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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-01
Western Enterprise.

Kansas CITY Star.
An Atchison man, five Thousand miles
from Paris. is the first man to put s'Trilby
dorm cure" on the market.
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OF $,694,s57. an increase OF los. 900 over the
House appropriations. OF this increase the
the Southern Pacfic Railway Company
which have been allowed by the Court or
months salary to clerks Is modified, that
portion relating to clerks borne on the rolls
of the Senate and House being allowed to
remain, while that relating to clerks to
individual members is stricken out.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-01

of Central America and Mexico. On Nov
2S. in the south Pacific, hard squaI that
affected only the stratum os air above the
ship carried away every stitch or canvas
except the three lower sails There was
only a light air on deck when the upper sails
went fvinr away.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-01

Salt rheum often appears in cold weather.
attacking the palms OF the hanas and other
parts of the body. Hoods Sarsaparilla.
the great blood purifier, cures salt rheum.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-01
Survey Ofices to BE Reorganixed.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.-The joint COM
mission of Congress tc inquire into the
status of laws organizing the executive de-
partments to-day made report submitting
the report of it's experts advocating consid-
Grafton of the various government SURVEYS
into two surveys Their report recommends
that the geological survey, the land work
OF the geodetic survey and the surveying
done under contracts from the General Land
Office be organized under one head. and the
and the photographic office of the Navy De-
partment under another. The Office of sur
eyorgeneral in thesvarious public land
States is abolished
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-01
NEW GUN METAL.
Aluminium Tempered So ns To Give
IL the Consistency Of Iron.


1t the Consistency of Iron.
QUEBEC. Feb. 2S--The successful temper
ing Of aluminium so as to give it the con-
sistency OF iron is the triumph of Il. AL
lard, the Lewis blacksmith, whose redis-
covery of the lost Egyptian art OF harden
ing copper startled the mechanical world
three or four years ago. and only failed to
make the fortune of Allard because of this
expeLsveness Of the project A recent trial
of Allard's tempered aluminium has proved
the success of his new method and the
practical purposes to which 1t can be ap-
piled. After having given the resistance of
iron to number of articles, Allard has
made and hardened cannon which has
just been tested in the presence of Colonel
Spence, the American consul here, and
number of Others with success. This can
non is twenty -eght inches long and i've
in diameter the. bore being only quarter
of an inch thick. charge consisting or
pound, Of powder was fired without any
appreciable effect upon it, new and
scientific trial OF the cannon has been
ordered by the Canadian military authorf--
ties and the United States consul. Allard
has been asked to manufacture, as soon
as possible. cannon twelve feet long Tor
direct shipment to Washington
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-01
Gresham.s 1928, 900 Left out.

WASHINGTON, Feb 2S.-The Senate COM
mittee on appropriations did not include in
the deficiency bill the appropriation of $685.
0co for paying the claims of Canadian seal
ers. 1T is expected the amendment will be
offered in the Senate Senator Morgan,
chairman of the foreign relations commit
tee, says he will vote against It, 1T Is a
proposition that contains neither merit nor
anything else to commend it,,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-01
Mexican. Deprived of water.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.-Charles E.
Wesche, acting United States consul at
Paso Del Norte, Mexico, has told in
pathetic way. through a report to the State
Department, of the sufferings of the people
of that section through drought brought
on by. diversion of waters of the Rio Grande
by the agriculturists of Colorado and New
Mexico. He recalls the fact that Mexico
by treaty Is entitled to an equal share with
the United States of the waters Of this river
and shows how a vast tract OF Mex
lean land. which formerly produced great
crops, Is now barren, as result of the
operations of the irrigation companies in
the upper river and tributaries in Colorado
the recommendation of President Cleveland
that commission be created with a power
to build great reservoir at Paso Del
Norte to store the winter flood waters for
use in irrigating the lands the lower
river which for ten years has been made
dry every summer
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Hoods Pills are the best after-dinner
pills, assist Digestion cure headache, 25c,
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-21
Sreo fra Horgc.
(gti u. Solto).

seq lOoeoe / iiolte 8reu at labe bgre
ira mig, naar Saaren fom meo 9Dus
ipret pg @iG8e9aI; men jeg bar life
holbt NIT 9gite; tbi Saaren fum tios
Iigt iaur. Set err aft lGn9c. iioen Gio.
gen FOB lit forIte &uzfu lpoe fra 8irtes
trprerne, u9 @raa9aaien er forlGngii
paa fine Gugeplaoie / Ginmarten. Oct
er poerit ijeloeu, at Nor9e ler en- @aar,
iom ben ri III bar 9ienuemleuet. 9ige
iioen &ulbeu BRAT i Warts Waaneo,
bar Ri baut bet pra9ti Cite SOmmeroeir,
uurmere for bucr Sag % al % til per
lenoe meo milpt Gc9r. Oct bar iaar
goot Seite for Sjprene 4 Tiger pan
zpmmeren, iaa bet iielben er iua i CITE
% zoe llse.
Sou Itaar Gn9ene aft / fulb Slonl=
firing, iaa ct 9obt 6oteraar er allcreOe
mIitfert. Saaraanneu er better i 6ors
6oIo til Saaren bleuet len, ug BET er
ret mango, iom iaar bar iaoet eiter
25oe Wai, ba ben alminoeli9e SautiO
bertiQanos Iom befjenot er uoe. Gars
ingeu BERTH er, of Der far pGret iRrbcz
les pite 8egr, iaa Nlgrene bar paret
rau. 5plt ter / Sp9oen iauueliOm /
NnbubDsberne err O9iaa fommet eiter,
at bet lDnuer fig beoit at iaa tent, %
De bar berior taset Grbeioet meo So
Sbag bar hi ben 3Ote Wtai, o9 jes all.
taaer, at Saararbeioet M er umtrent
i9roi9t. Set bar oeret en- braauarm
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-21

40Oc snSitrl. gu 5orfarfuing.


6or ferite Gang iiOer ri bauOe its0t paa Gusrilasrne.,
aanocoe jeg let o9 fOIte mig i~oruisict ON, at ri ituIOc bIUe
beirieos. @arep bette min Gro, Og bet CT roousnoigt at tits
fOie, at ri GIT Ousr RlippetOpp:n mso sIabere 9ieyte % lets
tere Striot.
Qla~turlisoi8 tGntte ri fife mere paa at itige neb ueo bet
forte Stptte SOug, Der par igin, par bette umuIist. 9i
uenbte fun tiI6age til 5oriiOen for at booe Die mso Rsris
tanerue, og beriOn bet par mulist, aI9Ol6e Dem ira at rGrme
fig pOre pete, iiulO De beuSeis5Ui5 ituIOe bsmRrfe, at ri
baUoe fOrIaOt Dor Stiajns bag stippstgttet.
81 par mere urOIige for pore Seie uu, ior6i ri par bet
mincrc iOr O5 ieIU, ioetminOits par BET iaa mso mig, o. aars
iageu par let at fOrttare. Saalau8e ie5 totte Sanolpnlies
beosn Of at burt Cieblit. tunoe pare BET iOfte nit 9ip, uar
MiOrO5 Os ben 6OOe 9eits Stgbne al minOre gigiigbeo;
men MI, ba leg cniaa mig f~orusiet ON, at ies uioe oUerIepe
benne 6are, gioroe 6remtioen after fine 6orbrinaer s~ieloenos,
O9 ieg par iuris for at beUare min egen Sanger og bet imutte
Gpr, Der baUoe uoiat mig for ale Oise 9eiUartsbsoer, men
bOis GiIiansetagen bog IoUeoe en- rig GisngiaIo.
ut nj iaa iittert itoIeoe Yaa, at ri ON nosIe elmer fable
pare III uar, iorOi vi uiOih, at Rubs piloe na ~9aRbsbpen
Og penOe tI!base meo lnOiGtning. aOsen llrO tunOe vi BOG
lite uGre III iOr, Oct par muIiat, at 9auserne life pr Der
- Arucen par mnaife mari6sst bort - Gifetten tanoe
pGre %inoorasei - &a6e ielu enteu iauseu easr prebt.
Gen foIte 6oruoiRtHiuJ gap o5 BOG minoit 9GnsteIie.
foroi nj bapoe ben ~iuIoeite Silio til, at Srappreu pIoe iora
ltaG at ir9nge I9snusn' III een a%msritanlts Ssir - ia IT,
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-21

vi SrpQuper bar ie1 fun ct at &c.
rette, nemIi9 Sauiine 5oralosoattcr
Gbnitao - Steooatter til glnfin Ser.
number - itaI ben lite Ma, 0iitc fla
MED Ell Sfumager ira Sulen, iom 'pm
bto til anrlauO / @inter paa arbeloe.
Srafitten / 9(urlano uor:r oaalia.
6or en- 9io iioen Tom Ct Gamyitib ira
a%rtltiaiia meo 5gmmerlaIt til Sarats
terre | Saaroal. Noost peo ben Sra,
ut 9lOr, at jeg omtnler bette. oa icg
ueo, Wan9e oil in:eresiere lig oerfor.
3ien lna ou til Shines. % tOs oa til
at blioe oaorlig. Ytan iumleoe bn
lammen mango peItc, benueO 20 6tDts
fer, % fiDrte oct ino pea 2lurlanoss
uangcn. 9erira til 5rstbeim tea De
oct ira SnoiiurOen paa 2lttoro, % uitoe
Ipn life, at be fra SOueoio8uet ItuIoe
fda ii6re. Sc0jnrti9beoeu er tor no.
tlrligois. 6Or bette ituIoe &c baue ESQ
aroner. Setoi0ois fit De fjDrt aft paa
Sien, iaa Oere3 9tttoro maa Iioes at
uGre npfiaa goo. Soer bette bleu DC
ira 9poeoio0nct Grecrlige nat~urli9uis,
c9, pa &joriu9en paa 5rmmcret irens
oeleS italoe irttc5 paa 2lttoro ira
5rctbcim til &uarOol, iua gift Z Wpuo
ira 9coeoi cglet tit BDgmeiteren, Der
CT ira SriitIonia, % Boo Jig til at tjpre
3emmcrct ira 6rctbeim til &anroal for
1900 9roner. "a oeune &igriug /
9ItfprOen meIIem SD9uin9smeNcren "a
Staten er faltuleret til 1900 &roucr,
lan bleo Der fra Sg9uin93mcItercus
SIoe life attoroeret lGuge, men 9ons
tratt oprcttst. Dc Z 0rno trpeoe vel
At lape 9jort ct goot Sup meo goo
6ortlcncIte, pg BERTH Gr5ret Supreme
ia SnoUoroeu goOt - fortiagt, 6ep'
lcl meute3 at uGre 9iuet. GcspRrre
varcoc bet life lGn9e, ier DC ipu Mruo
lurt an8reoe, buao De babe 9iort. Ser
gar iioeu uRret ct alammeri mellem
8D3nin9smeItese % &jCrernc; aics
rerle bar billet gjpre IttOrOen ON i9jen,
men By9niu9s iteren life. 9tu bar
&iprerne ~iluttet CO Gg9meitercn leier
SnoijOroin0erue III at tjgre paa be Z
MGn03 8efoltring. 9ette Ilutter bel
meo Ell itOrartct Retsia9 os fore 5ab.
De 6 al blsie MauO er: Ole gtas.
Sens 8. GAS, GbOr9er 3bp, &eOer
2uuOe, S(nOers NDbeim % Sens stjer.
oal.
Seq i~lutter for benne Gang rteo Ell
Uenli9 Silien til ale mine 2anoSmrno.
Otin beOite Sen SObanne5 bilie5 meget
% tatte8 inoerligt for bort g(arsinm.
Upr. K. l..
So9n ben 3Ote glprit 1895.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-21

ga maa Bet pore Ell aamerat ira Ell al bi8ie SIpn9Ier
bo GIippeitpttet. Ser CT tn9en Der. Som, laper os penoe
tiIbooe til ben anoeu Stoe al oenne Wfeia."
Soulla9ene unoerretteOe os ON, at be orog fremao, for at
aisre, buaO Der i~oreloges al ben StOittuIenOe, Der life par
uuoen an6eu enb Siurra ielu.
Oct par Ell Srpit for o5 at pioe, at 0fube life par faIoen i
6erss Slor. s buiIten GRAB ban par tOmmen tiifaOe,
funbe nj life baue nOgeu Soc Oul SOusst par 8aaet iitptfer
rGr po Gpppes % 0iube bauoe truttet bet neite no meb
fla. 8 Dor 6orpirrins Bauoe ri life lagt alGrfe til, bpors
meoet Der par bag pore SGnoer, oa ban faIot, og III tunoe
nj o[ene oiette o5 BERTH. Ga ri imioIertio life iau BAN nee
oenfor, baa6eSe ri, at ban life BuuOe iauet nosen aIuOrIis
gefapi9eIie.
Oct par bog muIigt, at ban fun uar frsbst ct Stgtte bort
GA enonu par ~g&GrbeOeu. Sar bet laa, MATTE ban mart
finoes; til her par intet StiuIeiteO, % ri ipIte O5 messt
molise for BAN, ba pore SLENDER 10 baUos b0rt bans Strig
Oo M Iebte ON BAN. 81 b~eilu.eOe OeriOr at gaa ben til ben
anOen Sibe Og bepOste De to 0tgttsre.
9ebsbe al 6ereS Stenmer tnGleSe ri after cuenoper BEN
paa bet iiernelte Sisrne al aIippeu. De par %ltanOieos ior
at unSerIooe Sorbeu % peuteOe paa ct spn - og ri penteoe
puenouer Dem % inoen Stupuiooe.
"gi tan pritte benz ueO al bere5 SabIer,A bpiitsSs min
9~eOiusr.
Sea neIcSs meo at inouiige bet; maaife par Bet at 6or'
i~otiobso; tbi ies bauOe iaaet 9aub on en- itrere SsirisIis5a
maaoe.
8 bette SiebIit tom 9guet isisu, Os Ssrn'rfs apttere iaa
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-21

f%orunoerIis tore 10 bet guile Stin; be uar min6re emo
Iemtt Strtot ira pore S~psiepi6er, nj flnbe pGre fire paa
at treiie benz, O9 ia9eoe, JON ri buuoe uRret, par je5 naiten
frntet til at siue eiter for min aanerats qnmoouing. Dog
retop M 1T nj Die paa en- @jeuitano, ion oreu O8 til at
trGtfe De Gaut bGueoe 3t1er tiI6age - benue Gienitauo par
nor Sen Jtube5 2egeme. Oct lea flaot paa Sorbsu, meo
Arme o9 Ben nOitratte iulo 9Gn90e, og Anfgtet 6pbt be-
8rapet / GrGsiet. Sra ben 6pioe, ri iaa bet, Iigneoe bet
Stinoet al en- un9 8pffel, iOm par ipGnot no for at torres
og trpttet iait til grGStoruen; men ri uioite, at be- uar 9es
GENET al en- DtanO, tIG0t brunt gutteitino Of Set par
ben OreIeie Eropprs gegeme. Oct par imiOIertiO life ooOt;
Inlet oOot 2esene tunoe baUe Iisset en- iaaoar StiQing tbi
ret Iaa uOitraft flaot paa Soroen Igt ct t~iampeitort 6ir6su.
GrunOen til bets Stiains uar tgoeIig for Os, pg pore
6ierter bauteoe meo piulis llro, meoenS ggi.t sIimteoe Ous
firing. 2egemet par pntreut ipu bunoreoe alien borte; men
itisnt i%uIbtOmmen ipuIist ira port Stanopuutt, mna bet
bnue pGret ifuIt ior 9tgtterne nsoenuuOer; tbi iaa mart bet
i9isn msrtue6e, tOrte ri benz til DOR fore gerOIigeIie rie ths
bage mob ben unbsn She, ibst Siurra after uotalts fine
Iuil, meoeHs be reo bort. Oct par belOist ipr bam os bans
SeOiager, at be life o~pbassbe ben u~otratte SfittsIie bes
bgt for Rube - for o5 ale.
Gareg og ig bebolOt pore 4laoisr o. peuteOe paa ct aus
bet ypn; ba bet font, par bet bruno ButteifrnO life at mere
ie. Sangt borte - HRitsu Ell NRl ira o5 6lote ri o5 iRS at
tuune ifelne ben ianme StitteIie, lisssube Iissiom isr, men
bet itrenoe 2ys gioroe port SpH %uiittert.
Gn Siug par vi bog pisie paa - Dor samerat par uncs
iluppeR.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-21
Yaa &rigsitien.
gpmun al 8apteiu 3apne Hetn.

III, rei, MI ba itIu ct Stris, Der uiOnebe DIN Si0eIie, ptIpe
bare uGret tiGrfomu,cnt, foroi oct piIoe 9aue la9t o5, at por
Zen enOuu Iepebc, par ban title - maaIte Dob.
Get uureOs lGn9e, inOen bet i9ien IgneOe, O9 enOnu ISr bet
rHc, borte ri Stemmer, iOm fOm ira 0OOsn al Slippen l'9e
aa0sr os. Der par to, men insen al Dem tlbOrte NrappcS
rn. Oct er let at ablfile Sarernss fuIoe Sntonatiot ira
SnaIouucs Spurcr - bisie Stcmucr par pore 6tenoerS.
Snart tiIOO 2yuet os al ic benz. 9e par to tllbelt, o9
SUGgeoe fig benaO SIetten tGt inpe peO Slipper. 81 laa
Sm tgoeIig, men life Dor &amerats tnuIte Segeme. G!tn's
Ni pdreoc iaa Ianse, at man bauoe SO not til at ~nnoeTl09e
JorOen n~eOenfor. 81 funoe baue cpoa8et snguer Ulenta"o,
Yer or iua TOR JONI en- Sat; men entcn Hube par Iepenoe
'y bob, iua par ban tyoels nof life Der.
Oct par life rimeligt, at Nierifansrne buuoe LANCET BAN;
N' ri iua, at be to MianO buppe Gambler, men in9en 6an9e'
S'Snocn uiOite nj, at Oeriom life atube par ns9et ltGrtt lda'
'@' UlNe ban uIoris baue Ouersiuet fig, noen at 1ape tl2n'
pei, % ri bapOe buerfen bort Sfuo eQer Jfaab.
enurt bIep pi beiriebc for eubper llro oetns Jtstnil's.
~tritanerne i~Ortiatte fin SamtaIe, os ba ben lette SrNe
'7Fo' Spben opao, funoe ri iOritaa snoeI al buao DC la9oe'
emanuel" raabte ben enc utaaImooig, "bu rtaa bape
NSt Itl bet par ell HIN, bu borte."
Nei, Saptein, ies er %Ousrbeplt on, at bet par ct NIenne'
YES Stsmme.a
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-21

(Sluttes paa zoe Stoe)
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-01-11
AS TO MACHINERY.
Its Effect in tho Industrial World Being
Officially Investigated.

Its Effect in tho Industrial World Being
Officially Investigated.
j WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-A general in.
vestigation on the advancement of ma.
chinery in the industrial world and its
effect on labor has been begun by the
bureau of labor. The object of the in
quiry is to determine what modern ma
chinery has done as compared to hand
labor, and what inroads machinery has
made in the field formerly occupied by
hand labor. 1t is the first time an in
vastlgation on this line has ever been
attempted by the government. and it is
expected to prove all immense under
taking, though less difficult to accom-.
plish than some of the inquiries already
made by the labor bureau. Several Of
the agents have been already sent out
on the work, provided with circular in
quiries calling for collection Of various
specific instances of hand labor, the
time, cost and labor involved in the
production Of various articles, COM
pared with the corresponding conditions
III the modern factories. The work
will require year or moro, and the
whole force OF twenty or twenty-five
agents Of the bureau in the field will
b. engaged on it after few weeks.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-01-11
IN NEED or RELIEF.
Starvation Becoming General Among New
foundland WorkinRmen.

Starvation Becoming General Among New
fountiland Worxingmen.
ST.. JOHNS, N. F., Jan. ga crowd
of about 5000 workingmen, who were
thrown out of employment by the
financial collapse. gathered before the
legislative chambers. Later they
formed into line aud llraded the prin-
oipal streets. At the head Of the pro-
cession was borne a white fag bearing
the words, "Work or Bread" The
movement created CONSERVATION and
at first the police prepared to disperse
the crowd, but, as their actions were
peaceful, nothing further in this direc-
ton was done.
Starvation is becoming more general
daily. The government was waited
upon by committee of the clergy Of
the Marcus church. In reply to the
committee the government said that
arrangements were making to provide
employment for the relief OF the people.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-01-11
SIOUX INDIAN AGENTS.

Conference Held at Washington With the
Secretary of the Interior.
WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-The Sioux In
dian agents and army officers in charge
of other reservations, who were sum-
moned to Washington by Commissioner
of Indian Affairs Browning, held an
informal conference with the secretary
of the interior. The work among the
In..ian schools and the problem of
eventual self sustenance were the ques-
lions discussed. Some of the agents
advocated an increase Of attention to
numbering interests as q means of self
support. The agents will be given a
reception by the president in few
days, and other conferences will prob
ably be held with Secretary Smith and
Commissioner Browning.
The following agents were at the
conferences: Captain R. Fl. Ray, Sho.
shone agency, Wy; Lieutenant W. A.
Mercer, La Pointe, Wis; Captain L.
w. Cooke, Blackfeet agency, Mon. /;
Robert M. Allen, White Earth, Mimi;
J. G. Wright, Rosebud, S: D.; James
A. Smith, Yankton, S. D.; 4. M.
Keller, Sisseton, s. d.; Frederick
Treon, Crow Creek and Lower Brule,
s. D.; Peter Couchman, Cheyenne
River, s. D., and James Mclaughlin,
Standing Rock, N. D.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-01-11
Steadrnnn in Demand.

Los ANGELES, Jan. 8.-Chief Of Po-
lice Glass has received a dispatch from
the warden Of the Joliet penitentiary
asking that Edward Steadman be re-
turned there to complete seven years
sentence for burglary. 1t is quite likely
that the crook will be taken to San
Quentin, as he escaped from there with
a five years sentence yet to serve.
Steadman is one of the two crooks ar
rested on suspicion Of being the Ontario
bank robber, and who turned out to be
innocent Of that crime, but was an es-
caped convict.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-01-11
SERIOUS CHARGES, AGAINST Htcxa

'sERious CHARGES, AGAINST Hlcxa..
- ueuss Jaaisissr 0saaitssspwao +.
qairo Insos HI As1ssass al
AsH1Na7oN. .Jan. ~ Charges. q. =
eeRsational character against United
6tates District judge Augustus, Rioks
of Cleveland are contained in Gmsmo'
5ial presented to Tia house, e zspre.
sentativss. Representative Johnson
Of Ohio secured immediate oonsid.
eratien for . resolution instrusting the
judiciary committees to investigate the
charges, and without debate theresolu-
tion was adopted The oharges are
made under oath by Mr.. s. J. Rtchie
q Akron, O., wealthy capitalist OF
that section. While directed mainly at
Judge Kicks, they indirectly affect
Judge Burke and ex-United States Sem
ator Payne Of Cleveland.
VA Mr.. Ritchie gives the names Of . for
midable array of counsel in Washing
ton, Cleveland and Akron, who have
been retained in his behalf. They in.
clude Messrs. Hemphill, Shellabarger,
and Wilson and Butterworth Of Wash
ington; Kerusch & Go. of Cleveland,
and Judge Epson and Messrs. Green.
Grant and Lieber of Akron. The
charges involve losses reaching $6,OOO,'
000 Mr.. Richie claims to have suf'
fered in decisions made by Judge Kicks
affecting Canadian copper and nickel
mines
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-01-11
May Post pone the inauguration.

SACRAMENTO, CAL. Jan. 8.-The leg.
islature OF California convened during
the day. The Republicans have a ma.
jority in both houses and elected tenn
porary officers. The Democrats arc
arranging to have Mr.. Budd sworn in.
Prior to tho joint session, however, the
two branches will meet separately,
when the Republicans may introduce
resolution postponing the inaug-
uration pending the appointment of
committees from each house to investi-
gate the charges of fraud in connection
with the gubernatorial election.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-01-11
TO PROHIBIT DANCING.

Rather Queer Petition Submitted to the
Goldfleld, Ia., Council.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, Jan. 8.-The city
council Of Goldfeld at their last meet
ing received remarkable petition and
one which has caused much commotion.
On New Years eve the fremen gave a
ball, which did not meet with the ap-
probation of a number of ladies Of the
town, who held a meeting which re.
suited in a petition being sent to the
city council, praying for the enact
ment of an ordinance prohibiting dane.
ing. Just what action will be taken by
the city council is not known yet.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-01-11
SCORES ! R Y J E|E::R||:'ISH.
Terrihsr Result Of = Boiler
Explosion on a Brazilian y.
"a. - s.. ,{1.% ~ .-.,,...r&
Steamer. ~. -. >
THE VESSEL CATCHES FIRE
And Passengers Seek Death
In the Water to Escape
the Flames.

Rio JxNEIRo, Jan. So terrible
accident resulting in great loss of life,
has occurred in the bay here. The
boilers Of the steamer Port Nictheroy,
which had quite large number of ex-
cursionists on board, exploded, and the
shock drove the red hot Goals in the
furnace in every direction. The steamer
caught fire and q great number of
those On board jumped overheard to
escape the flames. Altogether 100 per.
sons were drowned.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-01-11
4 .sitsri aS TX. !. so IN Il. n
vyiec 0NaIlt' tNAiABuhA
Gss.s.or Uphaa asA - Aasosaal
4 g,ty' vs. ~ tie Oath. eeaO0ss. i,

O6SDR1of UphA0 r0DA AD AeeoeeAsoo -
x, IT, vs. - tie Oath. ssTO0ss. ID I. Il ~ 3ss
MADISON. Wis, Jan. y 0ovesnor
VIII Upham and othsr newly elected
stste oficials wSre insuguratsd with
the, presence Of. tho largest crowd which
ever attended such an,event here. 4
special. train brought Mayor Koch and
. ds]egation Of thirty city officials from
Milwaukee,. The state. officials and 10
dies arrived on anotherspecial and were
met by committee and escorted to the
capitol, where the OATH was admins
tered by Chief Justice Orton Of the
Wisconsin supreme court, each officer
being presented by: his predecessor:
After the ceremony sn: informal recep-
tiou was held by Governor Upham in
the executive mansion. A grand recep-
ton closed the exercises.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-01-11
BLlxT AGAIN IN COURT.

His Case Reset for Jan. FL, When Hay
wards Comes Up.
. M1NNEAPoLIs, Jan. S.-Claus A. Bllxt
was brought over from the jail to be
present when his case was reset, ac-
cording to the agreement made at the
time of arrangement of Hayward.
8Blixt looked much better than when
last seen, and greeted his attorney
with smile as he stepped forward to
shake hands. The conference lasted
but moment, however, and Blixt re-
turned with Sheriff Eye almost imme-
diately to Jail. Hay wards defense, it
is said, will be insanity.