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DULUTH NEWS.

The following program was corr;o1
out at the meeting of the Young Ladies'
Catholic Union last Tuesday evening
with Miss Phclan as leader:
Scripture reading, Miss Kinney. manor
The Mound Builders" Miss stringcr;
music, instrumental solo, Miss Drsou-
ricrs; paper "Montrcal ana It's Catholic
Churches" Miss Phclan; reading, "llia-
watha's Fishing" Miss Schneider: musi,.
vocal solo, selected; Catholic belief Miss
McNulty; roll call.
a very pleasant card party was given
at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs
Flood Tuesday evening OF last wcck Mr.
and Mra. McGraw won the head prize
ana MI Hunt won the consolation przn
Ihcsc present were: Mcssrs and Mc,;-
DANES M. Brown, ]. Dunphy, J. CALM
ham, j. Thompson, J, Walsh, Triplcl,
Anderson Gardner. Misses Minnie Vaic,
Mary STANLEY, Ellen Walsh, Lizzie
Walsh, Mary Callahan, Katie Callahan
Mary Wright, Agnes Callahan, Julia Me-
Tady, of Tower; Mcssrs. r. McGraw, $.
Mrcarler, o. Hunt, J. Murphy, C. Slin-
dahl, p. Walsh. p. Meaghcr, t. Fisher
Tho social held at tho Catholic elm
room Tuesday event of last week was !.
very pleasant affair. Richard McCue
won the gentleman's prize and Mrs.
Thomas SrAnlon the lady's prize at pro-
grcssivc clnch. It was the most SUCCESS
fll of the series and S126 was realized
Miss Ada Kennedy left Monday for
Minneapolis to spend several days with
her sister, Mrs w. e. Van Hontcn.
Tho engagement of John Moran AMI
Mary Lowry has been announced. The
marriage will take place in the near
future.
The final date of the presentation OF
the opera ''Bohemian Girl" has been
set for Friday evening, Feb. 4. Active
stage rchcarsals are progressing under
Bruno Eyfcrth, who is to stage Tho
opera. and A. +. NJ Custance, who is to
direct 1t on the night Of the perform
ance, has taken charge. Mrs Franz
Schultz has done the chorus drilling.
and work OF more than ordinary OK
cellencc may be expected from it. Miss
Susanna Mckay will sing a selection be-
tween the acts, and during the far
scene Mamie Trcsise and J. a. Evering-
ton will introduce a Spanish dance. The
proceeds will go to the new St. Mary's
Hospital.
A meeting OF the county board of the
A. 0. II. Of st. Louis county was held
Tuesday evening of last week in West
Duluth. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing term: County
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State Of Minnesota County Of IIcnnrpin--
District tomt-FDurth judicial District
CARR" Barr. p!.Iiniir. vs.. Robert !. Barr,
defendant.
The State of Minnesota to tho Above
Named Ipcirn,iHnt.
You arc hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint Of the plaintiff IN
the above entitled action. which said
plant has been filed in the Office of the
Clerk of said District Court. in tn" city Of
Minneapolis. in said County Of IIcnncpn
and state Of Minnesota. and to serve Il
copy Of your answer to tn" said complaint
upon the subscriber at his office in the CITY
of Minneapolis IN tn" County Of IIrnncrn
and State Of Minn"Spta Within thirty tpD)
days after the service Of this summons
upOn you, exclusive of the day of such ser
vice; nnh IF you fail to answer the SAID
complaint within the time aforesaid the
plaintiff in this action will apply to the
Court for tn" relief demanded in the COM
plant herein.
Dated Jan ). 1888
r. A. GARRIIi.
Attorney for Plaintiff. No. 1Ol New York
Life Building, Minneapolis. Mimi.
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WHlTG STRR LING
Excursion to ireland !!
THE BREckE-McHucH co.,
127 Third ST. S. EinnoanoIis MINI
MORTGAGE r'uREcLoslRE SAIL

M',tIGAGE FuRECloSrRE SALE.
'""l, having been made In the pay
m'ht "f this sum of five hundred ana
',i,' N-S"V"ii and sixty one hun,lrcd,hs
's'',"n dollars, TIL" Same being $500 priu-
tiPal ana $3.50 interest. which is claimed
I" he due and is due at the date of this
notice upon II certain morris gage duly exc
rut"l and delivered by Thomas i ;,ros.
AND clara NJ Gross. his Wife murtporors
L" 't"n'y y. Barnes. mortgages bearing
cue the 2"th day OF December 1921 and
with Il power Of sale therein contained
d''lN recorded in the office of the register
on inc deeds in and for the County of Hen
h'pin ana Stat" of Minnesota ON the 9th
day OF December 1921, a, l:3o o'clock ~
m, IN Book ':.2 of MORTGAGES. ON page 10
M,'l'h Sa'd MORTGAGE. together with the
d"ht secured thereby. w.ls duly assigned
by said Henry y. Barnes mortg;,rcr ,n
lth"dt liarlowr by written assignment
GATED TN" iih day IF January 1850 and
r'r"shr" In III" office of said Register of
deeds 'n tn" 9TH ,!;,y of january. 1893. "a,
IL " clock H. m. in li"uk Ala of mortgages
ON pax" "a. which s;,id mortgage" together
with said debt secured thereby. was duIv
assigned by said Rhnda liarnwc, the as
S'EiI"' ANA holder thereof. to Julia llcli-
wei by written assignment dated thu, 9Th
day of january. lN9a and Recorded ON tn,
l-'h daN OF January. lA'N, at 3:l5 O'Clock D.
m, IN Book -? of said MORTGAGES page
"l'. and II" action or prucr, ding having
been Instituted. ut law or otherwise Ia
Recover th,' debt secured by said mortgage.
or amy part thereof.
Now. therrI"r". notice is hereby given,
that 10y Nirtu" of the power of sale con-
tanned In said mortgage. ana pursuant tu
tn" statu," in such cases mad.
and provided, tn" said mor,rar.
VIII h" tnrrl"s"h hy Il sale.
OF the premises d,Srrhc,1 in and convened
10y said mortgage" viz: All that tract or
parcel OF land situated in the County of
lie nn'pn Ind stat" of Minnesota; drscrfb-
ed as follows, t"-w,: The south thirty
teen 'lG' AUDITORS subdivision No 4. a,,-
r"rn. t" tn" plat thereof NOW ON A..
r"rdnE I" tn" plat thereof now ON file
or of record in tile office of the Register of
'"'Nls IN and for ll"un"pin County and
stat" of Minnesota. with the hrrr,iii;,-
m"ntS and al'puii"nnurrS. which sale will
be made by tn" sheriff of said II.nurpiu
County. IL; tho m.,iu entrances ON Fourth
street of the new court house, in til" city
of Minneapolis. i'll said County and State
ON the 18th day of March. lN'S at 10 u'rlorll
II. m. of that day. AT public vcmdur. to the
hIhrs, bidder for cash. to pay said debit
of tive hundred and thirty-s"vrn and sixty
"n"-h,indrrdtha t$,31.io, dollars. am, i'll
isrs. and Twenty-Five ts.5b dollars. at
tnrnrys fees. MS stipulated in and by said
n,"rteaE i'll cas-" of foreclosure. and the
disbursements allowed by law: subject To
redemption at amy tim" within one year
from the day of sale. as prnvi,lrh by Laws.
Dated january III a. H.. 1898.
JULIA llEILlWi.ll.
Assignee of M"rtsngrc.
JAYNE Il lIt.II.IWElI.
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+. 9. HARVEY,
Judge of Probate



stat" OF Minnesota. County Of iI"nn"pln,
District Court, Fourth Judicial District.
Esther Schneider. plaintiff. vs.. Charles A.
Schn"idrr defendants
The Stat" of Minnesota to the Al,nvc
Named Defendants
You ar" hereby summoned ana REQUIRED
to answer the complaint Of the plaintiff in
the nborc entitled action, which said com
phin' has been flied In the Office of the
clerk of said District Court, IN the CITY of
Minno apols. in said County of Iicmnrpin
an. ,latc of Minnesota. and To Scrv,. IA
copy Of your answer to IN" said complaint
upon the subscriber at his Office in the CITY
or Minneapolis, in said County of lIruic-
pin ana State of Minnesota within ,3O)
days after tho service of this summons lI1,-
on you, rxcluSv" nr the day of such service
and lf you fail to answer the said com
plant within tn" time aforesaid
tho plniniT In this action VIII apply to
The court for the relief demanded in I'm.
complaint herein.
Dated January Is. 1888
r. a. GAKRITY.
Attorney for Plaintiff. 30 1911 New Yorl,
Life Eulding. Minneapolis. Nina.
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81 UNIONS.

81 MMONS.
State of Misscsotn. County OF Hcnncpin.
* District Court. Fourth judicial Dis
irict.
In III" Matter OF the Assignment of Minnie
Downs. doing business as NJ. Downs IL
60. Tor the Excelsior Dairy a. Provision
Coz.
Notice Is Hereby Given. That Minnie
Downs, above named. Of the City of Min
nrHpolis. in said county and state, has by
deed in writing, dated January 49, 1898.
made II general assignment to the UNDER
signed of all her property not exempt by
law from levy and sale on execution FOR
the benefit of all creditors, without prefer
rnrcS.
All claims must be verified and presented
TO the undersigned for allowance.
Dated Minneapolis, Jan. q. 1898.
JOHN HOBAN,
Assignee.
Heuncpiu County, Ai!nn.
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FROM the CAPITAL.

Patrick Lynch has sued the city FIR
$2,057.50 which lie claims as salary due
him for services as policeman from
Jan. II, 1898, to May l. 1895.
Among the features OF the entertain-
ment to be given by Division No. /. A.
o. H., Feb. 8, at Central Hall, will be
some selections on the bagpipes and some
original character sketches by Mcssrs
Carey and Kelly. The entertainment will
followed by social hop.
The a. 0. H., Of Ramsey county. will
hold a joint meeting at Central Hall,
Friday evening. Feb %. Each of the
nine divisions will have a number CT
candidates to initiate at this meeting.
If 1t proves a success. several similar
meetings will be held during the year.
John NJ. Lynch has brought an action
against NJ. p. Ryan to recover $3.50
for assisting him in the purchase of
tho Willoughby block on Robert street
from Seraphiae L. W. Willoushby for
tho price of $4,000.
John Towcy, living AT 1913 Ellis street
st. Anthony Park, was seriously injured
last Sunday evening in an accident IN
the lnterurban line. HQ WAS crossing
university avenue near Prior. going 20
his home, when he was struck by a car
coming from Minneapolis. lie was
picked up unconscious and when he
revived was taken to his home 1t was
found that three ribs were broken, and
ne was removed to hospital in Mime
apols. Mr.. TGwcy has lived in the city
II years. He is married and has two
Children He Is II brother Of OH ,cr
Towey Of the Prior avenue police sta
ton.
Moro significance than usual attended
the services Sunday evening at ST. VIM
cents church. 1t WAS the occasion
chosen for the formal ceremony OF an
yelling and blessing the handsome
bronze statue OF st. Anthony OF Padua,
recently added to the saints hunor,l
with statues IN the new church Father
Byrne, rector Of st. Thomas College
performed tho ceremony and preached
the sermon. The ceremony itself was
very simple. In his sermon Father
Byrne reviewed the life and services of
the famous Saint and emphasized he
reasons for his being held in such high
honor, by the church through all GEN.
turtles down to tho present day.
Henry c. Garvey, the Oldest member
OF the st. Paul letter carrier force,
died on Sunday last, at the age of IS
years, after Il continuous service of rs
years with the local posto1lcc His death
was caused by cancer. Mr.. Garycy was
known to nearly every business man in
the CITY, for at some time or other during
MS quarter or century connection with
inc carrier force he had delivered mail
on every route In the city. Two years
ago he became afflicted with cancer, but
was not incaparitated for work. IIc wos
given light duties of collection. otc
For the last l2 months. however. he WAS
confined to his bed. The deceased was
born In lrcland,and came from n wealthy
family being the third son. He served
IA years in the British army. lie came
TO America in 1865 and settled in 81
laul. He was one of the first ton Gar
llers appointed when the free dcliv..rv
system was introduced in st. Paul "a
years ago The funeral was held Tuos-
DAY morning at 3 o'clock from ST. Morve
church. The letter carriers attended
the funeral in IL body.
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|hROliATl., NL1II,I.,


STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY or
irnn'pi--1l"h,lc touIt--ln the Matter
OF the E.stat" of William Ryan. Drrriscd
Letters of administration on the cstnt. of
William Ryan. deceased. late of The county
OF ii"nn"l,in and state of Mnnrsuttl being
granted To Dennis j. Ryan
II Is Ordered. That six months. be AMI th.
sam" Is hereby allowed from ANA after TN,
date OF this order. in which All persons
deceased are required To file tn. s;,lu, i'm
tn" probate court of said county for exam
llillon ANA allowance. or he for, wei barred
II Is Further Ordered. That IN. first Mon
day In August. lSS. al 10 o'clock a. M, n,
Il general term of said probate. court Ia he.
held at tn" Court House In the city of Min
n"ap"li$. in said county. he and tn. sam.
is hereby appointed rs tn" tim" anl pIar.
when ana where tie said rebate Court viii
cXamin" ana adjust said claims ANA de
mHn,lS.
And II Is Further Ordered That notice of
such hearing hc given to all creditors aid
persons Interested in sand estate hy forth
with publishing tins order once In Zach
week for Three Su"rrsAivr weeks I'm TN.
Irish STANDARD. Il nrwspHp"r printed ANA
lul,.iSIr,i In 81 il county.
Dated a, Minneapolis this 2oih day OF
J"l,,lnry. lSS
by the Court:
+. G. HARVEY.
County Judge.
w. II. H. lilerIln. attorney for lI,ui,,ls-
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JAYNE 4 rI.LIW ELL.
Attorneys for Assign,
rENltATE NOVICE.


State of Minnesota. County of llennepln-
Probate Court
In tho nlnticr Of tho estate of Anna Grim
seth, deceased
ON reading and filing the petition OF Gina
Hammer representing that ANN GriInSrth
hus lntrly died in,rSthio. II resident and in-
hnhiinnt of tho county of lIrnnrpin and state
Of Minnesota. leaving goods. e nttrls aud rS-
tntr within this county, and praying that nd-
mni.,tration of hr estate ho to said petit
TONER granted:
ills ordered, that said petition 1T, heard ut
sprrini term Of this court to /" held ut
tho court House In the City Of Minnrnpoli4.
In said county ON Monday. the .lsi ,!ny of
February. lH!S, ut lUu'cluck in Tia" forenoon;
and that notice ufs,Ich honrng be given to
an persons Interested, by publishing this
order nj least once in each week for three
successive weeks prior to said day of hearing.
I'm tn Irish Standard II newspaper printed
aud published in said county.
Dated ut Minneapolis this nth dny OF Jan
unry, ls!'S
by the Court: i. e. HARVEY,
Judmo OF I'rubnLs.
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PROBATE. NOTICE.


Stn,r Of Minnesota County Of Iiennrrln.
PrUbntc Court.
In The matter of the estate of kczin I'ro"ks
Decreased.
On reading and cling the petition of George
W. Brooks of ll'nn"pin county. Minnesota
representing That krlin Brooks has lately
died intcstutc. resident and inhnhItant OF
the county of Iienncpin mnd state OF Mime
sotn leaving goo Is. chnitrl, and estate with
In this county, md praying that aNministrn-
ton of hcrrsLatc be to said petitioner grant
ed:
Its ordered, That said petition he heard
ut II special torn of this Court, to BIZ held ut
III" Court House In he City Of Minueapu liA
In said County, on Monday, the 2Isl day of
February. lh.~, Mt 10 o'clock In tho forenoon;
aud That noiic" of sue hcnring be given onll
persons Interested. by publishing this order
ut l"nS, once in rnch week for three successive
wrAkiprior to snd day Of herring In Tile Irish
Stnndnrh. II newspaper printed and published
In said County.
Dated Mt minneapolis this 9Th day OF Innu-
AIRY. IsaS.
IIy the Court, i. G. HARVEY.
Judge OF Probate.
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the pirates no longer ran separate
and shouting through the woods. but
kept side by side, and spoke with bated
breath. The terror Of the dead buq-
cancer had fallen On their spirits.
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had Case.

What are you treating me for doc,or?'
LOSS of memory. You have owed me
a bill for $50 for two years."-Dat.0it Free
Press.
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their efforts have met with deserved ap-
probation. Mr.. Weber, whose death We
binary ability, a good writer, valued
member Of the art preventative" and a
gentleman in all that the word implies.
One OF natures noblcmcn, the announce
ment Of Ed Wcber's death will be read
with deep regret wherever he was
known.
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State Of Minnesota. Colniy of iIrnnrpin. -
Probate Court
In lhc matter" of tho estate of Alicu Jones
Davis, drrrnScd.
ON rcndins and film. the petition of John
q. I)hviS or Minneapolis. ilrunrpn ru,uly
MinnrSutn, rrprrsrntlnE ihnt a Hes, Jones On vi.
ma" lhlclY ulrG inl"Sihi'. Il IL -ld"nL aud In
hnhilhnt of the count of llcnnrpi and ,tntn
OF Minnesota, leaving goods, chattcls and rs
tate With II this county. and praying that adj
mini>trntion of her relnlu he 10 said prtl-
tiOncr granted:
special term of this Court. To be held II, the
Court House, In the city of Minneapolis, In
snid County. on Monday, tho Iiihor February
1888. nj ~ u'cluck In tho forenoon: and thnt
notirr Of such hearing lbs ri ven tunll PERSONS
Interested; by publishing this order Onto rncl,
week for three successive weeks prior to sn ii
day Of hrtring, In The Irish Standard n news
pnpcr printed and pm bishrd In snd county,
l'n,rd n, Minneapolis this Iaih dry OF jan
uary lt4S.
by the Court.
+. G. HARVEY,
Ina If pt,,I Ii.,.
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went through, leaping on his crutcl till
the muscles of his chest were fit to
burst, was work no sound man ever
equaled; and SO thinks the doctor. AS
it was, he was already so yards behind
us and on the verge of stranging when
we reached the brow of The slope.
Doctor" he hailed, "sec there! no
hurry!"
Sure enough, there was no hurry. In
more open part of the plateau we
could see the three survivors still run
ming in the same direction as they had
started, right for MiZzen-1nast Hill. We
were already between them and their
boats, and so we four sat down to
breathe, while Long John. mopping
his face, came slowly up with us.
"Thank ye kindly, DOCTOR" says he.
"You came in about the nick, guess,
for me and Hawkins. And so it's you,
Ben Gunn!" he added. well, you're
nice one. to be sure"
I'm Ben Gum, I am," replied The
maroon, wriggling like an eel in his
embarrassment. and" he added, after
long pause, chow do, Mr. Silver! Pref
ty well, thank ye, says YOU"
"Ben, Ben" murmured Silver, "to
think as you've done me-"
The doctor sent back Gray for one
OF the pickaXcs. deserted. in their FIGHT
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Edwin II. Weber, CT the firm Of Flint
G. Weber, publishers of the Dunn County
News at Menominee, Wis., died in that
city recently of Brights disease of the
kidneys, aged SO years In 1868 Messrs.
Flint and Weber, then young men, pur-
chased the Prescott Journal, of Lutte A.
Taylor, the latter gentleman going to La
nalistic field as editor Of the Daily Lead
er. Fire destroyed the Journal building
in 1870 and soon after it's publishers,
who had lost heavily as result of the
conflagration moved to Menominee where
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rkOHA,rI: Nnrlll1

NUIITIT Y
W. II. II. rileram. attorney tor
traitor. IL. Temple Court.
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SPANISH PATRIOTISM.

1t is never wise to under-rate your
enemy. 1t is wise to first count the
cost and then fight. You will then be
prepared to measure and
prepare for any and all events. The
Spaniard Is very brave as a fighter,
but he has been often licked badly.
The English have lone much of this.
They showed splendid pluck in resist
ing Napoleon, but the English were
with them. The Europeans bank high
On the Spaniards in fighting Americans.
We have not moderated their pluck,
p~ertinacity, pride, patriotism. But
they have prodigiously failed in their
ter sending more than 300 900 Spanish
soldiers to Cuba, the insurgents are
still active, still ~unsubdued. How is
that for such a brave people? Three
generals have lent their strength and
skill in the last three years and have
little rebellion. The Philadelphia Re-
cord notes n fact that does not
speak we'll of the devotion and pluck
of many Spaniards. 1t says:
at has exhausted itself in making
a waste of hat island and in starving
it's non-combatant inhabitants. The
quality of Spanish patriotism may be
estimated from the fact hat in the
months of January to August, 1896, in
elusive, the sun realized by the Span
ish government from purchases of ex-
emptions from military duty amounted
to AZ, 900, 900 pesetas; in the year pre-
ceding the outbreak of revolt in Cuba
only 5000, 900 pesetas were raised from
this source. Spanish patriotism seems
to grow in an increase ratio to the
needs of the country"
Talking about Spanish patriotism
leads one to turn to Spain now in its
direful stress of war. How do the peo-
per Dear themselves? There are tu-
mults, threats, c~onspiracies, all around,
and even in the very citadel, in it's
ancient capital city, there is mob aw
threatening and martial law proclaim
ed. Destroy their fleets and peace al
come.
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NORTH CAROLINA

The Lutheran Synod will meet in Sal
lSDury next year.
The annua meeting of cotton manufac-
turers will be held at Charlotte on the
18th MT.
Winston Sentinel: The colored voters
of Winston form about twelve-ffteenths
of the republican party and yet they are
given only three-ifteenths of the nomi-
nations for aldermen.
Dunn Union: We earn that the owed
ing of Mr.. H. F. Warren, who lives
about four miles east of town in Sampsvn
county,, was destroyed by fire last We'd
nesday night. The fire Was discovered
about $50 O'Clock n it's origin is I'M
known. Mr.. Warren saved a part of his
household effects.
Dempsey Watson was in Kenny and was
drinking. About 10 O'Clock he left there
to go to his home, near Kirby's Crossing,
in this county. Sunday morning about
S O'Clock he was found about one mile
this side of Kenly dead. He was near
the railroad, a bruise on his head,
lying in a small pool of water.
Salisbury Sun: If reliable reports b.
true, that mammoth water power at the
famous falls of the Yadkin in Stanly
county is to be harnessed and Albemarle,
Salisbury, New London, Norwood, Con-
cord, Lexington and other tributary
towns are to feel the thrill of the cleo
trical current. The syndicate, we learn,
is composed Of Scranton, Pa, capitalists
and manufacturers
Statesville Mascot: Thomas Harris, of
Hickory, who was visiting at the home
Of his uncle, John Moore, in the Stony
Point neighborhood, accidentally shot
himself while hunting last Saturday af-
o He was standing on top of a
fence with his gun between his knees
when the gun slipped from its resting
place and fell, striking the hammer on
the rail. The gun was discharged and
the load went into his thigh about half
way between the knee and groin, rang
ing upward and backward. He is seri-
ously, but not necessarily fatally hurt.
Raleigh Post: A republican said to us
yesterday that he had been Informed
that the populists of Brunswick held a
county convention Monday and appoint
ed delegates to the state convention to be
held on the 18th instant, and instructed
said delegates to supper a proposition
for fusion with the democrats. The
aforesaid republican added: Il am not
surprised at this action, but what gets
away with me is, Governor Russell was
in Brunswick on Monday, and I am told
engineered this movement for democratic
fusion with the democrats.