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Arizona republican., 1896-06-09
DEMOCRACY'S
 DAY ID SHINE Free Silver Is Now Their Battle
 Cry. Territorial Convention in Session. Six Delegates Are Chosen to
 Chicago. Tariff for Once Is Neglected and Nothing Is Talked of In Con- vention But the White
 Metal.
Six Delegates Are Chosen to
 Chicago.

W. H. Burbage. ge............A Apache Hugh Campbell ............. .Coconino J. F. Wilson. ..................Ya Yavapai J. L. B. Alexander. ......... .Maricopa w. H. Barnes. s...................P Pima Wiley B. Jones. es............... Graham
 Yesterday the Democrats of the ter ritory, a very fair representation of the party, met at the Phoenix opera house for the purpose of selecting six delegates to the National convention of their party.
 For a Democratic convention, it was mild one, the only heat that trou- bled coming from the atmosphere, for it was warm day, warm even for Ar izona, causing Sam Purdy and the rest of the Yuma delegation to make ,sar- castle remarks about going home to cool off.
 There were a number of small squab- bles, but no one seemed to know just what each was about 1t was true that the Barnes interests were opposed on general principles to those of Alex ander, Barnes being synonymous for the convention with Pima county and Alexander for the time representative of Maricopa Yavapai stood in with Pima, but made nothing by it. The giant county of Maricopa was willing to concede everything save a delegate to Chicago and on a trial of strength early in the day the Barnes interests were found to lack at least half dozen votes of half the convention. But Barnes was chosen.
 Alexander cannot be said to have had such a hold on the convention as he did on the county convention, but he had things well in hand. Only once did a revolt occur from his dictation. On question, Maricopa county was an- nounced as voting aye on a proposi- tion, when a Tempe delegate shot up with yell of "Nor' But Joe was just behind him and had his hand on the delegates coat tail. One strong jerk brought the bucking delegate back into his seat and when the chairman turned his eyes toward his corner, all oppo- sition had been hushed.
 The pervading spirit of the day was silver. The resolutions have scarcely anything else in them; not even the usual reference to the iniquities of the tariff and the word tariff was not men, toned in the speeches. The delegates were frank to acknowledge that the only hope of the Democracy at the coming election lies in free silver can didate on an ultra-radical free-silve1 platform, and they played the hand for all it was worth.
 The convention rather transcended its authority in choosing the place ot the next convention, yet the choice was happily made, and at point where it will please many Phoenician to spend week of his summer, as well as the time to be devoted about September te the choosing of a candidate for dele gate to congress.
 MORNING SESSION. ~, Temporary Organization Effected
 Without Trouble.
 1 Of cnurse it was far after 10 Whel
Arizona republican., 1896-06-09
EASTERN STORMS.
The Mississippi Valley Has Hard
 Spell of Weather.

OMAHA, June S.-From all over the state comes the news of dire destruc- tion by Sunday nights rain and wind storm. A tornado struck Lansing. Michigan, doing much damage. In southern Minnesota four people were killed by the storm.
 SPRINGFIELD, H.. June S.-For
Arizona republican., 1896-06-09
MORNING SESSION.

Temporary Organization Effected
 Without Trouble.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-08-15
Railway Passenger Stations.

Dearborn station. . Polk and Dearborn
leave thia station:
AtchisOii, Topeka aud Santa Fe.
Chicago aud Eastern Illinois.
Chicago and Erie.
Chicago ind Grand Trunk.
Wabash.
Union Station. Canal md Adams streets.
The trnins of tho following roads leave
tllis station:
Chicago. Huntington and Quincy.
Chicago. Milwaukee, and 81. Paul.
c., n. II 81. =. tEvanstOn brnnch).
Chicago ntd Alton.
pitts!,!,rs. IT. Wayne and Chicago.
Pan Handle.
Grand Central Passenger Station. Harrison
street and Fifth avenue The trains Of
the following r"s'ts '.SS' ellis station;
RRltin,"s~ Hnu Onts.
Wisconsin, Central.
Chicago Great Western.
Rock Island Depot. Van lsuren street ana
Pacific avenue. The trains Of the follow
Ing rDnds leave this station.
Chicago. Rock lslnpd and Pacific.
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern.
Nickel Plate.
Randolph street. From this station leave
the trains OF the
illinois Central II. Il.
Northwestern Passenger Station. kirxie nnd
the trains of the various divisions Vt the
Alley "l.." Depot. Congress- street. between
Cake "L." Depot. Madison and Market
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-08-15

Dreycr. Edward s.. 10 Dearborn st.
Dwiggins. Elmer, Traders l.ldg.
Dwlggins. Jay. Traders Bldg.
Eldrcd. Fred H.. ~ Times l'ldg.
Elliott. Frank NJ. CO. i2a La saIlc st.
Erskinc. David NJ. Jr.. Chamber of Com.
farr. Marvin ~. Marquette Bldg.
Fishburu. Eugene H.. "a Clark st.
Fcssenien. benjamin A.. ~ Washington st.
galloway. James H.. Montauk Bldg.
Gasscttc. Writ H., lis Dearborn st.
,ichr, Arthur e.. ~ Washington st.
Gistrlcil, Edwin r.. Marquette Bldg.
Gillette. Harry =. ii3 La Sale st.
Giyins. Robcrt c.. ~ Washington st
Goolrich. Horace ~. ~. ~ Dearborn st.
G"oiridgc. Albert r.. a.. l25 In Sale st.
Greer. William ogden. ~ Cirrk st.
Grrcnciauin. Moses ~. 81 Dearborn st.
Gross. samuel v. Nla.onic Temple.
iunn. Walter g.. 81 Washington st.
Hair, John ". Major Blork.
l1ambl"ion. Earl H.. ~ Clark st.
Hammond. Charles L.. 40 Home fns. Bldg.
Harrison. WIN. Preston. Times Bldg.
lIau1an. Hclge a.. 15i Lake st.
llawiry. Edward T., ioi Washington st.
1icdcnbcrg. James W. 132 La Sale st.
lIcinrnan. william. 14I Randolph st.
llenshnw. Frank A.. ~. ~ Washington st.
iilii. Russell D.. n tribune Tlds.
High. Uporgc H.. ~ Washington st.
Hood. James. oii Chamber of Commerce.
lIoughtellng. James L.. 1US Dearborn vt.
1loyt. Phelps ~. 3i3 indiana 1t.
liurlbut. Horace T.. SS Washington st.
HYDE Asa D.. ~. 1876 Dearborn st.
Lyman. Robert W.. Jr.. 1S2 Dearborn st.
INGALLS,. Lewis r.. Marquette Bldg.
luglcdew. Lumlcy. 3421 Indiana ave.
lshain. Henry L.. 11j Monroe 1T.
lsmond. Robert D.. 125 Dearborn st.
Jackson. Willis O.. Metropolitan lilk.
Jacobs. ,l:cnJainin T., W Washington II.
James. Willard H.. Chamber of Commerce.
EcrfoOt. William H.. 81 Washington vt.
Kerr. William T.; 100 Washington st.
Kennedy. David j.. 100 Washington st.
Knight. john H.. 81 Clark ~.
Knott. Henry A.. Ashland Block.
Eublh. otto. .rT W. 18th ~.
l.ains. cu,hbcrt ". 81 Dearborn Vt.
l.atlrup. Bryan. DID Colony Bldg.
Leland, William. ~ Major Block.
Loeb. william. 1SD La Sale ~.
Lombard. Josiah H.. Title AMI Trust Bldg.
Lowry. Hutlcr. Tacoma El,ig.
I.'ihcke. William r.. 1Gj Washington st.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-08-15
Like Benets Like.

Like begets like, and that Is the fOun-
dation of merit In all breeds. The fact
that II breed had fixed cha IA cterlstiCs,
which can be transmitted from genera
tlOn to generation, enables the farmer
who uses pure breeds to improve his
animals every year. Even when he has
apparently reached perfection the care.
ful selection OF the best every year will
further Increase the productive capac.
ity OF the herd.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-08-15
State Govern nsent.
City BOnrd Of Education.

TX.
Eiward q. Halle, Vice President.
W a. n. Graham. Secretary,
ThoHas Brenan. ID REAPER Block, corner
Clark amd WashingtOn streets.
M. T. Kennc. sonthenst corner Wabash nv.
enic and Washington street.
nnnIei n i;0morOn ~ LIKE street
Charles y, Thornton. Major Block. La
Sail" nni Madison streets,
it"hert LinGSiom. Hoard OF Trade building.
EdWard q. Halle, Room 2Oa, Royal insur.
anc" U,ij.linp
Mrs c;nroiine X. Sherman. o15 South Leay.
itt street.
John 4. Miller room oiG Monadnock Baild.
Inv.
joscph w. Errant. Room 1897 Unity Build
Inc. So''P" W. A''"''' '' N'' '''''"
Wallace T.. Kirk. 33.35 Ontario street,
Hcniamin ]. Nosenthal, the EmpOrlum, l53
star" streer'
Mnx A. DrezmaI. le3 Rapd0lDh street,
Touis d. Kohtz. i72 La sale street,
Thomas Cusnck. EO ThrOop street
Aired 4, Irmi". Room Is. ~ CLARK street.
lanes p Nailette, ROOkery BuiIdiug.
Dtto q. Schnclder 3!l3 North Clark street.
= II I,ettihonc az JncksOn street.
Nrs Ella a WnII. 32Si South park avenue.
Mrs Evclvn A Erake. Oo5 Fulton street.
s...,,. c....,,.,..s Go. On. Va
et"na'nR SomnHHHM nHHHsM '"' '"e 'e"r
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-08-15
CARLYLE AND THE cAeev.
How the Latter Lost the Trade Of tho
Grcut Philosopher.


Carlyle was well known to London
cabmen. For years he engaged n par
tlcular driver from the rank. nnd ~.
fused to have any other. This man.
however, lost his custom In u some.
what peculiar manner.
Some medical students got to know
Of his preference for the driver. they
inquired II ne knew who his fare was.
when he told them he did not. The stu.
dents Informed him that hc was one of
the most famed and eccentric writer's
OF the day. ana, giving him book, nd
vlsed him to appear to b. reading 1t
whenever Carlyle approached the
stand.
Cabby, without any suspicion. acted
on their advice. nnd when the old sage
next came for cab he seemed deeply
impressed In very pretentious book.
"HillO! what's that you're readin';"
inquired the Ecclefechan philosopher.
"A most hout-an'-hout, tip.top, splen.
did book about that 'ere French reyO.
luton" was cabby's gushing reply.
"Eh. what dae ye sayI Let me see
it," said Carlyle, holding out his hand.
"Oh. certainly. sir" said the driver,
handing him n copy of his "llistOry of
tho French Revolution"
"Weel, my man. inquired the sage,
apparently delighted. "are ye sure TIM,
you're readin' this work intelligentlyT'
'Perfectly sure" said the Jehu. con,
fidentially: then. thinking he ought To
say something In praise of the book,
he added, "Why, sir, it's almost as good
as The Newgate Calendar"
The grim old Dumfrlessian glarcd al
him. grunted out something, turned ali
ruptly around. ana engaged the next
cab. From that day Carlyle never
looked at him, but stuck to the second
man, who happened to have had the
honor of driving most OF the distin'
gulshed men of the century.-Pitts-
burg Dispatch.
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Lukens. William j.. Chamber Of Commerce.
McAulcy. Daniel H.. 153 Washington st.
McNcili Malcolm. Il. Il. hoard i,Idg.
Magill. Jacob e., Stock Exchange Bldg.
Mallettc. James T., The Rookcry.
Manni;i ,i,s;; I"hn ,n,,, L.. -: ", Dearh"rn st.
Martin. Robert L.. 81 La sale st.
Maynard. u. Percy, ~ Dearborn st.
Neal, Aaron ~. 100 Washington 81;
Montague; A. =. iiS Dearborn st.
Moore. Sins NJ. 10 Dearborn ST.
Muliikcn. Charles H.. ~ La Sale st.
Oliver. Frederick r.. % Washington 1T.
Palmer. Percy w. 81. il5 Dearborn st
Parish. Samuel NJ. l57 La Sale 1t.
Patterson; Thomas f.. IS! Dearborn st.
rs"ns s;aSrys E%waTS p q L is 4" r,S sas st.
Peek. Tcrd W. Jr.; stock Exchange Blds.
'olkc.. samuel. 20. lW La Sale st.
i,r"..ns. % Eugene % H.. o. The i s.'" i.osHerss. 81
i,and. Charles r.. 4os. 81 La saile st.
Ray. BENJAMIN r.. 50 Wabash ave.
l.ehm. Andrew. Ol La Sale st.
iiicc. Charles b., iiD Dearborn st.
Iicdlc. Frank. 3iOl state st.
Rose. George A.. y Dearborn st.
Hubcl. Isaac r.. 10 Dearborn st.
Schmid. Godfrey. O13. 1GI Dearborn st.
Schrndcr. VIM. L.. Jr.. 100 Washington 1T.
Scott, Il. Norman, % Washington st.
sccberser.. Louis A.: 1i5 Monroe st.
Silva. iEo"i; Charles % r., isS, beSrborm prS n 4.
Slaughter Arthur o.. iI3 la Sale st.
smith. Dunlap. 10 Dearborn st.
Snow, Edgar NJ. IS La Sallc st.
Stcnsnnd, Paul o., 4OD Milwaukee ave.
stone. Albert j.. Opera House lldg.
surghnor. VALENTINO H.. $40. 80 Dearborn st
swift. Lcmu.l j.. 215 West Madison st.
I1al. N,s1tx -
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-08-15
state Central Com mittcc.
DEMOCRATIC.

observation-disclosures.
Cbairtnau-w. II. Hinrlchsen.
s.creiary--Theo. Nelson.
Tr.asur-r--w. u. Brlnton.
Commit ttemen IA la rge-John T. Hopkins.
Chicago: Thomas Gahan. Chicago; Samuel Il.
Chase. chicago: l!enJamin 4. Cable. Rock
Island: ". II. IIinrichsen. jacksonville;
Thomas Nelson, Decatur: W. =. Forman.
Nashville: Joseph l.. Mahoncy. Chicago; Il.
T.. Spangler. Chicago.
I. 4. a. GooIrlch. Chicago.
=. Thomas Byrne. Chicago.
:. jShn ,n,i =; tel.aassksr, ..,,! .,:,S Chicago.
2. NJ. g. Conlon. Chicago.
". ltudopb Brand. Chicago.
!. Charles J.. Williams. Chicago.
=. J. Hogan. Geneva.
%. ". u. Wright. Frccport.
~. John W. Potter. Rock Island.
u. Daniel lleenan. Streator.
~ George u. brennan. Joliet.
~. W. u. Brinton. Tuscola.
H. 2. J. Qulnn. Peoria.
i5. =. \. Iiallani. Monmouth.
H. T.. =. i,inns. l'ittsiell.
y, J. ], Elcks. Tayloryille.
-. J, II. l.akcr. sullivan.
H. Ross u. Fuller. Charleston.
~ Walter Watson. Mount Vernon.
~. james u. Baker. Lebanon.
=. Heed Green. cairo.
REPUBLICAN.
ueadlu
Chulrnau-T. y. Junilcson.
Srcretary--C. A. Partridge.
Treasurtr-,inmes II. Gilbert.
Eyecutly. toninittee-Dr. 4. y. Jamleson
Chairman, Chicago; waiter Reeves, streut'
or: Charles l.. Hitch, Paris: Henry J.. Hertz,
Chicago: Charles =, Runncis, Pisgah; w. IL.
IIalnline. Muconb: Ira g.. Coplcy. Aurora I;
William 7. ball, Chicago; DR.. l.. y. Wilcox,
Champaign: Ell II, Norris. Chicago; W. L. >.
EAea. Marion.
Isunc q. Edwards, Peoria: John y. sterling,
bloomington; Edward II. Morris. Chicago;
John g. Nuckncr, Chicago,
!. Dr. 4. y. Jameson, Chicago
!. Ihas. =. D.Eeca, Chicago,
q. Ernest j. Mugcr-tadt, chicago.
l. Joseph T.. Bldwiil, Chicago
2, Adam Wolf, chicago,
u. William Z. iia!l, Chicago.
Z. James Prnso, Chicago,
T. Ira 4. copi.y, Aurora.
Il. Howard q. Hilton, liorkford.
~. JameH Mckinney. Altdo,
H. Ralph 4. bradford, Pontiac.
l.. T.. ". Willard, Joliet.
H. pr. l.. =. Wilcox, Champaign.
H. =. -. spring. Peoria,
Is Vim. II. Hainline, Mncomb.
10 Chas. :, Rannclls, Jacksonville.
Il; J. u, smith, Tuyloryill-.
IS Dr. l., l.. Bennett, l.ltchheld.
H. Chas. J.. Hitch. Paris.
- John u. Miller. Mcl.eansboro
~, Dr. W. \. Stoker, ten,ralia.
-. l.. 7. Linnell, Golden.
st., 70 MT enl Com m tttCGs
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Wells. Frank, ~ La Sale At.
Wheclock. Edwin d.; w Washington q.
Zandcr. Edward W.. 1856 La Sale st.
ASSOCIATE MEMBERS.
Adds, owen r.. Mona,Inock Bldg.
lass. Perkins. ~, 1io La Sale st.
ar at VMSInGSy Miiary 10 r. Il %ssSsr,cn saIS q, 81.
bridge. Reuei W., Ol2 Chamber Commerce.
bryan. Thomas H.. Monadnock I'ldg.
Clarke. John ", Ashland block.
cole. George f., So Dearborn st.
Coyin, William H.. rs Dearborn st.;
Sr%isS r Charles s Iii Ill., s!acS % wasSns,ss s"nss sa y.
Fisher. LSSi"s g.. Polk and %i plymouth place.
Fox. Leo. security Bids.
Fullerton, Chas. W., ~ Dearborn st.
syTI,y Patrick TEt ,sii "a mi M%;S%!S ,%ls Temple
Gns tiilss. William A., 1i sorden block.
Grcve. Charles. '''rhe Falr."
GirSslsy saHs 81 s22 ;,S Spsrss MSu:e
iia%iins. s' John "i",ri II. The n Temple. mi S.' ST.
Handy. Henry H.. stock Exchange.
Harris Ssmnel s%,,,, H.. % 70, n na Clinton l st,
ii"syd, ii"s IT, Harvey "i b.. "' VI washington st st.
i"soSs William Y, y. \. T.!fs iiias. "''-'
johnson. 4. Porter. Ashland Block.
lay, a. Tracy. Chamber Of Commerce.
Lcicns, Thics j., 112 Washington ct.
Letter. Levi r.. " Clark st..
I.owenthal, BcrthOld, Security Bldg.
Mccormick, Il. Hall, ~ La Sale st.
rcabody, Francis D. l0i Dearborn 81.
Pike. Eugene =. ;1i. iS4 Dearborn 4.
Porter. Washington. Hartford Bldg.
rrindiyi,lc. Richmond. Si5 ;SiI5 @ stock Tx. Bldg.
is"senScrs. s Julius Julius III ia i Dearborn a st. "
Ryerson, Martin A., Chusnber OF Commerce.
ssayerns, George A., 49, Rialto Bldg.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-08-15
tchicaso Real Estate Bo,ra.

Vhicnso Reai Estate Board.
resdent-George Birkhon. Jr.
tee Iresident-John II. Knight
Tra>urer-C Charles l.. Hammond,
Ssecretary-Earl l.. Hambeton.
nNeSv.Ne tonliiittee-tieorge n. High.
ai.crs T.. u. GoOdridge, Valentine II. Surgii.
Valuation omml,tee--Dunlap smith. Ed.
gar VI. Snow. Robert l.. Walker I,pniaiuiI,
a. tsSsenden aud James II. Van rlissingen.
George L.. Warner Edwin +. Gctchell. North
We.' side; Albert J. Stone. jacob {. Magiii.
,,Membershlp Commlttec-Lyman Baird.
WIZ. %. Jackson. Edward :. Drcycr. Eu.
gene IL. Flshbnrn; urn; Henry /. Turner. Josiah
wilson, Charles II. Rice.
Gail Board CJmmi,tce--Joscph l.. Manning
ttabert, W. lains. John 4. Donlan. VIM. J,
Luken>. Horace T.. liur,but.
.liefornnre Cor:mitteo-Samuei T. Gross
Edward W. Hander. Marvin A. Farr.
Menbcrs Of the Chicago Real Estate
Board.
Amick. Pleasant. % ie Sale ~.
Baird. Lyman. uo La Sale 81.
Ealr,l. wyllys W. ~ La Sale ST.
baldwin. Byron A.. ior.ien Block.
Barnes. Francis A.. Isl La Sale ST.
barney. Bruce b.. Borden Block.
larilett. John A.; Il. ia2 La Sale st.
Eirkhoif. George. Jr.. - Washington st.
Ipcue. George NJ. The ltookery.
Eoguc. llnmbleton. H.. The Ropkery.
Bond. William A.. ilj Dearborn 1t.
Ionney. Charles H.. Lexington Hotel.
EpurgipGc. Eugene A.. Chamber Of Com.
Bgtzow. Ronert C.. ~ La Salic st.
tairnduf. William H.. 3oi Inter Ocean.
taikin>, charles H., Opera House bldg.
tanuail. :. Wilmer. IOi Dearborn 1T.
Chandler. Frank H.. 10 Dearborn 1t.
Chandler. peyton H.. 10 Dearborn ~.
Chase. Charles g.. Chamber of Commerce,
Christian. Harry W.. Tacoma Bldg.
Cochran. j. Lewis. Opera House Bldg.
Zoe. Albert L.. iU Washington st.
Crawford -. W. Masonic Temple.
Cr,mln. John T., ~, CLARK 81.
Cummings. Edmund A.. 10 Dearborn II.
Curtis. John H., 1lo Dearborn ST.
pclanlater. samuel. s. Washington 81.
he Young. l,cnj. H., 1Di Washington 1t.
Dietrich, Henry =. M la Sale ~.
b"nlan. John T.. ~ La Sale 81.
bonncrsbcrser. Joseph. II. l.. Bd. Bldg.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-08-15

Wild oats cost as much as ever. In
spite OF the fact that everything else
has been greatly reduced In price.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-08-15

2s. Fred f.undln, ?it3 West KInzle 1t.
~. William Webb. li3O Wentworth ave,
I'D. Charles s. Denecn. % Marine Bldg.
~. NJ. A. Garrett. p3S Monndnock Block.
3s. Fred /. Fair, s'Wl Exchange ave.
"a. John J. Mayer. Lake ave nnd 57th 1t.
COUNTRY TOWNS.
l. Alex. 4. pcnnison. Harvey.
=. Fred kallum. 100 Washington IT,
.. Theodore y. Dick. winnctka.
!. u. y. Conway. Oak Park.
8: Milo Reynolds. l'alatinc.
Evanston, j. W. Ryan. 1900 Ashland Block.
Republican City Central Committee.
Chairman Martin u. Madden.
Sccrctary-tl. J. Chott.
!. y. u. Braincrd. ~, lao Dearborn st.
rs: \. Douglas. :ii. ls3 Dearborn st.
:. n. y. Madden. 3l0 Chamber Commerce.
.. Z. ". schmidt. Probate Clerks office.
y James Murphy. Cook County jail.
.. II. q. linrtels. Criminal Court Clerks on
~. James IT, Graham. Shcrlf's Office.
u. 7. W. Scnnott. 81 Washington vt.
y. Charles y. Nagi. 1916 Honore At.
l3. George Grumnett, l6l Emerson ave.
~. W. &. Eggcrt. lst shobcr IT.
IL. John pcvlnc. Flee. Commissioners ONCE
~. J. ". Horn. 33 Ayers court.
IL. j. II. burke, $50 y. Carepntcr st,
Is. George Bcrz. Sherlrr's office.
~. Y. J: Chott, d, ll5 Monroe ri.
~. J.. Hnnprlch. al Clybourn ave.
-. H. q. Farwell. 5o7 Ashland Block.
:.:. !. A. Busse, JOt y. Clark 81.
81. John 4. Linn, II Clybourn ave.
-. \. sullivan. IOl. liz Clark ST.
-. \. W. Pulver. .? 9Th ave.
~ George NJ. boyd. County Clerks Office.
-. Fred Wheaton. Jefferson Park.
~. William Barclay. - W. Isth 1T.
20 H. q. Shutter, 46l5 Emerald ave.
80 neltrlc Hcltman. 52tI Ashland ave.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-08-15
Federal, State, County and City Officials.
Federal Oniciuls.

Collector Of Customs. Martin J. Rnsscil
tONtulWster. .......... washington nealuR
Collector Of Internal Revenue. w, ]. Mixc
United States Marshal. :. John w. Arnold
Custodian q. 4. building. ~. II. l,ailcy
Chief Postofiice Inspector. james y. Stuart
Appraiser Of the Fort. -. Frank q. Hoyhe
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-08-15

ueadauarters--53 Dearborn street.
Chairnan-rhomas Gahan' voo,. Jobn ".
Vice Chairmen--Danlel u. MOORE Sohu W.
Lanehart, Jesse Sherwood.
Srcrrtary-Hobert j.. Burke.
Urea asurer-Fred l.. Eldred,
Ser.eant-at-arms-J. IL. llniiaru' ,,
Executive Commlttee-Thomas nahah,
Chairman; Robert u. Burke, secretary, JOIN
~ Inuehart, William Loeiiier, Thos, Cusack'
Fred u. Edred, Martin Enerleh, hehis
Donovan, Lyndcn Evans, Joseph y. schwap,
Inhn Powers, John j, Brennan ihohias
Hyrne. Fsank y. Brandecker' Jr'' ohar'es
sigwalt. , ,n.a,s
E,au = Llarri. eli !rma lanes A. quinn,
C.nrue N, Iapsley. Fred III. Teeple James D.
Mcdonald, Thomas Mulrooney anu a. d. Do''a'
Jobn ]. Coughlln. lG7 Madison ST.; MI
chaeI Kenua .sA \. Clark 81.
p Martin Emerich, 2ls La safe s''' 'ohh
B. Ryan. l4il Michigan ave- sauo an T.
z. VIM McAlllster, $3.50 La sane st'' - IT,
Corrisan, :,J:i5 Michigan ave-
q Tatrich Willie. 3iiJ Indiana ave-; Johh
II. Ludden,, 3Its Wabas. ave. a,..oh.r ava, A.
!, pairIck Morris, ;iJ43 Emerald ave-; VIM
]. OBrien, 2IGj Archer ave ,-,o, -,
I. William Carlnody' 30 ,. nais,er n,ic,. S'''
Iacob j. Kern, states Attorney om,H;
3. John Dullard, III Brown ST.; william
% o. Wm. Il. Dunn, l W. llth ST.; Thomas
'isage iS P.,er J. Burns, IaG W. 18th ST., Hugh
Cnrrar, 459 Hastings st. MA,
10. Mcdonald, G0f Security Bldg';
WIN. Susent, s9i West Madison -,
~, Thos. j. Mplrooney, l362 congress ST. :
Lane. McAndrews. $50 Washington blvd.
IA DcnnIs Consldlne, li32 Fulton ST.; Pat
rlck j. D0nahue. Broom y, =.
IA Louis A. Iegner, GtJ y. LeaVltt ST.;
Joseph :. SchwaD, liJ potomac ave.
Is John Fitzslmmons; g,s ,. Lea'itt ST.
O. W. I.wke, assj ". Oakley ave
10 ]. J. Klein, go w. Huron 81; stahIey
II. Kisz. Gsj Noble ~, =,
IL a. II. 9osselln, 1s2 y. Green ST.; ~ NJ
O'Connof, 2Is w. Lake -.
IA John j. brennan, ia W. Madison st..
n G. OonIon, Madison and Sangamon SITS
~ J. A. Haberkorn, @j5 Center aye.i John
eOWers, 81 Lyle st.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1896-12-19
Supreme Law of the Land.

1.-The constitution of the United States
is the supreme law, and every law of
congress, every state constitution and
every state law must he brought to the
test of this supreme law and is valid or
invalid as it stands, or fails to stand,
that test, writes cx-President Harrison
in the Ladies' Home Journal. The in
depreciation and enforcement Of the ma
tional constitution and laws could not,
fer several obvious reasons, be left to
the state courts. Uniformity of inter-
probation would be impossible if the su-
preme appellate courts Of the states
could, each for itself and finally for the
people of the particular state, construe
the national constitution and laws. And
especially questions affecting the con-
ficting powers Of state and of the ma
tional government could not be left to
the decision Of the state court. II the
powers given to the national govern
ment were to be maintained and uni
formly and benefcially exercised, it was
essential that the final judicial deter
mination of the scope and limits Of these
powers should be conGded to national
courts. 1t would not have done in 1861
to submit the question Of the right Of q
state to seoede from the Union to the
supreme court of South Carolina. "
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1896-12-19

From 46 to 80 pounds equal bushel
CT cornmeal in various states, the lower
figure being the legal weight in North
Carolina, the latter III Arkansas and