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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-30
CTATE OF MINNEsoTA. COUNTY Oh RAM.

STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF RAM
- sey-ss.
The State of Minnesota to NJ. Stockwen and -
Claus, Whose first name is unknown), late
partners as Stockwell Claus, defendants:
You are hereby summoned TO be and appear be-
fore the undersigned, one of the justices of the
peace in and for SAID county, on the 2lst day OF
April 1856, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, at my
Office in the city of Sc, Paul in said county, to an
swer to Clarence NJ McLain in a civil action.
should you fail to appear at the time and place
aforesaid, judgment will be rendered against you
and each Of you, upon the evidence adduced by
said Clarence NJ. McLain for such sum as he shall
show herself entitled to.
A. D. 1856.
+. G. BURGESS,
mar23-4w-tu Justice Of the Peaeo.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-30
Arriving Trains
hIIIFII5 IIdIII..
Chicago & Milwaukee Fas

Chicago & Milwaukee Fast
Express..-..............
Dubuque and La Crosse
Fast Express. -
Mitchell and Aberdeen Ex
Davenport and Calmar Ex
Mason City, Austin. Owa-
tonna, Fsribault and
Northfield. .........
Chicago and Milwaukee
Fast Express.
Fast Mail and La Crosse.
Chicago. Milwaukee and
Prairie du Chen Ex..
Fargo and Ortonville Ex.
St Louis Dubuque and La
Crosse Express ......
A means Daily. B Except
cePted. ID except saturd
Additional trains betwee
apolis via "Short Line" lie:
for particulars see Short Ii
S'f. PAUL-Chas. Thomp
i62 East Third street. Br
Agents. Union Depot
MINNEAPOLIS-w. B.
Agent. No. Z, Sicollet Hous
Ticket Agent. Depot.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-30
CHICAGO.
Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway,
THE FAST MAILLINE.

Pullman Sleepers with Smoking Rooms and the
hnest Dining Cars in the world are run on ali
Main Line trains 10 and from Chicago and MI
vaukee
Leave Leave
Departing Trains Min1eap,isl 81 paul
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-30
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS.

The Full Ticket of the Democrats Made
Out With Wholly Satisfactory
Results.
Political Drift as the Work of the Gam
paign Gets Fully Under
Way.
Nv to Abate the Smoke Nuisance
Preparing for the Expo
Sition.
In the Courts--News From the Po-
lice and other Sources GEN
eral Local.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-30

Several parties Of twenty-five or more set
tiers have arrived at New Rockford, and 6
large influx is looked for in that country.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-30
CITY NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURER,
ST. PAUL, Mimi, March %, 1886. !

The owners and all parties interested in the
property damaged by reason of change of
grade or any of the following improvements
as hereinafter noted
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-30

The Democratic ticket is completed and
is given above. 1t will commend itself to
the general voter without regard TO the
partisan bias, and will prove the choice at
the polls next Tuesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-23
nRs. hLorEE DISCHARGED.
TIE Capiss Qusshed. and She lnsii-
tuIcs SntGs Tor Damages

The rerdcr- oi The DisBaici are flm'N1r
with The i9cf. iu the case Of Mr.. John ] .
~loper. manager of the Dad --GT' Con
uany. who Wa arrested Dy sheriff Winston
Monday % cgDia, sworn cat hy Uarrl
Wilson aud other member OF the company
FOR .1iaries. Nr,. Sloper did moi give bail,
go had 10 remain ~ Jail until vesterf.ay
morning. when, boy consent oi a'I persons
Interested. size Wa taken before judge
Beverley l.. Wexford. r.. OF The City On
cult CouT.- on motion o. Guash tho r1pi1s.
Mr.. Orrr Wa- Represented hf Captain
J0hI p NI-e. MI William v. C0.oy AZ
pelrcd Tor Oh, member OF the COMPANY
and Mrs, =. Witt represented. hl. Wiz
Ian hru-,. Who wa SURETY or the bond
af the actor. When "a c1yiqe ). ISSUED the
plaintiff BE- AWAY. required 90 give bond ir
tu, gmCm' 10Y which tbor bnnc action.
Tn. evidence showed ira, Jo1r ! . ~io-
rcr made flc conuact- and wa, advertised
oI the h.- a- the proprietor oi The com
prrr. AND tlat Mr.. ~.ourr only acted a-
AGENT f1f hcr Iu,usud
Jud4, Wexford decided thai M, ~loper.
who was Dr Iu agent for n'~ hu.nanQ
c0u.d uo bt held illtie for sIis-ie- dUe The
member of the company, 1uI dire e0 lu
.r |er t0 b. entered qua>1i1- fHa c1nl1s.
and directing that ihe paiutil. boz maleto
u3r 10. defcudlD'- costs
Captain immellatey IS instituted sut-
tu tno name %. NJ. and M ~1per i7r OBJ.
pancf of th. latter arlin~f each member %.
tbe con nHv ard Nj. William hr4u-.. tho
,ureV or thUr bonds. i0r tI same amount
fuat they Wer. -uL- Aer ior the suit
a--re-at. 500. OF NOR, AND viii 20. beard
90 ta. February tern oI th. conn.,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-23
saI .oIrSN CAsEs.
Expected Reversal of Judge Hughes
Rule Injunction Against the
Indemnify BOARD.

Yesterday Judge Hughes. In the United
-taies Circuit Court. signed the following
rule Of rrsc'ice for his couri
% ~ al actions OF frespas- and trespas-
on the ease hereafter brought against any
treasurer or other collector OF taXes, dues
OF demands duo the state Of Virginia for
leYyrDg upOn and selling property after a
tender OF the State cOuDOns, receivable
for such debts. dues. ana demands. no pro.
ces. .laI bc issued in such action Until the
plaintiff .haI a. with tbc clerk oi thi, court
ihe coupons and money which were tender.
ed IN PAYMENT ~ the tax. debt. dut. or de-
manQ for which the levy and safe were
made. O. recited N tn declaration and
the cler5 sbal az once deposi, the said cou-
p0ns and money ir the First Natioua Blnk
Tor ssfekecping. 80 that tnf same NAV nc
+ r.hcOWin-, % De Used n- evidence upon
ihf triai, and b, thereafter disposed OF a.
The cOur' may direct.
Ini, rult wl- auOp'eo without argument
Dy counse.. aith0u-l NJ. a. J.. 6ui-on 1p-
reared OF Nf William l.. K0vll behalf
to oupo. ii. and asked to bf heard urging
that the rule wa unprecedented aus cN-
;femoy lgriiu 90 ui> clients.
Nj. Royal telegrJpued ir0a LNum0r
vesterda. afternoon tnat Judge Bond Wi
allow h'l fo move o. r.y9k, tli- rule. anl
B. BE- understood th9 ,iud-' Bono hd- f"ie-
yTauLeC Judge IiUghc> rcgue,tlu- Ia tn'
ruit Bee ua. entered.
J. l. ue5 known tlat Jud-, Bond u-
refused 8. make -uoi o raj. Iu tIe- sails.
holding ll. th, tender of the coupon u.t-
the ter. au. tGlt sup-t0uu. pawn u' D.
enforced .t Jew and 500. o- t-H-Ua' .'.-
ur0uCTt lh. COUPONS bcIOu- fH t1t ilH-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-23
rRopUn rHI cor PONs
Judge Esushes Enters II'e Order Ask 81
Tor nv Attorney -GenerAi Ayers.

Ir. following order wa entered "'
Jlues Uugnr- b -ter3.y. lul rcl ure- cole
mons fo h. Cleo uitl 90. cier. oi 'nt c'lf
u,far. process I-~u.-
Ora,rco. Tha- th. following -pe.ia rni.
o. ular'lc. be- adopted Do %. action 90.
fr,.pa.,. or tr,-pa-- nr tir rf.e hereafter
brought arc,u>t 1r' treasurer or other c'.
.,.tr. af iaA-. debts. Cue., aul aemlud-
0r, OIL, ~faif0f r1Iniu i1r i0Nriu- up't
ara selling propDr1 after tender OF t1t
>iaf. -- couuou-. receivable l0i >uct lax.
e.tf.. dur.. aud demand, $50 ur1'r.- sAa.
b, f.-aea To- ,ucL action until tir plun'i
.l,a. ~, with ,he ci,rh OF thi. cuur, t1t
rolrnr. and money which wcrt rendered
m .yiaert oI th, taX, Gsol due. NJ a.
n,aic 10Y ~ 5,cu tine icyy and sale wa- mad.
a. recitf0 m the declaration. And 1nr rerb
shall az one, deposit the said coup'n- ana
money M IN. irst National bauk oil i'ieh-
mond Scr -aI,ktepu-. 80 ma, 'ht sam
may bf lorfhromuc to bc u-ed t- evidence
uuou the tria.. and o. be therrtiter disposed
Of q, the court may direct.
Effort. are already benz made 70 ge.
Judge Bond. m trci, to revoke tIi- rult'
and the gentlemen who arc interesting
themselves n hi, direction say thi tnel
are almost sur Of -urCrss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-23

serious injury. Bachelor wa arrested
and the parties compromised The cas-, tn
defendant agreeing 70 pay all the expenses
Of the 10Y. including doctors billie, &c..
ard 10 compensate him for his lost time.
Batcheior. q Is alleged. failed 10 carry 0ut
his agreement. and suit l. now brought %
recover damages. The injury inhietod
upon the boy Is said ~ have been very
severe one, and. after ingeriue i0r long
while. h. nas partially recovered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-23
A,.out Christina. Present..

An artIr.. u. Joweiry be- TIE mos auprr
r-..-. II. for th, comn- holidays. for -a
r,8.or that there are ,o mau1 -m8 pretty
rn..urp.i,, articl-- thlt cau p. worn pos
nearly atrr. person iu DO 1tla' .m. BE-
th, selection >o great. lr order p. atc1l.
modate our numerous friend Hi modeIA-
means vh. wHut -Dmctuiu- GOOD al.
pretty. and o. thD -1m' tim, do to0 costly
u. uavI prepared on. 0i -l' H-- 1--'tr
mfrt. Q. I. i0uua 300 'us clry.
HHpHAGI g. NH-a-.
Hsr a.t -fr-..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-23
IeMelry lor Nnias

Diamonds well bought are alwIy- WORT
the money YOU pay for them. olddird q
Mo.-- purchased q tine line of nmmone
goods recently az q great bargain. aud nov
the Nma, huver. nave thc fui benefit, a
every gem has been reduced OIL tne min-
mum price.
In 6ue " Waiches their stock r complete
Nj. GODDARD knows what W licl shouiC
be-, and sells none that be- cannot fully guar
antee. Call before the ast moment ant
make your selection. 920 Main street. God
dard / Moses
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-23
n ESTABLISHED IN ls43.
OSCAR CRAM & co.


FINE WINS. LIQUORS. AND CIGARS
beg leave 70 cal attention 10 theiT large
tiOcE or the above mentioned goods mos
o. which are o. their own importation fronl
the nssi houses IN Europe.
sHERRIEs Of many different qualities.
from the lower 90 the very finest grades
MADEIRss from ten 70 nifty yesTs Old 5
BgAEDIIs yintsges from 1877 70 S8A
Their stock OF nne RYE. BOURBON. AND
SCOTCH wHISkEYs, AMAiCA AND 81
cROIA Run. APPLE AND PEACH BRAN
DIS, ~ noi surpassed by ANY honse In this
city. ds 5.ipesl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-23
Professor Reinhavdrs rnausnneo
Endsr~emeuf or the hnabe Pianos

II affords mc pleasure 10 state that IN ny
opinion the knabe Piano j. one OF the bes'
made
Nv Grand. which I purchased some
years ago. J use daily, and IL has gwen m,
entire satisfaction IN regard g. tone and
durability; and invariably recommend
the knate % my friends who ash my ad-
vice IN purchasing q tne piano.
IACOH EEINHAEDT,
Director Mozart MUSICAL Association. Or
ganist =. paur> Church and Eleventh.
street synagogue.
The puhlic need nothing further than
thi> o. uoini them o. the very finest Piano
SOLD On ibi> market. Mlnk 1ianos ar" ad
ycfti,ed a~ modest VriceG,' hut thc
hnshe sCli, q, lov e. sl00, including stool
and cover. and one year. Croti, without
Interest. e,c Nlny y. Ramos q CO.. nest
The corner of Ninth and Main streets. Oid
Piano. aud organ, taken IN part payment
o. desired.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-23
Heavy su,t A=a,n.r Jonn 4. BsteseIOr.

Judge Edmund Waddlll, ,lr., a. counsel
ior AIbert Mcnson, an infant, bY Nelson
Menson, hts next friend, Yesterday lnsi''
tuied suit n the CITY Circuit Court again''
g0hn e. hatchelOr Tor $4,000 damaSr,
HaIcbeIor. IL seems. employed ibe piainiisl-
and IN August last threw stone ~ MN
and STRUCK him on the bead, inn.ctlng .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-23

3d. A- D. Lmucr6iu. superintendent
.i.. -..r.-a~t ot tr. EI-am1uH lre Conc.
u.rr. ...se- t..dar Zoo. NlU.. Il. Nt
l.. .riulm. u- tb.' Oh. pro,ue.- o. urc~eu
I- Toy . Lr. crop 0r .u. hrun-Ir.. tH
rr.. irsays iH- yrr ue,I- tH. nes. on r'
-oro wuira practically means i.. 81 rat.
..r.... -.I-.utr. -.4.aL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-23

The Only original Waukeezy Shoe al o.
be- found 4. Jacob MAY a SONS shoe --ort'
co. Broad street. Remember tia they
close their store n, . O'Clock J. w. ou
Christina. Eve.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-23
w,.su,rn ..ooawIn a. tne Theatre

Tbs nrettc Itt, ,ag.-eft appeared
tb, rE irs last nI-1' iu "-I-. lu VIII
character stc display ut, accomplishment
81, e singer. drucct. anu DlnIo-paver. >u.
s..o rr.,rul- pathetic feature in de.iu.
sln. .ir thrown ou hcr OWL Resource
Tbs, n.ar viii Del repeated Tonight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-23
picture. are Csoins

Jam determined .o sii, .lr.a.. r-il.'
m, ,toct oi Jim, Picture. -uo u''
marked nv price down. Cali earif i0.
Dar.au,. Christmas Card. -l Album.
GOING of rapidly.
.LEwI,'- Ar. D...I~f.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-23
Cnrs,tmas Offering

something nice for vOu pastor, swte.'
hcari. or friend. Order greetIng I'd B
Basket OF Fruits and Flowers from irahk
BURKE. at PIzZinI's De~ storr. Cno'c'
Truii. aud Flowers artistically arranged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-23
sz~ CHAMPAGNE.

CRAMPAGEF 20 MAJ PINT bottles. u
ustkets o. two dozen. O, our owH importa-
ton nr0 OF very superior quality y-nigaiy
recommended for inv4lids.
de1o.st OSCAR CRAM 3 CO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-23
see Our New sI60 piano.
secansI.Hnnd rtanne

Stemuay. gHickerinc. Billings, Gohler.
Fischer. and m1uy other popular m1ke-
f0l sal, cheap or easy payment kylanc
d Le.',. glo Mao street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-23

OUE sTogF Will BE OPEN TONIGHT
UNTlI - O'CLOCK.
WI CLO-E TOMORROW PROMPTLY
bO'CLOCk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-23

Infants and H7aHdS,
.he oniy PERFECT SUBSTITUTE foT MO
THEIRS MILK luvRiusOie II CHOAERA
,yFANTUM and TE,KTHING. a predlges, l.
s6 food 10Y IYsPFPTICs CONSUMP-
rTvEs. CONNALEsCENTs. Perfect nu-
lrleut IL al WASTING DISEASES. IL
au,res uu cUoklng our book. "THE Carl
AM FEEDING or JNEAETs." mallso
rec. DOLIBEH. GOODALE & CO..
81 g-Sk IudTD6u Boston. AaSE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-23
TDri.hf Planes.

a splendid assortment oi >teiuv
fl.cbcr-. schubert =. and other maka
I;gimd s Lre, "a, bottom prices au
cav fCrme
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-23
rHrr local c rHrn pa,
NoIscteo I've wbi,Keys

s. ur-. iiTaudir., g.. Tor Holiday.
George a Hmdiey. with
]. b. NouEErs0N g. BE0TH1l
g. east Broad sire,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-23

ON and after january /, 1sS,. the steamer
T.. T.. Lee VIII discontinue ber Trips be-
fwcen West Point ana landing on Matt
pOui river
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-23
Christmas Flower

Iut dlwer- OF every kind Uul u-ud-om.
Basket for Christina present .l. bs hau
of J0hu 1oler. 10ris,. corner Paris avenue
and lauTe street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-23

NANDKEPCEIEFS.
rnLnRFn. HORDER HANpkhh NM
E4NC]' GOODS

EI.NCB GOODS.
URFs~ -NG-CAsEs .--pa, WI gef COM
pietp URbSs AO.CAsE sL.IC for Cel-
u.oif -ei wortl g. Handsome PLUSH
CASES nssf fixtures a. Sl.d9. 3 a3.
E-b Sfl5 80 8 - 3 s.. We
eusfc ou' late n season the complete
6focE o. manufacturer agent c1m.
VIislug us goods OF eFer' description
Having nOuEnt tine same Very low CAB
sei yCu uucr below ususl prices
SHAW So. -EI~ -LEAThEE CASL. coD-
tanning mug uTuAL aud rREoI. Ou.F
81 ar SOLD las F-ar f0f .. PIT = u
CAStS raugiul Ir price fru 4 - a. ."
s. Hl COlIf you give auf gentle llar q
more fu.tsbie preseuf tn2n nice
~HATING.CASl s%-ea
MANICURE CAsE~ 46c nuve nice
coupiet, So worti cons iersO.y more
tlsf the price asked LEATHkk
CASES cor. uiftt a. &c zud 75r..
FlT-E AANl'I hf-l s. y from So
49, ve-y handsome Auner Last n.
$3.50 WORT 90 b lev CbhhlNh-
TON ASH liress'ul and Manicure
srt -la,irl and Msl.clr--ai sOout
Nu~f. bUGEs u ename 20 wood g.
eIIS e.4 g lN. tAI 81 WORh -
10 ..-I-s Ss4- ss.Ts- y
CARD iHrt'NEE~ MoNEi BANKS
Ere rAHEE and E>NELnPhs g.
.sD I- Zs.. HA. &c.. 80
r'of rHEsTe sir DOL. FIRSl-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-23

-uT uIsHAT-E J0b-pI-rVTISe HousK t.
Thoroughly equipped n Sc a. Eiuus o.
EOoB- ASI JOb-rkIaTISe 3. the sno.teh
ro-fcE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-23
WATCH-KEY. AGAIN.
a SENSATIONAL BUMoR nUE TO
GROUND YESTERDAY.
TElk About the Watch. Rey Pound a. the
Reservoir not Being
Cluveriut's. &c &c.

Recently There has been some tllk tha.
The celebrated wa;ch-key, to which so much
importance ha- been attached, may have
been the property Of some other person
th4r Cluyefiu,. The body Of Mis- Mad
son was found in thc Oli Marshall rescr-
voir on ths morning oi saturday, Marca
IS. 1sSl sunday white nov found au old.
fashioned gold watch-kcy m the field near
The boi' ~ the fence which eucloseS thc re-cl-
voir grounds. through which the deceased
and her murderer 9re supposed o. nave cn-
tered Thi> aeY wae introduced on tle ula
as evidence for the Commonwealth, aud fu.
prosecuting ATTORNEYS wanted 30 opened hf
ths jcweiicr Joel. who bad pui barre. o.
20 key Of similar appearance for the pri>on@
while Af .J0cH W., "a WORK a' teptroyiile.
Ktn- and Queen county. hu; counsel for
thr defence ohjcctm-. 500 KEY wa- no.
opened WEle the c1-r wa, before i1'
Governor witt petition for pardon or con.
mutation hs bad ~ opened oy Joe. and tht
manner iu which The solder Wa, Used and
;he hiiua, on the Iuncr end of ,hc barr
answered iu every detail ~ tha miuut d.
-crpucu given lF taa ia0t.-r D'.or h'
opened tho kcy.
Y1-rr To- W-. NTI sos.
Having heard tina. tIcrt existed pp--.-
b-lt THAI th, kcy belonged fo au0Ue peI-
,or ,l8u iuc p1~ofer, gnJ tna' NJ. Jam
Nelson wa. iu possession OF >0mn irr,- heI'-
n- or th. .a-.. . T. ,0tC. reporter rfS'ar-
d1y s0u-I. al micr.Ie0 wiz him Nr
Nelson. VINO lives lc tA. relr H. o. -ll-.
grocery ,tor. Eeu' 60 @CH south L1ur
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-23

DOLLS.
CHINA DOLLS Al Z. 7. II. and lse.
MAX DOLLS from DC. toI
Ths prsftieSf and largest 81 DOLL IN town
BlsQUE DOLLS al is 50, ~, rs, sSs.. Aiio
el17. ~. -
RVUBTR DOLLS a. ~ ~ 7s, and ssc
IhDh STRUCTIBLE DOLLS from Sse' Up
ward.
BTSOUE BRONZE. AND
CHINA ORNAMENTS,
in great variety. from s. "a s. 50 apiece
MAKE your selections early before the
assortment is broken.
SILK HANDKERCHlEFS.
sOLID-COLOR ALL-slL.K hASDkkk.
CHIEFH 81 SOC worth s0c
HKOCADED SILh HANDhEkChAEfe -
6ec would De cheap al 7hc.
AZ Tie W. onef o handsome line o. Eoooe
worth g. and si.26. 80
WHIT SILK HASpkERCHlEFS q -
a. Is 70 ssc.. aud AIS k q
LADIEr WHITE HEMSTiTCHEpH HAND
kERCfilEkH III s7c. worth ISc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-23
ADs EaTiNING AaTNCY.

AI'; EaTfsISG &aEHCI.
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING -
o. check Tor twenty do.i&rs we wil
pl.hl lefi-iine advertise mem m 900 90
N ~ ssN yi iubdlnE American ne9gpz Bs.s RDd
s'" tnt worE within ter daYG. THE
g.. 80 fsst Vf onis one nfth % . cent ;
hne To- 600 cremation Tt,a adyeytise
M ns,n. vii Splsesr IN bui single issue OF AZ
ssp'., eno c0nse3 0entiy vii be- paced be-.
s,',s.' euf hailioQ difiefenl newspaper pGf.
.Ds""it~os FiYk nGLLI0N REAnnas n A. s.
s...s. ne y some times stated, thai ever,
-, ti - looked 81 BY fiVe persons o.
l,ott severty-Hvs words Aesrsss VII
=. saseftissmcnt and check, or sont
cent Tor oc0k Of lTs paRes.
1bOhSt z. ROW ELL a 60.
n,o.s ~ spruce street, Rev Yoyk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-23

g. g. rOOT loan and 81. aud r. g. M.. a.
so -U. eRs- BROAD stree. t.&mO01E
watches AID jeW ely.
ftGKGI s. MAYO. JOB a. 81. household
furu lrurt gun r.'e. fame stationery
WOrE D02es clgarb &C.
GtORGL " MAYO. p. b. watches
c'Ulks ieWe.ry 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-23

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-03-03
The Lost "MIssouri."

LONDON, March 2.-Snow continues
to fall heavily in northern England.
Traffic on many railways is entirely
blockaded.
All hopes of saving the steamer BIS
souri,, from Boston 10 Liverpool, which
stranded off the coast of the Island of
Holyhead during the heavy storm, has
been abandoned. The steamer has
capsized and lies broadside to the sea,
and her destruction is believed to he
only question of time. 5The crew left
her just before she went over. They
reached the landing safely. The cargo is
washing off the wrecked vessel, and
boats are near her rescuing what por-
tons of it they can. Two hundred and
ninety head of cattle were lost.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-03-03

where the lives of American citizens and
their property IN China have been en-
dangered, and argues reciprocarobIiga-
ton on the part of the United States to
indemnify the Chinese subjects who suf-
fered at Rock Springs, it became neces-
sary to meet his argument and to deny,
most emphatically, the conclusions he
seeks 10 draw as to the existence of
such liability and right of the Chinese
government to insist upon it.. draw
the attention of Congress to the latter
part OF the Eote of the Secretary of
State. of February IS, 1886, in reply 10
the Chinese Minister'S representations,
and to invite special consideration of
the cogent reasons by which he reaches
the conclusion that, whilst the United
States government is under no obliga-
ton, whether By the express terms of It's
treaty with China or the principles of
International law, to indemnify
these Chinese subjects for the
losses caused by such means and
under admitted circumstances; vet,
that in view of the palpable and dis
creditable failure of the authorities of
Wyoming Territory TO bring to justice
the guilty parties or to insure to the
sufferers an impartial forum, in which
W oSCh anu OJAdlll pSllcdLlUU
the losses which those subjects have in
Cured by lack of police protection, and
considering, further. the entire absence
of provocation or contribution on the
part of the victims, the Executive may
De induced to bring the matter to the
benevolent consideration of Congress,
in order that that body, in its highest
discretion, may direct the bounty of
government il aid OF the innocent
and peaceful strangers whose mall
treatment has brought discredit
upon the country, with the
distinct understanding that such
action is in no wise 10 be held as a prece-
dent is wholly gratuitous, and is re-
sorted toin spirit of generosity toward
those who are otherwise helpless. The
correspondence exchanged is herewith
submitted for the information Of Con-
gress.
(Slgned,) GROVER CLEVELAND.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
Washington, d. c., March l, 1886.
The letter of the Secretary of State to
the Chinese Minister, referred to in the
Presidents message. is an exhaustive
statement of the whole Chinese ques-
ton, and its main points are fully cov-
cred in the message.