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few extras can be INDUCED. Twenty
yards, $50 worth of silk, would duplicate
the model. but there Is a dollars worth
Of ribbon round the waist. and the Hen
rietta collar, II real, is worth more thar,
the whole thing, An imitation lace tucksr|
would answer every purpose.
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In getting together among themselves
the Democratic conferrees on the tariff at
Washington must no. neglect getting to-
sether with the people.
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Labor cannot. any more than can
capital, afford to abuse the strength
that Is in union.
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Burn that garbage!

1.-THE Government al Washington still
ives."--Garfield.
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Edna's Birth day

To the Editor:
ln.loaei please fnd 81 for the Sick Babies
Fund. Again my teat on my seventh birthdsy
EDNA r..
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bon stock is tied in the back, q ribbon
belt is fastened in front and ribbon
fllet tied on the side. on her way to
the table the Summer coquette goes
down the long dining-room with a posy
In each OF her beautiful hands. pretend
Ing to be completely absorbed by
little pansy blossom" She literally
walks in beauty, and knows IL.
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Capt Wards Giants are exhibiting
their real stature.
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Dobbins won the Realization Stakes
for Croker. But where did Croker get
Dobbins"
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Ii the House stands firm and true to
the people the Senate can be forced into
line on the tariff issue
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FREE CONCERTS TONIGHT.
Programmes ut Mount Morris and
Rutgers Square Parks.

There will be music at Mount Morris
Park this. evening by Eben's Seventy
first Regiment Band. Following is the
pr 3Sramme:
PART /.
The Star-spans!ed Banner.
!. Grand certere from La RENE du
saba. .......... ......Charles Gounod
:. Overture. "A Morning, Nooa and
evening III Vienna ..........F Won Srpps
:: Magurks Caprice. "Biue Volets'. Eilenbers
Johann Strauss
s. Walt. Am schooner Rhsin Gedenke
igE Dem .........,...''.'''''.' 'heh beia
r. PART a
= Quick SEP, Liberty Bell .............. Souss
Z .. Ssltto tn Germany. ,............'... Hoeh
b. Salute to Anerica......,.......,... .Hoch
Ecmsn Trigmphl Trumpet Solo. First Time
In America"
Ti.Eo. HoCH.
s, Gsvode, The Princess ....."....... CGibulka
>. Grand Fantasia on Motives from
Meyerbesrs Opera lie Prophete.
william wieprec At
10. Romance 'I'Adieu". Franz schubert
There viii also be music at Rutgers
Square Park this evening by Iederhaus's
Troop "A" Band. Following is the pro-
gra0IAs.
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At any rate. Britannia is a luckier
boat than Figilant.
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Some One wiz.

10 tie Editor
! trust some little one may be made better
ty the use Of The inclosed 81. A. G.
whitestone, l.. l.
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No "straiGht' local ticket. Citizenship
above partisanship, on municipal issues
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the policy Of the present Pontiff has
been well demonstrated to be one OF
consistent regard cor the progress and
welfare OF this Republic.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1894-02-01
HE EAST.

AN alleged plot To burn Danbury
Conn., hat factories was discovered.
WHEN 200 miles out the steamship
the 18th inst for Algiers, Genoa and
Naples. was struck by tidal wave and
SO badly damaged that a return to New
York was necessary.
The death of Mrs John Braddock oc-
CURED at Shutdown. Pa, aged 100 years.
She was a Russian refugee, escaping
forty years ago.
The death of Nine. Laura Schirmer
Mapleson. the opera singer. occurred in
New York. She made her debut when
but years old.
WHILE insane Mrs. Emil Kellar shot
and killed her husband, her 9-months-
old child and herself in Auburn. y. Y.
AT Danbury, Conn, twelve Of the
hat factories resumed operations with
nOnuniOn men
JOSEPH SIBLEY DEM of Penusyl-
vania, forwarded his resignation to the
governor as a member of congress.
4 SUCCESSFUL. trial of the monster
Niagara falls tunnel water power was
made.
FLAMES DESTROYED the old Schuschardt
homestead at Newton, l.. l., containing
many family relics and paintings, the
loss being s1OO.O 600.
An outbreak of anarchy, in the train
of which followed bloodshed, arson aud
the destruction of property, passed
over tine Mansfield pa coal region.
1t began at dawn and at dusk it vas
estimated that 5000. 900 worth of prop
erty had been destroyed. The feeling
was SO great at Mansfield that the dis
charge of all foreign miners was de-
manded.
FLAMES ruined large portion of the
business section of Bath. Me- Loss,
500. coo.
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THE SUNSET CITY.
Californias Midwinter Exposition
Formally Opened.
Great Enthusiasm Characterizes the Ex-
srcises. an Ontllne of which Is Here
Given-Over $4,000 Persons
IN Attendance.
IN FULL BLAST.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 30.-The Mid
Thousands of people from all parts of
the state witnessed and participated in
the dedicatory ceremonies, and the
greatest and grandest enterprise ever
seen west of the Mississippi river is
finally in full swing.
II was a holiday In San Francisco
The shops were closed and business was
neglected and abandoned. Buildings
in every part of the city were lavish
ly decorated with flags and bunting,
and the whole population thronged
the streets and gave to them
an eminently festal appearance.
Thousands of visitors Were here
who are residents of Los Angeles and
the distant southern part of the state,
of Oregon, of Washington, of Navada,
of Arizonu and of British Columbia
The whole Pacific coast united to
celebrate the inauguration of the enter
prise which means SO much to every
part of it
The exposition itselfis beautiful. and
its beau'T was thoroughly appreciated
by the throng of visitors. Everyone
agreed that never before was seen
more charming collection of tasteful
buildings.
Shortly after 10 a. m. Saturday the pa
rade, under command OF Gen. Dickinson,
started for the fair grounds. In the
procession were four regiments of the
national guard, the regular army
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troops from Preside, Gov Markham
and staff, the fair officials, civic
societies, and many of the conees-
sional features to be seen at
the fair. Golden Gate avenue. the
main drive 10 the park. was thronged
with spectators. who listened 20 the
stirring music of numerous bands, and
cheered as the long line of men marched
by. Shortly after IL O'Clock the pro-
cession reached the fair grounds, and
assembled on the recreation grounds,
where a huge grand stand mad been
erected near Festiv al hall.
The order of exercises was as follows:
Medley of the airs of all nations by the
Midwinter Fair band; Introductory
address by the president of the day,
James d. Phelan; prayer by Bishop
Nicholas; grand chorus, America"
sung by the Midwinter Fair chorus
of 300 voices: address by Gov.
Markham; music by Iowa State band;
address by Director General NJ. II. lie
Young declaring the exposition open;
grafton on the general benefits and per-
manent results of the Midwinter expo
sition, by Gen. w. H. l.. Barnes; music
by the Austrian band.
At the conclusion of his address Di-
rector General De Young declared the
exposition open and Mrs De Young
pressed the electric button which set
the enormous machinery of the expo
sition in motion amid the shouts of the
great gathering, the waving of thou
sands of flags and banners, salutes of
battery of artillery and the
plaJ ing of "The Star-Spanglcd Ban
ner' by the five bands. The vast audi
ence, wildly enthusiastic, gave vent TO
their feelings in cheer after cheer
Such a scene has never before been
witnessed in Golden Gate park and it
was some time before comparative
quiet was restored for the concluding
exercises.
At night the buildings were IL
Illuminated and the opening day festivi-
ties closed with grand pyrotechnic
display.
Official figures from midwinter head
quarters show that 72,2 persons
passed through the turnstiles Saturday,
opening day. OF this number over co.
300 persons paid the regular admission
fee of fifty cents.
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WEST AND sOuTH.

Is Chicago Mrs. Annie Lindgren's
life was crushed out in mad struggle
of the hungry at the county agents
Office
NEARLY $50. 600 in counterfeit money
was unearthed at Louisville, KY. by a
woman who was digging some roots
for tea
LUMBER dealers OF Ohio, Pennsyl-
vania, Michigan and Indiana ia the
twelfth annual convention adopted
resolutions denOuncing the free lumber
schedule of the Wilson bill and setting
forth that the lumber interests of the
country would be ruined if it was en-
acted into law.
ERE ruined the interior Of the hide,
fur and wool house OF Adler. Goldman
& Co. in ST. Louis and the German
Evangelical Lutheran church, the total
loss being sIsO.OOO
ALONzO REED, a dissolute cha -acter
at Perry. Ill. shot and killed his wife
and infant and then ended his own
life.
AT Madison. Wis, John s johnson,
of Minneapolis, beat the quarter-mile
skating record. going the distance in
O:SII!.
ONCE more Herman Harms, of Utica,
MINI, WIN has slept most of the time
for sixteen years, and whose case has
become famous. has awakened.
The suspension was announced Of the
First national bank of Fort Payne,
Ala.
HARVEY KENYON, lad of IS. living
at Walch, o, has been practically
mummified below the knees by the ex-
travasation of blood into the muscular
tissues following fit of vomiting.
The leader Of the Seventh Day Ad-
ventists of Battle Greek, Mich. Elder
Uriah Smith, says the end of the world
is near
A VETERAN of the war OF 1912, An
drew Franklin. who lives in Coffee
county, Kan, and is iO2 years old, will
probably be given a pension of $50 a
month
TIE convicted Milwaukee banker,
kOetting. was sentenced to five years
Imprisonment By Judge Clementson.
OHIO operators have ordered the mines
closed as result of the coal miners
refusal to accept a reduction in wages.
FIRE destroyed an insane asylum
near Boone, Ia, and of its nine inmates
only one escaped.
II one day gold 10 the value of sIss.-
600 was taken from the Little Johnnie
mine at Leadville. Col.
ONE THIRD OF the business portion of
: Solomon City, Kan, was burned
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1894-02-01
FROM WASHINGTON.

Is annual session in Washington the
national board of trade declared in favor
of foreign skilled labor being admitted
and paupers barred out
II the United States the exchanges
at the leading clearing houses during
the week ended on the Goth aggregated
$40. 22T, 50T. against 1924, 925. SOS the
previous week. The decrease, com.
pared with the corresponding week in
1898. was $50.
DURING the seven days ended on the
Goth $50 business failures occurred in
the United States, against 4O7 the week
previous and 255 in the corresponding
time in 1898.
THE report of The interstate commits
sioners' or railway earnings for 1898
show a net decrease of three dollars a
mile
The report of the agricultural de-
partment at Washington places the
total value of the corn crop for 1898 at
1891, 625, 62S, and although the crop is
only about 1900. 600 bushels less than
that of 1sg2 its money value on the
farm Is $50, 500, 900 less.
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FOR HALE A MILLION.
Bemis & Co., Texas Lumber Dealers, Do
fraud Many Banks.

Hhuu many DnhSSs
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Jan. so. -Indict-
ments returned by the United States
grand ju-v expose wholesale frauds
on banks which will probably reach
100000. The persons charged with
the swindle are j. II. Bemis and one of
his sons. both of the lumber firm of j.
Ii. Bemis & Co., of jefferson. Tex.
The National bank of commerce OF
this city brought the case before the
grand jury, this institution being
caught for 500, 000. The First national
bank OF Kansas City and banks in Chi
cage, New Haven. Louisville, Cincin-
natl, Galveston, Houston and Dallas
Tex; Memphis, Tenn; st. Louis, Omaha
and the east are also interested Capiases
are now in the hands of United
States Marshal Stewart for the arrest
of the Bemises. The fraud was worked
through accommodation drafts" j.
II. Bemis & Co., of jefferson, drew
these drafts on other firms which Be-
mis- controlled or was supposed to con-
troll, due in thirty, sixty or ninety
days.
The firm on which the draft was
drawn would accept it. The draft was
drawn up so as to make the amount OF
odd dollars and cents for the purpose
of giving it the appearance of a draft
drawn for the sale or purchase of lum-
Der in the ordinary course of business
These drafts were issued several
months ago when the firms had good
credit, but We're really in failing cir
cumstances. The next step was to go
To the banks, ana under false represen-
tations get the drafts cashed. About
the time the drafts came due the firms
failed.
The fact that the drafts were time
and not sight drafts excused the lack
of attaching bills of lading. as is usual
ly done in sight drafts, and covered up
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LATER NEWS.

JUDGE Cox, of Washington. ID. c., the
30th denied the application of the
knights of Labor for an injunction to
restrain Secretary Carlisle from issuing
bonds. The principal ground of his de-
cision was that the application had no
proper standing in court.
Six cases of smallpox were taken out
of tenement house by the police IN
Chicago the 30th.
The attorney general of Wisconsin
the SOth asked permission of the SUI
preme court to institute proceedings
against the 800" railway corporation
to have all its franchises forfeited.
That corporation owes the state of Wis
consin S23, 94S back taxes. II refuses
to pay.
The boiler of portable saw mill at
Browns Valley, KY, exploded with ter
rible effect the S0th. Five persons were
killed and several badly injured.
The receivers safe in the United
States land Office at Watertown, 5. d.,
was robbed of 400. There is no clue.
ALLEN CORR was acquitted of the
charge of murder by the courts at Blue
Earth City, Mimi, the 3Oth. The jury
was ont only 20 minutes.
AT Marquette, Mich. the 3Oth. Mrs.
Peter Anderson committed suicide by
drowning herself in the lake. near the
light house. while temporarily insane.
She had been twice returned from the
insane asylum as cured.
THE secretary of the treasury the
S)th received dispatches from New York
saying that $50, 900, 900 of the 5 per cent
bonds had been subscribed for. The
secretary is now confident that the
whole issue of $50 600, 900 will be sub
scribed for at 1l7.2S or higher.
J. b. JOHNSON. a ranchman living
near Campton. Cal. shot and killed his
son George, the S0th. The boy killed
the father before the wound proved
fatal.
JUICE BUTLER of the L. 5. circuit
court at Philadelphia, the SOth decided
in favor of the Sugar Trust in the suit
brought by the government to set aside
as illegal the taking of the Philadel-
phia refineries into the trust.
DISPATCHES received at London. Eng
land from Rio de Janeiro. dated Jan.
80. say that at 10 o'clock this morning
Admiral de Cana, having opened fire
upon one of the American ships,
sharp engagement followed with the
result that Admiral de CANA surren-
dered.
IL fracas among Polauders at Ash
land, Wis, the S0th, Anton Zabrelaski
was badly slashed. Four of his assail.
ants have been arrested
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

The potters' strike at East Liverpool.
o., involves twenty-three out of TWEEN
ty-six plants and 1000 men.
INSURGENTS have recaptured Mo-
cangue island off Rio 'Janeiro, killing
AMI wounding fifty of the Brazilian
governments forces
The emperor of Germany has become
reconciled to Prince Bismarck.
DEGREES exrelling ex-King Milan
and ex-Queen Natalie from Servia have
been cancelled
IN Servia a new cabinet has been
formed with NJ. Simitch as prime min
ister and minister # loreign affairs
In a railroad accident near Samara
in the southeastern part of Russia If
teen persons lost their lives.
In Berlin Prince Bismarck was given
an enthusiastic welcome and was pub
licly embraced ~ the emperor
FURTHER advices say that IL, 900 per-
sons and so, O0O cattle were lost in the
earthquake which destro ved the city of
Kuchan, Persia.
THROUGHOUT Germany the 35th birth
day of Emperor William was celebrated
in a most enthusiastic manner
FLAMES destroyed 1913 houses, thirty
godowns and temple in the japanese
village t Kaga.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1894-02-01
Danbury Hat Factories to Open.

DASBURY, Conn, Jan. 29.-At a meet
ing of the Danbury hat manufacturers
the proprietors of six fac cries after
discussion determined to open their
shous to-day. Later the six manufac-
turers met the executive committee OF
four trade unions and agreements were
arrived at whereby the old shop crews
in each of the factories would return to
work. The six factories employ 500
hands. The other twelve factories
will also attempt to open to-day inde-
pendentlY of the trade unions.
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The News Of the Week.
BY TELEGRAPH AND NAIL.
FlFTNTHIRD CONGRESS.
ReRular Session.


TUESDAY, Jan. 23-In the senate
resolution was reported from
the committee on foreign relations de-
claring that the provisional govern
ment in Hawaii, having been Iuly
recognized, should be allowed TO pursue
its own line of policy. The federal
election law was discussed In the
house a bill was introduced for the free
coinage of silver dollars A joint reso-
luton was presented declaring the
sympathy of the United States with
the effort now being made to establish
a republican form of government in the
Hawaiian Islands. The tariff bill was
further considered, and it was voted to
place coal on the free list.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 24.-In the senate
the Hawaiian question came up
again AID after an hours discussion
went over fo the day. The bill re-
pealing the federal election laws was
further discussed. In the house an
amendment to the iron schedule in the
tariff bill placing iron ore on the free
list was adopted. The income tax bill
was reported from the committee on
ways and means
THURSDAY, Jan 25.-In the senate
the federal election law was dis
cussed and protests were presented
against the placing of coal and lumber
on the free list in the tariff bill In
the house an amendment to the tariff
measure calling for the free admission
of all cotton machinery was defeated.
An amendment to repeal the reciproc-
ity section in the Mckinley bill was
adopted. At a democratic caucus II
was decided tc attach the income tax
bill to the tariff bill
FRIDAY, Jan. 20 The session of
the senate was devoted to a discus
sion of Senator Calls public land reso-
luton and general col Dquy over the
federal election bill Adjourned to the
Goth In the house the only amend
nent tn the tariff bill adopted was one
increasing the duty on diamonds. unset,
TO so per cent ad valurem. The MEM
bers of the judiciary committee adopted
a resolution declaring that the secre-
tary Of the treasury has no authority
to sell bonds to meet the current ex-
penses of the government
SATURDAY. Jan. 27.-There was no
session in the senate In the house the
tariff debate was concluded, so far as
it relates to the customs schedules. AT
least hundred amendments were shut
out. II was expected vote would be
taken on the bill on February .. the
interim to be spent IN discussing inter
nal revenue. bill was introduced to
increase the revenue by direct tax on
land in the United States
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AGAINST THE TOILERS.
Judge Rich's Answer tn Glover Leaf En- |
pioyes' Petition.

TOLEDO, O., Jan. 29.-Judge Kicks in
the United States circuit court rem
dered his decision Friday adversely in
the case of the employees Of the Toledo,
ST louis & Kansas City railroad,
who asked for an order restraining
the receiver from reducing their
wages. The receiver in his answer To
the petition of the employees said the
reduction was absolutely necessary be-
cause the earnings of the road for the
last halfof the year 1898 show decrease
OF over 1865, 900, or at the rate of $4,000
a day as compared with the same
period of 1892. The court after re
viewing the statements of the petition
res and the answer of the receiver and
referring to various decisions in similar
cases says that the unfortunate finan-
cial condition of the road and OF the
country makes it impossible for him to
restrain the receiver from reducing
yEaupS
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VIII Pay n MILAN.

The details of the deal by which the
United states Express company secures
the entire express franchise on the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & St Paul company's
lines are coming to light. The contract
between President Platt of the express
company and President Miller of the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul COM
pany has been signed. The privilege
is for five years and the price paid is
said to amount to nearly 81. 900, 900 per
annum.
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AND now the circus men have formed
trust They will no longer contend
with each other fo- the greatest attrac-
tiOns in craftsmanship and in the aero
batic line but will divide the stars
equitably, so that not one of them can
boast of having the greatest show on
earth. for all viii be equally great.
Even the clowns will have to confine
themselves to jokes grown gray with
age and worn pOintless by frequent use
What are We coming to?
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Respected by Horse Thieves.

Perhaps the strongest secret socie-
ties of jefferson county, productive OF
the most good in the way of preventing
crime and prosecuting the members,
are the Anti Horse Thief associations of
Palmyra and Lake Mills. The Lake
Mills society numbers l40 members and
was organized thirty years ago, during
which time not one of its members had
horse stolen. The Palmyra society,
organized fifteen years ago, now has
seventy members, none of whom have
had horses stolen during that time.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1894-02-01

SOME three hundred and odd cats are
maintained by the United States gov
eminent, the cost OF their support be-
lag carried as a regular item on the ac-
counts Of the post Office department.
These cats are distributed among about
iIty post Offices, and their duty is to
Keep rats and mice from eating and de-
ttrOying postal matter and canvas
nail sacks Formerly great damage
was done by the mischievous rodents,
which chewed holes in the sacks and
thought nothing of boring clear through
bags of letters in a night. Troubles Of
this sort no longer occur since the Off
cial pussies keep watch.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1894-02-01

THE Canadian geological survey,
which recently pushed its way into the
unexplOred region beyond Lake Atha-
baska, discovered "a veritable sea of
reindeer" overlooking an expanse of
8 miles. The kind and abundance of
the deer is explained by the fact that
she region runs largely to rain.