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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-28
East End Residences.


CIMEN AVE.-s5 sOO-NEAR LINDEN BOIL
~ LEVARD place, a beautiful frame dwelling
of ten rooms. reception hall, bathroom, W. c.,
laundry, electric light wires: all modern conven-
fences; lot 35xl00 send for large catalogue free.
BLACK BAIRD, s5 Fourth avenue ALE
COUTH HIGHLAND DAVENUE-GOOD BRICK
- house; rooms: bath: inside W. c.. stationary
washstand; large airy hall; both gases: laundry;
porches front and rear: house handsomely papered
and decorated; finest location and street in East
End; price s, 700 81 500 down, 81. 600 per year.
oct2s-95Tuws+
CUMMERLEA ST. - g. SEQ - NEAR ELLIS
y WORTH avenue, very pretty Queen Anne
frame dwelling of nine rooms, reception hail. YES
tibue. bathroom. stationary washstand. w. C..
hardwood mantels with beautiful cabinet trim
mings tile hearths, elegant chandeliers natural
gas, sliding doors, inside shutters and china clos
cts; large closet in each room: handsomely
lawn: lot 5lx16lx77: near Duquesne electric cars:
very desirable location send for large catalogue,
free. BLACK BAIRD, 50 Fourth avenue A217
CT 3OO-wILL BUY AN ELEGANT TWO
sDls STORY and mansard brick dwelling con-
tanning rooms. large bath with linen closets,
hearths, slate mantels. over which are two mag
nifcent French plate mirrors and some fine fix
lures recently put IN: laundry good, dry cellar,
nat. and art. gas stained windows front and
a side Dorches stepping stone, SIDE entrance, large
PIE & CO., IS Fourth ave. oca6-6s-ruThsus
60 ooO-A TEN-RooM BRICK HOUSE,. WITH
10, recep. hail. hard wood mantcls handsome
tile hearths, sliding DOORS bath. large pantry,
laundry, cement cellar. lot nicely sodded, street
paved and severed. fine sidewalk: lot 5OxI5O; easy
six-minutc walk to both cable lines one minute
from new electric; neIghborhood fine. s. A.
DlCk1E co. Penn and Shady aves., E. E. 24l9
Cd 3OO-F0R GROOM AND FINISHED
Dfe attic house on paved and severed street,
In nne neigh hborhood and only 5 minutes from
cable lines and Z. X. r.: house has slate mantels
sliding doors, front and back porches fine china
closets, goou cellar, etc, and is bargain: a
cozy home; in perfect order. S. A. DICKIE &
CO., Penn and Shady aves., e. E. oc2s-s3-TuwFE
CT 500 4. WILL BUY A FINE MODERN
ID residence on St. Clair St., E. E.. less than
minutes walk TO Fifth avenue cable line and one
square from electric line ;contains rooms sliding
doors, INSIDE shutters, pantry, bath, range both
gases carriage house etc., etc. large lot MORE
LAND q HAAS, 43 Frankstown ave-. e. e.
oc26-9D-TTsu"
G0 SOO-A GROOM AND FINISHED ATTIC,
eDC1 oatn nall, 1. W. c.. front and rear porches,
sate rooi ana mantels, tile bearths nat. and art.
gas, elec. light and bells, all severed etc. this
properly is within two squares Of either cable or
eIectrlc roaos: lot 24xl00. i2l5). MOREl4AND & |
oc26-9O-TTsu*
I'd 500-FoRBES ST., NEAR SENECA-A |
eDfS two-story and mansard brick dwelling of |
storeroom and seven dwelling rooms, laundry, |
side entrance. good cellar, house nicely papered,
painted and grained will rent for $40 per month:
BAIRD, s5 Fourth aye. 81. ocis-95-TTh'
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WON'T PAY THE BILL.
Common Council objects TO Putting
Up Cash for the Expenses Of
CHEF BIGELUW'S EUROPEAN TRIP.
The Carnegie Library Commission Asked
to Share the Burden.
BUSINESS DONE By BOTH BRANCHES
CHEF BIGELUW'S EUROPEAN TRIP
BUSINESS DONE By BOTH BRANCHES

Schenley Park has proven a special provi-
dence 10 Councilmen with oratorical aspira-
tons, and has furnished them with topics
for sarcastic, humorous, pathetic and inau-
cial efforts, according to the characteristics
Of the speaker.
The meeting of both branches of Council
Yesterday wres:ied with Schenley Park
problems. Common Council failed to pass
the resolution recompensing Chief Bige!ow
for the expenses incurred by his visit to
Mrs Schenley, while Select Council passed
the ordinance providing for the purchase of
10 acres of land for an entrance TO the park,
the purchase money, S75, 900, to be paid in
lump. but objected to the engagement of a
New ork landscape architect to lay out the
park, while Common Council was unani-
mously in favor of such action.
Chairman Holiday, of Common Council,
read TO that body an opinion from City At
torney Noreland or the legality of reso-
luton to pay the expenses of the trip OF
Chief Bigelow and his party 10 England to
secure the option on the Schenley Park en-
trance. Mr.. Moreland said that the trip
was taken for the public good and the pay
ment OF the costs was strictly legal.
LIKES THE OLD CUSTOMS BEST.
Mr. Bigham-I move that this resolution
be Indefinitely postponed. 1t has been the
custom .or all extraordinary expenditures
TO be met by the persons interested. Coun-
cilmen and city officers paid for draping
Ciry Hall when Garfield died, when Grant
died and when Mayor Blackmore died The
crane on Nj. Carnahan's chair, by my side. was
paid for by a subscription by members OF Coun-
cll Since the new plan has prevailed the
chiefs have gone here. there and elsewhere,
and have charged the expenses to the city.
The Controller has issued warrants for these
bills He wouldn't do it for the committees
yet the law is the same now as then. This is
The first time We have had chance to bring
tbIs question UD ana settle on what is right.
AS Tor uais resolution. 1 am opposed to il.
From newspaper report l understand that the
party consisted OF Chief Bigelow Mrs.
HlGelgw. Jaine B., scott, resident
of Allegheny and Thomas D. CaTnahan.
] want to know how This money spent.
Whether this 800 is for Mr.. BiCelow's eX- |
VeuseS or for the whole party Who asked |
these people TO 20 to England for the city? l |
am a member of the Park Committee, and l !
never knew OF il. l understand the Controller, /
that watch dog of the treasury. who keeps SO /
get through, had issued a warrant for this bill,
ami il WAS not until Mavor Gourlev interiered |
tlat 1t was stopped, This matter was con- !
slQereu a = meeting of the Finance Committee.
! am member of that committee. but got no |
notice Of that meeting. I don't say that the |
Controller did not send me notice, but do |
say that never got the notice.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-28

WAGON COVERED WAGON; 2-HORSE
w wagon in good condition; state price and
where Il can be seen. II. +. W., Dispatch office.
oc2S-Is
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NEW AND SECONDHAND CARPETS
IN and furniture. piano, organ and miscella-
neous goods at auction
TUESDAY MORNING, October Is,
at 10 o'clock
At the rooms, No. 3ll Market ST.
Fifty pieces of Wilton, velvet, body Brussels
and ingram carpets, rugs. bedding. hair and
husk mattresses, folding beds, dressing cases.
wardrobes, bedsteads, chlffoniers, chamber
suits, handsome parlOr suits, rattan, leather,
patent, cane and wood seat, chairs and rockers
center tables, bookcases secretaries cabinets
desks, hall racks. china closets, extension Ia
bles, sideboards, dinner, tea and toilet SETS lin
oleum, pictures, etc.
HENRY AUCTION CO.,
oc26A AuctiOneers.
HANDSOME PICTURES AT AUCTION
III TUESDAY, OCTOBER %,
at 10 A. M, at No. 3ll Market st.
Fine engravings, paintings. ETC., all hand
somely framed and pleasing subjects
HENRY AUCTION CO., Auctioneers
Oc26-S3
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INIFTH AVENUE. NEAR MoULTRIE-sI1. 600
l. two-story brick building containing store
room lSx30 ana dwelling rooms, hall, bathroom,
hot and cold water, both gases, inside shutters
in parlor: also rear OF lot facing Ann street.
frame dwelling of4 rooms and kitchen, good cellar;
lot 20Nll5 Els Send for large catalogue free, just
out. BLACK BAIRD. 95 Fourth avenue.
oc5-4l-TrSu*
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DARTNER-WITH CAPITAL TO INVEST IN
Il an old established manufacturing business: a
rare chance TO the right party. Address PART
NER, Dispatch Office oc2s-57
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Boarding.

Boarding.
poARD-IN PITTSBURG, ALLEGHENY OR
ID suburbs. ab ut Feb. ], 81. by a gentleman
and wife, with daughter years. son and child
year old: permanent board, either with widow
lady or gentleman anc wife; must have two bed
rooms, sitting room and bath. all warmed and
lighted; gentleman travelling considerably: best
references required and given. Address D., Il
Federal street, Allegheny City. oc24-57-TTFssu
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Business Properties.

business Properties.
A NCHOR COkEWORKS-I00 COKE OVENS, So
IA acres of coal, machinery. ETC., at Dunbar
station, z. X. R.. property of the Pennsylvania
Manufacturing. Mining and Supply Company. and
to be sold positively without reserve at public sale
on Wednesday afternoon, October 29 at O'Clock,
at the Offices of the company, No. 1904 Penn ave.,
Pittsburg: absolute and peremptory sale. Terms,
etc, from l.. MCMULLlN. Attorney, 157 Fourth
ave-, or JAS. W. DRAPE & CO.. Agents and
Auctioneers, l29 Fourth ave., Pittsburg.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-28

DARTNER WITH A FEW THOUSAND
l. dollars (or more) in the lumber business:
only one who is well acquainted with the business
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cd sOO-A GROOM AND FINISHED ATTIC,
eDO, bath, hall, T. W. c.. front and rear porches,
slate TOot and mantels tile bearths. nat and art.
gas, elec light and bells, all severed, etc. :this
properly Is within two squares of either cable or
eIectrlc roaos: lot 24x1O0. i2l5). MOREl4AND &
HAAS, 4S Frankstown ave, e. l.
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and Lodpers.
Horses, Vehicles, Live Stock, Etc.

~ ENTLEMEN - OCCUPANTS FOR FU
VI NlSHED or unfurnished rooms, at 90 ARC
ST.. Allegheny. Reference exchanged. oc2S. 4
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60 o0O-A TEN-ROOM BRICK HOUSE WITH
DO, recep. hail. hard wood mantcls handsome
tile hearths, sliding doors, bath, large pantry,
Laundry. cement cellar, lot nicely sodded. street
paved and severed hne sidewalk; lot 50xI5O: easy
six-minute walk to both cable lines one minute
from new electric; neIghborhood fine. s. A.
oc2S-S3-TuwF*
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y 500-FoRBES ST., NEAR SENECA-A
eD1S two-story and mansard brick dwelling of
stoferoom and seven dwelling rooms, laundry,
side entrance. good cellar, house nicely papered
painted and grained: will rent for $40 per month:
lot zox6o, Send for large catalogue free. BLACK
d BAIRD, 95 Fourth aye. e 81. oci6-95-TTh'
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DERSONAL-W WE HAVE FOR SALE THE
L Encyclopedia Britannica. good as new, sheep
or morocco binding; very. cheap also so, 600 other
books, old and new. FRANK BACON & CO.,
30I SmiLhfied street. SEES
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Suburban Residences.

CLIFTON STATION-FORT WAYNE ROAD
" nice residence, nine rooms AM half-acre lot
fronting Beaver road at Clifton station: only S25
month: cheap. "A. LEGG ATE & SON, 81 Federal
ST., Allegheny. oc2S-16t
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CENTER AVE. - FINE NEW BUSINESS
" property. two-story and mansard brck
press front. stone trimmings, seven rooms and
stOreroom. hall, veStbue, bath. W. c., inside
shutters, all modern improvements; brick stable
in lot runs to n street; prize low and terms
reasonable: investigate. BAXTER THOMPSON
& CO. l62 Fourth ave. oc26-136-TTSuF
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nFFICES--lN GERMANIA SAVINGS BANK
" Building. Wood and Diamond sts.: singly
or in suits: all modern improvements and low
rent. Inquire at THE BANK. oc23-49t
nFFICE-LOw RENT; THE FRONT HALF
" OF large Office on Fourth ave. with use of
complete office furniture, etc. j. Z. kEILLI.T
Diamond St oc25-46f
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PERSONAL.

DERSONAL = BOOKS WANTED-IF you
i have any books to sell, let us know. LEWIS
BOOK STORE. Seventh Avenue Hotel building.
mh7
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Offices, Desk Room, Etc.

DOOMS-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS ON SEC
III ONp floor. with use of bath room, hot and
cold water, at 1s1 THIRD AVE, city. oc2S-i5t
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S7 500 WILL BUY A FINE MODERN
% residence on ST. Clair ST., E. E.. less than
minutes walk 10 Fifth avenue cable line and one
square from electric line contains rooms, sliding
doors, inside shutters, pantry, bath, range, both
gases carnage mouse, ETC., etc. large lot MORE
LAND HAAS, 4S Frankstown ave-. e. K.
oc26-9U-TTsuH
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SOUTH HIGHLAND ID AVEN UE-GOOD BRICK
y house; rooms: bath: inside W. c.. stationary
washstand; large airy hall: both gases: laundry;
porches front and rear r:house handsomely papered
and decorated; finest location and street in East
End; price S, 100 y 500 down, 81 900 per year.
SAMUEL BLACK d CO., SO Fourth avenue.
oct2S-a5Tuws%
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Il s24. 0O0 three-story brick buildings. one of
stoTeroom and dwelling rooms the other of
storeroom and dwelling rooms: both buildings
have hall, bathroom c., hot and cold water,
and both gases: also. three 5-room brick houses in
the rear on Our alley: lot 4lXS0: a good invest
ment. E55. Send for large catalogue free, just
out. BLACK & BAIRD, 95 Fourth ave.
'-." Oc5-44-TuFSuE
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-05
teneral FoRelgn News.


SENIOR BRAHco, the Portuguese novel.
ist, Is dead.
CHAKIR PAsHA, the governor of Crete,
has been summoned TO Constantinople.
Mn. GLADSTONE denies that he ever
stated that the shooting affair at Mitchells-
town and the Siberian atrocities were
parallel outrages.
The customs committee OF the French
chamber Of deputies has rejected pro-
posal TO exempt from duty corn and rice
which are to be used for seed.
THE sentence of Kaloboff. who was
found guilty In the Panitza conspiracy
trial and condemned 10 nine years impris-
onment, has been commuted to exile.
IN the village of jacques de rAchiean.
Oan., twenty-eight houses were burned,
rendering corresponding number OF
families homeless. Losses, SI00, ,O0U.
THRRE is wild speculation In London in
the ahArns Of keataskF Aaa Tennessee
land companies. In some eases the shares
bring from $50 10 500 per cent premium.
The Women's Liberal federation OF En-.
gland viii ask Mr.. Gladstone TO include
the granting Of the franchise to women in
the program OF issues to be settled at the
next general election.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-05
The Captain and Eleven Men
OF a Norwegian Bark
a,s Picked Up at Sea.
The Western Cracker Trust Now
Fully 0rganized---Details Of
...,, g..g the Combine.
Distiller Killed by q United States
"A = Deputy marshal--Sparks
From the Wires s,i

NEW YORK, JunaA. t.i., Fgs
A shipwrecked crew, which had been
rescued from %haf they had dome 10 look
upon as certain death, came into the Now
York port on the steamship Exeter Civ.
The crew consisted OF Capt. i. Heffsrmeht.
First Officer o. Pauisen, Second Officer MI
Knudson and nine seasnen OF the Nurwe.
eian- bark Louis, whseha only Saturday was
reported abandoned Il by the steamship
khospie- ~ The Louis was $50 toms register.
about 30 Seers old and was owned by a.
cooperation located in Dram sren, Norway.
On May 8 We left Ansdens Norway. In
ballast, for Quebec" said the captain.
For the afstt@o days ont We bad fairly
COED weather. although the sra was uuifc
rough md rAn high, MT times. Oa the
morning nf the 10th hurricane was met.
AZ hrst the wind blew lightly. but
INA M q short time II increased, and
vas soon y blowing az terrific
rate a' It' continued with unabated
force until Che issh. SHAN ,s slightly mod
GRATED. IL DurspR thaAe days the storm was
sinply frightful. b Heavy, waves dashed
over our ship, thTowiag her about like 4
cockle- shell. On Che morning OF the 10Th
] was standing on the dscir taking obser- q
vstions. sndaenly an infnsns se wave dashed
np and eoinplstsiy envelopipg the ship,
struck me' and dashed nae sol the deck with /
sufiaoient force TO break my arshGl Il was
taken. below. BY this time the wHteF had
got into the hold. Previous 20 this We
had tolhosse all the sails owing 10 the hur--I
ficans, and on the 10th, which was enc of |
he ssverest days Of tho trip, everything 4
vas tight except the head saiis.; which We,
ised 20 give steering way. At 1C o'clock |
IN the morning OF the 18th I'VE began to
'repare for leaving the ship, although we /
lad little hope of ultimate, rescue. In the i
Meantime we displayed signals of distress.
While we were working the pumps I'M order
0 keep her up until we got An readiness
or leaving, the Exeter City slghted us and |
ook us OF. g ,...s@..t
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Anxiaas 20 Aasanrn.

WARRINGTON. June 4.
There Is good deal of talk about ad-
journment around tho capitol, and the
members OF the house are becoming rest
i've. They are anxious to get home 10 look
after their denominations and campaigns
fer recollection, but the situation of legisla-
tion at present Is not hopeful for an nd :
journInent for several weeks. The repub-
licans have been aiming at June 2s for ad-
journment day, as they wish 10 make rec
ord for quick work and . short session, but
Speaker Reed has admitted that the house
would not be ready to adjourn before the
4th OF July. MFR. Mckinley said that ID
would take the senate AZ least month TO
get over the tariff bill, which viii bring the
session up to July 1, without allowing any
time tor the consideration Of the measure
In conference. II Is scarcely probable
that an adjournment can take place before
the middle OF July, and II may be post
poned until Aug. l..
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THE CRACKER TRUST.


Il GothnEA&s
cmoAao June g.
The particulars of the formation of the
cracker trust, OF which the hrst public in
formation was received a few DAYS ago
from Minneapolis, are beginning to de-
yelop. IL appears that this Is a western
organization, on somewhat the same plan
rs the eastern cracker trust. The capital
is said 10 be $40, 200, 900. All the principal
manufacturers have gone into this combine,
and taken stock Tn tho organization.
The kennedye, however, sold out their
plant entirely to the central corporation,
and will so out of business. II is under
stood that the capital incorporated has
been turned in, aud la addition to that, the
expenses Of each establishment, multi
piled by certain figure, uniform In all
cases, Is put In as good will, and stock is
sued TO that amount. Whatever water
there may be In the combine, liz injected In
tntB wHy. nTd0es not appear thai the ef-
feet of this combination will be to advance
prices. as the manufacturers are sharp
enough to be satisfied witn reasonable
profits. The combine viii, however, en-
able tho members to so reduce expenses as
TO leave larger margin between present
prices and the cost OF production. under
the new deal. As an instance of the siirec-
tion In which expenses win be reduced,
Il is necessary nos for the various
establishments 20 MAINTAIN @ force
OF travelling statesmen, at an average
cost Of not less than $1,000 piece Here
after one set of travelling men will
cover the whole territory for the combine.
In many other ways expenses are to be
reduced; for illustration. In the purchase
OF supplies. Supplies are to be bought by
the general agent OF the trust, In very
much larger quantities, and therefore at
larger discount than any member of the
combine has been ablo to purchase hereto
fore; the amount purchased to be after
ward dissributed among ths different msm-
bers according 10 their demands. The |
same policy will be pursued In the pur-
ctiase of eli kinds Of supplies. II is APP
parent that q large saving In expenses can
thus be effected. A correspondent has as
number Of additional interest |
Ing points In regard to this most import
ant deal.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-05
SHARKS FROM srftE WIRES.

The Rreanback party OF Alabama has
put tn nominatiDn b ffilE state ticket.
r. THE g0vsfn fas,nt has taken formal cos-
sessiou OK the dynafhitsF cruiser vesuvius
And That vessel has bean placed In CON-
mission az man var.
PnrLEiP LYON, aged a3, a son Of Judos
Lyon of Ithaca N. ~, aAad graduate of
cerpau tp IN tAs class pf 'sA was killed by a
FnASg y: crtA ASpgLIR SpgLIRxn Rxn, hoof Boston en-,
hts throat At Ahis lodging ihouse. He held
| his head out of the window and emf his
throat s6 be w6uid not rdin the carpets.
Gov. FrrER, ofr fiha6ts, will probably
calla speciAf session Or atbs Legislature for
june IL TO consider lhiiisgand resolutions
fefatiss 70 .ths worlds fair.
JupoR iCoLnrss has appointed Col
George II. Dasisb bfsssiverlof the Chicago
aas Trust company nnwcthe Chicago Gas
company. IN bonds efs te2lo. 900.
TEE tsrnf xauruments consummatino the
sale OF the jssn ipsanusph breweries In San
Fzsneiscs'sosan ElaslisA Alsyndicate for s7,-
5oo,oapy yhAya paashe4 tb4t sjty.
aG Ar FHssports III past ef the rcof of an
old phnreh, pesE, WHICH q. new one was be.
ing erected, fell, carrying With II five men.
all or whom were ssrio 1siy iD jured and two
Of whom may die. sifi ri
Il RoBnRr AioRnow,l OF Durango, Colo.
attempted 10 lighs a Gre eSath kerosene. An
explosionsoecnrfedo shinhi itset fire 10 the
clothes OF thswoman. She and her 4.
year-oid son and yoaue baby we're Gre
mated.
ANDREW DRESSED, I3-yoar-oid boy,
was shot and mortally wounded at Chicago
by playmate while quarreling over game
OF base ball. Six boys were arrested aud
each blamed II on some fellow prisoner.
A GAS motor has been successfully tested
In the street railways Of Chicago. The gas
is generated by stored naphtha and ignited
by means of electricity, Fifteen miles an
hour u the average speed attained.
GEoRaE HAYES, Grand Trunk switch
man. and tho only person who positively
identified Burehell, the alleged murderer
OF the young Rnglishman, Benham, az
Woodstock, Ont, has been killed by the
cars at Windsor.
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A LIvEo IssuE
WAsi Two. Nerth Dsketans sss Abans shs
= .he,o aal Lotteryi fsiii,. ,,a,,...,,..,

~ vuAb 4
Secretary OF Stale Flissie. lspsakipc Of
the political sitaAtion ia Nbffh Dakota
denied indignantly that ne wasths lostery
rings Candidate Tor governor. but theuebt
they might secure the nbfnir dtion of some
such man as Budge, Of Grahh Forks. lie
Thought that failing Ia thad they. might
bolt and support MoCormack for gcyernoorr.
MIR. Fiittie hoped, however, that The lot
terry crowd would not be stroAg enough 10
disrupt the republican party. bH oJproI
Denny Hannafin, who ID always veil
posted In politics and is proui OF his rala,.
stions TO the lottery scheme as one OF its
most active supporters, said "a reporter:
The next governor OF North Dakota viii
be just whoever the lottery people want.
The mine Is laid and they ere putting in
she fuse now that is to be touched of next
fail, and then the opposition to the North
Dakota lottery people viii be blown 30
high toward heaven that they can hear the
angels whistle. North Dakota is going to
stand by Alex Mckenzie and Spencer and
and the rest Of the only friends she ever
bad. We Amt going 10 make any mistake
lhis time, land after the next leg,sla-
lure 10 elected the Louisiana state lottery
san have charter in North Dakota IL Il
wants IL.