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lie suEuR COUNTY.

County President. J. r. stratton. Mont-
gomery.f II
James BuIIivan. %&
" Vice nres-J. IS. ODonnen.
Rec. Sec. II. Burns.
Fin Sew. IT. Duane stit#
ms. Seo-Jan1es Doherty.
Treasnrer-Menry Rega2. .li
Meet first Sunday in month at O'CLOCK
p. m. at St. Thomas. .f
piyision No. president. NJ. J. Hal
'loran. m, ~. II +'f. 4
\ Vice Pres.--Miohael Shelly.
Red. Sep.-%1amaS McGEania
s Fin. Sec.--Eugene Osborne. e
Z Treasurer-Peter Morgan.
/: ms, Sec.-M. C.. Walsh.
h Meet first Sunday Of month. Address
lie Suer1r. r. @t
Division NOS Montgomery-J. R'strat,.
ton, president. 5&
: Vice Pres. John Sweeney.
Rec. SEEM. Meagher. Sex 5
Fin. Sec-R Devereux.
!Ins. Sew a.. Kennedy.
b Treasurer, Jerry Keohen.
Meet second Sunday in month.
Division, No. 4, Waterville-Dr c f.
sDolan, president. n,.+ !. q ~.
Vice Pres.-Ed Brophy.
Rec: and Fin. Sep. OLearyb
Treasurer-David Council. &; e'3e
ms. Seed. M. Hunt. s..4
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a New Arte Editor.

William Martin Johnson, who illus
& ra ted the CARTEL a. ed ton Of Ben
SHur' for IIarpers. and also their itions
Of q me- Cloister and the Hearth, & and
fss.Hypatia {, bee zones the art critic of The
Ladies Home journal on June Leaving
New York 10 resi- de perIna lament In Phil
sadelplsi ID. on tsheyney,i q ieleV-
Iserg aewspaper man who has been at
Esfacl,ed to the press .of yares ana
a dsd IollIs
NIL t6s
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MORTON. RRNv1LLE COUNTY,
R711E EARTH COUNTY.

County President---D. 2. Hayes, Man.
kato.
HI Jordan. 81.
vice Pres. Thos. McGarey.
Rec. SEED. p Hayes. AZ bS&'!
Z Fin. Sec.--J. C.. Morris. IL 81 ,3.5 IS III
Treasurer--T. r.. Coughlan. .,s;ss5s8
ms. Sec p. Hayes. III. &, 8p4E
Meets second and fourth Monday /everrs,
;ngs 81. month at "A. O. %. W.halis 81 sls I,
e Division No. Q, Madison Lake-Presl..
dent, e. b. Murtaugh. S95s
Vice Pres.-John, White. t5 3s. #
Rec. Sec Charles Doran. I'D .53slyi
rim. Sec M. Gilbride.
sIns. Sec.-J ohn Brown. n & sSs
Il Treasurer Ohm Neary. i &
Meet second and fourth sundays u
month atjHanchett hall. Va II +.
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Cheap Rates to Denver,

n Tkeg cpnVentton OF the National EduCa4
Efional ssoeiation, VII be held this year
July S TOTE. at Denver Col "A very low
rate, NOT more than S22s 80 for return from
ST. Paul and Minneapolis, Will be made
81 the ffnneapolis end st. L.oris +.
~ fth cdrrespondingly low rates from
other points. An elegant yesttbulSd
train with all modern appoint tnents Will
nm Through on very fast time. Ma,
change sof cars. q hdagnlf icent service.
cuts, a. q. ana n A.. minneapolis. MIMI
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srRLEY COUNTY.

I County, President-W. T. Fancy, Green
isle.
Division No. 1. Green 1sle-President,
Daniel Myers.
!, Vice Pres.-M.: Mcmahon. =
Rec. Seq. A. Shortall.
Fin. Sec.-Peter McGrann. .-s -5ar
Treasurer--Thos Morrin. ,.
ms Sec.-M. Mcmahon.
Meeting first Sunday in each month.
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(S Fiji and
Sslar 81 l gI
II Meetings RI
fat 1aN. ono "a NJ sssfs
{, ,.yx 4
~, = +, It'll
c assa s;s,a,, 81, 4.
xs;,,t a 1, III AZ
sNtca r,,as "a
n Rec seaci.- a. CoYilog11e. 5
} 1fns ssssc a frinE FoI lev aiS
sT,reaa 4 IA ms NSacJ ODoni,el,
Kraat f fret sunfiay sc month III toyv,a I.
haii Is e sss.
s. IN M 2presid tent. enry
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STILL WATER. WASHINGTON co.
County President, Thomas J. Dunn,

SALTWATER. WASHINGTON co.
County President Thomas J. Dunn.
President-T. Organ.
Vice President--T. DOYLE.
Rec Sewn. II. w elsh
Fin. Sec-Thos. Curley.
easurer-J. W. Cleary. III. ="
Insurance Sec.--T- w. Welsh.
Meet every Monday evening.
Daughters Of Erin-President, Miss NJ.
Crowley, 662 S. Second st.
Vice Pres--Mrs. Thomas Curley, ".
Fourth st. s. l4-l 3,
Rec. sec-AIiss Mary Grady. sy 81.
Fin Sec.--Miss A. Reilly. 81 4@
TreasNrer--Mrs.s G.. Gowan. @ ].
Meet hrst and third Thursday evening
of month at G: A. r. hail. /.
MORRIS. STEVENS. COUNTY.
County Presidents. A. Flaherty, Nor
President-wm Riordan, Morris.
Al Vice Pres-T. aMcCanny. y A. "a. y.
Rec. Sec-J. S. Walsh. s+ & III
Fin. Sec. T. Breen,
Insurance Sec.--J. Riordan. =
Treasurel--M. P. Norris. 4
Meet first Sunday Of north a. 1:so
HASTINGS. DAKOTA COUNTY.
County President-T. f. Moran, Hast
Prasident-P. Carolan.
Vice Pres.---Jo ohm D. Stevens. BAH
Rec. Sec. a. Duffy. s .s
Fin. SecP. w. AIullaney. s4s. 81 Y;
ms. Sec.-J b CaVanagh.
+ Treasure !. j. CuErier. s%I%
Meet second Sunday and fourth Tues
day OF month. Il. 5aai 4 sSss $3.50 VS. y
is ST. CLOUD, sTEARNs COUNTY.
4. Comfy President-P r. Kennedy. IS y.
Division No. 4, st. Cloud President, Is.
r. kennedy. 81 M 3ss3Ss .9.>>s
+ vice 5Pres.-Ps p. Stafford.
8 Rec and Fin. ssec.-M. tFiaherty. Il
ms Secs. T. Doyle, 8 s i$5s.
4 Treasurer Frank sGillespie.4sa s3s84 u
/ meetings. tI,ird Tuesday ssof month at
FSWartzs hall. s s55 e $#S S.s &
DULUTH. ST. LOUIS COUNTY,.
County President II ohm Flood.
Division No. ]. ---Presid ent ohn &C.
Vice-Prestde nt-M. Sweeney. II
Rec. sec--U. Lynott. n
Fin. Sec.--O. j. Hunt. ssg s# u
Il xiTraas urer-F. s.. Kelly. zSsss*SF
Ins Sec-Michael Harvey. SF S. a rs s5sF 4s
"A Meetings frst 3 Tiday at 81 %. M ana
third Sunday at 8 D. III. at X. II. Hall.
( Division no. 4, West Dialltn President
Geo Colfnan. III 3as s.3ss fSSe
VICE Pres--J ohm Clune. a.5 EsE!s
81 Rec Secs sBoiger. 81 ss5S
ID ia Seq, Ca llir 81:
Iss TreasureTR j.. Eenton.
81 81 Meets first and tili lay OF noath
q, clock III ~. Nth
Diydsion Ri. 2.s I'LL
. I1 az q
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wrNONA. COUNTY,

County President-John Sherman, WI
Division No. 1, Winona-President, Jas.
Hughes.
Rec. Sec-George Fitzgerald. assss
Fin. sec--Michael Ryan @a'&4
Treas and ms. Seed. O'Brten. ..5y}3g
Meet first and third Tuesday evenings
Of month at st Thomas hall.
,Ftg H4, ------- y -
Division No. O. witoka-President Like
Vice Pres.-wm Mccartney. 49,
Rec. Sec.-J. e. Nolan. Rushfore F. O.
1 ms. Sec.-Jereniah Moran, Sr.
[ Meet second Sunday Of month at vi
toxic.
. Daughters of Erin-Prestdent. MiSfs
Nellie Hanlay. Il
Vice-President, Miss Nellie Frockens
Secretary, Miss Mary Rice. sr
Treasurer, Miss Mary Frockens. :.5. 4
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SCOTT. COUNTY.

County President-F. ]. Leonard. Jor-
Division NO. /, Belle Platne-President,
DR.. G. r. Maloney. -.
Vice Pres.--M. +. Pendy. ,... rs. 2
!, Rec. Sec.-H. b. Conlon. ii ~. tes.
Fin Sec.---J. r. Kilduff. st:fe wv
Treasurer--Daniel Callahan
Ins. Sewn. Fitzgerald. ..-.s..
Meet first Sunday Of month.
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oiyision Kate yons.
IA M sident. Al duliis slss
18th aY s..
Reeordins secretary lie ats 4 Hall, sszs
18th av S. 3; ss&i
Financial secretary. Nellie Mc Inerney
23I3 BloominE ton av. ..sss ~
Treasurer, Mrs. M s III. Cummings, 1 .sIs
18th av s.. q
II Meets LIST ana sd Thursday evening OF
month at IA. o.. III. hall, 241S Bloomtngt ton
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STEELE COUNTY.

Co. Pres, G. j. O'Brien.
O'Brien. s#
Vice-pres., E. f.. Loushlin
Rec. sec, j. T. Clarke.
Fin. Sec, G.: G. Toher: r SO
ms. Sec, C. A. Lonergan., ~ s,v5ss.
Treas, M. J, McGrsth. t:al.
Place If meeting, Owatonna.
Division No. O., Blooming Prairie-Pres..
D. J. O'Leary.
Vice-pres., W. Leehy.
Rec. Sec, w. E. Feeney. IsE
Fin. Sec, E. O'Connor. AZ NH.
ms Sec, T. C. eastman. %
Treas, J. Flanagan. . EEt
Place Of meeting, Blooming Prairie. 4,
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MOBILES COUNTY.

Co pres, w. NJ. Finley.
Div. No. l. Ellsworth-Pres. Sd. Hol-
b Vice-pres., T.. Burk. as@
Rec. sec, FL. Ash. .s
Fin. sec, NJ. J. Murphy. ..
ms sec. j. Burk. 5 III 81
Treas, NJ. Fahey.
Meets LIST Sunday in month at 1:30 p.
m. and 4th Thursday evening at $50 In
K Of r. hall. re i 4
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NORWOOD. CARVER co.

NORWOOD. CARVER. co.
co. Pres, E. f. Burns, Norwood.
Division NO. 1-Pres.. j. !. Baylor. &.
Vice-pres., r. r. Herman. 45
Rec. sec, j. l.. Powers.
Fin. Sec, f. r. Nugent.
Z Treas, J. M. Finnegan.
ms Sec, 3. M. Nugent.
4 Time Of meeting I'd Sunday Of month.
Division No. 2, Watertown--Pres,. j. j.
Connolly. * s-a.1. t5s -..5. 60 :
vice-pres., j. Murphy. n.
Rec. sec, J.. B. Connolly
Fin. sec, p. F. Craven.
ms Sec, r. Fl. Murphy. 81
Treas, M. P. Ray.
Meet ga Sunday of month at 2 o'clock
D. m. in A. O. II. hall, Watertown.
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PIPEsToNH. COUNTY,. 4

CO. Pres.--C. E. Dougherty. With n, Il, 81
Division No. 1--Pres., p. Powers.
Vice Pres, Con cCafray.
Rec. sec.,- Edward Carroll. y 8i. rs K
Fin. sec, T.. Barrett. a'
ms. Sec, G. 3. Dougherty. 3
Treas. M. Hebron. Nh
Meets Let Sunday of month. Address.
Box lis. Pipestone City.
Division No. 2-Wood stock-Pres. F.
Gildea. ISL a II
Vice-pres., j. Hennessey. Sr. st.
Rec. Sec. y. G. O'Neil.
Fin. sec, =. Hennessey, Jr. eth
Treas, p. FL. Powers.
ms. Sec, ". Moriarity.
Meets I'd and 4th Sundays; Of month. s.
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M'LEoD COUNTY.

Co. Pres, p. McElligott.
Division No, ], Glencoe-Pres., '. w.
Holloran. sggg
,vice-pres., L. E. Giluck.
Rec Sec, r. M. Dolan.
Fin. sec, D. iLcNellins. Il
Treas, p. EAlcElligott. ID @
Meets o'clock p. m. LIST Suncay OF
month at G. A. r. hall. NJ 81
Division No. 2. Hutchinsop-Prea.,
e. Barrett.
< vice-pres., y. O'Fa1lon. ~
. Rec Sec, M. ]. Burns.
Fin. sec.,aJ. Mccormick. n !. 4 t 2sts
Treas, S. Fallon.
ms. Sec, M. j. Burns.
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nRA1NERp. CROW WING Counts

BRA1NERD. CROW WING COUNTY,.
i, County President, Vim. Barron,
Presfdent-James Cullen. ""s1 @.3
I Vice lPree. -Janes New. r4 NJ +Ys
Rec. Sec.-Daniel Dcran. 13.HY.
FIN. and ms. Sect. II. Murphy. u
Treasurer-Felix Graham. @sSa
Meet second Wednesday evening at
$50 o'clock and fourth Sunday at $50 p.
m, Of each month in Peabody and Bak-
er,s hall corner Sixth and Maple streets,
4 4 MORTON, RENv1LLE COUNTY. 81
|. County Presidant---T. p. Boylan. VI
Division No: President :; J. II. Req
gan. r y
vice Pres.-M. A. Don]on.
Rec. Sec --C.f j. Reagan.
Fin. SEED. r. Keefe. 4 a VII
Treas.-T.. M. Keefe. 4y syg
ms. Sea-. H, Keefe. as-.
Meet second Sunday Of each month ~
., m. -4gt9hHN 'sfl-i f3'N a&1#tE
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b Teasur vi
b Ins. Sec. a0nlas
Meets first and third sssl1n0a ofa Haont H.
|tn 81. ID. Murphys hal III
g. Daughters 2of Division NO. 1 III.
Presid lent Miss Mora Galiah han, Singer
office, seventh avenue West. /.
sass Vice Pres. IN. y. 1, Sullivan.
II Rec. Sec. Aiss Mae Murphy III East
AEigh 81
/ Il Treasure Afiss Maggie Harney. 4ai$$r
Fin. Sec. iss Anna Earring tor. .s5
Sentinel Miss Nellie Gala han: Ia.
5$ Sergt.-at-ar ring Hiss Marie Lydon.
/ iwAsECA, wAsECA COUNTY.
Co. Pres. u. y. lfcSNade. Waseca.
IN Pres. 4. Boucher. 81 81 S3s s5s
Vice-pras., q. Made. HIN
Rec. Sec, p. O'Keefa ri Il VI n vas
Fin. soc. y. Kelley. IS. s 45s I u .sss
a Treas, r. McI.oone. $ 5,Sa
ms sec.,s D. O,Keefe. y. 5S J.
fleets list Sunday and Sd Thursday sof
month s.s ss5 ~ S$t ~ sss u.
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swAyERLY. WRIGHT COUNTY.

Y 2WAVERLY, WKIGHT COUNTY. y.
County pres, w. Quinn.
Pres, J. Kelly.
Vfce-pres., TT Kelly. Ii @
Rec. sec, C. Nolan.
Fin. sec, w. j. Walsh. PA sg
Treas, C. O'T1ara.. Hi9 Y
ms. see. C. Fl. Cullen.
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wATONwAN COUNTY,.

g r. - WATUIN w AN 1NOUNIAs3 . u
County pres, Rev. E.. J. O'Connell.
Division No. \, Madelia, Minn.-Pres.,
T. Rooney.
Vice-pres., ]. Griffin.
Rec. sec, O. r. Mccoy. ID
Fin. SEC, A. Russell. =
Ins sec, e. Noonon.
Treas, H. Farmer. !,
Meets list Sunday Of month IN our nall
at Madelia. MINI. - "a
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F1LLMoRE COUNTY,.

( I44l1ANAOxe41 S~oANA -
Co. Pres, D. c. De vaney.
Division No. l. Preston-Pres., Thos.
Healy.
.Yice-pres., w. Mallain.
Rec. sec, j. Fallon. ~ s&
Fin. Sec, w. ]. Ryan. #
Treas, A. L. Bennett. e t
ms. sec, "A. L. Bennett.
! Division No. 2, Lanesboro-Pres'' g.
Seaman. .>i "a
Vice-pres., d. Thornton ,S n
Rec. Sec, J. Galligan. @ -
Fin. Sec, G.. Redmond.
Treas, j. Larktn.
I ms. sec, J. Galligan.
Meets alternate Saturdays Of month at
Odd Fellows hall.
Division NO. i, Daughters of Erin,
Anna Stanton.
Vice-pres., Anna Redmond, 81
Rec Sec, Alice Toomey. ssia5 -.tses+
Fin. sec, Madge Durkir. .5,,s.
Treas, Maggie Rafferty,.
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Hurley, S.. D.-.Rev. Dean Sheehan, of
this place is visiting New York and Bos-
ton. During his absence his place is
filled by Rev. Eugene Sullivan
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CARLTON COUNTY.

-'..--- JA1CIz - = ~
Co, pres, G.. Stapleton.
Division No. I, Cloauet--Pres.. M
Vice-pres., w. Kinney.
Rec. sac, G.. FL Quinn.
Fin. sec, j. Peacha.
ms Sec, J.. Ryan. ~
Treas, +. r. Brennan. - !.
Meet "a and 4th Saturdays Of month at
Knights Of Pythias hall
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H7IIIBEERNIAN RIFLES.

-H1s ~ y = 1sIzs 7-. -5EI7
captain, r.. w. Doyle, 1903 18th av S
1st 1ie,,tenaIit. F.. b. Kea ly.S aii
% lieutenant, P. j. Kinnane. s. NJ
Il Recording secretary, Robert McNama
ra. s2O6 1st st n: +,
Financial secretary. William Myers
1871 Washi,l gton ST Ne.
r Tree s,1i.er, William McGrath.
Anthony hail, cor. secondgst and Sch al
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+ NATIONAL DIRECTORS. III
Maurice r. Wiihere, Philade lphia, Pa
Edward Sweeney, Of Ohio.
]. NJ. Clark, Of Wisconsin.
James Jackson, of Philadelphia.
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+ 5.r,;v,sfon No. president, Miss Alice
7,--.rs,, al, Union st Sc. {. fss3 " +
& i iee-president. Mrs. N. u Gill, 324 Ce-
e sacretary. Mrs j.. j. Lane 1925 9Th st N
,I,reasar Miss Francis McNamee. 1927
9th st S. RI s.s5 II 4. 4
,,,,n1,t 4 at 1o1 Washing on av s.
'- Division No. esident, Mrs. A Il
1,oran ss4 University ay n E. rs. d a :.
vice.presidenr, a rs. q. J. Hayes, 1873
ON :, e aeo,dIng Secretary, Miss susie COZ
S1ii,s 1901 9Th st II p. - 4
u 'lI Tina rlciai secretary. Mrs j. Daily,
FL treasurer : l Miss ms. got Broad
way. 81 7, ~, z q. 5s'
9Th av NE. 3 y /. u. "a
Il IN, Yaefs "a and 4tl1 Thursday evenings
~ month at st. thong han So @
4. IS nivisfon No. dent, Mrs. Mary
EnfcNaiIy. 1913 lrysta Il Lake av II. .5ss
Vice praside lt & l ~. Breen, cor. SRI
ssla snaa d VI 81, Mia Norris,
MN scsrdIp scs ~ al Mss u ioy.
|IEes ~
fs
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Montgomery, Minn.-On the last Mon
day in May, DIR. James McKeon and fam
lily departed for Europe. They will Wis
it several of the principal cities in the
United States on their way East, and will
be absent for about six months. 800 s...s.
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''H217|'l'Re'W

5$sg, NATIONAL2 OFFICERS.
?. j. OF Conner, National President, sa a
5yannah, Ga. WI fa
John G. Weadock, Vice President, Bay
City, Mich. 4: VI ri $5l. ..5 Is +. =.
M. y. sIattery National Secretary. 50
South Pearl Street, Albany, N. X. "a.
II. j. Dundon, National Treasurer. I'D
North Water street. Columbus Q.
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= Faribault, Mimi Wednesday morn.
Ing. May 20, says the Pilot, Rev. Father
Eonroy performed the marriage ceremo-
ny OF Miss Katie L. McMahon. of this
T city, and Patrick 1T. Kenehan, ofsWase-
ca. Miss Belle McMahon, sister of the
bride, was brides maid !, and James McMa-
hon. brother Of the bride, was best man.
The ushers for the occasion were Messrs
SThos. Dnnahoe, Ell. Healey, Jr.,s a. Shea
and Jas. Sheridan. a reception and
wedding dinner were given at the resi-
j dence of the bride on West Third street,
ARt which a large gathering of relatives
and intimate friends were present.
As ribault, Mimi ridget, the be-
loved wife Of James Coogans died sat her
n home on West First street yesterday
Il morning of paralysis, aged s655 years, says
the nilot OF May 80. IS She was a native
s0f re1and but S came ito America
Y hen lS years Of She married Nj.
Coogan at Dubqqute q, and 40 years
ey moved 40 and pill
Il chased farm I,afs
E . 4 lfl|
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-14
For Sale by A. DRESS.
No Repors of it in Cuba.

New YORK, March IA spec
lal to the World from Havana
signed by the editor of La Luchau
says: No official report Of the al
legged firing upon ship flying the
American flag by a Spanish wal
vessel has been made here. 1t is
thought that since the Cuban court
is being watched by Spanish navaI
vessels one of them fired on a sus
picious vessel which did not obey
it's signals to stop.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-14
Arrested the Bogus Corners.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March H.
Four members OF the gang which
has been flooding this vicinity with
spurious coin and sending it
throughout the country, were ar
rested in a saloon here at | 80
o'clock this morning, with a lot of
the stuff in their possession. The
men are: John Noble, John Wolf,
Andrew holland and John Lowe.
Their capture is most important,
breaking up, as it does, one Of the
most dangerous gangs in the cOun-
try.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-14

The City Council must see that
this sewer contract is not left to ex-
ecute itself. Rigid inspection of
material and work Is demanded as
necessary condition of satisfac-
tory sewers.
That cattlemen's convention at
Fort Worth is big thing for the
Fort and for the cattlemen. They
will be cared for to the height OF
that plucky city's ambition.
Reports of treaties between Chi
ma and Japan are sandwiched be-
tween the reports OF the capture OF
Chinese strongholds with unvary-
ing regularity.
Arkansas Pass has still hopes of
raising that bonus. The day of
probation is soon to end and what
is to be done in that direction is to
be done quickly. April will soon
be here.
The sheep men of this state are
putting all the fat muttons on the
market that they can find any sale
for. The free wool tariff will make
mutton as plentiful as stones in the
streets Of Jerusalem.
There is no show for the redis-
tricting slate, as made up to date,
to 60 through without being
smashed.
That Bexar county must have
two District courts in order to clear
her dockets and keep abreast Of
court business is as plain as the
nose on the face of an ancient and
honorable Roman.
That new party that was to go
into busln oss on the l6 to l plan
has selected its leaders and the
ground of it's inevitable defeat. Be-
yOnd this it does not appear to
have accomplished anything.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-14

The legtSttssttpF99 81 ! 1TIsss0uH prom
is .S - fipp gil its work and adjourn
by 1.-THE close I or next fNeal2I s "A
promise ofIthe 'atijournmen efthe
Tekasn1agRqktdte sisn given for@} the
28 sa b 8fft I 5ff8Bei$3t4 4 4fS !
emf now the legislature is going to
finishn business i'm I'll me a. La. any
eventthe state will not kick When
ths4iouF of,fnal dissolution comes.
-QIm lt=.s44l4- -l4=L4- 4A-AI8 INV III
There is nothing in sight Of d
taargtiHeL character in this matter
of state redistricting. .a9tuntm II
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-14
nTHURSDAN, MARCH II, 1S9;

80 There, does not appear to be any
special desire on the part Of the
mayor OF New Orleans to save, the
lives Of the colored men who are
employed, on the wharves and in
the ships. At this distance~it looks
very much as though the Mayor
and police were in the conspiracy
with the white mob to clean out
all Negro labor and drive it from
the levee. This may be a mistaken
Judgment, but the interview with
the Mayor wired to the press GER
tainly>would convey that impress.
sion. This much is certainty,
there was no effort on the part Of
tue police to prevent the murder
Of helpless men, who were shot
down at work without any warn.
ing, the police failing either to
Keep back the mob or prepare the
laborers for flight. Not blow was
struck by the police, not a note of
warning sounded. Such a condi-
ton Of affairs is not at all credit
able. to the authorities of a great
commercial city. ..... ....4l
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-14
Gone to Give Battle.

New YORK, March IA special
to the World from Kingston
Jamaica says: General Hypolite,
president of the Republic of Hayti,
has led his whole army out of the
capital in order to fight the rebels
in the open country. He was
afraid that if he remained with his
troops in the city Of Port Au
Prince the insurgents might sur
round him and shut him in.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-14

All things that relate to the mon
etary conference.-the in a state of
chaos. Nothing definite has yet
been determined as to the holding
OF it, nor even whether one will be
held at all. The United States are
ready to take hand in it il the con-
ference is called, her representatives
are appointed and she only waits
the invitation which is expected to
issue from the German govern
ment. This is certain, the temper
OF Germany and France has
changed and is more favorable to
bimetalism than it was when the
conference was called at Brussels
three years ago. Beyond this all is
unknown.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-14
CHIN-JAP TREATY.

Japan is not settling matters
with China without getting recon-.
| p 3nsed for her outlay in men and
money. Her occupation OF the
forts that virtually command the
| entrance to Pekin for a number of
years and her possession of For
mosa, to say nothing Of her greater
hold on Corea and the payment of
$25O,00O,00O indemnity will very
we'll repay the japanese people for
all their outlay n the present con-
test with China. In addition to this
they have secured recognition as a
civilized power and will have the
benefit of her own consular regu-
lations in China, while China as a
barbarous country will have no
such claim on Japan. Formosa it.
self will be nice possession. The
western coast Of that island is very
fertile and there are some excellent
ports there. Commodore Perry, of
the United States navy, reported
upon the disturbances of estab-
fishing commerce there over forty
year ago, and the Island now has a
population Of nearly three million
souls. AS this Island is only about
ninety miles from the main
land of China and down the
coast abreast Of the heart
of that country, its possession
is a matter Of great impor-
lance to Japan. With hor hold on
Corea and the occupation of For
mosa and the control Of the port
OF Wai-Hai-Hai Japan virtually
controls the coast of her great
incompetent rival. Her admission
into the family OF civilized nations,
as consummated in her recent
treaties, gives her hold upon the
East that nothing save her own
can Wrest from her. The
recent strides that she has made,
in the late war and in her diploma
tic arrangements with this coun-
try, do not argue any likelihood Of
impotency or unwisdom in the fu-
ture. Her soldiers and sailors and
and internal officers are
educated and trained in the best
schools Of America and the Euro
pean continent, and the little
Island Kingdom is faced to play as
part in the commerce
and empire Of that far East as the
British Islands did two centuries
ago in the commerce and empire
OF the great West. Japan has been
preparing for her opportunity with
rare intelligence, and now that her
opportunity has come it is en-
braced with unfaltering courage
and such sense of personal fitness
as leaves no room for fear of
failure.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-14

The Bowser bill is once more
through the state Senate, this time
to stick. Its friends have been
loyal and earnest and aggressive
and for their good work the intelli-
gence Of the state will give them
their just need of praise. The
bill is once more in the hands of
the House. 1t is to be hoped that
the friends that it found in the
House committee room will stand
by it this time as before. 1t will
require good, loyal, earnest work in
the House, when put upon its
passage, but it has warm support
ers on the floor of that chamber
and the prospects Of its becoming
law are favorable.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-14

Culberson is not on as good terms
with the state legislature as his
predecessors have generally been.
This is a condition of affairs that is
not an unmiXed evil. Out of their
differences there will come a more
careful scrutiny Of legislative acts
and the result will be beneficial.