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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-04-12
STUDENTS RECITAL.

There will recital at the College
Chapel Tuesday evening, April 10th,
under the direction of the instructors
of elocution and mnsic. Great prep
aration is being made and we can
promise heSpeople who attend a treat.
These departments arefnow in the best
shape they have been since the school
was founded, which reflects much
credit upon the instructors. Miss
Webster and Mr.. Hover. The pro-
gram will consist Of recitations, vocal
and instrumental music and scarf
drills bya number of young ladies. A
cordial invitation is extended to all to
attend
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-04-12
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS MEET.
Regular Session OF the Board of
M Supervisors, April, 1901.

iS Supervisors, April, 1901.
s In accordance with the adjournment
board of supervisors of Crawford coun
ty, Iowa, met in auditors Office, Mon
Cay, April, 1901.
Members present - Rhodenbaugh,
Schroeder Flaherty, Gigax, Molter.
Called to order at / p. M. by w. w.
Rhodenbaugh, Chairman
Minutes of Tuesday. Jan. 18th were
read and approved.
Also warrants issued bv auditor be-
tween session.
On motion claims were allowed as
follows:
John Peters to painting at court
house -------$ 81 90
A II Rudd publishing notices.
stationery, ETC. As so
Fl Huntington work for county
in March 62 90
O W Wheeler salary for March so 90
A r O'Brien salary for March,. so 90
A G Steuber salary for March so 90
y " ~ idlS sdidi y lOf NdFcu,
to costs in state cases, ETC.. 81 90
Frank Faul salary for March,
stamps etc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 100 81
w L Wright, M. D., salary for
March ------- 33f SO SO
NJ JICollins salary for March,
express, stamps, etc ---2--e- 1873 IS
A G Myers salary for March So lO4 90
Theo Kuhl, salary for March,
stamps etc 4-.-- l27 90
A B Lorenzen making out asses
sor's books ---------------- ~ 90
Jas Sheridan ianitor work for
March -----.-7-- Is 90
A w Virgins repairs at court
, house % So
Henry Bell salary for March,
boarding paupers ETC. 272 AZ
Emil Pautch labor in Flaherty
district --- ------- Al so
w w Rhodenbaueh to car fare
for paupers a 80
Jas Mcguire, M Bowman. H
Huntington. appraising road 10 so
"A G Myers to cash paid for ta-
BILE and chairs ---- 90
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Hal Butler, accused of Of stealing a
watch from Mr.. j. w Wagner, was
arrested at Arion last Tuesday by
Constable w. j. McAhren and brought
to Denison to await the preliminary
examination. The theft was commit
ed last summer since which time But
Ter has made himself scarce until re-
Gently.
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Philip Giss labor at court yard so
Frank Day shoveling Snow 90
Frank Fitzpatrick cobs 90
w Fl Pruter to cash paid labor
ers on roads in Rhodenbaugh
district 90 90
w Fl Pruter labor in Rhoden-
baugh district --- 681
Herman Grill material and labor
on bridges Rhodenbaugh dis
trict Observation-Disclosures 1918 30
Herman Grill material and la
Dor on bridges Flaherty dis
trict Observation-Disclosures 969 65
On motion petition of L j Shropshire
for cattle way on highway between
section 81, Goodrich township aud sec
ton 6, Denison township. is hereby
granted, chute not to be less than 20
feet in height.
Board adjourne;. at 5 p. m. to meet
Tuesday, April End, ats O'Clock a. m.
w w. RHoDENBAUGH.
NJ. j. COLLINS, Chairman.
Auditor.
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Jurgen Peterson labor in Mol
ter district 2 IS
G w Huff labor Rhodenbaugh
district 4 As
II A Quinn & Co lumber Gigax
district ---------- II
John F. Suhr labor in Gigax
district ---- 5 90
VIM Knott assessing saloons in
Iowa township ----- 10 90
B Stephens trustee 4 90
j ] Mcmahon trustee --- 2 90
On motion contract Of j B Barrett
tax collector dated April 18th, 1900, be
extended to June 18th, 1901.
Board adjourned at IL M to meet at
/ l p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board met at O'Clock p. m. and al
lowed claims as follows:
A Jenkins to boarding John
Thompson IA weeks etc -----S 26 &C
Mrs L Barden boarding Mrs
Stapleberg sick person OC
| } Dugan coal for Mrs Staple
berg and Palmer 23 &c
l. f Morris soldiers relief COM
mission and mileage 3 sc
Fred Book soldiers relief com
mission and mileage 4 Sc
G w Holmes soldiers relief
commission and mileage -. 4 SO
G E Dobler trustee 6 0C
Thos Hopper trustee S 0C
| Peter Hanson tructaa i 0(
Geo S Ohnsman labor White
district 3 sc
John Dorenkamp assessing sa
| looms at Ricketts, s 0(
Fred Book assessing saloons
West Side 2 CC
Henry Bendlxen assessing sa-
| looms at ISiron 2 0C
| u L Nixon assessing saloons at
Boyer 20C
U IL Carpenter assessing saloons
Buck Grove 2 OC
Richard Mcclure labor Molter
district 2 sc
John Piper trustee, returning
poll books and mileage sc
j h Carstens meals for jurors 6 sc
Healy Bros room rent for. j w
Horton to February 10. 1901 A 30
ID Z Boynton stamps etc 81 90
j w Baker oil for court house
and jail -----.----- ------- ID 81
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL BIRD.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL BIRD.
Board met in auditors office, We'd.
nesday, April 8. 1901.
Members all present.
Called to order at a. m.
Minutes Of Tuesday, April End, were
read and approved.
1 On motion claims were allowed as
fo1louc.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-04-12

r. Ordered by the board that a refund
of s12.6s be made to Byron Ayles-
worth Of taxes OF 1900 on lot block SO,
Denison, on account OF soldiers exemp-
ton.
VIM Knott assessing Iowa
township etc. 81 40
G r Carpenter assessing Wash
{ ington township etc---------- So so
John Bayles assessing Nishna-
botny township etc. ------ 81 so
E D Rowland assessing Boyer
township etc. SO 90
r. II Sweet assessing Willow
township etc ~ Az
Henry Bendixen assessing Otter
u Greek township etc ---------- 81 so
Thos Michaelsen assessing Han &
over township etc------------ 81 20
Fritz Schultz assessing Morgan
township acknowledgements " 20
III B Glassburner assessing Char
ter Oak township etc 90 so
1T Nixon assessing Stockholm
township etc--------4-------- So 20
| John Dorenkamp assessing, Sol
der township etc ---------- 80 %
| Dyson and Calvin meals for
Sam Herringer poor person Is IL
Mrs NJ Killcoin boarding Carl
Krummer --.-.-...-..- S 90
A @ Beers transportation OF
Carl Krummer- ? SO
b. A Saunders NJ D, to service
rendered Carl drummer 49, 5 90
Mrs. p j Collins nursing Anna
| Collins. poor person Is 90
Saunders Bros. merchandise for
poor --------@- ~
John G Hamann labor Gigax
district 3 so
At 4 o'clock contestant papers of the
| Vail Observer and Charter Oak Times
were opened aud both withdrew with
out prejudice. 1t was resolved by the
Board that the Vail Observer, Dow
City Enterprise, Charter Oak Times.
Der Demokrat and Die Zeitung be Sc
lected in additional as official papers.
On motion compensation for publish
| ing board proceedings for the year 1901
be fixed per square as follows: Deni-
son Review and Bulletin each Is cents:
Vail Observer, Dow City Enterprise,
Charter Oak Times, Der Demokrat and
Die Zeitung each 10 cents.
Board adjourned at 5 p. m. to meet
| Wednesday, April Bird at 9 a. nj.
M. j. COLLINS,
W. w. RHoDENBAUGH, Auditor.
Chairman.
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TUESDAY. APRIL 2.

Board met in Auditors Office Tues
day. April End. 1901.
Members all present.
Called to order at 9 a. m.
Minutes OF Monday, April 1st, We're
read and approved.
On motion claims were allowed as
follows,
b j Lane repairs at jail --------$ 2 so
G w Langley mileage on com
mittee work Observation-Disclosures III %
Montgomery and Ainsworth
meals for jurors 6 so
Seymour and Lyman meals for
jurors } %
Lyman and Tighe meals for jur-
ors- 49, 3 25
Frank Fee repairs and material
at court house Sc rs
G ii White clerk - 90
G d Miller coal for Giss and
Wilmer etc ---------.-.----- 10 40
Roeh Bros repairs 3. - ~
G E Booth merchandise for F
Brundage- ---------------- 4 90
l. NJ Baer nightwaLch 80 1890 10 90
Bowman and Kranz Bros coal
for Thos Lumley .---4---- so
Dan McGrath labor in Flaherty
district --------l-- 3 90
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F A Smith do 90
Jos Johnson do 400
Aug Schurke, o--- 4 90
q l. johnson. assessing saloons,
Debit Observation-Disclosures 90
w w McLennan, defending
John Corners 2 OF
Aug Lochmiller, merchandise
furnished Kahler family 10 63
W w Rhoden baugh, car fare for
poor person Observation-Disclosures 90
E Gulick, house rent for Mrs H
Theodorf- ------------------- IA 90
A G Heath, merchandise for 3
Brundage--- 3 50
S. Vengrovitch, merchandise for
,FfBrundage ----------------.- 90
r B Black, merchandise for poor
farm III 10
N r Wilder, merchandise for
poor Observation-Disclosures 40
w j Campbell, justice of peace
transcript, case State vs. Me
Donnell, Wilson, Bohart 50 20.
Jas Rollins, labor, Rhoden-
baugh district ~
!. F "A Hickey. labor. Molter dis
trict- -i4t,-'- u z w
Peters and Suhr, lumber, Molter
/ district -------- AZ so
A j Barrow, labor, Rhoden-' A
baugh6istrict----- co.
a G Petersen, nails, Gigax dis.
trict- ------------s ] 0O
Claim of Goodrich township for thel
sum Of $500 was rejected.
Resolved by the board that the com
tract OF w. T. Wright. county physi-
clan, dated June s, 1900, be extended.
one year from date.
Board adjourned at 5 p. M, to meet
Thursday, April 18th, at 9 a. m.
w. W. RHoDENBAUGH,
Chairman.
M. j. COLLINS. Auditor.
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or. SToCMD aLE

Who makes regular monthly visits to-
Denison, is an educated specialist; has
diplomas from the best medical colleges
and is endorsed by the Iowa State Board
He employs no irresponsible men to see
his patients, but sees them himself. He
is therefore, personally responsible for
the progress made by every one under
his care.
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pay WHEN CuRD. Il.

Pay WHEN CURD. ss
1t is the perfect confidence we have in
our treatment that warrants us in adop-
ting the above terms. Wewill not ac-l
cept any pay Except patients pay for
medicine) until the cure is effected.
He viii be at the Wilson House.
Denison. Monday, April 29fn,I
from $50 a. M, to z p. m, OHeS
day only, returning every month, /
Dr. Stockdale is thoroughly response
BILE and will be glad to have YOU inyes-I
tigate his standing and method off
treatment. He cures chronic catarrh,y
diseases of the eye, ear, nose throat,Y
lungs and kidneys, brights disease, ,dys-S
pepsia, constipation and rheumatism
Young and middle aged men sufferingI
from nervous or physical debility lost
v:gor premature decline of powers, al
positive guarantee to cure.
Blood ahd Skin Diseases
And diseases of women. Consultation
free and confidential Many cases at a
distance successfully cured by our per-
feet system of mail treatment. Addressl
DR., B. A. ST0CKDALE,
Codneil Bluffs, IoualE
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-10-30
INDIVIDUAL MENTION.

4rJ aAn f,afagg4ut. NE rfrbest of all
F,.,.i.i. f,raHef Ht re5oei, esti-
U.t,a,. - f,,ot1ip s.t1. 0g1a scar.
n.y.g -,.y.a. III pae.ga fas been
III o,4nty district attorney tl,r econ
s,.n,sys r.ar. M Il democrat ma
,..- Az, III. rseIet...saF ,la r.u,,b.
soa,.
I'LL. r. ,T1rrt, y.tfe III M ,,ar-
..r..r III tri<,na .a. k:a5anra by "a.
a5..1. sF#crza .fantsraF rrT4lg + rar,
.tam.. II Nanfbaf lat. m.,yar
IF pr.5.I,, NJ
rE Il 49,. ,f .,. :.
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The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-10-30
To XIII Chamberlain.

London, Oct, %, st the Old Bailey
Martial Faugcron, a Frcncliman. who
was committed for trial Sept. / on the
charge Of numbering Herman Jung, an
old icwcler of Clerkenweil, about ten
days previously testifying In his own
behalf, repeated his statement that
Jung had promised him a fortune if he
would stab Mr.. Chamberlain, the colo
NAL secretary. with knife and make
him suffer greatly before he died, as a
lesson for the suffering he had caused
bS the South African war.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-10-30
No Street chr strike.

Philadelphia, Oct. 29.-The meeting
Of the employees Of the Onion Trac.
ton company, which was in session All
hight considering the advisability of u
strike, adjourned after defeating by
large majority the proposition to tie
up the street car lines of the city. The
Amalgamated Association Of Street
Hallway Employees, which is affiliated
with the American Federation Of
Labor, was at the head Of the strike
movement and claimed TO have the
support OF 90 per cent Of the trolley
men.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-10-30
WISDOM OF CURRENT FICTION.

A wozaa has nssd Of a sharp
tongue. s5nee Pr0Efaezce gave her bar
indifferent Hssa.--Joscely Cheshire
As Ne xros older al Esfe gross more
and more bgtrsr--aaG ~ more and
more a5ge 70 bear Ts---lt Woman for
Nothing
Argsznezts are like t5rehings. only
taase know their vais@ Hho have
ceased 80 have any need foz taen--.A
Royal Exchange
The history 81 many 4 wonasn's
tragedy c0alt n@ sausmet up hy the
mans cry II weakness. = need yoH-
Sand By ne = Another WOnan'z
Territory.
P0etry-aE5 aost 81 al amateur
poetry Stands fer pain Every ifae
1t i spzIls aoe. Either TIE uriter. 81
those living with the writer, could tell
a tale Robert Orange
II + a0znstInss iHstrl1ct5Ts 70 la.oIc
hack and ZEE how Des-sn, gave u
ksck here, and Fate shove here. ,ha-
sent a. II the right dfrection az the
proper tsEne---The Crisis
5ren ~fb Ike ssld Sports are. a. 4
rale. earnest. heaithy, rivae-oHs fell
Jaws fond u good cheer. Nth de-
ciGef l-znih1 towards ma ktng 2he S@St
q aqeryth-n2 z. Af Lcve's Extremes
All fhis outward EhgN ~ holiness
failed n convince. II was Ike The
smell AZ musk. which hint 81 less de-
.l.as5e scents 70 b ov-rpgEeresi
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-10-30

Glarinda. Ia Oct. 29-Judge Wheel
or ii the district court declared IN
constitutional the law passed by the
Iwcnty-eishth general assembly pro
hibiting tile sale Of liquor shipped into
Iowa from other States in original
PACKAGES. The Law ana order League
Of iowa has pushed the prosecution Of
alleged offenders. The agents CON-
bined 10 secure i ruling on the consti-
tutionaIity Of the law, setting up Us
grounds Of unconstitntipnality that it
intcrfered With interstate commerce.
The case probably will be appealed.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-10-30
.ny.terIou. Poisoning Cleared In

South Bend, E4d.. oct, -. SOUTH
Bends mysterious case Of poisoning
in The Webb family las been cleared
mp. i I1siinortehl III tile lo,il ~
Charles Webb revealed the fact that
he. his III thcr, Mrs Rahcccu Webb.
and sister. cora Wcbb. were victims Of
asphyXiation. Coroner HcnHer has r..
turned verdict ID that effect. With
the filing Of the verdict Grant Webb
was released and MI charges against
lin were dismissed.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-10-30

New Haven Conn Oct. 2g.-Henry
Mcdonald S"dley Of New York, The
Sheffield Scientific school freshman
accused Of causing the death Of Ed
ward Corrignn Of Willimantic a Yale
Law school student. was charged with
manslaughtcr in The city court after
the former charge Of breach Of tie
peace had been dismissed The hear.
Ing was postponed to Nov. y. and he
was held III bonds Of $1,000, which
were furnished
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-10-30
nnnnIn nIIl. Trnin Mrcctcn.

Nashln&fnH iOc "a A head On
col 44 oceUrrcd ~ l.iuwood " e
earl. tadr bat#oep Buffalo BIZ
ah, Gap and freight train No III.
I'll" taa TT og tbe show train was
badly hHrt and the engineer and fin
mai 5f the same tra.n fnc~lyed -lieat
inmrIe About one mHdrd Of Bur
fa Eil's aorn Hrrn flnd and tIo
PAIN ars containing fnm iDtaiiy
Wad Ono nar u t frFsIi tfn
wa demolished Nci,# cnEno left
til track
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-10-30
Beware OF Uintments for Z
That Contain Meith''

as murcery will surely destroy Y.
OF smell and completely drrarI
whole system when entering Il |
the mucous surface. Such artlr' !.
never be used except on pr.s
from reputable physicians as tl'
they will do is ten fold TO liir
can possibly derive from llio%,
Catarrh Cure, manufactures
Cheney 4 Co., Toledo, o. c9%'
mercury, and is taken intefll' ,,,,fI
directly upon the blood and lli ing
faces of the system. In pu2 na i
Catarrh Cure be sure you se' =" 10 4
1t is taken internally ana w..
ledo, O.. by Il. j. Cheney y
monials free. =, mel q
Sold by Druggists, price . .Ss' bess;
Halls Family Pills are ~ n
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-10-30
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Orphans Court will be in session To-
daS' and Judge Spruancc will preside.
z. L. NanPclt, the labor hunter from
virginia. who has made several visits
I" this city in search of men to work
On Il railroad, left here Monday might
over the h. X o. road with another
party Of about thirty men.
IN the paint shops of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, a humber of cabooscs
anu work ears are being given coats OF
new paint.
John Muldoon, employed by the Street
ana Sewer Department as barrow man.
was stricken with commissions yesterday
ln"rhlng while at work on West Ninth
street near Tatnall
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-10-30
Pitcher Townsend in Town.

While in this city yesterday John Town
send. Of Townsend. who pitched such
good ball for the Philadelphia National
League Club last season, denied the re-
port that he has jumped his contract to
play with the Philadelphia Club next
season.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-10-30
Firemen Serenaded.

Harry l.. Chapman Of Delaware ave-
Iuc ana Scott street. who recently mar,
ri"d Miss Matte Chalfant were senc-
nnded by the members Of tie Water
Witch Fire Company Of which Mr.. Chap
man is member.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-10-30
House Buyers atten,io,.,

LOOK at once at new houses. Tenth and
Lombard street, rooms and bath. Ten
hnllt, seven already sold Its the price
that sells them quickly. Best value IN the
''ome Real Estate Company.
tsvhto o. ground.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-10-30
Miss Heck Will Sing.

Miss Evalync Heck. Win has been
singing in Philadelphia has joined the
choir n It. Andrews +. T.. Church and
will sing there within the next two
weeks
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-10-30
CzoigOsz Eiectrocuted.

Auburn, n. ", oct. 80 President
McKiney's assassin, Leon Gu 1lgosz was
successfully electrocuted at Auburn
prison at 7.l5 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing,
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-10-30
Struck by Freight Train.

Walter Flnchrr Of No. 11O9 East
Fourteenth street, was struck ana srri-
olSly injured hy II freight train ~ Edge
Moor yesterday He is not exp"ct.y! to
recover.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-10-30
,.nnrrnl ,,nnhnil r,..,.,rn..

lDrtIapd Oh Of 2a THe tinted
sfata4 transport SeNad has arrived
from st. Michacl's lhr Steward had 4
Stormy passag" Among lcr pas-en-
ger WIS General {, NJ Randall, who
Mil assume coinmand % lie depart
mont II the Columbia, With headquar-
tiers NJ Vancouver Barracks, Wash
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-10-30

lots from mills and makers
and secured very lowest
prices for cash. Mems
underwear at g and 75c.,
81 and sr.5o a garment
Ribbed goods, fleece lined
and natural wool. Full line
Stuttgarter sanitary wool
underwear, all weights, sizes
aud styles; nothing better
made at any prices. Colored
shirts with cuffs separate or
attached. Big line new
styles and patterns at 81.
Finest Alanhattans al 81. 80
and s.. White shirts at
e5c., OF two for 81 IS. Regu-
lar 81 and sr.5o goods in all
sizes. .
OPEN Tuesday and Satur-
day nights.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-10-30

We are doing
an immense
trade in both.
We never made
q better show
ing in styles
and prices We
bouoht in case
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-10-30

Ex-Govrrn0r of Connecticut Dead.
Nrw Haven, Conn, Got 70 Henry
Il. Harrison, governor of Connecticut
during the term from 1885 to 1887, has
died at his home here
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-10-30
New Goods At Little |

USINESS at the big new store is going along nicely
above our expectations in fact every week shows an
crease looks reasonable too, that should be 50 with
big new stock of goods at so little prices
More Of the under value parlo suits are now readyvh
we saw under value it means in this instance, saving you
thirty per cent it's great assortment we are showing
the quality of guaranteed-he prices range from
to $4,000 and are like this:
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-10-30
Ingram Carpets, 55C.

full line Of super Ingram Capets at S cents Peryar
Others from IS cents to 90 cents per yard
yard ~! yards in widt-seyenteen new patterns Of
yard
and yards wide any width YOU desire all this seaso
per square yard.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-24
PERSONAL.

In reply 10 some who asked him whether he
read a great deal Lord Kelvin little while ago
made the rather startling reply that he had not
read book for thirty years. Il read nothing but
Statement; 1t may not be thirty years but 1t IS a
40 6oots bt course, am Gontinually reier6l2S
ing. except the daily papers and I feel especially
Of events" - O0- "'''O'S - ''''' ''s
NJ Ferand, who died recently In Paris belonged
to family closely identified with the revolution
airy history of France. His great-uncle was a
member of the convention which condemned 20
shared the fate of the royal victim, his head being
81 Stutk b AT The end Of pike ond thrust in the face
the Minister Of Finance in 1871. who raised the loan
or hVe nlilliardS the famous indemnity TO the
Germans. was NJ Ferands brother-in-law.
An English paper says that after Lord
Galloway entered the British House of Lords he
presumed so far upon his relationship to the Mar
qus of Salisbury to write Disrael to ask for
the office of Master of the Buckhounds. and he
was favored with a reply which read somewhat
follows Il am sorry that cannot recommend you
for the office of Master of the Ruc5hounes.
her majesty diskes having anybody connected
with the royal household who bad language.
but will recommend you for the Lord High Com
missonership to the General Assembly of the
Galloway held the Lord HiSh Commssionership TO
the General Asse ably Of the Church Of Scotland
both in 1876 and 1871
1t Is announced that the Grand Duke Wilhelm
Ernest of Saxe-Weimar WILL on the expiration of
the period OF mourning for Queen Victoria, become
engaged to the youngest daughter of the late
Duke Alfred Of Saxe-COburg-CiOtha. The grand
duke born in 1876 and succeeded his grand
father in the duchy last January. The bride-e!ect
is the Princess Beatrice Leopoldine of SaxeCOburg,
the youngest daughter of the late Duke Alfred (sec-
ond son of Queen Nictoria} and the Grand Duchess
Marie of Russia
BY the will of the late Franklin FL Bishop, of
Russell Mass. the State of Massachusetts is
made his residuary legatee. The will reads: "As
1 have no relatives whom care to bestOw my
goods and estates after the payment Of my just
debts and funeral expenses give all the residue of
my estate 10 the Commonwealth Of Massachusetts,
10 its sole 5nd behoof forever" The executor
SAYS that when the estate is settled the Common
wealth will receive about 5000 Mr. Bishop was a
prominent citizen of Russell and an ardent al
mirer OF his State