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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-17
THE AMERICAN FLAG.
Bill in New York Legislature Civ.
ing it Exclusive Privileges.

ALBANY, n. Y, March 16.-Assem-
blyman Lawson has introduced bill in
the state legislature which provides
that none but the American flag shall
fly from any public building in this
state. The only exception it makes is
in the case of the visitation of any rep
resentative of a foreign nation to this
country. Then, and then only. may the
flag of that particular nation be flung
to the breeze.
New YORK, March 16.-Before depart
ing for Buffalo TO attend the annual
dinner of the Republican League club
of that city. Mayor Schie rem, OF Brook
Ign, filed with the city clerk his veto of
the aldermen's resolution directing that
the Irish flag be displayed on the city
hall and the municipal building tomor-
row with the stars and stripes. He
said:
The flag of the United States Is the
only emblem of our common nationality
and allegiance. Its display upon The
public buildings OH such occasions is at
the same time the highest and the only
appropriate expression Of respect. The
flag OF our state and that of our city
may rightly enough accompany it'
Supervisor at-Large Richie has We
toed the resolution OF the board OF
supervisors of Queens county granting
permission for displaying the Irish flag
on st. Patrick's day over the court
house and ball of records.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-17
HOMEOPATHIC SENSATION,
DR. Cartlich Creates q Stir by Re
signing,

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March ia
sensation has been caused in homeo-
pathic medical circles by the resigna-
ton Of DR.. j. w. Cartlich, who was a
member OF the faculty of the Homeo-
pathic Medical College of Kansas City,
and who filled the chair of clinical
medicine. DR.. Cartlich addressed his
resignation TO the trustees and faculty
of the so-called homeopathic college
of Kansas City" In his resignation he
charged that students were taught to
ignore the law of Hahnemann, the
founder of homeopathy. He also said
that some of the professors in the Kan
sas City college ridicuIe the single
remedy system of prescribing and
the minimum dose theory of homeo-
pathy, and try to instill into the minds
of their students that infnitesmals are
nothing but bottle washings.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-17
BONDS FOR SALE.


The Village Of Echo Mimi, offers for gaIs
first bonds 10 the amount of five thousahd
dollars $500. duly voted by said village Tor
water works. to be made payab:e .H five OF
ten years from date OF issue. said bonds to
bear interest a, the .a;e Of pc cent I.e. an
mum, payable semLAonns:!r. eealeG bids
will De received up 81 o'c:ocA p. Ill OF
April I'd, 1924. Ror full particulars as,iy 10
L. A. SCHACLL. Village Heco:t!er.
DRoPosAGs FoH COXsTkrETiOI--
l. once o. Chief QnAst.rmss,e,, Depast-
ment Of Dsto'a s. Paul. A:au Gsrrh "a.
IS04.-SEALRD PROPOSALS.. in :;:f.ic1te,
subject 70 he usas. souhitGos. vi; 3e re-
eeived Ns .hia sncs mil :, o'cicck A. NJ,
April IL 1924 AID opened sbsn for IRE Con.
s'rus.ion Of . sss Of gosp.sA: stsrs:,i Orr
tiers Q, For Ysi!esssone wa Plans End
specifications may bs seen an r,aus :cJns
AZ proposals. viii TOT ,DtIfre.o1. t. b.dt.e.s
bad epoa spphcs1oo TO I'll, >eSaa or 20 tht
Poss azaYsarEn ay,eE Fort ya;loE tscne, NO.
snd ,Nn Dtseprs!ns 2nar:.r1ss,eI ~ i.e:ena
Asat fas Sovsfnmanl :sssr,ss :ae r'eh
70 .etscs sny x AZ o:d, iess y. Rrr-Y
2ssfts'r-s:e- q =. -. Lh.e: li:aiscr
% Asssf
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-17

Grand opera house for the presentation
of ''Siiaun Aroon" this evening began
yesterday, and briM. evening all seats
in the parquet and dress circles were
taken, and many reserved seats had
been sold in the balcony.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-17
MEDICAL.

T AIDES Chich ester's En- lish PEN
AnyroyaI Pills Diamond BRANDY, are.
the Best. Safe, Reliable. Take no other.
Send 40 (stamps) for particulars Relief
for Ladies, in letterby Return Mail. A
Druggists. CHICHESTER CHEN Il.
CAL CO.. PhiIadephia.P Pa.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-17
WANTED TO RENT.

II OUSE-Wanted to rent Apr or NAV |
Ii detached modern eleven or twelve
room house on st. Anthony hill; state streel,
number and price, no boarding house or old
timer wanted. Address l. IT. Globe
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-17
BANK CLFARINGS.
Bradstreet'S Reports Of the
Leading Cities.

NEW YORK. March 16. The follow
ing table, compiled by Bradstreet's,
SLOWS the total clearanceS at the prin-
cipal cities and The percentage of IN
crease or decrease, as compared with
the corresponding week last year:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-17
TXPEWRITERS.

D EMINGTON TYPEWRIrERS = AL
IL ways the standard of comparison, a.
ways the best and always have the latest i'm.
provements. Typewriter paper and supple,
of all kinds. Machines for rent Wyckoft
SeamanS " Benedict "a East Fourth ST
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ACCOUNTANTS.
MOrt1ags Sale.

II ~. r.M f.r., 80 ,5ermanIa Life lusul
IL. ance Building expert ant auditwors
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-17
''MOTHERR'S
FRIEND"

is a scientifically prepared Lininent
and harmless; every Ingredient is of
recognized value and in constant use
by the medical profession. It short
ems Labor, Lessons Pain, Diminishes
Danger to life of Mother and Child.
Book TO Mothers" mailed free, con-
tanning valuable information and
voluntary testimonials.
Sent by express, charges prepaid, on receipt
OF price, $3.50 per bottle.
BRAlFlELD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta, Ga.
Sold by ali druggists.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-17
real. estate FOR SALE.
Houses for Sale.
Suburban..
AUCTION SALES.
hnvanaEh 81 Johnson, Auction.
GERS.

hnvanaEh 81 Johnson, Auction.
GERS.
a1ISFIT CARPETS. RUGS AMI
ISl Furniture at Auctton-We will sell al
public auction in the stores No. is? ana ISL
East Sixth st. on Saturday, March II. at 10 a.
m, very fine collection of Lawells. Bige.
lows & Hartford (misftl body Brussels car
pets and rugs and about 15UO yards second
hand carpets in Brussels, MoQuet and iri
grains, together with bedroom suits, bureaus
easy chairs. wardrobes dishes, silver and
glassware. quilts, blankets. fine lace and
chenille curtains. Parties in search of ban
gains i'll fine goods should attend this saio
kavanagh johnson, Auctioneers, IS6, Isl
ana 191 East Sixth st.
MiscellaneOus.
" AIT for Winsow L. Zjmmerman's auc-
w ton of eighty horses and mares leXt
Tuesday, March 20, at 10 q. M at thei
stables 1l6 FifthsL. south, Minneapolis.
WANTED TO BUY.
DOG-Wauted to buy a pug dog; not oven
IL year old; must be full blood and cheap.
Address E D., Globe.
| ATHE-Who has No. 3Ia Barnes hath
IL in good order for sale for cashy Address
G IS. Globe.
SAFE--Wanted to buy, medium size see.
~ Ond-hand safe. IL, Globe
WANTED TO BUY - 80 70 16I acre,
for garden farming. near the city
on the shores of lake, pond or stream prc
ferred Address NJ 80. Globe
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-17
DYE WORKS.

KAHLERT s. AINTEL Minnesota
IN Steam Dye Works IA East Seventh.
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FINANCIAL.

7 OANS ON FURNITURE, PIANOS
IL and good colaterals. such as insurance
policies, secured paper. etc. Business conf
dental. Rooms 10 and IL, First National
Bank Building.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

SEWING - Thoroughly competent dress
~ maker would like sewing in families
Address 6S9 ST. Peter
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.
VI aieS.

4 GENTS make s. day. Greatest kitchen
n utensil ever invented Retails cents.
TWO to six sold i'll every house Sample.
postage paid. two cents McMakln & For
shee, Cincinnati o.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-17

IF You WANT TO BUY HORSES it will
L pay you to see Winslow & zimmerman
horses first before buying as they are the
best in the market and will be sold for less
than dealers can buy them for. Minnesota
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-17

DOGS-For sale. two English setter dogs.
~ cheap. s. Dietz, $50 Martin st.
EDGlNGS-For sale, 1000 cords tied ND
u edgings, thoroughly dry. H. c. Farmer,
Saltwater, Mimi.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-17
BOARD WANTED.

pOARD-Board and rooms for delegates
~ and wives. to Engineers Convention, to
be held in st. Paul commencing May o.;
leave rates and extent of accommodations
with secretary Of committee of arrangements,
rooms 81 and So, Germania Life building. j 4.
L. Golf sect
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-17
BOARD OFFERED.

QOARD-Sunny, south-faeing rooms with
- board. 522 Cedar ST.
ROARD-Nice, large front rooms. with
- board; O'Clock dinner. 145 Pleasant av
ROARD-A few respectable young women
~ can be comfortably accommodated with
board and lodging at 677 ST Peter st
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-17

| I LIE inSUKANCE policies loaned on or
IL bought. F. y. Chesney. Kansas City Mo.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14

Peter kllne dis-t szsAlealv 90 rhs street.
AZ YIEOo CITY asr wssk f-vu hsa-s fab
are The deceased hai b.@n ia f.shl~
h-alth for sozs tine He "a boru a
Psnn<yEvzzla Eh1a1 ssveatv-tlur ye1rs
as0. ant E1s a -essienr - Yzraa Cfsy t-r
the past sftE yesr>- wa= a 4z5es- u1ss
srr1s5ve sitzzs1 saA Wa hi<air r-spe-rs,t-
Aa arler has h-sR zasse By gAs raIl-,ssa
ra2zis>l1n citiz< ofhciaiS % tse M
pas l. Chari@ss9a and N1hIs n Ohss
railroAis to app-ar n ras next -eesia<
and sA1E c1lse UhT rks rEo rNtIs d -
make elOs-r ce1nsctioz az C0-insh- Csn-
1lSsfa1sr MclA1rSa s4E< hs Is eouffeur
tasr an a<r@emear vii ~ r~1rh=.I By
xAsca the desired cozzecsioa I'll D. us.ss-
Ex-Lisur-1aar G0Eer1or g q Sn11sls
aAs he~a elected % ras caair af lts u IL
Uaivsrxigy Of NisSSSsi7pi 70 s1rcs~,i Hoa-
4 a WAirSz.1 wAo ~A< rscsurlv ap-
Doiated Associate Ja<ri-e ef tAe S1prsue
Coart Of tAzs S-ars-
Tie lsas-s1Se<iax eorraa plaat-r has a
aex Insert p-st % szru=<ie s<1iasr. uaIess
\ plAxUe sf graSsespp@rs izse.rsia< A esr.
ten pl11tArio1 n Warrsa Couaty i aiers-
" a spcrzdie suthr~ak- BsEfSIe plsata,
tioa- tAs Pr0psrsy q CAPS & o. wuHs
- Oh uver. = the scez@ q 4epresta risu
The ias=cas have ree~arIy apo-ar~.f "a
great nazzh<rs tA-re. 80 deSrr lrrixs AZ.
! tAey tAar Al lzsr report th~y Aai S<-pl
. svSr iau aeses q the =rsps
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14
FIVE PERSONS INJURED
In . wr~~k- to- k<.zis s< the Late w.~a-
szs. - Csssrzezs.A

DESvxE- Cu3-- Juz~s-TAs Gulf train
with 7ssssr rnzserS fur Central Citr AMI
Georgetown w1S w-r~<-8 IN Clear
CrS-ss eazyou- thr~~ zaIleS pS=ss q ssag,ssa
yesterday marling ~ Ie ociock- and
ave p-ersln> were injzr~L
There ts sharp carve af thzt pant.
and the rsasi-h---i- wAicA h2d h--~en re-
paired fruSn ne r~e~Et waShrass- was
ssill soft Wh~z the ls-ruszosive rvashz-i
the curve the lower rail 0f the track
sank and The enxsae. th- sepzr-
ate ha<gzge ear azd sAs- eosnhSnasispa
h@gxaSe car and szn.ssScr ls-ft the track.
one ensf II Ehe smoker 1ruppinx into
the cre~k- Thrr~ WSas a sreEnensi.ulS
crash as the smoker lefs the rails anSi
tarnei partially over
The lo.ennosive- As II iefr the track.
thrrw the 6rem2a frUz as tender iaso
the ~as-rs II the c-~~k hst ~ w.s
pGllsSl cut yi;Ao0s s-rrbozS dzmzxe
A speeiAl r~li>f train arrived IN Den
yer AZ SsSo p n AL the iniur~d wers
taken % 81 Ezke7s hs<rsral
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14
COXEYITES DROWNED.
The Denver Ccr-inren. Eudeavcr
20 Navigate the Platte.


DESvEs- COD Iune s-At I~NS. 81
te~1 nemhcr~ ofthe Denver contingent
Of Cexeys army lot their lives hv
d-owning IN the Platte river Thur~.szY y
night Ccroa~r Martin yesterday ra7ra-
ing went down IN Brighton with euf-
snS~ He returnssi at nonu. bcinx una
hsr To ~-eurr any ct the hs.iS~->
f"ur have h-rn washed ashore
ca she ether si,ie II the
river zo-rut eight miles this side os
Brightoa- Al . F-ssat known - Ne
kay's hritge- To r~aeh ,Aem It -roula
- ne~e~sarv to travel abuut t~enrr
miles cut q the way. but he expects
10 recOvsr them later ~ The other
uacn who are missing have al-.l been
dro~n-sf aad their h<fis-S sa-rS.ss far
down the -@vr- ose NAN found
drowned AZ brighton hzs hren idensi-
rs.si A. Chsris-s NcSu1e- a NfSs.ssnrl1n
= nsnrhser pf the tab e-usiaxeat
They started OF during Thu-<iay
until ab-out ~ hst taken passage in
twerry-six h.A@ss~ xhich had b--n b1ls
Of lixht material hy ths. Cox~yiss.< here-
The storms had gr~aslv swollen the
ssr~an and . r~ry high wind HsA.se
narigzsiou extremely danx~rsus- The
art hs'atS Tn arrive at Brixhtoa made
NJ repurt OF th- danx~-s shev had
passed through and IL was late a.
nIghs that -eF-'rt> of trouhse began TO
S0ule to tbs city
II was MeSay-s bldg sSa-rt six
miles abosst six miles above Brighton
caused the NEST troubls The bod
puuret under ir with th. sv-ssi II n
raill rzee- ant tkerr. hidden bv .h>
stream were hart~ed wires stretched
seross 10 prevent the passage II sssek
under the brsdx~ at low water The
wir~ caught the ho@ss ant overturned
them
About Ia nrn are row enEamps-f h--
side the river ss Brighton drying their
closAeS AMI rrrup~rztinx \ large
a1l"u1r II provisions arrived "a sh-
CnSo1 f1eir,e train consisting, q crack
ers- hans. h.-anS- tea and coffee
\ lsr-~ number u men sp~ns the
night IN the tr--s along the hanks Os
the river ana ~ev-ral we're Left % ~
lansis~ \ Searrhin< party was s~nt eus
yesterday E1urning 20 help the>e uen-
The r7nrhm-a along the hanks also
aissesi a large aumh~r Il the unfsrtza-
ases-
Yesterday anssn IA ss-enps vas
u1asle ~ sad out how many ulor~ w~r@
missing and the r,oSlS of th-s es,Snpz aiss
we're called Companies A. h and L ~
ported all Pr->~ns or 4e-0anse,t sor
EaeA man has astonishing stories
10 tel II the aunherS shzs
we're dru~nsst- The nusah-r~ range
h~twe~1 ave and twenty No oue.
however. i able IN tell the azzseS Il
snem- Th~re niThs easily Ne large
number slrUwnesi- a. the Platte = IN
sueh a esandissau II woGid be inpossihl-
IN r~ssy~~r the hnsaie>N
The Cssx-yis<s viii make m fzrth-r
attempt so 20 east by the water -,rz-e.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14
CONDENSED TElE0RAMS.

Ar Long Islsnd City Oa the lfsA .
jury awarded william c Lsavits $500
damages in his suit .SainsS Ezx-as
Maari.e. for the alienation Of his ~t,e's
affections Lsarisr claimed sss.aes dam
ages
The Chesapeake. Obio & Sozsh rest
ern skops n Pz3RcAh. Nv. hare snzs
down- throwing over Ss eat ot v0<k-
Eight trains have h~~z fakez 90 o1s
end Of the road aaa sir OF the other
Scarcity Of coal as4 sAIIiax Of ot azsi-
meas are the cases
y01s< wOm@a got into a 5xAt. An4 in
.he melee knives and pistols we're Ese,A-
az1 Mss Lizxis Mayaard vas killed aa4
Jenais Morris aOrsally xosa4e1 Il Is
shS1gas that the a1Air origiaased from
jealousy
7Hx richest gold strike that has heea
made for zaay years IS that q Harry
Bulk. IN Dutrk Ton gzlca In wFO1inx-
Some Of the 1irs washed as hi<A ~ 81
20 the pan There i great excst@zent
over the lad
r,Yrux.r,xs al i h~,,x all \.
ch;--ro ~ n. S,.-s.-s osI co-1.-~
- -. :, -,
,~.i,., ou,<,sa sa.l.-. ry-x 49,
,,,i,, al 49,. ,,s.,-,s.,. ~
n. s,,nds-d .unn..v h.va s.~l,r-,s
g.. 80 Ill -. -. .., - ,-.r-x
-i<s,,~.,.s
A. s,a-..-h. a, ,h. s,h
All. n. PIuuss1 40 r..r, oId "a.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14

@aes--ss- AG1z >-A1l.sr >-7ssasc a.
'-rs@rsl ahFs IT, h&HiAruas3 Cee'z az
II - 5-s-7s-.snz y - sa-isszs razlr'ass-l-
= ~ >saE- az tie 1-lI-ss <rvsz bsbsW pr
n--'-- Aaas = ezfia-sEe = ra-- 4-l-srs c
- ssFu''ss -asrs- Ne As--'-slilssar "a
a. aFs5-sllss ras-r's'sshs = ssss g-sr na5l-
greater shsa s8ss TsiEtFss1 nNssl "a rAssal
- gs'1r- n Nsvk = Hss aHaL n Il
= a p '~EnrNss- - ~ tsaazales's,'s1 az tas
-Ear u-s-'z1S Sa-u r1e raz2rssast- 81
l'as- "a spg.aTs'sazzE = nsakln< eeIssssaas-
taaaaas s'eatral tSlflr''Es.- NHia lliss-
Ma 3 NL-~sst -uts frfes- XII
NJ : iNva-sea e fi,iassss s'-asraI
l-1-z -Aaz1 sFarN- sisssssf- ssss yrtrS-
So
Aa--suasA-. B-,aa.-a--Aala 1rarN- $50,
-sa.s rraex- So
ftrss1 hr-szs,a Ma rEack- $50 salss
rr2ek- S-i-A
MeTsGaG- Rr7s.s&aavr1 a Nafea-z-
Mxaz lszz.- Sf-ssss
tS=-s<iSEa FArs1se-M1lz -raTN $50:
-ssae rr1e&- $3.50
ral1etrc.a- BrHze4-Naza tn <sssssa.
ssie r-srk- sl-l..s
Nv usrs-4as a Norsa~--serz-N N4za
me ss.tsss sst@ rraz&- sl-s-.s
tsGf a >Aaq K>aaass-Nain auz- S-.fs.s
Ms1zgAls x Casri-s-sG-Maaa Eze- ST.
Isss. s5Ae srsek- SiI=s
Mshiis q OAs--Maiu Eze- ssssss- <aa.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14

Georxe-T have b~~a invited 70
.o-ver PARTY AZ the Pf1kisS What. is
Ahou-s
Issk-Thas's S1s ot th. notions new
shi~ >~asun Isss q new fcrrn Of hlr-h-
d1v party Each <u~>s must send MIS-
PlElSi@ a b.ossques containing IS many
t1S~rS ax she - yea-s obi and th-
9g~erS must have . meaning >tudT
zP 0a The language St sewers before
ordering
Fbarls--s E.Oy n few hoG-s Laserf-A \
x~zslezaz Left an order fur twenty %
ss.se sowers. 20 ~ seat 20 IN. Pfnl<ies
wi-h his cart
Fa1ris--H~'s one of my h'sss ezSs's-,-
err Adj eixhs or ten zor~ sor good
zeAsure--N- Y Weekly
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14

r. usss~ NszkEzx s-f gar-~-~w Cs-.-
~.stt~~ sa@aruuss rAsas- Et~ va. ~-~x~-ss
80 Frses--z - Fzr~ssA&zx . -ssAs- sd
thssrtg Curr-s-y -H~ wEn E..s~.se- -
ssssssaH F@s~~aAs< A<xs-1 m. HEIf ~
ts- C~za.Nfss-~-
" ssHENsFssx. Iu1~ M. Sr-zr<,-r.
~ Illinois chairman e th- h.ssss.e -,rrrs-
nits~N On banking and eurr~ney. la.
torruziate,i y bali vvhi-h hs t..lirx~s vii
nsa~t tho existing currency Situatisn.
AMI upra which ~ viii ensiravor g. ID
tain favorable acst..n hy the eysrurnitss~.
i have trie,l N nv hiIL- saia w
>prl1g~r- Ter 61si ssihf rr,r1nat h-suxeea
the >sass aud national hanks, not .doPt-
ing sh~ plan Of either
oNE ~ ruE FrtruEE<
: the s~raratira - tn funs-tiou % iS-
SuHux eurrrnry tr,pn the baSins>> o
banking PruPrr u siuP,v furufshs
eu-rr1cy te the san<s N the saEnx ss-nsS
that the government furnishes esnfs q
the p--uplc- Il provides fs,r deposits hy
solvent hank with the government Of
eoin AMI ralbt sss-uritie>- cv,u>issinr a
sev.rum-us- state errEsv AMI nuasci-
pal ocusss - unqr~Ss5c1e,l vala--
wssS <ECH ~Errxrrx - oEF,s<srxr.
national ezrrenrv notes are iSSue,f sr
the hanks making the S-p-~i.S anss the
r0v~run>nt Assumes all -~~u-znsihirv Y
1t the current and ultimate rr,seruu-
ticn ~ the rs,..->- Ths HANKS ars uas
rr-luFrcst - create a tu11 tss maintain
the r,s<rT- 30 2eeoSat u ths.Se notes.
bns may Ian all Of them - their Gus
tuas-rs- Thz gevernme1t maintains a
ressrve With the " pr eens- Of erin.
Whieh mus. b~ esp.S5tess and
FE0vInEs FoE THE ULTIMATE xKpExr~
rteN
fruEn the Salr II th-- SECURITIES sf-p.-,itr,i
and sny Dan~y> N the treasury ans
otherwise appropriated u zev-e><arv.
A. a LAST r--Scrs- the b.unsfS oE the gov
e-nm~u; NAV ~ t>sEest +, pay If every
1ose that may ~ susSsazstir<- This
last p.1w-r VIII never ~ ue>sr-ts.i to,
L. mrrv existence viii aseuznPlESh the
object desired
roCLD N@r srDr sELvER AGITATION
Nuuld the s.topsiga e y0Gr biIl
qu5es the agisssi-sa ssr frev silver
Il can usss >sF that il vErsid d that:
bat u wili gfvr II SEsirs~ns az.rrns
Of earrvzev with saich sS s-an>zcs sh-.
h1ssnsss Of the esazsry. 1nss that i the
thIaE a. p-~~-at nsss ds>ir-,i The
7saEs = simPsc- easily unsSer>ss-D.l ansE
p.rTtersly Praesbahlr- L 1~reiy pro
rssses an h>sa-- department. fuv efrcuIzr-
Ing aDses- vi,hnut atr-nPsin.. 20 -sxa-
late banking a. sugA-
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14

q, sn~ M2sE<r ss Csxs~<ts~< Cx.ssz.~ Do
st<- n Caes-

q, ss~ M.sz<r 90 C~xs<~ss~< cxsssa.. pa-
st<~ n Cae.-
MA1xD- Jzne st 1itsSi STATE Msn-
i>ter Taylur has eomnuri-zte>i a nose
~ th- Spanish E0v~rnn~ns declaring
that the elstasns dztse> arr impxOp-rlv
sslll-eses3 IN the fslana of Cuha.
owing IN misinterpr~s4sioz of the
treaty with the Uuit<<i State.
A. r~sals the ait<d stats
riRina~ r-iRhursen<zs in tho snn q
=. sssass. P--s~s1s "a th- krOuazi that
1rtscl-s wh5eh Ar~ frsr Of dztv. accord
ing n the sr>s text q the zzreenaens-
src MT inciasissi in sas- spanish espv 1t
the azr~~En~zt which Wa sent so Caha
for the 49, u the spanish eaSt0szzs Of
Gals n Eh&s l-i.a-L Is - -.ii that Il
spain yields IN this matter the Cuban
revenue vii unsi~rgo q decrease Of
I5.1ss1ass pes~rzs4
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14

Mrs whzr Do yoz sAszx q
Er 1-T a0Ex elaetxs
vtsS-or-B<Autztzl IS ts an .lA--
elo.ixf
WTly ssA.hEz-S-Ies-
Ms tsAt6e=S-WzElv. WHY. H1-
sa-e VOC rslI sg.eh an unrrurht
Why 6Sasssiers-WesL Z vslg Altd ss-~z
how & 1IArZs3 Poo EAes ~ xos the
eEil- yOa woUisi szv is wa<-Prses
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14

Hangry Hi<xIz<-f Fzss called to ssiS.
zzzs- shat makes all sh- sre~< a-ozz4
here can in the sane skfrxcsiozf
Farmers Wit<-I guess its th- s.esd-
wl1s5 does t.
Hur<-T Hixxia>-E <zess that's
-AArs ths matter with sr-- ANT rad
zsshia- bus ufnA - eat Ter three GAYS
zow azsf is7s zzakin- ne Ian -oo--Ea-
Glaz4p.stss IouruaL
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14

CHICAGO. June at i learned Be
Sond reasonable doubt that william
A >insroct. the missing secretary AMI
treasurer Of the Switehmen's union. has
been located in Bost0n- A telegram Was
resolved by Nrs- Simsrott last Tuesday
stating that her husband had beer
discovered in that city The tsle
gran a,sS eonszined the sad inforrna
ton that >imsrott r thought 10 Se in
sane Mrs Simsrver left inzmed iasely
sftsr the reeeips Of the Telegram "a.
Boston 70 hriax hsE dsaaeHtea hlsh..l
hsek % shis eiEy.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14

Mr. Wo-khari4-Nv dear I have
Io-. NY siszas5oa- ana ft inst hapP~as
that I haveu's a dollar sh~aA We
auss 80 10 the p.oor hou>-. for dinner
Mrs W-Sarvly some II the .rru.s-rs
With Nhozu Ne have dealt for ~ many
ysars vii trust usr
Nr w sadly NO. I have II credit
anywhere always PGld eAsh--S- Y
MIL
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14

BCEzkED's BAT. Mass June s--Mrs
Cleveland arrived At Gray Gables after
an exceedingly pleasant comfortable
sail On Z T. Benediet-s steam Yacht
Oneida The sail up BGxxarf's h@y was
delightful and nore perfect daE 20
inaugurate Mrs Cleveland's SoSourn
here could not BE desired The party
comprises NrSA Cleveland the Nisses
Cleveland nurse. governess. Mr. Bene-
iiet and members of his family They
did not come ashore till 10 o'clock.
when full Inspection Was made Of the
improvements zs Gray Gables
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14

Nothe--waite-. <~e that yoz give
Beatrice The l1us share ot that
banana
NAlter-fsS mamma
Be&-rtee-Namna Walter hasn't
yive1 ne any
Wslrer-weIi- taats al rtyhs Lioaa
dor-s eat banArz~-BroOxlvu Life
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14
Ne Further News st the k<s<.1< Carre
Bear. R<ps<r<d Wr~~k-d-

WA=sISsroS- June s-No news has
ret been received by the treasury de-
pzrtnent zs 70 the reported wreck Of
the revenue cutter Bear zt Sitsz. Alas
kz- and oEieisls are inclined 20 the
opinion that the rumor i untrue
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14

THx eourt-martial n Fort Smelling
found Lieut. Nancy guilty of conduct
unbecoming an officer, and sentenced
him TO one years suspension with for
feiture of half pay during that time A
Recommendation for executive elemen-
cy accompanied the sentence Nancy.
who Is West Pointer killed his su-
periOr officer. Capt Hedberg. who was
not q West Pointer.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14

nxz-Aser-Thas smith girl is ser
s<eslv sfziF wa<zsw-r sa-x- y a zsaz
arnuz&
NSEA<r-Wkvr H1x 10 yca zz~sze
nanghsxr - sstx- xk@-~r-1ss ne
ples<e- rA~r~1x Chariis E@xs I uzss -
sns1 sp-sxx so hizz. Tie e31eszx know
/ n Aer---Desrofs FREE Press.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14

small Bov to z.a-u4- tuckfu< his
sister IN beSt-TUes n NJ soosses. to-
mamma
snail SISTER sse-erelvf-You nzstn't
~ footses= ycE must az feet Oze
fee. = a fros- and two faoss-s : feet
Life
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14

io~s-why are yca Sstting here. ali
asonez NOa eoat ~7ea "a ~ verT
11U-ss.
G=est-Oh- yes I ans- It-~ arrfslly
entertain ~ - seS Asw b.l--1 tbs
stAeEs ara Hai-&
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14

THEODORE HAUsHEx. the sxeSi ex-
president of the wrecked Indianapolis
lndl national hank. was. On the
.th- given ixyr>rs in the penitentiary.
In passing sentence Judge Baker hros-
down and cried ike n ehsld- He said
that il was the most painful duty Of
Ms life