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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-02
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.



Four tracks Automatic Block signals
on AND AFTER DEC. BID 1874,
Trains leave station foot u LiD"riy-st
I'm. asion B,thich,m. Allentown Mauch nuns ~;
4an H. $40 a. - Geo Easton \. NJ. 10; go i'o
=, +. sforI i3I 50 - 10 Allentown. =. NJ sundays
20 ii. rs H. Eastanl. \. NJ. l:Un. go 600 J.. ~ .
For Wikesbarre Pi'tstoa and scranton, "i'o n ~
10 f.a1 $50 T. ". SUNDAY 1870 \. NJ - -
FOR Reading G2o. so" $50. 100" ~ 80 ~ ~
I "a, f.nt 800 50 20 4 N. FL nighl sun
49, 40 4 ~ 100 no :: 80 =. N. 1913 night
r II,rris,urg At so sea $40 n NJ. 1910 80 400
lOD s.ii T. NJ. II - night sundays. l'" "'"" DIV
f. NJ i2.f5 night No ..oo
Fl- suriury. Lewshurg. and Nilarspor at - 80
o.in Al 10. 30 30 T. VI Sundays. 900 T. NJ
o- I'D Rank Long rranch and POINTS SCUM 10 F2ln t
I..,rtrf f9D N:l5 II ~ \. N. ! 30 lip q 80 - led
E,nk, i.i5 40 G:ii =. VI. SUNDAYS. except ocean
,;r.,r ana Asfury Park. 300 \. NJ, 800 +. NJ
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PROPOSALS.

L BONDS OF THE CITY OF CONVICTION. Ky; c..
Sealed bids VIII be received by the Clerk q Cow
inston Ny o. T. Won Hoene). up to p M, rso,u i
4th 1880 for the following per Asphalt street In
provement Bonds all OF which dated May lstn inos
ton. KY: =.
Bonds Of the denomination OF $780, each due May IL
1896. - -.
Bond OF the denomination OF $500 due Nay Is issc n
Bonds OF the denomination OF $1,000 eaen que 'ias 10
1901. - al
Bonds OF the denomination Of $780, each due May To-
1901. 90 .o.,
I Bond OF the denomination OF $500 due NAY ~ -
- Bonds OF the denomination OF Sloo eaeh oue ~' 40
1902 90
Bonds OF the denomination Of $500 each due May TO-
1907 H.. A., "a
% Bonds Of the denomination $780, each due May H.
bond. OF the denomination $780, each due May Is.
Bonds of the denomination OF 1000 each due May H.
Total aount 10 be sold 400 Said bonds VIII not %
sold for than and accrued interest,", 9, r,.v.
Rids must be marked bids for Asphalt 81 Improve
ment Bonds" ,1rNRy UoITRUP
r. J. MOORE.
VIM. RIEDLIN.
NJ ESSINGSCflLAGER
GEO T. BEACH
y. b. LINNEMANN,
Committee on Ways and Means
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CLYDE LINE.

n. CHARLESTON. s G.. the south ana S0uthwcst-
IACKSONNlILE and all Florida points
From Picr ~ l. r. Goot 81 Roosevelt So, " ., m
Friday Jan.
$3.50 Monday. Jan.
have nrsf-elass passenger hc''Ihn f'i'h@
''' ' VN T. CLYDE ( 60. General Agents.
= Rowling Gr.ar. y y.
tia Cent & Pe.n Past =. J.. Line Via Jacks 'nsilc'
-. q t-r.ign- ana PASSENGER Tin. Via Chafesfon.
~ r. g. Eqer Cent Nrf. $40 E~af. y y.
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G. \ARD LINE.

n. TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QJEl SSToWS
EtrIria Jan. >. noon i.Icaill. Jan :" - a. ~
Aurania. Jan T.. o. u Etrura .---feh = 10 q" ~"
Imh-ia Jan. ~ p. IN ,,.-,.- =.
From 90 North River e; ~ lark = 81 en-
1-sllr r,ss,re aud ard second rn'tl 80 ~
sax according 10 steamer AMI accou"1cs,l NJ
siccrnge Tickets and from ELL pAiiH y ~. - a.
very lcw rates For freight ar fas are allN ~ 's
companv- oflce 10 Rowling Green. New-No.k
VERNON " BROWN Q co. General Acer's
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crrIsr TO TIE MEDITEERANEAN

n No s,oci,uv. m artered steamer Frosland Feb ..
30, visiting Bcrnuda Azores Gibraltar Malaga Ora
NADIA Alhamra AlGcrs. Cairo seven DAYS a. Jerusalem
Beyrout Ephesus. Consaniinople Anns h'me' 'E'y
~, ro,ele axr,-sions fee. Sc included. OrsanHei
and accompanied +. {. Clark ext ned Stal.s VIZ
Consul al jerusalem stan OF competent ass 81 nts
Thirty 10 Europe Ocean tickets 'y All lines
SEND Tourist Gazette.
~ p & CLARK Tourist Agt III nway. y ".
Official Ticket ACT. Pennsylvania and Efie H. Il. &C
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For LAKEWOOD.

so SO \ 81. i.l5. $40. $40 r. NJ
for Ftunrs la.. Toms River. br"rsat Park ana bar-
re.r, 81 10 A 81. ! ~ -" r. VI
Fr kti.riI. tify. cap May Nin"ltni ana bridgeon
r M'nm,ufh beach seabrigh' ard Highlands Of
~...s.nk $50 %. li;D \ ". I'D u, tl3 80
n, 4 " y NJ
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RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

IO61A0O1AO'
STATIONS foot or De,brosscs and tor'inn"' ''e''''
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER -. isS1.
oHO A. Mast LINE.-Parlor car To Itts s,u,ap
1910 A. M."PEYNsYLvANIA ILMiTED;-rnInImnraan
ompsri@en' sGpns D P"Ds S"os M Cleveland a@a
A. NJ cincinnati go \. NJ. Indianapolis 10 ~ a.
20. sa5 i =. M.cillcAGo AND ST LOUIS EXPREss
WIZ and chicago Arrive Cincinnati 1915 A. NJ St.
600 dsSIi NJ esISsf2 Sleeping
and Dining Cars to Chicago ana CGVe nana day'
1syel e. H.? Il M GaasR n2rhEss
sleeping and Dining Cars to EihSnaa ' 10 Is r. ~
$50 r + 4 III CEN Sleeping Car
To- Plttshurg Connects Tor Chicago daily anu N''''
land ~ wsI Is'flT sTf XSD 'fmE SOUTH
,si. n,rhi' sunday SO A. NJ 32o Congressional
Lin Al ra2r 1r ana Pp m e AK night s '"'
s6i'Trf:R% RAILWAY EMPRESS 3s' p NJ. daily ay
eger 1 to S Sss% to o springs Memph. and New
orleans. l2l5 night. daily. slee9efs 10 Nio"'S "''
ATIANric COAST LINE; 9oo A. ~ daily ssspfr' to
aiy f SFs o r@'f A 1ha f5prc,. NJ
FOR OLD roiTT c6MFoRT and NORFOLK via E,r caPs
r5k lfi yT i nv AND CAPE MAY 100 r. NJ week
fH az rh,ngh Infet Parior Gar to Atlantic cry
Loue Ranch AsbuTy ar V',an IN arI i, r "
yye.E-,lsvs sundays trxcepi Asbury PARK ana oce'"
Grove "a i ron III Ii.in,rhATDELrnIA. o,o ,,,.
C2c 10 s2o 3 80 90 rsnn" l;s o t6nnS CaT j.
4ao dining Carr nlnns &c Gar 70 10 90 imited 10
~ "s' Dining cSrj. 20 dining car. j. 42 dining
carr. dining carr, g. ~ ,o " Il M III and sei
Hroadway. Astor House. and foot ot eso'e 90 az" as
Cortlandt Streets Court slreet 5 80 In tn ~ Fulton
src, Btoo5n sutton Jersey city Ths Mew- York York
hotels and residences through 10 destination,
. y. .'.,,i N,,,y.- General Pass'r Agent
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American Sugar Stock in 1895.

We have this day issued circular letter the above
subject which will he sert gratis application
CARLEY, VAN BUREN a co.
80 Broadway. Ncw-fork.
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ogNPNGaG G0MA.
PACIFIC MAIL = >. ~. .
OCCIDENTAL AND Oriental \. >. .

SicaID,ra fia.. SEQ .
CHINA. Via Honolulu JA'SAlJ 10 . y NJ
,bguaFj 4 y m
"a.
CITY OF RIO DE JANIif.p. cffuafS - >. ~
For flc.ht paastsc and general nioiiat'rh ~pYy -
css Broadway Battery Place. Warrington 'sliihL
and ~ oadNay.
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OREGON SHORT LINE
UTAH NORTHERN RAILWAY co.
Consolidated Mortgage and Collateral Trust
5 Per Cent Bonds.

The hearing for the appointment OF separate no
c.ver has been fixed Jan. Is. The time for 90
n.ne bonds without penalty has therefore been post
poned to Jan. "a Bondholders are urged TO deposit
their bonds Immediately with the American Lonn
& Trust Company. Boston. and the New-io
Guaranty & Indemnity Company, New-fork'
A large number OF Consolidated Mortgage bonds have
been deposited with Committee since its last adver"
,isement and with Committee in Amsterdam: It no"
represents more than a majority Of the bonds ahoat
g. ENDICOTT PEABODY, Chairman
president American Loan & Trust Co.. Boston,.
WALTER q. OAkMAN president New-Yors
Guaranty & Indemnity CO., New-forH).
ROWLAND DAVIS. Blake Bros. Co.,
New-York).
W. 3. FITZ. Boston.
GEO e. LEE dee. Hlgglnson & Co.. bostonI
BARTHOID SCHLESINGER. Boston.
FRANCIS 3. BANGS president the
State Trust Co., New-Yorio.
COMMITTEES.
MOoRErFrD STOREY Counsel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-02

Err LIN ES.
Through Trains flr chicago and the West l"aF" Sc"
YORK. foot ~ ,Inuhcfa.st daily. ~ follows ana hNc
frinuf.i earlier from West 2tl-st:
OIL nHm''a. Em Gus' naSal, bradford snls
rnanct. Tar!pr To- burnlo. "a,
300 ~ " VIA Gasaadaa a''I Lake. S' a'. s'
-, IN ,fic.y, o. m Sl,eprrs TO chi
cnr1. Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining Car.
COO - M.-Bunalo Nestihuiei Express arrives uialo
O.')O \ M making direct connections for Detroit
the West. Eunal" passengers can
remain IN sleeper until \. NJ
S:45 s;i train to- chaso siccpers to BSGaio
Gag, and Cincinnati Dining Car ..,.,.
I OCAL TIME TABLE. flctNsrS MD PlLLMAN
.ccommainilons AT III 2Gi IN and o57 broadway 1876
East i25;h-st Chambers and West .d st. ferries New
Ynrs Ayy Fu.i0n-st BROOKLYN 200 Hudsonsi. Hoboken
and Jersey city Erie Transfer Company calls ior
and checks baggage from hotels and residences to des
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Mem publications.
EPILEPSY

EPILEPSY.
in the Williamson Sanarium, Newf.ondon. Conn., win
recorded Address as above with stamp Tor free
copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-02

INTERNATIONAL. NAVIGATION COMPANIES LINES.
AR0(5[R0GAM LUNlsr
FOR SOUTHAMPTON. $500,
ehor,ost and most convenient route 10 LONDON
No trarsfcr by tender. No tidal delays -
Cloea connection Southampton for HaVre ana far'
by ,peclal fast tSin--crew Channel steam - ,
! Cabin SEQ and upward II Cabin. go an &C upward
New York. Ion. . II IA. Berlin IN -" H. ",
Paris ....Ian. 16. II - = ll,l '. ',r1n - - w. III
RLED @TAl2 LlGIIE
FOR ANTWERP
prNNIAND ......... " nesGay January : n. m
wEsTEMNIANn '.,1r,inx 'ComPHNY' ."
GREEN
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,rAIIony STEAMSHIP LINES

MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES
Vl FOK TEXAS. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
Eleven iron rieanshlpa. aSgret"iins 3I."p 4'n'
From New-Yolk. wednesdas, fIiay an9 SSta,iay.
TO GALVESTON. TEXAS Thence by rail- TO MEXICO
CRY AND PO1NIs ~ MENi'O ana To- DENVER.
COZ oKADO SPRINGS. SALT LAKE CITY. Also 20
SAN FRANCISCO AMI all California Winter Resorts
W FLOlIDA-NIA BRUNSWICK, Ca
TO JACKSONVILLE. 81 Augustine. TAMPA g.;
,olnts in Texa- colorado Utah Arizona California Mexi-
CO. &c Georg... Florida Excellent acc1mmo iations
writ. for our a. page Pocket Guide (nailrd frcel.
T. II MAILORf & Co. Gen Agts Pier %. +. r.. y Y.
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CAVANNAH LINE.-FOUR TIMES WEEK
~ iy from Pier ~. n r.. root Of sprinsst, M.nd1ys
Wednesdays. Fridays ana saturdays at r. NJ FOR
freight passage apply to .c.,.c... ., A..
w. VI. RHETT. Gen'l Agt.l ~ ~ HhSUhGGS. y. Agt.
Cent. r. r.. 3l1 Bwny.lS y. y w. NV. zoi b~aS
J l. ADAMs. g - FIR l. wALKER ASt o q
NJ. SOPRET. Manarer.
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6earbers.

PREPARATION for college and other instruction oy
Rr~cent Harvard graduate; experienced tutor.
. 'eS~ $500 HALLAM, Box so. 1.242 broadway
TVroR-A Everett stone graduate OF Ysie ense in
An Coaching students college examinations Dol otn-aVe
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WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE SIAK Linz
Majestic Jan = ga. 90. .Ma.s.i.-.. Jan 3D. n.
.AGTiarc . Jan o. a. Co.,. 'A-flt'r... 80. - O. m
..,,.,n, Ian 10 10 &c. o. .rcIioni-... Feb ~. "a No.
t,.,t..,l. Ia r. Britannia ... Ffh. - 9 10
From White star Dock folt o.; Wc., iO.h-,i 49,.
,co CO1-rON CARRIED BY PASsEHbsN Nlf-f"lt !. -.
saloon rates $50 upNaid accoginr 90 steamer AMI 10
ca.ion - 'sro M cabin on ihe.s fe - 20 A.
ca steeraee from SeN-Yofk. Brtsnnie AMI Al-ia'i
so on Majestic arI Tcuflnle. ST. Prepaid 81 =. e..
f.r,.Iwts. Sew York. Philadelphia once. ~
Wa;nut-si II MAITLAND fEh'Ef. Agent
NOMPAGNIE GENERALE TranSa,laniique.
" FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE
Ia GAgCoC%E. llr' nt' ifi
IA ,'fiAMiAfSF. in..'nf sat. Jan T. - h i
=, NrpuANBIr I.Ir.f. sat Jan - j" IT, tl
New You - Ale,anfria Lgyp, ia in,A UP VAIL '"
FoIsGIr General Agent, 10. Bowling Green.
rIROPE EGYPT AND PALESTINE
IL I,rfies al frequent Intervals in.eqerdsn' tickets
Iore.r moneys. Tgsry facility and ini irfiafi 90
TUOs co x sDS. 81 and l..-o u way. - !.
OGiria Ticket hstnf f.f aI unnN juno.
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Ini,rcci steamship s1i'inss = 'in NaHo'uN"'
TO oDAPMM AND WIIItyAo
EMPIRES OF INDIA....... January : AprA L. Jun %,
TMpUFss OF JAPAN ..-..l otfrafy AIri - ~" -
TMrRE-s or CHINA. March T. Na5 ~. Jay 10
TO E1NGlylU, F.JI AND AUSTRALIA
AuOtstltt -, ana, u, NAGtflMOO. - eusua.y 10
For tickets ana freight rates nIpy J'3 Broadway F's
freight rates only. 90 Mtii-hi. ~ !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-02

DIED I'D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
III FOR LA GUANKh. PUERTO CABEi.ID, CAIACAo
AND MAKACAIBO. VIA CURACAO
FROM PIfRREPONr STORES. BROOKLYN
&. S. CARACAS. ............. .hhinTcay jan ~ - m
g. : VENEZt Ella. Tue. dHv. Jan 10 J.. IA
s s. PIIIIADELPHlA..... wednesday, Jan - J y. ~
MaPAcArpO ............. .... Thursday. Jan. -
These America s'"amers built expressly Tor the trade
h.ve ycrv sinerfor accommodations fOr passengers
Wv" 800 BOTI.TOS BLISS & HNLiETT.
General Managers .35 Front 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-02
School Asenrles.

, A CENCY Miriam Coyriere supplies. tutors professors
"A ssscher, governesses in all depts; recommends
scheos 10 parents $50 5thave Book ldng cor 2oths
4 NETICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCY
"A suppes Professors Teachers, Tutors, jovernesses
&c 10 coieees Schools and Families. Apply 10
49, " Mrs III J. YOCNG-FULTON % Union Square
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pamuna Hfaoemics.

a rE,x ANDER MACGREGOR's Mendelssohn Rooms.
"A los WEST 18TH ST.
Private lessons and classes In dancing every Gay.
IrERNANDo's ACADEMY. 1872 East 55th-st.. Quarter
&c: private lessons hour. 81; class tickets az
pupils convenience. Extra select private classes.
r, EORGE wALLACE's SCHOOLS. Mendelssohn rooms
NJ los West 55h-s. and HARLEM, Elerslie rooms o.
West 120th!st. See Circular
a DvERTIsEMENTs AND suBscRIPTioNS For
"A THE NETWORK TRIBUNE Will BE RE-
cEIvED Al THE UPTOWN OFFICE No. 242 , Br1.a-
TfsExENTs at the following Branch onices; "a
SiShth-sye e corner nty-hird-st: l52 sxth-ave:
IN Tourth,sve. cor Fourtecntn-st.: ESQ Ihirdavs
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NID MINION LINE,

old MINION LINE
O-,eamcrs for NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH. OLD POINT
COMFORT ana NEwPoKr news, VIRGINIA nEA.u.
PETERSBIEG and RICHMOND. VA, and WASHING
TON. H.. Mon. Tues We'd Thum' and sa, fo'
For WET PoINr. VA-Tucs. Thurs. and SAT. From
pier 90 new No X. r, foot Eeachat. At 3 M. Sat.
urdays p. Through tickets and freight rates to all
'''''' "'-' " J. GuILLAUDEU. Traffic Manager.
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1]ianos.
Ocean Steamers.

Ocean Steamers.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S, S. GO.
NEW-YoRK SOUTHAMPTON. BREMEN
FAST EXPftEsS STEAMERS.
] Cabin $50 and upward IL CnDln sto anu W. N's"'
Trip. sos and 500
Hohcnzoern Jan IN. Elbe: Tues FEB y y m.
EDe Tues. Jan. 10, D. a. M sah!e Iues' % -,
Fulda Tues, Jan. -. q a. M LAIN IIes.' 80 -
Lain Tues. Jan. % y a. m Ems. 49,, ~ - ~ ~
OELRICHS & CO.. Bowling Green
GERGGAM EaEDIl TER RANEAN SERVICE S!! y
NORTH GERMAN hAMbO ~ ,>sn 1i'i'iNN-'
Fcst steamers between New-fork ana
Azores Gibraltar. Algers. Naples ana Senoa
No-nsnnia Jan ~, for Algiers, Genoa, Acxandrla.
Kaiser w H. Jan 10 y. NJ. for Algers Napes. Genoa
Vera Feb. .. 10 a. m, Alg. Nap. Cen, Hzofes;
Normannia Feb 10, II A. NJ. Alsiers. Sarss' cenoa'
Kaiser W. ii. Feb % I A. NJ, Agiers Naples; Genoa
Vera March o. =. NJ. TO- Alsefs Nsslsss "ehna,
Tulds. March o. a NJ for Algers NhpeH' Genoa
Kaiser w II. March 30. 10 A. NJ in 'cn'a-
All steamers stop at Gibraltar. III, a.,
available Tor the steamers nl ellieI in'
from Naples Genoa. Gibraltar, Hainolig ,S,
don and Southampton Direct connection irp,n '-,pa
Naples. 20 Egypt by y. G. Lloyd s. 5 Co.'S imp Mali
North German LLOYD; neutrality-suspicious. LIN.
o:r II6rns cG Green aen n 81 Broadway
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-09-13
Saturday. Sent. z.

Robert Ritson is under arrest in Phila-
delphia charged with plotting to swindle
banks in Chicago New York, Boston,
Milwaukee and Louisville by means of bo-
gus drafts.
Six men were burned to death while
sleeping in barn near Norristown, Pa.
A pickpocket stole 500 in currency and
draft for 500 from Colonel X. 6. In
gersoll during the soldiers reunion at
Elmwood, Ills.
Maud, daughter of David Il. Pulsifer, of
New York, has eloped and married "a teach
er in riding academy.
Captain Becker, of Cleveland. was fatal
ly burned in fire at Port Dalhousie, Ont,
that destroyed "a warehouse and the steam
or 1T. Magnus.
Suits against the Gumry estate at Den
yer, for injuries received in the hotel disas-
ter, have begun. A cigarmaker has filed
AN action for $4,000.
Forest fires are doing immense damage
in southern New Jersey and several towns
are threatened with destruction.
Hungary can sell about 5000 900 bush.
els of wheat this year.
There is Cuban revolutionary club in
Chicago with membership of seventy
eight.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-09-13
Monday. Sent. q.

The national Association of Letter Car
riers has selected Grand Rapids as the
next place of meeting and adjourned sine
die.
John V. Crum, the Iowa university
sprinter, was decisively beaten by Il. J.
Wefers over lOO-yard course at New
York. He was beaten by yard in the
time of ten seconds
The executive committee of the National
Butter and Cheese Makers association
has decided TO hold the next annual meet
ing in February at Cedar Rapids, Ia
Burglars entered the Bank of kincaid,
Kas., blew open the supposed burglar
proof vault and took every dollar of the
money, between $1,000 and 5000.
An Italian physician has discovered a
serum which he claims TO be sure proven
tive of consumption, but he will not make
public his formula for obtaining the serum.
The $500 knee-"pants' makers at New
York, who belong to the knights of La
Dor, have decided TO strike, not on account
of wages or hours, but TO force contractors
60 deposit go as security for the fulfill
ment of their contracts.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-09-13
HISTORY OF A WEEK
Thursday. Sent. g.

Miss Kate Condo, belle of Anderson,
Ind, worth $50 0OG, has eloped with Lon
Reed. a prizefRh'@r
Six and en-t@nths inches of rain fell
at Indianapolis Ia seventeen hours and
caused heavy loss in flooded Easements,
etc
Lord Salisbury has, in a speech in the
house of lords, given the Turk Co under
stand that he must submit 60 European
dictation a. 20 the Armenians OF there
will be partition of Turkey
The state census Of the inhabitants Of
ST. Paul has been finished, showing "a pop
ulation of 1929 Figures for Minneapo.
lis have not yet been given out but from
the eight wards already counted il appears
that the population is between ls0 600 and
10000
A 100000 fire occurred In the Evans
vile, Ind, wholesale district The He'll.
man flour mill and 100, 600 bushels of wheat
were destroyed.
IL Is said that the companies which paid
the Fraker insurance money will have no
difficulty in recovering 10
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-09-13
THE DEATH RECORD.

JOHN n. BOYD, prominent ex-editor OF
Ohio, at Chillicothe.
Hon. HENRY CLARK, well-known Mis-
sourian, at Mexico, Mo.
Judge JAMES e.. STRONG, well-known in
Kansas political and railroad circles, al
Blue Rapids, Kan.
Colonel JOHN s. PRINCE, early resident
and ex-mayor of st. Paul
HARTwELL II. HURLEY, Judge of the
circuit court, mt Portland, Or.
DIR. q. NJ. STAPLES, prominent physician
and Grand Army man, at Dubuque Ia.
HENRY &. DEWEY, well-known hotel
keeper at Elkhart, Ind.
Rev. STEPHEN X. BEGGs, oldest Meth
odist minister i'm Illinois. at Plainfield,
Ills.
JOHN +. GEPKE, wcll-known antiquar-
Ian, at Chicago.
DANIEL p. BERRY, early settler of Mo
line, Ills.
HENRY MoEHN, an old resident of Bur
hngton, la.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-09-13
Friday, Sept. q.

The navy department wants 10 enlist
1000 to 1900 more men for the navy
Frederick Shetland hanged himself in the
Jail at Duluth just after the grand jury
had decided he was innocent of the muir
der of Peter Gordon, for which he was in
custody
Great damage has been done In the vi
cinity of Lisbon by hurricane and
floods
Mrs. Lucy Cartel McCaslan, the most
beautiful woman in Atlanta, has decided
TO go on the stage. Her husband recently
went insane owing TO business reverses
The British Trades union congress has
adopted "A resolution in favor of paying sal
aries 10 members of parliament.
In consequence of the activity of the Nj
hilists il has been found necessary TO
guard the cars every step as completely
as the movements Of his father, Alexander
III, Were guarded by the police at the most
perilous period of his reign.
Love Divine is the name of negro re-
Gently arrested at Lexington, Ky, for
stealing wagon load of tools
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-09-13
eMPoRlA VISITED BY A CYCLONE.
State Normal school Partly Wrecked and
Other Damage Done.

EMPoRIA, Kan, Sept. 9.-Emporia and
vicinity was visited by tornado about 8
o'clock yesterday afternoon. The worst
damage was done at the state normal
school grounds. The new east wing of
the main building was reduced TO "a mass
Of ruins. This wing was recently built at
"a cost of $4,000 and was but lately dedi-
Gated. The roof was rolled up like paper
and carried off half block.
The damage at the school grounds is es-
timatcd at $4,000 Considerable other
damage was done down town. Clark 5
wholesale furniture store was unroofed
and the stock of goods badly damaged.
But meagre reports have been received
from the surrounding country, where it is
feared the damage has been great.
At Hartford, twelve miles southeast of
here several houses are reported blown
down and one woman. Miss Bessie Henry,
is dangerously injured. At Neosha Rap
ids church, several buildings and livery
stable were destroyed. A Santa Fe bridge
with 900 feet of track is also washed
away near Reading.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-09-13
Keir Hardie and the Methodists.

CHICAGO, sept. l0.-Keir Hardie, by in
vitation, addressed the Methodist minis
tiers of this city at their regular weekly
meeting. He was applauded for the most
part of his address, but when he said that
the anarchists who were hanged here
might have been men who were founding
"A new religion there were strong express
sions of dissent. He declared socialism to
be the application of Christs teachings to
the laws of the day. He said he was
brought up an atheist, but was now "a
Christian
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-09-13
DEATH OF WIN. HENRY HURIeUT
Newspaper Man no Had Been Promi-
ent la Journalism and Literature.


CADENABBIA, Italy, Sept 7.-William
Henry Hurlbut Is dead He was born in
Charleston, s. c., July 3, 1927, was gradu-
sted al Harvard In lsi7, at the Divinity
school there In ls49 and then studied in
Rome Berlin and Paris. After few
years IN the Unitarian ministry, he en-
tered Harvard law school in 1862, In 1853
was writer on Putnam's magazine and
Joined the staff of the New York Times
In 1889 Hurlburt was later connected in
a responsible position with the New York
World, wrote "A history of Sam Domingo
and contributed largely TO American and
British periodicals He published several
works besides hymns and poems
Hurlburt figured In an unpleasant way
few years ago in suit brought against
him by young woman named Gladys
Evelyn, of London The defendant won
claiming that the deceiver in the case was
not himself but his secretary, Wilfred
Murray The plaintiff held that Murray
was only a myth The case created a
great sensation in England and since that
event Hurlburt had lived most Of the time
In Italy with his wife, who did not credit
the story of Gladys Evelyn
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-09-13
Ohio Campaign Opened.

SPRINGFIELD, o., Sept. ll.-Twenty-fve
thousand people were in the city at the
opening of the Republican state cam
paign Five thousand men were in line
in the parade. The most distant portions
of the state were represented Green
county gets the flag for having the largest
delegation in line. Senator Sherman,
Governor Mckinley, Chairman Kurtz,
General Jones and Ex-Governor Foraker
and wife were present and all luuched at
General Bushnelis home. The city was
handsomely decorated The parade started
mt IL 80 p. IN. and 1t took over thirty min
utes-four, six and eight abreast-to pass
given point. The fair grounds never in
their history had such a crowd.