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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-20
FOR SALE.

Splendid T.momcd house. % South h.,
street Fine location. VIII sell on Tho nm, ,'.a
ut n low fgur. payable So per month. "r1y .
reasonable rent and IN II short time you Gu-1
the property.
40 LET.-
Elegant s.roomca dwelling. splendid va,
flowers. shnbbcry and shade trCcI No 1Gg,nItS
Front street, Tho most desirable :r,Ideur,, H. ~
cation 10 this city. ~
Modern Hat, ljl7 ChapllnO street. t rol=s and
bath.
Modern Cat, 2iil ChHpliue street, 1 roons a,t
bath.
G-roOmch house. 81 South Front stree,
GfoDmed dwelling, bath. lnundry, ,ot ANN
Shnie and fruit trees. No, 20 North Provt ,,,r.,
Two, three and iour.roomed houses caean
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-20

Samuel !. Smith. Executor of
the estate oiSamueI II. saith,
deceased.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-04
slas BEN ibrissn 0rnbbsr,ostbum.

Splleri6. Dim 9. Wat muroe
il, Serin9e Der Staot Elm ibeuBli6er
8aubmpro periiht. Ger S1ieferoeder
Wrebes ans 8asperi1, Der iib an
frilben Mprgen na6 Merl auf Nrbeit
begeben wOllte, fano in Der Ndbe oes
Soaeri1er &irhbois, in Der @ieie nabe
am Jog. yShlateutipp" Die 2ei6e oes
ca. 40=ldbrisen Sbreiners Mibel
Clement aus 9ioelinseu, nit elmer
So Sim. ticien Sti6pnnoe i'm Salie.
IS mar oles ge9eu q llbr. Die 2eide
mar nod luarm uno Lag i'm Dilute.
Der 6etOote lag auf DEM &iifeu. Our
Settle lag Der StrObbut Don 6lement.
Seiien &leioer paren uur peniN be-
ihmugt. Die Spientalhen biuesu
berlus uno nm Die WeltentaI9eu berum
Jap man lpuren blutlger Singer. Sin
leerer SabGtsbeutel lag ebsnials oibt
bel Der Seihe. Sn ben Sai1en ian-
Den It Sapiere Dor, aus oenen man
lOfort ertanute, Wer Der 0emOroete lei.
Su leiueu Salbeu f0uo man aub cine
GetOurtarte nab Siioeliu9en. 8egeu
10 llbr eribieu oas Observation-Disclosures
ri6t am SbatOrte, no lid cine 9roBe
TOltsmenge eilgefunoen hattie. Sar=
nab wurbe Die Sei1e in Das Solleriber
Seitenbaus iiberiiibrt. Ter Sooes=
it'd wuroe liaer seiibrt. oaB Der Sob
lhnell eintrat. 3u alien Stuupen oes
cages paIllren Seute auI jcnem gSe9e
uno lit es auHalleno, oaB Der WDroer
niht ilberraltt uno on isiuer Shat 9e=
binoert wuroe. Der 8emOroete ioll
500 6r. 8elo bel iib 9strasen
buben, melbes Der lheuBlibe Woro1e-
ielle Ibm raubte. WOrgsus ssaen ein
llbr pur0e Der ~mutbmaBlide Gaub=
mOroer, eiu Seutl6er, Der li1 ais Sta
llener ausaab. bon Dem mutblaen
@snoarm Mtalerus in Der S1ente
Shummsrs. Waria=S bereiieultr., uer=
b0ltet. Der Worosr bate lid ;upor
III Der oprti9en Surblerltube 9emmer
r0llren uno ous Suur ibueioen lupen.
Selen luilies Nusleben uno blltiQe
Sleloer srreNten &eroObt. wor0ui man
Die YOtiSei benabri6tlatc. Gr ipuroe
I'M Spllsri6er Sei6snbaule Dem senlprs
oeten element asasniber9sltsat. blieb
leoo6 gang talt bsim 4nblide Der
Selbe uno leu9uete Die Sbat entibieoeu.
Als Der Stuatsdrlpalt uno Der llnter=
lu6mAsrlbter i'm iraateu. 100 oenu
Gle S!utlpuren b~errlbrten. srlpiosrts sr:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-04
2mgembur8ii&ss~ us 8elSiem.

gu SiIlers=I'Goeaue bate
cine Grau Die Sbiirs CUR Stube, alwo
in elmer Wieae Elm 3 MDnate altes
Sinh iblummerte. pifen selaiisn. Sin
groBes Mutteri6pein orang in Die
@pbnung, rib oas arme 8eibopf aus
Der Wiege uno bearbeitete oasielbe Der.
maBen nit Den 3dbnsn. oaB, als Die
Wutter bin3utam, nrr mebr ein sap-
pelnoes Seindeu gum &aaen oes In.
tbieres beraus libtbar mar.
gu Irlou eni6lief i'm Ssrrn Der
ipoblabtbare Serr Or. &arl SeDescD.
ShOne Der Staot IrlOn.
3u Ga Sulpe Wollte elm Brief.
trigger oas Sabu9eleiie iiberibreiten.
ais Der S6nelsus Sriiiiel=S uremburg
bcranbraul tie uno ben 9lrlnen in Der
Sobe Der Srult bubltGblib our6i6nitt.
Grit 81 Stti9uies bemertte Der 3uNs
iiibrer bluti9e Gieil6maIen on ben
&losrn Der Maibins uuo erbielt baum
aui tslearapbii4sm Weas Nufi9luB
absr pas i4ssdli1s ung!ld.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-04
(SbluB iol9t.l

Ger Nmericau-Glub bat
cine Notwithstanding 0~b9sbalten.
in welher Seihline aeIaBt wurOsn in
Setreff Der SetbsilisunN bes Stubs an
Der SttapproHlllnu uno b~etreIis Der
6eler oes 4. Suli. oes ameritauiibeu
Natipnalfeltes. IS Wurpe beihlolieu
eln 6lrtular an erlGnsu, in Welbem
nlbt blob alle Mitglieoer oes Clubs,
lonoern ale in Saupe sur 3eit anlpe-
lsHoeH Surembur0er. weibe oriiben in
Nmeritd 2eweIrn. iiberbaupt einssla=
ben peroen. lib 10 Soblreib wie nur
mo9llb az Der ON WittpOb in Der
Sttape, 10 llbr Mor9enS, in Der Ga=
tbeprale ltattinosuoen isierlihsu Melje
81 betbelli9en. pelbe uuiere Sanos-
leute III Amerita 81 SIREN Der Sanoes-
patrpnin 9elilitet bubeu. Der Stub
nlmmt Multeuung im ebor, uutsr Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-04

2lnnd S6miB, alt 20 Sabre, gSitttpe
Gbriltopb &lemau aus Remeri6 eu 8. Aprjt:
Eeter &eber, alt 81 SABRE, sStnset aus
Niutril.9eli.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-04
Mnrord, ST., 26. Mai 1895.
Wertber Serr Neoatteur!

@ertber Serr &eoatteur!
Ser 2uremburaer Snoepenosnt Club
bon bier bielt 0eliern feline jdbrlIhe
Serlammlun9 ulo Seamtsnlplbl ab,
pelde fOlgenoss GeIultat ergub:
FrGiipent-Eeter &eilanb;
Tice- FrGIoent-9tc. Sbmitb;
Vrototou SefretGr-Utt6 yieS;
Niuan;s Setretdr-Seurp S6part;
Shaemeilier-Geter Braun;
Wari6aa-S. 4. Neutes;
Sirettoreu-S. CIlnger, Sobn Weii9 unb
Sobu 2Seilano.
Son 800 Witglieoer maren III an=
peienO. Gin &ansnbetano BON
S95l.OS muroe repprtet.
Nbtunasppll 9riiBt
Sob Wsi6 d. M9t.
Sas .9atboliihe @o6snblatt" BON
Chicago meloet:
Getraut wrroeu: Sn Streator, SQ., am
%. Wai tr. ,Spbdlu S6iiB uio iSrl. Bar
bara Wermoine. Su MT. Galparp, g2iS.
am 21. Mai Sr. gilbert &sasnsr uno SrGul.
Siora Srepiiirt.
Sm Nerru elti6lieieu: alllS Der ct. qls
touiuS Wemeiloe: Wtatblas Nauiel, 81 81
gin StraBe, m 25. Woi, i'm 20. Sabre. Sa
Wtt. 6aluarp, 9Sis., am 8. Mai Eeter
S6raSe, 40 Sabre. Su Wequpu, isis.
wuroe I'M IS. Wfai ,Srau Giiiabetb Sades.
welde iriiber bort sewobnt, aber i'll Wilpau=
tee an Is. Wai seItorben, aui benz ct. sSas
tobus @otteSader bserbist.
Gem Sc Mars Ssrolo" sntnebmen
mir:
- Nrn Sleultd9 wuroet III Nltom, Siour
GouutD bon Heu. Satber Sruue Setraut
S>err Alpbonle S6all nit Si;ie 6aR, beioe
pon alton, Nd6 Der SrauuI9 begabsn iit
bic iun9eu Srautleute auI cine tleine Soh
ieltsreIle nab Sblcago. Der SrGuti9am III
Der Sobu oes l>erru ltic. SbUIl pou Se
mars, ieet gpotbster III Nlteu. Sie graut
1T Die $o6Ier oes S>errn Nie. &aR pou elton
ulo miro ais ell tu9tiSes oeuti9es MSGo1ell
9el6lleert.
- 2lm Wouta9 fam in &c WtorS Serr
Smil Ndbl Don Stpp0d, Surembura, at.
S>err 9Sobl mar Dor ;lpel ,Sdbreu llu6 alme=
rita %9etommen, oauH aber mieoer uGb bent
alieu @aterlGIoe ;uriifgetebrt. Gr bate Die
Fetle alf Dem SOnlpfer ga GdScogue oe=
ma6t pelder einige Gage iiberiauig mar.
= Sieustog uup Mittwod D. %. i~eiertsu
Ole 6atbollten Der ct. Soiepb5 Giemeiuoe III
ye9Vtar9 tbr 4OltituotgeS Siebet. Rep. Eatber
SAuIte Don Renllen ulo Rep. Satber NrUue
bon ELTON pareli bier nm Natber WteIS in
benz gel9ttIDl auS;ubelfeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-04

etitsetroiieu. tSriib om GienStog Worgerl
parea Die Get6ttiible Don Veiubern lns
rtn9t, Die feline @elegeubeit oebubt buttelt,
am Gage sllUor 81 beihteu. S0n 60 ubr
mltroe le0e babe Stuloe al Dret Nltdren Die
bt. NRelie 9eielen. &ieie 9in9en sum SllOe
oeS Serrl, I'M ben poltommellen NbloB St
9%elptntel. I'm 10. ubr mar icierli6es Dobs
amt. Sop6m. Salrmlr 6el6iin Don Glcue=
lallb mar Selebrunt, bobm. :. =. @looel
pom Se1talce Glatou luO bo6m. :. WtertcS
BON Wdlmee Subolutou. NobD. &. quilt
gen pon 3lrbp fuigirte ais Geremonienmei.
lter. So6p. u. Warts por ltew Soparia
bleit Die englilhe uuo bobD. :. Sproll pou
Vouoonpille bic hetti6e lSreoigt. Sm Can't
tarlllm mareu itebit oell bereitS genanlten
9elltli6eu Serreu nod folgenoe Frieiter Ses
genipdrtlg G. Cries Don Spitortd, &bomas
j. Moran pom Glpbe, ". Corner Don Eiros
Ian, w. 2ruolpt pou germtt, Mt. GiIb non
2iiiiu mno IS. Rieteu Don &elepue, am
Nabmittog mar ieterlibe Selper. Rab Der
6eier belt bo9p. &. Is. Nit;er, Biarrer Der
Veneiloe, cine tleine Nuiprahe oil Die lils
ger. Nierudd muroe cine 9roBe 2lusobl III
bic Srioerltaft ;ur ,Srolterln Der Setrilbs
ten" aui9enommeu.
Sc 30 ars, Sa., 30. Mai 1895.
8ert5er Serr gouuer!
@elteru, ben 20. Mai iweierte bic ct. SO
lepbs s0emellloe pom yemarS ibr Is. Stiils
oi9es @ebet. aiS Can't mp Siibnfelt NIB
an6 Su9leib ibr 25iGbri9sS Subiiaum ieit
Die erlte 81. Uteiie III ye WtorS geieiert wuroe,
Ter Gag fam uidt 9eliGu bilttmmt weroel,
aber lppiel ltebt ScwtB, baB IS i'm Wonot
Otai mar. Die erlte bl. Itele muroe geleien
Don Reu. Sater Som pom Siolr Gitp.
Soisenee bo9m. Nerreu wareli bel oIelem
Neite ;uge9eu hep. WteiS. &c Mars; Rsu.
BRINE, Asou hep. Sbulte. Remieu Hep.
W%eriemann, Siour Gitp urlo Geu. Shtll:
moller, NCSpers. S0ter Srule pou Altou
belt bic Seltpreotgt. Ger bobw. &ater
srune ut etu auS9cjet6ueter Ereoi9er; ct
mics odraui bin baB Die ct. Soiepbs @cmelnoe
l6on 10 plele Wnaoen lett ben % ,Sabren
oIrb Oas bl. MteBopier III 9~eiloileu iiub, uHo
man Tonne aud nit lSabrbeIt lageu, oiele
@emeIltoe cine bliibenoe Jet. @ottes Niilfe
uno benz elIrigeu Strebeu unlereS Ftarrer5
2Reu. ~. s. NRaiS. ut eS III ueroanfel, OoB
oiele 0emeiuoe es 10 melt 0ebraht bat. In
lere STRIDE taul lih all S66nbeit nit ben
be'ten m Clten mellell. and babeu mir cine
blilbenoe S6uIe Die Don Z S6welteru 9elels
tet wno. 41tulgSuou
w. o IAN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-04
u, Gribtiboi pom earina.
(@abrbsitStreunp.)

g%sianntlib 1T Der bobwiiroi9e Batter
3beiH Elm Sugembur9er uno mir baben
ieines Wertes bas Mnnertemmung BON
10 bOber STEELE a~us9eiunoen bat, ibpn
oes 0itereu riibmeuo erwGbnt. @ir
rshnsn es uns CUR Gbre an oas 9eoie=
gene Wert weldes Elm jeoer 8ebiloetsr
nit Snterele lelen miro, bon Neuem
81 empIeblen.
Wie mir eriabren, 1T sin anoerss
Wtrt oes botw. Batter Sbein i'm
Crude be9rihsn, ndmlib: Catholic
Dictionary and Ecclesiastical Ency-
clopedia'. YreBitimmem srmdbnen
oes nsuen Wertss ais oas Bette mas in
bieier Art in en9lilbsr Spra6e erlbie=
Ien lit. Sas nsre Wert lon feline
Suutratlonen entbaltsH uEo in spei
ODER orei ydnoen eribeinsn.
usbsr bic biesi6briae
Geier3u Gbreu Der .Sr0nerin Der
yetrilbten" 81 6arsp. g.. miro beri9-
tet:
0arep. O., 30. Wdi. am leeteu
Tisnst0g, ben IA, b, M.. wuroe bas gatros
clnlumslelt Der 8trde sur ,SrOiteriu Der Ses
iriibteu" b~ierlelbt SroBdrtis 9sleiert, oblbou
has 8etter lebr unsiinltig mar uuo Sbuee
nit Regen 9eSenleitig abwebielte. is ma.
ren piele lromnle Fil9er uoW 9fab NIB Seru
berbeigeellt. IN! au Der auBsrSewObuliDeu
Ssierlibteit She'll 80 nebmsu. Die STRIDE
ipor oaber aud nit aHeabtissH bibt beiest.
Stpu am Samlta9, Dem eiSeutliheu Gage
bsS 0sltss, mar sine SroBs SabI 2sauiabrsr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-04
6robhersoSthum.
Nus Ger pauptitaot.
Die h~iesiabrise NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
in Nurcmbura.


(Crisinalbsridt auS Dem @robb eBoglbum.
Mm g q m It q q, IL. Mai, Wittaas
Siu0lf llhr OertiinOeten bic 8lpden Der
Sanpitaot oes lurembur1er Sanoes
229. u Die Wieoertebr Der
6eltOttaue Warien5, Der ,Srolterin Der
&etrilbteu." lin 3 lhr wuroe mie ee-
wobnlib ourb Den bphmiiroiolteu
Serrn Silhoi inter anpObnen Der
Staot9eltlibtsit nit benz Se9en oes
Nllerbeili9ten 0utss Die Sttape ieier=
iib erOfnet.
Wabreno Der Sttape tamen iolseuoe
Yru,ciionen
gum 8nabenbiloe 9epil9ert:
Mm Sonnta9 Nahmittaq bic
prpSelfpnen Don ct. Wibael (eiu=
iblleBllh oes Enthusiastically nit
1880 uno bon @lacis= Simpertsberg
nit 2230, Sulammen nit 42l0 Dill
germ.
Nm W ontag erlbieuen ipi0enoe
80 proseilipnen; Gluin9en nit l25,
Stoctbreoimns nit 245. llieloiuoen
nit l3O. SOpin9en Il. gltt. nit l2S,
Obermebl0 nit l25. Msnsbori nit
205, MutIprt nit 200. Sioelin0en
nit 9S3, Saul nit 507. Sbifflinasn
$50. Suraliniter nit 3l5. 2Oremsmei=
let nit AS, Ssferi6 nit 200, Sbi0
nit $40. Seiin0eu nit $50, Snbl6eio
nit 3l4, elpinae nit lS5. Gpntern
nit $50. Sesperin9en nit 400. Stein-
lei nit 500, Setanat Sspern nit 500,
9ipinSeu nit 227. Sauopeiler nit
467. Himpa6 nit IS. G,bweiler (yeB=
borf) uno Sed nit 255, Setrinaen
nit l75. Monnerih nit $40, Samm
nit CAS-, &ppltal nit 6l2. Nisoeran=
ben nit $40. SintSsn nit 450, Giiasn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-04

@eburteu. - Som 1. NpriI: Sobuuu
Vernoro, Sobn Don Stbduu Wteper, Saueis
Der 81 &alierbiai9; g.: Neter, Sobu Don
Sobaur Sleln, WseBger Su &alierbiui9 II. /:
MARTA SIlanua, Sp6ter pom Subert Reu.
ter, aterer Sn Mertert 10. 9fltolaS, Sobu
non Sobann Sobn, 6abritarbeitsr 81 gSais
lerbilig.
Seiratbeu. Bonn "a. 2lpril: Sob.
Feter Sager, aitter, nno Margaretba Sbull,
beloe II Mertert %. Satob Solt, @ilen.
babnarbeiter aus SOltltnSeI, uuo @arla
grunobeber uou Wertert.
SterbeiGlle. Som IA. @pril /:
Watbtas SoupeI, alt 90 Sabre, Nterer III
Mertert; 80. Nitolas S6eio, alt 23 Mo=
nate, pom Wertert; Nifoias Houima, air 10
Sabre, %peHlionlrter @enparm gu @ailerbiQis.
Gipil fanb Der 8emeiubs
Hemeribeu.
@eburten. - Som Is. Sau.: MA
tblaS, Sobu pou Satob ge9il aus Sbeu.
gen; "a: SobarI, Sobm polI 9titolas
Sartmonn, sStnSer 81 9Stutrln9eu; 8. Eeb. {:
annG, Sobter Don Otatbias SreeS, &in,er
81 RemeriheI; a.; Waria, Sodter pom
Sobanu SeIer Suoil. &uEer III Sdenaen ;
10. MarS geo Nitolas. Sobm pom So6aun
9titolos Sellpalo. gSiu;er III &mtrtuoeu /;
20. Sobam Setter, Sobn Don Yeter Sart.
maHH, &In;er iu Hsmerlbeu.
Netratbeu. - Som /. San: Satob
SbGneu, Sdulter aus S6eu9eu. nit va.
tbartna sselna6ter ans NIeoertom; IA. !:
&obauH Ne8ia, sSin,er ans Sben0en, nit
Maria Anila @lopeu aus Sheu9eu; %. ::
Eeter Nlemau, Arbeiter aus Remerl6eu, nit
aatbartna S6mitt ans Napiugeu; IL.
Neb. Sobanu Miiuer, sSinSer, nit Sulama
NIlber, belpe aus Gemerlbeu.
SterbefGIle. - Bonn 4. Sau.: Better
rod, alt 70 Sabre. 9Smjsr aus &iutrtugeu /;
Is. ,Satob Sbil. alt 20 Sabre. sSilSer aus
Sbeu9eu; 49,: Wtugoaleua &olB. alt 72
Sabre, @ittpe pom NitoiaS 0onspori aus
@iutril9en; 2S, NmG Maria 9Ssbsr, alt
3 Wouate, aus hemer9eu; 10. ,Seb. {;
SotbarIna 2Seber, alt 80 Sabre. leoig, aus
&tntrln9eu; IL: ,Sobam SIbr. ait 70
Sabre, @Insss aus Gintriussu; ~. Wsar, :
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-03-16
10 read as follows, to-wit:

10 ItAll Us lOllph1s hA-NAAs
Section 1901. Before issuing the
writ, the clerk must require a written
undertaking on the part Of the plain
titF in SUN not less than two hun,
dred dollars, aud not exceeding the
amount claimed by the plaintiff with
sufficient suretles To the effect that
II the defendant recover judgment, or
II the attachment be wrougfully IS
sued, the plaintiff will pas all costs
that may be awarded to the defend
ant, and all damages which he may
sustain by reason OF the attachment
not exceeding the sum specified IN
the undertaking, and two days after
issuing such writ aud delivering il 70
the proper officer the clerk must post
ut the front door Of the court house
and cause 10 be published 10 some
newspaper published in The county, II
there be one, IA notice setting out the
title Of the cause and the fact that an
attachment has been issued against
the property Of the defendant. Such
notice shall be kept posted at least
ten days and shall be- published, IL 10
weekly paper, IN three issues there.
Of and il any other than weekly
paper, in at least six issues Any
creditor Of the defendant, who, within
sixty days after the first posting and
publication OF such notice, shall com.
mence and prosecute 10 FINAL judg
ment his action for his claim against
the defendant shall share pro- rata
with the attaching creditor 10 the pro
ceeds OF defendants property when
there IS not sufficient to pay all judy
ments ia full against him
SEC. 2. An emergency existing
this act shall take effect on and after
It's passage.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-03-16
- OONEPLETsE

a deficit, the new tariff law cannot be
held responsible
Customs receipts have increased
every month since the new duties took
effect wholly or in part.
In September they were nearly 50.
100000 than in the corresponding
month of 1898. In October the in
crease was about 81 100000, and in
November $4,000. In December il
rose to over 100000, and in Janu,
airy, the first month that got the full
benefit of the new tariff law, the re
ceipts amounted to Sl7,36l, 9l6, a
compared with $ll ,454 SOB in Janua,
ry, 1894.
Last months gain was nearly thre,
million dollars bringing the total in
crease in receipts from the new tarit
in six months up to s14,929,92S-a
gain of nearly % per cent. Republic
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-03-16
The state University.

The News believes that large ma
jority of the state, irrespective Of
party, will deplore Governor McCon-
nell's action in removing all Demo.
Gratis from the Board Of Regents Of
the State University and appointing
Republicans in their stead, thus max
ing the entire board Republican.
This move places the fate Of the
University in the balances. Parents
who have children to educate from
home may now understand the situa-
ton, and take their bearings Tor
future action touching the education
of their boys in the state If the
Republican board should elect Re.
publican faculty and this faculty
should deliver daily lectures to their
classes on Repubiicamsm, then what?
During Governor Steyeuson's adj
mInistratiou the board was composed
of five Democrats and four Rcpubli
cans; during Governor Willey's the
order was reversed and there were
five Republicans and four Democrats
but Governor Mcconnell, in accord.
ance with his celebrated Hanaford
letter, has made them all Of one po-
litical family
All reasonable considerations in.
duce US to believe that great insti-
tuition OF learning like State Uni.
yersity should be kept free from po-
lltical entanglements and alliances.
This we know to be in accordance
with the views of the best educators
and the most conservative and liberal
thinking men in the hand But the
governor seems to think differently.
His action would indicate his willing.
ness to sacrifice the University to the
interest Of party, and no one doubts,
unless it be himself, but that it Will
impair the efficiency for higher edu.
cation in the state.
The NEWS has always watched
with pride and rejoiced at the success
Of the University, but it believes a
boulder has been thrown across the
pathway for future success BY this
move of the chief executive. 1t de.
plores his action, not for any hearing
it may have on the Democratic party
Of the state, but for the bad effect il
will have on the University itself.
Run a church or state school under O
political head-gate ana you will soon
run 1t to waste.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-03-16

THE election in Michigan next
month will be awaited with interest
by the people of this neck-'o-the-
woods, as the lines are drawn taut on
the silver issue. The Democrats are
standing on a straighl-out free coin
age platform, and the Republicans,
as usual, are fighting silver, hammer
and tongs. If the action of the sill
YER producing states in supporting
the Republican party is taken serl-
ously, the people of Michigan may
lndorse the g. o. p. When Montana
indorses the goldbug party, It is
hardly reasonable to expect Michigan
to stand up for free coinage.-Butte
Miner.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-03-16
Democracy Eternal.

The Louisville Courier Journal.
which has been accused Of lukewarm-
ness toward Democracy, has this to
say:
"The principles Of Democracy have
survived men who masqueraded in
them before. They will always sur.
vlve error, ignorance and cowardice
on the part of any set of men who,
for the time being, may secure con.
troll Of the party organization. The
men who disowned and deserted
Democracy in congress are Of to-day.
Indeed, they are already Of yesterday.
Democracy is forever"
Good for the revival work done in
Mr.. Watterson's heart Now let him
stand by the right though the heav.
ems fall.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-03-16

IDAHO FALLS was justly entitled to
the agricultural college at the hands
of the legislature Because Of her
advantages for an institution of learn.
ing of that character, it was due
her and due the state that she should
have it, but it was not within the
moves on the board for her to get it.
1t was SO ordained and ordered at the
beginning of the present state admin
istration that she should not be thus
favored.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-03-16

IDAHO FALLS had very able body
Of lobbyists at Boise City most Of the
session of the legislature, and if Sen
ator Rounds was slow with his meas
ures they should have spu:red him to
quicker gait; if he could not catch
on to the successful methods of legis-
lation they should haye prompted him,
and # he was unfaithful to his con
stituency, they should have exposed
his treachery on the grounds and
openly and boldly to his colleagues.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-03-16

REPUBLICAN papers are making
much-a-do because Mr.. Bissell resign.
ed his cabinet position as Postmaster
General 1t has always been counted
a common thing for cabinet officers
to resign.
More than one-third of all the cabi.
net officers appointed by the Presi-
dents have resigned. Mr.. Bissell's
law practice is said to be worth more
than double his cabinet position, and
the biggest pile won him. That's all
to it.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-03-16
First Saving.

An employee of the Insane Asylum
has just returned from Moscow, North
Idaho, where he bad been sent for a
patient for that institution, under the
new law governing the transportation
u patients His expenses to Mos
COW and back with the patient on his
return, were S95.
Under the old law 1t cost s245 for
the sheriff, without guard, to bring
a patient from that town to Black
foot, 50 it will be seen there is a saw
ing in transportation Of $3.50 to the
state on the first patient from North
Idaho.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-03-16
IDAHo has had experience enough

IDAHO has had experience enough
in electing United States Senators BY
the legislatures to justify her in pass
ing law as unalterable as the laws
of the Modes and Persians never
again to elect that way. Give the
people an opportunity to elect and
1t will not require one-sixtleth Of the
time, nor will it interfere with needed
legislation.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-03-16

to make their comrades put much
faith in the sickness plea at that ex-
citing moment. Senator Hanrahan,
of Custer county, who was reported
sick at the last great battle for sena-
tor, will find the same trouble of ex-
planning that the sick soldiers did
when the battles were on.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-03-16

THE atmosphere of criticism at
Senator Brownies home in North
Idaho is flled with as much malaria,
miasma and deadly poison as the
coast of Central America in the
rainy season, No political quinine or
tonic will save the senator for another
term.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-03-16
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
The Rlrerside nllrh rnmnnn,

Location Of principal place o. business.
Blackfgut ilnhp
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT A
: meeting ~ the Directors held on the 9TH
day Of March l-l5 m assessment ~ 3syrtt III
cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock pf the corporation, payable April ilth.
lth, u the secretary. John VI Giyuus nf hia
once IN Biackto0t, Idaho Any stock upun
w.iich this assessment remains iIupaId ON mo
llth day ~ April, lNfi. will be- dclinquruI ana
advertised for sale ~ public auction. ana un,
less payment y made before. will be- sold on
the gJth day Of April. Isg5. b. nav Inc reIin'
qEcnt assessment together with tho Cpafa 81
advertising and expense ~ sale
JOHN W BtvENs, Secretary.
BaCkfOOt, Idaho, March SIN lsqj