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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-27
xrpvoRx DAILY TRIBUNE JANUARY a. 1se5TWEN1S rA

$ rs degrees Z. oEsE a F. Tangent to shore y OF
c. Sns rS' fos I'd q lan,s saS
s i S % h Ss csa ana SdS on piles With
mark in feet cS of T TemceD %" s f
Gate and shoals Iqsi5sr So sound sh. color of
Gran, Farm oS sspnf rS' IRONS asE White to red the
the day marx from bsSs TO s red ana s shf sd red viii
he moved to new structure. cluster Of three piles WIN
number o." red day % se southwark N re and
Grant Farm miles to the Horth~aTd o the
aT@ ssOis. T fsssss. e .
s 81 by E y E Right tangent Grant Farm N 2,
30 NEW painted ou Gn ind dsy
s. usis Post Light . mo- h eussr Of f three piles plies
with number black day marx s IN sssi o' an5 on
the /: edge OF the channel OF the mouth Of the st;
structure will painted out and the structure VIII re-
North Nairows Post Light No eiThs light fixed
red will be moved to a structure. cluster Of three
P %ass T about "1I mile present
and the bank No at the end OF the canal
Point Pos, Light, 80 GmThs light nscd red
discontinued. and the structure Will remain as day
os Grant Mnl farm viii io be dscon,inucd
Peck Lake North. Post Light No 2s-Thi' light fixed
req Peek T''' Lake south Post Light No 2s-Ths light,
f sourh NaTrows Post Light No a2Th' light fixed
req 9on wl Re Poss Light No seTh. light fixed red
will be discontinued and the structure viii remain as
One hundred and hirty-s. stakes have been driven to
s mark n nfe csa Sg G aeS
~ watsr and have n white signboard. pointing toward
the eSnTs are al agn tic and nautical miles
This notice affects Lists Of Lights and I'D Fog sig
Atlantic and Gull c9 90 d 49, P5ts 74s 7aa and
house District tis93' pages ~ and 90
nv order OF the Lighthouse BOARD
Rear, Admiral, J. s. Navy Chairman
Washington. u. G. Jan. .. is'"'
Newyork Jan 2eT following notee to mariner Is
District Tompknyc The fog f a!in T sn,ns Of ~
cornncd Point vesse e long @5SaIion new whistle
replace soon as praccS' E,nw thick or fogry
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
c,.o. c,r, u,r, Ford from Nsw-York January ..
Steamer Runic cr Thomas sailed from Liverpool for
Steamer capc r1 Nco from NewYor January IS
oE steamer aTsPGE: xcd I.i Ger ue rom NswYo Janu
AIRY IL Dover passed m Janu
ary for Amsterdam passed the Lizard January %
Slam Ds rr %1s BASED pHS'Sb January
steamer Wells CIV Gp sayase % rom Ne"io'N 'an"
arg ar ARA Paris Watkins NewYok sailed from
saamP Ghcstor d}uch oysen NewYork Janu
AIRY arrived at Ymuden Jsnusry = from, Sevyork via
southampton arrived at remerhayen IanuaTy 20
% s'e a1rlyrd A AZ Hsvr o'' January 20.
steamer l.. Gascogne fro bandeon' Tor New-iorN'
l s,samsr oswald from cons,s.,nGE' January
Is fSr New r9ns , Acnhesd from New-York
ce SSi' 22 arrived at Trieste January % lam
ar S'[ = arrived at Maple. January q.
for Nev-york January %.
steamer Justin OBJ. Bison. sailed from Para for New
York January q
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW-YoRK-sATCRDAY. JAN 90. 1895
ARRIVED.

PORT OF W-YORK-SATCRDAY. JAN. 90 1895.
ARRIVED.
Steamer E,rura tBr,. Walker. Liverpool January ~
passengers TO V II Brown & Co Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Yosford CBD, Taylor, catana December i.
Msssins 20 Palermo o. via Gibraltar January S'sh
Steamer Niagara, Croker. cIenfusos January H. $,
James Ward Co Arrived at the Bar al ITO m
rJomo N9D Btonese DemeTaTa Jsng ,h 49,
Steamer Trinidad OBJ. Fraser, Bermuda January a.
x x1rivt %'s ss the Bar 'sssi iaS
steamer Fl Nore. Parker New-orleanS with mdse to
steamer chattahoochee Savage. Savannah. with mdse
steamer South Portland, Dickman, Georgetown and VIII
ming,on, with mdse TO W Clyde & Co. ns ~,
steamer CITY OF San Antonio. Bennett. Portland. Me
pool via Holly Head and wilford Haven Al days. with
salt TO order: vessel to " Grace Co
Sandy Hook Jan 2G-wnd west; moderate gale; clear.
CLEARED.
Steamer seguranca. Hoffman, Havana and Mexican
Steamer Benefactor. Simmons. Philadelpha-w Clyde
steamer II F Dimook Coleman. Boson-H F Dimock
Steamer City of Antonio. Bennett Portland Me-iio-
Steamer Anchora Obi. Young. Glasgow-IIenderson
Steamer Mobile tBr). Layiand. London-New-York Ship
Steamer New-orleans. Belts. New Orleans-E Allen.
Steamer City OF Columbia. Jenney. West Point-old
Steamer Jamestown, Hulphers. Norfolk and Newport
Old dominion So ca;
steamer Nueces. Risk. Key West and Galveston-c II
Steamer Old Dominion Couch. Newport News and
Richmond-Old Dominion Ss Co
Steamer N Monte Parker. Ncw-orleans-J r Van
Bark srathisia ODD. Urquhari. sagen. Cochin China
J Whitney & Co.
SAILED.
Steamers Albania (Br,. for Tampa: seguranca Havana
and Mexican ports Alene tr Kingston. Savannah.
Edan ,Duteh) Rotterdam Ardanro.e ODD, caibaricn d
bsra etc: PRIME Dutch Haytien and venezue
DAM
S,etn. New Orleans. New Orleans: Nueces. Key West
and Galveston: Old Dominion. Newport News and Rich
nond: Maskeyne (Belg) Liverpool; Ardangorm Obj, ~
Jaso. and Cienfuesos Jessmore d,r Tamgco. via Bau
more; Fort lBr) ports Of Porto Rico; Neptune
Port Antonio. Ia: Mobile lBD. London; Anchoria orl
GLASGOW Kansas cry saan1sn y Ns9 onmSa Wrs
Point. La Bourscgne Frl. Havre: Critic oBr,. Ieith
Lepanto lBr) Antwerp via Newcastle Jamaica lNoD
Iverpool; San Domingo ODD. New.York for Halifax and
st Johns. y. r.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Indian River Post Lights.
Notice 10 hereby given that or about January 81
iss6 changes will be made in the aids TO navigation In
Barrel Stake Post Light No. 2oH-tAner No. 7as in
,ns List Of Lshts and Fog SIGNALS nxed red Lantern
number on red day mark. in 3 feet Of water about
T,,es south-so.theasteriy OF Crawford Point and
/ e c. 80 minute: = IN by r. E Left tangent to
K E rsnxsnt !, . Ss ceyees 30 mnusT pc sE BY
ee p 90 minutes W. On. by W. y WI.
the Iass ~ ;1 1ah Post Light No 2oAner No 73 In
ght VIII be established on a. Cluster Of three niles with
* %es or sou s.c day marx IN feet
sSr.sSt es o o. The ehann.i Tangent Ragged Point
gree T. a. r ro'n Tn Post ,. Light, No iSN a.
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WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains leave Yves, Al ST. Station, New-York. - ~
lows, and IS minutes earlier from foot Franklin ST.
JsO A. NJ. Daily Local TO Buffalo
Vi5 A. VI. Daily for Albany. Utica. Syracuse. Rocn~
ter, Buffalo. Niagara Falls Detroit. Chicago. 49,
o,16 T.. VI. Daily for Albany. Montreal Utica ~
euse. Rochester. Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto y
7i45 T.. NJ. Daily except sunday. for Utica syseo~
Newark, Rochester and Buffalo. n.s.~
S,iS l.. VI. Daily for Albany. Utica. Syracuse. RocnS
ter. Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit, CsvsA
For tickets tables Of local trains parlor and ~
ng-car accommodations apply city oncs, brookM .;s1
hotels. For other Information address -. !
c. r. LAMBERT General Passenger Ago!
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any way Mr. P,att indicated. Long before this
Mr.. Plat determined to punish Mr.. brookhe'o
because the Tioga boss found that he could not
use him for his purposes. But Mr. Platt as
liked the unpopularity and odum when ne Khe"
would result to him if he again defeated Brook
field as he had for chairman OF the state COM
mittee last summer He. therefore. gave Mr..
Brookfeld notice to come and make his peace
with the Tioga dictator. and promise that IN
future he would bear true allegiance to the rIat'
dynasty Mr. Brookfeld refused to become Mr..
Pats bond-servant. and was defeated. MT.
Patt and his shouters are now telling now
anxious he was to make peace, now an opPoi
funitv was given to Mr.. Brookfield to bury the
Ratchet but he refused making 1t Brookfield 8
fault according to Platt that harmony was not
restored 1t was because Mr. Brookfe1d and the
men who stood with him In the County Com
mittee fight, and who still stand with him. We're
not DESTROYS Of paying the price which peace
secured at the hands Of Mr.. Patt would cost
that they declined Mayor Strongs supposed
offer of mediation
Columbus O. Johnson. leader Of the XXV1Ith
Assembly District. and one Of Mr.. Brookf1eld S
most devoted supporters, was asked yester-
dav for his opinion Of Mr. Platt's statement.
II do not think II proper for me 10 say any
thing on the subject now. l have my OPINION,
and 1t is a strong one. but there are reasons
why l do not regard it as petite for me to make
1t public just yet
Cornelius N Bliss and General Samuel Thorn.
as who left the County Committee meetlng Oh
January II as a protest against MI i-au,ei ,
bach's attack on the members VINO had Vo.su
against him and Mr.. Plat. both had read MI MI
Platt's interview yesterday. but ne1ther caieu
to make public his opinion of It,
FOR REAL POLICE REORGANIZATION.
bill for the thorough reorganization OF the
Police Department is being prepared by FRANK
Moss and T D. Kenneson, of the Society for the
Prevention OF Crime and there will be an eiiort
made 10 have the bill Endorsed by the Committee
of Seventy before 1t is sent to Albany. In con
versation with Tribune reporter Yesterday Mr.
Moss said that the bill designed to place the
Police Department under one head and make o'heI
radical changes which have not been even hlnten
at in the Iexow bills before the state Senate,
He thought the bill might be ready for pupiicaIoini
some time this week. and he said It might oe Mro
then TO let the public know OF the genera pro-
visinns in the bill in order that all Of the pro-
visions might be criticised before the bill was sent
to Albany. $780,, - .aso, % hono
that the Legislature would pass the bill, ana ne
replied: from the latest announcement OF Mr,
plat that we must have bipartisan Dill or nom
at all, the prospect for favorable action by tne
legislature may not seem to be encouraging, out
Mr. Piatt may be moved like other men h, by I'm ,ns
force Of circumstances. When the puDnc mas
passed judgment on the bill it will be time to talk
further about Mr.. Platt
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
IEH|GH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot of COrt1nndt and DesbrOsses Sta
900 a. VI. daily for MAUCH CHUNK and inter.
mediate stations -
Su5 A. VI. daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTER, But:
FALo: NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE. anS
Suspension Brdre Pullman ve.,ibuIe Sleeper to chcssa
1li1o \. VI. daily for MACIH CHUNK and inter-
mediate points for Reading and Harrisburg
800 =. VI daily. except sunday. for ELMIRA ana an
intermediate for Pottsvie and heaf'
ing chair-car &c Wilkesbarre. -
f:1O u. W. daily. Sunday for L. ana -
JUNCTION AID prlcipsl intermediate stations Purnan
buffet paror-car TO Wikesbarre connections Tor Pos
VILE. ..
i:2O o. caiiy. excep, Sunday. for SOUTH PLAIN.
FIELD and Intermediate stations
55 p. ". daily FOR Eas,on and intermediate stations
600 y. VI. daily. for BUFFALO. NIAGARA. FALLS
and all roin' West Pullman Sleeper yestibulet tran
y. Y. Chicago Sleeper Buffalo and Toronto; connec
iions for Reading and Harrisburg.
$3.50 r. VI. daily except Sunday. for Eason and inter-
mediate stations.
oiOO y. VI daily for ITHACA. GENEVA. RocH.
ESTER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and all points
West. Pullman sieepers to Chicago and Buffalo. Chair
car 20 Wilkesb - 49,
Ticke,s and Pullman accommodatons at 81: csi. ~
md 323 Broadway. i43 Bowery 81 East 14th St. l0
T.as, i25th y Y: 500 Fulton ST.. Court St, -
Broadway. AMI Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn. n. r
~ V Transfer Co. will call for and check oagg1Se
from hotel residence through 10 destination.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. r..
Daitimss.e' W%:h.nS'S%n1i Poims: Ws:s:

D"'''~sss 81; L %si:h and ss::'&
Leave New-York foot o. Lbsrsy,s' daily H!yr9T ST
Es 80 nso ,gs m ns sns For 1' IcTt
900 900 m For w fsins csS 90 ~
P NJ az sunday 600 m Dining ,ssg, c sa go
For NORFOLK ii,O a. m. daily, iS0 ?. M sx sy sssts
For NEW, ORLEANS. via Roanoke Bristol s. ana Saiy
TcEe, Offices: iis i!s asi. !ls LILO g,Sw,x he
W.; Station foot OF Liberty ST. c. r. R. Of n
New-York Tranafer Co. win call for ana easos ~ss
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6clp Uanteo.

6elp Uantc6.
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complete illustrated history Of one Of the most desper-
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times resulting complete overthrow Of Corrupt Ring
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was waged mighty results achieved Prepared by
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XlrOOT.LEN SALESMAN Wanted. n experienced man
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experience Applications strictly confidential Address
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INDEPENDENT GERMANS TO SPEAK.

Prominent Germans who seeded recently from
the German American Reform Union when they
found that 1t had fallen under partisan control
will hold a meeting this afternoon. at which me
nretensions of Thomas c. Platt In connection win
legislation will probably receive some attention
Carl Schurz Jacob H. Schif. Gustav II. Schwao'
Iamss Snever and other welknown Germans
are to be present. plan for continuing political
reform work among German voters OF this city
will he prepared.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Anthracite coal used exclusively
Folr tracks Automatic Block signals.
on AND AFTER DEC BID. 1894.

Four tracks. Automatic Block signals
on AND AFTER DEC BID, 1894
For Eas,on. Bethlehem Allentown. Mauch Cnusn :;
$50: 7:i5 9:lo ~ :t5 70 Eas,onl A. NJ i:io 80 nN
% ,a aasGs 40 80 73o to Alens9 sS 600 sunday
1 for 10 Nf 4so p H. s9nda aDs so
For Reading at $50 500 o:io 1000. Il 20 A NJ. l:le
day.. 40 A. NJ 100, FOO 40 90 $50 500 p H. ias nsS
For Harrisburg at $50 500 0:i0 4. NJ 10 20 20
800 5:4s r NJ. 1913 night sundays 100 5:3o 500
o:l0.A NJ: 1910. 70 I3o r. NJ. Sundays. 500
Pleasant, 40 SIS y 40 A. NJ a. LAS go to Red
Grove and Asburv Park o.oc NJ 400 P. NJ
FOR LAKEWOOD.
40 Sis A. NJ. I:45. $40. $40 P. N.
Fs. Fsrmnsa,e Tons Riysr sarnesat Park and s''.
For Atlantic City. vineland and Bridseton. 40 A. u.
For Monmouth Beach seabr.sht and Highlands Of
SayesinE. $40 SIS. il 40 4. ": 81; As AS ~
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING.
car,' 500 DINING Carr 800 40 s:t5 p " iaas
night sunday 80 900 II 30 dining Car, A. ". iSo
800 Dining CaD 600 P. NJ. l2:l5 night .oo 60.
Dining carr. A. NJ. 30 $50 500 Dining Can 80
p NJ. 1915 night Sundays 900. II 30 Dining Can
A.: N. 1870 500 Dining Carr 500 p NJ l2IS night,
PSI as ga iiio Is2s Broadwsy !s7 sth,ave.. a. EsS
l4thst 1874 East l25th-sr.. 2s4 West l2sh-s PSI Co
y: Court SEQ sSt1n sro ,,s
Copany Will call for and check baggage from hotel
residence destination.
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ITALIAN REPUBLICAN CLUB OFFICERS.
The Italian Republican Club. Of No Prince-st''
has elected the following officers: Salvador Palermo
nr.s,dent: John Cont vice-presdent: Joseph CONT
Secretary Miguel Romano. treasurer Meetings are
held every Thursday night
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MIRINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 7:1stsunset 5:I2 Moon os Moons age
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-Sandv Hook s:2l Gov Island s:44Hell Gate 1O:3t
PM-Sandy Hook s:4oGov. Island e:loHell Gate ii'S
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Business Chances.

~ ysrER AND CHOP HOtSE-Pfoprietor Of old estab
~ hment 90 year, place doing IRE business lead
r avenue long lease low would sell his interest
Apply T. H. h' bfJNl SpN "'o N'st 'fln-St.
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Urn Goods.

Urn Goods.
A. F. JAM M ES,
300 BROADWAY.
A few Interesting items. Four Button rGue Gloves.
S5c reduced from S125. Royal BiarritZ. Doe. worth
aSr; II Button Mousquealrcs DSc.; "a Button Sl.70,
Very Special and 6-Button Kid Gloves Zoe. and t5r..
formerly Si33. real bargains In Underwear Muslin
and Cambria Corset Covers. Drawers Night Gowns.
Chcmi,ss skirts reduced itc.. 29c :,Dc. and tc..
from psc and $1.2J Great reductions In Silvcrware.
Partisan J.w.lry, Real Shell Goods.
MONDAY AND TT ESDAN. As USUAL, PER-
ri merry DAYS.
Pears Soap. &c., I.ubin's Extract 30ci Roger &
Cnllct's Anthea Powder aoc; Roger Gaets Violet de
parme S.ap Ioc., Plnaud- Briantn"s 1Gc.; Pinaud's
Quinnc 25c.; Orza Violet. Soc.; Dr. Lyons Tooth
Powder De-. Williams Shaving Soap. De-; DR.. Pray's
Rosalne De-, ongalnc 2tc. culicura Soap. De-. etc.
r. Booss & bro. 40 broadway.
Fine furs greatly reduced prices. Repair work
quickly done n half the In busy season.
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Winter Resorts

n)inter Resorts
~. ELEGANT HoNELIKE.
HOTEL ALTAMONT
EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN PLAN,
EUTAW PLACE. BALTIMORE.
Highest healthst point. on handsomest boulevard
cha rnfne spot spend winter. Southern climate
Advantages " n large city Healthest mode OF
heating In the world novel feature Sun PART.OR ON
Top HOI'SE overlooking the city OF Baltimore and
Chesapeake Bay Send for descriptive pamphlet. Photo
graphs at THE Outlook 10 Astor Place
e. WARNER sToRK Prop.
THE pENNIit'RST.
Ocean end Michigan ave. Atlantic city. y. j.. en-
arged elevator steam heat electric lights and all
modern conveniences Opens February 81 $500
THE NUTTALI. .
i Ocean South Carolina Ave. Atlantic City. N J.
Terms 81 week. Mrs A. j. NbIIALi~
A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A THE NETWORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE
CEIvED At THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No Lap Broad
way, I'd door north Of Thrty-hrs st. and ADVER-
TISEMENTS n the following Branch Onices: 2oi
EIghthave. Twenty third ST.. l32 Hxth-ave
ISL Fourh-avt cor. Fourteenth-st. go Thrd-ave 100
Third Forty sevenh-st 026 Thirdave near
elxtvhrs 10s Fist-aye 100 West Forty second 81,
Columbus 30 Avenue A. f.3oS Third ave 70 WeN
Four,.sn,h,, Is! West yseeontst; So Third ave-
andtweif,h and ons-hundred and thirteenth sta
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1TN[g DE SOFIA.

SAVANNAH. CA
Accommodations for 800 guests. Occupying an entire
square in the most fashionable part OF the M Cost
million dollars; nodernly appointed LuXurously fur
nished Tourists will find Savannah OF the most In
tereang and beautiful cities In the entire South No place
that can be named Is healthiul desirable as a
place Of dry average temperature OF 60
Write for illustrated descriptive booklet
WATSON 4 POWERS Projectors
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BROWNSVILLE, GA.
PlMsW WISLDS MOTG6
NOW OPEN
For circulars. &C. address
WILLIAM T.. DAVIES. Townsville. Ca.
Circulars and photographs at office OF THE OUT
LOOK" II Aston Place. y. Y. city.
ALrAMoNTL SPRINGS FLORIDA.
Tm[S AlOANlOMTE
In the Highlands OF Florida Now open. modern
hotel winter temperature. 90 degrees circulars
M THE outlook 10 Astor Place New York For etc.
address H. w fHifSl' iVuP'Ie'or'
I AKEWOoD ~ J.-"Forest Lodge has all modern
IL improvements. Special rates To winter guests For
circulars etc. address TIIOS. NOBLE
IAN JUAN HOTEL. ORLANDO FLORIDA. Brick
- house electric bells. baths Everything first
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THE NUTTALI. .
i Ocean end South Carolina Ave- Atlantic City n: j.
Terms 81 per week Mrs A. J. NCTTALl-
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-04-25
DAMAGE IN LAlBAcH.

More Earthquake Shocks Demolish Build
ings-Great Damage.
TRIEvE. April 49, There was anoth-
ser violent earthquake shock at Laibach
at lO:+O Wednesday morning. tt is now
found that the recent subterranean
disturbances have damaged 90 per cent
of the houses at Laibach, and traffic
and business there have been sus-
pended. s.
VIENNA, April 10. Emperor Franz
Joseph has given 10000 forms to the
sufferers in Laibach. The railway
company has provided 500 cars and the
war office has sent MI the available
tents Beyond tins, however, little
has been done to relieve the distress of
the $4,000 homeless persons in the
Laibach district.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-04-25
THE OTHER ONE.

sweet little maid with winsome eyes
hat laugh all day through the tangled hair,
Gazing with baby looks so wise
over the arm OF the oaken chair,
Bearer than you Is none to me-
Bearer than you there can be none;
Since In your laughing face see
Eyes that tell of another one.
Hero whore the freight softly CLOVIS,
sheltered and safe and snug and warm,
what to you is the wind that blows,
driving the sleet OF the winter storm.
Round your head the rudy light
b.. Gltnts on the gold from your tresses
spun.
But deep is the drifting snow tonight
Over the head OF the other one.
Hold me close rs you sagely stand.
Watching the dying embers shine;
Then shall feel another hand
That nestled once in this hand OF mine;
Poor little hand so cold and chill,
Shut from the light OF stars and sun,
Clasping the withe red roses still
That hide the face OF the sleeping one.
Laugh, little maid. while laugh you may.
Sorrow comes TO US all, know;
Better perhaps for her to stay
Under the drifting robe Of snow.
Sing while you may your baby songs,
Sing till your baby days are done;
But oh, the ache of the heart that longs
Night and day for the other onel
Harry Thurston Peck. in Bookman
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-04-25

Z : i /. ( l ~
he had seen a couple answering the de-
scription Of Durrant and the dead girl
standing near the church about $3.50 on
the night Of the murder and who after
wards entered the 5chnrchyard.
Doubt as to the guilt of w. n. T.
Durrant, the young medical student
who Is accused formally OF killing
Miss Williams and suspected of
having slain Miss Lamont, is free
ly expressed by many, and this doubt,
fostered by the friends of the prisoner
and those who mistrust circumstantial
evidence, is spreading. There has
been an undercurrent of opinion
among these which was expressed
in statement to the newspapers
by the mother Of the accused man and
which has also been boldly stated in
anonymous letters to the coroner.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-04-25

THERE is more Catarrh in this section of
the country than all other diseases put to-
gether, and until the last few years was sup
years doctors pronounced it a local disease,
and prescribed local remedies, and by con-
stantly failing to cure with local treatment,
pronounced itincurable. Science has proven
catarrh to be a constitutional disease and
therefore requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J.
Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only con-
stitutional cure on the market. It is taken
internally in doses from 10 drops to tea
spoonful. facts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. They offer
one hundred dollars for any case it fails to
cure. Send for circulars and testimonials.
Address, F. j. CHENEY h Co., Toledo, o.
B- Sold by Druggists, &c.
Halls Family Pills. Is cents.