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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN. Justice's Court of the District OF CO.
lumbia. before Lewis /. O'Neal, J. p.
Edward Garfield vs.. Charles P. Garfield:
No. 17,SQ5. A SUMMONS In due form hav
Ing been issued out of this court to a lawful
constable of this District, for the said
defendant. and the-ssaDie having been by
said consfa BILE returned mot to be found"
1t is hereby ordered that said defendant
cause his appearance to be entered herein
on or before the first Tuesday in January.
1896, otherwise the cause will be pro-
ceeded with as In case of default.
LEWIS ]. O'EEAL
Justice Of the Peace.
JOHN j. HAMILTON.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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NO. ssAl. DOC. 1e-Iu the su-

NO. 6SAl. DOC. 10-In the su-
,preme Court or the District Of Columb bia,
business, December IL, 1895. In the
case of Henry F. Woodard and Andrew A.
Lipscomb, administrators OF the estate of
James Lavigne, deceased. the administra-
tors aforesaid have. with the approval of
the court, appointed FRIDAY, the 10Th
day of January, A. D., 1895, at 10 O'Clock
a. m. for making payment and distribution
under the courts direction and control;
when and where all creditors and persons
entitled 10 distrIbutive shares (or legacies)
or 4 residue, are hereby notified to attend
IN person or by agent or attorney duly au-
thorized, with their claims against the es-
tate properly youched; other wise the ad-
ministrators viii take the benefit OF the
law against them: Provided a copy OF this
order be published once a week for three
weeks iu the washington Law Reporter"
and Washington Times, previous to the
said day.
Test: ]. NOTA McGILL,
Register of Wills for the District OF Columbia
de13, 20, ,27-3t
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Real Estate Transfers.

Jerome Anderson ct ux. to John A.
sSS Ss safas
F. Baldwin to Michael T. O'Leary. part
original lot 2. SQUARE 103. SO. subject to
trust. 81. 800. Francis W. Baker. James
]. Larnpton> and James 8. McIlhenny to
Philip II. ChristInan, lot 33. in Baker ct al.
sub. block 32, Columbia Heights. 81 900.
subject to trust. So. 900. Michael ]. Col
bert. Joseph j. Darlington and W. Mosbv
Williams. trustees. to Elizabeth Elein; part
original lot 8. square 296. 2.23O. Susan
v. Davidson ct al. heirs OF DeloZier David
son. to Mary O. Seltzer. parts of lots 43.
465, $4,000. William E. Edmonston and
John B. Larner. trustees, to John 7. Winter.
part original lot 3, square 426. S7.4OO.
Carl Eschinger to Julius Wall and wife.
Washington Brick Machine Coinpany's sub.
Trinidad, SlO subject to trust. Albert B.
Hines. ct uX. TO ]. A. Chase and Catherine
a: Chase part , lot 22; square 20 are q SuH: M1:
son. lot 49,. square $50. in Byrnes' sub,
So Henry c. Longnecker ct ux: to VIII
liam l. Woodard, lot 10. in block A. Long
necker's addition to Congress Heights. $3.50.
Christian G. Lederer and Henry Bergmann,
trustees. to John 8. Maier and Eva r.
Maier. lots IL and L. block 4. Twining
City, S2,925. James b McCaffrsy to Lee :,
county. SO. James L. McLane ct ux: to
Clinton and Jennie W. Cushing. parts lots
and '.G." square S5. in Drury ct al. sub.
n. Long. lot 80. in Lees sub. block 8. in
Washingt ton Brick Machine Company's sub.
Trinidad. $40. subject TO trust: 81 500.
William II. SAMPSON ct TX: to Bridget NC,
lot II, square 12. SO. subject to trust.
Samuel T. Smith to Albert b. Hines. lot IA.
square sos. in Barr ct al. sub. SlO. subject
to trust, $4,000.
sSI.25 to Baltimore and Return via
Pennsylvania Railroad.
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LOST.

LOST-OD D ST.. bet 9th and 10th SITS.
nw., $19. Liberal reward il returned
to 321 1-2 st. sw. 1t
LOST-From 41S 9Th st. NV. fox ter
rier, white, with black spot on tail and
over ears and left eye: reward If returned
to above address. TERRIER. this office.
de2O-2t
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Features From
The Evening Times

II You miss any new $ in the morning
edition. look over the list below What
you're looking for was printed twelve
hours before in the evening edition.
Take both editions and you'll miss
nothing.
WAS A MULTI-MURDERER-
Hayward Murdered Three Before Meet
ing His Last Victim.
STEAMER SPREE AGROUND
Went Ashore ON the Isle OF Wight Coast
Passengers Safe.
CUSHING HAS ARRIVED
Torpedo Boat Makes a Successful Trip
from Brooklyn.
Venezuelan Commission Bill VIII Not
Be Pushed Through.
LAMBERT HANGED AT LAST
His Lawyers Managed to Cheat the Gal
lows for Two Years.
WILL PLACIDLY PROCEED
British Papers Say Salisbury Won't
Mind Cleveland.
FORTY MEN MAY BE KILLED
Coal Mine.
CHARGED 1T TO BAYARD-
Incited the Adverse Report on the
Nicaragua Canal.
CONGRESS HAS IT.
Armenian Correspondence Sent by the
EXPLOSION IN A MANHoLE-
Sewer Department Foreman Robinson
Blown Half out OF the Sewer.
DISTRICT IN CONGRESS-
Bill Regulating the Use OF the Public
CHEAPER GAS MEASURE
Commissioners Are Having New Bill
Put in Shape.
GENERAL SPORTING CHAT
Cherry Diamond VIII Attempt to Purify
Amateur Sports.
SECOND EXTENSION CASE
Opening of the Ingleside Subdivision
Proceedings.
AMONG THE UNIVERSITIES
Ordination of Five Students at the Catho-
b. lie University.
OLIVER CROMwELL'S HEAD
The Real Skull OF England's Famous Lord
Protector Has Been Found.
ROMANCE IN. REAL LIFE
and a Bright Young Woman.
WRITE. THE. CHRIST CHILD
Letters from Little Ones to q Well
known Christmas Society.
TELLS OF CUBA'S WRONGS
One of the Patriots Is Now in Washing
ton.
MAGNITUDE OF THE WORK
Increase in the Public Printing Super
vised by Mr.. Benedict.
PARTNERSHIP IS DEFINED
Meaning of the offensive Variety Under
Civil Service Rule.
HANDLING XMAS GIFTS
Hustling. Busting Days in Post and Ex-
press offices.
BRAXTON WAS ON A TEAR
His Confession Did Not Work Up the
Judges sympathy.
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nent: also to inform the Senate whether all
the America n -consuls in the Turkish en-
pire are at their posts of duty, and If not to
state any circumstances which have inter.
fered with the Performance Of the duties
Of such consuIs,' I transmit herewith
report from the Secretary of State.
GROVER CLEVELAND.
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Vernon Seminary

CORNER NJ AND ELEVEN TH STREETS.
WASHINGTON. D. @.
SELECT RESIDENCE AND DAY
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
AND LITTLE GIRLS
Twenty-f first year opens TUESDAY, Oc.
tober first. Large and attractive build
ings, thoroughly equipped with every re-
Quisite Of o refined home and progree
sINe school.
= Applications for admission of pupils ta
the day school may be made after Septembel
fifrcnth. betw cen the hours Of ten and one
O'Clock each morning.
MRS ELIzABETH J. sQMERs.
ee27-3mo. Principal
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RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD,
RAILROADS.
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND
STREETS.

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND
sTREETs.
1850 slie0s a.. II. f'ff@S FERSsYLtASfa sgs LIN
Ing, and obsefvatiOn Cars, Hai is burg
IoSis e. Gslcase Gsie1eiand and Toiedo suffss
1870 fs;sSG "A A, :? x: FAST E4purl,nau
ior aud Dining Cars. Harrisburg to
s.4oP. M. CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS
10 Harrisburg. Sleeping and Dining Cars
Harrisburg e St Louis. Cincinnati. Louis
vile; aud ShieagFo; WgFosTERS rxpprss
Pullman Sleeping Car to Chicago, and
Harrisburg to Cleveland Dining Car to
,I0 p. M. SOUTHWESTERN Ex-
PkEsS-PuIllnan Sleeping and Dining
Cars TO st, Louis. aud Sleeping Car
10.4O r. M. Pacific ExPREss.-
Pullman sleeping Car to Pittsburg.
7.SO A. M: for Kane. CananGaIgua
Rochester, aud Niagara Falls daily. ex.
1O,3o A. M. for Enn,ra and Renova,
daily. except Sunday. For Wiiliamspors
aaliS GP. IN %. p for williamspors, Rochester.
Bnffaio, aud Niagara Fails daily, ex.
cept Saturday, with Sleeping Car WASH
ington to Suspension Bridge. via Buf
1O.4o p. M. for Erie, Canandalgua,
Rochester. Buffalo, aud Niagara Falls
daily. Sleeping Car Washington to Ell
For Philadelphia, New York, and the
fHnb ffEb daiiy. ny ali Parlor Cas-, With Din Din
ing Car from Bai5im9reio ~ IN ReEnar dn h n6 10S
NAM; minsstanS anS a. M, c 45. Is, 4.so, e.4o
1000. and 80 2. n; On Sunday, 7;05
Dining caT}} W,}}mi5s'sn, diS9s 200 II ieo Dining
fhiiadeipGia only. Fast Express I 80 a.
2oi and $40 p. m; daily: For Boston
without change. 80 a. m. weekdays
rs4 ana saitimoPe. snS P 9 sss saa4S 6u 90 go co.
1s:YS. =; ;zS; Of s;tSs 8, 20 90 La: r.:
aSeS' on Sunday hs o5. 1a s.So. sos. % 90 g.
100 9, M, 1915. LIS. 2.6I s;i5,s. %
iS' 49c 1ooo h19ttea @ paD eo1 on $40.
p: N: daily, except Sunday: ,,.s-.-.-.
days So zoo o. a uny m and eAfsR5 sq p % Sun
Atlantic mand GSass Lns as nSPTss TE1s Ess RIes
a,aHa % s4s P aaiy .iIa EIlehRGaS RisSmsnaa s1a
only lSsI a m Fnr GSeekdass Saa aila
Fss! s4s. Alftsai1 iS5a. giso1 ms 1888, s5, s4S s4S
$40, 4.25; 500, 5.sI: Ssle. 500. 1910.
S.45 a. t.. 2.45. els. SOP. and I0.I6
LeRsys "a Alexandra for Mashing,cn, SOS.
100. 2.15, 800, 3:23, 500. $50, 6.lS,
100; 7;20; 30 1852 and y ! Ls9ap ap--@.
2.i5. $50. TOO. 7-20. s.10. and l0.53
Ticket offices. corner Fifteenth and q
streets, where orders can be left for the
checking OF baggage 10 destination from
hotels and residences.
8. II. PREVOST. J. r. WOOD,
Cen. Manager. Gen. Passenger a geue
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-Six-room brick. 10th St
NV; a. M. l.; side and rear alley; brick
stable; only $4,000; this Ia a bargain.
dat
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- II You miss anv news in the morning
edition. look over the list below What
you're looking for was printed twelve
hours before in the evening edition.
Take both editions and you'll miss
nothing.
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WAS A MULTI-MURDERER-
Hayward Murdered Three Before Meet
ing His Last Victim.
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,SI.25 to Baltimore and Return via
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad.
Tickets sold Saturday and Sunday, De-
cenlber 81 and %, valid returning until
Monday, the Esd Good on any train.
Gec1 S-6t
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CUSHING HAS ARRIVED
Torpedo Boat Makes a Successful Trip
from Brooklyn.
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STEAMER SPREE AGROUND
Went Ashore on the Isle OF Wight Coast
Passengers Safe.
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SENATE NOT IN A HURRY
Venezuelan Commission Bill VIII Not
Be Pushed Through.
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FOR SALE-New Groom brick "a III. l. !;
convenient to cable cars and herdics;
price, $500; only S100 cash: balance
$50 per month. EASTERDAY & HALDE-
MAN, GIT 14th st de1S-2t-em
FOR SALE-S3. .65o-A decided snap
New 1O-room and bath brick house; lot
17X10O; in ne., convenient to Government
Printing Office, cable and herdics. can
borrow So 300 on place. easy terms. OP-
PORTUNITY, this office del S-2t-em
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LAMBERT HANGED AT LAST
His Lawyers Managed to Cheat the Gal
lows for T wo Years.
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ELEG ANT table board at el6 II st.
NV; $3.50 per week del 9-6t,e
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PERSONAL.

DT A MONDS are always admired. es-
pecially by the fair sex. nothing makes
so pretty a gift for Christmas. One dollar
a week will buy stones OF pure water in
any kind OF setting. GEORGE ID .HORNING.
Room g. Central Building.
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WILL PLACIDLY PROCEED
British Papers Say Salisbury Won't
Mind Cleveland.
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CONGRESS HAS IT.
Armenian Correspondence Sent by the
President.
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FORTY MEN MAY BE KILLED
Explosion of Gas In North Carolina
Coal Mine.
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EXPLOSION IN A MANHOLE-
Sewer Department Foreman Robinson
Blown Half out of the Sewer.
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CHARGED IT TO BAYARD-
Incited the Adverse Report on the
Nicaragua Canal.
The morning times., 1895-12-20

CHEAPER GAS MEASURE
Commissioners Are Having New Bill
Put in Shape.
The morning times., 1895-12-20

DISTRICT IN CONGRESS-
Bill Regulating the Use Of the Public
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-28
STORM CREATES HAVOC.
Scores of Buildings Receive Damage
In Pennsylvania

Scores of Buildings Receive Damage
in Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. 27-The
wind storm which passed over this por-
ton OF the country last night continued
for only about ten minutes, but it
wrought much damage while it lasted.
In this city the wind reached a velocity
OF sixty miles an hour, and houses were
unroofed, trees uprooted and electric
wires prostrated. Reports of a similar
character come from various cities and
towns in this state and New Jersey In
Philadelphia the most serious accident
occurred at the Mariners church. on the
river front, where Christmas celebra-
t1on was In progress. The chimney of
tall building adjoining was blown
over on the roof Of the church. The
bricks crushed through the roof, caus-
Ing panic among those present. Wom-
en- tainted and were trampled under
the feet Of the terrified crowd, but no
body was seriously hurt.
In and around Chester, Pa, fully 100
buildings were unroofed. At Lebanon,
Pa, the wind tore the roof from the
three-story building of the Lebanon
Match company, blew down one wall,
and then the wreck caught fire and was
completely destroyed. Loss, $4,000.
The schooners G. F. Burke and Emma
G. Middleton went ashore in Delaware
river last night and their cargoes will
have to be lightered. Incoming vessels
all report severe experiences.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-28
sCHwErNFURTH WAS THERE.
Delivered the Funeral Sermon Owe
the Body of u Disciple.

Delivered the Funeral Sermon Over
the Body of Il Disciple.
ST. CHARLES, Mimi, Dec. 27.-Rev.
H. L. Craven, a we'll known clergyman
and longtime resident Of st. Charles,
who died Christmas day after an illness
of several weeks, was buried today.
Schweinfurth, the Rockford messiah,
preached the funeral sermon. Mr.. Cra-
ven was formerly Presbyterian min
lister, in charge of the churches of that
denomination at Fremont and ST.
Charles, but on the appearance Of Mr..
Beekman at ST. Charles as a new re-
ligfous light, he became a convert to
her doctrine and has since then sus-
tained ministerial relations to the new
faith. -
About week ago he underwent
surgical operation, which failed to bri 1 !,
relief, and, as last resort, Schwein-
furth, the head of the famous Rockford
Heaven" was summoned to the sick
mans bedside in the hope that he might,
through the exercise of faith, effect
cure to his follower and disciple. His
powers proved Intellectual and Mr.. Cra-
ven died on Christmas morning, leav-
ing a wife and two children-a son and
daughter. There is a considerable COM
munity Of Beekmanites in and about
st. Charles, by whom, as well as by his
neighbors generally, the deceased cler-
gyman was held in much esteem for his
amiable disposition and other good
qualities
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-28

out the country. Allison Is not to be
regarded at present so much as a can
didate as he Is a factor. He Is, of
course, strong in his own section, and
may become a candidate before the con-
vention assemblies, but at the present
time 1 regard him as a factor only.
Morton is strong In his section, but I
do not regard him as candidate. He
Is sectionally strong and that is all. He
Is a man whom we all respect highly,
but l do not regard him as candidate.
OF Harrison, know no more than / see
in the papers, but do not believe he is
candidate-that is, not an aggressive
candidate. He would engage in no
scramble for the office, nor do anything
that would not be in strict conformity
with the dignity of his position. All of
them are receptive candidates, Of
course, as any man would be; but, as
said, at the present time the only ag-
gressive candidates are Mckinley and
Reed"
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-28
HIS LORDSHIP REPEATS TO THE
INVESTIGATORS HIS CHARGES
OF UNFAIRNESS.
KEEPING REPORTERS OUT.
TO DIVULGE WHAT TRANS
PRED.
THE AGONY WILL SOON BE OVER
investigation Likely to BE Con-
cluded TOday-A Long Wait
for the Report.

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-The special
committee appointed to hear testimony
on the charges preferred by Lord Dun
raven that Defender did not sail against
Valkyrie in her measured water line
met today in secret session at the New
York Yacht club. The members of the
special committee-E. J. Phelps, G. l..
Rives, w. c. Whitney, Capt. Mahan, U.
S. A, and J. Pierpont Morgan-arrived
at the club early. Lord Dunraven
reached the rooms a few minutes after
10 o'clock.
Chairman Morgan called the special
committee to order. They sat at a table
in the clubs model com. At Mr.. Nor
gan's right and left sat Messrs. Phelps,
Whitney, Rives and Capt. Mahan.
Near Mr. Morgan sat Joseph e. Choate,
attorney for Mr.. Iselin. Lord Dunra-
ven and his solicitor had table to
themselves, and IN the hall of the club
stood Capts. Haff and Terry and
group of the sailing crew Of Defender,
who arrived from Deer Island today.
Mr.. Asquith, solicitor for the owner Of
Val6yrie Ill, as soon as the commit
tee organized, made the opening state
ment, setting forth Lord Dunraven's
case. This occupied the greater por
tlon OF the morning session, tne pal-
ance of the time before the special COM
mittee adjourned for recess being ta-
ken up with the presentation of the
numerous aff1davits that Lord Dunra-
ven brought with him in support of
his charges.
The hearing was resumed at o'clock in the
afternoon. At o'clock another adjournment
was taken until 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
1t was almost impossible to get any tan
gible idea of what was going on inside the
model room, but the persistent reporters, who
were forced to remain on the outside, ascer-
tained that Lord Dunraven was on the stand
during the afternoon, and that his friend
Arthur Glennie was also subjected to few
questions by Mr.. Choate. A. M. Fiske.
member of the Americas cup committee, de-
clined to answer any questions at the con-
clusion Of the hearing today, but finally
made the statement that the investigation
would probably be finished by to morrow
night. 1t Is generally admitted that no re-
port of the proceedings will be made public
until conclusion is reached in the trial and
decision rendered. Naturally 1t will be some
time before the final report Of the committee
on the merits Of the case can be made.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-28
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Continued From First Page.

stitution was awarded to this city on
points of merit, from it's pleasant sur
roundings and beautiful location. Why
Hopper changed from Hastings to Ano-
ka is strange and something our people
cannot imagine. 1t is hard to conceive
a more aggravated case Of wrongdo-.
ing, and the Hastings people will meet
the matter with keen and resolute re-
sentiment. But it is not yet to be be
lieved that a majority Of the people Of
this state, after Hastings has been
awarded the location, will stand idly
by and see our city robbed of her meri-
torious prize Hastings has always
been hospitable and is filled with hos
pitable people, but when it comes to
relieving her Of an institution awarded
on point Of merit, this city having the
best site offered to the state, the people
here declare it an atrocious action, and
will fight the matter to the bitter end,
in the courts, if necessary. ,
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-28
GETS GRANTS IN NICARAGUA.
South DakOtans Interested in a Big
Concessions.

South DaIkOtans Interested in q Big
Concessions.
SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Dec. 27.-Ex-
Sheriff John Sundbank left yesterday
for Gutenberg, Sweden, taking with him
the balance due on the steamer pur-
chased by John Lasche, of this city, for
the use of the South Dakota and Cen
trail American Trading and Mining COM
pany. The vessel purchased cost about
$4,000, and Is now in the possession of
Mr.. Lasche, who is at Stockholm, and
who has just returned from a two
weeks cruise with it,
There are six Sioux Falls men In this
company, which has secured a grant of
62,500 acres of land from the Nicaraguan
government, one Of the conditions Of
the grant being that the company shall
run a mail and freight steamer between
points on the great river 210 miles dis
tant. Mr.. LaSche will take the vessel
to Nicaragua as soon as Mr.. Sundbank
arrives with the last payment, and will
reach that country about the 18th OF
February.
The company will at once plant ban
anas and coffee plants and in a few
years expect to make every one of the
stockholders a nabob with money to
burn. The total investments Of the COM
pany in Nicaragua, before the returns
begin to come in, will reach several
hundred thousand dollars.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-28
IN A SECRET LEAGUE.
Latin-American Republics Prepar-
ing for War.

Latin-American Republics Prepar-
ing for War.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-A special to
the World from Caracas, Venezuela
says all the Latin-American republics
are In secret league, and will join
Venezuela, it is expected, in case of
war against England Colombia has
responded to Venezuela's request, it is
whispered, by promising to contribute
$4,000 troops and agreeing to give the
British minister his passports unless
England consents to submit the Gui-
ana question to arbitration. Brazil is
to send 100000 men, armed and equip
ped. Mexico Is counted upon to aid
with a fleet. BY calling out her militia
Venezuela can place 250,OOO men in the
field. JOS Rappel Ricart, president of
the Yaracuy company, an American
organization. has been placed in charge
of the defense of the northwest coast
A great commotion has been caused
by a rumor that the British minister to
Colombia has been attacked by the pop
ulace in Bogota; that England has de-
manded 100000 indemnity therefor,
and that Great Britain will hold the
Colombian custom house until the
amount is paid.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-28

ance. The sessions are characterized
by splendidly prepared papers and an
imated general discussions Of modern
methods and principles. Late this aft
ernoon Vermillion was selected as the
place of the next meeting, receiving S9
votes, to 81 for Yankton, 2S for Water
town and for Deadwood. County Su-
perintendent w. w. Girton, Of Howard,
was elected president; Miss Jennie Ru-
do1ph, Of Canton, recording secretary;
Prof G. M. Young, of Vermillion, corre-
spending secretary, and Miss Jennie Q.
West, of Mitchell, treasurer. w. IL.
Dempsey, of Madison, was chosen a
member of the reading circle board.
The department of high school and col
leges elected Prof. French, Of Pierre,
president, and A. H.. Avery, Of Woon-
socket, secretary. Other departments
will choose officers tomorrow. The lead
ing hotels are filled to overfiowing, and
many private residences have been
opened to the visitors. Adjournment
will be taken tomorrow night.