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The state herald., 1892-09-23

Tho Denver News says that it will
not support any candidate nominated a.
Pueblo by the straight Cleveland demo-
Gratis. In other words, that paper will
support only such candidates as Thomns
Patterson has placed on the slate.
The state herald., 1892-09-23

tfirst publication Sept. Vth issl.) No So
NuticH fur Publication.
Land ufiicc nt Sterling t'olO
Sept lat lE,2
Notice is hereby given that the following
t.ntinn TO make fiual proof In support Of his
claim and that said proot viii b. made bo-
fere clerk Of county court Phillips county
Colo. ut ii0ly yokc Colo On Jet. 18th, isis
VIE:
NElS NELSON,
I'D Entry Ne. soos for the NO q sec 10 tp sn,r
- ".
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upOn ami cuiiivs.
tion ~, Said land, viz:
Frances sphinx, Of Amherst, Colo
Arthur Mnstcn,
Jacob GllnUrr, " " -
John richards "
TEDMON, Register
The state herald., 1892-09-23

IL may he Of interest 10 the public to
know that 30 per cent of receipts on tho
Miss Shon,z entertainment, to be given
in the Holyoke NJ. +. Church, Tuesday
evening. October 4, will go toward the
si0o for pastoral support assumed by
the Y. P.S, @. T..
The state herald., 1892-09-23

The Y. p. 8. c. Il. will give a miscel-
lnneous entertainment OF instrumental
md vocal music, recta,ions, select read
iLgs etc, Friday evening. September %.
Admission. silver Offering to 81.
Proceeds to complete $50 assumed by
the young people toward the church
debt.
The state herald., 1892-09-23

Nu,irs for Publication,
Land onice nt sterling. Colorado.
sept u. isol.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has nl-d notice of his IN
t-ntion 10 make nnai proof In support of his
fsrc clerk OF district court Phillips
county Colo, at iioiyoke Colo on Oct y. I'M
ROnkNT y MARTIN
Iid y No ne69 for tho lots !, 4 .. and y n'wt
sec n stp7nrG
iir names the following ~itness~. To prove
his continuous residence upon and cuiti,R
tion VI, said land, viki
John y Narn~s of liolyoh- COO
t~murl y sta Anbtugh %
William II kcttlry "
Charles Brigg-
H. u, Trpsos. Nssistcr,
The state herald., 1892-09-23
OF course the Patterson democrats Of
Colorado may not have been referred to
by Weaver.

Tho percentage OF reduction in the
number OF business failures in this count
ry holds about the same from week 10
week. During the past week there have
been 1872 failures as compared with 239
during tho corresponding week last year
Considering tho large increase in the
number of industrial and mercantile en-
terprises during the past yesr these fig
ures are very significant. fhis, IS point
10 be kept constantly in mind in estima-
ting the country's business intcrests.
Even IL the number Of failures were az
great this year as lust, their proportion
to tho total number Of business enter
prises In existance would DO far smaller
than last year.-tOnaha Bee.
The state herald., 1892-09-23

ttir.t publication sept. .. 1870 No. ST
Nutice iur Public atiun.
Land Oflicc, at sterling, Colo. !
Sept. 8, 1891
Notice Is hereby given that the following
Az named settler has filed notice "f his In.
tcntion to make mai proof In sup.
port Of his clntm. nnd that said proof will
bs made ,,cfOrc " M q Robinson com mi ission.
er $ circuit court for the district Of Colo. nj
liolyokc. Colo. on Oct II, ls.sl. viz:
LEVI X kARSt,HSER,
lid y B6r3 for the H.w y sec ~. tn n r ~ v.
lie pauus thc following witnesses Z, provo
his cultivation Of. said land. viz:
william W BALDWIN, Of Bryant, ca,
reter J.nsen, " Z" :.
James bryant,
= SONaiskrick soh,-ss ."
II. 4. TEDnos. Register.
The state herald., 1892-09-23

Never was n D.s Moires audience bet
tor entertained. Every piece rendered
from Joshua wbiicomb Riley's "Thc
Ell Child" TO Shnkesphere's "Slccp
Walking Sccne,'' in Mncbcth, was re-
cited in manner that evinccd Mis-
Shontz's wonderful powers in the por-
trsyai Of life scepes.-lDcS Moines Dal-
~ News.
The state herald., 1892-09-23

In our cities Miss Shontz's elocutiou
entertainments command 75c. and 81 ad.
mission. Here We can enjoy the trent OF
hearing hcr for 25c. Children under Il
years lie. Reserves 35c.
The state herald., 1892-09-23

judge Helm, republican candidate for
governor OF Colorado, hns resigned us
justice OF the supreme court and Gov
ernor Rou,t has appointed Judge q. w.
Allen, of Denver TO I'LL the vacsncy.
This appointment is good one and will
give general satisfactiUn.
The state herald., 1892-09-23
lfir.t publication sept W
sHERiff's SALE.

Notic. IL -hcreby gwen that by virtu. Il n
writ OF SPECIAL execution issued out of The
county court IL Phillips county, Colorado,
and 10 iur ~ sheriff directed In fav"r II
JAIME. ~ Brown. plaintiff. md M Inst
james q. clover and Mary sioy.r. defend
ants, for the sum of fyr hun dred AID ihiit,
eight dollars and Nifty cents teAss ~, nnd
cost., ten doliars and 81 shty .nvs ct. 10 k)and
1 AN, commanded to sell the foiiosinR lands
aud senrinents, to~it; south east quarter
of srctfon rix (6l township sig tsl norih u
ana~ fpfty.iour tNl west the 9th y. ~. In
Phillips county, Colorado.
Twin al the kth day Of octobrr is?. nj
the hour Of I: o'clock, y. NJ. MT the trent
door of the court house In liolrokr. toiora
da. s~ii IN. above described premises tn the
highest aud isst bidder for cash In hand.
dated this s,h dny Of sepi.Wbrr, 1891.
JAMES 4. TEhriE. sheriff.
The state herald., 1892-09-23
tftrst publication sep Ia. Inn ,
U 5 Land Ofiicc Sterling Colo. !
sept 10 ls.3

Complaint having been entered at this offics
BY Eni,na u Chapman against John Nelson
far fsilprc to comply With Law ~ to timi~r-
culturr-ntry No 1871 da'rd July sth, lssp up
ON the NV = sec tp:nr Is " In rhillij,s
county Colo, with a view to the cancellation
of said entry; contestant alleging that John
Nelson failed during the ist and .nd years Il
tivate any portion OF sail tract In any man.
nrr whatever.
The said parties arc hereby summoned 10
appear At this "fficc on the 7ith day Of Oct.
lsst at 70 O'Clock M to respond and furnish
testimony roneernirg SAID ail~Ee.i failure.
u TEDMOH. Register.
y u Armour, Atty for contestant.
The state herald., 1892-09-23

John Kellcy,of Omaha, stopped off
last week for n lew days at Holyoke on
hrs way TO Denver. He was one OF the
early bomcsteaders Of this county and
still owns his land.
The state herald., 1892-09-23
!, Tlysrxks BALE.


WhersA A. y. 4xslson Of the county Of Phil.
w lips, formerly fA.san. state of Colorado, did
hg liia decd Of trust, tatei Oct Sl, 1891 and rs.
corsled Oct. ttth, 1871 In book 28 agv i01 ii the
reeoria 81 Logan county, eonvry To Henry ].
Aldrich trustee, u,s following deacril,ed rial
estate situate In ihs county Of Phillips state II
Colorado, tNwit: NV y ere ID tp Z b, = a ".
payment Of his installment nots for go doe In
ten semi-annual inssallmsnts dated I'M. sth iNs7
and payable 10 the orlcr Of thu Colorado Berurtirc
TO. md due the first days ri April and October
after the date of the said notv. with interest on
tho said note At the rate cf two per CENT. psr
month after maturity
Whereas, It !. provided In and by said tl.s<i of
instnllments ut tho timc tho same shall become
due and payable, then all of enid installments
with intcrcet u TO the date Of sas at the election
of the leeal holder thereof shall At once bscome
due and Isayablo and on request aid truates shall
s'ly.rtis- anil cell Oh. said premises. and
Whefraa. Default has bcea made In the mar
mrnt of installment due April Let. 1891. and Ok.
lat. isoi and sneh default still eontinnse; said
pete h, tssn sieela!ed duo and payable b. the
legal holder theresh.
Now, Th.ryfore. nt tho r~qurst uf ths legal
holder 81 said note will ns trustee as aftsvssid,
on Tucssiay tho iith day of Octobsr iEQ2 betwesn
the hoars Of - m and o'clock . a, Of that dsy,
At tho Tfemnnt str~t door Of tho eourt house. n
the city of Deny~r. county Of Arapahoe. and state
~ mlsiondseA all l., The Aishsak htldssy fse- Gosh.
all the above descrihri promises, aud all rights
and equities, Including homestead for the pur.
l.osc of paying the eaid note. and all interest
thereon, together with all expenses of this pro-
crrdin9. ns by the terms 0f said dssd of trust I
AM fully authorised aud empowered to do.
HExnr J. ALpRicH. Trustsr,
Dated Denver. Colombo. August % i. iss..
The state herald., 1892-09-23
Editor and Publisher.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For President
BENJAMIN HARRISON,
or Indiana.
For Vice President
WHlTELAW REID
OF New York.
STATE TICKET.
For Governor
JOSEPH G. HELM,
For Lieutenant Governor
JAMES NJ. DOWNING,
OF Pitkin.
Eor Secretary Of State
EDWIN j. EATON,
or II Paso.
For Treasurer
HENRY E. MULN1X,
OF Las Animas.
For Auditor
HARRY TARBELL,
OF Montrosc,
For Attorney General
CHARLES S. LIBBY,
OF Chancc.
For Superint tcn,lpnt of Public Instruction.
CHARLES b. TIMBERLAKE,
Ot Phillips.
For Regents OF state University
E. ]. TEMPLE,
WARREN Z. KNAPP.
For Presidential Electors
DAVID II. MOFFAT,
THOMAS NJ. BOWEN.
fIRsr CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
JAMES II. HANNA,
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
BENJAMIN II. EATON.
For Congressman for Firs, District
EARL B. CoE.
COUNTY TICKET.
For County Judge,
WILLIAM q. ROBINSON.
For County Commissioner, from IN
District.
The state herald., 1892-09-23
tfirsi publica'inn sept. .. l-yi.l No h7j
Notice for Publication;

Land Oiilee nj Sterling. Colo.
sept 9th isp5
Notice IL hereby si,rp that the fpilowins
~ named settler has Alrd notice Of his ipisn-
tlop 10 make nnal progt In support ~ his slaiHl,
and illnt ~rid ptoof will b~ made before WIN Il
Nobinp,n ni.si0nsr u n circuit co,,t for tho
district ~ tolp, nj iiol,oke thiliipa coun'y
rolo, un Det ~Hh isp Y. yisi
ADA l.. ftDEHDrt,
formerly. Ada l.. tnrnahan, ~. X. sstpf for the
NV -ro ~, tphn NV,
lie names the following witn.a.r. to prove hi.
anih land, via
james Nrynnt, Of bryant, Colo,
kniiis \. Nfuntr, " 90
Henry MRnck, q" "
william rnld~ih
iIp ItDNDN t.ritisf
The state herald., 1892-09-23
lfirst publication sept ls)
Us Land Offic- sterling Colo I
sept - lstsi

(Aiias notice to contest No a0l
Complaint having been entered At this o.
nee by frank % Peterson against ThOmas "
Pstmon for isilufr 10 comply with law ~ to
timber culture entry No 400 dated sept s,th
iss3 upon tbs s.w !. sec "a Up "a ~ v In
Phillips county colorado with y view u the
cancellation Of said cnt ry; contestant alirg
Ing that Thomhs W ratnion has failed 10
pillow or cultivate into trees. tree seeds or
cuttings or cause tho same 10 be plowrd or
cultivated Into trees, trrc seeds or cuttings
any part of said claim since May isso aud
said failure still exist,
The said parties nrc hereby summoned to
appear at this ofiicc ON the s-th dny Of oct.
isaf nt 10 O'Clock m to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged failure.
uHrEpMOSD, Register
The state herald., 1892-09-23

Miss Shontz, the dramatic reader who
gives an entertainment IN the NJ. r.
Church Tuesday evening, Oct. 4, is elsss-
ed with lady elocutionists OF tho Nation
who rink with the best.
The state herald., 1892-09-23
(tir-t publication Sep, y. is.l
Us Land once sterling Colo,
Aug - isss

Comy yinint having bc.n entered at this osil,e
hy Hrnak l.. NArney against Harvey t'urti'
(. failure to comply with Law ~ to 1imirr
rsltur. Entry NJ. s'pf dated July cDth. lnsA,
nppn the ne !. srr ~, tprn rtaw. In fhillip'
rounty, ulo. with n view 20 tl,~ cancellation
IL said entry; contestant alleging that Har
,ry rurii- failed during the dth year after
date Of said entry TO cultivate or cause 10 "
cultivated 10 acres of said tract: thst he fail
ed Ia replace or supply tires, --~fa or cut
tiugs or cause shch to ts' ~ replaced or sup
plird on said trnrt fot thos~ that hnd bccil
plant..i, the snme having failed to grow, and
That said failures .,ili exist.
Tn. said parties Nr~ hereby smlninowed u
appear At TIL. ofie~ on tho lth day of Oct
i65 ati0 o'clock IN To rrspond and iorrisi
tr.tiupi,ny ronceruiug said alleged failure
u ", TkDNOk, ksvist~r
The state herald., 1892-09-23

II you need a wind mill, now Ia the
time to buy. have car load OF Aer-
motors and can sell mill cheaper than
any other man in the county. A. r.
Guthrie.
The state herald., 1892-09-23

Tho ladies' Of the relief corps have re-
Gently put mp new curtains aud other
wise improved the appearance Of their
hall,
The state herald., 1892-09-23
FALL WnEAT.

6met E. Braunon ex-oflicio clerk Of
~ panty court or @. NJ. O. woolman
deeVey, take final proofs. Gallon either
oe ~ gentlemen and you will receive
couroeUus and fair treatment.
The state herald., 1892-09-23

Miss Shontz ia modest and unassum-
ing in manner; natural, pathetic and ell.
oquent in oratory. She met with an en-
thusinstic reccption.-l Burlington
Hnwkexe
The state herald., 1892-09-23
WILLIAM N. KIPLING.

The Denver. News says: LET US have
peace" Tho sham battle between the
two Weavciite conspirators must he tell
ing upon Patterson's nerves OF he would
not be asking for peace.
The state herald., 1892-09-23

Cyrus Wrrrh, formerly resident Of
Holyoke, arrived in Holyoke, Monday.
from BOISE City, Idaho, where he has
resided for some time.
The state herald., 1892-09-23

Sherman Peterson returned to Phillips
county Inst week for short stay after
an absence Of about two years in Iowa
and Illinois.
The state herald., 1892-09-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Powell, Of Wichi-
ia, Kan, arrived in Holyoke, Monday, on
visit to Mrs. Powell,s parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Perry Moore.
The state herald., 1892-09-23

1t is taken for granted that there ure
very many people who are intending TO
vote for Mr.. Weayer who have not stud
led the platform upon which that gem
tleman was nominated. A very brief
exhmii.afinn Of that remnrkahie docu-
ment will convince anyone thut, even IL
the election Of Weaver We're possible,
free coinage would receive no support
from the administration.
The main financial plank is that in
dors,ng the sub-treasury scheme, which
is, briefly, an Unlimited supply Of green
backs to be loaned to the people at two
per cent. Now silver is honest money,
the product Of labor. and the demand Of
the peoples party is for honest money,
created by the fiat Of the government.
Truth and falsehood will not mix, and,
while the silver plank was also adopted,
it was at the demand Of the silver men
only, and was thrown in rs catch
weight, to bc discarded when no longer
needed.
A convention which demands IN I'M
limited supply Of paper money, by SO do
ing declares against hard money OF all
kinds, and therefore the claim that the
peoples party is the silver party is IN
nbsurdity on its face. A party cannot
be for paper and hard money at one and
the same time, and the peoples party
from it's first inception has been an ad-
vocate of paper.
Silver has nothing to expect from
Weaver. II elected he could not favor
free coinage and the sub.treasury scheme
they could not exist side by side. Not
being for silver as against all other forms
Of currency, he is against il, and his ap-
parent advocacy OF free coinage while in
Colorado was fraud.-IDenver Sun.
The state herald., 1892-09-23

The peoples party at their senatorial
convention, held at Akron, nominated
II. Epperson as candidate for ,enator
from this district.
The state herald., 1892-09-23

Losr.-Between the Daggy school
house and Holyoke. n blue velvet shop.
ping bag. The finder will please leave
same at HERALD office.
Mrs. j. H. DACCy
The state herald., 1892-09-23
MISS Efiie Daggy is clerking for Miller

J. V. Thornton took the train, Tues
day, for visit with relatives IN Fremont
county, Iowa.
The state herald., 1892-09-23

Miss Dora Tomlnsou, Of Orion, Ill.,, Ia
visiting with the family of her brother,
NJ. Il, lomliDson. Of Holyokc.
The state herald., 1892-09-23

DR.. ]. W. Waite nnd John kldd At
tended tho Grand Lodge Of A. F& A.
NJ, M Denver this week
The state herald., 1892-09-23

NJ. 4. romliuson has purchased the
residence property formerly owned by
Robert Kruger.
The state herald., 1892-09-23
COAL-Good steam coal for 400
Dor ton At Sutherlants.

Dyspcpsia, distress after eating, sour
stomach, poor appetite, bad taste, coated
tongue and heartburn sre cured by Ds
witt's LATHE Early Risers. tho famous
little pills,
The state herald., 1892-09-23

l.. d. McColllstcr has recently pur-
cbascd tho Williams residence property
In North Holyote.
The state herald., 1892-09-23

Tho finest line OF fall goods that ever
came 10 Holyokc nj Miller h Co.'S.
The state herald., 1892-09-23

T. J. Mcdonald is visiting at his olt
old homo IN Ohio.
The state herald., 1892-09-23

The peoples party convention at Ster.
ling, last Tuesday, nominated s. r,
Propst as candidate for representative.
The state herald., 1892-09-23

Mrs. A. Il. Guthrie left liolyokc last
Saturday for n visit at her old home NJ
Newton, Iowa.
The state herald., 1892-09-23

v. II. Cnmmins attended the q. A. II
,yehpiop At Cnrtis last week.
The state herald., 1892-09-23

Miss Shontz has been before the pnb-
lc a. dramatic render for 6years. She
is an instructor in college every year.
The state herald., 1892-09-23

just received fine line Of dress goods
At Miller 4 Cos. Como and sec us.
MiLLIn 4 Co.
The state herald., 1892-09-23

A nine n boy arrived at the home OF
II. McClelland. Saturday, September IL.
The state herald., 1892-09-23

c. b. Timberlnke made trip TO Den
esrLc first Of the week.
The state herald., 1892-09-23

Miss Jean Blukely is clerlsing for l..
Tinkel & Co.
The state herald., 1892-09-23

Spring chickens tol,en on subscription
AT the HrnAip office.
The state herald., 1892-09-23

Mrs. N. .p;cpppand children arc Wis
iting In eastern Nebraska.
The state herald., 1892-09-23
siiERIff's SALE.
,;a.;yV%s ,sTayVE% q, sccp,.3EiAIP,oai l..

sTATy or COIDRADO,
COUNTY d. Phli.LfPb.
Notice 10 hsfst, give that b. virtue ~ n writ ~
special ~Irrution Issued nut II tho county court
~ Pilli ~ county Colorado. wbsfrss l.. ". ril.
leys rrustr~ for Catherine A, Btown wns plaintiff
and Peter Nrn,iriekson sud Mar A liendrlckspn
,lsf~n,lAnts. Whereby ! an, commanded to make
the. sum II nyshundisd and .evrnty .even dollar
,lollNrs aud par toDphl and nrrrtiins costs N
satisfy the above amoan,-, ! am commanded 10
sell the following rial estate. t0-wit Ths north.
weet quarter III section thirteen township sevsp
north IL range forty tour vest 81 tho 9th . m nll
In Phillip. county Colorado. will on the stih
day u september nt the h..ur ~ p'rlyck D m ~
Tor the above de.crb-i pfrnl.s. At public Aac'
iion io the highest and iest bidder Ter rash In
hand. Dated this August 11sl, isVf
JAMS 4. TEMPLE, bheriH,
The state herald., 1892-09-23

Miss Matte Daggy took the train yes
terday for Loup City, Nsb, for visit Of
several months with friends.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1892-05-16
A SHORT STRIKE.
Cleveland's Street Car Lines Tied Up for.
Only . Few Hours.

CIoveland's Street Car Lines Tied Up for.
Only = Few Hours.
CLEVELAND, O., May 16.-The shortest
street car strike on record, considering
the number of men involved and the i'm
mense amount Of traffic tied up, occurred
here yesterday. At 6 o'clock in the,
morning the motor men and conductors
on the East Cleveland Street Railroad
line struck.
They had been working eleven to
twelve aud one-half hours per day at
l6 10 cents per hour for motor men and
16 cents for conductors. They demanded
So for a day Of ten hours for both motor
men and conductors.
Not q street car moved on the line OF
the company and hundreds of church.
goers in the fashionable section along
Euclid avenue and Prospect street were
compelled to walk. The president and
vice-president of the company attempted
to start a car but found that the ''pluR'n
had been pulled from the motor.
After these failures the officials con-
suited and decided to meet tho men.
Concessions were made on both sides and
In just five and a half hours the strike
was over. The motor men were granted
Is cents per hour for ten hours labor,
and the cond uctorS IL cents per hour.
For over time the motor men get 90
cents per hour and conductors 10 cents.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1892-05-16
THE BIG STRIKE ON
More than a Hundred Thou
sand Men Are Out.
WORK ON BUILDINGS susPENtDE1
The Trouble Of the New England Ora uits
Cutters Taken Up All Over the Country,

wOrkmen Employed In the QuArrles Con-
tFOIIsd by the Granite Manufacturer"
Association, who Were Looked Out Sat-
urday, Have Called Out All the Men A=
Work whore the Obnoxious Bosses Sup
ply Stone.
NEW York, May 16.-It would be diff
fcult this morning to find any PAYERS at
work in this city or in any large city or
town east of the Mississippi. Nor will
there be any work done on the large
buildings where granite has been sup
piled by the Granite Manufacturers As
ISOLATION Of New England.
Although a strike has been ON for two
weeks, the decisive step was not taken
until late Saturday night, when, at a
meeting Of manufacturers In Youug's
Hotel, Boston, it was decided to lock out
all the men employed in the various
quarries controlled by the association.
This was not unexpected by the men,
and in retaliation they have called out all
men at work where the obnoxious bosses
supply stone. The number Of men who
leave their work to-day will exceed 100,
900. The effect will be not only to stop,
all paving work going on, but all work
on many large buildings, including the
Worlds Fair building and Grants tomb.
Yesterday Secretary James Grant of
the strikers Executive COMMITTEES, said
to a reporters "From reliable reports
from the meeting in Boston yesterday,
we know that some of the manufacturers
objected to the lockout. We will take;
the men out Of every shop where we can
learn the boycotted granite is being
used. Contractor Kelly offered the Ger
man PAYERS as high a. $l5 per day, but.
they refused it, and neither he nor any
contractor will have men to do their
work. Some Of the granite unions are
open and some are affiliated with the,
Central Labor Union, the Knights of,
Labor and the Central Labor Federation,
and we will get help from all these"
There are = great many contractors
who have agreed to furnish monuments
in time for Decoration Day. Ar the,
work will be stopped on these the con-
tractors are anxious for . settlement. A
number of men have signifled their in
tention of opening quarries where they
can put the strikers to work. . n
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1892-05-16

That's what our goods are
eMatchless." You can find
plenty of clothing but you can't
find our kind: rightly,made, re-
liable, stylish and last bu not
least, economical. Straw Hats
and Outing Shirts will soon be
in demand and we are 'in it,
on these goods, have every
thing you need; boys, youths
young men and old men Sum.
mer Clothing. Now is the
time to buy before our stock is
broken.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1892-05-16
Standing OF the Clubs.
Eastern League.
Observation-Disclosures, Z; Buffalo, 3.
THE LATE SENATOR BARBOUR.
| FnHDral Held this ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tion as tn His Successor.

FnHeral Held this cuI,a-
tiOn to His Successor.
WASHINGTON, May 16-The funeral
services of the late Senator John T Bar
bour, of Virginia, who died suddenly
Saturday, will be held in the Senate
Chamber this afternoon. Bishop Keane
OF the Catholic University of this city,
at the request of the family of the late
Senator, will conduct the services. SEN
ator Barbour had no church connections,
but his wife was a member Of the Cath
Ole church, and he will he buried &C
cording to the rites of that church.
The body will be removed to Poplar
miles from this city, where the Senator
will be buried beside his first wife, who
died six years ago.
The appointment of a successor to
Senator Barbour lies with Governor
Mckinney, and the man he selects will
probably serve out the dead Senator's
unexpired term.
5 There will be no election of legisla-
ture in Virginia until the fall of 1893,
and that legislature would have elected
Barbour's successor. There is some talk
at the Capitol about Governor Mckinney
calling special session of the legislR-
ture to elect successor, but members
OF the Virginia delegation say this would
be very unpopular and they did not be-
lieve it would be done.
There are q number of gentlemen,
members of the delegation say, who may
be considered by the Governor in making
his selection of a successor. Prominent
among these are Ex-Governor Lee and
Judge Staples, the latter a resident of
Southwestern Virginia.