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rs YOUR HAIR TURNING GRAY AND GRAD
ually falling out? Halls Hair Remover viii restore
it to it's original color and stimulate the folices to
produce and luxuriant growth. It also ceanses
the SCALP eradicates dandru, and 10 most agreeable
and harmless dressing. mill
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JAPANESE PoRcELArNs, SCREENS, &c-By refer
ence to the advertising columns It VIII be seen that
II bowling will have sale OF japanese art
measures at his rooms, corner Of 18th and Ia. ave-
1o1t week. The exhibition win begin on Monday,
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Durkee's Salad Dressing
is composed OF the freshest, purest, and choicest
condiments money will buy. 1t surpasses any
that can be made at home, is cheaper, saves labor
and all anxiety.
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ttROugh on c.

Trough ON COrnS.,,
Ask for Wells Trough on Corns.m 15c. Quick
complete, permanent cure. Corns, warts, bun
ions q
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The Safest Way.
The safest and surest way to restore the youth
1ul color OF the hair Is furnished by Parkers Hair
Balsam, which is deservedly popular from its
superior cleanliness.
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NOTHING human is perfect. but the world pro-
>gresses every day. In the making Of coffee the
world has progressed but little for centuries
until the introduction of Fels Co. g Liquid
Coffee. which simplifes the making. 80 that 1t
takes less trouble and time than tea itself to
have ready one cup hundred Of such coffee
as hitherto has only been hoped for but not OBJ
tanned. Trial will convince.
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"AIderney Dairy Waaons.0
Fresh Attorney Butter. churned every morning
and delivered in k-lb. ward" prints. 65c. per 10.
Also, cottage cheese, buttermik and sweet milk.
&C. per OF Cream i5c. pint
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MARCH WEsDs-25c. superb silk or wool VEIL
nss. elsewhere higher, Cochrane'S, opposite Riggs
Na
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The WEEKLY STAR, a large double paper OF fifty
Six columns, will be sent postpaid for one dollar
wear TRY II
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SNEAK THIEF entered premises $40 Indiana
avenue, about 6 O'Clock yesterday afternoon and
stole some valuable mantel articles.
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ROLLER SKATES, ROLLER SKATEs.-Two hundred
pair first quality roller skates, ut 20 and SO cents,
Just received, former price 81 and sl.25, at
SILvHRBERG'S,
3l2 It'll street
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GAnA AA~ca

Nearly all the Ills that afIlict us can be pre-
vented and cured by keeping the stomach, liver
and kidneys in perfect working order. There is
no medicine known that will DO this as surely as
Parkers Ginger Tonic.
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LundbOrg,s Rhenish Cologne.
On Thirty DAYS, Trial.

The voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich, will send
DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro-Voltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances trial for thirty days to men
(young or old) who are afflicted with nervous
debility, lost vitality and kindred troubles guar
anteeing speedy and complete restoration Of health
and manly vigor Address as above. N.B-No
risk ia incurred, as thirty days trial is al
lowed. Wsm
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ON nothing in the world can one brace up before
~ days work or refresh after it better than on
cup Of good coffee. Until now this has just
been the trouble to get that cup of coffee really
good. Use of Fels& Co.. Liquid Coffee accom-
plishes it. with never q chance of failure. No
waste. no trouble, and very economical. Trial
will
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FussEIL's ICE CREAM and Charlotte Russo.

Town TALK-UnieOrn shirts, tested to outwear
pther makes, perfect tit, luxury, Cochrane's up
town.
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CITY ITEMS.

We Charge Won Nothing
TOT the advice, but urge you to buy ascent bot
Tie OF Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup
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SILKS, SILKS. SILKS.
CHEAPEST SILKS IN WASHINGTON.
COLORED SILKS, 80, Ga 75c.
FANCY SUMNER SILKS, so. 60, 75c.
BLACK SILKS. 80. 81. 76c., 81, 81 as. 81. 80.
Immense assortment of SILKS, COLORED SILKS.
Garnet Bronze, Dark Green and Nay Blue. only Soc
Our Colored Silks at SOC. worth 75c.
We are selling excellent quality BLACK SATIN
(worth 81 for Toe.
Heavy GRos GRAIN BLACK SILK fworth 81. $50
only 81.
COLORED SURAH sATINs cheap at SOC.
Extra heavy GROS GRAIN COLORED SILKS only
ESPECIAL BARGAIN.
Our fine quality BLACK FRENCH SILKS reduced
from 81. 80 to $l.25.
Our finest quality extra heavy eros GRAIN BLACK
SILKS reduced from 81 to 81. so.
CARTERS
mil I'll MARKET SPACE.
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Gases OF Fair Dealing i'm the Desert I
Hum8n Life.

Gases OF Fair Dealing i'm the Desert Of
Human Life.
In some cases recently the newspapers are speak
ing OF equity ruling where the law does not give
remedy-eSpecially in the case OF a corporation
corporations are often soulleSsl The Louisiana
state Lottery Company lady complained her
the first prize OF $50 600 had been frauduently OBJ
tanned; after litigation the contestants compro-
missed amicably, each taking half A lady resid-
ing in New York city had lost her ticket in the
mail, but on application to NJ A. Dauphin, Presi-
dent OF the Louisiana State Lottery Company, at
New Orleans, La, obtained the number, learnt 1t
had drawn $4,000, filed caveat, proved her right,
and after proper delay had her money paid to
her. Such acts make one think that there are
GASES OF fair dealing In the desert of human life.
The Popularity Of Hub Punch
is pleasing testimony to the success of the proprie-
tors IN using the best and purest componentS
Sold by grocers and druggists
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A Boy, named Elma Gales, was taxed IS by
Judge Smell yesterday for breaking public lamp.
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THE EVENING STAR.
NEDNESDAY. March q. 1853.
LOCAL MENTION.
Tlae Weather

OFFICE OF THB CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., March z, 1888, 9:}) a IN.
Fer New England and the middle Atlantic states
colder. fair weather norl hwesteriy winds. higher
prcSSuFp
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CLOSING EXERCISES OF THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF
HOWARD NrvERSrTY-THE NAMES OF THE GRADU-
AfBS.
q large audience witnessed the commencement
exercises OF the medical class OF Howard Univer-
sity at the Congregational church last evening.
The graduating class, numbering 81, occupied
seats on one side OF the platform and the men,
bers or the faculty on the other. The front was
massed with quantities OF floral tributes The
Marine band Occupied the organ loft and rendered
variety of choice selections. The charge to the
class was delivered by DR.. Chas. B. Purvis, the
The president Of the university, ProL w. w.
Patton, then conferred degrees upon
TIE FOLLOWING GRADUATES:
Philip L Barber, Williamsport, Pa; j. Mortimer
Bessey, New York, N. Y; Samuel E. Bibby, Pot
tersvile. N. V; Thomas II. Breen, Washington, d.
G.; William E. Childs, North Fairfield, O. Collin
y: Cursor, Jr., Chesapeake, Md; Charles A. Davis,
washington. d. C.; Samuel II: DESMOND, lynch
P. Glennan. Washington, d. C.; James B. Hall
wood. New York, N. T.; James H. Howard A. B.,
Bro3kville, Nd: D. Benson Kelly. Washington, D.
wood p. Latham, Washington, d. c.: r. Collins s.
Marshall, Washington. d. c: Anna W. Mccormick,
on william A. S oimssae si6aey
Palmer W. Roberts, Geneva, NY; Charles j. Rus
sall, Bridport. Vt; Nelson A. Ryon, Groom, Md :;
Irasburg, Vt: Guy W. Taylor, Virginia; John p.
Turner, Atlanta Ga; Thomas L. Upshaw, Atlanta,
Ca; James C. Walton, Clinton, Miss. Green D.
Williams, South Carolina; Eugene c. c. Winter,
Washington. d. c.; Mary L. Wooster, Middleburg,
Conn.
Mr. Palmer W. Roberts, of the class, then de.
lvered well-wOrded vlledictory. Upon the con-
cluson OF this address the president conferred de-
grees OF
DOCTOR OF PHARMACY
upon the following: Walter w. Alleger, New
York, NY; Sam'l E. Bibbee, Pottersville, NY;
Collin B. Cursor, jr., Chesapeake, Nd; Samr II.
DESMOND, Lynchburg. Va; vladimir dc Niedman,
ABB, Washington, DC; Maurice F. Pilgrim, Co
hansey, Nd; Eugene c. c. Winter, Washington,
DC.
The valedictory for this class was delivered by
Mr. s. Il. DESMOND: Upon the conclusion OF the
graduating Class. The committee on reception
was as follows: Thoa. Miller, (chairman.) 6. w.
Perry, w. Geddes, L. c. Purman, w. E. Defender
fer, T. Martin. r. C. Norwood, H. Cook, C. H. How
land, l. T. Smith, w. Troy and T. Purdy.
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GOING THE RoUNDS.-12Hc. ch1ld'S hosiery, COch-
ranes. uptown; also ladies' ingram hose, only 25c.
~
OWING to the rapidly Increasing demand for our
pure Hungarian Wines, we have opened al Amer
lean Branch where large stock Will always be
kept OF our CarlOwtZ, the Great Hungarian Claret,
and ell other kinds Of still and Sparkling Hum
garian Wines Orders from the trade, in all prin-
cipal cites of the United States ald Canadas,
carefully executed on reasonable terms; hand
some Show Cards will be supplied gratis. Max
Greger, limited, Puryeyors of Hungarian Wines by
special appointment to the Queen OF England, No.
S32 Fifth avenue, New York, U.S.A
The CAPITAL CITY GUARD FAIR COMPANY B, at
Wayland hall, is crowded every night, and Is a
great success. Last night, Notwithstanding the
bad weather, the hall was full. The voting on the
honorary members gold watch and Odd Fellows
regalia is lively. Tonight Professor Jewel will
appear in one Of his wonderful featS OF sword
swallowing. The fair closes on the 10Th.
For SPRING wEAR-JUsr IN.-Ladies' fine laced
shoes, with hooks, 81
Ladies' handsome kid button, $2. so.
Child'S splendid spring heel button, to los, 75c.
Misses and boys solar tip button, 81 and SIZE
Gents calf cloth-tOp button and laced, $3.50.
HAHN's, SIG 18th and 800 Pennsylvania ave.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Amusements. &c, Tonight.
FoRDs OPERA HOUsE.-Acme Opera Company in
Mauritania"
NATIONAL THgATER.-Willie EdOuin's Sparks In
IA Bunch of Keys"
THEATER CoAIQUE.-Quaker City Combination
and varieties.
DIME Observation-Disclosures and novel perform
Ance.
ROLLER SKATING RINK.-ASSembly at 8 O'clock.
HSlS
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Cold. Fair Weather

Cold. Fair Weather
WILL GENERALLY PREVAIL. TOMORROW.
Tic chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
the following special bulletin 70 the press: Since
lake region, middle states and New England. At
this report fair weather prevails in the northern
states from the Pacific to the Atlantic, and within
the United states there are no Indications OF the
development OF any great storm energy. Rain or
has fallen In all the states east OF the Mlssis
Sppi river and Ia the west gulf states During the
past tWenty-four hours over one inch OF rain has
fallen at the following stations: Shreveport, so;
San Antonio. 1.32; Starkville, 1.e6. A cold wave,
which VIII move to the south and east averaging
80 de grecs below the mean for the month. is CEN
trail IS Minnesota. The following minimum tenn
perafureS were reported this morning: Fort Gerry,
minus 90; St Viacent minus 800; Morehead, mi
nus 2so. The following special temperatures were
Norfolk, 52o; Savannah, 30; Atlanta. Ole: Jack
sonViile, 52o; Pensacola. 93o; New Orleans. 10;
Galveston. 72o; San Antonio, 72o; Tucson, go; Los
Angeles, 72o San Diego, -. On Thursday cold,
fair weather is indicated for the lower lake region
Tennessee, the Ohio valley, the gulf, south Allan
tic and middle states and New England.
THE greatest bargains ever offered In this city
Will be sold tomorrow ut M. Augensein's, 81 7th
street northwest: Dustpan and brush 15c., tapan-
ned spittoons. all colors, 14c., antique washbowl
and pitcher Sc, doZ. engraved g0Dlets &c.,
mantel sets, pieces, Csc. at. water buckets &C.,
Japanned chamber pals 34c., q dOZ. handled cups
and saucers Sc, 50clotheSpinS ana 10 qt milk pan
soap, tea eanlsters, comb cases, candlesticks.
quart cups, clothes lines. &C. each. One hundred
baby carriages to make selection from.
NEW colors Just opened: Ox-blood, shrmp-pink,
crushed strawberry. china blue, electric blue, gar
net, bronze and myrtle, in 40 inches wide French
cashmere, at so cents TOwSOn's, Pa. ave-, south
side, near 9TH.
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DEST AND CHEAPEST,
BEST AND CHEAPEST.
BEST AND CHEAPEST,
BEST AND CHEAPEST.

DEOPLE who go to market early these wet and
l. chilly mornings. as well as those who have to be
there still earlier to serve them, cannot do better
than protect their health and strength by q cup
or two made instantly from Fels b Co. g Liquid
Coffee. 1t is easier to make than tea, and does
ever go much more good. Trial will convince
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Best Shirts.
Soc, 75c. and 81, at j. e. Young's

EaeCker,S Baking Powder
Is perfect In every respect, heathful thorOughly
reliable, uniform in strength, and its baking quail
tiles cannot be surpassed.
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IMPORTANT To HousEkErrrns.
L. BEHREND'S BALTIMORE STORE,
sOs 7rH STREET NORTHWEST.
VIII open on Monday Morning
BLEACHED SHEETINGS
In Remnants,
lease. "a wide, liz cents.
lease. 8-4 wide. 10 cents.
l case, 81 wide, 20 cents.
case, 10-4 wide. % cents.
/ case. l24 wide. 25 cents.
Good quality and fully rs per cent less han Regular
Prices.
Remnants Of IRISH LINEN. IS. 10 and so cents
These goods are Extra Fine and Great Bargains.
1 ease BLEACHED COTTON. 81 cents.
! box Light PRINTS. cents; usually retailed at
cents.
L. BEHREND'S BALTIMORE STORE,
mhs sos 7rH STREET. BETWEEN ANDK.
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Mrs. M. Labreub.
Washington, says: "Brown's Iron Ritters com
pletely cured me OF WeaknesSn
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EELS Il CO.'S LIQUID COFFEE.
FELS h CO.'S LIQUID COFFEE.
FELS l. CO.'S LIQUID COFFEE.
FELS & CO.'S LIQUID COFFEE.
FELS l. CO.'S LIQUID COFFEE.
FELS l. CO.'S LIQUID COFFEE.
FELS l. CO.'S LIQUID COFFEE.
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Easter Cards,
j. Jay Gould, 421 9th street. between and E 4
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BOOK SALE THIS EvENING.-Nr. Bowling win be.
gin the sale this evening, at his auction rooms at
7:80 O'Clock, OF valuable collection OF misceila.
England Many OF them are rare and VALUABLE
worka The sale win begin promptly ct the hour
named
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

10 CANS BEsr SueAn CoRs -. 800
- lbs. LIGHT BROWN SUGAR...............l 90
Is lbs. TURKISH Observation-Disclosures. 90
2 lbs. BEST ITALIAN MACARONI...........l 90
IL lbs. WHITE (Al UGAR....,,........,.....l 90
lbs. CHOICE ROAST COFFEE (Java and RIO
J! Dbl. PATENT PROCESS FLoUR Csnow whiicj i %
GEO. A. 0'HARE, GRocEv,
f28 1918 7th street northwest. bet and n.
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DEST FOR FAMILIES.
BEST FOR COFFEE SALOONS.
BEST FOR ONE-AND-ALL.
BEST FOR HEALTH AND POCKET

WHEN the head of the house comes home after
w the days labor and trial. then ia the time for
the wife who has regard for her husbands COM
fort and health to have ready some invigoratng
cup to cheer him. Nothing can surpass in
flavor, ease of preparation, economy that
made from FEELS h Co. g Liquid Coffee. Try it,
ye overworked husbands. ye worried w1ves
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GREENWOOD CEAETERY.-The litigation which
has been so long pending between /. b. Close Ell
al and Glenwood cemetery has at last been set
tied oy e decision OF the United States Supreme
Court afnrinlng the decree of the Supreme
Court OF the District OF Columbia thereby placing
the cemetery in the possession and control OF the
bot owners, In accordance with the amended char
ter OF February 10Th, 1871
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-12-01
Cn4MEs AND CASUALTIES.

On the 22d, at Ashland, Pa, John
Steinhilber killed Thomas Kerns, boy of
seventeen. He was hustled into Jail just in
time to escape lynching,
On the morning of the 23d an old man
and his wife were found murdered near
Hickman, KY. Robbery was the motive.
A COLLISION caused by an open switch
occurred on the Alabama Great Southern
Road the morning of the 22d. Several per-
sons were killed.
THE British Superintendent of the
Nicobar Islands were shot dead by Sepoy
officer recently, who Immediately commit
ted suicide.
AN express train on the Pennsylvania
Railroad at Philadelphia on the night of
the 23d struck a wagon, killed Mrs. Christi
ana Frey, aged fifty-two years, her son
William, aged twenty-four, and fatally in
jured William Frey, Sr.
On the 25th the hosting works of the
Sumner Mining Co., burned in California.
Loss, $750,0OO.
OK the night of the oath Lesh & Co. s
Rim and Bending Works at Warsaw, Ind,
burned. Loss, $4,000. Seventy-five men
are thrown out of employment.
OK the night of the 25th, ut Port Per-
ny, Canada, fire destroyed sl6O, 900 worth of
property.
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

O'DoNNELL's wife has arrived in Lon
don.
KING ALFONSO expects visit shortly
from the Prince of Wales.
SERGEANT MASON is said to be going
on exhibition in Pittsburgh museum.
FRANCE has removed the restrictions
against American pork.
The gross earnings of the Erie Road
increased S2,922, Gl7 in the year just past.
COUNT YoN MoLTKE has been made
Chancellor of the Order of the Black Eagle.
THE Secretary of the Interior declines
to formulate any new rules to regulate
practice in pension cases.
THE Dutch bark Judith foundercd
recently Oil the coast OF Norway. The
Captain alone was saved.
The graves of two of the original
Mayfower Pilgrims were discovered on
the 9Th at Plymouth, Mass.
The American Bishops at Rome are
said to be opposed to further int. ference
in Irish politics.
The Franco-Chinese troubles were
the subject of Cabinet conference at
Washington on the 9th.
A MAN has been arrested in Orange
County, N. j., ON suspicion of being the
murderer of Phoebe Paullin.
FRAIssrNET, the French banker who
recently failed for heavy amount, had
the monopoly of trade from Marscilles
with Madagascar and Zanzibar.
The United States steamer Shenan-
doah is at Boston under orders for voy-
age around the Horn, but neither officers
nor men can be found willing to take her.
ALBANY, Wis, was almost complete.
ly destroyed by fire on the 2Ith. Several
men were fatally injured.
EVERY business house on the public
square at Waverly, Tenn, burned on the
9th. Loss, $1,000
TWELVE hundred workmen were
thrown out of employment by the failure
of Doble 6 Co., Glasgow, ship-builders.
THE new Spanish Minister to the United
States is charged with the arrangement of
a commercial treaty in behalf of Cuba.
ANXIETY was manifest in Paris on the
9th over rumors that Admiral Courbet's
command has been defeated and his COM
munications interrupted.
LIE ESyP1iah poNoihueht NOUS tnaU
no change can legally be made in the status
of the Suez Canal without fresh concessions
from Egypt.
JOSEPH JEFFERSON, the noted actor,
was stricken with complete loss of voice at
Peoria, ILL.,, the morning of the 9th.
THREE young ladies attached to the
Russian Court were arrested on the 9th on
a charge of being connected with Nihilist
conspiracy.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-12-01

OK Lake Geneva, Switzerland, TWEEN
ty persons drowned recently in conse-
quence of the sinking of a steamer by COLI.
sion.
A BOLD sneak thief entered the Mer-
chants National Bank at Des Moines, Ia,
on the 26th during the noon hour, grabbed
handful of notes and fed. He was pur-
sued, but managed TO elude capture by
dropping portion of his booty, which his
pursuers stopped to gather in. ~
A RIOT between employees of rival gas
wells at Murraysville, Pa, on the 10th, re-
suited in one man being killed and four
badly wounded.
AFTER two years. separation from his
wife Raj Scott returned TO his home near
Eaton, twelve miles from Muncie, Ind, re-
Gently, and insisted that she should live
with him again. She refused, and he
stabbed her to death with knife, then kill
ed his own child and took a dose of NOR
phine, from which he died.
ELIJAH CRAIG, for the murder of
John Scanlin in Pike County, Ind, in
August last, has been sentenced to fifteen
years in the Penitentiary.
Mrs. ELLEN LONG, of hartford, Wis,
has confessed having murdered the boy
Harry Whittemore, eleven years old, whose
body was recently found. She does not
give her reason, but it is supposed the
crime was prompted by the boys knowl-
edge of criminal intimacy between Mrs.
Long and Mr.. Whittemore.
A HUNTING party consisting of Fred.
Jenkler, with his two sous Emil and Fred
erick and printer named Dick Hartig, of
Dubuque, Ia, are supposed to have been
drowned during recent storm Which over
took them on the Upper Mississippi. Their
boat was found bottom side up nine miles
below the city. SO. t-....
AT Mt. Gilead, o., the four children
of Carson Mosier were seriously poisoned
by partaking of cabbage on which Paris
green had been used.
A TERRIBLE accident occurred at
GAINESVILLE, o., the evening of the 2Gth.
Two little boys, Tommy and Ed, sons of
Evan Davis, puddler at the rolling mill,
had been in the habit of playing with an
old gun that was lying about. the house.
Recently an older brother loaded the gun,
placing it in corner and warning the
youngsters to leave it alone. The evening
in question Tommy found cap on the
floor, and asked his father If he might shoot
it off. The father, who did not know of the
loading of the gun, gave his permission.
Ed. stood up in corner of the room and
told his brother to shoot at him, which he
did. The boy fell, shot through the lungs,
and died in few minutes.