davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-12-05

a tied-by-wearer scarf The pin Should
always be in the place that it would
occupy in the original, says the Haber-
ddsher; for that reason the pin in a puff
OF fiat should be where it would be in
an Ascott or De Joinville.
Placing the pin in corner is a new
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-12-05
CHIEF SITTING BULL.
ACCORDING TO GENERAL CROOK HE
WAS AN ARRANT COWARD.
COMMISSIONS

Only "A Medicine Man, He Ran Away from
the Custer Fight and Viewed 1t from II
HilI-Queer Experiences of the Sioux
Commissioners.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-12-05

HE importance OF
good cookery as a
factor in our daily
lives cannot be
questio II Q i IL OF
overe S t i IN q t Q d +.
"CiviliZe d man
cannot live with
out cooks" b ut
alasl how often he
is OBJ iged 10 sub
sist on food pre-.
pared by cooks OF
very inferior capa-
bilities. The vex-
ed servant girl
q u o s t i o IL i" h as
much to do with
t h i s d cpl orable
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-12-05

fad, the other shows the wrong way,
and the third the correct way. Now,
it is not and never has been looked
upon as good taste to see man with
pin in Teck.
The Teck has absolutely no use for
q pin, unless, of course, it was bought
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-12-05
A SCHOOL OF COOKERY.
TEA CHING PUBLIC SCHOOL PUPILS
THE GRACEs OF CIVILIZATION.

Prominent Society Ladies Pushing the
Goyd Work in Connection with the
Public School System 49, A Visit to the
School-Room.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-12-05

said Ma jor W arner,
twas a big, bony
Indian of iron con-
stitution, the stanch-
est courage, and
great influence at
Pine Ridge. So re.
markably free was
he of any surplus
flesh that the In
dians, who are never
fat, accentuated his
popularity by the
name they gave
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-12-05

not in bad taste, but sensible action.
Young men have for the last season
worn small gold or silver pins to keep
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-12-05
BANGS STILL In FASHION.
They Have Been Here Eighteen Years
The Latest Fad in the Style

HERE is prob
liable no fashion
or fancy that has
taken SO firm q
hold on the fem
mime portion Of
IT h Q population
Jas the bang,
which is now
celebrating tn o
eighteenth year
of its reign. In
the face of ridi-
cule and critil
cism it has held
its own since
1871, when in
some inexplica-
BILE manner it
made its appear
ance upon GER
tain fashionable
brow In a
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-12-05

The new artificial silk made of cot
ton or the sulphited pulp of young
wool treated with nitric acid and then
dissolved in mixture Of ether and
alcohol is said to have density,
breaking strength ana elasticity that
compares very favorably with natural
silk. while surprising it in luster.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-12-05

teaspoons, rolling pin, stra1ner, etc.,
limited TO articles absolutely necessary.
On the occasion of recent visit to the
school, the menu consisted of beef tea.
oatmeal mush served with baked apples,
and steamed rice, with boiled custard as
sauce. small piece of beef, three ap-
pies, one-half cup rice one half cup oat-
meal. one egg. one tablespoon sugar, one-
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-12-05
THE SCARF-PIN.

1t Has Always Been a Sufferer Owing to
Mans Ignorance of Its Use.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-12-05

partly fulflls its purpose, owing to ig
norance of preparing certain foods in
such manner as to extract the nutritive
properties. In Boston, cooking Is now
included in the public school curriculum.
Intelligent lad les, having recognized the
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-12-05
Une Eood Tnrn ueseryes Ann1nnr.

Fond Wife-It's so kind Of you,
George, to go to the intelligence office
and get cook for me- You know how
/ dread that ordeal.
Husband thinking of buttonless
shirts and holey stockings)--Well, my
dear, now how are you going to
pay me?
"Let me see. /, OH When you need
q typewriter I'll select one for YOU"
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-12-05
COrnfie.d Philosophy.

49, 49,
one who so
b firmly be
tlieves in the
2 d o C t ri n o
that homes
ty is the
best policy
as the man
W h o Ii o $
b ee II m
prisoned for
dishonesty.
U Il | e s s
there is a
p + o p g T
tree will not
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-05-14

Quremburg. Die WilitdrmeFe 3u
ct. Wi9sI am 3 fferfsfte bat ben gepsis
sslsiitst, baB bic tlstue ~bepaffnsts Wa9t
aud sinen tii9tis sei9uIten 9eians9or
befst, wel9er es fi9 CUR ernften Iufsabe
ssite0t bat, iebeu Sonntas CUR grb6buns
Der bsiIisen 6eier bet3utraSeu. Die Ofter'
msfe wirb iebr sslobt.
2ursmburs. Sn Der 3u5tpoItseis
ssri9tsfsuns pom 10. ApriI Fam untsr
Mnberm foIaenbe Sa9s our 8srbanbIuns.
Ser Wurit6dnblsr Srans Beder, fribsr 3u
2ursmburs BabnbofsMuenue tpobnbaft, iest
fli1tis, ftanb unter Der Anilass: vSm
2aufs Der lesten Sabre Slsii4waaren usrs
fault 3u babsn, weI@e Der msni9li9sn
@sfunbbsit i&dbIi9 wareu." Na@ Nuss
iasen Der Disqualification bate Ct uur
Wfsb ssi9Ia9tet, wsI9es idmmtIi@ an bsr
EubsrsuIOis lit, Ober wie bic 9anbIeuts ias
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-05-14

2uremburs. Su Der NIT benz 10.
Ipril enbenben 8o9e iinb auf benz Sens
trail 8abnbof 35 9erionsn mad Intpsrpen
ab9eretit, nm NIT benz am Is. 4prtl BON
bort abretienoen Boif Dampfer vsSqts
nots" Der Reb Star Sine, pertreten IN
9uremburs bur4 9srrn Osruue @isreur
q Sobn, mad amerita aus,upan6ern:
Daruntsr b~efanben f6 2 2ursmburser:
S6loiier Better, "a Sabre alt, aus Riimlir=
gen, mad @scanaba, Uft6. 8abl Wa9oaleua,
Is Sabr alt, aus &iimltn9en, mad New gOrt.
2urembur s. Sn Der nit benz 10.
Ipril eubenbeu Wo9e iinb auf benz
Central : 8abnbofs 3S Y%erionen mad
Intperpen absereif, UNI NIT benz anl
90. Rar3 BON bort abfabrenbsn goits
Oampfer vSelsenIanb" pom Der ,Reb Star
2tne", pertreten in 2ursmburg bur9
5ru. OsruIe ; @isrsur & Sobn, mad
amerita aus3uuanberu. 9arunter befanb
it4 l 2uremburser:
3bOmas Sraua 30 S. a., aus gui8roOt mad
Chicago, 81.
2uremburs, 10. apriI. Sie am
Is. b. Wfts. btsrisIbft ifattssfunbene gers
itetseruns importirter Stiere Durbamer
Race bat mad benz v0unbutrtb" nadites
benbes &eiultat srseben:
Sr. @eis, gi9entbimer ;l Weri6, eritanb
ben Stier Gr. l iir 800 6r.; Sund Seinri1,
gisentbimer ;l Sap, ytr. 2 fiir 425 ST.; BetB
Wtdel, @isentbimer 81 WerI9, Ger. 3 fir 315
ST.; SriSer: s. S. @iSentbilmer 8u Sberters
i5er, Nr. 4 fir 315 fr.; 86ilses git., Gisenz
tbiimer ;u Ioutfort, Ir. 5 fir 300 ST.. 6ssiier
Seinri6, @i9entbiimer ;u HOroin9en, Ger. 6 fiir
$50 Sr.; Reuter ytitolas, Gi9ent6iimer ;u DILL
lenoorf, gr. z fir $50 st.; Senriou s. Srau;,
YG9ter gu Mtliniter, Ger. 8 fir $50 ST.. ORolts
tor Sobauu, Gisentbiimer ;u Sberbonpen, gr.
8 fir $50 6r.; Sii5ba6, GiSentbiimer gu 2eus
~oelin9en, Nr. 10 fir 800 Sr. Yleti6ette B.,
@i9entbiinter gu gteunbauien, Rr. II fir 2S5
Sr.; Sofimann s., @i9entbimer gu grepeu=
NADER, gr. u fir POS ST.. Sourt o., UaiiQer
gu Sirper (@repsnm.O, Or. 10 iiir 215 ST.;
Riiaer 9itolas, Wiiaer gu S9iiftnSen, Hr. IA
fIr 240 6r.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-05-14
Seriua aoulpb BON Naiiau als &eseut
I'M @rOkhersoatbunl.

Die Gage Der eriten guire9un9 itnb poriiber,
Die StimmlIn9 begtnnt li6 az tlaren bic @reigs
niIIe Der leBten gSo6en baber I'M Sepubtlein bes
Goltes bic 3uperii6t ,uriid9elalien, wel6e li6
10 oft in benz 9eflii9slten Borte: EFT as ger6-
den!" 9uft 9ena6t bat uno bic in Der &bat
einen prG9nanteren ausotud itnoeu tOnnte.
gluf benz Sooen bieler !Superlibt 9eoeibt Sules
benbS bic 2iebe III Dem, Der pom nun al gum
S6irmberr unirer ll~nabban9l9teit beiteut 1T,
benz SerSog- &essnten uno tiinltisen SanSes:
pater. aber aud pom ieiner Seite mare ehn
leutleli9eres @nt9e9eufommen taum oentbar.
gSie er IN Wien Sl elmer aQbetanrten Ipmpatbis
l6el Si9ur 9eporoen mar, 10 jei9t er lt6 all6
tG9li6 IN ben StruBen ieiner ieet9en Relioen,,
balo gu SuB, balo I'M p~terlpdnni9en, ielbitlts
l6irten gBa9en. Selten 1T er pon einem Serrn
leines @efol9es be9leitet. anfaugs ma6te leiu
grl6eiuen iiberau Quiieben uno no er Ii6 sei9s
te, mar i'm gu Elm Ruoel Sinber binter ibm
brein, mie bel elmer 6inotauie aud bic @rpa6s
ienen itanoen pielia6 wie an9e9oiieu llno per;
9aben iiber benz @aiien, ben Slt gu Sieben.
Dieter Gage fam Se. Sobeit aleiu uno 81
SuB bur6 cine ni6t 9eraoe Der pornebmlten,
aber Siemli6 bepOlterten StraBe Der Sberitaot.
Sine befannte SrOolerin, wel6e eben d la ma
dame Angot, bic SGnbe in ben Siiiten, IN ibrer
2abentbiire jtano, 9riiBte freunoli6 uno mar
pon benz ri6t peniSer freunbli6en @eSen9ruBe
ternbeS ,Vive lie Roll" na6fanote. Bon benz
Serrn Siir9ermeilter Don Walferbingen, pel1er
befanntli9 benz boben Serrn bel bellen Selu6
i'm borti9en S6loB feline Mufpartung sgma6t
bate, erSGblt man, er babe iib beim gbl6ieb
bur9 baS S~uporfommeube Weien or. Sobeit Az
Der treubsr5igen auforberung binreiben laiien {:
,gbieu, Sobeit, unb fomnen Sie ,bad8@ piss
Ssr!" Die Sabl BON Mnsfbotsn - ri1tise unb
srfunbene : wel4t ii4 auf g~e9s8uunSen bss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-05-14
2arembnr8ii@es aus SeI8ten.

ST.. s. 9ranbmaiou Direction
Der pbiIbarmoniiden 9eieai@aft 3u gaits
mad, fubr bteier Gage nit benz 9eIOcipeb
BON Baitnad nod 2aro1e, fiel absr 10 uns
sIitIi9, baB er eiuen armbru9 unb Ropfs
%perlesunsen %Sauontrus.
gonnert. Gm ls. @priI tebrte ber
gterer 9. Bind nit elmer i9peren @aI8s
pom SeIbs surit; bur9 bas @eriui9
zines baberfommsnsen Wasens wurbe bas
Bfsrb i9eu unb lief in raienbsm 9alopp
baron. Yid poqte auf ben an Der 8alse
ansebra9ten Sit iprinser, fsFIte unb bic
idwere SaatroIe atns Inn i6er ben 2etb.
Ut erIitt IebensssfdbrIi4e SsrIesunssn.
arIon. vgm nd6itsn Sonntas. alio
nm Otter onntag, finset in Der Sfarrttr4e
pon ct. Rartin Elm fsierIidss, muiitaIis
ides So9amt ffatt. A l'unisson wirb bic
WelIe non %. 9scIsrq burd Wab9euiims
men nit 8ssIeituns pom Srsel unb Spu,s
pbonie p%ortrasen. Terner werben nod
porsetrassu pdbrenb Der Wehe: Cine Ses
reuabe fir Siolin por i. @arles; Elm Nue
Waria fir 3 giolinsu pon 9afont; Wars
i9e bss Eraunes elmer Sommerna1t pom
WenbsIffobn fir SrssI uebit Spmpbonie."
go idrsibt bic vGtIoner 3eituus". 8as
muB cine SerpiIoeruns uub geSrifss8ers
wirruns ibsr ben R~irSenseians berri4eu,
baB ioI9e tbeatraIti9e Iuffibrung m6sli4
it'll Sat man benn In Arlon aae S9am
Dor benz auerbeiltsitsu psrloreu. Sisr
trsiben's bic SrIdnoer melt; aber mir sIaus
ben, baB ie nod islten 70 melt sesausert
iinb, als gu glrlon in Der 0stanatstir9el
@etfIi3e grnennungeu. Sr.
9offart, 8apIan gu Sobisr (Q8satn) 1T
aIs Yfarrer mad RssuiI : Saint glaiie
(8saurairs) ernanut worben; Serr gis
lamb, Sfarrer gu 2iiosne (Oinant) 1T mad
San3inne (Balcourt) ernauut unb bur5
5ru. 8rofsfor @upaur eriest worbsn.
Ssrr Sobarb, Bfarrer gu @obtnne (Ots
uart) 1T mad Nabee ernanut unb bur5
Germ sRapIau Oiip uon Wonts be @os
binre eriest uorben, Serr God, &aplan
su 2aro1e lit ais Yfarrer su Gems (9as
ro5e) ernannt. Serr Wt5aelis, Yfarrsr
gu BatttncOurt (Resis) lit mad @Orbiun
(BpuiQon) perleSt porben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-05-14
Saar, WtOiel, Gifel unb Sunsrid.

Sepeu. gm %. 9lpriI I5enbs ents
itanb in elmer 8irtbiaaft elm Strsit, usIs
der f9 brauBen Dor benz Sauie fortieSts.
2eiber wurbe bisrbei Elm iun9er Wdun nit
sinsm Wefsr Serart setroifeu, baB It 70,
fort Itarb. Oerielbe mar unperbsiratbet,
80 Sabre alt uno NAT Irbsiter auf Der
Rartbaus. Worb mai nidt auf i'm sss
man3t. Der Sbdtsr ftst fsft.
Srier. Sn Der Idbe bss gabnbofes
gbrans bsabf4tist Der Sabritbsfiser Ssrr
Baul Serpats stnen i9loBartigen Bau az
erri9teu. ausenblttIid lit man NIT ben
grbarbeiten uoIauf bei4dftist.
BoIIsnborf (gabnboD. am II.
April wurbe cine Side ~uerIaoen, beren
pobI eruGbnt psrbsn birfte. StsisIbe
war mad miinbliGer Iusiage bss giseus
tbimers Iaut TRADITION iber 900 Sabre
alt. Der Stamm bat einen Surdmefsr
Don l.S7 Wseter, 8 asite isSer eiusn Our9s
mefsr pon O.92 Weter. 3 Qrbsiter biebsu
2 Gage, ebe ite ben ROloB sefaut batteu.
Setn Staneort ma IN 6retItngsn.
Saarburs. 9a6bsm am l6. gpril
aus Der Saarburssr grutanitaIt 20, 900
s Wo9sn aIte Sadie BEL Rerais In bic
Saar unb 5000 sbsnio alte 9a9forslsu
In ben Sepsrtsba9 sinssisbt wurben, sss
laustsn am 30. april so, 900 9 Wo9su
aIte Sadie rs5tss llfsr Bel WiItinssn unb
unb 10000 Sa4forsllsn Dor ben Bad
m%lnbunSen senannteu Srtes IN bic Saar.
Na9mittass tamsn lintes llfsr Dor Sibels
bauisn bisieIbe an3abI Slide tn bic Saar.
@9tsrua9srbrad. Wie usrIaus
tst, Nib Der Yoitpsrcsptor uon Welen,
Serr WoriS, pom l. Wai ab bas Yottamt
G9terua1srbrld psrwaltsu. Serr BUD
boIs bssos an benz Gage bas Yoftau,t
Daun. Ser po~itperwaItsr pom Dauu eos
isst Sru. WOris tn @sasn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-05-14
ut 8 $.
Wereiniate Staaten.
G%orreiponbeuj.
Alexandria, Sanion &c., Q

&leranbria, Sanion 60, Q. ..
0isberum Elm 2~arsmburssr bsimsssan.
gen. Sc tit mir bsuts bic traurise 4uf9abs
9eworben, ben 2eiern Der v@atette" bas
Sini1eiben zines yalten 2uremburserS"
aa melben. Infer S9waser &arl Roof
aus Dim i'm 9uremburs sebirtis, unb felt
benz Sabre 1868 biebsr mad amerita eins
%gewanbsrt, 1T ndmIi9 am 80. apriI, I'M
5auie ieinsr Go9ter &atb. Wasner In
Meranbria, mad turssm &rantenIassr,
woblperieben nit ben 81. S%terbeiatramen:
ten, In einem Alter pom SO Sabren, rubi9
TIM perm snti9Iufen. &arl &oob war
fem santes 2eben lang, ein s~laubenstreusr
&atbolit unb fir i'm bate Der Gob teinen
StadsI. &ubis fab er ieiner naben auf'
l6iuns entsesen unb obne &f nnb
S1mer3 purbe er, mite cine vreife 5ru9t~
ei~nseiammeIt su ieinsn 0dtsrn. Seins
@emablin @liiabstb par INN i6on felt
etwa 10 Sabrsn i'm Tobe poraussesansen
unb felt Der 8sit pobnte er NIT feinsr God
ter. Don Nab unb Sern waren feline
Rinber unb ndditen Inperwanbten berbsts
aeeiIt um benz geritorbsnen bic lette @brs
5u srpsiien unb bic subIrei9e getbeiIisuns
am 9ssrdbniBe 3eiste, mite iebr Der 8eritor'
bene bic 49tmns ieiner Witbiirser senoB.
Mit benz aufri9ttsen @uni6e, baS Der
Cine ober glnbsrs ieiner SabIrei6en Be-
fannten bur6 bieis Noti3 ieinss abIebens
mSae teposen psrbs, ibm ein anbd9tises
Sater Infer nadsubstsn, 3ei4nst a&tunsss
pou Sbr ALLOTMENT
0it. @bIertnser.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-05-14
0robberso8tbum.

Simmer Ger preiie iiber oen Perso9
aoolpb pom uaiiau, oen 4e9enten
oes 6roeberso9tbums SUI
rembur9.
Fir babsn uns bis Wibs nidt psrbries
fFen, nod weitere llmfrass BET ben
bel llutertbanen sc. Sobsit bss Sers
rItIpb pon Nafau ~ baltsn. Guns
~, ~ wtr Sefrast unb iber ibn iprss
ale wuBten nur ben @sre@tiss
tar ostr Wannssmutb unb has offsns
soa streieu bes 5srtOss gu Iobsn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-01
THE VIRGINIA DEMOCRATS.
Judge Harris Says They VIII Have q
Walk-Over at the Election this Fall.

Judge John T. Harris Of Virginia, is at the
Metropolitan hotel. He Is credited with being
the best informed man in his state on Virginia
politics. He was a candidate for the demo-
cratic nomination for governor, and is now one
OF the board Of canvassers
II am going into Virginia tonight" he said
to STAR reporter this morning. 81 am going
to make my appointments and take the stump
from now to the close Of the campaign"
"What is the outlook for the electon?" the
reporter asked.
The republicans never had such a show for
defeat BEFORE" was the answer. II am not
speaking extravagantly, never do, but tell
you the republicans are in hopeless condi-
ton. White republicans are leaving Malone
all the while and the democrats will have a walk
over"
'Is it true that the administration and the
republican national committee are helping
Malone in the election?"
Il see nothing to indicate" was the reply,
that Mr.. Harrison is interfering with the state
election. l do not believe he is Nor do /
think that the national committee is active or
that any amount OF money is being sent into the
state. do not think that much money is being
spent or is possessed by either party for use in
the campaign.
There is no use trying to estimate the demo-
cratic majority" he added ''but it will be
large. The tariff is not entering into the fight,
The democratic party in the south cannot b.
split on that question as long as all the neg }
voters are on one side"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-01
MARYLAND REPUBLICANS.
Resolutions Passed at Their State Cone
ventiou Today.

WESTMINSTER, Nd, Oct This is Tn OF
year, state controllership the only Office 90 be
hiled, and 80 there Is not quite the usual inter-
est manifested in the state convention. In
forming the platform resolutions introduced
this afternoon were referred 10 the committee
on resolutions
These resolutions favor first, the enactment
OF aregistration Of election Law which en-
braces the salient features Of the Australian
ballot system; second. the restriction and regu-
iation OF the liquor traffic virtually high
license; third, the resssessment OF property
throughout the state, the latest one being
made in 1876; fourth. colored teachers being
employed In all colored schools and the exten-
sion OF educational facilities for colored people
higher education for their race (it denounces
the alleged systematic attempts 20 disfranc hise
and Intimidate the negro); fifth. the restriction
Of the privileges granted by the state 20 the
oyster dredgers who are depicting the Chesa-
peake oyster beds.
Daniel +. Conklin as chairman Of the repub-
lican state central committee, called the con-
vention to order. After the reading Of the list
of delegates DIR. Jacob J. Weaver. jr. of Carroll
county was made temporary chair
man and Capt Frank q. Duhurst OF
Baltimore temporary secretary. A COMMITTEES
on credentials and permanent organization,
one from each county and Legislative district oi
Baltimore was formed; no contests Of delegates
pending.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-01
DOESN'T WANT THE APACHES.
Gov. FOwle's Vigorous Protest Against
the Transfer of Geronimo and His Band.

Secretary Proctor has received letter from
Gov. Fowle of North Carolina objecting in very
decisive terms to the transfer Of Chief Geronimo
and his band of Apaches from their present
location at Mt. Vernon Barracks, Fla, to tract
OF land in North Carolina The Secretary said
this morning that Gov. Fowle had informed
him that he would reach Washington today and
talk over the matter personally. The Secre-
tary also intimated that the depart
ment will probably take no imme-
diate steps toward the ,transfer in
view Of the nearness of the session of Congress.
during which the case will undoubtedly be dis
cussed. He added that he had been told by
the medical officers Of the army that it would
be exceedingly dangerous to move the Indians
at this time Of year. owing to their extreme
susceptibility to lung diseases. They have be-
come well acclimated at Mount Vernon and
sudden change Of climate might be too much
for their health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-01
A PASTORS DOUBLE LIFE.
The Reverend Gentleman In Jail fol
Bigamy.

CHICAGO, Oct. Ia local paper says: A
Canadian pastors double life was brought to
light by the police last evening. At the armory
the reverend gentleman, Frederick I. Mcleod by
name, walked the floor of cell, detained on a
charge of adultery and bigamy. In another
cell was his alleged wife, her eyes red with
tears and her babe in her arms. Mr. and Mrs.
Mcleod were arrested at their home last even
ing on warrants sworn out by Mrs. Mary Nc
Leod of Central Economy, MS. The COM
plainant pretty blonde, said that Rev. Mr..
Mcleod married her two years ago while pastor
of the Congregational church at Central Econ
omy. He was driven out of town not long
after that she said, ION account of a family
matter and came to Chicago. He has been
here now two years, but did not hear Of his
second marriage until this month at once
came from Nova Scotia and had a warrant for
arrest sworn out. l have one child, a boy fif-
teen months old" Mr.. Mcleod refused to
make any statement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-01
POwDERLY'S PLANS.
He Will Go Over the Whole Question
of the Southwest strike.

ST. Louis, Oct. L-Terrence V. PowdcSly,
general master workman of the Knights OF
Labor, will undoubtedly go over the whole
question of the southwest strike and show that
he was not responsible for its failure. He will
not probably answer the char &c that he has
squandered the orders funds but he will
nevertheless, have to show a clean bill of health
for the orders finances He has called q secret
session, to which all the irreconcilable ex-
members have been invited Most of them de-
cline TO enter the star chamber meeting. Shaw,
who asserts that Powderly failed TO account for
SsOO.O00 and that the executive committee was
cognizant of the plots TO blow up the st. Louis
bridge, refuses emphatically to 20 into any
thing but an open session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-01
THE NEW STATE ELECTIONS.
Probable Outcome Of the Elections Be.
ing Held Today.

BISMARCK, n. OAK, Oct IA republican
victory In North Dakota at todays elections is
conceded although there are those who be-
heve that the democratic candidates for Con-
gressmen and governor will be elected The
republican state ticket will be elected. but the
majority will show that this is doubtful state
The chief interest centers IN the legislature,
which will elect two United States Senators
The republicans have q majority. but not as
great as heretofore, when that body has been
almost solidly republican. There will be at
least twenty democratic members and possibly
twenty-five. Ex-Gov. Pierce is a pretty sure
winner in the United States senatorial fight
The republican majority in the state will not
be more than 1000 and possibly less than
5000.
MONTANA GENERALLY DEMOCRATIC.
HELENA, MONT, Oct. 1.--H betting is any cri-
terion of what the result Of the first state cleo
tion in Montana will be then the democrats will
have their entire ticket elected when the polls
close tonight At least q quarter of a million
is staked on the result in Helena alone. most of
1t in the ratio of $1,000 on Toole, democratic
nominee for governor, to $500 on Power, re-
publican candidate. Even money has been the
rule on bets on Maginnis and Carter candidates
for Congress, while on the legislative ticket
the democrats, to get bets, have been compelled
to give odds of two to one. A careful estimate
OF the result today shows the following: Toole
will have 800 majority. McGinnis about 800
less, legislature democratic by majority.
The republicans will probably elect the lieu
tenant governor. with greater probability of
getting in Judge Blake, candidate for justice Of
the supreme court.
GOOD REPUBLICAN OUTLOOK IN WASHINGTON
SEATTLE, WYo., Oct. democrats and re-
publicans throughout the territory concede
that the election today will result in a general
victory for the republican ticket The legisla-
tive ticket will run much closer than was at
first supposed, the republicans claiming a ma
jority Of Is.
EVERYTHING REPUBLICAN IN SOUTH DAKOTA.
sioux FALLS, DAK., Oct. 1.-South Dakota
votes on the ratification of her constitution, on
prohibition as a separate article, on the loca-
tion of temporary capital, On the choice of
state officers. state legislature and two Con-
gressmen. The parties have kept up show Of
making political campaign, but there has
been in it no life or spirit, as no one has ven-
tured to question the fact that the republicans
would have everything their own way