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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17
FATAL COLLISION.
Three Persons Killed and q Number
Inlured In Iowa

oTTUxwA, Iowa, Jan. 16.-A Wabash pas
senger train and water train of the Ottum-
wa & Kirkville road collided four miles
west OF here last night. 10th roads run
over the Rock Island track from here to
Ccmstock, eight milss west. The collision
occurred at q sharp curve where the track
runs close TO the river and around
high bluff The air was full of
hosrfrost. and the engineers could see
only short distance ahead. The trsirs
were running at full speed snd the engines
were completely demolished. The Wabash
baggage car Was deraiisd. also four OF the ..
s. X. cars III. f. Peck. the Wabash engin-
ssr, Jumped and escaped With a slight
sprain. His fireman was scsldsd TO death.
George Miller and Isaac Budenstein. engin-
esr and fireman OF the other train. were
killed and buried under the wreck. Sever
al person, were badly bat not fatally hurt.
The collision was caused by a mistake Of
the Rock Island train dispatcher.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17

Ore II the rarcst - VII animals. = ~hits
deer. wss killed a fe~ DAYS s<a near Snow
siire aao1nfain- Ca1tcn counfy. Pa bT Fro
taenCtaTv Naur = SsIrturv. it vas nearir
psire white. an'i cne - tes .arTess dos ever
<liied IN be rpzioa- Bur three white derr
were ever killed hef-re ia this part = ths
sfssA Ois hunters wroes-aiiJf Believe IN ths
bar<woofis superstsslca tea1 - klli = whits
deer fsrsoss evii - its s.sver. and al who
have heard ~ Frcrhcuctsrv Nsnn's driieer-
ate 6eissce of TIE zlr<~sfificn sre sgHass a.
bis ts-nrr1fv snd prcrhesv al Ssrts of bad
h1ck f,r am he ~ havs tke zseuaGoens
Sk1n ~ tte snizsi st1Fea srd nlcuaeed -
Cslcaza Ns=A
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17
SPEAKER CARLISLE Ill.
Attacked with scoagsstivs Chill while st
Dtaasr Lat Evening.

wAszIxsT0S. Jan. l6.-Spsaksr Carlisle
hes not been well for several days. and has
complained Of seeliug badly. This evening
snils at the dinner table a. the Riggs
House. ne was taken Suddenly and seriously
IN sad regsinsd his room With the utmost
difficulty. DR.. 5omers was promptly
called in. who pronounced IL q chill OF the
0rdsr and sdminissred proper medicin =
aad advised the Speaker 10 Keep quiet for
several days as he was IN great need OF rest
and his nervous system Was greatly i'm
paired TAs illness Of Carlisle will doubt
less prevent him from presiding over the
House for the next fsS days and he may be
compelled 10 give up bis trip TO Georgia.
wasrs ns expected 10 90 Saturday. TO de-
liver ais speech on revenue reiorm- To-
right the Speaker Vas somewhat improved.
the high fever that.he had early IN the even
Ing a4ving slightly aoatsd-
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17

wAsHIs0roS. Jan. l6.-In ths House.
Mr.. NeAillen from the Committee on Mer-
chant Marine and Fisheries. reported the
Dinglsy resolution calling for information
r.lsfi - 4, discrimination in tolls against
American vessels passing through the Wei
land canal. After q few explanatory re-
MARKS by Mr.. Dingley. the resolution was
adopted Debate then arose over the delay
IN the printing Of the record and public
documsnts A member OF the Republicans
severely criticised the MANAGEMENT of
the printing Office and the Democrats de-
fsnded the public printer.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17

fouFiA and Fiffh wards. which prexsi'sa
snd the sseiecl Was ended Al lxst
Alderman SaGnshsa oasFed resel0isoa
10 tas sfssci that the S,eoncli isscT the KlaH
~ faistug SlS.clo fcr toe euiiainr e .
oeurt hease ~ the Bsxrc 81 supervisors.
eoi tast Il bs es he issriak 81 b3nas in-
sisAs q ey direct t2xets0a As = nos pro
posed By sas SaperxisoFs. The motion pre-
Wales ana TIE t'0ancl then adlo0rned.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17

Governor Luce has been asked to pordon
Harry Mcdowell, who is serving fifteen
Mcdowell was sentenced in the Superior
Court here for causing the death OF Sylvia
Sawdy. the reasons given for the request
are that he is likely to die OF typhoid lever
If not released
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17
The STRIKERS DETERMINED.
Pro@incat sp-shsrs to Be sent Into the
Mininx Regions.

Fronfncot Speakers to Be sent Into the
hisinS Regions
READTSs. Jan. l6.-The Executive Board
met today and determined TO proceed with
the fight shroughou: the whole region
reached b7 the Reading road. Speakers of
national reputation are 20 De brought here.
Amslxsmstsd Chairman Davis and hrs
aids sre visiting all the local
branches and labor hesdsusrters
encouraging the men to hold together. The
reported starting up Of the Pot;sville Iron
and Steel Compsnys furnsces Is untrue.
The Knickersocxsr Ice Company lsborsrs
refused 20 load Res3lng cars al Lgmblinz
Run dams todsy. The Reading officials
here say that the sninsrs must irst uncoo-
diuonaliy ~ - work before they viii De
tr.afpi With
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17

The F Fortnighuy hop given by the Misses
Gags and Benediet in their elegant new
hail. last evening. was qaile largely attended
by very select party. A very pleasant
evenings smuse ment vss enjoyed by the
company and the popularity OF these ladies
IL on the increase. new tcra will com
mence with the Saturday class.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17
Slightly lniured.

On Sunday afternoon IS Miss Lizzie
Bauer and Charley Shsfer were slsighrid-
ing on Front-sr. Amos Rsthbun drove up
behind them, the tongue Of his cutter
teIescoping the back OF the other sleigh,
striking the lady in the back and throwing
her out into the snow. Although sustain
ing several injuries, none OF them have
proved serious.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17

The case Of Cutler against w. T. Elicit,
10 recover the value Of g0ad taken from
the former. who drives a snsn OF mules. By
the latter. Who is Vice President Of the Hn-
name Society. vas on tris in Justice
Nslsa's court yesterday and attracted con-
siderable attention. it Vss adjourned until
this morning for cotnp.etEon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17
Jessie Bell Arres.ad.

Jessie Bell. an important witness in the
Martin Pierce house of III fame case, which
is hanging fire in Police Court, LETT the
civ about two weeks sgo. A bench war
rant wes issued for her arrest and she was
tsken on this last night, on her return from
a trip to Fort Wayne. She occupied Cell
n. and will be held until her testimony is
taken
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17

CHcaeo. Jar. fs.-Ths savsn- story brick
suildinx No "a Desrborn-ss wss consider
ablr damaged ov So srd Fster fhis eva
nirg TIE Juion Tyre Foundry The
Western Paei<hiux Co. TIE Amer can
Printing Co. ard several ether csglc@ras sre
i1sers The tltsi los Vii Be $50 90 ANGLE
fnsnrarre
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17

Grand Rapids. Mich. Jan Is. $.
14l z. Bridss-st

Hen,sn 9. Ha7>aio5z Eeq, scs'p. Hoil1a@
Lit~a-r SssTefg K~qss - kan1t p
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we tez 90 stste ~s T1H plrcaase tae ga
10y safire fer toe nsEst 81 Tt0r pr ricTn1-
ssos a Pow,rs 0psra Ho1ss 5asusrf = 81
FfoVids1z - a.. psrG fisd - ctssr5s1se ths
ilcksrs ~ scns sxien curse res 81 ails ~
az Wiling I'D desirors o asSs1sng rslg
wortHv 1-gariysf5r - ~sa 70 zs7e 80
Eeirrd ae~s 80 80 acsse - 80 f9r
them. ucxsas - as ca IS "a f-es s1c ie ether
wcrzs - astfrs - -r9T set pt>,sl-s a'
6isrfenti-z fss xsrs wsf. rsr cero ~ -ssnt 2.
- the Hsl&eo -S5s 60 sB-ss circu-s
st.1osz ll.nrs Irar
TsExa Jk@TsaS1 "a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17

NV Yokx. Jan. fs-Ths sssisnnsat of
Amssa Lyon. tie umsrells nsnnfsctursr.
to-day va due - his endorsement - paper
for -. II De orsst vao recentI nasfs an
assignment Tse sx-e1f - tsis oausr =
eeiieTsa n TIE frs8e 90 - shsul 8 81 dt-9
iiy0n saYs - oses nothing eis>
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17

coxsrsvfESorts. Ian. ie. The Porte h.-
savices rem So. Refersburz senyiag tas
runners cf ths the actasi ar Intended Rms
s'sn disarmament in connection sish tae
BfiiEarian question. s1ssis wili act sslbor-
siaste sPr milifarT arfangeuen 20 thess
~ anv 90 7er nafloa.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17
Stole a Gun.

Charles Briggs was brought here last
night by Deputy Sheriff Wellington Ros-
coe, of Sand Lake. s0d locked up at the
Jail Briggs IS charged with the larceny OF
. vslusbls gga from a man at Sand Lake,
who leases these weapons for use.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17

Nsw YoRx. Jan r. ia Arra.as fsr So.
~ vss entered to-day sz2.7ss Cars Ar
~ fhe re~7sot cf the fa~v = fse sn7t ~
hresca % proassse sEougsf By Mss cisrs
gazepeel.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17

One oi tie largest merriess and aost
brillisnt audiences Of TIE season grseied
Asi G Goodwin Al Powers' Grsnd Opera
House last evening That delicious CON-
sdls,tA Lend Ne Five Shilings,n which
was won't 10 tickle oaT iathers wSs the
soaroe of the stream Of fun which fewed
increasingly al Ihs essning M Good.
wins 6oiiEbtiy. naturally. Is different
creation from that OF Ar enersons bat 4
Is every whit As funny. Goodwin grows
smoother and more oleag' nous with years
The farce Turned Up which the olay bill
informs "a is 'melo-dramaiie fsrcial COM
edy Ia three acts. is one OF the funniest
and most original conceiis the STAGE has
seen for years. MAI Goodwin plays Caraway
Bones. an underlakeT. aud his makeup
caused shrleks OF laughter Asnever he agl-
peared. j. B ASson-whst fat Jscs be
has grown OF laie-dlVices the hoaors u
the casi with the star. and Charles Co0ge
aud L. III. Burns do effective work, as 90
aisJ The Ia dies. kalamazoo will have Good
win tonight
There was no performances at Redmonds
last evening owing 10 ike iacl that The bag
did not get through IN tine. The Ailwau-
kee trains being late into Chicago there was
no opportunity 10 transfer IL. The company,
however, arrived here yesterday afternoon
and the baggage aud scenery came last
evening. Under tie 0asligat" will be
seen in all its glory al the matinee this
afternoon.
Prof. Welenstein's orchestra al Power
seems 10 improve consts ntly. The music
furnished ~ that theatre last evening would
DO no dscredt TO the finest Opera House in
this country. Our audiences should en-
courage the orchestra with little we'll
timed applause once in while.
The sale of seats for the performance of
Renee de Nora" by Clara Morris opens
at the box Office this morning. II goes
without saying that Miss Morris will be
welcomed with a large and fashionable
audience.
Musical people are working themselves
into fever oi excitement over the APP
proaching Csmpsnini oo1oed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17

Grave fears are entertained ia regard to
+. F. BdtieTworth vho was stricken With
paralysis over week ago. His attending
physician says that his chsacss of recovery
are very sight and that hs is gradual J
failing.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17

The big Ere oeB vii be soun5es frs-
qUentiy ths aferpooa freTa ? snal 5
clock. - the Board Of Police ard Fire
Commissioners VII test the nsw striking
apparatus for The Be- Ciw Hal ciock-
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17

PsTLADstFsI1k. ian ls-Fbe Wsriers
s<siler ard eondui, ~orks suroed fhis morn
ins. TIE 80 = ssoeo o So, "a, faliv
iasar<&
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17
WHITE PORCELAIN.

And these goods Wi 20 al 10 off.
These goods sre iusi a. rev ard dcsir-
able as any we have, couing, S shey
do, from fbe bcsI fsc, OF rrs in thel Lard.
The only tfcuh' $. ve have hc q car
rying too many styles lutt hni cf
eight patterns in waite perce'si4 WfvP
IL Is too many for am afr En3f etny
way 10 gel nd OF nee goo le g. SC
rifce them. SO nov q rae fc rstch
up your CID se,s, &C. you rcs,f gain VII
have such al crpoI.urisy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17
The TOWER.
Purchased the ntire Gailsry-Let all the
Poor BolIAuders Turn Dat.

Purchased the stire Gaiisry-Let all the
Poor BolIAndefs Turn Dat.
The always generous hearted Mr. Rosen-
thai. OF the Tower Clothing Co.. enoe more
contributes largely to the pleasure OF those
financially embarrassed.
II, Holland Literary Society. 'Ksanis ~
Kuaa." - n. Eetflfkak Gspqoe- Of tks
T,,cey C<oftin7 @.
DEsR srR.-The Holland Literary S0cisty
"kennis en- kunst' respectfully reaBests
you TO purcssse Tor ths bsneft Of this soc-
ETY. the use of the gallery Of Fswers Grand
Opers House On he evening Of the 18th oi
Jspus-y isfs. on -hicb evening this soci-
stF intends 10 reader dramatic satsrisin-
meat n tas Holland langaaze.
1olrs respectfully,
ExExAN +. HUeExEoLTz, Seer.
Grand Rapids. Mich. Jan Is. IS.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17

o,s Hundred and rhirty-ave Reported
gptssf hv the storm

gtfstt NJ the storm
MrxxEtrotfs. Ian. fe.-The y3ssradFs rs-
-ised list 81 ihs blizzard fatalities show -
dead IN DAKOTA. - in Minnesota, s in
Iowa Il IN Nebrssks snd in Moutsns.
The total e 115. besides S. reported roiss-
NJ
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17
SILNEKW ARE

VIII also be gresiiy fedu,cs Several
patterns IN Spoons and fofls WI De
closed out ~ I , OF and the balance OF
stock al 3oper cent OF.
Ths whole ce1ieE cfouT double stcrcs.
2e and 3 Monroe s.. Is dsVc "a 20
this ~ OF Sale. Such tsreiiis n
Choice Vase. S-<'usr' srd cfbri pi~ces
of Bric-s b-ac 50 VIII be fcuud fese 10
somethirg IMP ecetentc3. Come early
sn get the tes' bargains Don't wait
un,ilthey are all pickeo over.
Remember. the sale COM
mences Mondsy, January Is.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17

wssBfSeroS. Jan. i6.-W. II. Bigslow, of
Maine. formerly special agent Of the Post
ofics Department. has been appointed post
master Of the senate. The senate Com
mittse on Postofhcss and Posrf0ads will
next Friday hesr reports from Or. NOrvin
Green and Gardiner G. Hubbard 1pon the
telegraph bills. The Senate Committee on
Territories viii next Moadsy morning hear
arguments ia respect 20 proposed annex
stiou of Northern Idaho 70 Washington
tsrriforv
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17

Higgins Leaves The rres-ary Department.
WssHISeroS. Jan, i6.--Eugens Higgins
severed his connection with the Treasury
Department today. and surnsd over the
offics Of chief Of she appointment division
TO Percy &. smith. formerly disoursing
elerk in the Postnfiee pepartmsnt.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17

The sale of seats for the performance OF
Renee de Moray' by Clara Morris opens
at the box Office this morning. II goes
without saying that Miss Morris will be
welcomed with a large and fashionable
audience.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17

Musical people are working themselves
into fever oi excitement over the ap-
proaching Csmpsnini o loen.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-05-02

five cents, and this was the burden which
 weighed down the consumer and curved the
 spine and paralyzed the energy of the laborer.
 The bill he regarded 6 humi1iating confession
 that all the evil things which had been said
 about the tariff were not true. He discussed at some length and earnestly opposed the proposition to place wool on the free list. Touching upon the question of wages he de- clared that if this bill passed the American workmen would be compelled to compete with the Englishmen and receive the same rate of pay for their work. He protested against the United States following the ex- ample or doing the bidding of Great Britain. The Evapid vaporings of the Anglomaniac did not deceive the American patriot. Every thinking man knew that the ruling classes of England were and always had been hostile to this republic. The English press and Eng fish statesmen favored the bill now under discussion, and this furnished good reason why American statesmen should give it a grave and careful examination before they voted upon it.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-05-02
THE METHODIST CONFERENCE Opens It's Sessions In she Metropoli.
 tan Opera House.

tan Opera House.
 NEW YORK, May 1.-The general confer ence of the Methodist Episcopal church opened its session this forenoon in the Met roDolitan Opera House. The bishops occu- pied the seats on the stage. The galleries were crowded and the boxes were occupied with the wives of delegates and their friends. The proceedings were opened with prayer, singing and the reading ot the scriptures. Bishop Foss read passage from the Bible and Rev. Dr. Quinn of Wisconsin delivered the prayer. Bishop Bowman, the senior bishop, presided and conducted the exercises. Bishop Foster read the 103d psalmean and Bishop Wal den read selections from the New Testament. Chaplain, McCabe conducted the singing. Bishop Andrews read the hymn, and Bishop Foster offered prayer. Presiding Bishop then arose and explained the reason for the conference and read the rules by which it was to be conducted. Judge Enech O. Fancher made the address of well come. Rev. G. s. Hare of this city extended the welcome from the New York conference Nr. Hare said the first conference held in this city in 1844 had 1S0 delegates, while this one was attended by 500. John M. Tremble of Ohio, & delegate in 1s44, had attended every succeeding confer thanked the citizens of New York for their kindly greeting and invoked the divine blessing. General Fiske, the we'll known temperance advocate, on behalf of the house committee delivered 8 humorous address. Some argument ensued on the distribution of seats and a motion to have the delegations draw for seats was adopted. IL was decided | to refer all contests.
 At p m. the conference adjourned for an hour. On reassembling Bishop Foster of Boston offered prayer. The drawing of seats ! occupied nearly all the session and after the committee on contests had been announced the conference adjourned till tomorrow
Morning journal and courier., 1888-05-02

his aunt, whom he had imagined to be we'll to do but not wealthy, had remodelled her will when he, an orphan, ran away from her and from England in a fit of boyish anger
 Since then he has been in Toronto, St. Louis, Louisville, Chicago and Milwaukee and has become Mason of high standing. He was for time steward of the Southern Hotel, St. Louis, and later went to the PIankinton House, Milwaukee, making his home in that city. His wife and little girl left Milwaukee last evening in response to telegram from him, but had no idea of the good news await ing them They propose going direct to England in few days, but not to remain permanently
Morning journal and courier., 1888-05-02
News by Telegraph FROM ALL QUARTERS. IA STORM IN THE SENATE. IngaIIs And voorhees Bandy
 Epithets. THE LIE FREELY PASSED. Words That Leave A Bitter
 Sting. THE EMPEROR HAS A RELAPSE. Opening Of The Methodist
 Conference.
AFFAIRS AT THE CAPITAL.

TheIPubLie Debt Reduced Nine Millions
 A Field Day in the Senate-IngalIs
 and Voorhees Do Battle Royal With
 Their Tongues-TariF Talk In the
 House.
 WASHINGTON, May 1.-During the month of April, as shown by a statement prepared by the Secretary of the Treasury, and issued from the department, tto-day, the reduction of the public debt has aggregated $9,235,- 3OO.10 Since June 30, 1887. the decrease has been $s7, ,7ss, ,ss1 .9s. At the close of business to-day the total interest bearing debt was $1, 181 ,632, ,855.04. Total debt, in- cluding debt on which interest has ceased and other non-interest-bearing items S1, FOG, ,833, ,377.17. Net cash in the Treas ury, s110, ,244, ,969.6O. Cash items available for the reduction of the public debt, $314,- QSk 5S0
Morning journal and courier., 1888-05-02

WANTED,
 A Lh mGhf neat capable girl to do general house 4 work m family of three adults; central To- as caslon WIth modern conveniences Address giving 1 HOUSEKEEPER,
 1nyS u care Of the Journal and ConIriar
Morning journal and courier., 1888-05-02
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A WIDE AWAKE SCHOOL.

Full of push energy, and reliable, with high standing among business men, is the one for young ladies and young men to attend Such is Gaffey's Select School of Shorthand and Typewriting per sion daily and Monday, Wednesday and Friday eve nings for the benefit of those who employed days
 We are alive to the interests of our pupils and spare no pains expense in giving them the best instruction and securing them good positions when they become competent. Pupils can enter at any time and new entering every week, taking the places of those going out to positions.
 Call or send for interesting catalogue. Instruc- ion by mail to those living out of the city.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-05-02
Music For Flower Time.

Of the 1000 coo sheets of Music which are in our stock very many are appropriate to slng and to play not only (tra-la) among the spring flowers, but throughout the open air season, with its festi vals conyentions and concerts Consult catalogues, or find the 'sDitson & Co., music in any respectable music store.
 sunday School Assemblies should examine and use cbiIdren's Diadem (30c) Abbey & Munger, or Songs of Promise (35c) Hoffman & Penney or Song Worship (35c) Emerson 6 Sherwin-or as
 Praise Meeting Books. Voices of Praise (40c) Hutchins New Spiritual Songs 35c) Hoffman 6 Penney school Teachers, Institutes ana sum.-
 mer Schools will examine the new Songs and Games for Little Ones (S2) Jenks or for Common Schools, United Voices (50cl Erler- son, or for High Schools Royal Singer (60cj Elmer son.
 Musical Conventions will examine or sing from Emerson's Jehovah's Praise ($1), or his Concert Selections (S1) from Zerrahn's Apograph ($i), or Tenney's American Male Choir l$D. Send for Lists and Descriptions.
 Any book mailed for retail price,
 Liberal discount for quantities,
 OLIVER DITSON & co.
 Boston, Mass. s67 Broadway, New York. apis w6s&w
Morning journal and courier., 1888-05-02
BEQ JEST OF A MILLION. The Good Fortune of a Western Hotel

CHICAGO, May 1.-Charles A. Howard of Milwaukee. widely known Mason. was yes- terday notified by his lawyer of bequest aggregating over 8 million dollars. A cable despatch just received told the story. The death of his aunt, Mrs. Mary Howard of Kent,
 Yorkshire. Eng, of which Howard had heard some time before, had brought him prince ly fortune. MT. Howard became so excited that he seemed scarcely to know how to con tain himself. He had believed for years that
Morning journal and courier., 1888-05-02
WANTED

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 A SITUATION by respectable Protestant girl "A to do general housework in a nrivata Tar,ffiz Best or city reference Inquire at InyS lCr AZ WHITNEY AVFNTIE
Morning journal and courier., 1888-05-02

MAN. to take the agency of our safes; size 2ax other sizes in proportion. rare chance to create permanent business at home. These safes meet demand never before supplied by other safe com panies as we are notzBverned by the Safe Pool.
 fSwed13t ALPINE SAFE CO.,, Cincinnati, O.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-05-02
THE EMPEROK HAS RELAPSE Hut There Is No Cause For Imnedi-
 

ate Alarm.
 BERLIN, May 1.-The Emperor's fever in- creased this evening. His expectoration is more copious and his cough is worse. He is also suffering from headache. An att tempt has been made to relieve him by inserting new canula During the day he was languid and had but little appetite. It is doubtful whether the Empress will be able to go to the Elbe provinces. The relapse has shattered the hopes that were entertained of permanent improvement, but there is no cause for inn mediate uneasiness.
 During the last twenty-four hours several portions of tissue have come away from the Emperor's throat. The fever was due to inflammation in the vicinity of the wound through which the canula passes. The doctors are hopeful that the threatening symptoms have passed of. They have or- dered that tent be erected in the park for the Emperors use in fine weather.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-05-02
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 IL 79 to S9 RAILROAD AVENUE.
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 HENRY F. ENGLISH,
 unO4 0rarn cfr.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-05-02
Chicago Downs the Hoosters.

Earned runs. Chicago 4. Two base hits, Sullivan, Williamson, Hines, Myers, Denny. Three base williamson, Van Haltren, Darling, Hines. seery, First on errorsLChicago 3, Indianapolis 5. First being hit by pitched bali, Pfeffer: Struck out, Denny, Sesry 8, Daily, Healy.- Doub'e plays. SuI- 1ivan and Darling, Burns and Pfeffer. Passed balls, Daly. Wild pitches, Van Haltren, Healey 1. Time, 2:10. Umpire; Valentine.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-05-02
B11amts.
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