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LOYAL hRANDENBURGERS
Emperor wiiiism Makes . Speech at a
Bac quet OF the Diet.

Emperor wiiiism Makes . Speech at the
has auet OF the Diet.
BERLIN. Feb. 24.-Emperor William went to
Brandsnburg city to-day to attend the annual
banquet Of the Diet Of Brandsnburg province.
Att o'clock he arrived with his suite at the
door Of the EnElisches Haus. where he was
met By DR.. Won Asehsnbach. President Of the
province. The party entered the dining room
at once. At tho Emperor's left sat DR.. Won
Aschenbaoh. Freiherr Won Manteuffel. and
Herr Won Bsrlepsch. Minister Of Commerce:
ct his right the Grand Duke Of eklenburg-
Schwertn. Count Wilanowitz, and Herr Won
Puttkamsr. Opposite the Emperor sat DR..
MIGUEL. Prussian Minister OF Finance: Count
Potho gu Eulsnburg. Prussian Premier. and
Herr Won Lovetzow. President Of the Reicns-
Dr., Won Asohsnbsch proposed the toast to
the Emperor as Margrevs OF Branden burg.
The Emperor expressed his thanks for the
President's assurances OF loyalty. and then
unveiled large crayon which he presented to
the Diet The crAyon showed the scene at the
nrst Blasting OF the Bohenzollarn standard In
Of Hohsnzollern rule In. Brandenburg: Tho
Margraves, he said. had aimed ever at the well
fare OF all classes. He himself had warm
heart for all his subjects. especially for the
peasants. who were the backbone Of the Mark.
He was convinced Of the unfailink support aud
loyalty OF his dutiful Brandenburgers: In con-
BrAndanburR.
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Notes or ForslEl HAssssIaEs.

Premier SaRastG Is suffering aeutsly in Ma
drid from gastric eatArrh.
Slight earthquakes have been felt through
out Sicily several times during the past Week.
II. de GisEs Is much improved to-day and
his physicians have strong hopes Of bis re-
eoYsry.
Baron Giovanni EIsOtsra. italian en-, Minister
OF the Interior. and one Of Itgly's foremost
statesmen. was stricken with ApoplsxJ last
night.
The British counts have granted the demand
10 Rochester. n. y, on the charge Of atLsmDtsd
murder.
The AsssAEsriss steamer Saigon is ashore
At Pulogambir total wreck Her passengers
we're safely lAadsd The saigon VAS engaged
IN the China tEadG
ChAneellOE ven CAphyi celebrated his sixty
third biFth4sy ySstsLdAy. One Of the earliest
callers vs. Emperor WtlliAm- The Emperor.
after DsFs0lAlly oOngTatulattDs the ChaDeslloT
sEssa sLAsa VslSS lAssEibsa uitk tAs ioSsEiAl
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Ssper ana Lawson QuarreiIed Over Thsir
Worlds Fair Basiness.

ssper ana Lawson QusrreiIsd Over TAsir
Worlds Fair Basiness.
CHICAGO. Feb. 24.-David o. Soper attempted
TO shoot Cassius N. lawson. an attorney at
125 Washington street. this afternoon The
man who shot was . partner of sopsr In tho
Big Tree restaurant at the Worlds Fair.
Three shots were fired. one OF which passed
through Lawson's linen collar and grazed the
wall and ceiling. A constable from Justice
Prindiyills's court on the floor bslow rushed
up stairs aud took Soper to the Central station.
The men have mad trouble over the settle
ment OF their business at the Fair. Soper
called at Lawson's office and left after talking
to him. A few minutes later Lawson and his
partn or left the once together. As they stepped
into the hall they were confronted BY Sopsr.
who drew . revolver. held IL close to Lawson
and fired the shots in rapid succession. Law
son says he will not prosecute
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The statements below are familiar facts to
the friends Of Mr. Geo. A. Zirkls. school
teacher. Of Mt. Horeb. Tenn. very we'll known
throughout the county. where he was born and
has always lived.
Il believe Id Hoods SarssparillA will tell
yeu why. l have suffered from inherited
scrofula from childhood. When 81 years Of
age. my syes became strangely affected.
could not read after sunset and when would
close my eyes. could not open them but on
Whichever side lay. on that side could open
ny eye This condition continued about tive
yssra and was succeeded By
An Intolerabls Itching
all ever my body and llmbs. This continued
. month. And Was followed inm sdistsly By .
tumor In the right side Of ny neck as large a.
. small egg. I commenced taking physicians
prescriptions and continued till I lost hone.
In the mean time the tumor changed it's place
to the i'm IN sdiats front of my neck, suppu-
rated and was followed By others. till six had
formed and broken.
Finally. three years ago. another large tu-
NOR seated Itself on the point Of my collar
bens AID In six months another half way
back on the bone. Both Of then soon began
to discharge. and continued to do so till about
Gould Scarcely Walk
and my mind was 90 confused that could
scarcely attend to my business tseheol teach
ihsl was utterly discouraged. began the
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Trolley Cars 1. CsIll.lss.

Trolley car 3Is Of the Montgomery street
line In JERSEY City and motor l6S Of the Green
vile lins crashed together yesterday morning
AZ the intersection OF York and WaShing tOn
strosts- Both cars we're crowded. and the
passengers we're tossed from their seats and
OF three men Who we're smoking on the rear
platform Of the GresnVllle car saw the imDsnd-
Themselves Both ears we're oAdly damaged.
The dashboard Of the AOntgOmsFS street ear
s.S SiSst e, s7s sAs ssss Slsstss q tAs
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4 QUEER BRookLYS BURGLARY.
Nsthi.E Was stolsa Alta s1gh the IssraAsrs
Feaaa DiHaoAds asd Mosey.

Feaaa DlHAoAds asd Money.
A queer burglary Was com mitted on Thurs
day last at the house Of George Zollinhofsr. at
"a Clifton place. Brooklyn. The basement
door was forced and all the rooms In the lower
part OF the house we're ransaeksd. No one In
the house was. disturbed. and what Is the
strange part OF the AFFAIR nothing was stolen.
In bureau drawer, which MAS thorOuR hly
oysrhaHled there were $500 diamond scarf
pin pant Of diamond earrings. . pocketbook
nothing was carried OF. Mr., Zolinhofer
would like to find out what the object OF the
burglars was. A member OF the family died
recently. leaving . large estate. and 1t IL
thought that some one may have been look ing
Tor papers cOnneetsd with IT,
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STOLE FROM AUSTRIA.

oeSsrAasat Msasy sSaAAdsred sa the d.
TestEsss 81 - CIrsu-.
vienna. Feb. 24.-An Inspection OF the eof-
fsrs in the department OF the public debt was
undertaken this week without the usual
advance notice to the officials. Cashier Ferries
fsd as soon As the inspection began, and has
not been found. He had smbszzled 1o2, 900
been smptIed OF gold pieces aud illsd with
coppsrs. Ferries IL believed 70 have squandsr-
treas Of circus. He had been Intimate with
her for some time, AMI had supported her in
expensive style His own family lived mora
modsstly. although sxpensiyely enough to
make the Impression that Ferles was rich
Ferries WAS Com Andes OF the United society
oral cluba.
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PRESDERG<sr SENTENCED.
Carter Harrfsos's Assassia to NE .. March
a8-His Speech In Court.


sa-H'. speech !. Court.
CHICAGO. Feb 24-Eueens Prenderrast, who
morning sentenced him to b. hanged on Er,s
day. March 81 On that day Thomas. alias
Bun" Higgins. will also be hanged. unless
the supreme Court lnterferss In passing
sentence upon the prisoner judge brentano
'. "You b.,. had . fair and ,mn.,.,., .,,., an,
bsv. b.sn dsf.ndaa Inv conn..i ~. ...i
devotion in your behalf merit the hisbs "
pssDts all tbI, sou have S.en foaOs 'no
sDss Of
this kind. p9':iol, = large part Of this com
o, TINS srss. city. aDon whom tn. eyes Of the
worid were AZ IN. time rivsted. have been COM
III. ts.t that Tonr 49, w.. ,h.a :, ''sOsnSa
irresponsible person. but the result of the trial
S IL. the act
% so oa Jour SetOns
guided will vas The sos ,mn,,Is ~ On AZ mIs
m t.d'S. q a the deed - ,,,., $780, ~
WAS bIouRht into couIt prendsr,ppt Un
sentsd a pltisbie Appearance. alI5ourh Il S %as
% Of % hs sa
seowiine to the tSrons thai n.chsd 9Su nna
pgs Srs% from roe stSGd up ter :sSsspss Prem
nots nSpsr coysJsa Win poNc1iI a. n ~ snsst OF
which had been prspsIsS dSIinS iha %nnnSn;,
mept that he was not n,snar.S s 81 me me s'tS-
ment 10 propsriy rasnond a 10 IN .antInn-
shouid mot M nasssd nnnn hin ~ S Seensenys
\ rambiine conyeTsationnI waX, "en' on IN
Il suppose you i'm sgino you havs done your
alter pause he said that " was sxiS.nt men Is
Murray. one on the 'uyors -" nnn thas
cnma y ;Sror M e that tb. was analous 70 De.
Another msnbar az fhs hody M w. , rus ot
peatina the statam.nt tbst e. len: n.sr re-
Was NOT OF his own cbooainpp ie1 VI lnsEhity
riaht or wrong AZ tSst NJ r, va anu ~ pig az
do my duty or aid aotp DiS a
S aS me VIII Of God Or dig nSti =, That
wTona should n. aonyicp.S ouSSn9n a atq
doctoIs tSsy cams To M. withoS 1fh ,cs, the
Sid not Az thsm no cams , mnous ihViation1
ana saw whethsr vas az nr me "a ths lAn
ssX thst Wsrsdsnnt We W. sano OF insane. Ihey
fdsnvit A srsst ana saSd anu sood man.
iaIthini To his fSisnds an 49, S Wsn gene Iany
son was not such man. Had be BEEN ai he
Prand hon ne speh hostiiiSy TO me-
been ATTACHED Sy the nsMsnsnst as a,n nSd d
that asl 40 dSu6s the Judge and ever body else
psuss md thar VIII - iHo.. pas 1nother
sontinued, "N m snof" fEonusfGast
Taller Morris [aIluding to the onasisIh.x
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III. r-s.,asu, .. Exssr..t Health.

WAsHlSGros. Feb 2I.-Reports published In
the West that President Cleveland was sick
were brought to the attention OF tho Presi-
dents private secretary this morning. The
fact IL said to he that, so far from ths Pres
idsnt suffering IN health. he 10 feeling excsp-
i aSt niSSt and devoted himself f to r.ssiYIne
callers this morning. by wAy Of clearing up
official business prior to taking little holt
day trip.
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AILHOLLAND's WIEsEssEa
Here's q Chance to Mako IsDrsssiea q
the RsrnI Menbers At Albany.


the RsrnI Members .t Albany.
John E Milholland sent yesterday to Chair
man Clarence Lexow OF the Senate Committee
on the Investigation OF the New York City Po-
lice Department . long list OF witnesses. who.
he says. are prepared to testify to the inter.
ference Of the police In elections Mr.. NIL.
holland said that he IL prepared to provide
500 with sses who will give similar testimony
All this 10 expected to I'm press on the buoolis
mind of up-country statesmen that the Re-
publicans have uphill work at the polls IN
New York county and to induce them to pass
the bipartisan police legislation which Thomas
G. Plat IL so anxious to secure
There 10 something more than the effort -
secure . bl- partisan Police Board behind this
interference Of MIR, Piatts local Republican
faction In the investig alton. and that some
thing. according to rumor. Is the incidental
strength ening Of the position OF the MiIholland
&. :Hpsas. q the cs%%iss.s 81 i Tsirs we o.:
ganization; How this can Be done is easily
ilisna: SSS. nnS Gn s..ts Mih'lland'
nSuE Gisnssss e" SAID he NIL not devote
force Incidentally We viii show how the Re-
action of the police and the Tammany In
81 that old Patterson gang with TSmmany
Hall ~ we can. and prove 70 the party up the
state the necessity OF having an Organization
In this city In which they will have no part
This police investigation furnishes the oppor-
tun!ty for doing this and We are going to ae-
q Ess said YESTERDAY that while Mr.. Plat Il
POLICE DEPARTMENT for the upbuildIng OF his
local machine. Re may permit Dr. Psrkhqrst
against the POLICE Department, and Il was
also said that II 10 not I'm possible that DIR.
Chamber Of Comms cree who have been In.
dulRing In accusations against the depart
ment, may be subpRnaed to tell the commit
toe what they know on the subject The COM
mittes 10 expected 70 begin the work Of taking
testimony at the Hotel Mstropole either oa
Wednesday or Thursday Of this week.
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R.,ur.sa to the Cath ,,e Church.

ROME Feb. "a. The Vatican announces that
twenty-thres schismatio Bishops Of Syria have
returned to thu Catholic Church. and that
others are expected to follow their example
shortly. The action Of the Bishops 10 said to
salem.
The Pope will issue an encyclical letter on
Roumanian Government has thanked the
Pope for his appointment OF Bishop Zardettl
OF 81. Cloud. Mimi. to be Archbishop OF Bu-
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BROOKLYN.

ms esildinE IN Fulton street. opposite the City Hal
which vas oeeupisd BY the dsfunst Commercial Bank
hAs been sold By Receiver DJkmAn ros So. 500
Tue auction rooms OF Joseph HsEsmAn Co. 10 wa
headquATtera were entered BY burglars Friday
hiEht And articles yAlnsd ~ $50 stolen,
Ana Wilssy Q widow. AEed 90 committed snIelds
ys.srdAy AZ her home Sl2 ClsIrnonI Aysnus. By cut
ting her throat with razor. shs nrst cut both
~rists Bad heath 10 supposed have led thS
The inssssigaten Of the AsesgHls Of ". d LshmAns.
that In some eases he paid for Licenses which
never delivered the original purchasers bat Tssola
TO other saloon keepeTA
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KILLED Nv A CYCLONE.

n Terrible Disaster IN the IsisnA OF Aaars-
LONDON. Feb. PA despatch from Port
Louis. Mauritius. says that q cyclone swept
over the island yesterday doing almost meal
culable damage to property and killing and in
juring many persons. A crowded railroad
train was blown from the track and rolled
down an embank m emit into tho Coromandel
River killing fifty persons and injurinR q large
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Mr.. er... Gst,,ar I-p..,..,.

Ex-seeretary FAirchiid IL still too III to at
tend to the work OF Organizing the local politl-
cal faction known as the New York State
Democracy. and Il was said yesterday that II
his disability continues much longer. Vice
ChAirmAA Oswald ottsndorfsr Of the Commit.
tee Of One Hundred and Fourteen will proceed
man OF the Committee on Organization, 10
anxious to have the committees famed so that
and sI.MaYor Smith Eiy. Who Is 20 head III:
Copmittee on Permanent Headquarters. "
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TI.s VIII DsI.l ,As aa...'. as-u,A.

SOUTHAMPTON. Feb. oL-on Jan. 80 the
Workmsn's Radical Club adopted resolution
By majority OF I'VE not to drink the health Of
the Queen This action caused the PRESIDENT
OF the eluh to resign. A special Meeting was
held on Feb. 10 and Dy a small majority the
deelslon was reselndsd.
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A1pIIss rLIIsssSAJ.

How have yoa managed 70 acquire 90 40,
iOsnd kSsslfdgs q nsA p AskSd TiatSb Il
- ;lsss s.f;sisf rs. "a ; ssAs.aAs
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WILSON TARIFF WxGES
Statements By Treatoa Psttsrs or the q,
In TheIr Rates sT Pay.

statsasats By Trsatoa Psttsrs or the Cats
In Their Rates or Pay.
TRENTON Feb. 24.-Sincs the manufacturing
potters, early In January. posted the notices
OF a reduction In the wages and the withhold
ing OF 20 per cent OF the earnings OF their
employees. TO await the action OF Congress on
the Wilson bill there has been . dispute be-
tween them and the workmsn about the
amount OF the reduction. The man ufactursrs
said II was 10 Der cent. while tho workmsn
claimed that In some cases Il amounted to
actually 100 per cent and mora
In order to enable the public to understand
the case the workmen arranged public meet
Ing OF business men last evening. and sum-
monsd before 1t operators employed In the
various branches OF the pottery business to
explain the effects OF tho cut In wages. Ex-
Congressman Buchanan Was one OF the com
mittssmsn. The manufacturers were request
cd to attend the meeting 9. but none was present
A dishmaksr testified that under the old list.
for an average weeks work Of Ill dozen. he
20 per cent withheld, SI72 For square dishes
under the old list he wonld get $lL 20, and un;
that for his weeks work under the old llst be
would receive stu IL for 400 dozen. and under
Wers cut from Sl2 40 to 81 A saucer .fsr'
whose week, work formerly melted him s1S.Is.
said he would get only iIom 81 n 70 taa2 IN:
4 jisgsrman who earned STA 40 for q weeks
work At making coffee cups said he could now
earn only sd9S. while for making $50 dozen
hotel coffee cups. for which he formerly re-
eeiVed $3.50. he would be actually 20 esnts
out Of pocket under the new list. besides work
ing for nothing.
The par Of the hollowwars prssssrs IL reduced
from sl3e3 to 1892 on some articles, and
from SlS.04 to Sl071 on otheTs, while for
others Their would actually get an advance.
The Inside IlggeTmen are cut from S24. 90 to
sos In their PAY; the turner's from $IR so to
~ the throwsrs from Sl7. 70 to $3.50. with an
additional 10 per cent. on for common ware:
the saRgsEmaksrs from Sla36 to -. 100 and
the handlers from Sl4 40 TO SS45.
The pay q the dippsrs 10 cut from $3.50
day to 81. MOst VI them have to Day about :
dollar week for medicine. and theI cannot
work more than ten or twelve years. Tns DAY
Of the mould mAksrs 10 cut IL per cent.
The committee will endsAVoF TO get state
menI from the manufacturers IN order to learn
there IL misunderstanding Of the terms 81
the reduction The Workmsn. nearly all have
large families. and sag they have decided that
they might As well starvs In idlsnsss as work
for wages 50 small that thsy cannot BAY az
penseG
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HOOd'SF Cures

use OF Hoods Sarsaparilla . little less than .
year age. aud took nvs bottles. In less thaa
three months both the sores on ny shoulder
were healed; l Was cured Of . Troublesome
eatarrh; and scrofulous habit has steadily
ever did In my life. and am
In tho Best OF Health,
esnsidsrtnE NY constitution. Do ysu wonder
that believe in Hoods Sarsaparilla2 I can do
40 less than recommend II evsrywhere."-
GEO. A. ZIRKLE. Mt. Horeb. Tom.
aeods Pills cure liver Ills. constipation. BILL
ieusnsss. jaundics. sick headache. Indigestion
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Tussrs-lssIs A-SaS Levi ,. Msrsss's Catsls

KnosroE. Feb. 2L-Dr. Faust Of PouEhksSB-
sic. Surgeon Of the State Board Of Health; his
son. Who IL . ystsHnAFiAa; Dr. John Huhhs Of
this city. End DE-. GARDINER Of the Connsetieut
STATE Board OF Health TO-DAY visited Elisrslis,
Ls4i AoLton's stosk farm. near hhiaSslih
Ons 81 the mOsk valuable bnlls 81 the herd VA
iquaa . b lnieetsd With the eissAss And Nss
s e. "a sSs. e e ssss sh e
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-04-09
On motion die report was adopted.

On motion the report was adopted
The pay roll of judges and clerks
OF election. amounting to $500, was
presented and referred to the committee
on claims and accounts who reported the
same back with approval.
Ordinance No. 1,7OS was Introduced,
being an ordinance to appropriate money
to pay judges and clerks of election. read
the first time. On motion of Mr.. Stevens
rule 10 was suspended. by the unanimous
vote of the council, and the ordinance
was read and considered by sections, and
one separate motions, sections one
aud two were adopted. It was then put
upon its final passage and passed by the
following vote. Ayes: Holman Stevens,
Stephenson. Ettlinger, Bradford, Burgess,
Fellows. Fulton and Griggs-9. The
title was agreed to.
Ordinance No. 1909, being an ordi-
nance to appropriate money out of the
general Improvement fund to pay T. w.
Durham for dumping apparatus, was
called up, and on motion rule Is was
suspended by the unanimous vote of the
council, and the ordinance read and con
sidered by sections, and on separate mo-
tions sections. one and two were adopted.
1t was then put upon its final passage
and passed by the following vote. Ayes:
Holman, Stevens, Stevenson; Ettlinger.
Bradford, Burgess, Fellows, Fulton and
Griggs-9.
The title was agreed to.
Mr.. Bradford offered the following:
Resolved, By the mayor and council
of the city of Topeka, Kan, that the
street commissioner be. and he is hereby
instructed not to commence the grading
of streets mourning expense that must
be paid out of the general improvement
fund, until directed by the mayor and
council.
On motion the resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Fellows offered the following:
Resolved, By the mayor and council
haf ia fsif ri he nd nv fT-
structed to re-advertise for bids for the
construction of sewer in sewer district
No. 10.
On motion the resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Fellows moved that the city engi-
neer be instructed 10 report a plan for
repairing the dump, which motion was
adopted.
Mr.. Ettlinger moved that the ways and
means committee prepare an ordinance
for the management and control Of the
city dump. Carried.
On motion the council adjourned.
S. s. MCFADDEN, Clerk.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-04-09

alongside of Benedict Arnold in the an
nails of our country.
"Senator Calvin s. Brice, of Ohio.
david b. Hill and Edward Murphy,
Jr., of New York.
"Jonn B. Mcpherson and James Smith,
Jr.. of New Jersey.
"Arthur p. German and Charles 8.
Gibson, of Maryland.
John n. Camden, of West Virginia.
"Donelson Caffery and Edward d.
White, of louisiana.
'John J. Morgan and James L. Pugh,
of Alabama.
"These are men who wear the mask
of Democrats, that they may better be-
tray our cause; these are they who have
wrought this marvellous change. putting
our party in the attitude of defeat and
giving to our opponents that of victory
ga few traitors in the councils cannot
defeat the cause for which we have
fought for years and which we won the
victory of 1892"
The Daily STATE JOURNAL prints all
the news
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-04-09
NEW CORPORATIONS.


Companies Incorporated Under the State
The following charters have been fled
with the secretary of state:
The Fisk Improved Chloride Of Gold
company of Williamsburg, Kansas. Cap
ital stock $1,000. Directors F. G.
WEIGH. W. F. Fee, J. NJ. Barthelow, H.
M. Grant, L A Towle.
The federation of clubs of Kansas City,
Kan. Capital $3.50. Directors-Sarah
A Richard, Jennie III. Brown, e. NJ
Dickinson, Elizabeth L. Hadley, Nellie
). Boylan, Ida N. Dietrich, Rose E.
Walker, Matte 2. Bacon, Lydia A Den
ison.
The Kansas Medical college building
association of Topeka Capital stock
$4,000 DirectOrs-John E. Minney,
Silas Z. Sheldon, William s. Lindsay.
William K. Swift, Samuel T. Howe, D.
w. Nellis, John Guthrie, FL. X. Rowley.
s Q. Stewart, j. c. McClintock, j. s. Col
Inns, p. /. Bonebrake.
The Independent Rural Press associa-
tion of Chicago, III. Capital stock &c.
600. Directors-H. A Heath, Geo. Wag-
ner and D. NJ. PETER of Topeka. and j.
2. Limeburner and p. G.. Van VIeet of
Chicago.
The Theatrical Mechanical association
of Topeka. Directors-Winiam II. CuIp.
A &. T1rrell, John Lillis.