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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-11-28
INTERNAL REVENUE
The Receipts Fall OF Some Tbra.
Millions.

Washington, Nov. 2z.-The ANIMAL
report OF the commissioner Of internal
revenue issued yesterday shows ,bs
total receipts from all sources durino
the fiscal year s143,246O 900, a decreass
OF so,922,SOO; total cost of collecting
revenue during the year, S4,127 Col
During the year 5000 violations Of tbs
internal revenue law were reported b.
revenue agents; 7S9 persons have been
arrested; property valued at SS4O 9o1
has been reported for seizure. The
commissioner estimates that the rev.
enues for the present fiscal year will
aggregate $165000,000
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-11-28
STUDENTS INJURED
The Union Seminary at Poland, Ohio,
Wrecked

Youngstown. Ohio, Nov 25.-The
south wall of the Union seminary at
Poland fell yesterday. seriously injur-
ing four lady students, There We're
3S students in the building at the time,
But being warned BY the cracking
walls, all escaped but four-Miss Axle
Reed Margaret Reed. Margaret Simons
and Annie Simons They will prob
ably recover. The building is a
wreck.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-11-28
CONGRESS At OMAHA.
Trans Mlssissippi Interests and Their
Defenders.

Omaha, Neb, Nov. 25.-The trans
Mississippi congress will meet here this
week beginning today. The con-
gress represents the varied commercial
interests of the immense domain lying
between the Mississippi river and the
Pacific ocean. Delegates to the num-
Der Of 800 or more Will be in at
tendance; and they have been chosen
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-11-28
BICYCLES AS EXCESS BAGGAGE.
Regulations of Western Railroads
Relative to Clergy and Wheels.

A copy of the clergy agreement" Of
the western railroads has reached the
local offices of the lines in this city.
The main features of the agreement
are that instead of each line issuing
separate half-fare permits to clergy
men, permits are now made good on
any line of the association. Applica-
ton may be made through any of the
roads. This will save the individual
lines a great amount of work as well
as being a great convenience to the
clerygymen Among the limitations
in the agreement is the following
Evangelists and missionaries who are
not properly accredited clerygymen
will not be granted annual or time
permits unless having official appoint
ments from recos nized religious or.
CARNATIONS, and which certify that
their duties require them to constantly
travel Teachers in mission schools
and so-called medical missionaries
who are not elergymen, will not De
granted other than trip permits.
A joint notice which has just been
sent out states that after Dec, ], the
transportation of all bicycles, baby
carriages, etc, will be charged tor %
the basis of 50 pounds excess baggage
per vehicle.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-11-28
BURNING CORN.
Iowa Farmers Use the Grain in Plaes
of Coal

Mason city, Ia, Nov. %. Seventeen
crews have been laid off on me ioNa
and Dakota divisions Of the MilNa4.
kee road. occasioned by the farmer :
holding their grain for raise =
prices. They say the prevailing pli.ss
of corn do not pay them for WorAiA-,
husking and marketing, ana \ n 81
being used for fuel in lieu Of coal
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-11-28
OF Delafeld, Wis, resulted in vic.
tory for Michigan. Score: 80 to 0.

Milwaukee, Nov. 24.-The East side
high school eleven defeated the South
side high school boys yesterday after
noon by score or IA to 6. II was a
red hot game all through and several
players were injured
Indianapolis-Depaw l6. Butler uni
yersity O.
Leon Dupreaux, a young and gilded
Belgian nobleman, died at Stephenson,
Mich.
West Point West Point cadets 20.
Brown university Q.
Observation-Disclosures college "a.
Swarthmore college 0.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-11-28
SURELY MURDERED.
But the Guilty Man Seems to BE 10
Doubt.

Cedar Rapids, Ia. Nov. 22.-There Is
every indication that old Mrs. Laii!
who was found dead Thursday was
mu -dered, though the murderer Is uh'
known Tom Lally, her son, claims
she received the injuries by talilng
into the cellar. An investigation y
the premises proves this to be untrue
and indicates that she received her IN
juries in the kitchen, the walls Pc
ing spattered with blood Tom Laiis
and Frank Curran are still in jail -
developments occurred at the coroner
inquest.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-11-28
THE CANADIAN PACIFIC.
X viii Build Line from Marquette
lshpeming.

Minneapolis. Nov. winston
Brcs., Of this city. railroad contractors.
will build the new line of road from
lshpoming TO Marquette, Mich, for the
Canadian Pacific. r. G. Winston will
have immediate charge of the work.
and will leave for Marquette iii few
days. Il is expected that tie work
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-11-28

Marcella appears as one Of the char
acters in the December instalment Of
Mrs. Humphrey Wards novel Sir
George rressady, in The Century.
Marcella is now Lady Maxwell.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-11-28
LANDSCAPE ARTIST MISSING

New York. Nov. 21.--Calyert AasA.
the famous landscape artist n
nark department. is missing lhs
lice have been requested 50 lciS Hill
up. yauxs health has not been 80
for some time.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-11-28

The Christmas Number of St. Mich
olas is to contain the first series Of
Robert Louis Stevenson's letters to
young friends in England, describing
his Samoan home-life.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-11-28

will last about six or eight n,,.,
The new line will be Of grea, NJ. p
10 the Canadian Pacific, as it viii, =
ford Chicago terminus tor - !.
western line. ~ is
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-11-28
SOME GREAT GAMES
YALE AS USUAL PLAYS TO
WIN.
PRINCETON CLEARLY BEATEN

The Minnesotas Badly 0utclassed in
the Contest with the Ann Arbor
Eleven Harvard Walloped by me
keystone Ktckers--0ther Gridiron
Matinees Of Saturday.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-11-28

Great Northern and Northern Pacific
trains were held up near Clear Lake,
MINI.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-11-28

Havana, Nov. 22- Gomez, the insur-
gent leader, was captured at Fort
Paleyo, on the river casa, province of
Santa Clara. The insurgents in Santa
Clara fired dynamite shell into a
train conveying Spanish troops under
command of Gen. Valdez. The en-
engine and four cars were wrecked
and number of soldiers wounded.
Gen Valdez escaped unhurt.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-11-28
GOVERNOR MATTHEWS SPEAKS
OUT VERY STRONG.
SPANS CRUEL SYSTEM
Inhabitants OF the Island Subjected to
Unjust Taxation-General Quesa-
da's Stirring Appeal--The Spirit Of
'76 Aroused in Philadelphia-Oth
Cuban News.

Philadelphia, Nov. 22.--The strong
est and most outspoken expressions OF
sympathy for Cuba yet made in this
city were heard last night at a meet
ing held in the Academy of Music un-
der the auspices of the Philadelphia
brigade. The speakers were Governor
Matthews, OF Indiana, and General
Gonzalio de Quesada, secretary OF the
revolutionary party In the United
states. Strong resolutions were
adopted calling upon congress to re-
quest President Cleveland to recog-
nize the Cuba republic without delay.
Governor Matthews said: The
pages OF history no where reveal more
atrocious crimes against humanity,
more cy..el warfare or wicked oppres-
sion, more examples of outraged truth
and justice, nor greater crimes against
all Christian civilization than have
marked the Spanish misrulo and des-
potism in Cuba. With but a selfish
greed OF revenue, Cuba has been
drained and robbed and despoiled UNI
til in the destruction of her own prop
Gritty, crushing out the hopes and am
bitions of her people, she scarcely
yields a revenue to her greedy op-
pressor. The system of taxation is the
most oppressive, brutal and degrading
ever instituted by government. The
Nj vet xrrhi hal lad
were not half so grieyous, nor the bar
barous eruelties nearly so great; and
yet the same great principles are in
volyed that aroused to action our ia
theirs in 1776,
II have an abiding faith in the
eternal principles Of our government,
and in the courage, justice and wis
dom of the men whom we have chosen
to direct its affairs In good time
they will do that which seemeth to
them right and just and wise, and
recognize the duty and obligation rest
ing upon the great republic Of the
world.
I'VE bid godspeed to the Cuban pa
triot in his sublime hope and his holy
ambition. His cause is just and right
and shall prevail, and in Gods own
time Cuba will be free"
General Quesada followed in a stir
ring appeal for the sympathy Of the
American people. The chairman of
the meeting announced at its close
that he had just received word from
Congressman cummings, of New York,
that he was at that moment prepar-
ing a resolution to present to congress
recognizing Cuba.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-11-28

Havana, Nov. %. According to an
official dispatch received from Glen
fuegos, province of Santa Clara, the
insurgent leader Rego, with $50 fol-
lowers, has surrendered to the author
tiles of that place.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-11-28

Key West, Fla, Nov. 81 Passengers
by steamer from Cuba report that the
Spanish were defeated with loss of
SOC killed and wounded in battle
November II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-20

Taking Evidence In Suii-Application Cor
Receiver
beaumont. TcNus. December ls.-h. II.
Russell, ]. &. Anderson and j. r.. Smith Of
Grange were In the city today taking evil
dence In tn, case OF Russell va, the Lorg
Manufacturing company, a suit Tor nj
legged infringement on II patcnt device for
packing shingles. This suit Is pending III
the Federal court and was HE'D In lAs0' hN-
chief Justice Wilrc OF Galveston was
hero representing tho Long Manufaotur-
lnF company,
In ehe district court Of Tyler county. In
session at Woodvilie. an application for
the appointment ut u receiver for tho
Texoa Timber company was heard today
and Judge West took the case under Ad-
yisomont The plaintins Ia this case were
| represented by j. NJ. Coleman Of liouston
and tho defendants by Kirby, Lanicr a
Martin NJ Houston ana Noinw & Chester
| or beaumont, the Texas Timber company
| owns the tram roads that supply the huW-
| mills at Warren with logs.
| An attempt &c ruli the western Union
! Telegraph company tWo..hch cable from
/ the Ncchcs river this afternoon WAC 2
| failure. Two Zig Southern Pacific switch
| engines were hHchci 10 the cable aud
! three attompta were made to drag u out.
! but each time tho cable parted. Another
| attempt will 90 made tomorrow, the pull.
| lLg 70 10 oollh nun tho oiuhk" MUG ~
| the river
In mentioning the literary .Hnd musical
| meeting OF tho EpwOrth League last
might, Tho Post correspondent omitted
| TO mention tho most dHliglpiful incident
Of tho evening. Immediately after ltrv.
Leon SOuGrld. tho retiring pGsior of the
| Methodist church, concluded hig lecture
| on "Droas," he was presented WIN a hand
some Eold-hcadcd can by the lcaRue. Tho
prcsen;auon was complete surprise 70
| Mr.. Sonncld
Mr.. G. u, Jones, timber Inspector for the
| Mexican Central railway, tonight received
q telegram from Material Agent Mcln-
| tyre, OF BoHton. inHtrpctlng him to place
an order for l,0OD Op feet Of railway TIM
a duplicate OF al order placed by nc
| Mexican Central with the mills N thii
city several weeks agO, and, Hike the
former II wiz be divided between the
mills OF the Consolidated Export Lumber
company and tho Reliance Lumber com
pany. Mr.. Ionea VIII leave for Ills hons
| In Mobile Sunday morning to spend tne
holidays with rClhtlyca.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-20
THE DEATH ROLL,


MRS. pAZE--Golad Texas, December
T.-Mrs. Baze. aged los. died at Fannln
today.
TERRY Observation-Disclosures Texas
December u Oiled, on the night Of the
7th Instant. Berry WllkersOn, ESQ, Of THIS
county
MRS. a. a. McLEAN-yo0kum. Texas.
December ls.-Mrs. a. a. Mclean. vic OF
u prominent employe IN the shops mere
died at her home at O'Clock tbs morning,
after an Illness OF only few minutes OF
heart trouble.
u. ]. DUKE-Yoakum, Texas, December
Gems OF this city. died AT. his home last
night. after a protracted illness. superin-
duced by fall out of the door recently
in which he broke his shoulder.
II, l.. POLLOCK caldwell. Texas, Do
comher iS.-Mr II, l.. Ptllock died OF con-
suInption near Willow city, Gillespie coDn.
" tuesday night, and VIII he buried X
he Masonic oemetcry hero tomorrow. MI.
Pollouk was ralscd In THIS county nnd vas
universally esteemed by all WHO knew
him.
HENRY A. d. wARD--Mlddleeiown,
Conn. December iS,-Ilenry a. y: Ward,
n lineal OF General Artemus Ward; u
dpad He was a graduate OF Nale, cl9Ss
of w and OF the Harvard law school he
formerly lived In Detroit where ne was
engaged IN lake navigation, owning many
yessels He returned 10 Connecticut ~
1854 and since then has been cnSaE,Sa J., !, VI
literary work. lie was II years o'a UNI
unmarried
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-20
TEXAS CITY ITEMS.

Texas. cry, Texas. December ls.--Alr
Richani Lord, trpflc manager for Me-
isaddcn & Co.. spent yesterday looking over
the cotton yards and congresses.
.Ir. l.. O. Spencer. representing Elder
Deinpstor & CO., devoted yesterday to
studying :he situation In this now rori
ana expressed himself ss much pleafed At
Mr. 1innnins Of Waco superintendent Of
the Mci9addcn congresses In the Ststc OF
Texas, accompanied Mr.. l.or1 In looking
over the Improvements. Much TINE was
spent examining the vacant water front
south Of the compress.
MIR. oung. OF elder Dempater q Co.,
stevedore, was In the city yesterday.
Alderman Frank Jones. accompanied by
Colonel a. 8. Newsome Of Galveston, chf1e
over yesterday and put In tho day look
ing over their property.
Pat Barry OF Hildebrand a CO. OF GAL
weston. spent yesterday looking over the
chas. Clark & Co. have taken con-
tract to excavate about 1000 feet Of the
Texas City channel 10 iG feet belng that
part extending across what - commonly
called Half Moon chaunoi WorN WI
begin rs soon ~ their dredge Ia IN shnpc.
Messrs, Ripley q nom .,....' ,stsey., =
"a that n consignment Of cotton OF Syl
bSies Is or the way 10 Texas CITY. TINS
ia ihe largest single shipment OF the sea-
son. =. .,,.. - a. ~,
YORK Dredg ng COMPANY. wrles shat he WI
,sasl. Texas City Friday morning. u Is
nnaerstood thai he viii close the contrarl
for completing the balance OF the cnAa.
nei 70 'rasa- CITY that T. not covered py
lie ciirk contract. Eysrypess " os ghied
NE Vessels TO enter this port In ls-soot
channel BY APRIL j. lsga
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-20
IYaENEAL.

=, DALRYMPLE SIMMONS - Caldwell,
ieShs, December lS--Mr. J. g. Dalrymple
a an. Miss Doeie simmons were married
,hls evening ut Prospect Baptist church, a
rev miles west OF here.
,r PENNELl~FowLER - Liberty Hin.
LeXas. December 16.--Mr. Mont Pencil OF
Callahan county and Mss Laura Fowler
u ~ this ngghborhood were married in
burnet county yesterday.
GIBsoN-YoUNG-Teneha, Texas. De-
9embor l6.-Mr. d. Y. Gibson aud aliss
hottle Young wero married at the resi-
q p o. ne brides mother yesterday
officiating.
NEWBY-HousE - HARDWOOD, Texas.
december B.--Married, at the residence
ot the brides parents today at high ",
Miss Miss Mae House to Mr.. clifford Newly,
lady, having been born and raised herr.
MT. Newly also ia a native OF Gonzales
county and is highly esteemed by many
friends who wish them long and happy
TINGTON-welmar, Tex
rs, December lS.-Married. December II,
lSg5 at the residence OF the brides mother
THIS city. Mr.. Lee Wall and Miss salllc
Wilmington. This young and popular
couple took tho train bound for Mccall
Tough county TO visit the bridegroom 3
mother and family. They Will return to
this town to live.
SToLZ MACK Vlctoria, Texas. Deem
! 49,
ms city but now manager of the l,g-
| Grange marble yards, was married In this
city this morning nj } o'clock n, the Luz
thcran church. to Miss Alma Mack OF this
cry; Ihcy leit on the oastbound train
i ,'.. La1 Ils 'he;r tulure nome, WIN the
~. W's i 9t h9st OF trienu5, Mho re-
~ ytt 10 i4s' 'hein from inc houl'u circles
Oh Nnls cily'
-FOUR Understanding Texas
| December H. Mr. Henry Lancaster and
MISS Morrison were married on the lath
Rev. W. j. Moore officiating Jcr Dis
| nuke and Mlss Sawyers eloped last night
and were married at Cleburne. J. ID. New.
berry and Miss Beatty OF stephenvllle
elOped ana were married here last n.ghi
AT o'clock by Justice Formwalt u. w
Evans returned from stephenville VITA
| his bride (nec Miss Emma Borders) yes
| terday. A large number OF nice present,
were given. Among the number, was 4
Gne kitchen suite by his fellow knights OF
| Pythas.
| NORRIS sCuRITBTR - TaGrapre
Teas pecemher n yestorlnv eyeni1p
| M 5.a6 nj Inc FnIsconai ch,ircb Mr. 'nI
| No1riS tyas ,veddnd ~ Ntlsa poit,; ScbTit
Der Inc ehtireh Was beautifiiiy Decorate
/ AMI a large rrnyyd ,sts ptns.snt Rev Mn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-20

Palestine, Texas. December H'--Ihe
grand jury found true bill against
Noah Jolly. who killed his broiher a
few DAYS ago. md Judge Burnett PVT
his bond at 1900, which he gave me
accused regrets the AFFAIR, but says II
was done to protect his own life from
his brother VINO shot iirsi, s ,obnn,o
rIanns charged with killing I'd. HAITI;
20 negro porter IN saloon A.,di,r,
w Ne ago. Inc jury brought III VeruiV'
Of r not qEsa ANA Jury at the present term o.
~ dstrict court made the folIo"ins
ret u Forty bills q inai s,IsdemeaS.
felohes nv .,yty.fs,ir bills which 10 a
OTIS ssboW.ing out OF los cases examinel.
sVTThh ere Is no clew as set 70 me iau, nm !
~ Walter Ferlow. co,oru
tound Yesterday In Wells creek
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-20

Mira l.. Rooster and her daughter, Miss
Augusta, lett for Houston ihs afternoon
TO spend Few days with relatives
Sidney Wols, who has been manager OF
the Grand for thia season, LEFT Yesterday
thoro.
The WoodmOn ~ tho World will organ
lge lodge on Friday next At Joe MATS
upper hall the ritual being translated Into
the German language,
MIR, Charles Scheolc received yesterday
n telegram from Pfullingpn. Germany. IN
FORMING him Of the death Of Miss Fridn
kcpplrT Sister Of Mrs. Sehcclr. Miss
keppler wns a years and n months old
and died OF consumption. She rcaidrd hort
IN former years ana was quito u fnvoFitt
with all who knew her,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-20

.Srn on ilp to the knee. Hc states that a
,reignt train struck him as he was cross
~, ~ ,ne tr3ek, ana had II not been for a
ttrle,na pulling him out from beneath tbs
tTain he would have been torn, TO p.ecea.
ne died shortly after his leg had been
"'npntsted today ut this place.
. Burrlars entered A. Meyers grocce-' de-
phr,ment last night and stole about twenty
sneks OF Hour. a jar of candy and other
articles. The burglars had u wagon or
gray 20 carry OF their load
Kane Neal was released from cnatodv
mis- morning at 1880. his bond being made
ny Joe Chambers, DR.. Cochran and X. II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-20

az ~ he woman's Christian Temper
anco union gave an entertainment. a. u'
college last night to raise money " ~
cure Mr.. Bains Of Kentucky 10 ies'u''
here IN January. .-, v,,i Lac.
predecessor Hawks OF missouri Wih zee
,,re hero In tho court house on w, q, IN
ing 81 an Presbyterian church. pe'ha
built. .,..a.st,,, will begin movIrf
about he toth, q ms so, ifN regret We J
rhe oi, ,a nave .his solen "a instin ,,,oi
imn ,uvna and some who have som'' How.
inTgsly feel i;ttis ,, sore w viz be for T.
e ever, ~ Of the university.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-20

ment band. Hayden's symnhonv occu.
pied " minutes with Misses Julia Loekett
a ans kate Estes at the plano and a full
Ihe Central passenger of last evening
~ p,acs about three miles west OF
Shappell Hill This made the second de-
faliinent lately at the same Place, the first
being day hefore YESTERDAY 1'he track
was splintered considerably. hut ibe
tram stopped before and serious damage
was done and with a little trouble the
tehder was again put on tho track.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-20

Alvin Texas, December is-Rev. II.
t. woolsey. who was transieir.d from
serayyes srrived with his family last
ma night last sunday and made yery
ias i,s,n,,osition has been submitted 20
INC peopie o. Alvin for the locnton o.
!. normal school al this place. NS ~ \.
-. No. and there Is not much dovbt thAt
ne land I'll bs given. neeuns p,
property owners was nsie yesser ,hn n an
a a. ana Win make an ofier IN few Gays
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-20
nnENHAM nupGEr.

pntenham. Texas. December is.-The
S sss- Musical noclety gave their first
Eso,ative audience. rendering a program
rish utt Few cities OF Texas could fur-
tlih,,.ne talent to put on The enter
1VrIch, was conducted by Professor
a. 'aksl leader OF the Second Regi'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-20
LOUISIANA CONFERENCE.

1sNAeP AAoAblpNP Inc An-
pointments.
jackson. La, December 16.-Thc fol-
lowing are the appointments which were
read just before the conference adjourned
by Bishop II, X. Hargrove.
New Orleans Distriet-J. \. Sawyer.
presiding elder; Carondect, j. l., Pierce;
felicity, =. j. Davies; Rayue Memoriut.
=. n. Parker: Louisiana Avenue, q. NJ.
Lyons; Moreau and Craps, j. NJ. Henry;
ilnquemlne and Donaldsonville, IL. s.
johns; White Castle q. q. Wlcr: Car
rolton; l.. A. Reed; Parker Chapel and
Sorannru, II, II, Ahrens, Algiers, Il.
ii. Wynn; Dryades Street, i. \, Park
or; Isehonpitoulas Street aud City Mis-
sion, I. l.. Lnllance: Lower Coast Nils.
sion, j. II; Seuriock; Covingt0n, j. u.
Nehti lalisheek md Slideh, w. A.
Clarke, editor Family Friend, j. Il. A.
| Ahrcns.
Baton Rouge Dstriet--R. w. Tucker,
presiding elder; Baton Rouge, IL. II,
Singleton; Baton Rouge circuit. IL. W.
Hickey: East Baton Rouge, j Il. Wynn;
Live Oak, w. II. Carroll; Port Yin.
cent. W.. l.. Humil; rouchatoula aud
II. Benton; Amite City, S. s. koener;
St. Helena, n. j. Roberts aud G.. u.
Andcrs; Pine Grove, i. T.. Hancy; East
| Felic.nna. Y. a. Luster; Clinton, h
II. benson; Slaughter G. Il. Atkinson;
Wilson. Q. G. Miller; Zachary. 4. j.
Sim If ID, Vnn ynIk.nhpr" nuS gu
Centenary Coli"r,IC, ~ a'sirtor r..s.
Ident. o. & Miller. nrofsssor. W pre- prvs'
| Carter, professor; l.. n. WIGHT, A, s,
Lut2. W. b. Van Valkcnburg, studenia.
Johnston Collegiate lustitute-W G..
| Roberts.
s,jing cider. Opeionsas M ". G,e
| pian,,e,ninc Rrniee i s,n1.rs, I p,,1
hnmIne, ~. L. Porter. i6favsyis' w "
R~ams; crowley. ". w drake! Abhc.
Vile, 4. h. Rcnli; New Iberia, A. i
| Notstrin. irnnklin II Nrns,r,n,,., - ioa %
crctte. Il ri. Hiocker, Ina sbSyinss
R'''I' Iarn, Jorhson strcct Os.''ys'
, (r,, w q pysns, Nin pc"t' nv
r K Fnnpt ieRav, Groni Cbsniorc
s. hogan; Lake Arthur r. r. iIowcil,
French Mission, Ii. W. Wallace: R@yne
| NJ. c. Manly.
nrrsiding Elder. Nie,eniria l. r. XXI.
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