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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-12

ARRIVAL OF TEPHEY j. KEAyEY's BODY
The body of tephen J. Meaney the Irish patriot snd
Editor OF The Waterbury Erenfng
city from Waterbury yesterday. panied by
OF the Irish societies Of Waterbury. Danbury,
Bridgeport nd New Haven The delegat0n the
lral slatLan DIV a committee Club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-12

asd ssssFssoW - vAsamtm nsuss vSs~ss mss6sss w.
held w. dscidsd thas the ssmmttse from the Press
cus shsaid sss VIM the deisxson f ship
ment o. ths bed knns County Clare frs,ssa fer bartsl
Ine funeral w take psns % Jossmes Charch A1exsn
dersvs and East and thirty evenfhst ON
Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-12

ROSE COGHLAN WILL 60 BACK TO FALLA CTS
that Miss Rose Cognlan will appear az
wallack week touOirow a, Lddy idy Spdnher In
London Assurance" The little difficulty between
her and Mrs Abbey has been salts actOriy
arrangsd and IN the coming revival of
comedy which b. ieraken by the Walaek
Company ,bsnding the close OF the pre-
sent season, both actresses will appear 10 the
intention Of management TO run Lonion
Assurance for and 10 do tho same Win
long list OF the comedies in which the company
has gushel tseE In September walacks Will De-
come theotre Miss Coshlan will star under
OF Augu-tns Pou FsloNiHga 20 ne oil the
comedies that will be produced Speed the Pough INC
Love Chase" Town and Country The Poor Gentleman.
The Irish Heires," The school for Scandal Oid Heads
and Young Hsarts" The Rivals" and Money"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-12
UNDERVALUATIONS COMPOUNDED
THE COLLECTOR coMPRoMIs WITH CHARLES BAR
RFZ & Co Pr $4,000

THE COLLECTOR COMPROMIS WITH CHARLES BAR
RFZ & co. FIR $4,000.
Collector Msgone recently discovered the Govern mont
was losing collars fraud IN the importa
wooen Goods by Charles Barrez Co. and he seized
l4G them until he co1ln make complete IN
ves'igation persistent and uncompromi'inS and
dl,countenanced settlement he proof was that
quantities. goods lad been imported by the firm in
twenty-five months the Invoices OF which showed
quantities II per the actual amounts in the
cases The accused employed counsel f. Lynde
st.tscn WAC is familiarity known the Little
Finser Of President Cleveland" and Charles f.
Tracey. IA sed the question that the matter
ca Q under Section ~ OF Laws Of 1874 which
provides be for cited u the Government
unes. Il fraud committed by the
person making the entry
Tho Collectors investigation gave him ence that the
hal claim for at least $4,000 upon goods
import months previous in addition TO
that calme,i tle l4s packages seized He obained
proof OF the Cover ment was correct
purpesely made TO declare
quantities less than But there proof that
-nry had kno Wedge OF the fact that
false. aud without such proof forfeiture
the deemed practicable These facts
were THURSDAY when nc con err
enre tho Collector prolonged till after lark
The rm proposed compromise by payiRg $50 900 besides
81 1913 In sS3 b4s duties due on the under
measured invoice, OF tho The firm Will also pay
about 500 eKpacted 10 be Obliged 70 upon
fifty other invoices OF goods about to be entered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-12

MILWAUKEE, Wis., Oct. 90 1887.
PH BEST BREWING CO.. Milwaukee. Wis
GENTLEMEN: have used IN family and practice the
LIQUID lex ract Of Malt and Hop. kusrn The Best"
Tonic the satisfactory results consider the
valuable o. all it, class Of Toncs and
especially adapted ~ debility arising rom
feebed digestion The Best Tonic believe fully equal TO
the imported and confident Will give
satisfaction " patient AMI physic
J. II. THOMPSON NJ d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-12

l.523 K.sr. N. w.
wAsHIxGTos D.. c. Jan. a. 1855.
PHI BEST BREWING CO. Specially Department. Is Cob
lsgs place NewYsrk:
GKSTLEnES; sample Of Best" Tonic recsIvsd
Gave nber Of nv family; delighted with ehects
onlv trouble thsre s.ough ofM
II seems TO be excellent Tome improving the apps
lite and ii
What would yon furnish dozen hotties as testf
s. J. RADCLIFFE. NJ. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-12
THE " BEST" TONIC.
SOME STRONG ISDoRsEMENTs

No ~ WEST 49TB-sT I
NETWORK. Jan 0. 1883.
PH. BFsT BREWING COS
GENTLEMEN: mild nutrient Tonic. I find preps
designated fulhls Indications
debility that observation and
professional treatment. Very truly.
ED G. HARDWOOD MD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-12
THE ANNIVERSARY IN BOSTON.

THE ANNIVERS AIRY IN BOSTON
Boston Feb 1.-THE Massachusetts, Club celebrated
the anniversary Lincoln birthday by banquet this
evening Hannibal Hamtn seat a letter in which ne
SAID
birthday like that of Washington he made
Natona. and Bke OF Washington. let IL be forever
COMMUNICATED.
lne sentiment received with great applause.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-12
Musiral Instruments.

NUMBER Of Grand. Upright and square
~ Pianos OF our allgitiy ussl. siusost - soa
new And isy warranted vii a. hosrai ssdacs'so
'fon 'sS~As' p''s"~ WN.R NABE eco,
lls Flth-svs. above i5th-se
FISCHER PIANOS. renowned TOT TONE ana is,
A. nAmx In tana NsuufsesSrtss soa etnee'sSvns s.S
"a s25 WesI 2,rh St 557 Bros t.ay lsihsL
ESilsin,y Psa,s sxcnAnsod. rented. or iassAimsatA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-12

CLOSING PRICES oP CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRAxOIsCo Fab. IL, 1883.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-12
1913 EAST CLAY ST,

1913 EAST CI-AYsr,
RICHMOND. Va; Ja7. II. 1888
PHI BEST BREWING CO.. Eastern Depot % College
place. Nsw-Yorx:
aETIEnEs; have been using your -Bsst" Toae for
some time and 1t most splendid article yoa will see
from the lnclosri conppas" hog enjoyed the
Tosc Nv bsslth prev ed anu viii take pleasure
In reco pmenlinE II 10 my trissda
would thank yOu the portrait of Mrs Clsve
snd which viii ach appreciate and Keep a. mcmonto
OF ths good hive derived from your Tonic Re
specuuiJ. MIA MINNIE KIDwELL
EEwYoRK Jan. H. lsss
Phi. BEsT BREWING Co;
GENTLEMEN Your "Tonc is enc of the hest Servines"
have ever used and has ke miracle with Of
my patients tn easss Of inssnnia especially
thAak you for tbs sample bottles and car assure II
fts vzlns my c.se
have u-ed anything which hss suo -n
sults Nerve aad Blood adv its frequently
and have ordered my drugxist hav. u on hasd Very
truly. JULIA H. LOMBARD ND
The Society OF the Ee~fsrk Hospital House Belief $50
chanbcrsst
NEw-YoRg DsG 20. 1887
PHI. BEsr BREWING CO. Milwaukee, VIA.
GRsrLGxEss Permit aeknswieass rsssrpt Of
tAree your Beat" Tonie.
We have gwen th0roseh trial. irnthlnir 10
has bssn hsp TO In uis ssorvaiioa
has stimulates: the appetite and uadanbtsdy eaase IL
sreshfs= sissp.
We shall "a. and sse6anssd t - the
Beet Tsasa sisee slJ ysurs
LIrE l. voS wEDEKfSn NJ ~.
usase suIssUn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-12

thas WHEN ths letA ~ - ssss -"
MI n. vr,ts,, 4. sne bssh Of hss shss TIE
Rspubi,can party at Chicago shall have INC
nert Prss.dsnt Of the Unitsd " 70 esr1 sn I'M
per,si s,sse Of YORK. vii carry the seases - ~
roand IL; and carry those states upon hs p
cip,ss the gspnblisAs party. ssy. " 500 he'p -
And continued appiause-J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-12
=. ether Nation has ever pssspsssa Divsrn'e 'h"a'
k1es have ssewn up


kios have grown uR
CRISIS AT HAND.
N, S>v> ceru~ - q esndision of sdnfrs wsso ~
...r,. vhe No csntrol this Government saa "s" s'
"a 10 the false dsctrsnss Of Calhoun ana ms o"a"
,u,or. sre TO esntin~e 70 rule sni rk sns1 ~ ap.n
~. at amir the sapl,aas and hs mannf~cs nnt the
i.berng ciassss all tine land wiz be .Voseo 20 sAe
-, nt.r sn6,rinx A radical change tn eur arin o.
Sr.-rt.i svst.. Will braF Rrefer iossss. oeIoNe
tn.. @rre cnused or l<te ctvfi war tApsisase
r hsl,exe that thai he proved S1ns ~
q. =. canahle of demonstration ss anythss IN matne
s,,. Ie in Of free trade means sae ever
fhrsw 81 eur Industrial sysana or tSe
Ssrr~a.tsc. at ssoss sugaxed IN then 70 the
evs, 81 ire usderpsld lasarsrs OK Europe can
niiIssns Of people Who have e.:n ,, saa-
ana az vt surn lzhsrus people else where
Nave aver attained to- sbou he pulled down 70 the dead
level 10 the a-s OF hopeless toll asd degrading poverty
Wksa passi ether psvtfsns Of the wsria Aspsuse
The nrospect Is appalling No man can measure me
suffering that IL would Thsve desire 10 i've 10
look upsn IL. e IL something worth making
snv sseriaess prevent An tito face 81
such danger shond put aside
ali petty .aouses and dgat shoulder to shoulder man
90 man " shsuh unite believe II Will unite as
au shsu glorious VICTORY an save
Nation from this psr We saved II before tl'ooa
applause
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-12

That ali there this surplus question The question
s whs, shall 800 0oeeeOi viii dis
GUS that ~ lsngthL wa emily tsis. that We had
<residsDt Seer tsry sf ths Treasury that vsa,d
exercise shs ordinary discretion of business mon.
nov would utilize the money they have 10 the
Treasury TO pay the aebts aud eslestiens Of The
Sovernment tocod bccsase fair thai
holder Of oar Government veed
MN 70 hold xt sous be Of
@ss u up with the that TrsaSnry rscefy
Ing interest
havs sssu. which B, Sefo,, nj this rear
ass A<h IN tAss messo whsh sas OF ySsr banners
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-06-08
H.ne On and Hold Up.

81. PAUL, May 8l.-Martin Reagan. .
lsborer employed by q street grading con-
tractor At Merriam park, came 70 the city
Monday night and got drunk. He missed
the list ttaiH home ahd In wandering
simlessly about u 4 o'clock yesterday
morning found his way into tie engine
room Of the Pioneer Press, where the two
frcsten, Harry Jones and william
O'Brien, were nisaisihs way with the con-
tents of a growler. They wanted tseasan
to drink, which he did. When the beet
was gone they sent him after more, but
he couldn't And q saloon open and came
back without sny. The coal shovelers
were in a iiilarfbte mood sud they threw
a rope about the uns0piistisatea Rea-
gan and prepared to hang him. He 6b.
jected, but was o~verpowered and gagged
and they pulled the rope tauns over q
beam, shutting of his wind. While he
was SUSPENDED in this Way, Reagan as
scrts that one Of tic titet WeHt through
his pockets and secured all his iiiotiey,
amounting to $3.50. Then they let him
down, psstted HIM on the head, told him
he was a good fellow and kicked him out.
He went directly to the central station
and notified the police, and half an hour
latef O'Dricr and Jones were arrested by
Sergt. Switzer. In the pG1icc csnrt yes
terday they pleaded not guilty and were
held In 5000 bail each for a hearing.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-06-08
1enatius.

LONDON, May Si.-tghatids bcnnclly,
of Shakespeare Cryptogram fame left here
last night on his trip TO the north and Ire
land. He will make a brief stay in Ok
ford, where he has been invited to deliver
an address before the students of Oxford
university IN tie. cipher. The statement
that the sale of Duniie]ly's baastk has been
but limited in the United Kingdom Is eth
phatically contradictcd by Messrs. Samp-
son, Low s Co., the publishers of the
volume, who say that they have just
paid Mr.. Donnelly q large sum
out of the profits of the sale
of the work. MI nenpejly has as
courtcously as forcibly met the ctiti-
cisms of the Shakespcrian savants and
his t~rcntise ls regarded as one of the lit
erary wonders Of the time. 1t 10 univer-
sally cHhceied that the author 10 sincere
and that singular RESEARCHES into which
he has been led die worthy at leAst Of
respectful consideration by literary men.
Ingenious riidiiicu!e W the ktsffRRd that Henry
Irvine and other S%hakcsperian sschslars
indulge in it is acknowledged is not the
weapon by which the theory SO carefully
built up by Mr.. Donnelly a be dcmo1-
ishcd. Mr.. Donnelly will make a trip
through the continent before returning to
the United Staten.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-06-08
The queens Birthday.

I,oynov Nav o. -croot ,,ono,,,;,.,
"" ~o-ulca. preparation
nave Dccn made for the celebration of
the queens birthday. Jfcr e-fnatcsty
reached ;icr sixty. ninth vcar last Monday
In, tho ,,.,o, .,n;,a.s.~. sss.:..o, %s'
=" ~ asu"i anniversary ics'lval mas
ncen postponed for various reasons of
state until the close of the week. The
Prince of Wales has returned from the
con,;no,,, and nil, .at.o . as..s.a
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-06-08
Robbere.

NArsavuls, H., May 2o.-David Web.
ater, . bachelorfarmer, nearly 70yers Of age,
10 q we'll known and eccentric character, who
lives In \ misery and solitary on =
farm . few miles from this place.. He is con-
eidered wealthy, and 10 known to have largo
sums Of money In his possession ct times.
Thursday night . couple Of masked burglars
BURT open the door Of his house, and seized
the old maj before he had time %. make any
resistance. They then proceeded to force .
confession Of the place he had his money Gnu
cealed by means Of torture. The old man
was choked and beaten until he became in-
: sensible, but failing by this means to attain
4 .'eir object, the brutes placed a,anacles on
hfs. wrists aud bound him in suSsh q manner
that h. heels were brought close to his head.
and . rol V gag placed IN his mouth. In this
condition ne was carried to his barn, some
disisn.s away, and the robbers returned to
.e,rch tha hou.e. They found only sa7, al
though among; stol>'e of the rubbish in the
house slsrge sum "a concealed. The old
man was fns discovered until nearly noon
Yesterday, when NJ IVES 10 . insenslbie con.
dition aud nearly desd. 1het> Is NO cue 70
The robbers.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-06-08

Musical.

DUBUQUE, May 31.-Thc third annual
musical festival which was inaugurated
in this city today bids fair to be the NEST
brilliant and successful entertainment of
its charaetet aver organized in the west.
Thousands OF people have .Ats,ed sut to
attend the concerts and the sale of Ticket
has been unprecedentedly large. Both ar
tistically and financially the enterprise
cannot fail to prove gratifying to its pro-
motors and those having the spread and
advancement of musical education at
hearta The principal artists taking part
include Miss GrdGe HIT soprano. Miss
Christine Nelson, contralto; MIR. Ckarles
Abcrcrombie. tenor; Mr.. Arthur Atkin-
son, bass and Mr.. Clarence Eddy, the
well known organ vertuoso. The re-
hearsnl wns very largely attended but the
first grand concert will not be given until
tonight: The works to be given are Men
dels0hh's 5rnt5fia .".Elilaalt," 6terndale
Benefits cantata THE May Queei" and
Henry Smart's cantata for female voices
king Rcno's Daughter" besides mis-
%ccllancous selections for one half Of each
of the first and second concerts. The
festival will probably continue for three
days.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-06-08
Skeletons Unearthed.

GRAND Forks, Oak, May 31.-While
workmcn were today digging a trench
for a gas main near the Northern Pacific
depot, they uncarthcd two quite well pre-
served. though rude collins. containing
human skeletons. Not a little curiosity
was created until Billy Budgy and some
of the other early settlers remembered
that some fifteen years ago an unknown
man who froze to death and a stagedriver
were buried in that neighborhood. the
former being buried with his boots on,
which were in a good state of preserva-
ton. and served 10 identify the homes as
being those of the unfortunate stranger
who froze TO death in a strange land.
The Grand Forks creamery is now
ready TO begin the manufacture of butter,
and today started its teams out to gather
cream. The creamery has q capacity of
2 1000 pounds per day, and it Is quite an
accession to the industries Of the city.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-06-08
Divorce Suit,

CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wis, May 81
Judge Clough virtually rendered his de.
cision it the divorce action Of Bingham
against Bingham thls afteraSt;oRR adversely
to the plaintiff, holding open the case.
The defendant in the action is the sonO of
the late ex.Gov. ]. NJ. Bingham. one of
Wistunsin's mast prominent citizens.
The romantic circumstances which led to
the marriage of the. parties, wa Tic
theme of conversation in society in
which they were very prominent in
this city. There had been much
parental opposition to. the proposed
marriage and the t1aiNta8 bad, left
this city for a visit with friends in Micti.
gan when the first news heard was that
she had Joined her lovcrin White Sulphur
Springs, Montana, and been married there
January IA, 1886. The defendant in the
case lad taken uh the life of q cowboy.
The complaint was based on The grettnd
of neglect, failure to support and general
worthlessness.
Mr.. McDt nough, of Eau Claire, pine
land expert. was brought before Judge
Marsh on the charge preferred by hii
divorced wife of threatening to kill hcl
and was bound over to the circuit courl
in the sum of $3.50. Gen. Hollon Rich
ardson, of this city, has been retained al
counsel. . o..
Thomas Gaynor, Of this city, lost 4
valuable two-year-old colt this morning
The animal was valued at $4,000
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-06-08
w. r.. w. A.

CHICAGO, Msy g1:-An Importantmeet-
ing of the Western Railway Weighing
association is in session here today to. con-
slider the question of weighing live stock
for shipment on the roads entering
Chicago. and charging by the actual
weight ittstead Of by the cav load. The
western and northwestern roads have
already agree to put the weighing system
IN operation June 10, next, but
the agreement was conditional on
the approval of all the other lines
interested iii the live stock traffic
between Chicago and the Missouri river.
Some of the roads it is reported now Show
a tendency to block the scheme. If no
unanimous agreement calfsbe reached and
the lines west of the Missouri refuse to
assent TO any change in the present sys-
TEN of charges an effort will be made to
adopt the weighing plan for application
between the Missouri river and Chicago.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-06-08
I.atonta Races.

CINCINNATI, o., May a0.-An unusu
ally large humber Of prominent tepresen-
.atives of the sporting world reached
here yesterday tt, attend the .races on the
L4atonia course winch opened today. The
track has been very greatly improved anu
the number of entcrics more than ordin-
ailly large. The racing program is con
coded to be the best ever yet arranged by
the managers of the association the prizes
larger and iilofe numerous than those ever
before competed for on the course. 1t is
said by an old starter to be rich with
overnight sweepstakes of $50 each half
forfeit and handicap sweepstakes S. each
if not declared, with 800 added to each:
and with 5000, $500 and $500 purses all
we'll conditioned to please the greatest
number of owners and with money SO al
lotted DIS to scUufe the best 1T racing.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-06-08
Terror.

QUlrMAS, Ga, May 3O.-A singular story
Of a~trocity on the part of a husband was
brought out today in the trial of Mort VIM
tcrs, the son Of a prominent planter, for ss-
son. Winters carly developed the character
of a raSc; aud elopcd with Miss Moalie Joyce,
of Fort White, Florida. They have now been
married six years. He inflicted unspeakabsc
inassnitics upon her, and finally when she
quit him M esotc her two children from hcr-
A few nights ago the house IN which Mrs.
Winters lived was burned TO the ground. In
the yard was found a letter addressed to Mrs.
Winters, but not signed, which she at once
recognized as from her husband. In this let
Ter he threatened that he would continue to-
burn MI bosses which would shelter her, n
that he would poison the wells. AS soon as
possible q bench warrant was obtained from
Judge Fort, and the entire nctghborhood
started out In search Of Winters. He was
hunted all day, dogs being put on bis track,
and at night was located in a house, which
WIS surrounded. Seeing no chance to escape:
he gave himself up and was brought to tow
and placed in Jail. His penalty will be life
! Imprisonment.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-06-08

F~trrssuaa, Pa. Nay. 8l.-An adjorrn-
ed. meeting u the Republican convention
of the Twenty.t curth congressional dis
trict 10 called to take place here today,
when the convention originally assembled
q deadlock arose over;the choice Of a.!del-
|egate to attend the Chicago convention
ard SITTER afty-four ballots had been taken
without my practical result, and all
further efforts to break the deadlock ap-
pearing futile, NO other alternative per
|sented itself but Temporary sd5o urn.
ment. Nh not even an assrrsd thl.ne
that the Convention will teacsemblA
today although q fE~ ~HteHHinay 'est-
cuses are being held. The tpfKjOn has
obtained currency that the c~cisveetton
will not assemble until after the Chfessto
contention when 1t will endeavor to nomt
nate q Candidate for congress. in this
event 1t is freely said that Mr.. Won. Bonn
horst will be tho only national delegate
from the district. He is q strong Blaine
man and has expressed himself for 6her.
man fer sesend choice:
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-06-08
The Printer.

WAsHlNuloa, May .s.-Col. D. A. Gros-
vcnor, member of the employment committee
of the G. A. r., testified today before the
house committee on printing regarding the
employment of soldiers, sailors and orphans
of soldiers or sailors by the government print.
ing Office. Col. Grosvcnor was asked II the
assurances made by Benedict to Representa-
tivcs OF the q. A. II. that the law cxempting
this class of employees from discharge had
been kept. He said 1t had not been kept, but
that the reverse Of this was the case. Col.
GrOsvenor further said that he had visited
the government printing Office frequently Of
lat. tn the interest of the comrades of the G.
A. r., and that 1t had always seemed to him
to be the most difficult bureau Of the govern.
mcnt the g. A. r. had to deal with and whcre
they could expect tho least help.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-06-08
philosophical.

PORTLAND, Ore, May se.-The mem
bers of the Rcligio-philosophical organ
ization known as soul communicates will
hold q special meeting here today tocom-
plcte arrangements for the holding of the
second universal or whole world soul
communion observances to take place to-
morrow. The sbservances will be by
all adherents to the sect stimuli
taneously uniting for thirty min
utes tho exact time now being we'll
understood in all the national capitals in
invoking universal peace and an ontpour-
ing Of spiritual light. The first Of tho
series Of. these monthly soul communions
was held on August 27 last, and the reg
ular participants. including all faiths and
races are now estimated at over q million,
with an increase of thousands monthly.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-06-08
Decoration Day.

NEW YORK. May 3O.-Decoration Day
was finely celebrated. The parade of
Grand Army men was extensive and was
witnessed by q great throng. There was
u fine floral display at the cemeteries.
CHICAGO, May 3O.-Decoration Day
was observed here by a general suspen-
sion of business. and parade by Grand
Army posts, police and fire department
BROOKLYN. May 30.-The display was
the srandest ever witnessed here on Dec
Grafton Day. President Cleveland re-
viewed the parade of the G. A. II. Posts.