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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-12-05
TWENTY CIGARETTES, 4 CENTS
Antitrust People Putting a Cent II
Each Package.

New York. Dec. 1.-The antitrust
tobacco people have ordered $4,000
In one-cent pieces from the treasury
department. They are putting penny
in each package of twenty cigarettes
and selling the package at five cents,
cent each. These penny prize pack
ages are intended for distribution
mainly in the west. where the one
cent piece is somewhat of a novelty
and is treasured as a souvenir or
pocket-piece.
st. Louis, Nov. 30-Contraets for
the largest tobacco factory in the
world, involving an expenditure OF
nearly $2OO0,00 have been let to Chi
cago parties by the Light & Myers
Tobacco company, of this city. The
object is to fight the American Tobac-
co company, commonly known as the
Cigarette Trust. The new factory is
to be 2,400 feet long and five stories
high and will be in the southwestern
part of this city. This large invest
ment is the result Of the decision Of
the large plug tobacco manufacturers
of the country at their meeting here
last August to fight the trust as unit.
The plug manufacturers said the trust
was selling plug tobacco at less than
cost, relying upon its profits from
cigarettes to reimburse it, the trust at
that time having a monopoly on cigar
cites. The plug manufacturers accord
dinghy concluded to make cigarettes
and sell them at less than cost.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-12-05
THE FIRST STEP.
Union of Northern and Southern Bap.
fists May BE Formed.

Greensille. S. G., Dec, /, What may
be the first step In the long de-
sired and much labored for union
of northern and southern Baptist
churches, wan taken by the Baptist
state convention here Saturday That
body voted unanimously to cooperate
with the American Baptist home mis-
sionary society. the home missionary
board OF southern Baptists and the
colored Baptists convention Of this
state in missionary work among the
colored people OF this state.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-12-05
FRESH MAssAcREs.
one Correspondent Thinks 10000
Killed In d Week

London, Nov. 30.-The Daily News
correspondent In Constantinople says:
All powers remain united and have re-
fused the porto's request for the with
drawal Of their demands for the pass
age of additional guardships. Ten
thousand persons have been killed IN
dozen different towns within week,
and ii Ii thought this Is probably un-
derestimated. while the work Of de-
struction still continues.
Rome, Nov. 30-Advices from Con-
ttantinople received here report fresh
massacres occurred in Aintab, town
situated about sixty miles northeast Of
Aleppo.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-12-05
POLICE CHIEF SUED.
Because He Gives up Doodle TO 4
Crock,

Crock
Bridgeport, Conn Dec. T. Papers
have been served upon Superintendent
OF Police Eugene Birmingham in a
suit brought against him By Joseph
Kochonows6y. Of Elizabeth. N. j.. for
$4,000. Kochonowsky had been swim
died out Of $4,000 by Walter Haynes, a
greengoods swindler. After hunting
two years Kochonowsky ran across
him, four years ago lie snatehed q
box holding $4,000 from Haynes, and
was arrested for robbery. Haynes
was arrested also, and subsequently,
jumped hts bail bond 81 $1,000. The
charge of robbery against Koehonow-
sky was thrown out BIS the superior
court. But In the mean time the ss.
900 box and the $500 bail bond had
been turned over 81 slipt. Berming-
ham to Haynes counsel, John G.
Chamberlain. Hence the suit for
$4,000
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-12-05
PRAYED TOO VIOLENTLY.
Peculiar Cause OF the Death Of the
Rev. Mr.. Levy.

Chattanooga, Dec. 1.-The peculiar
case Of Rev d. r. Levy, Of Paramount.
who was reported last week to be laid
up with an Injured knee, caused by
three months hard praying, has re-
suited fatally He has died. The facts
are that In throwing himself so vlo-
lentIy on his knees in prayer he ran
a splinter into his knee, causing blood
poisoning.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-12-05
HOLMES END.
EVENTS INDICATE THAT IT'S
DRAWING NEAR.
Condemned Man Appears in Court,
Looking Careworn Miss
Yorl-e's Evidence.

Philadelphia, Dec. Judge Arnold
yesterday refused to grant a new trial
to Herman w, Mudgett, alias II. Fl !.
Holmes, who was convicted of the muir
der of B. F. Pietzel in this city Sept.
2, 1894, and sentenced to death. Holmes
when he came into court looked care
worn and seemed to have lost that air
of confidence which has chung to him
throughout his ordeal. Judge Arnold
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-12-05
COVERED THE ENTRANCE.
Two Killed and Three Injured In a
quarry.

San Francisco, Dec /. James She'll
man and Charles O'Mally are dead and
Daniel Donovan, John Link and James
Campbell are in q preearious condi-
ton, caused by suffocation. The men
were working in quarry drift when a
blast was fired covering the entrance
to the drift with earth and rock.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-12-05

The following officers were selected:
Clerk, Alexander Mcdowell, Pennsyl-
vania; sergeant-at-arms. Benjamin
f. Russell, Missouri; door-keeper, VIM.
J. Glenn. New York; postmaster. Jos.
G. McElroy, Ohio.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-12-05

experiencing for some hours peculiar
aching in her eyes. she was able to
see with the right eye, Her sight i'm
proved gradually. and now she can
see out OF the left eye, and both are
growing stronger
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-12-05
FOU RI ZEN KILLED

Carmel, n. II. Nov. 30. A caye-in
at the TiIly Foster mines yesterday
afternoon resulted In the loss Of four
teen lives.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-12-05
SAToLLI'S ELEVATION.
Details Of the Ceremony OF Comforting
the Red Hat,

Washington, Nov. 30.-The details of
the ceremony on the elevation Of Mgr.
Satolli to the cardinalate are practical
~ completed, The ceremony will oc-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-12-05
SIX YEARS FOR MURDER.

Racine, wis, Nov. 80 Wencel PA
shui who was conyicted.of killing his
vie, was sentenced 10 Six years IN
prison.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-12-05

small results. But there are times
when rest is as health-giying as ex-
ercise We must not forget that our
first and greatest duty is to do all
that we can TO restore confidence to
business and that we must avoid all
business legislation except in the di-
lection Of improving business. Rather
than run risks. we can afford to wait
until we'll matured plans give us as
surances of permanent benefit. Crude
and hasty legislation is above all
things to be summed. Could we cause
cur immense popular majority to over
flow into the other branches Of gov
ernment, and could we have full con-
troll we would create not perfect
world perhaps. but world rather
more fit to live in than we have lately
had. Even as things are, do not for
a moment doubt that our patriotic in
stincts will lead us to make every sac
riiice except OF principle to rescue our
country from its temporary disaster"
When Mr.. Reed finished his speech
and Mr. Hilborn, California, each
presented him with a gayel. These he
accepted with appropriate remarks.
n his closing remarks Mr.. Reed said.
! must add that | cannot undertake
lo reconcile the bitterness of these gen
flemen as to their metallic views
Previous to Reeds nomination the
caucus organized by electing Mr.
GfosYenor chairman, and Mr.. Ellis,
oregon, secretary These officers will
serve during the session. Grosvenor's
election was a victory for what is
fHoWn as the Mcdowell combination
~ THE house officers and foreshadows
'Ae success Of the ticket
Washington, Dec. -sixty-two
members Of the democratic minority of
H. house met In caucus Saturday af-
aefc9on TO form democratic organiza-
ven and renominate the officers in the
tast congress. Mr.. Culberson, of Tex
81, was elected chairman Of the demo-
s.a5lf caucus for the fifty-fourth con-
s4sss 10 succeed Mr.. Holman, Indiana
65-seaker Crisp was named for a
.alf3 Term by Mr.. Richardson, Of
aes4ee, and the nomination was
.tleq unanimously with considerable
4'lllsiasm. The other officers OF the
.flrd congress were selected with
3RRosition. The selection Of three
9aF minor officers whom the mi
II permitted to name was post
aaea
.he nominating Of Crisp. Mr..
aa#4afdsan touched upon the future
e. the party Our party" he
Aa5 heretofore buried in forgot
HID every political organization
5hr contended against it and
abidlng faith that 1t will do
With its present great rival
ai strife should cease in our
1.lf and We should choose as
ID all states and districts such
tad patriotic democrats as the
Ne are about to name. We
asefihe Oh our banners the
a.ta principles of the great and
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-12-05
CANAL. I.ABORERs

Colon, Columbia, Dec. Five hum
dred laborers have arrived from Garth
agena. Work On the canal will be
pushed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-12-05
HORSES ARE LOW.
Not Bid Received for Good AMI
mails al Recent Sale.

Al public sale in Lake View the
other day not single bid was offered
for horses, although other stock
brought good prices, This Is one
straw to show how low horses have
fallen since electricity has come 50
generally into use.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-12-05
KILLED IN BATTLE
SPANISH TROOPS DEFEAT THE
CUBAN INSURGENTS.
COMPLETE CAMP CAPTURED

Nictors Come Upon the Victims Tn
expectedly in the Sierra Maestro
District and an Engagement Fol-
lows Thirty Seven Insurgents and
Five Soldiers Killed,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-12-05
KEYNOTE SOUNDED
nrrn or MAINE. ACCEPTS THE
spEAKERsHIP NOMINATION.
pAa7ys DUTY OUTLINED

!, niyided Government, Which Usu-
oIlv Leads to Small Results
democrats Renominate Old Officers
MIR. Richardson Hopes to Bury
the Republican Party.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-06-06

Castoria q Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. It contains neither Opium Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. It IL harmless substitute
for Parcgoric, Drops Soothing syrups and Castor OIL
It Is Pleasant Its guarantee Is thirty years. use BY
Millions of Mothers Castora destroys Worms and aays
feverishncss Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cures Diarrhoea and Wind Collie Castoria relieves
teething troubles cures constipation and flatuency
Castora assmilates the food regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Gas.
toria IL the Chdrens Panacea-the Mothers Friend.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-06-06
A MODEL CHILD.

Her tsmper's always sunny. her hair 10 ever
neat;
She doesn't care for candy-she says 1t 10 too
sweet.
She loves to study lessons-her sums srs A.
ways right;
And she gladly goes to bed At eight every sim
gle night
Her apron's never tumblsd. her hands are q.
WAYS clean
With buttons missing from her shoe she never
has been seen
She remembers to gay Thank you" and Yes,
ma'am, II you please"
And she never cries, nor frets, nor whines;
she's ne'er been known to tease.
Each night upon the closet shelf she puts away
her toys;
She mover slams the parlor door, nor makes
the slightest noise;
But she loves 70 run on pyramids and 10 play
with little brother
And she's mover In her life been known to dis
obey her mother,
Who Is this charming little msid'
llong to grasp Dor hand"
She's the daughter Of Nj, Nobody,
And she lives In Nowhereland
Helen Hopkins, in St. Nicholas.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-06-06

Wedo exchange grinding
grind load Of feed while wait Our mea roller
please Wehve aarge shelter and her shed
the Webuy all kinds grain dumps dump
kind Of grain Come and see We will try please you
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-06-06
Castoria.

"Castoria Is an excellent medicine for chill.
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me Of its
good effect upon their children"
On. @. G, osaoop,
Lowell, Mass.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-06-06

-lIallam thought that his "Litera-
ture OF Eurooc' was one Of the most
exhaustive treatisas eyer written.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-14
rur ronRr~s rirLr SYSTEM.


i' b''"t'''HE '"' way 70 wipe out th'
i.''a'"' "'l''1 ihE' sometimes eNaspeiat-
us "''' "'"ulS 'NPehS'Ne system or
.''' ''''''. yrs tue S'''r oI lihh"is IS cor
49, ''''- d. '."n ut'" the WhoIe country.
=. ''' "'''""''iiihE Not" hy which the
.'H n!S'.'h was ih"ois'i NJ the
"'yaE" 'i'etlon Is a convincing
i"'''' ,.'" '""' 'h' people OF that state
',' 1'e" '"nNerteu TO the new rian'
'''' ny ""N' hau 'h' suhJect before
,'','" i"' '"V'S'Eatoh ana discussion for
,'' 't"'S'
"'" '"e pe'pIe understand that ny
" system on Transferring titles
IVY '"IF WI" 'h' major part or the ume
"''' ,Ni'"S' now necessary h' saved,
'""' '', u,i' may be bought and
",,''s' "y 'h' turning over or the
'..'' '"S WIZ itau'Iy understand the
'"e'e u IN IT, IN the COM
- 7ES''i" ""W IN use iIilmitahle m
aus 30. .'er themselves around
'i''S "' 'ne lhulNldual Whleh
-" ''N' Ss"'S a''" 'he expenditure or
,,., H''ilS oi money To s'raiGht'h out
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-14
WHERE THE BLAME LIES.
Cleveland Roasted to Turn by Tenncs-
see Country Ncwspnper

From the Columbia Crenn) Herald Dern )
1t is perfectly plain TO any intelligent
and unprejudiced student OF political his
tory that recent Democratic reverses may
fairly be attributed TO the general dis
satisfaction and widespread unpopularity
of Grover Cleveand's administration.
Through the influence Of his man Carlisle.
he succeeded in compromising the party
in Kentucky by a meaningless platform,
and then by bold effrontery they called II
''an Endorsement of the administration 6
financial policy" 1t was nothing of the
kind, but the affected hilarty of the gold
bugs deceived the people into believing
that It was. This for n tim. abashed the
nominee, Mr. Hardin, who himself was n
straddler and when at last he defined
the true meaning OF his platform, it but
added to the confusion already cunningly
begun. In the meantime Cleveland and
Carlisle were beseeched and begged for
one speech only, or the poor favor OF an
open letter. But no. phey had determined
to knife Joe Blackburn. He had dared,
while in the senate 10 be senator and a
kentuckian, rather than a cuckoo, and for
and delivered over TO BIN Bradley. a pla-
lherSkite, and his noun taineer marauders.
1t was not because Of Mr., Blackburn's
forces were as vndictive ana as silently
treachtrous towards Brlce in Ohio and
German in Maiyand,, both pronounced
goIhugs, as towards blackburn in Ken
lucky. II was not for heresies they had
cspoused or principles they had betrayed,
C!eyeland and MS puppets In the cabinet,
with their gold bags and money barons
beside them.
l'hr goldDugs with their usual com.
Pl.aeCGn,cy are, are ALREADY saying, II YOU had
different il would have been different
alone in 1882, IL was the most fatal mis-
take the Dem2erats eyer made Then the
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-14

, ,.-. .,...,. r,, ., ,..
r1arrIn"'o rI"oif VIII u'E'h operations IN
| Adrian IS very, proud Of its handsome new
>","" school huiINihS'
hHI Ai4StrohE' n taEgl!g boy mas gone
only two of the inmates Of the Grundv
county poor farm are natives Of Missouri.
Fayurc. considered tho Green Goods
| i've taste.
Callaway county pays the CITY of Irulton
| StI "a wear for water for The ust of the iaii
and court house.
The COMPLAINT is .uole TINT sa1oito l,,si-
| nrs9 men gpr'f tnira fpt.rast .,1n,'rb H.,
their board Of traGiss.' ''''''' ''''"F'' '''
SIntnr eNracts IN sors o,rre , lar,.. ,r.,.
potiGn IA Kansas on ~ So ~ - ,Tb.r t,
giyiug football Same'' ~ 1"' '""""S-
NJ 49, s,, 49,,
ne il iIaEG q .hl'Hn WIN nG% tne neces-
"ao ~ iba rnod ~ Ssit "'h P'"' Io' I"t
,rr.,,,. nm, IL,
,dTTf or ptuGnr SSnool il1"nt ior ,he
| Ihohti OF bglohrt was J, lW- For the same
'"Wi.n ~, '", ~ VIZ t'l'''
New maghlnciE rs being pQt into Tren-
| t9l eleyltle "bhi i'tutr anu better service
''."" '''' ''i''' ~ p' p'O'''H'".
Slater iS prosperous, and Ucglorts no op-
portln!iy TO call attention 10 that fact
through It's rnterprising local press,
Thomas ;, Edwards, who diol in Saline
n resident of the county siXty-fye years.
The recent earthquake raised the water
twelve feet in a NclaIa well II had never
previously contained more Than two and a
A Sedalia cherry tree has bloomed Sly
times and borne three crops Gf fi.iit MS
wear TUl- is authentic hut no hatrT't
picture goes with ii.
pn,I.,. ,,,.,.l" an ,r,t,t,t, ,s.,,..i ,,. -.
riiTtty an '',r,e toF h3s-
apirt S,yto t attenaed In" H. O. I,,r rnr
F'huoh mere "St Week
\ lihl" Hial rNptrlS 20 Llek rlpe cherries
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-14

as result that mighty monarchy fell
and crumbled into dust; thorns have
come up in her palaces. ucttles and
brambles in the fortresses thereof; II has
become "A habitatlon for dragons and n
court for owls. Such might have been
the fate OF this glorious Union but for
the bean; or tt might yet have re-
mained n mere colonial dependency and
Boston a common provincial town with
none Of that culture and polish which
come from the free Use Of beans as prov
ender. The supreme court in deciding
that beans are really a vegetable has
opened the way for a larger use Of the
food, greater stability to the republic
and an approximation to the Boston
ideal hitherto suspected TO be unattain-
.t,r,
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-14
ADDITIONAL ORDERS,
Chief Irwin supplements the Mayors Decree
Concerning sanitary Cleanliness

a supplemental order TO the one Issued
by the mayor Tuesday concerning CLEAN
ing up was issued yesterday by Chiet
Irwin. IL is TO take immediate eject ana
should be well Needed by houscholdcrs and
others whose places are not In the best
OF condition. The order in part is as FOL
lows:
Notices must he served on premises for
all kinds OF Nth In alleys or back yards
such as garbage, ashes, manure, TN cans,
trash and rubbish Of all kinds IL house
Is occupied serve notice on occupant y
clean to center OF alley n Il Is fthy. II
premises vacant serve notice on owner or
agent Never give more than twenty-tour
hours for any one to abate nuisance.
and less ~ 1t is bad. IL not attcndeh 70
in two days arrest promptly ana take
offenders into court. 49,,
"1f n tenement house with more than
three families, serve notice ON agent OF
owner: arrest all persons caught throw
ing garbage, slops, etc, in catch basins !
arrest all persons caught sweeping paper'
trash straw, etc, from stores into the
streets. arrest nil persons caught dumping
In city limits: arrest all persons throwing
slops in alleys and streets, All back yards
must be cleaned to the middle of the alley
OF all ashes, manure, tin cans anu iilth or
all kinds, and there must be no waiting ID!
occupants for the city wagons TO clean.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-14
MADE A FOOL OF HIMSELF.

II ever the people Of the great state OF
Illinois had cause to blush for their gov
ernor it was yesterday. Illinois day at
the Atlanta exposition was celebrated
with enthusiasm and ono of the principal
features was great parade, which
Governor Altged was to lead and in
which federal troops were to take part.
But Governor Altgeld was true TO his
anarchistic instincts. He still resents
the "unwarranted Interference of fed
eral authorities on the occasion of
the strike, when they protected the in
terestS Of the people. He refused to
ride in the parade with the, regular
troops ana the management had TO
choose between the governor and the
representatives of the general govern
ment. They unwisely chose the former
and the troops did not take part
1t may be set down as assured that
their choice was dictated 10y respect for
the office rather than for the opinions of
the man who holds it. Governor Alt
geld represents, though unworthly, the
people of the whole state of Illinois and
not merely those who sympathi2e with
the narrow prejudices he emphasized By
his foolish conduct. The time and the
occasion Were such as would have amply
justified the laying aside of all such in
solent premdices. The action was an in
suit to the people OF Illinois as well as
the people of the whole country
Fortunately Altgeld will have few more
opportunities of performing his rdicu-
lous antics, He has been an "old gold"
governor ever since he was elected.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-14

COMPLIMESTEDA ANDY SCASLOS.
The ex-Detective Relates How n Jealous
Iricnd Greeted Him.

Andy Scanlon, the ex-detective, who re-
signed from the police force a week ago,
was visitor at Central station yesterday.
He is looking we'll and hearty. and said
he never felt better in his life.
Il received a grand compliment the day
after resigned" he said to Inspector
Murphy.
How was that" asked the insector.
THE day after I rendered my resigna-
ton met Il prominent citizen and he
shook my hand and said Andy, | see
You have resigned. Let me congratulate
you
Thank you, sir i said.
Yes he continued to me, con-
gratulate you. You are the first Democrat
on record who ever resigned an Office that
there was Il dollar in "
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-14
GALLOWAY CATTLE RAISERS.
The Southwestern Association Held Its
Annual Meeting In This city
Yesterday.

The Southwestern Association OF Gala
way Cattle Breeders held Its annual meet
Ing at the Midland hotel last evening and
chose officers for the coming year as fol-
lows: l. a. Brown. Of Bigelow. Mo. presi-
dent; Philo Laske, OF Coffeysburg, Mo-,
vice president; Colonel L. Il. Muir, of 1nde-
pendence, Mo. secretary. The directors
are; w c. Tanner, Rose Hill. Ia; s. T..
Clarke. Dover. iii. NJ r.. Platt and j, NJ.
Lowe. of Kansas City; 7, j. Davis, Tri-
umph, Ill; c, L. Roland. Rose llill, Ia,
and Isaac B. Thompson. Nashua, Mo.
Following the election there was an IN
it was ascertained the outlook is encour-
a
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-14
STEAMSHIP LINE SUBSIDIZED.
Contract Calls for Freight Service Between
81. John aud Livsrpool

ST. Johns, n. b., Nov. lS.-There is great
rejoicing in st. Johns tonight. The Beaver
line, making Montreal its terminus in
summer and Boston in winter. has been
awarded tho subsidy to run direct between
this port and Liverpool, thus making St.
John the Canadian winter port for freight.
Under the contract the Beaver line binds
itself to take at least 400 head of cattle,
wheat and general produce, and on no
one trip can the steamer load lumber ex-
ceed!ns - per cent of its capacity. Fail
reduction In subsidy for the trip.
The first steamer the Lake superior,
Will leave Liverpool on the 23rd with a gen.
eral cargo and immigrants, the latter 10
be forwarded by the Canadian Pacific rail-
way.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-14
cRowDING TABOR HARD.
Last step Taken to Dispossess tho Ex-
senator of His Denver Property.

Denver. Col, Nov. l3.-Default was en-
tered to-day against the defendants in the
suit OF the Northwestern Mutual Life In
surance Company against II. a. W. Tabor,
the Tabor Amusement Company ana the
Tabor Real Estate Company and their as
signees for failure TO answer within the
specified time.
This IL the last step in the suit brought
by the Northwestern Mutual Life Insur-
anle Company for permission to institute
foreclosure proceedings on the mortgage
OF 100000, which they hold against the
property involved, Unless further time is
flr their answer, the case will be set for
hearing, ana If the ALLEGATIONS in the COM
plant are substantiated, permission TO
fOTeClOse will be granted
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-14
nuANs AND THE SUPREME counr.

me supreme court OF 'he 'hi'eo
",a''7 ~ lNe sifa'eSt uiuuN"l ON lhe
f''pr' h"lh IN lhe 'otty integrity or lls
iN'Hlp'Is ana IN 'he hlsh character OF
us decisions II mas rlsh'S been held up
10 thr aum'Ia''oh or the c'VlIl@ea world,
I"'l IL mas pe'h up TO snuii IN all legal
questions mas never peeh DOUBTED ana a
l'puilF ''H'i mas long preNAilea lhat 1t
Hhe" ht'hsi not ohly Wheh the bag was
open pun "Neh tHa' receptacle was
NrIlnebeaIly sealed rms prevailing
i4'" mas al Iasl beeh c"rroporatea by me
court W"'eh mas Just hAhdea down de