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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-28
w HALL Polskiego Kofka Ora,

HALL Polskiego K6fka ORA
%matycznego odbedzie sic W ME
dzieIe, 81 marca, o godzinie 4 pc
pofudniu, zebranie Polak6w, majaa-
cych chez wzlast udzia} W pred
sisbiorstwie acknowledgement. Wstep
Ola kazdego wolny i udzia} jak-
najlicznie1szy pozadany.
S~zanownej Pub!iczno$ci polskiej
mlasta i Winony polecamy ponow-
ME apteke przyjaciol naszych pa
now Goltz i Gerlicher, najblizszq
naszej polsklej czwartej wardy. Pa
movie Goltz i Gerlicher maia
zdatnego polskiego pomocnika p.
Mleczysla Kowalewskiego i sami
sw6j zach doskonale znaja a So
ola kazdego jaknajgrzeczniejsi i
najuprzejmiejsi.
Robota ~ pitach wino,iskich mo-
re sic rozpoczac lada dnia, byle
tylko woda sic podniosfa i MONA
splawiae legsy. Obecnle stan woody
wynosi IL cali, a trzeba przynaj-
mniej cali Is.
Ma kaukusle demokrackim
we wtorek, 26 msrca, uzy-
skaf nominacya ma aldermana
4 wardy oh. Miehaf LIBERIA
Kaukus republlkahski 4
wardzle odbedzie sic w czwar-
TEX, % marea, W hal; pol
sk1e] Kompanil.
Mass polski Hstowy p. MARGIN
Ddszkowski powr6ci} niedziele
W jaknajlepszym humorze z Cd
swiezenemi si}ami z wycieczki do
Milwaukee i Chicago. Opowiadai
nam wiele zajmujacych rzeczy Q
weso}ych chwilach, spedzonych W
Milwaukee u dzielnego wiarusaWa-
lentego Daszkowsklego oraz Zybur-
towskiego i Hellera, gdzie to vino z
staropolskich puhar6w zapijaja. -
Niema to, jak pare tygodni swobody
pc caForocznej uciazliwej piracy, ale
niestety piszacY to,nigdy tego szcze.
scia ME doznaje, ca}y rok chodzit
must W ciezkiem jarzmie redakcyj-
mem.
Gdzie spraedajq TAME dobre pa.
piery do obklejania scian oraz woz.
kl ola dzieci, to wan wskazujemy
W dzisiejszem ogioszeniu p. H
Stevensa, kt6ry mieszka w t%rzecie..
ulicy blisko Fleishmana a sprzeda
je glownie rozmaite papiery i "a
bawki ola dzieci,
Cicho aVszedaie - g4ucho wsze.
die - &C to bedzie, co to bedzie:
= TAX dumallsmy ~jeszcze kr6tkc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-28
RUCH KOLEJOWY

CHICAGO & NoRTHwEsTERN (East.)
Leave. Arrive
Chicago & Milwaukee Ex. 500 a. m. OILS pm.
Chicago night express GOO pm. $50 am
Freight accommodation v 1905 PIN.
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE, & ST. PAUL.
Leave Winona East North
Chicago & Rock Island ex. TO- as am. 4.5, pm.
Chicago express 6.47 pm. 1903 am.
chicago night express 11.o6 pm. $3.50 am.
Fast Mail 9.44 pm. 1903 pm.
CHICAGO BURLINGTON & NORTHERN.
Arrivals and Departures of Trains.
From Chicago 1885 am.
FROM Chicago and St. LOUIS ass am.
From Minneapolis and St. Paul 1I.3s am.
From Minneapolis and St. Paul 11.25 pm.
FOR Snicago 1925 am.
FOR Shlcago and st. Lous 1915 pm.
For St. Paul and Minneapolis 10. 1925 am.
For St. Paul and Minneapolis ,.45 am
Daily. Except Sunday.
Pc tykiety zg}aszac sic do:
R.. T. LAMBERToN, Ticket Agent
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-28

Pelske. TIE prawdziwa ozdobe
izby kazdy cz}enek Zwiazku Mar.
Pol. pewinien mice W SVEN
pomleszkaniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-28

Cicho uSzedaie - g}ucho wsze-
die - CO to bedzie, co to bedzie?
: TAX dumallsmy ~jeszcze krdtko
pred rozpoczeciem kaukus6w de.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-28
Ksiazki do nabozen-
silva!
OBRAZY!
PASYJKI czyliK RZYZYKI!
R66zaice czyli ko-
ronki!

Sprowadzilem tych rzeczy
wielki zapas z Europy i mo-
&c sprzedawac wiele taniej,
Iak moglibyseie dostac gd2ie-
indziej W Ameryce. Prose-
przeczyta6 sobie nizej rodaay
spis, wybrae CO sic podoba i
przysia6 mi pienladze, a ia to
co zamo sione przesle W dom
frankie, to. jest tax, lie ju2
poczta ME bedzie nj;
kesztowafa. Nadlo kaade-
mu. kto kupi towaru w SUI
mie cd dol. $50 d. 500 dol,
epuszcze 10 C. ma dolarze =
kto kupi "a dol. 500 do dol.
1000, temu opuszeze pc 20
centow ma dolarze, kto kupl
wiece] jak "a dol. 1000, o.
puszcze mu Is cent. ma do
larze.
Fl. DERDOWsKI cor. Second
& Carimona Str, Winona,
MINI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-28
Krucyfkse.

drewn'any, 2 konczyaa-
mi 70 sfoniowej kosci figura
zbuwiclela mosiezna, zfocon' i
takiz napis:: I. N. R.. L., wyso-
kosc III cala.................s1.s5
2.-Taki sam krzyz 1b1 Gala Wy
3.-Te same, 12a, Gala wysokle70c.
4.-Te same u Gala wysokie.. soc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-28

Grpnta lesne zakfadajacej sic
kolonii polskiej St. Oroix Co.
Wis, gdzie przeszto 80 Polakow
jnz grunt kupito Grunta lesne W
Todd CO. Mimi, gdzie JUL wiele
Polakow mieszka. Rola w okolieach
tych jest urodzajna. Bia}y czerwo-
ny dab, lipa, brzoza, klon, %jeslon
.jawor i inne gatunk' twHrdego
drzewa tam rosna. Gdzieniegdzic
znajduja sic parowy getowe do u
prawy. Grunta tie znajduja sic Cd
2 do s mil cd Mast, targ6w stacy
kolejowych. Pierwsza wpfata ma
grunta tie jest 1 dol. cd akra, re-
SITE ma 5 lat wypiaty R6wnre przyj-
mujemy drzewo podfug ceny largo
wei "a dalsze wyr}aty.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-03-27

81 trust, Robert, when you grow up
You will show yourself on the side OF
temperance and morally by voting
the prohibition ticket"
oh, rats! WIN, aunt, water
killed more folks n lqner ever
thought OF doing"
Il am a>hamed Of you, Robert
Can you think Of one instance in
which wat,.r, judiciously applied, has
caused DEATH"
swell, what's the matter With the
fiood?"-LJe.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-03-27
NOII f.

H wing qualih d as Executor o
Elsey strudwick. decras ID, lite Of
Durham couuty, n. e, this is t. mo-
rify all persons o'ding claims against
Sad e>t'te to presen. them to the
undersigned On or Def re January
3lsf. 1890, or thi, noti vii be pleaI
in bar of tn lr r, covery. All pe..o' :
indebted to SAID estate will phs {
make imuediste paymen'. Thi:
OBJ. AMEY,
f h. 6. CIV. Tx cut.,r.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-03-27
Notice

Having this day qualified as nd
ministrator of my former wife Mary
+. Co'pr, INV deceased, notice i
H"''bv given to all pers ms indebted
y" her to come forwari and settI
'heh accounts, and all persons hav'
ing ella ms against her will presen
them in the time prescribed by law
or this notice will be plead IN bar o
their r. c1vrry.
This Feb. 8 b IS 9.
w. X. COOPER,
Admin .traior.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-03-27
Important 20 Debtors.

As | am instructed 10 close the &C.
counts Of ell person. indebted 70 the
Assignee Of the firm Of Messrs.
Muse q Shaw 10 such manner a. will
ae for the best interest Of the credi.
tou: | hereby notify ali sIch debt.
ors that shall endeayor 70 see them
again 10 person aud II their accounts
be mot thea Satisfactorily closed, il
will become my duty to get Judge.
ment against them or else advertise
and cell their acc unts nj the Court
House door. Please be prepared for
q settlement when | call upon you.
WALToS NJ. BrsBEE,
dec. n for Assignee.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-03-27
An INTERESTING STORY
TOLD BY AN OLD SOLDIER
Lee Camp Soldiers iIcmt
RIcHMoxn. VI. Novemher .. ..


RICHMOND Va November ,. sss,
HuNEIcUrT MEDICAL Co Gents; SOa.e eight
years agO was aitac. ed with - alta. and sui.
tered for : yeral days a, time the most AsantE.
ing lain. II coatinued getting wore although
,ecslying the bsst medical treatment and using
almost every remedy thA; was suggested. finally
got bad OF and suffered much vas unable
to attend 70 my business. ami went TO the Sol
diers Home" short time after being there. IN
reading the Atlanta Constitution. ] cav your
RHEUMATIC CURE advertised
and 50 high recommended by eiiiEsl Of Atlanta
that a. once wrote - you for some aud in q few
days received three bottles. comm need 'sl:Bg
It - 500 a. received. and before one bottle had
ben used felt its b-nehis. took the ther tWo
bottles aud scarcely ever felt at. A. er'ain,
NJ that this GREAT AND ONLY CURE for SOFA.
TEA md RHEU dATIsh Vas Tor sale BY Ovens
Miuor. bought one bottle M re and ussi that
and since then feel like new man, without 4
pain from THAT unb.Arable di'eIse. sC'ATICA
and rhserfully recommend IL 70 al affil ted ith
~ a3eaor Rheumatism. a. a SURE CURE.
Lessectfuny.
T. ". HUSGRRFORD
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-03-27

TEE BEET sALvE ~ the world iOr Cuts,
Bruises, S0re, Uloers.salt RhsIm, Fever
Bore, Tetsr, Chspped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Erupti0ns, and positively
earss Pile. or no pay required. II 10 guar.
sntssd 70 give perfea satisfaction, Or money
refunded. Price Is cents per boz.
For ale byg. BlscknalI q O.. Dnufh an
N G.,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-03-27

A little Girl W $ once asked by an
artist to define drawing. Oh" she
replied, drawing is thinki' e and
then marking around the think
Scranton Truth.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-03-27
YOU Wish TO SELL?

If you have furu.t re. hou ehlod
goods ct any kind, produce. good,
wares or IN rchandiSe YOU wish sold
at auction or commission, sent it Il
Mallory's Auction a, d Commiss on
Hou,e, Durham, N c. jan 30 If.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-03-27

To Be Held at Charlotte, April
end, 3rd and 4th.
The Following is the programme Of
the North Carolina State Sunday
School Convention, to be held in thu
Y. NJ. C. A. hail of Charlotte, on
April ID, Sd and 4th:
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-03-27
HUnniCUttS Rheumatic CmF5

Iu'AlIibis cure Of Rheumatism, s:ftticA. Neu
'ag4 and all diseases of the Blood, skin And 4 "a
leys. For sale by drug Iists II dollar per bit
Ne. siG bottles for ave dollars. send for cOok 0
testimonials free.
m IN nicuII Medicine In. AtlantnIin
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-03-27
Custom Made goods
A SPECIALITY.

Remember that oil Of our goods are
warranted togive entire satisfaction.
We make Doibing shoddy.
Gents Fine Sewed Shoes, any
Style, s2 50, o.. 90, 81 so, $500, IS 90
ard $500. Ladies Fine Sewed But
ton Morocco, $50 tos2 ~; Kid, 300
o. 500. The last price shoe i. Of
French Kid, Custom Made. Boys.
Misses, and Chrilden's fine She.
cheap. Also full line Of pegged
sho,s. We make a reduction tf ten
per ceIt. n ministers.
II your merchants do not keep our
goodr, send in your order.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-03-27
STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONVENTION.

To Be Held at Charlotte, April
End, 3rd and 4th.
The Following is the programme Of
the North Carolina State Sunday
School Convention, to be held in thu
YIN. C. A. hail of Charlotte, on
April ID, Sd and 4th:
TUESDAY, APRIL 2.
1000 a. m.-Praise Sevice.
10: 80 a. m.-Words Of Welcome.
Rev. A. g. McManaway; Resp"n-
sive Words. Col. E J. Parrish. Ai-
pointment of Committee on Creden
tials. Enrolment of Delegates.
~ 100 m.-Address by Mr.. VIM.
Reynolds.
500 p. m.-Reports of officers OF
Convention Of 1888.
$50 p. m.-Tropic: Bible Lessons
for Little People. ID How to pre-
pare them. % How 10 teach them.
4:l0 p. m.-Tropic: Bible Helps
and how to use th.m.
4.40 p. m.-Address: Tie Sunday
School for all Classes, Rev. Jas. Y.
Fair.
$50 p. m.-Praise Service.
500 p. m.-Address: tudying q
Book of the Book, and Stadying the
Book. Rev. J B. Shesrer, d. d.
$40 p. m.-Address: The Little
Ones Of the Kingdom, Rev. j. C..
Stowell.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3.
s:45a. m.-Prayer and Praise Ser
vice.
1000 q. m.-Tr"pic: Adult Classes
and How to teach them.
1890 g. m.-Trupic: Mission Schools;
Their Value.
ii 100 s.n.-Tropic: Singing in the
Sunday School ;the quality and guam
titY.
11.30A m.-Questions and An
swers.
1900 m.-Address: How to Extend
the Influence Of the State Convention,
Mr.. II. n. Snow.
800 p. H. Bible Reading, Rev.
VIC. Norman.
$50 p. m.-Tropic: The School
Offered: The Duty ofall Officers Con
sidered.
400 .. m.-Address: The Schools
Success; What is it? What binders
il. What promotes it? Mr. r. b Rep
pard.
1880 p. m.-Prayer and Praise
Service.
S:00p m.-Address How to Reach
and Hold Young Men, Re-. !. F.
Crowell. DID,.
$40 p. m.-Address: Tie Encour-
agements OF the Wo,k. Mr.. WIN
Reynolds.
THURSDAY, APRIL 4.
9:45 q m.-Prayer and Praise Ser.
vice.
1000 q. m.-Reports Of Delegates
from the County Organizations.
IL 90 B. m.-Tropic: The Teacher.
Training Class.
1880 a. m.-TrOpic: How 10 use
the Blackboard.
12:00m.-Address: How to bring
Scholars TO Christ and how 10 Car,
for them. Mr.. N. b. Broughton.
3.O0p. m.-Promise Service.
$50 p. m.-General Discussion
Methods, Finance. Libraries anC
General Arrangements Of the School
7:30p. m.-PraSer and Prai,,
Service.
7.45 p. m.-Address: Preaching /,
the Sunday School; Sermons fT Lit
ties Ones, Rev. Z. n. Pritchard, .
ID.
$50 p. m.-closing Talk.
Lei delegates prepare tbemselye
on unassigned subjects, that maR!
short and instructive speeches maj
be made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-07
Gov. Burleishs 3 Reception.

Portland Express.
The event of the season is is be the grand
reception to Governor Burleigh at City Hall
tomorrow evening. A large number Of
tickets have been sold and 1t is an assured
fact that the affair will be one of the most
brilliant of the kind ever witne ssed in this
city.
Besides the prominent gentle men previously
announced, tire officers of Fort Preble and
the ma, al officers stationed in this city will
be present in tul uniform. The new uni
forms of the staff officers are very elaborate
aud will be worn for ihe first time on this
occasion. The Latin School Cadets are
striving to perfect their drill and it is need
less TO say their friends will turn out in large
numbers to witness their manoeuvers.
! he hall is to be pre,tily decorated and in
the rear of the hail handsome parlor will
be arranged in which the Governor will re-
ceve from to 9 O'Clock. Now let our
people turn out in good numbers and make
the reception success.
A great many of our citizens attended the
reception at Augusta Monday evening aud it
should be matter of pride with them thai
this reception occurring as it does in our ow n
city, should eclipse even that brilliant affair.
Collins has prepared rew music both for
the colcert and dance. After the drill a
select order of dances under the direction OF
Prof. NJ. Il. Gilbert will be enjoyed.
A few good reserved seats may still be
procured at Stockbridges.
HEADQ'Rs FIRST REGIMENT IsFASTRr,l
MAINE VOLUNTEER MILITIA,
PORTLAND, Feb. 6, 1889.
Special Order 2.
Companies a B L First Regiment NJ. V.
NJ. Shepley Camp 4, ) of v, and Port
land Cadets, will assemble in front of First
Regiment headquarters on Congress street
at / 30 A. NJ, for the purpose of perform
ing escort to the Commander-ln-C Chief, Feb.
7. 1882 Line vill be formed in the order
named Companies b AMI will wear
the state uniform.
By order of
Col JoHS J. LYNCH,
Commanding Battalion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-07
MAINE DISPATCHES.
SHIP CARPENTERS.
Two Hundred in Number Strike at
Bath

BArH, Feb. 6.
Two hundred ship carpenters, fasteners
AID dubbers, ceased 10 work and left the
New England Company's ship yard this
afternoon. The grievance of the strikers is
that the company has in its employ con-
tractor, JudsOn Baker, of Richmond. who
began work today with carpenters from
abroad. Baker has been in the employ OF
the company several months. The trouble
began some two months ago, when he dis
charged Bath workmen and kept out of
town men at work. On the present contract
of ceiling and planking large schooner
some of the workmen would not work for
him and to carry out the contract he had to
send abroad for men. The strikers say
they will not work in the yard ill Baker is
discharged The company propose not TO
yield To the demands of the strikers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-07
G. A, r, CONVENTION.
LEwIsroN. Feb. 6

LEWISTON, Feb. 6.
The Maine G. A. r. delegates are arriy-
ing and Indications are that this will be the
largest session ever held. Department Com
aiministr ltion arrived this evening The
council of administration met at P. NJ. Re
ports were made and referred to the appro-
pirate committees. Headquarters are at the
the Dewitt House, ,Thica are aso the headquar
ters OF Col, + VI. Drew. Lewiston. John ID
Anderson. Gray, samuel l.. Miller, Waldo
boro, leading candidates for Department
Commander, The session of the Depart
ment opens at G. A. k hall Thursday at
L. M.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-07

RockLANp. Me-, Feb. Q.
About noon. yesterday. an explosion took
place in the LIMERICK Quarry at the head of
LIMERICK Street, operated by Reuben l.
winslow, whereby LaForrest Smith, young
man living on Maverick Street, received
several injuries. An ugly flesh wonnd was
in b cted on his left hand. 1t is thought that
no bones were broken. One eve is affected.
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WITH ALL ON BOARD.
An Unknown S.ea ner Goes Down at
Sea

LONDON, Feb. s.
The British bark Largo Bay, bound to
Auckland. was tosed to Spiihead today IN a
sinking condition. She reports that Mon-
day night last she was in collision with an
unknown four misted steamer off Beachy
Head The steamer sank with all on board.
The seamen of the Largo Bay say that the
lost steamer carried passengers and estimate
that the crew and passengers numbered one
hundred persons. The steamer sunk in
eight minutes after the collision occurred.
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HOUSE.
wEDSEsDAY, Feb. .

wEDSEsD4Y, Feb. ..
Met according to adjournment.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Journal READ and approved.
Papers from the Senate disposed Of in con
currence.
The following bills, petitions, etc, were
presented and referred to tie several com
mittees a. follows;
JUDICIARY.
By Mr.. Harper of INSTRUMENTATION ol
Wesley Blanchard and ~ o;hers Of Lewistor
in favor Of municipal suffrage for women.
BY Mr.. Achorn of Whiteneld-Petitioa oi
A. D. Noyes and 23 others asking that sec
ton !, chapter 2S Of the Revised Statutes b,
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vARNEY'S MILL BURNED.
Large Amount OF Lumber and a Boarding
House Burned.

BNTH, FtU. v.
Joseph Varney's large sawmill, together
with large lot of lumber and mill boarding
house, at North Bath, was burned tonight.
Loss $50 TOO; uninsured.
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THE NATIONS SCAPlTAL.
Inquiry as TO Orders for the
Protection Of the Seal
Fisheries.
Dinsey FaVorS the NiCaraguan Charter.
The Secretary OF War Awards the Con
tract for Cor structipg Dynamite Guns
Dinsey FaVorS the NiCaraguan Charter.
NAsHINGroS. Feb. 6.
Senate

In the Senate the ro luton offered by MIR
Chandler instructiug the committee on ap'
propriations to investigate the matter of
naval officers the claim was taken up and
the Senate was addressed by Mr.. Chandler.
The resolution went over without action.
The conference report on the interstate
commerce bill went over without acton and
the senate resumed cousi leration of the leg
isl,ivs, executive suh judicial appropriation
bill. the pending question being TO increase
the clerical force of the civil service com
mi sion long, embarrassing discussion
which turned principally upon the direitc-
ton of the post office department. was car
ried on BY Cockrell. Vest aud Stewar'-
Daniel attacked the civil service system a.
being nn-Americau. un Republican and un
Democratic. Chandler defended his admin
| i,trstion of the navy department from some
allegations as to civil service matters made
by Cockrell but yielded to a motion to ad
/ iourn Adjourned at 4.35 Z. NJ.
| The Speaker laid before the House th'
/ Presidents Indian message. Referred TO tit
1 committee on Indian affairs.
The consideration of the conference repor
on the Nicaragua canal bill was then resumed
the debate to close a o'clock
| After debate on the Nicaragaan OIL IL
which Dingley, of Maine. favored the
granting of the charter without unnecessar,
amendments which would make the charte
useless. The conference report agreed
it, III to 60.
Dingley of the committee on merehan
marine and fisheries, reported a resoiu
ton calling on the SeereAl
az Treasury for informato
As to orders given the commander OF IN
limited States revenue cutter Richard Rus
i, regard TO the protection of the seal hsh
cries in the Behring Sea during the sprln
and summer of 1883, whether they dine
from those of 1857. and if so, why. In
resolution was adopted. Hatch of Mo tried
secure consideration of the Agricultural ap
preparation bill:
0'NeD of Pennsylvania, brought forwai
the bill increasing the pension OF the wldo
, of Brisadier Gen1 W. H, Emery. so's
Io5 tn es to consider this measure.
Filibustering followed until when' ny
previous order, the House took recess
Ill 7.30. :,
The evening session was devoted to II
con,idera,;oa Of bills presented by the col
mittee on lnGian affairs.
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By TELEGRAPH.
SIGNAL SERVICE
Weather Indications for the Next "a
Hours

WAa DEPAErsEsT,
Once Of the Chief Signal Officer.
WAsHrssror. Feb. I. A. N.
For Maine: Fair; slightly colder, fol-
lowed by rising temperature; westerly
winds diminishing In force.
Meteorological Report.
fFsb. o. 1859, 500 PM
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coNoRH .sIoNAL NEWS,
Senator Georges Amendments to the
Trust Bill.

The first of Senator Georges amendments
tn the anti trust bill provides that any suit
to enforce right, based upon con ract price,
which is effected by combination or trust
shsll be thrown out of court for want OF Ju-
risdictiou with double cost to the defsndenss
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another authorizes and directs the President
to suspend collection of duty upon any article
the price Of which is affected by . trust OF
combination. He is not To be removed for
80 days after being satisfied that such trust
or combination no longer exists, or the price
no longer enhanced thereby. He is given
full authority TO reissue from time to time a
proclamation of the suspension Of the thlrd
amendment, which makes articles of mer-
ehahdise, the price of which is affected, IN
lawful subjects in either interstate or for
eign commerce The President and inter
state commissioners are instructed TO use
all power to prevent their transportation.
Notes.
The secretary Of war has awarded the con-
tract for the construction of seven dynamite
guns with ali accessories, including ammuni-
ton, steam power and machinery, to the
PM umstic Dynamite Gun Company of New
York at their bid Of 1895 900. The guns
are 10 be put up ready for service within
eight months from tie date of contract.
They are 10 be located as follows: One
s-ineh and two l5-inch at Sandy Hook, n. j ,
two l5-loch at TT. Schuyler, \. Y, tSo 10
inch at TT. Warren, Boston