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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02
STARTLING FEATURE
Aehamosa's Imperial japanese Troupe 1t
Smiths Open House Next Week.
Sensational Acts. - Per-
formance Tonight.

Patrons OF Smiths cosy theater. down
on Waterloo street, should show their
appreciation Of the management's efforts
TO please. by turning out en- masse the
coming week and witness the perform
ances OF Achamota's Imperial japanese
troupe. which has been engaged at an
enormous salary
OThis troupe Of athletes are recognized
everywhere as giving the most startling
and sensational feats ever performed by
any japanese troupe ever in this coun-
try, some Of them being so thrilling that
il seems almost incredible that they are
done. Tan. Dixie. Achamota. Sam. Toia
and Akato comprise the troupe. and
their performances consist Of such acts
az razor-edged sword ladder act. special
ties on the ladder. broken ladder and
feais Of contortion. posturing. high wire.
swinging perch, etc.
The new features do not end with the
japanese troupe. however. as several
other mighty interesting turns are on
this weeks program. Prominent among
them are the Wcrntz's. lIo.ford and RIOS
setter. Seaman and Ryan ard Joe Craw-
ford. There will he a show tonight
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02

Many Thcroughfares TO Re Paved With
Asphalt This Year.

In accordance with the recent action
~ the board ~ estimate in regard 10 the
paving n the streets. Commissioner
Daiy has advertised Tor bids for paving
the following portions u streets with
asphalt.
Nineteenth and Twenty eighth streets.
Fifth 81 Sixth avenues. Thirteenth
street. Sixth avenue ia Broadway: Forty.
first street. Fourth to Fifth avenue.
Forty third street. Lexington o. Third
aesrue. Forty eighth street. seventh 70
Eighth avenue. sF,fty second street
BrDadway 20 Eighth avenue. Fifty fifth
street. Third - Madison avenue: Fifty
eighth street. Madison o. T,exingfoI.
avenue. Fifty ninth street. Madison to
Lexington avenue. sixty second street.
Fifth % Madison avenue, Seventieth
-tr-et. Lexington e. Madison avenue.
Seventy third street. Eighth avenue t.
Boulevard. seventy fourth street. Modi
son - Fourth avenue seventy seventh
street. Fourth - Lexington avenue.
Seventy eighth street. Madison - Eth
ayrnuc. Ninefs aeroud street. Columbus
- AMSTERDAM avenne. iI2ih and 18th
street f.enns ~ seventh avenue New
York Exehanse
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02

WARD TICKETS
First Ward.
supersisor--hE> LEPPiSK.
Aldsfnsaa-6ERKIT II. DEokAAF.
lonstahIs--t>s AR BAKER
Second Narf.
Observation-Disclosures Il. LOOMS.
Alderman DAVID FORBES.
sousta ie-->ATHA>iEL A. WEEkES.
Third ward.
snper,isor-JOHS BENJAMIN.
AIlerElan--LfNl>s q. DC>ION.
,ions;sble--JoSEPH ". LINDSAY.
Fourth Ward.
supervisor-EU6ESE r. ALLEN.
Aldafsian--lSAAC Is. MATTHEWSOS
Consfnhle--EBE>EZRk III. CADi.
Finh Ward
supervlsor--EDWIS WADE
alderman FRED X. DODGE.
Cons,rble--JAC0B -TEEHOuWER.
sixth Ward.
supervisor -JAcOB A. SHIFTS.
Alderman PAUD j. MARlS.
Constable MARSHALL BrRNHAM.
seventh Ward
supersisor--CLAt'S y. PETERSON.
ilderfnan--LEyI PEARL
constable-coRSELIUs MAsrENBROoK.
Eighth Ward.
Supersisor--MAX BRATDY.
Alderman-THDMAS J. LUCAS.
Constable-HESkY COLWELL.
Ninth Ward.
Supefvisor-NfLLTAM A. cOWLES.
Aderman--HENRY y. WILDER.
GORGE A. KNOLL
Tenth Ward.
Supersisor--ANNE LfSDEMCLDER.
Alderman-WILLlAM A. SHAW.
Consiable--IEREMIAH ROZEMA.
Eleventh Ward.
Supersisor-FREMOST L. sKEEI1S.
Aldermsn--JOHN A. vERkERkE.
Constable -JO>EPH :. plLkIN.
Twel1h Ward.
Sureryisor-SIDNEY I. SHAW.
Alderman--NATHA>IE RICE.
Constable. VAN TUBERGEN.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02
ONE MASS OF SCALES
Afflicted 3 ycars by Dreadful Skin and
Blood Disease, with Intense
Tain and Loss Of Hair.
AL Other Remedies Fall. Relieved In
stsntiy aud Cured In -Four Weeks
by the Cuticura Remedies.

have few word. % sss reessflnz the Crit
cgRs kFxEpffe. ftrF have rurti me IN lear
~eeks' tirif ffca skin sld bsr.d pisfs~e = d. n
have hsi for cser three ffaF~ ~ certain tiIr,'r
n skfa ~oud - sefy -cff, trd atesst tfit
e-aeting snd Tesiihs % ir phIie seaiFs. u eea
weather ny istr = a. one nsas- ~ sfairss y ben
n the fet rir The rsfa irfrrs- " vcat
arsa-t hnfix tfsrs q NJ eyr.. sni ~ tlor3 aise
f-ins is fDGf rctffitn, Vith - ~ haIf
have ff4ft even ktfen fffne1y fbet ~as frrf.sfs
rs<r.i~i n ne Sat 49, = ~ So. srf esvs
FffY fffis trDetf -, tfafinz ~ teff E i+riff "a
frt fFptfksif4 fltf eIfesf sr=fsrf rrf.-f u =
ffW ~eeks' fre ffsfrt iffsef rrfei, ari J sra
ffnntfHi fes ~tst tttF htse Are fav nif. feaf
st4lrfns HFstnfss hesslrf a. thas~ - ~
nay hsss ~ erfeffaa,s - 80 th@n. | csa
rssenaebd shssa y 49,
ffNE~n KTRts
Tspii siea Ave. eb.sase, r..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02

e. c. bAhsfs. BoAED or HKArrH orFrcrk-
Hearing Of Mr.. Barnes remarkable case,
our reporter sought him at bis place Of bust
ness in the city hall. where he i always 10 be
found, and asked him il all reports were
true. True" said Mr.. Barnes. you can't
possibly have heard half of the real merits
Of the case. Why. when I first went 10 Sc
Or. Rankin I was 50 bad with asthma.
could hardly get enough air into my lungs 10
keep me alive. l thought IL would never
come my turn 10 see the doctor. He told me
my asthma was the result OF cstarrh, and as
that improved my asthma would disappear.
/ bad at that time been troubled with
catarrh and asthma for years Ny head and
throat were constantly filed with muc,ss. /
had pain in my head. bad cough, mo APP
petite at all. and when did eat il distressed
me. could not sleep at all and frequently
sat up half the night. Above all was the
terrible choking and casping for breath |
couldn't walk anywhere or do the simplest
thing without choking. Life was unbear-
able To me and those around me.
Inside Of tventy-four hours after DIR.
Rankin began 10 treat me my asthma left
me. and since then / have lived as other
men live. can walk or run, he out in all
kinds of weather and breathe az good as any
body. Ny appetite is good and l sleep
well, arising refreshed. The dropping into
my throat has ceased. and my nostrils are
well. Yes, you can publish the whole bust
ness. and make il strong, too, as it's all
true
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02

". r. Ringuetie. who intends opening
plumbing. steam and gas fitting estab-
lishment at No. 30 South Division
street about April II. is in Chicago maxi
ing full and complete selection Il
goods necessary in his business.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02

JUDGE Ha0cFErY Jennie Corners, fast
driving: adjourned To April !. Frank
Shaubut ENLIGHTENMENT: adjourned
Ia April 10. Willie Wsrdell. truancy;
adjourned To April IL.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02
KNOW us FOR WHAT We ARE
The Husting Rustlng outhtters Of the West
THE BARGAIN GIVERS OF GRAND RAPIDS

Fearing competition. pushing ourselves the top
methods, which the approval all
saw Come the
goods; PRICES; N. EIiRNANS Bar
gain Shoe House. No 60 Canal street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02
Super,or Court.

JUpGE BUELISGsME - The People VS..
James Piiton; sentenced 10 pay fine
Sl00 and a.. 10 costs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02
COURT RECORDS.


JUDcE No business of record.
JuDoE ADsrr-No business Of record.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02

DR. Rankin Is a graduate 81 Ann Arbor. and
has bad years Of experience In his specialties.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02

sell men and boys shoes At lowest
prices AfBFRT SCofT.
No. 81 Monroe street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02

Do NOT Fail % to 5sa ID the 7 W ad c;at,sS.
house Seen on the want page.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-18
Rate war IN Prospect.

BUFFALO, y, y, March l4.-Thcre is
prospect of a railroad rate war in the
graiu-carriage trade as soon as it be-
gins coming down the lakes Even
nowthe boats bound east from Buffalo
are said to be omen for a dicker, which,
with SO little grain to catch as al pres
ent, is significant. \ local shipper says
that the l3-ccut rate by rail has not
been held up at an and does not think
it has been over 10 cents all winter.
The rate depends entirely upon the
quantity shipped lie predicts that the
grain rate 70 New York viii be down
70 cents or less before "A caualboat
leaves here this spring.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-18

BATTLE CBEEN, Mich, March 10
The sensation caused by tue shooting
of two men ON a Chicago * Grand
Rapids express train last Thursday by
an italian named Dell Carlo was nten-
sifcd by the Italian committing
suicide in jail Dell Carlo. his wife
and child, were going from California
TO Italy. IN Chicago the man became
separated from his family and imagin-
ing himself pursued by an assassin.
suddenly awoke on the train and began
shooting wildly. An effort is being
made % find his wife and child
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-18

MUNcIE Ind. March l5.-Bertha,
the l2-year-old daughter of james
Marks, at Albany, committed suicide
Last week the girl took 81 of her
mothers money and treated the school
children to candy. The mother severe
ly reprimanded her. and told her She
would likely be arrested and placed in
a dungeon The heart-brokcn child
purchased rat poison and TOOK it.
When taken sick She refused to talk,
and died saturday night She loft a
note explaining all and said that She
preferred to be lin the arms of Jesus.
who would not see her 60 To prison.
The mother is nearly crazy with grief
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-18
news IN BRIEF.

The haroOr Of Vera Cruz, Mexico
with others, is 20 be drcdged
The Bishop Of Lasagno has been APP
pointed Apostolic delegate to the south
American Governments.
SjztY-four delegates are attending
the National BARRIERS Association at
pittsburg. Pm.
An appeal iu the case against Hugh
i. Dempsey al Homestead, Pa. has
been flied
Benjamin Randolph was shot dead
at Contra. City ky while acting as
pcaremaRer III drunken quarrel
Amos Avery. who was to have been
hanged al Lamar Mo, has been
Cranteda reprirFe OF thirty days.
Or Gas. Hlmin was founi not
guilty at Cleveland Ohio. Of the MUIR
der Of Mrs Betsy smyth. Il was
shown that Mrs ~nyth was addicted
to the use Of morphine.
a building III the sprudel strasse,
Carlsbad IN. Aus.i while twenty men
we're repairn fl Fourteen rera
killed. seven "a tine bodies have oee.-
taken from the ruins.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-18

DULUTH, Mimi March To- Two
switch engines on the st. Paul & Du-
luth Road collided near Lake Avenue.
A blizzard has been blowing here all
day and the engines came together in
the storm, it being impossible to see
ahead but few feet Six men were
injured seriously and Eugene Fargo
probably fatally. He was crushed
about the hips. II. Reiner had bone
broken i'm his wrist. Andrew Young
and Arthur Clark were bruised about
the head Matt Sullivan and Andrew
johnson had their legs crushed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-18
Mysterious suicIde Identiiied.

NEW YORK, March l5-The body of
the young woman who committed sui
eide at the Coleman House yesterday
was Identified as that of Leonide Coz
zens Is years OF age, 240 West One
Hundred and Thirty-eighth Street
Miss Cozzens belonged to wealthy
family, and lived with her mother at
the address above. 1t is believed that
disappointment in love was the cause
of the rui eide Herftther who is "a well
known and highly respected lawyer
has lc "a seriously i'll and confined to-
his bed for a month. lie had only
been up a couple Of days when his
daughter disappeared When she did
not return home on Saturday night he
started out in search of her and had
been looking for her continuously
until yesterday.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-18
COTTON MILL BURNED.
Quarter of Million Blaze at Exeter.
N. H.-.Warehouses pestroved.


FxETER, \. H., March l4.-Fire broke
out in the Exeter Cotton Mills about 4
o'clock this morning in the basement
and burned up through the building,
destroying the eugine-room and the
older part OF the mill. which was de-
stroyo4 once hct1v, The new part OF
the mill was saved. The fire was under
contry al $3.50 Loss estimated AT
S25OGU1. Thre, persons were injured.
Two hundred and forty hands are
thrown ont of employment.
LONDON, March IA destructive
fire occurred to-day at Bootle, near
LIVERPOOL Two cotton warehouses
belonging TO the Deene Company were
burned, the loss being almost elOO 600.
The cotton ia the warehouse belonged
ID Townsend, Wooley & Co. In the
course of the contlagration wall of
one of the warehouses fell, blocking
for some time the tracks of the Mid
land Railway.
BALTIMORE, Md, March lathe FIVE
story uuilding, cornet of Wells and
Light Streets. occupied by Matthai,
Ingram s. Co., for the manufacture OF
tin and japanned ware, was almost en-
tirely destroyed by fire this morning
with its contents. The loss is about
500, 600, covered by Insurance,
HUNTINGTON, W. Va. March 1.-THE
town of Guyandottc. two miles east,
was siJed by "a destructive fire this
morning at o'clock and six houses,
mostly saloons and restaurants, were
destroyed. The loss is $4,000, fully
covered by insurance
DIES MONIES March l4-Fire at Polk
City last night destroyed the Chicago q
Northwestern depot, Lockwood's ele-
vator 800 cords of wood belonging to
the railroad and a quantity Of fence
lumber belonging to private parties.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-18
mckee Rankin's Tathel Dead.

DETROIT, Mich, March IS. Col
Arthur Rankin, whose son Mckee
Rankin the well-known actor, reti ed
f-o.a the stage sometime ago to man
age his fathers property. died in
Windsor, Ont, this morning after a
lingering illness. For several years
Col Rankin had been "a conspicuous
and striking figure in Canadian pollti-
cal, military and social life The de
ceased leaves considerable property to
his two sons Mckee Rankin, the
actor and George Rankin. a play
writer of some motto
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-18

HAMILTON, Ont. March l4-Kaspar
Ostler, an employe of the Hamilton
screw works, has completed an inn
mense wood-carving representing the
landing of Christopher Columbus ON
American soil Ostl,r has been en-
ployed on the wo-k for seven hours "A
day for the past seven months An
the details Of the carving are histori-
cally correct in every particular, Com
missioner Lark has secured space for
the wol K in the Canadian department
at the ALnrId-s IHir
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-18

CWHuNWs Mexico. March A.
The ccretary OF War has ordered the
Eleventh Regiment Of Cavalry Of the
Mexican army TO make "A march
through the very heart of the turbu-
lent Yaqui Indian country. Besides
the danger of being completely eX-
terminated by Indians, the regiment
must make one Of the longest and most
difficult marches ever undertaken in
Mexico. The troops win also march
from Hacienda de Ia Misa, Sonora, TO this
city, about eight hundred miles The
81 tire line of march is through little
tr. Lrrscd anclion.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-18
nmeInl. slcnl NilnInns.

VALPARAISO Chile, March li--In
Ncne@aclA the situation is cxtremcly
critical. The Congressional elections
which have been held are very unsatis-
factory to ftetris candidacy for the
short term despite the assistance given
his supporters 10y the Guzmapcistas.
Just before the election the Crcspitas
forced am investigation of pict'is' adj
ministration of the treasury, The re-
suit disclosed unlimited iobbcry and
corruption running into the millions.
As result tiseevcros Pietri, Colinn,
Rodnpeg, ALVAREZ and Audralc were
forced ont OF the Cabinet a new Cab
met has been formed
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-18

New York, March l5.-The general
passenger agents Of the railways in
the Trunk Line Association returned
yesterday from Chicago where they
held a conference with the passenger
agents Of the roads in the Central
Trafiiy Association, which includes the
lines running east from Chicago. IA
agreement was act reached on the
question of allowing stop-ovcr rivi-
leges on Worlds Fair tickets to hich
the passenger agents of the Western
roads objected, and another mcating
viii be held in Cincinnati the las Of
this MeeIk.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-18

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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-18
SCORED BY JOSEF. COOK.


Thinks NI the NIrkcdness % the Earth
VIII center ia chicago Next summer.
BuSluN. Mass. March l5.-At his
regular N,oa lecture Joseph Cool, took
.'.,ri.s uu Promises ot the Worlds
Fair and Crime amt christianity in
Chicago. for hi topic. In the course
of hi, remarks be said.
I'VE are approaching in the Worlds
Fair jubilee OF civilization. and il is
our duty 20 see that it is not accom-
panied hy "a Local carnival of crime.
the Woman Christian Temperance
Union announces that there is a con
spiracy ON the part of the houses of in
fanny TO bring 25,01l girls to Chicago
within the next few weeks. Repre-
sentatives of the Womaus Christian
Temperance Union have visited the
Mayor, AM he has promised them all
the assistance in the power of his office.
Major Brewer of the Salvation
Army tells me that there are cases Of
kidnapping of girls ON the right hand;
on the left in many of our large towns.
Here is "A regular trade going on.
say that there is a miuotaur in BoS-
ton.
DIR Edwards SAYS that the Mayor
has made bids for the support of the
worst element, promising Indulgence
10 gambling and viii bc friend of
the liquor interests. There are pos
5000 saloons open on Sundays against
the law. Municipal government is on
trial and Chicago is likely to become a
national disgrace
"What is the chief spirit impelling
Chicago greed The directors win do
anything for money They think they
have lost 5000, 600 by Sunday closing
but more likely they have gained it. -
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-18
WILLIAM IN A RAGE.
The German Emperor Displays Child
- ish Anger.

Berlin. March little German
Emperor is furious in having been
thwarted in his matrimonial plans by
the obstinacv of Prince William Of
LlXgwEourg ana his anger Ands an
echo in "a certain section Of the Prus-
sian press. which never tires of up
hraiding the future Grand Duke for
abandoning the Protestant traditions
of the house Of Nassau, The LuNem-
bourgeois. however, are most of them
ardent Catholics and a-e prepared to
welcome the wealthy granddaughter
of John vi. of Portugal with open
arms.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-18

WA-uNGroS, March 1.-THE Treas
ury Department is advised Of the ar
rest in Boston by special agents OF the
Treasury Department Of Charles Feb
bins. an cmployc Of the Boston and
Yarmouth United States Steamship
Line, charged with smuggling sulhouol
and phenacctine These drugs were
sold to Il number OF Boston merchants.
The arrest is regarded as important
and the results are expected to be far
reaching.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-18
Arms Tor toyernmont rroops.

VALPARAISO, March IA message
from Rivera suys that the Foderals in
Rio Grande do Sui, I'ralil, have cap.
turec large amount Of arms and ann
forwarded to the Government troops
The correspondent adds that the Monte
Caseros District has been almost con
verified into barren waste through
the crueltics prarticod upon the people
10y the authorities Chief of Police
Aloulo has publicly whipped the mother
and sister of cN-thief OF Police Con
zales who was guilty Of great persegu-
tiuus Ina 1880
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-18

NEW York, March THE volume Il
business in the share list was quite moder-
ate IN the opening dealings. except in a
few stocks, which were fairly active Prices
for the most part were steady. Here and
there fractional gains were registered, hut
on the other hand some stocks were slirht
" lower In the specialtieS Ontario 4
" eSteru recedcd TO a. Sugar Refining Of
the industrials headed the li.tof this class
of securities in point of actisity. but the
quotations moved within comparatively
narrow range Money rate, are still
higher 10 per cent having been reached be.
fore noon The stock market was about
the dullest of the year, with languid houi
dation in some of the industrialS such as
Sugar and Chicago Gas The Reading re.
eeivers statement did not affect the price
Of the stock
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-18

BERLIN, March 1.-THE German inn
prrial government has placed $4,000
marks at the disposal OF the Oldenburg
Agricultural Society in order that a
riage horses may be sent to the Chicago
exhibition This breed Of horses has
II great reputation in Germany aud
they are all registered in the official
stud book kept by the authorities Of
the grand duchy Of Oldenburg
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-18

WASHINGTON, March li--During the
last session of Congress s37, 900 was app
propriated with which TO pay employees
or the bureau OF Engraving and Print
ing and 10 meet incidental expenses
during the present year. 1t has just
been discovered that the cnprossed bill
signed by the President only carried
the sum Of S37 The clerical error can
not be rcctiGed until Congress again
cOnvcues.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-18

CLEVELAND, Ohio. March "A big
street railroad company has been or
pan.zed by Cleveland and New York
capitalists at Columbus. They obtained
articles of incorporation several days
ago for the Columbus Central Railroad
Company with a capital stock Of : 5Oo,-
600 The company has franchise en-
titlihg it to lay about thirty-siN miles
OF tracks within the city and running
to suburb u towns.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-18

rCHEsTER, Pa. March l5.-For
the first time in six years yesterday w,
5. Bowen occupied his old pew in St
Agnes Catholic Church, this place
from which, acting upon the then eX-
listing rules and laws of the Catholic
Church IN this country, ne w3, eN-
Guided by The rector, the Rev. = L..
SEalding. The Pew was yesterday re-
stored 10y the same rector, acting under
the advice and instructions which he
last wecE received from Mgr Satol:i
The ease is the first on record in this
country where the church has decided
against a decision of a priest that all
Catholic children must attend the
Catholic Parish school under pain OF
the sacramcnts being denied the
parents
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-18

RICHMOND, ltd, March I5.--Capt.
Cable b. Jackson and Albert Jones,
whose farms are adjoining, disagreed
over where the boundary line between
them should be located In the quarrel
,hat ensucd jackson shot Jones. the
ball taking effect in the left arm.
jackson then lott aud Marshal Tibbits
Is after him with warrant charging
an attempt To kill.