Boone County Recorder . announced as follows,all of which, with the oxceptlon ofSenator Burrows, were made perman-ent: Temporary Chairman—Senator Burrows, Michigan. General Secretary—John R. Malloy,Columbup, O. Chief Assistant Secretary—Lafay-ette B. Gleason, New York. Sergeant-at-Arms—William F. Stone,Baltimore. Chief Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms—Edward P. Thayer. Greenfield, Ind. Parliamentarian— C. Hinds,Washington, D. C. Official Reporter—M. W. Bluraen-berg. Washington. D. C. Chief of Doorkeepers—Stephen , Baltimore. Chaplains—Bishop P. J. Muldoon,Chicago; Rev. William O. W
Boone County Recorder . announced as follows,all of which, with the oxceptlon ofSenator Burrows, were made perman-ent: Temporary Chairman—Senator Burrows, Michigan. General Secretary—John R. Malloy,Columbup, O. Chief Assistant Secretary—Lafay-ette B. Gleason, New York. Sergeant-at-Arms—William F. Stone,Baltimore. Chief Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms—Edward P. Thayer. Greenfield, Ind. Parliamentarian— C. Hinds,Washington, D. C. Official Reporter—M. W. Bluraen-berg. Washington. D. C. Chief of Doorkeepers—Stephen , Baltimore. Chaplains—Bishop P. J. Muldoon,Chicago; Rev. William O. Waters, Chi-cago; Rev: Tohfas Schanfarb. r, Chi-cago; Rev. John Weslay Hill, NewYork; Rev. Lorenzo D. Case, Chicago. Assistant Secretaries — CharlesBrooks Smith, Parkersburg, W. Va.;Ernest , Hartford, Conn.;Philip M. Heofele, St. Louis; H. , Vinton, la.; Charles H. Harger,Abilene, Kan.; Allen Hollis. Con-cord, N. H. Reading Clerks—Thomas W. Wil-liamson, Edwardsville, 111.; Albert. Senator Lodge. Berg, Beaudette, Minn.; George , Des Molnos, la.; W. J. Seitz,West Liberty. Ky> Tally Clerks—Hey M. Rapids, Mich.; Clyd W. City, Kan.; Frank R. Bentlev,Haraboo. Wis.; W. A. Steele, VanBuren, Ark. Massenger to the Chairman—Emp-slrdeil Stono, Indianapolis. Messenger to the Secretary—JohnH. Jackson, Cincinnati. Senator Burrows introduced astemporary chairman was met by wildapplause. The delivery of his pre-pared speech occupied nearly onehour. He said in part: He reviewed the history of the party and the - conntry, showingthe wonderful progress, and develop-ment during the RepdttLcsn adminis-tration of pnblic affairs. The work of the nine executive departments, the pension bureau and thearmy was touched upon in turn andthe successful and efficient management pointed out. The managementof our outlying possessions was alsodwelt unpn by the chairman. On the subject of tariff Burrows said: The
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