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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-16
Made State Surveyor.

Special to the Globe.
REDFIELD, S. D., March 15.-Byron
E. Lovejoy, Of this city, has just been
appointed state surveyor by Gov.
Sheldon. Lovejoy is not identified po-
litically here, but the appointment
comes to him upon his merits. This
will be the only appointment Sphinx
county will get from headquarters,
and Lovejoy feels highly honored,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-16
POPE SEALS HIS DOOM.
kOlazevsi<i, the Cleveland Re
voting Priest, EXcOmmuni-

CLEVELAND, O., March 15.-Rev.
A. f. Kolazewski, the Polish Catholic
priest, has been denounced by Rome,
and the action of Bishop HorsJmann
in communicating him Endorsed.
The official documents bearing the sig
nature of the pope communicating
KolaZewski are now in the hands of
Bishop Horstmann. The matter has
been in the hands of the Roman court
for some months past. Both sides
have presented their arguments and
KolaZewski was declared guilty. lie
is now outside the ban OF the Roman
Catholic church and cannot be rein
stated except by the pope personally.
Rev. KolaZewski is at present pastor
of an Independent Polish Catholic
church, organized by himself after his
suspension by Bishop Horstmann.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-16
DESTROYED BY FIRE.
j. t. Wilson Loses His House ana
Contents,

The residence of J. T. Wilson, so2
Blair street, was wholly destroyed by
fire last night. When Wilson reached
his home early in the evening the
house was on fire, but fortunately the
rest of the family were absent The
fire Is supposed to have been caused
by an overheated stove. Wilson's loss
will not exceed $1,000.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-16
JAPAN'S PEACE ENJOYS.
They Go to ShimOnOxeki, Where
Treaty VIII Be Signed.

YOKOHAMA, March 15-Oficial adj
mlnistrative offices have been founded
at Kaiping, Foo-Chow and Peitzwo.
Count Ito president of the japanese
council of ministers, and Viscount
Mutsu, the foreign minister, have gone
to Shimonozeh to meet the Chinese
peace ENJOYS. The prizes taken by the
Japanese at Wing Kao, the port of
New-Chwang, include a gunboat, two
steamers, hundred junks and large
supplies of munitions.
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Will Cut Them in Two.

BISMARCK, n. D., March 15.-The
governor is still struggling with the ap-
preparations, and will surely cut them
fully one-hGlf. No public institution
will wholly escape. The normal schools
and university will suffer most of all.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-16
Mrs. Terry Dead,

Special to the Globe.
SLAYTON, Mimi, March 14.-Mrs.
Alfred Terry died today, aged fifty
nine.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-16

Bashford's bank examiners bill, and
he had it made the special order for
Tuesday
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-16
IMPORTANT PAPERS.

AS the case proceeds some important
papers are being put in evidence, and
these are placed in the custody of
Chief Clerk Bowling, of the house, to
be locked in his safe
Judging from the number of wit
nesses yet to be heard, and the amount
OF evidence that must be transcribed
when all the testimony is in, the state
senate will not be able to begin the
trial of Judge Ives-if impeachment
proceedings are decided on-before the
end Of the regular session, so that this
case will, in all probability, drag along
into the summer
When the respondents witnesses are
heard, the possibility of an impeach-
ment trial may, of course, vanish: but
the grim silence of the committeeman
will indicate to any one who knows
them that the evidence already in is Of
very serious character.
POLITICS IN IT.
Still the committee is being made to
realize that Judge Ives is very solidly
supported by the people of his district;
and they are also beginning to suspect
that there may be just taste of poll
tics in the case. 1t is remembered that
there were three factions in the con-
vention which nominated Ives. MANY
of the delegates desired to indorse the
Republican candidate, with the idea
of advancing the non-partisan Judi
ciary idea. This faction were beaten to
standstill, and in consequence were
exceedingly sore. Then they turned
in and helped to nominate Ives, in the
belief that he would be the weakest
man and the easiest for the Republican
to beat. Subsequent events proved
their judgment at fault, for he could
not be beaten. Friends of the Judge
allege that ever since there has been
a systematic endeavor to hamper him
in his duties and to discredit his work
as judge. Being a natural fighter.
Ives has not evinced any disposition to
conciliate his enemies, and it is safe
to say that no possible ground for i'm
parchment has been left uncovered in
the prosecutions case,
Two witnesses were heard after Clerk
Of Court Wig was excused yesterday
afternoon, and two or three more in
the evening. This makes about half
the number to be heard, so far as sub
poenas have been issued. On account
of Speaker Van SAINTS absence no sub
poenas for other witnesses can issue
before Monday.
The GLOBE learned yesterday that
two additional affidavits against Judge
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-16
EXTRADITIXG TAYLOR,
Mexican Officials VIII Be Dealt
with Direct.

WASHINGTON, March 15.-The Mex
lean legation here has not been COM
municated with concerning the extra
dition of Taylor the defaulting state
treasurer of South Dakota, who has
been apprehended at Vera Cruz, Mex
leo, and it is said by legation officials
that the application would be made di-
rectly to Mexico, though the United
States consulate officers there.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-16

MADRID, March 15.-The follow
ing cablegram has been received
New-York tribune., 1895-08-13
THE SyTTATION AT ISHPENING.

Ishpeming Mich Aug. u (SpeciaD-There are ru-
n,ors aHoat pointing to possible developments OF IN
teres, IN the strike here The men deny the rumor
that they vii. march In a body tomorrow morning
to the separate mines and learn what propositions
the companies have to make. Statements of the
scsle offered By the various companies should the
mon wish to seek individual employment. have been
left n, the mines. II Is said that the agents Will no
Longer treat with the men through the union. II Is
"a rumored that or two companies OF militia
- On their way here ostensibly 10 attend a circus
ho.lnr ~ here this coming week. The miners how
ever regard this as Indicative OF probable attempt
,d,srs and are talking good deal about lighting.
The Four men most prominent In the expulsion oi
ths Detroit reporter from Ishpemlng were arrested
to-day on the charge OF assault taken 10 Marquette
And bound over 20 appear At the next session VI
New-York tribune., 1895-08-13

4 SAILING YACHT SIGHTED OFF CAPE
RACE.

e,.,,r, r,,,r. ,r :, THE DrNRAvEN BOAr-NOT
EXPECTED HERE BEFORE SATURDAY.
4 aisnatch received last night from St JOINS
y T. savs = sailing Yacht supposed to be the
new racer the Valhyr!e III. passed Cape Race
on Sunday evening. bound west. The Vaihyrie
III left Gourock Scotland, on July r. ana IL VIII
take her at least six days. with fair "ea'nei' ~
make the run from Cape Race to Sahdy iio'"
She Is not likely TO reach here oeiore 'hs ever"
,,o oe Aue,,st II AT the earliest il was said IL
takes steamers from three TO four DAYS " MANI
the run The Valkyrie III, therefore, II tn's c''-
cu,o,,on no true Will not equal the time maze
by the vigilant on her trip from the o'her sue
,ast snrino on that occasion the Vigilant COW
cred the distance from the IAzaro 10 oa"''S
ttoop . 90. knots IN Il days 19 hours and 10
minutes. which was an average OF 10y knots
day
THE yalkvrie III dropped her tug OH Main
Head on the north coast Of Ireland, on the ihor"-
ing of Julv %. a moderate northwest winc dow
Ing at the time.
The distance from Malin Head TO SANDY HOOK
ovor the course followed by steamers IS z'"o
knots the Vigilant covered sixty KNOTS more
tban tho steamer course and. allowing the val
k,,re III about fifty knots for variation OF roulc
the length Of her course VIII De z'sov hho.s - , IN
Malin Head to Sandy Hook. or Iff KNOTS ras 1Sss
,ban the distance covered by the Vigant. Tne
VaIkyrie III should therefore, make the run AZ
seventeen days to equal the performance OF ths
Vigilant. which would bring her TO SANDY HOOK
tomorrow morning. .. Gam.
Race she should reach the Hook on the evening
az August H. and would therefore De ABOUT tnIee ,
and a half days behind IN. recoru Oh 1ie az. 81
iant Her time would thus average ABOUT l4o
in. n. d,v os against the 1ss knots daily aver
age of the Vgant.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-13
CUBAN INSURGENTS LOSE.
MANY SMALL. ENCOUNTERS WITH GOV
ERNMENT TROOPS
SPANISH RESERVES OBJECT TO GOING lNio III"
cruAN srgyIcE-TIE CINCINNATI STARTS


CUBAN sERvIcE-TIiE 'clNciNNATI STARTS
FOR Key WEST
Havana Aug. 12.-Adviees from santiago dc Nuo"
ars ia The eec, t.at Major GcnzacS WIN =" '"c"'
met on August rebel bands under R''h ana ''' .
rcrss at ford on the River Duaba Ihe ihsur
,ere defeated with .oss Of four killed on the io'
'' s. ,,o Same Government column again
mo, Tho samc hands which had rclnforcements OF
Goa mo, Tho rebels were attacked ana disiods1'
fran, tho positona they had taken between DuAo'
and Baracoa. The engagement, ias'e' .oi -
hours The Government loss was one h'''eN W
one wounded 1t is stated that the rebels lost seven
ki,.ed and twelve wounded 80. -,..o,
Saraoor, cabanas while proceeding with sixteen
men TO Sebemequto. had an ehcou"'e' WV"
rehe,s near Mavari Two rebels were Killed anu
60, sounded The Government loss was three
uourdaa The troops captured quantity oil arms
and ammunition. - 49,. ooo
General Luoue reports from Santa cara tha' ~"
rebels under the command OF Rego, were a''ac~e"
bv a Government force at Gavllanch!to IN lhe I'm.
idad district The insurgents intimsteu 'na' '"s
,os,rad ., sur-ander the intirnation later proving
r,se TO draw the troops into an ambush Inc piah
VAS not successful Five OF the rebels were hiheu'
including the second in command. Ten were "oun'-
ed The band Is now retrcating In the uiie0''o"
Of Hoyo Padilla. ..
Madrid. Aug l2-The members of the reserve
who have been called out for service In Capd cor
tinue TO mobilize Many of the men at Corona m anu
Tafalla object TO going TO Cuba, and have pro 20
tested against being sent on this service, inc ,ncI
6rOs %ssfa abcTt hsys e.n nSs miles
Barcelona. the reserves refused TO march,, ana tne
gendarmes fred a voey from their caroines INTO
Wsshington. Aug. i2IA telegram to Acting Sec.
retary McAdoo announced the depar.urs for
from Newport r. l., of the cruiser CINCINNATI ioI
Key West 10 relieve the Atlanta from the ou'' oi
watching for Cuban flbusters.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-13
AN AMERICAN WOMAN ARRESTED FOR
THEFT

London, Aug IA tall. dark and stylishy dressed
American woman. about thirty years old, known
as Mabel Stanley, alias Mclean. alias Millett, alias
Vaughan, was ren,anded In the Bow Street Police
Court this morning. charged with stealing )ewelry
valued at 1857 from Mrs. Gibbons who lives IN Lon
don and with whom the prisoner had lodged Tor
a month She was arrested on the steamer Etrura
at Liverpool on Saturday as she was about to sail
for New-York. The detective who made the arrest
testified that when he read the warrant to the pris-
oner she admitted that she had taken some or the
iewelry out OF All the jewels were recov-
cred When the prisoner was arraigned In the BOW
Street Police Court she described herself as music
hall artist She has olive complexion ana Dlack
hair and speaks with marked American accent
New-York tribune., 1895-08-13
yEU.YORK CONTRACTOR HURT
RopERr McAFFERTY HIS DAUGHTER AND HIS
CoACHMAN IN A RUNAWAY ACCIDENT
Al EAR ROCkAWAY.

,,,, Nccanerty OF the contracting firm Of Nc
corertv r. Buckley OF No. Ssi Park-ave. and his
tamrv were in a serious runaway accident at Far
pocksway. last evening. team wagonette. owned
bv Mr.. McCanerty. and containing his son. his
daughter. himself and the coachman. left the sta
ron ON the arrival OF train from New-fork TO
drive to the McCafferty villa at bayswa'er.
1s, horsss took fright at a bag which lay In the
roaa They SHE'D, and when the coachman tried
70 Quiet them. they began 10 jump and prance One
o. the traces parted under the strain. ana the
horse. springing forward. threw his whole weight
on the pole strap. and that also broke MISS NC
Canerty and her brother jumped The gri struck
n hsr baad and was made unconscious. II was II
.,nct ~ ny LAST night before she brought out OF
that condition Her brother landed on h.s feet ana
fsrsv aud the coachman were thrown out MI NC
Caierty had three ribs and his coiaroone Grosen pro- M
The coachman was badly bruised but sustanieI ny
hr"ken homes Conyeyances were obtained and al!
banSs were taken to the McCanerty villa
New-York tribune., 1895-08-13
GRAND.
HOLLAND.


Kansas City. Aug i2--The long fight between ". .ns
insurance companies which carried policies 0" ~.
life OF DR.. ". q. Fraker ana the oehe''eii's, ~.
iss, ~ Fraker's Insurance was paid Inc snosn' sxr
was sic m o. The OF Fraker ~ we. nny "a =
Ago and though the ofiicers OF the insursnco mar
penies and many other people do not oeNsse Ia -
Fraker is dead, the United States courts nave ~
clded that he Is
New-York tribune., 1895-08-13

raon,e were found TO be certainly In sul.en ana
unamiable state OF mind but nothing In the way OF
warke preparations could be discovered The wan wan
OF such evidence however on the ouisnirts OF rn e
reservation is of small significance. for the CORE
snonden, had not penetrated far into the reservat2
before he was met by band OF Maroons;; oxnJ w.J
strongly inn,ated that strangers were not a,'owe.
10 enter The country except invitation ana tn'e'
might wei 10: HIM TO return whence eS ne and
escorted him off the reservation Whi.e appre e
inr liit,e real danger from the Maroons the poncs
he improbable and they are keeping Keen lookout
for developments.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-13

Steamer Fulda (Cerman>. from Bremen ana
Southampton left Quarantine on her way to the
city NJ 1910 II. m. to-day.
Steamer Oneida. Chichester, Georgetown. ) c..
August 3. and Wilmington. y. c.. August TO- with
merchandise and passengers 10 w. r. Clyde & Co..
Steamer Rotterdam Dutch Voege. Rotterdam
Jniv 80 In balias. TO G. r. Randebrock. Arrived
nj the Rar at S.2i D. m.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-13
MISSIONARIES WEDDING DELAYED

Rockford H. Aug. 12-Mlss Iona Van Nalken-
,,rsh ~ rockford was 10 have started for China
soon to wed the Rev. Mr.. Openshaw. Baptist
missionary stationed AT mission 2,coo miles from
the seaboard. Word has just been received that
no has been obliged TO abandon the post on ac-
Count OF the outrages there ard Miss Var val.
kcnbursh will not go until next yea, Sne VIII
. Poston Aug. l2-Mlss Athea VI. Todd. of Boston.
VINO has been connected with the Womans Home
Missionary Society and has worked At the home
in New ORLEANS is under appointment to
ioIn Miss Hartford at Ku-Cheng and expects to
leave in about month.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-13
soF1A,s CHIEF or POLICE ARRESTED.

c,,cprcrru OF KNOWING TOO MUCH ABOUT THE
MURDER OF sTAMBULoFF
roraor Aug 12-.srhe Daily News' will print
to-morrow n dispatch from Vienna saying that NJ
Uurukorr. Chief OF Police OF Sofa. was taken into
custody at the railway station to-day on sus-
picion OF having been concerned in the murder OF
ex-Premier S;smbuof.
The dispatch also says that rrihee feruihana
,a.. ,roro rhen4haI last night was surrounded
with mystery None OF his iamiiy, accompanied
him Troops were stationed along the line CT the
railway from Zaribrod to Soma.
Sofia Aug l2-Tufektchieff who was arrested on
susn,c,on of having murdered ex-Prime Minister
siambuof. has been liberated on bail. No others
have been arrested in connection with the assass-
nation
Prince Ferdinand will arrive here to-day from
Ebenthal large plumber Of Russophiles are flock
ing 70 Sofia for the purpose OF backing up the Gov
ernrnent and they are preparisg to give Prince Fer
dinand a brilliant reception
New-York tribune., 1895-08-13
THE MEXICO BURNED BY wREcKERs.

St Johns n r.. Aug. n-Lloyds surveyor at this
port who went by mail steamer to Belle Isle 10
survey the steamer Mexico recently wrecked there'
renorts her practically a total wreck. She Is SUBJ
merged from her bridge aft. She also has several
great holes In her bottom. 1t is expected that she
will break up with the next heavy sea. The snip
had been set on fire by wreckers. and hundreds OF
cattle roasted death. The spectacle OF their
charred bodies which are now rottng. Is a sicken-
ing one The Newfoundland press Is clamoring FOR
an investigation and the prosecution Of the wreck
New-York tribune., 1895-08-13
THE EMPEROR THE GUEST OF LORD Ions
DALE.

1ondon. Aug. l2-Lord Lonsdaie and his guests.
the principal Of whom Is Emperor William, went
by train to-day from Lowther Castle, Lord Ions
dale's seat In Penrih. to Kirkby Stephen. west
moreand. twenty-five miles from Penrith From
Kirkby Stephen the party drove in carriages tnir-
teen miles to Wemmersill Moor, wild ana deso-
late district where the day was spent IN grouse
shooting the season for which opens to-day.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-13
KILLED AT TARGET PRA CTTCE.

Conneilsvllle. Penn. Aug. I2-Corporal Edward
Miller. OF Company d. was accidentally shot and
killed by Corporal Samuel Clark this afternoon dur
ing target practice. Miller. who was watching the
target In moment OF forgetfulness stepped IN
front Of the mark Just as Clark nred The shot hit
him In the breast killing him Instantly.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-13

renew II and cause greater sums OF money 70 De
given and more and women to oher 'ne"'
sseIyes for missionary services. ..,..
1--WE should not forget that only few centul,ss @
ago our own ANCESTOR were heather ahu vi r.
;ower down In civilization thnn China Is today II
Christianity could raise up the Anglo-SoNoh siol
the depths Of hoathcnlsn, there Is hope aor nconle
through .hc power OF the Gospel. viii stand ao''a'
of the great nations OF the world.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-13
NORWEGIAN HOTEL. BURNED.

London. Aug l2-The Daily News will print to-
morrow a dispatch from Hardsnger. Norway say
ing that the Odde Hotel was burned at midday, on
August g. and that forty of the guests many OF
whom we're forelgnsrs were absent excursions
to points In the neighborhood and lost all OF their
property. Several ad)oihlhb "1usSS were also
destroyed.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-13
RosroN cRICKETERs AT HALIFAX.

Halifax n. s., Aug. n-Beautiful weather greeted
the opening OF the cricket match series between
the Bostons and the Wanderers OF Halifax to-day
Tho visitors were first to the bat and were retired
al lunch hour for seventy-three runs, nine OF the
nlaxers being caught and two bowled score:
New-York tribune., 1895-08-13
THE SHAFT OF THE PARIS FRACTURED.

FOR REPAIRS.
Southampton. Aug. 12-It Is reported that during
the overhaullng OF the American Line steamer Paris
at Tilbury whittier she went upon her arrival mere
on her last trip from New-York 1t was discovered
that there was a fracture in her shaft 1t Is ex-
pected that the steamer will arrive here, on her re-
turn at o'clock tomorrow morning and that sne
will go into the new dock. where her smart VIII De
repaired
New-York tribune., 1895-08-13

This afternoon the Wanderers went to bat and
we're ALL retired after making a score OF &c. Kaiser
and Henry. the heaviest hitters on the home team'
went out for s and 0. respectively. There were no
less than five goose eggs. Score:
New-York tribune., 1895-08-13
CHESTS At LEADING HOTELS

The leading hotels did more than usuahy GOO
,us,ress Yesterday, and several Of them were fun
,. r,gh, The business was double what It was
New-York tribune., 1895-08-13
THE ARcnDUKE JOSEPH TAINTED.

Vienna Aug. Pin the officers steeplechase, run
at Cooling Morayia. on August H. Archduke Joseph
fe! at one OF the hurdles and tainted. lie was
not seriously injured however.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-13
SEVENTEEN HrGHwAyMEN SHOT.

STERN MEAsCHts 10 " ''I'"'S '"'''' ~
MExIco1AN AMERICAN AMONG THE
MEN EXECUTED
Tucson Arlz Aug. 12.-''rf~ stars" adVices from
rronterss Sonora. Mex. say: "sS weeks ago
co,oneI John Weirs, messenger. was Killed and
az NO taken by hirhwaymen in Sonora south OF
r,,shse The Mexican authorities have pdrsned
ihs bandits with unrelenting vgOr seventeen OF
,hs number captured @ho were IN some way con-
carned In the affair, have been convicted ara Snot
onc ~ tho accused men was American. Forty
others who belonged to or sympathi7ed WIN tne
rohhsrs have been pressed into the Mexican
49, Nearly all who taken were from
lSron,eros All Of the robbers who had INFESTED
that region have been shot or are under arrest
New-York tribune., 1895-08-13

John c. New. Of Indianapolis ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
AT London. arrived here yesterday on the American
linz steamship Berlin He said that he had fine
New-York tribune., 1895-08-13
MEMORIAL. on BEHALF OF THE UNI
pIOyED

London. Aug l2-The heads OF nye prominent
religso social settlements OF The poor districts Of
London. including those Of Toynbee Hall and
Whitechapel have presented Lord Salisbury a
memorial asking the Premier TO give effect his
utterances of May - last. at Bradford where he
contended that .he problem presented by the con
dillon OF the unemployed IN England foremost
among the questions which needed the attention o!
Parliament
In his reply 10 the memorial Lord Salisbury
nromsed 70 give the matter his careful considera-
ton
New-York tribune., 1895-08-13
HOFFMAN.

H. w. AkttiN4s ~ -
A. Leminrio. Paris.
J. II. Smith, Philadelphia
A. w. Boyd. Bangor.
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f. II. Babbitt. 81. Louis
Z. B. Moster. Baltimore. p
IL. X. Rex, Canton.
MARLBOROUGH.
A. Rosenneld. New-OrleanA
J. Screyen. Savannah.
y. f. Hartritge. Jackson
vile.
c. ]. Helfrich. Macon.
lC. L. Murtin. surp,er. $. q
lC. NJ. Hall. New Orleans
l.. l. NJ. Starr. San Fro
cisco.
METRoPoLE.
z. T. Morrison, 81. Paul.
c. NJ. Davis & wife. Phiiae
delphia.
II. Ashton. Rockford. III.
II. r. Brooks, Milwaukee.
q. X. sanford. Bridgeport
y. II. Mooney. Kingston.
W. NJ. Beck. Bethlehem
II. b. Dickerson. BufdA
NORMANDIE.
y. y. Tnlotson. Washlnsta
S. NJ. Rose. Pittsburg.
Mise Spaulding, Fittsburt
IL. Kaufman. Washington
u. w. Sloane. Utica.
@. +. Lee,. Providence.
PARK AVENUE.
f.. W. Scott, Trinidad.
c. d. Judd. Hartford.
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lC. s. Woodward. PhiladA
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y. G. Barton. Wheeling.
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r. s. Holland. Chicago.
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J. J. Healey. Chicago.
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adelphia.
w. w. Mackall. savannah
F. A. Horton and wife, Fan
River.
Mrs. j. II. Shoemaker
Wilkesbarre.
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