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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
rxERCIsES AT SETON HALL.

,r, thirty sixth annual commencement Of Seton
,,u Collage South Orange y. j., took place yester
a~. ,n Alumni Hall. Father william T. Marshall,
h nresdent Of the college, being Sick the Rev. DR..
,.nb I synnett professor OF English, presided.
phon Wgger, the president of the college ex-oficio,
,tnied the seat OF honor The essays were the
following: "John Culinary Shea the Historian by
EDWARD Aloysus Cogan: "The Catholic Church. the
Mother OF Education" by John Aloysius O'Bren
Scientific Thought in Its Religious Aspect Charles
A. smith. The masters Grafton by Thomas IL. d.
Cummings was not delivered on account Of Illness.
Bishop Wiggcr conferred the following degrees: LAD
John NJ. Keatiis Of Philadelphia: A. M-Jom A.
Dooey Boonton, N. j.; Joseph A. (iately, New York
james J. Mulhall, MorrstOwn; Thomas H. d. Cum
mngs, Clinton, n. y; John II. Norris, New-Br'ins-
wick; W. Henry Russi, Lambertsvillc n. j.; George
J. Reid. Erie Penn. Charles A. smith, Jersey City
william J. O'Bren, jersey City; A. B.-John j.
Sweeny, Lambcrtve, n. j.; John A. OBrien, Tren-
ton; Louis J. Gabriel Newark; Thomas J. Virgins,
Jersey City; Anthony J. Felrett, Toboken; Robert
j. Byer Harrison. y. j.. Edward A. Cogan, Paterson
John +. Donnean, Jersey city; Francis J. lussey,
Providence; Fred J. O'Neill, Bayonnc.
After the degrees had becn conferred Bishop
Wiggcr awarded the prizes and medals. They were
as follows: Good conduct, the Hamilton Ahen gold
medal, John j. sweeney; first division silver medal
John westman second division silver medal Edward
Dunphy; third division silver medal, Joseph Cofey
Christian doctrine, the Seton Medal, Michael Nc
metaphysics, the McQusde Medal. John A. OBricn :;
logic, gold medal Daniel a. Fogarty chemistry,
the JonTdan Medal, G. :; MeHernan pnyires TN, Inc
Persch Medal. John Westmsn Creek the paylcy
Medal. Thomas Halpin history, the Bruner Medal
f. James Hopkins, German, gold medal {. b..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16

The annual commencement exercises Of the Polytechnic
Institute OF Brooklyn held last evening In the
presence OF large audience IN the Academy OF Music
In city. The trustees and faculty Of the institute
were the stage. Oratons were delivered by eight Of
the graduating class The subjects and speakers were,
China Menace 20 Civilization" Harry Truman MacC on
nell architecture Historian" Malcom Belden butcher
"Does Ucrcdty Control ~ Arthur William Bcrrcsfor
The Philosophers Stone. Charles Percy OConntr; Our
Debt Chemistry" Sowa Matheson "a Nineteenth Cen
Characteristic" Charles Edwin Potts Ihe Negro
Question John TAYLOR Prize jr.; "Vox Popui. Wax
Del" Arthur Lowell Shercr The last speaker gave
the valcdictory address
ST. Clair McKelway. Editor Of The Brooklyn Eagle"
made the address 10 the graduate Dr. Da'id H. C"ch'
ran president OF the institute presented diplomas to Tho
fo,owinq mmbers OF the class of 1892 j. T. Prize jr.
A. L. Sherer S. Msthcson. {. 7. OConnor NJ D. butcher
j. p Sabln T. J. Arms A. w. BesTesford. H. B Hender-
SON. H. T. MacConnen. c. T.. Potts. j. j. Rooney ana a.
Traa t,yfll in
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W. c. p. BRECKENRIDGE AT DELAWARE.

Newark, Del June Is (SpecaD.-The graduating
exercises OF Delaware College held this morning
In the oratory In the presence Of thousand Persons.
The senior class consists Of Samuel KrkwOod, Martin
S. Martin, Albert Bedford Frederick r. Rcards, Pierre
b. Pie, Willard I. smith, Benjamin Is. Smith, James
W. Lattonus. Charles w. Jones and S. E. Grant,
Messrs Martin and Bedford receiving the degree Of
bachelor Of science and the Others the degree Of
bachelor OF arts The various prizes awarded by
President Ranb The competitive drill Of the cadet
companies under Lieutenant Brooks 18th United States
Cavalry, and the battalion dress parade took place
this afternoon. This evening Congressman W. c. p.
BrecMnrphSs, OF Kentucky, delivered an Grafton before
commencement hop was in Caskey Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
CLASS DAY AT ST. STEPHENS.

Annandale n. V, June 10 (SpecinD-The exercises
Of class day at st. Stephens College held today,
and wero O brilliant success. There many
visitors. The exercises were held under the big
trees on the campus. The programme included an
Grafton by the president of the class j. NJ Blackwell,
Of Philadelphia the class history, by H. NJ. Neifert of
Lebanon Penn.; class poem BY Albert j. Mock, of
jersey City. and the reading OF specimen verses OF
poetry by the seventeen members of the class; the
prophecy by Emil Montanus, of New-York City; the
presentation OF mcmentos by Archibald r. Mansfield,
of Sufern, n. y; and the smoking of the pipe OF
peace, John X. Grouse Of Red Hook, being master
Of the pipe.
Tonight there confirmation by Bishop Potter
In the college chapel and the annual sermon was
preached before the Missionary society by the Rev.
Or. H0ughton, OF Jersey City,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER,.

Rochester, June 10 (Specialj.The largest class In
the history Of the University Of Rochester was grad
lated this evening. The exercises were held at the
Lyceum Theatre and Orations were delivered by the
following members OF the class: "Tennyson's Con-
cepton Of Progress" Frederick II. Abell IIercdlty
snd Conduct james NJ Baker: "The Hero Of Khar-
toum," John Bentzein "The Principle OF Political
Freedom III America" Judson j. Clark Social
Forces" Adelbert Hamilton; "The Realistic Ten
lency in Modern Literature" Walter S. Lincoln; The
Mission OF the Conservative" Charles IL. MaXson {;
1.-THE Oxford Movement Joseph p Ollern; "Thc
NewYork Convention Of $780, J. Stuart Page; 81 The
Survival Of the Fittest in Literature" W. J. slt
"The Gentleman In Literature ana the Gentleman In
Real Life" John VI. Taylor; "A Crisis in Modern
History" Lewis I'll. Thornton Degrees were CON
ferred on the forty One graduates. The degree Of
bachelor OF philosophy was conferred on the grad
In the scientific course Instead OF bachelor Of
science as heretofore.
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THE "SOOS' BIG PASSENGER CUT
SO RATE from ST. PAUL TO NEW YORK
THE REASONS GIVEN.

A $50 RATE FROM ST. PAUL TO NEW YORK
THE REASONS GIVEN.
St. Paul. June - (speclaD.-Thc 500 today mnde
so tremendous n cut Eastern passenger rates that
the Chicago lines have given up in despair. To-day
the following circular was read nj Che offices OF the
various Chicago lines this city from the headquarters
81 the Western Passenger Association In Chicago. beng
n copy Of a notification sent to that once by Mr.
IIibard general passenger agent Of the $500: we
find the market here stocked with return portions or
convention tickets, which are being sold at from -
10 ~ TO Chicago; also a stock OF tickets from your
Eastern conventions, which being sold mt vnrios
figures the prevailing price to New-York beng F2o.
These latter are without the ronclad signature con
tracts as provided for by the rules Of yonr aSsoi,
tion. ana the conditions such that they may be
used bv their holder indicating that the market Is
being stocked purposcy to manipulate ca'tbounh rates.
Under these conditions taken in connection with the
excessive commissions being paid by the lines In your
ossonation ne well ms those Oh the trunk lines
and the Western Passenger Association, We
feel compelled to meet this competition by
uniting into effect at rate Of *c0 from It. Paul
and Minneapolis 20 New-York, with corresponding
rates TO other points, such rates 70 remain IN effect
I'M the condition OF the market and commission
question Il in such shape TO warrant advance
Ing then"
This evening the 500" carried out It's threat ana
tho result is that the has been declared on both
,bc Western Passenger aud the Trunk Line asso
ciatons. This evening the tariff wa, Issued
IL provides go fars to each OF the following points
New York, Albany and Troy Rutland and Burlins
ion VI. Montreal and Ottawa. To Boston the fare
will be S2i so; to Springfield, Mass, Oedcn.D're
" V, and Hartford Conn, S22 80. The BurIngtoil
notice will DC taken OF the matter. The futlty OF
lighting the 5000 Is fully recognized
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
ADDRESSES BY SENIORS AT TUFTS.

Mcdfod. Mass, June 15.-The commencement px-
crclses ut Tufts College held to-day. The fol-
lowing essays were read "why Study French before
Latin7' Mark 5. Brooks "Jctties In Rivers and Iiar
bors," Howard l.. Edison; "Thc Economic Phase OF
Education.' William S. Gray; The Preacher I'm In
terprcter of Life and Conduct Anthony Blkovsky
Development Of Personal Responsibility in Educa-
ton" Melvin N. johnson Z" High Speed Railways,
John VI. Iollister: Ultimate Plcasuie.7 +. A. Kim
ball Value Of History TO the Public speaker" Frank
a. North; The Atheisc Type OF Character Harry
BLACKBOARD President Capen conferred degrees ms fol
lows Bachelors Of arts IL bachelors OF philosophy
g.; bachelors OF mechanic ants, IL bachelors of d.
vinty, IL masters OF arts, 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
DIR. GRrTsK's GAIL TO BOSTON.

Tho rcport that Dr. David H. Greer rector OF
St r,rtholoncw's Protestant Episcopal Church. had re-
eiNcd call 20 take the rcctoshp Of Trinity Church, In
Boston, was received IN New.York Tuesday. DR..
Greer was not at his home No. 3i2 Madlsou-ave when
Tribune reporter called there yesterday having left tho
city for his summer Greenwich Conn., but ae
the Mission Of ST. Bartholomew, East Forty secondt.
t was learned while the call not entirely unex
pected there wus doubt OF It's acceptance.
The ties which bind DR.. Greer this city numer
ous his popularity In his church being not tho least OF
mem TIE wssk In eenncctisa with the mission and ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16

Tribune ONCE, June 10.-1 q. m.-Clcar weather. with
dry air and light notwcstcy breees prevailed
day. Humidity registered 0j In the morning aud ~ at
evening The temperature ranged between 60 and 81 de-
grces the average (75) being "a lower than the
res day year and 81 lower than Tuesday.
IN and near this city to-day there Will probably be
slIp war weather,
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PRIZES AT A MILITARY INSTITUTE.

Bordcntown, N. j.. June 15.-The commencement
exercises OF the Bordentown Military Institute closed
to-day. Alexander n. Faston, Of Summit, N j.,
carried off the first prize for defamation the first
prize for English composition and scholarship prize.
Harry F.. Cummings. of Jersey City. took the second
defamation prize, and Richard Hunter, OF Andrew,
Iowa, che competitive drill prize. j. o. BOardman,
OF P0rtchester, " Y, received a prize for general
eXcelency of drill during the year. All the prizes
were gold medals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16

Among the passengers from Kingsona jamaica brought
q, thi. port BY the Atlas Asa Captain Wood
and the Of six men o. tho schooner L. H. Hartman
witch was wreck d MAY % the reefs OF the Isle
Ayaeon on the south side Of Hayti about twelve miles
southeast nor: Of Aux Cages She was on her
way from Jaemc to de Pnix and is total loss. The
E. IL. Hartman 22o tons burden built In Bucsspor
Me- IN 1874 end owned By Henry Lord. Of Bangor from
which port she hailed.
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TIE WEATHER REPORT.
THAT OTHER WARM WAVE STILL HEADED THIS
WAY

WAY.
Washington, June 1j.-1he slight high baromc.
tor Tuesday night the lake has raised
New. England into the Atlantic 10 has brought cooler
weather the Atlantic States north Of Virginia also
over the Lower Lakes In the remaining sections and
south Of the lakes the heat has been maintained
az far the plains. The shallow baroni.tc de-
precision Tuesday evening Colorado has become
long troughikc depression extending from lake superior
u New.Mcxco Scarcely any rain has fallen. except
local showers with an occasional thunderstorm Rain
is beg hnng fall between Colorado and Iowa. where
quito winds aud local have occurred Tho
heat Of this trough Will continue. and last till IL
sweeps the country. bringing showers Continued
be In the central yNegs for
Thursday rday. and Till tho end OF the the
Atlantic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16

cs,,ence. fourth academic E. ]. Murtha; medal for
drawing preparatory scientific. F; J. Murphy medal
for excellence, second Commercial D. A. Cs n
nnr medal for excellence. second preparatory, j. j.
Mnvt nna and e. a. Brennan: medal for excellence,
sbirt nranaratory A. J. Mcclure and medal for ex-
o Im@ y. ffourth preparatory c. G. Reid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
MISTER oar BUILDERS IN CONVENTION.

Saratoga, June 13.-Tho Master Car Builders Asso-
citation OF the United states and Canada began at 10
o,c,ock This morning in Congress Hall ballroom. Ills
n,v.sixth annual four days convention. About
900 delegates present An address OF welcome
was made by Caleb w. Mitchell. village president
and was onded 10 by John Kirby. president Of The
aassoco,inn some routine business transacted
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uo,.py DEGREES AT ST. LAWRENCE.

Cant y. Y, June Is tspecialD.-The ST. Law
renee iverslty commencement this year practically
began saturday when the cwo specai cars
arrvedearIng the New-Yolk ana brooklyn a'unn'
to the mber OF sixty. At the eiaoun"ne eAcr''S.s
toa.v following degrees were conferred b. A.
C. s.ineston. Charles H. Russell; Phi. B.-S a.
Lottr.df n. s.-Anna NJ. Browne, Il. NJ. Crandali'
Mary lord. Charlotte Kmball, E. BIB. S. ONeh'
L. c. Vi, A. L. West II. H. Wilson; graduate IN
t,eolcgt. NJ. Atwood Is. A.-Nina Bedell, 4. IT,
Mason. NJ. Smith, C.. n. Vail, A. r. Wright
The ncdnc honorn., degrees wtra conferred
DID. dhc Rev. George Walter Ilcknell OF Can IAN,
bridge -, and LID. on Abncr I. Ihonis' u'"
II the YORK Evening Law school.
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A HARVARD PRIZE GOES TO A GILL.

Cambridge, Mass. June 10 (Speclal).-Thc sargent
prize of 300 for the best metrcal translation OF an
ode OF Horace awarded yesterday 20 Miss Margaret
Foster Herrick, Of the annex. The committee con-
sisted OF the Rev. Samuel Longfell0w, DR.. Santayana
and James Goswel OF the Briefly School, New ORR.
Two years ago this prize by girl, Helen
Leah Read, over the forty odd Harvard masculine
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meht alumni dinner was held last evening, ard among
inc prominent persons from out of the city present
Cark fisher Trenton n. j.: Captain Robert w. Hunt
OF Smcago trustee; G.. Leverick, assistant engineer
OF tne BOokyn Bridge: william Metcalf Of Pittsburgh
H. Z. Lachicotte and Edward Lander, Of Canton Ohio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16

are so involved with the church and parish worH
as % make 1. dicut him to accept call 20 anosnes
,arIsh The summons urgent one aug n''''p
brooks In personal letter. advised Dr. "reer " ~
cept 1t. -. ,.o,tN
establish Dr. Greer near his old home and It's assocao"'
are strong Inducements but 1t IS believed that d. e
viii decline the honor offered; in fact he Is repor'eo
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9peeial Notices.
of Hon. Whitclnw Reid,

Photographs of Hon. Whitclnw Reid,
(Approved by Mr. Reid. Cabinet SIZE sent by mail On
receipt OF 30 cents. Hall lfcsizc So llfcsze. -.
Addrnss ROCKWOOD. 40 Broadway. New.York
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WILL, TAKE 80 PART IN REDMoYp> !

WILL TAKE 80 PART IN REDMoNDS RECEPTION.
At the regular meeting Of th" Ancient order Of
III crnlans, held at Cnrry's Hall. In East Forty
scventh-st. las, evening the following officers were
re- elected County financial secretary. Bernard Ford
county treasurer John Madden. and county delegate.
Edward l.. Carey Mr.. Carey said most cmphatcally
TINT the branch OF the Ancient order Of llbcrnans
With which he was identified would take no part In
fhe reception to John l.. Redmond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
FRANKLIN AND MARsHALL's EXERCISES.

Lancaster, PENN, June Is (SpeciaD.-The exercises
of commencement week at Franklin and Marshsll
College were continued to-day. The Board OF Trustees
met AT o A. m A new chair II English literature
was established. william NJ irvine was elected
physical instructor and assistant In other branches
movement was begun for large increase In the
endowment of the Institution. The reunions OF uie
Goethean and Dagnothian Literary societies were ncd
in the morning The alumni association has under
t.hen the pulIcation of the literary remains OF Pro
lessor william Marvel Ncvin.
At the alumni dinner the Rev. DR.. l. .. Miller
presided Toasts responded TO by John Cessna
the Rev. DR.. f. V. Gerhait, the Rev. DR.. l.. H.
Ishbach. the Rev Or. ID. Is. Lady, the Rev. Dr.
]. Max Hank, Major A. G. Rcinoehl ana president
Srnss hafora the alumni this evening. Harry VI. j.
Klein received the Wetze prize In the Junior ora,oicaI
contest last night. W. ID. Happel won INC Ducnie
German prize.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
,y.,sua AT RENSSELAER, INSTITUTE.

ENIoE5 M NH'>''5H.'. ~, .,.
Troy. Y. June Is Special. 1.-The commencement
exercIsf the Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute were
held ttvcnng at Music Hall. a large and fashioh
able ance filed the hall. Diplomas were grah'eu
and adses delivered by PRESIDENT John II. feck ane
Uuu.setcsH az Pittsburg A farewell hop fol-
iov.A Harmony Hall. The sixty-sxth commence
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nrGRFEs AND DIPLOMAS AT CLAvERACK.

Caverack n. ", June 10 (speciaD.-The last 'hrec
day, OF commencement week attracted the usual num-
her guests and former pupils of Claverack College
Thecommencement exercises held in College Han
this evening" The following degrees and diplomas were
conferred Bachelor Of arts, lillian Lee "arher ;
elassea diploma preparatory to college, FREDERICK w.
Trave, Harry J. Dean; academic diploma, Joseph NJ
BOYD Ulysses e. Warren, Charles H. Ieeter, Herbert
l. Frh Charles Il. Como, Miss Jennie i. Ci"'h'
Asenan IL. Haynes, Miriam l.. Jones' Mary r.. iavchs
eomrnrslal diploma a. Walter Baker, Jesse L. u.
CaMr. Rice f. Decker, James Hull Louis Thorh'
Georg II. Van Buren,, Harvey q. Gregory Anderson H.
outwser, Howard shafcr, Ulysses g.. Warren ihter-
media certificates In music, Harry g. Marlin, E1ith D.
Hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16

CLASS OF ,a2 AT WILSON FEMALE COLLEGE.
Carlisle Penn. June Is (SpeciaD-Ths was com
mencement day at wilson Female college Chahoers
burg and the attendance in Ro7edaie opera HOUSE,
vbera The exercises were held. was large The
graduates were Anna VI. Benz, Lebanon, Penn. ;
Nav 0. Barton Lcwes Del: Jessie Carter Po'tsvl1e
Mary NJ Is. Engeman. Danvillc kv.' Helen W.
raehler. Middletown. Penn: Caroline +. Homer
Lebanon; Mary J. Logan, Princess Anne Nd; Mary
s. Moorhead, Greensburg. Penn: Laura w. roih'
Faggs Manor. Penn: Lyde W. POLK. rags M''or
Margaret seeker Belle FOnte. Penn; Georgia H.
smib SNOW HILL Md JEANNE stockton. Cross Creek
Penn; NJ Laura Woods Toal5burg. Penn; Lotuc ~
Young Elizabeth n. j.. and . Bessie Boadehhhnhiher'
Han1yer Penn.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS:

In this diagram a continuous white line shows The
changes In pressure, Indicated by The Trbuncs self
recording barometer The broken line represents tho
pcraturo As observed at Perry's Pharmacy.
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Bell Fonte. Penn. June 10 tspcciah.-lhc co"'
uenceent exercises Of the Pennsylvania state College
mere I'D this morning The class is the largest
vhich,as ever been graduated from the Institution.
The css orators were Rachael Kesslcr. W. McKee,
Howai r. Pratt. Miss Elcise X. Meek and Milton
McDo,l The honor men were First. r. Kessier'
w. Nice. John r. shields second Herman ii. Herr
Miss disc K Meek and Howard X. Pratt. Inc
confinement address delivered BY william l..
Harris United states Commissioner OF Education
The pcs announced were: Junior oratoricai X. d.
Matter sophomore mathematical first. William Sill
ron. .ord n IIensch: third. j. II. White fresh
man n sophomorc rhetorical. b. Il. Horton and L. w.
Matter English, j. Mccormick. and Industrial draw
Ing, r., ODDS.
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1)olitical Nctire
Net Banners
With Portraits ol

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Artistic outfits for campaign purposes In extensive
variety supplied order notice lowest prces
Largest manufacturers in the United States
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sThe Cambridge" ..- u..o,
elegant suites be had az the ComCyw
5th.sye and 33dst Temporarily or permanently ae'ns
reasonable.
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ARMY OF THE POTOMAC REUNION

pretty as Miss Mabel stephenson's bird songs and
mnuct.
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Notices of marriages must be Endorsed with
full name and address
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-06-09
WHEAT QUOTATIONS..

Whitney leads in low prices.
- Mrs. W. o. Holcomb went to
Crookston Monday on IL visit.
- Mr.. and Mrs j. =. Lun,lin and
?. Lofgreu oil Steplei, ARE at aiinnea
polls this week.
- The Rev. james Godward will
preach in the Presbyterian Church
next Sunday at 1890.
- II. c. Snyder went down to
Minneapolis on Tuesday. He will
take in the convention.
County Auditor Glavin has call
ell a meeting Of the Supervisors and
Town clerks at the Court House on
Wednesday. July 6 1892 for the pur-
pose oi obtaining uniformity in the
manner of voting and giving infor-
mutiOn about the new law. An
agent representing n manufacturer
Of voting booths, ballot boxes, etc.
will be present at the meeting. 1t
Is the duty OF election officers to
post themselves on the new system
OF voting and all would do we'll to
attend the meeting.
A young daughter arrived at
the home of We editor on Thursday y
morning June 2nd and. applied fol
a mother : care and /, fathers pro.
lection. This important item o1
news should have appeared last week
but the papers were printed the
evening before and under the strain
we did not feel equal to the task o
getting out an extra edition. Great
events east their shadows before
and for while there was more eX
citement at our house than at the
Minneapolis convention this week
All is we'll.
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Died..

John Collins, an influential and re-
spected farmer and pioneer settler in
the town OF Farley, Polk Co., died
last Friday night after n lingering
illness OF many months. He leaves a
wife and several children to mourn
his loss. Mr.. Collins Was ar Old SOL
der, he having entered the army as a
drummer boy. His neighbors speak
OF him in terms of highest praise
Our sympathy goes out to the be-
rpaypd family.