davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-09

- No.. 49,
Jul rychlo rano zaczeli SIG
prafaci zbierat " arcybiskupim
.palacu przy Charles ulicy, inni
ksieza W szkole PREY w.
Mulberry ulicy a klerycy W
Calvert mali ma naroznikaC Ca,
thedral i Mulberry ulic.
Pred rozpoczeciem uroczy-
stosci udal sic msgr. Sbaretti
do kardynala Gibbons i wre-
cyl mu papieski ukaz, przy-
czem %przem6wil pc lacinie.
KS. kardYnal podziekowal mu
W krotkich slowach.
O 1otej godzlnie klerycy
opuscili Calvert hale ruszyll
ulica MULBERRY ma wsch6d, do
mich po}aczy}o sic 800 ksiezy
i zakonnik6w. Procesya szia
do rylnego. wyjscia arcybi-
skupicgo paiacu, gdzie o godz.
1890 mistrz katedry kazal
otworzvc drzwi; procesya
przez korytarze pa}acu wyszla
ma N. Charles ulice, ia do
Mulberry ulicy i do g}ownej
bramy katedry. Kiedy ostatni
ksieza opusci|i pa}ac, przy}a-
czy}o sic do Mich 26 profeso-
row katol;ckiego uniwersytetu;
"a mimi "a biskupow, dalej II
arcybiskupow. mianowlcle
John J.. Williams z Rostonu,
Patrick a. Feehan z Chicago,
VIM. H. Elder z Cincinnati,
Fred.H. Katzer z Milwaukee,
Fir. Jansens z New Orleans,
Mich. Corrigan Z New Yorku,
VIM. H. Cross z Oregon, P.
l. Ryan z Filadelfii, u Kain
z St Louis, John Ireland Est.
Paul, P.T.C hapelle z SantaFe,
c.. O'Brien 2 Halifax, i l..
Nazaire Begin, koadlutor
kardynala Tacheura zQuebec,
Kanada. Kazdy arcybiskup
mial PREY sobie swego gene
ralnego wikaryusza. Ma czele
ich kroczyl arcybiskupKain z
St. Louis. Ia mimi szedl
kardynalGibbons W purpurze.
O lei godzinie wszyscy byli
W katedrze. Msgr. Satolli i
papieski pose} markizS cripanti
ME sill z procesya, lecz weszll
'przez sakrystya. Do katedry
wpuszczano rylko osoby posia-
dajace tykiety ;kiedy osoby te
zaje}y krzesz}a a pozosta}o je-
szcze miejsce, kazano otworzyc
bramy i wesz}o jeszcze jake
5ooos6b, wypelniajac szczel-
ME katedre.
Kardynal Gibbons zajal
miejsce ma tronie pc Level
>tronie oltarza a DO PRAYER
tai iron ola kardyna}a Satol-.
lego. Inni ksieza ustawili sic
pred mimi. MarkizSacripanti,
W szkarlatem i bia}em ubraniu
i swiecacym helmie stall
przesz}o try godziny prey
insygniach i dokumentach,
ma ma}em stoliku
o}tarzem.
Markiz Sacripanti kardyna-
lowi Gibbonsowi wreczyl
brewe papieskie, W kt6rem
papiezLeonXI1I nakazu)e mu
wlozyG bret Satolliemu. KS.
DIR. Magnien odczytal doku-
ment a nastepnie ks. dr.. Kenne-
dy zFlladel6i odczytal doku.
ment do kardynala 5atolliego.
Pc spiewie ch6ru msgr. Sbaret.
ii przem6wil do kardvnala Sa.
sk}adajac mu powin-
szowania. Teraz markiz Sa-
cripanti wyjaf hardy
ralski bret. a kardynal Glib.
wezwal Satoliego. ably sic
zbl'zyl do niego. Podni6slszy
bret. kardynal Gibbons pre-
m6wll kilka slow do kleczece-
GO kardynala Satolliego,
poczem wlozyl mu bret ma
glove. Kardvnal Satolli. pow.
80 o1 l ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-09

roczne
z dochod6w i rozchod6w pa
rafi Prev. x.
kA LANGEGO, Radzcy x.
arcybiskupa Chicagoskiego.
Z prawdziwa p~rzyjemnoScia
W1ARUs og}asza i tegoroczne
sprawozdanie z parafi sw.
J6zafata W Chicago, Ill. Jest
to bowiem wzorowa parafa
pod kazdym wzgledem i z
samych prawie sic sk}ada
braci Kaszub6w z pod Wejhe-
rowa i innych stron. Radzimy
oszczercom cd Psiego Clio
su uwaga przeczytac
s}owa czcigodnego x. LANCE
go, umieszczone ma kohcu
sprawozdanla. Psi Clos bo-
WIEN W najszkaradniejszy
spos6b Gala parafa sw. J6za-
fata stara} sic shahbie, t}6ma-
czac swoje brudy nawet ola
gazet Apiast6w, jak to n. p.
>, Wisconsin Patryot" sam
og{osi}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-09

stojnie sic przedstawisl. Pc,
pierajac Zwiazek narodowy,
|sp. ]. /. Migdalski by}
|dobrym katolikiem, uczciwym
czlow'ekiem i szlachetnym
charakterem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-09
MAST AGENC1:

MAST AGENCI:
Upowaznieni So do kolektowa
MIA abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepu-
iacy nasi agenci mie]scowi:
BAY CITY, p. Alex N iedziel-
ski.
FIR. Szram, 1923 Michigan ave.
WEST BAY CITY:
Antoni Piechowiak.
BALTIMORE: Fir. Ziarnowski
1926 Shakespeare Str.
HURLEY, BES-
SEMER. - Hipolit Pawlicki.
IsADORE: Jak6b Rosinski.
JOLIET:
FIR. Koz}owski 1906 Scott str
LEMONT: Kahn. Buszkiewicz.
MANISTEE: Andrea Sciba 1928 stu
PITTSBURG, Pa. Michalsk
.J6zef 1906 = 1908 Carson Str
DULUTH: Jan Munko,
IL Lake Str. N.
Teofl Rock.
SOUTH BEND: Anton Beczkie
wicz Cor. Chaplin q Durham str
WILNO: JuliuszZ aczek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-09

Razem...... s14, 467.78
Ca4y doch6d SIS, 78l.86
Ca}y rozch6d 14,467.7s
W kasie jest. s4,l4.0s
Przesz}ego roku PREY zam-
knieciu ksiazek by4o
dfugu.... .... ......S9, 10000
Depozyta z tego roku... 4, 995.Oo
By}oby...... s14, 955.oo
Ale s~p1aci1em rome depo-
szyta W tym roku...... 8,3O5, 90.
Zostaje do sp}acenia s6,65o.oo
W kasie jest got6wki 4,314.08
Vice wszystkiego dfugu
para6a ma, Observation-Disclosures 80
Parafa Sw. J6zafata ME ma
zadnego d}ugu bankowego. dug
jak sic przedstawia, jest pozyczka
prywatna.
Wszystkim parafanom zyczy
w eso}ego Nowego R u,
rs. FIR. LANCE.
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a question that refuses 30 down BE- ~
60 the proper form VI Epro-sioa, siugu.
lar uI plural, in speaking NJ tnp United
Haros. Some Of the advocates Of the
lat,rr style b,so their conclusions upon
the wording Of the Constitution, whlcu
GAYS "ars" 90 every case, while Othsu
uu the Same side contend that thls
form 10 night independent VI lha great
cnattgr VIZ suspect tina, most % thtsH
atr "dcuauiralEst," WHO stil hold Tor
the separate sovereignty oi the staio.,
but whether 0r mo-, tncy axe not TO uH
headed 20 rs argument
IL f. urged, aud with considerable
force, that the war Of the Rebellion Wa.
fought more 90 settle tnut question
than any Other Tue ConigJcugy wa.
undoubtedly ma "Art" organ ration
aud clu,on o. TOT tho doctrine % Inr
separate autonomy q each aud Over
s,s.c, while the uhou slide Oi the case
was Of course the opposite, that 10, nlI
were held 90 bo merged into one a. tel
out 10 tho naliDu's motto. "Ouu'
must be- "is." 10 would look, sound
agl Doc extremely awkward g. have %
f,gari 10 legitimate sguu sentences O..
"tuo United States hru the greatest
nation iu the world" but "thc Unitrd
State constitute the greatest ustiou'
" .uii b. proper enough, becau.u th,
ruiitirs are here spoken Of iu their lu
yidual capacity, not collectively a. IN
tho mim,t case. Furthem1rg, II
hOud no ttmem cred that srvrta
construct Ms OF IA Constitution u.'
eide. the one under ultcusti0u were %
necessity Ieit 70 paslruty.
OiCUutse these remarks arc only Boo
.lyIauh We've, which each ln tuu
uru.u Land can cuIoy lot himsrlt Al
certainly understand that, no matte
/ what the Fyninciiunl instruction, 10 "a
a,sutpdly one O uuiry with many par.
ami not lew paftiu'; but 10 gri- q.
| .utueI Boz the m0s' mpuul iofm im
"a iuublr when there IL occasion for q
tup so, A. witness ihg pF,slIg. y
recent message yuuuciatlug uir,s tUD
/ Monroe d1ctriue, % performance While.
/ i0r lew days completely dissolved
p lIlical lines sll over the lsuI, except
urhaIa, In Kentucky whorc o.
legislative struggle could NOT be lat.
D ..I.I.. Tor a.. email "a f,..fH.r ua fN. t.rH..
.ret of 70 war with Great HHuIr.
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,..I .Nu. .. n.. ... I ..H n. 10 nn
,lnc.st q luuuai..-ntau inI,chHnl
that the M1mou u,oriu arc aghl
thirki.g Of a wholesale exodus Do
Msxir.. such an impr scion m'y
veil be ofsstpllcI Boz advance, 'I
nothing % TOE kini Is either 200 .t..
r,,. rim c5ntem.Itt.n. ltI.n .Hus
puwcyor that the Norm 100 people
ip Utah AMI elsewhere are ,NlcuIln
Hlr blfuor4, o. C.uzs.s Of tie
United sutcs AMI OF the pl.uu '
when we nlHuH; thoir y no.
men, ami their obi men to-, AfH BIZ.
come uafus finding themselves c.am .td
.Uft.um. VaI,ys g. the u9t,l an. tu
tur south are being locked into, *.
pIoryJ, settled ani redeemed. l1aho
AMI Auz.ua, Wyoming AMI Colorado,
Canslu AMI Mexico. each numb Q
amUug It's b#J Inhabitants people
vino have gone from 0r who ut iubsl
have many rglatiyo1 ami iniete.u he
Utah. Tho isci that many Ul them are
M0fm1us does not in anyway initiate
against the cIf1iality OF their welcome
Dr tho value OF their clti1sushp-Ou
The contrary % makes lurm old the
more acceptable. They are known TO
be thrifty uud permanent boz heir
operations, rUslluio Iu facing Jl.oIl.
uts, brave IN overcoming tuem ,nouc.t
nuu insutu.us in their daily Walk
pni WORK. Naturally such rgttlur' are
sought ufer by specul .tuuj and uatur.
ally We desire 10 warn them against
the lsttef'l wIles. Better Tor them Do
ail cas.s o. deal cxgluuvuly with those
whom ,hgy know, Ot who can uo
puthouiuuvyly recommended 90 tusm,
than with persons ~ whichever name
or region who have soifsh obioots DO
ylcW nud who want 90 us5 thum iu ne.
complaining olh'n cnIs. Time, mraus
aul temper will be- saved in negotiate
lng with men entitled 90 confidence,
aul lu leaving severely aluue those
who hold put glitiorIng promises TO thu
cys "ud ear 90 break them l1 the heart
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OF before Outside OF the most
lord uovuf, and the ginduni
hut steady aiuili1u OF Previously miss
Ing LIKE go the chain % development,
800 90 chow uat completeness will soon
bee hal. And wollIt may, no mater
what the csuse of death w who is
frsu.rab.o thsfe'oL 10 may have
tcpu that the act was mot 20 criminal
aa iro fret though, magps . That Tie
boy vac concealed 900 au u.u ID
muuu.f because ID. t.pt fear which
r.utaa' nr1s unable il m'se sn''t'
rulfy showing, aud The hyle
that Iy one m,aus Adopted
nothing more would ever De
heard ofit. SO maiisE Doe tho iuv'si.
uauou. proceed "a. diligently aud D.. as
thorough iunIlf,s.,rts us though we
were aII we'll ruurcI % ils be- ns one
.iuruafa,s. crime. OF lineage, as We
certainly ir.Irvo 10 tote.
T.rsrtettaU.uaI tragedies are worsc
% ros-.b O. tuau those which arc CON
tur.mnilI cut 0f Fbrrt Ur.prusliy nuu
with only the mUst common
rIa.u attendant rITcu Huucrt log
mo rr.slu thpt ius public mind
be- covered somewhat from iIs
natural IMPULSE he the cone
temptation 90 iuc INGENUITY a.d &c..
cuInuly Involved in tho lcrpUunliHu
90 tIu crime. such crimes atU not
cuua,l.I lu tuiH element Boz the lc8si
by The us,a o. which come Ui The puu'
ucpuuu rul them, rafndiuT o. CHASTITY
srrsy bll The more horu'ylug AMI even
sickuuiug dct,iIs, omuoliisuci 90 tIm,-
with clIs uut little lrsa vile than some
uaHH U. ihr story iroii ana 1iariliug
headlines that oiiuucr than Utucrwlsr
make tUr IuiluiDus Rfiuvr. Tue plain
narration without such sdluucis BE-
generally tai enough, but swelling
nud omrnn.ziHg tine features most
su.cuplIUln OF sensational treatment
make 30 % zoo doal worse.
lu thls connection 20 be- proper 10
give ctrui, 90 out local 1lrpls aud
IN ore who have tskou up the cIucs
pfcdrHlcd aud are vt w1fk 90 them
nf men who are earnest AMI nulo are
expected To- i0. We hupo they Will
tugc,oi iu clearing away OIL the clouds
winch surround tbo mystery aud MAKE
Ing % Impossible for nuy guilty person
Il escape,
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RELlGIous lOLLRAIION.

At least one Of the ministers VI this
city, tue Rev. Nil Bsaus Of the NJ. J..
church, found ~ ;uxt In lnHt week.
display OF narrow bigolfy among no.
called local Christians, Tor a sermon
yesterday. II Will BE- fsmtmurtcu
that the Y. NJ. g, A., In arranging a
program Tor their annual meeting, had
included the name Of wtlibnowu
Mormon Elder who was TO deliver au
ADDRESS. This aroused the anger Of D
numter Of pastors, who forthwith
called uron the directors OF the y. NJ.
G.. a. with tho demand that THE
feature Of the program be- cancelled,
making surdry threats In case their
diolum was not complied with. o.
course tho said directors tc.
fused to bow u any such demand,
therein exhibiting that dogtu,
Of common manhood winch ovoy'
body ought to possess, aud which
everybody admirts. rhtio IL nothing
much In the iucldont ior anyone &.
grow excited about, !or the minister
w,ru wrong. tue y. 81. G.. A. were
tight, uui all parlias knew %. A pcr
suu 10 small a. TO raise Any objection
to sTc,krr o. the grounds given
is unworthy " extensive notice
advertising is the last hing be- uuguI
o. expect or deserve; similarly, man
having ttamlua enough 60 resist dlc,u.
TO. & ru lutivr aud Improper .
character would hardly be- nisnppDlutrf
at any failure g. exhibit MIN Aa her.
Tor m,fely doing w.at mmun suus.
ans tn,r conception Of lho hts 0
humanity prompt him 20 DO, uuu
NLWB nus tUtr.irTa TU.rliurI from
mag Tying or dwelling upon tho Of.
fair, for tue T,a,ous N) thallhn s., ".
G. A. div only what tury ought 90
have douo and Whist ans body W fair.
minded ff.,mrn would du, mnI On
thai Rev. ME MyNIuao uu. 10 muI.
dl,slme colleagues were guilty OF eu
net too contemplate 90 notice.
Nevertheless, We are .Isg MT. Bu.s
,ibclyctcd material ur srTuuu Doc
the action last referred Go, aud han .rl
tho sulJrct we'll /. muru uur..r
would uisyuu currrnt 'Uura, u.I ,a
pog.Aly address tn,msp.y,s ir tuy rIu.
citation Of broad, real Cuuruaully,
there would not be- 30 many hs1ls u.
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SILL rIDuti,o inL men nAE

SILL TlGuIiNG InL ulGl hat
A till has been introduced into the
OHio Legislature having In Wow the
yEurpali0n Of iuc ubjaclilua. 10 theatyr
mar. Tula has been subject Of con.
tcullon Tor long time, aui that u has
auumri such proportions a- 20 receive
attention from The lawmakJr,ls not 90
boo wondered AZ the thing 60 be con.
siinr.I mos. seriously DO the pT,C.
ucablily Of the measure spoken OF. In
,hu ff,t aud only Dsm.cruc Lrgls'a.
lufe OF U,an, during a hcaloi aud
long drawn out discussion " the sheep
question, member moved 20 ius,u
. provision Ia the pending uill
90 the elect that all sheep auI
,heir owners bc sent out ~ the
Territory! 10 expressed the views u'
the one Offering %, Of c0urso, ami may
nave touched d responsive chord be- the
breasts Of n minority tut Il igiled
guamiuiousiy, "a. We expect tho hat
OH will Io. Itw1uid be- lus, a. feast.
ne % maEu the ladies occupy tho back
tcits 10 prescribe what they shall %
not wear Ia the places thoy 30 10.
Sun, there Is something 10 be sad iu
favor VI tho prorosri measure. The
/ Cuicag1 Time Herald announces luut
MI FlsllcE, the author Of 70, ID. IT,
. ypro Ice the belief tust q men WHO Iaya
l Tor seat ag the lhea.cr aud has O.
10 bohlHd a hanging garden OF tosr-,
waving rIum.s AMI gay.pluiau,d
ride should have some means OF re-.
Ittfl. "uudcr the Fr-uick bIll, hove
ever, the redress viii not come from
. Inc a0mau--.ho viii continue 90 Ife,s
as shc pIuasts-uut from the owner Of
. heater, who IL liable 10 huo Tor
allowing hats OF unusual proper
. uana Go enter bis phyn u.I,'
. This DE- som fhug like the bna &.
/ leuiunast who ultimately pays she
. Imposition; " tho manager had 10 pay
. g., cay, .Ur slowing the woman witt
. ,guu h,nIruar 90 enter bis place, he
II aUu'd undoubtedly attach Tint amount
. 90 the admission Irico which the W.T.
man or mos. lIEtIy her csr1rO would
uaye Go pay, B1 that the manager
/ would lose nothing, the lar,l coming
. .ul lnr g.u'umcr-ui other pv1p.u'#
r'Ja.u. -anI while the met rrult 4.
...... ........... .....F.I I. odd. f..F.r. .
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Those who havo usDl DR. X nga
Sow Discovery know It. yhlu', anu
those VINO have mot, have nov tho
opportunity % Try % Free. Cen ur
the ndyrtuteI Du gl1ts aud got q
Trial Bottle, Foe, Send yuuF .amo
aud hIuTess to II. h., buut'un Z Co..
Cuuaso, and get % camp e. uun III. DE-
KIrg'a SOW Life Pills, Free, a. we'll
ne cory %. Guide TO Health D. %
Household Instructor Fee, An %
vsluh b. guaranteed 90 do yuu l0ni
and cost you uDlbiug For sale by
u. &, 81. /. DFu D.uHrfWuut
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CoNfERENcE NOTICE.

The six,y.si1tl Annual Couiorcnca
Of the Church Of Jssus Christ OF Int
tor.day saints Will convene In tho
Tabernacle, Salt LnEa cry o. lN
o'clock on Saturday morning. Arn'
4th, 1898.
The officers ami members Of the
Church generally are cordially Inc
vltsd to attend tho mcciius OF the
Conference.
wurDHu WuIuUriE
Grotgr q. CASsuNi
JurEuIt D.. rWIL
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10 the Pearl Bryan horror Of Cincia.
Dau, the H1lmvs c.ste mysteries TO.
Culeago,ani TIE DlrHnr bel'ry dutch.
cries Of San FuugHol, Sale LsEu CON.
tributys her Cuna.l tragedy with la
attendant O1rcoulmouts ami wonder.
'ul working out, Not that 70 has All
worked out TO date boy any mo,uy, Tor
the more Important paris % tho torn.
ulu lalo have yet TO be- tolii hut tue Iis,
covrry OF tue drcUmp3sed h.dy u0dor
circumstances hardly ever heard
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cnsrrnENcE ArrnIhlMINIn

Relief Society, Assembly Hail. Ffl.
dsy. April 3, 10 n.m, . 3. m' and 7
p. ~.
Maori meeting, Fourteenth Wnrl
assembly nall, Friday, April 0, ''al
p. m.
Sunday School Union, Tabernacle,
Saturday, Aptll .. 9. M.
German meeting, Assembly Hall
SUNDAY, April 8, o y. M
Priesthood meeting, Ia1'fnaclr'
SUNDAY, April o, g.. m.
UAnd concert, tabernacle Monday
April o, s 8. m.
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Ladies', yuI Hs" rln.N vel
attend tho apHUv urpriu OF uIlI or.
al the Woman Coop, 600 Wuiuvai .
ana Thursd0y, Auri ls. uni p u
New goods and latest STYLES. Tho,
expecting Co join tho DaI'ornia chou
rErurfiou vii dI well 20 rive us 70 coil
before purchasing oiscNhore. Prr..
90 sult the times.
RourmDur, WumanS CH-1n. "A
Main Street.
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a now nuu a' LaHc' Hrf.ng Cane
nuH DbuIrou'a j .r.pta uss arrived 90
tur Wee cfu, iI. 10 Main 10.
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t,IytonrfN,Uup Mluu COWS. Also
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The morning times., 1896-04-06
NOW FOR The Big MATINEE
Fine Weather Is the Promise for
Young Bgg-RolleTs.
Clear Over Head and Dry Under Foot,
With Plenty OF Henfruit Pre-
requisites for the Festival.

The matinee today will be as big as all
out OF doors, when the babies on all the
blocks reach the White Lot and start the
festive egg Gown hill. There Is nothing
like it in all the oountry-this egg rolling
in the sunshine of the Executive Mansion
grounds.
IL is jhr only popular piece which all the
ladies oI jhe Cabinet anu their children and
their ciliiGrens children take boxes 10 see.
There is only one contingency that spoilS
this open air performance. rain IN consld-
erable quantities. The Weather Bureau
folks. some OF whose families will be in
the cast Today, have, however, promised
that the weather wall tie fine and only cloudy
in suall spots. IL this prediction pans out
every square foot or ground on the hills
and In tITe valleys or the White Lot will be
covered Bya manikn or a womanikin witha
basket ot eggs ana a red balloon, TO say
nothing of peanuts, oranges, apples, bread
and butter, biscuits, and other cholera
morbus perquisites.
The egg. however, will be the high roller
OF this FESTIVAL, violet. indigo, blue, green,
yellow. orange, and red 1t is the only
game In the category in which they eat up
the star performers at the end OF the play
There Will. of course, be lin attendance
as ii were. some thousands or nurse ladies,
some cold bottlcs.'' with india rubber
shoppers. pusIIee carriages, bibs, fuckers,
pinaIores. and other pardphernalla OF the
dissipation.
Last season, on account OF the cold,
nearly everyother child in sight was dressed
in red inside, under, and outside. Today
there will be change for the rainbow
symphony in toggcry, which viii be de-
lightru TO see, and very difficult to wash,
after tire bali.
The morning times., 1896-04-06
Arizona OFFICIAL Dead.

Phoenix, Ariz., April 5.-Ex-Attorney
General Clark Churchill, died in this city
very suddenly yesterday morning from
heart disease. General Churchill came to
Arizona in 1877 and located in Prescott,
where nc built up an extensive law practice.
He was appointed attorney general by Gov
ernor Tritle and was efficient and pains
taking. General Churchill was an un-
compromising Republican and for years q
power in Arizona politics. He leaves a
widow but no children and considerable
property in Phoenix and vicinity.
Trenton, II. j., April 5.-Alexander Hunt
of this city, who was Journal clerk OF the
house OF assembly, died at 10 o'clock to-
night pneumonia. He was fifty.tw oyears
old and leaves 4 widow who is seriously
Frustrated with pneumonia. Mr.. Hunt for
many years was pottery salesman. He
was in the war as member OF the Third
Regiment, New Jersey Militia.