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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08
AN EXTRA SESSION.


An Indications Arc That Congress Must
Meet Again Before the Next Regular
Session.
An extra session of Congress seems to be
necessity. This was easily foreseen from
the beginning Of the present session. It is
doubtful whether the regular appropria-
ton bills will be passed. AT the outside
this is the most that will be done. What
thenl The tariff question viii be in sus-
pense, and this means that the business Of
the country will be ID suspense. This
should not be so. 1t is altogether too i'm
portant matter to be suffered to run
through the summer and autumn. The
Senate has passed its bill, but it will
be shelved IN the House. There should
be new Congress to take it up and dis
pose Of il. Then the new States will be
kept out IN the cold unless the Democratic
omnibus bill shall be adopted. This, Of
course, will not be done by the present Con-
gress. 1t should not be done, because it
would be ridiculous to admit lot of States
in lump, several of which are not justly
entitled to Statehood.
In addition to all this, says the Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette, the House should be
promptly and properly organized in order
that the right men should occupy seats,
and that no man should have a seat that he
is not fully and fairly entitled to. This
would place the Republican party in full
power in the House and in the Senate, as
they would be in all the executive depart.
ments. This, too, would clothe the party
with full power, as they will, from the 4th
of March, be charged with full resp onsibiIty.
If there is any responsibility connected
with an extra session of Congress, the
Democratic party is fairly chargeable with
that. If, on the other hand, the country
suffers by reason of failure to hold an
extra session of Congress, either through
an accumulation of funds in the Treasury
or otherwise, the Republican party VIII be
Justly responsible for that.
We see no safe way of avoiding an extra
session Of Congress. The administration
of General Harrison should have fail
start, and the best way to secure hat is to
have all departments, including both
branches of Congress, in the control Of his
political friends at the earliest possible day,
Thus there will be all reasonable opportu
mites to go hand in hand with all proper re-
spon SikilitieS.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08
BOOMING ATENNESSEE TOWN.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Feb. "A COM
bination of Boston and Kansas City CAPT
talists have purchased So, 900 acres of land
in the vicinity of Fort Payne, Ala, fifty
miles from this city and have organized
the Fort Payne Coal and Iron company.
A party of seventy-fv five persons arrived at
Fort Paynes from Boston yesterday. They
are well pleased with the property and
will at once commence improvements OH
an extensive scale The contemplated inn
provements include development of land,
iron ore and coal mines, building OF
furnaces, coke ovens. pottery and Clay
works, the establishment of national
bank, etc Fort Payne is at present bur a
village of 800 inha and located on
the Alabama & Great Southern railroad.
At the head of the Fort Payne enterprise
are Ex-Governor Selden, of Maine; Cover
nor D. II. Goodell. Of New Haven; W. w.
Pryor, president of the Union Trust COM
pany, OF Kansas City, and Hon. j. w.
Syaulding, OF Portland, Me. There is now
being organized a company in Boston to
purchase an immense tract of land ad-
Joining this city, including the vast coal
field on mountains adjacent. The pur-
chase price exceeds million dollars and
the tract of land fronts this city on the
north and west side of the Tennessee river,
embracing about p, coo acres and lnclud-
ing ten miles of river frontage. The trans
actions will be consummated on March l.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08
RUDOLPE KILLED AGAIN.
He Suicided According to the Strange
Terms Of Duel-The Pope Heard
From,

LoNDoN, Feb. IA dispatch from Rome
20 the Daily News relative to the late
Crown Prince Rudolph. says: The first
telegram received at the vatican simply
announced the death OF Rudolph. To this
telegram the pope himself wrote a four
line reply, an act that was especially
noteworthy, the pope being hardly able TO
hold pen On the following day long
telegram told how Rudolph had agreed
10 decide a quarrel by duel
with dice, how he had lost
and, in compliance with the terms OF the
contest, had taken his own life. His holl-
ness Immediately summoned conclave Of
cardinals. After long discussion It was
| decided that only a deranged person could
have entered into such duel. This decis-
ION having been arrived at permission 10
bury the dead prince with religious rites
was granted. Emperor Francis Joseph
received the news with the deepest graft
/ tude and sent a despatch in reply saying
/ that his holiness had spared him greatest
| grief
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08
WEATHER BULLETIN.

SIGNAL OFFICE, WICHITA, Kan, Feb.
THE highest temperature was 5407,
the lowest 2l.0o and the mean $500 with
brisk south to light southeasterly winds;
partly cloudy, followed by warmer clear
weather and falling barometer.
Maximum velocity Of the wind south
Is miles per hour at 10:4O a. m. and at 3
p. m.
Mean barometer reduced to sea level was
at a. N. 30.113 inches; at z p. m. 23e5a
inches.
Mean relative humidity, $50 per cent.
FRED l.. JOHNSON. Observer.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, ID. G,
Feb. 1.-THE indications for twenty-four
hours, commencing Friday, February
&. alta. H.. are as follows:
For Iowa and Missouri-Fair, except in
eastern portion of Iowa, light rain, colder
northwesterly winds.
For Kansas-Fair, colder northwesterly
winds.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08
BERCH RELATES MORE DIRTY WORK.

LONDON, Feb. 1.-On crOss-eXamlnatlon
before the Parnen commission today Wit
ness Berch testified he became Fenian in
1865. while still in the army. His object
was to obtain all the information possible
He swore TO fight for Ireland's independ-
ence and took the Fenians' military oath
of allegiance He did not intend to keep
the oath He never forgot that he was an
English subject and British born. Know
ing that conspiracy existed he wrote
about it to his father, who, on his own vo-
lition, informed member of parliament
from Colchester, who advised him to in
form the home Office.
From 1865 witness tried his best to OBJ
tain the confidence Of those connected
with the organization for the purpose
of betraying it to every extent he could.
81 never had the slightest sympathy with
the movement" he said. IN reply to
further questions Berch. said: ''All my
communications were made to my father
I'D to 1856. | was once adjutant general
OF the Fenian Military brotherhood and
attended a council of war. l consider
myself a military spy in my country S
service From 1868 until February l, 1889,
| communicated direct with the British
governments. My communications num-
Der hundreds of thousands. They were
very numerous up to 1876"
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08
THE THURLOW GUN TESTED.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Feb. THE Thurlow
steel gun was tested this afternoon at the
naval proving grounds opposite Annapolis
and stood the governmental test. The
gun was cast of open hearth steel by the
Standard Steel Casting company of Thur
low, Pa, and finished and rifed at the
government works, Washington. 1t is
los inches in length, six inches in bore,
1925 pounds in weight. The first two
shots were thirty-six pounds of powder
and 100 shells. The next ten followed with
forty-eight and oue-half pounds of powder
and 100 pounds shells. The gun stood the
test without apparent injury. The COM
pany Will receive $50, 600 from the govern
meut.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08
INTHE HANDS OF CHINESE.

SHANGAHI, Feb. THE whole of the
foreign community OF Chin Kiang Foo,
with the exception of dozen customs and
consular officials, have arrived here safely
They report that the foreign concession
has been almost destroyed, that the Amer
lean mission chapel outside the concession
has been burned and that the place is in
the hands of Chinese. 1t Is stated that the
Chinese officials and soldiers abetted the
conspiracy. American and British men-of-
war have arrived there.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08
NOT YET ACCOMPLISHED.
The Santa Fe Has Not Sold Its Dallas
Branch to the Frisco.

Boston, Feb. IA prominent official OF
the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe rail-.
way said today that he knew nothing OF
the reported sale of the Gulf, Colorado and
Santa Fe branch to the St. Louis & San
Francisco railway. The Boston News Blu
reau says: We have interviewed both the
Atchison and ST. Louis & San Francisco
people in regard to the reported sale OF the
Dallas branch and they all agree 1t would
be good trade for both roads, but both
think any actual sale has not been MADE
vet. though one may be made after Pres
ident Winslow. of the St. Louis and San
Francisco, arrives home from Europe.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08
ESCAPED IN THEIR NIGHT CLOTHES

ESCAPED IN THEIR NIGHT CLOTHES.
SUTHERLAND, Fla, Feb THE new
hotel Sutherland here was destroyed by
fire early yesterday morning. guests and
help narrowly escaping with their lives in
their night clothes. A large excursion
party from Omaha were the only guests
and all of them lost their clothing, jew,
elry. etc., valued at many toousana
the ladies were severely burned, but it is
thought that no lives were lost. The
hotel was valued at $4,000 and $500
worth of provisions had just been received
In the Omaha party were many proml-
nent people of that city.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08
THE NEW IBERIA OUTRAGEs
Investigation Of the Case Commenced Be
fore Mayor Erath

NEW IBERIA, Feb Ton Monday last
Attorney General Rogers commenced an
investigation of the New Iberia outrages
before Mayor Erath, sitting ex-officio as
Justice of the peace. As result of the IN
yestigation, the sheriff was ordered to ar
rest c.. 7. Cade, Alexander Charges, DC
tave Romero and Richard johnson for as
saulting Joseph Viator alias Modesto and
another man whose name is unknown. On
January 81 Viator's alleged assailants
were arrested and bailed in the sum OF
$500 each to appear before the district
court at the next term. AS further re-
suit of the investigation by request OF the
attorney general the following named
persons were ordered to be arrested ana
held for trial on charge of conspiracy:
Thamas Cade, Dudley Hubertson, j. Is.
Lawton Alex Charges, Robert Charges,
Harry Comstock, James Boiden, Il. hog
sett, Richard johnson, Clarence Colg1n,
T. A Deroun, Dupress Romero, Prospero
Romero, Levi Dorsey, Lee French ana
Peter Roberts. The sheriff is authorlzeo
to release the accused on their furnishing
bands in the sum of 1000 each for their
appearance before the district court. Inc
charges against them are that they on
the 18th and 9th days of January. at New
Iberia, did conspire and confederate WITH
one and each other, and by assault and
battery and by violence and threats OF
violence to compel Peter Lodge, Adolph
Wakefield, James Rosemand. L. 6. Nc
Taffrev, Eugene Dauterive, Louis Dauter-
i've. Daniel Richardson and Reason Barnes
q leave the town of New Iberia in viola
ton of the laws"
Ofenses OF the above character are
punishable by fine not exceeding sl,UOo
and term of imprisonment not exceeding
one year. The associations held by the
leaders and occupations of the other regu-
lators included in the arrest are as follows:
Cade is captain of cavalry company,
deputy sheriff and member of the school
board and the police jury; Avery is the
owner of Avery island and is the brlgadler
general of militia and president OF the
police jury: Robinson is merchant and
militia man; the Charges brothers are
draymen; the Romeros are farmers; Com
stock and Bolden are laborers and mlllers;
Hogsett is in the livery business; Lawton
is editor of the Iberia Enterprise; johnson
is swamper; DeRouen IS p merchant;
Dorsey is a hostler; French is laborer;
Robert is travelling man.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08
Asst. LOUiSAN SKIPPED.

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 7.-Quite sensation has
been created by the announcement that
Henry Dieckmann, a prominent member
of the Merchants Exchange, has skipped
to Canada, leaving a shortage of s5o,oOV.
His sudden flight was brought about by
the instituting of a suit for $50, 600 brought
against Dieckmann by his mother-ln-law,
Mrs. Wilhelmenia Myer for whom he has
been acting as trustee. Mrs. Meyer will
lose the bulk of the $4,000 Dieckmann Is
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08
THE FRAZIER CASE.

NEW YORK, Feb. THE people living
in the boarding house where George Z.
Frazier, the young medical student, was
found dead last night, emphaticaliy deny
that be committed suicide. He was sub
ject to fainting spells and in the habit OF
using hypodermic injections to obtain re-
lief. 1t is claimed that the latter caused
his death. A memorandum found III his
room reads: Il have had another of my
fainting spells. If anything happens tele
graph to Geo. Z. Taylor, Caldwell, O..
The boys money is in the chalk box"
The letter TO his father, who is expected
to reach here tonight, remains unopened.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08

THE American Steel Screw Company, with
q capital stock Of 81. 600, 600, has been moor
poratcd at Lima, o. The company is COM
posed Of New York, Chicago, Cincinnati
and few home capitalists. The com pany
have purchased ground and viii commences
the construction Of buildings at once. En-
ployment viii be given TO loo men.
TEE New York dry-goods clerks recent
appeal for a shortening Of the days worn
from fourteen TO twelve hours Is meeting
with WARM support from the labor orgsniza-
lions OF that city TIE press is also lending
its aid, and altogether it looks as though
something might be accomplished before
clerk an easier one
AT Bangor, Me, conpositors get 1914
cents per thousand. II New York. Cinc1u-
natl, St. Louis, Louisville, New Orleans,
Nashville and San Francisco $50 per week is
the average. At Auburn, y. Y. IL cents
per 1000 ems is paid. At Washoe s25 per
week can be made In Southern Illinois,
Wisconsin and Iowa snail towns 81 80 and
g per week and board is the salary. Ia San
Francisco, after gold had been discovered,
Sc per ]. 0oo was the wages. Before the war
compositors in New York City made sI per
wee H. <ISAE a. kJs4 ~ Hl4 CO.
The Eliminated " Obey
Luie Deve-eGx Bake says that the word
sobey" should be omitted from the mar
rage service Fashionable society Is be-
ginning 10 agree with her, for May Of Tie
brides Of tie last few months failed e
promise obec5ence 20 their husbands as ihev
stood al tie altar. Perhaps the tine "a nc;
FAR distant when i. Will be he cslston for
the bridegroom 20 repea: the word whlct
so many brides at present f1t obooTioas
Domestic democracy may ros prove p-scti
cable. A family rsFsst have a court Of izs,
resort
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08
PEOPLE OF DISTINCTION.

eLADsroxE's private secretary is hiss
daughter.
GEORGE W. CEILps and a. ]. Drexel will
establish free school at Philadelphia for,
the higher education of women.
CHAUNcEY III. DEPzw, whose allopathio
doses of humor have done the country SO
much good, is a believer in the homeopathic
theory of medicine.
Miss ETHEL MACKENZIE, daughter of Sir
Morell, is a journalist by profession and
the correspondent of two American papers.
WESTINGHOUSE, the inventor, who has
made half dozen millions out of his air
brakes, once offered to sell it outright for
10000.
MRS HARRISON viii be the thirty third
lady to preside over the White House, al
though Mr.. Harrison will be Only the TWEEN
ty-third President.
BRET HARrE, Mark Twain, Bill Nye, z W.
Howe, Charles Egbert Craddock and joaquin
Miller made their first successes in Western
journals.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08
BIG MUDDY IMPROVEMENTS.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. THE Missouri river
commission had secret session here yes
terday and laid out work for the coming
year. Vigorous operations viii commence
as soon as the weather grows favorable for
work The following sums decided upon
10 be expended az the places named:
Omaha. sl59.o0; Sioux City, SioQ, 900;
Plattsmoutb. Sc, 0oo; Ruiz Neb., $50 90;
Nebraska City, $1,000. Kansas City, ssi5.-
COO; St Joseph, So, coo: Arrow Rock, So
uG0; LeaveaworJh. So, 900, Atchison, 49,
Geo; Miami, 81, go
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08
A Lover of Winter.

iuy tew See the fi~ecy snow
Cum sailiD thro' ID air.
k-covertn up III fences an
Tn hillsides bleak an bare
Iiiv te~ soc tn steel blue ice
Aformiu Oh tn pond,
Knit.!n land gu water with
A close tho brittle bond
Inv tew ska,s upon IN pond.
Veneer ID day u fee.
With sally Smiths leet!e hand
ClAsped elote an light IN mire
An wen We cut our fiorrishes.
An gracefully gyrate,
I kind o IKE tew hgv the strap
Cum loose on S4ily's skate.
f,s fust Jolly thing tew dew.
Tew git down or yer knee
An tumble rogn' leslie shoe.
An then lock W an see
A rounded, rosy. dfsnpied cheek.
An rogulsh, lain eye,
An take yer pay fss fxin' On
IN Eka,s-ell or n sly.
BIT wot luv ID most Nv AIS
A Jolly cutter rfds-
Thss L., ven sAlly's With me, fur
Ter cuddls ~ Ny sida
Dent want I'll day TOO fns ard sios-
Would rsther hev IL Storm
-he. Ia, sen saEy's vith ne, fur
Iluy 70 keep her warm
--Yankes EisxA
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08
DIAGRAM SHOWING METHOD OF CONNECTING
BATTERY AND SUBJECT.

advised the use of the alternating current
of 1000 to 1,500 volts E. Nj. +. and with
alterations of not less than 800 per second
The current, the report stated. should enter
the person by metal electrodes from one 10
four inches in diameter covered with thick
LAYERS of sponge and chamois SKIN moist
ened with a weak aqueous solution OF COM
mon salt, and the sitting position was rec
commended.
The measurements were made by MIR. A.
E Kenelly, OF the Edison laboratory. 1t
will be noticed in the diagram of the cleo
trio connections that series of lamps were
arranged in parallel with the voltmeter and
it's resistance. The lamps in this position
acted as an adjunct to the voltmeter, CIV
ing ocular evidenceof variations in electro
motive force, and affording in themselves
an approximate measurement OF the same
factor They were utilized after the break
ing down of the voltmeter as already de-
scribed.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08
MoR7oN,s INAUGURATION HOME.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.-Nlce President
elect Morton, not being able to get into
Prof. Bells residence, which is to be his
Washington home for the next four years.
by inauguration week, has leased the resi-
dence 1865 III street, in which he enter
tains his friends at that time. 1t is fur
nished dwelling convenient to hotels and
the vice president-eiect pays $500 for its
1lSe one week
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08
AN OKLAHOMA DELEGATION.

KANSAS CITY, Feb. The Oklahoma
delegation appointed at last weeks meet
ing in this city met today and appointed 3
subcommittee of four, consisting of
Mr.. +. H. Allen, Mr.. T. B. Bullene. and
Mr.. Webb Withers, Of this city. and Mr.
t. W. Heatly. of Kansas City, Kan, who
eft for Washington tonight in the intere It
of the Oklahoma bill. Four more com
nit5eemen viii follow tomorrow night
aud will take with them a certified copy
of the concurrent resolution of the Kansas
legislature requesting the passage of the
hill hy The senate,
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WEST VIRGINIA POLITICS.

CHARLESTON, w. Va. Feb. There were
two ballots taken today in the joint assem-
bly for United States senator, which result
ed az follows. Goff 40: Kenna, 80: Goshern,
3: ex-senator Hereford, Governor F. Wilson
and James F. Preston each 1.
The Republicans, in the matter OF re-
count for state officers, today became IN
dignant and left the joint assembly, leav-
ing the body without a quorum.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08
BLAINE SAID TO BE CHOSEN.

NEW YORK, Feb. THE Mail and Ex-
press of this morning contains double
loaded leader which opens with these
words: eve congratulate General Ben
iamin Harrison, the United States of
America and Mr.. Blaine, that the latter
is soon to become secretary of state. Mr.
Blaine's selection for this high and i'm
portant office is justly due to various
cauSeSD
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08
BLOCkAOED WITH SNOW.

OswEGo, n. Y, Feb The storm here
has abated, but the railroads are having a
hard time. All trains on the Rome,
Watertown & Ogdensburg road was aban-
doned last night and one passenger train
was all night in the snow between Oswego
and Pulaski. Trains will be started east
and west this afternoon.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08
THE CABINET MAKERS.

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. THE names of
ex-Secretary Window and Ex-Governor
Foster, of Ohio, were uppermost among
cabinet makers today, while on the other
hand it was strongly asserted that the
name of John Wannamaker could be
stricken from the slate without impalrlng
the accuracy of the list.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08

PHILADELPHIA Feb 7.-Ambrose T. Sc
cor, formerly bookkeeper and cashier OF
the American District Telegraph com
pany, pleaded guilty TO embezziement OF
funds of the company and was sentenced
TO three years imprisonment: Inc amount s1liL
money. 1t is alleged, was taken in sums OF
500 or SO aud false entries made TO cove;
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08
n,eo., Win Tell.

Lady las a blood curdliug war whoop
is heard from the kitchen -Whas Il
happening. Walters7
Eaid-Ihst Is Dineh. She always yells
that way. ma am, when she succeeds II
turning the orneiette without letting il
drop on the floor. She's the daughter OF
. Zulu chief.-Tine-
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All OWTOLIOUOR INTERESTS.

DIES MONIES, Ia. Feb. THE supreme
court today, by dismissing the writ in the
case of Grusendorf VS.. Judge Howatt,
dealt the liquor dealers of the state Sc
we're blow. The case is an original package
liquor suit. The supreme court decides
that LIQUOR in so-called original packages
can only be sold in this state in accordance
with the prohibitory law by persons hold
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08
AN uNFOUNOED REPORT.

ALBANY, y. y, Feb. A Gloversyille
special 10 the Morning Express says:
Roads are just opened TO Pine lake
There is No truth in the rumors Of the
drowning OF seventeen men BIZ teams
breaking through the ice on Sandia river
several days ago No lives were lost.
This IS authoritative"
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08
EIRC IN LONDON.

LONDON, Feb. S.-A great fire is raging
on Wards wharf at Lambeth. Adjacent
to the wharf are several large oil and tim
Der warehouses, all of which are in great
danger
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WRECKED ON BLANCHE ISLAND.

HALIFAX, Feb. IA telegram from Bar
rington says that the steamer Esone
which was last night reported wrecked on
Blanche Island was in ballast. AS a
heavy sea has been running she is prob
ably badly smashed One man is reported
as seriously injured but all on board were
SAVED
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08

Keeping diary is not what it is cracked
up to be- Thirty days ofaccuracy is about
the limit of endurance; but Or. Bulls
Cough Syrup has never yet disappointed
any one who has used 1t.
''My son, when you 60 to the CITY, get
you bicycle, some tight pants, some
tooth-pick shoes, and slender cane. put
with all your gettings don'ts fail to get a
bottle of Salvation Oil, for pride you
know, goeth before fall"
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08

TEE wisccrssa Iced and Zinc Company,
which has PAD vpss-1tAl Of s2r.oA has
purchased sx ra1u.sie tracts Of ninrrg
land n Lafayette County, Wis, and %
Davsess COMFY. IL, gxeg2s1g I.oce'
acres. which are zsee de-ess2eees onoa-