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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-12
East Providence.

The services at the United Congrega-
tiOnal Church were well attended yester-
day Secretary III. ;. Conant of the Provi-
dence Y. VI. {. A. spoke in the morning,
the pastor conducting the services. In the
evening Secretary Stratton and Assistant
Secretary Houghtalng of Pawtucket
Y. NJ. G. A. addressed the meeting and
conducted the inquiry meeting.
The Rev. II. ;. Northrup will lecture to-
night in the Congregational Church at s
o'clock: The subject, Napoleon and
Josephine"
j. j. A, ;. e., for the oat race at Nara
gansett Park October IL, class 2:40.
The great event of the season in sport
ing circles will be the oat race between
East Providence horses at Pawtucket
Driving Park at 1:30 p. NJ. tomorrow.
The entries are rs follows Tantallon, NJ
l.. Read Geo. II. stephen Antony Harry
w, w. Il. Leonard Maud, w. \. Chap
man; Dudley, i. Whelden. The horses
will all be driven by their owners.
\ large congregation assembled in the
First Universalist Church yesterday morn
ing to hear the farewell sermon of the
Rev. George :. Weaver, who has occupied
this pulpit for six years. In the evening
the annual harvest concert attracted
a large number of people. The church
was tastefully decorated with fruits and
vegetables, bundles of rye and corn, and a
profusion of cut flowers The program
was exceptionally well rendered. Dr.
Weaver also announced that as no sub
stitute bad been appointed for next sun
day he would supply the pulpit.
The Annual Parish Meeting of the First
Universalist Church will be held in the
church tonight when the work for the
coming year will be laid out.
The Ballou Society connected with the
First Universalist Church will hold their
annual meeting i'm the vestry of the
church, Wednesday afternoon and even
ing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-12

These garments are de
signed to take the place ol
best measure work.
Jerome Kennedy & Co.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-12

The American Brewing Company: which
was organized under authority of the Gen
eral Assembly some months ago, to-day
recorded the deeds of land purchased on
Harris avenue, upon which buildings will
be erected for the business of the company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-09
Have You BEEN THrRr,

II Will ray you 10 70 there. Run walk or ridethere
Be sure and take your o. there.
there.
They do bu iasss right or no, at ali there.
They ref1 u tine money for any article no. as repre-
p-Eted up there.
They g1ye you 100 cents for a dollar ap there.
IL i the only place in the city where you can
4 house complete.
They sell solid Oak sidebo4rd. sl2 30; sold else
Nhsre, SIS They sell Rsfrizsrators 81 - TO $50
Mating. I2j4c. to 4sc. Extra Damask and Linen
Chain. 4~c. Handsome Folding Bed. bsyel mirror
-sHiO. S2S Folding Beds. nice hnish. 50 Fine Oak
Suites. go. s6. s7J. sold elsewhere. ss5. 500 slOO
LeOnards Refrixerators under the price. Wrs Dsors
~. nth bet Sst'-toekHa0 hinge. Rustic Lawn
Benches. sl.dO 10 ~. 20. Best Wire Cots. 81. 20.
siss hli-hair Mattress. 20 pounds. $50. Caried
Sair Mattress 30 pounds. si2 -. RoIl-up Steel Bed
sprinss. $3.50 AI-s;eeI Woven Wire with lie coil
SPRINGS boob fold. s60 Initial Tarbs-r. beautiful
eSraNed wreath. lOe 0Ciear Tinihlers for l5c- kr.
"ood Hammock. Sc. osc. and si..s5. Baby Car
sSss iai!y SphosssTea, niske TRIMMINGS and para
SOL - - 10 e.6. The Laygesf Stre Cedar Tube 81.
oopiece Tea SETS e. o. 70 sl0. 1Opisce Dinner Set
sHSo 70 sSu Everything .or the house at place.
i.sllas1-1bss he name and place
N. c GRAsTr.
DOUBLE STORES
lbao and liz N L ". bss. ana O.
Our only tsrlcs cheap for cab
Deaf asant ~ sog try. n5e7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-09
Disappeared With HI. Four Som.

Lester l.. BRISTOL, forty-four years old. iv-
ing at Jersey City Heights has been missing
from his home since Saturday morning. with
his four young sons, Louis, William, Dexter
and Harry, eleven, nine. seven and five years
old. respectively BRISTOL is an expert cleo
trician and machinist. and has been endowed
for twenty years by the Delaware, Lackawanna
and an. Western Railroad Company. Mrs. BRISTOL,
with grief. She says her husband has been
studying ON an electric patent for several
months and she thinks his mind is unbalanced
She greatly fears for the safety Of her children.
The police have been actively engaged in n
search for the missing man and children. but
up to late hour last night no clue to their
whereabouts had been discovered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-09
Work of the Pension Ruraau

Commissioner Raum of the pension bureau
Is making arrangements to still further increase
the issue Of pension certificates and hopes to
be able to reach daily issue from 800 to
l.S00. which would be an increase OF about 400.
During Gen. RaunI's incumbency the number
OF cases awaiting Investigation by special ex-
amlners IN the neld has been reduced from
ll.225 to 1900 and In consequence about forty
special examiners now in the field will be called
in There are now about seventeen vacancies
IN the bureau, which will soon be filled and
these appointments, together with the forty
special examiners, will increase the workin .,
force OF the bureau by ffty-seyen. Gen. Raum
said today that his present force was doing ex-
ceedingiy good work and he expected to make
a better record this year than ever before. The
number OF certificates issued last week was
aO6i the first payments on which aggregated
1874, $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-09
RAILROADS..
ID IcHMoNp AND DANyfrIf RAILROAD co.
~ schedule IN ea-t june :. lsssl

II srs-iSls m ss--, Jun. :. i,ssi "
srs si aTsnss W. w.,h and .sr nn-''.n
ns d %mpy e. ,sSsae ~, stSrs :, y a.
qa,sr Mhits sulphur sprinss connects st Lynchburs
s sSsS 10 Ss S iGS ss:.s.s
and the southsss.
rsaaI!:s WIZ. sulphur sT,sn.. cupsE.s. or.sss =.
neh, m. Drnn,l,ls er-,Hssro md .s.s,oy. .
en- SoSt carons psson s sns .:,,.sss
south caro,in. DIVISION, and st.t,ons xsissss ssa
nl1c N Union station ior ali rrinciI. points souis
itl nian B1h.i ss--,~s. New yos. and w.sAiusto.
20 Asuta, oonneting with Puilinsn Sleeper Atlsnts
man sleeper to Msmrilis sis sirasnshsm sni,.s q
psnsile With Pullman slespes Ia AarnstA via Co
k@oasi s a. .sSss saS S's sas fos
80 a m and 4 - pm--D.ily exreps sunday. sos
IS 2 m DAILY e,eept SUNDAY, for wsrrnson and
IN 4, "hns sn rnw sls Y,ox ANN ,,,r,,
NhsIiKs ilsfIBrLiD nNITEb.-A Nssais-
prs~inr Roam. DnnS' sl-r,anS and sH1 sss.s.
SMOKING, Library md alton C.rs OF the l.i3
exI iof is seiN1e An extra isre n k.rvsS o.
TN. rsn in .onnetion With tirsl class rclsis MA
a say pohs Ansss At Atlanta - io.le.ss
IneridiAn New Orleans ana Aicks6as VI. burning.
II 90 p. m; Daily. southern E,pre-s for Lunch.
sars n~nNiile ',rS~nsiorn. Nal, lVh SALISBURY and
aud st=tous scout Carolina DiVisaun % Aaxussa aSd
w,.n s1nn.tt;..n sIs Sala tie yis'Sn e A,l.ns-
bouts s9ath aud Southwest. rhroush coschss Nev
Pullman bGfiet Sic, PER New york TO Kno,yn,. Vi.
a.ynghouIs, DsnNine. Salisbury aud Western Sorth
Pullman BATE. S.eeper. Nash nrton to Ne~ ori~a.s
TRANS on %St ssl,i aud s",I.
raw was. .n.i9n = a n daily q = pan daily ana
a. la %. d "a tnrlk "A a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-09
CITY AND DISTRICT.

a. THE EvFSISo STARS subscription list.
the books Of the office, and its press and de-
livery rooms are at all times open to the wei
come inspection Of any person having color
able interest in the correctness of its claims as
to circulation. This is guarantee to sdver-
tisers that is given by few papers in the world.
and Jy hoIle ether in Washi,lGtOn,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-09
Peoples Party I'm kansns.

The peoples party in Kansas will have an CD.
portunity to test its strength in the election
this fail Of a successor to Chief Justice Albert
II. Horton The representatives of the new
party in Kansas are said to be aggressive. and
feel strong enough to defeat any and all oppos-
ing parties. Thsy will. it is said oppose all ate
te.rnts at fusion and make straightout fight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-09
A Leading Nova scotian's Death.

The death is announced of Hon. Samuel
Creelman. aged eighty-three. He was one of
the RECOMMENDATION politicians in Nova Scotia
and ono of the leaders of tine liberal party who
united with the conservatives to carry the COM
federation of the provinces He was the first
gold commissioner of the provinces and when
the conser yatiyes were in power between 1873
and 1882 was government leader in the legisla-
tive council.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-09
.s0swov uvAosn |
.'16 Cent?
Blue BRAND |

Hyou cannot get it Of your dealer We will send H.
express paid, r-ceipt Of money
SAMPLE FREE II YOU MENTION THIS PAPER
BOSTON WOVEN HOSE co. MANF'RS OF
RI BBER BETTING AND PACKING ri DEv
OSSHlkE STREET. BOSTON: 2O5 LAKE
ST, CHICAGO. BUSH ST. SAN FRANCISCO.
CAL my2I-th !, tu:st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-09
FOR TIRED BRAIN

DR.. o. c. Stout, Syracuse, N.Y., says: 81 gave Il
10 one patient who unable TO transact the most
ordinary business because his brain was stred and
confused upon the least mental exertion. Immedi-
ate benefit and ultimate recovery followed"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-09
Ho Has Nor HAD
POOR HOSE
GOOD RrBBER HOSE

Could he bought ten years ago Why, Because there
was rubber in it, The Hose sold by dealers today
tains little or pure rubber. OUR BLUE BRAND
HOSE is the Old Fashioned Kind and ismade Of Tubbr
With good care it should last five six years Its
cheap at the price As guarantee that you get
ting what you Day for and not paying hizh price
Tor poOr article place this brand every length
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-09
,HEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
scheluie ID effs--l MAY 90. lso,

Schedule Ia effeci May 20 1891
- - Leave Union DeiSt tth and u sfrp..<
lo'2 an ior Newport News. Ola po.nt Comfort an
and Norfolk at 6.sS q. IN. '''"-
spm, 0nclnaHt LhIress daily for stations In Viz
e~tInule Seerers and entire train nun throuxa
without change 10 Cincinnati. arriving At 5Oa "A,
supper. -
II 40 o m. y. +. v. Nestibule Limited daily Sofia
ltAliis VIII dining cara. run through without
chahse 10 Cincinnati. Ne~tibul. Sleep-r for Isr-
inrtoa anu Louisville Pullman cxrs ossn -
rece.Ne pas senlseTs at pm.
Offices. OILS and Is-l PenuS VI yania .y-nue
ii. W. FULLER
myeB Genera Hn<-~ns,f A.r~,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-09
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS


t'ok htOLk And Old roINT TAKE
Steamer LADY OF IHE LAKE. Fare Al :.l
Round trip 81 %. Steamer 18th wharf, ter
minus of gable cars, Tuesday rsday and Sunday
D pm Lighted with electricity and return, snel
throughout 1hrouyL tickets TO Boston inc udInz
meals anu state rools 10. and New lork. 60 10
Telephone call. l3U and {. .off.es-5I:B and lll
fenna. ave. lmy4l ALFRED WOOD. O. 4. A
M ARfLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT
AVA Company.-Steamer Sue, Capt. W. c. Geoghegau
leaves every SUNDAY at D.. Baltimore and rver
landings Steamer John T.. 1ygert, Capt. ohm A.
ketcham, leaves every Monday and THURSDAY at
PIN Tor river landings. Thursdays trip val be rx-
tended to Baltimore. All freight must be PREPAID.
tor passage and freight apply To STEPHENSON 4
Bho sth ST. wharf. Or cor. Pa. ave. and l.th st.
- TEAMEk ''WAkEFIELD"
- Leaves 9Th 81. wharf ON MONDAYS, THURSDAYS
ana SATCkDAlS at am. Returning TUESDAY,
fhlDAN and SUNDAY evenings
tor NCnIini Creek, Va, and St Clements bAy.
touching at intermediate LANDINGS.
Passenger aCcVlnLnouutlUus rirst-ciass
{. ". RIDLEY
fyS GENERAL ManaySr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-09


PROOF LIKE THE FOLLOWING SHOULD POINT
The WAY TO PERSONS SUFFERING FROM OBJ
sTRUCTIONS IN THE NOSE AND THROAT AND
To OBTAIN THAT RELIEF WHICH THEY so
MUCH DESIRE
Washington. D. C.. May 80. 1891.
DR. C. " Jcrian-
Dear Sir-lOCr skilful treatment and successful re-
ulosal OF ohstructOns in nUsrils deserves open
akno~ e1txnent and u Is pteasu to perform what
consider my duty tins respect An injury my
nose iwenty wears resulted in Detected seprum
and AiteTwArd IN oplee stOppase Of lett nOstl by
excessive growth czrtllae and the rleht nostril
hkewise considerably impaired for usefulness All Of
forts 10 fOrce natural discharges by sharp blowing
failed and hawking often resOrt-d vhich disi-
are-abeness hastily pass since the Necessity
Tor II no OI<er exists For have
constantly receivins Treatment from many doctOTs
and that they all failed OF their object IL IS
since placed self in your hands Just a month
a-o. The relief afforded and ventilation a throat
made possible by successful surgery (and which
was attended by not the slightest pain or incOnven-
Isnce most heartily THANK you for and stand ready
10 thoroughly iniOrs- you and Your methods.
Ioufs truly.
WALTER NORRIS
No 800 18th NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-09
PROFESSIONAL.

PROFESSIONAL.
NINE FRANCIS. CARD AND TRANCE MEDIUM.
vi Lite gwen from cradle to grave, open Sunday.
Sl3 North Carolina ave. Sc. myl3-24t'
NINE. RAFHAI. The CELEBRATED CLAIR
WI voyant and astrologst. the seventh born
with cau las wonderful healing power. Gives names
and lucky dates Dout ia:i lady. Room ~,
9loF st. NV. JeS-6t'
NTME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
u LIFE. All business confidential. Ladies and gen
tlemen % cents each. Hours: AIN. TO y. Ia. ~
ST.. bet LIST and North Capitol SIS NV. apll-lOw'
DROP. CLAY Is THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
advertising clairNoyaDt. astrologer and med um in
this city. Has wonderful prophetic gilt of second
sight. Reveals hidden mysteries RECEIVERS lost or
stolen property. brings separated together causes
speedy marriages. gives success in business removes
family troubles, evil influences. Strangers from other
cities and all in trouble will Time and money by
coming to the right place at he where
Others have failed. Convnces sGeItical and adj
verises only what he dc. All business coniden-
tia. Satisfaction guaranteed. sittings 5Oc ftours
9to q. Open Sundays. Residence 419 ii 81, bet ween
- and oth SIS southwest my:s0-l2ts
MME. DREAMER WILL LEAVE THE CITY
N1 July for the seashore VIII return September
ID. Patrons please take notice.
myl4-lm- 150S 18th ct. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-09
DIR c. VI. JORDAN.

DIR c. VI. JORDAN
COG 18TH STREET NV
specialty-Dissases Of Nose. Throat Lungs and Ear
Consultation Free.
Once hours-9 to IL M. = to p m. TO s D. m
Sundays. y to II IN. je6,p,lI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-09

ID OCK ENON SPRINGS. VIRGINIA
~ In the great North MS only 6x hours from
washington Hotel and cottages accommodate $50.
cool resort. BountiIul table. Three remarkabI.
medicinal springs Fine mineral baths and swimming
pool Livery, bowling alleys, tennis lawn and ele-
CANT ball room enlarged this Season opens Ju.,e
% Beautiful new descriptive pamp at this Office
For terms and full information apply at office o.
A 8. PRATT L. SONS
my21-3m Sun building. 1873 st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-09
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY.
commencement Exercises OF the Law ID,
partment at the Academy of Music.

BRILLIANT GATHERING OF FRIENDS OF THE
Observation-Disclosures PEOPLE UPON THE
srAGE.-A LARGE LIST OF GRADUATES TO WHOM
DIPLOMAS WERE AwAKDEp--sUocEssFUL PRIZE
CoSTEsTANTs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-09

ERENCH ACCORDION PLATING REDUCED
L Tor the rest Of this seasOnLaaies' skirts BE Per
&c. per yd and up; pinkiuy. q Der yd a. "
LUCAS, yOS 9Th St n. W. aplO- I'm.
FRENCH DNEING. SECURING AND DRY CLEAN
4 ing Establishment. l205 New York ave. First
class ladies and gents work of every description
OUTING SUITS.
ANTON AND CAROLINE LERCH. formerly with
A FISHER and Manson irlese. farls- myS
Hrs. GEO. WAGNER. 1876 l4TH ST NV
AVA bes to announce that she has opened her and
complete establishment of Human hoods and
Toilet Articles and Is better prepared do shampoo
end Dress Hair III shorter time than before owing
her new methods. to which she especially invites at
tention Of the ladies OF " aslingtou. ,uy4-.im
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-09
SUMNER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY n. i

A TLANTIC CITY. y. TRENT OR SALE-HO.
"A tells cottages and bath houses lots sale in all
parts of the city also South Atlantic City ISRAEL
u. ADAMS CO.. Heal Estate Agents, Real Est ate and
Law building. ral-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-09


The opening address was made by Rev. ].
Havens Richards, S. j., the president of the
university, who humorously advised the audi
ence not to be alarmed at the large number of
young lawyers that were about to be turned
loose IN the community. As Mr.. Samuel NJ
Ieatman the secretary and treasurer, read the
names of the graduates they we're presented
with their diplomas by the president. Each
one was greeted with more or less applause
which rendered his progress toward the foot
lights and back again in some measure a fore
cast of the honor which awaited his future Ca
reer along the pathway of the law. The grad
yates were as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-09

THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
u Berkeley Springs, W. Va.
opposite the celebrated baths and grounds open
for quests and has been renovated, retted and has
electric bells throughout the Terms moderate
For further information address CHARLES p JACK,
owner and Propretor Berkeley SPRINGS W. Va Jed lot
EoE RENT VERY DESIkABLY LOCATED
n 1uraished cottage al Berkeley Spr1ng $500 for
the season. b. X. ROBERTSON, ISIS ST. NV
iel-1m
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Elegant location two miles from the sea 40 minute.
from Boston; high grounds. which include 8 acres
with large lily pond, surrounded with rustic seats
pine trees beautiful scenery and wood in the imne
diate vicinity superior table: home comforts milk
and vegetables from the farm; desirable
and chronic ailments
Baths. hydropathy. electricity. MASSAGE mechani-
cal movements.
DIR. J. b. DE BEER.
Boston Office &c Boyston st.
Established since 1872. myl9-eo6w
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1891-11-26

Mrs. Francis Holly, who wrote history
of Dakota, has decided to sue the Vermil-
lion Republican for libel
The livery stable at Yankton, owned by
Mayor Powers OF that city, burned, and
twenty-six horses with it.
The South Dakota Educational associa.
ton will hold an adjourned meeting in
Mitchell Dec. 20, 30 and 81.
The Salem water works were damaged
by fire. Loss. $500 or $1,000. 1t caught
from an overheated stove used to keep the
stand-pipe from freezing.
Gov. Mellette has appointed Andrew N
Vancamp, of Highmore county, judge oi
Hyde county, in the place of Jacob Thaght,
removed. he has also appointed J. J. Bat,
terson county judge of Roberts county,
vice I. Ii. COuntryman, resigned.
Two or three private parties have pur.
chased artesian we'll outfits and the county
is negotiating for an outfit or two more, SC
that the prospect is good for the sinking
ofsevcral wells in this vicinity during the
coming year.
Edward Carter of New York is at Mitch
ell to take steps towards locating branch
store of the National Cooperative union in
Mitchell. He has options on stocks ir
forty-one South Dakota towns, and say.
the scheme will work revolution in trade
A report from Elk Point says: In the
| official investigation of the records of thi.
county it is found that an ex-justice of the
peaceis short in his accounts nearly $1,000
He was a Republican. The deficit wa:
| hushed up at the time. More cases of thi.
| kind are expected to be found.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1891-11-26
NORTH DAKOTA.

The safe In the Milwaukee freight depot
at Fargo, was broken open by burglars,
who secured 20 cents for their trouble.
A stock company has been organized
and incorporated at Forman for the erec-
ton of a Touring mill. The capital stock is
$500 divided into shares of $50 each.
The North Dakota board OF Worlds Fair
managers meet at Grand Forks to consider
plans for the state building and other I'M
portant business.
The Fargo Daily Forum appeared for the
first time the other evening. 1t is edited
by Maj. Edwards and II. G. Plumley,
formerly of the Argus. The Forum will
be published for the present at the Moor
head News office.
The post mortem and inquest on the ne
mains of Jos. Bachwa, at Wahpeton, sup
posed to have been murdered shows the
immediate cause of death to be pleurisy.
There was no question but he had been
knocked down and jumped upon, but doc
tors would not certify that this caused his
death. No arrests have been made.
Senator and Mrs. Casey have gone to
Washington. They will travel leisurely,
making brief stay at Minneapolis to visit
Mrs. Casey's brother, and another at De-
troit, Mich, where their daughter is at
school, Senator Casey intimated that he
had some prospective legislations in mind
but declined to outline at present.
E. @. d. Skortridge, president of the
North Dakota State Farmers Alliance, said
from personal observation and reliable i'm
formation he is convinced that 25 per cent
of the crop in the state is not threshed. The
winter has set in and unthreshed wheat
will haye t9 wait till spring. He visits the
terminal points to examine the workings
of the elevator system and says in oil prob
ability the Alliance will have paid agent
here to handle next years crop,
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1891-11-26
LABOR CIRCLES.

THE strike of London carpenters, which
has been on for six months, has been set
tied by arbitration.
AT Pittsburg Pa. the employees of the
nail department Of Oliver & Roberts wire
works were notified of 20 per cent reduc-
ton in wages. The men are not organized
and will accept the reduction.
A NUMBER of the striking compositors of
Breslau have been sentenced to pay various
penalties for breach OF contract in stopping
work The magistrates of several towns
have given notice that strikers menacing
non-strikers or visiting their houses will be
punished with the utmost severity of the
law.
THE general grievance committee of the
Switchmen's Mutual Aid Association OF
North America is in session in st. Louis.
1t is given out that no business of i'm
portance is before the committee, the meet
ing being only, for the purpose OF ::organiSa-
ton, which takes place every year after the
national convention.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1891-11-26
THE RAILROADS.

THE Indiana, Illinois & Iowa has petit
toned the court at Ottawa, Ill, for an in
junction restraining the Santa Fe from vio-
lating the agreement entered into between
the two companies by which the Three is
was to receive 10 per cent Of the through
rate from the Missouri river to Kankakee
THE sheriff levied on all the property of
the Grand Rapids, Lansing & Detroit, and
the Lancing & Northern railroads, includ-
ing right of way, franchise and rything
else in sight The levy was made on the
suit of McRae & Lally, the contractors, who
have an unsatistied judgment against the
companies for $65,00O.
The National Transportion association,
comprised of the boards of trade and other
commercial bodies of the United States, de-
cided at its meeting in Chicago to apply to
the interstate commerce commission for an
order compelling the railroads to adopt a
simpler form of bill of Pleading. lfthe COM
mission does not act promptly congress will
be petitioned to the same end.
THE lines in the Central Traffic associa-
ton have agreed that for the Christmas
and New Year holidays an excur-
sion rate of one and onethird of the lowest
local fare for the round trip may be made
to apply locally. Tickets will be sold only
on Dec "a, 25 and 81 and Jan. 1, good only
on date Of sale going, and return as late as
Jan. f.