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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1891-12-04
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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1891-12-04

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-27
@ic lift DicS!

@ir bieten einbunhert Touns gelob,
nuus fir ieoen SAD BON &ata,rb. Der nttt
bur@ ginnebmsn Don 9aa's RGtarrb. Sut
sebe,It inert en- tam.
{. s. gbsnep & 60 Gisertbamer,
Golebo, ..
@ir, bic uutsrssidnsten. baben s. s
Gbsney felt ben Ieeten Is Subreu sstannt
uno boIten ibn far uontOmmsn ~eprenbaf;
in allen Observation-Disclosures unb fiaan'
sisq b.fdbist, ale uou iein'r 6irma e,nses
9aneenen Standardization gu erfiaeu.
@eit & Sruar, 9tOb5aubeIss Olosuis
,tsn, GoIeeo, >.
BQIbing. 8tunan & Warutr,
@reBbunosIs; Drosuiitsu, golsbo. >.
Saa's &atarrb Rur pirb inns,Iid &c:
ronmea unb wirtt bitett auf bas Blu,
uub bic idIstmiaen Sbnfdden bss Gu.
items. 3eusnine ftei ne ianot. 9rsis IS
Gents fur bic 5lai9s. Sertauft pom alien
Ipotbste,n.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-27
Yerbanoluuaen oes Superuiiorenratbs
BON 9ubuaue 60.

Situne pom 81. Sanuar. - Sr bieie,
SiSun9 Wuloen bic amtljden SiGtter / ejei1net.
9tod tangent GIN: uno S1erargumentir.n lpur:
ben Der .Serulo", bic rSimes", Der .Sele:
9rupb", Der ,Jtational Qemotrat", Der .9yers:
piue Commercial" Der ,IpersptQe gteDs yetter"
uno Der ,6GScoSe Vioneer alS omttihe Eldttel
beSeituet. Sic erbalten l64 6ent5 iIr eIner
Squdre. Collie zines bieier &lQtter nl6t gu:
irleoen letu nit benz Gnt'helo uno III @eridi
9ebeu wouen, ioa es einsn Gono pOu 81 90 lie:
fern unO 3war milien juet Ferlonen o~enieIber
unteriGrelben.
Gle offt;ielen Sjderbeiteu Der fol9enoen Sc
omteu puroen 9enebmt9t. NoH u. !. ooeTer,
Sr,eoenSridter pou Jtew @tne SoWnlhlp Don
Wtt9el 8erntmont, NrteOsnsttlter pon Dubuque
8opnlbip ~. Gear, Jtd6tspddter I'M Sourt:
baus; pon 9. g. Gropnion, Sountp: 2Ir;t; Don
&. 6indep uno Oti6Gel oarrou, 9Oultabler Don
Jtep %aine uno Glb. 0ummer, Gonltob!er pou
,SeiIerion SopnIblp.
SuperuiIor Cunningham brabte iol9enbe
6eeeln elm iiir bic Terbanolun9eu uno 0mtll:
6eu Arbeiteu Der Superpiioren uon Dubuque
Gountp. ~ Souen cine InSabl Nusltullt
ernGnnt 1perben uno Slpar tur H. 6iTQuieil.
p Seiientllte Eauten. 81 Grilfen II. Stra.
Sen. A. Qrmeuunterltibui9 lno 6ountp:
Tarm. 81 RildtGnoi9e SteIerIl, Steuerdus:
9lei6un9 uro Nadlab pou SteuerI. g. Spor.
teln, @ntldGoi9un9en uno Serldte pom Beam:
ten. y antaui bon benOtbi9teH 2Saaren uni
9rbeiteu.
IL Sic ieBi9eu %erorouuu9en in @etreii be,
GeQmten iouen i'll strait bleiben, bis anoeGS be
itimutt. gteue GsIoronungen ioueu Dor Der
eno9Ilti9eu Gerta9Ing Der Sigung por9Cle9t
peroen. an9encmmen.
Der goriigenOe iou Dor 9srta9un9 Der Git:
3un9 Die gIusi6Iiie ernennen. @n9enommen,
SiBuu9 pom %. Suruar. - Superuiiol
CUNNINGHAM madte ben rol9eIoen NntrQg
ga in Der auoitorS: Office cine &n;abl 2luWeI:
iungen iiHo, Die nidt e~lntGllirt %puroen, 10 ioa
Der QuOitor cine alpbabetlibe Gilte beriel6eH bis
gum /. Sanuar 1891 ouferti9en, aue bis gum l,
Sanuar 1888 lauienoen 9eltrihen uno bic Ane
UGilunaeu fir Gcierenj aufbepabrt bleiben.
IA Der Gountg: GdaBmeilter beri6tete, OaB er
$500 %onbS, Die ON !. DtGri 1889 QuSges
itellt muroen unb am |. WtGrj 1899 iGui9 ma
rem, eiu9el0it bate, 10 wurbe Die AuuuUirm9
Ter gono5 nno Coupons iopte bic E0i6un9
Der G6ulo angeorouet. 0aS @elud Don Z. y.
Ghomber9 nm ein Sabr peiter !3ett sur SerlQn:
9erun9 Der electriiden Gabn mad Der StaOt.
0ren;e warb perWorieu. 0aS @eiu9 pon Z.
6anne uno Anbere I'M Serle9ung oer Tan
Silbs Strabe in Genter 8ownibip paro perwors
fen. Die Superpiioren Cunningham uno Ste.
mart rei6teu ibre Reii9nation ais Wit8Iieo oeS
A0Si6uNes fir 0tegeln ctn. In9enommeI.
Slauer rno Sunn wureen on beren Steae
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-27
i1 big isst tauu IS ge,icren am Strsit
unb Der tisbsriss gs,tsbr bat nod tstrs
ptisnttide Unite brednns eifabren.

iid Big isst taurl IS Bsricren am Strstt
unb Der bisbsriss gs,tsbr bat nod tetne
ptisrtti9e Unite, bre6sns e,fabren.
Cine Sirsers GItiunce iOn
clio tn Carroll ses,iinoet ws,ben. Die
Burger : Nuiarce beBpett unsefdbr oas:
1elbe mas bic Sarmsr aIiunee wia. IS
idetnt, bag bisie alliances, menr. lie 10
porndrts gsben, pie fe angsfansen baben,
bic po!ittiten 4artstsn refolmiren.
@Gbrenb ben Iesten ;psi Sabrsn
purben in Chen Gounib,p, Carroll Co.,
QGnosreisu i'm Wertbe pom iber $685. 0O
u~rtauft. Otsbr ME sec, 600 purbeu
bisruDu pom Dsuti5en en- amsrtaner Re:
sablt, bic ibre Sarmeu uersauften. Die
ibriseu 800, 900 purcen pom Oeuti9eu
an 0eutf9e bssabit, bic ibre Sarmen per'
t~auften. Gin Reuntel Der 2dubsreien If
udbrenb ben lss.en Sabren aus amerttant;
i5en 5dnben In beuti9e lbsrsesanaen, Il
baB istt msbr ME spet OritteI Der 2anee'
retsn i'm Eopui9ip IN eeuti4sn 5anSer
ftd befinbsn.
Die ieties SiuausIase Der Stabt
Qemars 1T cine ausseseidnste. Su be-
Stabttafie befiuben iia ibsr $500 Dol
lar. 0asu erbisIt bic OfisntIi6s Bib.to'
tibet fir STA Dollar nsue Bidder. 81
ftsinerne Strabsnlbersdnse, pel9e lle(
foitstsu, ftnb on Stsue Der b0Ibernsn eth
asIeut mpr6eu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-27
2usemb uraii1es aus @merifa.
(Na6irGgIi6.)

G9ir middleton uor 3titsn IN Der rWa:
Sstts", baB bier In Dubuque Seriu4e nit
3iessIpf uitsr seuudt piroen, Ssute err
baItsu mir ben ameiteu Brief Gus ~unieyer
Seimatb pom 91atermsiitetn, bic fid er;
6ieten isnes gfaiter gu MAIDEN. Ots gu:
ten 2eute briben msinen, bag bier bic Weli
NIT 8retter ~3u9enaseIt lei unb baB man
9ier ni6t i'm Stants iet, bic etufa9e ar'
sett 5u MAIDEN.
Wir eriRnern bic seebrten MitsIteee,
be8 Dubuque 2ursmburser Gereins bran,
oaB fs am Wittuob our Acknowledged:
Huns tbrs gusiei9nunseu m%itbrtugeu, an
Iesen uub fe aud pabrenb BIS absnes
anbaIteu iouten.
@tr I'M benz 5errn s. q. S9u'
NADER, 8rditbsut hs8 QurGmturger Snoe.
pendent Stub uou G5icagO, gu OGnt per.
pHi5tst fir einr GInIaburs our Abeabnn:
terbaltrng, bic Der GIab am 8. 5!brGar II
8raub'S 6aue in @9tcaso sibt.
Der bo@w. Cater Qus. @emer
uon Xennirseu beountt ii5 fir bic SIS, BIZ
i5m pom Ga @rOiie fur ben Sir6enbau II
Qenntnseu IN SFoIge bss Gufrufss in be-
r@a.ette" 3ustngen. &eipett Dir L;
Crosser!" Sbr Qsuninser onOetpart!
ma1t's mad!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-27

@ar babier b. @ Elm 9rOssB swii9er
ben beiosn Sauh teu-Suben = @onisisty
ssssn Goldberg I'M @anse, BET benz es ftp
uui etpa $500 fir seliefsrte 8aoren bans
bette. Sabaoie 3susen waren beioerieits
ssIaben unb man slaubt, baB fat aue Su:
6eu auf 100 WsiIsn i'm rlmtreis bier auf lem
Seueenitanb warsu. @ei9uoren purbe nut
brauf los. SrsiIid fur ben EaImuos Suben
lit Der driilide 9Th nitt ttntsnb usb 70
tann's ia log ssbeu. IS mar bas 9:ritt
cine resslmdBise Suceni@ule seworosn,
ia9ts bod, uis uus bsri6tet pire. einer bel
3sussn unter gto aug, bic Gneesn batter
aue fali9 aei4uoreu. Das rrtbsil lau'
tete gu @unitsn @Olbters's. Die &oifer
iinb on $500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-27

Sie Qttieniubabsr Der National Iron
& Brass Works babsu D. Us. Sttuns
ssbabt unb folsenosn germaItunssratb
erudbIt: s. SmebIsp. 8. @o,raucs, Or.
Wiuses, s. 8rebe, $. 8. @oob. s. u.
S9mitt unb GbarleS Buff. Der 8eruaI.
tunssratb ettor folsente Ssamtsn:
Traiibent-G. Smeolep.
Iices YrGiioent-0l. Winses.
Sefretdr uno Sdaeneiiter-S. $. 8ooo.
Silfs: Setretar-S. q. S&mttt.
9ie Gompasnie tbut i'm uersuuseuer
Sabrs before 9si6dite, pettbeilte eiue 81:
uibsnbe NIB msbrte ben GeIeiusfono. War
wiu bas @ert usrs,OBsrn.
Nud bic Linseed Oil Co. bate Beam:
tenwabl, IS purbsn erpd5jt:
GrGIioent-S. g. Riber.
observation-disclosures Gtt.
Setretdr-T. Glart.
S9aBmeiiter-N. .. &orbert.
Gis g~Ourpasnie u,sbrte ibr cbasbiu sutss
@si5Gft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-27
GO pirb'S aemadt: Sin neuer Rnif

60 ipirb'S gemaGt: Gin neuer &niff
wmbet bic eIettrii9e StraBsnbabn .@eisas
i6aft in Council BLUFFS an, UNI fi9 Der
BesabIuus fur ba5 StraBenphuit:r 3ut:
i8sn ibren @eleifen au ent3isbsn. Rit
ibren gtupsnbunsen Dor benz 9sri6t, in
wel6sm bic RIase Der @runbeisenibimsr
einsersi9t rutbe, ueriuSte fe 9cltsno au
maaen, baB fe cine auspartt9e (gs:
brastaer) @sieui@aft, alio tstne im
Staute Soma etnbeimii&e isi, unh MID nit
bieism @inpanb bic InseIeseHbeit Dor bic
gunbesssri5ts peri9Ieppsn, Dor osnen fe
bsRere ausf9ten bal. ben Pro5eB gu &C..
winnsn, inbem bas Sberseri4t pom Soma
brreits frIbsr bic @nti9siouns abgeseben
bat, baB iOI@e Observation-Disclosures
iir bas pfluitsm aptiSen ben @sIeiisn be-
3abIen mullen. Sn einem Sopaer @es
ri5tsbof bat fe feiue ausfdten auf @rs
fols, unb MIL beBbaIb Dot bic 8unbessss
ri9te. Suwiewstt fe NIT ibrem &niu9en
erfOIsrsi9 fein wirb, mnb porerft abse'
partet psrter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-27
SrGmie fertia.

Sn 9aufs Ter Bode t0umt bic nun fe,s
tiss prdmte sur @etisnrurs. Sis Nib
10 idneu els mosIl5 srpeoirt, ;uerit an
bic Issnten, bann bic eirteluen Seier in
ben tltinereu SIat;oneu.
SiRO stua Nsentsn, be nod SId:
misu pon f,Ibsrsn Sabren bassu iouIeu,
10 bitten mir um Ritlenoune betIelbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-27

gu 4geutsn Der r@u5ette" ftuo ernannt
porOsn urb baden Rsdt, Ibonnentsn gu
iammeln, @eIosr 81 cOlectiren uno batir
81 qlittirsn:
Su Wiluautee, @ise : 9. 9obar,
go. $50 Se6ite Iuenue.
Su Rem SITTER unb 9ampton,
0atota &c., Mirn.: W. RIsin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-27

Saide iefort gum Nputbetsr, psnn tu
einsn fteifsn Gals bait, uno IuiIe etne GIu.
i4e SaIpation Del bolea, bieiss numbers
bare SeiImittsl iurirt bid in wenisen Ni:
nuten. IS fcfet rur % Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-27

Sic GinHatmra Der Chicago, MiIuau.
Tee & Ct. Saul giienbGbu parsn IN Der
eriten 0Ode bieies Sabres 1852. 238, elm
Webr pom $50. 244 iiber bic cOrreipOns
Wo9e oes Dor. Sabres.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-27
4genten Der 0a5ette".

A8en'ea 6er 0d5etIe
Sn @bitaso, Su.:
ST. Better Rsiter, 217 Sr5arb Strabe.
Sr. U. Steius:RaImus, 206 Ganalport
Ipenue.
Sr. Widoel @elter, No. 1912 51fe
Strabe. Siioieite.
Sir aurora, Su., uno lluse9enb.
ST.. 9. q. W ., 9to. AZ Rortb Sroaopap.
Sir ct. Baul uno llm9esenb:
g. @loos, 500 gbmllnb Ctr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-27
GOacets iiir Die WiliioHsanita!t in
G!airetOntaine.

9ns GtiuItat zines us,na4Iaiitgieu
5uftens lit Oft Iansuistise 8rant9sit unb
ui6t ielteu bls 9IGb. G1itIdst ben aufs
tsirsnben 9uitsn bm@ o.. BuQ's 9uitsu
Sgrup, ebe es gu ipit 1T. Su jsoet 9Ipos
t5e'e 3u bab:n.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-27
THr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

8oa,binebausuirtbe, bic m6blirte 3ns
msr nit getOi'suns fir iuuss Damsu
tubsn, ino sebs!en ibre Ramen, ibrs
aorsHeu unb S~ebingunssn gu ienoen an
s.. y. @louer d 60,
Cite u. yceultfrase.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-27

&ie CO teibt, but fd ~GOIousI" .. ..
5snbe,iou, unfsr @srtrstsr TN Gonsree,
Ter befanntlid tin sinfIi@ss Ssia t,dst,
auh bos natl, lids Bein BEL eineu 5ebltrttt
aus benz Baseu por benz @upitol in 0a'
ibington, 8. g., idwer perlett..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-27

0m. g. Molo, Slets unb &6bren:
Nrbeitsr. Anlaeen neuer &0srenuerte fl,
Oaulpfs uub @asanluasn. No. Az
Wainhrass. EsIepbon go. l4S. SAM
tary work a speciality.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-27
Mit qnfaug oieisr Isolde ldBt bic Sui:

Wh AhiuuB C!tItI 2SuWe Iabl ote Sut'
nois Central @rienbabn Gompasnie eiren
defenders fur bic feiieabsn mad @3icaso
bsittmmteu S@IaiUaSen fab,sn. Die
0ltli9 Reiienoen. bic nit tsm gbsnbsus
um 10 ubr 20 Rtnuteu fabreu, brau9en
niat LANCE im Depot gu Iieseu, ~iOuoern
t0nneu 9lsi5 bel Der Intunft BEN S5lai:
paSen rebtneu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-27

Nas ~aiejenigsn Stier, ps!de nitt
Isentea fiEo unc uas birtct einen neuen
Nbonneuten nit benz Ntonnemenlsbetras
bon $3.50 ~Suienben, sebsn mir sur gs!oA.
uun9 tia bIbi1ss @ebetbut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-27

Siuig 8ilig 8inis
Sstt 1T bic 3eit um ibre @inter : &Ieis
beltoffs, Seibens, Sammets unb @eiB:
uaGren, Seppt5e &C. gu taufen.
Sas. Sent & 6 0.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-27
Stadt 4 Amasaeaa.

Entered at the postofice at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mail at second-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-27

Chicago Rarftb srtd,t.
(Rer 9eIesrapb.) 26. San. 1891.
u ei3en-No. ., 90f-91 Gents.
@eIi1torn- 49t Ste.
Safer-- "a 9ts.
&oe9en-71 @ts.
@erife-75 bis 70 @ts>
gutter-1S bis ~ @ts.
Tarmtdie, 50 bis OF Gts.
Giel-22 bis 90 @tS.
@6istp-$1.14.
S6peine-S3.0O bis $50
&inbpieb-$3.5 O-5.4n
Sdweinefleiid-$9.S7t
S4~mals-$5 20.
gailtp aufee Wsar'tnertGt.
(Eer SeissrapbJ &c San. 1851
@ei,en-gso. 9, IS bis 80 GtS.
Sdfer-45 9ts.
u eli6fprn-49 Bis 49t Cts.
&o9gen-55 bis 81 @ts.
@erte-Ro. 2, AZ Gts.
ct. xoutS W,arftberi1t.
(Yer E~elesrop5) 90. San. 1891
@ei;en-roteer, Nc.2 3, 95 bis SO 9ts.
" ell 6toru- 40 9ts.
6afer-45t @ts.
RoQeen-- bts 6ts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-27

&eiisnOer Iaent: ui6. probit.
!. Tterb, &stlsnbsr fir 5amboIbt SO
unb bic umItesenSeu Counties.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-27

.Y- Gintritt i Feriou % Geuts; &inoer
inter 10 cSabren irei; bon 10 big Is SabrCu
Is Gents.
gtniang Ynat. s llbr NbeRSs.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-14
he CAVE UP THE OFFICE.
Postmaster Honsman, Of Missoula,
Vacates Under Circumstances
Peculiar.
The Office Now in Possession of an
Appointee OF His Bonds
men.
There May he \ Deficiency, He says, but
II 50 flo Can Very Easily
Make IL GOOd.

MIss0uLA, Feb. 3.--fSpsciai. Tho sud
den resignation to-day Of Harry Il. Hons
man, tho MissouIa postmaster, came ~
surprise TO most Of the people. Yesterday
VIM. Watkins, travelling inspector, and s.
j. Small, clerk Of tho department at Hell
ena, arrived here and Immediately COM
menced the investigation Of the Office
which resulted in the resignation OF Mr..
Honsman. Mr.. Watkins would say moth.
ing concerning the matter other than that
the Office was in the hands OF the bonds
men, who are N. B. Donley, WI. Stephens.
Gus Marotz, q. A. Bennett and Mike
Flynn. Mr.. Donley is the only one at pres
ent in the city. He states that he believes
he cannot be held responsible for the short
age, IL any, as he had not been called
on to renew the bond when the Office WAS
changed from third TO second class, July
last, and that he also in December notified
the government Of his intention to with
draw. He says that he has understood
there is a shortage, bnt knows of none.
The joint liability OF the bondsmen 10 $685.
coo. Mr.. Honsman states that there may
be deficiency. but II 80 he can readily
make IL good, and that it has gone into the
legitimate expenses OF the office, for which
the allowance by the government 10 not
sufficient. y. H. Garrick has been appoint
ed postmaster by the bondsmen, pending
appointment by tho president.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-14
HOPEFUL SIGNS.
Republicans In Illinois Go to Pieces
Chance for . Democrat.

Republicans In Illinois Go to Pieces
Chance for Democrat.
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,. Feb. 13.-The republican
party went to pieces in the joint assembly
to-day. Al. those members who protested
against the republican boom for Represent
alive Moore took occasion to administer
rebuke to the republican steering" COM
mittee which had sent out the mandate
that Lindley was to be dropped AMI his
votes transferred to Oelesby for United
States senator. The eighty-ffth ballot
(the first of to-day's session. resulted as
follows: Palmer 1Ol, Oglesby eighty. one,
Lindley sixteen. Stelle two. s. G. Hubbard
one, G.. B. Farwell one. NJ. w. Matthews
one. p. II. Donnelly one.
Several ballots like the first were
taken and then the scattering Of re-
publIcans commenced again. They
cast one vote for Lindley ana then
their whole strength soon went that way
The +. NJ. Il. A. men. however. were divid-
ed. The eighty-sixth ballot resulted:
Palmer 1Ol, Lindley 100, Stslle two. Hinck-
Icy one. 4 number of other roll calls re-
suited the same a. this. with the exception
of the change in one OF the farmers
candidates. At this point tho condf-
tion of Representative Mitchell, whom his
physicians pronounced sick with pncu-
monia. became SO serious that motion TO
adjourn was made on the part Of the re-
pnblicans. II WAS defeated. On the nine
fy-iifth ballot showing no change or pros
pect OF a break. both sides agreed to ad-
iourn and the motion prevailed.
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The Trouble Has Bexuu.

CHICAGO, Feb. 13.-Thc work Of grading
in Jackson Park in preparation for the
Worlds fair is at . stsndstill. Lsts yes
tsrdsy afternoon lot Of idle workmen
finding they were unable 70 induce the Itsi.
ians there 10 strike for an advance 10
wages, attacked ths,n and the Italians quit
work in fear Of another assault They
have been Dissatisfied anyway with ths
wages, tl.EO . day, saying many had "a
work standing in water and mud up 70
morning another large crowd OF ;dlcrs con-
RrsRated snd maintained threatening at
tituds toward the Italians. The latter de-
terminsd not TO resume work. Tho con-
tractors will resume in . day or two and
demand protection.
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THE DAY IN CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.-The senate re-
sumed consideration of the copyright bill,
the pending question being on Sherman'e
amendment to strike out the word "pro-
hibited" and insert "subject to duties pro-
v;ded by law so that foreign editions OF
books, ETC., copyrighted in the United
States may be admitted on payment OF
regular tariff duties. Debate on it lasted
all afternoon and the amendment was
finally agreed to, twenty-five to twenty four,
and the bill Ia id aside. The presidents
message announcing Admiral Porter's
eulogistic remarks were made by Chandler,
MCPHERSON, Plumb and Hale, and the
senate adjourned.
Tho house went into committee of the
whole on the legislative appropriation bill.
McComas, of Indiana, offered an amend
ment making appropriations for the cleri-
cal force III the civil service commission.
Grosvenor raised q point of order against
the amendment and the chair sustained
the point. An appeal by Butterworth
was defeated. Cannon moved an amendment
providing for secretary and stenographer
at $1,000 each. This. he said, would com
ply with the terms of the organic law.
worse than mockery. 1t was n hypocritical
pretense of responding to the promises Of
the republican party. He did not know
whether the gentleman's constituents had
SO declared but every national convention
had declared to the ',eople that it was in
favor of enforcing the law. Now let the
members. il they did not want the law, re-
peal it like men. Cannon replied that But
terworth and other gentlemen not satisfied
with the law wanted to give the com mmlssiOn
n force OF clerks and examiners independ-
ent OF the departments, independents OF
everybody. This was not wise thing to
do. The gentleman had no right to up.
vice commission. He was not in love with
the civil service law. but he was willing to
try experiments until it ripened into sue
cess or was demonstrated to be a delusion.
Butterworth said the house should not,
while pretending to protect IN institution,
strike 1t down from behind. This was the
fist time in his experience that the republi-
stroy one OF its babes by
withholding the nourishment necessary to
sustain life. Grosvenor said he was not
opposed to the civil service reform contem-
plated in che Chicago platform. He was in
favor OF the principle Of civil service re-
the highest possible Development. Tho
system as at present carried on was an un-
popular one. The government should have
q system of examination under control of
the heads Of departments. He looked for
ward TO the time when the people would
crush down this arrogant commission and
when the principle of civil service reform
would find full development. Dingley
moved to amend Cannons amendment by
inserting provision appropriating $3G, 400
to enable the commission to execute the
provisions OF the act. Agreed to, and Can
mons amendment, as amended. was adopt
ed. Tho committee rose and reported the
txtu Ako a.,
on tho amendment providing for clerks to
members not chairmen of committees. II
was defeated, seventy-twO to lag. The bill
was then passed.
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RESTING EASY.


Gen. SIisrman's Condition Gives Rise tO
Hope OS Recovery.
Ngw YoRg, Feb. H.-.At seven o'clock
Friday morning ono Of tho attendants came
to the door and announced that Gen. Sher-
man passed the night quite comfortably.
He has partaken Of nourishwent several
times. AT that honr hs WIS sleeping. Or.
Alexander, who remained at the bedside all
night, Expressed the opinion that the gen
eral had chance Of recovery, especially II
he continued to DO as we'll through tho day
~ he did Through the night. He rested
easy all day and took noufishment several
times. He held his own.
At 1902. IN. Friday Lieut.. Thackeray
said Gen. Sherman wns sleeping. His
glands were much swollen and his throat
WAS filing with mucus. He was growing
percsptibIy weaker.
AT ono O'Clock Saturday morning Gen.
Sherman's condition was unchanged. He
WIS resting easy and the house had been
closed for the night.
At 4:30 Gen. Ewing left the house. He
says Sherman's condition is not much
changed but some anxiety is felt over In
creased respiration.