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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-02-06
II was a Foolish Toad.

.. otber day rs | lay in my ham,
I' ! saw a huge toad winking and
inll.yi,;1r Iazily under the large leaf OF
bn lli;.Te plant He looked contented
ig' bapp1 and just as if he didn't care
al p,, hal school kept or not. a bum
E ,,lsoo came buzzing around the flow
u.e' That toad opened his eyes, look
en-. -,nnd deliberately winked one eye
81 ae and then to all appearances
y .4N n sleep again. He was not
Ven however, for the next moment
So So the bee came triile nearer, he
VIZ WI a little spring, opened his coun-
I n1a, tin | thought he would drop
t' 10 there was red ilash--and the
lee had disappeared.
W was lust beginning to wonder
80 # had gone to when | observed
,Sc Toad begin to look melancholy.
. .io noticed that his white vest was
s 'nS ont ike an alderman's. In less
RR - than it takes to tell it he was the
- lonesome looking toad | ever saw.
~ saamed to reflect n minute, and
IN he rot into an attitude in which
tho old lIluLN itl iNoClAN ~'NH'NiANtAASH7
.s- when he was out to pasture. His
L;, ~, mouth was close to the ground,
,rT7as his hind feet stood on tiptoe. He
Nd swallowed something hot, and was
now Going to get rid of it by reversing
,bo process. After several violent
efTorts during which his whole an
otomv heaved with emotion, the trou-
ble,ome Jonah was elected and lay on
'bs Grass before him. The toad wasn't
wipEing at me any more. Instead he
wa, venting looks of reyengeful spite at
tbs unfortunate author of all his trou-
Has which 10y this time presented a
carry appearance. Soon he cautiously
anproached, and with a lightning-like
ri6vement. the bee again disappeared,
This time to stay. For a moment the
toad moved cautiously, as if to avoid
stirring up again that burning fire be-
Meath his vest, and then, seeing that it
was all vi hit hoped back with an
elated a. nd went to sleep under the
leaf-dSfuHd gazette.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-02-06
Why Use Patent Cough Remedies

When you can get rights Cough Syrup. a
preparation that never fails 10 cure IL used Ac-
COriug 10 directions2 1hs syrup contains
eight Of he best drugs known TOR coughs
cuid@ throat md lung troubles Il loosen. the
cough, promotes eNpeCtOigtion. clearing the
lungs aud air passages, and then the cough
stops IL vs. a sure preventative for Group All
who hsve trei Il say IL = the best cough syrup
they ever used. Prepared hy @. W. Wrieht &
son. chemists. platteville, Wis Triai hotties
cra Point, Wis. Deems
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-02-06
A GOOD FARM
:" Sae At lev ?rice ana on Easy Terms

tcras ~. my tine improved farm of 206
a. ~ z m les southwest of the city
.sn.. NJ Point, AZ S}5 per acre, and on
tisI'i easy terms. If purchasers will pay
h. .. "', 'r give security for that amount,
hI,r. '..r twenty-four wears time on the
primes, ~ .ls notes for equal payments OF
ptt, 'H'h Nenr, and having privilege TO
74t ...' "r before the time hey fan due
AMI 'n the farm Is in good condition
is sry 3uius gsle rooms, aud the barn
srs . wy NrIi constructed. he hand j. rich
p1g condition; about $50 acres under
.g.gy.. rance thinner and pasture; good
fs--l Uu each fortv acres and the whole
v ''' fenced with posts. mmhcr and
p.r't-. a+fe IN the premises for further
5im3 JOHN MeARDLE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-02-06
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
CIty Officers
County Omrers,

CONE early and be convinced that
G., 9 d Co's II the best place to
buy your fall and winter dry goods.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-02-06
John II. Homes.

\ rroRNEY AND COUNSELLOR, nodreviile, Wis
WIN practice Ia ~ the courts This state er-
cept the Iowa County tfrohate) Court.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-02-06

= GRADUATE OF
Bellevue Hospital Medic'I College,
NEW YORK. CITY.


Ably assisted Nv fun corps Of competent
physicians and surgeons.
Treats. with unparalleled success, all chronic
nervous skin and blood diseases of every
nature upon the latest scientific principles He
particularly invites all whose cases have been
~ elected. badly treated. or pronounced incur
able Patients who are d0iUR well under the
care Of their own physicians need not call on
us. as our province il 10 treat those who can
not lind relief otherwise. No money required
OF respousihle parties 10 commence treatment.
CURING OF PILES GUARANTEED Will
give 81 900 for auy case II failure.
DISEASES OF wOMEN.-we shall continue
as heretofore 20 treat with our best c0nsid-
Grafton and skill the diseases peculiar 70
women. our operations for istula. ruptured
creviH uteri ruptured pcricnUm, and Tor
structure OF the creyiCBi canal, a condition
resulting in strrihty, have been alike crafty
ing TO both ourselves and our patients.
EPILEPSY. OR FITS positively cured by a
new ana neycr-failGg method.
FREE EXAMINATION OF TIE URINE
Zach person apply ing for medical trcatmept
should send or bring from two to four ounces
Of urine, which vii receive careful chemical
and micrOscUpcal examination.
REMARKABLE CURES perfected IN old
cases which have been neglected or uuskill-
fully treated. No experiment or Iaiidres'
durable cases guaranteed
Cases and correspondence strictly couaden'
tial. and medicine sent 70 any part Of The
United states. List Of questions free.
Western address,
DIR. HAM,
.HGdisOn. Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-02-06

{ RApUAFk " the Pennsylvania College ~ Dental
Surgery, Philadelphia Gold nlnngs aud crowa
work speciality, Nitrous Oxide Gas and Ether AL
ministerrd for the painless extraction OF teeth or
dee tn CoHdr cnrnev block ever I. neiler's store
Mineral Point Wis
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-02-06
tTTORNEiS


\ TTuRNEYs AND COUNspLORs, Mineral
Point. Wisconsin. Onlce I'm First National
Bank building VIII practice In an state and q :.
Courts. INV
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-02-06
Bludbildel

is a concentrated vegetable tract and
possesses wonderful tonic, alt rative and
blood purifying qualities. 1t renews and
enriches the blood and throug II reaches
every part of the body. imparts life aud
vigor to all its functions and strengthens
and builds up the system. 1t is the best
known remedy for all SoroflllouS Complaints,
BrySipelds, Eczema. B0ils, TumorS AIercu-
rial Poisoning ana Constitutional Disorders.
BIotches PtnlpIes and Ert,ptt0ns o. The Skin,
rheumatism, and all diseases caused by mn
Impoverished or corrupted condition Of the
blood. Small doses and pleasant to take.
Price 81; Six for s.. Prepared only by j.
W. Cole Co., Black River Falls, Wis.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-02-06

DuYSlCtAN AND SURGEON -Oflee Va Len.
shau's block, up stairs. FIRST door % icft Resi-
ienee FIRST door west from NJ E. church Mineral
Point. W's
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-02-06
.. W. Itnlcs, -. a.. =.

( RAnuATF Of Pennsylvania College " Dental
surgery, philadelphia, Pa Mice over Guudry,
Gray 4 Go 'suore. Mucrsl poiut Wis
NrR0ug ONps Administered Tor the painless er-
traction Of teeth
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-02-06

Preparatory to making change in some of our depart
ents have decided withdraw from the boot and shoe
trade entirely and will close the at and below cost
What we have IN stock consists of Artics and Rubbers
for Men, Women and Children.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-02-06
ITCHING : 8: =; e.: g.: !: !:
IN ~s@ ~ a. "A Gh n NJ si.i1 and al,

disease, from common PimpIe to the worst
case OF Scrofula, can be cured by the use of
Bludbhder, the new vegetable Blood Puri-
her, internally, and Coles CarDolisalye,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-02-06
CfTTC SOCIETIES.

DANEN LODGE No. 5S. x orr meets in
| l convention every 20 and ith Fridays In tho
month IN Odd Fellows Hall An Knights visit
ing nv city are We lcomc.
W. l.. TAiINAN. G. G.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-02-06

FORGE H. LEGATE RELIEF CORPS. NO.
', 90 hrghhr meetings The first and third
Friday afternoons Of each month Visiting
members always welcome
Mus. CHARLpT-rA PRIDRAux, Pres.
ELLA VIVIAN Secretary.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-02-06
The Tribaa,e Directorg.
PHYSICIANS.


PHYSICIAN SURGEON -ofioe over Maurer's
l Jewelry store High Street Residence on Doty
stree, north Of VIM rreweek's Blacksmith shop
Oails prompt responded 10, day night 2lt
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-02-06

). N VIVIAN, .. sflssNoRE VIVIAN Nd
vivian Il son,
DHfSICIANS AND SURGEONS, Mineral PIT wis
l once in Nyian's Drug store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-02-06

ST. MARY'S tGcrman) . +. Y, WEiNuARr,
Pastor Sunday services; First Mass M 100,
a. ~; High Mass at lO'0o A. w.; Nospcrs at
3.00,p.M.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-02-06

or Select Stock Of Cloahs and Ocercoa and AH OTHER Winter
Goods are offered at Gretb Reduced Prices
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-02-06
Tatiufan & Reilly,

IlUYStChNS AND SURGEONn Graduates 0
| Bellevue Hospital Medical College, of New Yors
city, uhices IN Or, Tallman's building, four doors
aecv efulfords drus store, llish street,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-02-06

4 MEXICAN LEGION or HONOR. No 3ti.
\ meets I'd and Sd Thursdays OF aach month
CHAs. HOHHUE0, Sec. H. IS. Wgu Com.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-02-06

g. WASHHUnN CAMP. NO. 49, Regular
meeting first aUl third Thursday evening.
OF each month Vi'.Gg brothers always vel
come.
Jos. hAnsDEN. ~ scrgt. A. VIVIAN. Cnpt.
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THE PERSONNEL OF THE YAyY.
ARBITRARY trays WARNING YOUNGER Nm
FOR RISPoNAIBLE PLACES.

Washington. Dec Il Special" The Washington
c-,,,.- ,h,. .f,.rpoo, prluts the following:
n h, no.. ,sf the year 800 SECRETARY Tracy call, at
..,'oo t. ..,l,., no, ., .,y threatening coriton "
,.,,~ g., -. r,-,y.n. y ,he Navy Aref pointing oGt
,,e fc. mt oI.r. a-e wasting their youth. h"'r
.,. 40, l tnlne.. u ,e'r cne-ry sld eaoi'ncv IN tn
r-,de y .ui.,r-a. r.. .ay..
Tl. sp-c'a-~ vii !ug o. presented AZ tine not 'a
t,,t o. .ho whole grade ~ u,nant. IN the NAVY con.
rd q, men t.,we.u thc acs u thirtysrv'u and n''v
,oYr During oil t,i. period ,hcy only have sui
ordinate rsspoasibv aaolgh they have cached .n a."
when many non arc almost ready - rr-f' from d." pnr't
- an ,ct... career They -'J iu leading -trinf> a.
way, compelled b. refer un1n'0-taat e'"'ons their
senior. dr yr.nr on, :h" uir4'ie "Ni.t"nrc 4 'i''
d,,-c i.. eae-g!.. have been -lrlod who's. ambition
+, cone snd who has learned f-n long experience ?" "'ad'
ana shfrk r,spou-ib'ity"
W may vel ask: wat under such circumstances.
Will b. result the country - 'Nr'ndinr m'''"- j"
TO creation % an efac'i'" Hoi'in N''FI WI D. "''
ard frute~, %, 'he sands "u'n u' shore ''
officers ~ l-t reach th'f '" 'i1 80 ana W I'd ''
conn, md n thcso ship, ar" O. t ueu whose Nfo is
,,nc who's. en.hu.a.n s dead who" au'ol Ia crown
d ,d whose activities have Ia.,, ff, ihen with -"
c..,., ,.arsl VIA. a.. ,,r 81, expect - a -rrtI0o
o.,,.ytodI We shall have ruc material equipment. hut
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UNION SQUARE nonrn, cor. Broadway.
2S-29 Il. nm Street.
.32-,34 T.. IStH Street.
Purchases delivered when desired.

After examination Of the rules and prcocdentS. no
believed that who was not the chairman. nor a
member OF a committee having the Appropriation bill
I'm charge could call up the measure In Committee
OF the Whole.
Mr. Wheeler further appealed from the decision OF
the Chair appeal which the Chair refused to enter
tain This decision Of the Chair rise 10 much con
fusion entirely good naured In liz character, during
which Mr.. Springer Obtancd opportunity TO express
MS hope that there would not be repetition OF me
arbitrary methods which had been rcpndiatcd By thS
country
Mr. Farquhars motion then agreed TOLL TO a.
Mr. rarquhar, IN supporting the shipping blu, cH-
pressed his regret that member should refer 10 II
as fob (ThiS /, I'm reference to hlount's renarh)
He did Mt believe that any gentleman would reject
upon the Committee Merchant Marine and Fisheries
40 corporation organization got one dollar cut OF
his measure 10 which II not fairly entitled.
Mr. Cultivate. OF ohio, inquired TO how much
Pacific Mail steamship Company would receive
during The frat year after tho passage Of the BILL
Mr. Farquhar replied that the gentleman could
sccurc any Information he de ire: hy pcrsal Of the
testimony taken by tho committee"
Mr.. Outhwaitc supplemented his inquiry by further
query a. whether the gentleman could account for
the rise in the valuc Of Pacific Wall stock yesterday
It being understood that this I'LL would be called mp
today.
N7 rarquhar-I am not aware whether Il went up
or down.
Mr. Outhwaitc-I am informed that II went mp four
points
Mr. Farquhar- Not being interested I'm Paclc Mall as
somc ono arc). d, not know anything about f.
In advocating the biz Mr.. rarlular said that tie
United states had lost t. footing thc oceau mainly
from thc unfrncs, o. IL rivals. who's" Govcr mc'tr
since The acceptance Of free shipping policy, h1d
suppressed IL spirit and. by subsidies. bountc'' SUB
vcnt.n and other agcnc"a, !aA actively aG"' their
people Withstand our competition u kt 'h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
DIRE DISASTER FELL UPON THE HOUSE

During the storm Of Wednesday night the wind tore
away the piazza Of the house of John Abbott m
Parh-avc., Wechawkcn. y. j. Mr. Abbott ana ms
daughter Mary standing the piazza when 1t ws'
blown down, and they were both injured by the fall
ing beams. A. soon they were eAtricated from
the debris It discovered that the house was on
fire. An alarm sent ont, and the flames were
cXtlngllshed after $500 damage had been done. Hal
an hour after the fremon had retired another alarm
NHs sent from the place, and the engine, re-
turned. The fire thl, time was trlhinG.
Considerable damage was caused by the fierce vino
and rain storm on Wednesday along the Long Island
coast. Trees and fences were blown down in MANY
places, and the tide had not been 80 high IN long
lime. job Muller Oystcrwatchman 1T Grecnp0lnt
Eauk beyond Fpeport, obi ed to leave his house
I'm a roWboat. the waves filling II With water ana
he wind heating against the sides furiOusy. lie cams
near being swanpcd several times before he SUGGESTED
in reaching Frccpot. where a large crowd gathered
10 watch him ashore.
At Glen Cove the box shop OF the National starch
Manufacturing Company was flooded by the hleh
tide which poured into the gneoom, causing shut
down.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
THE AMERICAN MONETARY UNION

VIC FIRST MEETING TO ID HELD IN WASHINGTON
on JANUARY :.
Washington Dec. 19.--At a meeting OF Vio M
national American Conference last winter " We"
recommended: ,o, ha
That an international American money unto" 00
established. ~. .x,o, or International
ooio or coins he issued which shall be unlloIT1' .bn
waicht and Nneness and which may he uscd Ill MI '
countries represented IN this Conference .tior
That 10 give full effect to this rccoli'ncmu @
tbere shall meet IN Washington coInlnl,>loh ~
noscd az one delegate more from caGii halV ,hn
eented In this Conference which shaH conuIeIn ,
onant,tv the kind OF currency the uses IL saII M
and the value and proportion OF the lhlcila'''''- 90
yer COIN or coins and their relations % e,u. snou
That the Government OF the unlteu Ntdtc ,i,' -
invite the commission 10 meet In NaSlhnEtnt t
year from TIE date Of the adjournment OF unS O'i'l
ence. $500, =, ~
The recommendations having been adopted oy all
OF the American Republics the President Of the h'eu
States by the authority of Congress conferred uo"
him in the last Diplomatic and Consular Appropriation
hill issued an invitation for the first meeting OF tle
American Monetary Union at Washington on me hIS'
Wednesday OF January next. Reports nave neeh ~
ce,vet from nearly all the American Repuolcs an
nnnncing that they wOuld be represented OV 0esa"S
and A full attendance is expected. The decgats on
the part of the United states have not yer b@eh ap
ponted but II Is supposed the President WI Send
their nornina tons the Senate In order that they may
he confirmed before the Christmas holidays.
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and to reduce to 81 900 the compulsory oepositss
Of bonds by National banks with capital stocks .!
go 600 or under These three prOpositohs. IL
sdopted. would result in the immediate expansion
Of the currency by at least S3O0Oo,ooo ana S tS
vronId involve no new and disturbing experiments
in finance The fate of such bin IN the SENATE
however would he extremely doubtful.
If the caucus programme goes through e uYY
cessfully and the Finance Committee hh.is necn
warranted tomorrow in reporting the sherman
hill steps will he taken to secure consderai.I1n
far il as soon as possible IN the Senate. in nT
chances are that it will dsplaee the Eeelon DO 10
for awhile. and in that case the attempt ~
nass n rnlr 10 close debate will be made duIihe
The discussion the Financial BILL whcn by S
sure 10 he drawn out to Obstructive enA III, ne
tbc onposjtion The caucus agreement 10 pas
6nancial measure involves the adoption OF ,me
previous question by the Senate ana me M
ducton Of the new rule is not likely 10 oe oei H
longer than the beginning of next "eek. Iii
important business ahead OF the cIate 90
make IL almost impossible for Congress 10 inuuIS d
in the usual Christmas recess, ana hnJov
New Years days the only ones IN 13e drop lis
week on which the Senate al ie"s'o wiz
,royk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
A SILVER DOLLAR WITH A PLUG OF GOLD
THAT Is GENERAL BERDAN's scHDME FOR soa'V'

NC THE COINAGE PROBLEM
wa.bncton Dec 1s.-General Berdan mas "ii''o
Litter ~ Francis Newlands chairman OF inc N"non"
s,,,.r Executive Committee, proposing mover Soi'o
a, the silver coinage problem. Gonerai he'u' ', soy
RI. scherne Is to make dollar OF goiu anu si'oi
.,aricouv combined, by first making SILVER com
18th or oents with a hole in the centre All" 'i'on
nrsss,ne a plug of gold in the mole that i "o''
:, cents The number of grains OF slNcf onipo',u
% IN exad nv Congress. such dollar woud ho' oni,
A. ouav with the serious objections raised oS al
90 ,n. weight and size of the present silver oolaf ou
~. .ra,ness OF the gold dollar also In my opinion
.nts r,s,so dollar would soon run ont OF circunio
an rotes of less denomination than I'VE donars'
e; be,eved that the demand for such DOLLARS WIN Una,
Gov small silver coins would be equal 70 the prouuo' "
or mines at good and regular prices All variations
In ibe prce OF silver, of course, would De CINE eo
n nroat or loss of the Government
The General says he has proposed TINS scheme :"
overo, monument men during the past SIN years anu
\. AGO. NOT recall single objection raised tha Ie
~, ,'o cnmnared 10 the objections ralsco aSdnSt wy
ia weight of the present silver dollar Io no
..at yTe should be raised mllleo rim arouiu IN tor
LIE as nigh as the rim at the edge OF tIe win "a
na nnrnose of protecting the gold from ~
tns hs nnrpose OF enabling one 70 oetet az cr 90
tEa dark with the thumb and finger the ui"ei0H0
hatueen A dollar and o 2o-cent piece
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
. HIGH WIND FOLLOWS A CLEAR DAY.

New.York messed another kaleidoscopic change IN
rho weather YESTERDAY The and frosty fmosphers
which wcre expected follow Wednesdays great sorm
were nowhere evidence but IN their place were brghs
blue skies and general temperature that rTnined hgn
M IN tho thirles during the greater part OF the after
noon The AR full Of that delightful crspness ana
always follow storm and altogether N"">
York was yesterday most comfortable place TO live IN
Early tho evening the wind, which had been blowing
steadily at about twenty miles hour all through hs
manning and afternoon increase in force and
made such Roadway that az O'Clock was blowing IN
Great trusts OF fortyfour miles an hour TINS
pace was maintained only FOR short time and during
N, rest OF night the power Of the wind ranged be-
twe,n twenty-five and thirty.fvo miles hour WIN
M, arrival Of the wind there was corresponding
fall IN tenpersure which went down 10 80 degrees ana
n rinigh. tho signsl Soryte officers reported that Tiers
was every prospect Of old lear day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
HE WEI1HER REPORT
FORECAST TILL p. ". FRIDAY.

FORECAST TILL T. ". FRIDAY.
Washington. Dec. lS.-Eor Ia,tam N'W-lork. lIst
crn PENNSYLVANIA and Ncw.Jcr-oy fair Ffildy ana
saturday; nor,hw estcrly winds SLIGHTLY colder
For Western Ncw-York and western PennSylvans TAR.
variable winds; slight changes In temperature.
For Maine, New Hampshire. Vermont. NasSa hus'tt..
Rhode Island Connecticut fair Friday and Saturdays
colder.
For the District ~ Columbia. Maryland. Delaware ana
Virginia fair; slight changes IN temperature.
For North Carolina. south Cagolna, Georgia and tof
ida fair Fr day SATURDAY; stationary temp rstuFe
For Vast Nlrg.HIa. OAo ahd INDIANA, talr s1iSns
For Illinois ana Lover Michigan. fair stationary ten.
peraturc. ,,,, ,,,.., x,,,
For Wisconsin. Upper Michigan Minnesota NorN
DAKOTA and South DAKOTA, warmer, talr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
NOMINATED by THE rRE,IpENr.
Washington Dec lo.-Thc President today sent t

Washington. Dec. 17.-Thc President today sent u
the senate the following nominations:
Martin T. kcnnard. Assistant United STATE, II'a'
urcr az Boston. Milan +. Hraemaic rd,d STAG
Attorney for the Northern District 81 ONO, rq', IT,"
w. collins United states Marshal for The southern "''
Postma,,cl,- i'abom,-N Morgan :. Russell, ru'k'etr
Frederick Is. Fay. Onion >prne- connecticut "a
tharicl F. Noye.. Stou!nEton: luinol>.-lhnel l..
Henry Elmwcod Robert Robinson. FL Pas" k'l.
tucEy-Nattie D. Todd. Cyuthitud; josiah j. IRVINE
Nardstown: Observation-Disclosures +. hAulcins, hC.fr
MloncsOta-Iamcs VI. Thompson, sank tc.ire, -"
Jersey Albert VI. bradshaw. Lake" 90 onio,' CO.,"
" Darling. Wcllston, Chail,s II. klmhall, N'ii'" D
Wisrousin-ticorer T.. Reed. River Fall, William j.
Mailman, shcboy gan; Washington Herman Hoier'Ainp
ordnance Experimentation Lawrence :. hahbtt. 20
he lieutenant colonel: CAPTAIN John q. butler MAJOR
Cpptaln Henry WGgncr. 1sl cavalry to be nyoF 10
cHntains- First Lieutenant Herbert i. 1uthell -
cavalry James G. ord; a5th lniantri Charlc, ~ VIZ.
Jams II Infantry. - be first Nrui"nania >'c""
Iieuenants william Y. Huglcs. 18Th Infantry fl"ait
Avis 5th Infantry Alfred T.. scott, l3h lnaht4N ,
Harris l. Roberts 10jh Infantry - be nr't Ic itci
art.-First Lieutenant John T. Thompson. ~ Ati!cii
and second Licutciaut Charles T. Wheeler. 'h Af'''
lcry. -, 49,. ~. D.. n
lard J. Vsttnanll. Of ohio, the Itt. l'phI. g 1891"
man, Of Oregon and the Rev walter h"iV'e' OF N'N
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eurpptNC u,MAGFD pY TIE GALE.

Portland Me-. pee Is.-The storm has covered the
tree and wires with ice. doing considerable damage
IN, vir,- are down all the city. and large force
Of men arc ut work putting them up team Of NlX
horses attached t. street railroad snow plouGh ran
ofoul of I've electric wire and three horses were
Killed Down the harhor the vessels had hard time
of il duriu. the nlSt The fishing schooner clad IId
i, H. more at Tort Beach. schooner l. ashore at
Perry >ltp the schooner city Point Is ashore on Long
Island and the schooner Eva Race is ashore at larps
we'll Th., morning several rockets were fired by "A
v,,.,. in d,trcs, OF the cape. Nothing can vet be
learned cf the identity of the vessel All over the cty
the driving rain beat In under the caves Of exposed
roof, doing great damage.
ProyincetOwn. Mass. Dec. ls.-The eastcrN gale OF