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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-21
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Die Scbipaben tpG0len 5ipar 9etpDDnItc9
anberS, ais Ser natinnalliberale vS6pd@
biicbe Wterfur" es bahcn m0dbte. Nber III
nidt@poiitiicbcn 0ingen lit ct 6ei1abe Elm
@oangclium IN elmer Wtaile i6pdbt1cber
6Guier. 6offentlicb miro oaber Der quite
9fatb, ipeldben CT be5it9ltb lnlerer 9Selt7
ausitelung ertDeilt, nicbt Gergebllcb TEN.
50 Iagt CT in letner Summer pom ).
Muguit auf @run0 5upcrldillgcr JtacDrIcDs
ten aus Gbicago:
ySbr icbtp6biic6en 6reunbe! Gallct Sud-
burcb Sic Sbtpar3leber ticbt IRE nlacbei1'
Die coLumbilcbe 9SeltaISftellllng BON Gbtz
cago lit elm GROCER @rfolg, etn tpunoerbdl
1h0neS, 60dblt gelungenes llnternebmen,
ipclcbeS bic tpeite Jteiie reiblicD lobnt
9tiemanb, Ser 6 Q8D6en 3ett unD 2-3O0C
Murf @clo erii6rigcn fam, lOlte ben BE
iucb Der Qlusitellu11g Clelbi tueritanbli6 aud
D~erbunoen nit eil1em 8ei1cb Der eInSt(
I60nen 9tiagarafdlIe) DeriGumen."
Nac6a elmer begciItcrten 8ei9retbung oes
.@e1ammteinbruGs Der NuSItellung tptoer'
Leaf 6ann Gin @etpGbr5mann oeS vOtertlr'
Die aucb I'M S6mabenlanDe perbretteter
,2igen iiber baS tbeure unO iblecbte Gtien.
@o6nen II. ip. in Chicago un0 er lblteB.
nit Der Ofabnung:
vS4 idblieBe nit Dem QGunicbe, baB it'd
in ben ndc9iten Mtonaten rec9t Dtele met1el
ibpdbii6eu 2anoSlcute 5u Der Getle mad
Gbicago enticblieBen mOdbten. Die 9anS
8etie bietet = tcb iage cS nit pollem 8e:
ipuBticin i'm @egeniab 5u umlaufenoel
Oeritcbten - 10 DieL OeS Sntere1ianten uni
ScbDueu. bdt bic bdmtt ~DerbunDeuen Stra
pa3cn unb Soften reicblicb beloDnt ipcrben
0aS CLAUDE ic5 nit 8utem Getptllen lager
3u t0nnen."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-21
JnIano.

Sn 8trstnten bat 6as repu6ItfaniicDe
Staats7 tral>Gomtte in elmer III Der
Mobnung BON @sneral Wfa6one abgebalte@
men, bis nab Mitterna1t tpdbrenben
SiBung be19lofen, fir Die Serbittpabl
fein StaatStidet ms Telb 8u %fteIcn, louz
BERN BET 8ortet bel berieIben trete 9ano
3u laiien. Stes beutct natitrltcb auf Elm
!3uiammengeben Ser &epubIifoner nit ben
8opuliiten bin, ob9leicb @eneral Wtabone
iib ne~rniinftiger &etie ieDr nacbbridlicb
ba9egen ausgeiprpben baben loa. GRerf7
tpiirotg pGre es alerbtn9S in bobem @raoe,
tpenn bic &epublifaner bon 8ir9inien, bic
I'M borigeu 9erbte SarriIon 1922
Sttmmen gaben, it9 an ben Sebpans Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-21

in Ser Siefe bon taft so SUP dlS8e9raben.
Ser 8aum fpar ~ausgeG06lt lrlo Dou 0ontg.
Die 6onigitbcibcn tparen politdllolg erbalz
tel un0 Der 6onig in Den 3elle1 1cDllledte
iiiB, friic1 lnD rein. 0as mare teoenfaus
bcr dlteite 6onig, ben es gtbt, Oe1tr Der
Baum muB Dutberte BON SaDrel1 oa gelegen
DaDen fir Die Giefe, III Der CT 9efltrlOen
tpur6c. Nber mir iino ntbt gdn5 ltcber,
DaB mir es bier nt6t nit elmer %1aueren
@urfe 81 tbu1 Daber.
= Oas OberbunbeS9cri9t bat cine @nts
Ibeibul1g abgegeben, pel6e bus StaGtSz
geieB bon Colorado aufrecbt erbdlt, in
ipelc0em fir ben 8a6nperfe6r tnnerbalb
Des States bieiel6en 8ori6rtften %erlaiien
pproen itn0, Die DaSSunbeS>@ tlenbabngeleB
fir ben 5tpii9enitaatltd6en 8abnperfebr be-
itiuimt. 9aS @ericbt lit Der 2lnit9t, baB
Staaten 6aS ndmlidbe &ecbt Daben, unges
bibrlic6e 0erginitigungen an e~in3eLne
Gerlen6er 81 unteriagen, tpie oer 8uno.
Die iibrigen Staaten tperben gut baran
t6ull, benz 8etlpicle @oloraoo's 81 fplgen
unb 0eieBe i'm dDnLi6en Sinnc 81 erlai=
fen, benn Die uugleieben Giien6aDntarife
iinb zines Set mdcbtigiten MitteL 5ur SDrz
berung Ser Observation-Disclosures. Sine
@eieui6aft, Bic giiuiti9ere 8ebin9un9en
%erlangt, ais al1bere 8erienber IN bemielben
@eibdftsStpeige, lit babur3 in BEN Stan6
9eieBt, ieben Mit6etperb 5n unterDritden.
- Sn indianapolis, i'm Staate Sns
biana, loIte am IA. Nuguft Sri. GOia
8atlep nit 2eontbas S6mibt getraut
tper6en. &leibung unb 9tQes mar in 8es
reitlc6aft geieBt uno &eb. @tQtam &oberts
ioate Die @eremonie pornebmen. NQein
Gags 3upor nabm tie aus un6efannten
@riin6en Worpbtum unb bergiftete itcb.
Sn tbrer leBten llnter6altung nit tbrem
8rGuti9am er3d6Lte iie NIT GROCER 8reube
iiber ibre beporite6enbe 8ermd6lung, bis Ite
plDBlic6 laut aufic6rie unb iGm tbren @nts
l9luB, 81 fterben un6 baB iie 6ereitS @ift
81 iib 9enommen babe, mittbeilte. ST
Derfucbte aQes WtOgli6e, ben @runb ibrer
Sbat 3u erfa6ren, alletn ite tpeigerte itb
6artrGdtg unb nabrn tbr @ebeimniB nit
nit ms @rab. Sic mat cine anSiebenbe
Gri9einung, II Sabre ait unb ~eifriges
@emein6emitglie6. STEP. Noberts ipiro
nun BET Der 8eer6tgung ftatt Der Srauung
3ugegen ietn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-21

gancouuer nacb Sioncp in 9(usiicbt gez
nommcn. 8ts baDin miro pODl allcD Die
politiicbe l3ufunft Der SanOpi6s Snieln
cnbgiltig cntl6icOcn iein uno oaOurcb bic
9(ngelcgenbeit cine etlpa5 anoerc Sclcldb7
tlng 6efDnmen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-21
STE &emeTS+
(8erliner &laooerabatI0.

y6abfe" nenren un6 ySuOenpatron"
Die Nntiiemitcn St0der i9on?
SIT eS nirflicb nit iDm 10 melt?
Sa ipo5l, nocb maltet @erecbti9feit.
ST 5o8 itdb bic militcn 9tangen grOB,
9tiebtet' Tie ab unb lieB lie lbs,
9fun pirb in leinen alten 5agen
@On ibnen er ms @elidbt 9ei6la8et.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-21

- Starfe &esen9iiie un6 6ageG baben
in &anias unb QtebraSfa betrG6tlic5en
S9abcn angeridbtet. 0a3 am IA. 5. SO.
in @poblanb i'm nprbpeitlicben Sbeile BON
&aniaS losgebrodbene 6agelipetter, BET
peldem S6loBen bon Der @rDBe zines
SptelballeS nieberlauiten, ~bertpiiitete 5a6lz
reicbe SausbGcber, S~enitericbetbcn un6
tObtete so I'M Sreien graien0e 9ftnOer unb
% 8ferbe. Gin Sarmer Ndlnens Woob
ipurhe nit letnen StDet SD6nen BON ben
ScDloBen DerntaBcn Derlebt, baB BET Gater
unb elmer Set SD6ne an Ben erltttenen
8erlebun9en iterben mer6en. - 9eftiges
9%tegenipelter bate lit ber ltmgebung bon
Beatrice in gfebraSfa 3ur Solge, baB
mebrere 8rilfcn binne9geriiien un6 @tlenz
babnfa6rbGmme serit0rt murben. Sn Der
gtGbe bon 6umbolbt IN gtebraSfG tpurbe
baS Tarmbaus bon s.. ScbulB bur6 etten
@irbeliturm permiitet, DObet Srau S6ulb
t0btlibe unb ibr IL Sabre alteS S0bn6en
ernite 8erleBungen erlttten. Ser anbal7
tenoe &egenfaQ in Der @egenb BON Bbtte
@loub in &an1aS bat Der Burlington uno
9eitiftet. Ser 6abrbamm Der 8abn lit
etne betrGobtlibe Strede mett in ben Wdiz
iourifluB gei6pemmt pOrben, idmmtltcbe
flei1eren 6litlle ltn6 aus tbren ufern ge7
treten uno Daben auSgeDebnte Sldcben bon
SarmlGnoereien inter Maiier geiebt.
= Sin an Die Iteben S6paben erinz
nern6es Ibenteuer Ser Surneri9itben bon
QuincD in SQinoiS miro bon etnent bortiz
gen 9idbter 10 beiungen: SIS 3o9en Die
3urner binaus in ben Walb, $50, tpenn
man ruff, 6as @d6o erf1alt. = Sic lparet,
pte bas BEL Iurnern ftmmt, = @ac llittg
unb ionit bergletcben seitimmt. = ga, lnz
ertpartet eribien fiirbaB = SIM @orberz
9runO' Elm Dierbetn'9 ger Sal. 9arob bic
3urner all tparen frob l1n6 nocbtel1
Sag6 nit lautem 6a1o!- 6reun6 2ampe
b'roo flibtet, tpie es 10 fam, S11 et11en
boblen, Lie9enben Stamm. Die Sdren7
riege Lag glei3 I'M &nte, Gricbaute bon
bet6en @nDen DaS 8ieb. - Ser Sal I'M
8aumitomm iib bpb nic6t rii9rt, Ergo
CT ausgerGucbert nun ptrb. 8alO SLANT
men 1cblagen etn unb Hau9, -0te 8dren7
riege liegt auf benz 8auD'. = 9er 6al'
lie9t auf SEM 8au9' besgletben SIM
boblen Baum ltnb tbut nit Det9en. SCUM
riden bic Mctipen ait, - 90 .ibrer 5polf
bis breise9n Mann. = @uS SpteB ite tra@
gen einen Oft, - 90 lang ais pte etn
8orbermait, = Sen tbun I'M 8almnitamm
tie b~an6baben - @ie ammo @tnit Die
lieben 6cbwaben. - 9p9 2ampe bat iitb
,ticbt eeribrt. = @arum? Gs bat i'm nit
9enirt! = Nun ban lte anneri3t eS an9ez
padt, = Den Baum 8u Seuer6ols SER
baft, = l1nb idblieBlib lit es Damn getunz
gen, = 9aB man Ben Sal 6eraus8ebrun7
gem. = Der madbte, ais ct 'rauS CUR
Steae, - 9ie 8aubs uno &nte7 uno
ionit'9e g8ele - l1nb, eb' MANS geOacbt,
ben Gieienlchtpunq, = Damn mar ct fort
nit einem Sprung - 0as tpar nun oGS
@nb' Der 6~aieniagb, 90 tpte man tie
uns bat binterbra9t.
= Sn Ser gtG6e bon 8anbler, I'M
Staate GeraS, purbe auf Der Sarm bon
Mdibinotnn 8onuer Elm Der1teinerter Baum
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-21
?Itr SIh'nh1|1t brewing q.
Office: GaanIpnrt Apk. a1ttn 1S Ctr,
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS. 2ss1csszb

y t ii d. seDeiIt.
&os %oerbelierte el0Itiife 9rubbauo. 9os eir,ioe
9ruhbeub. pet3es man Sag uno Na9t NIT 8eo,,emii5.
telt tro9en fam. belt lis9er leeen grrld, 9euti4es ST.
grooeS Gioitte &rus 60. s22 9rOaOpoa SIDE Il. Sin,
sletu BORT. sinlNmS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-21

9te Sent1dDrtft 0es 0eD. SDerre9teruflgs>
ratbes 2IberS, bortragenben GatDS fitr
Sanbel unb @etperbe, i6LieBt NIT ben
@crtcn: vOie Geripaltung DeS 9eperbz
liben 11nterricbtS ~Speifelt nt9t, oaB Die
6aSu mie bic ionit nD6 sum NlSbat ult1e7
ter geiDerblt6en Sortbtlbun9sl9ulen erfor7
berIicben 0aittel ibr geipGbrt tperben. Die
6ortbilbungSi6ule lit ntcbt alein fir
6un6erttaulen6e Der ein3ige Srt, al benz
ihe auBerbalb Ser Merfitott tecbnti6e &enntz
Mile unb Sertigfetten itcb ertperben, ionz
bern beute fir eberio piele unb gar5 beipnz
bers fir ale, bic nicbt in bas Seer entire
ten, fait bic etn5i9e SteIe, no ite na3 benz
Serlai1en Der GolfSi6ule neben Der &trcbe
81 allen @uten, GIT alien 6rtitlt9en uno
blrgerltcben Tugenben ermaDnt, sur Orb
llung nnb Sur 3ucht angelettet peroen.
gStrb bet l1nterriebt in Der Dirt unD in bent
Settle ertbeiIt, tpie er ertbeilt tperben muB,
10 tuerOen bic Sbiiler nibt aletn tt9tiger
fltr Die materieae Sette hires 8erufes gez
ma3t, ionbern au1 baS 8emuBtietn in
tbnen erpeGt un6 geftGrft tperoer, oaB Der
Wfen16 nibt bonn 8rrt auein lebt.i gSer
aber ben et6ilcben @ertD Der getperbllcben
6ortbtloun9si6ule uno ben bes getperb@
licben llnterricbtS iiber6aupt 9eringer ais
ben t~pirtbicbaftltcben ani6lagen ionte, pirb
oarum Die trGfttge rnb ral9e S0rberung
ntcbt fir tpeniger notbipenbig anieben: baS
Nort zines einii6tigen Sran3oien, baB bic
am beiten unterribtcte Snbuitrie beute Die
itdrffte lit, bca6tenb, unb ii6erseugt, oaB
Die @oblfabrt 6er arbettenOen &laiien in
bobem @rabe aucb baOou abbGn9ig lit, baB
m0glibit piele getper6ltcbe Qlrbeiter, 3ei97
ner, Wteilter unb Sabritanten m0gli6it
ntel fur i6ren Beirut gelernt baben."
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-23
Lyons De|any { Co.
COFFEE DEPARTMENT.

Our facilities for handling giving good value in Coes
unsurpassed thoroughly equipped with the latest and
best machinery Patent Cylinder Roaser Revolving Exhaust Fans
for cooling and instantly preventing further carbonizaon of the co
fee its discharge from the heated cylinder also Separatos for
removing all impurities such sticks stones nails etc. gathered
harvesting the crop the coffee plantations and also freeing
from all worthless matter-cha Shells bghed berries This
separating machinery grades the roasted coffee in large medium
and small sizes and Sits out the broken pieces and grades according
weight thus giving the flushed coffee uniform style and value We
carry immense stock and great variety coee the pro-
ducts of the celebrated plantations of Arabia the East and West
Indies Central and South Americas Our prices will
ably with the lowest market quotations and price roasting
milling for the trade is half cent a pound
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-23

Instant relief experienced and n perma-
nent cure by the most speedy and greatest
remedy the world-Otts's cure for throat
and lure diseases. why viii you continue
hacking cough when Fisk a Co. sole agents,
will furnish you n free sample bottle OF this
great guaranteed remedyf Tts success r.
simply wonderful, ns your druggist will tell
you. Otto's cure II now sold In every town
and village on this continent. Samples free.
Large bottles b0c.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-23
TRADE IN LIVE STOCK.
Receipts and Quotations as Reported Il
Brloht0n and Watortown
cunt Of live stock on the market,


TOtals............bSg 1880 A,~9
Prices for western beef cattle pr 100 lbs live
weight-Choice, sl.toGS second quality,
Stlg4.25; third quality, $4,000; poorest grades
of coarse oxen, cows bulls. stays, Texans.
Colorados, etc. 2tDSc pr ID.
pm ID, dressed weight--Choice, 5h7t5s5c; first
quality, b1514ts second quality. <lyG45Ao.
Hides, tallow, eto-Hides, klfdbc DR. lbs tai
low, 3lt4c pr 10; calf skins, fbc each; lsuib
skins, SOC each; sbeared skins, go each;
Northern and eastern beef cattie-!Tbers
was fPir demand, but drovers complained
the Rrses oeTfd By shs wishSSs
offered showea decline Of I cent pr ". Tbis.
however, was not oorroborated By the buyers,
who said that values were not o6 more than
Ac pf In. Western cattle are selling about
the same as last week
Mich COWS and springers-Trsde was slow.
speculators and Iobbers were on the martst
few few head. < few aast-oisss buyers iSoseS
over the stock. Drovers claimed that these
buyers were snxious enough 70 purchase, but
had not the wherewithal
Sheep and iambs-Trade ras fairly active
and clearance wss .Sffsotcd - velu9s show.
ing no change from those received one week
age: ., ,u., A.. . -
bob veaIs.s The good calves sold quickly at
prices which showed no material change from
those quoted one week ago A clearance was
Western beef cattle-Tbe stock was oon-
signed TO the shippers and exportersL
Western swine-Wcstcrn swine were quoted
from b,fG61sc pt Id, live weight
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-23
Sanuey In Olsuraca.

MnwAUKEE, Aug. 23.-Walter Sanger
was last night expelled from the Tele-
gram Bicycle club for conduct unbecoming
a member Of the clubs racing team. San
ger had refused, after being advertised to
appear on the track 10 q meeting which
had been arranged by the club
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-23
THE INCIDENT CLOSED
France DepIorss Aigues-
M0rteS Affair.
ITALY SORRY FOR THE RIOTS
The Agitation Has Now Spread to the
Island OF Sicily.

PARIS, Aig % The Italian ambassa-
dor, In an interview with M. Dupuy, after
expressing thr regrets OF the Italian gov
eminent for e. esses committed In Italian
cities against France, informed him that
the prefect OF Rome, Senator Calcada. the
chief of polio Signor Landrie, aud In
spector of Police Magnetti, the officials
who are res onsible for maintenance OF
order In Rome. had been dismissed, and
that reputation would be made for any In
jury done To French property.
M. Dupuy, Ia his replysexpressed the
French governments regrets for the
Aigues- Mortes affair and assured the am
bassador that the safety Of Italian work
men would be guaranteed. He added that
the French intended TO show that TIE
Italians were the aggressors The mayor
of Aigues-Mortes. however, was compro-
missed by the proclamation which he is
sued and had been dismissed. .
A Kumored Settlement
According to a semi official announce
ment, mads last evening, Admiral Brin,
minister of foreign affairs, has instructed
Signor Ressinan, italian ambassador to
France, TO inform the French government
that in view of its spontaneous dismissal
of the mayor Of Aigues- Mortes, the Ital-
ian government, appreciating the friendly
disposition thus shown aud placing COM
plete confidence In the efficient and i'm
partial action-of the French magistracy
for the punishment OF the guilty parties,
is happy to be able to consider the incident
satisfactorily closed
siciIians stirred Up.
ROME, Aug. 23.-The popular ferment
arising from the Aigues- Mortes affair
shows no sign of subsidence, although
there has been no further rioting In this
city. The agitation Is spreading In the
provinces At Milazzo, on the north coast
of the island of Sicily, a mob paraded the
streets and acted in a most disorderly
manner. Finally the leaders of the rioters
proposed that an attack be made upon the
French consulate, and the proposal was
greeted with shouts Of approval
Arming themselves with stones and
other missiles the mob marched TO the
CONSULATE aud smashed about every win
dow In the bnilding. The escutcheon Of
France over tn doorway was torn dow n
and borne off by the mob. An attempt was
made to bum q, but the police somewhat
tardily arrived and drove the rioters of.
Some of the offi ers espied the escutcheon
and rushed into the crowd and recaptured
it. The attack is likely to further compli-
cations.
The agitation in Genoa, though nomin-
ally directed against the French, n said to
be actually the work Of anarchists who
are ever ready 10 make riotous deInonstra-
tions. Troops have been sent TO Genoa to
assist the authorities to prevent recur-
renee Of the roting.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-23
10 Be Tried For Murder.

Boston, Aug % In the South Boston
court Edward +. Phinney was arraigned,
charged with the murder Of Edward M.
Shine on Saturday night. He pleaded not
guilty, and after two policemen and AIRS.
Shine had testified briefly, Phinney was
held without bail for trial In the superior
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-23
4 Good Idea

WASHINGTON, Aug "a - The marine
hospital bureau has made arrangements
for the establishments OF probation camp
25 miles from Brunswick, Ga, on che roa.l
to Waycross. This step IL taken in case
the yellow fever develops In Brunswick.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-23
Navy Yard Employees Bounced.

BROOKLYN, Aug. 28.-Admiral Gherardi
sent word TO the heads Of AIl Brooklyn
navy yard departments to discharge all
employees whose services could be dis
pensed with. In consequence of the order
AZ mechanics we're discharged More dis
missals are expected,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-23

Smoke Parker 1ouse Ctgars
FOR sale at the Capital. n. A. Kendall. pro
prietor.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-23

Higgins Bros.
fine Liquors sndsCisara
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-23
His Farewell.

First Quack-Here is a letter IL would
hardlydo for US to publish. A man writes,
III have just taken my first bottle OF your
medicine. and p
Second Quack-Welli
First Quack-There II breaks of short
and Is signed In another handwriting, per
executor. or."-Brooklyn Life
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-23
RETAIL PRICE LIST.
Either Roasted or Ground.

Orient, finest Of fine cofees 45c per pound.
Orient Male Berry Coffee, 45c
Mocha warranted Town Importation 40c
Best Java and Mocha, correctly proportioned, 40c
Our "Old Standard" Java 38c
Old Government, 35c
Male Berry Java 35c
Choice Male Berry 95c h. Choice Java 30c b Java Flavor
25 b Saloon Coffee 25c lb Orient Saloon Coffee 30c b Best
Quality Old Golden Ro Csc b Good Rio 25c b Superior
Combination 2Qc b Good Mixed Coffee 5c b Broken Coffee all
kinds, 15c lb.
Coffee Substutes-Chcory English, German and American
10c 12c 15c.
Roasted Rye Cof Wheat Coffee Barley Coffee Canadian Pea
Berry Cocoa and Coffee Eureka Compound Oc lbs for 2c
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-23
Trefethen to Be Tried Sept ia

BOSTON, Aug 2-The second TRIAL of
James A. Trsfethen for the murder of
Deltina Davis has been fixed for Sept Is
at East Cambridge The assignment was
made at a meeting Of the superior court
iudpes i'm this citv
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-23
Patents

Caveas and Reissues secured, Trade -MaIks
registered, and all other patent causes In the
Patent Ofiice and before the Courts promptly
and carefully prosecuted.
Upon receipt of model or sketch OF tnven-
ton, make careful examination. and advise
as To patentability free of charge
With my Office directly across from the
Patent Ofice, and being in personal attend.
ance there, 1t Is apparent that have superior
facilities for making prompt preliminary
searches, for the more vigorous and success.
ful prosecution OF applications for patents,
and for attending to all business entrusted 20
my care In the shortest possible time.
FEES MODERATE, and exclusive atten-
tion given to patent houses. Information.
advice and special references sent on request
j. X. LITTELL.
Solicitor and Attorney in Patent Causes,
Washington, ID. c.,
Opposite u. \. Patent once.
Mention this paperA
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-10

$500 we beg leave to state that the to-
tai amount of the contract was $4,000,
and that the contractor was obliged to
invest at least 5000 in pipe. delivered
on the ground before he began work,
thereby reducing the amount of the
obligation to $4,000 or less. That un-
der ordinary circumstances the bond re-
CURED was more than adequate, mas
much as the estimate for an entire
month, amounting to from three to four
thousand dollars, was always held in
allegiance.
Even in the present state of affairs we
believe the bond, together with estimate
in arrears, to be ample protection to the
city.
Nor do we believe hat the facts in
this case Justify the structures placed
upon the city %couucil.anl city attorney
with reference to the bond in question.
G. NJ. Webster, mayor, j.. NJ. Gaunt
w. ID. Randall, $. Il. Jensen. W. NJ.
Cleeland, J. W. Cornelius, ID. l.. Tracy.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-10
THE BISHOPS PLAIN TALK,
lie thinks That Christian Ministers
and People should DO More
Practical Work,
by Following The Example of Christ
They Might Accomplish
More Good.

Bishop Brewer has been in town for
several days and is holding some inter
estlng religious services at the Episcopal
church. On Friday evening he had a
good congregation, but at the services on
Sunday morning aud evening the church
was thronged, and there seemed to be
much interest in the Bishops work. At
tho close of the morning services five
ladies were confirmed and the greater
part OF the congregation remained for
the communion.
The Bishop took for the subject Of his
at the morning service that
portion of the life of Christ which was
emphasized by the throngs of people of
all classes seeking HIM for his teachings
and for the good he was enabled to do
them. The "publicans and sinners and
the common people were anxious al all
times to hear his teachings. and while
many went to jeer they often came away
convicted and prepared for a new life.
Bishop Brewer dwelt on this phase Of
Christ's teaching and contrasted it with
the work now being done by the modern
teachers Of Christianity. He instanced
the many churches throughout the land
whose spires point ~heavenward in vain.
and the attendance in which is not suf-
ticient to pay the preachers salary, and
he said that the ministers of the gospel
are undoubtedly much to blame for the
want of interest which exists in religious
teaching.
.ue contrast which he drew of the
difference between the active pursuit
tina characterized early hristian teach
ing and the difficulty that now exists in
prevailing upon people to listen to such
teaching, was very striking. His declar-
alton was uncOnditiona that the church
must regain at least a part of its early
characteristics if it is to succeed in the
mission it has undertaken. Hc dwelt
upon tn very subject which has been
treated editorially in this paper within
the last month, to the effect that actual
work must be done by Christian people
among the needy, the fallen and the de
PRAYED if the real mission of tho Chris
tian church is to be carried on. He
spoke about the uselessnees of perfume
tory and fashionable religion, and urged
his hearers to set about doing something
practical by which the. woulu be follow
ing the example Of the great founder of
their religion. Following is enc Of the
striking passages from the bisho s ser
mon:
We must not suppose that We are
DOING Il duty as. Christians unless We