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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-29
THE MARKETS
Chicago.

CHICAGO, Jan. s.
Following were the quotations on the board
of trade today: Wheat january, opened
sjg9c, closed s7I4c, February, opened s6ssc;
closed Ss$sc; May, opened 9034c, closed eI1sc
Corn-January, opened 3sc, closed SEC;
February, opened Sc, closed $3.50; May open
ed 4Oc closed 4lssc. oats-January, opened
and closed 2s34c: February, opened =, closed
-: May. opened 3H4c, closed 314c. Pork
January, opened Sll.a, closed Sll.s0; May
Slls0 closed Sl@.10. Lard-Janusry, opened
S6.37IS, closet s6.5j. srssa
Live Stock: Prices at the Union stock yards
today ranged as follows: Hocs-Market active
on packing and shipping account and prices
5GlOc lower: sales ranged at S3.10I9i.3 pigs,
s41O@45O light, S4l5a4.3O rough packing,
! aln4.50 mixed. and S43Jdi.oo heavy packing
and shipping lots.
Cattle-Msrket fairly active on local and
shipping account, and feeling steady at 5SI10c
advance; quotations ranged at S4751o5.41
choice to extra shipping steers, Si.lnG465 godo
TO choice do, S3.50I4.l5 fair to good, S3000t3.40
common to medium do, S.. eoG36O butchers
steers, S2.aG2.aO stockers, S2.39350 Texas
steers, S2.a0Gl315 feeders, S100G290 cows,
Sl.2J435 - bulls and s3.Oo16.00 veal calves.
Sheep-MarEet fairly active and prices I'M
changed: quotations ranged at S375a5s5 west
erns, S3.IJ@,a45 natives. and StJ04625 lambs.
Produce Butter-Fancy separator, Soc:
dsiries fancy, fresh, 23G25c; packing stock,
fresh, 15G l6c. EGgs-Fresh candled, loss of,
Dressed poultry y-Spring chic kens, fair TO good.
sGsac per ID; ropsters, &c; du cks. 100 l2c;
geese, 6QIoc; turkeys, choice, il0n1Sc; fair to
good, luGl0Isc; poor, Sa.9c. Potatoes-He-
brons, 27@-SJc per bu; Burbanks. 3JO:s3c; Rose,
SIC for seed; Fearless, 3IQ13!c for seed; COM
mon 10 poor mixed lots. 20eJ@5c; sweet pota-
toes, Illinois, SliOA2.2 per brl. Apples -
Common. 81 zjds l.50 per brl; good, Sl5j; fancy.
s.. Cranbcrries-Cape Cod, 81. 500 100 per bri;
SI.50GL75 per box; Jerseys, S5.5oG6.00 per
brl; Sl.5O per box.
Sew York.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.
Wheat-No = red winter cash, Sl.OS1z;
| February, Si0l3s; March. Sl.uils: April,
| Sl.G2l4; May. Sl.ms5 Corn-No. mixed
| February 1850; do March, s91sc; 10 May,
| $3.50 Oats-Dull; No mixed MAY. SG34
! bid. Rye-Dul; state quoted at &c: whole
| range, 9+&95jRc. Barley In light request; two
| rowed state, 6i@6jc; No. Milwaukee, 50qt
| AZ. Pork-Noderateiy active and steady;
mess. Sa.7j@l075. Lard Quiet; February,
so.s4; March, S6.si; May S5.0l.
| Cattle-Market very dull; trading in
! beeves: dressed beef. steady: native sides, 61a
! &C per h. sheep and Lambs Sheep, steady;
/ lambh active and lc per lb higher; sheep, $500
| GaI.oU per Ir Us; lambs. 6254t 10. HoZs-Nom-
| iHaly steady: live hogs, si.l18i.s5 per l0o lhs
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-29
WHAT WAS SAID TO ITALY.
Pereira Applies Blaine's Words to the
Situation in Chill.

Situation in Chill.
Pereira then proceeds as follows:
In this connection it is proper TO recall the
words used by the honorable secretary of state,
WashingtCn. in his note addressed 10 the Mar
quis lmperiali,and bearing date of May 2l, lS9l:
There is no government, however civilized it
may be, however great may be the vigilance
displayed by its police, however severe its
criminal code may be. and however speedy and
lIiexibl may be its administration of law, that
ran guarantee its own citizens against vio-
lence growing out of individual malice or a sud-
den tumu1t.- This was precisely the situation
Of the administration authorities at Nalpar also
on the occasion Of 1.-THE occurrence which took
place in October.
Refers to a former Telegram.
A full and ample condemnation of the
Valparaiso affair follows, together with an
offer of reparation such as is Just, and
Pereira takes the liberty of referring to
n telegram sent to Montt five days after
the riot, which says:
Express to the United States government
what has already been stated. adding all the
data that are known in, the most cordial and
smicable form; express to the United States
| government very sincere regret on account of
this unfortunate incident, which, although not
strange in the ports of the world, this govern
| ment doubly laments, owing to its sincere de-
sire 10 cultivate friendship with the United
States.
| Relating to Arbitration.
| Pereira then makes the following refer
ence to toarbitration:
Ii the United States government should
| rot accept the foregoing explanations
as satisfactory. Notwithstanding that
| the judisizl authorities hold the
guilty parties responsible for the dis
| order of Oct. if, the undersigned must recall
the circumstance that the government Of Chilli
| through the medium of its minister in Wash
ington, has expressed the desire 20 submit any
MISUNDERSTANDING Cdispute) to decision by ar
| bitration by any power or tribunal which may
be indicated TO it; and in fact arbitration was
| suggested in conference with the minister o.
| Chill in Washington on the J)th Of December
when the government of the undersigned de
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-29
UNCLE SAM MAY NAME THE COURT.
Proposition that Looks Broad Enough
1faff


The Malta Note.
There is therefore submitted to the honor
able secretary of state of the department of
foreign relations OF Washington, the designa-
tion of either the supreme court of justice of
the United States, or a tribunal of ar itration
TO determine the reparation which Chilli may
have TO make for that lamentable occurrence
As for the dispatch addressed under date of
the llth of December 10 the Chilian minister
IN Washington by the minister of foreign rela-
tlons of the provisional government, the un-
dcrsigned submits that there could not be on
the part of the government of Chilli any Of
Tense intended to the government of the United
states, with which it desires ever to cultivate
the most friendly relations, consequently the
undersigned depores that in that telegram
there were employed, through an error of
Judgment, the expressions which are offensive
IN the Judgment of your government.
Frank and Explicit Withdrawal.
Declaring, in fulfllment of high duty of
courtesy and sincerity toward friendly ma
ton, that the government of Chill absolutely
withdraws the said expressions, the under
signed trusts that this frank and explicit dec
iaratlOn, which confirms that which had al
ready been made to the honorable secretary of
state in Washington, viii carry TO the mind of
his eXcellency, Mr.. Harrison, and of his
govern ment, that the people and
government of Chilli far from entertain
ing feeling OF hostility has the lively
desire TO MAINTAIN unaltcrabie the good and
cordial relations which, up TO the present time,
exist between the two countries-a declaration
which Is made without reservation IN order
that il may receive such publicity as Your
government may deem suitable.
The Egan Matter Postponed.
With regard to the suggestion made touch
ing the change of the personnel of your lega-
tion to which the instructions of the honorable
secretary of state refer, il Is incumbent upon
the nrG9rSIpnpl tn doc that the =
ment of Chill will take no positive step with
out the accord Of the government of the United
States, with which ii desires to mairs in itself
in friendly understanding. --~---
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-29
Bank Cashier Missing.

ANLENE, Kan, Jan. 29.-Cashier w.
p. Robinson, of the Farmers bank of
HOPE, Kan. has mysteriously disappeared
and the bank is in the hands of creditors.
He has for years been the only banker in
the place and has had the confidence of
hundred of farmers
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-29
Significant, from United Ireland. u

LONDON, Jan. 29.-United Ireland says
that while it will be glad to see autonomy
given to Ireland by Mr. Gladstone, there
are many reasons for preferring the Bal
fourian bill, which, United Irela nd adds,
could he improved upon in the house Of
commons and pass the house of lords with
oIt an appeal to the electors, while secur-
ing the support of the members of the
Irish party who are now posing as Union
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-29

DANENroRr, Ia, Jan. >9.-The Iowa law
against alien ownership was declared un-
constitutional in the district court here
yesterday. y year ago Ralph Heath died,
leaving heirs in Ireland. Judge Water
man ruled that the rights of these aliens
were fully secured by existing treaties,
and that the law was void
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-29
! Single Copi' So Cents
I Per Week 12k Cents

Blaine had said somewhat vehemently:
"'Why do you not demand his recall in
stead of constantly disparaging him. in
tending thereby not to favor his recall but
to put stop to the frequent mention of
Mr.. Egan's name.V In conclusion Blaine
says, he has made this reply in order that
the record of the state departing, of the
United States shall be kept eN ct, I'd in
all Its proceedings shall be p owe con-
sis
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-29
4 Iair Deal Indcrstnod.

The undersigned moreover declares that in
presenting its explanation bis government
finds its inspiration in the words of theinstruc-
lions which YOU have quoted and which assure
the government of Chilli that the president is
not disposed to exact or ask anything which
Your government would not, under the same
circumstances, spontaneously concede. With
sentiments OF distinguished consideration,
am, your obcdient servant,
lSigued.l LUIS PEREIRA.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-29
Took Up the women,s Quarrel.

ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. 29-Theodors
Flesch was shot and Killed by his brother
in-law. John l. Craig Their wives had
quarreled and F'lesch attacked Craig with
an AK, when the latter shot him in the
neck and killed him.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-29
Must Have Been a BAD Case.

PARIS, Jan. a9.-The editor of a pa
per called The Gaiete has been sentenced
to Imprisonment for three months and to
pay a fine of 800 francs for the publication
of an immoral article
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-29
Two Very Young People EIope.

ILMoPOLIs, Ills, Ian, 29.-Alonzo Davy,
aged l9, has eloped with Miss Sadie Aber,
the l3-year-old daughter of William Aber,
prominent farmer
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-29
MoNTT AND BLAINE SPAR"

LUIS PEREIRA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-18
Republican State Convention.

4 Republican State Convention will be
he'll in City Hall, Portland. Tuesday, June
p, 1882, at O'Clock \ NJ, for the pur
pose of nominating candidate for Cover
nor. to be supported nj the September clec-
ton and nominating candidates for elect
or 1t large for President and vice president
to be supported at the November election
aud iransaciing any other business that may
properly come before it..
The basis ef representation will be AZ fol
lows Each city town and plantation viii
be entitled to one delegate and for each
-trcnty-tivc votes cast for the Repuhlran
candidate for Governor in 1883, an addi-
ional delegate, and for fraction Of forty
votes in excess of seyenty-tye votes, an ad-
tIitional delegate.
Vacancies in the delegation OF any city,
town or plantation can only be filled by resi-
dents of the county in which the vacancy
exists.
The State committee will he IN session
in the reception room of the hall at nine
O'Clock on the morning of the convention,
for the purpose of receiving the credentials
of delegates. Delegates, in order to De
eligible to participate in the convention,
must be elected subsequent TO the date of
the call for this convention.
All electors Of Maine, without regard to
past political differences who are in favor
of maintaining u protective tariff who be
| leyc in the Republican policy of rccipro-
| rity in protecting the industries, and the
agricultural products of this State in olesa-
/ ting and dignfying human labor by Sc
curing to the lIborer his Just reward in u
| sound and honest currency in free popular
education; in securing political power to
every citizen in the promotion of the cause
of temperance in just and equal taxation in
| all measures for the encouragement ni
| american ship building. aud in an ccononi-
cal and efficient administration of State
affairs, are cordially invited to unite with
! the Republicans in the selection of delegates
| Ia this convention.
Per order, Republican State Committee,
!. ". MANLEY. Chairman.
! j. T.. SDtTnAHp. Secretary.
| Augusta, Maine, May 10, 1872
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-18
FAIRFIELD RACES.
The Park 10 be Opened with Irots on Iune
22 and 20.

F,mfiErn, May IT, Special - Th.
following dates races and purses have beer
arranged hy the management OF the Fair
6cld trottins and were made public yester
lay for the first time:
Wednesday, June ~ l192-rurse SlH
for :; 80 minute class: purse SIPS for 40
lass; purse $ 81 for 2.}l class purse s5e
for PAGERS 3.00 class
THURSDAY, June -, ls93. Purse sl0f
for , - class; purse SIPS for 2.35 class
purse s2e0 for 22s class purse $50 foi
plcers of the = 10 class.
The above purses are 10 be divided as
follows. fifty per cent TO first horse, - per
cent To second horse, - per cent. To third
horse and 10 per cent. To fourth horse.
Races to be- mile heats best } in :, to har-
nc-- aud conducted under the rules of the
National 1r0ting Associatiou.
The management claim the right TO trut
all races of each day in such order as may
facilitate the day programme. Races will
hc started at . T. NJ. Horses will he called
at l3O L. VI. In all classes there must be
five or more to enter AMI four to start
Al nominations must be accompanied by
a fec of . per cent Of the purse. An addl-
tional fee of ) per cent. will he demanded
from winning horses only.
If owing to bad weather or other nm
lVoidablc ca,l>e. the manag, mcnt shall be
unable To start our or more races. such
race or races may he declared off or post
noncd and if declared oil the entrance
money shall bc refunded Entries will
lose Monday june l3. i392'tId
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-18
New York Produce Market.

Ntw YORK. May l..
FLouB-Rcceipts. i2tis pkg-; exports. .ail
extras ~ 65t5 n. city mills fraf -, tiY mIilz
patents hiai %; winter wheat, low grades, ,nl
-; fnir to fancy, 3 d.Iai %, patents, i5al 80.
Nlnncsota clear. 5oai 20. s'raghs, s s"ai 80,
patents, l5n5 90; rye mixtures, 35"nl 10 super
tine = O5a3 90; tine, 7p,a2 -.
RYE FLoot--steady, quiet.
WHEAT-Receipts, 3ssI2n bush, exports, Iltsil5
sHles, li6 900. weaker, quiet
---- No. red, a5Eaa6, afoat, store and clc
yaior, -; o5sal@i fob, No. red -, No
northern sazTHi No. hard w It, No >
northern, sis. No. 2ChicAgo, S,h; No
Chicago no. > Milwaukee. Sesu--, NO
spring sii.
BARLEY MALr-quiet nortinal
! RYE--quief, steady western, -
| toEN--Recepts, ll2tni exports, I";s; sales
! 1000, trmcr. very dull, closing wrHk'r. No.
/ jtia5g, elevator, h}ia5i aioat------ No. 3, -
steamer mixed, 5liaj5 No : white, -; No B.
/ OATs-Receipts, 6lg@, exports ili2+j bush
! sales, lliJoO, stronger, mod. aetIy. ;-- No :;
II; do white, ola, No ?, @ia;s6l
I dn white 4GaIi; No ]. ---.---
mixed western, 35n2.l do white 36ai2; whit
I state .Ba42; No Chicago, --.
I tuTFEF-fi", more active, iirHu; no Z, i3ls-.
4 SrGAE raw Gnirt steahy refine,
quiet stesdy =, Z: .. g. W. No; ,t .,
no 10, 35a&i; no II, . iGa3 II 10 no Il
IL no II, ----r-----a---~a, tnond-
| ------; standard --~-a-----, confectioner
/ i,als; cut loaf 5a5I crushed. 5a5l; powdered
/ 43ai,, granulatrd, 1 J. lGat Dig cubes. isaIi
MoiAssEs--fO Foreign, ------, New Orleans, -
( pErRoLguN-- steady, quiet United 81.
roRk- qniet.
BKFF--qlirt.
LAHp-stcady, quiet; western s'esp close
So Ely steam @so rchn"d' quiet
BITTER good demand. firm. state dairf
i7a2n5 western dairy l2aii do creamery liza 4
DO creamery '6a,5l' do factory. llsl3
fHyEsE--hrm fsir demand steady. state uos
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-18
REPUBLICANS
Holding Caucuses for Delegates
to State Convention,
The Delegates Being Instructed for
Gen. H. B. CIeayes Of Portland.


WrNmHoF, May III Special Al a
large and enthusiastic Republican caucus
held IN Winthrop the i7th, l.. T. Carleton,
Elliott Wool, {. d. Wood, T. u, Kelly
John Z. Brainard and W H. Keith were
unanimously chosen deisgaies to the iiepub-
iicau State Convention To be beld il Port
lani, June q to nominate a candidate for
Governor.
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted with much applause The Re
pubiicans of Winthrop send greeting and
earnestly ask for the nomination of Hon.
Henry Il ClesYes of Portland for a can
li'late for Governor and we hereby tender
him our earnest. persistent aud untiring ef-
forts 10 secure for him the largest majority
.nre the war Clean handed clear heal
ed. he Il ceriaia to lead the party 10 such =
glorious victory ~ September as sill give
..heer to the Republicans eyeryW here and
greatly contribute 10 the election of Re
publican President in November"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-18
LENDING A HAND.
Thousands After Thousands of
Men Leave Their Work
To Afford Proper Support to the
locked-out Granite Workers.
Every Industry. where New England Granite is
Handled. is Nov Affected.

NEW YoRk, MAY l7.-There is little
change in the condition of the fight be-
tween the New England Granite Manu-
facturers' association and the National
Paving Cutters union developed today,
except the numbers of workmen in this and
other cities are swelling the large army on
strike in support of their locked GU,
brethren.
1t is estimated that 0,ooo men were ont
at the beginning of today's work. Eight
thousand were ordered out in this city and
Brooklyn yesterday. The building business
for the time is completely Frustrated. over
a dozen barges are anchored in Harlem
river and in New York bay laden with the
boyco,ted stone.
The tombstone and mouumep, industry
will be attacked today. Wherever non
union stone is used men will he ordered to
refuse to handle it.
This attack of the monument industry
will not be confined to the city and vicinity,
but will be extended to all parts of the
country. II is believed that this branch
alone will take out o,o00 men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-18
R0CKPORT REPUBLICANS
elect Delegates and Adopt Resolutions Favor
ina Gen Cieaycs for Governor.

RocNroEr. MAY IL Vt q large and cn-
hu,iaslic Republican caucus held in the
own Of Eockport to choose, delegate, 10 the
Gcpuhlir,u State convention, To hc held in
PORTLAND. Juu" 3" t.. BurgpsS was elected
harmau. and l.. y Morrill, clerk. The
nlloping delegates were chosen: W. \,
Merriam g. +. Burgess, \. :. Euzzell, II.
l.. Shephert; alrrnates :. :. Fuller, j.
'. Poster Z. F Knight and T.. Y. Morrill,.
Thu follow in. resolution was unanimous
adopted
Resolved, That the Republican. of Rock
ort reaiIirm their devotion to the Republic
an principles of protection, favor 4 sound
'urrencv, encouragement to American ship
ing and remember with gratitude the ser
ices of the defenders Of the mon.
Recognizing the patriotism of Henry r.
leaves in volunteering ~ . private soldier
the nlon army and his faithful seryire
until the close of the war. his srrvirc to the
rcnplc 81 bile atturu", general and the great
interest h, has always manifested in the
dyauC' ment aud prosperity of hI~ uativr
State. We earnestly favor his unanimon,
domination a~ the Republican candidate for
Governor of Maine and tcuAcr 10 him our
initcd anl hearty support in the convention
. hc held at Portland June 2lst.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-18
Constipation.

Symptoms. Headache, dizziness, 'e.
SesiShness, bad feeling in the head not
easily described. loss Of appetite, hcayi-
ness about the lower abdomen, ete.
In constipation, the absorb
ing capacity of the intestines
is such, that matter which
should be carried off is dis
solved. taken up by the blood;
and, in seeking some other
outlet, disorders the kidneys,
liver, stomach, and bowels. and
undermines the constitution.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-18
The sworn Torsns ntUSs Of the
lnqaisitiOn.

What cared they for ;roans Of the victim rs he
AZ stretched rpon the rack Yet people whose
hearts are neither As hard a. the neither mill stone
nor Whose forfitHde h excessive, often have no
pity on themsciyss-soiuntariiy incur lifelong tor
trre by neglect. Rheuraaiism. the most agoniziBg
aud obstinate " complaints il, perhaps frr.
quentIy neglected In its incpeDey than any other
the preliminary twings being set down 10 the
credit Of 50 n cold in the bofies'f which will pass
away Of itself. singular fs;uity--fatsi feinsion
Hostetter's stomach Bitters il potent safeguard
against the terrible inroads o. this in.idious sn.
dangerous malady-- dangerous because Of IL.
proneness to attack the heart, the scat Of iife
Neuralgis Is also eseetuaily eonBferscted and re-
heved by the Bifiers. Malaria, kidney complaint
debility, indigestion. biousness Ia grippe foss of
appetite and the inability to sleep are among tile
complaints eradicsble with this genial corrective.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-18
THE METHODISTS
At Omaha, Neb., In the Gener-
al Conference Assembled
Elect Officers for the Ensuing Year.
They Ais Adopt Resolutions
Calling Tor the Ahoiishmcat oi the indiqni.iss
on the Cciored Race.

ou,aA. MAY la.-Bishop Bowman pre-
sided over the Mctho list conference here
to-day.
The committee os the state of the church
endorse the formation of National Sab.
bath Union, Its second rcport condemns
Southern ontragcs, demands that Congress
take suitable action to suppress these grow
ing inlusiices and calls upon the secular
and religious papers to unite in putting
down the evil. The report was adopted
without dissent.
Bishop Bowman presided today at the
NJ, T.. general conference. The committee
on intineracy made u report recommending
| the aholishing of the five year limit ON
appointment of pastors, The report
| favored permitting bishops To appoint
pastors every year without reference to
the place which ministers were assigned
the year previous.
The committee ON the state of the church
made n report calling upon the government,
state officials, of the NJ. f., church aud all
good citizens 10 arise in might and abolish
the in'iigniies and outrages put upon colorcd
people and upon white people
who love to work for the elevation of
the colorcd race in the Southern states.
The resolution declared celorcd people
were treated Shamefully gu railway trains
AMI At hotels. They were shot down like
dogs. the law of the land trampled under
foot by people who dcspised the colorcd
race. The resolution was u signal for trc-
menaous cheering. The report was adopted
by rising vote, every delegate in tho
conference rising.
The order of the day was election of Off
GERS. Choice of agents for the book
concern at New York was first taken up.
DIR. Sanford Hunt and pr, Homer Eaton
rs agents for the New York book concern,
were unanimously elected, Nominations
for agents of the Cincinnati concern: DIR.
W, Il. lIalsicd, nr. Louis Curtis, Dr.
Cranston, Dr. W. Z. Stowe, DIR. Samuel
rembcrton, Dr, j. ID. Hammond, DIR. l..
\. Belt. Hon. Samuel Dickcy AMI Samuel
IL. High
For three secretaries for Missionary soci-
ETY. the nominations were DIR. 4. B.
Nicely, Chaplain McCabe, Dr. !. y. Peck,
Dr. II, u. Leonard, William Jones, DR. !.
w. Hamilton, DIR. A, J. Palmer, Dr. II. r,
Bardwm. McCahc, Peek aud Leonard
were elected missionary secretaries.
Rev, John NJ. Reid was made honorary
secretary of the missionary society. Dir.
Earl Cranston was elected one of the book
agents for Cincinnati concern. Two bal
lots were taken then for second agent The
result of the las, ballot was not announced
before the adjournment, hut 1t was stated
that Dir. Curtis was elected