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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-11
ANOTHER WHIRL.
The Bothwcll-Iabig Folk. Take Another
Dose Of Law.

The Bothwell-Habig troubie Las broken
out I'm q new spot Tuesday evening Both
well sworc out peace warrant before
Squire Rodgers for Katie Habig, charging
her with having threatened to smash Mrs
Bothwells face The case was postponed
until last evening. when the Justices OF
flee was filed with spectators 90 hear thC
trial. From the evidence 10 developed that
the warrant was sworn ont 0u statement
In letter written by Mrs. Habig to Mrs
Boutwell, IN which the writer stated that
Katie had said she would inlurc
Mrs Bothwells facial beauty u
She ever came back 10 Wheeling
When Mrs Habig was put on the stand 81
wrangc arc Sc between Habig's counsel
Col. Arncti. and Capt Doycncr. Boutwell, 81
counsel. iu reference 90 questions asked tho
witness When at last this was over.
Capt. DOycucr asked her what Katie bad
said. aud Mrs Habig stated that a.l She
heard Katie say was that She would knock
the life out Of Mrs Boutwell, lf sine eyer
came into her house aud troubled her
Cant Doyeucr asked that the case bc dis
missed. aud the Justice granted the rc.
quest
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Killed the burglar.

DE>NoINES, Iowa, April 1O.-An al
tempt to rob the residence of George b.
Grimes. a prominent East Side grocer,
at an early hour yesterday morning, re-
suited in the mortal wounding of the
burglar, the loss Of an eye by Mr..
Grimes and other injuries which may
cost him his life. Six shots were fired.
and both were hit
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PROHIBITION SAFE.
The Iowa Legislature Refuses 10 Consider
License Bills.

DEs MONIES. Iowa. April l0.-Thcre
seems to be little probability that the
present Legislature will disturb Iowa'S
Prohibition law. The license measures
that have been advocated are especially
dead.
The Senate spent to-day considering
two license bills. One by Schmidt, in
accord with the Democratic platform.
the other by Lawrence, a Republican.
Both bills were lost ON engroSSment. All
license bills which have come before the
Senate have now either been defeated
or indefinitely p0stponcd.
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An n,ntlnn 10 thc Irl.h ylceror.

DUBLIN. April l0.-Thc Earl Of Ict-
land. Viceroy oi Ireland, and the Lady
Zetland attended performance at the
Gaicty Thcatcr. IN this city. last night.
They were given an ovation. The audi
encc joined in singing the National An
them. which was played when the Earl
and his wife entered the theater.
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CATAOLIcS WARNED.
The Archbishop of Ontario on the school
Question.

KINGSTON. ONT. April 1O.-Arch-
bishop Cleary has issued a circular let
ter TO the clergy in his diocese respect
ing the relation Of the Roman Catholics
10 the separate schools which has
created decided sensation. In this
letter he declares that every ratepaycr
who refuses to support the church
schools is I'm rebellion. and he reserves
To himself the power to abSolvc them.
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SUNDAY OIL CASE.
1t is Necessary to Pump Wells on the sab.
bath.


Spociai T,iegyom 10 me Register
WASmNGToN. PA. April lO.-A ease
Of peculiar interest 20 oil men relative
to the necessity of pumping wells ON
Sunday came mp in the Court of Quar-
ter Sessions to-day. James p. Sayer.
Esq. some time ago brought suit
against Hart Bros, whowere operating
upon his farm. charging them with yio-
lation OF the SUNDAY law.
IL seems the operators had several
wells in which was a quantity of salt
water and they deemed it essential to
their interests to keep the wells clear
and Sunday work was, they said. abSo-
mtely necessary. The case before
Squire Donehoo resulted in Sayer's
favor, and the defendants appealed to
the Court of Quarter Sessions. To-day
Il number OF expert witnesses were cN-
amincd on the defcnSc's side. and the
substance of their evidence was to the
effect that salt water. if allowed to re-
main, would ruin a well.
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REFORM SCHOOL.
The Directors Meet and Fix the salary of
the Superintendent.

The Directors Meet and Fix the salary oi
the superintendent.
Sps,ial T,IsQrqm 10 NE Regis'fr.
GRAFTON. W. Va. April lO.-Thc
Directors of the Reform School met at
the Grafton House tonight. every mem
ber being present, Dawson having ar
rived ON the evening train. The salary
of the superintendent was fixed at $500
per year and board for family.
Two Of the applicants Withdrew
their applications ON account of not bee
ing sufficient for laborS connected with
IL. leaving but five in the field. Zinn
Shanklin, Newman. WhiteScarver and
Trippctt. The Board al journcd 20 meet
at $50 tomorrow morning, AT which
time a Superintendent viii be- appointed
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Mcssrs. 5. Bder's Sons:
DEAR Enclosed and 25 Pan
Handle Coffee tickets. for which please
send me picture No. 20, "Angel Novel
ty." Send in care Of l.. b. Sharp, gro
Ger. Washington. Pa. This makes 100
Pan-Handlc Coffee tickets / have mailed
10 you in less than a year. We are well
pleased with your Panhandle Coffee.
Mrs. II. c. LUELLEN,
Toledo, Washington Co., Pa.
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HOT SPANISH BLOOD
STIRRED TO A BOILING POINT BY A CARLIST
CHIEP.
Dangerous Political Ricts-TrocPs Charge the
Mob and Many lnjured-A Town Seized
By the Mihtary-Emins Position.
General Foreign News.

MADRID. April lO.-Thc arrival ofthc
Carlist leader, Marquis Cerralbo. at Val
encia, to-day, was made the occasion Of
an anti-Carlist demonstration. Thou
sands Of anti-Carlists met at the station
and followed the Marquis to his hotel.
They smashed many windows of the
hotel and tried to set fire to the build
ing, when detachment of troops
charged and dispersed the mob Many
persons were wounded.
TIE MILITARY IN POSSESSION.
mob Of 1000 persons invaded the
CarliSt Club and set fire 10 the furni-
ture When the iiremcn came the mob
tried 10 obStruct them. The mob then
smashed and burned carriage I'm the
court yard. Another mob tried 10 burn
church. but was prevented by a de-
tachmcnt of troops. The troops have
failed, however, to diSpcrSc the con-
stantly gathering crowds The latter
have built two barricades in the street
The military authorities have taken
possession Of the city and the whole
garrison is under arms.
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WILL sooN 4 COUNTESS BE.
Miss wheeler to Wed Count Pappenheim
on April 30.

PHILADELPHIA, April lO.-After con-
siderable uncertainty upon the part of
the friends of Count MaXimilian Pap
pcnhcim and Miss Mary Wheeler, il is
now positively announced upon author
itv that the wedding will take place ou
the 3Oth of the present month AT -.
Marks L. Z. Church. The ceremony
will Dee performed by the rector, DR..
Nicholson. All obstacles have been re-
moved. and the young people, whose
engagement there seems no doubt was
prompted by love, will have a smooth
path 90 the altar.
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nidn.t sell ONT 10 the Encllsh.

EAST LIVERPOOL. O.. April lO.-The
manufacturers Of fre-clay products Of
this region cmpbatically deny the re-
port that they had sold out body and
brccches TO an English syndicate. They
say the rumor, though false, has hurt
their business.
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AT OHIo's CAPITAL.
Important Legislative Business GoN
Campbell's Appointees.

tampbeilH AppoihteeHs
Special Telegram 10 ne Regisis~.
COLUMBUS. ONO, April lO.-The Sen
ate Committee this evening reported eX-
onerating Editor j. H. Newton of the
charge made against him by Senator
Alexander. and he was confirmed. six
Republicans voting against him.
Senator Van Cleaf introduced meas
urc to-day which is intended to knock
State Claim Agent w. O. Talford out of
his expected percentage of the refunded
direct taxes, if that bill passes Con-
greSS.
The bill of Mr.. Nichols. of Belmont.
to authorize toll road owners to fix
special rates for road engines. passed
the Senate to-day.
The bill providing $4,000 for pur-
chase Of State militia encampmcnt
grounds. was lost i'm the Senate.
Governor Campbell is about to APP
point the new Railroad and Telegraph
Commission He has already selected
two mcmbers-Dr. j. \. Norton. of
Tinin, and General Wright of this
county.
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To Discus. the Tlght Hour Day.

LoNDoN, April lO.-The committee Of
the British Miners Federation adopted
a resolution declaring that the question
OF eight hours for a days work should
form the principal point Of discussion
az the labor conference 20 bee held in
Brussels.
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N FAVORS RECIPROCIry,
The Pan american Congres, Condemns
High Turins.

WASHINGTON. April l0.-At It's sc>-
sion to-day thc Pan American Confer
euce took up and disposed of the rc-
ports of tho Committees on Customs
Unions. adopting the report of the ma
iority with three dissenting votes,
those of the Argentine Re
public, Chill and Paraguay. The
report adop, recommends that reciprocity
treaties oc negotiated between the sew
era. Republics oi the American hemi-
sphere taking tariff concessions So that
the peculiar products OF thom am may
be introduced free into the others.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-11

Senator Cull0m introduced a bin yester-
day providing that uo one guilty of bigamy
or po.ygamy shall vote on be eligible to
ofhce
A petition from the Galveston. Tex,
Board of Trade against the proposed duty
ou lead ore was presented iI the Senate
yesterday
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BoSroN. April lO.-Union Pacific peo-
pie here know nothing of Wall street
movements i'm the stock. President
Adams did not know yesterday OF the
advance in Union Pacific stock until in
formed Of it about p. m. by an inquiry
as to its cause. He said he knew moth
ing of 10.
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not by THE KAISER.


BERLIN. April 1O.-After many emil
ncnt politicians read the pamphlet on
Bismarck's resignation. "lIe Goes" all
of them declared il was OF no political
value. and that the statement that the
real author was the Emperor OF Germa-
NY is ridiculous. But the newspapers
did not take the same view, and as the
Emperor did not deny the allegation,
hc was considered as the author. Now
it appears that the work is by Conrad
Alberti, who occasionally writes for the
German and Austrian press over th,
SYNONYM OF Kurt Won HrcSlau.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-11

DULUTH. MIN, April lO.-Ihe mrs.
clearance Of steamships from buualu
for Duluth was made to-day, being 'hIev
coal laden ships. 1t is expected tna' MAJ
the bOats will be here from below oS
the 95th inst. at the latest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-11
MARBLE WORKERS.

Gain Their strike for Nine Hours in Bos-
ton.
BoSToN, April lO.-Nine hours with
out a reduction In wages has been grant
ed the 2,3OO workmen employed in
twelve Of the marble factories Of Boston.
There remain but three firms that have
not yet complied with the request Of the
Marble Cutters Union.
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W,surNaroN. April I'D Tho President
today sent tO the Senate the ioiloWinS
nominations for postmastcrS,
Ohio -Chas T. Jones, Columbus Hro'e
PENNSYLVANIA Nathan II Wilson, l'oWn
nEton, ~ Hipp. Chestnut Removal pd'is
\ Clark. Kingston.
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FOR THE coLUMBrs SCALE.
Pittsburg Coal Operators Decide to stand
IiN IL.

PIrrsBURG. Pa. April l0.-The coal OPP
orators Of PittsburC district met here to-
day and after appointing delegates TO the
Interstate Convention of Miners and Op-
orators at Columbus. o.. passed resolu-
tion that they could not and would not
pay a greater difIercntial than previously
existed in base scales of mining for com
peting districts. Nearly all pits have
chosen delegates TO the Columbus convcn-
tion. and nearly every one is instructed to
stand for the Columbus scale
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chnmherlaln.. Red-not Engll.h.

LoNDoN. April lO-Mr Chamberlain,
in speech at Birmingham tonight,
summed up Mr. Gladstone's home-rule
policy as born of deceit nurtured by
evasion and cnshrined in mystery
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THE wINrER WHEAT CROP.
An Average Condition of 81. the Country
over.

over.
WASHINGTON. April l0.-The condi
t'0u of winter wheat on the first OF
April as reported by the StatiStician of
the Department of Agriculture, aver
ages 81 for the entire breadth. Tho
general average for rye is 92.S. I'm th,
States of the central valleys recent
rro>ts have cut down the growing wheat
plants quite generally. and i'm wet OF
submerged portions the roots have been
destroyed. The general average CON
diuous m the principal States are; New
York. -, Pennsylvania, 99; ONO, So
Michigan, 90, Indiana. 60; Illinois, t'
Missouri. 50. Kansas, So, California 81.
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ATLANTIC TEA CO.,
100 MARKET ST,
226l MARKET ST.

1870 :. Fourth ~. Steubenrille. Ohio.
Cor. Market and fifh Sts.. East Liverpool, Ohio.
l59 Front Street. Marietta. Ohio.
93 Balsimore Street. cumberland. VI.
is Market Sereet. PakersburE. ". Va.
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The German Military BIN.

BERLIN, April lO.-The military bill
which will be submitted az the coming
session Of the Rcichstag will demand a
credit Of from forty to fifty million
marks.
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Arnlnst tho AntI-ChInese Law

BoSroN, Aprtl lo.-The Boston Cham
Der Of Commerce. at meeting this af-
ternoon, earnestly enforced the vigorous
resolutions against the pending Chinese
enumeration law, adopted by the New
York Chamher of Commerce.
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The vanderbilts and the Union Pacific.

New YORK, April 1O.-It was report
ed at the Windsor Hotel tonight that
the VanderbiltS have obtained control
of the Union Pacific Railway Company.
This is supposed to account for the
noticeable strength OF the stock.
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Now nnmpshIre.. Governor Diving.

ANRM. y. H., April 1O.-Gov. Goodell
has for several days been growing percep-
tibly worse and this morning he is reported
as weaker than Yesterday
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BUruoRF. April 10.-Statc Treas
urcr Archer was arrested tonight d, ms
home near Bclair. Tie was too si'N U"
be removed and au officer was plate' l"
the house.
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Na,,inr. COMPANION Dead.

LoNDoN, April l0.-Signor Saggi. who
with Mazzini and Armeliini- formed the
+ Trumvirate IN ls4s, when the people
rose in rebellion, drove Plus tx. from
Rome and established a Republic, is
! LII
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nnnnr sntI.fled hN nlnod.

PARIS. April l0.-M. Borrigiouc.
formerly member of the Chamber of
Deputies, and NJ. Edwards director of
the Matin. fought q duel to-day. VI.
Edwards received wound iu the arm.
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VERY CHILDISH.

cause Everybody Don't Know Him.
MONTE CARLO. April lO.-Thc Eng
lish Colony is somewhat agitated to-day
at the indlgnity 10 which the British
Premier and his wife were subjected last
night AT the Casino. 10 seems that
Lord and Lady Salisbury appeared at
the entrance to the Casino without
tickets Admission was refused them.
Finally Salisbury succeeded in ostab-
fishing his identity. and the officials
humbly apologizcd. but he stalkcd
away. refusing % enter.
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Prr>nUEG. PA. April l0.-At mid
night Che score iu the walking m4l'h
was. Herty. 4l0; Moore. io'' hughes
aQ-. Norcmac. 37S; Horan. $50; Taylor
a--
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-11

BoSroN, Mass. April : sso.-The House
this afternoon adopted without division
a bill making nine hours "a legal days
work in State and municipal employ
mcut
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DEMOCRATIC AUsTERLITz.
Remarkable Victories Won Throughout
Indiana.

INnIANAPou>. IND.-Aprial 10
Complete returns from the entire State
OF Monday election show that the Dem
ocrats elected COS of the 1912 township
trustees, the Republicans 39S, and the
independents, Farmers Alliance. etc,
6. Two years ago the Republicans Sc
cured 514. the Democrats 400, and the
independents 5. The Democratic gain
is unpreccdentcd.
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BASE Ball Notes.

The $4,000 McKcc-port club ha,
given nap all hope of winning thc Tu
State pennaut since their cNprrIcuc" 10
/ Pitt>burg Saturday.
The Akron club uniforms will br of
BLUSH gray cloth. with solid dark blue
stockings belts and caps. with the WORD
Akron across tine breast of the shirts
iu dark blue letters.
Colonel L. VI. Munger. Of Springfield,
says that hc will scc the club OF that
city through the season 10 10 cost, him
Sl.O0O That IS the kind Of people alI
clubs should have at their helm.
Mansfield worked hard to have Spring
field bounced from the League But
the usual result attended Mansfield
undertaking. They got left again.
Ladies' will be- admitted to all exhibit
tion games played ON the Wheeling
grounds. and they are cordially invited.
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ST. LOUIS. April lO.-Judge Ryland
i'm his charge to the Grand Jurors of the
Pettis Coonty Criminal Court at Sedalia,
Mo. yesterday instructed them that the
fashionable game Of progressive cuchrc
and church raillcs are gambling and con-
trary to law. and charged them to take
the consequences Of all such things.
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GOOD GAME.
The Wheeling Boys Again Make it Warm
for pitt~burg.

II was cold day in Pittsburg yesterday.
but the Wheeling base ball team made 10
pretty warm for the Pttsburg Nationals.
and if they had had any sort of luck the
score would have been different Wheel
ing had men ou bases In nearly every iu-
ming. but was unable 10 get amy over the
plate until the seventh. when "a block of
five reached home and gave the score re-
spectacle appearance
The Wheeling boys came home last eve
ming and the Pttsburg team viii come
down today % meet them ou the Island
park az 1880 O'Clock This afternoon and a
good game is promised. Following is the
score by innings of yesterday game.
pittsburg ... .......2 ID % 10 ID u
Wheeling ...........U 10 I'd % 40 % U f
Base hits piusbwg IS. Wheeling Z OPP
rors pittsburg g Wheeling e. batteries.
Pittsburg. Jones and Berger Wheeling.
Fitzgerald aud Lyt.e.
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DALLAS. TEN. April l0.-lay Gould
and party. after two days stay In Dat
las. resumed their journey 60 New York
this evening.
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wodded to Prohibition Idols

DEsMoINEs. a.. April l0.-The Senate
this morning defeated the liquor license
bill by a vote Of p yeas TO % nays.
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mo- yl.lt the Austrian Empre.s.

BERLIN. April lO,-Emperor William
will leave for Weisbaden this evening to
visit the Empress Of Austria.
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Stanley at Brindisi.

BEINDI>I. April lO.-Mr. Henry NJ.
Stanley has arrived here from Cairo. cn
route 10 Brussels.
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THE FIGHT SPREADING.
New York Carpenters Demand the Eight
Hour Day.

Hour Day.
New YORK, April at a meeting
tonight of the delegates representing
four-ffths OF the organized carpenters
OF New York il was decided to demand
the cight-hour day after May and $3.50
per day-thc same wages as at present
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Pandora's Box

Brought amultitude OF ills upon hu,panity,
so saw the nncients; but bottle 81 500
DONTfs a well-spring Of Joy in the Family.
II refreshes the invalid hy cleansing bis
mouth and fits the belle for the parlor,
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Thc Amount or his nefllcation Vro"'
Hourly.
BArrlN0RE. ND. April lo.-i h'
Archer investigating committee made
fbe discovery to-day that I'm addition %
the Sl33.OOO of coupon bonds Whicu
State Treasurer Archer disposed oil Ioi
his own account. over $4,000 oI regis
tered bonds are missing.
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ran-Handle cofroe at Montana Mines.

MONTANA MINES, MARION Co., March ~
Messrs. 5. Bdcr'S sons:
KIND Enclosed you will find
- Panhandle Coffee tickets, for which
please send me picture No. 25. l keen
a large boarding house at Montana
Mines and use a great deal Of Coffee.
After trying Panhandle Coffee | like IL
very well.
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Mrs. MAMIE SPRINGER.
Care Of Montana Coal and Coke Co.
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SEND FOR CLUB ORDER CIRCULARS

We Lead. Let Those Who Can Follow
ap6Nte- -fRAstN
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-06-14
Gard or Thanks.

wish to return my most grateful and
heartfelt thanks for his efforts in my be-
half to w, H. Becker, Of Rolla and his as
sistanoe In notifying the people Of this
vicinity that en- no longer general mana
ger Of the Devils Lake and Grand Forks
land districts for the Dakota Hail Associa-
tion nor have Teen, since owiog 10 their
annual statement, that company Was sus-
pended by the Commissic ner Of Insurance
FOR N. D. and asked to leave tho state early
this spring. at that tine sent.in my res
ignation refusing to longer represen: them
although threatened by them with an action
at-law for damages for 80 doing Being an
N. D. man, am proud TO be able to say
that North Dakota has 70 day within her
limits striotly home institution, the larg-
est and strongest mutual company in the
world and one who has not been found want
ing but will bear the closest investigation
and courts the same; new company with
an old name "The F. NJ. P. A. Of North Da-
,kota." have the honor to be her standard
bearer in this district. Insure against hail in
the strongest Of all companies in existence:
that young Hercules Of North Dakota, the
F. NJ, P. A.
F. D. LoRD. Lordsburg, N. D,
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-06-14
The First Gun.

A large audience, including several ladies,
assembled at Rogers Hall, Willow City
Monday evening last, for the purpose Of
organizing Democratic Club. The hall
was packed and many were unatle to obtain
admission. standing room only outdoors.
After organizing the meeting with r. H.
Rogers In the chair. the organization Of the
hrst Democratic Club was speedily effected.
John Mcclellan being elect ed chairman and
R.H. Rogers, secretary. A 90 nmittee con-
sisting OF Messrs J. G. Hare, J. H.
Cook and b. H. Rogers was appointed
TO make arrangements for future meetings
and look after he welfare Of the club. II
was resolved tomest every Saturday evening
at 8 o'cloox. The large company was highly
entertained with eloquent speeches from
James Fleming George Niche and DR.. J. A.
Greir.
The Democracy Of Willow City are to be con.
graduated on the success Of their frst meet
Ing. Wake up-Bottineau.