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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-09-18

1NS UtIOSUUs
We, tho republicans of North Dakota, In con.
ventiOn assembled. reassert our faith in the
principles Of the republican party, and heartily
indorse aud approve the plat form as adopted by
the national convention held at st. Louis, June
ley and Hobart, its nominees for president and
vioe-presdent.
RssoLvED, That the affair. of this state have
been honestly, economically and carefully I'D.
ministered by the present republican administer
tios,. aAd, when c0ntrastad with the disassr0us
yesults ofte late populistic administration, will
bear the most careful scrutiny.
RESOLVED, That We favor Just and impartial
system of fappraisement Of all taxable property;
railroad companies and all other corporations
should be treated the same farmers and me-
chanics In the appraisement Of real estate and
personal property, 80 that all classes share alike
In a Just and impartial assessme ment; and, believ-
ing that the valuation railroad property IN
the state 10 below that placed on other property,
valuation TO such amount as will plaoo 1t
upon an equality with all other property III the
state.
RESOLVED, That We renew our pledges TO the
support Of the present prohibitory law and urge
the strict observance and endorsement 1t the
received into the Union with prohibitory
amendment In her constitution. We demand of
congress- as right. that . law be enacted that
shall prevent the obtaining OF United States
liquor licenses In states that have declared or
shall declare for prohibition.
Believing that the republican party 10 In favor
OF the largest use Of silver - currency that can
commercial nations Of the world, we instruct our
representatives IN congress 20 support such leg
islation ~ shall bring about international b.
metalsn.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-09-18
LOST,
A package of valuable papers. between
Williamsport and Mr.. Riggs residence
Finder pleuse leave at the Office of the
county auditor. Respectfully.
JAS. A. CoRBIN. 81
NoTIcE-1lMBER CULTURE.
U. g. LAND OFFICE,
RIRM AnHY NJ n lnals, II 10

BIsAAncK, N. D., July II, 1888.
COMPLAINT having been rr,ered At this Of.
be for failure TO comply with Law as to Tim.
Der Culture Ent,y No. 1854 dated March 20, 1885
upon the sOuti.wsst quarter Of section %, town.
county. North Dakota, with view to the con.t
collation. Of said en- y contestant alleging III +
said Henry Al6er. has failed 70 cultivate, do sny
tings upon said tract, or any part thereof since
February 8, 1890; that no trek or signs Of trees
have been seen upon said land; thar said Hes,Tv
Albers has deserted said land and that ia
whereabouts are unknown: that ali and sinr ulaf'
the defaults aforesatd sill exist. The said
parties arc hereby summ0ned TO appe ~, al 10
once Of Coenefius Rowerdink. notary public n;
Hull. q. n, onthe s6th day OF September, ifo6
q o'clock Z. T., 10 .respnnd and lurnish ioskt
Ing q this once on October s 1896. -
s =. =. LAMD, Aasiaam.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-09-18
QUEENIs.wARE.

We have put in a large stock Of queens
ware this week and invite an examination.
W. L. YRATER u Go.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-09-18
For over Fifty Years.

An OLD AND WELLTRInD REnKpY.-Nrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over
atty years by millions Of mothers for. their
children while teething, with perfect success. it
soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all
pain, cures wind collie, and is the best remedy
for diarrhGss. IL pleasant TO the taste. Sold BY
druggists in every part Of the world. Twenty.
I'VE osnte bottle. It's value 10 incalculable. BE
suro aud ask for Mrs. Winslow o Soothing
syrup. and take no other kind. nDvS7 .
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-09-18

It is recommended by the republican cen.
tral committee that caususes be held at the
usual voting places in the various precincts
on Wednesday, September 16. 1896, from s
to Z o'clock P. n.
By order Of the Republican County Com.
mittee of Emmons County.
H. D. CoNNoR, Chairman.
G. A. PATTERSON, Secretary.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-09-18
ESTRAY NOTICE COLUMN.
sTRAyE:D,

From L.ivona, on Aug. II. 1s06y pne dark.gray
horse about 5of years old; no brand; has his
mane and tail cut o6 Ifany one knows Of the
Whereabouts Of said horss,PIeste addneaerhs q
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-09-18
REPUBLICAN, TICKET.

National.
For President
WILLIAM Mckinley. Of Ohio.
GARREr A. HOBART. Of New J.,..y.
For Presidential Eiectors-
c +. WILBUR. Rostts.
cHAS. N. WHEELER, Cas-,
JOHN +. OYsTE. sagsnt.
State.
Fsi Judge Of the Supsms court-
ALFRED WAlLiN, Cas-.
N. N. JonsoH. nsI..".
=. A. BRIGGS, Morton.
For Lieutenant -Govsnnor-
N. OEWkE, LaMoufs.
Fsi Secretary Of State
FRED FALLEY. Rishiand.
FOR Ttsasufef-
GEO. e. NICHOLS. Cas-.
N. Q. HAhNvM. Ransom.
Fo' Attorney GenenI-
For Commissioner Of Insuanee-
FREQ g. FANcHER. stuf.m,n.
For Superintendent u PubIlc Instruction.
J G. AALL.No. Tail.
For Commissioner OF Agriculture and Labor
y. v. THOMAS. Benson.
fo, Railroad Commissioner
GEORGE s. kEyes. oisksy.
L. L. WALTON. Wells.
JOHN E. GIBSON. Psmbna.
judicial.
For oishe Judge
W. 4. WINCHESTER. Bismarck.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-09-18
Judicial.
The Platform.

For oistrie Judge
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-09-18
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.

A delegate convention Of the republicans
of Emmons county is hereby called to meet
at Willisnsport on
Der a., 1e9e,
at 2 O. clock p. r.. for the purpose Of elect.
ing eight delegates to represent Emmons
county in tho republican legislative oonvsn.
ton, TO be held at Napoleon, Logan county,
on September %, 1886. Also. for the pur.
pose Of placing in nomination candidates for
the following named county Offices:
One Auditor.
. One Treasurer.
One Register of Deeds.
One Sheriff. :,
One Clerk of District Court.
One State Attorney
One County Judge.
One Coroner.
One Surveyor. q.
One Superintendent Of Schools.
Four Justices of the Peace.
Four Constables.
One Assessor for each District.
One County Commissioner for the Second
District.
The basis Of representation in said con.
vention is one delegate for each seven votes,
or major fraction thereof, cast for Congress.
man johnson at the county general election
of 1894, and one delegate.atlarge from each
precinct, giving the following representation:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-28
Bon ber Snofeite.

Wlatbias 2entes bon Stone 4penue
erbielt am Sreitag in Der Siie Stabls
mdbIe slpiidsn Barren einen serOrddtsn
Singer.
Gin 8inS bes Serrn sSranf W5asr
bonn GentraI 8art 1T 70 ssfabrIid er.
trantt, bub man an behen 8eneiuns bers
speifelt.
Srau M. 8obinion Bat am Samitas
oaS Waildnber gissntbum an Der @de
bon Siib @aibinston glbenue unb Sim
5trubs fir SIS. 200 anssfauft.
&ep. 6. s. ReIIep. 9aHOr Der ct.
Subn's 8irde, reiite dm Dienitus mad
9istp gUrt, bon mo aus er am Ullttipo6
na6 europa abOampfte.
SpssiaI GonfabIer Sreb. Nint, bsr
in oem &utbben Riot eeidOHen tpurpe,
bat iit iOtpeit iuieper erbOIt. paB er aus.
ssben fam, iiebt aber nod iebr IeiOent
aus.
Serr Gus Reibenba6 unb SRI. &ati'
GULLY iinO am Iebten Donnerfas in bel
st. peterS 9atbebrale bur1 9leb
DiaIone ais @bepaar sinssieenst tuor'
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-28
0tttStuu.

- Seit Nontas bdIt Der 8Iud Dia'
monb @gpreBsu8 rsseImabls on Der bies
iieen Station an.
Srau Marp Smith. @attin bes
MaiorS Sobn 3. Smitb, itarb am
Rontas Worsen im Alter bon rs Sab.
rem.
- s. ". Densmore, elm Webbins
bdnoler uno anssblib bon 9loomsburs,
itilrste am Disnitas Norssn an 0iain
Strabe toot nieber.
gbparb Boomer. Maidinif bss
Bailey SdadteS su Smitbbile, 1T am
Sonntae ndbreno Der Irbeit i6Iimm
am 9eii6t perbriibt iporben.
Safob 8finsfen, Der iid fir einiee
Belt in einem Soipital in BbilabeIpbia
sur 8ebanOluns aufbieIt, 1T am Srsitae
Abenb seiuno suriidsefebrt.
-@barlss Sdumadsr, 8ormann bes
9uBbepartemenis Der Sultan @iien.
tperfe, srbieIt am Dienitas burd beibes
giien elm i4limm perbrannteS Iuse.
- Martin Weanbreip, elm Winsr i'm
SO. 5 Sda4t, 1T am Sreitas bon sinsm
abiprinssnben 8urren isbr i6msrsIit
psrIsst poroen.-Soiepb @urIep srbisli
am Donneritae i'm ielben Sdadt eint
,srbro6ene Slfie unb paro ms SOipiiaI
iibsrfIbrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-28
Bon 9eterSbura.

- Ser Stor6 itattete am Dlontas
benz Ben. Tbauer einen 8eiu6 ab un6
binterlieB einen fraftisen Sunsen, tpors
uuf Der Ben nidt tuenis itOIs 1T.
-@bas. Mii6 bon GrpB Strabe III
am 9ienftas Worsen, tpdbrenb ieinsr
Irbeit in ben g., 8. & 98. &arrentpers
fen, bon einem 9iiterpaeen sefaaen unb
traf babel cine OeIfanne, beren Spite
ibm in ben Masen brans; bic 8eripun.
buns 1T cine iebr idmerslide, bod bofft
man, bab iie pbne ernit!ibe SoIsen pers
laufen tpirb ); er befnbet iid i'm Moies
IupIor SoipitaI.
sA- s. $. WeDonneG bat fur ben
Nsmorial Gag cine biibIde auspabI
bon 8Iumsn ~ mdbisen Breiien. ST..
pins Ipenue, in Gbas. Gamin's Saus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-28
500 Selcbnuna. 500.

8is eeier bisier 3sitllng tpsrOsu fid frsusn
5u srfabren, oab es menigftens eiue eefiird tsts
Srantbeit eibt melde Die @ifsnidaft in al
ibrsn Stufen Su beiItn i'm Stanoe ift; SaI's
satarrb.sur II Die sinsi9e ieBt Der ar1tIidsn
8riiOerlduft befauute ppRtipe Sur. Satarrb er.
forbert ale eine Gontitutonsfrantbeit cine con.
ftltutloneIle BebanoIung. SalEs Satarrb.snr
lurb innerIid ssnommeu uno pirtt brett auf
cas Blut uno bic idIeimisen Sberfdden bee
Spftems, oaourb Die 8run6lage Der Sranfbeit
,trit0renp uub oem 9atienten Sraft gebeno, in.
Dem fe Die Contribution bes &orpsrs aufbaul
uno Der Ratur in ibrem 8erfe biIft. Ste Gi.
asntbimer babeu 70 biel 8ertrausn ju ibrsn
Ssiltrdften. oab fie einbunbert Dollars 8slob.
nuu9 fur isoen 6au anbieten. ben fe ju turiren
uerfeblen. eabt Gud eine Giite uOn 3eu9uiffsn
tommen. Wan aore1ire.
u. 3. 9beuep & g o.. SoIeoo, ..
I- 8ertauft bon allen apptbsisrn, 71e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-28
0unmpre.

S Die neue Spencer ,,Rifle Ranse"
babier wiro am Samias 9tadmittas
ioImea erDfnet iperben.
- Msbser 8rsinbers's GROCER ct.
8ernbarpiner Sunb eriff am Disnitae
ben II Sabre alien Batrid Wioran an
unb ssrfeiidte bemieIben bic Obers
2ippe in idmersIider @eiie.
-Sobn NeSaIe bon 8IutsIp Strabs,
Elm Sdwuser pon @r.S8eriif Subep.
Der iid porOem in ausenideinIi6 better
@eiunobeit befunb, 1T am Samitae
Rorssn bon einem SersibIas bstrofer
tporheu unb itarb brei Stunben na6ber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-28
Nrmens Sebbrbe.

Cine SPECIAL 8eriammIuns bieier
8ebOrbe fanb am Sreitas abenb in ibrem
3immer i'm itdotiiden @ebdube ftait unb
oas nit Der SADIE betraute @omite be-.
ri9tete su 8unfen bon j. y. @ooliep
& 60, fir Grridtuns Der 8apeue beim
4rmenbeim; bas ansebOt Der Sirma if
1862 unb Der 8eridt tparo anse.
npmmen.
Die Reiisnation bes iebbuften Grstes
Dr.. .. s. Gbans iparb perleien unb an.
senommen uno an ieiner Steae Or. u.
Stranp bonn Norbenoe ernannt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-28
0Bilfe8barre Nahri@ten.


-9ie 72 Sabre aIte Srau @oiiie Ga
forb bon YIpmoutb itiirste am Samftae
tobt aus ibrem StubIe. bic 5olse eines
6ersframpfes.
- Wlit benz 8au Der @ilIeS. Barre
uno 9iortbern @iienbabn, aipiiden 2u'
serne Borough unb Sarpep'S Safe, if
IeBts @ode beeonnen poreen.
- Sin sIeftrifder 8obnpasen rannte
an Wlontue gu BIpmoutb in eineu Bus
aen Der Stegmaier 8rauerei, pobei Der
Ireiber beheIben elm fnappes @nitommen
bate.
= @roper u. Sprasue bon SasIetOn
besins am Sreitas SeIbfmoto, inoem ct
Iid in ieiner 8ettItube erbdnste lang
anbaltenbe &rantbeit trieb ibn 3ur
5bat.
- Sin in ber fatb. poInii6en 8ir6e
in ganticofe am Dienitae glbeno ents
ianbenes Ssuer ridtete Dor ieiner 8es
ipdliisuns einen Sduben bon etpa 3d.
500 an.
- Sem Treiberfnabsn Sobn Dueat
ipuroe am Samitas in Der YOrfiopp
Oiine Der &opf bon Rumpfe eetrennt.
aIs er stpiiden bic Buffer bon &arren
setporfen tparb.
= Die SdgemdbIe bss Wartin Wils
finipn, bier 0teiIen ipeitIid, bon Stids
ibinnp, III am Gpnneritas gfadt nieoers
sebrannt unb Der entitanbene Serluit 1T
1000. nit fsiner 8erii6sruns.
- 8obert Diamond unb Elm ssreunS,
beibe auf ben Bergen binter Wppminp
p,bnbaft, tpuroen am Dtontus giadt in
8inshon bon sipei Strabenrdubern ans
eesriffsn unb UNI etpa S75 erleidtert.
-Sranf, Der 18 Sabre aIte Sobn
bss s. g. Utilsr bon SiiO @aibinstOn
Strabe, 1T am Samitas bon einem
pferbe an ben 8opf estreten tporben unh
trus sinen SddbeIbrud bapon; man bat
SOifnuns, iein 2eben su erbaIten.
- @abrsnb Sefs &aiier bon IibIss
unb iein Is SABRE alter Sobn am Srei'
tag Wtorsen sesenfber bem itdotii6en
@ebdube in elmer 8utide iubrsn, fam
Elm Rab berisIben ab, bnS Bferb brunnte
burb unb beibe tpurben berauSsetporfen,
oubur6 iebr i6msrsIi4e 8sgIeBunssn
srbaltsnb.
-Gn Weit Warfet Strabe in Sing
aon sreisnsten iid ON 9onneritas frdb
Morsens sipei @inbriide. bic ausens
idsinIi9 bon Sunsen aussefibrt tpurOen.
2us Salts WebserIaben tpurben s5
enttpenoet unb aus Morean'S giientpaa.
rem 2aben bic eIeibe Summe, Bof.
marfsn unb cine Auantitat @aaren.
- 9orrancstopn Soipnibip 1T am
Samitas Na6t in sroBe 9lufresuns Uer:
isbt iporoen, inbem ber iih in guten I'm.
itdnbsn befinbenbe beutiae Bauer Soiepb
8obufe iid bur6 einsn Sdub tbbtete,
na6bem er al iein @ieentbum burb 5euer
ssritDrt batte. Der Mann tpar unsipeifels
baft irrinnis uno bate am Worsen feline
frau aus benz Sauis 8eia8t.
-@riff. 81. 8oberts, General Super.
intenbent Der 2ebisb unb BiIfes'8arre
2obIsn @ompanie fir bic Sasleton Ret
sion. parb am Donneritas 9iadt nebsn
osm @eIeiie BEL ben 2ebisb 8aaes Wer,
fen su SusIetOn NIT einsebriidtsm SddbsI
beinnunsslos aufsefunoen unb tpurbs
mad benz Su,Ieton SoipitaI uberfiibrt,
mo er am Sreitas ROrsen tarb. Dian
nabm susrit an, baB er bon einem 3uss
setrofsn tparb, bod cine nGbere Inter.
iu6uns ieiner @unbe ideint unsubeuten.
bab elm Morb itattfanb. Da er farb,
obne bic Bsiinnuus tpieber su erIanssn,
10 10 cine gluffIdruns Der Sude uuSss'
i4loHen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-28

oitIiden 9enniDluanien,
5ameS 8Iair, grdfioent.
.. 3. Brite. 8De 9rdi
o. 6. Q da fer, Gaffirsr.
v. B. Blair aifiit. Gafirer
8beo &. Straub Seller,
Sireftoren:
Sames Blair Q. 3. 8riee,
SEQ. 3 entlin. Grart W Spencer.
u. y. Blair. Snmes Nrdbalo.
w. 8. 8euueop 9epitt 6. Blair.
@m. 8. aieieI, Sas 9D Oatforb
Riibrt elm uIlsemeines 8anfseiddft
StslIt 8edlel SabIbar in rrssno sinem 8bsiIr
Ser WeIt aus.
Brosent SntsrsHsn auf 9tpoftsn b5ablt
I'm Suubidaft plro ssbeten.
Ofen Samitas Ibenbs bon biS 8 llbr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-28

-8ei Sdpinbii9tissn III Der bic
Sruit 10 ansreifenbe Suiten isbr unanse.
nebm; aber einfad unb ipobItbu!nb iinb
bic g8irfunsen bon Or. 9lusua 8bnis's
Samburser 8ruittbss, ba bsrfslbs unses
mein linoerno pirft unb einsn rubieen
unb ssiunben SdIaf eraeust.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-28

-Sobn 9biaips bon Grant sIbenus
une Waitburn StraBe, Elm 2aseIbbner
in bem Spbs Parf Sda1t, fsI am
Samitas unter sinen abssiprunssnen
8arrsn aIs er Jpn aufs @eIeiie i6affen
tpollts unb erbieIt babel fdmersIids 8ers
leBunsen an oer QUITE.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-11-12

Washington, Nov. THE next SEN
ate, it is believed, will stand Repub-
licans, A; democrats, 80; populists
and independents, 10. This table
takes all states out OF the doubtful
column, placing Kentucky and North
Carolina in the republican column as
Senator Butler SAID yesterday a free
silver republican, would probably be
returned by the fusionlSts, Delaware
IN the democratic column and Kansas
and South Dakota in the independent
and populist column. This will pre-
vent the republicans from taking con-
troll of the senate unless some of those
who bolted the republican platform at
St. Louis should return. lit is difficult
to estimate the exact standing Of the
next senate on the money question ow-
ig to the new alignment of the parties
in the recent campaign. Men who
have been pronounced silver men have
been supporting the republican plat
form and candidate, and pronounced
gold men supported the democratic
platform and candidates. AS no free
coinage bill could pass the house CHS
fact would influence the voting N the
senate OH the silver question, especial
ly in the shape of rider to a tariff
bill. The probability Is that on a
free coinage amendment all forty-four
republicans would vote against it and
possibly some democrats who Dolted
the Chicago platform and perhaps
even some of those who supported
Bryan during the campaign. 1t Is
also not unlikely that some of the re-
publican senators who bolted the re-
publican platform might take a posi-
tom that would permit a tariff bill,
in which their constituents are large
ly interested in wool, lumber and lead
ores, to become law. Senator Faux
ner (dem.) said yesterday that silver
men by standing solidly with demo-
craus could prevent tariff legislation.
Senator Butler, on the other hand,
said that he and others of the popu
lists would support the right kind of
tariff but no measure like the
Mckinley bill. Butler wants adequate
protection on raw materials.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-11-12
WHEAT WILL BE HIGHER.
At l.east That ls the Opinion of the
English Newspapers.

London Cablegram to Now York
Herald In an article on the demand
for wheat and the supply OF that
cereal the Daily Telegraph says: "llhc
stock Of foreign wheat ut the prlnci-
pal British ports, II Is said, would not
suffice to feed the country for fort
night. The slight fall In American
exchanges on Saturday gave the Eng
,Ish markets n downward tendency,
but II Is the opinion of one OF the best
known corn factors In Mark lane that
American wh0ts will speedily rise
with a bang, AMI that by Christmas
prices viii be much further enhanced
During the recent excitement spec
ulation In England and America was
carried beyond rua ,onnhlc hounus. but
in the market tho OF Mon Is positive
that at lC,st proportion OF tic rise
will be retained, and that the era of
low prices IL for the time being ended"
The Evening Standard says than the
tendency in wheat is for higher pr Ices,
adding: "l'ho failure Ia India will di-
vert Californian and Australian wheat
from Europe there. Only the tire
mendouS effort In the United States to
hurry wheat across the Atlantic in ex-
change for gold preNenIcd much
greater Increase in prices. and when
the thrush is past there will be n fur
ther rise"
Mr. Phillip Il. Skelton. secretary OF
/ the Old Corn Exchange. In Mark lane
/ in an interview today said in regard
4 to the reject rise In wheat;
Il certainly think the demand gen,
une and the rise justified, A reaction
is probable, hut it will hc only tenn
porary, cause by people having stool
on hand being induced to rush to sell
4 4 number Of rargocs are already OF
their way TO India Everybody /
Waiting The shortage Of corn ant
wheat IN India will compel purchases
The fall In prices today was the sym
pathy With the foreign markets. I've
lieve that there will be wheat enough
brought to market in the next ST
months 70 supply the necessities Q
the world"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-11-12

largest crop ever raised In this coun-
try, excepting the phenomenal crop OF
last year (290,000,O00) when everybody
planted potatoes. The prices were
never 50 low since the war as last year.
The acreage this year is 10 per cent.
less but that Is too much.
Attorney General Hancock rendered
decision refusing to grant the APP
plieation Of certain citizens OF Long
Island City for permission to begin
quo warranto proceedings to test the
title of p. J. Gleason to the office OF
mayor OF Long Island City, on the
ground that he was not naturallzed
citizen OF the United States.
The Interstate commerce commits
sion Is preparing petitions to the
United States courts for mandamus to
compel the fling OF annual reports for
the year ended June 30, 1895, by all
railroads now In default. There re-
ports are required to be fled not later
than Sept. ID OF each year. Most OF
the leading roads of the country have
complied.
The annual meeting Of stockholders
OF the Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago
e. st. Louis Q}lg Four railway, was
held In Cincinnati. BY unanimous
vote the following named were re-
elected to serve the ensuing three
years James d. Laying, George T.
Bliss and II. Mex. Twombly, OF New
York: John II. Dye, OF Indianapolis,
and w. II. Anderson, OF Rhode Island.
The remains Of Jacob Davis, at one
tmo n Philadelph!an, but for more
than forty years past an extensive
operator In real estate In California,
were inclnorated at the Germantown,
Pa, cremntory. The ashes Of his wife,
whose body was cremated two months
ago were placed In the same casket
and what was left OF huband and wife
was placed In n grave In the old
Dunkirk churohyard, Germantown.
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nee and Italy have floods.

France and Italy have floods.
Ireland IL threatened with floods.
The Rt. Rev. Mendel Creighton,
bishop OF London.
Cardinal Hohenlohe died In Rome
Of apoplexy.
An anarchist named Ieymaire shot
and wounded two policemen In Paris.
The car Ia said to have decided to
postpone the proposed reform OF the
currency Of Russia.
Jean dc Reszke sailed from Havrc for
New York without his bride, formerly
the Cnmtesse dc Mailly-Nesle.
1t is r,lmorcd that tribunal similar
appointed to settle the Venezuelan
matter.
Fifteen cases of the plague have oc-
cured at 'rniph Island Of Formosa.
1t Is rumored In st Petersburg that
Russia, in view OF Turkeys financial
troubles, will reduce the yearly INSTALL
mont of tho Turkish war indemnity Of
one million roubles to half million
rouhles.
The English expect, says n 81. johns
IN. T.. dispatch, who was sent to In
vestlgate the Cape Broyle gold fields
In the interest Of British syndicate,
reports fnvorably upon the fields. Fifty
square miles are now covered by IL
censes to search for gold. Prospects
are good for exten siye operations next
spring.
Edward J. Ivory, alias Edward Bell,
OF New York, the alleged Irish Amer
lean dynamite conspirator was once
moro brought up ut Bow Street Police
Court, London, and again remanded.
Deputy Pcllctan, in n letter to La
banterne, Paris, says II has been sug-
gested that M. Meline's cabinet should
be succeeded by ministry of republi-
can concentration, with M. de Frey
cinet as premier.