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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-09
Noleeu Der Giferia0t.
Capt. 30. q gall uon Der 9raOsssehe'mz
poliaei erldo(le''.
Gr Ieste Die @aTe aaf Seine. 0atttn at. o's
tic bel Gctte idbIm8, tnobet Der S~"b
IoS8tng.

@opitGn @auace g. San, Bis Dor Surs
aem i'm Buuoes : @ebeilnotenlt an9elteut
tpuroe SamItag Worgen i'm l ubr III letz
ner g8obuung, SEQ. 476 BGbalb Noe., our0
ietne @atttn eri0olielt. Stelelbe be9auptef'
bar 1t6 elm, in Der 0anO oeS SapttoIt be-
fiuO(ider Geuolper, ben ie ibm e1tretBen
tpolte aufauig eutluo uno bIerour0 pas
ulolId berbeigefibrt puroe. 0te
etqentl6e Geronlai1ung 81 bet bluttgen
Sbnt lheiut. nab ben MeuBerun8en
ber 9Srau 6oub @iferiu6t BON Setten ibres
@atten ~oetpeleu gu letn. 0erlelbe betrat
heute Woraen nit Den Worten letne Nob7
nunq: IS lit ein Jrernoer I'M Gunner;
i6 per6e Old t6Oten!" st mar aIgetrIn7
ten uno itieB, pie angeOeutet, oerars
tiae Oro6ungen gegen letne @attlit
aus, DaB it9 0telelbe erlGreGt
in cine. an oas Shlaf3immer anltoBenoe
Ranmer fli9tete. 9tabDem ct Die IN oen
8ilnlnern beftnoIt6en W0bel our6etnar7
oerQeuorfen uno tbetLwetIe 5erbroz
chen. leate CT lid nieoer. Balo oar<
auf erbob er li6 ieOo0 tpisoer uro
ergriff, ais er ieine 0atttn ben'ertte,
eiaen unter etnem &opFttl1en lIe9euoen
9tepolner, oenlelben ouf ne al1le9eno: Ste
lprang tbm entgegen 1no lA0te t9n1 ote
Waffe gu cntreiHen, pobet Die Su9el 0an
in Die Bruit fu3r.
ST lebte nod einioe Wetnuten Lang,
GltBcrte ieoo1 nur Ote tDentgen Sorte:
vSn bin eth tobter Wf0nn." 9au 1tdno
I'M Sitter bon 40 Sabre1.
Ser S6QuplaB Der blutt9en Scelle TT
elm einfades, lhli6tes 6ol3baus, III penn
auBer Dem @apt'n. MD Oel1en 9attln nur
Die Gltern Der 9ebteren, SameS y. @or
rno 6rau lpobnten. Trau Soy befano 1t1
beute Wiorgen nt6t tn Der gSo0Huil9,
ba tie elmer i6r befannten bteitge1 8al11tlte
einen 8eiu6 ~ab5uItattsH ge9a1ge!l mar.
9as Gor'i6e @bepaar betpobnte
Die btnteren 3immer oes 0duz
les, mQ9reno Die nor0erel1,
sienIi6 etnfad m0bLirten, Sau neblt oel1e1
Satin gum Nufeutbalte oienteu. Die
9eihe bes @rihpflcnen, Der belm &uFz
ftnoen DurdD Die Golt5et nur nit
einem, bonn 8Lut getrdnften 9fa@tbemo be-
tleioet tpar, nuroe na6 Der WfOrgue uber<
fiiDrt, uno ietuer Satin cine Belle III Der
Nrl1orD a%ngetpielen.
Ser Slater oer Sran Sal
tpuroe SamltaG Mor9en ebenfaus nab Der
NrnlorD lbtrfibrt. I'm ielne Nusla9ell ais
;3eage Der ungliidleIigen S0ieBeret ab5H>
geben. Gr beiano iid in elmer auBers
OrDentli6en Nufregung uab bet0eHerte, oaB
ietEe Godter ar BEN SooeStaue uAl9ul7
big lei. :.
Trau SAL lit 27 Sabre aft un6 fIammt
aus 2erin9ton, &D. Sic ipar orelmdl perz
beirathet. S9r eriter 0atte par $. 0otpz
aro, Elm Maurer. Der 8peite S. Charlton,
ebenfaQS eth Waurer, unO Der brittle
Gapt. 5aG. @lartion unO Capt. 9au'S
erite @attinen itarbeu bereitS. Qau bate
nit leinen 2Ingeb0rigen 6Guftg 3pllttgfeI1
ten Der perl6ieoeniten Qrt gebabt, nber Die
pielfa6 beridtet muroe.
0or eintgeu Wtouaten befano CT it6
in ct. Souls i'm 0ienit, pO1
bin CT bon Chicago berieBt pDroen mar,
bod tebrte ct auf ei9ene Tauft mad G6:cago
Burld, oa eS ibm in st. Souls nt6t gefteL
uuoe r muBte baber r~eitgniren. 0ie6eiratb
nit letHer leBteu @atttl fano I'M Wtat ote7
les SabreS ltatt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-09
GeIbnmnrN-

Saul Steffen, fri6er Elm t~pobIbobenber
Slal6enbters 8erfaufer, eri6oB it'd am
Sonnerltag Nbeno in Ser Gdbe BON g1orz
tpooosParf. ST mar nit ieiner Nrou aus
9etabren getpelen u1o bate iie in Der g&G6e
Deg Starts perlalien. Seine Gei6e tpurbe
geitern Wforgen aufgefuuben uno nah Der
We0nung $50. 1447 Wailuaufee Qpe. oez
broht. Die uria6e Der E6at mar ouoenz
ldetnlt6 Die GeratpeiHung Iber ben Ser
lu1t Don pref Stnoern. S6on i'm ~SSSanuar
bate er oerlud1 Selbltmoro gu bege6en,
ieood), uno balb Darauf Durbihuitt ep Iin
elne Noer am 9anDeslent. Grit bQs brittle
Wfal bate er nit ieiuem @elbfmorbpers
in0 Grfolg.
9as @o%ronersperoift Iautete babiu, boB
Steftens Selb1tmor0 be9ing, inoem er if6
IN eIHet1 @nfaae BON GetlteSi:0runa err
idoB.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-09
&etDGcf+

9ie @attin bes far3lth beritorbenen
W~lebl6Gnolers Beter Settler, geo. 457
StateltraBe, miro bonn S6iGiaL l6mer
beimgelu9t. gto6oem ite IT'D BON Der,
bur6 BEN ertpGbnten GooesfaLl perurla6ten
8etriibniB ulo Srauer faum etntgermaBen
er6olt, iiebt lie it9 iebt ais Das beoaHernsz
nertbe Opfer elmer S1trigue, BET Der ibre
22lGhrige uno auBerorOentlt6 blbl6e
9oAter, SRI. MaoeIine Settler, eiue
9auptrolle lpielt.
Wlaoeltne galt bisber aagemetn fir bic
bereInitige Grbin TIRES elterltben 8errnD>
gems, tpeI6es neben ben 9dulern ytoS.
457. 459 uno 461 StateltraBe, auf 100000
geiddBt tplro. 8or etntge1t Sa9en u
Iieb it9 oas iunae, unl6ulotae Wfdo6en
our6 etlen 40ldbri9en Goue, gternens Nls
freo Gifner. alias vSrenh NreO", oellen
@attirl, Bbilomena Gboquette, bier etn
8orDeu bolt, oa1tn ilberreoen, elmer lbon
leit eint9er 3ett spil6en Setoert beltebenoen
beimli6en Xieblbaft ourb etne u@ntfIbs
rung" Die Strone auf3uleBen. Utter benz
8%ormanoe, fir Das Bib tbres Der1tDrbes
men 8aterS einen neuen Jfahtnen tauten III
mo4en, itahl 1te it0 bon 0aule fort u1o
muros ieitoem MIDI 1nebr geleben. Ntdner
bate es peritanOen, ftD fur et1e1 1ebr per-
m1aenDen Wanu a~uS5ugeben uno bterour6
bas ~abnungsloie jun9e Wado6en poatg fir
fid ein3unsbmen. Die Mobnung Der 6rou
ReBler bot geitern einen Ort nnlGgIl9er
getriibntB. Ser SnteI 6eS Wfa06ens.
meLder elnIttpeiLen bas Wtebl8el9dft nerz
tualtet, iprad lib oa6in aus. oaB
bas GeItanent i6reS Gaters Der Gntfubrten
tpeoer ir9euo pel@es 8ermOgen snipre0e,
nod oaB er ielblt seneigt let, etpaIgen @ez
iu6en uun @:I6 tr8enopie @ebor gu
l6enten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-09
Scr ne1te Gnmntrn0er.

9r. G6arIes 9.Sapab titMftttmo6 bonn
MaDor in Das GomptrouerS>Q mt etngele5t
tporoen, II 3tpar nit Dem uebereinton17
men, DaB ST. S6mab bas Qmt ~Dorlduftg
bis gum l. October perite6t. Soate 0as
f0rperLt6e 8eftnoen beS 9rn. @urnep oieiem
bis babin bic @ieoeraufnabIne ietner &6dz
tigfeit ntdt geitatte,,, 10 miro 9r. S9pab,
penn es minihenstpertb eridetnen loute,
oas 2[nt tpeiter per!paLten bis gum Nblauf
Des Experimentation NmtStermius.
ST. S1mab bat gcltern Den Nmtseto gee
Ieiltet unD etne Caution BON $100,000 ge>
felt, nit ben 6erren 8. -. & @erbare
Sore man, Morris Sel8 unb s. &uppenz
bet1ner ais 8urQen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-09

Ser Srdusoie 2oripeS uno smet Staltes
1ler, 0ebrUOer 8cCtbL, iinD in 9tDn1 Don Der
Ouf(age oes GanoesperratDs, begdll9elI
our6 ben Qerrat6 Don @%sbslm1t1eIt oeS
treffs Der RGItens8 81 rtbetOi9ul9. tretgelproz
den nnrben.
Der Bapif bat ben 8ertretern Der alISs
nGrttaen WGdte Die Grnenuung oeS Wtoltz
1ianore NoltarOi gum apoltoltl0eh 0ele9dz
ten uno MiniltersG ettoente1 III BstIH9 IN
geSeigt. Sn Solge Der @rrenilun9 nlto
Srdnfreih letlen @elanoten pei penn SaltS
fan 3uridSteben.
0abridten aus GontanttnopeI meloen
etnen WiorDanfau auf ben @roBpe5ter. AlS
CT lebten Sonntag in 9alilagba lpa3ieren
fubr, teuerte ein Sartar smetmal aut lbn,
obne ibn gu t~reffen. Der Sartar lief 0ann
nit qe3ogeuem SdbeI Dem Wageu 11a6 uno
iu9te ben 8eSier Su ertte6en, @r Duroe
ergriffen ullo> Dor Den Sultan na6 Dem
Giost giloiS 9ebraht; bier flaste er, oaB
Der @r0BoeSier ihn 9icdt ~nertpetgert bGtte
uno bat Den SuLtall, ben 8esier bGnge1 81
laiien.
Sn Dem Srte Weiprooacs in l1ngarn it11o
$50 9Gnler abgebran1t. Cine 9roBe Wtel18e
@etreioe urO Sutter lit perbran1t.
9te DieSIdbrtge 8aumD0ls @rnte i'm
peitli6en Snoten mirb aQem @rparten
nab Die rei6lte ieir, Die iemals gu perz
5ei6neu tDar.
Sn @ataIonien itn6 ibera1 SIuaidriften
Derbreitet poroen, peI6e cine Nufforoez
run9 an oas Golf, Die caitilianil9e 0errs
i6aft ab5ui1Itteln uuO oas aIte &Dntgreth
Gatalonien ber3uiteuen, eatbalten. Die
8oliSei nimmt Die Shriftitiide in BeidIag.
Ser 8iirgermeiiter bon Qmi1eroam bat
bos Seilbieten bon :3eitungen auf ben
StraBen unteriast, vweil oteie Die 8ea
DOlferung bel ben leBten unruben aufgebeBt
baben."
Sett benz Iebten 8eri6t fin6 in Stalien
folgenDe @boIerafdIe porgefOmmen: Srieit
5 @rfranfuugen UNI 9SooeSfGue, Gapenna
% @~rtranfungen uno 9 Sobesfdae, 8eneoig
5 @rfranfungen unb l TooeSfau, Gerona
10 Grtranfungen un6 3 SooesfGue, So|
lo9na ri grtranfungen uno II Soossz
fdue, anbere Orte, rs @rfrantun9en nno
% IooeSIGue.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-09
StQOt CbtcaaO.

1njerc S~tcticuOca1 1ano 0Orre<
SpOw0cnten beIaDen 9e9em WGrttg
istaenSe Staateu.
@err Sscrtnann SrcGi6nttot Die
St11ten 0tiOi8an. Sn0tara tnO
SDto-
SSerr S1co. Se&maan Scn staat
SuiWOiS.
&err Grnf Sennttt8 bops1 ole
Gtaaten 9tcbraSfa, Solua, WstUaez
iota, 9afota, Moataa1 It. 0aiDz
tmefOn SEER.
&err sSrtcS+ 9Deil Ste Staatem
S4tupis, SOFIA 4tttO WttHouri.
Serr g. NttttmGer 0eH Gtaat
Californian.
Sccrr Stto SenniH9Donen Ote
Stantea g8lScomita, Colorado 1tmS
SGufaS m3o ole Serrtt0rien Netu
Wtegieo, tttaD mno ESP . rmtag.
&err Guitar 9aa9e otc Sta1test
SS4ItmoiSs Soaua 1tnO NSiSIOurt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-09
Ginefinoerlnfc Gle

tit serpiB eite iiberals tratrI9e Sa9e fur
man1eS @bepaar. Q8ie uuO rpoonr9 bteleln
nebel in furSer 3ett obSebolfen peroet
ta1n, Seist Der S,ytettan9Szstater''s
800 Settcl1, nit Soblret0elt natnr9etrenen
8iloern, 1pel9er BON Dem alien l1t0 belpGDrs
ten beuti0en Seil=Snitttut III Ae1p gort
beraus8e9eaenen miro, auf bte tlarte
g8et e. SunSe 2eute, bic IN ben Stalto per
@be treten, iouten ben Spru9 S0lGet,s:
.Dr nm PRIZE, wer 1t9 emt9 9iK.
Sets" pObI beber5'9en lIno Oas p y : . r.
8 Or itt 6es Qebens tbun! gSirO tlr %
@ents in @oltmarfen in beuti9eg Sprabe
rel un6 . re- perpatt. a6relie;
Deutsches H~eil-Institut,
11Clinton Place, New York, N; Y:
S6igesg Sud- lit au9 81 babeit pet BEN
gu6bdn6lern R6lin8. 6lappenb99 q Se1'
tel, As 0eurbornitraBe, @btcaoo, Su'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-09
$500 NiMt DerIamat.

@S f6eint ieltlam. baB es n0tbis 1T, 2eiz
benoen bur6 Nnbietuus. elmer Nrdmte int
Sale Der Jticbtbeilung Die ueber5eu9uu9 gu
9emdDren, Dap man lbre &ranf9eiten betlen
fam. llno bod bat DR.. Gage ui3meifelt
Souienbe, Die an perltoGtem Gatarrb @littet,
nit leinem .%Catarrh Remedy" t!lrtrt, 1uel9e
li9 ME an i'm g~e1panot baben 1piiroen, lpenn
ct ni6t obige Srunme fiir einen unbeilbaren
Sal angeboten Bate. Wer bietet 5unG9t
fir Sour ODER @0lra1t?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-09
@.m tuumostbares Naturfpte1

WirO S%uwetlen Bel uns aussefteut. g6enn
iDlr an elne Der ei9entbunli0en 2auuen
blitelr, beren fi1 Die 6rdu Natur Sulpeifen
iIberldBt, menbet ii6 unler Gett SuriG Sllr
@rl0ofiun9 Des Wteui3e1, der 10 flr1t6ar
MnD 10 munOerlam bel0affeu it," Die Sc
beimnifie leiner gtatur inn bur9 DR.. 81. y.
a a3if% ,s pom es g"tiaito i. sn19l att.; @Dr ;PYs ~ an 10
Discovery (9OlOene mebi5inii@e @ntbet=
fungi su bereiten, DeI9e eirl ~@igenmittel 9e=
gen ale Blutlnotet, @ifte unD bDie Sdfte,
ipte 5. .. GtropDeln, Bulteln, &t0tbe1,
NuSl0lGge, Gdpeunugen, @el0willte, @ez
i6wIre unO GbnliOe &eiOen lit. Bel @po=
t6efer1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-09
Aprsfprn,s 2lcia Mnnsphate.

Gins Der beiten Stdrtun9smttte1
Or. q. gtfiniOn, YrofeiIor Der Nr5nelfunOe
nro 9ern1atolo9te am @oaeSe OF YbpiicianS
ano Gorgeous, Baltimore, Otn.7 ia9t: y@s
ma9t einen an9enebmen Grant, uno lit ems
pom YDoSpbaten in antl0sbarer fSorm."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-09
5(SrNertrdes aaleqer+
Ser 9eibfaa= 8eiiber MeTaOOeu in
SriOgepOrt eritD1en.

Gine eertnafIetse NeGcret ole lGrIa6e.
9er ututDm9S .td)e W30rOsr Sobn Gareg,
elm SNIaGtbans arbetter, una ietw @rus
Oer tg &aft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-09
@abcIbabu IN safe @tep.

SIN Der lebten regeImdBtgen SlBung
oes @cmetnDeratbe5 bon Safe StetD DurOen
bic 8e~roronuugen, pel6e Der Jtoro @0t>
coao @itp &p. 50. baS Geht geben, in
2tucoln Qlne. bis BrtgbtDooo Npe. uno III
GlarfitraBe bis 0tperlepltraBe Gabelbabz
men gu legen, o6ne Debate angenomlnelI.
Die 8erorbnuna fir Die boppet9eleiltge
gferbebabn lit 0aIiteoitraBe, BON Talerton
Que. bis 5u etnem Bunfte, 200 SUB n0rbz
LID bon @lartitraBe, pur0e nit Der Bee
ittmmung at8enDmmen, oaB Die Babn bis
gum 1. Nooelnber fertig iein muB.
Die 8erDronung, Del0e Der Jk. Gb. :.
81. SO. bas yteht sibt. III @ldrfitraBe, ben
0iperiepitraBe bis CUR NOro9ren5e bes
8otpn eine. ooppel9eleilitge Bferbeba6n gu
bauen, purbe ebenfaus angenomn1en. Ote
@eieuiDaft muB Die 8abn bis 3atprence
Qlueuue in 80 &aGen, unD Die ibrt9e Strede
in 3 Sabrene fertig iteuen. Die 8euuBung
Don vBobtqil"= @ars mi rs 9eitattet, oaS
Sa6rgel6 pott< Der Stabt bis 9iperieDitr.
bari nIht me6r als 5 Gents uno Die Strede
bon 0tueritpFtraBe bis 2aprence 4uenue
nt1t mebr dis 3 Gents folten. .Ote @ez
ieui6ait muB aIe SerOronuHgen. annebs
men poer ale fabren lallen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-09

Sr{lMe 3j.i: ! 's S; e.. ; 8s s$ss 81 &;
bcilten. &otb unentaeltli6. Saupts Office: 631 Irbz
gtr., 9btloOelp5ia. SIN Commercial 9OteL @PgicasG;
SG., poat II. bis gum Iesteu ieSeH 9tOH9tS. 7SilS'H~o
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-09

@per's 9airs gi9or 1T sefobrlos, ause>
nebm uuO 0 bitbati9. Seine @trfun9 lit
pom lan9ert@a ler, etn umltaito, Der es gum
biui9iten Spiietten= Artifel ma9t. Damen,
bic es 9ebratNben, finben, oaB eS Dem 9aare
trGfti9es .8QOstbum, natiirtt9e Sarbe,
MInn unn e9&eiChheit ertheilt. Z 80
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-09
9Gmgltmoe Aeten Jtstner.

,,GnaGrfa lit fur Sinner 70 gut 8~eet8net, DaB tb
e8 far etmas @or5aStt4ere8 n13 ireerb cine mir bez
QrSnet enlpfebte."-S. 81. ar@er, ND,
Ill GO. Sgi0rb @tr., 8rDpfGqn, 81. 9.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-16
SHAMEFUL SCHEME.
Republican BIackmailers Urge the
Senate to Investigate Senator
Payne's Election,
The Majority Acknowledge that No
One Has Been Impeached, but Say
the Testimony JustIiles Them.
The Minority rours Hot shot iuto the
schemers ard shows tho True In
wafdness OF the Move.

COLUMBUS, ONO, April l6.--The legis-
lative committed appointed toSlnyestlgate
the charges Of bribery In electlng Henry
b. Payne senator, January, 1884, re-
ported this evening major
ity report, signed by the three
Republicans II Is lengthy and
accompanied by 500 pages Of evidence,
the import points OF which are cited 20
show that while none Of the members OF
the present assembly has been conclu-
sivoly impeached the case has been made
so strong rs 10 corrupt methods
that the testimony fully justlnes
that u he certified to the United States
senate for the action OF that body in con-
sihering Payne's right TO the seat. Most
OF the witnesses testifying as to the use
OF money were Democrats, the same
being ex-members of the legislature,
who at the time offered various
sums, notably Representative Kahn,
who testified that Senator
Ramey offered him $4,000 to vote for
Payne, saying that was what he (Ramey)
| got. Evidence Is cited to show two
banks wherein Mr., Ramey deposited
| S2500 each and also to show large In
vestments at the time nv State
Senator Elmer White, Representa-
tives Mooney, Roche and others.
The majority report IL somewhat scnsa-
tional and has caused great stir,
especially the evidence OF Larusul, who
tells OF picking up $40 bills on
the floor OF u. b. Pages room,
Page being payne's manager, and OF j.
j. Hall, who told OF entering John Hunt
ington's room unceremoniously and find
ing stacks Of bills, more being piled up
than he ever saw 10 the bank OF which he
, Is director. The committee sets forth
that Huntington, who is one OF the al.
rectors OF the Standard on company, was
regarded as the purser OF the Payne
crowd and as soon as this committee was
appointed he fed to Cuba, and has moi
been available.
The minority report signed by the two
Democratic members Is devoted to argu-
ments TO impeach the most dam
, aging witnesses and while admitting
, that there have been many newspaper
! rumors and much testimony OF genera
nature as to corruption aud bribery, tina
there Is nothing direct and the connecting
link Is out In every case, so that they hol,
such evidence should not be Ger
. titled TO the United States Benat
:, to blacken the character OF an
= = man. Pending the discussion to prin
the reports and substitute the minorit
I for the majority report, recess wa
taken till tomorrow morning, and tn
matter will probably be In the house 70
" the rest OF the week
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-16
A BLAZE IN DALLAS.
Considerable Damage Done by tho FLAMES
Last Night.

Considerable Damage Done by tho FLAMES
Last Night.
special to the Gazette
DALLAS, TEX, April lG--l2;45 a. me-
At IL :45 tonight tbe building sos Main
street, flrst-6oorf occupied by II. NJ
clover as drugstore, upstairs by DR..
Chiffon and others as Offices, was dis
covered to be on fire The companies
were promptly on the ground, but the fire
WAS between the ceiling and floor, and for
a long line bafiled their Efforts and was
not put out until the whole building was
flooded. The damage done TO the drug.
store was very great, almost the entire
stock destroyed The occupants OF the
offices lost considerable on furniture and
apparatus destroyed.
The building belongs 10 j, II. Hender.
son.
Building and stock were insured, but
could not be ascertained for how much.
The loss cannot now be estimated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-16
New orl,a ans market.

oVtUIHI 70 IHt Hhz0ILcs
NEW ORLEANS, La, April l5,-Sugar--
Strong and In good demands open-kettle
prime 5tc; fully fair 5(951c; good fair
43a5 fair 4Ra43c; common 4Ca44c;
Interior 2Ca34c; centrifugal choice white
6ic; of white 6 l-lG@Gtc; prime yellow
5sGg5Ec; seconds 45c; refining sugars
powdered 9 l3-1G@6sr; standard granu.
lated Gdcj confectoners' A 9 b-lGc,
Molasses-S Steady and unchanged.
Coffee-Quiet and steady.
Unclaimed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-16

BALTIMORE, MD, April i6.--At noon
to-day the officers OF the Knights OF La
Dor ordered the tying up OF all cars of the
Union, Peoples and Central street rail-
way companies, and the work was done
as rapidly as the cars reached the stables
Large crowds OF people gathered In the
neighborhood OF the stables and on the
corners OF the principal streets through
which the cars usually pass. The entire
police force Of nearly four hundred men
IL on DUTY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-16
cleveland pardons him.

IHNUEtIs
FoRr SMITH, ARK, April l5.--Dick
Yaun, a young Cherokee who was con.
yicted Of assault with intent to XIII dur
Ing the present term Of the federal court.
and who was on Saturday last sentenced
10 three years hard labor at Detroit, to-
day received an unconditional pardon
from President Cleveland, and was re-
leased from jail about dark.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-16

SCRANTON, Pa, April i5,--Grand Mas
ter Workman Powderly decided that
members Of the Lasters' union can work
on Knights Of Labor label goods without
Joining that order.
There has been considerable contro-
versy over the question.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-16
NO ExAGGERATIoN.

ST. PAUL, MINI, April 1.-THE re-
ports of the cyclone ut st, Cloud, Sank
Rapids, Rlce's Station, and other points
in the vicinity last night and early this
morning, are not exaggerated. At 8
O'Clock this morning, at the places
named, there were forty-nine dead and
nearly two hundred injured, with many
still missing, whose bodies will probably
be recovered to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-16
MORE PRISONERS.
The Latest Additions to tho Many Now Mt
Fort Smith.

foit bhttus
Special to the Gazette.
FORT SMITH, ARK, April l5.-Deputy
United States Marshal s. IL. Nlershon
came in to-day with the following prison
ers. Jim Lamb, Mrs Pollard, Albert
Odell, Mrs. Brassneld and Eliza Lewis,
charged with numbering ed Pollard, the
husband of Mrs. Pollard Of Red river,
near Lebanon, |. I.
Nelson Jones, charged with numbering
Dave Sanders, near Carneyville, Chlcka-
saw nation,
John Lee, stage robbery near White
Bead hill, Chickasaw nation.
George Tins, assault with Intent to
Kill Tom Certer.
William Mccall, Ed Gilmore, william
Chandler, Introducing and selling whisky
in the Indian Territory.
The marshal was out flity.hve days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-16
A Failure.
Special 70 the Gazette.

Fort SMITH, ARK, April I5.--T. r..
McAyoy, All extensive dry-goods dealer,
failed this evening Liabilities reported
at $1,000, assets $1,000. The failure was
quite q euTprise.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-16
stors.House Men o., \ elr,ke.

NEW YORK, April l5.--Slx hundred
store-house men went ON strike this
morning. They demanded an advance OF
five cents an hour IN wages.
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ton case against hafles Goodnight ior
alleged illegal inclosnre Of nearly ,Qoo, 900
acres Of school lands WAS to-day poet
pored III "Wednesday next both sides
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-06-18
The Plum Crop.

w. often hear people say their plum
trees blossom, but never bear. The
reason is that the curculio destroys the
fruit by laying an egg in each specimen,
which becomes . worm, that does the
mischief. If one would prevent this he
must jar the trees each morning, and
better if a sheet be held under the trees
to catch the little ''turk, and so destroy
him. He may be circumvented by the
free use of air-slaked lime or ashes
being thrown into the tree and renewed
as often as washed off by the rain. This
must be kept up for three orfour weeks,
as must the jarring of the tree if that
plan is followed. It pays to do this. and
we would advise all who have plum
trees that blossom to give one plan or
the other faithful trial.-COagsvgation-
Aust.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-06-18
THE HousEkEEPER.s SONG.

It 10 sweep. sweep. sweep.
Though you've done It an hour before;
And It's scrub. scrub; scrub.
Table and chair and nO0f.
And you needn't be weary bit
To md your labor in vain:
Do 4 q veil e you can today
ct 10 cook. cook, cook.
There's meat ana there's bread TO bake;
It 10 cook, cook, cook,
There's pudding and pie TO make.
The buttons are always dropping.
Tho stockings are ever to mend.
The men In the feld to look after,
The children to wash and to tend.
at is light. nsht tight,
For MAJ in the tug OF nfes
And it's fight, fight, Fight
For clean and tidy wife
"A man can plant an acre of land,
And gather the golden wheat
And get the price Ia his open hand.
And the price of labor 10 sweet
~sBut work. work, work,
ever woman'S lot:
Itn work, work, work,
II the weather be cold or hot.
AND this fe the worst OF the trouble
Sne hasn't q shilling OF gain,
And. though she may clean and scrub to-day
She must do 1t tomorrow again"
"'0h. wife. wife, wife!
Don't worry and fret and pout:
Oh. wife. wife. wife!
You are cross to-day, no doubt:
For you know very well your labor
Isn't done for a shilling or two;
Just think how happy you make US al
OF the love we give to you!
|'Oh, wife, wife, wife!
II you could not cook and clean,
oh, wife. wife, wife!
What sorrow It would mean.
To toll for love is better than gold,
And the way We differ is clear;
The work you do is done by the day.
And mine is done BY the year"
-Tk1ds Siftin0o.