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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-12
BoULANGIsrs WON'T QUIT.
Elections to Be Held in Two De-
Dartments in France To-day.

PARIS, Jan. 11.-Elections will be
held tomorrow in the departments of
Morbihan and Hautevienne to fill the
vacancies in the chamber of deputies
caused by the invalidation of the cleo
tions of number of members who were
returned at the last general election.
Ali those whose elections were in
validated will again contest the dis
tricts in which they ran before. NJ.
and De Bellval, whose elections were
also declared invalid by the chamber,
will again seek election in the respective
districts from which they were prev
iously returned, but the date for holding
the elections in these places has not
been fixed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-12

brought by Mr.. Parnell against the
Times, the court has refused the
Times appeal against answering an in
terrOgation regarding the circulation of
the Times at the time of the publica-
ton Of the articles on "Parnellism and
Crime" The court, however, allowed
an appeal of the Times against disclos-
ing the names of the parties from whom
it received the information on which
the articles were based.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-12
VICTORIA is HELPLESS.
Queen Will Try the
Waters at Weisbaden.

LONDON. Jan. 1.-THE queen has
completed her preparations for six
weeks Sojourn at Weisbaden by the
advice of her physicians, who recon-
mend the waters of chat resort as a pan
acea for the rheumatic troubles with
which her majesty is afflicted. 1t is
stated that the royal lady has lately eX-
perienced SO much difficulty IN locomo-
ton that she assented to the trip only
when assured by her medical advisers
that the treatment prescribed was i'm
peratively necessary as means of
averting complete helDleSSneSs.
Must Swear to Its Circulation.
LONDON, Jan. 1l.-In the libel suit
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-12
UNABLE TO LEAVE HIS BED.
The Marquis of Harrington Is
Dangerously i'll.


Dangerously i'll.
LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE Marquis of
Harrington is very dangerously ill at
Merton hall, in Norfolk, the seat of
Baron Hirseh. He has been the guest
of Baron Hirsch for week, and caught
cold while shooting. The cold was
neglected as a trivial incident, but has
developed into congestion of the lungs,
from which the marquis was so ill to-
day that he was unable to leave his bed.
He has very high fever, and the, local
doctors see so much gravity in the case
that they have called London doctors in
consultation. Doctors Powell and. Roose
went down by special train this after
noon. Very great alarm is felt, and the
queen has telegraphed her sympathy
and earnest inquiries. The possibility
of the death of the Marquis of Harting-
ton at the present time gives reign to
speculation, and is the sensation of
the hour in the political field.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-12

Another Picture for Americans.
LONDON, Jan. 11.-One of the Messrs.
Vanderbilt, of New York, has pur-
chased from the earl of Dudley the ia
nous picture 1.-THE Grand Canal of
Venice" The price paid for the paint
ing was COCOON,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-12
Two Prolific Mothers.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan. 1.-THE wife of
L. L. Page, a merchant of IngersolI,
Tex, yesterday gave birth to four well
developed babies. The mother and the
little ones are getting along nicely,
while the father is said to be Frustrated
from sheer joy. The wife of n. IL. Pc
gram, residing five miles from Carroll
ton, ILL.,, gave birth to three girls to-day.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-12
Strikers use dynamite.

BRUSSELS, Jan. 1.-THE strike is ex-
tending at Chartered. The strikers
threaten the men who are at work, and
it is reported that the use of dynamite
has been attempted. There is to be
mass meeting of socialists to-day ana
riOting is apprehended.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-12
DoelIinger Died an Tnfiu 81.

MUNICH, Jan. 11.-Dr. Doellinger re-
fused to accept the last sacraments
from the hands of Catholic priests. Ills
funeral will be celebrated in accord
ance with the old Catholic rite.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-12
A NihiIist Kills a Fly COP.

Moscow, Jan. 11.-While engaged in
leading raid on nihilist club in this
city, NJ. Solotouchine, chief of the secret
police. was shot by a woman named
Olga Charenko. The woman then COM
mitted suicide.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-12
Arrested for Carrying Weapons.

QUEENSTOWN. Jan. 11.-Martin aud
Michael Joyce, who were passengers on
the steamer on her last trip from New
York, were arrested here for having in
their possession revolver and guam
tity of cartridges. They were remanded
for examination.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-12
Diplomacy Not Yet Exhausted

LISBON, Jan. 1.-THE Dia declares
that fresh British demands, accom-
panied by menacing preparations for a
formidable naval demonstration. have
aggravated the difficulties; that the
situation is delicate, but that the re-
sources of diplomacy are not yet ex-
hausted. The cabinet council meets to-
night,
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Bondholders want Their Cash.

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 11.-Gov. Nc
Kinney semitic the legislature to-day a
letter from London holders of Virginia
state bonds, urging that a renewed
effort be made to adjust their claims.
The governor advises the legislature to
stand by the RiddIeberger bill and
amendments.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-12
Peace at Pnnxsntawanex-

PrrTsBURG. Pa. Jan. 1.-THE latest
reports from PunXSutawaney say that
everything is quiet at the scene of yes
terday's evictions, and every precaution
is being taken TO have the miners re-
spect the law. How long they will do
this is very hard to tell.
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Picked Out Her W eddiugPresents

Atlanta Journal.
Not long ago an Atlanta young lady
was about to be married-she is married
now, may heaven bless her and keep
active the business tact with which she
is endowed.
The following story has leaked ont by
merchants comparing notes from time
to time:
About two weeks before the time the
wedding was to take place this young
lady visited the various stores i'll the
city.
At each of the jewelry stores she
called the proprietor aside and told him
of her approaching marriage, and then
said:
Nov, it is very probable that some
of my friends may come in here and Sc
lect me present. It's horrid to get
something you don't like, so | want you
to look out for me, and if you san salts
fy yourself that a present is about to be
purchased for me; induce the purchaser
to buy something Twill now select"
The proprietor could see nothing
wrong i'll granting such a request. and
the young lady selected a number of
pieces of jeWelry which suited her
taste. They were marked and the clerks
notified.
This was repeated at the crockery,
music and book stores.
From all that can be learned the
scheme worked we'll, and on her we'd
presents with which she was not
pleased.
If you crack a Kentucky chestnutyo
are sure TO find colonel.-Baltimore
American.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-12

text all. Meanwhile every one is pray
ing that the king may bespared. so upon
that little fellows life rests the best
guarantee of peace within the borders
of Spain.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-12
Reception to Cardinal Gibbons.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Jan. 11.-Cardi-
nal Gibbons was rendered reception
this evening at the residence of Mr.. B.
O'Neil. The ceremony of laying the
corner stone of the new cathedral will
take place tomorrow
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-12

country, was destroyed by fire to-day, in-
Yolving heavy loss.
large number of commercial failures are
announced In Vienna. the causes leading to
which ar e various, but mostly ascribed to de-
fault on the part of debtors.
1t is proposed by the Jews residing in
Rome, VIVA are numerous and i'll many cases
extremely wealthy to erect synagogue to
cost upwards of 100000 francs.
AT Toronto. yesterday. vain effort was made
in the convention of the Dominion Live
Stock association TO pledge it i'll favor of O.
prohibitive duty on United States dressed
beef
President Stern did not have a single player
under contract when the Cincinnatis joined
the league, yet he has succeeded in signing
fifteen out of the seventeen men he desired.
Duryea and Keenan, are the only men who
have not signed.
Employees in the Hayerhill, Mass, shoe
factories insisted on deciding methods and
prices of work under threat of striking. The
employers would not have it, and the nine
great shops shut down last night Three
thousand men are out.
1t is announced that the Parnell special
commission has completed its labors on its
report which is now ready Gfor submission
to parliament The transcription of the CONF
missions compendium of the examination OF
witnesses is said to have occupied seventeen
hours.
DR.. Ruhle. director of one of the princi-
pal insurance companies of Berlin, COM
SulClue tdSC ulSnI. An e&dlnlQatlOn
of his books and accounts to-day disclosed
the fact that he was defaulter in a large
sum and furnished the motive for his self
murder.
A company has been formed. with capt.
tai of 81, 600, 600, with the object of build
ing an immense system of docks on the
Thames. the construction of which will oc-
cupy five years. Already hundreds of in
vestors are seeking to place their idle capital
in the enterprise.
The socialists of Saxony alarmed by the
conviction of many of their number for boy
cottlng, have abandoned the practice hith-
erto in vogue among them and evade the
law by recommending to their friends GER
tain dealers as desirable to trade with on ac-
count of the cheapness and excellence Of
their wares.
| The Italian government has intimated TO
| the government of Switzerland its willing
ness to reopen negotiations for an amicable
| and profitable adjustment of the questions
| arising out of the operation of the Simplon
| tunnel, and it is probable that the authori-
ties at Berne will meet the proposal with cor
responding assurances of desires to dispose
of the matter finally.
The BeIgian socialists are actually engaged
in efforts to secure pecuniary aid for the
strikers at Charleroi, and have issued earnest
appeals to the public to subscribe literally to
fund for the support of men who are
fighting against terrible odds for the right
to live" Though no public announcement
IS made OF the success of the appeals, it is
understood that money is flowing into them
Ill sums lar i'll excess of their expectations.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-16
Nus benz cberen xbale.

= Cramps beraubten ant Sreitas in
Der Sriibe bas @eiddftsIofal bon 6.
8. 98inters & So. in Sermpp um Ilbs
rem &etten, 3inBe unO dbnIi6e IrtifeI
i'm beoeutenben 8etrase. Wian mill
bic Spur Der Diebe Bis mad scranton
perfoIst baben.
GarbunbaIe.-Mit benz 2eaen Ses
Saditein StraBenpfIaiter8 sebt es bier
lepr rnltt8 boripdrts. SoffentIib bes
wdbrt ii4 bas Experiment.
-Sie @Osart 8anO bat babids
neue nniformen erbaItsn.
- Die ben SoipitaI SruItees ant
Sreitag ilberrei9ten 9lnsebote iparen
idmmtli9 3u bod (bon S639O bis
SSo75) unS tpurben 3uriidsetpieien.
= Sen SIoipaden Mife @e,uIa traf
am Samitag nabe bieier Sfabt Elm
Su8 ber Ontario 8abn, pdbrenb er
auf bem @eIeiie sins. gr erIus ben
SerleBunsen am Samitus Norsen i'm
Sadaipanna !SoipitaI.
(ar9baIb @OrreipOnbens).
- Die neuen Seamten Der grdbaIb
Ooo 6eloips Soee $50. 392 tperben
na9iten Samifas initaqirt.
- Serr Baitor 9fuboIpb bon bier
tpobnte Der Geremonie Der Snitaairuna
pes germ Pfr. 8iBtpdfer in SCRANTON
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Sa8 Xba1 abp drtS.

Sablnrbille.-gS beiBt, baB 98m.
9onnea & SO. am SIuBufer babier cine
9leBeret erbauen iperben.
- MidaeI bon Bergen 1T am ;srei.
tag BON Der SIat mad elmer Sarm nabe
Der Siblep um9e3oSen.
- Ser 3ubItas an Der TapIor unb
Ypne am Samita8 mar Der bette in
LANCER 3eit.
- @aiot Marib, II Sabre alt, trua
am Samita9 i'm gpne Sha6t 70
i6pere 8erIebuneen babon, baB er
nod am sIeiden Gage iturb.
- llnier Reporter BAT Iebte 8o6s
einen Sdniber 8ema6t, benn bic ssair
beS bieii9en beutf6en Srauens IereinS
1T erit bieie 8o6e un6 spar bonn Uiitts
mod bis SamItas.
= Beter S6uI3er ipurbe zines Sas
8es letter 8o6e nabe benz Saplorbiqe
@uImbaufen bon stpei 8eaeIaeerern
anSebaIten, bic ibm iein @eIb abbers
Iangten. gIIs ct faete, er babe feines,
m'bbanbeIten uno beraubten fie Jpn.
- Im Samitae mar Der 46ae Ges
burtstas bon Srau Safob SiIbebranb
bonn Ppne S6adt unb bic 0a6barn
eri9ienen in Der 3abI bon 26 8aaren
3ur 8ratuIation unb berIebten BEL Otus
1T, Speif unb Grant einiSs unssnebme
Stunben.
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@ie 1T biss2

=. 2Str btetsn sinbunbsrt Dollars SsIobnuna
tnr teoen Gall BON aatarrb, ber nidt burG
Stnnrbmsn pom SaIl's 8atarrb Sur atbsilt
pereen fam. o''"
y. ): @bsnsp s Go, Giseutb., EoIsbp, 8.
sStr bic llnterssi6usten babsn 5. 8. Gbsntv
flt nsn leBtsn 10 Sabrsn esfannt unb baltsn
ibn fir pplIfpmmeu ebrenbaft in alien a..
i6dftSprrbanrlunsen unb fnau,isa btfSbiot.
aIle pOn isinsr 6irma sinsssan0snsn gerbinS.
litfeihn gu erfiillen.
Wslt : Sruar, @rO6banbsIs. .Drusuiiien,
Wnleins, ainnan & Rarpin, GruBbantsIs.
Drpsuiifen, SpIfbp, ..
Y; p. gan50sisn GaTirrr ScIebu Hatip.
nal Sanf Splsbp, 8.
SaIs 8atarrb Sur tpirb iunerIidJ aenom.
men unb pirfi bireft auf tas Slut uub bic
l9Ietmisen StsrhGfen tts Spfems. 3rua-
nille trst psrIanet. preis rs Gts. fir bic
6lal@s. gsrfauft bon alien gpUtbrfsru.
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StaOt unO GOuntb.

H0- 2iebIins Der Sausfrauen-
giasburp'S 8eit-berfauft bel Sreb. S,
Bibmaper, $50 2ada. ape.
-Sn mebreren S6uIsebau6en tpurs
ben am MOntas SlbenOiduIen erDffnet.
= Die grie & SO. 9. 8abn BAT bic
5abraeit tpieber perdnOert.
- Die Bitteruns bersansene @o6e
mar I'M Sur6i6nitt febr ansenebm.
- rebereinitimmenb pirb propbeseit,
baB Der fommenoe Winter elm Ianser
unb faIter su iperben beripridt.
= Die 8. 8. & SO. So. baut in Sft
Buffalo Elm &unbbauS, fpeIaes AZ Sos
fomotipen beberber8en fann.
s8 SRI. emma SroeIi6's beutz
I DE 8ribats GIahen fir &naben unb
Wdb6en, 2l2 2inben Strube. 42,4
- Die county GommiiIdre iperben
i'm Stanbe fein, etfpa am 10. Sob. nit
benz aussabIen Der 3eusensebubren in
ben WabIeOnteiten Beginner 3u f6nnen.
= SIM 8aiement Der S6ule go. 90
erpIobirte am 9onneritas Morsen Elm
0ampffeIIel, bod mar Der S6aben
eerine uno es tpurbe giemanb berIebt.
No. MiIpaufee unb 80. &obinion
Bier an 3apf; faIte unb tparme Speis
fen su ieber 9asesseit. Sobn 8 obs
mann, 2l9 2adapanna 4renus.
- 9lIs @eI6porene bienen bieIe
@o6e bic Seuti6en Gbas. Ren1bler,
S. u. 6Ieiider, George NtiGer, @bars
les 9lrt unb George SrabIe bon Scrans
ton; MidaeI 8uffibu9 bon SupIOrs
bile.
Srib @ei6eI, f., itarb SamItae
Radt 10 nbr na6 IdnSerem 2eioen i'm
4Iter bon 60 Sabren. g9ei6eI fam
Dor ettpa 40 Sabren mad Scranton,
mar susrit Girtb beS SranfIin Sotel
an Gebar Ipsnue, ipGter Sdnapsbrens
ner unb giiiefubrifant uno bann ipieber
8irtb Bis Dor tpenisen Sabren; aud
befIeiOtte er in friiberer 3eit mebrere
DfisntIide Qemtsr. Seine 6rau sins
ibm bpr 81 Sabren I'M Tooe oOraus un6
bon stpblf 8inOern iino nod iieben am
2eben; aud iiberIeten ibn feline 8riiSer
9biIip, glbrabam, Sobn unb Beter uno
5tpei SdpeItern, bic Sruuen S. &oien
uno 8eter Diiaer. Die Seerbieune
bes 8eritorbensn fanc 9ienituS Na9s
mittae itatt.
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GGmem6irte NeaeIm Der @eiunO,

beitsbebbrbe. fclgenbsn Heseln Der pbiaen
SebBrbe lirp srGubsrt pUrbsn unb lautsn isBt (:
Ssfticn 39.-asin 5leilh, gUsel, @eaiigsl,
6ilfe, 8riidte, Semitic, Ndlh unb anSere
menI6liGs Hatruue, bic niGt sriune, friI6,
rein unb pcaIfanpie 3utrGglib fir Ip6rn ,3pef
iinp,s pbsr Sbisre unO Slide, bic infcIst BON
8ranfbsit ifarbsn, fein aTrpsr eires S6psines,
8aIbes rber eammss, bas ;ur 3sit lsinsr 5Te.
tune penissr ais prsi gS0hsn alt mar, peer
6Ieii6 ppn fcI6en, Ipa in bic @rsn;rn bisier
Stabt asbraht Upsr irssnbpO in berIslben ais
gfabruns feiIsebCtsn perbsu.
Bel 8rrlsBung her Seifimmunssn pbigrr
Seftipu fol- Der Sanithtsbeamte pper irsenb
Gin Nabrunss- SnipsftOr bas &ett babsn, bsr-
artise gum Serfauf pfferirts NabrunsSmitttl
su tOnTsjirsn.
Srftipn 4S.-@s fol- bic paibt zines iepen
aGtes pper Ssbamme Iein, iebe @sburt an,u-
3ei9sn, BET prlter lir funftipniren, aud babsn
bic &Irrn innerbalb brei Ga9en ga6ritt pom
irI6er @eburt 3u seben, nit Nnsabs Der Gl-
ternnamsn GjeIhlrbt unb 6arbs bes ainbrs,
8eburtsprt etc. unb bamit aelte unb Seb.
ammen iplde 9rridte in sebUrissr 6prm ma
den fUnrsn, folsn ibnsn 6prmulare unp @pu~
psrte eafiir perabfclst psrber, psnn lis lit bel
BEN SsfrstGr melpen. 42,3
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Ser0e6t nicbt,
@ertbboQes Gigentbnm'
Al Oerfaufen,

5il Oerfaufen,
bsr SinterInfsuf&aft Der Ssrf. 6 Gatbarine
S&abt aussbUrsnb. DafsIbs bsfsbt aus
ben fcIsentsn Strt6sn:
2 Cots an Mariunitrass, ;tpiI&sH @ppmius
unb @aibiustUn, 40 bel 1862 8uB CUR aasy.
Got an Mariunfrabs 80 bel 162 5ub.i
1 Got an Wppmins Slps., 40 bel 202 5uB.
7gpts an aIpams aps., jrbe 40 lei 1862 Sup.
Die MObnbGuier Np. 1409 unb 14it San-
bsrlpn Gusuus, In sutsm .3ufanbs nit epts
ie 46 Bel 232 SUP.
Saus unb Got RO. 4t0 SIipsfrubs, ,tpil6sn
@YOnitns uup @aibtnstOn.
Sbisss gisentbum tpirb untsr siinhisen 81
binsunssn psrfauft BON
gbas. SrUpp, GrstutOr
Ais q. @aIbinstOn @pr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-16
Iu8 cent Oeleife.

Bel Walaria fam bic msnI6Ii6s RaItine-
ris ibrs 6unfticnsn ni6t sur SGlfte Ssrrihtr..
Vsreauung, Gbipuberuus, 9IusIerruna lino in
nnOrbnuns, has 8lut tpirb pGGnis, bic Rrr.
ptn trmattsn, bic @siihtsfarbe ipir6 bIsih, bsr
S6Iaf III 9rifTrt unb Der gppeit Iaunsnbaft.
Sbrsdlt1 If eisie aranfbsit fiirhtsrIiG ibrs
@Onifqusn;sn. Sc eibt inbslTtn sin bsfanniss
@sssnaift sesrn bas miasmatiI6e Gift unb
sinsn il9srsn S6us sssen baEslbs. Sn ben
Walariaes9encen unieres Siibtns une gBe-
items, In Glib Amrrifa, GUATEMALA uub auf
efnt 9ifbmus bon banana, ippie aud in ben
iibsrissiitsn eGnbrrn, mo- bic pIass srifirt bat
has unna6abmIi6e prGpentip- unb Ssimittrl,
5Uaetter's Massn- Sitters, pGbrsnb Der Issten
finfunebrsibis Sabre bas @sbist isinsr granG>
bartlett bsfGnpis erpeitert unp lsintn ipuperG-
neu gSrrtb bempnirirt. Das 8itterS belt
1ebsrltiesn, 8erbauungsb 8srifppf-
uns, NisrsnIsirsn, 8bsumatismus unb allss>
meme Sdpdhe.
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3fpet EarmS

tn SetferlOn SOwnIbip Tin Der 9ssdO, in gu
tenn i3ufaube, nit allen nBtbissn @sbGu6en
tpertsn billis Ssrfauft Obsr seeen Stabisisen-
tbum aussetaul6t. Na6;ufrasen bel 6ranf
8aul6mapsr, pber Safob .. 8sipsr, Ssfsrs
ion Sppnihin.
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Sine Edrmt

BON unssfGbr ,ebn ader Don beiem eanb, &C.
lesen bel Dalton, unesfGbr cine uub einpisrtsl
Weils BON Der pOit unp SabnlfatiOn III untsr
eiinifisrn 8ebiusuneen gu Serfaufrn Ober ;u
Ssrmietbsn. SObn Sanien Dalton, Ga.
datpanna &c., ga. 41,2
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3u Derfaufen /:

Das Gissntbum SO. 424 pittstOn aSsnus.
8pas 2pt pisrsebn 3immtr i'm Sau'e; CUTE
@ilferns Ssittnwss eslest Jules in better
Srbnuus. i3u erfraeen am plaBs. 1914
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3u Derfaufen {:

5aus nit adt 3immsrn unb Get 40 bel 100
8uB an Der AllsY binter go. 1920 pittstpn
apenus, nabt Gin Strabe. 3u erfrasen i'm
gprbsrbauie, bel 5riB Braun. 40,4
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Gin braves bsuif6es 0GbGsn, Sas aintn
sspSbnt III unb bsaufithssn fam. Nan
mslbt f6 bet Srau 8. SO. @iinifer,
809 SttfrrIpn Aprnus.
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2rl iterfanfen:

Cine SaulOt an Sir6frabs, spil9sn pro
Ipert unb Stpne Npenues.
George RiebmiiIIer,
40,4 1927 @rppn @prnue.
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SefdnutmdbunQ.

9In bic BETTER bon GOuntp Obligation
men.
GjsmGs sints StI6Iuffs trr GUunty. 6 cm.
mifGre pom 70 Sept. 1890 psrbsn bic BE-
fsrr SUn 4adapdnna County Bombs birrmii
bsna6ri6tist bae nabfOIsrnbs Bombs ,ur
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
lard with some amendments. The report

lard with some amendments. The report
was not unanimous and several memba
OF the committee will probably make n
minority report. The committee decided
TO print numerous protests against the hill
with arguments that have been submitted.
WARRINGTON, March l9.-Bond offerings
TODAY Sl47 900. All accepted, at 1913 for ls
and 1887 for 41E's.
The President to-day nominated to he
postmasters: Virginia--Georgo s. Smith,
Marion. South Carolina-Maycie l.. Car
son, Aiken. and Joshua 4. Wilson, Flo-
renee.
The Chsrokee-Strip Homesteaders' Asso-
ciation has issued a secret circular dated at
Guthrie, Ok, Arkansas City. Winfield. and
Cold Water, Kan, March 18th. which re-
cites that THE Administration having
gwen evidence of its entire sympathy with
the thousands who are clamoT1ng for n
home IN tbs great domain now wholly
given over 30 the cattle .barons 10 the OK
clusiOn Of many worthy settlers. IL has
been deemed expedicnt for prospective
settlers 20 organize a secret association
having for its object an invasion Of the
Cherokee strip at a given time. Accord
ingly on the Odd day OF April. at u o'clock.
q concerted movement Of boomers will be
made on all sides Of the outlet. We have
good reason 20 believe that the settlers will
be unmolested if the movement assumes
sufficient proportions The matter was
brought 20 the attention of the President
to-day and no advised that n statement be
given 10 the press 20 the effect that mo
matter what the proportions Of the raid.
the settlement Of the strip will not be
allowed until II is made lawful"