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The evening world., 1894-10-16

(By Associated Press)
COLUMBUS, o., Oct. l6.-Gov. Mckinley ts't
night decided to accept the invitation OF me Re-
publican Committee OF Louisiana, and will deliver
speech at New Orleans oct. 20.
The evening world., 1894-10-16

Aldermen.
Jeremiah kennchuk.
Nicholas T. Brown
Charles smith,
Andrew A Noonan.
VIM. Clancy.
VIM. TAFT.
Joseph Martin.
Patrick J. Ryder
Patrick II. Kcahon.
John 4. oakley
S. Wesley Smith.
J. j Murphy
Frank J. Goodwin.
Jacob G. Wund
James Mcdonald.
Francis ]. Lantry."
Frank G. Rim"
Robert Muh.
VIM Il, Burke"
Thomas NJ. Campbell,
ROllin VI Morgan.
John J. O'Brien'
JOscoh A. Carberry.
John Long
VIM A. Baumert.'
Bartholomew Donovan. =
James owens"
Robert r.. Saul
23l Ward, Peter Cocks
W H. Schott.
The evening world., 1894-10-16

DIST AsScmblymen
l. Daniel T.. Finn.
2 Thomas ! Barry.
3 Philip Wissig
4 James s. Donnelly.
d Samuel ] Foley"
g Benjamin Hoffman.
Z Harry W Wolf
s. VIM. A. n Walker.
. John + MrDcrmott'
iO-Jacoh Eun2eman.
II Mitchell A. e.. Levy,
L. T. II l.e Fetra.
l3-j II SDuthworth.
u John = rurrlgan.T
10 Louis + Helte.
la Victor J. Bowling .
"a Patrick ! Trainor. :
~ Daniel j. Gleason.
~ pat'k ]. kerrigan.
lD- John Is Fitzgerald.
u Moses Herman.
- Michael + Tobin.'
. Ei + Tdliaterrn.
ROh't V Stadtfcld. .
- stephen 5 Blake.
u Louis Davidson
= L. VI Reddington.
!h-James + Reilly.
20 Arthur e. Butts
,U-Charles e. Marin.
The evening world., 1894-10-16

Mckinley to speak in New Orieany

Congressman CASTOR A. Robbins was renominated
oy the Fourth Alabama District Democrats.
The evening world., 1894-10-16
SHIPPING NEWS.

ALMANAC FOR TODAY.
5. .6.l2 sun sets. .5.ls Moon rises. ..GiQ
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
The evening world., 1894-10-16
INCOMING STEAMERS.
DUE TO-DAY
DUE TOMORROW,

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'Islahola '''''' ''''.. ,..., Havana Oct. u
Sity OF Augusta ..... -. ...,.., Savannah Oct ia
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-30
.hOrOby krwi.
OIL d(ukaxeoo cza.,
NiestrawnOSc
Cierpienia WatrOby,

jego - DO swego ozssu jako redaktO,
organu zwis.kOwego umiejstnie 1 Z ID.
lentem redsgowai nzgode".
Postapienie to wywoiaio oburzenie !,
kosaoh polskioh to tea odbylo sic '
ubiegfy wtorek value zgromadzeuie n,
sail PREY Bradley ul., gdzie potepion,
Postspowsnie g~ubernatora / uehxalon.
rezolucye kt6ra ~zamieicIiy ga1ety an
gielskie.
Powisdaja teraz, be demokraci leksjx
sic aby polacy Partyi ich ME opuscil,
majs zsmiar nominowi6 p. Kiolbass,
ns skarbnika powiatowego.
Motemy 4ywi6 jak nsjlepsze 4yczs
mia Ola p. K, ale handel TAXI ME 10
n~iecznie zadowolni mas.
Ola p. Brodowskiego wyraaamy gle
bokie w~sp6iczucie nasze.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-30

p. August Kowslski i Sp{. n abyli
kopalnie aiota W Montanie; W K,l fornii
jak wiadomo jest takae polska kopalnis
ziota. nZiota Zebra" jest epidsmiczna,
w niedsiele dnia q maja DO DO
fndniu " hall Wodzislswskiego odbyio
sic zsPowiedziane posiedzeuis literackie
to~warzysswa kebiet wzsjemnej pomocy
/ ksztalcenis sic.
Tresc Progranu byis bsrdzo sympa
tyezns i powssns.
p. st. Broel dsi W swym zajmui,cym
odczycie w~iszsnke kilku waanych chwil
z zycia wielk' ego nsszego bohstera T.
Koseiuszki. szo1eg6lnie scisle zazna
ozyf wpiyw uozuciowy ] podniosly du.
ohowy wojewodzianki Sosnowskiei, ma
przysrsy los wielkie ozyny ~miodocian.
nego kapitsna. p. DR.. J.. Kodis W 3D.
ozycie SVEN skresliis pogl,dy original.
ne M zycie spoieczne TAX populsrnepo
dzisisj " eaiym swiecie hr. s, T~olstois;
ktory kreslG: zrecznie obrsz srczssli
wosci ludzkieJ " pierwotnym ustroiu
sposecznym neguje wsrelkie zdobycze
cywilizscyi | chce oofosc ludzkose do
Pierwotnej pro'tcty piracy | aycis. Ma
stepnie deklsmscys Fsryss Miokiewiozs
przez m~sodziutks psnns sswioks mi.,.
te zslete, te wypowiedzisns byis W CIV.
stym p~rswidiowym jezyku, gisdko z pa.
mieci; poozem cdczytsis psni Genowef.
zoikowsks dwie ulOtne poezye p. Idslii
z hr. kosiow P~oleskiej.
Ma zskohozenie ma kilks STOW przeno.
wiopych przez p. S~swiokiego, potrze-
bic obowiszku kszdego polsks niesie
mia acknowledge podstku nsrodoweQo
ma Sksrb Rsrperswylski = wszystxie
obecne panic ! psnowie s~kwspliwse 70.
pissli sic do tel novel orgsnizscyi.
w ogole zsznaozy6 trzebs ae dzisisl
nosc tow. tego jest bsrdzo dodatuis;
prswdoPodobnie PREY wytrwsiej praoy
wzbudzi szerokie zsinteresowsnie pad
tutejszyoh ! przyczyni sic do podniesis.
Ia poziomu iatelektuslnego zebraf.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-30

Tow. Wetsran6w | starszych wie-
klein Polak6w zgromadzi sie " nied.ie-
le, 3go czerwca rb, o godzinie Sci 20
pofudniu, " hall OBJ. Jana Drazby, ns.
rotnik ulio Division i Cleaver. Hala
Powy2sza bedzie odtsd gt6wns kwaters
nWetersn6w". W. Ksrlowski, sekr.
Przyjdzoie ma posiedzenie do hall
Puiaskiego W niedziele pc pofudniu Q
godrinie Bel.
tSzpital polski ma iua trzech pacy-
ent6w.
Nv miescie naszem ~zostanie wybudo-
wany gmach ~powiatowy "a 5 milion6w
dolar6w.
*p.H. Nsgiel publikuje " nDzienniku
Ch." ~referat sw6J o dziennikarstwie
polskim " Amsryce, przeznaczony M
wystawe lwowsks, Trzeba przyznat,
Re referat ten jest zredagowany Z ia
lentem i .nsjomosc'a rzeczy.
*p. Topor, mieszkajsoy pod No. 29S
prey ulioy Division otwiera u siebis
czytelnie publiozns.
Korzystac z takowej mote bezpiatpie
ksady Polak, kt6ry zfoty " dspoxySie
$l.oo.
Ks. arcybiskup Feehan udzieli jutrc
Sakramentu bierzmo wanna " kcs ,iele
sw. Tr6jcy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-30
OgfOszem1e.

EkLI chcesz poia6 jake o~glosssnie v 4.
kiembadz miejscu I c~sasie, pis. = Geo
kovel d Co., No. 10 Spruce St., Ne,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-30

Starry lekarz doktor, przestaws,v
Prsktykowac, a nsjso doreczony pre-,
Misyonarzy Wsohodnich Indii, formu-
larz prostego l~eczenia warzywani, W
krotkim czasie zupstnie leczy suchoty,
zapalenie krtani, katsry, ~dychawioe |
lime gardlowe ! p}ucne chorobv. oraa
zuPeane predkie wyleczenie nerwo.
wych .iabosci | nerwowych chor6b, DO
,Syprobowaniu tych leczniczyoh frod.
k6w W tysiacznych wypsdsaoh wzis,
sobie IA obowiszek oglosic to SWIM
~cierpiacym xiomkom. Bedao przeiety
checis ultenia ~cierpisoej ludzkosci, il
przeszle "a darmo katdemu kto tads
receipt " Niemiecxiu, Francuzkim Tub
Angislskim jezyku z wskaz6wkami lax
utywac.
Adresowac Z dolsczeniem msrki
imienis gazety. ". n. Noyes,
o2O Powers Black. Roches ". Y
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-30
w sPrawie p. z. Brodowsktego.

W sPrawie p. z. BrodowskIego,
w zesriym numerze donosilismy, &c
p. zbigniew Brodowski, komissrz par.
kowy, udsi sic, wobeo ustswicznej ma
pasci pewnego pisms sn~gielskiepo 1
sgitscyi pewnych politykow. do guber.
nstors stshu Illinois p. Altgelds re sws
rezygnscys. p. Altgeld wowozss ME
przyjsi jego rszygnscyi, oswisdczsjsc
mu, Re jest Z niego zupeinie zsdovol.
niony; = " diva tygodnie pczniej rave
zwsi go do rezygnscyi.
Urzsd komissrzs psrkowego Jest no.
norowy; pan B. obssdzil ter ~kilkadzie.
STAT Possd polsksmi, "a 90 mu sic nsleay
uznsnie cd ogoiu polskiego. Ia tea byis
CLOWNS przycryns, ola ktoreJ pewni poll.
tycY asdsh usuniecis p. B. z urzedu. o.
burEs mas take postepowsnie q. Altrslds,
ktory .sdsjsc rezygnsoyi cd Q. B. podsi
Przyozyne niekompetentnoso. .. b.
byiy sksdemik jest wszechstronnie Wv.
ksztsscopym czsowiekiew, starry
rwiszkowi znsjs przeciea zdolnosoi
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-30
Koncert ch6r6w szopena 1 Wan
dy.

AOncert ch0r0w SZ0pena 4 Wan.
dy.
Zesziej niedzieli odbyi sic " sail
Walsh'a koncert ma rzecz szkoly sw.
Trojcy, kt6rej budows rozpoc.eto. Pu.
blicznosc zebraia sic lioznie Q program
zswierai AZ 20 numer6x.
Crssc muzyczna wypadls .sdowolnia.
jaco; orkiestra p. F.oka dobrze wywia.
zaia sic z zadanis swego; - numers
solowe ma fortepianie pani doksorowej
Lsnde i p. Limperga wysziy swietaie;
rownie1 solo ma kornecie p. Hocha-
WyPada nam tn zwrocic uwsge, Re
podcsas czesci solowych publicznosc po-
Wilma zachowse sic spokojuiej.
Mniej szczesiiwie wyszla ozese wo-
kalns. Pc kilku ciepiyoh dniach "
niedziele pred poiudniem ~nastapilo
maggie znitenie temperatury; wiatr ii
mny zaczst dac z p6lnocy, to tea wielu
ze spiewsk6w naszych ochryplo - "
tsj nsgiei zmianie powietrza naleay
gfownie szuka6 pr~zyczyny, ola kt6rej
czesc wokalna nieoo szwankowals.
Spiewakom nsszym, kt6rzy podjeli
sic w~zniosiego ale trudnego zadanis
krzewienis i podtrzynywania duchs
Polskiego, "a pomocs piesni radzimy,
aby czesciej ! regularniej uczeszczali ma
lekcye....
Nadobne dziewoje nasLe z ch6ru
nWsndy" lepiej sic oohranialy, zmians
Powietrza ME wpiyrsaa ma ich gsosy u
jennie; to tet jak zwykle swistnie wy.
wiszaiy sic z zadanis swego. widok
tyoh miiych paniensk W bisiych suk-
mach zachwycai psec brzydsza to tel
kszde ukazauie sic ich na estradzie wy.
wofywalo grzmot oklaskow.
Sfowik nasz, kt6ry ma nieszcrescie
ulotnif sic z Chicago, pani z Mikityf
skich Bansszyfsks jak zwykle spiewem
swym zschwycais publicznos6,
Sol, PIP. Konstantego Mallka i Cru.
staws Wojnickiego wywoiaiy ~zasiutone
oklaski.
Parma Wlodecka ma dobrs szkose,
gfos silny, wyrobiony sle... "a twardy...
WsPomniee j~eszcze trzeba o spiewie
choru dziewczat z psrsfi sw. Tfojoy. @
grae ma fortePisnie psnien Mikityhskiej
! G~orskiej ! o tahcu greokim panien
s~owihskiej ] Rskowskiej.
Dochod jest zusozny. wszystkim
wspoluczestniczscym " koncercis male.
~ sic giebokie uznsnie "a ich b~ezinte-
resowns prace.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-30
Kronika m~iejscowa.

W niedziele o 3 po poludniu walne
xgromadzenie ns sail Puiaskiego W
sprawie sksrbu rspperswylskiego.
Przyjdz sic wsayscyl
,Sztandar" pisze:
w gazecie colorado Springs"
czytamy wiadomos6 o nskutscznionem
pr1ez p. Adalie ~Sataleckiego zaku-
pieniu dw6ch dziaiow, tax zwanych
,,claim6w" W nowoczesnem Eldorado
kopalni, czyh " CreePle Creek.
2 zasiagnietych b~liaszych informscyi
dowiadujemy sic, zs kopalnie to. uaby.
to ~istotnie zostaiy przez p. S. tax ola
niego, jak ola dw6oh innyoh sp6lni-
k6w, ae PROOF tego, ma sp6iks ia "a
~strzezenie (option) na try inne dziaiy.
Surowy mate-ysi, tax nazwany ore,
przez tamtejs1ych jak i tutejszych ex-
pert6w zostal u1nanym "a znakomicie
" ziOto obfrtujscy, a 70 diva to dzialy
jeden Bourgogne, drugi Msrsa, W
Creeple Greek uwaaane So jake rokuis-
CO najwyasze ~nsdzieje, to ter ME div,
ze W samym przeiezdzie przez Denver,
p. S. znaczna czesc akcyi umiescil.
Akt ~korPoracyi iua zosta3 ~vysisnym do
Spring6eldu, pod prawaui stanu lii.
nois. z bliaszych szo.eg6i6w to jedno
tylko Jest nam wiadomo, ze nowo "a.
wiazans sp6aka Postanowiia isd slsdsm
znauego krola kopalh Macksy, kt6ry
na wszystkie swoje przedsiebi6rstwa
wypuszczai akcye wartosoi minimalnej
dziesieciu dol. 20 dolara jedoego. Wy,
jatkowe, szczesliwe nabycie dzialow,
wynoszaoych przeszio dwadziescis q.
kr6w, W centrza dystryktu ziots, mo.
glibysmy ~Powiedziec ziotego, pomyslna
expertyza materyaiu ! nadzwyozsjus
bliskese kolei, pozwalajaca oistawis
go wygodnie do Denver, take So katy
cry " reku model sp6lki, kt6rej szcze.t
RE syozymy powodzenia.
DAlej czytamy W temae pisuis:
nk' ~o~e@ NeP'oo'shis PloLyuout
Zjedn. P. R. K, pod opieka M. B. G.
Powr6cR jus re swej wyoiecaki do Mon
tany, ktora przedsiewzisi oelem pozna-
mia novel kopslni jaka odkryto W Rs.
d~ersburg, Mont. P. N. przekonai sic,
ze kopalnia ia istotnie przsdstawia Pc
wne korzyfci. Eksperci bowiem orze-
xii, 20 p~rzecietna wartos6 wydobytej
rudy, .przedstawia sic cd 25- 80 dola.
row "a tone. Akcye towarzystws tego,
beds sPrzedawane pc jednym dolarze
sztuka, ktoby pragnsf takowe nsbyc, to
MECH sic zsPisze 4 p. ]. Nspieralskiego
Wsaystkich akcyi ma bye sprzsdane 10
tysiecy. Wkrotce oena ioh podniesiona
zostsnie do trzech dolar6w. w tych
dniach zsiatwione bye msja f,rmalnos,i
Prswne, jak inkorporaoys to wsrzystwa,
zspis hipoteczny itp."
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Ursymuje " domu Dr.. August.
Koenigs hsmburskie kropls nieust.nnie
prrez 2 ozy 8 lat. Ziwsze ckazujs sis
jake ~najlsPszy srodek prreciw chorobou
pfuo ! zosadka. - Theo. G. Todtmann,
Ii Phelsn Bldg, San Francisco, Cal.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-30

Medale P~amiatkowe
" 1OO-letnia rooznioe Kosoiuszkowsks,
ziote, srebrne, jskotea pozlacane, DO
s~rebrzane; orzeiki srsbrne " postsci
sPiiek do krswatek, broszek Ola dam;
tanio gustownie wykonsne do nabycis
a; Jana Trzcihskiego,
2S7 W. Division str. II pietro, Chicago,
Pierscionki pamistkowe wykonuie ma
o~ostsiunkj. Dostsc mozns " redskcyi
Zgody.
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Dom do wynajecia.

Dom do wynajecia.
Nam do wynaiecia dom, ITO Scott nj,
" Joliet, Ill. Dom jest W dobrym 10
foEeniu ns salon lub sklad rzezaiczy.
Jozef G burozyk K.
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Polska szkoIa

L SZhO1d
AHU5zERxI
~, CHICAGO.
E~sculaptan College OF Madvffery.
zaiokona " roku 1883.
Ie szkofy tel wyslo juz kilkadziesis,
sdolnych akuszerek, ktore obecnIe CHE.
y sic dobrem powodzeniem.
Szkosa nasza po~twierdzona przez "a.
rad lekarski State Board of Health.
Zgfasxac Ee listownie do:
ID N. OrgLert -Kaczoroaoska tsecrst.r,
Hawthorne,
p. o. HYMAN,
COOK Co. LII.
Widziec sie mozna osobiscie " o6sie
008 w. l0ta utica,
lomiedIy gods, s-ma q 10 rano; Iub weczo
Pm " Niedzlele " rezydencyi hawthorne,
Iva biloxi cd Depot " apiece, doksd tame.
ssny agent wskaze droge Tylko 30 minut
The Dickinson press., 1894-06-16
CHARGED WITH EMDEzzLEMENT.
Richard r. Black, IL Bookkeeper, IL
UInhAr Annnst

Richard r. Black, Il BoOkkeeper, IL
Under Arrest.
st. Paul. June 12.-ltichard p Black,
bookkeeper employed by the firm of
William RodGcr 4 Co., dealers in ma
chinists' supplies, was arrested to-day on
charge Of cmbczzlclrent, the amount
being $1,000. Mr.. Rodger, senior men,
Der of the firm, has suspected for some
time that Black was dipping into the
firms accounts, and during the past two
or three days he has employed an ex-
pert accountant to go over Blacks books
ut night. wi'h the result of finding, it il
said, discrepancy of nearly $1,000. Mr..
Black was ut work at his desk when an
officer entered and placed him under ar
lest. He turned pale and stummcred out:
why an l under arrest?" The officer
gave lin the usual answer-thut he
would fad out when he arrived at the
police station-and he was taken to the
private office of Chief Clark. There he
weakened, and, it is alleged, confessed to
having misappropriated $1,000 of the
flm's money, but denies having taken
more. He made false entries, his ac-
cusers claim, and did it so cleverly that
at first the accountant went over his
books for :wo years back without finding
the break. A second time he went over
them and scrutinized each figure, aud
finally discovered the method used. After
con'.ssing bis alleged defalcation Black
was taken to the central police station
and locked in a cell down stairs. For
some reason the police authorities at
tempted to keep the fact of Blacks arrest
q secret
The Dickinson press., 1894-06-16
GOVERNMENT WHEAT FIGURES.
A Very Good Showing IL Made b,
MlnnesUtn.

A Very Good Showing u Made by
MlnneaUtA.
Washington. June 1.-THE report of
June 1. consolidated from the returns of
the correspondents of the agricultural de-
p. rt,nent, takes the acreage of winter
wheat sown compared with that which
was harvested last year 80 per cent. ba-
ing decrease of per cent. There is
aE increase of acreage as compared with
1893 in but ten states, the principal part
of which was made in Kansas and ILL.,
nois. The percentages of spring wheat
acreage Of the principal states are: Min
nesota, 81; Nebraska. 81; South Dakota
IS; North Dakota, 80. The average per-
certage Of acreage for both spring and
Writer wheat for the whole country is
95.3, making total area of 33,OOO,OOO
acres. The conditions of spring wheat
gives an average for the entire country
of 50 per cent, and for the principal
srring wheat states as follows: Wis
ccEsin, 81; Minnesota, 90; Iowa, 80; Ne
braska, "A; 2au:h Dakota, 20; North Da-
kota, 81; Washington, 50; Oregon, 96
The preliroihsry report places the aver
age of oats '.r nearly one point less than
last year. "a. general average for the
whole county 10 99.1. The peach crop
commercially considered is practically q
failure. The condition of apples is rather
better shan that Of peaches. No fruit il
expected in the Piedmont and Ohio val
ley districts aud but little in the Missouri
belt. Prospects are brighter In the noun.
tain and Pacific states.
The Dickinson press., 1894-06-16
THESE ARE PATRJOrs.

Grand and Petit Jurors Drawn for
Service tn the Federal Courts.
st. Paul, June l2.-Thc following per-
sens have been drawn to serve as jurors
for the June term of the United States
court:
Petit Jury--John Edmond, Clermont;
William Luacrs. Belle Plaine; John Me-
Govern, Jr., Shakopee; s. T. Mathews,
Winona; Henry Becker, D:.sbuch; u. s,
Pease. Amnia; ]. II. Perry, Uticl; VI,
]. I.unl. Minneapolis: Alfred Anderson,
Red Wing; Claus Melh .nl, Odin; II. T..
Green, Sauk Center; ]. A. Abraham,
Cthter City; A. w. Bingham, New Ulm;
II. B. Occott, Suuk Rapids; Otis Hun
tocn. Plainview; John Murray, Jr., Dar-
M'n; Peter II. Peterson, Litchtield; 4.
N. Holm. .raylor's Falls: Daniel johnson,
RCcS C*ask: j. G. Da.ham. Norwegian
Grove; a. T. Lend. Vining; Il. c. Grover,
Zun hrata; William Spencer, Aitkin: II.
w. T0;;n. Anoka; $. H. Warsaw, d. C.
Beh,e,as. Duluth: Fred NJ. Bordwell, Still
water; Robert Starr, Hereford: II. ].
Cohen. Brainerd; A. Brooks, Detroit;
Nels +. Nelson, Minneapolis; Henry Stew
ems. Saul; Rapids; T. j. Green, Winona
F'rc:i Molbus, Jr., Winona; George Pierce,
W;nona, w. ). Montgomery, Staples;
John jackson, Blakely; Fred w. Mes
litL Cambridge: j. II. Hot1im, Mime
nI oils; H. w. Posy, Winona.
Grand Jury-Willian Anderson, Sank
Rapids: Henry Crosby, Pine City; j. NJ.
Howard, Litchfield; Fl. T. Meyer, Al
bany; John Sneiier. Faribault; j. j.
Jones, Heron Lake; III. H. Mcll.l, Cur
rie: John Cole, Hastings; Peter Pcggcn,
Eden Valley; John l.. Peterson, Center
City; J. Y. Breokinriige, Pine City;
William Stewart, Clearwater; H. c.
Fers, son. Saltwater; Nelso:- Sellers,
Tower: l.. b. Elmwood, Minneapolis;
SsmCel Mcclure, Saltwater; H. G. Block,
Maine Prairie; Frank Monahan, Witoka
George III. Bishop, Sauk Ce ltar; A. b.
E. ston, saltwater; Delacy Glow, Wi
ncne; Benjamin Ordway, Elgin; Martin
Wai.E, inyer Grove
The Dickinson press., 1894-06-16
Sunday June 10.

1t is reported that the business de-
partment Of the State University will
be abolished at the close of the pres
ent term.
The Dickinson schools graduates its
first high school class yesterday, con-
sis:ins Of one member only, Miss Car
rie Fowler.
A Richland County farmer last year
raised 800 bushels of potatoes from ten
acres Of land. He is now selling them
at IS cents per bushel-an income Of
500 per acre.
The jewelry store Of Sullivan Bros,
at Devils Lake was burglarized last
night between ten and eleven. About
thirty-five watches and forty rings
were taken. No arrest nor ciew. The
loss is about $500.
The counterfeit gang that was sup
posed to be holding forth In a cave four
or five miles up the river from Fargo
turns out to be nothing but a poor,
ialr-witted negro, perfectedly harm
less.
The Dickinson press., 1894-06-16
SENATOR'S AND SUGAR.

The Committee Runs Foul of Aa.
other CssstEmacl0us Witness.
Washington. Jine 11.-Charles Chap
nan, OF the New York brokerage firm Of
Moore & Schleick. was before the SEN
ate investigating committee again to-day.
He had previously declined to answer
questions concerning the firms handling
Of sugar stock and asked for time to con-
suit counsel. He saw Judge Shella-
barger of this city last night and obtained
a written opinion from him as to his legal
rights. This opinion is supposed to have
leen to the effect that he could not he
&C mpeiled to answer. The question
whether his firm had bought and sold
sugar stocks for or in the interest of any
sere tor was PCT in various forms SO as
but the invariable response was refusal
to answer. The witness then, at the COM
nittee's request, read the statute pro-
viding for the punishment of witnesses
who should decline to answer questions
put by congressional committees, but af-
tel reading it persisted in his refusal to
srswer questions. Senator Allen then
went through the list of senator's alpha
betically, asking in each case if the sem
ator named had speculated, and the wit
ness each time refused to answer. With
out pressing the matter the committee
excused Mr.. Chapman, but decided to lay
his case before the senate and have it
certified to the district attorney as was
done with Correspondents Edwards and
Shriver.
The Dickinson press., 1894-06-16
Thursdny, June 2.

A full-bloodei Arabian is the latest
patient to be sent to the North Dakota
insane asylum.
jamestown dog cat@l,crs have corral
led over seve:!,y cannes on which H.
censcs have not been paid.
Fargo is to have Midway Pla!sance
during tOurnam week. The ladies'
of the Gethsenlane church will he in
charge.
The eleventh annual picnic of the
employees OH the m lin line of the North
ern Pacific will he held ut Valley City,
June 80.
The total amount Of the tuition fund
81 rolticncd by State Superintendent Of
Public Instruction Eiscnlluth for the
quarter ending May %. is $l4l.S14.4O
or mt the rate of $40 per capita.
The Collins Bros. will open up ma
chinery halls ut l;nttinean and Willow
City. According to the Willow City
Eagle Frank will have charge ut that
place while Billy" will look after the
one at Bottineau.
The Dickinson press., 1894-06-16

tied one end of his suspenders to a bed
post and the other end to his neck.
He then slid off the bed.
+. o. Whitmore was murdered In his
store ut Ransom. Ill. Two young men.
barely out of their teens having the
Appearance Of country boys. were the
asS;lilants. Their object was robbery.
Whitn0re was shot.
A woman named Cooper has inform.
ed tie authorities at Hillsboro. ILL.,, that
twenty-t:,ree years ago. her father,
Georrr w. Cooper robbed and murder
cd John WickOff. who ut the time was
supposed to have been killed by the
cars.
Two residents of Galloway County,
Ky, named Storey and Cochran. were
in love with Miss Kelley, daughter
of ex.deputy sheriff Kelley. Storey
and the girl wer.. married. Cochran
went to Kellcy's house and shot Storey
In the mouth killing him instantly.
He then fatally wounded Kelley.
Dwight r. Dix. who absconded with
$1,000 Of the Armour Packing Com
pany's money. was sentenced ut Sioux
City: :;::vn. to three years in prison.
Eix's at!:cley introduced no testimony
for the defense and the jury was out
aGn&t five minutes. when q verdict Of
guilty was returned.
The Dickinson press., 1894-06-16
Personal Mention.

Prince Eismarck's income is said to
be about $1OD,OO0 a year.
Miss Ellen A. Window, daughter Of
the late Secretary Window, weds q
Boston man.
James Whitcomb Riley says that the
more money he has the better poetry
he writes
H. Il. Heffncr. formerly of the Chi
cagO board Of trade, committed suicide
ut New Orleans by taking laudanum.
HI. Nj. Vale, who attracted national
attention In the star route trials, died
In Kansas City of paralysis, aged sixty
three.
J. II. r. Walker. Il retired army Of
fcer, and q br0thcr-in-law of the late
james G. Blaine, died at Salt Lake
City.
Ex-Judge John NJ. Broomall, whose
speech in congress on the civil rights
bill has become classic, died in Me-
dia, Pa.
Horation +. 1.illibridge, president Of
the American Bisc lit company, died
suddenly at his residence In Minneap-
oils.
The University of Oxford has decided
to confer the honorary degree of doc
tor of civil laws upon Capt. Mahan, Of
the United States cruiser Chicago
Michael Scllwab, of lIay,narket fame,
is now an American citizen, having TAX
en- the oath Of allegiance in the circuit
court in Chicago
Ethel Brandon. the actress, has filed
suit in San Francisco for divorce
against her husband, l.. B. Stockwell,
on the charge of cruelty. She alleges
in one instance that Stockwau compell-
her to give him her diamonds and
jewelry, worth $500. She asks $50
per month alimony. Mrs. Stockwell
is still critically i'll.