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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Engiish EIcction---Dcath of the Kins
of spain.

LoNDoN. November 96.-1he complexion
OF the election is as follows; The liberals
gained in Salisbury. The totals thus far
are as follows: Liberals. 81: Conserva
tiNes' 10 Nationalists. q. Liberal gain, G (:
iory gain % In Hampstead. Sir IL Hol.
ianu' Conservative, who received 9Tsr
votes defeated the Marquis of Lorue
Nh" received l.clO. ln Westminster. Mr.
burdett Coutts the Baroness husband
poled o,SS votes, defeating Professor
,. Beasley, Liberal. the famous Positivis,
writer. who polled .s;}6 The Irish vote In
Northeast Manchester enabled sir jane
Ferguson. Conservative. To defeat m.
former Home Ruler, r. T. Blennerhas>ett
Liberal I'm Southwest Manchester To-J
fredcflck Hamilton. Conservative. d.
M a,p 'a,ob bright, Liberal. the brother of
1h. 'onb bright. In East Manchester \
y balfuur Conservative "A nephew of Tho
Marquis OF Salisbury, was victnrion. E.s,
tlhsbury gave j. Bgwood. Conservative. (.
i.,! ihnn!"I ny al twenty over kawlands the La
nor candidate, a protege OF Mr. Bradlaugh
IN IN East Marylebone Lord Charles Bercsford.
conservative, * elected and great enthusi
asm prevails over the result. In a speech
peieslHId l''.Id SAID the Liberals had gained
scarcely any new boroughs and barely HELD
their own IN divisions long Liberal. In
Souih kildare, l.eahV wnS elected
Nlthout opposition. In Rochdnle Potter i
''N'N'H' III iIhtliaN. NnaW aud StnnSfipli
are successful. Sir T. BraSsey is returned
Tor hastings. In Rotherhithe Hamilton
received 8,Aos, aud Parkmrst Home Ruler
S'o'p. In Oxford. Hall l. elected In t;nl
way City. L. 4. O'Connor received .sli md
hhilett. Tory, I6i. O'Connor elects to sit Tor.
Liverpool. Mr.. Gladstone is fenrfullV chm
grined over the result and has abandoned
an nope OF more than the barest Liberal
majority az best
LONDON. November 25-The Queen was
the first person in England 10 received an
9tncial sotification of King Alfonso's
death Besides sending message OF con
uolence 10 Queen Christina at Madrid her
Majesty dispatched n special messenger 10
the spanish Embassy at London within
hhlt AN hour after the receipt of the news
fAKIs, November IA telegram from
Madrid confirms the almost universal eX-
Pectntion that the Princess Mercedes the
INS-N Near-old daughter of King Alfonso.
VIII TIE proclaimed Queen of Spain at once
under the regency Of her mother Queen
Ihiistinh SenOr Sagasta will form a new.
Coninel The streets Of Madrid are crowd
Win people eagerly discussing the situn-
ton. The city is tranquil
PARIS. November ga number of Car.
llst chiefs met at Bayonne to-day and re-
solved tn await orders from Don Carlos
Meanwhile preparations are being made
Ior Carlist rising i'm Spniu. French pre-
iectS have been ordered TO closely watch
the hranco-Spanish frontier.
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ON THE CATAFALQUB.


The Body Of the Dead Vice-Prcsident Lying
in state at the Court-IIousc.
lNDiANAFOLts, IND.. November - The
family and few personal friends Joined in
devotional exercises around the rrtuains OF
the dead Nice-Prcsident az 10 O'Clock this
morning, and half hour laterthey we're re
moved in charge OF the commi a. res and local
military, to the court house where they viii
lie In state till tomorrow cvcningat 5o'cIock
They were placed upon the cntnfnlque at
noon and thousands Of people have viewed
them during the afternoon The arrange
ments at the court house are Oh tho most
tlaDIr9te scale. the druping being in re-
markable taste and without reference To-
cost The catafalquc IL heavily drnped in
hlhck ana over ~ is erected u cnuupy of the
same material, the loops being fastened with
White ro-ettes With tine exception Of nnr-
TOW paN~agc-wnNs pn either side the an
prOdches 90 the cat8faluuo are covered with
profusion of tropical plants and ever
green's Al each corner n q broken column
% mlade o smiiaNr carnations. tube
two columns at the head of ~.
casket IS a white dove. with wings out
stretched and bearing in It's benk the olive
esthhch ot peace The two columns at the
loot are surinOunted hy sbeaves Of c,raiu
Among the floral designs The offering Of
the irish citizens Is the most suggestive IL
consists 81 circle made ~ shamrock
leaves and green iumoroelles and within
this - half wreath Of ivy leaves. with the
words ireland mourns fcarles. ndvo
cate IN white immortelles Below this
ana reSting'on silk panel Is harp made
ot evergreens and roses This design il
placed nt The head Of the casket between
the broken columns supporting the white
d"Nes Another design i "a basket Of flow
ers whith border of evergreens and cen
ter Of white chrysanthcmums. In the cen
Ter ana made Of purple immortelIes are
the words. "Frec AZ last the diving OK
preston of the Nice-President Tire de-
Signs are all tastctully arranged aud the
effect - very pleasing. The face Of tile
dead rs little bloated. but only the closest
observer could detect H. Other,vise n h
perfect IV natural
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THE LIFE SAVING SERVICE
Nn Encouraging Report from % Most
Prsiseworthy Department


WA-nINorON. November - Tho animal
report Of the General Superintendent of
the Life-saying Service shows that az
the close Of the last fiscal yenr the
establishment embraced 9u stations
l'' being 0n the Atlantic. thirty-eight ON
The lakes. seven ON tine Pacific aud oue
~ the falls ~ tho Ohio. Louisville
kY The number ~ disa.fer- 10 doom,
nehtrd vessels within the field 81 station
Operations during The year was 2JG There
were on board these vessels o 9fG uersgus
OF whom = li6 were saved The estimated
value Of The vessels involved in these dis
n~ters was sa.5l9.Iin. and that or fler car.
goes fli'i tH'. making the total value
~ property impcriied kfGDtflt az tbie
amount si..'-.fU uas saved THE number
"i vessels totally lost was fifiy-six The
tpfni lors of iife within the scope ~ tho -.r-
Ni'' I- te smallest ever reached since ite
-rhrIal cNtfu ion except boo the year l--D
Mn"u hut nine were lost Since that fiu.o.
however. The field ~ operations ha. boon
EreatlF enlarged hy the addition Of t.rruf,,
stations iu localities especially selected on
account oi their dangerous character
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Near Waila Walla. vs.. T..isa col-
ouv oi Religions enthusiast WHO cali
tueir organization thc Kingdom Of
Heaven on Earth IhF practice POI
iygamy believe in the rfu.mi cation
Of souls. and claim ,hat David. Solo
mon, Moses. Johp lhc Baptist and ST.
Peter harc been born again and are
now lu the colony, and ihat ihev viii
soon commence "a career 0f ionuucef
and ,Ibdue The world Thcv hold
property n common There are verr
few Americans among hem -Cttt tg1
E1sL
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Freaks Of the Eleclr G liob, wiz

SAS FENN'i-co. November 70 While
charie- Stuck aud two others emplovcd at
ne Hsdun Iron Works. were hoi.fina d
henfy casting this morning the derrick
chnD came in contact with nu olerfri.
wire and Stuck instunfl, drnpped daed 4,
- tvppp-ed i1e chain touched a defective
.tYf ~ 'he insulated wire aud that stuck
oeink he nearest Do. point Of contact. b.
tslftd the tuli current The man ucvi 10
nim va. hnnchei in-cu-ibic. while the third
FcfeiNcd quite -e, ere shock
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Ilmhsr War h wi.nnnsin

finHFNcE. Wr- November 20 Armed
aud organized squatiers on land included
~ The disputed Optouogan grant and the
cash entry district are driy ing or the lum-
Der companies who hold patents ou the
land and are cutting pine Thc lumber
men say they viii defy tbe sQuaffers. many
% whom are lavless and disreputable and
are armed With repeating rlne- Much
trouble i- anticipated
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Weeks Failures

NJ" NoRK November 20 Tho bu.ine-.
iaiinre- occurring throughout the country
o"rinE the last seven dave. as reported 20
u lmu 60. uumhcr for the United
Wtaic- 1872 and for Conada f5 or total ~
~ q. compared with total of $50 last
rStt nnd s The week prcvious to The
,ast Except that failures arc increasing
W the south and pu The Pacific Coast
tortt De- nothing special 60 note
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Ra1sled AIIve b, IndLans

Sts BFHNtpfNo. Ctt, November q,
Last night Thomas stanton while cooking
his supper over fire on the out-k.rts oi
che city. was approached hy four Indians.
who demanded whisky Having none fo
give them. be- was numerically beaten.
then held over bis fire and roasted alive
His legs were burned t0 a crisp and hc cau
not live The Indians win De- lynched ii
discovered
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WHIRLED TO DEATH.
Horribie Accident To an Enpioye "a, Charles
Jacobs Ropc-WaIk.

Jacobs kopc-Nalk.
cr>cINNArI November 21-Wm Gruber.
aged forty five. a rope walker employed AT
Jacobs' ropc-walk. on Harriet and Bndd
street, met with horrible death about q
this morning. Al that time he. with a
quantity OF hemp, which he had been using
TIED about his waist. quit work to 20 out
TOR morning lunch. In walking bv the en-
tiHt, Whlch was running at high rate Of
s},ted- the unfortunate man PASSED SO close
tnat some Of the hemp about
ms waist was caught hy the driving shaft
N M instant Grubcr was drawn on TO the
<u4ft and whirled about by the great fly-
wheeL The machinery was stopped as soon
- possiDle' but when the unfortunate man
was eXtricated his skull and both arms
Were found go have been fractured and his
ovus was horribly mutilatcd. causing death
e5mcst instantly. Gruhcr had been en-
ptoSed at the rope walk for nearly twenty
uFe years The body. after being viewed
~ - coroner was removed TO the home
~ ~ tpe widow. in West Covington XIV. bv
fntrol Company No. I.
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SEVERED IN TWO.
fearfui Accident Resulting from se
tlOn- Mnn'- Blnndrr.

ton-Man~ Blundcr.
Biol, KAs. November 25.-A seriou.
eccsdent occurred "wednesday night M
Lindsey. on the solomon railroad. 4 rail
bad been removed from the main trock
wnd wild train came thuuJering
along a about tbirty-fivc miles M
nppf The section man threw the
sviteh open. sending the train into
10y ~ fr"ight-cnrs standing on the side
splinters. ! VI Smyser owner nf tho ele.
yatpr % Lindsey, was caught between two
IreiKht cars and his body severed i'm two.
INC upper portion lying NJ into Che air
and thc lower beneath the cars. His team
was also badly used up. and the horse. bad
- ~ Killed. The section boss was at once
arrested and conveyed 90 jail at Mime
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lNnitN'roLi-- lNr. November H Mar
ion Woods on aged colored woman. known
=" %, o. ctnienariau ard claiming to be one
hundred and three tc8r. old feu fror, 1.
third floor window at the Count. AstIurn
ia-t night diving to.d8y If ua. her h1asf
lhat che vas once the slave of CeneraI
Zachary IaVl0r
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DOWN TO DEATH.

t""f '"'h 7 an IJU Fcrt Down Shafi ~
: Nesichestcr County. y. v, aud are
Instantly Killed.
NV NoHR, November Is A terrible ac
cident occurred early this morning al a
place called Merritt's Corner. in Westches.
Ter County near the line of the New York
City andNorthernRtilroad. While "A number
OF workmen were des 'cuding n shaft at the
new acqueduct works the guard slide ,.au,,bt
= shuft distance from the top. throwing
nut ono Of the occupants Of the car. named
dCEn Edwards In his fall Edwards struck
aeainst q bucket which was coming up the
.uaf. also containing cVeral workmen
pc c0ncussiun threw james Burke
!htchncl DOYLE and an Italian. name nm,
knoNn, from the ascending car. and they
VIII Edwards fell TO the bottom of the
mar distance Of iiO feet Edwards
Burke and Doyle were instantly killed. and
the Italian sustained injuries that will
prove fatal. An the killed leave families
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$ senators.
PaI-bcarers tho hcarae aui family carriage.
state, county and city officers nnd eitIgrua
The body will hc placed in tho tastrt ID.
Saturday morning. n De- pf csdnr. c0trrr6
with black velvet. aud lined will white satIn.
win -i.frt trimming. After fhr funeral
the hOdy will Tr uInrrd la Il
marble vault lt Crown 1850 fencterf. north
~ thc city. ucar Mr. HcnHr. ck-s pr'taro Lof
elrt atcd above tho common level and boo tho
center ~ which BEL granite column forfv
icct high. plain Hun uucHrtrd. eFfrpf mo
near thc bottom ~ th' shaft Hero hi- .0n.
his only child. o. buried
h H Park the sculptor. VII arrive from
Chicago lu the morning and fnksH rasf ftf va
Hcudrick face. to bn iIaelI ln nIakIuy Ia fD.r-
WAsmSoros November % Tho v,,-. ,.r
dfapluT thc public huidiurs. a4 30 mHrk III
r,-pcci ~ thc mcmprs of Vice Pre-. idrnt
HcunrIrte was commenced fu.dns Tnr
Wmic House was fnn mrs. to outward
siEns ~ mourning. aorkmeu having bcnn
specially drsignafcd for fho purpose bF those
having charge Of fhc arrangements
Tho House RI Repre- arutauvc. Commit
~ Speaker Carlisle. Hepro.futatts.
randall. HHL Hlscock long.
Morrison, Holman. Hcrhrrf. H.ourt Barbour.
HrWlfi auI Grldi- They aIII hr ar.Dr. ra.
uitd by fue -crgcant-ti- Arfu. Wf n r.
iiahnegan. formerly pf lfrfr Haute. fnG ID.
Arms hy Mr Canadf. of thr s.nafa tg 4rrrrr.
p1nY tle -su1forIII Committee.
Of hardsome aoraI tribute 90 be seuf fo ln.
llauaroIs
Ihe Republican membcr. of hs seust, -.i
rn.a caucus ou Saturday week. 4f ibis
gathering tno Pre- tldanf rr1-fnmrore u... Ha
lNL.tN up.. W NnFn POO rfrIfr meets nn f.s
A M rfNol fo
f1t f.lon -f ~ don't whr aN. f..l re
Nf VICE INnI FH au murfIIfr
4ilol.1locni F.'I ioIoe out 0i feo. io tho
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rInhl lndLansErenn, Il

BtIrfFfrHr y " r. EoeemberZf -Th.
execution of trs eight indians found guilty
Of murder si Frog Lake and Haftief1rd sl
CURED 40 2i fhi. morning The mrrhsu.
ism of The gallows was without friction
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peath Of Marshal serrann.

Mspwn November eJ Mar.tai From.
Disco Serrsnc of romneueF ruto 10. fa
Trrrc fs dead
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1 Good D.v for lnmlnran..

f0hN. November 2g Eight steam.
sep snded ne0 emigranp -, Cssu.
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EoRTY.NlnrH CONGRESS.
List of Members of thc Sew senate ant
House OF Representative.

SENATE,
ALARA,tA.
}. l. Push, u. .,i,ot'J. n Morran. u isso
Arkansas.
}. X. Jones, %. iseir ". nerry. d ....i i.so
C,rLropNiA
L. stanford, r.. l~pi John A. Miller n lht
COLORADO.
II. ~ Teller, r.. 1871 r. NJ Bowen. n ... is,l
toSNECrICI9r.
o n. Plat. .., ispiJ n Ilawioy. r.. .iss.
urLAw AttT.
hi saulsbury, % 1850 Gcorgc Gray, p....iss,
FLoWpA
Wilkinson Can ls2llChas w. JonV,, ID 1855
GFnRGiA
J. T.. Brown. u ispi'A. II. Colquut. u 1859
fItfNuIs
}. a. Logan, II isaiOs NJ Cunom. Il 1859
INpANA
d. W voorhees,. u isai,B. Harrison II Iss5
". II Allison. II iSiJr. wilson. II .isso
}. j Ingaila. iSIP n Plumb. II. .lssu
kHNTUuKV.
J.C ShlncAbum 1919 10. Beck. ID ..... lssp
LuUlsTANA
jas. H. Eustls u 1851 a. L. gibson u isia
mAtNT.
y. p Hale isS.wm =. Fgc, Il .lssp
nNnNLNNp.
Eph. X. Wilson u lsill' 4. u. Gouuan ID iSS.
NAssACiiT sErrg
n. l.. Dawes. .lisUCco. A. Iloar n 1850
NICutGArs
q. ID. Congcr. r., .lSsf r. " Palmer ii issa
NiNNEsurA
: JB.McNiilan, II isS,p N. eabln n 1851
MfsstFTfprf
Jas Il. George ID isssIE 9. Walthni. ID 1850
WfssurWf.
Geo. q. Ncsi, ID isplf. ~ Cockrcl u iss.
NluuAsSA.
&. II. Van wYck. Il ~, q. 4. Mandcrson. n isso
NEVADA
J. p. Jones. r.. 1871 james O. Fnir d .is..
NIw nANrsmnr.
N. W. BLAIR R.. lfpi|A. =. Plkc n. .. 1870
rEw JrnsNT
VIM. J. eewcil, X lS',IJ. " Mclhcrson, u it,g
NEw YOltN
VIM. NJ. Lvgris, u isl Warmer Mnicr, a. ifst
NuuTu CANotINA
q. IL. Vance, n. 1871 " W. Ransom. - 1850
ONO
II. H. Payne. D.. ..ioi'J. shotnau. r.. .iss,
oniuos.
J II. Mitchell 1917. y. Doiph. r.. 1850
rFNNsYtNANIA.
J. ID. Cameron, ~. 1919 J. Mitchell. n 1851
itiour fsLAsp.
n. ". Aidr.ch, u rs, ,Jno hacc, n . 1852
SOUTH CARoLtsA
w. Hampton, ID lteiM. & Butler, ID ie.p
Tf-NTEssIE.
u. l.. Jackson, 1857 l. q, Hayris, ID lssq
:, IL. MaAoy, H.. l,si Richard Coke ID lseg
vENoNT
justin 8. Mouin. lLlspi -. 4. EImunds Il ltss
VtEuiNtA
william MohOno HisF ~ Hiddlobcfror,R u 1850
WEsT vm0isIA
}. y. Camden, j. .i-ti.Iohu l.. kcnna, ID issl
Wf-tnusiN.
Johu q. Spo0nor. lufpl y. sawyer H. .... 1Ass
ncpuphenhs s.... ........-. ...,..-., 4t
Democrat. .......... .......... .....a .... af
Total number Of members .............5 -
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CEREDO WAYNE co. VIVA. THURSDAY DECEMBER , 1885

NEnnAakk.
J. Aroh. .. Weaver a. 2 G. W. 4. Dorsey. H..
{. James Laird. n
NEvN NnA.
l. VIM WOodburu n
NTw NANPsulWN
MaruuA Hayucs. N' Z. Jno'h n Galin4er. u.
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Member ~ fha Fort cighth Congrrss
fhlcelrd tu sutCrCd James IS. Joucf ~
elected tu fho Senate 90 succeed Aururfuf lI.
o9rinrd. j.. appointed Attorney .Ge4ulul iii
Ir.f dent i-gtriunI Cabinet
-hicctcd GO succeed Reuben EilwO0d. H. Do.
gCaaed
itlecied ~ succeed samucl Cox D. ap.
pointed 1iuiatertO 1urkry.
fkifcteI ~ succeed ". 4. Duncan. dc.
crarnu
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-12-05
THE KING OF SPAIN DEAD.
He Breaihes His Last Alter Hav ng Been
Long Troubled With catarrah Fever anG
Constitutional Weakness.
spain is dead.

King Alfonso of Spain is dead.
The youthful and unfortunate monarch,
Alfonso XII, king of Spain, was surround
ed in his last moments byshis weeping wife
and children, number of physicians ard
ministers of state.
His death long before the age when most
men are in their prime, is the result Of in
herited and acquired constitutional aff1ic-
ton. BE had long been suffering from sew.
eral diseases complicated with consump-
ton. The most eminent physicians have
waited on him, and all medical science
could do had been done to save his life, but
i'm vain. The king first showed symptoms
of catarrhal fever in the spring IF last year,
and was ailng for few weeks. The sum-
mer of 1884 he spent at Betelu. in the Basque
province of Guipuzcoa, and was so material
y benefited that be passed the winter in
the best of spirits resuming his accustomed
habits of life and participating In the vari-
oUs military maneuvres and reviews.
On December 81 next King Alfonso would
have completed the tenth year of his reign.
History will have little to say of poor AL
fonso XII. personally, save that he was
manikin at one time in the hands of Gam
BETA, at another in those of Bismarck. hav'
ing neither fsIce of character nor intelectu
al power of any kind. His reign has
been an almost constant series OF ma
tional disasters and humiliation. Spain has
in f:ct gone from bad to worse since Alton.
so stepped on the throne.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-12-05
WANTED HIS BOY.
A Divorced Philadelphia Hu: band Steals
His Own Child.

Three men, one of whom is said to have
been Cornelius A. Lane, of the firm of Allen,
Lane & Scott, alighted from carriage at
Eighth and Button streets, Philadelphia,
and seizng small boy, whe was walking
down Z ghth street With a woman. placed
bim in the vehicle AMI drove eff.
The child was Cornelius A. Lane, Jr.,
aged 3 years, and the woman who accompa.
MED hun was bis aunt. Ii is stated that
Mrs. Emma Lana obtained a divorce from
her husband about year ago. and that ever
since he hes endeayOred to obtain the Gus
t0dy of his child. 1t is also asserted that
Lane was compelled to give 81 600 security
for the support of his wife and hild. and
that detectives have ever since the divorce
kept watch upon the formers wife, who
claims now 10 De married. to policeman
named Loughrey. A boy who followed the
abducting party TO Eighth street and Girard
avenue, where the team was lost sight or
states that he heard one of the men In tbs
carriage say ''drive to Third and Berks
streets" The police have been informed Of
the abduction and have advised Mrs. Lough
rey, Lanes divorced wife, TO obtain war
rant for her former husbands arrest.
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ARE WORN CREASED.
One Story Of the Origin Of the New
STYLE In Gentlemen's Clothing.

One Story Of the Origin Of the New
Style In Oentlemen's Clothing.
Trousers to be pressed fat" said fash
ionable tailor to his clerk the other day, as
he measured customer.
"What is the meaning Of that mysterious
order?" said the customer.
"A new fashion," replied the tailor, as he
wound up his tape measure, has appeared
during the past year in the matter OF trous-
ers. When this country was In eruder
state and ready-made clothing was used by
more people than at present, such foods
having been packed away On shelves. bore
strongly-marked creases which were not
easily eradicated. This was especially mo-
ticeable in trousers. which were folded up
lengthwise, and were creased down the
hack and front when taken from the shelves.
Gentlemer who had their clothes mate to
order escaped these earmarks of the shelf,
for the taifors pressed the c0atsleeves md
trousers legs out full and round, and so
when man wore smooth clothes 1t was
known at once that he had had them made
"Then why DO you Intentionally put thae
II am C coming TO that. The ready-maae
manufacturers always follow US. The
nressed out the creases after they bad SOY
| their gosds. Thus, TO distinguish our good
from theirs. we have taken the mark whicl
they discarded. But there Is another i'm
variant reason for our creasing our gar
ments now, and that is the neat appearance
| II gives them. When you see gentlema
on the street with trousers creased dow
the hack and front, you think that he ha
so MANY pairs that he has valet who car'
fully packs them in a drawer or on 9 shell
where BY lying long unused they becom
flat and creased"
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-12-05

stout figures. The material Is soft plush
velvet, with a trimming of silyer-fox fur
NAV be made up IN any of the heavy boucle
cloths, plush or brocade, and astrachan or
feather trimming substituted instead OF the
fur.
For everyday wear very graceful cloakS
reaching 10 the edge of the dress are shown.
They are double breasted ard have large
dolm an sleeves that button closely To tle
wrist, excluding the cold air. In rough
diagonal cloth, with large ornamental put
tons. they are very effective. Another
style. very similar in shape, pas cioss
sleeves. the front being laid III box-piaits
and 5elted closely 10 the form.
A very pretty cloak for slender figure s
long, close-ftting garment OF rough cloth
reaching almos. TO the edge OF the dress
and made double-br, asted. The back De,
low the waist line is box-plaitei to extend
over the tonnures nov worn, AMI Wiue
band of siiver-fox or beaver fur borders the
neck, sleeves and extends on either side 10
| the front.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-12-05
An Act ess' Sudden Death

Miss Jennie Morton, member of BARLEY
Campbelrs White Slave company, while
walking from the depot to the hoteli
Omaha fell unconscious upon the sidewalk.
She was conveyed In cab to the hotel,
where she died one hour afterwards. Apo.
plexy Is supposed to be the cause OF her
death. Her real name was Mrs. Jennie
Morysten, aged IS, j resident OF New YORK
city. where she has daughter and son liv-
ing. She also has brother in Baltimore.
Deceased was an accomplished actress. She
formerly played in McCulIough's company
and gained some distinction as Ophelia.
Her remains will probably be buried in Bal
timore beside her husband.