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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1899-10-25

A trust organized upon business
principles and which would reduce
prices to consumers instead of
raising them, would not only do a
land office business but would en-
joy the respectful consideration of
the great American people,
Wheeling Register.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1899-10-25

Because "God save the Queen"
and america" are set to the same
tune, is no good reason why Presi-
dent Mckinley should adopt Eng
lish notions in his foreign policy,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1899-10-25

Thieves, piokpockets, confidence
men, blackmailers, green goods
dealers, abortionists, and dive
keepers are public benefaotors, as
compared to the trnsts of this coun-
try.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1899-10-25

AS proof that the masses are
prosperous, the gibberish of an
ape is about as effective argument
as the gabble of the subsidized
prosperity Decentralization Dem
ocrat.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1899-10-25
Reds VS.. Mason.

We are enabled through the
courtersy of DIR. John Moore to
give below the result of the game
of ball played at Mason Sunday
between the Mason City Team and
the Cincinnati Reds. The score
resulting in six runs for Mason to
eight runs for the Reds. The Ma
son club making the first three
runs. Mr.. Ginther was UNI.
pire. a big crowd was present,
the gate receipts amounting to
SOB so.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1899-10-25

Republican orators are telling
the people that there are some good
trusts. If there is, it is not on this
earth. The only good trust we
know of is the trust that all good
people place in the Lord Almighty,
-Gallipolis Bulletin.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1899-10-25

What will Col. McGraw's contest
of Senator Scott's seat in the U.
S. Senate amount to? The Re-
publican Senate will seat Mr..
Scott, and Col. McGraw will have
spent his money and made his
FIGHT in vain.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1899-10-25

The following from the Parkere-
burg Sentinel will foroibly apply
to one or two editors in this State,
who have recently come from the
country press to the editing of
city dailies:
"There is no exception to the
rule that when n raw jayhawker
pulled up with sense of his own
bigness which no one will appre-
ciate is transplanted from his bu-
collie surroundings to an important
position in city he forthwith
makes universal fool of himself
1t is one of the laws of nature and
it cannot be helped Nothing but
death will mitigate the misery of
the presence and bring relief to the
suffering community"
A man who is seeking n nomina-
ton for office, at the hands of any
party, who has nothing to recon-
mend his candidacy, but the size
of his "wad," and no excuse to
offer, for past political record,
rocking with hatred} spite, revenge
and refusal to support party oandi-
dates, but the imaginary or real,
political short comings of some 9TH
er candidate, is fit subject to be
spewed out, and cast aside, by all
true mon who desire party success,
it matters not whether he be Dem
oorat, or Republican.
Reds VS.. Mason.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1899-10-25

The Republicans in Ohio are
evincing more uneasiness than peo-
pie usually do who arc positively
certain of victory.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1899-10-25

AIIamang's pitching was good ;
at times when he seemed to be in
tho hole, he gave several bases on
balls, none of which resulted in
runs.
Dornick had bad day at third.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1899-10-25

The law makers overlooked de-
veloping field when they neglected
to require a revenue stamp on all
eword presentations.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1899-10-25

Imperialism belongs only to
monarchy, and to enforce it re-
quires an autocrat with standing
army.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1899-10-25

After we have absorbed and as
simulated the Philippines who
comes next on the list2 Canada
or exico2-Register.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-10

Grups SS8 bedsis miala sws rocx,
ne posisdsenis " n:sdzisls. d. Isgc
'Ierpnis T. b. o gods. 2 pc poludniu,
" hall Puiaskiego, o swyklym o.s-
sic. Ohecnosc ws.ystAich o.sonk6w
jest Po4sdana, DO q waane sprawy
do ssfatwisnis. Jan Malcrsvski.
sekr. prot, 796 21st Place.
Or. 337 20 Chicago.
Tow. Hsnryka Kaiuso vskisQo cd.
bedxie " cswartsk, dnia 10 b. "a.
svs posied,snis rocsns " hall OBJ.
Suiegookiego. Ma tymas posisdse.
niu nova administracja obejmis q.
rreda oras osytane beda doohody I
ssrohody Z oaiego roku.
Ma prssdostatniem possdseniu o.
bierano administrscje | 20 raj crwar.
~ OLE sami ursednioy pre-. aklsma.
ole wybrani sostali:
Preses B. Krysihski; wioeprsxes
L. Wojozyhski; sekr. prot. s. Wr6.
blswski; sskr. fin. M. Marssoxyhski:
kssjsr K. S ~istkowski; opiskun oho.
rych 1. I~ioki; rsda gospodaro.a:
M. Koszuoki. S Siomifskii A. Ku.
bihski; marssa2kowie: K. Nowisksi.
tie w. Sscssohowiak; ohoraay ].
Pspihski.
Nsdmisnism w~yraznis, IL kaAdv
osionsk Towarsystwa win,en sic sta.
wid ma to posisdzsnie, poniewss O.
bierani beds delegaci na Ssjm q. N.
B.. Komu dobro 1 rozw6j Zwiasku
Lefty na sersu, kto prawy polak,
MECH udowodni oxynem stawi sie
ma powy4sss posiedssnie 1 odda 90.
nile sw6j gfos. - s. Wr6blsv.
ski, sskr., 10 Lubbock ctr.
Or. $50 ma So. Brooklynie. ". Y.
Ma rocsnem posisd.sniu tow. Inn.
Tad. K~ofo,usski, odbytem W dniu IL
lipoa Z. b., sostaf obrany ten sam sta.
~ sarsad ma rok nastepny, . miano.
wicis: Wiadysiaw r .tkiswios, prs.
ses; Stanisiaw Z~sles.swski, wicepr..
obsj po q t~rssci; FIR. Pajdak, sekr.
prot ; Jan Pswlswios, sskr. fn., O..
bal Po q dragi; Franc. Bslling, Ia.
sjsr J6zsf Kowalski marsxaiek, obsi
pc ra. tr.sci opiekunsm kasy A.
dam Laska.
Ws,slkis listy ! korsrpondenojs
tyc.sce sic grupy PROSE nsdsyla6
pod nastepujaoy adres: Fr. Pujdak,
lob Troutman st., Brooklyn, E. D..
New York. Prsytsm
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-10

Zawiadamiam moich krewnych
pr.yjaci6f, e. " dniu IL lipoa 1899
T. opatrzons S wietemi Sakrameutami
ro.stala sic |. tym swiatsm &. p. moja
iona Wincsnta Sswioka = domu FL
lihskich. Wspaniaiy pogr.eb odbyi
sic dnia IA lipca 1899 Z. |. parafji
Nv. Antonisgo Padewskisgc. D.ie-
kuje wssystkim .najomym I pr.yjs.
oiofom moim Ia oddanie ostatniej
usiugi 8. p. tonic mojej.
W smutku pogrssony,
Anarzej Sa,oicki. wdow,eo
dsieckiem.
Jersey City, % lipoa 1899 r.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-10
~POkwit0wanie q


kt6rs raosyiy pr.yjse bilsty ma swycf
posiedzeniach, M kor.yic sztandaru
narodowego Tow. Odd.iaiu L. Pol.
Krakus6w, gr. 40 " Chicago. Ill.
Nsstepujscs Tow. nadeslaiy pie
niadss:
Or. 20-80o., gr. 205-98o., gr
12O-50,, gr. 5000, gr. 500
50c., gr. 423 -50o., gr. 428-50c.,
gr. 438 40c gr. 458 sos.
w imisniu or. 444 skiadamy po
d.iekowsnis %. grupom, kt6rs nis
odm6wiiy nam swsj pomocy. Cru
pa 444 " dow6d w~dsiecsnosci uchwa'
liza M SVEN posiedssniu nile odm6'
wi6 Aainsj oderwis grup lub tel iot
oslonk6w.
Nsdmisniam takts, ze losowanis
odloAonsm zostalo na dsieh 5 psz'
dsisrnika'
J6zef Belihsti. prszes.
K. Litcicki. sskr. prot.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-10
OdpOwiedzi redakcji.

- Oh. A. f. W Newark. - Ia
oIefc Polski, ks6ra pod saborsm mo-
skiewskim most naswe Kr6lsstwa
Polskiego, sklsds sic Z dsissieciu
gubernij, q m. Wars.awskisj, Ploo.
kiej, Sowalskiej, komtyfskiej, Lu.
beiskisj, Kisleokiej, Radomskiej.
Piotrkowskiej, Kaliskiej ! Siedleo.
kisj.
- Oh. X. q. W Cleveland. -
Gdyby .Zarzsd Zwissku prsekonal
sic ma p~odstawie dowodow, 70 csio.
mex Zwiasku dopuloil Gle falsser.
stws, podajso PREY wstspisniu do
naassj organisaoji mniejs1R liosbe
lat niz ma r.sosywilois, to ma pra.
wo nistylko, 70 wyklucsy6 takisgo
o,ionka, ale nawst " ra.is lego
smisrci ME wypiaoi6 poimiertns.
go spadkobieroom.
= o.. s. K. Rseczywisois IA
~iadomisnis otrsymalilmy .byt p6z.
90, by umisioic js " poprzednim
uume:xe.
- Oh. T. K. " Trenton, N. j.
Ma artykuf ten odpowisdzial juA "a.
rssd Csntralny Z~issku.
- Oh. d. r. " New Haven. -
w pr.yssiym numsrss.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-10
WfadOmOsci ZwiazkOwe.
Or. 242 70 Buffalo.

or. ~ 70 BHfdIo.
Miesiecsns posiedzsnis Tow. Mis-.
lonarzy Skarbu Narodowego Rap.
psrswylskiego odbsd.is sie d. 14-go
sisrpnia. ObeOnosc wssysthch o1ion.
kow ~potr.sbna powodu wyboru
delegate ns prsys.iy ssjm. Nisobsc.
nosc csionka podlegs ksrss Is O., u.
rzsdnika 81 90. - z. Zabawski, se.
krstars.
Or. 21O zoe Filadelji.
Prsyszis posisdzsnis Tow. ~. Mi.
ohals Arch. odbed.ie sic d. 10 sierp.
MIA W sail .wykiyoh posisdzef. Spra-
Wy wa4ne. Wssyscy MUSIC bye obso.
nj pod kars 80 C. - J. Prsyborski,
sskr.
Gr. 1913 10 Chicago.
Ma posisdssniu dnis &c
lIpoa E. b. nowo obrAna administracja
riotyia pr.ysiege. w skiad jsj
wohodss: s. S1ssryoki, prezss; J.
Cserniohowski, wiosprsz.; ]. Sic.
mssrko, sekr. prot; K. Karpifski,
sskr. fin P. Skowrofski, kssjsr; w.
kspsrysr, S. Rstks l ). S~ieda -
radni; j. G~urikiswicz, J. Krystops 1
F. Wislg,t - ohorsAowie; M. Bo.
aydlo, marssalsk. - Jan Siamassko,
sekr.
Or. 1913 10 Binghamton, ". Y.
Tow. Tadeussa Koiciusski na DO.
sisd.sniu d. 16 lipoa obraio nsstepu
jsoy nowy sarssd: M. Stochli6ski,
pres; S. Bsrsdswics, wioeprss.; K.
Ssupulski, sekr. prot. delegst ma
Sejm; M. Monkiswios, sskr. fin.; 5
Bsiog, kasjsr; T. Woionsswics. mar
sssisk; M. DAuknis W. Urdisnik,
c~borsaowie; Wojc. Gaosk s. Pslak,
opiskunowis kssy; J. FLIP, J. Ssrsj
ko ! j. Norbsnd, opiskunowie oho-
ryoh. - Posisdzsnis odbywsc sic be-
Dc " kstds trrscis nisdriele missis
oa o gods 2sj 20 poiudniu a obyw.
Wsgnsrs, Ill Washington nj. =
K. ). Srypulski, sskr. prot.
Or ,227 20 Buffalo, ". Y.
Zawisdamism czionk6w tow. o.
brohoy Korony POlskisj gr. 227. IL
przyszis posisdrspis odbedrie sic d.
IL derpnis r. b., wiecsorsm o godz.
wpoi do osmsj punksuslois " hall
OBJ. Butses. POniewat pts'edssnie
to jest rocsnsm. presre zatem, ably
kstdy osionek stawn sic ma to Iofe.
dreris, gdyt be5s osytaue rschuuki
q osisgo rokO, sby osionkowis wis-
dsisli gdzie sic pienisdss obrseajs !
IA co. NIsobscn ossonks podps.
da ksrrs 80 OF. podiug uchwssy tow.
J Psnowis posotmy % konie, sym
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-10

Gle " dniu IA sisrpnis I. b., " bali
Koioiussko ll20 Broadway. o gods.
7.S0 wieosorsm. Zaprassa sie wssyst
kich Zwisskowc6w, ably sadnsgo nile
brakao, poniswaa omawians beds
spravy sejmowe, . poniswaa kaads.
mo wiadomo, Il Ssjm tsgoroczny
poosyni wislkie smiany " Zwis.ku.
pr.eto obsonoic kaAdego swisskow-
CO jest konisosns.
q ssaounkism,
J. Chmiel, sskr. Gmiay.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-10
Tania Farma.

40 ARROW gruntu .~zasianego zbozem, bu-
dynki ~gospodarcze ! mieszkalne W doskn-
nafym %s,anie, 2 sztuk byd}a, konie, wozy,
para wof0w ! wsEystkie farmerskie ma.
rzedzia. Cena 900 dolarow. Wpfaty 5000
Wiadomosc u wiasciciela: J.. Z~ientarski,
Sobieski, Wisconsin.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-10
Ma Pomnik Kosciuszki
zlozyli skIadki nastspujacy oiarodawcy.

2 p~rzsniesienia $40, 62s.7S
Pelag. Tomaszewska z st. Louis,
Mo. 400
L. NJ. Kucharski, South Bend 40. 90
z. L. Jaworski, Philadelphia Cos
Ma chrzcinach u p. f. Krawco-
wicza 40
PAM J. Karasiewicz ma chrzcinach
u PIP. Knoll ago
J6zef Podurgiel z Passaic ma we
selu 80
U PIP. Olszewskich z Wilmerding a.67
Grupa goo 100
Tom. Kowalski ma weselu An
drzejczaka W Milwaukee, Wis. 100
Ma wieczernicy Sokola podczas
zlotu z inicyatywy prezesa dr..
Huebscha zebrala PAM Hold
kiewicz 1000
Ma chrzcinach u PIP. Tabaczyh-
skiego zebral OBJ. Derfert: FIR.
Prajs Ioc., Wojciech Nova
czyk Ioc., Wladysiaw Derfert
25c., Stanislaw Arend 1oc., Jo-
zef Milarski TO-, K~onstancya
Derfert Ioc., Katarzyna Taba-
czyhska Ioc., Jan Tabaczyh-
ski Ioc., Jozef Derfert &c.
Ma imieninach u PIP. Derfertow
zebral OBJ. w. Derfert: VIA
dyslaw Derfert Ioc., Jozef lie
wandowski ISc., Franciszka
Lewandowska Ioc., Franciszek
Prajs Ioc., Michalina Prajs sc.
Jan Tabaczyhski Ioc., Kata-
rzyna Tabaczyhska &C., An
drzej Tomaszewski Ioc., WIKI.
torya Tomaszewska s. Ra-
zem r.Ss. Ma przesylke cd
chodzi IS centow, pozostaje I.6S
Grupa ago 200
Julian Bogdanowicz skeleKtowal
ma ~chrzcinach u swej siostry 100
Pc rozwiazaniu Tow. spiewu Bis.
lego Orla 40
Tow. sw. M chala Archanioia z
parafi sw. Michala ArchanIola
W South Chicago zlozylo "a po-
srednictwem p. FIR. Przybylih-
skiego 500
Razem rs
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-10
Nastepujace grupy

wniosly " miesiacu lipcu 1899 +
nizej wykazane kwoty ma reoe
skarbnika L. n. p.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-10
s X XII.
Ma pomnik Kosciuszki.

Ma pomnM Rosciuszk1.
Ma ohrzcinach q pahstwa Olssew
skich W Wilmsrding, Pa, gdxis sic
pieknie 1 prsy.woioie bawiono, re.
brano M pomnik Kosoiusski haste
pujsoe o6sry:
Pan Olssewski 25o. pani Olssew.
ska 10, p. s.sjna 25, pani S.ajna 10,
J. Ekiert 25, pani Ekisrt 25, G. Raj.
ohel 20, ]. Romahosak 10, Miohtl
Pojnar 10. ]. Ssubsrt 25. p. Mikoss
%, A. Rymsr %, s. Rymar 10, P.
Exert Is. Ra.em 50 70. Kossta
wysyiki 30.
Dnia % oxerwcs Z. b., IA stara.
ranism Tomasss Kowalskisgo, ma
wsselu p. A. An~dr.ejcsaka " Mil.
waukes, Wis.,, .fOtysy ma pomnik T.
Koscius.ki nassepujsos osoby:
T. Kowalski, l0o., j. Bratkowski
15o., M. Micbalsk 25o., Jan 1 Fran.
oiszsk Gr.ybowscy 25c., Andrssj
Andrssjosak 25o. RaEem $1.oo.
pomnik Kosoiuszki W Chica-
81 polscy s~oojaliioi " Cleveland,
!, sfoayl 50 90, kt6rs przy ninle seem
\ saiacxam. - l. Jeleniswski.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-16
A MINISTERIAL CRISIS.
Agrarians Demand a Tariff War on tn
United States,

United States.
Berlin, Feb. 15.-The question of the
commercial relations of Germany with
the United States seems not unlikely
to lead to a partial ministerial crisis.
Addressing an Agrarian meeting re-
Gently, Baron Won Manteuffel, conser-
vative, said: Had we increased our
navy sooner the United States would
not have dared use such language to-
wards Germany"
At the annual congress of the Agra
rian league this week. similar senti-
ments were heard. One speaker, referr-
ing to the speech of Herr Won Buelow
in the reichstag last Saturday, said:
1T is useless to serve the Americans
with such sugar bread. If we want to
impress them we must show them our
fists. We want deeds from the govern
ment, not fine words. A great power
like Germany cannot allow herself to
be made fool of, as we so far have
done with regard to America"
After other speeches characterized by
vigorous exaggeration, the Agrarian
league adopted resolution congratu-
lating itself on the alleged return of
the government to Bismarcks COM
mercial policy" The newspapers, in
Guiding the officially inspired organs,
are openly talking of the ministerial
dissensions. 1t is asserted that the
ASrarlan utteranCeS or Baron Won
Hammerstein-LeXten minister of agri-
culture, have so disturbed diplomatic
negotiations that whole sentences of
his speeches have had to be omitted
from the official reports. The minis
tiers, moreover, have had to keep care
full watch whenever he addresses the
reichstag in order to correct possible
mistakes. For instance, on Jan. 80, he
violently attacked Baron Won Thiel-
mann, imperial secretary of the treas
ury, but in the official report the name
of private deputy, Herr Tiedemann,
was substituted on the ground that the
speech otherwise would have disturbed
the delicate sugar negotiations with
the United States. The official reports
have also omitted many anti-American
remarks of Baron Won Hammerstein-
Lexten One papers says his resigna-
ton may be expected, since he has
quarreled with nearly all his colleagues
There are renewed rumors that the
imperial chancellor, Prince Hohenlohe
is weary of office and lobby gossip has
it that Prince Herbert Bismarck
will succeed Prince Won Radolin as Ger
man ambassador to st. Petersburg.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-16
JOINT HIGH COMMISSION.
Many Important Concessions Are Under
Consideration.


Washington, Feb. 15.-Whether or not
| negotiations looking to the settlement of
the dozen or more issues between the
United States and Canada by means of
the joint commission, now in session, I'LL
timately will fail entirely can scarcely
be foretold. But regardless of the out
come it can be stated on authority that
the American commissioners have not,
as represented, refused the concessions
asked by the Canadians. On the con-
trary, the American commissioners have
listened with the greatest patience for
the past six months to every argument
that the Canadians cared to present in
support of the important concessions
they desired and so far from refusing
these the Americans have granted some
or the most important concession that it
is admitted are so broad as to make it
difficult for the American commission
ers to assure themselves of the support
of their government and congress in al
lowing them. 1T is said further, and
this statement is borne out by the open
declarations of the officials of both the
United States and Canada, that while a
number Of propositions nearly all of i'm
poftance, We're agreed upon by the two
governments as proper subjects to be
considered by the joint committee with
view to their insertion, it was not ex-
that final agreement would be reached
on all these subjects. Agreements have
been reached on some questions of the
first Importance, including matters that
have been the cause of constant friction
between the United States and Canada
Tor many years. On some other ques-
'tions the commissioners have not been
able to get together; it is even probable
they never will. The question Is wheth-
err, in view of this partial agreement,
the two governments will consider it
worth While ito attempt to base treaty
on those matters that have already
been agreed upon. The commissioners
are not bound to do this unless they see
fit, as 1t is understood that in such ne
gotiations there must be always more
or less trading" and it remains to be
seen whether both the United States
and Canada will regard the agreement
SO far reached as constituting a fair
adjustment
To-day's session of the commission was
one-sided affair After few minutes
in joint session. the British members re-
tired and the Americans remained an hour
longer than usual in conference. This inn
mediately set afoot the report that the
British had presented an ultimatum which
was being considered by the American
commissioners. This was in a general line
with the story telegraphed this morning
from London that the negotiations had
entirely fallen through After the session,
however, prominent member of the
commission, whose attention was called
to the London dispatch. expressed sur
price and declared that there was no truth
either in this or the report that an I'LL
timatum had been presented to-day. The
negotiations were, he said in a critical
stage. but there was no reason to believe
that they had failed. and that was all
that could be said at present
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-16

families of both we extend our SINGER
est consolation.
Resolved, That copies of these reso-
lutions be transmitted to each company
commander in the Montana regiment,
as well assto the families of the wound
ed and the dead.
Resolved, That the following mes
sage be cabled at once to the COM
mander of the Montana regiment:
:" Soldiers and officers: With pride
in your heroic gallantry, sympathy for
the wounded and sorrow for the dead.
the hearts of the people of Montana
are with you. Legislature
The committee on towns and counties
reported a substitute for S. B. 81, ere
ating Powell county, with the recon-
mendation that it be printed. The cor
poration committee recommended the
passage of S. B. ~, relating to foreign
corporations. The judiciary commits
tee reported upon bills as follows:
S. B. So, relating to insurance COM
panies, be printed. S. B. Ga, licensing
travelling agents, be Indefinitely post
interfering with the federal constitu-
ton. S. B. g.. relating to fees of coun-
ty attorneys, be Indefinitely postponed.
S. B. Sc, relating to attachments, be
passed.
The special committee to whom was
feleTTeu senator f1anndnS Dill simplify
ing the manner Of printing the official
ballot, submitted a report signed by
all of the members excepting Norris.
The committee reported practically the
same bill as the Sweet Grass senator
had drafted with the exception that
the substitute does not have the party
name at the top of the ballot. These
bills were introduced:
s. B. 92, by Warner-Prohibiting
n in
making any tunnel charges.
5. b. 80, by Worden-Relating to the
sale of property for taxes.
s. B. "a, by MISUNDERSTANDING to the
pharmaceutical laws.
s. ]. M. 6, by Geiger--Asking con-
gress to remove the snags and other
obstacles to navigation in the Kootenai
river.
In committee of the whole H. B. AZ,
reducing the rate of interest upon war
rants, was considered and recommends
ed for concurrence. This concluded the
senate's business, and upon motion of
Senator Hoffman, an adjournment was
taken until 1890
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IN a HEAVY GALE,
Impossible to Rescue Passengers of the
Bulgaria.

Impossible to Rescue Passengers of the
Bulgaria.
New York, Feb. 15.-The sailors res
cued from the missing Bulgaria of Inc
Hamburg American line, which is sup
posed to have been lost off the Azores
the latter part of last week, have made
statements before the German consul
in Punta del Gada, who has cabled it
to this city.
"On Feb. q during severe north
large and five collapsible boats We're
borne away. The ship then being with
out helm, pounded tremendously ana
sprung leak. On the Sd Of the month
there was eight feet of water in COM
partment No. A, and the ship heeled
over to port. Over 1000 bags of freight
We're shifted from port to starboard
without success. On Feb. 5 we sighted
the Weehawken and requested assist
ance. The first boat of the Bulgaria
took 10 passengers, but before we were
able to take more the boat was torn
away by the heavy seas.
THE second boat, with Second Officer
Scherges and four men, was also torn
away by the sea before the passengers
could be taken, and we lost sight of the
vessel. Weehawken launched two
boats; one filled with water and the
other saved eight persons. The Wee
hawken remained until noon on the 9Th
without seeing the Bulgaria again.
Two other unknown steamers were
near the Bulgaria, but we do not know
what aid they gave"
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DissensiOnS Increasing.

London, Feb. 16.-The Berlin CORE
spondent of the Daily Mail says: The dis
sensions in the Prussian cabinet are in
creasing daily. Baron Won Hammerstein-
Lexten, minister of agriculture. openly
disagreed with the foreign policy of his
colleagues, DR.. Rose, minister of ecclesi-
astical affairs and public instruction
Herr Thielen, minister of public works
Herr Brefeld. minister of commerce and
industry, and Herr Won Buelow, secretary
of state for foreign affairs. for a policy,
which, according to the agrarians, is too
conciliatory toward America. Probably
Baron Won der Recke Won der Horst, min
lister of the interior, will be the first mem
Der of the cabinet sacrificed