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HOW HE'LL TAX IRELAND.
Gladatone's Changes In the Financial Pal
of tho Home Rule Bill.

tlladatone's Changes In the Financial Part
of tho Home Rule Bill.
LONDON, June 22.-In the commons 10.
day Gladstone stated the alterations the
governments had decided 10 make in the
financial clauses Of the Irish home rule bill.
He proposed provisional term OF siA years
10 sfsct financial arrangements. No
change in managing or In collecting exist
ing tax weuld be made. The Irish parlia-
ment would be empowered 10 establish new
taxes. Irsland's contribution to the i'm
perial exohequsr would be ono e-third of The
assersAinsd revenue; also the whole yield Of
any taxes imposed uson Ireland BY the Inn
pssial parliament expressly for war or
special defence. At the close of six years
the contribution and the whole arrange
msnt would bs revised. II would be pro-
vidsd that Ireland should collect an4 man
age taxation With the exception Of customs
and excise duties. John Redmond. Par
nellits member for Waterford City. gave
notice hs would oppose the clause prevent
Ing III, Irish parliament from collecting
and regulating the existing taxation % un-
just AMI uDiliating TO Ireland.
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SOMETHING LEFT OVER.

There VIII he Surplus OF 81 500 900 In
the Pension Money.
WASHINGTON. June 22.-Thsre will bs no
pensien deficiency for the current fiscal yea
whicksnds June 80 next. That 10 assured BY
the figures obtained from the treasury de-
partment to-day. They show that the ap-
preparations for pensions for the nsoal year
1929 we're $146. 737. $50; deficiency for the
year 1893 and prior years. $14.14tss4; total
$160. 8S2, 2A. Expended for pensioners for
the eleven months ended Nav 81 last $147,.
GAG $50, for June up to-day $40 $50. 900. esti.
mate for next eight days OF June 81. 900. 600.
total $159. 326, 36G. This will leave q sur
plus Of about $l.5OO.O00 which will BE-
turned into ahe treasury.
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Mike Leonard Defeats George Rey-
nolds at the Coney Island
Athletic Club.
Billy Ernst Then Proceeds to Eff
fectually Knock Out Billy
Vernon.
Lastly ,CoPbetts Former spsrring Part
ner, Jim Dn'y, Coos Down Before
JoO Butter.

CoNEY ISLAND, N. ". June 22. The oraok
bouts scheduled to take place before the
Coney Island Athletic club to-nighs proved
drawing card. Every one Of the six men
were considered so we'll equalizsd IL WIS
difficult to pick the winner and betting on
each event was pretty nearly even. Mike
Leonard was favorite over George REYNOLDS
Billy Ernst had largo number Of adj
mirers, but Billy Vernon WIS 4 slight favor
ise in tho betting. Jim Daily. the former
sparring partner Of Jim Corbett. had .
large following. but the prowess OF Joe
Butler. a coloted man. wsre not over
looked. There was 4 represent ative sport.
ing audience Of 5000 present when the pro-
ceedings beaun.
George Reynolds and Mike Leonard
opened tho evenings entertainment. fight
ing as 130 pounds Both displayed cons i'd
srable science and were aluttons for pun
ishm.nt, which was freely administered.
Leonard was the stronger in the ninth and
after opening up big cash in Reynolds
cheek pounded him about the ring until he
had MIN out.
Billy Vernon, the Haverstraw brick man,
and Billy Ernst next came upon the stage.
The men opened cautiously and four
rounds were fought with both men smiling,
and the fight was anybody's. The fifth
round witnessed lively exchanges with hon
ors still easy. In the sixth Vernon kept
jabbing away at his opponent tAl he had
him running arodnd like a mad bull. In the
seventh Ernst started In to rush matters
and fought Vernon into his corner. In the
eighth and last round Ernst went At his
man I'm a determined manner. He shove
cred riQht-handers upon Vernon until he
knocked him out and he had to be oarri ed
from the ring.
The final bout Of the evening was between
Jim Daily, of Buffalo, and doe Butler. OF
Philadelphia. 1t started at 1O3o. 1t was
to be twenty rounds or more for ~. 800. In
the opening round DAILY feinted several
times and followed M with smash in tt .
| stomach and landed his left hand on the
| colored mans jaw. In the second Daily
caught Butler three or four times without
which DAILY was knocked down repeatedly.
| He fonght back, although so
weak he could scarcely stand.
In the fourth DAILY made some vicious
swings and landed several times on But
| ler's wind and had the colored man almost
| rs weak as himself at the call of time. In
the fifth the colored man forced DAILY to
his corner, where he slipped and fell.
Butler followed mp his advantage and
punched his man all over tho ring. In the
sixth DAILY swang his right on Buffers
head with good effect, but was TOO weak.
| and Butler rushed him, and landing a right
on the jaw sent him TO the floor. DAILY
rapid succession befo he was put out,
each time growing weaker and weaker.
| The time of the last round was two mile
utes and ten seconds.
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Tho French Deputies Stirred Up
Over Another Revelation Of
Bride Taking.
Statesmen and Newspapers Whe
Were In Limo to Be
"Insultod."
Owiug to the Disorder the Names oi
All the Accused Could mot
He Announced.

PARIs. June 22.-In tho chamber Of depu-
ties to-day. the physicians sent to England
TO report on the condition Of Co nsliul
Hsrx, stated his condition was such extra
dition WAS impossible. Nillevoye asked
several questions conoerninR the sxsradi-
tion and the documents alleged TO have
been stolen from The strong box
at the British embassy. With re-
Ra,d to the Hsrx matter Duruv replied
TINT England had done every thing possible.
Tat regarding the documents he snid the
public prosecutor could take no knowledge
Of suoh documents. Millevoys then stated
he had tho text Of several other documents
In respect to the negotiations with Austin
Lee. second secretary Of the British en-
bassy in Paris.
Millsvoye started IN 10 read one Of the
Documents. He got % far - II saw to-day
that Clensnosau" Dsvslls inter
rupted him and begged the president Of the
chamber TO consider ths matter an inter-
national question. Nillsvoye farther ac-
cused Clemeaesau Of delivering to England
q private letter shat passed between
Ribot. latsly prime minister and minister
OF foreign affairs, and the French minister
to Egypt; and one between Ribot and the
French ambassador Ut Constantinopls. Ha
produced list of names of persons and
papers whom he alleged England had
bYibed and tho amount Of money given al
bribss. He read amid an up1oar that al
most drowned his voice: "Temps 10000
francs. LIE Natin $4,000 francs, LIE jour
1900 francs. Rochefors $4,000 francs,
Clemencsau $4,000 franes."
Al this point tho apToar and confusion In
tho chamber became tremendous. Mem
bers Of the extreme left rose, and demands
we're made that Millevoys leave the cham
Der. Millevoye. however. stood his ground,
and when u semblanoe Of order and quiet
was restored he shouted, 'The whole thing
10 . scandal. Basdeau received b0.-
600 francs." Bardsau sprsng from
his seat sne exclaimed: II sx-
my my honor" Clelnenceau and all the mem.
bers of the party of the s1trsne left In
sisted that the remainder of the paper bt
read. Millsvoye again started to read. bul
Dsrouleds, who is also BoulanRist. said
he would not listen to him and would re-
sign his seat rather than do 20.
The order Of the day was then moved to
the effect that tho chamber condemned the
documents as spurious and regretted that
time had been foolishly wasted listening &c
their presentation. This was adopted BY
practically unanimous vote, only foul
members voting against II. while 4S9 voted
in favor of il. Dsroulede retired to COM
mitteo room. where he spent q lengthy
period, refusing to receive his most insi.
mate colleagues. Millevoys left the cham
ber declaring hs would rosign his seat In
order that he might act independently.
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IT REsEMBLEs SMALL POx.

Anaconda Has Some Cases Which 1t II
Proposed tn Investigate.
Special to Tho Independent.
ANACONDA, June 22. 2.--Opinicn is divided
among the physicians OF this city a. the
whether there is any small pox here or not.
There ere eight casea at the pest house and
ono in private house which is under strict
quarantine. The doctors have been pro-
oeedina on the theory that it WAS chicken
OK. and scmc still hold to that view in all
except one and possibly two cases. in which
the symptoms resemble small pox with toll
erable' clearness. Al a meeting Of the
board Of health tonight il was decided to
send for Drs. Murray and Schultz, of Butte
and let them diagnose the cases. There
have been no new cases to-day.
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SMITH IS FOR MONTANA.
The Secretary Of the Interior Or
ders the School Land Sur
veys Asked For.
State institutions Will Get the
Benefit Of the Govern
ment's Gift.
Gov. Richards Accomplished the Object
Of His Visit to Wsshln gton-O Other
II Capital NowA

Special 10 Tho Independent.
WAsHINoToN. June 22.-Gov. Richards, Of
Montana. hes bsen able TO accomplish what
he came TO Washington for. This was to
ssours survey Of twenty-sevsn townships
qf land In Montana TO enable that state TO
make it, selections under the grant made
whom Montana was admitted into the union.
Under this act about 100000 acres were
granted to the state to be used for the diff
feHsnt state institutions. Land Commits
sioneS Lamoreaux to-day approved early
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FIVE DEAD, THREE HURT.

Fatal Explosion OF Gas In . Pennsy.-
ynEin Mine.
WnKrsBARRE. Pa, juno 22.-At = late
hour this mo ming, while eight men were at
work In No. 8 slope of The Busquehanna
Coal company, a terrific explosion of gas
took place which hurled the victims off
their feet and scattered them in all dirsc-
tions, killing four men and boy instantly
and seriously but not fatally injurinR three
more. Tho dead are Abrani Walker. mar
ried. leaves five children; Frsnd Beaniok,
IA years old; John smith. married, leaves
three children; William Shottz; and un-
known Polander. Tho injured are John
Gwent. In serious conditions; two Poland
ers, names unknown, both badly burned.
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THE CAEYENNEs QUIET.

But They Are Sullen and Trouble May
Come at any Any Moment.
Special to The Independent
MILES CRY. June pa courier came in
from the Tongue River Agency to-day. He
was sent by Lieut. Marshall. who went to
make the arrest Of tho Indian deserter
I ON his troop. He brought message that
all is quiet at the agency, but that the
Indiane sre sullsn. and it is not known
how soon trouble may be precipitated.
The trooi 8 at Fort KcouRh are under orders
to move at moments notice. Half q
troop of cavalry Left the garrison TO estab
lish q relay camp midway between here
and the agency to facilitate the carrying
Of messages.
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vienna. juno 2.--An spidenie Of sui
cides has broken out in Buds Pesth Asd
other Hungarian towns. Seven Gases OF
suicide were reported at Buda Pssth ysstsE.
dry. Cases Of insanity are increasing.
Inc lanattc asylums arc full. This II attri-
buted to drinking poisonous eoncootions
substituted for wine, which has become
scarce th ouRh the ravaRss Of phylloxsrs.
lgnatz Absls. jewish Quit, committed
suicide At Vienna yesterday on account Of
Ill treatment to which he was subjected By
petty officers. Ths autho tiles have or
dsred an inquiry into the affair.
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The letters seized cover Tho details of plans
for the commission OF dynamite outSsgss
NOT only In Madrid and Valsncis, but In
Brussels and othss foreign oitiss. 6uxYez.
the nan injured By the u slosion. has CON
fssssd that hs and his o0mfades were ths
authors Of the explosion Of Juso ~ 10 & ont
Of the royal palace. He says ths only OBJ
5ect Was 10 frightsn the buSgeoise and re-
mind them Of the sxtstsncs Of the snay-
chiats. Twenty three arrests have been
made. Including Ernssto Alvareg, ths noted
anarchist.
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ANTICIPATING JULY INTEREST,
Secretary Carlisle Ord ers the Checks Paid
ON Presentation.

Secretary Carlisle Orders the Checks Paid
ON Presen tatiOn.
WARRINGTON. June 22.- Secretary Car
Isle has directed Treasurer Morgan to an
ticipats the payment Of July interest on
four per cent United States bonds and on
the Pacific railroad bonds. The checks in
payment Of the interest will be placed in
the mail Sunday afternoon. and all sab
treasures in The United states will be in
struotsd 10 cash them on presentation.
Total interest on both sets OF bonds aggre-
Ratss q. 534 600 Of which 81 500. 600 is for she
Pssino railroad bonds and S.. 1884, 900 fol
four per cent bonds. The action Of Score
tary Carlisle 10 taken TO relieve the tight.
ness In money censers.
Payment will be made % fast as the de.
liverN of checks can be effected and ths
treasurer of the United States snd the sev.
eral assistant treasurers have been notified
aocoIdinRly.
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KEEPING CLOSE TOGETHER.

A. tho cowboy Race fraossds II 0rews
More Intel estiaK.
FoRr DopaE. 1ewa. June "a. - Rattle
snake Pete. John Berry ana J. II. stephens.
the leaders in the cowboy race. ssachsd
here shis morning, with their horses =
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action in this case, pretty nearly following
the Recommendations made by ths governor
In reference 10 the plan 70 be pursued in
surveying the lands, 80 the state institutions
will bs able to secure the tracts that are de-
aisabls for the purposes for which they are
needed. This sets at rest all fears Of Mon
tana people that money available and
necessary TO be used before July first can-
not bs awardsd upon contracts a. per the
,esocsnendations Of the governor OF that
state.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-23
Tho Hat. le.hip Maine Launched.

New York, June 22.--The big armefed
cruiser Maine. which has been building for
nearly four years At the Brooklyn navy
ward, slid quietly and slowly from tho dry
dock there to-day At $3.50 O'clock. A tug
then pulled her down 10 tho wharf At the
foot of Main street. The ships engines
were completed some time ago. but delays
In furnishing the vessels armor will pre-
vent her from having her sea trial for some
time yet.
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TODAY Edward Hanlan and
Jacob Gaudaur row a match at
Orillia, Ont.
For years Hanlan was in
vincible at the oar. Both the
contestants are Canadians, and
Gaudaur was born at Orillia.
Some years since he defeated
! Ross in road sculling contest
in Madison Square Garden, scor-
ing in six days 46s miles and
one lap. Both oarsmen are said
to be in excellent form.
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n, r.ur,h Minister to Die There

NEwSYonx, June 23.--Nsws has reached
New York that william ID. Mccoy. of In
diana, Uaitsd States minister resident Of
the ssplblis of Liberia. West Africa. died at
Neurovia. ths capital of the country, on
May n. and vas buried with military hon
ors. Mccoy was the fourth minister resi-
dent 10 die at Monrovia during the past
twelve yoAYa-
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The Monterey Accepted.

WARRINGTON. June 32.-Ths coast de-
fsass ship Monterey has been finally ae-
osptsdiand ths navy department will as
sumo Dsntrol Of her Immediately, paying
over 10 the contractors all OF the reserve
fund shat has been held MP ~ . guarantee
of the completion Of tho vessel. ~ 81
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ON TRACK AND DIAMOND.

The Winners OF Yesterdays Rnses and
Base Bali Games.
LAToN1A, juno 22.-Track stiff and muddy.
Six furlonps-Don Caster won. John Berk-
ley second, Dad Hughes third. Time, 1:24.
Mile and seventy yarda-Indiso won,
Learande second, The Hoy third. Time.
1854.
Free handicap. mile and sixteenth
Clementine won. Ssmper Fidele second,
Chimes third. Time. 1:5511.
Five furlongs-Portugal won, Little Chris
second. Martinez third. Time. 1:064.
Nine -sXteenths OF a mile-ln Front won.
Jamboree second, saddlebaas third. Timo.
:594.
Six furlonss-Ge Town won. Bonnie
Bruce second, Cndet third. Time. 1:22.
snEEpsnkAD BAY, Juno 22.-Track fast.
Seven furiongs-stonenell won. Roller Sec
ond. (two starters.) Time, 1888.
Six furlonas-Glorina won. Discount see
ond. Ornus third. Time. 1:103-5.
One mle-St. Florian won. Gold Dollar
second. Fidelio third. Time. 1:42 2-5.
Milo and quarter-sport won. Comanchs
second, st. Michael third. Time, 2:0S 4h
Mile and q furlonG-Pickpocket won.
Picknioknieker second, Kilkenny third.
Time. 1:56.
Mile and a quarter. on the turf-sykss-
ton won. LonRbesoh second. 1.-TWO start.
er6. limo. Z:u5.
ST. LOUIS, June 22.-Hsavy track. Six
furlongs-EuReno won. Kanesville second.
Galep Brown third. Time, 1870.
Six furlongs -Asronaut won. Maud SEQ
ond, Kansack third. Time. 1:2l.
Five and u half furlonRs-Clara Bauer
won, Jim Bwayne second. Jennie s. third.
Time, 1:l4
seven and half furlonRs-LockpoFt
won. Luiu second, Rossitor third. Iimss
1:421a,
Six furlonDs-Gen. Ross won. Boston
Boy second. Lottis Mills third. Time.
LASS.
One mile--Granite won, Kenwood second.
Sight Draft third. Time. 1:4814.
SAN FRANoIsco. June 22.--Fivs and q half
furlongs-No mandie won, Premium hlly
second, Conaueht third. Time. loo.
Five furlonHs-Atossa won. Ok second,
Copper third. Time. lilo.
One mile--Bt oadohurch won. Morton SEQ
ond, Aerolits third. Time. l:44ls.
Five fuTlongs-Carmel won. Warraco Soc
opd. Realization third. Time, loo
One mile--Solitude won. Nellie o. SEQ
osd. Red Cloud third. Time. l:44h.
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ToRoNTo. June 22-Edvard Kelly ana ].
N. Coshisr. law students, and Edward Rivard
and Camille MaRuan. medical students Al
Joliet college. were drowned by The up
setting Of their boat
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Raised to . Consul a.nsralship

WASHINGTON. June 22.-With the appoint
msnt Of L. spencer Pratt. Of Alabama. to
b consul general Al Singapore was given
the nrst public information that the place
has been raised from . consulate TO CON-
sulats gsner alship. singapore 10 IN i'm
portant post for officers OF the British con-
sular service and il considered . position
of honor.
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IT WAS WIDESPREAD.

Tho hadrld Explosion the Rssuls OF an
International Conspiracy.
MADRID. June 22.-Tho ofnsial invsstiUa-
tion into the bomb explosion at the Cas-
tillo residsnes Tuesday night shows that
The plot was international aud embraces
anarchists In several European countries.
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A Capitals. K,lia Himself.

GRAND RAPIDS. June 2a.-J. A. u. Mead.
one of the most prominent young capital
ists In this city committed suide this morn
Ing. Ne cause 10 known.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-23

The 1Ikbt no 1SktIOt . HOCINtJSt LOBE
BERLIN. June 22.-Ths frat Of the r.
ballots was taken to-day In Labeok. Herr
Gosftz. radical unionist Vac elected BY q
majority Of 15O. This il loss TO the social
democrats - we'll 40 to tho enemies OF the
army bill. The ReichsanzeigeS. shs Of
foial newspaper. states shat the Seiohstae
will be summoned TO meet on July 4.
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The Fourth at Miles City.

Special to The Independent:
MILES C1TY, June 22.-Prepar atoms for
quite race meeting on the Fourth of July
have been made. The features Of that day
will be a hurdle race and steeplechase,
gentlemen riders up and an Indian race.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-23
The Black Death. i.

ST. PETERSBURG, juno 21.-The cholera 10
rapidly decreasing throughout Russia.
Their are but few new cases.
MECCA, June 22.-Thsrs were $50 deaths
from Cholera here fiom June 16 to 20.
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shu. Down ..d paid the Ne. on.

Special to the Independent
WALLACE, Idaho, Jane 22--Ths Fsisos
mins paid Of to-day and The Gem will pay
o-mo1row and sloss indefinitely. The
Blaok Bear will probably close down TO.
morrow. and the Morning mine will Gloss
next week. The Tiger mine started up
again this morning.
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Kiottns stopped Whom Few We're Dead.
VIENNA. June 22.-Great excitement has
been caused At Aadrychow BY riotina So
oialists. The mob had full possession Of
the plnos for time and looted large
number of shops. The military finally in
tsrvened and some Of the rioters were killed
and . number wounded.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-23
BAke Ball.

BROOKLYN. June 22.-Tom DAILY won The
game in the ninth and lost u In The tenth
inning. Brooklyn 3. Washington q.
CLEVELAND, juno 22.--Clevelsnd plt mp
good game. Cleveland 8 Pittsburg l.
pHILApFLpHfA. June 22.-Ths PhillioB hit
Baldwin hard and won easily. PhilAdsl-
phia 12, Now York6.
CrNoINNATI. June 22.-Chioago shut out
the reds to-day. Cincinnati 0. Chicago B.
BosroN. June 22.-Ths baltimore Boston
gamo postponed; rain.
ST. LOUIS, June 22.-Fhe browns voa .
feRtur0less game. 81. Louis =. Louisville l.
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Petit Acquitted of the Attempt to KALI
Special to The Independent
BUTTE, Juno 22.-Balcain Pettit was to-
day acquitted of the charge of attempting
to kill Gordon Sherman during quarrel in
the capital campaign last fall. Petit shot
Sherman but he recovered.
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Miles city to Have Good Music.

Special to The Independent:
MILES CRY. June 22.-Arrangements have
been made with the band Of the Twenty
second infantry by which the full strength
of the band will appear in Sunday evening
concerts at the pa in this city. The first
concert is given Sunday next between six
and eight O'clock.
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Emb,s,.dor Bsy.ra Meets the Queen

Embnssador Bayard Meets tho Oueen.
LONDON, June 22.-Hon. T. F. Baysrd,
ambassador to Great Britain. presented
his credentials to the queen st Windsor
castle to-day.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-03-25

Postmaster General Bisell's decision
to allow Maryl. editors to enter the
race for pastoffices uuhaHdicarped, is
reported as pleAsI,t news for ambitious
Democr is all over the Safe, aud Mary
land editors are now applying tor posi-
tious as postmaster with most beau tiful
confidence
Mr.. NJ. Wiley, editor Of the st.
Michac!a Comet is one Of the journalistic
aspirants, for he pnstmas,ership at st.
Mich te!s, Talbot county.
Col. John W Av;re5s will apply fer
the position of postmaster at Cumber-
land.
MIR. Charles c. Hopper, editor of the
Chestertown Transcript, will be All Gppli
caut for the postmastership at r ,ck
Hall, Kent o1uaiy.
hir. John G. Mills, editor OF the Cam
bridge Democrat will file his papers for
the p2stmastership at Cambridge. and
will try to become the successor Of Post
master Barrett, editor Of the Fra, the
Republican organ in Dorchester county
Mr.. John Y. Todd, editor Of the Eas'
ton Democrat, will be an applicant fol
the position of postmaster at Easton.
Editor Almoney. of the Montgomery
Adr0cate, aud Eiitor Fields, of the
Montgomery Sentinel. are applicants fol
the position of postmaster at Rockville
Editor Reisel, o! the Carroll Ne'cs, is az
applicant for the postmastershIp al
Union Bridge, and James Melvin aud }
B. Morrow, editor and business manage
of the Ellicott City Times, are after thu
EiIicott City postmastership