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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-14

a liquid which instantly kills
phylloxera without injuring the
vine.
THE HEBREWS.
Moscow, Aug. l4.-Police have
received secret orders which will
have the edect Of expelling every
jew from the district within two
months.
LONDON. Aug. A. Baron Hirsch
has negotiated with the Turkish
government TO rent land along the
railway in Asia for a Jewish colony.
no BUY LAND.
LONDON, Aug. 14.-Baron Hirsch
has signed a document empowering
Dr. Lowenthal aud other gentlemen
to purchase lands in Argentine
Republic ~ the value Of ten million
pesos.
ANOTHER UKAsE.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. IA Ar
ukase has been issued directing the
railroad officials throughout the
country to give give precedence over
all other trains, passenger or freight
To trains conveying grain supplies to
distressed provinces.
WILL BUY WHEAT.
PARIS. Aug. l4.-The Bulletin
Deshalls today reports as the result
IF the investigation that the
wheat crop of France will not
exceed s5,0O0,OOO hectoliter. TO
meet the normal demand of the
,ountry it will be necessary to import
g, 500, ,0CJ bushels of wheat.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-14
Stockholders Meeting.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the annas ~
~ meeting Of the stock holders oi lu'
'rpital Gold aud silver mining ecmpah,s
"l be city of salem, Oregon, will De hsrS s,1
uu gae second TnnS sdsS' The 18TH day g
August, 1881, az 3o,c ok p. fo.. for the ~. ~.
ttnn q directors AM such other busln'
as may come pefsive he meeting.
J. h. STRICkLEh. 80 - a.
Sslem Oregon. July IS 1891.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-14
Quarterly Teachers Examina-
lion,

NnftNE Is nenehy given that the pext
~ REGULAR quarterly examination OF an
flleeets ny ceriinosltes "a teach iu the pub
Court House AZ salem.
essnsstly, Asssst 2, 1891,
a. OclOek ?. m. sharp. Anplicants u,us,
ee pFeSent al the opening ~ The s..sSion.
n ". NODER
County Superintendent of IN, ols for
Marion oonnty, OrSgOn. sltddW
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-14
WILL BUY WHEAT.
WEATHER REPORT.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. l4'-Fore-
cAst for Oregon and Washington:
light rains along the coast.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-14
FOREIGN.
A GREAT DISCOVERY.

ROME, Aug. "a Prof Ferronzito,
Of Turin university has discovered a
a liquid which instantly kills
phylloxera without injuring the
vine.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-14

NTANTEE-O'y agent. maize SI00 to 500
w month selling our gUnds On Their
merits. We want cuupI.: aud general
agents. and wili'uEe back ali gods uB.
sold If county AGENT fails Ia clear slel
and EXPENSES af ~ "A thhty u;,ys' trial. o.
a general agent less than S25L We ain
send large illustrated circulars and letter
with p speciai offer To suit territory nu-
piled for, on receipt offs one cent stamps.
Apply at once and get in OF the bsom
NcGIcSs kcnler +ianufactuTing Co. Fits.
burg. Pa. i7dAw n
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-14

> OF he best residence tors ~ the city or
COUNT STR l. {. I,
Soltheast corner of D.OcE. between lflp
line, tour 3. ocks nom Center and state =
car lines and Fast salem school Price ~
i2r both ur sl500 for ,-Crner and $3.50 for Id
side Each lot has 20 foot frontage on
COURT STREET.
lnqu re of the OREGON NURSERY o.
oIlce Cor. Coml and ChemeEeta sueeN
Up stairs or of any Real Estate nria "
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-14

I'm II II ~ JOY -
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken il is pleasant
and refreshing 10 the taste, and aees
gently vet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver aud BoWels, elesnses the sys-
ten eaectHally. dispels colds, hesd-
aches and fevers and cures habitusl
constipation permanently. Forsale
in SOC and 81 bottles by all
druEgislA
CALIFORNIA re SKRUP co.
sA4 faAkclSco, c&l.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-14

Butter. IA eSAmeg. sNOas a
CHE
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-14
FARM FOR SALE.

$40 acres Of best stock and fruit land in
Oregon for sale AT IA bargain. VIII sell in
lots TO suit purchaser. Address OF call on
Z. }. SIBEL, Knights, Ore.
Near Silver Greek Falls. 3ms
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-14

au|. 81 Ankiesy, The Count Delisle,
ar aud Mm. Baird, Augustus
@pao|dIne; Mile. valda, the distln-
aulshed prlma donna; Mr.. Ferris, Of
lhe I.ytcmm theatre; Mr.. and Mrs.
AniIll. and Mr.. LILY, the rising
yonug tenor. The performance IN
the theatre began at o'clock. II is
needles to say a splendid audience
was present, and the scene In the
body Of the theatre rivaled Ia brill
llaucy that on the stage. Every
whore were 20 be seen rich dresses,
towels and flowers. Programs hand
painted on yellow satin were served
20 the guests.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-14

NANKp0N, = H., Aug. lA-J.
n 0smlls repaslicAn cosgr~smaa
c,,v9. d,ea this moreia : e paralysis
~ ~, heaH.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-14

RosE0S, Mas, Aag. lA--Smplc
bat Impressive funeral services over
the remNins of the lsle Janass Ras'
seii Lowell we've held Ia Apple,on
chaFei. Camor.dgr ~ nom today.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-14
ApIuTANr aENERAL q. an.

ALBANY, n. Y, Aug. Conn
mander in Chief Palmer has an-
nouncod the appointment of Col.
Frederick p. Histerer, the present
assistant adlutaut general Of the
state AS adjutaut general q. A. II.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-14

SAN DlHG0, Cal, Aug. lA-ln-
lornaallon has lust resch,d here Of a
disasten,ns clouthurst al Campo ia
this county, "Wednesday. The
Town l. situated at shs
mouth Il ravine aud the
torreNt OF waters osme d,wn on the
town. washing away everything
novrahle. Many head " livestock
we're Killed, no llVss were iosl.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-14
Payil0l will be tOptl 4NighH in the Wttk.

splendid field oi horses entertd in the
spced department, and fine exhibits oi
rae ng VIII be given each day
kntrio> for premiums close Monday Al
';N p m. ~ hihltors are urgei "a make as
many ol ihelr entries GA saturday hefnr,
h.is as possible. Goods, animals and arti
c'fS tor rNh hibltiOu must be in thor plac,-s
by 10 y. m on Monday.
PRiCkS or ADMISSION.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-14

ror tickets and tnn lntogmatiOn re1arn.
nN,s agent Salem, Orsgni. ~
rnSs1 h2SEt n; Asst. q. /. and I'sss. A-'i
'-'N Manager
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-14

IRoNToN, Ohio. Aug. IA
powder mill short distance below
Hnatlne,on, W, Va, exploded this
morning. ThNe persons were kill,d
aud several wounded,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-02-10

6 ,.i,.1Io MUST BE PAID N
ANY ANCI.
H. APPEAL will he delivered to
,. t.iiIzens cf Carson at 25 cts
Fer Week
inhn +. UhIhorn. of the Califor-
ri, Press Association, 305 Bush
S,r.-,-,, san Francisco. Cal, is the
sa hn,iza.I advsrtlsiry agent of the
SING APPEAr
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-02-10
Go|dens Chris p. HAS Display!
EHGJE9sg ALI
For the : HOLIDAYS!

Wake up to your opportunities and see the prices
quote you III the finest line of goods offered i'll
Nevada. Watches Diamonds Marble and Onyx clocks.
New line of Sterling Silver aud Plated Ware aud the
large quantities do from Eastern Importers
sell anything in the jewelry line profit cheaper
than other dealers buy them, We solicit call
Holiday Presents to examine our goods and prices
Fine watch repairing, engraving and jewelry work
specially Every piece OF goods warranted represent
ed Goods sent on approval by : ellis, Fargo Go.
CHATELA4Az.~ u 4a<bLDEN.
THE LEADING JEWELERS. OF NEVADA
VI GIL AND CARSON. dl2
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-02-07
Some Interesting Matches for Lovers
of the Manly Art of Self
Defense.
CARROLL AND GLEASON TO MEET.
Other Mills to Come OFF Which Prom
Use Amy Amount Of
Sport.
Joe Burns of Butte Issues a Challenge
and Posts One Hundred Dollars
Forfeit Money.

sporting matters is now the all absorb
ing topic Of conversation and from the
number oi matches arranged will con
tinue to be for some time to ONE
Rodgers of Butte and Billy Smith, :Ae
Toronto Canada lightweight are in the
hands of their trainers and are doing
some hard work TO be in good form for
next Friday night. AS these two have
met before In the ring and have never
been able to decide which is the better
man, considerable speculation is rife as
to the one VIII will come off the victor.
That the match will be for all they are
worth is conceded by the friends of both
parties. In connection with this match
and in conversation with a TRIBUNE
representative, young Carroll, a light
weight from Denver, stated he would like
to meet the winner If stakes large enough
could be raised. Messrs. Germ Il Daven-
port will likely give him a chance for the
desired meeting.
On next Tuesday, February 10, there
will be b twenty round contest at Cassedy's
hall in North Great Fails for Il 800
purse between Scarf Goslin and Carroll,
the light weight of Denver. This man
must not be COMPOUNDED with Carroll the
heavy weight, or the man who bested
Fraker.
Roach, a strapping big r%ailroader, has
accepted the challenge issued nightly
from the Park theatre stage, Offering $5o
to the man who could stand before Hen
messy for five rounds, Qucensbury rules
They have signed articles to try con
cluiions or Thursday night, February II
Articles have beer signed for a mattel
between Carroll, the champion heavy.
weight of Montana, Int Gleason, of MIN
neapolis. They will contest for a purse Of
$500 on Friday night, February 18th.
Carroll is nov in better trim than when
he stood before Fraker, and by the time
set for the meeting with Gleason will
have trained down to somewhere near
Gleason's weight. Gleason, formerly OF
Minneapolis, is the champion middle
weight of the northwest. He recently
defeated George Cannon III Seattle, after
a hard battle of 2S rounds. He bested
Pete Mccoy at the Golden Gate Athletic
Club of San Francisco, and defeated
Black Pearl of Minneapolis, in ten rounds.
He also made Il seven round draw with
the Montana Kid" in San Francisco. II
will thus be seen that Carroll has his
hands full, although he has a great ad-
vantage in weight.
In all probability a wrestling match will
be arranged between Ey,on, the cham
pion of Australia, and JDe Burns who is
sues a challenge in today's TRIBUNE.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-02-07
IN THE FLATHEAD COUNTRY.

F. P. Miles, the rustling superintend-
ent of tie Butte ard Montana company,
came In from Great Falls this week
where he has been for the last few weeks
on business.
Ed Hicks this week bought out his
partners interest in the Montana hoteI
and wi hereafter run the business alone
MIR. Erity will engaged in some kind o.
business in this city and still he a citizen
X. Reed, the genial mixologist of THE
Club" can beat them all when it come.
to erecting u building. Last Monday he
started in OF his 1924 twO-story granite,
colored-front residence and before Tues.
day he had it completed. X. is the hap
piest man on this side of the river. He
fits about just like a newly married man.
The reason is that his wife from Great
Falls joined him Tuesday night and he is
now comfortably located In his new tent
house.-Demersville Inter-Lake.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-02-07
MoNrANA's eEM-BEAR1Na BEDS.
A New Company Formed to Work Edo
RADIO Bar.

A New Company Formed to Work Edo
RADIO Bar.
On Friday, says the Pioneer Press, E.
B. North'op of this CITY received a cable.
gram from London which indicated that
all the gem-bearing beds Of Montana
had been transferred to English capt.
tallSts.
The property in question comprises sew
eral pieces of land, In all nearly $500
acres. the most interesting and important
portions of which are Eldorado bar and
Ruby placer. They both lie along the
Missouri river to the north Of Helena, the
former being In Meagher aud the latter
in Clark county. Eldorado bar was form
erly a celebrated gold field, but on ac-
count of the scarcity of water, available
in a way necessary to a miner, was aban-
doned in the sixties. Its recent owner,
Mr.. f. d. Spratt, left Alpena, Michigan,
a few years ago to engage in mi
ming In Montana, and settled at York
a little mining camp n the Big Belt noun,
tains, and since then has gained posses
sion of many mining properties in the
surrounding country by purchase, patents
or claims under mineral laws. His part
ner in these enterprises has been his
brother, A. N. Spratt, of Alpene, Mich
who is the president of the Minot lumber
company. The Messrs. Spratt, by u sue.
cession of purchases, obtained possession
of Eldoredo bar, having in view the gold
which with modern facilities, can be
washed out in paying quantities. and with
the Interior hope that the stone found
there might prove 10 be very valuable,
Meanwhile the Spratts were pushing
their mining ventures around York, es.
peGially In Trout creek canyon.
The new company will work Ell Dora
do bar on an extensive scale both for
gold and gems, it having been proved
that the latter are of much value. The
present method of conveying water from
one side Of a canyon to the other is by
sipbon. the iron pipe OF which, lying
along the ground, is not likely to be dis
:urbed by the elements. 1t would evil
IDENTITY not be an enormous task TO recon
struct the tlume of the sixties and work
out this great bar of 1900 acres with It's
rich deposits of gold aud gems. The
more feasible plan and the one which
will probably be adopted by the company
that undertakes to open the doors of nat
ure's treasure house, will be the use of
pumps, which will make the never-failing
waters of the Missouri, flowing along its
side, available. Without doubt the gold
obtained by this method OF working
would pay all expenses and leave the
stones as a clear profit. Certainly the
future will see this auriferous bar washed
into the river to be sifted along by the
current for miles below.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-02-07
DISTRICT COURT.
WEDNESDAYS DAILY.


The following cases were disposed 70
since last report:
State VS.. William Hanlon, larceny as
bailee; case tried by jury and defendant
acquitted of the charge.
State VS.. John w. Underwood, selling
mortgaged goods; jury trial and defend
ant found guilty, but recommended to the
mercy of the court. Judge Benton SEN
fenced Underwood to pay u fine of $75 or
in default to remain in jail for a period
Of ninety days.
State W.. William Davis; the case called
for trial and the following jury impan-
eled: l.. w. Curtis, A. S. Fletcher, Will
lam Williams, j. L. Lee, j. A. Copeland,
Il. b. Largent, G, W. Dunlap, Andrew
Thisted, E. E Bywater, Tim Mccarthy,
AlcA Chambers, J. l.. Henry.
In the trial of the case Of the State Va,
William Davis the defendant was found
guilty..
In the case Of the State W. Edwin M.
Corbin the jury has not decided.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-02-07
Harris THE CL0TH|ER.

Mr.. II. Somers, the general superln-
tendent Of the Montana division OF the
Bell Telephone company, has been In the
city for some time arranging TO greatly
increase the telephone service. lie is
now engaged in putting in a new change
board which will be the most complete of
Its kind. 1t will have a capacity to ac-
commodate 400 subscribers and will be
furnished with fuse wire protection to
guard against accidents by lightning,
electric light wires, etc. When this wire
is charged with Il stronger current than is
ordinarily used in the telephone service
il instantly snaps thus preventing serious
damage to the telephone appliances
which are oftimes burnt up when the
telephone wire comes in contact with the
siders Great Falls one of the most liberal
towns in the use of the service that he
knows of. There are now in use here lEO
Instruments and he has orders Oh hand
for ten more. Butte With a population of
"a NoO has only 300 10 use and Heler.a
will $4,000 has $50 'fones. The sr5,crib-
aro of tho cnmnany in Great Fail are well
pleased with the efficiency of the service
g,van nv John u. Dyas, the local man
es,or
Vie 'ackled the wrong haa' reno"
last night oy 'he Nuns VI - ~ v""a'se
, donald and is lodged IN the cooler. He
staggered up against Pete on Sixth ave-
nue. and requested him to take MN nome.
Macdonald did not like the fellows ia
miliarity, but told him asthey were gong
in the same direction they might journey
together. Pete started to Walk away ana
| Nannise drew Il pistol and fired a couple
of shots, whether out OF playiuiness or
| not Macdonald could not state. The chap
probably wanted I" make a pack horse OF
Inn nome, Pete took his pistol away
md lodged him in inil. He will be in
,arvi.w.d hv .ludpe Race TODAY.
Mr.. G. W.. Pence, formerly a livery
man of Great Falls but now a business
man of Dam~rsville, is in the city on
business. lie Is engaged III buying work
horses for use in ms section, He reports
Demersville as lively and thinks the town
M dra hacks 10 contend with In the
| shane of drourhts. and that there is every
indication Of a biz boom there in the
snr;rp TT Flathead country in his es-
timnt1op ia A land flowing with milk and
honey, aud all it lacks is capital and
the energy to successfully use il.
Mr.. A. Duculon, of Lakota, Oak, is in
iomn um .mo Sa,rs nrn and ,ba onIv
i"ndmarS na hss nssn ssble IN rarognizs
10 thn r.'l.aod hridra us f~acet;ousIv
ror1arL Cd ,b"t bs m,ssad tho old danni
out thonght the present one lu''y com-
pensated "reat falls IN having ~ ""'t 30
long Tor such a structure ne Is Ut
Jerry annaHeu n ''he s'Iiues "i"ue W 'u'
Tihhefts Il Churchill intend opening a
real estate add loan office mt No. 2OS, Cen
I ,nn q Cn nhnn, Eanr,.rv IN fTI aan
,Ismen ava nld.t;mers and ara wei, and
.'e'h"n nv ~ '''At'' nav wa NV
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-02-07
The G. II. 5, Club Masque Ball.

Tickets TO the Great Falls Social club
masquerade are selling rapidly.
Secure your tickets from the members.
No tickets will be sold al the door.
Lad IS III inasque VIII be afmitted 70
the hal! free.
supper will he served at ArchIe NC
said.
The grand march will commence at
$50 sharp.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-02-07

Remarks We have heard every hnur
during the past week: Joe. Confaa :
towels are the cheapest we have eVefseen
such goods sold for"
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-02-07

THAT HACKING COUGH can be 50
quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure mr
guarantee it. For sale by ). H. Dr''e'
Druggist
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06
m DEAD


~ -- 49,
0oesa-0sruesss 0s1sV 0rsosA
W~Aaasxaru0, Jan Sl-ne prp>iaeuo
~ ~ Oe0hen of ha Cshinss eDsA-
3Fed - Ne 0n3ei0ose & OH s1iircoA
station yeoeRsaay aftesaooa ~ ais
o'clock for IL parpns al Nceising
The se0Ains u Secretary Wtn6oA.
wh3eA M bsv19hs Asre h . apeeial
ear sstaeAed - IL regular. train tsu0
Jerssy City. The oaea6lage also 10
elu6sd oeasiy oil she Leading pahiie al.
1a6Als IN WaaAingtnoL All The barsauA
dtvininos and hranehes oi the Trpoa-
my 0sWrsmens were r~cprr~ensed by
their prtneipol officials and many of shs
e3eska and subordinsse empioyea TAeae
I'll aaaembled q tAe Tr~asary Depart
neat ~ Z O'Clock and prucseded to IL
rsilrua1 staaioa In . BODY. The rsesi
6eatiAl party consisted Of The Freshest
Vc-Pressaent Nostoo. Seesvtasy and
Mn Blaine. Secretary ryursos, Pat.
mAster-Geser.i wsnamaker. Secretary
Noble. Secretary RuAk. General Scho-
6eld and SolicitorGenersi Taft
IA "a III Fr3nf0(& RYtGJS
sion WAS formed aud moved out % the
station in the fo,towin. order The N-.iv
go ,,h
ocsA VIC 'esssent ana Nf> esSsSes
The SECRETARY OF War and the
Pu<tmaSs~ ri Rev pr uamliu
.xoroS H.. rhur., 20 ,h. r....
seNs S0VeWy ""~As s"e Hs~1uS~~W
er1I and the Secretary cg tho !nsrr,se
AID other di.tfnyuixhri nrr~onN
C.rm ~.. nts t...u ..a
~ Soseeks- 1sSescu ~ Ao"oHaS3 fpssSe
men. moved SLOWLY by way at
Vanin avenue. Vermont avenue and
- -.
~
Sestncncr, whrfe inc family wcfr a~ All
ing its arrival.
tn, transfer ~ eh. rr,u.in. frcm m,
. - --.,-
3""SS
anu win rs htur cn"rs NJ uisPiay n
possible. The great esteem felt for the
der~aS~d however was shown hv the
,,-. .ra .h.,.x 90 a.. .h
iaXc that gathefr" I'd hoh"r MS she'n"fs.
The follow ing executive order Ma
i~sued Yesterday evening through The
-- n A..
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06

IT is stated on good authority that
Secretary Blaine will DOE put to q
practical test the much talked Of ques-
ton Of reciprocity Of trade with foreign
nations and it il understood that he will
send the Senate several treaties that
have just been drawn up. It is under
stood that the list includes treaties with
Mexico. Rrazil and Venezuela and other
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06
AlSCELLANEOCA

fC-P. HUNTINGTON has unloaded the
New York Star on to Frank A. Munsey,
after losing 81, zoo, 600, as was reported.
Tho psper will be issued as the Daily
Continent
The report rs received that the Kaiser
intendsit to visit the courts of Spain and
Portugal.
An awful fire damp explosion oc-
carried in the Frick Company,s mine
DeaP Y0ungwood, Pa, on the 9TH.
With q exception all of the 10 miners
were killed.
TIE striking sheep butchers Of Chi
ca3sAsse sent telegrams broadcast
nd1AG tAe craft TO keep away from
th6eS1Gs there b strike on hand.
Tak III Fsllspaper mills ut Ster
A&0 were blown m by an ex.
e3o1n q The ssbleaeA." Five or sig
woranen. were killed
Anaxoam Of negroes from Al.b.m.
has set in to Oklahoma, the emicrants
beng Induced to migrate ON false rem
N8entations.
The Cunard Steamship Company win
-Rpild two new fast boats within two
ySefe - cost $4,000 co Higher speed
Intnes Win Be pat in the Umbria md
.H1Wk
CRAAx1s AnLEA who murdered two
y0ongWea named Nshbaugh and En-
elson Il . freight cor within the bor.
'asss q Wyoming. while they were en-
Ds1As ftum their home d St. joseph TO
Denyer. h4k been sentenced to be
@9od lf91Ay, March 80 Miller Is .
sfxssenyearSold boy.
: a RA1lGE1 near FAirpogk Ia, has
found . vein Il silver sixteen inches
116ek - . depth Of 50 feet
An Illinois Legislator Is preparing q
bill 10 do up" 6cAweinfurths heaven
1t Rockford.
THE Michigan home for aged and In
firm Master MasonA, their widows and
otrhans, ct Grand Rapids. has bee1
dedicated. The home cost $4,000
Two men were killed and six injured
~ . boiler explosion It Herbersonil
issw min 1t Meredith. Mich, recently.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06

THE Chester (England) Courant
elaims that it has authority to state that
Mr.. Gladstone is about to resign the
leadership Of his party. While dining
with Sir William Vernon Hareourt
in company with several dther Lib
eral colleagues Mr.. Gladstone was
shown the statement but declined to
confirm or DENY l. -
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06

The Berliner Kleinische Wochen-
schrift says that IN. Lehman Inns dis
covered the tubercle bacilli in the blood
Of nine patients treated with Koch
lymph mostly phthisical. but without q
trace Of military tuberculosis, while two
Of the cases presented no beeiln in The
sputnm. The result of Dr.. tebmaun'S
research b supposed to conAfm Prof
Virchowis fearA .E II.