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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-09-30

nR o. D. DoAN E PHYSICIAN AND SUR
~ eEoE Ofice; rooms and Chapman
i;ioel Residence: s. f. corner Court and
Fourth streets, sec nd door from the corner.
Office hours 9 to II A. NJ, to and to Z. NJ.
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aa~ Die mO6erniten Siite iinOet
Sbr INNER bel
paneoat & Sobn.
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coko(=J la6rid6ten aus DER
often 9eimat6.
ans Ter S~tIeiupfal,.

9peper. Die 9abafspflan3er ser
HIalS planeiI clue Wtallen~S Ser ammlnn9
oabler CUR Geret6ung Ser Gage oes
2abafbancS. Gic perbarren auf benz
Stanopuufte, eeB cine 8eiierung Der
aabatbaneii lNr onr6 cine ausgiebiye
Grbobulg oes 3oaes auf auslanoilhen
Gabaf erSieIt neroen t01tne. gln Die
@riiuoung bon 8auernpereiren loa
encrgild) heranae;aligen merben. Wtan
bolt ollrd) osragsi3e &ereiniounsen cine
beilere GertretiR9 OeS fleillelt unb
mittiercl GonciaitauoeS inn gteidstao
3unad)lt ST crrai.jen.
. d)ciben ]Qrbt. Beim aeoelu
lileb l;a) beF Il .egrisc 81. Silsel bon
her elaea @oiSEsl:tttr in eiucn Singer.
Slils nielea lgtiler 81 5ea6ten, gtrS CT
lule 0%ewsbniic5 Gil ieillc glrbeit. Der
0lnHef 1iiig ou 5iI l1lpelleu nto ut
elttrn, ieao abcy ocu @%enanuteu nod
illd)t pcgalllabtc, Oil13lnittel Git llt1en.
Jiad) etpa II IGgcll trat Starrframpf
eill, nl,o scr nl.a Gtrbeigerufene Nrst
lmtellte SluipergiItaH9 felt, ipelder Der
boffaung6poilc SurlGe nod an bems
lelben 5agc erlag. Der Sail lit UNI 10
trauri9er, Zig s. Die 0altptarbeitSfraft
leiiler SaMilie mar, oie aus elmer
Sslttipe iiilo fiinf &illoern beitebt.
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0efsrreiG.

@ten. @r6ber5o9 Srat15 Serotnan0
BON Selte :sidz@ite beabfi9tigt, mie
bereitS geIieloet, NnfansS DECEMBER
1892 cine auf elf Monate au8gebebnte
@eltreile gu unternebmen. Die 6etle
Ioa folgeabe Tour entbalten: Trteit,
Suesfanal, Sitinbien, I~nitralieu,
Sunoa< Snlelit, Clam, China, Sapan,
Sanewi6inie ELL, San Srancisco unb
quer bur6 9torbamerifa. lleber Die
Nufbrinsuns Der %finansiellen Mtittef
fir Die banoelspolitil6 iptbtige Geiie
bes @r5berSoss auf bem &rie9si6tffe
iitto bie gerbanolungett 5mil6en ben Bet
berieitigen Sinan5miniitern in S9mebe.
Die NuSlasen fiir ben S6iffsbetrieb,
10000 bis 100000 @ulben, iolen
in oaS %semeiniame Budget ein9eltellt
lperoen.
&1a9enfurt. 9ie Stabt ct.
@eoabaro int oberen 3apantz3 bale lit
gum sroBen Ibeile nieoersebrannt.
DreiunoSwan5ig @obnbduler uno "a
@irtbl6aftsgebanbe 1inb Serft0rt. Die
Bolt nnO baS Steueramts9ebdube ipur<
ben gerettet.
aorneuburs. @inem @enoar,
men in 3iitersoorf gelars es, einen
.velollgen Hauberbauptmann gu erfor>
i6en, Ser nit etiler mannli6en 8anoe
idon larlge bic @ren5e 3mii6en yiieoers
Seiterreid uno llt1garn unitber ma1te.
aatbarina Smefal bate mil eiltem
Sd1flein BON iiingeren Mtdnnern lbon
cine Jfeibe BON @inbru1Sbiebltdblen
periibt unO purbe bereitS iebr bdufig,
a1tf) in Mielt, abgeltraft. sic lp1roe in
fla9ranti BET einem Oiebitabl ertappt
rnb bieler Gage nit einem Mitgltebe
ibrer Sanbe, Dem ans ser 3mangS<
arbeitSanltalt aus &orneubnrg elt<
Iprnn9eneu Sobanna QuarSa, Dor Dem
SreiSgeridte Sornelbur9 gu IS Mo-
ratett &erfer oerurtbeilt.
Yrag. Die Sabpmep , Nnla5one
@utta, pelde Dor einigen Taser err
franfte nnb in oaS all9emeine &rarlfene
baus sel9afft murbe, lit ben Soleen
elmer Sltngelel1t5inbung erlegen. Die
Grauerbotl6aft bat auf Der S1iiten-
Sniel, mo ii9 Grieser uno Iu1aSonelt
aus OabomeD proou5irer, sroBe 9(ufs
re9li1lg be%rpor9ernfen. Die erotiIben
@dite Grass, @eiber mie Marner, be-
gaanen laut gu flasen urb nalnentlid)
Der Vruoer Der 0erltorbenen, 9tartens
Satin, mar ni9t gu bernbisen. suf
Elm gegebenc8 3eiben iesten ii9 bann
Die OabomeDs in eiuem 6albfreiIe Inn
ibr Sener bernln, mad Often eepenbet
uro Die &Opfe CUR. Brult 9eienft, unb
bielten nun bic 5ootenfeier fir bic per>
ftorbene @utta. Oas monotone Mfur>
mellt Der Trauerrben murbe rur aeit>
ipeile bon laut aus9eitoBenen unartifl,
lirten Sarten unterbro6en. Ole ganSe
2ootenfeier pdbrte etma cine babe
Stunoe. Die 8eiiesuns erfolste inter
pollSdbliser 8etbeili0un9 Der fremben
Gaite auf Der fir Gonfe5lionslole be-
itimlaten abtbeilnng oeS @oll6ener
Sriebbofes.
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aarIsrmbe. Der Giienbabnratb
iprad iid nit Sebn segen cine Stimme
fir Die 3ebntdgi9e @iltigfeit Ser 0fiids
fobrtsfarten aus. - Or. Mfainser bon
bier, Elm befannter 5oftouriit, ipelder
an 2. September nit Dem e~rprobten
Bersfibrer Solef Densg aus @arnild
mad Der &n0rrbiitte aufbrah uab sus
lett am 8. September BON Sagern auf
Der Blattadipise beoba6tet lpurbe, TT
baielbft iatnmt ieinem Siibrer abae.
ltiirtt. Des maiienbaft iuSpildsn ses
fallenen S6neeS megen foniteu Sic
yeidea nod llidt si Tbal eebradt apers
ben.
anfen. gemib elm I~elteueS gors
fommniB lit eS, bab in einem Militdrs
pereirr, ipie bieS bier Der Salt lit, @roBs
pater. Sobn uno @nfel aftipe Mitalies
Der lino ; ~eriterer bierlte 1920 bis 1928
beim balnals in &onltans lisaenben 2.
SnfanteriesR egiment unb ~erfrent iid
trot ieiner 90 Sabre f0rperli6er utlb
seiitiser Hiitigfeit.
@amSburf. Die Iabafernte lit
in pollem @ause uno es lit beren @r>
gebniB i'm N"llgemeinen eil gates III
ilenren. Die Yldtter iino l66n, brett
uno pollfomnter uilo 3eigen burfaus
feinen 6oft. Wan f6dst i'm DnrG,s
i9nitt auf einen 8iertelnorgen bier
Gentner, mas gefpiB fir BEN biesiabs
risen Sabrgang ein anlelnli6es Sc
ipift reprdlentirt. Oa8 Nreaf Der bies
les Sdbr nit 9abaf bepflan5ten @runos
itiide lit 9e9en baS int porigcn Sabre
nm einise Mor9en 3nriifgesangen, mas
benz umitanoe su5ui6reiben lit, ba6
iuteoer mebr Gi6orie un6 6utterpflarts
gen aitqebaut woroen fino.
Oef6elbronn, u. 8for,beim.
NuG bic Mfutter bes oil Der 8lutpers
9iftun9 %perltorbenen &atbIdreibers
Staub liegt oil Blutpereiitnna febt
f6fper barnieoer. Sci ieiuen Iobiudtss
anfdllen bate Der @erltorbene ieiue
SHUTTER am arm gepadt uno qefrabt.
10 baB Bfutuer9iftung %eitttrat. Tis
Wunoe Duroe aus9ebrannt. gebtere
5raI befinoet iid auf benz @ese Del
Yelierun9.
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sSar1fem6era.

Stnttsart. Die 6ot6laufieude
u M%iirttem6crg bat nod ben bonn
Wf.:illteriim oes Slilleru peranltalteter
Grbebuugen i'm Sabre 1891 1850
Sdmeine ergriHell, Gil &roSent Der
iiber9aupt sebaltencu S6metne. Ser
@elamntid)aben bere1net li1 auf ALL
1911 Mtarf. = Der peritorbene Sber>
t"ribunalsratb pon 6allberger bat Der
Staot Stuttgart cine arlnenitiftung
bon 1000 900 Miarf, auBeroem Sesate
an 0ereine, 9erloaubte ltnb Sefa1rte
i'm gctrage bon niebr oils 100000
Mturf permabt. Die Sttftung lo1,
insbeionbere 5t G9ren ietner 8riber
@ouaro nnb Sarl, Der perltorbenen
9erauSgeber bon ,lleber Narb unb
Weer,4 5allbergerltiftuns beiBen.
Senftngen. Der 8~ranbftifter
bon Dem perbeerenSen 8ranoe bier lit
IN Dem uier Sabre alten Gnaben bes
abgebranaten gemeinoeratbs &empel
eltoeGt uoroen. @s loller i3eugen
errltttelt iporOeu ieill, mel6e Ben &l1as
ben flr3 Dor NuSbru6 bes 8ran6es an
Der Stelle, no oas 6euer au8gebro6en
TT, geleben babcr, aud ion Ser Gnabe
eS Dem Observation-Disclosures nift
rnr eil9eitanoen. lonbern au1 geseist
baben, pic er es senla6t babe.
Seonberg. Die Nmtsperlamnle
lung bat Die NuSfiibrung eineS InbaneS
gum 8e5irfS=a beldlolien.
Die Soften wcrben ii1 incl. @inridtnng
auf gegell 10000 Mfarf belanfen.
Bfn1lingen. &aum iino orei
Monate felt Der @r6ffnuns Der Gdas>
t1albabn pcrltridel, 10 erpeiit iid nnier
@iterbabnbof alS uiel gu flein !; einess
tbeils iino Die 3ufabrts9eleiie, iopie Die
Halnpe bO6it ultseniisenb, anbererleits
1T Der @iiteri6uppeu 70 Helm ansclest,
oaB berlelbe Die 5liz utt6 ab9ebenoen
Sra9tSiiter oft lliIt 5u falien permas.
Nentlinge1. Sn eitter Der lets
ten Sisunsell oes @emeinberatbS murSe
Elm S6reiben oeS Sobnes oes iiingif
perlforbenen Gon1mersienratbs youis
Saiblin : Hiuaingel befanrt eeoeben,
tponad oerielbe unierer Stabt lebtpils
Zig 10000 Wfarf fir NrmenSpede, nrto
Sfpar je 1000 Warf fir perlhamte nuo
ionitige Nrme unO je 1000 Marf benz
ltaotii6en armer= unb Dem Granfems
bauS bier pernla9t babe.
Wufenrotb. Dieter Gage prroe
Poli5eioieuer Sdilling BON lier feltaes
9enommen uitO on bas 6. a~mtseerift
WeinSbers eingelicfert. @S follen pers
i1ieoene llnregelmdBi9feiten bel inn
anpertrauten &ranfeufahengelbern pors
gefommen lein.
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q. u. & q. e. @abm.
Whfahrt.

g.. u. & q. g. @abm.
Nbfabrt.
Ga6 @alDefon, Sou ion unb gnerp
tdgli9, ausgenommer SDnntags,
tint $40 Gprm.
Na6 Corpus @briiti, Nraufas YaB unb
SeeDille tdgli6, ausgenommen Sontt=
tags, 11m............3:05 NaGm.
Na6 &errpile tdgli6, ausgenonumen
SDnntags, 700 9ta9.
Na6 &errbiQe, nur Sonntags, I'M
$3.50 BORN. ....................
Na6 &errpile tdgli6, a%usgenommen
SDnntags nnb Montags, I'M
$3.50 0Drm.
4nfunft.
8on @alpefon, 9puiton ltnb Guero
tdgli6, ausgenommen Sonntags,
UNI IS :05 MbenDS.
Son CORPUS @brili, Nranlas paB unb
geebile tdglih, ausgenommem Sontz
Tags, 200 9taGm.
Bon aerrpile tdglid, ausgenommer
SDnntags. $3.50 GDrm.
Gon &errDile, iiur SDnntags, I'M
500 Nbenbs. $3.50. ..........
Son &errpiae tdgli6, ausgenomnnen
Spnntags unD Montags, uitt
1900 Mben6S
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Giienbabn TaDr Ylan.
3. & 6. N. 8abm.

IS. q U. II. Sabt.
Nbfabrt.
Na6 ct. Souls bia Sron Mountain
ober 80. 6. &S....6:50 Mprgens.
Na6 ct. 2ouis bia Srpn Mountain
GDute -..........6:0 100 MbeubS.
Na6 2arebo.- 1856 8orm.
M~ntunt+
Son Ct. 2ouis, Sron Wountain & 81.
6. & S..............9:35 0prm.
Son ct. 2ouis, Srpr Mountain & sc.
6. &S............10:55 Mbenbs.
Bon XarebD :35 Nadrt.
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baraubringen. SIM 8atifan ipiirbe es
germ eeleGen merbett, tpenl1 ste pil9erit.
ben @lldlier ei1 ipenig politilde &onn0s
Die lpielten ltno als trauernbe ~ssrat1,o,
fen fdmer, pdbreno 8il6of Sriten,
Elm 9eborener @eitfale, fetn 8ist6um
ais oentl6es 2anb betra6tet ut1o err
flart, lpsnn 8olitif serla6t meroen
lole, baum f0nne es t1lr oeutI9znotio,
mole iein.
Met. Sn Der Ortl6aft @emelfins
bel saargemiillo ereisnete li6 etlt err
l1iitternoes Nanilienorama. @tre Sralt,
9tamelS Ader, itiir5te 1i9 aus Ser
slpeiflung iiber bas miiite 2eben Tires
Mtannes, Ger Elm Iruitfenbolb lit, nit
lDren 5lpei 5tiloern, bte fie lnittell it zines
Stlifes al tJrcn Scib 9ebunben bate,
i'll bcn Sill. GineS Der &inber fDnrte
llocl Icucl aus Dem Walier ge5oger
lie eli. lps.rcuo Die Mutter nit Sem
~sIUslTcr &ttG. in ben @ellen BEN SOB
tal0,
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California : @eius.

Weinliebbaber finben eiu grobes 2az
ger bon feinen California Weinen bel
9erru s. s.. MeDer ON Mlamoz
plaaa. 9err Sleeper fu6t bic Meine
at Srt uMb Stele aus unb fault brett
aus Dem Seller Der MeinSii6ter. 9Is
gutem &enner gelingt es ibm itets, bic
beiten SDrten anssumdblen. @r fann
feiue aunbem unb 6amilien nit einem
glten Sropfen berieben. &otb> urb
Weib Weine III bor3iieli6er Gualitdt
BON iebt alb $1.00 per @alpne - frei
Ing 9aus geliefert.
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Gf(a6-Scf6rimsem.

StraBbur9. an Dem bepor,
ftebenben gildofsjubildunt bes 8apftes
Ioll Der pom ellab aus p~eranitaltete
Bilser3us mad Nom unter 5iibrnng oes
Bif1ofS 5risen ais Der erlte @elegeits
heif hnben. bem Hnnfff feirf Nmlbinnnn
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gd,pls' 0almeu : @arteu if 5

SGpl5' Yalmeu : Gartem 1T Der
SammelplaB Der 9eutf6en BON San
antonio nit ibren Gamilien, Die re-
%gelmdbigen @be16 6rei : aon5erte all
bier Nbenben in Der @o6e iint ftets
5ablrei9 befudt unb e%rfreuen ii6 elmer
aagemeinen geliebtbeit.
Shpfs' salppn lit Der groBte urb
lebbafteite in Der Stabt. Seine @eine
llnb WbisfeDs unb ~alleseit felerfrif9es
Bier, iotpie bic beiten @igarren. S6oI5'
gun6 erfreut ii6 aIgemeiner sl,ters
fenuung unb regen 3ufpru6s.
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Southern Yacific @abm.
Wbfahrt.

9ta6 Nep=O Orleans, Soufon unb Sal
peitpn tdgli6 1920 Na6m. unb $500
nbr MbenDs.
Na6 San Sraneiseo, 81 Bafo unb
eagle BaB tdgli6 4:30 Na6m. unb
1855 Born
Infun t.
Son gieipsS Orleans, 9putom unb @als
peton tdgli9 1900 Gprm. uMb 4:05
Na6m.
Son San Sraneiseo, 81 Yaio uab
eagle 8aB tdgli6 1880 Na6m. unb
4:30 Mbenbs..
Morris tribune., 1892-10-05

w. w. Erwin, who was one of the
attorneys for the grain growers in the
Legislative wheat investigation last
winter, and who is commonly credited
with having written the minority re-
port signed by single member of the
committee, has been interviewed in
Duluth with regards to the efforts OF
the st. Paul Globe to make political
capital in Minnesota for the Demo
cratic party out of the pamphlet writ
ten by G.. G. Wolcott for the Chicago
grain gamblers and aimed primarily
at the anti-option bill. He said:
Strange as it may sound, Senator
Washburn and his moral hackers, Mr..
Pillsbury and friends, are the greatest
friends the Northwestern farmers
have upon earth today. The legisla-
tive investigation committee, by evi-
dence taken before it, established the
solemn fact that the practice of sell
ing wheat not in existence in the mar
ket in Chicago by the vast volume of
one hundredfold in excess of the ac-
tual wheat, is vice which has been
permitted to grow SO powerful that it
overthrows Gods supply and demand.
This vicious and unrestricted practice
Morris tribune., 1892-10-05

The Clinton big Stone county,
Advocate says: Messrs. Thorpe and
Peterson are making splendid can
vas, and at the same time gathering
hosts of friends and admirers around
them in every part of the district. 1t
is the duty of every honest and intel
hgent Republican to give these men
their hearty support, and use all up
right and fair means to secure their
election. They were wisely chosen to
represent the affairs of this district in
the legislature with special refence to
their fitness and qualification; besi les
being the only legitimate nominees.
All support given them, means sup
port given to the candidates whose
entire sympathies are with the work
ing classes, and by placing such men
in power you contribute to the proper
adjustment of the difficulties which
exist between the masses and the cap
italist, one Of the most important
problems for solution of the present
day.
Morris tribune., 1892-10-05

The Otter Tail Alliance Advocate
says: Probably at lest 1900 of the
voters of Otter Tail county intend to
resent the attempt of Boen to betray
the Alliance party to affiliation with
Donnelly and Fish, and while it is
reasonably certain that he is beaten it
is sometimes we'll to consider if it is
not safe to make sure thing of the
matter and concentrate toward one
candidate.
The TRIBUNE is fully convinced that
the bulk of the Alliance vote in Otter
Tail county will be cast for Mr.. Feig.
Morris tribune., 1892-10-05

We give space this week to COM
munication advocating the claims of
the Democratic candidate for school
superintendent, Mr.. J. S. Welch. We
fully agree with our correspondent as
to the character and qualifications re-
quired to make a good and efficient
superintendent of schools, and we
firmly believe, after two years trial,
that Mr.. L. r. Macintosh, our present
school superintendent, is just the man
for the place. But as our Democratic
friends have no organ in this county,
we wish to treat them fairly and give
them space to set forth the claims Of
their candidates, Notwithstanding the
fact that everyone knows us to be an
out-and-out Republican.
Morris tribune., 1892-10-05
MINNESOTA NEWS.

st. Paul dressed beef dealers hav
formed combine.
Destructive forest fires are reported O.
the st. Cloud and Hinckley railway i
Mile Lacs county.
Andrew c. Lee, a prominent farme
living near MoerheGd, suicided las
week. No cause Known.
| Several st. Paul warehouses wer'
damaged by fire Tuesday of last week tt
the extent of $4,000.
The Minnesota woman's auxiliary o.
the worlds fair, at meeting in st. Paul
voted in favor of having the fair open OF
Sunday.
| Several heavy damage suits have beer
fled against the City of st. Paul on &C
count OF the food in West St. Paul last
summer.
At Minneapolis last week Charles
Baker, charged with stealing 95 cents
from Emma Watson, was sentenced to
three years at Saltwater.
The business portion of Bellingham
was partially destroyed by fire. Every
business house on both sides of Main
street was destroyed, causing loss of
$55, 1000.
Since the opening Of navigation 2,976
vessels have passed in and out of Duluth
harbor, carrying on the average about
1900 tons each, or nearly 5,000,O00 tons
of freight.
The miraculous window from the
Catholic church at Canton has been re-
moved by Bishop Cotter and taken to
Winona for examination The bishop
believes the face is due to flaw in the
glass.
The South St. Paul distillery resumed
active operations Monday. The concern
has paid $500, 900 to the internalrevenue
officers for September taxes. 1t uses
165, 900 gallons of oil per month for fuel
for its furnaces.
Minneapolis school children. to the
number of about q, 1000, enjoyed an out
ing at Lake Harriet and Minnehaha falls
Friday. It was the first "Park Day"
picnic and will hereafter be an annual
holiday for the Minneapolis youth.
Maggie Deboe spicided at Saltwater
last Week. she was engaged to marry
Fred Payette, who was killed by a fall
ing log at Holyoke a day or two previ-
GUS. On learning of his death she
herself in Lake st. Croix.
A horse owned by the Minnetonka
Meat Supply company met with its
death in peculiar manner on Nioollet
avenue, Minneapolis, the other night.
It was frightened at its shadow in the
street, and rearing, fell back upon the
curb dead.
G.. r. Bell, vagrapt, wss arrested at
Winona for stealing Billiard balls, and
confined in the city lookup. During the
evening he set FIRE to the woodwork of
she lookup and only for the smoke at
,racting attention he would have been
;remated.
The officers Of the Minnesota State
Fair association have about completed
he financial account of the late fair,
nd state that there viii be good mar
sin in the profit coluph despite the up-
svogable weather that attended the |
ast two days.
Morris tribune., 1892-10-05
SECOND KNOCK OUT
W!SCONSIN'S APPORTlONMENT ACT
AGAIN DECLARED VOID.

The Defense Given Permission to Make
Answer to Realtors Complaint-A Gen.
eral Disposition Among Democrats to
Abide by the Decision.
MADISON, Sept. 27.-The supreme
court has rendered decision declaring
the apportionment made by the extra
session of the legislature invalid. JUS
tice T4inslow dissents. Another session
will doubtless be called, and the legisla-
ture will make another attempt to con-
form to the rulings of the court.
The decision holding the second legis-
lative apportionm act void, created
the most intense excitement in political
circles. The court has as yet handed
down no opinion. 1t did not have time
to write one. Its action was specified in
brief order not exceeding 300 words
which it handed down. The order is as
follows:
The court holds that the order granting
leave to the relator to bring this action on be-
half of the state was properly made. Hence
the motion on behalf of the defendant to va
cate the same and dismiss the action must be
refused.
The court further holds that the complaint
states facts sufficient to enttle the state to the
relief demanded. Hence the motion on behalf
of the state to add demurrer to- the COM
plaint is frivolous and therefore judgment
must be granted. Such determination of these
matters in effect overrules the demurrer of the
complaint.
An opinion will be prepared and filed
at an early hour. If the defense desires
leave to interpose answer to the COM
plant the court will hear such motion
on the next motion day.
: That, SO far as the public has any in
form alton, is the full record of the
court on the subject with the exception
that Associate Justice Winslow gave
notice that he dissented from the find
ings of his four associates. The latter,
it may be interesting to note, are Chief
Justice Lyon and Justices Cassoday,
Pinney and Orton. Orton and Pinney
are Democrats and Lyon and Cassoday
are Republicans. Winslow, who dis
sents, is also Democrat and was ap-
pointed by Governor Peck a year ago to
fill the vacancy caused by the death OF
Justice Taylor. Nopolitical bias, under
the circumstances, can be attached to
the decision.
The general view of the situation is
that the court practically decides that
the legislature has no discretion in MAX
ing apportionments 80 far as population
is concerned and that the law is prac-
tically declared invalid.
Will Abide by the Decision.
Senator Villas had talk with the JUS
tices after the decision, and although
leave is given to file a motion on the
next motion day, which is Friday, ask
ing leave to interpose an answer in the
case and defend the law on its merits,
he appears to be satisfied that it would
be useless under the circumstances.
Attorney General o. Connor said: "We
can stand it if the Republicans can.
There is no political advantage to either
party. did not believe the law was
unconstitutional but the majority Of the
court seemed to disagree with me. Far
her than this do not care to speak at
present" |
Morris tribune., 1892-10-05
ABOUT OCTOBER II.

An Extra Session of the Wisconsin Legis-
-..- lature to BE Called.
MADISON, Wis, Oct. st has been
decided that an extra session will be
called Oct. II or 12 to make another ap-
portionment. Secretary of State Gun
ningham says that is the programme
and that the mandate of the court is
supreme so far as he is concerned. The
governor has not yet returned, but the,
call will not be issued until after the
court has filed its decision. That will
probably be in a. day or two as Justice
Cassoday, it is understood, will then be
ready, as Justices Lean and Orton wrote
their opinion on the first apportionment.
Morris tribune., 1892-10-05
Fergus Falls Journal: Robert Schil-

Fergus Falls Journal: Robert Schil-
ling, in trying to defend Donnelly for
selling out the farmer and labor party
in 1888, stated that Henry Feig went
back on the Alliance for an office.
This is not true. When Henry went
into the Alliance it was not political
party; it was farmers movement,
and in it were both Democrats and
Republicans. When the Alliance de-
cided to go into politics as party
Mr.. Feig declined to go, as did many
others. Even Mr.. Boen opposed turn
ing the Alliance into political party,
Morris tribune., 1892-10-05
From Columbus to Lieutenant
Peary.

From Columbus to Lieutenant
Peary.
The discovery of America, begun
by Columbus, has been a continuous
process. It has gone on steadily for
four hundred years and is not COM
plete yet. There still remain portions
of the interior and of the northern
coast lines that are not definitely
known. Counting Greenland as a
part of our western world-as geog-
raphers have habitually done we
may regard Lieut.. Peary's expedition
in this very anniversary year 1892 as
simply a continuance Of the work of
Columbus and his successors. Look
at a map of the Artic regions and you
will see that no northern outline is
given for Greenland, at least for
long distance. It has not been given
by map makers because it has not
been determined by the explorers.
But Lieutenant Peary (of whose views
and purposes an account is given in
our department of 1.-THE New Books")
has this summer made sledging ex-
pedition across the ice fields of Green
land from his camp beyond Cape
York to the unknown north coast, and
has brought back definite geograph-
ical information that will help geog-
raphers to complete the outline map
of that portion of America. The Re-
view of Reviews last year told of the
perilous undertaking and of the anx-
iety that was for the little party win
tering SO far north. The Kite, which
took Peary, his wife and his associates
last year and left them in Mccormick
Bay, has now had the happy fortune
to find them and bring them back.
The return Of the Peary Expedition
was one Of the pleasantest incidents
Of the month of September. From
the Progress of the World" October
Review of Reviews.
The articles in the October number
of the above named celebrated month