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Decorah-posten., 1893-06-27
etore 2fppbranoe.

6rpsteIise Siopbranee bar fiofts us'
biemisst fore Gtratuiuser al Minne'
ipia % @isepniin % aurettet umaabe'
fig Staos. @irgiuia or belle 5Orrst'
n~inssiuarteret neobrnnbt. Dmtrenl
treoipe Suie Iiaar tilbase % $40 er
br9nbte. Of gpen Werriit er Der fur
icrtsn Suie iilbass. Oct iamIebe 9at
an lnaes al S~astpnoise til l ,500,0 900,
Gsiurancen er iaa rar, man fan nos
resne, $1,000 600. gaa belle Stratnins
gen er Der for 3ioen benoeo $500
Wenneiter, Der manglsr 2p, al9ber %
5soe. Slt siSres iur at linore Nsoen,
% / DULUTH bar Ell ueoiat SjGlpetomite
alIerebe inbiamlet mellem $4,000 %
5000, % 6sos os alaoer tpmmer inb
ira ale Sibsr.
glae Camps % Glunts peb neoen-
nauute Miner er belt eler oeluis soes
lagt: Sbaip, Commodore, 5rantlin,
Sonss. Meiaba Mountain, Obip %
Rep gnslunb. &pgtet piloe itrar pioe,
at mango Wenne fer bar omtpmne, men
bet uioes M beitsmt, at Inlet 2ip er
saaet tabt iom 6oI8e al SlOebrauoen.
st Telegram fra SrOn &iper meloer,
at 8pen er pmsiUet al Slo, men bet er
biotil lptteoes gebOerne os 9ranbpG.
tenet at befiampe 8ranoeu. Se8iep d
cations fore 8urebu8, bet npe Stole'
bus, en- Slrte pg fire 8ebpeliesbuie er
brGnOte. SObn MeasIer bleu fOrbrenot
p9 bgbe unber geItr9belien for at bes
tiempe Slben peo bans Slem | N9rbes
ben al Mpquab. 90n bar en- befjerot
G. A. r. Manb og 9umbermano. 5lere
Sernbanebroer og en- Wt9nsoe 3ele9rais
pRle er nebbr9note. 8eb 86ite 8iper
itaar uuer 1000 glcres Surulanb /
5lammer. 3abet Der ~anilaaes til oper
$4,000. Smtrin9 @aibburu raier
Sloen enonu beitisere % 9abet Der er
ubpre.
@eit Sut eripr, 8is., 2Ooe Suni.
Stoubranbene rnier enbuu lan9s bet
eitli9e Winneiota ps Sputb Sbore
Sernbanen, % MiQiOner Sob 6urutra
lG88es i Glte. 3elearammer ira SrOn
&iper mcloer, at Sloen er unoer &Ons
trol, men at StOUen ruuot omfring
9pen branoer p9 ilere al Sa9mplerne
er / 5are.
Sele 8eien langs South Shore fra
Wibble Riper til ct Bar Mil fra 9tibs
lamb er Sfopen ct ene1te 5lammebap.
IQe Sperne latss 9inien er omringet
al Sloen. @eb Snnborn blep ben itors
9rabrp, iom er firth SOB bgi, antanbt
al @niiterne % bar mart eIter n Masie
at rDgeuce 8uiner. 8uptitun i bet pits
lise Winneiuta fog 9lO spnoas Otter
miobas, % 9rRncne, ium iprlub Sus
peripr oeo Miobd9stib, baooe @anIfe.
lisbeb ueb at tOmme ~isiennem. st fort
Gntal Sernbanenrbeioere fra Superior
bleu ielot ub, % Spen blep reobet, men
al Sfuu runot on er soelnst. Sgiaa
@pen ps &boOes Mia, welem 9ebbnm
os Solpote, bar libt en- Del Stabe peo
8ranoen.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-27
Otto YetmiQer ira ganttun, Sr

Otto Yeemiaer ira CANTON, Spo
Sntoia, Ct uonauu: til UiaribaI Tor SUB
Ga'ota. 6un er iobt / Gpitlanb, iuos
panoreos til be 6brenebe Stater i 1857
os boiatts fig i ~4liIpautee, g8iS., buor
ban boebs iuotiI 1879, ba ban be9puOte
at Ituosre qou Maoifon, Gi8. st Bar
Var ieuers hgt;eOs can til Oatota. q
1889 par ban 8~smstraternes 8anSioat
for StatsistretGr, men bleu life uaIat,
os 4 aur bar ban uRrst 6ormanb for
ben Ssmotratiite GentrnItomits. Saus
tlonGpntIie mootoge5 meb ~aIminSeIia
8iIireosbeO bIanOt SUB Gatctas Demo.
trater.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-27

2lee Ss. % ipeeiels gtufonsastuter.
Iaeiammeu par RepubIiiancrt. Der or
enSnu 90 ipteiele pension examiners
isitn 60 al Dem Ct RepubIi'anere Os 80
Oemotrdler.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-27

Weoa!ier. 5inausminiIter Carlisle
bar ienot SoIpwte6u[ier til Goparb &.
Nsils, gliIpautes, @i5., iOm ben 24oe
Guguit 1890 rso6sos en- Manb ira at
srutHs RiIwautee 6IoOea; ban gar oss
iaa isnot en- RsOninssmsOaIie al Sslu
til Wfartin anuOiOn peS 9itut 9slanS
&soninssftotion / @iscouFu Tor at bap.
Ssitasst 5%teSnin9en al Z Maub % en-
apinoe fra ben itranbs6e Stunnert AZ.
g. Ridols" ben 29be October 1892.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-27
2ap Temperature. - 49,
pertooe.

Sen fren9e Suloe, lont 1tolte Sltter
os | entelte al be ~fpresaaenbe 8intre
bar berlfet poer en- flor Del af europa,
far siuet Gnlebnins til en Del BE.
tr%a9tninser. Sfslse meteorolosiife
Sbierpationer, auitiaebe paa fprfiel.
lise Steber | europa, er bet sobtsiprt,
at Garets Miobeltemperatur lpnter, us
at benne umisfienoeliat itabige Neb.
gang i Semperatur piier Jig iaaeobt.
ium pper belle Dor 8eroensoel. &iss
tisnof bar Der | @uropas allsrnprbligite
Os nurbeitlisite @sne life piii fig nosen
iaabun Necsans. vi Sa9ttaselier, ans
itiaeoe paa tulp fOrifielise SteSer i
Welem' % Spbeurupa be ipp iioits
forlpbne aar, uiier iis berimub en- tp.
oelis, Omeno lansipm Spnfen al Fem,
p%eraturen. Gen pluoielise Sptreben
Of me9et itrens 8uloe, iom 9ilf9lbet
er ipinter, fan %uiitnut baue fin Qarias i
t~ilialbise lotale meteorulusiife 5Orbolb,
atmoIiarife Strsmninser etc. oerimpo
maa ben itabise Spnfen al Mibbeltem.
%reraturen oiItnof bape andre IarIager,
enten elluriite eler fosmiife. Man bar
iaaleoes isst at i~prtlafe SenOmenet neb
en- lansium 5%Oranbrins al Sorbbauen
eIer osiaa peo ben ipinsenbe 8eo9.
selie % lanstiOmt fig foranbrenb. Still.
ling al Sorbens Smoreininssaee. On.
belis bar man tenft zig, at belle SOlips
itemet, ps meo bette Dor Serb, unber
jim 8ep9selie fan tomme IND | folbere
gsue al 8erbensrummet. Temperas
turens Spnfen bar sioet Gnleonins til
9roen paa ben Wtulisbeb, at SOrbens
nOrblise Salufu9ls for 1iben saar en-
up Ssperiuoe imsoe, / 2isbeo meb ben,
Der / en- lansit ~iuripunben Glib berHebe
ouer en- tor Del af Sprben. Smioler'
tib fan man bel ueppe iatte ben itrense
8uloe, Der optraber enfelte 8intre, |
nosen 5Orbinbelie meb fosmiife 5or'
bulb, ba man for 8intertemperaturen
life bar funbet npsen reselmasFs peri.
ubif gi, eler G,ltasen. - GIN Ssps'
riooes mulise Snbtraben / Sremtiben
sr imiblertio ct interesiant Spsrss.
mual, buis assnins er iOrisst af trent
rusenoe 5oritere.
Taa Yromenaoen. Srsfenen (unaa'
S,,t ~ RS, acA,r4s,Ne 0,eoUarl.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-27
Spem bar opinnbet @als2 6

8eiienoe, Der err for beiteoen til at On.
tie lit &aOn pfientlissiort, bar iislse
er9elife Blade ppoaset, bpOrira Salien
TANNER. Soerten 2pitlano eIer no.
get anoet 2ano europa ian sisre 6or.
bring paa at bare oenre 9ans's Ssoe
lamb. galien tpmmer Iigeiom iaa
mango andre mrrfelise ENG ira airita.
Ten betienote 8eiienbe ioriitrer for
fulbt GluOr, at Strubiene bper Mpraeu
peo SolOpsans ianles / @rupper Os
bsspnoer en- reselmasiis os sratiss
gepGselie, Der life er npsetiombelit an.
BET eno 8alietrinene. On palienbe
Strubs, bet er, boab man funbe oents
Jig ooeriOr en- "bosenbe aausurub.@
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-27
Sommer Samuel 9lathioro, al

be GOrensOe Staters Ssistsret, ramme,
Sss ben 2o6s bs. al ct aluOrIist SIastils
faISs, ION ubsn luiI nil bare 8eoen til.
isIss. Sau bar ben iensrs 3ib uaret
fDasslis oS rsiits iOr ct par Tiger fbsu
til grssnousb, u. g., for at Jamie
Sraftsr, men Reiisu pur for a~ntrens
ssnbs, Os ban iu9per M meuem Gin oo
Teb.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-27

alDolosnoe. esitnuntcn: Seq ia,
,a"'i paa at 9isre big til min 0ppas.
orifter?"
Wei, Or. 2sitnantl"
"a, men Ou er cu uel en- aarl, Tom
ian taule nUsle Clasp"
9~sitnant". O't' pr'
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-27
IRA @aibinaton.
qeIanb STANFORD, Der iiben lss'

9eIano STANFORD, Der Iieen 1884
bar paret IsSIem al be 6ereneee STA
tiers Senat, ssSe pIueieIis poa fit San0i
feb, Nienlo Tnri, California, Nat tt
rem 22oe bs. Fan bar i IGnsere "a
paret ipaeIig, iaa Geosbnsiobe' Ton
ittt eoufte uuentet. Nicsoe par fset Der
34bs Worts 1924 / Mbdup Co., y. D.,
90 ff en- ataeemif llpoauncIis. eite'
euete iurioite Stueier fptteee ban I'll
Bort @aIbinatou | Ben noroIise Del al
g8iseonfn, buor ban prattiierees ION
Mopotat fra ls4s Ill 1852. : bette
gar sbeIoeScS alt, buao ban eieee psS en-
SIsebrnno, oe ban flptteoe oa til sails
fornia, bpor ban fprlt orsp 6%orretuins !
Wti6igan SIuiis, men ilptieoe 1856 til
Sacramsuto, bpor ban 9runolagoe an
flor understanding. Sra 1861 I'll
1868 par ban @uUsrusr al California.
Som YrsiSent al Central 8aclfe Sa'
nen IeoeNe han @pguiugen al Sansn oper
Sieraens, bpor ban bps9sce $50 Nlil
Sernbane / 9sbst al 1913 0ass. 9an
bar osiaa paeet interssierst andre Serns
5aner paa 9aejfttuiien % / GgerbrnG
6abrl,sr, g~uIosrubcr % uar Gisr aiOen
ltsrfs @iHsaarO / @sroeu.
gan bar srunoInst StIonb Stunior0
81. llnipsrftst / gaIo alto, Gal, %
sipst set 1t 6ono paa 90 MiQioner DOLE
lars. Tttte llnipsriitet sruuoeoe ban til
Nlinoe ON I'm taeiie Sen, iom psoe en-
souite ing @!Oer / Stalieu, 9ans fans
leoe 6ormue a%uiIoaes meget ioritlsuist,
iva 80 til so Miaioner Dollars. 3 be
Goreusos Staiers Ssuat ip.leoe ban lite
uossu tor Roae. 3 Be iioits Yar aur
sicroe ban fig bsmGrtet Uso fine raoi'aIe
iOcjuIiftiite AnitueIier, % beitpIotcs,
itIsnt en- tram RepubIttaner, for at belle
Ill 6oItepavtiets Cunt for at bIius uomis
ntr,t til bets SanSibnt for 9reiocut.
Ninusiutas SernIeicr. 9irettrr
SOpcl al Bet ssoIosiits SpmuaIinss'
bureau bar orsaujiaet &, SpmaoIiu35:
yortt, iOm ftuI unoeriss, Ssrnrssioueu /
ben nor0Iise GeI al Minnsiota. StHas
tor Davis aumoosos for uosIs Waausou
fS,n Naior SOpsl ON at uassrirss
Rinusiotas 9synIeisr, men arbsiosi
,unee lite p~aategguoes, fSrtnb / Begun
otieu at bette 6iitaIaar. Get fsriis
9urti, iOm ienOes no, i,aI iors;ass en-
tppOsraft SpmaaIins al Belle Ssrnrss
siOusu / uOrbliss Riuneiota. 8. 6.
BaIopin, c n al Dc opgtisits Ranb / BET
topographic Bureau, itaI ~iorsiiaa 6cnns
SPmaaIins. 6enrp gannstt, Gbsi iOr
sOppsraf / bet ssOIosiite Bureau, bar
CuerOpipu meo bet belle arbsibs. Sp.
nnaIinssn p~uabe9pHoes paa Nsiuba
Range, pso 9srubunetrposuin9en, %
serfra saar ben i besse Rstninssr oper
BET belle Ssrnoifritt. Oct CT Wsninaen
fsrft at forstass en- fuIbitanois toposra,
FIT S~pmuuIins at belle S~ernpifrittet, %
'trpaa pI GeoIOger i~urstass en- erunbie
unSuisseIie. 0irettpr Yopeu Tiger Il
ct Srsu til Su0enrissmiuiter Smitb, at
ban anisr Mleiaba Ranss for at pare bet
ri9sifs 9srnoiitriit i SsrOsn, % at bet er
Hsopsnoist icr be 6orsusbs Stater at
5aOs ct ubiSrIist % nOinstist sart opsr
9ernrseiOnen. bIsrs MeOIemmer al bet
seOIosiits SpmauIiussbursau bar tiSIis
ssrs fOrstaset unoeri0gsIisr | Ntiuueio.
tas 5s%rn9ruber, % be ~srtIarsr, at U2ins
nsfotas Ssrnsrubsr oil Ousrgaa / RisbuIs
sisbso Marquette @rubsrus I Htidioan,
iom bistiI bar saret be risboIoigite Serns
Sraber | 8srbsn.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-27

"Spab bill bn bli, min @ut, naar
bu blir itUrP" ipurste Snfel Otto lille
4lrl.
So, ipareoe 9arl, Ajes pil bli en-
fin sammel Serre iom Oniel, Tom life
bar anbet at sisre enb at saa pmtrina
% bare npssierris".
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-27

6nlb i~noferes. 9iSt ni be WiQiu.
ner at Cub, iom ri bet fofe 9tar bar
fenbt til uolanoet, b%t9pnOsr na at tomme
tiIbnse. Sra Soutbampton tsIesraiers.
bes ben 2loe b., at Barring, Mc@oun
4 SO. ben Dag baube ienot $500, 900
til Rsp 9Ort. 6irit Rational gaut
Dort ifaI osfaa baUe ororst en- Wliaion
Dollars | Cub ira GngIano.
afiatte TenIiOnsasenter. @en'
fOnsiOmmisiar 2o9ren a~fitsbissbs ben
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-27

Yaa Yrpmenaoen. Srstenen (uuaa'
oist til ben oppartenbe 8apauer):
seq taaler iu9eu Har paa min bgire
Sioe".
Seq er oerimpo life iaa ngieres.
uenbe". ipareoe ban, ibet ban git Uper
til benbes p%enitre Sioe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-27

Gfter 0pfor0rln0 l!al reg s pn,
at pi or fuIoipmmeu t%t.'rfes 1 90 Gn
men "Suspennea. Iraalel o.' u NsaI
Sobn VsserSpn, Gaa re-
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-27
Deeorah-Poste
praa'ss no. /.
Sra 6jelobpoben.
0ortrutnaer Of so.. j

9nobeIo:
StlaHs nj ,nstorab.8 Bottoms" s.,..,
B'rtattsr.ns siusraR. >''''s
vt Zig saa apSp,n.
psrins Sastn.
5iussSrrz.
sss,,., s,,.,,,..a Hut Sr,its.
Vamlt aant. a''e,j
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-27

~~ ~ spbe % wg,.9rmr FgrY9tg@
Sitter. 12s Sioer. 9ubboIo: erJls5Aas l
(9u pbpihpIogif Saase, al Fablaa Ssl1 III
Otter Snrepsnueu, al y, St.au) sttll gitI
pdrnl6ias ran. ")-Sriuohuitt }]crtrltus gHs3
Sneite (Ni George Strsmbal1 tr Rro'1i II
SoitOr RpItOrs Robcr otter BET JusGr,l- u
,agn ira 3rlaro -@uloGraDrrcu. fortrltHa ia \
foruia. S0ueuoe pda fin Eot. I'm f0ytrliHs ia
ioite Seris .-gmlSp os 5tguo. Tgr,rln5 ia ~
oueridt al eaIoor 8rtem.
"R~eeOrabt9onen" os "Seo gynrH7 {, War Ha \
Boo ium grGmie. si.5 beitct g05tH iHoblHsj
The evening world., 1893-10-25
LEARY WANTS HIS PROPERTY.
Cassius H. Read, He Says, Has 1t
Protected by Bulldogs.
So He Coos to tho Supreme Court
to Demand His Rights.

John D.. Leary, Of Leary raft fame.
appeared through counse before Justice
Pratt in the Supreme Court. Brooklyn,
to-day and asked for n writ OF assist
ance to enable him to get possession OF
n piece of property at Far R~ockaway.
This Is another chapter In the celebrated
controversy between Cassius NJ. Read
and Edwin s. Stokes, formerly asso-
ciated together In conducting the Hoff-
man House in this city.
seat at Far Rockaway. was sold by
Referee A.. N. Wellel. on Oct IA, to Mr..
Leary for $l,00 ON oct. is a copy OF
the deed was presented to Mr.. Reed and
possession demanded.
Mr.. Read refused to surrender his
house. He says that there are so many
Irregularities connected with the sale.
that he IL sure 1t will be set aside. Law
yer James Troy. of Brooklyn. has been
retained to look after MIR. Reads inter-
ests In this matter, and Mr.. Troy was
application of his associate, Thomas II.
Troy, the argument on the application
for the writ of assistance was set down
for next Friday.
Counsellor Berry, who appeared for
Mr.. Leary, says that MIR. Read has bar.
ricaded his property with guards. bull.
dogs and the like. so that no one car
get near him.. Mr.. Troy says that Mr.
Read goes out every day. and that any
one having business with him can trans.
act 1t. The property was sold undei
a judgment OF foreclosure. Ind sale. OBJ.
tanned against Read by Daniel ID. Lord
The evening world., 1893-10-25
WALLABoUr PIRATES, BEWARE
Barber Anarchino IL After You with
an Italian Gang.

Justice Connolly. in the Lee Avenue
Court, williamsburg. received word to-
day that the Wallabout pirates were
again at work. He instructed the police
to suppress the gang at once.
Carmino Anarchino. a barber, at Have
meyer and North Second streets. is
also a special policeman, n last night
he started for the City Hall with two
of his countrymen. Michaelo Rocco and
Vincenzo Mallere. both of whom wanted
to be made citizens.
The bridge over the Wallabout being
closed, they started to cross on a float.
When half way over three boatmen de-
manded ferriage. The Italians refused
to pay and one Of the boatmen grabbed
Rocco n threatened to throw him over.
board.
Anarchino drew two revolvers and
threatened to shoot unless put back on
the Williamsburg side Of the canal. The
pirates suddenly obeyed.
BY the time the Italians got up
on the wharf they were greeted with a
shower of sticks and stones thrown by q
crowd OF men and boys.
This time all three of the Italians
drew revolvers and scared the mob SC
that 1t dispersed.
Anarchino says he will go over the
canal tonight with a large delegation
from the Italian colony, n II an at
tempt Is made to ill-treat them they
will drown all the pirates who sail on
the Wallabout.
The evening world., 1893-10-25
AFTER BROOKLYN "FtOATERs."
Lawyer Backus Sad 10 Be Armed
with Warrants.
Watching Alleged Illegal Rsgistra-
tion In G%ravesend.

Lawyer Foster l.. Backus, who with
Jacob Bremen has been appointed by
the Republican General Committee OF
Kings County to prosecute persons guilty
OF fraudulent registration in Brooklyn,
began his work in the Butler street
Police Court this morning.
Mr.. Backus had a long conference with
Justice Tighe, after which 1t was stated
that six warrants had been Issued for
persons who had colonized in a tene-
ment on Degraw street.
A number of ward politicians were
seen about the court during the morn
ing. 1t was intimated that they had
been warned that a raid was to be made
and had come prepared To obtain bail
for the persons apprehended.
Mr.. Bremen admitted that Mr.. Backus
had instructions to obtain warrants for
the arrest Of persons against whom
there was ~rWneim evia diS not OF
think the warrants would be made until
late this afternoon.
The County Republicans are trying to
devise some means to stop the alleged
%fraudulen registration at Gravesend,
which includes Coney Island.
The registration in the First and
| Second Election Districts, which accord
ing to law should not foot up more han
sou voters. shows a registration OF .3.292.
| There are still our more districts to be
heard from.
The number registered in the two dis
tricts Is more han half the population
Of the town.
Republicans claim that during the
Summer all the fakirs at Coney island
are registered and voted for by proxy
Members Of the Campaign Committee
Of the Committee of One Hundred, were
busy his morning making the neces-
sary preparations for a big mass-meet-
ing to be held at the Academy OF Mu-
will preside, and Seth Low. President of
Columbia College, will make the princi-
| pal address.
The Brooklyn Democratic Club will
yegin It's active campaign work for Chas.
A. Schieren by a big mass-meeting to
be held in Washington Hall, s29 Broad
way. tonight. Among the speakers to
Shepard. Frederick w. Hinrichs, A. A.
Healey and s.. p. Sturges.
The Retail Grocers' Association has
decided by vote to indorse no candidate
this Fall, but that all members shall act
as individuals. The action was caused
President ]. Hennenlatter, indorsing his
candidacy for Mayor and pledging sup
President Matthews, Of the Brooklyn
| Consolidation League, has received a
number of letters from candidates for
the Senate and Assembly who express
their views In the matter OF uniting the
two-cities.
Most OF the candidates are strongly. in
favor of consolidation, q few are doubt
full, and only one-P. H. McCarren-is
opposed to 1t. t
The evening world., 1893-10-25
BloominSdale Bros, ST., r+ .ss s "r{ s.,
INKS had Issued clearlng-Ho certia-

banks had Issued Clearinghouse certif-
Gates, which had circulated throughout
the State and done much good. The
collector OF Internal revenue had been
making Inquiries az to the amount of
such notes Issued. with a view. 1t was
understood, OF collecting the tax OF 10
and this action had hurt the circulation
OF the certificates.
Mr.. Warner Dem.. N. W. favored re-
porting the bill. He said the New York
banks had issued $40, 0OO, 900 worth OF
notes during the period Of stringency.
He did not n whether or not they
were Of the character OF those issued
In South Carolina. The New York
bankers did not think these notes tax
able, and he had not been asked to raise
the question on them. He would vote
to relieve the South Carolina bankers.
The Committee referred the bill to
n subcommittee to report on Friday.
The evening world., 1893-10-25
AID. PICKERING FORGOT"
Twas . Court Order, Too, But an
Adjournment Was Granted.

Twas . Court Order, Too. But an
Adjournment Was Granted.
Corporation Counsel JenKs, Of Brook
lyn. to-day secured from Justice Pratt,
in the Supreme Court, Brooklyn. an
adjournment until Saturday of the
mandamus proceedings brought against
the Board of Aldermen of Brooklyn by
Noah L. Cochen. President of the Plate
Electric Light and Power Company.
Several days z Justice Cullen issued
an order, returnable to-day, compelling
the Aldermen to show cause why a
mandamus should not issue compelling
company.
Mr.. jerks said that the city was not
ready to-day because Of a mistake on
the part OF Alderman Pickering. Presi-
dent Of the Board. He said Pickering
had received the order of the Court, but
had forgotten ali about 1t until too late
for the regular meeting of the Aldermen
AS soon as Pickering discovered his
mistake he called n meeting Of the
Board. which was held yesterday. The
matter was referred to a committee.
The Committee met last night. Mr..
jerks said that none Of the representa-.
the Committee adjourned until Friday.
Mr.. Cochen says the reason why none
Of his people were present was because
they were not notified. He also says he
has been trying for years to get the
Brooklyn Aldermen to act on the APP
chise, but 1t has never got beyond the
Committee on Lamps n Gas, where
1t has been left to die. He hopes to
push 1t through this time.
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THREE CONSOLIDATED FAILURES
Brokers Mckee. Doran and Zorn
Announce Their Suspension.

~ot oh oHo GSI y
Announce Their Suspension.
The failure OF Broker J. r.. Mckee.
Jr.. was announced on the Consolidated
Exchange this morning. His clearing
sheet e through all right yesterday,
but he was unable to meet his balances
and voluntarily suspended. He was long
on wheat, OF which 10000 blu heels were
sold for his account under the rule this
morning.
Broker Mckee has Offices in the Con-
Ida Exchange building. He has
been a member OF the Exchange since
1887. He was one OF the best known
traders on the board.
He attributes his failure to the rapid
advance In prices and the neglect OF
some OF his customers to put up their
margins.
His principal dealings were In Sugar
and st. Paul. His liabilities are not
large: He says he will pay 100 cents on
the dollar. He expects to soon resume
business.
The failure OF $. @. Doran, Is Broad
street. was a!so announced soon after
the opening.
Later 1t was followed by the an
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HE GRABBED THE BLADE.
Patrick K%sarnen's Sister Took q
knife to Him.

Patrick Kearnen, twenty-three years
old, who lives on Navy street, Brooklyn.
with his sister, was n prisoner before
Justice Haggerty this morning.
Kearnen went home last night con-
siderably under the influence of liquor.
His sister tool him to task. A row fol-
lowed during which Miss Kearnen pick
ed up a large carving knife, and went
at her brother with 1t.
The intoxicated man grabbed the sharp
blade with his bare hand, cutting him
self severely. The noise Of the quarrel
attracted the attention Of q policeman.
who arrested Patrick. He was held for
examination. His sister was not ar
rested,
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DOESN'T MIND A CHOKING.
Mrs. Fairweather Has Had Four
Sone.in.Law.

Augustus Hick. a young married man
who lives at "a Monteith street, W.T.
iamsburg. was sent to jail for twenty
nine days by Justice Haggerty. in the
Even Street Court, Brooklyn, to-day.
Last night Hick ran into the Twen-
tieth Precinct Station-House. He told
Sergt. Sutton that he had killed his
mother-in-law and wanted to be locked
IN. He was accommodated. .
Two detectives went to the house to
weather very much alive. she having
only been choked.
II didn't mind It," she said, because
this Is my fourth son-in-law."
When Hick was arraignei in court on
a charge of assault. he swore that when
he got out he would positively kill his
mother-in-iaw.
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4 BILL TO RELIEVE BANKS.
It Involves tina Gu estion OF Taxing
Clearing House C~ertincater.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-The House
Committee on Banking and Currency
to-day heard Representative Brnwlcy,
OF South Carolina. in support OF his hill
to suspend the operation OF laws i'm
posing a tax OF 10 per cent. upon notes
issued by banks during the late period
OF stringency-August TO october.
Mr.. Brawley said that during this
period q number Of South Carolina
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ACCUSED BY HIS LANDLADY.
Mrs. Murray Says Cullen Attempted
to Assault Fer.

Michael Cullen. twenty-five years old.
was arrested this morning by Policeman
Kevan, Of the Butler street station, on
complaint of Mrs. Mary Murray. Of 81
Congress street. Brooklyn, who accuses
him of attempted assault.
Cullen occupies a furnished room in
Mrs. Murray's house. Her husband was
absent from home last night. and she
declares that Cullen entered the room in
which she and her two children were
sleeping at 8 o'clock this morning and at.
tempted to assault her. She. called for
Eelp and a policeman responded.