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The Tncit Right to Run People Down.

The Tncit Right 10 Run People Down.
To the Editor Of The Evening Star:
The District Commissioners doubtless
meant well when they issued an order
making an exception in favor of postal
messengers to the rule requiring bicycles
TO carry lighted lamp at night. But
there is no sound reason for it. The regu-
lation referred to is a proper one, necessary
for the adequate protection Of pedestrians;
and, because a reckless or careless rider
happens to be for the time being in gov
ernment service he should not be entitled
to the equivalent of license to run down
foot passengers. A hurt from his wheel is
just as painful and as dangerous as one re-
ceived from wheel mounted by any other
person out on a business errand. or even
enc used by mere pleasure seeker.
A person who is naturally fool or reck-
less of the rights and comfort of others is
none the less so because he happens TO be
carrying bundle of letters Or IS going on
an official errand of any kind. On the
little more cockey and dangerous on that
very account. There is no hardship in
making all riders no matter what their
occupation or station in life conform to so
proper rule, and making exceptions in
favor of officials, whether of high or low
ucns which are Unrepublican in charac ter
and likely to be mischievous in tendency
There is no good reason for not making
all riders obey the rule in spirit and letter.
Indeed the Commissioners might well go
and really ought to go farther, and require
all vehicles, however propelled, to carry
lights when using the streets Of the city
after night-faIl.
JUST A PLAIN AMERICAN.
July %, 1895.
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THE COURTS.

Equity Court No. Judge Hagner.
Columbia National Bank agt Hewett:
James Brand allowed to become party
complainant. Brown agt. Pollard; injunc-
ton till further order granted. Virginia
State Insurance Company agt. Jameson;
injunction till final hearing ordered.
Houghton agt. May; A. r. l.. Leckie SUBJ
stituted as receiver. Cannon agt. Cannon:
rule on defendant returnabl July 27
granted. Columbia National Bank agt.
Hewett; ". W. Danenhower allowed to In
tervene.
Circuit Court No. Judge Hagner,
Winner agt. District Of Columbia; judg-
ment in certiorari.
Criminal Court No. 2-Judge Cole
United States agt Vim. Jones; larceny;
defendant arraigned; plea guilty; remand
ed for sentence.
Probate Court-Judge Cole.
Estate of Barbara Ofenstein; citation re-
turned served. Estate of Jas F. Hartigan
order of reference to Jno. A. Sweeney, ex-
aminer.
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These are pretty
much all days of reduc-
tion. Hardly a Depart
m7ent i'm the house but
sends a message of
money to be saved.
YOu can understand
how big the advantage
must be when such
qualities as this store
is famous for succumb
tothe spirit of progress
iyeness. And even If
the prices aren't cut
they are so fow origi=
nally that you must
feel that you are stand
ing i'm the presence of
great opportunities.
These White Goods
and Embroideries are
part of tine store-so
they have BEEN sub
ieCted to its influences.
Some exceedingly good
buying can be done
among them exceed
imgly cheap.
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wfmodaughsis will open its ahnhuai Ia"
Marty this eyering at its home, 132S stree
nerthwest. The principal feature of IT,
evening will be a paper by Mrs. Ruth c
ID Hayens. mandolin and guitar clu'
Will be in attendance, and there will !
many other attractions. The society
anxious to raise funds, in order to establi.
other opportunities for women similar
those so long provided at. nominal ra:
for young men. The classes have lar
and broader Iieid of usefulness which {.
can fill when new branches can be star,
without being obliged to make classes S
sustaining Dressmaking and other p9
tfcaf instruction, a gymnasium and b;
are hoped for in the future.
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Cars Will he Run Over the Entire
Ninth Street Electric Road

Cars Will BE Run Over the Entire
Ninth Street Electric Road,
The electrical equipment Of the 9th street
branch Of the Metropolitan Railroad Com
pany will be fully tested tonight after the
regular day schedule has been finished and
the horse cars have been returned 20 the,r
sheds A motor car VIII be sent over the
road shortly after midnight and will be
followed by train consisting Of a motor
and tratier. which viii be occupied BY Pres
ident Phillips. Engineer Connect, other
leading officials Of the company and q mum.
Der OF invited guests. The tests made last
week on that part Of the road lying along
the river front were 20 2satisfactory thaf
PRESIDENT Phillips and his associates are
sanguine OF the successful working OF thu
system throughout its entire length. There
VIII be further tests tomorrow night. md
the probabilities are that Wednesday wtli
see the horse cars removed from 9th street
ana the underground electric system In Der.
manent operation.
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W0n1en'S
Shirt Waists.
Cool, neat, comfortable
impossible to have too
many. Help multiply the
costumes. Splendid values
Theses

White India Iinon Waists. new lot at new
price. Fine quality: plated back and front; en-
nroidery trimmed collar; extra large sleeves. All
sizes. Old price, 75c. New price. soc.
Percale Waists-laundered collar and cuffs; yoke
back; full sleeves Vast variety of pretty patterns
Re,nced from 81 90 and 81 25 each Soc.
Lawn and Percale waists-laundered collar and
cu1s; yoke back; full sleeves; beautiful patterns
Reduced from SLIGO and 81 25 each to-. .15c
Percale and Chambray waists-laundered collar
and cuffs-some with detachable collars. Choice
styles. Reduced from 81 so each to......... 81 90
Madras Waists-laundered collar and cuffs. SPLEEN
did assortment of desirable patterns. An IDEAL
summer waist Reduced from SIS each to. 81 so
Embroidered Madras Waists-launlered collar and
cuffs. Full assortment of pretty patterns. Among
the very best goods produced this season, Reduced
Chambray Waists-pink blue, mais: tucked yoke i;
tucked Empire sleeves; trimmed with all.silk rib
. . .
u. }
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this 'fsaternity"-India Muiis-India
Linens = Persian Lawns Masalias,
Jones' Nainsooks and Cambrics-Plaid
aud Striped Nainsooks- -Tarlatans.
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An Artesian Well Ruined.

The artesian well at the Mid-valley col
liery was ruined by unknown persons
Thursday, who plugged it with stones and
iron. The we'll cost s., 900 to drive.
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of McPhee and good batting. The score:
Cincinnati 20 o 1 o 3 o o 1-6 8 6
Baltimore e o o o 4-10 10 8
Batteries-Duyer and Vaughn. Hofer and
Robinson.
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Wonnen's Summer
Underwear.
Five items i'm light weight
nm aterials a that make
homework seem foolish at
amy time-especiall at this
season..

CAMBRIC DRAWERS bands; deep hem;
cluster Of hne :, tasks: Per pair :2Se;
camhrc rulle around sleeves, neck and down front.
Eash M1siv ;:0wYsxoie Of n:srt;n. ard tucSs Ss
Hamburg neck and sleeves. Light and co0i.
Each ;.5e:
extra long full sleeves square neck. with insertion
and Iace-or circular yoke OF tucks and insertion;
full rrffie of Hamburg around yoke neck ard
CAMBRIA CHEMISE- square neck; front of open
work inserting and edge; embroidery around neck
and sleeves. Eoch. QUO
(2d floor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10th .st. bldS.)
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Reading Quiis.

READING. July 22.-Pres.dent Hanlon of
the State League is winding up the affairs
of the Reading club, 10 support which he
was unable to secure money or hackers.
The players, not having been paid, have
accepted ether offers, and most of them
will leave for other places tomorrow.
Evening star., 1895-07-22

MOSQUITO NETTING-s-4 White.
Black. Blue, Pink. Cardinal. Green and
Yellow-all sizes Of mesli-45c. a piece.
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Women's
Bathing Suits.
Two Very Special Values.

Black Mohnir .Bathing Suits, yoke front. full
bust and very full skirt All sizes Each 81 50
quality, trimmed with braid All sizes Now q. .95
l3d floor 18th st. bldg.)
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$1.25 To Baltimore and Re- $1.25
turn vim b. and O. K. z.

On all &. and o. trains, including 45-nlin-
ute flyers and all royal blue, line trains.
July 27 and %, good to return until 23th,
inclusive.
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PIoUES-all the hest kinds Of both
plain and fancy types.
Plain, Pink. Yellow. Light Blue,
Navy Blue ard Black-5Oc. yard.
A big variety OF novelties-2Oc. for
the coed ones-65c. for the best.
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Summer C0rsets.
Light and cool, shapely,
strong and aOw=Driced.

Summer Corsets of open net, extra long waist
double steel protector. Per pair. soc.
Summer Cce-.ts Of imported net-light and cool
.'R. CT. B."-Thompson's' Glove-dtting
Corsets-short, medium and long Per pair .O0
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Summer Goods i'm
Housefurnishing
Department.

We have eVeryfha1g you
need for summer house
keeping -labor=saving de-
vices and helps of all sorts
we've made the buy
Evening star., 1895-07-22

FANCY ORGANDIEs- Sheer plaid and
Zoe. ard 22c. to 10c. and 1211c. yard.
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The Valkyrie.

GLASGOW, July 22.-The sailing of VAL
kyrie III for New York has been post
poned until Wednesday next. She has been
locked and her hull is being cleaned. She
will leave for Gourock bay on Wednesday
morning. where her compasses will be ad-
justed preparatory to starting on her trans
atlantic trip
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LINEN BATISTE-32 fnches-Pure
Linen Grass Cloth-5Oc q yard
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FRENCH NAINsOoKS-no better for
the prices-Joc., G21sc., 75c. and 81 a
yard
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COLORED DOTTED SwISSES-4Oc.,
5Oc and 6214c. yard.
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GAMES Yesterday.

Washington lost yesterdays game
through the heavy batting of the Browns,
who made twentsy-ope hits OF MERGERS de-
livery. A new man was played at short in
the shape Of an amateur by the name Of
Woehrling. He acquitted himself very
creditably. Ehret was taken out Of the
box when the Senators began to bat him
and Kissinger was substituted. The score:
St. Louis. ..5 2 0 0 o 0 0 lie q 2
Wash gton 2 o 3 o 0-8 10 5
Batteries-Mercer and Mcclure, Ehret.
Kissinger and Miller.
Chicago lost twelve-inning game on ac-
count OF errors at critical periods. The
Chicago .......ooeQoo1o1ooo-2 8
Brooklyn 10 D O20O2+ 8 l
Batteries-Terry and Donahue, Stein and
Grim.
Louisville won a close game from Cleve-
land on account of the latter's going to
pieces in the sixth. The score:
Louisville IL o x@S 2
Cleveland 30 o 0 2 0 0 0-S 3 3
Batteries-Inks and Warner. Kneu and
Ziminer
Baltimore won in the ninth on an error
Evening star., 1895-07-22
We Were
Never so Well
Equipped

To meet any demand that
might be made of us i'm the
way Of Wearing Apparel
or amy contrivanc ce
known that will Tighten
home work and add to your
comfort and pleasure. We
invite attention to induce
ments unsurpa ssed, if
equaled, anywhere i'm vast
assortments of summer
merchandise, i'm attractive
bargain prices ON many
goods and i'm constantly inn
proving service of our pa
irons.
New Books.
III HUNG CHANG" The Ameer Public Men
OF Today series Now ready Cloth, 12mo.. 81 90
HER MAJESTY, by Eliza X. Tompkins. Pa
per ....-......-...-.. toc.
Easement .lltn II. bldg.)
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KENTUCKY TOw-32 inches wfde-the
fashionable kind-5Oc. yard.
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Books.

Mems Summer
Furnishings.
Four lGlcomn10mly good
values-qualities far better
than same prices usually
buy.
Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers. The regular 35c
Duck Vests. stripes, Polka spots, figures, etc.
From one of the most artistic designers Of mems
Half Hose. special so dozen lot Of Fast Black
Dropstitch Hall Hose. The regular 25c. quality
Half Hose in gray. slate and tan cotton Full
regular. The usual 19c. quality. palrs for CSC.
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SWISS MUSLINS-melium and small
dts and figures-25c.. SOC, 35c., 37hc.,
40c., Soc. 55c.. 6Oc.. CSC. and 75c.
yard.
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White Goods.

INDIA DIMITIES-the real imported
81 inches w;de-and the best quality 10
be had for 25c.-now l5c. yard
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SAVED By RAIN.

Premature EcndinE' OF the Gasae Be-
tween the b. of e. md W. l.. I.
Rain was the only thing that prevented
the pride of the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing from receiving a setback in Sat-
urdays game with the Washington Light
Infantry. The soldier boys had no trouble
at all In hitting Joe Bernard's curves and
they had eleven runs to their credit when
the game was called. The bureau lads
had bad case of rattles, and it Is dollars
to doughnuts that the W. L. 1. would have
administered their first defeat Of the sea-
son. After the first half of the third in
ming had been played, the rain began to fall
in torrents, ard Umpire Belts called the
players in from the field. Although there
was plenty Of sawdust on the ground the
groundkeeper seemed to desire that the
game should not go on, and as none Of
the needfuI commodity was forthcoming.
Mr. Belts was forced to call the game.
The double umpire system was worked to
perfection with Mr.. Belts and Mr.. Sneeden.
Both gave their decisions in a manner en-
tirely satisfactory and eminently fair. The
second game of the series will be played
tomorrow between the District Commis-
sioners and the Army ard Navy, game be-
ing called at A:45
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PERSIAN LAWNs-iook at these prices
-20e.. 25c.. 37hc. and SOC. Those are
the now" price,
Evening star., 1895-07-22

OMAHA, Neh., July 22-The Omaha base
ball club played its last game Sunday. and
today will play at Des Moines as the Den
yer club. The transfer has. been formally
closed.
Evening star., 1895-07-22

WHITE INDIA DIaIITIEs SO inches
wide-sheer and ine-with THY and
larger stripes-now sc. a yard.
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PURE LINEN LAwNs-24 inches wide
figured and striped-now Zoe. a yard.
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AMONG THE BALL PLAYERS.
Washington Loses Three Straight tG
St. LOuis-Other League Games.

Washington lost Saturdays game through
Inability to hit Breitenstein. The score:
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-04-06
Ice cream at Bird Citizens tomorrow
SUDDENLY sUMMONED.
John DriscoII Found Dead In Bed Earl
Monday Morsing.

John DriscolI Found Dead In Bed Early
Monday Morsing.
John Driscoll Familiarity known as "Sil-
yer jack" died at j. b. Belanger's
boarding house early Monday morning,
aged Az years.
Deceased had been employed by the
EAnse Lumber COMPANY In one Of their
camps durisg the winter, and arrived in
town about two weeks ago. He COM
planned of not feeling well, and symp-
toms showed that he had an attack Of
la grippe. He was confined to
his bed Tor several days pre-
visus to his death, but Sun
day evening he stated that he felt much
better and thought he would be able to
leave his room the next morning. About
8 o'clock Monday morning Mr.. BslanGet's
sou went to Mr.. Driscoll's reom, and
found that he was dead. evidently hav-
Ing expired about an hour previous.
g. K. Driscoll, Of Saginaw, brother Of
the deceased, was notified, aud arrived
in the city Tuesday. The !uHeral took
place from st. Joseph's church Wednss-
day morning at 10 O'Clock, the services
being conducted by Rev. Father Joisten,
with high mass, and the interim ment took
place In the Catholic cemetery. The
pail bsarers were Joseph Bsrdin, K.
Fisher, Themas Dsnsnore, Das AcDen-
aid, Michael Murphy and Archie Barn
hard.
Mr.. Driscoll desires to sincerely thank
Mr.. asd Mrs. Belapgsr and ell those
who so kindly aided during the sickness
and death Of his brother.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-04-06
PENINSULA POINTERS.

During fire ut Escanaba last week
John EngsbredsoD received injuries frem
which he died In about three hours.
A tournament OF the Upper Peninsula
Fireman will be held at IshPeming
August 7th, Sth and 9th. 1t promises to
be great event.
The Eureka miHe al Ramsay closed
down Thursday, throwing Que hundred
men out Of employment. 1t is caused
by oar playing out.
Peter Goryntyslcz. Of Houghton, aged
for,y-three, was instantly killed by fall
Ing rock in No. shaft of the Tamarack.
He leaves wife and seven children In
poor circumstances.
John Ii. Jacobs was elected mayer of
Marquette Monday by a majority of 3s1
over William II. Green. The city went
strongly Republican on the state ticket,
as did also lshpemins and Negaunee.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-04-06
PERSONAL.

w. B. Smith was at ueughton Tues
day.
Joseph Cohl, of Baraga, was in town
Tuesday.
Z. Z. Tuck was at the copper country
part Of the week.
Henry Crocker was Houghton visi-
tor Tuesday.
y. 5. Randell, of Chicago. spent Sur-
day in the city.
II. ID. Schall, OF Chicago, was in town
Monday.
5. l.. Allen, OF Houghton, was vlsi-
tor Monday.
a, Scho6eld, of Saginaw, was in town
Monday.
X. q. Quinn, of Negauuee, was visl-
tor Tuesday.
7. IL. Begole, of Marquette, was in
yesterday.
Miss Lillian Thomas is confined to her
room with neuralgia.
Miss Mary Wallace has been III with
the grip the past week.
c. A. Colstrom, of Skauee. was In the
city Wednesday.
DR.. Walker, of Cham pien, is the guest
Of DR.. j. G. Turner.
w. e. Tyler. of the Z. NJ. & st. Paul,
was in the city Tuesday.
T. j. Golden, of Rochester, N. Y. was
In the city Tuesday.
Attorney p. II. McKernas was at the
copper country part OF the week.
tCounty Clerk q. q. Beehlsr spent San
day IN Calumet the guest Of Mr.. II. c.
9lsk.
EC. E. Driscoll. Of Saginaw, was ia the
city part Of tho week, called here by the
death of his brother John.
q. w. Hihbard. the genial passenger
agent OF the d.. 5. s. u A. road, passed
through here Wednesday, en- his way
home from the copper country.
Dan Burns and G.Frank left fer Seattle
Thursday where they intend to locate.
Their many friends wish them success
is their tar away home.
W. b. Smith left Thursday to resume
bis course st Albion College. He was
accompanied to Chicago by his mother
Mr.. J. Is. Smith. and sister, Miss
Mamie. They will return the first OF
the week.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-04-06
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
tOficial.l

At the regular meeting of the common
couEcil of the village OF L'Anse, held
April 4th. A. d.. 1895, at o'clock p. m,
there were present.:
j. G. Turner, president; Trustees
Smith. Trudeau, McKernau, Seifert.
Wallace and Shields,
On motion, j. b. Smith acted as clerk
pro TEN.
The minutes Of the preceding meeting
were read and approved.
The communications from Protection
Hose Co. No. were read-setting forth
the mem oers in good standing-the re-
quest of an appropriation of $500, for
services OF q secreatry the past year; a
resolution Of thanks for the recent ap-
preparation by the council OF S100af for
services rendered; and the list of newly
elected officers as fellows:
Chief, August McDge; foreman, John
II. Hid; first assistant foreman, 2.
Sands, Jr.; second assistant foreman, Il.
Fitzpatrick
On motion, tho various communca-
tons as read were received and ordered
placed on file. The list OF officers as
stated therein were approved, and the
clerk instructed to draw an order for
SIS, as requested.
The following resolution was present.
ed, read and adopted by yeas and nays
as follows:
Yeas-Smith, Trudeau, McKernan,
Wallace and Shields.
Nay-Sefert
WHEREAS, at a former meeting of the
common council OF the village of L'Anse,
held in the council chamber March l4th,
"A. d., 1895, the result OF the inspectors
- 4. al l.lI y 81,
A. D., 1895. declaring Mahlon Mauger
elected clerk was duly adopted. and
WHEREAS, by recount OF the ballots
cast at said election. held iu the manner
prescribed by law, in tho office of the
honorable judge OF probate, March 2sth,
A. D., 1s05. "a certified copy OF the pro-
ceedings and determination of which is
presented herewith, showing Louis j.
Shepard elected To the office. Of clerk.
Therefore be 1t
Res0iUcd, By the common council OF
the village OF l., Anse, that the said Louis
j. Shepard be and is hereby declared
elected 10 the Office OF clerk Of said vii
lage.
The following bills were presented and
allowed:
A. Buldy, extinguishng fire -. ,........... sI.oo
7. Deschaine, street labor .... ..,'...-.,.. 3o2
]. Rowlands, u day street labor ,..... .sS
N. st. Auge, Il day street labor So. .sS
p. Beauden, y day street labor. sS
AT the petition OF GEORGE Z. Jackman
verbally made, setting forth the
usage Of the water motor in THE
SENTINEL office. and the amount OF water
used. IL was unanimously adopted 10 re-
duce the water rate 0n THE SENTINEL
office from $500 as now charged, TO the,
SUN OF $3.50 per annnm.
The L'ANsE SENTINEL was give, tho
contract to publish tho proceedings OF
the meetings of the common council for
the ensuing year AZ cost OF $500 per
annum, which was unanimously con-
Cured in.
On motion adjourned to Monday even
ing, April Sth, A. D., 1895.
j. B. SMITH,
Clerk, pro TEN.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-04-06

School Inspector--James Nc Mahon, 176.
School Trustee-Hugh Nesbitt, 2lo.
Commissioner OF highways-Daniel
Mcmillan.
Justice OF the Peace, full term-T. H..
McGrath. Ire.
Oyerseer of Highways, district No. e
Daniel Lawler, l99.
Oyerseer Of highways, district No. g.
l.. w. GlddiDgs, 1893.
Oyerseer of highways, district No. A.
John Falk, 1ss.
Constables-Joseph Girard, 207: Frank
Newton, 1893; William Field, 200; Henry
II. HOLSTER, 200;
TAXPAYERS TICKET.
Supsrvisor--J. Z. st. GERMAN, 100.
Clerk Z. E Cameron, 1877.
Treasurer--N. A. Carlson, 10S.
Member board Of review, two years
Simon Denomie. 112.
School Inspector John Fnnke, l25.
School trustee--E. u. Ormsby, 102.
Commissioner OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Chosa.
Jastice of the Peace, full! term-Wm.
Hugo, 1873.
oyerseer of highways, district No. /
Peter Nilsson.
Oyerseer OF highways, district No. p
Martin Kelsey. 10.
Oyerseer OF highways, district No. 81
Joseph Relairo, 81.
Overscer of highways, district No. A.
Charles Kunick, 100.
Constabiss-John Alexander, i0S;
Jam,s Culet. 40; Gust &ord, l07; j. j.,
McNilliams, l09.
STATE TICKET.
Justice OF the supreme court-Moore.
Rep, l0i; McGrath. Dem, l72; Taylor.
Poop, 5; Walker. Pro-. l2.
Regent OF the versity-Butterfeld
Rep. 102: Hackley, Rep. l02; Pailthors,
Dem. l16; Brooks, Dem. 176; Smith.
Peep 5: Bowers. Poop, 5; Cheeyer, Pro-.
II: Reed, Pro-, II
COUNTY TICKET.
County School ommissioner-Tuck,
Rep, A.; McKanna, Dem, 963.
Amendment relative te the salaries of
state cfllcers-.'yes, a.; mo" 27
sKANEE TOWNSHIP.
The following candidates were elected
by good majorities: Supervisor, Walfred
Beer; clerk, Charles I'll. Anderson:
treasurer, Peter G.. Westrom; highway
commissioner, Peter Rehn; school in
spector, Wafred Been; member roard
Of education, Mrs. Peter Rein; member
board Of review, Alex Rylander; justice
of the peace, Charles j. Sundberg; over
seer OF highways, district No. 1, Peter
Newman; overseer OF highways, district
No. 2, Ole Fossum; constaoess John
Gustafsou, August Ohmon, John A.
Brotth. Alfred Peterson.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-04-06
Officers Elected.

At the meeting OF the Protection Hose
Co. No. |. Tuesday evening the following
named gentlemen we're elected officers
for the ensuing year:
Chief-A. Menge.
First assistant fereman-P. Sands. Jr.
Second assistent foreman-Thos. Fitz-
patrick.
Presideat-W. L. Menge.
Vice-prssident-D. g. Shea.
Secrstary-J. g. Sterk
Treasurer-A Mcnge.