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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-02-05
For the Sale Of Real and
PERSONAL PROPERTY

Persons having either kind of
property for sale or rent, will re-
ceive prompt attention by placing
it IN our hands. We also assist
persons in the prosecution of Pen
sion claims.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-02-05

"Castoria is the best remedy for children of
which am acquainted. hope the day is rot
far distant when mothers will consider the real
interest of their children, and use Castora in
stead of the various quack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their Threats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
DR.. ]. T. KINCHELoE,
Conway, Ark.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-02-05
CastOria.

"Castoria is an excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its
good effect upon their children
DR.. G. c. OsGooD,
Lowell Mass
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-02-05
Ayers
FL air VigOr

not only prevented my wife from becoming
bald, but it also caused al entirely new
growth of hair. am ready to certify to this
statement before justice of the peace
IL. Hulsebus. Lcwisburgh, Iowa.
Some years ago. after a severe attack OF
brain fever, my hair all came ont. used
such preparations for restoring it as my ply
sicians ordered. hut failed 20 produce
growth of hair. | then tried. successfully.
several articles recommended by druggists,
and ii! alike fel! short Of accomplishing the
desired result. Tie last remedy applied
WAS Ayers Hair Fi9nr. Which brought a
growth IF hair in q few weeks | think I
used eight bottles il TWO years; more than
was necessary as a restorative. hut liked it
as dressing. and have continued TO use it
for t!at purpose. | believe Ayers Hair
Nig"r possesses virtues far above those of
anV similar preparation now on The market"
-Fingcnt Jones, Fichnund, Ind.
Ayers i|IIair viggor
PREPARED BY
DR.. !. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by Druggists and Pertumers
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-02-05

~ Murray Street. New York
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-16

We Warszawie, dnia IL I'm.
otworzono ola sztuki .,Teatr Wiel-
XII" nowo precautionary, W ktorym
zaprowadzono oSwietlenie elektry.
czne. Wszystko urzadzono jak
nal vspanialej i jak naldogodniei.
Jest to toatr ]eden z najplekniej-
szych W Europe. Opr6cz osmlu
l6z urzedowych W proscenium, Ii
czy ten teatr 1853 mlejsc. Ma Of
warclu tego seatru raczy1 uczes-
tnlczyc jenera}- gubernator Hurko
z iona, znana Marya Andrze]ewna
or"z wielu dostojnik6w mosk1ew-
sklch. Przed przedstawfeniem
a1tysci odspiewall hymn mosklew-
ski: ,.Boze cara chron"; Moskale
zawo}ali: IBIS" zatem odspiewano
ten ,,wspanla}y" hymn leszcze rae,
a publlcznoSG STAG byta zniewoIo-
ne: Uk,aski bill Moskale, publlcz.
nose polska zachowaia SIG spokoj-
ME.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-16
z GALICYI.

u Warszawy piszq do ,,Gaze-
ty Narodowejs'. .,PrNwosfawny
metropollta L g oncy q, k.o-
ry ;uz cd poczatku objecia me-
tropoli niechetnio patrzyf ma prn-
wos}awie, a W szczg6jnosci ma ga
llcyJskich emigrant6w, wydat ODE
cnie %polecen'e, ably CT ks,eza po-
szukali ola siebie pomieszczenia W
innych dyecezyach, gdyz W pre-
ciagu Jednego roku beneflcya ich
beda uznane jake wakuiace
i obsadzono ksiezm; prawcstawny-
nj z nadwoizahsklcb okolic, gall
cyjscy zas eksunicy NIGGA sobie
tamze szukac umieszczenia. Zaza-
lenia do rzadu nie odnosia praw-
dopodobnie skutku. Kraza 20
Warszawie pogtosk', 70 wieksza
Geese ksie&y galicyjskich zamierza
ujsc napowr6t do Gancyi i, vrociG
ma fono Kcsciota gatolickiego. Co
do przyczyn rozporzadzenia metro
pol ty Leoncyusza kraza W Warsza-
vie rozmaIt" pogtoski, kt6rvch ma
raz'e ME mona sprawdzld, mai
wiecei jest takich ktore sprowadza-
ia rzecz do osobistych niocheci ar
chijcra, kt6rv zdolaf przekonac
sfery urzedowe. Informacye =
pisze W daIszym ciagu ,,Czas",
jake odbieramy ze Lwowa, stwier-
dzaja powyzsza wiadomosG. Dono-
sza nan ro~wnoczesnie, 10 do
dnla wczoraj szego osmlu takich
,,galicyjskich emigrant6W's wznio-
s1o prosby do ksiedzla metropoli.
Ly o przyjecie napowr6t ma fono
kosciofa katolockiego. AZ do o
~stntecznej deGyzi, krora yk rotce
nastapl 30 informacyi Stolicy Apo
stolSkicJ, sprawl be lzle traktown-
ma seIlrotnlo. Przypominamy W
kohcu, B. sam pomysl Leoncyusz,
mic Jest wcalo nowy. w podobDy
spos6b, irk zamierha obecnic archI-
rel LeoncyuSz, po.tapiono uiedgy8
2 ksreAml e~ksmicklcmi ma Lltwle
RiuI., Pm; ~ +, nnys,antJ ,.n,,-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-16
w PRIV b V / WIN

pow. inowroclawsklm wyiechal
gospodarz z 1O-letnim synkiem W
pole pc zielona pasze. Kiedy ma
}ozyf ma woz ME patrzac, co by
by4o ma wozie, zaszedf z tyiu i
wetknaf kose zielenlne-w tenn
przeraza 60 krzyk dzlecka, pod.
biega z boku i widzl, re syna
przebi} kos2 ma wskros; zacla} ko-
ME, ably czempredzej stanac W
mieszkaniu / synkowl dac pomoc,
ale zap6zno-dziecko W drodze
%zakonczy}o zycle. Sam potem udal
sic do komlserza obwodowego, by
o tenn nieszczesclu wiadzy do.
niesc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-16
PkACCIE "a
NAPAD ROSYJ-
SkIE.

Jeden 4 dziennik6w rumun.
skich zachownjacy bllzkie sto-
sunki z mlnistrem wojny, u
mlescit W tych dnlach wielce
niepokojacy artyknl. @ktorego
tresc jest nastepulaca:
Bosya zgromadzl}a tax zna.
cznie ilosci wo)sk W Besarabli:
lie Tie ma watpliwosci, ID
nosi sic q zalnlareIn wkrocze-
MIA )ezell nle zaraz, to przy-
nalmnie] ma przyszla wiosne
ma potwysep ba}kahski. Zda-
MEM mlnistla woiny Florescu
bedzle trzeba upewniG sic, czy
mocarstwa srodkowo-europei-
skle i Anglia 80 gotowe wy
staple zbrojnie przeciw wkro-
czeniu Rosy do Rumunnli.
Rumunla skoncetrowafaby W
taklm razie wojska swe mad
granica i opleraiaby sic Rosyi
tax dfugo, dopokiby mocar-
silva srodkowo-europejskle ME
przybyfy ma pomoc. Gdyby
mocarstwa chcialy zajat wy
czekuiace suanowisko, naten-
czas Rumunia musialby zez-
wolfe ma przemarsz Rosyan
przez swe t~erytorya.
pI ECTJE IN WIAPICA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-16
Upadek p%rzemys}u
~fabrycznego W kro-
lestWie Polskiem.

Welding don'esien dzlenn'-
k6w warszawsklch ], prowin-
cyslnych krolestwa, oraz we'd
lug urzedowych ~ykazow
statystYcznych. przemySf ia
bryczny Krolestwa PoIsKiego
tax kwltnacy do niedawna,
chyli sic obecnle 90 upadkn.
Zda]e sic, ze uslfowauia RIA
du rosyjsyjsklego, dazace 40
ostablenla %przemys1u po!sklego,
groznei konkurencyi ola
carstva, strzelone sa wytrwale
i odnosza pozadany skutek.
Statystyka wykazuje n. p,
ze liczba robotnikow fabrycz-
nych W samej gubernii plotr-
owskie W przeciagu roku Is,
80 - 1890 zmnlejszyia sic o
10000, a prudukcya W tyn
samym okresie wykazywala
ubytek W w~ysokoscl 6 Milo
now rubli.
Na)wiecej ucierplaf pre-.
mysf tkacki, ktory dozuaje
wyiatkowvch utrudnlen i sly
kan re strony rzadu, z powo-
du, ID byf najgroznlelszym
konkurentem ola %przemysfu
rosy,skiego W carstwle. Fa-
bryki W todzi z1nnlejszyly'
rownlea bardzo znacznle per-
sonaf robotnlczY, co sic sJ
ME odbDa ma produkcyl |
stosunkach ekonomiczEych.
Powiedzmy sobie ma ]aka
kolwlek pocleche, ae rowno'
czesnie podnosi sic przemysi,
a miedzy innemi i tkacki, W
W Galicyi. Alec W Gal1cyi u
s,fowaElom prywatnym ?oda'
Ia W pomoc dany tam Pola-
kom samorzad kra]owy, a
vice %poda2aja wladze kraiowe
i stokroc rozumnlelsze a spra-
wledliwsze cd petersburshlch
ministerstwo wledenskie hand
u ! przemysfu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-16
Il Warszawy pisa do (Poli

L Warszawy pisza do (Polit
Corp: Me ulega watpliwosci, IL
aczn gromadzenie wojsk W "a
chodnich g%uberniach spowodowane
jest zwyczalnemi okollcznosclam.
Natomiast jednak zachodzl pyta-
ME, czy te wszystkie wojska,
Sciagniete ma tegoroczny 6wiczenla
pc u]konczenia manewrow zostana
znowu ma Wshod przeniesivne. Do
stanowczego potwierdzenia tego
pytania ME ms dotad wiarogodnych
danych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-16
po!Ska pod Moskafeln.

Caiy puM kozakoW ma zajac
zimowe Levy W gminie Dobrzeie-
vice, tuz PREY granicy pod Lubl-
czem - jeze]l prawda, co donosza
do (GeseIlngera).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-16

y Il i e Ii i k war
L k1e donosza. " g}ownv
zarzad T~owarzystwa popierania
handful i przemysfu W Petersburgu
podni6sl projekt urzadzenia W +.
1892 W Warszawie wystawy rosy]-
sko polskiej. Ma koszt urzadzenla
wystawy Towarzystwo pragnle
wy]ednac zapomoge rzadowa W
sumle $4,000 rubli. WYstawa
obejmie wszvstkle dzlafy przemy-
stu cesarstwa l Krdlestwa Polskle-
go.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-16

jake i'm leie %go$cinny. Jedna ku-
moszka do drug;el przyp'ja]ac wo-
Ia: ,,Dajcre poi Ultra, tylko 'ej,
co ia zswsze pije. o%strej! t. PREY
m~ieszaicie esencyl!'' Szynkarz
skokiem butelke niesie, kumoszka
lampe nalewa, i majac juz dobrze
pod czepklem, ~zacheca druga sfo
waml: No, piicle z Panem Jezu-
sem!' To sic dz,eje u zydka, a
piJa matki, majace bye wzorem
dia dzieci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-16
u NJ OntW poiechaf s

d Montw p~ojechaf syn
kupca Davldsona InowrocfawIa
z parobklem pc rowary nades}ane
woda.- Kiedy wracali, nagIe (po-
dobno cd papierosa) proch wy
buch} obu ludzi wyrzuci} 2 wozu
W p%owletrze, a w6z zapall}, konie
z palacym sic wozem rozbiegaty
sic ma %zwirowce. Parobek jest
clezko rannym kuplec mnlej, ale
take niebezplecznie. - Ia perki
plaza ma Kujawach 20 2,25. NIX.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-16
PkACCIE IA WIARUSA
z Poznahskiego.

HTr2em cs koresp0n.
dent donosl nan o wiejkIch lu-
bownikach alkoholu tax W mics
che, jak +, W okolicy. Navel go
spodynie wielsk'e por6wno 2 me-
zaml raczg tq ,,siarowa" vodka,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-16

Rrukow. Pielgczymka Mo-
dziezy katolicklei do Rzymu juz
~wyruszyf". Zap'sato SIG przeszio
800 osoo, ktorc pc wystuchanlu
Mszy sw., odprawionej " kaplicy
Jego Eminercyi ks. kardynatu
wyiechaty osobnym poclagiem do
wiecznego miasta. w sprawie "a
mowierla peclagu wy jechat ks. dr..
Smoczvnski do Wiednla.
PkACClE "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-16
MA KOLEJI
Chicago, Milwaukee
/ ST.. Paul

- 70 n SVNA
teraz panuie ruch nastepujacy:
Wagony salonowe do Chicago.
10 godzln do Chicago.
Peciagi oswietlone swiat}em
dzjennem do Chicago.
Mecne pociagi spacerowe do
Chicago.
Pociagl swiat}en e]ektrycz
mem oswietlone do Chicago.
E%lektryczne lampy do czyta-
Ma W syplalniach.
Najwspanialsze pociqgl jadal-
ne ma swiecic.
Sypialnie %pa}acowe.
Nalk16tsza i naiszybsza LIMA,
Najlepsza droga do Colorado
do Kansas. do Kalifornll-do
Portland, do Tacoma, do Helena
do wszystkich punkt6w ma "a
chodzle i p6fnocnym zachodzle..
Najprz6d za1atw1one wszyst
kle u~lepszenia ola pasazer6w ia
dacych ma Wsch6d i Po1udnie cd
Chicago, ma P61noc i Wsch6d cd
St. Paul, tudziez ma Zach6d I'd
miast Omahasi Kansas.
ID. Il. COnley.
Miejski agent ola tykletow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-16
Bogato ilusrrowane czasopismo
humorystYczne
SM|GUS

wychodzi we L we cd lat
siedmiu na]regularniej diva razy
miesiecznie q. 49, i odznacza
sic prawdziwym humorem j WV
bornymi ilustrac]ami, wykonanymj
przez na]znakomitszych artyst6w
polskich i zagranicznvch. Kto sic
chce zabawlc, ~rozwesell6 pou-
czyc MECH zaprenameruje ,,Smi
gusa", ktory zamieszcza move
dowclpy. weso}e wiersze, humore-
ski l satyrY.
Ilustracye So take kolorowane
i odblte W s}awhym zakiadz,e ar
tystYcznym
A. Przyszlaka we Lwowie.
Gala prasa polska uzna}a
IS m gu s" jake a~ajlepsze pismo
humorystyczne polskie, redagowa.
ne W duchu prawdziwie poiskim.
demokratycznym, pod has}em,
nRownosc, wolnost i niepodle-
g@osc".
DO ,smigusa" jake bezp}atny
dodatek doiaczane bywaia utwory
torteplanowe najulubiehszych kom.
pozytor6w.
Przep}ata ma. Smigus" wynosi:
w Ameryce: rocznie 3 dolary.
poirocznie II dolara.
Prenumerate najdogodnie1
p~rzesy{ac przekazem p~ocztowym
Tub delarami papierowymi W liscie
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT pod adresem:
Administracya ,,Sm,gusa" Lwow
(LeopoD Europa, Austrya, Galicya.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-16
w majatku Wolnlcach

W maj2tku Wolnlcach pod
Barcinem spall}y sic wszystkie
budynki domlnialne PAM Dudy,
Niemk.- w stodoiach byio pei
no 2boza, q lnwentarz take uiegf
poZarowi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-16

w buk S k m po-
W / obJezdzafo kllku urze-
dnik6w roiency1nych ws'e roz-
patrywall, gdzieby zatozyt move
szkoiy %luterskie. Dziedzic Otusza
j Niepruszewa, ksiaze Reuss, po-
darowaf ola tel novel szkofy 9
morg dobrei zleml i ma Mich szko-
le juz postaw'ouo. = OJcowle ro-
dim Z Zegowa i Wysoczki ma "a
pytanie kr. rejencyl oswiadczyli,
ze VIOLA dzleci posetac do szkofy
katollcklej. w Turkowle i Niego-
lowe tez zamierza rejencya posta-
vic szkole, ale 1eszcze ME male
zleno stosownego miejsca. w Blu
ku zakupiouo zieml "a $3.50 NIX.
kr. rejencya doda]e 10000 mareh.
a re starej szko1y wptynie drug'e
10 tvs. NIX. Wielka to troskliwosc
rzadu o dalsze lutrzeuie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-16

Ioiac4 ME NIGGA zyd bez
zydow mn swoia zgube. Ksieznn
C~zartoryskp %podmrowaia swe do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-16

zakfadowi zabezpieczeh pol
skiemu W Krakowie. Dyrekcya to-
go zalStadu wydziorzawifa dobra
Aydowi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-16

w Poniecu X. proboszcz
Responder, byiy posei ma zlemi
proboszczowsklej bobudowai spltal
w}asnym kosztem $4,000 NIX. i
doda} 5000 NIX. kapltalu ma czes-
GLOVE pielegnowanle chorych.
Szlachetna ia ofiara uzyska}y teraz
upowaznienle wfadz.
z parafi turs kle]
mad Prosna), d. Is. 8. wv tym
ruku nasza Prosna 4 razy wylata;
plerwsze siano potopiia, reszte
pobra}a, zgni}a, a ma potraw tez
woda wylata, 1aKi zamuli1a, przez
co spret slana IL raS bardzo Itchy,
a przez to lnwentarz clerpi ME
dostatek. Chow bydla NE skorzy-
sta, a pospoparze ola wybornych
lax DUO Czwykle hoduj2 byd3a.
Siana ma targu W Pleszewie kosz-
tule centnar $50 mix. Co do univ
narzekac ME mozemy. zboze nlko-
mu ME poros}o, dobrze sypIe / W
ogole dobrze udalo. Dzledzic tutej-
sly, p. Skoroszewskl, postawif
re samego zyta 80 stog6w pc so
do 60 woz6w czterokonnych, a IL
stog6w innego zboza; zboze o VIE
lie leplej plonuie niz inneml laty.
Perkl Juz zaczeto u mas wybierac,
plon sredn1, ale pcrki zdrowe."
Morning journal and courier., 1891-05-15
Funeral of Mrs. Laura Dickerman
 The funeral of Mrs. Laura Dickerman

l Funeral Of Mrs. Laura Dickerman. | The funeral of Mrs. Laura Dickerman,
 widow of the late Augustus Dickerman of
 Mt. Carmel, took place at the residence of l her son-in-law, MT. George E. Ives, No. l 620 Orange street, in this city, yesterday
 afternoon and was attended by large | number of relatives, neighbors and | friends. The services were conducted by
 Rev. W. L. Phillips, D. D., pastor of the Church of the Redeemer, who spoke of | the life and character of the deceased, of
 her long illness and of the Christian hope | and resignation with which she bore her l sufferings. Until the death of her hus- | band, little over ten years ago, Mrs. Dickerman had lived at Mt. Carmel where l for more than generation they were well
 known and universally respected by all
 the inhabitants of the village. After MT. l Dickerman's death she came to this city and ever since then made her home with her son in-Iaw
 It was at this home that
 she received frequent visits from her many
 relatives, who were always showing their veneration and affection for "Aunt
 Laura," and from those who for so many
 years had been her neighbors at Mt. Car l mel. IneY all truly mourn TOT the dead, and they will all better for the example of her Christian life.
 | The pallbearers were William J. Atwater 1 T. P. Merwin, William F. Beckley, An, drew H. Smith, R. R. Palmiter and Samuel ! A. Stevens. Attorney Livingston W. Cleaveland had charge of the funeral. The 1 interment was in the family lot at the Gen. tral Buryirg ground, Hamden.
 | Three sisters, Mrs. Psrmelia Warner and
 Mrs. Lavinia Sperry of this city and Mrs.
 Harriett Hitchcock of Naugatuck, and two brothers, Miles Gaylord of Ansonia
 and Henry Gaylord of Pierpont, O., sur | vive the deceased. Mrs. George E. Ives ot this city is her only surviving daughter, g l twin sister of Mrs. Ives having died at the ! age of sixteen.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-05-15
MILITARY JOTTINGs.
The Parade of the City Guard-Third
 Regiment officers at the Armory- Offleers of the Fourth Regiment Be- fare the Examining Hoard To-Day.

The Parade of the City Guard-Third
 Resiment officers at the Armory-
 Omeers of the Fourth Regiment Be-
 fore the Examining Board To-Day.
 Captain John Gutt and Lieutenants 0. G. Miller and L. King were with the City Guard, who had their spring parade yes terday. Nearly every member of the com pany was on parade, si1ty-one members being present. The members during the forenoon practiced at rife shooting at Quinnipiac range and were drilling in the afternoon. The following members quail fled at the 100 yards range: Paul Mautte, Carl Malmquist, John Keller, Fred Keller, | Fred Keebe, Charles Johnsen, Hjlmer Jonsrud, Cuno Fink, Mattsw Wallensack, Fred Weller. The following qualified at the 200 yards range: Sypher, Hadden, Jooss, Christiansen, Csrlsen, Kunz, Burger msister, Longstein, Weirwaiss, Winterfield, Malmquist, Fred Keller, Kleebe, Jonsrud Fink, Wallensaak, Weller.
 The following qualified at 300 yards Lieutenant l.. King, Sergeant Sheen, Mu sician Longstean, Corporal Jooss and Pri yates Oggeson, Hadden, Woods, Carlsen Sypher, Mautte, Gadd, Richter, Meinerz hagen, Weller, Petersen, Winterfeld. l The following officers of the Third regi ment of New London were before the ex amining board of the c. N. G., who met a the armory in this city yesterday: Cap tains Thayer, Metcalf, T. o. Thompson O. Company D, who was formerly member of the Seventh regiment, N. o., s. N. Y. Assistant Surgeon Lapier, First Lieu tenants Connor, Prince, Dorsey, Secont Lieutenants Beach, Minor, Dillon ant Flagg. The result of the examination fo commissions will be announced from thu adjutant generals office in due time.
 Colonel George Haven was with th party.
 The following officers of the Fourth reg iment of Bridgeport are to appear betor the board to-day:
 Captain G. s. Rowe, adjutant; Captai1 Edward Finn, I. R. F.; First Lieutenan W. s. Watson; assistant surgeon, Captai, R. M. Rose; Captain c. D. Ryder, Captail G. T. Jewell.
 First Lieutenant H. M. Eriksson, Firs Lieutenant c. N. Parson, First Lieutenan w. B. Bristol, First Lieutenant F. M Cogin.
 l Second Lieutenant M. F. White, Secon Lieutenant o. W. Hendrie, Second Lier tenant D. G. Aiken, Second Lieutant " Scofeld, Second Lieutenant William Maz well, Second Lieutenant w. H. Fryer. Separate companies-Captain B. V. Free man, First Lieutenant W. w. Christian.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-05-15
STATE CoRREsPONDENcE.
Milford.

May l4.-Selectman Mccarthy is just beginning to be about again after severe attack of the grip, which has afflicted both him and his fam fly.
 The Electrical company which occupy the steam power building have reorganized and will resume work in the near future. There will be a salesroom in connection with the factory, as the salesroom in New York has been given up
 Judge John G. North has been kept busy dur jug the past few weeks attending to those cases which have been brought before him for viola tion of the liquor law. The fines imposed have been such as to be real punishment to these law breakers, who have gotten off so easily in
 the past.
 The Indian River grange held another of their popular open meetings last Wednesday evening. interesting and instructive papers were read by members of the grange and a lecture given by
 State Grange Master Dr. George A. Bowen. The
 points he made were good and received thought full attention from the audience The nnsic by the male quartette, the solos and the piano and Mr Northrop were enjoyed by all present. Charles w. Beardsley who recently purchased the Miles property opposite the graded school, has sold part of it to Hr. G. Frank Smith who is making preparations to have dwelling house erected on this slightly location. The First church voted unanimously last Sun. day to settle the Rev. Henry H. Morse as their pastor the installation services to take place on June 16.
 It was surprise to many to learn that Colonel I. T. Rogers was taken to a private retreat last Friday. Since his recent illness his mind has been failing, and it was thought best to have him cared for in this way. Colonel Rogers has beer prominent and influential citizens, holding many important positions in business and politics. Miss Lilly Proctor has returned from New Yorl where she has spent the winter.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-05-15
Eit1a1Icta1.
Losses at the Opcnfng-The Indust- rials and International Stocks Most Afected-Sugar the Special Feature -Much Attention Paid to the Changers.

Afected-Sugar the Special Feature
 Much Attention Paid to the
 Changers.
 NEW YORK. May IA.
 Stocks opened with losses extending to IA per cent, the industrials and the stocks which en1oy an international market being most ahecoed The stocks showing the largest losses, however, were advanced from the opening sales and wnhe @ few others, like Lackawana, scored further losses the current was quickly changed on the discovery of large buying orders for the leaolhg stocks and the traders attempting to cover caused general rise of over per cent. on light purchases. Announcements were made by leaa- ing shippers that they would ship gold and these with the a5OO, 900 already shipped will in all probability make the amount for tho week again up to g., ,00o,oO0 Reports from London showed disposition to buy Americans and news from Argentine and Portugal created an impression that silver from the United States will De re- quired to meet the demands. The upward movement once started met no setback until the last hour when realzations again caused par tial recession. The strongest stocks were Mis- l souri Pacific, Cerdage, Lackawana, the Wheel ing and Lake Fries and St. Paul. The grangers monopolized attention during most of the day, but the fluctuations in sugar, which was except ionally weak in the forenoon but rallied sharply later, was the special feature of the trading. The market finally closed rather heavy at near last nights figures in most cases the notaole exception being a rise of 1A in Cordage Railroad bonds were quiet to dull, but stronger l The days business reached S733,OoO. No feature of importance was developed and the last prices 1 are generally the best of the day.
 l Closing prices reported over the private wire | of BUNNELL 6 SCRANTON, Bankers and Brokers.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-05-15
TRUSTEES APPOINTED.
The Senate Meets andDoes LfttleBus1- ness After Which They Adjourn Until the Middle of June.

The Senate Meets andDoes LfttleBusi-
 ness After Which They Adjourn Until the Middle of June. HARTFORD, May .12.-[Special. -The senate to-day after some discussion ad-
 journed until June 15, but may be called together by Speaker Read before that time if occasion requires. SENATE PROCEEDINGS. The senate convened at ii 80 p. m. with Speaker pro tenn Read in the chair. On motion of Senator Gardiner of the Ninth the reolution was passed appointing Senators Read, Mead and Cleveland visit ors to the Sheffield Scientific school for two years.
 Senator Cleveland then moved that a
 recess be taken until 3 o'clock, which was l carried.
 The senate after recess adopted resolu- l tion appointing J. N States of NewHaven, D. T. Baker of Preston, G. F. Sumner of Bolton, Seth J. Hall and c. s. Davis of Meriden and Herman Hoffman of Meriden | trustees of the state reform school at Mer- l iden.
 A communication was received from Mir. Staub asking for advice as to his duties as | regards state appropriations. The matter | was referred to tht special committee on state appropriations. The senate then ad djournen until June 15 l at 1:30 D. m.