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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-06-06
DALLAS TO GET 1T.
ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR TIE
BIG FIGHT
Corbett and FitzstmsnonS ana Their
Baekers Meet i'm Conference in
New York.

New York, June 4.-nan Stuart, If
Dallas TEXTS, i here il d represent
ative Of a syndicate Of Dallas men and
fortified with certified checks for SAL
O00 te make arrangements to have ne
proposed FitzSiunnonS fight
pulled of in Dallas. Suweart said % a
representative of the associated
press taat the tight could be
held there without viola ting any stat
ute
Fitzsimmons. Joe Vendig and Dan Stew
art called on Lawyer Friend in the even
ing and discussed the big mill They
all agreed that everything looked promis
ing for the meeting between Corbett and
Fitzsimmons. Lawyer Friend said that
he was quite satisfied with the guarantees
and the thing would 20 through. The Cor
bett end ~ il. according to Manager Brady.
is also satisfied with the guarantees given
by the Texas man. Later hackers af the
pugilisis came together and repeated after
n conference that they were confident that
the fight would be pulled off In the latter
part ut October at Dallas.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-06-06
SP OoNER AT VlRooUA.
GIFTED SENATOR At THE
RUSk MONUMENT.
Tells of the Life and Achievements OF
one Of Wisc0nsins Greatest Men
III Public Life.

Niroqua, WIS. June i.-Giti2ens
from al over the state gathered here
to honor the memory Of Jeremiah Me
Lain Rusk. memorial day being chosen
for the dedication Of his monument.
over a thousand persons came on spe-
cial trains from Milwaukee AMI Madi-
son, all tie state officials being pres
emit Despite the fact thar steady
rain fell all day au Immense crowd
came from the country and small
towns. The storm however. pre-
vented the carrying out Of the original
program aud ex-senator SP99ner, we
orator ~ the day, was compelled ~
speak III a hall Ills speech. in part,
was as follow
Born upon a farm in Ohio slxy-
tive years ago. the death of Jeremiah
Rusk's father put upon him while still
boy I'll large part ths responsible
Ties ~ man Duty VI tie widowed
mother whom lie teuderly loved, made
OF him a t1iler from the beginning
There was Hg1e 81 school Tor hin but
the school of hardship, lie wrought
upon tile farm. welding fhe ak and
following tte furrow lie vac noted
an d young nan M all the region
round f9r Its splendid physique, bis
greet strength. his willingness % turn
his hand % airy honorable employ
ment aud his absolute free lon from
every alnt IL dissipation lie laid
during those years, which f-om TIL
luxurious standpoint W this day might
be regarded a. harsh aud calamitous
the strong foundation Of vitality, 81
hapefulness. u courage and d self
reliance upon which was builded IN ~
ter Years ibe splendid STRUCTURE NJ 2
gren life, which won the admiration
and respr af iAe whole people.
with hluI patriotism vas q passion
lie loved tie tag with idJla1faEs lo'e
80 him wherever lt aoate1 Il was eio-
qnent L WAS Che speaking emblem
III Iha1r afd eood government Hf
trusted aa lah Fa9 dii n8f lare n.
every stare Aas .ts sseHs and abb
patriotic men 81 Tie public service
The country will not te wanting i.
them IA tie future. tgi Jeremiah NJ.
Rlsk We iii q tgra II tlits day
Bmgnc 1na picturesque Ifa Nas n
tAe Lincoln aria Jackson fypel horn n
thp environment 81 tae pioneer. com
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-06-06
GRAIN IL LOW CONDITION.
Orange Judd Farmer Estimates 4
Great Loss FOR May.

Chicago. June 4-The June crop re.
port of the Orange Judd Farmer, pub
llshed this week based on date ap to
May n, makes the average condition
of winter wheat 71.5 or II points short
OF last month, the heaviest drop in
condition ever recorded in 4 single
month. Condition is high ON the Pa
citic COAST. but in Ohio, Michigan, In
diana Illinois, Missouri ana Kansas.
the average Il only I'll.
According to the report. THE total
crop in the six states named viii but
little more than furnish bread and
seed required within their own
borders, while the total winter wheat
crop this year, including the large pro.
ductl0n Of the Faciiic coast. win not
make enough 10 more than fur1ish
bread alone for the people in the win
ter wheat states east Of the Rocky
mountains.
The acreage of oats is reported at
.a,9l2.00 or rs per cent, larger than
last year. The condition Is 81, Tile
lowest ever reported Tor June
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-06-06
AUDIENCE WITH THE POPE.
Cardinal. GIBBONS TALKS Fol;
NJ MINUTES.
says Tie Pontif1 l. Still Meataii.
strong and His Memory II
nimpaired

Iiome. June 4.-t'ardinal Gibbons
had Il private audience lasting forty
minutes vita the pope, Upon emerg
ing from his audience a representative
of the associated press had an inter
view with the cardinal The latter said
that he had not seen the pope since
1856. and was surprised al his
excellent health The cardinal said that
he was ast0ntshed at the mental yiyacity
Of the pope who, IN spite Of his age, has
the strength of his intellect unimpaired.
He said: He showed surprising freshness
Of memory, recalling even the small details
Of religious, social and seholarlic matters
concerning the United States and es
pecialiy the diocese In Baltimore" Car
dlraI Gibbons would not talk about ques-
tions discussed during his audience with
the pope
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-06-06
FAIR CYCLISTS.
Many Maidens lib Washington Enjoy
the Exercise.

Washington, May 31.-1he Misses
Briee are practicing the art Of cycle
riding and they contemplate Trip
abroad. They have Planned q travel
over France with some other friends
in this way. The Misses Boardman,
nieces OF the late William Walter
Phelps, are advocates u this kind OF
exercise and may possibly Join the
Misses Briee on tie continent Miss
Rachel. the daughter IL Senator Cam
erou. i called one Of tie most grace
fut riders. She IS beautiful aud IN
yar.aby attracts attention With her
Partisan suit, made especially for TIE
wheel. The daughters of General
Rochester are accomplished riders and
u IA Miss Kate Deerlng daughter q
the late payuwster Decrins, Y :. =.
Mss Ccsda Smisa IS another Of The
Unknown society girls who are FREE
quently seen upon a wheel Among
the married women are Mrs. =. I.
Morgan; Mrs Irux,nn Eeale who NJ ~
Harriet Blaine, ara sIrs. Montgomery
BAR. who, AZ everyone remembers,
was Edith Draper. are also riders.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-06-06

p-..if,rd. Pa. June 4.-The woods
.M orusby arr on tire aud 4 num-
u# rigs nave been destroyed.
..4-,nVu.eatlons have been cut OF.
-..,re also reported along the y. y,
r.N ~. railway as. far as Ale
ON the Buffalo. Rochester X
s.,.l-- road, at Dent. the property
ruary onH i threatened. GH rigs
M-.u1a tina section are burned. IS
.r milhan> ii feet of Standing
f, me most fear is felt at
a.-7.0 .-fbrd run where 1000 pounds II
!. .-. eyteerfne Is stored. Coon Run, Il
.atII settlement ten miles south If the
aa,d,. has been wiped of the face
YIN, earru hy the DANES. The peo-
i. -a He for their lives and great
eueut prevailed. The lire came
j. suddenly that many women and
dre1 we're ranic-stricken and lad
{. a.. carried u places OF safety.
Passengers vino arrived here over
p- Stqlrg \ Western road says
l woods for ten miles ln the al
lire a roaring mass Of flames.
M. .5u,inttor $ays that people on oil
-s..> are ieelns for safety. bur the
spreads - quickly taat he can
,a. hw All Of them can he saved.
as reported orly several oil
p1alusrS are missing.
--wilionp message al ~ o'clock
O.elue> fIem kuappS Greek says
r .l. asses OF MeSsrs Burns, Rus
,sl n Curtis have Deen lire swept aud
y r-S destroyed, Several dwelling
s,.> were burned ana should any
.t arsa during the night II is likely
+, carry tbe flames u Knapps Greek
.gi destroy the town knappS Greek
/, .,.tp.a Midway on the mountain be
ve-u Bradford and Orleanes ana has
8 tagMiati6n If LOCO.
Naap. Ea.. June The forests have
saa wa tire since saturday AMI all
ro .1erk the flames have proved
awaiting. Yesterday afternoon the
-a spread 10 West Kane. the heat be-
b. Intense thar the fighters We're
sraa back AM the people began u
ta.,rt taer houses for places IF safe
Eary spring i dried NJ and the
ss IS at lie mercy OF the flames.
n-a j, now raging in the oil aeid
ash las burned oil we'll rigs owned by
,.f5th eamsMpy. The Union OH
HrHy lost SIX rl-s and three tanks
james Camnhell's Saw-mill and
ysf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-06-06
TO PAY IN SPECIE
CHlI1 RETURNS TO 4 GOLD
STANDARD.
AFTER SEVENTEEN YEARS
The Minister ef rintnS Appears
Highly Elatedi The Resumptio ~
Promises Some Interesting Les SONS
ia the Coinage Problem Govern
ment Orders Coinage stopped,

Washington, June Don Cana, the
Chilian minister, has received the fol-
lowing cablegram from the minister nj
Santiago: lit is very gratifying to me
T. Inform y1u that after seventeen
years regime Of paper money, Chill
has returned with satisfaction lnd con-
tidelne 10 gold standard. Tho law is
iii force
Tie resumption az specie payments
10y Call, which occurred last saturday,
promises 10 furnish some interesting
lessons on The coinage legislation. Re
ports from there state that the govern
menl j. trying to fami',asze the peJpl.
with the rev forms of silver aud gold
Dy getting our a preliminary Issue
Fhese are equally exchanged for The
old paper money. but IS SOM As the
novelty Is Worn of, the people VIII be
glad 10 20 back 10 the more convenient
form Of paper money. Another em5lr-
rassEent occurred when the govern
ment found coin being exported in
great quantities. Tile new specie pay
meny Law fixed the ratio between the
metals II TO |, while taa; N the Lon.
don market AT tae present time is
abou, 81 20 l. As a result Of this diff
ference gold bullion began 10 flow out
If Chill at an alarming rate. silver
coins Mere als9 reported
The government has now ordered
It's minis TO stop further coinage ana It
win be interesting 70 learn what the
result rill he Of this lates; step.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-06-06
ARMY REGULATIONS REVISED


Washington, June / Under ;he SUI
perylsiou Of Assistant Secretary Doe,
the Formidable task Of Il rev sion ~
the regulations IF the United SiaTes
army has just been brought - close
ana as soon aS me rinai proofs aaye
passed the scrutiny II the bureau Of
chiefs tie volume Win be printed aud
distributed 70 the army. The changes
have been numerous, and, while they
have been generally directed q a stint
piincation of Tie style ana tie removal
ot amhig.rifies. in some instances inn
portant amendments have been made.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-06-06
CoRDAGE COMPANY FAILS.
Receivers Are Appointed by the United
States Circuit Judge.

Boston, June 4.-ln the United
States court, Judge Cole appointed
John l. Waterbury. II MorIf y.
j.. and William +. strong, of Str1ng
\ Cadwalader. a. receive rs Of the
United States Cordage company, on pc
tiuon Of Il. Rollins Morse Of tbs
city, A. representative Of the credit
0rs. II las been known for some me
thar the company VAS lp tina1eill
difficulties ANA the appointment # REL
Ceiyers was not expected. 80 STATE.
laeaf Of The condition of the company
IL ohiainahle AT present.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-06-06
TIE MARKETS.
Late Quotations in Live Stock and
Provisions

Chicago. June 4-wheat unsettled; June
4 IS IuIy : Is Corn Lower; June l,Ine
~ SO: July. ~ i-Sc Rye 65c Barley
52c, Flax. IA II Timothy, 300
PORK steady: July 12G0 Lard lower.
July. 6.6I IL; Sept. 6s7 II Short ribs
Hogs: Receipts. 3s.ooo: market &c higher;
light. 42565.3o; mixed, 4.00G4.70; heavy.
4.}5G4T5. Cattle: Receipts, 1900: hest
steady: others weak: steers 2.I5nt60a.
St0ckers and feeders. .5Ai4 D. cows, 10
"A ~; TeyanS,2 4om5oo sheep. Receipts,
5000: market Zoe higher,
Milwaukee. Jrne Wheat lower; No.
. spring * 1-2c: July. s0c Corn lower
and dull: No. 8 Gle. Oats lower; No. ?
white. 81 5-se, Barley. Is lie Rye. &C.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-06-06
FEARFUL CONFEDERATION AT
HAMBURG.

Hamburg, June Five Of the Bre-
men Petroleum company's tanks here
are burned. and large fire still RACES
and covers an enormous extent Of
ground. Thousands of barrels OF
petroleum, in addition to five tanks
Of the Bremen Trading company, are
destroyed. All available fire engines
and whole battalion are trying to
auench the conhagrntion. The town Is
on the south bank Of the Elbe, about
six miles south ef Hamburg.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-06-06
4 CONFLICT WITH BLooME8s.
Grand Rapids Policeman Injured by
Fair Bicyclst

Grand Rapids, Mich, June / The
next time Parrolman Warren SECS 4
woman iii blooms a~nide a
bicycle he will ,.ixe her
the right of way and not attempt 10 cross
her path. While eross,ug Canal street. he
noticed woman In masculine sarb wheel
ing down the road at screening pace
He thought he could cross in front II her
wheel. hut miscalculated the distance and
he aud the wheel ana the bluomers met
together He was knocked down and lost
several teeth. besides having his Uniform
torn and bedraggied with mud. The wo.
man with the boomers also had hard
fail, bur the woman wasn't hurt a bit
sShe remOunted her wheel and. giving the
PROSTATE officer spiteful glance, NUT
tered: Next time youll have sense
enough 10 keep out Of the way With
this she sped away aud was soon lost In
the darkness
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-06-06
BREAKS TIE RECORD

chicago, June i Tie SWEET ring
temperature III THIS city CONTINUES flle
government thernl meter registered -
at IA ol 4, N4.ei l. the siiesf
record arer reached 81 Ais oitE t1r
tha aatr A eael hfee1e alleyiatel
tile suffering frgfs ne hiistauag feEa.
peFasurr % some extent, hlt pres 81.
tioas 8efe numerous
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-06-06

iag ont fran among What Mr.. Lincoln
WIS wort y can the plain people
set.taughr maSierf'll genuine. acc1m-
pllsh!n- - muce FOR the public good
without adventi,ious aids.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-06-06
WANT CURRENCY REFORM.

Topeka. juno IA q Shfnn. 81 ottawa,
vice president for Kansas Of the American
Bi-metaiie league, has issued a call for
"a conference III Kansas free silver men
TO be held n Topeka, Tuesday. June is II
IS expected this conference viii, among
other things discuss the advisability IF
forming a distinctly CURRENCY reform
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-06-06
LOTS " PAVING AHEAD.

Indianapoiis. June 4-The Paving assoc
citation hss gathered statistics from 300
cities Of more than go population which
show that more public NpFk viii DC done
during the summer 0f lsa5. than ever be-
fore; the expenditures f0F paving. sewer.
age. Raterw@rks ana bridges approximate
ing s9a a0D.nNp While last year Tess than
One-fourfh ~ this amount WIS expended
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-06-06

\ Russian cycling paper reports hat
Couns Leo ToiSfoi has become an en-
thusiasuc bicytliSt, and joined the
Moscow Cycling club. lie rides for IN
hour every day, accompanied by some
members ~ his family. who are keen
cyclists tpo. rolsto is said ~ have
Iearnei the art III very short Time.
His age Is a.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-06-06

New York JaHr 4-Judgc Townsend, III
tile United states circuit court iN the case
5.j<iou M favor ~ the government. holding
fhat cut diamonds are dutiahle ar - per
cont. under the last tariff act The de-
cision is OF considerable Importance % the
treasury.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-06-06
ALrGELD TALKING AGAIN.

Springfield. Iii. Tune i-Gov John P
AItgeld Is of the belief that the Supreme
coart has established q dangerous pre-
ccdent Ill femaniing Eugene N. Dchs aa1
hs friends l0 iail He expressed himself
in yery eaustic manner regarding tie d.
cisiou and accuses the court ~ trampilHE
co the rights " tho people and Of being
the faa# ~ the MONOPOLY tie gives his
views for publication ia signed artieie
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-06-06

Nile. Rosa Bonhem's first salon
medal. won ia ISIS. marked the apen.
lng Of the gate, ID yeritable army II
her countrywomeu. There are talar
in Paris several hundred lady artists
whose work is admitted 10 the salons
and who carry OF a respectable share
If the prizes offered there.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-06-06
NEW TELEPHONE SYSTEM.
Standard Company Puts In New
Line al Tomahawk.

Tomahawk. Wis. June 4.-The STANDARD
feephonc company has just completed
telephone system Id this city. The com.
IL the first II the celebrated French system
now in use iii the state nv this system
person can stand from the phone twenty
fftg phones have been subscribed for IN
this city.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-06-06
LAND CASES DECIDED.
senator Villas Represents the Winding
Side.

Washington. limo ! Tile eas., of
the WISCONSIN Central Hallway COM
pany against W o. l'orsythe ana Hel
ry T. Spe1 cor, plaintiffs in error,
against Alexander Mcib9usall. We're
decided 10y the United States supreme
court Each case involved a quarter
section II land. This case hinged up-
On the construction Of tw1 a,iS 81 con
greSs making land grants u Wise n
sin. Senator Villas represented the
victor in beta Of these cases,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-06-06
NJ L. STONE SPOKEN OF.
Rumor Regarding the Success N n
Secretary Gresham.

Chicago. June 4.-rhc Times Herald's
Washington correspondent sends the fol
lowing: "A most interesting rumor con-
corning the vacancy in the state depart
lneut Il IA circulation herp. Ii Is believed
IA haze originated i'll Chicago ard II -
the effect that President Cleveland IL com
-iaeriDg thp appointment III Melville III
stone as Mr. GreSham's successor
SIR Stone q, manager or the associated
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-06-06

Ex-Governor Peter II. Burnett, Of
California left IN 4, ate yaiuri at
S6o.un principally in government
bonds. II il stated that 5000 ms
been given for charitable purposes Tie
distribution being lett Ia Archbishop
Riordan.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-06-06

Milwaukee Sentinel:-Over 6S,0O) per-
sons attended the SIX national league
baseball games Oh che afternoon Ut
Derogntion day Evidently the game
is still III its prime
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-06-06
AN ACTRESS TIRED or LEE
Nabie BeLson Below. at one flale
Well Known ii Englant

Chicago. III. Mas 81 Mable Beas5n
Beliew, al one time weli-known ~
EngiaaI as au actress lni aulh1fSass,
attempted to commit suicide tonight at
Ips S8afB Jefferson street. by eiltNns
her throat WITH / razor Sae wac
taken = tie county hospital where
physicians say size cannot recover
Mss Rellew plaSs leading parts =
sueh great aetors al Iharles Dillon
N.i-5a barrett. tisstagus brooke,
Harry sulliraH. FORREST movies aiil
OILERS. DaSpomaea5 Has tie cause.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-06-06
GROVER TRUCK ARRIVES

HUgzaras Ia. Mass. JHae tfl tbe
baggage 81 President CieFeiand- family
arr8FeI al GraF Gables accompanied NE
most II the servants The president $
horses also arr aea
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-06-06
POINTEDLY PUT.

New York Recorder.-Chicago might
as we'll pass an ordinance against the
flowers a. against the boomers.
Either would be as effective as King
Knute's injunction on the tide, or tie
pope's bun against the comet
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-06-06
LANES LAP UP OIL
man LOSS ot PROPERTY IN
PENNSYLVANIA.
D,Igs OF WOODS BURNING

.s.,o.ire RES throughout the Brad
trt -, ZION Destroyed--lnme1se
...-s III Nitro 1ilyrerine iii Danger
people Flee for Their Liyes--sone
H.. CauEltt-Ciiies Wiped Out
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-06-06
sIlEnoY11AN STRIFE orr

sheAaFean Wis TgHe 4-THe ssffka Ell
faf0fg opnrat NJ at tAi- riaae ls qtleiaIlF
declared ID
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-06-06

Chicago Chronicle: The only man
wins does mol leallze the humor +
Charl cey M DepeYs aspirations vi
the presidency Il Mr.. DepeW himself
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-06-06

Tie Archduke Franz Ferdinand heir
presnmptve ~ Tie Austrian throne,
who rerenuy returned from trip
aro0 = Tie world. has given MS Larry
10 the public nj the request If many
OF his subjects
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-06-06

Warrants were drawn for the sup
port Of the states seven penal ana re
formatory institutions for Last month
as follows; state hospital for ne In
sane. Sg.03i.S5; Northern hospital FOR
the insane S11,09950, school Tor the
deaf, S3.sl52l; school for the blind,
S2,saJ.76; industrial school for boys,
S4.S;is.0l: state prison, Slo,Sl9as;
state public school S3.O3032 Total,
$40, 1876,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-06-06

Chicago Time Herald: The prize
for winning Of chsagu's now world
famous road race Is worthy The esteem
Of any athlete, Blt the token isn't
WORTH brass farlen Ii 4 be tainted
with fraud or tle suspicion VI craud
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-06-06
HOT AIR AND WATER
THE CAUSES OF PEupLE,S rRou.
Bl.ES ELSEWHERE.
NEW YORK BADLY BLlSTERED

Thermometer Reaches the lou POINT in
Nayteus Neutrality-suspicious. Ia Mis-.
souri, and Calarld Wafer 81 iut II
south paket1-Many Fatal rr3stra.
tons from the Heat.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-06-06
NEWSY PERSONALS.

OF all the pioatlrat figures een-
nected With the last surrender of shc
war oil the rebellion, only Lieute aot
GeGeral ). Il. Buckner aud Major Cen
eraI ranuis j. Horror survive.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-06-06

New YORK Herald. i tie people u
New York could NJ endure the liesa-
ton II a tiger, it Is u9g reasonable 70
suppose that a hyeua win commend
hmsaif to them Al taeir absolute ruIN
Bnt the choice Ers NifA ihen II III aii
matter ~ tasts. win power aud
capacity II they ARE NOT able b ct
along without boss perhaps t1ey
may as Well have Plat as Crokee II
is erie that Croker Was Chief IF A
powerful political organization. while
plat well. who il Platt, anyhow
Oshkosh NOrthWeet efn: oscar Willie
Will have 10 tramp thar weadmin SIX
hours a day according 70 the marquis
Ut OaaenSbeiTy rules