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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-09-03
Ron9reSfen.

@aibin9ton 29oe &u9. Set of
@enotor @bmunbs iba9 trem1atte
Sori1as ON, at &ongresien bpr tase
fig en- 5rttib fra 20be September til
10 Nopember bliper lipli9t omtalt
iaften. Sc oemotratiFe @enatorer
flyer, at Gori1aset ct ct 8ruo paa
ben Dperensfomit, unoer bpilfen 3a>
riHbiQen MI oriues giennem senatet,
bpilten flyer, at ben fpbera1e @lec=
tion>8i1 lite ital fomme unoer 8e,
banb1ina i oenue &on9resiesiion.
9pis &on9resien ifulbe ta9e Tritib
til lobe Mouember. pilbe Eioen mel
lem oa og ben fprite Manbas @ez
cember, oa neite Sesfion bespnber,
blipe resuet til ben fgrite @esiion al
ben 51oe &onares, os ct Torlbe paa
at brinse @lection>Billen op inben
oen 2to euer p01 at t11 11tanD en-
6oranbrin9 &eslerne, unber bpilfe
benne Biu funbe afferoises, pil af
mango, ibet mtnbfe al be bemofrati<
ife @enatorer, betra9tes fom ct Brub
paa ben nDli9 inosaaebe Dperens>
fomft. Ser bar nRret npQen. To(e
ON at tase Gerier iiteoetfor ct enbez
li9t Mbiournment, iom mango anta=
ger lite funoe finoe Steb fpr ben
lite Dttober. &epublitanerne 9nz
iet liter Sorlaget. Dm &onsre8ien
abiournerer, antases bet, at 9Sreii,
bent 9arriion alliseuel pil iammen,
fal6e &onsresien til en- ertra @esfion
til ben lobe geobember for at faa peo<
taset @lectionbioen. fpr neite @es<
fiou bespnoer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-09-03
efterlaoer 9ufru og Bgrn. 9ans
Sig 1enotes til @od Ss(anb, SQinois.

efterlaoer 9uitru os 8grn. Sans
Sig ienbtes til @od Sslanb, SQinois.
Man9e anta9er, at 9ottoren bar al
oeles uitDlbis. 9fusiell bar Orb
for at bore en- bopen utabis Tpr.
9ans 5aber Gap. &uSieq oar en-
9ammel Settler bet @snen men boz
MI | California. 9orace @usiel
rbmte i9ien fra Jen91let @rootfon,
men bet anta9es, at ban pil blipe
9reben, oa mon er paa Sa9t efter bam
baabe fra Tiiber os @rootfon. 9an
pil ianoipnlispis blipe lpn@et, Iaa,
inart man faar fat paa bam.
= Mantato Site Musuit. @lepaz
tor u al 81. 8. @ubbaro & Co.'S
MpQebrug ber 8pen brenbte neb
imorses meo omtrins $4,000 Bulb.
9pebe. 2abet anllaaes til 100000
meo en- As1urance at $4,000. Sloen
begDnbte / @lepatormafineriet pg
baooe faaet Tor flor Tremsang, inben
8ranbfolfene Tom till itebe. BDsnin<
gen bar ierntlebt os fulbftenbis
branbfri uoenfra. &ompa9niet pil
bDg9e ben op isien.
- Ser inotraf ct fpr9eli9t l16elb
peo Gabninsen af l1bfiuinsen / Min>
neapolts. Maltineriet par lite BE
bet tilitreffelist prpuet, os oa @u=
pernpr Merriam berbrte ben elettrifte
&nap, iom iatte bet Bepe9elie,
iprans ct af be tuuse 9iul meb frp9z
telis &raft. st al @tpfterne ram=
mebe @lettriteren Irtbur St. @oe i
&opeoet, iaa bet ct upif, ON ban pil
itaa bet oper.
= st itort Sasbrus talbt 2ei9bz
tonzWfpQen | Mtnneapolts brenbte
neo Spnoas @orsen. Slben opbaz
9eoes &l. 81 o9 / minore enb enGime
bar ben ipere 8Dsnin9, Der bapbe
fofet $4,000, forpaublet til en- rp=
senbe IFebob. Slben 9reb iaa bur-
tig ON Jig, at &a9tmanben, 1om opz
oa9eoe ben, maatte ifpnbe fig ub
uoen at funne mebta9e lin 5rotte %
&ef, bpor ban baboe baobe Yense
% ct @ulbubr. Eabet al 8p9ninsen
o9 be 9rematerialer, iom brenbte.
ani1aaes til $4,000, bporof blot
100000 eritattes peb Ns1urance.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-09-03
Gorsbas / forrise 19e ubbrpo Der
Brano paa &ibbenbauns Eolbboo.
&aroier, BET belpber fi9 til flere
Millioner &roner, 6oela9bes.

@isconiins bemutratife @tats=
contention afbolbtes Dnsba9 p9
Eorsoa9 it6fe l19e / Milma,1tee.
George SO. &ed fra Miltpautee mo-
mtuereoes til @upernpr. s 8lat=
formen forbres 8ennetlonens Dpbe.
pel1e, toet ben erfleres for at nere
unpois, nflos, utonititutionel, aame>
ritanit os uoemofratiif. @ibere be=
oer bet: 81 er sunitis itemte for
2ooe, Der ierser for ale 8brns
tpunsne @tolesans; men ri finber,
at be Stolelope, iom par itraft fgr
8enuettlopen, iitreoe ale 8prn i@ta;
ten Inleontus til Dporaselie o9 /
bette peientli9e Huntt bar enbos
frafti9ere eno 8ennettlouen. Dennes
@runoprinciper ct unpbis Snbblan=
bins / Gorelorempnbisbeoe o. Cant
ptttisbeostribeoen. Sen, iom antla>
ses for Brub paa 2open, sipres of<
ban9tg af Sfolebirettprens Maabe,
% ban neates ben gfet til Surp, ban
bar efter 2anbets SOB. 5or at ftiu=
le benne tpranniite Snbtrengen inbi=
pibuelle % fonitituttonelle 9}etti9be=
ber benDtter mon bet bule &aafub,
at bet ct til 5oriuar for bet en9elfe
@pros. &ienossiernineerne piier,
at naturliae Iaria9er og @tillin9ens
9}gopenoi9beo fremmer bet enselfe
Spro9s ubbrebelje blanbt oenne
StatS talrtse ubenlanosfpote Bor=
9ere.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-09-03

Sen republitanlte Diitritts:@on=
peotion for Ste &onsresoiitrift iam=
mentreoer / 2ittle Sails imorsen
@ftermiboos &l.3. Sglsenbe ct Delez
CATER ira Sttertail County:
6. @. @emep, 8uie.
6. 6. Ioams, 6ersus 6alls.
g. &utler, 8erbam.
Sans Midelion, &elican &apibs.
9bomas 9arion, 9ane &rairie.
8. sc. Sobnion, Gersus Sails.
$. S. @arala, Metp Sort Mills.
@lemmet @ro9an, @litberall.
Grid Smitb, Oscar.
S. q. 9o&pttnion, &arter8 @ratrte.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-09-03

81 bat netop faaet tilienbt en-
&amflet fra Dot 9anbsmano 4rpf.
@. @. @raaman / Minneapplis, ber
tioli9ere bar 2erer / @neelF peb
Gussbur9 @emiuarium o9 ienere bar
Sfoleiuperintenoent / 9ennepin
@ountD. &rof. @raaman bar nu fit
esen @fole, Der berer geaunet rSoutb
Minneapolis Ncabemp" allere>
be bar peret &irfiombeb ct
Iar. @toleu er fornemmelie beitemt
for bore e9ne 2anbsmenb % iier unz
se Mennefer. ION nps er TONNE ber>
ooer uoen at baue no9et uibere &ieno:
itab til @n9elf.
S StolenS 5orretninss=9eparte
ment er bet Menin9en at 9ipe un9e
MenneFer, buis tioli9ere &unolfabsz
forraao maatte uere man9elfulbt,
ben tbeoretiite o9 prattiite nbbannel:
ie, iom ct npooenbi9 forat beepnbe
en- alminbeli9 Correcting. &ertil
bbrer @nseln, Sorretninestorrel
bance, 8osfgriel oiu. @folen bar
oaiaa ct Mormal= =9epartement til lib.
oannelie at 2erere os forbereber besz
uoen for 9biltoler os l1niperfitetet.
Nermere nnberretnin9 ptl tanne erz
boloe8 peb at tilifripe @rof. gg. 8.
@raaman. 513 16tb Mue. g., Minnez
applis, Minn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-09-03
NorosDafota-

&Qenoale 31te Nu9uit. Srrisa.
ttonsioeen tiltreffer fig mer o9 mer
Dpmerfiombeo baooe / gforb=. os
@DosDafota. Sc talrise gsperi=
menter / CONNER bar pif tilfrebs>
itiQenbe &eiultater. Sarmerne maa
MI faa arteiife 8rgnbe eller osiaa
forlabe fit 2an6. &aaarunb al be
fibfte Iars Tprfe ct Eilitanben be-
flaselis, men en- Maioritet al 5ar>
merne bill bog ben9e beb fine 8iem,
ba mango af benz insen Mioler bar
til at fomme nueenfebs. Ser bill
blipe for Irmoo oper bele Staten
peitenfor &eb &iber.9alen 9iennem
ben tommenbe &inter, o9 3niihber
af brabe fittise Soft bill npbes til at
bebe ON 9ie1p. Gn Men9be Gamiz
lier 80 af @orb>9 >9afotas Counter
maa forfbnes meo 8renoe os &leber.
Maiten lisefaa baarlis er Eilitanben
/ @pb.9afota. Set enete 8aab for
2anbets Gremtio lisser / ct siennem>
fprt Srrigationsipitem. Men ber
er 1aa liben &apital, at bet bill qaa
fent meo at foriDne 2anbet meb @anb
fra bet uubtpmmelise 8afin, 1om ri
bar omtrins 1000 Sob unber os.
@tatens Srrisatiousfomite bar ub>
ienot ct Dpraab til Solicit ON at ta9e
fat paa So9en. @upernbren er af
&omiteen % andre opforbret til at
inbfaloe 2e9tsGaturen til en @rtraies>
iion for at faa pebta9e en- Sop, Der
fiQaber @ountperne at laane @enge
til l1bfgrelie al Srrisati onsarbei>
Der.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-09-03

Cont paa 2afe Superior. 9ulutb
2ben September. Set mebbeles Der,
at 5ersebaaben rMapFotper" meb
50 &aslaserer omboro iast mat peo
Mionatstiber / geerbeben af Slices
&oint. 2e9er % andre Ct afsaaet
til nlbttesf febet. @n beftis 9torb>
pfitorm raier paa. Safe @uperior
o9 Bu9ten, os oer frp9tes for, at
Meboelelien ON rMab1ouers" uu<
oer9an9 mebfprer Sanbbeb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-09-03

tai uoeitengelie al noele eller ale
&rooutter af bet 2ano. fom faaleoes
fururetter os. Men bbis MI biSie
2ruoiler gjennemfpre8 fra besse @1=
Der, iaa iDnes bet oere ielbinolpienbe,
at 1aaban &olitit er til @fabe for
be99e Starter. 9en fprer til Stagna=
tion os er faalan9tfra at gao / 9}et>
ming of 5remFribt, at ben tpertimob
maa fables Ba9irep.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-09-03
spo=1afota.

@n 10 lar 9ommel @pn of @eor9
&asen Merbeben af Mberoeen pm=
Tom forleben oeb, at en- so bro9 bam
en balp Wfils &ei efter ct &eb, ban
bapbe bunoet run6t fig for at lebe
&oen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-09-03

Morife @almebgser at alle be MI
bruseli9e Sla9s fan erboloes / l19e>
blaoets 8o9banbel.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-20
Mortgage Foreclosure and Sale.

First publication October n, 1890, last Jan.
nary q. 1891.
Whereas default has been made IN the pay
ment 81 the money secured BY mortgage dated
the hrst day az June A. ID. 1888 executed by
Mack Gonyou aud Jane Gonyou. bis wife, OF
Oconto. Wisconsin, toJnmeS TObin. 81 Florence,
Wisconsin. which said mortgage was recorded W.
the Office ~ the REGISTER 81 Deeds 81 the county
OF iron, Michigan, Ia liber two Of mortgages. on
pages 90 aud i8O, on the third day Of October.
A. d. 1889. AZ eight o'clock a. IN: And whereas.
the amount claimed Co be due said mortgage
az the date 81 this notice IA the sum 81 eighteen
hundred aud siNty.five dollars. aud further
sum ~ nfty dollars AZ an attorney Zee stipulated
for in said mortgage, and no suit or proceeding
haveinR been Instituted ut law 20 rcoycr the
CO.. Now therefore. notice h hereby given that
by virtue Of the power OF sale I'm said mortgage
contained, and Ina pursuance 81 the statute in
such case made and provided. the said mortgaee
win De iorcclOsed by sale of the premises there
In described, az public auction 20 the highest
bidder, az the front door 81 the Town Hail. IN
the village Of Crystal Falls, IN said county of
Iron. ON the nth day Of Jannnry next. at eeven
q clock in the forenoon. BY the sheriff or other
proper officer az said county, which said prem
ises described ~ follows. 60 Wit: An undl-
vided one-nlnth interest ~ the north halt 81 the
southwest quarter. the southeast quarter oi
the southwest quarter 81 section two CD, the
south half ~ the northeast quarter ~ section.
three t3), the south west quarter Of the south
east quarter Of section eight 49,. the north west
quarter 81 the northeast quarter 81 section
seventeen (f7l, all IN township forty.three (fBl
north ~ range tbirty-oncbl west the east halt
oi the south enst quarter Of section thlfty.f0ur
(8fl. In township fOrtyfour lff) north Of ranae
thirty-ono t3il vest the northwest quarter Of
the southwest quarter Of section thirteen ll8t,
the south half ~ the southwest quarter ~ SEQ.
tion thirteen 49, the south east quarter 81 the
southeast quarter Of section fourteen Ia. all
IN township forty-thrce ff3l north 81 ranpe
thlrtytwo la2l west, In the county 81 Iron nid
state 81 MICHIGAN JAMES Toms.
VA II. CLAIM Mortgage.
Attorney Tor mortgage.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-20
THE FAIR LEADS THEM ALL.
1T rs A CRYSTAL FALLS INSTITUTION, WHICH
READILY ACCOUNTS FOR 1T.


Crystal Falls, above all towns, is ready
Co wear the garb OF "A full grown city.
We can bonst OF many things far sur
passing many older towns which are
styled cities. For example,: our school
system, which Is second TO none !;
our churches, our hotels, our electric
lights, our water works and our business
men. Last but not least Crystal Falls
boasts OF store, which in point OF
beauty and completeness distances many
in the cities; the handsome structure
and elegant stock OF The Fair, A. Lust
field. proprietor. is in mind. A represent
tative OF this Journal had occasion To
visit The Fair with n stranger the cur
rent week. The gentleman was from a
down-the-line town, and took particular
pains TO look the stock over and re-
marked, confidently, TO the scribe: "Say,
n this store was i'm our town IL would be
coming money. don'tsee how any man
can congregate suchan enormous variety
OF nice, clean goods i'm one room i'm this
ck-woOds-appearing town and be able
TO sell them at the low prices ] see platte
marked thereon. There must be some
thing wrong IN store-keeping in large
cities; your people certainly have no
cause Co send away for goods, when they
can come i'm here and find aVariety AL
most unequaled anywhere, and at prices
that i consider way down"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-20
order OF Hearing.


First publication December 20. 1890 last Jan
uary 10. 1891.
state Of Michigan, county Of lrOu-SS AZ a
session ct Probate court for said county, held
az the Probate Office In the village OF Crystal
Falls, on the LIST first day az December Ia the
year one thousand eight hundred and ninety.
Present. William J. Brown, judge ofProbnte. In
the matter ~ the estate of Nelse Fountain. on
reading aud filing the petition. duly verified. 90
Herman RAN, creditor Of said estate praying
that administration Of said estate may be-
granted 20 T. T.. Dunn or some other suitable
person. Thereon Il II ordered. that Monday.
the twelfth day 81 January next. at ten O'Clock
Ia the forenoon, be assigned for the hearing OF
said petition. and that the other heirs at law OF
said deceased and AL other persons interested
in said estate are required TO appear az SEES
sion OF sad court. then 60 BE- holden la the Pro.
bate office in the village of Crystal Falls, aud
showlcause ifHny there be- why the prayer ofthe
petitioner should not De granted Aud N II fur
Their ordered. that said petitioner give notice TO
other persons interested ~ the estate, Of the
pendoncy 81 said petition, aud the hearing
thereof by causing copy OF this order 20 be
published In rHE DAiMoND Dull. "a newspaper
printed and circulated In said county. three
successve weeks previous 20 said day OF hearing.
IA true copy) WILLIAM J. BnowN.
Judge OF Probate.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-20

Two weeks ago lost valuable pair
Of dogs near the Hemlock mine One *
a male hound dog about six years old,
dark hair on back. running Co light
brown ON sides. The other dog is Il fe-
male six months old, the same descrip-
ton answering forboth Any one know
ing 81 the whereabouts of the dogs will
be given reward oi five dollars by re-
porting To- me at the Green Bay house.
JOnN STANCnINA.
CRYSTAL FALLS, December 10.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-20
NUMBER 40.

Drs. Breck 4 Mofiett will get into their
new office suite Of fourrooms--on Third
street north, next Monday.
N. Nelson and VIM. Laidlow, OF Chica-
go, practical tailors, have entered into
the service OF b. Gormley.
G. s. Main il suffering with n sprained
ankle, which was sustained Wednesday
during friendly scufiIe.
Miss Christina Hanson opened a candy
store Wednesday, in building east OF
Fishers meat market.
For Christmas candies, nuts AMI
Christmas tree trimmingsgo to Christina
Hanson's candy store.
Crystal Division OF the Uniform Rank,
Knights OF Pythias, received it's number
this week. II is 90.
Fay G. Clark is counting pine timber
up ON the Hemlock river. He will spend
Christmas in town
f. +. Sanford. OF the Hemlock mine, il
IN Cleveland, his home, where he will
spend Christmas.
A. Justified, the merchant prince, ia
mliarized himself with his Norway bust
ness Wednesday,
Chas. $. Henry tapped the main water
pipe this week and will "lug" no more
aqua up stairs
Hart Brothers & Company put large
sale of the Cincinnati make in their Of
flee this week
Fresh Saratoga chips are really deli
cacy--in any quantity at Hart Brothers
4 Company's.
Matt. Webber. 81 the Tobin explora-
ton, was IN Florence yesterday and re-
turned to-day.
Prosecuting Attorney Crandall was
business visitor to Iron River early the
present week.
One week from next Thursday C. II.
Crandall becomes cashier of the Bank OF
Crystal Falls.
Cards nmbematic Of any secret order
job rooms
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-20
Dance and Surper.

The Scandinavian Benevolent Society
will give a grand dance IN Doncet's new
opera house next Saturday night Al
fred Bergstrom, Herbert Olcson and John
liazcIstrom compose the arrangement
committee and state that the admission
price per couple has been placed at 81 .
supper ON the occasion will also bo
served. @. T. Olcson, ON Crystal avenue,
will idrnish the refreshments at twenty
five cents per person.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-01-03
Christmas at Dickinson.

DICKINSON, Dec &c .-[Special. ]-Another
Christmas has come and gone. 1t passed
at this place in a very pleasant manner.
The weather was all that could be wished.
The children of the Union Sabbath school
were made happy by many fine presents
distributed to them from the Christmas
tree at the Congregational church on Christ
mas eve. There was a large attendance
and an excellent programme of music and
Rotations by the children. The Dad Eel
lows ball on the same evening at the Ma
sonic hall, was a grand success, financially
and otherwise. The utmost good order
prevailed. without a single case OF "drunk
and disorderly" to mar the day so dear to
all Christian people.
Mrs. Palmer, daughter of N. O. Chase,
Esq, died yesterday of heart disease, at
the residence OF her father about two miles
south of town. The funeral services we've
held to-day at the Baptist church and con-
Quoted by Rev. James of the Nj. E. church.
The interment was at the Dickinson Gem
etery.
On Saturday last, James and John Kerr
and Walter NorthrOp were arrested and
charged with stealing and killing a range
steer. They were brought before Esquire
Chase and held to bail in $500. The Justice
afterward concluded that in the case of
John Kerr, lat least, the bail was too
light, so he issued another warrant, but
John Kerr getting wind of the matter dis
appeared and is now numbered with the
missing.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-01-03
First publication Dec. Is. 1889
Mortgage Sale.

nEFAULT having been made in the condi-
- lions OF that certain indenture of mortgage
whereby the power of sale therein contained has
become operatlve) made, executed and delivered
by Henry Newcomer and Susan Newcomer to W.
8. Walcott, dated January 18th. 1886, and recorded
in the office of the register of deeds Of Burleigh
county. Dakota, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of
January 18th, 1885,, lat page so of book 8 of mort
cages, which default consists in the non-pay-
ment OF a certain interest coupon note for
twenty-five dollars secured by said mortgage
bearing even date Herewith and falling due July
for the year 1888 levied upon the real estate de-
lbeiug, one OF the conditions in said mortgage
contained that in case such default be made the
mortgage or his assigns. may at once declare the
mortgagebnd to collect the whole debt secured
thereby, 9nd the m9ertgagee having declared the
and %ap's a.ple, ss's o %iGi1ssass there debt to dS be
due a.PSSn said, mortgage, in principal and
ehen c9 atthe date Of this notice. the sum Of
IND adred and ~forty-six and 87-1OO dollars
ouuso and no action at law or in equity hav-
~ N.Y. Hnsttuted to collect, any part of said
StantoneI debt, notice is hereby given that BY
hours. pursuant to the statute in such case
coProvided. said mortgage will be fore
C: Oye BY the mortgagee and the premises de-
The south half of the northeast quarter and the
south half of the northwest quarter of section
twenty-four CD in township one hundred and
Burleigh county. Dakota. will be sold by the
sheriff of said county, at the front door of the
court house. in the city of Bismarck, in Bnrleigh
county. North Dakota, at 10 O'Clock in the fore
auction, to the highest bidder for cash, to pay
the said sum of five hundred and
~forty-six and eighty-seven one hpndredth
dollars and interest and the DELINQUENT
taxes, if any, against said mortgaged
premises, and an attorneys fee of fifty dollars,
all as provided by said mortgage, and the costs
and Disbursements allowed nv law Suhiect t0 ra-
demption within one year from the date of such
sale.
Dated Bismarck, N. D., December 9th, 1889.
W. &. WALCOTT,
JAMES R. GAGE,
Attorney for Mortgage.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-01-03
Dissatisfied With the Verdict.

Mr.. John Worthy, OF Chicago, who is
well known in Bismarck and who passed
Sunday and Monday in the city, was asked
what he thought of the verdict in the Gro
min case. AS Mr.. Worthy is one Of the
largest contractors of prison labor in the
state of %llliuois, and has in his employ the
anarchists who escaped the gallows and
went to prison, he is qualified to speak. Re
garding the Cronin verdict he said that
there is but one redeeming feature to the
imprisonment of Coughlin, Burke and
OSullivan, and that is that there may be
some prospect OF a confession which will
uncover the arch-cOnSpiratOrS. lie is not
sure but they would have confessed on the
scaitold, where, in the opinion OF The pub
lie. especially of Chicago, they should have
gone. Mr.. Worthy says there can be no
doubt but that the principals in the plot
are still at large, and that the only way to
bring them TO justice is through a confess
sion.
The anarchists, Mr.. Worthy says, are
still seeking a pardon, but are becoming
very much discouraged. Sam Fielden,
who worked for him before the Haymar-
ket tragedy and who he looks upon as a
man of good instincts, whose chief crime
is bad associations, is very Respondent over
his failure thus far to secure his liberty.
Juror Culver" continued Mr.. Worthy,
lis the most thoroughly damned of any
man in Cook county at present for his
cranky action in favor of the Cronin muir,
dcrers. lie not only disgusted the men of
the world with his spiritual sentimental
folly, but the MethUdists, to whom he is a
brother, are III a rage over his action
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quick and spontaneous Baker of the ire
slstible Power, let thy sinews stiffen with
the glistening rail; to the mortar, Frisby;
to the slcdge hammer. Brandt; drive nails,
good M@orhOuse; sink spikes brave Beal;
Bentley to the timbers and Fraser to the
glass; work the saw, bold Corson, and thou,
enthusiastic Gageus, here's the hod.
The watchful Winchester may superin-
tend the job, while Hutchinson, Oscar
Rea, Dunn, Yegen, Griffin and all the gal
liant boomers W ill find room to labor on the
factories: the round-houses or the rail-
ways. No man need complain that he
cannot find room to work. If he is crowded
away from the brick blocks or the railways
and there is not space for him on the pom
toon bridge he may assist Perkins on the
flag staff.
The men who promised the develop
ment for 80 are men of their words.
Then let mortar and brick, timbers and
irons, fill the air. But one more day re-
mains. Rome was not built in a day, but
that was a long time ago. Plunge forth
into the grand climax of the year and to-
morrow when the Bismarcker is awakened
by the shrieks OF a thousand whistles
while the hum of a hundred factories plays
upon his ear, he can shout without a blush,
II told you SOP
Now for a squirt.