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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-22
nrderer Hanged at Dover, Arb.

nrderer Hanged az Dover, Ark.
IN. LOUIS, Mo, May 21.-A special
the Post Dispatch states that Lee
rnes was hanged at Dover, Ark,
day for the murder OF Charles Holl-
IN, gambler, ON November 20,
IS. On that date Holman and
rnes, gamblers, living at Plummers-
g, Ark, arranged TO attend fes'i-
that was held some four miles dis
\. Before leaving home Barnes
nred the co operation OF John Cul.
aud Russell Watson in pl I to
Dmpany them and during the night
Holman and take charge of his
perry and about $50 in cash. Late
be night, and while Holman was
ping, Barnes drew 4 revolver and
harged two shots at him, DO h of
CHI passed through the heart, and
le in the agony of death, Cullens
au ak struck him fearful blow
the head. After conviction and
ence Barnes made full comics.
Of his crime. Cullens was SEN
ed 10 TWEEN y-one years in the pen.
iary. Watson will have a hear
d n the fall term of court.
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Finish the walls and ceilings with
Alabastine. You can do IL; mex.
pensive; try it, White and twelve
ANTS Cheaper and better than paint,
kalsomine or paper. Disiniects and
prevents diseases Beautiful sample
card free. BY druggists, hardware
and paint dealers. $50 given away.
S. MANSFIELD h CO., Memphis.
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THE BODY IDENTIFIED.
THE REMAINS FOUND IN THE
ZINC TRUNK
Those OF PreIler Beyond ANY Shadow
Of DOubt-Damaging Evidence
Against Maxwell.

ST. LOUIS, May 2l.-The interest in
the Maxwell case continues undimin-
ished, and at the opening Of the pro-
ceedings this morning the crowd Of
curious spectators exceeded that in at
tendance on any previous day. This
was due, however, to the fact that a
witness was 10 be examined who had
positively identified the body found
in the zinc trunk at the South ern
Hotel ss that OF G. Arthur Preller.
This v illness proved 10 be j. A. Frazer
Of Toronto, Cansda, for many years a
photographer, but now a portrait
painter and sculptor. Mr.. Frazer was
placed on the stand and testified thst
be had met Preller in Toronto year
ago last February; be described Prel-
Ter as he knew him then, and ex-
hibiied portrait Of him which had
been painted by the witness; II had
been pronounced an excellent like
nees.
lie wfs shown by Mr.. Mcdonald Of
the prosecution, during the latter's
visit to Toronto, a post-mortem photo
graph OF Preller's body, and had made
the portrait from it.
Witness described his visit to st.
Louis sfter the murder; had visited
the cemetery in company with one RI
the counte; for the defense; had seen
the casket in which PrelleT's body had
been PLACED exhumsd, and recognized
the body without doubt as that OF
@. Arthur Pfeller. He recognized the
corpse by the face and peculiar scar
over the left eye brow; considered the
body to be in a remarkably perfect
state Of preservation. The witoess
identified two different photographs oil
Preller.
The cross. examination failed TO con-
fuse the witness, and as he stepped
down from the and IL was evident
that Jurors and spectators alike enter
tanned no doubt as TO the identity Of
the body found in the trunk.
DETECTIVE TRACY,
who traced Maxwell to San Francisco
and brought him back 10 this city
from Auckland, New Zealand, pro-
duced 10 court several articles OF cloth
ing marked &c. A. p" IA shirt, COW
Cicu Wibu ulOOu duu DhuAJl WIN hhu
cut, supposed 10 be that which Max.
well removed from PrelIer's body i'm.
mediatsly after the murder. During
the passage from Auckland Maxwell
told him that he has purchAsed these
things from man in San Francisco
named Robinson.
The witness described incidents Of
the return passage, and repeated con.
velsaiions which he had with the
prisoner; during 6ne of the latter he
ASKED Maxwell how much money he
had just previous to his departure
from 81. Louis on his way to San Fran
cisco, and he replied: yAbout $1,000"
but had spent a good deal OF II on the |
trip and In San Francifco. When
asked what bad bicomen OF the re-
mainder he referred him TO his law
yere. In regard 10 Maxwel's acquaint-
ance with Preller, he told the witness
that ne had met him (Pfeller) in Liv.
srpool snd had seen him last in Bos-
Ton. The remainder OF the witnesses
'estimony developed nothing new.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-22

AN exchange says: "Man's average
life is irty-thr-e years" DR.. Bul?s
Cough Syrup win always live.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-22
IEife-SInrderer Hanged

lfAJo, N. Y, May 21.-Peter
Otto, the wi'e-murderer. was
at i0:264 o'clock this mornip Q
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DIR. ID. s. JOHNSON'S
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DlSPENSARY,
No. II JefersOn Atreef,


between Main and Front.) MEMPHIS.
Established in 1850.
hk.JOhNS0N is acknowledged BY all par
IL ties interested as by far the most sue
cessful physician in. the treatmentof private
or secret diseases. Quick, permanent eureG
guaranteed In every case, male or female.
Recent cases Of Gon0rrhea aud Syphilis
cured in few days without the use Of mer-
curry, change Of diet or hindrance from
business. Secondary Syphilis, the lastves-
tige eradicated without the use Of mercury.
Involuntary loss ofsemen stopped in short a
time. Sufferers from impotenoy o. loss Of
sexual pswers restor etc free vigor in few
weeks. victims Of e-abuse and excessive
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country.
nS-Workingmen cured at half the usual
rates. Office hours from 5 O'Clock am. 70 8
O'clock pm. d. S. JOHNSON. MD.
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weak, JNDEyEL0PE0 PARTS


lH r1k NUNAN Eu'T tN1NGtp. DEVELOPED
sLN.N1LllENkn, EIc Is nn INTERESTING advertsemsn
sng run 10 oar paper larsng 70 inqucs We vii tha
here no evidence ethumhns about Ibis. On the contrary
ae AlHertsTs sc very nshl inaetscd lntcresird cn
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JOHN E. RANDLE & CO., Agents,
MemphIs. Tom.

WRROWN's IRON BITTERS COM
pletely cured Miss Ethel Gunthorpe, IS
FRO VIII ri she sui red nea " q year. Two
bolt es only were ,quiTed TO do the work.
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W2ROWN'S IRON RTTTERS EN-
- tirely cured MIR. S. A. Cocks, S69 Main
street, Memphis, Tenn, Of severe case Of
ohills and fever. He believes In il.
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PRIVATE CoUNSEToH

N 200 Tages sent % any add-@ss securely seae fer h
once TOURS from A. " sosPN aa..l.rn q 10 I. b
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-13

XEANTED-A BOY WANTS A PLACE TO DO
" .horcs and 80 to school Address G. A. NJ
Telegram h Craiu. o.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-13
wANrED-sITUArIONS

NTANTED-A BOY WANTS A PLACE TO DC
" .hones and go to school Address G. a. NJ.
Telegram Herald. O.
IA ANIED- SITUATION As CARRIAGE DRlN
" er OF teamsier, Dy middle aged and caseiu
man. references No oDjeci loss 10 make himself
us iul Address O.. ", care Telegram herald
Office. o.
WANTED 4 LADY OF ENPERIENCE
W sewing ly The day, capable of cutting and
httiug BY the taller sys-em. address i5o Winter
81 q.
NTED-slTUAl los By r1ESOGkAFHEH
W with over one years experience. Operates
Remington AID CeligfaphcI lpewriiers. Refer
ences gwen. eteu0graphcr, ~ iurnerst, city. q.
-. a --'sstir-v'-.-- ,rcrE II CIry preferred Coo
reference given. Address ". Il. smith. so south
Division 81 N
IL SITUATION As MILLER. a.
" years experiences IN stone mil and roll sud
stone combined. best of references Acdr.ss ~
T. y. box l2l, Muir, Mich. 81
( STEADY. RELIABLE YOUNG Man DE-
\ slfes a ssiuaiio. as book keeper or assistant
'ah Bise lr,l class references a. 20 qualirc cation
IS Addfess book keep tnis Office. ~
MAA1ED-A SITUATION A BOOK-kFEPER
W 10y 4 middle aged single man. Can furnish
CO. 10 business address, G. 4. ". care Iele-
gram herald Office. s.
IANIED-lOsITiON A. CLERK rs A sIORE
" or once OF ~ DO9kkCcper. speaks French.
1eTlnah, Holland i>h and English Addrees J. 4
4. y. BOX 3. Holland, Mich. snf
WANTED r SITUATION sTENOGRAPEFR
" anl type" riteT operator. Good DeBman
understands bookkeeping Can furnish type
Noniery, Men s5ti
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-13

The charge can no longer be made
that Henry 4. ROBINSON. Republican
and labor candidate for Congress in the
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-13
HfsoELIaSE0Us-

NONLl TO LOAN-lN SUMS TO SUIT 0s
VI productive real estate l. provir
i-0Ve.t boca, opposite Sweet hotel.
1 FkAl GOOD 0PrORTr NITY-TO LFAEN
Il TIE pracil al German language by Tie nat
9fsl method. in tefl shot and pleasant WAY
bJ>tuick-st -
4 lIbN Ton LADIES FASHION ABI.E DKEss-
y making ~ all its branches, cufiifz aud fitting
a speciality. N0Jay taylor sysfen ;.uqht on
~ as3nanie terms, ~ So oouIh D.yls4on-st. Mrs NJ
hreif of tiac4unafi *
IIANIED-A SUIT o. ROOMS on sRof-Stt.
" beor or small mouse furnished or suf,sruish-
CO. within lO minutes walk If sweets hotel Ad-
ei 80 giving number OF rooms and prices a. a.
.t-+ ih-.tFtAf tlEsifl Office 84ff
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-13
koK nENT- -eo0NS

VORENI Rooms CO.'S THIRD AND F0J JkfH
| uoar. 30 Canals as Joining sweet r Lolei
Apply io l. ~ Weston, Pierce biccE. 81,
LVR RENl-ghktE ilkASAA1 kOONs,
i furnished ol uniur lsAei. only a few STEPS
Ium los. uHlce, l31 = DlFision-st 90
go kEhI -IHkE1 NItt hOOMs, fDkAlsllfD
| of uuIun.>ltd. Will or without Dyaid pa
rVute family. foI particulars enquire a.
llvlue-tou-sI.
LOA KkNI-ELEaAAI FURNISHED ROOMS.
I Ier iingie Sc. Lsnan, steam heated. fronting
Nonf0e sls call from - D. al
nom ~. Porter block. over sNeiland Bros - q
NANIED-s sEKAlCES AND 10 kENI-A
W neat anc Thoroughly reliable couple or small
family. ~ AOlt chillf0u 1rr two oT nloIC rooms
Can pay rent ia pat " services Also fuI rent q
dcslrable hOuse Ap.lg al cora-I tleslSnt-ase.,
aud BoStDlck -. sltf
EOK hEA1-PANI or HOlsE 40. 10
L rheloonst Hquise on the premis =. 45u
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-13

You have already been informed that
the first .ssus from cur new perfectlng
prsss vii consist % 5000 copies. Your
regular orders will os doubled on that
day. aud you Niil distribute the extras
among the hoa - q your community.
All agents and ueasdealers will regard
tina notice as = circalar issued from this
Office. IHE iELEaRAM III HERALD.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-13
OAe DAY lAreR

&c snolid Ds remembered D. sl read
srs ~ t1e IzLzsAAz hsakLD THAI ~stA
. perfscts1z press Sc 90 ast 1se iypss Ia
printing. Ibe lspe l. seF up Sc fof -ns
ozaer press aDd ffem Tue -'iorn.s
l4atuL ~ 1ll1 l. nlasie. frou s1.fk il
tarl ey'l1dues. plsis is cast tlis
E.afs e locked upon Sic api1g n-sols-
cylinders ~ tie fast gress al over sld
aader these tie SEQ * paper Eln.s bel9s
gria5s1, thea ear s1d pasted ed lu tie
end fo-isd ald coaaE~,L s agralss-
n=1t and setllg up ~ the tols ~ ma-
eliaery ~ oul asN D0l4l1og rsgaGes are
and time and iasrs are very 20 41y ssxa-
tleus delays. The srss sdilion from It's
asE press vii BE- plofuseiy illustrated
sltl srsrssiDka shoEius tbs process of
stereorsplag an1 the uanleF * prnling
froD e Eeb periscting press I1ea, tCc.
our patrons require considerably mofs
space for commercial announcements
than 80 az drst Anticipated aud the ell
ton u zj.0UU copies which 10 gusran-
tes 10 b. circulated ia Grand Rapids and
contiguous toFns nust be postponed
from Thursday until Friday morning
FRIDAY morning weshail pEins the largest
paper ever printed Ia Grand Rapids; Il
VII 10 the largest paper and the largest
number n copies ever published IA the
=. ate With fh.. execution II th- Detroit
EVs1siag Aeses and few special editions
1t the morning papefs IN tie metropolis
Of the State. We she'll aim 10 make the
mammoth edition q most complete news
paper and a perfect mirror Of the ccm-
mercIal. Industrial and business interests
u this, the Chicago Of Michigan.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-13
NAAT ADVERTISEMENTS

a l .ssis - st-ssltsts a. ttts sttUt1t0. esit.tf
= t4tekeF hx..d except g ~ .-At~a >ittssr
tios.s. ettt te charged t.,g ~ ths ou4iofzas
refs "a tt-t t..tte eeta~. a. foagr i,as ssDtt sn
81 s-a4e.
f4f@s.l.. "a lftla4s ett ilti ilslss7 cs44 ~set4ft
rsslts..l r.4fts tss applying ~ ttls otftts'-
tte ass its.4- te sttt -ttssi tt-.sAt.sz zt
saa 04 t.alsa - a-s ttilts tttc <s-~tst lset ~
=. ssrd- ts ~aseu. Aas i4rf ~ s<<6N< 60 uss.si
s.s essa t..ll .t.e.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-13

Gents, If YOU want 10 look
stylish, call AT the exclusive
Tailoring establishment. Fan
cy Nestings are all the style
Gents full dress are made IA
the very latest OF fashions
Suitings S25 and up Painting
s. and up.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-13

Yesterdays Detroif Free Press had no
less than eight editorial articles alluding
g. HESRT A. kosgNsoS. Republican and
labor candidate Foe Congress IN the FIRST
District. is looks AS though ROBIssox
y making things lively in the Fusion
camp down theirs.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-13
rOK EFNT-U UOYSEs.

rOk RkNI-sIOKE COX. ". FULTON AND
L Court sis.. Is huod up a. grocery good loci-
tlen inquire oi j. Il. Strahau d
LOR kENI-A HOUSE AND BARN AT l05 EAST
I budse-st. hnqulIe al i3s Eat Brdgc-st q. A.
Field. %
NOR RENT-HOCsE OF FIVE ROOMS WITH
L stable. No. 2ls W. i.t0u-st.. one Of seven
rooms 40. - Wet Broadway near Fulton II.
one Ol siA rooms IA new brick block conner oi
sAaWmuf-ay and Miuier-si. with gaz, water and
other IcOnYcuienccs; one OF three rooms corner Of
inter ana Alltn-,ts.; also store ntted for meat
market lu good location fortrace. inquire Of -.
". Barnard, 30 Alien corner OF VI Nemou-sts.
ffru
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-13

II Lieutenant HESN really wanted to
sell the Gaisfea be should have made the
oifsr before the race. Nobody IN this
country wants anything which has the
reputation % being unsuccessful The
Gaistsa cannot raise the wind"
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-13
ETeIHEas raRns

CIIf BAKERY AND CONFEOTONFR ia
y 5Tap1 V.ile-ave. Regular trade solicited "
kOSE Proprietor
9. akh ~. RAICHEe. CLOCEs AND
-. F.ne jewellery. - Nouroe-st
fOA MISSION, ?. g. LAMB 4 co. WH0TE
v sale onslclH in fruit and vegetables butter
cEEt ell-- suf ID Ilnia-lL Grand Rar.hs MIch
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-13
Ask Your Druggist For
DR.. BELLS
MEDICALDISGOVERY
= Prompt. Positive, ara Permanent
Cure for Nsr.oss Debility. Organic
Weakness. Premature y cay
sn1 a. Urinary Troubles.

Ii ressoEss 10 per5g,f aes-.h .as a9l>e. MIDDLE
AGEn aut 0LD Its sPselFlc IS rsllslls. las
never fsi.ed or efeI wil ia.l 81 ClkE sfssolLa
AID t1oEoass sefef. casv s1el lsea al eifec.ed.
ani tie a1yiee gwen Is strictly adhered 10 ll Ia
eoFel.eal il lsful pleasant 10 take AID does
u0l interfere with ttsiaess pursuits tleorsec
ty thousands who have gsec st. 81 sure goQ
e1tsi1 DF. ssslf- Medical Discovery. and
l4ke no other. le1 druggists eil order n Tor
soI u lot on sale 0T - mail GA Teoeipi Of Price
One Dollar. Illee 10 hye packages Nil cars
olsllnafe csses that have resisted every ether
form ui treatment. isspSred Only -.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-13

ISCRzAss Is the middle name Of JE-
RoME l. Case, the owner % Jay Eye-See.
Mr.. Casa ass very successfully applied
tins part of hIs name to his fortune. He
began hfs as poor blacksmith and now
has fortune estimated at i've million
dollars.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-13

A. ui1tr tnIs raHeft sunday
t.tplF care nm 0u It. nt sa1 Atlsatic "a
prest ifsius g. and prone iifaoi
Fsrur onr rul oH IHs tsVl. ~ and Grand Rap
ids fETf,ss .o tua ffllu U,trl.L
Direct connections made g. Detroit viii q.
through lliuf Eaa owes d r. h.. f,a1sds
iio2tntu ls.fikiolI
CHAs b. koAsrs Goaeral Aei. 81 Moar,e-st
J. + htEEiHs IiUEtl tEI. lulnr DtI.t-
0. " NlsSoH II.uI Itf erlte tf h8nmce
@. kueeLEs. a. A.. Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-13

RALPH BEAUMONr's picture of the edi-
t0rof the labor organ at Richmond Is a
forcibis reminder Of the experience Of
"FELx Mc-CsIcK.'
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-13

lrsin 10. has 7iro1Qf Coarf srf~ ey,c,,
ecn1ay. fof eranf hspol Ho1srf s..s.'1
- fei hitferon ard ifriraler. q lsr = rfrorsf
tttf. ies fet taf above In.rt vie q AR II.
Train No. J o. .ts O. ma
Al tralrs daily egoep. f1aaev
. g.. ffEEEH. .5eIl Pcs Accent,
n ~ y nsIfNHp NcflnwestsIf1 fvf NrsFsg.r
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-13

The cremation reform Is spreading
westward. tretty soon a cremation So
cisty ia Milwaukee viii bs ready to en-
tertain subjects.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-13

The value ~ advertising vas never.
perhaps. better Illustrated than il was IN
the case ~ a Berrieu Springs man. who
recently advertised IN tba Er1. u that
plscs. Tor siri. The ink 0o the psper
vas scarcely dry before has wife pre-
seuted him WITH pair ~ twins. both n
which were zirls.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-13

- - ~ lftE FNO0A lOlN4
The Con- Egregationallsts al DeH Nolnes
did not decide shsther or rot the heathsn
would have d term cf probation after
death. Bat ~ fail 70 see why tie ques-
tlon should affect the cause Of missions
very much II Christians believe with the
apostle that godiness is profitable not
only with FOR the life TO coms but for the
present also. Returned missionaries tell
as how much Improved the worldly con
dinon Of the heathsn Is after conversion
aud how much freer and happier the
women become ia their domestic life
when Christianity Is accepted. More
over the preachers tell rs that accepting
Christ merely to escape p lnishment Is
acting from low motive, and that the
better Christians Ne are the happier We
are IN this life. IL these things are al! true,
then the church would be acting very in
consistently 10 refuse 10 send mission
aries 70 the benighted heathen just be-
cause II is not sure that they will be con-
demned to eternal punishment after
death. The clergy cannot afford to be
bigoied snd selfish II they wish to intlu:
ence the intelligent, and they mus. be
consistent or they will have no power
whatever.
The charge can no longer be made
that HENRY \. ROBINSON. Republican
and labor candidate for Congress in the
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to the Detroit Nelrs Is as clear an expo
sitlon OF his opinion IS the most exacting
could justly demand. The letter is not
likely. however, to strengthen his sup
port among the Republicans. 1t is more
explicit in It's advocacy Of commercial
freedom than wss the platform Of the
last Democratic National Convention.
Adfaf'sa-s should haze Heir "rspT ia me
otce tg Hefae'fav noon ~ 5s urs af ne
H9p'no'h clifton on fr.d1g The sarl'sr ue
ge' Vasg roFL Zee beffsr position son uiR re-
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-13

Society seems % bs stretching ont its
hand. very ylngerly. - Sir CHARLES
DuSE ia England. A foreign item says
that ne has been interviewed 10 London
on for-ign affairs. Il does not take So
cisty long 70 forget a mans peccadilloss
when he IS rich sad vel born.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-13
RnlHnr,G

~ son. having fitted ur sud fsfnf.hed fha
ueH eia block 81 lfs Ottara-sl s. noss ready ~
receive ai rrst-class hsan1ars bg dsv ar erarF -
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-13

in these distempered days 10 cannot be-
Too often reiterated that ln America all re-
oeliion against Discriminating laws must DO
through she ballot box Ctirsgs M,
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-13

A copy oi Fudsy's mammoth Issue viii
b. placed Ia every house Ia Grand Rap
IDS.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-13

Esius made one prediction that has
been fulfilled 90 the very letter. tie p~a
dicted Ihaf II bis prediction fsiied be would
ne SET down as a fraud and humbu- = ~
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-13

The new silver certificates are pretty
enough, oui they lack ying qualities after
you get them 49, c.. .ggo Jtr4rf
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-13

frNO lalSG LADIES Aaf- IL AND Gs-
Noaid Ike a. correspond N-lb teu seufl leiatli.
Please address Maud nu1 Auuaiti.t ksktit. D. -.
ftft
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-13

-JtII- DFvOI DDfle.
The cold water in this campaign has
washed ont The -PtilafelDha Tines.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-13

a." Ai+AH NH.iI .Att It rt....taf
t. tl4ltl IlaA I,sI-., ilI lli lil.I iill.l
ti. 81 tItta tet t4tplns g.f lsI tIlstlDleti.
81 H. Lls.l l.lIii., li B ..4Eii.ls.rl l lssttst
tiftek. 4i sls'ti fitffla an. lanaliar ponlis 49,
rIftIic al .ittFtNt IS q ~ s..
ll.n.ttf ult1-r 4lG tIl iafirIlt 'iou usH a.
laf ts ts.-llE ufseH .ia4aiei tilke- aeeli u
atI.ft ri .ssss kllaal. 0aiof llfs4 Akai.s q
tlIr.sl H.I1tt 4 i. I.feA 4llCIt
lener4i fa.r.noees Ana Il1kea AstHg
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-13
D Denenlis on &c 70.

lt may be thar two beads are better than
one. but NOT Il tney are both regulation
dead beads - B9rH. Post
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-13

There seems 20 Do a otnsss of things
In the appointment OF DoSS PIArr as
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-13

hho-i Line au1 Through Coaches f4I.-r &. d La
Holland 90 Haven Huffegn suo Foai~ste,
GOING Wts1 CeutfAl Tine ft0lN1 Eteq
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-13

General Brace. tbe Wisconsin Con
xressuan. has sone with ais family to
Yellowstone Park. 90 bs gone several
weeks. The Inference is that the httle
General with ine boastful name doesn't
inteust ~ take ga setive = par; in The
campaign ~ he Tond = he hsdnt been
defeated ~ his effort fo he rsnoa,insfsd
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-13

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exceeding in Importance the group which no
has relinquished to Spain. The Marshall anu
GIIber. Islands are low German dependencies,
and Samoa, ws:oh be has long coveted, has been
forciby added to the list of colonial posses
sions. This last resu!! has been accomplished
nv hIgh-handed methods which are open I'D
severe criticism. The native Government GaS
been virtually overturned aud the German nag
hoisted after circumstances from the British
and American consuls. The details OF this
arbitrary act are too meagre to Justify extended
comments but apparently Germany has shown
less consideration for the rights of the natives
and the feelings of friendly Powers than was
cyInced in the CarOlines episode
The Chancellor, meanwhile, has brought for
ward bis new measure OF financial pOllcy-the
Shirts Monopoly bill. The Emperor has sane
toned il in advance and the BunIesrath Will
undoubtedly adopt a scheme which promises to
increase the powers and revenues OF the Fed
oral States. The proposed measure was briefly
discussed by our Berlin correspondent in Sun
davis issue. The strongest argument in its
favor offered by its supporters is the Tact that
Germany. of all spirit-prOducinG countries, de-
rives the lowest returns per caplta from taxes
on spirits. The generalization that the present
rate can be increased iiye-fod and the military
establishment entirely supported by 1t without
heavier taxes on spirits than Holland and other
countries impose, is one to which Prince BIS
marck will attach great weight. lie appre-
GATES also the Importance of improving the
financial condition of the States, esp ecially In
South Germany, and favors this measure on the
ground that it will promote the stability OF an
ariGcialy joined and imperfectly assimated
Confederacy. The monopoly of the spirit trade
is one of the boldest and crudest expcdicnts yet
proposed by this venturesome statesman. Inc
passage of the measure in its present form by
the Reichstag is not to be anticipated. 1t is a
proposal that will probably be renewed several
times, as was the tobacco monopoly, before
favorable action can be secured.