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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-25
THE ALABAMA CAMPAIGN.
There VIII BE Speaking All Over the
State by LendiME; DeInOcrnts.

State by Leading; Democrats.
Montgomery, Ala, June 2G-(Special. 1.-The
following announcements have been made
by the democratic state executive COM
mittee:
Colonel William c. Oates will address
his fellow citizens at Raleigh, PiciSens
county, Thursday, June 2lst.
Carrollton, plcIlens county, Friday, June
22d.
Millport, Lamar county, Saturday after
noon, June sd
Fayette Court House, Fayette county,
Monday, June 18th.
Vernon, Lamar county, Tuesday, June
26th.
Hamilton. Marion county, Wednesday,
June 9TH.
Gravely Springs, Lauderdale county, Fri
day June 18th.
leighton, Colbert county Saturday. June
birmingham, jefferson county. Monday,
Warrior station, Jefferson county, Tues
day, June Sd.
Butler Springs, Butler county. Wednes-
Gay July 4th.
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1 $4,000 PICK Up.
/ Well Known DaIt0nian Makes q Blk
Haul from The
HONDURAS NATIONAL LOTTERY DRAWING
Mr. ". III. Prtasicn, Of Dalton B,:ra u
Ticket f0r His Wife and Makes IA
$i5,GG0 Drawing.


baHon, Ga, uJne 1S.-SpeciaI)-I a plain.
one Of the side streets IF TloI4o,, 80
den & I,vle insfIr,nc % laselton, cA,' IFQ-
offfoe NJ - Oe r5sil'S, nave theIr
11a,I,,tI oH%Il' OF the hIm Is a re-
60 sNN' o4e il<1h' lie IS perhaps fifty years
w" Win gray mustache ana beard, and
looks at you with a pair of eyes 9Imoet
keen enough to read ona,s s,7,1 ~ 49,
the renutation Of l<,1,,lr 80 i4e ll"'
~ - '''ioli - oe'HS the best 1nancier
III D1ltoil' ana has tor number OF years,
been alderman and chairman OF the finance
committee, both OF which offices he nov
holds. He is held in high esteem h,, ali
who know him and has never hem hss+a,
for an office withi1 tha 49, f gu p {.
cifi,cne 3,,l',||- 1110 eIAt oL oa!ton
lIron nm, h.. 80 t otneL nohofS conferred
re ie :! 1n' I1 " go 4oL Cute awhile mayor.
~ hneIrl't A ~ ~ "luS, attends Stl1ct!y
SI'yr 9'ile,,o az Keeps MS own counsel
in ii$$ " - "a " ~ ha}i peeh less successful
OF ohe,hfth Of the capital prize OF The Hon
e ed 45e N Wo 4o M9ttefy Wond have infor
iil 3,,, ~, Gat not SO win Mr. y. H Pruden.
not - -, u - tite casllter OF baton S bank,
1tiei,tr 49,, 80 io"A SHOWS mat he is $4,000
M r!bt!eI t9Iay imam ne was q month ago.
r1135,,i of 4 pa2Gi1 trieu 10 run down the
nv soroa n,7o - 'f,i pitnS l'tpIng oeen drawn
fore had small h0res 0f 90 t;I, ne
LoiItat1oil When he asked Mr. Pruden if he
Ae .IS n ~; oot1SH %lo,0V0 lie replied:
..4S; Oh l ulu hol get lt. / wish had"
7 OUT we nave acSolute proof that you
S ~ t ne money from the New Orleans
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ONE xEEUKTNElDGE DEFEATED.
He Was an unconditional Repeater
and stays at Home.

Memphis, Tenn, June 17.-Democratic pri-
maries were held yesterday in the majority
Of the counties composing the second dis
trict of Arkansas, which is represented in
congress by Clifton r. Breckenridge. Col
onel Breckenridge is opposed by Judge John
S. Little who has made a vigorous can
yass. Returns received tonight show that
Little has more than enough votes in
structed to nominate him. Clifton r.
Breckenridge is a cousin Of Colonel w. c.
P. Breckenridge.
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SPEAKER CRISP CEEERED
AS He Resumed tfsc Chair After HIS
Illness.

washington, June 23.-Speaker Cr!sp re-
sumed his duties today and as he raped
the house to order ripple Of applause
swept over the floor at his temperance
He showed traces of the effects Of his re-
cent indispostion in both his appearance
and manner. The report Of the committee
on elections in the case of the contest of
Watson versus Black, in favor of Black,
was made to the house by Representative
Lester of Georgia, and placed on the cal
endar.
The remainder Of the days session was
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occupied the place of president Of the Uni
ted States.
Vest Lands Heavily.

Vest Lands Heavily.
"Mr President" said Mr.. Vest, with
good-humored satire, cas- this is probably
the last president that we shall have from
the state Of New York, the appeal Is al
most irresistible" General laughter, in
which Mr.. Hill himself took parto
~ am afraid, Mr.. President Mr. HUI
promptly replied, that If we keep on with
this kind of taxation this will be the last
democratic president from any state IN the
union applause in the galleries.
Mr. Hills amendment was agreed TO,
without opposition, and so the salary OF the
president is also exempted from the income
tax.
Mr.. HIPS next amendment was to strike
out the exemption of such United States
bonds as are by the law Of their issuance,
EXEMPT from all federal taxation.
This amendment was not disposed Oh.
In CONSEQUENCE Of the sitting heat IN the
chamber and of the assurance held out by
MI Hale that the remaining provisions OIL
the income tax could be disposed OF on Mol'-
day, Mr.. Harris, at $3.50 o'clock, consented
to an adjournment.
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Free to Afflicted Ladies'.

First treatment sent free and valuable
treatise, containing full particulars of my
specAal treatment for disease Of women
Write, stating case, to Mrs. DR.. May A.
Brannon, % North Pryor street, Atlanta, Ga
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LINCOLN MAY LEAD.
Republican Sentiment IA Turning TO the Ex-
Presidents Sen.

Knoxville, Tenn, June 1S.--(Special Cor
respondence.) -What is regarded as a large
sized tip on the presidential race of 1885
has been given out here in the last few
days. Ex-Postmaster General James has
been here looking after the affairs of the
East Tennessee Land Company, owners Of
the boom prohibition town Of Hartman and
of it's environs and enterprises. General
James is one Of the receivers Of the COM
pany and represents also Il large number of
capitalists, who are interested in reViVing
the activity and prosperity OF these proper
ties.
Ha Names Bob Lincoln.
lie has talked very freely concerning polit-
ical prospects and on the presidential cues
ton does not hesitate to say that Hon.
Robert Todd Lincoln, eX-Secretary of war
and ex-uinster to England, Will be the
probable and the strongest candidate for
the republican party in 1895.
Mckinley Ia IL Jonah.
Mckinley will not do. His name is in
separable from that most odious of high
protection acts that bears his namc and
which has been freely admitted by republic
cans in the house and senate during the
present tariff debate to have gone away
beyond the desires and long su{ferance Of
the American people. It is becoming plain
to the shreWdest leaders of the party that
McKinlev's name and act would seriously
il not fatally, embarrass their campi8n in
1895. Besides which considerations there is
John Sherman to be considered. Having
failed to reach the presidency himself, he
seems very 10th to see any other oman i'll
his lifetime given chance to reach that
exalted station.
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y. Oxloy, pastor o. the Trinity McthodlHt
church.. wenf down yesterday nQrnlng
ana Invited The army OF trampa 70 attend
services nj his church nj o'clock ~ the
afternoon. The Invitation was given IN the
minislerH Nndest and most consdcrAte
manner and was promptly accepted IN
good spirit. * probably had not occurred
70 the good man thar 400 or 500 men could
not very well br accommodated m his
church nor that the spectacle " al these
men nhfpdinR the strecta would not pe
epod TO the cauee oi edirying But the
Inavor took these things into consitein-
ton and niRo remembered thar the nKrcc-
mont II Tie cltiEens' meeting was tiaS
She men would be needed whlie here anu
that tncr Mould nor be on the. streets.
On these sg0ountis nc instructed the chief
nf police 20 forbid the ineu eoluS 70
church. There was at once q great ncite
made about II. and there was more th,k
~ the mayor being invited 70. resign,
Other pecplc wrote cnmmunicnuons 70
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~ ncH FRoM cIANroN.

Only seyenty-Two Had the Courage to
Face the Wind.
Louisville, Ohio, March e but sevonty-
two OF coxey'e conimonweaiera had the
courAge 70 mntph away from Canton rhls
aftefpouh Ia the face Of the winsry blast
thar WAS blowing at the time act for thu
start. The band deserted at that point
Which ALSO took mpch Of the spirit out Of
the soldiers. phs march from Canton o
this place through Two inches OF anow ia
q Temperature ~ degrees above zero WAS
uuythlsit, but d pleasant experlence FOR tne
thinly end wanderers, who hHd Imagined
that the entire trip 10 NaHhinHtDn would
be d sort u srt9nB tiino ir0iic. Flfty
ramps were picked up between Canton
and this nlpce and when the army west
into camp tonight ~ numbered ~ men,
aaide from the offlcerA THIS claimed ti,-
liatnelita are ~
Much excitement was cfsuted filiay BY
the announcement that tnrca OF the
trnDapH had tobbcd man faiiled John
Nutgf " q Nntcn and 10 IN money This
Wfh the fstnttanuut at laN1eAtness. Hnf
70 arrests Ntts made.
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SITUATION DEsrERArE.


f.annrnf Jr,n,ll. A ,.,-., A. s4r,1i e,... / -.
-. !, ~ Ns'a =. ~
San ANTONIO. texas. Marrn ~ ~ lcnerai
Il. G.. Frey and his United States indus
trial army 81 ZOO ara niavinr IN hard Inca
eInc f,,i,, ~ * *, MI. -, ~,
y. 4, su.'. ~ ~
" y AsninStoh.a ~ IS upubtful " the ffrtay
bandsnr ma go,,fbs,n u,,osnc o,t,s,,,as
St,sss nA.4Ss., s,,..st,,.
-" go, = s0S'''ep - PrNsehA tnr men from
tA1unR pofaesnlon or or ridinE on their
trains. X possible, and from present indi-
tlf.s,,s 4 iiofi,- ~. til,s{ ~ l,.'..i.,,,.3 ~
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OF about 700 were stlii AZ Finiay station
on the ~ Paso division Superintendent
Wan Week said; ',r1te men captured ono
OF our freight Kraiup on the lli paro az
vision Sunday. and were taken out to
Finlny by the conductor IN charge. Tho
train was there tied UP Tor several hours.
and the trafnpH soon scrambled Off.
Later the freight came on Through, hay
Ing pulled out before the army know any
ahinr about its Intended departure. onr
trains are al coming Ia on echedulv time
now, and nole pf them are tied up At nny
point-
Mr. Van Week stated that ne was anx-
iously awaiting the reports from finiay
us 70 what steps the Nq-chiicd ''iudus,riai
army" would next take. Sevcrl hcure
would intervene before another train came
IA from the west. and Il would nu run
through without stopping rininy Is N
neatly desert section 81 the STATE, and
cry army 10 make llh nradqnartofs
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Invade the Static l3uphe With Petitions
ADVISED " Persist
Boston aians,, atsrrh z6 bout NIFTY Of
the unempsoSed visited lhe staie house
dis afterneon % 81 esent to tlle legislature
u eopnlp 81 petitions DRAFTED IL The
meeting o. lhe cosntnltt4e Yesterday. One
asked That lie PROPOSED commission 81
tsif unemployed BE- tpiappsed u i.fe iilep,-
bfi4 instead III ihffe.
TIE SECOND psfll.oa Aelia tA,a the Bill
reported 10 tie Hpotiai eolnnliflee 81 the
pllffnps4yed nufnVfit.ilf Inc f4f'-udiiiitt
81 39ap, MOO tQ {ojlRt fi1Qt ROAD Ntfif nfit
bputeyAfda thar the nnemnloycd BE- fipf1'
WQrlt p4 pii4ted thfotsh et once Afiias
tor ENfft told lfiff nleii - pefsial IN tn6if
pttsencc nt ne strtf house. nsia m fine
Fsiicfits elid tptton- ',oie ~ tho nrtnf>f2
they rpl,lai reach. So
The nfnNd then tried IS gain entrance b
the iodie< gallery ~ tho pollif but were
refused w the dppIkespe: swift cetHiH
pioyeo has not niAtQfi4llN izaploxeA ail1l
triH Thousands hI'5 ~ starving
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rllll MINIS aRMY

lucidonts OF tho Early niofrlna-A liSph-
out Tor 3feaktast.
canson ohio. March %. -cpntrafy 70
cxrcctation The tweutSstlvc womeii' wives
ana daughters o. peoples iarty men q
this city. did not turn VIZ 81 ths catnr
groUnas 81 the coulnoAwuai atnty on ne
coani Of the snelhcf asii - q epaseqisn,e
the men were obliged 10 hssslle 10Y sAslsls
selves as tar as their hrealfaut was con-
ceraed.
sinaa groups q mem couia da scep M vefs
ing. trying ohtpin Aieitet from srees
from me cold plasts. rwo.thlrdf d The
men Who asnrtea with me array mad taken
lodging IN She cay PRISON but AZ On carly
hour they began TO sntlssr nt tl.e kropnds
10 set their islsioiis. some dlfneuiIy was
experlencel 81 gctfin< men WIZ Asna ene
atty TX the east ni'lt, ~ tile Ssl ~ 1linr
stoves were sat ltQ and tnt moioln,s meal
Nes consncnqsl noa,ltlcnH wnlc2 eosts
brea1. hSo busaeis ~ ratatohS balsca
beans and an HbuniRncc of otter eat lt,it<,
were Soon Nlillgefnl n,gnd eferknddy stn.s
Mas 's s a. q ~ , sn aS
N stppllSa prevented thn tf.Hnps from
kftilng hrso any ustrrrAt iQnt t NNer tho
s ssn1, Snd sgSstni.s passed of s'sgs.
q q! she lnen, observation-disclosures tlia eold
aS msps ,s e re ss men ssss heard sransIs
s S,,,,,l npts Ri! N ne and wefs q shs
several were interviewed al the city
prison IS q what ti,av iy,taa1@d Is 40 III.
caip pfNyafptiSt We're not fufnlthcd zen
would make raid Oh tersn hos =, -: ~
a the kruifiiqs this tnorillnr tI,e most
noslesa1lS thing N'ss me npssIice % n
fiy1 tnon the kcune until 1854 O'clock. he
Also having taken room N tinc IL the
prominent hofelk,
men wafa aftef ne Hte II I, slreus te e,as
lilan. bnt the mon were elnN' 10 aesyil,s
Inside The parforatea oisnus toni thu
scope Was cufiQs otle q behold Horses
ana men who had hllsllsrd together dirshr
the , night were ,hpfdiad II snisli Kronrsl
for the tefnpprii'y ,vplsE 70 prepafe the
M tables had heen prepared Tor tho
supply o. knives, forks a3ia niitteE, con-
heanentiy the ennimlsaary. " aid haiid-
"a oys the ham fsndwi ciies which cpnsss=
Al l0s7n preparations were made 10 get
dinner and strike emp 20 as 10 be on 4ht
sread A. clock y & probable the only
trpubiH wiiict Will be- erneriencrr win bn
from the trainpH whp VIII not work and
want all they Gun eat Those ASiiu hnpt
|nnder the tent We're asked how Tiny
passed the night nrd they said that with
utilizing thu horse binnlseta and straw
they We're able tn sircp fntr,y we'll.
Stark siding anr mile ehat OF this ests,
favorable rendezvous for trnmpH added
= now sqQaH, numbering about nifty, 10
the arm3 This morning
Mr. cnxey, who. Il IS claimed Is oman
Italy embarrassed and has bern given.
until March 2s 70 eettle al indebtedness
of S2tQl0 sfeus % be much WORRIED over,
flie 9ifair, ind to verify The rnmor a
sued Ia nlrouiar 10 tbs citizens Of the
United Statps asking nom Is contribute
10 the relief % Mr. coxpg aud help astn
n IN the nortg0Hc which was incurred
Ac1lyte. for wllrh be ARreed 10 my
Sieluo Contributions mode tlsla inorninf
AMOUNTED 10 Sh5n md The prnanact4 are
moi nettcrlng IN this locality for coxev'H
relief
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.ArrAcnMlaNl, 7s'oIs eoxHY.

WIN BE Arrested VI rifishurs nnd Re-
uuircd 20 Give Eat.
rlt,sbnrg. Pa. March FLA foreign NJ
tarhmen, was iseued today by =. y. t'N-
ereon or dhls city against General y. ~
coxoy. commandcr of the commencement.
The claim Is for $500 FOR mill supples.
In View uf the fact thin, MIR Cnxey has
Stfmngly abandoned his bueincss ana is
devotinr hiH energies md money 10 the
army and lis objects. Mr. Evefsou felt St
ne6tssary 10 protect himRelf.
Sheriff Richards wiil aend drputire 70
rhc hr5sirf Of thnS noiiitX 10 meet General
cnxcy nnd lenoort Hin, 10 tins ehasiftH
offce where no NH Do required % give
bail III thu nun OF Si'ar qt rcn,nin here.
THE 1'is.lsilss ss9oisss1i>. /.
III PnAo, Texas. March a6. II Marta tel
dny lssiHc HIuoitlei OF iris distfsHt on
application ot ne Southern raeilc fail.
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Denver. Colo. siafch q. 1tnernl7
HSmiitonz peafer eoniinFent * rexry's
arsax VAL nasq h walls on n town Qft
ie<s they puy thsif fafs4. * was an-
n9indea ia2s piept tliAI the feptA Ft
would pr called npou g fprnisn : tfaln
~ sh} Esnfo r. of<ics Il was en;d te-
DAY that tht company mad refasta -
fQtniah u tIhIn ri ~ f.alitoff.|K 4lYltiep'
tf fft 4f{fIVf1fIt XoHio uufuui teddy ff.r'
oeis' ~ ffIutti sjIcos1 thu Derf<r fofl-
lilfeIt make IT, promised Htrtais1, IIe
ttiitf rpHtf viii also acel.ne 70 ttfe free
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Tie 1It-Ifn Al ffn|a9. An xjonsIS Await
Ing Hsp45if
Fosi ftQolsef NsIikd "a ne f1.sefal
pfass4 ~ the Southern F&f;Ae Htiiso44
c6nl1aaf sSstsfziz1 e lfisf,. ~ where.
a|,siiIa qf f;''s g,sxA6 army.
Tbs oiaei0ia ~ ~ i'i sp D .efif
Latest reports s'.s tfaus@ 70 ny number
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STATE AGENTS ron
CLEVELAND RuBBER WORKS,

CLEVELAND RUBBER WORKS.
Betting, Hose, Packings, Etc
REEVES PULLEY COMPANY.
Wood Split pulleys.
HENRY n, woRrHINGToN.
Steam Pumps
u. c. ATKINS & Co.
Circl Jar and Band Saws, etc
BRADFORD BETTING Co,
Leather Betting.
METROPOLITAN iNJEcroRs.
MICHIGAN SIGHT gEEp LugRIcA.
TORS.
MAGNOLIA METAL CO.,
Magnolia Anti-FrIction Metal
n. & @. TAYLOR co.
Old style Roofing Tins
NIAGARA STAMPING AND TOOL CO.
Timers Tools and Snppiles
covEL. MANUFACTURING co.
Saw Grmmers. swages, Etc
We carry full stock OF the above Al
manuiae1urers' prices, and roilcit your
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oDAYse EvrnT1.
Tao 3sosifa I5tlletiji Win WHAT WI H'Eans-l
4,sft 3nis DaY 1nrpafheuf me
EounfrS

WASHINGTON rha nafrla9e Of tne
French rmbiSsldot. " ll'iesa hatfsel9i x,
% Nil4A ffennnr itottlse esttefe9it Il, rs ssS
NJ las,is~ iclvafsdii will nike piUte tisAaH.
All Viii be HE iitss mnrna&S az ~ nm q
mast liothijie III aipidsnatic cofpH a1clai
t.iclinIals III many years eeri amy since
dosd3ls rhaafDeIal5in uips4itll thr V'sp S.sfer
q ttS5t III IRE iitsf ae.sefniy 81 tite Hfit-
ia iesasson ne Hon Atsehs \ ffffperl,
MouNf lasifsAss ANr, Mitch early
aVerynQsit ii NoMaWll Two m fi4iFf DEL
for flie forsn " pirn nculieekf4 witch lbs:
iesttQetion ri the cpi9NHter dam. l,pe'
tenaAtlit have AEeil ~, 81 NilfineS4 a.
celebrated cftsnfpal lpffef % 81 tNpls,
i,iss, s,safci d ndsn;1af 81 men and sent
sseln Is the dam ~ prevent AnptHvf' HtHs
temp, ~ ~ qAs:iheii9n,
Pr'rTsRpRr.~s1 Tic barbefH o r 1,Ittsule
have sFsued Is cnl{ Tor 4 Nat ,pnat 70 HNti,z'
Ilsmss pe esla Il ala SIX E2 81 rs
unlan p& HrnpiHtf frF nm 1pai'ntsttitn Toe:
object q l:e Assassination % g lsttip ~
p!oyisstg. md adopt D sys,epl q Aiapte'is
firtt''lfff. Is
Nf3W SFyilIk me ,liistsors ma bond
hpl laia OF The 1'iiljes. and roibE niis,es are
to- ti1te' f,eff fn6RN. Nii3s:1 81 ~ tknff.iAd
Ss Ss "a, Is s 'a sss tf s sRg e 'os
sl9n1 o - bIsSfl u s,9st.' !a No sliis
xiSW xof:t< il; <. sss.yor {.san.. * Is
sgly aoE 5 IS, .,. 4, 'A'. ;,s s, RI '
6aflitta ht<i w mr. b8nk al sllflttfal NJ
s ss'' E's ss''' 'A, s@Iis l IL
sNi|ss le p,'ffg& +. b s.
i..f.s. 4. q SIX. 4 & K. W., z. WI ~. 7 z ! IL r.
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the piutocrata contributed 70 his relief
The common people should come to the
relief Of their bcncfuctcr and contribute
IN such sums nP they can, no tnuttef how
small Tho paper q siNncd ~ J. r.
AshNnhurat candidate for governor on the
nrohihltioh ticket IN iSAi. Allen Cook, q
local enthusiAst: n. w. Kirch and pr.
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-7MV7I7 u Y ! n
aVer1snosit ii NoftaNIl 13qgi J II, n4tFe bfii
for tie f0rl5zf3ye fllfn eeuiieeks'l witch tlle
destt0efion ri tAe rpi9WHter dam. Ilpe
tefflAait have engaged 81, 81 ~ htlney, a
celebrated cftniifai 1Dt9tef uf 81 tNnie,
10 plead their k1ie 81 fHe casg. 4Rie miil
fne afmci nnsnUtf Of men add sent
thfIn rs the slAm ~ preyelt piipkhtf gt4
tempt as ~ qAs.ihel9ns
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plff1l9R lffi. Tito barbefA o. PIVt8NilE
have sesued i cn4I fof National roHNnli-
lion 10 BE- telA Ia tllia city foiit, lal, the
purpose ~ fpriuins iii National ltat'ilarA5
uniQn on employ ff4 mn y 1pNffts} Tue
object % t,ss Assassination ~ 70 fNtfln i..ts-
t,iitHh. HesiEf eftIi ~ her 10 taseist ilis rms
s,iVyissta. epd ad3pt tyNtem pf Afapl'efs
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-24
COMEsERCIAL CLUBS.
Entertainment Tonight of the St.
Paul BODY

This evening IS the event of the meet
Ing of the Minneapolis and st. Paul
Commercial clubs, at the rooms of the
latter. A large number of the members
of the Minneapolis organization have
signifie1 their intention to be present
The Press clubs of both cities will also
be guests of the st. Paul Commercial
club. The programme will be of great
interest.
President Footner. of the st. Paul
Commercial club, will deliver an adj
dress of welcome. Mr.. Calderwood, of
the Minneapolis Commercial club, will
respond. President Halt, of the Mime
apolis Press club, and Presi dent Con-
way, of the st. Paul Press club, will de-
liver short addresses. Gov. Nelson.
Mayor EustIs, Mayor Wright, and
Mayor elect Smith will make
speeches. w. H. Ligntner. of st.
Paul, will talk upon Improved
"Methods OF Municipal Government"
}. L. Wyman. OF Minneapolis, will
speak upon Our Commercial Rela-
tons" Richards Gordon, of St. Paul,
will discuss, european Municipal Gov
ernment.': Frank f. Davis, of Mime
apolis. will handle, The Twins" w.
c. Edgar, of Minneapolis. will speak
upon, The Press" 1t will be royal
occasion,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-24
Nancy DRUM TAPS,

just before the morning session began
Lieut.. Nancy talked briefly To a GLOBE
reporter, and said: I'VE have requested
to have the fullest publicity at this
trial, and trust that the press will ac-
cord US ii fair and impartial hearing. At
the trial at Chicago the reports were
badly garbled and prejudicial against
the defense. All we wish Is fair plav
until the matter shall have been adiudi.
Gated"
The court martial is attracting the
greatest attentions, and it is expected
that large numbers will attend when
the case is fairly started before the
court. Among yesterdays visitors were
a number OF prominent attorneys of st,
Paul, who remained to listen to the
arguments OF the counsel Tor the de.
fenSe.
Mr.. Blair and his client stated yester-
day that the item reprinted from the
Army and Navy Register in Yesterdays
GLOBE was entirely without foundation.
Hedberg was simply the victim of his
own quarreSome disposition, as borne
out by his record.
Among Yesterdays spectators were
Judge Fiamdrau. Messrs. Cutcheon and
Schoonmaker, who followed closely the
line of argument presented 10y MIR. Blair.
The greater number of the officers
constituting the court martial are quar-
tered at the Fort.
Lieut.. Col. Kellogg has quarters at
the Ryan.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-24
FEDERAL COURT.

The United States court of appeals
entered orders yesterday at follows:
City of Trinidad, appellant. VS.. Mil
waukee & Trinidad Smetery and Rctin-
ing Company; appeal from United
States circuit court, district of Colorado :;
motion of appellee TO dismiss denied !;
motion of appellant for continuance
granted ANA cause continued to ad-
jourIed term.
National Life Insurance Company,
plaintiff i'll error. VS.. Board Of Education
uf the City of Huron; error to United
States circuit court, district of South
Dakota: argued by n. 7. Guernney for
plaintiff i'll error, and T. l.. Boyce for
defendant i'll error, and cause sub
mitted.
Little Rock junction Railway, appel
liant, VS.. John Burke; appeal from
United States circuit court, eastern dis
tr!ct of Arkansas; submitted Oh brief of
appellant.
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rail-
road Company, plaintiff in error. VS..
Mamie Cameron; error to United States
court, Indian Territory; continued to
adjourned term by stipulation.
City of Omaha, appellant, VS.. John l.
Redick: appeal from United States cir
cult court. district of Nebraska; argu.
ment commenced by E. j. Cornish for
appellant.