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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-02-27

If that old chestnut which country
debating societies have agitated since
the days Of Ben Franklin-which is the
most destructive fire or water ?-was
revived the people of Boston, Port De-
post, and the cities along the upper
Susquehanns would all affirm with loud
voice in favor of water. This years
spring freshet has been a worse pest
than ever before, and we are inclined to
believe that with the Cinnamon, the
Mormons, and the Civil Service Reform
Democrat, the Suspuehanna river
"Must CO."
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-02-27

That Gladstone indecision has led
to the late ascension of the Socialistic
power in London is now evident. We
hope the great premier is not losing his
backbone, for t,,rs is That England
needs just now, 50 badly, we believe,
that she would be willing to lay old
preiudies aside and accept a little
spinal aid from the Russian bear. We
remember an old nursery ditty which
goes, "The lion and the bear were
harnesscd back to back
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-02-27
AMONG THE LEGISLATORS.
What the Law-Makers at Anna POLLS Have
Accompanied Through the Week.

The Maryland Senate was in session on
Tuesday and the House of Delegates in
the evening. In the Senate the Lane
bill providing for vote on the constitu
tional convention in 1887 was substitu
ted for the Hayes early call bill with the
view of amendment by the early call
side. An tffort to abolish the marriage
license fee failed and the bill making it
81 passed second reading. Senator
Bowlus continued his argument in be-
half of an early call. Senate bills were
passed relating to attachments; to con
veyances; to terms of the Court of APP
peals; to justices of the peace in Caro-,
line county, and House bills relating to
Montgomery county justices and consta
bles; to amend the law relating to the
indexing of the court records of Mont
gomery county. In the House, new bills
were introduced and bills were read a
second time-among them bill to re
move disabilities incurred in sending anc
accepting challenge to fight duel.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-02-27
CRAZY TO BE A STATE.

Democrats DESTROYS of Seeing Their Way
Clear Before Admitting the Territory.
Although the question of admitting
Dakota into the Union will form one of
the principal topics of the present Com
gress it is not thought probable that the
bill providing for admission will pass, at
least during this session There is some
thing more than the mere clashing of the
two parties as to the terms of the bill.
No matter how the Territory is divided
and what section is admitted it will be a
Republican State and would add two
Senators and at least one Repre- sentative
to the next Congress. 1t is therefore
evidently the purpose of the Democrats
in both houses, whie ostensibly favoring
admission in some form, to really defeat
it until after the next Congressional
elections. This would keep the Terri
tory out of Congress for another two
years, or until the next Presidential and
Congressional elections, when the pO-
litical situation may be con ideraby
modified. At all events, by that time
several other Territories will be clamor
ing for admission.
To Artisans, Mechanics, and all W. rk-
meus-rh-re is no remedy in the world
equal to Ponds Extract for any disease
where pain exists. 1t is acknowle iged by
many of the greatest medical men of the
day. as being the best known remedy tor
all of the complaints for which it is recon-
mended. 1t should always be kept in readi-
ness. For injuries or Accidents Bruises
Burns, Cuts, Wounds, Exc, it is worth its
weight in gold b, sure to get the genuine
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-02-27

few years beneath the flood. They will
come to the surface and h7 recognized
in due time.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-02-27
WEDN ESpAY.

Iu the Senate Wednesday Senate bills
were passed to amend the law relating to
notaries public; to provide for payment
of Dorchester county bends; to amend
charter of Baltimore Baptist Church Elk
tension Society; to amend article 20 of
the Code relating to corporations; to
sanction acquisition of property by the
Charles street VI. f. church; to amend
acts of 1882 providing for change OF
districts in Dorchester county, and in
the appointment of treasurer and clerk
to amend local option law relating to
certain districts of Dorchester county;
reducing the marriage license fee to 81;
to refund money to estate of Isabella
Fahey; relating to justices of the peace
in Baltimore city. A motion by MIR.
Hayes to amend the Lane bill for hold
ing an election on the constitutional con
ventiou in 1887 by Incorporating his
early call bill was defeated by vote of
IA to 8. Mr.. Hayes offered another
amendment making the first Monday in
April, 1887, the time for the election of
delegates to the convention and for TAX
ing the vote as to whether the conven-
tion shall be held, and the first Wednes-
day in May following the time for the
meeting of the convention. President
Warlield spoke in favor of the amend
ment, which is still pending.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-02-27
NEW ADTEk TISEMEN1S.
A
AA OF THE
APPETITE FOR TOBACCO.

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OF Tobacco gives one a strong appetite for his
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makes him feel cheerful and like IA being
This preparation is put up in 1.ozenges. which
are pleasant to the taste. One BOX sufficient for
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four hundred sold aud satisfaction given in every
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Read he -ss:ia,-!al c: Fo.ze. ca:;, cc--:aia
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than did when chewing. With thanks for the
deliverance. wish you success with the best
remedy in eXistance. Years truly.
ROBERT TONG
AGENTS WANTED. Address.
II. :. MILLER.
9th Ward, Wilmin1ton- Del.
Feb 2I-lm
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-02-27

Mid pleasures and palaces though we
may roam, be il ever so hum bic, there's no
specific Tor pain like Salvation Oil. Price
81 cents bottle.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-02-27
THURSDAY.

III the Senate Thursday, House bills
were passed relating to the Jail at North
East; to amend charter of Loudon Park
Cemetery Company; to authorize cree
ton of lamps on Light street bridge.
Senate bills were passed to prevent car
rying of weapons near the polls on cleo
ton dag in Calvert ard Dorchester coun-
ties; to sanction bequest of Susan Gal
laudet In the Honse, the bill relating
to magistrates and constables in Mont
gomery county as amended by the Sen
ate was passed. The House also passed
Senate bill for appointment of additional
notaries public for Baltimore city and
the House bill to relieve disabilities of
Francis NJ Cox and others, of Charles
county. An unfavorable report on Sen
ate bill relative to magistrates in Carroll
county WAS adopted. A bill was intro
duced in the House to settle the Canton
Company tax controversy. The bill tC
tax nonresident statesmen was reported
unfavorlbly in the House, but on mo-
tion Of Mr.. Gunther it was substituted
for the unfavorable report and then re-
ferred to the Judiciary committee. An
order was adopted requesting the Mary
land representatives in Congress to use
their best efforts to protect the mail
facilities i'll this State and to prevent
discrimination. The House held night
session and struck out the enacting
clause OF bill repeating tax on commits
siOnS of administrators and executors.
The bill repeating collateral Inheritance
tax was also defeated.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-02-27

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The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-09

There was All exciting session o. the l'f'i-
saders Society, held on Tuesday evening, at
Catholic Association Hal. Regular eleetion q
officers took place ana an independent neset
was placed in The field in opposition 70 me
nominees of the week previous. = warm can
vass a,nang the voters preceded the oaAiot' ana
when the clouds cleared away the following
named members were found TO nave carried
ayyay the houors; President, W. s. Weich'
vice president, Thomas O'ponnell; recording
secretary, Thomas Kelly; assistant recoroing
secretary, A. Hayes; treasurer, j. J. slnlrh'
marshal, Thomas Jordan; assistant marshal
Hugh McManuus; sergeant alarms, j. r.
Courtney Next Tuesday evening the sooietY
viii consider the following subject IN denafe:
Resolved. That the injunction served by tue
Minneapolis Mill Company on the stone srch
bridge was unjust Father Henry McGolrick
yages the negative side Of the question and Nj.
]. Kennedy the affirmative.
The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-09
DISTRESS IN IRELAND.
American Aid Asked for the Fishers Of
Mayo and Galway,

American Aid Asked for the Fishers Of
Mayo and Galway.
There are tidings Of sore distress
throughout populous section OF Ire
land. Last month the Dublin Freeman
published dispatches from speclai
correspondent on the west coast, winch
declared that the supply OF food on &C
hill. or Eagle island, and mushroom
was barely sufficient to keep the people
alive until Christmas. The condition
81 the people now fully justliies that
gloomy prediction. for many OF them
are at the point.of death from starva-
ton. The principal resource OF the
stands named. aud Of many smaller
ones near the Mayo and Galway coasts
IL the fishing industry. This year the
catch has been very meagre. Inc hsfi-
armen have worked hard, but are
| ham oered by The primitive character Of
their boats and tackle. That they nave
/ not been afraid to brave danger IN ptlf-
s1rif of their only means OF subsistence
/ is proved BY the long list of wrecks ane
deaths caused by the unusually nefof
and frequent gales Of the past tWt
months.
Almost the first business OF the Far
neIiites in the session of Parilamen
which begins In February Will Do @
persuade the government 70 send Feiie
"a the west coast districts OF ireland
i This. However, Will take coHsideraol
time. and the distress Is already 8
Il pressing that various measures OF lHl
mediate relief are being planned, man
/ " in Dublin. Galway and Castlebar 1
the charitable people of America WIS
If to am in this good work their benefac
tiors will be chaerfnliv distributed 2
the Cable News Company without on
shilling Of expense ANY donations
large or small. can be transmitted Q
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and who will return yoaieh rs to 81
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The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-09
Resolutions Of Coincidence,

) AT q regular meeting Of the + Nj. L.
A. society OF the immaculate Concep-
tion Parish, held at Association nall,
Minneapolis, January 5, 1885, the Tol~
lowing resolutions were unanimously
adopted;
WHEREAS, II has pleased Almighty Goa 10
remove from our xlidst our dearly beloved
Brother, John Seaman, who departed THIS III al
Minneapolis Dec. 81, 1885
Therefore be it resolved, That While we DO"
In humble submission to the divine VIII %
Almighty God. we sincerely deplore me loss OF
our esteemed Brother, Ter IN him We naFe lose
good member Of our society.
Resolved, That we tender to the widow ano
family OF our deceased Brother orr hearefet'
sympathy. in this the sad hour OF their attic
tion il. the Iosa Of devoted husband ana q
kind father.
RESOLVED, That copy OF THESE RESOLUTIONS
be entered In the Minute book OF our society
and q copy be sent to the family Oh our nc.
ceased Brother, and also be published III the
NoRTHwEsTERM STANDARD Of Minneapolis, aIc
the Northwestern Chronicle Of st. Paul.
MICHAEL O'REILLY,
TRANUIs CONWAY,
| D M. GUERrIE.
,y,c1,-%
The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-09
NORTHWESTERN NEWS.

John Westphal, of Winona, was Killed
by the cars Tuesday afternoon.
Hon. Jared Benson has been elected
president OF the AnolSa Agricultural
society.
Watertown, OAK. will have IN edu-
cational endowment association. HoV.
Mellette viii be president.
II. O. Amundson has been commits
stoned postmaster Of Clear Lake, anu
G. p. Gould Of Estelline, Oak.
Chas. A. Anderson has been arrested
at saltwater, charged with embezzilng
S785 FROM his employer. W. 5. Conrad.
Ihe people of Mortified, Mimi, do
not look with favor upon the PROPOSE
ton to pardon the Younger brothers.
Daniel J Welsh, who was recently
appointed collector of internal revenue
for idaho and Montana, has resigned.
at q dance at st. Augusta, Mimi,
Saturday August Richter was fatally
stabbed by a man whose name is not
given.
| H.B.Turney is under arrest at Fargo
charged with forging the name OF one
| Coutts to some bounty certificate
warrants.
The Dakota Loan and Trust com
pauy isanew institution Of WatertoWn
! Oak, with capital OF $500, 600, E "
| Thomas is president and general man
ager.
/ J. 2. Kirkham, of luyerne. has re
cefyed 81, go back pension. the appli
eaten for which was made ten year
ago.
The body OF G. B. Chandler, tn
missing citizen OF Duluth. has bee
found aear that city with ball IN hi
y head.
The preliminary trial Of Oswald fo
the murder OF Me- eeney, is progress
!, ing at Fargo. McFeeney was harie
. Tuesday
Judge Seward Smith, Of Des Nome:
iowa, federal Judge Of the territory c
Dakota. has lost his mind. Polite;
. troubles are said to be the cause,
: The Otter Tail County Farmers 2
:. 3ianca wiiI hold q special meeting {
! Battle Lake February 20 and q to ele'
G delegates TO the meeting OF the STA
: alliance.
Three hundred tobacco growers
s that section organized st Madison. WI:
e saturday. j lobby viii be sent
], ! Washington TO urge an increase ID q
tarifF or Samatra tobacco.
Two confidence men, Ahram Fray
: and Charles Watson, were pa trial
! Vyfaora. AGlln. Saturday charged vi
ii oiaying lne knife game on Caarii
y Nelson at Minnesota Cftg. Senten
was suspended on The eo'tdftion of the
d leaving Minnesota for good,
= The eiIowstoae National Ia
. Company organized by Rafls Hatch
:, making a vigorous fight against :
a faasing Of the privilege u the Park
T. tie new company organized under 2
:. auspices pf the Northern Paeit1e "a
= read he new company agree 70 nal
n sir nea hotels III the Park
The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-09
Ht Paul Notes.

Tho regular meeting OF tbs West ~,
Paul branch of the League was post
poned until Monday evening next.
On Friday evening last q number q
the friends Of j. CT. Donneily gathered
at MI. Donnely's place Of BUSINESS aila
presented him with a handsome s1lgef
service. Inscribed upon the pieces was
the following: 1'To ] G. ~ Dy ms
friendsof the cathedral parish fa s'il
Stanley made the presentation speech,
and Mr.. Donnelly returned his THANKS
in a sincere and happy vein.
AT tue last meeting Of the Crusaders
society the regular election Of officers
took place, as follows: PRESIDENT, y,
T. Mcclure; vice president, Y. 'LoWhy;
secretary, +. r. Treanor; financial sec
retary, G. Mccarthy; custodian. !. y.
Dwyer; executive committee, joseph
Butler, John Gleason, W Strapp, l. u.
Kelly and Il. e. Eitzgit.
The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-09
Committee on resolutions.
Omen Installation,

Open Installation
The following programme Tor me
open installation OF officers OF the M
maculate Conception Benevolent 80
ciety was drafted by the committee ap-
pointed for that purpose on last Mon
day evening:
l. Address of Welcome.
2. Instrumental music.
5. Pope Leo.
a. Irish Catholic Benevolent Union.
<. Vocal music.
Q. Our Country,
I. Recitation.
8. Our Sister Societies.
g. instrumental music.
TO- Installation Of Officers.
IL Catholic Societies.
u. City of Minneapolis.
10. Vocal music.
IL Catholic Pioneers.
The time Of holding the installation
in what hall the exercises shall take
place, and the names OF those wnt
shall take part in the programme, VII
be announced in next weeks Issue O
The STANDARD.
The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-09

# TFoIv Name--Meets IND ounui.J
at = IN.
Yonng Ladies' sodality--Meets Sunday at
i, Is in Holy Rosary hail.
Altar soeiety--1st sunday of month, q III.
Meets at Holy Rosary hail.
ST. Vincent de Pssut--hleets Sunday afternoon
at u o'clock in schoe-house. East Division.
Rather Mathew--bieets Sunday afternoon at
q: 80 q clock, in school-hoise, East DIVISION.
Crusaders eets at scllool-house EAST III
vision Thursday evenings at . ,elocks
sodality of the Blessed Virgin--Meefs ltnne-
diately after Vespers ut the rconVeIltt i1. =
Holy Rosary Meets first sunday IN each
month, after mass, at the convent. 2 Y.
Holy Angels Sodaiity-Meefs SUNDAY oltsl
Vespers in the convent. q. D.
| st. Josephs--1s 2,,d street southeast Meets
drst and Sd Mondays Of each month, ~ P. ~.
! League of the Sacred II eart--1s Second setee
| south. Meets onooa month aftai iaass'
ANo1ENr ORDER OF HiBnRSIANs
Division No. Meets 2nd and 18th Sundays
OF each month, 2:3o o'clock, ut @oo @na saVtii''s'
/ south.
| Division No 2--8feets lst Sunday OF fach
Month at B. clock. corner Cedar and Washing
ton avenues south.
Division No. 5--Meets End and 18th Tuesday
ayanines ef each month ut 7:'s0 o'clock, at
1 roses hall, cor End ST. and Central ave, y y.
4 LAND LnAaUEs.
Davitt Branch Meets every sunday IL WIZ
i dom hall at : p. III.
parneu Branch Meets on Sunday evenings ,s,
Z 81 & s,clock, il Holy Rosary hail. South Minfe-
4 appils.
Meets the LIST IN ssrsday r.t'at lsta q sss,s
month.
The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-09
rrHE NEWS Tin BRIEF
Judge clifford has prepared q bill foi
two new judicial districts in Dakota,

Iu,ipa clifford has prepared a bill Tor
two, new judicial districts in Dakota
Everything is said Ito be peaceapole
over the appointments OF land othelais
for Dakota.
About 5000 European Immigrants
arrived i'll the United States last year,
a decrease OF 20 per cent.
Judge Powers, nominated for cher
Justice of Utah, is under serious charges,
enaangering his confirmation.
The clerk Of the California State on-
preme Court has fled, leaving snort
age Of $1,000.
The hat works of r. Il. Dunlap Y Co.,
BROOKLYN, has been DESTROYED by IRE.
Loss, $3.50, COG
The latest league inEIreland is formed
for the purpose Of expelling Landlords
or reducing rents.
The Consul General TO Japan is lssll-
inc certificates empowering Chinese 70
land in the United States.
Thomas w. Keene. the actor, VINO
rllpt,,red blood vessel III his mead az
Kansas City recently,is slowly lmproV-
ing.
The son Of Louis Rel will be edu-
Gated at the Laval University under al-
rection of Mr. L4elniux, ona OF Kleis
lawyers.
Gov, Hin, of New York, recommends
home rule for cities,5and laws TO pre-
vent evasion of the personal properly
| tax.
Gladstone has called a meeting tine
Liberals Tor the 18th inst, when ne
will present his Home Rule scheme 10
detail.
A large political demonstration took
Mace AT Cork, Ireland. on Sunday last
The funeral OF Buckley. the noted
Fenian. occurred upon that day.
Adolph Soho enleber. rich cltlzeh o.
/ Milwaukee. Wis. cut his throat IRON
ear to ear Monday, being apparently O
unsound mind. he was arrested Mon
i day on a charge Of criminal libel.
i The Susquehanna river is higher a
EIayre de Grace, Md, than at any tlin
since 1865. One hundred thousand log
have broken loose, and arc being sNep
down the river.
Peggy Frank, a well-known Chl
cago character, quarreled with 1h
clerk at Bartel's lodging house over a
amount paid for a bed, and shot I'd
latter through the left lung.
John Stone. of St. GATHERINGS, Ont
fatally wounded his niece with re
yo,ger and then shot himself. lie WI
e recover. No cause is known for th
9 act.
Chief postoffice Inspector west,
: Washington, has information thai ca
! safe in the postoffice at DanVllie, NY
+ was blown open Tuesday night ana q
the money taken.
It The Daily Commercial Bulletin
II j January 5 estimates the nEe losses
q the United States and CANADA IN ~
q cernber at SO 200 ,0oo. and the aggrea'
loss in 1885 at s94, 200 900, or SIS, GOO Lex
g than in 1884.
: Adolph Schoenloeber, q promlhel
If and wealthy German OF Mli"auhe
g has been arrested for criminal lloe
Christian Ritter, furniture deale
killed a man in self defense ten yea
! 400 and Schoenloeber called him
- murderer. Bitter asks $4,000 dar
1t ages.
: The police OF East St. Louis a
greatly dissatisfied at the inability
* the municipal treasurer to pay Ine
d, their last two months salaries, the
ID being no money in the police fund. !
q . officers have made no arrests duri
at the mast few days, aud the whole 1ol
threaten to resign if they are NOT pa
rs IN short time.