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lnMPAGNIs GsNERALe

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irrFch Lire to HuSre.
f-CMPANY'S PIER NEW, AZ NORTH en-
Y River, foot OF Morton st. Travellers by scAS
this line avoid both transit by English railway anil
the discomfort OF crossing the Channel in a small
boat
La BRETAGNE, De Jousselin
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LA GASCO6NE. Santeill. Observation-Disclosures.
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ks-F For freight passage apply to
A. FORGET. Agent
NO. Bowling Green, New Yore
>. T. FUGAZI Co. Agents ) Mont so.nery ,T..
San Francisco mrsJst
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Want More Room.

The Pacific Telegraph and Telephone
Company has fled an application with the
Board of Supervisors for permission to add
another story to the Mercantile Library
Building. on Bush street, between Mont
gomery and Sansome.
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IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
The Subordinate Tribes in This Reserva-
ton Comforting Degrees.


ton Comforting Degrees.
On w ednesday evening Manzanita Tribe,
No. 4. adopted a paleface and admitted
rother by card. The attendance at the
council was very good c. ii. Tilton, d. ID.
G. s.; Charles L. Wiggin. p. G. s., and j.
W. Maher, G. c. of r., were present, as
sisted in the work and made interesting re-
marks.
On Monday evening Pohonachee Tribe,
No. 10, had well-attended council, ut which
Thomas Price of Seattle Tribe, No. ..
Seattle. Wash, was present and gave an en-
couraging account of the progress of the
order in that State.
Seminole Tribe. No. "a, conferred the Hun
ter's and Warriors Degree on a number Of
brothers on Wednesday evening" the work
being performed in most excellent man.
ner, Il. G. Berlin, Paul Schwitert, 2. j.
work
John w. Shaw, member OF Shawsheen
Tribe. No. 40. W0burn, Mass, who has been
on visit here for the past two weeks. left
for home on Wednesday evening CARRYING
with him pleasant recollections of his short
stay among the brethren. He was regular
visitor 10 the councils of The various tribes
while here and eyinced much interest in the
manner in which the work was done.
On Thursday evening MOdoc Tribe, No.
81, adopted paeface aud also received ap-
plications for membership. A number of
visitors were present, among them being }.
w. Maher, G. c. Of r., Charles l.. Wiegin,
p. G. s., j. Z. Keighin, p. S. of No. 8.
Henry A. Chase. G. r. These brothers all
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FRATERNAL INDEX.
Royal Arch Masonry Membership
in North Dakota.
Anniversary Celebration and Carnival Of the
K. of P Library Association-The Or
der Of Woodmen of the World

I'm order TO secure insertion al matter In
tended for this column should be handed In
addressed to ;he "Fraternai Editor" All com.
muncations must bear The name and address OF
the sender If not, The matter Will not be rub
lished.l
OffcIaI Assessment Table.
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He Misrenresented the rite,

Daniel Quinn and his wife, Margaret NJ,
have sued j. NJ. Comerford to recover $1,000
damages fer Misrepresentation regarding
the title to land purchased from him.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Carrying United States, Hawaiian and o.
loniai Mails.
WILL LEAVE lHE COMP ANI'5 kzreG
W Wharf. loot of Folsom street. SZ
Tor honolulu, Auckland and Sydney.
WITHOUT CHANGE.
The Splendid New 3000-ton Iron Steamer
Mariposa......S. turday, April I'd. 3 p. VI,
or Immediately on arrival OF the British mall
For Honolulu.
SIS. Zealandia March 10TH at . p N.
81. Australia tSOoO tonsl, March 2ith. as . P. e
IS For freight or passage apply at once. 327
Market street. JOHN u afkEChELS Il BROS,
SEES t: General AgensA
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JACOB SCHMIDT

II you doubt their ability call on some of the fol-
lowing, who have been cured: Mrs. S. G. Smith,
1905 Market street: David Williams, 379 Shotwell
street: William z. Kane. 1713 Post street; Mrs. NJ.
j. McAtaunts, Sl4 Jessie street; Charles Hempler,
SOP Davis street; Andrew Mcwillam Martin, 43
Ridley street; l. NJ. d. Wright 1924 Florida street:
Peter A. Anderson, l3J01R Stockton street; Alex
ander Wood sos Seventh street; Mrs. Kolby, 231A
Willow avenue; II. L. Shook, 1921 Market Street:
a. As!org San Rafael. Cal Fred Gronsand. William
Tell House, 3l5 Bush ST., San Francisco; Frederick
Brown, Union Copper MIN. Copperopolis: James
j. Walsh, $40 Clementina street, san Francisco;
Mrs. Pauline Voss, 26lO Manchester street, c. +.
Eckert, telegraph operator, Gllroy, CAL; Miley Do
Ian, l26 Ivy street; Jacob Schmidt, New Louvre
Cafe; Mrs. Frankie Stewart 500 Bush street; Mrs.
Michenielder. IL topeton terrace: p. 2. Hanson,
2ll1 6eary street; Miss Grace Sachs Lewis street.
And hundreds of others. which space alone for
bids ennmeratng. Write to any OF these and learn
their experience II you sick we can save you.
Call on some Of the people whose life we have
saved and be convinced Wetreat every disease that
mankind Is heir TO, and no charge is made TO pa
ttents for examination, consultation and advice.
Hundreds are being cured by mall II you are out
OF the city write to us.
Remember located at the junction OF
Stockton Ellis and Market streets, San Francisco.
This is the only COSMOPOLITAN DISPENSARY
in California.
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GuNaRl LINE.

CUkARD LINE.
New York TO Liverpool, via Queenstown.
from Pier 40. North River.
FAST ENTREES NAL SER VICE
Servia. March Ia, $3.50 AN Umbra, April 4, l 100
Etruria, Mich 81 2 80 Pm Servia April IL. 700 AM
Aurania Mch 1871 80 AN Bothnia, Apl 10, IL 100 AM
Galla. April 1. 600 AM Etruria, April ls, 30 PM
Cabin passage, $50 and upward; intermediate $35,
Storage tickets TO and from all parts OF Europe
at very low rates. For freight aud passage apply
the company's office, Bowling Green, New YORK
VERNON II. BROWN Il CO., General Agents.
Good accommodation can always be secured on
application TO WILLIAMS, D1MOND Co,
ly27 TurhSa Agents San Francisco.
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LADIES' AND CHILDRENS
HOSIERY And UNDERWEAR.

At LOG.
We viii close out about so dozen CHILDREN'S
GERMAN RIBBED HOSE, full finished. in navy,
garnet and seal, slightly spotted, sizes to SI2,
regular price 25c.
At 25c.
so dozen CHILDREN'S GENUINE FRENCH Isle
THREAD, in black, wide RIB. sizes s, 6I2. and
71y2. regular price 75c.
At Sc
200 dozen LADIES EXTRA HEAVY GERMAN
HOSE, fancy combinations, full finished all
sizes, regular price 25c.
At S5c.
We will place on Special Sale THIS DAY so dozen
LADIES FAST BLACK HOSE, genuine Gordon
dye, every pair warranted not stain or fade
when washed, manufacturers special stamp on
every pair, regular price 95c
At 5oc.
Extra Special Offering of LADIES' JERSEY
RIBBED. ALL-WOOL VESTS. high neck
long sleeves in pink, sky, red and white, THIS
DAY, always sold for 81.
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GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.

At SOC.
100 dozen GENTS AND BOYS UNLAUNDRIED
WHITE SHIRTS, with REINFORCED linen fronts
double backs, feed seams, Utica muslin and
superior workmanship regular value 81, on sale
at SOC each
At Sc.
lis dozen GENTS SEAMLESS MERIN0 SOCKS.
double heels and toes, assorted colors. regular
value SO dozen, on sale at lSc pair
At l S23c.
rs dozen GENTS FULL FINISHED FANCY
STRIPED, FoUR-THREAD COTTON SOCKS.
double soles. regular value So dozen. on sale
at 1928 pair
At 500.
As dozen GENTS CASHMERE MERINO UNDER
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, shirts with fancy
silk fronts, odd sizes, regular value Soc, on sale
at soc each.
At ST. 90.
90 dozen GENTS FULL-FISISHED l2-THREAD
FLESH-CoLoR BALBRIGGAN UNDERSHIRTS
AND DRAWERS, all sizes, regular value 81 on
sale at 81 each.
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sAUsALITo-sAN RAFAEL-sAN QUENTIN
NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAlLR0AR
(PACIFIC sYsTEM.)
TIME TABLE.

Commencing Monday, December 8, 1890,
andunh further notice, boats and trains VIII run -
From From SAN FRANCISCO for sAUsALIro aud SAN
RAFAEL week days)-7:s6, $3.50. HOO A "
(Sundaysi-s0O, 1000, 1880 a. N; 1:so, 500
sos, $3.50 p NJ. Extra trip on Saturday at 1:so
From SAN FRANCISCO for MILL VALLEY (wesE
days)-s 80. II 100 4 NJ go 4;4s r; NJ No On.
sos p N.
From SAN RAFAEL for SAN FRANCISCO fwesT
saSs.wS 90 e. $50 NJ 1900 iso $50
500 r. NJ. Extra trip on Saturday at 1850 and
days)-7 :55, II :o5 a N; S:s0 +;6o P. NJ o..
(sundaysl-sl9. 1910: llAo 4; M, NJ; LAS STA
From SAUSALITO for SAN FRANCISCO (wesS
days)~S:55. is. 1905 A. N; 1905, 2:l6. 400
fs1ndays1-s:45. 1o.4o a. NJ; l2:45. 2:ls. 4,l5,
S:45 +. N. Extra trips on saturday at 2:iS and
B:5uP NJ Fare, 20 cents round trip.
THROUGH TRAINS.
1900 a, NJ. Daily Saturdays and Sundays *
termediate stations. Returning, leaves Cazadero
daily Sundays excepted at e:{5 A N. arriving ia
40 p. A.. Saturdays only, from san Francisco
Tor cazadero aud intermediate stations.
$500 NJ: sundays only: from sa. Francsco ior
ing, arrives In San Francisco at 6:l5 P. NJ.
EXCURSION RATES.
Thrty-day misunderstanding Tickets 10 and
from all stations, at 20 per cent reduction from
single tariff rate -, ,,,,.
Friday 10 Monday NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ilcAotN
sold on Fridays and saturdays good to return fol-
lowing Monday: Camp Taylor 81 rs; rocalona
and Point Reyes. 81 90; Tomales. 81 20; Howard'A
IS 50; Cazadero, 81 90.
SUNDAY Excursions ound-trp Tickets good on day
sold only: Camp Taylor, 81 50 Toeal0ma and
Point Reyes, 81 70.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
Stages leave Cazadero daily except Mondays) FOE
Stewards Point, Gualala, Point Arena, Cuieys
Cove, Navarro, Mendocno City and all points oa
the North Coast
JNO. w. COLEMAN, F.B LATHAM,
General Manager. Gen. Pass. q Tkt ASs
General Oficss. 33l PHO Street. Sslsf
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At Be.
BLACK WOOL LACE, inches wide. regular
price 25c.
At S5c.
CHANTILLY LACE, all silk, 4lh inches wide, IN
all coiors, regular price 40c.
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At l0o.
BLACK WOOL LACE inches wide, regular
price zoe.
At l shc.
BLACK WOOL LACE, inches wide. regular
price zoe.
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IIACES.
GENTS FURNISHINGS.
HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR.

the special benefit of to-dys have selected
array of attractions that only require inspection their
immediate sa the goods of exceptionally desirable quality
and are offered for this occasion prices that make them
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omcIaI Assessment Table,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-02
VenaneIo lul6a y SobrIno
FORTALEZA 45, Az y 8,
Ofrece log siguienteg articulos pracios rn6dioos

Azulejo losetas baldosnes catanas bland as encara
a osetas do nar1no baneas azules Canaas e
SO e ysra Yes0 Cemento berries de
Rgs Agnsrras 9eeits Brcchas de todaa classes
tuecas arandelas canales cuabrrae de nc nts az
as az una cnco pugadas Pala pico azadas azsdones
AlanRt9 para cercas De caatrO Estopa ~
eae54ssas sgeaen sn despeEoicio llnpiar sguinas
JUS eonpletas dsecradag Dc porcslna g 6na Pses rance
tCdas clases para caIzad0 rar eva3s5
eaJ&s &e hia1rus BasculAS BaGt8B metal - 80 -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-02

So ofreGen en- Yenta: Una cIasincaIora de
caf6 cOnpEetGntess1tte 9asseUd fabricants Pclsnev
Iy Co., Limited Lincoln Inglaterra, Dor menos
|1el costo, precio conventional Un molinO pa
Irs hacSr guarapo, todp de hierro, masas, con
Ipolea fjay m6Yil sunciente para Beis toneladas
Ide cana en- u horas, uuevo. por $110 moneda
!cOrrieHte
Informsn Alelandfc Bsuoaa, Bayam6n.-
IR IS. Lopez, Capital.
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A I s. O

Liquidado 81 pasivo de Ia extinguida So
eiedad Cintr6n Antelo Companfa de esta pla-
"a, SO hace pdblico, fin de que 81 alguien 50
considera con algnn derecho On contra dc Ia
Imisma haga sus reclamaciones en- 81 t6rminO
de sesenta dias, contar desde la fecha 81 cue
suscribe liquidador dc dicha Sociedad
Yabucoa, Abril 25 de 1891. SCI
AsedrEs AmteIO.
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SEW EN- De

Tres eOGpOrGdOrGs isglesGs, grG'sdes y de
nssty POGO sssO q dos idens frGSscesGS, tOdGS e'S
nssty b0ea eStGdO.
Una bOMbG horizontal de treisst0 ceatfnsetTOs
Una cGEdeyG ttbstE0sG de 1O4 cObGll0s de totsrgG
HGT60s t&beS2Gs de ceSGresstG q setS ccstSanetfOS
Tres seypesatiNGS de cObre para cEGyifcGdOr0S.
U1s cGlentGdOr para gst0rGpOs.
Dirigirse Ia fundicion de D. Roberto
Graham, calle de Ia Marina. >~Ponce
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la GADITANA
HK RAMON GARDEN

Especialidad en- abanicos, perfumeTfa.y y toda
clase de objetos de novedadiy fantasia.
Quincalleria, art1culos do Viaje, cristaleria
lporcelana, botones flores, guantes, ENGAGES, DIN,
ltas y bisuteria fna, etc., etc.
Importation directa. V0ntasal por mayor )
Detail San Juan Puerto Rico, Fortaleza 2e,-
di reccion telegrafca: RAMON CARBON
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q. RAUSCHENPLAT.
Plaza Alfonso XII, 81.
LMPORTAo7ON, COMISIONES, AGENcIAS,
.aGEyNTE GEWER.aL

Sea Insurance Company, Liverpool -Norte
Germanica, Hamburgo Compuasas de Segu4Os
MarftimOs. IS ociedad HambuFgo Bremense,
Hamburgo. - COmpontG de SegWros Contra In
cendiO. = Lloyd Hanseatico, Hamburgo. CON.
pGNiG de Segr0s contra des0raciGs pers0ales De TO-
dGs cIases incIMso las Gcaecidas en- viajcs GrfMos
|y teFTestreS.
Orenstein Koppel, Berlin. Gran FaBrica De
Ferrocarrites portdtites, Carros, Cbuckos. I'd. de
vGriGs fG6ricGs i8spOrtQntes de Alemania de ma
quinas AgricOlas (AradoS, Rastriilos, etc, etc. J
Maquin&ria para la elaboration de azdcar,
IAlambiques, MaQuinas para aserrar maderas,
IBombaS, etc.
CatdlOgOs proSupueStOs disposition dc los
IsOlicitantes.
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PAuPERs BURNED.

-Four Inmates of Muncie Iniirmary Perish
In the Flames.
MUNcIE, Ind, May AT IL a. m.
news reached this city that the county
infrmary, which was located FIVE miles
east of here, was destroyed by fire, and
that four of the inmates had perished in
the flames. There were about forty-five
persons in the institution, and the off,
GERS and attendants had great difficulty
in rescuing their charges, many of
whom were old and feeble. The origin
of the fire is at present unknown. The
rescued inmates are being cared for at
neighboring farm houses and no fatal
results from shock and exposure are an
ticipated. The buildings were extensive
and the material loss will probably
reach $50, 200.
Later-Another account says two in
mates narrowly escaped snffocation. No
mention is made of any lives being lost.
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rmpertant Circular I'm Regard Thereto
Issutd from the Land once.
WAsHINfsTDN, May 7.-Commissioner
Carter OF the land Office has issued an
importantscircular letter of instructions
to registers and receivers of land Offices
i'm regard fp the act of March 8, 1891,
relating tdthe cutting Of timber from
the public land. The sections apply
only to Colorado, Montana, Idaho, North
Dakota, sputh Dakota, Wyoming and
Nevada, and the territory of Utah. The
circular says that the settlers on the
public lands, miners, farmers and other
bona fide residents who have not a suffi-
cient supply of timber on their own
claims or lands for frewood, fencing or
building purposes, or for necessary use
in develop;ng the mineral and natural
resourcescf the lands owned or occupied
by thern, are permitted to procure tim
Der from the public lands to be used for
these purposes; but not for sale or dis
posal, or use on other lands or by other
persons. The right is construed not to
give the right to cut timber on any ap-
propriated pr reserved public lands.
Musk Get Permission First.
The cutting or removing of timber
from puble lands by or for any ap-
plicant before authority has been
officially granted by the secretary OF
the interidr, will render the party SO
offending liable to prosecution for tres
pass and subject his application to re-
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o'MAlLEY'S STATEMENT.
He Makes Counter Charges of Corruption
aud Praud.

He Makes Counter Charges of Corruption
and Fraud.
New ORLEANS, May 7.-Detective
O'Malley has made Long statement
about the Italian troubles. He says his
success as a detective caused the city
detectives and private detectives to be
jealous of HIM long ago. They were so
bitter against him that when Hennessy
was trying the case of the men who am
busaed the Matrangos on May 6, and
found that O'Malley was ON the same
case HenneBy dropped the matter and
the Provensantos were convicted on the
evidence found by O'MaileY. Then
Hennessy secured q new trial and got
the Provensantos acquitted. After Hen
messy was assasinated the men arrested
were those who had testified against the
Provensantos. O'Mally first offered his
services to the city, but they were re-
jected and then the Matrangos wanted
TO engage him. He at first refused to
take their case, but having received a
letter from the COMMITTEES of fifty, he
became angry and took the Matrangos'
side OF tho case and became satisfied of
their innocence. 0Malley gives a
long review of the evidence nd says
the prosecution was a bare-faced con-
sspiracy and a disgrace to civilization.
He gives many instances of the way he
has been and is still watched and perse-
cuted.
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Northfeld's Astronomical school.

NoRTHF1ELD, Mimi, May TN the
school of pure mathematics and practi-
cal astronomy, organized at Carleton at
the beginning of the year, three stu
dents have been pursuing post graduate
studies in regular courses. During the
next year two classes will be instructed
in this school, which is the only one of
its kind in this country. Five scholar
plications from graduates of Eastern
colleges, leaving but one still open.
Those who receive these scholarships
are, for a part OF the time employed at a
reductions of the observations made by
the professors in charge.
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ROADS ARE HARMONIOUS.

Prospects That the Rates of the Western
Traffic Association viii Re Enforced.
NEW YORK, May THE advisory
board of the Western Traffic association
began its session at 10 a. M, at the
Windsor hotel. All of the lines were
represented except the Southern Pacific.
In the absence of Chairman Roswell
Miller, Marvin R. Hughitt, president of
the Chicago and Northwestern presided.
The Missouri Pacific was represented by
Jay Gould. The general feeling among
the members of the advisory board was
that the meeting would be harmonious
and that the decision of the meeting
would be to enforce the rules. Traffic
Manager Leeds, Of the Missouri Pacific.
who ordered the cut rate in sugar. is at
the Windsor, and has prepared state
ment, which he will read to the board
if asked to do so.
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-Four Missing on Saginaw Bay Since
the Storm Believed That They
Perished.
Five of the Crew OF the Schooner At.
lanta Drowned in Lake Superior,
on Sable Rock.
Nine Dead Bodies frem the Wrecked
Helga Recovered German Mine
Disaster.

EAST TAwAs, Mich, May -Four
children of Mr.. Hurdy, two boys and
two girls, aged from to IS years, left
here Sunday morning in an open boat
to cross Saginaw bay to Port Austin, a
distance of about thirty miles. 1t is
feared that they are lost, as a violent
gale sprang up suddenly at noon, and
has been raging ever since. The chill
dren may possibly have reached Little
Charity island, and in this event must
be suffering from hunger and exposure.
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DlsHoNoRABLE DISCHARGE.

Result of the Courtmartial or Ex-Com
mander Payne. of the s. ".
Topeka, Kan, May 7.-Commander-
in-Chief Webb, of the Sons of Veterans,
has issued General Order No. 3. giving
the result of the courtmartial of Walter
s. Payne, of Fostoria, Ohio, ex-
commander-in-chief, charged with en-
bezzling $4,000 of the orders money.
The verdict of the court was dishonora-
BILE discharge from the order. The YER
dict is approved by the committee. The
order No. 3 also promulgatas the find
ings In the courtmartial of Col George
Addfngton, of the New York division,
charged with embezxlement. The yer.
dict is degradation from the rank Of col
onel. The verdict is also approved.
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Don,t Get the Exposition Grounds.

MADISON, Wis, May THE supreme
court has rendered an opinion
against the plaintiff in the case involv-
ing the title to the property on which
the Milwaukee exposition building is
situated. The property in litigation
was valued at $3.50, 900. 1t was conveyed
to the City of Milwaukee in 1885, by
Byron Kifbourn for park purposes.
The heirs OF kilbourn sold the property
to Gen. Micajah Williams, and his heirs
brought suit for its recovery from the
City of Milwaukee. The litigation has
been in progress for years, the lower
courts holding in favor of the plaintiffs,
decision and cfsl=sed the complaint dis
missed.
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FIVE WENT DOWN.

The Crew of Schooner Drowned i'm
Lake Superior.
SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich, May r.
The schooner reported IN distress by the
barge Sitka is the Atlanta, Capt. j. l..
Knowlton, which left here in tow of a
barge Saturday night. When they were
off Sable bank the tow line Of the
Atlantic parted, twenty miles north
west of No. 10 life saving station.
When she foundered the crew en-
deavored to reach the shore in yawls,
FIVE of them perishiug in the attempt.
Two were rescued by the life saving
crew,
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MADISON SOUTH DAKOTA. THURSDAY, MAY T. 1891.

who were uncorrupted mad nothing 70
reveal, while the others would but make
themselves particeps criminis: yet in
their numerous statements much was
obtained having direct connection
with and supported by the great volume
of testimony elected during the course
of the inquiry.
Scores the o'Malley Agency.
The report goes on in detail to tell of
attempts to bride talesmen and says that
the list of talesmen Is proven to have
been in the hands of Detective O'Malhey,
whose connection with thu matter is 90
notorious, at least twenty four hours be-
fore the hist was turned over to the dis
trict attorney. The grand jury had
great difficulty in finding any talesmen
who remembaed anything, but sQf-
fcient evidence was given by outside
parties to Warrant the Indictment of six
men, including OMalley, for attempted
bribery. The jury's scoring Of the de-
tective agency of O'Mallcy is emphatic
in the extreme, the evidence convincing
them that il had at its command per-
jurers, blSEkmailers, suborners and
jury tampeDers.
OF the men killed at the prison the
jury finds eight were American citizens
and one had declared his intentions. !"
The meeting at the Parish Prison, the
report says, was spontaneous IN it's char
acter, and it Is doubtful IL any force
which the authorities could command
would have been sufficient to in the
least control its intentions. There were
from 5000 to 5000 participants and
among so great number it would be
exceedingly difficult to fix guilt upon
any number of the participants. In
view of these facts the jury failed to
see anything to justify the presentment
of any Indictment.