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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-12-22

Overcome evil with good. Overcome
your coughs and colds with One Minute
Cough Cure. 1t is so good children cry
for 1t. 1t cures Group, bronchitis, pneu-
monia, grippe and all throat and lung
diseases. II. p. Shanafelt 4 Co.,
e. o. Miller, East End Pbsr. and
Fishers drug store,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-12-22
Monument to Russians Unveiled.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Dec. 19.-The Rus
sian Grand Duke Nicholas, who arrived
here ON Friday on board a Russian
steamer, unveiled Sunday, at Galatan,
near San StefPno, where ON March 3,
1878, was signed the treaty OF peace
that terminated the Russo Turkish war,
monument to the Russian soldiers
xpbn foII in that cgnHicf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-12-22

A cough Is not like fever. 1t does
not have to run certain course. Cure
II quickly and ehectually with One
Minute Cough CuIe, the best remedy foi
all ages and for the most severe cases
We recommend II because IT'S good.
E. O. Miller, East End Phar. II, p. Shan
eit a %, and Fishef -.rug store.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-12-22
oUTLAWRY ABOUT SANTIAGO.
Man Murdered Not GuerilIa-Stabbings
at Several Places.

at Several Places.
SANTIAGO, Dec. 19.--It turned out
that the man who was shot here Friday
morning by a Cuban negro, after land
ing from a schooner bailing from Bara-
Goa was not, as was at first supposed,
Celeste Rodriguez, the guerilla, but a
merchant from Baracoa, who had come
here co purchase supplies. The as.
sumption Is that the crime was COM
mitted for the sake of robbery.
From Firmesa came report that the
alCade has been attacked and stabbed
with machete and there has been an.
other stabbing atfray at Daiquiri. AL.
though these affairs are probably min.
ing camp rows, the authorities now feel
compelled to police those places which
heretofore has been unnecessary owing
to the fact that "A majority OF the work.
men were Spanish soldiers and under
military discipline.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-12-22
ONE MAN KILLED.
Cars Smashed on Trestle on an Indi-
ana Railroad.

ana Railroad.
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. l9.-On the Indi-
ana. Decatur g. Southwestern railroad,
about 80 miles west of indianapolis,
near Guion station, the Indianapolis ex-
press southbound left the tracks west
of high trestle and passed over the
trestle, which was go feet long, with
seven coaches of the rails and humping
along the ties.
The rear car had Just left the trestle
when spreading OF the rails ahead of
the baggage car piled the seven cars
into heap. The baggage car and
smoker were ground almost into splin-
ters aud all Of the cars were badly
wrecked.
T. NJ Wells, superintendent OF the
schools OF Douglass county, Ills, who
lived et Arcola. was killed.
Eight people were injured. -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-12-22
To Make Locomotives.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 19.-The Bald.
win Locomotive works has within the
last few days received orders for So loco
motives, of which l6 are for the i'm.
perial railway of China, making the
second order received from that coun-
try within ten months.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-12-22
U. S. CRUISER STRUCK A ROCK
An Accident to the Cincinnati In santI-
ago HarbOr.

ago HarbOr.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Dec. 49, While
the United States cruiser Cincinnati
was leaving port she ran full speed upon
a rock clearly defined in the charts but
not buoyed, Last September General
Leonard Wood, considering that the alb
sence of buoy there might lead to
some accident, anchored a small one,
the first ever placed there, but the Bes.
carried it away, and since then there
has been no buoy to mark the location
of the rock.
The Cincinnati is probably not seri-
eusly damaged, as she is not making
water. Attempts have been made to
pull her off.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-12-22

When you ask for DeWitt's Witcn Ha-
eel Salve, don't accept counterfeit or
imitation. There are more cases OF piles
being cured by this, than ell Others
combined. 10. q. Miller, East End
Phar.. Fred r. Bhanafelt and tisher's
drug ,tose.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-12-22
Enyoys Homeward Hound.

LONDON, Dec. 19.-The American
peace commissioners sailed for the
United States Saturday afternoon on
the steamer st. Louis from South
amptOn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-12-22
Arrived From HonoluIu.

SAN Francisco, Dec. l9.-The steamer
Scanda, arrived at quarantine from
Honolulu, with the companies Of the
New York volunteer regiment which
had not already arrived in this city.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-12-22

lwrite in the interest of others, and espec.
tally Of my brother ministers, who are unable
10 engage in the great work to which the Lord
has called them. My voice was so weak and
my throat in such q condition could not sing,
and at times could hardly talk at all; was
cough used Aerial Medication and within
three months my hearing, voice and health
were restored, and have remained so for over
three years, for which shall ever feel grateful.
J. L. Ford, Minister in the Baptist Church,
Sedalia, Mo.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-12-22
FREE.

Aerial Medication will positively cure deafness,
eAtarrh, throat aud lung diseases. To prove this
will, until January I, 1899, send medicines for
three months treatment free. For symptom form
and particulars address
in. MOORE, Md, 4 1856. Cincinnati, Ohis.
(This Advertisement Will Not
Appear Again
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-12-22

soc. and sIoo, all druggists
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-01
Hone lie of hrs. Beuiamin Harrison.

Wife Of iuT,uer President Of the l. ultul
States illustrated, giving Mrs. HART. ,n's
!,sst photograph presented by herself Tor
this uuruusp, also Harrlsun home in IN.
dianapulis Charming story nf dome tio
hnpp.nosp OF tho HurriaOrs with ther
h,h BY. 1rlls how devoted the happy n"upl,
are aud how tile former Ff1sidcnt .ulls
IN the floor with the baby. Written cx-
c,u,iysiy FOR Easter Home Talk, the
wonan's popular home journal, con aim
me choicest Easter fashions. ENLARGED to
N, unres with beautiful Easter cover. Gail
|, day for free copy at the big store of \.
Suvllenhurg II Co., 7th and Market
StrGets.
HOME TALE the womau's popular fash.
Ton journal, enlarged to ihirty.two prges
with u beautiful new Easter cover. special
~ designed by $ Y. Wendell is now ready
for tree distribution at the store OF the
publisher, n. Snellenburg ~ Co., nh 70
Market
Ttefeature Of this number is q charn'-
Ing account OF the happy home lilo of for
NOR President Ben ,min Harrison. his
young v ifc and their baby, In their lndi+>
nun,mlis homo IL IL illustrated, giving
an excellent uortruit of Mrs Harrison, So
IL It'd b, herself for this purpose, aud al
50 tho Harrison home. 1t tells oil the do
vo,i II OF ,hs gallant ai-l'res'dcnt to his
lCyely Wlfb. anu hls tonuneSs ior loi'lnU
On tho liour with the baby.
This was written exclusively for HOME
TALK. and should bs road ~ every WON.
an in hi, town. HONE TALK also con.
,aius uany now. Instructive, enterprising
and helpful features for Its woilsh read
ers, It's Easter fashian piatsa arc direct
f;vn Paris and show tho lata,st crc4tions
o: The ,nilliner's aud modiste's art Oppor-
tunity Is offered Its readers to obtain the
"Songs Of all Natious." froe, and its child.
rsn's stories, written by childisn. arc more
on tertaining than ever. French dolls are
present ted to the children who write the
best storisa Call to-day Tor FREE opp
O: HoSiT TALK.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-01
Booth CASE Surely a Murder.

Me- York, April /. the police theory
! that \ otre,s l,auru BpUth did not die by
hnr avn hand AT thu New Amste rtia ia
| iotcl Dutween O'Clock Monday morning
and O'Clock Monday night was strength,
nued. in their opinion, by several ini-
porrant discoveries yesterday.
From Assistant Distr!a, -ALtoruay
| y Reilly 1t was learned that thusu dis
| ruGerlos relate 10 the time the fatal shot
wa, fired and the subsequent movements
| Of JAniph s. Lee with whom the woman
! had registered at the hotel on Saturday
The Gasu Of the police rs it stands is one
OF purely circumstantial evidences. Th0y
start with the assumption that the positio
of tho deuu woman in the bod when found
On Monday night was unnatural. She
lay with the bedclothcs ny cnrnfally tucked
around heras II solne Que had done it nttor
shu was Il 'ad. The counte;paue was caro-
tally rolled uvcr, and uvcrthin. was M
wrinkled.
The bullst entered tho ,wu1nan's head nj
puin, buhind the right ear, nu.l this thu
po icy regard u. an extremely suspicious
clrouln. tnncs. They assert that in ninety.
nine Gases out Of Il hundred whcra silic,is
by shooting through the head Ia inve,;i.
gstsd II Is found that the weapon has been
pointed nj TIE temple the mouth o. The
ent. TO point a revolver behind tho rar
relniles All awkward and unnatural pHsi.
VI tho hrHi.
The funeral services OF Miss Boo Il wcrs
iluId u, the residence Of her brother, W. II.
i,ooth, AT No 23i2 Western Boulevard.
yesterday. Ouly few immediate rcla.
YES wore pr"sunt The body was TAX n
IT, the receiving vault at Woodlawn C"ins.
Tory, whore II will ralnAln until 1t !, 80
moved To tho family Duc.l r.ot ut I"iy.
uhn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-01
WILMINGTON BOYS SHOWING.
The Eureka Athletic Clubs Entertain
ment at Baltimore Last Night Was
Very Interesting.

Jack McGccver. of Williamstown, Pa.
and Charles (Young) Smyrna, of Chester,
Pa. l3S-pounders donned the gloves. Nc
Gecver's face was terribly tattooed from u
gun cotton explosion against which he ran
in his vocation of coal mining The pair
were to go six rounds, and did it. Nc
Geever had, 1t was said, the credit of fight.
ing a si1.round draw with Owen Zeigler.
Just how he did it was u puzzle to those
whose saw him box last night. During
the six rounds he fought with Smyrna he
did little but artful lodging and hitting
wildly with swings and back-hand blows.
What fighting was done was done by
Smyrnr, and parts of the game were 80
crude that even Smyrna the Sphynx had
to smile. 1t was stated after the bout that
McGeever had been told that he had o
blood clot OH the brain, and this was
given as an excuse for his being groggy
twice after getting face blow.
Joseph Laughlin. Of Wilmington. was
stacked against Eddy Lenny, Of Chester,
Pa, for six rounds. Laughlin proved to be
good novice 1t was his third ring contest
and he was up against q prospective
champion .LaughliE neither won nor lost
for himself, but he knocked several rings
from the ladder which Henry was suppos-
ed to be climbing. He started from the
stroke of the going to 20 at his man. In the
three minutes fighting it was clearly
shown that Lenny wac the harder hitter,
but Laughlin did not seem to be hurt by
the Chester boys blows. Lenny was aim
ing his blows for the body and landing
there. He kept up his work for the entire
six rounds, but Laughlin. who appeared
equally as clever, smiled at the punishment
he got.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-01
ITEMS FROM new CASTLE.
Correspondents Of tho REPUBLICAN,
NEW CASTLE. April l, 1893

Ono Of the police officers Of this city had
an interesting time with burglar last
night Shots were fired and the residents
OF Front street were both excited and scar
cd. Unfortunately the burglar succeeded
in making good his escape. Officer Tobin
had been over his dist,ict and stopped at
tho Mayors Office to get smoke, 1t was
then ll.55 and he knew the other officers
would soon turn up to allow him 10 get
his lunch.
young man who had been to Will
mington and returned on u trolley car
rushed into the office and said come quick
thore are burglars in Black s. sawa ladder
to a side window and it is raised. The
officer dashed out tho door and down to
Front street. As he stole along the west
ern siue OF the s,eeet no saw II burglar
come out the window and descend the
ladder He carried u large valise In ono
hand. As he reached the foot Of the ladder
Tobin stepped across the street.
He covered the man with the revolver
which he received for his valor Oh for
mer OCCASION He told the burglar to hold
up his hands The fellow dropped the
valiss with the silverware and other valu.
ables, and as his hands went up one of
them fired revolver. That he was good
aim there Is no gainsaying. The bullet
cut the top off Of the officers helmet
IopAh Vhoh Ai'ou jpub WIN agility OH
flea the fellow leapsd from his position
ind fired again. Each man kept jump.
ing and firing until their revolYsrs wero
empty. BY this time the residents of the
noghborhood were aroused. Tue burglar
started on run and succeeded In reach
ing Sleeps wharf in time to jump into
the boat and row away. Just as he did 80
Tobin's brother officer arrived, the town
clock struck IL, and the genial officer
knew 1t was the first day Of April once
more, when April fools ara around. The Of
ncer had been asleep just FIVE minutes
and tho encounter with the burglar was
all dream.
Aaron Roy one Of the best known COLOR
cd men In the State. died here yesterday
morning He was about 70 years Of age
and was one Of the prominent workers OF
Mt Salem Church.
Thomas Martin fell overheard at the
Delaware street wharf. He was rescued by
Harry Ridings.
Shad are very scare.
The Farnhurst Base Ball club has or.
game and Is ready to receive challenges.
from all corners.
The club will be composed OF the follow.
ing players:
Hobson, O.; Leach, D.; Williams, lb;
Gibson, 2b; Dillin, 3d.. Fritz, SIS; Van
tine, L.; Nichols, Of; Sneak. IF; out
fielder. Hammond.
Harrison Rothwell, colored, better
known as Sugar Awful" is lying at the
point Of death In his cell at the jail He
has severe fever.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-01
DOTS.

Transfer No II, built by Pussy ami Jones
company was given successful trial trip
on tho Delaware River yesterday,
Great Sachem Franklin y Howard Of
the Great Council at Delaware. Imp'd. o.
r. NJ will raise up the chiefs elect ofDeln-
ware Tribe this evening.
Constable Windish will bu Magistrate
Ia cy' S regular constable, Tho Magistrate
from tmo to time will call in one Of tho
new constnbles.
T.. j Ector, of this city, has purchased
the Isaac Vansant farm, In the Fourth
ditriot, containing 81 acres, foi $3,7iN
The insurance Compa MES havo not yet
adjusted their loss with William II. Rob-
inson No. lOl West Seventh street, whose
house suffered from being .-tlooded with
water by the fire at tho Wonderland
Theatre corner Of Seventh and Spipley
streets. The damage done amounted to
over $500,
Rev. +. B. Short Is able to be about
again.
The funeral of Robert Ca heart took
place from his late home yesterday after-
noon.
A good woman to cook and do general
hOubeWofk may uuu " BOoA E'i'e ny uu-
dressing L. q. j., the Republican office.
The Watcr Witch Fire Company is anx.
iously awaiting tho arrival of its engine
from New York.
Two new fire alarm boxes have been
placed In tho yard Of the Pussy II Jones
company. They are numbered l26 and
1872.
=. The local fremen made u successful test
last evening ut Third and French streets
OF anew nozzle, which will squirt solid
and spray stream. 1t is also supplied with
u shut-off.
The Rev, W. W. Sharp is conducting a
revival in Wesley NJ. t. Church tie 10 be
Ing assisted by Evangelist Galloway, and
ono conversion has been rspOrted. :
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-01

In tho Municipal Court this morning
Theodore Cole was charged with drunken.
ness lie was fined 81 aud costs.
Harry u. Smith was charged with STINT
lar offense and was rated accordingly.
Charles O'Neii was charged by officer
James T. Scott with using bad language.
He was fined $40 aud costs.
Harry Mckeown walked Into tho city
hnll last night. He was drunk. He
asked for u chance and WAS allowed to
60.
Andrew Duugherty was Charged with
being drunk and disorderly. lie was
rated at 50 and costs.
Richard Tiernoy was charged with dis
orderly conduct. When the case was
called he asked for postponcment to Sc
cure witnesses When he WIS asked this
morning II no wanted witnesses no said he
did not His father testified that he has
cursed his mother and father Ho was
fined SO and costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-01
With the Red Ten.

Keokuk Tribe, L o. n. NJ, last night
elected these officers Prophet, j. N. Boy
Ian sachem, A. 4. Ewing; senior saga
more, J. Harry Showalter; junior saga.
more Clarence Vernon; keeper of records,
Edwin Hirst: keeper Of wampum, Moses
II. Peters; member Of the widow aud Or
phans' Committee, Franklin Alexander.
j. II. Oiingsr, Clarence Vernon and Ar
thur Z. Davies wero appointed finance
committee Tho other appointed officers
will be announced next Thursday night,
when the chiefs will DO raised, Previous
to tho election three candidates were
adopted.
Great sachem Howard begins his work
OF raising chiefs Ffiday night and he
will be ut Delaware and Maniton Tribes.
His other appointments are: Saturday
night, Andastaka and Lanape; Mon4ay
night, Minqus and Hopokohacking; Tues
day night. Cherokee, Minnehaha and Ap.
poqmnimink Wednesday night Degree OF
pocohontas; Thursday night, kcoGuk,
WaWaseJ and S,Lninole,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-01
How Are the Mighty Fallen.


1--WE congratulate the Every Evening
upon its enterprise and its newly
capacity to recognize n good thing when 1t
secs it, At last it has discovered that the
plate matter" furnished by tbs press as
sociations Is made up of the best reading
material available. Only few years ago
IL attempted to DO sarcastic because ''rhe
Morning News" was giving ITS readers
some most excellent plate" but yesterday
our neighbor was compelled to use an en-
tire page to fill up We have no fault to
find with the quality of this special read
ing matter, and We are willing to admit
that it Is the best and most carefully edit
ed page ever printed by our captious oon-
temporary"
The Ratchet and saw matter known as
plate matter of which the Every Evening
has had SO much to say In condemnation.
was used by 1t on one whole page yester-
day. This Is the same kind OF miscellane-
Gus matter used by the best papers in the
country for the past six years, and which
the same paper poked fun at IN the
columns of tho REPUBLICAN. Surely tho
WORLD do move ind the Every Evening
with H. 1-REplIRI.iCAN
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-01
QUICK POLICE WORK.
A Young CoIored Man Arresrru sor
Stealing Il Watch and Chain.

At 7M o'clock this morning Oltiuer
Eakin aud W. j. Massey were notified by
Nathan Brinckley that he had been robbed
Nathan hus been employed on the farm OF
Jnmos Green adjoining the Buttonwood-
near New Castle. On Tuesday last Edwin
Baskin, also culored went to the farm;
The men slept together and when Nhth'
Nh awoke this morning Baskin was gone
So were his SIG watch, 81 chain. hat AID
pocketbook containing SO cents
Nathan arrived afew minutes before
90 ook and reported his loss to the officers
OF the second district. After getting de-
scription of the thief tho officers went Oh a
hunt and found that the watch had beoh
pawned for So Then they went toa lodg'
ing house on Front street and found BIAS
kin. He wns soon in cell at the CITY hall
He was taken to the Off % OF Magistrate
DAILY W hers he pleaded guilty to the charge
and was held in $500 bail for CUurt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-01
ADJUSTMENTS
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
g8 EI-CApITAS

gFEes EL-CAPITAN.
One Of the features of this seasOn's dra.
matte and musical visitHtiOns To W dining.
ton will be the iui tiul presentation ON our
local stage at the Opera House to morrow
evening, OF John Phiip Sousa's and
Charles Helms humorous comic-opcra,
II! Captain which scored such II sue
cess at he Filth Avenue Theatre, New
York city Ell. Captain will be presented
here by DO Wolf Hopper and the members
of hi. famous company, precisely AS in
New York, us al of its magniticenG stage
appointments, including series of gor-
guous scenic pictures, brilliant costumes
and dresses, superb draperios and other
accessories will be employed. Mr.. Hopper
will be surrounded by the entire original
cast and chorus of fifty voices, with a com.
plctc milit Try brass band to give tone and
volume to tho two great march finales.
RESERVED seats are now on sale at the box
office
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-01
Laurada'S Log Turns up,

While strolling along the Delaware
River to get glimpse of the cruiser Min
neapolis William Law, a Chester Traction
conductor yesterday picked up a water.
soaked roll Of foolscap which on inspec-
ton proved to BIO the engineers log book
of the tllibustering steamer Lsurada. Tho
log gives Engineer John divers detailed
account Of the voyage of the Laurada
from Baltimore to Porto Rico and the re-
turn voyage to Philadelphia and also
from the latter port to Charleston and re-
turn. The first date is March 20 and the
last April 20, but no year appears.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-01

At the Grand Opera House next Monday
evening, "A Stranger in New York" will
be given. It's presentation here short time
since by one of the road companies when
the new piece left most favorable I'M
preston. seems to have inspired every.
body with II desire to sec the piece under
moro favorable circumstances, with the
original cast The leading characters were
especially written for Harry ConOr. Harry
Gilfuii, sSadie Martinez, George Boune,
Amelia Stone and Arthur l'aoie, and it is
but fair to presume these people are thus
enabled to render these characters to bet.
ter advantage than could any ono else.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-01
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

Hon. James l.. WolcOtt, former chan
cellor Of Delaware, died at his home in
Dover
It Is reported that Japan has asked
the United States to join Great Britain
In supporting Japan's position at We'll
Hal Wei
A rumor that Steve Brodie, the
bridge Jumping actor, had died on
train near Adrian. Mich, is doubted
by his New York friends.
The British steamer Leechmere,
which sailed from the Tyne on March
20 for London, is believed to have
foundered with all on board.
The litigation over the estate of the
late John Stetson, the well known
theatrical manager has been settled.
His father receives As per cent and his
wife's relatives the residue.
Mrs. Lena Black, a young woman Of
New York, was driven to suicide by
worriment over the repeated misfor-
tunes Of her husband, who had been in
lred several times while at work.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-01

Pittsburg. April 1.-The wage COM
mittee Of the American Window Glass
company last night informed the Of
ticials of the cutters and fatteners'
unions that if their strike order was
not recalled and the men put to work
at once the manufacturers would run
their factories with non-union or any
other men obtainable. Simon Burns,
president of the Window Glass assoc
citation O.. A. 300, has assured the
manufacturers that no time would be
lost, as he will fill the places Of all
striking cutters and tiatteners with
non union men or men from L. A. 300
The three cornered fight Is now on
and promises interesting developments.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-01
Appointed Officers.

A. T: Ewing, Saohem of Keokuk Tribe,
No. 8, 1mp'd. 0. r. NJ, has appointed tho
following officers. FirstS S., Harry ST.
Clair, second 5. Robert Ii. Hanna, G. of
7. John H. Olinger, G. of W. r. C. Davis,
first w. r. B. Flemming, second w. Ar.
thur G. Davis, third Warrior, William r.
Townsend, fourth w. J. 4. Young. First
B. Joseph Eckrnan, secoud B. Franklin
AlIinger, third B. J. F. Hawthorne,
fourth b. E A. Stewart, who will serve
for the ensuing term. Another rale face
will be adopted by the tribe on next Thurs
day night.