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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-01

- Man leie bic u~erdnberte Wn1eiae
uon Dasner & Sauerien.
Ice Cream Soda, cine Specialis
tdt. be, u. gibner. 2S
Mebrere Tamilien aus Der Stabt
campieren sesenwdrtis am S@wanens
See.
Die gruennuns bon Nrnolb @uls
ben ais Na1tpoliS,it wurbe pom Stabts
ratb in elmer ,iirsli@ absebaltenen Spes
cialiisuns beitdtist.
Dr. 6. WeI@de unternabm auss
gangs lester Wode in Besleituns ieines
Sobnes grnit cine 0eiu@ss unb &c:
i1dftsre,ie mad st. Saul.
- Mite 2earp unb feline Mrbeiter
maren aussan9s lester Wo9e nit benz
grri1ten pom neuen unb 9rSberen Stods
Oarbs in Morsan bei@dftist.
49, Tim benz seiammten Yerional uns
ierer Druderei @%elesenbe,t au seben,
ben Circus su beiu@en, 9inSen mir
seitern einise Stunoen frlber CUR preHe.
Wie Gonoueteure Morsan uno
9oule, mel@e, ru,e Miqs. einise Mtos
nate lang pom Dienit iuspenoirt was
rem, iinb ME bieier ruieoer in ibre fris
beren SteQunsen einsetreten.
81. MeuQem tebrte an, Wontas
pom pierre, g. o., ;urid unb wie CT
uns mittbeilt, iinb- ibm bic bortiaen
Mineralbdoer iebr gut betommen. &.
Stibe mirb am Samita9 ;urld ermars
tet.
- Trau gilbert @intelmann erbielt
leeten Donneritas pom Der Nortbmeitern
@esenieitisen Qebensueri@erunss Sc
ieuidaft $l,l6o. fir mel&en Betras
ibr peritorbener mann III berielben per>
ii4ert mar.
- Dr. s. $. Sames aus Mantato,
Der beriibmte 9lusenar3t unb Speciaillt
in ber Bebanbluns BON Obrens, SAILS
unb Naientrantbeiten, wirb na3iten
@onntaa mieber babier in Der Office BON
Or. S9o@ gu treffen iein.
- Die unlansit pom Der bieii9en Obj
Telom Yose erwdblten neuen Beamten
iinb: @bas. Stenael, 81. g.; Setter
Moeser, 9. g.; Geo. Satobs, Setres
tdr; Sat. &loBner ST.. @@atmeiter;
Gbrilt. 8ood, g.; ST.. Triebmann, U.s..
!benrp @rone ma@t biermit be-
tannt, baB ct auf ieinem alien Plat int
8aiement pom S4eQ's @ebdube III Der
@de BON Minnei ota> un6 2. NorbfraBe
na9 ME Dor Butter unb @ier tauft unb
ben b0@iten Marttpreis in Cab bafir
be5ablt.
- Ser IS Sabre alte Bierre 8ottis
neau, elmer ber eriten Mniieoler unb ber
beriibmteite &unbi@after bes Norbwe>
items, lit lebten Samitas Ibeno, umses
ben uon ieiner Trau unb ieinen &inoern
uno &inbestinoern III &eb Gate TaQs
9eltorben. @ein 0ater mar Elm cana>
bii@er Tran;oie, feline Mutter cine Snz
bianerin.
49, Das pom Der bieiisenv Star 8ano"
in Wnresuns sebra@te Muiitfeit finoet
pom MuBen bic resite T%beilnabme. Das
Datum bes Teites murbe auf 8erlaa9en
einen Monat binaus9ei@oben, iobaB
balelbe etma I'm. Mitte September itatt>
finoet. Da mebrere Der 9roBen Muiita>
lienbanolun9en preiie ausseiett baben,
10 itebt elm intereiianter Bettbewert 1T
Musi@t.
- Sic Bride Iber ben Minnel ota>
TluB smii9en Cambria in Blue Garth
uno @ourtlanb in Ntcolet County, fir
mel9e bic @ountY>@ ommiidre feline
8emiQi9uns MAIDEN MOLTEN, ioQ nun
bod 9ebaut merben. Die 8emobner Der
bsioen Pldte baben bic fir ben Bau err
foroerli@en Mtittel aufsebra@t uno fol-
len bic Mrbeiten baran oemnd9if 1T Nn>
9riff 9enommen meroen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-01
New ULM
MARKET

3Nlux Retnbnrt.
NO. 8 SUED MINNESOTA sTRAssE.
4eeH 1lIns, Ktnn.
Die beiten Sorteu frij@eu unb SepSdelten
Tleii9es, S4mal3,. frii4e nnb Serauderte
@iirite itets an 9anb.
~ ostiAe serAaAsrte %artsse N~S
Vets ~ babs1.
;frii@e 2~luitern wdhreno Der Saiion.
Woareu perben frei ins 9auS 9eliefert.
Tiir @inbpieb u,b S4meine bejable ID
MINER bic bSditeM Hreiie.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-01
Neue Mn5et8en.
3u ~perfaufen.

Oie llnter,eiduete bietet lit at @erma,,=
@trabe, ;mil den 4. uuo S. Nor6fraBe 9ele=
genes 9aus l,lb 9ot inter 9initi9en geotn9=
un9eu gum 8erfauf aus. We9en bes Nabe>
re,l ,uenbe man li9 all
ba) Srau Nnna MIller.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-01
M@tun8 6arnter!

Tarmer, melde iir bic Grnte suteu @bis=
tep taufen mo0eu, f0nnen benielben III be-
liebiser Nuautitat ;1 s1.50 bic @aQone unb
auiwarts III bet @irtbi@aft bes l1nter'ei@ne=
ten int Malbabns @ebGube a1 Minnelo ta=
Strobe befommeu.
20 Terbiuaub @oIImai.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-01
3u Derfaufen.

Ser Undergraduate ~ofierirt Qots 1, 2unb
8 III 8lod IS Glib, (Gde Center
nnb @erman Strabe) NIT ben bar:
auf betuoli9eu brei @obubdui ern, Stalult=
gen uiw. inter 9initigen Beoi,sun9eu gum
Yerfauf. Oas gi9entbu, lit int Centrum
ber Stabt unb duberit biibi9 9ele9en. We=
9en bes Ndberen ,penbe mat ii@ oil ben Giz
9entbimer.
% nj. $ el.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-01
turutnerN@eru

Die neuli&en se%turmiddben baber se3e.st. oab 0er>
fderuns sesen Sdaben pom Dtnbitarmen uno Tormas
bo.s qeraSe 70 notbmenbt9 1T, als Sesen Geaer unb Bhs:s
idobesn, unb Id Made bebbalb baraut aufn'ertia,n. bab
Id pclicen in ben juuerlaftslen GefeQi9aftenS u 10 btls
Iiaen NreiIen auf 1, 8 ober 5 Sabre %ousiteuen tarn. oaB
N{emanb bie Serinse Aussabe t4tnsn iolte:
- 70 N. 81 aenbe
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-01
gu perreuten

lit elm 2osis nit brei 3immern i'm @auie bes
uuterjei1neten au BET Ode pou Droa6wap
uub 2. NorbtraBe.
Bay Satob {. @IIIer.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-01


1rau Mlb. 8tan4arb beiinbet ii@
auf @eiud in ct. pauI.
Treb Builders bat fem 2aunbrp
@ei9dft an Grau 3i3unte ausuersautt.
Geo. @raii beiorste auSsanss
letter Wode @ei9dfte in ben 3wils
linssitdbten.
MusseSeidnete Neleli@nite gu 5
Gents bas Yfunb bel i. 4 Y. 9ofer.
Sobn Sbapetabm bat cine Stels
lung ais S9mieb i'm @ei@dft pom Vood
Bros. ansetreten.
Die Gamilie bon George Stelser
in Siberia bat iid burd bic Mntunft
zines munteren T0dterdens uermebrt.
Die @ebraber 8ood baben bieier
Gage in Der 0ldbe bon Sort &ioselep
cine so SUP LANCE ~eiierne Bride fertiss
seiteut. F..
Gbas. @oos unb @emablin uers
weilten aussanss letter @o@e einise
Gage auf Beiu@ in Dulutb uno ben
!3wiuinsstabten.
- Wie ~uerlautet fat Sobn Quowi9
uon8imona bic bette Musii@t, ais Cons
full Quremburs's in ben Ser. Staaten
ernannt su weroen.
- ". S9mibt aus Cincinnati, Mits
e%isentbamer Der bieiisen Gaale @oQer
Mible, befiubet ii9 babier in Der Tas
mile ieines Sobnes Clinton auf Belu@.
- Die 6rauen Steuernasel, Sors
unb 8aBmann aus Chicago, Iermanbte
pom 8aptiit &arl, befinoen ii@ babier
auf Beiu@.
- 6ubert Manberfelb bat ieinen
@obniit na9 gbritmanns @ebdnoe an
ber gde Don 8roaowap uno l. Glib
itraBe uerlest.
- @erner Boi@ bat ben bieiisen
@tabtratb briefi9 in &enntniB seiest,
bah Ct am 5. Ottober nit Dem Oampfer
v8ismart" BON 9amburs aus Die
Seimrsiie antreten werbe.
- 2etten Donneritas Na@mittag
murbe Der erlte @runoitein fir bas biez
iiqe neue Depot 9elest uno miro Der
Neubau ieitber NIT uoaer Gnersie betries
ben.
- Sobn &reti9 bat iein tiir5lid
bur9 Teusr 3sritortes @obnbaus am
8roabmup mieoer ausbe1ern uno alei@s
seitis peri9ieoene Terbeilerunsen baran
u%ornebmen lailer.
- George D0bne bat an oer ;weiten
@aotraBe, ;wii@en Minueiotaz unb
German StraBe, entlans ieines Beiies
tbums einen bubl@en Gements@ eitenmes
lesen la1en.
- Nd9lten Sonntas finbet in
S9muders 2iuoli elm GROCER @rntefeit>
Bau 1att, fir mel@en gang %belonoere
8orfebrun9en 9etrofen meroen. Man
peridume 6eBbalb ni@t, bemlelben bet5us
mobnen.
- matb. @iebenbrunner bat neben
ieiner @irtbi@aft cine neue &e9elbabn
beriteQen %laieu, no Treunoe bes &esels
l9iebens bic bette @%elesenbeit fiaben, ii@
leuem Gersnusen gu miomen.
- Mn gosel uub 8ebnte's Tii@z
tei9 in Milforo berri@t felt letten
Samitus elm reyes 2eben; cine luitiae
Bicnicseieqi9aft bat ii@ namli@ oas
ielbit nieoerselaiIen.,uno beabii4tist, bort
eintse @oden gu %perweilen.
- Der Iurner>Trauenuerein erwdbl>
tie in elmer am Samita9 a%b9ebaltenen
0eriammluns bic folsenben Beamten:
Trau George t5@miot, Grdiioen1in;
Trau @lb. Seiter, @etretdrin; Trau
ST. Burg Sr., S@atmeiiteriu.
- @bas. @iepers uno %. 6. SUIT
BON Minneupolis traien am Sonntas
49,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-01

. Minneapolts ira EN- am Sonnta9
Mbenb auf Beiu9 in Seem ulm Elm.
Oielelben le9ten bic Strede uon Minne>
apolis bierber, l0l Meilen, IN IL Stun>
ben auf ibren Bicycles 5uriid.
- l1eber 70 grntemal9inen muroen
i'm Quuf e bic les @ommers uon ben bie>
iisen 6dnolern in lanowirtbi 9aftli4en
@eratbi9aften pertauft, Der bette Bes
ueis, baB es trot Site unb Sturmesz
witben nod cine 5iemli@e Portion 6rudt
gum Mbma@en seaeben baben muB.
Deg 8%aaenporratb in benz u,z
ldueit babier BON $. 8. Bletben er0ff>
neten Blumbersei9dft wuroe ant Diem
flag pon s. Stiibe mesen elmer @@ulo>
forberuns nit Bei9las belest. @ie es
beiBt, bat Bletben SEEM ulm auf Nimz
mermieoerieben uerlai1en.
.@enoet Cure Noroerun9en me9en
Teueri6aben sesen neutrality-suspicious.
ten unb @u9er (Usury) Gil s. 6.
BuSte, 1915 81. 9. Xife Building,
minneapolis. Beiten Gmpfeblunsen.
Seine Soften menn SIR Cure Gnti@az
oisun9 ni@t betommt. cow ba
- @rnit Sobiin bat bic M9entur fir
bic Circular Nouertiiins MHociation"
BON &anias @itp, Mo., fir Nem nln1
uno umseseHo ubernommen. Diele
Nsentur be3wedt, in ipitematii@er Weiie
Nni&lase3ettel, Pampblete, Waarens
proben uim. au uertbeilen, mas por3ass
lid Musmdrtisen 3%uitatten tommt.
- Die Mufresuns iiber. ben feisen
Morb bes Na@tpoli5iiten gilbert Wins
telmann in 9tem lllm 1T ber Na@t gum
4. Suli bat ii4 INNER ned ni@t selest,
I'M @esentbeil, ber geroa@t bat ii@
iett auf cine beitimmte Berlon ais ben
Gbdter belIelbeu selentt, uno ioQten
fti@baltise @emeiie sesen benielben ers
lanst weroen, 10 wiro berielbe obne
@naoe unb Barmber3isteit auf9etnipft
merben. (Martin @ountp 3ts.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-01
Sur Beamtmn8.

Ser uuter;eidnete madt hermit betannt,
bab CT int 8armSarti9en @ebdube III Court
Lamb elm .3weis= Tleii@er9ei9aft eroffnet bot.
,pplelb] ale @orte1 fri{9es Sleil6 nnb mas
FONT III ein berarti9es @e16dft 9ebort. gu
babeu finb. q. u. @erbotb leitet ben Be-
trieb beIielben.
Mar &einbart.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-01
8efMn0tn.

9m /. eSuli i'm German Yarf int Seem lllm,
eim tleines Gamen: Saskatchewan. Ole Gisen=
tbiimerin tanu baiielbe 1pieberer9alte1, tperl
iie ibre Norelie iopie Seidreibuls bes Ver=
lorenen al benz unterieidneter einlenbet.
49,. @mtap &. so eine,
E~.. Gobben, 8romM Co., Wtin1.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-07
HOw's This

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case Of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
L. J. CHENEY 4 Co, Props, Toledo, Q.
We the undersigned have known +.
J. Cheney for the last Is years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out and obligation made
by tneir firm.
WEST \ TRUAN, Wholesale Drug.
gists, Toledo, o; WALDlNG, klNNAN
\ MARVIN, Wholesale Druggists, To
ledo, Q.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price, 75c. per bottle. Sold by all
druggists. Testimonials free.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-07

misft There are historical radicals
which no one wants to claim, who
could we'll illustrate this cheap kind
of radicalism, if it only had the
courage of its talk, and if it was
something more than words. The
Radicals Of the past to whom the
world always lifts its hat, always stood
by their words, were reacy to lay
down their lives and property for
them. The American Declaration Of In
dependence hit the idea of the divine
right of kings mighty hard. We can
fancy how wany tories exclaimed as
they read it, what horrible radicalism
this is; but the signers were ready to
hang together, if it came to that. And
so the American revolution has
passed into history as one of the
most positive good things that has
ever happened. If the world had to
dependupon negative and windy rad
icalism, which boasts great things, and
does nothing, it might as well cast
out the word Reform as obsolete, and
if this spirit had always been its
guide, there would not have been
anything to boast of in art, in inven-
ton, in discovery, or in literature.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-07
The Milwaukee Journal rightly calls

The Milwaukee Journal rightly calls
an esteemed contemporary to task as
follows:
1.-The editor of The Madison journal ought
to have more dignity than is shown in little
fling ut somebody who prints n little hand
bin down In GAINESVILLE" suppose he Is crit
iciscd by somebody who prints n small paper
what of it2 The man who makes his talents
iit his environment Is not necessarily to
blame for the conditions, and has just AS
much right to crticise rs though he owned
the biggest paper in the country. Calling
his paper handful Is not argument, any
more than II Is dlgnhed."
Perhaps large measure of the sue
cess Of The Milwaukee Journal is due
to its constant recognition of the
truth set forth in this criticism. 1t is
great daily newspaper, printed in a
prosperous, progressive city, but never
sneeringly refers to its less favorably
situated contemporaries, and recog-
nizes ability and worth wherever
found.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-07
Unclaimed Letters.

UIIUTNIIItW LtLIFTS.
MINERAL POINT, Wis, Mar. 2, 1895.
Miss May Davis, John A. Moler, j.
T. Mcleod, Fred TiIson.
Persons calling for the above will
please say advertised" aud give the
date of this list.
RoBERT NJ. CRAWFORD, p. Nj.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-07
REFORM ED SPELLING.

We surely live. in a progressive age.
The Wisconsin Journal of Education,
in a measure follows the rules of the
American Pathological Association for
reformed spelling. Thru, orthografy,
fonetic, abuv, tung, trubl, ruff, dubl,
batl, writn, lookt, enuf, latter, are
specimen words which appear under
the new departure. The adoption of
the new method might be ruff on good
spoilers, but no doubt would be hailed
with delight by poor ones. But the
advocates Of the innovation think that
the question shud be lookt at in the
proper light and if the new rules, -
which are not based as some desire on
Il fonetic alfabet-are to be adopted,
we shud accept them without making
trubl. 1t may seem tut at first, but it
wud be better to yield than to further
continue the batl. There are those
who laf at the idea that the reform
will be accomplished; while others
insist that English orthografy must be
simplilied. The batl is on, sure enuf,
when The Wisconsin Journal of Edu-
cation asks teachers "who favor this
reform to introduce one exercise u
week on the reformed spelling" This
is our first exercise.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-07
PROTECT YOUR EYES.
MIR. IL. HiRSCHBERG,

The wcknown Eye Export of 30 f. "A Street New York,
and go Olive Street st. Louis Mo, has appointed W. II.
pRlpEAux agent for his celebrated Mont hangeabe
Eye Glasses and every pair purchased
that ut any time change Is necessary
mo mat how scratched the enses they Will furnish the
party with pair of Glasses free of charge
W. H. pridcauN has full assortment and invites all who
wish satisfy themselves of the great superiority OF these
glasses over and all Others In call and
anime them ut W. II. PRDEAuXs, sole agent for Mineral
Point, Wis.
NO pFnDLERS SUPPLIED
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-07

Reports for the last quarter from
three of the normal schools show the
following enrollments: In the nor
NAL department at Oshkosh 1853, at
Platteville PA, at Whitewater POS.
In the preparatory classes at Oshkosh
1913, Platteville 81, Whitewater 48.
Total enrolment, including model
schools: Oshkosh 706, Platteville 40,
Whitewater 345.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-07

The Milwaukee Journal says:
i" Only thirty.two Democratic mem
bers of the late congress signed the
silver manifesto to the Democrats Of
the country, and they represent in part
only sixteen of the states. The new
silver movement does not start out
with any very great momentum.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-07
For Rent.

MY farm ~ so acres. situated in the town
vi Of waldwlek. know as the ThoS. Burke
place, is offered for rent, for cash Apply 10
e6ml Mrs. THos. BURKE, Waupun, Wis
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-07
Farm for Sale.

7 DESIRE to sell my farm of o4o acres sit
i uated In the southwest corner OF the town
OF Ridreway, II, miles west of Jonesdale;
100 acres under cultivation; balance timber
and pasture; two good wells; plenty OF rum
ming water; good dwelling house anu
ulre Mt promises s6m! MATH, LEY, SR.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-07

Some of our esteemed republican
contemporaries appear to love Wlscon-
sins executive so little for the friends
he has made that they can scarcely re-
fer to him as Governor Upham.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-07

In the assembly on Wednesday, the
speaker appointed A. II. Hall, w. a.
Jones and George II. Mahoney a COM
mittee to investigate railroad earnings
in Wisconsin.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-07
Carpet Weaving.

Desire to announce that am better than
l ever prepared 10 do Carpet Weaving in
tirst-caSs workmanlike manner. and at very
reasonable prices. Satisfaction guaranteed
on all work. Long experience In he business
enables me to turn out work that cannot be
exceIlpd FRANK STREIETZKY.
Residence on Iowa street, near Episcopal
hcurch.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-07

The Wisconsin Journal or Educa-
ton thus states truth which Is too
often forgotten:
Two much importance IL attached to mere
experience IN considering candidates for II
position In teaching. "Experlcncc often only
serves TO confirm bad habits" says Prof 3 D..
Laurie, u truth needing but To be stated In
order TO be recognized, As our standards OF
teaching advance we shall be much more
critical about this "eSpcricncc." Precisely
what does II show narrow, wooden way
Of doing things, control by objectionable
methods, superficial and merely snowy re-
suits In scholarship Then the more OF 1t
the worse the case IL. Better the well edn-
cntcd kind spirited, wcl-mannered ana en-
thrsinstic beginner than the teacher con
nrmcd IN hard, dcud Journalism
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-07
LAWYERS
J. MONTGOMERY SMITH,

U -HO-' y y J-H
| A TTORNEY at Law, Mineral Point, Wis
"A VIII practice in the State and United
State courts. l6-44ly
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-07
ALBERT S. WHITE,

A TTORNEY and Counselor at Law, Mineral
"A Point, Wis. Office in court house. Money
to loan on real estate. Collections receive
prompt attention.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-03-28

What license has Bill Hackney Ia
sit around down in Cleveland, Ohio,
and growl at Kansas affairs and PEG.
plep II he didn't like Kansas he was
at perfect liberty to leave the State.
There were no strings tied to him.
lie never did the State any good while
he was here and never accomplished
anything financially or professionally.
All he was ever noted for was his
reckless grumbling and wailing in a
manner that made the whole popuJa-
ton tired. Kansas Republicans tried
hard to make Bill great. They hon
ored him and got kicked for their
pains. Now that they are rid Of him
no one should be allowed to extend
any invitation for his return to the
ranks.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-03-28
Populists Exaggerate.

Our Populist friends have been a
little over-anxious in making capital
for the next campaign and as a re-
suit have made it necessary to call
them down. Populist papers all over
the state have been asserting that the
appropriations made by the recent
legislature amounted to $3, 800, 900.
This is nearly $l,OOO,o00 in excess Of
the truth. A careful computation Of
all appropriation bills has been made
in the secretary Of states Office, and
the exact sum is 1852, 2O0.j4 for two
years--or $4,000 per year less than
the sum appropriated by the legsla-
ture Of two years ago and the small.
est appropriation made at any time
within ten years. The claim that
three and one-half millions had been
appropriated had for its basis the fact
that bills carrying about that sum
had passed the Populist senate, but
they were reduced in the house,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-03-28
BARE FISTS ILLEGAL.
4 Law Against such Contests 10 kansas'
bat Glove Contests Are Permitted.

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bu. Glove Contests Are Permitted.
TOPEKA. Kan, March s7-A good
many people in Kansas who do not be-
lieve in prize fights have criticised Gov.
Morrill, and Attorney-General Dawes
for not preventing the mill" at Galena
the other night In turn these officials
have criticised the county attorney and
sheriff Of Cherokee county for not stop
ping the fight In q letter to the To-
peka Capital, County Attorney Mcneil,
Of Cherokee county, explains bis posi-
ton In regard to the matter lie says;
Our state, different from most
others, has no law against glove con-
tests but has a law against prize
fighting The affair which took place
at Galena on the Goth, under the con-
tract signed by the contestlng
parties and the manager Of
the Galena club, was to be a
glove contest Neither myself
nor the sheriff had any authority
under the law, nor has the governor
or Encouragement, to prevent . glove
contest, although we did all we could
without going beyond the law to pre-
vent It's occurring. The parties man
aging the alleged glove contest declare
their intention to 20 ahead in spite Of
our protests
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-03-28
Gresham, Brace Up.

Governor Morrill, did right in de-
handing of Cleveland that he brace
up and rescue ex-Consul Waller from
imprisonment The report that
Waller has surrendered his American
ship is probably false. He is not that
kind. He wrote to friend of our
acquaintance only ayear ago saying
that he was still n Kansan, and Incl
dentally remarking that he was for
Major Hudson for governor, The
inane, vacillating, backboneless for
eign policy Of the nation has made
France bold to seize this man who
was minding his own business and
had chance to make some money in
legitimate trade and imprison him.
France guessed that Gresham would
not have sand enough to defend the
nations honor and there is o danger
that it guessed right. The foreign
policy Of this administration has been
from start to finish a stain on the ma
TONS history and name, but in this
instance Gresham should be forced by
public sentiment to take the proper
steps to secure justice to an American
and Kansas citizen,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-03-28

New HAVEN, Conn, March Ell. J.
Morgan, employed in the mechanic de.
partment of Yale Scientific school, has
invented an apparatus by means Of
which the use Of the motor dynamo in
vented by Edison is obviated. The ap-
paratus reduces the voltage Of cur
rent. A test made yesterday reduced
an electric light current Of 100 volts,
four amperes, to seven volts without
affecting the amperes.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-03-28

The old saying Of the one wise man
and the eleven fools has been again
verified in the Hilmon case in which
after n day trial the jury dis
agreed, standing eleven to one The
case is one of the most celebrated in
insurance annals and any may well
have doubts as to how it should be
decided. 1t has had six trials and the
S25, 600 originally involved has grown
to twice that sum BY accrued interest.
The history Of insurance will never be
complete without resume Of this
famous litigation.