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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-07-11

TorrKA. Kan. July The Demo
cratic state convention was called TO
order by Chairman W. &. Jone, At go
p. m. Tuesday. w. G. Perry Temporal
r. chairman and W. II. H. Pcppcrell
secretary. After the appointment Of
committees the convention ad iourucd
till o'clock. ON r"asscmhling the
temporary organization was made
permanent and the following
ticket was nominated by acclama-
ton: For governor, David over
meyer of Shawnee county; for
lieutenant governor, Sidney c. Cooke
Of Dickinson county: for associate JUS
tlcc, j. ID. McClevcrty of Bourbon
county; for secretary Of state, f.. j.
DerDlng of Cowlcy county; for attor-
ney general, James McKinsloy of
Reno county; for auditor. w. T.
Banks of Russell county; for treasurer.
barney Lantry of Chase county: for
conSressman-at-largc, Joseph G..
Lowe of Washington county: for
superintendent VI. II. Wyctofr of
fAtchisOn county.
The resolutions indorsc President
cleveland administrations; rcafiirm
the Chicago platforms indorSc the
Wilson bill; demand free coinage of
silver at a ratio of rs TO /: favor an
irrigation appropriation bv congress-;
favor national commission TO in
VeShgatc the immigration question:
declare that separation of church and
state may be maintained; favor
legislation regulating the relations
of capital and labor: indorse
senator John Martin: favor pensions
Tor deserving cX-SOldiers: call for
improvement Of public roads: demand
the repeal Of all laws authorizing the
issuance of bonds except for public
buildings and public works. demand "A
constitutional convention; demand re-
submission of the prohibitory ques-
tion; oppose woman suffrage: and con-
demn the Republican returning
board frauds in Kansas in 1892. and
the disgraceful conduct of Republican
and Populist parties during the lcgis-
latlve war Of 1898
The resolutions as originally re-
ported contained the money plank Of
the Chicago platform. but after "A de
bate Of two hours the IL to plank
reported 10y the minority of the com
mlttec was substituted
Nathan Cree of Wvandottc also
made minority report in favor Of
woman suffrage. but his was the only
vote 1T received in the convt ntion.
j. w. Orr, John G. Sheridan j. r.
Leonard, Eugene IIagan, Il. l..
Strothcr, Charles Alexander, John :.
Richardson and r. NJ Dolan were ap.
pointed state committee at large to
assist the regular committccn in the
conduct of the campaign.
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The Finances of Missouri.

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo, July 5.-1hc
state treasurer to-day filed with Gov
ernor Stone his monthly report. 1t
shows the following balance on hand
June 1: Sl,4S9073.O receipts for
June, S357.311.23: disbursements for
June, $3.50, ,269. so; balance in treasury
July >, S1,02S. .975.47 The earnings of
the Missouri penitentiary for June
were SIT, 109. cor the disbursements in
clude the payment of S24s, 900 per
cent bonds and six months interest on
the bonded debt of the state.
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ALTGELD TO CLEVELAND.
Demands Withdrawal of Federal Troops
The President.s Reniy

WAsHINGToS, July 7.-Governor Alt
geld of Illinois, has called upon the
president to remove the federal troops
from Illinois. The following is GOV
ernOr Altgeld's telegram:
EXECUTIVE MANSION. STATE OF Ittrxo1s
July >, t99I-Hon Grover Cleveland PrcSi,
dent ot the United States Washin ton ID G.:
Dear SIR am advised that YOU have ordered
Icucral troops 10 go into service in the state
or illinois Surely the facts have not been
correctly presented to YOU in this case or Won
would not nave taken this step for il is entirely
unnecessary anu as II seems TO me unjustiii-
anie "aNlnt all questions of courtesy |
VIII say that the state of Illinois is not only
;ole ~; TO lake care OF Itself but it stands ready
TO-DAY 10 furnish help 10 the federal govern
ment and is ready and able 10 enfore G the law
ana IL Is IN harmony with this fundamental
principal that the statute authoriZin., the
president to send troops into states must ha
construed especially is this so in m ltters re
latln2 to the exercise of police power and the
preSerFatlo OF law and order
To absolutely more a local government in
matters or this kind when the local govern
anu Is amply able to enforce the law not only
insults the peo2le Of this state BY imputing
TO them an inability TO govern themselves or
an unwllllnSneSS 10 enforce the law. but is in
violation of IA blsic principle of our institu-
tons 1he question OF federal supremacy is
IN no way involved
No one disputes il for a moment but under
our constitution federal supremacy ana local
Self-Sovernment must 20 hand in hand and TO
Stitutioa.
AS governor of the state OF Illinois l protest
against THIS, and ask the immediate with
drawal of the federal troops from active dutv
in this state Should the situation at any
time get so serious that we cannot control il
WIN state forces, we will promptly ask for
1ederal assistance, but until such time. / pro
test, with all due Difference. against this un-
called Tor reflection upon people, and
again ask the immediate withdrawal of these
troops ] have the honor to be YOURS resncct
fully,
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DEBS TO THE STRIKERS.
He Calls Upon Them to Abstain From
Acts of Violence.

CHICAGO, July President Debs
has issued the following proc.ama-
tion:
TO All Striking Employees:
In view of the report of disturbances in
various localities, deem it M duty to eau
tlon you against being party to any violation
or law. municipal, state or national, durin.
the existin difficultes We have repeatedly
declared that we respect law ami order, and
our conduct must conform to our profession.
a man who commits violence in any form,
whether a member of our order or not, should
DC promptly arrested and punished, and We
should be first to apprehend the miscreants
or brin- him to justice. We must triumph as
law abiding citizens or not at all
The railroad MANAGERS have sought to
make II appear that their trains do not mo ve
because of the interference of the strikers
Ihe statement is an unqualified f3lSehood
and no one knows this better than the man
ayers themselves They make this falsehood
serve their purpose of calling out the troops.
Respect the law, conduct yourselves as be-
comes men and our cause Sh1lt he crowned
with success ECGENE Y. DEBS'
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IN MISSOURI.
Governor stone wilt See That Disturb
ances are OuelIed

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, July 7.-Gov-
crnor Stone last night received dis
patch from Moberly from the sheriff
of Randolph county, which read:
"All quiet here. Wabash company
moving its trains" Adirtant General
}. y. Wickham was ordered to Mo-
berly. He will investigate the situa-
ton there and report to the governor
at once. The assistant attorney gen
eral will go to Moberly to assist the
prosecuting attorney of Randolph
county in prosecuting strikers and
others for Interfering with the mov-
ing of trains
The wires have been kept hot be-
tween the executive Office and all
threatened points in the state. The
police boards of st. Louis. Kansas
City and st. Joseph were instructed
to notify the chief of police of each
city to swear in as many extra police
as may be deemed necessary to guar
antee full protection to property, and
to quell anV diStur Dances
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General Sanders Married.

LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, July ten
cral John Sherman Sanders, whose
army of commonwealers were recent
ly sent to Jail by Judge Thomas of
the United States court sitting here,
and Miss Eta Bell, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. II. Bell, were married at
o'clock yesterday at the home
of the brides parents two miles south
of Lansing, by the Rev. Briggs, chap
lain of the state penite ntiary.
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Buried the Goddess of Liberty.

WASHINGTON, July 5.-The Coxev
commonwealers went through the
spectacular performance of 'Burying
the Goddess of Liberty in front of
the capitol at noon Yesterday. 1t
was the sequel of the demoustrat ton
of May /, when, according to Coxey
and Browne, Liberty was mortally
wounded, and fingered until she ex-
pired on the Fourth of July.
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Call for Militia at Nober,y.

JEFFERSON Cry. Mo-. July G.-Gen-
eral Manager c. VI. Hays of the Wa
bash last night telegraphed Governor
Stone stating that strikers are OBJ
structing the trains of his road at
Moberly and asking that protection
be furnished him. The governor inn
mediately wired to the officers az
Moberly for statement of the situ-
alton there
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-07-11

LANSING, Mich, July G.-Tho Popu-
list state convention finally completed
Is ticket early this morning as fol-
lows; Governor, DR. A. w. Nichols of
Montcalm; lieutenant governor. Perry
Mayo of Calhoun: secretary of state,
Elisha Pangborn of Grand Traverse:
treasurer, Edward Brown of Clinton:
auditor general, Robert McDougall of
Hillsdall; attorney general, James L.
Mcbride of Kent
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SITUATION AT TOPEKA.
Members of the y. II. u. EnjOined by
Judge Foster.

TOPEKA, Kan, July limited
States District Attorney Perry, upon
instructions from Attorney General
O.ney. has commenced proceedings
in the Federal court here under
the conspiracy act of 1890, to re
strain Eugene V. Debs, George w
Howard, the American Railway union
and all lis members from interfering
with inter state commerce on any of
the roads operating in Kansas. The
order prayed for was allowed by
Judge Foster and copies were placed
in the hands of deputy marshals TO be
served. The names OF :, 900 mem be is
of the union appear IN Judge Fosters
order
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KILLED BY A WOMAN.
\ striking BurlingtOn Employe Shot by
Fireman's Wife.


CHICAGO, July Herbert Letters.
a striking c. B. II O. employe, was
shot and instantly killed by Mrs
William j. Lehman. Lehman took
the place of c. B. 81 O.
fireman who went on strike
accompanied by his wife, he
started to go to work. The couple
met Letters who immediately entered
into conversation with them, his OBJ
ject being to persuade Lehman to
join the strikers. A fight ensued and
Lehman threw Letters down Dur
ing the fight Mrs. lehman stood
looking on, but when she saw her
husband struggling on the ground
with his assailant she lost her self
control and drawing his revolver from
his hip pocket She fired shot at
the man The bullet struck Letters
in the heart He died instantly.
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INGALLS, ON THE STRIKE.
The Kansas Ex-senator Makes Strong
speech at DekaIb, III.

DEkALB, Ill, July 6.-EX Senator
Ingalls, of Kansas was the orator of
the day at the independence Day ccl-
ebra ton here. He announced "a new
declaration of independence, "a gov
crnment of law. not government of
men" He denounced the riotous
operations of strikers and termed
their violent deeds as anarchy run
mad. He admitted that labor had cx-
actly the same right to combine as
capital, but when they combined to
prevent by violence and superior
strength other men from working for
wages that they had rejected, that
was tyranny and usurpation. The men
who recently shouted. TO hell with
the government of the United
States" were as much rebels as tho
men who fired upon Fort Sumter.
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immigration Greatly Decreased.

WASHINGTON, July 2.-During eleven
months of the fiscal year ended Nav
81, the total number of immigrants
was 2sO020, against 43O,2 for the
corresponding period of last wear.
The greatest decrease was from Po-
land the number being only 1873
against 1906 during the first eleven
months of 1898. The number from
Italy decreased from 81, 427 to a.. 33s
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THE MEMPHIS TIED UP.
Nearly Every EmplOye at Spring field and
Fort Scott Quits Work.

SPRINGFIELD. Mo-, July 7.-Nearly
every emplOye on the Kansas City.
Fort Scott and Memphis railroad in
this city struck at noon Yesterday.
Three hundred employees of the shops
went out.
Fort SCOTT Kan. July 7.-Switch-
men, trainmen, brakemen end engin-
eers on the Kansas City, Fort Scott
and Memphis railway left their places
of duty at noon in this city and three
passenger trains filled with passengers
are tied up here. Not wheel can he
moved except by Master Mechanic
Bales who was compelled to take the
passenger engines to the round house
himself
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Demolished a saloon.

GUTHRIE, Ok, July TULSA Jack
side partner of the late Bandit Dal.
ton, and a gang of six men. rode into
Ingalls, last night, and. declaring that
Bill Dalton had been BETRAYED bv
Saloon-keeper Nichols, proceeded to
demolish his saloon. The place was n
wreck in three minutes.
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A FARM HANDS MAD FREAK.
Tw" Horses Killed. Pigeon Blood Drank
aud Snici.lc Mahr Smrc.

WICHITA, Kan, July 3.-Yestcrday
a farm hand named Ward living
eight miles from here, killed two good
horses with an axe while the family
was at church, wrote note that his
body would be found burned, went to
the pigeon house, killed several
pigeons and drank their blood and
then shot himself in the left breast,
after he had sat fire to the pigeon
house.
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shot Through the I've.

WICHITA, Kan, July 6.-Frank Pix
ley, carriage painter of Winfield,
was murdered on the doorstep of the
Eagle Office during the celebration
last night by George Baldwin, tough
of this city lie shot him through the
left eve, without provocation. Death
was instantaneous. Baldwin was ar
rested
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EFFECTS OF THE STRIKE.
No Live Stock in Chicago ->meIters to
Close Down.

CHICAGO, July Is. AT the stock yards
yesterday the railways made no at
tempt to bring i'll any live stock and the
total receipts consisted of three wagon
loads of lambs and two COWS from the
adjacent farms.
DENVER, Col, July G.-The Omaha
and Grant smelter will close down to-
morrow night and the Boston and
Colorado and Globe next Tuesday
may close on account Of lack of fuel
and ores caused by the railroad strike
\ thousand men will be thrown ont.
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Ex.Go,ernor winans neaa.

HAMBURG, Mich. July 6.-Ex-Gov-
ernor Edwin B. Winans died at his
home here at 4:30 o'clock yesterday
afternoon of heart disease While
deceased had not been in good health
for several months. the attack which
proved fatal was sudden.
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Lynched by a Mnh.

FULTON. Mo. July 3.-Jam John
son, who was arrested in St Louis on
Friday, charged with having raped
Mrs. Stella King of Guthrie, this
county, was taken from Constable
Reynolds by mob and hanged. The
rape was said to have been committed
in August, 1892.
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Houlanger's Mother Passes Awav.

PARIS, July 6.-The mother of GEN
eral Boulanger, who committed sui
eide September 30, 1891. in the ceme-
terry of IXells. near Brussells, on the
tomb of his mistress, is dead at the
age of o.
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A Deficit of Nearly 100000. ooo.

WASHINGTON, July 5.-The compara
tive statement of the receipts and ex-
penditures of the government for the
fiscal year ended June 80. 1894. issued
at the treasury yesterday, shows the
receipts to have been S296. go, 336 and
the expenditures $500, 593. 359, which
leaves deficit of SOS, 633, ,O23.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-07-11

WASHINGTON, July 2.-The general
impression about the senate seems to
be that the anti-option bill which
passed the house not long ago VIII
aot receive any consideration at this
session in the senate.
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A freight train consisting of an en-
CINE. caboOse and twenty-eight cars
fell through a high trestle on the ST.
Louis, Southwestern road near New
Louisville, Ark. Two employees were
killed
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-07-11

At Goodrich, Kan, !. II. Naples.
the village blacksmith. was shot and
almost instantly killed by c. c. Con.
ley. carpenter. Conley received n
fatal wound. Renewal of an old feud
over business matters was the cause.
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Walk Out at Marceline.

MARCELINE, Mo-, July 5.-The Santa
Fe strike is on in full blast here
Switchmen, fremen and brakemen
went out at : o'clock last evening and
positively refuse to handle any trains.
A mass meeting was held in the opera
house aud lodge of the A. r. Z. was
instituted of 300 members.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-07-11

In recent legal proceedings in Lon
don regariing the noise and vibration
caused b2 neighboring factory, a
phonogrc2A was used % record these
Hoi=cs aad produce them in court.
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Bank in wakenda Assigns.

CAREoLLToN, Mo. June 5.-The
Farmers bank at Wakenda made an
assignment yesterday. Judge Kimble
of this place was named as assignee.
Poor collections the cause.
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MARSHALL, Mo-, July 6.-At 4:55
o'clock last evening Private H. w.
Lange of Company Ii. Third Missouri
National Guard shot aud killed Ber
Hawkins, negro boy about 20 years
of age. 1t was purely accidental
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orrUwwA, Iowa, July G.-The Fort
Madison passenger train going east
last night struck an obstruction.
dltch1ng the engine and killing the
engineer and fireman 1t j. believed
10 have bean the work of strikers.
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WIFE MURDER AND sUICID E
knobknoster, Mo-, Man shoots His
Wife Dead and KIN. Himself.

WARRENSBURG, Mo, July G.-Ncar
knobknoster, ten miles from here,
yesterday, John Tittsworth, who had
been separated from his wife for some
time, went To her home and shot her
and then shot himself, both diving
within twenty minutes.
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Fire at Osborne.

OSBORNE, Kan, July 5.-The cele-
bration here resulted disastrously
when fire consumed the general store
of T. p. Lowell. Estimated loss S2O.-
600. Fully insured
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STRIKE OFF AT SLATER.
All Employees Have Reported for Work
Freight Trains Moving

SLATER, Mo, July THE strike is
practically declared off at this di-
vision. The conductors, engineers
and two-thirds of the brakemen have
reported for work. 1t is thought that
the tiremen will go to work, provided
the company will re-employ them.
Two through freight trains were got
ten out last night, one east and one
west.
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PRENDERGAsT NOT INSANE.

The Chicago Assassin Must BE Hanged
in Ten Days Unless Reprieved.
CHICAGO, July 5.-The jury in the
Prendergast case found the prisoner
not insane and he will be hanged July
13 unless reprieved.
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Rankin Mason Succea,Is CI,o.,

WASHINGTON. July 6.-The attorney
general has appointed Rankin Mason
assistant United States attorney for
the district of Kansas. vice Morris
Cligpett resigned.
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RIOT IN BUTTE.

rwo Men Killed Over 4. z. \. Trouble
State Militia Called Ont.
HELENA, Mont, July Gil feeling
between A. =. a. and other elements
in Butte yesteaday resulted in riot
in which two men. one a policeman
named Daly was killed. The militia
was called out to preserve the peace
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BEATEN BY THE BRITANNIA.
The NIgilant loses tho First OF Her
English Races.

HUNTERS Quay, FIRTH OF CLYDE,
Scotland, July 6. The champion
American yacht Vigilant met the
prince of Wales flyer britannia to-day
in fifty mile race and was beaten
to the surprise of many knowing ones.
The NalI<vric, the rival of the Vic.
liant in last years races i'm American
waters, was in the race at the start
but was soon cut down by the Satanita
and sank in twenty-five fathoms of
water. Lord Dunraven, her owner
who was ON board, and the crew ali
escaped.
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One Hundred nrn,rnah

BUDA PEsrH, July 5.-A ferry boat
boat which was crossing the river
Thies. was capsized with 200 people
on board. 1t is reported that about
100 of the passengers were drowned.
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Governor IIshback Calls Out a brigade
and ISSUES II PrOcIamation

and ISSUES II Proclamation.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, July Tie
strike of the Iron Mountain and
southern and the Little Rock and
Fort Smith railway employees has as
Sumed very threatening aspect
Governor Fishback at O'Clock last
night called out the First brig
adc of the Arkansas National guards.
composed of the First and Second
regiments troop a, Eagle Rangers of
Lon"le and Eagle Light battery A Of
this city and they are now encamped
at the Barring Cross shops of the st.
Louis. Iron Mountain and Southern.
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In New York prices of dressed
meats have advanced in eonseque nee
OF the railway strike in the West IL
and cents a pound, according to
grade.
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THE WHITE CITY BURNED.
All the Main buildings OF the worlds
Fair. Except Five, DESTROYED.

Fair. Except Five. Destroyed.
CmCAGo, July :. .- All the main
buildings of the worlds fair. except
the horticultural building, the Wo-
mems building, the Art palace, the
Machinery hall and the United States
government building, were almost
entirely burned last night. They
were the property of the Columbian
Exposition Salvage company and had
been purchased for about 500. 600.
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THREE WOMEN KILLED,
Horrible Accident at a hallway Crossing
Near IemeNa.

OLArHE, Kan. July The after
noon train ON the Kansas City, Fort
Scott and Memphis railroad struck and
killed Lizzie Breyfogle, aged -
years; Lena Breyfogle her sister,
aged II years, both daughters of
Hon. Lewis Breyfogle; also Edith
Carroll, aged 13 years, at the crossing
one mile north of Lenexa, at $50 last
evening. The Brcvfogle girls were
going to LeneXa to do some shopping.
and as the other girl was with them
at home she went along. They had
not gone more than half a mile from
home when they met with the acci-
dent.
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Pullman Refuse, to Tall

New YORK, July 7.-Georee NJ. Phil
nan declined to see reporters or to
make any statement concerning the
iesire OF Mayor Hopkins that he re-
urn to Chicago and arbitrate with
lhe strikers. Neither would he dis
cuss the general situation.
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1t is officially announced that Sir
Charles Russell. formerly attorney
seneral, who lately succeeded the
ate Charles Bowen as lord justice of
Ter maJestys court of appeals. has
oeen appointed To succeed Lord Cole
idge. who died on June Il last. as
ord chief justice Of England.