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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-12
TelegramF kralOVe.
Ze StOlicy Stanu.

SPRINGFIELD, III KW1eCnla.
DIS w Senacie debatowano
mad sprawa, czyli miastom i
miejscowosciom nalezy nadac
przywilej budowania j utrzy-
mania wlasnych zak}ad6w ele-
ktrycznego oswietlenia. Roz-
strzygniecie tel sprawy od1o-
zono do jutra, azeby dac Sc
natorom czas do zastanowienia
sc mad poprawka wniesiona
przez Senatora Greena. Cho.
dzi mianowicie o to, czyli mia.
sta W takim razie mice beda
prawo zakupic prywatne juz
istniejace podobne zak1ady, a
je2eliby odnoSne przedsiebior'
stwa ME byly ma sprzedaz, czy'
Ii miasta maja mice prawo ma
bywac grunta prywatne ma
mocy ustaw expropryacyjnych.
Debaty dose dlugc trwa1y o.
d1ozono rozstrzygniecie kwe-
styi do jutra.
w Senacie dzisiaj take
przesz}o godziue sprzeczano sic
zawziecie o parlamentarne kwe
stye, tax, ze m2otek prezyduja'
cego bez ustanku prawie sic
odzywa}. Republikanie bo-
wien tym sposobem ME dopu'
szczajs do przyjmowania u
chwa}, il wcale ME g}osuja:
jezeli wtedy ME wszyscy demo
kraci So obecni, to republika-
ME, jako nieg}osujacy, muszs
bye uwazani "a nieobecnych, a
W tym wypadku ME ma po.
trzebnego quorum do powzie'
cia uchwa}, Go do tel sprawy
do aadnego ME doprowadzono
rezultatu.
,,Kaczka" dziennikarska.
DENVER, Colo, il kwietnia.
z Doming, N. M, donosza do
Zwiazku Prasy, ze wiadomosc
wczorajsza, jakoby ma pociagu
wiozacym kalifornijskie owoce
ma wystawe, wydarzy1o sic ME.
szczescie, jest fa}szywa pro-
stym wymys}em.
Burza W Kansas.
HIAwATHA, KS, II kwietnia.
Dzisiaj nadchodza wiadomosci
po}uduiowej czesci Stanu, IL
sza1aYa tam straszna burza, kt6
ra mia1a zniszczyc trzy miej.
scowosci, t. j: Willis, Everest
Powhattan. Wiadomosci te
So jednak bardao niedok}adne,
powodu re komunikacya z
owemi miejscowosciami jest
niedostateczna. zdaje sic, re
nawet ludzie zostali pozabija-
nj i ze ma}o kto ME zosta1 ME.
uszkodzony. Grad pot}uk1 Sc.
tiki szyb i wdopodobnie po.
niszczy} wszystkie drzewa owo
cove. IA letni syn F. P. Pol.
tona, majetnego kupca W po-
blizu Robinson, zosta} razony
piorunem i zabity.
OjcOb0jcy.
PITTsBURG, IL kwietnia.
Szeryf z Green County przy-
wi6zi czterech wiezniow do
wiezienia W Riverside. So to
Thomas Morgan, m2ody clio
wick j try jego siostry we
wieku II do s25 lat. kt6rzy sa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-12
Starcie miedzy JapOnia a Hisz
pania.

MADRYT, l1-go kwietnia. =
Depesze donosza, ze Japo6czy,
cy zajeli wyspy Pelew, grups
po}ozona W p6}nocnej czesci o.
ceanu Spokojnego Go 45O mil
ma zach6d cd wysp Filipi1.
skich), uwazana "a posiad1os6
hiszpa6ska, Gubernatorii wysp
Filipi6skich zazada} telegra.
ficznie pomocy W celu even
tualnego odebrania wysp Pc
lew si}a. Wyspy te maja TO-.
900 ludnosci - i So uwazane
"a wazna stacye morsks !. ma
Oceanic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-12
Nova fantazya Wilusia.

w Berlinie maja wybudOwa6 ko-
scia ewaugielicki ma pamiatke Will
helma l. Kosci& ma mice wedle zy-
czenia Wilhelma II, najwyzsze wieze
ma caly Berlin. Projekt ten podnosi
kosztorys p64tora miliona ma 8 mi
liony marek. Tylko!.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-12
Jeszcze o zamachu na kard. Va

OSSASNN ~~
Szary.,
BUDA PEszT, II kwietnia.
Zamach ma kardyna}a Vasza-
ry, jak sprawdzono obecnie,
ME mia} zadnych cech politycz-
nych. Nazwisko z}oczy1cy,
kt6ry uc1yni} zamach, jest Cho'
lies. By} on piwniczym W pa
}acu kardyna}a i zosta} wyda-
lony. Napad bys w}asnie ak.
tenn zemsty. KS. dr.. Kohl, kt6.
ry broni} kardyna}a, otrzyma3
piec ciezkich ran W plecy i
piersi; zyciu jego jednakowoz
niebezpiecze6stwo ME zagraza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-12
Jeszcze sprawa panamska.

PARYa, II kwietnia. We
czwartek W sadzie kasacyjnym
rozstrzygane bedzie zazalenie
niewaznosci ma wyrok, skazu-
jscy Karola Lessepsa ma rok,
a Blondina ma 2 lata wiezienia
"a udzia} W }apownictwach pa.
namskich. Gdyby wyrok 20.
sta} skasowany, sprawa by3aby
ma nowo rozstrzygana przez sad
przysieg}ych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-12
Jeszeze ma uczczenie urOdzin
Bismarcka.

BERLIN, l1go kwietnla. =
DIS 1000 nacyona}- -libera26w
z Hamburga urzadzi}o poch6d
z pochodniami pred zamkiem
Friedrichsruhe ma uczczenie u
rodzin Bismarka, minionych
juz pred p6ltora tygodniami.
Poch6d mia3 sic odbyc W dzie6
urodzin, ale policya ma to ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-12
Traktat z Rosya.
Trese podejrzanego Artykuiu 3.
" ashinqton, IL kwietnia.

q 9
1887 podpisai byi minister Ba-
yard i rosyjski posei W Washing
tonic, Struve, ktorego woWezas
Senat ME przyjai giownie po-
wodu zarzut6w energicznych
podniesionych przeciw artykuio-
wi 3mu. Ogloszono brzmienie
tekstu zapewne dla tego, aieby
o MIN wyraziia sic opinia publi-
czna. Tenae sam tekst pred
szesciu laty niektore newyorskie
gazety podaiy. Tekst artykuiu
3 zmieniono teraz, kiedy miano
traktat zawrzee, zmiana ia
wiasniejest Ma niekorzyst Stanow
Ziednoczonych. Otto brzmienie
tekstu pierwotnego (zr. 1850:
,,Artykut 3. Skoro sic okaze,
ze wydania zbrodniarza zada sic
W tym celu, azeby odnosna osobe
ukarat "a przestepstwo politycz-
ne, to wydanie ME ma mice miej-
sea; ami tez ME nalezy karae
nikogo "a zbrodnie polityczna
popelniona pred wydaniem;
procesowac wolno przestepce
tylko "a zbrodnie, "a ktora zostaf
wydany. Rowniez ME MONA
wydawac przestepcow "a zbrod-
ME popelnione pred data, W
kt6rej ukiad niniejszy wchodzi W
zycie. Zamordowanie lub zabicie,
W skutek ktorych nastepuje
smierc panujacego lub pierwsze-
go urzednika pa6stwa albo
czlonka jego familii; = albo
take zamach lub wspoiudziaf W
takiej zbrodni, ME maia sic uwa-
FAC Ia przestepstwa polityczne".
Otoz w traktacie, ktory teraz
ma bye zatwierdzony, zmienione
sa pewne ustepy artykulu 3, to
zmienione W ten sposob, re dla
politycznych przestepcow staiyby
sic DUO niebezpieczniejszemi.
Ustepy tie brzmia teraz:
,,Zamach ma zycie Gfowy jed
nego obu rzadow lub ma zycie
ktorego czlonkow iei familii,
iezeli zamach taxi obejmuie NOR
derstwo, zab6jstwo lub otrucie,
ME ma bye uwazany "a przestep-
stwo polityczne''.
Wiadomo zas dobrze, co W
danym razie Rosyanie mogliby
rozumiet pod ,,zamachem" ma
iycie cara. Kazdy wolny objaw
wolf jest u mich rewolucya pre-
civ carowi, grozaca zyciu cara i
prowadzaca do mordow; kazdy,
ktory i'm sic podoba, moze bye
"a pomoca setek swiadkow
przedstawiony jako bioracy
udzial W sprzysiezeniu ma zycie
cara.
Dalej, artykul ? ukiadu tax
dawnego, jak ,,poprawionego"
brzmi W sposob nastepujacy:
,,Zbrodnia falszerstwa polega ma
wydawaniu falazywych papierow,
albo ma faiszowaniu publicznych
lub rzadowych rozporzadze6 lub
rozporzadzen panuiacego."
Oczywiscie, re ma podstawie
tego artykuiu mogIaby Rosya
zadac wydanla kazdej osoby,
ktora w swoim paszporcie dla
rozmaitych przyczyn faiszywe ma
nazwisko, albo ktora dla unik-
niecia przesladowania "a cudzym
paszportem wyjechafa z kraju.
Gdyby przeto ten artykuf przy-
ieto, moze setki osob znajduja-
cych sic W Stanach Zjednoezo-
nych, znalazfyby sic W niebez-
piecze6stwie, IL ma zyczenie Ro-
syi zostana wydanemi.
Sfusznemi bardzo przeto So
zarzuty przeciw zawarciu trakta-
tu obejmujacego artykuiy tego
rodzaju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-12

N. j., a niezadowolenie to te-
raz zwiskszy1o sic W skutek
tego, re rozeszsa sic pog}oska,
il ,,rada administracyjna" "a
mierza wydalic wszystkich
farmer6w, kt6rzy ME stosuja
sic do przepis6w. Niezadowo-
lonych jest oko}o pietnastu,
kt6rych juz raz wydalono. -
Poczatkowo, kiedy kolonia "a
}ozono, pozawierano z farme.
rami ustne kontrakta; obecnie
7sda administracya kontrak.
tow pisemnych, a re to sic ko-
lonistom ME podoba, przeto
trzeba bedzie udac sic do
w}adz padstwowych, azeby
plan ten przeprowadzic. W
przysz}ym tygodniu majs bye
wydaleni CT, kt6rzy ma warun-
XII ME chca przystat; zachodzi
Ottawa, re wtedy powstana roz-
rugby.
Trzesienie ziemi.
Los Angeles, CAL, 11.go
kwietnia. Od Wtorku uble.
g}ego tygodnia W Pico Canyon
dalo sic dostrzedz piecdziesiat
trzesie1 ziemi. Pico Canyon
znajduje sic poblizu Newhall
W g6rach San Francisco W
srodku obwodu naftowego.
Ubieg}ego Wtorku W calej po.
}udniowej California da}o sic
uczut trzesienie ziemi, a cd te.
60 czasu codziennie powtarza-
ia sic tie trzesienia. Trzesienia
te dotychczas szk6d znacznych
ME zrzadzily.
Move Odkrycie.
New YORK, l1go kwietnia.
George Sheffield utrzymuje, ze
wynalaz} nowy rodzaj silly,
kt6ry wywo}a nowa epoke W
dziedzinie wynalazk6w. She.
fieldowi, jak sic zdaje, cho-
dzi g}6wnie o szybks przepra.
we:przez Ocean i pracujac przez
diva lata wykona} model sta.
tku szczeg6lniej szybkiego.
Twierdzi on, re ma statku we
die jego planu wykonanego,
czas podr6zy z New Yorku do
Queenstown skr6ci sic mai.
miej o diva lata, zatem zess W
przeciagu 8 dni bedzie MONA
przeprawic sic przez Ocean.
Szybkosc statku o pojemnosci
5000 ton ma wynosic o5 mil ma
godzine. Sheffield pozyska} ma
sw6j wynalazek patenta W
Stanach zjednoczonych i W
Anglii i postaraf sic o inkor-
poracya dla American Rapid
Motor Company" Kapita}
kompanii ma wynosic Z milo.
now dolar6w. Wynalazca
twierdzi, re maszyna jego tax
jest prosta, IL dzlecie moze MIA
kierowae. Wytwarza si}e przez
dwie eksplozye.
Czy to ME ,,kaczka"?
Zdefraudowaf 100000.
SAN FRANoIsoo, II kwietnia.
Ubieglego tygodnia z1ozono z
urzedu Jamesa Flood. kasyera
banku Donohue s. Kelly, a
wczoraj 60 aresztowano pod
zarzutem, re skradl banku
100000. Olbrzymia to sumo
podobno przepuscil W ciagu
jednego roku. Flood byl urze.
dnikiem tego banku przez 81
lat, a tax mu ufano, ze przez
caly ten czas AMI razu ME re
Widowano jego kasy j ksiag.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29

Through the neglect n somebody OF
@onlsltniiss. the substitute for the ball
st<iishing the superior court Mas mover
brauxht - the attention - the legisIa
tgFe. II sss psrpsredby friend 81; the
clurt IN broad spirit q fairness ::and
rsEiutei from AL political significance.
ss- Submitted a. measure Of abstract
right and sconomy. Sohcdy but tho
taxBsyers eli suffer from the neglect
=, pss-es, sna pss- e
Dutinx The somewhat b'tior discus
sen q the crigsnal bail st-,iishing the
esurt more - le-~ per@snsl rsneor was
sscsted through the introduction ~
political issues which were entirely for
eign - TIE question This sss . source
- snnayaece - the on~- opro--sl IN the
cssntihuanee ~ what thsy believed b
ts ar unxsrrsnfahly expensive and un
uec~--arr tribunal and 70 none more
sincerely than d Tvs uzsAIn
TIE eiem-at q politics having been
iotrotilcri i wa imperative - accept
she ssanils, snd hght u cut on that
ice. rsE HsssEn toaSht with oil "a
nisht not pr political sdvantsge. hllt
Or tAe principle a. stake The move
rlaas ha@ heen defeated. snd there re-
r,sin- NJ either alternative but ~ &C
eept the Inevitable.
IN te,ng ~ i, j. but simple iussii,e O.
sskrosieslzo the superior political ~agse
ity q Charles ~ Bender. by dint -
ussi7e siireein~e= ssd acquired polisi
cal ftnniaf Me lieesies msr~hsiesi al
insiaeihir pahlic erntiua~os IA favor n
the superior r,sast. Ne did BE work -,
sirsFtiy that he ss coppietely IN
trealllcd t~fare IN other Sole sse go "
b. aiose. l,ekiad .svh f.rnarasiou -
a. in,po-~iisis - dasic.lg~ him sscsps
~ lhsoking lhs pa~~r a poiitieaI ass
brfiit
lir nsnipuis,sng The Fse=~. ai~crestly
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29

The discussson u the Briggs case in
the pro~hy trrian general ASSEMBLY, has
~ Tar been ~ full of quibblsS legal
points drawn thin and special plesdings
hammered cut HAT. that Il reminds W
moro Il = court of izw than u = reiigi-
Gus gathering. How would little Ices
Law and little more gospel do IN this
settlement Il this religious contues.--
Musksgoa Chsoniclc.
An income tax h proposed, the limit
being piaesd at two thousand dollarsL
II u beeonies . Law this will become
nation ~ hafs- There will be one ad-
vantage. however. The peopie ON this
side Il the Atlantic will all become %
miserabiy poor that tie titled ways of
Europe will ceasc 10 como here 10 marry
fortuncs- Cadillac Democrat
IL 10 q common complaint that the
vice prcsioeuta Il this country never
haye any thing Ia do. That 10 not strict
ly true. a. Vice President Stevenson
argued IN hour with q worlds fair gate
keeper the other day 10 be LET IN. though
he left his pasa 1T home. Mr.. Stevenson
evidently values his tune At - cents an
hour. Detroit Journal.
The appalling conviction has settled
down upon the hungry and thirsty dem.
ocrats Ut this region that Snc Daniel
Joseph Canpau. reputcd 10 bc chair
man Ut the democrat state central COM
mittec. 10 like tho man who fell out Of
the balloon when il comes to the distri-
button Of tho loaves and fishos- Mar.
quettc Mining Journal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29
ALLEGED TO &c FUNNY.

Mr.. Beenthere Yale-Well. I guess
John has settled down 10 study for his
examination Mt last.
Mira Yale-Why do you think 50?
Mr. Becnthere Yale-lie doesn't write
home Tor money 10 buy books az often
as he did earlier in the season. Puck.
Mrs. Meadow tat city hotel)-Ooo,
There's fly in this soup.
Mr.. Meadow who has Travelled eomcD
Hush. Miranda. don't speak So loud.
No use expoein' our ignorance. This
tarnal DILL IL fare il in French. aud may.
be We ordered fly soup.-Life.
Differs Can't you run that typcwri,.
ing machine without making such a ter
rible racket
Winters twho has desk in the same
offlcel--Not when I'm writing to a man
who called me TOOL. New York
Weekly.
WAS your new setter of any use Ia
you when you went hunting"
"Oh. yes. he made IL possible Tor me
Ia say killed something without lying.
Puck.
Fatigue can hardly BE- regarded az an
incsptiye 81 industry. but a wheel can
do very little until IL IL tired. bingham
ton Leader.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29

mo" ssdly said the stranger at the
restaurant. an he looked at the cup 81
coffee handed out To him; you can take
il back. l haven the heart 10 attack
anything 80 weak as that. Its against
my principles. Siftings.
Some authors. who are very accurate
in the use Of all the other punctuation
marks. ssem 10 know very little about
the use Of the full stop.
Bloomer costumes are beginning to
bloom in shady places where there are
not too many wicked reporters around.
Swansea Gazette.
Red headed waiter girls will find good
employment at the White Honse Inn
Columbian Restaurant.-St. Paul Globe.
Does the Geary law explain just how
il can be- proved legally that a suspected
man il Chinaman!- Boston Globe.
The flowers that bloom in the spring
now glorify the summer girls hat
Nicetown Nemesis.
Tho average college student needs
less too and more Elmira Ga
xette.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29

Isss than thirty PEARS after the eioss
"a the most sanguinsTy civil conflict
ksoxn u the history OF mankind. the
ashes II the unrepenting. rsbeliious
lex<ise n instruction are borne from
inc section q the country 10 another
attended ~ distinguished marks Of
respect The worlds history pre-
scats no PARALLEL o. fhis re-
markatls spectacle That Je1 DAVIS
should 1--we In the memories and asfec-
tions II the south IN view II the lessons
taught IN the history succeeding the
suppression - the rebellion he melted
= past understanding. Tomorrov the
graves u thousands who gave up their
lives for their eountry viii he dec
Grated hy lowing and patriotic
hands. On tho same day the
lo..y q JEFF Davis. will he borne to an
honorcd grave in the soil his treason
s,aked With tn. blood % those whose
graves We decorate and shcse memory
we cherish. We are a forgiving people.
We have buried tho pa~t But some
how there is something associated
with the honors paid 20 the
ashes Of this ignoble and unrepentant
traitor that seems altogether out n
place. II CRATES on our patriotism and
makes us feel a. IL we were insuited,
that tho names II cur hono:ssl dead are
trsinced and that il is disgracs to be
an American.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29
POINTS iRouI MEN.

The Earl Of Aberdeen. who was re-
Gently in Chicago., expected to receive
the blue ribbon of tho Order Of the
Garter. made vacant by the death Of
Lord Derby, but it is now intimated
that the honor will be bestowed upon
the duke Of Teck ca the occasion OF the
marriage Of his daughter to Prince
George 81 Wales.
Patrick Mcguire. the Massachusetts
democrat leader. has a record OF thirty
three consecutive years service on the
ward and city committees Of Boston.
He has seen the party grow from a
struggling minority to great majority.
and has participated in all the national
conventions OF the last third Of cen
fury.
J.F. lIoubet Of New York has received
from Pope Leo the title Of duke. an
honor seldom conferred by the holy see.
Mr.. Loubet was created count in lsSS.
He has presented statues Of the Pope to
the Catholic university at Washington
and 10 the cathedrals ut Carpineti and
Perugia.
Jonathan Stanhope Of Wayne county.
Indiana. who il scientifically enthusi-
astic over the celebration Of the colum-
bian discovery, proposes 10 paper his
parlor with l. = and 3 cent Columbian
postage stamps at cost OF si.0oo.
Prof virchow. the greet pathologist,
as a scientific relaxation is trying Ia
evolve. by breeding. race Of bob tailed
cats. The experiment has not been a
success. although IL has been continued
through twenty generations.
Chauncey NJ. Depew il authority FOR
the statement that man forms few
friendships after the age u 40, and none
ut all utter 10.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29

Will the worlds fair elose on sched-
ule,l time. Tho question is sure 10 BE-
the next ono To engage the attention Of
the direcsora 80 soon as the Sunday
question shall be- out d the way this
one vail como UP for adjudication.
What tho decision will DO IL IL impos-
sible 10 forecast That the decision
ought 30 be favorable 10 an extension
nearly everybody vii! insist
one month u the fair is already near
~ gpne and the great exposition 10 not
Jet complete. II vill take another
mouth 20 put the finishing touches to
buildings and exhibits by July 4 the
White City viii be- dressed ia its be~t,
but not a day before that time. Then
Two q the six months will have been
gone. leaving only four months in which
the world may gather to see eighth
wonder q the universe.
This - Mt enough time. The expo
sition should be continued through the
winter and kept open a. long IA the gate
receipts show pubic interest undated
and ansa,isfiesl The rigor~ ~ Writer
may make IL necessary to remove some
- tho exhibits. hat the greater number
- them were installed lsst wiuter in the
coolest q cold weather. and in their
finished state would withstand any
severity - weather likely % be expert
enced Unle~s in-uperahle obstacles
sxi=t y an extension Il the fair. The
people - THE country at least will dc
usnd that J, be eontinued through the
xtps..r
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29

SsnnAps Dsrnn's nr<ise onisennce 10
p>Hslnx tbs hall making tnhuEaph co0-
psns~s liable Ia damsgD 1os soo -dsliv
cry u teiegraaAs. Tor nAiStAkes N trans
minsioa snd " compel dsasvsrsnce U The
order rsoeivcd. 10 recogns<sd BY the
StAte Nllieuf ansocsztluus und indavsd.
Nal milling firmsL He hss rscssved many
supplementary iettess from thow tntr-
csted. The following latter y safer
OssicE ~ NIcnsoAn STATE 0lLIKnS
ASSOCIATION.
GkAsD RArfis BoA9D or Trade;
DkAn 6in--Ths Michigan State Nil
lers' association sends greeting. and de-
saros ~ extend "a youF body oongretaia-
tons and hearty thanks Tor the great
aid you extended us in the matter of the
millers' telegraph ball. vhsch psAsed the
senate after being amended By the house
late yesterday aftsrnona- ] want 10
take occasion right hers ~ Say that too
much credit cannot be given - Senator
Doran for the valuable service he
rendered 1T that time, vhen. but for
just such action a. he took. the hill
might have been lost As you know.
the ball Was senate ball, but Ia tho
house il was amended. OF moro propsriy.
= substitute was .passed. not until yes-
terdsy morning. however. which made
the time very short for srnate action.
aud IL came hack 70 the senate for con-
currencc. IL Was Senator Weias' bill.
and 10 him belonged the duty Of
caring for IL. and 10 him / applied for
help and he rcc~ived recognition from
the President ~ take care of IL. There
were many things operating against the
bill. among which WAS the prcosnceof Mr..
Carbelt. superintendent Il the Western
Union. and all the local force in the
city backed up by sosno VI the most
prominent and practical political wire
pullers in this state. some q whom
went Nd Tar - TO 60 10 the lieutenant
governors chair while the senate WAS in
session with view 10 having the bill
side tracked. IL began 20 look 10 me ~
though the original friends q the bill
were weakening under the pressure. and
Senator Dorsn. catching the drift things
were taking. applied Tor recognition 20
the chair add was set down upon twice.
but the third time he got there and
brought il out. Senator Burt moved a.
strike out all after the enact
ing clause, and made Q bitter
and most vehement speech against
the bill and IL Was just here that Sena-
tor Doran arose 10 the occasion and la
a three minute speech Knocked the
socks OF from Burt and placed the bill
right before the senate. which being fol
lowed by 4 few words from Senator
Steel. who had the bill in charge In
committee and could answer some ques-
tons put by Mr.. Burt touching the &C
ton Of the committee, the bill was
passed with just three votes to spare.
the vote being 20 10 2, ten senator's not
voting. ! will say that the action OF
the house in passing substitute was
taken to strengthen the bill and in no
way curtaiis the action Of the bill ~
originally drawn. Again thanking you
am, yours very truly.
NJ. A. REYNOLDS. Secretary.
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dsy III The mosAng serssos And tbs
heart ~ each per~.n n tis< csa.xs.ss
fien ks>sf sssh .astsH<t4e rri<s< 81 the
tine arpe&rsace II the sk>xes iss.i exon
psn,es a state tfo3~ whish wese n al
tendance sni occupied the osniss Il ne
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grse II hrillikncs sstsin4sae wifh B-,a..
AIDE and chauoss skias. made ssss
nsst appearances.
A qu~xtsxte csnssstlnx - jtrnsy
Schulz, W y Stew art. Nsicsasa Nelnnes
and Viii Mcinnss renscssd nss,nna.
sifr TIE Ers Tb.mas a.. ssmitA. I.@s.
tos - Nsssson Wal-d church. preached
splendid sermon fron The tcxt. -Itsn
he uamberea the sceng meo Il tbs
prince q the prossncs. ksngs Ols.
Has sdyics 10 tie young men sss ~
attain true manhood To In moral
young nsen. lie MAS sure they c<sasd
not successfully Ighx the t~stis a iifs
without they sese eaii<ssd uedss tie
banner Il Christ. the captain 1t tLsAs
salvation
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DEPUTY COMMISSIONER
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III. W. Wakes. SECRETARY a tlse MICH
gan Msanic Mutual iissncft Ass<cs~.
ton. has been apsosat-d deputy snssr-
ancc commissioners II the state undar
the Hon Theron y. Gidasnes Il kals
msxooI Mr.. Walker vii rosign bis 20
sitson - SECRETARY 81 the Masonic onsa
pany, and gill assume the duties ~ the
state ef6ce July I. Mr.. Walkers r~~i
dence 10 In Lansing. bot since the desIh
II Ia Benedict, the former SECRETARY os
the Masonic Mutual. he has srtef -
sccsetayy and has heoonse u ts hooked
upon hlmnst ~ . SrsDd kspics man.
Mr.. Walker H. . tborough Insurance.
man With years a esferienoe- Thrsogh
hss shr.wd management he has iifts~i
the Msssnic Mutual oat - the dif4eai
ties IN which he found IL and las started
IL GA the rsat ID sucoass HE hss pail
tss.0p Ia the widows and orphans Ia
the past year and hsr surplus IL 81.
GO on deposit and invested In school
honda Mr.. Walker will notify the a.
recrors II the Masonic Mutual AZ oncn
that new secretary ma, he ssiecied be
fore he retires.