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ango Free State resolve to form a red uojun The Dubuque Stamping and Knamellug works, which have been idle for Aupooy du this IIIA the entos A receiver for the Garden State National Building and Loan Association of Chicago has been asked for. The First National Bank of Sioux City, Iowa, which suspended payment Nov. 19, 1896, has been permitted to resume In nine days farmers near Spencer, Wie., where the local blast furnace buys wood, hauled to town and sold 5,000 cords at $1.50 a cord. The schooner Frank A. Palmer, the largest of its class on the high seas, has been successfully launched at Bath, Me. The pope has conferred decorations upon several French officers who saved the Roman Catholic religious houses during the fires at Canea. The Guatemala exposition has been officially opened by the government. It will be opened to the general public on April 10. One Wall street firm refused to float the bonds of a Nevada enterprise because of the thug element attracted there by the fight. Judge Goff has appointed z. T. Vinson receiver for U. B. Bushkirk, merchant and timberman of Logan, W. Va. Assets, $125,000. Charley Johnson of Minneapolis knocked out Jerome Quigley of Philadelphia in the sixth round at the Quaker City Athletic club. The London Daily Chronicle states: "Grave news has been received with respect to the health of Emperor William, and certain constitutional possibilities are being discussed." Con Dovle of Chicago and Jack Reid of Ireland fought at 150 pounds before 5,000 people at the American Sporting club, New York Reed was knocked out in the fifteenth round. Representatives from a Aumber of labor organizations and trs es unions met at New York and arra red for a mass meeting, having for its object the amelioration of American seamen. The Brooks locomotive works at uo dn stateted eq 01 ัะปั "A N Insurance full time and with a complete force. This means work for 1,500 men and boxes A jury in the common pleas court at Cleveland decided that Charles N. Cunningham, who is charged with the forgery of the name of Judge E. T. Hamilton to a check for $75,000. The last of the missing fishermen carried out from Bay City, Mich., on the ice, have returned home, and it is believed all have now safely landed. Only a few hundred shanties and none of the nets were saved. At New York Carlo Barsotti, a banker and proprietor of Ilanio Americano, an Italian daily newspaper, has been arraigned charged with larceny in connection with his banking business. He was held under $1,000 ball. It is understood that Mr. Cleveland will become the senior partner of a law firm bearing the style of Cleveland, Carlysle & Stetson, and that the office will be situated in the vicinity of Wall street, New York. Judge Smith has rendered a decision to the effect that $1,500 of labor claims take precedence to the mortgages on the Barclay mill. The mill sold for $25,300 at West Superior. The secured claims amount to $34,000. Two thousand medical students of Laval university, at Montreal, besleged the office of Les Nouvelles, the French Canadian Sunday paper, and threatened to demolish it because an article appeared reflecting upon them The earnings of the B. & O. Railroad company for February, 1897, were $1,725,235, an increase of $187,230 over the month of February, 1896. The increase for the eight months of the fiscal year was $1,100,476. Bishop Lenihan celebrated high pontificial mase at Corpus Christi church at Fort Dodge, Iowa. These services have never before been given in the state outside of Davenport and Dubuque. Fifteen priests were on the altar. A Budapest advice says the trial of twelve women, and two men has commenced at Hold Mezo-Vasarhely, on Lake Hodos. The prisoners are charged with poisoning their husbands 01 .... up relatives then JO others JO obtain insurance money. The various parties to three foreclosure suits against the Helena Consolidated Water company have come to a partial agreement, as a result of which Capt. James H. Mills of Deer Lodge was made receiver of the property. Andrew F. Burleigh of Seattle, Wash., ex-receiver of the Northern Pacific, has gone to Washington in the interest of the candidacy of Federal Judge Hanford for the California circuit judgeship, to succeed Attorney General McKenna. Commissioner of Patents Seymour has rendered a decision affirming the decision of the board of examiners-inchief in the patent office, awarding priority of invention of Fowler in the interference of Joseph C. Fowler VS. Philip T. Dodge, president of the Mergenthaler Linotype company. At a dinner given at Princeton Inn, Princeton, N. J., to Prof. Woodrow Wilson, '79, by the class of '79, Prof. Wilson was presented a bronze bust of Washington. A. W. Halsey of New York was toastmaster and many prom4 inent men from Pennsylvan and New York were present. The Des Moines Ministerial association has appointed a committee to pre-ung uo 1189 assq JO am THE day. Sunday games are played at
