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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13
Reuoltirtnoe maoel.
3crtrimmsrte 5eniterfdetben II
elmer Benerun9sanitalt.
Gefaneene Iehren fid auf.

Set mebreren @o6en berrT9te iii benz
r9ome for %iubenile Sffenbers", go. Bill
Snbtana Npe., nobin balbtpii3ftge Weab<
9en tDegen gertngerer 8ergeben 9e1ar0t
perben, cine gepaGttge @rbitterueg gegen
bic @DrIte6erin Srau 9apton unb Die Der@
f6iebenen Mdtronen, neil btefel6en init
eiferner Strenge unb 9rau1amfett gegen
bic iuqenbli6en Siinberinnen horgirgon.
@te bic MtGb9en %bebaupten, tpuroen ite
fDrperli9 ge3i9tigt, ia fogar angefettet uno
nit 9anbI9ellen gefef1elt. NuBerbem be-
boupten bic MGbGen, baB bic febr tdrgli9
gebaltene Soft BEL benz gertngiten 8eraeaen
mod berringert perbe. DIS @onntag Ha9s
mittag Srau WaGace, bic Dem 9iret1orinm
Der Nnftalt angebDrt, in Der ielben Dori pra6,
flagte cine Der SnIafftnnen, Mamie 9dpiS
nit Namen, ibr unb ibrer 9%snoiiinncn
2eib unb er5Gblte Srau @alace, NIT ipelz
6er 9raufamfeit iie ale bebanbelt piirben.
DIS 8etfpiel fiibrte ite an, baB Die %gelaramte
Mtttagsmdbl3ett nur aus Suppe uto 8rrb
b~e1tanben bGtte unb trpBbem Die 8orlte6erin
bon ibnen berlangt, DaB ite in Der mitter On
ftalt berbunbenen Wdf9eret BART dr6eiten
miiBten. Srau Wauace mar iiber ba5 Ser
Hullt4l UCL utuILUlleH IllIuIlcI ulU Utl~
fpra9 cine 1ofprtige Menberung. &aum
bate tie iebo9 bic Mnitalt berlaTen, als
Mamie 9obis auf 8efebl pDn Srau Gapton
fDrperli9 ge3ii9ttgt unb angefettet Durbe.
0a fannie nun bic Wutb Der S9idlelsgez
nD1finnen Der 9apts feline @ren3er. Die
MGb9en, SO an Der 3db1, lebnten it9 ecgen
bic @orIteberin unb bic Matronen, bic Der
teberma9t eegeniber OoGlftGnbig modjtlos
paren, auf un0 5ertriimmerten Die idn1mt=
li9en SEM teri6etben i'm 9aufe unb berur@
Ia9ten ~iberbaupt einen berartigen S{anbal,
baB i'm gu ft9 bor benz @ebGube cine UNI
gebeure Menl 9enmenge anfammeIte. Die
8Dli3ei tpurbe bon benz Sreiben DerN5Gh9en
bena9ri9tigt, porauf BON Der 4Soli3et=
Station an Der Stanton Nbe. cine Mnaabf
Ypli5iiten abgeIanbt tpurben, Deren Mn=
%ftrengungen es au9 gelang, bic Rube pteber
ber3ui te1en unb bic &dbeGsfubrertnnen, bier
an Der 3ab1 81 berbaften. Oie1e, &fomie
9abis, @ffte 9apts, Mamie @6ttten unb
2i55ie Smit6, tpurben na9 Der Qoli6etc
~ftation an Der 35. @traBe gebra4t. Nm
Montag bra9en no9mals l1nruben aus,
1obaB nod einige peitere 8erbaftungen
borgenommen tperben muBten urb man 1t9
gen0thtgt fab, Die NnitaIt unter poli3eili9e
Mufft3t gu iteuen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13
Oberlebrer Parrifon
miro iid Dor oe,r Sdulrathe we9en 0nwcn=
Dung Ger prii9eItrafc 81 pcrtheiot9en
habeu.

Der G6ulratb pirb fi9 a6ermalS nit
elmer Wnflaqe qegea eiuen 2ebrer iii be-
i9dftigen 6aben, Der einen S9Iler auf oas
@rD6li9'te m~iB6anbelt faben in. Ser be-
treffenbe GGbagoge lit Sberlebrer Sonuie1
81. 6arrt1pn BON Der 8urrpugbs=S 6ule,
@de Maf6tenatp Moe, unb 35. Strabe.
Srettag Na6mittag fam Der 12iGbz
ri9e Spbn beg @rzGpnftablers &o1ItDn nit
acknowledgement @e1t9t unb geI@lpolsz
men Nugen na9 6aui e unb er3d6lte leinem
@ater unter Sbrdnen, baB Sberie6rer
9arrtfon i'm 10 miBbanoelt babe, ipeil er
1i9 gemeigert bGtte, ben SuBboben Dpn
etnem Sintenfled 3u r~einigen, ben btrurz
Ia9t gu baben er fdli9li3 bef9ulbist irorz
ben lei. Boiler @utb elite Der GIsCone
itabler na9 Dem S9ulgebdube unb bear
bettete ben Sberle6rer berqrt nit Ieinen
Sduften, baB mebrere 2ebrertnnen bpIer
Mnglt bic Bolt5ei requirirten, bpr beren Sim
treffen iebo9 gtolton ft9 aus benz Stau6e
ma9te unb NIT ieinem Sobne gum Trie>
bensri9ter 8eder ging, nm etnen 9aftsbes
fe9G gegen 9arrifon 81 ertptrfen.
Samitag Na9mittdg fubte Sberle6rer
Sarri1on ben @rzGontabler auf unb brobte
Die1em audi nit @erbaftung, tporauf Sol
fton bef9loB, Die &lage bor benz Srteoensz
ri6ter faGen 81 laifen unb Die QngelcSen=
beit Dem S9ulratb gu unterbreiten.
Sberle6rer 9arrifp fte1te es entl9te6en
in Nbrebe, ben iungen &oliton, ben er dls
einen bD9it un9e5ogenen S6lingel be5ei9z
nete, fDrperlib ge5ii9tigt gu baber; er Eabe
bemfelben lebigli4 einen ernten 8erpeis
ertbeilt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13
Gin Gturrt 0ttf Gee

oernrebrt bas unbebo9en bes 8etfenben. @ber ieIbft
penn bas @setter nlbt ititrmii9 i'll, mag er Der Gee=
~fronfbeit aus9eiebt iein. 9ieieui9en, pelbe iiber bas
u9roBe Maiier" retien, foaten ID nit SoItetter's Mo=
g%etbttters ~perieben, bas in uuorbnun9 ~eeratbene Wtd9en
NIT befriebi9enoer Sbneai9teit unb Si1erbeit berubt9t.
9oiielbe lit ETH 3noerlaifi9es @e9eunittel geeen ben
i9doliben @inflnB etnes tropti6eu, BON S~umpfluft inf
cirterL ober 81 reuben ober gu feuGten &IimaS IptpobI
as aud 9egen bic @irfungen ungeIunber 9tat uub
i3le9tem 2rinfpafiers. EMBELLISHMENTS our See pber
gu 2onoe, Seeleute, 8ergleute, ipeIti1e 9ipniere nno
peratur o~usgeiebt finb, erfldren bas 8itters einItimntio
os bas bette 9bubmittel. 9o1Ielbe perbinbert Gheu2
m NETS, aS aao sng9 sim bic 5olge BON tsutbtem inO
ole Irten BON Wtalaria. Mon fam fi5 ouf bus I{iftel
bel ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sober. nnb GierenIei6en
%perl011eu,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13

Sine ne1le Musgabe bes nRranfen<
berDffentli4t i'm Snterefe BON
MlpenfrGuter : 8lutbeleber, Der
ippblbefannten 8lut=Mebt5in pirb iebt
per poit perfanbt, unb tperben obne
biele %unferer 2eIer bieie 3eitz
19rfft erbalten, Selbige entbdlt unter
Nnberem cine groBe &n5a6l 3eugnthe bon
"unferen 2anbsleuten, pel9e bur4 Sornrs
NlpenfrGuter : 8lutbeleber gebeilt nurben.
@ir bernebmen, baB 9r. 8eter Sabrnep
fprtipG6renb 8eri9te erbdlt BON Sol9en,
pel9e bur9 feline 9etlmtttel furirt purben;
aber Mangel an Haum beI9rGntt bic Ser
Dffentli9ung bieier 8riefe gu elmer begren5@
ten Nn5abl.
@oute irgenb elmer unierer 2eier Elm
gutes 8lutreinigungs=Mttte ben0tbtgen,
10 niirben mir ibm empfeblen, an Or. peter
5abrneD, 112-114 g. 9DDne Npe., Chi
cago, ST., fir Elm @remplar bes r&ranfenz
bote" gu f9reiben, unb er iptrb Elm fol9es
gratis erbalten. Man pirb ausfinben, baB
Der Doctor Elm ebrli9er, bertrauensniirbtz
ger Mann 1T, tpel9er bic 8%ebirfntife NQer
prompt unb auf gef@dftsmdBige Meile be-
friebiot.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13
6drpeY i'm Dilemma.
Die fir3Ii9 abeehaIteuc mahI, in weIder Ole
Orti6aft CUR Staot crfIdrt wuroe, un=

Orti6aft CUR Staot crfIdrt wuroe, un=
oiiItie.
Sci elmer am berfloffenen 9teaitug III
5arbeD bprqenpmmenen Mbttmmung ipuroe
Der 8ei9luB gefaBt, Die Srtf9aft in cine
Stabt gu berpanbeln. Ser bts6ertge Sc
metnberat6 6Gtte bemnd9 am 1. Mprtl abz
banfen unb einem Ma1pr, Mlbertnen etc.
gIab MAIDEN miifIen. Die Sttmmsettsl,
nel9e auf bic beborftebenbe 8erdnDerung
8e5ug nabmen, lauteten: s iir Organiio@
tton als Stabt na6 Dem a1gen1etnen Sc eb
unb gegen Organization ais Stdbt NAT
benz aQqemeinen @eieB. 9iefe Sorm Der
Mbfimmung 1T i'm @infGang nit etnem i'm
Sabre 1872 angenommenen 9efeB. 0D9 i'm
Sabre 1891 g~elangte Elm 8eieB CUR 4nro9me,
pel9es beItimmt, baB nt9t Die 8Orte sir"
1tnb y@egen" Gor anb a~gatnf), 5onber1 Die
@orte vSSa" unb Netn", eyes anb Go) benuBt
tperben %fo1ten,
@G6renb' nun Die 8olitifer 6arbe1'S be-
retts ~anfangen, Ganbibaten fir bic vGtabtz
ipd6l" duf5uiteQen, fomnt Elm Nbootdt nit
Der un~tptQfommenen 8ptI9aft, baB bic Wa6l
infolqe Der anqefi6rten 1nterlaHung3iiirbe
ungiiltig fei. 1nb ieBt tpiffen Die guten Sir
ger in 6arpep nt6t, ob Tie bic 8etpobner
elmer @tabt Dber elmer 8iGage' iinb, ober o6
fie iiber6aupt feline Organization mebr baben.
MuBerbem lit Die pbtge NbfttmmunJ nift
Die etn3ige, pel9e iie in 8erlegenbeit brtngt.
@pr Spet Monaten ndmli9 lieB Die 96uGz
bebOrOe in 9arbeb iiber Die Srage abittm=
men, ob S9uGbonbs gum 8etrage bDn
$4,000 ausgegeben perben foGten. 3nar
tpurbe btefe Srage i'm bejabenoen @iure
beantportet, aber ebenfals in Der cngege6ez
5 men ungeI ebli9en Sorm. Die Bombs i;nb
59on gum grDBten She'll ausgegebeu unb Die
Snbaber legen ft3 iebt Die Srage DOR, ob fe
fir ibr @el0 AUDI cine entipre9eaOe @t4er~
belt bdben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13
Klein 6ebetmn1itteI.

Gs 1T cine burdbaus fali@e Nnii9t, 6aB bic
ct. 8ernar6 &rauterpiaell bieles ie9ensrei6e
unb 5uperldliise 6etlmittel fir 10 5ablrei@e
&raufbeiteu; cine Dirt pom @ebeim1nittel
ietel. Ni9ts farn tb0ri6ter iein ais biele
Annabme. Sie @rftnber Oieier Gtuen, bic
frommeu WOn6e bes Srbens pom beilisen
Bernard, paren feline @ebetmntBtrGmer. sic
fannteu Die wobltbati9e1 unb beilfrdftigeH
@i9eui6aften Der &rGuter, aus mel6en tie
baS Seil1nitteI berlteuteu, unb e~r3ielten bamit
i9on Dor pielel1 Sabrbunberten iiberral9eltbe
&ureu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13
Wenn oas Baby aohnt.

@ebrou6t unter auen Irnitdtben bos oIts
unb e~rprobte Mittel, Wtrs. MlnSlom's Sootbs
tug @prlp fir bas 3abnel1 Der Stnser. Gs
berubist bas GitS, mabt bic @almei1 rpelder,
fiQt Bic 5dmerae1, BELT 8inbfolit unb III
6os bette Mittel seseu DtarrbOes. Sinfale'
irnan3i9 Gents Die Glai9e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13
fir sic Reife nab Californian

beniibe malt Die burlington &oute, bic ei1-
Siee 8aDu, pel9e @rcurlionen uuter nperionz
lt9er 2%eitun9" iber Oenper, Colorado
Springs, Salt Safe, O9ber1, Sacramento,
Gan 6rancisco, 9todton, Weerceo, Tresno,
8ofersfielb u1b Sos &u9eles 81 ben btat9iten
6obrpreiien peranitaltet. guaman &ourtlten=
Q(bfabrt pom @bicaso iebeu Mitt1po6. Mau
o~breifire ober iprv6e Dor: 8. q. @rabp, ST.
curlion Manaser, 211 Start Ctr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13
Sprano III Den See.

SSn einem @nfaI bon @eitesft0rung, berz
urfa9t bur9 ~langtpierige &rantbeit, Begging
Mitttpo9 Na9mittag Marp @dlbDogel, Die
Srou bes 907 %. StraBe pobnbaften Ir@
beiters WalbDogel, SelbtmorO, inbem iie
am SuBe Der %. StraBe in ben See lprang.
0ie 2ei9e tpurbe fpGter berausgefif9t uno
na3 Mcgeil's Morgue, go, 2911 Statez
Str, gebra9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13
Staot Chicago
Srieffdften.

s. So, aimslup, aas. Ser poitmeiiter
1T, t~penigitens bd, no Die 8egier1ng nt9t
bas @ebGllbe liefert, 9ausberr in Der Yoft@
office, uub bat als FOLDER getpiB bas Re9t,
bas Gau9er in ber1elben 3u Derbieten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13
@tabTirt lett 1851.
Henry S~ehoellkopf,
Wholesale g. Retail Grocer,
252 & 25G DfsRanoolpb=Stry
Swilpeu Sronfli1ts nnb Martets SGr9BE.
@bteagp Sis.

232 & 254 Of=Ranoolpb=Stry
swilQe s5ronfli1t. unb Martet,SrraBA
@bteagn SuS..
empFeblt lteue Seubnnget BON
GeinIten fpl. DeiIG,Mer 0Sou=odxim9 cit,
SSrii d,c cit S9attbGr9e CT d I=SS1rit1geIt,
3eltfatc6=SS6rim cs 1T yScti,iattce Obite8ratett.
Moria:irtcm &3atilo. 4iat, 9ssmuan9eit,
u crGtt d. ertett @duIebr1ilfett, 01uiefeMlett,
WeramGj ertem gGaI, &adDS ailo St5r,
@rdb. Sal5farocuet, SGrocuenDatter
stun. &aOt6rs rttfi. Sdfotnes,
Wprtucg. SSr6tfct=MndDpOteS, StcGTlGJ,
S~ScitIte1t 4lppetit= SiIO, 6tctet Sptotfen,
G4raBb. @attSIebcr=gsatetet, trans. Saroine9,
2aedDtcl @eftpbdl. S%dlinfett, GaIattt,
SyrifG1cr 2Srattri d1su. GerOeiattprrft,
~tyet.fter Tranffnrtcr 9rattOnyt III &at1tetss
Ssrans. &oGMcfprt= t;ito Ganternbert=&GIe,
SStoI. BarnteIntzSRGic, Godtter 4GIe,
8edltent Gtmmcntb. Ssdic, srdmfet=&dSe,
0Sant. vim burg cr= tno S9atto<SeGfc,
gerOntage DC Srie, WeMi6)atcIct &GIe,
StiiietOprfer Gcnf, Metwcifg, Rapera,
SSriI d. tt SIirenDI, WepbnDI,
StaI. @accarO1ti, SSa0et1, GirIe,
SemtId d. en- &ttrlelt, 0rii,tfertt Cries, 9setIae ste
1tn9Gr.t 9~eOIe1t=S aprtfa, StI5ett, MobnS0nett
9emtidlcm s3UctidcnntttS, Sirte,., S~eirIGjem,
grei7etbeeren lit @Gttett, frati. StOetfdben,
9eutSG1em GpargeItt, SpictfobI. SeIt. Wtbet,
Sfreus. Grbicat, advantageous, SIi0en,
Med)tctn Sana=, WsDffa: nto Ntc=SSaHee,
Wais=&nNce, @t1etfGTee, Gtd)ortell,
Sntport. &aTee=@fcns bon BfeiTer & 9tuer,
V~etttiter neutrality-suspicious., Seafao ano
&afdolG1cIcn,
GbineI. NnS run. Sbee, grim tnO fGpars,
Siebt8's Tlcii@ ertraft, 6aDtctt &tntbeeriaff
9ted)tens SienetbomtS, 9etocm SSadhs,
SSartofTeItnetI, GrbIest INTO &etstmebI,
srtid)cm &nrtier GdDmapttabaf BON &phbe&,
ScISpattOffelt, ~9oISIdHbett nit &eoer,
SemtIdD en Gpitnrdoe r,t, @cnfraSern,
SSriI Gc CIT S6nteretett, 0u9etlAtten,
al ben b~tqi9iten S9reiien.
Henry SchOelIkOpH
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13
GaIp0tOr.

Sin reitteS W%tatabter esbrattt bon
Acr @pnr. Geipp 9re&u0. 60. lit biers
Mtit betettS eHtpfpbten. SSSa Slai0en
AnS S6Hern at baben. Sclepbone
Go. $780, 8oftIinG 9e0tttt. Co. &c.,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13

Seio gut 9egen eu6 ieGbit unO ereifet iOfOrt, tucnr
bOier &uften. G~rtaltunG Oper 2ungenIeiDen eu@ plagt,
gu Or. 9. SaDne's @rpcctOrant, etnem fi6eren Sell;
nItttel bel &ftDnla unD neutrality-suspicious., ionic bel
allen Soals< unO &ebltopfleioen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13
Siherfib Iefet Abr

bic III 6teier 3eituns uerDffentlt6ten 3eu9=
niiie betreifs 9ooo's SariapariQa. Sie be-
tati9en iber ieben a3wetfeI binaus> bab
6pp6's furirt.
8er1fopfune unb ane Qeberleiben werben
hur9 9oob's 9tIIeu gebetlt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13
Die uer(0leierte gnna.
GrfoIereibe 8eobodtung Ger
9eitrt9en monofniternib.
Gin impOiautes gfaturidonIpiel.

Der Flare 6immeI beoiinfigt ots Seobah=
ting oes phdnomen5. Dnnoerbore
.tarbenprabt beim Seoiuu oer totaleH
Derfnferunq. - Gin Seiub i'm Oath
mann fben Obferpatorium.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-12-13
HOT IN PURSUIT
Detective, With Unlimited Means at
Command, Chasing a FOrger
Around the World.
BANKS VlCTIMIzED
Injured Banks Form a Pool and EN-
plOy the Sleuth-Fugitive
Is Desperate.

C1SclNNATI, Dec. Ga story has be-
come public today that u. II. Lewis Of
Urbana, who victimized people by selling
forged municipal bonds, and who, aft r
an attempt to defend himself by brazen
denial, or by buying off his accusers,
finally ~absconded, is now holly pursued
over the world by Ralph Crawford, a
Cincinnati detective. 1t is a story which
affords opportunity for enlargement, for
the chief feature OF it is that Crawford
has unlimited means in cash and letters
the globe if necessary, and that this
money is furnished by Cincinnati banks,
who, until now, have been silent vic
Tins of Lewis forged bond business.
1t is said that the Cincinnati banks kept
perfectly quiet about the loss, that is
given anywhere from SloO,O0O to $4,000,
through Lewis wiles, but that four
weeks ago they formed a pool and got
permission of the police commissioners
to employ Detective Ralph Crawford to
search for the absconding man. Lewis,
though Il prominent church member, and
before his II On a peaceable citizen, is
reported as a desperate ma" whose cap
ture might result in a tragedy and whose
friends were ready to lay down their
lives in his behalf. The police, of course,
are bound to secrecy regarding CraW.
ford's movements. The banks naturally
have no revelations to make concerning
such heavy losses, incurred through the
handling of forged paper. The only
known fact is that Detective Crawford
has been rome four weeks.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-12-13
The GOulds Escape.

New YORK, Dec. G.-Justice Russell,
in a special term of the supreme court,
today handed down a decision which ex-
empts from taxation the property of
George j., Howard, Edwin and Helen
M. Gould in this county on the ground
that they are PRESIDENTS. Five differ
ent proceedings were instituted against
the members of the Gould family, both
individually and as executors of the late
Jay Gould. In his decision vacating the
assessment made by the commissioner
of taxes for the year 1894, Judge Rus
sell sustains the contention of the rela-
tors, that they had removed from this
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-12-13
Will Be BVAS|VE
Representatives Who Are Posted on
Foreign Affairs Think S~alisbury's
Reply to Olney
WILL SAY LITTLE OR NOTHING
TOwnp, the Minnesota Silver Congress
man, Presents Reed with a Sill
yer. Ornamented Gayel.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 6.--There was a
pretty general discussion of Venezuelan
affairs among the members of the house
today. The general opinion of those who
will have the conduct of foreign affairs
in charge in the house is that Lord Sal
isburv's reply will be a diplomatic eva
sion of the main issue. and that it will be
couched ia the most friendly terms, and.
while expressing a willingness to arbi-
trate as TO a portion of the disputed ter
ritory, will deny the right OF the United
States to ask Great Britain 10 arbitrate
as f. Territory the ownership of which
Great Britain claims is hers beyond dis
putt In other words, it 10 believed that
Great Britain's reply will rem oorize with
the subject and simply open the way for
further correspondence.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-12-13
A Railroad Bill.

WASHINGTON, Dec. G.-Congressman
Hardy Of Indiana introduced an impor-
tant bill today in the interest of Ameri
car railroads, for the purpose of secur-
ing to them traffic coming into this coun-
try from Canada, after it crosses the
Canadian border into this country.
The bill repeals sections 5000 and3,OO'
of the revised statutes, which are para
graphs OF the interstate law. Hardy
says that goods coming into this country
from Canada are bonded and Canadian
roads get all the freight charges. lie
proposes TO remedy the statute 80 as to
insure t. American lines freight reve
nues trat are collected this side OF the
Canadian border. His bill is accom-
panied by q resolution calling on Secre-
tary Carlisle to furnish congress a state
meut of the quantity and value Of goods
thai crossed the border last year.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-12-13
WILL HANG.
His Nerve Will He Tested and Neck
stretched Dec. IL.

His Nerve viii He Tested and Neck
stretched Dec. IL.
ST.. PAUL, Dec. Harry Hayward
will hang Dec. IL, some time between
midnight and daylight. The death war
rant was signed by Gov. Clough at %
minutes to 3 this afternoon. All the
devices of the law and the heartrending
.pleadings of weeping parents proved
futile. The end has been reached and
within three days the struggling form
at the end of the rope will be paying the
extreme penalty that man can intllct in
carrying out the ends of justice. The
date Of the banging is just one week
more than a year from the date when
Catherine Ging's dead body was foundon
Excelsior road. Sheriff Holmberg had tue
arrangements for the execution so well
in hand that the final preparations could
be completed in considerably less than
- hours should it have become neces-
sary. The sheriff was fully prepared for
the 10th of last June, when Harry would
have swung off had it not been for the
stay of execution, and after that day the
preparations have practically been al
lowed to stand. The sheriff purchased
a rope when he went to Chicago on his
little trip in the spring, and that article
is still on hand waiting to be tied into
the hangman's moose which shall clutch
Harry's throat. The gallows 10 also
ready or SO nearly SO that it could be
made ready at very short notice. 1t is
all complete, being built SO that it can
be taken down or set up by means of a
system of mor'ises. In response to a re-.
quest of Hay wards it has been painted
red and will present itself in that San
culinary hue when its platform supports
the feet of the murderer an instant be-
fore its drop launches him into eternity
Ia his work of preparation Sheriff Holm
berg has been very quiet, doing a little
each day, until now, almost the day be-.
fore the final scene in the drama, he has
very little to look after.
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STILL GUESSING
Congressman Specializing Concerning
Reeds Probable Committee Assign
ments and the Candidates.
LEMUEL ELI QUIGl SLATED
Former Montana Editor Will Be
Chairman of the Committee
on Post Offices.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.-Speaker Reed
did not appear at the capitol today and
it was stated that he remained at his
hotel to deliberate upon the committee
assignments of members. He is main
tanning unusual secrecy regarding the
important chairmanships, but it is al
ready taken for granted that Hit of
Illinois will be chairman of foreign
affairs; Walker of Mississippi, banking
and currency; Hepburn of Iowa, inter-
state commences; Grout of Vermont, Dis
trict of Columbia; Daniels of Now York,
elections; Curtis of New York, military
affairs; Boutslle of Maine, naval affairs;
and Quigg of New York, postotfices and
post roads. The main interest, of course,
centers in the craftsmanship OF the ways
and means committee, which carries with
it the leadership of the majority on the
floor. Fol several days the impression has
been growing hat this distinction would
not go to Payne of New York, hut to Ding.
ley of Maine, who would have been the
ranking member had he not voluntarily
retired from the committee to permit ex-
Speaker Crisp to appoint Reed. With
regard to the craftsmanship of the appro-
priations committee the opinion prevails
that it will 60 to Henderson of Iowa.
the ranking member, Cannonof Illinois,
the other aspirant for this important po-
%sition, having lost his place by his de-
feat for the Fifty-second congress. There
is considerable speculation on the dem
cratic side as to whether the speaker
will appoint Crisp on ways and means,
and in that way return the compliment
accorded by Crisp when he was speaker
to Reed, after the latter's retirement
from the chair. When Reed was
appointed, however, Dingley, who was
on the ways and means, expressed to
Crisp a desire to retire in favor of his
colleague. A similar complication arises
in case Of Crisp. Turner, one of Crisp's
colleagues from Georgia, is IA member of
the committee, and if Crisp is appointed
it will involve Turner's retirement.
The committees, it is believed, will be
announced at the end of next week.
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of the suit. Recently the Chicago bank
offered to compromise the suit on the
basis of each party paying it's W costs
and the bank to return 81, 500 of the
$4,000 deposited by the board, with 6
per cent interest since the time of the
deposit. In other words the school
board to pay the bank 81 600 on account
of its alleged claim against the bonds.
1t was finally determined by the board
to accept this compromise aud Trustee
Cooper was authorized to settle with
the bank on this basis.
Miss Garin, a sister Of Pat Garin, line
man on the Great Northern, who has
heretofore been teaching school in Iowa
and other eastern states, was employed
as teacher for the new UIm school, to
commence Jan. 2, 1896, at which time it
was stated that the new school house
would be ready for occupancy.
The committee on building was in.
structed to report at the next meeting an
estimate Of the cost of making temporary
sewer connections for the new high
school building.
The board then adjourned.
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will start Saturday morning and reach
Washington Sunday.
WANT A ING
Catholic knights of Pythias Will Appeal
to SAtolli

Catholic knights of Pythias Will Appeal
I" sa,olli
RosroN, Dec. Ga Traveller special
from New York says: James |. Multi
gan, postmaster at Newbrighton, N. Y,
recently chosen provisional chairman of
a committee on appeal, organized
to take some decisive step to-
wards having the pronunciamento
that all Catholics must sever their
relations with the Knights Of Pythlas,
he Odd Fellows and the Sons of Tenn
perance, under pain of accommodation,
set aside, is now preparing an address
to be presented to Mgr. Satolli, asking
for a formal r%e.opening OF the
case OF the Knights OF Pythias, that
the Catholic members thereof may have
an opportunity to present their side
of the case. Mr.. Mulligan believes that
a proper presentation of the case to Mgr.
Satolli will result in the raising of the
ban against the Kulghts, and he asks that
all Catholics throughout the country
their names and addresses to
him. that they may be attached to the
petition which will be addressed to the
papal delegate.