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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-17
New York Recorder. :

New York RecOrdcr.1
Snow storms and gales in England. Our
winter weather appears ITO have gone
abroad.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-17
BALLS OF FIRE FLEW OUT.
The Leader of a Curious Religious Sect Tells
How He Was Purified.

DETROIT, MICH, Dec. 16.-A curious relig-
ions sect has purchased large number of
pretty cottages in the northern part of the
city, and many of them have settled there
with their leader, Michael Kiefer Mills, who
recently described how he was purified.
He said: Il was thrown to the ground and
balls OF fire flew from all parts of my body.
I said praise God 1 suppose 10 COO times.
Since that time have been free from bodily
infirmity. My food. which formerly disa-
greed with me, nourishes me perfectly and
am fitted to lead the people in Israeli
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-17

ACTING on information that 1000 Chi
nese laborers who had been discharged by
the Tehuantepec Railroad Company were
or their way to the United States, Acting
Secretary Spaulding to-day instructed the
Customs officials along the Mexican frontier
to use extra vigilance to prevent any of
them from crossing the border line.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-17

REPRESENTATIVE MANsUR, of Mis-
souri,, while descending the stairway lead
ing from his rooms at Willard's Hotel last
evening, slipped and sustained a severe
I ppobabIy contins him to his T room sp for some a
days
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-17

A PROTEST was made to Acting Secre-
tary Spaulding to-day against the action of
Customs Inspector Traitteur, of the Mime
apolis district, in seizing Geromes painting
of "The Lion in Ambush" valued at $40 600,
recently imported by Colonel Gross. The
Customs Inspector has been asked to make
a report in regard to the seizure, and no
action will be taken by the department I'M
til that has been received.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-10-15
itdea suo.o .oafota, Sonnertas, oem f5 ettober 1891

annebmen, noh bari er eiu 3eideu OH
ben 3ettel MAIDEN, ,wrourb legterer luIe.
oererfannt mcr0eu fam.
g9ern ciH g9Ghler uitt ltimmt, mus
er ben Siimm5ettel an Ole gSahlrihter
Suritdgeben.
Seoer itimmidbi9c 2lrbejter fnru am
1G9e Dor ocr 2&Ghl ppu ieiuem 2lrbeits
gcber 2 Stlnoen .3eit am gSdbltaoe
ium 3lpedc 0es Stumren5 perlan9cu,
bic inn lceterer obne 2.bWg POM 9pbr
aelUdbrcn muB. lbGt er oles rlht, 10
tnnn er 9eridltlit beitroit lUcroeu.
Cciicutlldlt &eam.e. ple III Ye5u0
auI oIe &abl ibre &iiihter uiht err
Iillieu occr oielem G5eiepe niiient,id 3u.
wIOc bauocln, tUureu nit tincr G5clo
itroic OOu niht meuIQtr ais 100 uno
niht mebr ais 800 Collars, ooer nit
eincnl Sabr Gieidugujb6oit, ooer bel,
Dem bcitrnit weroen.
,SrQeuo 1emauO. Dem ple oiiBiellen
Stlmmiettel aupertrnut puroen mo Der
oieielben uerbir9t ooer ierit6rt, miro
nit 3ud)thdus uon bis , Sabrcu be-
trait.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-10-15
ll1n dI en-1 -1lntTdIan.

:. ftobcr. Ter iriihe (orteitprer
Pomcu iiiDt ploeli6 in Brighton.
5. s.Ctt. Esbatte Ter beioen @Ouurs
uaretonorateu Wicamlep unO Campbell III
aba. Sbo.
8. SIT. 2ie erite groBerC Seuouns
omcrttcniideu Spcts triit IN GrOuau, 2Seit.
pbalen ciu
10. Cft. 7ie 1orbWben i'll 6ublano
;dblcu 82 GEO 600
II. : tt. G'ral lpdoerise i1gt bel eiurm
Cnjisr9 @aufctt III Berlin pNi69ldcrwei.
ie wr0tu mr. uu5 I'M 6riibiabr III Crul,cn
G'eih0ilcu wiCoer juiammcniiuoeu.
-. 1T. &u Sieii, RufloWo, cutocft,
man eine ii,ue @eridw2ums se9cu oas ges
bCu DCe Nlareu.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-10-15
eelbifperitnmmeluus tn ysaSlaaS.

lleber Die iii Stu6lano pon iunseu
9euten pielia4 seiibte Yraris. iif our9
Selbitueritiimmeluns Dem WtilitdrSienit
;u entjieben. bsrittct Der SpeiialtOrre.
iponoent oes Bureau 9teuter" aus
SSeila nabitebenbe Ginielbeiten: Die
bieli9en Sofal9erihte babeu lid, oieler
Gage nit eincm auber9ewObnlihen Salt
,u belhGIti9er 9ebabt. Gine aniabl
Yerlonen mar unter Der gnflase Der.
baitet worben, iunse militdrpflidtige
Seuts wie aftiue Soloa:sn ourh Ser.
ltiimmelung pon Dem Oieuit in Der
&rmee beIreit ,u baben. Die betreiienoe
Operation iiibrte nift r1ebr nno niht
meuissr alS oisles &eiultat berbei uno
binoerte Die pon ibr betroiienen Ser.
ionen ourdaus niht. ibrer eem6bn.
lideu 8eidditisuus i'm pripaten 9ebsn
na93u9eben. Die angewanoten Wies
tbooen paren iebr peribiebeuer Nrt.
8alo wuros cine fiinitlite auseneut,
,iinouns beruorserufen. balo cine ans
Sabl sepiiier 3dbue ausse,oscn. oereR
Wtangel pom Dienlt entbano, uno balo
oah. mas 3umetit perfam, elm 3nie.
ODER plftenleioen herporscruien, uosn
man iid Der Giniprisunssn bon i9wer
analplirbaren ihdolihen Stoifeu bes
oients. Die ss iheint. iino Oieie unses
iesliheu Operationen In ausseoebntem
Wta6itabe tn gang SiioruBlano 3ur
GnwenounS qelaust. nobel es Ton 9iu.
zen mar. oaB bic betreffenoeu Quad.
falber- Yerbinbunsen iiber bas sauie
Hsid beiabeu. Der iHdnblide 9onOet
bat iiber adt Sabre hinourb ltattoe.
funotn. nobel bic on ibm betbeilieten
Yerionen elm bubltes Simm6en inc
9rodene ssbraht batten. Gs linA
1auieups BON 8eiipieleu naasewieieu.
In oeuen iun9e Mldnner iid burh onie
Operationen bon oem Wtilitdroienit be-
freien lieben.A
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-10-15
Qnufy niiber brle,tdItrt.

giodiOl9enoe Blitbsnleie aus Der
,,ueroieuliliten" 9auibabn oes republis
tnnii6en GunoiOaten fiir GOnsreBabses
Oroueter, SObu 8. 5olep, oils Stuats.
ieuator piro pon einem iid Cyrus"
uuterSei6neuoen @inieuoer i'm y&ura'
LIT" julammenseitellt; oerielbe ingt
9a i9 mebrmals eriudt wuroe, fir
Sobn 9. Spliep ais gOu9reBabeeUrone.
ten gu itImmeu. beitlUB ib Dor Gut.
lbeioun9 Der 5rase ieineu .6ecOro"
oils Stantsienator in Der lebteu 9egiss
laiur Su unterIuhen.
Sh iano aui Ssite 45S bes Seuuts
SOurnals, baB er iiir @rb0buns nm
$500 Der SalGre ieoes SeSirfsri6ters
oes Staates ltimmte unb oies uns
mittelbnr uadoem @ouuerneur Meaette
ertldrte: ylluier Stnat iei in finGnSiels =
len Yerbdltuliien, Die ni6t piel id)llm.
mer iein fourteen" 49, glui Seite 4l6
iano id), onb er 9e9en Die @elesesoorlas
9e iur Geouttion oes enormeu 9eieblis
hen 3inSiuBes pom l25 Hrojeut aui 10
4rojeut ltimmte. 9abte er, in oieier
5rnge irine Gimme jum Better Der
6armer ooer Der BnutierS uuo 6elos
brUS5en nbgegebeu 81 babeH? gluf
Seite 62S fIno i'd, oab er iiir Die Ses
natbiu gtO 40. rpede pen 3lusiuB uui
Steuercertiiitateu upu II lroSent auf
20 IrOjent erb6bte, itimmte. g9enu er
ni6t fir cine 6eouttion oes 3insinBes
ltimmen tounte, 10 lpllte er geipiB ni6t
iiir etue @rb6bun9 oerielben ltimmen
uno iit oaun OILS ein 6reunb Der 1ars
mer hinItellen uuo ibre llnterStiisun9
erparteu. - glui Seite S25 fiuoe ih,
oaB er seseu Die 8urlage sur Seiteue'
ruH9 Der Sppptbeien ittmmte, uno bod
9lnubt man III ieiuem eiseueu eountp,
er babe bieIelbe besiinitist. = Gnoli6
aui Seite 23l fanb it, oaB er fir oas
@eleB itimmte, tuel6es Die armen sIus
iieoler in unorgdniIirten Counties
3wingt, ibre 5armeu segeu Die grOBen
Iiebberoen Der rei6eu ,Sieb Spuoitate
siujuienjen. gu iueiien YOrtbeil ondte
er ppbl, oaB bieies @eies iein iuRroe,
benz Der armen 5armer Ooer Der reihen
Gprp0atiOnen? 9ieie WaBreSd III BON
Seiteu Der 5nrmer mebr peroanmt
murben, uls irgeub cine anoere ieit Sab.
ren paiiirte unb Sobn 8. SoIlep itimms
te ni6t nur baiiir, ionbsrn arbeitete uus
ter ben Gollesen oaiiir.
y@ie fam er nit iold;cM o&ecoro"
benz 5armer in's anseiidt i6auen unb
feline unteritiiBuns uerlansen? Sd sebe
au, oaB er sur llnteritiibuns Der 8ans
Tiers, Der @slobnie, Der reiheu @isb'
Spnoifate uno Der beiploeten 8eamten
beredtist 1T, aber nidt gu Der Der GAR
mer. aauilente uno Nrbeiter uoer iraero
Semanoes, Der cine CUTE uno ipariamc
8egierung niini6t."
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-10-15
lie seienfhaftliae 5tegIns Der
iren;6iiidten ciF,iere

bctrefienO, ldbt iih oie .SOIniite Gel.
tun9" wie iol9t ucruebmeu: ~Wttt 9teio
blidt Der irunj0iiihs Siijier. Der
Ocuti6e Yerbdltnliie aus ei9sner slu'
ihauuug teuut, auf Die Stcaung. wel6s
oaS oeutihe Siii;iertOrpS eiuninmt.
3roe aler in 6rantreih bcrrihenoen
SAwQrmerei IIir OdS Jltilitdr bat oas
iraujoijibe Sifijiertorps bis bcutc
noh uibt ourdiuiceeu pcrmoht. oaB
Der Siii;ier ais iolder trnit ieiHcr lluia
form au1emeiu ais ,ur rguten" Gjelea'
ihait gchorIg 1cwertbct miro. Garau
mOgeu Die Qtcnltuerlaltuille Ihulo
itiu. Die es niht iulaiicu baB OaS Offis
Siertorps ME in OsutihtanO cine ltren9
gcl6loNeue SamcraoldaIt biloet; piel'
leiht mag Is oil Dem llnllnno liegen.
oaB oas iranjoiilde SiIi;iertorpS ND
gum lbeil aus Observation-Disclosures uno
oesbalb ;ulpelen aus Dtduneru er.
0dnjt, Die oeu seleai6aitlihsn Auioroe.
runSen tba;idflif uibt INNER se'
uiiseu. ieoeniaas aber miro Oieiss Ser.
bdltntB uou uislsn SifiSisren, nament.
lib uOu ben belier porgebiloeten Saiut.
GprisnS" oft i9mer;lih tmpiuuoen.
Jioh mshr aber muB lie uerleeeu. oos
oisie aa9emeine auli6t oss Sublitums
amtlih ausrfannt uno in trie9sniinilte.
ritaeu SeltimmuuSeu lanttiouirt ilt. ole
Tie oft in geraoeIu oemiitbigenoe Sa9en
uerleseu fonnen. 90 beltebt 1. y.
cine Ueltimmun9. laut pelher Die
Dampisrssleaihaften oem StfiIier.
psnu tr ii6 aui llrlaubsreiien befinoet.
SabrpreisermaBisunsen sewdbreu. aber
III Der Neile, oaB nur 8eneralen uno
Stabsoifi;iereu Die GrmaBiguns audi
in Der /. alaile ertbeilt miro, w6breuo
SIfblere pom Oauptmauu abpGrt8
uur auf Die iweite Slaile glnlpruh
babeu. Snfolse oapou miiiieu lib Ses-
terc auf NeiIen OFT cine 0eIelllhait &C.
fallen laien, III Die uab oeutld,er au'
lbauun9 Der Sifi;ier nitt bineinee'
hort. Sisber nnn tounte Der Sapitdu
iolhen Sifiicreu geltatten, gegsn 9iahr
tuVluHD VSp fltlpuHitl lNIlltUbp ipSutJr
items al Dem Wtittagstilf) in Der /.
SlalIe tpeil;unebmen, uOrber aber muB.
ten aue 6abr9dite 1. Slalie I'm ibr Gins
pcrltGnoniB angeSan9en weroen, unO
wsun nur Giner niht iuitimmte, muBte
Der 0err 0auptmann mobl ooer libel in
Der 2. Slalle pielleidt neben Dem Bur.
: i6en oeS 0eun Sberitsn ieiue Wtabl'
ieit eiunebmeu Gem Wtarincminiiter
lit es iest enolid srlun9eu, uou oeu
Dampierseieai6aiteu oeu 6ortiau bieler
leetsru. oemiitbisenSen Ssltimmun9 su
erwirtsn. 10 OaB Der Siii;ier 2. 8laiie
ruumebr Die 2beilnabme an oem Wtits
tasstilh /. Slalie se9en Ssjabluns als
leiu Jteft Io,oern fam. 2lui oen
Oampiern, Die uOn sllsier oOer Dram
nab Wiariciue fabreu, bat man bduiis
@eleseubeit. Oieie isltiame seieaidait.
li6e 9rsnuuns in Sifi;ere /. uuo 2.
Slalie Su beobahten."
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-10-15

Die Staats. gseltausitellunss ssiomntii.
iion bat, bic llnmDsiidieIt Der Ginbe'
ruiuns elmer 6pe5ialiisuns Der 2esis.
laiur gum 3mede Der 1emillisuus elmer
srbBeren Gumme @elbes fir bic 8ers
tretuns bes Staates an Der gbicasoer
@eltauslteluns einiebenb, MN eineu
Gufruf on bas Bolt, su bieiem
8mede $4,000 in freiwillisen Beitrd.
gen beijuiteuern, erlanen.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-10-15

Sn chamberlain uiro bsridtet,
baB bic 6. W. q ct. 9l. Babn bort
balo aussebebnte 8iebhoie Sur sluinabs
me bes bieien Serbit BON Der Siour
ReierpatiOu 5u Observation-Disclosures an'
lesen miro.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-10-15

Der ueue Sprensftoft ST.
tborit. NIT BEN neulid In ben Stein.
briihen BET sosnis in SaAien alse.
msin bsirieoissnoe 8eriu4s anssiteut
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-10-15
Gin @ins far Wattsr.

9abt Cure Babies in 9 9euers
les Gtelier in Eartit o n
pbOtosrapbiren nnb erfreut Gud an benz
polliOmmenen 8ilbe. 9. q. Sdeuerle,
pbotOsrapb, Yaritou.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-10-15
Vmmmer f2.

rUutusu. ioa Den Sor,u9 beFeeu, bas
oerielbe meOsr beim Transport, nod
bel Der AuTbepabrung ODER osm @es
brauh Gtiabrsn nit lidj brinSt.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-10-15

i einse @Qaansetdit n2Rte mb iOnnn Gmd mebr
aaareu bSen Ein Gs rgn elm anber 9aOn in DatOta
bcuitu geeheen peer Gu nit 8er9nIH omt Die
oerebenn ihreu Gnd lber59eu OuB bic gcm
bil9er iub nls reenbwo anbrs
, 1891-05-20

We very much regret to chronicle the
death Of one OF our oldest and most respec-
table citizens, Otto Jacob iMarstrand, who.
after very short illness, departed sthis
life yesterday noon. Mr.. MarStrand was
born in Copenhagen August a, 1909,
arrived in the West Indies 1882, and lon
the 4th of October 1845 was married to
Miss Anna DOrOthea NiSSen. On the 1st
OF October in the same year he was az
pointed Lieutenant in the Burgher Corps
Of ST. Thomas, and on June II, 1867, was
made Vice Brandmajor here. His MaieSty's
favor was shown by comforting to Mr..
MarStrand on the 28tk of July 1869 the
Knight of Dannebrog Order, (which was
supplemented in 1888 by the decoration of
DaunebrogSmand. On the goth May 1870
he received the appointment as Royal
Swedish II Norwegian Consul at this
place, and five years later-0n the 10Th
OF April 1875-was created Knight Of the
VaSa Order, the KnighthOod of the ST..
Olaf Order being conferred on Ithe oath
May 1878. He held likewise for som
years the post of acting Bran pmajor here.
The funeral took place this morning,
attended by the Honorable Government
Secretary, and other heads of Departments
the actg. BIandmajOr, officers and men e
the Branp corps, ConSnlS a poSS, of police
and a large and respectable conoourSe Of
people, inte' ment being in the Military
Cemetery. Two daughters, IA son runner
GUS grandchildren and other relatives
survive the deceased, to all OF whom our
sympathy is extended.-St. ThomP Tideude
is May.
, 1891-05-20
TELEG R A M s
ST. CROIX STATION

London, May 16th.-The Times publishes
Washington telegram reporting Governor
Sendalrs despatch to Lord Knutsford propos-
ing to open negotiations with the United States
on the tariff question.
New York, May 16th.-The death is an
nounoed in London of Mr.. Edwin Long, the
artist.
A despatch from St. Petersburg to a London
paper states that the injuries of the Czarewitch
are serious, and that his a~ssailant is q
Nihilist.
The Prince Of Wales and Mr.. Gladstone are
better. Mr.. Justin MCCARTHY is i'll, and the
cold winds and rain are causing many relapses
of the grippe.
M. Bleichrober, . German Banker, is i'm
porting American gold into Europe due to
Russia having to pay two loans.
The Emperor William had q narrow escape
yesterday, having been thrown from his car
riage.
It is announced that the Portuguese Cabinet
has resigned on account Of the financial
troubles.
The chief points of the new Australian
Federal Constitution have been announced.
New York, May 18th.-London news states
that the Duchess OF Fife has given birth to a
daughter.
Aheavy snowfall has occurred in Wales and
part of England and the frost has damaged the
fruit crops in the latter country.
Anumber Of persons have been injured in a
fight between Parnellites and MaoCarthJ1tes
ct KAnturk, Cork.
, 1891-05-20
From the European Mail, April 29.)

The Prime Minister made an important
statement in the House OF Lords, on April
% in reply to the Earl Of Kimberley, in re-
ference to the recent "incident' on the Pun
give River in EaSr Africa. Lord Sails
bury said he was afraid there was no doubt
that a most unjuStifable attack had been
made upon IA British expedition under Sir
JOhnWillough by on,'the Pungwe River by
Portuguese. The precise amount of injury
or indignity that had been inflicted up"n4
the expedition he was not in a position to
slate but there was no doubt that they
had been treated in a manner which WAS
not consistent with the engagement which
the Portuguese came to with England.
He was glad to say the Minister of POr-
tugal had intimated that his Government
had sent orders TO remove every OBJ
stacle in the way of the passage of peacea-
BILE travellers u p the waters of the Pungw6
and thence into the interior; but the de.
meanour of the Portuguese officials upon
the East coast of Africa had on more
than one occasion correspondent SO little
with the assurances the British Govern
ment had received from Lisbon that her
MajeSty'S Government had thought it de-
sirable to request that three of Her Males
tvs vessels should proceed to Pungwe as
speedily as possible. They would not Oe
large vessels, but sufficient tor the purpose.
The Portuguese Minister also proposed
that we should place a consular agent. aof
some kind at the mouth Of the PnngW6 IN
order to see that our requirements III re-
spect Of the modus vivendi were complied
with. The modGs uiUendi had now only
three or four weeks to run, but some naval
officer might be detailed for the purpose
suggested. Questions which might further
arise as to any reparati on that might ee
, 1891-05-20

Snow has also fallen in France at Belfort
and Nancy.
In Paris it is reported that several villages
in Armenia have been destroyed and peopls
killed by the eruption of a new Volcano.
The "Republique Franchise contains a war
like a%rticleon England in Egypt.
The Paris prices are weak and it is feared
that the late financial crisis has only been
postponed and not averted.
The debate in the Chamber of Deputies on
the tariff question has now lasted a fortnight
but no advance has been made.
The death is announced of NJ. Bratiano, the
Roumanian Statesman. .
New York, May 9th.-The death is announc.
ed of Lord Edward Cagendish.
It is reported from Belgrade that the
students have defeated an attempt to expel
Queen Natalie from the country. A fatal con.
fict occurred between the troops and the
Queens supporters. "
A despatch from the Vienna correspondent
of the Times states that a marriage has been
arranged between the Czarewitch and Princess
Helen, the fourth daughter of Prince Nicholas
of Montenegro.
, 1891-05-20
CHRIsTIAEsTED.

Arrived per schr. "Vigilant" from st.
Thomas-May 10Th.
Mr.. & Mrs. Il. Neltmopp, Reyd. E.
Branch, ChIistiane Cruise Aletta Cope
julius Stunkel, Rosaline Jam es, Revd'
GUNNER wife & 3 children, TIL erdOe MahOny
& daughter Anita, Paddy Patrick, Herman
lLovgren.
Arrived per sehr. atlantic" from st.
Thomas May 18th
J. Lamb ir., Chas. Pearson, 81. Lamb
Alfred Duurlov, E. Hutson, 0. Nc. Con-
new J. Fl Boschulte sOhas. Daniel j.
Lightbourne 81. Russell G.Lamb Jos.
Hnyghue F. Huyghue S. Speed with 2
children Viggo & Julius, Clarence Taylor,
D. L. Simmons, e. Gordon, d. 81. Jorgensen,
David Bornn, Robert Bornn, O.N. Berne,
J. Ridgway, b. M. MonsantO, S~everine
Dogharty & child Lionel, Angelina.James &
child Louis.
Lett per schrs. 'Vigilant" & atlantic for
st. Thomas-May 18th.
P. J. Lykke, G. Lamb, q. Lamb
J. H. Boschulte Ohas. Pearson s. Speed
az Q children, 0. Nc. Conney E.. Hutsou A.
.DuurloO J.. Lightbourne 81. Russell Chs.
Daniel O.. v. Berne II. Mansanto Mrs.
Jare Leon, Miss Eva Pen;heny, Revd.
E.. Branch, Revd. ". G. Watson Edwin
4 Gordon David Bornn, Herbert BOrnn, David
Simmons.
, 1891-05-20
q 9 a WIS.
8tristia1ste6 81. GRIM.
Wednesday, goth May, 1891.

Monday proved to be a very favourable
day for the cricket match between the St.
Thomas and St. Croix %elevens, showers in the
early morning that threatened to stop the
sport being followed throughout the day by
fair weather and a cloudy sky. The match
was we'll fought and was interesting through
out. The score, which will be found in full
below, shows a victory for St. Thomas,
the runs having been as follows:
St. Thomas, LIST innings. 80
do. End do. 49,. 70
Together 1O3, with
s wickets to fall.
St. CrOix, LIST innings. 81
do. End do. -. As
Together 1O2
, 1891-05-20
ORDER OF DAY
for the Colonial Councils Ordinary
Meeting Monday 25M May 1891,
IL o'clock noon.

Examination Of Patents Of Election for
the new Members.
Election Of the Councils officials
Election of Members for the several
Communal Commissions.
I. Election, according to Governments Let
ter Of 9Th May No. 653, of a Member Of
the Road Commission, Northside A, IN
lieu of Mr.. Blackwood, who has remov-
ed.
End Discussion (for Election Of Committed
on Draft of Ordinance containing Enact
ments to prevent Illegal use Of Firearms
and Stealing on Fields ETC., in the Island
Of St. Croix (Svitzer)
Continuation of 1st Discussion, and End
Discussion on Draft of Budget for 1912
with Money Bills, Committee Report,
Notifications and Amendments.
Amendments will be received up to
Thursday 2lst inst.
Submissive representation to His Excel
lency the Minister of Finances concerning
the financial position of the Island Of St.
Croix ION the basis Of the Committee
Report Of 10Th March 1917
Colonial Council, St. Croix 10th May 1891.
w. A. CREAGH,
Acting Chairman.
, 1891-05-20

Arrived per schr. "Vigilant' from St.
Thomas-May 18th.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-09-04

for grading Pu-,t street from Hisclow
avenue to Fourth street at l7t cents
per cubic ward. @. r. Sticklrr was
given Il contract t"r grading Ninth
street. from jefferson To Cherry. at 10
cents.
The Clerk Wa Effected to advertise
ior bids furnishing lumber lnr gut
tcr> and laying same. The expense ri
providing gutter, i hereafter To- to-
paid out oi thc General iund. and Il
rebate will lr allowed PARTIES who
have heretofore laid CUTTERS at their
own expense on graded streets.
Sidewalks were ordered t. he built
on seward from Front I" Seventh.
The City Engineer wa> directed to
furnish estimates Tor grading Jefferson.
from Mon To- Fremont.
\ accommodates oi the City En-
Ginccr for change OF the Harrison
avenue grade was approved. The
Clerk was directed to call Tor bids for
grading Harrison from Farragut to
the city limits, tu prepare the street
for the track oi the Wc>tsdc street
railway.
\ recommendation for the lowering
OF the grade at the junction of Shcr-
man and jackson avenues five feet
was also approved. and an ordinance
will he passed making the change.
Sidewalks were ordered built on
Franklin. from Ninth to Thirteenth.
At the request oi the Mayor and =
couple Of Councilmcn the Clerk has
RETAINED from notifying the Olympia
street Railway Company to raise it,
track on Main between Fourth and
Fifth. The Council indicated to the
Clerk that he should delay no longer.
An approach WAS ordered to lie made
from sherman avenue into Harrison.
An assessment OF $2l6.4J was made
for the construction of a sidewalk on
the south side OF Fourth street, east
from Eastsidc, and one OF S993l for a
sidewalk built ON the north side OF
Fourth, east of the Swantown bridge.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-09-04

20 40, Iufsraueh and Wild West
pshititinn. which d. shortly 10 appear
here i laud If genuine SIOUX indians,
pt,stui ths Wild aud weird ghost dance
n pfs,isol, lho samo manner that 1t
was performed T., the Infatuated red
shins uh oar frontier, preceding their
recent uprising The, are clad ia u
especial gath for the occasion. calico
shirt dong Ike a night -hirD. called
g., the Indians the Holy Coat ="
lli,tc ave various iucnntations aud cS.
huflatiuus aud then they all cry out.
" the huilal" ~, coming, the buffalo
are coming fhcn they seize each
other. hands aud go round and round
in cir,lrs. hall confused. becoming
wilder aud wilder ,ill one after another
thcs dmp from exhaustion The
Medicine Mrn' -nN that the cN-
hauste,l ones afc making a visit to the
great slitit where thos will meet the
Mos-iah ani al ,ruc friends who have
gone Driorc Thus realistic illustra-
tipu ui this nov famous Indian re-
hg.oua dame, will b. seen al every cx.
hihltlun f the tdhm fofcpaugh
Shove au,l 300 additions the most cNtcn-
si'e " iid Wet entertainment ever pre-
s,ut'i in ttr nitod states. ns well ~
go iho .ih,r departments. the triple
'f,us huge meuag,uc Roman hippo
ituW'. famous foreign FEATURES. aud
tll tho other world renowned Fore
phugh ttiuus ~, i.raN show will
''hibit If olympia un saturday. sep
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