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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-25

Laying Pipes for the Renewal OF His Gov
eminent Postal Contract.


ernment Postal Contract.
Ex-senator Albert DagRett. whose homo for
some time has been in Washington. was in
Brooklyn yesterday. renewing old acquaint-
anoes and incidentally laying pipes for a re-
newal Of his valuable contract for supplying
the Government with postal cards. He got
this contract in the early era Of tho Harrison
Administration. and he apparently expects to
retain 1t with the assistance OF some of the in
fuential Democratic politicians Of Brooklyn.
in whose headquarters in Wiloughby street he
spent couple OF hours yesterday In consulta-
ton over the matter.
Although political enemies. ex-Reglstsr Nc
Laughlin and Mr.. Daggett have always been
on friendly social terms. and 1t Is believed that
the veteran Democratic leader will not hesi-
tate to do the versatile ex-senator o good turn
II 1t 10 in his power.
Mr. Dageett docs not take much stock In the
9o-called reorganization of the Repub lican
forces in Brooklyn. but he denies that he has
any intention Of settling down again in his old
balliwick and joining the ranks OF the tri.
umphant Democracy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-25
The Grand Duke Visit. the N,cho,..

The Nicholas l.. Russias latest visitor 10
this city spent q very quiet day yesterday at
her anchorage Off Fiftieth street. North River.
The chief guest was the Russian Grand Duke.
Mho Is Lieutenant on the Dimitri Donskoi.
Then ne Appeared or deck. The forty men OF
me Nlcnolas LIS hnnd We're ira nsfcrred yester-
main ten days. N' "'"'o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-25

TTOIH NC 7EOtNt0fT HSTdfd.
Some Of the Now York dailiss arc trying to mako q
farce OF Journalism. One Of them prnts couple OF
unnamed pictures. OF society belle and tho Other
OF factory girl and asks its readers to guess from
the portraits which Is which, Another New York
paper invites Christian people to send in their
to the question: mas God Answered Yoar Prayers ~
and to relate their experiences in this direction Tho
silly season at its height in some OF the New York
newspaper ofices
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-25
Mr.. Reed Ships IIimseIr:

Charles J. McGeo. Secretary and remnant OF
the County Democracy. said yesterday that
Maurice j. Power will not DO resisted when lie
assumes he duties OF Shipping Conn isoner
on Aug. Commissioner Reed las NOT
abandoned his contention that lie Is "A [ nited
States Commissionsr irrenovable except Tor
cause, said M. AicCee. hut ho has sent in
cause MIR. Power any trouble" " 0'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-25
Psychic Awarded to Hugo.

Justice Koch promptly decided in the York.
Vile Police Court yesterday morning that
Psyche. tho big orange st. Bernard that
Richard BranniGan OF TIA Ninth avenue tried
to take from Charles Hugo Of 22e West Sixty
ninth street In Central Park on Sunday, was
the property of Hugo. The latter said hs
bought the dog four and a half years ago at
Sydney. New South Wales. He PRODUCED n
gate, England. and showed that the dog
reached New York on the Tauric last March iT
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adversary. and that IL to procure the arrest OF
the wronEdoer as soon as possible enter COM
plant against him. produce witnesses ready to
give evidence in the case. and keep cool until
tho culprit is punished, az well "a after the law
has been indicated at his cost. There shall
be no persecution Of Jows or Of any other race
OF people In New York: and any Jew who COM
plains that no is prosecuted can very easily
and speedily SECURE redress. while at the same
time he gives costly and memorable lesson
to his prosecutor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-25

A check for sll5,o3I.77 was sent yesterday
by City Chamberlain O'Donohue to state
Treasurer Danforth to satisfy judgments OBJ
tatned by the State against the city for Stnte
i r. withheld On a. ground that they were
niegaliy ieSlSu. ~ ms amount $+I. lJS. 81 was
on taxes OF lS'IO withheld and S54. U55 u for
interest on taxes OF lSSi. '
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-25

We had fewer immigrants In the first half
OF 1893 than in the same period Of 1892, not
because the supply OF them ran short this
year. but because We let very few Of them in
during its first three months This fact is evil
IDENTITY not known by papers which are moral.
izing on tho subject
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-25
Joining Tammany In Blocks.

Republican place holders In tho Federal SER
vice are quietly finding tholr way into the
Democratic organization. Ex-Register John
Reilly has welcomed ten Of these rocalcitra Mt
Republicans to the wig wan In the Tenth Az.
stembly district, Other Iammany Hall district
leaders report that entire clubs OF Republicans
arc negotiating for seats around tile council
IRE. Most OF these clubs represent the pollu.
cal backing OF some Federal place holder WHO
doesn't want to be removed VS."
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To THE EDITOR OF THE SUNNI: Let US
kick over the Chinese wall Of protection. and
kick out Chinese civil service REFORM turn
every Republican out OF Office from PASSPORT.
Me-. to the Alsutian Islands. and hurrah for
Democracy and prosperity.
G. WnFEED PEARcE,
supt New Jersey Lamp and Bronze Works
NEW BRUNSWICK. July "a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-25

Tho debutc which recently took place in
the British House OF Lords on Lord WIN
cHErsEA's proposition tn establish national
granarles was rather Interesting. Tho ba-
OILS IL tho proposal seemed TO DO tho opinion
of Lord WoIsELEY aud other military ex-
ports that In time OF war the United King
DOM :night suifsr from the scarcity u food.
Tho answer OF the opponents Of this project
was che obvious one that tho British navy
InusL bs relied upon to furnish safo convoy
for grain 6uppiics coming from foreign
countries. Lord SA!IiBURT said shat Tho
very Fact that ewo.thirls Of tho food Which
Great britain consunog comes from with
out shows that thu struggle Tor Ok
istcnco wonid have to 10 fought out upon
the ocean. tho true moral bs!nE to mase
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-25

Those Jews OF this place who complain
that they are prosecuted by thor enemiss do
well In seeking redress from the courts. They
are advised by q man who must be fool. 10
take rersonal revenge upon their prosecutors;
bat we do not believe thcy will follow this bad
advice, for they must know that II they 10,
they will he liaLle TO punishment ~ law
breakers There is hut ono proper course Cor
any man who suiIega wrong NJ tho hands VI Az
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-25
A Young BIcycll.t Run Over.

William O'Connor. aged 10 years. OF 427 East
seventy-eighth street. was knocked Off his
bicycle and run over ut Avenue A and Seventy.
ninth street by an ice wagon yesterday. Tho
tT ,ehhr Wheel passed over his right leg crushing
Ha 1dn,tiy poiow the knee Tho driver. William
Harlem Court to await the result Of the child's
Injuries He said the boy drove the bicycle
the Injured boy 10 In tho Presbyterian Hos
pital. 1t Is feared that he will lose his leg.
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TEMPORARY CITY HALL.
The Mayor and Aldermen Will Move II
the Brown-stone building.

the BrOwn-stone BuIIdIur,
One OF tho Items in the provisional estimates
for the Public Works Department for 1894 will
be an appropriation for the remodellng OF the
old brown-stono General Sessions building as
q temporary City Hall The Mayor and the
Before his departure from the city last Fri
day Mayor Gilroy said: Work on the new
muhicipal building will probably he begun be-
Criminal Court building In Centre street will
be ready Tor occupancy and tho trown-stone
torney and the Court Of General Sessions"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-25

To rHx Enron THr suS-Sr' Being accustomed
to regard Tue suH a. Arbter in matters of perhaps
more practical value. We appeal to II in this Do you
consider the average American woman of to-day In.
feror 10 the average man: ACoSsEcrcur WOMAN.
No. We think her emphatically superior.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-25

SARATOGA. July 24.-Lieut. Coy. William f..
sheehan arrived here this evening. and to-
night no and Senator Murphy. Gov. Flower.
and Norman Mack OF Buffalo with somo 9th,
ers, are holding u private conference ut the
United States Hotel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-25
= Tnie OF Several Cities,

If"m ne HahioS on Ess"i-y San
this afternoon
don't know anything about the game"
..m nars sh" Es,, Tll GaG as You'll bs good
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Aud lie Dropped Them a Line.


ff"m ne c"ioI7" TlhGHS-
=, ARC you talking to Yourself or to the fish ~
Inquired the man On horseback. reignine I'm.
10 the nsh.' answered the sunhurned man
on the log. iniently Watching his cork AZ
trvtna to draw them out"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-25
A Thief OF Lighted Lamps.

John Lang was arrested by Policeman Brown
early yesterday morning as he was coming
Out OF hallway at lOI West Houston street
think no is the man who has been stealth .
iahns from Railways in tho same neighbor.
iit Tor month past. Lang was remanded
ut the Jefferson MARKET Police Court
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Stealing a,Ooo Er,eks Only Petty Larceny.

Samuel Huston n milkman OF 573 West
looth streoth, was held at the harlem Police
Court yesterday on a charge made by Con-
tractor Donnellen Of 10th street and Amster-
dam avenue 81 stealing 1000 brlcks The
complaint was for petty larceny. "
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Even Wealth Has Hts Limitations.

Frsm me rhopyo Di'pd'ch.
Tho Nawab Of Rampur stayed whole week
In Chicago, His Income 10 S4OO.OOO . year
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For the Popular Understanding.


PORTLAND. July Ito THE Enron; Please
kindly give value tintrinsicI OF geld dollar.
IL BARILER-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-25

Advertisements for TEE wsEKLY suN. issued
to-o,orro'o morning. nusi be handed IN hi, q sn.
tro bsJoye o o'clock
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-03

How 90 See the worla.. F.,r.


Assuming that many of our readers viii be
sble 10 spond only n week at the fair. the fol.
lowing programme 10 offered By sightsesr OF
much experience; Devote the first day TO q
view OF the grounds. approaching. II possible.
by boat from Chicago, and landing &C the great
pier. start from the Manufactures bniding,
passing the ststue OF the republic. around the
foot OF the basin. to the noble Agricultural
buiiding. then Machinery hall. the Administers
tloa building, state hailding., Transportation
and horticultural buildings. The second day
can lie wholly spent In the Manufactures and
Liberal Arts building. aud even then only a
general Impression can b carried away. The
third day can be given TO tour Of Machinery
hall. the Mines. Electricity and Transportation
buildings The fourth day spend In tho Build
ing OF Agriculture, where are eighteen acres of
exhibits The hfth day one should visit the
women's and childran's buildings. where Few
hours may Be pleasantly spent The greater
part OF this day shoulc be devoted 70 the mag
nifesnt displays OF painting. engraving and
sculpture In the Fine Arts hallding. The sixth
day Ne will spend the moFning Ia q tour OF
the Midway fisIsancc, where are many curious
attractions. In the afternoon enc may cake o
farewell walk through the main grounds aud q
parting glance AZ the grand buildings, and we
have seen something Of the Columbian exposi-
ton. To STRIVE in ChIcago ia good trim for
srch q week. bur your railroad ticket over the
Burlington Route Your home ticket agent can
supply you. or write 70 A. C. shsldou. general
agent. 80 Washington Street. Portland, Oregon.
or w. J. e Kenyon. general passenger agent 81.
Panl Mimi
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AN ANONYMOUS TIP.
1t Enables Officers to Locate a
Nan Wanted for Murder.
HIS PARTNER FOUND DEAD IN sED
Aiiisd IN Lonesy Cabin snd Net Round
for ksgAs Ms.sAs-A BALLET IN
Hss Head.

John Robinson, who il charged With the
murder Of William schsIink near Beaver.
taaiian county. last November. was ar
rested near Auburn yesterday bv Deputy
Sheriff c. II. Erown. exas traced thers
anonymous warning received By
Sheriff Wooiery.
sensing lived in . lonely cabin in the
.ocds about three miles south Of Beaver,
ana ne aad Robinson were chums, or
partners. TO the extent Of living much ~
eaen others cabin. They we're last seen
= Beaver on election dag last fall, but
we're dot missed. ss il IL the usual thing
tnere Tor sqnatters 70 be absent months az
ume. schslirg had been missing so
iong snas 10 was taken Cor granted he had
abandoned his claim. and one Of the Con-
paski brothers. who live IN that vicinity,
determined TO locate new settler upon IL.
aoeether they went early IN September to
scnsiing's cabin. which was found to be
naiied up from the outside, rs IL the PRO-
prissor were away. Looking through
the window they saw something
suspicious and proceeded to break
INTO the cabin. The decomposed remains
OF sehsiing were found on his bunk,
wrapped IN . blanket. where they APP
peared TO have been for eight or nine
months The only way be could be iden-
unea was by the clothing, rs no part OF
the body remained except the hair. The
PACK OF the skull was smashed as If by q
siedge. and while the skull was being ex-
ainined s2-casiber bullet fell out After
waiting several days and making an effort
10 nnd Robinson. whose absence excited
suspicion. an inquest was held by Justice
NJ. V. b. LamoreEx, and the circumst an
tial evidence was 30 strong that the jury
found verdict TO the effect that Schsling
was killed oy Robinson.
On election day Robinson had borrowed
ride OF friend He was brother-in-
Law Of a man in Tacoma who owed
Schsiing Sli0 schsiing Was seen to dis
play considerable money on election day.
but none was found in his cabin. The
TACT that the cabin Was nailed up from the
outside showed conclusiyely that Schsling
had been the victim of foul play.
After the result Of the coroner's inquest
became known. Sheriff s. g. Morse. OF
Cialiam county wrote to Sheriff Wooiery
giving . description of Robinson. BY a
curious coincidence, on the very next day
after Sheriff Morse'a letter was received.
Sheriff Wooiery received note without
date line or signature. reading as follows
Robinson. Of Beaver. works In Slaugh-
ter sawmiil."
With the note was enclosed a clipping
from the PosT-IsrELLIGEscER giving the
result Of the inquest and q story Of the
murder.
Armed with the two letters. Deputy
Sheriff Brown had M, diffsculfv in findiuo
Robinson. who was at work under his own
name for Mr.. Benson, proprietor OF the
Auburn sawmili. When arrested he was
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-03

Der Of bilis and tax petitions yer. .rt~s
upon.
One homestead vas f;led In ~. r-.s..s
States land Office ysstercar. oAls0a
A license 20 we'd vas issued x~~t.rs.w
Tor Terry King and Lizzie Il. xsrasns
both Of eeastIe nan 5.
The Pages Sound SAVINGS h.rl - -.
FIRST Nssionai bank OF Mauut yernan
sso OF the creditors Of Wexsermnnn 4,
Ienson. sno reeentiy made a a-~irn.
meat. object 20 r. J. Hatch. to whom ~.
assignment Vas made, ard were yext~rtss :
gwen permission By Judge Langley 10 Ell
meeting OF creditors and choose snother
United states Commissioner Ersrv ve~-
teraay Lad before him the vounr China.
man named All Coy, who vas arrest~d
aoNn ~ Cninatown By Chinese Insu~rfrr
schuyler last week. Gov rn.d. ~ 49,.
and WAS ordered deporsed There rss 8 Mar
c1se against him. a. he was found serreters
"a : ped with his day garments unre-
moved when the inspector ent~r~a IN.
room 70 make the arresf.
Articles Of incorporation Of two n&v ror-
porations we're hIed in the auditors office
Yesterday. The Mutual Investment corn
Rany o. Seattle. has q carital stock OF
sitv1. n shares Of ST each. and Il fncor-
poEated ~ 3. b. Limerick and r. II. Lv-
sons. The Grand Cafe COMPANY. aIso az
nessle: - Incorporated by j. II. Dernix-
=. =. Waies, 81. T. Dennis and q. n
Naiss. with capital stock Of IS. 600 IN fifty
equal shares.
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slmpiy A fs,c,ed wi,h . rem,~r.

Ms. G. v. Roos. the aged woman who
80 chicken yard out on Madison street,
zach she guards 80 carefully that her
aeshhcrs few months ago had her ar
nssed on charge Of insanity and tried be-
ere Judge Humes. need no longer fear
sss'saeoonr, the charge which has since the
ssa'ing been pending over her having
ssa dismissed by Judge Langley yester-
~. When the hearing was had Judge
nsnes put the prisoner. her husband and
sahl doEen complaining witnesses under
naas 10 keep the peace until further
ausfs not considering Mrs. Roos afflicted
va anything more serious than very
- temper. and dismissed the case until
&g:e could be nrnxNn aRainaf her
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-03
rAs Libel Axaiu.. the cewsis..

Tue libel Of Theo. Meyenberg against
- para cowlitz was the matter engaging
.sl.sa States Commissioner Spriggs' at
.auon yesterday. The testimony of ssv-
Witnesses who were brought in to
1--WE The allegations OF the libel was
Meysnberg was steward ON
a'u q The vessel and was placed In con-
sssmens during the voyage up from Port
asaaa, Mexico. 20 Port Townsend as
naanment for an attempted desertien.
- wants $500 damages on account Of his
@sest Claiming IL TO have been entirely
nxsrrantsd.
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New suiss rsl.a.

Inc Following new suits were flied In
Ine once Of the clerk Of the superior court
yesterday.
Puget Sound Savings bank - ID
Hunfoon and John Euntoon-eu;t 20 re.
cover ~ 163. IS on promissory note.
osorge Beal ct al. W. III. d. Nichols A
20. and Fremont Milling Company-Suit
20 forecioss iaborers' liens aggregafing
sisSM ~; venue OF case changed from Sno-
homish to King county.
: y. "A. LeGate vs.. Harry White Il co..
caII 70 recover SL.0e4.60 on promissory
note; attachment issued.
John Collins VS.. William Kerkow ct all
suit 70 recover $50 rent, and 500 damages
~ illegal detention Of premises.
r A. Buck d Co. ys. o. L. Hadisy-Suit
to recover $l47.40 for goods sold.
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'1rWs OF THE COURTS.
Grind jury Returns : Num-
4 Der Of Indictments.
! s,Ll ron akID" DoNnELlx
. -. r~vs 20 Answer n he Survives
q. ..r.~-x--sseerrigibie Boy Sent 80
..<.xn ssheei-Ths Blester.

- surv made good progress with
3 = = 49, Importance yesterday. The
- - = s.'..--st.n< case mp was that Of
49, fxsnet4 or hId Donnesiv. -
1.sls kaov him kannnrd - the
- ]. $1,000 sho shot At Police on
rs-..fr xhsie resisting arrest on Sep
g 49, 80 - 80 seriously shot by the
49, 80 rrfarned the FIRE. Since the
e'''1. - z snonrd has been IN Providence
s.s.sssi "a kis condition - even now
- yrry precarious. Nevertheless
g : ros undsr an Indictment the charge
g. ....n.f With deadly weapon having
-. refurped . true bill.
: \ pII1bury and John Sam, an In
z... 40 ecker. were more fortunate and
-. -. 80 rejoice In their liberty. neither
'rshsm besnx bound over. Pilisbury has
=, |. nesfia or more been in the county
Il svslsing . preliminary examination
&. ! <hsrxs OF obtaining money under
~, urss<ases from Il. w. Barto BY bor-
49, as from the latter and giving .
.-ssss1ee on bis household goods 10 secure
- loan. representing that the property
- fire. from ineumbrance. barto Claimed
~ this was false, but the grand jury dad
~ - Il that way.
pIsIstury. when first arrested, gave
bouds and then went TO Spokane. from
vhleh place he was brought back by q
Sruuts sheriff and placed in jail, where
s. - ,ircs remained. no one being found
4 scconmodats him by going on his
bonds
tsha sam f. an ordinary, pigeon-toed
.ixssh hon picker who stabbed another
Inssau. named Jack Davis. with . pocket
hns,e during drunken brawI at Kent
two weeks 40. and vas arrested for "a as
ssalt with dssdly weapon. The charge
wss not sustained
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ar oyEn ! DRUG STORE.



rs Answers FILED 60 tho Complaint OF
Druggist Lee.
IN disagreement between James Lee
ssd CDorrs W. Buchanan. who comprise
sAs 6m Of James Lee & Co, druggists, Of
III city, seems to be wide one. 80 far as
sskorn By the pleadings filed 30 far in
~ suit Of James Lee against Buchanan
IA saell, Heitshu & Woodward, to COM
pd1 litter firm to refrain from selling
q tisposing Of chattel mortgage for
Wyefxl thousand dollars given it BY Lee a.
ca b. Buchanan as oae Of the latter firm.
3 = ~ nuund that IL was given without
eonslderatIon and is q fraud upon the
pl1lnti6 Lee.
luchanan took hand In the game yes
tf&sy, and as an Offset to the restraining
Wdr recently signed by Judge Langley in
- nit Just mentioned. made application
b1udge Hanford, 20 whose court the case
b. been transferred, for . restraining
edsf Of his own, alleging that Leo has for
nvsfsl months been playing fast and
bpse with the firms money and credit,
uong other things leasing the storeroom
Nnpled BY the firm from 7. d. Hinckisy,
'ng The lease in his own name, al
aough the rent has been paid out Of the
- mo ney, IN that way making IL inn
}M1lhle for the lease 10 be sold as a part
Mnhip asset
l1chanan claims that the firm of James
ksk Co. Is now insoiyent. its liabilities
eseding its assets by s., 900. and ssks for
threiyer. an accounting. an inspection
{ The firms books. which he claims has
I'm heretofore refused him, and re.
asaining order preventing Lee from In
nfring any more obligations in the name
4 the firm until the case can be heard on
he application for receiver. The last
nquest was granted, and the application
b stemporary injunction viii be heard
a October L.
The answer of Smell, Heitshu & Wood
safd 10 Lees complaint was fled in the
Vslted States circuit court yesterday.
Jhsy deny that they conspired with Bu-
taansn to rnin Lee and gain possession Of
~ Seattle drug store by taking frandu.
kat conveyance from the former, and
M also deny that Buchanan il any
lnassr their agent. or that Joseph
khlumpt. Lees former partner, was
hnght ont with their money. On the
uaifary. they say 6chlumpf was anxious
hisave the firm on account of Lees mis-
engagement when he sold his interest 10
sashsnan. The mortgage given them by
hehanan IS one Of the firm of James Lee
ecot. they say TO have been made to se-
tars the payment of about $4,000 due
hsn for goods sold. and with good con-
tssraiion. They want the restraining or
20 granted by Judge Langley dissolved.
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rhe Popalis,. orranistns.

The city central committee OF the Peoples
party held its nrst meeting last evening and or
sanirei by the election of officers aud mapping
out the work Of The spring campaign. seven
teen cut OF eighteen OF the committee. made up
OF two members from each ward. were present
al ghe Office Of winsor. Bush & Morria A. Rob-
bins was Elected chairman and J. W. HaigAt
secretary. These two. with T. n Benson. s NJ.
Allsa and I. C. Bsvan wili constitute the exeeu.
tive committee The members were instructed
TO call meetings in their respective wards for she
eieeftor Of ward committees
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az work On logging road sboat three
mises from Auburn Al frxt he denssd ali
kncwssdxs Of Beaver. bar afterxard i'd
mitx1d that NJ had bcen there and left
last June Although he vas employed a.
John Robinson and hsd given an order 81
the store aud thas signature. he says his
name 10 not John. bat yepsha He was
brougnf % town and locked up In the
county Jail. sheriff Morse Vas notified Of
<ha n~-a.k