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PERFECT HEARING RET vRSs After 20 YEARS
OF DEAFNESS.
TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN

dern thi- fttiuN opportunity 20. tell ali similarly
afflicted with deafnrSS that Vt. G. " Jordan cured
me - a~afIis-- - u yelr-' stan linz.
Ab,T tNenty six years on tAe advice of gen
tisrnan w,1 vas fr time a resident 81 one of
al. West Inita f~land. while -uf-r!sg with an
sft4ek q tsver and asn- % the worst kind. took
ffty rr4ius % uuiuin@ a. d1se. 7 consequence
Of this ia-g- d that my roarei and thumr-d
hi boiler maker shop. and suon after that lost the
heariur % ms right Hevever with ons
itiI airei have managed o. ret along in business
comfortably anil Within tire last year two.
vh.n With three stt4rks Of the grip. the
kft hal h--n desf~n~t that could
n h-tT ordinary cUuversafiH n. and thuse taking to
m lat % almost stream At the tip " their v1t-s=
However. e. make long story short. pr. Jordan.
VII. IN my opsniun. s.ntisf In every thnc that
pertains . The Treatment - ear troubles tok in
hsui. ant IN a short cured my deafness and
csu--d - bear di-iiurt A. I have ever IN nv
nj. ant this too. rr-- that few afii ted
would hezru.la~. MAI - saore. h assures that
mere tendency for a return oi the trouble.
kssF~Stfully.
JNO. Il. HATHAWAY. sr
~ II 81. nv.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WARRINGTON

EREE LECTURE AND pEBArE,
w q. nv, Ihursday 29th Inst. 0p m . uu-
lowell Prcf a NJ ben. &c. ~ fsos' osiiissS. o.
ncter Acedemie. author Of and enssVy orfetnsl
method ossed uron the sws Of phonetics ana natural
associstnn Of tdeas Practical proofs given that the
system 10 speedy. educational an faacin sting All
and especially tesehers invited. seS.sn
TEE MEpIcL PREPAYMENT OF, nowAhp
20 students dnrtnr the coming session:
Surrtcsl, By PrefA Graham. puryfs and Rsyburu
Nervous diseases, BY Prof Hood
obststrical for seniors, By Prot. Purvta
Eye and car BY DR.. Oliver Belt,
p1spensary ciinics daily. by Prof. shada ana DR.
fosf-mortem demcu.trstions. by Prof n, s. Lamb.
Dental CLINICS, BY Prof, Parsons and Drx Over.
Thsse clinics will he held in the new and elersnt
anphitheater recenly erected and Of the bod rides
s:nior .tuasnss Win b. assigned 20 duty In he.y,..i
and dDpensASy. se7-2lt
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The boiler of the locomotive on the Tennessee
Iron and Coal Company's branch line to its
mines near Coalburg, Ala. exploded Monday
afternoon. Engineer John Elmore was blown
into fragments and Fireman Ben Garner, Con-
ductor W. N. Lambert and colored employe
named Sam Esth were seriously hurt.
VIM. NJ. Richards president of the Fidelity
and Casualty Insurance Company. died sud-
denly on q ferry boat last night while crossing
from New York to Jersey City.
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AAten eorI,s Of teachers and ten lecturers
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msilea 10 ssx 1919 preferred Catalogue Tor lslS
A -,a ~ !; SAsffaHs COLLEGE q os.roRyk >
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in.';u. in the city desires to organize class
fGfS Sta. s :. IsE%
HARVARD PREPARATORY SCHOOL. EDWARD
coi.r,, Lee as,a pnssg 3Sg rsp.sss gnggs ,o5 ~
plicstion- Address 9l6 l4th 81. n. W. se,3-jt'
WooD's COMMERCIAL cor LEGE AND SCHOOL
ssh ,ea to ssf 4 rss
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EDUCATIONAL
IN WASHINGTON.
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
falogues address
JAMES G. YELLING I'm pras;d.n
THE coILEaIiTE nrpApr,1rNr

THE COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT
the Ths y.ricn. On .s:
Of study ave been bee facilities
pra Soes e. Of beth
found daily in the Library Of the University.
CoRCoRAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL.
This School will o: en- at O'Clock D. m OCTOBER4
cath q ne
snsr. sna S9
Civil and Electrical Ensinessns, Niner.loys, eecl.
sln sSs fsSssEssalss S:i-isS ss:s Tsssss
DEPARTMENT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Fol f. E. sRe ps and
DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY. MENTAL and
sD Sc ne PHI ssSisry of philosophy Prof
DEPARTMENT OF FRENCH Thorough course in
sspsssy to scensic students Prof LEE
:, p +! asrmsI OF eours.
readings n modern and classic Germsn Including
Sxss SCI r. g bbls.i and
m e sps
truetion Land Surveying. roads and Rsiro G ds.
Canals: Rivers and Hs5hors. tunnels. Masonry.
Specifications and Contracts; city Engineering: Ex.
E E. actual a% s ss[f Rr0f FRANCIS r. fAvA. Jr
ARCHITECTURAL COURSES.-Flementary and
Advanced Drawing. Construction Materials Per-
speciye and shadows the Orders Of Architecture the
Eenlissance in Architecture Prof. FRANCIS K.
FAVA Jr
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
1NG.-Theory T Electricity and lis Technical Appl-
cations, LABORATORY and shop Work. Construction of
irI % Motor &c ha99ratorY SUPPLIED with ese-
STR ctor.
Construction Of Electric SHOPS and Plants Mechan-
fca I'm ineerng, Municipal Problems os the Elec.r-
cal Ensineer. Extensive Course in Designing. Prof.
FRANCIS X. FAVA Jr.. c. T..
, DEPARTMENT OF PHYsICS.-General Physics,
Lectures. fully illustrated By experiments Practical
measurements in laboratory. General Astronomy.
f. p. LEWIS, b. s., Instructor.
For .urther information apply to Prof. II. L.
HoDGklNS, PHI D.. Secretary OF the Faculty.
THE PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
1895 street northwest. gives thorough preparation
for college for the Naval and Military Academies and
for business corps Of nine professors and instruc-
tors. Number of pupils limited TO 100 Building open
for nsl ection and teacher present tafter Septem-
Der ID TO answer inquiries. rom to O'Clock. Ses-
sion beei"s SEPTEMBER 26. For catalogue fur
ANDREW r MONTAGUE. Phi. D..
se16 Principal.
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ATlnTTJES OFFICE. rRI ASTeY DEPAHl-
NrNT. CERTITIE~ To tn p CHEAT BENEFIT
Ilt kICEIVED Al THE HANDS OF Dr. JOR-
Dan
THIS i TO certify tina; have been a sufferer with
.afTh u the nose and thr0A for upward ~ twenty
tvs Ilurh obStructel that
brs. lins through ny Wis, TUle. almost an
tups-sil'ilisy. ai~s With throat. winch from
NOT. n ket tfiraiiy dfy afl IN oufOrtih,s. nv
s.esI : fn ~ this cuu,litiun of affairs and
rly Aafv lle sa--s-lhis &C. s. might o hervis
lave ten haI y--l All s.ri> % at-nt iu.c >
vffbuuf that lief sa l~d u he wullG
ALLOW
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D. iurtiah. Wir-s s--rs-~ such eases l. 20 ne
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Gs.l Iavlsyd % b. ush.~l i after months
tssaf NJ. dnTiu. wni,I time lie we'd several
TO yTu- tuIar- q. noe. console iu~y
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year. ara CO.'S i.- i.urFS y.rT-rt ny omit
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ILL., 9th 81 nv.
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Both Tn. method and results when
Syrup OF Figs il taken; it Is pleas
ant and refreshing TO the taste, and
actsgent! y vet promptly on the Kid
news, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the
eystem eAectually. dispels colds
headaches and lever. and cureshab-
itual constipation. Syrup OF Figs is
the only remedy OF its kind ever
produced, pleasing to the taste and
acceptable to the stomach, prompt
IN Its action and truly beneficial in
Its effects prepared only from the
most healthy and agreeable sub
stances,its MANY excellent qualities
commend it to all and have made
II the most popular remedy known
Syrup of Figs il for sale in soc. and
81 bottles by ali leading druggists.
Any reliable druggist who may not
have it OH hand will procure il
uonIptly IOT any ole who wishes TO
ViI Do not accept any substitute
CALIFORNIA re syrup co
Sss FRAscIScO. ca.
LOUISVILLE. ~. kEg Yoax nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-29

The EVENING STAR for the encsmpment
week will be mailed to any address in the United
States free of postage for Is cents. No better
souvenir of the encampment can be secured.
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(NONZAGA COLLEGE.
NO. 10 ST. NV,
Under the direction Of the Fathers Of the Society of
Jesua
Classical and Business courses Of Studies
English. French. German. Latin. Greek. Mathe-
mates, Bookkeeping. Stenography and Typewriting
included in the course.
In the Busfness Department special attention is
paid to the preparation Of students civil service
examinations.
In the Classical Department students are prepared
for entrance into the Law. Medical and Scientific De-
partments. especially Of Georgetown University.
For further particulars applyto
au3-2m Rev. CORNELIUS GILLESPIE. az
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AVA AND
DENTAL DEPARTMENT
OF the
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

COLUMBIAN H IN
Ct .sa Ssn
'''''' Will sTTfgEbbSS$. OCTOBER
1925 II fs ST. e0l S'%. eu AZ Ppm.
rersd 81 Sen,s ee w he :.
a 4Ss in dentistry by Prof Hall Lewis.
aashd and pubic are respectfully invited to
The H ,sss|i, lsetq Ssf sssiH g
MEDICAL and dental departmenss extending Over seven
The sItpmn examinations will be held at the
Medical College. on Thursday. September % at 80
For eregsE: and 70 clinical
49, BIZ b. r ,a,s f Hs:,. D., Dean;
ONCE Hours: 9to loan.
Telephone. $50 70 . IN ,eetoo,
NATIONAL COLLEGE OF PHARMACY.
Lectures begin M rs IT 6 S;% 1892
both sFubiEs p sna snsSes
practical pharmacy with laboratory practics Exam;
~ casosuss and full nfor.t aisp' cam Sc Obtained
frS% John MILBURN Trss;qrer a, ne COLLEGE
!. 4So 9th st. NV. will open Saturday October i.
JAMES +; BUNpY. Secretary.
.s1s.oe, q as:ia. ases sSs 7, a.. 81 NV
aAkTEN N5RM1L TRAfNiNsa HS School, LsI i5is
sass RnBsss
oS, AS y scESo FSE
s - :;:ss ss.a s.s 9
~ w :: sS.. Sss
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German Catholic Congress.

The sixth German Catholic congress was for
mally opened at Newark. n. j.. yesterday morn
ing. when Archbishop Corrigan celebrated pom
tihcal high mass at ST. Peters Church.
At the close Of the mass a meeting was held
in the school hall. eighty priests, delegates from
all over the United States, being present. Be
fore the election of officers for 1898 q new con-
stitutiou adopted.
At2 o'clock ia the afternoon . meeting Of
the Young mems Catholic societies was held in
the school hall. The meeting was addressed by
Archbishop Corrigan. At O'Clock the first
business meeting of the congress was held in
ST. Peters
Last night there was a public demonstration
in Caledonian Park Hall. at which an elaborate
program was given. and addresses were made
by Mgr. Schroeder Of Washington on The
Rorpaa Question: by Carl f. Herr on The
Social Question:" by J. Schilling Of New York
on Columbus by DIR. August kayse OF De-
troit on The Significance and Object OF
Catholic Conferences" and by Gov. Albeit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-29

The Michigan Republican State League yes
terday elected Philip T. Colgrove its president.
AZ Dallas. Tex, Monday Commodore Miller.
one OF the most notorious desperadoes in the
southwest, overpowered his guards and, arm
ing himself with their weapons, liberated twelve
fellow eonvicts who were with him working in
the quarries near Dallas. and made his escape.
While in the act of writing bogus check in
the office of Atwood, Violet a Co., New Or
leans. W. II. Cossett, the embezzling cashier Of
the Peoples Bank at Hope. Ark. was arrested
Monday. Cossett robbed the bank and made
OF with the funds Of the county school board,
of which be was treasurer.
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A ,co,nan "r,sss-
dotcn," cverwork-
ed, weak, nervous
and debilitated
that's . woman
that DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Pre-
scripton Is made
for. It gives
her health and
strength. All
wornan's weak
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CBEsAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE IL rsu1
9th and sts.
Through he vrandest scenery IN America Nth ,ns
West from WASHINGTON.
2soop. m daily Cincinnati AMI 81 Louis t,nI,si-
solid vestt'nied newly epuirr-i. elerrrfr-iishtei
IRAN. with dining car. Pumane nn-~t sleeping r.rs
Ws,htnefon 10 Gin nnau. Indisnspaiis 81 Louie
WITHOUT chanes Arrives Cinrinnsti s.lO . N, Ia
IL 10 e. m. daily-The famous ''F. y. v vsstsbuis
Limited "a snld vestihue train with dintps car Zoe
cinrinnat. Ohio L~sin-ton and Touisvile w .srrv-
,ng at Cincinnati at a. % L~xin ton r. 10 p n
all roiuts
zoo 2; m, d.ily-Expre.s for aordcnsvfii.. chss.
rrincirsl virgnia points
Pullman leca;ioris and tickets at Company oa,csa
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

Schedule IN effort Nav ~ Ieo,
Leave Washington from station CORNER % Sev ss-s-v
For CHICAGO and Northwest vcs,ibnisi fA,nlt.i "a.
press trims IL. 10 m, n Is y. m. daily.
For Gihcinnst =. Lou. an Inii.nsro,,,. vsssi-
For pi:,.eurr and Cleveland erpress daily ii. a..
For Lexington and stsunton, go .o..n.
For Winchester and way stations. 81 10 p.n
For Lnray Natural BridTr, Roanoke. Knorvr,.
daily Psrior car 10 Roanef: on morning TAIN ..,s
Ing car through 90 Memphis night rain
sy e q Ss.. ssss NV s s. os Nh
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For kpn.PSii.. Z ami s. 20. m. IL. ,o.ailn
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ief tiaT-r-town. no 20 a m. and rs Nrm.
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f &oYAf B 81 LIE TTdE Nv YokK AID PHIL
For Philadelphia. New Yort. boston snd IN. ea-s.
e - Is % pnns o.T, ID. 50 .a. sis.p,St 1e ca.
For Philsdsiphia. Wilmington ana Chester 400
baf.t P.rlor Car. on all day train.
iny Car running through 20 boston without chance
via Pouehkespsie bridge landing pssssnsers In and
Fer Atlantic city. 10. 90 and Il. 90 nooa Sundays.
fE1esPs Sunday. Daily. wsuaaay only.
Bsesass called for snd checked IRON hcssls sn1
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Gen. M.naser. try21 Gen. Pas. Az
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y U23 La. ave. bet 9th and 7th sts. NV,
c. x. UhNER. A. NJ, C. f., Prin
Seventh year business elncatori in this cit FIT
teen ye.rs member Of the faculty of Eastman OIL
lege. Six cours s. Business. English Plonograr h.
Civil Service. shorthand and Typewriting. superior
courses. Graduates OF rare excellence and distin
guished success. Catalogue free. se27
lectures will begin MONDAY, OCTOBER 3. at 1
NJ. f. Thoml and continue until the last Tburs1a,
In April 1873 The examinations for admission viii
be held at the college building, Sth and SITS. n W.
Wednesday September p, al 8 O'Clock p IN. Fol
further information apply to H. II. BARKER. NJ. D.
Dean, ZIG II st. W. se27-et
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EDUCATIONAL.


IN WASHIS(:TON.
OROF. J. FRANCIS GERMUIILER, TEACHER
L Of Piano. Organ Vocal Music and Harmony. rs
pecialIy entve to bsginn we'll to pupils ad
vanced- I'll st. NV. seI9- Inn
DRIvATE TUTORING AND PREPARATION + OR
4 college by q teacher experienced in such wo -.
Box lao Star office. se29 lme
T AMPERTI METHOD OF VOICE CULTURE
II Miss CARRIE VIRGINIA KlDWELL.
Ger flied Graduate,
se29-1ms 6o2 st. n. ".
An EXPERIENCED MUSIC TEACHER WILL
give piano lessons at . cents per lesson at homes
OF pupils desired ecal attention to beginners
well as advanced pupils. Address TEACHES, Star
Office. se2S-lws
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JSO. r. HATHAWAY. sr.
~ II 81. nv.
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THE NATIONAL GUARANTEE DRAWING
School. l2ll + st. n W, teaches drawing. in one
tionably genuine crayon portraits made. Open 10
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Mrs. ALFRED BUJAC REOPENs HER SCHOOL
4fl for ung ladies October 10. 150S l7th St II.
Number of pupils limited to six boarders and six day
scho AIRS.
special attention will be given to Domestic Econ
and t. the practical of the French language
Mr.. Bujac will give lessons in Literature Mathe-
matics, Drawing and Art se21-eo2w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-29

MISS SUSAN POLLOCK AND
Va Miss CATHERINE NOERR,
Principals Froebel Institute. Rndergarten Primary
and Grammar Grades. 1884 q st Nv. will give a
school reception lU-I2 IA. October LIST. se24-Ot'
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-16
NEBRASKA DEMOCRATS.
Delegates Elected for tn" Chi"aS" Con-
vention An Uproar on the Sill

OMAuA. April a. The democratic
state convention met today and this aft
crnoon ratified the nominations for dele
gates made by congressional districts
and then proceeded to the selection Of
delegates at large. Gov. Boyd was elect
ed to head the delegation by Il practically
unanimous vote. The other delegates
chosen were Tobias Castor. Judge W. II.
Thompson and Milton Doolittle.
The committee on resolutions then re
ported platform reaflrming the ma
tional principles, endorsing tariff REFORM
denouncing the Mckinley law and ia
yors the regulation of railroads by the
state. Upon the conclusion of the read.
ing Congressman Bryan offered resOlu
ton favoring the free coinage of silver
Immediately there was an uproar, and
the convention, which had been unusual,
Iy quiet during the afternoon session, he
came turbulent. congressman Bryan
spoke in favor Of his resolution, dcclar-
ing it to be good democratic doctrine
and one Of the planks in the platform
upon which Gov. Boyd was elected. tie
was supported by delegates from the
western part of the state where the indie.
pcndcnts are strongest, but other promI.
nent leaders of the party were aga nst 1t
After hot debate lasting three hours
the roll was called. The silver men be
leving they were victorious raised
great shout. When Chairman Batty AN
nounccd the defeat of the resolution by
229 to 2i7 pandcmonium broke loose
| The silver men made rush for the stage
and mounting the reporters table the,
shreked that they were beaten by fraud
Fifty men were struggling on the plat
form at one time, but finally quiet wa
restored and the result of the vote as AN
| nouncel WAS terrified,
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Ready for the Signal.

Browns VALLEY, Minn., April A.
Browns Valley never presented such a
spectacle in it's history as today. The
muddy streets are thronged with fan
tastically clad Indian locating agents.
Hords OF tin-horn speculators and cheap
gamblers throng the saloons and hun
dreds Of weary men are plowing about in
miro waiting for the first note Of the
bugle signal to fire. The train last night
brought in several hundred new pros
pectors and half dozen gamblers There
has been up to date absolutely no dis
turbanccs. All the hotels and sleeping
places are packed and hundreds OF men
slept last night in box cars, tents and
even under the sidewalks. Rain fell in
torrents all day yesterday and until
early this morning. Several hundred
people who are en- route to the reserva
tion with prairie schooners, bringing
furniture and stock. will be unable to
reach this point in time for the opening.
The condition of roads is very bad. Wag-
ons are mired on the prairie within five
miles of the valley. Major Bernard will
give the signal by bugle call for the gun
shots that will start the race for the
lands
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-16
Truops Ordered Out.

DENyrH. April II. \ special to tn"
Associated Press from Cheyenne. WyO,,
SAWS. Governor Barber of Wyoming to
n;obt rereived telegram from President
Harrison stating that he had, in com
pliance with the request made by Gov.
Barber for United States troops to pro
tect the state of Wyoming against do,
mestic violence, ordered the secretary, OF
war to concentrate a sufficient number
of soldiers from Fort Mcl1cnry to CO.
operate with the authorities of the state
OF Wyoming in affecting settlement OF
the present difficulties between cattle
men and rustlers The troops will lose
no time in moving to the scene OF action
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A VOTING MACHINE
I Gives Good Satisfaction work Nb-
sOluteIy Correct.

soiuteiy Correct.
LooKpoRT,::N. Y, April Il. The town
of Lockport used Myers voting machine
in voting at its annual election today.
There were three tickets in the field
besides ballots for and against several
appropriations The novelty of voting by
machinery brought out very large
number of voters, but Notwithstanding
the severity of the test the result was
most remarkable. Voting progressed
rapidly from the start and nothing but
praise has been heard from any voter.
The polls opened at $3.50 a. m. The pre-
paration of the machine and the open
ing of the polls occupied but few min
utes. Early voting was done rapidly.
The time occupied by each voter ranging
from the II seconds, while the general
average throughout the day was proba-
bly, 20 seconds The total number of
votes polled was 40l. The polls closed
at 6:36 p. m. and five minutes later the
result was transcribed on the return tai
ly sheets.
Among the demonstrated advantages
of the new system is it's economy. 1t
only requires two inspectors, one acting
as a door keeper Cf the machine and the
other keeping record on poll list
They are also satisfied that it affords
absolute secrecy and that it is utterly i'm
possible to falsify returns. The machine
used today is the one that Myers exhib
tied at various places during the past
few years and has recorded 49,, 600 votes
and has not yet been broken or made ar
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-16
MICHIGAN REPUBLICANS.
The wolverines Declare for Gen. A'Ser
They VIII stand by Him ~
MinueapOlis.

DETROIT. April ii. The republicans
of Michigan will present the name OF
Russell A. Alger to the national conven-
ton at Minneapolis as the choice Of the
Wolverine state for president ct the
United States. This was definitely lie
cided at the convention to-day and the
friends of Michigan's favoritc son main
tain that IN the delegates elected Gen.
Algcr has a following which will stand
by him loyalIy and as long as he has
any hope of success. After the adoption
Of a general resolution OF endorsement
tine delegates were left uninstructed, Al
ger evidently depending more upon the
personal loyalty Of various delegates
than upon the efficacy of instructions.
The delegates at large are ID. \. Blodg-
eft, James NJ. Wilkinson. G. W. Wells
AMI %. NJ. Ferry.