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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-07-14
THE FARMERS HOPE.

Free Trade and the Expansion of ,Torefgn
Commerce-Surp1us Wheat
Our elevators are bursting with wheat
for which the farmer can. command but
little more than 60 cents aibushel. There
are in Europe alone, if we may credit
the statement made by the late secretary
of agriculture. Mr.. Rusk, 15, 0O0, 900 peo-
pie who never'eat wheaton bread. In the
one country is.an immensessupply' Wis
ible food waiting for buyers. In the
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-07-14
CURE

Sick Headache and relieve all the troubles incl.
dent to a bilious state of the system, such
Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness Distress after
eating Pain in the Side, etc. While their most
remarkable success has been shown in curing
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-07-14


Haying is the leading feature of the
day, and there is plentiful crop
around here.
The 4th was celebrated rather quiet
ly in Hollandale, and most of the resi-
dents celebrated down the line.
Hugh Mckee celebrated at Freeport.
The Misses Annie aud Mary Nc
Gam returned to their positions at
Freeport on Monday, after a: brief
visit with their parents.
Samuel Meyers, our competent
harness maker, celebrated the 4th at
Platteville, accompanied by his sister,
in-law, Miss Bessie Roberts.
Miss Lizzie Mcdonnell came up
from Chicago to spend the 4th with
her mother.
Miss Annie Roberts returned to her
home at Dodgeville Saturday, after
visiting with her sister Mrs. Samuel
Meyers
Miss Pearl Reed, who has been in
our town on business for some days
last week, returned to her home in
Dodgeville Saturday.
Peter Johnson, who had the mis-
fortune Of cutting his foot very
badly while chopping some timber, is
once more able to get over town, but
can walk very little even with the aid
of crutch.
Christ Matson, whom it was suppos-
ed received fatal kick from horse,
is slowly recovering.
Mrs. Timothy Ryan who has been
quite ill, is we are glad to chronicle,
recovering nicely under the careful
treatment of DR.. II. F. Mcdonald of
this place.
DR.. McKeller, of Blachardville, made
his friend, DR.. Mcdonald of Hollan-
dale, pleasant call On Sunday.
DR.. Coulahan and wife, of Fayette,
spent Saturday night and Sunday in
our social little burg. They expect to
locate here about August LIST.
Walter Judevine (our prominent
butter maker) is the proud father of
bouncing boy. Walter walks up
town rather fatherly looking now.
The party given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Leonard, in honor of their
daughter, Miss Nellie. who recently
returned from the GAINESVILLE Academy,
proved to be a very pleasant event.
Between thirty and forty persons were
assembled and passed the day and
evening by joyously indulging in
music, song ard games. Miss Nellie
rendered some very fine music.
A large crowd of young people as
sembled at the home of Mary Foley
Sunday eve and spent very enjoyable
evening.
Messrs. John Levitt, G. T. Paulson,
C. Hottie, J. L. Parks, J. T. Logue, p
Demuth and J. A. Corey took in
Jonesdale sights Sunday a. m.
Messrs Luke Nicholas, John Holl-
man, Bert Daniels and Charles Fathers
all of Mineral Point, Sundayed with
Mr. and Mrs. John Fathers, of Hol-
landale.
Hugh Mckee has put in his new
butcher shop an elegant sausage grind
er, which will add greatly to his
already we'll furnished shop.
Miss May and Grace Ware, of Mad
ison, are visiting with their cousin,
Miss Name Downey. of Waldwick.
2. J. Burns is greatly improving his
farm by erecting fine barn and hay
shed combined.
Will A. Skinner has five carpenters
at work on his new warehouse.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-07-14
EmDlOyment Wanted.

A capable young man of good char
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keeping or other light work. Inquire
at The Democrat Office.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-16

6aB es es taft iebt ibon fein @ebtet gtcbt,
tpeldem man i'm groBen Bublifum mebr
Qufmerfiamfeit entgegenbrtngt, ais Dtelen1.
Die ertpGbntcn Sbdtiaben gaben bic Ser1
anlafI1ng ba3u, baB bic vSQtnots7Staats@
.3ettlng" 6urcb einen bepdbrten &itnitler.
6errn Mar Srieoeran9, eine umtial1enoe
utb itreng natltr9etreue 3eicbnung Der 9e7
iammten 8ault6fetten Der notwithstanding
anfcrtigen lieB. Die alf GuBcrft gept1en7
bate 0etle %geiponnene 9Grfteuung bart
NIT Gecbt ais cine neutrality-suspicious., ben
ptrflitben 8erbGltnilien ge1au et1tlprecbe1tDe
betradbtet perben. Sic ipurDe ben 0aupt@
leitern nn6 8aumeiitern Der Weltdtsttelz
lung bprgelegt uno bon iDnen et111tt1tnt9
als pollfomnten un6 5utrefferto be5etcbnet.
@as sic duBerlicbe Nusibntildung ant
belal1gt, 10 lit auf bieieI6e lor9fdltt9er @e7
icbntad peripenoet porben. 9aS Bib tit
nicbt ouf benz biQtgen lttbograpbt1cben
@ege, fonbern burcb baS neuere Gerfabren
Der @bromo9S Topographic bergelteut. Die
Sarben fitb natiIrltb unb oauer6aft, pte
iiber6aupt Sic gauge Qusitattur9 Der III
UfaB eenaueu unO in peripectipiicber An7
LACE fiinitleriicb tpirfiamen Sriginalauf7
nabme tpiirbtg tit, 9as 8tlb bat Ste
@r0Be1perbGltntfie bon Is 3u 20 uno
biirfte iidb OorsiigIi9 gum 3immeri3mud
ober fir dbnli6e 3mede eignen.
9te ySuinots Stats 3eitung" ma3t
oalielbe ibren 9eiern unter fOIgenben 8ez
%Oingungen Sugdnglt6:
M6onncnten, tuelcbe ibr announcement fir
Elm Sabr I'M @oraus be3a6len, wirb baS
8tIO auf @uni3 portOfrei 5ugeianot.
0eier, ipeIbe feine @orausbe8abIung ge7
~Geiftet, ober ibre Brdmie beretts e%mpfangen
baben, f0nnen es gegen @%tnienDung beS ge7
rin9en 8etrages bon 20 Gts., tpelcber ben
6eritellungsfoiten entiprtcbt, ebenfaus porz
tofret er6alten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-16
MuslanO.
Oeutfblano.

Die 8eltber Der grDBcren 2Goen in
Serlin peritcbern %etnitimmig, DaB Ste eben
pergal1gene Seit3eit einen ungebeuren 2luS>
fat in Sen getp0bnlicb UNI btele Belt itottz
ftnoenoen @eicbGften altftpeiie. @S ieien
b~urcbicbnittlicb 60 Brocent ipentger @el0
et%ngenommen iporben ais 1onit. -
9lus Den SabreSbericbten Ser ~Derid6iebe>
men 6anbelSfammern 9~eutlcblanoS ge6t
berpor, baB inn gal15en 2an0e bic @elcbGfte
furcbt6ar 6arnieoer liegen. 8ericbte aus
6ranffurt, G6emniB uno &tel ittmmen
oariiber therein, oaB Der Qlusfall I'M ltmiab
Der MGrfte i'm ~Dortgen Sabre ben iblec6ten
@rnten pom Sabre 1891, ferner Der
Gbpleraepibentie, Der 5uneDmenben Gon>
cltrren8 obne cine glet65eittge 9luSoebnung
u~ngiinitiger Sarife 5u5ul6reiben iei.
Sin beutiber @elebrter macbt ben 8orz
iblag, Die @lbe un0 anbere Sliiie mittelS
@leftri5itGt 81 besinfi3iren, inbem ein
ourcb bas @ailer geleiteter eleftriiber
Strpm eine oben1ii6e gerGnberung be-
ptrfe, po6urb @bOlera nnb anbere &ratf@
beitsteime 3erit0rt pirben. = SIN
ndd6iten Wfdr3 finbet in Berlin cine 9tusz
itellung BON Yferbe1eii6 unb oer aus BENT
IeLben 6ergclte1ten @Bmaaren 1tatt. Sletz
id6er unb @uritbdnoler iucben einen 8opz
colt gegen Die 8erfdufer bon Bfer6ez
fleii9 ms Berf gu ieben. = Nacbz
Demt Sic 8erliner. Subenicbaft ems:
giltig bei6loiien bat, BEN Scatter idbrtftLicb
UNI Scbub gegen Bic ~9tn9riffe Ser 9ntiiemiz
ten 3u eriucben, baben mebrere iibticbe
8eamte, nel6e NIT BENT 8el6luiie rtidt
sufrie6en iparen, ibre Qlemter nie6ergelegt.
- Sn Ser 8erli1ter ameritantiben Golonie
berrl6t au9enbltdli6 tpenig 2eben. 9fur
ic0en 0onneritag ftnoet Ser iblid6e @mz
pfang IN Der @elanbtibaft itatt, 81 6eren
reg%elmdBigen 8eiu9ern Der friibere &riegs7
miniiter 8er6D bu 8ernots uno General
bon Gerien geb0ren. Brin3efiin Matbiloa
bon Sabien, cine 9ttbte 6eS &Sntgs, lit ge7
fdbrltc6 an ben 8lattern erfrantt. =
Or. Sans BON 8ilon Letbet an einem
erneuten 9(nfal4e bon S6Lafloiigfett unb
nerDoier lteberret3tbett. @r befin6et licb in
8antow in dr3tliber 8ebanblung, @d63
ren6 leiner Nb:peien6eit lettet WosfopSfi
Die pbtlDarmonii6en Gon8erte. -
Ser @ertb Der ~9luSfubren aus Sem
Wan9fner Goniulatsbe3irt na6 ben Ser,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-16
9urtb Sic unertpartet itarte Nacbfrage
4Geiiebilbern bon 6ermann gaIfer@

v&eiiebiI6ern bon 6ermann 8aiter"
1T 6te @ufIage cher pergrifen t~pOrOen, ais
bic neu beiteaten @remplare fertig geitelt
nerben fonnten. @ir bitten 6aber bteientz
gen unierer 2eier, ueIcbe bteies 8ub in
leBter 3ett beitelt unb nod ntbt erbalten
baben, nod wenige 8ocben GeOuIb SIT baz
ben, bis Sic neue Nuflage in unieren 8eitb
eelangt lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-16
Derbre6en.

Oie @el4morenen baben in bem SAL Der
breisebnS tretter bon 9uqueSne, Ya., mel6e
bes Nl1frubrs angeflagt iparen, einen p%erite1
gelten @abriprrc6 etngebra3t. 3ebn ber
Qlngetlagten iinb Des N1frubrs lcbulbig be-
funben, stpei ser ungeleBlicben 3ulammcn@
rottang, un6 elmer ipurbe freigeipro9en.
Ser @a6ripru6 erregte augemetneS @r7
i%taunen, ba aQgemetn angenommen tpuroe,
baB bie Nngetlagten f%retgeiprocben tperben
pirDen. 0ie Strafe fit Nufrlt6r u1o
ungeieBltcbe 3uiammenrottung lit o%ieielbe,
un6 Das b0dbite StrafmaB betragt $500
Celebrate u1t6 8tpeiiabrigc @efangniBitrafe.
Ser 9lntpalt fir bic Angcflagten miro lofort
einen neuen 8ro3eB beantragen. 9te Nn@
geflogten iin6 allies iunge 2eutc. :
9ie bier Neser, @6arles 8roofs, SrtsbD
@onceggs, Sletic6er &iuiamS uno Wfoies
gromn 1iibnte1l Die @rmorbung OeS
Or. Sames s.. gtea nit Sem Tooe AM
@algen. Ser Wtorb fanb am %. 0prtl
1892 1tatt. 0rei Don BEN Wf0rbern tDaren
1ecbSse6n Sabre alt, unb elmer itanO I'M 10.
Sabre. = Ser Yro3eB ge9en Die angebli3en
@iftmiiber BON 6omeiteab ipeger1 Gergtf@
trng BON observation-disclosures tit tpteoer
i'm @ange.
The Irish standard., 1893-12-02
MURDERED.
A st. James Man Shoots His Wife Foul
Gs Times. a7

A st. James Man Shoots His Wife -Four
Times.
ST JAMES, Mimi, Nov. pa cold
blooded murder disturbed the peace of
this community yesterday. and it is not
improbable that q lynching may follow
in it's wake.
Peter Larson bought revolver and
went cunning for his wife. who had
been trying to secure a divorce from
him. Larson entered the house, came
up to his wife and shot her four times
in the head. She cannot recover, al
though she was alive at late hour last
night.
After committing the bloody deed
Larson fed, and is still at large, but his
chances for escape are small. The
sheriff and his deputies are after the
fugitive from justice, and as he is but
half an hour ahead Of them they hope
soon to capture him. Excitement runs
high and Judge Lynch may step ID and
take care Of the murderer when caught.
The Irish standard., 1893-12-02
CONFiRM A TON
Tho Standard on VIII Control nIinnssota
Iron interests .ss s5EE


DULuTH, Nov 30 The first news
that has leaked out in Inth that is
confirmation Of the story THAT the MINI
nesota company and the Consoli dated
companies Of the .Mesaba are to be
united came today. The argument
that has been used here in denying the
!. story has been that the bIerritts were
I in control Of the Consolidated compa-
MES, and that their hatred for the Min
nesota people. which was 9 personal
one, would prevent any consolid ation-
Now it is announced that w. %. Scheide,
Of Cleveland, a brother of the secretary
Of the Standard Oil company, is to be
general manager OF the Consolidated
companies and have entire control Of
their affairs.
This may not mean that the Merritts
are in the minority, but it does mean
that the Standard Oil peoplesare to. dc
tate. It may mean also that Mr.. Scheide
is to represent the Rockefeller inter-
est on the Vermillion as we'll as on the
Mesaba range. Rockefeller was origi-
nally one Of the larger holders OF Min
nesota Iron company stock and bonds,
and it is said he unloaded when the
stock was at it's highest point. Recent
" the stock has been going begging,
selling for less, it is said, than is repre-
sented by the surplus of the company,
and the Standard Oil people have quiet
II bought back almost all their former
holdings at very low figure. If this
is true, and it comes from reliable au-
thority, Rockefeller and his associates
have control on both ranges. They
may consolidate these interests or they
may not. The competition will not be
strong in any case. 1t is significant
that President Greatsinger, of the Du-
luth & Iron Range, and Alfred Merritt,
of the Mesaba road, are expected home
together tomorrow.
The Irish standard., 1893-12-02

Z. Murphy; treasurer n P Ray ;SsSs 4 aEshal, ] 4
! Campbell; sesSssI1t- erms. D. HERON; sen
Il Dan Heron; mest srd sunday q month q
O'Clock "a g IS g q hall, yvatertoyEn.
ss vA1oHyA {. qp g 8,
Division no. I, Madelia, liinn President
Ih0sa Reoner; Woe president. Jno Grifdn; re.
4 eee, g e Mccoy; I'm SEQ, "a RuesslI; lns set
/ shal, John Bohan; meet first Sunday Of month
| IN ouv hall at Madefia. MINI. J. rs. s}3 81
CARLTON UOUNtT. M
! County Delegate, Andrew GOWan.
Div. No. L Cloqnet-P resident. John Ryan;
vice preefdAnt Dunkin cCaahsia: reo sec. a
Cayansqgh; in sec. Michael O'Mara; treasurer.
at 3,o'clock Nelson block u RAJ ss -.
MOBILES COUNTY. fss
County Delegate, 7 8 Mcguire, Ellsworth.
Fasa; feo ssc Mnr;
ply; I'm sec, William Finley; ms SEQ, Janes
Burk; treasurer, VIM O'Hearn; marshal, Ed
Gaea ss osssnaa
Ash; meetings LIST Sunday il month when nass
ccurs at 1:30 p N and 4th Thursday eve at $50
p m, Ia x of r hall. 81 !.
wAvERIY. WRIGHT COUNTY.
County Delegate, VIM. Quinn.
: President, John Kelly; yice- president, 7 F
Kelly; rec seq, Nolan; fin sec, " y Walsh;
nell; sergeant at-arms, ] GiDiin. il; iDs &c.,
County Delegate, e Kelly, Faribanlt.
Division No Faribault-President, b Sher-
idan; vice president, 7 + Comtord;. treasurer.
Coosan; door-keeper, y " Comford; sergeant
alarms, r Murphy; marshal, j Nightinxsle;
ms sec, Geo w Murphy.
Division No 2 Shieidsvilla-M L%,.-.lon. presi-
dent; P q Shields, vice-president; Martin Cor
bett rec sec; martin Burke, I'm sec; Thos Cole
man, treasurer.
ROCK COUNTY.
County Lelegate N Lloyd. Luverne.
Divisions No i, Luverne John Coveny presi-
dent: Jas McKeon vice presidents: Ed Ryan, rec
sec; Ed MaloSsey. I'm sec; VIM Ryan. treasurer.
ROCHESTER,. OLMsTEAD County.
2 J Scanlan. County Delegate.
Div Frank Chute, president; Waiter Nor
rison. vice president; John e McGovern, rec
sec; JAS Kennedy, I'm sec; John D Cud1nore.
treasurer: Con Kennedy, ins sec.
The Irish standard., 1893-12-02
A Bomb for Billy.

BERLIN, Nov. 29.-1t now appears
that Emperor William on Saturday last
received an internal machine from Or
leans similar to the one which was sent
to Chancellor Won Capriyi. The infer
nal machine sent to the emperor was
accompanied by letter. Both machine
and letter were delivered at the office
of the emperor's civil cabinet, where
some Of the employees became suspicious
of the contents of the box, accidentally
discovering the real nature. and soon
managed to render it harmless.
The Irish standard., 1893-12-02
Cash In the Country.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.--yn his annual
report United States Treasurer Morgan
shows that the net ordinary revenues
for The fiscal year 1898 were 1886, S19,-
628, an Increase of $50, 1871, 844 over those
Of the year before. The net ordinary
expenditures were 1888, Al, 654, an in
crease Of &2a, 454, 9as. Including the
public debt the total receipts were
3782, s71, 214 and the total expenditures
971s, OO7, 998 The total stock Of money
of all kinds In the country on June 80
was q, s2s, 547, OFT, or nearly $51, 0oU. 600
less than. at the same time last year.
The Irish standard., 1893-12-02
Telegraph Notes.

The national colored convention met
at Cincinnati, o., the 2sth. Bishop
Tower delivered an address favoring
African emigration.
HARRY HILL, a fugitive forger from
Atlanta, Ca, was arrested at Cincin-
natl the 2Sth.
"A DISASTROUS collision occurred about
Il a. m. the 2Sth near Conneaut, Pa, on
the Lake Shore road. Engineer Joel
Gaines and Fireman w. A. Kirk, of the
west bound train, were buried beneath
their engine and killed; Engineer John
Schlinger and Fireman VIM. Mehan, OF
No so, could not jump in time and went
into the wreck. Schlinger is internally
injured and Mehan has both arms
broken and internally injured.
ScHEIG and Floyd, the men arrested
on the charge Of having robbed the
Bank of Minneapolis Of 800, 600, were
again brought up in the Bow streetex-
tradition court in London the 3sth.
They were again remanded until Dec. 9
to allow the magistrate time to exam
Inc the extradition papers. 81
|. PRINcEss CoLoNNA, the daughter Ct
Mrs John w. Mackay, has applied for
/ legal separation from Prince Ferdi-
nand aallatre Colonna and the custody
! of her three chill dren. The marriage
took place IN Paris in 1883. and was one
OF the social events Of the season. The
grounds alleged are abuse and gam
bling. ssh s.s Ss
rs Al 49, Y, Soc dank man fha
The Irish standard., 1893-12-02
ALMOST 4 DERELlcT.

A Big steamer Drifts Rudderless About
Lake Michigan. ss1 ss
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 29.-For over %
hours the steamer John Plankinton,
grain laden from Chicago to Buffalo,
drifted helplessly on Lake Michigan
with her rudder gone. A heavy south
west and west wind was blowing al
the time, and tho fact that she did not
bring up on the east shore and sustain
heavy damages is due to the good sea-
manship of her master, Capt. Powell.
The Plankinton was brought in here at
s O'Clock last evening in tow Of the
revenue cutter Andy Johnson and the
Racine tugs Gillen and Stark.
The Irish standard., 1893-12-02
WON ~ MEXICAN REBELS.
Many Reported Slaughtered In an EN-
counter Thursdoy.


counter Thursday.
DEMINe, N. NJ. Nov. 27.-Two Next
can refugees, up from the scene Of the
revolution, say that battle occurred
in Boca Grande county Thursday. The
Mexican troops mbering several hun
dred, were surrounded by the rebels in
ambush and great slaughter resulted.
The troops were utterly routed and
fed for their lives.
Later reports are to the effect that
when the attack was made upon the
troops the officers were shot down,
causing panic among the soldiers.
who were killed like sheep. The battle
resulted In q decisive victory for the
rebels The Yaqui Indians have joined
the revolutionists There is every rea-
son to believe the correctness of the re-
mort
The Irish standard., 1893-12-02
sSEV ERE SHOCKE,D. y
AGontre q and Vicinity listed BY
sa Violent Ear thquake

SCARED BY AN EARTHQUAKE.

MONTREAL, Can, Nov Is At l1:47
o'clock Monday morning this city ard
the surrounding country felt the most
severe shock OF earthquake that has
visited this part of, the continent for
several years Buildings rocked and
trembled as if about to be thrown down
by the percussion of some heavy explo-
sion. At first came heaving sensation
like that of ship over a heavy dead
swell, the buildings creaked as it every
Joint and fastening was being tested
by some awful and invisible
force, then followed dull, mufaed,
deep-toned sound like that of
mediterranean explosion. The shock
was felt from foundation to turret
Of the most substantially built edifice
in the city, and then came the setting
back, and for an instant it felt BIS i
everything was going down, as if the
bottom had fallen out of things gener-
ally and they were collapsing. There
was moment of suspense and the
earthquake had passed.
The Population Terrified.
Tbeentire population fed into the
streets Women and children stood
terror stricken and praying. At the
same moment fire alarm and ambu-
lance cali sounded and the changing OF
bells and the wagons rushing through
the streets added to the general con-
sternation.
Many Buildings Injured.
The water in the reservoirs rose In
great waves and several waterworks
employees were buried in 16-foot pipe
trench, but were rescued alive Hardly
q building in the city escaped unin-
iured and reports of damage done in all
parts of the province where the earth
quake was felt are still coming In.
In the Country District.
In the country district the same state
Of affairs prevailed A number Of the
Aimsy structures in which the inhabit-
ants lived were blown down by tho
wind, which in many cases accompar
MED the earthquake, and the affrighted
inhabitants rushed aimlessly about,
often receiving injury The earth
quake was most feH along the section
OF the St Lawrence river between
Montreal and Quebec cities. A number
Of casualties have occurred in the coun-
try districts. but full reports from
there have not been received 1t will
DO found, however. that great loss will
have been entailed on farmerA
In New York.
e NRw YORK. Nov. % The earth
quake shock was felt in Williams burg,
IN. T., at 1915 p. M Monday. The
slaock was also felt in buildings near
the East river, and it was supposed to
be caused by the conclusion OF q dis
tant powder or dynamite explosion.
The shock was felt in the eastern dis
tr4ct of Brooklyn, especially along Bed
ford avenue. @ Al
WIZ In Now EnEaond.
R0sroN, Nov. 8a--A severe earth
quake shook was felt throughout north
era Vermont and New hampshire at
1l:45 Monday morning. At St Johns
bury, VT, the shock was especially
severe II was also folt ct Greenfield,
Mass
The Irish standard., 1893-12-02
~. of Iife reared

CuMBERLAND, Nd, Nov. 90 q
/ freight train on the Baltimore q Ohio
went through 8 bridge near yndham,
{ Pa. Fifteen cars were wrecked. Seven
cramps are thought to have been killed.
The Irish standard., 1893-12-02
b THE IRISH sTAN 81 az, DE0EMBER y ~

sec. mos MclEahon, boz 1l5;; an go, ) u Con
nelly; inB SEQ. Louis Haley; TREASURED, Is JsEen
ton; marshall q N Nacy;s sergeant at arms, Tin
HaIey;S sentinel, CT MCDONNELL: meets LIT and
I'D IhuFsdayEo OF month At TO O,Ci0ck pm II
MCAdamS nails and ave West. 81 ssI3SS
Division No 2. IOWer-Joh Ohm D Murphy, pres1-
dent; John Aehady. vice president; E e Barn.
ridge, rec SEQ; John ] Stone. On sec: David
Murphy, treasurer; ThOmas Raedy. fns SEQ: John
Mehady chairman sick committee; meets lst
and 3rd Sunday OF mOn,h In I'D Murphy's hall
y 9ss sS$z afSi: ANOKA COUNTY.
County Delegate. Thomas Coleman. Fridley.
DivNo Anoka-P President. T ID Ryan. Anoka;
vico- president, IL T1gue, Coon Creek; rec sec.
Jas McArdle, nOka: fin aud ms aec, EhOs Riley
AnOka; treasurer. Thoe Cla,k. AnOk8; marshal
y T. Ryan, AnOka; sergaant.at- arms, NJ b e.
ards, Anoka; sentinel. u Lau9nane, Fr1dley;
chairman OK committee r M Ryan Anoka:
meetings. % Sunday Of each month at G r.
hall End ave-
:#4s SWIFT COUNTY. Iss
Il County DeleRRte, %. IT. m cDermOtt, CIontarf.
Division No. /, ,Clontarf President, Jas Kent;
vice president, Francis Casey; rec SEQ, III e Con.
logue; I'm sec. Patrick Foley: ms sec, James
O'DonDell: treasurer, James O'Donnell; marsh
al, Patrick Darlington; sergeant at arms, "A
Robertson: sentinel, James Fleming; chairman
sick mmittee, John Goeson. Meetings first
Sunday OF mouth in town hall.
Division No. 2-President, Henry Murphy,
Benson: vice-president, Jas O'Connor; rec se,
T H Donnel1y; fin and ms SEQ, 8 GALLAGHER,
Benson; treasurer. G Collins; marshall John
McNelis; sergeant-at- arms, Peter Bul ns: sem
tinil NJ Hoban; chairman sick com IN ttae M
Qoigiey; address. Benson, Mimi; meet 1st Sun.
A.,.- AZ y i
The Irish standard., 1893-12-02
/ Pov,vxlerly,s successor.

PHI1LlaADELpH1A, Nov IS The Knights
Of Labor in general assembl yester-
]: day elected i. R. SoYereiR Of lows
\ maste,r swor {. ~. Powderl hAv.
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