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a Decisive BLOW for Freedom

from the tyrsnnica yoke Of those despoTic allies.
dyspepsia, constipation and liver complaint, is
Struck when the quandom victim OF their CALLING
supremacy has taken course Of Hostetter's
stomach Bitters. Then they Vamose defeated. and
health resumes Its welcome sway Such is the In.
variable experience OF those who the ruling al
terstiFe 10 get rid Of these associate evils Anti.
dyspepiics. Choiagogues, drastic cathartics are as
the sands OF the sea. numberless aud-useless The
happy blending OF remedial properties derived from
NATURES DOtalic storehouse, with pure, modified
spirituous basis existent In the Buffers not onlv
Initiate but eHectuate the Joint cure Of chronic in
dlgestlon irreguarity Of the Dowe,s and perVerson
OF tue bile. The surest defense against InalarIa IA
th1s agreeable forilier aud pressrvatYe Of health
under uni3vorable atmosphere conditions 1t
coahteracts tendency 70 rheumatism, rouses the
Kidneys and bladder when sluggish from inactfon
and endows dcbihtated, nervous Invalid with
figOr. Incompatible az a tonic 10
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The Delegation.

A canvass of the delegates elected to the
national convention at Stockton show that
they are not unanimous for Harrison. OF
the entire number 10 are for Harrison, four
for Mckinley and three for Alger The
election of Spence and FELTON,. however, is
believed to have put stop to all conspira-
cies to defeat the denomination Of the Pres-
ident. FELTON, will probably be the chair
man Of the delegation.
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She Was Under Age.

Judge Sanderson annulled the marriage!at
San Jose on October 20. 1890, between
Mamie Mcintyre (nee Brusker) and Robert
Mcintyre. She was born in July. 1873 and
married against the consent of her parents,
who, learning OF the step she had taken, at
once took her home
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Missionary Malo.

Father MaIo, missionary priest, who
has spent 80 years of his life laboring
among the Chinese and Indians, viii de-
liver a lecture on Saturday evening at
Irving Hall, during which he will give a
brief biography of his life AMI relate some
interesting episodes which occurred during
his missionary career, speaking Doth IN the
English and German languages.
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State Central Committee.

No Indications have yet appeared TO show
who will be chairman Of the new State
Central Committee. Irwin c. Stump has
been urged already to accept the rlace, but
viii positively refuse 20 do so. His time,
he says, is so greatly occupied with his
private business affairs that he has not the
leisure at MS command TO devote to politics.
Colonel Burns has also been spoken of, but
1t is quite assured that he toe, will decline.
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Fall Of 2 Floor.

NEW YORK, May "a section OF the
floor in the new Havemeyer building cor
ner CORTLAND and Church streets, loaded
with mortar, fell into the Sub-eellar this
afternoon. Albert thinner and Charles
DesOlaT were instantly killed and three
others were seTiOusiy wounded.
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Time to Gail a Halt.
Na- Uo.k aAwo-et.n

There never was more vulgar piece Of
spobbishness than the custom in adulatory
society of designating the woman who hap
pens 10 be the mistress of the White House
as ''the First Lady in the Land" But
when a newspaper speaks editorially Of
Mrs. Cleyeland's baby as ''the First Little
Lady In the Land" it Is time to call pub
lie meeting and denounce the indolent fool
killer for his indifference and reprehensible
,fac
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holders, and To those who asked him what
he was waiting tor he replied that he was
waiting for Judge Morrow to come in or go
out. lie waited It'll noon and then took
his departure without having told any one
why be wanted to see the Judge. Some. OF
the officials were of the opinion that he had
a dynamite bomb in the tin pail.
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Nilbank Fought a Freedman.

LONDON, May 5.-Milbank arrived in
LONDON this afternoon for the purpose of
attending to some business matters, after
which ne is bound by virtue of his parole
to return TO Brussels and give himself up
for trial when required by the Belgian
courts. lie said this afternoon that the
antagonist whom ne wounded at Ostend in
a duel last week was not an Englishman at
all. but he was in honor bound not to di-
vulge his name because his opponent was
connected with the French diplomatic ser
vice
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Ayspeznelan Officer Killed

NEW YORK, May 5.-The Herald's Ven
ezuelan correspondent, cabling from Cum
una, states that among the many unverified
Tumors is one that Casanas, PalaciO's chief,
gurgent and join the Government standard.
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THE STATE LEAGUE.
Delegates Elected by the Republican
Alliance.

Alliance.
At a special meeting Of the Republican
Alliance held last night the following named
were elected delegates to the Republican
State League of California;:
Delegate at large-J \. L. Wilson.
De.eEs.es-D. NJ. Burns, II. II. Lynch, J. c.
Quinn, Thomas NJ. Cuff, ". Il. Davis. J. H..
MahOney, J. NJ. Higgins, Ambrose Watson, j. L.
Mullen, II. Z. Steftins, j. j. Moran, II. G. GrTdes
{. o. Alexander, l.. j. Taylor, Grant Israel,
]. Crab m. 7 Morton. q. Armstrong, A. Isaacs
NJ. L. Asher, n. Baase; Emil HnsAberg. +.
hQgel, O. BaclgaIupi, J. II. Curley, L. J. Mills,
:. l.. Haudley, W. j. Harrington, George Fisher,
Henry Cooper, John Lueg. John Lumiey, c. C..
PisiOieSi. d ID. Daily, Joseph Coon, John r. Cos
grove Samuel Priest, +. ]. DOnnelly. Frank Nc
MaBus, j. 4. Hammili, James johnson, George
PaiIisOn, I. j. sullivan.
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OF flowers, and h0atlDg
over and about it all
the strains of music
half divine, 1873 guests
of the Repub lica n
League of California
sat down to a banquet
in the beautiful dining
rooms of the Palace
Hotel last night.
The pleasure of the
occasion to a few Of the
guests was marred be-
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Wafted for Mnrrom.

Yesterday forenoon a tall individual car
rying tin pail 10 his Eand took up posi-
ton in trent of the entrance leading into
Judge Morrow's courtroom on the upper
floor of the Appraisers building. He was
an object Of suspicion to many OF 20 oihce-
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THE BoRGHHsE SALE.
A San Francisco Merchant Gets the Famous
Ppef If pope pauI V

San Francisco Merchant Gets the Famous
Bust Of Pore Paul V.
NEW YORK, May "a special from Rome
says: At the sale cf the treasures OF the
Palazzo Borghese B-rnini's famous terra
Gotta bust of Pope Paul V. who was a
Borghese, was purchased, it is said. by a
merchant of San Francisco. Prince Paul
B0rghese, the head of the once wealthy fam
lily, is now living in villa near Anzio
The courts have allowed him an income Of
1900 lire, an amount hardly equal to his
daily income in the days before his misfOr-
tune. The debts Of the family amount to
100000 lire, while the estates, palaces and
other properly still in their possession are
estimated to be worth about % COG. 600 lire.
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NEW YORK. Maya Michaels Roman
Catholic Church was badly damaged BY fire
this morning. The total loss is estimated ae
$4,000 Fourteen hundred children wer.
in the parochial school adjoining the churcht
but they were marched out in safety and
there was no panic.
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upoH uiint ITO must bb-
jet TO the eulOgy pro-
nounced by Mr.. Evans
and say that he had be-
come convinced that
after all the years of
service for the party he
was, after all, only a
man in the Republican
ranks and not a leader.
In view of the fact
that several of Dir.
Estee's bitterest oppo-
nents sat directly at his
right and left his re-
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A Laundress of Artistic Taste.

"0ur washerwoman did not appear last
week." says Boston woman. "When She
came this week and was asked the reason
she said that the day she comes to me was
the only time she had to get ready to see
Bernhard She had frame for an evening
bonnet. she said, and she had to stay at home
and cover IT,"
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ton committee announced that the chair
man and toastmakeT of the evening. George
A. Knight, had met with an accident. which
prevented him from being present, and that
in his place the Hon. NJ. NJ. Estee would
preside.
The announcement was greeted with en-
thusiastie cheers. and for fully two minutes
after rising Mr. Estee was unable TO speak
Finally, when the cheers subsidized, he sad
that while approaching the honor conferred
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He Followed tho Cow.
English Farm and Home.

Cheshire owns the stupidest man in the
kingdom. He Is a farmland, and was en-
gagged to pillow 10-acre field. Wishing him
TO make straight furrow his employer
directed his attention TO COW grazing right
opposite. telling him to drive directly to-
ward that COW. He started his horses and
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The Hubor Commission.rs.

The Harbor Commissioners have approved
the 5000 bond Of the Parafine Paint Com
pany, awarded the contract to paint spiles to
be used in building PoWelI-street wharf.
The sureties are r. w. Moore aud a. Craw-
ford
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Fair in the FIGHT

A movement Is being put on foot
to send Charles F. Fair to the Democratic
national convention from the Fifth Dis
trict. Mr.. Fair is a son Of ex-senator James
G. Fair. and young man whose expecta-
lions are equal to those OF any one ID the
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To Recover Marine Insurance.

H. NJ. Newhall & Co. have sued the Union
Insurance Company OF California TO re-
cover $500, with interest from March IA,
1892. as insurance on the steamer Union,
which was lost on February 10, 1901.
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A Rough Sentenced.

Richard Frawley was sent to the Houee Of
Correction for five months by Judge Rx
yesterday morning for battery. Frawley's
offense consisted IN hiring George Chester's
horse and beating it nearly to death, and
then beating CHESTER when he demonstrated
with him.
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Every one had been
rival of Governor Mark
ham. who, it was said,
would surely be pres
ent. and in consequence
the desert was pro-
longed. Several Of the
recent elected delegates
Of the Stockton cOnveu-
ton left their seats, pre-
sumably upon a still
hunt for the Governor,
hut returned empty
handed, while the good
humored Gro wd ofguests
joined in the choruses OF
the popular songs as
played by the orchestra
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PROPOSALS
For Printing and Binding $500 Copies OF
Municipal Reports.

OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF BOARD OF
~ Supervisors Of the city and county of san Fran
cisco, May 3. 1892.
In accordance with Resolution No. $3.50 (Third
Series) OF the hoard OF Supervisors sealed pro-
posas will be received In open session OF the boari
on MONDAY EVENING. May =. 1892 from 80
to O'Clock, for printing. binding and delivering
TWENTY-FIVE Hundred Copies of Municipal Reports
for the fiscal year 1891 g. under the direction and
TO the satisfaction or the Committee on Printing ana
Salaries.
The work to be done in good and workmsnlike
manner. and In strict accordance with Specinea-
tions now ready for examination.
The whole work OF printing, binding and deliv-
pleted on or before the 10th day or November,
1892
The board reserves the right 70 reject all bids II
the public good so requires, aud will demand good
and sufficient bonds, with two or more Suretles, for
the faithful performance OF the contract.
The party to whom contract is awarded VIII De
required prior to or at the time of the execution
The contract to pay the cost of advertising this
notice IN three daily newspapers.
In order to preserve uniformity and to fac ltate
the award the DO rd has resolved receive bids
unless made upon blank forms prepared by the COM
mittee. and a certified check for the sum OF $500,
deposited by CHE bidder with and made PAYABLE to
the Clerk of the Board, conditioned If the proposal
lis accepted and the contract awarded; and IL the
bidder Shall fail neglect to execute written
agreement and give the bond required within six
days after the award Is made then and in that case
the said shall be paid into the City and County
Treasury by said Clerk, as hquidated damages for
such failure and neglect
Blanks furnished by the Clerk.
my3 5 JNO. A. RUSSELL. Clerk.
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ltO Ai Al 1 II g ONtAA@ ~
lieViag the service Of
the tables were baskets
and banks of roses, and
here and there amidst
The brilliancy Of silver
were quaint c0neeits of
the florists art. i hind
a screen and hidden
from the dining-hall
was an orchestra that
ushered the guests TO
the tables to the old
familiar m arc h of
Through Georgia"
Once seated at the
tables, J. J. Evan s,
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his employers attention was drawn to
something else; but in short time. on look
ing round, he found that the COW had left
her place, while the sagacious plowmaB was
following her, drawing zgzag furrow all
over the field
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JOLIET, H.. May 5.-Patrick Sullivan,
one of the Cronin suspects. died in the
Prison Hospital this evening. To the last
be maintained his innocence Of the murder
Of Dr. CTonin.
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Sent tn tho AsrInm.

Gustaye Newman was committed to the
Agnews Insane Asylum yesterday.
Frederick SlechleT, the German who at
tempted to shoot Captain Burns, was con-
signed TO Napa.
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Blaine KepnbIIcans.

a meeting of the Blaine Republican Club
was held at 135 Sixth street The club in
dorsed the following delegates to the Re-
publican State League of Clubs: John
Driseoll, William Flynn, William 0'Connor
and William HYDE.
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The Nathaniel Gray Hall.

The Nathaniel Gray Hall of Science at
Mills College Is TO be dedicated on Satur-
day, May Z, at o'clock p. NJ. Those desir-
ing TO 90 should take the u o'clock boat
from the city to Fruitvale, thence by Cali
fornia Railroad to the college.
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CnnId Soc Arree-

The trouble between the eigar-makers and
employers having been amicably settled the
men returned to their work yesterday.
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electricity, electric light. heat and power.
The place of business will be in this city,
the capital and subscribed stock $780,
and the directors George and G. b. johnson,
2n00 shnraS
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The Commissioners for the opening ex-
tension Of Seventeenth street have about
completed their report and will present 1t
at the next meeting Of the Board Of Super
YisOrS.
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Machinists' Picnic.

San Francisco Lodge No. 68 of the IN
ternationaI Association Of Machinists has
concluded arrangements for a picnic at
Forest Or owe on the 9th Of June.
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The Reason Why.
Boston Transcript.

A newspaper writer asks the question:
why is 1t that young man will sit beside
a young lady for hours and yet say hardly
anythingsto her all the timer" We venture
the suggestion that perhaps he is too polite
to interrupt her
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TIE jury that tried Martin HandIey for
arson could not agree on a verdict and
Judge Trout dismissed them.
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FRANKLIN II Lombard Spouse to the introduce
ton fell with unaecus-
toned weight. and as he took his seat some
one proposed three cheers for EStee," and
they were given with will.
The dinner at once followed, there being
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Another Electric Company.

The Uklah Electric Company mas been in
corporated to generate. transmit and sell
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Republican League Of California

THIS afternoon at 2 o'clock the Republican
League Of California will convene in regu-
lar session at headquarters in the Palace
Hotel for permanent organization.
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LEAGUE BANQUET.
Republican Delegates Are Enter
tanned at the Palace.
Representatives Prom AL Parts of the State
Around the Festive Board-The Toasts
and the Responses.

Under the blaze Of a hundred lights,
seated at tables Respondent with damask
and the sheen Of silver. amid the perfume
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DRY GOODS.
] KELLY BROS.
8 What qVe adUertdse " IS so. !
q Sole Agents " Siccardi F." /
q Cloves and 4 q Cor8ets. /

Several Lots of Dress Goods.
that we've had before, but this
time they cost just half the
former prices, viz: 38-inch
All-Wool Striped Suitings
25c, were soc. 3o-inch ALI
Wool Spotted Melange Mkt.
ures at soc, was 81. 5o-inch
All-Wool Imported Scotch
Suitings at 75c, we're 81 so.
See our Window Display of
these Great Bargains. Below
are Sample Prices of the way
we sell everything we keep.
CHILDREN's FANCY CLOTH
TAM o. SHANTER CAPS.
were SOC.
At12Kc.
Erred WHITE HANDKFS,
all linen, never sold less than
25e.
At.1Oc.
No. 9. ~, is SATlN-EDGEALL-
SILK RIBBON, all cDlors, at
one price, used TO be 125c, 15c
and zoe yard.
At SOC.
LADIES 4.BUTT. SUEDE
KID GLOVES. tans and browns,
worth Toe.
at 12hc.
MEMS FULL FINISHED
COTTON SOCKS. grays. tans.
browns, were zoe, all sizes.
At 25c.
LADIES' HERMsDoRF
rib, were 40c.
At25c.
AMANUF ACTU-RE R'S
STOCK OF LADIES Isle
VESTS, silk finished. all kinds,
worth from 40c to Coo.
LADIES FINE. SATEEN
DRAB CORSET. all sizes; see
them in our window, and if not
worth 81 don't buy them.
At sc.
TOWELING, heavy twill.
At75c.
ia WHITE CROCHET BED
SPREAD, has always sold at 81.
All Our Kid Gloves Mended
Free for One Year.
OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 10 p H.
MAIL ORDERS ATTENDED TO PROMPTLY
REST LIGHTED STORE m The CIR
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FRIDAY. May 6.
Stmr Acapulco. Pitts Is DAYS from Panama. etc;
pass and mdse. to Pacific Mall Co.
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dining-rOoms were a picture. Re-

at 9:45 o'clock the announcement was made:
Take your partners. whoever you like, and
NOVA dotyr to rho tahIaS ~
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BALDWIN THBATER.

BALDWIN THEATER.
AL HA1MAN q CO..,... .Proprlet0r3
ALFRED BoOFlER. ..-........,...........M Manager
TONIGHT AND EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK
AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
NJ r.. r. G Fl A Il ID VI A N FIELD
In His Renowned representation,
DIR. JEKYLL AND MIR. HYDE
AS presented by him at the MadisOn-square Theater
New York. and the Lyeeum Theater, London.
EXTRA-NEXT WEEK-EXTRA
Monday, May 9-Last Week of
MIR. HARD MAN SFIELD
Monday. MAY 8, the Tragedy of NERO.
In response 20 general request.
TUESDAY, May 10-BSAU BRUMMELL.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY IL,
A PAKISIAN-ROHANC
THURSDAY EYENING-PRINCE KARL.
Friday Evening .........B EAU BRUMMELL.
Sat'day Matinee PARTISAN ROMANCE
SATURDAY EyE'NG-FAREWELL and Benefit of
FIR. RICHARD MANSFIELD,
When he wilt appear In five characters.
49, SEATS FOR ALL PLAYS AND FOR THE FARE
WELL NIGHT MUST BE SECURED AT ONCE
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-06-18
FOREIGN,

JOHN PARNElL, brother of late Charles
Stewart Parnell, has declined to contest
Limerick for parliament.
AS the result of letter written by Mich
ael Davitt on the connection between the
labor cause and home rule, the Chronicle
has espoused the Gladstonian policy.
DURING a gale along the Anglesea coast,
q schooner was driven ashore near Beau.
maris, Wales. All the crew except n man
were saved.
The London Times announces OH cial ~
that the princess Marie Of Edinburg is be-
trothed to Prince Ferdinand of Hohenzol-
lern-schmarigen, the crown prince ofRou-
mania. )
A LONDON cable says: G.~F. Greatrex, o
wealthy citizen of bennington, was shot
and killed today by his son, who declared
that he killed his father because his allow
ance of FL, 600 a year was too small.
ROBERT w. Wilcox, the leader of the in
surrection of 1885, v. v. Ashford and fiji
teen others have been arrested in Homo
lulu or the charge Of being engaged in
reasonable conspiracy against the govern
ment.
Hon. {. II. Upper, minister of marine
and fisheries, has been selected to prepare
the case which tho British and Canadian
representatives upn1 the Bering sea arbi-
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-06-18
THE WICKED WORLD.

lite n EO OHL
A FARMER in Illinois kills his wife and
her paramour and commits suicide.
THREE Arkansas men, brothers, are
lynched because, at their suggestion, their
nephew murdered a jailer.
Robert T. Day was hanged at Kalama,
WASH, for the murder of T.. G. Beebe last
October.
AN Illinois n:..n and a robber exchange
shots at Council Bluffs, Iowa, the former
being fatally wounded and the robber
shot dead.
A MAN is arrested on suspicion of having
murdered William Anderson, the Eau
Claire lumberman, and lynching is brooch
ed.
AT Rockville, Ind, William L. Wright,
deputy prosecutor, has been arrested for
uttering forged paper 10 the amount $11,-
600.
SUcn extensive horse thefts are going on
along the Arizona Mexican border as to
arouse the suspicion that ano ther CARA
revolutioni is being worked up.
THE supreme court of Missouri has af-
frmed the sentence of the circuit court j IN
the case of ex-Trcasurer holland, charged
with embezzling state funds, and fixed his
punishment at two years in the peniten-
tiary.
THE famous murder case against Col. II.
Clay King, a prominent lawyer under SEN
tence to hang for killing David Poston, an
other prominent Memphis lawyer at Mem.
phis, March 10, 1884,, has been taken up in
the Tennessee supreme court.
HECK WILLIS. a colored man, was taken
from the Jail at lebanon, KY, by parties
from Adair county and lynched. He was
arrested a few days ago for assault on 9
white girl, and was taken to Lebanon fol
safe keeping.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-06-18

saw. &. Nj. Louthen Of Virginia ascended
the Platform and also seconded the nom.
ina,ion Of Mr.. Reed Of maine, not in behalf
of any delegation but in behalf OF the ma
ton.
I'm behalf OF the delegation from Maine" said
Mr.. Littlefeld of Maine, Il ask the delegates Of
this convention not to vote Tor Thomas 8. Reed
of Maine until they are assured that his name
has been presented by his authority. l am sure
be would decline to accept the nomination."
Mr.. Luther, Of Virginia, and Mr.. Settle.
of Tennessee, explained that they had not
Mr.. Reeds authority 10 p esent his name.
but that they done so as a tribute to a man
whom they regarded as one Of the nations
great sons. Mr.. Settle thcreupon withdrew
the name of Reed Of Maine. :
On tine motion of the chairman of the
Iowa delegation the rules were suspended
and the nomination OF Wlitelaw Reid was
made BY reclamation
An invitation to the delegates and visitors
TO visit the Zenith City Of the unsalted seas
and another rom Winona for July 4 were
read, and this indication Of the end of the
convention sent Senator Hiscock and
Chauncey DePew towards the door hat in
hand.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-06-18
HENEWSSUMMARY
The Latest News of the World Con
densed and Arranged in Conyen-
lent Form.
Washington, Personal, Foreign, Grim
mal, Casualty and Other
Important News.
THE CAPITAL:


THE Legislative appropriation bill abolish
es the Utah commission.
~Ex-CoNGREssM\ ~ Eppa Hunton of Vir-
ginia is appointed to fill the u%nexpired
term Of the late United States Senator
Barbour.
In the Hyde iron land case, Duluss dis
trict, the secretary of the intedor oyerrules
the general land COMMISSIONS. and Hart
man will be given q hearing
SECRETARY ELKINs issued q general order
to the army announcing the retirement OF
Brig. Gen. D.. S.. Stanley and paying a high
tribute to his military services.
THE commlssloner O finternal revenue re-
ports the payment to date of2,8lG claims
for sugar bounty, amounting to 1921, 096,
leaving unsettled G15 claims involving
50, 6Sl.
A statement prepared at the treasury de-
partment shows that there wss a net
crease of $G,437,9S5 in circulation during
the month OF May and a net increase Of
81, 01O, OOS in money and bullion in the
treasury during the same period.
BY direction of Secretary Noble that por-
ton of the grant to the Southern Pacific
Railroad Company lying between Tres
Pinos and Alcade, in the state of Califor-
MIA, will soon be restored to the public
domain. The lands, which aggregate APP
proximately 76S,OOO acres, will be opened
to settlement at an early date.