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Workmen's advocate., 1890-05-24

If the joint meeting of the New York Sections, to be held on Thursday even- ing, May 22, as aforesaid, resolves to take political action this fall in this city, it is, probable that a call will immed- atelv he issued for a conference of all the labor organizations. In other words, the same steps will be taken for the initiation and conduct of the political movement as were taken for the eight hour demonstration on May 1st and the subsequent conduct of the eight-hour agitation. At any rate measures will be taken to keep the control and man. agement in the hands of Organized La Dor. No political machine, easily packed by schemers and run by bosses, such as was the County Committee of the United Labor party after the campaign of 1886, will be allowed to come into existence; and if in some way a few political tricksters managed to get elected by bona:fde labor organizations as delegates to the representative body, they would in the first place find them selves powerless in such body, and in the second place they would soon be found out and expelled, or recalled by the organization that elected them.
Workmen's advocate., 1890-05-24

Circumstances are extremely favorable thls year to an independent political labor mov ement They are in some re- spects more favorable than they were in 1886, when all the warning factions of the poodle Democracy were easily whipped by their frightened bosses into harmonious action under the lead. of "Savior" Hewitt. Today. there is a bitter feeling between Tammany and the Counties" The first is prostrated by the recent exposures of it's stupendous corruption, the terrific "fall from grace" of the Mayor, whose supposed honesty, together with the profuse use of soap, secured his election by large majority, and the convenient illness of that great leader of poodle cohorts and happy father of little Flossie-Mr Cro- ker. On the other hand there are as bitter fends between the leaders of the
Workmen's advocate., 1890-05-24
POLITICAL ACTION.
THE s. L. p. WILL INITIATE
 THE MOVEMENT.

At the Request of the American Sec.
 tion, A Joint Meeting of All the
 New York Sections is to Be Held
 this Week.
 The New York American Section held its regular meeting at the Labor Lyceum on Monday last. There was large at tendance and the members were very enthusiastic.
 Three new members were admitted, four were proposed. The proposed mem- bers were referred to the committee on membership, which was appointed.
 A communication from the National Executive Committee in reference for the party press was read and referred to special committee appointed to devise ways and means for the support of the party press.
 In order to attend the Summernight's Festival of the Brooklyn American Sec. tion, the members are required to meet at the Labor Lyceum at 7 o'clock p. m. on Saturday, June 7, and proceed there al body.
 It was resolved that the regular meet ings of the Section take place every first Monday in the month
 Under the head of thew business" the question whether the party shall take political action this fall came up for discussion. All the members were of opinion that conditions were very favorable this year and that the Socialist Labor party is the only central body that enjoys sufficient confidence among the working people of New York city to initiate the political movement. A committee was then appointed to ask the Central Committee to call joint meeting of the German, Jewish and American Sections for the purpose of considering this question. The commit tee immediately repaired to the meeting of the Central Committee and after some time returned and reported that the motion had been adopted and thata joint meeting would be called for Thurs. day May 22nd.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-16
Waabeni9rotgbeo.

&rigerne at ben inbiIfe Stamme Sitb
er bergmte paa @runo al ben ooeror'
oentlige 9p9tiSbeb, bpormeo be baano.
terer Sabler. st pnoet Experiment
for of sobtsiSre benne, beitaar beri, at
en- Sitb flsper ct paa en- Wanos uos
itrafte Saanb lig9enbe Sgble, iaaleoes
at bes9e bets Salpoele faloer til Sors
ben, uben at Wanoens Slto / minbIte
Waabe b~eifabises. Sertil bgrer flor
Saitbeb hos ben Sibite, ba en- liben
Sfialuen al Saanoen ielpfsleelig fan
babe femme Sslser. Den aibsoe 2pro
Napier al Wtasoala pilbe lanae life
tro pua Wulisbeoen af bette 8unititpfte,
men en- Sifb erflareoe fig parat til at
oile bam bet, bpis 2prben pilbe bolbe
sGblet. 2prb Napier inbpilsebe itrar,
ba ban troeoe, at Sriseren bog life bible
labe bet fomme on pua en- Srspe. Seri
tos ban imiolertio fell. Sitben bempr.
feoe bog en- liben llreselm9sii9beb
8eneralens bsire SannoHabe, bab BAN
oeriur tage sgblet / ben ubltrafte penitre
Saano. Nupier bar ienere i~Ortalt, at
ban for isrite Gang / fit 2ip fslte
noset, Der ligneoe 5rpst, ba ban mar'
febe, at Sitben life tentte paa 1t trGffe
Jig tilbase. 9iltrUos berfor rpiteoe
ban life paa Saanbsn, Staaltlin9en lps
neoe siennem Guften os sgblet falbt /
to Salooele til Sorben. Saanoen blep
life ribiet, %omenoitjSnt ben ltarpe alinss
berprte ben % frembraste en- Sornems
melie, iom ON ct Saar bar bleuen repet
It'll oper ben. @eneralen bapbe MI aans
tie piit opertpbet Jig ON, at aunititpttet
LOB fig ubfsre, men iurbsb bog at an
title lisuenoe 5Oriss / 5remtiben.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-16

Zen ameritanite gcmiral geltnap
bar tnset aureus Suoebftab seuul / Se,
iiooslie, teIssruieres fra gOtubama ben
lobe bs.
3e enselite os rusiiIe Gutoriteter
bar | lGnsere lib lisset / Strib Der 90
oeres arissitibe bar oampet i Saouen.
aonsen benpencts zig iUrleben 9as til
Nmirul Selinup ON giitanb, 90 benne
ienSts itrng en- GiOelins Of Sn,el Cams
Blaaja,ter unber gsiulins al nu9le 81,
fieerer fra arissitibst "Sputura", Der
ioo for Gnier paa Ssiberue peb Che,
mnlpo, I'll Secul. bpor be for narpe,
rsnbe er inofuartereos / aOnseus So,
labs. armmuubsr Mc@u,uan % Stat
beTrSer iis ! spmsens Gnrbeb, liaele,
Dec bennes nmerifanIte Rauboiper,
2snnp % General Sc @elbre.
Spis eenne Webbelelie mebisrel
SanSbeb. sr Der flor 5are for, at DO
Wesisrins fan iomme i alporiise 5Or
pitliuesr meb Ruslanb euer Gualaub
UsmiraI Helsnap ~ for Gu lib Sibe,
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-16

lamb for glifplaoer, os ben enc Gent |
2olb lsber op til z MiIioner til. eng
lamb Os Jribanbleren, Brof. GnbsriOn
mebinbbefattet, ipnes bette er ristist.
De oil labe Gn9l9nberne fabrifere bore
8lifplaber. 8i 9rptectioniiter oil bog
forbsie Tolben til libt pper 2 Gents pr.
Bunb, iOm ui tror bill ubsisre Gorfjel'
len paa Grbeibslsnnen, % iaa bill pi
bebolbe bisle 20 Milioner Dollars
2anoet, us iaite npsle al bore Sarmere
til at iabritere 8litplaoer, iaa at Der
life blioer iaamanse Sarmere til at
prOoucere Spebe os 8isb, iOm after
Tan babe 9enbens til at fursse SpeSes
os &isopriierne libt.
Gf bisIe Grempler pil bet ices, at
5olben maa bore bSi not til at uoiapne
5orifjelen i arbeioslsn, ener er bet
beore insen Eolo at baue, ON 8ensene
life bebspes. Zen, Tom pil iette Toloen
neb, iaa at ben life ub9isr JOrlfieuen, er
i @ruuben 5ribanoler. TIMBER bans
9ploipitem pil Snouftrien life bpsses
Up Der.
Nu uil ies rette ct Spcrssmaal eler
to til 8rUfesior anberion.
l. Gr ban / Sausr af, at ri ifal ubs
nptte bore esre ~naturlise Naturforraab
os beboloe Yensene / 9anbet, ON bet
enb foiter noset mere eno at faa 8a'
rerne fra ~llolanbet?
2. @r ban / Saosr al iaa bsi 9olo
paa iaabanne 8arer, Tom oi Der meo
rimelis 5orbel fan t~ilpirfe, lom bill ubs
9jsre 5Oritielen paa N%rbeioslsnnen /
europa os Der? Com Grempel paa
8arer, iom fan tilpirfes Der, letter ies
Sern os S%ernuarer, lib us ulotsier Os
8omulostBier.
Sparer Yrofesicrsn ga paa bisie
Spprssmaal, iaa fan 5oritjeaen mellem
os life bore flor.
s nit nnite Snbl9s ffal jes babe
noset at iise ON 5armerinteresiens 5pr'
bolo til Selfpttestolo.
8. u. Sobnion.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-16
SeHDtteIicstolo versus
Tribanoel.
Nv.

Oct lpies at o9re temmelis fart, al
at etboert 2ano bpr lg9e at ubpifle %
brinse til gtptte fine ssne Raturiorraab,
ps isrit % iremIt bsr bette sisres meb
be 5orraab, ipm Der err iaa fore Splas
al, at 9anbet life berpeb bliper iattisere
eller iorarmes. s Mineralriset er bort
2Gno uuermaabe rist. gi Sopebmetalei
Seru, bar be 5orenebe Stater moi til al
iOri9ne bele 8eroeu IituIinoer al Iar.
Oct famine 9j9loer Stentul. Splasei
al bisie to er praftiit uuotgmmeliat, 90
2anbet bliper life iatti9ere, ON belle
Seroensbebppet blep iuripnet berira
Gurtniinoer. Der er uuore Eager, bpur.
ON bet famine sj9lber. Sppr flor,
apbberiorraaoet er, peo pi life, men bel
peo ri, at bet er fort, % bet er ianb,
i9nlist, at nDe Mluer bliper ppbaaet
Snn bar Vi Salt. Suppel, SiiierIten
Marmpr o.i.p. nben gnbs. @aar e
2nnb bar iaabanne Sjalpetilber, ipne:
bet at bore barre enb taubelist, q
labs benz lisse ursrt % tisbe / ub
lanbene, bpab man bebsper ai benz, 0,
bstale for bem I. Gg. meb Spsbe, ion
burtist uburmer Jorben, eller | iliu
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-16
sra @aibtngton.
snintftirn al 6prnipGa.


gumpSuius al gserbrnssmiuilter Sn''
bar ilseuriosScpnrtcmcutct nplis orp'
net set iaa sieunem @eianot sineOIH !
eonouu, at alt SInstctprg ieuot til
etprbritnniCu fnu bliue stinSig wnosr'
irat, naur Bet IanSirttes. IRE ld9'
iuueiae Suipeftrrcr or uSnGnnt % ltal
strar rciie I'll europa, rem enc til Sor'
BON, Den anben til liverpool % Den
treble til Glasgow. Gserbru9smtu''
fer GuF ertlGrsSe, at Den brittle Se'
eierins bar saaet piot mol reS 'tns
oruuoleie @anitaube, at Der | be 6ors
cHeSc Stater frempeles ruicbe SprS'
psit, % at be brittle Gutpritettr mnntte
ppcrbcpiics ON, at beres SeIfplonlns
bar uiane, % at Der life Der bar no9en
9~praipse. Spis DC iremocles fprtIGt'
ter mcc bisic SaaitanNe Tor at bemne
GmiGtninseu al SlaatctrGs, piIos bet
blipe nrbpenoist at 9ribe til andre 6or'
bplNareglrr. @inihcren iasre, OF Der
baabr Der % / Sturbritarieu uiloe bllpe
inSfert Ct iuIbitnuoist Sripettipns'
epItsm, iaa OF man itrur tunoe Opea9e
silosrns, bpprira oisie Slayer Tom.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-16

geToliua til of briuss ben npsuonrpnts
@ciuuci curb til sured % biitad bsnns
mco at beTpttr be omsriianifc gcrssrss
RettiabcNer. rlSsurissospartcmentet !
@aibinston trur life, at ban bar blanSet
fu / &c euael7te % r~usIiIte Sirioisbsber,
men at ban nun bar iuotonrterei en- VT
being Rariusiolbntsr 0arbsoen al
BET nmsritauFs SOuiulot i Seoul for |
@eSstiIiGlbe at hume beitptts BET.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-16
ENDORSED AT HOME.
We, the undersigned Citizens OF DEBORAH.
recommend the Valdez Business
College and Normal
School
As a Reliable Educational Institution,
and worthy or the Confidence
and Patronage OF the
Public.

II, G. Bulls, Mayor.
4. i. WEIsER, Pioneer Druggist.
y. W.. ID. HoLwAY, Cash'r Winnesheik Co. Bank
2Eo.Q. GARDNER, Cash'r LIST National Bank.
g. w. B%URDICK, Pres. Citizens Savings Bank.
H.. M. LANGLASD, EK-Sherin Winnssheik Co.
DAN SHEA, Ex-Supt. Winnesheik Co. Schools.
-. MARSH, Agricultural Implements,
l. N. MORRILL,, Agent Adams Express Co.
JACOB JEWELL, Member Legislature.
IyER LARSEN, Dry Goods Merchant.
l., w. BEARD, Ice Cave Creamery.
fFRED :; ~sENTH General Merchandise.
>. &: TREAT, Baker and Confectioner
ID. Il. REED, Dealer in Hardware,
PIKE x ELyIDGE, Grocers.
j. g. T~ARvEsrAD, Merchant.
Il. RUDOLPH q Co, Harness Manufacturers
4. ID. FrELD, Member of School Board.
r. J. ID. GREMM, Music Store.
=. CHAMBERLNN, B~ook-keeper, l. C. Creamery
IHos. TRUMAN, Broker.
G.. Q. Cook, Jeweler.
CD. WKIsER, Winnesheik County Rank.
h. y. DAILY, Millinery.
Il. LASDERs, Dry Goods.
0usLEY d SMoUT, Fruit and Confectionery.
X. A. ENGDERTsoN, Pm. G., "Pharmscy
CALDWELL 4 Son, Crockery.
JOHN LANE, Sec'y West DEBORAH School Board
h'E. u, PoRrMAN, Vice Prest. Citizens Rank
IN; GODDARD, Dry Goods.
A. w. BRowNELL, County Treasurer.
); W. DAUBNEY, County Auditor.
i. I. AUCHMooDY, County Recorder.
n u. NELSON, Clerk Of Dirtrict Courts.
:. y; Porter, Agent G., NJ. d st. p. Ry.
=. W. MArTEsoN, Broker.
40. KELLOGG. ID. ID. y.
Nv. GOSOyER, ID. ID. y.
!, ". HOGAN, Agent b., e. X. 4 N, Ry.
I'h. NlLLErr Ex-senator and Attornev.
Is. A~SuNDsES, Publisher DEBORAH Poster.
+. I. JOHNSON. City Attorney.
J. JACKwITz, Dealer in Furniture.
Z. II. WHALEN, Merchant.
WI. NORTON, Liyeryman.
=. o. WILSON, Merchant Tailor.
JOHN CURTIN, Alderman, Third Ward.
HiLLER y GRoFF, Hardware and MACHINERY.
n. II. ADAMS, Scotsman.
p. c, PETERSON. Music Dealsr.
". ID. KELLOGG, ID. ID. y.
MA. HARMON. Attorney at Law
=; T.; HITLER, Furniture Dealer.
WI. COLEMAN, ID. ID. 3.
O'p' nAMRE, Alderman, Third Ward.
y. THOMPSON, Merchant,
j.. Il. l.. STRINdER, Farm Maobinar
JOIN GREER, General Agent Plano Mffs Co
IN; Van DoaES, Prop'r Winnesheik HoteI
VIZ. ToYE, City Clerk. ~
I. W. DAUBNEY, NJ. d.
>. AsSELN, DEBORAH Shoe Store.
r. JURdfSs X 20, Boots and Sboaa
hkxon Bros, General Groceries,
JAS; 4, HELP, Proprietor OF The Fai,n
n. bEhSArL X BRO, Ice Cave Milla
nlViARD SCHRUBBE, Books and Stationsrv
II ES8BERTsoS, Agricultural I-mplsments
I w. ~; maokESsrADT Merchant Tailor.
l.. II. NELSON, Ex-Deputy u. n RAJ Couuu..
JOIN HANSON, City Bakery.
=. II. HILL, Photographer
ShAs' uoLZ, Furniture Dealer.
0HAs' hcMAsrERs, Plumber.
One hundred and suventy I've student,
nave been enrolled at the Vsldsr Ru.,,
less College and Normal School from
"ihnesheik 20. during the past year,
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-16
~SoeIrggeIier | sarge %
Smcgn.

Wtafton9 Nfor8en nelem Sl. Z %
bleu Sarge % Smssn beriet al Der
prrite Storm, man ru9eniinee bar bop'
/ ben Gel al 9ntota. Gpnons bapot
@eiret p1ret ualminoelist pent; BEN
impS Gitenen bespnbte Stper at piie fig.
pmtrins 81. IL be9pnote bet at resns
liot, men bet parcoc fun noele faa Sri
nuter, ba titu9e irtte Sfpmasier ian'
leos fig / Spopet. 81. $50 bespnote
8inoens Stprte at iorsges % tiltos
@Olbiombeo inotil 81. 2.15, oa ben
baobe naaet tit Ssioepuntt % lisnebs
mere en- Tornado END en- Cyclone. 8in'
Den ~lcoiaseocs al en- fo~riGroclis e~leftriI!
Storm, ipm rioen 9pil bioros meget til
at isous ale Spcns elettriIte 9narn
meo SUrosr.
Slittassne paa n9iten boert eneIts
5prretniu9sbus / 8pen or enten repei
aloeles al caer iaa me9et ~ramponereoe,
at be er pRroilsie. ollie eleftriIfe Saarr
er tditeos o~perenoe, ale @aoer er iplots
meO Srngitumper, iaa BET oil tase Here
Gage at faa benz rpooet. Manse 8ps'
ninser Fptteoes fra fine @runbmure,
mtitsoe Tnsene, 8inbuer, Dele al 89s'
gene eler blep aloeles tnuite lGnoer %
iammeu. 8lanbt Ruinerne lisser The
Great Northern, Northern Pacific %
Milpartes Bunens 6rastoeputer. Sta.
ben paa Rortbern Yacific Banens Bert.
iteo %auIIunes til $4,000; Slpmoutb
Congregational 8irte er albeles soe'
la9t, p9 Srasitumperne ipreot til ale
santer. Sirit Congregational &irte er
p9iaa ebela9t. Gpistopaltirten er be-
ltaoiset til en- SelSb al $1,000.
On isrselis lllptte banbte / nps Of
osoe Saptein McGartbps Siem. So,
milien, Wuoer % Z Ssrn, isste 8eitpts
telie mob Stprmeu I ct Tibet 8ialber.
bull unber 8iDttenet. Drtauen lsftebt
Suiet op fra bets Srunomure, men bel
ialot ret ueb isien % fnuite 8sruens
iaa be bsbe itrar, % Moberen blst
lipsfarlis beIfabiset. 9srnene bar fra
8 til 10 Iar samle. Saberen, 8apteir
RcGartbp, bsbe for to Tiger iibeu.
Oct p~eitsuuenbe 8usiussrtos paa
3ortbern 8acific 8anen uisit fra Sta
tipnen 81. rps. Toset beitoo Of s 9as
~iaserposne % ct Yar SopeuOsue, gu
perintenbent Rcgabes pripate 8osn
Sasaseposn, Grpreis' Os Boitposn
Stormens Splbiumbeo tiltos burtis, %
bet bleo nSopenbist at BRUCE al ben
9amptrait, Waitinen beiab, for at bolbs
Tpset | Seuaselie. Do bet par Tom,
met ouer Sruen, itanbiebe bet, % bel
bar umulist at faa bet irem efer til.
base til Statipnen. Nosle Minuter
ieuere faiteoe Stormen ben ba9erits
Spsn paa Siben, % 8eiten al gOsnene
iulste mart efter, iaa belle 2oset, unb,
tusen 2Ofomutipet, lan paa Sioen. 81
Gntal E~asiaserer lemlaftebes, men in.
gen al benz iarli9t.
Staben / Sarge anIlaaes til ope,
100000. s Moorbeub blep osIaa en-
bel Del S~p9ninser ramponerebe %
nosle lisser / Huiner. Sfaben Der an,
laaes til $4,000. Runsfoloise 5arm,
buie / Sme9nen er psiaa blaaite neb
% Staoen paa Ii9rsben er meset flor
s Rorwcsiau 6rpue blep en- ito,
nOrit lutberlt airte unber Spsnins pbe
la9t al Stormen.
s Mapletor, 9asieltpn, Spiper Git,
os andre Sper / Stprmens Same anret
teoes mesen Staoe paa 6orretniuss
bpsniuser Oiu.
Ni glepatorcr ital lisse i Guine'
lanss &ortbern Tacific Sansn.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-16
CTeniIige Sfpler | Sem Merifo.

aunsresmarb Sertins fra Sanias iuo.
lspereoe forrise Ranoas ct 5urIIas ON
Sprettelie al OffentIise StoIsr i 3slp
Rsgisu meS en- superintendent / Spib'
fen for ben Ofsntlise rnbsruisnins
6orilaset beitemmer pioere, at Der ital
bOloes 8als for at faitiatte Statterne
for Stplernes llnberbolo % lloitsbelis
al S~fplebonos.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-16
General Sobn &. Sreement,

bet republitanife Bartis 6aoer % bets
ferite aanbibat for Breiibent ! 1855,
bsbe Ssnbas @ftermibbas ben 13oe b.
/ Retp gori Gitp. San bar Deb ~
9Sb pmirins n Gar sammel.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-16

6uiets aOmits for SnbiansrsG nliss
senoer bar inbitilet til Sebtaselie ct
GOrlIas ON of bspilss $4,000 for
Gruncl9sselie af en- StOle for Snbi,
anerbsrn paa 9ipeitOne &eirpatiunen
| Wiuneipta.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-16

Senatet peotos ben lobe bs. bet
sumprpmisiOrIIns ON SglpmDntnins,
iom sOnierenstpmitcen inoltileoe. 80
&epublitancrr itemte for Os &c 9emp.
trater impo 6OriIn9et.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-16
Senfpu for SpaepIeierfer. Be

F"TF"" w. TBtVfeFSH NtR' fNH
iipnstcmiteen bar iuSitiQet til @ebtas
sslie ct 5urilus ON at siOe ale apins
Der, Der tieute ium SpsepleierIter 6
WaansSer eIer mere unber gorssrtri.
Gen, % icm paa @runo Of iauban 9i.'
neite eler GlbsrbOmsiOasbsb life or
iitanb til at tiene tit 9ipsrpbulb, en-
BENTON al $l2 ON Maaneoen.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-16
gorrbruasminiicr Suit biz ON fan

ggerbrngsminiiicr Nuf oll ON tan
Sage iOrctase npsle britt pisti9c Grge.
rimcntcr for at irrmbringc oirtcli9
Regn; pnn bsnns Mnaoe tror ban al
,urns irembrjrse tilitrGtteli9t &e9nialo
/ be trrre Giitrittcr / peitliDe Stater %
SerritOricr. ggcrbrussminiitsr 8ilit
% serntpr 6urwcl ira Chicago ltal
iuretase oisie Grperimenter paa snn'
ias eller Golornops tsrre Sletter. Oct
sr Meuirscu at erplpoere rs Grno
9puamit en- balp Ntl cller iaa pppe /
9ufier. 9puomiteH ienbes pp peo Sjelp
Of biuise 8~apirbuuOner ps erplOSsres
peo 9Rnorer. On RGffe ianoanue CT
plpiioner meo forte Mellemrurt, tror
be, pil frembriuse Resu.
Sois bet pauFslise Srrisutiunss
~ipsrssmaal Tan Isles paa oerue Raabs,
pilos bet bIipe baabe biQist os lstpint
at umpnrele be tprre Sletter til irust.
bare 5arme.
SOnsresieu bar bepilsst $4,000 for
bisie GOriss, men Senutets Gserbrusss
,unite tror lite, at bet uil lpties.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-16

Gonsresmano @iaiams fra Sbip
iremiatte i 9orsoass Ell 6~Gllesreiplu.
tiOn ON, at apnsresien Hal aiuurnere
ben Bite SuIi 81. 2 gitsrmiSoas.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-16

Hepreientantbuistb bar uutasst Sglu.
fOrila9et ! ben 5orm, Tom 8pnferens,
tOmiteen bar 9ipet BET.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-16

Y%rehoenten bar mberte9net Surila.
get ON @puminss Sptuselie iom Stat,
ian uniOneu nj beitaar Of A Stater.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-16

@eneral u. 9. Getileton fra @in.
reapolis er ubnuout til asiiterenbe
Setretrr | Sinans0spartementet.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-16

one hundred and suventy-nve student,
1--we oeen enrolled At the Valdez Busi.
ness college and Normal School from
"innesheik Co. during the past yssr,
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-16

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rcsD
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kssnsts
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-09
GEORGETOWN.

He KNITTED WoNAN.-During q drunken
quarrel last night between Amos Brown, q COL
ored despersdo, and colored woman, named
Mary Smith, the woman was badly cut with a
knife. Brown was captured later in the night
in the third precinct
NoTEs-There will be at least thirty starters
in the paper chase which 10 to be run this af-
ternoon in the vicinity of the Country Club
The contract for furnishing Georgetown Col
lege with coal was awarded today to Thomas j.
Biggins Of this place. work OF resur-
facing II street was begun yesterday after
noon.
The EsoAoExESr Of Miss Mamie Berry to
Mr.. Stanhope Williamson, formerly of this
place but now Of West Duluth, Mimi, has been
announced The wedding 10 to take place
June 10.
An ENTERTAINMENT was given Wednesday
night at Linthicum Institute Hall for the benefit
Of the tanitor Of the institute, II. A. DuvaL The
quarrel scene from Julius Cesar" was accept
ably given by Messrs. Il. G. Ballinger and 7. O..
Pulizzi, dialect sketches by John A. Gale and
several piano solos aud recitstions compris ed
the program.
TKnPERAruRR AND CONDITION OF WATER At
AA-0reat Falls, temperature, 50; condition,
Z. Receiving reservoir, temperature, So Con-
dition at north connection, 10; condition al
south connection, SO. Distributing reservoir,
temperature, 81 Condition at inlueut gate
house, So; condition at efiuent gate house, s.
High tide in the river today at ll:As p. m low
tide at $40 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-09
APPEALED LIQUOR CASES.
Legal Points Raised in the Police Court
A New Rule.

Several appeal whisky cases in which at.
tschments were issued came before the Police
Court yesterday, among them those of John
Leonard and Patrick Shugrue. The former
was represented by Mr.. Cahill and the latter
by Mr.. Gloss. The shugrue case was first
called, the amount to be collected being CLOS
for an unlicensed bar. Mr.. Gloss asked for q
suspension Of sentence on the grounds that his
client had abandoned the liquor business and
was now in the employ Of the District govern
ment. Mr.. Gloss explained that the case came
back from the Criminal Court because of the
failure Of the defendant to pay the clerks fee,
IS, which he thought the court had no right to
exact. Judge Miller doubted his right to suspend
sentence after the case had been remanded
The judge said he would like to hear authori-
ties on that point and for that purpose the case
went over until Tuesday.
IN THE LEONARD CASE
Mr.. Cahill stated different reason for his mo-
ton. He said that after the case was appealed
his client went on two occasions to pay his
docket fee to the clerk, but the papers IN the
case had not reached there This statement
caused discussion as to the sending of appeal
papers to the other court and Judge Miller
made rule requiring the clerk to hereafter
send the papers up within five days after con-
viction. After a further discussion this case
also went over until Tuesday.
VIM. L. Rockhold was charged with having
violated the Sunday law at the Syracuse House,
on Pennsylvania avenue and Mr.. Cahill at
tackled the information on technical grounds.
i he court sustained his motion to quash and
MIR. Cahiil walked out Of court with his client.
Messrs. Crosby Tenney Of the National
Hotel were charged with a violation of the
same law, and Mr.. Mills Dean obtained con-
tinuance until next Tuesday