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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-10-22

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Tho lire Record.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2l.-1he Post.Dispatch's
Hot Springs, Arkansas, special says. An
explosion OF a coal oil lamp last night
caused a hire in the building OF Ferry Hun,
occupied as boarding house, grocery and
store.room. Lose, SlO,VcO; Insurance,
5000.
geuesce county, this morning, destroyed
hAlfthe business portion OF the village.
Loss, 5000. J. Il. Garland & Co, \. W,
Mann, ID. N. Parks & Son and A. d. Rund.
lei, we're the heaviest losers; insurance
irht. ,,-,-
NEW York, Jan. 2l.--A fire occurred this
morning at Snhaeiier'e boarding house,
Houston street. All the occupants got out
pxcept two ooarders and servant. Tuo
d,enpu mi. ed ladders through the lire aud
smoke and tho trio assembled 90 ,le root,
VII, r- they were compelled % lvp' vu until
the ar. YVES extinRuthed. The thrruamt
t.r SA- IS degrees above zero,
In another fire. Mt 1884 Bpwery, the fro
men had great difficulty In rescWuf X sa
Clho,, Fix children aud servant. Two
ci iidren in an acjoiniug house we'o almost
SUIT cared.
mint burned w Il VIM n Co., atln,frY
aud b1rr,,.:C. Il. Rysu ~ Co CaHi'-Hle
and r,tu cr cerc Wiun &C.. io-s 10
si2 COO. "a slied ior 5000, Q. b Eyan Il
| Co.'s Ios, is flJ 600. Principally 70 ~ water,
insurance. $500. The buildings we're
owned nv Mrs. II a. Hsme'pr nun vgiued
at f2j00l. Loss, 81 90; insurance. 81 Wt.
Antioch, CAL. Jan. q "A lire tt,-
morning consumed the American TX
change hotel. J)nn Jefferson, proprietor
aud Thomas Hines persisted.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. a. The president has
nominst'd A. S. Worthington Tor United
States attorney for the District OF Columb's.
Other nominations: William ChrIsty
Wilson, Of Louisia-a, assayer OF the mint
ut New Orleans; Horace Austin, -. Dakota,
register OF the land office, Fargo; Isaac A,
Taylor Of Kansas, ageny of Indians, Sac
snd Fox agency, Indian territory.
Among the confirm atoms to-day were
John A. TUFTS, Indian agent Union
agency, indian Territory; Cha7. Lyman,
chiet examiner of the civil service commits
sion.
Tho house committee on public lands
held meeting 10 night at which oil the
mem bers but two were present. They
unanimously agreed 10 report TO the house
p bill @ declare forfeited the lands granted
| he Texas q Pacific raj way.
The republican congressional campaign
committee met this evening and appointed
the fol'owiup executive committee Sena-
| tor Hawley. chairman; Senstnrs Allison, OF
| Iowa, and Miller, Of California; R'preeen.
t.tives lIiscock, WashbufD. Peele Mckeu'
| ley Campbell, OF Penneylvan'a, Pettibone,
G #, DAVIS and O'Hara, The executive
cumiult.ee Vii meet at The cali OF the chair
man.
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county; Bnnnfr ". stephens tt a., Johnson
county, rhr-sheiil " n1ilrr, hcLsnnAn
county; Nrluer W. smith, Falls county
Beatty W Brooks, Burnett county, Baker
W.. Brszos aGd BlrlssOn Bridge company,
Braces county Reversed ami remnndrt'
Robertson v rucKrr 81 ~, HUI county
CarOihefs W. Lanfley ct al, Burnett county,
Allen W. Pirr.up, Falls county; drusthou't
W. Greenhouse, B,ii county, Reversed snd
dismi .sed' Moor o. al W., HtglowCoi,
Falls county Reversed and rendered for
appellant; lIorrin W, C1sglns, HcLo IAau
county.
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good ipnl1d. common TO cool commoD.
48Stof rs: nir 10 fully fair Sto . IS;
prime 10 cloice. 2'o57s; yellow clari-
hhi. G34tp1. Holasses active and firm;
centrifugal, 10 - 81, c mmon, ~ to % fair.
rs to %, primr 10 choice, 34 to % Rics
scarce and iirm, IN good demgnd: Louis
lana, ordinary 10 prime, SIS TO 57-S.
Ban scarce snd firm: sl.05 Cotton seed
oil, prime crude, 81 20 IS; extra levee sum
mer yellow, 81 to4j. { q. b. Sight on New
YORK. 81 per 81 900 prem un; sterling ex-.
change. h iS4 IL.
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Nrw Yong, Jau, 2l.-rhe report Of the
gov.rnr, snt directors 1 mon Pacific shows
the floating debt NJ the company reduced
to 81, 600 COZ by the proceeds oi tue collal-
etgl trus loan created f1r that purpose.
Toe re- port also shows great improvement
In the net earnings for December compared
with several preceding monthg md also
that there will be u sufp.us largely over
81 cocoon for the year after the payment q
ell rIud charges snd psr cent, diy.donif,
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CLEVELAND, o., Jan. 2l.-lt Is reported
hero that the miners employed by the
p,lsburg, youngstown & Clevrland Iail.
road Mt Berghol1 are making rIotous dem
onsiratioAs on account OF receiving 10 pay.
Bridge, have been torn down, trrst.a work
wrecked and tue company other properly
destroyed. Particulars are mtagrr because
there IL no telpsraphic cpmmunifali'n A
lyrge numher OF Italians are oonSreSaied 1T
Alliance, but IRE Ouiet.
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Tho Now 30 anzn rinlhs.

SALT LAKE. Jan. q The rribune''
srotque erecisl save: At Cpnr d'Alens
tnc excitement is nigh. Miners daily bring
glowing reports.
Last evening" the iizens OF So kama
tlrmed stage line AM Will send tire
soeohes dailv. TIE place is iull If men
going 10 The mines. The r-,ners " Utah
are excited over places in tho northwest
The bigg, 81 stampede ever Rnown on the
paclf . coast is expected this spring.
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Active prohibi,ioni.ts.

CmcAso. Jan. 2i.-A. ]. Jutkins, secre-
tary OF che National Prohibition central
committee, says that = convention WIZ be
held and q national prohibition ticket be
placed in the field In 1854. The place o.
holding the convention will be announced
in few DAYS. The movement ipaugursted
by this cit z.ns league IN this city To pre-
vent saloon kespers from serving on the
grand Jury failed on the hrst attempt. the
oour, holding they could not he excluded,
provided they were willing to swear to M
hold all the laws. A large number OF com.
plants have been entered before the grand
Jury against ,aloon.seepers for selling
liquor 10 minors, and the league clhlnie''
,a'oon influence on the grand ju-y prevent
cd indictments from being returned.
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SuLktn. Jan. al.--Bakrr Pa.ha'a rCFO'Ia'
tons with Tribal chiefs wer- successful
Sheikhs who visited Va" Egvnuh1 camp,
represent. that there .re 3 so W.' who
era willing 20 lrhf, aud large hotr no
the rebels,
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miscellaneous Sunday Dispatches.

WHEELING, w. Va Jan. GA sensation
wac caused here to-day by the publication
| of an attempt to steal the remains OF the
| late Right Rev Il V Whelln, the last
Bishop OF this Diocese OF the Catholic
church, from the vault in which they lest
beneath ire Whelan Memorial chSpe' in
Mount Calvary cemetery. The object was 10
secure a reward tor return NJ the remnins
aud the attempt was only prevented from
rucreedin by the accidental discovery ot
the ouerations. The attempt WAS made
Thursday night, but owing tO the security
# the vault, WIS interrupted by daylight,
and the ghoul replaced evefthing neatly
intend n 20 return ihe succeeding uiglt
and complete the Job. The tcxton, by
mere accident, discovered the vault had
peen tempered with aud guard has neen
keuf In the chapel at night. The thieves
have NOT returned. The vault will be made
absolutely burelar-proo'.
SUNDAY sCoRcHR'.
PApUcIu, KY, Jan. 20.-Ihe 81, Charles
hotel burned yesterday. The building was
OF three stories, brick, and cost SIS, t00.. In
eurance, Sc 900 IL was owned by the Neil
brothers,
ErwBuRau, n. Y, Jan. 2l.-Haigb's
wooden mill, employing fifty hands, burned.
Loss. 10000; partially insured.
THAT RECEPTION.
PHILADELrHIA, Jan. O.-The reception
siyeiy d, mocratic for the obvious purp Sc
OF making the speaker feel perfectly a.
home. aud he contributed his personal ei'
fort to make the event purely social one
nv eyading any expression concerning the
prevailing topic of protective iatii.
Among those who attended we're Attorney
General Cassidy, OF Penusvlvania; Maj
lanes Simmons, speaker OF the house OF
rspTesentatiyes, Of South Carolina; Commo-
dore Sour, Of the United States navy; jus
tees clark and Turnkey, OF the supreme
court of Pennsylyani-; Bx-As.stsni
United States Dis riot Attorney w. w ker,
who framed he star-routP inuic menis:
Congreasmen Folleti, Hill and Seney, oi
Ohio; Congressman Farrell. OF New Jersey;
Congressman Boyle, Elliott and Mnchey.
OF Penrsylvari-, and Prsideut Jot
C.nphell of the Uni ed Ca b, lie L. A. y.
icie les.
CINCINNATI cuLLiSGs.
CrvcfxEArT. o., Jan. ~ Briggs Swift hss
resigned the pres der cy OF the heniucSy
c-utrI raiiw.y. The airsc ors meet ~
New York Thursday next - elect his sue
cass,r Neeniine VIC President Ecnols
will ac' - president.
The Bncklayers' International union has
inst ciospd a sessIoa OF several days, ana
all nee, next g. Jersey City on January y
1895 Thew voted 10 urge the passage Of
the pruding bill in congress To prevent the
i'm p9rtation Of alien labor. The ma ter OF
eirot hours for a Days work wa referred
20 the LEGAL unions, their vote TO be sent In
by August LIST.
Little Joker" is the best smoking to-
bscco.
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hfnr,inr lNill Out.

CLEVELAND, o., jan. 2l.-Dll AshoT3i''
shout 20 years old confessed to-day a
ChAritog ina ne and Ira bidelaEe Gnd ''lr
thirtesp wears $50 knocked d1.G and
robbed IN her house Mira Il ''ns'n, over 81
wears old, who lived In NU.eu, G auFo
county. With her imoarie son. = Il ON
son died eopn auer 'Nm the 90 nf me
injuries bus who were the anu .,fer' has
been a mystery unsolged until To-Day. Ash
craft ~ in custody and the officers are IN
pursuit Of B,drlake aud vile Who lived
across the street from tho mprdere"
woman,
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ANnnihtnI iiirnmI.i.

C,rLErrsBuRG, ~, Jan. 2l.-MnHho
Pcuoh. of Mount Strllirr, reached h 90 %
day with Nilei Hal shHm hn bad cap
tuled On Ls,ler county on the charge oI
b'cEmy. Hall Is uBiA ~ years old, hnt w
said % have four wives and about 90 marry
the nth when CsEturod
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Scw Telegraph Compnny.

New York, Jan. 2l.--rhe National relo'
graph company organized to-day end elect.
Ell George 4. Williams general manager.
The company has lines bet tween New foik
and Chicago along the West Shore aud
Nickel Piate roads. Williams for several
wears was district uperi1tendens OF the
w stern Union at Cincinnati.
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PnTsBURa, Jan. 2i.-The attendance on
the last day Of tho Sntt trial We the
largest ola Y since the trial began. D,tric.
Attorney Johnston opened the argumene
by addressing the jury In behalf - IA
commonwealth. Major B,o.n fJlioS
for the defense
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N,t Confirmed

NosILE, Jan. 81 Specials reporting the
killing Ut orange trees by frost sre no, con-
hrmed hy the statement OF own'.s. some
orchards have been touched "fh ir"st'
bu' one cannot ind IA orchard owner N
this country VINO will ray Ais trees are
ki led
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WIN Die.

CrxclsyATI, o., Jan. claim Hayden,
baloonist, in drunken quarrei with Nick
NJ ryan, er-uoliceman. shot the lNtter in
the side. The bail lodged In the spine.
Morgan will die.
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LONDON, Jan. 2l.--rhe Morning Post
says: Tuesday last, shortly before tho
special tram which took the Prince of Wales
to visit ID Rothschild At Hotter, left Easton
station. five packages OF dynamite were
iound In the tunnels through which the
train pnssed.
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LAWRENCE, Mass Jan. 2l'-rhe Atlantic
mills give no'ice that on February lst =
reduction In wages Of not over 10 PEI cent
Wili be m ade.
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uimnny Triumphs.

New YogE, Jan. 2l.-rhe Board Of alder
men or-anized by eltc,iug VIM. 2. Kirk
(rammsny), president and Francis Tow
mes rammany) clerk. The board OF alder
men ireuublicau) voted with the T.mmsny
men.
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c;EMTAVR LIMlM ENT


sr. Locus Jan. 2l.--Four dul. aud IN.
changed Wheat higher aud Hclive tor
May; closed strong: No. red, n ~ 1 . to
81 90, cash; Sl0l 4, January; 81 ~ IA
bid February; Sl033.S. March; sos TO
81 &c, May. Corn opened weak and unset
tied, aud closed firm aud higher; 10 IA 10
iG IL, cash: 46 5, January; 40 - To i6 s,
February: 81 to 5l3S. May. O,ts lower;
81 10 81 -. cash; IS 3.S, May, but closed
timer and with higher bids. Whi-key
steady; 81 Is. Corn meal firm, So 80 to
81 IS. Pork steady; Sli GO, old; Sl5,
new. Bulk meats firm long clear
S. 60, short ribs S7,7n; short clear, s7.95 la.
con clear AMI strong; long clear, 3 8 10
IL; short ribs, "a Lard nominal g IL.
Catt'e receipts, 700; scarce and hrm de-
maud exceeds supply; exports 81 20 to
50 50; good TO choice, 81 81 10 SGl0; COM
mon 90 fair, $40 10 1925. Sheep receipts,
300. firm; good demand; common tn fair,
- IS 10 81; good 10 best. 81 80 10 81 ~.
NEW YORK MARKET.
NEW YORK, Jan H. Be~ves receipts.
iITu, Including 30 cgr !oel- rl export Steers;
market opened auh shsrp domand AZ an
aIya,ce pi IA for dressed weight but be-
tone rr Gri-h the feeling va. weaker auu
..t,,i. -s were at some reiuC, un /, om the
Wo,uirs rare; comm 20 800 rruc % rr-,
So % 90 81 cd: best tyO cor loaff in m4rret,
S1iG 60 81 81; bulbs, Is 10 30. Sheep re-
ceipts, il 6-j. sictIy HI'l large business,
81 - lo eG.iU 'or common % CHI zoe suc"p;
$3.50 10 sT.-d for janis Flour dn'.
Wrtgt, spot, iran; upliIus opened IL In 4
hi her, later were easier ana I-C ir"d 50 90
i. towards tlp e. ose neg became STRONGER.
arc rsli,i 30 5S closing drm. uu
graded red, 81 t. SloS; No. 4 red 90;
80 . rcd, g534 tp 81 IA; No. . rru,
St.02 = 10 SluJ - iowcr. Corn, SPOT No.
3 . 10 l-2I lover, Others steady. Options
ouerpG IA 80 l2J mEhI, afterwards fell
psck - ~ ST closing irmGr, with rc.
cOy.rY ~ Ii 1898; u Graded 30 10 63r NO
1910 a.. s;eamo' hN ii to 81 ., No ,
90 / D 10 81 If. Coffee, spot, TAR; itp, dul,
and uou.uel; options, 10 10 10 over sud
we're mo8.r.rely 1ctvr. sales $3.50 bess;
BIO 80. r bruary, 1870 10 1879; March,
lu4p oiHId, April. 10 ~ ~ lp.s5 NAV,
1925 G.. 1888: june, 1893 % 1luI; ju.y,
li.un; AUGUST. Il!5; Suga.. gui- cfalN
beds roIu.d we.kH., nu 4, O. , ~t1i "a
~a,u.rI A. t2-s i,1 l-3 rrh. srHns.r
.,F. moss elI ~ l-2 fu fli5I. On. u....,
.dr.. 'urg c'gar. 5Sl4 lard, stronger,
..ur .igfm. SIS 90.
TIHS grAIau ST.
NV I.NK. J.u. 2'-tu' Di.1winG a,.
%. cotton rsce ot5 , all ports OF the United
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Browns Bronchial Trochcs.
For coughs and colds: "rhare 10 moth
ing 10 be- compared with them"
REy. o u. WArEINs.
WALTON. Indi ma.
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Death Cover. His sha,

PArcuoGUE. l.. l., Jan. PIE. s. PecF,
cashier Of the wrecked Patchogue bank,
shot himself at O'Clock this afternoon Just
after leaving the bsnk.
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Tho Work Of tho yyar..

GLOUCESTER, MASS, Jan. H. The
schooner Kuntsford, fisherman, has been
given IN for lost. Fourteen men w're
aboard and leave seven widows and nine
taan Ornhans
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Rrsnltrd Again.

Jackson, MISS, jan. q -Silss Lane col
Ared) 10 have been hanged to-day at Roll
ing FORK, has again been respited.
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M,tirrlnn.lY ,Inr.lcrcd.

NoRF1LE Va. Jan. ELL. A. Il gers. $
prominent Young citizen. was murdered
eitiv Sunday. Four arrests have nocn
made
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Court Decisions.

NEw YoRK, Jan. 2i.-Geo. II. s'urcf
wholesale grocer, has lied an assignment
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GALVESTON, Jan. 2l.-Comnission Of sp
peals-Affirmed: Spencer We. Ripley
Falls county; Bielder ct sl vs.. Ballard, Hi
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2 RSONAL.

DEK- uNAL-wlLL TiIN YOUNG AuS
! W ON es'o ted Borc 7 e. day evening last.
iTinC on 1. Cid'A az nue. tu East Dallas. be 30
Kind rs tptiVc g g.u icinaY from MempniS'
acquantanc.. Address MEMO. care IIr-ald
M so
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Al, l ISL, So
KANSAS CITY yAREKr.

| Exports this week To Great Britain, 3t,ylHi
| Cont emit lilo; France, 2d2 Stock tnis
day, 1 HAZE
| KANSAS CITY NAREKT.
KANSAS CRY, J an. 2l.--Wheat qn'ei: 20
| | >. hti c-sn; 81 l.2, hid February. 10 f..
| nid NJ "; M . sof., IS Corn low ?: 80 | ;
cash; 50 rs To- - / .. February; a. SIS Nav.
| Oas 81 rougrr; Is 3-4 Cattle rec iipls $40.
good grades d-m; native steers. 1855 "a
| So pounds, - . 20 s. %; cpVS, 1925 'o
! 81. Stoke and feeders, 1915 10 81 go
| sne,p o. cvipis, 47O; steady aud active; Ia
tive,, lGj pn1u.s 81
CutC-aI MARKET.
CuICseo. ia 2l.--taitie recc pts, 3 Oln.
-irnu gpr aui ~ higher, TX or =, 80 20 SO 49,
| nod lu choice shipping. $40 90 80. con.
nnu 90 medium. - - Do, 50. Sue.p r-.
c..v.s &c @; -i.aiy; ipirrilr 90 ftIr, So 20
| 81 .rttu.u fn .'1d, $40 20 ffJf ciuic.
o. So rt $40 to fj5E IeXis al,-p, s.
tosi
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
| Ngw ORiFAN-. Jfu. Il Fnur quiet and
! s.r as; .amiiv. 4 % sl.ln: hi-n r-1Te-
IfisT IL io 5.6i. C,ru ste,iy. rith lev
d m M: miy e., 81 uhit-. g.: eiinv. g.
! Ca t..- d......I ts Ver rate: Is 90 a.
/ Or. mes &C rsa r"d n. m: 81 Pork archer
a.rs sac. Dld siG51. no Dew here. Lard
II al erce r. u lsd. < 81: ktE. o Ia
Buikm IN, ate ia d.msnd a f,ir prices; IN sher,
shout rr-, rscfei Ga Blror fi-ner nur
| cafca: M shuulters ters; lpfg clear End
clear rih, 5 "a To rs. Hams, choicf
.ugar cured csnvassed, qu ct and steady: 70
whisky steady and unchanged. COTE,
quiet and weak, common 10 prime, 10 l..
to Is IL. Sugar, strong, steady and IN
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PRESS POINTERS.
The Prince ~ Wales aud the Dynam'
tie Packages.
Dissatisfied Miners Organization o
New Telegraph.
NnrrnM Icsonpe.

Tho Flames - Some Other Notes.
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ALv.RADo, Tx. DC. l. l8S3.-l. T..
Sntru & Co s. L1u's-GeHis: 81, tam't
ani nave derived more 1eaeit from YOU,
BE Baaus tbat irnJ ary liver mrd n.
ye have over used. We cannot DO without
them. have never before given any on
a certificate; but cheeffully give this iu
the interest OF humanity snd in The grail
tude for the benefits have received from
this remedy. 1 am,
Very respectfully,
N. 0'BRIcKr, druggist.
For sale BY oil druggists.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-22
Memorial Lutheran church.

This church celebrates its eleventh ami
versary tomorrow. 1t is one of the growing
churches of the city and is organized upon
the free pew and voluntary contribution plan.
The pews are not rented. The services arc
held morning and afternoon. It has no night
service upon tho Sabbath. A generous friend
whose name is withheld, is now completing
its unfinished spires, making handsome
improvement The colossal statue of Luther
is to be placed in front of the Memorial church
during the present spring. The pastor
breaches an anniversary discourse tomorrow
morning,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-22
Gbc Calais glopal.
PAR.ASOLS !!

Since all the weather prophets that the rainy
the Paais Royal has determined Grand Special Display of
Paao To who may think buy would hint that
have made Special Reduced Prices follows:
$148 Satin ParaSoIs fancy sticks reduced to $l,O.
$99 Satin Coaching PaaSos all coO paragon rame for S75
$248 Satin Coaching ParasoS imported sticks reduced $685.
1926 Black Satin ParaSoS, with silk Innings, all cOos, for $685.
1898 Doubeaced Satin Coaching Parasos reduced $3.50
$3.50 Lacetrmmed Satin Paaso coored satin Nngs for $500.
&c., 7 and $48 Cdes Paasos reduced &c., &c., and $780,
$2 90 Finest Imported Novelties Parasos reduced to $500.
1t reduce in price goods but anxious
selling
than hitherto purchased by Above prices for Thursday Friday
and Saturday only
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-22

A number of young ladies interested in
temperance affairs have organized the Young
Women's Christian Temperance union, No. 8,
of the district and will hold meeting in the
lecture room of Metropolitan II. L. church on
next Monday evening at 7:30 clock, at which
temperance. Misses Harrison. May Roberts
Susie Fowler. and others will furnish tho mu-
sic. The new union extends a cordial invi-
tation to the public to attend, and hopes to
interest large number in their plans of
work
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The Kilbourn Trial.

Mr.. Kilbourn resumed his testimony, in
his suit against John G. Thompson, in the
circuit court yesterday when the court
opened. He was examined at length as to
the business of the firm of Kilbourn & Latta,
of which he was member, and as to his
physical condition during his confinement
Mcssrs w. +. Niattingy and II. j. Rsmsdell
testified to visiting Mr.. Kilbourn while in.
generated and his mode of life. Gen.
Croker, warden Of the jail took the stand
after recess. He testified to Mr.. Kilbourn's
being confined in the Jail. He was asked If
any executions had taken place before Ar.
Kilbourn's confinement, and replied that
none had taken place.
Mr.. Voorhees,. Were there any ghosts
therc?'
NO" replied Mr.. Croker, at which the
court and spectators laughed.
Mr. Worthington said the defense were not
ready to go on and asked that the court add
journ, and shortly after 2 o'clock the court
adjourned until Monday.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-22

The commissioners in an answer to Mr.
Frank X. Wards application for permit to
build at the corner of Third and d streets,
state that, as Mr.. Ward would not say on the
face of his application what his intentions
were, they declined to issue an unqualified
permit, they believing his intention to be in
part to use the building extensively tor
stable purposes in such manner as to con-
stitute it livery stable, as defined by the
building regulations.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-22

Robert C. kerstine was on trial in the
criminal court yesterday charged with per-
Jury. 1t is charged that he testified before
Justice Of the Peace Rutlege Wilson, in tho
case of VIM. Winans against Korstine to re-
cover $40 that he (Kerstine) had paid
Winans S2j TO enable him to 80 home TO vote,
when, in fact, he did not, nor did any con-
versation on the subject take place. The
case is still on trial.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-22
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