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THe Senate vas not In session on tnc sn-.*.
n the House the feature Of the days proceed.
ine< was the discussion Of me max clause N tne
Tsrid bill. Amer . lengthy debate me motion
% strike OUT nsx straw from The free iist wzs
defeated BY . vote Of = 20 g. General tarin
discussion followed until the committee ere>e'
and the House adjourned ~ AZ, Pm.
~ she sen.s. a, she afth. the p1shcrtc>
treaty. beinr under consideration. NJ. GRAY
mel occup,ed most Of the day,s session IN I
speech IN hvor o. me treaty the Gre
oentials 81 senator Gibson TOT Ms
ncxt term were presented ana iAia On
we teo'e. IN me House. MT neroert tAia-'
intro1uced > oni providing lot ~ assistant
sccretasy OF NE navy: During me asoAte %
me IArin Dali Nr. woooourn new msoe I
oitter personal ATTACK upon NJ. Cox -. - "
which me after made > comparatively tame
response. Apiii 70 increase Tue police toree o.
the District OF Columbia Vas passed. unani'
nous consent VA asked ana OBJECTED 70 ~ ~
nreekinndEe ala. } ior ne immaculate consul
eration o. the joint resoluuoa spprcpristn
anniveuary q inc pastie o. 1ettysourg'
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THE CHICAGO GUARDIANSHIP.

s~etslingthe states Beforehand. % Make
Easy Work fsr the ommitts~-chsuney
a. Fml-y Mentioned for Permanent
Chairman.
CHICAGO. June la.-The first real work
n the convention was done "Wednesday
evening. when IL was definitely announced
a. the different headquarter rooms that
Warner Miller was 70 be made temporary
chairman Of the convention-there had up
10 Wednesday been q great deal Of doubt
about this-and that Chauncey I. Filley ~
Missouri would probably be made perma-
nent chairman Mr.. F.iley II 20 be backed
for the permanent chairmanshiP BY the
sherman men. the Algcr men, and such
unattached quantities as Powell Clayton.
Church Howe and others
The Missouri delegation. thirty two
strong. is coming 70 Chicago without .
candidate. and this fact will doubtless
tend to increase Mr.. Filley's strength 70
the chairmanship with the different man
ayers.
Henry Spiesell- o. Pitssbur eh. in dis
GUESSING the question Of the chairmanship'
said: The matter was discussed yester-
iay. and I have heard Mr.. fiiley's name
most favorabiy mentioned. He Il now
IN New York. Indiana and Ohio almost -
well as IL Missouri. and really believe
be will be honored with the place.
1T ought to be given to some Southern
Republican anyhow. and Powell Clayton
Or Filley will be the man " course II
will lie more apparent what will Be- done
on Monday than II H. now. but Filley
would suit a good many o. the Pennsyl-
y~anians--
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Emperor Frederick Nearing the End u
HIs Bri~f Resgn-An Hope
LONDON. June I4.-The news from Ber-
lin il the chief object % interest here to-
night. All dav long the end ~ the royal
invalid's brave struggle with death has
been looked for. Fears for the worst
we're confirmed when Mr.. Smith made the
announcement In the House of Commons
n go j. m. that there was little hope 81
recovery An 0ficial message o. such .
mature was felt to be ominous. and people
recalled the TACT that the announcement
IL Parliament OF Emperor Williams crit
ical condition preceded his death by only
. Few hours. The slowness with which
The DISPATCHES from Berlin have been
coming All day Ii astounding. and news
paper bulletins have been besieged BY
e.g.r throngs anxious 70 learn the first
tidings Of death
without doubt the Emperor began 70
gradually sink 1t an early hour this
morning. The Tampon canula- BY means
OF which the lung passage was temporal
rily kept clear, Wednesday proved . com-
plete failure. Yesterday = Tampon
canula which had . gutta percha coating
was fitted In the patients throat This.
when inflated. filled b vacant space be-
tween the walls Of The windpipe, Thus
preventing the downward passage into
the lungs Of solid or liquid matter which
might be administered This was almost
the last resort. and is failure 20 prevent
the passage Of matter thereto.
The Empress never left her husDano's
side all day. At night AL the Royal fam .
fly. the Prnssian ministers OF state. and
numbers Of the foreign ambassadors were
present M the palace, sadly awaiting the
AUI
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In the Senate, on the l4tn- Mr.. sherman,
from the committee on foreign relations,
reported an amendment 20 the Sundry
Civil Appropriation bill, appropriating
$224.JOO for the survey and r~e-locatlon OF
the boundary monuments on the Mexican
border, as required BY treaty stipulation
A number OF appropriation M other
bills were passed. after which the Senate
vent INTO secret session for half an hour
and when the doors were reopened. the
bill appropriating $500 for the recon
~struction Of the Government dam at the
Rock Island Arsenal. was passed-----ln
the House. the greater part Of the day
was passed in discussing the Tarif bill.
on which considerable progres was
made. Unsuccessful motions were
to strike tin plate. glue and GELATIN,
| glycerine. extract Of hemlock. phos-
| phorus. soap stocks, and a large number
| OF other articles from the free list; but
| on motion Of Mr.. McMillen, OF Tennessee,
| Ash glue or ~isinglass was restored 70 the
existing rate. The discussion on amend-
menfs occupied the entire day.
MISS MoLLrE GARFIELD was married 10
J. STANLEY Brown. n Harry Garfield was
welded to Miss Mason. daughter Of the
late James Mason, Of Cleveland. at the
residence Of their mother in Mentor, o.,
on the llth-
II was reported, on the 18th, that ex-
Senator Scott had secured twenty-eight
members OF the New York delegation FOR
the support Of Alger.
THE Prohibitonlsts Of Albany County,
n. ~. organized. on the l3th, at Caly-
mans Junction, aud agreed 70 support
the National ticket
ALI the members ~ the imperial family
Of Germany were summoned TO Potsdam,
on the 18th. in consequences Of the critical
condition OF Emperor Frederick.
THE German steamer Pemptos, from
Singapore. with a number Of pilgrims Q n
board. which was reported overdue Al
Jedda- and which 1t was feared was lost
arrived NJ Alden in tow with her shaf'
broken. on the 18th.
The tenants on the estates Of the Count
ess ~ Kingston, At Mitchellstown, Ire
land. were granted q reduction Of twenty
Der cent In their rent on the 18th
THE International bicycle races a. Ber'
lin. on the 18th. attracted = large numbei
~ spectators. Herr Lehr, Of Frank
fort. The WHINE Of the EMPEROR
prize. and now champion Of Europe, lei
In the race. but was not much hurt.
EMPEROR or GERMANY diet
AZ potsdam on the morning Of the 18th.
NEBRASKA has. according 70 the repor
81 the State Board OF Equalization, sub
mitted on the 18th, 1901 miles OF railroad
81 4 total assessed valuation Of a trin'
over $4,000. ooo.
THE steame Australia, which arrives
M san Francisco, on the 18th, brough
news that Bishop. the mind-reader, wh'
4 af Honolulu. u q mental wreck from
he effects u cocoaine and morphine.
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ticeaoir l'om T. usnnesots
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"a .ne 1890 ,1-r- 800.
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- R..a .r1 .thexx r., ,h.r. /. rnSs-
posision an the R-pnbiic,n VA. 49,
merely N w.ss. sim. ana tb.s th.x wn~r1
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- .nr. r--rsort,n.telx vor -. m
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The sree ~, ~ course c.nses mo-ss~
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can 90 ~haIt me hepuoncans "a
IN tnr f..ty-seNentn e'ngfrsS, Nnrn tn-
1sfM uilo1 lSs,"As passed. a VA :
senate Oil, anu !. came over 70 me hc1s>
ana vas osoerea 70 ne on IN" table We
we're ~ tnr minority tnen ana inciineito
prevent ~ CONSIDERATION ne COMMITTEES
on rules reported aruie nat the tsll
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wv YORK. June 1.-The HfFa"
fhe following special from San Francl-o
ssThe Hawaiian mail last night anno.h. 49,
that when King Kalakua opensa
Hawaiian Legislature. on the 18th n 49,
~ refused 10 read In full the spe.en
ministers had prepared for him NJ
clined. be- said. 70 make himself ridisu.
~ recommending the enactment n
4. had vetoed last session. His minis',
hs5 ADVISED him that such reccmmen-s
s;or ~ reference should BE- made. ~
49,, ,hs or,is.ion would be on his Own
s~ponsibilisy. The King ssin "a -
cepted the responsibility 49, 49, !. -
abridged cory Of the spreeA
shsrrin Of the minister's
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MCBRIDE. the delariting postmaster OF
Livingston Mont. has NOT yet been ap-
pretended HIS defalcaflons Will reach
80 or <sv.
A BOAT obtaining nve men was upset
near vinal Haven. Me-, on the 10th, and
four Of the party were drowned, namely:
John smith, Harry Smith, William ,.
Bishop and Edward Fellows. John Smith
and Fellows were married.
Two HUNDRED AND FIFTY bales or cot
ton. valued - $4,000, we're burned in
Norfolk, Va, on the 10th
ACCOMPLISHMENTS rumors are a1oat
20 the e6ectthat . Republican daily morn
INK newspaper y 70 be established q
Helena Mont, and issued within the next
thirty days
BESPoPk, acolored jockey, who had the
mount on Elphin In The steeplechase ran
- Jerome Park, New York on the
1lth, vas thrown from his horse, and two
horses following stepped on him, badly
crushing him about the head ma chest
He was taken to hat Hospital IN
An unconscious condition He Will prob
ably de.
Mss ROSA RAND, ne weii-known ect-
ress, was married ~ Baltimore, Nd, 70
Captain Arthur haine, o. me paymaster'
department. United States army. on tne
lvtn- Mss rano was ieaoink iaoy Win
Tur w.ire Renuhlfcan state conxen-
hon met N Portland on the iztn- fuiiy
~ rre~srrer Rnrieieh "a nominsfed
60 cov-rnor
rrss.ar srom the per,tp Exchanges
re1e-rsnh comnsnv n tbe 1afb' aid TIA,
-. Emn.ror corld t,re sood only bv arti.
s.s.i mrar
T-r disnatch from II Paso. on The 1rth
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the ist - July. n
am s~nxious.r .asa
he ''as any one ean
be % stop the debate
now going on and
take : vote on the
passage o. the Tin.
Gentlemen on both
sides want 20 talk
because u their 10
interests inyo.v-
"a, and not 'rel
like stopping them.
] have been assnr
nv M~41~z Nrrt~
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~. Mills interviewed On sh< I'snafrr r.
~ MIA Method whI~h NAY a. r.
ssrssa 90 - Order 70 Hrsng u 20 : Va.
An , Housed ri.a rh.s werked Que.
MAY Wsrk AEaiu.
WASHINGTON. June i3.-chairman Nj
~ The ways and means committee go
20 . press correspondent that he thon,l.
the Tariff bill would be passed ah',~-
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EurERoR FREDERicE went from Berlin
% Potsdam. on the yacht Alexandria on
the lsk He Wa enthusiastically cheered
BY tie populace. The "trip seemed % 90
him good
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AZ : meeting Of the Senate committee
On the judiciary, on the ilth- action on
The nomination Of Mr.. Melville w. Fui-
Ter was postponed until after the Chicago
convention.
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M JosEPH CHAMBERLAIN has written
20 the electors Of the Ayr(scotland) Par
liamentary district reminding them that
II. 0ladstone's Home Rule aspirations
nre NOT dead
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ORAxGx Jrpc 0RERS. . postgraduate
a Cornell University, Vas drowned -
ythaca n. r.. on the 10th, while bathing.
Vis home was in Alfred Center, n y.
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LAwnrxcE srEARxs, an invalid residing
~ Elizabeth, y. J., died, on the 18th. from
o~ver-exertion- caused by extinguisning
che flames that threatened the life Of his
mother.
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TOPICS OF THE DAY


Tuunx u mucn alarm amcng me deni
nens or Haverstraw, n. r.. over the DIS
osvery Of four cases 81 smallpox IN N
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The body Of Harrison Garrett was
picked up BY the crew Of the steamer
Nanticoke, from Sandy Point for Bals1-
more. on TIE 18TH II Was remarkably
yell preserved.
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~
noun~eo.
CoLcunrA. 4. C.. June l3.-Rev. DR..
WIN. N. Grier. editor Of the PrssbyfeyfGH.
in the last issue Of his paper, d~enounces
the movement inaugurated by the recent
convention at Hot Springs, =. G., 70
induce European immigration %
the South ~ . Roman cafho-
lie scheme. He declares that
4 Roman Catholic peasantry In the South
would be the entering wedge 70 Catholic
domination. which would mean the
ausocracy Of the Pope. Mr.. Grier's "
terxnces have been heartily ~applauded
and Endorsed by several secular In.
nuential newspapers, and the scheme
was also denounced by the Methodist con-
ference recently held At Sumter. which
also commended the action.
western Coat Dealers association.
CLEVELAND. o.. June 1.-THE third an
nual convention Of the Western Coal
Dealers Association met here yesterday.
and was attended by about two hundred
delegates from the Middle and Eastern
States. Attic suggestion u the executive
committee. q board OF appeals was
formed, consisting Of the president. seq
| Rotary and one member from each State,
the board 10 have final jurisdiction in al
cases In dispute. An amendment 20 the
constitution Was also adopted providing
that all fines shall be paid into the treas.
ury instead of 20 the compliments. q
heretofore. A paper was read By ,. G
Bachelor, Of Cleveland, on Goal *
ohangee froD The Producers 6tandpetnt.a
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-22

LANCE numbers Of negroes in the Chick.
osaw Nation ars preparing 70 migrate 70
Oklahoma, where they will acquire and
titles and Engage in farming. They are
prohibited from enjoying land rights in
che Nation.
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MAMIE EVAN, aged ten. Of Youngs-
town, q, who, while singing at . concert
ayear agc, strained her voice, resulting
in paralysis Of tho vocal cords and her
inability 20 speak above the faintest
whisper, was recently perfectly cured BY
. stroke Of lightning.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-22

WnxR WHITE, who claims 70 be : son
of Lieutenaut-G Governor q ~ White. Of
California the temporary chairman Of
the recent National Democratic conven-
tion. - backing boots for > living 10
Newark. n. y.
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BISHOP THEODORE B. LYMAN, Of North
Carolina, will sail from New York on the
1oth for London, where he will take part
An the coming convention Of Anglican
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-22

NuEnzEn voH P~UTFKAMER has asked
Emperor yrederick's permission to re-
sign, biz decision being caused By the
contents Of IN autograph letter which the
Minister received. On b III, from the
Emperor.
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PArRlcK FoRD, in . long leader in the
zrfsh World, declares that Republican
success without Mr.. Blaine Il doubtful
and insists that Mr.. Blaine must be nomi.
mated, without regard 70 his withdrawal
from candidacy.
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M AND NRs- PRANK c. CARPExrER will
leave Washington next month for theft
trip around the world, which will occupy
fifteen months They will first 60 to San
Francisco. sailing thence direct for j.
pan
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A RKvTsED estimate for certain ex-
penses Of the United states courts for the
fiscal year ending June 90. 1855, wa sent
y the House. on che 9Th, - follows: pFees
100000; pay Of bailiiRs, 100000. Total,
q. 10, 600.
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CuArxcEv ~. DEPEw, Of New York
pronounces the letter recently published
IN the St. Louis Globe Democrat 70 the ef-
feet that he IL not : candidate for the
nomination q Chicago, unwarranted and
untrue.
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JUD0E GL~DERsLEEvE, Of New York
City. after hearing N argument on the
11th, BY VIM y. Howe, counsel for Alice
WoodhaIl. discharged the woman from
custody. She will sail for England ct the
earliest opportunity.
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Nh GLADSTONE has issued . manifesto
90 the Ayr electors il the form Of an open
letter "a Lord Harrington, recalling the
pledges made By the Liberal Unionists
and showing how in every instance they
have been violated.
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AcoLUnx Of locusts IL advancing over
Algeria, Africa, IN . compact mass over
twelve miles long by six in breadth A
panic prevails In the province Of Constan-
tine. The valley Of Guelma has been de-
vastafed by the pests.
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PRANK D. MnLs, member or . promi-
nent real estate nrm at Crei9hton, Neb.,
dropped dad from heart disease. on the
10th. Near the door Of the post-ofice. He
had just opened : letter and va reading
a when The fatal stroke came.
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1nR Cincinnati Press Club dedicated
their new home IN the Exposition build.
ing on The eth- A banquet Wa held q
che Gibson House, q which many distin-
Guished citizens and we'll known Journal
lists from abroad were present
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-07-27

village attorney are hereby authorized
to dispose of such bonds to Mr.. Faugh-
ner TO enable him to reconstruct his
factory if he gives the village proper Sc
curity for the fulfillment of his contract.
Motion carried.
Moved and supported that the village
marshal be allowed one per cent. on all
sums collected on village assessment
roll for the first thirty days and four
per cent. on all sums collected from
and after such time.-Carried.
Clerk reports that village surveyor
and street commissioner have filed in
the Office of the village clerk statements
of the cost and estimate of the cost of
construction Of sidewalk which COM
mon council have declared by resou-
ton under date Of July 3rd, 1855, to
be built by special assessment against
the adjacent property, said resolutions
on file i'm clerks office and marked eX-
hibits | >, and 4.
Moved and supported that the clerk
be and the same is hereby instructed to
cause Il copy of said resolutions passed
in accordance to sections thirteen and
fourteen of village ordinance relative
to construction of sidewalks as on file
in clerks Office together with a copy Of
the specifications and estimate of the
cost of construction thereof as returned
TO clerks Office and as heretofore re-
ported to he published for two success
i've weeks in the Alma RECORD news
paper published and circulated in said
village. vote as follows: Yea, Trustees
Pulfrey, Hawkins, Smith, Montigel,
Bagley and Tinker. Vote announced
and declared carried.
Claims presented.
John w. Morton, st. services, $40 l3
F. NJ. Smith, st. services, %
On motion the above claims were al
lowed at footing and clerk instructed
to issue orders for the same when
money in fund.
No further business appearing, on
motion council adjourned.
f. b. GREEN, ". y. RAIILKE,
President. Clerk.
The following is section XVIII of
ordinance number eleven referred 10 IN
foregoing minutes and ordered printed
herewith.
Sec. XVIII. The board of water com
missioners shall require all persons
using water from the village water
works to consent to and be bound by
the following rules and regulations:
LIST. The water commissioners and
all officers appointed by and all persons
employed by the board of water COM
missioners when directed by said board
to have free access at all reasonable
hours to all houses and premises where
water is used.
2nd. IIydrants. plugs, stop boxes,
hose and all other attachments and fix
lures must be furnished and kept in
complete repair by the owner or occu-
pant of the premises where located or
used.
3rd. In no case will hose be allowed
for the purpose of sprinkling sidewalks,
gardens or lawns, or washing carriages
or other articles with outilows or noz-
zles larger than one-quarter inch in
diameter.
| certify that the foregoing is a cor
rect compared copy of the original sec
ton XVIII of ordinance number eleven.
W. \. BAHLKE,