Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-03-24
MANY TOWNS IN LUCK.

/ WASHINGTON, March 21.-An effort
will be made to geta favorable report
from the house committee on public
buildings on the senate bill for the
construction of post Office billings
The bill authorizes the buildings
in towns whose post Office gross re-
ceipts have reached 49, 900 annually
for q period of three years. In order
that the measure might stand some
show in the house the senate
struck out an appropriation of $500. 600
which the bill carried for the current
year. Should the law be enacted the
following towns in Illinois, Indiana,
Iowa, Michigan and Wisconsin would
be entitled to public buildings:
Aledo, Amboy, Anna, Arcola, Bcardstown,
Belvidere, Bushnell, Carbonate, Carlinvillo,
Carmi, Carrollton, Carthage, Centralia, Charles.
ton, Chester, Clinton, DcIlaio, Delevan Du-
quoin, Dwight, Edwardsville, bingham, Elm
hurst. Fairbury, Fairfield Fulton, Galva,
! GeneseO, Geneva, Grand Crossing, Green.
vile, Harvard. Havana Henry, High.
land Hoopcston, Jerseyville, Lake For.
est Lanark, Lewiston, Litchfeld, Lock.
port, Macolnb, Marcngo, N[arseilles,
Mcndota, Monticello, Morris, Mount Carmel,
| Mount Carroll, Mount Vernon, Murphysboro,
Napervillc, Normal, Olney, Oregon, Pana, P;sx-
ton, Peru Petersburg, Pittstield, Polo, Pontiac,
Rochelle, Rock Falls, Rushville, Sandwich,
Savanna, Shelbyviile, South Evanston, Sparta,
! Sycamore, Taylorville, TuScola, Urblna Van.
| dalia, Watseka, Winona, Whitehall, Woodstock.
Angola, Attica, Auburn, Aurora Bedford,
Bloomington, Blutfton, Brazil, Columbia City,
Danvi)le, Decatur, Delphi, Franklin, Greens.
burg, Hammond, Jefrersonville, Kendallville, La
Grange, Lawrenceburg Lebanon, Ligonier,
Mishawaka, Mount Vernon, New Castle,
Noblesville North Manchester, Notre Dame,
Plymouth, Portland, Princeton, Rochester,
Rushvil.c, Seymour, Sullivan Upton, Union
| City, Warsaw, Washington, Winchester.
| Abba, Algona, Ames Anamosa, Audubon,
| Bedford Belle Plaine, Bloomfield, Carroll, Cen.
terville, Charlton. Charles City, Cherokee, Clar.
| inda Corning, Cresco, Denison, Eldora, EN-
metsburg, Fairfield, Glenwood, Hampton, Har.
lam Ida Grove, Indiananola Iowa Falls, Jeffer.
son, Knoxville, Lyons, McGregor, Manchester,
Maquoketa, Marengo, Marion, Missouri Valley,
| Monticello, Mount Nernon, Nevada, New
Hampton, Newton, Olebolt, Usage. Osceola,
Pella, Perry, Sheldon, Spencer, Storm Lake,
| Stuart, Upton, Toledo, Villisca, Vinton, Wash.
ington, Waverly, Webster City, West Union,
What Cheer, Winterset
Allegan, Alma, Benton Harbor, Bessemer,
Buchanan, Cadillac, Calumet, Caro-, Cheyboy
gan, Dowagiac. Fenton, Grand Haven, Green
! vile, Hancock, Hastings, Holland, Holly,
HoughtOn, Howell, Hudson, Ithaca, Lapeer,
Lowell Ludingt ton, Manistique Midland, Mon.
roe Mount Clemens, Mount Pleasant, Negau.
nee, Niles, Worthwhile, Oscodo, Ovid Paw Paw,
] Petoskey, Portland, Quincy, Red Jacket, Reed
City, Romeo, ST. ignace, St John, ST. Joseph,
! ST. Louis, Stanton, Sturgis, Tecumseh, Three
Rivers, West Bay City.
| Amigo, Baraboo, Beaver Dam, Berlin, Black
River Falls, Columbus Delavan, Depere, Fort
Atkinson, Fort Howard, Hudson, Hurley, JEFF
| ferSon Lake Geneva Lancaster, MenaSha,
Menomonie, Mineral Point, Monroe, Neenaf,
Neillsville, New Richmond, Oconomowoc Ocon.
| to, Platteville, Portage, Richland Center,
Ripon River Falls, Sparta, Stoughton, Tomah
Waupaca Waupun, Whitewater.
HE MAY STAY.
| Emperor William, 10th to Part with
Capriyi. May Induce Him to Reconsider
His Determination to Resign.
BERLIN, March 21.-Emperor Will
liam has summoned Chancellor Won
Caprivi to come to him at Hubertu-
stock. There is little room for doubt
as to the resignation of Count Caprivi,
although every effort is made in high
political circles to keep the facts of the
cabinet crisis absolutely secret.
Both Caprivi and Minister Zedlitz
are awaiting the action of the kaiser
on their designations, and it is believed
that if the kaiser commands Caprivi to
remain as chancellor the command will
be willingly obeyed. Count Zedlitz,
it is thought, will persist in re-
signing under any circumstances.
1t is believed that the Nord
Deutsche Zeitung reflects the views Of
the kaiser in the declaration that the
government will refuse the suggestion
of the ultranontanes to postpone the
crisis by adjourning the diet. The
general opinion is that he will de-
eide to keep both, and that
Gen. Caprivi will have his
scruples of honor overcome by
being directed, instead of requested, TO
remain at the head Of the empire.
The primary education bill, the
cause of this split in the ministry, has
ton among the mem ers of the
Prussian diet. 1t is entirely a
Prussian measure, but among
many religious sects the . popu-
lar sense of justice revoits against
a measure which will force
Methodists, old Catholics, Unita-
rians, deists and freethinkers general
! ly to have their children educated in
some state-recognized creed. The
sects which the bill admits
as duly qualified religious So
cieties are Moravians, Quak.
ers, Greeks, Anglicans, Jews and old
Lutherans. Parents who are neither
Catholics nor Lutherans can profess to
be adherents of any one of these sects,
and can have their children educated
in accordance Herewith, but it
is hardly probable that they will
do SO should the bill become law.
which, to judge from the present out
look is hardly within the range Of pos
/ sibil;ty. The introduction into the diet
was due to Count Sedlitz Won Trutz-
i schiller, who has continuously OPP
posed any notifications in it..
i The chancellor also heartily
supported the measure, but other min
listers opposed it, one even going so
far as to threaten to resign if the
at first refused to accede to any
changes, but finally he agreed to
such notifications as would bring
other religious sects within the provis-
i ion of the Lill, and it is said that it was
| this change OF base by the emperor
that caused Count Sedlitz Won Irutz-
schiller to resign.
DEATH OF "A JURlST.
Judge briggs, of the Circuit Court Of
Cook County, Ill, Passes Away.
CHICAGO, March 21.-Judgc George
briggs, Of the circuit court, is dead.
At4 o'clock a m. Saturday he suddenly
passed away while sitting in a
chair at his residence, 54bl Corr
nell avenue, Hyde Park. The cause
was quinsy sore throat, which has been
troubling the judge for the past two
years. It was not until two hours be-
fore his death that any idea Of danger
was entertained by the judges family,
and from that time every thing possible
was done to relieve the dying jurist,
but without avail.