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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-10-15
Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your
Life Awav

Life Away.
If you want to quit tobacco using easily
and forever, regain lost manhood, be-
made well, strong. magnetic, full of new
life and vigor, take No-To-Bac, the won.
der-worker that makes weak men strong.
Many gain ten pounds in ten days. Over
10000 cured. Buy No-To-Bac from your
swn druggist, who will guarantee . cure.
Booklet and sample free. Address Ster-
ling Remedy Co.. Chicago or New York.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-10-15
GIudness Comes.

With q better understanding u IL,
w transient nature Of the many phyo-
ical ills which vanish before proper -
forts-gentlo cfforts-pleasAnt efforts
rightly directed. There Is comfort 8.
the knowledge that so many 1orms q
sickness are not due to any actual d.
ease, but simply to g constipated comb.
ton of the system, which the pleasan1.
family laxative, Syrupof Figs, promp4e
ly removes. That Is why It Is che only
remedy with millions of families, andk
everywhere esteemed so highly by m
who value good health. Its beneficial
effects are due to the fact, that It 10 Tho
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness, without facilitating tho
organs on which it acts. tits therefore
all important, in order to get its bene-
fetal effects, to note when you pur-
chase, thatyou have the genuine article.
which is manufactured by the California
Fig Syrup Co. only, and sold by Ill rep
utable druggists.
II in the enjoyment of good heAltA.
and the system is regular, then laxAr
tives or other remedies are not needed.
If afflicted with any actual disease, one
may be commended to the most skillful
physicians, but If in need of q laxative
then one should have the best, and with
the well-informed Everywhere, Syrupcf
Figs stands highest and is most largely
used and gives moe. General satisfactic0L
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-10-15

Halls Cntarrh Cure
Is a constitutional cure. Price IS cents.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-23
Haeber|e & Wagner,
Gt8t1noler.

0ab mir uniere Gtsbauisr mieber NIT srptaubeuem
GtS eeiiQt baben. iinb MIR bcreit alien SeiteQuneen auf
Sas Vromtete Su eutipredsu.
8eioubere Nuimertiamtett wirb Der ~eteferuns pom
gts on GrtuatsJ amilien 9eihentt. wtan rthte aue Ses
%fte4unqen on 7. 9aeberle ober Wtath. Sdnetber.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-23
StaotratbSs Yerbanoluugen.

Infer Stabtratb belt int Qauf BEL
uerfo6enem @o9e mebrere Speciality:
unsen ab, III mel9en bic folsenoen @e:
i9dfte BON %aQsemeinem Snterene 5u'
grleoisuns Selansten.
Mit Der gbicaso 4 Nortbwelt tern 81:
ienbabm Company wuroe cine Terein:
baruns in 9s;us auf ben uuter bsrer
@eleiie burdsuflbrenben Ib;usseanal
an 2. NorbitraBe setroffen.
Die idon friber erwdbnte Sroinani
in Detreii zines Seitenseleiies Der Gbt=
caso 4 Mortbmeltern 8abn na4 &uf:
berbeioes 8ridparo wuroe elm Thinning
p~aiiirt.
DIE pom &atb fir 0ifentli@e Nrbe'ten
empfoblene @raoiruns uon German:
itraBe, 3mii9en @enters uno 8. Noroltr.
uno pom l. NorbitraBe jmii@en Minns>
iotas umb TrcntltraBe uuroe anseoronet;
ebenio bas @raoiren uon 8. NoroltraBe
3mii9en Minnei otas uno @ermanitraBs.
Scr 5tabtperme0er erbielt bic @eiiun9
bic erforberIiden @ermeiiunsen por5u:
nebmen uno benz Staotratb bis gum 80.
b. M. Yldne unb Speeilicationeu jur
@atificiruns uor3ulesen. 0eriieselte
Nnsebote fir bic Musflbruns Der Mrbeit
meroen bis gum Is. Nusut, Na4mit:
tags 5 l1br in Der @itp @lerts Office
entsesen 9euommeu.
Wuf @elu4 Der minneapolis, Nem
ulm & Soutbmeitern giienbabn Com:
PAM murbe Der Grab BON l. Slbitrabe,
an Der Steue no bic Babn jeue StraBe
treuat, UNI 8 3l10 TuB ernieorist. Sic
Company bat bic StraBe mieoer in
sutem fabrbaren 2uitano gu ieeen.
Der frlbere Bei@luB fir 2esuna
zines @eitenmeses ouf Der Sloieite BON
@en!erfraBe, 3wii@en State= uno GAR
benitraBe murbe in 8ieoererwd9uns
se5osm uno a%ufseboben. Darauf
mnrbe bas 2esen zines Seitenme9es an
Der SIbieite BON GenteritraBe, 5miiden
State= unb @aibiustonitraBe, BON 8
JuB unb jwii@en Waibinston> uno
@aroenltraBe pon 6 TuB Breite an9e'
orbnet.
Das @traBen:@o mite wurbe antboriz
iirt bic @innj teine an Der L., @. uno 8.
NoroitraBe, jmii@en MinneiotaitroBe
unb benz Broabmap auf bic uori@riftss
mdBise 6obe 81 le9en.
9ubert Berg uno 8ilbelmine 8ood
erbielten Observation-Disclosures bemiQist.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-23

- Bir nobmen leeten Sonntas &C.
lesenbeit uus bur@ ben Musenl@ein BON
benz Stanb ber Telof rl9te in ber Im>
9esenb gu i%iber3eu9en unb tSnnen nit
8efrieoi9uns beri@ten, Bag mir beniel;
ben better ais ermartet fanben. OBJ
9lei@ bic 9almfru@t, bauptia@li@ BET
Wetien bur@ bic anbaltenoe Dirre unb
BET Site betra@tli@ 9%elitten bat, itebt
immer nod cine CUTE Mittelernte gu ers
warten. &orn unb Spdttar1ofieln
tOnnten notbwenbis &esen u%ertrasen,
fir BITE 6almfru@t wiir6e Der elbe inoeB
mebr i9aben ais niten. Die @erte,
int Dur@i@nitt gut 9eratben, 1T ale
.sei@nitten unb gum srbBten Ebeil i@on
tn S@ober 9ebra@t. @uf ben BODICE
1esenen Telbern uuroe idon aussanss
'letter @o@e nit benz S@neioen pon
@ei3en unb bafer besonnen unb wenn
Die trodene @itterun9 uorbdlt wirb in
:iuenisen Gasen bic idmmtli@e @alms
fru@t fir bic Si@el reif fem.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-23
0erbanoIun0en Der County
CouttntNdre.

Sn Der III letter @o@e absebalteneu
reSelmabisen Sisun9 uni erer @ountps
GommiHare wuroen unter Nnberem bic
folsenben @ei@aite erleoist:
Son Der le~stiabriseu Steuerlite uurz
ZEN 81 g%intraSun9en auf absei1attes
peri onaleisentbum ais uncouectirbar &c;
itri9en.
Musbe,ablte gountYsN nwei iun9en int
81 lammtbetrase Don $62 ,244.09 wurs
ben nad uorsenommener prafuns cans
eeQirt.
Die folsenoen Perioueu erb.elten
Nrmenunter itusuna bewiQist: garl
@roGe unb Trau 81 per Monat; Wm.
Bartl fur bic eriten 3 Monate 50 unb
fir bic folsenoen 8 Monate 81 mos
natli9; Sobn &0ltner POM l. OCTOBER
al SO per Monat; 6rau Selma Wai:
bel IS unb pom /. Ottober an &c mos
natli9; Trau $. g. &atb 81 monatli@
unb 6rau Waria &rauie pom l. Mu9uit
an SO per Monat. Der Trau Gatb. Spoo
wurben 50 IA irrtblmli4 erbobene Steus
srn ;urideri tattet. Ole Peterion uon
Gate 9ansta erbielt $3.50 3ur Wies
berberi teuuns bes Nusenlidts ie,ner
Trau erlaubt. Dem arbeitsunfdbi9en
@uitau &raui e wurben $ll.75 CUR 3ab>
lung ieiner Steueru bemiQist. Gin
Nnerb,eten uon &arl &ruS, benz County
fem Beiistbum sesen ll~nterbaltuns aus
Der Nrmentale gu abertrasen, wurbe
ansenommeu.
Sin @elu@ pom Sobn Winoi9itle I'M
Nbtrennuns pom S9ulbitritt 46 unb
@nldluB am Diitritt AZ uuroe bewit>
list, bas @eiu@ uon Otto 9artmann
UNI gerietun9 aus Dem "a. in ben 81.
Diitritt baSesea absemieien. Das Sc
iu@ pom Sulius @lutb pom Is. na@
benz S@ulbiitritt 81 ueriett 3u merben
wirb am jmeiten Gage BET nd@iten Sas
nuariituns CUR Gerbanbluns unb Be-
i&lubnabme 9%elan9en.
Sole fol9enbe Steueraufase fir bic
ueri4ieoenen Tonbs wurbe anberaumt:
Werwaltun9 81, 900, Wrmen 81, 900,
StraBen unb Brldem 81, 900; Der
Yro;entiat bari jebo9 8. 2 unb reip.
/ MiQs auf ben Dollar ni@t iiberitei>
sen; cine S@uliteuer BON l MiQ wurbe
ebenfaQs auf9ele9t.
y. s. S4mib wurbe abermals ais
Verwalter bes @ourtbauies nit einem
S%abressebalt Don $500 anseiteut.
Der Dor iber unb Nubitor wurben
ermd@tist ben @ourtbausplae sraoiren
uno ben oarauf beinbli@en StaQ ent>
ferneu gu lai1en.
Das Initrei@en bes @%ourtbauies
wuroe, ais benz @ontratt 9emdB aus9es
flbrt, s~utsebeiBen.
Sic Nn9ebote fir @%ountpdr;te wur>
ben bis our na@iten Situns juradses
le9t.
Alsbann erfolste Vertasuns bis Mitt>
nod ben %. Suli.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-23
Jrit Nasel. aIfrsb oood. ausuit gublmanu'
s}asel, 8ood & Ymblmanu, ,
G0utrQttoreu 1tu0
&auumterne9mer,
r1em ulm, Qtinn.

MQe III has 8aufa9 eini@la9enben Irbei:
ten in Der Gtabt unb auf benz Qaroe tperbe1
iberuommen unb in ioliber Q8eiie aus9efibrt.
Mnsebote auf @ebduli9teiten aler Dirt &C.:
~liefert. @iiternen cine Specialttdt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-23

- Gmil Grdser, Der ~iouiale S&napss
pertaufer aus st. PauI, i~tottete ans
fanss Der Wo@e ieinen bieiisen &unosn
einen Beiu9 |ab.
- Wie mir uernebmen Daben bic
gbin@buss in elmer Mnjabt pon Bet'
senielbern entlans Der Walounsen be-
rsits srbebliden S9aoen anseri9tst
boiientli9 bat Der Mesen an Oienitae
uno Die barauf fol9enoe tible Witterud9
benielben Den Nppetit ueroorbeu.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-23
&aud)t bic
KEY WEST .

*Gapeten BON S Cts. bic Stole auf>
mdrts bel Sui. &rau {. (bo
Sn Der Nouelensg ibliotbet uou
Carl @ebier lit ioebm Der seipannte
Criminals oman vNem Dort Dor SO
Snbren ober bic alte Brauerei, ein9e:
trofien.
8enn Sbr bier in New ulm Ga
peten fir 8 uuo ID Gts. bic Stole tau>
fen t0nnt, wesbalb ioQte es bann notbi9
fem, iol@e bon auBen i@tden gu la1en!
$. 8. Saperten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-23
Sic Gntoedung rettete iein 2eben

Sic Gntoedung rettete ietn 2eben.
Npotbeter q. @aiQouette, pom 8eas
uersuiQe, SQ., ia9t: Or. &.n9s Neuer
Gntbeduns ueroante i'd mein 2eben.
9atte bic Grippe uno 3os oQe Mer5te
Der rmseseno gu @otbe, wel@e mid
iebo@ benz Gooe uerfauen bielten. Da
i'd in meiner Npotbete Or. Sings Neue
@ntoeduns bate. beitel(te i'd cine 6loi@e
unb muroe slei@ no@ Der eriten Doiis
mertli@ better; orei Tlai@em beilten
mid u%o0itdnbis. Ww m0@ten ieet
ni@t obne bieielbe iein." 9olt cine
Probehai@e bel .. M. Olien. 20
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-23
$40. 8cIohuuu0.

Gine Velobuuns non $40. erbalt Oerie:
ni9e, ruel6er ben ODER bic l%ntu9treiber in be,
Sa9ersrabe sur Mn;ei9e unb ueberfii9ruue
briN9t.
SIN Outrage bes Seem lllm Sasbclubs,
Yeter @eria II, 4rGiibcmt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-23
&au@t bic
KEY WEST =,
1ar,,t ~ O%crfauteu.

Cue, 100 @der 2aub entbaltembe mnb swei
Meilen 6itli6 Don S%prinsiielb belesene Sarm
1T 81 p%ertaufeu. Nui Der Sarm beiiubet ii6
etu 9,tes @obnbauS mnb 9~crdumi9e Stals
lun9en. We9en beS Nabcreu wenbe mau lid
miinbl'd ODER idriitlid al
Sert Scott,
Spriusiielb, Wiuu.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-23
&turmnetN@erun9

Die neuli@eu sturmi@aben 9aber se3..st, eab ger>
Ssss n,4ss stfs L n S%aess 'i IL. af'a s'sar .,',r IN" 'nS S %1s:
f4aben, unb Id made b.bbalb barauf auimertjam, bab
ID Qolieen In ben juuerldiislen geieuidaften su 10 bil.
lisen preiien aui /. 8 oser s Sabre ansit.uen sann, bab
Memunb Bic ssrinse Aussabe f&eueu ioute.
" m. q iaenber
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-23
3u ~bertoufeW.

"a id meiue 'VabeamRalt babe einaeben
laiien. ~oiierire i1 bic 9efammte G%iuridtuua
berielben bluig gum 9ersaui. Sin Barber
itubl lit ebenia0s ;u %uertouien.
s. %. Yeuer 4.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-23
Neue Mn3et8en.

3u pcrtaufen
1T ein gutter Seriep= 3u4tiier bel
ba 6. 9tIbe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-23
3u Derrcntcn

C1W
lit bas 20. @ratI1e @ebGube at Der Gde
pom Miuneiota= unb 3. Sibtrabe. Oailelbe
ei9uet ii1 %beionbers fir eiu Store9el1Git
ober cine @irtbi9aft, fam aber aud als
priuatuobnun9 benuet werben. gtaberes
bel Sobn 9enIe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-08
The Bond Issue.

NEW YORK, Jan. Sin Wall street
there is no change of Importance so far
as the popular loan is concerned, and
matters have quoted down considera-
bly,. The impression is growing that
the New York banks with ]. Pierpont
Morgan at their head will eventually
get the bulk of the new issue and little
reliance is placed in the theory that the
gold can be obtained from any other
source. OF course this is the Wall
street view of it. a report which had
a reassuring effect was that some sort
of understanding had been reached be-
tween the syndicate and the admins.
tration whereby the former intends to
strengthen the gold reserve in case of
further raids. There is still demand
in the outside market for gold, and bull
lion dealers this morning said that the
metal commands small premium.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-08
A Flying Squadron to be Formed.

LONDON, Jan. S.-Despite the evasiSe
replies from Sheerness and Portsmouth
dockyards to inquiries, it is known that
the report that flying squadron is &c
be formed is true. The admiralty are
now preparing lists of the officers and
men for the squadron, which will COM
prise the battleships Royal Oak and
Revenge and the cruisers Gibraltar,
Hermione, Charybdis and Theseus.
The squadron is ordered to be in
readiness on January Il.
The newspapers all approve of pre-
parations for war. Some OF them urge
the revocation of the charter of the
South Africa Company, after which
England would be able to fight Ger
many with clean hands.
Admiral Rawson, commanding the
West Africa Squadron, has been order
ed to Delagoa Bay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-08
Foreign News.

LONDON, Jan. S.-Governor Robin
son telegraphed Mr.. Chamberlain on
January 7th: Johannesburg surrender.
ed Internationally this afternoon aud
gave up arms. President Kruger has
intimated his intention to hand over
Jameson and the other prisoners upon
the frontier of Natal. You may be sat.
isfed that the crisis is over and all
danger of further hostilities ended"
MIR. Chamberlain now considers the
crisis over end will recognize the ser
vices of the staff of the colonial office
during the period of the tension by en-
pertaining them at dinner at the Devon
shire Club.
HAVANA, Jan. S.-The rebels after
plundering Hoyo Colorado and Punts
Bravo and burning the sugar cane in
the vicinity, were dispersed by the
Spanish troops. General Valdes is said
to have defeated band of rebels near
BaracOa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-08
TELEGRApHIC BREVITIES.

Archbishop Corrigan has received
from Rome decision of the Cardinals
of the Propaganda reaffirming his Sc
ton in removing DR.. Burtsell.
Jos. w. Fritz, chief electrician Of ii q
Francis Wilson Co., which is now ap.
pearing al the Broad Street Theatre. in
Philadelphia, committed suicide this
morning.
The Winthrop School, in Boston, was
burned to-day but the six hundred
children all got out safely. There was
a similar experience in the school in
Woburn this morning.
A large steamer wrecked at Drum.
head, Nova Scotia, is thought to re,
semble the Portia, from St. Johns i,r
Halifax. 1t is feared all hands en-
board have persisted.
The largest shipment of corn Of tie
year is now passing through st. Louis
Over 200 carloads ofshelled and high
grade corn from Nebraska, are en- route
to Norfolk, Va, for export.
Two members of the gang of post
office robbers to which KilIoran, Rus.
sell and Charles Allen, who escaped
from the Ludlow street Jail, New York.
on July 4. belonged, have been cap
tured by detectives.
The private bank at Fayette, Fulton
county, forty miles west of Toledo, was
entered by burglars sometime last
night, the safe blown open aud every
fhinu of rolup takap The rnhbnrs
probably got at least $4,000.
Considerable annoyance is being occasion
ed people who place lights on building ms
terial in the street, the lanterns being in most
cases stolen before morning. ] nc police are
Oh the lookout for the thieves. aud if caught
they will incur the full penalty of the law.
Captain Frank Toner. of the central police
district. Baltimore, died early this morning /
heart trouble. He had been on the Baltimore
police force for 25 years. He WAS A. yesrs
old.
The balloting for q. g. Senators for Utah
will commence at Salt Lake on the 21st inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-08
Gov. Lowndes Inaugurated.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Jan. S-Hon.
Lloyd Lowndes was formally lnaug-
urated as the successor of Gov. Frank
Brown shortly after the noon hour TO.
day. Never before in the history OF
this city has there been such large or
enthusiastic outpouring of the Mary,
land citizens to witness an inaugural
ceremony. Party lines were blotted
out; hundreds OF lifelong and we'll
known democrats were conspicuous IN
and about the State House. thirty
years ago to-day the General Assembly
of MARYLAND, which had been elected
in 1864 and called in extra session at
the beginning of 1866, adjourned sine
die. That Legislature was nearly
unanimously republican in both
branches. From then until now the
democrats have had majority of the
members of both houses in unbroken
succession. The governor-elect was
escorted to it handsomely decorated re-
viewing stand near the State House.
After the procession had passed Mr.
Lowndes was escorted to the State
House, where the Inauguration took
place. Standing on a platform, erect
ed at front window of the Senate
Chamber, Mr.. Lowndes addressed
his thousands of listeners. At the
conclusion of his address Mr.. Lowndes
turned to Chief Justice Robinson, OF
the Court of Appeals, and announced
that he was ready to take the oath OF
Office. TheD the ancient textbook was
signed and Lloyd Lowndes became
Governor of Maryland.
In his speech Mr. Lowndes said While /
am deeply indebted for my election to the
political party to which belong, yet am
aware unless had had the support of many
independent thinkers, I could not have been
successful. and while shall try to do my part
toward my party, shall also remember | am
the governor of the whole people of Maryland
and as such give all due consideration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-08

The North 4merican Reuie,c, for Jan.
uary, has been received from its
publishers in New York. Its contents
are: The Future Life and the Condition
of Man Therein, by the Hon. W. z
Gladstone; How Congress Votes
Money--A Rejoinder to the Clerk OF
the House of Commons, By Ex-Speaker
Crisp; Foreign Missions in the Light
of Fact, by Rev. Ju,lson Smith, Foreign
Secretary A. B. c. F. NJ; The Philoso.
ply OF the Mexican Revolutions, by
the Mexican Minister; Speed in Ameri-
can Warships, by VIM. S. Aldrich,
Professor Mechanical Engineering.
West Virginia University; The Test
and Value of Speed in Warships, by
Admiral P. H., Colomb, E. N; Naval
Warfare Under Modern Conditions, by
Admiral S. B. Luce, Q. S. N; Infu-
ence of the Air-Ship on War, by Lieut..
J.K. Cree, q. S. a.: The Crisis in the
East, by Karl Blind: Central America
and its Resources, by Audley Gosling,
British Minister to Central America;
a Study in Husbands, by Marion Har-
land, Mrs. Burton Harrison and Eliza
beth Bisland; How to Avoid War, By
Business Man; Canada SIS Hostage, by
Edward W. Thomson; What is Malaria ?
by DR.. Cyrus Edison; The Function of
Public Education, by DR.. b. D. Chaplin,
and An Expensive Delusion, by Felix
Oswald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-08
Their Charter Threatened.

LONDON, Jan. S.-The directors OF
the British South Africa Company
have been ordered by Mr.. Chamber
lain to obtain from Cecil Rhodes de-
tailed statement of his knowledge OF
Dr.. Jameson's movements prior to the
raid into the Trannsyaal, otherwise
the charter of the company would De
revoked. The anxiety of the directors
increases as the days go by withou,
bringing any statement from Rhodes,
whose only reference to jameson was
that be had acted without authority.
a dispstch from Cape Town says
the High Court OF the Transyaal order.
ed that DR.. Jameson be shot, but
President Kruger refused to sign the
warrant for the execution. This re-
port Is not confirmed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-08
TO-DAY'S TELEGRApHIC NEWS
From Richmond.

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. Sin the Sen,
ate to day Mr.. Mushbach offered a Dill
repeating the charters of the Farmers
and Mechanics, Potomac and City Fire
Insurance Companies of Alexandra.
Mr.. Willard introduced bill to
amend the charter of the Metropolitan
Western Railroad of Virginia so as to
extend the time for commencing work
to March 1st, 1898, and for completing
the work to March 1st, 1908.
Mr.. Willard told the GAzETTE's cor
respondent to-day that the race track
bill would be offered in a few day.
In the Court of Appeals to-day the case OF
Violet VS. the City Council of Alexandra
was argued for the appellant and continued
until tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-08
a Permanent Court of Arbitrati

A Permanent Court OF Arbitration.
LONDON, Jan. S.-The Westminster
Gazette says q movement is on foot in
London to put into effect the suggestion
alleged to have been made by Justice
Harlan. of the United States Supreme
Court, that differences between Great
Britain and the United States be settled
by commission composed of an equal
number of judges of Her Majesty's
high court of justice and of the United
States Supreme Court. Already pri-
vate meeting composed of Englishmen
and Americans has been held to con-
slider what further action shall be
taken. The disclosures made in the
Chronicles Washington dispatches con-
corning the Venezuelan dispute have
encouraged the leaders in this move
ment to publish their proposals, which
amount to advocacy of the establish
ment of a permanent court of arbitra.
finr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-08

RECEPTION TO THE NEW CARDINAL.
A reception was given to Cardinal Sa-
TOLL in Washington yesterday evening
by the rector and faculty of the Catho-
lie University OF America, between four
and six o'clock, in the new hall OF the
institution. Mcmahon Hall was ar
tistically decorated with palms and
Towering plants. The cardinal colors
OF scarlet and yellow were predominant.
4 stringed orchestra played. The fac
ulty and the distinguished prelate well
coined the guests. The attendance was
large. Marshal A. a. Wilson made the
presentations to Bishop Keane, presi-
dent of the University, who, in his
turn, presented esch to the Cardinal,
who stood at his right. Cardinal Sa-
TOLL greeted the company in good Eng
lish with few words to those among the
guests whom he recognized. Some good
Catholics, who wished to do him honor,
made the usual obeisance, kneeling
TO kiss his ring, magnificent emerald,
on his third finger. On the left of the
Cardinal stood the Marquis Sacripanti,
in gorgeous uniform, holding his steel
helmet in his hand. Prelates. profess
sors of the college and the students as
sisted in doing the honors of the occa-
sion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-08
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JAN. 8, 1896
pRopEssoR FELIX ADLER says:

"If we challenge proud and sensi,
tive people when we are not prepared
TO back up that challenge, we are IN
curing a grave responsibility. Are we
prepared for it? A man may hold nigh
ideas without holding also menacing
club with which to enforce them. IL
was this putting in the foreground OF
war. this menace of the President,
which has surprised and disguised
many"
Every we'll informed man knows that
the United States are not prepared for
war with the most powerful nation OF
the world, and all such men, who are
wise, must also know that the Presl'
don't was worse than foolish when he
issued his war manifesto, and that the
members of Congress who endorsed 1t
were even worse than he was.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-08

ONE OF the Washington newspapers
that shut its eyes to the vice and crime
with which its own city is resking, but
was constantly inveighing against the
race tracks in Alexandria county, when
horse racing was carried on there
finds reason for having done the latter,
in the fact that some of the horse own
ers, stable men, gate keepers and labor
ers, formerly at those tracks, having had
their employment taken away from
them by Governor O'Ferrall at the
commencement of winter, are stranded
in that city. But there are people who
can even see the reason for the existence
of mosquitoes and for the Presidents
recent declaration of war.