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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-16
ROM

z Rzymu. KS. Kardyna} Gau-
%rinno, jeden z nowomlanowanych,
arcyblskup z Mesyny ma Sycylii,
byt take ma obiedzle W konwlkcie
sw.J6zefa, gdzle sic teraz 5 Polakow
znajdu]e, ktorzy sig ma kslezy
ksztalc2. rs. Guarinna jest wiel-
kim przyjacielen polskiego ma
rodu. Podczas ob1adu, w ktdrym
wzie1o udziaF take 40 alumnow
konwlktu kslezy i kleryk6w, og}o-
szono rome poezye i wiersze, W
roznych ]ezykach. Pc obiedzle
pozostai ks. Kardynaf W refekta-
rzu, ably z alumnami nieco poro-
zmawiaG, gdyz Jest MAJ uprzsimy
a przyjacielskl. KS. rektor pred
stawlt mu tedy alumn6w i to
W}och6w, Nlemcow 3 Po!ak6w.
Z Nlemcaml przedstawi} take
kleryka Cubera z Chorzowa rzek4:
,,Eminencyo OTTO N1emcy z Prus!"
A ma to sic odezwa} Cuber::
..Przepraszam, ia 7estem Polakiem
z G. Szlaska; jestem pruskim
poddanym, lecz Polakiem." rs.
Kardyna} odrzekt ma to: bravo!
To bardzo dobrze, to mnle bardzo
cieszy. Polacy chlubi2 sic swoja
narodowoscla i maja SIC czem
chlubic. jake ia boleje mad tym
narodem, Jake blizklm jest serca
mojego. Jest to narod bardzo po-
bozny j bardzo przywiazany do
WARY fw. s%tolicy Apostolsklej /
ala tego tax probationary. 1luz
to Polak6w dzisiaj cierpi Ia Ware
sw., to prawdzlwi m~eczennlcy "a
"a wlare sw." Tax mowi} ks,
kardyna} obeo Wlochow, Mem
COW i Polskow. Nastepnle pred
stawil ks. rektor ks. B. Skulika 2
szopienic z q. szlaska j powle-
dzla1, re tenze zafozyl towarzyst-
wo szerzenia dohrvch ksl9zek
pism pomiedzy ludem katollcklm
Tedy 90 KS. Kardyna} do siebie
zaprosll, DO chcis1by wiecej o Po-
lakach ma 6. Szl2sku sic dowle.
dzleG. Nareszcle przedstaw;ono ks
Kardynalowl kler. Dqbrowskiegc
z pod Krakowa.
Same sic adro0.itY. w Lipskr
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-16
Go Mi { ! 1871 4.

Czasopismo ilustrowane.
Wychodzi ua Lromie Cd lat
szesnastu. 8 Posiada niezmiernle
obfta ,ciekawa, p~pzy,eczna patryo.
tyczna treSt, wsrod kt6reJ zawsze
drukuje "a mujace powiesc,:
Mkt sic NE znudzi,
kaady sic pok1xepr.
Bedzie mn W daszy
IA sercu lepicj..
Zimno ME wiaje
Cd Iskry i Genca =
Do piersl lud#klej
sle promlenie sion,a
Go dobre, plekne,
na szpaltach ne zgasn,r
Dobre pog}a<zcze.
ne ma odlow chlasn,p.
Comic, 4 Lhro zamies7cza
illustracie portre1owe dowcipn"
szklce @n"rys,yc2ns. Wraz
osobnYm aodotk?em nAustrou auvr..
wychodzl c>trrN raz; va mle> a..
Ola prenuneralornw rnc2nl ch
~potrocsnych oSobne yren1j;c 1e=p}at
ae. Nad>et~.j@c> prcnuuvra,,
roc@nq Il dolorW, npr6cz ca}ornez.
mel przesr1i>; ,Gonca I>kn.'
otrzy maja n"lNchm,As,:: ,rzy z.>n>>,
lllustrowanN'h HIcjnotim hmauI~.
satyry d. 'eei1u p~ol>Aieyo. "a,
pomie$G n ty7sch czeSciuch, NJ. y
thamskIego y. t. Nus@e Zyctr;
nadestal2cy ~:d|rocznY rrenun,ruy
= dolary) otrzymaia natychm a.,
tv.ko tr&y zc@1yty lllustrowanvci,
h1ejnot11r h"mor", Satyry i 0om
cipu poI$l jyyo. PrenumeY.l,
pfzesetac mozna AaSdcj checNi:
numera 2 pocz4tklcm druku1qc>rh
sic powlesci przeseiajq sic Jezplat-
"e. rrenumerate 2 Amcrykl mi
dogodnlej przese}aG lolgra,,1 ma
p'ero1'y'"l 70 Astach rchoucuaouu-
"yeh, I"b wreszc,c nr.c<o=lD
p~oczto@ym pod adrrscm:
Ad"tt"istrucya Goaca Lhr1
A~o~ (Lembcru.
uI'ca Aras:cpSAieg L. %.
Europa, Austrya, GaIlcya.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-16
q Prus Polskich
Gruto, d. II. II 1898.

Many luz nowego naszego X.
P1oboszcza. We wtorek i srode,
dina 7 s. b. M; odbyla sic ira.
dycya W plebanli n%aszei, we
czwartek, d. 8 b. M, opusc'f mas
x. Hip. Tretowski ma zawsze, a
nasz X. proboszcza Peta przyjaf
,duszpasterstwo mad mani.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-16
" G0amsku pc skonczenlu 10

W G0amsku po skonczenlu Is
godzinnego ~nabozehstwa maja
wleze koscio1a sw. Mlkolaia / sw.
Birglty zajasniec W blasku ben.
galskich p}omieni i maja ztamtad
byG puszczane sztuczne ognie. w
stosownym czasie zabrzmi tam tez
muzyka. Obchod jubileuszu OLGA
.sw. re strony Polak6w gdahskich
poza kosciolem r~ozpocznie sig W
niedziele O godz. 7 wieczorem
lnie Jak pierwotnie og}oszone o 6
g~odzlnie) W Cafe Selonke PREY
Oliwskiei bramie mr.. 10.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-16

Pelplis. Najprew. X. Biskup
wyslaf do Pzymu do O1ca sw.
Leona XIII, adres }acinsk1 2 po-
wlnszowanlem z powodu Jub1leu-
szu blskupiego Jego S%wlatobl1-
wosci, do}9czyf dedykowany Ojcu
sw. List pastoralny, wystosowany
do duchowlenstwa dyecezyi chez
mlhsklej o studyach naukowych
i 10000 marek swletopietrza,
zebrancgo W ostatnim czasle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-16

Ulepszenia PREY welocypedach
dokona! we Warszawie slusarz.
mechanic D. VAIL. Przez zastoso.
wanle ]ednego trybu pan w. ro-
werowi wyscigowemu nadaje szyb.
kosc zdwoIon9, mimo ze slis
tarcla ME lest zwiekszona. Przyrzad
wazy 8 i POI funta, a umleszczony
jest ma osl druglego kola. Szyb.
kosc obrotu k6t mole bye sto-
sownie do wolf iedzoa zw%lekszona
lub zmnlejszona Gazda wysclgowa
l spacerowa przez p%okrecenie
osopnej sruby. Pan w. wynalaz4
take motor ~powietrzny (pneuma-
tYczny) ~znacznej silly zastosowany
od welocypedow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-16

zy}, re mledzy dziewczetaml spree
dawajaceml W skleple towary,
.jedna must go okradaG. Ale ME
wledzlaf kt6ra, dziewczat zas by}o
s. Wtem wpadf ma taxi pomys}.
Pewnego wieczora pc zamknleclu
sklepu zwoia} owe dziewczeta do
siebie i rzekf: ,,Przypadkowo 3D.
kry1em miedzy wami z}odziejke;
ME chce jeJ imienla wypowledzlec,
ale pod warunk,em, zeby ia ,lutro
juz do handlu ME przysz}a." jake
sic Jednak nazajutrz zdzlwi}, gdy
z owych s dzlewczat, ~przyby}y
tylko g., a reszta t. j. 5 ME polka.
zato sig wcale, DO jak widat,wszy.
stkle by}y z}odAejkami:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-16
g 100000 llldzi

pr~cwicziono bezpiccznic llnie North
Germann Lloyd, dowodzi o jcj pospo.
litcm mac EMU.
BliAszych informacyi udzielq
jenclalni agenci:
A. Schumacher ~ DO.
Jencrainy Agent
5 South Gay Str, Baltimore, Md.
j. VIM. EscIlenburg.
104 Fifth Avenue, Chicago, Ills.
albo ich angenci W kraiu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-16

Kr0lewska Huta. Ma plscu
drzewa Sternberga zdarzyi sic re.
sz}ego tygednia smutnY przypadek.
Robotnik Franciszek Kopieo z
Pistrowic by} por6wno z kilkoma
innymi zajety zestawleniem WACO
now na}adowanych drzewem. Prey.
tenn upadf i dosta{ sic g}owa
miedzy diva pufery, kt6re MT ja
zupe}nle zgnlot1y, tax re smlerc
nastapiia W tejze chwili.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-16

Same sic 2drad@ity. w Lipsku
vie pewicn ku2lec. ktory zauwa-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-16

Olsztyn. Znowu zmar} W
miescie nassem jeden z starszYch
lekarzy, sp. DIR. Rakowski cd 81
lat W mlejscu bedacY. By} on
og6lnie lublanY powodu swej
dobroci i mi}osierdzia ola uboglch.
D1ugie lata by} radzca mieJsklm
i przewodnicz?cym W radzle, row
niez honorowym obywatelem ma
szego miasta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-16
Guie,p, Rada mie]ska obra}a

Gniew. Rada mieJska obra}a
,swym przewodniczacym znowu
mistrza ciesielskiego Ferdynanda
.Schultza, zastepca p. r. Weberstadt
a sekretarzem p. Domzalskiego.
Ma wybudowanla rzeznl postano-
wlono nabyc "a $1,000 M. posia-
>d}ost ~nalezaca do M}yn, i to 81
+m6rg razem z dwoma domain
mleszkalneml, szopa do cegiei i i'd
Dziemsany W pow. koscler-
skim. Ago BIN. odby}o tutelsze
katolickie Towarzystwo nauczy'
clelskie swe walne zebranie. p.
Paw}owskl z Radunia mia} wy
k4ad o karanlu s%pornych dziecl.
x. prob. Lebrant przedstawif W
krotkoscl zywot OLGA sw. Leona
XIII. Przysz}e %posiedzenle odbe-
die sic 1890 dwietnia o 5tei godz.
pc pol.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-16
WalkG;w. Ma zaproszenie z

Wilh6w. Ma zaproszenie z
checia pojechalismv do Kurnlcy
PREY G{og6wku ma zgromadzenie
w1osclanskie, pc kt6rem odegrall
amatorowie sztuke prawdziwie
w1osclahska ,Sasledzi". Zdato nam
sic, re to niemozebne, ably Kurni-
czanie juz TAX daleko byl1 i taxa
sztuke odegrac potrafll1. Pojechafo
mas z naszei parafii bardzo wielu,
DO kazdY chciaf sic o tenn naocz-
ME przekonat, czy Kurnlczanie
sami grac beda, a take ably sic
%louczyt. Oczywlscie Se Kurnicza-
ME tylko brazil udzla} W przedsta-
wleniu, a zaprawde ME myslells-
my, 5eby SIC wszyscY amatorowie
z swych r6l tax pieknie wywiazall
i take wrazenie zrobill ma ludnos-
ci, kt6rej bYfa peina sala. Ia to
wszystko j%eszcze a wofamy Kur-
nicklm amatorom: Mech zy7a!
Szczes Sc i'm Boze W dalszej piracy!
Sfawa pannom am%etorkom, ktore
tax slicznie swe role odegra4Y, re
az SERGE kazdego sic radowa1o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-16

S%tarogard, Dina 1890 BIN.
od5yf sic pod przewodnictwem
radzcy szk6lnego p. krusego z
Gdsns<a egzamin ab%ituryenskl.
Egzamln ziozyll Polacy: j.. Flryn
polaK cd ustnego zwolniony);
Wieckl (polak z%wolniony cd ustn),;
Frelschmidt ewanglellk zwolnlony;
nlemiecko-kat. RendscEmidt, Dams
Po1ak) G~rochowski l ewanglellcy:
Sins i Stcutael. Il tYch sluchac
beda teoIogil 2olacv Flryn 1
Week.
Poniewaz re zgoda rzadu
pruskiego nastaplto mlanowunle
dw6ch Kardynal6w, Rad pruskl
nakazat urzedniKom odtad tax do
Mich adresowat:: Do Kardynala
Arcyblskupa DR.. Krementza, Cd
nosnie, Do K%ardyna}a Kslecla
Biskupa DR.. Kopy, Eminencya.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-16

G.. Iu6le. Ma}zonkowie Kas-
per i Eva Janoszka obchodzili 7
Lutego zfote wesele PREY nailep-
SEEN zdrow1u. Mech i nadal Pan
Bog i'm b}ogostawi ma zdrowlu i
powodzeniu.
% Stycznla zdarzy} sic tn
smutnY wypadek PREY weselu.
M}odzieniec Stoflik, ehcac obronic
tutejszego kaczmarza W bojce,
uderzony zostaf przez napastnikow
kuflem W glove tax mocno, re w
ten sam dzieh zycle zakonczy}. Co
to nieszczescia sprawi4y take
boiki. Katollk6w i PoIakow bija
re wszech stron, a CT, zamlast W
zgodzie zYG j~eszcze sic miedzy
SODA b1ia "a ladajaka przyczyna.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-07
ALMOST BLoopsHED.
TIE usms nals BIi Leeds 10 . Psrseasi
Meeting

LONDON, March 6.-Coloncl Sansletson.
member Tor North Armagh and grand
master OF Oraneemcn. denounced the
home rilc members last week as defend
ers Of criminals. William Redmond. Par
ncllite, challenged him to repeat his words
outside OF the house. They met this eve
ming in the lobby Of the house Of COM
mona. Redmond said: DO you accuse
mo and my colleagues Of being murder.
cr~?"
Colonel Sandcrsou, who, by tho way, In
not an Irishman but Scotch. coollv rc-
piled: II know nothing OF you personally.
but accuse the Irish party Of conduct
leading to murder"
Both men were angry and glowercd at
each other IN pugil,.tic attitude. The
peers from the house Of lords and the
members gathered around in anticipation
Of seeing the first blood in the threatened
civil war shed in the house Of parliament.
just as tho two seemed about 10 come to-
gcther, however. friends stepped in and
rushed the warlike gentlemen away in
opposite directions. Redmond walked
away from the scene amid shouts OF
"They shall meet at Boyne,' mingled
with jccrs and laughter. II 10 reported that
Sandcrson has challenged Redmond to .
duel ON the Continent.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-07
A Dead Sultan.

ZANziBAR, March 6.--Alibid Said. sultan
Of Zanzihar. is dead. nGcd ~. Zanzibar Is
under British protectorate. Hamid had
been designated ns heir TO the throne and
recognized by the British. but the late sui
tan's son, kalid. entered tho palace,
undertook to assume tho sultanat0in de-
0anco 10 British authority. General
Mathews at once proceeded to the palace
with n strong force and compelled Knlid
10 open the gates and installed Hamid.
Hamid Blcn Thwain is son Of the
deceased brother of the late sultan and
was heir TO the throne according To the
Mohammedan law, as recognized in Zapzi.
bar. and tho effort Of Kailid to seixe tho
throne. therefore was attempted usurpa.
tion. General Mathews remains presi.
dent of the council under Hami1. tho
same place which he held under tho late
Sultan Ali. Peace has been maintained
through the prompt and vigorous action Of
the British.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-07
DICKINSON WILL REMAIN
No Truth In The Report Of HS Changing
Roads
UNION PACIFIC ELECTION
President Clark Says That There
VIII Be No Change In tho Policy
Of tho Road-DickIn-
sons Telegram.

Special Dispatch 10 the Standard.
OMAHA. March 6.-Union Pacific circles
were torn up this morning over the tele-
gram frcm thcngo that Edward Diekin-
son had been ment.oned for tho position
Of general manager OF the Atchison,
Topeka q Santa Fc. and that his presence
IN Chicago indicated q possibility OF his
acceptance. Al first flush tho rumor
seemed well founded. for there 10 quite .
number Of people who believe that there
will be change in tho management OF
the Union Pacific after the April election,
but 5. II. II. Clark, IN talking Of tho
rumor TO n newspaper representative,
stated that he had telegram from Mr..
Dickinson deny ina tho newspaper rumor
and stating that there was absolutely
nothing in the report given wide publicity
By the Chicago press.
"when Mr.. Dickinson loft for Chicago
he had no idea that the position would bo
rendered him IL II has been," said Mr..
Clark, "and so far rs can know Of Mr..
Dickinson's movements. ! believe that ho
will continue with tho Union Pacific ~
general manager. Tho position Of gen.
eral manager Of the Santa Fs would givo
Mr.. Dickinson no more authority that he
now has with the Union Pacific and
would not be regarded as promotion foe
mcritorious service. As for changes NJ
the result Of the April meeting, o man
will be elected president who will carry
out the present policy Of the system,
changes at this time being dangerous.
No. place no reliance In tho report for I
have Mr.. D,ckinson's telegram stating
that u ID incorrect.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-07
Idaho MIn~Sa win.

WASHINGTON. March 6.-In an opinion
delivered by Justice Blachforsi for Chief
Justice Fuller In the case Of George A.
Pettibone and other striking Coucr d Alcne
miners In Idaho against the United States
court. the court decided in favor Of tho
miners and directs that the indictments
against them bc quashed.
The cases grew ont Of the riots MT the
Wardncr mines. Tho court at TINT time
had granted injunctions restraining strik-
crs from interfering with mon at work, and
IL was alleged that Pct,ibonc and others
conspircd To violate tho laws Of tho
United States. Tho court holds that the
Indictment. under which they were con-
yicicd Of this charge, 10 defective in that
II was not shown that the men had
knowledge OF tho order Of the court. JUS
tees brewer aud brown disscntcd.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-07
YELLOW PLAYING.
Cubans Object To the Ba'i Playing OF
Amerleaa Girls.

Cubans Object To the Ra,i Playing OF
Americas Girls.
HAVANA. March Ga serious conflict
occurred yesterday at Alenen,lares which
nearly resulted In serious injury 10 a num-
her of American young women. A party
OF Americans known ne tho "American
Female Base Hall club" have bcen going
about, playing against Cuban clubs. Yes
terday tho club was PLAYING Mt Alcncnla-
rcx. their opponents being n local club
composed Of young men. The ajori'y OF
the spectators was respectable and we'll
behaved. but the attendance also included
n share Of tho lowest drcgs Of society.
These latter became irritated at the play.
ing of the American visitors and somc Of
them claimed 10 bc convinced that tho
play was simply farcial and did not shew
professional skill. They cinmored for tho
restitution Of their money and nj length
broke tho sents and set flrc to tho fence
around the playground. This caused gen.
eral CONSERVATION among the female play
ers, who were gallnntly defended Ivy the
young men Of tho Cuban club and by the
respectable majority Of tho spectators.
Horrible confusion ensuetl. but tho police
finally succeeded In dispensing tho mob
and giving protection to tho young
women.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-07
SHAKING GROWERS HAND
Tho President Grisps The DI6its Of 5000
People
LAST NIGHTS ILLUMINATION
II Was the Greatest Display OF
Fireworks Ever Seen In
Amerloa-The Capitol
Illuminated

WASHINGTON. March 6.-Crowds Of dis-
tinsuishetl visitors began TO storm the
wh'to house to-day aud Mr.. Cleveland was
obliged tn foreao his work and listen to
.he words OF congratulatiou from gov
ernors OF states, senators aud representa-.
tives and host of others. Shortly after
o'clock brass bands bcean to play In the
vicinity OF the white house and. stepping
out to their music. came political organ
isations. Tho driveway leading to tho
main doorways of the white house was
soon packed with people anxious to shake
hands with the president. Tho Samuel J.
Randall club of Philadelphia, 100 strong,
was the first organization TO obtain nd
mittance and II WINS followed by many
other. Then multitude of the general
public poured In through the main door
way In droves. Two lines of people in
double He marched under the portico
from poon until I o'clock. and through the
main doorway 10 tho east room they
passed. bowling, smiling and handsllaking
with the chief magistrate, and passing
around the apartment and out of the win
dow of exit. The president kept up this
monotonous routine until messenger
came to his relief Mt o'clock and i'm
formed him that worlds fair delegation
was waiting for him In the cabinet room.
Mr.. Cleveland left the cast room immedi-
ately, much to tho disappointment OF hun
dresls who failed to see him, and these wcro
not pacificd by the announcement from
tho tloorkecpers that the president would
rCturn Mt o'clock.
Al 2 O'Clock the president received moro
callers. II is estimated that nearly 5000
people shook hands with him during the
day
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-07
HOME AGAIN,
General Harrison Welcomed by His In.
dinnspolls Friends

General Harrison Welcomed by His In.
dinnspolls Friends
INDnNApoIIs, March 6.-Thc city IL
gay i'm honor Of tho return homo of General
Harrison. The day was clear aud COM
Portable. Great crowds assembled to
welcome the distinguished citizens re-
turn. Business buildings along the line
of march from the station TO the Denni-
son house were fcstooncd with bunting
and many OF Harrison's pictures were dis
played. Many organizations part icipa,ed.
The train bearing the cx-prcsidcnt ar
rived Mt II 30. Harrison was escorted to
n carriage, the organizations fell in line
and the procession moved toward the
hotel. The entire distance was lined with
great crowd of people. who cheercd as
Harrison passed. His welcome home was
as warm as his God speed 10 Washington
was enthusiastic. Arriving at The hotel
the parade disbandcd. Later In tho day
General Harrison drove 10 his old home
with Mrs. Mckee and family. Tonight "a
general reception will he held nt tho state
house. Governor Mathews will deliver on
address of welcome on behalf of tho state
and Hon. {. w. Fairbanks on behalf Of
Indianapolis.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-07
THE FIREWORKS.
Az PARALLEL Dispiay In Washington
Last Esrning.

Az PARALLEL Dispiay In Washington
Last Evening.
WASHINGTON. March 6.-Incidentai 10
the Inauguration festivities was tho H.
Elimination tonight Of the capitol building
and Pennsylvania avenue and tho display
of fireworks on the monument ground.
These were to have taken place Saturday
evening, but owing TO the inclemcnt
weather of Saturday and for other reasons,
they were postponed until to-
night. Electric suns. placed on stands
~ feet high in front OF the capitol, illumi.
mated that building. The effect was
beautiful, and the structure being on
hall its fine, sharp outline was visible miles
away. The lighting of the avenue was
effected by 20 union illuminations and
these, supplemented by revolving suns at
the treasury department, completed q
scenc of great brilliancy.
The best entertainment OF the evening
was tho pyrotcchnical display In tho
monument grounds. where, for about an
hour, tho crowds wero treated to a perfect
fusilade Of explosions, following each
other in rapid succession and including
all the numerous devices known to pyro-
technic art.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-07
THEY DON'T OWN THE LAND.
The Supreme Court Decides Against the
Southern Pacific.


wAsHiSGroN. March G.-Justice Field
this afternoon gave directions TO Clerk
Mckinney 10 enter "a denial aud notify the
counsel in the matter Of the application Of
the Illinois Central Railway company for
q rchearing OF the celebrated Chicago
Lake Front case. The matter was entirely
informal and forms no part Of tie record
OF the court. The refusal to entertain tho
motion TO enter the case in conclusion Of
the controversy must end the possibility
Of its being rcopcncd as far az concerns
the main point IN dispute. viz: the title to
the Chicago water front. though there will
necessarily be further litigation over GER
tain property now held by the railway
company and alleged TO project into the
lake beyond lawful limits.
Tho court also refused to rchear the
cases In which the United States and the
Southern Pacific Railway company and
the Cotton Marble company are parties.
In these cases tho court recently decided
against the railroads. title. under its land
grant, TO an immense quantity OF valuable
land In Southern California.
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MUST Paw RENTAL.
The Western Union Company Beaten In
Suit.


SUIT.
WASHINGTON, March 6.-In tho case OF
tho city of St. Louis against the Western
Union Telegraph company, the supreme
court. In an opinion by Judge Brewer, re-
verscd tho decision Of the lower court and
held to he valid the city ordinance exact.
Ing compensation from the company for
the use of streets for telegraph poles, the
charge being IS on each pole erected. The
court holds that this was In reality .
rental charged for the use Of public
streets, and that the city had as much
right to charge such rental rs for tho use
OF room in the city hall. There IL moth
ing In the charter OF the company excmpt-
ing il from such taxation. on the grounds
that public streets ore post routes. The
court did not pass upon the question rs to
the rcasonableness OF the rate charged,
the case coming before It In advance OF
any investigation Of this point by the
lower court. Justice Brewer based his
dissent on the ground that the tax Of s.
per pole amounted to "A per cent. Of the
returned valuation OF the company's st.
Louis property, and was unreasonable.
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BOTH ARE DEMOCRATIC
The Senate Is Sure 10 Have q Demo.
cratic nsjorlty.
COMPOSITION OF THE HOUSE
The Cabinet Appointments Con-
firmed Yesterday-work OF
the Senate-Shsrman's
Resolutions.

wAsHiSGroN. March 6.-The present
roll call Of the senate shows ~ democrats,
IS republicans. ono populist, ono indie
pendent, one farmers alliance and three
vacancies. Tho vacancies are one each
In Montana, Washington and Wyoming.
Should republicans eventually All all thcsc
vacancies, which can scarcely he the case,
in view OF Beckwith's appointment In
Wyoming. II would give them Il. Should
tho third party senators then oil vote with
the republicans. an unlikely supposition.
the senate will still be . tic, with Vice
President Stevenson holding tho con-
trolling vote.
THE LOWER HOUSE.
The composition Of the house 10, rs
shown by unofficial returns: Democrats,
2l7; republicans, rs; third party.s.