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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

new YoRx. June 2.--The feeling NJ the
stock Exchange this morning was bearish
and material declines were made, but
supporting orders caused slight rallies. The
net result Of the days business IL decline
In most everything on the active list
Omaha and Missouri Pacific being the
principal exceptions, the declines ranging
from IL on Chicago, Burlington and Quin-
cey 10 small fractions. 81. Paul. Lake
shore, and Northwestern are ka,a lower.
sales 2e3, 900 shsree.
Noon.-stocas dull and steady. Money.
short. 4spk. Governments neglected.
Etensnc.-Exchange. <s7x. Money. Gas
per cent. sub Treasury balances-Goid.
sl29, GOO: currency. si3,o4s 600. Gov
nants. InI bid. Sfafe bonds quiet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-03
MINERAL WATERS.

STANDARD VIRGINIA MINERAL
~ WATERS.
BUFFALO LirHiA,
WHITE SULPHUR,
RID SULPHUR,
hOCKBRlDGE ALUM,
WALLAWHArOO ALUM,
ALLEGHANY
HEALING,
BLUE RIDGE,
CAPDN.
We are constantly receiving at short tn
teryals these standard waters bottled az the
springs.
This water we receive In bulk nearly every
day direct from the spring. IL sold by the
gallon at25 cents; packages extra.
Descriptive pamphlets Of all the waters
containing analysis. 30, furnished on APP
plication. PURCELL. LADD CO.
Agents for Virginia Springs Waters
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-03
Indictments Aga inst Anarchists
fpy taIarranb m tha Dianafeh1

CHICAGO. June 1.-The grand Jury to-
day returned thirty.fOur additional indlet-.
ments against the Anarchists. 1t Is stated
that five additional persons have been In
dicted for participating in the HaymarSet
riot, and that additional charges have been
prepared against those already under ar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-03
Through Frets ht for Newpors's News.
,p,, ,o,aora nh tn tina Dlspetch,1

COLUMBUS, ONO, June ALI details
have been completed Tor tae tarough-
freight line from Chicago, ioie9o aiu .is
Northwest over the Hooking Naney snu
Cbesareake and Ohio railways 10 Nsw-
ports News, and 1t viii 80 into operation
forthwith.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-03
The Late T.mmauy Loader.

Iby Telegraph 10 The Dfsp"Ich'I
NEw YORK, June 2.-John Kelly will be
hurled at 1880 o'clock Saturday morning.
The details Of the funeral are not yet ar
ranged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-03
Cholera I'm Italy.

tBy Anglo Anne ican cable TO the Dispatch. ]
ROHE, June 2.-There were thirty.two
new cases Of cholera and twelve deaths from
the disease at Venice yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-03

COTTON REPORT,

We quote: Fine, s2.sOas2.75: superfine
58as9.25; extra, s3.50aS3.75. family, SIS
AtO; patent family, country, S6.25as5.7e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-03
RICHMOND srocK EXCHANGE.

WEHNFSDA1, JuHb 2, Ioo0s
SALrs-FlRsT BOARD.-2o, 800 virginia
IO-4os 10. c. at 4oIS; $4,000 Virginia new
SIS (B. C.)at IS.
SECOND BOARD. IS. 900 Richmond, Frede-
ricksburg and Potomac dividend scrip at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-03
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, June Q, 1855.
nuruprNna

WHEAT-4 600 bushels.
CORN. 5000 bushels.
OATs.-7J0 bushels.
PEAs.-lO6 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
CoRN.-White, 70 bushels very good III
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-03
Gubcrnaroriap Nomination.

BANGOR, Me-, June - The Maine Demo-
Gratis have nominated Clark :. Edwards Tor
Governor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-03

l.. Is. Tatum, agent.
PORT OF NEWPOKrS NEWS. JusE2.
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamship Breakwater. Jenney, New
York, and sailed for West Point.
Stes mship Golden Grove tBriush), Thomp-
son, New orleans, and sailed for Dunkirk,
France.
schooner Thomas l.. James Longstreet.
Norfolk.
SAILED
steamship Fernbroos (British), James,
Aberdeen. Scotland. wheat
Schooner Oracle ID. Chambers, Lane.
Allyn's Point. corn.
CLEARED.
Bark Selma Norwegian, Nololg, London.
lumber.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-03

DhIht ubilg
quotations.
GOOD NIDDLIEG.-eHc.
MIDDLING.-e Lice.
STRICT Low MIDDLING.-6 1910.
Low MIDDLING.--S 9-16c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-03
REHABILITATION or fNsrErrfoNss
Inspections during eight months endino
naRKETs ny rELseaApn.
NKw YORK.

NEW YoBH, June x.-Cotton steady;
sales, Goa nales; upie nds, S.lec. Orleans,
Sc: net consolidated receipts ASST
bales: exports-to Great Britain. Ia sal
bales; TO the Continent. 3.6i5 bales
stock, 5l5,01l bales. southern flour up.
changed. Wheat about lc. higher: No. .
red, June, s2Sas+Jzs. Corn, spot, As4c.
lower; No. 2, June t21.aiS,sc. Oats sshc.
unchanged. Coifee-Spot fair: Rio steady
NJ csc. Sugar nominal. Moiasscs dull.
Rice steady. Cotton.seed oil. 22a2<c. for
cruce: 2ss3oc. for refined. Resin quiet.
Turrentine firm at sac. Hidee drm. Wool
quiet Pork unchanged. Lard steady spot.
e6lO, tfeights nrn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-03
LJEBIG's EXTRACT OF NEAT.

7 IEBIG C0MPANY'S EXTRACT
IL OF MEAT.
Finest and cheapest meat-fayoring stock
for SOUS, made dishes. aud sauces. An.
nual sale. 4. 900. 600 Jars.
LIEBI9 COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT.
An invaluable tonic. lis Q success and Q
boon for which nations should feel
grateful" See Medical Press, Lancet. &C.
Genuine only with the fac-simile OF Baroa
Lebiss signature In blue ink across the
label. The title Baron Lleblg" and
photograph having been largely used by
dealers with no connection with baroa
Liebig. the public are informed that the
Lsebig Company alone eau offer the ar
ticie with Baron Lieois's guarantee u
genuiHeness.
LIEBId CoMPANY's EXTRACT or
MEAT.
To be had OF ell storexee peu, grocery, and
chemists. Sole Agents for the Waited
States wholesale only, q. DAVID q
CO., . Fenehurch avenue. London, Enx-
land. ~ li-f ezt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-03
THE MARRIAGE.


WEDDING OF PRESIDENT CLEVELAND
AND HISS FRANKIE FOLSOM.
AN EVENTFUL SCENE.
The Ceremony Performed In
the Blue Room.
DR. SUNDERLAND ofFlclATES.
The Presidents Brother PronOunceS
the BenedlctlOn.
THE BRIDES DRESS DESCRIBED.
The Notable Persons Who
Were in Attendance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-03
DILES.

J. INSTANT RELlEr.
| FINAL cure In ten day.. aud never returns.
| No purge. no salve. no suppository. sailor.
1 ers will learn OF simple remedy nee "
l Addressing q. J. MASON,
| mh sl.eoaem IS Nassau street. n. Z.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-03
NEW YORK COTTON FUrUREs.

NGw YORK, June 2.--Cotton-Gross re-
cepts, 20. COS bales. Futures closed steady (:
sales, $4,000 bales; June s9.I4as9.l3 July,
sS.25as9.26: August. sg.36as9.37; septem-
her, so Z2aS9 20; october. 50. I2as9.13: No
s9l2; January. S9.l9as92l: February.
s9.29ss9.3l; March. ss.s9ass4l; April,
N fnug
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-03
Rev. BYRON Sunderland.

The minister who performed the marriage
ceremony making Grover Cleveland and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-03
MARINE INTELLI8ENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 2, Isss.

steamer Ariel, Deyo, Norfolk. United
| states mail, merchandise and passengers.
l.. rs. 1atum, agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-03
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
tKeuOrted for the Dlspatch.1

NoRFoLK, June 2.-lleceip's OF farmers
stOck have about ceased. Tie market is
steady, but no transactions are reported.
Prime, 4a4l4c; fancy. &c; common, Iva
2Lc factory hand picked, 5a6g.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-03
vBiCA0o.

CHICAGO. June l.--Fiour steady. Wheat
active and buoyant; June. 72'.a75sc. July.
7sAa76Mc. Corn quiet; cash. SAKE. June,
341za34s4c. Oats easier. cash, 2e9tc.; June,
26Ac. Mess pork easy: cash, $3.50: June.
ss.22hass.35. Lard quiet and nrmer: cash
and June. s. s7saso:90. short-rib sides
steacier: cash, S5.25. Boxed meats steady /:
DRY -salted shoulders, 81. IS. Whisksy steady
al Sl.14.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-03
The Weather in Richmond resteraay

rus pleasant and partially ct00dy.
Rnnne Of Thermometer iesterddH
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-05-27

eyeh MARROW, mniej 50 dokurzIiwe, ]ak
g1zlek"lwlekbqdz ind2iaj Mlnnesocie
lub WIscons!nl4.
s." okol1cy Mimic znajdur sic obyc.
'lc .ju2 oEofo 1000 lkech1w ,nchodzo.
cyeh 'S'u9u wielr ciaplelszego. niz Pola-
cy mad Bahyk kt11yy kotad prawjt.
wy1acznlc osledlali sic po}a,cue Dako.
cle. Nzrch"m bar'1zo sie podoh, zyzna
zlenla dak"tejska; pob,ldowa.i soble iui
cztpry koSr"ly. jrlen przy dr,giln, ma
2awSz' myafy poz"staG raz obranvch
siedz'bacll, = q czerau2b> Pulakom ME
mia}o bye tam dobpze.
Podobno jeszczn " Mimic Mkt sobie
polcAkow NE oamrozil. .ak to sic ida
rzyfo Hola Parku jednemu byfych
redaktorow Z!gody, ktory mimo to, dalei
zachwalal przedsiehiorstwo norweyskiego
kolalizatora
Wychodzqcy W Hytomi, ma Cor
nym Szlqzku hutohz pisz~, il pam CHA
powskl, przybyw@y 2 Ameryki do .Szlaz-
ka, ostrzegaf lud prze'l wychodactwem do
Stanow Zednoczonych, gdyz tn wielc 60
rze], ni2 starym kran Pan Ch}apow-
SKI prawdopodobnie mqz PAM Modrzeje-
wskiej kt6ry JUL jest powrotem W No.
wynn lorkn] ie wiedzqc jeszcze co lest
bleda'; ME zastanowil sic mad tenn, IL ie-
zell w Europle kto raz podupadnie, 2 tru
dla kiedy napowr6t dzwignie sic ma no
gl t"taj zas mo2e 10 razy wszystko stra-
clc, l"dnak pozostanie mu nadzie.
ia, il napowrot sic dorobi.
Car rosyjski ktoremu mimo klo.
potow, jake mu wszedzie j zawsze robia
nihllisci, zbyt gwa1townie brzuuek roSnie.
otlarowai przybocZuemu lekarzowi Bismar-
ka l2,000 rubl; je2eli mu bez bolesci vi.
mle sadia. Gu}py l'a.leyJ},snp hatjusz-
ka" przyiechaf do Ameryki przez pa
miesiecy |sarczowal michigaiskie kniei
to by zbyteczny tflszcz potem ME.
wylecia1 ln6glby .jeszrze przy TEN Xix
dzesiat dolarow zarobt.-Jego Kodak, /
hilista NJ lakow Chicago, dalby u
wolny board, o ,,opierunek" postarui
by sic redakcya Him1>u Pisa}pm
Meg" tej apraw1a, lecz wqtpie rzy
s1ucha zdrowe) rady i przyjmie ponet
oterte.
! N0jHer
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-05-27
AM ERIkA.
minnesota, WiAcOmHiM. Dakota.

- Ostutnle ~ery Znaczne poczyu
spustoszenia mianowicie W Norman co
ty, gdzie woda wzdluz lzeki Red Ri
sp}oka]a plata rzest sprzetnx- R6waiez
wstafy wielkia szkudy W obwodach \
ford, Siegel i Cottonwood cd gradohi
r6wnoczesnic wiaf tanf wlatr tax qilocro
he zmlotl woz 2 mostu pod Cottonwood
W rzeke.
" Duluth zakupnjq grunta ka-
pitalisc 2 Chicago. ably zak1a'lat ma MICH
wielkie olejarnie, W kt6rych bedq wyra-
bali olej siemienia lnianego.
Radn muejsha MINNEAPOLIS od-
rzucifa wniose]S zmnlejszenie icensu z
dol. 500 ma $50 glosami ~ przecw II.
Wniosek zatrowadzenie dla robotnik ow
miejskich 8 godzin piracy rowniez prze-
g}osowany zostaf Is gfosam przeciw 10.
= Gu6e,,utor Wl1iscousiuu RusA s7a-
clje koszta usmierzenia rozruch0w Mil
waukee ma okofo l4,500 DOL
Major n,iaaa lkl,uaukee nie chce
wiecej udzieliG licensu salonistom, ktorzy
dotad najwiecej przetrzymywali anarchi-
stow
" Da1ocie JUL nsaja tarmerzy swie.
le kartode.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-05-27
Nienlcy.

Kraszewski ME wrocif wyznaczonym mi
termine do wiezienia iortecznego Magdeburgu
kaueya vice, luora stawi}, 10000 NIX, przepadia
l'stawa kolonzacyjna przeciw Polakom 20
stafa % I'm przez cesarza niemieckiego ~
twerdzona.
Pc wydalanin Polak6w Prus, przvszt
kolej ma dr6ciarzy stowackich. u Berlina Ii
wiem donosza, Be wszyscy dr6ciarze tam 81,
zostali przez policye wezwapi, abs
do dnia | iipca br. Berlin opuscili. Bismarl
podobno take ich sic bo, zeby mu Berlin ze
sfowiahszczyT.
Cesarz niemleeki cieszy sic dobrym zdro.
WIEN i W dniu 22 maja odbyf wielka parad
zatogujaeych Berlin'e pufk6w. gwardyjskich
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-05-27

wymiol ,,po Zgody Braca
Take mi SIC udato widzeG list, ktory H.
f. Kola~<cwski do rcd,lryi Piehuzyu.a napisa
: rosef"m 90 Pann, ably 80 noel INoru I.
nmirs,.
Cleveland, % majn, 1886 r.
Nie przy-eiaj mi Pan wiqcej svoej gorsza-
eej gazety, zabi;,kanego PeIYrsyule2 ami tea
mrm p:.raiianom. Nigdy pir poswole moln
par"fianom waszych gorszacych, czartowska
zfosca napctnionych artykui6w czytaG Ten
Rcvsrendssnn~ Opieh~4 Helgrzyu.u" odpowie
dzinIny "a zgorszcnie tego wymiotu Re1grsyn.Q
,Jeszcze -raz powia'Iam, ze ME pozwaIsn
moim p.ra6"nom czytae tegD wymotu!!
Il usZanOwanicn
C.yehak 1Norusd
parafi 6w. Stanisawa B. M
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-05-27
z bliZka i II uaIeka.
ludzie alczeni twierdzY lr inl wi,

ludzie uczeni twierdzt lr I'm vie
cej mydla sic W akim Ilraju spotlzcbmj''.
tenn wiecej podnosi sic W MIN cywiIznrya
Jezeli to jest prawda, to tenn wircej ro-
Wilma swladczyG podnusze!iu sic rywi-
lizacyi, oswiaty silly zywotnr1 " u:,lo-
die wzmagajqca sic iczba zrolrI n:;uko-
wych, mianowici" czasopiSm. a pod tym
wzgledem my IoIacy talk W Orzy@nir
"a morzem, jak i tutaj na enigra"y1 o.
statnim cZa>ie oyromny u'Zvnii,tn> j,o-
step.
Me bede podawal szczeyolowr4o spi
su dziennikow, tygodnk6w mesi@rzn!-
kdw. jake W roku minonNm i hiv14eym
pojawi]y sic w W. rs. Poznuh>ls!eln Ga
licyi kroestwic Polskieln: pndno>y III.
tylHo .jako pocicszajacy ohjaw, 10 nawct
nasz emigracyjny 1zrzaczek narodowv, wy
rosiy ga}qzek, odcietych cd pn'a 'a"o-
dowego ma obcej posadzonyeh zicni.
wydat " ostatnch 10 mrsiqcacl mad sl,o-
dzewanie obity owoc az peG n.svy.|.
czasopism polskich: Ojcsyz,4, P,,Iw-J.4>
Polshiego, Kryty1e, Niur7~u Ilu,,.", tax
IL obecnie z czterema dawnie powsta]eui
(Gaz. KatolicAa, Gaz Polshu P1-Wocld l>
dul Zgoaa) NANNY obecnic pism poIsEi~Il
W Ameryce.
~Ustatnle nowozalozonych czasopsm
Ziano pojawi}o sic 'lopiero bicz;c> II
.niesiqcu W Chicago, ma odtqd wvch,
dzic regularnie W po'owie !la7lego me
sqca "a stronnicach " maiym lulnaci,
ksia2kowym.
Pierwsze L. stronnir obejmuI4 zv
szyt, stanowiqcy ciqg dalszy dotycI.cza@u
wych 6 zeszytow ,,Piesni Nar2dowyri,
pozosta}e zas s stronnic s1anowi9 rye,g-
larnie stanowic majq odd1iclq YazplA,.
poswieconq Spiewom poIski1n. muzycr. .
raz wszelkim objawom naszcgo zyeia 5 .,"
1eczno-towarzyslSiego Numrr oI.azuMy tv
gazetki zawiera pomiedzy nnrlnI aljyku
o wzroscie Zwiazku Narodowcgo. dalci a.
stepy pols]Sich Towarzystwach $ pirw,
80: ,e a..,.t ,,a..a ~. :. : '','''
. ' s r";. t . aa11.;ah I r'@ ~ ''''
e.., @ o'' v: !. ,, lu~' w. ~ ''' '''
N''' , 1ts',','' ''e,s ''0 ''''N' ''P'''''''
~ 'N ~ l'f' :'''' 'N',''' - ~ 80
po''"'' via @ ), ""''1"''' 10 ~ 20.
%" "!S'e '''' 1"N''' ''''''''5'~~' ''ol''''''
'''7',''e p'o'''" '''o'e'" PREY e~N'l"f so: i''
"9 o' 'oAf'"aAe'',''i',''a 80 %"''Sz'z' j>'-
ze'. . "s'''"ea w. "al'eN ''io No''' ST.
on'c''so' '"'' '''N' 'acl'o"y PedaSo%. po.
F'wl'o 'nozyN4 ! sp'e"'m bq''4'v SIG zaj-
mowa' SPra"a'ni pe'''soS'cz''m'' s<r~"S"-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-05-27

" st. Louis przyaresztowano =
"hafchls1"w, ktolzy nedawno tenu, a.
rzadzlwszy 2ebranie, wycI:walali bohaterskie
czyny swyeh towa1yszv z Chicago, "a
checal' do nowyeh gwa}tow.
= = seimajqey W St Louis gornicy d,
kopa'm wegh oswiadczyll sic przeciw ME
roz~az1emu !, hoycottowaniu pzyfaczylj
s'e do zw'azkn Rycerzy Piracy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-05-27
20 sfychas: w Detroit?

-NHeSon"yn re ltlpr:y>1a /o1yAtego, chca,
ra'owar te ps'"o "dbyIi nadzwyczajne pose-
'Ae''e 'ecz 60 ma mem rostanowiIi, ME wiadomo
prawdopodobnie mic
Leonard Oszewski chce zbu1ziG = l-tarnu
spiace jn4 od dawna Kolko Dramatvczne y,
ty'" to cen urz:Izi onegdajnei niedzielj zebr,
ne W Hall Freddy
byt tam wysep irden nova
'edrna twarla = DO dcbowa
Jeszcze d1u@i lego hufca
Nieposledn mal Ayt m1wca ipyszora
10 yenjusz, duch proroczy
30 say mdwi} z,mknal oczv
"t'"S podobno skrzydiach latu 30
cha'ach polsSich w Detroit. Jak;s mizcrna su
cho'nlcza kreatuIa zaczea ludz odmawia6, zebv
60 me czytall, lecz powiedziano mu, ably sobi,.
dal pokol Il ME zadzeraf zuchem, ktorvbv po
zakufakoYaf Cd razu
otwarciu llosciola sw Woiciecha tvmcza.
sem ani mowy bye ME rnoic Parafanie, skoro
sic dowledzeli, Il ks. KoIusiflski lest czynnvn,
kaPiahem, teraz wlGee sa rozdraaneni ak da
wniej; c, ktorzy uchodzili dawniei za czarnvcb.
bieleja.
KS. Pawet GutowsLi, proboszcz ps raf sw.
hazlm'erza, ma zamiar do Prus powr6ciG. -
tych dniach nadeszfy do Detroit pisma ME
mleckle Prus, W ktorych taxa znajduie Sc
notatka:. .,Pewna polska koIonia W Amer, &C
pfzesl"fa przez swego proboszcza ks Gutcx skie
8" M polslrh wygn.iic1w 1850 NIX do Pelplina !"
Czy to Ks aiz 'intowsk zapomniai zaxnaczyc
przes' Ice, u skfadki {" po wiekszej czesci zc
hra''e z">taty PEN ~SIw;,nif przcz rodalov
mas 1Nch Shamolslnu Nanticole, Shenandoah
WiIkcsbarre:
sula' stTalk SIG z.kotlr&yt k!4sk,l robotn ls6g.
P'5m" "'%e-lie poiaja spbo notatke ~
DFtr'''t' ze " foniedz:tek, 23 mriH rano,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-05-27
4 r6znych stan6w.
Wielki mistrZ FOWderly. or.

je2d2ajac % maja przez Cleveland, o., O.
swiadczy}, 2e jednem najgf6wniejszych
zadah blislSiego walnego zebrania Ryce-
rzy Piracy jest powiekszenie komitetu wy.
konawczego, gdya Zwiazek "a szybko ro-
snie skutkiem tego nagromadzito sic "a
wiele piracy. Teraz jest tylko cztonkow
W komitecie wykonawczym wobec Milo
na zwiazkowych, lyle, lie by1o, kiedy Zwia.
EEK liczyf tylko 10000 czfonk6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-05-27
" FL X = a t. 4 II
BUTOW / TRZEWlkV}\
z. II. Cummings ~ v.izu.
II f. 3r0 Street IIus5,lu. .)Lau..

II f. 3rd Street }1u1@to. .Aau.
ktony pole' aja szanownej pubezm'5. p"i..1,j ~.
kiego rodzaju o b vie, rerzac rs9trn"ic oil rra
jac towur po natsiszych cenach
Pan l. II. Royal p"ltca we luz s.s u, thlo
Przyjaeio.om R'dskom swoim Ar5rzy 'r1:. ol@1
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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-06-24
A KING BROWNS HIMSELF.
Ludwig, the Insane Ruler of Bavaria,
Puts an End to His Miser-
able Life.
The Heroic Efforts OF His Physician
TO Thwart the MOnarch's
Purpose.

Ludwig H., who was recently deposed
from the Bavarian throne, has committed
suicide. He had gone out for promenade
in the park of the Berg Castle, accompanied
by DR.. Gudden, his physician, says a cable
latch from Munich. The king suddenly
w himself into the Starnberg Lake and
drowned. The physician jumped into
water to rescue the King and was also
| ned.
he medical commission which examined
hte King report that he had ordered the
bers of the ministerial deputation
ed by Count Holstein, who called upon
20 procure his consent to q regency, to
ogged until they bled and then have
eyes extracted. Before his death the
A Il was spreading among the common
| Able of Bavaria that the Kings deposition
illegal. The people did not believe he
insane. Precautions had been taken
prevent the populace from rising to re-
Ie the King.
Ihe full story of Ludwig's recent eccen-
trici!ies would be generally regarded as
incredible. He had mania for avoiding
the daylight and for turning day into night.
He often summoned great musicians to the
palace at late hours by post-horses to graf
ify the royal wish to hear q single air. He
frequently had statesmen aroused in the
small hours and sent to him to assist him
to play billiard game. He would drive at
night in q chariot or on horseback with fly
ing speed, accompanied by mounted torch
bearers, far up into the mountains, in imi-
tation of Burgers "Leonore" and of
Goethe's "Erl Keonig.'
Once, while engaged in oao If these wild
night mountain chases, he fell, with his
horse, down deep chasm. He was badly
hurt, and his injury aggravated his mental
ailment, but his physicians were obliged to
approach him disguised as lackeys or as
soldiers.
DIR. Mueller and Hubert, the Kings
steward, had the bodies Of Ludwig and DIR.
Gudden conveyed to the Berg Castle and
placed on beds. Although there was neither
any peiceptible respiration nor pulse move-
ment in either body, DIR. Mueller and his
assistants of the ambulance corps attempt
ed to restore animation in both, and only
ceased their efforts at resuscitation at mid
night, when life was pronounced extinct in
both cases.
King Ludwig's suicide cast deep gloom
over Munich. The people were deeply ut
tached to the King, and evidences are
everywhere manifest of the popular sorrow,
caused by his tragic death.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-06-24
Lafagan,s Logic.

When a young man concludes that
he is really of no account in this world
/ do not care how soon he commences
to part his hair in the middle.
have faith in intelligent, modest re-
igion, but not much in the ostentatious
street corner religion with brass-band
accompaniment If person can not
be redeemed by rational means he or
she is hardly worth redeeming.
Most every man has had opportuni-
ties to get rich, but there is only now
and then one who finds it out before it
is everlastingly too late.
Some people are too modest, and
others too impudent, to accomplish
their best work in this world. I favor
just enough modesty to conceal inn
pertinence.
hold that q man has perfect right
to make drunken sot of himself to
crafty his ambition, but do not ap-
prove of his dragging down wife and
seven children with him to disgrace.
A little nonsense is often equal to
wisdom. The real danger is people do
not always know when one should end
and the other begin.
My young lady friend, remember
that although men may worship your
sex, yet any man who is worth marry
ing will never take appearances for
brains.
have been accused of being "down
on society,"" / am not. In fact, am
for it when it is used as q means of
good-fellowship, to promote ideas and
modesty; but when resorted to only as
q convenience for peacock parade, to
display nature in brief dress, talk baby
and q smattering OF French, / am
"down on society" with both heels and
145 pounds avoirdupois. Chicago
Ledger.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-06-24
,S,EI 1s b. Q r G = + Q M E r /,
MTa M PRoPRIEToR OF
ITTY MARKET,
re- DEALEa IN ALL KINDS OF
11iisesh and Salt Mats, Fish ana
Gid Canned Goods,
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF

by litter. ggs, Lard, and Vegetables o
try kinds. In fact everything usual,
Ibt in n first class market. Full
call lght and reasonable prices. Marke
Ext Michigan Avenue,
vivShg members of the first Constitutional
Convention, occupied the Speakers stand
with Mr.. Frolich. The exercises
opened with selection by the Spross
Knights of Pythias Band, followed by a
solo by G.. V. Slocum. Ex-Gov. Felch
vas introduced to the audience as one of
the oldest officers and ablest Governors
now living in Michigan. His address on
the Executive was followed by the solo
"Let me like soldier fall" by Mr.. l.. p.
De SAFE. The Hon. J. j. Adams address
on the early legislation OF Michigan fol-
lowed, and the meeting closed with a solo,
"Sprngtime, by Mrs. Tilden and "Michi-
gan. My Michigan" by the AGion Quartet.
The exercises at the fair grounds were
held at the agricultural hall and grand
stand simultaneously, and were opened at
the hall, the Hon. S. Il. Read presiding,
with an overture by the Twenty-third In.
fanty Band. This was followed by an ad-
dress on "Fish and Fish Culture" by Mr..
J. II. Bissel. The Hon. Edwin Willis,
President of the State Agricultural Col
iege, uenVefeu an 0uureSS on tue euuC0-
tional advantages and Advancement of the
State. Reformatories and charities, and
the mechanical arts as developed in the
State, were treated by Levi l.. Barbour and
james w. Bartlett, respectively. The Hon.
L. II. Hinchman called the meeting at the
grand stand to order. Addresses followed
on agriculture, by the Hon. William l..
Webber; horticulture. by the Hon. Charles
w. Garfield; on the military, by Gen. John
Robertson. The programme was inter-
spersed by music.
In the evening the Senate Chamber and
Representative Hall, as well as the corri-
dors, were crowded 10 their utmost capa-
city. Addresses were given. one on the
Congressional standing OF the State, and
an able review of the railroad interests Of
the commonwealth by the Deputy Commits
sioner. of Railroads, Maj. w. @. Ransome.
A long and most delightful arrangement Of
band music and chorus and solo singing
occupied almost the entire evening in both
halls. and the united tbrong joined in SWELL
ing the chorused doxology.
Thus ended the celebration Of fifty years
of most populOus growth Of the State Of
Michigan,