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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-04
CITY Rank Of Richmond,


First National Bank,
Richmond, Va, june u, 1894.
THE DIRECTORS or THIS BANK
/ have this day declared a dividend OF
FIVE PER CENT. free of tax. out Of net
earnings Of the past six months, payable
to shareholders OK AND AFTER July
2d. III. Z. BURNETT,
ie2S-lw Cashier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-04

a. lie MaSuIitf te- no -. -....
In the Law and Equity Court or ,ne s''s
Of Richmond. decree OF June 90 i0'''
In execution of n decree in the apove ,
menfioned suit, the undersigned. theiepy
anDoInted for the purpose, VIII SCH 'S
auction. upon the premises on
THURSDAY, the 5th Day OF July is9s'
O., ,he order following viz: ut . O'Clock
~ ~ sbarn. a LOT OF LAND, with all
~ t,onrovemen.s thereon, on the east
ia - Union. between Franklin ana
G,sce streets. fronting % feet and ex-
,nfd,ng hack between parallel lines 81
-, 20 an alley Is feet wide: also. say
-, c.eo o'clock =. NJ, LOT or LAM
a. .hn civ OF Richmond, on the north
IL ~ peasants street, fronting 2s15
soe, and running back between parallel
i',''s o02 feet more or less. The loca-
lion Of the Union street property renders
:, valuable for business purposes. inc
location Of the Peasants street lot II
tnvlfing for home purposes, OWING 10 its
aietated situation. Please be prompt.
TERMS: One-third OF the purchase
money I'm cash: the residue in three equai
at six, twelve, ana elehleen
with interest added from oay
~ sale. the title 10 be retained uh'Ii '"e
whole purchase-money is pald anu d
ordered by the Court
'0"' FRANK NJ. WOON.,
HARVEY WILSON,
Special Commissioners
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-04
CITY OF PETERSBURG 5 PER CERT, BORDS
Dated February 1, 1894, Due 1884.

We offer for sale a limited amount OF
the above bonds at TO- and accrued in
terest. with the right Of advancing the
price without notice. These are part Of
$4,000 issued for water works. More
than half have been sold Petersburg
has never been in default for interest
or principal Of her debt neither before
the war nor du ing the war, nor since.
No city IN the state has maintained It's
credit better.
SCOTT & STRINGFELLOW.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-04
BY James II. Crenshaw,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
Ola east Main street.

II, RUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF De
Il SlIABLE VACANT BUILDING
LOTS IN THE TOWN OF FULTON.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-04
BY II. l.. Cabell.
Real Estate Auctioneer,
M r north Tenth street.

r, COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
T. or THE DESIRABLE AND WILLS III =,
foCATFD BUILDING LOT ON THE
rVES-r SIDE LAUREL STREET, NEAR
HOLLY STREET. RICHMOND. VA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-04

Adele A. lie Masurier.
against
A. lie Masurier ct. ais.
=. ar raw and Equity Court OF the city
~ picbmond. decree OF June 20 1879.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-04

Martha Harrison and als......''f iaihths'
against oeo.so,,s
James Feggan and .......Defendahts'
In the Chancery Court or the CITY VI
Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-04

Central Trust Company of New io ,s
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-10-18
he GOT EVEN.
COUNTY TREASURER RARTIEIr
PAYS OLD SCORES.
And the MERGED Bank Fails ms Con
sequence Can Meet Its
obligations.

MERGED Cal, oct. 1.-THE MERGED
bank closed Its doors this morning,
The failure Is due to the banks ina
bility TO realize on It's securities. As
yet no statement has been made, but
1t Is known that the bank had 5000,
900 loaned to merchants and ranchcrs
In this community on which II could
not raliZe 1t Is believed that dcposi
tors will be paid III full. While the
failure Is undoubtedly due to the gen
cral finHcial stringcncy, the immediate
cause of suspension * said TO he of Il
political nature. County Treasurer
Bartlett was defeated for rcnomina
ton In the recent democratic conycn
ton and attributing his defeat 10 III
Of officials Of the MERGED
bank, he demanded the county funds
deposited with the bank. Other de
positors, learning Of the action OF the
treasurer, withdrew their deposits
Thus run was started which the
bank could not meet.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-10-18
8ANARD WELDON ED.
GREAT pllHlC nEMONSrR ALTON
Ar WllMl NGTON,
Senator Gray Does the llonors RcCep-
tions aud ntnucrS Galore
Follow.

Wilmington, Del. OCT Il, All hcla
ware turned out to formally welcome
Ambassador Bayard back to his state
and city, after an absence OF eighteen
months M representative OF the goN
rrnmcnt to the court OF ST James II
was Il great demonstration and those
who attended were numbered only by
the capacity of the opera house, in
which the ceremonies were held.
Deafcning applause greeted Amhnssa
dor llnynrd ms he was conducted upon
the stage. aud he was visihly affected
by the warmth of affection of the
greeting.
The ceremonies were brlCt and sim
pie, without formnlity, senator Gray.
on behalf of the vast audience, wei
coined the houorcd guest of the even
ing In n brief speech to which the am
bassndor responded. Following the
speeches. Ambassador Hnyard held Il
reception on the stage that continued
for over m hour Later Ia the oven.
Ing. Mr. llHyard was entertained III /.
banquet at the rooms of the RAyard
Democratic iggion. ana afterwards
held II reception M the house of the
young mems democratic club
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-10-18
AWFUL STORIES TNlD.
EN-CllANCELLOR IEiST TRIED
FOR CRUELTY.
Convicted of Abusing His Authority
and of immortality Horrible
Deeds Described.

potSdam, oct. L. The disciplinary
court has tried the case of EXCHANGED
lor Lcist formerly the German admin
iStrator of the CamrrounS district in
west Africa. who was recalled owing
to serious charges brought against
him. The court acquitted l.ciSt of the
charge of causing the mutmy of ma
tive troops, hut he was convicted of
abusing his authority and of immoral
ity, aud consequently he was con
demncd to be transferred to a minor
post. In addition the court sentenced
IeiSt to have his salary reduced one
fifth. The charges brought against
LciSt were Of the most startling de-
Scription. Extracts from Il diary of Il
German resident of the Cameroons
give statements tending to show that
Herr Wchlan, the governors SuhSti-
tute who led the expedition against
the natives, issued an order to his sub
ordinateS directing them TO cut the
threats Of all women who fell into
their hands.
1t is further stated in the diary thar
other natives who We're captured
were conveyed on board Il ship where
they We're bound TO Il rail of the YES
sci and the thongs drawn SO tight
that in many cases, when the flesh be
gan TO swell, they cut deep into th"
prisoners, who We're entirely unpro
tectcd from the weather and exposed
to the tropical heat with their wounds
fostering and breeding maggots. The
frantic appeals of the prisoners for
water were blutally refused and when
tht captivcS were half dead they were
shot down like Wild beasts.
LciSt is also charged with tlo@ging
native women. which act led to the
mutiny of native troops, during which
the latter broke into the government
house and We're shot down and about
twenty five rebels We're afterwards
hung.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-10-18
THE Slllr HAS RCE\ CT l
rWE\rN -O\E DAYS,
COLONEL. FIRED GRANT AMONG
the PASSENGERS.


SAN Francisco, oct Il. The terrific
storm which has ragged along the
northern Pacific coast since last Satur-
day has undoubtedly caused wide
spread disaster 10 shipping interests,
At least three >rhoourrs are known to
he wrecked and others are not Yet
heard from. and there are grave fears
that the American ship lNanhor is lost
With all on board \ southern Pacific
raft of LOCO Spars and piles. valued ut
$4,000. has boon torn IL pieces. the
lvuuhoe has been out II days from
Seattle for this port and is almost Ger
taiuiy lost Col. Fred. Grant NOW ono
of the proprirtors OF the Seattle Post
lntrlUgrnrcr, was one Of her paSscn.
gers, having embarked for the novelty
of Il sca-voyagr on the sailing vessel .
She carried crew of eighteen or
twenty men.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-10-18

FIRE DESTROYS PROPERTY AND
SEVERAL LIVES.
Many business Blocks Burned New
st. Ioscph'S lnnrmary
Consumed.

llouStou Ten oct. II The worst
fire in the history of Houston broke
out ut half past > yesterday morning,
and was not under control TIL $50
Two tnnrmary patients persisted. Th"
fire originated in the san lnncinto
boarding house and spread rapidly 10
adjacent small buildings and ST lo-
scph's mhrmaly, destroying also u tw"
story frame annex and then the new
four story brick main building.
Sisters Dolcral and lame w"r"
burned beyond recognition; Sister clio
thilde was fcarfully burned on Nari
Gus parts of the body Two patients
missing are certainly lost. \ number
of blocks were burned, including 70
lcys dry goods house the largest In
the city.
Aggregate loss Sl3s,ooo; insurance
S1515OO st ,Ioscph's inllrmary,
S72. 900: Folcy's dry goods, .S1G3oo0,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-10-18
STATUE UNVEILED
OF EMPEROR WILLIAM | AT
WEISBADEN, pRT SSlA.
\ Poyal Suite Accompanies the Present
Emperor in the Drdicatory
Ceremonies

Wiesbadcn. Prussia. Oct. l1-This
pretty watering place was crowded
with loyal and enthusiastic Germans
and the town Itself was brilliant with
holiday bunting in honor Of the visit
of Emperor William. who arrived here
yesterday afternoon to unvcil the mon
umcnt in memory Of his grand-fath"r
Emperor William |, and to open TN"
splendid new royal thcatcr.
Upon It's arrival the royal party pro
ccodcd in carriages To- III" south front
of the new thcatcr, opposite which
stood the statue to he unveiled. At
the conclusion of the mayors speech
his majesty replied in few well
chosen words, and then ordered the
statue To be unveiled 1t was noticed
however. that the emperor did not an
pear to entirely approve the statue or
the position it occupies.
After dinner. Emperor William
went with a suite to the new theatcr
where an audience was assembled.
entirely composed Of invited guests.
After the performance. the emperor
supped with Rittmcister Won Hulsen
director Of the theater, and later his
majesty left for Berlin to be present
at the ceremonies attendant upon the
arrival at the capital Of King Alex
amber Of Servia.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-10-18
NEWS ROLLED DOWN.

Daniel q, Raynor, a WISCONSIN pton.
Ger, died at Sioux Falls, :. II.
Charles Lees, of Rio, Wis, cut his
throat with razor hut did not die,
The rahor thcatrr III Denver Colo,
has gone into the hands VI receiver,
Marshal Isaac nrNrltinGrr was fatal
ly wounded Ivy n burglar he WAS trying
to arrest Mt Ashland. q,
Rev w. +, Nngt, OF Woodstock, ILL.,,
has accepted y call to the German
Presbyterian church of RCloit
The Southern Pacific is continuing
its policy Of rrtrcrchmcnt by dismiss
ing all the bagsagrmeu employed ON
the road,
Investigation Of the theft nj the
bureau ot cuGrNmg and prtnttnG
shows ~. loo stamps, Of the value OF
$1,000 Wore stolen.
Ambassador R&yard left Washing
ton over the Pennsylvania road for his
home IN Wilmingtou, bet Mrs. Ray
ard is the only person who arr"mpan.
led HIM
William Massey. who has been in
prison at RordrntoWu, Pa, since May
II. on suspicion that he murdered w
2ir Holloway, has been released from
custody.
The Colorado Western Railway com.
pHny has been Incorporated nj Denver
to build lines from Grand Junction
into the asphalt region of Utah The
capital stock is placed NJ SloooWM.
C. s Wright. ot rittShurg, and L.
NJ. Frazer of Cincinnati, freight
agents Tor the baltimore \ onto Rail
road Co. were Indicted Ivy the grand
Jury in the United States district
court tor violation Of the Interstate
commerce law.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-10-18
A FATAL DREAM
Engineer Rcgnn Dies II Strane" Death
In Chicago.

Chicago, oct II Engineer Tom
Regain one Of the best known railroad
men on the Northwestern, died IN his
boarding house here yesterday Ms the
result Of n leap from II second story
window while dreaming Of recently
killed friend His friend, Engineer
John Haley, jumped from his cab
when his engine ran down man last
week, and was killed. Regain was
deeply affected by the death and after
attending the funeral decided upon n
few days vacation. He retired early
last night and about midnight jumped
through his window and crashed to
the sidewalk fatally injured. lie re.
gained consciousness before his death
and told that he dreamed that he was
on m engine with Haley and that he
and his friend had jumped together.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-10-18
FISHERS MUST STARNE
UNLESS THE GOV ER\ME\r
SENDS ASSISrA Nee
Judge Nalcc Reports DiShcartcning
Outlook in Canadian Labrador
and Other Places

Montreal oct. 17.-.Tudgc Nalcr has
returned to Quebec after n five
months visit in Canadian Labrador,
Island Autic"stic and other places. He
reports that the fishing along the l.ah-
rador coast has been bad, and. unless
government assistance is sent. many
deaths from starvation must occur be
fore ncN1 winter is over, The distress
is already great and the outlook is
probability that none of the timber
limits there are worked this year. AS
for the coast Indians. their conditions
are oven worse than that Of the fish
inc colonies.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-10-18
ALL ENrOSEp.
Smallpox on BOARD Steamer from
Naples

New York, oct lIThc steamer
Kron rriuz Frederick Wilhclm from
Naples with eight cabin and lAa steer
age passcnyrrs OH board, WAS detained
at quarantine, owing to the detection,
ON passing the paSSengcrS, ot Il Sus
piCious case In the person Of n strCrage
passenger Deputy Health Officers
TailmAdgc and Sanhorn were OF the
opinion that the patient suffered from
SMALLPOX nrs. Dillingham; and Rene,
dict, of the New York health depart
mrut, both experts In the haudling of
epidemic discusses, were called IN and
after thorough examination confirmed
the diagnosis The passenger having
been found mingling With his fellow
passcngcrS. exposing all to the disease,
the whole nu'nhcr OF tho StcVrage
paSScugcrs win he vNcciuatrd ana
transferred to lIotrmNn's island, to
await the development of tho disease
for n period of fourteen days, The
cabin passcngcrs will he scnt to the
dock this evening. The steamer Will
he disinfcctcd and released some time
today.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-10-18
70 TRY KEMpSTER
Milwnukec's Health Commissioner on
the Rack

Milwaukee, oct n Impeachment
proceedings against Health Commits
sloncr Kempstcr have been begun In
the common council and a select com.
mittoe Of Ave has been appointed to
consider the charges made against
him In connection with the recent
smallpox epidemic. hear testimony ana
report the result Of it's findings to the
council. The committee IL composed
Of Aldermen Rudolph, Dewerth. Mu-
cnzberg, Lindsay and Weiher. who
will take steps as soon ms possible 10
ASCERTAIN the truth or falsity Of the
accusations.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-10-18
STATE ppl.lTlCS,
News of the CampNgn From All
Points.

Menuminrr. Mis-, oct. Il. The dem,
ocratir nominee for state Srnator III
this district. W. IL. Smith, declined Ia
make the race. The district is normal,
" republican. hut the party majority
WAS overturned i'll l>N. and Robert
Lees. who subsequently holtrd the
nominee of his party for United States
seuator. was carried through 10y more
than Goo majority.
NrillSyillr. Wis. oct - Joseph {,
Marsh, OF SpokrNille, is the republican
uomiucr for the assembly in this dis
u'ict.
chippewa Falls. Wis, oct. Ia The
democrats uf the second district ~
this county rrnnminatrd Nrury l.chriS.
the preSrut incumbent for the assem-
hly
prairin du Chiru, MS. oct, L. The
republican couNcutioM ter this district
nominated !. o. Davidson for the a>
Srmbly,
Marincttr. Wis. Oct Il. The pro.
hihitiou senatorial convention for the
first district WAS held in this cjtl. g.
\. Jacobson. of Allison BAY, Door
county WAS the nominee. lie is Il
wealthy farmer None but Marincttr
county delegates We're present.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-10-18
NATIONAL APPROPRIATIONS.
Money Dispersed by Act of the Fifty
third Congress.

Washington. Oct. 1.-THE annual
volume of appropriation, new officers
etc. required by law TO be prepared
under the direction of the committees
on appropriations, has just been com
pleted by T. +. Cleaves and J. G.
Courts, clerks respectively of the SEN
ate and house committees. and shows
that the total specific appropriations
made at the first and second sessions
of the fifty-thrd congress amount to
1891 10000: permanent appropria-
ton S1O1 .O74. $50: making Il grand
total of 1892, 23O.GS5.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-10-18
OBJ FELLOWS CONVENE.
Grand Enrampmrut Held ut liurllne.
ton, Iowa,

burlington, Ia oct H. The grand
rutumpmrnt ANA stutc assembly at
odd Fellows convened IN session yes
t"rlHy morning, Delegates were ten
dcrrd reception aud several address.
o. and responses wcr" made. Sessions
continued MI day, doing routine bust
ness, aud installing officers and nom
mating candidates for the next years
election. Grand sire Stcbhin, of
Rochester s. ), has arrived and was
accorded m enthusiastic reception.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-10-18
NEED BETTER MEN.
MISSIONARIES LACK IN ABILITY
AND WISDOM.
So SAYS President l'onnry, IF the
Parliament ct Religions Com
ucnts vt Fosters ltcmnrks.

Chicago oct H. President Ronncy,
of the worlds fair parliament of re-,
ligionS commenting NCStCrdnN on ne re-
port of eN Secretary Of state Foster
that his tour around the world showed
that the effect of the parliament has
been to dishcartcn christian mission
aries abroad said: Assuming that
tho first effect Is apparently prciudici.
cal to christian missionaries. am en-
tircly confident that the iinHi outcome
of the parliament of religions VIII be
enormously hrnclltting To the cause OF
christian missions, aud Will Indeed
finally result in m acknowledgement
throughout the whole world of the su
prrmary of the christian religion, onr
thing Is almost universally admitted,
that hcncrfurth christian missionary
work must be- conducted with In
creased ability, learning aud wisdom
We cannot longer think TINT while we
need men of II high order of merit for
home service we can be Justified IN
sending those of indifferent ability To
what we have been accustomed to call
"heathcn lands" therefore expect
To see the great missionary societies
Of the world enlarge ana increase their
work and adapt IT more wisely than
hitherto has ever been done to tn"
actual condition of pcopl" To whom
they desire to bring th" knowl
edge Of III" divine person ANA til" III,
vine words"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-10-18
NATIN WANTS WAR.
FRENCH URGED TO BLOCKADE
MADAGASCAR PORTS
Conquest Would II" Easy Even
Through English and German OF
ticcrS Take Part.

Paris oct IL The Matin urges the
government to immediately enforce
the blockade of Madagascar ports.
Alypc. deputy for French India. has
prepared an Interpolation urging an
immediate declaration of war against
Madagascar, declaring the French
forces in the island be ut once sup
ported by $1,000 French troops. IL"
adds the conquest ought not to be dit
ficult, although the IIoyas probably
will he commanded 10y English and
German officers.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-10-18
NEW ROAD OPENED.
The Wisconsin and Michigan Railway
at Marinctte.

Marinette, Wis. Oct. 1.-THE initial
shipment on the Wisconsin & Michi-
gan railway has been made. It OK.
tends from the 500 road on the north
to pcshtigo and over the Chicago, Mil
waukee Il ST. Paul 10 MarInette on
the south This IL over fifty miles. The
new road VIII make close connections
with the 500 road and the Toledo Ann
Arbor car ferry line In Mcnomlncc. II
Is designed IN this way TO open up IL
new route to the eastern scaboard. The
promoters Of the new line are Chicago
capitalists.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-10-18
TO HAVE NEW RIFLES.
Regulars and Militia to BE Supplied ms
Soon as Possible.

Washington, oct H. The work OF
equippng the troops Of the regular ar
my with the new magazine rife is
progressing as rapidly as the limited
plant Of the Springfield National arm
DRY will permit The output Is about
$4,000 arms per year AS fast as the
arms are completed they are issued to
the troops. and at this rate It will be
about a year before the army Is sup
piled with magazine guns When this
work is accomplished the ordnance Of
ficers will turn their attention TO the
militia. At the present rate Of out
put It will be several years at least be
fore they can all be supplied.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-10-18
KNIGHTS FETED.
PYTHIAN DELEGATES MEET AT
SPRINGFIELD
Foreign Lodges Must Begin Work In
the English Tongue In
Five Years.

Springfield ILL.,, oct 17.-Grand
lodge officers Of the knights Of Pyth-
las report 4GG lodges and 3G,513 mem.
Der. IN Illinois up 10 October J, 1891.
Forty seven new lodges were insti-
fntcd in III past year. The supreme
representative recommends that lodges
working III foreign tongues be allowed
to 10 80 five years more, when they
must work ia tie English language
A grand musical and literary enter
tainment was rendered the grand
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-10-18
NEW INDUSTRIAL ARMY,
Gen" Kelly Planning March Across
Southern California

Oakland. Cal. oct 17.-"G"n. g. 7.
Kelly who led the San Francisco reg
imont Of the Coxcy army TO Washing
ton. has completed arrangements for =
new industrial march but instead u
going across the continent he will this
time direct his invading forces to.
ward San Jose and the productive re-
.ions along the route. Til" object "
this march Is to secure signatures 10 a
congressional petition for relief II the
unemployed and incidentally obtain
contributions Of supplies for the army
that II rapidly increasing in numbers
at its big tent.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-10-18
ALCOHOL CHEAPER.
Whisky Trust Reduces the Price Two
Cents per Gallon.

Peoria. H., oct. II. The whisky
trust has reduced the prices on al
cnhol two cents per gallon. equivalent
To nearly -four cents per wine gallon.
This is regarded rs iii" beginning Of
a war in prices between In" trust and
its competitors. The trust is heavily
stocked and II costs two cents per
gallon . month to carry the goods.
The trust announces that this rcduc-
ton is below the cost Of manufacture
under the increased tax
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-10-18
MvEAGH TALKS TARIFF.

carni, H.. Oct. II. Franklin Mae,
yeagh, democratic nominee for Uni
ted States senator spoke an hour and
n half on the tarIff question 10 u large
here. Congressman Williams
also spoke
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-10-18
THE WRIT GRANTED
Proceedings Begun 10 Bring Coach
man Howard Into Court

New York, oct A. a writ of In
bens corpus was issued by Judge la
combe Of the United states circuit
court, directing Commissioner Scnner
and inspector Dodge to produce How
ard tomorrow and show cnuse whythc
uusht not be discharged from custody
Howard IL Levi J., Morion'S imported
ceariInan who 1t Is claimed, should
bo excluded from this country under
the nli u contract labor law.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-10-18
MANY REGISTER IN CHICAGO.
The List the Largest Ever Known IN
the Garden City.

Chicago. oct. r. The registration
Of voters was the heaviest Chicago has
ever known. The total registration Is
about 205, 900 against 10000 regis
trations just before the last presidcn-
tial election The 10000 does not in
clude women, about 5000 Of whom
placed their names on The polling lists
for the privilege Of voting for trustees
Of the state university.