The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1897-01-09

government visited Mr.. Delgado and bac
found the condition of the patient
slightly improved.
COLONEL LAWSON E. MoKINsEY, of oe'
Winamac. rendered his resignation as D
county recorder for Pulaski Co., Ind. He Ind
is to take charge of company Of fifty sati
citizens of this place who will leave for OF n
Cuba on Jan. 49, to assist in liberating feye
the island
ACCORDING to the Tageblatt some of
the European powers. Russia and France u
being mentioned, have come to an un- the
derstanding to make representations to ensu
Washington in order to prevent further as Il
trouble between the United States and
Span. puiap
| Caai
The iron and steel world will be as Deer
tonished when it hears the report of the Dext,
committee appointed at the last meet Dove
ing of the American Bessemer Associa- 1 1ispo
tion to devise plan by which the de Liver
funct billet pool may again be placed on No. J
its feet. The committee will report Por1
Monday at meeting to be held in Pitts pn ..Sl
| burg. The contamination of the pro- Waite
| iect means that the trade in billets and West
finished products would be confined to
the larger producers. or concentration
| OF production in the hands of the few. clare
Marlt
Nott
The patent attorneys of Washington Wine
are very much exercised over an an
nouncement that Mr.. Seymour. the COM
missioner Of patents, has been making Barre
| revision of the rules Of pract;ca in tbat E. Nc
| oAioo ora =. or..;.. .;. Ludlo
tee to enter protest with the Secretary
OF the Interior before he approves them
The present rules are the accretions of Ah,n,
| forty years and have been amended and Attic
reviewed from time to time by commit. Bostc
| tees representing the bar and the office :.
/ ST. LOUIS Globe Democrat says: Dur :"
ing the last five years Massachusetts Brew
| - ,a A. L:A - L,, | Can't
"s paNo 'Ao D'o - Chatl
| farms in the hands OF board which Chest
| catalogues the farms and tries to bring Chefs
sellers and buyers together. The aver Evere
age Of farms catalogued has been about E r, Oh
| 120 year, and about half have found Foxbt
purchasers. One fact established by the Franz
experiment is that the number of aban- GardI
doned farms in the State was greatly ex u u.uuo
aggerated." Hingt
jana
SENATOR WoLcoTT, of Colorado, arrived Lawr
| in New York from WASHINGTON. on his Marb
= a. -, Malta
"v w iopo, "noo "e "'l eoH'o Medft
with leading bimetallists to find out Newt
what prospect there is, if any, of secur- Norw
| ing an international agreement in re- No. L
gard to the coinage Of silver. 0.s,
Read
| SERVICES over the remains of Joseph Some
B. McCullagh. editor of the Globe saugt
Democrat, St. Louis, who died last week. S S,oTs
were held January 4, in the afternoon. sprin
at the residence of his sster-in-law, Mrs. Shelb
! Manion, where he had made his home salem
for many years. Tam,
| War;
| A RICH strike was made on the ANA Wake
| queen one mile east of south of Clusters Wore
| paol, n in +braa ord q bolf foot Vest
| -, M. >: an -. Wobu
'er'ioai' ING oo "Ay "ni'o Yarn
quartz and literally alive with free gold.
! Assays have made running from 800 to
$500 per ton. Georl
Pawt
The trunk line railroads have at last froVl
| decided to take hand in restoring the
| grain trade OF New York. which during Vale
the past two years has been slipping R. I.
away to southern ports on account of ffoV
the prohibitive terminal charges there.
ADRIAN THOMSON, editor and proprie Daht
tor of the Delaware Gazette, of Column GIL
bus, o.. retired from the paper Janu- Thon
airy l. after sixty eight years of active
management. He has turned the prop
erty over to his sons Albic
| Broo
| Tn ia aa;d IN ha the Milan of Cba;rman Cant
Dingey of the ways and means COM Fort EOr.
mittee to re-enact the reciprocity Sec Gene
ton of the tariff act of 1890. Gree
| Huds
| w., A. H.. .,, Hunt
| oA"oEh L. AooNu' sno oiooo' ioiiioou New;
director in the world, died in Toledo. o.. Nyac
January l. in his ninety third year. New
PotsC
THE Westminster Gazette of London poon
remarks: Zone of the most interesting of So +
Glasgow enterprises is what may be de- Utica
scribed as municipal time for the entire 'i0''
city. The scheme is nothing less than
the establishment of system of stan p,u.
dard time. by means of electrically con.
trolled clocks. regulated every second
from the stellar clock at the observatory Read
II the trial proves successful, the COR S ol
poraton lntenus 10 erect from zOO TO 3OO Towa
eighteen inch dials, thus providing re- Troy