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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-19

Wychodzi codziennie w dwoch
edycjach: rannei i wleczorne], O.
procz swat dni swiatec znych, W
ktore wpch"dn raz ieden Ia dzlen.
Olbt@ymi dziaf telegramow
korespondencyi re wszystkich s,o-
tic europejsklch i pahstw zaocea-
nowych, wreszcle wspo}prasownlct-
wo pierwszorzednych pisarzdw
,>olskich zjedna}y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-19

Rsa.y. w Doblezynle
Fod Ruklem DIN. "a I'm. pr1uu-
ME plorun uderzy} W czasie purzy
W obore dominating, pokryts
s}oma i trzcina i spali} JIG do
szczetu. Byd}a sztuk 60 uratowat
skotarz;; bedac W oborze prz>-
tomnoscl ME utraclf ] bYdio pos
puszczal z fancuch6w = spal,f sic
tylko stadnik, 3 konie / SWINE.
Try slkawki z Jezlorek i q
Buku uratowaly dalsze budynki.
= w R 0 c hssa c h pod Zdunaml
spaliiy sic W zesz}y czwartek trzy
domy robotnlk6w dominlalnych,
przyczem utracita zycre stara me-
wlasta dzlecko. Domy te byfy
stoma kryte. Oglen w%znleci4o
dziecko 5-letme, polostawl"ne
samo W lzbie. w Parry
o i e pod Ostrzeszowem w
domu gospodarza Ha}amundy
powstaf oglen W zesz}ym tyg"dniu
pozar ogarnaf wszystkie hu!ynkl
l przenlosl sic ma budynki >n~Iada
Kurzawskiego i tie ta&ze znlS>czyf.
Gospodarzowi H. uda1o sig t >Iko
wyratowac dzlecl, przyczem
iona tax sic poparzy}a, IL IA dru-
gi dzieh "~~ Gospoacrz X.
mlat-czau~, &c sprzety Ii.
byli zabezpleczeni, czezkie
aiesli straty. Otto znow jeden
~.ysiacznpch dowodow, re ME
ley skapic kllku hub kilkunastu
TX. rocznle ma op}ate zaDezple-
eHe cd ognia.
W Ostroqcie ma radzle miei-
yei uchwalono wykopac kiIka
tebokich studni, by uzyskac wode
arowa, z powedu re dotychczas
.zywana woda uznana jest nlezdat-
70 do picla.
W Bieleuie pod Krzvwinien
odkry:o podobno pok1ady wapna
obliczaJa ]e ~tymczasowe Ma 4
nliony metr6w szcsa1lennych.
Vielka to korzysc ola ca}ej tel
kolicY.
v Kopaszewie pod Krzywlnrem
ziedziczka tel wsi, jadac do Kos.
lana z corka / kuzYnya. mia}a
rzypadek. Konie r%oztlegaly sic
! drodze, dwie m4odsze pane
7yskoczy}y z powozu szczesllwle,
PAM Ch4apowska ztamaia reke.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-19
W Stevens Point, Wis.,,
z dniem 26go Lutego 1891
roku zaczaf wychodzlc TY
GoDNlK PoLsK1 pod tytulem
r O L N T. X.

pismo to glownie Jest
poswIecone sprawom farmer.
skim, podawac bedzie arty
kuiy gosp g.
VIE, r 8 n ictwle e, ch 0.
d o wanlu d W
s%krocenlu niektore teIegramy
zagranlczne i kraiowe.
Prenumerata wynosl tylxo
$l.O0 rocznle.
Ktoby chciai zapisac ROL
NlkA, nlechaj prsesl eswoi
adres z zaiaczenlem $1.O0 do
kRUTZA & HU ETTER
stevens Point, wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-19
FRASZKI.

N'Wosr1 ma.
Dia czegc N,emcv Francu-
81 ME trwonia tax wlele pleniedzy
Jak Polacy?S
DO ME w~yiezlzaja IA gra-
nice!
A d,a czego ME wyjedza.
jq!
= Jakr ty g4apl! Bo i tax
juz "a granica!
" szk0le.
Koguclnski, kto to by}
Kolumb?
A kura, prosze pana profe-
sora.
: Go znowu? ola czego?
= 30 aiosf iaJa!
= Ola Boga, co pleclez, kto
CT to powledzlai?
-Abo tn ,,czytances stol
napisane: ,,ja]e Kolumba wprawl.
10 zadumanle wszystklch".
Ell ty oslo, gdyby byf kura,
to by przeciez nikogo ME zdzlwi},
re zni6sf jaje....
Aha, juz WIEN; zdzlwlil sic,
DO to by} 3ogut.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-19

Piehary. Pred kilku 6nla-
yidzlano tn nlejaklego Glzde
lskl, ktory wiama} sic W oko-
Mys}owic kllkakrotnie do
zkah W celu rabunNu. Gdy go
ano, pHszczono siq "a nun W
II, ale uclekl ku Bytomiowi.
marek jest wyznaczonych "a
z}apanie 1 odstawienle do
!. w Bytomiu chwyclf pewien
ozkarz cz4owieka, kt6rego "a
go Gizde uwaza}. Ale sic
nylif, DO to by1 kto inny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-19

Majqtek Kosowo Slemowo e
f%olwarHami, maiacy 44Oo morg
obsza-u, obja} W dzla}ach rodzln-
nych pan Gustav Potworowskl,
starszy syn S. p. Bronlstawa 20
tworowsklego,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-19
"a WIARUSA
SZL ASK !

Sp. KS. Atanozy Kleinwae-
tier. - W klasztorze ia Gore
p. Amy umar4 W sobote wleczo-
N krotko pc godzinie 9 ks.
anazy Klelnwaechter, przeor
l%sztoru, SKINNY ma ca}y Sl2zk
znodzieja ludowy, MAJ zacny i
:lklei swiatobliwoscl. Zmar}y
vii sic dnia 81 Stycznla 1886
zieder wv hrabstwie K}odz-
llczv} zateta Sc lot, wyswie-
y zosta} IA kapfana dina %
rNt2 1850 l.. Pred itiku latY
c} gooOjclec sw: "a pofozone
ugl tytu}em ,,Mlssionarius
)stolicus."
Geese pamlecl tego zas}u-
go ka24ana; wleczny spok6j
duszY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-19
OLA TEGO w RHYME Oh


cleo sw. m6gi podczas ostatnlego
postu ~jeszcze gorsceJ sic modlic,
nlz "a lat dawnlejszych.
Chociaz calemu swlatu daf
dispense ma Post W,elkl, iednak
z mel san ME korzysta{.
Gdy mu lekarze przedstawlll
to pred oczy, wytiomaczy{ sic
tax: ,,caiy SWAT katolicki c:erpiai
ma influenze, a, Jam jej ME mia1."
Ale Wasza Swlatobliwosc ma
IS lat ljestes s4abowltym.- Tax.
odpar1 Papiez, toe to tez Jest ro-
dza] lnfluenzy ,ale jeJ juz panowie,
ME uIeczycie we mnle. l Fam KIN II
eusta lekarzom.
Przez ca1y Wlelkl tydzlen byf
Papiez prawle eagle ia modli.w1e
W Wielki Piatek prawle ME wy
chodzi1 z kosclola. Sfucha} rozpa-
mietywania PREY Stacyach eMeki
Pansklej, a gdy czytano ustep o
zaparclu sic sw. Plotra W kuchnl
Annaszowej, wtedy zakryi twarz
dionml i d1ugo tax ro7mysla}.
Ach, jake dis trudno nastep-
cy Piotra sw. W obec tax zepsute-
10 sw,ata utrzvmac dohre stds""
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-19
kuFyeF WaFszaWski.
DIVA razy dziennie!!

Najpopularnieisze pismo polskie.
Evening journal., 1892-02-24
releaRAPHIc eReWTles.

The Mexican government bias announced
that the bands Of tho rebel leader Cara
have been dispersed and that travelling in
that country is now safe.
Private Dsizell has issued cali for cor
vention Of old soldiers TO meet at Mime
apols on the day before the national Re
publican convention.
The New York state board q railroad
commissioners say that the testimony docs
not explain why the engineer Of the limited
express failed 10 observe the daHgor signal
IN the recent collision at Fishkill, IN which
two deaths occurred
The schooner Mary J. Hubbard, from New
York, Jan. %, for Sabine Pass, was wrecked
on Riding Hook The crew were rescued.
The Interstate Artificial Rain company,
of Goodland, Kan, has started a process for
making rain. Farmers have the rain Oon-
pany under contract.
The freshmen and sophomores Of Wabash
college, Charlottesville, Ind, ended their
celebration Of Washington's birthday by
blowing up the Outbuildings on the campus
with dynamite.
Fireman Lynch, Of McKeesport, Pa, an
swering an alarm with his companions Mon
day night, found that his own house was
burning and his two children mothered to
death Lynch is expected to die
Evening journal., 1892-02-24
HAVE YOU THE GRIPPE'
MANY People Have IL and DO Not Know
II. Bow 60 Recognize tho Symptoms
and now 70 Treat Them.

II. Row 60 Recognize tho Symptoms
and Row 70 Treat Them.
Hundreds Of people have the Grippe who
do not know IT, Not necessarily the final
stages. but the frat stages. They feel pains
in the head. and a bad taste IN the mouth, gst
tired and Respondent have chilly sensations;
limbs and muscles ache. In some cases these
things are overlooked. In most cases PERHAPS
they arc considered only slight cold. In
nearly every case they indicate the coming OF
Grippe.
There Is but one thing to do when these
symptoms appear, ana that IL 10 take pre- mpt
and vigorous measures, 10 fortify nature 70
repel the enemy. A little well directed EFFORT
At Just the right time will accomplish very
much more than laborcd efforts afterwards
There is but one thing 70 be done. and that IL
20 use n pure stimulant, somstbing that will
promptly arrest. and In no way injure, s0n1f-
thing endorse ed BY scientists, recommendNd
By phyeicisns. and popular because 40 enc
itnt-Duny's Pure Malt Whiskey. Two years
ago and last year when the Grippe WAS raging.
this was the standard remedy used, and
recommended BY the profession. IL did more
TO prevent :he Grippe than all other known
OF recommended remedies. 10 preserved
many people IN health who would etherwiss
have been grieyously sick. perhaps even
worse 10 Is as efficient today as ever It
should be borne in mind that other so-called
WHISTLES may not be so efficient. and II any
dealer asserts that such whiskies are the
same, distruet him at once. There "a but one
medicinal whiskey. and that is Duffy's Pure
Malt.
Evening journal., 1892-02-24
Tho Lotterr.s Now Home.

PANAMA, Fob. 2i-The report that the
Louisiana lottery had. secured a perpetual
franchise from the government Of Nicaragua
has been confirmed. The headquarters Of
the concern win be located at Grcytown,
and branch Offices viii be established at
every Central and South American capital
and at the City OF Mexico. The lottery
win be operated on moro gigantic scale
than ever. The place viii be made a sec
ond Monte Carlo, and large castle will be
erected 10 accommodate the lottery and
other gambling games Hotels viii be fitted
up 20 make Greytown an ideal winter resort
FOR Americans and Europeans. Lines OF
palatial steamers win run between the
Isthmus and New Orleans New York and
London
Evening journal., 1892-02-24
Prevalence Of Kidney DIsease

The large dem and In this and foreign
lands, for EucHU-PAIBA is the best evil
dence OF it's reliability as a remedy In
Kidney and Genito- Urinary diseases.
affections Of the bladder, Sc. The increase
IN Kiduev Complaints In this country la
recent years has been arrested to great
extent through the merits Of this new
remedy BuoHU-PAIBA, which without
doubt Is the best known treatment for
irritation, Inflammation and cAtarrh Of the
Bladder, and the various diseased Genito-
Urinary discharges, Il Is put up In con.
venisnt bottles that sell for $1.00 at
Druggists or Chemists. or may be had OF
the manufacturer. express prepaid. by
forwarding 81 90 to f. S. Wells, Jersey
| CITY, N. j.
Evening journal., 1892-02-24
Nav PoLLIna PLACES.
The Rural, County Board of Election
Holds An Interesting Meeting.

The Rural County Board of Election
Holds An Interesting Meeting
An interesting meeting Of the Board oil
Election Commissioners Of rural New
Castle county was held at No. 00a3 Mar
ket street yesterday afternoon.
This commissioners practically agreed
10 divide the following hundreds and dis
tricts aud have settled upon the polling
places;
North Christians hundred-Two dis
trlcts, polling places at Highlands and
Victor Sterlines storehouse
South Christiana-Two districts, polline
places at New port and MarshAllton.
West White Clay Creek-Two districts,
both polling places IN Newark.
Pencader--Two districts, polling places
zt Cooch's Bridge and Kirkwood.
West ST. Georges-Two districts, both
polling places Ia Mlddietown,
East Sc Georges-Two districts, polling
places at Odessa and Port Penn.
Blackblrd-Two .istrlcts, both polling
places at Blackbird.
Appoqunimink-- districts, both
polling places In Townsend.
New Castle Four districte, three poll
log places at New Castle one AZ Franklin
Sch lOl House.
Evening journal., 1892-02-24

PTTTsBURG Feb 24.-The twenty-sixth
annual encampment Of the Pennsylvania
Grand Army Of the Republic convened in
two days session in this city this morning.
National Commander in Chief Palmer made
an address. Two very important matters
VIII be considered by the encampment.
One resolution requesting the govern
ment 20 purchase the remainder Of the
twenty-five miles Of the Gettysburg survey
and maintain il as it does the National park
or the Chiclamauga battlefield The other "
the right Of precedence at the Washington
parade Of Sept %
Evening journal., 1892-02-24

Beetles. water huge The most effective
and permanent remedy is-for two or
three nights to sprinkle RoUeH ON RATS
dry powder unmixed. on, In, about and
down the sink aud drain pipe; scatter It
we'll but thilly all over the sink. First
thing In the morning wash IL all away
down the drain pipe repeat two or three
nights, when all the insects from garrett
to cellar win disappear The secret Of
this is In the fact that wherever the
bugs or insects may be during she day,
they must 60 to the sinks for water during
the night They can't stand ROU0H ON
RATS In their water. This is the quick.
est. most effective and satisfactory
remedy. ROUGH ON RATS being poison,
IL should be used In this way only al
night and washed away early In the
morning Another way is to mix a "a BILE
spoonful OF hoUGH ON RATS with hall
pound OF brown sugar Sprinkle II on
rear Of cupboard shelves OF on plates. Of
on sheets Of paper placed high out o
reach OF children.
Evening journal., 1892-02-24
DAMAGE CASE TRIED.
Anna Maria williams, Coiored, Has a
Attack OF the Damage Epidemic.

Anna Maria williams, Colored, Has an
Attack OF the Damage Epidemic.
The time Of the SuperiorC Court vest erday
was occupied In hearing the case Of Anna
Maria williams VS. theWalton aud Whsrn
Company he plaintiffs husband Yves
killed by inhaling sulphuric acid fumes
while working 10 the acid chamber, by
order OF the superintendent. Lewis @.
Vandergrift and W. s. Prickett repre-
sented the plaintiff Colonel Benjsmiu
Nields WAS for the company,
joseph l. Hamilton Dav Anderson.
Anna Maria Williams Rev. John W
Hall, Robert n Lewis, Annie Bailey,
John Witt, ADRIAN Brown william =.
Ward, John Clark, Chester J. Moore and
James Price testified for the plaintiff.
Ala o'clock court adjourned until ia
o'cl ok this morning.
Evening journal., 1892-02-24

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Feb "a joaquin Miller,
the poet Of the Sierras has cut of his iow-
ing locks and has renowned civilization and
authorship He has secured a-bermitage IN
the mountains back Of San Diego, 10 which
he intends to retire. The recent conviction
Of his son Harry for stage robbery, during
which the poets neglect Of his offspring was
widely circulated and tho comments Of the
press, are said 10 have caused him 10 re
nounoe the world.
Evening journal., 1892-02-24

JOHNsTON-JO JOHNSTON the 18th IN
slant. by Rev V. Hummel Berghaus, rector
OF Calvary Church, at his residence, No. go
Madison street, William A. Johnston and
Jennie III. Johnston, both OF thig city. = sncrn
FEh-HUDSON.-On the 18th In
slant, at Madeley NJ. v. parsonage, by Rev. Il.
q. Atkins. John Schafer and Miss Mary
a.. Hudson. both Of this city. ..[.s=.-s.
sSW RIGHT-PALMER. At st. p ul's NJ.
~ parsonage. No. 3l5 West Seventh street, Ton
Thursday, February Is, isq2. BY Rev. Louis r
Barrett, samuel n, Wright and Mary T.
Palmer all Of New Castle county. Del.
Evening journal., 1892-02-24

DETROIT, Feb. 24-The Michigan club
banquet was intended 70 be a rallying Of
local Republicans without any reference TO
The presidential favorites, and yet there
were some significant events. General r.
A. Alger, who is looked upon as Michigan's
''favorite SON. presided. The greatest ova-
ton Of the evening, however, was given 70
William Mckinley, and not to Alger. Per
haps the most significant event OF the even
ing was the neglect 70 read the letter Of
regret from President Harrison.
Evening journal., 1892-02-24

ADAMS On February.ao. Mrs. Benjamin
Adams, aged IS years
DEAKYNE.-In this city. on the 10th in
slant, Louisa J. Deskyne. wife OF O.. b.
Deakyne.
DOUGHERTY.-In PHILADELPHIA. on Feb
ruafy -, Patrick noughsrty, aged e2 years,
formt rly OF Mt. Cuba.
MOORE.-At Moore's station. p, w. & b.
railroad, on February q, Ella Moore.
MCCLOSKEY.--In this city, on Fehruarv "a,
Msggie, daughter Of the late Michael Nc
Closxsy. aged y years.
Evening journal., 1892-02-24

OHIcAGo, Feb. 24.-It was decided at the
meeting between the representatives OF the
executive committee Of the national Demo
cratic committee aud the local committee
that wigwam 10 hold 1900 people should
be erected on the lake front, the national
committee 20 control 1900 and the local
committee 5000 serff TO Hill men here
look favorably upon this action, as they
think Il signifies full galleries favorable Il
their candidate, It looks now as though
the main showing in the convention would
be for Senator Hill
Evening journal., 1892-02-24

WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-The comptroller
Of the currency has declared = FIRST dividend
Of % per cent In favor Of the creditors Of
the First National bank Of Clearfeld, Pa
on claims proved amounting TO Sli2, 1911,
and first dividend Of 80 per cent. in favor
Of the creditors Of the Cory National bani
Of Cory, Pa, ON claims proved amounting
TO S5iS. O60O6.
Evening journal., 1892-02-24

ELnER Brother (who has to do the
work for the family ED, did hear
you say the other day that you wished
you knew bow 20 milk a cowY Younge,
Brother-''Yes Elder Brother (se
nignly)--"Well, II you will black my
shoes for me will let you milk the COW
tonight The arrangement was mad 9
and performed. Buffalo Courier
Evening journal., 1892-02-24

BosToN, Feb. 2i-E. M. Chamberlain, a
noted labor reformer, women suffragist and
temperance advocate, and who was asso-
ciated with Garrison and Phillips in the
anti-slavery movement, died Of grip at his
home in Cambridge. The deceased came
OF a wealthy family, but was disinherited
by his father on account Of his political
ODiniong
Evening journal., 1892-02-24

NEWARK, n. j., Feb. 94.-Thomas JAM
son, mentally unsound from grip, went TO
the outskirts OF the city, where he shot him.
self twice When found he said that tramps
had attacked him, but it was subsequently
learned that the deed wns his own. He viii
NOT live
Evening journal., 1892-02-24

TOXIC, Feb. 24-There were 2,3ss earth
quakes in Japan during the past three
months, seyenty-nine Of which were quite
severe
Evening journal., 1892-02-24

DETROIT, Feb. "A "A great demonstration
II welcome was given ex-President Cleve-
hand here yesterday afternoon. There were
more people on the streets than at any time
during hot political campaign, political
clubs coming from all directions, and they
all checred themselves hoarse.
hr Cleveland looked happy, for he re.
ceived assurances from Democratic leaders
and state committeeman that the Michigan
delegates 10 Chicago would DO for him.
Some Of the leaders say, however, that there
viii be no chance for his nomination, the
action at Albany make it impossible 10 take
either New York candidate.
AZ night the formal reception IN honor OF
Abe ex-prcsident was held at the Cadillac
hotel So thick was the multitude shat
pressed against the hotel entrance that men
and women that got into the jam could not
extricatc themselves. Mr.. Cleveland oordi
ally grasped the hand Of each, and at the
close OF the reception it was estimated that
AZ least 1900 people had passed before him
The line was broken for few moment.
while the ex-presdent and General Algel
exchanged courtesies amid a scene Of great
enthusiasm. An incident that caused con
siderable laughter was the vain endeavor OF
an elderly lady to embrace Mr.. Cleveland.
Evening journal., 1892-02-24

WASHINGTON, Feb PA vast crow d
surged through the White House last night
to pay their respects to the president and
Mrs. Harrison. Il was the closing reception
Of the season, and was given in honor Of the
public. Every rank and condition Of life
was present
Evening journal., 1892-02-24

Marshal MahaHy arrested Ella OFT yes
terdsy or selling liquor without paying
. COVER ment tax Uoited States Com.
missl1u Smith held her In $500 bail for
a further hearing She was fined $50
and COS ; At the Municipal Court for
selling without license
Evening journal., 1892-02-24

BEVERLEY, Feb. A.-The shoecutters in
this town say they are satisfied with their
present wages. The price list presented by
Che shcecutters' union has not yet been con
sidered b. the manufacturer
Evening journal., 1892-02-24

NKw ALBANY, Ind, Feb. 24-John Kaiser
quarreled with his wife and shot her dead
Kaiser took refuge under a barn. Citizens
armed with guns ordered Kaiser 10 surren-
der, but be refused, and drawing a revolver
blew 0ut his brains
Evening journal., 1892-02-24

AUGUSTA, Ne, Feb. 2i.--ice operations
on the Kennebec river are totally suspended
on account of the thaw u the past two
days. The houses are not over half full
Hundreds Of men are idle and the ice Is rap
idly wasting.
Evening journal., 1892-02-24

The Equitable Life" is the largest
insurance com pany IN the world rs
assets sre fl35. 100000. With a surplus
ofer and beyond ali liabilities Of
fg5 000 900.
ANsON A. MAHER, General Agent,
No SOP Market street.
Evening journal., 1892-02-24

The Worcester Shield and the Press OF
anow Hill, Nd. have consolidated undt I
the name Of the Worces-er Shield and
Press B. s Smith is editor and pub
fisher.
Evening journal., 1892-02-24

LONDON, Feb PA dispatch to The
Standard from Moscow states that Count
Tolstoi, who has been engaged in the work
Of relieving the distress In the famine dis
tricts, has been ordered by the government
to return to his estate.
Evening journal., 1892-02-24

buffalo, Feb. 24.-At che national elec
trical convention in session here, San Fran
cisco requested the next national conven
ton. San Francisco viii get left Chicago
is slated for It.
Evening journal., 1892-02-24

ROCHESTER, n. Y, Feb. 24-Daniel T.
Mclnerney, the express messenger who was
shot, is in a fair way Of recovery, the wound
in his thigh being the only serious one.
Evening journal., 1892-02-24

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Feb A.-The Daily
Florida Standard, which began publication
here year and half ago as an anti-Call
organ, has suspended.
Evening journal., 1892-02-24

LONDON, Feb. A.-The queen arrived at
Windsor castle from Osborn, Isle OF Wight.
In spite Of official statements TO the con
trary, Victoria has not recovered from her
recent illness.
Evening journal., 1892-02-24

II CAN'T pay this bill, doctor It's sx.
brilliant. Pm no better than I was,
either" That's because you didn't take
my advice "Ah-well-oi course II l
didn't take It don't owe you for IT,
Thanka. Good morning n-Life.
Evening journal., 1892-02-24

The place to get one quart or sity
quarts OF mils Is at Porter's, corner
Seventh and Madison streets. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed or money refunded De.
ivered or sold at store Telephone cal
Evening journal., 1892-02-24

NEWARK, n. j., Feb. 24-wnliam E.
Pine, who was an alderman Of this city for
two terms and ran for mayor on the Law
and Order ticket four years ago, is dead.
Evening journal., 1892-02-24

is what Mrs. Paisley, Of Newburgh, N Y.
always says to Hoods ssrsaparilla. It
cured her OF severe case OF scrofula ard
eczema and she has reason to be grateful
II you are Bilious take hoops PILLS.
Evening journal., 1892-02-24

"OAN you beat a carpet, said the lady
Of the house TO the tramp who asked for
somethihg to eat "Don'5 know, mum. .
he replied frankly, 81 never tried. But
guess mebbe can, for I've beat most
everything else in this town. Detroit
Free Press
Evening journal., 1892-02-24

The weather promises 10 be changeable
with about stationary temperature.
Evening journal., 1892-02-24

Clothing cleaned, dyed and repaired by
skilled workmen at Oil Market street.
Evening journal., 1892-02-24

Outside OF this episode the day was practi.
cafly wasted Business was continually in.
terrupted with songs and story telling.
Frances willard and Mrs. Lease, Of Kansas,
were added 10 the committee on platform,
and then Jerry Simpson started a whirlwind
Of talk with resolution calling for the es.
Establishment Of a permanent census bureau,
with a special division 10 gather statistics Of
interest and important TO farmers The
resolution was adopted.
Next, wilkins, Of Ohio, submitted n reso.
luton demanding the passage Of the bill
for free and unlimited coinage of silver.
Willis, of Georgia, in an emphatic speech,
opposed this until the bill could be read, SO
that they would know what they were
voting for Amid great cheering, he said
nine-tenths Of the great industrial and agri
cultural classes were in favor Of free and
unlimited coinage OF silver and insisted that
che proper place for such demand was IN
the atform This evoked cries of 1T viii
IL Willis
In tho end the resolution went on the Ia.
bio and after General Weavers son had
done a whistling and banjo act and Mrs
Nichols OF Chicago, had rendered song
that told how the gold and silver In the
oenan Of the White House was going TO be
cleared out when the people got 70 Wash.
ington, the convention adjourned until to.
morrow.