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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-01-27
q nRrLLrANr wrpprNa.

The marriage yesterday evening Of
Mr.. Edward j.. Mcdonald and
Miss Cordelia Sprinkle, at o'clock,
in ST. Joseph's Church, was very
brilliant affair. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Father n. ]. Nc
Keefry. The bridal party entered the
church proceeded by the ushers,
Messrs. McAdams and Getzendanner,
Of Cumberland; Chas. Violate, Of Har-
per's Ferry; w. Santman, J. /. Mo-
Donald, brother Of the groom, and
Leslie Sprinkle, a brother Of the bride.
Mr.. Oscar Sprinkle, brother Of the
bride, acted as groomsman, and Miss
Mod Donald, sister Of the groom, as
bridesmaid, who followed the ushers.
They were followed by the bride, lean
| ing on the arm Of the groom. The
pride wore q trailing gown Of light tan
leolored cloth, trimmed in velvet, with
hat to match, and carried boquet Of
Marechal Mel roses. The brides maid
was attired in gown to match that Of
the bride. After the ceremony they
proceeded to the B. 81 o. depot, where
they took the 4:30 train for Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York.
Both parties are very popular here,
and well thought Of. The presents
were numerous and handsome. IL
the happy couple we extend congratu-
lations and best wishes.
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Mr.. H. ,. Homreh paid Us : friendl,
eall this morning, and With much ~
gret We note his departure. He leave.
today for Hun,ington. this State, and
viii be located at No. 9l5 srd Ave,
Mr.. H. D. Barnett, also Of this city,
who has been clerkine with Mr.. HON
rich, accompanies him. and in the
future both viii make their home in
that city. We heartily commend them
to the good people Of Huntingdon, and
trust their interests win be mutual.
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PRoMPr PArINe.

At a settlement Of the vouchers Of
the Sheriff before the auditing COM
mittee, C. w. Doll and John 7. Pick
ing, made on the 26th day Of january,
1892, there has been disbursed out Of
the county levy Of 1891, to said date,
the sum Of s1s, 015.77, under the differ
emit heads as shown by the detailed
statement. Sheriff Miller and bis
deputies have taken up every order
presented to them for payment.
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The weather.
Fair; northwesterly winds.
NUGGETS or NEWS.

In Paris the number Of deaths from grip
In twenty-four hours reached 100
Alice Mitchell, one Of Memphis society
bellies, murdered her girl friend, Freda
Ward. BY cutting her throat with q razor.
The Benwood, Riverside and Top mills.
Of Wheeling, w. Va, constituting the
largest iron and steel making company
west Of the Alleghanies. have consolidated.
Miss Florence Hall win soon bring suit
In the supreme court Of San Francisco to
obtain her share Of the estate left by the
late William J. Florence, who. she alleges,
was her father.
/ Albert Hope, who was sent TO the Mem
phis penitentiary some time ago for four
years for obtaining money on worthless
drafts on Memphis banks, has been par
doned BY Governor Buchanan.
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wArrR At LAisT.

The well borers on the lands Of the
M. NJ. M. & I. Co.. have at last struck
water, between the furniture and pic
ture frame factories. This is the fourth
attempt, and . big stream ofwater
was found lat i depth Of AS feet. Mr..
Mcclure deserves success, as he fully
detsrmined, rs he said, to get water il
he had to make holes all over thelands.
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KILLEp AZ nRuksWIcK.

A man by the name Of Shipley, liv.
ing near Middletown, en- route for Bal.
timore, with train Of cattle, yester-
day, stepped OF at Brunswick in front
Of q West bound train, and was killed
instantly. He was terribly mangled
and had ! large hole cut in his side.
It was reported here that Mr.. John
Bartgess was the man killed, but upon
investigation We find the facts ..
above stated.
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CHURCH DIREcToaY.

First Methodist Episcopal Church, corner
Maple avenue and Burke street. Rev VIM, II.
Chapman, Pastor; residence, Burke street. adj
joining church.
sunday school, Of q. M Sabbath services, II
q, m. and n p. m. Prayer service, Wednesday
$50 p. m.
First Baptist Church, West King street, Row.
+. p, Robertson, Pastor residence West Burke
street.
Sunday school Gao a. m. Sabbath Services
n q. m and 7:3O p m. Prayer and Praise meet
ing Wednesday TAO y. m.
Reformed Church, East Burke street. sun.
day school $50 a. m. Morning service II o. m.
Evening service 100 p. m. Wednesday evening
service 730 p. m.
50. Johns Lutheran Church, corner Queen
and Martin SITS. Rev. Chas. s. Trump, pastor
Services Sunday II o'clock q. M. and sop. m
Sunday School $50 q. m. Prayer service 7.00
every Wednesday evening. Seats free. Wish
tors welcomed.
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Chnrch corner,
.of King and College Sts. Rev. Henry Thomas,
RoOtoE
Sunday school e:8Oa. m, Sunday services II
II .. m. and 7:30 p. m. Children's service first
Sunday IN each month at b. m. Evening
Prayer. Wednesdays 1t 7:oO p. m.
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PREsBYTERIAN ENTERTAINMENT.

PREsBYTERIAN ENTERTAINMENT.
The entertainment given last night
by the Mite Society of the Presbyter-
ian Church was much enjoyed by
those present, and proved quite sue
cess. The Humanophone, in charge Of
Mr., J. c. Frazer, proved the event Of
the evening. a large piece Of muslin
was stretched, on which was painted
the lines Of the treble staff in music,
notes cut in the muslin through which
peeped the heads Of the young ladies
who took part, each singing their re-
spectiye. note. This being the first
time the instrument has been exhibited
in this city, it presented something
new and novel.
The programme was varied, consist
ing Of piano duett, by Mrs. Frazier
and Miss Wisner; vocal solo, by Mr..
s. w. Walker; rendition Of Yankee
Doodle" and 'sListen to Ny Tale of
Woe" BY the Humanophone; piano
solo, BY Miss Woods; tableaux, Blue
Beard, two scenes; recitation, Miss
Josephine Wisner; tableaux, Boy Blue
and Bo Peep; vocal solo, BY Miss Wis
ner; tableaux, Cinderella, three scenes;
and after short intermission the tab
leaux, Sleeping Beauty. was presented
IN two scenes. Refreshments were
then served Quite a large crowd
were present, and all expressed them
selves Is being highly gratiAed with
the entertainment.
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In Ensss sunday. Nov. lssA. 1871.



New York iSis & M FSa. SIS, Bsito. is:6
and chicaeo iisss :. m, connects a. ilsncoef
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Sash sas sssIse. 4 AIasiIassars s:ss b ' ..
Berkeley Springs on saturday only
No. l. Vestibaied Limited w0ally,s leaves
New notk, go z, n, rhila. i 81 lalto; 30 >
Connects Il HANCOCK fof berkeley spfinss' e. Z.
s Xs' i vs.tibulea nspres. ~paily.n leave.
wash iisio arrives Il Martinshnrr 900 8. M.
Cincinnati Sa sI s's ri and 2, boH.
Wash Sis arrives y Msrtinsbarr iioi s M M
-' NJ. Is. naitimors and Cumberland Aecomo.
old Inc arrives Il Msstin.61rs IS !. NJ: cum.
sssss .sssst ssi Sss y ; sSs ,ss
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mcrs Via Old line a 40 1. m, and arrives e
MnFtinsbnrg tsDl b. m. and Piedmont az A.11 ~ N.
stops e al stations and connecta q Hancock
,or bbsrkeisy springs and 81 Green spring Hun
EAST BOUND.
No. g vestibuled Limited eDaiiy.n leaves
Chicago anb p M, arrives af Martinihnrr 40
p. m.; wash 80 2. M, Baltic. b,l1 rhIle, esly
and New York 1910 ?. ~, Connects with Pltts
MS, vcstIbuied Express .'Daily, sleaycs chi.
ongo 1910 .; m, arrives AZ Maftinsbnrg - -
Z. M, Wash, 1850 am. BALTIC. loop. m; PhilR.
R enc Nf rsp asss so r .ay,. p,,,.bu,.
$50 p. nj, arrives at Martineburg b:Oi :. nj,
wash; $40 BALTIC. $50; Phlla. fi:i0 .. M, and
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riyes ~ Martinsburg 1854 q. nj. WASH AiQ 3.
mi BALTIC. AJs Phlln. Ola and New York 0stR
p. N. stops III Shenandoah Junction. connects
tony ior n W. a ,
nagcrstown. and nc Washington Junction Tor
Frederick, except sunday.
No. 4 yestIbnlsd Express "Daiiy.'' leaves
N Loa Y M Il E cnSnast ~ ws.
Ralto. 40 Phlla 7S6 and New York loss d II.
No. 10. Cumberland and baltimore Accom-
mediation, sDailysy leaves Cumberland 2:5O, and
si naIsnors icSc nv fSadeIpS sn s
| M, and New York rio n M Stops 81 6li
stations west Of washington junction, connects
81 Aarper's Ferry for Winchester, NJ Weayorton
FL M r. ssaoss s ssnsaia aocomoaA
| tion, daily, except sunday, leaves Piedmont ~
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arrives ~ Baltimore. Via. Oidlline at4AO Ri mi
eli = y sa saa q g wssss
No. u. Martinabure and Bmnswlek accom-,
mediation, Daily leaves Martinsburg u eig
connects Il Harpers Ferry for Lexington and
Baltimore, and ct Weyerton for HaeorstoWn.
oi On. Psss;f A,rx = vs. T riefal Lsssst.
1T. 0'DKLI., General MANAGER, e.
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Cabinet Crisis IN GERMANY.

BERLIN, Jan. GA cabinet crisis il
impending in Prussia, owing to the op.
position to the school bill. Besides tho
offer Of resignation from DR.. MIGUEL,
minister of finance, the consideration 81
which the kaiser has postponed, The
FreissiniG Getting says that DR.. Beet
ticher, secretary Of the interior, Herr
HerTturth, minister Of the interior, and
Baron De Berlepsch,. minister Of com.
merce and industry, threaten to resign
# the bill passes. A. all these officials
are otherwise satisfactory to the kaiser
their departure from the cabinet would
leave him, % well as Chancellor Caprivi,
In difficult position.
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BIZ on Flre q Ell.apetbpors

ELIzABErH, N. =, Jan. IA Ore oc
CURED last night II the oil works Of
Borne, 6arymyfer a Co. ct Elizabeth.
port. The flames spread rapidly and
the employees were compelled 70 dee fol
near the shore and the burning oil floated
ont on Staten island Sound and set fire
bridge 81 the Baltimore and Ohio rail.
road The flames n this direction, how
ever, were checked and the big bridge
escaped with but little damage, Ths
|stroyed. The loss will reach @8O0, 900.
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FUNERALS.

The funeral Of Mrs. Schilling took
place today at o'clock, from the resi-
dence Of her husband, in Darkesville.
Interment at that place.
The funeral Of Capt. Snyder viii
take place. tomorrow at . o'clock, from
his late residence on W. Race Street,
this city.
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Russian NihiIists Active,

LONDON, Jan. 27.-Adyices have been
received from st. Petersburg that the
powers Of several governors Of Russian
provinces have been increased to the ex-
tent Of allowing them to declare martial
law. This is to meet the dangerous
Vaccinations Of the nihilists, who are
taking advantage Of the sufferings Of the
peasants from the famine to incite them
to revolt.
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a coMPLIMENr.

Among Washington's Society news
we note that Mrs. Senator Gibson's
first public reception viii take place on
Thursday next, from three to six o'clock,
P. NJ, in the parlors Of the Cochran,
She will be assisted in receiving by
Madame Romero, wife Of the Mexican
Minister, the Misses German, Miss
Hampheld, Miss Wanamaker, and
Miss May B. Faulkner and niece, Of
this city.
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Y,rpRovEMENT.

The School Board are having stone
wall placed around the premises Of the
Third Ward School, to keep the water
from of the premises which, hereto
fore, has done considerable damage.
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The announcement that an electric
railroad is to run through from st.
Louis to Chicago at the rate Of one
hundred miles an hour would he more
easy to accept If we knew that grade
crossings were forbidden by the laws
of Illinois. A collision between a
farmers wagon and a train on this
electric road would have very sad re-
suits.
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ArrENrroN, MEMBERS.

A meeting Of members Of the En-
dowment League Of this town will be
held in the Grand Jury Room, 1t
Court House, on Thursday evening at
s o'clock, to consider matters Of i'm
portance. BY order Of the president,
A. r. BENTz.
s. d. MARTIN, Sec'y.
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10 Prosecute Clcrgymen.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 27.--Health, on
car Veals submitted to the board oi
health list Of clergymen who failed
during the year 1880 to return to the
health officer marriages solemnized o.
contracted before them, as directed by
the act Of assembly. The number Of
marriages which they failed. to return
during the period stated aggregate 448.
The officer was directed to prosecute the
direlicts. Of whom there are over . hum
dred.
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WILL BE HEPAIRED.

The Street Railway, beyond the
wooden mill, recently damaged by
rains, win be repaired in q few days.
At present the cars can only run to the
wooden mill, and as soon as the track
can be repaired, they will run to the
extreme end.
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Therapidity with which publicappre.
citation asfollowed the Introduction Of
electric lighting in the Southern States
may be accurately ganged BY the money
invested in il, which amounts 10 over
800, 900, 900. The use Of electric
motors for traction and manufacturing
purposes Is progressing with an equal
stride.
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THE PROJECTIONS.

For Eastern New York. fair til Thursday.
clearing In W. New York. For Eastern Penn
syivania, New Jersey, Delaware. Maryland and
Virginia, fair till Thursday night. N. W. gales.
For West Virginia. Ohio. western Pennsylvania.
and New York, fair till Thursday night, clearing
on Lake ontario. N. VI wind
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HE WANTS 1850, 900.

Mr.. JEFF Higginbottom, who was
an infant heir at the time his father
sold the land on which the growing
town Of Bluefeld, Va, was built, has
brought suit, against the Norfolk and
Western Railroad Company and other
land holders, for $25O,OOO.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-01-27

News has just reached rs that the
large barn, with al is elects. Of Mr..
johnson, near Little GeorgetoHn, this
county. was burned to the ground last
night.
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COMMON LAW,

i y
John w. Miller VS.. County Court Of
Berkeley county, case dismissed with
costs.
State of w. Va. VS.. Clara Helms,
indictment for felony, plea not guilty
of charge. but guilty Of petit larceny,
plea accepted and sentenced to five
days in jail.
State Of w. Va. vs.. Mary Perkins,
misdemeanor, plea guilty, sentenced
to pay fine Of $4,000, and imprison-
ment for go days in county jail.
/ State Of W. Va. VS.. Robert Wagner,
trial on former day, sentence $1.00 fine
and costs.
e. G.. Bartlett and Geo. w. Feidt
appointed committee to examine luna
ties in county Jail. Reported Helen
Marshall and Amos Dorman.
IN cHANcERY.
w. w. Downey's administrator ys.
Frank Z. Downey, ct al, decree dis
tributing cash in hand Of the special
commissioner.
John Barns, executor, VS.. John
B1ndle. ct al, decree confirming sale
realty and distributing cash payment.
E. B. Faulkner, administrator, etc,
vs.. Melyine Grantham. decree confirm
ing sale Of all the realty, and referring
cause to commissioner to ascertain sum
due widow, as sum IN gross in lien Of
dover.
Robt.. Gold, administrator, VS.. Mary
E. Gold, ct a., decree directing the
acceptance Of . private debt for the
realty involved in this cause.
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Valuable Property For Sale.

DRICK HOUSE. rooms, good lot 5oxlOo feet,
~ good stable, carriage House, on Raleigh
street. Price $500.
DRfeK HOUSE, rooms, good lot Six2oo feet.
ID Burke street. Price $4,000.
EaRAME HOUSE, orooms, lot S6x247. room for
&c one OF two more houses, on High street.
Price Si050.
C)aQo select Black walnut Trees. SO each.
1SOoo select white OAK Trees, sI;7s each en-.
l.i1-Sw III. BRIsTOk.
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civ Fathers Intiicted.

CAILLIcoTHE, Mo-. Jan. 27.-A sensa-
ton was sprung here by Circuit Judge
Breadus virtually instructing the grand
jury to indict the mayor and city coun-
Of $50, 900 worth of city bonds for street
paving purposes.
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$500 -" 49,.
Miss Nota Viewer is visiting Miss
Llzzie Leigh, on Z. King Street.
Jas. F. Thompson, Esq, has just
returned from business trip 70 Balti-
more, in behalf Of the Steam Laundry.
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TxnfEnArUnE ATT O'Clock 4. n. 1872.
Maximum go.
Minimum-i3o.
WIND Force Calm.
Direction from-North West.
STATE or SKI: Clear.
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NOR RENT AND FOR SALE.

i
For rent, three nice rooms mp stairs, good
garden and fruit, So per month.
For rent, good stabling for horses, also room
for carriage.
For sale, beautiful little farm Of III acres,
house, stable, Re-, situated on good road one
mile from Inwood, 8 miles from Martinsburg,
purchaser would get 1000 choice Young peach
trees to transplant. price 5000, easy terms.
For sale, good new carriage made TO order.
cost e22H, price $50 Good second hand top
buggy, $50. See y. u. BRISTOR.
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j. S. DUcKwALI., Judge, G. H. MILLER, Sheriff,
w. B. CoIsroN. Clerk, G. W. FEIDT, Pros. Atty
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EoR RENT.

FoR RENT
Two store rooms located on Race street, near
Queen, both under the Opera House one being
occupied by Kimmerling 4 Kraus as bottling
house, and the other BY VIM. Ettenger as q meat
shop. Both well lighted and ventilated, and in
fine condition For further Information apply
i.l41m. JOHN FELLER.
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CRY GRAIN MARKET.

Revised and corrected daily ty Alex. Parks.
grain. -four and feed merchant. Parks Ele-
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HoR sALE.

+ House andIOt on East High street, house OF
5 rooms, stable. Price 5000.
New sroom house. double bay window, plaza
and double porch, and Snice lots In Palmyra,
Lebanon county, Pa, Would exchange for Mar
tinsburG property, d. farm In Shenandoah Val.
ley. Price $500. See ]. II. BRI6T0R.
1.26-6W.
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JANuARY TERM. 1sea.

CIRCUIT COURT OF BERKELEY co
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IKYANTED.

A position a. clerk, hardware or grocery store
preferred. Can give good reference. Address
1" care The WOMB ONCE. 1l26-3t.
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T8os,TI5

r OsT.
Saturday the 23rd, on Race, Queen or Burk,
street, solid gold screw earring, representing
er win be rewarded BY leaving same ct Till
ONCE. 1-2B-iw.
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Revised and corrected Dallyby d NJ Kilmer.
Grocery. Provision q Queenware Merchant.
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'WASrED.

WAsTED-
Al situation g Hopkkeepef or. Salesman, ex
perienced, rapid Penman, good Accountant
References given, Address Z \ |. care Of WoRII
ONCE
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Connections for All stations on CnmbclI4n1
tenn. y. ~ nQ4Ns HNQt.
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TTELp WANTED.

HuELP WANTED.
Two good women to do general house work
dress MRS Mary Il. BOWHKY,
0pp0gite ,. y o. Depot. No. - X. Martin St
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Leave Williamsport for Hneerstown, 0.s5. RS.
1888 q M. and isi5 and os15 D. nj.
Leave Hagorstown for WilliamspOrf $50 q n .
and f&f5, 1s45 and sos p N.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-08-13
Good Advice.

In the report Of Mr. McKinley's
recent speech at Monona Lake, az
given in the Madison Times Of July
80, he gave the following sensible
advice in response to a voice from
the crowd, "How about prohibition?"
He said: "My friends, | believe ev.
cry man in this country who wishes
the highest welfare Of the country,
should unite his efforts with that
party which has some hope, and i'm
mediate hope, Of accomplishing
some good results for our country.
| believe in those political orgauiza-
tons, because they are honest.
There is not one of us that can find
"a political party that represents
everything we think and everything
we would have it embody in a polit
zeal platform. You cannot make
such a party. The only thing that
we can do, as practical, everyday
business men, is to unite with that
political organization which, better
than any other political organization,
advocates what is nearest TO our be
lief and what we would have en-
bodied in law. That is what practi.
cal men Of affairs must do. Let us
provide employment, let us provide
material prosperity, let us support
the school and the university, let us
educate the boys and the girls.
When we have done that-aud their
parents are able to do that-then we
can trust our sons and daughters to
wage war for humanity" So mote
IL be.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-08-13
/ tribunal OF Wisconsin.

judicial tribunal of Wisconsin,
turned a,deaf ear to his application
for ten days to make a further ex-
animation into the case and deter
mine his duty in the premises, 1t
gave him sharp intimation of his
duty by issuing the following
orders:
Ordered, That unless the attorney general
commences said action before August 10. 1892.
leave to co mmence which is hereby granted,
the above named petitioner has leave to com
mence and prosecute the same in this court in
the name of the encouragement, on giving
bonds 10 the state in the sum OF $500, to be
approved by a justice of this court to in
demnily the state against the costs of this
action.
Order d, further, That in either case the
secretary of state make answer TO the com
plant within twenty days after the same Is
served upon him.
The decision of the court was a
rebuke of a derelict official and a
demonstration to the people Of
Wisconsin that there is tribunal
which will stand between popular
rights and the tortuous legislative
majorl ties and time-serving officials
who seek to deny them-EUening
Wisconsin.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-08-13
Governor Peck's Versatility.

Milwaukee dispatch in The Inter
Ocean: If there were any virtue in
being frequently the object of
severe criticism, Governor Peck
would deserve to wear halo. Just
now the Sunday picnic habit which
the governor has fallen into is
causing him a great deal Of trouble.
lie is being informed through the
press and otherwise that, while as a
private citizen he might attend an
occasional Sunday picnic without
injury to public morals, as the
governor of Wisconsin it is out of
place for him to be INDUCING in
dissipatious Of such a character
There are several things to be said
in the governors behalf, however.
First, though he is not known to
have any decided views on morals
or religion, he would not be running
around to Sunday picnics during
hot weather if be were not directed
to do SO by his party managers
This is the embarrassing season
and the governor is getting in bis
grain. Secondly, there is probably
no man in the state Of Wisconsin
who can make speeches better suited
to Sunday picnic audiences than Il,
handsome governor This may bc
said Is he his forte. Then, too
every good citizen Of the state whc
is not captious must admire hi:
versatility The governor comes to
/ Milwaukee and takes conspicuou.
part in farewell reception giyeI
to the Rev w. Z. Hellings, Of the
First Baptist church, "a Puritan Of
the Purltans," who will not allow
meat, Ice, or milk delivered at hi.