Wisconsin State Journal from Madison, Wisconsin • 4

Personal. Work of tae lTashbara Observatory. LOCAL HATTERS. Coart News. The following additions have been The publication of VoL Publics- I Messrs.

Adolph F. Menges, clerk at Dunning Sumner's, and! made tc the circuit court calendar since tions of the Washburn Observatory, fur its publication: Frank W. Jonas, of the firm of Jonas departed to-day for a pleasant nishes the material for a review from the popular standpoint of the work of fact roa corsT. Ole Dyerson vs. Anna Pyerson.

OUis Helms trip to New York, Boston, Washington, the observatory during the past year. for plaintiff. Niagara Falls, and other eastern points From the departure of Prof E. S. IIol- Early of (irocery Stores.

The underwgned will close their places of business from Monday, July 11, until October 1st, at 6:30 P. Saturdays excepted. WELcn Carpenter, I). Bryant Geo. W.

Huntley, C. F. RlNPER, J. F. BuiCK ct Kkskr tt Platz, W.

T. McCONXKLL. A. M. 1AGETT.

765jytfaet National Educational Association at William 8. Jackson et aL vs. William A. Jack of interest. den, in November, 1885, to June, 1886, the son, et aL W.

A. Corson for phunUff; John Established in 1869. H. GROVE, WHOLESALE DEALER IX Wines, Liquors, Saloon Supplies, Vinegar. Manufacturer of ami Dealer in Fine Cigars BoUler M.fcliiv,,,.

Milwaukw, hicatro ami lui)HrUHl Itavariaa observatory was in charge of the assist-1 O'ConneU, cleric of court, guardian ad litem for Thomas II. Jackson et aL, infants. Milton Updegraff and Miss Alice Ole A. Nordnes vs. Lucy A.

Kordnes. Mons P. Uraad Army Order. The following general orders were issued from the national headquarters of the Grand Army of the Republic late yesterday afternoon: Hatkmai. Hxabcabtek, O.

A. Madison, Wia July 11, 1387. Oenerai Order No. 15. It Is wStti gnat pleasure that tb com mandec-tn-chie pranoiffates the following fetter ami rtseolution: HsADqpAaraa Gkxesal Exsctmv Comsittex, 8.

Loots, July 8, Luciu tytfrckiUi, Cowumamdr4-Ckit (T. 'A. Modi-on, Wi.s ttuntxjLL The executive committee of the city of St. Louis fearing In charge all ar raofemedta for the reception and entertainment of the G. A.

R. at its 31st annual encampment to be held in this city In September next, for the purpoas of refuting-, If possible, of aetting at rest certain misrepresentations that hare, through ignorance or otherwise, been made to the prejudice of the citizen of St. Louis and of this committee, is prompted to make thia communication to you sad, through you, to the council of administration, with the hope that from you and Jerdee for plaintiff. M. Lamb.

They finished the observation of a list of stars for the German Olivett a Tefft vs. Mark L. Tefft. Chas. N.

A Daj't Notation. George IL Carpenter, about 43 yean of age, living a sw miles sooth of the village of Black Earth, died quite suddenly, the 8th Inst, of black measles. lie was insured for 13,000 in the Northwestern Mutual Relief association of this city. "I' -At iiaromanle, Curtis Haseltine, who Twns the largest acreage of any man in the county, has rented about 3,000 acres of marsh at 3 per acre to parties in want of hay. The tame hay has proved a complete failure, consequently the demand for wild hay is without precedent.

Men are there from Ridge way and beyond Blue Mounds, hauling the hay in Astronomische Gesellschaft, and com Brown for plaintiff. During the term of the circuit court menced the investigation of certain in for Dane county which opened here to strumental errors, besides attending to day a very important railway suit will the routine work of the observatory. Among the Chicago people at Park hotel to-day are J. G. Milligan, M.

Philipecorn, Geo. B. Ranstead, John Carpenter, A. E. Rowley, O.

D. Allen, a A. Velger and W. P. TafL Mr.

Chas. M. Osborn, of Chicago, a prominent attorney, is at the Park hotel. He is attending to matters in the circuit court. He will be remembered.

as one of the lawyers in the Angle case, which occupied the attention of the United States circuit court for about six weeks in this city Last ytstr. At the Park hotel among" others are: Wm. T. Perkins, Boston; J. A.

O'Regan, W. N. Failing, New York; F. 8. Perry and wife, Jacksonville, Mrs.

E. A. In July, 1886, Dr. J. E.

Davies took charge. The work then in hand was con tinued and observations of double stars be tried, the leading parties figuring in it being the Chicago, Milwaukee St. Paul and the Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis Omaha railway companies. A few years ago, when the state of Wisconsin was considering the question of begun.

BEER. Imported Englishes and Porte. Old Stand, 109 to 113 South Webster Strcci. or.i will rwpiTe prompt atu-iiUou. OiuarMrxMilf -tu-thuo-aat Among the various articles in the Chicago, air 12th to 16th.

The Mil. St. Paul K'y Co. will sell round-trip tickets to the alove until July 12th, inc lusive, for fare one way, three dollars and ninety-two cents in addition to 2 for meinlterbhip fee in the National 1 xlucational association, making a. total of ".92.

The return ticket may le extended, by application to the pnuxr ollii ial, until Sept. 8. L. 1). Stonk, TGljyHdtf Tkt.

Agent. IXST. Gold lUind Iling, chased, with name 'Mamie" engraved inside. Ijiwt this (Monday) noon, lietween 120 South liook is an index to the Greenwich star the council there may fanus a circular to Grand Army men throughout the country that will at once refute these unfounded statements and net at rest reports, iL continued circulation of which catalogues, by Miss Lamb, which occu pies a Large part of the volume und is resuming to the St. Paul company the great and valuable land-grant lying in northwest Wisconsin, now the rieh jos-seesion of the Ouiaha company, an agree can only tend to the injury of the organisation evidently the result of much mathemat and mar the success of the coming encampment.

ical computation. Nothing of the sort The committee desire in the first place to thank you and the council of administrates for the cor lias been prepared before, and the index ment was made between the Omaha and the St. Paul companies by which the dial co-operation that has st all times been shown will very useful to astronomers who Sou think and two children, Montreal, Miss Hattie Emmons, St. Albans, Vt. .0 Mrf P.

Smith, Milwaukee attorney, is In the city on business connected with' the circuit court. latter was not to contend for the grant wish to find the right ascensions and dec this committee in perfecting such arrangements as will make the twenty-first annual encampment a grand and glorious success. With your assured or seek to secure it in any manner, but some cases twenty miles. Haseltine owns about 15,000 acres of marsh land, and is practically poor, but this year he has struck a veritable bonanza. Hon, 8.

U. Pinney has bought the beautiful property lying on the south shore of Lake Monona, known as the Ott farm. Ninety acres are included within its borders, and Mr. Pinney paid (70 per acre. He will erect a handsome dwelling on one of the most prominent points anq there make his summer home.

The maaagers of the steamer Mendota claim UwJmto effected a compromise with their creditors by which the boat 1 will again take up the transportation business. A receiver will be appointed to take charge of the finances, and it is probable that an amicable settlement of linations of stars from these great cata logues. instead was to use its influence to have it granted to the Oinalia company, and Fairchild street und Stain Journal ollice, through the capitol jark. Finder suitably rewarded by hvtving at this office. continued co-operation ws are satisfied that the encampment will be marked with results that will be gratifying alike to the Grand Army of the Many measurements of double stars in consideration thereof, if the grant was liave been made with the large equato FOR SALE The Wholoof Block 152, In Die City of MaIuii, vt ilh tlie hnlituiiUAl ltuililliijTH Un-reoii, kiioMii ni Hie Norwegian Seminary! Willi Full Ffuiilaw mi lake Mommi Republia sad the citixeus of St.

Louis, whose gen conferred on the Omaha company, the rial telescope. The small planet Sappho erous hospitality has benn extended with open and unstinted liberality to each and every com They aro St. Paul company was to receive one-1 WJr tue tecially liable was observed by Dr. Davies at there- to guddi-n a rade of the Grand Army. Ws assure you that nothing has occurred oris likely to occur that will quest 01 an rjigiisn astronomer, and a iourcu 01 me lanos applicable to uuiid-ing a road and a right to run over the Mr- and Mrs.

John Dowling, of Wa-tertown. on their wedding tour, stopped at the Capital house last evening. Misses Jessie and Ida Monteith, of Milwaukee, are spending the vacation with their grandmother, Mrs. Sarah H. Welch, at Madison.

Rev. IL Stone Richardson has resigned the secretaryship of the Young Men's Christian association of, Oshkosh, few observations were made of the small comet discovered by Prof. Brooks in oad built by the Omaha company from Colds, Coughs, Croup, Whooping Cough, etc We guarantee Acker's English liemedy a positive euro. It saves hoars of anxious watching. Sold by Lewialiros', druKisls.

.1 dampen in any wise the fixed purpose and desire of the citixens of St. Louis to make the Slat annual encampment the most noted and successful meeting in the history of the organisation of the Grand Army of the Republic. It has been report January, 1887. Chippewa Falls to Superior, paying a certain ier cent, for the construction of Almost one thousand observations of the same and for repairs, on the basis of The proieity i-. xini-iiiMv Miiit-iMe f.

Si'llOOl, puriMweM. ms SI MMKK UKSOUT. Kor apply Pi HAJLLi: STEENSLAND. 1 1I I the fixed stars have been made witli the ed, and that report has been industriously circu wheeiage. The Ht.

Paul company now meridian circle for various purposes. lated in some sections of the country, that this committee (two-thirds of whom are members of brings suit for a fulfillment of that con The principal object in view in making JTTo-morrow morning at II oYlnck. home-iiiailc KoIIh Cookics can I ut the Woman's Kx-t-hange. No. 4 Milllin hlivet, next the city hall.

the Grand Army of the Republic) had invltrd tract. The Ouiaha company takes the these observations was the de jiosition, among other things, that the termination of the latitude of political clubs and political organizations to Join in the parade of the Grand Army of the Republic contract is void as against public olicy on account of ill-health. He will visit his son, at Hannibal, who was recently severely injured in a railroad accident. Hon. J.

C. Gregory is in St. Paul on professional business. Dr. J.

M. Dodson is visiting relatives F. on Tuesday, the ifTth dsy of September. This CHRISTOPHER, the observatory. Several determinations of this important constant and cannot be enforced, and also that no legal or valid consideration was ever 1 a statement has been made (whether for good or bad purposes it is not necessary here to discuss) in the teeth of a resolution unanimously the difficulties will be reached.

The members of the Beta Theta Pi fraternity have broken camp and returned to the city. The funeral of Frank R. Goodrich occurred at the family residence on North Henry, street this morning. The remains were taken to Forest Hill cemetery for u.i Unlesq (hat, leak In the water main on State street between Lake and Murray, is remedied, j.hre may be a bad accident one of these days. The State Journal again calls attention to this because residents in that neighborhood attest that the place is dangerous.

There is a tuive oeen maae, out tne separate re DIED. liKAPEIL At Wauiiukee. July 11. 1C, Margie. wife of I.

C). lirsder, aged year. sults do not agree WflL The first series adopted by this committee in March last, declar of for the Latitude of Mad No. IS W. Main Street, Kecptt oil lun.l a COMPLETE STOCK Ing that none but Grand Army posts snd Grand Annf men should invited or permitted to join paid or agreed to be paid for the benefits or advantages which are claimed.

The property, benefits and advantages involved aggregate about $2,500,000 in value. ison was made on the university campus in the summer of 1873, by Lieut. F. the parade. It has also' been reported and in many Blake, of the United States coast and believed, that the rates to be charged by the hotels of St.

Louis to those attending the encamp in Berlin, Wis. --Judge Jw XL Carpenter departed this morning for Chi6ao, where he will attend the meeting of the National Educational association. Miss Ella B. Slocum, of Helena, who is spending the summer with Miss Aubertine Haley, has gone to Chicago to attend the teachers convention. geodetic survey, who then had the Or' ment are to be excessive and extortionate.

We A Clerical Error. The following item appeared in The Milwaukee Journal, dated at Madison, reputation of being the best observer on the coast survey. It may be remarked, assure you that nothing of the kind will be per ff ROYAL ISttai incidentally, that Lieutenant Blake soon mitted by the citixens of St. Louis or by this committee, but that ererythlng possible thst can i'Mfttln'Mflli'i Hardware, Stoves and oiter reurea irom tne coast sur will he done to make every delegate and visitor July 9: There in a acrioua hitch in the priaon cnutract Uhor inventuratiou that will probably knock tlie whole thiuK to pie. LaM inter a jiiint remrfu-lion, numbemcl sit.

paawtl both uouum, aul iimler ita proTtalotm Henator rwln, t'arl Feltl, uf to the encampment comfortably and generously vey, married a rich heiress in Massachusetts and became very wealthy and hospitably entertained. fSpf We have been furnished with the official action on his own account by inventing the taken by the committee touching questions thst have provoked In some quarters what, to the Blake transmitter, which is familiar to Tinware, us as an essential part of the telephone, committee, seems unfair and unjust criticism. The next determination of the latitude Ami Sells at liowest Prici' The late arrivals at the. Park hotel include R. M.

Crone and wife, Cincinnati; I. G. Campbell, Theo. N. Matthias, Harry S.

Pierce, Geo, L. Van Dujn, Mil- waukee; Frank B. Tuttle, D. Hall, Harlow 8. Pease, Watertown; D.

Flinn, Redwood Falls, J. E. Strauss, J. J. Crowley, Chicago; James S.

Brownell, New York; and B. W. Coyle, Waverly. Iowa. r' M.

Griffin, department commander of the Grand Army for Wisconsin, is at s. was made after the Washburn observa In the light of these proceedings, we ask if the time has not now come when some official action on the part of the commander-in-chief and the council of administration should be taken in ref tory was built, by Mr. G. C. Comstock, good prospect that the street car track and roadway may be undermined and cause trouble.

The insane man named Teneyck, who believes himself to be deity, is again at large. The Norwegian seminary property is offered for sale. The property is available for many There is some talk of its purchase by a syndicate for the purpose Of staking It off into residence lots, in which event the old building would be torn down and the school building, being of a more modern style, transformed into a residence. The lots are most excellently situated for homes and will doubtless find a ready sale. At 3 o'clock this afternoon, the temperature at the Washburn observatory was 87.

The day has seemed very mvch warmer the warmest of the season. The sky portends a shower before night. then assistant and now associate direct erence to the reports which, if not corrected by official authority; will continue to militate or. The result of Mr. Comstock's work TIN.

ROOFING AND J03 WORK Kin. Is, a Spiviultv. Mlmayl'Jdtf Foreclosure Sale. against the success of the encampment. is much larger than Lieutenant Blake's, We sre ready to receive and will- take care of a hundred thousand, vetera soldiers at the encampment, and we sincerely hope to see fixing the position of the observatory more than 100 feet farther north.

An IX CTATi: OF WISCONSIN' I'livinl Ci.iii! Cm-(YjiihIv. that number in line on the dsy of the grand pa the Park to-day. He is on his way to Baraboo, where to-morrow there will be an old soldiers' basket picnic. General Fairchild and Adjutant General Gray rade. I have the honor to be, general, with great unpublished 1 series of observations by Mr.

John Tatlock, assistant, made with the Repeold meridian circle during Watertowa, ami C. K. Hooker, of Waupun, were appointed a committed to inventisrate tlie whole, subject of priHon labor and reHrt the next They had about trot ready to go Ut work, when the volume of aeimiou laws wan Ihsu-ed from tlie preaa, and the dincovery made that it contained no joint rettotuttou authorizing tlie committee. A ikmrch for it now taking place in the office of tlie tiecretary of state, but the general irnprWHion in that it never reiu-'hed tlie. governor, liavme been li in nouie clerk bandii, and that tlie ataie will be siared the farce of an Inquiry, which waa only gotten up for an excittte for dodg-iDfr tlie queation, and irettlnif rid of tlie pknlxes of last year' a party platform.

A State Journal reporter made inquiry at the secretary of Btate'g office concerning the above matter. It was found that the joint resolution creating the committee of investigation and authorizing iU work was adopted by the house and was, April 7, concurred in by the senate. But on the return of the resolution from the nenate, by some clerical error it failed to lie enrolled. The secretary of state is of the opinion that this will not prevent the carrying out of the provisions as contemplated. It is true the measure never reached the governor, but with no objection from the governor it is thought respect, your obedient servant, D.

P. Okies, Chairman. For and on behalf of the committee. 1883-4, gives a result much smaller than Absolutely From the minutes of the meeting of the executive committee of the council of administration. Mr.

Comstock's and somewhat larger than Lieutenant Blake's. Three zenith telescope determinations of the latitude held at Madison, July 1T: FtretJirui and wholesomenexs. More eeonoiitu'itl than fci ordinary kinds and caiuiot twt sold in Rtmtlvrd, That the executire committee of the council of adminiatratioa have considered the rorupaUtion with the multitude of low-tet, filiort-wHcflit alum or phoxphate powdem. HoUt only in communication of the committee of arransrw tnents on the tsrt of the ciUxens of St. Louis hsvlng in charge the reception and entertainment mn.

Royal Uuoin Powdwh tJa, lt0 Wall Hew Slxtj-uinth Semi-Anitual Report' Alfrfi Wtiitnev. plnintitl', vm. An-hie Mrllm-er, Mary Mellwer, I (oiiora Mt'liH er, tluaii mill II. M. I'rtx-k.

d'f'hluuLH. liy virtue pMrsuiiiit li the jmlkf rwiit order uf forti'loKtiiv and Side -1 -tiered in the Mlmve eiilitli'ii uilinii, ut term pie Ciivtut Court fir lue niuiily, hfld in the tuurt liuuw, in the ily of Mailisixi. 1,1 s.iul iaiu- eniiut v. mi the I -Hi liny of April, A. I1.

1 (I.iltl on tlie (lint ot to it: on ilny April, A. I'. I uliall on tin' Mil d.ty ot" August, A. 1. IvT.

ut a o'elm-k in tin- ut of Hint iliiy, fit. the fiinit d'Hir of the f.ntri in the city of Slai-4on, lane ooiinu im-uilou, oiler fur wile and M'll at pulilic mill inn t. the liit'hi'Ht hit liter fur uish. the follitu iiiv' di'MTiiu'd pivuiimti, limit: 1 he mrt of the northeast imrter of tlie koiiHi ast n'liiHer ol FiH-tjnii nuiiiliered eleven (Hi, in tou iiKiiip six tiii nh. i ime nix itil ejist, 1'une ciiuiity, iseousin, iiib'iiishi tn lot eiirht Si, ff liliM-k two mi.

I lit two c'i and three of lilm-k one i i ot i I'eili r.in'H Miirvey.nnd pint of Miiiiut lloii'h Hlution, M-tiirui'il ii, the rvjjister ot tle.ils' oll'ni-in I Ii" nii I y. TeiiiiK of Kaid Kile ill made known ut the 'tiim- ami phut- ol n.tU: Ualed nt the nIk rill 's oIIIih-, in said City of Wad ison, June A. 1. fK. lTKS, Sheriff iif Piuu" County.

i'laint i(T'm Attorneys. rjnjeiK'doniMi'. i mil 01 trie xist national encampment to the com were made during the summer of 1884 by Prof essor Ilolden and Mr. Comstock, which were reduced by Mr. Comstock and agree well among themselves, but disagree with Lieutenant Blake's observations.

Lieutenant Blake's observations were then re-reduced by the computers mander-in-chief. In view of the many gross mis- representauons tnat nave rone abroad touehiDK the action of the commander-in-chief and the or council of administration, we recommend that general order be iMsued embodying such coi munication. the committee may proceed with its Ws suggest that In such order the comrades be assured that the work of the committee and the THE STATE BANK, MADISON. ON THi: MORXINd1 OF MOX-lay, July 1C: work and draw the amount nllowed for will also be in attendance. The picnic id to be held on the shores of Devil's lake, near the Cliff house.

Speeches will be made by prominent old solders, including those mentioned above. Hon. Jonathan Bowman, of Kil-bourn City, is at the Park. The Tonyawatha hotel is doing a very good business, and is rapidly filling up. A large number of guests are expected from New Orleans the present wek.

All the guests are happy at this pleasant resort, and are speaking in high praise of the management of the hotel. Both Mr. Smith and his excellent wife are doing all in their power to make their guests comfortable as well as happy. CoL E. A.

Calkins, of The Chicago Journal, and his excellent wife, spent the. day in the city, receiving cordial greetings from their old time friends. Many years ago CoL Calkins was well known to our people, as a writer of decided ability. He did very much to officers of the national encampment have been in tun sccoru. Tney nave Deen, and are now, work its labor.

There was no trouble exjH'ri-enced in getting at the truth of the mat A Sensational Rkpobt. The report was brought to the city yesterday that there is a suspicion of foul play among the Italians employed on the Chicago, Madison Northern near this city. It is said that a man. crossing the McKenna farm seven miles south of the city, the evening, came upon the body of one of the Italian laborers lying upon the He reported the discovery to the boss of the and the next morning a seani was made of the place indicated, resulting in the finding of the body in a new and hastily prepared grave near where the dead man lay. From the treacherous character of of the laborers and the many quarrels in which they are engaged, one with another, it is feared everything connected with the man's demise is not right.

No legal steps to ascertain the facts have as yet been taken. niMucKCKx. IanHand iug harmoaieusiy together to make the ttlst national encampment one of the grsndest snd most enjoysbie in the history of the order. We also consider it alike due to the U. A.

R. and the Ht-Louis committee that the commander-in-chief Khali announce that all statements that may fvii.iri ter. The resolution and record are both in the secretary of -state's office, where they can be produced at a moment's Iue iroin MUM'khoklei-K Nothing nam teen made by any one concerning the man Ovenirafw N( c.i S. aud other bond on hand lUal estate (Imnlt premuwHi lTi.uo 0 Fpevie, tn'asurj" and national bank curnuiev on luiud Ti.iiiu in lue from tHiukrt and Iwuikern KS Total 1.IMIIUTIKH. ner conducting we reception or toe encampment, or of the contemplated presence in or absence from the city of St.

Louis of any particular person or persons upon that occasion, have not lieen based upon any official action on the part of Buos Rampant. A gentleman writes The State Journal that while at Ridge- tneomoersoi ineu. a. wno aloue bare au of the coast survey with more accurate ttar-places only to make the discordance with the other results much greater. In view of this discouraging result the coast survey authorities determined to reobserve the latitude in order to settle what had come to be a very vexed question.

During the summer of 1885, Mr. F. II. Parsons, of the coast survey, made an elaborate series of observations for the latitude, which was not reduced until June of this year. A serious de feet in the adjustment of Mr.

Parsons' instrument was discovered by the coast survey computers while reducing the observations and the determination was therefore rendered entirely worthless. Capt. C. O. Boutelle.

who has had forty years experience on the coast survey, paid tlie observatory a visit last June and expressed the highest confidence in way, Iowa county, last Friday, he saw a ONYAWATIIA' SPRINGS HOTEL thorny to speak for the national encampment wnen is not in session. Capital paid in Mght as novel as it was discouraging to farmers. Stopping at a farm-house for liTi Neither the letter nor resoiuUoo was aesessary lue deBnttor! I ue tu otliers 4.1ut to convince the commander-in-chief thai the pur dinner, on going up the walk toward the residence, he found the path covered pose of the St. Louis committee and the executive committee have from the first been inline WILL OPEN ON JUNE Hu AND KEMAIN OPEN UNTIL lCTOUER IkI, UNDER THE NEW MANAQEMENT OF with chinch bugs, while at the house the outside of tlie structure was swarming with the bugs and the floors inside enliven the columns of the old Argus in days agone; and it is pleasant to know that he is still one of the most brilliant writers connected with the western press. Mrs.

F. F. Ford entertained a few with his own, namely: to make the twenty-first national encampment a pronounced success; but the many who have been misled by unauthorized clamor will be glad to be assured officially that nothing has occurred or Is likely to occur to mar the festivities of that occasion, or diminish the Total frsr.vyti 60 11. I'ALMER. Casliier.

Subfir-rilied and swnrn to before ine thin fifth day of July, A. U. 187. Kl'OEN'K O. KNKV.

Noiar- IMihlio, Dane oounty, Wix. LAD I EST HcniethiiiK' you have lieen looking for. Dr. Kelly's Medicated Arm Shield, The oidy Punitive Kelief front KxutMive l'er-xpirinK Ann lit. GE0EGE H.

SMITH, tF iotel Roseland, Jacksonville, Fla. EVKRV KFWRT WILL HE MADE TO warmth of the generous hospitality extended by were covered with a moving mass of tlie pestn. In the cornfield each stalk was encased in a coat of bugs, in some places two layers lie thinks it no wonder the farmers are discouraged in some the citixens of St. Louis. Lieutenant Blake's result and held the opinion that the trouble might be due in part at least, to, difference in direction of Formal.

Opemnu. Preparations are being made for a formal opening of Orton park Friday evening of this week; Lueders' band has been engaged to render music, and speeches will be made by prominent citizens. I The gas-lamps will be in place, and it is hoped the plumbers will hare their work finished, so that water may be let into the fountains. Speaking of Orton park, a Sixth warder said to a State Journal reporter that injustice liad been done the common council in giving it so many slaps about not taking up the Orton park matter. He said that the council had never been localities.

MAKE THIS THE MOST EUR ABLE RE SORT THE NORTHWEST. the plumb Line at the observatory and at Assurances are ample that hotel accommodations for members of the encampment will be furnished at usual rates by applying to Cspt. Loyd U. Harris, chairman hotel committee, Lin-dell hotel, St. Louis, Mo.

By command of Lrcirs Faischilo, Commander in Chief, E. B. Usat, Adjt Gen'L TUinaytklaiii Lost. A Red Leather Case containing two ELY'S friends at the Tonyawatha hotel in a very pleasant manner last evening. At 5 o'clock, the hostess and guests, to the number of sixteen ladies and gentlemen, crossed the lake on the steamer, and at 6 o'clock a very excellent supper was served at the hotel.

The company enjoyed looking over the grounds, visiting the splendid spring, and in ways till about 9 o'clock, when all returned to the city, in full agreement that a remarkably pleasant time had been experienced, through "the1 courtesy of Mrs. Ford. Prof. E.JIcLain6f the Iowa state Catarrh the coast survey station on the university campus. Several series of observations for the latitude, besides Mr.

Tatlock's, were made wth the Repsold CREAM BAtMmiil small Prayer Books. Finder will te liberally rewarded by leaving same at this office. 776jyl3d3t A DEE8B PE0TECT0E BECALSK IT KKXltVFJi THE DAXGKR. 10,000 Fair JIonths. rtM a a lliw Rrlirf at (nor Dane Coaaty Circuit Court Present Hon.

Alva Stewart. Judge, and John ami Cure meridian circle prior to the departure of Prof. Holden, by himself and other ob O'Connel, clerk. Mrs. K.

J.Tucker. refer, by pernjiftKkm, For Rent. Two nicely furnished front rooms. servers, but these results need to be cor Jlolwte. with Clm ita.

(iossar i C'Ulcatfo. wwim i TntsDAT, July U-10 A M. Court opened, etc. William F. Hoffman vs.

Henrr GuireL F. E. We have duuIm rected for certain instrumental errors CATARRn without board. 208 Monona avenue, which were unknown at the time the Parkinson for plaintiff and La FoiieUe, Siefaecker Harper for defendant. Settled.

HAY FEVER (tii OgilYie, Zehnter Go. observations were made. An effort has Elisabeth Brown, vs. John Lorch et tlTFairbank's Soaps lead all the Not a LlipH.l, Snuff era. Are tne cneapest.

Ajrents for Madlxotr, Win, Attrmleit tit. 50c Mail Ordfr IVompfy tCHmaylAleowly si. Stevens Morris for plaintiff. Nalh. Fere-les A Hon for Henry Inbush and Lamb Jones for Hilbert et ai.

Findings and judgment for plaintiff. Sophia Felland vs. ChrfertiAn O. Fellsnd. John M.

Qua for plaintiff and Edward P. Vilas or I i)wdir. rr been made at the observatory during the past year to determine the latitude with the meridian circle in such a manner as to eliminate and to determine the errors from in iiiriotm Dniim ji law school, at Iowa City, arrived in the city this afternoon. At the Capital house are L. J.

Greenham, Louhviile, Ky. Henry F. Neal, Bloomfield, Ed. A. Teal, Toledo, Ohio; E.

O. Feltz, Rock ford. I1L; H. W. Allen, J.

B. Emerson, N. A. Powell, "a B. Williams, A.

Blackburn, Chicago; J. S. Chustson, Cottage and OffttvH Odora. PF.VrW 667jy8dawlw mtm- How to Care a Boy of Croop. Mrs.

Samuel Nutt, of South Haven, mm MB for defendant, To bs tried next week if court sits till then. and ia A particle aiTlied Into raish tumtrii amtlied Into rwh tu Mtrll which exist in this as well as in all other large instruments of this kind. The re Anthony Ackermaa ts. Carrie Ackerman. airrmtljin.

lYiw Ulr-nt at dniffif IkIh: liy mail. Rufue B. Smith for plaintiff. Judgment of diTorcs ririiitTwd, 60 onnta. trcuiara w.

KI.Y druioriMU, Owotro, N. V. Imar6iawowly asked to do anything for the park before last Friday evening, so that the first time a request was made for improvement of the resort it was granted. Birth Day. That venerable lady, the friend of everybody and everybody's friend, MrsMary Ballard, is celebrating to-day the 84th, anniversary of her birth, in excellent health and spirits.

It is an occasion that tier friends in large numbers, always remember, and the excellent old lady whose mission on earth is good will to alL is always happy when surrounded bj thaoung and gay. 'She commenced life in the first year of the present century. May she lire in the enjoyment of the best of health to witness its close; and may each return of her Urth day be joyously remembered by her hosts of friend. granted. W.T.f.lcCOBHELL 113 East Washington DEALER IS Qrocorios, Crockery, tells how she saved the life of her boy: sults seem to be satisfactory, as they McOormick Harvestine commar vs.

Lvdia E. Covey, et si. Judgment of forecs Meure and sale I have been using PorotM Pla ten for agree among themselves and also with the mean of all the other results. The A OF I SO I (Viuntv Court for Dane (Vjuntr. In probate.

rendeeedL Grove; A. Dustin, Kalamazoo, Itulhp Cheek, et vs Hearr Benahauara. NoLkbi hwbr riven ttiat at tlie Shtkmbk Judgment of foreclosure and sale rendered. probable accidental error of this deter Tean of tlie i'ounty Court, to hold in and fur Showers vs. Showers.

Judgment of divorce mination of the latitude is 21 feet. The hjoi cotinty, at trie oun iioiiw, ine ty of AKD th paxt ten years, prlncipaily for a weak back. Hot long ago, I found my aon very much inclined to croup. He had a bad, croupy cough, and a wheeling Bound in Ida lunga every time be breathed. He nearly died from the obotructiou of the throat.

I covered kirn from the throat to latitude of the observatory as determined granted. Hannah J. Conlin vs. City of Baraboo. R.

D. Evans for plaintiff and Jno. Barker for defendant. On questioa of demurrer, the demurrer was overruled and leave granted to answer in twenty days. lailion, in aaKl county, on tiw mm Tvxhbax of KcfrcMHCR, A.

I. t'vT. ttm following ntattera will lm rx-rd, ronNidrrtvi. examined ami a.1 justed: Th applitkn of Timotliy J. Kleiner, adminis by the observations of this year is 43 trator of tlx estate of Timothy Kinney, kite of deg.

4 rain. 36.8 sec Hamlin, Beaver Dam; G. B. Carpenter, Janesviile; J. Burnham, Lone Rock; B.

IL McCoy, Wonaoo, J. D. Fowler, wife and daughters, Kenosha; G. Stevens, Reedsburg; R. D.

Evans, J. E. Wright, Baraboo; J. M. Btramp, Milwaukee; J.

J. Cox, Minneapolis; A. IL Smith and wife, Taopi, Minn. Oiipnewa alley s. Superior Railway company SEEDS, Green and i)ried Fruits, Canned Fruits and Vegetables, of all Orades and Prices.

vs. Ths Chiosgo, Milwaukee St, Paul Railway company et at. Trial set for Monday next. The routine work of the observatory has been maintained as usual. The exact A.

Armstrong va. a. u. Amundson. order confirming sate, sad judgment rendered for oefl- the pit of the Rtomach with AUeork'a Poroua Planter.

In two hovtra his cough ceaaed and bin breathing waa much aider. In a few day a be waa entirely well. I kept AUeoek'a Porous PUutera on him nix days. Since then, whenever he in affected with adds in the throat, I never uae anything but Allcock'a Toroua Plasters, which cures ttie city of MaiiiNiin, in aaid cnunty, deoeaxed, for liwiute to wll tlw n-al entate tmlow dMtcrthtHl for ttw payment of detrt namely: iiur at tlie wwt corner of lot fmir 4, la liioflt tweoty-tlve tlie city of Madiaon, Dane county, WiMOonaln, tlunnrunninaloRif the MHithweat line of amid mxty-tlve A fet, tlhiioe a.T.wn miid lot in a line parallel with the time is telegraphed from the observatory FZT! Perry et aL to. Henhausea.

Judgment of foreclosure and sale. at 10 A. M. daily (except Sundays) to va Badly DocTOrpir-And now comes Aurustias Klebar vs. Jobs Locke et si.

Order FUST NATIONAL BANE. rioua points in Wisconsin, Illinois, Iowa, of rociftnnaUon and Judgment for deficiency. him Immediately, without any inconvenience. They sre the beat preventive of tlie croup ever Tax Cochlix, Cass. July 4, Martin Cochlin assaulted a young German Minnesota, Nebraska and Dakota.

onrthweBt line of tudd Biity-flve oa f.ft, llu-iice to tlie northwewt line of r.U I in a line iaralU-1 with the aotithweMt line of mid thence on lite uorthweK line of aail lot to tlie tiiatw ot U. jHcxannoo vs. Louts Duptesa Judgment or oredosurs and sale. the university of Michigan and tacks another LL D. to President Chamber-Lin's titles.

So far as the returns are in. UH1TU) STATES Janies Codr vs. Tbereas Codr and Daniel Jarjes. know and I would not be without tliem for any named George 8ciwBnland the latter re During the year Davies has secured as patrons of the time service the consideration. ftHylftllt Order summoning James Cody to appear in court to-morrow, to show canes why a guardian should Dosignntod Uoposiiory taliating by throwing an empty paint Chicago Northwestern and the Mil not da sppomiea tor aim.

IX W. iisnry was admitted to practice as an 27" If yon want fresh, home-made keg at Cochlin. Ths keg struck Cochlin on the head, cutting an ugly gash. attorney. MADISON, WIS.

DIRECTORS: waukee, Lake Shore Western railway companies, in addition to the Chicago, Bread, Rolls and Cookies, go to the GochMn swore out a warrant against Pictckxs and Songs. Philip Phillips, B. VA5 ELTaX Prwudent Woman's Exchange, No. 4 Mifflin street, Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday M. FULLER, VW-Preaident.

charging him with assault. Milwaukee St. Paul, Wisconsin Central and the Iowa Central, which have the ringing pilgrim, will be at the Metb wsu r. vii.aj, n. J.

STEvFfiis, j. MoecLKY, r. r. pKouom The judge found that both parties were the tally, we believe, now stands: Ph. D.

(university of Michigan), Ph. D. (Wisconsin university), LL. D. (Beloit college), LL.

IX (Columbian university), and LL. D. (university of Michigan). This doctoring by the universities coming right on top of the apprehension caused by the "newspapers speaking well of is a fresh cause of alarm for the well-being of the new president, mt Aettcles or AfiSociATiox. Articles odist church Thursday, Friday and Sat tnronings; at 11 o'clock.

J773jylld2t beiouninir, tufrether with the rihtof wav in an aliey ten fet wkle and xixty-flv i5) fet lmir, lyiniron the northeaxt line of aidd tract above bounded. Lamb Junca, Attorneys. AU claima niraiwd Louisa J. vana. late of the city of Maluon, in aidd county, deoeaimd.

Ail auch clauiia tniwt be premmted or allowance to urtid ctNirt at tlie court bouMe in the city of Madiaon. in mUi county, on or before the tjth day of etmiary, A. D. 1sk, or be barred. All flaima asralnrt Michael Pauli, late of trie town ot PdoomuiK Grove, in Raid oounty, deceaaed.

Ail Hiich claima imutt tm preaented for allowaniw to aaid Cotirt, at the court tiouae in tlie city of Matlum, in aaid county, on or Iwfore the 15th day of I'ebrnary, A. D. be barred. (joia A JoNtK, Attorney. Dated thia tnh, bth and tfth daya of July, 1S87V Hr the Court: J.

IL CARPENTER. Vljyikioaw4w-aat Jubfj. taken the time for some years. The time WaTJt KJklfUT, faabler. in the wrong, and fined Schcenland 1 urday evenings, with his entertainment service' of the observatory is perfectly and half the costs, assessing the other long Havana-tilled five- FOR RENT FROU MAY entiUad, Around the World in SwChark of Song.

The programme consists of half to Cochlin. cent cigar is the finest smoke ever sold satisfactory to the railway officials, and the income to the university from this sketches of travels, persona, incidents. for the money. Try it. Lhinning Sumner, sole agents.

IIo. 21, West Clyiner Street. TnurrxxzEf Electioh. The follow anecdotes, works of art, natural beauty spots. He has over 600 views illustrated ing officers have been elected for the en aotrrce is considerable.

Many jewelers and other people throughout the northwest make daily use of the observatory time. IS creditable to the observatory Ktae Room, Oty Water, Sewer, etc One suing year by the Madison Turnverein: tOffic of Dr. Gill removed to Hob- bwcb irom uie taptuu. Apply at the premiea. or at the office of How First speaker M.

Kan. bins' block, orer U. 8. express office. by photo-opticon.

The entertainment will be interspersed with new songs rendered by Prof. Phillip. The admission am u. tunita, vx. w4 kLaln street, oppoaite the Collars hir flrTi Calls may ba left there or at Clark's drag to make itself practically usef ul in this way to the people of the state and to the store.

749ie30dlm THE STATE BANK. of association were filed in the secretary of state's office to-day by the Eagle Dam company, with the principal office at Milwaukee. The company has a capital stock of 4,000, and Is organized for the purpose of building a logging dam on Eagle river in Oasiia county. The incorporators are Leander Choata, George G-erry and Wn. IL Bradley.

'university. fee will be 23 cents; children, 15 cents; reserved seats for sale at MoseleyVat S3 ESTABLISHED, 1853, MADI First secnUry Hugo Sohsmaaa. Second secretary r. W. Suhr.

Trsassf at 0. Taurtager. First tars warden M. Boehner. Second tars warden- J.

Beutar. First propwty master W. H. Gleas. tIf quality is what you are after.

fH f. iAMVtSTEftll f)A-riw cents. son. wis. Right Drafts draws payable in rrtncdpai cairn of ths United Ktatea; also Id W.

ii (JORSERSAxat iUUli mDool Soda, Fruit Sjrupa and the Yr TJ 'J put i If CTTks cm of Fairbank's Soaps make heat Ginger Ale in America, at liolii- then smoke the "Fancy Grocer" Havana filler, five-cent Cigar. J. F. Bruce Bro. oie agents.

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