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The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-03-29
Nothing Like It'll

Every day swells the volume of proof that
as a specific for all Blood diseases, nothing
equals DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry. Remember, this is an old established
remedy with record 1t has been weighed
in the balance and found fulfilling every
claimi 1t has been tested many years in
thousands of cases with fiattering success
For Throat and Lung troubles, Catarrh,
Kidney disease, Liver Complaint, Dys-
pepsia, Sick Headache and all disorders re-
sulting from impoverished blood, there is
nothing like DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery world-renowned and ever grow
ing in favorl
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-03-29

L1rd Lausdowue salary as Vice,
,oY "g iadla VAN Dc 100000 a year
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-03-29

A CONDENSATION lock makes good chest
protector -Piedyssne.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-03-29

SOME men are accused Of being tight
when, in fact it is their pocket-books that
are full ~ foakers Statesman.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-03-29

A PLUMBER never asks: us 1t warm
enough for yousn He Just hands you his
bill and watches The PRECIPITATION trickle.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-03-29

AN angry dog is an animal of outrage. =
Pittsburgh Chronicle
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-03-29

In afflicted with Sore Eyes use DR.. Isaac
Thompson Eye Water Druggists sell 1T 25c.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-03-29

A MAN is never so likely to show what he
does not know as when he attempts to tell
what he knows about women. -Biaghansto
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-03-29
HnYY,s Yonr Iiver2

PERHAPS no article has been so frequently
weighed in the balance and found want
INV an coal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-07
ISMISS ENDICOTT ENGAGED:

Growing Relief in Washington That Mr.
Chamberlain l. an Accepted >n,tor.
WASHISGToT, May 6-AlthOugh there
has been no formal announcement hy Miss
Endicott's family OF her engagement to the
Hon Joseph Chamberlain, MP, yet the
report is now believed to be true.
Since the statement of Mr. Chamher-
lain's engagement has been 50 many times
reiterated in English newspapers, people
here have been looking at certain social
events OF last winter with retrospective
glass. II ia recalled that early in January
the report OF his marked attentions Ia VI ~
EndiCOtt had already aroused the belief
that friendship was TipcnIn" into an en-
yagrment. The announcement that II
marriage would undouhtedl he the result
OF their acquaintance was, CuIIcu-Iy
enough, cabcd t. Europe, and by the time
the report came back IN print, the rumnr
was already the topic in hrgh official cir
Clts.
From the very best sources that coulh be-
desired vOur correspondent learns that the
night Mr Chamberlain left Washington hr
called upon lady IN official n'c To say
farewell aud with some significance. q,
though he wished her to dIaw conclusions
hc said: 81 -haIl return 10 Washington
in June. Upon my return Will make IN
extended tour of the British possessions
and the Northwest shsll often visit the
United States.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-07

N.s..E I.r~sH tI Pc E...,.r.
SlEU EENyULE. May about half
past twelve to day miller X Freeman 5
circus from Columbus, ohio. euroute from
/0nesyiIle to Youngstown over the Cleye-
land and prttsburg railroad, met with u
had accident at Alikanna cut, one mile
above this city. The train was running At
"a rapid rate, when at the northern end Of
the cut il rlu into pile OF gravel and
stones that had rolled down on the track
from the sides OF the cut After ruuuiu,
about itJy feet the engine and seven CARS
were derai,ed and plunged into the em-
haukmeut and were piled in great cou-
fusion ON the track, entirely obstmcting
IT, The engine and tender seven show
cars and a large upantity Of show goods
were r1mpleteIy wrecked.
a coIored man named Elmer Chase.
about thirty years o. agr, the cook lor the
show. whose home WAS in Washington
CITY, was instantly killed. Engineer
Nhn-r Sullwell, aged twenty-seveu, OF
Wrilsyille, was badly scalded and cannot
recover
The wreck trains from S,eubeuyllle and
Ne.,Svl.le are engaged clearing the track,
which will not hs accomplished before ten
O'Clock 10 night The railway company
during the week ksepa watchman at this
cat, as &c Is q dangerous point, but he
gDrs OIL 80 twelve Saturday night, and
does not - on until Monday morning
An accident occurred 30 the same point
from the same cause last fall, killing the
engineer and iirrmru aud wrecking almost
the entire train, and 10 va thought at
chat time the warning was sufficient 10 in
ducp the company to employ Waterman
All the time. This accident should Ger
talu'y ,au,e u To dOS1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-07
PADDOCK BILL.


West Virginia Towns That Win Get Public
Buildings.
SD,"id Tlcgrdm IN uc R,liS,r.
WAsHINGTOS, May Ga bill which
was introduced by Mr.. Paddock, OF
Nebraska, and which has been recon-
mcnded by the Committee on Public
Buildings and Ground and is now on the
Senate calendar, provides for the erection
Of public building, not to exceed 10,
600 in cost, in every place where the post
office gross receipts have amounted to
s., 900 for the last year. As nearly
every Congressional district would get AT
least one pOstOlce building-and some OF
them scveral-it looks IN though every
Senator and representative would be for
it on local grounds, and it has fair
chance TO p>s. The Postmaster General
h4I scul To the Senate list of po1tollices
which have made returns emitting them
to the benefits of the bill
The following i list of the towns in
West Virginia, which, under the hill,
should it become IL law, would get public
buildings:
Charleston, CharIestOwn, Clarkshurg,
Huntington, Grafton, MaTtinshurg, Pied
mont
PUkersbnrg and Wheeling already have
public bindings, and it is probAb!" that
Charleston will have one at an early date.
Under tn, present law no allowance Is
allowed Tor rent at PHstollirrs which are
in the third clpVs. All OF the above named
Offices in West Virginia are in the third
class.
The gross receipts by the Charleston
Po-tofiice during the fiscal year ending
June 80, l--7, amounted to Sl2,5~l;
Charlesiown, $I.0lO; Clarkshurg, Si6l},
Grafton, S&,259, Huntington, S5,2jl;
Mmtinsburg, SG,255; Piedmont, $5,090
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-07
CONDENSED TFLEGRAMS.

/ disastrous fire, involving a lCS- 0f
fluU, ODu, occurred at SAnder-yillc, Ct.
G,1rml Warner Lcwis, prominent
citIn.n nj Iowa, died at Dubuque.
Everything j. in readiness At Dayton iur
the annual InGmpment oi the Sons 81
Veterans.
An insane person has been arrested at
Dnuvl'" H., who - supposed I" b" Ia--
colt, the Chicago murderer.
Zoe lnk, brakeman N the u. y NJ
yardr. at Lima, o.. Wa 1rrlon-ly injured
whrIc shifting cars on a siding.
Harrison staple, fatally stabbed lOul.
Brown nj a bali at Norih Ecnd, Ohio.
4 whole Italian family has been AZ
r,srd "a sew York tor handling counter
rIt money.
EuGi'o E'l and hi1 troupe sailed lor
New YORK. yesterday.
The great NIX drgs walk for the world r.
championship started in New York last
might
Gen. Cronk has ASSUMED command of The
Chicago Military Department.
John Olson, n Norwegian, was shot and
instantly killed by hi5 brother ut Chicago.
Vim. i. Finley, the lat milliou.Ir,
brewer, 0l Iolelo, bcqueatned n larg" ~uir
al money .or charitable purpose.
stephen Ballard, au old resident Of ZIP
leg, -, Tell aud -trnck hI- head nn . -i"H"
pavement, iucturIng hl- skull.
John NIrtch, a cooper. becim' mean"
because ot financial and domestic t"hni',
and cut hi- throat at Erti-vllI", "ai".
VIII. Entbrrford went 10 sleep IN de-
nnf Yt J.uiu. -. and Will" asleep Hotnc-
body picked hrs pocket OF a ''Inab!e gold
watch.
I, r. .ard that new ry.drnr" has been
,,uDd in ih, Columbus tally -heet ca-e-.
The trrd Of the cases will h" resumed May
sB
Two freight trains ou the c., 4. q G.
road ru'lidrd at Clinton, - badly wreck
ing the engines aud smashing three frel h,
ar. Thr engineer, ~ lumplGg from the
engine, Wa seriously injured.
James Srhoo'ry. arrested forssyiols'ing
the owen law, wa. fined and sentenc.l -
th,. work -hou-r by the Mayor ot Dayton lie
vas discharged on . wit of hab-a- curpu-
hczau-r TIE party rnIa"d' did no: make
the complaint
Peter Baum and h7 two sOHs, while
driving N Sandn-ky, O.. were ihrown ont
Of their vehicle. one had his neck broken
another fell against Il Hharp stone and bad
a terrible ga-h rut IN hi4 scalp, and IN"
third had hr- LETT shoulder bone and elbow
broken.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-07
THE CRlPT0GRAM.
DonnpiIy's Great Cyphsr Secret Exposed
bya 81. Louis Editor.

Donnally's Great gopher Secret Exposed
bya ST. Louis Editor.
Sr. Louis, May G.--The Po,HDipr'h
will tomorrow publish an article on tine
Shakespeare ponncIly.Bacon cipher, writ
ten by John J. Jennings, OF that paper, IN
which it will he shown that the key num-
Der from which Donnelly obtains his five
root numbers and which he has persistent
ly disclosed is 222.
This key number i obtained not only IN
the manner in which D0nreliy claims To
have obtained it, hy using the muIupliefs
:, 10, ! and II on page |, at the Sec
Ond Henry w. but also by combln-
ing Donnellys modtiers on page II In
fact, 292 is the sum of several mOdilfrs,
and it combines with every modiiier on
pages - and Il of the folio Shakespeare Of
l,G23. BY adding 222 10 2~5 PSI, 29l,
2Hi and 3Ol mod tiers found un page -,
the root numbers are obtained and the
cipher il always worked out from one or
the other of these roots
Mr.. Jennings shows that the modliiers
are As numerous "a the words of shake
speare's pages, and that the cipher IL sim
ply n case of arithmetical progression in
which the number oi terms is limited to
the number Of words in any column chosen
and the dilerentlal is nothing more nor
less than unit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-07
RACE MEETINGS.
Evr,thiug Ripe Tor Grand went at Lev
iuEtun.

E,ry thing Ripe Tor a Grand Event at Lev
inEtuu.
LEyrSDnN, Ky, May & G-Egeything
is ripe for a grand race meeting. Over
lour hundred horses are quartered at the
Kentucky association course. More are
to arrive tonight, crowds Of people con
tiuue to pour in and the opening events
tomorrow are 80 uncertain that no decided
f,vorite has been made in single one OF
the five races. The distillcrs' stake con
tain- only two horses that have performed
this spring, Macbeth second aud Wary,
and although both gained great victories
M Nashville and are good to run yet, the
public fancy turns to kallolah, MontrOsr
or Pollen to furnish the winner.
The association has provided ample ac.
rnmmodations and more hOr5es can be
taken care Of.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-07
KILLED HER RIVAL.

4 New McNico Belle knl- AN Enemy in
Cnld Blood.
ST LovI~, Mo, May News from the
Lima Valley, New Mexico, gives an ac
count Of the tragic and fatal result OF the
difficulties between Miss Sarah Bolt, and
Mary Lcmorc, who fought a duel last
week, the result of quarrel over the ai-
lections OF yOung cow hoy named Whit
man.
In this duel Miss Lemore was shot
through the shoulder, hut recovered IN a
few days, aId last ,cuiug, ,l1s,.y rtilrl,
went to tho house OF her hated rival aui
meeting her at the gate shot her dead Re-
turning TO her home, she proudly boIs,rd
of the crime. She was soon after placed
under arrest AZ Il revolver was found on
the person oi IN, murdered woman, II is
believed shc, too, Wa awaitin., IA "ppur-
tuulty to finish the work OF the durl.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-07
PERRY nELM0NT DECLINES.
To VIII Not Accept II Decoration From th
Er.u,b InN.rnrnpuf.

Ito VIII Not Accept II Decoration From th"
French Governments.
WAsmNGTuN, May 6.-M. Eonstan,
French minister to this country, recently
cllcd on Mr. Perry Belmont, chairman OF
the IIouse Committee on Foreign Affairs,
aud informed him that the French Repuh-
lie desired to confer on him decoration of
merit, because Of the kindly manner m
which Nr. Belmont had spoken OF the re-
public in prcsentiu" the resolutions passed
by Congress accepting the invitation To
take part in the Paris Exposition.
Mr.. Hnlmout, in reply, expressed his
rranticltinn. but said that it was not IN
hrs opinion proper that, as 4 member of
Congress, he should accept tn" honor.
While the decoration desired TO he given
Mr. Belmont WA not specifically named,
il WAS understood 10 be- the Cross OF the
Legion OF Honor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-07
DEATHS HARVEST.
r.sht P,r.ou, Killed la Wreck ON the
EoAdlug.

t..-tt t.......,... t.frt.t Ia. yu..t, 80, t,,.
-.
O.,
'''. N'"'.a'r Ne Wy '''' " ','' w.
and u O'Clock last nlghta terrible accident
occurred un the philadelphia and Reading
,.:f-...r t.,....-, ,r... IL, ,,,3 -,
'''''' ''''' P''',' anu '''
tap N'reight tram CONSISTING OF seventy
dye CARS bound Tor WllliImspJrt became
lls.,-rar,a.l no IN. br.sLio,. or 81 r,un-
D.. -, =. -.
.'.'-' ''-i'' ','' ''-' ''''' ''',' ,'''
halt mile before ths ere" dl7coTered that
the train wa, divided. The first section
.a7g,ir.l the arrival of the second Al the
........r...-...-..,. IA ,,,. ,.., h,,l.,
'''' VI " ''''''' e''''>' ',''''
men, losing 'onifo' o' tue 7e'ou" 7''l'on'
ltdl-hei iutu the drst section, causing an
e,nro--oD IN the third car. which was
IntFsd with Dlrnut paNd,r.
Al the scene of the accident, the rail
r,i8 rur. ,I,u, "A zf.,p hall az the bottom
.of which stood two rows OF houses occu-
med by the Pa,hdrlphia and Reading
C,sI and iron Compaay's employes. Ca
IN. r-rr.r.ls -.n,I IA nttI,. cottage occupied
hg r,br p.llo7 and family of four chIId-
zen, t,y, I,,y- and two urls The force ot
,r-. s,,rg.Io, wrecked IN. huIldIugS
s.y-,rs,.n In All. aud the stoves set tire 10
,ba brirdiBgs. D1inn and his two little
Girls warr hurn,d to death The two
h5y- escaped with burn.. simon her
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-07
AT THE WHITE HOUSE
SENATOR kENNA HAS 4 LITTLE TAIN
WITH THE PRESIDENT
He Will Go 10 st. LOUIS But Not as a Delegate.
An Honor Tha, Should be Conferred on
Someone Not Continuously 10 Ot.e,
Other Washington News.

Spnrid' E'sgrgm oHC E,g,Hr.
WASHINGTON, May 6.-Senator Kenna
spent the evening with President Cleveland
last evening, aud again this evening.
What the two distinguished gentlemen had
to talk about il not known, and Mr.. Ken
ma won't leak bit. kenna leaves for
home tomorrow evening to attend the dis.
trict convention for the election of dele
gates to the st. Louis convention. Asked
if he was going to st. Louis in June, Mr..
Kenna replied that he expected to attend
the National Convention, hut not as a del
egate. lie expressed the opinion that
Others than those in continuous public life
ghould have such honors ~ these hestowsn
upon them. lie said that he had sent
word to h9 friends not TO try to nominate
him for delegate to the ST. Louis conven-
tiuu.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-07
THEY MUST 90.


Lnui-N ill"'- Woman rn>imlstcr VIII fir"
T~" Etpuhlirnns.
Louisville, May q Mrs Virginia
Thompson, '0-lm..ir,-- Of Louisville, re-
turned to-day from Washington, where
SHE wen, TO answer the char%'s Of lp"s"
management, which have been lately flied
against her in the rcgort "l 4 special II.
spector.
4 bitter tight has been made upon her
for retaining Republicans IN the olIcc, and
.he has yielded 10 tar ~ to call for the RS
gnation Of l.. :. Tulcy, who ha7 been as
slatant Postmaster sInC" l~rI
Mr.. Tuley wa4 appointed
to office by President Pierce
and has remained ever since, being so'n
promoted TO ms present position. Er-
pcated cilDrta have been made 10 sc'ur"
his dismissal, DrmurrStS charging hat the
office has been very loosely conducted, and
that Tulry ~ mainly responsible for thus
lie il moderate Republican, but d'-'
claims being AN offensive partisan. He
will have to leave about June ]. sam H.
Harris. the superintendent ol mpl'r, aI-"
a RcpubIican, viii hgy" to 20.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-07
ASCUuOLSUNNDALn
school Girls sent Homo Tor Thoir E,iden-
co. OF D,pruNity.

school Girls Scut Homo Tor Thoir ENideu-
crs ot DopraNity.
WruISGroN, May Is Nine young
lady pupils OF the Wilmington High Cchool
were suspended from that institution re-
Gently for reading improPer books and cN-
EiMung Objectionable photographs The
urls arr all we'll connected socially and
their development of depravIJy II attrlou'
ted IN the main TO the wholesale
distribution OF photographs OF act
re-sfs m exceeding 9caut costumes,
utilized by dealers in advertising their
wares. An the dismissed pupils had col
le,tlous ct the Photographic advertise
m,ntz and the fact was disclosed that the
value of each picture was the greatest III
IT'S possessors estimation where the
drap,rles least intertered with compre-
henslve anatomical exhibit.
The matter has created the greatest
amount Of CONSERVATION among parents
and guardians, and It Is quite probable
that It any law exists by which these
p:ctures can he driven out OF the reach ol
the public 1t will be rtgidly enforced. II
not the Legislature will be called upon
tn enact one covering the eyl, and remedy
my It
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-07
FOR THE SECOND PLACE.
Michigan Democrat. win Trrs"nt Judge
4 u. Morse.

Michigan Democrats win Trrs"ut Judge
\. q. Morse.
DETROIT, Ml.H, May e.. II il sand to
bc practically settled that the Michigan
delegation % So. Louis will present the
name OF Allen e. Morse, Justice OF the
Michigan Supreme Court, to the Conven-
tion as % candidate for Vice President.
Morse is q soldier politician, One.armed,
and the Democrats calculGt" that u Aigsr
should he nominated by the Republicans
Morse would more than hold this State
against him. The proposition TO nom
mat, Nr. Morse meets the warm approval
of Don NJ Dickinson, who IL still leader
90 the State Democracy and Morse =
name is pretty certain to 20 before the
Convention. IT, carried the State against
Tuds. Cooley by &uwuu majority, but
under very different circumstances from
what hi- run would he against Algcr.
Fn. Democrats calculate on getting the
vote ot Indiana b"cIutc OF the split over
I,rlg
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-07
CLEVELAND VICTORY.
! CI.an sweep of ia. Harrisburg Dele

\ CI.an sweep of the Harrisburg Dele
IIEGIsuI Eu, May Il. - The regular
Cleveland delegates carried - of thr -
precincts m This city last night, and made
almost . clean sweep ot Strclrnn. There
were two eets ui delegates IN all hut three
Oi the precincts al this city. IN which the
regulars had .u,h a llr.- majority that II
was Eoi deemed wlsc 10 SIT up any
opposition. The delegates elected to
night will choose three delegates Ia
the State Convention, Who will
support T.. NJ. lIaldeman for the National
Convention. His competitor WAS Juhn
Royal, who claims Ia bee Tor Cleveland -
denomination, but hia opponents are appr"-
heu-ivr that he might he controlled by the
enemies Of the President, II sent ~ a dele
gate.
Postmaster Meyers supported IL" Ha'!C
man delegates. and Mayor frtchey tive
l;oyal delegates. Tine Mayor wa4 beaten
IN his own precinct, while Meyers carried
his ward hy large majority. All the i'-
turns from the country districts heard from
are iaynAbic Ia the r,gnlars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-07

DrrGpT, Mich,, May e. George Frank
lin hnd,run, the accomplished swindIcr
who cut wide swath ~ Detroit some
time ago and later in Pennsylvania, aud
VIII" Was rcporicd dead IAN English pr,-"u
recently. * still alive and serving ont bus
sentence. ~ ahyicrs received here stltr.
Anderson vas brilliant fellow, arrested
IN l.r"and some time ago and a"ni NJ for
1--we years, having a aSusqnrhannA,
IA. man INTO sending him To l.rgland 4"
ret fortune which had been left HIM, POI"
Anderson SaId 1t WIS a fraud, and the
prnnsyiyanian caused Andrr-on's canysc.
tion. The report OF Andcrson's death o"
supposed To- have been started for uit"rlor
purposes hy himself.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-07

LONDON. May 5.-NewSPapers are he
ginning 10 worry once more about STANLEY,
and anxiety for Emin rAsha is giving way
10 anxiety for the explorer who has gone
10 his r,sruc. Ii il cnriOus that Whole
Em'u r.,>ianow communicates freely with
L9rlard. uuthiug can he heard of the man
WI" has gone ont supposedly 10 save HIM.
Ihrrc Is htllc doubt, however. that stan
ley Is all right, and will turn up with good
News
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-07
WHITE WINGED PEACE
EISNAR, Ks OPINION IS THE FTRaPEiN
SIT MON
W. H ut PrH5.t-Rl,,as il IS ~ Con
sllrrsI NsEasm. Oder F5r0sa New.
The PiPlI Rts.rpi Caaitani.
Eas.s4 Matters.

BERLIN, May lit is atattd that
Prince Bismarck expressed TO Mr.. Carl
Schurz his positive conviction that the
peace OF Europe would be maintained.
The Chancellor said he thought that the
reinstatement of Gen. BogandOv'rh by
the Russian Government afforded 10
ground for apprehension. He was conf
dent that the Cars word would prove
more powerful than that Of Gen. lcnat,f'
and his partisans
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-07
A PLEASANT EVENT.
Nnung WashInGtnnians En,ertaIn Their
Distinguished Parents.

Innng Neutrality-suspicious. Entertain Their
Distinguished Parents.
Special TJgr0w ~ n, RsgiSer.
WAsmNGIug, May Quite unique
entertainment took place at the apartment
Of Hon. J. S. Miller, Commissioner Of
Internal Revenne, last evening, being a
mystical and magical performance 10y
Robert Wilkins, the /! year old son OI Con
grcSman wilkins, "a the "WilIrd OF the
rusrarawas. and Perez Marsh, the l!yaar-
old ron of Mrs. Carolina Marsh, formerly
ol Cincinnati a. THE Magician Of the
Miami. Lee Miller, the ycar-old son OF
the Commissioner managed the show and
introduced the mysteries in great shape
The tricks pcrlmmcd by the boys were re
mnrkahly well done and the audience OF
little ones, M well RI the adults, were com
rlrtcly myStriird. The costumes Ol the
pre.iiritatcus were OF oriental magnii-
rrucc, and the boys could have given
points to Hermann and Keller on their
ease and gTiCCE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-07

NrT YoRK, May 6.-Austin Corhin, ac-
COMMANDED by his daughter, Nus. Cham
polion. was a cabin passenger on the French
steamer Ia Champagne, which sailed to-
from this po.t Il Was said that Mr..
Corhin gn.s abroad partly in connection
with the affairs ct the Reading Road. At
fred Sally will also sail for Europe shortly
aud IT Is said that they will both act with
Piepont Morgan, who is now in .ondon 10
complete the arrangements for placing the
$50. UOU.u .uDD { per cent. bonds issued for
the purpos, OF retiring the present general
mortgage bonds OF the Reading.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-07

81. PETEE>EuEU, May Il. = General Non
Schwc'uiiz, the German Ambassador here
returned TO the Car the tu'sian decora-
tlous worn by the late Emperor William.
Ia accordance with the latter's desire, the
Ambassador Acknowledged the high dis
tinrtion conferred upon the wearer The
Clu WAS greatly moved by this mark On
the cordial attachment OF the dead mon
arch