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All,r!ing to the general uneaslness as to
public affairs. he said that In his opiaion
the situation both at home and abroad was
favorable.
Baron Won Buelow. the foreign secretary,
aweit at length upon foreign affairs. He
SAID tirs Eastern question at the moment
was peaceful and much less threatening to
the peace OF the world. though he did not
mean to Imply that the problem was set.
tied.
1T Is like sea serpent" he continued
one bit appears after the other. None
OF those who hear me will live to see the
final settlement We must, after all, leave
to our children's children few nuts to
crack. Germany does not aim at selfish
influence In the Orient and in that fact
lies the popularity and security OF her po-
sition at the goldsn horn. Sympathies OF
the Turks with Germany. rest upon the
conviction that she mems to uphold inter-
national law with refe.ience to Turkey as
we'll as to ether nations
Discussing Emperor Williams recent tour
Barron BuislOw said that Its result had dis
proved all the stories disseminated as to
adventurous plans and opposing claims.
The desire OF Emperor William, he as
serted, to dedicate THE Church of the Re-
deemeT himself was an act OF piety to his
ancestry as we'll as matter Of personal
religion
The Journey also showed other govern
ments that Germany does not Wish to injure
the well founded rights of other anywhere.
Neither in the East nor elsewhere did
Germany oppose FAench interests, though,
OF course. She had nowhere recognized .
foreign protectorate OF German subjects,
the protection of Germans belonging only
to the German emperor-a right not now
Declared for the first tinel but which ex-
listed on January IS, 1871 (the day King
William of Prussia was proclaimed emperor
or Germany at Versailles) and had been
exercised on several occasions since.
Referring to the explosions from prus-
sia. he said: international relations will
be in no way disturbed. since the expul-
Stems were an act OF sovereienty, when,
In certain sper,sl cases, could not be
avoided. Confidential friendly negotiations
with Austria on the subject are proceed
ing. The dreibund has not been shaken
That reliance was the result of a historic
life work OF great craftsmanship and sill
holds coed, preserving the raost complete
autonomy at home with absolute indie
peldenee abroad. The parties thereto are
equally Interested In It's maintenance aud
each would lose TO an equal extent by tho
termination OF the drelbund.
WITH regard TO Germany's relations Ia
Great Britain. Baron Won Euelow said
there were various matters In which Ger
many could proceed in company with Eng
land and that willingly, without prejudice
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WAX 4 Fr'ERaIATn.

An Investigation of the Philippines
shows that the natives want peace ana an
honest government. 1t will require $4,000
troops to restore peace permanently.
American troops on landing at Havana
we're well received on their way to their
camps outside the city.
When tho spaniards evacuated Morcon
and Ceigo do Aviin they poisoned the wells
ane as result many Cubans have died.
The greatest opposition to imperialism
seems to come from republican leaders
who can not account FOR the presidents
tlange Of policy.
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ANTI-pIcaUART FEELING.
A Pnrisian Mob Makes u DemOnstra-
tiOn-MnyOr Suspended.

| ~ IuOD MakeS u DenOn4tru-
ttOD-MnyOr Suspended.
Paris. Texas. December 1.-THE project
OF Algiers has suspended the mayor of AL
gers for month on account of the speech
meade by the mayor, who is a rabid anti
Semitic. attacking the governor general.
Tne minister of the interior has increasei
the suspension to three months. This IS
intended as warning to the Al,isran
anu Sem.tes whose recent yiolense and
threats have been causing Il panic among
the Jews in Algeria, which has demoraiiaed
business.
NJ. Millevoye and the Comte De Ramel.
both msmbers OF the chamber of deputies,
headed an anti Dreyfus demonstration this
afternoon. They marched to the Chershe
Midi prison, where Colonel Plcuuart IS
| confined. but they were stopped by a cer-
uon OF police and were begged to retire.
Thereupon M. Millevoys made speech,
during which he said they did no. desire
! conflict with these brave fellows. roLi-
Ing to the p.iicemen. adding that they mad
achieved their object OF being able TO shout
SPIT upon Picuuart.' who could hear them
from the window Of his prison.
The crowd then marched to the H"tel
dss Inyalides. the official residence o, Cen
eral Zull1nden. The military governor of
Paris. cheering fen the army and chanting
monotonously, Spit on Picquart.' .deet-
ing lieutenant OF cuirssstsrs on their
Way they gave him an enthusiastic greet
ing anil the lieutenant replied thsatrieallv,
Il thank you In the name Of the army.
This brought forth renewed chaers frop,
the demonstrators
The doos OF General zurlinden's res.
dence were closed, but the crowd gaeia.cd
outside, cheering the army anti NJ Mile
voye harangued his followers. denounciug
the Infamous ni-nsters of the 90 irt 81
CESSATION, ending with calling for eh ,a,s
M ltat,
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BRIEF FoREicSsiyz

BERLIN.-The North Gefc9|
STEAMER Stuttgart has been 9
repatriate Cuban troops &;
MADRID.-I,he text OF ~
peace will be published IN . ~
fore the opening OF the cofta
pITTsBURG. Captain simpna I
ner, a prominent coal and riveI y p
from Pittsburg to New Ofisan'
MANILA.--As the result y \
tdon which sprang up suddenly -
volunteer was stabbed ana "
were shot dead. ~
PARIS.-Senator Davis 9 u.
commission, in an interview Ne ~ (
vacated an alliance between
Stgtss, England and sJapaA u
HAyANA..-T'he casket w
ashes Of Columbus whs IT, ~ h
mudh ceremony to the cr h,
Venadi. scheduled 70 ~
once. : w
MANAGULA, Nicarsgua ~ :
lava has issued q decree u% r.
mort tax of SIT in gold 90 81, 81 y n
Of gold and ~ cents IN s1s 4
granl1ne of rubber. Il
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Lengthy Debate on Foreign Relations
Engaged In by the Leaders.
THEY ARE FRIENDLY TO AMERICA,
Herr Richter Opposed to Obstacles 10 the
Way Of Importation Of Meats.
NEUTRALITY OBSERVED DURING THE WAR
Germany Has No Interest I'm Cuba
The Philippine Question Was Not
Even Mentioned.

BERLIN, December 1s.--DurinK the course
OF tho debate ON foreign affairs In the
reichstag yesterday Herr Richter. the Ger
man radical leader declared that no un-
necessary obstacles should be placed in
the way Of the importation Of American
products He'advccated the new army bill.
hit said 1t was OF such proportions that II
did not harmonic with the sympathy ex-
pressed in the speech from the throne on
the subject Of the czars Disarmament pro-
posals.
Ccaint Posadowsky- Wehner imperial sec
rotary OF state for the interior. replied.
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BLAMED FOR THE UPRISING.
General Castellanos Accuses SanguilIy and Lacret
Of Incting Rot and Orders Their Arrest.

133oa
a
before
He declares
and he directions
Hotel
that they
Intelligence
on British
comm
be
front
Hotel
americans thtnk tho changes entirely without
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CALF RN1A FIG syi /
.LoUIsvlLLE, y. xsc q

'principle in commercial ma
America exist, but nescHauoI I'd
stopped during the war nj q r
and ] may venture 10 bellSyS
mutual good will the frieud(y ~
tween Germany and TIE Uuii6d
be maintained In the field Il cI
In conclusion, Baron vn Bij5ll5
Governments everywhefe III +
oring to preserve the peace III
hopcs to succeed for q lcns u r.
In avoiding serious ccnfljNk 7S]
historic traditions and the ~ - ~
aims. the German nation, wiii
to the fullest its rights nd hA
mindful that It's future dAenS u
strength and the sharpness 4 y
will nevertheless never fAH, NJ
versal aims Of humanity * u I
nance Of the woods peace ~
are involved. 4
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bill to amend the laws relating to the
protection OF American seaInen. He ex-
planned that it would do nway with some
OF the evils OF the allotment system. under
which seamen have been defra,lded OF their
earnings; the punishment OF sailors by
imprisonment being iessened; masters are
required TO chip with a full complement
cair = 'se soya mri' AMY, ny mel are 70 re-
cling Is abolished.
There was some discussion Of the bill
end amendments were offered by Mr.. Han
dy (Dem., Delaware).
AT i,b0 1t WAS suggested that no quorum
was present. ard on motion OF Mr.. Payne,
the house adjourned.
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CHICAGO FRANCHISE FIGHT.
The Job Can Not lie Passed
over the Mayors Veto.

\ Chicago, December 12.--The
y ordinance extending the fran
\ chises OF the Chicago street car
Y companies for fifty years, which
= has caused furore among all
\ ella sss of citizens, came up In
= the council tonight and was re-
!, ferred to the council committee
y on railroads. On all votes touch
= ing the ordinance the friends OF
r the measure were 10 strong
+ minority and unless thsy can
y muster much greater strength
= there is no probability that they
\ will ever be able to pass 1t over
+ the veto of Mayor Harrison.
+ The council chamber was
+ packed to suffocation and a
+ crowd filled the outside COR
= ridors. The crowd was against
T the franchise proposition 10
= man and made no pretenss of
= keeping its convictions secret.
+ Asherents OF the franchise
: were only hi sed when they at
: tempted to gain a point for their
: measure and loud yells greeted
? the announcement of the vote
: by which the ordinance was re-
+ ferred.
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SUMMARY OF TODAY'S IMPORTANT NEWS.
IN-H-
WAITE.


Appointments for East Texas conferences
annevnced By Bish1p Galloway.
Citizens Of Victoria entertained In an APP
p.ciItate manner tho farmer guests O
Texas. &
Much cane Is being planted In wharton
county.
Adjutant General Wozencraft Gays the
Texas volunteer guard should be reor-
sanizcd on an up to date plan.
Fine Methodist church at Bounam was
burned.
Galveston has agreed TO corcede Mr.
Huntington's wishes and It is believed the
Southern Pacific will now 60 to that port,
Internal revenue collector will go after
retail liquor dealers who pay no attention
to the stamp tax.
Miss Sally Rainey was murdered at sit
lado.
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LOCAL.

The city council passes the ordinances
creating the office OF electrician aud regu-
lating generally the use OF electricity
throughout the city.
The city will likely purchase another
chemical engine.
Two prominent Coloradians with the
Farmers Congress.
This county commissioners are in regular
monthly session.
Chief Hussey of the fire department at
tachss an Improvement to the fire hose
nozzles.
some German patriots of Houston re-
Ulenlbered by the emperor.
The Schubert Symphony concert at
Turner hail.
The Fall OF Manila" will be present.
ed tonight at baseball park.
Additionn! awards for exhibits at the
T.. i. aud V. Festival,
ZOO Rubsnsuen killed In railroad al.
csdent at Cypress.
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70 and with tine fullest rnsdntenance Of
otner valuable relations Then turpma 10
Scrmany's attitude toward the Spanish-
Ama' ican war. he said: Our duty has
petn 10 lake care that Oermanys relations
MID neither sUain mon America should ! {
est In Cuba. and 1t was not for Germans
70 Judge who was right and Mho was
wlong. Therefore the GERMAN goyerament
nas scrupuiously observed a loyal neutral
NY Never during the war did me so,srn-
nlsn. SHOW or evan fesl any lnciinaaioa
,o"src nnwsrranted intervention
bounds OF strict reiarajity ANA withSsT
prejudicing our relauAnns with ether 81.
hseient, We did eypyfklpf il o,y tnxs u
V prcyent INJURY to Gersnxn nhin5lnr m
isede (uheels) vallSl,s diifes;dcSs =
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HepburD,s Canal scheme

Washington. December 1a.--Isepresaats.
tive Hepburn OF Iowa introduced bill au-
thurxing tho president 10 acquire by pur-
chase from Costa RIGA and Nicaragua full
ownership, JURISDICTION and sovereignty
OF Kuch land ~ may no desirable and nes-
eSsary 70 construct and defend the ship
canal. The president Is also directed to
construct such q canal ami the bill ap-
ta,0prlatcs $140, 000. 900 to oomplste II.
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San Francisco may get the most im
rortant fights scheduled for the near fu-
tire.
May W. scandal at ths Oakland tracA
har not been cleared up and only the
Jockey has boon punished.
Only four Of the managers Of league
teams kept faith on the plan to suppress
Iowdyism.
Peddlar Palmer wins tho bantam cham
pionship from Billy Plimmer In London.
At Newcastle. England. Bobby Dobbs.
colored, gets the verdict over Dick Burge.
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-
DOMESTIC.

The ordinance extending Chicago street
car franchises referred BY vote, which
shows 1t can not be passed over the may
or's veto.
smallpox in epidemic form in Ne
braska City, Neb.
In his annual address. President Com
pcrs OF the American Federation of Labor
took advanced ground against the policy
Of imperialism.
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InE FIRE RECORD.
Metbodirt Church a. 40 ~.

Bonhsm. Texas. December i2. = Iast
night the Methodist church and the district
nsgonase i'm this city. together with ali
,hew ccntsnts were DESTROYED by fire. The
churoii was finished only few years a;;o
ut cost Of $4,000. The buildinA and cas :
tents were insured for $4,000.
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FOREIGN.

Mayor Of Anglers suspended for maR,ns
] an anti-Semetic speech
An antl-Picquart mob In Paris vented
. itsspleen In the usual manner by bowling
SPIT on PicQuart."
J NJ. Groussel stirs up row In the French
chamber Of deputies and as a result duels
J will take place.
Three Cubans killed as the result OF a
J fracas with Spaniards who refused to close
the Havana theater because Of Garcia's
death.
Me. lean government Will assist Spanish
soldiers who wish 10 settle and colonlze
Meslcan public lands.
In the German reiclrstas the speakers
wore all friendly i'll their references to
the United States.
The German ambassador at Paris en-
tcrtnjnrd NJ. Delcasse at a banquet
Captain General Castellanos accuses
Generals Sanguiily and Lacret Of lnstlgat-
ing the riot In Havana and has ordered
their arrest. They are supposed to be Sc
GREETED In the Hotel lnglaterra-
Senator Davis OF the peace commission
advocates an alliance between England.
the United States and Japan.
~AslifNsiToN.
In the senate Mr.. Vest precipitated
debate on the question OF expansion and
the Morgan canal bill furnished a theme
for discussion. Mr.. Morgan accented an
amendment stating that all he asked was
action and that the president be vested
With authority in the matter.
Congressman Hepburn introduced bill
providing for purchase OF land for tho
Nicaragua canal and appropriating $780,
001 0e0 for tho work.
District of Columbia matters and a bill
TO protect American seainen engaged the
attention of the house.
Colonel Brynn's resignation received at
Washington and accepted.
General Greene appointed first military
governor OF Havana.
Generals Miles and Schofield appear be-
foro the war investigating committee.
Both argued that the secretary of war
should not control tho army and spoke of
tho gross injustice done to Generals Mer-
rift and Brooke.
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Paris, December l2-ssssnl I!
extra police and republicss r. r.
been distributed about tho t !.
with the ants-Pt.quast -
which are expected IN view q -
that the colonel is to b. pfvsll!a
leased today. & g
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the EcHL RcE Il
Is due not only q
simplicity Of the conf
to the care and I'm vs'2 ~,
manufactured BY 49,
known to the Cur
Go. only, and No w.
al the importauco
true and Original
genuine Syrup u Fi1sf
by the CALiFoRNrS
only, q knowledge Y
assist one in svoidInv
limitations inanufsctS
ties. The high stsndis
ToRNrA FrG SYKur ~
cal profession, and
which the genuine Ssr
given to millions a
the name Of the Con p
OF the excellence Of r.
lar 10 advance Of III q
as it acts on the kidrs 4
bowels without irv,x |. 1,s Al :
ing them, and 1t dos - z
na .. In order 70 n
effects, please remembes
the Company
cALIFo RNlA nc
.LOUIsvlLLE, ". 49, "a
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COMMERCIAL.

Houston and Galveston advance spot
cotton 1-1G and Galveston Is.
Cation futures up 11a-6i In Liverpool and
tc points In New York and New Or
leans.
Wheat declined A@M. while corn and
cat, advanced u and provisions 7MT12ts.
Stocks unusually active and prices
higher. Immense demand for bonds.
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Reaerye B.aiss Approved.
lspooial plsnatcll 20 THE Post.l

Washington. December 1.-THE comp
troiler Of the currency has approved the
seleGtdon OF tho National Park bank of
New York and National Bank OF Commerce
Of 81, Louis as reserve agents for the Fan.
MIN County Nstional bank Of honhan,.
Texas.
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sTRICTLysl

And scientific tres t n. ~
They wish 70 innp p ypeeesln
fact that all diseases 3TSi11 y
men Should only an,ss,tifjc ~! r
physicians and sc srs sIsel
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SYMPATHY FOR FRANCE.
Ambassador Monsoon Gives
some broad Hints.

Paris, December 12.--At a
meeting OF the religious society,
OF which he is president, the
British ambassador, Sir Edmund
j. Monsoon, took occasion today
70 express his great sympathy
Tor France an5 his profound
conviction that She would unite
herself with England and the
United States for progress and
civilization.
u hope he said, That at
Christmas time there viii be no
longer any question of war be-
tween Great Britain and
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company has not hitherto seen It's way 20
granting and which, 1t is believed III the
anncr circle OF management, VIII out-ciass
those offered by ANY other company.
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MuRDER At

A Womap's Heaa u1sIsl /:
Bolton. Texas. Deoenos'
lust reached here Of . Nj
salado. twelve miles s0ue
sallle Rainey was the
was beaten and cut NV
recognizable mass w1'0 ,,,
was found near the boo 's.,,,A}
terry surrounds the mas''
rest has been made.
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RAILROAD.

a utopian measure that would revolu-
ienize the present railroad. telegraph and
postal system is introduced In the United
States senate
PRESIDENT Ripley and party of Santa Fc
officials visit Houston
It is said an effort Is making by the
railroads to arrive at compromise WITH
the commission.
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Paris Texas. December i2.--wlile r. r.
Hearon and vile, living six mi es cat
were away Neir house and pxsriy al az
their chests Tsre eestreysd BY tie
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49,. a.rc,.. ca ~

Mrs. Garcia Co q
ThomasyAle. Ca, c..s.s ~
died yesterday ~ W ri
able TO attend her n ss 49,
morapw. Her dalghsssf I ~
been quite i'll, was y.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-30
ParOwan Man Fatally Injured By
Falling Down a Well.
BURGLAR GIVEN SIX YEARS
E. j. DAVIS SENTENCED BY
JUDGE JOHNSON AT NEPHI.
Thirty-four Below Zero In Willard
County-cld Lady Burned at Coal
ville-Agricultural College Dairy
man Scalded-Mrs. Nielsen of Lo-
gan Granted a Divorce.

C'rom The Herald's CorresDondents)
Parowan. Utah, ian. 29.-On Thurs
day last, Alva caves was assisting
Alex. II. Orion in digging a well at his
place just north of Parowan. They had
lowered the bucket, containing a shovel
and pick. and caves started to go down
the well by holding onto the rope, when
part way down his grip failed him. and
he fell to the bottom. Orion shouted
several times. and finally made EaYes
understand to set into the bucket. He
did so, and was drawn up. The back
of his head was cut in two places by
falling on the shovel, his arm and
shoulder bruised. His right leg, he said,
was broken, but il was so swollen and
black that the doctor could not tell He
was conscious all the time and SEEM
ed to he recovering, but died this morn
ing at II a. m, from congestion of the
arterial system and internal injuries.
He came 10 this place about three
years ago from Southern California,
had joined the Mormon faith. He was
exemplary in his conduct and was re-
spected by the people of this place.
His only relative known is a sisn,r liv-
ing in California An inquest VII be
held today, and the funeral viii be held
tomorrow.
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ON THE NIAGARA.
PLAN TO REPRODUCE soLoMoN'S
TEMPLE.
Masonic Proposition For Grand
End-of-Century Demonstration at
Buffalo-South America interested

Buffalo. N. Y, Jan. ga plan is now
on foot which will bring to Buffalo
500 900 Masons, for a brilliant end-of-
century demonstration of the strength
of the order in the new world. 1t is
suggested that one of the buildings for
the Pan-American exposition shall be
a reproduction of Solomon's temple
The site selected is on the shore of
Grand Island. The preliminary draw
ings of the palace provide for treasure
rooms, in which it is proposed to show
the priceless relics and rare jewels ac-
cumulated by the order during the cen
turtles of its existence. This section is
to be an innermOst shrine, TO which
only Masons shall be admitted.
Endorsements have been received
from every state in the Union. There
has been the same enthusiasm mani
tested in the republics of the southern
half os the continent. The details of
the project will be presented to the
Masonic meeting in Dallas, Tex, next
June. 5. A. Perkins, private secretary
to Mark Hanna, is now in the south,
working on the scheme, and all the
Buffalo lodges have appointed commit
the cOnclave of the mobiles of the Mystic
Shrine. This would bring from y 600
to 1900 ShrinerS here
President Brinker, of the exposition
management, has set aside a command
ing location for the temple This build
ing will take so much room that $50
acres on the mainland have been Sc
cured, in addition to 200 acres on Grand
Island
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PToNFER HoNoRED.
George Cook of Willard Surprised By
His Friends.


Willard City, Jan. 29.-Yesterday the
children and few old friends of
George Cook met at the residence of
his son. Hon. :. \. Cook, and gave him
a pleasant surprise, it being his seven
tieth birthday. In the evening about
20 couples assembled at the tabernacle
basement, where a very pleasant pro-
gramme was rendered in honor of the
occasion. Many aged people were
present, some of whom had been per
sonally acquainted with Mr.. Cook Tor
over 40 years. There were songs,
speeches, music and dancing, and when
the company dispersed at midnight
there were many expressions from
those present that il WOULD be profit
able to have more entertainments Of
similar nature.
Mr.. Cook. although threescore and
ten, participated in the dance, and was
as nimble as many 40 years his junior.
He appears to be good for 20 years
more at least
Mrs. Annie L. Wells, the newly APP
pointed postmaster, Is having an addi-
tiOnal room fitted UP at her store on
Main street to provide for Uncle Sans
postal service. She expects to assume
charge Of the office about Feb. l. The
retiring postmaster, Thomas W. Brew
erton. has the good viii of all citizens
He has had charge of the office for
about 10 years, and the only reason he
was removed was because he was
Democrat: but this being the method
adopted by political parties on a change
of administration. everybody wishes
Mrs. Wells success in her new posi-
tom