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Tombstone epitaph., 1891-07-26
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a Mining Compsny-Location ol principal place of business, San Fran. ciseo, California; location of works, Tombstone Mining District, Cochise county, Arizona Notice. There are delinquent upon the following de- seTtbed stock, on account of access ment (No. @ levied on the 18th day of January, 1891, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respee- tive shareholders as follows:
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-07-26
sS5OO REWARD.

Twin pay the above reward to any person or persons who Hill give the information which Will lead to the arrest and convictis,1 Of any per- son or persons unlawtully handling any of my stock
 CATTLE-B Branded HG OF left nip: ear mark right ear crop and spliz
 HORSES Branded iiG Oa left shOuioer-
 II c. Fl HNSSELGREES, g2zsm SaR Pedro rIveT.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-07-26

Notice is hereby given that the above sale has been postponed to the Twenty-ninth day of July 1891 at the same hour and place.
 By order of the board of directors.
 J. W. PEW, Secretary. Ofiice-3I0 Pine street, rooms l5 and IF, San Francisco Cal.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-07-26

sale has been postponed to Wednesday June Sd. 1891. al same hour and place By order of the Board of Directors.
 J. W. PEW, Secretary. Offiee-310 Pine street. rooms l5 and IT San Francisco California.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-07-26
NOTICE
By Board Qf Equalization, Co.,
 chjse Co.,, 4. T,

] IFEsO PERSONS NAMED BELOW. oS | whose prOperry the IslOWiDg valuations have 5een aided Co by the Sosri Of Equalization l st its Jaiy meeting and who have nOt appeared b,f re the board.
 |. Notice Is given that t0ey may sppezr at the meeting of said hos d, c0Dm-n ciEg o'clock D, m. Aug, 4th 1891, ard have hearing upon the adjustment Of said yaIuatlOus added to their property, and then and tHsrs show eanss why sueb rs'se should notIbe made. Huaehaoz Water CompanH pipe and plant, raise .... ....... -.. --....... ssssO % sy ssmore Spring. Water Co plant and ImPToygm his, raise ...... 1f2is % NcNeil & Moore, Tom b.tone, lmps cn lots 20 h lot ! and lot 24 block M. Costello, TonbstyEe-
 Lot 9, b b'ock g., raise .......... 100 a
 10, " 82, ..-...-... 100 Jo
 l2S B" q, ........ 100 co
 "la2 8. -.-.. T5 %
 20 fs lot ?, sli of lat g. and e6 fl
 Of4 IR block 6l ..-....-..... 25 O
 On Furniture. raise .........-. 800 T. F. Hudson, Dragoon Mts-RalSe 10O head caItIa ... .-....-.-...-. .-----. 75a 0o R. J HsvelaDd, San Pedro Rivsr-Raise 5 head cst'Ie ......... -.....-.... 57s co Kansas CasIle Co. Dragoon Mrs-Raise ass head cattle .-.-. ............-..... s7ss o0 Pe' CT More. White Hrver-R Raise IOo head cattle ..-.... ...... .............. 75O co Norton < Johnson, Bisbee-Imp.ove- mentS Bisbee. raise -.-.-.-.-- 5Gi co
 wN. D. MoNNoNfEF. -2o-td. Clerk
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-07-26

Notice is hereby given that the above sale has beer postponed to Wednesday July lst at the same hour and place. B. order of the board of directors.
 J. W. PEW, Secretary. Ofhce--3l0 Pine street rooms l5 and IT San Francisco, Cal.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-07-26
ntNING APPLICATIOs
No, 55s.

L. <. Land office, Tucson. Ariz., June 10, TsgI. >vOTICF IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ~ George W. SeaseTns, whose postof8ce address Is Tombstone. CsChIse tO., z rIzOna, has made sP- pile I5on for patent for IE95 linear feet on the Three Brothers mining claim, bearing god and sfyer situate In Tombstone Mining District CochIse county, ArizOnz, and described in the gfh cal plat and 6elt le ID thIs ofh-e, as fol- lows VIZ Lot No zI5
 Beginning al a post marked ''I M c M C No. T. whence U, :. Mia. Mon No. bears \ Il' ST W zos4 feer, cor. Secs Q 9, s and g, nor o0Gn- drary. township 20, zz r., bears Ss- 4J T9774 feet then, sz L IFS feet Co post marked TT B No z;' thence $ 2s' IS NIso9 fee to post marked s'I B N g No. 3 thence \ 57- I7 W zs9s fee. Co post marked 1T B N C No. 4; thence E-aue cggrssJ zsI feet Co po-t marked T N ( No s. thence lN s4 10 sgI fset 10 post marked T BM e No 5- thence sz Tz ITS feet 70 cor 0y post No and place of bsginning, variation 10 4s east. containing Ia-6s acres.
 he location of thu. mIae Is recorded in the kecoT- derrs office oi JocHI-e co Tiz on page Adjoining claimants arc clziualts CioT1on N c on the west Central M 8. on C. east and San Pedro A on the K
 NIl sars0ns holding adver~t claims thereto are re- gufred 0 pres=n; the before this ofnce within stzfv days from the hrsg day of publication Bere oz ths lg be h7rred by virtue 1t the provisions o the ,tafute HERBERT BROWN, Register.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-07-26

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Tombstone epitaph., 1891-07-26

NOTICE is hereby given that the " above sale has been postponed 10 WEDNESDAY April Twenty-secOnd 1891 st the same hour and place. By order of the board of directors.
 J. W. PEW, Secretary Ofice-3I0 Pine street, rooms l5 and IT, San Francisco Cal.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-07-26

NOTICE is hereby giveu that the above sale has been postponed to WEDNESDAY MAY Sixth 1891 at he same hour and place.
 By order of the board of directors.
 J. ". PEw, Secretary. 0ffice-3I0 Pine street rooms l5 and v San Francisco, Cal.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-07-26

NOTICE is hereby given that the NsbOve sale has been postponed 10 the FIFTEENTH DAY OF APRIL 1891 at the same hour and place. By order Oi lhe board of directors
 J. w. PEW, Secretary. OFFICE-3lo Pine street, room lj and IT, San Francisco Cal.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-07-26
AurHoRrzEp AGENTS

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Tombstone epitaph., 1891-07-26

Ana Tn accordance with law, and an order from the Board of Dirt ctors, made on the 18th day of January, 1891, so many shares of each parcel of ! such stock ss may be necessary will be sold at public auction, at the office Of the company, No. BIO Pine street, rooms l5 and l7, San Francisco, Cali fornia, on WEDNESDAY, the 25th day of March, 1891, at the hour of one o'clock p. m. of said day, to pay said delinquent assessment thereon, to getber with costs Of advertising and expenses of sale.
 J. ". PEW, Sec'y. Otfic'-NO. BIO Pine street, rooms l5 and lT, San Francisco, California.
 3:j:td NOTICE Is hereby given that the " above sale has been postponed to EIGHTH DAY OF APRIL 1891, at one thirty p. m. at the same place. By order of the board sf di- rectors. J. W. PEW,
 Secretary. OFFIcE-3l0 Pine st, roam l5 and l7. San Francisco. Cal.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-07-26

NOTICE is hereby given that the above sale has been postponed to Wed nesdsy June 8. at same hour and place By order of the board of directors.
 J. W. PEW, Secretary Office -3l0 Pine street, rooms I5 and r San Francisco. Cal.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-07-26

Notire is hereby given that the above sale has been postponed to Wednesday July list at the same hour and place. By order Ol the board of directors.
 J. ". PEW, Secretary. Ofiiee-3I0 Pine street, rooms I5 and IT San Francisco. Cal.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-07-26

DANIEL B. sBANKL AND and WILLIAM H.
 HAwXHURST. PIa.ntIfIs
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-07-26

Notice is hereby given that the above sale has been postponed to the Twonty ninth day of July 1891 at the same hour and place.
 By order of the board of directors
 J. ". PEW, Secretary. Ohice--3I0 Pine street, rooms I5 and r, San Francisco, al.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-07-26

SoTIoRs:hsrsSy given sh.. tn. above
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-07-26

OFFIcE-3l0 Pine st, ronm r. and l7. San Francisco. Cal.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-23
A Northern Pacific Train De-
rallied by a Landslide.
TRACK SERIOUSLY BLOCKADEO.
Regular Physicians at Tacoma Wag.
ing War Upon a Specialist.
Carpenter at Portland Falls 40 Feet
Governor Pennoyer, of Oregon,
Thinks Flower and Bland Would
Sweep the Country-Tacoma Crime.

CASTLE Rock, Dec. %. Especial l.
Freight train No. 81 was wrecked one-quar-
ter of = mile north of this place tonight,
about 6 :15 o'clock. A landslide in deep
cut had moved the track, and before the
engineer discovered 1t the engine went
crashing into the bank, falling over on Its
side. The engineer, fireman and head
brakeman were in the cab and escaped with
out injury, except that the brakeman was
slightly scalded His foot became caught
and held him fast for some minutes before
he could release himself John McCIuskie,
who was taking a ride on the bumpers.
was thrown about forty feet into the
COulee river, but swan ashore. Alfred
Mathews, who was stealing ride in load
OF coal, had his right leg broken above the
ankle.
Two cars were hurled down the embank-
ment and now he at the bottom of the
Coulee river The cars were derailed and
the whole track for 125 yards is badly torn
up and the right-of-way completely
blocked. The conductor, two brakemen
and two passengers, who were in the ca
boose, escaped without a scratch. The ca
boOse and five cars stayed on the track.
1t will take at least forty-eight hours to
clear the wreck. DR.. Brooks attended
those injured, reporting none fatally hurt.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-23
BUSINESS FAILURES.
STATUS OF the Lusk TroubIes-Judg-
ments Against Banker.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 22-The liabilities OF
JACOB strauss, the wholesale croekery dealer.
whose business was attached by local creditors
saturday. foot up S159,000. The assets are uomi-
mai ana small lsgdor Jacobs. president OF the
A. Lusk Canning Company, which was also at
tAched today, SAID that the firms affairs are
being Strengthened out and that the indebted
ness is more than two-thirds secured. A meet
ing ol creditors viii be held in q few DAYS at
"hlch statement of the firms indebtedness
Will be made. The affairs OF the California Au.
tomato Cannery Company, of which Jacobs is
also president, ana on which an attachment was
also served, viii be regulated largely by the de-
c!sion OF The creditors of the Lusk COMPANY
WlLLIAMsPoRT, Pa, Dec. o. - judgments
amounting 10 100000 have been entered here
against George L. Sanderson, prominent busi-
ness man and banker OF this city. sanderson
says the judgments will probably be adjusted
soon as he has plenty OF property to offset them.
NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-Leo c. Dessar has been
appointed receiver for the firm OF Donnell, Daw-
son q simpson, bankers. on supplementary pro-
ceedIngs connected with old matters on the ap-
pucation OF Judgment creditors,
Boston, Dec. 22.-The superior court has
granted temporary injunction against the or
der OF annual Friends, restraining il from pay
ing out any money OF from collecting assess
ments pending suit brought by a number of
certlhc&te holders to have receiver appointed.
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In the Senate.

WASHINGTON CITY, Dec, 22-In the Senate,
among the papers presented aud referred were
the resolutions OF the military order of the
Loyal Legion of the United State, adopted az St
Paul, urging the completion at the earliest
moment practicable of navy sufficient IN
ships and armament to command and enforce
the respect due the flag of this nation the world
over. A number OF bills of only local impor-
tance were then introduced
communications from the court OF claims
transmitting awards in certain French spolia-
tion claims, were presented and referred TO the
committee on claims stanford and his col
league, FELTON,, took the oath Of Office. The fol-
lowing bills were introduced: To provide the
government with means sufficient TO supply the
want OF sound circulating medium: for the
extension OF the executive mansion. The
House concurrent resolution for the payment OF
December salaries to employees of congress on
the oath inst and for holiday recess from to-
morrow until Tuesday, January 3, were pre-
sented and concUrred in, and then after short
executive session, as a mark OF respect to the
memory OF the late Senator Plumb, the senate
at II clock djourned until tomorrow
Nominations: Postmaster at Snohomish,
Francis o. Cole; at Whatcom, Converse g. Cole
at south Bend, George w. Olney
Combinations: stephen b. Elkins. secretary
of war; Enos II. Nebecker Unite' States treas
urer; William simonds, OF Connecticut, commits
sioner of patents. All the military nomna-
tions, 262 i'll number, received up to the present
date were also confirmed. The judicial nomina-
tions were not considered, as they have not yet
received action by the committee on judiciary
These postmasters were confirmed: J. d. Dean,
Hoquiam; James Barnes, Blaine, and T. B.
Child. Anacortes.
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War in the Medical Fraternity,

TACOMA, Dec. 22-sLpecal. III. R. Keylor, OF
Walla Nala, secretary OF the state medical ex-
Gmlning board, today notified Dr. Powell
Reeves, OF this city, that DR.. H. W. Dewey, of
this city, had pet!tioned the board to revoke his
license. DR.. Reeves was notified to appear be-
fore the board at Seattle at It's January meeting,
when the petition will be considered DR..
Reeves has placed the matter in the hands OF
Lawyers Calkins, Shackleford & Calkius, and
VIII contest the petition. In similar way, he
claims, the California statutes Oh this point
have been proven unconstitutional, and he be-
lieves the Washington law is also unconsti-
tut.onaI.
DR.. Deweys petition is based on the law of
the last legislature regulating the practice of
medicine aud surgery and granting power to
the medical examining board TO revoke licenses
toE uuprofessi0naI and dishonorab!e conduct.
section specifies that such conduct include all
advertising OF medical business in which IN
truthful or improbable statements are made
Complainant claims that such statements ap-
pear III Reeves * Co.'S advertisement In the Ia
coma Go5,s The petition will be contested on
section . %. the I'll OF rights authorizing per-
sons 10 publish seeiy on all subjects.
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Crime in Tacoma.

TACOMA, Dec. 22-(Special. ARRESTS were
made today as follows: James White, on sus-
picion OF burglary. Three Colts navy revolvers
were found in his possession. w. W. Montague,
caught in the act of stealing pair of rubbers.
f. Moore, claiming TO be a carpenter, was jailed
charging with being q chicken thiof. Hugh
Boyle, charged with stealing three pairs of
trousers.
six counterfeit silver dollars and plaster OF
paris die, used for making counterfeit nickels,
were found today by parties who were clearing
a lot at Sixth and \ streets. The counterfeits
were wrapped iii paper in a tomato can. The
police viii search for the parties suspected of
seereting the coins. 1t is thought there are sew
eral persons in the city who handle counterfeit
money
Mile Burgess, an inmate of house OF prosti-
tuition, while carousing with two railroad men
and another woman in street saloon last
night, went into bedroom in search OF a comb
with which to comb her hair. which had be-
come disordered. Finding revolver in a bu-
reau drawer, she fired three shots, one of which
ripped open the skin on her right temple. She
was too drunk 10 explain the cause OF the dis
turbance, but today acknowledged that she fred
the shots TO create some excitement, and by ac-
cdent shot herself.
Captain Forsythe. of the Karoo, replying in
court 10 the charge of his sailors that they had
been beaten, shanghaied and ill-ted, denies ey-
ery charge
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weII-Knomn Mining E:xpert Dead.

CHICAGO, Dec. 22.--Johu DAVE. one of the best
known mining experts ia she " est, died in this
city last night OF pneumonia
lDaye made and lost several fortunes in Col
otaGo and California, ant lied almost pennless
He was The original owner Of the Little Chief
mine, near LeaGYl.le, wEiCh he sold about ten
years ago Tor ha}s a million. 1t WAS afterwards
sod Tor S5o00,CQ0. One og his intimate friends
said no one could deceive DEvie on mines, but
money slipped through his fingers rs soon as he
got II. Cards aud speculation are said 10 have
been the main cauSes of mis- losses 4 story IS
stil tod IN Colorado OF poker game IN which
he lost ) o.O0o one night ana the next night won
IL odcA AMI $1,000 more. lie gave generous
sums 10 charitable objects At one time he
owned considerable property on Yuba river, i'll
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The shipping blockade in the Columbia

PORTLAND, Dec. 22-lSpeciaL For the past
month there has been constant complaint be
tween shippers ~ this city and the Cuiou Pacific
COMPANY. who have the towing business on the
Co.umo ola river, at the inefficient service. The
railroad company do not deny that thew are
unabe 10 handle the large number OF ships.
but claim they have not enough pilots.
The chamber Of commerce has taken
The matter III hand aud Will
investigate the service. IN the meantime out
side towing companies viii probably enter the
service. The iron tug Pioneer. one Of the best
on The Coast, IS now on the way from The sound
to ruu opposition ~ the Union Pacific There
are II present over twenty loaded ships az AS.
toIa which cannot pass out owing u the lack
az power the Union Pacific tug, and abou,
ten ships are outside which cannot be towel IN.
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Accident At Oregon Insane Asv,,m

SALEM Dec. 22-Ihe giving way Of the heavy
kitchen 1ooi at the state insane asylum NJ noon
toasy came near proving fatal 70 a number of
patients aud attendants. Among 'Ae injured
ware. susan Anderson. left leg broken: James
Stewart, knee hurt. Charles Nonuasu, shoulder
injured; Taomas Finn, Larry Murphy and Tom
g tst.. sIt-htly bruised. The contractors were
raising tha roof o make additions ana improve
meats - the chapel, waich 5 10 be made TO ex-
tend over the tcbeu, when some Of the tim
hers gave wsy ana the roof came crashing down.
The roef IS twisted ont cf al shape ana will
have ,o L. rebuilt. The damages viii amount
u .ittle less than Slt00.
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U. s. Troops whip Garza,s Gaernls.

NEW ORLEANS Dee. PA Picavuaes Browns
vile, Tex, special says Advlces fron Rio
Grande City are that troops from Fort Kingod,
under Captain Burke, Third cavalry, had
two skirmishes last night with Garxa's
bandits, who have been crossing into Mex
leo. Captain Burke had but nineteen men.
cavalry and infantry. They were informed that
Garzus gang would attempt 20 inyaae Mexico
at Ia GrGella crossing, aud started cut 10 pre-
vent il. They mounted the infantry behind thu
caTaryuen aud followed the bandits trail
Approaching the camp about midnight they
were challenged by the bandits pickets and
were fired on twice, when the United
states troops responded with q y0liey
which scattered The bandits. The troops could
not pursue them through the dense ehapperai,
so they made a way TO la Gruella crossing. ex-
pecging TO meet the baudits there. Not seeing
anything of them the troops returned TO the
scene OF the encounter. ran the
bandits again, and gave fight, dispensing
and putting them to flight. The troops bad
Corporal Estrom. OF Troop c, Third csvalry.l
killed. and Lieutenant Heyes, OF the Elghteenslis
infantry, slightly wounded. The bandits wers
sixty strong and their object was 10 sack ths
town OF CamGrgo, Mex. Ii is not known beg
badly Garza's force suffered, but i; must haU
I+,ae Ha.Vstv
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THE CONTEST IN WATERFORD.
Candidacy of Michael Davitt BitterI,
Onnosed by the Parnellites.

DUBLIN, Dec. 22.-Several prominent members
of parliament are in Waterford working ener-
getically for the election of their candidate
tomorrow. The feeling runs high and it will be
fortunate if somebody is not hurt before the
polls close. Dalton, the Parnellite, today met
David Sheehy, who is working for Michael Dav-
lit, and violently abused him. Sheehy retail
ated, whereupon a crowd of Parnellites set upon
him and the police had 10 conduct him to place
OF safety.
Messrs Flynn and Congdon were, later in the
day, set upon by MOB Of Parnellites and had n
hard time 10 get away, the mob pursuing them
to the very doors OF the McCartayite committee
Headquarters.
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Annexation Of Korea to Russia.

ST PETERSBURG, Dec. 22.-The Noroc VFemga,
q seIai-odiciai newspaper, discussing the pro-
posal Of anuexing Korea to the Russian empire.
which plan va. advocated in some military
quarters, declares It IS impossible for Russia to
carry out the proposal The paper further as
serts that though she viii not herself
annex Korea Russia viii not allow
snv other power 70 do so as the
the immediate effect Of such a step would be to
weaken Russian aseendancy, which, il IS posi-.
lively necessary, should be maintained in order
to protect her interests ia the far East
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China at the Worlds Fair

NEW YORK. Dec IA special high commits
sioneE OF the Chinese empire has arrived from
France He is Chgs Vow sing, "a attaehe OF
the legation ia Paris, aad comes BY direct sp
polutmeut 0! the HeAln government 70 invest
gate the question Of the Chinese exhibit al tha
World fair To Word reporter Chue Vow
sing szid
Il IS my first visit 20 this country. do not
know the intention of Iae Chinese government
concerning al exhibit az the Worlds fair
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The ouehec RoodIe Crisis.

MONTREAL, Dec. Z2.-It is now stated that the
Quebec legislature Will not be summoned until
the 10Th inst. bu, tnnt tho lieutenant governor
viii Immediately issue a proclamation dis
solving the Legislature anu ordering a new elec-
tiou.
QUEBEC, Dec. 22.-The new cabinet appointed
10 succeed the MERCER administration is com
posed as follows c. b. Deboucherville, pre-
mier; 7. c. COsgrain, attorney general; :. J.
Hall, treasurer; Z. J. Flynn, commissioner of
crown lands: G. A. Nautei, commissioner OF
uualic works: Louis Beaubien, commissioner OF
agriculture. l. F. Pelliter. provisional secre-
tarv: /. r. Mason, l. O. Tasliou and J. A Mac
Intosh, ministers without portfolio.
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The Coinnge of sIlver.

WASHINGTON CITY, Dee. 22-The conyofAon
of trade doilar bullion into standard siif@
dollars was completed today The eoinsxS =
standard silver dollars is therefore ~ an snd ~
less a change is made Ia the policy Of ~
treasury department through consresne1.ae =
enactment or otherwise. The director o.
mint said this afternoon that while hs Vas ~
authorized % speak Of the future silver Po..sz P,S
OF the department he thought there 8ss senss. 49,.
snv doubt ttat the eoiange OF standard sise
dollars would be continued at the San Frsne's 81
and Carson City mints in amounts sun.rass -
meet the necessities Of the seryice
rrat.d thia at sInl.n0 q Eaonth for eacn m'1r
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The Kansas Senatorial Vacancy

TOPEKA, Dec. Ex-Governor Humphrey denies
the rumor that he will resign and have the
lieutenant governor appoint him senator to sue
ceed Plumb. In addition to those named last
night. ex- x-Governor Crawford. Joseph W Addy,
United states district attorney, aud Major Hud-
son, editor of the Topeka Capital, are mentioned
as candidates for the vacancy. Governor
Humphrey says he is in no haste to make an ap-
nnlntmant