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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-25
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men Soruablen CUR republifanilhen
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'eln oes &eu. 8alomarn uno mebrerer
Gltsrn ers0sten iib oisielben in it6atn
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-25
Wdbrero eiues beitiaeu 8ewltters,

SuuttNu tlHtp utIiibtH VN'o'NtH'
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aerirser 81 nsuusn I'M Ser9leih 81 benz
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NnSii ,e in uier Iagen beim Yrlce,
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msltsr in LESTER 8ode letue 5dllhunI
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tratte uno ielnsu asfdlltten 9hrd mt
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uuter,slbreten eh,sn @bsd umtauIhie
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9ebensiabrs itsbenoe perr Wm. Wtelf'
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IN DEN Observation-Disclosures Der 8rsat
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osnsn IN Der Stunoe ces betben Strlu
ites alsemsines BsIlelo befuuost wurbe,
- Soccer 2eier io0te bic an5slse Der
9sllsn Stuh Company in oieler Num.
mer lelen; er tann uur oabei prcittrsn.
- Den Buno iir's 9ebsn iblohsu
am Wouias Worseu pdbrsno elmer pom
ohm. y. Brlor Ssrmann, .. :. y,
seleiensu bl. W,iis Ssrr Saul 0eto.
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@louo, NIT SRI. Nnnd Saiel, oas erit
DOR ahi 1asen bier aus Der alten Ssi'
matb in Saiern e%lutraf. Dem iansen
Baare unlere berSllde @ratulatiOu.
Der @%eiansuereiu r9ieoertranj"
uerunitaltete lsstsn Sonntus Nadm,ttus
i'm iriihersu Shdsenpart zines ieiuer ss.
mi,bllben 8ereins' uno 5dmilnniete.
auf Dem iib ale Beiudsr britens ami'
miirteu, oa eS on itOner lluterbaltuns
uuo all gutter gririiduns nidt sebrah.
9as osu,ide 2,so fam bel oleier Gee.
senbsit wlsoerum Su ieiner pOuen @c!s
| tuns.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-25
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81. gtoun, Dem iiinitisen Selm, bdus.
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| 5Glituna IN 0o't 9enommsne 81. GQen
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uno III grmad9slIu4 bon BiraIhlit
butter SbloB uuo &is9el sebrabt.
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lui, bluIs Su babsn be, Oosrs's.
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5als battle 81 oleier Jeiiieier eine quite
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oes G%ourtbduiss, entianot, uno in Tleri
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6oaSeil ulht uerireteu gswsisn lulre.
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cine glsrte Suit. 5sler uno b~stuuoete III
stlalnntsIter Welis. oaB Sraut uuo
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Der t6t,ten Nttuus itsbeu. Nsbit osu
auirittls eutboteusn Slid uiinidsn iir
DIE i3utunit wuroen Dem Srauipuurs
rstt ltOns uuo liunlae 9eibenie iber.
rslbt. 3aB es Dem junsen Yaare tets
wOultrseben mOSe, 1T Der tuublsemeinte
8urih oes rgorOhsrn."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-25

Giueties @ritittsruns ssbt aus
ssnblidlit ourb a1s 9duoer oss Sul'
taus. Der Nuiltduo oui 8rsta III frog
aler Y%smibunsen Der iirfitsn Sesie.
ruus, Der N~uiitduoiibsn Serr 81 peroen,
nod INNER niht unteroridt. Sn Der
lssteu Seit peroeu oub Die eolen Ssle.
usn frieaslutls, bob III ansuusbmen, oaB
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deulauo Dor uriberlestsu Sauoluusen
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be in 8reta 1T benz Sultan nun mob
ourh bic grbsbuus Der Sruien i'm 9lba
non cine usue Gorge srpatieu. pa i'm
8side oes Sultans an nleu Stslen uisl
Sluotoff auiseipsibsrt lit. 10 moaen
ptsie balo bier balo oa aulooernoeu
Brdnoe idlisslid Die idlimmtsn 5plsea
baben.
Der ,Ssriinsunss.Y roSss" IN osn
cbersu Sdihteu oss Stfi5ierss
corps Der preuBliben Nrmes, her NIT
benz Rssierunssantritt css 8ailers
Wilbslm oes Speitsn besann, ssbt IN
ouIbaltiam lueiisr uuo Die Sabl Der CUR
0lspoftion ssitslten Oosr penIionlrtsn
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trirt wurbsn.
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SHUTTER oes 8ailers.
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ritt, BOB oaa 8etauntwsrosn Der rspul.
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mon 3lrrsn nit ben Der. Stauten ent
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els,b iino bic bapsriibsn Serireter En-
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laubt. bic 9slomlttel 81 perpeisern.
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@omits srlaiieusn Nuiruf 5uio!se piro
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4. Nusuit in minneapolis gum 9ueds
taser, @anoioatsn fir bic Staatsamter
uno reuen poriissnoe glettOrsn gu nrmi'
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uembernabl seitimmt tperoen fol-. 9urt
S31 Delesaten, oarunter 80 BON Stearns
9ountp, Diro Der Staat aui Der Con.
uention uertreten ieiu. 9urh oieie
Stats: ION psntion miro cine County,
Convention ON 3 Nusuit fir Rabl Der
81 Gslssaten bsn0thiet.
Sine meme Ganofarte BON Wiuneiota
tit BON Der Gtnpauoeruussssieaibait
Ioeben ber~aus9eaeben poroen. Sic pers
aussnidelnlidt!W iuneiotas immenie 8e'
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uno auBert cotreft ausgearbsitet. Sic
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men uno eiebt cine SiQe bon pliitns
periben SnformatiOnen ibsr Die nltiirs
llhen, inoufrisuen wie commer5isGIsn
Gueuen unieres Stantes.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-17
HORSES AND HORSEMEN.

Vrowsky, 2;1S9l, by Red Wilkes, will
soon be shipped to England.
Logan ran n milo In 1,l5L over heavy
going at san Francisco recently.
The five stakes 60 DO run at Little Rock
this spring closed with ia nominations.
II Is more than probable that Ed Goors
will have Barondale, 2:11A, this season.
Bither & Conloy havo IL trotting and
pacing horses in their stable at Readyille,
Mass.
Bon Fly has succeeded Tom Morton ms
patrol Judge Mt the Inglesido track, San
Francisco.
Trainer Bob Becver will have some OK.
ceptionally good horses u this year that
he Is now training at tho Jewettyillc COW
erod track, near Buffalo.
Several eastern stables have boon after
the services % Chorn, tho crack western
jockey, who Is now riding at san Fran.
clso for Barney Schriebcr.
Richard Croker, during his recent visit
TO kentucky, purchased a full sistor 20
The COmmOner. She will DO shipped TO
England TO join tho rest VI the Tammany
kings horses.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-17
Fighting With Great Britain.

We're the United States to fall to fighting
with Great Britain, what would be the result
Naturally the stronger sea-power would be
first to take tho offensive, while our own war
vessels would endeavor To protect our sea-
0oast cities. with what probable measure OF
success IL indicated by an article, "Ths Ran
som OF New York" in the new number OF
The Illustrated American. The author is an
experienced writer on naval topics; he does
no romancing In his sketch. but he can devise
but one result for a conflict In which one feet
10 several times as large and heavily armed
as the other. Besides this article, The Illus.
trsted American contains a splondidly illus.
trated article on the coming dog show, dis
playing some CT the more notable entries,
several scenes of the village of Bound Brook,
N. j., after its recent visitation OF flood and
fire: q sketch, illustrated, of Virginia's famous
"BIacks Horse Cavalry" aid many other IN.
teresting features.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-17

WAsuINoToN, Feb. E.-For Maine, New
Hampshire and Vermont-Fair tonight; Tues
day fair and warmer; northwesterly winds,
becoming northeasterly.
Massachusetts,, RHODE Island and Connecti.
GUITAR tonight; Tuesday fair and warmer;
nortteastorly winds.
Tho cola wave which descended upon us last
night came from the far north, and the region
north OF the upper Ohio valley is covered by
below zero temperatures, with the lowest of
record, 81 below at Rockliffe, Canada. The
minimum reading at Boston on hello ~ breaks
oil records for the month OF February since
the establishment ~ the station US10), and
comes within two degrees of the lowest ever
registered In the history of the local Office.
The most surprising feature Is the tempera.
ture OF two degrees below zero, which oc-
Cured NJ Nantucket, probably the oldest
ever known there. Other thermometer
throughout New England are: Northfeld,
VT, p hollow Eastport, IL below Portland, 70
below. Tho crest OF the colo wave will pass
by tonight, and the temperature will rise Co.
morrow. 1t Is already rising rapidly In the
upper valleys.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-17
Court Calendar for Tuesday.

common Pleas Divisional
3211. George w. Booth ct AK. VS..
Union Railroad Company. Attorneys-A.
J. Johnso for plaintiffs; ID. ). Baker for
defendant.
1856. Brady Brothers VS.. John Moran.
Attorneys-Bassett 81 Mitchell for plain
tiffs; Il. II. West for defendant.
2136. Adeline Riendean VS.. New York,
and New England Railroad Company.
Attorneys-Page & Owen for plaintiffs;
j. M. Ripley for defendant.
1923. Egene Bender W.. Union Railroad
Company. Attorneys. NJ. Brennan
and ID. j. Holland for plaintiffs; ID. =.
Baker for defendant.
MUNICIPAL OUR DOCKET.
Edwin Baker, will for probate; Charles
f. Baldwin, administration account;
Elizabeth Brady, will for probate; Caleb
G.. Burrows, administration account;
Tens b.. Charlton. guardians account;
Margaret Danahy, William Danahy, Mary
Danahy, petition Tor appointment OF
guardian; Peter Dehn, petition for APP
pointment OF administrators; Florence h.
Garside, petition for appointment OF
guardian: Joseph M. Graham, guardians
account; Joseph NJ. Graham, Pc
tiiion for appointment of adj
ministrator; Lizzie Graham, pc
tition for appointment OF guardian;
Phebe Hamill, guardians account and
resignation; Elizabeth b. b. Hammond,
will for probate; William Harris, admin
istration account; William Harris, petit
tion for sale of real estate; William Har-
ris, petition for assignment of dover;
John G. Knowles, commissioners report;
William s. Mason, guardians account;
Patrick May, will for probate; Mary III.
McEvoy, guardians account and resigna-
ton; Mary McNanley, administration ac-
count; Nicholas Molter, will for probate;
Catherine T.. Northam, petition for APP
pointment Of administrator; Celia A. Por-
ter, petition for sale of real estate; George
Roseman, petition for appointment of adj
ministrator; Abel Shorey, admin istration
account; Lucy A. Smith, will for probate;
Ann Smitbers, administration account;
Mary Il. smithers. guardians accounts;
John f. Troup, will for probate and pc
tition for appointment of administrator,
c. :. a.. Henry n. Welsh, administrators
count.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-17
SOAP FACTORY DESTROYED.
Loss of $4,000 by Fire at Philadel-
phia This Morning.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1.-THE big soap,
I've and coffee essence mamnufactory of
p. c. Tomson & Company, 953, s55 and
s57 Otzgo street, was totally destroyed by
fire this morning. The dwelling houses
numbered 81, SO and 81 Washington ave-
nue., adjoining Tomson's factory, were
completely Quilted, and the works OF the
Philadelphia Co-Operage Company, badly
damaged. The total loss will be about
sls5, 600. p. c. Tomson a. Company's
loss is about s4OO, 00), s225, 600 ON the
building, 500, 900 on stock and $4,000 on
the machinery. Tomson q Company
loss of the Philadelphia Co-Operage Com
pany is..s25, 600, partially coevred by in
surance. The dwelling houses adjoining
Iomson's works and those directly oppo-
site on Otzgo street are damaged to the
extent of $40, 600. The fire originated In
the main buildings of Tomson a. Com
pany and was first seen by a man who
lives at 81 Washington avenue. He went
To the police station and turned in an
alarm, but before the engines arrived the
buildings was a mass of flames.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-17
The Hearing Was Postponed.

When the appellate division met after
recess this afternoon. Attorney N. w.
Littlefield. counsel for the defendant in
the case of John Vaughan VS.. George
Clarkson, who is seeking a new trial,
said that certain affidavits had been filed
in the case today by plaintiffs counsel,
and he would like permission after the
hearing to file other affidavits in contra
diciion of them.
Charles ii. Page, who represented the
plaintiff, thought that all the afidavits in
the matter should be filed before the
hearing and the court agreed with this
idea ana the hearing on the petition was
continued.
A jury gave Vaughan a verdict for $1,000
In a suit brought again Clarkson for the
alienation of his wife's affections. The
main ground OF which a new trial is
asked is that newly discovered evidence is
now in the hands of the defendant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-17
EXTRA T!
6:l5 O'CLOCK.
HAD NOT RECOGNIZED
The Action of Suspension as Legal
in Any Way.
President Andrews Offers a Suggestion 10
the Junior Students.

A meeting of the Junior class was called
this afternoon In order TO allow the COM
mittee to report who presented the class
resolutions to President Andrews. Presi-
lem Rockefeller stated that he and MI.
Learned had interviewed President An
drews on Saturday lest but that no OH
cial reply to the resolutions could be CIV
en- as they were addressed 10 the faculty
and the faculty meeting does not come
until Tuesday. However, the president
told them that as Mr.. Andrews ana not
as president of Brown University he
would like to give them a few suggestions
which he thought would make the reso-
luton much more appealing to the FAC
ulty. He SAID that the class had not rec
ogDized the action OF suspension as legal
in any way, they had apparently sided al
together with the students and held them
blameless, and had given no credit TO
the justiiiability of the suspension. lie
said that ne feared that the resolutions
would be of little avail and he suggested
thres points which ii would be well for
the class to embody in the resolutions
and which, IL inserted, would be the most
appealing resolutions to the faculty. The
first was TO recognize the fact that the
students were at fault, and deserved pun
ishment. They were warned against dis
honesty last year, when two men We're
publicly ItpTlnaHueu, anu dBhiu
this year Professor Lamont warned
the men against ~"cribbing" or
copying. The second point was
TO admit that the faculty were right in
~snspending the students, even III, in our
opinion, the punishment seemed a tribe
severe. The third point was that the class
should engage themselves TO oppose and
do all In their power to check "cribibng"
I'm the future. Resolutions drawn up
which would include these points would
be effective in the opinion of Mr.. An
drews If any action would. President
Andrews also admitted that he thought
that very likely a material shortening OF
the punishment would result.
A set Of resolutions embodying these
points were brought before the class and
discussed freely. Mr.. Cox said that every
great general when he found that one
point to attack was OF no avail, he
should change his position. SO here, we
after the further evidence which has been
brought to light, might honora bly, and
rightfully draw up other resolutions
which would be the result of maturer
opinions and judgment. He further said
hat every man in 80 should have enough
integrity ard uprighteousness of charac-
ter to be willing to sign resolutions
which would engage his influence against
cribbing. No action upon the resolution
was taken, but the meeting was ad-
journed until tomorrow afternoon when
definite action will be taken.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-17
BRIEF DISPATCHES.

A special to the Courier-Jourra from
been placed under arrest at Augusta for the
murder ana cremation of bis wife and niece,
Mary Jones. He il SAID To have confessed,
but this cannot be confirmed.
The Marquis Of Salisbury, replying TO a cor.
respondent who questioned him on ths sub.
iect. has written q letter saying there is me
truth in the report that the Berne tribunal
has ordered the sale Of the Delagoa Bay Rail
road.
The mercury at Catskill, N. Y. fell to %
degrees below zero this morning. The Hud-
son River ice harvest, which had been lag
ging. will now be pushed with yigor, and
prospects are fair for 20 per cent. OF a crop.
The President has sent the following nom.
nations to the Senate: State, William Wood
ward Baldwin of New York, to be third as
misunderstanding of State; Peter Victor Deus
ter of Wisconsin,, to be consul of the United
States at Crefold. Postmaster
Albert Dresser. Needham, Mass.
Oliver Armstead OF Haverhill, Mass. ,colored,
has instituted n suit against Louis Valiquat,
n barber. for refusing TO shave him Satu ~day
night. The colored people OF this city COM
plain that thoy are Disseminated against, and
this Is TO be mado "A test case.
The British vice-consul at Archangel, 10 Is
now known, received the news OF DIR. Nam
sens safety from the Governor of Archangel.
lt IL not stated whence the latter obtained his
information,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-17
DEATH NOTICES.

CARPENTER. Anne r. Greene. Lewis A..
Cleveland, Susan 4. HARRINGTON, Jeremiah
Dawson. John Jenkn, Henry A.
Farrell, Mary Noyes, James n.
CARPENTER-suddcnly. in East Providence
Center, X. J., Feb. 10. Anne T.. wife Of
Henry >. Carpenter, and daughter OF the
late Edward Il. Young OF Providence.
CLEvELAND-In this city. Fob. Ia. Susan @
widow OF David A. Cleveland.
DAVIsoN-ln Johnston, Feb. Is. John Dayi.
sot, aged ~ years.
FARRELL In Cranston, Fob. n, Mary
Farrell.
GREENE-In this city. Feb. ~ Lewis A
Greene. son of the late Alton and Maria Ii.
Greone, aged 20 years.
HAkhlNGTON-ln Crnnston. Feb. IS. Jere.
miah Harrington. aged 10 years.
JENKs-In this city. Feb. 1G Henry A
jerks, aged % years.
NOYES-in this city. Feb. Ia. AZ the resi-.
dencc Of his nephew, DIR. Robert r. Moves.
% Jackson street, James h. Noyes, n. T.,
ssed - years.