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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-18
NEW RAILWAY LEGISLATION,
Important Measures to iic Introduced q
the House To-day one by Tracey,
Cf Missouri

washington. Feb. 17-The following were
among the Hills ana resolutions Introduced
iu the house To-day.
uy Mr Tracey Of Missouri TO create m
executive department of commerce. which
shall have under it's Jurisdiction the COM
missioner ot railroads. and suporstde tho
iufprstato commerce commission. II shall
contain also the bureaus 90 American and
far, ign commerce ana commercial iuiorma-
tIou and statistics.
liv N- Hel. III colorado. to authorize
rho exploration OF miu,s within the bound
aries Uf private land claims
f}y Nr Hermann. 90 oregon. 90 rrovi5 To-
for fnpNuraphic survey and mark clyvd.
tIuus on arid lands.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-18

ORDER OF PrBG1CATtON.In the cir
cult court pf jackson county, Nis@ol' sou sde
ting at Kansas City. January tsti!ll.,, ~,
Iyan A. Russell. James W. lcrNlns. truS-
tee; Frances 4. stone. Elizabeth Z. stone
-. T. Whipple. trustee. ana Jemuei !:
comes the plaintin by his, attorneys sSa ,sa
u appsaring from the atnaaNll lIl ~,
10 the satisfaction OF the court. that th%
defendants, Frances y. stone aud blizant IN
L. stone. and Evan y. FusseN, are non,
residents 81 this state and cannot be served
with process In this state in the. manner
prescribed by chapter So, aTuglSa i. .. ~
deroI by the court that publication be
made notifying said defendants. fr4ncts
\. stone and Elizabeth v. stone and Evan
4 Fusseli that an action has been com
monCod against them. with others by Pc
titon In the circuit court q Jackson copn-
is founded on the first. second. third an!
fourth lnstallments OF one certain sptgiai
issued to the said plalntin, by the ciiy ot
Kansas City Tor paving Olive street from
Independence avenue to Twelfth street and
forccmcut OF tho lien Of said installments
ot SAID tax hill upon tGc real estate M
the said iustallmcnts Of said tax bill. and
plaiutlTs petition described. rs follows. to-
wiz: Lot thirty-siN iScl, tlouser and Coles
nllItion 10 Tho t'fty Of Kansas now KAN
sas city, IN Kansas city, Jackson county,
Missouri. and unless they BE- and appear
at the next April term OF this court TO
city. In the said county OF Jackson. in the
state OF Missouri on the thirteenth day
of April. iN.i, ana on or before the third day
thereof N the term shall So long continue,
and n not, then before the end OF the term.
answer the said petition. tho same Will
De taken as confessed and judgment viii
hr rendered against them as prayed. 1t Us
further ordered that a cory hereof De pub
li.hvi a. least once a week In tho Kansas
city Daily journal, "a newspaper published
in Kansas city Ia the county ot Jackson.
state of Missouri. for four weeks succtss-
lively, the last insertion to be at least iif-
teen days before the commencement Of the
u.Nt April term Of court,
4 true COPY Attest:
n NJ STONESTREET. Circuit Clerk.
lly W. y. Curry, Deputy Clerk.
Sglrritt Griffith a Jones, Attorneys for
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-18

SHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue and
authority Of two SPECIAL executions. No.
lpsl issued from thu office 0t The clerk u
the circuit court Of Jackson county, at
kansas city. Missouri. on a Judgment IN
favor OF Kansas CITY safe Deposit and
Savings bank, ANA against Henry +. Rose
a. guardian Of Robert Hunter san
April term, 1855. OF said court. ami
10 me as sheriff directed and de-
Avered I nave levied upon and se.Z-
ei I'm the right, title, interest ana es-
tate of said Robert Hunter IN ami 70 The
following ,geseribs4 seal estate, sli-
Jackson and state OF Missouri, to-wlt;
That part u lot three 60, searrilt ana
Prery's subdivision OF The east half Of the
Southwest quarter ~ section eight 80,
rGV-usnIp forty nine (Lt). range thlrt y-three
tssi. lying east of the east line Of Grand
aEelua. also that part Ut ipt three t%1,
Sta-ritt and Frgryfs subdivision OF the
east half Of the sOutuw 4 quarter OF
section eight el, In township torty-nine
tigi ran-- ty-three t53l, lying vest or
the west lire OF Grand avenue, and Will.
1886 between the hours or nine o'clock
N the foreI oon and nye o'clock in the
afternoon Of that day, al the south front
door OF the county court house IN kansas
civ Jackson county, state OF Missouri,
and during the session Of the circuit court
al Kansas city. Missouri, sell al public
Vrudue 10 the highest bidder, for cash
tie above named Robert Hunter in and
10 said real estate, 10 satisfy SAID exc
JOHN =. O'NEILL, Sheriff.
Kansas City, Mo, Feb. nth. 1896.
Ashley & Gilbert, Attorneys.
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Kansas CITY, No, FEB. iith. 1886
A.tIev q GiIhert Attorneys.

WHEREAS, Notice Is hereby given that
between the hours Of O'Clock q. m and
8 o'clock ,, m o1 saturday, the -s.h day
Of the L. 5, custom house. IN Kansas City.
Mo. / VIII. as trustee in a certain deed
ment Company" By J., X. Johnston. its
vice president, dated April l6, lss7
page go. in office OF recorder Of deeds Of
Jackson county. at Kansas City, Mo.. sell
an OF lot Is, block 8, chautauqua Place. an
addition 10 Kansas city. No. AT public
vendue, to the highest bidder; for cash, to
satisfy conditions Of said deed OF trust. the
note and interest secured thereby being
past due, unpaid and defaulted.
WALTER J. BALES. Trustee
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-18
FOR Pres, Club.

a meeting vas held last evening at par
lor :, Midland hotel, for the purpose Of
a press club for the city. Other attractions
in the city prevented a large attendance.
Tie meeting appointed two committees TO
carry The work forward until the next
meeting is held The committee on con-
stituton and bylaws Is composed Of w.
G. Eoteler. NJ. W Hutchinson and George
" Warder The committee on member
ship Is composed Of +. y. Harrington.
Thomas c. Leech and DR.. Patterson.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-18
". a. Il. a. Entertainment.

A literary aad musi1 al entertainment and
supper viii be given by American Eagle
colHcu No 3, ". a, p. A., IN its hall, cor
Lcr Of Fifteenth street and Brooklyn ave-
uu- on Saturday evening, February ., in
honor Of Washing ton" The programmes
is one OF the finest YET given. George and
Martha Washington, Uncle sam anl God
dtss Of Liberty VIII BE- there. in person"
are especially invited 10 attend this enter
talnmeut. An admlItauce of > cents viii
BE- charged adults; children, i5 cents.
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rnwAHn lyERErr nALE n rowN.


Rev. Hr EIwHrI Everett Ha-.. ~ Boston.
the fi-tlagu preacher aaI Uterat-ur.
passed. tAsna-a rEs city yesterday qH his
way o. S4u Fran .-ao. Dr. Hail d aua Of the
MOST giEe.g EH.Hu authors at tre present
3-F- aH. tr--.. l.- = years Er Is sfilf
vigorous ig I and body. Tine present
Is rne Hr-t E.f Ur. Hale has uslr !o
th.s ia aH# l- was greatly Impressed ~
what Nr -4s.
Ir Hale l= perhaps best known as Tho
author ui tHar w 3r5.ellus pathetic story 0r
ga MHu NItLH#r Country For mans
lHaT= ia Ha- ..au noted aE one Of tl-
foremost preachers of the country besides
being q Eql-Glial.s writer,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-18
rhnlIn. eIsn. WIN Indi,n,nnlt.

Indian tTlEs. Iut, F.h. Manager
Walh4I#. et tEo ln.IaraFalf- Baseball .4rL.
TO-DAY seG4F.a tlr signature 81 Istgaer
v C Philips for the season II '4i
Fhihn- wa one ~ The H5oF-ats' w.Euia !,
pitchers ldSJ year.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-18

Atlanta Ga. Feb. 1.-THE Stockholders OF
The Central Railroad - Gelr-ia, met h-re
today auI elerteI r. n Conner presIIt nt.
Conner firmly Al The head ~ the affairs
of tha Central No PERMANENT board of
directors Was chosen, but r. 4, Dorsey, Of
= lth-rn railroad. were named as mem-
baFs ~ the temporary board.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-18

Frllf0rl Pa. Foo lat W,-rIIne. thIs
county, to-uirht, boarding house was
b4raeI 10 tE- gr0UuI Peter henson. IA
wealsmau aslrfp ia am upstairs room was
burned ~ death. George ". Haskius and
wife. Hr9Irlgtur- pf The house. Nrre pain
fgIy L4rLel about the face.
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LONDON, FEB. 1.-THE Times says there
is reason 70 believe an the oficers holding
the queens commission who we're cou-
cerued in The Jameson raid VIII be court
uartIaled.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-18

Chicago. Feb IA ruling was made to-
day by the chairman OF the Western Pass
cnRtr Association ttat the minimum rate
from The Missour river for homeseekers.
upon IN the territory q the Eastern COM
uIfff4a
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-18
FIRE GuAkp LAW INVALID.
Judge Naudiyeri, a. kinsIsy. kas., Decides
II 90 u Unconstitutional.

Topeka. Kas., Feb. I,-(special.l Judge
". ), Nandiyert has decided. AT the Klus-
Icy term Of district court. that the ire
guard tax law passed in 1895 ana applying
10 an counties west of the niuety y-nluIh me-
ridlan. is unconstitutional The Law pro-
yidcs for q tax levy 70 BE- paid for burn
ing IRE guards, and the case was brought
10 an issue by the santa re refusing 10
pay the tax.
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Mr, King will Retire.

Cleveland, o.. Feb l7.-Vice Presiden
EiHg. cf the Baltimore < Ohio rails a.. j.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-18

Coates House Turkish Baths.
Open day ana night. Unsurpassed :
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TRUSTEES SAI.E-Whereas. Susie Wall
tenth eighteen hundred and eishty-nIn.-
| fued for record Ia he oflice Of lie re
corder Of deeds Tor Jackson county. Ms
spuri, at Kansas city on December thir-
tleth, eighteen hundred AMI eishty-u.u..
conveyed % samuel Foster the falluw.us
| dr-erlh.d tah4 LA tEe county oE jackson.
| bar fourteen 80, and the north rine .S1
| feet Of lot number fifteen 90. IN the re-
| h the City o. Kansas now kansas t,itvi-
! in Jackson county, Missouri iu trust d
| with coupons, in said decd of tri--t ~
| serbed; and whereas. default has bon
mall Ia The pay ment " said note ana ma
| Interest thereon from December tentb
I eighteen hundred ana uinety-tw0 ami ~
taxss. general ana special assessed asalnst
Nm absent fronl KaGsas Iifv 49, ,fT 30 h'a'
OF which absence the undersigned has L.
come, ana j., successor 70 sail Foster
ifheref6re. public notice IS hertbg' nov, nov,
that /, John 4. Q,&eil. present sharin ~
Jackson county, Missouri ana trustee ua-
der said deed OF trust, at the request -
the legal owner and holder Of said n,-t
due note, Will on the an day OF March'
eighteen hundred and pinety-six, betWee1
the hours of . o'clock Ia the forenoon anj
| . o'clock n tne afternoon OF that day, pro-
before aad in said deed Of triist ieseril..li- cil-
AT public vCpaue. 10 the highest hif'fer
cash. ~ The west front door of the I-rf-.5
states custom house corner Cf Niut
Walnut streets, Kansas city. NI.sl-lr '- Il
III county ot Jackson, aforesaid. fr ~.
purpose ot paying said taNss. note arF ~
tri.-l, slifi lite COSTS or Executing fti- rrr--
JOHN 7, t,NElLL, Sheriff ana -rr,r
Frel w Perkins. Attorney. -l7'
ass iAssIGNlEE's NJ. NoTIcE-Nofice Is 5---s-
gwen 70 lhe creditors Of the For N-tepy
Fuel and Feed Company that .r avenue
ths q qsy q March A D., I, n rsAay Is eo55
apply 70 the circuit court 81 Ja4Et ~ :, shan
~ -silI5souri q Kansas City divlsioa ssogh-
~ II; se ~ se from my trust as i. ssf.sr,ss, =, Tor
ny. SAAIIrFrT Z, ~1 5n 80 compA-
Company. - sA- Feed
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xenezuela's Time Up.

Caracas, March THE 30 days al
low ed Venezuela TO answer the demand
for indemnity for the arrest of English
Officials Barnes and Baker on the Uruan
river in December. 1894. have expired.
The government viii not speak Off
cially but the highest authority is given
for the statement that Venezuela re-
fused to pay the indemnity. declaring
the question Of the arrest and the boun-
dairy dispute cannot be separated. To
pay the indemnity would be to recog-
nize British sovereignty over Venezue-
Ian TERRITORY
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5000 people were swept away in months
time; wh...l the functicnaries of the city.
except Mayor Barry, had fed, Archbishop
kenrick eooperaysd with an improvised
citizens committee and rendered effective
service in checking the epidemic and re-
lieving suffering IN 1861, at the beginning
of the ciyI war, the archbishop promul-
gated a pastoral letter counselIng peace.
In 1865 he came prominently before the
country in his fight against the test oath
imposed lsy the Drake constitution This
fight was carried through adverse courts
and eventually won a victory il the United
States supreme court
II was in 1866, also, that he denounced
Fenianism and refused the sacraments and
privileges c1 the church to any who be-
longeo to tEe organization. In 1869 he was
summoned, to Rome to participate in the
vatican council Here he distinguished
himself b. his dauntless opposition 10 the
PRONUNCIATION of the doctrine Of papal III
fallibility as an article CT faith. He was
outvoted. however, and, of course, ac-
guessed in the dogma. The above are but
q few Of the incidents of his long career.
The celeEl alton Of his golden jubilee &C.
CURED on NovelID Der 80, 1881, and was char.
aetereized by brilliant and imposing re-
Hglous ceremonies
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scious throughout Wednesday, and at
half past I2 o'clock this morning he
passed away.
Frederick Thomas Greenhalge was born
In Clitherec, England. July 10, 1872. He came
to this country with his father, William
Greenhalge, who went to Lowell In lS4L
He passed through the grammar and high
schools OF shat city and entered Harvard
college. La March, 1863 he began the study
of law ami was admitted to the Middlesex
bar in 1866. In 1850 and 1881 he was elected
mayor Of Lowell by large majorities. In
1854 he was sent as a delegate to the repuh-
lican national convention, and in 1885 he
was elected to the legislature in a demo
cratic dist let. In lass he was chosen
member of the Fifty-hrst congress. NJ.
Greenbalge at once took high rank as de !
batter and won high praise from his party
associates y his conduct of contested cleo
ton cases. He was elected governor OF
Massachusetts, to succeed Gov. Russell in
1893 and Vas reelected in 1894 and 1881
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-03-11
BURNED IN EFFlGY.
Princeton Tigers Follow Example of
Spanish Students

Princeton, y. j., March 6.-The under
graduates of Princeton Thursday night
burned in effigy the king of Spain in
a demonstration in which several hun
bred took part. The flag of Spain was
dragged through the main street and
later was torn to pieces in the center of
the campus.
Leadville, Col, March 6.-There was
most intense excitement in this city
Wednesday night when the news was
received of the burning of the Ameri-
can flag by the Spaniards at Madrid.
The news came while the ice palace fes-
tivities of Irish dav were in full blast
and the report spread like wiidfire
The Irish-Americans and hundreds of
others quickly assembled in front of
the Herald-Democrat office. There was
some difficulty in securing flag of
Spain, but finally one was discovered in
the stock of dry goods merchant. and
the crowd quickly found kindling wood
and the emblem of the Castilian was
laid on it. With mighty cheer the
wood was ignited, and, while the crowd
sang america" and Columbia" the
flag of Spain was consumed to ashes.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-03-11
sranfoI> Case Decision.

Washington, March 3.-Mr. Justice
Harlan in the supreme court of ne
United States Monday afternoon an
pounced the decision OF the court in the
case of the United States VS.. Jane L.
Stanford, executrix of the late Senator
Stanford, IN favor of the executTix-
This was suit brought in the United
States courts in California to recover
something over Sl5.000,00O, Stanford's
proportion az stakeholder of the
Central Pacific Railroad company, OF
the alleged liability of the corporation
to the United States for bonds advanced
to it by the government where the de-
cision was also against the United
States
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-03-11
COREA'S CRUEL KING.
He Dismisses His Ministers and Orders
Eight of Them Beheaded.

He Dismisses His Ministers and Orders
Eight of Them Beheaded.
San Francisco, March 6.-The steam
er China has arrived from Yokohama.
bringing news of another coup d'etat
On an extensive scale at Seoul, Corea.
On February 10 detachment of Rus
sian marines, numbering 1877, arrived
from Seoul for Jinsen. The Corean
king and the crown prince went into the
Russian legation and formed new
government, disnissing all former cab
met officers. Premier Kim Hong Tsuh
and seven other cabinet ministers.
known : : pro-Japanese statesmen, were
beheaded and their corpses dragged
around the streets.
4 decree said to have been signed by
the king at the Russian legation or
dered the heads of five of the murdered
ministers be fixed on poles and exposed.
All telegraph wires from Seoul were
then cut. On receipt of the news Amer
lean, British and French men of war in
Jinsen landed detachments of marines,
who Immediately left for Seoul. The
king is said to have been induced to his
action through desire to avenge the
murder of the queen last October.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-03-11
An Outlaws Fate.

Bellefonte, Pa, March 7.-William
Etlinger, an outlaw living at Wood
ward, a small town near by. while re-
sisting arrest killed two constables. and
then, after attempting to murder his
wife and children, who were barricaded
with him. ne committed suicide Friday
morning in full view of his captors.
standing on the threshold of his blazing
house.
The constables. Garnia and Guiste-
while. had a warrant for his arrest for
jumping bail bond last year. He re-
turned home last week, but the con-
stables learned of it only Thursday
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-03-11
News In Brief.

Margaret Kittson. as she calls her.
self, the old half-breed Indian woman
of the Menominee tribe, losses her case
against the estate of Norman w. Kilt
son. She claims she married the Com
modore in 1888.
Fred. Wheeler. living two miles west
of Lake Crystal. lost his child by drown
ing in a tank of water The child
went to the barn with its father, and
while the latter was busy with the
chores the child walked over the bank
ing of the tank and fell in. His where
abouts was not discovered for Is or 20
minutes.
The big bicycle race at Minneapolis
was won by Mate Christopher, who
covered 229 miles and IL laps in six
days, two hours day. Dottie Farms
worth was laps behind.
John D. Rockefeller has allowed his
option of the magnificent Rouchleau-
Ray iron property in 17-5s-17 to lapse,
and he ic out his s125, 900 earnest money
paid three months ago. There is talk
of the mine going into the Merritt's
new railroad scheme.
The Washburn A. mill, at Mime
apolis, has made in the last six weeks
/, 600, 600 barrels of -four. This is the
largest amount of -four ever turned out
by any one mill in the same period.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-03-11

Boston, March 5.-WitL the suhsi-
dence of the waters, which during S.In-
day night, Monday and Tuesday over
whelmed greater part of New Eng
land. figures of losses sustained are ons-
ing in. and from those received it Is -
parent that tie total damage in the ,e..-
ton will be considerably more faaa
s., 600. 900. This does not include the
wages to thousands of Iabnring men end
women through the suspension of man
ufacturing and other industries. Six
lives have been lost.
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ARCHBISHOP xeNRick DEAD.
PASSES Away Suddenly at HIS Residences
IL Il Ioais.

PASSES Away Suddeniy at HIS Residences
81 ST Louis.
81. Loai-, Marcn Most Rev. Peter
Richard KeHrick. the venerable ex-
archbishop Of the diocese of St. Louis.
died suddenly at .he arehieopiscopai
residence. No. 3s15 LindeIl boulevard,
at 100 o'clock Wednesday afternoon
lArchbisbop Peter Richard Kenrick was
the oldest member of the American Cath
Ollie hierarchy. He was born in Dublin "a
1906, and made his ecclesiastical studies and
was ordained in Ireland He came 70 this
country in 1893 He became affiliated with
the Philadelphia diocese, in which he ia
bored for eight years as assistant priest.
pastor, superior and professor in the do
cesar seminary and vicar-general- In ls4t
he was appointed coaGjutor 10 Bishoa
Rosati OF st. Louis, whom he succeeded
on his death in 1913 In ls47 ST. Louis was
made an archepiseopal see, and Bishou
Kenr;ck became archbishop. June g. 1885,.
his failing health led TO the appointments
of Archbishop Kane TO succeed him.
During the 50 years of Archbishop Ken
rick's administration of the affairs of tie
diocese Of ST Louis he encountered and
overcame ul-ny obstacles. In 1s4s, when the
cholera epidemic ragged il that city and
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-03-11
DARLINGTON BOOTHS PLANS.
First Public Demonstration of His Nes
Army TO Be Made sunday Night


New lorh, March 6.-Maj. Peter Glen
announces that the first public demon
stration of the new religious movement
headed by Commander Ballingten
Booth viii be held IN Cooper Union SUE
day night. 1t is rumored that the meet
ing will be conducted by Ensign March.
who is in com mand of the Bowery corps
of the Salvation Army.
1t has been definitely settled that The
members of the new army shall wear
a uniform. but there viii be no red IN
the costume. Commander Booth viii
make New York his headquarters He
has already secured Offices in the Bible
house. He will take possession at once,
and conduct all the business of the or
ganization there from now on.
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School Apportionment.

Supt. Pendergast, of the state depart
ment of public instruction, has pre-
pared table showing the first appor-
tionment of school funds for the year.
The total amount to be divided is S291,-
776, and the rate of apportionment is
81 for each pupil. Last year the amount
of money was about the same, but
owing to the fact that the number of
pupils was smaller, the rate per pupil
was 81. Is.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-03-11

Washington, March The subcom-
nittee of the ways and means commit
Zee having charge of several measures
relating to free alcohol has reported to
The full committee favorably, the bill
Of Mr.. c. W. Stone (Pa.) repeating sec
ton 81 of the tariff law of 1894. This
win leave the tax to be paid on alcohol
the same as before the passage of the
Wilson bill.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-03-11

Six month ago Miss Allie Lester had
the misfortune to run a needle into her
left foot, and, though twice probed for,
surgeons have been unable to locate it.
Prof. Schneider, of the Winona high
school. took photograph of the foot.
with the result that the position of the
piece of steel was determined and 1T
will now be removed.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-03-11
Hawaiian LegisIature Opened.

Honolulu, Feb. 26.--The regular ses.
sion of the legislature commenced the
18th. The president read his message,
which contained nothing of radical
nature, and but few recommendations.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-03-11

In six rounds of the hardest fighting
ever witnessed at he head of the lake,
Jimmy Murphy, the Duluth light
weight. knocked out Tommy Patterson,
the hard hitting Californian The fight
took place at point on the st. Paul &
Duluth railroad. about Is miles from
Duluth. No building could be found
in the vicinity that was large enough
to accommodate the spectators and the
event was pulled off in a hurriedly con-
structed ring in the open air.