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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01
SCIENTIFIC SoUlHS.

Self massage for the cure Of dyspepsia Il a
new notion.
Wine is now aged By electricity. the wine
by this means acquiring all the bouquet OF
old wine
It is reported that the storage batteries on
thu Brussels tramway have deteriorated 80
that the cost is increased to nearly II cents
per car mile, as against 10 cent? for horse
power.
The omnipresent Hicrobc has been detected
In boils This discovery shows that the
method of poulticing is wrong, as the heat
and moisture aic the development Of the mi
crobe. An antiseptic treatment is best
It is a curious fact that fat hog may kill
and eat a rattlesnake with IMMUNITY, for the
reason that the snake drives its fang into the
fat, but does not reach the blood vessels A
thin hog has no such shield and must beware.
Al agent Of the forestry department. Mr..
Farris, has reached the conclusion that the
rings on trees ere not an accurate record Of
the age Of the tree Mr. Farris has found
twelve rings in trees only years old, FIVE in
those years old, and eleven in those of only
years.
Pyrofrscine, the new tanning agent, IS OBJ
tanned by digesting coal tar with caustic
soda at boil, and neutralizing the resulting
liquor with hydrochloric acid The inventor
claims it is only haE as costly as the bark
process and from 90 to 50 per cent cheaper
than the alum process.
According to an English authority, the
world consumes annually 650,00o tons of
of yy-ina of
represents a value of $3.50, coo goo Jamaica
grows the best coffee; next in order come
Ceylon and East India, Java Brazil, Costa
RIGA and the other Central American states
Java produces the largest crop.
A correspondent of The English Mechanic
saws: 81 once asked foreman in a well
known bell foundry whether putting silver
in a melting pot was OF advantage He re-
piled Of great advantage-tc the founder, as
The silver sinks to the bottom; the founder
pours off the copper and tin and when the
silver has cooled, puts it in his pocket"
A Boston genius has been estimating the
candle power OF the moon. By comparison
with an electric lamp of 400 candle power at
& certain distance he finds the light of the
moon to be 1874 ,G0o, 00c, 0oO, 600, 600 This, he
calculates is about the number of candles,
placed one-halt inch apart, it would take 10
cover oue-half the surface of the moon
In a recent Chinese procession at San Fran
cisco there was great dragon in effigy which
was manipulated by electricity. On pressing
q button the current caused the huge jaws of
the monster to fly open, displaying frightful
fangs and forked tongues darting fire. An
other series OF wires produced frightful con-
tortions and emitted sheets Of fire from the
nostriiS
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01
The Eagle
JONATHAN CHACE.

R@-eIected United Slater Senator Hoih
Rhode Island
> The Hon. Jonathan Chacs, who has JUST
haen chosen for a second term as Unl1ed
States senator fron Rhode Island, won quite
a reputation in the house for snort, lnc2slYe
speeches on business questions His speech
during the tariff debate in the spring OF loS'
was especially effective IN setting ferth the
arguments in favor OF the Morrill, tariff IN
brief and clear paragraphs; and his explena-
nation Of the provisions Of any bin he cham
piorss is always plain and explicit. He is not
an oratcn, but is one Of the most effective
workers in congress
He was born July g, 1929, at Fall River,
Mass. where he received an academic edIca-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01
Hired Chairs in Hyde rark.

T,ere ara thousands OF chairs IN HYDE
park, London. which can be hired Tor a
penny essch, and their history is 81 interest
hns one Il dates back 70 shortly after tie
h<st.ae of Waterloo, when Sd English general,
w,o bad dope good service. found himself re-
Iced TO extreme poverty. The government
I that day acknowledged his past sery ICES by
-T,srting him AID his heirs forever the right
of lsering on hire chairs in Hyde park. The
,7srsral gathered has resources and started
lfIyis, 100 chairs. There are now over =, GO
cha rs. the income from them amounting &C
over $4,000 yeor.-!.ondon Letter.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01

The hide tanning factory Is doing well in
Sr-,ishvineA Is would be a good idea 70 t-y 10
Oh some Of TIE small boys about town
We are il receipt OF valuable cook en-
titled. How 70 Build HOUSE But how 20
pay the rent on the one we're In Is what Is
eotheTiaG Is inst now.
When our choir sings '-I Would Not Live
Away every man il the congregation
with ona hand on his hat and tbs other
vaguely feeling for his Umbrella. shouts in
cacrus, Il asa not TO stay.T-Lee County
asal News
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01


lion; and at an
early age went into
cotton ulanufSctur-
Ing, in which he is
ELL engaged. As
an original anti
slsvery man he
Bcted from the first
with tho Repub-
fican party: but he
took no prominent
part in politics till
1876, when he was
elected TO the state
Senate. lie vas re-
pleS.fa6 il fST. lie
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01

transference Of Mr.
Charles II. Jones
from The Jackson
vile tFla) Times
Union to The Mis-
souri, Republican
(St. LoUis), Of
which paper he
was recently made
editoT in c hief.
6inultaneo usly
with the accession
Of Mr.. Jones to the
editorial force Of.
the paper a new
e IN pany was
formed, and the
familiar name Of
Republican was eZ-
rhanra6 FOR Illf Of
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01
A Dust item.

"r~aske,i speculative youngste-, was
I made Of dustg'
Certainly. my son. we ell vera
Just common road dust Ike ehao ragged
boy out thereF
~ rs, admitted TIE puzzled father; ''Just
the same Why Go you ask"
GA. thought maybe as / was such q nice
little boy might be made OF diamond dust y
-DeToit Free Press
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01

EnIa-Thars pretty Few Olivia chair
yO1>ve got there, Nary
Nary-Why 10 you ycu cal it "OhviaF
! thought il YVES Wakefield rattan.
EmHA-So Is IS, wicker Of Wakefield
They call +: Olivia now. you kaow.-EAr>
YARD LrDoan
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01
She Isn't His Bride.

"Marv, VIII you marry nef'
NO. George, / cannot
DO you'd you love enotherT
NO. but can never be your wife. saw
you Grnpiring that game Of ball YESTERDAY,
and cannot give uly heart &c q man who
WI. cal man GU. on strI@es when hs oagnt
10 hare lis oase On oaIlk-Lloolu Journal
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01

nith this paper in various capacities. at home
snd abroad, for more than twenty years
Mr Knapp rade an eGviablo reputation as
Washington correspondent during the three
years Of Cleveland's administration, and was
recalled only 80 be advanced to q higher po-
sition on the paper. he was delegate 70
the recent convention, and was chairman Of
the press committee.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01
No. ca,ofcrtsn- Assurance.

4 little girl while or a visit 20 her grand.
mother had bean seriously u. and. as she
grew better. was spoken Of as convalescen..
Thinking it would be very smart 20 use
hong word. sac wrote home: "Dear u,aruma,
am happy 70 say that / am convaisIve7-
yourS Esc2sA
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01

kr-NnAH

country we present pictures Of the bTSve
T>a Ketcha-ll, the baErs Camastcr who got
his mortal wound in combat with tse rob
bars, asd OF Express Messenger Zimmerman,
WIS took part in the defense. bat Was not
badly in iured The engineer ErappleG with
one of the robb5rs and threw him tron tbs
trsia
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01

Republic. Nj. Jones IS a pleasant faced,
middle aged gentleman, who. as shown by
the accompanying portrait, wears fun
beard That he is q stirring newspaper man
was shown by the enterprise displayed On
the part of The Republic during the ua-
bional Democratic convention.
Charles ". Knapp, president Of the COM
pany publishing The Republic, was born IN
St. Louis. He wss educated and graduated
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01

Al East Nareba-n fisherman recently
caught st the AgawsEs river weir, between
sunrise and sunset, with & dip nef. 5000 her
r.n-, 20 barreas. worth s. barrel n The
boston market as halt for 6eep SEA hShIrE
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01
The Ohio Train Robbery.

R5bhing railroad trains does not seem such
3 very improbable crime IN the pralries and
IN the mountain de6les Of the far west, but
the recent robbery and murder in the e.
IRENE southwestern corner OF Ohio, in mar
row valley gri,iroaed by railroads and thi2A-
BET with villages. has naturally startled the
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01

strawberry u scientifically described ~
- pu1py pe-1carp without valves We IA
ways supposed saev cad soes Of valves. end
that saoss valves we're elo~ed @aen quart
Of them we're crowded into pint nox.-l,s
EoS: Free PreA
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01
Oufeefnx.

4 little Burlington girl persisted In singing
while her grandfather WIS raS.g nis pap
She explained THAI she sas Tying 10 SzS
grandpa S nese 70 sleep
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01

az the St Louis
university in 1850,
receiving the de-
gree OF \. B. Two
years later the Uni
versity Of Ken
tucky conferred
upon him the do
gree of LII s.,
and the same year
be received the Dc
gree of A IL st the
ST. Louis Univer-
sitv. he Is well
knO wn Il d on 2
newspaper men OF
the country. having
/ e G II connected
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01

The-s i c,unp Of thirty orange tree
near i-akelacd, Fla. that yles4s aL1ti&l- :
over s5VV oranges.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01
TIE MISSOURI REPUBLIC.

Tine Name Given The Republican ca Other
Days.
Among tho most important newspaper
Il. L. IL. LIZ
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01

Omaha Man-rnis contribution boz q for
catrlos5c Subscriptions 20 tcs fund 20 csse-
orase Fourth OF July
P6iladesoniaa-l wocE sdi nv r.se- b1. /
Rave already csss-ihed o rhe Shi.A1s!pt.a
fund 20 bay cunr@ for tEs s0xr-A-
Omaha Gaa-I-rE1bss
PfsilaeeiphlAn-YeA ws-s going % csae-
ora-s tnk year
Omaha AzD-B1t voz sasd c-wrhss
PEI.zcAs psizr-Y Yes ~ers So4ng 20 s.. osn
cur frunt stocT< enc save Gas, yuu knc-.
and g adj u t5s E4lArtty q tbs occassoa -s
intend &c pvoTade ten tens CT GaEnx 70 nsaks
.oe syA-ross swsssx
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01
ASTRONOMICAL TlOsiTS.

Tie highest gasrononic authorities now
preach for variety In food In the interest Of
health
In the matter Of gastronornic economy
there are families IN the world equal to the
French
Sometimes the riches: Americans when
travelling VIII insist upon having pie fer
breakfast
They say the only men who hstitually ca:
Irish stew IL restaurants are those WHO enter
the lions Gan in the ct-cus
Young Ar. Guy. at the club, sa-s be does
not recall ever having seen a white Eorss
after te shot a redhesded duck
Canned holster continues 20 be Of zreaf
festival help a. over tee Land IN assisting
cols1ue-s 10 shuttle % this mortal coil
Goddard, IN hise-cslent book On Market
ing saws: in selecting fish, cheese only
those which are firm AID stiG, with lively
red gilks. eyes full and clear ard fns firm
4 ligat breakfast, sus-icion CO lunch ard
q substantial. wholesome DINER. lot ls:es
thaa O'Clock, is health ru1e for bot weather
lad down by . p1y .4csaa v 10 - also es2.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-18

ny Of Opetds county h isoo and may
o. of Vstca u lee6. In Novembes, lSHs
he 80 eieeee0 10 cnagrpsu. asd ~
pso0toeos IN American polisicol life foI
- next twenty yeaxs. Hn nrse TN
possnot speech vss In support Of TIE
foQtooenth amendment 10 tas caessita
tiea- He vteesoosiy attached the sen.
esaleeip of AeOlellaa, opposed Spsnid
tno'e beRal toadef acs and fiswiy uphtId
tbs Rovesument 10 the peoaeeosiou Of
TIE var. He vse elected 70 the Unis<s,
Staaeo senate in 1867 10 suocsed Ira
Harris. and ~ elected in 1878 and iS79,
he served on important committees
from the nrm and vas looke6
occu - . man Of power and influence.
while IN the senate be served always
% the judiciary committee and vas
coaaf0an Of the committees on con-
merce and the revision OF the lava.
Seaatof Copkline vss always friend
OF Pfessdent Grant and xsaloas snp.
porter OF his administsatioa. He vs.
ineefums utai ia the pAssaee Of The civil
rights bill and favored the resamr tion
OF specie payments. He took prom.
irsnt part IN framing the electoral
conuissiou ball, s1pported il in An able
speech and eat apsn ID ~ one Of the
senate membefs- Nj. Oonkline's name
has aimee 1872 been meotioned In con-
necsiou With the presidency and IN 1876
he received s. votes In the terminating
Republican convention At Cincinnati.
In $50 be, With other ''StaiuAfse.s ad-
vocAted the nomination OF Gen. Cant
for third term and made one Of the
moot powerful presentation speeches
hoard at the RevabiieAn c,uyen.
tton OF that year. Ia 1881 be
booame hostile 10 President
0sr6eia's administration because
TIE chief Ua2 2istrasa had not in accord
ahce With custom consulted With the
Nev York senators on the question Of
sppoietments 20 several important fed
eRsl ofaeee. Not being able 10 prevent
ehe confirmation Of the appoinsees, Mr..
OonkiinR. With his colleague T. O. Plxss,
resigned his seat, vas not reelected and
nas remained in private life ever siute.
He vas appointed an associate iassice
Of supreme court Of ths United states
BY President Arthur and the appoint.
neus was confirmed, bat Mr.. Oonki;ug
did not aoccpt the office PROD cred.
After retiring from public life be at
onoe secured lucrative practice at the
bar and vas coune.ted as counsel With
some Of the most important Law cases
of late yeaFs 10 New York. among thsm
being the investigation Of the Broadway
street railway franchise bribery.
Mr.. Conkline vss one Of the most
and powerful orators in either
house Of congress within the last quar-
lsf Of ee1tuRy. AlthcuRh the head OF
he stroae Republican organisation OF
New York state, and ct times almost
dictator, his integrity vas nsvef ques-
lioned. aud 10 bis long public career
from 1858 70 1882. be Vas always free
from any stain Of corruption. He vas
not . popular man, but no one ever
,hasQed him With dish ouesty.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-18

sxcTrsHEST occAsg0sEB M A LIT
a8a4rrfrE sEEaFE

sxcIrsxEST occAsI0sEB M LITTLE
SHOOTING slsAFE.
SEx oKLRass. April i1.-An places of
bnsineSs are closed, ~ ca Safssisy. The
election Is progressing. TIE central wards
artezf to BE- pOilsae heavy vote for the
reg alas slcke,, while the dasu-toEn sEsi
pp-sssn warsl., i "a claimed. are polling q
heavy saie Tor The independents, and ths
ysuas meas Desnecrstla Associations can
dsaais. A dsfsealty occurred thls mossiag
O tie see0n3 ward b<isesa Thomas :. No.
bles, SPECIAL o15eer Of the latter association,
and Sergeant Mike MclAashiin. Of the reg
eizr icrrs- II is stated thst soDs oae
struck sobles and Knocked hIm down. aad
that be then dfes revolver and fred saFes
.hoss one Of which struck . man by sbe
aaase q byfDes- Soeles and N NAMED
kessno were locked up ~ principal and
scoessofy In TIE znAir. and the xoaaaed
sasa uss seat % tss hospital. The shooting
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Asp orHxns.
wAsaGSsrox. April 1.-THE stAte de
pArtment has received eo iafarmAsion N.
ezr.iing the hosting nf the British dag over
CHRISTMAS. fsnniag and Penshyn islands.
The United States lays claim 10 bat ane
island in the Pacific ocean, which Is held BY
right OF discovery. Therefore, If the Brit
ish have taken fassessl1a of the above
mentioned islands. this government could
ne more than protest even u their ooenpa-
ton was worth this effort. The CORES
po13ence between this country and Ger
many relative 10 the seizure Of the samoan
islands stu continues. The chances are
that II the Germans do not retire of their
own accord. the American government will
take no active ste. 10 disrosses them.
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saaufsra,s stabIe. gurneA.

FAs FxAscnoo. April i7.-Sspsiof
Sssnfsra's Pxio Alto stables sere barn.
ed tonight. Aad the lives Of several val
uso!e horses we're lost thereby. ite
loss 10 estimated 70 b fsily $40 90
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-18

Chsspes grade Ct g. A. H. suits ~ ts.
%. q. With two SITS Of oatsons. yhsca
9 saar /. nos warranted. ~ tue Star Eiofh-
tro HsQfe. Kline a h1ssnbefe. scl3
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-18

@. A. X. sa;,s. The slsr Clossiaa
Hoase, the sekEo~ledsed heseqasssess
sof !u.l res snisfisn q. A. Il suifs-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-18

Roscoe Coukiiog vas horn Ia Albany,
New York. in 1873. and vaa. therefore.
- years Of are. He vas the 500 Of
Alfred CookiirG. Q juriss At ose time
veli known In Nee York state. Who
served in The lover hoose Of The sever-
tenth congress. Alisd tue cfhce Of cir
esif jzdse, and vss unces FILLMORE the
Gifted states minister 10 Aexico. Res
eos received ~ academic edscsficu.
soDdsed lac With his father ssd lister
With rrsnsis kerrss. vho aftervard BE-
eaee his cailes9ae sn she Usstsd Stases
sepsta. He vee elected district sssos-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-18

Lace curtain nets. A bag pnrehase q
tOc on the dollar. Chester CIeary.
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rus DEATH BEp scExEs.

NV Yosx. April is-Ms. CcnklinQ
dSsd at 50 0. q. At the bedside Of the
diving mas vsse Mo. Conkling. ys6ee
Ooxe, DIR. Anderson and Ma Oaks
hand. Mr.. Oonklina paned sUay With
sos mevina Q limb. He looked So
shouak psacsfully sieecina. There we're
4 number of persons outside on the
street waiting 10 catch the last report.
Within doors there we're between 20 snd
80 psr~ous also waiting 20 hear the
vosse. They we're eomposed chiefly OF
Representatives Of the press AID friends
Of the dad senator.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-18

Stove vsod at seattle Wood Yard fos
e. 90 a load. Apl5g
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loo. French wash fabrics. 35 inches
vide. fee cord. sorth 37Ho. ohsssss
Cisary.
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TIE Star Clothing Hoozs h the reeoe-
nizsd headquarters for fall indigo q. 4.
K e1its.
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EnrERsE EEEDEsIcK iMrROyaxG.
osnMAxY's MoNABoa SEEMS To HAys
TAKHN NKW IRAan M tfr,

TAKgH 4 NEW LEAss op LIFE.
BEnLln. April 1.-The emperor
passed Q somexha. 9uie,ex night last
night. The crown prince aud Prince
Henry remained at the castle all night.
Ihe National Zeitung says that the en-
pesor's new trouble Ia not case Of
simple bronchial ipfiam nation. but OF
An extension OF the disease 10 the
iaryux to the bronchial tubes aud thus
10 the luuRs themselves. This new CON-
riicatiOn, as resuls Of what occurred
last week, the oAnuia not lying In iss
.ositiou. became stopped up and se.
cretion from the larynx, instead Of
finding an outlet through the canuls,
passed along outside Of and into the
bronchial tubes. prodscing infismma.
tiou. The physicians, including Pro.
fessors Lsyden and ssuter, are nov
holding . consultation. There is no
change IN ths feverish constitution Of
the emperor. lie was visit d by tbs
crown prince.
Al 2:ls o'clock Emperor Frederick
felt better. He slept half the night
without any considerable break and
rose shortly after II O'Clock and after
yards appeared at the window OF his
bed room. His fever ID .Abatiug and
bis appetite and respiration are im-
proved. A moro hopeful feeling 10 be-
ginning 10 prevail. The consultations
Of phy siciaHs this morning ere s7p-
posed to have resulted In an agree msnt
that there 10 Inflammation OF tbe lungs
aud THAI the bronchitis II abs,ine. In
fact, 10 ts said that thsfe 10 divergence
Of opinion among the DOCTORS ~ 10
whether bronchitis has appsassd at ali
or whether the fever and the difAsalsy
OF breathing we're not tsaceable 10 On
abscess in the trachea- II the latter is
the case 10 is considered that the prob.
able crisis IN the smpssor's condition
viii be overcome.
The following vas issued at I .. m. :
The symptoms Of bSonehitis have con
sidcrabiy diminished since yestesday
and never absted. The emperor passed
q better night a1d hts general condition
IL satisfactory. Mackenzie. wsanies,
kraus. Howell, Bergman, Leyden.
SenteR."
The crown prince and Primes Henry
viii return 10 Berlin this evening from
Chariot enbofg. The emperor vss able
TODAY to Esay the Report Of General Al
bedyil, With vhom be had an insesyiew
lasting three quarters Of al hour.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-18

Mothers. vili 10 pay she iiae TO patoh
soaf Sons panss vesn yea can buy q
sobof boys salt u CLIO.
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Big arrival sf nev goods. We lead.
Chester Cleasy.
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wAsHrHoros, April l7.--secresary
FAirchiid gave notice this afsern oon
shst ON Monday. April 20, and daily
thereafter st nson till further notice
proposals viii be received 10 the offise
Of the secretary Of the treasury for the
sale Of the government Of tie Uoited
States bonds OF the acts OF July IA, 1870.
an1 January 20, 1871. PAs proposals
should state the specidc character Of
The bonds offered. whether coupon OF
registered and 1t mast be q sale Of
bonds With Aoosssd Interest 10 and In.
eiudine the dste Of the sale. Ibe
right Il reserved 10 fsjsot any and aiI
proposal for the sais OF bonds II II is
thoaahs 10 be for the interest of the
government to do %.
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rug rIaur IN NEW Yoxx

Nsw YoRK, April H. The iourneymen's
contract has been signed by schmidt and
Sehwannen Fliegel Of New York. This il
the frst break In the employers ranks.
The strikers committee state that they have
received requests for q conference from
three companies 70 arbiirate with the boss
brewers,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-18

Los ASeELSs. CalA-. April IA rail-
road issorer named yc<eph DAVIS Wss
killed nsar Pomona today by a Southern
Pacific trnsn running throaxh an opep
switch And striking hand car. A mum
hsr OF othes hsd nsrrow escapes.
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IRADUATK or THK UNIVERSITY
" Of psnnsylsaniA. makes . Speciality
IroAts privsts chronic and skin diseases.
Ramovos cancer. tumofs and ulcers with
out pain or uso Of The knife.
Uiilcs corner Third and Chsrry streets
Hours u IA. TO .. m.
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sr. Louis, April IT, Thomss N. Kenne-
dy. wealthy cattle dealer Of Brownsville
Texas. was killed by Sheriff jose Maria Es-
para. wealthy Mexican near Ferry Land
Ing, Texas. The cause was jealousy. The
Mexican was concealed beaind tree when
be fLred
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ACEusxs. N. ~. April l7,--while two
lndian policemen attempted 10 arrest
saea'e, Muscalera Apache Indian and his
son who ~ere drunk and causing trouble in
camp. hight ensued. In which one Of the
policeman was killed. Saeate's son was
sennded fatally and three women were
seriously injured by stray shots. Sacsts
was finally secured and locked nh.