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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-09-07

State OF Hl1nflSSOCd,
District Court, Ninth judicial q, Distr!s q
Phiilisp Gross PiaintlII ~
.H.Figwirth, the unknown heirs or salo
C.H.Figwirth, and also all other persons 81
parties unknown CT tanning any I1gnI, Iltie
estate, lien or interest in the real estate de-
soii.'e' - = 4 ~. Defendants,
Notice is hereby given that an action mas
been begun i "a t he District Court, 9th J1id-
4icial Districtina and for theC County cfBroWn
in the State of Minnesota, by the
above named plaintiff against the above
named defendants, the object of which ac-
ton is to determine the adverse claim OF
each and all of said defendants to the real
estate hereinafter and in the coftlp.aiflt IN
said action described, and to nave the
above named plaintiff .atiJtsda geo TO pc fsls
owner in fee simple ot.said real estate, ana
to have said defendants and each OF them
forever barred from asserting anycia1ii1 OF
title to said real estate, and TO nave @Sald
plaintiffs title thereto qltietedz ana con
,fir,ned in himself, his heirs and assigns:
The premises affected by said action are
situated i'll the County OF Brown and State
of Minnesota and described as foiioWs:
Lot N0.si1 t6} in block Nor siNty seven
80 south of Centre Street IN the
CITY of New Tim. according to the map or
plat CT said city fled by the Germ II q
Association of Minnesota in and Tor rec ord
in the ,otfice Of the Register. of Deeds in
and for said Brown County, Minnesota.
Dated J;li5y 27tll a. y. 1872
F.BAASEN,
PLAINTIFFS Attorney
New Ulill. Mimi.
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district Court, Ninth Judicial plsti nsa;,;H
Carl Schreyer - s.. Il
Heinrich vog the unknown heirs q sac ae =,
.ich Voigt and also all o. her persons or pariles 9ii
,sawn claiming any right title estate lien OF ~
eles in The real estate described IN the complain
herein. ~ ~ = ~ 10 SIs.ans
commenced in this court blythe aeoYe nahlao
nIaintiff against The above named deendaats the
oiec (which action is to determine me aaSedse
sailn q each and all ofsad defendants 70 ne ieal
estate lereinatter ard in The complaint IN sala 'e-
1ion described and have the above named piili!
III aiindaeGl 10 be the owner in fee simple ofSald
real estate and have said defendants ana eae o.
them forever barred from asserting any elalla o.
lille to said real estate, and TO
til thereto ed and con1ined II hllnseil' nls
heirs and assigns III - !; ti,a+.a
lhe ced by said action are f satea'eG
M,nnesota arait, described as follows
lot No twelve (2 Block osI5ly ft'o1 s9u.L
ofCentre street i'll the City of New Inn aceof1llis
% he new plat OF said city rs 9 Y
iba German Land "A ssociation7 of ainneso a.ais
i. B. a sen
Plaintiff Attorney
New In, Niinn
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-09-07

1StIlCH lo.tIt,5 z pNiINiti A'iSt
Carl Schreyer. PialnIH.
Heinrich Noigs the ,lIiknowa heirs otsnid Helm
rich Yoigr and also all other sons or PARTIES u1-
known claiming any righr, tile. es a g lien or IN
terest in the real estate described in he complaint
herein 4e1endanss,
The 81 ate OF Minnesota t. the above named De-
fendants
You and each of you are her by summoned and
required to answer the compl inF offhe Plaintiff in
the above emit led action which is fied IN me OF
fee of the clerk of the list riot Iour OF the >inth
Judicial District in and for the counsy Q. Rrown
and State of Nlinneso a. at the City OF New Ulm
MINI. and to serve a copy of your answer. 70 the
said complaint the subscriber, at his otiice, in
the city of New Ulm in the county of
Brown in the state aforesaid with
in twenty days after the service of this sum
mons upon you, exclusive of the day OF such ser
wee, and if you fail to answer the said complaint
within the time n oresad the Plaintiff will
apply to the Court for the relief demanded in The
complaint.
F.NsaSEN
Plaintiffs -ttorney
New Ulrl. Mimi.
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NOTICE OF LIS PENDENs.

state of Minnesota, County of Brown ss
District COURT, Ninth Judicial &, dlistr!ct.
PhiiliSp Gross ElaIntIIA.g
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SUMMONS.

STATE or MINNESnTM, sounty o Brown tss
istrict Court, Ninth judicial district
Carl Schreyer. Pialn5l IN.
Evening journal., 1892-10-27
This Date in History-Oct. 81.

f0e Columbus explored the
Island of Fernandinn and
declared that "thc coun-
try WAS as fresh aud green
as IN the month OF May In
Andalusia. the trees, the
herbs. the fruits and fow-
ers-nay. the very stones
are as different from those
of Spain as night from
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nInrrelons Rorso sense.

At the Academy Of Music for three
nights commencing this evening will be
given an exhibition Of marvellous horse
sense by Bartholomew Equine Paradox.
All kinds of human dispositions are eX-
emplified by these sagacious animals.
The bright scholar the Ounce, the un-
ruly boy all are seen. "Sprite" performs
a wonderful feat, a mathematical calcula-
tion on the blackboard Caesar the deaf
mute obeys his masters demands by
means of a deaf and dumb language,
which the professor himself invented
"Chevalier" shows remarkable cunning
and intelligence by playing hide and seek
with handkerchief aud shows that he is
mind reader Caesar" trots and
dances a JIG. The court scene is per
feet court room picture. Each horse
plays his part wonderfully; the grave
Judge, the impetuous lawyers, the digni-
lied clerk, the calm jury and the guilty
prisoner, all peculiarly suggest the real
ism of the scene. Beauty rolls a bar
rel with her nose. "Nellie" also rolls a
barrel, but with her feet over teter
plank. All the horses at leap frog show
great intelligent action. The extraordi-
nary drill and battle are two acts that
must be seen to be appreciated. Nothing
like IL has ever been seen before.
Evening journal., 1892-10-27
DIED.

ASKEW-On the 25th instant, NJ the real
dence OF her son, A. M. Hizar, New Castle,
Del. Jane y. Askew. aged 81 years
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend
the funeral from the residence OF her son A .
VI. Hiyar. New Castle, Del, Friday. October
rs. 10 leave the house at 1880, without further
notice. lnterment Wilmington and Brandy
wine cemetery, Wilmington, bel.
CORsON In Philadelphia. on October -.
1872, Margaret A. Corson, formerly NJ. A.
Dennis.
GRADY.-ln this city on the ebth instant.
Patrick Grady, age "a years. Relatives and
friends are Invited To attend the funeral from
the residence of his brother. Michael Grany.
PA King street, ON Friday morning az .
o'clock. High mass at st Mary's r. 4.
church. lnterment az Cathedral cemetery.
DOUGHERTN In this city on the cath
inst. Mary. daughter of Edward and MargR-
ret Dougherty aged D years and 6 months.
ELLIOTT On the 2lst instant, Benjamin
Elliott. aged u years
HlTCHCOCK.-At his residence, In Cam
den. \. j., on the a2nd instant. George w.
hitchcock, aged - years.
MAXWELL suddenly on the 2ist instant,
Robert S,son Of John and Margaret Maxwell,
IN his 2lst year.
SrRATFORD. In this city, on the 23d in
stant. Martha, wife of Thomas l. Stratford,
WlNkLER-In this city on the 25th instant,
Louis Winkler aged g. years.
Evening journal., 1892-10-27
A RTIsANs' SAVINGS BANK.
NO. 5oe MARKET STREET.
Wilmington, Delaware

Open daily from O'Clock n. m. until 4 p. M,
and on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 10
n. IN.
Evening journal., 1892-10-27
MANY CONTRACTS AWARDED.
Quarterly Meeting of the Trustees Of
the pnnr NesterdnN Afternonn.

Quarterly Meeting of the Trustees Of
the Poor. Yesterday Afternoon.
The trustees Of the poor Of New Castle
county met at the almshouse yesterday
and awarded the following contracts for
the ensuing three months: Bread, to
Henry C. Roller. at q cents pound
tobacco, TO J. H. French, 22i cents
pound; shoes, TO f. X GRAY ford gaso-
line to the Atlantic Refining Company I:
dry goods. TO Lichenstein & Hart beef.
TO w. b. wilkins, at 80 cents pound
salt meats, 20 Hart a Bro, az : cents a
pound for shoulders and SO per barrel
for salt pork mutton, to George Reed q
Son, at cents pound for forequarters I;
groceries, to Dennison q Peach drugs, to
E. II. Dlworth
The total number of inmates was
shown TO be 1SS, l60 OF which white and
% colored.
The following bills were allowed Hart
& Brother, Sl7l.5j; James NJ Bryan,
S5l2; James II. Harkins, $500: John r.
Hyde, $40; Wilmington Coal Gas CON-
pany, $S.3S; Mercantile Printing com
pany $40; Harry C. Roller, $307 Il; Lieh-
tenstein & Hart, STALL News Pub
fishing company, 500 50; Condor
q McCarty, S542O; Atlantic Re
fning Company. St4q.22. J. A..
Conner, SlG45; James f. Wood g. Co.,
Sl2. 81 journal Printing company Si4. 20:
Duncan & Bro, S6s 4j: Daniel Ross 81
J. j. Smith. $ll. C. NJ Kemp. $lOSl;
Steward & Chandler. $40: John Nc
Laughlin, $ll.7O; Samuel j. White, $27l
/ J. A. Cranston $50; Delaware and At.
lantic Telephone company, S4375; d.
w. Kalb & Son, S2j; Alexauder
Beggs. $i325; A. l.. White, Sii;
Pennsylvania Globe Gas Light Company
| 1913. 2s: Belah a Co, $ll375; George
w. Bush and Sons Company. 1881. SO
| G. NJ Beeson, S46.S5; E. Il. Dilworth,
| $i47 So; Charles Simmons & Son.
| S917.S2: Hubert A. Roop, $22 35: Dia-
mond Ice Company, SSL20; Gawthror
Brother Company, S97S.SS. Pay roll,
! $41824 Total allowance, including out.
/ side relief 81. G6i9l.
Evening journal., 1892-10-27
LIcENsn ArrLIcATIoNs.

NOTICE., WILLIAM B. CURRINDER.
~ the owner and occupant OF the house
known as the Christana Hotel. situated al
Christiana in School District No a. White
Clay Creek hundred, county of New Castle and
state Of Delaware, in compliance with the re-
qurcments of the acts of the General Assf nlbly
Ia such case made and provided, do hereby
give notice that shall apply in writing TO the
court Of General SESSIONS Of hc Peace and
Jail delivery Of the state of Delaware, in and
for New Castle county, ON Monday. the 2lst
day Of November, lsss, being the next term Of
said court for n licen G for said house. as an
inn or tavern, for the sale therein of intoxica-
ting liquors in less quantities than one quart.
20 ne drunk on the premises, and the following
respectable citizens of said district al least
six OF whom are substantial free holder,
OF said district recommend the said applics,-
tiOr. viz:
John a. gleaves John WAYNE
David Leach John MegginsOn
John A. McOlintOck William Thorn
VIM. g. furrinder Geo ID. Jester
John Smith Lemuel Butler
samuel Butter John HAYES
y. - Vincent 9eOrpe Curff
William Powell William Ns'hitcraff
WILLIAM y. CIRRl<DEH.
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.Insenh.

Unusual interest is being manifested
in Ramsay Morris Comedy company which
appears at the Opera House next Mon
day night This organization, which
Judging from its list of members. is one
of remarkable strength, is composed like
those Of Rosina Vokes, Mr. and Mrs
Kendall and Charles Wyndham, mainly
of London players Mr. Morris has taken
great pains in its composition, and there
is little doubt but that it will be greeted
during it's stay by large and fash
ionable audiences The comedy to be
presented Joseph kept the Parisians
laughing for over 800 nights It's central
figure, to be played by George Giddens,
the brilliant comedian Of Charles Wynd
hams London company, is modelled
something on the plan of the secretary in
"The Private Secretary" The piece
creates a roar Of laughter from beginning
to end.
Evening journal., 1892-10-27
steronsnn I'm nrnnl,Irn.

BROOKLYN, Oct. 25.--The Academy Of
Music was packed to the dome last even
ing when Adlai +. Stevenson was led upon
the stage by Mayor Boody and the greatest
meeting in the campaign in Brooklyn was
called TO order. Mr.. Stevenson received a
great ovation, and spoke on finance, the
tariff and the federal elections bill Con-
gresham Raynor, of Maryland, and local
orators followed Mr.. Stevenson.
Evening journal., 1892-10-27
A Reception to cleveIand.

NEW York, Oct. ga reception was
given 10 Grover Cleveland last night at the
Hotel Imperial by the Buffalonians' Cleve-
land club, which is made up of New York
ers who formerly lived in Mr.. Cleyeland's
town. Besides the club members there
were present from Buffalo Mayor Charles
+. Bishop. Congressman Thomas l.. Bunt-
ing, Comptroller Joseph +. Gavin, Angus
tus L. Scheu, Frank 4. Reynolds DR.. H.
Y. Grant and Norman +. Mack, publisher
OF the Buffalo Times. Lieutenant Govern
or Sheehan was also present, and was fol
lowed by Mr.. sheehan and Mr. Bishop, who
promised majority for Cleveland in Erie
county.
Evening journal., 1892-10-27

Robert Swivel, postmarked at Troy,
Emporia and other towns in Kansas. They
were signed 4. A. p, and contained a
proposition TO murder Jerry Simpson, and
offered 20 pay the sum of S2,0OOto Swivel
II he would accomplish the deed. 1t is
known that mail addressed To Robert
Swivel has been received and delivered to
a party giving that name at the postoiiice
at Harper The members Of the Peoples
party express alarm, and until the close of
the campaign Simpson will be furnished
with a bOdynuard
Evening journal., 1892-10-27
rloctrIcltY on Tront sireet.

The cars of the Front and Union street
railway from Market to Union, will
shortly be run by electricity. The
trolly wires are being placed in position
and some Of the old rails replaced. With
this road running by electricity, only
the cars on the line from Front and
French streets to Eleventh street bridge,
will horses be used. The railway com
pay will sell number of their horses
next Friday
Evening journal., 1892-10-27
whitney Confident of Success.

BOSTON, Oct. 27.--Hon. William c. Whit
ney, ex-secretary Of the navy, was in town.
Regarding the political outlook in New
York state he said to a reporter: There's
one thing you can say with assurance. The
Democratic outlook in New York is as good
as in 1884 and much better than in 1888
and we are confident Of winning with a
good, comfortable majority" Mr. Whit
ney with earnestness repeated his remark,
leaving no doubt in the listeners mind that
he meant what he said concerning Demo
cratic success.
Evening journal., 1892-10-27
HE usEp eAp LANGUAGE.
william II. German, fakes Docr as
Remedy for a Hemorrhage.

william II. German, fakes Docr as a
Remedy for HemOrrhage.
William H. German who was yester-
day allowed a chance to leave the city by
Judge Ball, in the municipal court was
again arraigned this morning. He
pleaded that he was taken with a hem.
orrhage and took beer as a remedy, and
used abusive language toward Mrs.
Anna Paris Mrs. Jane Brown aud Miss
Ella Bullock on Twelfth street. He was
fined $40 or sixty days.
Hannah Butcher and Anna Walker,
both colored, had an encounter last
night.
"When did you get out Of Jail, Han
nah?" asked Judge Ball
Just got out, hadn't got home,
sir "
They were put to work scrubDing the
floors of the City Hall.
Evening journal., 1892-10-27
ADJUSTMENTS.
pix.x Tonlght.

at the Opera house this evening the
attraction will be the Henry f. Dixey
Opera company in "rhe Mascot up to
date. Mr.. Dixey is well-Snown in this
city. He was a favorite in 'Adonis, he
was a favorite in "Seven Ages, and he
was a favorite here in "The Solicitor.
In all these pieces he was successful, but
in comic opera he is said to surpass all
his former successes. He is always
clever In his opera company he has
selected the best people who could be
secured, and the production will no doubt
be one of the events of the season.
Evening journal., 1892-10-27
nenew I'm PhlIndeInhla.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 27-A larger crowd
never gathered in the spacious Academy Of
Music than that which assembled last night
to hear Chauncey NJ. Depew, of New York,
speak upon Republican issues, under the
auspices of the Union League of Philadel-
phia. Mr. Depew was given rousing re-
ception and his prediction of Harrison's
reelection was greeted with wild cheering
Evening journal., 1892-10-27
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Wicks-"By the way, what has become OF
BiacksOnY ! haven't seen him for "a good
many years" Hicks" Biacksonf Why,
don't you know lie went west % years ago
10 make name Cor himsolfn Wicks-"A
name for himself, ehy And did he make IL 2"
Hicks-"Oh, yes" Wicks-"What was it ~
Hicks-" "Dennis. somerville journal
Evening journal., 1892-10-27
LINCOLN i'm Quincy.

QUINCY, Ills, Oct. 27.-Robert 7. Lin
coin, minister to England, addressed 5000
Republicans in this city. He was given an
enthusiastic reception, his remarks, which
were confined to the tariff, being frequent
ly interrupted by cheers. After the close
Of Mr. Lincoln's speech Messrs. Oglesby
and Willetts addressed the enthusiastic
crowd.
Evening journal., 1892-10-27
Wlsconsln,. Apnortlonment.

MADISON, Oct. 27.-The apportionment
bill, as prepared by the Democratic majori-
ty of the special committee on apportion-
ment, passed both houses of the legislature
and now goes to the governor for his sig
nature. 1t gives the Democrats majority
Of at least twelve on joint ballot at the
next session Of the legislature, and insures
Democratic United States senator for
Wisconsin in 1898
Evening journal., 1892-10-27

Strictly one price and If dis
satisfied with your purchase
we will return your money.
Evening journal., 1892-10-27
<. ?. oEEIoERs ELEcTEb.
The Grand Lodge OF Delaware Completes
business and Gives banquet.


The Grand Lodge of Delaware knights
Of Pythias, which was in session at X.
of p. hall, elected the following officers
yesterday afternoons Past grand chan
cellor, William A. Mullin. Of Marshallton
grand chancellor, Samuel Il. Marshall, of
Wilmington, grand vice chancellor Will
liam 7. Lincoln, Of Wilmington; grand
prelate, William s. Hammond,o Dover 4;
grand master Of eXchequer, Lemuel Mari,
of Wilmington grand keeper of records
and seal, Mark l.. Garrett of Whining.
tom grand master-a arms, r. II. VIII
liams, of Marshallton; grand inner guard,
John II. Scott, of Wilmington; grand
outer guard, Joseph G. Jolls. Of Middle
town. Supreme Chancellor Blackwell
installed all Of the newly elected officers.
Supreme Chancellor of the World w.
W. Blockwell was rendered a banquet
at the Hotel Willis by the Grand Lodge
Of Delaware. Toasts were responded TO-
Evening journal., 1892-10-27
Powder NIlIls Dbl Dance.

FARNINGDALE, n. j.. Oct. 27.-The forest
along the tracks Of the New Jersey South
ern railroad between this place and Column
bia siding is on fire and is rapidly being
consumed Fears are entertained that the
flames may reach the works of the Column
bia Powder mills, where several tons of
powder are stored.
Evening journal., 1892-10-27
The Germnn Emneror,s Lntest.

LONDON, Oct. 27.-Truth states that the
German emperor, because he was angry at
some sentinels stationed at the new palace
potsdam, for failing to recognize the en-
press, has ordered that her portrait be hung
i'm every barrack room in Germany.
Evening journal., 1892-10-27
The Cose I'm n Nutsilcll.

Republican platform; Protection 10 Ameri-
can industries
Democratic platform: Tariff for revenue
only
The first means goods used IN America are
10 be made In America. and the s. cond means
they are 10 be made in Europe 0oods made
here means wages earned here. Ono1s I'M
ported means wofsps earned IN EurOpe.
Which stall it Be ADV.
Evening journal., 1892-10-27
Business Trouble at smyrna.

The store Of William F. Buchanan, a
young Smyrna merchant, has been closed
by Sheriff Cole. The action was taken
at the instigation Of Lippincott & Co., Of
Philadelphia, who pushed a small judg.
ment. Mr. Buchanan was in this city
yesterday and says that he win be able
to open his place in day or two.
Evening journal., 1892-10-27
Mann nt NInrshaIIton

Mrs. Walter smyth, OF Marshallton,
who has been lying sometime with con-
sumption, died this morning at the home
of her husband Walter Smith, at a 10. She
will be buried at Newark o. Snndey, at
8 O'clock
Evening journal., 1892-10-27
Roasted Alive.

LIMA, O., Oct 27.-At the Western Lime
stone quarries Joseph Koontz and Henry
Bowers accidentally got on top Of the kiln,
which gave way precipitating the men ON
the red hot lime. II was impossible to get
at them and they We're roasted alive in the
presence of hundreds of friends
Evening journal., 1892-10-27
Facing Today at Hare's Corner,

The fall meeting at Hares Corner
driving park took place this afternoon.
A match race for $3.50 a side, between
Harry c. and Fred, was the attraction.
A colt race and $3.50, 500 and 2.55
classes is on Che program in addition to
a 30 pacinc.
Evening journal., 1892-10-27
REWARD.

The Democratic Executive committee of
New Castle county will pay the following re-
wards 70 any person furnishing information
to any Of the members OF said committee
which will lead TO the detection and conyic-
tiOn OF negroes Illegally and frauduleutly
registering or voting at this election.
For information leading 10 the detcc-
tiOn and conviction Of the tlst negro
so registering or voting, ........... $1,000
For information leading to such second
detection and convicton...... ........ 1900
For the third .............. ............ AD
Nor the fourth. ..................., 800
For each subsequent one .....,.. 1000
such information will be received in con-
fidence by any member OF tae committee and
arrests made and prosecutions conducted
without disclosing the name of the person
giving such information " desired.
In case the person giving such information
only succeeds Ia securing the rejection OF
such fraudulent vote. five dollars will be
paid IN each case. This offer applies both to
the city OF Wilmington and the outside hum
dreds. And the same rewards will De paid FOR
like information which will secure the arrest
and conviction Of any person guilty OF nle-
gally aiding or abetting such fraudulent reg
istration or voting.
BY order OF the Committee
WILLARD SALISBURY, JR.. fI.
Chairman.
JoHN F. CALLAHAN, Secretary.
The committee Is determined 20 put n stop
70 the nefarious scheme.
Evening journal., 1892-10-27
For Robblng Postofices.

PITTsBURC, Oct 21-Thomas Hughes
and Mike Coleman, charged with robbing
five postoflices, were found guilty. They
will annpal
Evening journal., 1892-10-27
.FontaneIle."

OF James O'Neills new "Fontanelle, -
which comes to the Grand Opera House
tomorrow. the Boston Courier says
"The play is founded on an incident in
the reign of Louis XIV, of France at
the time of Pompadour, and being To-
Gated in andsabout Versailles it gives
opportunity for elaborate scenery and
elegant costumes. OF both these we
may say here that they have seldom been
equalled in Boston for beauty and appro.
priateness The play abounds in strik-
ing situations, which are all well inn
proved Mr. O'Neill in the title role
showed the delightful qualities of his
style which while it does not sacrifice
strength, retains an unusual delicacy.
Evening journal., 1892-10-27

We want you to look-stop
and look, get off the car and
look-at our windowful Of
beautiful Overcoats and Suits
made doubly beautiful by
their.low cost. Elegant tail
oring and style, elegant
quality, and everything you
could wish in the way of good
ness for much less than such
goodness costs in any other
store. You're just on the
threshold of the days you want
them.
Look in the window, pick
out the incest, finest clothes
anybody need want to wear,
and save your money.
Clothes for
Men,
Young Men,
Boys,
Children.
Evening journal., 1892-10-27
LADY ChurchilI seriously I'M.

LONDON Oct %. Lady Randolph
Churchill, wife of Lord Randolph Church
i'll, is seriously in. She was formerly Miss
Jennie Jerome, daughter of Leonard Je-
rome. of New York
Evening journal., 1892-10-27
hin in virginia.

LYNcHBURC, Oct 27-Senator d. b. Hill
arrived from Washington. Nearly 5000
people were at the station to welcome him,
and four or five times as many more were
along the line Of march TO cheer and ap-
Dlaud him
Evening journal., 1892-10-27
Chicaro's Big Registration.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2I.-The registration for
the city OF Chicago largely exceeds the ex-
pectations of the politicians the total
amounting to 2500O0. This is an increase
over the REGISTRATION Of 1855 of 5000
Evening journal., 1892-10-27
a rnmllr rnrned 10 penth.

CLEVELAND, Oct 27-A two story frame
building on Central avenue and Harriet
street took fire. and James Shannon, his
wife and two young sons were burned to
death
Evening journal., 1892-10-27
w. G. ID. r.. ]

Spring clothing cleaned and repaired
Skilled workmen. No 81 Market street.