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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1894-01-26

! Default having been made in the pa crnent n
the sum OF thirty-sx nnn seventy five -C!Ie hnn
dredthS ($36 75) dollars interest which j. chime,
to be dne at the GATE Of this notice. upon a Ger
! tain mortgage duly executed and delivered b.
| Jacob II. Clark and his wife RebpccA L. Carl
! and William 4. Clark. mortgagors, to George y
| Ihayer, mortgasee, bea Ing date the 18th da,
| OF July, 1896, and with power Of sale there
| in contained. duly recorded in tie 0 flee O
| the register of deeds III and Tor The Cnunty
of Morrison and Stale Of Niuneeotn on tn,
! Is h day Of July. 1890 at FOG O'Clock D. m II
| book . OF mortgages. on page 49, and u:
| acti or proceeding having been instituted
at Jaw. or otherwise, OF Recover the iebt SECURED
! by said mortgage. Or any part thereof
Now. therefore, notice il hereby given that h,
| virine Of the power OF sale contained In sal,
| tnuri9age. an! pursuant 10 the statute In such
ease made and provided the said mortgage vii
be ioreclosed by sale Of the premises dsscf bed
| ia and conveyed by SO d mortgage, viz:
The northwest quarter (nwl4l Of section thirty.
, two i32). township torty-one al, range thfriy
| 3d. according to the government survey there.
! Of in Morrison county and State OF Mime.
| sofa, with the he1edtsnen;s and appurtellan-
cts: which sale vii! be made ny the sheriff CT
said Morrison county, ct The north front door Of
said county and state. on the 10Th day of March.
1884, at IL 6'clock a. M. Of that day at bubble
sendue. TO the highest bidder for cast. to psy
said debt Of thirty six and seventy fse one hun.
dreaths fs2f .76) dollars, interest. and thu
taxes, If any. on said premises, and fifty DOL
lars attorneys fees, as stipulated III and BIZ
said mortgage in case OF foreclosure and the dis
bursenents allowed by law; subject to re-
Gemptiou at any une within ere year from The
day Of sale, as provided By law.
Dated January 49, 4: .. 1894.
-. Mortgages,
IINDBERGH BLANCHARD il LIsDgERGH,
Attorneys. t. a.se@
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1894-01-26

Default having been made in the payment of
the sum OF Tour hundred aud ninetv-tWO and
seTenty-five one huudredths dollars, which is
claimed to be due the date OF this notice. upon
a certain mortgage. duly executed a nd delivered
by Daniel 5. Mooers and his wife Martha J.
Mooers, morsgagors. TO George ". Thaver
mort gage. bearing date the list day of August
1850. and, with power of sale therein contained.
duly recorded In the office OF the re.Ht Of ieed4
in and for the county OF Morrison and sta te Of
Minnesota, on the lst day of September, 1890 AT
10 o'clock a. M, IN book @ OF mortgages, Oh page
465, and no action or proceeding having been in =
stltuted, at Law or otherwise TO recover the debt
secured by said mortgage OF any part thereof.
NOW, therefore, notice Is hereby given. that by
virtue OF the power OF sale contained in snid
mortgage. and pursuant to the statnie in such
case made and provided. the Sail mortsaue v il!
be fOrecOSed by sale OF the premises t.Hac!;eC il
and conveyed by said mortg asc. VIZ: The souti /.
half OF the southwest quarter aud tGc south iaii
OF the southeast quarter in section one, town
ship fOrty-two. range thirty-two, And the sortl.
half OF the southwest quarter ana lie southwest
quarter OF the SOUTHEAST quarter OF section
twenty-nlne, township forty-,ile thirty al
in Morrison county and state of Minnesota, " II
the heredit aments aud appurtenAnces: which
s'tie will be made by the sheriff Of said Morrison
county. at the north entrance door of the cOurI
h ouse. in the city OF Lii tie Falls in saIl conn
and state, on the 18th day OF February, lsHt, d
~ clock a. m OF that day. 1t }uhlic vendn". tt
the hihest bidder inr C.i.!!. 10 pay said I; -
OF four huhdre'! and ninety-two AMI spvrutv-0rt
one hnndr"titls collars. nnA interest. and Tie
taxes. il ANY, o: said premises, and fifty dol
lars ntornr! : fees, as stipulated in ami -
said MORTGAGE in case Of foreclosure, and the dis
hursements allowed by law; subject to retc;ni,
tipn Ut any ti;ae wit.hA u:.e var from til" y
sale. as provided ny Law.
Dated Dee. ssh y. ~, 1873
l,;uH,, " Tn.IrE
| Mr1!"'..2
CA & F. a. s,>n@En.: l.tugn,!>
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1894-01-26
NO1'lt T.
MOTH f.
[. S. LanN Office. s.. ClNNli. MIN

10 e. .. lS.l.i
Complaint having been terei AT this ofifc,
10y Nester Otto against Gideon CptAf for al,Andnu
ing his homestead entry No. HALO. dated Apri
.: 1889. npOn the lots No. n one III two and Is
three section Is, township, 32. range % in Murri
son County. Minnesota with IL rcw~t o he rn ncpa
ton OF said entry. the said parties are hvr,h -,
summoned to appear at the Office az I1.i.ir E:
Staples, Clerk OF Court, Little Falls, MINI on
the 3rd day OF February, 1asi. at 10 O'Clock (; H.
TO respond aud furnish testimony concerning
said alleged Abandonment
a. BAETO,
Register
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1894-01-26

-. :. 9. NOT glgeH
LdSDBEaGH BLANCHARD i LIsDgERGH,
Attorneys. e. s-seEs f.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1894-01-26
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE,

FRANK ELLESBECkER.
County Auditu,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1894-01-26
Q s. Land OHico. st. Ciund. Mum

Dec = 1852.
Further notice is hereby given tina, u im;trin~
Will be had at his office thu. Yrll ,I;4v lt Feb
uarE' lA91, at 10 clock a m, when trht :inuul
taken herein will be cxaluinel and Ia I.ris,,,
rendered t,ereupon a. lANrN
Re-
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1894-01-26

G;UH, II ". Tn.Ii.E.
Mrr!"',A-r.
c. & F a. !.,>n.:EH.:I. 'tu1nr!e.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1894-01-26
MISCELLANEOUS Ill TaIcT corRT
EXPENSES

Vim Russell. stenograpner so 90
EJSimmoHs, drawing jaross s 90
John Ham1in. deputy sheriff is %
.E Is Bowers, al paty clerk IS cd
q rank Arnsstr deputy sheriff 1s 90
Homer II iIlsesn, depMty clerk ssS rs co
IL ISfanl les depuf clerk s B 90
III smif n. court at ueyy IS 90
q a Bowers deputy ete 90
Frank ArMssrOngs dHpnW sheTIE 81 60
John Ham y &. Is "a
Jos Foiaey al ID
Eti Tanner So ID
~ AsIIHdterah Nontt HttolneF q no
~ - blanchard 8. 8 OF
IL sss illtHHxn. dEputy clerk sos
JAHlss " IS sliss o0i
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1894-01-26

SIS SIS 25 Il SPAS II
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-22

sent to withdraw his motion, which
was granted.
On motion of Mr. Bollerud, further
consideration of the matter was in
definitely postponed.
The following communication was
then read:
DNnGEvulr. Wis, Nov. IL, 1894.
To the members VI the County Board OF Iowa
county, Wis;
GENrIEMHN = The First National Bank Of
Mineral Point Wis, offers u pay interest on
daily balances Nt the funds 0f the county il de
posted with them, AZ the rate of thrive ~ per
cent per annum. rNIL. ALIEN, JR,,
Cashier.
On motion of Mr.. Carter, the propo.
sition was accepted, on condition of
the bank complying with the statute
10y furnishing proper bond.
The committee on publishing pro-
ceedings reported back the proposition
of NJ. u. Peavy without recommended
ton. and Mr.. Peavy was granted per
mission to address the board in regard
to the same.
Mr.. Roberts moved that Mr.. Peavy's
proposition be accepted.
Mr.. Spensley moved to postpone
consideration of the matter until the
January session. Carried.
Mr.. Roberts moved that pending the
action of the legislature the bounty
on wild animals be taken oil. Motion
lost by n vote of l. to l..
The committee on equalization and
assessment presented the following
report;
To the board OF supervisors of Iowa county
WISCONSIN.
GENTLEMEN; Your COmuittrr uu EQuaiiH-
alton and Assessment reports the following
aS the cQuali2Cd value ot all the property in
the county and recommends its adoption ms
the CQuali2Cd aSsCNsmsut for the year lS94
tOWit:
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-22
VnTu DAYS SESSION.

SATURDAY, Nov. Il, ga m.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Roll called members all present,
Minutes read and approved.
The resolution OF Mr.. Pearce, ap-
propriatiug 500 to the city of Dodge
willie on account OF water works, was
then taken up. The roll being called,
the resolution was defeated 10y the fol
lowing vote: Ayes Messrs. Carter,
Gillmaun, Gum, licathcock, Jones,
Pcarce, Rowe, Rcwcy, Thomas and
Taylor 10 Nays Mossrs. Bollcrud,
Campbell, Egan, llankins, Ross, Lar
son, Mess, Engles, Roberts, Spensley,
Ward, Walsh, thinner and Powell Ii.
The report Of the committee ON
equalization and assessment was then
taken up and on motion was uuani-
mously adopted,
Whereupou the chairman and clerk
embodied said report in tho following :
ASSESSMENT Of Iowa county, Wisconsin,
made hy the County Board OF Supervisors, at
the annual mccting hold at DudgrNilc, Nov,
IL to IL \. ID, 1884
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-22

Respectfully submitted,
JAMES SprNsLEY
RICHARD CARTER
DAVID WALSH
Committee.
On motion, the report was adopted.
The bill OF w. j. Roberts for $50, for
mileage and per diem rs member of
the building committee, was presented
and on motion allowed in full.
Mr.. Taylor moved that when this
board adiourns 1t be until january
9Th, 1898. Carried.
Mr.. Carter moved to reconsider tho
above motion. Carried.
Mr.. Pearce moved to amend the
motion by changing the date of meet.
ing 10 Monday, January 7th, 1895.
Carried.
The motion as amended was then
adopted.
On motion OF Mr.. Heathcock, the
board then adjourned.
Attest. liEseY HALyEKsoN,
County Clerk.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-22

Having to Gus credit, $50 ~, to pay allow
aucC for November and nrrruNCr, 1884;
Witch will amount tN about $4,000,
We rrENmmCud that II taN W thrNc tvuths
ot a mill I've lCNiCd Tor the coming year
Al ot which is respectfully suhmittcd
Nov, Is 1904,
CAlvERr SrENSiEN, PrrNIdcnt
lNSErllrS RNlleN, Vice rrNNidrut
RlTnNRn CARTER, SCrrCtarN
On motion, the report was adopted,
On motion, the board adjourned un
til tomorrow morning at q O'clock
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-22

whom ale dependent aud needy: " which
eighteen lSl are soldiers widows and moth
er> " deceased soldiers; tour t4l arr dccrCpit
soldiers able to do practically no,hiugE and
Two - soldiers orphans who arr totally uu-
able ~ do .auy work. The aid thus given
amounted to eighteen hundred ninety mine
lSlS9gH.
Near by year, the hcncfcarics become
mora suhrm and less able Ia earn ANYTHING;
81 that this year, we have NrHu unable to
drop hun one during the summer months,
hers " this board from the localities whcrc
the hrNrdStariCS reside
Our Nt-mouthly rcport, rNntaiuing names Of
persons granted relief, and the amounts al
lowed each, arr ON file in the county clerk
office for your inspection,
The per diem and expenses " the commits
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-22

State Of Wisconsin, County OF Iowa,
We, }. v. Rewcy, chairman Of the Board OF
Supervisors, and Henry llAlvcrson, county clerk,
of said county, do hereby certify that the fore
going statement is the assessment of Iowa
county made by the said bunrd of supervisors,
and tn amount set opposite each town and
city in said statement Is tho value thereof ~
determined by the sAid board Of supervisors, in
accordance with law, this 18th day of Novcm-
Der, A. u. 1894.
In testimony whereof, we have hcrcunto set
our hands aud affixed the scnl of the board Of
supervisors at DOdgCvillo, in said county tho
day and year last above written,
j, W. REwEY,
IL. s.. Chairman Board Of Supervisors.
HENRY HALVERsoN
County Clerk
The clerk then apportioncd the taxes
for the year 1891 upon the several
towns and cities as follows:
STATEMENT showing tho npportionment "
State, County County School Suporintsnd-
ent's Salary and Expenses Tax, aud the Ia
debtcdness " tho several Towns and Cities Ia
The County and state, for the year 1894.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-22

w. a.. II.
CnAs. LGuLMANN,
a, MIlss
'N'' = CSo"mMmittc.
I,;a oro, u,ao, 40 ,,o.,
mo cnmm;ttnn W. tor claim. n.o.
sontnd y ,nart;.I ronnr+ ae foIinms f'o
v
To the hnn35rahlr board of supervisors. Iowa
C9.tn,Ns WIS, >,,, ,,.,,,,,.,
" NM LINEN our committee ON laN
'i MIS- ,I,po or, 1N loiio 10Y ,,., =,
IA, 'mr lrtiSl9'l on nnry ~ i.hifoh ana u
.,r. 10y - -, 49, 49," s'i''S ''lu
,,a1t "n'S ~ Hni'H nn3u" r","'itu 10 OF
iLIt' Wy snlu county, ioI or "h at'ohht OF
cstrtT in Tho itv ~ Mint r"in a,t rr"i
- ny ny vi vi, oil' I'St ii'd
al i, a., w., ~, ', H. I "iiu
aSEiuE Wv SAN" 10 w uc'lAIeu Nnlu ana an
~ 'I IT, VI ~ S4I' ui CH i.u,'N Ihele
' ~ w sitlul'uv.rd 70 ti'trn ~ oI1n't'u Gun
w. u" ll,' IN poaru ior thuir
,'" da anu WIN
NV rc'pihlh'huhliOh lilal =, lsahynn ne nOtl-
nHa t Z" appear before ne tnli board for toeN-
ILL nlt.,tlS S""'a'''u IN We petlliohs
"""'' '"'h'''i'"N JoiS w, YUM,
y, -, ilhAlhto'h,
bAS0Eh "lhMhk'
ON motion the repOrt was adopted
Mr. Cvrvs Iorron us. ,;,n,, 80,
10 lS ~ n"7 gwen Poi
IlSSlOH 10 ADDRESS Lne BOARD
On motion of Mr. SnenS lpv the mat
4,r u,C rasn-,ol a. i, ,,>on;nI a,,,,.,,;t,a
r.,,l;".: 20. o'i '.
consisting OF the District ATTORNEY
and MIR. Carter. to report at tho Ian.
mary sassion and ~ ,,a.;n, - NJ,
"'i' VII uioI,oii VI MI
'unh, MT. 0penSley was added to the
committee,
Tho c,,ao;al ,nm,,;stoo NV, ro,,,. -
80" 'po.iai ','iiiinr"'co VI report Oh
the superintendentS OF the poor and
trustees of the asylum reported ms
folIouS-
D.,,,.,, ~
r. A., I'oI1DuEyl'iE, Nov. 18TH lsai
G Conn.,, MlScor IN ,,,ur .no,;,, ,,.,
whom wac referred the report Of fh" Trustee" s
and Sup~intcnd"nts Of the Poor, do respect
with The Snoks and md Lnn cnrron a e"dG n,,
tho balap,n ne statoJ ,,rrao, W, al ti In.
was nTnss,ded n. s,,,,,ar, ~ ,r ~; ni,r ,I"i
the sum of Sf3i ~. also rYpnudaI fnr tcny,nr.
ary aid The sum Of SIGiG n W. ala, Hnd ,h"ro
were oIpcndrd Tor Tho eurn,rI ~ inln,,,
Sli3lI "a a9d for oruonnot ini,rnyc,,"ts 81 "a
We recommend Tho adontin, az tLe fnlin,ai"5,
resolution: '
Resolved That there he md tbcrn l. borcL,
appropriated AND srt aside on az ,hr rlnun,s
earned an account Of ,nnintain{ny the crn,Iic
insane IN Tho Iowa county asyum, lie sum nf
If 900 to Or Paid by The county treasurer Of
Iowa C"nnty Ine"nn ts %Ipm - f"sG H. 2, ne
SFn.oo b" appropriated out 81 til moneys
', 4, " ~ sSu,n' m ~" support pt the
f,o,, ,Jr,.,,'I,, ,i ~ NJ, v" VI ~ ana
~, tIn ,rdnr ~ ' ,',s Wy r. ~ lhid
I,.,yn c,,pI,,r g., '.'"'"'H ~ ''" ROOF 81
NJ "a 80
~. va ,tr u"t rom tnr staig for ls3i
~ n,r,i,.,g ~ ~ .l,,, ~ ~ et4@5'''htt atq
e5S,q 4. ~, '""' ~ 80 t"h rbH! 81
?
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-22

The committee on treasurer's ac-
counts presented the following report
Tothe board ~ supervisors Of Iowa county
WI. -
GENTLEMEN Your committee On Treas
ufefs accounts do hereby report that va
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-22
Highest of all in Leavcning Power Latest u Govt Report
Re-! B BskiHg
ABSOLUTELY PURE

have received from Wtlltam II, Curry, Co,
IrraSur,r, and cancelled tho tollOwtug list
Of orders which We herewith NrVScut tO he
destroyed, towtt,
County orders amounting to 90. So, lS0 "A
Asylum ..,. lll36 -
rNor ,,,. ",SAN II
Soldiers relief orders aunt = to So. l,SSh 90
Circuit court certthCatcS " 900, N,loS ~
Scalp bounty amounting tN 500, l,OHl 90
and for Witch said trCuSurNr Is to receive
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-22
ceeiinss of both sessions for the further sum OF
ten dollars be accepted.
j. J. HEATHCuCK,
w. j. THOMAS,
DAVID WALSH,

w, j. THOMAS,
DAVID WALSH,
Committee.
Mr.. Campbell moved to amend by
adding the Mineral Point Tribune, the
Dodgeville Sun and the Eye X Star to
the papers authorized to publish the
proceedings. Motion lost six mem
bers voting for the amendment and
fourteen against 1t.
The report of the committee was
then adopted.
Mr.. Bollerud offered the following
resolution:
Resolved, That the county treasurer and
county clerk be and they hereby are authorized
to borrow a sum not to exceed tlVe thousand
dollars to pay the present Indebtedness and eX-
penses of the county until the county funds are
collected, at a rate of interest not To exceed
per cent, and that county orders be drawn for
that amount.
On motion of Mr., Campbell, the
rules We're suspended and the resolu-
ton was adopted.
The committee on jury lists reported
as follows:
county:
Your committee to whom was referred the
matter of preparing list OF persons to serve as
grand and petit jurors for said county for the
ensuing year, respectfully report as follows;
We found lists on file from all the towns in
the county. We recommend the following APP
portionment of jurors:
GRAND JuRoRs.-Arcna 81 Brigham I, Clyde
3; Dodgevlle s City of Dsdgcyillc, LIST ward ;,
I'd ward ,, I'd ward 3: Eden 4 Highland ); Lin
den 5 Mifilin ;; Mineral Point ) City of Miner.
al Point, LIST ward . ID ward >, 81 ward ,, 4th
ward y Moscow 81 Pulaski 4; Ridgeway 1;
Waldwick 3: Wyoming >
PETIT JURoRs.-ArenaS Brigham 9: Clyde 4;
Dodgcvlle II; City of Dodgcyillc, list ward I, ID
ward !, ID ward ); Eden +; Highland Is; Linden
II; Mtilin s. Mineral Point 5; City of Mineral
Point. LIST ward 1, I'd ward 1, 81 ward l. 4th ward
4; Moscow s Pulaski ); Ridgeway 5: Waldwick
5; Wyoming 4.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
W. j. THOMAS.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-22

credit IN his report In january uc>t,
G. GlLIMANN,
J, i, rNMElls
L, L, EUAN,
Sommittcc ON twaSurcrs accounts
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-31
A COTTON PICKING MACHINE.
Its Designer is the Grandson of the
Famous Inventor Of the Cotton Gin.

From the Philadelphia Ledger
New Haven, Conn, Aug 25.-Eli Whit
ney of this city, grandson of the famous
inventor Of the cotton gin, has, in turn,
invented machine which may revolu-
tionize cotton picking. Although Eli
Whitney, Sr., made such a fundamental
change in the disposition Of cotton after
being picked, no means of gathering the
product from the plant has hitherto been
discovered until now.
The Whitney harvester, as the machine
is called, resem bles an ordinary grain
harvester The mechanism is operated
by an endless chaiu attached to one of
the rear wheels of the harvester. A Sc
ries of vertical cylinders, suspended from
the bottom of the wagon, with hooks and
rolls attached, gathers the cotton from
the plant and drops the pods into a bas-
ket as the harvester drives over the field.
BY means of this machine two men and
two horses can harvest as much cotton
as 100 workmen. Experiments already
made show that the amount of cotton
harvested is about 50 per cent. of the
amount of the field. The present Eli
Whitney owns the factory in which his
illustrious grandfather worked. near
Lake Whitney, in this city, and perfected
his invention in the factory erected by
Eli Whitney, ST.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-31
Start with a Full Force.

Exeter, n. H., Aug. 30.-The cotton
mills OF the Exeter Manufacturing Com
pany. which have been idle since March,
will resume operations in part on Thurs
day, and will start with a full force
Sept 10
The Peter Manufacturing Compauy's
cotton mills, which have been idle since
the fire in March, 1898, will be put in par
tial operation tomorrow. The full force
will be employed by sept. TO-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-31
Death Of a Successful Merchant.

Tallahassee, Fla, Aug. 30.-James
Munro, for twenty years a successful
merchant here, died Tuesday night. aged
about As years. He was a native of
Scotland, but came to this country when
quite young. He was generous and kind
hearted, and will be missed in Tallahas-
see. Out of respect for the deceased all
the Stores were closed from l to o'clock
Yesterday The remains were taken to
the home of his parents at Wartrace,
Tenn, for interment.
The First congressional district demo-
cratic executive committee will meet here
tomorrow.
Adit. Gen. Houston left this morning
for the encampment of the Fourth bat
TALON at Palatka.
Mrs. Alice Walker of Jacksonville is
the guest of Mrs. I. II. Randolph
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-31
THEIR BONDED BOOZE.
The Whisky Trust Will Contest the
Increase of Taxes.


Peoria, Ills, Aug 3O.-Inquiry here
confirms the report that the whisky
trust will contest the increase in tax on
spirits in bond, on the ground of illegal
ity. This has long been President Green
huts idea. The argument is advanced
that when the spirits were put in bond
at 30 cents per gallon, there. was an i'm
piled contract that the tax would not be
increased on these goods while they were
In bond.
Considerable interest has been aroused
In distilling circles by the filing of incor-
poraLion papers in Springfield Tor the new
Atlas distillery of this city, whose build
lngs are now practically completed. The
distillery will be the largest in the world,
and will be run outside of the trust. The
company is headed by Samuel Wooluer.
The company has a capacity of 5000
bushels of grain per day, and will be run
at such rate as the trade warrants.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-31
NORTH STATE REPUBLICANS.
Their Convention Meets With 90 Out
of SO Counties Represented-

OF SO Counties Represented.
Raleigh, n. c., Aug. 3O.-The repub-
hcan state convention met here at noon
to-day with SO of the 90 counties
represented. On the first day of this
month the populist state convention met
here and nominated w. H. Worth for
state treasurer, w T FairclOth
for chief justice of the supreme
court, and @. Conner, ID. NJ. Furches and
Walter Clark for associate justices
The contest to-day was over the uomi-
nation OF an entire ticket for the purpose
OF fuslng the populist and republican
parLles during this campaign. By vote
OF lo4 TO 80 the convention nominated
This ticket. The intention is to fuse on
every ONCE and only have one candidate
ior eacn ONCE 10 be voted for. The reso-
1utlon on silver IS as follows;
THE PLATFORM.
I'VE favor a financial policy not In
favor of mono-metaQism, either of gold or
silver, as the basis of a financial system
out International bi-metallism, to De
secured by strenuous efforts of
the national power to be di-
rected against such foreign nations
as adhere to the single gold standard.
Under existing conditions, with inter
national agreement, we favor the free
coinage of the entire product of American
mines at the ratio of To to l. Now, and in
the future, all dollars should be of equal
purchasing power, to the end that a suit
able currency, abundant for all wants,
snail secure to all the people the full re-
suits of their labor"
A. r. Holton was elected chairman of
the state committee
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-31
FOURTH TEXAS DISTRICT.
A Deadlock as Is a Deadlock-They
Take $3.50 Ballots.

Paris, Tex, Aug. 30.-The convention
for the Fourth congressional district re-
assem- led here to-day, having adjourned
from Texarkana on Aug. 9, after ballot
ing 1864 times After balloting 3lS times,
making 5 1882 ballots in all, the convention
al ,ourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow.
The vote stands the same as at the be-
ginning-Crawford %, Sheppard 16,
HODGES ID
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-31
NO HOPE OF SETTLEMENT.

Glassworkers and Manu- facturers
Fail to Agree on Prices.
Pittsburg, Aug. 3O-It is officially
stated that at yesterdays conference of
window glass manufacturers in Cleve-
land, o., it was decided to reject the
wage scale proposed by the representa-
tives of the window glass workers and to
insist upon further reductions. Another
conference of workers and manufacturers
will be held in Pittsburg next Monday,
but from the present outlook there is
little hope for settlement. The manu-
facturers state that they will not be in
fuenced by the action of the Chambers
Mckee Company, who have already
signed the workers scale.