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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-15
IN oeRoGATloN OF OUR DIGNITY.
The Flank Movement on the Seal Cues
tion-Hooker on Blaine.


tion-Hooker on Blaine.
WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. - Represent
alive Enloe, of Tennessee. introduced a
resolution in the house yesterday calling
attention to the action of the Canadian
government in trying TO carr the behring
sea controversy to the supreme court, and
declaring that this action is in derogation
of the dignity of the United Stats The
resolution provides further that q copy of
the resolution shall be sent TO the British
government.
Hooker Has Confidence in the Premier.
Gen. Hooker, a Democratic member of
the house foreign affairs co4lmittee,
speaking of the supreme court p5ehring
sea move, said: sit is singular move in
diplomacy If negotiations were pending
it was little discourteous TO Mr. Blaine.
But Mr. Blaine will come out all right.
have great confidence in himEH differ
with him in politics, but have gT}ft conf
dence in his ability TO manage ant hing he
undertakes. He is the soul of pc cabi-
net.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-15
REVOLT OF THE ALLIANCE.
Michigan Changers Go Back Their
Democratic Allies.


Democratic Allies.
LANSING, Mich, Jan. i5-The four Pa
irons of Industry senator's, who hold the
bala of power in the senate, yesterday
revo ted from their Democratic allies by
voting with the Republicans against a
resolution to investigate the claims of the
Dem ocratic contestant of the seat of Sena-
tor Morse, of Alpena. Should the Patrons
of Industry men continue their present in
dependent stand it will seriously endanger
the plans of the majority for redistricting
the congressional and legislative districts
of the state.
The Patrons Hold the Aces
The senate consists of fourteen Repub-
hsans, fourteen straight Democrats, and
four Patrons OF Industry. who have here
tofore acted with the Democrats. The
last AIMED are in position to demand al
most any concession they may wish in the
way Of farmer legislation if they persist in
their newly evinced determination to flock
by themselves
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-15
Wisconsin Legislature Organized.

MADISON, Wis, Jan. 15.-The house was
organized yesterday by the election OF
James !. Hogan, of La Crosse. as speaker;
George W. Forth, of Milwaukee, chief
clerk, and Patrick Whelan, of Depere,
sergeanl at arms In the senate Fred w.
Horn WIS elected president pro tenn. John
p. Horne, chief clerk, and John A Bar.
ney, sergeant-at-arms For the first time
in generation every branch of tie ad
ministra ton, executive, senate, and as
sembly, IS in the control of the Democrats.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-15
Short in His Accounts ~, M

PEORIA, His, Jan. 15.-At the la
ing OF the board of supervisors a
committee was appointed to invs
.he accounts of Warren Noel, the
ing sheriff. The committee reportI
Ihe shortage approximates sI1.O0
less it is made COED suit will be
against Noel and his bondsmen II
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-15

H., ,,g s. warriors generally wear hair nm
thc,,, y u,'..sp'eces 1t is thought to give
der ,,,... w appearance. But Alexan.
,atyu. lie compelled them TO sbava 70
na ,t,ioiht reason, viz, lest the ao,,ta,s .
,'[il,oairians' of Asia should seize tbor, t's
.nelr Oearls, and so capture then It py
h. ,'peror OF China had been eouallv ,r;ne
Nv Woulu have locked the long taiis =, L?e
ESliiery before lac sent them ONT 90 aI MS
CoiaN, Co.. anu English. Hundreds q, sho
,yb aes'i,''S were caught by their Onoaa e
80 running away and dragged NJ preueS
Iad,. ,,o tue camp Of the allies New Yo.i.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-15
.na.,.rd p;sappotn,.d.

CoLUsmUs, Ind. Jan. 15.-ln Brown coun-
ty. ten miles west Of this city, Joseph
Waters, who had been waiting on Sarah
Watson for some time, proposed marriage.
He met prompt refusal, whereupon he
drew revolver and shot her through the
neck, inflicting slight flesh wound. From
the .-shnsk- she faipte6 -, RelisriSe.--s---
head, dyine almost Instantly. The yN.
woman soon revived, and is not badrv
hnrf ~eeiy
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-15
Tia MARKETS


CHICAGO. Jan IL.
ih' qu'tat7"f4s on the board o! trade to-day.
were ms follows I.at-N". -Iauaary opened
H'-.:e closed s'"4'; May 'i'rncd H'sc. closed
We. 'iulE, "iHH''' w e., 'it'-e4 " - Corn
y" january N.'-I'-l and closed "a, February.
opened an1 CLOSED '"'I MAY. oponct. j2-ic,
closed - ST. ''at> ~" Nav. opened lt54c
closed t~s-, "" June "I"ned +''Sr, closed
~ 10 July opened ana closed a. Pork
ia uarV opened and closed cI'%'' February,
opened s'hd ri.r>s-i sf..r'. May o.'enNd sipN.
closed -!i-'t Lard February opened SS,'ls
closed 81
Live St'-S Following were the TTices AZ
the Ut''n stock ytr'-. Hog Market opened
- SS.. Tough Tt'Slu-, s3S'tS4l. mixed
i io'. ne, p',''' f'. ..;a. anu ''npP'As
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-15

with Una, Newman had II quiet hp,no,
env non I hi, be baiiied men who souDh, VI
,vnniJ ~, nm Ia argument which he tbonob,
time " nv unproiitable, or at inconvsn;sn.
man who ~ ca once said to an English clsrov
Fore T h,. called upon him, determinods =.
mali -, ,,,n' |" say what answer ba 800 ~
1T is ~ No d certain theological arpnm UU%,u
ba,tI. i .1 good our disputing: il IL Iitn
differ, , ,, a dog and iish-we sr an a. a
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-15

LONDON, Jan. 15-Dablin IA
that Parnell is gaining everys,
land, especially in the agr;o
tricts. John O'Connor Ell
says that the heart of Ireland
neil and that no influence n
from throbbing in response n
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-15
Two Children crcm.,.s

TERIIE HAUTE, Ind, Jan, 15.-while
Frank Riggs, miner at Marshall, Ind,
aud his wife were away from home. the
house caught fire aud burned TO the
ground. Two children, "A boy of years
and girl of Is months. persisted in tie
flames
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-15
The Turk Beginniny - e.

LONDON, Jan. l5.-The Turl<]
ment Is giving great impals
; xelophAent of Asia Minor, thesS
ing IN the policy of centuries.
OF railway are in conrss =.
anu herman energy and eanss
especially ENCOURAGED eap1
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-15

CORK Jan. l5.-In order to I'd hive as
much as possible the terrible dis ess in
THIS section the government he's pened
works at Misenhead. ThousSsa per-
sons oil both sexes and all aA al
ready employed there. and mex are
being devised to employ map, a.. In
TINS connection it is said fM unless
prompt action is taken at q /ill III y i'd the
fearful scenes which marked th{ "a mime
OF 1857 may be reproduced. ~
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-15

co m,.nsoALE' Mich, Jan. +
eoontys defaulting clerk 8
appeared APP ga before the eo, :, ?.
M MS plea to guilty Of fo Soirs 9
hard iasa. to three years an. q
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-15

PARIS, Jan. 15.-Tb a On 81
pose duties of II and 10 f prol
free of dg,, 70 quality, and
ties. e Oh the cha
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-15

Don't say there is no help for catarrh.
hay fever aud cold In head. since thous-
snds testify that Ely's Cream Balm has
entirely cured them. 1t supersedes the
dangerous use of liquids and snuffs. Il
Is easily applied into the nostrils end
gives relief at once. Price soc.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-15

Senator Hearst, OF California. il slowly
dying at Washington City of cancer OF
the stomach. His end is looked for at any
r,nonnent
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-15

I were d zee, completely prosta,ed. Iwi.,
let me s SsSS o. She; Well, why don't " yon
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-15
CALLED IN THE MILITIA
Another "Chow-Row" In That Legislat-
ure of Colorado.

Another ''Chow-Row" In That Legisiat-
ure of Colorado.
DENVER, Colo, Jan. 15-The deadlock
in the lower house remains unbroken and
business is practically blocked until the
differe noes growing out of the feeling
against Speaker Hanna subside. An
evening session was held yesterday, but
the scene became so boisterous that
Speaker Hanna declared an adjournment
Deputy sheriffs attempted to interfere
with ten deputy sergeants-at arms in the
discharge of their duties
The Governor Calls "a Halt.
Spea ler Hanna called upon Governor
Routt for the militia to preserve order
Governor Routt sent demand to the
house 70 adjourn and stop quarreling.
At the same time orders were issued to
have tie First regiment in readiness to
take pc session of the assembly building
and que,l an incipient riot in which sew
eral hu ndred spectators seemed disposed
TO participate. Adjournment at once fol
layyai
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-15
Bland's Bill viii Have to WHIT.

WASHINGTON CRY, Jan l5.-Th( house
committee on coinage, weights, and meas
ures has postponed consideratioHipf the
Bland free coinage bill. which was tlade
special order of business for yetHsrday.
The committee considered il best II, wait
until the senate bill should come Hfore it,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-15
ABBREVIATED TEleeRAms.

There was shock Of earthquake felt at
Brockville. Ont. Wednesday.
Richie Bros, firm of Philadelp hia
brokers, suspended Wednesday
The California legislature has reelected
Leland Stanford United States senator.
Every gambling house in Minneapolis
has been closed by the new chief of police.
E. NJ Van Tasselrs malt house in New
York city was burned Wednesday, causing
loss of $4,000
The treasury department Wednesday
purchased passed 455 900 ounces of silver
at from 81 % to 81 063.
Continued cold weather causes much
distress al Berlin, where 62O00 people are
reported o ut Of work
George i. Davis. an evangelist, is under
arrest in Chicago bigamy. Davis ad
mits having two wives.
The Commercial National bank, OF indie
penience, Kan, capital $l00, COO, has been
authorized to begin business.
Birdie Lucas, the 16-year- old daughter
of Capt William Lucas, OF st. Paul, has
eloped with French hostler.
The bondsmen of State Treasurer Wood
ruff of AR kansas, will make his shortage
of S94 900 9 ood and he has made it good TO
them.
Samuel Plimsoll, of England, the sail
ors' friend, stopped at Chicago Tuesday
and Wedne sdsy on his way home from the
Occident.
The efforts to end the Scotch railroad
strike by means of a compromise have
failed The men remain out, and traffic
Is badly hslnpered.
Representatives Of lalEe oatmeal mills
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-15

Every fectrc street car line in the
r1nited ates nat has been equipped and
onerat comm srcialiy has been success.
mi an Profitable investment.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-15
Children Frozen tom

L>NRQS, Jan. 15.-The SNOW
falling in Nsstria, and tss-.
Stunning their opsgo1sdS Ike
one case ~
while going To- .Gs~&x,
many more bodies will be fotiRf3
snow melts.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-15

..,,. More efthe O'shea Scandal.
W." n,,n,'N Jan. Ia rhe assertion is again
DuD d., pa NELLY to be summoned as q
ln ,...sss in the aproaching probate pro-
WIZ. and TT. as q consequence. the
o,.,r, 4, sdered certain of full de-
ea;,s If certat events which were jealous
,.. =, ~ ing the progress of the d.
xorce suit ,ndOn.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-15

Pocket Cutlery,
We have Table Cutlery, in al STYLES
Kitchen Cutlery.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-15
The Change in 5 ocIai Condition

After some more denunciation of those
who have acquired great riches, ingalls,
said that one man in this country, the Mi
das OF the century, at whose touch every
thing turned TO gold, had in lifetime ae-
quired, out of the aggregate of the nations
wealth, earned by the labor of all, a sum
that exceeded the assessed value of four of
the smaller states, and which was many
times more than the entire wealth of the
republic when it was founded. This was
the most terrible commentary ever re
corded IN the book of time. We were ac.
customed TO speak of this as @the land of
the free and the home of the brave;n and
II would soon be -the home of the rich and
the land of tho slavaU
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-15


10 to inn
ION lard,
>uit suet
xthe GUS
kof depu-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-15

kllsdaIe
esaghy,
changed
h orders
Is then
snonths'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-24

Geniter, un es Fnglei6 mie5er gerdui9'
bon 3a f6lieBen, langte bann ietne
&eifetai1e binuuter urb beDegte f1 10
bel, baB bic beiben 9amen unwiutlrs
lid beraummten. Sann mart CT f@
tpie6er in feline gde, unb aQ' Der Bets
bertlatfa, al Die nieosrtfd6ttgen 2da
cen, ME or bas 8eb6rte felbf beaeids
nete, rp~ieberboIten f@ in ieineu 8es
baafen Wort fur @ort. Shea mar
jung urb fG6n. uHb 2otbor mar lei9t'
finnia unb lei6t erresbar, barin lagen
bic NnfnipfunQspuatte beg Weibers
flati6es. Nber Shea mar Bernbarbs
Weib. Qotbar pnr fem Brrber = uH'
finn, unfinn, tpie tonnte er bieien 8es
bantsn nur &aum geben. uno bod,
ba paren ie INNER mieber unb pieber,
He ordngten 19 amii6en Sernbaro unb
feinen 5dmer3 UNI 2otbars 8erluff, He
fpiegelten ibm abenteuerli6e Silber
Dor, 'pel9e ihm einen 3ufammeubang
aeigten 5Diiden 3o.bars plDbli9em
&Obe unb benz eben @et6rten, He fa8s
ten bas Btut fiebernb bur6 feline Nbern
urb erbieIten ibn mad, menn Die Nili.
bigteit mad BET bur6ma9ten Na9t ihn
nberman1en DDlte.
Na9 einiger 3ett fiegen bic beiben
Damert aus, unb BERNHARD blieb auettt
nit ieinen qudlenben, 5meifeInben 8e'
6anfen.
IEortfetuuo fpIat.l
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[EOrtfetuns fOIst.l

Sc 1T mehr aatarrb in biefer @esenb bee
9anfes oils bon allen anberen &ranfbeiten au'
iammen, unb bis In ben lebten Sabren galt Ell
atS unbeilbar. Siele Sabre lang erfldrten
Doeto-en i'm fur cine Irtale Sranfbeit uni
iGrieben IofaIe Seilmlttel bor, unb ba fe ibr
nit { -3tlider 8tbanbluns befGnbig ni@t tu.
rirten, ert drten ffe ibn fur unbeilbar. Die
8ifeni@aft Bat beniefen, bas Ratasrb eine
gonfitutionsstantteit 1T unb OeSbalb confi.
tutioneIe 8ebanDlung erforbert. Saa's Ga.
tarrb Sur, ~fabri-irt bon s. s. @beneh &
60, EoIe6o, 90, lit bic einaise eonftitutic-
nellie Sur I'M Martte. Gle piro innerli@ in
DOZEN ober @aben bon 10 Sropfeu bis gu Ell.
mem Sbeel0feISoH %9enomimen. Sic pirft BIZ
reft auf bas 8Iut unb bic f@ie'nise Sberaa9e
res Shtems. Sic bieten einbunbert Dollars
fir ieben Sau, ben fe au furi.en berfeblt. Sag
eu6 @irruIare unb 8euenife fOmmen. abref.
iirt: 8. s. gbeneb & 6 Solebo, ..
az 8ertouft bon Mpotbetern, Is Gts.
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gda,ptnS5udbt aebe,lt.

Giaem alien arsts, ber bon Der %raris au.
riid9e3osea Iebt, puroe bnrd einen ottnbif&eu
WifFondn bic 8ei9reibune eines einfaden
beeetabilifdea SeiImittsIs fir bic fdnele unb
bauernbe SetInne bon 2un9enfdpiHbIu6t,
Bron9ttis, Ratnrrb, GRbma unb alien Sals.
uub Qunsentranibeiten aas8ebaubieL Mud
elm 1ittsl fir pcFtibe, rabitale SeiIuns bon
Merbenf@u64e unb allen Observation-Disclosures.
Na&bem Der Doctor bic tpnuSerbarea Seiltrafte
IN faufenb Hduen srbrobt batte, erSdtete CT
es fir feline PFidt bas Weittel leinen Ietbenben
Mitmenf9en befannt gu MAIDEN. Bon bieiem
Wotib unb Bunfh setrieben, tan6elte ct. SD
fenbe bieies ytetept sant goitenfrei an aae, bic
eS iuinf9en, In beutf6er, engIif9er nnb fran.
aoflder Spra9e, NIT boiler anneifun9 ber Ser,
feluns unb bss @ebrau6s. Senbe Abrefe
uuo Brtefmarte, betiebe Did auf biele 3eituna
nuO id fenoe ee fofort. %. u. Nobes, $50
ROpers 8lod, 8Odefer, n, D. 1881 0 ismp
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Die bette Oele8enbeit, gum 0eiGGftS'
rtattm ane9ebilbet "a srereen.

Die ein3ise 6anbels ,Ntabemie i'm
State Seras, tpel9e mon aIs eine
AnhaIt erfter RlaHe beaeiGnen tam. III
ebne Grage bas beige "Alamo City
Business College,. Sbren anIpru9 aui
cine fold bobe unb beipnbere Stenun9
fam biele @ufaIt auf lire iplemntiiGe
gintbeiIuH0 Der beri6ieoeneH Neparte.
rteais, bic aae unter BET 2eitung erfab,
rener unb tii@tiger 0ebrer Iieget:, ba'
fren. Rei9 illutrirte 2ataIOse tuer'
ben ouf Muui@ iiberaa bin fret Der.
fanbt. 30. 6. 8udman, Director,
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SOS Gt. Qepmaro .6pteI

III INNER nod am alien Orte, am
Main pfa3a, Gan Nntonio, often. Sns
uerbaIb Der lebten Reben Sabre baben
feline @igenibiimers pber 8erpaltungs.
WedIel fatteefunben.
9ie &aten Oes 9otels fab bielelben
ME fribsr; $3.50 fur 9oppel. unb 81
fir eiuaelne 3immer, nit Rebuttiou
bel Der Wo9e. 9ie Seuii9eH nit ib,
ren 6amiIieu tperber, int st. 2eOnarb"
elm reiuli9es, bibi@es 6otel finben mil
unhbertreffliGem Slid.
Yh. g. 2ounbsberp,
10, IL, lin gisentbtmer
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". 6. garis. s. 81. &Otsweu.
PARIS & ROTHWELL,

pbDtograpbif6es Mtelier,
SO. IL unb Ii Melfs@ ommerc straBe,
San Mntenio. Die a~Ierneueften Sen.
res In photographer fein ausgefibrt.
ebenio elegant tDentt ui9t better, rit
irgenb pel6e i'm Staate. 2ebensgroBe
@ranon portraits unb ale Nrten bon
YergrbBerungen. @ebt Cure 8ilbet
ni9t Gremben, I'm fie Dergr6Bern 3u
laRer, mean bic Nrbeit bier bon Der.
ontuortli6en Rinflern our bolen gu,
frieoeubeit ausgeftbrt perben fanu,
Mir liefern nur Nrbeit erfer 2laKe ab,
Mn59tel bon @ebduben ueroen auf.
genommen unb alle Nuftrdse auberball
bem Mtelier prompt beiorgt.
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Q0fn. SMITHS

@arten. un6 Ron3ert.2ofaI
nuf Dem Gouberuments Sisel, segens
hber bonn ginsang gum ParabeplaB.
Die Snfahen BON 2utE9erf tperben bonn
80rroonl aus bebient. Mngenebmer
MufentbaIt i'm @arten. @roBer Dor.
angli@ bentiIirter SaaI. Smportirte
Weine, feline Wbisties, 2iqu6re, ifets
porahsli@es Bier; feline gisarren. 5 e.
Gonntag He d mittag BON
A l1br al groBes Greis&on3ert.
Nbenbs Ball. 9as 2otal febi
STANDARDIZATION our Werfiauna.
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Gin DoMfamoi9er GrfoIa.

go fdreibt Der GER &ai1or u. Gntoine aus
Saefusio, Seras, 1T 8afor &Onia's @erben.
Stdrfer eeeen IoId' @erbofitat, ipie fe mid
eepIaat bat. SeitOem i'd bieie8 Mittel nabm,
flhle i'd nieber menf9Ii9.
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VINUM RIBIDUM PASTEURlENgE.
eaaitdtss @ein.

lnfere in GIaf9en pafeurifrtiR
@otbtOeiue, peI@e bon bef0n6er8 tbItr
@attans nnb sutem Sabrgang btetsv
GIaf9enreife for9fdtttGF
n E g unb upter Nusfdlub Der atntOep9dEs
f4ea 2uft tn bet GIof9e big gu Der bon Ne
Heur horsefGriebeneu &emperatur unt natkf
senauer Hefpl9ung ber bon benielbtnq ge9ebes
men 8eifiintnnn9ea bebdn0eIt fab, ei8atn
aueerpreentIi6 gum Gebrdn1 fir &ra1te Mn
3eeonbaIescenten unb bel g~pfbenieR nab fab
III Serf9iebenen gr0berea Sospitdlern, aranlens
biufern, 0n3aret6er &c bereits NIT gtteHs e.
fpIg einsefabrt. Riot t6uueu
ID II aber biefe bortd9It6 en- wCk4s
aepftsten 8etne and tnm tGGtts
den @ebrau@ e~mpfebIen.
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q. q. @pQins STANDARDIZATION

So, go. /, 8, 5 unb Z Ofs6ouiton'
Gtrabe, bat bic gr6Bte Nusmabl III
@inb., pferbetraft., Dampf. unb
6anb. 9umpet aler Dirt lin6 borsig.
li1fter Gonfruttipn; WoHer &6brer
aIIer grt nebt 3ubeb6r int @roBs uni
R~Ieinbanbel. 9pbraulif6e &ammer
unb @inbmtbIen auer @rbBen gum
pumpeu unb Mablen iab bort 3n ia.
ben ober tperben ouf 8effeaung beforgt,
@roBe Muspabl In alen Nrtiteltl uni
billise preife bel gebiesenaer Aus,
ftibrung.
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3tpet Tlaidbeu furirtem ibm.

Carroll, Sa., Suli '89.
8ebu Scble lang lit i'd 70 bon &eiben in
fneinem sopfe, 6aB i'd eS offers ni6t 81 i6er>
leben erpartete; i'd bate biele Ger3te obne
@rfols beriu9t, oIs i'd aber ben apeiter 2ofel
bon bon @aitpr &dn,ss @srben Stdtfer sc.
npnmen, erbieIt Id ainberun9 unb stpei Gla.
fden ~furirten mid %bolFdnbis.
g. So. SEED.
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nr Gin boles Eager BON gmbu.
lan3en, Buggies &C. gu iebr biQi9en
Yreilen, finbet r1att bel st.. s. 0p f.
bein3, Militdr.p ln3a.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-28
ENTITLED TO SALARIES.
District Attorney Barnes Again Take
Issue With the Auditor.

District Attorney Barnes Again Takes
Issue With the Auditor.
District Attorney Barnes has again ex-
pressed his opinion to the Board of Super
visors that the three District Engineers and
Water-tOwer Company of the Fire Depart
ment are entitled to their salaries, and that
the Auditors refusal to sign their demands
should be overruled. The views expressed
and reasons given are the same as in like
opinion submitted in July concerning this
subject matter.
MIR. Barnes maintains that the engineers
and water-tower company referred to,
though not specifically provided for in the
Consolidation Act, are nevertheless neces-
sary TO the full and safe equipment of the
Fire Department, and were appointed by
the Board of Supervisors in accordance
with the power vested in them by one of the
supplementary chapters of the ConsOlida-
ton Act.
Section of Supplement 11S says: 90 The
Fire Department of the City and County of
San Francisco shall consist Of such engine,
hook and ladder and hose companies as
shall be recommended by the Fire Com
missioners and be determined by the Super
visOrs, with the approval of the Mayor, to
be necessary TO afford protection against
fire."
The State Constitution specially en-
powers the Board of Supervisors to make
and enforce within its limits all such local
police, sanitary and other regulations as
are not in conflict with general laws
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-28
THE DIVORCE COURT.
Mrs. w. n. Hart Fighting for Hor

Mrs. w. n. Hart Fighting for Hor
Mrs. W. y. Hart will not part with the
alimony which the court granted her when
she was divorced without struggle. Her
attorney has filed an affidavit in which she
emphatically denies every allegation made
against her character by her ex-husband
when he asked the court to set aside the
order compelling him to pay SIS per month
for her support. She claims that she has
been grossly Slandered, and challenges Hart
to produce his proofs against her.
Judge Hebbard has sustained the demur-
rer to the croSs-complaint in the case Of
John Naya against Henrietta Naya. He
accused her Of having been too intimate
with one of the highest officers of the Order
Of FOresters. She alleged that the stories
of her relations lad been set atiOat by enc
mics in the order and that her husband had
believed them, and had commenced pro-
ceedings for divorce.
Judge Hebbard divorced Elizabeth from
Charles Boon on account of her iDfidelity.
Boon Is barber doing business on Mary
street. When he discovered his wife's uu-
faithfulness he compelled her to leave the
city with her tempter, whom she subSe-
Quentiy married in Cincinnati.
Annie Gunderson has been divorced from
Gunder Gunderson for his failure to pro-
vide. Gunderson is first mate on the
schooner Charles Hansen. and OBJ liged his
wife to work for the support of their chill
dren.