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New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
yHH CTBAN FAIR NEARLY ENDED.

OF the Cuban fair. which has been success
fully conducted only two more afternoons and
EVENINGS remain. as 1t will close en- Saturday night
Each evaning since the opening last Monday has
Witnessed an increase in the attendance. and a
great widening OF Interest In the which the
membels OF the cub called Daughters of Cxoa are
chr mpioning. The club members hope TO be able
10 announce that they have oclipsed their former
Effort when the sum of $500 was obtained for the
.',,ffo
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
crADsTONE on THE ARMENIAN CAUSE.
WOULD WELCOME ANY MOVEMENT THAT WOULD
WREsT FROM THE SULTAN HIS VICTORY

WREST FKOM TIE ST ii M FIIS FTVIOT'I
OVER EUROPE.
London Dec 5.-"The Chronicle" few days
ago wrote TO Mr.. Gladstone asking him whether
he considered that the time had come for further
action Of a nOn-partisan character FOR the pH-
pose Of concentrating English ana European at
iention upon the sufferngs Of the ArmemahS'
and also asking him if he would share in such
action In his reply, which The Chronicle VIII
,,,hlish Tomorrow Mr.. Gladstone says:
My personal participation in any political move
rqent would be Injurious. and must AVOID i: out
7 should heartily welcome any movement keiy 70
assis, ne Armenian cause. and 10 Vrest from the
sultan the victory he has hitherto obtained over
Europe
Ata meeting Of the Anglo-Armenian Society to-
dav a letter was read from Mr. Gladstone, in the
course Of which he said:
We still have some hope in the indisposition OF The
Powers to make themselves ridiculous before the
world
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
PLATED WARE.

MEssRs. TIFFANY & Co.
direct attention to the new
patterns in their Hard
Metal Silver Electro
Plated Ware in dinner SER
vices, candelabra, and all
the accessories Of the din
ner table. 1t possesses
the characteristic elegance
OF their Sterling Silver
products and equals it in
everything but in the in
trinsic value OF the metal.
and as it is never sold to
other dealers, the designs
always retain a desirable
eXClusiveneSS.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
TERRIFIC GALE THROUGHOUT ENGLAND.

TERRIFIC GALE THROUGHOUT ENGLAND.
THE MAJESTIC DETAINED AT QUEENSTOWN
WRECKS ALONG THE BALTIC COASTS.
London Dec "a terrific gale prevailed through
out England and off the coasts this morning. Out
ward-bound vessels were driven back 10 the ports
from which they had sailed. All outdoor work In
the shpvards at Bristol suspended.
The steamer Majestic, which sailed from Liver
pool for Ncw-York yesterday, was detained at
Queenstown until o'clock this afternoon in con
sequence of the delay of the Channel packet with
the mails =,
MANY accidents occurred in London through fall
ing chimneys masonry, signs, shutters. etc. The
telegraph wires in the north of England are all
prcstrated.
kilograms from Baltic Sea ports report contin-
uous gales on the Baltic. which have caused many
wrecks.
I.ioyds agent a. Browhead reports that the wind
Is blowing a hurricane from The northwest, accom-
pan'cd by a thick. misty rain, and the sea is very
rough
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
WOULD RETAIN voN KoEM.ER IN OFFICE

London, Dec. 5.-"The Daily News" will to-mor-
row publish a dispatch from Berlin saying that the
utmost efforts arc being made in certain quarters
10 retain in office Herr Won k0ler, Prussan Min
lister of the Interior who resigned few days ago.
The Newss' correspondent adds, however, that
he learns that the Chancellor and the entire Cab
met will resign If Herr Won K0ller remains in Of
frp
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
AMERICAN CoTroy OIL MEETING.

At the annual meeting of stockholders OF the
American Cotton oil Company held in Guttenburg
yesterday, the directors were all reelected. At "A
meeting Of the Board held later the following Off
GERS were chosen: Chairman OF the Board OF Dl-
rectors. George A. Morrison; Finance Committee,
George A. Morrison, j. Frederick chamberlin and
Il h Munro, president .. II. Cheney; vice-presi-
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
NEW BRITISH CRUISER LAUNCHED

Glasgow. Dec THE new British cruiser Diana
was launched here this afternoon. She is 800 feet
long and of 600 tons burden Her indicated horse
power is $500 and her guaranteed speed 1914 knots
Her hull is Of steel and her ram Of bronze.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
A GERMAN PAPER ON THE MESSAGE.
GERMANY HAS LESS TO LOSE BY AN ECONOMIC
WAR THAN HAS THE UNITED STATES"

Berlin. Dec. 5-rhe Post" in article COM
menting on President Cleveland's message. remarks
that Germany has less to lose by an economic war
than has the United States. In view OF the fact
that if the present threats made by America should
be- successful the Americans would be certain TO
use a similar screw INCREASINGLY Germany must re-
sist President Clcve.aDds warning Reiallltory
MEASURES would apply with equal force To both
sides
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
COLGATE'S
Latest Novelty in Perfumes,
Alba Violet.

ize and the market closed with marked features.
American railway shares were weak and the deal
ings which took place were on tho smallest scale at
declines mostly in response to the movements in
Newly ork. Achison shares fell under the infu-
ence of pending litigation. Foreign securities
steady and mining shares were mostly firm. despite
occasional realizing.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
TO REPLACE Won HAMMERsTEIN.

Berlin. Dec. 5.-Herr Quentin, National Liberal.
Burg omaster OF Herford, Wesphalis. has been
elected to the Reichstag for that place. in the
nlaco Of Baron Hammerstein, the abscon1ng *
ex-editor Of Die kreuz Zetuns."
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
PEOPLE STARVING IN NEwFOUNDLAND
TRADERS AFRAID TO VISIT THE STRICKEN DIS
TRICT. FEARING THAT THEIR STOCKS
MAY BE CAPTURED.

St Johns. y. F.. Dec. 5.-Reports OF desttution
from the northern coast continue to be received
Messages received to-day say that the inhabitants
OF White Bay are in "A condition Of almost actual
starvation. Traders afraid to visit certain To-
catleS seeking ish, fearing that their stocks may
be captured by the starving people.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
TIFFANY & Co.
UNION SQUARE
New YORK.

Cuban people and held that they entitled net
only recognition beilgerents but TO such aid as
the American colonists grateful for from othe
countries when they were struggling for freedom.
Resolutions were adopted asking the Government
at Washington extend to Cuba the recognition
OF belligerency and such aid the situation ue-
mands
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
THE MADURA FOUNDERS IN MIDOCEAN.
MAINDER OF THE CREW SAVED BY
SPANISH STEAMER.

London Dec "a telegram has been received
from Captain Patterson. OF the British steamer
Madura which sailed from Hamburg November IA
for Port Royal < c.. who has arrived az Corunna,
Spain that the Madura foundcred in midocean on
November 2S.
ore OF the crew was lost. The captain and the
remainder OF the crew rescued by the Spanish
steamer Antonio Lopez. The Madura was seen 10
20 down as the Antonio Lopez was leaving her
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
CORRUPT CITY FATHERS OF MADRID.

LEADING CITIZENS TO HOLD a MONSTER PUBLIC
MEETING TO DENOUNcE THE PASSIVE
NESS OF THE GOVERNMENT.
Madrid Dec. 5.-A meeting composed o. leading
citizens held here last evening. at which 1t
was resolved to organize a monster public meet
ing to be held on Sunday, December g. to denounce
the corruption exposed in the Municipal Council
and the passive attitude of the Government in the
matter The shops viii be closed and all business
usually conducted on sunday suspended The Gov
ernment has already prohibited the agitators from
marching in procession through the streets.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
cs;ved from the Sublime Porte the following tel
ecram under to-day's date:

With the exception of the incidents OF small I'M
pTT~esdv mentioned in my previous kilograms. per-
feet tranquility reigns at the vilayets OF Dar ar
snIs of the Archipelago. Broussa. Bagdad Van,
Gevrouth Erzeroum Castamouni. Adana. Monsoul
TToymsr crete Salon.ca. Adrianople. Janna. Scu-
,ari MonaStir Tripoli of Africa. Mamouretul- AIS,
Svria, Rassorah SNas and kossovo. and at the
Sssn,iiars Of Tchat tada Zos. Jerusalem and Ismld.
1,hanks 10 the measures taken by the imperial au-
boritics the Inhabitants of Dlvrek and Antikabad,
No suffered during the disorders in these villages,
r,, hack their stolen cattle and articles.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
EXCEPTIONAL LAWS AGAINST sOCIA

EXCEI'IIONAL l<ANS AOAlNSl S'|'Il-h Lbs 10
Rome Dec 5.-Pr.mc Minister Crispi has decided
70 ask the Chamber OF Deputies to proong for
wear the exceptional laws against Socialists
majority OF the Chamber will support the extern
sion desired by the Prime Minister but the Radical
and. of course, the Socialist members VIII Hereby
IL.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
THE SULTAN SAID TO BE INSANE.

AZ UNCONFlRMED DISPATCH TO ROME FROM
CONSTANTINOPLE.
Rome. Dec. "a dispatch from Constantnople
rooa,,.ed IN this citv saws that the Sultan has be-
come insane.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
TO SEND EMIGRANTs HERE FROM GAL1CIA

TO SEND EMlpi'A\lo . Iir'E pN'-" '|NHiO'|1'
Vienna Dec. "a meeting of the Polish political
marty was held here last evening, at which was dis
cussea the matter Of the increasing emigration
from Ga,jcia to the United States. \ committee Of
slx was appointed to draft bin relating TO emil
grafton and submit ii to the Rechsrath.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06

IAN UTTERANCE OF SERIOUS IMPORTANCE.
Madrid Dec. 5.-"El Globo' describes the para
praph I'm President Clcvelands message referring to
Cuba as an utterance OF serious Importance.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
TIE ANGERToN LIKELY TO BE SAVED

London Dec. 5-There is now a good prospect,
owing TO the weather moderat.ng. Of floating the
British steamer Angerton from Mediterranean ports
for New York which went ashore near Gibraltar on
Tuesday last, her broa dsde
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06

The Madura registered 2324 tons gross and l.47o
net She was built at Stockton. England, in 1873
and was :igge1 as a three-,nasted schooner. She
was owned by G. Furncss. Witty & Co. OF West
HartIepoOl. She engaged in freight traffic only
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
GEN. DAvoUr, THE HEAD or THE LEGION

Paris Dec. 5.--General Davout has been appointed
Grand Chancellor of the Legion OF Honor. lie was
made a Chevalier of the Legion in 1861 and Officer
I'm 1870 a Commander in 1bl, a Grand Oifcer in
1880 and Grand Cross in 1887.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06

Paris Dec. 5.-M Challemel-Lacour. president OF
the Senate. is ill., and his condition is regarded as
most serious.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06

This change OF base OF operations OF the
Socialist party is in accord with the latest action
OF tho Volks Parte which intends TO present TO
the Reichstag bill TO protect Germans who de-
sire 10 form societies from falling prey to Prus
sian laws relating to associations by which the
Socialist societies closed.
Though these two factions of German Radicals
have not common programme. still the in
tended move OF the NolkS Partel, or People 6
party will give National character TO the So
cialis agitation in Germany. and consequently
strengthen It. The Deputies and the Imperial Gov
ernment which have camored FOR united Father
land cannot object to motion tending TO place un-
der the general laws OF the Empire "A faction which
is considered cndangering the whole common
wealth. Meanwhile the Socialist party Will ptout
bv such bill If ever accepted because II Will oe
freed from the more stringent laws which prevent
its development in some States OF Germany, ana
principally IN Prussia. The Socialists are actually
amenable TO the laws prevailing IN l5avarla, sax
ony Prussia and other 'partcularist' states, be
sides being &menable also TO the general code OF
the Empire, which is not so harsh upon them as
ton of the bill proposed by the Nolks Parte would
contribute TO destroy the little differences now exist
ing for instance, between the agraran and con-
servatiVe Socialists Of Bavaria, led by Nollmar and
Cirllenberg. and the more advanced and revolu-
tionary Industrial Socialists OF large cities, lea by
Bcbei Ilebknecht Auer and Singer
The motion OF the Noss Parte will be passed II
the Rechstag is not afraid to extend TO social and
economical questions the principle OF United Fa-
therland. which has been accepted In regard 20 the
political status OF every German State.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06

PRESIDENT OF THE FRENCH SENATE I'LL.
NJ CIIAIL.EMEI~LACOUR'S CONDITION REGARDED
AS MOST SERIOUS
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
GERMAN SOCIALISTS BREAK CAMP
HAHBURG 70 BE THEIR FUTURE BASE OF
CpERATrON AS THE PRtfsSIAN LAWS ARE
TOO SEVERE IN BERLIN.

TOO SEVERE IN BERLIN
Berlin Dec The "Vorwarts." the leading So
ciaHst organ announces that the offices of the
Socialist party which were recently closed in I'er-
lin have been removed to Hamburg outside of the
Jurisdiction OF Prussia. Subscriptions Will be re-
ceved IN Hamburg for purposes OF press agitation
and slIhventIon which work Will be conducted from
that city. The political department of the party
will be directed by Herren Auer, Bebel. Liebknecht
and Singer from their room in the Rechstag build
ing
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06

FOREIGN SECURITIES STILL SihAD''
London. Dec 5.-The Stock Exchanse marker 10
io''' tive Few attempts were made to real
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-06-29
SHERIFF'S SALE,

Under and by virtue of an execution issued out of
and under the seal OF the Circuit Court in and for
Elizabeth '. Tompkins is plaintiff and H. L. An
derson as assignee of the late firm of IomPkins
Tompkins, defendants, have levied upon and
will on Wednesday, the sd day Of l4ly, 1896, sell
hours of sale, on lot 557 of the townsite of Dun
Mellon, in the town OF Dunnellon, Marion county,
Fla the same being the leased premises upon
scribed personal property to wit:
Four pieces of pants CLOTH three pieces of cam
brio; two pieces of lining pieces of flannel; one
lot ladies hose; Il pieces OF, gingham; pieces
check homesPun II pieces OF yellow hon homespun;
vests; lot ladies' vests; lot mems undershirtS; lot
ladies' waists; lot corsets go; lot trilhng lot la
dies belts lot albums 8); lot lace; lot mems
scarfs; two mems oVercoatS four alpaca coats
doz. napkins; lot collars; lot handkerchiefs; lot
gloves lot picture frames; lot note paper box note
paper; lot Suspenders; lot memorandum books and
pads; lot towels; lot hardware; lot drugs; dozen
axes; keg powder; doz bottles of extracts; dozen
syrup pitchers; ~ tin buckets; dozen goblets; lot
lamp wl?ks three meat dlshei; dozen t dl5 PaHs
pound boxes; lot of pillow castings; lot of sapOlio
(22; doz. cans corn; Is cans cherries; IS cans h.
tomatoes: 90 boxes diamond dust; 10 pounds OF
North Carolina tobacco; dozen bottles catsup;
dozen plates; two cans, and tea in said cans: lot
case and contents; lot of cheap Shoes lot of cheap
chidrens shoes; lot of cheap children's shoes (27
leather pumps; II7pairs gents shoes; IS pairs of
shoes; S. pairs of ladies Shoes assorted; trunks;
hats; lot straw hats: lot mems hats; lot of embrOd
cry; white vests; alpapa coats and vests; boys
suits: white coats: light suits. 70 umbrellas;
show case and contents; thread case and contents;
showcase and contents; II AK handles; pair iron
names: pair scales: coffee mill; box potash; lot
stove pipe and elbows spiders roll wire netting;
oil tank; 5 lbs, of bail Irvine; snathes; heater
and lot pipe; 5 va'ises showcase and contents;
thread case and lot buttons; hanging lamps com
Plete Oh. s L.: macintosh coat
Ter Safe & Lock Coz: office STOOL wood
desk; pairs trace chains: lot of crockery; pillow
stock; Is cases 5 h. tomatOes 20 cases b. toma-
toes; barrel fuses; joints stove pipe; lot lamp
chimneys; or 50 much thereof as will satisfy said
execution and costs. b. DUPRE HODGE.
Sheriff Marion county, Fla
ALBERT WRIGHT, Plaintiffs Attorney.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-06-29
The Gotbenburg system.

The London Times correspondence
from Gothenburg has aroused consider
able interest in temperance circles by
its report of the workings of the Scan
dinavian system of government control
The law applies only to the sale of dis
titled spirits and not to wine or malt
liquors. The result is, Of course, the in
creased sale. of the latter in far greater
proportion than the decrease in the for
mer, the amount of drunkenness re-
manning about the same. The result OF
the inquiry naturally is that the cure OF
drunkenness is not to be found in the
Gothenburg plan of regulation.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-06-29

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-moo eUups eql uopoos ooueIeduIol otl u!
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-x9 oUl U4IM p9Iedmoo sc Ie9G lsrd cup
SuIInp sq4eop Ien4oe 20 oScluooI9d oql
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SuLIgdmoO '00uauI4sqB Iplol 70 JoAeJ u!
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OH Qs!LSuI Ue 10 4Iod0I 4s9lpI oQL
.soueL9dmoL 1oR LotI4OuV, 9LooS
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-06-29
TRAINED NURSE.

Mrs. L. c. Clark, Trained Nurse.
Best of references all over city
and from all local physicians. Call
at Woolf's Bakery. All correspon-
derce answered promptly.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-06-29
A. E, HOLLAND,

Local Agent Of the American
Detective Agency of IncianaI o'i>,
Ind, undertakes The It CoVery of
lost or stolen property, lnVestiga-
ton of crime. Collecting a spe-
Cialty.
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Prof. A. m. HendOn

will give private instruction
in any branches to a limited
number of pupils. An excel
lent opportunity for students
to prepare for required exam
inatiOn next session. ST
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-06-29

The Course and Symptoms of Inebriety
Resemble the Progress of Insanity-How
Alcohol Effects the Ncrves-Paralysis and
Death.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-07
NuSIdnotf@e2.

-Sn ben BetIeibunQs>
Gmtern ber preubii9en Mrmeecorps
perben iest Mnfalten setroffen, um
audi bic Wanni9aften nit grauen
Wdntsln au perieben; bic Garbe bes
Suhes 1T nidt gang 10 bea, ME b.i
benz Wlantslitoff ber Officiere. BON
ben anaslieferten 9uhftiiden baben bic
8efleibungsdmtsr bunberte 3urtidge<
tDiefen.ba es Der Jabritation nod ni9t
aelunaen 1T, INNER ben rthttsen Garz
benton 3u trsffen.
= Der 2ebrsr Sacobp in
Wilhelminenort in @hleiien battle bin.
ter benz Sdrante fsiner S9ulftube Elm
seldoenes 9ef9ing aufbetpabrt. Oils
por einigen 3agen na9 @hlub Der
Shule o!pei Rnaben unb Elm Mdbhen
nit Der @sinisung bss 3immers in Mbs
tpeisnbeit oes2ebrers be1ndftist iparen,
entoedte ber eine Rnabe bic Maffe, bic
er fofort auf bas MGb9en auleate.
pl0bli9 entlub iih bas Sei9ins, bic
Rugel brang benz Mdbden ms @ebirn
urb fiibrts ben fofortisen Sob berbti.
Saccbp but ii9 ber @eridtsbsb0rbt ge@
iteut.
Muf bem ofafiattfden N
RrtegH9auplabe fnb our 3eit bon
fremhn Nation.n 76 G1iffe boz, gu.
iammen 100000 9onnen nereinigt.
Bon bieier iiberaus itattliden @es<
freittraft entfallen auf @robbritan=
uien % @4iffe nit 71.943 Eonnen.
212 Rdnokn unb 1O8.550 YkubetrGfs
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-07

tons. DAB Snnere Der 9duier bient
aur Worfiibrung ber 9ausinbuitrte.
tpie lie bic @peeialitdt iebes @antons
btIbet. Man ptrb ba bic 4ppenoeller
Gtiderin. ben llbrmaher bon Reuens
burg unb @enf, bic 3iir9er @eibens
>peberei, bic 9olaldniberei aus benz
8erner Dberlanb, tur5 Maes beiDuns
bern t0nnen. mas Der bdusli4e Gleib
bes Gdtpei3ers berporbrinst. Das
tntereiantefte babel 1T, bab ieh Sn@
buitrie i'm 8etrieb tpirb fortgefiibrt
,perben, iobaB bic Gntnebuns iebes
Wrobuctes beutlid ertennbar tpirb.
Man erinnert fih nod
ber betriigtrifhen M}antnulationen.
beren iib ber ebemalige paftpr Dr.
parttI4 in Olbtnburg F+nllbig ge.
ma9t bat. Gr fliihtete betanntli9
nah Stalien. tpurbe ab.r fefgenommsn
unb na1 genannter @tabt auriidtrans,
portirt. Nun tommem pl0blitb Gnt.
biillungen, iiber bic alIts furr bor
@taunen lit. ,Doftor" nnnnte ii4
biefer tparbige 6err, Der friiber So.
tboIit mar unb bannproteitant tpurbe,
aber. tpie iih iebt berausfellt. ME
9beologie ftubirt, ni4t etnmal etn Mbt,
turienteneramen ssma@t bat. St ii
ME eraminirt iporben, feline 3euaniiie
iinb fali9, bas Giesel auf ber'hiebt,
men berartigen @9riftifiiden III ges
fGlfht. gs 1T faf unbegreiflih, ipie
Qrob bic Wertruuensieligteit gegsn tbn
mar. Wertpunberung muB es srreeen.
baB iih bieier sei4idte .9trtt bes
6errn1 10 gef4idt in feline Rolle bin'
einaufinben beritanb. @pmpathten
bat er aulebt allerbings niht mebr be.
feifen, bic @emeinbe bulbete ibn nur,
tpeil Ct einmal ba tpar, ,unterbeien bar.
bierte Ct all3u bertrauenslelige S4afe
iiber ben 2Dnel unb berprabte be far
milbe 9mtde beitimmten @eller.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-07

yin UerlUlelerIer, l@elter Vl.d O0u
Dantbcrfeit Itreifte Den 9iinen. Der poll
llnrubs am OIen Itanb uno an eans an
oere Olnse su oenten idien aIs al Die
Gaden ba.
.6le miHen ben gItern bic 3inse BON
ben Ginsern seitreiIt boben, ,pdbreno lie
bewuBtlos am nIer la9en. Mlama bat
70 pisI gelinnuns sebabt, oab iie et,pas
sapon sefiblt bat."
Qellins wadte pl6blid auf unb fragte :
.JebIt nod et,uas 2"
Gusenie priifte senauer.
.gini9es - ia - Der Uater per-
nliBt aud lein @elo. bas .r BEL lib bate.
Der Hel befinoet lid nod in Der &al=
Iette."
6eqing trat ndber.
.Gs miro l6tper lein, mebr au erIane
gen. Wir murben pobI bic @enoarmen
u pilfe nebmen miilien. Sod rpenn
6ie luiinldsn, min i'd msin 6eil periu=
den. Das Gelo mlilen mir BON porn=
b.rein aufgeben."
.Jiein, nein - Die 6auptiahen jino
ba. 6reili4 lit Wanhes peroorben. Sic
Hetten merosn obne gadofen IN Woden
Hidt troden."
Sis ,prahen, als tudren bic 6beioe@
pdnbe atpilben ibnen gejallen, nur CAP
sla wsnlg electromagnetic Die @dpierig-
lelt Der Sitnation anoeutete. SEPT bolte
De0ing einen Der idao5aften gDiener
Robritible in bic Ndbe bes Dfens.
.Harf i'd bitten, ii9 ju iebtn?'
:SA meroe iteben,. mebrte je nit ,uie.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-01-31
extend the commissioner system to the

extend the commissioner system to the
whole state.
Mr.. Klabunde-To amend the laws relat-
ing to the licensing Of palace cars; proyid-
ing for the examination of stationary en-
gineers.
Mr.. Finn Comforting additional jurisdic-
ton upon county court of Lincoln county.
Mr., Latta-To amend the laws of 1891 re-
lating to the redemption of lands sold for
Mr.. Woer TO amend the laws relating
to the place of civil actions.
Mr.. Dodge-provding for the collection
of public accounts.
Mr.. Thomas-To regulate passenger rates
on the 500 road to make the rate 3 cents
per mile.
Mr.. Treat-To amend the laws relating
Mr.. Mahoney of yernon--To amend the
revised statutes relating to the practice of
laws.
Mr. I.amberson-To amend the laws OF
1885 relating to the compensation of county
boards
Mr. Bullard-To authorize the establish,
ment of workhouse by any two or more
counties of the state.
Mr.. Buckstaff-An act to amend the game
laws
Mr. Wipperman-To authorize canal
from Henllock creek to Cranberry creek in
Wood county; to amend a bill authorizing
the construction of dam at Grand Rapids.
The committee on Judiciary reported back
Mr. Prochnow's smallpox and Pinkerton
bills; Mr., Dodges concealed weapon bill,
and Mr.. Boncel's servant bill With recon-
mendation for indefinite postponement.
Mr.. Burdick moved to suspend the rules
so that the bill to relieve the circuit court
of Milwaukee county could be put upon its
passage. 1t was concurred in
The Assembly had expected to adjourn
until Tuesday afternoon, but after the Sen
ate had adjourned it sent in resolution
to adjourn to O'Clock Monday evening,
and there was nothing for the Assembly to
DO but TO concur Senate amendment to
sell to the public the old desks that are
left after the ex-members have secured
their desks was concurred in. The Assembly
then adjourned to $50 D. m January %.