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are bitterly opposed to him, 60 think
that If Lindley does not get the fran
chise nobody else will. Finn will prob
ably have Sacramento in place OF San
jose next season. That is about all
so far.
The town is full of Los Angeles peo-
pie who went to Sacramento to see
stephen M. White elected to the United
States senatorship. II wes very excit-
ing at the capital on Wednesday alter
noon"
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

TZNIGHTS OF .4PYTHIAS-THE VARIOUS
5LM kd4eskof the Order of Knights of Py thiss
IN this city hold regular conventions as below.
Il. =, All resident ard visiting Knights cordially
SAMSON nj. 14s-700 Downey ave. (E. Los An
ogaggles), Monday evening, j. X. Carson, G. G.
AT PYTHIkN-CASTLE, 1854 s. sPRING ST.
GAUNTLET mo. 129-Monday evening, ]. J.
IL {, ,hoate.. C. C. HI
rqYBICOLOR No. 96--Tuesday evening, George
81 B. shafier, c. G,
La FRATaENiTE-wednesd evening, F.
fssAuKi0hnette, c. c.
4 OJIYEsLNO. 26-Thursday evening, Charles
AIS Aard&hyy, G. G.
MARArAuN NO 1s2t-Fridsy evening, G. s.
Ag1plph, @. c.
saBUEEx or < RgLIEF-Every Wednesday even
ing until further notice.
Wdrk in third
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nurt,.n,a Arnicn SAWS,

The best salye in the world for cuts, bruises
sores, ulcers, salt iheum, fever cores. letter,
chapped hands. cbilbiains cofns and all skin
eruptions and positively cures piles, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect sat
isiactinu, or money refunded. Price. 25c per
hnx F,tsals tyu r, yrri'c lNn''
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Numerous unsolicited testimonials daily q
the fact that the reputation of DR.. Bulls Coue3
syrup, the iniallible cure for all affections
the throat and che st, mas tufsred no diminy
ton in 'he lJ't qr.r'e- Of usur".
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wANTEp-HEIp.

DEITY, HTMMEL & CO., EMPLOYMENT
Il sgentstuccpssoss to Martin d Co. and Pet
ty Hummel. Hucl and house-help depart
mint, l3l to 90 West First street., telephone
J09; ras oh sIld sni ileuecus de psrtme MT, 207
Nest Second street., telephone 40, Los Angeles
Cal. Carefully selected help of all Kinds
promptly furnished.
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The Standard Bred Stallion,
DICK RICHMOND,
17,e4O, Race Record, a:23.

11,V7O5 ItHC6 1ttCOru' ''"O5 :
Will stand for public service the season of
Terms; $50 cash, or approved note, at time
OF serv ce. All mares bred by the scas on, with
usual return privilege. All mares at owners
SIX, as we Will OF be responeiblc for accidents
or escapes. Good pasturage, or fed hay If dc.
eired, at reasonable term
dv I Tin - r V'')S Tv"c
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EoR EXCIfANGK--A LARGE AND ELE-
It CANT hotel in thriving town, 2l5 acres of
grounds. Will take half OF purchase price ia
east ri or California properly and give easy
terms of payment for balance. Address or ap
ply to Il. 8. KN0LhS, Ontario, San Bernardino
county. - TT
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- w of land; apply. before 10 o'clock q. m. TO
p RICH HkED DILLON, Hoover street, opposite
TAirtieIh street. 1.20 2t
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GoIpEs GATE GAS ENGINE.
MEDIU MS,


AHRS. PARKER. CLAIRVOYANT-C0NS
ISl tations on business, love, marriage. dis.
ease, mineral locations, life reading, ETC.; take
University electric car to korrester avenue, go
wet three blocks to Vine street, second house
from cnrEer OF Vermont avenue
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!, .SXt ftf4sb-GiREoro DO GENERAL HOUSE
y ~ tffH fof Shall family; good wages. 1061
z II Atr1llc nilf.lt LOO
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wAYrED-Aag gNrs.

!, e.gt tWANTED--AGhNFs IN EVERY TOWN CN
w the Pacific coast for article that will
"a resdily he dfsposed OF. No capital required,
Nostsmp neces ary for reply. You can attend
TO Your other business in addition ADDRESS
Agents. box GO, Herald Office. 1-o-tf
sdssXEJASTED-sALAEY OR COMMISSION TO
"a oa-f {riageIts to, handle the Patent Chemical
Ink krasing PenciL The most useful and noYei
Invention of the age. Erases ink thoroughly in
nAt@o % cunds; works like masc 200 to 500
per cent proft Agents making y per week.
s'ene also ssniita general agent to- take charge
terrltorN, and appoint sub agents. A rare
chance TO make money. Write for terms and
eS specimen of erasDg MONROE ERASEk NAN
irzSMs. 'T' l-l.1m
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~ REAT CENTRAL ROUTE ExCU HsIo v5.
OExperieneed conductors: throueh from Los
Angeles to Boston; only six days TO New YORK
or Boston; tourist cars. F. Il. SHE4RER, nan
ager. Office, 229 South Spring ST., Los Angeles.
IO.16 6m
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ABsrRAc,rs.

a Bn'rkAcT AND TITLE INSURANCE COM.
5 fQy.{x 1,ffly of Los AhgeleS northwest corner oil
~ s'fS ~ s'sfd Nsw '4i2t s'rreff mi7r
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NXTANTED-A FIRST GLASS JOB PAINTER
w and pressinan, non union. Apply at once
iato. MONITOR. PRINTING COMPANY, British
1Celhifnbia. 11S7t
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FOR ExCuANGE.

A QUANTITY oR FINE BUSINESS PROP
IN erty in Topeka, Kansas, Tor exchange iur
Los A geles city properly. CuDDY 4
sTOUGHTON, 14l ). Broadway. l-l9 Be-
TICR RXCHANGE-AN UPRIGHT FISHER
IT piano lBerlin makel neatly new, for good
horse. n uat be gentle eDd not over five years
of age Address EXCHANGE, box so, Ber-
aid office. 1-3tf
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r @, JUDsON & CO.'S EXCURSIONS RAsl
u every wednesday via salt Lake Uisy aaH
Denver. Tourist cars to Chicago end Boston
manager In charge once, 212 9. Spring ct
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EOR SALE-22 ACRES, q MILE OUTSIDE
II city limits OF Pasadena. good water right
and water piped on land This is fine orange
lard and only $500 per acre. Address wATEa,
box 40, this Office 1.14tf
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r HAVE $4,000 To LOAN ON A SECURITY
Il at low rate of interest. viii loan as a
whole or rart Of The 3 bove amount. Address
SECURITY, Box 60. this Office. is tt
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DYKRs Ann rINIsgEfs.

DAa1s1AN DYE WORKS, 2Ifs SOUTH MAIN
l. street. Be.tdyeing in the eity. 1-i3 If
STEAM DYE WORKS, 2Al
VI Franklin street. Fine dyeing and clean
tug 1-I3tf
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RENr-HoUsEs.

- --S.-r-~.-------
.~-.LlNQB hrs,-s1VERY LOW-HEW HOU-E ON
'-;f' fwehty third street, fashionable neighbor
mod; ten rooms. all moiein convenience.
lELrAlR CREIGHTON, Los Angeles Thenter
building. 1-2l2t
LNoR EENT-sEvkN ROOM HOUSE, $50:
4tsLny;,ysiy nye,yiy fgEnished; corner Boyd and Wall
EftetS a-siif ~ 20 81
TToR RRKNT-HOU OUsEs ALL OVER THE CITY
- GA. Sumner d Co., 1G7 3. Broadway
.s8wcH 3 = ils 4lZ
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DHILIIPs EXCURSIONS VIA DEEvERAN
I Rio Grnnde railway aud the Crest Rocl
Island route leave Los Angeles every Tuesday
Rnatnu HcNre NJ 1v' snufh Stirring ~ -
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HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS.
Q Il. BoYNToN, n. b, DIsEAsEs OF
-. children. Office ard residence, s35 4.
dive ST. once j.nrs, 10 to IL a. m. tn 4
M Tee hone S74. 1919 II
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j nv ANTED-LADIEs AND YOUNG MEN TO
w take our work at their own homes work
uatQ{Tsrded by mail, ard we pay good prices; ex-
,sNPgf1tfce not ntuessari no cunysssing. Ad-
dress for particulars srANDARD MANUFAC
TpklNt COMPANY, lock box LOT South
9HKgMinshans MaFs Inclcse stamps. 1.12 lot
~ ~ IXXSy q nj EfT-AIL NEEDING HELP FREE
* w Employment OF any information, address
~, =. .NfTTlNdBR's BUREAU, esta blished 1880.
~ once, a194 South Spring street. residence,
= i45l South Hope street, corner Fifth, Los Ange-
= les. Cal. Telephoue lis. SIG u
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wANrEu-sfruArfoNs.

~ = y = y = = "A y I-> y
= snJ AATEDD--- SITUATION BY A YOUNG
'iAa We lady who has had some experience in
20 miilinety business, or will ACCEPT position as
&C a;'asiadyin any department.. Call or address
nsbIb sautee street. l.l9tt
~ llfA1 AaT&DpALL KINDS OF FAMILY SEW
ania rsesins tosdo, at loom Is, No. 4I2 :. Hope
st. loft
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PATErrs. CoPYRlGMrs. Ersl.

TTAZARD & TOWNSEND, ROOM 8, DOWNEY
" Airff Tel ~ los A1cpIpg '-2p II
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EOR SALE-HAnF-AGRE LOTS FOR SALE.
II We offer halfacre lols adjoining the city
at a very low price. Each one will support*a
fsmiiy by planting berries. address W. l.. p,
box 565, city. / ID If
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ErGR SALE 4oo ACRES LAND MAR RE-
II dondo hearh; good level land: sandy loan
soil; fine land for all deoiduous fruits and
grain. bargain; $50 per acre. Address
ACNES, box 20, this Office. 1.1Atf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

d ~-~---0-~---~---~----O--
gOND-EAND FIRE PROOF
80 there the safe can be seen. Ad-
once. 1-2t ct
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DARGAIN TO CLOSE UP AN ESTATE;
I'D choice land, 116 acres; whole or In parcels
10 tuit soil adapted for lemons, walnuts.
olives, pruDes; all kinds of deciouous fruits,
corn, beans, ETC.; water in about 15 feet from
surface. Must be sold, Before purchasing else
where for full particulars. call at JOHN l..
PAVKOVlOH, Executor, 205 West First street.
1u.l2
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LOk sALE-2O ACRES AT GARDsNA, ALL
T. in full bearing peaches; good G-foom
house, etc. Price, $1,000. Address BUYER,
box 10, Herald Office. HAT
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;S4rs ONE DAY SAVED BY TAKING
n W Santa Fe's eHeu sions to Kan
i''sSis; sas City, TT Louis, Chicago, New
York and Boston. Leave os Angeles every
"Wednesday: personally conducted through to
Chicago and Boston; family tourist s eepers to
Kansas City and Chicago daily; low rates and
quickest lime. Once l29 n. Spring ct. Tyr
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DOIND XTAR d Lt3T. BgOK1Rs, 1877 W,
4 Second g., loan money on good security at
reasonable rates Farm loans a specially. II
you wish to lend or borrow, coll on US. S-l7 6m
MONEY 10 LOAN--A. Il. FRASER b +: d.
ISl Tanta.inan. l30 8. Br adwav. s17 em
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EOR sALF-TWO ACRES WITH HARD
IL faished house OF four rooms and kitCht II f;
windmill and tank house; baIn for Eve horses;
all fenced; plenty of water; situated near city
limits, Apply TO 1l6 East First street up
stairs. 1928 ii
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FoE RENr-xooMs.

FOE RENT-EOOM5.
LOR RENT--2 UNFURSISHED ROOMS WITH
ssn IL llti z yssgd e No. zig BOYD 81 LIS ~
9,dS HOTELS.
N
yNHEN IN LOS ANGELES, THE PLACE TO
~ stop st is HOTEL BELLEVUE TERRACE,
fciner Sixth aud Pearl streets. 1t is the only
as hrsrclnsn ihniiiy and oniist hotel in the city
~ with large beautiful lawns, broad sunny
g9 tR4rehtS and all large, outside Sunny rooms
wiz opsn Erates,icpc teths, and servine l.
"A e&kstes- 2t5Ums 81 per week. persons. $l4
so5wez AZ rooms, ~ per weeH; 2 persons + s.
.d1isdtl a5 rJpiaf, @1O per weex; tersuns, %l7
70 looms, s 2 per week; 2 persons; T2D
std sFeglsa rates te menthly or perinalent leoyle
fm ll-RU 3m MRS. q. ". STEWART, Pfopr.
TlLEwHfT ROnsE--FpRNlsiIpD ROOMS
4s+sr III en- TREY REV. single suite, bath rooms
t.nutcleSi suitable fer housekeeping. l &
s3u5SEt y rit street, New Wilson block. II 30 If
FufFNsN HUusE--- III ERICAN PLAN: 60
% ~ A outside roopis. superby furnished first
~ c,sss in tv ry -wayi clajm il uncx elied
Etrun ers invisd: 81 90 to So 30 per usy. n
s-r SFk0Bki pGN. = ......s 1l1-3mA
AHsTfAcrH.
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FoR sALE-CoUNTRY PROPERTY.


q p-ntn--10 ACRES OF GOOD LAND, @
- sVtV acres in bearing fruit trees, . in
berries. balance in ALA fa; good house wind
mill and tank; perfect waier right; within
miles of the conrt house. A bargain
Price. $1,000. CUDDY & sTOUGHTON, 141 s.
Broadway. lie
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HOTELS.

E0R RENT-2 2UNFURNIsHED ROOMS WITH
ssn 4 ag,s 1t{ ysgd .Fpk No. 2l9 toyd st 1.l9.3L
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MnDioAL pmKgONALs.

DNRsONAL-LADIEsI II YOU DESIRE TO
IL ma Ike youiself beautiful you can do so et q
very small expense. IL is a preparation that is
harmless. Best If recommend dations from all
psrts OF the country. | Will be i'll Los Angeles
only short time. Wi call and see you, Adj
dress NINE. A. a. LORRAINE, Postofllce box
5G5, city. l7tf
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4-rxE ADVERTISING.

? The most direct method of reaching the
pubic and making known your
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LoAN-S5Oo ON CITY OR
lVl country prop5r y. U. II. GCWEH, l43
South Broadway. 1-2l BIT
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DENTS rs.

1882 Rstablished-1SS2
nR. L. W. WELL, COR. OF ) RING AND
~ First Streets Wilson blues take elevator
Gold ,rown ana bridge work specially; teeth
ext1ac ed without pain. Room /. matt
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ITO THE LADIES OF LOS ANGELES: 1
L will only be in this city shor6 time No
advance money No le, desired unless you
are perfectly satisfied. AddIess NINE.
ROULET box 20, Herald Office 1-8tf
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EOR sALE-3oO,cO0 ACRES OF CHOICE
y lsnd in the great reisin beit OF Kern ooun-
ty, the safest inves ment in California. Ad-
drezs BuRAX, box 70, this office. IA If
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EsOR sALE-12 AL RES OF THE BEST
II land in Los Angeles county; cluse to city
limits: on the main drive 10 Pasadena; very
great bargain. Address W. L. F., box 565, city.
IA If
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ARCBiTECT.
~ II. BROWN, ARCHITECT, 1872 snUTH
Os Broadway. SHY
DURGEsS j. RBEVE, ARCHITECT, FSTAB-
ID li,bcd for thu past 10 years in Los Angeles
springst tel wapn second and Third 3-21v
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1893-03-03
ALLAN N:i.Nr:.L DEAD.
The Noted l:uitynad Nan Passes
Away Of Gar, b,;n,rr

The Noted l:nitynoG Nan Passes
Away ct san Diego.
SAN DIEGO. Cal. Feb 24.-Allan
Marvel, president of the Atchison
Topeka and Santa Fe railroad, died at
the Hotel Del Coronado at an early
hour of the morning Mr.. Marvel ar
rived here with his wife about three
weeks ago, lie had been i'll poor health
for some time, and his death was not
entirely unexpected. 1t is believed that
his principal ,ua,a1ly was Bri.ht's dis
ease. During the day Mr., h!;.M,e' cc.n'
planned OF severe pains IN his back
and abdominal regions. lie retired
early, a:rd shoI.ly afterwards tie hotel
physician was sirIulnunct;. At laidni;:il-
it was apparent 1'.sy he end v.4a j. az,
The doctor in."i,re,. TN vie i. tns
dyinE inau t!ht l.a coul,i f'u; survive
uIhl rtolttus. Alr$. MaHVel carried
herself witt, coiunost5re. ana l;d every
thing possible TO console her husband i'll
his last moments. NIr. Marvel died
peacefully an3 without apparent pain,
at about o'ci0ris II. IN.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1893-03-03
IN FAVOR oH REPUBLICANS.
The Kansas Supreme Court Decides
the Gum Case.

inc GuEH case.
TOPEKA, Kan. Fob. 2T.-Tha s,1I1renla
court has decided the Gunn naoeas c5r-
pus case In favor Of the Republican
house. PoHulist Judge Alien dissenting.
Chief Justice Horton consumed two
hours i'll rendering tho decision of the
court Ellis conclusions we're of lie most
emphatic character, and yvera to the
effect that the Republican house was
the legally CONSTITUTED house Qt repre-
sansatiT"s ot the sta,e. apti ,Ens clothed
with all The powets Of d legislative
Body. it Could s.;hpena wi;l"ss., 10
testif? i,aEofe committees an uuliis?,
those guilty of con1enp. q rs orders.
Associate Justice ,Joi,uscn fully CON
Cured, but Associate Justice Allen. the
Populist member of the court. said that
he radically dissented. He l,eld that
the court had no power to question tie
decision OF the senate as to which was
the legally constituted house. The
members OF tie senate, he said. We're
as supreme i'll their sphere as the men-
bers of the court. Tho governor also,
he lnaintained, could not be questioned
by the court i'll any OF his official acts.
In conclusion, he declared that the ma
jority OF the court has oversteppe;l it's
line of duty rs laid down by the courts,
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1893-03-03
wl.4l SOON Adjourn.
The Kansas Legislature Will Clos
It's Session in Ten Days.

The Kansas Legislature Will Close
It's Session in Ten Days.
TorEEa. Feb. 2S.--The Populists ex-
pect to adjourn the Legislature and go
home within the next ten days TO re-
turn no more nMtil they hear from the
people in 1891. The Republicans think
there ought TO be a short special session
TO pass legislation promised by both
parties on tho stump last fall, but the
majority of the Populists are opposed to
this. No railroad legislation may,
therefore, be looked for, no mortgage
law, 10 interest law, no stay law
nothing whatever for the relief
OF the people. II will be writ
ten in history as tho most
worthless Legislature shat has
ever met i'll kansas. The railroads es-
pecially have cause for congratulation,
foi, if by any chance the supreme court
had taken the other shoot authorized
by the precedcnts laid down i'll the
books ana declared the Dunslnore house
to have been q lie facto organization, Il
railroad law moro stringent than the
country has ever seen would have been
put into full force and effect. The bill
for he relief ca the supreme court may
be passed before the adjournment. AS
the court is vet two years behind in its
work it is imperative that it be given
help OF some form.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1893-03-03
Will Defeat Clark.

HELENA, Mon, Feb. est is stated
that the Dixon men have concluded to
stand firm to the end and thus defeat
Clark. This, it is stated, will insure
the selection of Mantle tofill the vacancy
by Governor Richards. The legislature
will adjourn on Thursday. The las
ballot resulted Mantle 81, Clark 25,
Dixon II, Hall j, Toole /, Klein.
schmidt /.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1893-03-03
L N3TAEG4;. MEETING.
"A Memtr.ai Gathering IN chicago to
Honor Biaine's Memory

CHICAGO Feb. 2S.-At the Audi
torium memorial mass meeting was
held TO honor the memory OF James
iiilespic Blaine. Judge Lyman Irttnl-
bull, warm fricnl and enthusiastic
edmirer OF the dead statesman. pre-
sided, and Judge John NJ. Thurston OF
Omaha, pronounced the eulogy. He
was followed by the Hon, Lawrence
Harmon Of Chicago, the Rev. Frank
Bristol, judge W. L. Ewing and the
Hon. john Finerty. A memorial ad-
dress expressive of the sentiments of the
meeting was adopted. The meeting
was one Of the most notable Of the kind
ever held in Chicago,
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1893-03-03
Sutter street.
nHiiun. Trry NrryonsiY

Sutter street.
f.riinG Very Nrrvously
during the c',rly portion OF the morn
ing, throwing his hand back toward his
hip pocket. 1t is the custom Of John
w. Mackey to come about noon time
every day to the jewelry store at the
corner Of Suffer street and Lick alley to
compare the time of day, and he is al
ways very prompt. AS Mackey reached
the end OF the alley nearest Suttcr street
and few feet away from where the old
man was standing, the latter puljed out
his revolver and fired one shot. The
bullet struck Maclley in the middle of
the back. After firing the shot the
wouldbe murderer then supplemented
his crime by turning the pistol on him
self aud firing shot
lnto His Own Body.
The self-intlicted wound was serious,
but as long rs lie could walk he fol-
lowed Mackey up, trying to fire at him
again, but he was SO weak that
he could not pull the trig-
ger. An immense crowd at
once assembled ann Tie pCi1ce soon az
rived. i patrol wagon was called and
the wounded man was hurried to the
receiving hospital. There the doctors
found that the suicidal bullet had
penetrated above tho heart and had
passed through the back, from under
the skin of which it was extracted. At
the time of tho operation the man was
unconscious and Nulseless and The
wound VIZ pronounced fatal
When Mr.. tlackey va asked il he
knew the man VINO lln SHOT !.iln he
said: Il never i,new os = :"rn named
Etipray. rad good .oo's a, the Old
man Who SHOT ne ;u-A ! aii certain |
do not know ,iila. / cannp- give any
reason foT the assa.glt .
Ata LATE aour II. -5IachF''s conii-
ZION is unchanged aa'i his i,!lysicians
think lie viii recover, Hippcy is sti..
alive out unconscious.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1893-03-03

HILARY A. us:nRExT rlGclnG tie United
States navy on proper footing, and
his knowledge OF tiia present condition
Of vessels Nlidcr constructions and which
have been plaEin; .sake him most de-
sirabio lran for the head o. the depart
ment.
Richard Olney is one Of tho leading
practitioners OF the massachusetts, bar.
He has not held any political position
or been prominent in political matters,
but is known AS one of the leading law
yers and substantial business men Of
Boston. His selection gives New Eng
land q representative in the cabinet, and
that OF Herbert gives the South three
positions.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1893-03-03
JOHN hlACKEY SHOT
ATTEMP'! ED ASSASSINATION OF
THE NOTED MILLLONAlRE.

S.hilr reSsing Through, an Alley Eic
E:aueiees !. s3uilc. IN the Bactl-Jhc
Wcu'd-Hc Murderer Then Eudeav-
ors to Take His Own Life.
san FRANCISCO. Feb. 24.-John W.
Machey, the famous bonanza mining
man and iinancier, was shot through
the back shortly after noon by a man
giving the name of ". Ii. Rirpoy. aud
narrowly escaped death. Riprey, after
firing one shct &t Macl.oy, s!oi himself
through the lit breast and will die.
The shootin@ occurred in the paved court
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1893-03-03
I1rit;aE. Eeb. Is rs.

Fire at 81 Panl destroyed the styco
library valued ;,t &20,Go9.
The neaurre Mercantile compauy Of
st. Paul, has made an assignment.
Senator John Day Smith Of Minneap-
oils, has been elected commander of the
Minnesota G.. A. r.
The New York and New England
railway has teen absorbed by the Read
ing.
The Behring sea arbitration commits
sion met in Paris Thursday and ad-
journed till March go.
Forged paper to the extent of 5000, 600
h,s been found in connection with the
Capital National bank failure at Lin
coin, Neb
Jim Whalen Of Chicago, and Billy
Armstrong of San Francisco, fought to
a finish at Tacoma. Armstrong was
knocked out in the fourth round.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1893-03-03
The Pope Displcased.

LONDON, March IA Central News
dispatch from Rome says: The pope is
greatly displeascd by the abandonment
of the American pilgrimage. He at
tributes the abandonment of the UNDER
taking to the disputes between Arch
bishop Satolli and the American
bishops and has ordered an inquiry.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1893-03-03
Refuses tnResinn

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 27.-Ralph
Davis, speaker of the Tennessee house
of representatives, who has been de-
barred by the action of Judge Esten of
the Shelby county circuit court, an
nounces that he will not resign his posi-
ton as speaker, but will fight the case
to the end. He has appealed the case
to the supreme court. The legislature
meets again on March s. and unless
Davis reconsiders his determination not
to resign impeachment proceedings will
be commenced,
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1893-03-03
Nebraska bribery investigation.

LINCOLN, Neb., Feb. 21.-The sena-
torial bribery investigating committee
held session during the day and exam
ined one witness, who testified that he
had knowledge of money used, but
would not answer questions put to him
and the committee put in the balance
of the time discussing the advisability
Of placing him under arrest, but
reached no conclusion
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1893-03-03
CABsNsIT CDNpi.t.TED,
Cleveland Fills the Remaining Places
in Ais p1firi:,I Family

LAKEWOOD. N. j., Feb. o9.-Mr.
Cleveland announces that he has com
rleted his cabinet by the selection Of
Richard C(DNT OF PoSton, fos attorney
general, a..d Hilary A. Herbcr: OF Ala
bama. for secretary of tho navy. 1'la
complete cabinet is as follows:
Walter q Gresham of Indiana. sccrc.ary o:
state.
john G. Carlisle of Kentucky, secretary OF
the treasury.
Daniel :. Lamont u New Yor.;. secretary Of
way
Hilary \. i:,rbc,, pf AIalama. secretary OF
tile navy.
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