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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1889-06-13
Eyan Will Not BE Recalled.

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE Herald's
Washington correspondent says the re-
port that Minister Egan. now en- route to
his post in Chill has been recalled by the
state department on account of the re-
cent developments i'll the Cronin MUIR
der case, is strenuously denied by the
officials Of the department. More than
this, Mr.. Blaine has no intention OF re-
calling Mr.. Egan. unless some better
reasons be assigned than those already
,,,;pfa1
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1889-06-13
Cole Younger Drowned.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., June 12. = Cole
Younger. notorious outlaw, while at
tempting to ford river on horseback on
Saturday, was drowned. Ernest Viii
liams, who has been a partner of
Youngers in several thieving escapades,
was the only witness to the accident.
His stories of the drowning OF his pal
were SO conflicting that he was arrested
and is held to await the recovery of
Youngers body.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1889-06-13
Scanian Says IL Is Il Lie.

CHICAGO, June lin letter to The
Inter Ocean John F. Seaman SAYS:
please permit me to say that your
Washington correspondent must have
been a victim of some fair romancer as
far as the facts are concerned, when he
states that my late visit to that city was
for the purpose of having the president
recall Patrick Egan. My visit to Wash
ington was on purely private business
and Mir. Egan's name was not mentioned
by me nor by the president during my
interview
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1889-06-13
A Stutsman County Farmers Barn
Burns, and Seven Horses
are Roasted Alive.
Mrs. Klapp's Musical Last Night
College Entertainment
Thursday Night.
Notes From the Tournament at
Fargo-Says the Road IS an
Assured Thing.
seven Horses Cremated.

Richard Hall, a farmer living about Il
miles southwest of the city in the Beaver
district, lost his barn Tuesday by fire.
Seven horses which were in the barn
were roasted alive. The building was
insured for $1OO; the horses we're unin-
sured. The origin of the fire is unknown.
The value of the barn is estimated at
between $500 and $4OO. Mr.. Halls to-
tai loss is put at about 81 300.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1889-06-13
Eltlridge News.

4 nine of jamestown youngsters came
out to Eldridge Tuesday to introduce
curved pitching and throw the Eldridge-
ties ''into the SOUP" But alas for things
hu man! The farmers ''put it onto" the
city boys and made the circuit OF the
bases 81 times. The score was as fol-
lows:
Innings. 2s 6 IS 9-iotal
Kldridge,. 2 2 = o 81
jamestown 1 0 O. 10
The personnel Of the teams was as fol-
lows:
Eldridge McGillivray, Horn
by, Severn, Vessey, Pannell, Cornwall,
Meyers, Willis.
Jane stown--Brown, Lyon, Danner,
Allen. Stetson, Dickey, Lucien, Picard,
BALDWIN.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1889-06-13
A New Railroad to the Coast
Supposed to be Backed by
the Illinois Central.
Surveyors Are at Work on the
New Route-Pierre the
sa-. Initial Point.
Indians at Rosebud Agency Sign.
ing the Treaty-News Of s
the Northwest. e

PIERRE, S. D., June lis. J. Bills,
OF Dubuque, and George NJ. Nix, Of
Sioux Falls, civil engineers. with a party,
will start to survey a railroad through to
the Pacific coast, probably touching at
Minnesota, in the Black Hills, mailing
Pierre the initial point on the Missouri.
Work on the survey will last some Ave
months. The road is called the Midland
ard Pacific. and is supposed to be
strongly backed by the Illinois Central.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1889-06-13
The Fargo Tournament.

The Sixth annual convention OF North
Dakota Firemen opened Tuesday morn
ing a. Fargo, the delegates being well
coined by Mayor Newman. At the asso-
cations business meeting Judge Frank
Gray, OF Wahpeton,was elected president
and George Juergens, cashier OF the
First National bank Of Devils Lake, was
elected secretary. It was decided to hold
the next tournament and convention at
Devils Lake. ..s..,.s
No. Q last night carried another large
delegation OF jamestown people to the
tournament. Manager Lieber went
down with the band. 1t IS estimated
that there now over fifty Jamestownpeo
pie in Fargo.
The following items are from this
mornings Argus:
Louie Bloom, the jamestown boomer
and Jolly good fellow, had it in for the
boys last night - :,
"a paper entitled The Benefits of Hand
and. Chemical Engines to Towns was to
have been read by George G. Eager, but
on account of the dangerous illness OF
friends he could not attend.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1889-06-13
Grand Army Encam pm ent Rates.

MILWAUKEE, June lit appears that
the &. A. K. veterans to the number of
10000 or more. who expect to attend
the annual encampment here, are not to
get the cent mile rate asked for.
Advices have been received that the
Western States Passenger association at
a recent meeting, failed to act on the
matter, and Chairman Abbott is quoted
as saying they would not rescind the
previous resolve to make the rate fare
and a half for the round trip.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1889-06-13
College Entertainment.

The closing exercises of the jamestown
college will be held at the Presbyterian
church Thursday evening, June 13, 1889.
The following Is the program:
Prayer. .--
Instrumental Solo. Coral Caves
Lillian McGinnis. e
Essay. -. ................ ..."Speak kindly
Ellen MattSOn.
Recitation n..........."A Leak in the Dyke
~. Nellie Vincent.
Solo-The Lighthouse by the Sea. .Chas. A Davis
Mr.. George T. HOlgate
Essay. ..............." "HOpe, Our Guiding Star
Myra B. Porter.
Recitation. 1.-The Bridal Wine Cup
Grace Vincent.
Instrumental Solo-''On Wings of Mu-
Mrs. +. Klapp.
Recitation. 1.-THE Court Lady
Gertrude Tilden. ...
Vocal Duett. :. "Ct few Sells
Grace Vincent and Myra B. Porter.
La SOnnambula. ................ ........... Leybacn
Myra b. Porter
BcnedictiOn. ...aa.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1889-06-13
Notice..

The meeting of the board of trustees
for North Dakota Hospital for the Ir-
sane has been postponed until the Goth
inst, on account of inability Of secretary
to attend before that date. The time for
receiving bids for coal will be extended
until said Goth cf June.
f. B. FANcHER, Pres
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1889-06-13
The Ninth Musical.

m, 11: =; +ho nrorrono which
Inc 1olloWlhg ls Cho PAos1" 1"uA
was rendered 1uesudy aC Vno iosi'o.Aoo
of Mrs. johnson Nlckeus, the occasion
bo;po tho n;n@h musical of Mrs. F, Klapp.
Ao p"A on'0 " .'
were present. Everybody eAplesSeu oo-
light at the proficiency OF the pupils, anu
tho ovidant GOOD results of their instruc-
M ,,,s, mo. ,ss;stad nv Mrs
o - u.lo.o+o .s
II. II. ADAMS anu MI Oeo' Aloi s"oo' "0
Will DO seen ny Guo dccoAP"iAJ A'AS P
Gram.
,Jis..s t%or, and r1ossie Wells
-. -, VosS
uiss Addie OFT
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1889-06-13
Sabin Sues for Divorce,

Sr. PAUL, June 1.-THE Pioneer Press
says that D. NJ. Sabin has sued for di-
vorce from his wife on the grounds of
habitual drunkenness. The matter
canses much comment, and it is sadly
regretted that such step should become
necessary. The Globe says the divure
has already been granted, though so
quietly that few knew of the matter.
There was no answer by Mrs. Sabin.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1889-06-13

age was fully as great as this year, show
ing that we have had succession OF
very dry years. All indications point to
a summer of very low temperature in this
region, which argues we'll for a bounte-
GUS yield of grain.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1889-06-13
Carpet Baseing in Dakota Politics.

WASHINGTON, June 11.-Congressman
Dorsey of Nebaska has formed a cam
paignlng party to spend few weeks in
Dakota subsequent to the adjournment
of the constitutional convention, to be
held this month. Among those who will
compose the party are Congressman
Mckinney of Ohio, Burrows of Michigan
and Bayne of Pennsylvania.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1889-06-13
JUNE

laborers tnan has heretofore been paid
and that the result will be at least a tenn
porary cessation of work. Under pres
ent management the wages have been So
per day and food furnished. Under the
state management wages are to be re-
duced to ~ so per day with board fur
niShfd them.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1889-06-13
The Rlaine's Go to- Bar Har6or.

WASHINGTON. June II. - Secretary
Blaine and family will leave the latter
part of this month to spend the season at
Bar HarboT.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1889-06-13
Relief for Lock Haven.

Lock HAVEN, Pa, June l2.-Liberal
quantities of provisions which have been
coming to this city, have been freely dis
and clothing have also been sent from
MilIhall. Queens Run, Wayne and Lock-
port, relieving many destitute persons at
those places.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1889-06-13

26, II, 2S and 20. Reports from towns
along the Northern Pacific state that
there will be a large delegation and
bands from all towns in Minnesota and
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1889-06-13
l.aborers Are Leaving.

Hundreds of the laborers are leaving
to-day and by evening their numbers
will be greatly reduced. This is bat the
beginning of the outpouring that will set
in tomorrow. The opinion is gaining
strength that Gen. Hastings has made a
serious saistake in Offering less to the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
,n,,v ISD EIYY INTELLIGENCE

Washington. NAV 2-Assissnt Surgeon w N. Borden
,,s h.n relieved from ducy At Fort NnRg"d Trha- ana
,a o, ,.no,t To the commanding general Department
-, Te,aa Captain John f. Green Ordnance Department
rs b,sn ordered from the Eeniok Arsenal 10 IN" STATE
rn -, Instruction at PcrkskiIl Oh business connected
With the erection Of coast battery FOR The H'at9 Of
New.York ,, :, ,.,
chief Engineer John Lowe has been ordered 10 SPECIAL
ANY =, III. Vulcan Iron Works. Chicago; Ems Jar"s
q DOYLE has been detached from the Cohs1"suoh Ahd
placed waiting orders - " ,
rhe record, of the following Naval ofeefs r"com ndcd
49, ,ho Hoard Of Examiners for promotion hay" been sub
,,cd 70 tho President for his acton Commander John W.
m.u,, IN t4 captain Lieutenant Commander u schfcc
o. h commander and Passed Assistant Psymasot George
A. Deernp to be paymaser'
The Alliance arrived at Buonos hyfrs to-day on her
wsy TO the United States.
Rear. Admiral George r Belknap. under dab OF foko
hama April T. has Issued general order assuming CON-
,.rA n, ,he Asiatio squadron All others Issued by his
will continue in force until further instruction
M, us,sonsl STAFF viii composed Of Captain Frederick
" neNar chief Of stsn Lieutenant Commander George
A. HorrA fas lieutenant; Lieutenant Commander c. H.
IVES. DAG secretary: Naval Cadet c. D. britain. AIDE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
MRS. CaRTEES ALLEGED MISDERDS
SENSATIONAL TESTIMONY IN TIE NOTED CHlcA

SENSATIONAL TESTIMONY IN TIE NOTED CHfch
co DIVORCE CASE
Chicago, May tSpccab.-The sensational nafuN
of the testimony suced at the Carter trial yesterday
drew an unusually largo crowd TO judge Janliesons
cnir, room To day A deposition rad from Mrs
Kate Gantl,y who employed as chambrmald al tho
looper,,own Hotel al the time Mrs. Garter was there
-hr saw Mrs Carter early on" evening In loo2 drink
tnr with a man. who she thought was Mr. Gregory ous
Of a glass I'm which there two straws. Interest
was quickly aroused when the reading OF the deposition
u Henry Crawford begun Mr.. Crawford Knows ooin
parties 20 the suit ltc saw Mrs. Carter at the Bruns-
wick In Ncw-lUrk. in April. 1854 She went mo
the nom ncSr 10 Mr. CrawOri's apartment ana no
hoard her voice I'm pIcr". well az the voice OF
man This was about II 30 O'Clock az night. Mr.
(rawtnris recollection Of what Mrs Carter said was
I'm, abe loved him truly and that the letter which
she then gave him rad Al his journeys end would
show what her sentiments w"rr 10 him. The man
corcJ IN hc An IIulS 10 say Good evening" but she
inn urrd him 10 stay littlc longer
TIE urNt evening Mr.. Crawford hoard her talking
,o a man whom he called .Dr. 81 brt.' I" Or. JIM
and Jim This after o'clock In the morning
sbc Sa.d AMONG other things that She loved him b"tcr
than any one cl>.' earth. and thar II h" said tho
word she would leave her husband AMI child Tor him
Mr. Crawfnrls deposition went on To stato
that Mrs carter ard " Or. Jim" hal snothor III
trry!cv Gn tho third evening. She asked tho loc-
'ur II h" did not think her ts>te III hos''J
Vas good and renewed her pmesta'tonS OK
love Mr. Crawford dcpo>ei that his wife Waheu
10 ring up tn office, and call the CLERK up I" '"o
roiu To have him stop the carrying on In the next
room. Mr.. Crawford restrain Il her, because nc u'a
not want to prcciptatc a scandal
hpuugh Mrs. Carter already knsv the nature
e trawforl's deposition, II had bed sne't upon
Lrr Ia day. when >h' heard the lawyers erar ~
,,,l again tho fearful story Her face seemed p
tale on deeper lines. aud her lips grew nlS ant
var,l,pl The afternoon session was wruP, 49,
the reading 81 dppD>ifuu~ rGarting MIS-.
.Nrrndturrs IN New-lurk and abroad. one VI mn'
d"pu>or>. made by clerk of The bruhs" IN ,t"ns
Ir;,dc,,u, siairm"nf[ OF Mir Crawford a" 7" i"alo
OF rooms, and also gave II a> me oplnn! !" , tn
clerk hat MIR Crawford could no. have o'crhcAa %
his room the conversations stated III tAo r@h"s~
lawyers deposition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
ANATI0RAL DANGER!
To " Mail and Express" Investigate" q Fe"r''' D'
ea.e thar is Iiule Undcrs.ood-An Enormos' h'''
Verse Than Any that Has Threatened THIS La""'

tExrass Es,r. FORK Mail a~d ETpfs"i -
Few weeks 90 by In which the community 10 NV
startled by the intelligence that sOmo man Oh p'o"'
has suddenly been secluded in asylum OF soi"e p
rural retreat. The next that IL heard Of him - ' ~
pcrts cerebral affections have pfonOunce1 his
parsis' Parcsisl The OF the ego slow oesse
in e-that Is paresis. AZ least three whose names Hs
known all over the land In or near New ioiH
awaiting the certain end and there Is not an in'Sne
asylum in the country in which there are nos numefou:
Of persons Of minor individual Importance u''
to death by parcss
within ten years II has constantly and with aafm-
Ing rapidly increased In the United States until now 10
Is no. too much to ;0y that Il Is our NaUnss Gen, Il
mos apt fall upon those who are brightest most men
"Dr Allen MeLane Hamilton who 1. recognise, b ::
one u the highest authorities on mental dseass ID Ia
CI" "h for the pSp,s d ibis ''
I great al Of It In various asylums and INST.
I'll asss:s
nna s nf . scaa In
apDdss and Sns
.esA5 SD s csr sS e
Any one VINO w T y, sn hard g, ,s &. e as
oa sasy Of .sGh0 Ss and arc ~ S
Of the blood vessels Of the brain which results in
VIII such facts staring US IN Ss face and s,n NE be-
&; . 4ss . p sSa rs sss
INK md for :. .. Ss
y Sna Of s vsss.. srss ss SSs @
Gms snoT. s Go FL ~snb Vim c,s, 1s
!a pure and sSsntac remedy ss gar. .s,so tn IL
Of Sc;. nerve s.a
!: FRI" bss sd ev"y@SSc and doing such great SSOa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
BipTISTS ~ SOCIAL Union.
HOLDING A LADIES MEETIN" At DtLmosl''

HOLDING A LADIES MEETING AT DELMoSi'os
I'll, Baptist social Union OF Manhattan Islam n'%
Ladies, rnc,,Ing NJ DclmoaIco's last evening pN"
J. Rowland presided a. tn dinner. and at It's r1Os.
,rtr,,,uccd M, Rev. Dr. William Lloyd. who spo"
ON The Relation Of AIT to Religion He SAID I"
part u ,,.v
a. a, ,,,..i,n I'm some Tangible form, and from me
"a,ir,t Zines religion has been cNprr>Si IN ,ish m
49," AZ 40, :, ,.. boon giving way To realism. saint az
no longer presented WITH hsns aro" tAo'T non
u L,, anrcast Of the mental activity OF tho tunes,
AMI ,H,rT ha rccrnty bean wonderful lnrsrm'" ";
n' ~, maturity Of people In their perception OF
,', @ tir,,trs tho beautiful AMI the she,ic;
Trr ,hnnd no Longer sever >c m me hTa ss.cS
~, 80, churhrs It's alton Its music and Us pro*
i = ~ - "rn.irp has been often asked whether We
.ball have PICTURES IN our rhnrhr. say, why HU sn
Why should We not ave heanlitui pictures %
1h, Rev. william F. Taylor of Orange, ~ j.. A'''
,,,k, on the same sub ccf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03

Gsp ana Delaware, the slatngton and New England
the Pennsy ivsnia, Slatington and New England IN,
Pennsylvania, PouehkeepsIe and Ncw-Ensland al Oh
which were finally merged into one company, whose
franchises claimed by the Harrisburg and New
England Company, organized November >, l77o' p''
II proceeded about Its work so slowly that the rem
sylvania, Poughkeepse and Boston Railroad CompaN
organized and began work Immediately II nos
several steam shovris and about 800 mon AZ work
between Slatington and Portland and expects 70 po
able run trains by July. Tho Harrisburg anu wv" W
En- gland today asked for preliminary ,on
restrain mo Pennsylvania. Pouehke"pSl" anu io"s
Company from building OH Its proposed r0"te' 'o'T
litigation is expected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
, p.,ruICr-pr iSyIvFRSARY IN PIT-TRURG.

Trttsburg May tspeciA,.-Heuah5 HOME WI
many miraculous cures by faith sr said t" 'aN" bo''
n.r,orred d,y celebrated It's third Anniversary. II
f. the house formerly occupied by General J. H. Moore
head At his death the old homestead hH I" h'N
DAUGHTER Jane who became convert TO Il" fal'".rnM
theory and turned the mansion into h" pi'a Tor cur
by prayer and faith. Three hundred persons crowded
vba, .; once the saloon parlor bu' IS now III" chahe
!ney Of all conditions. including N" pima AM
the lame 4 service OF prais" and thanksgiving Wa
,ros,,ed over nv Miss Moorchced Anl Professor John
Morrow superintendent Of the pubic $ hoods OF Me
ehcuy CITY. The home has now seven Inmates wall
ing for euro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
bF1'RJ'r ~ AZ TMpDRT INT LAW STlT

Chicago May -. An important deere" entered
hy Judge Tu"y to-day In the lonVcon'rst"d case of the
J. ". Butlrr Paper Company NR' the John H. JET
fry Printing Company. As r. his former decision.
IN the Jrir'> litigation, Judge 1ulcy rulr that thrr
Wa a scheme the part Of Jrnrry and others to
wreck the COMPANY IT." deere" provides that within
tirry days - X TCnncy. the lawyer, shall pay to the
receiver 80 9:i-, Emrua Jeffrey, Sii 20 Burr Rob
Tins, ~ :.G3 - aii the ". q. T"r PaIrr Company.
Fl-.l1T The PERSONS named arr iNuNr 10 whom
Jeffrey confessed Judgment Tie receiver f. TO hlS
,rLuic tn. FUND. under the direction 81 the court,
TO the rrrlnI1 and sta, hhul,l"rS. G"urgr r. PumC
roy i found l." unit ~ act receiver, aad Ben-
linlu T. Ray /, appointed Instead. III" deere" dUrS
not end TIE litigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
RENEWING NEGOTIATIONS.
NORTHERN PACIFIC IN CHICAGO.
. rRArp1C AGREEMENT WITH WISCONSIN CEN
gRAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS no Be
eEoPrNED WITH UNION PAO1Ffo.

A rRAEPIC AGREEMENT WITH WISCONSIN CEN
rRAL MISUNDERSTANDING no BE
eEopxNED WITH UNION PAUffo.
The directors OF the Northern Pacific Railrosd Ooni'
nany were In session several burs yesterday win d.
r.ctor. r,ha,,ss o. Wright Of Philadelphia, and Bray
ton Ives and W. D. Bail, of this city, absent Mr.
fvss wss detained by the work Of removing MS ONCE
and Mr. Wright was sick, although he sent ie''ol
which, was construed an approval OF the eApe'.ea
action of the board. No explanation VI MT DUH
absence was advanced. a communicative" was "
ccved from President Charles Francis ADAMS Vi 'no
I-nIon Pacific proposing a tlackage and uafic agree
rent with the Northern Pacific, by which pesceabe
srnton OF competition in the Pacific Northwest could
be reached.
TIN tome OF Mr. hdams's letter and tho outlines OF
bis proposAs were satisfactory 10 tho Northern IA
c,fc DIRECTOR and they voted to authorize the exrcu'
tive officers to renew negotiations with the ULon Pa
eifo. stated yesterday that tn re was airs,y
sufficient agreement in general principles to warrant
the AZ tation Of harmonious arrangement between
the two companies, which would avert the danger OF
any contest Of rates or war over territory The OASIS
npon which the Northern Pacific rcnews the ncsoua
tons does not involve any guarantee upon oregon
Railway and Navigation, but the Oregon Short Line
will receive benefits, under any agreement, OF mo
Northern Pacific traffic. helping It toward meeting It's
lease obligations to Tie Railway and Navigation Com.
pany
Tho Northern Pacific directors also completed mo
recent negotiations with the Wisconsin Central Com
pany By which the two interests ao closely united
Three contracts edopted none of which involves
Any liability on the part OF tie Northern Pacific be
yond the obligations of traffic agreement The first
contract binds the Wisconsin Central TO handle the
business Of tho Northern Pacific between Chicago ana
81. Paul and between Chicago and Ashland. The
second contract provides for modification OF the
contract between The Wisconsin Central and the Chi
eagu aud Great Western haroad Company, cor
poration controlling the terminal facilities used by
the Wisconsin Central al Chicago, by which The
Northern Pacific receives the of these terminal
properties
The Northern Pacific is also 10 receive 30 per cent
OF all profits sccruing TO the Chicago ana Great
Western Company after payment OF the nXed charges
Of that company Is provided In the thru Confat
that Onc-haf Of tie Wisconsin (cntra+ lh'cftS' ~
the contract with the terminal company shail oe
assigned to the Northern Pacific. The contracts
Assure 70 the Nortlcrn Pacific entrance to Ch!Cafo
and the enjoyment Of the facilities now possessed by
the Wisconsin Central. without disturbing INC re-
lailons between the Wisconsin Central and tho Chicago
and Great Western. except so far as they have Deem
mod fol TO accomplish The purpose indicard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
poryD TIE STA SERPESr TO BE GREAT 7REE

New H~dfnri, Mass, May 2-The three a'"i
schooner Nathaniel Lark, Captain CovcrNae arrived
hare To- night from, Ferrard,na with luIbc' for the
uev Hathaway MIL. On Apr!l % tho captain sighted
what looked like the famous sea-serpent, with heal
far above the sea level The object proved to b" a
,tp.n,c tree and the serpcnts head wsN bra Oh,
,tcb nroiected fully twenty feet In the air. 1t Is a
dangerous OTIS trucuOn to navigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03

\ mo'l.y crowd collected nj the I"NrlE0n
Market Court yC.'c'dW mol1inc II was com
p,soi Of the prrf"s,Ir.al thicv"s who had been
arrested Ia pr'v.u' them fr NJ plying their Uccn-
pat durn- IA" Centennial celebration, together with
Their ficnG, a"d ale vhp hid com" Ia 80 them
arrLQhcd S",cutN on" 81 H." thI'N,~ w"r' hruuS't
hf u" jug". and 10 cuu',lart being mad" against
th"ru they were discharged. T1ry quietly waikrl
Out u tie cO"t Oli idliirg over u"!r MISFORTUNE
in not being alb to Sc tho paTSl"s.