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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-05-12

Of Washington, D. c.: the govern
ment expert WHO is about to complete
geological survey Il the lakes and
streams of northern Minnesota.
Mr.. Dole and inspectors Of the state
board of health examined the water
supply at Ely, Eveleth and other
points on the Iron Range and St.
Louis and Itasca counties. They re-
port that the condition of the water
in the lakes and streams is very good.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-05-12
Died at Winton,

Mrs. Chas. a. Johnson, died at
Winton Sunday of diabetes after a
short illness. She was Al years OF
age and leaves a husband and child.
rem. The remains were shipped to
South Saltwater for interment Mon.
day afternoon. The bereaved family
have the sympathy of host OF
friends.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-05-12
New Locomotives.

The Duluth & Iron Range road has
received two of the nine new locOmo-
tives that it is to receive from the
shops this season, and two others are
now north Of Chicago on their way to
Two Harbors. The locomotives
weigh 10000 pounds, and are some
what larger than any now in service
on the Iron Range. The cylinders
are 22x28 inches.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-05-12
Fine Specimens.

George Norman came down from
his claim in 500 early in the week
and brought with him a load Of
samples which lie had taken from a
ledge In that country. The samples
are of fine quality and contain
copper, silver and other metals which
an assay will develop. There is no
doubt but what something will be
shown up in $50, the only drawback
at present being the hard manner OF
gaining access to the lands.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-05-12
Continued Until Monday.

The case of the st. CroiX Lumber
Co., against DR.. Tanner for logs
which the company claims the DR..
purloined for the building Of his cot
tage was on before Judge Cosgrove
and jury. Owing 30 sickness in the
family of DR.. Tanner the case was
adjourned until next Monday.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-05-12
Have Pure Water.

The water supply on the Iron
Ranges and.in northern Minnesota
generally is in fairly good condition,
according to reports received by the
state board of health from r. B. Dole
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The Lyceum.

Several Of our people will 60 to Du-
luth on Monday May %, to hear the
Pittsburg Orchestra at the Lyceum.
This will be the musical event of the
season In Duluth. Send for your
tickets to Fl. e. Pierce, Lyceum
Theatre, Duluth, Prices are from
SOC to $3.50.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-05-12
GRAND JURY.
Makes Report and Recommends
Some Things.

The full report Of the grand jury
as signed by w. B. Patton, foreman,
furnishes some food for reflection and
reads as follows:
"a committee from the grand jury
has visited and examined the county
Jail and found it clean and the pris-
oners therein confined. well-cared for.
The committee recommends that
as soon as practicable steps be taken
to provide more adequate quarters for
female prisoners, also that ward be
arranged for female prisoners.
During the Investigation of an.
other matter the grand jury has been
impressed with the gross carelessness
and utter disregard of business meth
DDS by the village officials of the VIZ
lage of Hibbing during the admins
tration preceding March Is, 1905.
During the preceding ten months
the books of the village recorders
Office were never balanced, nor in any
way checked, nor were any reports
made by that official to the village
council or to any other officials, al
though many thousands Of dollars
were received by that official during
that period Of time. 1t appears that
no bonds were required Of the village
recorder or Of any Of the several men
working under him, as is required by
law and. ordinary careful business
methods.
"It also appears that it has been
the custom of the village council to
monthly pay bonus to all persons
cashing village orders, in addition to
the legal rate of interest allowed by
law upon such orders. In fact the
general financial business Of said vii
llass-d asiag -tlas- past. administration.
seems to have been carried on by the
officials with utter disregard to the
rights of the people and the best in
terests of good government.
SIN accordance with the idstrue-
tions of the court the grand jury has
caused to appear before it several
witnesses to give evidence concerning
the cause of the death of the two men
in the so-called 'Hlbbing strike
After examining several witnesses
and continuing our investigation un-
til we were satisfied that further wit
nesses would disclose nothing new In
the matter, we came to the cOnclu-
sion and belief that 1t would be i'm
possible to discover the names Of the
persons WHO shot the.two men. From
the evidence adduced before the
grand jury this body Is Of the opinion
that the two deceased persons were,
at the time they met their death,
actively engaged In riot, In which
two or three hundred persons were
taking part, by throwing stones and
missiles and by firing guns and revolt
vers at citizens peaceably pursuing
their lawful callings. We are OF the
opinion that men who congregate in
crowds and try to prevent Others from
working by making threats of violence
and carrying out those threats by
throwing stones and other articles of
danger, and also by firing guns and
revolvers at those who are peaceably
at work, are taking their own lives In
their hands and we would advise all
such to keep within the law at all
times"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-05-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hodge. Albert
Kolstad. Sam Rapson and Richard
Griffin, have returned from their
fishing trip bringing back about 100
pounds Of trout.
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ASSIGNMENTS.
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% - Q y . - . y - . -
. BUSINESS LOCALS. .
D o o . g . . o g. q q

TT. Sanders & Son. farming nipple
rseats ana wagons. High grade gro
cerias and fine coffee a speciality.
49,. r 49,, ,,..s,. CIT,
60. - - % 80 '''T - ~ NJ
NOV steo, ard boavv hardware mil
s-nnIioq bol,iro np.,ns geo nroag
r es ,....,,i-- 800.
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NJ, -. etaa,.,. -.
Eighth street
Ro,-bard nbo.opranher ral.or of
Ono pbo+9crapbs. Try this gallery
van wfIl eat eys artistic work at sat.
isfac.ory prices 2ll Sixth Street
rrrre's LIVERY feed ana boarding
e.a1tss mi .clara livery service A
r1o fi1s an c7r~.c,a- for funeral &C.
aaaionr. Always tie best.
v-ols-rf.ts4,rio and p,rrircton
ri,u crr44 Il r.,,ran.eod Inv rts G
r~osnov o7ao-1I Washinc.-n avenuc.
Every droD is a drop of comfort.
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va 80. -, - for e. ~ foo
80. f-,-, Won. or., MAI f,r e. m
lain 4 wiuar i,ve,or an and com.
,,er,.al oys7rs
. .. ...o... .. CO...
Loan oeies. Unreaoemed pledges for
ale. Cuy 3. Perry the pavubrottr.
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WEATHER FORECASTS
FOR THE MONTH
ED.ToR BLISS GIVES pERlvA-
TON AND DEFINITION OF
HE I'D FEBRuARY-THE
ahMCgR MEETS HIS FATE.

& w Bliss, editor Of the Mon gom-
cry News. issues the following fore.
csgt for February:
OF man grounhog peepln from his
no..
! sAiyer an he shake an he say
it's mighty coli,
He 'ook I'D at de sun an he look up
at de sky,
Then he wink an he blink an he
shut hi weather eye.
Il don't think it's parlite." SCI he,
ito come out fore the frogs.
So I'll back TO sleep agin, bes des, I'm
skeert o. dogs"
Owing TO the fac. that the second
day of February did not come this
year until February 2nd, and owing
TO the further fac; at tAe ground
hog, the only infallible ave weather
prophet in existence, seiec.s that
day 10 peer into the meteorologic
future, we were compelled to post.
pone cur February weather spaam
unit after tails taciMn. blinkey
eyed old varmi; saunlered forth
and set his inscrutable wisdom up.
on an anxious and waiting world.
To oroundhca.
You sleepy Oh hc-n!t CT cloi e.
ana cells.
You afortlsgg-d and lamber.ne
gnomc,
What mystical power a. vcls wAerc
yoa dwell
Drives y1u 10 D f.em ,sar snug
Blnt,r hone?
Did you long Tor .he spr.nc aad Us
piceIaden braezc9
Did yca yarn Tor a trea1 of fresh
air:
or vas Il the whispering roots Of tn,
Tia. ceused ycu TO leave your
warm lairg
Wis., nens from youT g.oomy cid zen
20 yoa bring.
Your cryptic arcade in the hills.
VIII the flowers awake and bloom IN
tae SPRING.
Ard TIE air with their cucet f7ag
rance ill?
C5me. tell me ihc egFeia y3u lealu
% ia yonr den
Are re roofs OF the trees SIN
aiive2
VIII thcy seal up taei- llfeglvn'
ic or again.
And VIII leaiel ana bio son stil
ihriyez
q a1sweT ma u9w eTut1tlr n-ni
TOE winter hss had 4 long ztay.
F1ou is cold. piercing blasts VI
have shiTered ard shTnnk.
4E1 re Fez7n for Tie s75c. monfl
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MAsTER,s SALE.
TATE OF ILLINOIS Ga
AT.FyANpEui OTNTY,

TATE or ILLINOIS ss
ALEzASDEu ouNTY,
N the ircuit Court.
In the matter o. John T. Depenbrcck vs..
John Madden, L1cy Madden and John {
Crowley. MS urStcc. etc. On Dill to tofecl9se
mortgages end for other relief.
Public notice Is hereby given, that IN pursu-
ance az ascretsl order entered in tto above
entitled cause ga said court, on the 18th day
Of Febfuart, a.. ID pJse /, Walter Waraeit
master ~ chaucery for sHid court on 'fuesdav,
the l4th raw 81 February A -. 1907, a. 3
% @ ock in the forenoon OF said day shaH sell
al public augtlOn To- the highest bidder Tor
cash. ~ the suuthv esterly door Of the pft
horse iu tho city Of C.siro, in sal county. the
following described real estate, situate IN the
county Of Alexander and state OF Illinois,
tO-wit:
Lots numbered one 90. two 2l and three RI
in NoodWaru' "a sub. division of lots rnun'c,et
ore ny. 3Wo VI. three p four 70 ,hirt'-nii.c
29l ana forty t4ol in ol0ck nun beTsd w-niy
one 2l id the fourth ed iition tn rne city ~
Z airo. nccCrdiug to the recorded plat Of s'ii
city aud the several additions thereto, ara the
tlat OF said sub-divi sion, an IN he comfy
- Alexander and state or Illinois, togeth r
with an and sisguiar tse trusmeHts and
bereditanst.ts trerfuUtu belonging.
WALIER WANDER.
Master IN thaHcery.
January a. tg05.
Lansdcn & Leck. compliments solicitor
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IA NJ

Of May
BIT ual then the flowers are
blooming, ! ween,
Ana coger the vale and he Hill.
tnd the trees are all clothed in Jheir
garmcnts Of green,
Our Nay will be desolate st II.
Come clio err old varmit, fog fam
woJld | know
Now whisper it into my ear
How do you feel in your prison lc
Does d FIJI you with terror AMI
fear?
In that dark, narrow house en- you
quietly lie,
WI ho any thought of its g'c1n?
DO the fowerets whisper OF NE hy
and by.
When n glory they burst from ,ae
tomb?
Are you soothed by the breezss that
blow overhead,
BY the trees that over you b-ll,
Do care ever come 10 you in goug
dark. narrow bed?
Now answer your querulous friral
For son etlmes | know thai deaha
crlel blow
WI e. { NE down in my pride.
And TO iy long home / win falt1f.ug
ly go.
Where must lie down by y,u.
size.
Febr, ry was the monta OF Drr,G
cation among the ancient Romans,
being tsrved from the Latin worl
ssbruo. februere. februulifebrta.as-
um, or some such nonsense, meaning
o b1+h. ~ g1-.fy Hence he an
llnt 2 En took their ANIMAL bath
d lie Tiber in February and
ale3 tie wafer 81 rsicr0goa, .ufus-
3-.a. i1ic phytuzoria. Etrusccn bacil-
D. Nca9oH-an nits end nno k.-ds of
live Acc Tie caief saahlry iuspac-
or of Tho Rome board Of heal n small
ly cr3e.ad ia' hing ia Ire river I'll
Der SD teese as IL was "A menace 20
tho c5rh of ihc carp Fclmary ha.
10 be operated On for appaalic.t cy
cay fots years. but In other respecl.
j. Is ahoHt he rubrstest month 10
ire year.
Th m-uai Ole Err uccts Dis
iase ar tate d se0se t1 be hi
mate, and human geese WiH doHbc
wise If they believe in Cupi1's Hc.
and inie uairimony prancc II t1ci
are given Aalf chance. Blet IS lac
w0mgn and Tie man whose a wise
sagacioss plaa alJ uescr maze vita
reckless speed. moi wei. until jhey'y,
gone 10 seed. But ere icy wed the,
cal fully obaeve each o.hcs pedi
gree Ia1a j lsg Gud there is DID
sham Fl ether strain of sire or dam
wedding is announced. and the,
i-in hanls and dance down life's patti
way
Washington and Lincoln wer.
both born ia Fehruary. but were al
ass asla-a-l of D. aal 3f "a reercr
ea tPa tfe7 DID n1s peg p0ua ih'
event until Hay or June Dnfinz th'
-ontA Inc United stafcs sen8te Hil
tconlinna ~ sammcr about senatorial
. IF res ana VI traet Tie wneeIi
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cHAMcERY NOTICE.
STATS or If.ITSOEs.t.
AIaraufry O. rutr.

h. the Alexander county eircpit court. , eb-
fuary term. a D 1qot. InehaBceIy sitting.
Bfli il charcAfy so QHief tstle.
James O. BedwcIl. CO plaipf ut IS tontaiue
F. A9bria h. the unknown heirs 81 Allen J.
Daniel. tlert asfd Mrs. EawnTd b. Mickey.
Mrs. Edward g. Day and the uus uow nslfs
of Aiexsuder p tIlc-.s, dec astd j. deis.ue ants.
The above named defendants ere hereby n5ii-
fei that said complainant has THIS day aied
ia eaia ci.trt 9 certain bill iu cbal-eJF i1aHltt
iitise apaitfst t1ern ard thst Fu'1Fncas hae ~
sued f3ss reaf rsfnf ualie ozl go lrz5 uaF re ne
urzttefiu uf FHfd cuuri. ic be hoid' y 81 ne
eoaft hnure iu aifc, IiifntIs. On the l5til d1f
pt fehruaIE next
ftrp. Iiuofs. ganusrF 18th A n, 1878
Ike r. DAVIS. Glefk.
Lsnsdeu and Leeks Complainant solicitors
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Bio -Four Route
BEST LINE TO
New York, Boston
AND ALL POINTS IN TIE
East and Northeast

indianapolis. Muneie. Cincinnati
Dayton, Columbus, Cleveland and
points in Ohio, Indiana end Illinois.
Through sleepcrs from st. Louis &c
New York. Boston end Washington.
Trains leave Cairo as Follows:
No. 2-7.O0 q. IA. Eastern mail and
express. ai, Carmel. Vincennes. "a
ris. Danyule. indianapolis, Cincinnati
New York. Boston. Direct connection
with the famous kuickorbocker spec
lai
No. 2-3.09 p. III. Nall and expires.
Carmi. Evansville. Vincennes, lndi
annapolis. Louisville, Chicago, Terre
Hauie and Cincinnati. Local sleeper
from Vinccnnes to indianapolis $3.50
p. NJ. 1900 p m.
No 54-Local accommodates
Mound City. Grand Chain and Vienna
Trains Arrive at Cairo as Follows.
No. 55--ll:00 a. N. Vienna and
Cairo accommodation.
No. 2-12:20 p. M VincenDes and
Cairo mail and express
No. 9-7.i5 p. m, Danyille AID
Cairo mail and express.
hil trains daily except Sunday, Fol
fuiI information and particulars a.
10 rates. tickets. limits, etc, cali On
write Elmer Smith. ticket agent, ]
81. stone. r T. b.. cairo. III. c. l.
HiileaIy, A. G. I. A. 81 Louis bio.
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SOUTHERN DIVISION.
rHE Only DIRECT LINE 70 MEMtals
NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA, At
Last A, JACKSON WILLIE, sA-
yANNkH, VlCKSBURG

NAhiI NILi4F, NtiA 4A+NND,3'fN' -
LAIST A, JACKSON ViLLE, sA-
VANNkH, VlCKSBUR6
aid JACKSONVIILh.
3.O5 "A. m. ''The Dixie Flyer" Memphis
Nssl yiile and JaeksOhviile,
3.I0 a. m Memphis and Neg Ohs.rs l-inll,
ed via Memphis, arriving IN s.emphs Al s'Af
A. m ana New Orleans 10 p. m.
GiI0n. M. Pnduoah ard onisyllle.
t.f0 D. M, daily Memphis and New Orleans
Fast Mali arriving in Memphis at 7'lo p No. sno
New Orleans at a:25 e. M.
1910 D M, daily, Nashville, chstanooEaard
Atlanta,
0,t5 pm. Memphis and New Orleans speels.
iu:U9 4. ~.
S;i0p m. Paduoah, Hopkinsville and Louis-
Vile,
Es-FOr through tickets, sleeping car accoaA
,lCdntions and further information Apply ~
Illinois central Passenger Station, Cairo, It,
j. ~. JONES, Tkt Agt'
All. HANSON Gen psss. ACT, Chicago.
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A, H. HANSON,
General Passenger Agent

TfrNot AEent.
The Fast Trains,
TO California are run over The Union
Pacific. Via Omaha JIG hours quicker
to San francisco than any other line.
No change of roads, no detours, THE
Overland Route" all the way. BE sure
your ticket reads over the Uuion Pa.
cifc. Inquire of ]. II. Lothrop, c. A.
905 Olive street. st. Louis, Mo.
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JOS. r. MANLEY DEAD.

Angus q. Me, Feb 7.-Joseph H..
Marley. former Chairman Of he ma
ii3nal executive committee OF The Re
publican party. died al his home here
{ day Of 1cart failure,
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When you feel a sense Of weight
and oppression after meals it means
Indigestion. HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea positively cures INDIGESTION
constiDe ton and stomach troubles. 81
cenIs. Tea or Tablets. Paul G. Schulz
& Son.
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TLEFlElDS.
Ul5e Flyer" leatca 8 Louis a.
81. III H. 4 and arrives JaeSsonyilie
S: 10 acooui morning. Thrgngh siaep-
e.5. Dasrsht ride hroigh me most
picturesque and historic section Of the
south.
"Florita Lmitea" leaves ST. Louis
lat 200 -. D. and arrives jackson
vie 1853. ST. Augustine 9:25 next
porn 'ng sodd train with dining and
o9scrya cars.
Both rairs use the
NASHVILLE. CHATTANOOGA AND
ST. LOUIS RAILWAY
between Nashville. ChattanoTga and
Atlanta. the famous "Batuefsids
Roaic"
For folders and Interesting iltcra
turc oall Oh cr write to
ERNEST q. WOODWARD
1 travelling Passenger agent r. g.
and 81 T. Baisway. National Bank
Of Gem Building. s leals 10
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Read The Bulletin for the latest tel
cgraphic WIS,
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ILLINOIS Central
corrected 70 Fetrrary q, 1905.
Fug FAST MAIL Epu1 ~
ghertest and Quickest Route to
81. Louis & Chic ago



I:35 H. as. paiiy I hstasO NesfibniH
4 ,o,ifse avav3ug ~ Caieaaa At is.ae r. H.
connect nv With afternoon .rsins for al p"itu
cost una north
2s3a a ia iJniiy 81 l.Duis MAIN iielitrd
arriving IN At. Louis 81 f.y2 a, m, c"nnFo'!ns
al Inier staricn l'r Oh po.,ifs west Si"epins
az RI pusn q a!i5 =. Ia
.1a 4. IN, hicaao Daylight hxpr~sH
-xrrid auf.d4 AZ, makes ail stops between iAifo
VA Uhicaeo. arfviag ~ hcaqo 10 toa p. ~
stis i. Gg., ~. i4f.gia Morning FHtaessi
.xceW sunday, arriving IN RI. L1uis ~ ili-A
making an stops.
fI,5b =. IN. at. Louie Fast Mail, nrT'H-
tpa in -. Louis at Sos y. IA
3F:30 n. IN. Chis ago Nid-'ias special
arriving In Chicago 1850 i. ~.
2:a1p. IA Jaiiy st. lluufs ftmHen, ar
TjyiLg IN ST. Louis ut : ;8S p. ID, come oti4g l
@ gioil sistiou for Z ansss CITY, omAha, Der
SER Saa Francisco al al points west. "a,
2t32 u. ~ Fast fXpress for odiu, ni-
ungAsm, Nation, Ici"ps, Champaign On
osgo
6.tOp. la. 2hebes accommodate a.
$40 D. an. IhicaSo end hAsgern fA-
,.sAs arriving IN Ghlehgo 81 500 o. A., indian-
a7ols 20 inennatis iO;;5 d. "a, BudSlo hi4s
.. Az. Rev York TOO a. u, sieeplrg cars 20
Uhc2goi .-.
N.ese,, rare For New York and eastern
1 aaetN SCls cities snaald bear in mad
chat the lIiinois Central Is the quickest route
by praay hours iaAVing Cairo ~ 1903 p. NJ hno
A7riytns in New York OF TOO the se"ond morn
taR.
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ILLINOISCENTR TRIAL R.RGO

Winter Tourist Bates TO Denver, Colo
RADIO Springs and Pueblo, Col.
s46.65 round trip from Cairo. Tick'
It's sold daily to and including April
Goth. limited to return June 1st, 1904.
Winter tourist rates to the follow
ing named points and rates named
are sold daily until April S0th, limited
20 return June 1st, 1905:
sl0.5n Aberdeen, Miss; Duranf'
Miss.
s1400 Jackson. Miss
$500 McComb, Miss.
1000 Hammond, La.
SPILLS New Orleans.
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Smith Brothers
TIVE BIG STORE

1900 S-Washingt3n Avenue
Dealers in everything tlat is good
10 eat, use and wear. Exclusive agents
for BLANKE'S Celebrated Coffees.
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@ a4sweT me- u9U eTut1llr ralnk
TIE winter hss had 4 long stag
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Arizona republican., 1905-11-02

London, Nov. Especial dispatches to this mornings London newspapers represent the condition of affairs in Russia as being extremely grave, espe- ciaIlv in the provinces. St. Petersburg the dispatches say, remains compara- lively quiet. According to the St. Pc tersburg correspondent of the Daily Mail the revolutionists demand the establishment of Q republic and as the result of this demand, the strong am Of General Trepoff has again been in yoked Thus, says the correspondent brute force and popular sedition are again facing each other. Even the ap- pointment of Grand Duke Michael as military dictator, with General Ire poff as his right hand man, is discuss cd in official circles.
 The correspondents of the Daily Mail at Eieaf, in 9 dispatch dated November says:
 The governor general has resigned because he was not permitted to take strong measures to prevent the riots. IndescribIe scenes occurred last night. when the mob invaded the town hall
Arizona republican., 1905-11-02

At 6 o'clock tonight notwithstand- ing a deluge of rain the footing was resumed. The Jews fired from the bal comics of their houses on the troops and on the processions of loyalists. the soldiers returning the fire. The resi- dences and offices of many wealthy Jews were wrecked. The Jews now threaten to massacre the Christians to- morrow"
 4 dispatch 10 a news agency from Odessa describes that city as having experienced a dreadful day, the de- fenseless .populace being at the mercy of a bowling and armed rabble of 5O,- 900 men, calling themselves loyalists and led by disguised policemen and their wretched dupes.
 The dispatch says: "'The Jews made a stout resistance and their success ful bravery entailed Iamentable sacri- fees It is impossible to ascertain the casualties, but romor puts the mum Der of killed and wounded as high as 2.O0O many by bombs which the mobs used wholesale. Not until late at night. when the murderous work bod gone unchecked for hours, were the troops brought. cordons placed around Jewish quarter and quiet somewhat restored.
 ''The law abiding citizens are in censed with Governor General Kaul- bars. who is held responsible, since the civil governor was deposed yesterday. The only nope is that the worst has passed as in all probability the moDs have nearly exhausted their stock of cartridges
 The Odessa correspondent of the Standard tells similar tales. He says: { Tt is reported that the casualties will reach 600 but it is impossible to yer fly this report. The last bomb thrown | in Deribass street killed fifteen and wounded forty. The Jews are said to be the only persons who have resort
 ed to the throwing of bombs. but the
 extremity of their peril must be re-
 membered. The only salvation is the complete military control of the city.