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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-21
HUDSON COUNTY ORPHANS COURT.

April Term, A. d, 1885,.
On the application of An ME McElhinney, ad-
ministratrix Of Patrick McElni nney. dece ased. or
der to show causGI
Annie McElhinney, administ ratrix Of Patrick
McFlhtnney, deceased, having exhibited to this
Court. under OATH q Just and tr ue account OF the
personal estate alid debts OF said deceased, where
by sit appears that the personal estate OF said
Patrick Mos lhtnney, deceased, is insufficient to
pay his debts, and requested the aid OF the Court
In the premises NJ
1t is ordered that all persons in terested In the
lands, penements and real estate o said Patrick
McElhinnay; deceased. appear oefor Q the Court az
the Court House In Jersey City. on Tuesday, the
etxteenth day OF August next, to show cause why so
much Of the said lands. tenements, he rsditame nts
anu real estat of the said Patrick McElhfnnev
deceased. should not be SOLD, as Will be sum ci mt
to pay mis- debts. or the resiaue thereof. as the cnse
may require.
Done In open Court. June 3 1904
JAMES n. O'NEIL.
Clerk,
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RAILROADS.
READING RAILROAD SYSTEM
STATION FOOT OF LIBERTY ST. N. 3
HALE BLOCK FROM CORTLANDT ST.

HALE BLOCK FROM CoRTLANDT ST.
FASTEST TRAINS IN THE WORLD VIA
Central Railroad of New Jersey
washington 5-Hour Flyer, daily, lis
A. NJ. ~ !
Phiiadelphia Fast Line. except Sunday
Scranton Express, except Sunday, s.6 A..
Long Branch Flyer, except Sunday, $3.50
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oPULAR EXCURSION !

20 L 8
Wednesday trains leave Jsr
sey City 9.l5 A. N. Arrlv.
Greenwood Lake at i1.07 A. NJ
Returning leave Greenwood
Lake at AIS P. N,
sunday trains leave Jersey
City at l1l3 A. NJ. Arrive
Greenwood Lake az l1.50 A. NJ
Returning leave Greenwood
Lake at 5.S3 and 7.SS P. VI.
Train leaves Jersey City &C
9.45 A. NJ. Arrive shohola at
LILO p. M. Returning leave
Shohola at $50 P. NJ.
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BOARD OF FINANCE.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
Continually

Resolved. That a warrant be ordered
drawn on the City Treasurer In favor o.
the City Collector for the sum OF $50, S61 SO
In payment Of certificates of sale for
property purchases by the Mayor and
Aldermen of jersey City at sales of land
for unpaid taxes. assessments and water
rents. sold April 20. 1892, as per schedule
aunaxnd.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-30

EDR sALE-HORSE. HARNESS AND LIGHT
surrey gentle. safe driver fearless 81 everything;
good traveller; AZ sacrifice. account leaving
lner Inquire 1sll 10Th St W. Genuine bargain n
sold Quick mSso-:h'
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w. M. SHusrrn & Sos

ARE OFFERING A VERY HANDSOME Al.
sORTMENT OF NEW SPRING DRESS
GOODS OF THE MOST DESIRABLE eTYIEa
SILK AND WOODEN WATERWAYS OF THE
NEWEST STYLES OUT THrs SEASON, AND
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF LAwNk.
oIN0HAMs AND oR0ANpIEs, AND A FrIL
AND COMPLETE STOCK OF coTroH
FABRIQUEs OF THE NEWEST sTYLER
ALL or WHICH We ARE OFFERING Ar
fHk LOWEST PRICES. WE ALSO HAVE
A COMPLETE STOCK or INDIA srI.Ka
BLACK SILKS. AND. IN FACT. A OoM-
PLETk STOCK or DRESS GOODS on THE
LATEST NEGOTIATION. AL OF wHio1
VI OffEk AT THE LOWEST RATE8 AxD
NAKED IN PLAIN FI0uREs.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
W. - nuUsrER 4 CON.
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LOST AND EOIND-

osIIsATURDAl. BETWEEN AND ePM. A
iEssasfI s2 Church suitable reward II rs'un;s 70
I osI-MAY 2s. lSae A BLACK, WHITE AND
returned s 10 G. MiHo H InS Ok ihA Tews5a &
j. aud n W. lunch 81 las. spi,sij. ren.ra I,
LETT AZ composing room. star ofh-e. IL
TIRE OWNER OF A WHITE CASHMERE SHAWL.
as early ss possible. IL
I osT-A BLUE SKYE TERRIER u'EMAIf) Dog
R. TRAvER. Star Office. ~'" L '''ui"~n 70 ID
I osT-sUNDAY EVENIvG AGoI n SCARF PIN.
- snail emerald setting. Return TO 26s5 q ".
SToIEN-oN MAY y, PROM THE COURT YARD
=, 81 the General p % Department.. entirely new
s ssc3ySls; No; 2ss57 $40 reward. d. ". DrNcAN,
sS X 81 NV mys0:s'
ZANE TO MY PREMISES or FRIDAY. MAY ~,
&EssTEsD Si Esf cesdS, and .S aT 5
I osr.sAIURDAY IVENING, An AMERICAN
~, edoilar Eold bangle with two rISs Return %
III LIST St nv aud receive reward H
osI-9S FRIDAY. MAY 27,, lsse. A ONE
S 5s,urnlns same g hsy NJ BRICK. Rock Creek
STRAYED.k COLLIE DOG. PROM THE RTsf-
- dsnSe % MI = Ngyes near sligo, Nd collar
narted > u n. liSl Mass. ave. liberal reward
Star Office. tnv.tp-.a
I osT-FRiDAY NOON, on ST. BET. 18TH
~ and l4th silver cap 20 handle q an umbrella mi
turned to DrJ S I ia M 81 a. s~I N.Y. a.
T osT-sCoTCH TERRIER PTrP: FINALE; NAME
~ Tootsey strayed from 1906 IT. NV Reward III
returned To JOHN LONG. Klotz Restaurant l7tN q
st. nv. p,N-F- e.
I osT-oN MAY %. A NOTE DRAWN BY = n
dated May * iss for ninety DAYS .H puS a.
sui9nsd ir9n ns.otisting the same as ~ yneni has
AZ ils 9th ST. n W. or stall 81. Center market
my27-its
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EOR PENTHOUSE l7sl Fsr. NV. Il ROOMS.
u all modern imCrpyements and In nice repair. Az
ply TO W, c. JOHNSON, lis 18th at nv. myls-lm
EOR RENT-oN BET. lsr AND n CAP Sis,
= ne SIX ney houses. shout May le, containing II
fnps main building heated by furnsce. Inquire at
II 81 n e., between North Capitol and LIST u
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WANTED-HOUSES.

"ANTED-fOR A CASH CUSTOMER, A NEAT
w q or S-room house in the n ". Capitol Hill.
W PARKER SMITH, 12lO T 81 NV. my,S-:t.
"ANTED-TO RENT AN s-ROOM HOUSE. III. l.
w bet. 18th and 18th sts. NV.
ny2s-2ts =. W. RiGGLES. l4i5 New York ave.
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gu. 81 III br m 30 50 os3 Canal st. br. Or 70
ss s. +, m 5 sSs;s 50. ]: :: !: d ss$
myl. 1854 sea $. Nv 6 II k. rlS s..hias.o.
TOR RENT-NEw sRooM HOUSE IL FAIR
fbsEs a Hi Tin Al road aEgy %
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
Is., EEY Sc5I, N, MT PLEasASI rURNIsHEp
nsences near cable cars rent moderate WI rent
rayso.ss '''''l''' J. L, HEREFORD. i.,saa
FOE RENT sISlS OR SALEM MT; PLEASANT, OR.
= and cellsr house neg; on LOT 2Sxleo g. rsnt $50;
p1 @yse ssO'O J. r. HkhT Iils Z !,
E0R sALE.-.A BARGAIN. AT FOREST GLEN,
and iss sTSasd. s bath
Sidewalk and street LAMPS small cash SsIanSe lSns
@yso-a o H. HEX ltSsH,
EoR hENT-HYATTsvILLE, ND. EIGHT ROOM
w%fEk as.s2n ,ssR sSes 'SF sas
EoRRENT-FURNIsHEp HOUSE; CORNER TEN.
line. nahIy,Sws and Mecdey roads II rooms house
BOROUGH BROS Co. isos p Pc .v xpps Ss
FoR sALE-s3 ACRES. 3 MILES FROM THIS
ns. ANY rairosa s.stion At public suon Wed:
under head Of Aaeton Sales Must cs ~
an e ests,eS; JAMES L. CLEMENTS.
FOR SALEM FALLS CHURCH. VIRGINIA..
sr The most delightful suburb ground wsshinVton-
minutes nom DEPOT; only 81 GOO, terIas. $500 cash
home on easy payments.
q acres; old house; good shade; ave minutes from
depot; sl.SO0, easy terms
a. acres; lor house; modern improvements. heau-
nfut. large, shady lawn: abundance fruit of All
KINDS; delightful home good investment: situated
IN very heart OF town owner moved to Farinc coast
price Of so. 900.
New GROOM house; nve minutes from depot; no cash
:, Ten acres two miles from depot; s-room house.
Ien-room house; ten minutes from station: large
lot food shade -. 500; terms easy.
hisht-roem house v acre, shade, &C.; tan minutes
from depot; So 600. easy terms
SIX scres; 4.room house; GOOD shade; ten minutes
ffom station 81. 800: terms easy,
rsrm OF over zoo acres. two miles from +. O. good
over 100 other places Of all descriptions in and
around rails Church. IL you looking for q sn-
ourosn home give me call can suit YOU IL anybody
Ssn Iaia"e always at the disposal OF parties wish
ior hent.l setll lave several 6, and I0-room
the year or Tor the summer months: good shade and
water convenient to depot; rents moderate.
NJ. 4. CHURCH,
Real Estate. Falls Church, Va.
707. my.ss "a a.
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED-TABIE BOARD IN A REFINED GER
w man family where breakfast is served a and
dinner Address BUSINESS h. Star Office IT.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
u erty-a farm containing ~ acres; situated nesr
spenceryLe, Montgomery county. Md, in the midst
state Large new dwelling large barn and ali See sae
sary outbuidingS good orchard IN bearing; land in
good state Of fertility Can be had at bargain. Call
my2'-or Laurel. Nd
EOR SALE-THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN
building lots at Ingleside within mile Of this
city Va cash, balance monthly; also two cottages.
Corner lot, S01l00 n and cellar. .''....' s 100
ROBERT A. PHILLIPS L son,
my21-1m 1422 New York ave-
EoR sALE-MY ELEGANT FRAME HOUSE.
with large lawns and fine shade; II You want a
country home near Washington. convenient to
terms. Address Boz Go, Star once. my27-2ws
EoR SALE IN TAKOMA PARK, A FEW
especially desirable lots at equally desirable prices
parties wishing 70 obtain bargains apply once GEO
EoR RENT-cHEAP-IN FALLS CHURCH. FOR
near station Apply to ). z. FEBkKY co. West
GRACE " THOMAS,
" 100 Corcoran building,
Has houses and choice building lots In all the suburbs
special bargains at College Park, Tskoms. Forest
Glen, Brookland and lexington my21-lw
EoR SALE, VERY CHEAp,,-Two NEAT COT
taxes with large lots in the beautiful and health
ful village OF Charlton Heights miles from this city
on the main line Of the b. and o. railroad only small
cash payment required. balance monthly For partic
uIars, see
mye6-l0t ". @. DUvAIL, ao5 ST. NV
Tor sALE-NEw COTTAGE ON BIAcKIsToNF's
Island: superb location; improved grounds; salt
c ssb &c f.saRs .nia sSaiSs
my24-lm
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FOR lighthouses.

Tor RENT-FURNlsHED..A AT NOMINAL RENT.
house; 10 rooms, 2 baths, &c 2lO8 r 81 n. W s45
per month; reference required. mySO-3ts
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INSURANCE.

MyTrgIAHIK FpSoTESTI9S yISh t2EsyyRkSSE co
ident. JANIS L. FITCH, secretaFy. Issues poiicto
at unusually low rates and each insurer saares b IL
company. lAo6 q 81 ~. 3A221y
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-FURNISHED AND UNFINISHED
w rooms all PARTS of city cheapest and surest plan
to secure desirable roomers terms moderate.
SHACKLEfORD'S AGENCY. APT 11th st. NV.
my20-9t'
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MANICURE

Mrs. SMITH. MANICURE. LATE OF ilo1 =
w st. n W.. has opened her new psriors ct 15y II r.
n. W.. next 10 the Shorehsm. my26-Hs
MADAME PAYN, MANICURE AND CHIROPOD-
Nk lot, 7O3 18TH ST. N.W.-Ths only Importer and
Aanafse,nrsr u fINE MANICURE asA CHiRoPoD-
ST GOODS south Of New York. no20-tr
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nyZS~tt
For ACRES on TFNkLLYTowN EIEC-
per acre also 1855 short distance RON road At
% any IL IN ind
vi aS End ss1 be had on easy terms o w.
FOR sALE.;HYATTsvTLLE-A- DESIRABLE o
a. d m.a n,c With large lot Sssr.S loe.tsd
lots in various parts of the town. my2s-;s
FOR RENTaA sIx:RooM DWELLING; WELL
located At BrsnehyilIs, 10 miles from Washinston
FORD 81 f &. NV evening at - Doc hfs
FOR sALE-A FINE SITE ron HOTEL OR
AuneSs9 2n the Pot % ~ la mile above the
sGnasns os =. .oa :: spsd ns
$500. with frontage ot only 20 feet Usual terms
my2s-r A. fh f4as Ses \ So son a..
&c. together with - acres Of eround; different
o. FEW rat fsss 90 tas .se in enes
p1 maslsos aPpi''0 oHE fsR Rss d.s e
FoRsALE.TAkoMAP ARk-wEHAv FOR SALE
so%y Sans aad reception hall newly and hand
and decorated elegant cabinet msnteis rooms isrse
and commodious with plenty Of closets eel
pns large hen house. %oSd shea and G stable.
pure pump water at kitchen door; location very de,
from railroad station and terminus Of Brishtwooa
This property must he seen 70 be appreciated For
p Sf P Pad s ssms aBps to ,h CO.
A-oA = e'e- aehce On LIN eID myIT-om
FOR sALE.THE FOLLOWING TRACTS OF
= land; with the improvements. within three miles
OF Mashlnston. handsomely located Six acres. o
room mouse, barn and fruit $6 900; acres, q-room
house. $500; IA acres. lo.room house. 81, 500
10 ares: S.ro9m house, $500; 40 acres. o-room
acres, Groom house "a oOo: so acres. sroom nous
a.r 9 TSS%
ha1 snS T.: from
send FOR list and map of country 70 miles around
mRton sent free on Application Parties taken see
property free Of charge. JAMES 4. CLEMENTS,
my.Ss-n 1921 r -. .. W.
Tor RENT-IN ROCKVILLE, A l0-ROOM HOUSE,
Il with one or two acres Of ground; stabling &c a
4. ' ''sAseA - o IN NAN ;a ~ I'm
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Is THERE A BETTER PLACE,
CAN you GET BETTER TERMS,

ALAKELAND. Prince Georges county. Nd. you
Saa ss hSass f ds ss e Is e
s@ons Which, % the center q pssf q ples.ns pro
vel. and sappsd With SUSy
ure boats Of different kinds.
tfs ss %I.'; .t f.sa .ni hi is
.:sa t Salls Esss sssi
&c: S g. on nS
snS
:: n. .pPs 70 EHTS
e. Mr. Ne eAnLE ''l for n 'Sf
EoR RENr-pUMBLANE. ON THE TENAILY.
- town road larss dwelling AZ necessary outbuild
Pambisas oiSb. Apply % JOHN Z. BEkfffs ISL
F.! sa .5s eat s0HEssT S.aS aD
Iss n pho: e s-EE sPHqSssHpl
Ton sAI.E-nxAyrrFuL NEW RESIDENCE on
as';: aaHs : II sss &. g
HAVE You SEEN
FORT NYEH HEfoHrR
Z. % :f.s p "a: r.: .:ss
Al DIP &. 1 z, EVE. EsS g q THAT
acree, embracing Arlington fsrk Y0f Mysf the kssd-
1l and The PfSgsss6 s5Psrsnsns gardens Of The
eIREET0 ARE BEING GRADED
PRETTf COTTAGES BEING ERECTED.
ELEffRft Rxftx1f rxDrn CONSTRUCTION.
Ine Mashtngton ard Arlington elsctx1c rsfivay
which = now unde1 coog>xuotton THROUGH osotsr 81
81 l + s i SFg 4 49,,
snd destined % s z. ss q e, y ssvsloI%sn;
w. ard saegs 9 heSss z - Country.
RoDIHsoN LoDQE.
bole 1n0aG1Fs of Fort Mysr Heirhfn
~ And 81 Atlantic building.
DOB SALE On ExCHANoE-TITo1X PXRT
80 "a sys.-bsautfql home. ls9 than two squarss
SIX Arepleces and Erstss ssee1t wopd snsss nearly
q scrs o. Eroonai ~ 49,. 81. chestnut be-
s :ss s;ss ~ - sss %
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

EOR RENT-TwO VERY DESIRABLE FLATS ON
Il b st ne. nearly new; rooms and bath: range
separate gas meters; mi I'd door. price. elS; ID
my2.2ws Apply to OwHKR, $40 18th ct nv.
nor RENT-Two FLATS. FOUR ROOMS EACH;
closets; private hslsi cool house; large grounds:
summer rates. Can 26t6 x st. n, W. myi7-9ws
Furnished and Unfurnishsd Apastments
THE wOODMONT. 18th and Iowa Circle,
sp21 J. r. ROBINSON. Prop.
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VE1vANp, ENGRAyER AND I.ITHooRAPHHR
N 10l2 Puma ave- NV.
WAITING cards printed from plate 75c Der 100 cal
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221}f In rear OF 227 I'd vt. e., ....... 500
We also have several new bricks in the northeast;
rent from &2o to &3o per month.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS b CO..
my2S-3t 1907 st. n. ".
EOR RENT-ELEGANT I2-ROOM HOUSE, 9O7 NJ
Il st. NV. good condition. plumbing, &c. ; sx-
celleBt neighborhood; house and stable, SIS
my.,S-6te JOHN W NORRIS, GA ST. NV
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-02
Duluth City Election Today
Presents a Mixed-Up
Aspect.
The Northern Pacific Check
mates a Move Of the Mon
tana Union.
Millions to Go Into Building
New Whalebaeks During
the Season.
Fapgo's Chief Of Police Is EX-
onepated and Then Quick
ly Resigns.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe
DULUTH, Feb. lone of the most ex-
citing and interesting municipal cleo
tions ever held in Duluth will take
place tomorrow. and it is simply impos-
sible to predict the result. The want of
harmony i'll the Republican party makes
the defeat of their candidate for mayor,
Charles A. Long, almost certainty.
But Duluth is a queer place. and here
the unexpected often happens. Long
is shrewd wire-puller and Yote-getter,
and will poll good vote, anyway.
Mayor Davis. the Peoples candidate,
has the united support of all the
churches in the city, both Protestant
and Catholic. Yesterday nearly every
minister in the city chose municipal
politics for subject, and strongly
urged the reelection of Davis. The
Democratic candidate, Charles d'Autre-
mont. is going to poll an immense vote,
and the knowing ones admit that the
contest between him and Davis will be
very, very close. D'Autremont's record
as county attorney of st. Louis county
is helping him during this campaign,
for he has the reputation of having sent
to Saltwater nearly every man charged
with crime during his term of Office. A
great deal of money is being used by all
three of the candidates and their friends.
AS to the division Oil the score Of IA
tionality, it would seem that Davis will
get an almost unanimous vote, though
Long claims to have cut into it badly.
DAutremont will get 80 per cent of the
French and all the Polish VOTE The
total registration is 6,1S0, which is un-
precedented by any former regIstra-
tiOn
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-02
A RAPID INJUNCTION.
The Northern Pacific Niss a
Montana Union Deal.

Aho NOfsi1erH facIuC NISS
Montana Union Deal.
Special to the Globe
HELENA. Mont, Feb. l.. General
Manager w. s. Mellen. General Auditor
j. A. Barker, and General Freight
Agent j. ID. Moore, of the Northern Pa
cific, with Attorney Bliss, arrived here
from st. Paul on a special train this
morning. During the day papers were
filed in the United States court asking
an Injunction restraining the executive
committee of the directors of the Mon
tana Union from taking any steps that
would prejudice the interests of the
Northern Pacific in that line. The
Union Pacific and Northern Pacific
have contracts with the Montana Union
by which the two land grant roads have
equal facilities over the shorter road.
The Montana Union gives the
Northern Pacific an inlet from Gar
riSOn into Anaconda and Butte and
the great mining and smelling indus
tries of that region. The Union Pacific
enjoys the same privileges by way of
Butte. The Northern Pacific people
have learned that the agreement they
were acting under was to be broken by
the Montana Union and a new lease
lIioOO WIN tIiC OItlOll dClHC dlOilts
This would give the latter an exclusive
field in one of the best paying regions
i'll the West and cut off the Northern
Pacific not only from getting into Butte
and the adjoining regions. but would
stop the NJ running one of their through
trains by way of Butte and Garrison.
This injunction is to prevent anything
being being none without going through
the courts and giving the Northern Pa
citic an equal chance for its rights
The party leaves for st. Paul in the
morning
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-02
MEXICAN AWARDS.
The La Abra and We'll Bills
Passed by the Senate.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-Mr. Butler,
who had been absent from the sessions
of the senate for some weeks, was again
in his seat at the opening Of proceeds
ings in the senate today. Among the
documents presented and referred was
the senate bill for the relief of purchase
ers of land within the limits of the Unit
atilla reservation. Oregon, in regard to
taking proofs.
MIR. Kyle gave notice that he would,
Wednesday next, ask the courtesy or
the senate to make some remarks on his
proposed constitutional amendment as
TO marriage and divorce in the United
States. <
The bill to establish first order light
house on North Head. Cape Disappoint-
ment, Washington. was passed. Also q
bill apprOpriating 100000 for public
building at Kansas City, Kan.
The Mexican award bill (as to the La
Abra claim) was then taken up, and,
after being amended in several re-
spectS, was passed-yeas 43. nays ).
Messrs. George, Higgins, Power, Vance
and Vest voted nay. /
The bill directs suit to be brought
in the name of the United States in the
court of claims against the La Abra
Silver Mining company and all persons
making claim to any part of the award.
to determine whether that award WAS
obtained by fraud etfectuated by means
OF false swearing. An appeal may be
taken to the supreme court of the United
States, and in case of final decision
against the company the government of
Mexico is to be released from further
payment and the amount undiStributed
IS 10 be paid to the government of Mex
leo. A like bill IN relation TO the Ben
Jamin We'll claim was thea taken up
and passed. Adjourned.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-02
GOV. BoYD's OPINION.
He Considers Himself Governor
From This Time.

OMAHA, Neb., Feb. 1.-Gov. Boyd
appeared less excited than any other
Democrat in Omaha when he heard the
news. When questioned by reporter
in regard to the time he would take hi S
seat, he said: 81 can not tell, but can
say that as soon as the supreme court
has rendered its decision John NJ.
Thayer must cease to act as governor
and become governor of Ne
braska. l am much more glad"
he added, ito have my citizenship
in the state of Nebraska established
than can find words to express. Of
course | do not know what course Mr..
Thayer will pursue. but l suppose he
will at once vacate the chair at the state
capitol. As said before, cannot now
say when l shall go to Lincoln and
formally take my seat as the governor.
/ am governor now, and as | have been
can serve just the same
in Omaha for day or two as in Lin
coin. Mr.. Thayer cannot even act as
governor. ANY papers which he may
sign as such, or appointments he may
make. will be illegal. So that cannot
think that he will attempt to hold the
office any lOugero
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-02
ALLIANCE CONTESTS,
The ST. Louis Convention Will
Have Several


TOPEKA. Kan, Feb. Three of the
seven congressional district Alliance
organizations in this state have served
notice that they will send contesting
delegations to st. Louis Feb. %. Jerry
Simpson and S. N. Scott, Alliance state
treasurer, have been elected by the
Seventh congressional district. The
Fifth holds convent ion next Friday
and the Sixth meets Tuesday of next
week. Every congressional district in
the state will send cOntesting delega-
tons in turn, and full-fiedged bolt has
been organized because Of the opposi-
ton Of the delegates to the sub-treasury.
Three of the delegates elected by tn e
executive council held a consultation
today with President Biddle. and an at
tempt will be made to have them resign
in order to prevent bolt.
DR.. McLallin, editor of the Alliance
Advocate in this city, who is making
the fight for the sub-treasury, stated
this Afternoon that nothing except the
resignation of the delegates or their
agreement to vote for sub-treaSurv
plank in the national platform would
prevent the fight being waged by the
boilers. When asked if a bolt in the
strongest Alliance state in the new
party would not be ruinouS to the Peo-
pies party, he said:
1--WE will have sufficient delegation
at st. Louis to show that the state
is practically unanimous in faver of the
sub-treasury plan as the only one which
will hold the people OIL this state to-
gether." None of the delegates elected
by the executive council are inclined to
resign, but have been in consultation
all day with view to arriving at some
sort of compromise. President Biddle,
of the Alliance, recognizes that unless
something is done it will split the or
ganiZation wide open in this state, and
is doing everything IN his power to get
the warning elements together. The
sub-treasury men say that unless their
pet theory is included i'll the ST. Louis
platform, steps will at once be taken to
reorganize the party.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-02
RUN OF THE MARKETS.

On Chicago change yesterday Partridge
was heavy purchaser early in the dayin the
day, and and rumor prevailed that if called
for Nhear, he would be 10,000.O90 busheIs
short, but later his principal broker sold very
freely. February wheat closed at SAGE. Nay
93l2c. Corn closed: 33lsc February, 4O1sc
March. 4lc May. Oats stationary at soc Feb.
1uary, 3G5ac May. Pork finished at SLIGO
February. S1l.9o May.
New York market showed activity only in
certain leading stocks, and fluctuations are
reported Insignificant