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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-01-09
GIFT TO THE CITY.
oshkosh Woman Bequeathes 500, 900 for
Public Library.

Oshkosh Wis. January II Special
Under the will OF the late Mr.. Mar
shall Harris. a Legacy Of >6o.0oo will
accrue to this city for free public Ii
.rary. provided an equal amount i
raised hy Jun" !. 1>9S. For about q
wear nothing has ireu done Ia secure this
amount. but now cx-.'"uator SawyoT L.
started tn" list with q generous SubSciID-
ton of $4,000 II i understood that
several other wealthy residents will sub
g,r ribe from $1,000 To $4,000 each and
the full amount will probably be raised
ihi> summer. insuring one of the finest
sree libraries in the state.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-01-09
ATTACK \ PARSONAGE.
thousand Poles Storm the Resi-
oence Of a PrieSt-The Latter
Surrendered.

Bay City. Ms-h.. Jan. "a thousand
"t the warning faction of Poles. who are
determined that Father Bogacki shall
not ofIciate as their priest, attacked the
parsonage Of St. Stanislaus' church to-
day and stormed it for over an hour.
All I'll" windows We're broken and the
doors battered down. The entire police
force was unable TO quiet the mob. At
80 clock this afternoon Father Bo-
gackl surrendered and was driven to an
other priests hnnse. The police took
possession OF the parsonage. Joseph
lochomoytch was shot in the body and
fatally injured. Detective Fitzgerald.
who was guarding the belea guered pas
tor, was arrested, charged with firing the
shot .
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-01-09
SUES FOR DAMAGES.
Sensational Breach of Promise Case at
Oshkosh Postponed.

Oshkosh. Wis. Jan. D Special "A
sensational breach of promise case came
up in the circuit court today. but was
adjourned until February : on account
Of Charles F"lker. attorney for Tho de
fcndant having q carhuucIc on hi~ neck
The plaintiff i Miss Harriet KcIlvtt Of
CicmanSyill" who sues Fred II. Rohic.
prominent Young NinolaHd farmer for
S1o,o00 damages. I'll" complaint alleges
that they b"cam" engaged some time
ago. agreeing u wait thr"" years and
that in III" mcantim" the defendant for
got his vows and married another.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-01-09
DYNAMITE TO KILL RATS.
Young Boys ignorance Results in
His Sisters Death-SeVeral
Persons Injured.

Cleveland. O.. Jan. IA special from
Fremont o. says: AT Millersvillc.
this county, yesterday, a ION Of Alex.
RoIvick got hold Of several pounds Of
blasting powder ana went to til" cellar.
ar,nmpanicd by three sisters. to kill rats.
The stuff exploded. and one girl. :
wears old. was Killed The clothing Of
the other children caught fire and they
were terribly burned. rs were Mr.. and
Mrs DoIwicL in trying to eXtinguish the
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-01-09
Appointments Made.
Alleged Burglar Caught

Black River Falls. Wis. Jan. 4.-fSpe-
ciaL -Commodorc GaUlt. ii Young man
for many years Il resident "f this CITY.
was brought from near Two Harbors,
Mimi. Saturday last. charged with burg
larv. H was taken before Jusaice Hoff-
man this morning where he waived eX-
animation and was bound over to the
next term Of the circuit. In default Of
furnishing hail to the amount Of $1,000
he was committed to Jail.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-01-09
She Alleges Murder.

New York. Jan. Mrs. Amanda +.
Baker. widow of Frederick K, Baker.
who was accused OF rohhin- the Shoe
and Leather bank i'll this city. with the
mid of samuel Seclcy. of S:;i50,oo0. made
= startling statement before Justice Gar
rrrson in the Supreme court. Long Isl
and ,.itv. Sh" was the plaintiff i'll three
>uitS instituted against insurance com
panieS. involving altogether the sum Of
S2n.oOo.
Mrs Baker declared that th" insurance
,.nmoouirs were responsible for her hus-
hands death She said their agents chic
reformed MI Baker and then threw him
overheard Bakers body was found
floatinc i'll the bay opposite his residence
n Sands Point, l.. l.. on November a,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-01-09
>.u Industry for Menominec.

Nenomincc. Mich. January 3,-l Sp"-
ciaI. Another mechanical industry M na>
perrrsGn Novelty company, backed 10y To-
,.,,I rapiralists. has purchased the site aud
I,Ianr IF the old Provost compan. and /
i,,,rr,eliu- t. enlarge the same 10 meet
the requirements OF the new concern
- -h, bead Of the institution which
y.;-i manufacture furniture and various
articles OF domestic use.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-01-09
DACNTLESS' d CARGO LANDED
lt was the Expedition Which the
ihree Friends was Obliged
to Abandon

Jacksonville, Fla, Jan. ga dispatch
received here from Key West states that
the steamer DauntleSs has successfully
landed its expedition in Cuba. The ex-
pedItion, it IS said, is the one that the
/ hree friends attempted TO land when
pursued by Il Spanish gunboat and left
at No Name Key. from which place il
WAS taken last Friday by the Dauntlcss.
The cargo, ii is said. consisted of 400
600 cartridges and 1910 rifles. some dy-
namltc. one twclve-pound rapid-iiring
i1otchkISs gun, medicine. cite. Fifty
men also We're carried to Cuba by the
vessel
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-01-09
SCOFIELD SWORN IN,
The Inauguration Ceremonies
at Madison.
The New Governor Announces Some of
His Appointments.

Madison. Wis, Jan. i.-ESpecialI- !
Gov. ScoteId's inaugural day opened
w.th the sky overcast with clouds and
snow falling, but 10y Q o'clock the
clouds had broken away and the sun
Shonc brightly on the advent Of the new
administration. The city began early to
I'LL up with visitors, among the first to
arrive being the Oshkosh party-ex-Sen-
at"r Sawyer. Maj. Boardman and others.
At til" capitol this morning the scene
was busy one. The committees having
char%" Of the details were on hand early
and the final arrangements were made
tor the event OF the dav.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-01-09
The Produce StrIkC.

Berlin. Jan. =. Til" strike of the prod
uc.. exchanges against the new i;nur~c
law grows In Bremen not single
transaction has been registered. The law
demands the registering of all trLnsac-
tions. In Strltin. the merchants elected
Ia serve ~ managers Of til" eNchJn=' :
hav, declined t. serve under the new
law. In Berlin, however, have been
fouud the rcQu,Sitc small number Il Ilrr-
chants willin. - dn IL" government ia"
favor 10 share tin" management ot tn"
exchange with the representatives, "t the
a.ri, altursl, milling and related inter
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-01-09
Gen. Grants Two Tunes.

y drum corps in passing caught sight
II the general and AT one" struck up
then popular negro camp-mectin- air.
Everyone began 70 laugh, and Rawlins
cried, Good for the drummerS,
Whats the fun inquired the general.
"Why." was III" roIly. they are playing,
'Aiu,t ! Glad - Get out ob de Wilder
ness. The general smiled n the ready
Wit OF The musicians. and said: We'll,
with me a musical joke always requires
explanation know only two tunes:
one j Yankee Doodle and the oth,r
isn't t..-Ceutllrv for Ianmarv
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-01-09
War Against High Hats.

Chicago H., Jan. >. : The city
council ut its meeting last night.
took a rap at the thcater hat. over
received the usual batch of ordinances
asking fer franchises for electric rail
WAYS. Md. rlat>c i the man who in
tloduccd The ordinance which not only
abofShcS the troublesome large sized the
at.r hat. Lat prohibits the wearing of
any hat ar f,adgcar in thcat"rs during
I1,IfcS t. lay aside their elegant thcatcr
hornets during the evening II the the
atcr. The ordinance WAS passed hy the
council without a dissenting vote.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-01-09

NV York. Jam. 1.-tharseS HgaIn>t
tbr officers Of tn" Globe Fire Insurance
company are contained in. an official r.
nort >rnt Ia W. :. Matthews. Suprrln-
i.pdeur of insurance OF the state Of hhl"
by Srrrial Examiner :. Hopkins and his
assistants. Mcssr>. Froggcand Matthews.
Thr ohio examiners >;.r that. OWING
- tbs refusal on the part Of
rho ,ffi.,.T-. their work could Tut he
concluded. \ cursory examination had
disclosed that there were nj least Two
sets of books and also third st of
hookS." in which at least some Of tne
important details have been recorded.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-01-09
MINISTER WILLIS DYING.
He Has Been Given Up by the Physicians
at Honolulu.

Victoria. L. G.. Jan. I.-Thc steamship
Miowra juSt arrived from Honolulu
brought advice> to the effect that N the
time of the vessels departure from
Honolulu. United States Minister Willis.
whose condition for som" time had been
very serious. was given up by his ply
sicianS and his demise was mumcntarily
CSDpt ted
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-01-09
Tho storm AbatcS

Omaha \rh.. Jan. 3.-The trains are
ING ON regular schedule time in Ne
hrasEa today. Al the roads have cleared
rbrir lines. The storm has ceased en-
,ircly. but the temperatures ! very 'oM
s,I, of the storm. Some reports Of cattle
losses are coming i'll but they are scat
+.r,f and small
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-01-09
SuperIntcnIent'S Association.

of ali school superiutcndcnrS and prin-
cipol, in the Upper peninsula will be held
- I~hremins january - and 80 for the
nr.,anization Of Superintendents' a>>o-
,'iIfi"I, -Four hundred teachers are. CN-
rr,,tcd t. attend The rally t. b. held
IN tbr evening of the 10Th will be the
biggest educational meeting IN the his
pat,.sroiu and REPRESENTATIVES OF the uni
yersiry and state normal schools will he
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-01-09
LATEST MARKET REPORTS.
Milwaukee. Jan. =, 1897.
I--T-TER AND CHEESE MAEkETS

BITTER AND CHEESE MARKETS.
MILWAI- NEE Butter ~ Fancy cream
cry. per III. 1gd2oc. fair 10 choice l5fl
lSc; best dairy selections. 1jml6c, lines, fair
&" choice, do, loHl1r, roll, lnml2c; packing
stock, do, cas-; grease, 3" ic- Cheese
Fun cream fats, per IL, m92c. Young
Americas. HH9I2c; brick. 7MSc; limbor@cr.
7mSI2c; Swiss, do 9i4mIOc. Eggs Per doz,
fresh lGdlSc; picked and storage, l2Hl5c.
CHICAGO Butter Steady. creamery, -
Ml9o; dairios, Sale. EggS-Firm, fresh,
IL 2c.
NEW YoRK-Buttcr- Receipts e,-D1 pErs.
steady. Western creamery, 13H2pc. ElgIus.
2oc; factory. 1ml e.. Cheese Receipts. 1861
phgS; qur1. large and small. 7lA0lu4c lHrt
skins. HINc: fun SKINS. -i.TI3c Eggs Re
ceipts. 5G52 pkgs. steady; stat" and Penn
sylvsnia, 19U2lc: Western, l4ul"c. Sugar
Raw quiet but steady granuiatcd, 4.+c. Cof-
fee-Stcady.
BOSTnN-Butter Creamery, extra. pc:
Western. extra, 2Hf2lc; dairy, extra, lIm
lSc: Western, ladic. -; imitation cream
cry. IHi15n Egg Fancy nearby, 2fH2lr,
Michigan 1tncy. .NHrl!'v; Western lIWiSc,
fair to good, a. i,,r.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-01-09
PROF. WILLIAM H. PANCOAST.
Had Achieved Fame Physician and
surgeon.

Philadelphia. Pa. Jan. 5.-Prof. Wi
liam H. pancoast, IN" distinguished ply
stefan and surgeon. died here last night
aged "a years. Prof. Pancoast after OBJ
tanning his degree. Travelled extensively
in Europc and studied in the leading col
lcgeS of London. Paris and Vienna. He
was selected as president of the Mcdico-
Chirurgicnl college in this city. IN 1887
and held the position at the time of his
la
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-01-09

=; ,I c. - .r I,
tT..,i. ,I - ~ ,''",.
rcar rb" ipi%os i,y,,;"v UonrJ ,,ho
was rynartnG was mot nrcscIlt II. tain,
gra,hnd Gov Tnhan, his mnr,,irc thot
hn was I'm Car,la o,d col,Id po+ Lr ,,ros
ont
shortly Iagorn II o.,I,,l . ,y.,v ,,os
made through ,br crowd and the ,.u,'rr-
material party entered. GOV. I'pharn
came first. escorted I,y Gov ScoticId. then
In!oN'i id' 'W.,'r"'- Ba'li>'h escorted 10y
,, " t'.i'I ~ y, rI"l'
So ;r,,li,r'. = !, h"J
IaJn \ ImLnson. ,rtnrrnl'. {: ..,,,r.,I Nj
rer ,,..,rtrI I, Eurr " Ion... S,.,,c
SI1r.Iintnr.f,r,t I o Eu,.rv escorted I,,-
u T,Ii. H,iIr,>,5 I.,,,,',,,i.i,,,,,,. ",
Eenz;,' ..,.rrt,sl III l SuLr. Tny,ir.,l,,.
E.' ~ ~ :,
npnnlS>ionrr fFi'k' escorted hy II. B.
kobllli~. Aif"r them cam" the state sen
atOrs. aS>omhiymcu and all The governors
staff in uniform with Ndit Con FgIk
CaH"h upon t"N.-"I'"t >rp1"!i 70 com"
forward and take tho oarh of Office. Th"
ma .ifr.,,.I F,.rt,..rl with f,y- Mn r1
=. :,
,.4iA NL''l ''l'l' III JHH H'i'' "''H Hp
.ittT'i hand while the oath was admin
is+rruJ Whom he turned IN rho afrli-
cHcr IN" people hr"k" INTO loud applauS"
and the university boys gave the college
Tbrn fni1nwr-I th,. other state officers
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-01-09

W,shinctou. II. G.. Jan. 5.-The seq
rotary nf the treasury today awarded Il
contract for the building of vessel for
th., lighthouse service 70 Noit y
I,yei,.krr of Portland. Ore. at Sl3.'hfi.
Ia he finished within ten months. hH
vessel will hr stationed on san Francs
20 har. Contracts for two other h-ht
vessels and TWO lighthouse tenders were
,,,-,rdei 10 Eastern firms.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-01-09
Mrs. RinIne HFings SUIT.

New York. Jan. Mrs, Blaine. who j
tbf. daughter of E. wealthy Chicago man.
and the widow Of EmmonS Blame. son
~ lanes G.. Blaine. has brought suit
here To ST aside two certain deeds of
rust executed hy her in 1s>9 whereby
in one She conveyed her property upon
certain trusts therein expressed, The re-
main;rg instrument WAS an agreement
b,ryyocn Mrs Blaine and her husband
purporring 10 settle 4lS interest III her e>-
= Il he .nrvivei her.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-01-09
WILL SHE ABDICATE?
Rumor Regarding Queen Victoria's S
Anniversary Plans 10
Revived.

London. Jan. 1.-Thc Westminster Ga
Zettc this afternoon gives prominence To
4 report that Queen Victoria has decided
to commemorate the fact that she has
enjoyed the longest reign in English his
tory 10y abdicating in favor of the Prince
of Wales
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-01-09
MILWAUKEE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Hogs Receipts, - cars; market steady.
HEAVY 3.2oG2.51. mixed. 3 &3ud3.IJ. light.
:;.:;tsIA II: rough. . 1u1i% -,
CATTLE. Receipts, gars. I;uirh,,r7'
!; 9U114 II: fair to medium. go 10 1850 Ms
2JvU3.75: hcifcr-. fair 10 choice, = G.5fi3 80,
COWS. fair to good = 2JfI-- -; Gamers, 1"jnL
. -: bulls. common TO good. Iowa. -,
feeders. 500 10 80 Trs. , 25T3 -; Sfo"E"r-.
$40 to 700 iL~. I-,Tf..-t, E"al-, i','TJ-' -
mixers and spriugoT~. 2pptN.;i 90
SHEEP Receipts. cars, market quir'i
2 2l-Hn2.vN: Iamhs 4.WWlI =
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-01-09
Procession from the Depot.

Quite 4 crowd had gathered at the ST.
Iaul depot tn see the governors train
come iii. Notwithstanding that the
weather was cold the procession formed
and moved to the capitol. Col. William
Helm, MaJ. G. III. Joachim. his assistant,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-01-09
T,aasur, Statement.

Washington. u. c.. Jan. TODAY
statement of the condition Of the treas
prv shows: Available cash h2.a1IS' pax
S23o. 5l52 1:;l: gold reserve Sl5>, 1891 l.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-01-09
The Scientific Mind

A. til, Naga bonds dinner last night
>ir John Robinson said he remembered
in l>1o. when The air was full OF war
ami the news Intelligence thrilling. he
met man Of science. who asked: NY
dear fellow. when are Won going TO give
IL something Of interest in the papers
something bout sun >pot~:"-WcSrmin-
SER tIlZtrr,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-01-09

and their aides headed the line on horse
back. The Governors guard followed,
then came the party in carriages.
Gov.-clrct Scotirld. Gov. Ipham and
Mayor Hy" occupied the first carriage
Mrs. Scoti"ld. Mrs. pham, {. K. Arnold
ana Judge INcycS followed in the second
carriage and half dozen more carriages
held the halaurc of the party with their
Madison escorts. The procession moved
up King street and entered the capitol
grounds through the Monons avenue
gate.
The members of the party were escort
cd to the executive chamber. where their
wraps were laid aside and the procession
formed to march To the Assembly cham
hcr. where the exercises were to take
place. The halls were crowded and a
way had To be made for the party. There
was not much attempt at decoration. but
a large flag huu- from the dome and
reached to the gallery of the rotunda and
there We're fCStoons Of red, white and blue
hunting
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-01-09

d. W. DarrickIow. telegraph ope-
ra5or formerly employed in Kansas
City. KaS. committed suicide AT Los
Angeles, Cal. by taking morphine.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-01-09
Assembly Chamber Crowded.

The Assembly chamber was filed long
before the hour of the inaugural ceremo-
mes Every scat was occupied and pc0-
pie stood in the side ai>lc~. crowded in as
closely as UoSsihle, while the galleries
were filled until there was not all inch of
room to SCARE.
Chief Justice Cassoday occupied the
speakers chair with Mayor Dye at his
right and : w IIollistcr ut his left
The other Justices. with Judge Bum of
the United States court occupied seats
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-26
sRExxAS WANTED a LIoHr.
whes ne Didn't Get n I~nsianter re Tried ts
stab jackson In the Back.

while James ". jackson. tho superintendent
OF the Syndicate Building Mt 80 Nassau street.
was paying of the employees OF tho building at
o o'clock last night William Bremen, adraughts-
man In the employ OF tho Automatic Fire
Sprinkler Company, which has offices on tho
seventh floor Of tho building, came up TO him
and asked that n 32-candlc-power electric light
be put in over his desk instead Of the weaker
ono there. Ho wanted 1t put In right away
quick. When the superintendent said he was
busy Just then, Brcnner got excited and talked
loudly. Then he left the building.
He came back in II few minutes with an open
j~ackknifc in his hand showing a three-inch
blade. lie made for Jackson, whose back was
turned. raised HIS hand and struck down at
Jackson's back with the knife. Charles Wust.
man, the elevator starter, was standing beside
Jackson. He saw the knife coming down and
threw his arm up to ward it OF. The blade was
stopped by his coatsleeve, which was cut open.
The employees grabbed Bremen by the collar
and arms and after II sCutilo got him TO the door.
where Policeman Kane OF the Old slip police
station took him in charge. Bremen is % years
old and lives at 81 South Portland avenue,
Brooklyn. He was locked up. charged with
felOniOus assault.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-26

The Symphony Society, of which Walter Dam.
rosch remains musical director, will give five
afternoon and five evening concerts during the
season. This is the twentieth year of the soci-
ety's existence, and 1t is said to be in q flourish.
ing condition. Tho concerts will be given on
the GLOWING dates: Afternoon-Nov. 8 and 25.
Jan. u. Feb. II, and April Z. E~vening-NOv.
O and %. Jan. 30. Feb. II. and April o. Nine.
Mclba, Ysayc. David ltispahm. and Henri
Mar, eau will be the s~oloists.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-26
BUILDING & SANITARY
INSPECTION co.
of New York.
So STREET.

81 LIBERTY STREET.
GEORGE SHERMAN. President.
THOS. II. ROBINSON, Secretary and Treasurer.
JAMES c. BAYLES, Ph. D., II. F., Chief Engineer.
DIRECTORS.
Frederic W. Rhlnelander. John N. Carrere,
George +. Garfield. George Sherman.
John A. Middleton. Benjamin watkins Leigh.
William c. Le Gendrc, Thomas Newbold,
NJ. +. stone. william n. Wilmer,
F.Augustuss chermerhorn. Francis C. Huntington. u
Thomas II, Robinson.
MAKES STRUCTURAL AND SANITARY
EXAMINATIONS OF BUILDINGS AND
PREMISES AND REPORTS THEREON FOR
OWNERS. TENANTS. MORTGAGES, IN
TENDING BUYERS. AND LESsEES.
DRAWS PLANS FOR PLUMBING. HEAT.
ING. VENTILATING. AND LIGHTING, AND
SUPERvISES THE WORK DONE UNDER
SUCH PLANS.
I calls the attention OF those about
to buy or rent houses. those Offering houses for sale
or for rent. and those occupying their own houses. to
the value OF its services in the way OF SANITARY
INFECTION.
1T inspects buildings. and when they are found to
be in good sanitary condition. or placed so under its
recommendations issues a certificate to that effect.
III CEhT1fICATE Is an assurance to the in.
tending buyer or lessee that the owner OF the build
ing possessing II has done everything that prudence
can suggest; and to those occupying their own houses
It is an assurance that their homes are safe 10 live in.
THE most satisfactory relation between this Com
pany and the occupant of n dwelling. whether owner
or tenant. Is under ANNUAL CONTRACT. by the
terms of which the Company. after first making q
thorough inspection and test, takes at moderate
charges the general SUPERy1SION of the sanitary
system OF houses. making such Inspections as may bo
necessary. and holding itself in readiness ut all times
TO respond promptly to GENCY CALLS as
Do,stDp r,o- .rtan J,,rI,r h ,n,t ,n.IA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-26
Additional water for Long IIiaud city,

Justice Garretson OF the Supreme Court in
Brooklyn yesterday granted a percmptory writ
OF mandamus compelling the Board OF Water
commissioners OF Long Island City to pump
water from seventeen wells located within the
limits OF Pumping station No. .. The action
t9r z mandamus was instituted by the Board OF
neeith which alleged that the health OF the
tsStoonLS OF tho Fifth ward WAS endangered Inv
IN insufficient supply OF water.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-26

CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-At n meeting Of citizens
last night at the Palmer House it was deter.
mined to request Gov. Tanner to call a special
session OF the legislature to consider measures
every person and corporation should pay a
tax in proportion to tho value OF his or her or it's
property A committcc of fifteen was appointed
10 wait upon Gov. Tanner. The meeting was
non-partisan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-26
NATIONAL GUARD NOTES.

Mayor Strong will review the Eighth Regiment in
SITS armory next Friday night and a reception will fol
low. In tho course OF the evening the ceremony OF
.'swearing allegiance to the colors" by all the recruits
in the regiment will also be performed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-26

SEASHuRE FARM IN MAINE TO LET-MosI eI-
y tended view o. ocean and mountGinsi river and
good repair; hill 100 feet high back OF house min.
eral spTing, clans. Holsters. and deep water fishing
close by woulu ike 10 let 10 gentleman and family
Tor summer nome. DR.. @. W. CHASE, ~
b1s Cumberland st, Portland, Ma
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-26
9nans.

no YOU WANT MONEY o BUSlNESS2
~ Do you want to raise a mortgage
Do you want TO build
II 70. come 10 THE UNION SQUARE BUILDING
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, Monday evening, Sept. ~,
b O'Clock. 20 East lith. near broadway.