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SHOWERS HANGED.
A Brutal Murderer Dies on tho
Gallows at Lebanon, Pa.
THE CRIME he DIED FOR.
tie Killed Ills Two Grandsons aud Mar
rowiy Escaped nclng Lynchrd by In
dignant citixcns-His Confession.
Escape and Recaptarc.

LEBANON, Pa, Nov. 15--William Showers,
the murderer of his two grandchildren, was
hanged at II .0S a m
The story of William Showers crime, for
which he suffered death ON the scaffold, was
as revolving in circumstances as il is horrible
to relate. The man lived close TO Annville, a
village near Lebanon. His two grandchil-
tlren, William kailer, aged O years, and
Samuel Spcraw, aged 5 years, the iIlegiti-
mate offspring OF his dead daughter, lived
with him.
They were bright boys, but the aged grand
father conceived the idea that they were in
the way Of his happiness that OF marrying
his alleged housekeeper, Betsy Sargent. On
May IL, 1887, the children were missed from
the Showers domicile, and until the 3ist of
that month no trace of them could be found.
Showers made several conflicting state
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SEYMOUR, Ia, Nov. 15.-At St. John, Mo-,
last Saturday night, after Republican jol-
1ification, a boy named Scott hurrahed for
JEFF Davis VIII Daniels, a 13-year-old Lad,
threatened to thrash him If be repeated his
offensive cheering Scott again huTTahed
for JEFF Davis, and Daniels was taking Off
his coat to carry out bis threat when Scott
drew a penlnife and stabbed Daniels to the
heart, killing him instantly. Scott Is in
rv.zs nr3x7
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head and Dublin q sa-
loon passenger named
Pyne fell overheard and
was drowned before help
could reach him. 1t is
reported that the unfor-
tunate man was Mr..
Jasper Douglas Pyne,
Nationalist M. p.
It is feared that Mr..
Jasper Pyne embarked
at Holyhead last night on
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ANNAPOLIS. MD. THURSDAY EVENING NOVEMBER l5 1883.
THs ATTU0Ks MONUMENT.
1t Has Rccn Unvellea in ostoa aud Com
mensorates Great tvent in the
History oT Amer ca.

BosToN, Nov. 15.--The monument TO Girls.
pus Att0cks aud his four associates has been
unveiled in this city. The event was the oc-
casion of a grand parade and meeting in
Faneuil hall, at which several orations were
delivered and poem written by John Boyle
0'Reilly was read.
In I76s the British ministry sent large
numbers of British troops to Boston. They
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Carr, were cunsAl- AihoehS stoNNMENH
cred by the brave New Euglanders as sacri-
hced to the cause of freedom. Their muir
der aroused the greatest Indignation all over
the colonies Everywhere they were spoken
OF as 'our murdered brethren They were
given funeral unsurpassed in Boston for
universal sympathy, intense feeling and sol
emn impressiveness. Their deaths kindled
an irresistible enthusiasm for separation
from the mother country, which gath
cred force and directed the aspirations
hopes and efforts of the people in an intelli
gent struggle for independence. For thirteen
years the 5th OF March was annually cele-
brated in commemoration, but it was finally
merged in the 4th of July John Adams has
said: Son that night the foundation Of
American independence was laidn Daniel
Webster, in a formal oration, spoke of the
massacre with these words: "From the mo-
ment we may date the severance OF the
British empire"
The monument was erected by the com
monwealth OF Massachusetts,, and was de
signed by Robert Kraus, of Boston 1t is of
Concord granite, and is ~ feet 3 inches high
The bas relief on the front face represents the
Boston massacre in Kings street.
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created many dis
turbances, insulted
women, assaulted
men, and generally
IN ad Q themselves
obnoxious to The
good people Of Bos-
ton. Petitions 5
praying for relief
from this outrage
We're sent TO the
governor Of the
province, but with
out avail. TIL Q
troops remained in
Boston for more
than eighteen n
months. Then. on
March 5, i77O, ,came
the terrible Boston
massacre. It's re
suit is a matter of
history. The Eve
victims, Attucks,
Maverick, Cald-
well, Gray AID
H. -
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

We will insert in this column advertis
nents of Wants, For Rent, For Sale, Lost,
Found, &C., not exceeding four lines. ONE
WEEK. or less. for 25 Cents.
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DoUGLAs rYNIs pR0MNED.

1t Is suppose That He Fell from an
English Channel steamer.
LONDON, Nov. 15.-While one of the chan
mel steamships was crossing between Holy
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his way home He has not been seen in Dub
lin and cons -quently the report that he was
the Pyne lost overheard from the steamer is
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At the Chesapeake House on Maia street. q
first-clas WAITER. Apply at once
n14tf CHAS. B0LDT, Proprietor.
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FOR 6ALB-

A HORSE. years old: CARRIAGE E and one
set of HARNESS. Apply to J. G.. HERALD.
32 Calvert stree. h9 Wv
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CHEAP FARMS AND HOMES.

Prices low 800 to $30,O03; healthy climate
fine soil: close 10 cities by water or railroad;
salt water luxurics abundant. send stamp for
price list; map. 10 cents. o24tf
MELVIN & MANCHA, Annapolis. Md.
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FOR RENT

An eight room HOOsE on East street. near
King George street. Apply TO MRS, M. FIN
KLE, Eas port no Iw
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ments concerning
the absence OF the
children, and the
citizens in that
neighborhood sus-
pected the. old man
of numbering the
boys. He, however,
contendled that he
wasinnocent ofany
crime, but n search
was made, and on
May 81 the dead
bodies Of the two
boys were found
along tho banlxs OF
a small stream,
where they had
been buried by
Showers. A rnfla
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FOR SALE

A large-size self feeder STOVE of improv-
ed make. Will sell cheap. Apply at tbis Of
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FOR SALE.

A SCRoLL SAW in good condition; original
Prince Geo &c Street. o30lw
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FOR RENT

The DAIRY FARM, occupied by Mr.. beard
more at Horn Point, or Eastport Possession
given August. 1889. Apply 10
o29tf JOLI An BREWER. Agent.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1888-04-06
THE KAiSeR'S BROTHER.
Ana Mas Cots In His Fancy Work on
Stiib Old .IouTaai.


stiiJ Old .Iouraai.
The romance Of Emperor Williams re
markablc life began with his very infancy
says the Springfield Mass Republ,cD,
The strict law OF horedity which controls
all the relations Of dynastic families makes
no provision for twins. Hence twins arc
not allowed. But nature IL equal and ever
true TO the averages, even in her freaks
so twins are sometimes born in the direct
line 10 thrones, though history is as mum as
the grave about them. Thus il happened "a
Frederick William III Of Prussia that his
wife bore him twin sons, March -, 1891 II
was characteristics stroke Of fortune for
this most unlucky monarch, being of all
things the one piece Of luck which was bad
form In the royal palace.
The high 'chambcrlains Of his most
pnnctilious court were aghast at such a dan.
gcrous and unhcardof proceeding in the
Hohenzsllcrn line To q sure, there was
an elder son, and little apparent likelihood
that one Of these would ever come 10 the
throne, but IL the succession should ever he
open TO them. who should decide which wac
which, SO prompt measures were taken.
There We're two bits OF babies Just alike.
One was kept for Prince Of Hohenzollcrn,
the other was given 10 discreet noblcman
TO bring upas gentleman Of good family and
mysterious origin One Prince went ON "a
be the greatest monarch OF continental
Europe. The other became o staid German
squire; his daughter married and migrated
TO Ohio, and his grandson is a wcll-known
professor Of music in the city OF New York,
not little resembling his cousin, the sue
cessor TO the throne Of Germany Our
readers will look for this story in vain IN the
histories, but II Is trucr than history, and
the Emperor William, whose death is now
announced, acknowledged tho relationship
In lettcro Of his own hand, addressed 10 his
niece In Ohio, then herself an elderly
woman, who had with some difficulty solved
the riddle Of her fathers origin.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1888-04-06
A Case OF Biz Head.

CHARLofrE n. G., March s.-The most
singular case of big head on record IS re-
ported from Chatham County, the posses.
sor being colcred man named Abner Dor
se,t. He il OF bright yellow color, has a
well-developed face, clear-cut features
and an intelligent countenance. Though
twenty-five years Of ago, he is only
s~--~---<---'---~As.-fe et tall. Add y~~u,a
.oss than seventy -<hye pos.->iEs,,- I Va
head is so heavy that heohs never oeen
ena bIed TO walk under II. Its measure
mont is thirty-two inches in circumfef.
ence. His arms and legs are very slender
and he can not sit alone. Whom his heai
gets overbalanced he has TO push 1t baci
with his hand. He doesn't know a lette
or figure, but has good mathematictl
mind, and can solve mentally almost an
problem which may he given him.
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Shrewd H:rdcc Officials

Tho Kaiser.i- hind narrates an
amusing incident that took place at
Ahmedabad at the levce which was re-
Gently held by the Governor at that
place. Ii is the custom generally OBJ
served in the mofussR that when ma
tive government officials have to pre-
sent Themselves before their European
superiors. they are required to remove
heir country shoes before entering tho
house or Office OF such superior IL
they have. however, put on English
boots, they can approach their super
iors without being put to the trouble
of removing then. At the levee re-
Gently held at Ahmedabad, some OF the
Hindoo officials. with view to avoid
the indignity of presenting themselves
before the Governor with bare feet.
resorted to strange device. \ batch
Of balf-a-dozen or more of such oih-
cials purchased pair of English boots
among themselves. and each one took
his turn with them rs he was presented
before the Governor. There was good
deal Of fun caused by their running
hither and thither to take their turn
with the pair of boots. There was
also much laughter on account OF their
putting on the right and lett boots
Unfortunately.
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HICKMAN. FULTON COUNTY KENTUCKY FRIDAY APRIL 1885,

Wright sewnll, OF Indians poll. on the sub,
ject OF The " CHER Eluoaiion for Women
In the United States =,
A. the conc usIon OF Mrs Sew alIs oddras
Miss Anthony introduced tuadlts pambal
Sarasysti,4 native Indian woman, who
was dressed In a native costume 6he
spoke extemporsneous'y for half an hour
upon the subject OF Tho Women OF In
dis, and received tho close attention Of
tbs audience In brief, sho said;
IN the oldcn times In India women wrre SON.
plfteiy under the control OF their husbands and
bh very few we're allowed to b. educate q. and
tbese OF the Drahmans or prestly caste. Ouiy
few were allowed any educational adj
vntafc-. Acr ordins 70 the teaching OF their
ptesi. an Indian women could cnly reach
Ihasen through complete snd perfect obs'
dtnia ~ hes hhsbasd n ere. we're entircls
oS,dieni and good ana rseardidiiai hiishlaf rd
NJ savior after death she would be born "a ains
adj Ne a man. Woman. they said. was made
frtfn the RIB OF man. and, like ~, was hOre-
lctly crooked, she needed no ednes.
tid. Her husband was her natural pro.
vidr OF oil things ncedful. as he was her ma.
ura protector Representative men IN India
hat always advised against the education OF
wpben. but since the English people took
coff'ol "a happy change has take place.
Ths tndlish reopie sM said bad
treated the native i1dianst fsiri and
honestly, Tho universities ~ India we're
sAsewn, spssl A .sss<sss-, - $1,000 ates. beg
medical colleges Since LIS about half dozen
native women had graduated With honor from
the universities Calcutta had taken the h Oh
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Pefpriuai Mailon.

CASaSp,ieUA, N. Y, March ~. pa vi
Jennings, of Lyons, Wayne County, VITO
has passed twenty one years and speit
81, 900 trying to discover perpetual motiel
claims he has got II at last He has patert.
ed and has on exhibition a machine which
runs at great speed without any OUTSIDE
agency whatever. IL is an ordinary chan,
made Of iron lnks two inches In Length
running over a triangular framewors
shaped like harp. The chain runs %
wheels placed at the three angles, aud IS
so constructed tina. when descending the
long side of the triangle the links double
up and the Increased weigh. keeps up The
motion. riSB :hc CHARACTER of'he -ao,i-s
power, the movement OF the chain con.
stantly increases in rapidity and brake
is retuit-s to regulate IT,
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Mrs GFolv Jannia -
lime, Mr. v.,, w,lch, saxsu and ME-.
W,lI,rd
In the sv.r,rc ....,or Inl,. p.v.,..rx
n an. spoke on the legaI d,ssb,l,t,.s q,
x,men in his country she vas foIIoxsd
he Nrs Acc se,tchara m ,.eso. 80
who exnla,nnd tho no.,,ion of women rn,,.,
the Laws Of ,;,.s, p,i,ain
49,, - a.,
WASHINGTON, "arcu soci"i purity
was the topic discussed ny 'he IN efha ionsi
rouhen OF women Yesterday. MIS-
EiizSbcth Lyle saxon ltyan the de-
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Randolph County. in West VII

Randolph County, in West vIf.
ginia, has many ,hings to De proud Of
Its area is nearly IL great as that Of
Rhode Island 1t has the highest
mountain in the State Mount Bayard.
The Wilson vein of coal is the richest
in the world. The Scott family, on
Roaring creek, will outweigh any fam
lily in the United States. aud Winchcs-
ter Park in the county, is the largest
game preserve east of the Rockies
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CURRENT TOPICS.


rnr iato,, iao cream i made Of co" /"
densei milk.
u" mr. sets Of twins attend a Vienna
t"a } school. 4. t.tr '.
iDr euiraS Is 10 be abolished In the
German army.
TIM pipe line from Lima, o., to Chicago
will cost s3,5o,0oo
WICHITA, Kan, has turned Its opera.
house into market house
Tnr new Empress OF Germany has q per.
sonal income OF $4,000 a year.
QurtS VIroni,s home while In Italy
was once the home Of Boccsccio.
,.rhs highest recorded prrc tdr s,rsdi.
SariOs violin Is said 10 DO ss,@l
CoSrrcrIoSrRs say the castor trade
grows more considerable yearly.
MISS BArsnp, OF Baltimore, a niece Of
Secretary Bayard, Is six feet tail.
InrHu Is agitation In New England foi
separate sleeping'cars for women.
Tnn late Judve Waite was made Chief
sustice BY fresidcn, Urant In iss,
Nus OsSERiL Ton 1ni'ss IL abon, 10
star' place OF amusement al st. Joseph,
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Lost Mis- Nose and cas I've.

MnrERsBuRG, o, April i.-NoahW instead'
an employe on a saw mill near town, met
with a horrible accident to-day at the mill.
A piece of iron called tho frog fell into the
saw while in rapid motion aud was thrown
with great force, striking Winstead a
g,sucing lick, taking on his nose and de-
stroying one eye, besides inflicting other
serious injuries about the head.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1888-04-06
Fortune 10 Real Estate

NEW YoRK, March 90-The will OF Joshua
Jones', who never engaged in business, and
spent most of his life sitting in a window
of the New York Hotel, watching the
busy crowds go by. disposes Of fortune
of nearly 100000, principally city real
estate, OF which one piece alone, bought
by his father in 1905 foi 800, is now WORT
over 81, $4,000 The property is bcqucathei
In small portions TO large number OF div
tant relatives, the testator having no neM
kipdred
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De,lh Penalty.

cuioA1o, Apr a-The Jury in the 2eph
Davis trial returned a verdict Of guilty Of
murderas charsadi aud that he should SUI.
fer the peaai;y q; death Davis is the
young negro ubo killed little Maggie
Ganghan In the hoot-heel factory Of Greene
Brothers in this city, about month sS0,
because, as he said, she ''sassod'' him.
The murder was cne of the most atrocious
ever known In this city.
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Increase for Pos,maslers.

WAsnfNeTdN, April THE Postmaster
General has directed that tfty.nine pos
offices when the gross receipts have so In
creased as TO entitle the postmssters to
salaries Of $1,000 and over be on
April / ordered to the third or Presiden
tai class Among them ate the following
Indiana Garrett, Salem, Waterloo Ken.
Williamsburg Ohio--Batayia.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1888-04-06

LII DEvEREAux BLAKE BELvA LOCKWOOD
dred or more delegates from National
Woman's Rights associations or Kindred
societies I'm this and other countries About
thirty associations OF this character are rep
reserved In the council. which IL probably
the largest gathering OF notable women in
the history OF this country Elizabeth Cady
btaa on delivered the address Of we come
WAsnisoroS, March 27-At the conclu.
sion OF MIRA stanton's address to the In.
ternational Council OF Women on Mon.
day, which was often intcrrupted by
applause Miss Anthony INTRODUCE TO
the audience, In the order named dele
gates from Norway, Finland. Pane ln-
dl", Ireland, England and Canada
Each was greeted with hearty npla use.
TO which brief responses were made.
The evening session was opened with
prayer by hev Annie H. shaw n, hrst
paper Of the evening was read b, Mary
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1888-04-06
Marrow escaoe from Drowniaa

DAYTON, o., April Mrs Allen Myers,
with her child, was crossing a bridge over
Lost Creek, when the vehicle and its occu-
pants were thrown into the rushing
stream. The woman was washed out of
the buggy, but holding on to tho child was
enabled by overhanging branches Of trees
TO float a h,iatter OF mile down, where,
catching on 10 a small tree. she throw her
child on the bank and crawled safely out
herself The horse was rescued some dis
tancc further down.
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Tn Emil and Mis- Gun Amin

TRESroS, Mo, March 81 nm, q
wealthy contractor of this place 'l't ana
killed by accident Miss Sarah hro"n,
daughter OF A. r. Brown. The browns
and Hills are neighbors, aud last t'ening
Miss Brown went to spend the e'ening
with Miss Eva Hill, tho eldest daughter OF
the Hi family. She had been there ABOUT
thirty minutes when Hill came ~ lie
carried q shotgun in his hand Nnen no
uttered Hill playully pointed me gun at
Miss Brown, hut no sooner hal ne done so
than IL went of. Tho contents tore trough
the right hand Of Miss Brown and en'ered
nor rigbt side She lived a shori time only,
hut fully eNoncrated Hill from hame'
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WHAT WOMAN CAN
Three Lives Saved on the ST.
Tossed Lake =;
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tstsssases& 81

t1,eAao March Al II isut~rsnt 49,
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Grand Haven. M.ch.. vhlch vnx.
mittsd By Keep.r Henry F5vch. OF -
tsssre ksssleu a. Manistee. Mich.
tenant kogers ssSs ~ 10 one Of m Il
extraordinary episodex sxtofded
annals Of the service, md the conl
heroism and bravery bT which Il h
are entitled. he SAYS. 10 rpeejni reco
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MRS PRANK IrsIIE nav ANNIE " SHAW
T. Boynton Harbcrt Matilda Joslyu Gage
and Isabella Beochcr Hooker
partial list Of the societies represent
ell wa. given out nt the conc usion of the
mornings session. and demonstrltes the
representative nature of the gathering II
IL as follows;
Society Of the Red Cross, Prisoner Society
OF paris National Society for womcn's SUIT
frago .Edinburg, Danish womcns society,
Women's National Defense Assoc alton, Den.
mark Finnish Momens hszov.t'vai Nerve
gian womens suffrage Association. Worlds
Women's Christian Temperance Uton, New.
castle tknglandl womon's Liberal Assooia-
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W0MAN's WORK.
Represented in All It's Branches at
Washington.
Meeting ~ the International ceuu.ii-
Addresses a" various Topic. Frog
ross In indis-NobI~ WORK Of
the Red Crcss Society,

IIhsr DAT
WAsHrSoros March "a &c. When the ven
cradle Elizabeth Cady + anton stepped upon
the stage In Alosugh's opern-Iloo-e yoster.
day morning and looked down bpon the
boa. ~, heads before her she vas face
To iact with the most diet ny ashcd as
semblsgo OF women that ever gathered
under ono roof In this or any other coun-
Try Every branch. every feature OF
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mont of stronger character sio Is be
ginning TO question II IL is right ia
sotc. speak and hold office In these
assemblies, wby IL 1t wrong 10 do "a
IN the statcf tIcr SniciA yeccgnition 10
|. allow tcoaase u mapa nGlfskpQak and hes
own timfdssy AMI dstio ciination 81 pufh b =
ciaims And then oftic1 has no. aud nsver
will have the attraction fer woman tist u
has for a man. Toe Knights Of Labor is tho
ersnt educational force among the masses.
the barrier that protects capital and mo-
nopoly from "a, r-s'ts Of ther folly and
crime. We should foster iabof o'gauizl
tons TO prevent revolution
Mrs Lconora NJ Barry. organizer CT tie
Knights of Labor. next read paper upon
What the Knights OF Labor Are Dong Tor
Women" Mira Barry spoke WITH ease IN I
effect Her address created something like
n SENSATION; ara she uss recalled twice
She said.
I'VE are building around our work ny girls
a wall 10 defend and prctert them from tho
foundations witch heretofore they had been
subjected 70. There nre better Law sup
porters, no more loyal citizens. true to the law
OF Their country and their couniry's nag than
the organized working men and women OF to
day Thft 40 not demand revolution, but
;aeT do demand reicrm they 10 not ash " by
the . wer Of physical OF brute force or strength
they do not ask u by The dsstTveton OF iife o.
property, the simply ask II st the hands Of TIE
lsw.makins bod es Of their Nation. The
knights Of Labor are taking the little girls
from the factory, the workshop the mine. aud
educating them, because we know that the H.
tie child OF today IA the mother OF the future.
We know that the trcside, the city,
the state. council aud Nation "a nodded by the
hand Of the wives and mothers Of our oh ldreu.
A. these are tho children of today, and as
these shall he the working. women OF the
future, We demand tina, thcs shall be taken
from ths ~brkshop. factory and The MIND and
ru, into the school % develop them.
Trot Rcna A Michstls spoke ON Women
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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1888-04-06
Population OF 81. Louis.

81. Lotus, April The Gould Directory
Company has just completed its annual
canvass Of the city, and announce that,
based thereon, the present population al
st Louis is 40 100, an increase OF o0,0s2 in
the past year. The increase since 1889 has
been s7,456 and during that period there
have been 1884 dwelling houses erected
at cost Of g. 3jl.5ll.