davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-04-13

THE sultan's harem costs $15, 900, 900
yearly. About one. hundred women
leave every year to marry, and each has
$37, 500 doMry. Yet the number never
falls below 300 Every official struggles
to get his daughter in, for each has ten
servants, a carriage and four, and the
possibility Of gaining influence over the
sultan.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-04-13

one-fourth of the land surface Of the
globe is occupied by English speaking
people.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-04-13

Indiana has more Germans than any
other State. They constitute fifty.five
per cent. of the population.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-11-01
v& tft1t g."

&aptein Nnoerlon uar I @a1binA=
ton liofte use, o9 ban bolot Soreora9
for bet nationale 9eoeraffe @elfab
oeritebS ben 23oe Ds. @on bauoe
o91aa en- Samtale meo &rei iioent
@lepelano o9 antpoeoe, at ban pilbe
9ipe &e9ierin9en Bitin9Ribet meo
ben Soritaoelle. at bet Ruloe forbli>
be @aibin9ton. @n Sub1cription
ct lat iaang, o9 bpis bet lptfes at faa
ino NOT til at betale for @fibet, pil
bet forbltoe ber / 2anoet. llosi{ter=
ne meo @tibets Bpaning oy uoruf=
ming er nemlig life iulot betalt enbnu,
og fpr De er flareret, pil life &aptein
Nnoerlon 9iDre of meo bet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-11-01

@n ufienot Mano fanbtes bgb /
uotanten of en- lioen Bp Noro=
Datota forleoen. &eo en- unoeripz
9elie fanot man 500 &ontant o9
en- &euolper bos bam. Tilli9e baps
be ben brebte, meoenS ban leuebe,
Rrepet fin eeen 9pbsanmeloelle, %
ben fanbt mon o9ioa ueo unoerip9el<
fen iammen meo en- Mnmoouing ON
at offeptli9eipre ben / ben lofale
Iuis. 2i9tilipnsmanoen holot fin
Snipettion oa toe $75 for 1leiliQbe=
ben oe til at oatte Omtoitninserne
peb Besrauelien. 8olitioommeren
bprte ON bet o9 multtereoe 2i9et $25,
forbi bet bar Riulte &aaben. Sen
lotale Nuis, iom ieouanli9, fit 1ntet
for at offentlis9iere 9posanmeloel.
fen. (.9etroit &ecore".)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-11-01
minnefpta.

Sfoleroaoet | minneapolis beQutz
teoe for en- Tio ioen at i1pite Nften=
ltolerne; men MI bar be ombefemt
Zig, % Iftenifolerne oil be9pnoe ben
Ste 9eouember. Dette bar en- 9leoe>
Zig Npbeo for be talri9e @tanoina:
per / Mgqebpen, for buem Nften11os
lerne noturlisois bar peret Of ltBrlt
Nptte.
- Jaber @onnollp. @rano SUI
rpen / 3po 9arbors tjenbte iiblte
&orsoo9 ben fatollfe Brtit, 5ober
@onnollp, iplois 2 @anse forpoet
&olote9t, % bans @pner, airs.
MuQalep, bleu tjenot Rploie / at babe
bortfprt en- Ei9e. Connolly moatte
itiQe $4,000 &oution, os bans @e,
tier $500. Be99e pil blipe torbert
o9 bpmt Dulutb.
- st rblanoet" Grain poa @bica=
90 & @reat @eitern=8anen git i9ien'
nem en- Bro ner Nufin iibite Eo:s<
bog, buoroeb 5 &asiaaerer tom ol>
uorlist tilfaoe. @ni af Dem par
&aitor 6. 8. &osne ueo ben lutber>
tie &irfe / Mulin.
- @poruo9nstonbuftbrern / st..
Saul beapnote en- @treif fofe
Gorsbag. Ioriaeen CT, at &oms
pasniet bat taeet Wenb, iom lite
faar Nrbeioerforeninsen, i fin
Eienefe os piloe lite paa llnions>
menbenes Torlonsenoe affeo19e benz.
Maiten olle @poruo9ne / bele Bpen
ioo itiQe Eorsbos 6ormiooa9.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-11-01

Osfor 2ars',u, en- Sernbanearbei:
Der &ennan, Wiscon i'm, brebtes al
2pnet ct 8ooroinsbus oerfeos ben
23be bs.
- Sc Goreneoe @ioters &ri9s>
lib Oregon lpb al @tobelen / Sun
5roncisco iioite Eorsooe. Oregon
ct bet mastiaite @fib Dor Marine
o9 tofer MiQioner 9o(lars. @fi.
bet er paa l0.298 Sons.
- &ielle paa Terrisbiulet. st
&ar fra @auteson, S0'nois, to9 uo
@9teifabsbeo @bicn9o forriee
&trsoag. o9 oerefter tog be Jig en-
Sur meo Jerrisbiulet. 9a be fom
paa bet bpielte, 250 Sob, blep &julet
ftoniet, og en- &ref, 1om uar meo,
uofprte &iellen.
- Mrs. Matuaoib, en- eSnbianer=
tpinoe al Gbippelpaitammen, oDoe /
Dellom &iuer, @iaconliu, forri9e
2prbag. @un DOR BET elbjte Menne>
ite bet noroli9e @isconlin. ibet bet
anto9es. at bun blep 10 Mar 9an1=
mel. 9un oar gift meo Spooinsen
Matpaoib, iom reIisnereoe % bleo
en- 8or9er al be 6oreneoe @tater.
@un bauoe 5 @pnner / unionsar=
meen / Bor9erfriaen.
- Mils Miloteo @iQ, Datter til
en- af SEEM @orts r1eeite &ipbmeno,
bar / oisie 9o9e 9iftet fig meo en- al
g{aboernes &ipretarle, meoens benz
oes Gorelore uar i Chicago. SUN
er 20 Iar 9ammel os fal bore me9et
fa9er. @enoes 5orelore er me9et
utilfreole meo benoes 9anolin9. o9
benoes Mooer ilar i6rser me9et ouer
bet iteofunbne. Set bar patt ubpre
Sp1t9t / Stem Oorfs fine @ellfabss
perben.
- Sra 9eep Dort meooeles, at en-
Grant" fipo paa @upt. 5reoerid
Mattbe>ps / %ofal> 2ele9raf: 8p9,
nin9en Manoa9 o9 1aarebe bam far>
lt9t. Observation-Disclosures Napn er
,tte betienot. 2iseleoes meooe(es, at
en- Mono TOM ino @eorse @oulbs
&ontor % forlanste en- Ben9elum
paa $5.00O, o9 Mfanoen bleo arre=
lteret.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-11-01
VeroenS1to oitt4tn8ett Ct il1tt-

@eroeusfeunet / @bicaeo bprer
6iitorten til. @nart beaDnoer mon
Nrbeioet paa at ripe neb be prestiee
&alaoler. og 9uiinoer of Qrbeioere
oil bliue beltieftieet meo at ieune ben
,Quioe Bp" meo Sorben. Slut.
ninesoasen ben 30te October bar lite
en- i1is Geftoos. iom mon fra fprit al
boube tantt fig. ben ffulbe bliue.
Mprt sors builebe oper @bicoso,
ianleonins Morbet paa Garter 9arri>
ion, os faiteoe fine Singer ouer
Observation-Disclosures Ifi1utning. Sc
fremmeoe 9eationers Glo9 uar beiiet
paa balu @tans for at pile @or9.
StiQe sleo be 8eiesenbe mellem
bueranore, oa 3ausbeo c9 Sors fpn=
tes li9eiom at berRe ouer @eroens.
taoen. Snsen Eoler bleo bolot
ueb Nf1utnin9en, og in9en itorartet
&ilftelntns.
Breiioent 8almer funbsioroe, at
Beroensuoiti0in9en, ifplae Sou uebs
taget al s5orenebe @tatetS &on9res,
uar afi1uttet, og 8aitor ST.. BARRON 8
holbt en- fort 8gn. 9erpaa Titles
man ao, os &eroensuofiQin9en bprer
5ortiben TIL.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-11-01
epos9afota-

Yafor 9abbatpap, r@baplain" i
&epreientanternes 6us &oneresien.
opoe iibite Eorsoaa. Set bleo ontp:
bet, at 9uiet buroe aoiournere for at
bebre bans Minbe.
= @arrp s.. 2acep orebte fin 6u'
ftru og fin Suisermooer / Siour
Soils forriee @bnoa9, oerpaa tos
ban fit eset 2iu. 2i9ene bleu besras
uet forrise Eirsoas, os Moroerens
Spn, 5rant 2aceD ui(be lite tiQaoe,
at bans 5aoer blep besrauet paa
Samiliens @raplot iammen meo. fine
Dire.
- &obert Bu9anan, en- forbenz
uerenoe betienot republifanit Sober
/ @pb.Datota, ct 9aaet oper til SOL
tepartiet o9 bar MI be9pnot l1osiuels
fen of ct 6oltepartiblao / Siour
6ollS, South Dakota State Forum.
Set bar o91aa oeret paa 2ale at
ub9ipe ct Ranbinauif Goltepartior>
gan Staten, men @fanoinaperne |
@Do> 9afota ier lite ub til at pere
1aa paa9ne fom Minnefota oa
9eorb<9afota, % iaolebes er oer intel
hfcf nf
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-11-01
uoIanoet.

Ser melotes til 2onbpn: Npiie1n
fra &ratotp ben 24oe os., at ben be-
r9mte rusflte General @urfo bar
opb. @cn. @urfo par @uuernpr Of
@ar1o>p.
- Sra Stodbolm meloes ben 3ote
os., at 9amplfibet "Noroitiernan"
iteote lammen meo en- Do9t peo 0en
@erne. % 10 Berloner orutneoe.
- &uslonos Seller bar uo(teot ct
l1tos, buori ban panbpoer @annelien
al Is npe &eleruebrisaoer. Dette
oil forp9e ben rusiife Scr meo 1907
600 Monb.
- Set berettes fra &aris, at
&reioent @ornot enteli9 bar be femt
fig til at optreoe 1om &anoioat til
@ieuual9 ueo be fommenoe Yal9.
- @io be Soneiro 30 Oct. Set
6eoer, at ben bemmeli9e Erottot mel
lem be 5oreneoe @toter o9 Broiilien
er bleuen unberRreuet. 9enne 3rot:
tat 1t9es at uere ct Eiaa9 til @on>
oelStrattaten of 1891 og fi9es al
inbbetatte Toreneoe @taters unber>
ftpttelle le of Braiilien, bpiS bette iione
9onb onmober ON iaooan unberftpt;
telie. Mon mener osiaa, at be Sore,
neoe Gtater bar forbunoet fig til at
unberfptte ben broiilianite &e9ie>
ring, / Eilfelbe ber bliuer siort 5or>
fb9 paa at 9ieninofgre en- monartif
&e9jerin9sform.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-11-01

@n &refi Spo>9afota reife fig
poa ct &reitempoe forleoen os fors
talte, at bans 2pn for bet forlbbne
Mar baooe paret atturat $17.5o.
Sfebetfor at faa bam til at ilaa at
ben bolue Dollar for at sipre bet til
en- runb Gum bisie baarbe 2ioer,
iotte bans 8rpbre en @ubicription
isans os fit inb $50 for bam.
Sans 2pn blep iaaleoes $6.46 pr.
Maoneo. D9 enboo unorer man fig
oper at Spnben berfer!
,Minneapoli8 Eribune. :"
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-11-01
GdSilcrnc / YdroaIett.
n&eroens Gang" for 12'e Oftober

r&eroens Gang" for 12te Oftober
ltriper:
Sen ueo 6orianfninsen al Bunben
ben 2oen Ohober bannebe @rpbe
pperit ! 9foiet er Fretintgboenoe,
tele9rateres Der iaaor eiennem Bu>
reouet fra 2euan9er. @rpoen bar
lite me9et ltore Omfnns. men er ouerz
maaoe opb meo iteile 8anter, buor=
fra ietuet Sorotlumper foripinber
/ Dpbet unber eololomme 9rpn meb
itRrte lan9tratfenoe @jenlpo. Sfor>
9oarsoftes inotrof ct lon9oar1st iaa,
0ont Buloer, |om Mgrfet bprteS
bobbe1t rpitenoe ouer ben baloe Bp9b.
@torifreoet bar eiter ben lte &2fte
mino1e Sorofalb onto9et ct lan9t me-
re ubp99eli9t o9 forunoerliat lloieenz
be END rosenfnbe fpr o9 narmer fig
mere betunfeli9en be npe 0uie paa
0ure Sermitao o9 tan9erer &es1em8
uDopfprte foitbare priuate @ule.
O9iaa fra @tlomDrene er oer ibpf
neofalot betpoelist. 0ftor &refe>
soaroen omfrin9 ben ofbruote 9amle
&ei Ct intet neora1et iioen ,paareS.
&retegaoroen mao berfor on1ees fits
ter tro0s @pel9ets umiooelbare
Nerbeo, men rpmme8 torelpbi9 til
Goaren.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-11-01

ion.2ouen al 1873. og ban bolbt en-
tort Gale Tap6r oerat. 5orraset
fit oeo Wfitemninsen 33 @temmer
mob 81. Senator @te>parts %
&erttnS's Wmenbementer git famh:e
Sci. Senator @teipart fore lo9, at
al1e be ameritanife State, Fnlbe inb,
bDoes til en- Ronferenie ON @plumpnt=
ming, o9 naar ale be andre amerifan=
ife @tater bauoe aabnet fine Mbnt=
partiteber for fri Sblpmpntning, iaa
Fuloe be 5oreneoe @tater eipre bet
famine. - Neofemt.
@enator Squire iremfatte fit
Nmenoement ON at tilba9efaloe @ber>
manlopen, mpnte $2.000,000i @p!u
ON Maaneoen os uofeoe 3 Mors 3
Hrocent>Bonbs for 300 Miuicner
Dollars. 9an forlanete ierifilt Nf;
itemning for be TO f9rfe @eftioner,
builtet ban fit. 80 for, 40 iwob.
Derpaa bleo ban tillaot at to9e be
andre Settioner tilba9e. Senator
Butler ia9oe. at ban efter &aaoQo9s
ming meo @enator &oorbees bapoe
beTuttet at faloe tit Nmenoement ON
Opbapelie al Statsbantfatten tilbaz
9e, builfet bleo bam tillaot.
Naen fra yfebrolfa torelos at
!npnte BET 5plu. iom nu er Stat=
tammeret. - Neofemt.
@enator &effer forelo9 at uofeoe
@eoler til ct BelDb al $3.50, 100000
al famine &arofter lom @fattammer=
1eolerne uoteote unoer @bermanlo=
ben. 9eeotemt.
Mr. NQen fra Nebrafa frem1atte
ct 6ori1o9 ON fri Splumpntnin9>
9tebfemt. % for. al imoo.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-11-01
Entered at the post office at Fer
gus Falls as second class matter.
Sor9ttD &a8ttt ano.

9faar Scrsnp itpo paa 3i119ets @!en,
en- a9tet 2pren5 Iclf,
1ans @temme lpo iaa flar p9 rs,1
for &pnse % for Soft,
iblanot fpm Splaens Sfuulp ON @trauo,
tblanbt iom Ioronens D7en ON 2ano
- i(ia Spra11p 9l9mano bar.
'9an frafti5 bar men a(trts cilo
% ei tilfals for Cub,
Sipet pen1ebulo % milc,
i&irfe1 olpcrsfulo.
Oct er EN- &unft, icm faa fun fan,
at pire fart % milo iom ba,t.
lcm 3crenp 2a9manb bar.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-11-01

1926 o9 bleu oltfaa 69 2(or 9ammel.
@an8 Dlbefocer par 2B,liam s..
6arriions Bebitefober. 9ans 8eo=
'tetaoer par en- Setter al 9bomas
Sefferion. os ielu bar ban en- Setter
al Sobn 6. breckenridge o9 Breii'
bent Beniamin 9arrilon. Carriers
Gaber bpoe. oa benne Dor s 9lar 9am>
mel. .os bans Mooer oporo9 bom. Hr.
2e1pis Maripoq forberebte bam for
llniueriitetet, os 1845 9raouereoe
ban fra gale college. @ioen eraous
erebe ban fra Eranipluania 2oplfo<
le oe tilbraste 2 Mar paa &eiier.
s 1855 fom ban til @bica9o, ipefu>
lerte / faite @ienoomme os bleu 1nort
en- rig Mauo. s 1874 bleo ban
ualst til &onsresieu os tiente to &er>
miner. 6an tiltrof fig Opmerf,om>
beo &ontefen mellem 9apes os Gil<
ben os ueb ct 5orilag, iom ban bragg
te inb. ON at @enotorer. fuloe oel,
ges for 2epetioen. % at &reioenten
iuloe ual9es for 6 Nar os lite funne
aienual9es. @an ual9tes til MoDor
af Chicago 1881, 1883, 1885 o9
1898. S 1884 par ban 9emotroter'
mes &anoioat for @usernpr of SQi=
nois men bleu iGogeu. Da ban bau=
be ubtient fin 4oe Eermiu fom Ma>
Dor at @bicaso, foreto9 ban en- &eile
runot Soroen o9 freu ueo Tilbo9e<
fomfen en- 8o9. A race with the
Sun (r@t @aplpb meb Solen").
s 1890 9loroe ban en- Sur til Nlalfa
os Matiouolparterne .o9 itreu A
Summers Outing (v@n CONNER
tur"). 9ons Bp9er bar 9iort lite
iaa lioen 2ptte. S 1891 flpbte ban
Chicago Times, ct af 2anbets le<
oenoe Blaoe. o9 reoigereoe bet. til
ban ipaar blep pal9t til Mopor for
Ste Gang.
6arrilon bleo fprit gift 1856 meo
@ofie 8reton. GUN bgoe europa
/ 1876. S 1882 sifteoe ban fig meo
Marsuerite @tearns, o9 bun bpoe
1887. Om ne9le 9ase ifuloe bon
MI baue 9iftet fig isien meb Miis
Nnna 9otporo af Stem Orleans. iom
par bos bam til bet fibfte. Son par
peo fin 9po &anbibat for @mbeoet
iom 5orenebe @taters @enotor fra
SQinois.
@ans 3io bar / CONNER peret
upto9et af 9oler peo oue muli9e Nn<
leonin9er o9 Wrran9ementer pro
Mootoselien of bpie Beibsenoe til
ubitiQin9en, Mpoer oiu. NQeteos
bar ban uaret. os alt bar ban utrat=
telts oeltaset. Sin Iibite Sale bolot
ban ben 9ag. ban blep itubt, for be
forltiel1i9e Bpers Moporer o9 munici=
pole @mbeosm9no, iom siefebe uo=
itillin9en. @tor Opii9t oafte ben 9a
lie, ban bolot ueo @plutonuentionen
@bico9o iiommer, buori ban uotalte
@pmpatbier meo @Dluets &enner.
Garter @arriionS Morber er al
@rano Surpen / @bica9o fienbt fpl.
big.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-11-01
gr. f. g. TanghaM
Gotbiap, Minn.

VVlgluy, uVlNI'
@raoue1t fra 9cuispiue Msb. college,
9ouispiae, 8p.
&ontcr iammen meo SIR. $. g. 9tor>
bod. &cntortio: 8 til IL Torm. l til 4
@itnt. Oil OIL Staten pere at finoe So
tellet. 8il prompt fslee enbper @nmconins
ON 8siss til ipee.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-11-01

@tpitelpberen Sobn g. Sobnfon
fra Minneapolis oster fig / &inter
til 9eorse for at beltaae / 2pbene Der.
9an pil iaaleoes faa Nnleouiu9 til
at mgbes meo 9asen, 9torseng o9
ale be norRe % ,ueuite 9urtislpbere
beroper.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-11-01

Stem @nalanb bar 100000 flere
romerRe &atboliter eno &roteitanter,
flyer v8ioneer 8re1s."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-11-01
Fergus &a1ls Mgeblaa
abtomuter 6ner Ons6ag.
a. Solent, uogiDer.
@nbitrtptionSpris $3.50 for 1 Mar, betal'
iTorituo, eller8 $500.

FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD,
A Norwegian weekly newspaper
and the Farmer Alliance organ in
Ottertail county.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-11-01
Snblanbet.

Ostor 2ars',u, en- Sernbanearbet=
Der / &ennan. @iscouiin, orebte8 al
9pnet / ct 8oaroinsbuS oerteos ben
23be BE-.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-07
INQUEST ORDERED.
Coroner ParsIow viii Investigate Rosen-
crans' DEATH.

Coroner ParsIow VIII Ip Investigate Rosen-
crans' DEATH.
Coroner Parslow this morning i'm
panelled a jury to decide the manner in
which Wallace r. Rosencrans came TO
his death. The Inquest will be held 10
Library Hall next Wednesday night.
The belief that the man was foully
dealt with Is now losing ground. An
examination of the body failed To reveal
any cuts or %contusions which were in-
ficted before death. Thers now seems to
be no doubt that the man met his death
by drowning. The two stones found in
the mans pockets are believed to have
been picked up by him as weapons. The
fact of the absence of money on the
mans person is not given much weight.
AS far IS the length OF time In which
r drowned body shonld come to the
surface Charles Shuitz, an assistant at
Speer's morgue. declares there is nothing
Unusual in the body being cast up on
the shore SO soon after drowning. II
have known bodies to come ashore as
early as two days after drowning" said
he. Mr.. Schultz has considerable ex-
perience with drowned men.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-07
ANOTHER SCHOOL HOUSE.
The Street and Water Board Meet
and Wrangle Over the Hender-
son Street Bridge.

The Board OF Street and Water Com
missioners held a brief meeting this
morning, but 1t was long enough TO raise
quite a breeze. The trouble was caused
to ward the end of the meeting by a reso-
luton introduced by Mr.. Dugan, which
v the Central Railroad Company par
mission TO abolish the present bridge
over the canal at Henderson street. and
erect In its place Q grade draw bridge Of
modern design, The resolution was
plsntifully supplied with restrictions,
such as that the plans should be approved
by the Chief Engineer; the Street SUPERB
tendent should have supervision OF the
work, and the company should not be
permitted to lay tracks across the new
bridge.
Mr.. Cook, In a loud voice, moved that
the matter lay over. aud Mr.. Voc Sec
onded tho motion. MIR. DuRan objected
strenuously and moved for the yeas and
nays. Mr.. Cook said that the am per-
mission was granted the same company
for the Jersey Avenue bridge some time
ago aud no action was ever taken under
1t. Mr.. Dugan replied that the company
proposed to build both bridges at the
same time. MrfCook didn't think that
the company ever Intended to build the
new bridges and insisted upon mis-
motion. Mr.. Yos wanted che matter laid
Uvck 81 tndt 4C COAAH 4 f&oib tAG kiN0u0
and see whether such u bridge Was
needed.
Mr.. Madden said that the resolution
was laid over once before SO that Mr.. Yoe
could inspect the ground, II Mr.. Dugan
declared that Mr.. Yoe would never look
at IL. Mr.. Yoe declared that he would.
Mr.. Soniers said that the old bridge
was In bad repair and needed attention at
ouce. Mr.. Cook did mol agree with the
statement. and then the members all be-
gan 10 sEeik at ouce. Finally the Presi-
den said the matter woull lay over until
Monday.
Tine plans for the new schoolhouse in
the Woodlawn district were accepted,
and the Clerk instructed to advertise for
bids. The Seven Day Bap-
lists were glven permission to hold
camp mesrings as Bramnall n Ocean
avenues upon the statement of TWO of
their numbers who were present nr the
meeting of the board, thar rhelr proceed
ings we're not boisterous.
The map for the new on Ocean
avenue was confirmed and Matthew
Monk was appointed inspector on the re-
paving of Sussex and Morris streets.
The Commissioners reported that 1t
would cost 81. 754 to open Pavonia avenue
from Garrison to West Side avenue, aud
tho matter was referred to the proper
committee. Several bills were ordered
paid and the Board adjourned to Mon
day.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-07
ILLEGAL LIQUOR SELLING.
The Law and Order League Causes Ar
rests in Asbury.

EIFCFtt ~ 30 . 10 .Ne'Vss
AsBURY PARK, September Z, 1885,
of the Vienna Villa, on ASbury avenue,
have been arrested on the charge of sell
ing liquor contrary to the State and Dor
ough laws. The arrest was made by Con-
stable Hulick upon a warrant sworn to by
ex-Chief Of Police Bailey, who represents
the Law and Order League.
The members of that organization wait
ed two months for the borough officials to
raid the house, but getting tired of the
seeming carelessness of Chief of Police
Smith, took matters into their own hands
Mayor Tenbroeck criticises the action of
the league, and claims that the arrest
was made merely to create a sensation.
In reference to the matter, tonight he
said:
THE Law and Order League is made
up of cranks, fanatics and good citizens,
but the cralkS are in a majority. EX
Chief Bailey, in securing the arrest of
Valiquet without consulting the borough
officials, ~endeayored to cast a stigma on
the borough police force.
THE present Chief of Police is the best
the borough has ever had, and has per-
formed his duty without fear or favor. He
has not played the sneak, and as a conse-
quence the thousands of summer visitors
have not been harrassed by irritating re-
striction.
THE police records for the past two
months show that there lave been but
four persons arrested for drunkenness
and it has been the most orderly season
that Asbury Park has ever experienced.
Had it not been for meddlers, who are
seeking notoriety, the public at large
would not know that beer was sold at As
bury Park"
Last summer there were a dozen speak
easies raided, and the arrests for drunken
ness footed up a hundred or more,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-07
pRAWBRlpGE ACROSS THE GAP.

Engineers Surveying Part of Washington
Street this Morning for this Purpose.
The Central Railroad Company had
two of Its engineers making a survey OF
that part of Washington street on the
south side of TIL Gap, this morning.
The company has long had i'll contem-
plstion the or eclion Of II drawbridge
across the Gap. rhus bringing Into closer
communication the depot at Commuui-
paw ana Jersey City proper. but the oD-
position or powerful corporations, whose
works aout on the water front, have
hitherto rendered the company's efforts
III that direction futile.
The scheme, it is said on very reliable
authority, Is favorably c-ountenanced by
tue Consolidated Traction Company, who
viii In all probability, should the scheme
reach a practical shape, run q brahi:h line
from the the turn at Grand street along
Washington street Il thence to the
Communipaw depot.
Sometime ago Superintendent Oihaus-
en-. when interviewed concerning the
| scheme was reticent about is. He was
non committal, neither affirming nor
denying the truth OF the report.
Que OF the Board of Directors, however
to a JERSEY CITY NEWS reporter admiitei
that the ptaclibliiLy OF the scheme had
been biscu * ed by his colleagues aud tac-
lily at least endorsed. sWhen thismorning
| the reporter tackled the engineers he
WAS met with a strong stare and
a wou,t-tell-you anything expression.
| The statue OF the God of Silence III
Athens is comparatively noisy and COM
municative TO u railroad civil engineer
when q repo, ter asks him anything about
his work. He nears but does not heed.
Notwithstanding the officials assumed
ignorance, enough was gle ned to war
rant the assumption that the scheme Is TO
| be pushed Il second time.
From other sources the reporter learned
that the help of the Street and Water
Commissioners is to be invoked at q very
recent date. and the means of more direct
communication with the Coulmunipaw
depot made a condition and not a
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-07
FOUR 0 TOUGHs.
They Refuse to Paw For Frankfurt srs
and Assault the Seller.

They Refuse to Paw For Frankfurt rs
and Assault the Seller.
Timothy Langton. Of No. 341 First
street. Michael and John Blake. of No.
$3.50 Montgomery street. and Thomas
Madden. of NO. 1854 First street. four
young touRhs, were held for the Grand
jury by Police Justice O'Donusll this
morning for breaking and entering the
home of Ausel Reganthal. OF No. 347
First street. and stIemDtiug TO assault
him shortly after two o'clock this morn
ing. Reganthal peddles bread arl
sausage about the town. He was first
accosted by two of the men, who pre-
tended to want to purchase some Frank-
furters. They got them and they refused
to pay for them. Reaanthal ramon
stratad and began to show fignt. Several
other lats providers came up and guysd the
Frankfurtsr man. The crowd was too
much for Reganthal. aud he ran into his
home near by. The quartette mentioned
above followed him n forcsd open the
door of his apartments after he bad
closed it TO escape them. The noise
aroused Mrs. Resauthal, whose piercing
shrieks for help drove off Reganthal's
assailants. Reganthal swors In cour this
morning thar Langtou drew q knife upou
him, but the knife was found in the pos
session of Manden 10y Patrolman
Murphy, who made the arrests.