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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-16

A few days ago some old aud tnu,iy docu.
msuta were found, by which II VIA learned
that treasure consisting Of jrwrlry and gold
coin. amounting IN value 10 t?,000,O 900, I.
buried ri No. O pcrpucta street IN thu CITY u
Mexico. The documents bear official marks
and stnte that the wealth wa. sccfetrd by
order of Emperor MAxinilllnn.
The discovery " thcsr document. produced
. sensation among those who were permitted
W share the secret, and preparations wcrr NJ
once made for uncatihing the treasure. The
work Of excavation wa. begun and Ia \ short
time clay vessel ilicd with gold powder
wAs ,inearthcd Then came several pieces u
solid silvcrwurc
A depth of only few feet hns been reached
the work having been temporarily interrupted
BY great now III water Into tho cavity. A.
pson IA the wnicr can be shut out or con.
troiled tho work Of excavation will be- ~.
sumsd There seems 10 IN no doubt about
the documents being genuine, and II Il bc-
iirvrd that NIL Of the great wealth viii BE- IN.
carti,cd
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-16

A Nw days ago some old and mus,y docu.
ments were found, by which II wa learned
that treasure consisting Of jewelry and gold
coin, amounting 10 value to q. 900 900, 10
buried al No. Q Pcrpucta street In the City OF
Mexico The documents bear Official msrks
and state that tho wealth was sccreted by
order Of Emperor MAMMALIAN.
The discovery Of these documents produced
. sensation among those who wsrc permitted
TO share the secret, and preparations were al
once made for uncarthing the treasure. The
work Of excavation was begun and IN Q short
time clay vessel filled with gold powder
was unrarthed. Then came several pieces Of
solid silvcrwnrc.
A depth Of only = few feet has been reached
the work having been temporarily interrupted
BY great now Of wafer Into the cavity. A
soon % the water can be shut out or con.
trolled the work Of excavation will be re-
sumcd. There seems TO be no doubt about
the documents being genuine, aud II 10 be-
licved that nil Of the great wealth will be an.
earthrd
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-16

Five naked robbers held up the California
e1pness on tho pnnta We half q milo west OF
CimArron, knnsns, nj I 40 n. H., on the 10Th
wounded Express Messenger u. Z. whlttlr.cy
Of Kansas CITY, secured 81 900 IN silver aud
the contents u the way cafe and escnpcd.
Whittlesey WA ordered 10 open the through
safe, hut could not do 40. md the robbers
weta forced " content themselves With the
contents Of the way sNfe, which were mi IN
sack. All this limo three of the outlaw.
stood outside nring NJ the passenger car, aud
shouting osths 10 lntimidaic the passengers.
Ten thousand dollarp IN currency and some
iewsiSy bad hssu hidden by tbs messenger,
esd wis Ass tuund ~ ~ o,lllaws, Ilstc
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-16

Judge Lochren, the commissioner OF pen
slons, with the approval Of Secretary ilokt
Smith, has issued tho following Important
order rs To ndjuiica,ing and Ming rates Oi
ond section VI the act Of June VI, ispv, can
only he allowed upon proof u mental OF
physical disability of pcttbanont character,
mol the result of claiuiant's own ylcious hnb.
iis, incapncitAtlhg him from thr perform.
aDcc Of manual labor IN such degree Nc "a
render b!m inable 70 earn support. 49,.
esu, ~ sueh. have = peuslpnsble rating uudSi
that sci nor 10 consldsrsd slhervlss ihAu n
y ARseiA The espAaity of ths elsIwhal 10 ~
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-16

General r. Brinkerhof of Ohio, the new
president Of the association, who was elected
TO succeed the late ex-Prcsident X. B. Hayes.
preeidcd, and the Rev. ]. L. Milligan, chap
lain Of the western Pennsylvania penitcntiary
at Plttsburg, secretary Of the association, oc-
cupied his accustomed place.
After President Brlnkerhof had raped the
assembly to order, the report Of the standing
committee on prison discipline was read by
Captain Pope, chairman Of the committee.
Tho report was, for the most part, an AnaiysIs
Of the various state reports received during
the past year by the committee, with . Sum-
ming up Of the results achieved In the line Of
reformatory methods In prison discipline, and
VA Of an interesting and Instructive chArac-
ter. A general discussion followed the read.
Ing Of Captain Pope's report after which
Colonel Barr delivered 4 short but feeling
memorial address on the late Rutherford u.
Hayes. when the meeting adjourned.
II. Paul was selected AS the next place OF
meeting.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-16

ELECTRICITY In mechanics Is In n
transition stage. No nrc on tho
threshold OF marvellous applications
OF tho new power. duo TO recent sell
cntihc discoveries and inventions
Now departures are certain 10 come.
but he would bc u bold Spectator
who could define their precise dircc.
iion or limit. Niagara and many
other natural force. nro nj tho com.
tnand Of tho engineer Of to-day. and
tho gigantic englres Of modern
steamships show what is possible In
mechanics. What century II Is In
wondcrs'
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-16

1t ID said that evidence In the divorce suit
u Mrs. Leslie Wilde IL already In, and that
the courts arc only awaiting Referee Taylof's
report 10 decide the question.
The evidence taken before the commission
appointed by Judge Brown to examine Euro
pean witnesses has been received and sub
mitted TO the referee. The latter has been
under confederation. 1t 10 said that Mrs.
Leslle charges not only drunkenness and gen
eral worthlessness against Wilde, but adds
the serious charge Of inadelity, and names \
French woman a. tho correspondent, London
As the place Of their meetings, and makes a
general charge that adultery was committed
1t various times between September last aud
the date Of commencing the proceedings.
which was In February Of this year.
Reports say that tho European commission
caused tho French woman to give evidence.
and It WA Of such . character as 10 leave no
doubt that the charge OF adultery Is we'll
founded and fully proved. II such be the
Ease, there will be but one thing left for Mr..
Taylor to do, and that Is to submit the evil
dence complete, with his findings and recon-
mendations, to some Justice Of the Supreme
court for approval. The granting Of an abso-
Lutte divorce will be certain to follow.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-16

A MELANCHOLY lover In Vienna
wrote his sweetheart that ut u Ger.
tain hour ho intended exploding his
vacant skull with bullet and no.
qucsting bcr 70 take poison at the
same time. Being devoted sweet.
heart she did as no desired. aud tho
twain. lot II be hoped. found some
place better suited to thcm than this
cold world. Tho event has It's pa.
thcilc sido, but II might have been
worse. Tho bullet might have been
Ineffective. for instance. or n stom.
nch pump might have intorfercd with
the drug.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-16

The Chinese naval squadron Ia TO be
further strengthened. In the recent rr.as.
signmrnt Of ships Incident 10 the breaking
up Of tie naval review the Baltimore was ne.
sIgned ~ flagship u the China station.
II has now been decided 10 have the run.
boat Concord accompany tho baltimore 10
the Aslatlc station. II IL decided to have
both ycssrls under way not later than July
~, They will 70 via Europe and through
the aues canal. II Il undcrvtood that ii,s
gunboat MnchiAs, which IVES successfully
tried Saturday, IL also booked for ihr Chinese
station. but several months vii, rlAp.s be.
fore she Il fitted out for foreign cruise.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-16
Chnrltl,. NJ , correc,,on,.

Thursday evening at = o'clock thr natioual
conference VI Charities and Correction.
opened its twentieth annual meeting IN rooms
~ and ~, a. tho Art Institute. Chicago. The
meeting was u Al anniversary md Historical
chArActes Ari drvotrd 10 u consideration Of
the reforms accomplished 10 the Held u
charities and corrections during Tho past
tweny year,. The nidress Of welcome was
made by Mira. J. ~. Flowers, and WAS re-.
spondcd 10 by tho lion. Andrew T. Elmer of
Wisconsin. President N. Hart of ". Paul
delivered bis annual address. reviewing the
w0sk of the national conference
The subject taken up In tho evening wns
he ''pubiic Treatment Of l'nupcrisua.n
Anong tho prominent members Of the A..
socintion In attendance were Colonel Barr of
0ovssnor's Island, Nov York hArbor, Judge
advocate VI tho Unltrd Ststes army, Warden
Edward Wright Of the Pennsylvania prnitrn.
issy and MIRA r. q. Johns on ~ MassArhu.
ofin.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-16

" the French government could
succeed In taxing the aliens living In
Franco TO the extent Of making II
cheaper for them to go home and
shoulder the responsibilities OF ci,i-
tenship than TO shirk them, II would
do this country service unfortu-
nstely. however. the tax Is TO DO so
light. only FIVE francs annually paid
TO tho local authorities, that the
aawdlers about the French capital
will not mind II.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-16

A DEVIL with rolling green eyes.
banning red whiskers and a horrible
grin, is reported to haunt the shaggy
woods near Warwick. n. y. II does.
n't secm to have occurred to the ma.
hves that perhaps some farce-comcdy
aggregation has taken TO the country
10 escape the sheriff and lighted out
In such u hurry that the leading
comedian" didn't have time to
change his stage makeup.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-16

WE are glad to have all the Euro
pcan princes and princesses come
over to see us. and We are glad to
conform to the usual etiquette of
sovereigns in our intercourse with
them. But 1t must be remembered
that we are all sovereigns and. consc-
quentiy, will conform to our own ETH
Quette.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-16

ARGENTINA is trying to help solve
our Chinese puzzle. Agents OF that
government are now in this country
telling the Mongols that they will be
received with open arms in the South
American republic, where their skill
and labor are much needed. The
same representations are being made
In Chinn
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-16

The worlds fair is now making
money. We may look henceforward
Tor constantly increasing attend
snce People always fight shy Of
financial failure. whether II l. n
worlds fair or man trying to bor-
row a quarter. II the belief once
becomes prevalent that the worlds
lair Is making money 1t will have
plenty OF patronage.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-16

The question has arisen OF late
whether it is proper to criticise
the supreme court Certainly; the
divine right to find fault is inalien-
able and everlasting, and the way to
keep the supreme court straight is
by the restraint of vigorous public
opinion No thunderbolt will strike
The man who criticises the supreme
yourt
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-16

TIE Pennsylvania legislature. with
that rare good sense that SO fire.
quently characterizes such bodies,re-
fused to pass bill to prevent the
deposit OF dead animals and similar
bric-a-brac in Philadelphia's water
supply. Some Of the people OF that
city show disposition TO get angry
in a languid sort OF way over the
matter.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-16

The dispatch from Washington In regard
line Of the Cherokee strip and thus keep all
but those IN the scheme from getting over on
choice lands IL all bosh. Tho north line of
tho strip Il iIa miles IN length aud every mile
Of II Il interscrte,l by q north and south road
extending from kansns, aud exactly on the
limo east and west for tho III miles runs n
road sixty feet wide on which nil can travel
ised land
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-16

las notified Governor Osborne u Wyoming
that Count Macmillan Zeppelin. chamberlain
~ the King 81 Wurtanibors, Count vo,
Biucchrr, n captain In the Royal PrusslAt
itu.-Aru. and other distinguished officers o,
the German army will arrive In wyominr
.our time IN July or August tosptnd cpipi,
II months IN search Of scientific specimens foi
the HoyAl Museum ~ Stuttgart The dis
iinguishrd guesis will receive the attention
becoming their rank and station. The mili.
tary oiilccts At the various posts will Asslst In
entertaining them aud making their visit Z
pleasant our.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-16

SALISBURY is having great time
In Ireland because he confines
himself to Ulster. The tires OF the
continued ovation he has only to 60
to neighboring counties, whore dead
cats await him and the entire cab
bage crop is ready to acknowledge his
august presence.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-16

II the New York toadics to royalty
lose their silly heads over Princess
Fulalie. what would they do II it
were Queen Victoria or Emperor
William Perhaps 1t is just as well
that no royal European sovereign is
coming to the fair. 1t will prevent n
good many American sovereigns from
making themselves ridiculous
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-16

Two Colorado men wagered as to
their respective abilities to consume
moi phine. Tho vanquished is dead,
ind the stakes will not compensate
the doctors who rashly brought the
victor back from the edge OF the
grave. People Of speculative turn
Of mind would do we'll to seek other
channels for investment.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-16

The most disastrous storm That has ryrr
visited Northern Mexico 10 reported from tl,c
town of puAeeiprtta. The entire town vas
destroyed, every residence and building IN the
city being swept away. About 700 were
left homeless, Many were injured, but M
deaths were reported. Tho storm also de-
ttroysd tho crops Of that section. Owing ~
the remote location Of the town. but nirager
particulars Of tho extent Of the damage have
bren received
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-16
Wisconsin,, ). :. Chaplin Of South Carolina,
and two unidentified bodies.
FOR SUNDAY CLOSING.
The Federal Court At Chicago says that
the Exposition Cannot be Opened
0s,A

i the Expoaltlon Cannot he Dnsnsd
| nm a,,a.x,
J,a... WA. a.. ,...,. :. A.. r.,.,
h.,.h ..a..., =. ~. on ~. .,..N.''-
hs ,,.n.d ,s.,r.,n,ss ~. .ma,.,. -, ,Sa
World,. F.,, T,or onsr,nc A.. 80. ~ I.oL
.or nail ~ ann,,.
Judr. nro..o,,,, a,...,,., ~, f., "a, al
/ inc r.co,r r,.nd.s ~, IT, ,n;,n.,,a. =.
crsnt.a
Each NJ IN. two ,r,,.. ~ho r.n,., ~. a,
irn.t,on ,oo,, ..,,on - v,S.,. S,w..s,
rrouna. .rd IN. d,...n,,,r ,,,a,. .,,r.s.s
r.d,.s,,, 49,, h",,, "s '1"s' ''"'''u
,.s ~,
49, 49," .saa Ms own opinion, IN
,.Ms..u" ~ ".'.usu 'HA' 'aeAson pA'A was
~. -. 1891 ~ oHposn,'" purposes SUI
g. NY ,"o.'. W s's"'eu -
"a 49, ~ .ou"u '"As ."c e1po''.'o.
- ~ 49,, ~ ,"s.' 'u' "eu oser 70 'nc coh"o'
y. wy Aoue'-. gove.n"'en' oy INC local COZ
=. .h.,,,'.. NJ y. ", w., .1 4,,'',,,
,rc 4, -h,.h -. -. Wv '"''N
II. ..,s $3.50
=, ~. .a,,...,s w, .onu, ,.''
-... -. .Ssss ~ Wv NV oo"'"'u.'
No., $500 ~ ~ ,,.'s , '"0 AH."s v",.
N. ,.,,~n., az -ppo'ry
no authority to reconsider. lie held that Con-
grcss had perfect right TO withhold that
portion OF the souvenir coins which II retain.
cd, and that the people had no right To entry
'h'o Inc PARK because they had handed the
governance OF entry over to tho federal nu-
tnofiy when they voted the issue OF e6,000,.
oV ponds Tor the purpose OF the exposition.
he also held that Congress did not limit the
amount OF money TO be expended on the fair.
put that the local corporation was liable for
every dollar Of IT, He found thnt because tho
exposition mad been rendered 10 and accepted
oy the government, therefore the government
mao standing In equity. 30 far as the case
before Judge stein Is concerned, he held that
was no bar TO the proceedings, because, at
y admissible TO say that the government must
In comfy yield to the state court to to take
sach control as would cover the existence OF
the enterprise"
Judge jenkins, after recitlng all the early
history Of the fair took the ground that the
government had only qualified possession Of
the exposition, but snid that the case dir not
| hIrp. m that ,,..,to. n. A.,t A.. a..
$3.50 -
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-16

startling disclo.nrr wh made A. the
Worlds Pair grounds when the priceless.
lsces scnt by Queen MArrherita Of Italy wer,
Unpnckri. While this laccs were bcing taken
out ~ their case. nnd each piece counted, II
was found that thirty pieces were missing
The queen wns Immediately npprisri of hri
grea, ioss Tho ioss will not fall upon ID,
Exposition company, As their bond did not
cover the safety Of the iaecs IN transit, but
the United states government gave n bond oi
ei00.oo0 TO guarantee their safe return tt
a..
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-16

THERE are but few people who
seriously doubt there Is considerable
basis for the repeated allegations OF
tho excessive size OF Chicago feet
And even these few ought to be
finally convinced by tho experience
Of Chicago policeman who recently
shot at mad dog and hit his own
foot When man Is on still hunt
and uses his feet for MI ambush he
ought 10 be careful how he uses his
weapons.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-16

--Tss3 f~iaee- 81 Xxlas- xAila- ia-his.
yacht at its winning race carried u
cane and escorted a Skye terrier.
leading the creature by a silken
string. American yacht clubs will
undoubtedly profit by the example.
and hereafter no amateur seadog will
venture on his bark on the sea with
out having on board a cane and n
Skye terrier led by sillsen string.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-16

AiExicASs murdered n traveller and
his servant. and the pursuing posse
has. up 10 date. slain sixteen Of the
Assassins. This Ia little rigorous,
but II shows that II Evans and Soniap
wore In Mexico they would not b.
greater than the government
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-16

Tn. Russians now 10 this country
have boon pay ing very close attention
10 tho crsmp ship yard. wiierc The
crulsev Now York WAS constructed,
aAd Il ID runorpd that this frm VIII
' Nisa "a order irtm tM
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-16

Al the Worlds Temperance Congress.
which convened on tho nth In thr Lake Front
cnt, although the total attendance Ma iess
than Mo- persona Archbishop finland Dc.
jivercd 4 powerful address, Dr.. Albert q.
Lawson. president ol tho National Temper.
suev Roclsiy, followed. IA Tho afternoon q
lpselal !sssgsloH VA given v 'hs sslsssiss
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-16
Professor It.y Itsta,u,d,

The board Of trustees Of tho Institution for
the mute and blind, nj an executive session
held In the governors Office on tho 9th, de.
,idcd to cancel the agreement made with DR..
Gillette Of jacksonville, Illinois, and to re-.
store Professor Hay ns principal Of the insti.
tuition. Dt Gillette was engaged TO take
charge August I. A suit at law will probably
follow
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-16

Ex-senator stephen w Dorsey has sold 10
W. W Porter ~ Denver. his New Mexican
ranch IN which he has expended thousands Of
dollht aud which has been famous from
occnu To ocean for ycnis, scunior Dorsey
Mexican land IN the early i7O'r, while he
was member Of the National SenAts from
hfkna.nA. The h,nd lies IN Collar county,
NV Mexico, twenty-five miles from the town
u pprlugrr lie set 10 work 70 make his
ro..rsslon IN the western wiIderness baron.
isl manor, whlch might vie With the oouutry
!,i-!!ils aud situated y ~ Ialss s q %. q
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-16

EULALIA may now 60 back to Spain,
her nose elevated at the rest Of royal
ty. What other OF them has had the
happiness to meet McAllister face to
face?
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-16


spanish Camp, In Wharton county,
miles from = railway. Wa struck by
on Friday night. Number Of hog
nnruofed and destroyed. In the viz
wilkins house was blown down Al
drrn killed. For three miies ID
thing IL rack and ruin. Thrrc
town Mr.. Simmons wss killrdfM
Jenkins, n darkry over 100 y0no
crushed 10 death. All tho r1cn
houses on the Montgomery ~ mo-
blown away, aud several prrsou
fatally, -,
A cAblrgrnm announce. aiori
Jeanette. daughter Of MAjd llAffl
formerly private secretary ~ FORK
sop, IN Edmund A. Bens,i athrdrs
The ceremony took pincG rn gland
church Of H. Mary's, NQyinlor Hnt
IN the presence Of tho ID ndon nnf
Miss u slford mud frirnd return
Paris. Mr., and Mrs.. ils'd probabl,
the United Slater IN
make their home In y |. ,nobbcd h,
Archbishop srmhu1g, Austria, 10
forty Polish studen Jhich the Pole
regard ~ trcason h,c, Tho arch
church, Of which railway station
bishop vas drivp'udcn's attacked
from bis house " cggs " the arch
him. They thru stopped tho borsti
bishop and his e1aic carriage. flW
and tried u ci1ID doors and beat ibs
men reached ocnues. while other
archbishop NJ vegetables over 'ht
tos.cd dirt, q -,
back. the students, but wtt,
The police Sorccments were sum
driven bse u sklrinish ulnetssu o.
\! III; 49,; ; Il, "; ';::'i &C
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-16

the wrrekagc they were especially struck BY
the silence that prevailed There were no
erica TO be- heard from beneath the nfIi5l1.
Ncrvously and cxcitc,ily they ,orr away ~
beams and rnftcra that made the tomb. Il
VIVA horrible task II was y dirty task. Men
worked like demons with sweat pouring dovu
their faces. Every moment tho throwing
aside ~ wrrckagc exposed tho bloody and
often mu,ilatcd form Of one Of the vle,inA.
Occasionally one Of them revived sufilcicatiy
10 need but little assistance IN get tho outer
air, but the majority OF thcm-tiusiy, bri,ssd.
with their clothing torn almost III iAtirrs-
were carried TO the Ambulances. A. The
bleeding and mangiei bodies were broueh(
out groans and outcrics Aroac on ali hands.
The surrounding houses, drug stores and br,a.
inc,s places were filled In short time with
the bleeding and grooming men.
A. the morgur the sight WA one horrible 70
behold. Tho little building IN which WA ous
icc-chest and u di.scciing table was not ness
large enough 10 hold the dead bodies brourh,
from the wrecked building. When the norrue
whs nllcd tho stable was turned Into a rcccp.
ton room for the bodies, Binnkrta were laid
on The floor and tho remains laid Out u NJ.
specially M possible under the circumstances.
The number Of dead IL nov known 10 be
twcntv.four, and tho injured, 90 far As asccr.
tainablr, aggregate Afiy.two. The hospitals
all report the patients doing nicely and nous
Of the Injured will die.
The lat Of dead Ia ma followsi George Al.
len of Pennsylvania. George W. Arnold 81
Virginia, l.. W. Woody Of New York, Samuel
y, iunrs Of pcnnsy lvnnin, John i,ossius Of dis.
,rIct of Columbia, Arthur l., Dietrich Of Ken.
lucky, Jeremiah Dale go of PcnusylvnuIn,
JAmcs II. Pagan Of Kansas, Joseph H. tiage Of
Michigan, David 4. Jordan Of Missouri, N.
N. Jarvis Of Michigan, !. boyd Jones Of Wis.
con.in. Y. y. Lotus Of New York, Y. ".
Mscdor, y. Y, Miller Of New York. ilowurd
4, Miller Of Ohio. J, II, Mefail Of Wisconsin,
r. n, ahuil Of KAnsss, William achtlsyev oI
Nsss,ssA ". \ Wand. y n Vvtiits,,s "a