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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06

LINCOLN, Heb, June 6.-The supreme
court last evening rendered its decision in
the impeachment cases, finding the three
state officials, Attorney General Hastings,
Commissioner of Public Buildings Hum
phrcys and Secretary Of State Allen not
guilty, and the five charges of impeaeh.
ment preferred by the legislature are not
sustained. Tho court sustains the plea of
nonjurisdction in tho cases of ex-Trcas-
urcr Hill, cxAuditor Benton aud ex-At.
torney General Lease
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06

FIHDLAY, o., June The city drilled in
minute gas well on the Creighton farm,
five miles east of the city yesterday. When
the gas was struck the flow was so strong
that the tools were blown from the well.
An effort to shut the well failed, and the
tubing was blown higher than the der
rick. This well outrivals the famous
Karg, and the roar Of the escaping gas
can be heard for five miles.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06

The vaccination laws are practically in
suspense. In some districts many childrei
have never been vaccinated. Even whcrt
tho letter of the law has been complied
with vaccinations have been done in a very
lax and untrustworthy way, and there has
been an almost entire absence Of reyaccina-
zion. n.--London Lancet,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06

DECATUR, Ills, June 6.-The grand jury
for the June term of the circuit court was
impaneled yesterday. Judge Vail, after
delivering the usual charge, vigorously de-
nouneed tho Bush lynchiug and said the
grand jury must find who committed it,
There is no doubt that there is to be a
prosecution of the lynchers, and it may be
vigorously pushed on to conviction.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06

ST. JOINS, N F., June GA disastrous
fire occurred here. An entire row Of tcne-
ments, containing twenty-six families OF
lo1 persons, was completely destroyed,
with nearly all the contents A number
Of bed ridden persons and children were
rescued only after tho greatest excrtions
The condition OF the sufferers Is deplora-
bic. They will be housed temporarily in
Sheds
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06

NEW YORK, June Crank Ellison, who
was recently expelled from the Manhattan
club for ungentlemanly conduct, COM
mitted violent assault on II. Henrique
last evening. Henrique had just left his
house when he was set upon aud brutally
beaten. The victim is unconscious and
Ellison cannot be found.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06

CHICAGO, June 8-The diamond exhibit
from South Africa was opened yesterday
at the fair A great throng watched the
process of diamond development as fol
lowed in the Dcbeers diamond mines MT
Kimberly, South Africa. The fourth in
the series of congresses opened yesterday.
1t is devoted to the subject of temperance.
The paid admissions were $3.50.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06

JERSEY CITY, June CA premature exz
plosion of dynamite used in blasting for
the New York, Susquehanna and Western
railroad at Stroudsburg, Pa, injured
eight men. They were brought to Ho-
boken, where one of them, named Fitz-
gibbons, died in the waiting room. Two
others will probably die.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06

cred by means of slow sailing ships could
DO In the way of rapid travel. The princess
held on and seemed TO enjoy the sensation
OF being shot through the air as from a
cannon. At Huntington the train was
stopped, and the princess climbed down
after having ridden twelve miles in twelve
minutes.
Long before the royal train reached this
city the streets in the vicinity of the de-
pot were thronged with thousands of sight
seers, who elbowed each other in an at
tempt to secure point of vantage As
the party entered the carriages in waiting
the pent up enthusiasm OF the crowd
broke forth in repeated cheers while it
was with difficulty that the detail of po
lice forced passage for tho carriages.
All along the line of march to the hotel
the streets were lined with people, and tho
passage OF the nations guest was marked
by thunders Of applause. Eulalia may
feel proud of her reception to the Worlds
Roi nj tfv
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06

OTTAWA, June GA dispatch from
Buckingham says that Mrs. w. jackson,
a bride of week, died yesterday crazed
with terror at the report that man named
William Forde, who murdered her two
sisters three years ago, Is still living
Forde was supposed to have killed himself
at the time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06

WASHINGTON, June 6.-Among the ap-
pointments just made by President Cleve-
land are the following: Charles H. Man
sur, of Missouri, to be second comptroller
of the treasury; John w. Webster, of New
Mexico, to be a commissioner from the ter
ritory of New Mexico to the Worlds Col
nmbian commission; Charles w. Drayton,
of New York city, to be postmaster of that
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06
How They "scooped" the Bookmalers

BALTIMORE, June 6--The Evening News
says that Lynn & Wall, the Arlington
bookmakers, were feeced out of aboi
$4,000 last week by two New York sharp.
,ers who stood in with New York op-
orator, who withheld the results of the
race on the big tracks and sent prear,
ranged signals over the ticker, which no
one but his confederates understood.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06

Mems Shoes.
Mems Handse Welt Russia. Rus.
set, Balls and Blucher5, square ana
pointed toes, $3.50; worth 80 80.
Mems Russet Calf Balls and Blucners, S2i
worth s3.
Mems Sort Kangaroo Shoes, Lace and
Congress, $3.50; worth $3.50.
Mems best quality patent leather
shoes A sty les 81; worth $3.50.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06

MAYS LANDING, June 6-Senator NJ. S.
Quay, who is on his annual visit to Brig
antine, the little resort on the coast above
Atlantic City, is meeting with great sue
cess in his fayorite pastime of fishing, and
each day captures goodly number of
large fine specimens of the bass and weak
fish for which the Jersey coast is renowned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06

LONDON, June 6.-In the house of COM
mons yesterday Gerald Balfour, Conserva-
tive for Leeds, moved that the Irish gov
ernment be forbidden to appoint judges
and magistrates. After sharp debate
the amendment was rejected by vote of
COL fa orS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06

ALTOONA, June G.-The Clearfield and
Mahoning railway a branch ofthe Buffalo,
Rochester and Pittsburg railroad, was
opened to the public yesterday. 1t extends
from Clearfeld to Dubois, a distance of
twenty five miles, and through some of the
best coal fields in Pennsylvania.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06
Tho valkyrie Again Victorious.

LONDON, June 6-The Valkyric won an
other race yesterday, beating the Britain
mia by one minutes time. The other cut
ters-the Inyerna and Calluna-were no.
where In the race. and the Satanita aban.
doned the race soon after it began, owing
to an accident
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06

The manager of telephone office with
an inclination for statistics estimates that
about one in every eight telephone girls
gets married annually, Men probably con-
elude that girl who can keep her temper
anrufiied in a telephone Office is not apt to
develop into a shrewish wife.-Exchange.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06

NEWARK, N. j., June 6.-Judge An
drew Kirkpatrick, the receiver of tho Do
mestic Sewing Machine company, has
shut down the company's works In New
ark. By this act 100 hands are thrown on.
Of employment
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06

es' Shoes.
Misses Fine Dongola Heeled and
Spring Button, S1.20; worth Si.75.
Misses Dongola Spring and Heelcd
Button patent tipped and plain, 9Sc.;
worth Sl.40.
Misses Russet Lace Shoes. sLa5;
worth 500.
Boys and Youths.
Boys Real Calf. neat shoes. sizes II to
5N. 9Sc.; worth Sl.40.
Youths Russet Lace Shoes, SL2J;
worth SLID.
Boys Russet Lace Shoes, el50:
worth S2.25.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06


At s3-Ladles' imported Russia. Tan,
Lace Blucher Shoes, nobby new effects.
Elsewhere S4.
At s2.50-Iadies' Russia Calf Blucher
Lace Shoes styles. Actual value. $3.50.
At S2-Ladies' Russet Goat Bluchers
Lace and Button. They're $3.50 TO So 9TH
er places
At 81 5O-LadIes' Russet Goat Bluchers.
strictly solid and durable. Worth - so.
ladies' Suede Oxfords, 8 shades, $3.50.
Regular 81 % values.
SPECIAL.
Poo pairs Ladies' Grey Suede Oxfords.
Regular s2.25 quality; we've too many
this shade. S1.19 gives you choice;
so styles of Ladies' Russet Low Shoes.
from 75c. up to Sc. so pair; all shapes,
shades and widths; youlepay fully. 25 per
cent. more for same qualities elsewhere.
Children's Shoes.
Infants Soft Russet Button Shoes, Tan
ard Dark Brown, 35c; worth 60c.
Chld's Russet Button, sizes to 8. 73c;
worth 81. Sizes sll to 1914 91c, worth
Sl.25.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06
AT HIGH TILE.

Our stock Of Summer highest tde-wth
prices the lowest known ebba hint that the time
buy Russes predominant The these goods has
fully expectations We prepared for Thought early
the when other dealers little mid lay in supply
They'll tell they're Not with Our stock
never larger prices lower than RIGHT NOW.
We submit few facts" for your inspection.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06

The marine lamprey's adhesive power IS
such that i2 pounds may be raised without
forcing it to loose its hold It is so tena-
cious of life that its head remains for hours
attached to stone when its body Is sev.
ered
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06

Showers; cooler except in southern New
Jersey; southerly to westerly winds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06


Spanish and American colors drapinp
from the ceiling. There Is private room
back Of this, which was the princess own
room, and in which she slept Inst night
Opening from this Is the observation room
at the rear of the train. There are two
state rooms forward of the main saloon
and the car has sleeping accommodations
for eight people.
The most interesting event of the trim
from New York was ride on the locomo
tive while passing through Pennsylvania
last eveAing AS the train entered the
mountains the princess expressed desire
to ride on the locomotive. The engineer
WIS notified and preparations quickly
made to give the princess new experience
Tho train was stopped at Mount Union,
eighty-six miles west Of Harrisburg, and
tho princess boarded the locomotive. With
her was the Prince, Commander Davis and
Mr. Parke. The princess climbed up the
Iron steps without difficulty, and stood on
tho left side Of the cab. The prince stood
close by her side. The run was through
enc Of the most interesting sections of the
Pennsylvania road. The swaying Of the
engne caused her to grasp the arm of the
prince for support, but she held her posi-
Mon firmly. Trees and mountains flew
past with rapidity that made one dizzy.
The royal house of Spain was being shown
what the America which Columbus discov.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06
EULALIA AT CHICAGO.
Arrival Of the Nations Guest at
the Worlds Fair City.
ENTHUSIASTIC GREETING GIVEN.

uho streets from the Kaiiroad Depot To
the Hotel Lined with People, Who Mako
Her Passage q Continuous ovation-Tho
Princess Ride on the Locomotive.
CHICAGO, June e.-Princess Eulalia and
party arrived here at noon today. The
Foyal party consists of tho Princess Eula
pia, Prince Antonio, the Duke do Tamanes,
the Marchioncss Arco Hermosa and Don
Pedro Jover, the royal secretary. Com
mander Davis, United States navy, as the
representative of the president of the
United States, accompanied the royal
party, while Mrs. Davis and Miss Davis,
lwife and daughter Of the commander,
poined tho party at Jersey City by special
Invitation OF the princess.
Tho royal train consisted of one of the
big Pennsylvania express locomotives, the
Pullman combination baggage and buffet
car Savarln, the Pullman sleeper Scotland
Iand Mr.. Pullman's own private car. This
car was occupied by the royal guests. 1t
Is one Of the finest private cars in America.
II has large saloon in the centre, which
serves as reception and dining room, and
which today Is u swarm of roses with
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-02-22

+ Olycksd1ger kalkbackakning.
En- son till A. Bastian Fulton, Iowa,
akte harom dagen kalkbacke, hvarvid
han tornado mot ett kommande akdon
och skadade sig sa lila att han atled
kort derefter.
Intrafad kris. En- kris b0rsmark-
MAIDEN New York intraffade nyligen
och sasom en- f6ljd haraf gjorde det sto-
ra Reading Railroad Company" kon-
kurs. A. A. Mcleod, Edward Patton
och E. p. Wilbur ;iro utsedda till utred.
ningsman.
Kunde ej enas. Wyomings legisla'
tur slot den Is dennes sitt arbete utar
att hafva Walt nagon f0rbundssenator
De olika partien kunde Ell enas ON ma
gon gemensam kandidat. Guvern0rer
kommer derf6r att utnamna f0rbunds.
senator och blir valet troligen mellar
John G. Thompson och mr.. New.
Ihjelfrusen. En- gammal qvinna,
hustru till August Berg, boende ensam
ett hus narheten af Pomeroy, iowa
fans for nagra dagar sedan ihjelfrusen
Hon var sjuklig och var beroende af 81.
ma grannars hjelp. Under den da'
gars starka sn0stormen hade.-emeller.
It'd ingen bes0kt henne, utan f0rst pt
fjerde dagen kom en- af grannarner och
fam henne d0d.
svar olyckshandelse q sparvae
n u a n vi
hvarvid tire personer d0dades och fera
NOR eller mindre skadades. Sparvag.
nen gick utf0r en- backe och f6rarer
kunde Ell kontrollera maskineriet, hva,
dan vagnen med stark fart st6rtade ut.
| for och en- kurva vid slutet af backer
giclks ur sparet och OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SAINT krossades spillror. Det var 4;
passagerare vagnen. De d0dade aro
j. 0. Dennis och hans son Bertram
SAINT j. T. johnson.
Pa bar backe. Fran Youngstown
| Ohio, meddelas att Robert l.. Walker
en- framstaende bankman och kapitalis
har gjort konkurs SAINT 6fverlemnat al
sin egendom till sina kreditorer. Gu
vern6r Mckinley star borgensfUrbin
delser for honom till cit belopp af $50,
600 och kommer antagligen hela han
f0rm6genhet att stryka med. Guver
nor Mckinley och mr.. Walker hafv,
linda fran gossaren varit de intimast,
vanner The Girard Stove Works
hvari Walker var stor aktieegare, ha1
afven gjort konkurs. Skulderna uppg;
till $4,000 dollars; tillgangarne ar'
/ OkAnda
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-02-22
w [ S G D N ST N.

Varregn. Den II denncs regnade
det trakten af Black River Falls
INeenah har ett pappersbruk, ko-
stande $500, 600, blifvit uppf0rdt SAINT
ar nu f;irdigt. Omkring $50 arbctare
orhala hiirigenom syssels;ittning.
A. r. Bergh Eau Claire har ahi-
dit. b. var president for det bolag,
hvilket hade i uppdrag att f6rvalta
framlidne Qvales ansenliga f0rm0gen.
het.
Skendod. Fran Augusta f6rmules
att en- ung qvinna vid MANN Susie DucQ-
lon, hvilken, sasom det ans;lgs, afled der
traktcn, ,qvicllnade till under det liket
fOrdcs in Till staden.
Eft mejeri skall byggas i Wood
Lake utaf cit al1tiebolag med G. FL.
Freeman fran Minneapolis spctsen.
Traktcns farmare siigas vara synncrli-
gen intresscrade fGretaget.
Missode pa jernvag. Geo. Meyer
i Fountain City blef hiirom dagen Of
verk0rd af ett bantag SAINT 0gonblick-
ligt d0dad. M. hade varit bosatt der
stiides sedan 1854 SAINT var en- It'd i be-
sittning af en- f0rm0genhet pl $4,000,
men dog nu s;isom en- fattig man.
Legislaturen. Senator Week har
vackt motion ON afskatfandet af skol-
supcrintendontsysslan counties SAINT
tillsiittandet af en- distriktsuperinten-
dent. Staten skall nemligen, enligt
motionen fraga, efter f0rsta manda-
gen 1895 upQdelas i storre skoldistrikt
for hvilka kompetente inspekt6rer
skola invaljas for 6fvervakandet utaf
den allmanna undervisningen. En-
motion, gaende ut pa att STRATA for an
dra resan d6mde brottslingar med 10
till 20 ars fangelse, har blifvit viickt af
senator Koenitzer.
West Superior-nyheter: Ameri-
can Steele Barge Company skall ut
str;icka sin verksanihet. till England.
Bolaget har nemligen atagit sig att un-
der instundande sommar bygga tvenne
lastangare efter "whale eback" "-konstruk-
tionen Liverpool. Delta talar godt
for delta bolag. g.-Stadens handelskam-
mare har latit bereda ett lagf6rslag an
gaende tillsattandet, af en- spanmalsin-
spekt6r, hvilket f5rslag skall anf6rtros
at legislaturen med begaran att det an
tages. - Ryktet will veta att f5rre pre-
sidenten af Superior National Bank A.
A. Cadwallader for narvarande vistas !
Brasilien.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-02-22

Fran Buffalo formales att en- ele-
vator, rymmande 10000 bushels span
NAL, blifvit uppf6rd derstades
En- ny norsk luth. forsamling
har bildats Crookston SAINT har for
samlingen under vecl1ans lopp blifvit
vederb6rligen inkorporerad.
Pensionerade. Bland de personer,
hvilka under den senast lydda vecksn
blifvit beviljade pension eller ock fatt
den samma f0r0kad, markes f0ljande
med skandinaviska namn: Jakob ia
Robson, e. johnson, John Johnson. ~
Lifsfarligt skadad blef harom da-
gen John Carlson, anstald ett faktori
Mankato. Han rakade namligen blif-
| va invecklad masl1ineriet SAINT blef sa
svart krossad att d6den f6ljde efter ma
gra timmars f0rlopp Den sd sorgligt
omkomne var % ar gammal, gift SAINT
efterlemnar hustru och EFT barn.
Brefkort fran Hoffman. Fastan
h;ir tinnas manga framstaende sven
skar, har jag sillan last nagot SKAF-
FARENS spalter fran denna ort. Jag
will derf0re meddela nagot h;irifr5n.
| b0rjan af februari var all trafilx pa
jernv;igarne instald fyra dagar till
f6lje af sn0hinder, och stark k0ld var
radande. Den 2 januari hade Weners-
borgs Notwithstanding en- mycket lyc-
kad fest i norska kyrkan Hoffman.
kyrkan var till triingsel fyld af deltaH
gare. Festen, som leddes af teol. stu
deranden N. Lehart, hollis till forman
for Bethesda hospital ST. Paul ooh in
bringade omkring $50. Programet
upptogs af tai, defamation, sang och
musk. F0reningen har sedermera haft
tvenne m6ten, hvarvid ena gangen di-
skuterades ;imnet: "Jernct ar MYTH
gare lin guldet." ions.
Duluth-nyheter: En- utaf statens
tidigaste invanare, N Hulott, har afi-
dit. Mannen var ogift SAINT efterlem-
mar on f0rm0genhet pa 100000 - Du-
luth Jobbers Union gaf sin arliga BAN
kett f6rliden onsdags qviill. Sjelfve
hHdersg;isten vid niimda tillfalle var
jervagskungen Hill. Efter det Hills
nya jernvag till Red River blir fHrdig,
blir afstandet per jernvHg mellan Du-
luth och Pugetviken l,67O mil. H.
kOm Afven med den 6fverraskande upp-
lysningen, att efter f0rloppet af tire ar
maste 'lumber"- "-f0rradet transporteras
fran vestkusten. - The Moose Mining
Company of Duluth har inkorporerats
med 81 100000 aktiekapital. "Du-
luth Posten" berittar att landsmBnren
4 Alex. Johnson, John Rehnberg och
Andrew Larson 6ppnat riittegang mot
Northwestern Fuel Co., fOrdrande resp.
$4,000, 5000 och $25, 900 ersiittning
for skador, som drabbade dem sistlidne
26 aug. under arbete vid bolagets kol-
doclla. De h0llo pa att lossa l1ol af en-
jernvdgsvagn, da trivirKet gaf eftcr,
hvarvid vagnen foil Diver dem och till
logade dem st svara skador,. att Do tro
sig blifva lidande for all framtid. -
Tho Duluth Flour Mills Company har
bliivit inkorporeradt af f6ljande perso-
ner: H. p. Gill, w. C. Sargent, A. B.
NMolin, w. e. Richardson, W. McKin-
Icy, G.. w. Buck och c. d. Wright.
Boagots aktiekapital uppgifves till
$5OO,OO0.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-02-22
ID A KOTA.

Indianer under anklage1se. Tv$
indianer, hvilka mUrdat Invita- min {;
Pine Ridge agenturen S. Da., stHldes
onsdags inG0r F0renta Staternas GranG
jury Deadwood, S. Da., under ankla,
gelse for mOrd.
Jernvagsolycka. Eft Great North.
ern passagoraretag med tvi lokomotiv,
kaStades onsdags n;irheten af Bart
lett, N. d., ned for banvallen till folio
af att en- sl1ena gait sender. Flera
vagnar krossades. Iva personer blefvc
lifsfarligt sarade, medan Mo andra err.
h0llo mer eller mindre sv;ira skador.
En- demokratisk seger. Den Ian
ga och bittra kampon for val af roprc
sentant FOrenta Staternas senat fOl
staten N. Dakota, har andtligen slutats
i det demokraten w. N. Roach frau
Grand Forks blcf valid f0rliden mandag
81 omr6stningen. Mr. Roach ;ir fUdt
i London county, Virginia och kom til
Dakota for cirka 10 ar sedan, under
hvilken It'd han med flyer deltagit DO
litiken.
Hungrande indianer. FRAN Rol
la, N. d. skrifves den 16 feb En- dc
kanadiska halfblodsindianer, hvilke
6rliden host utcsl0tOs fran ratiOnsli
stan af don kOmmission, som tick upp
drag att undersUka Turtle Mountain.
indianornas fordringar arO upproriska
och hOta med att storma prOvianthuset,
savida dc ickc fl rationcr. 1rn specie
polisstyrka Ir utscdd att halla de upp
roriska styr.
S. Dakotas legislatur hallor p;
att tvinga jernviigsbolagen till att pa
vissa platser anl;igga sidosp;tr och sOr.
ia for biittre f0rbindclso vid kOrsvigar
F0rslagot hiirom ar till antagande re.
kommcnderadt af senatens jernvHgs-
4 komite. Afven rckommcndcrade sena.
ten det af epresentanthuset antagnu
f0rslaget ON bestiimmandet af mana,
der st;illet for 3 for erhallande af skis
MESA. Kan personlig kallelse icke ega
rum, maste klaganden vara bosatt
staten cit ar imam skilsmessa kan ega
rum.
En- farlig passagerare. Passa.
gerarne och tagpersonalen pa EFT al
Northern Pacifc-banans jernvagAag
hade onsdags en- hard kamp att besta
mod en- man, som pl0tsligt blef vansin-
mig och f6rs0kte kasta sig ut ur cit f6n-
ster. Han fick taget att STAMINA tv;i
| ganger, men till slut blef han efter en-
hard kamp 6fvermannad och satt for
| var. Hans MANN ir Hans Anderson,
utrustad med stora kroppskrafter. Den
olycklige f0rdes till jamestown, N. Da.
Hans f0raldrar aro bosatta Vermillion,
S. Da.
Mera land for s. Dakota. Sena-
tor Pettigrew har kongressen fatt till
antagande rekommenderadt ett for
Stag, som Ar af stort intresse FIR S. Da-
kota. F0rslaget tillerk;snner staten
raft att valja Fort. Randall militarre-
servationen som en- del af det land, sta
| ten har ratt att fordra af F0renta Sta
ternas regering. Denna reservation
innefattar $4,000 acres, hvilka Aro var
da $40 per acre mera lin nagot annat
land staten kunde valja. Senator Pet.
tigrew ar vArd all kredit for Diet arbete
! IAN nedlagt och for denpa sak.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-02-22

REPRESENTATIVES, En- langre
debatt utspann sig ON fragan huruvida
de respective utskotten skola> tillatas
halla sina sammantraden for lyckta
d6rrar eller ej.. Slutligen stannade
man vid det beslutet att lagstiftare
skola ega ratt att narvara afven ON de
ej AFRO medlemmar af det session va
rande utskottet. - Lagutskottet in
lemnade ett nytt f0rslag r0rande be-
skattning af sofvagnar.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-02-22

SENATEN utf0rde dag cit godt days
verke. Icke mindre an SO motioner
voro under f0rberedande behandling
SAINT blefvo med undantag af tva re-
kommenderade till antagande. Bland
dessa motioner aro atskilliga utaf gan
ska stor betydelse. vi aterkomma
emellertid till dem, mar de komma upp
for att antagas eller f6rkastas. Atskil-
liga motioner 1nlemnades, dock ingen
utaf mera .genomgripande art.