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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-04

The Pennsylvania legislature will go
through the form Of electing United
States senator to succeed Quay on the third
Tuesday in this month. Quay stands in
about the same relation to the successor
ship of Quay that Cleveland does to the
successorship OF Harrison.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-04

Burglars are sometimes great jokers. A
Milwaukee man discovered two burglars in
his big safe. They discovered him about
the same time, and forced him to crawl into
the vault Of the safe, when they shut the
door aud locked him in TO prevent his "ruu-
ing after them" and getting lost"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-04

THE INHABITANTS OF the Marian Islands which
were discovered as late as 1851. had no idea o.
fire or its uses. Their establishment knew M
bounds when they saw it applied to wood. most
OF them supposing IL 20 be some KIND OF an
animal which the sailors had brought with them
and which must be fed on wood, To this daS
they designate it by term which signifies
'wood-ester."
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-04
As q Reminders Of One Gone Before.

Fro11 the Chicago Inter Ocean (RepO.
At. The pos;tmsster Ct Nsshviie Tenn. has
hislast Christmas in the postofice " 1t Is in
the form of glazed card containing his por-
trait and autograph, and is highly priced by the
Nashville democrats, several hundred Of whom
hope to succeed him.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-04

The name of don" must be good one
to conjure with, if the successes OF Don
Piatt, Don Cameron, Don Dickinson and Don
Caffrey may be taken as pointers"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-04


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wa Anl prove q Quixateq


TIT ~ - III M ~ 'LTtU'I'
IT. Lis attitude toward the Cleveland admin
igtratien does Senator Hin propose to initiate
Roscoe ConSlng's tactics against Garfield (?
Copklipg was big man, but his fight was the
ole story Of Don Quixote's assault on tho wind
mill
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-04

An elaborate system OF hospital service
Is to be put in operation at the worlds fair.
ChicAgoans with sprained eonsoiences will
be treated free, IL any such can. DO found, :,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-04
FLAvoR1Ne EXTRACTS.
What Is It?

In point of fact it is the
freedom from poisonous and
spurious ingredients, the ex-
cellence in flavor which gives
to DR.. Prices Delicious Flaw
oring Extracts of Vanilla,
Orange, Lemon, etc, their
wide popularity and increas-
ing sale.
The retail grocers are learning
that quality rather than price
IS necessary to retain the
confidence of customers and
make a successful business.
, 1893-08-16
dsgjorelse.
FRA POLITIET.

A LIE Euudeeiere i Fleder'ksteds BY in
Il s~kjegpas d harved inaen lste Septem-
Der detto Aar. q udtage paa P~olitlkammeret
Diet we'd GouEernemeutcts Befaling If ,7de
JUL 1881, paabudne Hundetegn, som skal
basres Of Hun lene og hvorfor erl@gges
~. 03. Efter den lid vii enhver Humid i
3yon, for hyiIken intot Tegn er udtaget,
blive optagot og indbragt til Politikammeret
bvor den vii forblive ! 8 Gong As Timer,
hvoreftey :den dl@bes, med m'ndre Eieren
for linden indfnder sig og krmver Hunden
tilbage, SAINT udtager Hundetegn og erl agger
en- Mulkt at $500 cents.
Frederikstods Politikammer den lite
August 1893
r. PETERSEN.
, 1893-08-16

registered of persons buried IN
the public cemeteries.

CHRISTIANSTED.

July. HRlSI1ANS ED.
l--Domestic, Lucinda Joseph Of this town.
aged "A years.
"- Infant, Emil Andreas Conrad OF THIS
town, aged 4 months.
2-Labourer, Ann Eliza Petersen Of Est
lower Love, aged q years.
5-Mason, Peter DeWlndt of this town,
aged 81 years
"-Pauper. Elizabeth James of this town,
aged II years.
6-Seamstress. Miss Alice Bluck of this
town, aged 81 years.
Infant, William Julius Abrahamson Oh
town, aged 8 weeks.
8-Invalid. Sarah Carly Of Peters Farm
Hospital. aged 40 years.
"-Barbara Gates of st. Thomas, Invalid
Of the Leper Asylum at Richmond,
aged A years.
"-Pauper, Theresa Petersen of Est. South
Gate Farm, aged IS years.
9-Pauper, Christiana Meyers OF this town.
aged 50 years.
10 Tailor, Mr.. James Berry Of this town,
aged SO years,
18-Pedler, Harris de Harriet Of this town,
aged IS years.
RETAILER, Miss Sarah Grace OConner.
(alias Sally Connor) Of this town aged
46 years. a.
Infant, Henry Wilson WllllamS oI 'n''
town aged 9 months.
l9-MiSs Susan George, formerly private
Teacher Of this town, aged "A years ],
20-Infant Rcbccca Adams of this W ege0
4monthS.
, 1893-08-16
Translation
Publication.

At is hereby made known that
Government has authorized Mr..
ROBERT G BELL to act Temporal
rily as us. Consular Agent at Fred
eriksted, St.Croix, during the absence
Of Mr.. VIM. T. MOORE.
Government Saoretary's Office, St. Croix,
the 18th August 1898.
LIMPRICHT.
, 1893-08-16
III Y
Christiansted, St, Ceoir,
W ednesday 10th August 1853.

The weather is stormy and indicates a
storm centre to the south, which, we MAST
hope,is passing US. Dr.. Ncumanu has o%blieing-
ly furnished Us with, barometer readings, from
s last evening. We have no time for details;
hut the fall has been from 1875 n. m. 10
753 0 at S this morning. This would mean a
fall Of a little over 4 quarter Of an inch.
, 1893-08-16

a LIE og Enhver, SON MATTE
AA have noget at fordre i Boet
efter afgangne Ugift CONSTANTIA
CLEOPATRA STAGE heraf staden
indkaldes herved med 3 Name
ders Varsel til for undertegnede
Skifteret at anmelde og bevisliggjore
deres Krav.
Christiansteds Skiftelet, St. Croix den 14de
August 1898.
MAXIM.
, 1893-08-16

LII owners of dogs in the own Of Freder-
Il iksted are hereby e%njoined within the lst
September this year to procure from tho
Police Office the sign for dogs prescribed by
Government Order Of 7th July 1881, which
is to be worn by the dogs, and for which
82.g0 are to bo.paid. After said time every
dog in Lhe town for which no sign has been
procured will be caught and brought to the
Police Office and detained there 3 times "A
hours, when it will be killed unless the
owner appears before to reclaim the dog,
purchase a sign and pay a fine Of $500 cents.
Fraderik8ted's Police Office the Ilth
August 1898.
r. PETERSEN.
, 1893-08-16
Tau6latlon
publication.

SET is hereby brought to public
"a notice, that midwife Mrs. HOVER
from the lst Of September a.c. will
take over the 7th District, and that
Mrs. NEUNANN, midwife in the
3rd District, from the same date
viii take over the 4th District and
Mrs. HILL, midwife IN the 7th Dis
trict, the 3rd District.
Government Secretary's Office, st. Croix,
The nth August 1873. q
LIMPRICHY.
, 1893-08-16

Aug 12th-per schnr. "Vigilant" from St.
Thomas-Celestine Martin, Mrs. L. W.
Beethorne, Margreth Grove, Patrick Patrick,
Daniel Andersen, jeremiah Lewis, Robert
Thomas, Henry Nathan, A Totteu, Theodor
Mahony,
Aug l4th-per schnr, .Vigilant" for ST..
Thomas-TAeodor Mahony, Arlington Totten,
Patrick Patrick, Mrs. Theresa Jensen, Eliza
Petersen, George Flemming, Bommy
Jackson Ernest George, E. Struer.
July l6th-for New York via trederikste6
per s. s. "Madiana"-Clara Jackson, Planter
Schmilgelow and wife. Adrianna Williams.
July l6th-for St. Thomas via Frederiksted
per 5. >. "Madiana'-Revd Z. G rsider and
family, Lawyer A. E. Stakemann.
FREDERIKsTED.
Aug 1lth-per American Barkenteen %.
w. Dresser for New York-Mr. II. Halliday
2 cousins, Messrs. Connolley, n. Prendergast,
W. A. Henderson, & p. Sized.
Aug l4th-per schnr. MARY for S.
Thomas-Revds Rietvelt & Verlooy, Bro.
Patrick. Miss j. S6b6tkel, Mrs. Hansen & b.
Irwin, Jane William.
Aug l2th-per sohnr. MARY" from St.
Thomas Mary Burnard, Miguel Babe and
wife, Sarah Maloon,
, 1893-08-16

On the 9th instant at a private school in
the town of Frederiksted | felt the greatest
pleasure in attending a public examination:
Mistress of School. Miss Crosby. lntelhs
cence marked the faces Of the pupils, and one
was agreeable paid to devote an afternoon IN
that way.
Frederiksted, " August 1898.
, 1893-08-16
acknowledgements

DET bekiendtgjores herved, at
u Gouvernementet har bcmyndi-
get Herr ROBERT G, BHLL til
midlertidigt at fungere SON Consul
aragenf Frederikstedfo dc Forenede
slater af America under Herr WIN.
i. MOORE'S FIay@relso.
Gouvernements- Secretarlatet, St. Croix,
den AIDE August 1888.
LIMPRICHT.
, 1893-08-16
ARRIVALS.

July 31st-American brigt 81. Towner''
1872 tons, Captain Dayton from New York.
Aug. 2nd- English $. $ 'Madiana'
1888 tons captain Fraser via ST. Thomas.
Aug l4th-Freneh sohnr. "Eiise" 50
tons, Captain Greon from St. Martin.
DEPARTURES.
Aug. 2nd-English $. s. "Madiana'
1888 tons Captain Fraser for 81. Kits.
Aug 9th-AmeIican brigt II. Towner4
l82 tons Captain DaCon for New York.
Aug 10th American balEenteen ~
w. D~l esser" 572 tons Captain Parker tor
New York,
Aug 18th -Fronch schur. elise 80 tons
Captain Greon for Pointe.a-Pitre
, 1893-08-16

Bekjendtgjorelse

So EFT bringes heryed til otfentlig
~ Kundskab, at Districtsjorde-
moder IOYER fra den lste f.M. at
rcgne ansGttes i 7de District, medens
Observation-Disclosures NEUMAN&, nu
/ 3die District, fra samme Tidspunkt
at regne,ansaettes i 4de District OF
Observation-Disclosures HILL, nu i 7de
District. j 3die District.
G-ouvcrncments, Secretal iatet st. Croix, den
] lite August 1898.
LIMPRICHT.
, 1893-08-16
Translation.


TgNgRITH reference to publication
wv dated Isl of July a. c. it is
hereby brought to public notice that
Midwife Mrs. OLSEN, under the 8th
instant, has taken over her district,
Government Secretarys Office, St. Croix
the nth August 1898.
LIMPRICHT.
, 1893-08-16
Translation


FROM THE POLICE.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-27

Sn ct. Saul bat li9 tiir5li9
cine @eieuldaft gum 8au eincs idiffba>
rem Canals 3m,l@en ct. Paul uno OH
Iutb sebiloet, ~elde uuter benz 9famen
vMinnejo jota Canal Company" BET Dem
Staate Minnelota um Grtbeilung BON
&0rperiboftsredten nadseiu3t bat unb
uber Elm Nctiencapital uon 20 Milionen
Dollars uerfii9en piro. Der 3ped oes
Canals iou bie Grleidteruns bes @ez
treioeperjanots uno GerbiQi9erung Der
&obleniradten na6 benz @eten lein,
inoem bic @jetreioel9iffe in BUFFALO ,m
Staatc gem yort &oble als 0tiidfra@t
einnebmen uno iie ouf Dem @aiier~es
obne llmlabun9 bis ct. paul brinsen
louen. Daour9 ,uiiroen bic Iransports
tolten Der Come &oble uon $3.50 ouf
so Gents ermdbi9t weroen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-27
9ruri8 dwcr tpobr.

rMiu lee,pe t6aat. Tu tauuit mi bureu,
Oat 0u heit Oine Sru perlllrem;
Se bett 10 tru to Sib ., itabn
In @lens, mot ie flint bett. babu, ..
llem Vi bat yewen lidbt to mate,. -
Sc" iesst ou 6aat, r0at iiinb ION Saten
Gn llnsliid tiimmt mid eems aIeem,
yiu is 7 nod babel1in 9ef4ebn,
Min eensi9it Sob bd Of trepiren,
Dit ruarb mi fiilis rllnsenirel.
n9tu, III, oil sSriitb, bat 'Stwors 9emib,
Tat iowat beliden truri9 is;
sSnbeb, 0u belt 10 peele Eriin'u,
Dor ,uarben iid bod med uun iinn'n,
Oe gilt nit tbiilp 81 liinb to Samb,
0u biiit 10 nib III lib betonnt." =
.Oor bebbt &c &ebt in, Serr 0eitpbaleu.
Slot pun be Sriin'u is mir to balen. -
Deuu iebu g, it bin Ma a0tobopen
scSu min Nebraumnib 'riimmelopen;
Wflt II amer sSru uuu mi e,, sseber raben,
God Reener bett mi II a,ner Sob arbaben =
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-27

&rauie & Siri9 fibren elm aussez
sei3netes praparat gum Neinisen uon
8dnoen uno Tapettn.
r. NQe Sorten 9arinse,. oarunter
ra6te bouanoiide", iowie oQe Nrten
&die, namentlid ousse;ei6netcr Sim>
burger, INNER an t6anb Bel
ba ~. ,".> QS. q m me.
Den b0@iten Marttpreis in @aib
fiir Butter unb Gier sablt I'M Balement
pon Mrnolb's Store an Der @de uon
Minneiota II. 2. NorbitraBe 9enrp
Grone. (ba)
- Den b06iten Wtarttpreis fir
S@meine sablt su ieoer 3eit G. Stuebe.
.-... ba
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-27
Cine Nfillioll Treun6e.

eSu ber Notb erfenut mau feline nabre,
Nreuube, unb cine Million Meni6en babe,
eiueu iol6eu mabren Sreuub IN Or. Sings
9teuer gntoeduug seaeu @ussebrlns, 5uitel1
uub Grtdltuu9en 9eilubeu. ySeun Ou bie=
les 9robe9uiteumittel n,emals sebraudt bait.
10 ,pirb cine Hrobe did iiber;eu9en, baB es
in alien Sdllen Don 6als=, Sruitz uno Sun=
gentraufeu muuberbore Seiltrdfte beiist. Se=
be Tlal9e 1T 9arantirt, alles su uoQbria9el1,
mas beaniprlt9t uirb, ober bas. Gielb mirb
;uriideriattet. Qrobeflal9eu fret in 8. lR.
Oliens Ipotbete. grobe Slai6en 80 Gents
uub ST. /
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-27

W Nbounirt auf ben vTorti3ritt".
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-27
aus oe''t etaat.

Sn ct. YauI lit Nnfanss lester
@ode i'm Niple oer Little Sisters OF
the Poor Jrau Ebereia Bonoen, cine
ber dlteiten gemobnerinnen jsnesBlaees,
int boben Nlter BON lo4 Sabren seitors
ben. w..
Gin @erii9t, weldes ant Don>
neritas in lester @o9e circulirte, wo>
nad Staats>Seuator Tawnep pon Wiz
mona einen GleuatorzS9a9t inn Metroz
politan 6otel in ct. Saul 6erunterses
fallen lei unb tOoli@e gerletunsen ba<
uonsetrasen babe, tlarte ii@ babin auf,
oaB ct cine Treppe in Didinions @e>
i@dft binunteritiirate unb gum Gerbin6en
ie,ner unerbebli@en gerleeunsen na@
ienem 6otel sebra9t wuroe.
Gin jun9er Siour Snbianer,
Qtamens Setb>glear>Gpes, ma@te letz
ten Donneritas Mbenb int Union Depot
gu ct. Saul einen Selbitmoroueriu@,
inbem er ii6 nit einem Jaiir,nener ben
9als burdsul4neioen ueriudte, mas
i'm aber nur tbeilueile selan9. Deriels
be bate in oerSnoianeri@ule ;uGarlisle,
Ba., itubirt, muBte aber feline Stu>
6ien pesen an9esriffener @eiunobeit
auf9eben uno befano iid, in Besleituns
zines Treunoes, auf Der &eiie nod 9ar=
lem, Montana, ieiner 6eimatb. Sn
einem MnfaQ uon S@mermutb ueriu6te
ct an ienem Nbene il, BET 8arbieritube
bes Union Depots ieiuem 9eben Elm gn>
be gu MAIDEN, moran ct aber bon einem
8arbter9ebilfen, BET feline 9lbii@t er>
rietb, perbinoert muroe. 9}i9tsoeito=
ueniser bra@te er ii@ einen bdBli3en,
mennslei@ ni@t lebenssefdbrli@en
S@nitt am 6clie BEL.
. en-. ct a.ats= Mubito t.. linb
bic uon oer letten Qesislatur 9ema@ten
0erwiqi9un9en por9ele9t, uel@e bic
re9t itattli9e Summe pon "a, ,655,7oo
reprdlentiren uno ii4 fol9enoermaben
....AL .;ro.,. -t-..l. -
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-27

Sn Bellinsb M, Minn., lit BET
NortbmeternG Gleuator, in meldem 1907
900 8ui@el @ei;en untersebradt uaz
rem neoer9e brannt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-27
ANDREW J. ECKSTE|N,
4 gi9entbiner ber
&io1ier NpotDetc:
Reru nlm, Minn.

Stem uln1, Minn. ~ .
Mebiainen, Gben1italien, Eoilettenar>
titelm, parfamerien, Tarben, Del, STR
niiIen, @las, 8i9er, @@reibmateria>
lien pnb Muftin itrumerte itets TT GROCER
Mus.pabt an 2aser.
Mecepte na@ mebi3inii@en &eseln NIT
9r6Bter @ori ii9t angeferttgt. . A..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-03
TIE cAlIronNIA sEYAroEsmIr.

san Francisco Jan. 9--1h" California Legislature"
assemble, tonorrpw In biennial session. The L"ci-
aiurc is composed 81 hny-ninc Democrats. hiiy
three Republicans and eight Populists. 1h' ci'f IN
crst Of the session ccntrs In The election al Ii'ri
states senator 20 succeed senator 4. y. FELTON, TT"
leading candidates have hem stephen Whit. Of IHs
Angeles: ". ". Foot". - Alameda ard James Cole
man Of san Francisco on ~" DcrlocrAiic Hd' .
Charles " FELTON,. 81 Matco. and NJ. u. De
Young and Morrill, F-icc. OF ~an lran'icp' on ''
Republican side The Drmocr rats lack only two votes
Of a majority on Joint ballot while tAc Republicans
lack eight. statement, have hccn made 10 ih' oi'''
that cigh Popust votes would b" cast with ID" Ee
uubcans for u, election 4 United states senator
bni tld, Is denied by several Of H. Popn'l-'- Who
state that thcy viii vote rs unlt their prei'rcnc"
being Thomas Y. Gator. Of san lranciic0. The lie
puillc?ns arG Democrats now looking after In"
doubtful votes of Burke. 81 IAN lmnc"o WI" was
elected f. the Assembly ron partisan ana '"f'
son ludcp.ndrnt from IAN Diego. both 81 "hom lltc
boon classcd with Republicans. Assuming '.' iH,
pnnulis,s combine with the RopuhHrinS ana Nlat
f'nilsnp votes with the DrmoC rn'.. ~ 'Hr' HOW N
meet the legislature would be lied on JOINT h"li"'
and Il would dcvOlvc Ou Governor MnrN m VINO J.,
n Rc,ribllcar 80 appoint n senator one h@Vu" ''
IL. c,r,o,, Is tho withdrawal since saturday "i lW''
,.h, ncN 10 White I, considered th" mos. promising
uomncratIc cnndidnc. lie states that ~ Withdrawn
uas luspr,-l by n wish 80 a. Id inJhnhS the Demo
cratic sidc by dividing It's forces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-03
DEMO- RATS BEATEN IN MONTANA.

REPUBLICANS ASD POPUIIsTs ORGANIZE TIE
LOWER BRANCH OF TIE LEGISLATURE.
Helena Mont Jam o-Thc Senate organized
ny el.c,ipc normancnt officers, f.. ID. Mats. Demo
Graf, was president protein When the House pro-
cccdcd to the organization DavidSco DEM was ao
sent because sickness. The State Auditor was III
the chair. The rolcal was made, leaving o"t Tue
names Of both cont'~,lng candidates from 'ho''au
County Democrats oliccing without success All o'n''
members sworn in. motion was cafii'u .,
the Republicans including two PopuliSs, to proceed
70 the election Of temporary chairman, the Demo
Gratis AGAIN obIccting. leaving t.cr seats. Inc 4. :
mining twenty-five Republicans and Two i"p,nin.S
The populist, among great cheering by the Rcpubh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-03
An Enemy Bamed.

Tbere IL On enemy with whom thousands are familiar
eli their lives. because they ore born with tendency
n bi,iousness with this enemy they constantly
battling with Intellectual weapons iosct.ers Stomach
Filters will baAe II. Mere pursat,cs will not reform
dsordcred condition OF the liver indicated. not by con-
spaton alone but also by sick he1iachcs ycllowncss OF
the skin and eye balls fuffed tongue and uncal
ness particularly pressure the right side.
upon ana below the ribs Avoid drastic purgatyes
which gpc and weaken the ntestncs, and substitute this
anti.blcus cordial, which likewise
masra stomschic and kidney complaints rheumatism and
nervousness As laxative Of tie bowels, pllrlcs but
crectus, improves appetite. sleep and the ability 10
digest, and possesses the additional advantage OF q
standard tonic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-03
4 CLOSE STRUGGLE IN KANSAS.
THE QUESTION CT TIE sENAToRsHIP ovEE


sHADOw:NG Alb LEGISLATION.
Topeka Kan, Jan. o-Thc intensity OF the Interest
in the fight for Senator In Kansas has practically
ovcrshadowed questions o. legislation. All 'h"' HIS
been said and written about the coming session since
election has had reference the selection OF senator
Peiins's successor rather than 10 the P'sS'Hc WI
amendments or repeal OF laws The Legislature uoeS
not open until week hence and all matters r'Ha'u
ing It's organization and probable action are III l"
chaotic state 10th the senatorial and the leg iauVe
questions hinge upon the organization OF the iio">c
The Republicans have n bare majority OF one III INC
uouse and if they can compel the attendance oil every
Republican member, and keep him IN inc thrrc seems
10 be every reason 10 believe that they viii succeed
IN organizing the House. That done they VIII nav"
tho mower II they desire 10 use It, 10 unScat enough
popni,ts TO majority on Joint baiio ann u
elect n Republican successor TO senator P"rhni' -
III ont the uncxpircd term Of the late senator fum'
ON the Other hand. the Popul!ss have majority In
tho Senate OF three aud will b. able to nrSeat the
entire minority OF eleven members II ncc"' sary 10
overcome on Joint ballot the majority whch thc hc
pubcans might by the unScnting process III
the House. Tho fight then wonM degenerate INTO n
question II which party could unscat III" most mem
bcrs Doth parties dlscalm any intention Of unsca'-
Ing ANYBODY In that event the Republicans VIII IT,
able to organize the House the ropustS will have
majority of three in the Senate. and the four straight
ont Democrats three in the House ana one IN INC
senate will hold the balance Of power on lof bhlo'
the parties IN Joint session being divided n follow" :
Repnbllcans. ~ Popullsts. -; Democrats 4.
rp TO the time that the Popnist leaders IT Their
indianapolis meeting issucd the manifesto urging nil
rppust legislators TO support only sirairhout fopu
ust candidates for the Senate. the chances seemed
good for a fusion OF Populists and DcnocFnts upon
. senatorial candidate. either som" ihcrn, Demo
John Martin, or some Topu>t who had Democratic
tendencies. like Congressman elect Harris I'D"
uracIudcd such possibility. The Popnliets ar" In
clincd 10 obey their lcaacrs order. ana IA" Demo
Gratis ere perfectly willing 10 let them attempt 20
elect with minority. willie they tthc Democrats
hold The balance 81 power. .
senator Perkins IS 4 candidate for reelection. H.
has no opposition and viii without doubt secure tho
Republican caucus nOmiua ion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-03
a HREE.coRNERED Eight N Nebraska

Omaha, Neb., Jan. o.-On Tuesday at Lincoln will
open one Of the prettiest three fights ever
witnessed In legislative session Neither of the three
parties has sufficient strength 70 organize either
house OF the Nebraska General Assembly wItbo, the
assistance Of the other two. and thus far no plan OF
fusion combination has been presented that meets
the approval OF the parties interested. II seems
probable. however, that the Democrats and indepcnd
ents may get together before tomorrow night. In
addition TO tho election OF United States senator 10
succeed Senator Paddock, the LEGISLATURE will be
called upon TO deal With important railroad Iegsla
ton and other matters OF vital interest to the state
The party holding organization control the Legs
laturc. One Of the peculiar features is the situation
N Knox County. By decision OF the Supreme
Court rendered Saturday. Republican will be sent
10 the House from that county Instead OF an Inde-
pendent To accomplish this II Is necessary to serve
the courts writ the County Clerk OF Knox County
When the ba,ih reached Nobrara the county seat, on
Saturday evening he found the County Clera an In
lependent had been warned Of his coming ard had
got out Of sight The bailf Is now chasing ne
fugitive clerk from place 20 place In order 10 0btnin
service on him. But II Is too late to comply with
The courts order and have he Republican member
present at the opening session.