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Bti.tigos, Mont, June s. - N o
Billing, anu Great Falls Stage was hUlu
al by masked mcn yesterday, AMI the
treasure box and mail taken. The
passengers were unmolcttcd. The rob
berry occurred on Painted Robe Hill,
near Muscle shell river.
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DETROIT, June 3.-rh.rc was almost
a cloudbufst here last night. In one
hour rain fell 10 = depth Of nearly two
AMI half inches. The cellars were
flooded oil over town and much Uam-
age done. IL Il stlll mining. The
total fall since last night, II three aud
forty-iour hunuredths inches.
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RALEIGH, n. e., June 3,-There Ia
a contest US 10 the right TO the seats Ia
the national Republican convention In
the third North Carolina district
where two factions have chosen dele
gates. This makes contests in three
distficls.
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NOTICE mol CREDITORS.


NOTICE i HEREBY GIVEN, ne THE
N undersigned, Administrator. of tho Estatn
OF John Henni0n, Deceased, 10 tho creditors
OF, and all persons having claims against the
SAID deceased. TO cNhibit them with the neces
aaTy vouchers within ten months after Inc
nrst publication OF tins notice, 10 tho saii
admlhi-trators. care OF Waddtii \ Adams, At
- ant - 4 FIRST south STREET salt Lake CITY,
In the couniy Of salt iaso, Utah.
Dated April 2lst, lsal.
JOSEPH HARiER,
SAMUEL u. BENNION,
Administrators OF the estate OF John Hen
non, deceased, df
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IluoMAs u. LEWts. TUE ApMlNlstnl
Il tor of the estate Of li1nnlh nuNti
Marble, deceased. having nlcd BIZ iellnt
herein, duly verified. ptayihs ilf 40 lfl.i
sale % The whole Of tho real estate o. taii
codent, tor the purpose tlerelHtei ttili ".
therefore ordered ~ the Juase ~ sAl W.
deceased. appear before the said frolaM VET
on Tuesday, Tho 18th day Of June, ~ y
O'Clock In the forenoon NJ snii ial, ~ ~
Court Room VI said Probate ourth VIC wv
" Couri ii0ute, IN the city and county 2i ~
lake Territ0ry OF Utah, ~ show rause Hhl n
order should not bu granted 90 tue san ~. p
istrhtOr. 10 sell 40 much 81 TIE RAJ e,lY +.
tho sHid deceased nj private sale A. INV
necessary, ami that q copy ~ ms lf'u y.
Published AZ least four successive NeeA ~ ~
brsIHIr tvuNfNu SENs, a HUeaplp,f ffAF
ed aud published ~ said city and eouhu'
Dated May - lsli. ..,....
IA w ,HAHTrIf. Probate julse
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A globe trotting Englishnan told me
this story; ITO show you that the cow
boys are not as bad as they have been
painted-in fact, that they are opposed
TO anything like lawbrealing and VIC.
lence-lot mo relate an incident. There
was poor clerk standing up over his
books nc n desk in shop ON the main
street, and there was u cowboy riding
up and down tho street. Wen, the cow.
boy saw the clerk and his sense Of hu.
NOR was aroused by tho idea OF shooting
ut him, dyou know. Those cowboya
have very remarkable sense OF humor
So the cowboy UPS with his pistol, d'yon
know, md he shoots the poor clerl, right
Il cough the head, killing him Instantly
"Wcll, now, that sort Of thing Is very
distinctly frowned upon by cowboys. ns
a rule, aud IN this case the cowboys held
u meeting and resolved that the fellow
with the lively but dangerous sense OF
humor should b. hanged at once. They
put rope around his neck, and thoro
being no tree anywhere IN sight they
hung him To tho side Of n Pullman az
the train came rolling in. I've seen a
number Of occurrences OF that sort,
which makes me quite positive in stat.
ing that though they are n worry rum
sort OF hcggags they are really not had
lot. Julian Ralph in Ilarper's Weekly.
Ono phase Of tho female cashier question:
that storekcepcns 10 not consider much Is
that the women average grnater honesty
than the mon Who ever hcnrd Of an on,
aud out deialcullon by u female eashierl
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A Mail Train In AUSTRIA Overturned
by Tornado. with Fearful
Results.
rHE TERRIBLE slanrnetao NINE
ACCIDENT.
.s,,.ut,n occunurNcr.
4 Train Linea FROM the rrach by
rorundo.

roruado.
NIENsA, June s,-The Abram' Brod
mail train wa wrecked by a tornado
near Nowska station last night and
had fearful experience. suddenly
complete darknoss fell upon the ltain.
Engineer and fireman crouched
upon the flolr Of the en-
gine. A terrible gust lifted the
engine, weighing 10 tons, and i've
carriages aud thfcg them over AN EN-.
bsnkment into M cutting half fun Of
water. The station nj Nowska was
converted into a hospital Tor the In
jured, IS In all.
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sASTA Rosa, Cal, June 3.-The
celebrated winery OF Thomas Lake
Harris burned last night with part Of
the contents consisting Of wines ami
urnndiee. The loss is 100000; insur.
ance, 100000.
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STOCKTON, Cal, June 8.-The PEG.
plo's party convention, after n session
Ui several days, chose delegates TO tho
national convention at Omaha aud
nominated candidates for Congress.
Adjourned.
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CEDAR RAPIDS, iowa, June a.
The Annual convention Of German
Baptist, better known US the Dunkards,
OF the United States viii open here
this afternoon.
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In TIC Probate Court OF The c,,.,..,
LAKE Territory Of titah " vi
IN inc matter Of The estate o, r,,,.,..
ronshaw, deceased 'F'ul Vo.


NofioIE " likllrnY givES rn,rt,,.
fimothy di6ren,s,n ,'5i slgr q ne ssiss \,
ipt scl.lemeni, ana d Of 10 lsld'c M, ishftiti
s.nnnt ~ " aimlulairailuu on ssissli.,, VA
petiuon Tor final distrltuiion of ~ e...t,let1l
sna XVI, .. smo1g the uorsors entitled iis... 2
i,tl,M 70 o'clnek u,p..nt the Codrt No.. !. D
,nuft " ihf tounly Court Home t.,N,iNf
WY anu County, ulah Territ1ry. ~ ~ lAie
ahenini,l " the ludso Of iad Cont ~. w
s,ltltlnchi " snifAceuuut aud hearie-s. w Y. ~
iiunu for distribution az which No. ~ n.
any person Interested In said ssisie T.. ~
tAt and chow cause, u any thefTbe NV A.
account should not be settled and ~. ~
Dated May u. ig2.
g ., ALLEN
glerk 81 the u..1''..hNi
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wAsuiHdTos, June g. Secretary
Blaine told au Associated Press re-.
porter this Afternoon TINT he would
write no more Communications regard d.
ing 10 Presidential nomination.
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Order TO show cause why order oi sAf
Real Ettato should moi DC mAue'
NJ ARGAREr BOWMAN THE ADhlnN ~.
wi trairlx 81 the estate % Muuam
man, dateAsed having nled her pew w u M
duly verified, praying for an order o. s.ie w.
real estate OF SAID decvdonti tor hs 80
poses ihafcin set forth, Il - heigluIe N.
by the Judge Of said court. mat ~ o,ss,,
torostod In the estate OF said deceased, ,lb,tl,f
before tho said Probate Court On Saiasi 4
tho End DAY OF July, lsG, q, 70 oeones -,
the foronoon OF sad day, At The Uonn ~
Of said Probate Court, "a me county 80
House, IN the city and county ot ~ an sSi5f
Utah roFfilSy, 70 show cause Wy. . AZ
should not 10 granted 10 tho sald ar. ,llaf n,
triN, 70 sell 30 much ot Tho tcti ei wv nee,
taid deceased Of private SAFE n.sn ~ nsbii,hsi
nt least four successive weeks IN VIC "a s9s
IvuNisa NHws, a newspaper lirinlel AnN
lish-i In said city and county
Dated June lst. isg!. a, II ,prcu
Probate jade
a aU.aua
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order to show Cause why otdef of sasofRit
Estatc should rot be msic


piuHAHD niiiMi.tN AND CuAurs An.
III hnt. the executor of The lot 80 al
estate uf kiifa johnson. dccgHfrd tiu1ffJf
their petition herein. duly yruafi ffifug
for m order ~ sale uf al no real srtl
Of said deccduni, Tor the puTpostf udtn
set forth, y IA therefore uricfc Boy ne illH
ut said Court, that ~ persons Irtrfsitt q NJ
rstsie II faid dvreaft-, appear heion tftii
Probate Court. on TUESDAY, ne llfi DAY 4
June, 4. ~, isvi, at 10 O'Clock m the ttffnc-
" tAid day, NJ the Court iioom " said rru. iii
Count ~ The County Court housc. 10 W. ~
aud County of salt Lake, t'tah fuui0Ii .
cause why an order should not b granted .
the said administrator, to cell ~ mlch 4 ~
real estate u the sad dtcChel % fn
Vatr sale Hs shall be- necessary AN at'
a COPY Of this order shall be Tahlnttf Al iif
inut successive weeks ln the nfsrrtt wv
$50 NEWS, a newspaper pfiutsi and pnhliiitl
In Hai cry hnd County.
Diied May 18th, ill
q, W. HAnTCH. Probate iuls,
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Church.sch convention.

The fourth annual Church.school
Convention will convene In the ouilu-
ing Of the Lstter.day Saints' College,
on First North street, 5slt Lake Guy,
on Friday, June Brd, 1892, nj 10 O'CLOCK
a. IN. and and O'Clock p. IN.
ppoeHAuuE.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVE, md
N Augusta o. sodcrborg aIhlh' ,tt,,esissd,
tic estate 81 Andrew T. soleIuY "a IA sli
uonit, nor Inal account OF her a1n,,,,sn,,,bstos
Of said estate and POSITION for nnAl Gihisnsisaii
oi ne residue oi said estate amons thv k ~
entitled thereto. and that InesnH "a, Al
the ourii,,on Of said Court, ia he lin t,A
Court House, salt Lake Guy ard s ~ I, tne
Torritory, has heon duly appointed " IA
Judge oi said Court for the se,, ~ dlstrba
account and hearing .ald pe.s.g maroon inter,
~ ed IN said estate MAY Appeat ,,,nt .houN
cause, II any thero be, why sac, aSe.1 S,trba'
not be settled and approved ana hn"
tion made ~ prayed TOT,
Dated May 81, lew ~ q ALLEN,
CLERK OF the Probate Ss
By CAusTES BRowsE, JlL, poP""
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NoTiOE II HEREiil GINEN THAT JOHN
~ II. walker, administrator Of tho estate
Of Thomas Richardson, deceHscd. has rendered
for settlement. aud Nod IN said court. HE dual
account of his Administration Of shid estate
and petition Tor anal distribution Of the residue
OF sad estate among persons cnutlod thcre
10, and that Tuosdny, the 2stn day Of June, a 10,
lsHl, M 10 O'Clock d, M, at the Court Room Of
been dny appointed vs. the Judge Of said
Court, tor the seltleneut Of said account and
hearing said petition for distribution, AZ which
time and place ans person interested In sad
estate may appear and show cause, N any
there DO. why said account should not be yet.
TED and approved aud nual distribution made
~ rttyed for.
Dated May 81, ises
o. T.. ALLEN,
Clerk OF the Probate Court.
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NNulNt uNNrMHnu. ~
NOTICE - HEgEuY gfyFx -u..
~ Nlllifm D. hHyHuuid, esrruIg, y. ss'AI
wiu aud testament an ~ thcest,te =, M ". ~
hHyhouldl decreased, has ftndtrsl for ,s,,..
OF H. admin stration ~ saii esiata 40 ~, -
lot nn.l distribution Of the fes'dne of ~ =
ilte emohr he persous enulri ttef5,e ~,
inai tuesday. the liih day VI June A Mo-
AZ ~ ",clock M, AZ the Court Room ., ~
GU aud county, ttat lcfritufe. has ~, ~,
appointed BY the iudrr di said r0usi. 80,
settlement ~ said account AMI bersl.- y.
PETITION for distributinn, NJ whieh tms w
pace any person iniertstud In tald rttste ~
appear ana show cause, N an thers \. ~.
SAID account should not De settled "a ~
proved and final llstrlbuuon made A. r,,,.i
TOT, FFN
dated May soth, hoe.
Q, Y. AiiEy.
Cicfk Of the rfohsie 80
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nA.HIrs ASD srooi,>


Chicago. Junel. Close.
Wheat Steady Cash. siA., July, ~,
uorn-iiigher Cash, ~. July 30.
nat.-strougj Cugh, Gt. July, "a,
f0rk-Cast, July i0lt;
l.ard--lashi July, Glli..
short lths-Cash, July, 40.
Barley --6i,
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uokN hitL wvfNg rn
~ u principal place ~ 49,. inC tTfov
~ ~ nohceis hefeiv ngsn tb,, fait C',5
~ ~ heaiH N Trustees. hsli an :, mttifi
cents n., an ai'esinen. 80 q =, " w ~
aioet III iss ~. W lcutd 10 ,"f,1 n
enle itum Tie date hnfaaf ". Nlilln fkl,1.
~ ~ SoF' nod " Main Street ~ ,frt1.sttl
'.-, ny tt1ek upon which ~. lite Ci,
iss{ N.Y. 'f,h .nnpaid On ne iifi ~ (, 'nii
~ public Auction a sgs asd ,,stessi ~,
n Ky, WIZ he ~ on The 4T, ..ht a. usls
~ 70 p.y The delinquent oY " jaiy.
ssther wiln the cost o. adrss,'., .nehts, IS
VI saw ~. y. nAnuY. p1r.is.a a.
.lu oty hill Mining Oon..
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NEW ioRil, June S.-sl,750, 900 gold
will he shipped to Europe tomorrow.
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In the PROBATE Court IN and fir s,it Ia.
County, Territory " U,Ah'


"'Hi N'hNAHNk
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN mn.
~ David =. Emory rimlultirti5f ~, ~
AnnoHci, ~ mctstats u Hanufh Aits,s u 4.
crAged,tAs rendered iof settlement M ai,i 7,
SAID Court, his maj arcuunt ut HE afminItit,
ii1n dt said estate AMI petition tuf daAi dita
persons enuiled htfctn, aud thai fHrifIs n.
lith dly NJ june, A. u. ls8l. ht 10 o'eia,f A
Al the Court Room u sad T. our. in he c1esi,
Court hnusc, sat lake tity and Cohhb MI
lefritgry has been 1uly app iutcd By the lnift
~ hnid Court, for The sgiilement q f.if y
count and hearing sait pCutiln ~ dltuia.
Ton, At which time ana place any rsfsdn lrti,.
tsivd IN sah sttair may irretr aud ~
cause, " any there be-, why ssidarfauht shoe /
not be settled aud approved and nnA diilnll
lion made o. prayed Tor.
Dated May ll. 49,
q. q. AfTrg.
tIgrk Of The IIr.I.aia a4,s
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In the Probate Court m and far .alt t,l,
County, rcffiiorti uish.
In the matter OF the tstaln u Elga Jahnsas
Deceased
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


A GOOD MORMON" GfnL OR WOMAN
~ TO take care Of children. Apply At this
mice ar
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Order 10 show cause why ofitr n sale oifti
estate should not DO made
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In the Probate Court IN md for san iAi'
County. Territory Of Utah.
In the matter " the Estate u Hannah foniii
Fon Marble. Deceased
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Ia tho Probate Court m aud ior san "A"
County, Territory VI utAh'
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Cicrk OF me ffobais n
w CArsttN NrnWNr ~ h. =,
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order 10 show cause why order o. sac "
Real Eatato should not be MADE
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hpNfh w ADNNs
IL SUNS TO SUIT. ON IMPROVED MAI.
A estate. \ ". sAMifn,
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q, y. AiiiN,
'Isrt Of he lruhlte oar
ny CsuttrS nnnwsr D. usuur
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once dW
A GIRL COMPETENT 10 no COOKING
~ nnd tor general homework IN small
family Apulf 81 No. ad East. nfifham Street
A eENrs wANTFp MALE ASD w
IA mnio, old aud yHuus. flipl 10 fli 81 uHr
dnv easily male, selling our puccn Pintng
outfits. aud doing Goid, Silver, nickel. Copper
Tor yenrs. IN every clats VI Metal, Tableware,
Jewelfy, &c iight aud chaily handled, no UN,
pefience required IN operate them. Can be
same NJ q grip sack " tatchcl AGENTS arc
mailing money ruptdly. They eel ~ almost ev.
cry huriress house AMI family and wprf shop
Cheap, Durable, simple and within reach o.
every one. rlaice almost insnnilg. equal 10
The nneft new work. send for circulars, etc.
Queen city silver 8 Nickel P,stinr a.,
cod knst 81 LOUIS, IN.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1892-02-26
A FIREMAN'S FATE.
Trying to Rescue His Own Children a
Fireman Meets His Death with
Them.
Found by His Comrades with One of
Them Clasped in Each of His
Arms.
Three Young People Fatally Injured
While Walking on Pennsylvania
Railway Track.

McKEEsPoRr, Pa, Feb. "a. When
fireman Lynch responded with his COM
pany to an alarm he found that it was
his own house that was burning. He
knew his two small children were alone
In the building and he rushed in to save
them. A cry for help soon after he
entered brought his comrades to his
assistance, when he was found prostrate
on the floor, with his children clasped
In his arms. All three were carried out
and then it was found that both of the
children wer dead while Lynch himself
was unconscious and can hardly live
through the day.
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A FEARFUL STORY.

c.nnibalism IN Depravsd osorsia
Negro Family.
ATLANTA. Ga, Feb. 24.-Nsws of a
horrible story of murder and cannibal-
ism near Days Mill has been received.
Lucy President, degraded and idiotic
negro woman, left her home and 9-nine.
months old infant in charge of her two
elder children, Mark and Linda, aged II
and 8 years. She went to the place of
Mr.. j. A. Knight, two miles distant, to
do some work for Mrs. Knight.
After her departure it seems that
Mark resolved upon putting the infant
out of the way. So he told his sister
what he proposed doing, and at the
same time telling her that if she told he
would kill her. Procuring an axe, he
deliberately knocked the child in the
head and mangled its body in different
places. They afterwards ate some of
the flesh. When the mother returned
and found what had been done she did
not show che least sign of maternal
grief.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1892-02-26
CONGRESSIONAL.
The Senate.


WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-The calender
was under consideration Immediately
after the morning hour in the senate.
The bills, being principally small claims,
were rapidly disposed of and order Of
business 149 was quickly reached, being
ga Bill to Provide for a Commits
sion on the Subject of Alcoholic
Liquor Traffic. reported by Mr..
Carey from the committee ON
education and labor with amendment.
Mr.. Vest, of Missouri, suggested that
such an important measure ought not
to be put through with only five or six
senators in attendance. Mr.. Frey, of
Maine, remarked that similar bill had
passed the senate eight times. Mr.. Vest.
nevertheless, objected to its passing, so
it went over.
The House.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-Whm the
hour for the opening of the house ar
rived Mr.. McMillin was elected to pre-
side during the absence of the speaker.
After the call Of committees for reports
and the transaction of some routine.
business the house on motion of Mr..
Catchings adjourned at 1870 D. m.
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Polk was named by half dozen states,
and Kentucky nominated Ben Terrell,
of Texas. A rising vote by organiza-
tions was called for and Mr.. Polk was
again elected by nine.tenth's vote.
John w. Hayes was elected permanent
secretary, and Powderly read tele-
gram from the district assembly of New
York pledging support at the polls as
well as funds. At this juncture some
body found out that all the officers
elected were of the white race, and, as
the conference had already informally
declared in favor of no color line, this
condition Of affairs would never do. if
the colored vote was to be captured. So
Brother Warwick, of Virginia, a dele
gate from the Colored Mems alliance.
was elected as assistant secretary.
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We print in another column the re-
port.of the special committee appointed
at the recent meeting of the South Da-
kota Press association to investigate the
plan of operation of the new Publishers
Printing company, over which there has
been such a hullabaloo made by two class
es of critics first, the naturally ma
licious papers of the third party which
rely wholly upon misrepresentation
and prejudice as their argument against
the existing order Of things: and second,
certain class of Republican editors
who were misled into unfavorable criti-
.cism without being we'll posted. The
fact that Editor Person of Howard
heads the committee and that his assoc
iates are Henry Neill, late editor of the
Madison Independent, and T.. w.
Taubman, the well-known editor of the
Democratic Herald of Plankinton,
ought to thoroughly yindicate Mr.
Schlosser and those who were associa-
ted with him in starting the enterprise
from any suspicion of ulterior Or nar-
rowly partisan design. The enterprise
may now be said to be we'll on it's feet
and itonly desires the hearty co-opera-
ton of the newspapers of the state to
assure it complete. success. The time
ought to come with the right sort Of
management when the members sof the
company can secure their readysprints
for little or nothing, the expense. Of
printing the same being covegeaiby the
profits from the foreign 'adseRtising
which now goes to the ready5print
combine outside the state. -
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The Washington correspondent of
the Minneapolis Journal says that Har-
rison will not secure the delegations
from the Dakotas if fight is made up
on him. This is important if reliable,
but will this astute prognosticator kind
ly inform an anxious Dakota public who
there now is in the field that can take
the South Dakota delegation away from
the man who has stood by her from the
first and to whom her people feel under
more obligation than any other possible
candidate2
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ELECTED oFFE'C ERS.
The st. Lonts Convention Finally
Gets Ready to Transact
Busi ,ess.
Considerable Trouble Over Creden.
tials and a Slight Row Over a
Presiding officer.
L. L. Polk Elected Chairman and ]. H,
Hayes Sccretary-The Color Line
Avoided.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 24.-The delegates to
to the Alliance convention were slow in
getting together, and, to make matters
worse, it was announced that, after
pretty near an all night session, the
committee on credentials was unable to
make it's report. This was explained
by the fact that a number Of delegates
representing organizations not included
in the official call had been knocking
on the door for recognition, and when
the members Of the committee sepa-
rated, we'll on towards daylight, their
work was still incomplete. 10 while
away the moments of the opening hour,
the morning session was given up to a
seance of Alliance song, in which
:" Dixie" was mixed with doggrell con-
ce1ning Jerry Simpsons socks and the
woes of the Georgia and Kansas farm.
ers.
At 1915 the convention was formally
called to order, President Cannon asked
delegates to receive the report in the
spirit it was offered, and not to precipi-
tate Kilkenny fight. The report,
which was unanimous one, and COW
cred all the states except Georgia, where
there is a contest, showed that nearly
seven hundred delegates were present
under the original call. In addition it
was recommended to admit all the edi-
tors of the reform press, representatives.
of the National farmers League of
Maine, of the Union Reform conference,
and of the Industrial Alliance. The re-
port was adopted in spite of the vocifer-
ous objections of a number of represent
atives of the nti-Monopoly league.
This made total of twenty-five organ
izations represented.
WranEle Over Chairman.
A wrangle for nearly an hour was oc-
casioned by motion naming Colonel
l.. L. Polk as permanent chairman
which was rushed through without put
ting the negative question. This
method of doing business was not
agreeable to number of those on the
floor, they claiming that the selection
was irregular, and that the roll of states
should be called. Finally, Mr.. Polk re-
fused to take the gavel. 8. F. Norton,
of Chicago, forced through resolution
reconsidering the action by which Mr..
Polk was elected. Nominations for
chairman were then called for. Mr..