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,,.;, .arv;ces with refusing to sign the necessa-
~ hill or the improvement Of rivers and har-
ho,s with using the power OF his admlnistra-
.,or,o nrevent appropriations for navy ana
coast dcfenses with attem pting to dessio! VI.
nrotectiye tariff, with counting the gooo VIA y.
a,h.- nations at the expense of the citizens VI
~. Jyn,ted states, and with joining the ioreisn
h,ndholder, to demoHetizc silver anu oeS'oS
,,,, Industries of our country, and for 'ne re
,....;,, 81 wa,cs of the Mint employees at Jar
80 c,as;ny the Carson Mint, when It was
no. only self elf-sustaining but source o' 'e''H.'
- tbe Government, for its contemptuous 'e.'
,f ,,epsion billsfor the relief OF oisaoieu SUI.
-, nd sailors. and for failing to construct
~. oo,srrment building al Carson as required.
".
ws.ra in favor of the absolute exclusion VI
Chinese. and the restriction OF Immigration ~
which the present overcharged conditioh oi 'n'
is made worse, and also favor leg
islation by which a reYision OF cur nA'u
ton and land laws may be acco piisneo-
v.
Wa le lemaQC, IN DCAidAi u 49,
tries the retention of the duties on ieai, ooiAN'
sosa hides ami leather, and to restore 'he ~
iG of 1867 ON WOO
Reselred: hat we recognize the ois NJ %
hor IN orrauize for It's lawful protection.
VII.
We favor libera appropriations oy oohsie''
for hydrographical and Typographical surveys
in this state to the nd that the waste waters
may be preserved for the purpose ci irflsa''oh'
VII
W. endorse In. wise ard conservative admin
;s,rat;on of Governor c. c. stevenson, ana
| ,r.;;,, commend the able efforts of Senators
| s,a,art aad Jones and Representative wood
~, in bshalf of the interests of the people Of
| this State.
TX.
| We favor the granting to Nevada OF all ''o'
! ernment lard within the State for the purpos'
Of providing means for irrigation and o.hel
Improvements.
| Y.
We ayor the reduction of the Treasury sur
| Mus by the payment of pensions to Union ST.
diers their widows and orphans, the improve
| n,eut OF rivers and harbors, the building OF de
| f,nses for our sen ca-coas.s, the erection OF puDh
buildings, the creation cf q navy, the Purci. as
of bonds and the repeal of the iaternai revenu
laws taxing tobacco.
1t is the duty of the State to maintain ne
non-sectarian schools in the rural AID sparsei
settled districts as wei as IN towns ana thieA'
| settled sections and that such u esvision OF In
school money should be made IS viii furnis
the means of education to al children IN IN
State.
We are in favor of re-opening the carso
Mint for coinage. and raising tho wages Of !
employees to the standard paid ef the last IL
publican Administration.
, We demand the restoration of the mail Sc
v; &c in sl.is state to the fieiency Eiainta !
the last Republican Administration, and fave
/ the payment of far wages to all postal e.
} p'oy.s.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-11-07
XIII.

We demand the restoration of the mail ssr-
y; &c in sl,is state to the fieiency naainta by
the last Republican Administration, and iaSor
the payment of fair wages to all postal en-
p'oyes.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-11-07

We are in favor of re-opening the Carson
Mint for coinage. and raising tho WAGES OF its
employees to the standard paid af The last Re
publican Administration.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-11-07

REPUBLICAN
STATE TICKET

For Congress,
II. F. BARTlNE,
OF Ormsby County.
For Justice Supreme Court,
NJ. A. MURPHY,
OF Esmeralda County
Fer Presidential Electors,
A. C. CLEVELAND,
EUGENE ROBINSON,
OF White Pine County.
G.F. TURRIrTIN,
OF Humboldt County.
For State University Regents
(Long Term.)
TIL. WELLS, of Ormsoy'
HI. FISH, of Washoe.
(short Term)
E. T. GEORGE. OF Lander.
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1t is the duty of the State to maintain nee
nor-sectarian schools IN the rural AID sparseiy
settled districts as well As IN towns and thickly
settled sections and that such @iVisioh oi .iie
school money should be made 50 viii furhish
the means Of education to all children IN the
State.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-17

rHE ROYALTY OF EUROPE ATTENDS Trim
IN vAHIous CAPITALS.


IN vAHIous CAPITALS.
vienna, March I6.-Memorials services
were held in the Protestant church TO-
day In honor o! the late Empsror Will
liam. Among those present we're Em
peror Francis Joseph and Arch Dukes
Oharl.s, Louis and William (all IN
Prossian uniforms). AFchdukes Louis,
Victor and Charles Salvador. members
Of the ministry, diplomatic corps. presi-
dents OF both houses OF the Reichsta,z,
and many other pessons OF prominence
and rank. Toe preacher said that
soross the sarcophagus Of emperor
William Austria and Germany joined
hands AID renewed the league of peace,
for the maintenance Of which be in
voksd Gods blessing, and said in con-
ciusion "that Is the departed monaich's
testament and We will keep u sacred
tract"
ouKEy VICTORIA AT WINDSOR.
LcNpos, March 16.-The queen at
tended the service Ia henos OF the late
Emperor William in her private chapel
at Windsor castle today.
IuK cxAR AND czAlrSA.
ST. pgrxssBuso, March l6.-Tbe ear
and czarina and many notable person
ages we're present at the special services
Ia the Lutheran church today 10 mem
ofy OF the dead Germad emperor.
AT wAsnINoroN.
wAsurxoyos, March ls.--Sefvices IN
memory Of the iaie Emperor William
vers held ct the OoDcordia Lotheran
church fhis morning. The president
attended, accompanied by Secretaries
Bsyarj, fairohiid, Villas and Whitney,
Pos,rn sster General Dickinson, Hon
George Bsucroft and JadRs Bancroft.
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TACOMA.


vgRY UGLY cHAb0B IRIED In ooUn1
AT TACOMA.
TAoonA, March I6.-The case of the
territory against W. W. Brown, fer
criminal libel against his own deceased
wife. occupied tue tlme Of the district
court yesterday afternoon. The case
vss a very unpleasant one In every par
iicular. The case. a. has been reported,
IL based on . letter alleged 70 have been
written py Brown, 10 which be refers 70
bis wife having died OF disease OF
which sno decent woman would die"
The Istter referred 20 vas addressed 20 A.
J. Frace and was signed BY 4. j. Fface,
and Brown vas SPOKEN OF 10 The body
of IL always .n the third person.
Several otter letters written By Brown
anc signed by Bfovu we're introduced.
and experts, 10 the persons OF Henry
Drum, csshie. OF the Merchants ps-
tlonal bank, and l.. X. Manning. o. the
Pacific. national bank. were Gus on the
stand 10 testify as 10 the handwriting.
Both thocsht oil the letters vere writ
ten By the SAGE person.
Waiter Oszood, son-in-lss OF Brown
and coo Of Browns wife referrd 10.
aud sbo has g civil suit against Brown
oa tbs ssns sbarge, testified that upon
her reuaest be took tbs mother from
Brovn,s house q fev days before she
eies; that tie house where be tsok her
was within sight Of Browns bocse and
thas Brown laced TAG 10 bis window
araped in moufnins and also tzpR
craze on the door; that be never came
nsas his wife after ste vss taken away.
nor did be attend tia funeral.
Doctors Case ani Mccoy, Who attend.
ed the DYING woman. testified that she
died o. sarcee and that vas her oniy
aliueut, AID that sbe Vas not afflicted
VIA the cisease referred to in TIE let
iss.
A. ]. Frsce iszsiae3 that be did rot
write the letter 10 vhish bis name was
ssgu~d, cessarsd bis beitsf thai Brown
vrote II beth becs1se Of the hant-
vrisirg aud becaoss os reference 10
o.hsy matters in tie letter.
Mrs. Daspk-i testified thAs Bscvr
tad tvlce raid TO her things Of tsf
sane import ss contained n shs
/ letter.
wrsa Brczn vsGt on tie Stand II
| he osr aessree "a 1soie5 having
vrsts2n tbs lessef referred 10; tecisse<
be Gas tbs most iudri0ers Of besbsed
and shss be beloved his vie vaa
cure woman and vania 70 tmpres -
{nrv vish thas fnet. UUdR eeqw -
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Mra Windows Soothing Syrup, for childrsa
tssthIng, is the prescription Of one Of ths bsss
female nurses and physicians in the Unise
etstss. snd has been sssd for forty ysarp Will
for thsif cAiidfen. During the process o.
teethina tts value II sitcaieuiahls. u rsiievee
the child from pain. cufss dyseDtary and dJsf.
rhoa. gripping In the bovsla and Wind oelie.
By givtng health 10 the child u reslB th 4
noth9. Prizes 80 boetis apisdUiy
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know What - the matter vish his wife
when che vas living viii him. and
once referred 10 himssif in the third
person aftos the manner OF the letter
saying uhen ASKED IN regard to . cee-
tam v0d that u ssas writes better
ia bsown conld write"
ihe eam 80 argued By gAslisht last
rigAs and vAs Rivsn 10 the jasy about 2
o'clock. Tee jury returned a5out 10
o'eiock With sealed verdict.
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Pourrxo On ON TuR TRouBLgD
WA1rss. ! LIST evening Mr.. James
Hamilton Lewis soccseded In getting
the tvo belIic sse officials Sheriff Gosh
rane and Prosecuting Attorney Ronald
aooexher. and a mutual understanding
vss hne. Each declared be vas sorry
Tar Ali the hayd thinss be had said
shout the other. When the gentlemen
parted. they shook hands. kissed. aud
saob svore eternal friendship and hdei-
i.y 10 the other. Tue matter came
as,ut in this wise. The las; legislature
rafused to aliov certain cost bills pre-
san,sd by Sheriff Oochrsne. Auditor
Read aI&o refused to audit the accounts.
~ the charges 10 his opinion we're fx
toytiouate, TIE sheriff waited until the
nev Deuocratic cfd>efs took their sest.
and again rressoted bis bill to the
Democratjc Auditor j. H. Aafpby.
Thia Democratic auditor referred the
ee.ounts 20 tbs Democratic Attorney
General. ]. b. Meicalfe. for bis indorse-
mept. Mr.. Mescaife gave notice that he
voujd cousidsf sue ses0ants isss night.
Saerid Cochrane appeared thsss viii
hgx att-yney, Mr.. Lewis, &f. Eocaid
acuearef 10 represent ise territory.
| ana TO Sc that the muxw1rDp sorf!d OF
Kipa county shoal2 not get his hand
| anv deepsy into the terrsiofIai treasnfy
| than the iay voait warrant. Here vas
! q no.er. Cochrsne did not vars oppo-
s,,ion 81 this time. Lewis PROPOSED a
t,a-e Tna matter vas talked over, and
Tire sffscs OF the iebs on the prospeeis
| ~ Den,c,atie soccess. II this hahs COZ
ss,nsd. vera d~est spcc a. srsa. iensth
=, NJ Lsvis in bis mosi osiy AID sic-
o,sns strains. His Arguments hsd
sn-;, e4ses. TIE bsiiieesens On sers
nsAs 40 friends Aetsasfe VII y a
tbe hilI' Cs.hrane viii Get bis iGoceS
snd The Dsnoeracy usJ ell b happy
yet. Szch IL politics.
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YaoM HOE SPRINGS. ARK

Or. Jshn A. Bisydsp, President Medical and
Surgical Institute. says: hAvs need Aehcs's
Dyspepsia Tablets for indigestion. and tsks
eyea: pleasure in ssoonmepding tho saDr.
Sine using this remedy have prescribed 70
TO Eum.rees patients, and 10 every easa have
had good rssaiss." Aelsf's Dyspepsia Tab.
lets ars guArsnieed and seld by 4. ,. stew.
Art. 3slsly
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goansxo Tkkpx.--Chesser Ciesry ~
~.svsd : Isrcs los Of handsome En2is1e
csesones tssscs from New fcfk sscson,
he viii seis the sare fof ls1s seta snas
veek, on ses3nns Of ses tow ma -
vhioh theas eso2s ase oesrsd - VII
20 II c7ex tH1nzY M = 81 -
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TEE sroRn ARoUr GONE.
LIST OF VICTIMS IScRlAuE0 - MASts
MIXKD UP.

LIST OF VICTIMS IScRHAnE0 - MASIs
MIxKD UP.
NV YonK, March l6.-The list of VIC
tins of the recent snow storm SO far
reported. amounts to thirty persons.
Tue weather is cloudy and warm this
morning. The snow is fast disappear
ing. The main ttorouRhfares are all
cleared. :.
The post Office this morning has oil
the mails doe to date from Pittsbure
and the vest. The mails came Ia ell
mixed up, and ID IL almost impossible to
tel where they come from. A double
force Of employees are at work and It is
expected to get things Strengthened ouf
soon.
NrLK FAMINE PAST.
New Yosx. March 16.-The milk fam
inc IL a thing Of the past, as train after
train loaded With milk has BEEN coming
in all the morning. The food supplies
are pov plentiful and prices have fallen
TO the usual figures.
PILOT BoA1s SAFE.
Nxw YoBx, March l6.-Aii the pilot
boats have been heard from ami are
safe.
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the PEARL PAGE CASE.
Harding is Beiag Defended
by N Old Friend.
The ressineay Against Hin b Very
Streng-Other Special and
csAst Telegrams.

PORTLAND. March i6.-sspeciaI Sam
ues News IN. Q member Of the San Fran
cisco board Of are commissioners. has sr-
rived In Portland. He comes In the In
terest Of G. n Harding. indicted for the
roehsry Of g. Dickinson. Mr.. Newman
| IL an old friend OF the young man family
~ the Bay. and viii make every effort TO
keep Harding out OF state pri. On.
In speaking CT tbs woman. Pezd Page.
who b Jointly indicted with Harding. the
kvcning Telegram eays: There 10 no
woman ooavicied with c. NJ Haldins In
the dcspoliation Of G.. Dickinson. Ia the
wife Of q wealthy San Francisco mer-
chant A detective who arrived here
from below today corrooorAtss the state
u enss 20 that effect made in the papers OF
this city. he Is here for the purpose Of
band TO get decree OF divorce, at least.
20 he saya
rHx TRIAL BEeuN.
PORTLAND, March is. Especial. THE
trial OF &. NJ. Harding commenced today
In the state circuit court. some time was
consumed In empaneltng jury. The
defendant WAS Ao reprcsented By ooan-
sei. Mos. OF the day wAs consumed In
the trial. Eight witnesses were examin-
ed for the state and i've for the defense.
Ameng those examined for the defendant
was Pearl Page. who now answers 70 the
name OF Mrs. Roee Bryant. She testified
at some length Her principal defense OF
insoas money one night and fully intend
ed to return Il TO him the next morning.
The testimony against the defendant was
very strong. Harding. when ON the stand.
admitted tnat he took Di kinson into the
womans room. The general belief Is
that the jury viii convict Harding. At .
late hour this afternoon the testimony was
concluded and the argument was com
menced.
Tho jury In The casa Of c. ". Harding
failed to agree up to II o'clock tonight.
The judge retired and the jury wAs locked
up for the night.
Jumped the Track.
BlSeHANProN. n. Y, March le.-An
eNt-bound train on the Delaware. Lacka-
wanna & Western Railroad jumped the
track this morning. Three coaches were
burned and one passenger was killed. A
number Of others were injured.
Baisl.knebber Convicted.
OZARK, Mo-, March 16.-Miles Maih-
ews. one OF tho bald ld-knobbers who killed
Edens and 0rcen . yeAr ago. was ,on-
victed o; murder in the first degree yes
terday.
National finances.
WASHINGTON, March l6.-The gold,
silver and currency In the treasury today
Is $50 355 Sos: certificates OF outstanding
gold, $9i. 2I0 ssi: silver. SIS. sci. go; cur
rcncy. Si0 SS 0o0; internal reyenuc re-
csipts, S3sS 099; customs. $i.sSs 100.
Smallpox No Longer Epidemic.
SAN Francisco, March Is. - Health
Officer Bargers monthly report declares
that smallpox has ceased TO bs an cpl
den1ic here, Since the outbreak In No
yember there have bsen t73 cases. 81
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AL QpIKT AZ Ioe ASoKx0-

In,A AxaLss, March i6.-Au . qastt
4. 80 Atcnisou yards here The enss
's.s,s ksvs bean osdesed eus and Soase
,S.rsor. I, attorney fos The company,
49, shas she read b sied eo- An over
sS sraia Iefs here on stne tass NIGHT
- - opty - far - So bsrn&sdsno
~ 16cisoo : sxatn q - 9e1lliRs sxsss.
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Immense bargains IN crochet shAvis.
N lirs redncsd 10 600. ei60 Z, $50.
Doass msss them, prices lee than man
cfx-saxers oosl Tokiss = 6sngssmAo
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DRINK ''5asapariiIs and ifcn Wat
e." moss pisassns and hsslthso! bsy-
srses. Ihs A. r. HotalinR Co.. sole
seenta. 1876
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New English shirtings, psrcales and
einehans, Just opened. Chester Clesry.
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i0c-e 10. Of isree figured cashmere
tvills suisAhis for vfappere. Chester
Cleasy.
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Neu lines table linens; eastern cash
prices. Chester Cieary.
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Piano for sale ehesp al Gross q Co's.,
opera ho0se block. frent street. 1876
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Nev dress materials; ell the latest
cciorings; trimmings 20 match. Cnes,er
Gear,
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75c-a lot u ali-wool Jerseys; colored
vest fronts; specisi; 75c. Chester Cisasy.
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Px.osrAyy. A. T.. March is..iee
...;.es ty.ins Are nd. tracked and TIE
,r.asnos;vee tisd 10 81 various poinss on
49, 1sisnsie sna Pscific rAisroAd ~ tbs
sSs,;.ory TIE east and vess ooanc
-s..snorr trains viii be taken TO toeif
sua,nI points today. bas 90 trans
. Il, - fsken oas sfses 8 O'Clock tois
scinc. Feass are expfezsed tnss
~. h.s,nsao OF this section vih oe oef-
-. -. rsd q ths ssFiks sontinoeA
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Special drives In lace curtain meta
Chester Cleary.
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Opening Of new goods. Chester
Clsafy.
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yxrr AZ HoImooK-

uo,uoox, A. T., March ls--1be
80. on the Atlantic and Pacine rail.
,c.d = feis in this section. 1he freigss
s.s,nse ~ vss suResded yesterday Al,
ss.noon. The express trains are s'iii
runntse.
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New fancy ribbons and Isces. Ches-
ter Cieery.
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Bottoms and trimmings, rsw Lines Just
IN, at Chester Cicary's.
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Iolsase, at a moderate rate
70 r SAL e.

u,aH yAu DOnU FARM, on wHrTs
Hiyss, ooaiaintnK sbsut 80 scrss; Is
ses<s is heps, sosA rssiaencs. tensnt honss.
~ 1. O. % tAs bsse fasms "a the Territory.
S0 s0~s q timber lsed ADJOINING slss for sale.
~ parslsalafs, aDpiy se or ssidrses
0EO. n. VAN D0EEN,
wh1se River y. O.
s~sa~As Kina o. Eas To-
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Csn.ssneri kid glove agency. oIsasy.
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New embroideries. Oleary.

/. New embfoidesies. Oleary.
|
Esv fancy hose. CIeary.
New trimmings. ClesFy.
New oorssts. Cieasy.
Nsv ribbons. Cleary.
New gloves. Cleary.
Chester Clsary is agent for Centsrneri
kid gloves
Battons and trimmipas, Esw Lines Just
IN, 81 Chester Clssfy's.
Centssneri hid glove agency. Oleasy.
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New fancy ribbons and laces. Ohes-
ter Ciesry.
Special drives In lace curtain meta
Chester Clesry.
Neu lines table linens; eastern cash
prices. Chester Cieary.
New English shirtines. psrcales and
einehan1s, Just opened. Chester CleaFy.
Piano for sale chtsp al Cross 4 Co.'S,
opera hoose block, rreni strees. 1876
Opening Of new goods. Chester
Clssry.
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NYgL RAILS FOR SiLB

mo AnsrvB Pm BRffIsH BARK ROYAL
Al1eD. nsu dss - Port Towss<nd Foe
- soeiy v BALFoUn, 0urHhIE o..
6w1Ian1. orsopa. Iii In
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Chester ClssTy Is agent for Censsfneri
( "A ginvea
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0kx RxxAaouo. March iS.-The loco-
motive ecSiseers On the CAlifGlnia
aDutheen Railroad qait work this norm
t1e. Sopesinseudent AcCooi iufosuea
the grievance committee shsi his CON
pany v0ol6 continue 70 move all freight
csa9igDed to the road, vhereupcu the
hse0en and enGineefs quit. Many
eIsteTu people are detained mere in con-
Qoence.
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lNSUR RANCE
Or
Real Estate Men,

wyogYo NAE on DrslxHss ABfrlf3,
N ~ eussvs ye&ss' srpsstenes IN real
Ia - fnss rsres hnsissss Exa, dssisrs ~
-ss1 hfnBaf vi;h senus s8tasDs&1ne arm
- n 4 sfmslss busineo. VIII Wv os
s,ise.r n seq zsiassees vi,t u cssy.
o~.ss~kisa expscssd. vsassv9 ths ssr-
- ssn1sses nsy BE- vossa; no vass<, -
-, ss1srsnoss-
s<nvons TosscGhcs sor 7ps. nhis "a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-17

BINeHANProS. n. Y, March le.-An
eMt-bound train on the Delaware. Lacka-
wanna & Western Railroad jumped the
track this morning. Three coaches were
burned and one passenger was killed. A
number Of others were injured.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-17

Los AHoxLEs, March l6.-The local
sp snt of the Sante Fe road received Q
Telegram tonight from Gsperal Superin-
terdens McOooi, Of San Berpardiro,
saving that hs has been notified BY
Vice President Smith that Chief
Arthur has ordered the chairmsn Of the
A, chisop, Topeka d Saata Fs grievances
company 10 revoke The order for the
strike and instruc. the men to return
to work.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-29
POINTS FOR GILDED YOUTH.

Bangle rings for ,nalo idiots arc promised
q run.
Bow knots arc being worn extensively with
everyday dress in Paris.
Combinations of moonstoncs and cats cvo
or tiger eye stones for gcntlcmcu's link slccvo
buttons are new and popular.
Striped nccliwcar is to taIic q short voce.
tion. More and greater varict than ever
before of broken figures will be the rule.
Cane heads are row popularity made n
carry matches, n timcpicca, cigarettes. cach
Gus, gum, pins, change, scent, or = OF
rye.
In all classes of furnishing goods for tho
coming warm weather connosSeurs thereof
Will search for rather unique and delicate
tints or shadinga
Astrnkhnn gloves with calf or kid palms are
dcservcdiy the most popular fancy hand
covering found in years. They sell on sight
at n rcmuncrativo price
Some German fashion plates have peculiar
styles i'll collars; thoy all seem to be com.
parativcly low, and tho front forms a letter
half way between q L and V.
Scarfs for spring Twill boTmuch narrower
than were last fnll's Productions and, in tha
majority of Styles tho outer apron will he
slightly puifcd close 10 the bottom of the knot.
For wear with tho new flannel shirt cxouis
ite scarfs arc shown, made Of delcato
checked, stripped and tinted cashmercs Tho
interest in them is enhanced by tho fact that
ii. r. ii. wore ono at O recent meet"
new fad among the dudes is TO carry
balanced between the thumb and CorcQngcr
Of tho right hand huge cane, around tho
center of which is tied n bright colorcd rib
bon with strcamcrs. The girls tie them on.
Big furnishcrs have special figured silks
woven for them in Paris, but say they loso
in the long run, rs no less than 100 yards can
bc had of any ono pattern, and one failure
will reduce the profit on the whole pro-
duction.
Metallic shades so called in furnishing
goods silks, arc popular and now varieties
eagerly sought All the glistcning lines of
gold, silver, copper and bronze have been
caught and transferred TO tho loom, forming
q novel and desirable line. e.-Clothier and
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