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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03
Sies ser 6%roffdldater.
GinFafirune Der 1aneir9ebiihren unftatthoft.

8un6eSri6ter @roBeup bat enti6te6en,
baB bie Santa S6z8a6n fetn Eebt bat,
&an9ir9ebiihren in 60be BON $500 pet
,@a9gpn in ben 8iebbOfen 3u bere6nen rnb
baB besbalb Wta. 8. &eenan unb Die
iibri9en Scblacbtbofbeitbcr t6r @eLb 3uriids
erbalten louten. Ser Gi6ter erfldrt, baB
es Die Bflibt Der 8abn iet, Sic Was9ons
bis gum 8abnbofe laufen su laiien un6
baB AUDI bic Siebb0fe ais 8abnbof in btes
fem Gimme eclten millien, ba na9 bort bet
8icbperial1o1 uor iidb gebt boB Die Sracbts
gebii6ren bic 8eaablung aaer 9te6eufoi;en
ausihlteBen. 9te Gntf9eibung md6t
barauf aufmsrfiam, 6aB 5tpar Bic 8iebbofe
ni6t al ber Santa S6z2inie lie9en, baB
iebo9 bur6 8enuB.ng BET Union Stof
CARDS Sraniit So. Der TRANSPORT iebr be-
quem lit. Serner miro conitatirt, 6aB
mar Bis gum IA. SUM B. S. fetne Grtrds
gebilhren bere6net, bann aber cine Sage
bon 40 Gents pet Wagen etngeflbrt babe.
lin bteie Soften 3u beitretten un6 vau6
Die erDobte @rbeitsIait gu oergelten", Bic bic
6trccte 8cfOrOerung na6 ben BtebbDfen
nit fib bringe, babe man plDBlt6 san3
unmotipirter gBeiie bic Srabtratcn auf
= GU"uRo Ret NO"SSo' C9UVt u'tO
6ieIe Gare i6lieBLi3 ais v&an9irs
aebibr" beseiAuet. IS banbIe ii9 bel
Der 8eurtbeilung bieier Srage ni6t bios
nm cinen @ertrag sptiden @ilenbahn unb
@roBi9ldhtcrn, lon5ern nm cine prin5iz
pieQc sSrage, nm 6as 9tecbt bes BublifumS
unO Die Yflicbt Set @iienbabncn. Die
Si9erbeit unb Beitdnoigfeit bes ge{3dfts
ltden 2ebcns uub bet gerecbte M%itbeperb
erforberten, baB bic 1tnfoften, bic man
beim 8a6nfro6tuerianbt babe, fir ale Bers
ionen sleiebmdBigc icier. Nuf bteie @leibz
belt biirfe Der 8erienber nibt sutniitbtg
per3idten, nod birfs bic 8obn fte ouBer
2td)t ieben. 9ie 8a9n babe bic Bfli9t,
fir 2aben, GranSportircn unb Nuslaben
8orfebrun9en 81 ~treffen. Die 8iebb0fe
ieien oas 3jeI fir scwiiien 6ra@tuerfebr
3iptiben an6crcn Stdbten unb Chicago,
unb es lei Sadie Der 8abngeieal9aften,
bic 6ra6t nacb BEN 8ie6b0fen 5u i6affen,
obne beion6erc &angirSeba6ren in Nnrccbs
nung ST brtn9en.
Ser Gertpaltcr Ser Santa Sc : 8abn tit
babcr beorbert tpor6en, Grtrafoitcn fir Den
8iebnerianbt smilcben &anlas GitD unb
Gbicago ntGt 81 berccbnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03
Gn fpGfe Rene.

GcranlaBt burb Gdnoere 9trbeitsloiiefcit,
fam Montag Der 26 Sabre cite 8olc Saul
WolasacitictpSfi gu benz @nti6luiie, icinem
Qcben elm Gnbe gu maben. st trant cine
Quantitat GarboLiGure, ais Oieielbe icbo3
Al pirfen anftns, eereute i'm i6einbar
feline Shat, u1b CT ciltc na6 8arbopstD's
NpOt6ets, SEQ. 638 gtObIeitr., Rrn ii4 Sc
oenmittel gu oeri6affcn. Ntan ianbte i'm
bon ba nocb benz GonntDz 5oipitaL, no ct
tpentoe Stunbcn barauf unler ben fiirdterz
licbiten Sbmcrsen ttarb. Ser Gobte tpar
unner6eiratbet unb wObnte in go. ~
8raoleDitr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03
Trinfer=S eIbftmoro.

Der in Ser 8irtbibaft bon Sobn @poD,
1929 @i1lanO Npe., anseitclte Gbriit. 8uB
er3dn9tc ii9 Sonnta9 Wit:ag in Der binter
bem 8o6nbauie b~eftnblicben S6eune.
Scin Irbeitgsber lamb ibn einige Nfinutcn
lpGter, ibnitt tbn al un6 iteItc g8ie6erz
belebungsoeriu9e all, bod blieben oieielz
ben erfolglos. Sc betBt, baB 8ub'iicb in
Iebtcr 3ett fart Dem Srunfc ergeben llnb
i'm Sdufertpabniinn Die 3bat ~besangen
bat. ST mar 30 Sabre alt, unoerbeiralbet
nno elm 0euticber. Die 2eihe tpur6e uad9
McSnernep's MOraue asbraAt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03
SrauS,.,ta 1T Gtd,t.

&luo6eit uno @orii0t, bur6 bic manGes quite S6ifi
6Gtte oerettet tpcrDcn tDnnen, Dds III Der 9ranDung
felsumeiirteter &ititen in StHde sing, iinD Gieenz
i0afteu, bic fb bGufio bur0 N6Deienbeit aus seidnen
bel trdntli0en 9cuten in @l0emeincl unb ~beionbers
bel iol6en, bic an 1lntbdttgfeit Der Niereu uno Der
8laie leiDen. g9enn bieie Sr9ane ni6t oeb0rig
fnnttionircn, fam man i0 auf 1lnbeil gefabt
MAIDEN. @riobt'ide NiercnfranfDeit, 3uderruDr, 8la=
ienfatarrb, SlaienHeine, ino MIR einige Der 2eiDer,
fpcl0e bur6 8erna0ldfiquug Der Spnptone frant=
Daf1cn 3uitanbs Der @ornorqonc Derbeigcfiibrt pcrOen.
Soo~itetter'3 Magenbitters lit cine gang ~beionOers sur
Setting BON 8lalenaffettionen ~9eei9netc Meoioin.
9as Dergcfic man ni0t rnD bebiene ,f1 oeNel6en bel
Den eriten @n8eidben BON Ssarrbei0lperOen es iriro ben=
iel6en iofort Gin6att tbun uno in tur5er 6rift cine
p6aise Sur bepirten. GbeniO iuobltbuenO ipirtt bas
gitters eeeen @eritopfun9, 2eberleioen, Wtalaria,
rbelmatii8e SGmersen unO aagenteine S9udde UNI
&infGlisteit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03

Die ,SQinois State Boar6 Of glgrictL>
ture" foBte in elmer porige @ode i'm
8atteriau, benz 5%eiti8cn SbaupIab ibrer
oicsidbrigcn Bferbcz, Settplebz unb 0e=
Notwithstanding, abgcbaLtenen 8erlammz
flung eiuitinmt9 foGgenbe GcioIution:
gta6hem Die 8iirgcr Gbica8o's Wilz
Lionen bon Dollars fir ben 8nu prd6ti9er
@ebGuoc fir Die Golum6iihc @cltausz
Itelun9 perauS9dbt ba6e1 uno fein ~etnSiges
BON bieien ais perrtanenten Mu5iteuungSz
3cbdube iibrig gebltcben lift, unb
9 Die y@6icago @r6tbttion Gompanb",
cine DDr &ur3em inter Den 0eicben beS
Staates SutnOiS incorporate @elelli9aft,
BlGne auSgearbeitet bat un0 ieBt 0prbez
reitlngen fir Den 8au unb bic llnterbaL>
tung zines 9rOBen perntanenten @cb6ubes
Erifft, tpeldeS BET elmer SGn9e bon no SUB
ultb elmer Stefe BON 300 SUP, ba5 sr0Bte
uro gcoiegenite ieiner 0rt in ben Scr.
Staatcu letn miro uno beionOers fiir groBe
1ceniibe unb anbere 0ffentli1e S6auitlGe,
Otalienz8 erfammIungen gtationalz@on
oentionen, 6eite in groBem St9L &C., &C.,
beitimmt lit, uno
0a bic vSutnoiS State 8oar6 Of 9lgris
culture" bon Der abioIuten gtotbtpenbtefeit
zines iolben, in PATHFINDER Gage in bcr
groBen QSeltauSiteQungSzS ta5t gu errid>
tenben Gteienz@ ebGubes iiber5cugt lit, in
pelbcm alcb Die iGbrlidben aunertfanildaen
gferoez urlo 8iebe2lusitenun9en palienb
unO @rfoI8 itatttnOen f%Onnten, iei es
6arltmt
8ef9Goffen: 9aB Sic rSainois
State 80arb Of agriculture" necb Brifung
Der Qldne Der pGbicago @rbibitton @omz
panD" fir Ben Bau uno Die r~ntcrDaltung
zines perlnancnten Nusftellungsz @ebGubes
pben angefIbrten Characters, an Der SteIe
oes tpG6renO Der 8eltauSiteaung bon Der
v8iI6 Neft Sbop" bcnubten BIabcs, tpel7
der fir ben I%ransport BON Mfcnldben>
maiien %beionbers gilnitig gelegen lit, bier
our6 Die angefubrten BlGne biQt9t uno
bieie @eIegenbeit benuBen mO3te, bic 9tuf>
merfianlfeit Der 8urger @6ica9o'5 auf Die
abiolute offentliche Notbpenbisfeit fir Die
balbm09ltbite @%rbauung eiites lolden
permanentcn Neutrality-suspicious., in oie>
fer, Der eriten Stabt Oct Ser. Stoaten, al
%Icnten, unO Die @ei6dftsLeute Gbtcago's
auffOr0ert, Bic yGbtcago Grhibition Cont
panp" in erfol9rei6er Nusfiibrung 9enannz
ter BlGne fit Die pben9enantten 3tpe6e gu
untcrftiiben."
lu6 inter ser 8IrgerI6aft i6sint bas
8rOiect zines iol6en &ieienbau5 ipmpaz
tbti9e NufnaDme au ftnben.
Wtorgen, 9ienitag, N6enb per6en
@rnnoei9entbitmer BON 8ooblatpn cine
Notwithstanding abbaLten, in tpelder
gu Der Sra8e Steuun9 genommen nerben
iOa unb bas rnternebmen nabri9einltb
bnr3 Acknowledgment &C. ygebubmt"
pirb. 9te r@bicagO @rbibition Company"
plant, bas @ebduOe burdb cine 9arIteaune
beS S3autll6s v8cnebig" bon Smre &is
nalft, Nutor bes wGbrenb Der @eLtaus7
iteGung i'm Iubitortum se9ebenen Pine
rifa", etn8upeiben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03
Die Grmorouu9 parento's.
Gin3eIbciten iber cine perbdneni6poleSdie6
Qfdre.

1tc6cr Sic Grmorbung 6es sStalicncrs
0ominico Yarento, Der in ber Mitt=
mod Nta6t BON einem 2anbsmanne
por Ser galb' f6en @irtbi9aft,
Gfe bon 3d. unb Sage StraBc,
meucblings eridboiien ipurbe, bat bic 8oli=
sci Ser Cottage @rope9tDe. Citation fol9enbe
@insclbeiten in @rfabrlng gebrac6t.
8arcnto bate init mebrercn anbez
rem Stalienern tpabrenb bcs 9lbenbS
fleiBi8 benz @laie suselpro6en, rnb bas
-Gnbergebn;B war, ipie nur oa3u bGufi9 III
6erlei Tduen, cine bIutige &eilerei 3tpilden
ben 3ecb9enoiicr, tpobci bas Stilctto cine
traurige 9oue 1pielte. Nachbcm man iicb
cine 3cttlang berumgcbalgt, lou bann
8arento in bLinber Mutb pl0bli9 ieinen
NeuolDer 9e5ogen uno out ieiue @e9ner an
geGegt baben. SSn bieiem Nrgenblid ftcI
ibm Sjlpa 8orrello, nit benz ct ~anfGu9licb
in Srafcbl 9erotbcn, in Die Nrme un6
lblug i'm NIT lpubttgen Tauitbieben
su 8oben, hin 10 meitereS l1nbeiL
au berbiten. Sin ~gelpiiicr @arlneuo 9tnz
tonic, SEQ. 1916 SO. Str. nobnbaft, fam
baltn ieinem Sreunbe 8arento gu 0ilfe
unb f%erlerte bltnOIin8s i'll ralber 9fcibenz
foIgc bier &cOolperf6iiie auf 8ors
reao ab, BON benen cine &usel
9arento mitten bur9's Sers ging,
ibn auf Der Steqe tObtenb. Nntonio iei>
n%erleits, Der in Ser S6ld9erei cbenfaas
me6rere bebenfli6e Melleritibe bapontrug,
i9iebt Die gauge Sbulb ouf 8orrcuo, unb
erit Der beltte iiber bic 2eiAc beS @rl6oiiez
mem ~itattfinbenbe Goroner's zSnqueit birfte
8Idruug in bic Sa6la9e brin9en.
8orreaO, NntOniO unb Elm g%etpilier
lpatba beft1ben iib btnter S3tuB uub
Gie9cl.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03

sangen mar, tpobet i6m lcin Sobn ftets
treuli6 GUT Seite itanb. 9a 2ebtcrer, Der
nerbetratbet lift un6 nit feiner SamiIie an
@aLnut Str. tpobnte, bis6er Elm burda1s
re6ti1affenes 2eben fiibrte, 10 if feline
i9mdbGide 5anOlun9sipeiic boppelt unerz
fldrli6. Die GLtern beS 9ur9brennerS
ppbnen in go. 1893 Srbing 8Gace.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03
menn 6ds Babv zabnt,

@ebrau9t inter auen 11nfGnben bos ate
nnb erprobte Wtittel, Mrs. @inSlom'S 9ootbz
ing Sprup fir boS 3obneu Ser &irtber. Gs
berubist bas &inS, nta9t Die @aumen mei9er,
itiQt Sic S6mersen, BELT 8tnbfolif unb 1T
bas bclte Weittel 9e9en Oiarrboea. Sinfulhs
awanaia Gents Die Nlai9e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03
Udb Q~dltfornten.

Ole 8lrlinstonz @oute lit bic eiusise @iiert=
babn, mel@e DperiOnli6 sefibrte0 @rcur=
itons5ii9e pia Oe1per 1ta6 Colorado @prin9S,
Salt Cafe, Ssben, Sacramertto, Solt Sranz
cisco, Stodtoit, Werceb, Sresuo, Bakersfield
nnb Sos An9eles SIT BEN btui9iter Staten llb
ob1e @agenpe6lel beF0rbert.
@bfobrt pon Chicago ieben Mittmp9
S6reibt ober ipre6t por BET 8. q. @rabp,
GrcurionSzWtono9er 211 @larfitr., Chicago.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03
2luf Setter oes ero6en projects.

Die anopirthf6aftIide hammer pom Jujtois
befiirwortet oen Don Ger Chicago Gr=
hibitiotG ompaUY" eepIanten Rieiellbau.
-tDia i'll oemielben ihre eieenenJ ahres=
BINS telltneen abhaIten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03
SnID0fDrA

Gin reiteS @atsbter 8ebraat bon
ser Gpmr. ectpp 8rctp8. 60. lit biers
tttt beftetS entpfobten+ SSSn Gtafd,en
Nno SaWern su baben. Selepbone
60. $50. @OtttitG 9entut. 60. 860.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03
Grmtor0et.
Der 2lnmalt e. ?, Billiard Don
einem Glienten erlbo6en.
9as Gooterb : GebduOe Ger sdauplat.

Der m0roer, e. G. Paiings, pcrhuftek =
Die Beweeoriinoe oer Chat. - Gin Dor=
iberIeeter 1Ioro. Der Chatter 5ei9t
feline Reue.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03
Staot Chicago.
8rteffaIen.

q. 81, @lfborn, 9tcbr. 9as @roBz
6craostbum Slbenburg bat ipeber 1863
nOb lie 5upor inter bdnilder 9crri3aft
geftanbcu.
3. b., Trcmont Centre, Cafe Co., 81.
Die betrcffenDe @eieaiaaft gilt ais einc
Ichr iolioe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03

palteI, ST., Den I. Sepf. 1885.
@erter Scrr DIR. Smen!
SD iptG s5bnet bicrnit 1~1itteiler, baB SIR Cleft
trtS6er B1rfei 8roSc 9iemte bel mir ee=
than bal, iuofilr i9 SDnelt 1neiren Ier5li6en SaIlf
alsiprede.. Wfei1 2eberleiDe1t bat Der @ilrtel ppllz
fDntmet %beiettigt. Gls i9 mir sS6ren @iirtel fcnl=
men lieB, mar I'D 10 ifftpad,, oaB i'd feline &rbeit
lnebr b~e9irllcn forllte, beute ober fam idb ipieoer
rilifi9 idaifen nib babe mein 6elb beitelt. Meine
SSI fsefRlDe Il l5e '1;i Den ,a;s gs!s 3h nss IN gn isil o1 1T 9 u 3 lt 10
niGt rllterlaiier, Shren tpertpn1em @Ieftri=
Idlem 0itttcl Seoerr1Gnn alt entpfeGlett, Der leiz
bend lit, ipie i1 es tuar. SphattunasbpI
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03

Germantown, @pGiab Co., Seras, 3. Mdr5 1893.
@erte 6erren! =
Ser GIcftriide @itrtet. ben Sic mir eeIanbt
batten, lit mir elm urlbe5ablbarer Sfab 9etDor6ett,
ben i9 pie &etthng. nneirles 9ebens ber6anfe. gor
etpa Z Sd6ren 5pg t1 mir cine i6pere GrtGltun9
Der Mieren Ill, ilt6 meme Seine rnb 2trme tparet
i6per ipie 8lei, DaB i1 faurt 9ebcn fonnte. 8rbent
befan i'd nod Dife 8etlen DDer &lltrtpen I'M @e=
ft6t, baB ib gang entiteGt mar: i1 ia9te Dfters,
bas bette mare fir mild Der Sob; bas 2eben purOe
mir 10 BUR 2alt.
Sn ben benfiden Seitungen las ib 10 pft bon SIS
rem @ilrteL, nno 3eu9niie bon 9ebeilten SrauerL
baB i'd Nfut ,faBte. ,bteneift torl!te aud mir nod
Sbr GIcftrifder @iirtct bat mir 9ebplfen uI6
ih bin NM bDnitdnbis 9eiunb. 9lae rleine 8efanrt=
ten tpliieit, 6aB i'd intne beint Nr5t tpar, i'd ipdr
in Der Gebanolung BON 5 Ier5ten 1no mar bod
ME beier getDpr0er.
SD betradbte neinen @iIrteI aIs iteinen first.
@ntpfanQe11 Sic nteinen ber5li6ell unO inri9et
9alt. @tit bieient 8euenis ienbe i'd Slret rnein
Bib Sic nt6gen %bteielben ber0ffeltltd1et, utto
tplnl9e i'd S9nen pm Screen beiten @rfol9.
Spd)adtungsnpa
Srau GppDte 3temann.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03
1tnier 1roiier ~iQmifrirter @0t0loQ

iftnDeutIber Gprade qeorudt unb entbdlt 8eihnuneen unrer gIrtelun @prri1.
tun9sn nbf senauer 8ei4ntbuns nnO ben Breien fir N6e Gorte iOwie 3eusnife
BON Qeuten peIbe burd bRe @urel SeHung iber 2eiDen 1uften nO a9 er5elen.
9u5er &ataIoo, tuHher bon ieDem 2eioenDen 9ee1en tperoen ioute, mro pDrtDfrt
nerMidt ge@n @inenDung bn 6 gents in &ofnarfen.
Ge YhptD0rophie Der per 6eneratonem Der DentI1em Gnteramie MWG fret
Derambt MitieOem Semtf1em GamlDg.
gGir babem Oent1De GOrreiponOenten tit Der 9auptSfWe at Gbtca9o, SI.
DIE OWEN ELECTRIC BELT APPLIANCE CO.
@amp.0Hee mO endse Tabnf:
THE OWEN ELECTRIC BELT BUILDING.
col bis 2I1 state ST, Ecke Adams, CHICAGO, HE.
0as ss0bte GtabnFement BET @Gt far GGfrH6e SeumiHl.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03

11niere neneite Grfinbrng perbinOet bet
ftreng Observation-Disclosures Continuation
Iiibli6fcit nit @eqnemli6feit. @irfz
Jam, bauerbaft unO nnf6dbbar.
Gin milber, anoauernber eleftrii9er
@trpm miro brett mad Der 8ru9lteIe
9eleitet, unb 10 Die 9etrennten Sbeile
geitarft n1tb 5riammengebalteu.
&nen Brlt6leiOen tpirO geratben, 1i9 4,
Mlsfunft iiber unlere Mfetbpbe sit ber=
i6affen. Mir garanttrem, baB Der eIefz
trii6e Strom beltdnOi9 gefiiblt miro
uno 9lauben, DaB ieOer Srn9, tpenn IT.
9en0tpie beilbar, Durb nnlere Sorri6z
tltng gebeilt tpirO. Nusfunft pirb fret er.
tbsiit. 11nieren MbbanOluns iibsr &rii6e"
in beuti6er Spra6e iit nlientgeltli9 in
%nnierer Office 5n bSen, tpabrero ber
@e19dftsItunOen @O6enta9s 8 ubr MDr=
gems big 8 1br Nbenbs uno Sonnta9s
Sormittaes bon 1O-12 r1br.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-04-19
A BAD BISHOP.
ON TRIAL BEFORE A CHURCH
COURT AT OMAHA.
Fifty Priests and Nuns to Testify
for and Against Bishop
BOnacum.

Omaha, April 12.-The trial of Bishop
Bonacum, Of the Roman Catholic di-
Geese of Lincoln, began today at the
residence of Bishop Scannell behind
closed doors.
Archbishop Hennessey, of Dubuque,
who was designated by Mgr. Satolli to
hear the charges, presided over the
ecclesiastical court and there were
present fully fifty priests and nuns
who had been summoned as witnesses.
The trial was opened by the reading
of the charges filed by the priests of
the diocese against Bishop Bonacum.
The charges numbered fifteen and
there We're 115 specifications. includ-
ing maladministration, tyranny, OPP
preston, INSTRUMENTATION, melting
strife, SANDER and libel, arbitrary eX-
ercise and abuse Of power, viola ton Of
diocesan statutes, misrepresentation,
falsehood, specula ton, undue influence,
unjust favoritism, scandal, gambling
and incitation to perjury.
The archbishop has stated that it is
to be an investigation of personal
grievances and those having such
grievances are to be heard singlys
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-04-19

st. Paul, Mimi, April 16-The Great
Northern strike at dark tonight
reached within one division of this
city and probably before morning it
will be nearer. General Manager Case
today said that this end of the line
was working as usual but he had no
knowledge whatever from the other
end.
Friends Of the strikers do net favor
an extension of the strike to this di-
vision for the reason that they believe
the company would have more advan-
tage near its headquarters than any-
where else. A report that the North
ern Pacific employees would probably
strike in sympathy cannot be verified
here and it is generally discredited.
Cro0kSton forms the dividing line. all
men west of there being out and those
east not having yet gone out At a
meeting tonight they will decide the
matter. West Of these points
reports are rather meagre but
all are Of one kind. Trains are tied
up everywhere and the strikers are
confident of victory.
At Grand Forks the officials wanted
to get out a train this evening and
swore in twenty deputies to protect
them. but 800 men assembled and de-
clared that no train could be made up
there. Trouble is feared before the
night is over.
Another attempt was made at Devils
Lake this afternoon to take out 4
train, but it failed. A report has
! reached Great Falls from Kalispell
that ''scab'' who was strung up Sat
urday to scare him, was allowed to
hang too long and did not survive.
Superintendent Currier, at Helena
called on the sheriff for protection al
Great Falls. The only change in the
situation is the endorsement of the
strike by the assemblies of the
Knights Of Labor. located in that city
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-04-19

Henry Warner SlOcum was born in
Delphi, OnOndaga county, n. Y, Sept.
"a, 1927. He graduated from the
United States Military academy in
1852 and in the same year was made
a lieutenant and sent to Florida. He
shortly after resigned and returned
to Syracuse, n. Y, where he engaged
in the practice of law, but when the
war broke out he volunteered his ser
vices and was made colonel Of the
twenty seventh New York regiment
After the battle Of Bull Run, in which
he was badly wounded, he was made
a brigadier-generali in the army of the
Potomac. He took part in the siege
of Yorktown and succeeded to the
command of the division of Gen.
Franklin's assignment to another
corps.
At the battle of Gaines Mills Gen.
Slocum rendered Gen. Porter very i'm
portant service. In October, 1862. he
was given command of the twelfth
army corps and at the battle of Gettys-
burg he did much to gain a victory for
the nOTC0. lie was IUcu ITdHSIerreu
to the west and was given a command
in the district of Vicksburg In Au-
gust. 1864, he succeeded Gen, Joseph
Hooker as commander of the twentieth
corps and during Sherman's famous
march to the sea he held command of
the left wing Of the army.
In September. 1865. he resigned from
the army and returned to the practice
Of law in Brooklyn. declining an ap-
pOintment as colonel of infantry in the
regular army. In the same year he
was candidate for secretary of state
ON the democratic ticket, but was de-
feated. In 1868 he was sent to con-
gress and was reelected when his
term expired. In 1884 he was again
TO congress. He was one of
the commissioners of Brooklyn bridge
md was in favor of making it free to
he public.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-04-19
CAN SIGN BILLS LATE.
IMPORTANT DECISIONS OF A
WASHINGTON JUDGE.
Says the President Can Sign Bills
After Congress Adj
jOurnS.

Washington, April ia constitu-
tional opinion Of great Importance was
rendered by Judge Mott, of the court
Of claims today, in passing upon one
Of two cases arising out of the We'll
and La Abre Mexican awards.
The question presented was as to
whether or not the president can law
fully approve a bill after the adjourn
ment of congress. Judge Mott held
that the president has that right. pro-
vided that it be exercised within the
days allowed by the constitution.
The decisions Of the court If Sus-
tanned may charge the present prac-
tice in approving bills and overthrow
the usage of a hundred years. This
is believed to be the first exhaustive
examination the subject has ever re-
ceived and the curt is Of the opinion
that the CONCLUSION reached, with the
mass Of historical and judicial evil
dence by which is sustained, will be
accepted as incoltrovertible.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-04-19

Berlin, April 14.-Emporer William
concluded his visit to Vienna today.
The emperor left Hopfburg palace, ac-
companied by Emperor Francis Jo-
seph, and drove to the station, the
Nlennese again turning out in thouS-
ands to greet the imperial guest. At
the station the two empOrers repeat
edly kissed each other and the train
bearing Emperor William left for
Karlsruhe.
The members of a number of the
royal families of Europe will begin
to assemble at COburg early next week
to be present at the wedding, Thurs
day, of Princess Victoria Melita of
Coburg to the Grand Duke of HeSse.
Queen Victoria and the CZarowitch
are expected to arrive Tuesday and
the Prince of Wales Wednesday. The
emperor of Germany may arrive the
same day.
Several state receptions will be
held, the most important of which will
be the grand state banquet in the
immense banquetting hall in the Ducal
Schloss. The wedding will take place
in the private church within the
SchlOSs.
The empress of Germany and her
children Will stay at Albania until
nearly the end of April.
The reichstag today continued the
discussion of the quiXotic motion of
| Count Won KanitZ to fix the price Of
wheat at 30 marks per ton. rye at
165 marks per ton and oats and bar
| ley at 155 marks per ton. Chancellor
Won Capriyi declared that the adop-
| ton of the motion would cause him
| to lose all confidence and he would not
be in a position to continue the direct
| ton of the German policy. The house
! divided, with the result that the mo-
, ton was rejected by a vote of 159 to
g.
The official admission of the truth IF
| the reported atrocities in CamerOOnS
causes indignation throughout
| The German papers condemn Herr
Adent's proposals in regard to the re-
abilitatiOn of silver as dangerous and
! involving a loss of 100000 marks
which the empire cannot afford.
Reports from Friedrichsruhe say
that Prince Bismark is now more TO
bust and vigorous than he has been
for a long time past.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-04-19
AS TO BUSINESS.
DUN & CO AND BRADSTREETrS
WEEKLY REPORTS.
Bradsreet not Encouraged over the
Situation and Dun & Co. Report
Adversely.

New York, April 13.-Bradsreet's
review Of the weeks trade says that
at Chicago the rush of spring trade is
over, but orders for drygoods hold out
well. Trade ii shoes and hardware
has decreased. Unfavorable weather
restricted the sales at st. Louis Bust
ness at Kansas City appears quite ir-
regular. improving weather at st.
Paul is reflected in better and more
frequent orders. At Minneapolis
greater activity is reported in flour
and lumber, and at Omaha business
is on a broader basis than during
March.
Prices of wheat, iron, steel, corn
and cotton are all lower. Oats adj
vanced IA cent; pork 30 cent; lard IA
! cent; white sugar and print cloths
remain unchanged.
The industrial situation is more COM
plicated and less encouraging. The
available wheat stocks have decreased
] less than anticipated. Wheat exports.
! both coasts flour included, aggregated
1855 ,OOO, bushels this week, against
2,94S,000 bushels last year.
New York, April 13.-Dun & Co s
report says that the business improve
ment is scarcely as distinct as it has
|. been in recent weeks. Strikes have
checked Improvement in building and
some other trades, while more favor
able crop reports than expected have
arrested the upward tendency in the
! prices of products.
Failures this week number 21S in the
United States against 1877 last year