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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1896-12-09
suascxzLArEous NEWS ITEMS.

West Superior is preparing for an ice
sEMsmiwa1.
The milwaukee centennial exposition
~ MaW assured,
Weight county. Ia. is having diph.
HAariA epidemic,
a heavy snow storm prevailed in the
South last week
"A Crown Point (Ind,) farmer is rails.
ang skrnks for their hides.
Tho Hamburg lockers strike IS still
san progress and bids fair to spread
The annual poultry. pigeon and pet
stock show was held at st Louis.
A new submarine boat has been in.
vented by Senior Urzua, a Chilean.
Thomas Kelly has been chosen presi.
dent of the Chicago drainage board.
Plans are being made for the erection
of a Scandinavian hospitals in Brooklyn.
The annual executive meeting of the
National Council of Women met in
Boston.
The American schooner James G.
Swan has been forfeited for illegal
sealing.
The new Masonic and Eastern Star
sDrphans Home will be located at Ma
con. Ills.
The anti-saloon league of America
began its annual convention at Wash
elngton Tuesday.
The Northwestern Homeopathic
Medical society held its annual meeting
at Rockford, Ills,
The sight of blind girl in New Jer-
.sey is said to have been restored by
Edison and surgeons.
The lodge of Elks have decided to
make Christmas happy for the 700 poor
children of Anderson, Ind
Owing to heavy snow storms no mail
has been received at some points in
Northern Minnesota since Nov. l.
Nutwood, the famous stallion, sire of
many noted race horses, is dead, The
owners paid SO, 900 for him ID years
ago.
The biennial convention of the Amer
lean National Woman's Suffrage asso.
citation will meet at Des Moines Jan.
27-3o
Forty apprentice boys who escaped
from the naval station at Newport, R.
L, were tried and sentenced to 10 days
in double irons. The cases of the two
Eingleaders have not yet been decided.
Over 800 members of Kaaba Temple,
Ancient Ara bic Order Of Mobiles of the
Mystic Shrine, journeyed from all parts
of the state to Creston, Ia, where the
Kaaba was uncovered and 80 new,,nlem-
bers rode the shriners' camel.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1896-12-09

= WASHINGTON, Dec. p The Secre-
tacy IF the interior has decided that the
amendment Of Sections 2289 and 1920
1of the Revised Statutes do not author
lie the homestead entry of lands in
rssluded within the limits of Incorporated
towns. It is held that sound pnblic pol
icy would not allow such acquisition of
Lands so situated and thereby likely
largely enhanced in value.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1896-12-09
Payne Hasn't Resigned.

WASHINGTON, Dec 9.-Mr. Payne
said that the report that he had re.
signed the vice presidency of the Mil
waukee Electric Railway and Light
company was entirely erroneous, and
that it could be said authoritatively
that he had not resigned.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1896-12-09
Chicago Union stock Yards.

CHICAGO, Dec. 8.
HOGS-RatheP slow, but generally &C
higher.
Sales ranged at 1915 %. 37H for light;
50. 15(0540 for mixed; S2.95tQ3 40 for
heavy; So 1908. 10 for rough.
CATTLE Market quiet but steady.
Sales ranged at 50. 40 $3.50 for beeves;
81 .40t0410 for COWS and heifers; $500
420 for Texas steers; $3.20@4.0O for west
ern steers; $2.9004.00 for stockers and
feeders.
Receipts: Hogs, 10000; cattle, 5000;
sheep, s. OOO
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1896-12-09
They Favor Hoard.

ELaIN, Ills, Dec. 9.-Governor w.
D. Hoard of Wisconsin was given a
boom as secretary of agriculture in the
Mckinley cabinet by a resolution
passed by the Elgin board of trade.
This board, which regulates the Ameri-
can butter market, is in favor of the
Wisconsin man because he is dairy
man himself and is opposed to butter
inc, hollow cheese and patent fats.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1896-12-09
CLOSING PRICES

Chicago Grain and Provision.
CHICAGO. Dec. 3
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1896-12-09
Bradley May Resign.

FRANKFORT, KY, Dec. ga rumor
sssBning from some of Governor Brad
3ey's close friends, current here, is that
he has been very respondent of late
and that he believes his throat trouble
3aas been caused by the continual
a1rassment of his office. All this has
sglvaa. rise TO rumor that he seriously
sgpntemplates resigning
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1896-12-09
st. Paul Union Stock Yards.
SOUTH ST.. PAUL D

SOUTH 0T. FAUL DEC. 5.
HOGS-Market 1Oc higher and active
Quality COOL. Range of prices, $2.8O@
300
CATTLE Steady; best, active; com
mon, slow. Good demand all round.
Sales ranged at $500 1895 for COWS;
g. 6O@}O5 for stockers; 50. 70 forheifers.
SHEEP-Steady, demand good. Lambs,
So 35@3 80; muttons, S1.5o@2.S0
Receipts: Hogs, 4, 500; cattle, 700; sheep,
2OO
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1896-12-09
Cures

Prove the merit of Hoods Sarsaparila posi-.
tive, perfect, permanent Cures.
Cures of scrofula in severest FORMS like
goitre, swelled neck running sores, hip
disease, sores in the eyes.
Cures of Salt Rheum, with its intense itching
and burning scald head, letter, etc.
Cures of Boils, Pimples, and all other erup-
tons due to impure blood
Cures of Dyspepsia and other troubles where
a good stomach tonic was needed.
Cures of Rheumatism where patients were UNI
able to work or walk for weeks.
Cures of Catarrh by expelling the impurities
which cause and sustain the disease.
Cures of Nervousness by properly tonng and
feeding the nerves upon pure blood.
Cures of That Tired Feeling by restoring
strength. Send for book of cures by
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1896-12-09
WILL PAYNE GET A PLACE1
wisconsin Cabinet Possibility Quits His
Present job.

SSiSconsin Cabinet Possibility QUITS HIS
Present job.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. Git is authOrita-
lively announced that Henry G. Payne,
whose name has been connected with a
place in McKinley's cabinet, has re-
signed the vice presidency Of the Mil
syaukee Electric Railway and Light
company His resignation will go into
effect with the close Of this week The
directors of the company will arrive in
Milwaukee Thursday, when meeting
sill be held to choose Mr., Payne's sue.
SCISSOR, A special to The Sentinel from
washington says Mr.. Payne refused &c
,Ee4ay or confirm the statement that h
LIZ Il retire
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1896-12-09
LATEST MARKET REPORT.
Milwaukee Grain.

MILWAUKEE, Grain.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. s
FLOUR-Steady and quiet.
WHEAT-No. 2 spring, 79c; No
Northern 83c; May, 801ac.
CORNING. 3, %.
OATS-No. 2 white, 19a@2l; No 3, 10
@2Oc
BARLEY-No 2, SIC; sample on track,
24@34
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1896-12-09
Duluth Grain.

DULUTH, Dec. 8.
WHEAT-Cas No hard, SOC; No.
l Northern, 1870; No. 2 Northern 76c;
No. 2 spring, 72A@73A; rejected, 600
707sc; to arrive, No. l hard, soc; No.
l Northern, 7914; December, No. hard,
SOC; No l Northern, 1876.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1896-12-09
Minneapolis Grain.

MINNEAPOLIs, Dec. 8.
WHEAT - December closed, TIC;
May, 79@79Ac. On Irack-No. l hard,
1910; No. l Northern 78c: No.
Northern 76LC
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-25
A DIBsTRO Y SINIRsTRO
ma de la Capital:
<Denunciada = secuestrada xCorres
pondencia, = detenido Director por uiz
TINA carta Bonafoux.
CoRREsPoNDEScIA.s
Perfectamente.

Perfectamente.
Sigue, por 10 visto, sentandose Ell SIN
guIar criterio que tambien sintetiza ell
antique refran <pagan Jastos por peea-
dores1.
iPublfcase una correspondence algo
espinosa que Sc estima como talf
Pues ell brazo de la Ley descarga su
rigor sobre ell que la edita, y no sobre
ell que la escribe.
FL autor continua tan tIanquilo en-
Paris, en- Calcutta, 8 donde Sc halla,
sin ser molestado en- 10 mas mfnimo-
Y responde por 6l, y por el es perse-
guido, quien NADIA pens0, NADIA escr1blo,
NADIA diio.... 1imitandose, simplemen-
tie, publican ell escrito en- letras de
molde.
iLo que puede la distancia! E
A este respecto, Sc nos ocurre que Sc
ria muy digno de tratarse ell sigulente
tema:
xInfuencia que puede tener la exten-
sion de unas cuantas leguas sobre ell SEN
lido de la justicia y la recta aplicacioni
de la ley.s
Este tftulo, por 10 largo, Sc asemeJa
al que llevaban las -comedias antiguas.
Pero, en- cambio, tiene mucha mlga
en- ell fondo.
He aquf un asunto precloso,
del que Sc puede hacer gala
81 ell que escribe es malicioso;
mas ell tema es escabroso
ell que no cae. .resbala.
No criticamos ell pensamiento del juez
que ha metido en- chirona al amigo Lo-
pez.
Lfbrenos Dios de hacerlo.
Respetamos mucho la ley, como es
consiguiente, a los representatives de
ella, q los que tienen en- sus manos ell
| fiel de la balanza.
Tenemos pues, absolute confanza en-
la rectitud unprecedented de los trl-
bunales de justicia.
Cuanto al director de xLa Correspon-
denciao, 10 unico qne podemos desearle
por ahora, es que no tenga suerte iguaI
q la que obtuvo Rodriguez Cabrera.
Este estuvo ocho dfas encerrado en-
esa inmunda pocilga que Sc llama carcel
de Ponce.
| " tambien por Bonafonx!
Cuando ell chispeante Aramfs
funge de corresponsal
/ pone la prensa en- un iris,
/ es que escribe, ALA en- Paris,
con un estilo especial.
| --- ~ ..s..-e---.
Lluevan multas, secuestros, denun-
cias, prisiones demas calamidades.
| Tales son nuestros gales, nuestra re-
compensa, nuestro premio.
iEs una delicia, en- Puerto Rico, la
profession de periodista independence!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-25

permanece mudo, cierra ojos y sofdos Y
se entrega para que lie lIeven no impor-
ia d6nde.
Hermoso ejemplo de abnegaci6n !
Mas iamenaza, tambien, paraslo por-
venir, muda y terrible
Cuiden esos que de los tesoros y de
la sangre de la nacion disponen, y que
no economizan unos nj otra, de que ell
dia del xabatimientos no llegue.
Porque oil abatimiento de los grandes
pueblos es como ell dormir de los leones.
Imprevistamcnte Sc sdespiertan con
sed de sangre. K~ lsIs 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-25
DESDE MADRID
LA COHISIOy Y Ia PRBASA

Desde que la comision del partido
autonomista lego a Madrid, la prensa
no cesa de ocuparse de ella; unos pc
ri6dicos como los carlistas y Ell Heral-
do1 para combatirla, y otros como <El
Liberals, xEl Globo1 y '~El 1mparcials
para apoyarla, aunque no con ell calor
que desearamos.
Pero hay que tener en- cuenta, que
la palabra <autonomfaa despierta sos
pechas suspicacias, que aunque injus-
tas, no por ESQ dejan de ser constantes
y apasionadas.
| Ultimamente ciertas declaraciones he
chas por ell doctor Gomez Brioso en-
conversation privada a un redactor de
Gel GloboS, que este periodico publ
CO ha hecho que toda la prensa Sc ocu-
pase de la Comision.
| Rebatiendo ell sefior Gomez Brioso ell
dicho de que en- Puerto Rico hubiese
separatistas neg6 rotundamente que
existiesen en- ell partido autonomista,
anadiendo que de haberlos, mas facil
serfa hallarlos en- ell partido incondi-
cional, pues Sc ha dado ell case muy fire.
cuente de que personals que por sus ideas
| exaltadas, fueron perseguidas y atrope-
lladas por ell gobierno, militan hoy Ell
las filas incondicionales, encontrandose
en- elias algunos de los que fguraron Ell
| la llamada <insurrecci0n de Laresx.
Esto que es una verdad, que no po-
dfa tomarse como una acusacion directa
dicho partido, fue motive para que
cierto diputado Unconditional, cuyo
nombre no estampare pues no merece
tai honor, y que pasa aquf completa-
mente desapercibido, porque sin talen-
to ilustracion, carece de condiciones
para brillar, Sc agitase creyendo que iba
dar gun golpe de efecto> como 81 Ma
drid fuese San Juan de Puerto Rico.
Al efecto, cit6 d una reunion todos
los diputados senadores incondiciona-
les para eprotestar en6rgicamente> con
ira las palabras del senior Gomez
Brioso.
| Algunos peri6dicos dieron por anti
cipado la noticia de dicha reunion J
hasta adelantaron la forma en- que Sc
iba consignar la protesta.
\ Pero esos se1iores diputados Y sena
Idores, que tienen mas talento y sentidc
comln que ell <tipo> de referencia, J
Ique no necesitan buscar notoriedad POI
medic del escandalo, Sc opusieron a Fir
mar Id pAO1C5Cd duO SS4uCA hO'S SSO" ~
dactada, todo Sc redujo enviar III
suelto a <El Tiempo>, pero sin firms
Ininguna, en- la que Sc cOnsignaba que e
partido Unconditional era un partidc
eminentemente patricia y que en- su'
filas no cabfan insurrectos.
Como ustedes ven, la plancha que e
tai tipo hizo fue fenomenal, pues hasts
Sc dice que en- la minuta que llevabs
redactada Sc denunciaba cierto perio
dista procesado que hace algdn item
po sali6 de Puerto-Rico, cosa que los
demas diputados y senadores no qui
sieron aceptar porque Sc 10 impedfa 81
caballerosidad.
Juzguen por este ell papel desairadc
que ante sus companeros hizo ese suje-
to, ell concepto que de 6l habran for,
mado aquellos caballeros.
Sc ha quedado, pues, con las ganas
de armar escandalo, unico medic que
tiene para poder lograr que su nombre
suene.
;Desgraciada nulidad!
I ANGEL GUERRA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-25

GU ,A

A Gel Imparcial> telegraffan diver
sas noticias de Cuba algunas de bastan-
te interes. con fecha : de Noviembre:
Dispersadas eompletamente las partl-
das oue habfa EN- Matanzas, ell general
Weyler ha autorizado los jefes de
las columnas que utilicen para infanteria
los caballos que Sc les cojan a los rebel
des.
Los soldados enfermos que hay ell la
Habana, procedentes de diyersos puntos
de la isla, ascienden d ocho MIL
Como los hospitales no son va sun
cientes para albergarlos, Sc han habit
tado a toda prisa con tai objeto dos ca
sas particulares.
En- cada una de elias Sc han instalado
500 camas.
Aver llegaron la Habana 400 en-
fermos.
Ell vapor xSatrustegui>, que recogio
ell Cabo Verde las fuerzas que iban en-
Eel xMontevideo1, lego aver sin move
dad la Habana.
Han fallecido, por efecto del yomito,
ell teniente de artillerfa senior CULLEN y
ell de infanterfa senor Morales.
El general Echagiie Sc ha dislocado
una muneea lleva ell brazo en- cabestrl-
| llo. Sigue al frente de su columna,
Por efecto de reclamaciones del con
| sui de los Estados Unidos, MIR. Lee, ha
sido puesto en- libertad uno de los ~lla-
nigos1 ultimamente detenidos por la
policfa.
va Sc sabe que estos snanigos> son
| sencillamente criminales de la peor es-
pecie.
| Anteanoche los rebeldes sitiaron un
fuerte cerca de San Cristobal.
La pequena guarnicion que 10 defen-
dfa al mando de un sargento, 10 hlzo
con bravura.
Los rebeldes gritaban: ~ientregaos.@,
| V los soldados contestaban: @!Vlva Es-
pana!~.
| InutiImente insistieron en- ell ataque
| los insurrectos.
Llegaron hasta echar EN- ell fuerte
bombas de dinamita, que afortunada-
mente no causaron daflo alguno.
| Resultaron heridos de bala ell sargen
to un soldado, este de gravedad.
| Despues de recorrer una extensa zona
la columna que manda ell general Con
zalez Munoz, destruyo cien bohfos, re-
cogio muchas reses armas. Sigue
operando.
Esta semana sera fusilado en- Matan-
zas ell cabecilla Lopez Coloma, ell pri-
nero que Sc subleyo Ell dicha provincial.
| Han salido de la Habana para la Pc
nfnsula 149 soldados enfermos.
| Una comision de senores de la Cruz
Roia entrego ocho pesos a cada soldado.
| Tn grupo de insurrectos ha quemado
la fabrica de almidon de San Francisco,
situada cerca del poblado de Gabriel.
Los 25 paisanos encargados de defen-
derla la habfan abandonado, presentan-
dose en- ell pueblo, donde la autoridad
militar les despoj6 de las armas los
apreso.
| Los mas signifcados de los que sal
dram de la Habana en- Ell proximo correo,
son: ell periodista Antonio Escobar, re-
dactor jefe de xLa Discussions ell indi-
viduo de La Junta central del partido
autonomista, don Jose Rafael Montal-
vo, ell coronel retirado senior Onate
Sigue fortificandose Cacarajfcara,
donde Sc ha establecido un deposito de
| vfveres y munlclones.
Han salido para Pinar del Rio, don
de tambien Sc han dirigido nuevas fuer-
zas, los generates Figueroa Hernandez
Ferrer.
La marcha del primero Sc supone que
tiene por objeto encargarse de la Caba-
llerfa que ha de operar en- los llanos de
Candelaria.
La del segundo es para tomar parte
en- las operaciones sobre las Tomas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-25

MON de que la classification ess Ell siste-
ma necesario Ell las prisIones PREVENT
vas. = que crea una grave responsible
dad moral ell deiar en- fntimo eontacto
al spreso que llega, y cuyo dellto sofia
mente Sc presume, con el criminal rein
cidente. rno
]. RODRIGUEZ CASTRO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-25
INTERSTATE

Sc VENDE EN- PRECIO M0DICO, uns
bonita caaa d. mampoSterfa &c medic altf
con capHcidsd para una regular familia. Es,
ta situada er una buena calle de esta pobln
ci6r, uedra media de la Plaza del Mer
cadn.
Tiene solar con N g de cincueEta Varas
fondo, con ca5alleriza y cochera-
Psra /: f,rmss eu Ia joyerfa de don Vic
tor Names cAu. Plaza de las De,icias.
Ponce. Nhre 16 de 1925 N d
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-25
la NUEVA CARCBb
Ill

Ill
La poblacion carcelaria de Ponce Sc
compone de
/ Los detenidos preventivamente.
2o-Los presos con causas pendien-
tes.
3o-Los condenados a la pena de
arresto menOr.
4o-Los condenados la pena de
arresto mayor.
5 Los sentenciados criminales y
correccionales que esperan su traslado a
otros establecimientos.
6 Los locos en- observation.
7o-Los transeuntes, civiles 8 mill
taraS q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-25

No eonpete i nuestro ,trabajo como
Ger con exactitud ell nhmero de cada
ullo de estas classes de presses que existe
por t6rmirlo medic en- Ia carceI, 81 So
Iamente las condiciones de exlstcncla :
el sistema de prisi6n que puede aplicar-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-25
ENRIQUE GONZALEZ BEL TRAN
Dicufado aCorte S
Y AVOCADO
Ofroce sus sorvicios profesio
naies en- la Carrera de San Ge-
r6nimo piimero 20. Madrid.
Oct. bre 15 do 1896.
IMPORTANTE

Dsn Jed. AbsIo don Ramon Crespo
cfraceu pastos mny bueuor. en- Salinas, cop
ce-csdcs especiales, J agussabupo.ntes.
Sin tiisputa scn los mejores de dicho pue
bio, "a erndicirncs eepccisies para el des
arrollo del gsnsdo
Toda psrroga ous ouiara enviar ganado,
puedc digigirio las >, f1oras Abslo y Crespo,
Salinas
Precio: Una cabeza de ganado. 81 mi.
Salinas, 10 Noviembre dc 1886 ! N =.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-25
RL DIARIO DR CObMO

Este coch saldra desde hoy diaria-
m nte 4 las cipco de Is no apa de
Coamo retornarA & las 3 de Ia tar
lie dc Ponce.
PRECIOS DE PASAJES
DE Coamo Ponce 8 vice-verSa. I oo 50
= 6 yuana Di .....-..-. = ~ ~
lana Die2 Ponce " 80 y 40
Oato LaDrel p ce " ......'... "
Sc venden passjae DE- ida J vueits
de Cesmo sPorc4 va eder' para q
mismo dia S 2 80
Agsnta en- Poncs joa Frsrciico
Alsina, Cafe La Ponce11 calle de 10
Marina -Ea Ceamo don Ramon
Agnii1 En- Jusna- D.sz, don jose
Puig More!l, Hotel Versailles In
Coto Laurel. ests b ecimiento dc aon
Francisco Martin ;.
Coano. n vbre. 6 de 1896 8 N sl''
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-25
Estancla !" CACAO >
EN- LA CAROLINA, PURRTO-RICO

Se yende compuesta de 200 cuerdas mas nanos demo
qnada Eli O-Trnjilo- -Bajo-Conaa con Ia central ri
Froeso esta cerca de la central Baena Vista Eta6, del F
rrocarr' d. Circunva!s c6n.-Carolina - ~ =
rodnce Glen pAso menuae corriente en arrenda
mlenfo, mas e ago de contrbucones etc ' - 49,
Esta sembraia de csna tiene naagn{f .os nos+os t
de magnffcos terrenos s vegas sopFe-VesaS
CISCO 40 1a ~ 'oeca", Dan fan
Ponce. octubre 80 de 1895 I'D
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-10-24
RECEIVERSHIP NO MORE
THAT OF THE UNION NATIONAL saw
INGS AND LOAN ANNULLED.
Gaines Suit Dismissed by Agreement
of Parties-Judge Bakers Ruling in
an infringement Case.

By agreement of the parties concerned the
suit Of Harry L. Gaines and others against
the Union National Savings and
Loan Association was dismissed yesterday
and the receivership was annulled. The
original suit was filed by Harry L. Gaines
and was tried before Upton j. Hammond as
special judge. A great deal of animus was
developed in the trial of the case and sew
eral days before the appointment of a re-
ceiver Judge Hammond announced that he
would place the business in a receivers
hands. This caused considerable stir and
criticism because all the evidence had not
been submitted. Within a few days after
the filing CT the case other persons were
Joined as plaintiffs. The defendant then
openly charged that the new plaintiffs We're
secured on the promise that there should
be no cost to them and that by joining in
the suit they would be guaranteed full pay
ment on their stock in the final settlement
of the associations affairs.
Affidavits were filed showing that some
of the new plaintiffs had been told that
a trust company of this city was backing
the suit. Then the name of w. T. Noble
was brought into the case by the defendant
and affidavits were filed showing that he
had said that he would get even with the
association for what he considered a wrong
it had done him. Preston G. Trusler was
finally appointed receiver and Immediately
filed a bond of 81, 200 900, but he never had
charge of the affairs of the association, for
an appeal was taken Immediately, and a
bond was filed by the company to take the
affairs out of the receivers hands.
TIL negotiations for the dismissal of the
case have been in progress for some time
up and agreed upon. They were then sent
to the various plaintiffs for their signatures
and were returned and filed in court yes
fprdaV.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-10-24
Degree of Pocahontas Officers.

The Great Sun Council of the Degree of
Pocahontas. which has a membership of
four thousand in Indiana, has elected the
following officers:
Great Pocahontas-Mrs Sue Biddlecome,
of Warsaw.
Great Winona-Mrs Lou Hicks. of Leb-
anon.
Great Minnehaha-Mrs. Sue NJ. Feltus, of
Terre Haute.
Great Prophetess-Mrs. Alvira Weir, of
Commack.
Great Keeper of Records = Mrs. Hattie
Hopkins, Of indianapolis,
Great Keeper of Wampum-Mrs. Addie
NJ. Cook, of Indianapolis.
Great Trustees - MrS. Mary Hupp, of
Bourbon: Mrs. Nettie Westcott, of Indian
apolis; Mrs. Jennie Bennoy, of Fort
Wayne.
Great First Scout-Mrs. Annie Saltzgaber,
of Lafayette.
Great Second Scout - Leida Iioser, of
Richmond.
Great Guard of the Teepee-Mrs. Lottie
Aims. of Warsaw.
GreaL Guard of the Forest-Mrs. Alice NJ.
Neff, of Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-10-24
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HOARD OF WORKS ROUTINE.
Bids on Filling State Ditch.

Sometime ago the Board of Works adj
YER sed for bids for filling in the streets
ana alleys across the State ditch, from
huckle street to Columbia avenue. All
toid there are about twenty contracts. Yes
terday was the day for opening bids on
on but four and the board ordered read
vertisements on the others. The following
are the contracts; awarded:
FOR flling the oadway and Sidewalks of
Tenth street, from the first alley east of
Yandes street TO Columbia avenue. the con-
tract was awarded TO r. b. Drake at 80
cents q ineal foot each side.
For filling and improving Yandes and AL
word streets at the State ditch crossing the
contracts were awarded to 2. r. PhiuiDs
at $2.99 n liLeal foot each side. II. r. brakes
bid Of $3.50 a lineal foot each side for i'm
proving Columbia avenue at the STATE
ditch crossing was rejected, it being re-
garded too high.
Water Main Ordered.
The Indianapolis Water Company was or
dered to lay a water main in Church street.
from Ray to Morris.
Wants the walls Condemned
Building Inspector Bunting yesterday
recommended the condemnation of the
walls OF the Pearson & Wetzel building. on
South Meridian street, which was recently
damaged by fire. The building is owned BY
William 8. Hubbard. The owner was noti-
fled TO appear before the board oct. 90
when a number Of ondemnation cases are
10 be considered,
Contract Oh Steel Orders.
The contract for placing 1--WE steel Orders
under the canal bridge at West street was
awarded TO the Haugh-Noelke iron works
at S6g3 complete.