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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-03

If you need a good medicine TO purify
your blood. give nerve strength and build
up yo2r entire system, take Hoods Sarsa-
parilia. IL prevents sickness by making
pure blood.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-03
CHARLES EHSLEY,
Taxidermist, nissoula, Montana.

Game, Heads. Animals, Birds. Dead oars."
Fur Robes and Rugs.
fzy-I make = specially o. mounting ani pre-
seTytng Heads ami specimens 10 order for
sDorTsmen CorTespon te nee solicited hen-
con 'SEaldA-d' Elsa WTlIi1G
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-03

Hoods pills cure nausea. sick bead
ache. indigestion and billlousucss. &C.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-01
Nartt,.Y endHermng

Dies 1T einint cine anoere Senennur9
fir leihteu Telobau. gtne yelpiIie Nrbelt
auf Elm tleiues greal oeripenoet. bat cine
reihlite 9rnte i'm 8efol9e. Ger Selobau
miro bsiuabe sum Spiel. Sn Der 3bnt be
ioraen Die 3inber III pielen 6llen anltaft
oes Raunes oas Yepaiiern. 9ieie baben
ibr Spiel ino es lit cine pirtlide Nrbeit fiir
ben Safer. Sn oieier Soee sibt es etrpas
Nnsiialihes. 2u benz brin9t IS pole urabs
bGnai9feit bon He9eu mo 9iirre. Hesen
matt Die 5rutt uitt IN einem Sabre mad.
len uno Die 9iirre trodnet lie I'M nahIten.
IS lieat cine SeSnuberung IN Der Seltuna
Der fleinen 8aiieritromhen iiber Die tleine
Sarm, 10 oaB Jsoer 5leden ben eriproerlldeu
Sefeuhti9unssb eoarf -erbdlt. Der cine
Elat muB nitt su piel uno Der anoere nitt
Al fuenia erbalten. gtner Der Sauptpunfte
Der 8emGiierun9 ut, paB lie Die Nrbett CON
cenirirt aui elnen b%e9renSten areal uto oa'
her politGuoi0e GultIplrunq ees @runoes
fdert. Sdbidt 4 Cts IN 5reimarfen an
Gbas. g. Zee, Sent. Gaii. Ngent Der Nor
tberu Iacific Ynbn in ct. Yuul, pttnn, uno
er lhldt cub eiu Yampblet itber Seruales
rnrn 32ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-01
Spre6.Saal.
R6re bic

- Bdre bic Ginfommenfeusr nidt
abaeidafft noroen, 10 wiiroe Dos uer<
f~loiisne 6albiabr itatt zines Deficits Ell
men lleberihuB er9eben baben.
- Nah ben 8eri6ten bss Nderbau'
bepartement in @aibiuston peripredsn
Wois uno SOmmermei5en IN oielem
Sabre elne pole grnte.
- 8arfuB ourhpauoert galiiornisn
CUR Seit elm ercentriider 9eutiher. gr
bebauptet, onB er lelt ssbn Sabren te,s
men Shub msbr sstru9en babe.
- Bel einem Seriub. nit ieinem
iubmarineu Boot Die 800 SUB lanse
Sdleuis fir Sol5ltdmme ON Cafe Occur
o'4leue, in Sonso, binab5uiabren, bn,
Captain Saul 8ebb lelu 2eben einses
biBt.
- Die m1nnlite Qtnie Grompsa's
1T ldnsit erloNdsn, uber mittels Der psib
liben bot er cine Sablrethe Nabtommens
idait. Su lsstersr SeSiebun9 i0nnen
bic folaenoen Yairs nui GrommeQ als
ibren Mbnen blidNn: be Serbs &lpon,
@b,dehsr, Cooper, Rcrlep. Option
8plin9bam, NmtbiQ. Gub Der Wtate
rialiit uno Nmeiienuntsr Sir Sobn Sub
bod III in fpslblldsr 9lnie elm Na6foms
me Gromwen's.
- Der beribmte tduienoidbrige Ro-
Ienuod an Der Innen 8npelIe oes Domes
Al Silbesbeim wolte befanntlid Dor
mebrern Sabren einsshen; er fling be-
benilih on ~ trdntelr, 10 bob Der 8aib
bon Saduerfdnoiseu clnsshott weroen
muBte. Sanf Der 9uten YteSe bat Der
R~oieutod inoeiieu uUlitdncis iid erboli
uno trditis peiter sntpltelt. Beionoers
in bieiem Sabre entIuIlet er cine reide
8libenprabt.
- 9as 9Drren BON a~orlofeln fpiro
neuerbinas on Der Yarificflite nit on
aeblih autem Grfol9 oer'uti. Cine
5abrif in 8aibin9tOn, tpelbe ons Dor
rem BON Nspieln uno Yiloumen in gro
Bem Wa6e, teireibt. bat Die betreHenoen
@rperimente aemnht, uno s%efunben boz
ben, caB bic ssobrrten aartOffeln nidt
bios ibren @eltmnd, iOnoeru auh lbren
Ndbrpertb aui lause 3sit fetbalteu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-01
NennGplpante n.

uusetdht eiue Weile uon SmttbpOrt,
n Der u dtuns na1 Jarmsrs Bu0et
tano Dienna9 Nahmitios UNI l llbr
Snliten eiuem BON Siean tommenoeu
Yufaeierbus uuo eiuem &ller5us Der
Der 8eliern Nsw gort uno Beuuipiul,
nia Babn eine @ouiiou iiatt. Der
gonouftor emmett Buroid erliit eint
Berlesura oes &n0hels uRo Elm Bafa.
aier, Wamens 8. W. Saunoers. puroe
iiber mebrere SlBe seihleuoert ulo
i1!uer ON aopie usrrunoet. GIN uubs.
tai ntes Wtaoten brah ben Qrm un0
msbrere unOere BuHasiere ruuroen mebr
oosr psniaer ibwer perlest. Der Bli.
iaaierjus blslt ieine sstpObnllde 5abr.
seitniuolsteit elm. uber Die @eunlt bee
2ulammenftoSes NOT 10 srOB uuo fam
10 unermartet, ooB idmmtlite Yaiiasiere
BON lbteu Srssn aelblsuoert ruroeu
uno bic WebrSabl bate Beuleu uuo
S1rammen auer Art %auf5uuelieu.
Sllinpis.
Dos @ebeimnlB, meldes big isst ben
Wpro BON 2epis Wcgfee BON 2rncoln
umaab, if 9ienitas seli6tet uoroeu.
Gin 2anbhreider. Der am WOntas abeuo
IN einsm Rotnfsloe aufsesrlfen uno IN
ter porsebalienem @epebr s~eSruunssn
wuroe, iid 81 erseben. puroe tnteibrat
unb seltano. oaB er am Sonntn9 Wor
aen in Der Rdbe oes Woroes eemsieu
iei uno fit ourb Die 5lutt in oas 5elb
aerettet babe. Die Nabbarn oes srmor
oeisn CORNERS baben lbn OILS otn 9ancs
itreiber losntifiSirt, Der ON lestsn 5rel'
tas uuo Samitas bort IN Der 9s9eno
berumselunsert. Der 8ereabtiSe reunt
iih Charles 8ins uuo nil aus Sing
ton, Tenn., tommen. Die 1hat Wuroe
ais 8ads ssseu ben @rmorostgn besaus
gen, wslher ii9 sewel9ert bate, in Nts
ueienbelt Der iibrl9en Jamtttenmitslisz
DER benz Ser. Speiie uno Traut 81 per
abreiden. GIN Gpudseri6t 1T beuur
itebeno.
Statp.
am II. Sull mudtsn iid creiBiG
Wdnner BON Sadion's Scle auf, um cit
Snotuner, welde bic SosoSelese Dor
Gpomine ibertreleu butteu, gu psrbaf
TN. Sn Sobof Canon ib'rruiaten iis
Elm Eager uon II Snotanern, rabmer
ale %sefauseu uuo brubteu lie nab Sad.
ions pole. Su benz Canon ueriutter
lie su entfommen uue ole Snolaner mi
Nusuabme elnts eiuaissn, tuurcen &C.
tootet. Man fauo 1873 iriite Slridieat
in Dem Guser. Sobn q. Garnes
Der Gltefte 8enobner pon Sad
ions SOle. bat ii6 nud Soalu teseren
Gr iast ouB ieoer aniieoler IN Sadlor
abseiblablet perben plro. Gs beran
btn iit 800 Bannod 8rleser ON Sobnt
JluTe, ols garnes bort mar, uno e
iagt, bnB ale Squuus io,tgeidldt iint
uno Die Buds iib tdslit mebr uno meb1
DER Sauptbnnse anidl'eBsn. Die an
iieoler ermnrten ben Nnsriff. @enl
niht idleunist @auallerie elntrlfl, I
If ieoer N~niieoler Spil6eu SadiOn'
pole uno blsier giienbabu ; Station II
@efdbr, ermproet All neroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-01

Nebit Der %alqemeinen Graris miro Der Res
9elun9 bon @rbihafts Nnoeleoenbeiten IN
Der Grcbate Court beiouoere Nufmertiam.
fett 9eitentt.
Saben Sic grbIdafts Nnaelesenbeiten
in europa 81 beioraen. 9eebs, SHORTAGES,
ScItalnente ober anoere Spfumente an
ihreibeu, 10 ut bier Der Ylab, nm iolhes be.
ipr9eu Su laIen. unteriuhunaeu BON Be
IiBtltel iperoen prompt beiorgt.
@elD Su uerlelben in beliebigen
Sumnten luter leid1ten Seoiu9unaen auf
Staotz nno 8runbsG i9entbum. user @elo
bat gum Serletben fam es bier fiber 9e9en
quite Srraihaft augele9t befommen.
Sdno Al pertaufen. User 2ano
tauien MN, iprehe ppr bel mir. es tpitet
Nltts nm oas 9ono su beieben; tommt unb
iiberaeu9t euh lelbit. Nud limb perbeiierte
6armen BET mir gu iebr Tteori9eu Hrelieu
UNI leihteu Seoir9urQen Su baber.
Sdbrtarten BON unb nab europa
aui alien Sampierlinreu gu baben 81 Den
bili9iten Treiien.
Se%uerperi ii d. II q wrro ebeniau
beiorat.
Ne9en.Nusfuuit ihreibe man an obisr
Nooreiie, ale Srtete werhen beantmOrtet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-01
Cic groBe Nertietmm8

bes gsuupncue 1T 1900 SUB tiei. gle
IL ousoeb6lt aus bartem pulfanlIbem 8e'
item. Sbr tDunt suh PORTE Zen, iple o'ele
Wiuipueu Sabre nies seoauert bat. US III
cine punoerbare Combination IN 6ornt hno
Torbe. Sbr iuutet es iebeu. Slelle,hi Dap
ibr es etnnal pprbnbt, IS 1T bt'Ier. otes
Sobr bortbm al reiieu; oent Die Sabnprenlle
iin6 nieori0.S 6idt 6 Gts al Charles =.
Sec. ben 8enereuts ga iiGglera9enien Del
Iortbsru Yaciic giieubahn III q. Tonl'
yRinu, fir eiu 5ourliten Suh oeS Edrts.
5panrtp, 2lO Glart Strest, pIro ehn Que
Sabrpreiie on9eben. '~''
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-01
Sutcs Sanc biuia.

Gin buuoert tauieno Nder autes Glen
bahnlano in @aoena, Otter Toll. Ssder,
Subbaro, Gab uno 5poo Counties. 9reiie
fir Nniieoler reousirt. Sest So bis 81.
80 y er Nder uuf LANCE 3eit. Sehs Bro
sent Sutereiien. Sruid gauo, Timber uro
@ieie. Gulttuirte 5nrmen. 3petbun bert
5nmilien babsu iih oui oieien GGuoereieu
I'M leBteu Sabre nieoer9elaiien. Norsiie:
u. " urrap
31-6m Naoera, Winn.
Nenne oieie 3eituna.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-01
0cIhdftsncrIe9una.

CUR ~9eiGui9en Nadrihi, oaB mir infer
YumpenaeihGft an 7. Nue. neben Carriers
Ytablmiible perle9t babeu. gur Die beiten
~elierneu uno bDlScrnet Yumper unb bic al
leripdrts betudbrte Veue Noree Yumpe
bel uus su baben. Srunnen 9e9raben uno
ale mO9lthe 6eparaturen oil Iumpen uno
Yrunnen beitens uno prompt 81 au9emsi'
ieneu Yreiien beiprat.
12-ba w ntnaer IL Y 0
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-01
Sanc III p%crfamfsm.

Sd babe 10000 Nder bini9es 9arb in
S%tearns, Benton uno Sberburne Counties
su pertaufen. Sieie 9dnoereien pariiren
I'M Sreiie pom $500 nufpdrts per Nder.
Wiriliteu Nniieo!ern, DIE oas Gano 81 pei.
beiicrn beabiibtiser, perfaufe i'd 81 9ans
leid1ten ~Beotnsuu9en. guh babe i'd cine
glnsabl iciner cnltlulrten Sarmer, Die slelt'
falls inter 9iinitt9en Seoln9unsen p~ertau't
meroen. VI q. W bttnep.
3O-St @rIte H%atipnolbanf, ct. 9I6uo, Mlnr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-01
Wrunoeiaentbnmss YcrfdnIe..
Bur ttn sRsrhtrn" btrt6tst ron R,sifrar PER-
Setu ". q m al.

Die Winneiota Qoan & 3ruit 60. on
Goulia 9pnrao, II 2 bid 8 0aines
Noo Bapnesplle ...............S $50
Better aailer uno Satin on 5rant 3.
Storms, ip4 iw4 Sec 20 Z 1913
u 81 uno anoeres Gano ......... 1000
Soiepb 8eibel uuo @atttu oil Die 8ils
lo9e Nlbaup, Its 4 uno 5 bid IA
Nloanp ........ ........... 4VO
Senrp Sbelopn uno Satin an Z B
Sbeloon, IL ip4 Sec IA Z 1879
u 100
Charles " Yarion on . & Ntpooo,
1t 2 bid 25 9oelbrod Noo........ 500
" 8 8elb uno 8attin an s u sting,
lts s uno 10 bid 55 uno nuoeres
9ano YapnesuiQe ............ 800
Gu9uita Saines uno Ga tie an Bar
bara Grant. lts II uno 10 bid 2
Dot 8art Abb 275
j y Smith uno Satin on o u Ser
rid, II 5 bid / Smttb'S uno lots
Goen Sauep ....... ............ 100
Sobn Baitiu9er uno Satin all Sobn
" Nebriug, II Ia bid 2 Saitinser's
Noo Yapnesotle. 80. 100
Catherine EotbItein an Warn Roths
item, ~ iw4 sec Is ( 122 30. 1900
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-01
MtooIeTclo, Soma, ben 90, 9es. 1913.

RiooleGelo, Soma, ben 23. 9es. '93.
!Sh mar ,rpei Dfouate lang franz uub per
iufte 9pctors W oiSlncn, bic mir nber niht
balfen. SD wurbe 10 ounn uno ldpa9
oaB ih ale Soifnun9 auI mem eeben aul'
CAB, ba ih ipeoer ellen mob 'blaien fonnte.
Sd ling OIL, Gr, &aros @en'Se'eanS Orc
fir Slut 81 uehmeu, mo eeoor lb amer
5laiden 9euommeu bate. mar it poultan'
Dig sebeilt. SD battle cs llir bic bette Nte
oiSin. Sb buitete srpel Wonate uno mcine
5reunoe bielten mid, iiir einen S6pino'
iibti9en, aber ih futile lest 10 gut tp,e le,
9aui bes Or. lSaro's @ens8esean'9ra
Rittels fur Slut. Sd iperoe es tets bal
ten, oa es MIDI 9ebetlt bot. Sbre
6rau Glen 5ltun.
3. 6. 8olf 1T Der N9ent fir Stearus
Go, Winn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-01
Guitont S6ubbauS.

1as tsie Bargain in Gultcm aema6ter
Sbuten. gertauft ~ Zen nteeriaitsn Srrt.
len. 8eine ab9ele9tr Waare. aetne IN.
aepadrte Wdare. 2lss frtIb unc reu.
8speratursn prompt une ttat9 belcr8t be-
See. 5rsew 4,
8. @pe. Fem 9purtbaus 9~e9enuher 30 Ia
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-01
Earl 4ropp. Sobn @ropa.
1cbriiOcr &rDpp,
3au=G ontrattorer,
Sobn 6ropp.

Raden 9pitenanlnldge fir 8irfen, Shu'
len, Heiiocnien, @eihdftsblods, Bride
etc. ;oes9leiheu Werfdnfcr aler Scrtel
@alt, Is emeni ano loulttQen Saumatertalten.
Stt Nnt bic d~lSiuiesn gssrtrn fur Gemd 9smtnl
eas Bette, mas bic tatir i'm Sebrdutctf.
Css... GuN's 8ipd, ct. @ermainhrabT
Stll. 81. 9lput. Nttun "a
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-01

sIs gabD rbicIt lie, tocnu tranf, eaiforia.
gls 'ie Elm NiuS mar, ocrIanete iie Gaiioria,
as iuuae Tame belt ic ieft an 6oitoriu.
als @utter CAB fte ibreu ainSern eaiiOria.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-01
DIR. u. II. Beatty,
Dnmonpath nnh ll1nnhar,t,

Stfcs lber Wctttrr's Npcttefe, Ga Ct. 8Srmair-
ffrafe, ttutsr II. Iuur's SffCs.
l0-12 utr Scrmtttdas.
S)tucc:Sfl1l10et1. 3 urr 8d6mittJes
7-fdIb 9 lltr absres.
5slsptru: SAG RsfesuS: 364, G. gps. fatlit. 8ran.
~isnrufsu rire prcmp' bel 2ds urf Natt ratsetem.
men. 33-1i
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-01

&c. st. =. NJ. & O. Ry.)
Irst 30 rrtsr SlaTe 3ass psrlaNsu NinrsapOlis
Unt Ct. Paul mad Gtted8c mad anfuntt her 3uas
rcu At. SIouo rie frlat:
grrlaRrn NinurapoliS , 80 am. ct. Haul S 10 am.
lGalit. Sdfetr stats eyprss.
sat Carrier NdBsen mad @tteasp. Nrtuntt in
ItilpaufsS 500 dbcufs; ettedsr 9:A5 absues.
GerlaNen Winurapolis 6 90 pm; ct. 9aul 6 30 pm.
Srrntdas auSaSnrmmsu. atlantic Il Sputtsrn
GJprsf. sat g4agnsr Bufet . S6latrdaeu uue
pseaNn nit irci beresltden Stutleu mad Sbttdsc.
Autuuft in 9ttcdsr 500 grrmtttdss.
gcrIaNru WinnrapOIis 80 nm; 81. Saul S 10 pur.
Idali6. 6Crrli6s Iprtt g0sftrn eimitst. SAT-
Pullman une g9daner Erirdts9rmpdrtsnCnt una
tG Sscticu S6ldirdgen, Buffet Rau6rdqer, 81
tlicttst g9daCu mad Gticdar. S6idfrdsGn ndh
Wilwdutse. Rritflt i'm Dining 99aaaCn pcr an
tuu't IN Gttcdsp. Autunft in Wtlrdutes 1850
BERN. IN 9ttedeo $3.50 Born.
Jur iauftrirten ireicn 1rissr NIT Ssfb rsibune bee
tsrrli6cn 3uaettnfss uber hisfe Strede mad Sipur
Stir. Omaha, 8aulds 9itp. 1ulutt. aitldne, mic
aud mad NilrautCe unt S~ticdBc, irrs6t rr betnr
SetmcaerteR cher d~ertfrC an
:. ". SrnsonlP.
SSRerai pufdaters AaSrt,
Ct. paul, Niinn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-01
BUR NptH!

lie unterSeibnete stbt lrterritt I'M
Sdneiten BON 9omenileioerr ptro erlernt
in elmer Stuuoe 9eit. 3umen aus Der
Gouutrp, iprett aeiGli9it Dor III meiner
@obnuna. 5rl. maria 8ieortd,
33-3m Nlbanp, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-01
5ir nadt Chicago
uarr Cnnfrun GflidD l?
,Sic Worib Wciteru Strefe'

g0tnn &c. fc fstsu Sit ~, tds ttrs 5atrfarts sen
N tnutuprlis, Ct. paul cher Duluth lauiet uber
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-01
ESaiiun gcmaBe Tleildiortcn,A

tt ttttn uue frif6tfsn tu ten biaistn
yrtilsn, eann 8Stt ~ &. q. 9ttaisr.
w fatt itr sduts ,u ruiaufsu, trinet sietletn
~ 5ldalits BltiihrrIattn. Or ttiatlt tut ts teo'
..n g'stitprstit. Seller 8untt reed unt ,~apsrism'
ntnt bttttnt. 3s-ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-01
Scb pHerire u:
70 gum Ncrfamfene a.
PETER x BRICK.
Senti6er Mbpofat,

Office in &ei6srt's slpd, Ct. elput, @inn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-01
-. 3. 3ieelfr's'&
6lciidmarft, SIS ct. 6erm. ct.

N rae bette unt tiniafs 5lCltsdSait IN
tr Staet. Setter, Ter bert idutt. ptre eHs
btituAm mlNen. Wrat ttr Der ......,.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-15

Blossburg, Pa; general worthy foreman.
James l.. Michaels, Pittsburg general sec
retary- treasurer, Charles r. Martin, Tiffin.
O. General executive board-A. w. Simp-
son, Chicago; William T. Taafe, Albany, n.
~; J. II. Barrett. Leadville, Col; E. j.
Lynch, Meriden, Conn.
The committee preparing the constitution
completed its work tonight. large part
of the old constitution is eliminated as
to give local and district assemblies more
latitude in the management Of their own
affairs. The authorities of the general
executive board to expel members and as
semblies without the formalty of trial is
abrogated. The committee on credentials
will be appointed by the General Assembly
instead of the master workman A new
basis of representation in the General As
sembly is adopted similar to that in the
United Mine Workers-one delegate for
every one hundred members or majority
fraction thereof. Trades districts are to
have full power to manage their own af-
fairs without interference from general Of
ficers. A General Assembly will be called
not later than Jan. |, 1885,
The new organization. it is claimed, will
start out with membership of about 10000,
embracing the glass workers. the brass
workers and the miners organizations.
There will be general headquarters at
the present time.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-15
AGAINST THE sTRIkERs.
Attorney-GencraPs Decision I'm til
Brooklyn Trolley Line Cases.

Attorney-GencraFs Decision I'm the
Brooklyn Trolley Line Cases.
ALBANY, n. ", Feb. 14.--Attorney- gem
eral Hancock has handed down decision
denying the application for permission to
bring action to vacate the charter of the
Brooklyn Heights Railroad Company for
failing to operate its lire according to pro-
visions of it's charter. The Attorney-general
holds that II the ten-hour labor law has been
violated it was by the officers sof the COM
pany and not by the corporation itself. In
concluding his opinion. the 4Attorney-general
says: while it appears from the state
ments made to me by the applicants at the
hearing, that the laws of the State and the
individuals, / am satisfied from a considera-
tion of the facts presented by the petition
ers that they are not sufficient to Justify
the bringing of an action to annul the
charter of the corporation."N
ON the application TO have President
Lewis. of the Brooklyn Heights, and Presi-
dent Norton, of the Atlantic roads re-
lieved from their positions because of al
legged violations Of the labor law, Attorney
general Hancock holds that the offenses
must be proven by legal evidence before
action can be taken, which proof has not
vet been presented to him. IF" he saws
lit shall appear from the investigation now
or hereafter to be made that it can b.
established by competent proof that the
presidents of companies have broken the
law by the exacting excessive hours of la
bor from their employees the cases will re-
ceive further consideration.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-15
WAGON WHEAT 5loc
IRWIN ON THE STAND.
The Pool Operator Tells About His
business at Pittsburg.

PlTTSBURG, Pa, Feb. 1i.--ln the trial
to-day of George NJ. Irwin, the discretion
airy pool operator. MIR. Irwin was called
He was trembling when sworn. but soon
recovered his composure. ana toll how he
went to Chicago. became a member of the
Board of Trade, his ventures there and
subsequent failure. He afterwards returned
70 Pittsburg and started the pcol business
In small way. increasing his clients every
month. He explained the uniformity of his
dividends by saying that some months
pronts We're larger than others. To save
trouble. he would give and take, estimating
the dividends a day or two before the close
or the month. Sometimes he would make
DIS pronts In few days, at other times
Wlthin an hour During the run he paid
out In the tour days it lasted, over Si5i,C
re was ADVISED to quit, and when out for
lrnch on Tuesday he called at the bank to
see how he stood. His account was slim,
so ne concluded to go no further More
tnan 100 people offered him money after he
closed business, but he did not take it.
When he left Pittsburg on Nov. l he made
no concealfnent of his destination. and did
rot so away with the intention of avoiding
firms in Chicago. His losses with these firms
IN October wculd aggregate $4,000.
On crobs-eNamlnation witness said he quit
the brokerage business for the pool busi-
ness because the former was duh. He was
banker. IN the sense that he took care
how he made y per cent In August, be-
ca'ise he did not have his books This was
his answer To similar questions about each
months business.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-15
CATHOLIC CLUBS.
satOIli Says the Pope Hopes They
VIII Flourish and Prosper.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb 1.-THE Catholic
Club of this city celebrated it's eighteenth
anniversary tonight with an elaborate ban
quet to Monsignor >Satolli. Besides the
guest of honor there was present his sec
retary, Rev: Frederick Rocker, d. d.. his
auditor Monsignor sharetti, Archbishop
Ryan, Bishop Keane, Bishop .McFaule, of
Trenton, Bishop Gordon, of Jamaica, DIR.
Ernest La Place. Mr.. Johns Hopkins and
many of the city's prominent men. Nom
signor Satolli was the chief speaker. He
said:
of the Holy Father is the church in Amer
ica. 1 need not tell YOU the admiration he
all her institutions. His encylcal which we
haye so lately received, tells plainly enough
his high regard and tender affection for this
country. Among the numerous institutions
which meet his approval he commends
especially the Catholic clubs, and it is his
fervent wish that they may flourish and
prosper in every city. This is his desire be-
cause he recognizes the great Importance
Of such organizations. The Catholic Club
is an organ of communication between men
Of varying ages and conditions of life and
between the spirit of religion and the spirit
of sociabiity. Moreover, it facilitates, uni
fies and strengthens concerted action for the
common good which should never be lack
ing in religious, domestic and social life.
Our Lord said to His disciples that wherever
two or three are gathered together in His
name IIe desired to be considered as being
in their midst. We might In like manner
say of our holy father, Leo XIII, that he
desires to be considered present in all the
gatherings held by Catholic clubs Not only
should the Catholic club universally ex-
Catholic and good citizen, but 1t should
show how one can submit with docilty to
the teachings of the Pope and sustain at
the same time with all his strength the
liberties of his country
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WITH A KNOTTED ROPE.
Boys Fiogged by the Principal of u
Military Academy.

+ DENVER, Col, Feb. 14.-On complaint of
the fifteen-year-old son of Frank p. Ar
buckle. receiver of the federal land office,
ana Floyd Goschen, aged fourteen years,
son of prominent citizen of Colorado
Springs, Rev. Frank Spalding principal of
the Jarvis Hall Military Academy, and
Professors Byllesby, Stone Burrell Sayer
and Clarke were arrested the charge
of assault. For some act of insubordina-
ton the two cadets Arbuckle and Goschen.
were, as is customary in such cases ordered
to walk q beat all day yesterday. They re-
fused and for this Rev. Mr.. Spalding it is
alleged. ordered their coats of, and lashed
them with knotted rope until they fell
the faculty. it is claimed. held the boys
While the principal administered the pun
ishment Members of the faculty said that
the boys put gunpowder in the matron
room and attempted to blow up the insti-
tution. Mr.. Spaloing intima ties that the
punishment was inflicted after conference
with the boys parents
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TREASURER'S BOND MISSING.
Sensational Developments i'm Al
legged DefalcatiOn at Brooklyn.

BROOKLYN, n. Y, Feb. 14.-More SEN
sational developments In the $4,000 shortage
in the county treasurer's Office were brought
to light to-day by the discovery that two
OF the bonds of County Treasurer Harry H.
Adams are missing from the county clerks
office The bonds are for 100000 each.
They are supposed to have been stolen.
There is record of one bond having been
filed, but not of the other one The per-
sons who signed the missing document cam
not be held responsible for any portion of
the shortage and the county will lose be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000. The bond of the
third term is recorded, but the bond itstlf
has disappeared. Not a trace of it can be
found, except the fact that it was recorded
1t is said that it may be possible to sue on
the record, but this is an open question.
Adams took office in August, 1883. Accord
ing to the experts who examined Mr.
Adamss S accounts the shortage began dur
ing his second term and has continued to
increase ever since. The law does not al
low the present bondsmen to be sued for
shortage in other terms of office.