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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-01-21

THE charity committee has had a row
to hoe, yet at the same time the members
Of it will get their reward.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-01-21

COLONEL ALBRIGHT says that he is
just about to get out a new postage stamp
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-01-21
WAIT for next Christmas.

PUSH Durham and you need never
regret that you did push.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-01-21

TIE old town is spreading cut and il
is spreading all over. Let 'er spread.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-01-21

72O f. Franklin, Richmond, Va.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-18
Now Certain That lie viii Head
the Hawaiian Investigating
Commission.
Cleveland Wants Business Men
for COnsuls Other Wash
ingtOn News.

Washington, d. C., March II. The
callers ut the white house were not
rs numerous today as on previous days.
and those who came were given but
brief audiences, as it was necessary to
cut short the reception ON account Of
"a session Of the cabinet
Representative Springer, Of Illinois,
presented the name of Edgar Morris
on, of MorrisOnville, cousin to William
r. Morrison, with an application for
the appointment as consul 10 EHnuga.
wa, japan.
With Secretary Gresham came eX-
Congressman Blount OF Georgia, who
was chairman Of the house committee
on foreign affairs in the last congress-
Mr. Blount was summoned to Washing
ton by telegraph and arrived this morn
ing. He was shown into the private
secretary's room while Secretary Ores
ham joined his colleagues who We're
with the president In a little while
Blount was sent for and proceeded to
the cabinet room where he remained
for some time. 1t is said that he will
be at the head of the Hawaiian commits
sion which is to be sent Immediately
20 Hawaii, and his presence in Wash
ington is for the purpose of receiving
Instructions
1t is rumored that when BlOunt re-
turns he win be assigned to perform
duties under the direction Of the sec
rotary of state His position win be "A
permanent one during the administrl-
ton, and he viii hold much the same
relation to the state department us
General John W. Foster did during
Secretary Blaiuc's incumbency.
Rumor Confirmed
Nashville, Tenn, March 14-An At
lUntu special to the American says.
The story from Macon seems to be
straight Congressman Blount has
been appointed chairman of the special
commission to Hawaii to investigate
the situation there.
Mrs Blouut win reach Washington
tomorrow and i'm the afternoon will
leave with her husband for the Pacific
slope This story comes from the
family
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-18

be extended them 10y the leading -,
ETY. entertainers of the city.
Col cup, secretary OF the comm,r-
on ceremonies, is busy these DAYS ,.
fuslng applications FOR invitations j.
expects there will be a great feeJin,
disappointment by those who in,gg,n
themselves entitled TO special con.-.
sizes in the way Of tickets. The m,,.
mum number has been fixed m n,
This does not seem TO be generate M.
derstood over 800 applications bs,-
been received for tickets. AItorn.-
members Of the national commissiap u.
inquirng what their quota viii +.
when unfortunately, they themsaIv..
receive no invitations Another ch,r,.
of disapproyal may be expected FINN
members of the Illinois state ieelslarr,,
for they, 100. are not on the list mn
members OF the city council ana m,
mayor ot Chicago are more fortmgt,
since his honor and the aldermen win
receive pasteboarls inviting them a
occupy front seats on the speaker.
platform.
Ehe ceremonies promise "a be cycaas
ingly simple and the platform for ma
seating of the guests will be in the ono,
air. and bat few numbers VIII con,r
tutc tire program
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-18
BUSINESS MEN WANTED.


Washington, March 14-Iresident
nd has decided upon a line Of
policy 10 be pursued in appointment Of
consuls which is expected 10 materially
expand the trade Of the United States
with foreign countries, and especially
with South and Central American re-
publtcs.
His policy is TO select men for APP
poinment to the consulshiIS who have
exceptional business qualifications and
possess sufficient trade instinct to rec
Ognize an outlet for American merchan-
disc ANA ability to aid in the working
up of Il market for the products Of
American manufactures.
The president said that of course
political reasons cannot be entirely *
norcd in the selection Of consuls, but
particular stress VIII be laid upon the
business abilities Of the mon whose
names are presented TO him.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-18

Columbian Exposition VIII Entertain
only the Executive Family

chicago, March II President Glove
land, Mrs. Cleveland and Baby RUTH, ii
the latter come VIII probably be the
only guests entertained at the eXepnse
OF me exposition raua- ..aeu, ou 'hn
opmnr ct tho falr, May l. RMS ey'lu-
Sivc distinction has to be- accorded the
m t..l aa! lis mil h..us, ~sare
isn't enough money available to care
TOR other invited guests unless, by
chance, the members OF the supreme
court are favored VITA oIdal rccos-
milton i'm the matter of Subsistence.
The dedicatory ceremonies last Ocro-
be- cost ma"o than S22&.0U That was
considered a big drain on Treasurer
Seebergers purse, and when the pro
gram for next Mgy came mp the limit
was fixed IL 10000 For this reason
the,c will ho no elaboration in the mat
ter Of entertainments The invited
-uestS, l,5o0 in number, who come to
Chicago will be expected to take care
ot themselves or rtiy upon the hospi-
tality of the good citizens OF Chicago.
President CIeveland's expenses viii not
BE- great il IT. is whi~ked into the
Worlds FAIR City at 10 o'clock in the
morning ami makes his exit as he de-
slres Mt 10 2. m.
Members Of tho supreme court have
been invited hi r hc7v and there is n
chance of official entertainment beng
provided in their case. but if this cour-
spsy should not be extended chief Jus
tee Fuller has friends enough in Chica-
60 to take care Of himself and aSsoci-
0tCs.
congressman and senators m ! repre-
seunuves Of the diplomatic COPS viii
bc expected 70 Do satisfied with the
private and social courtesies which will
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-18
lnnlnnn IN so - the noney.

WASHINGTON, March l5.-The judg-
meut of the Court of Claims dismis,ing
the petition of the State of Indiana to
recover from the Juited states S4l2,-
1874. alleged to bc due the State ONT Of
moneys received by the United States
from the sales of public lands within
the state. was yesterday affirmed by
the United States supreme Court i'm an
opinion by Justice Gray. The claim
arose under the act granting the
States per cent of the proceeds Of
sales Of public lands within their
borders.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-18
WANTS A BIG SEMER.

Menasha. Wis, March 14--At lAe
meeting of the common council ~
evening Alderman William Toep-e-
introduced a resolution for a sewer "
drain the outer parts of the first, seeol'
and fourth wards Of the city.
The sewer would extend from Lax
Winnebago to Little Lake Butte us5
Morris, a distance Of over a mile a-i-
would cost about $1,000 The ree'l-
ton was referred to the committee Is
streets. with power to employ 2 ~
veyor and look up the best way Oh leN
edying the evil Of standing water
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-18
FINr LOGGING WEATHER.


Bayfield,, Wis, March IA drop in
the mercury of 30 degrees yesterday
win give logging operations new lease
of life, and loggers confidently expect 10
be able to keep at work for three weeks
yet
The result Of the seasons work will
not fan short Of the 10O,OOOO00 feet PRE-
dictCd early in the season, notwithStanl
ing the heavy SLOWS of February.
There are the usual number Of cor
tractors who claim to have lost m5Iy
this season, a careful sitting Of Gauss
shows that rs in many ether kinds o.,
business, the trouble results from po~
and uncertain labor An instance is civ
en- Of a prominent contractor who
brought twelve men from Ashland, pay
ing their fare. and gave them their din
nor here While he was gone for con.
ycyance, also hired at his cxperse nine
OF the men slumped, so that he had 70
do MI his work in this direction over
again.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-18
POLITICS THROWN ASIDE
Neenah People of All parties Expect Il
Vote for One MayOralty Candidate,

Necnah. Wis, March 1.-THE people
Of this city, both democrats and repul-
pubHcanS, are talking strongly Of unit
ing this year on business man tg
mayor and all voting for him This will
be an unusually busy year in this city
and nearly everyone is willing to 20
for the best business man REGARDLESS
of politics
The water works is being built and
a special tax win be levied in July for
new $4,000 school house in the
second ward, and there win probably
be quite a little street paving done
The present mayor, Edmund J. LacA
mann, says his business VIII not alo"
him to give SO much attention to a3
affairs another year and he tiatiy r
fuses to have his name mentioned iG
denomination.
j. A. Kimberly president of the Nm
berry & Clark company, is strongly spoA
en- Of as a candidate for both paFut
but 1t is wen known that if the demo
clars should put "A man up against N.A
he would not allow his name i' r
used
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-18
COMMISSION NEEDS CASH.

Wholesale Cancellation OF Dates for
Civil Service Examinations.
Washington March H. The civil
service commission today took necessary
action 10 cancel all examinations sched-
uled 10 be held between March n, 1893.
and June 80, 1898, In tho states Of Mis-
souri, Illinois, Ohio Indiana, New
York. Wisconsin, Iowa, Nebraska, New
Jersey. Connecticut Delaware, Idaho,
and Wyoming also examinations SEIZED.
ulcd FOR other places In explanation
ur this action Commissioner Roosevelt
today said that the cancellation of dates
is necessary by the failure Of congress
to appropriate sufficient money to pay
The travelling expenses Of the examiners.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-18

senator Mcclellan presented a pc.
ution fayoi1ng the passage Of the bill
relating to physical culture in the com
mon schools
Various committees submitted re-
ports
ON motion Of Senator Pratt the vote
by which the bill comforting police pow
,rs on officers OF humane societies was
indefinitely postponed, was reconsid-
rrad, and the bin WIS re-refeTed to the
committee on state affairs
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-18
CORRETT LAUGHS AT HIM
says Jackson win Have TO Fay Ills
Own Training Expenses

Says Jackson win Have TO Fay Ills
own Training Expenses,
Galcsburg, Ills March A. Champion
Corbett in an interview regarding Pc
tor JackSou's proposition TO fight him
i'm case Mitchell fails to appear said.
AT the same time ] arranged the match
with Mitchell l offered to arrange a
contest with Peter jackson 10 take
place seven months after the tight with
Mitchell | covered 5000 which ac-
compancd the challenge, thus binding
myself and allowing Jackson the priv
negc Of Withdrawing the match with
me IN ease OF my defeat by Mitchell
The terms did not suit Jackson and he
withdrew the forfeit money and am
uounced his retirement from The ring
"Siucc Goddard's defeat, however, he
comes forth with q ridiculous PROPOSE
ton | am TO guarantee him $1,000
training expenses in order that he may
be i'm condition to take Mitchell'S place
next December, case Mitchell should
funk. II jackson wishes 70 meet me
seven months after l meet Mitchell tie
original proposition is still before him,
and if Mitchell SHOULD funk in any way
between now and next December | am
perfectly willing jackson should take
his place. but he win have to pay his
own training expenses if he wants to
fight me for the title I hold
III closing, Corbett said that it was
finally decided today that he should
train for the fight ON the farm Of w. j..
pa1ls, at Wiuowdale not far fram CHI
lrEo.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-18
Rnrfield Nan Perishes.

bayfield,. Wis, March Ia NJ.
northeasteIlv wind is blowing a'lD~
Lake Superior accompanied hT ST.
and there is prospect Of another ran -
blockade The body Of George &.
man was found forty rods mp the s.l,.
on the ice A coroners jury de'
that death resulted from expos'is u
the ice over night He leaves
and several children.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-18
SIOliNI MAS SEVERE.
Travel lmpcdpd m Many Parts of the
Northwest

Mu8sha. Wis, March 4-Scycra
inches of snow fell here last evening,
and strong northwest gale is blowing
1t into large drifts The country roads
which before the storm were nearly i'm
pasSablc, are now wurSa than ever
Mcnommnc, Mich March l4-Fully
as severe ii storm and blizzard as any
during the winter struck these parts
yesterday forenoon and continued all
last night and up TO noon today, Street
car and railway travel is greatly impcd-
cd ana delayed.
Hloomer, Wis, March IA regular
blizzard set in about = o'clock yesterday
afternoon, and the indications are now
that there will he as great a storm MS
there was two weeks ago. The roads
are nearly impossible
Rockford H., March IA heavy
snow storm ~"t IN c1r!y lis y rning
and the w continues % tul The
storm is accompanied by Il strong north
west wind and the prospects are fair
for blizzard.
Eau Claire, Wis, March A. \ heavy
snow storm and n high wind indicate
a foot of snow and another blockade
here,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-18

The as,cmbly rcconveued at 1880
Tuesday evening
Nh Sampson presented a petition re-
monsrah e against the game bill and
petition favonng the bill providing
"A home for Predetermined children was
pr, sented b. Mr.. Maholry.
The committee on claims reported
in favor Of the bin for the blue books
and recommended indefinite postpone
mrut Of an appropriation Of money 10
Patrick Carey for injuries sustained
la the south wing Of the capitol The
committee on state affairs recommend
eel several bills for indefinite postpone
mcnt Mr. Mckenzie reported a bill to
appropriate $500 TO the city Of Buffalo
for loss sustained by a defective title
in land sold by the state.
The judiciary committee reported FER
indefinite postponcmcut the following
bin,
Creating municipal court in Sank
county.
Relating 10 auctioncers
Creating the eighteenth judicial cir
cult
Creating a superior court for Doust1s
county
Establishing -four terms Of court ~
Douglas county
Bills were recommended for pa--aec
to regulate the manner Of conducting
elections; to create a SUPERIOR court in
Douglas county, ana to regulate The
office of register Of probate in Foal du
Lac county
The committee on medical societies
recommended for indefinite postpone
mcut the bills to create state home for
nebriates ana to hinder The spread Of
contagious diseases.
There were numerous reports from
committees of one ON bills of local i'm
portance Mr. Mills moved "a suspcn-
sion of the rules, when the bill creating
tbc superior court ia Douglas county
was passed.
The assembly went into committee of
the whole with Mr. Langc, Of Fond dtt
Lac in the chair and when 1t arose the
following bills were killed
Relating 10 unknown heirs.
Relating TO the observance Of the
sabbath.
Relating 10 cemeteries.
Establishing a uniform standard Of
admission to The bar
Amending section 3lS7, revised stat
utes.
Both houses then adjourned till 10
o'clock this morning
chief Clerk Forth read a statement
showing there are still in the hands of
committees 3Si hills out of a total Of
7G3 introduced, mt this time n week ago
there were iS7 bills not yet acted upon.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-18
SUIT AGAINST SPAIN
American Female BaseballstS Treated
Roughly in Cuba

New York March 14-An American
female baseball club, composed Of nine
Young women and Joseph Buckner,
manager Of the team, brought suit fol
damages against the Spanish govern
meut
The party returned TO the city from
Havana Monday, and Brucknor tells Il
Story OF rough treatment at the hands
OF a Cuban mob. in which he and the
girls barely escaped with their lives
Rruckuer says the Cubans not only Mt
lacked the women and tore their cloth
ING Int they dragged down the Ameri-
cav lag which the club carried and de
sroyed it,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-18
TIE Sl.oHMl CHAMBER.
GcmpcSuious Scenes in the High Franeb
Tribunal.

Paris. March H. There was another
exciting scene in the chamber of dem
ties today NJ Clagny said ne wished
60 question NJ. DeboiSSarn rcgapIp,
his attack Yesterday on Madame Cotln
President rarier refused to permit tBa
que tsn o9oreI for the reason that ina
debate had been closed.
Paul DToulcde complained that ba
official report Of the debate has sun.
pressed his expression that the govern.
ment was a government Of liars. 1frarg
minister Of iiuancc. left his seat and
walked toward Deroulede shouting
abusive terms at The BoulangiSt cham.
pion. \ general uproar followed In o.
parts Of the chamber At length auet
was Restored, and 1irard returned Ia
his place and proposed that Dcroulede
should be censured, and excluded TEN.
poarily from the house.
Dcroulede exclaimed that IF am ey
pcllcd viii 90 to the country and do.
clare The chamber is thiISuug for nes
and could not listen to the ruth.
Ihls created now sensation, ana ulu.
mdtcly at tho request of the president
Dcroulodc withdrew his offensive OK.
pre- SiQns
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-18
Fifty Manufacturing Concerns
Ide and Electric Light
Plant Submerged.
Dispatches From All Parts OF
the Northwest Tell Of
Severe Storms.

Detroit, Mich, March II Ihc nigh
water in some Of tho rivers Of Michigan
has subsidized. while in others it is stil
doing considerable damage
At Grand Rapids the water passed the
highest point IN forty eight years and
is still rapidly rising one hundred
houses on the west side are surrounded
by water The children 20 to school in
boats and fifty families or more have
been taken out on RATS, suffering IN
tensely from the cold storm that has
been prevailing.
Last night the city was in darkness
because the electric light works was
flooded. Fifty manufacturing concerns
are Idle because of the flood. -Four
inches or more Of water Will stop the
engines IN the electric street railroad
power house and cars viii have to stop
running in consequence, Several bridges
above and below Grand Rapids are ear
ried away
Above Marine City Belle river is suh
rising rapidly and great damage is
threatened.
Every factory in Midland is closed
down; the city water works plant is
flooded and cannot be operated.
At Lowell large number Of stores
and other business places are flooded,
several mills are closed, and many small
buildings have been carried away.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-18
GOLD GALORE

Secretary carlisle Accepts SONY Most
Advantageous Offers NOW
washington, March l4.-lhc free gold
in The treasury now aggregates more
taau S5pouupO Several oilers today
were received from western points aG-
grcgatug S20oUO. Secretary Carlisle
Is accepting these offers rs fast - he
can supply small treasury notes for
them. Ouly the most advantageous or
TIERS are now accepted
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-18
ASSEMBLY

Tile assembly accomplished very lit
tlc Tuesday morning However house
bills were killed as follows:
Permitting highways TO be laid out
across railway property the same as
in the cas-. Of other property.
Relating to the organization Of in
corporations.
Authorizing William Schmidt to build
ii dam across lie Milwaukee river IN
OMukrc county
Requiring Black River Fals to main
tain the bridge across the Black river
at that point instead Of the county.
Changing the method Of commitment
Of persons TO industrial schools ami
insane hospitals.
Mr. Putnam occupied the chair por-
ton OF the morning hour
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-18

The treasury department is also accn-
mulatng gold in the ordinary course Of
business. though no offers OF gold IN
any considerable amount have been re-
ceiyed by the treasury from eastern
bapkers
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-18
They Earnestly Urge Passage OF
the Compromise Bills Signed
by Widows.
Snort and UnimpOrtant Sessions
." Both Houses Measures
Acted Upon.


IucsIay morning after prayer by he'.
II. A. Miner Lieut.. Gov. Jonas occu-
pied the chair
Leave of absence was granted 10
Senators Recmrr Kingston ana Nash
reuuons were presented as follows.
NV Seuat Alipotcr tor the passage
of the bill relative to physical culture
iu common schools.
senator Mcclellan, for the passage
Of the act relative ro the establish
muut of u nome for the feeble minded.
circumstances were presented rs
follows
Senator HashtorI of citizens of Dane
county against amy compromise Ia the
state treasury cases.
senator SpcnsIcy of citizens OF Alll-
eral Point against passage OF Bill al-
lowing sale Of Intoxicating liquors Oh
fair grounds
senator Apple, against "a change ln
the game ANA fish laws.
senator Soluday presented lolht
resolution allowing senator \os@ 10
introduce u bin relative to mcorpof1-
tons ana umcndatory OF section l,3i,
chapter ~ revised statutes which was
passed under Suspension Of the rules.
senator lahr introduced blli Wlh.
oIfzng the chicago. Milwaukee ana
ST Paul railway company 10 own stocks
ana hold securities IN certain corpora
tons
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-18

Kalamazoo Mich March Iii The
railroad tracks in the town are inun-
dated and more than 100 dwellings
are surrounded 10y water to such a
depth rs 10 render it necessary to use
boats in getting back and forth. Sey-
cral factories have been compelled to
shut down
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-18
EN- ILlsH FOR SWEDEN.


Washington, March IA telegram
was received by Secretary Gresham,
signed by all the state officers Of lndi-
ANA, stating that the appointment OF
Hon. William English to be minister
to Sweden would give general sausfac-
ton to the democrats OF indiaua
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-18

A dispatch from Tabora announces
an Important German success in East
Africa
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-10-26

New York, and that there were but
seven members of the organization, of
which he and Cody were two. When
asked who Cody was, he said Cody
was "Cooly," and that's all he knew
about him.
He told the reporter that he had not
visited single banking institution in
this city and that he did not tell Mr..
Rudolph he was representing the papers
referred to in the foregoing. He added: !:
"rhat question about the safe was
what 'queered' me. / was in the store
and didn't see the id safe, and asked
where it was, and then Mr.. Rudolph
took me for crook. This town makes
me very weary. They had me up to the
city hall before Chief Dolan. This is
the first time | was ever arrested. |
don't think l will stay long in this
town. / intend TO write to the publish
ers and tell them to send me to another
city. The people here don't appreciate
work of this kind. They don't want
their business written up. have been
in this business 10 years."
Werning was told by Chief Dolan
that unless he produced his credentials
pany he would not be allowed to con
tinue his work in this city. Tuesday
Werning received his credentials, mailed
from New York. They were from the
"American Publishing Company, Nos
149 and 151 Church street." He was
still on deck yesterday, when inquiry
was made for him at the Clayton House
but he is under police surveillance.