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Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04

bert Built, collector of the port of New
Orleans under Lincoln, was married at noon
to Mrs. Mary Shreve-Goodloe Ransom Arch,
widow. Since his engagement the colonel
has been astoundcd by claim of the gov
eminent for 81 900. The colonel could not
understand It, saying he had never heard Of
any deficit in his Office He is a gentleman
of the old school and will pay the full
amount. rhe district attorney says the de-
felt was doubtless caused by clerical mis-
take and no lmputation is made by the gov
eminent OF Colonel BulliCs honor.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04
CAMPAIGN LIES REFUIED
lhadron Republicans Engage in an En-
thusiastic Demonstration.
HON. J. |. Caldwell WELL RECEIVED
Iscorted to the Opera House by Two
Hundred Members OF the Local Re-
pubiican club - Hon. Jcn
Smith at Arlington.

CnADRoN, Neb., Oct. g. Special Telegram
TO The BEE. Hon }. l.. Caldwell OF LIN
coin addressed an audience OF about 0oo In
this city tonight He paid most
of his attention to the Mckinley DILL
which he discussed IN very
able manner proving himself well posted
and refuting many of the democrat and inde-
pendent campaign lies regarding this Oil.
He was the guest of the Chadron Republican
club, the members Of which escorted him 10
the opera house with n torchlight parade OF
200, headed by the old soldiers and Jester S
Seventh Regiment band.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04
Both Had Notice.

CULpERTsoN, Neb., Oct 3-TTo the Editor
OF Tar BEE IA rumor has reached US thaa
County Treanurer G. w. Benjamin denies
that he received any notice from the su-
preme court on Friday, September 30. of its
actions. We, the Undersigned will mako
affidavit that we saw the dispatch from tho
clerk OF the supreme court TO the treasurer
aud heard 1t read IN the presence OF the
treasurer on Friday by the deputy clerk and
treasurer. Both had notice before they took
any books. w. w BRowN.
y. b. RIsLEY.
q. w. DANIELS
DIR FoTIHRGILL.
G. T.. BANKS
>. g. BENEDICT
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04
Kecovered Heavy Damnges,

MONROE, Mich, Oct. 3.--The suit of John
Conway against the Lake Shore Il Michigan
Southern and the Flint ~ Pleere Marquette
for da images as result OF the collision be-
tween the trains of the two companies in IA
tunnel near Toledo last November, has re-
suited in a verdict for the plaiutirf in the
sum of S3l 5S3 SUITS 10 the amount of
$500, 600 areNpending against the companies.
Each road claims that the other Is liable and
that the point VIII have 10 be settled in court
before the matter is settled.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04

LYONS, Ia, Oct. 3.-LouIs f. Dean, aged
4s, died of paralysis today. He served as
city clerk and was editor of the weekly Mir
ror number of years. He was bugler
throughout the war in the First Iowa cav
airy.
SANTA FE, N. M, Oct. 3.-Dr. B. M.
Thomas, territorial secretary under appoint
ment by President Harrison, died last night
after short illness of neuralgia of the stom-
ach. Deceased was q native OF Williams
port, Ind, 40 years of age and had resided
here for twenty years. Al the time of his
death he was acting governor ip the absence
OF GOYarnor Prince.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04

SALT LAKE, q. r., Oct g. Especial
Telegram to The BEE AT meeting
OF the Salt Lake Chamber OF Commerce to-
day, resolutions were passed of confidence in
and sympathy for w. H. Irvine, now unaer
arrest at Lincoln, NeD., for the murder OF
Banker Montgomery. The chamber es-
pecialy commends Irvine as "a pure, manly,
peaceful aud upright man, aud one who in
our belief Is utterly incapable of committing
an unlawful act unless under an uncontroll-
able Impulse produced bv some great and
oyermaslering excitement
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04
ASSAULTED BY ms CREIV,
Brutal Treatment of AN English Sea Captain

Brutal Treatment of AN English Sea Captain
at Benicia, Cal.
BENIoIA, Cal, Oct. s. 8.-Captain Adams, of
the British ship Arthur Stone, was seri
ously injured this morning by number of
the crew who came on board the vessel after
carousing on shore all night, and then began
fighting among themselves. Captain ADAMS
and the first mate endeavored to separate
them and were attacked. The former was
fatally kicked and beaten. The mates injur-
les are slight. There had been more or less
trouble on tho ship for months as the crew
oisliked the captain, who had refused to let
them leave the ship or pay them off,
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04
Bank wrecl,er Damn DYING.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Oct. a. Edward S. Damn,
the wrecker of the National Savings bank,
is lylug at the point of death. lie has been
UNCONSCIOUS for forty hours He was TO have
gone into court this morulug 10 plead guilty,
but on account of his condition his attorney
secured postPonement for week. There
are various rumors as TO the cause of his III
ness, il is learaed that he IS suffering from
Opium poison. He cannot recover.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04
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Walnut Hill KenuhlICanR.

The Walnut Hill Ninth Ward Repu olican
cluo Will meet tomorrow (ruesday) evening.
The candidates have been nominated and it
is the purpose Of tho club to outline plan of
campaign. Every member OF the club is
urged to attend the meeting as business OF
Importance to the club and the republicans
of the ward will be considered
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04
Notes of the Cholera,

HAMBURG, Oct. 3.-Niue thousand clerks
have been thrown out of employment owing
to the depressed condition growing out of
The cholera epidemic.
BUpA-PEsTm, Oct. 3.-From noon yester-
day to noon today twenty-one new cases Of
cholera and six deaths occurred, the victims
mostly being of the poorer classes.
ST. PErERsBURG, Oct. 3.-There was de-
crease of SIX in the number of new cases
and twenty in deaths from cholera Yesterday
compared with Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04

At Lizard: Passed Rhineland, from New
York.
At Bremen Haven; Arrived-Ems, from
New York.
At Philadelphia Arrived at Breakwater
Lord Clyde, from Liverpool.
AT New York: Acknowledgements, from
Liverpool,
Al Rio Janeiro: The steamer Marie
sailed for New York via Rio de- Janeiro Sep
tember 90 Enchantress sailed from Victoria
for New York October 2.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04
Another peek I,omD E,,ect.d.

New YoRH, Oct. 3 -Au Albany special
saws Commissioner Peck will soon explode
another 0! hls bombs in addition TO the re-
port receutly issued. 1t Is a continuation by
which he shows the increase OF wages of va
rious branches of worKingmen. This table
will be aoout twice as large as the one al
ready given out.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04

SEWARD, Neo., Oct Especial Telegram
TO TnE Bee. Hon. W. Il. Summers and
Hor. G, a. Atkinson addressed the largest
meeting tonight ever held In the local opera
house. Both gentlemen made rousing re
publican speeches. eleiting frequent APP
plause. The Republican t'lambeau club was
out In fun force, with many ip the rauEs
who voted with the Independents two years
ago. The meeting was a great success and
repu ollcans feel iubilaut.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04
Is Not "Cooney the Fox.n

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct 3,-George Geoghan,
alias Coleman, the suspected Cronin convict
In the Oregon penitentiary at Salem is not
"Cooney the fox,n but a brother of the
notorious Pete Ge0ghan, now serving term
in the penitentiary at Joliet. This is the
statement OF Detectives Collins and Rehan,
both of whom know ''Lhe fox.n
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04
Trouble with Union Printers.

DE,Dwoop, :. D., Oct 3.-tSpecal Tele-
gram to The BEE. The first contest be-
tween the printers union and Black Hills
newspaper is now on. The Lead Tribune
today refused 10 pay the scale of wages de-
manded by the union and locked out the
men. Tho paper comes out tonight without
any original matter ana with its columns
filled with plates.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04
--T s-7---7-7I----
McikIeIoh o is all Right.

q. f. Bayha of Neigh, Neb., one of the
pioneers of Nebraska, is in the city on busi-
ness. Mr.. Bayha is, enthusiastic over the
political situation in the Third district and
delares that Meiklejohn's election is assured.
Business Is also booming and the calamity
ties have not been Loft foot to stand on.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04
himself and favored his large audience with
an able and effective speech.
Sot Pleased with McKeighan

ELSIE, Ncb, Oct. 3,-tSpecicl Telegram to
THE BEE. -McKeighan made speech here
today to an audience OF about l25, mostly re-
pubIcaus Many independents were dis
pleased and declared themselves for An
drews. A large delegation OF republicans go
from mere tomorrow TO Grant to attend tho
joint discussion between Andrews ard Nc
Kaighan
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04
Democrats VIII Nor Fuse,

YASKToN, S. D., Oct. 3.-[Speciat Tele
gram to THE BEE. Secretary O'Brien of
the state democratic central committee sent
to the state auditor today tho certificates of
nomination of the democratic ticket named
at Chamberlain. MIR. O'Brien refuses to
state whether this means fusion or no fusion
with the independents, but 1t is believed that
the proposition TO fuse mas been declared off
ana the democrats will go it alone.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04
Much Republican Enthusiasm.

NoRFoLW, Neb.. Oct 3. Especial Telegram
to The BEE DR.. j. NJ. Alden of Pierce
was nominated for state senator by the re-
publicanS OF this district. TIE nomination
was made by acclamatlon. All republican
meetings are harmonious and enthusiastic
j. Sterling Morton speaks in the opera
house here this evening,
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04

ready to take the stump again and will pro-
ceed to maze the dates assigned him by
the state COMMITTEES. Tne condition of his
eye is greatly improved.
The Crounse-Van Wyck dates are as fol-
lows:
YORK, October 4, Tuesday, 9 p. m.
Kcarnev, October s, Saturday, 9 n. m.
Broken Bow, October IL. Tuesday, 2 y. IN.
Hastings, OCTOBER l8, Thursday, ? p. III.
Fremont, October Is, Saturday, , p. IN.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04
An Epidemic OF Diphtheria.

CEDAR RNrIDs, Ia, Oct. Especial Tele-
gram to THE BEE, AN epidemic of diph-
iberia prevails in this city snd there is great
alarm felt at its rapid spread, The little
daughter of Mayor John Henderson died of
the disease last night, and Others are danger
ouslv i'll. A strict quarantine is being en-
forced
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04
Started on the Third.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 3.-The inter
national cricket match between the Irish
team and All Philadelphians was won today
by the home team by score of 216 to l93
AS the Irishmen won the first match, a third
and deciding match was started this after
noon with the visitors at bat. When stumps
were drawn the Philadelphias had captured
two wickets for 8 runs.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04
Sleeping on Their Arms.

KEARNEY, Neb,, Oct 3-lSpecial Telegram
to TIE BEE. Captain Olson, commanding
company A, Second regiment, received OF 2
ders this afternoon from Adjutant General
Vifquain TO nave his company in readiness
10 move 10 Culoertson, the scene OF the Hitch
cock county scat war; at a moments mo-
tice The members responded forty strong
and are sleeping on their arms tonight with
expectations of moving about II O'Clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04
UEiiHER FORECASTS.
1t VIII Be Fair and Variable winds WIN
Blow Today in Nebraska.

1t VIII BE Fair and Variable Winds Win
Blow Today in Nebraska.
WAsHINoToN, ID, c., Oct. 3 Forecast for
Tuesday: For Nebraska - Fair, variable
WINDS: warmer in northwest portion.
For Iowa FAIR variable winds, warmer
in northern portion.
Local Rcc0rh.
OFFICE or the WEATHER BUREAU, OMAHA,
Oct. 3.-Omaha record OF temperature and
rainfall compared WIN corresponding day OF
past four years
1892. 1891 1s0). 1880
Maximum temperature. ls9 AZ G59 IO9
Minimum temperature. w. AZ BJ- 4D9
Average temperature ,.,... b97 ~ CD GS
Precipltat on. ......,...,, w 2.t1 OO-
Statement showing the coalition Of tenn
perature and precl clpitation at Omaha tor the
day and since March !, 1892. as compared
with the general average;
Normal ten Dcrature. ....... 80. ,......,.. $50
Excess for the eday..........,.......... ll9
Deficiency since Murch L.........,.. ...... 25i=
norman preclplthllol,. .t''''''''''' '''' " llch
deficiency for the day..,.........,..... 10 inch
Deficiency since March hmm. .,....l ~ inch
O. T.. LAwIoS, Observer
For South DaKota-Fair, warmer, winds
shiiting 10 southerlY.
For North Dakota-Fair, southwesterly
winds, warmer in northeast portion.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04
Thurston at nroken Row.

iRoKeS Bow, Neb., Oct. g. Especial 10
In BEEl-Last SATURDAY was red letter
dlf for Broken Bow. Hon. }. NJ Thurston
spoke here in the forenoon. The largest
crowd that ever Assembled In Broken Bow
Was present. MIR. TGurslon was fully AZ
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04
Co,npany q Ready.
NoIhItHy htHHy'
ncg, Neb., Oct. 3. -lSpecial Telegram

BEATRICE, Neb, Oct. 3. Especial Telegram
to TUE BEE, Captain Palmer, commanding
company g, First regiment, Nebraska Ma
tIonal Gpaids ot-this clty, today received or
ders TO hold his company III readiness 10
proceed TO Cuibertson. Hitchcock county, 10
assist In preserving order in the county scat
contest EoW prevailing there.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04
New YORK rxchange Quotations.

NEw YoRH, Oct 3.-iSpeclal Telegram
o Tar BEE. Exchange was quoted a' fol-
lows; Chicago 60 cents discount; Boston, %
0ei5 cents discount; st, Louis, 30 cents
QIseouat.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04
Mrs. Barrison,s Condition Grows Worse.

WASHINGTON, u. c., Oct. 3.-Hrs. harri-
son has not had very comfortable day, and
is not quite as we'll tonight as she has been
for week past. Her condition, however, is
not such as 10 excite alarm.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04
RESULT OF IN IOJT.i FHUD.

Clark Brothers Waylaid and Shot in
Mahaska County.
OsKALoosA, Ia, Oct, 3.-One Helm, near
Fremont. Mahaska county, wayInid the
Clark brothers Saturday night and killed
one and fatally wounded the second. The
tragedy was the result of feud.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04

New YORK, Oct. 3.-Grover Cleveland
spent the morning in opening mail and
answering letters. He mad no visitors of I'M
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04
Democratic Primaries.

Yesterday tne uemOcratlc voters VINO felt
inclined walked up to the polling booth and
planted aslittle Australian ballot in ratifca-
tion of the caucus nominees for delegates o
the city convention, which meets on WedL es-
day. In tho Third ward Dick Burdish was
beaten in his attempt to secure renomina-
tiou, and Pete Elsasser again proved himself
the democratic Hancy Hanks Of the fighting
Second. The results of the afternoon are
partially shown here:
Charles Brandies was an easy winner IN
the First, polling 3l2 votes, while Louis
Schroder polled l39.
Pete Elsasser showed his strength in the
Second by drawing out 4O1 votes for himself
against II for Martinoyltch and 63 for Will
liam Hay.
In the Third ward there was hard fight
between McAndrewS and Dick Burdish.
When the votes were counted McApdrews
had l4O and Burdish 1872
There was close fight in the Fourth ward
between George G. Whtlock ana George H.
Guy, who were rival councilmanic cand-
dates There was but one ticket in the field
and the names of the candidates were ap-
pended TO the ticket with the understanding
that the one receiving the most votes should
have the support OF the delegation. Mr..
Whltlock won by exactly one vote. The
| delegation is Henry Anderson. W. +. Bren.
| nan, p. ii. Carey, NJ. j. Dowing. X, Eagle
| man, +, j, Lange Ed Mullen j, j. Philbin
and Z. F. Tuttle.
The FIFTH ward delegates are: j. j. Con
| Ion, f. c, Erfing, j. G. Guiifoil, K. q. Hew-
| itt, Thomas ID. Kenney, Nike Leary, John
| McGorry, f. w. Solon, w. Won Kruger.
| In the Sixth ward there was little or no
| interest taken, Everybody conceded that
| Ed n. Brown mad n walkaway, and for
! that reason only twenty-five Of the faithful
| democrats put in an appearance 10 cast their
| vote The caucus delegates were elected
| and are solid for Brown.
| Eighth ward delegates j. u. Connolly
| p. O'Malley, j. B. Sbeehan, Joseph Butler,
| f. NJ. Keatley, Thomas Sullivan, j. H.
| Schmidt, s. b. Leonard.
Ninth ward delegates; Edwin Burke
! Dan b, Honln, Fred Metz, jr.. NJ. w, Paine
| +. ". Simpson, Adam Snyder. ID. q. Sut-
| phen, Robert Taylor, Frank T.. Zimmer; foi
! councilman, Churchill Parker
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04
Formed "A Marching club.

The members of the three republican clubs
of the Sixth ward have pooled their issues
aud organized marching club which they
clam will oveltop anything that has yet
been seen In that line. The men TO the num-
ber Of 200 have signed the roll for uniforms
and ueXJ week hey will parade the streets
under the name of Tue Mercer Guards
Judge Crounse Again IN the saddle.
Judge Crounse said yesterday that ne is
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04
Forest FIRES Burn themselves out.

WoopBINE, N. j., Oct 3.--The forest fires
between here anu Belle Plalne have burned
themselves out
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04

main as long as may be necessary to keep
tho. peace, check improper interference,
allow free expression of opinion ana facili-
tate business
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04
WONT RECOGNIZE 'EAI.

Dick Smith Says the New Republican City
Central Committee is Irregular.
Dick Smith don't propose to let 60 of his
position as chairman Of the repu blicsn city
central committee. At the meeting of the
city convention held September 20 a new
city central committee was appointed, all OF
the wards naming members OF the committee
except the First ward delegation, who
claimed that the old committee held over for
another year. The new committee met.
however, and organized by electinR Richard
Smith as chairman and II. M. Waring as
secretary Notice of the action of the com
mittee was forwarded to MIR. Smith. He
has replied as follows:
OMAHA, Neb., Oct 3.-H. NJ Waring, Esq.
Secretary Supposed City Central Committee.
Omaha: Dear Sir-l am Informed through the
press and from other sources that you have
elected me chairman of your supposed city
central committee. AS do not consider that
your committee is regular therefore must ig-
more said committee, as am aiready chair
man OF the egulnr city central committee
My reasons for this action are as follows:
The call was simply for Il Board OF Education
convention and no other business. Heretofore
IL has always been the custom for the commit
tee to hold over until the regular convention
for all city officers to be put in nomination.
you elected your committeeman. Another
reason that would make the election of your
committee irregular is the fact that ladies
participated as delegates in the selection of
this committee. These are my reasons for ig-
noring your actions and standing by the old
committee. Respectfully.
RICHARD SMITH,
Chairman Renubl lean Clty Central t,om,nittee
, 1892-05-17
PERSONALITIES.
Aaron Hartsuck is in Tacoma.

Aaron Hartsuck is in Tacoma.
Mayor O'Brien is at Shelton.
Mrs. 10. Rathbun is in Tacoma
Colonel Ben Turner is in Tacoma.
Mrs. Mitchell Harris is in Tacoma.
Charles Leighton is on adown-Sound trip
L. D. W. Shelton, of Seattle, is in the city
Thomas Crisman has returned from Tu-
lalip.
Fred R. is home from a visit to
Seattle.
L, Bowman was a passenger on the Taco
ma train.
Professor Jones was passenger to Taco
ma today.
DR.. e: M. Brown, Of Tacoma, is in the
city on business.
Mrs. Turpin will leave in week or two
for Los Angeles.
Albert Ruth has been admitted to mem
beIship in Company "A.
Col. Scott, of the Port Townsend South
ern railroad, is in the city.
Mrs. George +. Stone was a passenger ON
the Multnomah this morning.
IA son was born 10 Mrs. q. IA. w. Shock
-at the Olympia hotel Oh Monday.
%. O. Ferguson, of Snohomlsh, was in
the city on Monday, on tide land business.
Louis King, of Seattle, brother of the
Chinaman who was robbed of $500, is in
the city.
o. G. Lacey and Dr.. Newell will talk to
the Farmers Alliance at South Union, to-
morrow night.
Alfred Thompson went to Tacoma today
to receive his hearing before the United
States commissioner
Colonel Augustus Boyd, Of Philadelphia,
father Of Thomas Henderson Boyd, left
for the East this morning.
Among the Knights of Pythias attend
ing the convention at Tacoma, were b. w.
Davis, a. w. Wisner, M =. Gordon, Will
Liam Bettman, j. @. Rathbun, H. b. Gu
sack, and Ed Free.
A. A. Phillips, f. F. Williamson and ].
@. Horr, of Olympia, are at the Northern
hotel, Seattle Mr.. Phillips, who is one of
the regents Of the state university, went
there to attend meeting Of the board
Bishop Junger, Of Vancouver, will be In
Seattle on Wednesday. He is visiting the
diocese, and goes there from the Gray's
harbor country. After a short time in Sc
attic he will 80 down the Sound.
Senator w. G. Rutter has gone to Roslyn
for the purpose Of looking into the work
ings of the mining law (of which he is the
father) in an emergency like the present
one.
Professor L. F. Henderson has resiened
his position in the high school to take UP
botanical work for the Worlds fair com
mission. Superintendent Brintnall will in
struct Professor Henderson, Is classes for the
balance of the school term.
, 1892-05-17
HAS A LEVEL HEAD.
The Mayor Of Los Angeles and a
Religious Craze.
EEe Will MOI Issue a Proclamation
for a Religious legal Holiday
Because He Thinks the Officers
should Attend TO Their Business.

for Religious legal Holiday
because He Thinks the Officers
should ttend TO Their Business.
Los ANGELES, May 17.The religious ex-
element is increasing. Hundreds claim
to be converted. Many business houses
will close tomorrow. Mayor Hazard re-
fuses TO comply with the councils request
declaring a legal holiday. He says the
city should entertain the eastern editors
and attend to religious matters afterward.
He says in message, "As a result of the
editors visit to our city, our people are
making every effort to entertain them to-
morrow, and the entertainment does not
include religious observances and to issue
a proclamation as requested would be an
act inconsistent with our duties as officials
Of the city having in charge the
entertainment Of our guests. Under
the charter Of our city nearly every city Of
fetal is required to devote his entire time
to the duties of his Office and is
paid therefor and certainly we as
and executive branches would
not be performing ours i'll requesting these
officials to abandon their offices on that
day and devote themselves to other things
not provided for by law, and in my judg-
ment inhibited by the fundamental law of
our land. No matter how praiseworthy
the act might be, it is manifestly unfair to
request that we officially recognize the
work of any church or combination of
churches, no matter how numerous, if it
involves violation and neglect of duty
and the establishment Of unwise prece-
dent. ~
, 1892-05-17
MANLY MBTHODISTS
Sound the Alarm That the Law
is Outraged.
The Government Called Upon to
Enforce the Law i'm the south
and Stop the Murder of the COl-
ored People.


and Stop the Murder of the Coll
ored People.
OMAHA, May A.. Bishop Bowman pre-.
sided at this mornings session of the
Methodist conference. The committee on
itineracy reported in favor of the year
limit on the appointment of pastors. 1t
was recommended that the bishops be per
mitted to appoint pastors every year with
out reference to places to which the minis
ter had been assigned the previous year.
AS the church law has stood for many
years, the pastor could not remain at one
place longer than five years III. succession.
The report was made special order for to-
morrow morning. The committee on the
state Of the church brought in report fair
ly bristling with denunciation Of outrages
practiced on the negroes in the south.
calls on the government Of the states and
the church and all good citizens to rise
and abolish these outrages. TheresoIution
declared that the colored people were
treated shamefully OH trains, at hotels,
shot down like dogs, and the law of the
land trampled under foot by people who
despised the colored race The report
caused a great stir. A number of delegates
made vehement speeches, calling on the
great Methodist church to sound the alarm
and stand firmly for the rights of the col
ored people The report was unanimously
adopted by rising vote.
By order of the day the election of officers
OF the book concerns, etc, was then called.
DR.. Sanford Hunt and DR.. Homer Eaton,
who have been agents Of the New York
book concern some years, were nominated
nf lFNIli ott n ~ 4,I-