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The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1889-04-20

A great deal is said about what
newspapers ought to do for the
people. II now and then might be
proper to hint that the people
ought to dosometling for thenews-
papers. # the people would do
half as much for their home pa-
pers as their papers do for them, it
would not only insure n iirst.class
paper in every community, but
would more rapidly advance every
Observation-Disclosures News.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1889-04-20

The duke and duchess Of Marl-
borough are fitting up the house in
Carlton square with great magniti-
cence, and when completed it will
be one Of the most sumptuous
abodes in London.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1889-04-20

The Times Democrat OF
New Orleans, leads all the
newspapers published in the
South-Daily and Weekly.
Thus lie largest circulation.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1889-04-20

The farmers Of Mississippi have
determined that they will lwhip the
Bagging Trust with piue straw, and
they will succeed
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1889-04-20
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

transient ads. will be charged for At the rate Of
10 cents per line first insertion, and cents each
additional insertion
57sss All advertising Is due when inserted unless
thtrwise specially agreed
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1889-04-20
The GAZETTE, One Year

T9'CASH to accompany orders.
BsgRIPTIoN PRICE, $2.Oo PER YEAR.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1889-04-20

Z. Is. T'AfNk.
Trca isc ol B@ol aud Skll
Diseases mailed free.
THE SWlFrSPECiFIC co.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-17

skoczy} pe a drugi, zanlm znie-
oierpliwieni dozorcy, domysliwszy
sic Jego ucieczki, zdofali spowodo-
wac zatrzymanie poclagu "a pomo-
CO sygna}u niebezpieczenstwa.
Przekonano sig niebawem, IL tran
sportuiacy zmiarkowali sic nieco
"a pozno.
Urzednik pocztowy twierdzi4,
IL zbieg PREY plerwszym skoku z
poclagu zrani} sig W glove i zgu-
biz kapelusz. Sawin ma lat "a,
jest wzrostu i rs metra, Who's 5ego
ciemno-blad, zarost wpadajacy W
kolor rudawy. = Procz jezyka
rosyjskiego INA dobrze niemieckl,
angielskl, francuskl i w}oski.
Pomys}owa ucieczka zaimpo-
nowafa mocno dziennikomkberlin-
skim, a berlinski Tageblatt
do faktu nawiaza} uwage, re mai
dzielnle]szymi uciekienierami (Aus-
relsser) So jednak Rosyanie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-17
DJABEL
HUMoRYsTYCzNEIpIsMo


wyohodzl 90 tydzieh W Krakowie
w Galley, o Is stronlcach, i ko-
sztuje W Ameryce tylko $500,
ktora to kwote trzeba opfaeic z
g5ry.
,,Djabfa" ukiadaia najIepsi pol.
soy hunorysci a karykatur lego
p%olItycznych navel stawny new
Yorskl ,,Pucks' by sic ME powsty.
Oil.
Adres Redakcyi i Administracyi:
Djabef, Krakow, Kazmierz, Mr.. 20,
Europe, Austrya. (Galioya.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-17
NAJLEPSZE ZDROWlE!

DR.. E. G. WESTA SRODEK
MA NERWY i MOZG, gwaranto-
wane tajemnicze lekarstwo ma by
sterya, zawrot W g!owie, kenwul-
sye, mrukliwosc, nerwowa newral-
gia, b6l gfowy, nerwowa prostra-
eva, pochodzaca z uzytku alkoho-
lu lub tabakl, bezsennesc, prey
g%neblenie umysfowe, rozmiekcze.
ME mozgu, prowadzace do ebfaka
MIA, i do ~nieszczescia, rozpaczy
smierci = powodujaee rychte ze-
s~tarzenie sic, niepfodnosc, utrate
silly u obojga pfei, mimowolne u
piawy i chorobe zwana Sperma-
thorrhoea, bedaca skutkiem mad
uzyela mozgu, samogwaltu i in
nych tajny Oh %grzechow. Ka&de pL-
dcfko zawiera porcya ne jeden mic.
STAG. s1.0o podefko, lub 8 pudelek
"a IS 90.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-17
.APISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA
Traktat O nOsach.
q POzna1iskiej POkraki,J

Starosc s m ierG nosa.
Gdy nareszcie nos sic starred
zaczyna, stale mu sic co, wielu in
nym rzeczom, ME cen1 sic go vie.
eel. Ten kt6ry przez cafe zycle
by} tylko ma sfuchanie, ME donna
je i ma sturosc odpoczynku, musi
dzwiga& ciezary, do ktorych nj
gdy ME byf przyzwyczajouy.
Doznaje on tego samego Iosu
co piekne konne ~wierzchowe, kto-
remi dopokl sa Mode, baw;a sic
i s1uza ms pokaz, ma starosc zas
zaprzega ie do wozu.
Kiedy oczy Juz daIeko siegac
ME NIGGA, zaprzegajs do pomocy
nos, kfadae mu chomont, pospoli-
Gle ekularami zwany. Pcczatkowo
zadanlem nosa jest, Eye W stosun-
kach tylko z ustami; wacha to co
do ust sic kiadzie, ma starosc zas
musi takzo swoim drugim sasiadom
to jest oczom usfugi swe poswieclG.
Czyni to & Gala uprzejmo5cia ituk
jak W miodoscl ME dozyalu DO
sobie tahczyc, talk znowu ma sta
rose z poddaniem sic swemu villas.
cielelowi stuzy. Teskni jednak "a
spoczynk1em i kiedy ez4vwiek u
miera, nos tak&e jest pierwszym,
kt6ry to oznajmia, gdy BOWEN on
zblednieje, wtcdy smiaie MONA
trumuq nLstaloaac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-17

1OlWalam SODle nlekL0re uStS-
Ply z jego mowy powt6rzyc. Pred
stawiwszy, re ludzie nalezacy do
Zwi2zku Narodowego Pol. to sami
zfodzieje i masoni, ME wiecej uwa-
zani cd PISA, zaraz skrecl} inna
strong, podnoszac, re i W Zwiazku
jest masa dobrych ludzi. Samego
siebie ~wys}awiaf jake arcykatolika,
Zwlazkowych obrzucaiac b}otem.
w swej zapalczvwej movie tax
daleko sic zapomnia}, re zacza} po-
kazywae znaki masonskie, przez co
n%ajbardziej zdradzif swoja katolicka
Ware l poznano sic ma MN, co to
"a ptaszek. i W Bay City znaja
sig ma kiefbasach!
W dalszym ciagu swojei ora
cyl przedstawia} Kiolbasa Ware I
Ojczyane jake ~najlepsze pismo ola
ludu polskiego W Ameryce, wsze-
lako ubolewa4, il zawsze biede kle.
pac must. Ma tylko 1400 abonen-
tow, ME moze sic sama utrzymae
i Sp6&ka ustawlcznie must dop}a-
caG. Ogfasza sprawozdania Zjedno-
czenia "a darmo, a z a to MIA gar
dza, tymczasem zas Warus ma 10
razY lyle abonent6w. Gdy potem
zacza} movie o diab}ach rogami,
Ojciec B%arzynski przykiwiwa} g}o-
wa, ma znak, il to by}o W progrs-
ME. Wlelebny Doradca Duchowny
klasnaf W d1onie, a "a MIN Kon-
fratrzy.
Nastepnie krotko a logicznie
przem6wit ksiadz Barzyhski sam.
w movie swej p%okrywa} b}edy
poprzednich m6wc6w z Chicago a
z p~oczatku lyle okazywa} wyrozu-
mia}osci ola swoich przeciwnik6w,
IL zrazu mysla}em, re to ME ten
sam. Przedstawia1 navel Zwiazek-
Zgode ma przyk}ak Zjednoczeniu,
Zgoda - m6wl} - bedzie utrzymY-
wana przez wszystkich cz}onk6w
zwlazku, a wy, zamiast trzymad
Ware = Ojczysne, wolicie pieniadze
przepit, a przez to sic mic ME do
wiecie 0 ZJednoczeniu i zawsze pc.
wiadacie, re was tam oszukuja.
Wszakze Waara I Ojczyzna zdaje
sprawozdania to wei tax: Gu
czyta mowca sprawozdanie gene
ralnego sekretarza zjednoczen1a
Rzymsko-Katolickiego). lyle przy-
sz}o do kasy, a lyle wysz}o z kasy
no - lyle ~jeszcze braknie, albe
zostaje. - Ale u mas zawsze brak-
ME, DO to wszystko nowo za}ozone
(Podobne sprawozdanie z rocznych
dochodow i rozchod6w by}o z}ozo-
ne takze W Bay City,
w koneu przedstawif zarzae
Zjednoczenia, PREY czem mafc
ME zrowna} Kiolbasy z Bogiem
Name zas przyr6wnywat do lei &C
to zydy zbierali. Polecit take
wysfaG Kioibase do Baltimore M
Sejm Kato!icki.
w kohcu ~jeszcze raz polecj
swoia Ware 4 OjcSyzne, ably is
wszyscy abonowall i wierzyli "
ME, co ona pisze, DO ma czele VIA
ry ! Ojczyzny SO madrzy ks,QAa
ktorzy redaguja inaczej, aniAeli in
ne pisma So redagowane. zaken.
czyt mniej .wiscej temi sfowy: ,,Je
&eli ME ohciecie wierzyc ksiedzu
to wierzcie Wiarusowi (BrawoD
Jeden re stuchaczy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-17

,,Majac przyjaci6}, kt6rzy VIE
rzyl, mu ma slepo, odbiera} juz cd
POI roku pieniadze tygednlowa
wp}ate do Spo}ki pozyczkowe])
trzymajac ksiazki przyjaci6} W swe]
kancelaryi. % zgrozo!" m6wif p.
K. do mnie, toe ia mu da}em do
kasy co tydzieh $3.50 a ia psia....
juz cd IF e b r u a" ME zapi-
sa4"... Podobnie zrobif i wiecej
obywatelom' Powoll sic wszystko
jednak ucisza. Brat Morgenstern
ME wiedzia} W niedziele j~eszcze 0
wyjezdzle tegoz i ogromnie sic "a
dzlwi} () gdym mu %powiedziaf Q
nag}ym wyjezdzie brata jego.
Ksiazki bankowe rewiduje p. Neu-
man, Polak, zdolny buchalter z
Europy.
Echo pisze: Morgenstern Ear.
wal bank1era Dreyera ma 440 dol,
Starsienda ma 800 dol, p. X,
Baczkowskiego ma 1877 dol, p,
Bihkowskiego ma 300 dol, innych
ma mniejsze sum.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-17
ODEZWA.
Pulaski, Shawano Co. Wis.,,
pazdz. 1889 r..

Pulaski, Shawano Co. WIS.,,
l pazdz. 1889 r.
Drogi Panic! niedziele
W nocy t. j. 90 ma 30go
wrzesnia, spalii ogien cafe go
spodarstwo polskiego farmera
Woiciecha Welszyng L. Cali
cyl W Pulaski, Shawano Co.,
Wis. Me wiadomo, W iaki
spos6b ogleh wybuch}, gdy
wiasnie wszyscy spali. a sto-
dofa pierwsza W pfom!eniach
stanefa. AseNuracyi ME ma
zadnej. Ia biedna famllia jest
W naiokropniejszem pofozeniu,
DO ME tylko De dom, stodo}a,
Chevy sic spalify, ale nawet
wszystko siauo, zboze, nawet
kartohe W %piwnicy.
Me ma mic a mic oprecz
gromadkl nagich dzieci. 90
mogfem uczynifem i inni TAX
de, ale tn trzeba budowa6, DO
zima sic zbli3a a pienieazy
ME ma.
Badz pan faskaw presid we
Wsarusie o male ofary
ola tych nieszczesliwych, a pc.
tenn ma rece tego blednego
przvsiaG. Ola milosci Pana Je'
zusa spodziewam sic, ze znal-
da sic llczni ofarodawcy.
Ks. A
yAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-17
UCIECZkA SAWINA.

w zreczny sposob wyratowaf
sig uczieczka Miko}aj Sawin, ro-
dem z Rosy, kt6rego ma rekwizy-
eva w}adz rosyjskich miano one
gdaj odstawic Z Berlina do grant
cy. w chwili wfasnie, gdy pociqg
mia} ruszyc W Poznaniu 2 dwol-
ca W dalsz2 droge, Sawln, znaidu-
jacy sic pod bacznem okiem
dw6ch urzednlkdw, zaz2daF, azebv
go w%puszczono do ustepu w wozie.
Podczas gdy obaj transportujqcy
czekali PREY drzwiach, rrzemysIny
%jeniec, kiedy pocIag rusz.y} juz 4
miejsca, %zasunqf drzwi wewnatrz,
wyskoczyf oknem Z wagonu, po-
zostaf chwile, az dlugi rad WACO
now go minq}, a w~skoczywszy
wreszcie ma stopieh ostatniego i
ujechasssg spory HAWAII drogi, re.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-17
SALON Ills
w Baltimore.

Pod czas Sejmu Katolickiego
W Baltimore, ktory sic rozpocznie
IL Llstopada, poleca sic Szanow-
nym P. P. Delegation i Rodakem
naszym ~najlepszy i najwygodniej-
sly salon obywatela Feliksa
Brzuskowskiego, pod Mr.. 1921 Tha-
mes ulicy, z piekna bilardowa ha-
Ia ola podroznych. Do tego wy
borne oblady wygodne noclegi
- jake tez wielki zapas win, 1
wodek; zawsze ma sk}adzie rome
dellkatesy jake to: ostrzygl we
wszystkich gatunkach, Stralsundz-
kie ryby, Hamburskie marynowa.
ne sledzle, Hamburskl kwasny we
g6rz, Rosyjski swierzy kawior,
Francuskie minogi i t. d.
Polecajac sic jake Kodak l Po-
lax, zapewniam kazdemu we wszel-
kiej potrzebie tania i rzetelna uslu-
&c.
Felix's
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-17
Z}odziej Zwiazku
Mar. Pol.

Niegodziwy M cha} K u c e
k owskl Winony kazaf re-
daktora naszego pisma wyrzucic re
Zwiazku, "a to, re ten ma posiedze-
niu winonskiego K6}ka Dramatycz-
nego twierdzi}, IL Morgenstern die
lii sic z nieboszczykiem Goszczyn-
skim.
A ]ednak, teraz wychodzi ma
jaw, re Morgenstern nietylko sig
dziell} z Goszczyhskim, ale praw-
dopodobnie sam wprowadzi} 60 ma
droge zbrodni.
Chicagoski correspondent Ku-
ryera Polskaego pisze:
,,Jeden z znaJomych pokazy-
wal mi diva listy, pisane dawniej
przez Morgensterna do Goszczyh-
skiego. Z list6w tych okazuie sic,
re M. z G.. sic dzleli}. w pierw.
Sym liscie pisze M: ,,Wszystko
1dzie Jak z pfatka. Denies mi Pan
o smierci jakiej osoby .....'
Reszta w~ydrapana scyzorykiem:
prawdopodobnie przez Goszczyn-
skiego. Drug list Morgensterna do
Goszczyhskiego pisany jest maszyn.
ka l brzmi: ,,Kochany P%rzyjaoielu
Dw6ch cz1onkow, O kt6rych sm1er'
ci donosi}es MI, musimy koniecz'
ME przesadziG do grup ~liczacycE
wiecej, niz so cz}onk6w, i to je'
dnego pc drugim. Reszta zndw
wydrapania scyzoryklem".......
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-17

wieka cd urodzenla do grobu 3D.
grywa:. Mogfbyn n~areszcie ~jeszcze
DUO o%d"osnych uwag robid i rad
udzielae, wszystkim, a4eby sac wy
strzega}i nosa GostaG, chociaz Juz
niejeden zapewne z moich }aska-
wych czytelnik6w TAXI prezent W
Eyclu SVEN destaf, ale wole Ju1
zamilczet z obawy, n*ehv mi ME
pewiedziano, zebym wtasnego mesa
patrzyf. A eaten punktum.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-17

ZAPIsUJCIE SoBIE WIARUsA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-17
Il q k 0 II ! g.

Me je1en zanewne 2udzierai
swego nosa, gdy tylo ia czcsG ie-
go tn m6wltem, a jednak ami po-
4owy tego ME powiedziaiem CO by
MONA ma pochwafe togo szlache-
tnego organu rowiedzle6. Ale l 2
tego Juz MONA wnioskowaG, iak
nzyteczna role nos W history czio-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-17
Sem ZJEDNOCZONYCH
W Raw City,.

NEJM NORTHUMBERLAND
W Ray City.
KIELBASA PATRONEM
ZJEDNOCZENIA.
MOWY [ WYKLADY q
PISMA SW. PRZEZ TROJ-
CE CHICAGOSKA, JAKO
TO PREZESA, Elk PREZESAl
DORADCE, ~ dzieni $w. Rema-
usza roku Padskiego 1889.
Szanowny Redaktorze!
w dniu powyzel wspomnla-
nym zjecha}a sic GAIA swita Zje-
d%noczonych z roznych miast, wy
sIanych przez swe grupy jake de-
legaci czyll przedstawicieIe obroh-
cy owych grup - ma Sem do Bay
City.
TAX samo dosyG licznie zebra
Ii sic i duchowpi. Niekt6rych ma
wet zna}em, jake to dawnie1szego
p~roboszcza z Toledo i terazniejsze-
90 proboszcza z Manistee, kt6ry
podobno nauczy} sic diabf6w z lu-
dzi wyganiac.
Wieczorem tego samego dnla
by{ massmeeting W sail szk6lnei
ola wszystkich paraian naszgo
miasta, zapowiedziany przez nasze-
60 proboszcza.
By1em i ia ma MIN, widzia{em
L s}ysza4em wszystko, co tam sig
dzialo i m6wifo, i waznieisze mo-
menta podaje.
Ksieza l delegaci zasledli ma
estradzie, ks. Matkowski otworzy}
posiedzenie 1 "a pozwolenlem czy-
Ii ma %zyczenie ks. Barzyhskiego po-
wofa} ma przezesa tego mitingu de-
legata R6zanskiego z Chicago,
jakby W Bay City ME by}o take
60 co by mogf prezydowac. Ale
%inaczej ME sz}o, DO tax wskazywa}
program, pod}ug kt6rego wszystko
ma Sejmie akuratnle sig odbywa-
10.
Pierwszym m6wca by} ks. Ia
lewski z East Saginaw (nie ten ks.
Zalewskl co redaguje Wiare Z o.
csyzne) ktory chociaz ME Una tu-
4 tejszego ludu, gdyz niedawno do
piero przyby1 Z kraju, Juz zacza}
krytykowac ludzi i pisma polskie.
Naturalnle musia} ]powledziet to,
DO TAX program nakazywa}.
Ia pozwolenlem ks. Barzyh-
skiego nastepna move wygtosif
delegat Bielihski, cd kt6rego spo-
dziewa}em sic cos madrego usFy-
szec, boo przeciez by1 prezydentem
Zjednoczonych Rzymskich Katoli-
kow ale grubo sic omylifem. w
poczatku swej mowy Bielihski u
derzyf ma Warusa, lecz zaraz ma
wstepie strasznie zacza} sic zacinac.
- Chciaf powiedziec cos tam 20
' nlemiecku ME uda}o sic = nikS
com raus, jak m6wia A~merykanie
Dalej movie ME m6g} = be}kota}
nj W piec, nj w dziewiec - vice
ks. Barzynsk1 kiwnqf Kie}base do
mowy.
Ten chloe ma wstepie powie.
dzla1, re ME byf do zadnej mowy
przygotowany, jednak Z kazien.
nym programem dosyc musiaf bye
obeznanym, DO kazdy m6g1 pc.
miarkowae, re pod}ug tego tylke
rn6wil
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-17
$500 "!

Wypfac1my pewyzsza nagre.
de ga kazdy przypadek cierpienia
ma watrobe, disepsyi, nieustajacege
bolu giewy, niestrawnosci, zat~ ar.
dzenia = ktorego bysmy ME mo-
gil wyleczyG Westa pigufkami ma
watrobe, z roslln wyrobienemi, je-
zeli wskazowki nasze kcisle costa
}y wykonane.
W WINONIE sprzedaje A
PTEKARZ
Nh. II. HACKLEY
Mr. 70 w Third Str Car Main
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-17
ZAPISUJClE SOBIE WIARUSA
Co teraz pisze ECHO o
pwzeszfosci M0rgemsterma.

pHzeszf0sci M0rgemsterma.
O Morgensternie wiedzieli
wszyscy, ze jest zdelny do
byznesu, ale wierzyG mu ME
molina. Utoplf bankiera Bro
chackiego, u ktorego praco-
wal pred 4 laty, spowodewa}
bankructwo browaru czecha
ma S. Clark ul., zrujnowaf
akcyonariuszow browaru, kto-
rym administered wtedy jesz-
cze, gdy sic odbywat sejm W
St. Paul.
M. umiat zyc, a kofo ME
go krecito sic ; ay1o z niego
wielu, kt6rzy DIS ,,psy ma
MIN wiesza]a".
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

RYING TO PROVE THE MURDERER INSANE
Further evidence TO sustain the plea of insanity
was taken yesterday in the trial for murder OF ChareS
McIlvaine. Mrs. Mary Ellen Gale, servant IN 'he
family when young McIlvaine was sick, teSuned 10
his irrational behavior Henry johnson told or ire
uuentIy seeing him acting strangely, Dr. Eugene
Field gave evidence as an expert and IN reply 10
long hypothetical question embracing the peculantleS
testified TO In the prisoners case, said that man
suffering in such way was undoubtedly insane. In
regard TO his expert testimony Dr. Field modes'N
said he might be mistaken once IN $4,000 times
He had examined that number Of cases. He admitted
that he was deceived by young woman VINO was
committed TO an asylum and who afterward wIop
nm her experiences hut he said she lied to him.
FxpeTt evidence was also given by Drs: Gorham 30
con and Frank H. Ingram. In nbuital DrS' Landon
Garter GRAY and John G. Shaw were called 10 show
that McIlvane might have benn sane at me time
NJ the crime and insane before and aherwaI1. Inc
,r,.nesses for le defence would not swear that the
prisoner was insane within the meaning OF the law
at the time of the crime Ihe ual was ai|ouIHo'
until Monday.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
4 cOyrRACr FOE sTREErPAT1yG LET.

Commissioner Gilroy, Of the Department OF Public
Works, yesterday awarded the contract for paving
Parlrave between Thirty fourth and Fortieth SIS.
with asphalt the present stone block foundation
tho Barber Asphalt Company, the lowest bidder. at
s44IOO. The Commissioner said that the company
began work Immediately upon the signing Of the
papers, and that he expected tho Job to be completed
before the winter set in. The contractors Will go,
70 per cont of their money when the work IS done
and will receive no further payments for six years
thereafter wben If the paving remains in good con.
dltion. 3 per cent VIII DO paid 8 per cent all
nualiy thereafter until the whole Is wiped ont
They are TO keep the pavement sandod and in repair
for nitcen years, or forfeit whatever Is duo them.
Madison-ave contract, the lowest bid for which was
bic slcan Asphalt Company's; at Sl261oO These
Specifications call for asphalt paving on concrete
several DAYS yet TO consider the matter.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
vAp1n1rs NEW.LERSEY TOWNS

HACKENsACK.-Ohares Mathe' the deiaul1ng oH'
treasurer of Lodi Township, who has boon In jan for
several weeks was arraigned yesterday before County
Judge J. NJ Van Valen on two Indictments charging
him with having Incorporated town funds to the
amount OF SO 100. Matbe entered plea Of guilty
% Zach Indictment The court sentenced Mathe on
one OF the indictments to pay fine of Slo and on
the other Indictment TO pay fine of $40 In addition
10 COSTS or to serve twenty-five days in the County
Jan Mathe paid the fines and was released. The
licbt sentence imposed on Mathe has caused much
Indignation.
MILESTONE JUNCT1oN.-Eariy yesterday morning a
froicbt train on tho Pennsylvania Railroad crashed
into the rear OF another tram standing on the track
at Milestone Junction y. j. The engine was wrecked
and George Garrahand and Frank Anderson, the eng-
neer and fireman, were slightly injured. Five cars
Glled with valuable merchandise were wrecked. a
handbag containing $1,000 was also lost.
RAuwAY-The second annual convention Of the
yong Mems Christian Association Of the fourth dis
rct of NewJersey began its session last night In the
second Presbyterian Church. President Merrill L.
Gotes Of Rutgers College, delivered tho opening ad-
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
cArurprn AROIrT TIE TOWN.

The Grand Jury has failed TO indict DR.. James
Downie. who was charged with poisoning his whe
and the charge against him was dismissed YESTERDAY
Augustus Norton died yesterday at his home, no
po7 Henry-st at the age Of thirty nine tie was
one of the firm Of John Norton sons snip DrokefS'
nj No 90 Wall ST.. and was member OF ue Marluhio
Exchange His funeral takes place D-mOrio"'
Pbuip Coke was indicted for murder in the hrst
becroe by the Grand Jury yesterday for killing Michael
d. Greene on September l.
Nrs Clara A. Brett. alias Jane Smith, was DelOrc
Police Justice Peterson yesterday upon charee Oh
conspiracy 1t is alleged that she was one OF the
nersnns implicated in securing $1,000 on bogus
mortgage placed upon the property OF Miss heleh W.
Robinson at No COS lafayette ave. by James . o'oe'
alias George A. SchoOnmaker The tenant Oh ho
property She was paroled for examination
John King was hold in 81 800 bail Yesterday by
Police Justice Engle charge Of bigamy. preferred
BY his wife, who married him in 1898, ana VINO
AYERS that in 1857 he married Mrs. Annie DOylc.
1t is expected that the grounds in De halD-aVe'
now occupied by the Brooklyn Athletic Association
will be taken possession of by Royal ArcanunI
Athletic Association which IS TO be formed.
The sixth annual convention OF the Women
Lutheran Home and Foreign Missionary Society was
held yesterday in st. Matthews English Lutheran
Church in Clinton-st Addresses made by Arthur
4 Maclay author OF a Budget Of Letters from
Japan. the Rev. J. A Singmaster, the Rev. W. l.
Qrayer and Others
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
THAT VIOLENT ARREsT UPON THE BRIDGE.

THAT VIOLENT ARREST UPON THE BRIDGE.
A man who described himself as William g. Turner
Of No 11e Lexington ave-. called at the Office Of the
Brooklyn Bridge Trustees yesterday, to mako com
plant against Edward Shea, bridge policeman,
whom he charged with assault Turner was trying
10 get on one of the Bridge Thursday Just as
the train was starting and he pulled oil the plat
FORM being thus separated from his wife, who was on
the car Because he demonstrated, Turner says, the
policeman choked him and shook him roughly ana
marched him over to the police station, where the
captain discharged him. Several witnesses who fol
lowed them TO the police station said the assault was
an outrage and number Of women were badly
Srcbtened nv tbe pOliceman's roughness Turner
was told 10 prefer his charges in writing and then
day for the trial Of Shea wCuld be set.
A Tribune reporter learned that Edmund T.. Prlce,
Mr. Turner while he himself lives on Long Island:
The two are related by marriage, but Mr. Price sad
he knew nothing Of the case.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
m Ur1cO1tp COrr1,RTpS PRESIDENT.

y
The senior class of Columbia College held It's
first regular class meeting of the year yesterday and
after the election Of officers for the senior year a
committee was unanimously appointed TO prepare
and present to eX-Mayor Seth Low, who has been
elected the president Of the college. memorial ex-
pressing the pleasure of the senior class at his cleo
tion and pedgtng the hearty cooperation Of each
member Of the class in the work which will devolve
upon the president. The committee is composed
Of Marston TAYLOR Bogert Thornton Bancroft Penfeld
Herbert Shipman and Henry Alger Gildersleeve, jr
The following officers also elected: NJ. T. Bo-
ger president G. W. Whtemore. vice president; !;
{. L. Livingston, secretary c. r. Mann. treasurer ;
T. B. Penfeid historian, and w. j. WarburOn, poet
The sophOrnores elected officers yesterday as fol
lows : Il. A. Ashworth president: C. r. LeIlngwel
vice president. A. T. Hewlett secretary, and {. H.
sisson treasurer Tie offices of historian and poet
filled.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
USING A RUBBER TUBE TO DIE BY GAS.

Mrs. Anna Rudolph, who had been divorced from a
brutal husband in Vienna and had been married to
another man, who also abused her, fled tn this city
two years ago 10 escape her second husband. She
went 10 live with her sister who keeps small
candy store at No. 416 East Eleventh.st. He6
domestic troubles made her dcspondent, and she
suffered from heart disease. Lately sho was under
treatment in Bellevue Hospital. On Thursday she
determined to kill herself and she went about her
preparations with care that made failure impossible.
She bought a rubber tube of size 10 fit the gas
burner and hid it IN the bed, At night she locked
herself f a small room in the of the candy shop
and stuffed torn pieces of clothing in the cachs Of
The door and window b prevent the escape OF the
gas into her sisters apartment. Then she adjusted
one end of the rubber lube, lube on the
lie other end Of the tube in her mouth and
law down on the bed 10 do. She was dead yes
ne ar her mouth.