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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-01-23

SOME n using the signature MAC"
writes US a bitter complaint about the
police of the Second precinct. We
would be glad to enquire into the
matter aud bring about an abate-
ment of the wrong, if verified, but
Mac has violated the cardinal rule in
such cases by failing to enclose his
true name and address, as an evidence
of good faith.
Absolutely no attention a be
paid to anonymous communications,
though, on request, the names OF the
writers will always be withheld from
notification.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-01-23
our
own HORN

And we are going to blow it.
If we didn't blow our own
whose should we blow?
In Newark everybody knows us
and it isn't necessary.
Everybody there knows that ours
is the Biggest, Best and
Most Liberal Music House
in the State.
We don't care who you are or
where you go, we will guaran-
tee to sell you a better piano
for less money than you can
get any place else.
Cash or installments, and de-
livered free.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-01-23
Russia,s pestiiential Thistle.

1t is estimated that damaEs to the extent OF
AT least $4,000 900 has been caused to the crops
In lie Northwest during the present year by .
weed known as the Russiaf thistle. The D e.
psriinent OF Agriculture is now Investigation 6
the pest.
, 1894-05-30
9rphnet ittt gsmnneSnienn.

&rtegSmtntiter 2artont BAT ft9 in Sol8e
ber erbebli9en 8ei9neibun9 bes MilttGrz
budgets 3ur @ntlaiiung bon borLGuftg 300
GlerfS I'M &rie9Sminiftertum gen0tbigt gez
ieDen. @Qer 8abri9einlid6feit nab mer6ert
benlelben in ben nGcbiten Q8odben tpeitere
900 @lerfs foLgen miiien. SIS wtr6 Sem
&riegSminiiter bas 3eugniB ous9eiteGt,
oaB er bel BEN Observation-Disclosures DDQig
unpartettib Derfo6ren iei; nicbt Der 8arz
t~etitanbpuntt, ionbcrn nur 6ieni1ltc6e ST.
tpd9ultgct, be5p. 6te nac6petSlicbe Gntz
be6rli6fett Oes betreffen6en 8eamten ieten
babel %maB8ebeno 8~etDelen. 9tepublttaner
unO 0emotraten er6telten BEN QaufpaB,
unb in Ben &retlen Oerer, 6ie puntto ibrer
9tenitletitungen fir BEN vOnfeG Sam"
etn i9lecbte5 @etptfien baben, 9erri6t etne
iebr ge6riifte Stimmung.
Sn ben meiiten Der iibrigen Gegierunqsz
abt6etl1ngen lteBe iib ebenfaQS cine er6ebz
li9e 8%errtngerung bes 8eamtenperionaLes
iebr tpObl Obne @efd6r6ung bes 9ienites
bur3fii6ren. @5 tper6en borten gu getpilz
len Arbetten, 6te in ie6em tpobLgereaelten
0elb0ft Elm ein3tger Glert beIprgt, bret Bis
bier Scbretber o%ertuenbet, bic fiA gegenietz
tt8 MIR i'm 8ege itn6, un6 bGuftg Dor
Gan8tpeile gar ntbt %tptiien, pie ite bic
re9lementntGBi8en 8ureauitun6en Der5
b~rin9en ioIen. 9aS Sinansmintfterium
bat 1olcber 0robnen am nteiiten ~auf3utpeiz
fen, aber Der 6err Carlisle, o6er Dielmebr
letn poBjger !6err So6n, ben er gum @befz
clert 8cr1Q9t bat, fitgt oenielben nocb INNER
reue bin5lt, mas bic btQigite un6 bequemfte
Nrt Der 8e5ablung Der politi16en Sbul6en
oe5 6inon3mitiiterS lit. GS niir6e NIGHTS
i6aben, tpenn ser &ongreB Ben 6erren
Carlisle, Die 6efanntlidb aub auf9te9tmentSz
u%ntoften einen unperibGmten Q(uftpano
treiben fir @quipa8en, 8fer0e, 0ienerz
1cbatt &C., einen 8eD0ri9en 0Gmpfer in Ser
Sorm beoeuten0er Qt6itrid6e an BEN elm
1cblG9t8en 8eptQtgungen aufiebte.
SIM Oftniitertum beS Sn1ern, namentz
lN9 in ocr Beniion8abt6eilung, 1T ebenfaQs
Elm ltebermaB BON S6reibern onqeIteIt.
&ub tDtro %be6auptet, 6aB Ser 6ofe Smitb
1tcb ebenfaaS iebr gut 0arauf berite6t, Sen
9eonloi8en 0Onfel Sam" fir BEN iiberz
trtebenen QUfpol1o Der MinilterSfomtLie
be3ablen gu macben. Die ebemaligen Sfla<
oenbarone itto eben nod aus alter l3eit BET
Elm flotteS 2eben 9etpo6nt. GtemanD uir6e
t5nen aucb barauS etnen 8ormurf macben.
tpen1 tie bic Soften 6elieIben aus ibren elgez
men Wfttteln beitritten; ftatt 6eIien ober
9retfen tie gar 3n gerne in Sic Goibe yOnfel
Sam'S". 9as iOute Sen 6errl6aften fir
Die 3utnnft uum08ticb gemacbt tper6eu.
, 1894-05-30
Oernriibtes.

- Die fleine Sniel Wtar, Sic betonntz
ltb I'm Srtihen Wteere liegt unO etipa co.
600 @tnmobner 5GbIt, bat, mas lelbit btele
@nglGnber ntbt ptilen, elm et9eneS Yarz
Lament uno ~oeun5ufolge etne etgere 6inanS>
lebtcn en8lti6en 0eft3it ouf ba8 Otinioturs
budget oer SnieG ibtpetfen ldBt, 10 fam
1tall tbr nur ber3li6 8ratuLtren. 9ta3
benz 8oranl9lag beS 0ouDerneurS belauz
fen itb tbre @innabmen fiir boS So6r
1894/95 auf 1868, 800 un6 ibre NuSgaben
ouf 1929, 800, mas etren bubgetmQBt9en
neberl6uB bon 1914, 900 er9tebt. Ser
0ouDer1eKr beantragte, duf @runO bieie5
Goran1cDIagS $4,000 5ur @rlct9teru rg Der
S~ofalGbgdben un0 nettere $4,000 fit Sn>
lerate ln0 Nnnoncen, tDel6e Die Sniel ais
8aoeplab empfebIen iouten, 5I Oeripenben.
- Son6erbore SberSe id6eincn iic6 eng
lti6e WttlttGrS I'M 8 item erlauben 3u biirz
fen. Sn Stn9ap0re 9erietD Die 8eO0lferung
fitr5lt6 IN ntcbt geringen S6refelt, ais Der
@ouDerl1elr 0er Straits SettlementS, Der
fritbere Sonboner Polt5eiprQitbent, Sir
GbarleS Barren, zines i6Onen Sa9eS Die
9%eldtnrnte @arntion Qlarmtren un0 bic
Sorts beieBen lieB. GS hanbelte iicb babel
I'M cine Mette 5tpticben cir G6orleS un6
Dem 8efeblSbaber Der DIFFERENTIATION, Qt0z
miral T%remantle. 2eBterer bate na3
etnem WabIe erflGrt, er tOnne Sin9apore
nit letner S6iffen in Stiide ibieBen, ebe
no3 ein Solbat it9 mauiig macben miirOe,
Der @ouDerneur ertDiOerte, ocr Non1traI
iDue eS einmal beriuc6en. Sn 0erielben
gtabt tpurbe etn QQarm auf Sort Canning
gegeben uno cine babe Stunbe ipGter III
Snt9lin. Die 0ampfibaIuppen Daren
I'M Sou bemannt unb brabten Die Gruppen
na9 ben Deri6teoenen Sorts. Sfft8iere
unb Mtanni3atten oeS @ei6woOerS SER
braben ii3 ben &opf, mas baS Nues 81 be-
6euten babe, beiOnbers ais tie BET Cages
anbrub bemertten, 6aB Die ibtperen
@ei6ibe 5umal auf baS Slaggeni9iff 9ez
ritbtet iparen unb Die Sorts t~rte9SmdBt9e
8eiabung erbolten botten. Sn etnem
8unfte freiIicb battle Sir @6arleS 8arren
ietnen Oift3ieren ben spas peroorben.
Qus Der fir Ben Sag an8eiebten 0olfz
partie 3pii9en HanODeer nnO W}artne
nurbe NIGHTS.
= Nibt nit ltnrecbt miro 2OnOon ais
Sic Stabt ber 8eretne unb Clubs be5etcbnet.
Selbfm0rber, @inbrec6er, Sun9geieuen,
Ntcbtrau6er, aue bieie gereine iinO bon
, 1894-05-30
1tMperfM6ntte 9uutut0ttma.

90B Die &oblenbarone an benz teBi8en
3ultan6e Set 9tnge i6ul6 fin6, muB SEE
Dem flar letn, Der feline Qtu9en nibt Dors
fdbGi6 Der Ma6rbeit Deri9lieBt. Sic
6aben 6urb ibre @eigerung, ben gerebten
6%orOerungen ifrer Nrbetter audi nur i'm
M,in0eiten entgegen3ufommen, 6teien. Giez
i%enitretf berbeigefibrt un6 auf ibrem Sc
~ipi1ien laitet aueS 8lut, baS in ben lebten
g8ocben g~efloiien lit. Die neulicbe Con-
feren5 Bet @ru6enarbeiter unb @rlbenbc>
tiger in GleDelano mar bon ~eriteren ausge>
gangen, o6er bic @rubenbeltBer bntten ii9
auf Ser Gonferen5 10 ablebnen6 berbalten,
OaB bie Gerlammlung iib unOerri9teter
Sabe O~ertagen muBte.
gtun iol bieier Sage in 8ittsburg cine
3uiommenfunft BON StaatS9ouberneuren
ft%attftnben, bic ben &oblenbaronen beDtlf>
lib iein ioue, Ben Streif gu t6ren @unz
fen gum NHuStrag gu bringen; 5. b. bic
&oblenbarone baben it6 ni6t brett IN bic
@OuDcrneure ~9etpanot, ion6ern bur6 Bic
2eute, at Die iie I'M Siten bic meiiten
SOFTEN obleBel1 un6 bie iebt ourcb Ben
&O6lenman9el in 9totb 9eratben. 0ur9
bic lol iebt ouf Ben Staat Elm 9rud aus
gciibt iperben, I'M ourcb i'm etnen Druid
auf bic Streiter %altS3uiiben. Die Staten,
auf beren 8etbeili9u119 BET bieier gonferet3
gerecbnet tpirb, iinO bic Stoaten 8ennlDlz
%Danien, 8eitzGtratnien, Sbio, Sn6iana,
Soma unb SutnoiS. 9l6er infer @ouper>
nelr Qlltgel0 ptrb nibt bingeben. Sine
oaucrnOe 2Oiung Der 6rage f0nne 6urcb
iene GOnferen5 OO9 nicbt b~erbei9efiibrt
tperben; bafiir ieten Bic Mfetnnngen 3u iebr
getbetlt, unb 6arum noue ct nit Ser Sadie
NIGHTS SIT i3affen baben. Die @rubenbez
iiBer bGtten BEN Streit ldn8it beilegen t0n>
men, penn ihe BEN Stretfern etl1tgcrmaBen
entgegengetOmmen tp6ren, un6 6aS iei au6
beute noc4 Die ctn5i8e ri6ttge 2Oiung.
9arin bat 6err QltgeIb re6t ur6 tpeitlt
er ii5 barauf bei6rdntt, 8lutper9ieBet
unb &uSi6reitun8en SIT Derbiiten, 10 bat
er feline 8fibt erfiut. Sn benz @erlanz
gen ber &o6lenbarone Giegt cine unperz
i6Gmte 3umut6ung.
, 1894-05-30
@eraebltne Siebesnnahr.

9aS unabldiiige Gintreten Ser v8aronin"
JtOques fir Die ltni9uL0 i6rer Gobter, ser
pe9en Ser9iftut8 ibres @atten in Gno(onb
SIT lebenSldngLi6er Giniperrung berurtbeilz
zen 6ran Ufapbrif, mabt 3tpar ibreur
Df1tter6er8cn ale @bre, aber fte loQte enoz
'lc9 oaS, 6offnun8sloie ibrer 8emi6unoen
eInle3en, unO namentItcb 6ie grelie unb
oaS Bublttum nit ibrer 8etteIei INN lire
Sefpenoun9 81 @uniten ser @iftmiicberin
oerlcbonen. 8enn ite gar, untcr 8erufuno
ouf TIRE amerifanti9e 9lbltammunq, bers
lon8t, Dab Nnisre 9tegieruns auf bip(omoz
ttlcbem @e0e bic brttiibe &egierunq nm
2S'eOeraAf1a91e OeS 8ro5eBberfa6rcns
9e9en Die @bebre3erin= M6rberin betpeoen
1Oute, 10 ma3t iie ii9 Damtt elmer qro6en
SattlOii8teit i9ul0i8. @eber bic &oques.
, 1894-05-30

ibm nun ni9t libel gu ncbmen. ba anb
anbere 2eute iib in berieIben bcbatcrliben
Sage befinOen, unb lit jebenfauS feline @tuf'
ritbtigfeit SIT lo6en. 9tur iiber etncn Bunft
bate 6err Nlt9elb itb nit boiler Nltorttdt
un6. %8eltimmtbeit benz Tra9er ge9eniiber
ouSiprecben f0nnen, barber namGi3, Oh
CT &an6iOat fir Sen 8unbeSienat iet. Nbcr
pieIeidbt bGtte es ibm au9 bann gtiema1b
ge9loubt. Gober bic ltmibreibung: ib
fomme babet nicbt in 8etra6t.
, 1894-05-30

= 8snn Elm r@iIber" 8ufdGt8 in cine
@ebetSDeriammlun9 Der v6euISarmee" gez
.rGt9 uro 8Iaubt iic5 in einem Circus o0et
elmer MISUNDERSTANDING zines atDlettibeu
Stub 81 befinOen, 10 lit bas ieDr begreiflid
un6 Oer3eiblt6. Qtpropos. Die 6etlsarmet
pfeift angebli6 auf Dem leBten 2obe, @it
tpir6'S aber ba nit ben $3.50, 600 ousIeben,
Bic ser SEER v@eneraI" 8oOtb anldB(td
ieines 50idbri6en SubiIaum5 ais vWtufter.
drift" aufgebracbt baben Mil? @tr fGrcbs
ten = iAeu iebr i3en!
, 1894-05-30
= Sin Observation-Disclosures

- Sin 3eitungsberi9teritatter bat uns
aus benz Wtunbe bes @ouOerneurs QlltgeLb
Die tr0itliBe 8~eriicberung iiberbrabt, BAT
aub Die ieBt bas 2an6 beunrubi9enben
Streits nit Der .3eit Elm GnOe nebmen
ptrOen. 0aS baben nun 8par AUDI onoere
2ente icbOn ge9Iaubt, aber eS lift immerbin
an9enebm, tpenn man letne Wtetnung be-
ltdtt8t finbet, unb %beIon6ers, tpenn man
itebt, OoB Der bO4itc Staat8beomte ebenz
falls 6teier Oteinung lit. Sin Mittel 5ur
2lbteaun8 0e8 Stretfs bat 6err 9t(tgclt
DEM 3ettun88monne nicbt gu perratben perz
mo3t un0 mir lin6 uns bariiber 9eraoe 10
,1eDr i'm unfIaren, pie Oorber. 0as 1T
, 1894-05-30

- 2IiO bic 8un6erito6t @ene6ig min
unS Der 6err Smre &irolfp Oa6ier borz
fiibren J.. Sea, ouf einen v&rocb" mebr
oOer pentger tommt's i9lieBlic6 aucb
niCbt an.
, 1894-05-30
Oonorthr Dnntaater.

5d9iin mad 8tactne, @ttlpaufee. @bebOboan, gaaHia
foDoc. SaoIlgton uno Ntaniitee UNI = 1br 4benbs.
SaQlU 1880 lbr Abeubs.
9ta9 Sepounee Hub Qbnopee, 9tenItoa, 9Dnuerftng
un0 Somltag nm Z Ibr Mneubs.
Stab Sturgeon Bat. Green Bah, Wtenominee. Wtauia
uIo 3ountrila3 nm z ubr @benbs:
Der 0an1pter eat 9onnerltaqs nidt IN ARauIfttque GaJ
Dffce unb 9Dds: SUB Der N1i@igan Die.
'AnsQeaoHtueH SonutagS. 2Dhau
, 1894-05-30

- v&eeleD : @olbtur un6 Sarifgeiet
madhen beut3uta9e cine ganse Menge Ste:
publifaner. 50 artetblatt.
, 1894-05-30

- Der Sag 6er. @ra6eri6miifung lit
Ser rationale QluerieeIentag. Sour ge6t
t6m tetn Mer6eiGtgen Doraus.
, 1894-05-30

- W2it Ser @rdber1hmiidung mac6en's
6ie meiiten 2eute tpte nit Ben 2eicbenbez
gan9niien. Sic fabrer gum Gergnige1
nit.
, 1894-05-30

- Der Sommer lit Sic Sabre5seit, mo-
man itcb auf Soften lieber 8erpanOter, Sic
Ser 9tu5e ebeniO bebitrfti9 itn6, ~auSruben
ge6t.
, 1894-05-30
G~i1enBahn-G aRrpldne.

Nb1eaeO & gtortb,p Itern=G tIemDabu. xtdet.
W Offices: 9tos. 206-208 GIarf : Strnse, an oet
Oafle1 Moeuue Station uuO am 2epot gde IgeIssunO
Riusies2tr.
Mbfobrt gnfuuFt
, 1894-05-30
: 9eute lift @~raberI9miidung.

- Ser quite 9olitifer Derbrennt fetne
8rtefe un6 i6reibt fetne.
, 1894-05-30

SEsSt1tGa. 0entraI, yfeW BORT 9emtraI= umo
Bolton & AIb atI1= Oil enb nbueu. r9te
gttoeera Sails GDute." Snge OerIaiien ruo fpmmeu aH
in Der neue1 @entraIs Citation on Safe 6rOnt, SUB DON
Yart &oD, nao q. Ctr, 80. Str. unb 9p6e Bart.
Stabts2tdetsOfic 81 GIarf=5tr.
, 1894-05-30

Hbteaeo, 1n6 SsIane & gaciNczBabm.
W INSTRUMENTATION. 8au 8urer.Str., ein gTDd
iiiolib BPM gparb Of Sra6e. 3i6st-Cfice: 1o4 gIGrfftr.
, 1894-05-30

u pteego V~ttttnantee & ct. BauI=Gtienbab te
StootsSidet Sfftce: 207 gldrfz5tr.; IeLephone
SiSo Mtatt. 1nlOn Baiio9isr.StatiOn @anaI. a6amsA
, 1894-05-30

td9li9 ais Gotol=3u9 BON Res Wtotnes 5urfid.
EzE5=N%TSI Gbtcaep, burlington 6 Gmi1tc1
BsNTtfEr%yTTs Gi1enbabT.
ss.lSllssNA14M Sir Sifet5 uu0 SGlaflpaoen fbre1t
ISN4BEYFYE8 Dor in 2l1 GIarf=Str. II. III Der Union
lEAa}Elll5&N @afeuger Citation, @aual=StraBe Ino
NbQmS.
3H9e @6fQ6rf @ufunf
, 1894-05-30

aenr 300 o d3e rtm nemra 9rft.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-15
All You Have to Do Is to Present
Needy Cases to The News
And Consultation and Treatment Will Be
Gladly Given.

his professional care without cent
OF expense 80 themselves.
III the patient is able to be out THE
NEWS will furnish credential that Will
entitle her or him TO Office consultation in
the afternoon between 2 and 4. Appii-
cants for medical attendance will, OF
course, when possible, avail themselves OF
the Office consultation as THE NEWS doc
tor is likely to keep bis two horses pretty
busily engaged with the forenoon round
OF absolutely necessary calls.
This generous service is open to all who
apply within fifteen days.
Remember, all you have to do is to leave
your name and address at The NEWS
main Office or one OF the branch offices, and
The NEWS doctor will visit your sick ones
at home; or
Call at The NEWS main Office (only)
for card which will entitle you to an
Office consultation, free of charge.
Ifyou are in need don't hesitate to call for
the services of THE NEWS doctor. DIR.
Dupont gladly gives the service free. No
body's contribution is asked for to pay
for it or anything associated with it. There
is no financial obligation involved In any
single particular. The needy sick are in
vited to call as upon an old and trusted
family physician freely and in confidence
and their wants will be cheerfully
ministered to.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-15

DIR. r. Dupont, formerly OF Paris, France,
ex-chief OF clinics of the Paris Hospitals,
has recently located in Providence for
practice.
DIR. Dupont has volunteered to
give THE News his services TO attend the
eick either at their homes or at his office
free of any charge whatsoever to all
who are unable to pay for medical at
tendance.
This offer was inspired by reading of
THE NEWS Bread Fund.
DR.. Dupont, who speaks the best of
English, il physician in regular prac-
tice, graduate from Canadian Colleges
and Hospitals, and holds the gold medal
OF the Lavalle Institute OF Montreal.
Recognizing the fact that, with all the
liberality and self sacrifice which the
present times invites, there are still many
poor and suffering who stand in need of
medical attendance, The NEWS has ac-
cepted Doctor Dupont's offer.
TO all who will present their case at
THE NEWS Ofiice,7 Weybosset street, or
at THE NEWS Olneyville Bureau, Room 1,
Waterman Block, Olneyville square, or at
THE NEWS North End Bureau, 42s Branch
avenue, DIR. Dupont will visit their sick
ones at their homes during the forenoon
from 8 to II. They will have the benefit
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-15
DEATH OF GENERAL HINCKS.
He II Said to Have Been the First
Volunteer of the Late War.

He Is Said to Have Been the First
Volunteer of the Late War.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Feb 15-General
Edward w. Hincks died about 0 o'clock
last evening at his home here after long
and painful sickness, resulting from
wounds received in the war.
General Hincks was a war horse OF the
fighting type in the dark days of the re-
bellion. He was brcveted brigadier gen.
eral Of the United States army, and COM
mended by an act of congress for his
bravery.
That General Hincks was the first volun-
teer of the war is verified by known cor
respondence which passed between Major
General Robert Anderson and himself
The only living relative of General
Hincks is his brother, who has attended
him for the past several months. His
brother is a veteran of the war, and both
were carried of the Held at Antietam sup
posed to have been mortally wounded.
General Edward winslow Hincks was
born in Bucksport, Me-, May 30, 1880. and
received the r,idiments OF his education
In his native town, and at the age Of 10 re-
moved to Bangor, where for four years he
served as apprentice upon the Bangor
Daily Whig and Courier. Coming to
Boston in ls49 he continued in the print
ing and publishing business until 1856,
when he was appointed TO position In
the Office of the secretary Of the common
wealth, and prepared for publication the
state census of 1855. In this latter year he
was representative from Boston in the
legislature.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-15
BAY STATE LEGIsLATURE.

Tho Board of Education-Esriy Ad-
journments- Bay state Gas Order.
BosToS, Feb. 10. - The finance COM
mittee reported adversely on the bill to in
crease the salary of the secretary of the
state board of education from $1,000 and
s4O0 for expenses to $4,000 and $500 for ex'
penses Should the report be accepted 10
is not likely that Mr.. Hill. the secretary
elect, will accept, as he Is already IN re
ceipt Of a larger salary. IL Is probable,
therefore, that new ELECTION may result
IN the choice of George i. Aldrich. Later
I'm the session OF the house the report was
recommitted that certain parties may be
heard
The committee on military affairs re
ported to the senate that the bill provid-
ing for the perpetuation of the memory OF
the Union soldier and sailor of the war OF
the rebellion ought not to pass.
The petition 10 abolish the grade cross
inQs of the New York and New England
railroad in the city OF Boston was referred
to the railroad commissioners in nom
concurrence with the house.
Mr.. Tuttle introduced in the house a
bill requiring applicants for liquor licenses
The committee on labor reported re-
solve that the bureau Of statistics and
labor be instructed to inquire into the
subject of the maintenance of public in
telligence Offices by cities, and report
whether it Is expedient TO establish such
institutions, probable cost, etc.
The committee on finance reported in
favor of the bill to provide for the pay
ment OF superintendent of schools in small
towns.
The committee on agriculture reported
leave to withdraw on the petition for pro-
lection against rrvages by dogs.
The house spent considerable time dis
cussing the order that the house on and
after Feb. 10, and for two weeks. adjourn
In the afternoon at $3.50 o'clock, to give
committees an opportunity to give after
noon sessions The house adopted the
order
The house adopted the order that the
committee on the Judiciary investigate
the conduct of the Bay State Gas company
in the matter of the cancellation of the
a, SOC, 600 note which was the subject of
legislation in 1893.
There will soon be one holiday less in
this commonwealth. IL is the Puritan
Fast day And there will soon be one
holiday more.
Ex-Governor Russell's and Governor
Greenhalge's positions were endorsed by
the house by a vote of 100 to 80.
The day of that shot that was heard
round the world is to be commemorated.
Hereafter, the 10Th Of April, the day Of
Lexington and Concord. will be the holi-
day. II was only accomplished after the
orators had had their filings.
They inaugurated the first great debate
of the session, and worked up our fore
fathers, the days of religion and morality,
the redcoats of '75, the sturdy yeomen
who fought to set a nation free, etc, ETC..
In grand style.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-15
Flip. Flip. Flip:
Tales OF the Sea.

LONDON. FeJ. l5.--Ship Bernadotte has
put into Penarth with loss of chains and
anchors
Schooner Doris, at Civita Vecchia, has
sustained serious damage.
Bark Roma was abandoned last Mon
day so miles northeast of Heligoland. Her
crew were saved.
Bark Atlantic was passed. abandoned,
Feb. 1, lat, 1894; long, 65:40. The sails
on the foremast were set. and the hull APP
peared TO be in good condition.
NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-Bark Atlantic has
arrived from Bremen. From Sable island
TO port she had continuation Of gales
from all points Of the compass, during
which lost and split sails and carried
away bulwarks.
BRUNSWICK. Ca. Feb. I5.-Schooner
James Young. from Boston, reports west
erly gales. during which cabins were
flooded, bulwarks stove and skylights
smashed.
GLASGOW, Feb. ia salmon fishing
boat was capsized of Burghead in heavy
sea, and five fishermen were drowned.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-15
LLEwELLING BLUFFING.

Bu the Associated press.

hhOWtCuCS HUI AAOoPOhosOAAsy'
Bu The Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 15.-J. A. Smith, the
well-known Populist leader was again
arrested yesterday in Kansas City, Kan,
on warrant issued on the complaint of
Policeman Quartes who charges him with
criminal libel in saying that he had
visited Excelsior Springs and paid Gov
ernor Lewelling money to be used for
corrupt purposes for the protection Of the
gambling interests in this city Smith
gave bond. Mrs. Lease said last night
thnt Governor dwellings attack on
Smith was blum. ----
"Smitb is not the person Lewelling
should attack" said she, ~ am the re-
sponsible party. But then Iewelling has
been knocked down and under the Mar
quis of Queensbury rules a man VIII o is
down cannot be hit. II he will get up we
will try it again."
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-15
DR.. A. SAWYER'S SERVICES.

that plenty OF druggists will be glad to
knock off something for cases OF need
because they are doing 1t every day, just
as doctors are in the regular course OF
business.
The suggestion comes from an offer
made by downtown drug store to put
up prescriptions for NEWS patients free OF
any cost whatever. THE NEWS felt that
one firm ought not make all the sacrifice
and asked him to wait q little until q
general expression from the druggists
might be secured.
Heye is copy of The News Free Med
ical Attendance card for use of Office ap-
plicants only; .'-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-15
AN IMPORTANT DECISION
Which VIII Have Tendency to Pro-
tect Alaskan Fur Interests.

BD The Associated Press.
PORT TOWNSEND, Wash, Feb. 15.--The
schooner Alexander OF San Francisco was
condemned and forfeited to the Govern
ment in the District Court, Sitka, Alaska,
Feb. 8 on a charge OF hunting and killing
sea otter in Alaska water between the
islands and over banks or soundings,
more than three miles from shore. The
decision is very important to Alaska fur
interests for the reason that IL involves a
question whether the u. s. can exercise
jurisdiction more than three miles from
shore to protect fur bearing animals. The
Alexander was seized last July by the
revenue cutter Rush near the Shumagin
Group.