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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-10-17

Medium Tin q tone with ice down its
back)- Madam. the spirit of your dead
husband wishes to converse with you.
The Widow Hennyp-ck-Huhl II
he hasn't any more spirit now than he
had whee he was alive, it isn't worth
paving attention to.-Puck.
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hIe Was say..l.

'Hello, Smith. I'm glad to see you
alive. The do5or told me he had given
you up"
Eyes, Jack, mad close call, but
money saved m
"Why, the doctor told me you
couldn't pay fn."
yes, that's just it. If l had pos
sessed the motey he would have con-
tiDued his visit and l would not have
been here to te the tale."-Tammany
Times
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Choice Farm Lands of the World-Per-
feet Climate.

October 22nd the Big Four Route in con-
nection with the Chesapeake and Ohio Ry.
viii sell round trip excursion tickets to all
points in Virginia Except east of Gordons-
vile on Washington Divisiou) and North
Carolina at one fare with two dollars added.
Tickets win be limited thirty days return
ing and good for stopover in Virginia. In
Virginia they have no droughts, no bliz-
Yards, cheap lands and the best markets in
the world. Send for free descriptive
pamphlet, rates, etc. L. L. TRUITT, n. w.
L. a, Pa Clark St, Chicago.
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He kbeyed orders.

The boss Il ID Pat to paint a sign
over the shaft politely warning stran-
gers of the d1nger. Pat thought it
out carefully. nd then painted on the
fence in brith vermillion letters;
strangers wi p PLACE not fal. down
the shaft. &C cinnati Enquirer.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-10-17

THERE is this difference between happi-
ness and wisdom, that he who thinks him
that thinks himself the wisest is generally
the greatest fool Cotton.
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BEECHAM's PILLS for constipation Zoe and
25c. Get the book (free) atyour druggists
and 60 by it. Annual sales 6,00O,O 900 boxes.
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AN old member of the London stock ex-
change says; .'The only time man Of ex-
perience takes his wife into his confidence
Is to tell her he IS not making any money"
Household Words
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THERE is nothing that a man can less ar
ford to leave at home than his conscience
or his good habits.-Packe.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-10-17
Tha DeterIoratlon of see.,,

There is such thing as the deteri-
Grafton of seed, and it is a matter
which should not be overlooked. 1t
would be well to get new seed occa-
sionally from elsewhere, but care
should be taken to show whether the
variety is suitable for the soil and
climate where it is to be grown. 1t
will not do to make change of seed
unless done intelligently AMI with a
knowledge of all the conditions essen
tial to success.
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WE have not been without Piso's Cure for
Consumption for % years. LIZZIE FERREI,,
Camp ST, Harrisburg, Pa, May 1, "a.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-10-17

In case of doubt in a Kentucky poker
game always draw both guns. Washington
Post
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-10-17

Frederick II of Prussia. known as
The Great, was also styled The Philos-
opher, from his love o. the philosophy
aud arts of the French encyclopedia
school Leo VI, emperor Of the east,
was also so called, because of his love
of abstract speculation. Marcus Au
relius Antoninus, of Rome, was also
called The Philosopher. because of his
metaphysical and didactic writings.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-10-17

There is something on earth grand
der, the lightning and the earthquake
are terrific, but the Judgment of the
people IS more.-Daniel Webster.
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''IsN'T that new riugg' 'It's new 10
me- life.
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ANY common tub or tight wooden
box, abo1t 20 inches deep. VIII DO for
cheese tub.
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- wnL kill him." cried the poet. 'if
have to tie him fast and read him to death
with one OF nv own sonnets "-Harper'S
Bazaar
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WOULD have man great in great things.
and elegant in little things johnson.
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Halls Cafarrh Cure
Is taken internally Price 75c.
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STILL DissATIsFIED.-The nan who signs
for the happy day
When barefoot boy he ran,
is the same Old boy who used 70 savs
II wisht was man,
-Philadelph Record
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t1elr bruises, ana dOuD tful wnetner TO
continue the struggle. Then Jack de-
scended TO them. At his approach
they rose, doubtful whether to fight or
fly. But Jack said. sweetly:
Don't be scared. I'm not going to
kick you down another fiight-not if
you're peaceable, Ritter. just want
to hand you back those two half
dollars you gave us We haven't ex-
aetly earned them. YOU know"
Jack tossed the money 10 Ritter and
went laughing upstairs
Then the loafer, for the first time
that evening, spoke:
Seems likes easier a-goin' down
two flight than a-goin' up one-somc-
timesi"
This counsel prevailed, and the three
were soon in the street, Ritter loudly
vowing he would get together some
more me- and have his revenge that
night.
Now. Jack" said the doctor, Il
must stay here and take care of this
poor woman. There's a drug shop
across the way. Take this card to the
druggist, and have this boy go with
you aud let him wait for the prescrip-
ton and bring it to me. Then you
look in the directory and find out
where Gen. Bromley Challenor lives.
Tell him about this affair and ask him
to let these people STAY till they're
well enough to GO"
Write him a note on your card. :"
said Jack. Thomas Bradbury, NJ. ID, :
I 4
don't know you. II may impress the
general even more than my beauty.
which must be something remarkabl
by the feeling of my eye ana fore
head
1t is. Thanks, Jack. And the
doctor wrote
Now hurry-and come back. Those
fellows will be up here again with
more men. l dare say"
Jack found to his dismay that Gen.
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STEPS DOWN ANDOUT
OTHER SWEEPING CHANGES.
A Sensation Joe Railway CirclH Men
Who Are Spoken Of As SIR.
Bennett, Successor.

There was a sensation ia railway
circle. this afternoon when u became
known shat General Passenger Agent
Bonnet. OF ,ho RIO Grandu mai stepped
down anu cut a. that position aud
severed oil connection with that road.
10 iA claimed by some that Mt. 3. a..
n. Bauclck'a installation into the
Unice VI General Traffic Manager yer-
to-day had nothing b do with Nc.
Bonnctps roy,on but others point ~
the fact that the lattor's rtsignation
was dated b take Eject and that t did
take elect the moment the former took
possetslon Of the ollicr, a. evidence 70
the contrary.
itis rumored on what nppsarn to
be- the best grounds Tor belief that there
will DO another sweeping aud probably
numerous changes all along tho line
aud not u few subordinate officials are
quakiug iu their boots. 4 now
policy " about 10 be adopted, 10 l.
further ssid,Aud There Do much anxiety
anu speculation as 70 Just what Il
will be-.
There are several Tsilwaymen spoken
n 90 probable tugCsFHfs 10 Nc. Ben.
nr,l-.Wu prominently viz, Joseph
Bunker, W hJ 10 now a6sistaut general
ifgigh, agent OF the RIO Gmudo Woil-
crn and i. A. Wadlui 30, present ar-
sitlnnt general passenger agent u the
Denver q RIO Gmudu,
A NEWS representative made an an.
successful effort 90 hni Mr.. Bauuult
today and therefore cgulI not learn
whn1 his Intentions are with reference
90 buaiucsF. 10 eau be- rBii, however,
that ho nas proven n m.lt thorough
and capable railway man aud that
there are many pruJus beroADOutf
who Will regret T. hear q his retire.
meat.
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.iHE FINAL SESSION.
...,,s d, lhs Senate SI,tIn8 Con-
drrsasIy Until Monday
FLOOD OF PRIVATE BILLS
-. u,l Appropriation Bnl FIrs, on
A, prrram-Olher Bu'ine's At
tended 10.

-...,,,ssr5y, D. c., March g.
s.a.t.opt.rsd upon ila lusi aes'
800 Win pfoipooI Of sitting con-
'.,,v mill Monday noon. There
.,,,s,h Of private bills, E" this was
y l,,i chance u many oag'r claim
- ,v.-,.. I'll
- ,,on Dr. Moreno al Tampa,
,s.r rToAmgheAn clIiasn'-sau'
n,,tdAgulue-haye bson inchr'
,,,siB Havana. Entur a protest
.I,,vo tho Csc Investigated at
...u Call asked the committee on
a.Jyp relations 10 communicate
,,rfty with tho tiaio department.
M view to American Intervention.
gs,l action was taken confirming
a.s,gisfstc s agrecmont on the iOrll-
ssii.onsappr5pfIation olll.
g,,man, 10 charge 4 tho naval ap-
...-f,tlon blll cut u tho rush Of
.s,lnblIf, by urging tho NEED oi a
,'.,dy Constellation oi lhis, the last Of
Y, efsal appropriation bills. His
r,s bteyallei aud the naval bill was
nl56up AZ proposed by the COM
-lH,s the number OF extra soamen to
I. enlisted By tho secretary NJ the
~ 10 timts Of emergency was re-
l55;i from 1900 to 1000. Lodge
Iynl ufatsuy opposed the toduc.
THH
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"The Contributor"

The March hunter Of tho Contributor
s Et hand. Ilis ia every respect su
excellent number. In the opening
Article, Beyond the Arllo Circle,
very interesting sketches arc given o.,
life among tho Lap.audesa OF tho
Scandinavian penlusula. The illuitB.
lions accompanying give splendid
idea OF that race OF people and thpir
mode q living. Valley Forge, a Wnsn.
iUgtOn'a birthday story, 10 concluded.
Under the ogpti0u, SHINING Lighs,
biographies VI Judge IL. T.. henueT-
son and Judge 4. S. Zane, with
splendid pOrlTHila OF thos0 two
prominent oilizuns, are iurniahoI,
Then 5cAndinayiRn "reminiscences aro
continued, Preaching and Preaching
ana Temple Manila tlllgNa are valu-
able contributions on the sui Jocta with
which the authOrH deal. La the Col.
lego DEPARTMENT lecture on Tho
Study Of German, delivered before the
5iuuonlt' Society ty pf1L Hang, 30
reproduced. a paper Uu tho Crime Of
Suicide closes TINS department. An
editorial ON some Cause OF lniidoliiy
deals very plainly AMI iulclligon,ly
with this utJBct. Tho h. l. Manual
VIII be f0unl worth studying closely
Tor the hints 10 contains on oeoleaiaail-
cal anu secular history ON domestic
golenco and civil governments The
uumOtr UlOlea with n musical CONF
position, All Ia Well, arranged for
male voices.
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NEW HuRK, March "A private
dispatch igom Milwaukee says "a blll
Tor the foreclosure OIL tho fist moftgare
Oh tie lrJpsity Of the Green Bay,
Nin0na ana 81. Louis Railroad c0m-
panirs has been hled in the office Of
the clerk Of the Unitod States circuit
court ny Horny CJfbin, OF Chicago,
and William strauss, OF New York,
counsel u William 3. MOwty aud
others The bill prays for the appoint.
ment Of "a receiver.
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PATRIOTIC NINE. MODJESKA
On Account of nn Address Bsforo che
worlds Congress OF nrprs.
sentative women.

CHICAGO, March 2.-Tho cable au-
nouucomuut that Mine. Moljessa has
been iorOiidon by the Russian govern.
mont 90 appsAr at the Warsaw luuater
because Of tho lecture on the oppression
Of tho tolea during the worlI'B Fair,
was no. a surprise 10 Ralph IoiJsska,
son Of the well gnowl actress, wao
lives iu THE oiiy. Ina letter received
by him last wednesday, slime. MOI
leska writes;
"lhU Russian government is fofbi e
ding mo to play IN Poland. / muat tell
you how this happened. when / was
IN Posen a proposition was maize 10 mo
20 give two rufiJrmancss in kallah o.
a benefit Tor POLISH political prisoners.
On tho day before tho Performance
wuu 10 have been given the manager Of
| Tie thcgter was untiuoi tuut Cue police
! hai orders 10 prohibit my Appearances.
/ Now THIS only serves 10 make me
more determined than ever 10 no 10
! WursHw Itself and make plans Tor
Performance there. In regard % Ital.
i8Ch 10 could be said that tho prohibi.
ton WAS tho act Of tho local
police. In Wutsaw prohibition
must be inspired from g. Po,of.
burg and must bn carried out
by the government. YUufkn was more
bitter ana extreme against our people
thnn 10 the present governor, 5chouva.
luili nnd n 5rhOuvalUn prohibits ~ la
Warsaw II viii be plain that the au! IL
really the act " tho cEat."
Inc nddtees thnt brought down upOn
Nine. hiodJ csha the wrath OF Russiais
young car was delivered In this city
before the Worlds Congress Of Repre-
sentative Women on the evening Of
May 49, 1893. Her topic wac "p0llsh
women" She said Ia part.
"Ihere would DO greater numbsr
OF Polish women here and entitled To
be here 10 speak TOT Poland but for the
Russian government. There would be-
more documents here from Polish
women but Tor tue scrutiny VI the
malls ty the Russian government.
Tho POush woman retains atFD4r
iocllng OF natluuAiity-she loves ana
longs Tor the restoration Of national
power.
eve have hat constant struggle
Tor Independence. Anunhoiy nIIiagrp
WIS formed tu crush ouf our Country.
rob 70 OF IL free institutions AMI de-
alrpy ils FREQ government The gates
have oltseI. Muu nave deserted 20.
laui, but her men have stood guard ut
Tue gates VI their county. 10 was sHe
who preserved patriotism aud honor
In spite 1i Siberia aud, which IL wursr,
tue lash, 10 the everlasting disgrace d.
the Russian government.
"Our amenities make great mistake
" they think they have disoounled
~. IA long As Polish woman lives
Poland viii live. We may have mrr.
iloi puuialiment if our frsiities. Glu
knows. May be We have. tbs P0lisn
mother 10 waiting patiently Tor the
resurrection, und n there 10 Justice on
earth she viii net walt ia vAin.O
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ENGLAND And BIMETALLISM
"'i!ls' 10 Tho Monetary System Of
Ii' Country Wanted.
N ana Conservatives United on
'hnsle s'andard-Unitsd
states ,iust Lead.

NV YoRE, March IA spooIal
nIg III hohuoh
L'sgi In Manchester where the
S 'r'.,.'l' feeling is strong, The action
"-'la'nl the other day has evoked
W.. D''s eminent Ia tho Enslish
49,, w In both conservative and
'1'nasin L1udon the tone ia
\. . '''n'ly against any change In
49,. -''a'y system, or indeed any
g.. .'''a In Eugland'. altitude n
,,.,'y calls an international con.
TIN The form that was main.
@ W., a Bruuels.
t,,' a. 'ls liberal tanks uone NJ IN. 81.
NJ r'''n luuhtiul on lbe pointnnd a,
fsv,,,.l' guvrrHment frm,ins
ihty M, n ol. cate OF sending delegate,
eonnt vgIIaln 10 be in6ttuete1 Ia
thee, tieal Britain tono actlnn ~
pfass, ,,ulce Wh.Ch could alter b,,
Ann lsle standard. '
blm,5ls 20 Mr Balflur isan nvowos
prsnla aud Is quite ceriain 'V :" na
his pf., Y, he hes pledged nimSs,f ps N.Y.,
mot Az, ''e"9 on tue subject ehalI
aad ii. 5., w y public action. Bstb ''h w.
10 ibt.f,, ,N,.',beTy uro still confined
10 ' . win ilnu,nsa, ''u
No. N, .'.oi,,tspondout Who coIloi -,
o qu,e u. . residence AMI se5t nm ~
Va issi',,la statement II hIs yisSxs
"@t Bu'Sn tlis auawer: ''"'
.oat'si,,''' iseEtremeIy sorrv u,o,
.tteHLp " zeal With the subject nj
.sI on 1vgttq 1i1e said, cit isnsph.
% opib,sI, am not iuollnoi IN gi Eu
...a Nm iillii'I y, that tho olamor fr,r
S sl,a delegates @ no S5s'. TIL, tina. the
y, t' lgl before The eoat,, g,nsiIer
Do S,9i ,,i,,9ne { lie tlicctoi' 81" 'H''''
.l.,l si. .' u'liiy Gays that nm.
''''' Te'orcnsl her m,n nae
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AUsrnALIA', rINANoE.,
The Colony OF Victoria ON the Verge of
nnukFuntcy,

WAHuNuToN, d. O., March 2.-slr
Norton FrDwon, the English bimetal-
list, who has frequently contributed TO
the free silver literature VI the United
States and who n vi prrssut In Austria.
liza studyins tho financial problem, has
Wilton Representative Bland a letter
Of confidence on his defeat, In which
he says;
81 am greatly concerned 10 notice
from the electoral returns that YOU. a.
all men, should have shared the fan
which has oyortAkun no many of yOur
URriy, Your exclusion from the FtItv-
fourth Congress 10 very loss 10 10
course that, more than all otherr. W,
have at heart, aud | venture 10 writs
you these few lines VI regret aud avn
paihy. have come over here 10 an.
deavUr b. persuade these cOmmuBItles
10 demand direct representation wbs,,
another monetary conference Is called
Hitherto these oommunities of ali
others most heavily iudoutai a OOD an
Of people with $4,000, 100000 of outil9e
debls) have consented 10 be- tspreeonted
by tneir b)ulh0luers. / regsrd tho
financial situation here Is most crib.
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SHOT BY A HOLD.Up.
Marlcn JciIrley Has an Unpleasant
Experience Near Murray.

MRrlcn JeiIrley HAS an Unpleasant
Experience Noar Murray.
II was between a4i o O'Clock yos.
leriay afternoon whom Information
hrst reached tho Office VI Sheriff Harry
Hardy 10 tho effect that muu uamud
Marion Jeilri.s bad been held up, shot
90 anu f,bHtu blOIt distance Iium
Murray on the previous evening.
IL would appear from Tue viclim's
statement th.t lH was returning from
Salt Lake Guy u his homo uuar Niue
ray au4 wAgu crossing holI o.
Aluiat's mill, about seven O'Clock,
ho WIS stopped by % strange man, VINO
commanded hln. 10 throw up his
uhuIr, simultaneously pointing "a gun
90 him. J0iltios, much frightened,
I'D not hesitate Go comply with tue
request NttVltnstlullnI this, now
ever, tho fJUbur ured and wOunded
nun rather badly va lhn ileshy part OF
the arm. Ito then ptOcceued 10 go
through bis pockets, Having taken
from him a small gold watch anu
about sl3 iu m0uOy was OIL as flst as
his legs would carry him,
Sheun Hardy Lost no lime Ia puttlng
deputies upon tho case, anu, acting
upon the descrptiou VI the h1Il.up
furnished by JclirlIs, the iuyostigation
has since been kept up; but nc the time
the NEWS went 10 prcss no arrest had
been ma4C.
The thurn ana Deputy Shoriil
Steele went over 20 MUray again THIS
morning, anu iUuHu lhaJ JolIfies 10
able 20 be around, The wouuu upon
the asm 10 giving him a good deal OF
pain, but % ia nos IA serious one.
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Nm Nnme IIIs A..I.Innl Monlny.

County Attorney wliItomoTc, when
questioned today as to when no expect.
ID to name his assistant 10 succeed Mr..
Eichnor. resigned, replied that hs In
tended doing 90 on MONDAY next lie
politely declined, however 10 say who
that fett oman would be-, iutimsting
that lao nat desired ~ consult with tue
memDefa VI the county UIu,I
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InIla voull csrtAlaly follow hlf

lniia w0uli certainly follow hlf
example.
A curious incid Mt Of the discussion
Il that the ReptBhqiis Frd1cdIic asserts
that tho German emperor is ,hu "m0st
suitable Arbitrator 90 this mos. import.
ant international question:
The German bimuiulliats are pushing
the project Of n conference vigorously,
hut tue hrCuss Z.huGD sayG
"lf In our leading circles the In
mense social Importance ,f tho quof-
ton were considered wo confidently
reckon on lie solution, 0r our emperor
would assume command aud lead o.
quickly aud ilr'oiis iuiy 10 victory, but
Va view OF ,ho information on which
hi1 muJcsiy has 10 rely, We fear much
misery will have 10 fall upon tho
peasant people rnj all connected with
II before ON appreciation Of the social
impoioincu OF The currency question
reaches the stc.s VI tuU throne.
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VIII Have a Wholesome Eject.

During the proceedings OF tho sala-
Clous MeIIl case In the police court
this fOrouO1u,J Justice Smith announced
10 the motley crew Of mOrhidly curious
youngsters who thtongeI the hall that
tuey must get on. and that hereafter
no person under u yeafB OF age would
be allowed In tho court room unless
attendance asa wilmer was required.
The orier will meet with general pub.
lie approval az tho police court was
iast becoming a school u crime Tor
idle young mon,
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only ono ,lnrrlnrs rsr.mnnr.

NEW YOug, March 2.-Ihofe will
BE- but oIu msrglnge ceremony at tho
wedding OF Mlss Anna dluldto Count
BJliilce DC CAstellauV. That celt.
mory VIII le performed by Archbish0p
CuTugau. Tho reason why there viii
be no civil ceremony 10 that no civil
ceremony IN necessary. The French
lawiconIfnry 10 the general impression,
recognizes as valid a marriage COZ =
tWct1d IN a foreign country Ia con.
'UImiiy with the laws o. that country.
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OMAHA, ReJ., March 2.--PfolrScled
warm weather caused the los IN the
lver 10 melt. The Union Pacific
bridge gang IL blasting the Toe. Three
spans uf the Burlington bridge nj
columbus have been swept away. The
i,laite brldges OF tho Rock leland,
Missouti Pacific anu the burlington
arc threatened,
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New HoRIS, March 1.-The Wilson
steamer C0iorado, which reached p1rl
from Hun, England, today brought
tho oapiuin anu crew OF ten men of
lhe German bark Norma picked up al
sea. n lrmn, IA old vessel, was loaded
with aye woods from BuenOs Ayrss,
for Antwerp. On tue 18TH she eno1un.
tered a heavy storm which caused her
TO leak badly. When the Colorado
came IN sight tue Norma was ABOUT 10
sink.
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WAuNIri,ESr sIauE
The sky Illuminated by au
Asrutitc.

NENO, New, March . Al 5:i' ths
morning an lmmruon uuTIlltD auHi out
oi the northern heavens aud s.umlug.
~ plfsed over town. II exploded with
terrific force, shaking luiId.ngl aad
wnkuniuR people. Ihgau who mw 90
describe 70 an n magnificent sight,
lighting up heavens ana earth lu uIl
dirgtt.uBs. IL vas ACCOMPANIED by 70
whiriiug uoiic, Ike tofnNlO. People
ON the street INCIDENTALLY t0Istd. DO
was probably o great dIslsucu Oh, us
thu explosion was not heard iJf tw0
minutes ait u disappenfeI.
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NEW YOml, March To-day throe
more y1rpsus were removed it0m the
Orchard Blreet building ruins, making
tho Casualties hyo killed ana oilbt
Tiously injured. The bodies recover
cd today are those 0t John Marie,
Joseph Crescoutix and Joseph Mara,
all employed upon tue building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-02

WAsutyGTON, d, C., March o.
Senator Powers has intro iuueI Lill
providing Tor tho itsnaucn O. patents
% all lands selected by Montana ng
slate lgnus uAior It's enabling act, with
The ntalemont inserted, that N there b.
mineral OF coal In tho lands they are
" 10 forever vested In tho state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-02

WINE pLAINs, n. T., March g.
Attachments against all luu properly
Yi tlr lhto joy Gould have boon UIet
hU.u by .uu alIIicn Orphans Homo Of
al. Louis on nghaii n the bUujI9.Ign
OF ihe Kansas ana Pacific sIlfIRI.
4he amount claimed De- slliuJllIJ.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-02
Woman's Suffrage.

The regular meeting oi tho w, s. A.
viii be held In tho Fourteenth ward
assembly hall ON Tuesday, March 9th,
1885, al . .. m, All Invited,
Dr.. u, Is. FERuUsOSi PIea,.
NJ. l.. IRVINE, 5ecy.