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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-04-09
GERMANY IS IN L,hE.

Business Men VIII He Represented ct the
Chicago Fair-PlanninK for . Big Dis
play II aE
BERLIN, April 1.-The committee au-
thorized at the meeting held here on
Wednesday, by the merchants and
manufacturers to promote the par
ticipation Of Germany in the worlds
fair at Chicago has been appointed
and is composed of the follow
ing influential members: Councillor
Weights, of the chamber OF commerce,
chairman; Councillors Roeseiche, Holtz
and: Heimberg, also Of the cham
Der Of Z commerce.; Town Council.
lors Hahn and Weegelsi and PROBES.
sor Brecker, rector Of the academy sof
arts. The committee has asked tho
government for . grant Of 100000
marks to enable Germany TO make Z
proper representation at the fair and to
assist intending German exhibitors
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-04-09

The veterinary practice Bill landed unex-
pectcdly back In general orders. Il was
first defeated, Is yeas TO g nays, then re-
considered. and finally turned over to CONF
niittee OF the whole.
When the calendar was finished four bills
were introduced by permission of tho gov
crnor. and then, sd}oarnn,emt was taken
until 10 o'clock this morning.
The Currier bill, III. F. 9O1, was tile eighth
in order on the calendar, and which It was
reached there was large house, only nine
members being Absent from their seats,
nameiyi Mess.s. Bowman. Campion, Coates.
Doyle, Gallagher, Lloyd, Sinclair, Wacek
and NJ. Walsh.
KILLING Tue BILL.
After the bill had been read. Mr.. Searle
offered an earnest protest in behalf Of
Stearns county and the city Of st. Cloud.
the interest Of which he believed would be
injuriously affected by the bill. against the
passage y. this bill. Without further a.
liberation Or .lscussi2n I 3 r6t Was called
on the psssaye ct The bill, and It was de-
teeted BY eight votes.
fais appropriation bill. made mainly by the
Alliance mec.vers OF the house. AS this
b'li cane ~ for considerationju Just after the
Currier bill had been defeated; there was q
aint suspicion existing that they were feel
ing sore aud perhaps little revcngeful, but
all who spoke disclaimed any such selling
Nevertheless, they insisted upOh the amount
being cut down nom so, 900 to $50 900, and
as the author OF the bill would not Weld
they deratcd the bill altogether. Seeing
this Mr.. Reeve offered to accept $50, OOO, il
the Alliance members agreed to pass the
bill without oppOsitipM whicn they con-
sented to do, and the bill US amended was
passed
Mr.. Reeve remained obdnrate and the
roll was called on the bill, with the result
Of Its being dc ea,e.l by 50 negative votes to
Al affirmative,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-04-09
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALyE,

The best Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapred
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton, or money refunded. Price Is
cents per box. Tor sale by T.. f..
WHITNEY.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-04-09
HORTICULTURAL ITEMS.

i Do NOT give the plants in the house
too much water, end II the temperature
Z, low they will need 1aaA water, rsmsm-
bsr. than II 4 = high.
B SHOULD ono be 20 unfortunate g 70
have plants slightly frozen, dip them
INTO pail OF cold water, OF. Il large,
give them good showerins.
CAM should be taken 70 remove ~
sprouts from the young bulbs which
spring up at the base Of callns. This =
especially necsssazy 4 the large plant
= shout q bloom.
Is aszlQsatay bsenahowA iha* ~ ~
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-04-09
BOOTH WILL NOT RETIRE.

Tho Trs1sdlsn In speech Bsfers the
Curtain Contrsdicts Rumos.
New York, April 6.-When Edwin
Booth, at the close of the performance
in the Brooklyn academy Of music Sat-
urday afternoon, came before tho cur
tain in response to applause that would
not be silenced until he had spoken, he
said in voice that betrayed his
emotion: Ladies' and gentlemen, I
don't know that have anything 70 say
beyond my usual speech-I thank
YOU hope this is not the last time
shall appear before you. Next seasonal
shall pay some attention To- my health
and think that shall return TO you
strengthened" He bowed. The cheer
ing and the waving burst forth again.
He bowed again and looked sadly over
the audience before he disappeared.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-04-09
Doinr Johnstone.. rricks.

Some Of tn. students of Carleton col
lege ct Northfeld are successfully per-
forming the feats of Mind Reader ohm
stone. One is . young lady, who is ex-
ceedingly clever in doing the work. A
young gentleman named Pray was the
first to try his hand, and astonished
both himself and his audience by his
success. Every one Of Johnstone's
feats was performed with the exception
of the hack ride and the safe opening,
about which it has been always con-
tended there was some fraud.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-04-09
HORROR MA MINE.
Ten Men Killed by m Explosion In
EngliGh Colliery, 81

Ten Men Killed by an Explosion IN "a
English Colliery.
LONDON, April "A disastrous explo-
sion in coal mine took place at Ape
dale. Staffordshire. Ten persons were
killed outright and several Others were
severely injured. The bodies of the dead
miners have been extracted from the;
portion Of the mine where the explo-
sion took place. The cause OF the dis
aster il supposed to be the presence Of
air-damp in the mines, and the fool
hardness Of one of the miners after the
presence Of the dangerous gas was first
discovered.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-04-09
Drowned in : Ca.p,i.ed rrs.

S CLEVELAND, o., April THE tug
Tempest ran out into the outer harbor
Saturday afternoon to tow ii raft to
the Cleveland Lumber Company's mill.
While attempting TO turn the raft
at the mouth OF the harbor 3
big wave struck the tug broadside
on and rolled her over and she sank
like . stone. Two tugs and the life.
saving crew wereion the spot ii : few
moments and picked mp Captain Murray
and one Of tho crew. Howard Lewis,
engineer. William Hughes, fireman. and
Harry Hersey, deck hand, were n the
.engine-room and were drowned. The
bodies were recovered By . diver.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-04-09
Present . Flatterinx Report.

The report of Secretary Stromberg, OF
the Minnesota Farmers Alliance, shows
that the organization is making the
same phenomenal growth as last year.
More than 1000 members have been
enrolled since the election in Novem-
Der, and Mr.. Stromberg says six or
seven subslliances are being organized
weekly. The present number of lodges is
1878, with . total mem bership Of 81, 900.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-04-09
Could Not Face His Accuser.

Gustave Hopping, until q few day.
ago member Of the st. Pad1 police
force, shot and killed himself at his
home In that city. An order for Hop
pings arrest had been issued on the
charge that he and an accomplice stole
from the establishment of Frederick
Stattman. fnrrier. over s., 900 worth of
sealskins and other fine furs. 1t was
alleged that Hopping and his friend
made Stattman drunk and made oil
with the valuables- A few days later
the store was found saturated with
kerosene ON fire. The theft drove
Stattman into bankruptcy.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-04-09
TERRIBLE TRAGEDIES.

A Young Man Kills His Mother and Him
self at Bloomington. Ind.-Awful Decd
of an Anderson (Ind.l Telegraph OPP.
orator.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, April Ward
Demaree, % years of age, living with
his father and mother and two sisters
and two brothers on Sixth street in this
city, on Friday afternoon cut the throat
Of his aged mother, who lay sick in bed,
with the grip, and then cut his own
throat from ear to ear, each dying in
stantly. At the moment when the
young man sent his mothers and his
own soul into eternity there was in an
adjoining room q Miss Green, board
ing student of the State university, and
the s-year-old sister of the matricide
and suicide, but they didn't hear q
sound of the shocking deed going
on so near them. Upon going into
the sickroom they were Mortified
to see Mrs. Demaree with her head
nearly severed from her body lying
dead in pool of blood and Ward De-
maree in like condition on the floor.
Demaree had been college student
for some time and had been studying
languages preparatory to attending
Princeton college. At the time of the
tragedy an older daughter was alb
sent at school and the mother
lay upon the bed sick. Two smaller
children were about the house. The
mother, seeing that her son had a
razor in his hand as he approached her
bedside, motioned the children from the
room. Ward approached his mothers
bedside and with one slash Of tile razor
nearly severed her head from her body.
The son, after looking at his hendish
work minute or more, knelt on the
floor and with the same bloody weapon
cut his own throat The bed and floor
presented CHASTITY spectacle to the ex-
cited people who soon crowded into the
room. The tragedy was enacted in the
heart of the city. All parties are
highly connected. The family knew
of the sons alteration of mind, but
had kept the matter profound secret
ANDERSON, Ind, April Friday at
noon Ed Alexander, telegraph oper-
ator, beat his aged mother into insensibil-
ity, and, under the impression that he
had killed her, swallowed a lot of poison
and then shot himself infiicting q slight
wound. He died at s clock from the
effects Of the poison. He was to have
been married next Wednesday.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-04-09
Monday. April g.

Two solid hours Of the morning session
were spent in the consideration OF general
orders. with Senator J. w. Peterson ..
Goodhue in the chair.
The report of the special senate commit
tee on states prison investigation was
handed in at the opening of the afternoon
session by Senator Sanborn, chairman OF
the committee. It was ordered printed
without reading.
The remainder of the afternoon was
spent on general orders. There was q dis
Tor arMories for the national guard. The
bill puts the construction of arm0ries
Jointly in the hands OF the officers of the
CITY or town where the company is located
and the officers Of the national guard, but
the expense of course is to fall upon the
public. The militisnlen in the senate
fought for the bill strenuously. Senators
friends of the national gvard, elaborated
upon the usefulness of the militia and the
value OF the soldier boys in case of war OF
not. Messrs. Crandall and Keller were in
clined to make sport of tho bill and the mi
litia companies, and the opposition devel-
Oped go strongly that the friends Of tho bill
were wiilingto draw off and report prog
ress."
The house met at 2 o'clock to-day
afternoon after its Sunday rest. and by way
of making up lost time and striking bal
auce with its conscience adopted resolu-
ton offered by Mr.. Cross, which provides
that commencing to-day and until the end
of the session the house shall meet every
morning ut o'clock and sit until l2:3O,
meet again at and sit till p. M. and
meet again at 1880 aud sit until the house
in its wisdom gees fit to adjourn. The
resolution was carried by vote Of 81
to II.
The house relocated the senate baking
powder bill to the realms Of Iuturity. Il
was introduced into the house. and Mr..
Penney moved to have 1t sent to the judici-
airy committee. MIR. Capser thought the
temperance COMMITTEES could handle the
bill in better style. On the motion OF Nh.
Cross the house sent the bill to the commit
tee on game aud game laws.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-04-09
Nlorts.eed for . Million.

The Minnesota Iron Car Company of
West Duluth have given second
mortgage to the Central Trust Com
psny of New York for $1,000, 900, con-
veying and assigning to the Central
Trust Company all Of the real and per-
sonal property; also subject to certain
other mortgage deeds Of trust, executed
to the same company, tosecure the pay
ment of . series of first mortgage bonds
to the amount of 5000, 600.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-04-09
Some Interesting Statistics from the Sec.
fatafY OF Htata.s DA,nnrA

6UuAAO A0tOkODS1ASB 0V0tA0G1C9 nom eh0 HAG0
Rotary Of States Report.
The assistant secretary Of state will
show in his report that the total num-
Der Of marriages in the state il 1890
was 10,35S, of which 1.435 were in
Ramsey and 1924 in Hennepin. The
total number Of divorces was 53s, Ram.
sey claiming e8 and Hennepin 17s.
The total number Of. naturalizations,
including those taken out in the SUI
preme court, was 1885. OF these
6,045 were Scandinavians, $3.50 were
Germons, Poles, Bohemians and Rus
SLAMS, ss5 Irish and 9l9 English and
Scotch. There were l,s4e Eom other
nationalitiea The total number OF
marriages in the state for the last nine
years is $500; total number of di-
vorces, 4,049; total number Of naturali-
cations, 90, 607.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-04-09
Cattle starving 8 Northvest Is.a.I

Cattls starving, = Northvest Iowe.
Sioux Cry, 70, April 9. There = ~
most total lack among farmers II this
region Of feed for live stock. and cattle
IRE suffering. There are reports az
actual starvation n several localitisa
Hay is SIS 20 $40 8 ton. Some farmers
have almost given away their herds to
save them from starvation,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-04-09

LouIsviLLE, KY, April IA slight
freeze Friday night Il = thought has
damaged peach blossoms extensively.
Orchards both III Kentucky md a Ilidisza
are 81 bloom md ice formed = quartar
OF N inch thick botWsen miAniehA -
Oo,cloek Is = 8at
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-04-09
j Is lO-YVAr-0ld Bobboe.,

ATLANTA, Ga, April 9. Andrew No.
Ian, 1Oyears old. has been arrested fd1'
stealing I'll 200 50 bank checks from the
post office. He hlds knack. deepening
the banks post ONCE drawer and coli,
lecting the mail
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-04-09
The News Of the Week.
81 TEtDoRxfM A /, Nail,
FROM WAslflNoT on.

FROM WA9hlN0IQNs
In the United States th,e, Visible sut.
ply Of grain on the s0th ult. was:
Wheat. 22,74s. $50 bushels; corn, 1885,
90 bushels; oats, :, s0s, o2l bushels.
* the United States and Canada the
totsl number o. business failures for
the drst YuGrtsf Of the current year, Is
reported 10 Bradstreet's, was 3,4O1.
against $3.50 for the first quarter Of
1900.
& Tas 1talisu minister 20 this country,
DaronsF svs. has teen recalled by the
ltahan goYefnmsht The recall grew
out Of the New Orleans 1ynching and
indicated open hostilities.
LtwfK rates Of duty on sugar have
gone into effect, aRd The price to con-,
sumsrs win DO considerably teduced.
& TIE statement Of the public debt is-
s1Sd ca The 1st showed the total debt to
Be 1854, III. 9s7; cash In the treasury,
1874, al, $50; debt less cash In the treas
ury. 4sso. OBS. go. Increase during.
March. 344o,25s. Decrease since June
%. 1890. @55. lo7.91l. : st
SECRETARY BLAINE In his reply to the
hote Ut Fava, the Italian minister, an.
nouncing his withdrawal from Wash
ington By order Of his government said
this government was proceeding with
an Investigation Of the New Orleans If.
fair, and that it, seton in the matter
could not be hurried BY the course in
dicatsd BY Italy. !,
TIE following Telegram was sent to
6seretsty blaine from Fort Scott: "a
hundred Thousand Kansas cowboys
would Hike to spend the summer in
Rome. Can you furnish transports.
tom"
nTHr mints in the United States dur
ing March coined s.e2s .s23 pieces of
money. valued st $7,11s,17o. The total
Of gola coined was q, eos, 900 and Of sill
yer q, le7, $50, the balance being in
nickslssand cents.
Gen. ALBERT PIKE, aged % years,
grand commander Of tho Scottish Rite
Of Free Masonry and chief Of the Roya,
Order.ssof Scotland for this countr,
died at his homo II Washington.
FIeuREs from the treasury depart
ment show that there was . net in
crease OF 91l.sl4.415 in the circulation
during the month Of March, principally
in silver AeSrti8cateA
/ THE closing session Of the interna
tionA American monetary commission
which Organized in Washington last
January was held, and It was decided
that the 6xing Of = ratio between gold
and silver and the adoption Of com
mon monetary unit did not seem al
present feasible.
The bustnSsss1silu in the United
States during fhe seven days ended or
the I'd numbered 24s against 258 the
preceding week and so6 for the CORE
spending week last year.
The treasury department has paid thu
direct tax claims Of New Jersey. $685..
6ll, and Of Ohio, 81. 49,. oa5.
II ives announced that nj law hat
ever been passed b congress making
the violation Of . treaty . punishable
O&eusD
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Saturday. April q.
SENATE.


SENATE,
A bill was passed allowing alliances the
use ofsrbuof Houses for meetings.
the bill requiring all baking 20 WIDER con-
tanning ammonia to be labeled Us such.
Senator Donnelly's petition to congress
tor the establishment Ofa postal telegraph
was passed.
A motion was made to reconsider tbs
vote by which the Currie bill had been de-
teated yesterday, the motion was lost.
The Hotnpc railroad bill; which was re-
ported back by the railroad coiiihiittee,
was ordered to be placed on general orders,
where Mr.. Searle's bill now il, and the prob
ability Is that Senator Hompcs bill will be
passed by the house. ~
The only other matter which excited any
degree of interest in the house yesterday
was the report OF the judiciary committee
on the bill to regulate the sale of baking
powders containing ammonia as one Of the
ingredients. The bill provides that all
such powders shall bear plain statemen,
oftheir Ingredients printed OH each pack
age. 1t is proposed to amend the bill by
compelling all baking powders to be SO
labeled, and the bill was recommended to
be indefinitely postponed by the committee.
After little discussion the bill was ordered
TO he placed on general orders:
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-04-09

The News lsriony Chroutoied.
Wheat seeding has begun in southern
Minnesota.
Peter Thompson, q carpenter living
ct Elbow Lake, had his hip broken by
being thrown from q sleigh while the
team was running away.
The new council at Pipestone have
fixed the saloon license for the ensu-
ing year at 81, 900.
The resid ence Of Prot. F. B. Pearson
1T Manchester college in St Paul was
burned, causing q loss of 81, 800.
Gov. Merriam has appointed Rev.
L. G. Powers, Of Minneapolis, labo
commissioner, vice John T. MEG aughey
resigned. q
The fourth annual fair Of the Pipe
stone County Agricultural society will
be held in Pipestone on September o.,
% and o.
In Faribault there is man by the
name of Patrick Reede, who is 100 years
old.
Clifton Holden, . Minnesota murder
er sentenced to be hanged April 8, was
reprieved by the governor.
DR.. Bells baby was standing in the
window at Alexandria when 1t fell
on her hand, breaking all the bones.
AT Alexandria DR.. Boyd successfully
removed . cancer from William Miller's
young daughter.
Albert Goheen. suspected of the MUIR
der of Rosa Wood, the woman who was
found in Q snow bank with two bullet
holes in her body, was arrested at his
home in Fergus Falls and lodged in
Jail. He had eluded the officers for q
week.
George Smith, Of Princeton, vas sen-
fenced by Judge Nelson to ono year
and one month In the penitentiary and
to pay fine At 500 for forging ) PEN
sion certificate.
Mrs. J. j. Goodchild called anotary
public at Albert Lea to draft her viii,
and two minutes. after signing suddenly
expired. She had been suffering for
some time with bright's disease. .ssa.
John Swangaard has sued the Mime
apolis street railway company for 81
800 damagessfor being put of ) street
car after having paid his fare.
CO. White and NJ. B. Lloyd, Of Min
neapolis, have invented q machine Tor
weaving wire mattresses. A factory
for Its manufacture will probably be
cstabli6hed. " f
A party OF twenty Faribault. people
have secured . tract Of land az French
lake and have formed asclub called the
FRENCH lake club. They will have the
sn,s~s,k - X q, ~.
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Friday April. 9.
aRNATH

a resolution from Senator Stevens direct.
ing the. insertion of maps of the new con.
STessional superintendent in the legislative
manuals not yet distributed was adopted.
In the order Of committee reports Sena-.
asserting the state rights to the PicIerel
lake land with = substitute for everything
alter the enactinS clause The bill ii i
simple assertion or the claim OF the stat.
- lke land ln question.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-04-09
Insurance statlatloa.

The advance sheets of Insurance Com
missioner Smith show the amount Of
policies in force at the end of 1889 to be
&54, Sl7, e4S; amount issued in 1890, S2O,-
TAG, 485; ceased to be in force during
1890. Sl1, 19e, 500; in force December 81,
$8s,s4s.s 800; premiums received during
1890, s1,e4o, 1876; losses paid, $685.
Oo4.8s; losses incurred, SILL 41.S0.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-04-09
TINE EAST.

III New York tho grand jury found
indictments sgsinstSt the directors Of the
New York. New Hsven & Hartford rail
road Tor causing the death Of the six
trainmen in the recent tunnel disaster
In that city.
In Rochester,. n r.. the locked-out
clothing cutters passed resolutions re-
pudisAngthe Knights Of Labor, and the
lockout was declared at an end.
AT Media, Pa, Mr.. Caroline Schmidt,
on trial for the murder Of her sister, has
been acquitted.
& III March 5,s24 italian immigrants
landed st New York. nearly double the
number that landed In February.
: ROBBERS entered the jewelry store Of
Adolph Walter st Jersey City, N. j.,
and secured diamonds and other jewelry
valued Ut go, 900. -,
IS Tue death Of Mrs. Phoebe Campbell,
who was 100 years old October last, oc-
CURED at Baxter. Ne.
TIE eminent tragedian, Edwin Booth,
announces his retirement from the
stage after this season.
!. SEVENTY labor leaders and strikers
wCI0 A&1S0tS0 IA VIC XVA00y Az QUO SoA0
regions charged with rioting.
RHoDE ISLAND republicans carried .
SUFFICIENT number Of towns at the state
election to give them the necessary Sc
votes on joint ballot "a elect state om-
GERS. The total vote for governor was:
Burton (nstionsliat), ss4; Davis (dem.) J,
s2.s49; Lsdd trsp) }. 3l,ses; Larry (pro.),
1850. The next general assembly
stands: Senate, Il republicans 9 dem
ocrsts, 8 IS be chosen: house, 81 repub'
licans, % democrats, 10 70 b chosen.
5 AT, Somerset. Pc. Joe and Dave
Nicely (brothers) were executed fol
the murder Of Farmer Umbsrgsr Feb
ruary 81. 1889. ~
FRrIaHT trains ccllided near Hornells
vile, n. r., and Fireman Morris and
Br.kemsn Moon and Conroy were
killed. 4E;t 49,,
A 5IaE destroyed Whitsmsn 4 Keith,
shoe factory 1t B1oclktOn, Aa5s.. esus
ing loss Of. sou, 00o.
4 MOE Of 500 riot0us strikers attacket
the Norwood coke works Of Fricke
Co. st Mount Pleasant, Pa, and min.
were killed By deputy SHERIFF. and from
thirty 70 forty others were wounded
some OF them fatally. Only . few dep
.utiss were hurt.
NEA1 Ashland, Pa, fourteen GOA
mines operated BY the Reading com
rpany were closed for IN indefinite
period
FLAMES destroyed the Wavsrly oil 10
dnery st PittsbuERh, Pa. the less being
ell5, 900.
THE mother Of the two Nicely boys
hanged at Somerset, Pa, for the muir
der Of Farmer Umberger, has become I
rsving maniac.
TIE Pennsylvania Contraction Com.
pant and the Column Iron & Steel
Company Of Uniontown. Pa, made ss
signments, with total liabilities Of o..
ooa 600, .s
Duane March a. 7s7 Immigrants ar'
rived g New York, or Il, s43 more thar
In March, 1889. Italy leads the list
with 4 ESQ. II
II. boston aud other New England
: nSffea =. hAayv 0nla did great dnmaaA.