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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-03

William Gates has beeh running store
IN Grass Lake, and lately has failed. The
parties interested came on and took possession
Of the goods and appointed deputies to
watch them, but in spite of all precaution
some of the goods have mysteriously dis
appeared. About 81 800 worth have gone
without being bought says the Isanu Press.
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Gallagher Took Chief Honors.

Special to the Globe.
TAYLoR's FALLS, MIMI, Oct. AIT
a Democratic rally held in the Opera
hall tonight speeches were made by
Hons. John Ling, A. S. Keyes and
Chris Gallagher, of Minneapolis. The
hall was we'll filled with an attentive
and appreciative audience, many being
Republicans. Mr.. Gallagher's speech
was an able one.
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Fish or Cut Bait.

Special 10 the Globe.
WINoNA. Mimi, Oct. 2.-Dunnel's
very uncertain reply to Judge Wilson's
challenge for joint debates called out
another letter to-day from the Demo-
cratic congressional committee, through
Frank l.. Randall, chairman. In the
reply it was stated that Dunnell would
arrange four debates with Wilson after
Oct. %, provided congress had adjourned
by that time. As congress evidently
has no notion of adjourning by that
time, the Democrats are getting uneasy
for fear the joint debate won't take
place, and the letter to Dunnell's COM
mittee to-day was for the purpose of
definite arrangements for debates. The
letter prOpes TO divide the time, and to
give the speaker opening the debate
fifteen minutes to close. Dunnell is
given the option of opening on the first
night, after that speakers to alternate.
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- 4. results, largest circulation and
HAa most advantageous rates are
0ENk given by the GLOBE, the great
.nt' medium.
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Ignatius Left Out.
Special to the Globe.

PENNINGTON, Oct. 2.-The Demo-
cratic county convention met to-day
and nominated the following ticket:
Sheriff, John H. Hyland; treasurer, o.
n. Austin: register of deeds, John
Heinman: judge of probate, Daniel
O'Brien; county attorney, Albert Shall
Ter; coroner, William CadZow; auditor,
John Cantges; representatives, G. Fl.
Donnelly was nominated for the legis-
lature, but his name was afterwards
withdrawn and Mr.. Akin selected in
his Mace
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EVERY NIGHT | SCRATCHED

Until the skin was raw. Body COW
cred with scales like spots of
mortar. Cured by the Cuticura
Remedies.
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Judge Thurman will leave for Wash
, ingt0n Friday.

WILL BE ROYALTY WELCOMED.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-The district
Democrats are quietly making prepare
tions for making Allen q. Thurman q
suitable reception when he arrives here
next week to appear before the United
States supreme court in the telephone
cases. A banquet will also be given by
few of the leading congressional and
local Democrats,
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Nominated for Congress.

District. Candidate. Party
XXI. Penn. DR.. II. l.. Donnelly. Dem
XVII Penn Rev. W. A. Rankin. ...... Dem
". Conn. e w. Seymour. Dem
VII Mass. =. George W. Coggswell. ..... Rep
VI. KY. Robert Hamilton. Rep
". Mass . Joseph II. O'Neil. .......... Dem
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Walesy Bound for bucharest.
PEsTH, Oct. 2.-The Prince Of Wales
departed from this city to-day. He is
going to Bucharest.
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SOAP, 25c; REsoLyENT, 81. Prepared by the
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston,
Mass.
W-Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases"
81 pages, so illustrations, and 100 ties limo
mails
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Until the skin was raw. Body COW
cred with scales like spots of
mortar. Cured by the Cuticura
Remedies.
am going to tell you of the extraordinary
change your CUTICURA REMEDIES performed
on me. About the 1st of April last noticed
some red pimples like coming out all over
my body, but thought nothing of it until
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like spots of mortar spotted Oh, and which
came off in layers accompanied with
itching. l would scratch every night until
was raw, then the next night the scales, be-
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again. In vain did consult all the doctors
in the country, but without aid: After Civ
ing up all hopes of recovery, happened to
see an advertisement in the newspaper about
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scaly eruptions gradually dropped off and
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EDIEs, and in four or five weeks was entirely
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My body was covered with scales, and was
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Sept 81, 1887.
Feb. 2, 1SSS.-Not trace whatsoever of
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Daily Republican., 1888-03-16
FOURTH EDITION
Phnnnninhin Hama

PHILADELPHIA, March i6.-After a
hearing yesterday before Magistrate
Randall. William Fisher. Of No. 9S3 Dau
phin street. was committed to prison for
an assault upon Edward MeFadden, a
hotel keeper OF Clifton, Delaware County.
The evidence showed that Mre. McFad.
den, who is of middle age and tho mother
OF thirteen children, became infatuated
with Fisher few weeks ago, while he
was guest at her husbands hotel, and
went away with him. Fisher and Nc.
Fadden met on Wednesday at Thirty
second and Chestnut streets and engaged
in fight, during which the former was
arrested.
Catharine Mcdonald, aged 65 years
and ieeble-minded, was burned to death
yesterday morning during fire in her
house, No 1881 Lombard street, supposed
10 have originated from candle which
she was In the habit of carrying about.
The damage to the house was about $500.
The bridge crossing the Pennsylvania
Railroad tracks at Belmont and GirArd
av nues was damaged yesterday by car
leav ug the track and striking ohe of the
iron columns supporting tie bridge, A
p irtion Of the roadway Tell 10 the tracks
below.
Thomas Moan, aged 50 years, died on
Wednesday night from the effects, It 1;
alleged, of blow inf cted on the eth
inst, by his step daughter, Mary Ann
Reddy, with stove plate. Mary is ii
custody.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-16
The First sale since tho storm,

Tbs sale OF Oleaver and Niokeron, OF
New Castle Hundred, took place on
Thursday, being the frat sinoe the
storm, and wss called by the junior
member of the Arm OF L. W. StidbAm
& Son. According to Franks version,
the ride down WIS accomplished With
some dldiculty. He and George Stan
ton, seated In q twc-hosse wagon, pro.
oeeded to New CIs.le and thence TO
HAre's Corner, where they were com.
poiled to take to the field and wOr K
through the drifts a. beet they could.
Finally they reached the farm OF Mr..
Buck, when they proceeded south ward,
/ airing down two fences and drivlp q
over hedge before they reached tie
farm, being pilotsd by q young M.
Grose, on hors. back, who WAS well nc.
quainted with tho location
They wero the flrst on thegrOund, but
| shortly afterwards MIR. OleAver and
others arrived, ono or two gentlemen
coming from PhilaielphiA, q few Others
from the adjoining hundreds, and the
sale was finally proceeded with and the
whole amount was disposed OF In three
hours time, at very fA,r RATES A, ma,
J Oe ssfn by The foliowi~.: Horsas Sis0
800, tl05, 500, Sl23; M lee, $500; colts
9 months Gao. 800; COWS. S55, $50, $40
$40, $50, Sal $50, $50, f4s, $40, SIS. $50
30 $Il, $35, $40. S34 80. S35, SII, $40 $40
$40; y6arling htif-rs, Si8; oxen, ST.
plgs, g.; binder. $50; iaIm wagon, 6se
double hsrnesg, {2Si roller, S23; plowF
| 81.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-16
- 49,
Woman EunfaK0

WAsHiNGToS, d. G March 10 Fred
erick Douglass dealt the woman suffrage
movement q severe and unexpected bio "
Just before he went South. Miss Anthony
and other leaders In this movement, who
have been here for some day preparing
for the coming International convention
of women to be held iu this city recently
turned their attention to the eolored Wo-
men in Washington, hoping to enlitt their
support and assistance, and through
them TO reach the colored women of the
South They were we'll received by a
large number Of colorad women at a
meeting held in the largest colored
church In town. Cheeied by their sue
cees they wrote to Frederick douglass,
telling him that they would be greatly
aided in their efforts to gather In the col
ored women If he would publicly com
mend them. They confidently expected
that, as friend OF the movement. he
would do so Instead Of this he told his
wife, just before be left the city, to write
them thus Mr.. Douglass wishes me TO
say to you that he ihinAs at present the
colored women are sadly IN need OF infor.
nation upon the subject of suffrage, and
that, as general thing. they are not
sufficiently advanced In their ideas to ap.
precia'e it lntelligenuy or labor for II
successfully,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-16
FIFTH EDITION,
A Keno poe Ra,d.d.

A raid WAS made aho,, IN
last night BY Sergeant Lamar y p. " olook
oois hanna Sherry, Smith, Brast AZ
ana hardy, on the keAo dan V,r a.
iourth story OF the Liebermsn ~ w
ina, Filth and Market ntreeIs M nlilt
formation on which tho wn,,,a III
aworD ont was given By thu III. sh
man who has been Q regular t,saaoi I
OF the place, aud wac for Ina daestr
Harry Jacobs, one Of tho pran,, tsn q
When the ofiioers made their r an'e
anoe o. the entrance 10 The sta,, aPp'h'
Filth street, leading to the nIsc. %
found q man on guard wbd Wg
the door In their faces, but .ot,,au
orders the doors were forced ort uuas
the oficeIs asct nded 10 the room ~ ~ Ma
the gam bling was being condpslsss ues
They found the place fllled wI,S
and Harry Jacobs and @ n Mn NJ. ns
with four OF the others, vs,a ts.Sa
custody. The entire ramblirn
was captured, and II is said = w
nnest ano most expensive In tbs c,,,
Mayor RhoAds was present a, ~.
station when the men were b,on,SS
and they we're released OF bali h, NJ.
eppearanoe before Judge Cnmnt.
They had o hearing this morpips ~
Jacobs was held In $1,000 hail nm
appearance ut court aud Murint n
500 bail for . further heating 49,
row morning. The others va. h.
charged. ''' ~
Daily Republican., 1888-03-16
skipped WITH ono Thousand.

James +. Cleeg, aged 81 years, rcsid
ing with his wife and twb cLlliren II
Camden, who was employed at The office
OF the Reading Railroad Company, al
Front and Noble streets as collector, lcii
the office on Saturday last without bis
overcoat and has not returned neither
has several hundred do lars OF the Com
pauy's money which went with hin. A
messenger was sent to / is home, blu he
was MOI there, and his vile knew nothing
about him. The freight ageut at the
Office on Front street said yesterday:
"Clegg no doubt took some ANAL
amount during the mouth OF February,
as HE accounts were all right on Febru-
airy 3, and on Saturday, when he /, armed
that the auditors were examining til,
the books, ne found that he could no
make up the amount he had taken, so h,
took all he could and skipped. sup
pose he has gone back to England; a
any rate, we have not the slightest idcl
of where he lie, nor has his wife. Til
exact sum taken we do l OF know as yet
but 1t Will be considerably less tina
81, COO"
Daily Republican., 1888-03-16
DUBLIC sALE-THE SUBSCRIBER
l. will sell at public sale, at his farm IN
New Castle Hundred,
ON THURSDAY, MARCH END, lssS
at O'Clock p, M,
20 Head OF Good Horses
and colts.

No. !. sorrel marc, years old, with fo,l.
No. .. Roam mare. years old, win foal,
good worker and driver.
No. 3. Brown mare, years OIL, with foal.
FOUND and kind, well broken safe for a lady
No. l. Bay horre, years old, broken to
single and double barn ~.
Nos. and 9. Paif of very hns farm mares,
No. / sSrrfl Stallion, Moscow, Is -
hands high, weighs about 1870 pounds, hnr
head and neck, good carriage, an excellent
deposition, WORKS we'll In light harness.
No. q. SHrrel mare, years Old, klua In
single or double Ii ,rucss, good roadster Civ
inr promise Of speed, n nrst-elass ialy's
No o. sorrel marc, az ars Old extra nnC
driver, trot In 2,og.
No. 10. aoa a mare. yoars old with foal,
No, fdtm mare, weighs no pounds.
No: II, Cray mar, with toAl, l6hands high
I 10. ~ Bay horse years old. veilhs iijC
pounds, blocsY lit, good worker. .
No ~. BaT ma'e years old, good size,
wFll-hrpkon to double and ngte harness.
! No. ~. Iron gray colt years old, J,
hands hi gh, broken TO double hainesS,s good
/ No. Is. Dun horse, Years old. drive III
single or double harness a good roadster.
No. ~, 5orrcl h roc, years old, Foot
wGrkcrAud driver,
| Ne. Il. Gray mare. years Old weighs lis
lpounds good farm marc.
No, -. BAY mare colt years old, Roo'
| so 10, sorrei colt 2years old, extra TooC
STOCK.
j No. % Brown colt. 2yoats OLD, good sise
! Twenty head Of cows, most Of tht ~ VIII ~
/ In pIolt by day Ofsale. Four stock bulls, tw,
7 psir OF good oxen aud n / / OF young stock.
Z Terms. A credit Of months viii he IiVen
on purchaser giving a bankAbie nole, viii
= per cent, of for cash. JOSEPH II. GOUl u
/ L.N .sldhain a Son, Auctioueers, ml5'ot'
Daily Republican., 1888-03-16

ASoNn
% John winn, ooiored, for oorr linn,
ing, was hned 80 and COTS
Edwin @. SAwdon ia ccnsp.a ia !.
house suffering from a severe c],d,
Through trains are ruanlu, q, !
average OF about 20 miaules lats n
local trains are on slime.
A watch club 10 being formed b, n
l. Barton, practical watohmAksf N
1sweler, No. ~ EAst Seventh s,fs,,
Allen Sharpe has removed N
plumbing shop to No, 81 ssl,1
street.
A store wagon belonging to H.ri
~ Sihler broke down a. Fourh I,
French streets to-day Of noon,
Eugene stroup, who o,,apln 4
HomewOod farm, near Negs,k
changed his sale Of personal piopaly
Friday, the 23i lost. seo adv
All the street car llIes tre In I'd
ton to-iSy. Ths suuw and Ia
almost entirely melted from the sun
And no further trouble vi! b nd
e3cei,
stidham Il Son, au1.lone,rs. vi
Wednesday, by order OF AntaJgE
gins, Esq trustee, the thrce-st1
house, the property OF the late Clll
scauyler, on the north side ~
gtrpef near Y euph far StY-t
Daily Republican., 1888-03-16
L ERREss MY oPINIoN
Withop rear anu Defy anybody
to Contradict 1t.

ye all should feel rejo,ced that We
% living IN free countsy, and every
jperson is entitled to freq SPEECH, anO
I through the press every person has
right to express his ideas AID opinion
and II any one can c0DtIOdiot these
facts let him come out with come coed
sound, sensible contfAdic tlOCs, tut &C.
member, they muet bs pure facts like
the folio wing. or otherwise my writing
material will be really 10 blast the uu
truth.
On the Sd day OF last December ]
moved into my neW building, th,
Economy Clothing Hal, No 400 Mar
ket street, and my determination was
from the opening hour, 10 sell y, such g
email profit that would certainly en-
courage sll Wishing to wear good, Loill
substantial, fashionable inpIs olotHinf,
ut little above manufacturers cost, /.
extend NE their patronage just sur
prise yourself by going where this Of
reota rs soon ns you ara ready 20 par
chase. You can tuy S15 ovCTccst fcl
S13, s So one for 50, msu's fne ores,
suit from 81 to $50, business sui;
from IS so to IS, boys' suitR, 10 six dit
fersnt shades, for 81 rs 10 S2.25, pants.
in dozens CT paGterhs Tor 75o up 70 &,
boys knee pants, from BIC, 20 tne beat
of grades, ut no Other place than tie
Economy Ole Price Clothing Hail No
406 Market street, See that Mir Luu!i
Fellheimer's name Is over the trapsOu
before entering.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-16
A Hallroad.s Lltorary bureau

Po1TsvnLE, Pa March 15.-one of
the Reading RAiiroAd strikers who Is
running on the Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy thus terssly described their
condition to United Press representa-
tive to day:
On arrival at Colsion, Ia we were
escorted TO leading hotels and congrasu.
listed by leading merchant; they were
all with US, and by their smiling faces
We we've assured that we were among
friends. From the hotels we marched
down TO headquarters, headed by q
brass band. They had lifted up q fine
sleeping room, sitting room aud
smoking room, with q box OF cigars
daily, barrels OF frni. at the main en-.
trance, daily papere, cards, checkers
atationsry, postage stamps, etc. Oul
mail wss carried to and from the post
office, and D porter took charge OF oui
effects. A grand O., q aud a. dinipE
car, ten feet fran our bed room, Wal
Also provided free of charge. Engineer
make from $3.50 TO 81 a day-eighty
five u lice run. Firemen earn over Sl0t
month. The company offers to brin,
out our families and furDi ure free o
charge. The boys are greatly plesseC
With Western rsilrOading.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-16

Yesterday afternoon Mrs William
Grace, wife Of the captain OF tie
schooner Rebecca NJ Smith, wrecked
at Lewes, passed through this city OF
the way 10 Join her husband. Mrs
Grace had been greatly distressed sbonI
her husband, but received a TELEGRAM
from him on Wtdreeday light say IN!
that he WAS safe but the EeagOnsF "a
bgached, ana telling her 30 come t,
Lewes. She raid the WRECKED ,choOpe
wss o beautiful vossil OF Go1d ssiiiDi
qualities, was bult st CO0psr'e Poin.
Camden, and had recently bseD repair
ed. Her husband hiss been running til
schooner for eight yeats, Ind never b.
fore met with An accident.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-16
KENNARD&CO,
BLACK GOODS

Our new extern
sion has given us
about S i X t y feet
more counter room;
part of this we have
added to the Dress
Goods counter, Civ
i n 6 us a larger
space for the Black
Goods Department,
and to this stock
we h a We added
many new and de-
sirable Black Goods,
bearing in mind
that Atwood or silk
a II d wool Dress
Goods are the only
good value to deal
in.
We aim to have
only the best makes,
best colors and best
quality for the price,
A full line of Silk
Warp Henriettas, a
full line of all-wOOl
Henriettas; all quail
ties Of Cashmeres.
Clarettes, Batiste.
Voilise, Nuns Veil
ing, Fancy Weaves
in plaids and stripes;
lines of drap d AL
mas; lines of Sebas.
topols, a n d many
0 t h er desirable
Black Dress Goods
Black Crepes fol
trimming and wells
Nuns Yelling by
the yard, and in
Wells, with borders
all around.
All good things
for Mourning a n c
Black Wear.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-16
Interstate Eatraaltloa Tor orim,na,p.

WAsHINGToS, d. O, March 10 -
Senasoc hiseOck today introduced .
bill providing q uniform law covsrlu Y
tbs arrest and eKsrSdl:iUD of crimiaBi,
who escape into ant theT state or terri
tory. The measure IL ths outcome OF Q
conference held IN NsR York last yesi
and formed hg ex Governor Stewart, a
VerD ont; W. W. Montgomery, Of
Georgia; + H. Sherman, OF hsechu
setts; W. 3. kirkpatrick, Of PEN syi
vAnis; Goodwin Brown, Of Nsw York
and o, II. PTier, Of Ohio
Daily Republican., 1888-03-16

MILWAUKEE. March 16.-A four
story brick building in Mil0sukee, CO
oupied by Atkins, Ogden 81 Co, gho
manufacturer, and the Thomas
Wentworth Company, manufacturer
and dealers In bInss goods and trim
mings, was destroyed by fire early } en-
terdny morning. The north whll Ofts
building fell upon and demolished
one.story structure adjoining, bGryini
a number Of fremen In the runs. Ia,
loss on property aggregates S423 GOO
the Insurance about Si5O,0y0 E.sb
injured hIemeu were taken from III
debris OF Ebe fallen wal. Que OF .htu
died econ after, and two or three other
are not expected To recover.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-16
THIRD EDITION.
a r,q Arch stree, Fire.

n,yutA March 10 -saller,
1avin h Co Is big Ave story iron pu i,snas
~ sis Arch street was completely ou ,tNe
ont last night by fire which q, ono svhnie
.hrestened to sweep away sne ia
u,rsS tom Third street to Fourth Anu
ploeA a a loss Of about $500, 900. onlS
Ssus ,s,ast herculean efforts OF the nIeln 1sn
ene disastrous spread Oh 'n'
flames. 40 sropts and the
s,,ar eoors are occupied py ene
lou, o rpa az a shoe factory. The hrst nools
~ occunied by William AyIee oonS
nientat manufacturers, and the 1eoik'
p,aIa Manufacturing Company mAchi .e,
Adioining on the east is the Ihre 80. ~:
hni ding of Lewis Reakirt Sio,n
cnr,ed hair and glue dealers, Ahu WE,
inc that the four story building VI IT,
n smith, leather findings al a suppl ~, N
Adjoining the burning puliuink ~ stori,
west side Is the City hotei, on Az
high. All these buildings WEI .ham.
and it seemed Impossible 10 sa ,'.a T1tnnt
anarsn o'clock by Officer Hartley,
70 ei Tour,b district. The flames We
bursting through the TOO, AN
sfth floor WAS mass OIL hIe'
THE ESTIMATED Losses OF Sa
Lewis saller, Of the rrD., s,a ~ lin ,
levin g. Co. said 1t was rsln una o,o a. =,
L sibse to give correct ess saSy s ,T@ " "
loss, but st q rough gys onS May, on ths
not be Tar out oil thHo,s az enor y vt
the building and $p eeE u ooa " osc. 'ill
The other firms on. hro,sn ont a. !
badly get oil wSoe 'n''"A 'oi worl
500 people wjmSu ia insure r., &C.
The bgS Tssce o Of sls s9P' mi n. 7
mostly 600 on the os ,sSg iDe ON ' wn \
Is an "a in PhiladelDIa Mr. levin
ANS morning tn the stock was vs.
at $3.50, 600, the sc6iuery a. 500
and the bulldog a. $4,000.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-16

WAsHIEGToE, March l6.-Mr Blaine
has WI item to an intimate friend that
he will not arrive in this country until
alter the Republican Convention, ard
that he will go direct to New York. He
ID erjoying excellent health. The 70.
eslVer Of the letter Gays that "the
abandonment OF tho Japan and OEll-
iornlA route on bis return is tho strong
est possible proof that MIR. Blsiue il
wholly cut Of the Presidential rAoo."
Daily Republican., 1888-03-16

A large number Of methodist mir.
listers retulnsd home from this CITY this
morning ON the Delaware Division
train leaving AZ $50. Among them
ssrs tina Rev. W. W. Sharp, y. r.
Carpenter and P. II. RaWllns. They ex.
pressed hores that the branch roads Of
the Delaware Division would be open
20 that they could reach their reBpec.
tive chargsa,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-16

When the sen h.b uai satll
'prats reached This city ibal
O'Clock laht might, a man 'll
standing on the platform Of oA
cars seemed to be In TOO n1a J
TO wait for the train to SOP, 'lil0
of As it came into he slas
m Used his footing and fell, aii1|
head, He wa rendsIed ~
and laid for several ninnls
WAS able 70 get up aud slAi! "
~As at dIst thought TIA. u"
uader the Wheels.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-16

CHICAGO, March ia special dis.
patch from Kansas CITY sayA rove ir9al
the great wheat fields ststs that grain
WINS never IN better condition 81 thiq
time OF the year thar a. present. The
whert 10 all up and Of even growth.
Cattle and sheep are Ia excellent aoadi
ton sua the losses age lssB than any
preceding iEtec.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-16

Train No. Il, known ~ the Southern
Fast Matt, vas but tkirty.f0uf minutes
late this morning This slight delay
Was oausei on the New Fork Division.
The Delaware mail waa n few mlnuteU
desytd OF Account Of being compelled
10 walt for No, II.