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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-10-22
Gin llnteriu6unestclo.

Dem nelen GonsreB, welder I'M Dc,
bieies Sabres 3ulammenfommt,
idut es onbeirn, G%rDcbunsen porsunebz
men, welde enbsaltis snr Aufoeduns
unb Auftldruas peri@ieoener MiBitdnoe'
fibren miifen. 8ir, bic brittle Yartei,
baben So 9lbscoronete i'm Meprdientanz
.tenbauie uno 4 Mitslieoet I'M Senat,
mslde nidt surlditebsn rDerben, unb IS
ais beilise Yfidt Detra6ten, iol9e Iii.
terludunsen in beioen 9dulcrn auis
Tapet 81 brinsen. SIS 1T pom srOBten
n~ationalen Sntereie, SaB bic pcri6ieoez
ncn Nronden @nniercs 8unbcsbieaites
senau 9epruit werbc,, nm bic ieanoas
i0len gebauptnngen, bic iiber oieielbn
circuGrt neroer, entme6er ais gemeine
Qisen bin5uitclcn, Ooer alS 8aDrbeiten
3il bcitddti9s,l. Mir lperben .be,ttc mir
einise bieicr anseblidcn MiBftanoc sur
Spra9e bringen. .Bir gcben III jeoem
Tauc bas Nlnt. bic geantcn uno anoes
rel, bctrDfiencn Pe'ioncn, io'Die bic
Observation-Disclosures an
4. Beniionss 8ureau:: @rcen g.
@anm. &urs gefabt, lautet bic Mntlase
sc9en Gen. Baum aui ntcDrlidc uno
corruptc @cr,Daltuns. !Gs wiro ,auscs
mein bebauptet nno g%eslaubt, bab or
nit ben 8eniionSa9cnten ein glnonib
scl6loden babe, baB e. GOmpasnon Der
unifrupul0leitcn berielben lei unb baB
er baS bstrefIcnbe BureaM mIr sun.
Nubcn bcrjelben perwalte. Man wciB
.bc1timlnt, bab Ct III Gin untcrncbMcn
lsbr 5,pcifelbaften Gbarattcrs permit
telt mar u,o baB cr Die Mrbciter ocs
BureauS s,vM19, Nttien 81 tauien. inz
bcm el tbncn 81. peritcDen 9ab, bab lire
NromotionssGban oapon abDdngig
ieicn. 81 bat bic Negeln oeS Chill
oieultes 6jftcrs ucrlett u,o ga1sli@ isl,pz
rirt bcim MNite0en leinrr A:btiter..
Sein eisl,er' soDn mllroc crtappt beim
l5teblan lpDn @,clnernbes bureaus, pel<
DE inn oi1ertraut 1puroen. ST %ucrfulfts
audi 9eamtcn ltedcn, pie inn nad)gez
.pieIcn muroc, Braiioent 0arriion
nabm ieine Hciig,ation al u,,O lpeiter
geidab nidtS. Ma,.n,s lcete Mtiiietbat
beitcDt oarin, ucriudt gu Dabcn, SIC 0rei
Ycan,tc., auS benz Dicnit 81 cntIaNen,
melde ieiues SoDne5 S6lcdtigfeitcn
aus EasesIidt f0rocrten.
9. Genius<8 Bureau: @obcrt g., gor=
ter. Die &lasc gegen ibn lautct; oab
e. untiidtigc 3dbler auseiteut babe.
Ger ,tcIc Genius, mcld)cn CT co,npi(ut
bet, 1T nidt l'ur tart partciil9, lons
bern cud mridtig, ME idon ctli@e
Dlale bc.uicien murbe. GaburG wiro
Der Ge~niusberidt in Mirttidtcit mert9<
los unb lit CUR iclbcn !3cit Der tgcuerite
unb i1ledteitc, uel1cr iii bieicm Qanoe
ie compilirt muroe. Die 9lrt II. Wciien
ME bic !3dbler ernannt murocn, bic
BON i1uen 9elieicrte Nrbeit uno iibcr=
baupt bic gauge 9erpaltuns ocS Ya>
reaus iiub @esenitdnoe, melbc elmer qcs
nauen l1uteriu@uns u%ntcrpo,fen weroeu
ioQten.
8. llnteridatamt ~ Nctu .Dort;
g(lis y. 9eobcrts. 9ier iolte uors
3istid auteriud)t 'Scroen, Ob 9enannter
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-10-22
Nodmals miillen mir auf Die Gbili

Nodmals mii1en mir auf Die Gbilis
Nffaire suriidtommen unb biesmal in
8c;u9 anf bic idmerc Nntlase, wclde
gcgen Mbmiral Yromn uon unlerer
Marine erboben pirb. Wir baden idon
10 uicl llncrquidlibes iiber bicic 4ffaire
seb6rt, baB irgeno weIbcr uacranitlide
!3ulat uns idwcrlid bcribrt.
G9p mar natiirliberlpeiic BON Der srOBs
rcn Di6tisteit fit bic Go~nsreBionalis
iten, oaB Belmaecoa nidtS iber bic
ganbunS ibrer Truppcn erfnbr. llno
Balmaceoa muBtecs ielr oaran selesen
iein, 10 idnell :pie m0slid iibcr oas
Greiben ieiner Tcinoc orientirt 81 pers:
ben. Inter iol9rm lmitdnoen 1T es
Eeilise phid,t zines ieoen ncutralcn 2ans
oes, irscno weld,e Qustunft si %pcr,pciz
germ.
Na6 ben neueitcn 8crt1ten aus G9ili
ipll amer Rreuscr, San Tranciseo, u'ts
ter COMMANDO Don Nbmiral 8ortet, am
-. Ausuit ben 0aIparailos6 Men perz
laln baben UNI fir 8alulae,Oa scsen bic
Gongrebiohatilten 5pionase 81 fii1rcn.
I'm Iunf l1Dr ocS NadmittasS lief er
,,,yieoer I'M 6afen EN- uno ,Duroc glci6
pom GonIul 0er Scr. 5taaten bclubt.
On, naa9iiten Morsen bradte bas bortisc
Negievunssblatt Tolscnocs
gtad ben glaubwiroiscn Na6ribten,
,pclcbe u,ls pon ocm Ser. 5taatenz
Grisssidiii San Traaeisco", ipel6cs
geiterm bier einlicf, iibermittclt lpuroen,
wiilcnsmir beiti,nmt, BOB bon ben -
transport unO s Gricssldiffcn Der
Mepoluticnarc nabc;u 5000 Main III
Der Ndibe bon Goncon a,lb Gninteyos
sclanoet muroen,i' nlp. Dieies, 'penn
mabr, 1T ia unerb0rt. Dicir ietbe
@rowu iou sur 3ett bcS pcvluianii@en
&rieges iein Neutralitdt5geiiiDl 10 melt
9etrieben baben, baB Ct Mcnldcn elcn>
6i9lid crtrinten lieB uno ibncn nidt ~
Dilic elite, 9tni icoen Uaa laBt bic
%gesenmdrtise Communication bicien Mas
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-10-22

GQis bic Autsritdt. rSsl@s er absr bic
Banter brftt; 90 feinsn- @naiaeW. uibs.
brau&t bat. @ir iinb, ieit dberSens,
bab aud bier seeiSmetes llmteria&unSs.
terrain 1T.
Wortiesuns folst.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-10-22
Serteigerrng bon ellen @aaren
aS#Ss #T@EsF- In - #a# Fa:4& #4$8#
6. sontners 6ebdnoe.

Rleiberitofe, 5lannele, lei1eae uub rDtbe 5ii6z
tii6er, @oien nnD 6entDenitofe, Galicoes, Sing
bar1S, 8etttii6er 5tridlpDue, 6trimpfe, ruol=
enc 8ettbefen, a4e 5Drteu l11ter5eug 5baiplS.
Ber1ler, letDe1e BdnDer, aDe 5Drten 56n1ud=
laden, ietoeue unO anDere Ialdenti9er, 5piben,
grDBe 9usmabl 56mei5erltiferei &leiDerfn6pfe,
5cibe, 6pibenbeden, leberne nnb poQene 9anD=
i6ube, 1pDlene MdibenL j. eine grDbe Nusmabl
eS5afen, Wirter1nd1tel, ulm, merDen Deriteigert.
Antang bes @erfaufs samtag hen IL. 0ttobtr,
piattli9 nm 2 1lbr Na6mittags
Il. Z llbr Mbenos.
sSDbt 9llbert, Nuftionator.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-12
CHEERS IN THE HOUSE.
Doran Taken With tho First Lucid In
teryal in the Senate

Special TO the TEIKGRAN-HERALo;
LANSING, Mich, March IL. - The
House spent the forenoon session in
the consideration of local measures that
are now pushing to the front IN ant!ci-
patton of election. In the afternoon
the committee of the whole considered
and passed TO a third reading the bill to
organize the new county of Dickinson,
IN the Upper Peninsula. Representa-
tive Cook, while the House was stIll in
committee of the whole. sent up a reso-
luton approving the election of John
VI. Palmer "a United States Senator by
the Illinois Legislature. II could not
be adopted IN committee of the whole,
bat It was cheered enthusiastically by
the Democracy.
In the senate this afternoon. during
a lucid interval, Senator Dorsn got h .
bill. 20 amend the act relative to an al
dItionaI Judge for the seventeenth cir
cult, recalled from the House, for \
technical amendment. IL was SO
amended and passed again. In the ex-
element L got only eighteen votes, and
Senator no-sn asked that the bill be
held for an order 70 take immed ate
effect.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-12
BREAKS INTO THE SENATE
trtSlsGd~f = Helpless e.tpAw an has
hs1as 81 Ais ha.sss-

special T. IS ts4sskAs EkaAtp.
LANsIsG. MArea H. There j. no
doabt thai senator Fr.dleader woala
gladly have siaak oas ef sghi today
bat tie Democratic emergency kno~s
20 deceney nor sympathy. tie had 10
oe krpt ia place - pFe.eEye the Demo
crate majority IA fEe Senate. lie VAS
sneAked INTO the senate lT0m tie Leu
tenant Governors ; rooa after fcii eail
And s4s s4eAkea t4eS into taat room
alter nls services were 10 lo0gef nesa-
ec. lie Is good enough for Demo
Crslle vote and Bos H0sf0rd cAnnol
spare him. A al ins.Anoa OF the heart
lessness VI the pafty leaders "a forcing
him INTO public, II may ue stated thai
at conference between fTidlender and
senator Croker a. nls adviser, and At
tOrneys X. I. Dart asd A. l.. benel oi
fetoskey. acting ior wife 40. /, i was
agreed that t.as matter should not be
made pubic. lac lao attorneys assert
tuat tney dld not give Il away, aud II i
not probable that fridiender dId -.
Bui Democratic necessity had 10 s&crl-
nee tridiender. Ii MAS concluded that
the whole matter must come out any
way. ~ It MAS decided 10 anticipate
the revelation 10y Democratic version
OF il Ia the Free Press. Ii Was discoy-
cred that thls wss beng teiegraphed 10
the Free Press, IN spite of tic agree
ment, and SO the whole ALTAR MAS pro-
claimed To the world. Then frdIender
was forced to hold ils seat.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-12
GRAND RAPIDS AT LANSING
The city COMMITTEE. on Chsrter Amend
ments at W ork-At whites Anger

Special 20 the IECBAN-HkRALD:
LANSING, March IA large delega-
ton from Grand Rapids put IN an APP
pearance this morning, TO meet the
committee on municipal corporations
10 consider the Grand Rapids charter
amendments. Those who came are
Mayor Uhl, City Attorney Taylor, Aid
ermen Turner, Saunders, Tateum and
anderson; James y. Davis, W. X.
shelby, Francis Letteiler and Eli Har-
rlngtOn, members OF the Board OF Pub
Inc Works, Hon. L. ID. Gilbert, Col. JOS.
Penny. }. W. Ransom and III. j. Hollis
ter. Dunng the forenoon these gentle
men, together with Representative
Hayward, had long conference to
settle points of difference before meet
ing the committee at one O'Clock. The
questions discussed were the matter of
limitation OF the amount of special I'M
provement bonds and the vote of the
Common Council necessary TO order an
improvement. A variety OF opinions
was expressed. The limit of such
bonds in the bill is Slj0,000, and only
SlC0. ZOO to be issued the first year. Mr..
Harrington moved to make the limit
$500, 900 and discussion followed. As
10 the council vote opinions varied all
the way from a unanimous vote to
tnree-fourth vote. The only thing
agreed upon bv the delegation was to
make the limit $500, 900 IN special i'm
provement bonds, out at any one time,
and with no restriction on the limit to
be issued the first year. These bonds
are those proposed to be issued, run
nng for five years, for the payment
tor Improvements. so "a to give prop
erty owners time for the payment
of special assessments. Repre-
sentatlves Hayward and White are
not IN sympathy with the councils
action IN sending a committee out to
assist them in the discharge of what
they consider their duties. They deem
themselves responsible for the leglsla-
ton had in Grand Rapids affairs and
do not care to be relieved of the respon-
slhility, ut least until they ask to be.
Il don't care a d what they agreed
upOn," said White, in speaking of the
preliminary meeting of the delegation.
Neither Hayward nor | have read the
blll vet. After they get through We
Will look the matter up" The commit
tee had 80 many other matters on band
and there was So much excitement
in the other end of the capitol that the
delegation did not accomplish anything
with the committee. such at least was
the opinion expressed by Mr.. Gilbert.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-12
PUNcTUALITy UNEQUALED.
Forty Years of school without a ship ss
k5lss-

James Snow, of Nuskegon, passed
through the city last evening on is
way 10 Lansing Mr. SNOW was enc 81
the very earliest residents Of Grand
Rapids. and emigrsied from this CITY 10
Muskegon at period when mort 81 the
old residents now here were coming
in.O the town.
Now don't, said Mr.. Snow. don't
please don't. IN write 4 al out and
send II To YOU when ! get home"
TINS protest was made in answer 20 n
a thousand and one questions which
the TEl.FGRAA- HERALD wanted "1Im"
10 answer IN a single breath. But the
fact must be recorded that James
Snow has raised family the
most remarkable IN American
history. The names of the chN-
dren are Alexena, Thomas. Marcus
and BESSIE. These poor children have
an aggregate record of attendance IA
the public schools Of Muskegon of more
than forty years without at absent or "a
tsrdy mark scored against the entire
forty wears Ihls record has not been
made as q mere mODstrOsty Tor fioe
show. but ls the fruit OF a domestic
training in a family where husband
and wife work ia accord. Mr.. snow 10
always greeted warmly on the streets
Of Grand Rapids whenever he comes 20
town, because be has filled an interest.
ing and an honorable place ~ the his
tory of Western VI Nichlgan.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-12
PRICE FIVE CENTS

man, ! want sou te understand that
tsas resolution lsnt right. Ias etliloas
t.ass have been ssgnea have lseoa
worked IA = sasae nss Mhs oas oi
llae1a had lhe nsnae ~ lady who had
bsesn dead "a years
AR Chairman, replied "Af. orr.
hotis. | never had aeal s1san slgn .
resolution Vet.
Nh. hoskuns moved thst the sesoiu-
glon l,e laid on giss tAtae Carried
s-tfsntlenaRli, SAID NF. niokefson,
we are nol hers Ia oppose sDy Desds |.
b1t are hers 10 make q straight busl-
ness proposition, aud Ne aeposa sio,-
600 as . foffels for non-iulniimens IL
the CONTRACT"
Mr.. Bo,nt0n said. "lf the other CON-
pany Vii put up lac stuff, al Taght.
Counter followed oross counter. aud
- i went Isis at argument headed
90 hy Willy TepzIiee, I'll nobody
knew which SIDE wss in the lead or
which company would d. permitted to
tear up the streets. Mr. blckcTson =
strongest Argument WAS that tie o0mpe-
tiNon between tue two lines could bat
be productive al benefit
A German citizen arose aud sad
"shentiemen's J hat signed sKty Peu-
lions slreaay yet, | guess. ssnoe ais
plshness vac started, and Ne ami got
nodding Yet. Now amt dot too bad
III We got somedgags NJ vii get some
flags on eieiy hOaso. Loud ap-
plsuse.
The following was offered
Resolved, That Il u the sense Of this
meeting that II the old company vii
include ln their franchises, q extend
Their lines east on fuitQn-st.. Cbefry-st.
snd Aeaiihg-aNe. az they have pro
posed, that the privilege be granted "a
them aud tnst franchise should be
granted. j. ii. HosKEN.
Tabled.
At 1920 the newspaper men skipped
for ihe last ear, bst they Nil have 90
60 back 10 another meeting a week
from last night and do Il all over
agaln.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-12
Aftemnted Suicide.

About O'Clock yesterday afternoon
discovery was made that Jonn Sykes.
of JOG kent-st., was likely 10 de from
the effects Of an ounce Of laudsnnm
when he had taken with sucidal IN
tent. Doctors Brad ish and Grafton were
called and suocecded ia a lng the
mans life. The cause of the deed was
vino and woman. lie had had a quar-
rel with hls mistress several days before,
and had been drunk ever since. lie
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-12
Sugar House Burned

PEORIA, Ill. March ll.-Fire last
evening completely destroyed the ware
house Of the Peoria Grspe Sugar Com
pany. loss Oh bulldiag. t0.e1o. insar-
aace. s25.9so. The warehouse Of tie
Pabst Brewing Company VA also des-
tvoyed but no estimate hss yet been
made ~ The fr<s
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-12
FILLED BY HER BROTHER.
An Obnoxious Lover Shot Under the
Rules OF the Code.

SAN DIEGO, Cal, March William
Trimmer, OF I'll CaJon, had been colrt-
ing Frank Coto's sister, but was object
ed 10 10y her relatives. Yesterday the
young men met and Coto forbade Trm-
mer to call on his sister again. After II
quarrel, they decided u tight 4 duel.
twenty PAGES were stepped OF and botn
began firing. After a few shots Trlm-
mer fell dead, while COto received Il
severe wound IN the arm and back. He
has been arrested 10 await the action OF
the grand jury.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-12
pivislon of Sentiment.

petitio n was prepared and crcu-
lated among Canal-st. merchants yes-
terday, asking the council ~ order the
abandonment; ~ the outside tracks on
that street. II failed 10 meet with verv
gratifying approval 1bs sentiment
seemed 10 be divided. MANY q the
property owners fsvorlng such action
by :he council a. vii isast eiubafrass
the company at this cfiticsl J1ncture
Of is ahsirs.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-12

Ed. Donshue was arrested lasl night
by Detective Gates on a charge of lar
ceny. 1t j. alleged that Donabue
gained the confidence Of an old veteran
by the name oi W. :. Griswold, hy rep
rosenting himself 20 be the son of .
veteran. and the two made merry a.
the Ackiey saloon on East Bridge-et
Griswoid ch.rges DoDahue with feliev-
ing bin OF SLIGO. Donshue showed up
81 20 when arrested.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-12
President Harrison's Luck

BALTIMORE, Nd. March ll.-presi-
dent Harrison had no luck shooting
ducks at BengIes. Nd. today. He was
out from =. m. tall noon. but owing n
1nfavorable winds ducks did not come
within gun shot distance. The Prexi-
dent expects 20 remain at Benglss Until
Saturday
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-12
shipwrecked Sailors in Port.

NEw ToRE, March 1.-The steam
ship Saratoga arrived from the Gulf
Of Mexico yesterday. having on board
Captain ". T. Robinson a mate and
fourteen men Of the EngIsh ship, ]. -.
Russell. Ine RUSSELL was bound for
R4o JaneTlo 10 Pensacola, and was
wrecked on the Isle Of Pines. fifty nIies
south Of Cuha. on Feer8arv, 10Th: the
cres saved their own effects and the
ships psrers. 1he vessei = total loss
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-12
I.nmhsrmen ConsoIldats

Oos.H,. Neb., March lI.-Three bun
dred members Of the Nebrasks Luu-
hermen's Assoc IstIon. IN annual cen
ventforl today, accepted the proposition
OF the United Luuh-rn9en - ConsoIl.
tate the tive ergsn zanons. Tbs vIr-
tBailv includes All Western iamheS
dealers The so0sol itat}on wi ocsaF
II a convention - be held "A Ca.cag1
May ID.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-12
OFF GO THEIR HEADS.
Democratic Presidential Postmasters to
be Decapitated

WAsHIsGroS, ID. c., March 1.-THE
Postmaster-Genera has had prepared
list of all presidential Offices filled hy
Democrats, and it IS understood IT Is
the intention of the President and
Offices as rapidly as possible. The
President does not believe II is wisdom
to keep Democrats in Office, and that
there is no reason why he should do SO.
The axe may be expected to fall short
ly after MS return to Washington.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-12

At . reose.s fsrscv d-se frsB in Berse
"E,->7ri-sfy- vss rsgr-~srssa mrs ,-s-
Fsrsisssiy. T'se i&dv tAkips ne c1ss-sctes
were . 8a-s bi,e reivst aress ssr~n wfs<l
rssasn fients1rg fss.ss h<szlEs3 sev
wssss va . eir-sls ~ sr tsssf viys<
sItt *esas,ssrrse~ sreE-~ses~d - tfss srfSss.
su1foer at.<rpsse srvrnrs-ssrst n ><s -
- wire ard god s1S silver pfsks snnn-
latsd ezlvx1ie tsat1ery ard tiny ipesn-
ae%oenf hghH ssz-s szhla tas yufs sf
Aer hsu-
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-12

BsRlds March l1.-PuDcs Bisrnsrck's
candicature for geestemuDos ig the
rrinciuai topir of discussion in ths lob
bes of the Eeicbstae. u s freely a.
serted tlIas the governments feeis en-
bsrrassne ever re decision. u - con
ceded thai Prince Bismarck viii secure
q large mas ior5tY.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-12

CHrctgo. H.. March l1.--DeyAsohss
receiver from 81 ever TIE states snow
tie Democrats are sid wsta De ght
ever PalraeY's eiect5oa - ire SeFste.
R8nfsres are EsAzfne. and c&nBon boom
5ng ~ nearly a. ths cites sBd tcwas q
limos toasgEt-
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-12

Gen. Lothrop inspected the lnnes
Rlfes last evening and found the men
well disciplined. The uniforms and
equipments are somewhat rusty and
Will he replaced wits rev ones.
The company viii make az e.
fort 70 secure new quarters
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-12

Nor. Ca. March 1i.-lapitol bank
q ths city. with one hundred thou
sand dsiisrs cspftsi, tiosed 10 doors
today m soeDurst of Q isrgs advance -
tbe Ascxyn Construction Co, whlcr
vert MO the hands of receiver
today.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-12
AWAITING ELECTROCUTION
Sing Sing Prison Contains a Half Dozen
Murderers Sentenced to Death.

SING SING, y. y. March ll.-The first
eIectrocution to take place in Sing Slng
prison, is set down for the week begin
ming March l6. when James J. Slocum
and Harris A. Smiler are to bc killed.
The death chair was unpacked for the
first time today, and put IN position IN
the new death house. There are SIX
condemned men waiting electrocutlon
IN Sing Sing PRISON.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-12

sscRswExTa. Ca, NsfSa 1l,-IAis-
form q legislature tellotss Tor s~nsfe'r
fonsx. Fesee rseesve8 - votes De
Yeaas. "A. FAtea a, sesttsfirg p
Tae - IssrsxseTsSte vcses yere cast
seT tsasche. No cAo4ce-
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-12

TIE encampment convened st 2
o'c.ocS. Bat dFiILng ram prevented
tie parade OF the lVo delegates aDc
u MAS abandoned. The fOisOs 70 4
eo0ncil of admin stFation Was elected.
W. Z. sumner, Detroit; ". l.. Reed
Lansing j. 4. B0atecon, PetOskeyi ".
a. Johnson. Grsud Rapids III. III.
III mis-, stanton. Delegate at large, T..
b. Fenton. Detroit, <dernste. ii. l..
-toTied, brO1nslo~n; nrst district. A.
l.. fstrleki alternate, r. III. Rogers
second siislrieE, III. ;. Deane, ;.
NJ Hamilton alternate, Henry
Bail, X. +. Wnlpplei tnlFd
~. II. Sherman. o.. Is. Blair slternstes,
K. H. Halsted, L. " owen. Fourth
". III. Miller. 4. AldFieh. alternate, X.
K Peeier, +. -. Miller. Ftth, T.. NJ.
Alien solOn ". Baxter; alIernates, l..
Z. Ruyerdan, c. +. sears. Saith. G.. y.
sanford, b. 1 %. CLARK; aIternates. \.
q. Washburne. 4. Cowan. Sew
enth, ". j. Snelman, A. G..
Sneek; alternates, Il. Bouman.
James Hasee; eighth. A. j. Patterson.
Ihos. VI. stevens, allernstes, julius
Ahrens, Joseph Greer, ninth. ID. {.
Wlckhani, John ". MCrley; a.tsrnates.
". u. Moody, J. Ii. Powell; tenth,
James Van kleeek. j. H. Bourns; al
ternates, ". H.. Saitard, f.. ). Dickin-
son; eleventh, Loren Roberts, l.. z.
JudsOn, alteInates, ". A. Watson, j
\. COnklu. About 200 were IN parade
about o clock. The officers were in
stalled at the close of the afternoon
session. The encampment closed with
a camp FIRE AZ the opera honse tins
evening.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-12
THOS. d. GILBERT HOEORED
The House of Representatives Invites
Him To speak.

Special to the TELEGRAN- HERALD.
LANSING, March ll.-On motion of
Representative White, the House, this
morning did honor to the Hon. Thos.
ID. Gilbert, of Grand Rapids, 10y exte nd
ing to him an invitation to address. that
body. Representatives White, Watts
and Ferguson were appointed .com-
mittee to wait on hlnI ard escort him
TO the stand. Mr.. Gilbert made very
interesting speech.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-12
MINNEAPOLIS TRIBUNE SOLD
II Goe. for ssoo. Pierce
80 be EDITOR.

MINNEAPOLIS. March 1.-THE Tri-
bune of this city was sold today to a
company headed 10y w. j. Murphy, of
Grand Forks, y. D. The purchase price
IS said TO be $1,000 RumoT says that
ex-senator Gilbert Pierce. Of North Da-
kota, will assume editorial control.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-12
FAILURE IN THE SOUTH.
The Macon Construction Company En-
barrassed.

MACoS, Ga, March ll.-Last night
an application was made for q receiver
for the Macon Construction company.
The concern is one of the largest IN the
south. 1t is believed, however, that
the embarrassment of the company ls
only temporary. The company's assets
are said to be very large.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-12

sess.eas are almost devoid ef lnIeFsst.
W1atsseE proposition comes before
them ls lID nsso Ats } aaeLtsd or Tsleet ted
without lengtAy aEguassEt or needless
haggli2g tae moral2g session dla BOT
conssn= uDEl l9.A5 o'elUck, yss shsn
tae nOoa noer came the election u
ofheexs hsd been completed "a 2G1.t-4n
- eclslasTzbia mlnor business.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-12
me Brys IN s'ae-

such A uerfect unansmity II oplaions
eryadcs the u A. +. assembly thaf lie
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-06
RAIsI snIrP

The p~moyrsi rrpro,iuce. ihis Secs an
article from m. Milwsakc. Evening
Wisconsin. regarding the u.e % New
England farms Zoe sh-~p-ralsiug. We
Do not by any mean. la r,puhlishiug this
article intcul o. endorse The biea Nhich
Il seems o. convey that farming j. pretty
nearly played out Ia Ncs England. Any
one Nh has attended, few 20 thu msuy
f,lrs held chi. f.l. has .-sa enough e.
know that The agriculture % Maine j.
Mt AZ IA, lox chh Indicated hy thc We
causin article. pi.ahass Yourselves II
that thought. 40 W Nh' cutsrtaiu u.
ths article. however. calls aiteutiou Ca
"a. operations carri~l on upon one II
The larg,., farm. In the county, AMI by
one II N. county. mo-, .ucc--.tui sons.
Mr.. chapman. experiment.. vill do vel
iur farmers to cou.iicr.