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Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-07-07

HAPPINESS is boon to which every eye looks
forth with longing, every heart reaches out to
grasp. The nearest approach to happiness attain
able in this world is the enjoyment of perfect
health for the body pure, true love for the heart
and peace and wisdAvSA- tho -eH!s.sl With tl'eso,
and the light of the immortal spirit as guide
heaven cannot be far distant.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-07-07

hungry wailings, going forth Gin search of washing
to do" ALI, you fortunate ones, who have known
the world only in its brightness! do you realize
and appreciate the blessings you have received?
If so, then it is time you should draw back the
rich folds that curtain the windows of the abode
of contentment and look forth-ook out from the
world all brightness, into the world that is still all
dark.
From speech delivered before the national
council of women, I'VE copy the following true, strong
words and tender lines, which plead for all alike
| lack language in which to express my sense of
reprobation of the couse pursued by those women
who, from their soft and easy homes where they
are arched in the love of manly husbands, enter
the arena of public life only to beat back their
sisters who seek larger opportunities than suffice
for themselves; who make their own opinions and
wishes the measure of all woman's needs, and cry
out to legislatures and courts, parliaments and
congress "lIold, enough! Concede to women
no more of their demands, for have all the rights
| want
Wiener wrong is done
the humbes weakest meath the all beholdng sum-
Who ask for rights for self Alone and not for all the
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-07-07

BE willing at all times to hear a suggestion, but
equally determined to judge for yourself Belong
to no particular 'school, and choose of doctrines
not with respect to persons but of truths. Doubts
and skepticisms are legitimate, because the opin-
ions of all men are fallible.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-07-07

"CHAsTTY in a woman" said Napoleon |,
"is what courage is in man. | do despse
coward, and woman devoid of modesty" He
also classed 'selfshness in woman with the I'M
pardonabe sins. To this the Empress protested,
saying that she herself was selfish. 'Don't say,
my Louise, said Napoleon, 'that you are selfish;
| know of no more hideous vice." This from the
man who said of the Russian campaign, "After
all, what has it cost me? Only SOC, 900 men!"
The CHRONICLE is pleased to welcome among its
contributors to the Children's Corner, two little
maids, former residents of Little Rock. The one
"Isabel Kennedy" of Leavenworth, Kansas, and
IN. S )" of Marshall, Texas. Literary etiquette
forbids hint at their true personality. However
their many friends may conjecture as to their den-
tity, and will join the editor in wishing for them
lifetime of happiness and prosperous literary
career.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-27
People AND FNESrs.

"RoBERT EIsNEREr has been re-
moved fIom the public library AT
Kingston, Ontario. 10y the board Of
control.
lnsPpearance Osman Digma l. fine
looking man, tail and we'll prnIy,r-
TONED, though rather fat. H wears
"A long black beard, and has lost hIs
left arm.
Cassius NJ. Clay. now in his 18th
year, lives a retired life ou his estate
near Richmond, Ky. The thirty
arre- uf big trees surrounding his
house were all planted 10y hi- own
hands.
\ "REALLN and truly" sea serpent
hs- been consigned tu Captain Paul
Brytnn. II Wa KILLED. - hr SAY ia The
waters Of JAmaira i-'si Irti : inches
long, aud ha- = head -umrIhiug lik.
n horse.
II l. estimated that sIUW1 hs
been sent "a Christmas gifts IL Ir,.-
land irrm IIu-tnn-ne rly all al IL "
the servant rirl- of that city ana
notwithstanding the last week one
house alone drew drafts for s'aItIf.
A CuNPARATIVEIN new fur j. vel
received. u j. long, glossy aud rX-
certinnally durable. d - line conn
-kin. dyed 10y Il I,rnC,-- that rru'ler-
the fur extremely light aud glossy
IL il saidiu he more dTrais'. Ihru ANY
long black 'UT yet intyuiu.ri
l'P"H killing one uG hi lows that
showed great distress iT"In ,nIr all
ment Ia the head. and Was doinr
itself injury hN blows lie. would give
her no-r, Mr.. Sweimt 1, ui Ilaine.
Ky. ru' open the head aud 'uund H.
the mo-" IA r"rr"rhrad snake. It,
IBng> were iuil'od,l"d IL the nu-tril
Mrs MNFDAHIT Wilson on
I'HANT. the uuy-lI-t, bette known
simply ~ Mr. ELEPHANT. j. nuE ~.
wears "f age Size makes her home,
Ia the town 81 Windsor. adjoining
tlurCn Nirt"ria'- taN"'iir piI Gee
The fact that she j. 81 scotch w"man
lIas made her quite a faNuI! o.. 81 the
Queen, " hu reads ali her nnv"l-, aud
takes every occasion iu pra.-r their
healthy moral tome.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-27
AN isrkhssrsxa LrTTkn.
wFssssn % PresIaest-EIect GarssId b,
James O. blaine In IleremSer 1850

II " n
II
wSssssn 90 PresIaest-EIset Gars.Id y,
James q. Blaine In Dscemser, IRso
wAsHISGTox, n. C., Dee. So
In view Of the current rumors assign
ing the Hon. James q. Blaine q
the portfolio Of state under President
Harrison, the letter of Mr.. Blaine "a
the then Presideut-eiect GARFIELD
accepting the tender Of the position
Of secretary Of state, will lie read
with unusal interest. IL IL as follows
BLAINE TO GARFIELD.
M DEAR GARFIELD.-YOurg gene.
rOus invitation To enter your cabinet
rs secretary Of state has been under
consideration for more than three
weeks, although IL had really never
occurred Ia my mind until 1T our late
conference you presented Il with
such cOgent arguments in its favor.
aud with such warmth Of personal
friendship IN aid Of your kind offer.
] know that an early answer II
desired, and | have waited only long
enough to consider the subject In all
Its bearings aud to make up my
mind definitely aud couclusiveIy.
j now SAP to you In the same cor
dial spirit Ia which YOU have invited
me that ] sccept the position. ID j.
no affectatiOn for me to add that |
make this decision not for the honor
Of the promotion Il gives to me in
the public service, hut because
think ] can he useful Ia the country
and the party. useful to you as the
responsible leader Of the party and
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-27

he had seen u would take sig
thousands factories equal in
capacity 60 the one nj Fort scott and
Topeka to supply the nation with
sugar thai IL row purchased from
abroad.
.'There j. one thing sure we have
friends AZ court in Senators Ingalls,
and Plumb ard in Congressman
Pttefs, each Of whom will spare no
efforts TO push this subject Ia the
Interest Of complete success Sens
tor Plumb IL iu correspondence with
capitalists and eXsrting his pow erful
influence To induce capital to take
hold ~ the matter and aid u.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-27

TmE BI~r SAIVE in the ~. 10 fnr
Cuts. Hrui~,s, SORES. .l""I- salt
RhrunI, Fever sores. letter. hap.
ped Hand. ChilhlainS. C"rm.. aud
all skin E.rupIiuns. aud pn- lively
cures Piles. or u" pay T''IuIr, u. II
j. guaranteed tn give I..rfr..t salts
faction, or money rr'uuC"d. Price
- rents per box. For sal" hy Iturhrs
h Go. Il.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-27
THE AMERICAN GAHDEE

tuI H"butVHH VHUb VI u
For Fruit GrUwrr>. Gardener,
and Farmers il Il powerful
help Ia greater su'reSs, Ice
,''tu-" u j. IA Iirariiral, beauti.
IUl, finely illustrated month.
y nIagnyinr at horticulture
written 10y specialists, and
adapted e. Nil S,t'liun~ nf ia,
country.
TOR Nii IiN iIIg ~ the, uIinirl
Il isa valuable, and timely
helper in all that pertains L..
gardening, fruit culture, law
making aud landscape gar
drnIng.
For All Who Love thriving
lhing> IL H. a perennial ,nuTr,
"f " hulr-"nrr delight at ..
rt.ptalil" profit.
For J"IimIry iirntlrnrn il is ::
beautiful record uI gardening
lore.
For amateurs il IL II practical
guide in all gardening mat
iPT-.
For Professional Men IL il .
constant incentive To health
lul exercise among thu.
beautiful things Of Nature o.
garden, field and wood,
we'll - practical guide |
horticulture.
The n'airsi To my ideal OF
a Horticultural Monthly
CIA~. W. GARFIELD, sea-
.Hi"bigID HnriirHii"gd 40.
'j'fg.
Indispensable To- fruit grow
ers, hoFtirulturisis. gardener
aud ii"ri-is-CNRI-S Z. FuN
ii1. STATE i'"HiUiDgjSi.
Recent great Improvement
aud more tn come, COMPEL
IS1D RAISE THE PRICII
on Jan. 1T Ia ~ ~ n year
Prey inu- to Jan. Isi. sub
-rTiIIinn- received nj pTpsen
tow rate uf NJ ~ a Year. TNt
months for ~ rt> for intTn
durtiun.
EDLIN 4 B.rr's sBi,.sF,y .il.,H
IL EJh1 ~. lu. l'fh. TFh, 81
-. -. m uaH 'fsft J,srsuBS srHd
,Hy 49, fLis ..."5.',H "sr.f" Isus's S"b /
a
GAEDEN. and r.,,nlf.y ~. num-.
f,Ffrsss.
T.. ". LIBBY al broadway
New York.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-27
Grr..tIInhnrrr.

The WAN C"yi'ti-T' nB,pB-
w.1i,h aud the J"UENAL Gu~ 81 -.
This nil,.r for cash enable you tu
have all the lair.t news Grt IA the
capitol Of the state and yurr own
local paper AT the price nf tn. The
C1JIj'ni- amman. aim will uuIain
the most complete report ur Il e legi--
laIive proceedings piIhli-hr any
where.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-27

When wooden ravemen: wai
desired gut side -. Paul : cathedral
sidney Smith said: Il! the canon,
will simply put their head,
t"r"thsr,' the thing j. done! They
were not half 50 woOden-hesded
however, ~ IL would he TO deny ths
merit Of pr. u. Y. Pierce's colder
Medical Discovery, which has cured
many thousands of liver disease,
imrurr hl"o,l. k:nE's-evIl, salt
rhrun, dr"P~y, chronic affections Of
the throat. bronchial tubes, and
lung, asthma. catarrh, influenza,
neuralgia, Dyspepsia, constipation,
aud all skin diseases. Druggists.
When everything else fails, Sage's
Catarrh Reihe,ly cures.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-27

Georgir comes down 10 breakfast
with a swollen visAge, whereppou
mamma says To the four year old /:
"Georgie, don't you feel wells Tell
mamma what the matter L." 8e0r-
gle full Of influenza, replies: "No, I
dOu't feel we'll. BOfe my eyes II leak
in, and one Of my noses don't GO"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-27

q very IOJr father % you. lot have
you one great Eervirv. have
twenty four hours lrHs'r than my
N"I are rich wunIan Kiss me.
: ord GreysyUu. AMI YOU SIRE ms SrIs
a SAYING tbs I-oOr oil Srubbish and
lle half paw 0iIlcvr. gambler. sud
iiBdustrir lay hark and dieI
9reEoire wss cunvictsi and Col
%. should ssy lori GrsyStun-
pn the same day
Pn confrUntsd o;l-e With Mr. TO
the proreSs 81 his trial I had
-. wish 90 - him again His eH-
Re heard that hal first stretched
hospital ward Of the prislu and
:.v n1-SnS ~ bringing him IN
Mo- w. rot ~ srufal,la u-,r. IN. or ~
tSving note from hun REQUESTING an inter
! view just before he Was to lesve for the gal
leyS, felt ID due 70 Emily % gO and hear
what the WRETCH hai 20 nv
Like most doomed men. h. vas calm aui
Fsveu cheerful lie said that what he rnust
regr":teI was the spelling q nm admirably
lac Ian He had l-'rn 80 the track 70 III.
Ran Narro jewels for years and the episode
ui The Sinclair acqua inianS, vas tu. 20 him
e 4 thoss PieSes Of gDpi fCrtuns which al
Wy come. ~ he sail. 20 adventurous
spirits When he had lirSt met me
be thought from INV earnest Easa that
] had secn him somewhere in his
cbeckered caHecr, and hs had snme
times boBoTpd mo with the lslirf that I too
uas like himself a soldier " fortune. I-rhsrs
one worthy cf his coufi.n-s That i,ira hav-
ing been chased frUin his mini he then crs1
siescendei IN uSe me n his unconscious dut-
my stuii0 Offering him unusual faciltl-s
The exrhange Of the Rrssia leather hass was
= cuurSs very eaST % him In the CONFUSION
& lssvInE the studio TIE placing Of the
traecse' IN Emilys lag be hsd accomplished
n the confusion attending the downfall Of
Tue racture. uhirh naturally drew AWAY
MaddalenaS attention
Il had not forgotten her caricature a. me
sther." ssid Nr. Victor Pclcnta CIregoire.
Bet said |, how did YOU dare 20 stav
ivs hours In Venice, vru did after the
omission % your crimrf-
bscanse," said this cool hand. II ateorn-
nssd ths ladies 10 their rcspective apart
sHts, and AW Aaddalena put her supposed
sasuTs IA trunk which she Locked IN and
N knew her whole attention would h.
7uirsd by the afflicted young Isiv Ithru
NJ With Mis- Sinclair ani brr ui.-,e aerr~.
, ho1s % their humble ruuvns, with III.
10 q tFwels IN my hand Mis- Emily was
tssrl and bad forgotten all about her
atsr colcrE Mis- Sinclair was. Z trrlsa, en-
ssd IN my unworthy selE Il was not dif
ti1t for me- 20 hide the little Russia leather
- behia6 pillar IN the dark hall uhils I
oh ny lsaFa
Tn, = few boeFs delay In renics wa
sdtsFsn1zble % my s1bseqaenf plans, Icoald
% av8t aHpicson bsttsr, svsH ssppasinR Il
~ srCzEd, shan By nemaininS wheES
49, haEs bsa zpv~iblA hssI
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-27
llEHAT
TT Ais
YOU?

d. you feel dun. languid. low spirtted. HE
i,'s.S and ina--rihably misrralle. eOsh p6y d
criiF AMI ffieufaiiy: eIDertenCe 4 apnae a.
iuilnl.- ~ hltating after eating, OF Of gone
nHss. or etnptiness Of stomach In the morn
.nS, tSnEu- cnafsd. bitter 0r had tasfe In
mouth, irregular appetite, dfEEins-aL fTeo.,esf
~ a,lacii'S, bliirrrd eyesFhf, finafinR snecks
.--ttfe the eva neryotls proEtrnfson ar en-
ltaufinti. iTritahiity Of temper hot fushs-s
ti,efmstinE With chilly scilsaiiouA sharp
,stinr. transirut pains heFe ard tlsefp cl,id
isr-t, drua sins-Ss AFTER mesls. WAkefulness. o.
dlsiurtsd and unrefreshinK slsep. cuTlslsnt
.uihstitrfl,i.' feeling OF drta1, Or OF i,nu@nj,
';Is c-ismtsS
~ vpu hiv" all. or any consii@rable nuu,h.r
" tir- SYMPTOMS. you are suffering iron,
tiE'i nHsSi t,'inms,n of Amerfran nialadbs-
bnhf'i. bySt"I>ht, or Torpid Liver. Hssdctatssi
utn DNsirT-ia. ur lndire-zthln. The floFys
'rfrpil'zh'~t NOilr dis-a-, has b-cOsne. the
Ef'7tt"r th'' nuinis-r aild diversity &C stInp
outs y" matter what stags u has F,af-hs.l
Or. PiereeN t;Olsien vledIesI Discover
VII stitsitl- ". ~ taken aIV-Bfiins 90 diFSc-
itH'ia t'r ~ t--inable lrnEth uf time III not
rtIrs-l, complications multiply aud Cnn-llu.I,-
'i'a -! th'' Lungs skin D~sa>.7s- Heart Di-.-as.
rheumatism. khin--y Dieeass, err tfltrf sFaNr
ttitii's luits. liable 20 ~ in and -.atn..t
- ai =. IHiIr fatal termination.
DIR. Pi"rce's Golden medical Dis.
cofefh ats Powerfully upon the Liver and
Nhr'uE' ihH "t'Ti' hlussi- purifying taF.
ri'-if - to-. 80 ten at all bhsSi-tHints a,,d
purita-. o.. 80 whtfrver canzr Rrtslng IN
'-iirtiN i''.a ''sus iI acting uIsIn III. Mi
ls"Nn. u'.t .'tpr gNrfE-tnTE tuHtIS fts-ansiusr
s'rvirE h'iiriiT. sIid bFalins th.-ir diS.us-s A
an Hii-tasIiIs, restorative tunp. u IIt,Ituot,-s
itE'StIun All 4 uutIitNIn, Ihi-f,hV l,tibiins nm
i..,h dish anil strength Ia uialsti,I ,i,stI,,tt
ihis wnn'hfful madeleine In. gained gust
1'-"iriN Ia curing Fever ard Asur Chili- and
fcAcT, Dumb AztIs., AMI kindred ,iissss-.
Dr.. Pterres GoIden Medical Dis.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-27

Presents for gentlemen In all
styles 1t II. Nc. Curry 4 Co.'s.
e 50-st. /.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-27

Epofen loudly 10 his vanishing -nr-.s His
nephew, lord Gr,'y >'pu. hri ln,.n 90 for srV-
srAl days-h, hal dirl, Tho Younger man
had gOns first ard his heir lay h7rliuinS his
last upon his pillnw.
~Come here Emily" Slil he Il have
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-27
CURES AL HuMnRS.

from cuIuinnn BOtrh. or Erupfinn tn the
worst Strufuia. Salt-Th-um. - frveF-snrr-s e
s'aly "t Rough Skin, ia sLnTt. all dis.-ass-s
caused .bN had hlosHl stt Conquered by this
powerful, T'IriiyinH, ami iny iguritinE Ins-i,-
I'M. Gr'at Eating Clysts rapidly hsr,i under
- t--'iiEn intn'-ii'-. Especially has Il mani
'-i'l Us i.H'thl " curing Teiter. EfIrma.
krl SiIs,ias. li"iis Cafbunclrs sore Ey-s ScrtIf-
l,,is ~'rsS sud SWellinss. Hin JOiut Dis-u~r
vat Sw,lhngs." uOttrr. OT Thick Mech
stamps lot n large Treatise. With C,.Iorej
plate, on skin DtseaSs, uT the satne atnuunI
tpt a TRAITS. on StrpfuiOIts A netttous
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-27
RAILROAD TINE TABLE.


NIEsouRI PACIFIC.
Passenger. east NO NJ sA IN
Recommendation, east mo. 50 . us a. IN.
Aeen'n nandation, west NO. "a. ASH. ~.
Trsin rs s. NAE 10 " ,i,,:, ,,r,,' So p ~:
"a Louis, Chicago aud al paints east su,!
north Alid all sBuiheTn points
No 81 for all points IN Colorado. Utah.
Eona and Csliiarnts.
GEn. n. BOWIE. NEsnt.
usI"S PACIFIC tSAiN LiSr
Atlantic Express. g"i'g sa>i. LISA. u.
Overland Flyer, Lei = Iy
Accommodation. -Co a..
Accommodation. e tfop. a.
Pacific Express, going west, .... "a !. IA
NeIIAnu rIyct. i-3i q.
Accommodation. Hti, a.
Accommodation, E--T .,
Through Pullman Buffet -ls.t,iE. car a..
all Express trains.
ScPHERs"N HENN,H rr.Pr
Accommodation IeaVr> linn,
Nrc''Tifnssiai. on arrives To- as "A,
LtScoLS HRANcH W.
Accommodation Irave~ "a, D,
Accommodation arrives Hon IN
ATcHIs"N, TnPEKA a SASHA ~.
Passenger departs fer east >.r IN
i'a>>ehEsT aTItN-s fr,.tn s.tSt "a IN
accommodation departs IDr east li..fs IN
Accommodation afriNr> fr,u, r.l,1. Etrp. to
q. \. A y. ~. RIO, I>LNNp EnuTI
Through Passenger train, Ea>r
i"-nari-m9a IA; arrive A. kau-as I'try lie
4. IA, ~ J,,r 5tsl Il, IA
80 4. Va. tist Wichita MruIugtpf.
'aliw-il, and all point, s1urh ant
SsIihHt--t
Through Pa-S"ns"r AMI FNpT~ss u.,i
Arrive. 30 y. IN. o. IN 1"peka ksu.--
uy. ~. JO- and east
Gb y NJ, irun Wichita. NSiiipx-
i''n aud >nnth ami -,uihNs.
Incai Accntumoda'iut
m a. M. vest
i~I'aIi>-A'5 .. m. going rasi
Free reclining chair ear on All r....-,..-r
rtins. They are the most comfort t-,4f.
rhirie~ AT thsiT class In American
For rates and genera. Information ct,rt-
r~rning the great ku-k I.lsnI Route caIl ~
~ address.
j. SFHASTIAN. La. EIIIEr
IL u. j. y. lss-Il NEt.il'
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-27
The IDter OeeaD
/, Puh.-ael e. DAY d ~ ~, nj i, the
LEADING REPTBLrAy PIPER o. III yoPTHWEST.

-
Sunday include
ST:NtI-V''- I%IIR OCEAN.
o and
Of oct not
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Is oCEAS.
Popular Family
80 ,pu'.-
EST F ! sbd
thu ali r q J. ~ Ameisaz
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-27
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The Dickinson press., 1888-03-17
ALL GERMANY MOURNs.
THE AGED MONARCH WILLIAM !.
NUMBERED WITH THE DEAD.

The City of Berlin Shrouded in Deepest
Black---The Crown Prince Proclaimed
Emperor, With the Title Of Frederick
i1I--The BODY of the Dead Kaiser Ly-
Ing In State---Frederick III. at the
Capital.
BERLIN, March Y.-After a brief illness
the aged monarch, William L., died at
$3.50 this morning. For Il week past he
been confined to his room by his old
troubles. During his last hours he suf-
fered intensely, but bore it bravely. AT
ono time last evening he was seized
with Il fainting spell, which lasted 40
long as to the deceive the doctors even
and the report was circulated that he
was dead. IIo rallied, however, and
passed a quite comfortable night. In
the morning he seemed much better, so
much so that lie signed the order pro-
roguing the reichstag. This was the
last signature of the emperor, for soon
after he had another relapse aud in a
short time passed away.
immediately after his dealh was made
known the imperial standard on the
palace was lowered to half mast. as were
also those on public buildings aud en-
bassies In the city. Private citizens are
draping their houses in emblems of
mourning. All Berlin is shroudcd In
silence.
The sad intelligence was at once tele-
graphed to the crow prince at San
Reno. y dispatch from there says i'm
mediate preparations are being made for
the departure of the crown prince,
princess and DIR. Mckenzie by special
train for Berlin.
The Dickinson press., 1888-03-17
MITCHELL. AND Sullivan.

II out to keep in fighting distance Of
him. In the first round Mitchell went
down before one Of Sullivan's terrific
right-handcr's, and again in the second
round. The feat was repeated several
times during the progress of the mill.
but in spite of his punishment Mitchell
showed up we'll. He succeeded in hitting
Sullivan several times. AT the end
of the ~thirty-ninth round, by mu-
tual consent, the fight was declared draw.
The referee was induced, as he stated, to
declare the fight u draw by the fact that
no punishment had been inflicted during
the last hour. Mitchell's left eye was
almost closed and his body and right
check badly bruised, but his legs were
apparently as good rs ever. Sullivan
showed few signs of having received II
blow, but he was badly winded and suf-
fered severely from the keen wind and
cold rain. The spectators voted the af
fair n farce and condemned Mitchell in
most severe terms for his tricky methods
and childish tactics. 1t was quite evil
dent to every one that had the fight been
conducted under Queensberry rules
Mitchell would have stood no earthly
chance of winning.
The Dickinson press., 1888-03-17
A NOTE OF WARNING.

The National Brotherhood Threaten to
Tie U2 All Roads Which Interfere in
the Burlington Strike.
NEW YORK, March IA meeting with
closed doors of delegates from the differ
ent local assemblies throughout the
United States Of the Brotherhood of
Engineers and Firemen was held at
Tammany hall Sunday. About l,sO0
delegates, representing 20, 900 engineers
and tiremen, were present.
Resolutions were adopted supporting
the striking 60" engineers and threaten
ing Il general strike throughout the
country unless other roads cease secretly
aiding and abe,'ing the Burlington in its
fight with the men.
The Dickinson press., 1888-03-17
MITCHELL MouRNs,

Tw" Student Killed and Several Fatally
Injured in the Burning of the Uni-ar-
sity building.
MITCHELL, Oak, March GA fire
broke out in the three story stone build
ing of the NJ. F.. University, of this
place, from the spontaneous combustion
of oily rags in the art room. There
were forty people in the building, in
Guiding the faculty, students and at
PENDANTS. Ten persons We're compelled
to jump from the second and third story
windows. George Parkins and Horton
Pitcher, of Worthwhile, Spinks county,
received internal injuries from which he
died. Professor Taylor is suffering from
q fractured skull. He will probably
die. Three young ladies received in
ternal injuries, and three young men
have broken limbs. The others escaped
with slight injuries.