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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-11-29

During an acute attack OF Bronchitis,
oeaseless tickling in the throat, and an
exhausting, hacking cough. afflict tho
sufferer. Sleep is banished, and great
prostration follows. This disease is also
attended with Ho.rseness, and some-
times Loss Of Voice. 1t is liable to be-
como chronic, involve the lungs, and
terminate fatally. Ayers Cherry Pecto-
raj affords speedy relief and cure in cases
Of Bronchitis. 1t controls the disposition
to cough, and induces refreshing sleep.
l hare been o practising physician for
twelvS, have suffered from annual at
tacks Of Bronchitis. After exhausting
all the usual remedies
Without Relief,
I tried Ayers Cherry Pectoral. Il
effected speedy cure. &c. Stoveall,
n. D., Carrollton, Miss.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral is decidedly tho
best remedy, within my knowledge, for
chronic Bronchitis, and all lung diseases.
was attacked, last winter, with Q
settled on my Lungs. BY night sweats
was reduced almost to . skeleton. MY
Cough was incessant, and frequently
spit blood. Ny physician told me to
give up business, or I would not live q
month. After taking various remedies
without relief, I was finally
Cured BY Using
two bottles Of Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
I am now in perfect health, and able to
resume business, after having been pro-
nounced incurable with Consumption
8. p. Henderson, Saulsburgh, Penn.
For years I was in decline. I had
weak lungs, and suffered from Rron-
chitis and Catarrh. Ayers Cherry PEG
toral restored mo to health, and have
been for long time comparatively vig-
orous. In case Of q sudden cold I always
resort to the PICTORIAL, and find speedy
relief. = Edward e. Curtis, Rutland, Vt.
Two years ago suffered from severe
Bronchitis. Tho physician attending
me became fearful that the disease would
terminate in Pneumonia. After trying
various medicines. without benefit, he
prescribed Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
which relieved me ct once. continued
to take this medicine, and was cured.
= Ernest Cotton, LOgansport, Ind. IT
Ayers Cherry Pectora',
Prepared BY Dr. ]. G. Aver q Co. Lowell. Mass
osA b IN Drusssaa. Prass o.; six bottles. -
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-11-29
The Seattle Lake Shore and Eastern.

A correspondent Of the Oreqoaian
mentioned q few days ago that the
NORTHERN Pacific was endeavoriug to get
control Of the Seattle lake Shore and
Eastern aud many were disturbed about
the matter. President Mcdonald has
this to say Of the matter in the Oregon
ian Of the 25.h. "There is no truth
whatever in the report" said President
Mcdonald. "Iu fact we had not even
heard OF the rumor until it was published
in the Oregonian. The Seattle, Lake
Shore and Eastern road is being built BY
the people Of Spokane Falls, Seattle aud
other places who wish to have the bene
fit Of competing line aud be freed from
monopoly. The road is not for sale,
and its control will not be permitted to
pass into the hands Of the Northern
Pacific people"
"Thc report must have been started
by enemies" said Mr.. Mohr. 1.-THE
Northern Pacific couldn't do anything
worse to hurt Us at present, when We are
pushing construction As rapidly as posi-
bic and need all available funds, than 10
circulate the report that the road will
| pass into their hands and thus destroy
all the hopes for advantages Of com
pcting line. It is circulated to get the
people Of Spokane Falls down on US, and
many Of them are stockholders in our
company. 1t was simply done to put q
spoke in our wheel At the present time
Wherever the report originated,
said Mr.. Cannon, ut is already doing
US great deal Of ipjary. The people Of
Spokane Falls went into this enterpris,
in order to have competing line, ant
they say if the road is going to sell ou
they will not pay any more on thei1
STOCK"
slt is the same al Seattle - at Spok.
ane Falls" said Mr.. Mcdonald.
"No matter, how the rumor started,
said Mr.. Mohr, "the fact remains that
g has created q general impression that ID
Northern Pacific has got control Of th
, road or will get it, and the people VII
are most to be benefited BY this com
pe,itg line are already .efasing it th
e much needed financial support.
"You may say with my full author
: ii.y," saiJ Mr.. Mcdonald, "tbat there
not word OF truth in the report. Their
e is nothing 10 the world to induce ID
k Seattle, Lake Shore 4 Eastern to max
any kind Of deal with tho Norther
Pacific. They can. very well get col
It troll Of the road without my knowing j
e aud 1 tell you it won't be doue."
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-11-29

We have it from good authority that
r. Occur d'Alenc laud Office will be
,,,is:a, ,iuued Jan. l, 1889. A Tunes
reporter called upon the register for in
formation concerning the report, but was
informed that the register had not been
notified Of any proposed change. Set
tiers Who anticipate fling or proving up
may fiud it to their advantage to transac'
such business at once, as the report comes
very straight,-Times.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-11-29

Hon. John NJ. Cannady received a
telegram from Governor Stevenson yes
terday, dated Boise City, Nov. %, TAO
a. H., stating that Ben. Anderson Of that
place had just died. We presume that
his death was sudden, as the Boise
papers have never made mention Of his
sickness. Mr.. Anderson was an old
timer and well known throughout the
territory. He was about 60 years Of
age.-Er.
Anderson was we'll and favorably
known in Florepce and vicinity in 1867
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-11-29

Best values always given, in Pianos
Organs, Sewing Machines, Books. Station
ary, wall Paper &c.. at G. A. Thateher's.
No new Piano or Organ has been sold by
anyone else here, for several years, that
ha would not have sold for from $50 to
j less than paid for it. Good Organs
"a: Sewing machines to rent. l2.tf
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-11-29

'RoxE, Nov. 25.-The Pope has ip-
structed Cardinal Gibbons 70 cougratu.
late Mr.. Harrison on bis election to the
presidency.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-11-29

The Idaho Statesman has reliable
information To the effect that the Union
Pacific will build q line Of their own 10
the near future from some point on the
Oregon Short Line to the Pacific coast.
Surveys are already making on route
tia, has been recommended, aud work
will be commenced on the road in the
.snriOu
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-11-29

sAnAfA' W hlskey. We mean Jeseo A0V'"'
Aliens m ajori,y in Washington territory
is 1893.
Mr., Thomas Wilson, Of Sprague is in the
city on visit.
Now is the time to deliver good wood ON
subscription.
Sam Holt has been quite sick during the
,vsst two weeks with pneumonia,
Chas, Holt, has been in town for several
DAYS during the past week from Cotton
wood.
Whcat and flax are being hauled into
town from different sections for shipment
below.
John Schultz was down frsm Genesee on
Friday last and says their town is fast inn
proving.
The weather has bees quite cool the past
few Nights but during the day warm sun
has been out.
A heavy frost fell here on Monday night
and the ground was white with frost on
Thursday morning.
Steamer arrived on Thursday with pass
cngers and freight, and returned on Friday
loaded with grain.
Geo. Christie the Pierce City expressman,
reported about six inches OF snow on the
srcad his last trip in.
On Sunday the steamer proceeded to
.Asotin and there took on board q load OF
grain for her downward trip.
L. Stannus has again opened up the
agricultural business OF Staver Walker in
ahis city at the old stand.
David hoffman, OF Four Mile. and former
" county commissioner OF this comfy
was in the city on Wednesday.
Anyone wishing to buy good Jack, can
do 90 BY calling on Felix Warren. See his
advertisement 10 another column.
Miss Josie Welsh left on Mondays boat
for Ellsnsburg, W. T., where she will re.
main during the coming winter.
Ed Hammond was down from Weippe
this week he says the snow had not fallen
to any depth as yet At the time he left.
G. G. Bunn.ll h>s had the front Of his
brick hardware store painted, which adds
much to the appearance Of the building
Both U. s. and territorial grand juror.
have been discharged AID also the ts-sitor
ial petit jurors and tho U. s. petit jurors
E. A. Chase, Of 0rangeville. gave US
pleasant call on Tuesday and says his sec
zion 10 vet solid for annexation to Washing
kon.
The two story building Of Weisgerbs
Bros. on Main street Is fast being completed
Ana Will be ~ ornament to that portion
sne c'ty,
~, o;.u r.h., h.. bs.n doin, 600
work in the city the past week. in the wa
Of cleaning the streets OF the leaves an
other rubbish.
c, p..u, .ho,,,d road IN
.avar4;sa sos :" "st 80 n"nn,y Conmissioner
in this issue for the erection Of brio
court house for Nez Perez County.
los, x.;... os p-,h;.a gold v.tc
ch.rm w;.h .n.f' r;oc. - chain attached
tTh a.w, w" a,ia.l pl"G. ~ '" .-.rdad
Jeaving the same at this office.
u;. .,.;a, .om. that s.ed for stoc
=. 80. o'"IH -. =. s.m. s." ~ III. ssc,io
dur;oa "t e. - w ' s ~;nt.r - Il shou]
ISu''us cue soM,nS ".u., x.n &c .an,v
7 c.H, 90 ~. 6rr ~ A,sxand
c.g... ~ u;hh. w.re in /,
ci.v frmn. irn ;"n ~ Mondny and reno
a cysa, m.nv IN th.. section Moving.
s'e~' many ~ '"A' '''''o" p'o
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-11-29
. CITY JOT EDITORS.
CITY JOTS.

Gee, r. Lake jsweler, Lewiston. 9-7-o
Thanksgiving Day.
Sidewalks slippery.
Steamers run regularly.
Nince pie aud turkey to-day.
Thirty.two moro days in this year.
TURKEYS have been roostiug high during the
past ten days.
WATi,nES.--GeoH II. Lake is agent for tae
celebrated Rockford Watches.
At tho o. r. / N. Exchange you can get
sueers" Whiskey. W. mean Jesse Moore.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-11-29

GOOD COOKS BUY PURE EXTRACT
OF LEMON FOR 81. A PINT. AT MOX-
LEY'S DRUG STORE. 9tf
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-11-29
S Specials,

TOBACCOBs, in sbsst 70 pcsad esddies
P. Lorillarl and C. g celebrated srands.
Climax grade, SsHsk and keaay IA 81 plses,
Q 6Q,ts per Psani.
Snssth. II - Plags @ 4Ssts
" " Rough s to pound Plsg q Scots
Bullion Smooth IA % Plags @ 4Ssts
Army and Navy grade snssth 14.s ? O 4asts
Mechanics delight" rough Ices q 4sots
Catvaba grade. snssth, IL - Plug q 45cts
Dark Aasaslis, grade, snssth l4ss P q 40sts
SUGAR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-28
eRanT's BIRTHDAY.
I've Ne4able Dasquets In
uenery Thereof.
Ssnafse 1Assaaa Ealeg't,s ths DeaA
nero-1Aa New Ysek Daasuet uss
AmsesA b asssr.l sAer.aa-

PfI5ssuno. Apsil s7.-The seeonA A.
nuAi 0fnneH Of The American Cab ef
eh1o e1ty. II ooO0eOeeoeiuo Il 0eoesal
Cant, - aivon tAis eveainQ. A0cpa
~ guests vsss 0ovsecos BeaSes, Ssna-
eos Sherman, bsD5arin Haryiecn, Of In
diana; Hon j. r. Fosses, Of Nsv Yosk: (:
Hoo. j. G. Nsw. Col Fred Grant an6
Hon. Richard Smith.
Il. n. Byrao. of shiD city, seoecoded
10 'OuR GseGea." In tho coorno Of m
soaarko Bysun delivered an elcQuone
eeaoey On The late Roscoe Ocukiine.
Iha letters Of eeGfst called forth oso
0oeeaole e01AoalAsD, especially tAo0
Ifo0 Hen. Slmon ComesoD, IodRe
6fesAam, Hen. Wm. u. Evarss, 0saefsl
eoe4idan ano 0svssnes Rofakes. a ~
~ fro0 the lase Roscoe OookliuR, %
ospsis9 IN invitattoa to asseod the diu-
oes. avoksnsd tAe 0eepese feeline.
6e0atoe sherman vaD NEXT in1xoduood,
aed. n. Fespoedlne 10 Ne toaa
"U. b. 0saut," ~ ssvisved and
suloaixed ths bstiiiaat military and
haroic end Of tAs great general. "As %
Tie eivii life of 0eneRal Grant, eon-
tinoed the sreakss. Il have always
doubaed vhelher ID would mot hsve
bean bestes fos him 10 have remained
eeasfal Of the army than 70 have un
destabeu The civil duties Of president.
This doubt b not founded upon vhas
BE- did g presidsn1, bas Spsa q
striking di3eIeoee iu The dutife Of the
too ofhees and ~ training. qnali0oa-
lions and personal tRAits demandsd for
each, bus % ig not - great hero. the
eommandes OF ARMIES OF - psesideat
OF the Unlted 6tates that you vish 70
hear Of 0sant. u 10 - man. I oaid
he vas Q typieai American. No strut,
no parade. no imitation Of royalty
or asistoeEacy. no egotistioal pre-
tense Of superiority beoause be
had great command oe high rositiop,
the 0oet marked eharaoteEistio vhioo
clune to him IN all periods Of his life
vas his modeoay. He vas always the
ssme plain. simple, eooAdioe, bssvs,
tenseious and Renesous man In var and
pease, - ahs leadeT Of Q vest army, -
psssident Of the United 6tases, % the
Guest Of hinge and empesose, and 10 his
ANAL struRgls With The grim visaeed
deaih. 0suslemeu. Jon do right 10
oommemorate his birthday. Il WAs his
good fortune to b the chief inslrumenl
Of the Divine Power. 10 secure 10 yoo
eu0 your people the bleaines Of free.
strong and united oooetTy. He was be-
roio 70 the erd, and you shoald Be
equally heroic In making and pfesesv.
ioR the rights and privileges and policy
fos which he conteuded."
The "Keystone State" Was responded
to By Governor Beaver In Response 70
"pafty orRapix stton."
Hon. ]. p. Foster, president Of the
Rspablioau league Of the Unitod States,
reported the work Of that body sines ~
orRauis ,tion. and its pEessnt Status.
Today thsre ere close on to 1000 elubs,
and 10000 memheIs.
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SPOKANE Is Jey0us.


spsxAxs fAIxs Apeil a. Special
word vas received here thls evsaine
hat he contrast for the ayaaina Of the
drse SIXTY miles Of toe eeAttle, Lake
Saors 4 EAsGern railway. from Spokane
Fails veetefiy 10 the Be Bsod, vae lei
today b the drm Of Bofno and Ooap-
Dsn. The veil known eonesaceoeA The
lsstina Of the ooasrace b the suhjsct OF
aeosral eonGs atulAsioo a0onl the citi
ssos and especially in view Of the fast
tnae 10 70 given 10 D1rae and OospoAu,
Who ere reaidents and have large bnsi-
nees Interests 10 shis eitv.
Tie whole Of the &l55.00 worth Of
stock. which SPOKANE falls vas asked
70 subscribe. Gas fAised in four days
from The time tie Subscription lists
vefe opened. Ose Of the vrovisions Of
the subscriptions vas that forty miles Of
road stoaid be tqsipped u time 10 car
~ cut t6is seseon's crop. and in ell hu
man certainly the company gill folni
their agreement.
u Is stated on Good authority that the
Oregon Railway 4 Navigator company
10 taking steps TO enter SPOKANE Falls
thio year. They surveyed q line through
Wavsyly. Latah aud Rockford from
FaFmington into epokase Fslls lass
year. and moo eueissess ere In The neld
running lines along Hangman Geek.
between the came Joints. As an oejec-
tive point Srokans Falls ofiers many
inducements 70 the Oregon Railway 4
Nevteation company, and their system
in Eastern Washington will never bs
complete until ehey tap the true
oonnefolal center Of the coun-
Try. TIE general inpression gre
walls here thas the JOINT lease bas
passed the limbo Of toe impoesiblss.
end in that event The Oregon, Railway
B Navigation people. II they compre.
bend the railroad sitoasi5n Alright. will
With Ill dispatch make bid for the i'm
mense t. igntinR business which Epo-
kaas Falls Il nov doing With tie North.
egp.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-28

oonPLB1H sucoE0 OF rHn AanANoueKu.
UuDHD OLD 0suRnAL ouHnNAu.

oonPLyTH sucCE0 OF rHH AanANoU1Kun
UuDHD OLD 0gunnAI oo1nlgAu.
Nsv Yonx, April U.-In eommemo-
ration Of the birthday OF 0eueeal Grant
an elaborate bapqust Vas given as Del
mouioo's toniRhs. Most nttinR we're
the asrapRomonts for the sdair made
By the old comrads Of the dad general
and president, 0enesal ". T. Sherman.
About enc hundred and 6fty persons
We4e present. The walls Of the bar Quet
end buntinG. and - The bad Of the
Esssusina she dead soldier in boSh
bic military uniform end In eiviiiau's
dreas. The seat q General Hherman's
table which vas 70 have beeo oo00pied
By the late Roscoe OookliuR vas W.
cant and ono chair huna With q heavy
wreath Of laurel. Each table vas pre-
sided over BY come dissinguished col.
der, sta' esman OF man Of aGaiYs and on
either eide Of the prseiding officer vss
seated six or seven others. General W.
I. Sherman psesidsd over The nsst tabls.
I'm bic right vas Ohauneey u. DtpsV,
the orator Of the evening. and on his
left Mayor 4. 8. Hewitt. Tue Others as
The table were Gen, raj w. Mahone,
General seward, soa Of Lincoll's seere
tafy Of state, Hon. @. Childs. G. ". Field.
Rsv. J. r. Paxtoo, Edward Pierrspont,
General q. Oomssoek, ". @. Andrews,
samuel Sloan, Captain W. ". Paxton,
Albert Bissstadt. Among the others
present we're 0sneRai FitE Jshn Porter.
o. A. Loudeu, Mr.. 6oovden. Of Phila-
delphis; d. o. Mills, General 6teva /
Colonel Dooglase, Colonel Robert @.
Ineessoll, Elliott r. Shepard, Hon. Eli
au Root and Herman q Armour.
Among tbs letters Of regret we're
those received from Hen. Wm. Rvsrfs.
General Aoslev. General 9. B. Boskser.
General J. z. Johns,u, J. @. Bancroft,
General r. H. Sheridan. senator 0hef-
msu, Sanetor Hiscock and Admiral
GhireIdi.
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AaxAxsAs nuasEaxss.
rasrp OF TEEN Am HAaoaD AZ Yosf
Smith.


Poxr suI1n. Ark. April H.-Thfee
men, JAk Cfos, George Aoss ana
Oveo D. Hill we're hanged this Oofn-
inR for estoes oom0itted In Indian
Territory. All shsee men we're negroes
mixs a glsh lpdian blood. Ths crime
foe vAieh Aoo vAs hanged vas the
nusdss Of 0eosRe TofA . man Of prom
ineoss, tn Ohiehasoe ssssiou last fall IN
Red X Yer valley. roft Vhile eat look
Inc fos eattie inst Mos, Disk Batter.
Restos Jesss sed ssudy Smith. Thsy
had iOse shoe . yeasiieR end feastns
Ton vsuld report the matter 10 the
cisissnp eommisese they e@bushsd and
ehoe hin. Batter erd Jones we're
lypehed % their vay 70 the jail and
6oah disd psndinG his tRtal
Jack Grow - eoovie1od Of the wue-
der of Cnaxies wilson. . prootnens
OAocksoa politician daRina ihe iass
oteeoico exease0e0t.
Hin vas e,avicsed OF The murder Of
hio vife b Oresk 6eaasoo aboot year
60. Jel Hi.dsbeapAs, Ed0aad Pas-
Ssrson and Diek SosthssiaDd vsrs 10 u
sxosoled today. bot ~ FORMER tvo
Asvs bssa givsa tse DAYS respite acd
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PLAx o. cAnrAIes.
IHn poPB rssUns DDCB8D AoAuST GIs
RxUcJsD n IRRLAuD.

rHn poPn rssuns A pDCBHB AoAMsT rs
IxKzcg8D n INLAND.
LONDON, April 27.-The statement that
the pope has issued . decree eondsna-
ing the plan Of campaign 10 Ifelasd 10
confirmed. His hsiiness SAYS be does
90 because hs 10 convinced that the
plan Of campaign 10 illegal. He says
be 10 also convinced that the land
courts vill reduce all unfair rents. An
other circumstance that indueoces hin
be says, 10 the fast that funds ere ex
sorted from contributors 10 the pisu
The pope condemns boyeotticg ~ o
practice contrary 10 justice and charity.
He makes no mention Of the National
League.
PEOPLE unaED 70 n oALn.
BuBLIu, April n. - Tue Frsewas's
Josrnai urees the people to exercise
calnness and patience and receive the
pApsi dscsees With profound respect
and loyalty 70 Rome. IL declares that
boycottinG h rare.
cosnuux1D A0ffA1BD.
LONDON, April U.-The nationaiiss
nembess OF parliament are someshas
aeitatsd over the pops's decree and are
eagerly oonferrtna - 70 What steps are
necessary in visv Of its appearance.
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,A- ptaa Of TIE ssesapa D Pea nu q sess,ia
ssi ssste bis are also v.zssd ,or tss piiinx
snt acoGrsestoc 81 . wharf 10 net iens b.
iao f-se vfse Al material - bs farnishes
~ iso 0esyfs RsresS NIL Cunpsny. ssd ~
s'ss % - pssfSsts~l sas-f the sspervs<a "
Derry v. n1sesss. Asnsssf ard Aesas-
All psiina fac the oia VII - iAsa dEiv.cg.
d asrs stn siss tie cost ~ pie for lziVins,
and The ssass per ;eeesaeS sse sfaeatns xsd es9-
Grucstoo-
FiAas eau be s-sa al sAs esaes q tA< essssez
3 foss zii1 exsfsx
fAr rghs - ussesf a2y ssa 81 etds b -
ssgvss. Al etas te Be fexsae4~1 - Gsosu
". ossescn. Cos.cs~lhS ". +. - % hskess
hsy lss. isa4. 0E0 ". uT4TS0H.
apsa0 = MssseR sns Ageak
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MAJOR GAfEs - DgA0.
oAgooN LOo4s AMo1Hxn OF MN HI0uLy
AlaPHQIID PloAKIls.

PoHTLAuD. April q. - ISpeeiaiI. =
Mayor Jshn Gates died ct hts home in
this city this evening. after trief ILL.,
aeas. lasting only one week. HE disease
vas general nesvoos pfossrAtion. The
DECEASED vas aged 60 yeass. and leaves
Q wife and seven children. Mr.. 6ates
vAs elected mayor Of Portland in Jane,
1885. His term Of offies would expire
In the coming June. He vas one Of
the old pioneers Of the city, having
come 70 Portland In lSt7. He has Pe.
sided here almost Continuously ever
since. For over tventy.dvs years be
held the position Of ontef enRiuees Of
the Oregon Steam Navigation Company.
and for the pass nine pears hs held Q
similar position In the Oregon Railway
q Navigation Osnpany. He Vas the
inventor OF Q number Of paients on
machinery, etc. The deceasei vas q
highly respected citixen.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-28

srKApy DEoLInB uoIICRp m rHB PAos-
PgCrD on WIurID WHEAT.

PgC10 on Wtu1u0 WaIAI.
MIHuRAPoLn, April H.-The North
,resfsyw Xiiisr's report Of crop eonda-
lions says: Instead Of steady IN prove.
meut there has been steady decl'ne IN
the asaersl conditions Of the winter
wheat crop for the last six weeks. In
sects have already appeared In ksnsas.
Illinois today makss poorer showing
for crops Of winter wheat Of any state
iu the belt and the indications are shat
hat stste will grove Q failure - far -
yield 10 concerned. uniess The pfeseut
extreme conditions are miti0atsd. In
diana and Ohio shov NO improvement.
The prospects 10 Missouri and Michigan
are not fisttefine. The survey Of spring
wheat shows that in Minnesota ana De-
kota seeding V about twelve 10 fourtsen q
days late bus the condition Of arcuod
10 thonghs to be IN Offset for the late
ness of the season. seeding has prso-
ticaily commenced this veek. The re-
ports show Q decrease Of acreage IN
Iowa and NebFasks.
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rHxY usus A. ULIINArUM TO ynRIn
uon1u11u DREIu1Ku.

uonIuR1u DRKTu1Ku.
LouisvfLLx, Ky., April U.-The Pses-
oytery Of Looisville has adopted the
following resolution concerning the
union Of the southern and northern
churches:
"Until our northern brethren can 80
their way clear TO adopt The policy Of
organizing the eoiossd people Of the
norshern states into ssparses churches,
presbyte s1d syuods sf their eVn,
and until there shalt b . clearer and
fuller understanding brought 70 bear on
the minds Of many Of our people IL
references 20 their intsFpeetsstoo and
application Of these points, ~ judge
that the quiet, psaos and prosperity Of
both churches will be best secured BY
ceaaing 10 Aeitate o. prosecute the ques-
tion Of organising . uuion."
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MRS. MARCHANT,

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sAx DEsoo. April a.-Wofk vAs COM
uss eed toAsy % the fedoesiou vefhs
in this city. . stock company Nth
$4,000 capital having oeeo oreacfxsd
70 erect sslelsefS and fed0ee ores from
ne loser California and Han Diego
county mines.
nallss oa TvtaI fer nur1es.
Sau RsAscssco, April N.--John John
500 vAs In the esrcuis eoost today ou
trssi fos murder. He ID tbs saiisY Who,
On March 9Th Of last year. ssabbed and
Killed john Willisos, eaUoaia Of ths
Osesdental "a Der way iron Oas6id 70
Aeapaieo. The tximinafion will 70
coasinasd oa naxt TaesdAy.
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