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DECISIONS.
SUPREME coURT-cHAMBERs.

BY Judge Barrett.
Kerrison vs.. Kerrlson.-ReierTed back to the
referee Tor further pr OILS As TO the service OF the
process and as 10 the residence or tile parties at
the time or the commencement OF tue suit. IDe
latter TACT must he proved oy some person
other than the plaintiff, whose testimony Is con-
1ned 70 the proof 81 the marriage As % tne
former iact the person VINO pointed defendant
out To the process-server should be examined.
DeRraaI VS.. Kennard.-Report confirmed, and
Judgment granted
SUPERIOR coURT-sPECIAL TERM
BY Judge Freedman.
Logan vs.. Logan.-ln addition 10 the proofs SUBJ
mitted the pantln must show that the defendant
did not appear In thls action. IL notice oil appear
ance was gwen, and rom the report o the referee
10 would seem tnat sucn was he TACT, ne appllca-
ton Tor nnal Judgment must be made on motion.
lines vs. Aldr.dge ct a.-rhe pagers :atl 10 show
notice TO or consent Of all the uslchOantS, and the
order Is not drawn in conformity with the notice
OF motion.
Pollock ct al vs.. smith ct al.-The order should
reclte the names oil he atlantis and the date OF
the affldavits and should con am blank space
for the insertion OF the name OF tue person TO be
appointed guardian, &c
Hart VS.. Nye.-MOtlon denied, with $40 costs.
Cooper Union VS.. McNamara.-hoton Denied,
with $40 costs.
Downer ct al. vs. Morgan ct al.-Motlon granted
ness whose name Is not set iorth No costs TO
either party.
Nichols ct al VS.. Beil.-Defendant's motion for
leave to amend granted, payment OF
ings already mad. Pialntlns' MOTION TO place
cause on snort calendar cenied, without costs.
HerZberg ct al. vs.. Murray.-So much oil the
order OF March 81, 1878, granted a stay must be
vacated. In all other respects tAe motion Is de.
med No costs 10 either party.
Blu cnell vs.. RelDlcke ct al-Releree'a report
confirmed and judgment or foreclosure and sale
Pv Iua0a rurtfa
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MORGAN JONES' PLUMBTNG BItL

Morgan Jones IN 1871 did some Plumbing work
In the Old County Court House. generally known
as the "BroMp Building" IN various district
courts and several unity ofnccs and armories.
lis bui looted up Sl65OS 05. He assigned, as Is
alleged. his claim against the city on account OF
sucn Dfil 70 FRANCES sheridan. rne latter has
brought suit against tue Corporation to recover
the amount. lne trlai OF the case began yester-
court, JIrCutt, Part p TIE armory claim was
wttGdrawn, IL being set mp Ia tue answer tnat
there was nOt proper lease oi the armOrIes. rms
Nttn,GaWdt makes tile amount virtually sued or
S10.iU5 81 Tue maiu reliance ia suOpUrL OF the
bili "a the audlG Of the Board ol SuDeFvlsors. ON
tie part 81 tue CITY the power the Board OF
supervisors 70 audit the bal Is denied aud lt was
also claimed mat tne charges we're excessive ana
that no BONA Fde assignment was made. The trial
VIII be resumed on Monday.
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LIABILITY FOR A wIFEs DEBTS.

Joseph d. Close has made a very respectable Tor
tune IN the clothing business. he and his vile,
however, dld not live amicably. Some time since
she left him, and subsequently obtained limited
divorce, on the ground Of cruel treatment Pre-
vious to the divorce she made purchases at Ar
mold, Constable & Co.'s. am the bill, amounting
10 sen 81, pursuant to her directions was charged
TO him. lie refused TO pay IL, and the result was
q SUIT brought by the dry goous firm 20 compel lts
palment me case came 90 trial Yesterday De-
lore Judge Lawrence. holding supreme Court,
Circuit. TART 3 some rather curious tes-
umOny was draRgc0 INTO the case. MRS.
Close testified That occasion
Mr. Close caned ner; that he grove their
daughters out OF the nouse that previous 20 pur-
chasing these goods NJ mad not Tor q long WINE
supplied tnem with necessary clothing, aud that
IN consequence their wardr0bes were very scanty.
lie alleged that he lana the cane ON her very
gently aud as to tie bill IN question claimed tuat
IL was NOS Tor necessaries. A point was made or
the TACT taat II was a suspicious circumstances,
the goods not being sent to has residence. La
charging the lury Judge Lawrence conceded that
wnle ordinarily tne husband should he Judge OF
what MS iamlly required, no man has a right TO
put His lami.y on a starvation platform.
The lary were directed 70 bring In sealed
verdict.
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THE RAILROAD BOND FoRGEREs.
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THURSDAY, June Sd, 1873.
Prcscnt-Mayor Swift and aldermen Porter
West, Smith, Cary, Colwcll, Brown, King, Me,
Gnnis, Jekyl Mates Hoban and Griffith.
The following call for special meeting was
read
To J. +. Courtney. City Clerk.
You will please call special meeting Of the
city council, to he held at the council rooms on
Thursday afternoon, June Sd, 1870 at o'clock
r NJ. for the purpose of taking action on the APP
poiutmcnt by the Mayor Of an assistant street
supervisor. NJ. ii. SWIFT Mayor.
The Mayor presented the following communi-
cation:
OTTAWA, June LIST, 1919.
10 the Honorable cHy Comca ot the Ca3 q ~
idlCd
hereby respectfully announce to the council
the appointment Of Patrick Fcchan, as assistant
street supervisor for the collection of the poll
tax or street labor, NJ II. SWIFT, Mayor.
on motion, the appointment was concurred in
and approval ny the council. Aycs-Portcr
Cary, Colwell, Brown, King, Mc,iinnis, Jckyll
Mates, IIoban and Griffith-lO.
On motion OF iIoban, said assistant street SUI
pervisor was required to enter into bond of
$1,000 with security, To be approved by the
Mayor.
On motion, his compensation was fixed at so
per month, and he was required TO make return
Of warrant by October LIST, next.
On motion, council adjourned to June I'D, 4
D. 1919. }. F. COURTNEY, city Clerk.
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the best stand OF corn they have had for sew
eral seasons
Mr. Curtis, a resident Of thc Old town, age
40 wears. while driving to town with load Of
coal, on Monday afternoon, was thrown on
in front of the wheels. which passed over hi,
head, killing him instantly, He leaves wife
and seven children.
The baseballists Of this place went to Nor
ris on the 21st, but were prevented from play
ing by the rain.
On the eveaing of the 3lst Charles Pussy
Of Fall River, during fl Of insanity, attempt.
ed to commit suicide in the presence of two
young men, sons Of jeremiah kiner, by cut
ting his throat He was prevented from ac-
complishing his purpose, but succeeded in
cutting two or three gashes rear the jugu az
vein, He will recover. AS usual, a woman
is at the bottom of it.
Capt Wood and MI Cochran, formerly of
this village, write this week from Montgom'
cry county, Southern Kansas, that wheat is
as high as ones shoulder and in the milk,
and will go from % to 80 bushels to the acre.
They say hoppers are few and doing no dam
age; also few chintz bugs, but too late for
this crop. Peaches are plenty and corn looks
well from one to two feet high.
Julius Metencr, an employee of VIM. Rick.
ard, was severely bruised this morning by
the fume caving in over which he was work
ing, precipitating him q distance of 12 feet
('ENTENNr,T
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Mosquito Bars.

Get your windows and doors screened to keel
out the 'skectcrs
Trim the grass your croquct ground.
"Can u man touch pitch and not be defled?'
Nay verify II he takes hold Of one of thos
long fore-handcd games of pitch, he will &c
beer and chalk all over him before he is through
Especially if Beach Fellows has a hand.
You must not appear to notice all you SEE
these lovely nights. If John and Mary wan
to lean over the gate and chew ears, who's,
business is it?
How dogs do love to bounce around in new
ly made garden.
Corn is up and looks hunky.
"Dod rot them hens" daily exclaims the gar
den making female head of the household.
1t is with total disregard of our modest and
delicate sensibilitcs that the Bloomington Pan.
tagrdph heads its items " Pantaets.'
AS two school girls were posting a letter the
other morning Susie said: GAS | was telling
you, am going to the springs every evening,
all summer. Pm going to have gray dress and
green dress, and blue dress, new hat and
new shoes, and I'll probably find beau; and I've
got to commence being dignifed, and let my
gum at home and shant chew another bit nor
carry any more jaw-brcakcrs to school,
Doc Stout had an infante funeral procession
on his own hook on Tuesday
II Dr. Mariner and the valiant captain will yet
their heads t0getheronce more to annihilate our
report Of the Dental Association, they may hear
from other dentists as prominent" as they.
Col. McCalcb thinks Of organizing a company
for the British navy. All persons by the name
of OLSON will be enlisted without regard to size
or color. Do you see the poin,y
The honest farmer now walks In, unwinds his
muller, pulls oil his mittens, and taking down
his ear laps, hoarsely inquiries of the merchant
if he has any cheap straw hats for boys
Sammy Degan says for us TO tell the girls that
No is good house cleaner If they want him.
II the girls who went over the fence at the
east side Of the spring grounds on hop, skip
ana jump, Thursday night, wall call on korn -
they can get sketch Of their leap for lie.
Don't ask US any question about the open air
concert
Two hearts with but single thought and
two mouths within an eight OF an inchh Of each
other, formed very interesting tableau on the
hillside near the spring, on Thursday evening.
Thirty-seyen eggs straight was the way Je-
rome McCarty served Flick. Mac thought with
a little Of the crathur he could have sucked
an even four dozen.
George Heller is going to have his hair cut
p-ze ring style. Don't ask him for what.
Please put your left fiddle box on my ball SO
that can put him out of position.
party was in the book store the other even
ing, purchasing bible. After looking at scv
eral his choice wavcred between two. One al ;
dollar, and the otter one at two dollars. He ii
nally chose the latter, saying, Its double thu
price Of the other, but | suppose it has more
particulars"
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From MarseiIIes.

MARsEILLES, June >.
There is now fine prospect for II good
crop here, and the farmers are beginning to
look pleased as clans al high water.
Some of the folks here still get drunk,
smash In windows, whistle and halloo at the
young ladies as they go along the street, and
our city authorities let them rip. Last Satur-
day evening one drunken man and tho brass
band brought out about 80 of our citizens on
the street; and on Sunday evening some OF
the youths kicked IN some glass in the from,
of Barnes clothing store,
The people of the Universalls, church pro.
pose TO give a literary and musical entertain.
ment at their church on Sunday, June 9th
Last Thursday some individual from the
country, who had more whisky IN than brains
IN attempting to get INTO his lumber wagon
lost ais balance and fell into the wagon box
Meanwhile his team became frightened and
rushed madly up Main street ANer few
feeble attempts to rise, the man consinged
himself to his fate and lay tossing about in
the bottom of the box until the team wa.
brought to a standstill Nobody hurt.
On Sunday the Rev. NJ. Magill preached
his farewell sermon to the people of the Epis
copal church in this place, and bid al las
farewell. He intends to start for Europe dur
ing the present week.
Z. s. Peddicord's well has reached dept
of 1,7s0 feet The sinking Of SCOTS Goa
shan is going on prospsrcusly.
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PROCEEDINGS OF CITY COUNCIL.
loPFICIAI.
TUESDAY, Jane Let, lS.5.

TUESDAY, Jane lst, lSs5.
Regular leeting. PrcseDt-Mayor Swift and
aldermen Porter. West, Jackson, Smith, Carey,
Colwell, Brown, King, McGnnis, Jekyll, Mates
Hoban and Griffith.
On motion Of King, the reading Of the minutes
Of last meeting was dispensed with
On motion Of Hobau, the consideration or va
rious petitions was deferred until the next meet
ing.
The following report Of Patrick Ryan, city col
lector was presented, and on motion Of Smith
recsiyed and approved:
OTTAWA, Jane lst, 1875.
To tle Honorable Nayor and Commas counea.-
Below dad lnal statement Of the revenue d
The CITY a. Ottawa. collected ~ Patrick ivan
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Chicago Market

June 4th, 1870.
Flour-Prices are unchanged. Fancy white
winter extras, $1@7.5o; spring extras s5.25@550;
fancy Minnesota patent, S6@S.50,
Wheat-Bettter, Winter sold at $1,000 l07;
No spring, 9SGl.0O; No 93@9i cts.
CONNIE ,, 65@G7c Options, July, GS@ zoe.
Oats-Cash sales, 5sc on track, G0c delivered
$50 59c in store.
Rye 81 O56f l.0G-on track.
Barley-No. > sl.I0@Ll5 in store.
Lard-Sl5G0@Sl590
rallow-Si4c.
Potatocs-S5c 70. Eastern pcachblows.
Buttcr-Good fancy yellow, 2jG29c; roll l3@
| 2ic.
! Eggs-i36i4C.
Cattle Active, ard prices growing frmcr.
Fancy grade steers S6,ij@6,S5; choice natives
81. 100000; cows and heifers s325d4Gj
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At the meeting Of the Board of Education on
Monday evening the resignation Of Miss VI. z.
Dunayar as teacher was presented and accepted.
All the old teachers were reappointed for the
coming year. except where vacancies were filled,
and that b. j. McGinnis, formerly principal Of
the 9Th ward sc-oo, was appointed first assistant
in the High School, in place Of Miss Dunayan,
resigned The old janitors were also reappoint.
cd. The following applications for positions As
teachers were placed on file: vH. Peck, Mary
A. Spencer, Hattie T. Hapgood, Mary Thompson
and NJ /. Luellen
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FINANCIAL It. COMMERCIAL

There is no material change to notice in bust
meas matters. Trade has been quite dull in all
branches during the past week
The farmers have been generally busy in put.
ting in crops, and consequently the receipt, Of
grain and other farm products have been light
In money matters their is no material change
to note. The demand for money is fair, the
banks generally accommodating their regular
customers at the usual rates
Gold has been steady and frmcr during the
week, the prices ranging from 1l6 to 1l6i5 in
New York, and at the close reported about the
same
Government Bonds, in sympathy with gold,
and under a strong investment demand, have
ruled firm, and prices have been well main
tanned.
P1yrns Mack inlay 4. "a furn isl he fnIlnUiD ~
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OTTAWA Wholesale Market.

OTTAWA, June 4th, 1915.
ON yesterday the following prices prevailed
on corn and oats for feed
COrn-65c.
Oats-53C.
In pork, both alive and dressed SO little was
doing that we make no quotations. Poultry is
coming in very slowly and prices remain about
the same as at previous quotations.
We quote below:
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Ts,lS0!t'
PATRICK RYAN, City Collector.


Poll tax lists of the several wards duly cert
fed were returned by the supervisor OF streets
On motion of Smith, it was ordered that al
persons liable for poll tax be assessed for t"'
days labor, or be required to pay in commute
ton therefor, the sum Of 81.
On motion of Smith, it was ordered that th'
city clerk make copy Of the poll tax lists re
turned, and that warrant be issued IN accord
ance with the ordinances OF the city for the col
lection Of the assessment made.
The Mayor presented the following commune
cation:
MAYORS OFFICE,
OTTAWA, ILLs., May 18th, 1879. ,
The undersigned hereby makes known ts inc
council Of said city, that on the llth day OF NAY
inst. by his order for the sum OF fifteen huhureo
dollars, drawn on the treasurer OF sala Guy
payable out Of the sinking fund appropriation,
he purchased City Of Ottawa Bonds NOS. /, : ana
8 all of date July LIST, 1861 issued for the sum OF
fifteen hundred dollars $4,000 and he brings
said bonds here before the council for cancclia-
ton thereof rs provided by law, this being a
stated meeting Of said council.
He further makes known to said council, that
this last order exhausts the entire sinking fund
APPROPRIATION. Respectfully communicated,
NJ. II. SWIFT, Mayor.
On motion Of Porter il was ordered that the
report of the Mayor be accepted and placed on
file and that the city treasurer have credit IN
account with the sinking fund for said orders
drawn on him, as set forth in said report, this
being stated meeting Of the council.
ON motion, the city clerk was instructed to
draw an order on city treasurer in favor OF treas
urer OF school board, for $5S7.10
Cary, from street and alley committee, report
ed that they had completed the construction OF
walks in Washington square
on melton Of West, the report was received,
and committee authorized to substitute iron
gates for the iron posts at intrance OF square.
On motion of Jackson, the consideration OF
the ordinance entitled AN Ordinance relating
to Washington square was deferred until next
meeting.
On motion of King, the committee on fire de.
partment were instructed to purchase 300 feet oil
new hose.
On motion of King, the matter Of cleaning
Train on north side Of canal, and draining Mar
iuctte street. was referred to sewerage commit
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OFFICE AND DIsPENARY
13 South Clark st. cor Raudolpb
DIR. n. HOLM

OF Chicago. formerly of this plase) will visit Ottawa a,
Clifton Hotel nrst Tuesday OF MONTH for tre.,in,
all diseases OF the Eye and Ear surgcay or otherwise
Operations tor cataract artificial pupil Inverted Ids closure
OF the ear Duct cross eye sTasshyloma and the
tumo and morbid growhs OF every description Arnc,,
eyes and inserted Without pain or preyou.
ton Granular eyelds. he Sao Frequent dt,Iss u, me "a.
s'udiodliy and Permanently cared
From bis long experience IN treshg diseases of Ia. I've
and Ear he feels confident in stating that can cure
every ease Chronic diseases also treaed Consutaloa tree
Largest stock OF ARTIFICIAL Eyes In the West
December iOtb ts.o.-u
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us, NIdV hTIIdF UU III! III IUC IUIIUW "
Ottawa quotations:

Exchange on New York, 4 premium, selling
La Sale county bonds, par and interest.
Foreign exchange is selling at $500 per {
Sterling exchange selling $3.50 to $500 per I
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y. W. HTcHcooK General Passenger Agent
ROBERT HARRIs. General Superintendent.
DIV TOCZALIN.
July 5th. Agent. Ottawa. Illinois.
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Atall other time tas this Is the only
lon.ilyl he may be found At Chicago.
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m A LECTURE
~ TO YOUNG MEN
April Aitf

Jss, Published, in S,alcd EEyeiope. Price &c.
a Lecture on the Nature. Treatment, and
RADICAL OF seminal Weakness SPERNATuHKHA. In
duced by selabuso Involuntary Emissions. NPoTENCI.
Nervous Debility, AID lmpedimrnts TO Marriage generally
CoNxussTIoN, EPILESY and Fir; Mental and PHYSICAL
frcapsclty. &c.-By ROBERT j. CCLVEI.wELL. ". d.,
author OF the Green Book" &c.
The world renowned author. in this admirable Lecture
clearly proves, from his experience, that the aNIu
consequences Of self abuse may be efectuay removes
wtno lt medicine and without dangerous surgical opeia
tons bougies, Instruments rings cerdisls polht
mode OF at certain ana sfsctual 10y ~
witch every sufferer no matter hs condition may
be- cure himself chesply ariy'ssaly and rff""s'
81 tbs Lecfws ,cW pror, 800, 70 th'HSihis ana
thousands
sent andl seal IN palr envelope. 10 any Sdtress' on
receipt of six cents or two postsss stamps.
Address the Publishers.
CHAS. J. G. KLINE a co.,
ianls-ly Ia. Boxery. Nsx York. p q. Box i5Sti.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH

a GENILEMAN who suffered for years from Merriam.
Oeoty Premature Decay, and all the effects OF yoshr
ndiscreon Will or the sake " suffering mainly scnd
sns :. s,@p's ,smesy sy ssea ss cured sssrer,
~ " pre-, ~ We eezire can do =, By
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Special Meeting.

On motion adjourned for two weeks.
j. F. GOURMET, City Clerk.
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DIR.
To am, fay d. ls12 1873 and iS74. : 1sO9953
:. =" cost. collected printers lcc,.elc) SIi6
1S,lSO99
CIR.
By amt paid City treasurer Gas per ,o,o.,
vouchers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o-,Joo.Do
By amt paid school treasurer (aS per
yonchers). l94l23O
Rv ami, dclinouent. 1882 .
= CONS on 73,166.65 collected
n ncrccnt.... ............. l,l75,33
~ tsO 90
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10 OTTAWA MERCHANTS AND SHIPPERS.
TIL l.
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
RAILROAD
Is the short Line 10 Chicago and
the East.
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or the FIRST SATURDAY IN Eac;i Month.
A. follows:
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Pass. Trains West. sIATIoNs Pass. TT

A. NJ. SMITH, Gen'l Pass Agt ii. RIDDLE, Genl Sup
May %, 1875. F.TAVENER, Agent at Ottawa.
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Get your windows and doors screened to keep
out the 'skccters,
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ne lately occu sied By Rev. X. WHITE
cav on the north sE fourtes Of ehocs
h-rrsln- Enqrirecf c. n. 6RUsH.
As. s-n In Pos, onye Blpek
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Ze stareho sveta.

SpanGlsk5 kril Alfons neza.
choval sc papezi. Tento zAdai cd
nsho posledne., by zavedl pfisns
jednotu katolickon vo Spanslsku
i s inkvislci nekdcjsi, ale pan kral
odpovedel ze to uz nende, 10 mu.
81 pevns drzeti SO svobody nabo-
zenske, sicc ze by neobstal.
casopis knszsky aFanfula" '
Rims tvrdf, ze papcz Sc usianovil
ma svoIanf vatikansk6ho koncilr
behem tohoto roltu, by proved
n6kter6 cfrkevnf opravy.
Rim cfta 2.629 let sv6ho sta
n.
Paffz 1fta 1920. 900 obyvate
Id. Vfden die letosnfho sJftan
eta l DOL 800 obyvatcld. Je ted,
ctvrtym mdstem evropskym co d
vclikosti po LondJns, Paffzi
Cafihradu.
Minulf m6sfc parliament ital
sky pfijal Eakon brann5, die nj
hoz kn6zi mnisi must naruke
vati bex roxdflu. Papez roxhol
len mad tim, konecn6 90 snfzil
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OSOBNOSTI.

I Guverner Taylor Visions
sinu odjel tyto dny do Washing
tonu zadfcdnimi prhcemi-
I Conrad Moser z Eau Claire,
Wis, byl jmenoyan sudim okre>
su Yankton, Dakote. Nastoupi
v ccrvcnci.
I Michael I4ahy, bezruky gra-
duovany vysok6 skoly Pitts
field, Mass, byl ustanoven IA sbe-
ratele sGftanf lidu. Pakne pfss,
drzf ol6vko v zubech.
/ Reuben p. Springer Gin
cinnati venoval s125.000 ma w
stavenf hudebnf velik6 sine '
maste.
/ Wilson, nAmGstek presidents
cestuje ted po Kansas, q pojeds
tento t5den do Colorado.
I Col. Fred. Grant, SYN prcsi'
IDENTIFY, pfidal 50 k vyprave dt
ddolf Yellowstone.
/ Don Francis d. Assises, man
lei vyhnanc kralovny apanslsk'
Isabelly, zdrzuje SO ted Londj
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Pozarii nekolik stihlo Sou
stati ponekud citelneii nez-li oby-
ecine. V Cedar Rapids ' postov-
MIN bloku pozar spGsobil mnoho
skod. We Worcester, Mass, po-
zar pohltil majetku IN 263.000-
v st. John, n. B. shofcl chram a
6S domd vystavychn. v Nj iehi>
gan, scverne cd East Saginaw, zu-
til lesni pozar.. tn neivetsi ranu
zasadil polar kostelni Holyoke
Mass, kde vyhofel katol. chram
lidmi pfeplnenf, a sice tax rych>
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