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MR.. CLEVELAND OBJECTS.
But the Objection Had Already Been
80: Fore stalled -:

-. - = ::
WASHINGTON, March Tho Secretary
OF the Interior to-day received the following
telegram from the President-elect: a.
p LAKEWOOD, Nj, March !, 1893. :.
To tie Secretary Of the Interior. i am
strongly opposed 10 tine use of the pension
building for. Sunday c6reert on the 5th
inst, and l object to regarding such a thing
as feature Of the inauguration. =:
-: GROVER CLEVELAND:
=. WASHINGTON, D. G., March j.. 1893 :.
To Hon. Gr0rer ,Cleteland Ldkei1ood,
N. j.: Your telegram received. Orders
have been issned already forbdding. the
use Of the pensions buildings on: sun
day, and l am gratffsd that this action is
fu accordance with your wishes.
DIN W. NOBLE, Secretary.
The executive committee on inaugural
ceremonies, at; its meeting Tonight, unani--
mously adopted resolution p0stponing
until Tuesday the promenade coucert 10
have been given in the pension building on
Sunday next.
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Harrison's Last Reception.

WASHINGTON. March 1.-Presideht Har-
rison held his last Informal public recep-
ton at the White House this afternoon. 1t
is estimated that 1900 people paid tlreir re-
spects to the President and that half that
number failed to get into the east room De-
fore the reception ended
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BATTLE FOR BLOOD.
A Savage Fight Made for a Small
Purse,

WHEELING. W. Va, March lone of
the greatest prize-fghts that ever occurred
in this section OF country took place at an
early hour this morning between the welter-
weights, Ed Riley of Washington, d. c.,
and Mike Howley of England. for $500 a
aide and the gate money at the Pastime
Athletic Club. The battle was for blood
from the start and was fought savagely. In
the seventh round Riley did not come up to
the scratch in time and the fight was awarded
to Howley. Riley claimed several fouls,
but the referee decided against him.
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injured in the wreck and one or two may
die. All the passengers in the colored
coach, ten or fifteen in number, were more
or less injured, and one colored woman it
is thought will die
ST. LOUIS. March 1.-Advices to the
general manager of the Iron Mountain
road concerning the wreck on his road near
Hope, Ark, this morning agree with those
already sent. The number injured is fif-
teen, none fatally. A broken rail caused
the disaster.
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NO NEW TRIAL.
Dempsey and Beatty to Be Sentenced
on Saturday. =:

PITTsBURG. March1.-Judge Stowe in the
Criminal Court this morning oyerruled the
motion for a new trial in the case of Hugh
F. Dempsey and Robert Beatty, charged
with poisoning Homestead non-union work
ers. They were remanded until Saturday,
when they will be sentenced. -.
New YORK, March 1.-The Post Pitts
burg special says: Sill ugly feeling at
Homestead. The non-union men are still
frequently waylaid in dark alleyways by the
former strikers. Borough officers cannot
stop it, and The citizens will appoint yigi-
lance committee,
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The STEAMER MCDONALD.
She Is Still Held by the Victoria Tug:
Boat People.

VICTORIA, B. c.. March 1.-The steamer
j. r. Mcdonald matter is still a long way
from settlement Captain Clarke and Cap
tain Buchanan had made an appraisement
for Captain Worth and the wrecking people
and placed the steamers value at $1,000.
Worth offered bonds TO that amount to the
tugboat Alert managers, but they declined
to receive 1t. asking bond of $4,000. PEN
nington, manager of the company which
owns the Mcdonald, proposes that the au-
thorties at Washington and Ottawa shall
settle it. He believes IL will bring matters
to settlement more quickly and cheaply.
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READY TO Go.
Mr.. Cleveland Spends Day in Pack.
ing His PaDerS.

LAKEWOOD, Nj, March 1.-Mr. Cleveland
had no callers of importance to-day, and
the last day In Lakewood was passed in
packing up his private papers. correspond
ence and personal belongings. Everything
was put in readiness to-day for to-morrow,s
departure. MI Cleveland will leave the
cottage at IL 80 A. NJ. and the special train
Is expected at II AS. The start from here
will be made at u 80.
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None Left to Tell.

GREENvulLE. KY. March 1.-The resi-
dence of Cyrus Lee, about four miles north
Of here, was consumed by fire last night,
and the occupants. Cyrus Lee, with his sis
ter and brother and his wife and child, we're
burned with the building No one is left
to tell the tale of howis originated.
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ONE WILL DIE.
Passengers Injured in a Wreck on the
Iron Mountain,

LITTLE Rock. Ark. March /. = The
southbound train on the Iron Mountain
road was wrecked near Hope. The bag
gage. chaircar. two coaches aud one sleeper
were burned. The number OF dead and
injured is reported all the way from five to
twenty.
Some fifIeen or sixteen passengers were
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Canada for. Protection.

OTTAWA. Ont, March 1.-After an all
night session of Parliament vote was
taken on Sir Richard Cartwright's amend
ment declaring for the immediate revision
of the tariff in favor of free trade, and the
amendment was defeated.
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WATER RIGHTS IN LAssEN.
A Suit Involving immsense interests
= Finally Settled.

sAsANvILLE. March lin the. Superior
/ Court of Lassen County was settled yester-
day by stipulation a water suit which has
been pending nearly three years. The case
was that of Byeres. Mapes .et al. vs. Hart
son, Hutchinson, Dodge, Leayitt ct al.
There were Ten plaintiffs and sixty defend
ants, and the case involved the right OF irri-
CATION and storage from the Susan River
and its tributaries. The Judgment releases.
for immediateuse water for 4O. 900 acres of
sagebrush land. valued at s2o0 900. The
Eagle Lake district was not involved in any
suit. :: -. :. ri. j.. .:.;s:::
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DISCOUNT !. ON SILVER.
British Columbia Proceeds to Rid the
=. Province. of Yankee Coin.

OTTAWA, Ont, March lin the Com
mons to-day Gallet complained of Canada
being flooded with American silver, worth
less than 80 pei. cent of its face value. The
Minister of Finance promised an investiga-
tiou, and said that Canadian and British
money would be the only legal tender.
VANCOUVER, B. c., March 1.-To-day n
discount of 20 per cent imposed by the
chartered banks on American silver came
into effect. Stores all take the same at par
ana intend shipping it to the States. The
banks have determined tG rid:the province
of Yankee coin. In Westminster similar
discount will be charged oil March 10.
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Heavy Liabilities

NEW YORK. March 1.-Slegfried Wer.
than, doing business under the style of A.
Wertheim & Co., importers OF sulphite pulp
and paper stock in the Times building,
made an assignment to-day to Charles
Howard Williams. The liabilities are not
definitely known, but are reported to be up
ward of 100000. -....
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PUT ON WAR PAINT.
The Kickapoos Have Gone Raiding
Down Into Mexico,

GALVESTON, March Ia special from
Laredo to the News says a letter just re-
eeiyed there from Minerva, states that the
Kiekapoo Indians have gone on the war path
across the river frem that point into Mexico,
and on account Of the low stage OF the river
general hostile invasion is feared. They
have made several raids, and a shepherd
has been killed. tits also stated that sew
eral people living on the Mexican side have
been massacreed by the Indians. The COM
mander at Fort Mcintosh received similar
communication. and this morning a detach-
ment commanded by Lieutenant Evans
went on scouting expedition up the river.
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HE ROBBED. GRAVES.
A Weather Observer Who Should Have
Stuck TO Business

DEs MONIES, March III. W. Shaffer,
assistant United States weather observer.
received his discharge from Washington to-
day OH account OF his connection with the
recent grave robbery in this city In behalf
OF the medical college, where Shaffer was a
student
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Sale of the oregon Pacific Postponed,

CORVALLIS, Or, March 1.-The sale Of
the Oregon Pacific Railroad was postponed
to-day until next Tuesday. Meantime.
Judge Fullerton has taken uBder advise
ment the matter of postponing the sale
for ninety days on motion Of the Blair in
terests,
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Football at Ontario.

ONTARIO, March 1.-The Chsffey College
football eleven defeated the Pomona College
team in a practice game at CareEo ont to-
day, the score being 80 to o. The Chaffeys
play the Olives in Los Angeles Saturday
for the championship of Southern Call
fornia
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RAILROAD AGGRESSION.
Failure of an Attempt to Steal Part of
a Reservation. :.

TACOMA, March 1.-Agent Estls of the
Puyallup. Indian Reservation has received
Instructions from Indian Commissioner
Morgan to arrest as trespassers all persons
who attempt to grade a railroad across the
reservation. Frank Ross to-day withdrew
! his force of indian graders. Hels supposed
to have been acting as agent for either the
Great Northern or Union Pacific.
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: LINDA VISTA.
Bids Opened for Laying Seventy Miles
t.: of Mains and EateraIs.

SAN DIEGO, March 1.-The Linda Vista
irrigation district opened bids for the lay
ing of some seventy miles of mains and
laterals over its II COO acres. The offers are
for S27S, 620 so and S2SS. .257 O5. A third bid
for laying a part with vitrfed pipe was
for S17. .562 80. The board will act on them
Saturday. It is prophesied this mesa dis
trict extending north beyond Mission Val
ley, is to become San Diego's Riverside with
water. - ..'+
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Died From Exhaustion.

BOISE. Idaho, March LA special from
Caldwell says that c. Il. Duncan Of Spo-
kane, who was run over by train Saturday
night and had leg cut off, died to-day from
exhaustion. -
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HER ONLY. PLANT.
KaiuIani Wants but Her
81. Crown.
!. ON THE SOIL OF AMERICA.
She Issues an Address Reciting Her
p. = Wrongs to the People of
!. : .. E.. II. - the United States.
:. :speciar to THE MORNING CALL -.
ON THE SOIL OF AMERICA.
-. XIV yopr lIorob I
.speeial to. THE atonxrNe CALI

Ew YORK, March l.
Princess Kaiulani. niece
of the deposed Queen
Liliuokalani of Hawaii,
arrived here to-day on
the. steamer Teutonic.
With her were. Theophi-
lus Davies and Mrs.
Davies. zthe E nglis.h
guardians 5 of the. Prin-
cess: Miss DeYles. and
Miss WarIoff.. the com
panions of the Princess.
E. C. Macfarlane. ex-
Minister of Finance to
the detIroned Queen
Liliuokalani. and DIR.
Mnft- Smith ,lraean
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directly upon this Tonquin scandal They
would amaze the public if published. The
whole campaign was a business speculation.
in the interests of a financial syndicate. =.
81 see many think we. have reached the
end Of the Panama scandal. That is a mis-
take. The Royalists undoubtedly have i'm
portant documents which will be published
before election. 1 hone Charles de Lesseps
will take. my advice and make a clean
breast of. the whole matter. II he.does this
the consequences will be terrible. The
Government. has been forced to; suppress
part Of the scandal because certain ex-
Minister of. Finance is implicated and
threatened to expose demands made by the
Government upon financial houses for funds
at election time. One large house paid
100000 francs for a certain ministerial de-
cree =: :. :.
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NOT AFRAID OF UNCLE SAM.
But the Poacllers VIII Avoid Bering
..-.. Sea NeverfFeIeSS =.

- VICTORIA, B. G., March captain Hack
ett, the well-known sealer, says that British
Columbia vessels will give Bering Sea a
very wide berth, not because they are afraid
Of the. United States Government but be-
cause they agree with what the home Gov
ernment is doing. 1t Is expected that at
least two British gunboats will be sent 10
the north coast. The sealers will work as
far as Sand Point, but will avoid Bering Sea.
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Honor TO Calistnpa.

MILWAUKEE. Wis.,, March 1.-Com-
mander-in- Chief WiesseTt of the Grand
Army of the Republic to-day appointed a
number Of aids-de-camp, among others V.
7. Simmons Of Calistoga, Cal.
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Death of a Pioneer.

PHILADELPHIA, March Lewis E. Nor
gan. who made the first bricks in San Fran
cisco in 1919. and who was interested In a
building ia Oakland, died on Monday. =
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IRISH STOCKS.
The Depression Was the Result of a
Political Scare, =.

DUBLIN. March 1.-Bank of Ireland stock
shows rise OF five points, and several other
Irish securities have risen slightly. 1t is
believed that the fall in stocks was the re-
suit of scare started for political purposes,
and a full recovery Of pr ices will follow
shortlV
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SKATING RECORDS BROKEN. {
Johnson Proves Himself Wonder on
the Ice.

MINNEAPoLIs. March John S. john
son, the skater, this afternoon skated
against the 10o-yard and the 12O-yard record
at the Normannia Rink. and succeeded in
lowering both. The 100 yards. were skated
from standing start in 8 As Sec, lowering
it by two-ffths Of second. The 12O yards
were made in il 3-5 Sec, the previous record
being II 5-S. There were three timekeepers,
and In. each instance the slowest time was
taken: This is JohnsOn's last appearance
this season. as be will rest for several weeks
preparatory to entering the bicycle races.
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RAISED THE BLOCKADE.
Traffic In the Northwest Has Been
Practically Resumed.

ST. PAUL, Mimi. March THE snow
blockade has practically been raised and
trains arrived on all the roads to-day for the
first time in two days. All were on time. or
nearly so. In this city and MINI eapolis the
streescars were running regularly yesterday
aftern oon. and have not since been troubled
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WALLACE LEACH's WIDOW. 4
She. Marries Judge William McNeaIy
:: of San DieCo

SAN DIEGO, March. Ian evening paper
surprises the city by the announcement of
the marriage of Mrs. Maggie Leach. widow
of Wallace Leach, several years ago fore.
most attorney, to Judge William T. Nc
Nealy. who-has fully gr1wn children. The
ceremony took place Monday morning at the
Unitarian church. Los Angeles, with two
friends in attendance. McNesiy was the
first Superior Judge in this county.
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Severed His JupuIar.

SPOKANE. March IA Waierville dis
patch to the Review reports the acciden tai
killing Of a six.year-old son Of William Fog-
The morning call., 1893-03-02
No Days nf Grace

MADISON, Wis. March 1-The House
passed the bill here tonight abolishing the
! days Of grace on promissory notes.
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Death of a .Iurist.

GEORGETOWN. Ca. March 1-Alfred
Peter Robinson, Chief Justice of Delaware,
died suddenly from heart failure early this
morning.
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Nine. GrevY Dead.

PARIS, March 1.-Mme. Grevy. the widow
Of the late Jules Grevy, formerly Presiden t
CT France, died this evening.
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! ALL SERENE ON. THE BOARD.
Erroneous Reports About the Ladies
=. '>:of the WORLDS Fair COMMITTEES. ~

:. ".':of the World Fair Committee. =.
SAN :DIEGo. March 1.-The statement
from Los. Angeles that. Mrs: Cole had re-
signed from the:State Worlds Fair Ladies'
Board because the northern members were
to be given entire charge of the woman's
exhibit in the California department is not
credited by Mrs. Flora N. KimbaI in this
district, who knows OF no. such arrange
ment. She has no Intention of reslgning
and does not believe the Commissioners
wo1,lo act u1fairl,, -. -. -:
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CRIME. IN, VENTURA.
Sentence of Two Burglars and Big

i. VENTURA. March 1.-Charles ard Fred
. erick Mcclure pleaded guilty to-day to the
rob6ery.of :Duyo,s store at Satieoy. and
We're sentenced 10 three and two years
respectiveiyin Sau Quentin.
DIV, McWal&efs, serving sentence In
the State prison from Santa Barbara County
Tor bigamy, was brought here on similar
charge ana sentenced by the Superior Court
to two years more. r.: +
The morning call., 1893-03-02

statement made three or four weeks ago. re-
garding- Mr.. Cleyeland's position on this
matter and IL there is any truth at ali in
these rumors Mr.. Cleveland's determlna-
tion refers only to local offices. 1t is hardly
probable that the Republican ineum benis
OF such important positions as chiefs of
bureaus in the Washington department aud
the foreign missions and COnsulates will be
allowed to hold on any longer than is neces-
sary to select their successors, aud the: dis
tributlon of at least some Of the patronage
will be hard to postponeaor avoid.
Politicians here. are watching the sena-
torIal contest in Washington State with
great atten tion, The Impression prevails
that the Legislature will fail TO eject and
that the Governor will appoint a Senator
There has been some doubt expressed in
Washington State by the friends of some
Of the candidates now before the Legisla-
ture whether; the Governors appointee
would be seated by Democratic United
States Senate, Senator Squire to-day talked
with Hoar and with number of the lead
ing Democratic. Senators also, and they
were all of the opinion that the appojntee
of the Governor would be seated; They
said that thepeople ofthe State had a right
to the same representationth that other States
had, and If the Legislature from any cause
failed.to agree upon any man the Governor
should make an appointments. -.
The morning call., 1893-03-02
FAvoRs ANNEXATION.

Massachusetts Has Gotten Into Line at
!. = 49,. Last.
= Boston, Mass. March 1.-The Senate
Committeeon Federal Relations to-day
reported In favor of resolutions fayoring
the annexation of the Hawaiian Islands.
The morning call., 1893-03-02

HOLDS THE WHIP.
Cleveland Is Prepared to
Drive.
ALL MUST GO. HIS WAY.
There Will Be No Distributions of
Offices Until Congress Settles
the Question. of Silver. +.
Special to TIE MoRsINe CALI. -
HOLDS THE WHIP.
ALL MUST GO HIS WAY.
Special to TIE MORNING CALL.

AsHINGIoN, March IL
It is reported that SEN
ator Carlisle has in his
possession a letter from
Mr.. Cleveland in which.
the Presidert-elect an
nounces his determlBa-
tion that there sh all be
no distribution of offices
until after the next
House has had an op-
portunity OF voting upon
a proposition looking TO
the repeal of the silver
purchasing clause of the
Sherman law. This is
only cumulative evil.
dence in. supnort Of a.
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HAS BROKEN DOWN
Startling Story About
Corbett.
WILL FORFEIT TO MITCHELL.
And Then the English Pugilist Will Do
Some Louder Talking Than He
Has Done Yet.
Special to THE MoRNISo CALL

Ew YoRK, March IA
suggestion from Chi
eago has set the sport
ing men here talking
about Corbetrs Illness,
which is said to be the
result of a long-neglee-
ted ailment that came
near causing a postpone
ment of his fight with
jackson. Those who
know him thoroughly
say he viii forfeit to
Mitchell. as it will be
impossible for him to
train again for a hard
fight. DR.. j. w, Gibbs,
who made "a physical
The morning call., 1893-03-02
ENTHUsIAsTLc .PARTIsANs.

Democrats Who Will See Cleveland
and Stevenson Inaugurated.
DETROIT, March 1.-The local Democratic
club@and large party OF prominent Demo-
Gratis left over the Grand Trunk TINS evening
for the Capital City to attend the inaugural
ceremonies.
INDIANAPOLIS, March 1.-The Cleveland
Club, $50 strong, lett for Washington to-day
on special train. About forty members OF
the Hendricks Club and almost as many o.
the Gray Club Joined the party.
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THE END NOT YET.
RoyaIists Are Plotting in
France. !.
MUCH STILL TO BE TOLD.
Damaging Documents Are Held by the
Orleanists and These Will. Be PUB !: !.
lished Before the Elections. &. !.
Special to The MoRNIYa. CALL.

oNDoY. March la.
morning paper publishes.
a n Int er:vi e.w with
Henry RGchefort con.
cerning Ferry's election
to The. presidency OF. the
Senate and the Panama
scandal. Ferry $ -elec-
tion,!" >" said :.Rochefort,
:. mad no political impor-
atance, as the history Of.
the conquest OF Ionquln.
would always. prevent
him from posing as the.
poss S ibl 9 savior .:of
France. j possess docu-
m EN- is !" r continued
Rochefort, (which. bear
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ter Of that place Mr. Foster was splitting
wood. when piece of iron wedge scaled OF
and struck the child in the neck, seYering
the juguiar vein.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-04-19
Thru Horatio

~ long Chicago enterp rising itizens
who are getting quiet little rake-o Of Ton on
the side out Of the popular interest in
the worlds fair is 6rm of smooth PEG
pie who are sending modest circulars to
Western and Northwestern farmers ask
ING them to forward a bushel OF their
best wheat with charges prepaid. They
agree to sort each bushel taking out all
defective grams. and to put sample OF
the grain in glass case, labelling it with
the name of the farmer who raised 1t and
where his farm is located. These phil
anthropists have bought thousands OF
glass bottles, holding less than pint
these they label, just as they promised.
They have already secured thousands of
bushels of wheat which they are storing
in and selling to elevators. The way
the bushels of wheat, charges prepaid,
are rolling in requires them to use half
dozen teams daily to haul the contribu-
lions. What's the next smooth scheme?
Minneapolis Journal. 80 II.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-04-19
4 Boom Revival.

It was revival meeting in South Da-
kota. The house was well filled when
there sauntered up the aisle, at late
hour, man from the state capital. A
number of those present had testified
and just as the stranger entered the good
parson was calling out for another to
speak out - not to be afraid. The
stranger evidently thought the words
were for him. He astonished those pre-
sent with: "Ladies and gentlemen, am
never afraid to speak for the land of
promise-tbe Missouri slope. The capt.
tai is of minor Importance when you
consider the mineral resources and the
land" -"
But he was int. rupted by the parson
VINO ...alled from Huron:
"Stop, no more of this" cried the
leader of the meeting, "we are here for a
better cause than that advanced by you
| but as there are number of strangers
here, I consider it my painful duty to
warn them against land sharks. If you
wish to settle in the garden spot of this
state buy land near Huron. Brother
| Beadle will now lead us in prayer, after
which we will sing the Promised Land
In the meantime if any of you think of
! buying you should not fail to call on
Brother Beadle who has several quar-
ter sections for ale."-Andover Gazette.