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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-12-26
R61ne nOtatki teIegrafiCzne

w ShulSh llCLuySu pOSiO5Sh PAH
gazety szerzonych, jakoby nieogioszo-
ma drukiem Geese pamietnikow Ho'
henlohego zawierala jakies szczeg6iy
kompromitujace Papieza Leona XIII,
urzedowo zarzadzono sledztwo po-
glosh te okazaly sic teraz bajka mai
zupelniejsza / wymyslem zlosliwym:
- Rosyjski pulkownik Obruczew'
naczelnik 81 puiku piechoty, zostai
W swych dobrach W poblizu Lukowa
zamordowany przez nieznajomego
czlowieka.
- w Rydze, W fabryce Aetna,
gdzie pomiedzy robotnikami duzo jest
rewolucyonist6w, znaleziono / skonfi-
skowano wielki zapas materyaiow
wybuchowych przeznaczonych do ma
pelniania bomb.
- Stan zdrowia krola szwedzkiego
stale sic polepsza.
- We Fort de France ma wyspie
Nartynice W ZachodHic1 Indyach
wczoraj rano godz. 8 dalo sic do
strzedz trzesienie ziemi trwajace 20
sekund, ale szkody ME zrzadzilo.
w dzielnicy vivfenne W Paryzu
aresztowano pewna akuszerke, oskar-
iona zamordowanie niezliczonych
niemowlat. Dowiedziano sic "a ta-
kich morderstwach przez MIA popel-
nionych.
w Berlinie umarl admiral W s..
s. Max Freiherr V. d. Cotton W GO ro-
ku zycia.
- Ma dworach europejskich obcho-
dzono wczoraisze swieto wspaniale,
jak zwykle, ale W kolach rodzinnych
oczywiscie. Ze szczeg0lna okazaioscia
obcnodzono uroczystoSG W Madrycie,
gdzie W kaplicy zamkowej odbyia sic
rano pasterka, ma ktorej obecni byli
liczni grandowie czlonkowie szlach-
ty, TAX, re trudncScia sic pomiescili.
Dniem przedtem zas urzedowo oglo-
szono, re kr6lowa spodziewa sic 20
stac matka.
= Austryacki arcyksiaze Leopold
Salvador. kt6ry pred czterema laty
wyrzekl sic swoich praw rodzinnych,
ably modz ozenic sic whitening A
Acknowledging, c0rlIa pocztowego u
rzednika, obecnie stara sic rozwod
z zona.
w Bialogrodzie, stolicy Serbii
odbyly sic ma placu pred paiacem
kr6lewskim demonstracye okrzyka-
mi: ,niech zyje rzeczpospolita!" Po-
licya / wojsko rozpedzaly tlumy.
- We Francyi ME odprawiano tym
razem o p6lnocy Mszy sw. ,,Paster-
skiej". w niekt6rych jednak koscio-
bach niejako tajemnie ia odprawiono,
ludzie przez zallrystye ma mia przy-
chodzili.
w ubieglych dw6ch dniach W
r6znych miejscowosciash Stan6w Zje-
dnoczonych wydarzyiy sic nieszcze-
scia kolejowe; przynajmniej II osob
zostaIo zabitych, a kilkadziesiat po-
kaleczonych.
- Rzymsko katolicki kosci6i spa
lii sic wczoraj W Otsego, Mich.
- Ma przystani okretowe1 w New.
port News, Va, pozar zrzadzii szko-
de ma 100000.
- Wedle rocznego sprawozdania
szefa statystyk piracy W New Jersey,
place robotnik6w zwiekszyly sic W
ostatnim roku 3S procent, a dro-
zyzna wzrosla cztery procent.
w New Yorku niejaka Ella
Marks obchodziia ia rocznice swo.
ich urodzln. Przybyla do Ameryki .
mezem przed 35 laty Polski; cd lat
so pail fake.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-12-26

made Karlistow zlozonq z 20 O.
sob, a miedzy niemi generala
Moore, brata Enrique Moore.
Sprzysiezeni poddali sic bez opo'
ru. Znaleziono u Mich ~ karabi-
now amunicya, okolo 1000 ma
bojow maszyne do wyrywania
SYN kolejowych. Wszystkich a
resztowanych zawieziono do Bar
celony pozamykano tam w oso-
bnych celach.
Owensboro, KY, 26 grudnia.-
w bitwie, ktora sic. odbyla one
gdaj wieczorem pomiedzy straz-
nikami "West Kentucky Coal
Co." w Sturgis, Union county, a
strajkujacymi gornikami, trzech
mezczyzn zostaio zabitych, a
czterech pokaleczonych. Z zabi-
tych jeden byl straznikiem a
dwaj gornikami. Bitwa wydarzy-
la sic we wnetrzu miasta, mile
cd kopalui; kto ia rozpocza5. ma
pewno ME wiadomo. Rozpoczela
sic nagle i tr~aia przez czaS ME
iaki; dano razem okolo rs strza-
low. = Czlonkowie uni gorni-
czej strajkuja cd roku, a kompa-
MIA dale zatrudnienie nieunioni"
stom, dla ktorych bezpieczenstwa
utrzymuje straznikow. Bitwa "a
czela sic w lokalu bilardowym /
przez godzine trwaia panika. w
calem miasteczku jest tylko je-
den policyant, ale szeryf ze swo-
imi ludzmi udal sic do Sturgis.
Meridian, Miss, 20 grudnia. =
Wp6lnocnej czeSci powiatu Kem>
per cd trzech dni srozy sic walka
pomiedzy murzynami a bialym'
w kilku miejscowosciach; doty-
chczas, O lie wiadomo, 10 murzy-
now i dwoch bialych zoStalo "a
bitych, a duzo pokaleczonych.
Inni jednak donosza, ze juz S
bialych zstalo zabitych, mu-
rzyr6w o wiele Wiecej.
Rozpoczelo sic to przed kilku
dniami Cd tego, re w poblizu
Scooba ma wqskiej drodze spot
kaly sic diva wozy farmerskie !;
ma jednym byt biaiy farmer, a
ma drugim murzyn. Murzyn obii
farmera, ten doniosl tenn mle-
szkancom w Wahalack. Biah
tam zebrali sic napadli ma mu-
rzyn6w; w b6jce jeden bialy /
niewiadomo ilu murzynow costa
10 zabitych. w niedziele przysz-
10 do bojki miedzy murzynami a
biaIymi ma pociagu kolei Mobile
and Ohio blisko Wahalack. Kon-
duktor zabil w bojce ogolnej je-
dnego murzyna. Odtad W Waha'
lack ! w Scooba powstaiy bojki.
Z Meridian wys}ano stanowa mi
licye: kiedy jednak przybyla do
Wahalack, wydawaio sic, re juz
spokoj porzadek nastapii zol-
nierze powrocili. Ale znowu po
ich odejSciu nanowo powstaiy
rozruchy i bojki. Gubernator
Vardaman ma nowo wyslal woJ-
sko do Wahalack do Scooba.
Murzyni podobno zabarykadowa-
Ii sic dwie mile cd Wahalack i
grozac spaleniem miasteczka;
odgrazaja sic takze przeciw mi
hcyi.
Leavenworth, Kas., 26 grudnia.
: Wczoraj aresztowano ID zof-
merry, g}ownie z TX pulku mu-
rzyiskiei kawaleryi, powodu
awantury, ktora wydarzyla sig
onegdaj. Do napeinionego tram
wfaiu strzelano kilka osob 20
stalo pokaleczonych przez sko-
rupy szyb. Kapitan Walsh z TX
pulku piechoty zarzadzil sledz-
two. = Wieczorem kap. Walsh
powiedzial:: Zatrzymano w are
szcie trzech zoinierzy. Siysze, ze
do tramwaju ME strzelano, tylko
kamieniami rzucano. Konduktor
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-12-26

kolaj i. L PoWodu okolcznosci
lagodzacych jednakowoz i niena-
gannego dawnego postepowania
tych oficerow, sad wojenny pro-
sic bedzie cara, ably te kare "a
mieniI ma 10 letnie wiezienie w
twierdzy. Czterech innych skaza-
no ma krotkie wiezienia W twier-
dzy, a innych uwolniono. Oska-
rzeni byli podzieleni ma try ka-
tegorye: y ma komendantow O.
kretow; y oficerow, ktorzy gso-
sowali "a poddaniem sic; 81 Off
cer6w, ktorzy ME sprzeciwiali sic
poddaniu sic. Prokurator Po-
wiedzial, re kara smierci ME zga-
dzalaby sic duchem czasu, ale
re postapienie oskarzonych bylo
nieslychane w dziejach; zda-
MEM jego Nebogatow powinien
byI wszystkie swe wojska ma je-
den okret sprowadzic, a inne o.
krety potopic.
Petersburg, 26 grudnia. =
Morderce hr. Ignatiewa identyfi-
kowano jako studenta nazwis-
kiem Fidler, ktory byi jednym
przywodzcow zeszlorocznych roi
ruch6w w Moskwie. Wowczas
pozostawiono go ma wolnej sto-
pie pod kaucya $1,000 IL dobrze
zachowywac sic bedzie. Oczy-
wiscie ia kaucya przepada.
Pogrzeb hr. Ignatiewa odbywa
sic dzisiaj; zwloki zostana zlo'
zone uroczy$cie w klasztorze A
leksandra Newskiego.
Wczorajsze ranne gazety do
niosly, ze pomiedzy wojskiem w
Carskiem Stole wiele osob costa
10 aresztowanych.
Rzym, 26 grudnia, = Czlonko-
vie Swietego Kollegium onegdaJ
ziozyli swe zyczenia Papiezowi.
Ojc;ec Sw w allokucyi swojej
powiedzial, re niestety ME jest W
stanie dobrych dac wiadomosci.
Dodal, re zyczylby sobie, azeby
On i Gale Kollegium byli obecni
we Francyi i dzielili cierpienia
tamtejszego duchowiehstwa W
tvch ciezkich czasach. Pocieche
GAIA stanowi zgodne postapowa-
ME tamtejszego episkopatu i
wierno$c Biskupow we wszyst-
kich czeSciach Swiata. Ma ma
dzieje, re W kohcu we Francyi
KoSciol odniesie zwyciestwo. L
wielkiem ubolewaniem wyrazal
sic takze O demonstracyach anti
ko$cielnych we Wloszech i wy
razii takze wspolczucie zolnie-
rom, kt6rzy musza strzedz Wa
tykanu narazeni sa ma znosze-
ME przykrego powietrza.
Nigdy jeszcze zaden Papiez
ME otrzymal tyle depesz i listow
zyczeniami ma Swieta, jak
wczoraj onegdaj Plus x, Bar
dzo wiele depesz wyrazow
wsp6lczucia nadeszlo re Stanow
Zjednoczonych; ME brak tez by
10 listow wyrazami wspolczucia
Cd glow koronowanych.
Paryz, 26 grudnia. = Pierwszy
wypadek zamkniecia koSciola od
czasu wejScia w zycie novel u
stawy zaszedl w Azay sur lndre,
gdzie burmistrz pisemnie dal
rozkaz proboszczowi, azeby opu-
scif budynek. Proboszcz wypel-
nil rozkaz koSciol plebania
zamknieto. Kwestya, czyli bur-
mistrz postapil prawnie, wywo'
luje dyskusye.
Paryz, 26 grrrdnia. = Zwiazek
prasy dowiaduje sic teraz o pra-
wdziwych szczegolach ukladu
angielsko francuskiego z r. 1901.
Jest pewna rzecza, re oba te mo-
carstwa przyrzekly sobie wzaje'
mnie przyjSc pomoca ma ladzie
ma morzu, jezeliby jedno nich
bylo zaczepione. Ami not ami in
.,1,ol, .oJobo1-cb rO,ly,1r11 aY1tOIv Y1io
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-12-26
KrOnika MiejscOWa.

Skandal w rosyjskim konsulacie.
Baron Sshlippenbach, tutejszy
rosyjski konsul, zosta{ powo}any
do Waszyngtonu, gdzie przed
ambasadorenD baronem Rosen,
bedzie sic musia} wytl6maczyc z
awanturniczej sprawy, charakte'
ryzujacej dosadnie rosyjskie czy-
nownictWo. @3c e2i4
Unlarl 1liedawino ternu sekre-
tarz prywatny pana konsula, ma
z.wiskient Mikot1j Rajan zapi-I
sal $4,000 synowif ~ drugiegog
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-12-26

ow spadkobierca jest jego synem
Z pierwszego malzehstwa re
Rhjlan ME jest jego ojcem, lecz
matka. Pokazuje sic, re Rajlan
byIa dawniej chorzystka W je-
dnym teatrzykow nazywala
sic Davidson. Po rozmaitych
przejsciach, ma}zehstwach i roz-
wodach przebraia sic "a inezczy-
zne byla ,sekretarzem" barona
Schlippenbach.
Me dose ma tenn. Byia w usiu-
gach tajnej rosyjskiej policyi, a
oprocz tego utrzymywala w tym
samym gmachu, w ktorym mie-
Sell sic konsulat. biuro wywia-
dowcze, do spolki z niejakim
Breslawskim. Ten przedstawiai
sic ciemnym, rosyjskim chlopom'
jake zastepca pana konsula "a
latwiajac im rome interesa, wy
zyskiwai ich naiwnoSc do ostat-
niej granicy mozliwosci. Bres-
fawski przepadi obecnie gdzieS
bez wiesci, a Gala sprawa prky-
biera obrot bardzo nieprzyjemny
dla pana barona Schlippenbach,
znanego w szerokich koiach Chi
cagoskiej ,,arystolracyi" re swej
ekscentrycznosci, wcale ME lieu
jacej powaga dyplomaty wiel-
k;ego, europejskiego mocarstwa.
Zagadkowa smiere.
w donn pm. 10 Elm st. po-
czuf wczcraj mad ranem Alfred
CIberg odor gazu' wydobywajacy
sic ofisu skfadu wegia, male
zacego do jego imiennika Char
lesa Oberg. Alfred Oberg wyia-
mai drzwi, widzac ma podiodze
dwoch mezczyzn, wszedlszy do
ofisu Z Oskarem Youngrem, "a
palii zapaike. Nastapila eksplo-
zya, a przybyia ma miejsce poll
cya wyprowadziia Alfredo Ober-
ga i Youngrena ma swieze po-
wietrze. Przekonaia sic nadto, re
ma podlodze lea zwioki dwoch
mezczyzn, mianowicie w1asci-
ciela skl2du wegla, Charlesa O.
berg i marynarza Roberta Wild
gran. Tego ostatniego uwaza po-
licya "a morderce przypuszcza'
re DO dokonaniu zbrodni odebral
sobie zycie.
Licha kopia Stenslanda.
Wkrotce zostanie rozwiazana
zagadka, gdzie sic podzialo $685.
600, ziozonych przez depozyta-
ryuszow w banku Williama ].
Atkinson. Otoz ,,pan banker"
wysial pred zanlknieciem swego
banku piec kufr6w do New Or
leans, pod adresem swej zony.
Czy policya wejdzie kiedy W po-
si2danie zawartosci tych kufrow,
ME wiadomlo, lecz ME ulega wat
pliwoSci re Atkinsona czeka o.
becnie process kryminalny. Badz
CO badz, Atkinson nasladowas
Paula Stenslanda, lecz byl mniej
przebiegly, niz jego kolega Mil
waukee ave. Czy ma tenn lePiej,
lub gorzei wyjda jego wierzycie-
lie, ma to pytanie niema dotad od-
powiedzi.
Pozar okretu. ~
Parowiec Empire State, pre-
wozacy pasazerow Z Chicago do
Milwaukee i z powrotem' stoi cd
szesciu tygodni ma kotwicy II
stop Michigan ave. Przebywa ma
MIN tylko stroz, ktory wczoraj
zaalarmowal straz pozarna, spo-
strzeglszy,, re sic okret pail.
& L. 30
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zbrodni, jej ofiary juz tam ME
zastaf.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-01
INF FORMATION WAIVED
 BY ARIZONA VOTERS
Should Be Enlightened Concerning
 Finances of Two Territories.

Attorney General E. s. Clark re- turned Thursday from an official visit to the northern counties of the terri tory. says the Journal Miner. Speak ing of the joint statehood sentiment in the north, the attorney general said:
 During my visit to the northern counties I met and conversed with a great many people who are mistaken in many facts relative to joint state hood and have assumed an attitude fla vorable to it.
 For instance" he said, many were much surprised to learn that the total assessed valuation of all property in the territory of Arizona exceeded that of New Mexico by over $1O,OOO, O0O, most of them believing that the New Mex ico valuation exceeded that of Arizona.
 Few of them knew that the terri toial tax rate of New Mexico is more than double that Of Arizona. Hardly any of them realize that the average county tax rate of New Mexico is much higher than the average county tax rate of this territory. and very few of them appear to be aware of the fact that while the territorial indebtedness of this territory is largely made up of the indebtedness of the several counties which has been funded into territorial bonds, and which is included in our territorial debt, there is heavy coun-
Arizona republican., 1906-09-01
TEMPE CONVENTION
 PROMISES TROUBLE
The Brethren Are All Loaded for
 Hair Trigger Action.

When The Republican yesterday morning laid bare the secret thoughts. hopes and ambitions of certain of the local democracy, it was not supposed that any real harm would be done and of course none was intended. The Republican is for peace, always. even among the democrats. and proposes to let them have it even if it has to make them fight for it.
 The chief trouble a the democratic convention in Tempe today, it Is feared, will be between Chairman Smith of the resolutions committee and Neri Osborn, leader of the minority or the commit tee. No reference was made in yester- days issue to the casus belH. In fact it had not then been made public, but yesterdays events threw new light on the subject. It is well known that Chairman Smith is d great admirer of Governor Klbbey and it was learned yesterday that he proposed to have him endorsed by the convention. Mir. Os- born on the other hand insists that a democratic convention ought not to en- dorse a republican. even if he were per feet and forthwith proceeds to receive a telegram from Bisbee. announcing the probability of Governor Kfbbey making the race for congress on the re- publican ticket.
 The governor of course denies the possibility of his candidacy. but Mr- osborn puts no faith in the denial He would rather tie himself up to an idea he originated himself, because he knows just what it Is worth. Beside Le recalls that offices are sometimes
Arizona republican., 1906-09-01

thrust on men. as in the ease or Mf- Roosevelt. who had 10 accept the noIui- nation for vice president or take his chances in d convention riot
 In other respects nothing unusual u-- cured yesterday except that the plE- tisaus of Sheriff Walker were very aC- tive in securing proxies for today convention IL is reported that eu- deputy has fifteen in his possession and is ready to take all that may be of- fered. This convention IS primarily ta select delegates To Bisbee. but if tEr Walker forces develop enough st-eugtl they hope To make a showing that win clip the wings of Carl Hayden's swell ing ambition. The lion and the lamb have got to lay down together and there is a feeling in some quarters that today's convention may indicate which will be on the inside
Arizona republican., 1906-09-01

us free to follow the laws of Arizona as to whether the names of the candi- dates to the constitutional convention, and the question aforesaid. shall be submitted upon a separate ballot, or whether they shall be submitted upon the regular official ballot, containing the names or all candidates to be voted for at said general election including members of the legislature.
 Paragraph 2327 (section 56) Revised Statutes of Arizona, 1901, provides that
 "Whenever a question is to be sub mitted to the people of the territory for popular vote, the secretary of the territory shall duly certify the same to each county board of supervisors of the territory not less than twenty five days before the election, and the board of supervisors Of each county shall in clude the proposition or question to be submitted in the ballot to be used on election day"
 The ballot" referred to is the regu- lar official ballot. In view of this, it is clear that the statehood question being one that is to be submitted to the people of the territory for a popular vote, must be submitted on the regular official ballot. and inasmuch as the act of congress provides that the names of the candidates to the consti- tutiOnal convention must be submitted upon the same ballot that the question Of statehood is submitted, it follows that there must be but one ballot, and that all of these matters must be suO- mitted to the people in manner and form as provided by law upon this bal lot.
 I advise therefore that the question to be submitted to the people of the territory relating to statehood. as pro vided by said act of congress, be duly certified by the secretary of the terri tory to each county board of sUpervis- ors not less than twenty-five days be- fore election. and that said supervisors be also advised that such question, as well as the names of candidates to the constitutional convention. be submit
Arizona republican., 1906-09-01
AN AMUSING INCIDENT.

A young mother chauced Co occupy seat in front Of us on a train last week says an exchange. when an amusing incident occurred. She was vaiuIy en- deavoring to quiet her younsster wh" was apparently about 2 years old The young cherub had gormandized vast quantities Of fruit. nuts. etc. and seemed to be in great misery and pos itively refused to be cOmforted- F1ua .- Iy an old gentleman who was sitting beside the distressed mother. whom
 we took to be her father. remarked Jenny. I'd larrup that kid" 70. ] hate to whip a child on full stom- ach, she said. Looks 10 me like it'uJ be an easy matter to turn it over was the quaint reply.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-01

ty indebtedness in New Mexico in ad- dition to the territorial debt"
 There is also outstanding in New Mexico a large issue of so-called militia warrants, exceeding. as is reliably re- ported. over S1,OOO.OOO. This being the case, it of course goes without saying that should New Mexico and Arizona ever adopt joint statehood the first act of the new state legislature would be to fund the enormous county and militia warrant indebtedness as the representation of new Mexico in the legislature would far exceed that of Arizona. Arizona would be thereby compelled to pay a very substantial share of New MeXico's debts in addi- ton to her own.
 Very few people in the north appear to be aware that although New Mex icO's population is nearly double that of Arizona, that New Mexico expends much less money annually in her public schools than this territory Under joint statehood it is easily seen that if the New Mexico schools are to be graded up to the present standard of our schools that this territory would be compelled to pay a heavy tax for the maintenance of New Mexico's schools.
 When I made these statements to some of the citizens they were sur prised. In my opinion there should be a comparative statement compiled from the official records of both territories by the joint statehood committee show ing the true facts with relation to the two territories and a copy of the same placed in the hands of every voter in the territory.
 Tt only requires a consideration of the facts to convince any resident of Arizona that joint statehood would be disastrous to this territory. No argu- ment is required. The facts are suf- ficient and no Arizonian can consider them without becoming unaIterabIy op- posed to joint statehood.'
Arizona republican., 1906-09-01
BUT ONE BALLOT
 WILL Bt REQUIRED
Statehood Questions Will Be Placed
 On General Election Form.

The question has arisen throughout the territory, whether the question of statehood shall be placeu-on the gen eral election 5ait,J or whether d sepa- rate ballot is indicated by law. Many lave contended that there should be Eut one ballot, though they aIe Cis- tdrbed by the Knowledge that the New Mexican authorities had 1ecIded that two tallOts were necessary The mat ter was submitteI to Attorney General F.. s. Clark by Governor kibbey, wh1 yesterday received his opinion that but one ballot was necessary. Below is given MT. Clark's opinion in full: Hon. Jos. .H. Kibtey.
 Governor Of Arizona,
 Phoenix, Ariz..
 Dear Sir: l have your of August Z5th submitted through MT. Sims Fly, pri- vate secretary, in which the question Is raised whether there should be a sepa- rate ballot relative to the question of joint statehood, or whether the ques- ton to be submitted to the qualified electors should te included IT, and made part of the regular official bal lot.
 Section 2f of the Enabling Act. pro- vides that at the general e.ection to be held on the 9th day Of November, 1906, all the electors of the territories of New Mexico and Arizona, respectively, quaI- tfied to vote at such election. are au- thorized to vote for and choose deI- eSates 10 fOrm a cOnventio. for said territories; that at said general cleo ton, and on the same ballots on which the names of candidates to the conven-
Arizona republican., 1906-09-01

Shall Arizona and New Mexico be united to form on state?"
 It is further provided in said para graph A that such election for dele gates shall be conducted, and the cer- tificates of such persons elected to such convention issue. as far as may be, in the same manner as Is prescribed by the laws of said territories re- spectively, regulating elections therein of members of the legislature.
 It will thus be seen that the act of congress itself does nos in terms pro vide that the names Of the candidates to the constitutional convention and the question as to statehood shall be printed upon regular official ballots upon which the names of all candidatts are to be printed, neither does it de- termine whether separate ballots for these purposes shall be provided. It is provided, however, that such election for delegates shall be conducted, and the returns made, and the certificates of persons elected issued, etc, as near as may be, in the same manner as is prescribed by the laws of said ter ritorics, respectively, regulating cleo tiOns therein of members of the leg lslature. We may therefore look to the provisions of our own statutes, in so far as they may aid the Act of con gress referred to.
 Said act, however, expressly provides that the names of the candidates to the constitutional convention. and the ques ton whether the two territories shall be united to form one state, shall be submitted on the public ballot It contains no limitation as to what else if anything the ballot may contain, but leaves that to be controlled by the laws of the territories. That is, it leaves
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ton aforesaid are printed, there shall be submitted to said qualified electors of each of the said territories, a ques- ton which shall be stated on the bal lot in substance and form, as fol lows:
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A man has a good disposition when he is too afraid of the cook to criticize her coffee.-New York Press
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There are worse things than being correspondent in a divorce case-one or the principals, for instance.-New YOrlz Press.
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Push is a good thing, if too much of it isn't expended on a saloon door
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ted upon the regular official ballot. Very respectfully yours,
 F. :. CLARK,
 Attorney General.
The Marshall republican., 1906-02-02
lncendiarism Suspected

Carrollton, Mo-, January
28. A 2:30 o'clock this
morning fire was discovered
in the Hale building, on the
west side of the square. The
fire company responded
promptly and by hard work
succeeded in saving the SUR
rounding property. The Hale
building was almost complete
.ly Quilted, only the walls and
roof remaining intact. The
first floor was occupied by
Jack Levin as a clothing store.
His stock was completely de-
stroyed, but was insured for
$1,000. In the second story