, the chairman OF the com.
mittee. This resolution, which was
proposed by Mr.. Frank, OF Missouri,
.instructs the chairman to ask the House
that Thursday. and Friday OF this week
be set apart for general debate on the
Worlds Fair bills, and that Monday
next the reading Of the journal be Get
apart for voting upon tho site, unless
the House shall have determined that
no Worlds. Fair shal! he held. This res.
olution is in the nature OF a compromise
and received the unanimous vote of the
committee, though there was division
on several other propositions, with the
result that Chicago was defeated by the
combined oposition OF the other con-
testing cities.
It was evident Immediately after the
meeting Of the committee that the Chi
cago men were in favor OF forcing the
fight in tho House to speedy termina-
ton and that the other cities. partic.
ularly St. Louis, preferred that some
time should elapse between the prescn.
tation OF the claims OF the several cities
and bnllotipg upon choice OF site. Mr..
Hit, on behalf OF Chicago, proposed
that only ono day should be allowed for
debate, and that il there were sufficient
time left that vote should be taken tho
same day, OF, II the debate occupied too
much time, that balloling should begin
tho next day. Objections were raised to
cities based on the ground that time
should be given for reflection and that
the matter should not be rushed through
tho House. On q division, the Chicago
men alone voted in the affirmative.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-18

LONDON. Feb. lin the House ol
Commons to-day Mr.. Parnell asked 70,
information as to the Governments in.
tentions regarding the report Of the Par.
nell Commission. [,0m
The Right Hon. w. II. Smith, the
Government leader. said that the Gov.
ernment' intended to ask the House tc
adopt the report and TO thank the Com.
mission for it's just and impartial con.
duct. Mr.. Smiths answer was greeted
with cheers, counter cheers and laugh.
ter. He also said that the Government
would ask the House to enter the report
on its Journal. (Cries OF "Oh, On"
He further said that he hoped, subject
to the progress ofbusiness in the House,
to make motion Monday next to carry
out the Governments intentions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-18
AN ELEGANT RECEPTION
"'scn by Mrs. Berger Last Night nj Her
Home OH tho IAlnnL

''sen by Mrs. Berger Last Night Mt Her
Home OH tho Island.
Tho reception given by Mrs. Jesse
Berger last night at her lovely home on
North Front street, Island, will long bo
memorable, not only as one OF the lead.
ing social events OF this season, but a,
ono Of the most charming and fashion.
able happenings that has occur.
red in Wheeling's social life ior
several seasons prior to this. In ~.
cstlvlng her guests, who numbered
ABOUT one hundred and fifty, Mrs. Ber-
ger was assisted by her sister, Mre.
Clarenco q. Irwin. Mrs. George Wise.
Miss Carrie Brues and Misses
Ella and Kate Phillips, of ALE
gheny City, and Mr.. Clarence
irwin: Tho receiving party stood in
prettlly decorated alcove OF the main
reception room. The decorations
throughout the house were simple hit
elegant: Smilax' was layisly used for
iestooning tho chandeliers and
draping the curtains, and flowers
were used to advantage in odd corners
"oeAh LAp Dt4E'a'UIuG. IN the
dining room the mantle was handsome
" banked up with plants and flowers.
anu, iairy lamps were adyantaeeously
used in lighting and decorating the
rcoms 'No
Mrs. Berger was further assisted bv
Mrs. 1daiL Len kard. Mrs. Lawrence Wood
ward, OF Taylor, Texas, and Miss Mary
Campbell who gracefully filled the
places Of ushers in the smaller
reception room. In the dining.room
tue wants OF the guests were attentiyelv
looked after by Mrs. Berger's neicea.
the Misses Irwin and Misses Allie and
Josie McCabe. A section Of the Opera
House orchestra under the leadership of
Professor Kramer, furnished music
for the occasion, and about il
o'clock, after tho crush had
thlnned out somewhat, dancing was
in order. The dressing OF the ladies WAS
one Of the features of the affair, it being
amatter OF comment that on no occa.
sion for long time past had more Of
Wheeling's handsome women appeared
to more striking advantage.
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"A WANDERERS RETURN.
a Young 1inn's Mysterious Disappearance,
90 Accounted For. rfr.

a Young 1,nn's Mysterious Disappearance
Accounted For. -''
RICHMOND, ND, Feb. l7.-Last Angus,
plate Robinson, employed in tho Office
OF the Robinson machine works, owned
blythe family, went to Lake City, Mimi,
for IN outing. On the evening Of Sep.
tember @, he took n boat md said he was
going up to Lake Hepin for swim, His
boat was found ashore but contained not
o vestige Of clothing. His father, II, T..
Robinson, left for there tho next morn.
ing and etill further searched for his
body, but in vain. Largo rewards were
offered. Detectives were put on the
case, and on 4 theory advanced by the
family physician, that a sunstroke he
had had perhaps made him temporarily
'deft, and sent him or on u purposeless
trip, a regular Tascott experience in
looking up or going after persons re-
sembling him was INDUCED in. The
search was finally given up and the
mother put in mourning.
Saturday night be walked into the
house looking us though he had been
having u rough time ofit. The physician
was right in his conjectures, and the
young man is still sufferer rs though
from nervous trouble. He has been
down in the Indian Territory, but how
he got there he does not know. Three
weeks ago he had worked his way up
to Harlem, No., and from there driited
into Kansas City, where he realized his
situation and then started homeward
several days ago. III
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TEESE TELEGRAMs.

John Frenge, OF Crestline, Ohio, shot
burglar who tried to enter his house.
The annual Mardi Gras celebration
came off in New Orleans yesterday in
grent style. Y. s3t.5I X. 55
The cold 1nap in South Dakota con:
tlnues. Several persons have been froz.
en- to death. q. AZ
John Campbell, who beat his pretty
wife at Newton, Conn.,, was taken from
his house by four masked men and bad.
ly whipped.
Tho Postmaster General estimates
that the increased cost OF extending the
fee delivery system to cities and towns
ot not less than 5000 population would
be S1,Sl7,0i0. Il
United States Deputy Marshal have al,
rested seventeen prominent citizens OF
Sharon, Ga, charged with conspiring
against and intimidatng the Republican
postmaster, s. L. Duckworth. Z.
Tho jury to try the men charged with
trying to corrupt the Cronin Jury was
completed yesterday afternoon. States
Attorney Longeuecker says he is certain
Of convicting the accused,
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THE WEEELMEN'S LEAGUE.

National Mectin. IN New York-The Road
Question Dlscusscd-O Officers Elected.
New YoRK, Feb. 1.-THE National
Assembly Of the League Of American
Whcelmen met at noon to-day in the
Grand Union hotel. President Thomas
Ii. Luscomb read his annual address.
In it he suggested that the assembly
should decide at this meeting whether
the matter ,of procuring better roads
should be left to the national body or
State divisions. Although there was
far from unanimity on many subjects, at
the election no differences were mani.
tested. James r. Dunn, Of Ohio, was
elected President; Dr.. W. Fl. Emor, OF
massachusetts,, First Vice President;
Gel. 3 Bidewell, Second Vice President;
". w. Brewster, OF Missouri, Treasurer.
The annual tournament will be held at
Niagara on August %. &c and q.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-18
NEWS FROM SYDNEY.
Slnny- Accidents In Australia Condition Of
..hI.. re-, the Unemuloyud #."

blnny Accidents In Australia Condition 0,
the Unemployed.
SAN Francisco, CAL, Feb. 1.-THE
steamer zealanda brings adyices from
Sydney to January 90, and Auckland
January 20. A fire in Sydney on Christ.
mas day destroyed the sheds of the Tas.
manian Navigation Company's wharf;
loss $l5O,0o0.
The new year has been remarkable in
Australia for fatal accidents. One ol
the most prominent was the collapse Of
the old Volunteer Artillery hotel in Syd
ney, in which two people were buricdin
the ruins and burned. .5- ,.IE.- mi.
The condition Of the unemployed n,
Sydney is becoming serious. On a re-
cent night 500 men and women were
counted asleep in the parks Of the city
and without money or homes. -
The following naval news was re-
celyed: Commander E. N. SHEPHERD
will relieve Captain Coghlan in com
mand Of the United States Steamer Mo
hican, and Commander G. Z. Wincat.
relieves Commander Lyons, OF tbt
United States Steamer Adams. DR.. L
J. B. Gerdero, who arrived OH the Aus
tralia, relieves Dr.. Z. q. Dorr, Of th,
Nipsic, +"
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THE SAWTELl.E MYSTERY.
A Newspaper Cut Proves to be mn Impor.
tant Clue.

.-H tAll SluGs
Dover, N. H., Feb. l7.-Wheat will
doubtless prove an important develop.
ment in tho Sawtelle murder mystery,
has been furnished by Mrs. Charles
Richmond, who upon taking Boston
Sunday paper this morning, saw the
picture Of "Dr." Blood, who is strongly
supposed to have been implicated in The
taking off Of Hiram Sawtelle. "Why, i
knew that man." she said. "He called
here q week ago to-day. 1t was in the
afternoon. He asked for room | told
him Ihad one, but when l locked at his
face | refused to give him one. Hc had
two bundles; one done up in wrapping
paper, should say it might have con:
tained clothes. The other was done un
in newspaper, about the size OF mans
head. lie looked Just like the picture
Of Dr.. Blood. Iscnt him to Mr.. Hall's.''
Later the picture was shown to Mr.
Hall, who recognized it as that OF a man
who engaged rooms OF him last Monday
but didu't come back. Hall also saw
him on the street that night.
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presbytcry will meet in this city to
John Gary, who was seriously injured
by being thrown from horse late yes.
terday evening Is reported improving
tonight and Is now considered out Of
lnnppr .--- ------ - - -, =.
GOOD FOR MIR. GILBERT!

An Entlinslnstlc Republican Mt Piedmont
VIII Show Ills Faith by Ills Works.
Special Di,paita to The lnteli0encer. y,
PIEDMONT, W. Va, Feb. l7.-Ou W. II.
Gilbert's return from the Clarksburg con.
ventlon and being so enthused with the
convention, especially the grandspeechcs
Of General GOT, Congressman G. W. At.
son and others, ho IS making immediate
arrangements 10 erect II large hall to pre-.
sent free Of rent to the League club OF
Piedmont and the surrounding country,
and he also proposes to send and get
Congressman McGinnis's mule, md in
the next election will ride the mule al
the head Of tho Gilbert band and march
through this section Of the Second Con.
gressional district, and the band shall
play the death march TO tho Democratic
party. "Who seconds tho motion ?"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-18

EVANSVILLE Feb l7.-Judge Richard
son, who has returned from Mt. Vernon,
where he has been holding court, re.
ports peculiar case Of perjury. !; It was
case wherein Herbert II. Spencer had
been sued for payment on some agri.
cultural implements and Judgment had
been rendered for $50. Spencer is II
farmer living near Griffin, and has al
ways been considered an upright man.
Recently Spenser, sold some property
for which he received $500, and proceed
ings supplementary TO execution were
brought. Spencer was brought into
court and on being questioned by Judge
Richardson acknowledged that ho had
sold the property, but did not have the
money. Being unable to account salts.
iactorily for his disposition, Judge Rich
aldson ordered him sent to Jail. g.
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Only u Family Aunir.

CHARLESTON, s. O., Feb. IA double
tragedy occurred here tonight. Napol-
con Laval called at the store OF B. Field
man 4 Co. and asked to sec bis wife,
who had been separated from him for
some time. When the woman came
down Laval shot her and then entering
shot Friedman. Both OF the yictims
are thought to be fatally wounded. FES
On being arrested, Laval stated that il
was merely q family affair and that there
was nothing more to be said about II.
The people shot will die. There ia a
great sensation, tho parties being proml-
nent, ,E'.,e :
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THE FIRST SHIPMENT J. !:
OF Iron to Pittsburgh Via the
Ohio River from Alabama
CELEBRATED At SHEFFIELD, D,
Tho Occasion Notable Ono nnd
Northern and Wcstcrn:N1cn Arc
Eating, Drinking and Max.
Ing Merry Over 1t. a

r. . .
SHEFFIELD, Ala, Feb. l7.-sheilield
IS to-day celebrating the first shipment
OF iron from Alabama to Pittsburgh, Pa.
oy barges via the Tennessee and Ohio
rivers. The present shipment Is 5000
tons. The rate of freight is s. 80 per
ton' which is so much less than the ratio
oy rail that 1t effects the iron trade Of
the entire country. A contract for tho
shipment OF 10000 tons additional has
ocen made. Tonight prominent citizens
ana a large number of invited yuests
from the South and from Cincinnati
Pittsburgh, indianapolis, St. Lopjs and
Kansas City arc being bnnouetted at the
cleveland House. The occasion il n
happy one for Sheffield and she is max.
Ing the most OF Il.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-18
NEW YORK'S MEETING,
Tho Last Resort by tho Metropolitan
H Worlds Fair boomers.

~''o A~'bt Acsort py the metropolitan
Worlds Fair boomers.
New York, Feb. IA large mass
meeting was held in the Cooper Union
tonight in favor of the original Worlds
Fair bill, which Hon. T. G. Platt is at.
lacking at Albany. The large hall was
literally packed to its utmost capacity
with citizens in all the walks OF life.
Chaunccy NJ. Depew and Warner Miller
were cheered to the echo when thew
entered and appeared upon the plat
form.
At the conclusion OF Mr., Depew's
speech at the Worlds Fair mass meeting
Tonight he introduced Mr.. John A,
Plummer, who said he was one OF tho
innocent causes of all this war. "Un-
known to myself, l was made
an incorporation, and ever since
havc had to keep my mouth
shut: l went to the Fifth Avenue
hotel tonight and went to Mr.. Platts
room. | conversed with him few min.
utes. He said: II want the fair to
come to New York city,iMr. Palmer. I
want you togo to Cooper Union and tell
the body Of citizens assembled there
TINT If the meeting ratifies the proposal
ot Mr.. Cbauncey NJ. Depew the State
Committee will adopt it."
Mr.. Depew advanced then to the front
Of the platform and said: "All our dii-
terences are now settled; all difficulties
are now removed. Three cbeeys for
Thomas @. Platt." The effect OF Mr..
Depew's resolution is as follows:
There shall be made an amendment
to the Worlds Fair bill that no contracts
Will be let; no sums OF money expended; !;
no appointments made ;'and no commit
tees appointed except by n vote Of two
thirds Of all appointees OF tho biIl, J"
MIR. Depew made speech in which he
showed that the leading Republican
supported New York for the Worlds
Fair. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-18

New YORK, Feb. 17.-To:night some
unknown person threw bomb into the
alleyway at 140 and 15l Elizabeth street.
The missile exploded, blowing down q
brick wall and part of wooden fence
and shattering a window in tho rear
house. No person was found in the
place and nobody was injured. The
police Gro investigating the matter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-18
Presidential Appointments.

WAsulSoToSs D. G., Feb. 1.-THE
President to-day sent 10 tho Senate the
following nominations: United States
Marshals-Hatson i. Saunders, district
Of Maine; William G.. Long, northern
district Of California. Supervisor OF
Census-Wilson Fl. Scale, fourth district
OF Indiana, Withdrawn. Receivers Of
Of Public Moneys-AIelcolm D. Mix, ut
PEI Norte, COL; John A: Percival, Dew
liza Lake, N. D. q
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New YoRx, Feb. l7.-A special meet.
ing Of the General Trunk Line Freight
Commission was held this morning at
tho Commissioner Office, No.
BAG Broadway, 10 discuss the
subj bject OF rates from the seaboard
to tho Northwest, which has become
complicated by reason OF the action of
the st. Paul and other roads in cutting
rates and threatening serious rate war
In order to avoid difficulties It was
decided to withdraw all through rates to
st. Paul and go back 10 the old rates to
Chicago. This will leave the western
roads to fight 1t out among themselves.
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The Presidents Movements.

WAsnISGToS, Feb. 1.-THE President
will leave here Wednesday morning for
Pittsburg. Pa, to attend the opening Of
the Free Library donated to that city by
MIR. Andrew Carnegie. He will be DC.
companied by Private Secretary ualiord
and probably Secretary Blaine, and ex.
poets to be back in Washington Friday
morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-18

W1cnlTA, KAN, Fab. 1.-THE engine
and baggage.car Of the Galveston ex.
press plunged through bridge over
Chisholm creek, six miles south OF here,
nj six o'clock this morning. The pas.
senger coaches were left on the brink.
Roadmaster q. Peters, Of Newton, was
killed. Engineer Ward and Fireman
Smith each had leg broken and several
passengers Were injured. ~
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-Hr.E. .au-t.... ..s..
Tho HurStptl lsnnE

LANCASTER, Pa, Feb. ll7.-The Lin.
coin National Bank, which has been
plundered by Cashier Bard and F. W.
Hall, has closed its doors under the or.
ders OF Bank Examiner Greene. It is
reported this morning that the deialca.
tion is much larger than the first esti-
mate, which placed the amount at be.
tween S30, 900 and $4,000. 4
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MARYLAND G. A. Il.
Tho Annual Encanipmcnt 10 Begin T,

Tho Annual Encampmcnt 10 Begin To-
Dny-The Arrangements.
BALTIMORE, MD., Feb. 1.-the four
teenth annual encampmcnt Of the De
partment Of Maryland, Grand Army o
the Republic, will commence to-morrov
in the Academy Of Music and will clos.
on Wednesday. General Alger, tht
Commauder.in-Chicf, will arrive from
Washington tomorrow afternoon anG
will be escorted TO the hall, where be
will hold reception ut ! o'clock. A,
night he will be rendered n banquet and
on Wednesday evening will be present
ut the Ii ghting OF the camp.Gres. Anon,
those who will be present during tht
encampment arc Gen. Joseph r. Haw
ley, Gen. Charles T. Henderson, Gen
Green B. Raum, Gen. Albert Ordway
Hon. Charles II. Boutellc, Hon. J. G
Burroughs and Gen. S. S. Eurdett. - i