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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-03
pAWxBROHEaS.

DIcHMoNDLoAN OFFICE. ~
No. 20 NORTH NINTH STREET.. % q
makes LIBERAL ADVANCES on DIAMONDS.
WATCHES, JEwELKY. siLyEkwARE. GUNS,
PISTOLS, CLOTHING, &C, In sums rom 81 -
1900 All transactions strictly confidential
RICHMOND LOAN OFFICE
40 Ninth street, between Broad aud Srsce
40 3-tApIi bAChhAth.
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EAEKETs RY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, April ACTION easy; sales. a.
bales; uplands exc; Orleans, I0c.; net re-
copts. 6.l63 bales; eXportS--to Great Britain.
1921 bales; 70 the Continent, go bales; stock,
81 qs5 bales. Wheat-CGsh neglected. broke &c,
leaving of heavy at the bottom: speculation
very tame; No. cred, April, 89Aa 90c. May, s94s
80 l-l6c. Corn-Cash X G2c. higher; options
strong early, but later weakened and closed
heavy and dull; No. 2, April, G5c.; Nay, 6lAa
62Ac. Oats-Cash ARkc. better: options wes<
No. .. April, 38Ha3s &C: May, Sf,e3sAc.; No.
2 spot, IS {a39c Hops steady. Cofiee-Fair Rio
arm 81 SlLS5; options nrm, with 4oseo points
advance; No. Rio April, till0aslL55: May,
Sll.15at1i.45; June. sliafll8a Sugar dull and
unchanged; refined quiet holssses steady.
Rice steady and quiet Petroleum easier; re-
fined nc. at all ports. CotiOn-seed oil, 33c. for
crude; SOC. Cor refined. Tallow Arm az 4l.c
Kosin steady at tL22HaSl.sa Turpentine dull al
4Oc. Eggs heavy aud lover; southern, isa2Oc.
Hides quiet and steadily held. Wool steady and
quiet. Pork firm and moderately active; mess,
Si4aSiA50 for old. tI4.5OaSi5 for new. Beef duh.
Cut-meats FIRM Picked bellies, 7Ac. hiddles
neglected. Lard dull western steam, IS; May
and June, f7Gag.sS. Freights dull
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, April Cash quotations we're
Flour steady and unchanged. No. 2 spripg
wheat 2s.a75}.c. No ? red, SIC. No. 9 corn
5Ot &C. No. oats, q q as0kc. hess-pork, s1830s
fl335. Lard, s7.5A Short-rib sides, s7aSlO5
shoulders, s7.05at7.06; shorl-clear sides, $500
S.h Whiskey, Ills.
fuFn
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syrNINa rRoaRAMME-s:15 o.cIock ?. "

/. Overture, "Tannhauscr,n Wagner Gil
morc's Band. 2 Fre9ch horn Quartotte. Como
Who're Ny Love Lies Dreaming lf0s'erl 3.
s0nc of the 1oreedor. (from Carmen SiRnor
Tagliapistra. T. Nocturne Rollgeuse. Tho Lac,
nope" lGottschalkJ GilmOreis Band. 9. Solo
soprano. LOl Hoar the Gentle Lark Bishop,
Madame Annie Louise Tanner, fiute 0bigst0 b.
Mr. Frederick Lax. 6. Tuba solo. "Polka Ec-
ceutrique,n by Mr.. John Baseler. u Richmond,
W.. with full band accompanying :. 1.-The
Rdo Of the Walkurcs,n (WagnerJ Gilmore's
Band. Z. Duet. from Lucia di LamermoOr.
"Sulla TOmua,n D0niZetii.) SguOriua Carlotta
and Mr. Charles Turner o Overture. " ilham
TeUn (ROssini) Gilmores Band 10. COrnoi
solo, RENE m brsnce Of switzerland" diberati,l
S.gnor Li1erati. II. NOrseaux de salon, "Valae
Caprice" (Rubeustein,) Gilmore's Band. ~
Quartette from Rigolet'0, "Bslla FieliR Bcn
Amoren Nerdi) signorina Carlotta, Mile
Helene Ncllini. Messrs. Turner and lagliapietra.
IT, Quadrlie OF al Nations CJulien.) Gnm0re's
Band, with anyils and cannon accompaniment.
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THE RICHMOND DISpATCH--TUEsDAY APRIL g. 1885,

Myers, lawyer, who lived in the house at
the corner Of Broad and Twelfth streets
now occupied by Judge Crump.
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PoRroF NRTPoR-Egws. April > isi
by telegraph
AkRIgEp aara lgr.

ARRIyED na lSr.
Schoopors u. O. Damn. ShaileR. Providence.
T. Randan, Rssrhaii, Providence: Pocah0n;ss,
Phiups, Pro7idsnse, J J. liasbruck, 1homp-
sou. Bostop; 4. y. Oaisn, Tole, New York; ".
II. Bailey, Pesrro, New YORK; j. N. Brown.
Brown, New York.
ARRIVED THE %.
Steamship Allegheny, Taylor. Providence, and
sailed for West Point
steamship Ashdell, Main, Phila lelphiA
Steamship seneca Walker, New 4 ork. aud
sailed fer Nav York.
Schooner II. b. ogden. Harrington, Now York.
Schooner A. Il. Cstnerall, smith, fhiladel-
phia.
sAILEn.
Steamship Eflcient. Harris. Genoa. coaled.
Steamship Gothehburg City, Hauison, san
Fernando, coaled.
Schooner F. Harrington, Kent, Boston, coal.
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PERSONAL.

RICHMOND, Va, March q, issS
I HAVE THIS DAY QUALIFIED
Il as administrator on the estate 81 hrA. JENNA
=. VIAL deceased. All persons having accounts
against the estate Will present hem for pay
ment, and those indebted W he estate VII come
forward prepared " settle tho same.
BURWELL Z. EAyES,
ap l-3t' Administrator.
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CHICAGO
ures ranged
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. Nd. April 2-Cotton steady;
middling. Loo. Flour steady and fairly active
Howsrt-street and western super, f2NaS2.75
do. extra, t3ass75 do family, ttesi50; city mills
super, S2Tas2.6O; do. extra, t3asA75; DO. Rio
brands, s4.60asA,5; Patapsco superlative patent,
$3.50: do. family, t5ia Wheat-southern steady
red, 9ia94c.: amber, slaD6c.; western higher and
dull: No. 2 winter rod, spot, s5Ac bid; April,
oSaS8A; May, SsAas9 &C.; June, s9aS9Nc. Corn
southern steady and irm white. S7aSsc. yellow,
55a59c. western higher and dun mixed, spot,
5Sk a5skc.; May, $aa59c. Oats arm; southern
and Pennsylvania, SSaiic: western white, ia
42c. western mixed. SSaS9c. Rye drm az 6Sss3c.
Hay arm aud fairly active; prime tochoiee west
ern, Sl4aflA50 Provisions easier and quiet
Bulk Observation-Disclosures and clogr-rib sides.
packed, z aud ~. Bacon shoulders, ~ sskc.;
clear-rio sides, exc; hams. isai2k. Lart-ke-
fined, sac. Butter arm; western packed, lisa
Qlc.; creamery, e5aSic. Eggs steady q. isaissc,
Petroleum steady; refined, TIC. Coffee nonaE
nally urn; hio cargoos, ordinary 70 fair. iSAa
Ike. Sugar steady; a soft. exc.; copper-rv-
fined firm at i5ai6o. Whiskey seaiy ~ si.eia
fl.2a freights IN Liverpool per steamer dai,
cotton. Lied; nour. per ton. Ia; grain, va.
ST. LOUIS
ST. Louis, April s-FioQr steady and I'M
changed. Wheat opened nrfa closed ae. ABOVE
saturday; No rcd, cash. wAAdSc Nay:
s0J.ssiAa Corn higher; cash sale " WYNN
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mARIxE rsfELIIsxNcE.
PORT OF RIcHMoSp. AP
ARRKHkn-

Steamer Old Dommisn, Couch. New YORK,
merchandise and passengers, G.. W.Al0n & Co..
agenta
steamer GoldsboroI ----, Philadelphia. mer-
chandiso AM psssengo j. W. AcS2rrick,
agent
Schooner Larrio CObh Cobb, Woods Han,
guanO; W. u, Curtis, agent
Schooner Atau Of tllS Midst. NILS, Ciaremoni,
lumber; Shepherd g Ai1eL
SAILED.
Steamer ArioI DeyN ND1folk. United Stsios
mail, merchandise. aud .qa8sengors. l. b. IAtln.
agent
Schooner A. +. Crockeas. Th0rndike. Perth AM
boy. railroad uss, = (. Leaks. ~, y COZ vessel
Curtis &RarkeE
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LIME. CEmESr, PLAsrER. SO.

NOyA-SCOTIA LAND PLASTER.
~ the cheapest fertilizer known. For clover.
tiaothy, corn, and tobacco plants II eaanot Do
eaualled IL Is worthless unless fresh ground-
have ne only mIil 10 tbs city, and grind frosh AZ
ordered WARNER AoOkK,
Lime, Plaster. Cement, L2shE, &c,
foot os Seventeenth street ShdSkos NkllA
tall
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GENERAL NOTES,
fillmore. Conrerts.

Mr.. Gilmores matinee programme has
been selected with especial care to enable
those who cannot attend the evening
concert to enjoy one in every respect
the equal Of it. The fact that the price
for choice reserved seats is so much less
will be hailed with delight 10y hundreds
who cannot afford to pay 81. The fol-
lowing programme will be rendered.
/. Overture, "Robespieue," tlitald) Gilmore's
Band. 3 The Lost Chord louilyanJ Alle
Helene Mellini. g. "Rondo Cupriccioso.n (Nen-
dcl4-0hu) Gilmore's Band. l. "RomsnZa p
(LlenuergJ Gilmore's Band. o. "Culus AMI
man," Gfabat Mstrr) Mr. Charles Turner O..
Flute solo "The Witches Dance Paganinl,l
SIR. Fred. Lax. z. "RhapSo1.e Hongroisc,' GO.
2 List, Gilmore's Band. 2. Cornet solo, Fan
TASTE Loheugrin,' tWagnerD Signor LiberaH g.
Scona et Arie, from Mgoletto, sgnorina Csrlo.ta.
TO- Trombone quartotte, "soldler5 Ch0ru s.,
Faust.) with full band In tnak II. Carnival
Of Venice Opagaulni3 Gilmoros Band. u. Fo-
cal quartz tie, GOOD NigLLn (Marth3J MaIame
Tanner, Mile Meilni, Messrs. Turner and Tag
l'apietra. r. "U Trovatore," introducing "The
Anvil Chorus" Gilmore's Band, with anvil and
cannon.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-03-15
FIRES AND CASUALTIES.

On Saturday, Indiana and Tennessee
were visited by severe storms, destroying
much property.
INa oonhagTation at Springfield, Mass,
by which the Daily Union building was
consumed, several lives were lost.
The Rush University, college for col
ored youth, located at Holly Springs,
Miss, has been destroyed by fire.
THE Union FIGURING Mills of Faxon,
Williams i Faxon at Dstroit, Mich, was
damaged by fire to tho amount OF $31 eco.
A SEVERE SHOCK of earthquake was felt
at Pasadena, Cal, at S o'clock recently.
Buildings were shaken but no damage
resulted.
THE fire losses IN the United States and
Canada for February wore $l1 ,213 800,
being about S4,000,000 above the average
February loss for thirteen years.
PLFURo, PNEUMONIA hes broken out
among the cattle in Middlesex county, N.
J., and infected herds are being destroyed
by order Of the state authorities IS a pre-
cautionary measure.
The prolonged strike or dead-loc in
the cigar factories of New York and vi
entity is beginaing to have a serious
effect on the trade.
THE explosion OF can of paraffine in
the loft of an electrical and telegra pliers
suppy-house in New York, caused a fire
loss of over 100000.
FIRE at Harrisburg, ILL.,, destroyed
eleven business houses and fva dwellings,,
with a total loss of $4,000 dollars; insur-
ance, $4,000. The town had 40 fire en-
gines.
FIRE has destroyed the Methodist Uni
versity at Mitchell, D. T.. Ten persons
jumped from widows. One died in
two hours, three are believed to be fatally
hurt, and six others were badly wounded.
The financial loss is $4,000, and the in
surance aggregates $500.
AN explosion of a large quantity of
stored dynamite cartridges and nitro
gIycerine near Richmond, Ind, shook
the earth for miles in every direction.
Where the bailding stood in which the
explosives were stored there is now moth
ing but hole twenty feet deep. The
man in charge of the store has utterly
disappeared, being blown out of exist
ence.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-03-15
CRIME.
business.

THE County Treasurer of Marion Coun-
ty, Ohio, seems to be short about $4,000.
He has been arrested.
ALLEN o. MEYERS, involved in the tally
sheet forgeries at Columbus, Ohio, has
disappeared.
CLARKE wanted in Texas for murder
committed IN Wise county, Tex, three
years ago, has been arrested at Los
Angeles, Gal.
STAIN and Cromwell, charged with kill
ing and robbing Cashier Barron, at Ban
COR, Me-, were found guilty of murder in
the second degree.
MICHARL Fox was arrested in San Fran
cisco, Gal, Wednesday, for forgeries
committed in Durand, ILL.,, five years ago.
de is also charged with bigamy. he will
be brought back TO Illinois.
THE Jury in the Foster murder case,
on trial at Bedford, Taylor county, iowa,
brought in verdict of murder in the
first degree, with the penalty of death.
March Is, 1889, is fixed as the day for the
execution.
THE jury in the case of James w. Sykes
charged with Issuing false warehouse re-
ceipts, returned a verdict of guilty and
fixed his puniihment at three years in
the penjtentIary. On former trial the
jury disagreed.
MACY WARNER was hanged Friday fore
noon at Jeff 7rsopviile, Ind. During the
night be joked and laughed with the
guards, and before being placed on the
crop said he was prepared TO die, and the
sooner the better. In his speech from the
scoffoId he warned those present to
abstain from drink.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-03-15

The soldiers have taken the oath of al
legiance TO the new emperor. The court,
at BelIn, has gone into mourning for
three months.
IN a collision between the British
barque Tasmania, and the British ship
City of Corinth the latter was sunk It
is believed % lives were lost.
The shipment of freight by the sub
sidized Black Sea Steamship Company
has been sus pended, and orders have been
given to Immediately fit out the steamers
of the line for war purposes.
TWENTY more lives are reported to
have been lost by Alpine avalanches.
Over 200 dead bodies of victims of avail
anches in the italian Alps are reported to
have been recently recovered.
HEAVY snow-storms are impeding
travel and traffic in Northern Europe,
and violent and protracted sandstone
is having a similar effect in Egypt.
THERE is report from St Petersburg
| to the effect that Prince Ferdinand, of
| Bulgaria, contemplate5 issuing a mani
festo declaring Bulgaria Kingdom and
calling upon the people to crown him as
their King.
| The Government Ministry of Brazil
contemplates the introduction of bill at
the coming session of the National Legis
lation for the absolute abolition Of slave
ry in the Empire.
AN imperial decree, which was signed
| November II, was promulgated to-day
1t provides for the represents ton Of the
emperor and king by Prince William in
the discharge of the current government
| business.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-03-15

orial of leading wool manufacturers and
growers asking legislation to protect
the wool interests. A petition was
presented against the reduction of
the duty on lumber ana salt. Sen.
Evarts introduced a bill which pro
vldes for the settlement of the debt ST
the Central Pacific railroad company. 1t
is the Huntington bill. The motion
to refer the presidents message was
taken up and Sen. ColqQitt ad-
dressed the senate. The message, he
said, had had profound impression at
home and abroad and received the hearty
endorsement of wise and iudicious men
everywhere. He predicted trium plant
election of President Cleveland. Sen.
Dolph addressed the senate on the
same subject. He would use the sur
plus as far as necessary in the improve
ment of rivers and harbors, in the con-
structlon Of coast defenses and IN the
continued liquidation of the public debt.
de declared the measure proposed by the
committee on ways and means threatened
WITH destruction every leading industry
of the Pacific coast.
Householder call of the states a large
number of bills and resolutions were
introduced and referred, among them
the following: To provide for settle
meDt of the debt OF of the Central Pacific
railway company. Huntington bin.)
Directing the committee or agriculture
to inquire into the expediency of prohib
iting tho sale of compounds as pure lard
Relating to tariff and international
taxation. (Randsn's billy Providing
for commission to investigate trusts
and for the repeal of all tariff
Oh all industries belonging to trusts
The house proceeded 10 the considera.
ton Of District of Colum bia business and
soon adjourned
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-03-15
THE INTERNAL REVENUE BILL.
To Take the Taxes Off Tobacco.


WASHINGTON, March 6.-The Demo
cratic majority of the Ways and Means
Committee to-day submitted to the full
committee the internal revenue bill, the
text of which is as follows:
SECTION l. That on and after the first
day of July, 1888, all taxes on manufact-
ured chewing tobacco, smoking tobacco
and snuff, all special taxes upon manu-
facturers Of and dealers in said articles
and all taxes upon wholesale and retail
dealers in leaf tobacco be and are hareby
repealed; Provided, that there shall be
allowed a drawback or rebate of the full
amount Of tax on ell original and IN
broken factory packages of smoking AID
manufactured tobacco and snuff held By
manufacturers or dealers on said first day
of July, if claim therefor shall be presen-
ted 20 the Commissioner Of Internal Rev
enue prior to the first day of September,
1888, and not otherwise. No claim shall
be allowed and no drawback shall be paid
for an amount less than s.. 1t shall be
the duty of the Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue, with the approval Of the Score
tary OF the Treasury, TO adopt such rules
and regulations and TO prescribe and
furnish such blanks and forms as may
be necessary to carry this section into
effect.
SEC. 2. That On and after the first day
OF July, 1888, manufacturers of cigars
shall each pay q special tax Of So annual
ly, and dealers in tobacco shall each pay
q special tax Of 81 annually. Every per
son whose business it is 30 sell Or to offer
cigars, cheroots, or cigarettes, shall, on
and after the first day of May, 1888, be
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-03-15
THE EMPEROR is DEAD.
The Great Ruler Passed Peacefully
Away at $50 Friday Morning.
President. CT eveland Sends Coincidence
Messages of Sympathy Pour in.
PASSED TO THE BEYOND.
Kaiser Williams Disease and Death.

Kaiser Williams Disease and Death.
BERLIN March AT $50 O'Clock this
morning death relieved Prince William
of his sufferings. His real aliment was
renal calculus, which is the cruelest kind
of kidney disease. In the emperor's
case it was complicated with dysentery
and inflammation of the eyes. with terrible
pains in the kidneys. The venerable
monarch, to escape these pains, took
morphia, and in the deep stupor in which
he lay Yesterday afternoon, is asoribed to
this. During the last few hours of his
life the emperor suffered no pain, and
death came peacefully. The remains
laid during the day on the bed
on which he died. The body
is surrounded with candles. The
expression of the face is extremely peace
full and placid. Divine services will be
held in the mortuary chamber tomorrow.
The new king will assume the title OF
Frederick III.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-03-15

suffering in a severe degree from the
same peculiar disease which carried off
the late King of Prussia after rending
him completely insane during the last
few years of his reign. The technical
name of the disease from which the
young prince is suffering is s'otitis media
and the only known remedy consists of a
never-ending succession of assesses in
that part of the ear situated between the
tympanum and the base of the brain.
In the event of the death of the en-
peror, of his son the crown prince and
OF the crown princes son William, the
son of young Prince William himself,
who is only four years of age, would be
next IN succession, and the question of a
regency Hnder Queen Vietoria's oldest
daughter would arise within the German
empire. There is not member OF the
imperial family who would be fit to IN
dertake the regency if the crown princess
were left out of consideration. The
question of the regency is further com
plicated by the inevitable disappearance
from the political arena before many
years HAYS elapsed of Prince Bismarck,
whose failing health will scarcely admit
of his long surviving the emperor. He
leaves no one take his place.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-03-15
WASHINGTON.

RANDALL's tariff bill will reduce the rev.
enue $50,0OO,000 half to come from inter-
nal revenue.
! JOSEPH ALLARD, Of Wisconsin, has been
appointed special agent of the general
land Office.
GEN. BRAGG will take up the CONNER
cial relations with Mexico, with view OF
negotiating a new treaty.
| REPRESENTATIVE Gest, of Illinois, has
prepared Tor introduction bill appro-
priating $250,G00, for a public building
at Rock Island.
TIE house committee on commerce, by
g vote of to 6, has authorized a favor
able report on Raynor's bill for system
Of postal telegraphy.
THE following nominations have been
confirmed: Moses j. Liddel!, of Louis
lana, associate Justice of the supreme
court of Montana, z. G. Spilman, register
of the land Office at Devils Lake, OAK.
The President has sent to the senate
the following nominations: John Lee
logan, of New York, to be Associate
Justice Of the Supreme Court of Idaho;
Charles G. Jones, of Nebraska, to be
Register OF the Land Office at Neigh,
Neb Rev. John E. Dolphin, of Minis
sofa. to be Post Chaplain, and George
f. Hollis, of Massachusetts, to be United
States Consul at Cape Town.
In answer to Perkins resolution
Of inquiry into the alleged COM
plaints prevailing in the west against
the present unsatisfactory mail ser
vice, the postmaster general to day
sent to the house a communication in
which Re says careful inquiry and close
examu -.tion Of the com plants made
from time as to the service in Kansas
and generally in the region west of the
Mississippi fails 30 disclose any tenable
ground tor com plant.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-03-15
FOREIGN.

WIZ, BLUNT has been released from
Tullamoro Jail.
TURKEY will declare Prince Ferdinand
usurper in Bulgaria.
The bodies of over 200 victims of the
recent avalanches in Italian Alps have
been recovered.
The Russian admiralty proposes to in
crease the Baltic and Black sea marine
forces from 10000 to "A, 0G6 men.
By Queen Victoria's orders, no intoxi-
eating liquors will IN the future be allow
ed on the premises of the peoples palace,
in London.
A VIOLENT san5-storm has been raging
in Egypt the past three days. The Suez
Canal traffic was stopped.
BoULANGER hegs his friends not
TO waste their votes in attempting to elect
him TO a position which he cannot &C
cept.
THE accession Of Frederick William
to the imperial throne tends TO strength
en- the hopes that peace will be main
tanned.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-03-15
Which Was Itg Bacon or Shakespeare

The authorship of the dramatic productions
attributed to the last Of the above named is agf-
tating literary circles to the very centre, but af
fects the practical masses far less than the mo
mentous question, how to regain or preserve
health, that essential Of bodily and metal activ
ity, business success and the pursuit OF happi-
ness" We can throw far more light on tbs
latter subject than the most profound shakes
perian can on the question first propodnded IL
the system is depleted the nerves shaky; If indi-
geStion or constipation bothers one at times or
constantly; if the skio is yellog and tongue
furred as in biIiousDesS; If there are prernonI-
tory twinges or on-coming rheumatism or ne1I-
ralgia; if the kidneys are inactve-use Hostel
Stomach Bitters. the finest recuperant of an age
prolific in beneficial and successful ramed es
Remember, If malaria threatens or affiicts thai
it neutraiizes the poison and fortfes the system.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-03-15
IN GENERAL.
MURDER IN WISCONSIN.

A Palmyra Farmer Who is Found Desperately
Wounded Survives Long Enough to Fix the
Crime on His Wife.
A SPECIAL from Palmyra, Wis, says
that Martin Steinhauser, a farmer resid-
ing fwo miles south of that place was
found in a dying condition on the floor
Of his house with bullet wound in his
head and other serious wounds, evidently
inflicted with a sharp instrument Mrs.
Steinhauser reported that the deed was
committed by burglars, but before the
victim died he said his wife shot him in
order 70 get him out of her way. The
Sheriff vi arrest Mrs. Steinhauser and
it is probable that a man living in the
nelghbcrhood will also be apprehend ed
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-03-15
IN SPORTING CIRCLES.

Capt. Mckenzie, the chan ion chess
player, reached New York from Havana,
Wednesday, on the steamer San Marcos.
a polo team from the Casino rink,
Chicago, was beaten by the Lakeside
team, OF Racine, at that city; score 3 to
2
The American association umpires have
arranged a regular schedule for 1888.
McQuid will travel 10,369 miles during
the season; Ferguson, 1920; Doescher,
$40; Gaffney, 8,430.
The Chicago veterans defeated the colts
at Hot Spring By score of IA TO 2. All
the new pitchers, Krock, Clark and Bryn-
an were batted very hard, but Krock was
punished the most.