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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-08
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II. at Solo9ttt er Den trlltne, olle
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1p'lt'sbeoer paa, % At lanme 5ren'
9onSsaaaaoe meo reffero,9 Noo91on'n9
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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-08

Datoen for fplsenbe Steoer pil ieuer'
blipe befienbt9iort.
Nububon, 2ote Yart, 9alteab, 9en'
brun1, 9erlep, 8ollas, Barnespille, @otb'
iap, 8elican &apibs, breckenridge, 9er'
man, Morris, Benlon, 9esbert, Nilan
Notepibeo, Weobal, @ranit GaQs, Sa'
creo 9eart, 9anlep 5aus, @inelanb
Minueota, Ganbp, Minneota, Iracep
gelt Broof, Binbou, Mountain 2ate
Mabelia, Manfato, 9ut9inion.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-08

nDer er en- ftisenbe 1ilbsielisbeb
ale eammentomiter at afpise fra ga.
lOonmenoenes &aab Offentlise Nnlis.
senber at ale Slass. Oct Ct en- almin,
belia Nenins = at be bar baut for me.
get at iise !, 1ousipninsen baabe 70,
'etat os 8p. Deito inarere Saloon.
menhene merfer fig bette os banble,
berefter, 10 bebre uil bet blipe for beres
e9ne Snteresier".
uGb. Snt. Ocean" (&ep.)
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-08
2oeit Margang.

iaareoes % en- brebtes. 8lanot oe laaz
reoe bar sosiaa en- @fanbinap, Die 5orz
Get, Der bleo ilemt iaaret 9opebet.
Rreiton 3oie SUM. Sobn Snaes
bretlen earimona 7otunibip itOb ioaa
t'ol's Up for at saa paa Sast eiter 90.
piers. 2ibt ienere Tom bans Gaoer ueo
alstteHet % fanbt Ssnnen lissenoe
oso paa @ulpet meb alaberne Branb
os en- @eoolper oeb Sioen af fig. Om
pan bar be9aaet Selpmorb eller ct Offer
Tor ct ulpttestilielbe, peb man lite.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-08
9atota.

Samerstotun, 3Ote Mai. 6armerne
/ Barnes, Gbbp os Joiter Counter bar
oeilutiet fig til at bpsse @leoatorer os
)ar siort Nnitalter til at opisre Glepato~
rer 8allep Gitp, Nontpell,er, Garrius>
ton os Retu &odiorb.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-08

tionifter bebsper blot at itanbie os ie iie
ON forat inbie Daarifaben ueb Gorisse1
paa at faa Erebiepartiet til ct af be to
itore Yartiers Ylabs. Oct er en- losiil
l1muli9beb. YrobibitiOnspart,et fan al
brig itise bBiere enb fin nuparenbe @til.
ling. 9emperuncereform maa fomme
siennem bet ,epublifanite Yavti os Tom.
,ner srabpis Os iittert. 9rebiepartiet
binbrer bet. Dm bet nilbe opls1e iia,
uilbe bet fremifpnbe benz.
nDetroit Eribune" (rep.
Oct pilbe saa enba fortere, ON Me>
publifanerne fulste 8aabet os iasbe iom
Politibetienten &riftiania: ,,6pis
Dtre lite pil pere Jolf, iaa er bet bebf
leg ifilles os saar fra bperanbre"
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-08
Otter 9atI County 2on:
Oeuttou

Tor Yrobibitioniiterue bolbes u9own
9aleu" / 8pen Bottle Safe, Otter Gail
Co., Minn. Onsbas ben 2Ooe Snni,
1888 &l. 103 5orm., forat nominere
&anbibater til islsenbe @mbeoer:
80 &epralentanter til @tatens Sc
sislatur.
Resiiter Of oeebs.
Nueitor.
9reaiurer.
County attorney.
@beriff.
@lerf Of court.
Subse Of probate.
superintendent Of l9ools.
Court commits iioner.
/ @urpepor.
Coroner.
County >Rommisi iionerer for fsrfte,
treble % femte 9itrift, 9elesater til
femte Diitritts Congressional &onuenz
tion, FAINT 81 Delesater til Statsfonpens
tionen, lom bolbes ct. Saul ben 24oe
os 25beSuli, 1883.
&epreientationen til County &onuens
tionen er 3 9elesater for bpert 1own,
8iqase eller 8pmarb, en- for buer Bro'
bibitioustlub Os en- for buer rs Stem=
mer taitet for Gbilb i 1886.
Sc foritiellise Topns, Wiaases oe
8arbs ct berettisebe til fslsenbe @epre'
Ientation:
Maitab 4, Mmor 8, Nurbal 4, Blouers
8, 8luffton 4, 8uie 4, 8utler 8, Ganoor
3, Carlisle S, Glitberaa 5, Compton a.
@orlils 3, Dane Yrairie 4, Deer Greet
5, Dora 8, DUNN 4, Gasle 2ate 5, Ga.
itern 8, Gbna 8, ellington 8, @li5abetf
4, Gli5abetb uillase 8, GlmO 8, Grbarbs
@rope 4, Gperts 5, 5ersus Sails Gitt
- lite @arb 6, 2oet Waro 4, 3oi,
@arb 5, 6ersus 5alls 4, Golben 4
6ribers 3, @irarb 4, @orman 3, Gen
ming 8, 9euuius pilase 8, 9oba,t 8
9omeiteab 8, Snman 8, 2eaf 2afe 4
2eaf Mountain 8, 2iba 8, Maine 6
Ntaple,pooo 5, 9eeiuton 4, Stem Oor
Mils 4, geibaros 5, Nortuegian @rop
6, DAT @allep 6, Dripea 6, Dscar 5
Otter Tall 8, Otto 8, Babbod 5, 8ar
ters Nrairie 5, Yeliccn Rapios oil, 5
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-08
= I Ut.

Ere lutberife 8reiter er after blepne
uopifte al be rusfffe Dteribprouinbier
foroi be bar fatbolbt fin 2are os ajort
MObitanb mob ben beniDnslsie ortobore
Bropa9an6a. Sc er blenne fsrte til
Nitratan, Saratotu os @uoernementet
Nrfan9el.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-08
u9be Station" flyer:

,9be Station" flyer:
vNf ale Be u9umbuss", iom Blaine
2eberne braser tiltorps meb, maa Nnti<
@aloonpartiet titles FORFEIT. 9pert &ar
sjennemsaar bet ben aloeles sjennemitu>
elise Jarce at bolbe ,,&onpention", bpil~
ten inseu repreieuterer uben Dem, iOm
u.sber irem af fig ielp os beilutter, at
ibporpel 8renbepin er en- frpstelts Ting,
ifulbe bog 5orisseue paa bens TIMBER
trpttelie albris ife paa en Maabe, Der
piloe trefte Stemmer fra bet Republicans
fe Yarti. Gn at Talerne peb ben iibfte
sc &onuention" forraabte 9iitorien, ibet
ban ,lbtalte, at uSames. 8. 8laines See
berlos peb Temperancefemmer / 1884
bar en- 6orbrpoelie". 9et mobtoses
meb formenbe @ntbuiiasme os burbe
isrunoen sibres til en- af ,,aonuentio>
mems" Yrinciperflarinser.
Set er perot at lesse Merfe til, at
ale prefioentieqe 8anbibate,, iom inbz
bsbes til sabe, lite iaa fig iitanb til at
afsipe Msbe o9 ieuote fin fOries1ebe 8e'
brgpelle".
Nnti<Saloons s8publitanerne bar ipils
let fallit. Deu iibte &onpention bapbe
$50 Meblemmer, be flefe fra Ne,u gorl
os 8rooflpn. Sc ct TONNE en- @ielo
al $4,000. Set republifanife Yarti
isser itfe Jrelie bos Temperancefolfet.
,,Staten Wfaine bar babt Yrobibition
/ 40 paa binunben fplsenoe Nar. $ fam'
me Tibsrum er Der siort iaa burti9
5remoans for uorpbbelien af Branoes
ninstraffen, at ber lite er mere enb lao
aabenbare Salooner Bpen Bangor.
9aturliauis er Bangor bet fauoriierebe
@teb for Ntbolbelien al 9ouuentioner"
nWaibinston Boit" (bem.)
Ds bog oil life Maines Beiolfnine
ombptte fin Yrobibitionslop meo en- 9si-
2icenlelou, ielu ON ben bar $1,000
Staten bortsbsler MI / MiUion Dol.
lars, buor ben fsr bortsbsleoe IA Mlil.
lioner paa Brenbeuinstrafifen.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-08

Stplb, at oi meb en- Million stemmeri
utoetpbi9e Hrotef mob SolOontrafifer
- meb rene straight Yrobibitionsitem:
meiebler = lfal bpbe bet omerifanit,
Soft at sibre ct tibet 4olot % penbe fig
mob en- 5ienoe, iUm er Opfaaet bore
esne @etter.
8i fan lite ieire til 9Sften; men ueb
Goripnets 8iitano tan pi foranlebise
OrsauiiatiOneu af etnpt Yarti meb Yro=
bibition til 9Opebopsaue, Der 1892
ifal ifal fpre en- 8renoeuinsfeube iom
Yreiioent inb ! bet Suibe 9us.
Meu forat ri ba meb uinobitaaelis
Mast Tan ftanbie oenne berienbe Dsbs=
ensels itienoenbe Serb, er bet nsoueuz
bi9t at bu,
. Nepublitaner,
laber big operu,noe af Glepelanbs Crop
per eubuu en- Sang, tbi bit @artis 2eoere
fra lorna bar" e. life mer, % boab be
ba itreo for er puubet, ben Seier Tan lite
rottes = ubeu ben ituloe baue sjOrt big
til &artillabe.
gn Willion Stemmer i 1888 ct ems.
betpoenbe meb Sammenilutnins al 2an>
bets bebite Glemeuter fra GDo % georo
%
Salooaens iibite Manbebra t
892.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-08

,,eom ct nationalt Yarti tan lite Bro
bibitionspartiet opnaa at blipe anbet eno
en- 5attor, iOm Inn ifaoer Gfbolbsiaaeu
iamt filler fig biubrenbe 8eien for al
COB Resierins. Selptanfenbe Hrobibis
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-08

Den elbite Bp 8erben ital Damas
cus pere. Sen er enbnu, bpab ben bar
isr Nbrabanls Dase, ct 2nubepunft for
9anbelen, en- srsn p mibt inbe i Drfe.
nen. Otter bpao ben jsbiite 9itoriez
ifriper Soiefus fOrteller, blep ben sr,nts
fast af ll5, en- Ssn af Aram % Sbnnibn
|af Gem. Den naunes fsrft tefriften i
Gorbinbelie meb Nbrabam, 5ois 9jene,
bar fsbt i Damascus. Sen er enbuu
en- 8lomiternes Bp, os Strsmmene fro
2ibanon oanoer enbnu be ipriife 9aper.
st oebrsuelist 9iem. Mibt / ben
mgrte, tolbe Scat banfebe no9en par
2unbs 5attisaarbs tillaaiebe Yort
8osteren iaa ND os blep til fin Duer
raitelie bar en- Yerion, iom efter buaf
ban uioite miuoft itulbe transe til at ii
til Gattisuaienets Biftanb. Oct bar el
formuenbe 9uitru, iom meb fine 8sr'
ibste bib lom ben iibte Tillust. 9m
fortalte, at benbes Wanb bar fommer
biem beruiet Tilitanb, at ban Nattens
stilbeb baobe siort iuere Spettatler %
pilbe le9se poloiom 6aano paa benb,
% Bsrnene. GUN baube berfor muatz
tet fpste fra bet 9iem, til bpis rise llb;
fpr bun ielp baube leperet bet ftsrite
Bibras. Glere Naboer flaser oper for
tprret Nattero o9 bog e. be meset
lptfelisere itillebe enb ben arme 9uitru
flyer Blabet Lund.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-08

Gn $50 Nar sammel 8ibel, rist
,lIuitreret % trptt l1piala 1910 os
l541, eies af en- Yerion | Smdlanb.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-08
Gtuoentertbartette,t.

Roartetten ri! bolbe Roncert paa fsls
Qenoc Steber:
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-02
HOW MEN DIE.

If we know all the methods Of ap
proach adopted by an enemy we are the
better enabled To ward of the danger and
postpone the moment when surrender be
comes inevitable In many instances the
inherent strength OF the body suffices to
enable it 10 oppose the tendency toward
death. Many however have lost these
forces TO such an extent that there is lit
tie or no help. In other cases little aid
t. the weakened Lungs will make all the
difference between sudden death and
many years of useful life. Upon the first
symptoms of Cough Cold or any trouble
of the Throat or Lungs, give that old and
well known remedy-Boschee' German
Syrup, careful; trial 1t will prove what
thousands say of it to be, the "benefac-
tor of any home"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-02
HIRE AND HERE
pusLIsrEp oAiLv. ExoEt

A 81 \ ar old English woma
rrfns. : t. join the Tory Prim-
rose L ague, asserting that the
marriage rate rises when liber-
al Government is in power.
A woman in Lake county,
CAL, qas filed an application
for the abrogation of her mar.
riage with her nephew. The
reason assigned is consanguinl-
ty.
An advertisement in an En-
glish paper requires a governess
who must be a thorough dis
ciplinarian and well able to adj
minister corporal punish
mem"
The women of Russia are
more ambitious for a liberal
education than heir sex in any
other European country. In
1885 there were TO women stu
dents at the universities.
A young women in Illinois
has made herself famous by
decorbting the door yard of her
fathers residence with a num-
Der of statnes of men and ami
mails fashioned with a remarka-
BILE degree of perfection.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-02
Gs1s.ilv.s 6usA..
.RB. & 0. RAILROAD
SCHEDULES IN EFFECT Dc. 4. 1887,

I'VE NopEr FAsr LINZ EAST AND WEST
Dors1F rs~cr' I.~~Es CoupIES
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-02

REAL ESTATE Business speciality. Cat
al0gue and list OF Farms will be issued in q
short time for extensive distribution in the
North and East. and persons having farms or
other property for sale. will forward descrip-
ton Of same to the above address. 50 that they
may b included IN the cataloguo. fl2,o-as
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-02

Ladies Dress-Goods from 5 to
25c. per yard.
Plain and Drocade Velveteens
and Colored Laces for Dress
Trimmings, cheap.
Dress Ginghams, Calicoes, Cot
ton and Flannels at reduced,
prices.
Gents, Ladies and ChiIrens
Underwear, Hosiery, Silk and
Linen handkerchief, Linen Col
lars, Cuffs, Silk Ties, Scarfs and
Bows, at very low prices.
Black and colored Jerseys,
Jersey Capes, Gents and Boys
Knit Jackets and White Shirts
very cheap.
Calico shirts for soc worth 75c.
Boys white shirts for Al cents
worth 60c.
Splendid line of ladies Coats
and listers will be
CLOSED OUT AT COST.
All other goods in stock at
Drices to suit The times.
]. FRANK KRAMER
DOv4-tf Francis Street
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-02

For ANN APOLIS. 80 900 A. NJ. 1918 and
40 and 6.an p NJ On Sunday. 0.0s q. m. ana
500 IN
For Way stations between Baltimore and
Washington, 5. TO- $50 and los m. I2.lA. 500
500 30 and 100 p m. On Sunday. OS and
eos a., M. IS, 500. 6 81 and II OPP, IN.
Trains leave Washington for baltimore. 500.
ESQ Gan. $50 so. 80 a m Il 10 2.S5. sis.
3.n &.80 4.40, 40. So. 8 As. T30, S,S5. II 30 p. m
Sunday. $50 : 30 $50 $50 a. m. l.30 225 $50
40 $50 SIS Gas s IS Il.3O p. m
From Annapolis. 6.4n S.31 l2.05 a. m, $50 go
p. m. Sunday, at $50 q. m. and 40 p m.
Baggage called for and checked at hotels
and residences on orders left at Ticket Offices
N. w. tor Calvert and Baltimore Streets new
No go s. Broadway. new No. 1882 West BalIi-
more Street and Camden Station.
w. NJ. CLEMENTS. c. X. LORD,
Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-02

OINGLE, double Teams and Saddle
~ Horses 10 hira, by the no r, da or
week. Open and Close Carriages, Single
aud Double Ph8tons, Jaggers. Top and
No-Too Bugeies, all at r8a Sonable ratas:
fine carriages for visiting and pleasure
Drivers in livery, If desired, PONY
PhRtons, with quiet and gentle horses
suitable for Iadica and children. Special
rates made VITA famnies. Particular at
tention to horses on livery. Baggage
called for and delivered to all parts Of he
citr. Funerals attended to at snort notice
All clders promptly attended to-
JAS. III. VANSANT,
Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-05
INTEREST IN THE HIGH-LICENSE MEETING

A LIST OF THE PROMINENT MEN WHO WILL ATTEND
AND or THE SPEAKERS.
That tho High License Mass Meeting IN Chicksrine Hall
evening will DO successful there longer
doubt Great interest Is manifested all sides aRd If
thing siei tho Crosby bill this nesting will
surely supply that neeL Jane, O. Carter will preside.
The principal speakers will be General Wager swayns,
Root Wheeler H. Peckham Father Elliott and the
Rev Dr. Winchester Donald In the lis vice presidents
found OF tho guishel
OF NewYsk and representatives. OF all parties AMI religious
denominations Here OF hem President Barnard
OF Columbia College the Rev. Dr. Crosby. Cornelius ".
Bliss. T. Elery Anderson. exJudgo Noah Davis Frederic
Couler Joseph II. Choate Dr. L. Bolton Bangs, James
GaatD sx eneral Thomas James Morris X.
Jesup John J. Knox Cornelius Vanderbilt. Arson Phelps
Stokes. l. TIT nv United States District Attorney
Stephen A. Walker. j. Hobart Herrick John F. Pummer
Professor j. H. Van Amrcnge the Rev. Dr. c. DW Brdg
man. Robert LenOx Belknap. o1.Judge ArnauI. Rich
ard T. Auehmsy Assemolyman Crosby, Hugh
Camp. oliver p. Buel. John Jay. Samuel
Sloan. srsurrogate Rollins. Logan C. Murray
Henry l. Hosue. Peter b. Olaey, Robert Jaray, John
sedgwick, William Hornblowsr. and many others equally
well known.
The list is exceptionally strong but the committee coui
had the OF hundreds ons Of the memoers
Executive Committee who was up at Albany last
week. SAID yesterday In rogari to tho proposed ler'aon
"I encouraged by tho almost universal recogn
ton by OF sing the High License
law bill originally introduced met with general favor
bill affecting cit,s and largo towns but was thought
for the country and small villages where
the worst liquor rac out Of the sgt
innate liquor by soekspers and especially by drug.
giss to 10 drunk promises Alter consultation with
leading members Of the Legislature advocates OF high
license have been framed which, IS believed
vii meet th, difficulty and greatly strengthen the bill We
e.pset that report will DO rendered wednesday
morning as tho Excise Committee is 70 meet in executive
session Tuesday afternoon"
The committee still in nesl OF funds Tor printing s1ver
Using etc hesvy in consequence Of the fact
thu, IL /, king on much scale this
IL did last winter subscriptions be sent 10 Henry
A. oakley. No Sc waLst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-05
a NEW RAPID TRANSIT COMAISSION
FIFTY BROOKLYN TAXPAYERS WANTED 1T AMI
MAYOR CHAPLIN Is AGREEABLE.

FIFTY BROOKLYN TAXPAYERS WANTED III AND
MAYOR CHAPLIN Is AGREEABLE.
Thomas r. Moore, George W. Almy. George W. Brown
Thoma, H. McGrath and Eugene Dohery wero esterday
.ppontsi By Mayor Chapn. of Brooklyn. Rapid TRANSIT
commission MIR Moore we'll known lawyer aud 10 the
secreary Of the Brooklyn New England Society MI Aimy
wealthy glass manufscturcr Mr. Brown Is the presi-
dent of the Kings County operative and Building Loan
Association pro nnent member OF the Grand ARMY ana Is
tho real estate ami insurance business Colonel Mcdrah
4, OF the National Guard and
Mr. Doherty Is rubber manufactured
Th.conm,sIon was appon tho request OF fifty tax
navsrs no railroad from tho Hreeppoint
re,rv along the East to tho Broadway Ferry aud
hero along wythe Franklin ayes to Myrtleavo
street parallel with and It to some point near
tho CITY Hall Among the s.gnor, the request are D.
D,ysnpo1 J. W. White. George W. chsunoey' Iaior NJ
Bon George 9. james, Howari NJ smith anu j. r Cran
ford
The Mayor saying that he did not kno "h
sobeme there is behind the application but those who are
say that they want route to connect Fu
ton Ferry Bridge with the Brighton Beach s'Aon'
The will within the nsxt ten days To begin
their duties They allowed by law 10 days In waich 70
complete work assigned 10 them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-05
A BRIDE NEARLY LOSES HER PRESENTS
AN ATTEMPT To ROB ID. Il. kYERs HOUSE, AT MATA-
WAV " j. FOILED BY TIE WATCHMAN.

wAV, " j.. FOOLED BY TIE wATCHMAN.
Two burglars entered the house of David G.Ryer. in
Matawan, n. j., Thursday night, ana
If they had not been surprised by
a vigilant night Waterman, a serious robbery would
have been committed Mr.. Ryer is produce com
mission merchant at West Washington Market in this
city and his house in Matawan Is a three-sory frame
building. On Wednesday afternoon his daughter was
married and is away wedding trip The
ewelry and silverware they were taken upstairs and
locked up In the front the second story. To
obtain this booty apparently the object OF the
thieves. Access to the front parlor was gained by
prying the window open with a chscl. Both front
and back doors thrown open, preparatory to a
possible speedy exit and then the inruders took a
hearty lunch down in the basement
A seaskn mUf and other clothing belonging to
Mrs Ryer had been thrown the hall floor OF the
first story and the men were at work when private
watghmtn Eemuel Hardy discovered them. He tried
TO grapple with them and knocked one OF them down,
but they made their running away with their
boots in their hands. They Germans aud spoke
to each other In the German language. Hardy then
awoke Mr. Ryer, who had slept through the whole
affair." and II was found that two solid silver napkin
rings and several pieces Of plated had been taken
from the dining room together with young Nh Eyer's
winter overcOat. Mr. Kyer SAID yesterday that his
suspicious rested a rough crowd of mill hands who
worked ia" away and PlnkertCnS detectives had
been put the lie thinks that his family has
had lucky escape. there sealskn sacques and
costly dresses where the thieves could get them and
the wedding presents were worth several hundred
dollars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-05

THEY WANT TO BLOW UP ALL ENGLAND
The sentence to fifteen years imprisonment imposed
Caan aud Harkns who charged Lon Ion with being
blow public buildings has arouse the OF the Irish
Anereins here who believe that the of Erin
righed by blow n. places in England The three men.
who claim TO be the mrsisrOu, No. l" Of the Phenir
Park murders have been scattered for p ].
Sheridan sheep Western Colorado and has boon
the OF the protective tariff
than in the establishment of Irish Republic p. J. p
lyman, whose portrait recognized By the informe
Carey the only and original" unit so long wanted"
presso newspaper reporter Frank Byrns has also
been pursuing peaceful journalistic path for some time
would dsclsre AGAINST the miles OF decks" In
Liverpool and other seaport towns Rosa parc
ulary furious the OF the from Pha
delps who he he knew lie adds that his period Of
banIshmest from Ireland viii expire 1891 when he will
take hand there himself tnat when somebody sketch
Ing the ruins OF Dublin Castle Lucille Dndleys target
eIclaim, like the Roman Of old, " Alone did it!
The principal drawback TO the Immediate execution Of these
threats want OF fund, and hsw inpoant tho
thizers mode OF by tho fact that
Rossas paper United hstand OF the ayna
mers, forced appeal only bmOnthly n,tead of
woekly for want Of subscribers
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 4Mchael Harkns lived at No. 1888
North Secondst HIS wife keeps grocery When she
heard OF the broke down etoy she said
that husband left home four months but she
did where what urpose Mrs Harkns added
that she acquainted with Cssn She said that her
husbands friends wond do all their him, but she
doubted whether their IN ercesson would avail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-05
NEKN ITEMS EROM CAPE Wy.

Cape May, Feb. (SIecal.-Thc Athletic Club is to
erect house.
Joseph H. Hanes has been elected president Of the
Driving Park Company. Work on the new building
is 10 begin as soon as the wea, her Will permit
There is q cape May Charity Fund watch feeds the
Door of the city during the winter weather, giving
them soup and bread.
Ex-senator Rice is interested In enterprise for
the erection of a tomato aiming factory Dennis
Vile, this county.
The iron pier slightly Injured at its foundation
by the ice which HOaied in from the Delaware Bay
sportsmen here after black ducks and say they
are having pretty good luck.
A syndicate IS TO erect a number OF cottages on
what is known as the MI. Vernon property.
I,OOO-ton vessel is being built the banks of
Dennis Creek and this Is regarded as a revival of
ship building, which was once leading industry OF
Dennisville
There is considerable discussion to some Of those
who have signed their names to petit ons for Iii CHI
License. II is said that they are not owners Of real
estate, and therefore they cannot legally stand as
slens