... of public affairs. AS. UTTEESEEDIATE. PEKOE. General. Donnelly,. who. is. now. Quartermaster. General. of. the. State,. but. who. has. had. experience. as. trustee. of. the. Kef. orm. School. for. Boys. and. knowledge. of. other. State.

... department of state the dauioan couimissioutTH will not be able to start for Berlin before tbe middle of April, us the matter with which they b,nve to deaj is rather intricate untl preparation for its consideration involves nn ...

... s Improvements has boen more than paid i for in tho savings on fire premiums ... United d States I found that only from ten to IU- - tcn per cent provided ... department beon properly organised and equipped. Preventable disease ...

... advocate Major E. H. Conger for governor. Gratitude is not lacking in Mr ... General unston and his remarkable capture of Aguinaldo. It is fortunate for ... Judge Hubbard indorsing the candidacy of Senator Garst." Perhaps the ...

... department of «Ute ihe SHOIOAD oommtiffonen will nut be able to -Urt for ... war and nAs since devoted btmielf to tbe practice of law. UP bu been an active politician 'or many years. The poitoiaster general ... United State* foverour ...

... department »lo P. K. Smith, rmiffned. Hymen ii pfMdent of the republican ... war and tu» since rirroted luruielf to tb» practice oflaw. Be bun been an ... general for the poiloflicf ilppurtmtnt, WMI born In lt*26 and bat bctn ID ...

... General Miles the murderous work of the Apaches continues. Prospectors and ... war by replying to General Joseph "Wheeler's recent review of the character of the late Edwiii M. Stauton. A portion of Wheeler's speech, which was not di" vcrcd, ...

... s* Lord 'Bacon t«lls u1?, " Edinmi vu» TJieohg'uX .oral /' but Rogers point ... judge whether th* unaided nature ef jaan wrought out both ideal*. And "what ... advocate his cause- ; and it objection* basedyon the form and ...