davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-20

fore untried policy IS source of tremen-
dous anxiety TO the leaders of the different
Irish parties. The policy Of letting the peo-
pie get as much out of the enemy as posi-
BILE Is far too dangerous 20 run its course
unchecked. and the more level-headed
among the Nationalist are beg ming 10
hope that the leaders Of different Irish
parties VIII show their faith in the cause
for which they have fought so long and
bitterly by sinking PARTY differences and
uniting for their country's good.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-20

fsUIITFE IF@@s
TIE ingenuity Of your 0ut-and-out Brit
3sher in accounting Tor defeat IS positively
amazing. Here * Hst 81 the things
Watch tae athletes ~ AEhion had % con-
teai W.fh 40 NaahsttaB field. H@ writes 20
BIS a9tae- mrs., nat the heal > as 'AT12!. q:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-08
-
GREAT MEMOHtcS.

xr rrx GREAT never forgot .
face or name
Pt.Aro had n memory that was 'no
marvel Of his contemporaries :,
p,cor. OF Mirandola, spoke wen
twen,y-two different languages
.I,Ixp Tom" the idiot pianist re-
rendered nearly four thousand compo
sitions-
WEBSTER is said to have been aole 70
rersat the most, il not all, OF ''farao'''
Lost"
socnArys was said 20 remember the
=. zee and names Of all who attended ms
| discourscs.
Ay,srorrr was said 70 have remem-
,area ..,he names Of all animals. nsn
and insects
so,oxox. according 10 Hebrew ira
dition. could repeat all the Proverbs ~
his collection
cw Isaac NEWTON could remember
49,. e., s;x movers Of every numoe
under one hundred
pvrruoyES could remember any seiec
! ,;or ~ music he had ever heard aho ~
| produce most OF it. :.
I JoyApAB ALMAxoE. the famous -
: gpist could converse in twen'y-se'e
different languages :.
NrrBrHn, the historian. read VII
! ease twenty different languages al
!, could converse in ten or twelve.
n yrSopnoS knew the names OF az ). :,
r .old;crs who were with him during y
n Retreat Of the Ten Thousand
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-08
FACTS ABOUT HORSES.

rx n winter the horse is better
FOR outdoor exercise
TvAcu a horse what you WISH AIM ~
Az and he will always do u.
,rrp.he horse in the morning %
Gore giving him his breakfast
r. i said that men working in livery
...f,,.s are exempt from cholera
BECAUSE prices are low y ~ 'eaSo"
for starving or ncglecting horses
tn, horse shows have done nucn 70
develop enthusiasm for fine horses.
/ Appo,p only gcldings are used ~.
.;,v work and the brood mares are Nsp'
on the farm "a
ATTEMPTING 10 drive a smooth-shoo
horse over slippery icy ro'las = '"'
cause Of many accidents .,
liz the young stock are ho' ~!
when they 90 in TO winter we uouo.
e. c;ll come out thrifty in the spring
Tur sbrinkage Of value OF horses Ia Ia
.r = estimated TO Be over e-s'vD.o''
. "a ~. total loss in falling OH
q cr;c.s viii no doubt aggregate $500
90 since the commencement ~
}, uresen, depression Of values
TuE manner in which horse stan
q .,,ll i one OF the best indications
n ..,,rapess. IL he stands with ms ~
10 -.-.;,ht and well unier the body the
IN 1. nat much the matter with them'
NJ =. s.xors q limb or straddles before
ut behind, examine him carefuA'y
World.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-08

The lambs can pass under mot 'ne
-ssan, and in here have small troughs
.na sprinkle ground oats ana corn
.oual parts. and little salt ana 'ns
,anbs will soon learn TO eat ~ anu
.or,;uue this course till grass mas
go Start and then turn out your shscp
"a lambs in the daytime ana la'i
leather. bnt yard and gram az
~, iii feed is flush and weather
,xarn Abort April IS you VIII nav
sa,ne lamb, ut for market. and oy Jun.
81 Won should have them all sold :,
xonr sheep have been wei nanuieu
,hev will be fat and you can sen ,nsn'
Cor mutton and have your Hook an u's,
rosea Of a, sharp advance on 'ne oos'
hv lulv 20. and the mutton sne~I
,,sr,llv sell well at that time. anu 'he'
,.,v a new flock for the coming WINE
, IN september. In this way you nave
heavy fleece on wool. valuaoie ,an'
and an advance of cost Of sheep % iroi
F., ore ~ two dollars per head hne =
I - manure and only few or no shesi
{ In August and september the month
: f.sd i shortest and they 40 tne ia''
Z mos, harm and with good care 'h''
l. ,,vs nav well.-Farm Journal
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-08
QUAINT PROVERBS.

r.cu vine needs its stick--Lom-
hardy -, .as
oxr can Is worth one hundred hoods
Italian.
LOVE and musk soon oetray 'he'n
selves.-Persiar,.
A GIRL that spins thinks OF her "s1
ding dress -Russian- -
PEOPLE in love believe everybody
else can't see.-Spanish-
PEOPLE in love have bells dansnns
from their eyes---Danish-
.Rrr. sister. IS he blind! so mue'
~. het.er,--yenefiar
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-08

Mrs.. Jas. M. Todd. OF Long Rapioss
Discaris Her Clutches.
In an Interview with Reporter sns
vtews H~r Experiences nm" 81"
Real Causc Of the Miracle



Uohave long known Mrs. Jas u. TOGO.
~ long Rapids, Alpena Co, Mhcn one
~ been sad cripple. Many OF her irienos
r,,o,y the story Of her recovery; for Inc
,.nas, az those who do not we publish ~ W
day. ..,a,, With merry.
| o,1s prostrafi0n, and in z lew nloh,ns w.
muscular and intammatory rheumaism
n afectcl her heart, then her head. ne.
| became so swollen she coulu wear noe
-, ,hem. her hands were drawn all out Oh
$500 Her eyes were swollen shut more
go half the time, her knee joints terripiy
~,-oilan and for eighteen months sne nao
| - y, nal,i nm To be dressed. One nno %
came 81. tlrcly helpless, and the sAh was ~
s~ssa,a cracked that Il would bleed. during
s,'sso s;,,bt wears she had been treated oy .
1000 ~ nhysiciaus, and has also spen'
much time at Ann Arbor under pes. nioui
: al Al vice. All said her trouble was
c brought on BY hard work and tha' ie ~.
: would not cure, and that rest was .no ons
q ,hinr which would ease her. After going
80 loo with her daughter she became entire
=. hainiess and could not even raise her
a~,s ~ cover herself at night Inc inter
; .s,ins mart Of the story follows Ia ner OWL
e ~ yeas urged 20 try DR.. Williams fins
le y,.,,. - pale P.ople and at last did So Al
is three DAYS after commenced aAlns ~.
be PMS / could sit up and dress myssi,, a..'
- after using them SIX weeks ! wen. non
:, "a commenced working. l CONTINUES
~ ,aEInr the pills, until now begin 70 ioIgs
AZ nv cra,ches, and can so up and down s'sp
eu ,.;,hont aid. am truly living wonus'
at sm'atl<,rr out Of doors without asslstaice,,
We sYnyy. if | can say anything y ,nu, :,
a.. ,hose vbo have suffered as 1 ha'e, ~ ~.
~ t p,uee PMS. l Shall glady do 50. II oln '
ter ,;i,a sufferers viii try Pink PMS accolu a
till sirastions. they viii have reason 70 sia "a
VS. s;od FOR creating men VINO are ap,r 81 -
orer- that terrible disease, rhsullla.
~, in nv own neighborhood recoi Lil s
al 81 pink Pills for tue alter enecls VI
eed o.;,,,e and weak women WIN nHP-
M. knpps and with good results ..,,s
"a Mrs Todd is very strqng ~ pn H. and s.
lay; ,hev nave brought a poor helpless erp
- III ~ do her own milking, ch.lnl
shin- sewing. knitting. and IN TACT ao,
! DE 49, rer household duties, thanAs W
e Is v;ili,ms. pink Pills. N
shell nr Williams Pink Pills contain a. .
.,a.aer,s necessary to give new hl H.
..I.,,es- 10 the blood and restore sla
jan arx,as They are for sale by az 1 ,-.l3
II a ~. ..',av ne had by mail from Dr, W .ln'
,und Wc1icine Company scnehessauss a
far -..c- per box, or six boxes LOT $500
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-08

r,sa,iy shortened. II also proraotss -.
ks.errt,ou OF an abundance Of nounsnn'en'
for the child.
-, no,. GUTHRIE. Of 0akir,. osr,fcs C.
r.. writes when began IL. ~
fiefce -, e., without suffering aim OF oeeIn
Na I'd do iii nv housework- wa-alng eoeSns
sewing and everything ior my family q years
AM siou,er now than ! have : he bess to TAX,
,,r~ eorfnement or at least II p,oxsn ~ -,
never suffered little with any " -
eh,iarru As did with my iAst-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-08

"a the nan or woman troubled WIN oss-
nensia Heart palpiiaiions. sour stonasn'
Pe H.. surn uneasiness Of the nerves, OPP
nr r,.ssion or sense of emptiness al lne VI
~ the stomach. are among us ssn I,ss !,
~ 20 stomach Bitters cradicaies ~
NJ ae,irelv overcomes constipation; oil
a Sorsness. rheumatic. kidney and maria ma.
..'o-,,nlaints. Use this thorough rernedy -
,ernatica.ly and it will achieve permahen
results.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-08
FARM AND GARDEN.
FAIRLY LAMB RAISING.
some Valuable Hints from IN Ola "so"
NJ the business

Some Valuable Hints sr"" -
NJ the business
There is money IN early lambs II you
live within easy access OF some gooa
,narls., and have a natural grass farm.
lambs do not bear long transportat'oh'
ana twelve TO twenty hours Is a. long
- ,h.v should be en- route 10 market
payin bv purchasing flock OF TWO
,aar-old sheep. say August J. ai'er
.h.,r lambs are weancd. about haii
Sor,haown and half Merino. or natives
Give your foclx good pasture, ana asoiu
al excit.ment of dogs and noise, anu
o., vour sheep as familiar with You oy
ouiat and kindness as possible, giving
,harn salt twice n week. and when WAN
- srs, sets in take them from pasture
and have nice large, dry yarn con
nected with your sheep barn isno'1
with a four-foot board fence ana then
a three-foot wire netting on the TOP
. so that dogs can't get in To pite or scaio
them. ~.
! Have the barn dry and warm pu'
not too tight. and with WINDOWS oP."-
, ,,r N the south for sun, as sheep Inc
20, IN winter. and a small room In one
end made quite tight and warm - -
Il ing inside. filling In with sa"uuss !.
!. as 70 avoid frost, in which 70 Keep 49,
i Grain salt. etc. and also as piac.
i ~, vour ewes few days before .he.
- ~, .h.ir lambs, and also a lew ua.
Il go till they and their lambs ar
I, -, enough 10 be placed with III
a. aock: and movable partitions IN ~
- room are very useful. 50 tha' ~ may !
81 divided into t.vo or three or more i'ai
IS as necessary. in case a sheep ooes y
ms 40 well or fails 10 own her lamp "a
IA 80 let me say sometimes dog u'
m, l., 90. corner will effect cure OF IN
- Ell. in \ few hours. If you can ma
snr;nrr or very small stream III |,
-.ra IA so. and IL not you must wa'
-. -, ! well. once day viii 90
''n' Landing time and then alwa
AR near lanoine 1'
ing twice .~s
~s raise corn and they wish TO i'
-. stalks in early winter. but u
~hs,,la he cut and cured early ana
onc. a dav only. and at night feed n
,uld and supposing you 70 nave nlss
,cnt ewes tand that Is all ever :
ION kent in one party, and t"en,
and betterl. feed At mig NJ "ne =
nan Of sound whole corn. and you 'n"s
had ually increase this feed 50 tha' y ~. +,
-. rarv Il YOU are feeding "ne-na'
- hrshel: after this time add COCO -
- oats gradually. so that by feoruar
IL vou are feeding half bushei OF
,.na ner day and if you have good cary
M fne hav. natural meadow or clover
(, ~, ~. .arr..,bsr with one hushel Of caro-
. M roo,s 81 some sort. this is grain emo
~. and vour shcepwill not require ?
amount Of hay. and only feed 1us'
,; ,hev readily will take. as many
~. ar make their sheep dainty by lee
IA 100 much hay: better keep thema
: GOOD hungry for hay
- And now about the care OF your 4
Have a frame or pen of heniocK y
thirteen feet square in the YARD
hc,ards high and the bottom one
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-08
Coid Consolation

Young Van Marks lin meiancnol ;
.one,--oh. | suppose shouldn't brood !.
-. t~.une seems reluctant to smile on
me. ..,;,,d old
Harry Gay-wcll. never MINI . -. :,
fellow: She viii when she secs so'"' "
your work.-Truth-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-08

81 wonder what wickles has done
With. his new BICYCLE -
Il don't know don't oeh.e -.
family will pay much attention 20 ina
nhase Of the question until the surgeon
fnds out what his new bicycle mas
-. -. ,,-;th Viclxles- Washington fos'-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-08

Mrs. Narger-Do you remember a .V !,
hen We were first married you useu :
cali me your white lily? :. - ,ns,x
Mr.. Nacgcr--Yes. and II you -,
81 nickname now. +! VIII ca
80, mv tiger lily.--Truth.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-08
.,1mportnnt differences.

To make il apparent 70 thousands, !" ~
think themselves III. tina; they ar no. a.
fes.ted with any disease out 'han ~ ce,1 Tor;
49, heir hearts. as costiye condi,.oh !
..,sSIv cured by using syrup Of Figs. manu-
sas,Sred by the c alifornia Fig Syrup 90
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-08

81 should like TO have seen ir''S :
a.. said the artistic woman
..verv fine. no doubt" rnurmured nc.
,nartistic husband rcininiscen'iy,, 49,
vou should have seen the manu- ~ i
last night-four kings ana an a'
Washington Star.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-08

Mrs Jinks-Dont you think my nc"
b;cvcle costume rather enc, .so,,,.
Mr. Enthusiastically. Your snou ns
asrs seem 10 spread ont like wing, anu
- -secrn TO be walking on drum
..,cLs-N. Y. Weekly
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-08

.vhcn was in your line OF business
my friend" said Nr. tel, ,ad Icy
the greasy trampa half-doliar ana klsn s..
iny him of the front steps OF ms n'", -,
son Il always had sense enough 70 *
ro,nd to the back door. Chicago Ar'o
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-08

M.shcr policcman's wifel-Mi NE,
re been shouting for you TINS n,n =,
49, How Is it you are never 70 %
found when you arc wanted? -.
So,-Ve... mother. suppose ! AZ
-. ., from father. N y. Recorder
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-08

First Actor-Therc ought 20 .
venir performance tomorrow n'sn
Second Actor-Why! -. as.,..h
first Ac,or--lt will DC me n.s.
..rtnr,nance since We got our saisr'es
PUCK
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-08

r,oop wAIKrR-"How many women as
YOU suppose there have been io;aa DAY 70 HOW lIU.
al our bargainsf Superin.snu nourfer
should knows am not . cars al
boston Transcript
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-08

..vurS er man is terrible anxious yer yer, e,u
so-nethiur away said Uncc Eoeh. A' n ~.
or sho sign dat i aim mu,n soa. ~. "
,ni.es ter advice same as any l1.15
Washington Star
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-08

.rul many flower IS born 70 pIlsa air.
And waste It's sweeinsss ~ s,rsh ~ florists
That's Why the ones ~hlSn
shops n,,ve-s swear
AT 800. - -D,oosiyn Easie
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-08

Emperor William q Germany s., ma
come out in yet another chara1. ~
that Of an artist The library OF 'n ~,
reichstag has just received a series :.
ara wings by his majesty They reprs
assel- Of the most recent con,
s,rnc,;on selected from the navies O
~ rn;,ea states. France and japan
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-08

.D- trouble bout de spirit 90 per>s' 'a,,
srr.s :, SAID Uncle EDcn, IAN u.l ~ 80
iih'e ter strike man hah 'aest when 70
;r,ishlv IN ds wrong --Washington S'a'-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-08

..r.xc, ,complishments am all rignt t -
aah place said Uncle Eocn. pa s., s su1r,
nab moh need foh shoyehn usu' Wa.hins
IAN day hab fob recitin % IL
snn Star.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-08

WI, 10 in effect via the Louisville g Nas "a a.
VII VII Ra;lroad on March 5, April and -,
y ,sas Round trip tickets Will o. sola 20
points in Kentucky, TerHes mes, r,d Aaa and
Mississippi. Georgia and vs.. -, half the
one VA - ~ ASK your ticket agent apos'
!, and Il h. cannot sell you excursion ~ 80,
y, wit, na 70 c ?. ArMoRr, General fassshss
Agent. Louisville. Ky, or Oko- D. i'o" -
ID. II. A., 81. Louis, Mo
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-08

srrroxArRr- my SON. Vel
slla-l M h.sst policy His Son W.,
wa y. Il i. father but ~til you Ne uol'
nre.ty well Tit Bits
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-08

r,s,e-Oh. sister. see quick = 'n'
nor man with his arm asleep. ~.
Pr H. S;s,er-Oh no. dear, It isn't
asleep. He has 49,, IN a
Els;e-Thcn why does he put IN =
haTn,nock?-Uarper's Bazar-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-08

roKrrrr Feeble Lungs Agains' va y ' Tar.
with Ii ale's Honey OF HOMETOWN 10 - mute
Pike's Toothache Drops Sufe a. oAe
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-08
MOTHERS

.ud those soon to be-
come III OF er 5,
should know that pI.
Pierce's Favorite
Prescription RODS
childbirth Of its TOT,
lures, terrors ano
dangers to bo,i
mother and child, oy
aiding nature III pre-
pairing the sys'e m
for parturiiion, ;
Thereby labor
and he period OF
confinement are
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-08

lr is better 70 be alone In me VIZ sn--
10 bring up boy - play on INC
Texas Siftsnes-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-08

.BrSKs has got one o. .t~ a,.-;f. !
machines = "A phonograph'
Life
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-08-23
A Pleasant Event.

A very pleasant affair was the lawn
social given by the ladies Of the Eastern
Star on the grounds at the Hughes resi-
dence Thursday eve. The attendance was
large, the lawn being we'll filled with the
numbers who came to enjoy the event.
The grounds were prettily lighted with
Chinese lanterns, and several large tents
had been erected, one for the serving of
refreshments, and another for the &C
commodation of those who wished to
play cards or engage in similar amuse-
ments. At the lower end of the lawn a
platform 16x40 feet had been erected,
and those who desired to dance were
afforded the opportunity. The dancing
pavilion furnished amusement galore,
and the place was the scene of pleasure
una]loyed. The evening was perfect for
the complete success of the event, the
air being cool and delightful, and the
evening passed very satisfactorily to all
concerned. Altogether, the ladies who
managed the affair are to be congratu-
lated upon the success of the event.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-08-23
EXPLOSION AT DENVER
Hotel Wrecked by an Explosion and
Over q Dozen Persons
Perish.

DENVER, August l9.-The Gumry hotel
on Lawrence street was wrecked by a ter
rifle explosion at 1910 this morning, a
battery of boilers in the basement sup
posed to have blown up. The hotel was
crowded with guests, and a large num-
Der we're killed. The ruins were still on
fire at s o'clock this morning, but at that
hour twelve corpses had been recovered,
and it is believed as many more are yet
in the ruins.
The whole rear half of the hotel was
blown to atoms and the front portions
are merely shattered and burned frag-
ments. The force of the explosion was
sc great that for two blocks every VIM
dow wa shattered
Those not accounted for are: NJ. E.
Lett; F. E. French, Bert F. Larch, Gen.
trail City; WI. Carson, Pueblo; Calkins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Burgess and two others:
Edwards, Boulder; Herman Lendes, Mrs.
Wolf and daughter; A. w. Roberts and
wife, Colorado Springs; E. F. Nc loskey,
Cannon City; three chambermaids and
ono bell boy.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-08-23
Death of Mrs. BauRhn.


Mrs. Caroline Baughn, mother of Mrs.
w. S. Moorhouse, died ut the residence
of Capt. w. S.Moorhouse Thursday night
of intermittent fever.
Mrs. Baughn was taken ill about three
weeks ago, and grew rapidly worse from
the beginning of her illness, little hope
of her recovery having been felt for the
past week. Although she suffered acutely
during her last illness, the end was peace
full, and her death occurred quietly and
painlessly-the passing of her spirit
being like the lapse of a tired and
wearied person into sleep.
The deceased was born IN 1928, and
would have been 81 years of age next
October. She came to America in 1849,
living for a time in Kansas, afterward
in California, and having come to Bis
marck some months ago with the lnten-
ton of making a permanent home here
with Captain and Mrs. Moorhouse. She
leaves four children-Mrs. Annie E.
Moorhouse of this city, W. G. Holtham
of Frankfort, Kan, and Frank and A. L.
Holtham of Modesto, Cal. The loss to
each of them will be keenly felt, and the
sincerest of sympathy will be extended
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-08-23
Ask John About This.

F. S. Parker made a strange discovery
at Devils Lake the other day, according
to the Free Press. He noticed a dog
chewing on something that appeared 70
be q human head. A close examination
revealed that such was the case. The
authorities were notified at once and
started out to unearth a horrible and
mysterious murder. The clew was fol-
lowed up and it was learned that the deg
had been seen coming from the rear of
the Merchants bank block. The tenants
were then interviewed but not one
was found willing to confess to COM
hitting the crime. It at last leaked out
that the head was Jack Kennedy's, and
during the Baldwin murder trial States
Attorney Cowan had exhumed it for the
purpose of using it as evidence before
the jury, and had afterwards placed it in
a box and stored it away in a rubbish
room in the rear OF the land office. The
door was left open the other day and the
dog went in and brought it out.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-08-23
Asks for Relief.

4 copy of the complaint which has
been filed IN the United States court at
Fargo by Edmond A. Hughes against
the city of Bismarck, in the electric
light matter, was received by Mayor
Leslie Wednesday. The complaint
sets forth all of the matters which hap
peneu in the electric light franchise
affair since the beginning. It holds also
that Hughes has a franchise from the
city. and sets forth that there are $4,000
invested in appliances for the operation
of the plant. It holds that the franchise
was granted legally, and that the city
has no authority now to interfere, and
asks for an order restraining the city
from further interference with the erection
of poles and wires. citing the resolution
passed by the. council directing the re-
moval of the poles. The case is set for
hearing October 7.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-08-23
Dunlap'S Idea.

Editor Dunlap was up from Valley
City a few days ago, and the Record this
week, says: "In a conversation with
Auditor Briggs it was learned that the
bills for the state institutions had all
been paid up to the first of April and
that if the railroads paid their taxes
promptly the bills would probably be
paid up to the first of July and probably
later. This fall Mr.. Briggs expects the
state will be on cash basis, and when
the present administration goes out of
office they expect to turn affairs over to
their successors with the indebtedness
inherited from the last administration
totally wiped out. With this end in view
ECONOMY" is the watchword in every
department. No unnecessary expense
is incurred anywhere.
"Taken as a whole North Dakota can
be congratulated upon having an efficient
set of officers W 10 are attending to the
business of the STATE in an able and
economical manner.