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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-11-09

Land ONCE 1t Haley, Idaho,l
October II, 1893.
Notice l. hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make ANAL preof III support Of hts clsim, ard tina.
said proof will be made before the Rcgtst~r and
Receiver at HALEY. Idaho. on November II, 1899,
viz:
ALLEN LAWSON.
on Homestead Apr tcstion No 022 for the Elk Of
the NWA. the SWA Of the MEX, and the NWk
Of the SEA Sec 81. Tn. N n ~ E.
He names the follow ug witnesses to prove his
continuous residence 'ipon. and cultivation or
said land. WIG:
Georke NOwscki. Charles G Davidson, Robert
M. d. idson. and John r. Davidso on:
Al Of Houston, IdnAo.
". r. RILEY.
Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-11-09
ldahO's October Weather.

During the month II October, last
pat. the mean Temperature in thi.
State was 45 degrees; highest, 70:
lowest. 10; lests daily rarge. 20.
The prevailing direction OF wi,. d
has heen south.
Total precipitation. o II inch.
Number Of cloudless day., 4; partly
cloudy days. Z; cloudy days, n.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-11-09
Notice of Forfeiture.

Notice of Forfeiture.
To william Keesler. aad his Heirs aud AssiRps:
YOu arr hereby notified that ! have exreutied
one hundred 5000 dollars In labor and improve
mens upon tho
BULL DOMINGO LODE MINING CLAM,
situated on III" East Fork OF v God RIVER In Min.
eral Hill Min nv District. Alturss coansy, Id.ho
In order to hold said rrem,ses under the provia
ions of section 1924. Rev sed statnes OF the rit,
States. icing the amount required to hold the
anne for toe year ending December 81. 1882. that
y'nr proportion - two-thirds. or SIXTY six
dollats sixty. six and two. rd cents is66 66.a.
Ard II. within tnsty days aft r th'a notice by
publication. YOU fail or refuse TO contribute ,onr
pr"por'to OF such expenditure a. \ 60 owner
your iuteres I In such claim will become the prop
JAME> w. BUTCH.
The ~ aforementioned amount msy be paid .,
the ONCE OF the WooD RIVER TIAsa, II HALEY,
Idaho. whose editor 10 authorized 70 receipt III
the same. JAMES VI. BUTCH.
First publication. August 26 1909
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-11-09
A Week VI Well. Doing.

Good News.i
Sunday School Teacher-"I told
you last Sunday tlaa.l. wished zach OF
you would try - sake y. least one
person happy during the week. Did
yous
Boy-"Yea'm. I made grandma
happy"
"rhst is noble. How did you do
i,.'
III went to visit her. and she's a..
~s4s happy when che sees I've got t.
good appetite"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-11-09
Servlees 1t st. Charlvs Church.

Ssrvlees IT st. Charles Church.
There will be services ut St
Charles church, Hsilry, Sunday the
18th inst.
Mass At 1880 O'Clock A. NJ.
Cstechism at 2 Pm.
Lecture and Bened,otion 1t 1880 p.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-11-09
lie IT J.. le LIST.

List OF letters remaining in the HALEY (Idaho)
Postoffics fer the week ending November 1, 1919
Persons calling for any Of these Letters will
plssae say Advertised"
Rich~y NJ. B. Bullvhscker Nine
Cline John Farm
Granger jim. 0oret l.. A..
Patterson Alex Pssini Angelo.
Wilson Gen.
CHARLES NORRIS. postm ,ster
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-11-09

Location notices. for lode or
PAGER claims, for sale at the TINES
of6ce.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-11-09
Notice for Publication.

Land Once At HALEY. ld.ho.t
October, 6. 1893.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following. named
settler has hled notice Of hts intention 10 make
Anal proof In support Of his claim. and that said
pro- will he made before the Register and Ne.
ceiver at HALEY Idaho. on November 10. 1898, viz:
ERNEST PATCH.
on Homestead Application No. ROa. tor the Nwk
OF SW end SW \ Of NWA, Sec. II, and z i of
MEX Sec. IL. Tp7N. Range "a East.
h nsmss the following witnesses n prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation Of,
said land Wig:
James N Kelvey. James Cannon. Levi Taylor
and Joseph Gre to.
All VI Houston. Custer county. Idaho.
". T. RILEY.
Register.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-11
Sic Sinansen bes na@ftett
GGnqerfefteS.


Sn ether @ibuns bes Gefausi6uf>
leg fir bas Sdngerfeft in @lepelanb
eritattete 6err @bas. q. Maebie, pelz
der bic Goaeftionen %leitete, einen llez
berblid iiber bic 6inan5lage.
Seinen Nngaben 5ufolge belaufen
li9 bic beranf9lagten Nusgaben fur
bas SaEgerfet auf $4,000, bic ii6
nie foigt pertbeilen. !DaQe $50, 600,
Orteiter $4,000, Sotifen $4,000,
@inquartierung $4,000, Mnnoncen
$4,000, geri6iebenes $4,000. Oie
ginnabmen berebnet Sr. Maebie tpie
folgt: Baarbeftanb bes S9abmeifers
Der 5eitbeb6rbe $1,000, gumbesbeitrdz
ge ber einaelnen Mitglieber $4,000,
@innabmen Bel ben Mbenbconeerten "a
$4,000 per Qbenb, $50, 900 ginnabmen
BET ben Mattnees, "a $4,000 $4,000.
Snsgeiammt: $51,500. Soltem ale
@oncerte, ME bies bel Der eentraIen
Sage Der 9aqe borausgeiebt perben
fanlt, gut beiu9t lein, 10 tpiirben fid
bic @%innabmeu bebeuteab bober telen.
Sas Deficit BON SIS, 900 tDiirbe, falls
Der @arantiefonbs $45, 900 erreidt,
berartig bertbeilt merben, baB ieber
@etiondr 663 feiner 3eidnuns surtd.
erbalten miirbe.
Die 5rage, tparum gerabe $45, 900
aufgebra6t merben miiRen, beantmors
tete Waebie bamit, baB $50, 900 gum
gau Der 0alle notbmenbig unb SIS, 900
fur bas Sr6eifer unb bic Splifen
baar binterlegt wer6en miiKen.
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Natb fir MHtter.

ger iber SO Sabren i6sm tpurbe Mars.
Winslom's Soothing Syrup bon Mils
lionen bon Miittern beim 3abnen Der
&inber angemenbet. Wirf bu i'm
S9lafe bur9 bas S6reier eimes ainbes
sefSrt, bas I'M 3abnen 1T unb Dor
S9meraen weint2 Wenn 10, laKe fofort
cine Glaf6e BON Mfrs. Winslops Soos
thing SDrup" bolen. Sem Wertb 1T u1s
beaablbar. SIS tpirb benz fleinen leibeu>
ben fofDrt 2inberui1g perf9afen. Ser
laBt eu4 barauf, Miitter, es 1T feit
3weifel bariiber. SIS beilt Dpienterp
unb Siarrboe, reguIirt Sen Magen unb
bic yfieren, befeitigt Minbsaolit, cts
pei9t ben @aumer, oerbimbert gntaan=
bnng unb ftdrft bas gauge Spfem.
rWfrs Winslsps Soothing Sprup"
fur aabnenbe 6imber lit anaenebm in
8ef9nad unb bas &eeept itammt bon
eiHem Der beften peibIi9en Nerate in
ben Ser. Staatem. IS 1T bel aIen
Sruggiiten in Der gansen @elt au has
ben. BreiS rs Gts. Der TIafde.
&auft ni6ts aitberes als Mrs. Winss
Ions Soothing Sprup.
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benz iebiget premier=M inifer @iplitti
Iiegen aud nod gegen feline 9orgdnger
&ubini, ioDie gegen @rtspt, ben
Treunb 8ismards, gegen 3erbi urb
Nicotera 4ntlagen tpegen 8etrug urb
8efe6ung bor, Sic genannten Stats
mdnner baben I'M 2aufe Der lebter
Sabre na6meisli9 Beite6uagszS umz
men BON 5 Milioter 2iras BON ben
8anfen erbalten!
gu einer Meinilter : @riiis mirb es
gang fi9er fommen, bod ni6t gu elmer
= &egierungs : @riis", mie ttart cine
fol6e In Sranfrei6 befir6ter gu mill
ien glaubt, benin in Stalien 1T menigz
items bic Spite Der &egierung fret bon
tebem 8erba9te Der piberre6tlidea
8erei6erung ge%bliebeu, mas ii6 bon
benz Mante an Der Spibe Der frans0s
ff6en &esierung feinesmegs iage1
lGBt
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THIBODEAUX.

@aS bebeutet bieies @ort2 IS 1T
bas Sanbels5ei6er 6es
Cinderella Stub paIafes.
ga I'M Wabl1abre befanntli6 @es
f6dftsltile berrf6t urtb mir einer gros
BEN 8orratb BON S9ubperf fur Ser
rem, Samen unt &inber an 6at16
baben, %lellelte Sacons unb Wfufter, 10
%berfaufen mir Naes BUM Soft
preie unb liefern bic 8eweiie baz
fir. Me Waaren finb rteu umb tpurz
ben fpe5iea fir bieien Sommer befeat.
Die preiie finb LIBERAL in 3ablem arts
gegeben. Wer bilig uttb gut faufsr
mill, gebe gum
CINDERELLA Gd5ub palaff.
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@rlamat einem @eltruf.
(gouneil BLUFFS, Soma, ROnpareiD.

VVUHH0l OlHIS, SuIpai 9tpHpateGIJ.
Chamberlain Mebiein COMPANY bon
9es Moine8, 1T cine Snltitutior
Sowas, auf pelhe bic 8emobner beg
Staates nit StOl5 bliden. Chamber.
lains 9uften : Seilmittel bat einen ma.
tionalen &uf erlangt unb 1T ni6t nun
in iebem 9aufe bes Staates, ionbern
bes gansen groBen Weltens gu finben,
Sein Wertb 1T in allen Sbeilen Nme.
rifas feit etablirt. gu baben in Sun
4ntonio in ben Npptbefen bon s. Salt.
eper 6 Son, Doubling & 6lpob, s. g.
Sod, q. DreiB, $. 5du6arbt, SC. So.
BEN & Co., s. 3. 9arriion unb Salt
eDer & S1u6arb.
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California s Meiue.

Weinliebbaber finben elm groBes Ga,
ger BON feinen California @einen bel
9errn s. $. Meper am Nlamos
plaaa. Serr Mteper iudt bic Meine
an Ort unb Stelle aus unb fauft birefi
aug benz Seller Der @ein5ii9ter. Mls
gttem &enner gelingt es ibm ftets, bic
beiten Sorten ars5umdblen. @r fantl
feline &unben unb 6amilien nit einem
glten Sropfen berieben. &ptb< unb
WeiB Weine in ppraiigli6er Qualitdt
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @alone = fret
tns 0ans geliefert.
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Neuralgie.

SD litt unsefdbr 3pet Monote an gfeue
salsie unb @fFdtsfhnaeraen. Nadbem
ID Sieles perstbli9 eebraudt battle, ipurbe
ID tur@ bic M~npenbuns BON ct. Safobs
Del soflfdnbis ssbstlt. -@. $. ped,
Dterftt 8anS.
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S6uls' paImen > 8arteu 1T Der

S@ul5' Salntett > Warteu ut Der
Sammelplab Der 9euti6en bon San
4ntOnio NIT ibren Samilien. Die re-
%gelmdBigen 4benb 6rei &on3erte an
bier Nbenben in Der Wp6e lint itets
3ablrei6 beiudt unb erfreuen ii6 einer
aagemeinen 8eliebtbeit. Seine Weine
nnb @bisfeps unb a~le3eit telerfrii6es
Bier, iotpie Die beiten @igarrer.
9ie Ut eftauration liefert aQe
9~elifate1en Der Saifon. Quitern,
Slide. Wilb in better 3ubereitung.
3dglif au8ge3ei6neter marmer 2un9.
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9as auti, Slug gidet.
9a8 GTecuftps3 pmtte Ie9t BITE foIaenbe
Cite Der 8anotoatsa npr.

M
9as Grecutips apmite Der Mntis Sting.
Organization bat ba8 foIgenbe 9ide1
3ufammengeiteut unb ~unterbreitet bass
ielbe ben Wdblern Der 9tabt San Mn.
tonic. Die Birger, beren Mamefl ani
benz Sidet eri6einen, finb 10 gut, ME
fe nur gefnnben merben fonnten. Sic
finb feline 6rembe i'm bieiigen 8emeirz
tpefen unb bebIrfeu feiner befpnberen
@infAbrung.
2lnti Sting s9idet:
Mapor-pbiI @barbein.
@oleftDr-M. S. 2odmoob.
NFeHor-Safob Weber.
Mubitor-M. SO. Goben.
S6abmeifer-Gerb. 9erf If.
&ecorber-3. g. 9epine.
Acknowledgment 9. Green.
Mlbermen atslarge-@eo. Dulnig,
@eo. S~tumberg, gb. 4otuIa, Soc
MeNlifer.
l. Warb-g6as. Sbiner.
2. Marb-Sos. Morin.
8. Warb-Gbas. 81. sc. Campbell.
4. Marb-G. 8iIemain.
5. Maro-@m. 5erpel.
6. Marb-Wm. Min.
Z. Warb-Mlbert gerf9.
8. Warb-@mil Niggli.
SIN Muftrag:
0as 3omite.
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sSm britiiden unterhauie fahrt,

= SIN britii6en u~nterbauie fibrte
bic Siseuifion iiber bic 9brons8ebe
gu febr lebbaften 9ebatten, in mel6e
aud Der sreiie premierminifter @labs
itone iebr energii6 einsrif. Ser @ins
tritt bes n%eugemdblten iriiden &abita'
len Wi6ael 9aoitt purbe BON ben
l3sgfationalen aufs tiirmif6ite bes
griiBt.
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Bur @ermeiSuua Der @rtppe

ober irgenb elmer an6ereu dbnli6en
@pibemie, folte Sas 8lut unb bas
ganae @pfem in %geiunber 8ei6ofenz
belt iein. Nebmt 9oobs 9ariaparila,
bas @u6 @raft siebt, bas 8lut reinist
unb @rartfheit berbtnbert.
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@a9lz Amieiaen.
9as Nntiss bf.8in =sidet.

9as Mnti=S taof.& ins=Sidet.
Sir Mapor:
Serge paf6al.
Sir Solicitor:
@b. Hif@e.
Sir aFehor:.
Gu fab Graf@.
Sir gubitpr:
hilbert MeDer.
Sir edasmeiiter:
Serb. 9erff If.
SIR 8ecorber:
8. %. Sc 4lIifer.
Sir MntpaIt:
6. 2emp.
Sir MlSermensatelarge:
Grid Menger,
SenrD @Imenborf
S oe 8edmann,
N. Madep.
Sir 8arb alderman.
1. Marb-g Buerguin.
2. Warb-W. 8 Smith.
8. Warb7-@ eo. %. STUB.
4. Warb-Sas. s.. Gren6.
5. @arb-W NJ. 96fling fr.
S. Warb-9. 2imberger.
Z. Warb-S. DaHgbertp.
8. War6-N. s. MIA II.
0aa Mrt; M;na 0;4.4
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Queti9mngen.

Sd tabe ct. Salobs Del tets I'M
3aufe SorrdtbtS, ba es fA ais etn ausse-
jeiGnetts Mittel sesen @dntttpunben
unb Auetf9unseu erwtif. @prfe
Gtteppee Tals, MaT.
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Die vSreie @ref1e" 1T autorifirt, Serrn 8 o
MeaIItfer ais &anbibat fir bas Nrnt els
mes @Ibermansatslarse an3ufiinbisen.
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s iir 4tberman at-large.

@ir iinb auioriiirt, Germ 9emrb @ls
menbpr als &anbibat fir baS 9ltnt zines
albermansatslarge ansufiinbisen.
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Bir jinb autoriiirt, GERM george
Sunnis als Ranbibaten fir baS amt ets
mes Mbermat.at. large an~3ufinbigen.
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@ir iinb outoriiirt, Serrn @eprge
Stumberg ais &anbibaten fir baB amt
zines Gloernansatzlarse a~r3ufiinbisen.
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@ir iinb autoriiirt, Germ s b. &ptuIa
als 8anbibaten fur bas 9n1t zines MIberrnan>
atslarse an3ufinbiset.
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s lii MffeffDr.

8ir ftnb autorifirt, Germ s c. @eber
ais 8anbibat fir bas amt bes AfieiorS
an3ufinbisen.
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Stir q II bitor.

Bir iinb autorifirt, GERM q. N. Cohen
ais 8anbioat fur @iebertpabI fir baS Mmt bes
@ubitorS an3utinbisen.
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Dur1 einen San TIT eine gertiefuna
In Dttober, 1890, perrenfte tG mtr ben
6ue fetr fhlirnnt unb lit tte tefttefen
G4nserjen. Dur6 bic Mntpenbuns bon
~. Safcbs Del trurbe t1 bauerrb eebetIt.
-Ghae. gberharb, 2aneafer, ga.
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Sppbs Yillen furiren 2eberfranf:
beiten.
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Sir StabtsS 6,a
Die .Sreie 9reHe" 1T autpriiirt, Serrn
Gerbinanb Serff e. alS Ranbibat fur
bic Bieberipabl gum itabtiiden S6asmeifter
an3ufiinbisen.
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FIR &lbermanb Ser S. Warb.
8ir iin6 aatoriiirt, GERM IS M. 9SfIins
I. als 2anbioat fir @iebererpabluns fir
oas Anrt bes alderman Der fInften
@arb ansufinbieen.
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stabt. m

Wir itnb autoriSirt, 9errn Rpbert 8.
ais Ganbibaten fir has &nt bes
Stabts &nwaIte a~n3ufinbisen.
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= ne5eri6wemmungen urb ODDS
futben ri6ten In fat alien S6eilen
Seutidlanos, b~efonbers aber am
Obers &bein, an Ser Molel unb benz
ytedar, ptet S1aben an.
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Badlens Mrutca ge,tc.

Dts beiat Salbs Der Delt fur S&uitte, aa.t,tg..
cen, Gef4ufire; 8tebers unb Saute Qnsihlas, Sie&te,
betten; fnrirt Sdmorrbotsen ober tetne BesabIuua.
Gbat8e 9ufrtehenbett ~sarantfrt pber bas @eI6 utrt
snrnetrftattst. rs Gents bic @da9teI. Gum DerfauI
WbpIe5oIe
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@erlekumgen.

2ttt an elmer gerfesuns bes 3adens
unb mar 3titpeife s~e3tpuneen etnea Stcd
ju Se6rauGen. Turh Gle Anpenbun9
Bon ct. Jafpbs Sel tpurbe i9 ieboh se>
ttstt, fast 4srr 3enrs gcrderbtns, Bal.
tcntn, Srb.
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Stir Gitns&

Bt finb autoriiirt, GERM 81. 3. Sod.
N % ais &anbioat fir bas @mt bes itdbtis
ffen Solicitors ansufGnbtaen.
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s u 30 anpr.

Sn Helse Der Qlufforberuns soblreider 8ir.
ger finbise i'd mid hermit als &anbtbat fir
bas Mmt bes MaborS Der Staot San Nntpnio
an. Mem eripdblt, perbe id inein BeiteS
tbun. Der Stabt cine ~for.i1rittIi1e unb Dfos
aomii4e gerwaItuns au sebem.
@eorae Raf&aI.
Die vGreie 9refe" lit autorifirt, an3ufin=
bisen, bab Cart. pbiI. Sbarbein alS
&anbtbat fir bas 9lfat res Mabors BON Sau
glntpnio a%uftritt.
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Der nnterseidnete fiinbist ii1 biermit ais
Ranbioat fiir bas 9lntt bes @itb : Collectors
an. Gr 9laubt bur9 feline lansidbrise Ser:
b%tnbnns nit bieiern Nrnte aIs aiiiftent bes
ettp . Collectors p%oIauf fir bafisIbe befdbist
su fetn unb peripridt, baHeIbe i'm SntereHe
Der Stabt unb Der Steueraabler b~eripaIten au
poIen. 8. 9. &Itefotb.
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isus jeItest afadaidbe.

Der Rettunes : Mnfer 1T au baben
betsn 1udbdn6Ier Rie. Tenaa, 218 Goms
raereezStrabe San Mntonio, 7eras.
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Nir iinb autortitrt, Serrn Gbfparb q Is
DIE OILS 8anbibat fir @iebererpdbluna fir
bas 9lmt bes itdbtiihen collectors an3ufiin.
Biaen. T.
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STIR Der 6. Warb.
8ir iirb autorifirt, 5errn Senrb Gins
berger ais Ranbibat fir bas Nmt beS MIs
be Der 6. @arb ansufiinbiaen.
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Die sSreie grefie4 tit autorifirt, Serrn
Us m. BtII als &anbioat fir bas Nmt bes
Mlberman Der 6. MARI ~an3utinoisen.
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STR MIbermanb Der Z. @arb.
Die s6reie 9re6e4 lit autprifirt, Serrn
Mlbert Heri9 ais &anbibat fir bic
Btebermabt ais alderman Der 7. @arb
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-27
ABBREVIATED TELEGRAMS

Governor Northen. of Georgia. is said to
contemplate dropping politics and becom-
ing Christian missionary.
Ridgeway Griffith, the well-known turf
man of New York, has succeeded to an,
estate in England and is now the Marquis
of Drogheda.
Rev. lam Small vigorously denies that
he is parading a Georgia village with a
pocket full of gums" He says he hasn't
gone around since he was born.
The supreme court of Missouri has hand
ed down a decision making'it illegal for
miners, lumbermen, and other employers
of labor to compel their men to take their
pay through the medium of truck storesn
Julia Force, of Atlanta, who murdered
her two sisters some time ago, is dying in
jail in spite of every attention given her
by her brothers, whom she refuses to see.
The Commercial National bank of Nash
vile, has suspended. The cause of the sus-
pension was the failure two days ago of
Dobbins & Dazey. 1t is believed the de-
positors will lose nothing.
The navy department is thinking of hav-
ing the white squadron" painted black,
as white is too much trouble to keep look
ing we'll for war ships
Somebody in the Minnesota legislature
has introduced a bill to compel Chinese to
wear their shirts" inside their pants"
William Peterson, a miller of Chicago,
while on visit to a Louisville relative
went to the cemetery there and kneeling
by the graves of four OF his children shot
himself dead. Insane probably.
The Chicago base bali club has left for
the south to begin the preliminary work of
the season. I
Ex-Representative r. w. Dunham, of
Chicago, has filed a bill for divorce, alleg
ing scriptural grounds.
The raOiSfr at ion of Woman in Eansas for
the elections April is very large-in some
places more have registered than men.
Ii Is salu at washington that Judge
Allen B. Morse, of Michigan, will be ap-
pointed consul to Glasgow-an exceedingly
fat plum.
When Peter Kiolbassa, of Chicago, call
ed on the president as the representative
of the Poles of the Windy City, to ask that
the Russian extradition treaty be sent into
innocuous desuetude Cleveland told him
that the people can safely trust u.s."
Judge Julius j. Dubose has been i'm
peached by the Tennessee house. He is
charged with trying to extort favors from
women whose husbands were in Jail, and
generally corrupt practices.
julie Gunter, one of the largest and
wealthiest ranchmen in Texas, will send
to the Worlds fair Poland China hog
which he claims is the largest in the world.
1t is years old and weighs $50 pounds.
w. d. Porter. a grandson of Admiral
Porter, has asked the president for an Of
flee of any kind. which he pledges him
self not to hold longer than two hours.
He wants the honor, not the emoluments-
The manager of the Marquette Eu-
ropeau hotel at Chicago insisted on the
election of a woman and her baby only
twelve days old. endangering the lives OF
both, because he had trouble with the
husband, who has now sued the hotel man
for $50, 600 damages.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-27
Some New York Opinions.

NEW YORK, March 25.-The decision of
United States Judge Z. C. Billings touch
ing the late general strike in New Orleans,
in which he declares general strikes to be
illegal if in any respect they restrain the
freedom of commerce, befogged labor lead
ers yesterday and set lawyers to thinking.
Few lawyers who were seen were willing
to discuss it until they think it over. Col
onel Robert q. Ingersoll said: LAS a gen
eral rule men have a right to quit work,
but not to prevent by force or intimidation
others from taking their places" Henry
George said: This is but another at
tempt to bind down the ocean with pack
thread. The strike at the bottom rests
upon the individual right to work or not
20 work, and for our courts to attempt
more than to prevent violence or threats of
violence is to enter on untenable or dan
gerous ground"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-27
NiPPED 1T IN THE BUD.
A Train Robbery That Would Have
Melted SO, 900.

Melted $4,000.
ST. Louis, March 27.-Confned in the
cells at the Four Courts are four men and
woman, the principals in a most daring
and complete train robbing conspiracy.
There are j. +. Gosney, alias Lowe, alias
Huntington, alias Roland; II. Gehner,
alias Lutz, alias Kindergarten Clark
Goodwin, alias Charley; John Reed, and
Minnie Myers alias Lowe. Robert Wealth
erford, alias Leach. the fifth man, escaped
from the city. Chief Desmond received
the first information of the plot Friday
morning in the shape of a message which
conveyed word that scheme was on foot
to loot one of the outgoing trains Saturday
night on the Missouri Pacific.
Masks and Dynamite Captured.
Seventy pdtrolmen in plain clothes ar
rested the gang before they had an oppor-
tunity to put their plan into execution In
the rooms of Minnie Myers in disorderly
house were found the masks the men were
to have worn, together with three sticks of
dynamite and fuses and percussion caps.
Gosney, Lutz and Goodwin said the scheme
was to rob the Saturday night train on the
Missouri Pacific, which takes out $40. 600
every Saturday night II successful their
operation ons were to be continued on q large
scale.
1ne a,ppeSora senate mas a,nrov,r5.< .<ad
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-27
Trouble in the Clothing Trade.

New YORK, March 27-The lockout of
the clothing cutters by the Clothing Man
ufacturers' association went into full effect
Saturday afternoon. Among other things
it was followed by a strike of $50 examin-
ers and spongers. Knights or non-union
men will be employed indiscriminately, as
there will be no strike. Twenty-nine firms
locked their men out. It was reported
that Schiff & Co., 90 West Third street. re-
fused to lock out the men, though they
belonged to the association, and paid the
8, 500 forfeit imposed in such cases.