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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-20
ENGLAND AND THE DRBIBUND.Ii
Bu Cable to the Untted press.

BERLIN, Nov. 20, 1ss4-The Cologne
Gazette" prints a long reply to the ar
ticle which appeared in the London
Standard" on November 10, analyzing
the position of Germany in Europe and
defining the relations of the Dreibund to
England. The Gazette denies the as
sertion that the Dreibund is dissoIving
because Italy thinks Englands help
is needed. On the contrary, the Dreibund
IS. hrmer since Englands manoeuvres.
The fact is that Anglo-German relations
have become very much worse of late.
Germany, the Gazette declares, will
not endure England as an obstacle in her
colonial policy. England knows that
Germany has both the strength and
the will to prevent any such action.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-20
THEIR LOVE LETTERS READ ALOUD

Special Master Williams heard testi-
mony in Chancery this morning in the
case of George H. Cooper VS.. Sarah J.
Cooper, a suit for absolute divorce, the
complaint being desertion. Both parties
reside in Paterson, and their present trou-
bic is not the. first that they have ex-
perienced in this line.
In 1888 Mrs. Cooper began suit for di-
vorce, alleging extreme cruelty. She lost
the case, and this morning number of
love letters which Mr. and Mrs. Cooper
sent each other during this suit were read
affording no little amusement to the
crowd in the benches. Shortly after
her husband She is his second wife
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-20
sMASH-UP AT TRENTON.
Speciql to the Jcrscu Cifv Ne1rs.

TRENTON, Nov. 20, 1S94.-A through
line, westbound freight train on the
Pennsylvania Railroad was wrecked at
eight O'Clock this morning west of South
Bristol, Pa. The accident happened
through one of the cars jumping the
track and topping over. This car pulled
three others with it and all of them
were partly smashed. Nobody was in
jured. The tracks were blocked for an
hour The wrecked train was known as
extra No S64
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-20
MRS. LEMMERzs SUDDEN DEATH

Mrs. Frederike Lemmerz of No 26 Cot
tage street, left her home at six o'clock
last evening to visit her daughter, who
lives at No 1877 Magnolia avenue. She
was taken sick on the way, and fell to
the sidewalk. She was taken to her
daughters home and Drs. Culver Snider
and Putnam were Immediately sum
moned, who pronounced her dead shortly
afterwards. The physicians agree that
Mrs. Lemmerz's death was due to heart
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-20
IN MEMORY OF DETECTIVE o'NBILL

The policemen and detectives held meet
ing in the First Criminal Court room at Police
Headquarters this morning and passed the
following preamble and resolutions
whereas it has pleased the Almighty God
to remove from amongst us one of our as
sociates, Detective John O'Neill; ard
Whereas the deceased had, by his uniform
goodfe lowship of all; therefore be it
Resolved, That we tender to the widow and
family our heartfelt sympathy in this theis
great bereavement; and
Resolved, That copy of these resolutions
be published in the Jersey City papers and
a copy be sent to the widow of the deceased .
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-20
L0MB0K's BIG LOOT.
BIZ Gable TO the United Press.

AMSTERDAM, Nov. 20, 1Ss4-Advices
from Lombok say that the Dutch in
searching the town of Tjakra, Negara,
the stronghold of the Balinese, found a
large quantity of the most valuable
treasures, which it was supposed the
Rajah had taken with him in his flight.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-20
Chinese in Flight.
BIZ Gable to the United Press.

SHANGHAI, Nov 20, 1S94.-The Shang-
hal Mercury publishes a telegram stat
ing that the Chinese are fleeing from
Port Arthur within fifteen miles of
which place the Japanese and Chinese
troops have just had an engagement
resulting in the loss OF one hundred
Chinese and three hundred Japanese.
A British steamer is loading here with
rice and munitions of war for the North
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-20
A LUNATIUs FIGHT FOR FREEDOM

Gottfrded Bahler, the escaped Iunatic
from the ogdensberg Lunatic Asylum.
who surrendered himself to the Hoboken
police Sunday, is still confined at Hobo
ken Police Headquarters. He has se-
cured the services of Counsellor Alex.
Young to defend him Young will ask
the Recorder to discharge him, and if he
does not do so, the Counsellor will apply
for writ of habeas corpus.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-20
CRISIS IN HUNGARY.
BIZ Cahle to the Unltsd Press

BUDAPEST, Nov, 20. 1SS4.-The CON
tinuance of the Wekerle Ministry is
greatly jeopardized owing to it's toler-
ance of the agitation of the Extreme
Left in behalf of Kossuth's son. It is
feared that Emperor Francis Joseph viii
not sanction the ecclesiastical laws see
ing that the Ministry is doing nothing to
repreSs Kossuth.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-20
!: X I I \ A |! |!
COAL MINE HORROR
Blasting Causes an Explo-
sion and Loss of
Eighteen Lives.
Special to the Jerseu city Ne,rs.

GOLFERS, w. Va, Nov. 20. 1S94.-An
explosion of coal dust occurred today in
the Blanche Coal Works near this place.
Eighteen men were in the mine at the
time, and it is not thought that any es-
capped death or injury. Four have been
taken out dead, and two fatally in
jured. The explosion was caused by
blasting
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-20
MA1TERS or FAoE.

We have two stores in the city well
stocked with only pure drugs. Our prices are
very low. Ewing & Co.
"A Kits of Mackere Our brand A
q c. is on every one Any grocer will get
them for you at D. E. Cleary Co.'S wholesale
stores.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-20
A TREAT FOR FOR j. G. TEACHERS

The Jersey City Teachers Association
will hold its regular monthly meeting
tomorrow afternoon in the High School
14r. a. Is. o1uiirord will talk on "Bi-
ersGe grammar pupIs are pe espeeallV n- in.
vited. Miss L. Dubois will sing and
recitals will be given by Mr. ]. L. Cos
SIN ana others.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-20
FROM ALMsHoUsE TO JAIL.

Dennis Burton, a bird from the Aims
House, was ushered into the Third Police
Court this morning before Justice Doug
lass His garb was of the Aims House
type, and his step was rocky with drink.
Barton has been constant guest at the
Aims House from which he escaped last
week. He was sent to the County Jail
for ninety days.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-20
TO KEEP THE SERGEANT STRAIGHT

To prevent Sergeants and Roundsmen
entering wrong charges on the biotters
against prisoners a book containing
copies of all the criminal laws, defining
what constitutes them has been placed
in each station house.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-20
PRESIDENT BADLY HURT.
Special to the Jersey cttv Netgs.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 30, 1se4.-owing
to the fact that President Cleveland
syrainad his ankle by stepping on peb-
bic, no Cabinet meeting was held today.
The President is unable to leave the
house because OF the painful injury.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-20
The NEachfas, VOYAGE.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20, 1894. The
Machias sailed from New York this
morning under orders to join the Asiatic
station. She will stop at the Azores,
Gibraltar, Suez, Columbo and Singapore
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-20
Al Man,s VanftY.

e'Ef you wanter aattah er mans vanity
good, said Uncle Eben, tell i'm he amt
got none. n-.W Washington star.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-20
AsToRIA's PATRIARCH DEAD.

LONG ISLAND CITY. L. L. Nov 20,
1s94.--George B. Walton one of the old
est residents of Astoria, is dead at his
was at one time Treasurer of Onondaga
county and during the war was asso-
ciated with General Castle in building
railroads. He was also one of the or
ganizers of the old National Telegraph
Company of which he was Treasurer
Lately he was engaged in the brokerage
business in Wall street A widow and
two sons survive him.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-20

Thousands of cases Of rheumatism have
been cured by Hoods Sarsaparila This is
abundant reason for belief that it will cure
you.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-22

beltrebuneen al elmer Belt au f0r6ern be-
mibt mat, ais ber 2iberalismus in &ir6e
un6 Staat bon feinen fiiritlid6en &ouegen
Derabi9eut unb b~erfolgt wurbe, Gerfaiier
bon Wtemoiren nnb &omponift einiger
Spern. Na6 benz @eieb mar lein Nefe,
Der 3tpette So6n ietneS 8rubers unb Der
&Ontsin 8tctoria bon England, Ser8Og bon
@Oinbnrg, MISUNDERSTANDING, bon benz
man ertpartete, ct fperbe gu @uniten ietnes
dltciten Sobnes 8er3ibt auf ben Sbron
%leiiten. NQein ct that eS nibt, %ionbern
ilbernabm OILS 6erSog Qlfre6 ielbit bie Ges
gierung. Sn Berlin itarb Der fribere
8~irgermeiiter Der Stdbt 9unfer, Elm
Wann bon fonierbatiper @eitnnung, Elm
fenntniBreiber, tbdttger unb perbienitooler
8eamter, 8erfaiier Der ausge3et6neten 8es
ri6te iiber bic Notwithstanding Der
Stabt in ben Sabren 1882-1888.
SIM Sanuar bieies Sabres nermdblte ii6
Bic Brinseiiin Marearetbe, bic leBte nod
unDerbetratbete Go6ter Der &atiertn
Srieoricb, nit 6em Brtn3en &arl bon
Seier, unb Bic bertptttncte &aiierin berz
lebte baS @etbna6tsfeit BET ibr, mo- tie bic
Gaufe ibres i~iineiten @nfels feterte.
SSnbem tb bieien 8eri6t i6lieBe, tpini6e
ib Sen Qeiern unb 2eiertnnen Der vSuinots
Staats3eitun9" elm fr0blibes unb ~Oersnisz
tes neteS SSabrl
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-22
Sic 81tiem8reueI ee9ett &at0olttem
Int Goto3e.

9as rufit16e Commencement &otpno, in
tpel6em 6te un9LiidLibe Staot &DrOae
lie9t, 9renat I'M @eiten an BreuBen unb
lit gr0Btentbetls bon 2itauern unb GOmii3s
fatboltiben bepobnt. SOlgenbe S9iL7
.berun9en ber b%ortigen beretts mebrfa9 in
u%nieren 3ele9rapbenipalten erpabnten
@reueI entnebn1en mir ntbt ettpa romti9z
fatbo!il6en ion6ern anttzfatbolti3en
3eitungen, tpie Die &Olnti5e.
9ie fatboIiibe &trbe in &Oro3e iOate
auf @eiiuns 6es ru1iti6en @ouuerneurs
beS ru1ftl9en @ouoernements &Opno 8es
maltiam gei9loiien tperben. 0te 8etpObz
net bes Ortes batten itb in Ser &irbe Ders
lammeLt, nm bic rulfil6en 8eanten 81
bitten, NIT Der S3lteBung 10 lange SIT mar
ten, bis bte @nti9eibung bes @3aren ein@
getroffen lei, an ben tie cine Population
entian6t batten. 3um 8etpetie ibrer
QppalitGt trusen bic @smetnbeglieDer Die
8tlber oes @5aren unb Der @3arin in ibren
9drben. Qlnbere tru9en etn &ruStttr.
Die in bic &ircbe itiirmenoen ruiitiden
8olt5iiten serriiien iebo6 Die 8tloer uno
5cri6lugen baS &ru3tfir, tpGbreno Der mit7
eribtenene @ounerneur in Der &trbe etgen7
bduoi9 einen &eDoloeri6uB abfeuerte.
0araut um3ingeIte baS 8olf ben @ouper7
neur unb forberte i'm auf, elm grototoa gu
unteri6reiben, 6aB ct rubtge 2eute al1ge1
grtffen unb auf ie gei9oflen babe. Hdbs
renb mar 6ariiber nod unterbanbeIte,
famen 300 &oiaten, nit @etuebren, 2an3en
lnb &nuten bepaffnet, aus einem anoern
Srt at.
9ie &oiafen bert6eilten iib in 3ipei @rups
pen. Die einen um3ingelten bas Stdotben,
pdbren6 Bic anberen 3ur &irbe ritten. !Ster
iprengten ite lofort auf Die WenGe ell1,
iaolien, ftacben nit Der 2anSe uro lbln9en
unbarm1er5is nit Der &nute auf bic &Opte
Der Ginpo6ner. @er nur einen &nutens
bieb erbalten bate, benz itr0mte oas 8lut
aus 3ablreicben 8unben berpor. ?3wet Soz
iaten ~lprengten iogar itber bic GOpfe Der
2eute btntpeg in Sic &ircbe binein. Stnter
i6nen fpl0ten oiele &Oiatcn gu SUB: Sn
Der &ircbe besann nun cine grdBlidbe Wtebez
lei. 9aS 8lut Ser mebrloien @intpobner,
bic tbr Seiligtbum i6iBen pouten, be-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-22
Isle NaBlano betnabe ettte @er=
fAf1tna befaMt.

Die ruiiii6en g1ibiliiten bebaupten, 6aB
tie auf ben G3ar nur be56alb Worbattentate
MAIDEN, neil CT benz rufitl6en &eicbe tetne
8erfaiiung geben noble. 9o6 ben Gsar
MLerdn0erI II. baben fie i'm WeGr3 1881
auf fircbterlicbe 8etie ermoroet, nadboem
er cine Menge gteformen etngefi6rt bate
unh qls er gera6e i'm 8e9riffe itanb. cine
8erfaiinng gu 9eben.
9as 2onhoner ven9Gii9>ruiiti6e 60
Mite, tuel6em bobgeitelIte Yerionen an
g~e6Oren, bat 6ieier Sage aus benz gtacblaiie
OeS ruiiii6en Generals unb Staatsmannes
Qorts M eItfo 10, 6er 3ulebt unter Qlerz
amber II. Wttntlter bes Snnern mar unb bic
&eformpLdne beS &aiiers eifrtg f0r0erte,
Elm b0Cbit Invertebrates 8u6 ber0ffentltcbt.
0ana6 bate Nleran6er II. ben @ntpurf
elmer fir ruiiii6e 8erbaItniiie pirtlib
ltberalen 8erfaiiung eben ant 8prmittage
ieineS SDocstages u1ter5etcbnet unb i'm an
Generalization 3ur 9rudle9ung 9ei6idt.
gSenige Stun6en oarduf tpuroe CT duf Der
0eimfabrt BON elmer 8ara6e mach benz
@interpalalt bur6 ni6tliitii6e 0Dnamitz
8omben Dor Wtdnnern 9eto6tet, 6eren
Wtebraabl i'm gelegnet baben piroe, tuenn
fie 9epuBt bdtten, 0aB er bas 8erfaIiungsz
inert 10 i9nea OurdfIbren pOQe. limb
nun mabt b~eiagtes 8u9,' ebenfaGs alf
@runb bes NacblaHes 2orts=W felitotp's
AUDI fol9enbe Mtitt6etlun9en:
Ser Jta6fDI9er Nleranoer's H., fem
Sobn Qleranoer ILL.,, mar anfdngs genetgt,
ben BIan leines 8aters aus5ufIhren, pur6e
barin aub burb einen 8rtef 6es beutz
f9en&aiers @iIbeImI I. beitGrtt,
6ec Die conititutionele &~e9ierungsform fir
9uBlanO nit f~ol9enben @~eitdbtSpunften
empfabl: i &etn aQgen1eines @a6lrecbt,
aber AUDI feline 8ei6rGnfung bes 8a6lz
recbts burb etnen 8erm0gensz Genius; p
3meitammeriDitem nit G~beilna6me an Der
@elebgebung, ober o3ne 8efugniB, Wtntlter
gu ~ititr5en; 3 9reiidbrigcs Budget nit
@eitergeltung 6es alten, tpenn Elm neues
nibt 81 Stanbe fOmmt; ~ &ein @riab
Der &rOELdnbere:enbe5iige burA bic Chill
life; 81 Sret5eit 6es 8~etenntniiies, aber
feline unbeOin9te Sreibeit bes l1nterri6ts
unb Ser 8reiie.
Serporragenbe ruiiti9e GeIebrte, nie
Sl6itiderin un6 @raootpsft, befirnortez
ten beim ncuen @Sar cine conitituttoneIe
9teform. Sin GROCER @ilenba6nunternebz
met empfabl bic Sretbett oes 8ef%enntniiies
uno @leib6ere6tigung Ser Suoen ais
MitteG gu Oeren &uiiifi5irung.
Stint Sage na6 Nleranber'S II. Sobe
iiberrei6te 9orts : Wfelifom benz &aiier
2lleranber III. einen 8eribt nit benz @ntz
purt elmer Geror6nung, ben 9lan ieines
8orgGn9ers ais 6eien betliges Germdcbtz
nib aus8ufubren. !3net Sage ipGter nabm
Der ruiitlcbe WtiniiterratD nit iieben gegen
flnf Stimmen BEN pom &ailer unter3ei6-
11eten unb nit ben @orten yportrefflib
oargelegt" unter3eicbneten 8ertcbt an. Ser
Scatter mar erfreut iber bic Me6rbeit uno
erfldrte benz @roBfIriten 8[abimir: v0ftr
lit elm Berg bon ben Scbultern gefaIen."
9lber nod beOor Die 8sr0fentli9ung i'm
r9fei6San3etger~ m0glicb tuar, erfoLste Elm
@esenbefebl."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-22
9e1ttfG=aHterifamti6e 3eittt9cH TT
9e1ttfd1IanO.

@il6elm &oufmann, elmer Ser 6erauSz
geber 6es v@G6ter unb In5eiger" IN @lepee
LAMB, Der itb %gegenpGrtt9 III europa aut
&eiien beftnoet, i6reibt in Ieiner leBten
v&eiieplau6erci" pte fol9t:
yQus Curriculum mobte idb nob meloen,
6aB Die amcritanti6en 3eitungen, pelde
mir sugeibidt Derben, bier Die aueretfrt9@
1ten 9eIer fin6er. 9tamentlt9 iprecben
bieIe 9eier ibre 8eripunOerung aus itber,
ben llnternebmungsgeiit, Der itcb i'm Cant
meLn Ser - y6eutl6em 9ofaIna67
ricbten" ~tunb9tebt. 9teie yOeuti6en 2OfaLz
nabri9ten" iinb oft 5 bis 6 8oben alt,
tpenn Tie bier etntrefen, aber ite perben
nit 0oauit 9~elelen. v0a erfdbrt mar
6och en6lib etnmaL, mas in Oeutl6latb
paIfirt", fagen mir bieie 2eier. Sn Wa6r>
belt gebOren 6ieie beutl6en 9otaLna6ri6ten
ia allb gum &lati6tbetl 6er beuti67amert9
tanii9en 8reiie, tie Derben geiammelt, urt
ben 9eutI9en in Qntertfa Die 8or9Gnge IN
Der eneeren 6etmatb mit8utDetLen uno eS
lift mir gar3 unbegreiflicb, wie it9 elm
,SeutI6lGnber" fir oteie %altbefannten @e7
Ihicbten nod intereiiiren fam. &ber DieIz
lei6t ipielt bic Sornt, in pel6er 6teie
9otalnacbri9ten gefaBt iin6, babel cine
8oae. Ser Oeuti9ldn6ii9e SournaIiit lift
ndmli6 in Der &unit bes @onOenitrens
gang unerfabren. @Ot6e bat iein t~reffens
beS @ort ptper 8ieIes brtngt, ptr6 Manz
cbem etipaS bringen" fir i'm gar nibt gez
ibrieben. 8reitipuri9feit, 9angitieli9feit,
S9pulitigfeit uno pie bequeme Nrbeit init
benz &!eiftertopfe ftnb auf alien beuti6en
9teOaftionen gu Iebr I'M S9punge. 60
tommt es audi, baB man cine einisermuBen
interefiante @ei3i6te in fat allen 8ldttern
Mort fir @ort in berielben 9aritelung
gu leien befommt un6 3tpar obne ie6e &id7
ii6t alIf 6te 3eit 6es @ie6erabbrufs."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-22
SeIepbon=9 lnsT6tem.

9m 80. Sanuar erGii6t 6oS 6olpt@
patent Der Sen Selepbon>@eieIIcbaft nno
Der Beg ltebt oann often, iie aus ibrer btS>
BERGEN Observation-Disclosures Stellung 81 Der>
brGngen. Dem Staotrat6 1T berettS cine
@erDrbnung fir Die 3ulaliun9 elmer anoe>
rem telephones leai6aft etngeretcbt tporz
ben, ltnb 3peifelsobne werben ii6 nob mebr
8eiperber nm bic fette Gbicagoer Wetbe
einIteQen.
9a 1oute man 0enn Boffen bIrfet, oaB
6as Telep6oniren Iebr biuig tper0en pltroe.
9t6er oas icbeint burcbauS nibt oer SAL
iper6en 3u tpouen. Die oben ertpGbnte l1ele
Selep6on>@eleuibaf beaniprubt OdSJtecbt,
$75 i'm erften Sabre, $40 i'm %stpettelt uno
500 int 6ritten Sabre gu berecbnen.
gSarum ? @infadb, neil bic @rrtcbtung oes
Srahtnebes uno Die 8erbtnbung Der etn>
selnen Selepbone matchmaker fur 0as Se1
lepboniren gum min6eiten cine ebenlo groBe
6aupt1acbe lit, pie oaS Wun6z un0 Sbrs
itid, uno audi 6as meiite @elb foitet.
Sober mag itc9 in 3ufunft Elm iol9es
Weunb> unb Sbr1tiid falfen, aber Der Se>
iiB tpirb ibm NIGHTS nilBel1, tper1 CT tet1te1t
Mn1cbluB an bas Selep6On>0 rabt> Spltem
uub Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bat, fir oercn
8enubung man ebeniD beSablen muB, tpte
fir Sic 8enubung bon Sele9rapben@
9rGbten beim Nuf9eben elmer 0epei6e.
9a bic Sells lepbon>@ jeIeu I6aft bier,
tpie ilberau Die erite i'm SeGoe lit, unb be-
reits sebntauienb 9tni6lIiiie bat, pirb es
elmer neuen @eieui6aft i6tper tperoen, tie
su ber6rGngen, unb barauf ptrb ite fuBen,
un6 nit Der 6erabIebung ibrer 8retle iebr
Iangiam gu @erfe geben. @rOBeren Sors
tbeiL ais bic @roBitGote un6 iiberbaupt ale
Srte, in Denen bereits SelepbOnlinien ertz
ittren, perben bon benz grlOi6en oes
8atents o~iejenigen Srte babe1, pelcbe itb
Ser stpeifelbaften Segnung bes Selepbons
nod nibt erfreuen. 0enn bort tpiro man
in Der Gage iein, fir bas 8e9t Der 3us
laiiuns bic 8reiie mOgli6ft berabauOriiden.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-22

9ies aus Dem 8u3e! Die Grsdnsuns
Ser Witt6eilung lit uicbt i6tper. Ser alt7
odtertiben Mosfauer 8artei 9elang eS, ben
neuen G5ar BON Der gta6abmung letnes
@aters b~eionbers our6 Sic 8~orftelun9 abb
3ubaLten, baB 6ieier trob ieiner Getorm7
tbGtigfeit Elm Opfer BET gtibiliiten 9etpors
SEN iei. Qoris>W elitop tpurbe i3on 3tpet
Wonate na9 benz Gobe bes tbm 9eltn7
nungsperpanbten 9Ieranber II. aus benz
ruiIilAen Miniitertum entIa1ien, uno lett
Der tpanbelt Qleranber III. bic Babnen oes
itarren Nbioluttsmus.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-06-15
DAILY AND WEEKLY TRANSCRIPT.
Republican State Convention.
DAILY TRANSCRIPT.

"A Republican Convention for. the State Of
Minnesota will be held on Wednesday, the 18th
day of July. 1884, in the Auditorium, in the City
OF st. Paul. at ten O'Clock a. M. for the purpose
of placing in nomination candidates for the
GLOWING named Offices: Governor. Lieutenant
Governor, Secretary of State, Auditor. Treas
urer, Attorney General, Clerk Of the Supreme
Court Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court and
One Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, and
for the transaction OF such other business as
may properly come before the Convention.
All voters who believe in the principles advo-
Gated by the Republican party and who desirets
success, regardless OF their past political afha-
lions. are heartily invited to participate in the
selection of delegates to this convention.
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted by the committee: -. r..
"Resolved, That each county shall be entitled
- to one delegate for each two hundred votes or
major fraction thereof cast for the Republican
candidate for president 1892 and that each
county be allowed in addition five delegates at
large"
In accordance with the above resolution, the
several counties are entitled to representation
In the convention as follows ~ sSs5Fs
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-06-15
What Ais You?

you have sudden darting pains
in the joints or muscles. and it re.
ours every time you get cold, and APP.
pears in new places without leaving
any Of the old ones, the best thing to
do this is to send five dollars to the
=Drumn1ond Medicine company, As
Maiden Lane, New York. for a months
trea tment OF DR.. Drummond's
Lightning remedy fn. rheuma tism
They will send YOU two large bottles
OF their remedy by return express
! + YOU have the above symptomsyou
have the rheuma tisn1 and should
begin at once with the known cure
Delay with any disease is dangerous
with rheumatism it is simply sui:
Icidal. Agents wanted.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-06-15
Motley News.
Schools closed Friday.

ocHOOls clOSeu fflQaV.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Hendrickson last Wednesday,.
Sheriff Eddy from Wadena county
was in town ON business Monday.
There will be Il base ball game be-
tween Staples and Motley clubs Sat
urday. =. 49,.
The contract for repairing the
Grow Wing river bridge will be let
Saturday. -. r. ~ +.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. W. III. Benson will
leave for short visit in the west
Thursday. H.
Rev, and Mrs. E. H. Nicholson. OF
Staples, We're in the village visiting
friends Wednesday.
A. G.. Lawrence, w. H. Benson and
&. HI. Hodge were in Little Falls last
Friday to attend the county con-
vention: -.
Several people from Motley went
to witness the ball game between
the Staples and Brainerd Browns
Saturday. -~
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-06-15
Parker Notes.


w. W. Cook, of Brainerd, is in Par
ker. -. y .~...... H. :.
F. =. DeMoss is building a new
house this summer. .:.. Liz.
+: j. p. Strahl is building an addi-
ton to his house this summer.
The DeMoss Family concertists are
visiting their relatives in Parker.
We had a nice rain Monday night
which will be a wonderful help to
crops. s..s L u. "a.
Rev. Huntington will organize a
Sunday school ON the north side CT
the river next Sabbath.
Rev. Huntington. OF Minneapolis;
George Satterlee and wife, OF Little
Falls; and Mrs. Latham, of Lincoln;
were with us Sunday.
q The people IF Parker. celebra ted
children's day last Sabbath at. the
Maplewood church. There was quite
a number present from abroad. In
the afternoon the Christian Endeayor
society gave a temperance rally and
everybody had an enjoyable time.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-06-15

St. Louis county will soon settle
her local political squabble, and on
July 2 will hold Republican
county convention to select dele
gates to the state, congressional,
judicial and legislative conven-
tions, and nominate a county tick
ct. There is a good sized row
over the apportionment Of dele
gates In the county as the city is
redistricted in precincts, and it is
difficult to arrive at a fair appor-
tionment. The increase Of votes
since 1892 has been very great in
some parts of Duluth and St. Louis
county, and to MAKE the apportion-
ment on a new set of election dis.
tricts will be rather puzzling. The
county committee has fixed the
date, but will meet again to fix the
apportionment. Duluth politi-
clans will have a chance to do
some of their fine figuring in. this.