davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-21

Smr 8eimnSbcit no%tbWemot8. 9as erite Sc.
bot our Grbultun9 Oer @eiunobeit lit bic Grbultuus
Der re9elnaBieen Sbdti9feit Der 0ebarnte. 9as
ri9ttee Mittel sur gewdIti9un9 eires tempprdren
@nfala bon @eritopfuug ooer 1rouiiber 9artleibigs
felt lit ober nibt burb Die Notwithstanding bes
Maaens unb 9reiiur Der @ingcpeibe nit beitig unb
fd3mer5Daft pirfenoen pOer reiultotloieu @bfibrs
mittelr. Sic rittige Wtitte %5ptiden biejeu Segen.
idben bdlt Suftctters Masenbitters. pel6es serabe
senus trstbenO auf bic Sebarme lpirft nm file ipiner8-
Ios All e~ntlaiten uno bag, ba feline Mirfiamfeit iomobl
itimiulirenOerq ls DffnungsbsiDrSsrn0f Or g9atas 1T Ssn
tiofeit onreot, uno bobIrd1 3uul 9~elnnoen Suntttonireir
ber a~eioutmten &ebenSmaI6inerie %6stragt Nbtubr
Der Sale aus benz Ylnt erDobte 9bpttlafeit Der III
Gdaen BON 1rpniider 9artletb1gtelt gel2poDnlld1 trd9en
Sober unb geiuube 9erbc1tung tolgen Pent @sbrant
beilIar1 lift in ibrer Mirtung, as rem 'kmo nnld9aollt1
in ibrer 3uiammenieBnug. &gennldIlPuIus, 6teoer.
ysierenlei6en. unb all9enleine .MblparFan9 psroen
ebenfaas bnrd oas Buffers tarlr1'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-21
Shmohe 11dnner.

welde tire pole Monnesfrait uno @lafi3itdt
bes @eiltes wieOer gu crlan9en minl6en, err
balten unent9eltli6 AnSfunft iiber Elm
ttetcS @etlOerfatren, wel9es ii3 bis
iest in jebem ei1selnen Sale 9lonseno be-
wdbrt bat. 8ebanb!uns ebenio elnfa9 pie
biatg. Seber lein eigener ArSt. gu6 nebit
Gmpsilans our SstlImtag 9ratts; Wtan
iarp, 23 YDeft H. Str.. Wctu 9orf,
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-21
Gnolid oin9feit 9emadt.
Der oes nloroes peroddtiee Srenier Gracl
Don Chicago perhaftet.

SIN @innemucca in glebaba ipur6e, ME
aus San Srancisco beridtet tpiro, Der
ebemlalige 8remier @opar0 Tracu pegen
zines in Chicago im Nopelnber sIeBtel1
sSabres ~begangenen Wiorbes nerbaftet.
Sracp begab ii6 am "a. Nooenlber IN
bic @irtbihait bon GbarleS Wagner,
$40. 555 @larf : StraBe, nm leine
Srau, Die in 8aaner's 6aus lebte, su
ipreben unb lie SIT bepe9er, pieocr gu i6m
su 3ieben. sSn benz iib entiptnnenben Streit
eri6oB 9racD ben @irtb Wagner. Ser
Wi0roer c1tflob uno puroe in Nepaba
ner1aftet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-21
Gemam1te Nerfpme1t

t0n,,et bir9 Iei6t pertduft6e unb riisIsde, %tanptiac9z
lib bel ben 9euti9en INNER ~galigbore artitel sireii
oonernpen uno 9Itet 8eroienit ~ersielen. Gum ges
neiie werben auf Muni6 o6ue &orau5beiablun9 Ertben
Ger Irtifet ouf gommiiiion i'm 8etrd9e pom $3.50, so.1lbar
nab 8ertauf, bel GrpreB nnb ~glusfunft per Eoit sil9eiaiot.
geeen Ginieabung gutter He~fererien pon retbtl6ntt.eilein
Mdnnert, unb f6rrnen bic @rtitel, metis nidt gut %nerfdi!f1
lid ~erIpiefei,, ~returnirt ruesoeit. -Norene: W. @r IT,
GIepelunb. ..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-21
v8rotpn's 9sromd,iot Srpdcs..

entbolten S,n9reOienSel, wel6e ipeSieu ouf
Die Stimmz Gr9ane ntrfen. gle lIrtb pom
auBer9epobnli6er @irfiamteit bel alien Gt0=
run9en Der Geble, wel6e bur6 @rfGltllne
9 q stt a ,sosnar per Stimms bsrbeissss
Dfientli9en @eonern, lopie Nuen, ipelbe III
ir9enb elmer .3eit einen 0ulten ober Elm 6als=
Dber 2llngenleiben babeli, gu empteblen.
SD elnpieble ibren @ebrali0 0tientli6eu
Geonern. = u ep. Is. s.. 6 b op in.
nllnbetritten bie2sslten. ~ ep. Senrp
SO arb d er. :
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-21
Gin hath Fir 1niitfer.

Mrs. % ~ins1ow's ,@oot6ins
Sprup" ioute ~beltdnbi9 beim Ginber=3 abs
men sebraubt werben. Gr ~beidnftist bas
Sinh, ermei6t bas 3abnfeil9, linbert alen
S6meri, fllrirt @inb=R olif, un6 lit baS bette
Wittel .9e9en 0iarrb0e. GInfunbs1uanais
Gents bic Tlaihe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-21
GtobIirt ieit 1857.
Henry Schoellkopf,

WnUioSdAO ~ 1AcbHAA UEUCeEs
232 & 25& Of Ranoolpb=Str,,
Stpiidem Sruutltn. unb M2artetsS traB.
empfieblt in oor5igti9er @aare:
SrilG)c Garteu|6mcretsm.
SSttlG)c Semitic 1uio 0luMcnl IN ten.
Yt0pe=, %3anf tuo Ganarieniautst.
Muobiia,tci SSisra;t 81, Wlsi5 It. &ustanocr.
Tttlde SSafcr=, Seritctt= It. Bad 10. =tSrii5e.
Urila)eS yartofetmcb uno 8~teismejt.
Ort.nScru, SnGo, &tUicn tlitn u erI0erjtc.
@ci5en9sie5, &iric Ino GrbIeurteDI.
Gtoqmcfcrts ,;to 9arHeIanzSS6ie.
&eD0ens, 90 at11cr:, GrtItcm 5erGttceTaie.
GtcG;tcit Gt,i., cit sDuIcr=, Climb. II. SsanofIis,
UromaGc DC Sric rao NeridatcltrzSaic,
4tedltse VI o1n= rno StiDcn6I.
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@at5a CT IpiHci=@cbc-rnurit
un9Gf. SaprtTa t1o Nctr. 4tI3e,
syranS. 5sath. y ia ttt:.e n Mro tart. s3tretidbctt.
sss,pctI d c.t1.tie, Btrlt.i 1to a3tttbecrem.
e~Sctnitca SaDe=, 9toefa= unto Ntp,SeaTee,
HSosftIi0= &DDcUInGc tit15 Stafap.
Sted)ten 9iebt0'S VieiIdbcrtsaft,
2cltld,e scieH1pacget t It0 Sdlt tttno13ctL
G%c!tnIuer Jtitbem nmo 9iu9arfea.
SUPPORT. GrpBc bod. @trSII, 4
sou. @tiId)ners tno @5 etl=S1ttn9e. \
!&iclcr Sprottcil, gtppetit. SiIo,
gaIsiarOcuen Mno carr elenbutter,
atcd)tem &siinbccrfaft rno tntbecreIif8.
GonOenI. SdtueiScr WtiIdD.
8arilcr Gdnmpitabaf BON COPIED.
GeutId)c Spinnr6oer rnO @oufrabet.
$,pI5iG)mlc Mne %sulSpanto feIt u. I. ~.
gu ben b~ilIigiten BreiIer.
Henry SchoelIkoue
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-21

@enn bu nit S6wdeDe uno Mlltblof9feit
9equalt BIT unb bel seri1ser AnitrensunS err
mattel pirt, 10 1T pabri6eiuli9 beine Sober
untbati9. Nimm aper's Riuen uno tie 1per=
ben bid beileu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-21
GuIMMtbi4

ut SeS feittite baDcrii6c 8ter tint
WtArft, 9ebra1tt bon Wtels MmO
SSoDfen. Gonr1o Sctpp 8reaucrD
60 ScleROutt 1850.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-21
Gtm Sdt1MteldtRm

Son I1er's 8iuen in Der Sadie 1T 10 GIFT
tpie elm CANCER 4~r5neifafter. Sa ire oirett
auf Magen uub @ebdrrne pirfen, 10 babe1
fe tnoireft auf jeoes anOere Organ i'm 2etbe
@infue. @eun 9tOrung i'm @agen eiil@
tritt, 70 greift oas ben &Opf an, man per<
baut nift geb0rig, ba8 Slnt tpiro biin1r,
unb man fam lei9t jeber berri@enoen
&ranfbeit gum Spfer fallen. OitB Sc. y.
8ople BON @ilfesbarre, Ba, britt Die
gan3e @abrbeit i'll folgenben tper1t9en SSors
ten aus: SD gebran9e tetne an
bere &r5nei ais 4per'S Ptllen.
Gle finb Iles, mas man brau6t, lt1o er'
lparen einem ale Doctors tednungen."
Ils elm gutes Seiipiel Oient urS bier
Sin 2(r5t,
Der ietne Qr;nei.S aI9e perloren bate ft4
nber poGfdnotg au8geriitet fano, od tbnt
etne SlaIde bon GDer'8 Btlen 5lr Saro
mar. s.. arriion, MD, aus Sats Sole,
Gal., i9reibt:
v8or ettpa BRET Sabrer mar tb bird
etnen bloBen 3ufa1 70 gu iagen geSfp1ngen
rtebreren &ranfen utter elmer grippe DON
Sngenieuren in ben. Sierra=y teuaoaz@es
bir9en &per'S Mbfiibrenbe Billen 3u per=
i9retben, ba beim lIeberiebeu iiber einen
@ebirgslu6 meine &rSue<Saihe perloreH
gegargen mar. Sd mar iutrflid 10 ers
taunt uilO erfrelt iiber Die Wirfu1g Der
8ilen, bab i'd fernere Serild1e III! iasnet
anfelte, 70 pie au1 nit Sbrem Gbcrrn<
Bectoral uno Sbrer Sariapdrila; uno ib
muB entidieoen gu ibrcn @nrtiten iprefen."
Sobn 90. 8ropn, NJ. D., BON Sceana,
%. 3d., ihreibt: SD perIdreibe Iper'S
Biuen oft in meiner Graris, rrb ftnbe fe
ausge3eidnet. SD rattle in Samilien gu
beren algemeinem @ebrauAe."
s. 6. Satinss, MD, au8 Baltimore,
N1o., idretbt: r9aB Iper'S Biaen Die
&ra1fbeiten, fir mclfe iic beitimmt iin6,
iiberwdlti9en unO beien, Oafiir babe ih 10
entlGieoe1le Semeiie, tuie nall MIR foroern
fam. sic iirS ba8 bette Nbfibrmtttet,
oaS unIerem 6ad)e 5u @ebote ftebt.
MOer'S Sjogen,
3uberettet pom
DR.. g. 6. dyer G. &c., Goluea, &sali.
SIN alien @potbeten 5i baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-21
fir samslirss at.tn 8tansr.

std tpenbe In metner GraEis @aitpria on nnb erapte
es be1cnberS ~seeisnet Bet 4fetttpnen Der Stncer."
&IeE. Mpbertipn, M: D."
1861 2. Mpe., 81. 8.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1890-10-07
ST. TER ESA AS
ACADEMY,

BOISE CITY, IDAHO,
-Conducted by the
SISTERS OF THE HOLY GROSS,
Proposes to give thorough education
Scientific, Literary, Musical.
Terms per session of five months for
tuition in English. French, German,
Linear Drawing. General Vocal, Board
and Washing. $i25.
For prospectus, address as aborN
Aug. l6-Mh
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1890-10-07
Summons,

In the Justices Court in and for Pla
cerville Precinct, Boise county, State ct
Idaho. "
w A. Wade, NJ. d., plaintiff, vs.. ANDY
Carvan. defendant.
To Andy Carvan, defendant:
In the name of the people of the Unitec
States in the State Of Idaho, you are here
BY notified that there is now on file In IN,
Justices Court of Placeryille precinct
Boise county, State of Idaho. the com
plant of w. A. Wade. NJ. d.. who com
plains that you are justly indebted TO him
IN the sum of Eighty.Two ($S2 .50) Dollars
ana Flfiy Cents for professional services
And you are hereby summoned 10 an,
pear before me at my office in said pre.
cinct county afo, o,esaid. on the est. day of
september, A. ID. 1890, at 10 O'Clock
NJ, |" answer unto said complaint and
unless you appear and answer to said
complaint at the time herein specified
the plaintiff will take judgment against
you for the sum of Eighty Two $50 50l
Dolters Il Fifty Cents and costs
To the Sheriff or any Constable of said
county, greeting: Make legal service and
due return hereof. "'o
Given under my hand this 23d dav y,
August, A. ID. 1890 va
THOMAS X. FAULL.
Justice of the Pasce OF said Pr,,cincs
Avg 2-wA
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1890-10-07

HALEY TIMES: w. S. Duniway
came in from Lost river yesterday, ON
legal business. In the course of a
brief conversation with reporter OF
the Times, he stated that the people
of Lost river and Houston are iubilant
over the resumption of work on the
big Copper" just above Houston.
AT present there are over one hun
dred men at work in connection with
the mine--about one-third of that
number in the mine proper, and the
remainder in grading roads, getting
out mining timbers, and putting the
Cliff smelter in shape to start. He
says the general understanding Is that
the smslter will be started early in
this month. AS an indication of the
purpose of the purchasers, Mr.. Duni-
way says the company has let con-
tract to John Danskin, a we'll known
Blackfoot freighter, to deliver thirty
tons of ore daily from the mine to the
smelter, with the privilege of raising
the amount to sixty tons daily on ten
days notice to the contractor.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1890-10-07

The House bill against lotteries,
which was placed FIRST on the order
OF business in the Senate, was passed
promptly by that body, and has been
approved by the President. The
measure forbids the carrying in the
mail or delivery at or through any
postoffce or by any mail carrier of
any letter, postal card or circular
concerning any lottery or any list of
drawings of the same, or any lottery
ticket or part thereof, or any check,
draft, bill, money, postal note or mon
ey order for the purchase of any tick
ct, or any newspaper, circular, pam
phlet or publication OF any kind con
tanning any advertisement OF any lot
terry, or containing any list of prizes
of any such lottery. II prohibits any
person from deposi,ing. or causing to
be deposited, or knowingly sending
or causing TO be sent, any such mat
ter by mail, and provides that pro-
ceedings for violation of this law NAV
be instituted either in the district in
which the mailing was done, or at the
place TO which it is carried by mail
or delivery, or any place where it is
delivered 10 the person addressed.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1890-10-07

Statesman.

Had there been . single flaw or
blemish in the record of Fred Du-
bois, single omission OF duty or
commission OF fault, or blunder even,
during the four years of his services
Is Delegate in Congress from Idaho,
or in his intercourse with his consttu-
ents, his enemies would have made
the most and the worst of it. 1t was
from no consideration or forbearance
Of theirs that not a semblance Of sn
accusation was made against him.
II was the absence of anything upon
which to found complaint. His
enemies, though not silent, rested
their case on the grave charge that
be was young man and ambitious
of future political honors.
And such enemies! Who were
they? Not Democrats; for Demo-
Gratis recognized and appreciated his
brilliant and able services in behalf
of Idaho, while frankly avowing
their purpose Of defeating his politi-
cal aims and aspirations il he had
any.
The enemies OF Mr.. Dubois were
nominal friends of the Republican
party, but real enemies of the party
OF Mr.. Dubois and OF Idaho; traitor
Gus henchmen and adherents Of q
guerilla chief without political con
science, iand with only sense enough
to waste the money that he could no,
spare in an insane campaign of noise
and bluster.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1890-10-07
Treasurer's Notice,

lhe following warrant will be paid on
presentation at my office:
NO 20l- In favor of JAS Groves s14O 40
B. c SIi SBY, Treasurer
Idaho City, Aug 5, 1890.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1890-10-07
Notice OF Forfeiture.

To Frank 5, Turner and WIN. c. Aus
tin: You are hereby notified that have
expended two hundred $4,000 dollars in
labor and Improvements upon the Ameri-
ca lode and mining claim, situated in Sill.
yer mining district, Boise county, Idaho,
for the years 1888 and 1889, in order to
hold SAID premises under the provisions
of section 2,324, Revised Statutes of the
United States. That the proportion of
said expenditure due by you, VIM c. Aus.
tin. is twenty-five dollars ($25)--twelve
dollars and fifty cents ($125U for the
year 1888, and twelve dollars and fifty
cents ($12.50) for the year 1889. That the
proportion of said expenditure due by
you, Frank S. Turner, is forty-three dol
lars and seventy five cents ($4s75), for the
year 1880. If within ninety (9O) days af
ter the publication of this notice, you,
Frank s. Turner and VIM. c. Austin, fail
or refuse to contribute your proportion of
said expenditure, and with legal cost of
this publication, your interests will be.
come the property of the undersigned, un.
der the provisions Of section 2,324
PATRICK MARLEY.
Sept. 80. 1890, GOD.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1890-10-07
The Australian system.

Very few people OF either party
can be found to-day who do not pro-
fess to be earnestly in favor OF the
Australian system of voting. The
advantages of the system wherever it
has been tried are so great and nu-
merous that it commends itself to the
judgment of all. 1t is safe to predict,
after the experience of the election
Of Wednesday that the old method
has been used for the last time for
Idaho.
1t is sad commentary on the in
telligsnce, patriotism and indepen-
dencc OF free citizens that they should
need protection, other than that which
present and ordinary laws give; but
it is fact nevertheless that large
slement OF the voting population APP
proach the polls under present meth
ods at the mercy of those who man
age to exercise wrong influences
over them.
Under the new system, the voter
is absolutely free from such influences
and beyond the power Of any who
would intimidate or corrupt him.
When all the advantages OF the
Australian system are considered, it
is indeed surprising that i. was not
sooner introduced.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1890-10-07
Dem moeratie Reasoning.

The Democrats saved the Union
in the recent rebellion.-Boise Dem.
ocrat.
The News Miner reporter read the
above extract to an old-line Demo
crat yesterday. 1t was the first in
stance OF Democrat claiming that
his party had put down the rebellion.
at is fact all the same," be rs.
marked.
Show do you make that out?"
swell, l will tell you," he replied.
ain the first place there would have
been no rebellion to put down if it
had not been for the Democrats,
would there?"
"No."
"Well, then, when the Democrats
surrendered, that put down the re-
beilion and saved the Union, didn't
it?"
"Yes.n
"Well, sir, by gosh, sir, amt the
Democrats entitled to credit for the
whole id business?"
Then he placed both thumbs in the
armholes of his vest and strobe ou,
of the Office with the air of a con-
queror.-Hailey News Miner.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1890-10-07
woodruff Talks with the spirits OF
10 smith aud Brigham Young.

SALT LAKE, Oct. 4.-The Mormon
semi. annual conference was opened
to-day by George Q. Cannon. Elder
Roberts spoke of the revelation to
come from President Woodruff, and
said that 1890 would rank as an ep-
och in the history Of the church.
President Woodruff then came for
ward and said the Lord wouldn't re-
veal this time; but he had talked
twice recently with Joseph Smith in
the spirit. The purport Of it was that
the bridegroom was about to mate
with the bride.
He also talked behind the veil with
Brigham Young, and was encouraged
greatly. Apostle Richards said the
kingdom was to advance more rapid
lily than ever; but the son OF man and
his angels would not come on earth
until Jerusalem is rebuilt. The Saints
should study the scriptures more, aud
then the young men would see vis-
| ion and old men would dream. Apos-
tie Thatcher advised the Saints to
prepare for 1891. They had pros
pered greatly of late, and that made
him fearful. What We need is perse-
cution, and plenty of it. He express
ed full belief in Woodruff's conver-
sation with Joseph Smith and Brig
ham Young. The time is coming
when this country will again engage
in strife between capital and labor
and the Mormon question will be for
gotten for time. Then tho people
would flee from all parts of the land
to Utah, and the Mormons would
welcome them, and would establish
here a true Republican government
with Democratic principles.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1890-10-07

Bids will be received at tho roa,
Comn'; n~oGr meeting of the Board Of County
wond ii'issloners Tor twenty-eight cords Of
receisod c more or less. Bids will also be
mn uned i0r Keeping snow off of the
O.,.a OCa'ngs; WM. WARNER,
osr~ VI tie Board pf ca Uusns,
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1890-10-07
Boise City
MARBLE WORKS.
Manufactures and Dealers in
Italian Marble and Granite

Italian Marble and Granite
Monuments, Tombstoncs, leblets, Stat
ues, Iron Fences, and all kinds of Gene
terry work. We have secured the services
of first.class workman from the East
We are better Than ever prepared to
do first class work, at such extreme
ly low prices as to defy competition
We have also received fine selection OF
original designs. both in granite and mar
BILE, so that parties can make as good Sc,
lection from these designs as can be found
anywhere in the United States.
Please call and examine, or write for oul
designs and prices, before placing your or
ders elsewhere. We will make it to youi
interest to de go.
Our designs in Iron Fences are the best
and cheapest In the world. We can fur
nish good Wrought Iron Fence nearly
as cheap as a wood fence.
JAMES DYMOKE,
Manager.
F. A. NOURSE,
Proprietor.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1890-10-07
The County Commits sioners

The County Commits sioners
OF Boise county, Idaho Tertiary, win
meet in regular session at the clerks once
in idaho City, on
Monday. Oct. II, 1880.
All accounts or other matters coming
before said Board should be filed two DAYS
prior TO that time
All accounts and papers must be legahs
verified to insure action thereon, and nc
bill will be presented unless all the fees
are paid WIN. WARNER.
Sept 80, 30. Clerk Board Co. Com.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1890-10-07

Rev. S. NJ. DRrvER, P. E., will
hold his FIRST quarterly meeting at
Idaho City Sunday, Oct 18th. Ser
vices at IL o'clock A. NJ. and Z P. M.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1890-10-07

ABOUT 100 voters in Long valley
failed to get to the polls. Those who
did not vote were about equally di-
vided politically.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-22
NO CHANCE FOR AN EXCUSE.
CONFIRMED BY THE SENATE.
Census Supervisor Isaac Beckett
Among Those on the List.

Census Supervisor Isaac Beckett
Among Those on the List.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.-The Senate has
confirmed the following nominations:
Supervisors of the Census-Alabama: j.
r. Wilson, Fourth district. Florida:
Charles L. Partridge, Fifth district. Geor-
gia: Isaac Beckett, Fifth district; W. A.
Harris, Sixth district; Marion Bethune,
Fourth district; c. c. Haley, First district.
Mississippi: E. Aldrich, First district; J. E.
Ousley, Third district. North Carolina: G.
p Jockey, Third district. South Carolina:
f. w. Macusker, Fourth district; s. T.
Poineir, First district; D. Yates, Second
district. Tennessee: II. r. Hinkle, Fourth
district; J. R. Walker, Fifth district.
ostmasters-Alabama: Andrew j.
Locke, Eufaula- Georgia: l.. II. Peacock,
Baiabridge. Florida: F. A. Harrison, Pa
latka Mississippi: James w. Lee, Aber-
deem; Edmund H. Thompson, Wesson
Joshua Stephens, Macon. North Carolina:
Mrs. Ada Hunter, Kingston. Virginia;
II. Anderson, West Point.
The other nominations for postmaster
sent to the senate to-day were: Charles r.
Lee at Berryvilie, Va, Edward C. Weeks
at Tallahassee, Fla, Henry G. Griffin at
Natchez. Miss, William 7. Ewing at Gads-
dan a la
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-22
SENATORS AS BILL PAssERs.
Some of the Measures that Went
Through Without Objection.

Some of the Measures that Went
Through Without Objection.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2L-The Senate this
afternoon proceeded to the consideration Of
bills on the calendar Under the eighth rule
(unobjected cases), and passed the following
bills, among others:
Granting permission to the officers and
enlisted men of the United States army,
members of the Society Of Cincinnati, AZ
tee Society, National Ass Jciation of Vete-
rams of the Mexican War, the military or
der of the Loyal Legion Of the United
States, and Of the Grand Army of the Re
public, to wear the badges adopted by these
orders.
Increasing the limit Of the cost for public
buildings as follows: San Francisco (site)
to $1,000, 900; Sacramento, CAL, to 100000; /;
El Paso, Tex, to 100000; Omaha. Neb.. to
$2,000,0 900.
Making appropriations for public build
ings as follows: Annapolis, Nd, $4,000;
Kansas City, Mo-, s2.500,O00; Los Angeles,
Cal (additionaD $350,000; Allegheny, Pa,
$25O,OO0; Beaver Falls, Pa, $50, 900; Atchi-
sen, Kan, $100,00O; Martinsburg. w. Va,
Sl25,O00; Selma, Ala, $3.50, 900; Zanesville,
O., Emporia. Kan, Danbury, Conn, and
Waterbury, Conn. 100000 each; New
London, Conn.,, 100000; Youngstown, O.,
100000.
There were still thirty-three other public
building bills on the calendar when that
business was closed. No other business was
disposed Of, and after brief executive ses-
sion, the Senate adjourned to Monday.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-22
SAFETY OF FEDERAL OFFICERS.
a Bill to Punish Persons Conspiring
to Do Them Bodily Harm.

a Bill to Punish Persons Conspiring
to Do Them Bodily Harm.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Ex-senator Ed
munds introduced in the Senate to-day the
following bill, which was referred to the
committee on judiciary:
Be it enacted. ETC., that any person who shall
willfully attempt to interfere with or prevent
the discharge of his official duties by an officer
or the United States or who shall
consplre with another to do SO,
o. who shall conspire with another to
attempt to do any bodily harm TO any officer of
the United States, on account or in consequence
OF an official act of any such officer shall be-
deemed guilty OF O misdemeanor, and on con-
viction thereof shall be punished by imprison-
ment not exceeiing five years, or by q fine not
exceeding 5000, or by both of said punish
ments, in the discretion Of the court
Amy person who shall unlawfully assault or
ill-treat any officer Of the United States while
performing his duties or in consequence OF such
performance, shall be deemed guilty OF misde-
meanor, and on conviction shall be punished
by Imprisonment not exceeding ten years, or by
a fine not exceeding $4,000, or both.
ANY person who shall wilfuly, but without
malice aforethought, kill any officer OF the
United States in the course of the discharge OF
MS u1tles' or IN consequence OF sucn discharge,
shall be punished by Imprisonment for period
not exceeding ten years.
Any person who shall willfully and mali
ciously Kill any officer of the United States in the
course OF the discharge of his duties as such, or
in the course of bis proceeding 10 perform any
thereof, shall be deemed guilty OF murder, and
on conviction thereof shall suffer death.
On the trial Of any indictment under the
provisions OF this act for murder it shall be
lawful for the jury to find a verdict Of guilty Of
granddaughter, and in such case judgment.
sentence and execution may be had In conse-
Quence.