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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-25
HE HAS REFUSED 1T.
Chauncey NJ. Depew Has Decided tc
Remain a Plain Citizen.

Chauncey NJ. Depew Has Decided to
Remain a Plain Citizen.
CHICAGO, June 24.-The Post this
evening prints the following special
from Washington:
"Chauncey NJ. Depew has reconsld-
cred ms acceptance If the state port
folio, and will decline. The cabinet
officer VINO gave the information said
that Mr.. Depew explained his reconsid-
Grafton on the ground that he wished
solely Tor he party's welfare and sue
cess, anu tnat he believed he could do
more good out of the cabinet than
N II.
"'Who. then. will be made secre-
tary?'
~ can't tell you,' the secretary said.
There Is q name under consideration,
but AS the president has not fully made
up his mind about 1t / do not feel at
liberty 70 say anything about 1t. l be-
heve. however, that 1t will be all set.
tied and the appointment sent to the
senate when it convenes Monday
"An unsnbstantiated rumor men.
tons Tracy for the position, while an
other has 1t that Wharton IS to be pro-
moted
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-25
IN FREE AMERICA.
Damnable Outrages Perpctratei OF
Colofed Laborcrs-Ba,tle Aver,ed.

Damnable Outrages Perpetratei on
Coiored Labolcrs-Ba,tle Averted.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, June 24.-The
old Cnicksmaugua battle field which
is being put in shape by contractors
came hear being the scene of another
battle. Tue c)1tractors agreed to
furnish unskilled labor at 81 10 per day.
They hired . lot OF Alabama negroes
for 81 per day, put up shanties which
they rented to them, and Compelled
them TO buy OF the commIssary. thus
making 80 cents a day of them.
Not content with this they reduced
wages 10 so cents per day. Half Of the
negroes quit and the white employees
took mp their cause and threatened
violence. Tho contractors armed the
negroes at work, and 1t was only
through the coolness of General Stewart
that . battle WAS averted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-25
AS USUAL
The Thunderer Jumps on the Grand old
Man.

Man
LoxDox, June 2s.-The election ex.
citement - growing 10 the haghese
pitch. The tories are anxious - make
Irish home rule the sole lssue and are
wnling TO promise every other reform
on the liberal program. The torfleo
are holding up the Ulster protestant
protest as an ind dlcatson Of what
may happen, should home pnie
prevail. That there is another feel
ing Ia Ulster wac made evldcnt
at the dinner Of Ulster home rulers at
the Hoiborn restaurant yesterday. Hr
William Vernon Hsroourt IN hss ad-
dress issued today shows that The
tories scoffed a. free education and the
snail holding proposition ~ the last
election and have since adopted
both. lie declared thai the liberals
will carry forward 90 succees
the principles OF the Newcastle pro-
gram notwithstanding tory obstruction
and well prove that they are worth Of
confidence which there ls every reAson
10 believe the electors wall bestoG Upoo
them. In commenting upon Mr..
Gladstone address TO bis constituents,
the standard fconservate) says there
70 hsr6iy passage IN The
address which can rutfie unionsst couDr
| piacency. Many Of the psrxgraphes
the paper save, are instinct With dig
nifty vnd pathos, but these are not Of =
combative complexion The Times
says that the address Ia commonplace
both IN material and matter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-25
CHAIRMAN CLARK RESIGNS.
The Republican County Committee Must
Elect Another Chairman.

It has been rumored among republi-
can politicians for several days that
Aaron Clark of Caledonia. vino was
on the 18th inst. elected ae chairman
of the republican county committee,
would decline To serve. Fred =. Clark
was found in his Office yesterday and
admitted that the rumor was true and
that he had been officially notified 10
that effect. The letter 10 Fred +. Clark
was requested for publication and 10
here gwen:
CALEDONIA, June 20, 1892.
Fred 8. Clark, ESQ.,, Chairman Of
Executive COMMITTEES:
DEAR Sin--I am in receipt Of your
kind favor of the 18th inst, informing
me OF my election 20 the position of
Chairman of the county committee. j
appreciate the honor conferred by the
unanimous vote of the committee. and
appreciate most fully the kindly senti-
ment and good opinion Of the men,
bers of the committee - expressed in
such election and in vour letter of
notification. I exceedingly regret that IL
10 impossible for me 70 accept the pos'-
ton. Ny private business u of such .
nature ~ 20 prcciude me from giving
the tims and attention necessary 70 the
fuifillment OF the dutiee connected
with the ofiice. This campaign must
be vieorous one on the part OF the re.
pubIscaBs. If won Ia shs county the
county as we'll ~ the state can no
longer be claimed BY the democrata ~
even doubtful hereafter. The commit
tee should select ite chairman from the
residents OF the city. one who can give
the necessary time and effort 70 the
work.
Kindly express 70 the executive CON-
mittee my regrets and assure them of
my hearty corporation ina the county
campaign. ] have no doubt about the
success Of the state ana national
tickets, and bat little fear fer the
county ticket very respectfully yours,
AAsor CfsfE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-25

- De innocent. This forenoon three
more we're arrested. bat the woman
could not identity them. While the
arrested men were IN custody there WAS
strong talk of lynching and II case
had developed against them . tragedy
might have ensued. Earlier IN the
evening Ara John Keen. residing IN
south Wlliamspors, was assaulted by .
white man near the Maynard street
bridge, bat she succeeded after heroic
struggle in defending herself against
his attacks. Tne police have no clew
70 their sssaiiants in either OF the
easea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-25
81, Cecilia Meeting.

The members of the st. Cecilia soci-
ETY. and their friends are requested to
meet At 3 O'Clock this afternoon at the
Park Street Congregational church 20
listen 10 the reports of the "twenties'
appointed at the last meeting to solicit
funds for the new building. As this
matter 10 Of great importance to the
interests of the project, full attend
ance of all interested IN tho work is
desired
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-25

CHICAGO, juno 24.-Tne last act III
the alleged conspiracy TO blow up tine
Shuledt distillery was concluded in
Judge Hutchinson's court today, when
the only remaining indictment against
George j. Gibson, the ex-secretray Of
the whisky trust. was nolle pros'd on
motion OF the states attorney, who
stated that the evidence was insult
cient to convict. The fact that De-
Ware, the government agent, who, il
was alleged. was hired by Gibson to ex-
plode the bomb was at no time guilty,
as he had no intention of dong the
damage, made it impossible to convict
Gibson Of conspiracy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-25
Strike Terror to the
Hearts of All.
The Heart -Sickening De-
tails of u BlO0d-Curd-
ling Disaster Early
This Morning.

HARRISBURG Pa. June 25.-(2;3o q.
MIA terrible accident occurred on
the Pennsylvania railroad this morning
resultinS in tho death Of six persons.
The train Is due here At 1910 .. m.
The secend section of train M. 9 ran
into the iirsi section east of Dock stree t
bridge in South Harrisburg.
Tairty persons are N Jre or less seri-
n hort.
Toe second section of the train Was
behind me and Was running to make
Is W.. The trans were telescoped and
the engineers and firemen Of both
trains escaped unhurt.
Among the killed are five strangers
ana Richard Adams of this city.
The engineer of the second section
saw the signal too late to stop his train.
Ills engine ran half way through the
P,nl man of the first section.
IL was here that the six persons were
xilled. The dead were removed 70 the
dead house md in the heavy rain the
wounded were removed TO the hospital.
Tne shrieks of the dying and the
Streams OF the wounded struck terror
a. the SOU 81 hearts.
II was a scene never to be forgotten
wO,ds cannot describe the agony pic
tored on the faces of the rescued who
naI lost friends or relatives in the
wreck
The last Pullman sleeper on the first
sction was the Gleneyer, George
veslingh uses private car.
II ..d none OF the Westinghouse
,srty are seriously injured, but sewers
ahers on the first section were killed
HsaaIsaURe Pa. June 25.-l4 3. M,
1t !. impossible at this hour to obtain
,fuli Iiss Of the killed and injured.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-25

OTTAWA, Ont, June 2s.-In the houss
of commons last night Sir Richard Cart
wright inquired for Information ~.
epectgng canal tolls IN the dispute with
the United states. Sir John Thompson
said the government had no int;nation
of the presidents message 10 congress
except from the newspapers. Negotia-
tions had been going on and ,n purpu-
ance OF an understanding effected ~
Ministers Bowel and Foster en- their
recent visit 20 Washington, . commu.
nlcatson reached Washington for trnns-
mission 90 the president on the very
uay that the message WAS sssuod.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-25

KANSAS CITY, June 27.-Race results:
First race, nlne-slxteenths miles-Lucy
Day won, Sir Launcelot second, Hal
Fisher third; time, :5s4.
Second, four furlongs and nifty yards
--Thane won, Casa second, Helen
Wren third; time. l:5i.
Third, Elk furiongs-Stanley won,
Ferdinand second, Parihian third,
time, l:l9 As.
Fourth. one mile and fifty yards
Mulkey handicap-Pat King won. Gov
ernor Ross second, Carter Il third
time, l:s9.
Fifth, five furlopgs-Mamie b won
Peregal second. Sam Jones third; time
Los "a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-25

s-rperased BY Black Men on . Young
Woman.

wrh1IsxsPoBr. Pa. June 4.--A
sorrlble outrage vas prepetrs.ed on
ars. Nora ". Shelter, the pretty young
vife of bass ball player between >
and 10 O'Clock last night The woman
sss on her way home on .
lonely street. when she
~ss fslisd by . stone,
brown by one OF the three negroes
sho had evidently followed ker. The
men picked no the hespess woman,
.tfsed ber cries aud carried her to .
vscsns Ios. where they repeatedly out
rssed her. shs made . desperate
.srussle. until failing strength gave
Wv and she wAs ~ the mercy ef the
hend..s while 40 Of them held her
de~a The exnsr us~d fence railing -
pry. Nr& shelter lsy unconscious
IN ,he asia for an hous. after vhsehbns
soece~ssed "A crssiinG ~ her home.
TIE psisc~ made ssarcb Tor 80 bsut<s
and arrested TO negroes, VIE proved
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-25

ST. LouIs. June 24.--Ths lnterna-
tioual Pressmen's convention ended Its
SESSION today and adjourned TO meet in
Cincinnati on the third Tuesday of
June, 1879. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Theodore
ealoskowsky, st. LOUIS, president; first
ard second vice presidents. John F..
Ford. Akron. OHIO, and VIII @. Looms,
Detroit: secretary and treasurer, james
Geiscn Of New York.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-25

CHICAGO, June PA wash boflee
filled with benzipe sxploded ~ cohn =
Tobin's dye house ~ 4s< North Mood
street tins morning. Tie explosion 80
caused by q spark from . cigarette -
ing dropped into IL by Louis Cohn. The
latters lace and hands were badly
burned. He was taken % -. Eis1n~
beth's hospital John Tobin vas A,so
burned at,out The head, bps not eef1-
ousiy. The house took fire from tho
burning ell. but the are wat eKtsh-
guished without doing much dainano.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-25
HronwAYMrN cAprusRn.
Gang Of Robbers Broken Up In New
Jersey.

NKwaRs. Nj. i, June 2t.--Littie Falls,
. small station on the line of the New
York A Greenwood Lake railway. was
VISITED by sx highwsymen last night.
who rebbed travellers on the road -
Fsttsrson IN western styIf. joBn
Tonia. . Greek pedalsf of le~slIy, vas
snoehed down, beaten and r0bted by
the fellows. sHo knoeksd four teeth
cut Of his head. s~Ariy kslsang bss.
TIE rats~sssa Aasf Iltsis falis stage
was siopssa asd Albert oopslsad, the
driver, vss ot,s sed Go hand over what
riaasy se had. Mslsla ifsuisis. .
bIssksnltn. go AIss IA the eiAes u The
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-25
ANCIENT RACKET
Worked on 4 Susceptible Pennsylvania
Farmer.

KrrrASSISG, Pa. ine A--Thomas
Montgomery, q rich farmer living near
Ford City, Was fim-hamme0 out of
S6. 500 by two men with whom he was
unacquainted. Mr.. Montgomery re-
Gently sold his large farm Tor S25, 900.
Being compelled to move from his
farm near here owned by a man named
Wallace of Pittsburg, and offered 1t to
him for $1,000. The terms We're agreed
to. The proposition was made that IN
order to bind both parties. the pur-
chaser should depos So, 500 III n tin box
ana the two men put in 81 900 to show
good faith. The box was locked after
this was done and gwen to Mr.. Mont.
gonery, they keeping the key. While
On his way home Mr.. Montgomery be-
came suspicious and decided to open
the box. In squire Nelson's presence
tiis was done, ana two small sticks oc.
cup:sd the space where the money was.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-25

CnroAeo, June 24.--Todav's races 1T
Garfield park resulted ne folIows:
First race. one-haif miIe--JacR Iovle
won, Patsy second, Pekin third; time,
l.o4}.
Second, seven-eiehths mile--Yirrie
won, Johnny Greener second, Billy
P.nkefton third; time, ls5ss
Third, three-foarths mile Silver
Ado won. Hart Wallace second. yoi-
desse third; time. 1851.
Fourth. one and one eighth nilss--
Highland won. Blue Banner second.
Aulcus third: time, 1881.
Fifth, five-eighfhs mile - Emperor
Billet won. Rarthei z, Nora Daily
third time, ! sSS.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-25

Doctors Graves. Rssth. welsn and
itIllyes have offered their professional
services 90 the board OF managers of
fhe tBslarens Home. fir. tsfsves wlsi
sst as surgeon aad Df. Neleh wsll
treat diseases ef tsse eye. ear snd nose.
fsr. Hath effefs % furnish hs nssal.
aiaes a. veil Ss as sefsass.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-25

CHICAGO. June s& - Everything r
quiet NJ the headquarters Of The ekrik-
iIag walters today. a cree 81 th1Ft4
union men wae put ~ work IN The no
Ashland rssts surent thfa uofoinH,
wh,cb was . furtbes acquisition f0f tto
suikers. Eleven employers bn~e -
ceded 20 the strikers demanda. out
they are stil waiting FOR the saraooons
the Boefon Oyster house, Reclor'e an4
the LAKESIDE fc fall intc itne- A 0ee1>
ing wsIl be held merit Tuesday - con-
cider the sdsssability II contnning -
efrske
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-25

The first of series of contests und

the direction of the Y. NJ. c. A. Athletic
club, will take place today at Outing
park, commencing at O'Clock.
1t will be the handicap all round pam
tatheon, and will be open To all anna
teurs. The events will be: 100 yard
dash, throwing twelve pound hammer,
running high jump. pole vault, one
mile run and two special events, 30
hurdle and sack race. The prizes will
be golu and silver medals. In TINS
contest there VIII be q humping match
and obstacle race for the members of
the boys departments.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-25
Killed by a Horse.

FRANKFORT, Ind, June 24.-Scott
Richardson, q prominent hardware
and carriage dealer of Stockwell, re-
ceived fatal injuries in this city last
evening. from which he died today.
While driving young horse the ani-
NAL kicked HIM IN the face. The acci-
d mt was witnessed by q street full of
%, ODle.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-25

Nrw YoRx, June 2t.--Nrs Della Par
neil, mother OF the late Charles Stewart
psrnsil. returned from Europe thss
morning on the tiermspic. She hss
been sbsens severAi months and went
to Ireland to help IN the settlement Of
her sous estate. Fer the present che
viii make the city her home.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-25

John Rennie, . little Roy years old !,
Was left IN the Salvation Army bar
racks last night after the meeting had
disn,s sapt. He was asleep and hrs
mother. suppnang ne had gone home
with has father. went home and he vas
locked IN. The jsnitor was notified
and he vas taken out
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-25

vsw Ycss. Juae zs--Tbe Rev,
Thanrs< DIXON of The fwenty-thifd
street Esptsst church bas hem lnslesesi
BY ere srand Jury for ilbei against
Fxeiss Commissioner Jss<pa kash.
The alleged lllsei vss contained Ia 4
serr<nn asnoanslns tas saessa saas ssis-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-25
A Dangerous Gang Arrested.

SAY FRAScIsco, June PA big
counterfeiting gang was unearthed
here yesterday by the arrest of Clio.
vanni Ahetti and Paolo vixtoni. two of
the leaders. They were captured ss
work in the rooms where all the ap.
psratus for making spurious CON VAS
found. The ang composed:of about a
dozen men, has been in operation for
over twelve months. snd IN that time
must have put over 100000 worth OF
counterfeit money in circulation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-25
Furniture Dealers ASSOCIATION.

The furniture sellers of the city met
laat evening IN the Morton house ro-
tunda and discussed plans for organ
lzing q furniture sellers ASSOCIATION.
About forty dealers were present and
the association will embrace the lead
ing tirms of the csfy. IL will take an
active part IN entertaining the July con-
ventfOD.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-25

Dix Lives Lost IN California Confa-
grafton.
SAW FssxcIsco. June 25.-(2 s.m
The Commsres al holsi st Sanger Was
essroyed by ire this morning.
six Of the guests we're burned TO
ies.h and a number OF others injured.
No further details are obtainsbls at
HE hour.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-25
Grand total...........................-....'
The committee recommends the in.

Inc Conlmlttec recommends the ins
terest upon the sixth series of water
works bonds. beng the issue of
January 1, 1892. be paid from the
water works income fund.
The committee further recommends
that tho sum of $4,000 be placed in
the budget Of this year, and $4,000 IN
the budget of next year for The pur-
pose OF payment IN the principal of
the fret series of water works bonds.
issued October |, 1873, aud maturing
October l, 1898.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-25

The stockholders Of tbs GrsndsiIle
avenue toll road company met with the
oofnu1stfee On streess and city attorney
~ TIE council chsmter yesserdsy ard
e1erea 70 sell TIE otse-hsii nDiIe of tbeir
resa ~hsch isss within the city limits
fox 81 90.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-25

E.Aroxss. June 2ss--Today vs4 the
last dss OF the Iasonia races. Resait
of toass's races
Firss race. thrse-qaarssrs pnd
nafes ven. Tenor second. Cod. Clay
third: time. ilet.
seoond, selling, ens male. divided -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-25

Lydia A. Edwards hssheen appointed
20 elefksbfp IN the war department ~
Washington 81 o salary Of $500 per an
num. Mss Edwards II ~ present 10
the Office oi Secretary Kln~ey of the
improvements hoard She VII leave
for Washington WITHIN ten DAYS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-25

FnASKroRT, June 24.-Tbs Maycuos
papers announce today that Lieutenant
Won lsscius of the First HcssiAu Hus-
rare has been eeBtenccd 90 threo
months Imprisonment for he upseemly
behavior recently IA . beer garden on
the outskirls of the city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-25
GRAND RAPIDS FINANCE.
Council Will Meet Tonight to Discuss
the Budget.

The common council viii hold q spe-
cial meeting tonight to consider the
following budget prepared by the conn.,
mittee on ways and means:
Your committee would respectfully
report the following estimates of
amounts as necessary to be raised for
the use of the city for the ensuing
wear, VIZ:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-25

PARys. June 24.--The Marquis n
Moree was arrested this evening to-
killing Captain Mayor in duel Sle
took he arrest calmly, saving merely
that be felt justified IN all that he ha1
done, and had clear conrcsence.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-25
YESTERDAYS BASE BALL.
How the Boys Bat,ed the Ball on the
Diamond.

How the Boys Batsed the Ball on the
Diamond.
WASHINGTON, June 24.-Two games
were played today between Washing
ton and Brooklyn. Brooklyn won the
the first game, but IN the second Wash
ington turned the tables.
First game
washlnston--o 0 $500 o-es s
Brookiyn----.--2 o V-lz 10
Second game
brooklyn ID Q 0 0 o 0 90 .
BALTIMORE, June 2a.-Boston won
two games from the Baltmores today.
Both pitchers were effective.
First game
Balrimoreo 900 % 5 ]
Boston.......u U y u
Second game
baltimore 2 o o o O o o o. & 8
Boston............-l . D 0 B. Z Is ]
CHICAGO, June 24.--LouisvIile won
today's game by score of TO 0. The
game was pretty one from fielding
point but the grounds were Ia horrible
condition for playing.
IS'sssnl;...iSS IoHissiiIs.-~.--S 9 u 3 /.
PfITsBuRG, June "a. - The Cincin-
narls failed to connect with Terry's de-
livery in today's game and were shut
out.
Pittsburg...-.0 o o o O I o o Ia !
Pittsburg ID o 0 0 o o. Q ?
ST. LOUIS. June 2i.-St. Louis and
Cleveland today broke the seasons rec.
| ord by playing sixteen inning draw
game. The game was called after both
teams had failed TO score IA the six.
teenth inning.
New YORK, June 24.-The Phillies
went right on with their winning today
and easily defeated the New Yorks.
| Philadelphia ? 0f1 o o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04
WONDERLAND.
Probate court.

The subloined orders wtIo made by
Judge Bartch this morning;
EAiate Of l.. b. II, Miller, deceased.
Hearing on final account and distrlbu-
ton came on rs per continuance.
Theodore Bruback was sworn aud ex.
amlnod. Account allowed aud dis.
tribution made Rs prayed for.
Estate OF Mary Ann Childs deceased.
Hearing on petition for dialribution
came on M per continuance.
Afndavits o, p. J. and Lulu
Wallace offered and received rs evl.
dence. George Taylor sworn aud OK.
nmined. Distribution made 40 prayed.
Estate OF Briant 5tringam, deceased.
Hearing on petition for revocation OF
letters aud Reinsurance OF letters came
on regularly. Proof OF posting ap-
proved. Continued til y. m.
Estate vi Alex. Il. Mitchell, de.
ceased. Hearty on petition for
letters OF administration came on
regularly. Proof OF posting mp.
p AIRED. Alex. Mitchell sworn aud
examined. Order mado appointing
| Alex. Mitchell administrator ON filing
n bond ior sSIO0 and taking the mecca
-Aty oath.
Estate OF John Norman, deceased.
Hearing on petition Tor letters OF ad-
ministraiion came on regularly. Proof
OF posting approved. Annie Morlen-
sen hwoEn anu examined. Ordermade
appointing ChristiAn Mortepsen nd.
miaistralor on filing n bond for $500