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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-12-11

residents and property owners,
whose homes and holdings are in
danger by the washouts Of the river
every spring. This petition was
favOrably acted upon. but for some
reason satisfactory to the council
the work was never done. The un-
precedented snow fall along the
upper Mississippi now tends to in
dictate Il high stage of water next
spring, and everybody interested is
anxious that something be done to
prevent extensive damage at tina,
time.
The temporary relief sought for in
the petition may, perhaps, not prove
sufficient, and it cer.ainly would be
the better plan to have the work
done in a thorough manner at once.
A. d. Harrison, therefore, at my re-
quest. prepared plans and specifica-
tions for the necessary work, and l
submit the same to you. He esti-
mates the cost at $500.
The Little Falls Improvement ON
pany still owns ethird of the
threatened property, and we agree
to pay one-third, rr $500, OF the cost,
provided the city makes theimprove-
ments as specified by Mr.. Harrison.
Trusting that the council will
favorably consider this offer, and
will give this matter it's prompt at
tention, l remain yours respectfully.
II. LANDAHL.
Mr.. Landau was also present at
the council meeting and offered. also,
an easement of that portion of the
corner lot necessary for a good road
way between Broadway and First
avenue southeast.
The council discussed the matter
at some length and finally agreed
that the council should Investigate
in a body the proposed improve
nlents, and Il motion that said in
vestigarion by the council take place
Wednesday, Dec. 9, at 2 p. m. was
made and carried.
The council then adjourned until
Dec. II. at 8 O'Clock, when it will
meet to consider the application of
P. j. Gross for a liquor license.
We all know that any tired muscle
can be restored by rest. Your stOm
ach is muscle. Dyspepsia is it's
manner of saying 81 am tired. Give
me rest" TO rest the stomach you
must do it's work outside OF the
body.
This is the Shakers method of cur
ing indigestion, and it's success is
best attested by the fact that these
people are practically free from what
is without doubt the most prevalent
Of all diseases. The Shaker Digestive
Cordial not only contains digested
food which is promptly absorbed
without taxing the tired digestive
organs, but it is likewise an aid to
the digestion of other foods IN the
stomach. A 10 cent trial bottle will
convince you of it's merit, and these
you can obtain through all druggists.
Laxol is the best medicine for chill
dren. Doctors recommend it in place
of Castor Oil.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-12-11

Marie Kicks, the window smash
er; writes back to st. Cloud that she
is not cOntented.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-12-11

Judge Ives-who was not i'm
peached-takes occasion to criticise
Gov. Clough far crea ting an election
district in Norman county.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-05-12
Women's Golf Game.

LONDON, May l2.--The women's
amateur golf championships Of
Great Britain will be played today
at Hsylake. A very large number
of entries have been received, and
some close contests are expected.
Lady Margaret Scott, who has been
thrice champion, was expected to
be a competitor, but owing to an
interesting family event, may be
unable to compete.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-05-12
Democratic Primaries.

The democratic executive com.
mittee Of Bexsr county will meet
this afternoon in Chairman Russ
Office for the purpose Of issuing a
call for the primaries to be held In
this county June 6, to select dele.
gates to the several conventions
Whether the committee men will
nominate what primaries shall be
held according to the costly Dudley
plan or in the old-style way, Is the
interesting point to be decided.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-05-12
Tried Death By a Bullet.

About IL O'Clock last night, a
Polish girl named Albina Dobro-
walski, aged Is years, attempted
suicide by shooting pistol, but
her aim was not true, and the
bullet made no injury to her. The
attempt was made in the home OF
Mr.. Sam Berliner, 13l North street
in whose household she has been
domestic. She refused to di
yulge the cause for her action.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-05-12

Beneficiary PAYMENT,

The sovereign camp of the Wood
men Of the World has sent a check
for ZOO to Mrs. l.. A. Hamilton,
the widow of the late Jno. B. Ham,
ilton, through the treasurer Of
Commercial Camp No. A, Of this
city. Mr.. Hamilton had long been
a member of the Woodmen. To the
credit Of the order, the claim re-
ceived prompt attention.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-05-12
Paralysis.

Carl Hardwig, q city patient in
the hospital, was stricken with
paralysis yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Herman Schimmelpfenig, q
we'll known musician Of this city
was stricken with paralysis while
attending the Fredericksburg fes'
tivities on Sunday last.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-05-12
A. O. A. Auxiliary.

The ladies' auxiliary lof the
Ancient Order Of Hiberians held a
very enjoyable entertainment last
night at their hall and several
songs and Rotations we're rem
dered.
Mr.. Thos. l.. Conroy, state presi.
dent of the A. o. H., was presented
with a pretty gold medal by the
ladies.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-05-12

LOST: On San Pedro car line,
or between Alamo and Matagorda
SITS, on South street, or between
South st. and st. Joseph's church
ladies' gold watch, brown hair
chain and gold charm, heart shape.
Return to Louis Christillis, No. 2l5
s. Alamo st.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-05-12
WRENOHED FROM THE WIRES.


sion.
Mill and elevator burned at No
coma, Tex.
Louisiana republicans instruct
for Mckinley.
Texas Reform Press association is
in session in Dallas.
The pope renews his expression
Of sympathy with Spain.
Senate discusses ruGt Pacific
harbor project at length
The Jackson case will not get to
the jury before Thursday.
Spanish ministry will present an
extraordinary budget, to cover eX-
penses of war and new navy.
Plea is made in the Queen of
SPANS speech, for increased pow
ers of taxation by the government.
Weyler complains Of the inter-
meddling of the United States in
Cuban affairs.
American claims for destroyed
plantations in Cuba are piling up
before Spain in fearful way.
United States school ship Essex
is at Southampton TO remain a
fortnight.
Senate passes the house bill for
S65O,OOO as maximum appropria-
ton for public buildings at Port
land, Ore.
Amendment proposed to river
and harbor bill to limit construc-
tion to 100000 in any one year
House is on it's business record
and passes several bills Of a pri'
vate nature.
Germany fixes the total sugar
revenue at 100000 double cent.
ners, 100000 more than first pro.
posed.
Indications now are that con-
gress will remain in session until
the first week in June.
Cuban affairs and the distrust OF
the congress as to presidential
pocket vetoes will hold congress.
Joint resolution granting usual
privileges to international eX-
hibitors to the Nashville exposi.
ton, passes senate.
Arthur, of the engineer brother.
hood goes to Ottawa, Can, to at.
tend the biennial convention.
Arkansas Gazette is out for free
silver under the new manage.
ment.
The International yacht race be-
tween Chicago and Toronto will be
sailed at Toledo, Ohio.
Thursday will be the day for the
election of the new NJ. f. bishops
at Cleveland.
Annual state convention O.
Catholic knights assemblies ii
Fort Worth today.
Miss Lille Temple, who died OF
the train near San Marcos, Is tske1
to Cleburne for burial.
Foreman Butt, of the TeXa
Pacific fencing crew, loses his life
run over by freight near Forney
Spanish cortes is in session
Speech from the throne shows al
intention to establish purely loca
government in the Antilles.
Commissioner Reagan think
that Roberts has made a mistak
in his Independent candidacy.
Llano populists are out for Keal
by and nominate a full count
ticket.
Annual gun shoot OF the Men
phis club is in progress with owe
100 participants.
Mustspha Bey, under secretar
in the old ministry, is appointe
minister to the United States.
Seguin is making elaborate pre-
arations for tie anniversary in Il
last days Of July.
PA. delegates are assemblir
in Washington, and about 500 a
on hand.
Montana republicans table a !
solution to bolt if free silver
knocked out at st. Louis.
There is every confidence c
pressed in the endorsement of NJ
Kinley by the Missouri conventi
now in session.
Democratic Primaries.
The democratic executive CO
mittee Of Bexsr county will m
this afternoon in Chairman Ru
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-05-12

-WANTED--All round black
smith. Apply at Riggot's carriage
shop, cor. Main avenue and Hous-
ton st.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-05-12

The Camera club will meet to-
night.
w. ii. Brakeman, Of Del Rio,
and Miss Josephine NJ. Roth, OF
this city, were married yesterday
afternoon in Trinity Methodist
church. They will reside in Del
Rio.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
NEW-YORK CITY.

Justice Reekinan Of the Supreme Court yesterday
denied an application made by Raphael J. Moses
for Injunction to restrain Henry winthrop
GRAY as receiver. from evyng an assessment on
the policyholders OF the United States Mutual Ac-
cident Association OF the city Of Ncw-York
Assistant Distrc: Attorney Seaman Miller went
to Phoenixvc. Penn yesterday. in company with
two men from the Department of Buildings 10
witness the testing Of iron columns and collect
some eviden to bc used at the trial Of the men
who indicted for manslaughter on account OF
the fall OF the Ireland Building. at Third-st. and
West broadway. The trial has been set down for
the first week in November.
Tho following directors were elected at the
nual meeting yesterday of the Drawbaugh Tee-
phone and Telegraph Company: John Il. Bartlett
and H. C. Andrews NewYork; James Jourdan
and Abel f. Blackmar. Brooklyn; J. +. Stokes.
Philadelphia: Parker q. Chandler. Boston. and
Frank Jones. New-Hampshire. John r. Bartlett.
the president OF the company, explained the status
Of its long legal fight
The pen-and-ink sketches. drawings. etc. OF the
late Baron G. de Grimm will be disposed OF at pub
lie administrators sale at the aucton-rooms Of
Richard Walters's Sons. No lOl West Thirty third
ST. tomorrow afternoon at o'clock The unique
collection OF furniture from the Tueries and all
the handsome furniture from the home OF the dead
artist will also be sold
Isidorc Iichtcnauer. formerly with Halgaren &
Co. has begun business in investment and miscel-
laneous securities at No. q Broad-st.
Colonel G. *. Halliday. vice president OF the
Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad. IL at the
Broadway Central Hotel
A Coroner's Jury yesterday decided that the fatal
shooting OF John Fahcy. alias o'Bricn, by Police
men Becker and Carey at Seyenh-avc. and Thirty
nfth-st. September 20. was justihable homicide
The man was running to escape arrest after break
ing into Broadway cigar-storc.
Jamaica oranges are being received In New-York
| In unusually large quantities. but they small
and prices are accordingly low They are selling
wholesale. repackcd. for from s. to s. 20 a bar
rel and from s. 10 to s. box.
Jimes Gombeneli Il fruit-vender Of No. l0t Mott
st, attempted 10 board uptown train which
leaving the Frankn-st. station of the sixth
ave. elevated road yesterday morning and disre
garding the guards warming tried TO swing him
self on to a over the gate. He crushed
between the and the pla form guard rail- and
only the prompt stoppage OF the train saved his
life.
The Merchant Tailors Society will hold Its fall
exhibition OF garments at No. 2l Fifth-ave to-
morrow. Friday and Saturday. from to 10 p. m.
The Board of Estimate yesterday appropriated
100000 under the legislative act for the repavins
Of the city streets. The act provides that 100000
may be used for repavng. but not more than
81 10000 I'm any year. Appropriations were also
made for repairs and fences for the Boulevard for
new police manuals. and for the Health Depart
ment contingent fund
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERs.

ia scries OF bowling games between teams Oh ,i'e
Fourth Separate Company and tho Veteran M"
tional Guard Association has been arranged anu
will begin On Friday night In the alleys OF INV
armory in Waverly-st These men compose '"'
teams: Fourth Separate Company No l. 1ho"a'
Herald, Thomas Peene. John HubbeN. ueoIkc
Mailinson and Charles +. Nugent NO z-Charie'
I.emkul. Alexander Greve. Thomas Ferris. WIZ
lam B. Thompson and William Hudd. veterans
No. 1-John Frazier Frederick Narr, Winiirreo o. ..
Eoetemon and james Brazier. No 2-Guy Steph-
ems Richard Peene, George j. Frazier, OttU oise,
and Albert Suydam. The tournament VIII iaS ~
about six weeks and games VIII pc roieu o''
Tuesday and Friday evenings atter tn's weeA
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chamoeriain, ~ III
3S Prescott-st on Monday night, George n;
Chamberlain and Miss Meta s. Dali were maIrco marry, y
by the Rev. Charles f. Allison OF the Day pt spi'ne
Preebyterisn Church. Miss Amelia Champ@er pei M idin,
Of Tarrvtown was the maid OF honor ana WaileI
Humphrey the best man, Among the
guests were Miss Anna Stefens. or Mcnigah, ~
r. Door of Illinois: Mr.. and Mrs. Wtniam pan,
OF Brooklyn. Miss J.. f. Wghman ana MIS- dN,,, 5di q
(,hapin o! New-York City. After their wen1lhs
trip MIR and Mrs. Chamberlain VIII MAKE 'o"-
kers their home. 49,. coo,.,,.
While Frederick Carnjost. agent for the Socie,E
for. the Prevention of Cruelty TO Aiiinais wa
patrong Msin-st. Yesterday. he saw n cog p'tr .
toy Afterward he the animal b,'e a d uos,
IN INVESTIGATION he learned that several children
had been bitten rs we'll dogs. by Ms anima an
then he shot Il: The officer also shOt NaIuaDie
horse the property Of Frederick Never o. No , a,4
Fast One.hundr ed and- fourtecnth-st., N""- orh
CITY Tho animal being driven IN NcppeIH""-
ave when !. gell and broke its leg.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
OPENING OF A POOR NEWS SHELTER.

A SCHEME OF THE SALVATION ARMY-oPPoSI
TIoN FROM THE CONFERENCE OF CHARITIES.
Commander Booth-Tucker opened yesterday
afternoon. at No. l1s Avenue ID. the first OF the
many Salvation Army shelters for homeless men
which he proposes TO establish In this country. 1t
Is his intention TO open shelters for destitute men
and women in all the poorer quarters Of New-fork
One for women has already been started In Bay
ard-st and in a short while another lodging house
for men. in the Bowery. will be added TO that in
Avenue d. Charges will be made for beds and for
meals but they will be fixed at an almost nominal
rate The basis of these prices will. a general
rule be 10 cents for a bed and cents each for
supper and breakfast. Penniless applicants Will
be permitted pay for meals and nights lods-
ing by some task Of manual labor.
At the opening Of the Avenue ID shelter addresses
were made by both Commander and Mrs. Booth
Tucker Many members Of the Salvation Army
and residents of the district were present. The
shelter will provide accommodations for lO8 men,
For the presen; the charge for beds will be IL
cents but later the price will be lessened Every
bed in the shelter was engaged for last night
The house has not been opened without some OPP
position The Committee on Vagrancy Of the Con-
ference Of Charities is OF the opinion that the Sal
walton Army shelter scheme will attract tramps TO
the city A deputation waited upon Commander
Booth Tucker yesterday and deprecated the open
ing Of moro shelters. He promised 10 consider the
views presented. and will prepare an answer In the
course OF few days
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Drygoods Republican Club No. go broadway,
II IN.
Commercial Travellers Campaign Club Broad
way and Princcst.. IL III.
Womnn's Christian Temperance Union Conren-
tion. irookyn.
Morrisiown ~ j. golf tournament.
Queens County Jockey Club races. Aaueduct. 25
r. m
National Democratic notification. Cooper Union.
y. IN.
Aqueduc' Commissioners. p. IN.
Veteran Association OF 9th Regiment. Brooklyn,
y. m.
Wagc-Earners Patriotic League. No. as Grand
ST., =. m
BOARD OF Education p. m.
Eighth Ward Republican GLIB, No. t2i Broomc-
st. p IN.
and Sevenihavc. 73o y. IN.
Medlco-I.cgal Society dinner. Hotel Marlborough.
p IN.
Republican mass-mrcting. Lion Park Hail. s p m.
Paint. oil and Varnish club dinner. 81. Denis
Hotel p. m
ST Andrews Golf club tournament. Yonkers.
New York Training School for Nurses reception.
No. West Siytcenth-st., TO 10 y. IN.
Professor Guntons lecture. Union square and
SiXtccnth-st, p. m.
American Pet Dog club. Hoffman House. p. IN.
William Flcsh's examination. Centre Street Po-
lice Court.
Union Republican cub No lo4 Sou;h Oxford-s.. ..
Brooklyn. y. m.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
THE DTSTRTCTAT TTORNEY WAS Angry

HOT WORDS FOLLOWED MEETING OF THE
RICHMOND COUNTY REPUBLICAN, COMMITTEE
There was a meeting Of the Richmond County
Republican County Committee at the Tompkinsviic
Republican clubhouse In Tompkinsyillc last night.
Charges were preferred against w. A. Galloway,
formerly a member OF the committee. He Is
charged with having used improper language while
a member Of the committee. and with failing 10
hold primaries in his district according to the laws
The charges were filed and Mr.. Galloway was cited
70 answer on October 20
After the meeting District-Attorncy George NJ.
Pinney Hugh McRobcr;s, and John Eade. a mem
Der Of the committee. became involved in dis
pute outside the clubhouse. Some hard names were
called and Mr. Eadie II is alleged called Mr.. Pin
ney a blackguard This angered the District-At-
torney who. Il Is declared knocked off Mr. Eadie S
hat. Both men angry. but Charles Alexander.
the State Committeeman. stepped In and prevented
trouble.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
THE TRIBUNE.

. Of nrminshsm T. BIrs sofss SsYa'na'
with %d'' noa anS Sss $50 mwnd southwest
CLEARED.
Steamer Noordand tBelg). Losewtz. Ant"erp-in'~
sseamer Herman Winter Nickerson. Boston-H
Ess' Fs O. % ssa.s Aa bsss
IS CO. Co... r.u,on,c .Br, Cameron Liverpool-H Ksr'
Raosy osRSaneS Tn Sassss spsse Co.
steamer Cottage city. Bennett. Portland, Me-horA~
Steamer Yorktown Dole. Norfolk and Newport Ne~'-
o's steamer Excelsior Boyd NewOrleans-J T Van sickle;
steamer Paris Watkins southampton-interna'io"@
s,eamer colombia CSor,. Berg. B0cas del Toro-w
hSl.%u1 Steamer Goldsboro Swain Phadephia-w cyds
BARK Ioudon Hnl dsp. Falconer. Melbourne. Australia
-Arkell 4 Dous'ass p.,.r. brisbane Au,tral,a-Ar
keh pou''S' SAILED
IS mSTas @ Sirius sOr @ Msncheste Yorktown
and SsSpqT; Se"s sss Ptp,s'nlnnd @ %ausas s
cssS amsa Of SoT sST''a hcca a'SsH"rO GeI TOiO N'
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
St. Simon Range Light Station.
Notice given that the triangular py%smds % rDn b snss
shown Ssrrsd oas sSy white III ns s
viii be replaced as soon as practicable OF wh''" W.
List Of ss ,ss's and I'd TSs ssT,: sns &
List OF Reacons and Buoys. Sixth Lighthouse pS''"
1895. page 30. -,
10y oue' VI wv JOHN q. WALKER
Rear Admiral. L. :. Navy, tnair"a~.
Cfice OF the Lighthouse Board Washington. H. '' w
tober 8. 1898.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Steamer Mrnchen lGer). Won Colen. from New
septemtr 20 Bremen. passed the Lizard OCTOBER
Steamer Strathnevs ,Ir,. patte from Japan
china sailed from Agier- for New-york September
steamer Queen Margaret Obi, Mckenzie saiied "-
Calcutta for New-lork October = ,-s,,s
Steamer Sorrento Ger. Jurgenson. from ffa"os'~
x,,,ad from Uayre for NewYork october - 1919.
steamer Coeridge ,I,r). Saiter sailed from Hio 's"
for New-York October 4. -. u,,asn
for New-York October D. S.,,,s fue
Steamer Flaxnan OBr Boyce' sailed from S""''
New-York October 6 . A.. r.w-YoeS
August IL arrived a Mont 'yideo September lo vork
steamer Port Darwin (f3O. Warey, from >e"
Sspteuber 10 arrived at Antwerp OCTOBER ,., ~
Steamer penmohr tfr) le Boutillier from S"p"~
('tna FOR arrived at Suez Ocooer c.rseur
Steamer Cuver (Iir). Quinton, from New, ro,s
Der 90 Manchester arrived at Liverpool aou
steamer 81 Paul. Jamison, from New-fork t' wv
ampton passed the Lizard October T. 49, yosk ~
steamer Maasdam tDutch) Potter. from Ne"-'
Rotterdam arrived at Boulogne October L. A., vork ~
Steamer Auranla tTsr, Mckay from Me- Ne~ octooer
and Liverpool passed Brow Hsao NsnsS st ~
New-York passed Gibraltar OCTOBER
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
FLOWERS AND FRUITS AT THE GARDEN

An exhibit of flowers fruits. vegetables and nuts.
a new feature OF the American Institute Fair
opened Yesterday in Madison Square Garden. The
exhibit hlls the concert hall IN the end of the
building
There las been II display Of prepared palms on
the main floor of the Garden for some time. but
the new horticultural exhibit is far more elaborate
The dahlias and gladioluses are most prominent
In this flower show, and notable for the
rety and richness OF their color. The dahlas run
from creamy white a deep carnine Among
them is pale pink flower. with the name Of the
Popocratic candidate for the Presidency There IL
a profuson OF melons. plums. apples and pears. of
all kinds and sizes, in the fruit exhibit. but the
display Of some thirty forty different varieties
OF grapes which load the air with fragrance. is It's
best feature. Among the vegeta bes and garden
truck there squashes Of prodigious Size and a
good collection Of cabbages.
The horticultural exhibit Will remain at the fair
until October a. Yesterday meeting OF people
Interested In horticulture was held In the assem-
bly-roO Of the Garden at y. III. Similar meet
ings will be held a. that hour and place on Oc-
tober g. Is and 6 There Is no admission fee TO
these meetings.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
MOUNT VERNON.

li;tla incident that is not generally known 'oot
place on Sunday AT the laying OF the cornerstone or
the Swedish Church The pastor. :he Rev John Fin.
Hi,berg Is firm believer in Mckinley. ana he
placed Mckinley button in the cornerstone. oehev-
ing the emblem viii bring prosperity 10 the congre-
CATION.
The County Convention OF the National Democratic
party held IN the Democratic CllD mouse yes,eI .
day afternoon. \ resolution pledeine the suppoTt o.
che National Democrats OF the county 10 the lndianr
apolis tick., and indorsng the Admin.stTauon o..
President Cleveland adopted. john II pdg. OF
White Plains. renomnated for County ITeas-
,lrer. Or. s. Oscar Myers. of Mount Vernon ana Dr
H. j. MiXell. Of Mamaroneck we're nominated Tor
Coroners. 80 vi, 49,,
Colonel NcKeever. formerly OF the New fork bar.
who lives IN Colonel Alfred Cooey's house In this
town with his wife and family has Ss G0mpaaedd ed
the enormous rats which. he alleges. ne mas 10
put up with in the house. Last week; ne maintains;
his nine1een-year-Old attacked by one OF
the rats and bitten in the throat while on MS way
iI3stairs IN the dark The Board ordered the owner
OF the house 10 remove the nuisances.