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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02

Now John. if 1 say "yes." it's on one
condition-will you promisea Yol had
better say yes-well, it's that you will get
me a bottle of Haller's Pain Paralyzer.
Why! Because it's the best thing for
headache and rheumatism I ever heard of
and its so nice for babies when they have
the collie and diarrhea. For sale by Gilds'
pharmacy, Brooks Arcade.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02

preliminary bouts Of three rounds each: R.
Gates of Salt Lake City VS.. J. Chase of
Fort Duchesne, Utah; Johnny Mack Of
Omaha vs.. Willis Lewis of Salt Lake /;
James Blackburn of Salt Lake VS.. Phillip
Howard Of Baltimore.
The admission is 81; reserved seats,
$3.50. The exhibition begins at 9 o'clock
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Fritz Rsipen's Improvements.

There is a small army of men at work in
the Walker pavilion, which is rapidly be-
ing transformed, and when completed il
will indeed be a thing of beauty. The
entrance Is most striking, and reminds one
of the Arabian Nights tales. Reipen ex-
poets to open his new quarters about the
18th of this month, and there will be nc
more attractive resort in the wide west.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02
Rrnnine nm Aha Aranna.

1t was announced yesterday that Chi
cago syndicate had either leased or pur-
chased the old Franklin Avenue theatre,
and that the building would be at once
renovated, the upper portions being used
for lodging purposes and the basement for
cafe, to be run on the most approved
plan.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02
A DISABLED STEAMER.
The City Of Chicago Runs Her Stem into q
Cliff on the Irish Coast.

LONDON, July THE Inman steamer
City Ct Chicago from New York June %
from Liverpool is here on the Irish coast
about half mile inside the west head Of
Kinsale. The steamer ran her stem in the
cliff during q dense fog within half an
hour of high water. The sea was smooth
and the wind moderate. The vessel is in a
bad position and from ali that can be
learned it will be difficult task to get her
of. The passengers and mails were landed
by means Of life boats. The forward COM
partments Of the steamer are full of water
The weather is so thick with fog that the
tugs have not yet succeeded in clearing
the harbor and will experience considera-
bic difficulty in reaching the disabled
steamer
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02

NEW YoRK, July La London special
says:--At 2:S0 a. N. report just received
from the City of Chicago say that at the
first shock there was soma fears of panic
but Captain BEDFORD, by the most admir-
able management and coolness, avoided an
additional catastrophe and the crew
worked tremendously. The passengers
have probably sll been safely landed by
this time and will don Dtless soon be heard
from at KinsRle
Another special says the passengers en-
tered the boats in order without excite
ment and were conveyed ashore, thence TO
Queenstown to be sent by rail and steamer
10 various destinations
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02
cgEAp RATES For THE 4TH.

The Union Pacific offers its pa tron
cheap 4th of July rates as usual this year
For dates OF sale and limits Of tickets or
any additional information apply to
d. Z. hurley,
Agent Union Pacific system, 2O1 Main
street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02
Postal Notes.

r Box rent is now due.
On July 4th the general delivery and
stamp windows will be open from q. M.
to IL NJ, and the carriers windows from
II a. N. to IL N.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02
WALKER HOUSE.

Salt Lake city, Utah, American and
European plan; rates g and 80 per day. ].
McClusky, proprietor dining department;
Bechtol & Sands, proprietors hotel depart
ment
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IN BUSINESS HAUNTs.
Increase in the Earnings at the Postofiice-
Postal Notes.

The earnings Of the postoffice for the
month ending June 30, were S7,eOO.1s, as
against Sc. 965.17 for the month previous,
and 81, OO1.O7 for June, 1891.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02

Total of the leading cities of the United
States for the week ending June 80, is
u. OBS, 6s5, $685. decrease OF 0.2 per cent. as
Smpared with the same week last year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02
FIGHr-FIGHT.

: Wherel What When Why right
here, right now and all the time, is going
onsa struggle with desease for health and
Haller's Sarsaparilla and Burdock is the
most successful opponent that science has
thus far discovered. For sale by Gild's
pharmacy, Brooks Arcade.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02
AMETEUR THEATRICALs.
The Pleasant Hour Minstrsls Give Perform
ance at tho "Barnette.


ance at tho 'Barnette.
Last evening the Pleasant Hour Minstrel
com pany-whose members are nearly all
employees Of r. K. Thomas-gave per-
formance IN honor of that gentleman's
birthday The performance was COM
plimentary, and about one hundred and
fifty Of the invitations were responded to-.
Clever singers delighted the audience with
popular songs, and fine music was rem
dered on guitars, viollns and banios, while
F.. s. Thomas and F M. Stockdsle, the end
men of the company, convulsed all their
auditors by their clever hits. After the
minstrel performance. which was most
excellent in every way, there was farce
played as an Egyptian Mum
mies"-and the members OF the company
were compiimented highly on their his
trionic ability.
The names OF the performers are ::
Messrs. H. Field, f. M. Stockdale, f. s.
Thomas, +. w. Altree, J. G. Edwards,
Thomas Pinkerton, W. S. Needam, Arthur
Day and Frank Brown. The performance
was given in Mr.. Thomas miniature
theatre at 447 South First West, called the
"BarnetteD
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Always at your command. IDANHA
G. s. l.. & H. $. RAILWAY.
special Tralna to Bountiful JuIy and 4

Special Trains to Bountiful July and 4.
Trains leave Salt Lake for Bountiful at
5 80 q. ID. and every 10 minutes from a..
N. to p. m. Returning, leave Bountiful
at 6:15 and a. m. and every 40 minutes
from 10 a. m. to 10 p. N.
On July 4th, special train leaves Salt
Lake at IL p. M and returning, leave
Bountiful about o. m. at close of dance.
Fourth Of July celebration at Bountiful.
Grand dance in evening.
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Clearlng House Sacrament.

NEW YORK, July 1.-The following are
the clearings for the week ended Friday,
July /, 1892:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02
TIME GALLoPs WITHAL

Dew Drop can goods are the best. The
best is good enough. ROGERS & Co.
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IDAaHA, IDANuAs IDANHA, IDAvHA.
GRAND EXCURSION

To Provo on July 4th. Rate 81 for round
trip. Excursion train leaves Salt Lake a,
g. M, via Rio Grande Western.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02

Y.P.s. c. E., AT NEW YORK, JULY TO
10.
For this occasion the Union Pacific will
sell tickets to New York City and return
at one fare for the round trip. For any
additional information apply to
ID. e. BURLEY.
Agent Union Pacific System, 20l Main
Street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02
BY JAMES FENIMORE COOPER.

roveIsts
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02
Children Cry for Pitchers castorla.

When Baby was sick, we gave her castoris.
When she ives Child. she cried Tor Casrorias
When she became Miss. she CHUNG to Castoris.
When shehad Children, che gave them Castorias
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02
THE GIRL OF THE FUTURE.

Eleven hundred and forty-two families
use 1t on their tables. INDANHA.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02


The largest and best Cook Book ever pub
lished. Portrait OF Martha Washington On
outside. A perfect index by which reference
may he instantly made to any recipe for cook
ing in Gil its departments. 1t contains also
medical department. which is Invaluable Toilet
recipes. A com lete department. devoted to
personal dress and etiquette. Advice to
mothers and daughters, as we'll IS to young
men. Printed on good paper and hand somely
bound in stir paper covers
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02

Prominent physicians testify to the mer-
its of INDANHA.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02

bVtF bILCt dtIHIntU Inc InTeTn1TiOnII 8uttts8 Of
one American author. Poe, has since gained 3
name at oil commensurate with Cooper's abroad
The great author is dead, but his charming 70.
mances still live to delight new generations Of
readers. "The wind OF the lakes and the prairies
has not lost its basam and the salt Of the sea
keeps It's savor," says the same writer abevs
quoted Z, Beautiful indeed are COopers stories OF
the red rnan and the pioneer full Of incident IN.
tensely interesting, Astounding IN adventure, Jet
pure, elevating. manly, and entirely devoid OF oil
the Objectionable features OF the modern Indian
story. No reading could be more wholesome FOR
young or old than Cooper's fame1s novels. & An
entirely new edition Of the Misunderstanding Tales
has justsasen published, in one large and hand.
some volume OF over three hundred large quartO
pages containing all OF these famous rOmances
complete, unchanged and Unabridged. viz:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02
A delicious drink IDAs HA Lemonade

General Agent c. M. R'y, Salt Lake Cit
Utah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02
TIE DEEaS1AYER, THEPATHFINpER,
THE LAST OF TIE MoEICANs.
THE PIONEERS, TIE PRAIRIE.

This handsome edition OF the Misunderstanding
Tales is printed upon good paper from large tgpe.
It Is q delightful book and one which should
have place In every American home. 1t con-
tains Eve Of the most charming rOmances that the
mind OF man has ever conceived. whole win.
ter's reading is comprised IN this mammoth vol.
ume. All who have not read Cooper's stories
Every member OF the family circle viii be delight
with the publisher OF this excellent edition OF the
to o1er this large and beautiful book almost as q
make would not have been possible few Yeas
OF paper and great competition in the book tgsde
Is il tine most marvellous Of all.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-15

rArgzAvES July ~ - SPECIAL. - CSsv
Treasurer Thomas Henderson ~sta-aed
from up-Soan3 Mon12y accompanied ev
his ward. Mss Ks.e 2 Henderson. whom
lie had gone - Tacoma - meet on her
way here from BeiSnap. Mont Ms.
Henderson ) 5 pare b,ool T2n&t2a Soak
Indian. She & rev 2asls - years q az.
ana Aas been The w2~& u VI. Henderson
s.ace she vas &ao2E vs2-s ~ &ss. Size Is
oce0py.ne apartments ST iAe Penn bald
5nc. n Harris street. a23 w24 remain II
Fa>-havS0 IS he ECesI q NJ. Ee23e--
sa2 20 : iew weeks. Size hSs been sAs
rec p.e9t Il considerable attention 81 TIE
y2r7 ~ s number - &ae Influential c@E3-
xsns ssnce her arrival She was IN scAoo.
coat1a uoGs3y ~ ten years ard = grad
uase ~ Gae governmental 2a-1nal scAea.
81 Hampton. Va, &n3 has supplemented
RE- e5GcAs 81 WIKI considerable travel
sn1 s2e0t enc - Aer vacations = Bps
Ten - TIE g2ess .: Mss S2A-Aask. tie
So Ao~sSS
TIE psss vea- : he taught n the govern
yaeps school ~ b khan. Mont, and has
been transferred " Genera. Morgan, com
missioner .: lG23za a..&l-s, to~ TIE COM
ing se1oo. ves.- - is2ca 81 TIE F@y&-.-o
ScaAal. Cea- Eaco-0a
TIE SDge-.1ceuc aai apllshr2sngs
q Mss Hen &e-S22 : complete v-EsG2ca-
lien e the ro-.cy = The govern gseat = -
e..ecss - e1caS5s the Indians Sc w&s
adopted ev NJ. Henderson, when he wSs
rs, trader II Poplar R-ve-, Mont. $
ts = wears 2.te- tae C2sIs- raAss>e-s, Aa1
Vas 81 &G%e g3-1e = 1it;.e AA.I-nS6e1, hall
starved ~a@ ~ f2s p-s.as lss22sa she
Aas tae &&-k e>22p exsca a22 So SsE,g seA1-
l0ss - t1s >-o@x raea. she = gate sao&
.ook- rs. ve-y E~sevszl and modes, and
.acv..Ge Il aer manners Ey55e0s-r sc
Aas E2@Se tie 1-os; - the opportunities
tar ~ ~ca1.ea - generously Afforded L.
y N 8s@@@~saa, s. sae : ao' o1.y ws--
ve~Se1 = a2-~2A. ssu5sss, h@t : 81 exec
lesr =, ,.>as-a-s. g.s-fa-z..s-sc via more :a&D
avs-Ase s>-~gy 81 oosA &c gGs92- an
vsz&A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-15
CARNEGIE wORkNEN STRIKE
All the Ccmpagy's Mills IN PIttseur-
SRcs-4-Gxhwrs Mast >Avs Down

EEr-sBCzs. Jay 1.-The smc2ovss IN
CA-1sS@ss Grpe- 2a2 2oSs- Union ra51tx
n g1zs c2Ev. <--GcS 81 reox. a-S ne SaS
was ,@rae3 e n tae furnaces. ~
o'c-2ck tbs zfs@-noo1 TIE men N
b. re departments were ous .-S ne
nils sAcg 1ov2. Tae nea S--ZxS As>a- -
1ae eoE.a p&ay refused. - oo1fs- ag2za wis2
The HOMESTEAD men. No-ASGs hss nesn
hears r-o-a tie Beaver F&--S p3A-e. a9s
Eee men v-2e&A~y >ErGck tAe~e. eas.
Ia,s evening bosA - he Cn1a1 x-an rzsaes
ca2s@6 Gow2. &a3 ao1S>ss we-e = sss~g er
re co- PAW Warning .-esD&SSS-s - Keen
- ne prars-sy. Aho1s So men we~e
s1eczs1 ~ TIE ssrl&e n tAs xxa MS
Tie SsAys- PAS p@&Gg. wAsca = Closed -
reE22-s, : - resume operations o. Maa~
Gay Csx1- a1E To- E2s2 sSv tAsv ~ ns<
-etE-a - wo-k 1aAsss he E--2 s-2-ts a.
osAs- coalfe-e0ee 30 &c Homestead wes-k-
s-s he C.os1ng 1esE g - two
-G3.-S WI A&vS depressing szTxe.
1co2 - S101s - SGSs-sss - tA2f
varf - c1e c,Ey- Tie AsySaa2e Br
Works SSAe-se- n o~Ss. a. s@vs-aE sshe-
construction Gl--s w1-- cr5e2ese34v sse
forced ~ 1859. sAGs tnc-s2s.2< tAs wu->-
- y de men - tw2ee tazs leaving sAe
IDlon mills
ENsLAHz. EstA. jar 1&-Ag : meeting a.
he c-l-1saE trades Z1soa< ~ tA&s ear as.
E.<hs. resolution e+eeee<t tw General So
= arr Aa<2S~. ~ tAs CS-eecse~Ss S~s
}o1nsrs' Iz2oa e A12svsca - sas xass>s
tsa. he c&rgsaEses ~s4& no wavx "a ssv
sG-l1@ag wes-e Ss-CesE-A1 s-aa : ARA 81
~ Carnegie. wss 2&ooee2
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-15

TACOMA. JAY Special. David 5.
Curiosity. answered enc 81 the "a loe free
advertisements, watch are ssae<asIy con-
dsZl1Sl ~ aocA. -sa. estate naea IS schemes
% catch the gllsi5ge. In this case the
Tree lct sow2" : named Cascade City,
and s-zssll Outline map o. the Canadian
Northern and Union Pacific and the Great
Northern railroads Shows i as being nlli-
ard o. the zasln 4S1e o. the Northern Pa
cz1c- The toga : pasted into forty a.ocks
.. -5sy los eSca. ~ twelve los % sle
ac-s- Instead of 8 free lo:. the scheme 5
10 exaes s. to< = osej an! notary pGoalc
fees At This rate L Is estimated the
scas--s-s ce151 res.lze from So - SIS per
ac-e- II the Land. i indeed the-e Is Sny
$ % per acre. something cocad 6e realized
Tie replies 20 M-. Wolfsksll's letters a-s
Letters printed n copying INK With type
writer style q type. Fney are n sae
us12l sll1z.as style aai SPEAK II ''coute-l-
plated improvements AMI IS $ further
e-lzsc1er Tor sAe uawz-y offer the .1sosTs-
Ing 10. for So. which they claim : the
value O. the free lot The company which
- operating This scheme calls Itself hv the
sounding gzfse 81 State e WasaJa s1on
Land Company, sud claims Is ctHce u
the Chamber OF Commerce" building AZ
Chicago The PosE-ISTEL-.sENcEz few
Z3nsas $50 exposed s s@-1s.z- crooked
SeGS-S
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-15

Congress Likely to Adjourn in
the Last Week of July.
APPROPRIATION BILLS MOVING.
Little Chance for tAe P0yallup Bill
The senate Decides to Permit
Liquor 1T the Worlds Fair.

W.sEgSs-ox Cry, July A-fSpeciai -
Senator Allen said today that the chances
appeared 10 be against his getting CD the
FuyallGp Indian bill 6u-ing the present
week The fsct tbs; the approximation
bills z-e still under consideration makes
il u udicioas for sny senator 20 t-y 70 %.
~ measure of sny local importance.
Senator Allen does not consider il polite
10 asteTnp; 10 further anta<oaiZe any Of
these appropriation measures 10 get u
the b4l bzt next vil watch
81 opportunity 10 set The Pay-
hopes 20 secure . vote on i. He saws be
has right 70 be persistent n c-owding
this measure. because the people residing
in the vicinity OF TIE Puyzllup reservation
have al petitioned and anxious.y desire
the measure 10 become las before sae
recess Is taken
The Indications EoE point 70 the sum
ner recess being taken not lister than jay
- The men wao have SO; IN sigh; ef The
Closing I'd Of the FAC ends Of the SESSION n
both branches Of congress z-e today pre-
G3ct!ng that there IS 10 reason WHY n
a. 5oErEnear sho1ld Tot re reached hy
thai uue. i not S little earlier An a3-
;o1r1nenf th1s early ri. O coarse affect
some local matters OF minor importance
in Washington and the Pacific North
sest. eat i = not probable that say bills
thai 3 I'd atec1 the people 70 any great ex-
tent E1ll have 70 20 over.
The most important thing n the war o.
national legislation i5At Is almost certain
nov 70 90 over until next session : the
Nicaragua canal bill Ta1s Is. % cou-se.
Of fallv as uGca Interest 70 the people o.
the state d Washington and that section
o. the caalsEv - aag other maze on the
globe. The mass Il Petitions that have
come from the paelGc North vest daring
the past session indicate faA7 ta= people
there take : great deal o. interest II the
ozllGing OF shss cana and desire canEress
t. f2&e early acslo2 II the matter. The
abe presentation Of the canal. meas,
IRE ~ Senator Allen eSr3y IN the
session has had s great deal 81 effect
n increasing the interest n The Nicaragua
scheme IN she capital CITY. and the -esasts
OF tha; speech n Us .UtG-e consideration
VAL c5aai very materially. Nal.s the
senator = so.new has disappointed thst
nothing farther wSs accomplished 81 this
session n 3a.s direction. he : satisfied
thai 81 the session beginning December
next something 1e1nlte ell be done to-
w2-1 granting - TIE Nicaragua cana.
managers al appropriation - begin, Il not
20 carry the work forward 10 some 3e1nlie
point
Both extremes. free silver men aad
ants. have their own story Of yesterdays
ha5fle o. fhe silver question. and al a-e
extremely anxlols - gel away ana Gem
nence eanp23gn work. Many members
heretofore las-eacAe5 behind big major
ties now begin 10 feel appteAeas.ve and
wish 10 confer with thar Constituents. 50
matters Of legislation are being hurried
forward With 81 expedition and with The
anal passage Of the appropriation bl4ls the
present session Of congress Viii end.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-15

Ess- CIALLsN. Juiy t2-EESpsecial- The
GRel-ias-hoase q Pets- NcSa.sy. On his
-arch, I'VE niles soCsa o. This pi.cs w2s
destroyed by forest Tres lass Sa11-Gsv.
HIS vile and I'VE children we're alone On
sAs place and nothing wzs saveG. The
loss amounts - $50; no Insurance.
The scAao1e- De- No-te s21le5 t-o-a here
Sunday jay L. with 40 hz--s.s q tan
nlGs extract to- So F-&1c1soo The
scAoo@e- American Glrl : ready 70 SAL
vita Ss9lssa Tee: a Space 41-2ee-
DAvd kellogg, q Seattle. president Of
The Kellogg land Co1np&av. o-serS f-slEas
r2cSe-s who vii agree - alzSs this their
business roinz fov one year boaGS - $
town lot 20 each. He $50 olfs-s subsidy
nile q punched s-a1, us4e 70 me
C2lisylte co-zr-v tro1a Eaw2. running
s4ons roC-s now Surveyed N south
westerly direction
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-15

EVz2A ED's Bay. Mass, Jay ls-Cseye-
land AS shown dispatch from a New
York evening paper s.ylae taAt ex->ec-e-
1ary Nalsaey g2s w2vering II MS decision
IS Il whether h sao0.1 accept the chair
EaAnsajp - the p%aaoc-&s3c committee
Cleveland said II w2s very plain iaaI
" al3ney's Sccenf2ace = demanded bv the
unanimous sentiment - the party. While
he Old nos Think DC o1shs - E-ge Wh1;Hev
II CO anything which MS Judgment d.d
nor approve = vas si@Ttsc13t - see how ne
ex-secces&ry could withstand Ihe pressure
brought 20 bear oa him 70 zcceni the pace.
NEw EoEx. Il!y l4-W Ai.ney, a.
ter reading the above said that
under 10 conditions would he 2cceps
The chai-T2&ash5P. 1t ass routine work
Tor which h was unified. and his Business
Interests sea 3 not rsasz q Il
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Democrats ana People" to Fuse.

- PAJL~ I1iy 1.-THE Peoples party
convention resumed WORK this morning
A. noon Il took s recess, having nonal-
mated IsnaGi2s Doansily fer governor.
Kite. H24vo-sen Tor Lieutenant governor.
Il s. Martin for secretary of state, and
+ NJ Elns5Sl for treasurer. 4; the
afternoon session fae ticket wSs COM
p.eFea s. sollows: Attorney general. J. L
Mcdonald; Supreme court justices. D2a5e4
L Bucs. Thomas CaRgv, William David
son Presidential electors were .lSo
chosen After adopting more -esa. utsons
on va-iozs subjects the convention So
jonrne3. TIE candidates fer Supreme
courT judges are 81 Democrats, and sas
understanding seems 10 oe thai shey will
be Endorsed oy the Democratic convention
next month
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Celebration Of Bassiie Dav.

EAz-Ss S--v l4-L1s -s-x1 r&--azs1 *s-ss n
ea22@z27-z--2- O ia Ia @ S2e E2S--ls ~ars
2@51 ta-4r- 1As AcZSes an ca5a. gzzs-4Ezv
s2r01g1a-2 PAS ws~ 1agzs3 via
k-s-c1 E<es. -2Si>5 f-s$2T %-s1 ia
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