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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-18
CATHERINE CHASE sPRAGUE
In Answer TO the Recent Statement of
Her Former Husband.

CIkCINNATI, April 17.-Judgs Hoadley,
of this city, and Winchester Brilton, OF
Brooklyn, n. Y, conunsei for Mrs. Gather
inc Chase Sprsgue, To-day sent from here a
letter to the editor of the VndicatOr, Slaun-
ton, Va, referring to statement published
in that paper March 18th, in which Gov
Sprsgue was represented as having said 10
the clerk Of the court, the commonwealth's
attorney and 10 the Rev. J. d. HuIhson, that
in order TO procure a divorce to marry and 10
induce the minister to perform the ceremony,
he brought suIt against Mrs. Sprsgus,
asking for divorce on the ground of adult
cry; ihst sfterward she withdrew her charges
against him, but his remained, aud ne
wAs granted a divorce on the ground
named in his petition, and the court
divided The Gu tody OF the children.
For the sake of accuracy the minister re
duced the above statement TO writing. Coua-
ssl say they can hardly believe it possible such
perversion OF facts could have been made,
but as they have seen no contradiction they
ask the editor OF the Vindicator 10 publish
the facts as they are in justice to Mrs.
-Sprague. They then recite that Mrs
SPragus brought suit in Rhode Island,
charging adultery, cruelty, and failure to
support. he answered By oross-biil, charg
ing her with adultery. She prepared proof
to support all the alleg ations, but on the
trial Gov Sprague and his counsel proposed
that if Mrs. Sprague would waive the proof
as to his adultery he would withdraw his
petition and permit the case 10 proceed on
the milder charge of non support. This
proposition was accepted, and decree was
granted Mrs. Spragus On this ground, and
she was given the custody of the three
younger children, the other child being IN.
der the laws of Rhode Island not subject to
the control OF the Court. la view Of all
the fac's. counsel say they have advised Mrs.
Serague to avail herself OF the permission
Of the Court TO resume her maiden name.
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THE WHEAT CROP
or Ohio, Indiana, IIIfnOis, Michigan,
KazEas and Missouri.

TOLEDO, April 17.-C. A. King & Co., of
his city, have received over 1900 reports
covering every important wheat-growing
county in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan,
Kansas aud Missouri. One.quarter report
the present condition very favorable, one
qusrter fair, oDe-third poor, oue-sixth very
poor. OIe-quarter report the present con-
dition "a much better than two weeks ago,
one-hslf report i. slightly better, sne-six,h
about the same, one twelfth worse. One-sixth
say better than year ago, oDe.qusrter say
as coed, nearly hall report it worse, and
oue.sixth cay much worse than year ago.
The season is backward. The acreage and
reserves are about the same as at the corre-
spending ii ne last year.
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One STEP AHEAD.
What y Country Doctor did not Live 90
see-The Triumph OF To-Day.

The writer's father was country doctor, and
with all their faults, country doctors are, as
class, noble and self-sacridcing men. Through
all weathers, in all seas1ns and over the worst of
roads. they drive on missions of mercy-generally
for small compensation, and often for none at all
To the country doctor In question he sat in his
buggy, an Irishmsn. who had stopped him on the
road, was relating his suffering from what he
called "a dreadful pain in me chist'
"oh, Pat" said the doctor, perhaps impatient
at the detention. "put mustard plaster on your
chest"
Am Will that suck out the pain, Doctorf"
asked Pat, wanting foundation for mis- faith.
at won't Lurt you. anyway, Pat" answered the
doctor, whipping up his horse, then continuing
to his companion: My sen, wish somebody
would invent plaster that would suck out pain, d,
as Pat put it. I have plenty of plasters. some of
which make myself and some Others that sre
patented, but am fre= TO admit TO YOU that there
isn't much virtue in any of them"
This was years ago, and the good doctor is gone
where we are told, no one is ever sick. He didn't
live 20 see or hear of BESsoN's CAPCINE POROUS
PLASTER, which, in Pats rude phrase, sucks
OUT so much pain to-day. The doctor, in con-
nection with his practice, hept little village
drug store, where he dispensed the cheap and
common plssters of the time, whose merit" he
used to say, "must reside in the holes for he didn't
see as they had any other"
Fer that rain of Jours, try the CAPCIsE, which
word is CUT in the plaster itself. Price % cents
Seabary & johnson, Chemists, New York.
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AtKREMER'S
HAT, LACE.
FLOWER,
DRESS GOODS
This Week.
Dress Goods,
Flower,
Lace, Hat.

We offer ten distinct lots OF new style Hats nj
about or less than halt the same goods can be
bought OF the Milliners Of this city.
One lot at twenty-five cents each.
One lot at fifty cents each.
One lot at sixty five cents each.
One 'ot At one dollar each, and six other lots Of
Hats, a. said before, at about half the.pries same
goods can be boug ut of the Miliners OF this city
third less than same width and quality can be
bought for elsewhere in this city.
One lot at ten cents yard
One lot at fifteen cents yard.
One lot at twenty cents yard.
One lot at twenty-five cents q yard.
One lot at forty cents q yard, and five other lots
as said before, at about one-third less than same
width and quality OF goods can be bought for in
this city.
We offer six distinct lots of Dress Goods at about
one third less than same goods can be bought Of
the dry goods stores OF this city.
One lot hne double-width An-wool Csmelhair
at 45c.
One lot fine double-width, an-wool Dress goods
at CSC.
One lot fine extra double-width embroidered
checks at s5c.
One lot all-silk Nerveilleux stsl
81 25.
One lot aIl-silk Black Ras de comtesse at 81 So
We oher five distinct lots of elegant FRENCH
FLOWERS, at about half the price same quality
of goods can be bought OF the Milliners Of this
city.
One lot at twenty-five ccnts.
One lot at fifty cents
One lot at seventy-hve cents.
One lot at one dollar.
One lot at one dollar and a half about half the
price same quslity OF goods can be bought for OF
the Milhrers of this ely.
Handsone Pattern Hats aud Bonnets.
New Trimmed Hats
New and exclusive designs Just received.
80 Exhibition of Bargains In Dress Trimmings
Ribbons. Parasols, Feathers and Grapes.
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this way the eouTtesies we're not lacerated,
although it must have heen something akin
70 keif-torture when Senator Harrison, at
the request of the President informed the one
man in Indiana whom he breads more than all
others, of his appointment 20 seat at the adyi-
sorry board OF the chief patronage dispenser Of the
nation. John c. News denial OF the remark at
tributed 70 him on hearing the news: "ThRt kills
Harrison s presidential chances " does not alter
the truth Of the observation. It will not be six
months before Gresham has the Republican or
ganization Of Indisna under his control. he is
not only man Of brRingand cultgre, but he has
blood in his veins. He is a manly man, who be-
lieves in fair dealing even in politics.
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Horses and Buggies
Designing ViIIainy.

For hire at w. A. Faires's Livery Stable, 55
Union street
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ST. LOUIS, April 17.-DispstcGes state
hat the tosn at Zlmbro Falls, Wabash a
county, MINI, was almost destroyed by a
cyclone last Friday night. Several buildings
were entirely demolished, $4,000 bridge
wrecked, and large schoeihouse aud other
buildings unroofed. Stores on both sides of
the street were u1roofed, and ali stores and
houses on both sides of the street from
Suegs's hotel 10 the river had their fronts
smashed in. The damage done wss not es-
timsted, but will be quite heavy. The same
storm did also a good deal of injury to
farms in its track,
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Ch.reery CourLMcDoweu, Juags.

Additional calendar: Nos. 1856, Dixon vs
Phelps; 1858. D4nehower va Fraime; 3002,
Cicall4 vs. CcaIIa; 347l. Judah vs SHOES;
1912, Moore vs. Moore; 4102 Pattisou va Ap-
person; 410S, Grshsm VS. z mt; 4lSO, Buck
Steve Company VS. Johusou; 4140, McF arlaud
VS. Jameson; 4149, Woodbridge VS. Page;
4150, Psge vs Woodbridge; 4l5l, Snowden vs.
Meriwether; 416S, Pickett VS. Ferguson; 4l64,
Meade VS. Hayes; 4165 Templ.ton vs. Tenn
pletou; 4172, Pierce VS. Smith; AVA, Topp vs
White; 4l76, Goodman Va Memphis and
Charleston railroad; 4177, Fourth National
Bank VS. EicK,
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Posted in Memphis, at 11:4O O'Clock pm. April
II, 1888 ]. N. RYkER,
Sergeant signal Corps.
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JACHsON, MISS.
James GOusd Accidentally Shot by John
WObner While ont Hunting.

Special to the Appeal
JACKSON, April 17.-Yestsrday evening,
while hunting with his friend Mr.. John
Wohner, near Canton, Miss, Mr., Jas. Gould
was shot accidentally by the former. The load
entering back of the ear, passed out above.
He fingered until ] o'clock this morning.
Both gentlemen were highly esteemed, Mr..
Gould was a promising young lawyer Of the
Grn of Pratt & Gould, Of Canton. His death
is greatly lamented, and the unfortunate cir
cumstauces connected with it make it doubly
regretted.
1t is probable that a State Fair will be
held here in the fall, AZ sufficient money has
been suhscribed 10 81 art the enterprise.
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The auxiliary committees appointed by
President Ram baut TO aid the Mozarta' Di.
reciory in disposiug of the mountain Of labor
which the grand preparations for the Festi-
val entail, are going TO work in gallant style
10 insure the success of the crest under;ak-
lug. Last night the Festival Financs Com.
mittee, consisting of the following able and
iufuen,isl gentlemen, namely: Messrs. A.
B. Tresd1ell, chairman; John r. Gsdwin,
Louis Hansuer, John I FArgssou aud S. II.
Dunscomb, met at Mozart Hail, and, APP
pointing the latter as treasurer, formally
assumed the duties Of their onerous and i'm.
portant trust. Their names are a sufficient
guarantee to Msmphs Of the financial luc-
cess of her 6rst Festival.
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VICTORIA, B c., April ia shipping
disaster unparalleled at this port occurred
yesterday. Four ships wers blown sshore.
The hurricane lasted fifteen hours. Vessel
after vessel parting anchor was driven ashore.
One sailor was killed 6y the fall Of spar.
Names of SHIPS ashore, Gettysburg, Southern
Clief, American Tiger and Connaught. On
shore lille or no damage was done except to
trees aud fences. The masters were warned
to take their ships inside Z squimsux harbor,
but they did not heed the warning
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When you go TO your druggist to buy q
bottle Of Simmons Liver Regulator, and he
offers you some counterfeit with a similar
sounding name, and says "it is the same
thing or just as good" ask him his motive
for not giving you the genuine preparation
in white wrapper, with red q thereon, pre-
pared by J. H. Z=ilin & Co. The only OBJ
isct such dealer can have ia The fact that
be msk.s an extra twenty cents per bot
lie profit by selling a cheap and counterfeit
article which may do you positive injury.
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New YORK. April 1.-THE striking car
penters report that they are meeting with
success in their demands for S. 80 per day
1t ia reported that a number returned 10
work to-day at the increased rstes. A mum
Der Of non-union men joined the strikers
rsnks during the day.
The painters dem nds for an increase from
~ so and 50 to So so are reported to be
mseting With general success, most of the
employers having given it at once, and the
others promising 10 do go Monday next.
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REMOVAL.

EsTEs ELLETT HAVE REMOVED THEIR
"a law once to NO IA Union street, be-
an Main Front.
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LOUISVILLE, April 17.-Last Sunday night
through Adams Express car lef, Cincin-
natl for Nashville over the Short-Line rail-
way. The csr was in coed condition at La
grange, thirty miles from LouisvilIe, bat on
INSPECTION after its arrival at East Louis
vile the locks were found broken and the
contents of the car scattered about and
broken. The amount of stolen goods is not
learned, owing to the reticence of the express
officers. Some Of The train employees are
under suspicion.
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MINNEAPOLIS, April IA FIRE broke out
in the Model Touring mills of this city,
owned by r. P. Russell & Co., and valued at
$4,000, at 9 o'clock this evening, destroying
that structure. 1t is certain that the Da-
kota mile, adjoining, valued at SIS, GOO,
and owned by H B. Brown & Co., will GO,
and other more valuable mills in proximity
may follow the Model and Dakota mills.
Each had a capacity of $50 barrels per day.
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RUSSIA.
THE czAR's CORONATION.

THE CZARS CORONAT1ON.
BERLIN, April HI is likely the coro-
nation Of the Car will be postponed until
the 10th of June. The latest proc am alton
of the Nihiiisis merely rslers to the Gar in
q a scornful way, saving be ia beneath criti-
cism. Weli-informed persons in Russia ex-
press the opinion that no danger 10 the Gar
is 10 be feared at his coronation, with the
exception perhaps of the act OF some isolated
fanatic, and even that is unlikely.
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Ths:uoosac ranneI submergea.s

Troy, April 1.-THE trestle work of the
Boston Hnossc Turslel and the Western Rail-
way Compspy's crossing at Saratoga Lake
were submerged by the high water yesterday,
and two freight trains had to be abandoned.
The high water aIso caused considerable
damage at Mechsnicsville and other points
along the Hudson river.
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Fnrnt,ure Factory D.s,royed.

LEAvENwoRTH,.. ks, April 1.-The 40
eruathy furniture factory. was totally de-
stroyed by FIRE this eveping. Loss, $4,000;
insura auce, $4,000. OGe mau was fatally
burt by jumping.
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Calendar for to dav: No. 1894 on trial;
No. 1899, John Duff. vs. jacob Thompson
ct ais; 1901 d w. BoOer VS. P. NJ. Paterson
& Co 1908, Henry Hart vs John Dunn;
1909, Pleasant Small VS. Sam Lowepstein;
1912, Wm. La,time, & Co. VS. G. II. Judah
ct al; 76l5, J. s Wilkins vs. H Kuss; 1918,
john White vs. Jsmes Maydwell; 1919, Mag
gle Rudisil vs Joseph Rndisil; 1921. w. r.
Harrell & Co. VS. w "A. Simmons ct al; 1922,
VIM. Long VS. J. c. Kelly; 1928, Brooks, Nicely
& Co. VS. John Dill.
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RrutaIly A,sauIIed BY a PapiI.

being an ak. The brothers had been un-
riendly for some time
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ST. PAUL, April 17-Advices from the
Northwest snow that the storm last Saturday
did but little damage beyond delaying seed
ing. AT Bismarck the fears OF food have
not been realized and the danger is passed.
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LAW REPORTS.

Criminal Courf-Greer, Judge.
Calendar for to dsy: Nos. 1l9, Charles
Taylor; 124, William Hughes; 40, 14l, Nick
Denmap; l34. Anna Bammel.
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Tanners 0n a strike,

PTTTsBURG, April 1.-Two hundred tan
ners, or about one-hslf the force emp Dyed in
the Allegheny tanneries, struck this morning
against reduction OF 81 week. The tan
neries arc running with reduced force, and it
is thought the matter will De amicably set
tled within ths neIt tMenty-four hours.
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st. Lout. munIclpaI AppoIntments.

ST LOUIS, April l7.-Msyor Ewing sent
his appointments for the next tour years to
the City Council tonight. The most nota-
bic of these i, that of Chslncey F. Filley-
batter knoWnin pelitics here as Boss" FIllsy,
ami abrosd as au sspirant for a place in
both Gsrfisld's and Arthur's Cabinets-to be
assessor aud collect r of water rates. II.
Clsy Sexton was resppoinled chiet Of the
Fire Department., and Ger. John D Steven
son is nSned fer health commissioner, uice
Charles A. Francis, resigned. The appoint
mert of Mr FLley was grest su prise, and
caused good deal of talk on the streets
and at lh= hotels 10 night. There seems to
be no doubt Of his confirmation by the
Council.
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FREAKS OF THE FLAMES.

BORrdinXhouse Burned Three Lives
Lost.
81 LOUIS, April 1.-THE Atlantic House,
kept ty GoJfrey Rehms and wife as a board
inghonse, in Allis, Is, burned early Sun-
day morning, aud William McGill, Charles
Quillin and Charles Spiegel, railroad labor
ere perished in the flames
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PITTsBURs, April 17.-Niue coal mines
along the Panhandle railroad resumed opera.
lions this morning at the reduced mining
rate of three cents per bushel. The miners
will continue to work until tbs result of the
arbitration is known.
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A BABY was born in a cemetery at Mar.
shstown, Ia, short time ago, but every
where can be seen babies borne 10 the ceme-
tery because mothers cruelty neglect to pro-
cure DR.. BulPs Cough Syrup, sure cure for
croup colds and coughs.
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Suicide Of a C.tbeIic Priest

ST. PAUL, April l7.-John Schrick, a
Roman Catholic priest at Long Prairie, was
found dead in his bedroom Sunday, under
circumstances plainly pointing to suicide.
His death was occasioned by bullet wound
aud a revolver with one empty chamber Haa
found lying by his body. Cause, despon-
dency
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WHEELING, W. Va, April 17.-Miss
Kate Griffith, school teacher at Martins
Ferry, attempted TO correct VIM. Beck,
fifteen yesr-old pupil, when he assaulted and
beat her brutslly, until it is thought che is
fatally Injured. The boy was arrested.
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PIrTssURe, April 17-WoTk was resumed
to-day in all but three coal mines along the
Panhandle railroad, miners agreeing to
work for reduction during the summer
months provided three and half cents per
bushel be paid after the lat Of NoYemper.
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LABOR TROUBLES.
Acceded 10 Their Demands.

READING, Pa, April 1.-THE striking
moulders of the Manhattan Hardware Com
psny returned TO work this morning, their
committee having received satisfactory
terms from the firm.
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KNOXVILLE Tribune. "Au Anderson cor
respondent weites that there is less corn in the
grouns now than for maRy years at this date
Farmers ready for spring operations, but chilly
winter hngerS still, aud causes the brawny granger
TO wait yet awhile. The fruit is not injured vet,
and gives promise OF fair though not enormous
crop. There Is percepubly increasing interest in
fruit culture"
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In the Lords the Duke Of Richmoni and
Gordon moved that the papers concerning
the foot aud mouth disease 10 cattle be pre-
sented 10 the House, and asked why the i'm
portsion of cattle from the Uaittd Siates,
az we'll ss France, was not prohibited. The
Lord President OF the Council and Minister
of Agriculture denied that The disease was
preVsleut TO any large extsnt in America
Although the disease existed there, whole
sale prohibition Of the ioportation of Ameri-
can cattle WAS not instIfied
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CRIMINAL CALENDAR.


NEW YORK, Aoril l7.-At the corner Of
Vanderbilt and Park avenue, Brooklyn, this
evening, Diedrich Mehuken shot and killed
Dredrichi Steffens. Cause, Jealousy of his
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, April 1.-THE statement of the
Imperial Bank Of Germany shows decrease
in specie Of ], 3S,000m.
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CARITAL RRIEES.

WAsHINeToN, April 17.-ArguUent was
begun in the United States Supreme Court
to-day in a csse which may prove Cne Of
much iuteres. 10 ali millers who make what
is known rs patent process -four.
Consul Lewis, of Sierra Leone, writes the
Department Of STATE that Importers Of lesi
tobacco from the United Slates complain
that il is dishonesty packed; that hogshead~,
on being opened, are found to contain
great deal of rsfase tobacco.
The National Academy Of Scences met
this afternoon at the National Museum,
Twenty.six members were present, Ipcluding
some OF the best scientific men of the COON
try. Prof. A. G. Marsh, vice-presitent, was
in the chair, su5 Prof Asaph Hall acted az
secretary. Papers were read by Messrs
Leconte, Rsms'y, Loomis, Cope and Hill.
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CIScINNATI. April 17-Aivices from
Poolessille, Warren county, Iad., state ths.
Aaron Stevenson Was instantly killed by his
brother, Richard Stevenson, the instrument
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Tie Philadelphia Convention Cannot be
F0atDOned.

BUFFALO, April 1.-The president Of the
Am rican National Land League cables
Parnell that the Philade phis Convention
cannot be postponed. owe regret that you
cannot be with Us, but everything indicates
that the convention will BE- the largest and
most important ever held by the Irish- Amer
eansu
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WIND AND WATER.
Destructive CJclone ia hinDesOta-A
Town Almost Entirely Destroyed
Storms in the Northwest.
The HOossc Tannel Submerged-An Tn.
paralIeled shipping Disaster
at Victoria, b. c.


RICHMOND, VA April IA heavy wind
storm prevailed in this section last night.
Considerable damage to property.
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was addicted TO the morphine habit, suf-
ferred with all the Irregularities known to
woman. Two bottles of Cortivalis entirely
cured me. SUE H.KENT,
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H,s,ook ais wIfe for a burglar


MONTGOMERY, ALA April l7.-Eirly this
m orniog Wiiiism Dorsey fatally shot his
wife, mis- akipg her for burglar.
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and the farce Two Can Play at That Game,
will be given May 4Ih for Mansger Frank
Gray's benefit.
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The Chicago Telegraph IroubI..

CHICAGO, April 17-In view OF the action
of tue Cily Council last night, directing the
mayor to epforce the ordinance requiring all
telegraph and telephone wires 10 be placed
under grouud by Msy Let, the evening papers
to-day published interviews with Western
Union oficisls. They are quoted as saying
that if the course outlined ia pursued, il will
possibly be the quickest method of obtaining
6nsl settlement, as the officials ssssrt that
wires cannot go under grouad by say that the
process at the date mentioned, and that il the
wires sre cut the company can stand it if the
business public can.
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For Twelve Years

"Wells's Health Remover" restores health
and vigor. cnres dyspepsia, impotence, sex
usl debility. 81.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


gave The Iwo Orphans to another large
houss last night, and will be seen to night in
Ero,I F,ou