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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-02-19
A Handsome Invitation Card.

Washington Special.
The invitation cards which have been prepared
FOR the monument exercises are very handsome.
The card is seven inches high by five wide, and
was engraved at the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing in the highest style of the graver's art.
In the center appears beautiful vignette of
George Washington, from the most reliable of
the many pictures extant Two draped female
figures one on each side of the vignette. hold q
laurel wreath above his head, while at their feet
are strewn punches of laurel. American flags
iroop gracefully behind the figures, while from
the center of the background towers the image
Of the monument. Rays from a rising sun shoot
from the center and form an appropriate setting
for Washington's picture. At the bottom of the
card appears the list of names of Senators and
Representatives and members of the Washington
Monument Society, forming the commission,
and Colonel Thomas Lincoln Casey, the engineer
0f the Tnnnuu1ent
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-02-19
Hotel Arrivals.

New Occidental: Dr. Charles n Branch, An
derson: Otis ID. Thompson and wife, Goshen; w.
W. Whitney Neoga, ILL.,; b. F. Bentz, D. T. Hos
letter. Middleton.
Hotel English: G. F. Felts, Fort Wayne; c.
Corse, Michigan City: M. G. Barnes, Crawfords
Vile; j. 6. Prince, Huntington; A. L. Jones
Valparaiso; +. G, Church. I.aPorte; H. w. Dehl
G. e. Sinclair, Fort Wayne.
Grand Hotel: Norman L. Jones and wife,
Waterman Frank j. Hall, RushviIle; Fl. M
Braffett, Richmond; r. II. Riest. Lafayette; A.
Haskett and wife. Kokono; e. f. Williams,
Terre Haute; Fl. p. Vedermark. Ft Wayne
Edward Hawkins, LaPorte; Chas. Roe, Bristol
Bates House: John Fisher. Crown Point; S.
S. Boots, Greenfield; n G. Smith, Lewisville; c.
A. Henderson, Anderson; Fl. NJ. Diehl, S. E.
Sinclair, Fort Wayne; E. e. Smith, Blooming
ton; A. L. Jones, Valparaiso; r. L. Brown, NJ
r. Smith, j. E. Nichols, A. ID. Smith, +. r.
Burrows, E. G. Beach. Chicago.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-02-19
Impressed Into the German Army.

Special to the indianapolis Journal. L
BLOOMINGTON. Feb. 18.-Dr. Herman Schro-
from his grand nephew, in Germany. who recent
ly went from Bloomington to visit his sick
mother and who has been seized by the German
authorities, taken captive to Magdeburg and
there held to be placed in the German army.
Young Herman, who is about twenty-five years
old, came from Germany in 1876 and has lived
here ever since, with the intention of being a
permanent resident Dr. Schroeder has tele-
graphed for particulars and sent remonstrance
to the American minister at Berlin
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-02-19
General Grants Health.
New York Special.

New York Special.
General Grant is a notable invalid about whom
surprise New Workers greatly to read in any
mornings paper of his death he is able to
go out. and walks daily down to Twenty sixth
street, where Drs. Douglas and Parker treat
his throat. The affection has yieldedE5to
the influence of cocaine. except one
bright red spot at the root Of
his tongue. 1t was at first the size of a pin
head, now it is larger than a pencil top and
spreading The Generals friends here are much
chagrined at the defeat of the attempt to put
him the retired list of the army. They at
tribute the failure largely to President Arthur's
unfriendly attitude to the bin, which the House
refused to consider Ex-senator Chaffee. of Col
orado, whose daughter is the wife of Buck"
Grant, has gone to Washington to see what the
prospects are for the other bill, which the Presi
dent has indicated he is willing to sign.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-02-19
Cleveland Stuck on Lamar.

Albany N III special,
OF all the public men seen by Mr.. Cleveland
since his election, not one OF them made such
profound impression upon him rs Mr.. Lamar.
He regards him as the greatest of all of bis
visitors. He is very anxious to have Mr.. Lamar
with him. and from what Mr. Lamar has since
said, it is clear that the latter will consent to
take any place in the Cabinet where he can
best serve.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-02-19
INDIANA AND ILLINOIS NEWS
Fire at Evansville Destroys Five Resi-
dences and All Their Contents.
An American Impressed in the German Army
Additional Particulars of the Marshall
Fire Gleanings From Exchanges.
INDIANA.

Five Residences and Their Contents Burned
"A Man Drowned.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
EVANSVILLE Feb. ia fire this morning
destroyed five residences and their contents in
the lower part Of the city. The loss is SIS, 900,
with very little insurance.
The second cook of the steamer Iron Cliff,
lying at Henderson, whilst going down steps
from the cook house with a pan of ashes, slipped
and fell into the river, and before assistance
could be rendered him was drowned.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-02-19
To Succeed Wildman.

1t is stated that Mr.. Frank Creelman has re-
ceived positive assurances from Congressman
elect Bynum that he is to be appointed postmas-
ter. General dissatisfaction of Mr.. Bynums
choice is expressed by the faithful, one of whom
remarked to reporter last night, that 'Mr Creel-
mans service to the party begun and ended with
his ioaning money to Bypum to conduct the CAM
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-02-19
$5OOOt.

THE Fourth of July is day of glorious mem
ory and of patriotic sentiment 1t was sorry
spent, however for ON the day before she was
laid low by inflammatory rheumatism, which con-
fined her to her bed and room four weeks. She
could not get relief from her physician, but after
using Mishler's Herb Bitters two weeks she was
completely cured and is now able to attend and
do her ONn work.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-02-19
The FIRST Formal Vote for SENATOR.

SPRINGFIELD, Feb. l8-The Legislature met
in joint session at noon for the purpose Of
voting for United States senator. Two
hundred and two members were present
and two absent, Democrat and one
Republican. The first BALLOT resulted: John
A. Logan. 101 the full Republican strength
present; William r. Morrison, 81; e. NJ Haines,
A. Frank LAWYER, l; j. H. Ward 1; John Smith,
l. No election. Only one ballot was taken.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-02-19
Helping Themselves to Coal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
BLooMINaToN, Feb l8-At daybreak this
morning coal train going east on the Lake Erie
line, with fuel for the company's use was seized
by the populace and despite the opposition of
the company's employees, forty tons Of coal WIS
thrown from the cars. Those who took the co;tl
offered to pay for il. The situation in mar Y
small towns is exceedingly serious but. unless
another blizzard sets in relief is near at hand 4
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-02-19
Local Self Government.
New Albany Press tpem.)

New Albany Press (Dem.)
Until recently it has always been tradition
of the Democratic party that the people were
the sovereign power and able to govern them
selves Nova days. however. Legislatures as
sumo the right to interfere with local self-gov-
eminent. in connecting schemes to deprive the
people of home rule No metropolitan police
bill for New Albany, if you please.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-02-19
More Money for New Orleans.

WASHINGTON, Feb 18.-At a meeting of the
House committee on appropriations. tonight, it
was agreed to recommend an appropriation in
aid Of the New Orleans exposition. The amount
and manner of its expenditure was left to a
Long and Follett. Their report however. will
be considered by the full committee before the
recommendation for an appropriation is sub
mitted to the House.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-02-19
Gen. Grant and the q. A. r..

PEoR1A, Feb. l8.-At the annual meeting of
the State Encampment, G.. A. R., to-day, the fol-
lowing was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That we, the representatives of co.
comrade, U. S. Grant. in our annual encampment
senbed. unanimously reques. representatives in
Congress 70 urge the passage of the Edmunds bul
which has already passed the Senate placing him
the retired list of the army, act of common
justice toward patriotic soldier"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-02-19
The COurtship of Will Wages and Wife.

AEubHS NGH. bdHHeT.
On last Thursday evening, as Miss Parlee
Daniel was making preparations for buggy ride
with Mr.. Will Wages she remarked to her
mother that she was going to be married to Mr..
Wages before they returned. Her mother. think
ing she was jesting, remarked: "Well then,
you must come back to see us some time" Trae
to her word they drove to Parson Sees, where
they stood in the presence of the family and be-
fore God she solemnly promised to work for
Wages so long as she lived
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-02-19

Moses made an eloquent appeal for mercy, re-
viewing his past career, and stating that his
mind had given way under his troubles, instanc-
ing the paltriness of his crime in proof thereof
He. was sentenced to six months in the House of
Correction
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-02-19
A Proposed Improvement.

Extensive improvements are to be made at the
Bates House, amounting almost to the erection
of new building Mr.. E. F. Claypool, owner
of the building is going to add two stories to the
building and entirely remodel the fronts By
this arrangement one hundred and fifty new
rooms will be added to the capacity of the house,
and the improvements will cost, it is estimated,
S5n nDN
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-02-19
Ex-Governor Moses Sent to Prison.

BosToN. Feb. l8-In the Superior Criminal
Court at East Cambridge yesterday. the case of
ex-governor Moses OF South Carolina. charged
with obtaining $34 under false pretenses, from
T. w. Higginson, of Cambridge, came up for
sentence, the defendant having pleaded guilty.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-02-19
Fea - Of Foul Play.

Special to the India uapolis Journal.
MARSHALL, Feb. 18-Eli Williamson, well
known resident of Casey, this county, left his
home one week ago to-day for the purpose OF
disposing of a load of produce in Terre Haute.
AS no news has since been receieedof his where
abouts, and no cause can be assigned for his pro-
longed absence serious fears are entertained for
his safety
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-02-19
Fatally Burned.

Special to the INDIANAPOLIS Journal.
MADISON, Feb. l8.-Elizabeth Cruzau, aged
eighty nine, mother of Mr.. George B. Caring
house. was so frightfully burned, yesterday, by
her dress igniting from an open stove, that no
hopes are entertained of her recovery
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-02-19
Steamship News.

QUEENSTOWN, Feb. 18-The steamer City of
Richmond, from New York, Feb. 6, has arrived
here The steamerlost two blades of her propeller
when few days from New York, during heavy
gale. Mr.. Dumbley, passenger, committed sui
eide on the 18th inst, by jumping orerboard
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-02-19
Irvine VIII Probably Die.

Word was received from the City Hospital, last
night, that John Irvine, the colored man who was
shot by his cousin. Warren Banks was in q
dangerous condition, and that the probabilities
were that he might die from excessive loss of
blood
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-02-19
A Reasonable Suspicion.

Philadelrhia Press.
Sara Benhardt gets only paltry $7G0 month
for her newspaper writings The meagerness of
her salary exoites the suspicion that she writes
nothing but the patent medicine putfs.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-02-19
The Duty of State Legislatures.

Legislation in every State should regulate the
sale and use of the many poisons reserted to by
women in their desperation to obtain beautiful
compilations There exists in DR.. Harter's Iron
Tonic every requisite to accomplish the object
without in uring health or endangering life.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-02-19

WE have been informed that a large glass fac
tory in the State of New Jersey has been en-
gagged in nothing else but the manufacture of
bottles for Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup, the sale of
which is enormous Price, 25 cents
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-02-19

Frs thousands of cures are the best advertise
neut for Dr.. Sagss C&tarrh remedy.
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Gpmrfernetr1nfe.

l1eber ben @ein ais Sc ommersetrdnt
f6reibt bic vWeinlaube":
nSn Der &egel fteigt Der Gonium oes
Meines Bel 8eginn Der grOBen Sibe, es
trinfen bann aud iene Seute Wein,
pel6e iont nur gum 8ierglaie greifen,
UNI li6 gu erfrii1en uno gu laben. IS
1T bies aud iebr empfebleusmertb, ni6t
bios oeBbalb, neil gendierter
Weiu piel better ben 9urt iti1t, ions
bern aud aus benz @runbe. tpeil Die
Brunnenz unb Auelwa6er bdufig Der:
i6ieoeme 8irfuugen auf BEN meni6liz
den Srganismus duBern. 8epeis
oefen 1T bic Sbatia9e, bab ein unb
oa1elbe 8runnentpaHer bel Derf9ieoez
men Perionen peri9iebene 3uitd1oe ber=
Dorrufen fann: bel ben @inen- LOFT es
auf bel Mnberen betpirft es bas @egenz
tbeil. MdBiger 3uiab bon Weia ma6t
bieie Wirfung Sumeif beri6iptnoen,
uno es 1T namentli6 auf Geifen biel
bOrtbeilbafter, Waiier NIT Wein sn
trinten, als fi6 6ur9 WuBera6tlahung
bieier 8orii6t alien m6gli6en 3ufdlen
ausauleben. 3umeiit 1T es Der weiBe
Weiu, ipel9er in bieler 8e5iebung Ser
pen0ung finbet. 9erielbe 1T faft inn
mer etpas 1aurer als ber &otbmein unb
6 bleibt bieier iaure @ef6mad aud bel
Der 8erbiinnung na9baltiger unb aus
giebiger. Gin weientli@es g%rforberniB
bierbei 1T es iebo6, baB Der aur 0erfiz
gung itebeabe Wein poIfommen flor
un6 abgelasert it,. Gum Wdiern fam
man nur alten Wein beniiben, neil i'm
iunsen Wein gu .penig @ef9maditoHe
entbalten limb. Ser mdBigDarme, ge=
pdferte @ein bat biefelbe Wirfung pie
talter, g~eDdferter, i9mar5er 9ahee,
trel9er in Stalien bor3iigli9 als burlt=
l0idenbes @etrdnt gift. Sn fieberbaf,
ten @egen6en ober bel GROCER 9ibe greife
man nod &Dtbnein uno trinfe 10 tpenig
als m6gli9 WaHer. Sc mebr man
ndmli9 Waier trittft, beito mebr f6mibt
man, es iteigert fi6 oamit bas @efibl
Der 9ibe, unb baber fommt es audi, oaB
Sene, wel6e gem6bnt fino, biel Waher
gu trinfen, ben meiiten 9urf leiben.
sSe meniger tpa1errei6 bic @epebe bes
&6rpers limb, beito better gebt au6 ber
8lutumlauf unb bic 8erarbeitung Der
9abrunsstofe Dor ii6 unb befto rpibers
itanbsfdbiger gegen Nntedung 1T BET
menf9li6e &6rper. .Sn lauren Gliiiiigz
feiten gebeiben bic 8afterien rur i9le6t
ober gar nidt, tpesbaIb in warmer
Sommer5eit, in pel6er bic gafterien,
fotpie ale anberen pflan5li9en Orsanisz
men Defenders bermebrungsfdbig iinb,
bic lauren Gliiifigfeiten bor allen neu=
tralen ben gor5ug berbienen.
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Mahnfe'S Garter.

Ser aagemeine Nntlans, ben Die ge=
senudriig i'm Miiions @arten coneer=
tirenoe 2e6neri6e Sprolerz5ruppe bier
.gefunben bat, bat 9errn Wtabnde be-
tppsen, oas Engagement oerielben nod
gu ~berldngern. 50 meroen mir benn
au9 mod bic gauge folsenoe @ode bas
@ersniisen baben, bieie frii6en ytatur=
timber aus ben i66nen Sproler Bergen
tdsli6 iObeln gu bDren. Wie mir DO:
rem, 1T aud bafiir Sorge g%etragen, baB
es aud in bieier fOlsenben @o6e ni6t
an NbweGslun9en i'm programm feb
len mirb. 9ie Sbatia6e, baB Der
Mabndei6e @arien pdbrenb Der gait
gen 3eit, 6ab Bic Sproler bier tparen,
fets aufs bette beiu6t sepeien, ma@t
ale @mpfeblungen uno 2obeserbebun>
gen bieier uMountain @arblers", mie
Die abIonberli9e l1eberiebung bon Sc
birgszSobblern lautet b6aig iiberfliiilig
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Eeras.

= @ie6erum trift bic Ma9ri1t bon
Merifo elm, baB Snoianer in Der Sc
genb 5mii9en 2as Cruces unb Sabinas
bauien. Mebrere S9afbirtem finb BON
ibnen ermorbet pprben ur6 bic 8emob=
ner Der Ga 8abia &an9 baben fid
fdmmtli6 gehi6tet.
= 8iceprdiioent 9orie bon Der Snz
ternationalbabn fubr bic 15S Meilen
LANCE @trefe BON San Mntonio mad
2arebo in 3 Stunben.
3pii9en benz Staotratb unb benz
Geuerbepartement in Dallas lit elm
3miit ausgebro6en. Ser @tabtratb
beabf4tigt cine beaablte Geuerpebr gu
organiiren, mas ben Geuerleuten ni6t
5ufa9t. Cine @ompagnie berielben bat
6eBbalb bef6lofen, Bel ausbre6enbem
Teuer trtbt mebr aus5uriden.
= Der 9iilfs : Maribal 8rotpn bon
Waco perbaftete in 8osque Gountp ben
fi9tig~ getporbenen Siilfs pofmeifer
9amilton BON Me@regor, Der Bic pot
UNI $4,000 beitoblen bat.
9ie am Gourtbaufe in Meatber=
fOrb bei6dftigten Nrbeiter baben bic
Wrbeit eingeiteat unb berlangen 81 tdgs
li9en Mrbeitslobn.
= Ser Nboofat 9ilburn in @aines=
billie tpurbe um $25 beftraft, neil er ben
8eriu@ ma6te, cine Surp in unseleb=
li9er Weife gu beeinfu1en.
Cine partie Biirser bon Goot
GountD sog our grlegumg elmer Milb=
fabe aug. 8ei Der @elegenbeit tuurbe
Som Siaaro erf9oiien.
9ie Nrbeiter auf Der Garm bon
S. %. &eio bel Sort Mortb tuo0ten
einen fr6bli6en Nbenb feiern unb 5
berielben ma9ten fid'auf ben Weg, Inn
Wein gu bolen. 9ie gntfernung, bic
fie 5uriid5ulegen batten, betrus 5 Mei=
len unb ba tie untertpegs burftig muir
ben, molte Der cine Der Nrbeiter trim
fen, tDogegen Die uebrigen ~protetirten.
9ariiber entianb cine Ghldgerei, in
pel6er 8. pu1iam a6t Meferiti9e err
belt unb t6bili6 berpunbet tuurbe.
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MucrIei.

= Die bieiigen gr=gonfoberirten ia.
ben 8eileibsbei6luie iiber bas gbleben
bes Gen. @rant angenommeu.
= I'm ben Garmerr Nrbeiter gum
8aumpoIs pfiiden gu peri9aHen, be-
abii6tigt bic Snternationalbabn, fol6e
ianerbalb Merifos gu eitsasiren unb
b~ieielben bann in ber 8aumtpoa &e=
gion gu bertbeilen.
Ser Sngenieur Mrnolb, Der r1i9t
melt ben Der atpeiten Wiffion %entfernt,
aus feinem @ager fiel, tpurbe BON
Germ 6. 8raben i'm bemuBtlpien 3u=
tanbe aufgefun6en. st 1T fdtper ber=
punbet porben, ba bic &doer bes Wa=
gems iber ieinen 9opf binpegsingen.
= Wdbrenb Der pergangenet1 Wo1e
ereigneten fi9 II S~obesfdne in San
Intonio. Srei Der 0%eritorbenen tporen
Grembe. Gerner sGblen unter ben Sos
oesfdaen 3 Grlbgeburten nit.
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9tce & TpmGer.

IS 9erei6t uns gum belonberen Ser
gniigen, auf Bic Wnseige Der 0erren
Gice & 5omler aufmerfiam ma=
den gu f0nnen. 8eibe 6erren 1inb
praftii6e unb erfabrene Mdnner im
@ei9dft. Serr &iee mar Mitslieb Der
fribere1, unieren 2eiern bereits befanrs
ten Girma &ice Bros. & So. unb 9err
GoDler ebemaliger 8ieezp rdlibent ber
Observation-Disclosures bat feline Stuz
bien als Mpotbefer i'm Norben gema6t
unb 1T ELM &ecepteur erifer &laHe. Ob
glei6 Wmerifaner, ipri@t !Serr Gopler
9euti6, 10 baB uniere 2anbsleute fi6
1T Der Ipotbefe ibrer Mutteripra6e be-
bienen f6nnen. Sic 9erren lino in it,
rer Qpotbefe brilliant eingeri6tet. Sic
firen einen groBen 8orratb bon 9ros
auen aler Nrt unb @uftrdge aus benz
2anbe finben prompte g%rleoiguns.
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Weme @adren.

llnermiiolid lit ieinem @ifer, bas 8eite gu
bieten, mas Der Marft %Iiefert, bat Der befanmte
S6uben eingelest, Der allies iibert,ift, mas mir
bisber in bieier 8ranGe iaben. Sic b%onbse-
nabten Sdubc iinb BON elmer 2ei@tiefcit unb
@leson5, UNI jeSen SUB, wolten iascn iebes
Sib3en, gu aieren. @ir crluden bic Oan1en,
fid bic neuen Waaren ansuieben unb de merben
nit ms abereinifimmen, Dap SaS. Martin lei.
men &uf, Der faibionable Sdubbdnbler I'M Iersr
Stabt gu fem, aufre6t erbdIt.
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ean Unto 0, %. Suli



Bon mebreren 8irsern lief cine ges
tition elm, wel6e auf ben g~efunbbeitsse>
fdbrli6en 3uitano ber alien Conception
Sit6 in Der fibli6en @arten1traBe ber>
tpeiien unb UNI Meinigung oerielben
bitten. Nn bas Sit6fomite berpiefen.
Der Vtapor ertpdbnte bes Sobes bon
Seneral 8rant unb ipra9 ben Wuni9
aus, bob Der Staotratb in offi3ieler
Weife Noti5 babort nebme. 5ren9 be-
artragte barauf bic Mnnabme bes fots
gen6en 8ei@lufes:
rDaB bic 8epobner San Mntoaios
oas @efiibl ber Srauer unb beg 8ebau.
erns iiber ben Sob bes beriibmten Solz
baten Il. g. @rant nit ben Birgern
Der gan3en Union tbeilen, un6 Der binz
terlaHenen Jamilie beg 8erfforbeneft
bahelbe Mitgefibl entsegenbringen,
6as benz 0er3eft bes anieritanif9en
Bottles fir biefelbe entfeigt."
Ser Bef9luB murbe angenommen.
9as petitionss @omite empfabl bic
Innabme Der Seitentpeg : Orbinan3.
Na9bem bic 8efimmuitg nber Seifens
mcgee britter &IaiIe babin abgednbert
tuorben NOR, baB bieielben bon Sizes
hergefelt merbef f6nnen, paffirte Die
Srbinan5. Serner tpurbe bic Orbinana,
tpel6e 9a5ar6fpiele berbietet, atgemotts
men.
Dallas=S traBe iol, mad einem Be-
f9luB beg Stabtratbs reparirt, un6
Sgbens, 2aurels, @npreB= unb Mcgul=
lodsS traBe ge6fnet tperben.
Sur Neparatur bes 9a9es auf benz
Wtarftbauie purben 800 beminigt.
Ser Mapor finbigte an, baB Elm
Wd9ter fir bic Mlatno au ernennen fei
unb bob CT Sbomas &ife nominire.
Oerlelbe tuurbe ertDdblt.
Bonn Geuer=D ireftorium cling Elm Be=
ri9t elm, Der bic Nufnabme Der
S6lau9tompagnie in bas 6euerbepar=
tement empfabl, borausgeiebt, btefelbe
5dblt 8 MitgIieber i'm Mlter bon Is big
40 Sabren. Die Musrlitung uiirbe
$444 foffen. &ein befinitiber 8ei9luB
gefaBt.
Ha@ Der Mnfi9t bes Mnpalts Iieger
feline gefesli@en 9inbernife por, I'm,
our grweiterung Der Shb G~loresfraBe
@runbeigentbum inBel9lag gu nebmen.
Ser Sngenieur erbielt baber guftrag,
einen plan our grtpeiterung ber StraBe
gu enttperfen.
9as Speaial=Gomite fir GtraBenber>
beferung errpfabl bas Maeabamiiirer
folgenber StraBen: Gib Shores, 6ib
2arebo, @abalIos, Norb 2are6o, Mrfes
nal, Qerington Nbenue, @omana, Nbe>
ltue o, 8ierte, Mbenue 6, prefa unb
Goliab. Nngenommen.
Muf gmpfeblung bes Mapors tpurs
ben 500 5ur &eparatur Der ~eifernen
Bride in Der ct. Marps @trabe be-
,uiligt.
3odmoob felte ben Mntrag, bic Stabt
in Jeuerbifritte ein3utbeileu unb elm
Spfem hes GeueraIarms ein3ufibren,
tpona6 es unn6tbig pirb, bag ganae
Jeuerbepartement beraus3urufen. Sem
JeiterzD ireftoren iiberpiefen. 9ierauf-
gertagung.
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Gin tuanoeluocs stelett.

Mr. g. Sprinser bon Medaniesburg, Ya.,
fdreibt SD mar nit Qunscnfieber unb abicefi
Der 2unse bebaftet uno gu einem panoelnben
Sfelett berabsefommen. SD erbielt cine Strobe.
1al@e bon Or. Sings sfetp DISCOVERY for Con-
fumption, nelde mir 10 pobI befam, oab id
cine Dollar Glafde taufts. gfadbem ib brei
folder 8laf@en berbraudt bate, mar i9 pi.ber
elm Mnnn, Der feine @eiunobeit beaftdnbig er>
Ianst unb autsn appetit bate. Ntein @eminn
an Gleiid betrus 4S YfunO.
Mdn s~erlange bon u. . reiB cine Yrobe-
faide bieies seipifen SeilmitteIS aller Qunsen,
frantheiten. @robe Glaiden 81.