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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-08
ran OOUGllLIN IMAM
'ha lao Rt Homo on TIE Night
Of the Tragedy,

lcAGo, Fob. SIN tho Coughlln
quay MIS-. Kate McEyoy, cousin
> accused, testified that she went
mouse on tue evening OF May Alb,
nj Dr. Cronin was murdered.
MIN came homo about IL O'CLOCK.
" afterwards he went TO bed.
AeEy0y SAID she dill not tell her
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-08

After the close OF tue NEWS report
yestcrily, the claim Of suouh Nc
Bride, NJ Cache c1unsy, Tor u's "
rooms for court purposes, rejected on
recommendation OF Ihe claims COM
miltsu, WAS Tec0mmitlul.
a number Of bills were ill0d for third
tta iinE, aud a number VI others were
referred.
Ii. Il. 81, providing for FREQ public
emplOympul uiiovs, was discussed at
length, nmeuUol aud passed,
G. b, %, providing Tor the purchase
Of record books, etc, Tor tho courts, by
the auditor pisiui, as dit q. -. 6j, 10
furnished sicAufmphufs Tor lhu lustioes
ot the Tsrritoh,i sIprgmu Cgur.i II.
u. 90, relating TO plH.-, anu G. Is. %,
Tor the relief VI w. J. Sllrlis.
Adjourned.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-05-12

About Observation-Disclosures even
ing while out fishing Bert Brook:
shot and killed himself. No one shy
the shooting. though Charley Brooks
his nephew, was sitting in a few feet
of him, with his back to him, fishing.
The deceased had just Quit fishing
and remarked that he was going to
get his gun which was q few feet fl ON
them. Nothing was said indicating
the he was aport 10 resort to q violent
measure to end his existence, no warn
ing given until his nephew heard the
report of the gun and no IL can say
whether It was an accident or an in
tended shot which killed him. After
the report of the gun he called Char
ley to come to him, but never spoke
another word rs he died almost i'll
s%tsntlv. the whole charge taking effect
in his icf breast.
The deceased wa. n wei! known and
respected citizen. but had been going
down financially for some time, ami
it was rotirri Yesterday tina; he APP
reared in"rc gloomy than usual.
which wasthr onl, Indication that he
was cansI lcring the problem Of 10
he. or ret ~ be-
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-05-12
The vaiue OF Clerks.

Some one praised one of the girl
clerks IN a large shop to the head OF
the department, SAYING that she was
se modest and 50 pleasant, while so
obliging. that she seemed m ideal
person tor the place. "FrOm your
standpoint, YES" was the reply, but
hardly FROM our OWL. She has all
the good points which You mention
and which | agree the perfect srles-
woman shuuld not tr without. Rut
she does not sell goods enough {"
suit It's. mean she dues uOt help
people to make up their minds and
get them out of the way and some
one else in their places. The idea!
clerk does that without Pushing or
forwardncss. You would scarcely be-
iicvc how dependent most customers
are upon others judgement, and how
much quiet assistance they require i'll
order TO facilitate business. The
most valuable clerk is that one who
can render this help without appear
ing to do anything more than offer
the stuff for others choice.'-N. FL
,J0FTncE.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-05-12
tIPyA~E'ER Ross.
.icIIN !. NuGEISANuET. Com:
GEO. T.. CAIPrrII,
W hat - Riches?

Many n rich man is without money,
Thousands of men with nothing il
their pockets and thousands without
e:cn POCKETS are rich. a mar born
with a good sound constitutions; q
good Stomach. d good heart and
limbs, Il pretty good head piece, i,
rich. Good bones are better than
gold: tough muscle than silver; and
nerves that flash fire and cdrry energy
10 every function, are better than
houses and land. 1t is better than a
landed estate 10 have the right kind
Of a father and mother. Good breeds
and had breeds c~ist ;iEl0ng men as
really lis AMONG herds and horses
Education may do much III check evil
tendencies or TO developc good ones,
but il is 4 great thing 10 inherit The
right proportion of faculties TO start
with. The man is rich WHO Las Il
good disposition. who is naturally
kind. patient, cheerful. hopeful. and
who has a favor of wit and FIN in his
composition. The hardest tiiiGg to
get on with is a mans own self. A
cfrSs. selfish fellow. Il dcsrenGcnt and
complaining fellow, a timid care bur
drncd m!an. these are all defcrrIed or
the insiie.-Hione Life.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-05-12
Woman. As.e.sment Affidavit,

A Deputy Assessor called at a Mis-
sion residence a few DAYS ago ant
asked the lady of the house to fill OH
her statement of assessable persoua
property. She had never made oht
Statement before, this public duty
having been attended TO by her hus'
band in preyiou. years.
In some way she was under the i'm.
preston that the statement of her eff,
fects would be published in the daily
papers, and she was anxious TO lei
her noighbors know what she had.
"Haye you a piano, madam asked
the Deputy Assessor.
III have that, and a fine one, too"
"Whst is It WORTH"
Not a CEN less than $1,000"
What is your other household
furniture WORTH"
Sat least s2j0e.' the Assessor
glanced at the rag carpet doubtfully,
but put it down at thai.
Il see you have shric pictures he
said. Their were ii few cheap
r!iromos han ling IN the wall.
Il have nine oil paintings, worth
$50 apiece"
ado ,eu keep aiiF railtr,:'
Yes, sir. have about 80 Young
chickens"
"What are they WORTH"
"They'rr Of Very tine breed. and
I wouldn't take a ccnt less than 81 a
chick"
Chickens. $500" he repeated as he
filled out the blink.
az" Vol: Keep Il cGw or a horse"
No. hut | have Il fine goat"
what do You value il at"
About 800. Napnic's better than
any COW"
"Iu;i lIaNa H. franchises to assess.
have you:~
Moo. she Responded doubtfuIly.
'Hut think my husband has three or
four. You Il put them in at ;3l0G a
piece. can't ynu::'
"Car;ain;., ma llai. The tolal is
l. that ,imnSI right"
"NnU might make it Il round
$4,000
Her hu>ha Il has been harrtirg tie
assessors office ever since in an effort
to convince that d:lirial that his wife
TIA, playing Il irHc on tic deputy |
when she sHotG to that slatemcnt.-
.SdH EWaciSc0 Post.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-05-12

Marlin Weston brought tc thi,
Office last Saturday a nun!brE CT feliE,
from the cid Ncnird n,an-'uni i;cir
kaskaskia. Martin has been ttigagcd
for several weeks past in rcpainting
and repairing tic iIcitec. Several
days ago he had occasion 10 rcmi6ve
one Of the ld-faSlioned locks from Il
door. when 4 l-2 franc pierre tel to
the floor. having been confined in the
lock. The piece bnte tile date 1910,
and had eTideH:ly beth in the l'n-
sit!or from thIrh it fell fof forty
Years. Martin also had two arrows.
the points of which were made of
'trel; worn aud ru.tcd with age. The
steel is bc,tud to the shaft with sinew.
and the shaft itself is perforated holes
made by wood worms. The artGH2
were tormerly thr property of the
grandson of MarIria. all old Indian
Queen. she and her son being the last
Of the old tribe of the KaskaskIas.
For years tiicv lived in a wigwain in
the ward in which stands the old
Menari mansion. AMI several of our
oldest citizens remember seeing the
boy diligently ENGAGED shooting
birds from the trees through the bot
toms and on the hills. or chasing deer.
which at that tim were abundant in
this part Of the country.-CHesfer. Ill.
Tribune.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-05-12

-Augu-t iticrwirth is confined to
his room; and his case III the Circuit
Court against City Marshal Gricb was
continued OH that account.
Mrs. 4. 1eager will continue to
carry OH the stove and tinwarc store
that her late husband carried OH for
so many years.
Tony Gockel returned home from
st. LoGis 10 day where lie had been to
attend the funeral of the little son Of
his brOthef-in-lant
There Is no need of uneasiness
about the water works. The works
will be put inf not by the Gilbert
combination, theft by some other
company of capitalists.
-Gehtlcmen who have business in
this Office should TRANSACT their bust
ness and then give WY TO other peo=
PIE. we nave HO iiHiC ~ iOOi ava
aud we are not seeking cotnbany who
come TO spend the dsy.
1T is reported by our bicycle
riders that they".can make the trip to
jackson in fifty-fvs minutes. Good
time.
&c. II. Wilson has sold his stock
Of groceries to Mr.. DeLisle. ofPortagc:
vile. New Madrid county, and will
devote his attention TO the commission
and wholesale business.
An parties contemplating a pleas.
ure trip on the steamer New fdlewild
on the 18th inst, shohld procure their
tickets carly as only a limited number
will be sold.
R. g.. Hanney and Chas. T
Lewis went before the County Court
yesterday and got an appropriation
Of two hundred and fifty dollars ior
rcpairing the Bloomfield Grave
road.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-05-12

The dog catcher, we understand
took a dead dog TO the dog pound this
morning. Our informant tells u:
that the dog was caught alive and
dragged along the street till 1t choked
to death. The dog ordinance docs
not authorize the torturing of the
animals.
Ladies' Doug. pat. TIP spring heel
button shoes $l.25 at Humans.
We have been a citizen Of this
city for thirty years and until now
we never before saw both u big
hotel buildings closed. But these are
The good old Democratic times-such
as we have not had for the last thirty
years.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-05-12
a change In business.

G.. II. Wilson is preparing to make
a change in his business. He has dis.
posed of his stool; Of groceries and as
soon as they sre removed from hi:
store room lie Will fit up TO handle
lime, salt; cement, feed. grain and
grass seeds aud make shipping and
receiving a speciality. He will buy
and sell country produce of all kinds.
Mr.. Wilson IS well known to the
farmers OF tliis and adjoining counties
and he expects to get his share OF theil
receiving aad Shipping.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-05-12

-Alonzo Meyers, Auditor of the
Paducah, Tennessee & Alabama Rail-
road, is in the city visiting relatives
and friends.
sc. C. C. Certain Corn Cure.
removes c0rns warts, buniOns,
m0les and cnllouscs. Warran.
ted. Sec that &. C. &. ID blown
in every bottle. Take no other.
For sale by w. II. Coerver, druggi.
The city scales will not be moved
into the city park. They viii be To-
Gated on the river bank near the
Union Mills.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-05-12

All about the South. Completr
description cf the soils. climate. pro.
dEciS. cheap homes and everything
want To know about the South
Beautifully illustrated. Issued month.
l. anil sem free to all applicants by
+. T.. "oscy. General Passenger Agent,
Mol ;Ic y Ohio Railroad, Mobile. Ala
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-05-12

Tarn cred. sulphur Bitters will
cure ia" worst case of skin disease
irI.n 4 common pimple on the face TO
that awful disease s~crofula, it is the
Ec.t rrcti"iac 10 USe In all cases OF
such stubborn and dctp-scated dis.
ease. DO not delay; use Sulphur
Dittcrs End drive the huuior ftb:ti
your blood.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-05-12
&0lice.

II. Steinbach desires to inform his
customers that he has the patent
right for manufacturing the Cork
Faced Collar in the following counties:
Scott. Hollingcr. Stoddard. Perry and
Cape Girardeau. Call and examine
this new pateut collar. w4m
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-05-12

Thcachcr: 10y. what is 4 renin-
sula27
Bov:".t point CT land extending
into the wafer .
Tca;kcr: ~Gnoi. What's a straight
Bow: Nee, king. queen, Jack and
trn-Spot."
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-05-12

The Increase OF the strength of
wire " Keeping depends upon
whether it is kept in cask or bottle.
Ii stored III Cask there is a constant
increase of slcoliol. The a..ciCnts
knew that wine improved if kept in
lcatherr bUttlcs, aid the same result
is obtained by keeping ii in wooden
vessels. for both leather and wood
are mere easily penetrated by water
than by alcohol; evaporation cnsues
front buiil, bat more freely from
water, and the wine consequently be-
comes richer in alcohol. On the
other hand, the opinion that wine has
growii old IN bottles, ard has there
fore, become stronger. is thoroughly
false. Evaporation is very mNch him
dcfed Ivy tie cork. even when this is
not covered by rosin and sealing
wax. Tic simple ey~I,lsnatiOn OF OF ,
finding old bottled wine rich in alec
hol i. that only the stronger wines
can be preserved and the weaker
ones cannot resist the effects of time.
At the same time, although all wine
must eventually be spoiled and weak
ened by keeping it IN bottles, yet some
kinds acquire, as a first consequence
ofthat cause which aftcrward DESTROYS
them and which Is neither more nor
less than tile chemical alteration in
their constituents; properties which
rendet tlIeni more agreeable both to
smell and taste-BTooklyR Eagle.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-05-12
-
CON .i,icnre.

nAIi. OF ST. MARKS IrrcE. Mol
80. y. F. y. NJ. May Slh. 1891
Brcfhren:
That memorable messenger death.
has again invaded our peaceful lodge
AMI dragged from our presence our
worthy, highly esteemed brother.
Adolph Icag"r. who ha, Tor = many
years boon Il consistent upright mem-
be- Of ur:r fraternity. Brother lragcr
i'll life wa> a quiet industrious man
anl %ci;izsn. by lar too liberal for his
own "opd. lie was charitable to Il
fault. always ready to help tie needy.
seldom taking TIME 10 enquire as to
the merits of The applicant. In mcr-
camille circles he stood high, and well
mrritcd the coulidCnce Of all who had
business dealing with him. In the
lodge. at his store and at his home. he
@nagcd his actions by the square Of
truth and virtue. cref remembering
that lie wa. travelling down that level
of time tow ards that home where sOr-
row and Sickness can trouble no
mcrc.
brother Icagcr'> life though passed
i'll that valley of O~hscuri:y unnoticcd
save by Il few. was 4 model worthy
10 be copied and followed bN all who
kncw him. lie has LETT Us and his
deaf ones at home to mourn his los.
at his domestic hearth his vacant chair
fills the heart with sadness. which
bears witness ~ iIis worth e.. = de-
voted hu>hartI and kind and inIul-
gent fat!i"f. To his bcrcatcd family
4 but say. live as he lived that
your end may be peaceful anti found
ed on that fairlt whirh tafties -
safely over the dark and rolling .
river"
.tIPyA~TER Ross.
icrTN !. N"HEISANuER. : Com
iiEn. +. ChfrrrIIt.
At 4 meeting Of tile lodge held ON
the Sih day of May. 1891. it was
ordered that the above and forcsoin"
81 the committee OH con:iol- !
cncc on the dcaih of brother AdOlpl:
Icager. be spread on the records. a
delivered 10 his widow. and
Furnished the city papers to-
publication; and that the jewels of
the lodge and charter he draped in
mourning for thirty days.
GE". +. CuNrpEIU. Scc'v.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-05-12
TUESDAY

PcOpIC odl" i<Cl huc stOSi
law be enforced or repealed. In thi
the DEMOCRAT is with the people.
st. Mary's Parochial school vii
have a picnic at Willer's Garden mex
Monday, day and night.
Hicks says That May will be
wet month and the indications how
are that Hicks ia 4 truthful prophet.
The storm last Saturday di,l con-
siderable damage to orchards UP ia
the north part uf the county.
Hon. George lIIuck is a randi.
date for county .rca.urcr Of Stoddart;
county.
The public school vii! close on
the oath of this month and during the
vacation an addition to the public
school building will bc be built.
Call nj the Gem Shoe Store on
Broa iway and scr those Reindeer
81 b 5 .ors. W. II. Hutcr'S proprietor
y good lit guaranteed.
Next Tuesday it!c ldirwil! will
give al excursion from this city 10
Cairo, and the indications are that
she will have all the people ,i'c can
accommodate. The fare will tc OLE
dollar and fifty cents for the round
trip. meal. included.
Mrs. II. ;. Duvle has iuat rercir-
ed another large lot OF millinery
goods for the spring and summer
trade and she would be pleased to
hare the la,l!cs call and see her when
they are looking for millinery goods.
Married. on Sunday, May 9Th.
1894. by Judge Joseph ko"hlcr. at
the residence of the brides parents in
Jackson. DIETRICH W. Ulrich and Miss
Annie VI. Householder, both CT This
county.
The congregation OF the \. NJ. T..
Church hsd a kind of 4 rally at their
church last SUNDAY. They hail gath
cred in money tn pay oil a debt on
their church placed there by that
hypocriiical scamp Rev. Chas. llGnIcr,
and tn y mct 10 rejoice ovcr the fact
that they had relieved themi>el:c. o!
a burden.
There are some dead heats in
this town who put on more airs than
the average millionaire. They wear
good clothes. snntt the best cigars.
drink good liquor and bca, ever, body
thay have any dealings with. We
know them for we have been taken
In by some of them.
The County Court granted saloon
License 10 two saloons in jackson YES
terday. We understand that 4 hard
fight was made against the saloons by
the cold water crowd. but the sensible |
wcre In the majority and there
no other course Tor the court but
TO grant the license.
The death of Adolph Icagor tes
moves from our midst one Of the
old and best citizcns. Mr.
Ycagar was a man who had no cne-
mics hut d lost of friends. lie had
been a citizen and business itinft here
tor muny te,rs and he lived the life
of All upright, honorable and true
christian man. lie Is no more. but
mis- good deeds. his noble traits of
character and his manly mliiliness
will ever DO Remembered by a large
OF friends.
The using of cordwood for fttcl
IN steamboats, j. a reminder of war
times when coriwUud was the cx-
fuel; leo Doyle had wood
tard during the war times and he
us that he sold 10 one steam
boat at one time one hundred cords
Of wood for which he got six hum
hred dollars. Thch there was no
OF tinlitcr, but now timber
along the river is getting scarce and
there is very lille wood to be had.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-05-12

Tt:c 81. Charles Hotel closed to-, az
and the following. appeared on tic
register:
WFpNE~ptv, MAY 9. 1891,
LAST CHANCE.

EVERYBODY GRAB.
ExNpUET TONIGHT Nr 10 SHARP.
BYE. BYE, Ny IloNEv, TM GONE
The closing of Tire ST. Charles leaves
both our big hotel buildings vacant
and a large namEer CT people who
have been regular boarders at these
hotels arc now looking tor rev board
ing houses. Sonic of the Young men
who by the closing of the St. Charles
were thrown out of doors. so far as
a boarding place is concerned, are
now threatening to get married.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-05-12
x%trenticni ~Defesafes.

fake the Cape route; ST. Louis
Cape GirardeaI & Fl. Smith Ry., to
the Democratic Congressional Con.
vention at West Plains May 29th;
1891. One fare for the round trip.
f. I. BLoMEYER. G. Z. 4.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-05-12
For Summer Suits

Philip Stoil would respectfully
remind Ills customers end the
iul'lic generally that he has just
rrccitcd Il large assortment of samples
of goods tor gcntlemen's suits for the
summer season. The samples include
al the latest styles of goods. lie can,
lie rays. furnish the material and make
suits Tor from tiftceii dullars up, &C
cordirs 70 cttaiity of goods. lie takes
the measurements arid makes the
goods up himself and he therefore
guarantees q perfect lit. No fit no
pay. apr23-2w
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-05-12

Remaining uncalled FOX IN the rozt once o
Caps Girarieau, comfy Of Care Girnrieau
eeaSe q Missouri, for the week ending
May III, lS?i.
Miss Dora Hocra J W Helm
George Hrltzel Max Laws
J Y McManus Nora Neal
Z + Willis + 4 Weber =
Gustie Scroie May Reanrpr
Persons ceiling for any of the above letters
will please say Advertised" giving date oi
this list. II not called for within two weeks
they will be sent to the Dead Letter OiHce al
Washington CITY. q. CsAMEE.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-05-12
BaIed Hay for Sale.

| have a fine lot of baled hay for
sale. Apply 10 II. Ii. Ranney.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-05-12
ATESs

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Es-fsading notices on editorial page q cents
Der Hu6. each Insertion.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-05-01
BuEEAU OF AeEcvrruRz AND FORESTRY.

Pres'Sa0t: lis ExceIla7cv tse Minister of
I1ter'Nr w q Irwin. Allen He-fert.
J',r En-. 'seph VI rsdeu, Commissioner
and Secretary.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-05-01
BolEo OF usAlrE.

OLE n gr1I7ds u CII-t 4l1se Building,
eorlsE y I0ItIi All - ~ s.r.zss.
Nsalhs-s. Dr. Dtv, n. Ninar. D.. andrews, ,. 7.
" Wire-t s1s- r. y ili Ets, Tns1. =. lansing
an Afto-lsy-fS s1srtt min.
Prssi is-Is- lon ~ ID ,nTth
Secrertr try-fs1ts- - lc1V
Executive D ieer - 3 Beyn0.ts.
iHspset y 4 tsias T u Gr1sss Service Il
l. a. Pierre.
Ists7eet ri. ". g. I1nes.
=. 2 lysics Of. 3. Aaf-sEE.
Dip mstry, Dr a. " 4 trd
Lsper settle AZ i. Os. &. <. 0.4gsr
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-05-01
Dg-aIcr couEr.

Police slitiOu Building. Merchant street.
A " Robertson, Nasistrssa-
.Jxlah. .. s'-------~~ l1arg
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-05-01
Bo,so or Eore,rroS.

caars Il ,ass ilitsaz. King street..
Pre-. isat. Fal c 2 Blsl6a
Ssss-e. fry. W. J 1ss ; NIT.
IaspscE 0l ScaOois, l. 7. AtktEsJa.'
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-05-01
SrpRruE CouEr.


t'''' o''e'''' 8. C, per. o'hn
&C nd C.rcII {. tN-u , A. \. Kenpfksi.
~ ~ 1nd F. urt1 Gre Is tIswaiD :. L. Austin
Fiit.i Circuit. (Sauai) }. Handy
NfHcos Hrd C'Hrt-rnO", IN Court House.
King sire {. sitting ~ N uoiuIu-The first
No7d la February, NHy. August sud y, veu1-
bgr.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-05-01
DErAnrxESr OF FrsAxcr.
aoc. Executive Buldlar. King street,

ofioe, Executive Building. King street,
: mister Of Fintace, Eis ExceEency = Il.
j mon.
Audit fr-t,s1er''. f;e -ryn J. Ross
Re2is.r nf Acc -rlnf- S. g. Ashley
Clerk nr Fi1ar ce OEcc, Z. A. WeIaer1v.
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DErAE7x-yror IyrEnloa.

Office I'm Executive Building, King street.
His EV-el'eI"v 2. \. Si1c. Minister OF Interior
Chtef Clers. J IA s. n - ugar.
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t"'oe stephen NahaUlu, George C. Ross
Edward ; b yI.
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DEPARTMENT OF FonElsx ArrarEs.

Office in Crpitol R1iidi 2. King street. His
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Gen. C. Potter. Secret ~.
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sisreseep T. George c. StrJ,eneyer.
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81 X 20 y rslsi. ~. v Dow
Deputy ii Irsfsi. Arthur - Brown
l8l1r % M Prison. A. Tow
Prison Physician. Dr.. G. g. Cooper.
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Secret4ry, Wsay FiylJE.