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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13
RAILROAD MIN IN THE ADiRoSpAcKs

Hotel Ampersaud, sarsnac Lake. n. y, June ii
CspecIab.-A party consisting OF r. NJ. olyphsnt'
prcsldept 10 Grand b. Caunoo, vtceprcSident; H. O.
Young, James Roosevelt Smith ". Weed james i
Dickson and other directors Of the Delaware and hud
son Canal Company arrived herr to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13

FREQUENT TRAINS TO MANHATTAN BE4CB.
The time table Of tho Manhattan Beach Division
Of the Long Island Railroad efset today Trains
win from Boy Ridge connecting with the ferry from
whtehast and from Long Island CITY, and from Flahush
ave. BrooLyn hourly IN the morning and halihoury 10
the afternoon ana evening The masie and fireworks VIII
bogln On SATURDAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13
prnro1NG EASrwARn nIrrs ON InoN.

Chicago June i2.-The lines leading Eastward agreed
to-day 70 reduction in rates Iron 10 correspond with
the weStbound shpments The rate 20 Buffalo II
reduced from e. 80 N ~ 20 ton Cleveland from ~
to Ell co. Detroit and Toledo from sl 20 81 40 and
"a IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13
rounracLAss posTxAsrERs APPOINTED

Washington, June 12.-Fourih.cass postmasters
we're to-day appointed As foilows;
Pennsyivsna--Jouaihs spayd. Carsonve; James
Stiles Deep valley ID. X. Morrow, Past Msach Chunk
George II. Gibson, Eau Claire; Augustus Bander,
EzsbetvilIe; J. y. Kissneer Riehlsnd station p. J.,
RnIn, peBango.
New-York-tobn A. Green, Alps; c. A. psins,
presaen g. J. EiArcd, North Petersburg; HI Perry,
kayasfxtown. r. n, 6oodlhg, NHlicmsaek
cohaeefieut-H, \. Wilson, Laketifc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13
REFLECTED At MILWAUKEE,.

Milwaukee. June l2-At meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Milwaukcs lake shorr and Western Rail-
way Company at to-day tho old board Of directors
was elected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13
What You Need Spring and Fall

Are always trying seasons TO most con-
s,itutions, and unless the blood is puri-
fied and enriched, one becomes exposed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13
CANAL poATMEN DESTITUTE.

gsltirnoro June l2.-Mayor Latrobs to-day receives
le,nnr srom Doctor Butler OF shepherdstown, W. Vs.
stating that great destion exists In that neishoor
hood among the canal boaiinen on account o. u.
,.e.r, eood The writer EXPRESSED much regret thM
the Relied cemmi,toe which were i.ss week Fat. !, N.i
Doo sxtsnd its investigations nrher zip the Potomses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13

10 SHARE THE BUSINESS FROM KANSAS CITY
chIosEo June l2.-GsaeTL Manager TUCKER. Of tbs ST.
Paul ros6 states that hs road viii enaeayor carry out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13

70 REOPEN THE NEVADA MINT FOR COINAGE
wA<hiassens juno lathe Presidents appointment
pl Y. Iolsarp 70 be eolpsg ~ Carson City after
20 fscpsrins nsxt ssiA De Nsvids Mint fcr coinage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13
u.nrrsnN nrrnns A nEnFoRMANcE.

London, Juno J2.-Mr. Mapleson offers performs
ance By his company, on June "a for the behcat o.
the Johnstown sufferers He has Invited the Amsn-
can colony hero g appoint somiaitscs for 'ae pS
pose OF selling The seats a. aueusn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13
MONEY RECEIVED BY GOVERNOR BEAVER. {;

Harrisburg. June ie.-Additionai contributions for
rho aaod sufferers were received By the Governor 10.
dar from all sections OF the country. Tho sosA
amount received by him TO date Is about Saespo"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13

sarsaparilla. Il tones and invigoratos
the system, regulates the action oil me
digestive and assimilative organs, ana
vitaIiyes the blaod ~ ID. johnson,
Jr., 3SS Atlantic ave-, Brooklyn, n. L.
Ayers sarsaparilla has a well-de.
served reputation in this locality ior
restoring to healthy, vigorous action the
vital organs when they have become
weakened or exhausted. have USED IL
In my family for this purpose, especially
after the system has become depleted
from malarial attacks. have advised
its use among my neighbors In similar
cases. and IL has always proved invalua-
le."-C. Q. Hamilton, EMERSON, Tex
"As a blood purifier and general
builder-up Of the system, have never
found anything TO equal Ayers Sar- I
saparilla.'
II gives perfect satisfaction. Eugene
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13

WHEN You feel "all run down" Is
wv Ayers sarsaparllla. For re-
storing strength after sickness, or toning
up the system at any time, this Is the
medicine OF all others. Don't waste
time and money on worthless COM
hounds, whatever their pretensions;
but remember that Ayers has been the
uandard sarsaparilla for nearly half n
century aud has no equal.
"sometime ago 1 found my system
Entirely run down. | had feeling OF
constant fatigue and languor and very
ttile ambition for any kind Of effort.
A friend advised me 20 try Ayers Sar.
iapsrilla, which 1 did with the best
results. It has done me more good than
III other medicines have ever used. -
frank Mellows, Chelsea, Mass.
al was all run down before | began
laking AYERS Sarsaparilla, and now /
nm gaining in strength every day
Mrs. Alice West, Jefferson, W. Va.
al have used Ayers Sarsaparilla for
several wears. When feel weary and
worn out, 10 always helps me" - A.
Grommet, Kingsville, johnson Co, Mo.
AT was long troubled with nervous
debility and severe headaches. BY the
use OF Ayers Sarsaparilla l have been
restored 10 health" Anthony Louis,
b5 fremont st., Charlestown, Mass.
"As a safe and reliable spring and
amlly medicine, think
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13

For list OF gold medals awards. eesonisis and prizes
n bulk apply e3e-642 West 55th.st. N. Y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-07
LIST
y RIA.

Jeden z ~oskarzonych O zamor-
dowanie DR.. Cronina, Dan Cough.
lin jak zeznali pred sadem
swladkowle = juz dawno przed
zamordowaniem tego iryjskiego
szczerego patryoty odgrazaf sic mu,
re n]ezell ME bedzie trzyma1 je-
podobny sposob odgraza
sic teraz Majstrowi cd Warusn No.
Jety przez zwiqzkowych szalbierzy
giosny fotr rewolwerowy Alfons
Chrostowski, przyznajqc sic otwar-
Gle, IL ma ten Gel dostanie picnic.
dry (ktorych zapracowac ME mo-
ze). Otto list tel publicznej naturv.
alfonso hotelowego, sfawnego auto.
ra Waryata:
Me~ark, 8 pazdziernika.
Panic Derdowski!
Jezell ME poprzestaniesz ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-07
FOR THANKsG1yfNc.

FOR many years distinctively a Yankee f~estiva,
thanksgiving Day" has won its way to the
hearts OF the American people, until now its obser-
vance is annually recommended to the nation by
me President of the United States. 1t is a national
hohday-and something more. 1t is not a Fourth of
luly, not Christmas not New Years, not simply a
leasl-day, not merely, a Harvest Home" but the
cnaim OF genuine Thanksgiving is in the heme-
gasnenng Of all the family under the parental roof.
the prairies Of Dakota and hidren-childr still
come flying home by steam to greet again the
cray haired father and mother. Are you going
PACK 70 the old home this Tanksgiveng? If you are
any-@here in the northwest, your route home,
from Minneapolis and St. Paul to the east should
De by The Burlington" For time tables, maps,
me any information, write to W. &c. Kenyon,
IS F'Ss' Agent {. b. & MR., St. Paul,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-07

PAN DY-
NlEWlCZ pisze W swojej ga
zecle, ze przedpfate pc 8 do
larry ma Siownik polsko-angiel-
ski / angielsko-polski przyjmo-
Wac bedzle tylko do Is listo-
pada, b. l..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-07

ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-07

tychmiast tych pokrytych p}asz'
czykiem katolicyzmowi wiernopod'
danczo-pruskich staran-]a z 20,
moca pewnej szIachetnej osoby(D.
ktora dostarczy mi srodkow pie
nleznych (znamy dobrze te osobe;
mleszka W Minneapolis, lecz tylko
obleeule, a MIC ME dale. = Przvp.
Red. Wsarusa) i ty wnet wylecisz
W powietrze. (Wiedzielismy luz
dawniej re Chrostowsxi nalezy do
dynamicarzy l nihilistow, wszelako
ME bai,smy sic go i ME bolmy, BIO
tn ma Zachodzie szeryf Lynch stree
re ludzi sprawiedliwych, nlepoko-
]onych przez NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Red. WSarusa).
Przekonasz sic wkrotce, re to
ME prozna przechwa}ka, iezli da-
le! bsdziesz obrzucaG b1otem Zwia-
EEK Jego klerownik6w.
Pisze te slow pare mimo swei
wolf i checl (ahaD, by ostrzedz cie-
bic, 30 z zasady ME zwyk}em ma
padac ma nikogo, nie ostrzeglszy
60 wprz6dy.
N. 4. Mrosooski.
Gdybysmy tax Wa1usa re-
dagowall podfug gustu Chro-
stowskiego - oj, tobys,ny DO
piero zrobili lnteres! - JUL
dwie gazety, Oqnssko i Gwiaz-
do toledoska, zbat.krutowafy,
gfownie z powodu, Re on byl
ich korespondentem. Warus
]uz re wzgledow materyalnych
ME moze trzymac z bezbozni-
kami, szwyndleraml i rozboi-
nikami, DO chociaz CT wsze-
DIE So bardzo gfosni, ]ednak
st6sunkow ma1o ich jest mie-
dzY emigracya polska w A
Merge. My muslmy trzymac
z ludem, a ten lud 49, lubo
czasem buntuje sic ma ksiezy
n%legodnych - kocha i szanu-
lie kapfaoow bogobojnych i
gorllwych - i'm dalej cd
Ojczyzny, tenn mocnlej obu-
race trzyma sic krzyza. ChoG-
by nawet polski ojciec rodzi-
ny ]u2 przesiakf duchem ma
teryallzmu i chciaf czytsc ga
zety, ktore lubi Chrosto Nski
- W rod2aju buffaloskiego T.
cha - to polska pobozna ko.
beta, PAM gospodarstwa do
mowego, wyrzuca lie ma srnle-
CT, a prawdziwie polskiego i
katolickiego Wlarusa mile
przyjmuJe i pieiegnuie jak mai.
milszeso goscia.
ZAPISU.JC[E SORIE WTARI1cA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-07
NOTATKI.


KS. PACHOLSKI W Min.
neapo]is z powodu sfabosci
juz 10 niedzlel ME NAL ka.
zania.
W SPISIE OSZUSTW Nor
gens.erna, um:eszczonym W
zesztym numerze, omylilismy
sic o 300 dolarow, llczac W
g przypadkach posmlertne ola
widow 800 dolarow, za1niast
ESQ lynn ktorzy sic tenn
zbytecznie gorszyli, przypomi-
nanny, 2e JUL Kochapowski
litowaf sic mad ludzmi, sarka.
jacymi ma mafa dziureczke W
dobrym obrazie.
SEKRE-
TARZ Zwlazku Mar. Polskie-
go podobno gniewa sic ma
mas. lie ME chcemy mu vie:
Rye, ID Zwiazek "a jego urze-
dowan'a wypfacif lyle pos
miertnego, jak on plsze.
Wszak2e W mr.. AZ czytalismy,
De pod adresem sekretarzy
wystane zosta1y przekazy ban.
kowe, W celu wypfacenia pos
miertnego.-Kt6z z tego mo-
re ~ymiarkowaG co p. NAL
lex myslat * ekretarzy bylo
dotad W Zwiazku 100; a vice
ka2dy z tych. sekretarzv pod
lug stylu p. Maltka mia1 o.
debrac przekaz W celu wypfa-
cenia posmiertnego. lego ME
MONA rozumiec inaczeL jak
W ten spos6b, 5e generality
sekretarz uzyf posrednictwa
bankow do kolektowania pos
miertnego cd czionkow.-Pan
Maffek chcac bye zrozumia-
nym, powlnien blize) wyszcze-
golnl6 sekretarzy, "a ktorych
race w.ysfano przekazy ban
kowe, a to MONA fatwo u
czynle dofaczeniem ,odnos-
nych"-piszac vice tax: w
'dniu dz?siejszym pod adresem
~OdnOsnyeh secretary wy
stane zostafy przekazy banko-
we i t. d." - Wobec taklego
zagadxowego stylu g%eneralne-
60 sekretarza NIGGA bye via.
rogodneml dowodemi tylko
podziekowanla osoh, kto-
re posmiertne odebraly, a tych
pc Sejmle W Buffalo ME mo-
glibysmy W Zgo6zle dopatrzeG
sic wiecej, jak diva: podzleko.
wanie Cd Krystyny Bialk z
Detroit, "a odebrane 500 do
larow, Cd A. Dziewczyhskie.
go z Cleveland, Ia 500 dola-
row, ktore odebraia Matylda
Mikofajewska.- =. Dowiadujemy
sic jednaAze W ostaniej chwili,
ze obecry generally sekretarz
Zwiazku rzeczywlscie JUL wy
pfacif 1850 dolarow posmiert-
nego, ale Re tel teraz W k a.
ME ma JUL ami
g u q q.
Ma 2nnem n7ejscu W dZisiei-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-07

Hno"C JeSACLe iaZ kIeuy cru
81 tiusty urzedzik amerykah-
ski przynies;e.
DAWNIEJSZY redaktor
Zgoay, Zygmunt Brodowski,
nie dostaf urzed',, O ktory sic
stara!f, tylko pokatna adwo-
nature Notary public) zafoay1
pod Mr.. 53l Noble Str.
KASYER SKARBU MA
RODOWEGO, p. Walenty
Piotrowski z Milwaukee, rlsze
nam, il zadnych pieniedzy
Morgensternowi ME po1yczyf,
a eaten ten ME mogt z ME-
mi uclec.-Ale przeciez my
wiemy,, ze ofiary ma Skarb
Narodowy odseiano, zamiast
ma rece kasyera, takze ia re-
ce Morgensterna, a CO ten
Mat W reNu, to razem z MIN
przepad1o.
Pan
Jozef Czerwinskl ozenif sic z
parma Jozefa Kadow z Mani
towoc.
Z TEXAS. -Okolica Chap.
pei Hill idzie W gore. Kosciot
polski buduja i JUL jest pod.
nlesiony.- Ci co do skladek
sic przyczynili, lie naprozno
pleniadze wyrzucili.
KS. tUCZYCKI z powro-
tenn przeprowadzif swo)a pol
ska drnkarnia z Detroit do
Manitowoc, Wis.
CHICAGO. - Z;my do 4
listopada tn ME bvfo. W zesz.
lynn tygodoniu zanosifo sic ma
snleg, ale tylko deszcz podaf.
PAN AUGUST KOWAL.
SKI, alderman zmiasta Chlca-
go, dawniejszy kasyer Zwiaz.
ku Narodowego Polsklego,
przvstapii do Zjednoczenla
Rzymsko- KatoIickiego.
Pan Skup,n-
ski narzeka ma t%utejszych Pola-
k6w, IL ME pomogli mu do.
zawiazania czysto polskiego
towarzystwa akcyiEego i mu-
stat przyjae do spolki N;emca
Gebharda, ably zaio2yc Gwlaz.
da Detreachq. Jest to fax
tenn, zeSkupinsxiemu JUL grozifo
misrepresentation, ze re spot
XII zostanie usuniety-ale gdy
p. Skupinsk1 jeszcze wiecej
doptacif do swoiej czastki,
Niemiec sic udobruchaf, i telaz
pan Jozef dalej pozostaje
W Kompanii. - Skuplnskiego
zaczepif znany Kolasihski
"a to, Re W swojei gazecie
nazwa! 81 panem, Mast ksie-
diem; lecz Skupinski wyoi6
sic ME daf, DO to tel CHOP
krzepki, a poszedfszy do sedzie-
go, skar2yf Kolasinskiego o
lnapad.
PAN ADYSt DY.
NlEWICZ pisze W swojej ga
zecie, Re przedptate pc 8 do
larry ma Siownik polsko-angiel-
ski i angielsko-polski przyjmo-
Wac bedzle tylko do Is listo-
pada, b.: +.
z NEW YORKU donosi Echu
P. E. Ko}akowski, re polsk1 apte-
karz dr.. %Smakowski 20 raz trzeci
wyjechaf z New Yorku. iona lego
sprzeda}a apteke p. Eye. Dewoino,
ktory ja przenosl do Jersey City.
LIST DYNAMICIA-
y RIA.
Jeden z oskarzonych O zamor.
dowanie DR.. Cronina, Dan Cough.
lin jak zeznali pred sadem
SWladkOWle - luz dawno nrzod
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-07

Ma unem miejscu W dzisiej-
/. Sym numerze podaiemy wy
ciag z Sprawozdania finanso-
wego, jake Morgenstern sam
przedfo2yf Sejmowi W Buffa-
10. Zgoda dotad tego sprawo.
zdania ME umiescifa, pewnie
ola tego, by sic ludzie ME
dow1edziell, Re Morgerstern
JUL Is slerpnla- prawle ca}y
mleslac pred ~Sejmem-przes-
tai dochody do ksiag zapisy-
wac, a slawna Komisya ra
chunkowa tego szalbier-
! silva bez wszelkich uwag 20
rozgrzeszyfa.
W MILWAUCKIM OPIE-
KUNIE 2 listopada czytalls.
my o C%enzorze cos gorszego,
wyraznieiszego, anizell byi INA
ny zarzut, uczyH1onymu przez
hropld1o, 0 ktory dfugo sic
procescwaf Z akeyonaryuszami
owego pisma. Strasznle tel
kompromituje Cenzora u
mleszczory W dzisiejszym nu-
marze naszego pisma list jego
do Morgensterna.-Gdyby cos
podobnego bY]o spotkafo Bis
marka, jua dawno by1by sic
podaf do dimisyi czyli podzie-
kowaf "a kanclerstwo. -Nasz
'Cenzor ME giupi! Mech gro
my b']a dokoia niego-nlechaj
60 nazywaja zdra]ca Zwiazku
Narodowego Polskiego-on te-
raz nadzwyczajnego Seimu ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-07
~ CHERPHSE MA
BE

Jezeli clerpisz u ME skorzy-
stasz z tego ~og}oszenia, tos sam
sobie wlnien, ae cierpisz. Try do
szesciu buteleIs wylecxy zla.
pefnie kazdego rOdza6u
reumatyzm czy to chroniczny
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-07

KS. PACHOLSKI W Min
neapo]is z powodu sfabosci
JUL 10 niedzlel ME mlal ka-
Zania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-07

z NEW YORKU donosi Echu
P. r.. ko4akowski, re polskl apte-
karz dr.. Smakowski pc raz trzeci
wyJechaf z New Yorku. iona jego
%sprzeda}a apteke p. Zyg. Dewojno,
ktory Ja przenosl do Jersey City.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-11-28
Senator'S and C0ngTc,smcu from tie
New Statc, will Establish a North
western Headquarters at
Washington.
Congressman Carter Active in Mat
ters Pertaining to His Conslitu,
cnts-A Review of the Leg,
i,latiyc Muddle.
A Practical Idea.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 26.-The con-
gressmen from the four new states and
Idaho az meeting yesterday devel-
oped novel scheme in the way OF
working for their respective states and
they at once began to put II in practi-
cal shape. They propose to advertise
the states from which they hail, with
their resources, both natural and ac
guired. II was agreed 10 hire build
ing, fiji it up c0ulf1rtsbly, and e~rab-
li-h northwest hsHdqua"er- with
The latch string Hlwsy- out. They sre
willing to put M 800 a month T. d.
this. They propose to hadr fut a
ign hpuTiHS the word: "Nnrthwest-
,rn Headquarters" The building will
have tables for whiting, fiji, of lh,
uowsrsGpr-. some con f'ffatir cnai-s
io lou0g" in. ald gtr'a fir. ~ rh.i'y
evenings. ih- c.uu-, s-mcn VIII .sS
th' hru- pt trsdp iu Their respective
stT'es i"sru eXp7r,s prepaid, SAINTS
pl,s faftir.,s h pwiur Tie resources
If tn s'a'et, In hr placed nu sElibi-
tluu at thr heacquartrfs. Aiap. Of he
recently admitted trrrlories, with full
ilt rmatiun concerning Il, vii, he on
band f'r di.Irihutibn, for IL is the
piine object Ia give u possible tutor
nation, Another otject is to enter
tain nOrlhw,sjerner~ aud tue new
members prcphse to set an example IN
the rest Of the world Of genuine huspi-
'a'iiy. I've will have man IN our
cmi ilty who.e hu,in,s- it will be to
art a. guide in The city to all who
come ftum our ,tuu's," Congre .sman
HansbrOugn ssi N spegking OF the
onterJr -, "sud another, man will be
on dUty aJ the 10 ms y no is familiar
with tire northwest aud who can an.
sweT uny questions that strangers muy
ak" Tnev will also see tha, a stock
Of AL public d"euim"nls is on haUd
sud IN every way p,s.ible will try "a
make L IA congeniai home EOrall norti
western meu. III inside as cpml letr a.
the origiuaiors hope, II will be backed
by s-nltors aEd congressmeu from the
-four new states, Oregon, Idaho and
Wyoming. Toe building will be
chosen within three or four blocks
from the Whito Hopse, to be centrally
lo' ated. An agent was given a des.
crip;ion If the kind of house wanted
this aiteI noon, with instructions to
have IL ready by the last OF the week II
possible.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-11-28
Moving the Cheyennes,

WASHINGTON, Now e6. .--Represen-
tstive Carter expects TO get bill
through for moving the Chsyennes
now on the Rosebud and Tongue
rivers, TO the northeast corLer of the
Crow reservation, what Is known as
the west Of Clsrk's Fork. There is on
this part OF the reservation $4,000 in
vested In smelling machinery and the
country Is rich In mineral wealth, bnt
cannot be worked because IL has not
been ceded.
[The correspondent Is misinformed
In regard To there being any smelter
on the Crow reservation. Ed
Delegate Dubois In an interview to-
day asserts that Idaho will make a
strong fight to get into the Union,
but II the supreme court should decide
that the anti Mormon clause 10 the
constitution Is unconstitutional, the
territory will prefer to remain on; OF
the Union.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-11-28

monwealth, How long this rotten
condition Of affair VIII r,o,q''r l. be-
yond speculation as it depends solely
on the discipline whn.n 6 p'e-ept
holds the democratic senators together.
To o'hlsve this p,J.fIi r7ud tiru a SUI
tclsu numb -U jh" r-rnh.rlns Of
Mi.rsCl:y ca-t J'Ie1r vote. 10Y ieIno-
cratic senator. Thn.r wa0 all Il mus
Row br pr d Of their wrrl;.
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THE LEGISLATIVE MIDDLE.
where and with whom the Blame Lies.

The situation Mt Helena has not in
any degree been simpllfied, but now
that the deadlock is reached. II is cas-
lily seen which party are the obstruc.
tionists, aud to what degree partisan
feeling among the democrats has led
10 an open and pSlpable disrS sArd Of
duty. A brief review Of the situation
based solely on facts that are apparent
to every body and teyond contradic-
ton, is we think pertinent and per-
missable. On Friday last the gover-
nor of this great commonwealth issued
a proclamation designating the court
house Of Lewis and Clarke county as
the place where the Legislature should
meet and expressly designsted as mem.
hers Of such legislature, the persons
boldlnV certificates Of election from
the various county clerks. This In IT,
se,f was "a declaration that certain
other persons holding certificates OF
election irom the state canvnssinp
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Every Morning Except Monday.
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me oDc'" I"prr oI c"srr co""'u
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tcoutinued on Third fssel
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A. o. H.-piy.siun No mcett Grst dui second
uaiays Of each mouth,
X Of II. .-MeUts GFsl and third Wednesdays At
'.s1p 3. M, a. ODE Fellows Hall
Az IA. M.-Ncowstone Lodge, No. 26, hfst
nd third Wednesdays,
Z. A. M.-YelloEstoDe Chapter, No. s. second
'huTsday 10 each month
x. T.-Damascus Gommandery, fourth Thurs.
days.
l. %. o. F.-Cusiet Lodge, No. l5 every
VI ldEy q, their hall.
l. 90. F.-sentinal EneAm, ,Inent. No. 6, drst
and third Friday.
X. Of P.-Crussder Lodge, No. Z, Thursday
evenings al Odd Fellows Hall
&. X. OF A.-Miles City branch, every uDday At
X. Of L.-First aud third Saturdays.
q. A. R.-U. s. Grant Post, No. IL, brst and
third Tuesdays. =,
LC. 6. T.--star Of the West, No. "a, every
Thursday evening.
s. sofV.-Gibson Camp No. 4. Meets nrst and
bird MONDAYS OF each month at Good Templars
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CHURCHES.

rce sundays a. II q. IA, and 7:Sn y. NJ. saEuc,
Robinson, rector.
saptist ChuTch-Nn, 81. Wecks, acting pastor.
reaching services sunday A. Il "a. %. aud y IA.
.rsl,C aud Prayer MFetlug, Wednesday ~ 1i5 y,
A cordial iuyi;3tiDn lu ALI
Methodist CbuTcu-,eryiccs Sr1dar, 10 e. NJ,
"a o. w. Frsl6r mcetiuS "Wednesday evening
-.icf Smiins. P.sion
aIssuyttiiaH thrnh- services ~uujgr II =, l..,
p. m. I. q. Arasifpns, pssio3
bracb VI ssrrri Heart t-lIH:t-seINiu,s
ssyv tfst aud ihiri suroFy ol %, month, High
y.st. tNsU u. ruudAy sCpUri ~ y. nl,
GsfrHs - gpcdiC,iol W i,.or.u,
FATHEHl pATWEIYS.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-10
A SP0TsYLNANlA TRAGEDY.
The Seighborhood Of ChsncellOrsviile
Wildly tIcited over the Killing OF Mrs.
Thomas Love by Her Husband
Especial 10 the Times.

FREDERIcRsBURG, VA, March g.
Great excitement prevails in the neigh.
borhood Of Charlottesville, in Spoltsyl-
vania, over the announcement that MI.
Thomas Love had killed. his wife at n
late hour last night In short time
after The fatal act The tragedy went like
wild-fre through the neighbor.
hood, the vicinity being closely
settled II is said that those who
were At the house OF Mr.. Love
las; night report that they met that gen
ileman near his door a short time after
they went, and that he told them that he
had accidentally killed his wife; that his
revolver was out Of order, 10 the effect
that ,ha main spring would not work, so
the Che -aife could not be fred, that he
look the spring ont OF the pistol stock,
and in handling the weapon ii accident.
ally fired and killed his wife Beside the
dead woman the pistol was found
in apparent good order with one
lis of chambers emptied. tits said that
the statements Of Mr. Love concerning
the affair are fatally conflicting, so much
so that the authorities arrested him, and
Ihlt he is now in cusiodyio await further
legal proceedings in his case. Mr. Love
is of highly respectable social connec-
tion, ly marriage and otherwise
The dead woman Is his second wife,
they having been married only few
months and not many months after the
death of The hrst wife. Mr. Love is
about fifty years of age, and the dead
woman about twenty-three years old
The latest reports are to the effect that
the greatest excitement prevails over
the matter, and that the strlctest inyes-
ligation will be made in The matter