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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-06-14
..Thank You"

Is what Mrs. Paisley, of Newburgh, N. Y., always says to Hoods Sarsa- parilla. 1t cured her of a severe case of scrofula and eczema, and she has reason to be grateful.
 If you are bilious take Hoods Pills.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-06-14
s.IE OF cAPIroL RLocK

h accordance with city ordinance No 6, Capitol Block will be subdi- sIdsd into lots and offered by public sactiOn Saturday, 2ith day of June, si lG o'clock.
 J. l.. FISHER, Mayor.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-06-14
Sboesi Shoes! Shoes !

CuO6S4 oLO6S! SnOOS
 Ladies', misses and chIldrens' Tbe largest stock and lowest prices h the city come and see them. You Eill be sure to buy. Fifty varieties q men and boys shoes. The finest zlection in town. You are sure to b pleased in style, quality and pice by the Bashford-Burn-ister Company,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-06-14
Wnnfad

Reliable person to take exclusive soairol, on new plan, of the circula- h0n uf my Worlds Fair Magazine, -k0no's COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION lL- uaRaTED," authentic organ of the sslr, in Prescott. Stamp for partie- lars J. B. CAMPBELL,
 l59 < l61 Adams St., Chicago.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-06-14
Book Wanted.

A copyof DonneIly's .Criptogram" is wanted. For further particulars apply to M. Goldwater < Bro. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-06-14
Here is Your Chance.

Just received a fine and cheap stock of spring clothing and dry goods of all descriptions. We will sell these goods at 3 very reasonable rate. Call and look at them.
 tm3 A. WoLLENBuRa < Go.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-06-14
Hook and Ladder.

All members are requested to at tend the meeting to be held next Sunday at 2 p. m. sharp. By order of the foreman. J. E. FIToR.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-06-14
The Quickest, Purest
 and the Best of all the Baking Powders is

Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
 While other brands have
 Deteriorated and will not
 Raise the old amount of flour Dr. Prices has been brought steadily up to greater Pe uOn richer Cream of Tartar and higher in leavenng power hence does immeasuaby better and finer work than any oe' Baking Powder known
 The Purity of Dr.. Prices Cream Baking Powder mas never been questioned Pure the driven snow
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-06-14

The JoURNAL-MNER man has heen piled SO often with the query, How did the prisoners escapeT that he has investigated the question, through channels of information which have not yet been closed to him by over sensitive officials, and from such sources learns that yes. terday morning some prisoners were employed m assisting to handle some large rocks being used for the flooring of the large cell. They were under the charge of George Merritt, who holds a position as deputy sheriff. When through with their work they were taken through the door from this cell to the jail corridor, and it was through this same door that they afterwards es- caped, the natural supposition be- ing that it was left unlocked. To another query asked frequently to- day. Has there been escapes from the iail to-day7" the JoURNAL-MINEF replies, not as far as known. II there have been, the officers have not yet missed them.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-06-14
Pianos For Sale
Fine Rarga,,.

ln easy installments. Apply to B. d. Goldwater, Prescott, Ariz. mlOtf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-06-14
Nntiee.

Is hereby gixen that Schlessinger is in no wise connected with the Montezuma lunch rooms.
 WM. DeLfN. Prescott, April 5. 1893.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-06-14
Wanted

A man and wife, without children. O take charge of and run a ranch. Apply at the City Feed Yard.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-06-14

THURsDAY's DAILY.
 W. c. Foster is in Phenix. i Public schools close to- morrow.
 No escapes from the county i,;l reported to-day. A''
 Judge Ling is able to be ont again. Ou' morning. 'uiS S.a Methodist Sunday School picnic
 Judge A. O. Moves has resignaa as Justice of the peace.
 The new depot will be ready for occupancy next Saturday. Maricopa county's Normal school at Tempe will close June II.
 Telegraph Operator Staley came m from Seiigman last evening. Sam F. Webb has taken charge of the ofiee of collector of custglnS.
 The funeral of MT. and Mrs. $. w. Ihorne's littlechild occurred to-day.
 Twenty passengers went out this morning on the $. F. r. & P. rail way.
 The new time card on the s. F.. r. & F. railway went into effect to- dpy.
 Il. J. Foley, of Ash Fork. in- scribed his autograph on Hotel Burke register yesterday.
 Judge Hawkins has appointed Art Mcdonald as United States Court Commissioners at St. Johns.
 A meeting of all the county su- perintendents of public schools of the territory is being held in Phe- nix.
 Edward J. Babbitt was today ap- pointed United States Coart Com missioner at Flagstaff by Judge Hawkins.
 Engineer A. L. Snow of the $. F. F. & r. railway will leave. with his wife, on Saturday, for rSpokane Falls Washington.
 Phenix and Tucson has each made preparations for the reception of the Senate committee on territories when the latter shall visit Arizona.
 Territorial Superintendent Meth erton has called a meeting of the territorial board of education. for the purpose of adopting new text books for the public schools.
 F. E. Taylor, of Chicago, arrived in town last evening, and will re- main here for four or five days. He is brother of the late Elmer Tay- Tor, whose death occurred recently on Lynx creek.
 J. P. Dillon received a telegram last night, stating that Tom Nor ris had won the foot race. at River side, against Pulley. The race was for $500 side, but there was large amount of money up on side bets.
 Bids for furnishing Ft. Whipple with beef were opened yesterday, and contract awarded to J. Q. Ste phens. The bids were as follows: Joseph Roberts, 9c. per lb.; J. Q. Stephens, 7c. per lb.; John Smith, 7.9c. per lb., aud He. for choice alfalfa fed.
 Colonel Brodie has recently com piled new mining location blank several thousand of which he is hay ing printed at this office for gratui- tous distribution among the miners. 1 In introducing this new form of To- cation and discarding the one form erly used in the recorders office, Mir. | Brodie recognizes that to the miner is due the same regard the law gives | to others in its way, hence a new location notice and one also which | clearly and legally outlines the pur- poses For which it is intended. Mir. l Brodie deserves much credit for | thus considering the rights of the l miner and in furnishing them these handy documents free of charge.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-06-14
DISTRICT COURT.
Hon. J. J. Hawkins. Juass.
MoNpAY. gune 2. l8a9

MONDAY, tune z, 1898.
 Territory vs. The Persons property etc, described in the delinquent tax list for the year 1892. The P X A. c. railroad eomDanv appeared by it's attorney and asked that default aud judgment as against it be set aside. By consent of the district attorney the motion was granted, and leave granted to answer June 10
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-06-14
Fer over Firty Years

Mrs. WISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been used for children testhing. lt so.thes the child. soft ems the gums, allays all pain, cures wind eoiie. and is the best remedy for diarrhOea- Twenty five cents bottle mW
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-06-14

The time of the district court was occupied to-day in the trial of J. c. Howard on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. The following is the jury impaneled to try the case: Dan O'Boyle, T. H. Brown. Henry Spaulding, Andrew Peterson. F. $. McPherson, W. H. Pursley, A. l.. Smith, Charles John son, G. W. Whitney, F. H. Heisler, J. J. Fisher, Frank Spence. The defendant is represented by k. NJ. Ling.
 Forty rifles belonging to the late Co. A of the militia in this city have been packed ready for ship ment to Pnenix to the adjutant gen eral. It is an impossibility to main tain military organization among our young men, probably from the fact that Kids range is too far dis tant for our our boys to strike at effectively. It is stated however that a company distinctively for home guard purposes and equipped on bicycles win be organized to patrol the plaza.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-06-14
MORNING SESSION.

MORNING SESSION.
 The Bashford Burmister Go. vs The Agua Fria Copper Go. Case placed on calendar, plaintiffs mo- tion to set aside answer sustained.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-06-14

Owingto slight accident to the F. & A. C, engine at Seligman yes terday the mail did not arrive until midnight last night. The accident was caused by an 4. X F. train back ing in on the P & 4. C. track, the rear car striking the engine with such force as to cause considerable damage.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-17

T0<TFE-yn Fsts8T, Serf~nsbef 10. 1883 s.
100 foass street., -eaztss. 80 ths wsis 81 ".
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nr2rns Asp xrsEEAEs.

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e1frysay senseus@r "a. issS. Hoaef. = Nc
Keaxs. o. . coupdtcstsen % 6isszsess ss~sf -
years.
SERVICES win ~ bed sf she ress1eacs tomorrow
sasrnoon AZ 7sso s'eiock- IstsrneEf Ia LAKE
VIew eernsterYs
az w-Tne faseysI services 81 EikzA5sth s1aS
sslE be hesG ~ Bonney A stswsrf's skaV~i tsls
rnSrnsog st 10 o'esoek- Izternssos a Lake VIEW
csuzetsry.
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rrrEwRrrrsa sxcHIsst

DARLocK TYPEWRITER; vlslhsiL.s - -
Id ing forced alignment; latest. bssss 80 =
catalogue. agency Edison Ain1eo<ss
Banaan, 40l Bailey block.
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NoTICE-YoU WILL SAVE rrrr -
~ money by getting prices on com-..e ..
pressed brick, terra Gotta. mortar collar - ~. =.
Riis a stoner. sSo Burke bailaln< sssss;s =
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DANCING AcApEnE.

pEoF Loops cI,AssEs CoSvEsE a. a.. 80 "a
II Arlington hotel hall Mon6Sy. MES 4
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SorrcE TO cosrn.c--'

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plll p D. a Co 80 alosn sar,,, =
geissfne. T y & Co; l05 rS. .e sat szrvr<--
nG1 voaa sslatlns. 2. n 4 ca a. st>e< ~
tioasde Hs{ geiatine, P n A a. sF1raxt -
sVsl, and asEnlaas ntl, 500 h-pe - ress =
axpo TAD hydrooresnite hyas.,-N Z 81, -
Nss,n q 20 o-ponae fiaId exars~s y A's8 -
=, ! Pc saa nn.e extrscs golden = 81 - ~
! pcoa1 HHld extract or. 81 > n a. q a 4 ~
nata extract b3ack hAw p r, q "a = 49,
naia exiraes pachi. Z. n. & Ca. 4 49, 80 $685.
trASs ErIftctnl rspenS r h 4 - esad1z - -
S ysts sSamsi's. poaads sasd s re.sas -
tor syrng. POUNDS f1usd exlrss,s - fsrzx -,
20; , pounds Ell Sir va!QrsSnafa -.sseees 2 Il =
AnIte :. ixlr, : gallons raaltsne. nsls1& fcs,ss
q $500. "a SlL0as rasltias - ta
ara ssryehn!ns. gallons naAssae .lez e1ss.s-
3 As mortar, 6ozsu cAsheters sn esae rsc~s
:, A 10; dozen a@xihse csss.ss-1s ae1 -
Nos Z, and 10, French presersnr1.S - = a.
NOTICE TO CoSTRAC-rog-
hereby Etven 20 contracfcra ta.s - tttsk n
EeSs rs ot me Nasningson Agrscus..,ssss ext&
Will receive sealed bits 40 to q rses..sse - taae
tsEnrer 20. 1898 tor the fciiox,ns - = =. -
Bics Tor the furnishing of all lasas -. va
"a ths construction Of an afminixr- 49, za1<x
~ - .-is ~ u man. " asA ssrS 49,
kegea = Washington AgricaltHrs1 ~ u-1r y
Scnoot OF >cience and certified nv se-st ~ N
ing business IN the state Of wssAssssee- assk q
500 tN 10 yNNtus uI3 u
Bids for the steam heating az 49, -
bid TO be accompanied by . cersSesss - 60
bic as above entioaed. for Ave ar.Se<x Qsss
dollars. -s19ez s<6s44
Bids for the plumbing and tirsses 49,
ing. each bid IN be accompapses - ~ eeik
check. PAYABLE as above mentienes A*11sz
dred $500 dollars - RNtas
All bids must be in the hands az N.
the board before 2 O'clock A M S.ssSssfsfya
1898 ut Pullman. Wash. N'fsS1oHA
IN case either OF the bits are s-~~-.
der will be required 10 enter fnta 49,. Hs*4
furnish bond as provided IN xr.sesss ~ ada
In case said bidder shall refuse a. ~ ~
such contract and furEish sleh 49, . sshsskna
days thereafter said check shall - set.E1 n
board of regents; otherwise the ssress Ms2k
turned TO him aud the chee<s aere-ss sez4 -
bids not accepted will be Returned Z, 49, Z
The regents reserve the right to n ~ 80 sssz
bids. ~ ma 4
Duplic ate plans and specifications 49,.
on and after September Is. lisa AZ - -
the architects, James stephen ana r $500
Pioneer building. seattle: a. the asncs - eeezs4
Y. Conner, spokane, and az Toe ca,,s..s 80. -
Pullman Wa
BY order OF the board Of ragecx ~ a.
ington Agricultural College, ~
Pullman, wash
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T A. MOORE AND THE sEAfTtE -rs
- Company have maysd taeif els $50 nsa46zst
street 20 ia Columbia street. HAss*
ground door. 3
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WANTED-A SAFETY BICYCLE: WILL
w trade real estate personal property Ad-
dress A. H. Post Inteiiigencer.
w the latest ,ext books Address Law, Post
WANTED-HIGHEsT PRICE PAID FOR
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WASTED-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
w want one large room, room Win alcose or
suite OF two rooms YIN board IN private family;
Fourteenth and spring streets Address c.. care
Post lntei gencsE
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Eight ounces antifeoFine. ounces antikaiunia
- oesf = cocaine hydrocnDFate, Is pounds potass
ptoaide pound potsss acetate, pounds oosas.
sSe49s, pounds berax lump, ! ounce morphis
salts SO pounds magnesia suIph a nounrs. xiurt
sa'ph. : pounds cretae preparatas, 10 pounds kal-
paur rssub. pound ehloFpofass tablets / perlaa
tRoI PEI ana muir Gmmon tablets, IL pouAas
Sn.s' - ~ = efySt ounces qulnia saiph ounces
gem opium powder. 10 pounds lnsect powder IS
poenos pot Dlchfefn. IS pounds bluestone pounds
sutphhtS SODA % pounds COpreras 4 poandx Pufx
Poh1soc. Z pounds carlo &c ac!d fMalIingfodtb s
p9a9s n,istlc ssld tcemmercaI1. gallons cas-
t9r OH feoid presssdl, gallons caster Oh m q
~ pouhcs glycegiue 10 Do lfsds bay ruru a ronnds
ehl9t"totn squihos 10 pounds syrnp hypophos
ScoMP wtta ron. dozen antisep na nta fP ii A
49, dYLsa PlasFs chloride ats ] pound t!nct
srscsS 10 81 poand yin antlmony, pouad win
COZ Iiser 81 iBurnstts rinIst 10 pounds oarbers'
"a, "a sN1f j., n Mti,iauaS q Col. 10 pounds vase
nhe tp.AAs}f 40 pounds vAseiins tcArbolatesst s
g Dsus ,iAae.ns, pounds inG fcarboated y & D.
aSsofSe at Gotten teAfbosatei3 X roaad r.rsssss
= .tVo YARDS surgeon's Rauze fb3ehiof y a IL
At1s sA9ze iOolf1fFn. ! doxen s-yilndey rubher
psAseTt men by 10 yards A T. q roiIs beiladonn.
1880 eso.h asa sash J. & j.. rolls mustard
ts.Aekt F0a tssngiazs tseshs 4 tosen ~ oin.
:. s - --vaaceI d1zsu powder boxes met
pi.s Hekes med ,xaozan cAme.s hair pencils
"a - Hssssn Pay sons iRdelible lax dozen
uss.iesns glasses. I-oanee RraaiAfton. = DOZEN
syrnSes. rubber pipes. uayIakou's No I. 4 $500
eefks, gram each. Nos g. 4 3 n , and - sf,0
seiatsns Capsules, zoo each Nos 4 2 3 and 4, "a
$50 o. a tlAas dozen lz-oEnes dozen 4
onnee dSHea 6Sanee. dozen t-ounee ffoxen
bounce, dozen 2-ounc@ I. s,ngsn loancss 4
eozen taiienfs soap pound & C. pills &. a ~
k~'A1tlt q ~ n Co. zoo ptssonh and te1san gasa-
bne. = y Co: 200 pan poi psrmanganass
ssaAunss e. ~ Co; 500 comp s.rychna
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1000 feet ysxi6-ineh II. ID. ar / 900 feet y.xao
inch n u. m, ,50l feet 5sxIiinch n D. Ar 600
feet tsxloinch y. u. cedar. 500 feet tSxI2-inch ID
d. cedar. 900 feet lAx1&-inch d. D. cedar rs 600
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rArNrs AND OILS

dozen assorted Hat pa Mt brushes t..inch "a
5tsineh; barrel boiled fnseed oil, so gallonx
furaiture vaTn'sh, 800 pounds white lead ground
In OIL, 70 pounds Venetian red ground in oil no
pounds Nermiliion red in oil. 10 pounds burnt
Sienna N OF. 10 pounds burnt lumber tn OF ID
gsttons Japan varnish 10 gallons azpha tnna warn.
lsh. = dozen steel glass catter tox gIas, ~ 81
turpentine. s"'0""
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Advertisements uudsr the head OF Lost. Eonnd.
Fsr sale For Rent and situations Wanted will be
inserted st the rate Of cent word each Insertion
Payment always In advance. NO advertisements
received for less than % cents
EoTICE-Tha business once OF the Pos1-Is-
srIrfaEscgn 10 open Until IL q m Classified
advertisements sti De recsiysd 40 10 this tune.
Advertisements viii be received 81 branch Offices
Of the PnsT IsxELLIsxScKR a.:
TACOMA k5uffAa 1EAbc AsenHs
Thomas sammons. Manager.
Port Townsend. .................Freneh a Springer
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yxrAyrEp- 81 500 on FIRST-CLASS RESI-
w sssnz nrCrserxy close in II yoa have the
above ssaeurs s5dress Al security. PosE-4nieiii-
sxac<r.
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yLEcrRIcaL suprLrra

box 500 7-l6xI2 solar carhons 100 lse n ia
volt lamps. 10 yards No 10 flexible cord / saso-
line biowppe. brass, rolls A-ineh Acme tape
700 pounds &o-penny nails 400 pounds To- penny
nails, 700 pounds S-penuy nails 200 pounds
penny nails. packages l-iBch wood screws No
10. = packages 4-inch wood screws No. 10 8
packages lls-inch wood screws Ne 10, packages
l2-onnee tacks, Packages l0ounce tacks q pacs-
ages 4-ounce tacks, package l-ounce Inrks I
gross sandpaper No. 0. gross sandpaper No. IL
gross sand er No 2, cross sandpsper No
"a, dozen ring drawer pulls, y doxsn drawer
locks, dozen d inch slim taper des. dozen
5.inch slim taper fies dozen s1s-inch slim taper
hles, dozen 1o-ineh fiat hles, IL pairs 2-inch
wrought Iron butts, pairs 4tncA cast iron butts
paiFs stneh strap hinges. pairs 10 itch strap
hinges. boxes wire coat HOOKS. set hrmer chis-
els No Z pt>ton's saw, - inch long points
to inch; ratchet screw driver, steel squares i
iron biockpiane.
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4 FINE BUSINESS oPPoRTUSiTT-FoR
n sale n 8 bargain. fzrnisRre aid fixtures q =
Doom boarding house saving 80 meas pe. a,y
rent cslean Fo~ ian infesrcafsca address D. d.
Post TnsellsgeaceE.
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Fifteen hundred cords wood, body Or, delivered
at hospital: 200 tons COAL cases perforated toilet
paper. 10 pounds white chalk 500 feet chalk line
so barrels Portland cement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-01
FURY OF WINDS AND WAVES.
Vessels Reach Port After Experiencin
Many Hardships.

HALIFAX, N. s.. March The British
steamer r. F. Matthews, Capt. Stewart, from
Baltimore for Rotterdam. nineteen days out
from the former port arrived yesterday. She
had terrific weather from the time of leaving and
was four days out when her high pressure engine
broke down. They had a low pressure engine
and decided to make Halifax for repairs. and
for fifteen days they have been struggling to
reach this port in succession Of westerly and
northwesterly gales.
The steamer Ulunda. so long overdue, ar
rived last night from Liverpool via NewfOund-
land. The captain says the dispatches in Bos-
ton and New York papers from st. Johns
were pack Of lies from beginning to end
He asserts mis- ship sustained no damage
and says the delay was owing solely to immense
fields Of ice met with and which the steamer
had to circuit around away to the southwark to
get clear Of.
VINEYARD HAVEN, MASS, March Steamer
Chatham. Capt. Foster. of the Merchants and
Miners Transportation line. from Baltimore
for Boston, is ashore on Hedge Fence shoal,
Vineyard sound Tugs have gone to her as
sistance. She lies easy and is apparently in
no immediate danger.
PROVIDENCE, r. l.. March 1.-The freight
steamer Nashua, Capt Hazard, which left here
for New York at O'Clock last night and went
ashore al hour later in Aliens harbor. has
gotten off today without apparent damage and
proceeded to her destination.
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CONVENTION OF BISHOPS.
Distinguished Episcopal Churchmen Nee
In New York.

Distinguished Episcopal Churchmen Meet
In New York.
New YoRE. March There was an unusual
stir about Bishop Potters diocesan residence
at No. % Lafayette place, owing to the arrival
there Of q large number Of the bishops Of
the Episcopal Church. They are arriving
in answer to call for special conven-
ton to discuss matters OF general interest to
the church. The bishops began to arrive early
and twenty thirty already here. 1t is
anticipated that u majority OF the seventy-six
bishops Of the country will be here before the
day IS over.
While matters OF general interest are to be
discussed the object OF the conference is to fill
vacancies now existing in some of the missionary
dioceses. The churches In Japan have been
without bishop Cor some time. The Japan
vacancy was caused by the resignation of
Bishop Williams in 1889. and there has been
much delay in selecting q successor, two per-
sons having been elected and declined the call.
The death of Bishop Boone October 8. 1892,
left the Chinese mission vacant. The resigna-
ton of Bishop William White Howe of South
Carolina will be acted upon. He was conse-
Grated in 1871 and was some months ago
stricken with apoplexy, in consequence OF
which he rendered his resignation.
An effort will also be made to elect bishop
OF the diocese Of northern Michigan
The bishops met shortly before IL o'clock, tie
Rev. John Williams Of Connects the senior
member of the body, presiding.
Is there was not a quorum NO business was
transacted and the convention adjourned until
= O'Clock this afternoon.