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Washington January 1s.-lt is under
stood that the nomination OF Judge How'y
To a place on the bench OF the cour, OF
claims Ia held up by the judiciary commit
tee only because Of the absence OF some
Of the members If the committee. Tine
charge of manslaughter made against Judge
liowey hiss been investigated by sub
committee. which has reported that thero
is nothing connected with the charge TO de.
lay confirmation. as. in their opinion IL
was done in absolute self-defense.
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Residence at Bryan.

Brazoria. Texas, January l9.-Last night
the residence Of II. Masterson was destroy
cd completely by fire. Nothing was saved
to amount TO anything.
Mr. Masterson had just finished having
All his household goods packed up prepare
tory to moving TO Houston. The cause OF
tho Are is not known. It brought out the
town in full force and by hard work the
stable was saved. which prevented other
residences from going. The loss will foot
in fully S500G
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The Pom. can't Agree.

Pierre. S. D., January 1s.-The populist
caucus tonight failed to agree on senate
rial candidate. Kyle yet holds the lead,
but on the highest vote is eight short OF a
choice. Seventeen allots have been taken
and the candidates will go before the legls-
lature tomorrow.
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Governor Jones Installed.

Little Rock, Ark, January 1S.--Dan ".
Jones was inaugurated governor Of Arkan-
sas today. There was no pomp nor ostenta-
tion, the ceremonies being Of the simplest
character. The legislature convened in
Joint session and Governor Jones took tho
oath of Office and delivered his inaugural
adnrcSa.
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London. january lS,--It ts Understood
that the queens speech at the opening Of
parliament VIII be unpreccientedly brief.
She IL expected to congratulate parliament
upon the signing of the arbitration treaty
with the Tirated States The Legislative
proposals VIII be few and important. the
measures TO be confined to tbe relief OF
voluntary schemes and an employers la
bili,y bin. supplemented by minor meas
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Brokers Reins,nted.

New York, January 1s,-W. d. Rountree
ard Albert Rountree OF the firm OF W. d.
Rountree a Co, cotton brokers have been
reinsta,ed in all their rights and privileges
of membership la the cotton exchange. The
suspension OF the firm was announced one
month ago The members made an ami'a-
bic settlement with the creditorA
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Ladies' Admitted to Prnctic

Washington, January 1.-two ladies',
Miss Caroline B. Pier of Wisconsin and
Miss Allie Minnick of Nebraska, were ad-
mitted to practice In the United States SUI
prenre court, increasing the ladies who pos
sess this privilege to fifteen.
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rcsented Vt The Worlds rsdr and che Co.
lurnbtan celebration hero, and CheyAiier
Sontencin felt that - II stood Italy sp-
pcared to be eskinE that the United state.
tho man OF war az q visitor
The chevafer AMI. the chamber Of COM
mercc We're credited with actively assist
ing an settling the New Orleans lynchirg
controvciSy IN Amorca honorably TO both
countries aud inducing Italy to take part
IN the Worlds Fair after thst government
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Boise. Idaho. January 1S.--The populist
caucus today determined to vote again for
Claggett. Great effort was made to get
democratic votes to give Claggett the neces-
sary SO. but 1t failed. The result OF the
first ballot was:
Claggett &c. Dubois Is, Leads tpopulist)
III second ballot. Claggett 20. Dubois -.
Nelson (populist) 10. Votes for Leads and
Nelson were cast by democrats Leads is
secretary of state.
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London. January 13-The Pail Mall Ga
zette this afternoon, in a leading article,
warns the Roman Catholic church In Can
ada that unless 1t abandcns It's arrogant
assumption OF governmental powers and
clerical interference in politics 1t will en-
dnnger its existence.
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CorSicaua Do,x

gion e,se,. I"Nss, January ls.-.The loco,
PAT CRY hv , nell IN klchland precinct
ona lin" ,Welve votes. THIS Is enc
b preo,e, "n'sky has been voted on, o.
lcllon ws, ' N three months. The Airs,
IN Illegal" . by Judge Hardy to have
r. saiSatiiosgn commissioners eorrt '" was
4 IN rh.s 81. army VIII open he,i ln,.,r-
n.ist post ~ hhVshorrow. This VIII lie
81 IN this ct,v ,n's re%sions faith est,,b-
p or, ,Ses mnst 10, ahs glty marshal Vas
4 ihhI the coi on pocc,py the sidewalks.
"At they mlsh, anlels of il,e array
"' occupy the middle Of
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Called on Hanna.

Cleveland, Ohio, January lS--Murat Hal
stead OF New York was visitor at the
office of Mr.. Hanna today. aud had con-
ference with the chairman.
To a reporter Mr.. Halstead said he was
not an Office seeker either for himself or
for friends. He was. he said. on his way
West. and dropped in TO make a social call
on the chairman.
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London. January 1s.-Thc ST. Petersburg
correspondents Of the Daily Telegraph
and other newspapers deny that the car
Is not well.
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Queens Speech.

London. January 1s.-In forecasting the
portion of the queens spca,h referring to
the general arbitration treaty with the
United States. the Daily News says: Some
encouragement will be given 10 the powers
who may desgne to conclude similar
treaties with the United States.
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10 pccon,,,end Fns.ett.

New York, January 1s.-The Press will
say that leaders OF the republican State
organ who have recently been in confer
ence with Mr.. Plat have decided TO recon-
mend J. sloat Fassett as New Sork's repre-
sentative In McKinley's cabinet.
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Columbia. s. c., January 1s,-William II.
Ellerbee was inagurated governor OF South
Carolina today. Tho inaugural address
dealt entirely with state affairs.
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Jnncs RctnrncI to enc Scnntc.

Carson. Nevada, January is.-The eigh
teenth session of the legislature organized
today. John p. Jcnes will be returned 10
the United States senate.
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Washington, January Ex-senator Haw-
ley of Connecticut today positively denied a
rumor connecting his name with the ac-
ceptance of the war portfolio under Presi-
dent Mckinley,
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
La.t NirAt,. sxnop.,..

area Of high pressure is central owe,
)nesota, With its crest at St. Paul. Tho
fst pressure on tonlght's map is 1924,
Jacksonville
be weather is generally partly cloudy
(ioudy ever the Gulf States and is clear
lvhere.
be only precipitation reported is trace
Fl Paso.
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Weather Forecast.

s'",ne'on, January 1s,--For Eeastern
uenerally fair, but possibly local
an. !. y the southern portion and on
kt,or ,A'' winds; werner in northwes tern
40 Nirde. r'lr ana warmer,
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seven Drowned

London. January ia ferry boat laden
with workmen sunk while crossing the Usk
port today and seven out OF fifteen per-
sons on board were drowned.
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pugiIi.t Khcedy KiIIed,

New York. January ls.-The body Of Z
man. supposed to he Bait" Shcedy.
Chicago pugilst. has been found In the
mud on the shore Of ne HUTCHINSON river,
Hartford railroad. midway between Bay.
chester and Barlow,
1t Is supposed tina, Sheedy was walking
across the trcstle on his way TO New York
when set upon by thieves. knocked sense
less with "A coupling PIN. robbed OF his
valuables and thrown into the mud fifteen
feet below,
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Lansing. Mich. January lS.-The house
today unanimously adopted resolution in
dorsing General II. A. Alger for position
in McKinley's cabinet.
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the streets. to which they have assentea.
~. w. kimes. Justice Of the peace az
+. Owsley has been appointed by the con,.
mssioners court to FIJI out his unexnirad
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Quarantine ordered.

valetta Island. Malta. January H.
Twenty days quarantine has been de.
clared against vessels arriving here from
Dou,hav
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IIeir to Cnatellanr.

Paris. January 1S.--Thc Countess Castci-
lane. formerly Miss Anna Gould, gave birth
to son at noon today. Mother and child
are doing we'll, Miss Gould was married
TO Count Casteliane March 4, 1895.
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Birmingham, Ala. January 1.-the
meeting of the Southern Baseball League
booked for Birmingham today, did nor
occur. none OF the delegates having shown
up late as tonight.
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Joint caucus tonight and unanimously de-
cided 70 tender Daniel w. voorhees, the
compliment Of the minority for senator.
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sullivan on the stage Again.

Boston. January lS--John l.. Sullivan d
going into stage life again. A prominent
manager viii take him In charge and put
him on the Eastern circuit this season,
and IL successful vii. send him across tho
water In the summer
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Yoakum. Texas. January 1s.--Therc 10 10
be am Interesting horse race here on ths
2ath. The distance is 800 yards. ahe pure
800 a side, and Il. Wangemclnn Of this
place and j. d. McMasster OF Thomastou
are the parties making tho race.
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lin. Not been Summoned,

Berlin. January 1s.-Dr. Bergman. the
we'll known German specialist. denies the
report emanau.ng from st. Petersburg that
he has been summoned to perform an ope-
ration on the car.
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yloIent Eartbuu.Ise.

Vienna. January 1s.--There was violent
earthquake yesterday at LaalEich. accom-.
panied by an underground rumbling.
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mlinoi. Paprr Company

Chicago. H.. January 1S.-The Illinois
Paper company went into the hands Of {
receiver today. Assets $4,000. liabilities
$50, 900.
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REFEREE CALLEDlT ADRl|
A Sparrlna Match Between Tomay5
Dixon and doc Youass
THEY FOUGHT FOR TWENTY ROUNDS
Dixon Was stIl fresh II che Clsss.
While Younws Was All nat Out.
sheedy, the Puwilist, Killed.

Buffalo. N. r. January is-Tommy
Dixon Of Rochester and Joe Youngs Of
Bunalo SPARED ewenty-round draw TO.
night at che Empire Athletic club. The
mon were IN good condition. The polrts
werc In Dixon's favor. Youngs had the
advantage OF height and weight. but this
couiftcd for little against Dixon's generals
ship and quickncss.
Until the seventh round honors were
even. In the eighth Dixon began to reach
fonngs' head. Then to the twelfth round
u was give @nd take. with the advai,-
tage on neither side. In the thirteenth
ioungs started to rush. but every advance
was cieyerly stopped and Dixon began TO
wakc up. lie had Youngs all but out
whom the Buffalo boy took a sudden rally
anu anSon MAS gong FAST whom the gong
eounueu. The next three rounds were
easy, easy, ThS ,sscyc,tteenth saw rapid and
clever iniighting. In the nineteenth Youn9a
showed signs of the hard hight, while
LlAon WAS apparently as bright as tho
peginnihG. The twentieth round saw fierce
hgh,tng, but neither was able to land =
draw. -
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
tnke Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggisls refund the money u It falls
70 cure. &c.
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Indianapolis, Ind. January iS.-The dem
ocrats of the general assembly met in
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climb Trinlr mi we.t paint

West Point, Miss. January is.--rhs
United States club trials opened with the
pointer derby. having eleven starters. and
under favorable weather conditions.
The dogs were drawn to run as follows:
Red skin with Aloysa: Alabama Girl with
rIony Works, Diana with Mocrein, Fire
Fly with Ripple. Young Riprnp with EEL
gene. TIckskid bye. The pace. range ana
work on guine of the first three braces
was very ordinary and not OF the kind
that wins In field trials. Ripple had the
best OF Fire Fly In speed range. style aud
posM work. Young Rspiap rather easily
disposed OF Elscne. though tho latter was
good IN pace and range. Tickskid ran his
nye with an English softer, but he did
little work 70 merit his being continued
W me second series, Ripple and Elgena
,t1ond series. There ,wcn, six bevics %
Young Riprap made a show Of TlckskjgI.
me latte latte going n q way. that proved
trained again. In the third series Younx
Riprap and Ripple had a abort trial The
second Ripple, third
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General OhserxntionH
Rain.

pservations taken by the United States
thsr bureau at s p. M. 18th meridian
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New Orleans. January 1s--cloudy and
cold: track fast
One mile-Nramdc q. Pete Kitchen, Rhett
Goode. Time i4i.
Seven ftmiongs- Sharon, Jack Hayes
Barney Adler. Time 1.30is.
-, One mile-Trlby. Van Brnnt, Krun0.
Time 1:i3A.
Sly fmrlongs-Irish Lady. Robair. Mag
gle y. Time 1l4A.
Seven furlongs-.Alto June, Winsslow.
Stark. Time l;3ON.
Six furlongs High Test. May Ashley, r.
NJ. b. Time 1;lJt.
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New OrIcnu, Entr,c..

Sls furlongs-,Plandita So. Nina Louise
90. Clymena o5. Miss Verne 100. Minute
Murphy. Aurcola los, Sim w l07. Meddler
no.
Three fnrlongs -year-plds--Robort HI
ner. Bob Chance. Scott Newman 1o7, Col.
Rowles, Geo. Carsteus. DR. PIack!fcy.
chalnette. Percy + 10, NH Stream iI5
Mig and q quarter, handicap, over five
hurdles Folly 12o. Walter Us Old Pugh
l3o Grenada 1873. Mr.. Dunlap i}s.
Seven iurlonge. handicap--princees hon
ME 10. sugur Cane. Alva ~, Samson yW
TrF'hy, MElnie Murphy 9s. Alvin w d.
1863 's
Mile and n furlong sel.sng-Viotoress 1o7.
May Ashby 50. Martha Smith %, IIttle
Tom, paros %, Cotton King. Fonschway
Mile and furlong scling--Newhous %.
Ias;g 100. Dorothy III. Buckmore, Billy
Mckenyie, Elsino. Partner 1Ol, Countess
Irma, Constant Jog, Ida P!ckwick los
The Forrest City times., 1897-04-09
CURRENT TOPICS.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
FIFTY-FIFTH CONGRESS.
Especial session.l

IN the senate. on the LIST. during the hour Of
the opening session. joint resolution was
passed authorizing the secretary of the navy TO
place war vessel and a chartered merchant
vessel at the disposal Of the collector Of the
port OF New York for transporting supplies to
relieve the furnishing poor OF India The reso-
luton, offered by Mr.. Morgan (dem. Ala). as to
letters OF Maxine Gomez 10 President Cleve-
land and President Mckinley was passed: as
was the resolution. offered by Mr.. Mills (dem-,
Tex. as to the obligations assumed by the
United States toward the people of Cuba in as
sorting and maintaining the right to prevent
the acquisition OF the island by any European
power. The senate In executive session
from l p until Sis. when IL adjourned to
the 5th. .... The house not in session on
the list.
THE senate was not in session on the Sd 49,.
In the house a message received from the
senate transmitting the joint resolution nu-
thorizing the secretary OF the navy TO transport
in suitable American vessels, which he shall
charter. contributions OF the people OF the
United States for the famine-stricken people of
India After some discussion the resolution
was adopted by common consent The house
adjourned until the It'll
THE senate was not in session on the 5th....
In the house Mr.. Chandler (rep., n. HI, in
troduced a bill "Abolishing competition in
trade and production and authorizing combina-
tions to enable merchants, manufacturers and
producers of commodities subject to interstate
commerce to maintain prices and profits not
withstanding business depression" which he
said he would press as an amendment to the
railroad pooling bill, should the latter be
brought forward. resolution protesting
against the trial Of Gen Ruis Rivera by drum
head court-martialswas adopted by vote Of:
Ayes. 40; nays, o.
IN.the senate, on the 9th. the morning hour
was devoted TO a heated discussion OF the Gu
ban question, the subject being Mr.. Morgan's
resolution declaring that a state of war exists
in Cuba and recognizing both parties as bel
ligerents which lost its place the calendar.
Most of the day was given to consideration OF
the bankruptcy bill. The house was not in
session
The Forrest City times., 1897-04-09
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

Evangelist Moody is holding series
of meetings at Exposition music hall,
St Louis. A chorus of 200 carries the
singing.
The police department of New York
city estimate that there will be mil
lion visitors, April ~, when the Grant
mansoleum is dedicated.
Senator Vest introduced resolution
inquiring as to the authority upon
which Secretary Gage based his recent
order to customs collectors.
London Truth says that it learns that
Queen Victoria is doing her best to Sc
cure the appointment of Francis Joseph
OF Battenberg as governor of Crete.
Thomas Flynn, convicted of murder,
on December 10 last, of VIM. Jahns, a
bartender in Chicago, has been sem
fenced to serve so years in the peniten.
tiary.
Brigadier Susie f. Swift head of the
auxiliary league of the Salvation army
in the United States, has resigned from
the army to enter the Roman Catholic
church.
The illness from which United States
Minister James A. Mckenzie, at Lima,
Peru, has been suffering for several
days has. developed the most serious
symptoms and attacked the brain
Anton Ricca, an Italian, of Spring
Valley. was given 81 years in the peni-
tertiary by jury at Princeton. H.. for
numbering Joseph Parachute, a fellow
countryman, last Christmas night.
- i
der of Hastings at Jacksonville, Ill,
attempted to commit suicide in Jail by
hanging with rope made from sheet
He was discovered in time to save his
life.
w. w. Matthews, of Yates City, H.,
one of the most prominent populist
leaders of central Illinois, was accident
ally killed al Altoona by inadvertently
stepping in front of idly-moving
train. aiY
Brig. Gen. John r. Brooke, command
ing the department of the Dakotas. has
received the official order assigning
him to the command of the department
of the Missouri, with headquarters at
Chicago.
The memory of Frances +. Willard
will be perpetuated in the Northwest
ern university at Chicago by life
sized bust of white marble which is to
be presented to that institution during
eomnlencement week.
Mrs. Emile Jewell. aged o., and Abel
Lewis, Il. were married in Knott coun-
", Ky. This is Mrs. Jewell's fifth
matrimonial venture. and she is said TO
: be the mother of 81 children, the young.
est older than her husband.
The Forrest City times., 1897-04-09
PERTINENT INQUIRIES.
Wants to Know How Other Nations Man.
age Their Affairs

WASHINGTON, April 7-Senator Hoar
yesterday introduced a resolution in
the senate directing the secretary of
state TO ascertain and report to the
senate from time to time the following
particulars in regard to each of the ma
lions with which the United States has
diplomatic relations:
The amount of taxes or excuses. and
the mode of collecting the same.
Statistics of exports and imports and
methods of collecting duties.
Tariff laws. ~
Several objects of public expendi-
ture.
Judicial system.
List of crimes, ofenses and punish
ments. sr
Members of the army and navy.
Police or other arrangements for pre-
serving the peace, and enforcing the
law.
The administrative mechanism.
Public indebtedness.
Method of enacting laws.
The character of legislative cham
beers, the public officers who have prac-
tically the determination OF what laws
snail ue put up, and their passage.
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THE LOUISIANA lEVEES.
Taking Advantage of Good Weather to
Strengthen the Defenses-

New ORLEANS. April Another day
of good weather has aided the work of
protection and the Louisiana levees
are still safe. Supplies have been hur-
ried in every direction, and mud forts
rising abo' The levees, ms iugthem
safer and stronger 10 resist 3D. gem
eral yielding. In the CITY are many
fiat cars loaded with gravel-filled sacks
ready to be moved at a moments no
tice, and the country is following the
city's example. for in case of a break or
emergency the time required to fill the
sacks would count The levees all over
the state are holding out splendidly,
even the Lafourche line, given
up several days ago. holding
out just as if its banks were
mountains instead of understood
and partially neglected hills; but des-
pite this fact there is no feeling of
over-contidence, but, on the contrary,
the bulwarks are being hurried along.
The members of the levee boards are
keeping away from the city; each
member has a certain sec
ton assigned to him. and each
has his forces as well disciplined as an
army of regulars. Each board reports
that its line is holding and that the
outlook is encouraging.
Capt. Derby the United States en-
gineer in charge of the district, still
has fears of the Tensas line, but his
assistants and forces, besides the
state regulars and volunteers.
have been working away for
week, and the condition of
things is better. The Atchafalaya
line. also considered o. X. at one time.
reports that safety depends on the
river banks holding. If there are any
breaks near the Atchafalaya. the
chances will not be as good. but Just
now it considers its levees equal to
most in the state.
Capt Derby's hope is to raise the
weakest parts of the line to four feet
above the 1898 mark. The embank-
ments thrown up are intended to only
serve as guide for the people. who
must Immediately strengthen and
broaden the work, making the tops as
wide as possible. That. is the meaning
of the governors proclamation, which
the engineers second heartily.
The Forrest City times., 1897-04-09
A HORRIBLE STORY.


CHICAGO, April Russell Freer, *
years of age, son of Richard Freer,
burned out both eyes of his ten-months-
old baby brother Edward, Monday
night.
The children were playing together
in the basement. Russell procured
poker, and holding it in the stove until
ii was red hot, polSed it into the infants
eyes. The baby was terribly burned ana
cried aloud in pain. The mother hear
ing the cries of the infant, ran into the
basement. where she found Russell
standing over the baby with the red
hot poker in his hands laughing on
the floor lay the infant with botn eyes
burned out. The little one VIII PROV
ably die from the injuries.
The Forrest City times., 1897-04-09
PAUL RAYMOND KENDALL.
Death of a weu-known Soldier and Eau'
Gator.

WATERFOWL, n. Y, April 7.-faui
Raymond Kendall is dead at Canton
st. Lawrence county, aged 20 year,,
He was the first president of Lomoa.a
university at Galesburg, Ill nv
the outbreak of the civil war nc
raised several regiments in ILLINOIS
He served as quartermaster OF a Mis
souri, cavalry regiment under oen.
Hatch. For a year after the war ,,'
was stationed at Fort Leavenwofu..
Kas. He was at one time principai u
the Clinton, (Ky..) Liberal institute