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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-10

Mrs. Culver (waking in the night)
John, I'm sure there's burglars
down stairs
Mr.. Culver (sleepily)-Stuff! Let
'em burgle.
Mrs. Quiver-Oh, John, didn't you
promise at the altar to protect me?
Mr.. Quiver-Bah And didn't you
promise to obey met It's stand of.
Judge.
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Duncan n. Cameron, M. ID. @. NJ.
Graduate McGill University, Montreal, late house
surgeon Montreal General Hospital. Diseases Of
eyes and ears speciality. Office with DR.. Wilkn-
son. Second street. 1856
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Julius, it appears to me that this is
the third time this week you've been
brought up here for drunkenness.
The last time you were up you prom
ised me should never see you here
again for another such offense. Didn't
you 7
Dasso, jedge, an hain't, neder.
Why, you black varmit, you, amt
this another offense
Begin yo' pardon, jedge, but you
am mistook. Use took p'tickler 'casin
ter keep intoxicated right erlong-hit
hain't no new drunk, jedge! Swar to
goodness, 'taint.-Yonkers Gazette.
$50 you have gone under in busi-
ness" said New York merchant to
his son.
"Yes, sir, failed completely"
How much did you turn over to
your wife ?"
Nothing"
"Do you mean that you haven't
put cent away"
"Not cent. | told you that l had
failed completely"
Eyes, but 1 hadn't any idea that
you had made such an utter humiliat.
ing failure as all that. Merchant
Traveller.
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READ THIS TWICE.

THERE is great saving of time, of labor, Of
soap, of fuel and of the fabric, where Dobbins'
Electric Soap is used according TO directions.
ONE trial will demonstrate its great merit. II
will pay you TO make the trial.
Like all best things, il is extensively initiated
and counterfeited.
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Occasionally Burdette condescends
to teach lesson in fun. There is a
condensed business college course in
the following: "Young man. said the
Dominic, solemnly, "don't you know
that the Sabbath day is a day of rest?"
"Yes, l know" said young Selvedge,
"but since the old man stopped adver-
tising / rest all the week, and I've got
to exercise when get a chance. -
Elk.
Mr.. Beaver, l want to buy two hats.
Two?
Yes, sir.
What size?
l want one number seven and one
number eight
Both for yourselfi
Yes am going to a banquet to-
night, and I want one for evening
and one for morning wear.-Lincoln
Journal.
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Beware Of limitations.

INSIST upon DObbins' Electric. Don't TAX
Magnetic Electro-Magic, Philadelphia Electric, o
any other fraud simply because IL il cheap. The,
will ruin clothes and are dear at any price Ask fo
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-10

and take no other. Nearly every grocer from
Maine 10 Mexico keeps IL in stock. II yours hasn't
it, he will order it from his nearest wholesale grocer
READ carefully the inside wrapper around each
bar, and be careful to follow directions on each
outside wrapper. You cannot afford 10 wait long
er before try ng for yourself this old, reliable,
and truly wonderful
Dobbins' Electric Soap.
ShSY1
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
A Bsrss county Els psmsut.

READING, April IL -Baumsl lown,
this county, has Just had another denss.
tionAl elopement. Late yesterday af
tesnoon Misc Annie Rsiuhart, O rather
prepossessiug young lady, eboAt 10
years of age, asked per mission OF her
parents TO pay visit to relatives In
Pottstown. This was grated. The
young lady promised to return ON the
late train last night. She did moi, end
an investiRation to-day reveale a the
fact that abe had not been In Potts own.
Upon further inquiry IL wss learned
that George Missimer, prosperous
farmer, fifteen years the girls senior,
had also left the place.
Miss,mer has been meeting Annie
olsndestinely during the las. yeat and
was seen on several occasions near the
young lady's home ct night. The fAther
and mother Of Miss Rainhart we1e bit.
terly opposed to Mlssimer and ba Was
several times warned to leave the place
Ut the point of y shotgun. Rsinhnrt
VOWS that he will nhoot Miseiu er on
the frat opportunity that offers II he re-
turns with hts daughter as his wi 10.
There 10 no doubt bat that the kwain
we're married in Camden tc-3ay. Mis-
sinner purchased q ticket for Phladel'
phia and his bride met him on the train
ct some point below Pottstown. The
young lady said she would marry hel
| lover IL ahe had to run away TO do so
and has no doubt executed her threat
She is an only child and II not dtein
heIited will be well OF,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
Weekly meeting.
A Horse BiiERs HIS Master Home Dead
erhe old oas.n Buckst &"

Tonight the popular little star, Miss
Minnie Oscar Gray, will appesr In n
new role in the ser sstional drama "The
Old 0Aken Bucket" nud will present
one OF the finest dranatic eptsrtsin
ments ever given In lhis cliy This play
WAS written expressly for Miss Gray,
and aives her every opportunity foi
display ing her talent This cast Is par
tioulaIIy we'll arranged, and the come
diAps OF the oompAny are given parts
In which they are very effective. Oat
OF the grand !eAturts Of the drama II
the tire soene, In which tho hestengei
boy 10 carried from the burning build
ing by ono OF the trained dogs. ThiI
plHy should be seen by all, aad will Mt
doubt draw crowded houses for TIE re
mnlnder OF the week.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
New Jersey Eleetlons.

JERSEY City, April l1,-orestes
Cleveland, Democrat, was re elected
mayor Of Jersey City, by about 5000
plurality. rhe vote was light There
were heavy DemoGatic gains through
the city. The whole Democratic ticket
was elected. Cleveland received .
heavy Republican vote and the largest
majority ever known in the city.
ELIZABETH, N. j, April IL The
Democrats OF Linden Township feel to
day 40 II they had Just gone through
another blizzard Their entire ticket
was showed under yesterday by ma
jprity OF 107. Freebooter William 7.
West, Republican, Was re elected over
Judgs David Mulfsrd, Democrat, by
1870 majority. the largest ever given any
one candidate.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
ntriksrs Engage In a ROT.

KsoxyILLE, Tenn, April IL "A
tunnel is being built at Cumberland
Gap by the Powell Valley Railroad.
Last Saturday 100 laborers struck for
an inorease in wnges from si,25 to Vi 10
. day. They Notified the contractors
and the people for miles around that
whoever shouid attempt 10 I'LL their
places on tho job might expect to be
killed. The contractors hired new
lot OF mon aSd put them to work on
Monday morning. About noon large
force Of strikers under the influence OF
whisky and Armed with RID 70 and pis-
tolls, assaulted the workmen, who were
also we'll armed, and tho battle lasted
for several minutes. Five men have
been reported killed aud moro than Q
dozen woupded some OF them seriously.
A courier has arrived here with iu.
structlons W buy large supply Of asms
and ammunition, rs further trouble 10
expected. A row occurred yesterday
at the Kentucky end OF the tunnel be
tween nountainters aud contractors. IN
which Two men were wounded. The
Sheriff Of Olaiborn county has gone TO
the soepe Cf war with large posse.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
BrevIfies.
The cheapest hat house In ans oAay
RumfeFd Rros,' zOA Market ntKees. |

The cheapest hat house IN ans olty
RumfeFd Bros.' zO4 Market street.
Try Bnsh's coal you will like 1t.
Undresscd Kids at NJ. X. Wyatt's. boz.
BrsEilian Balm. immediate euro for Ihumpa.
Braxilian Balm cures o coidi 20 doses. 100.
60 10 Murphey's for your bed apringp.
Buy your furniture at Murphey's.
Try Bush's coal you will surely likB 1t.
MlllArd v. Davis, jeweler, . Il. Second ct,
Fine IS X. Rings, at Hanrs, i5 Il. Fourth.
Frank Roop Smith, druggist, 9Th and King.
American Laundry, eo2 West Front street.
First class furniture At Aurphey's, s4s Ship.
ley street.
wrlngers repaired by Richmond, 9TH and
ratnali
90 70 Geo. II. Murphev's for your par1oI
chamber and dining room furniture. spe Ship
ley street.
Only 81 90 psf load for bsss hickory kind
ling woot, att. Y. Bryer a Oo.s, foot o
ratnsll street.
We stop tho pross 10 say that Hollis has
the bsst cough candy at No. 4 West Second
street.
william Penneil has opened grocery
story At Fifth and Adams etreetaI with q
fine assortment OF choice grpeerieA. Alac
fresh and salt meRtH.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
Abduot,on sfsY7-Year-Oid. or

PIrTsBURa, Pa, April 12.-Ensian
Ryan, Of the Navy, detailed Q, Pitts
burg TO inspect armory In Oarnigie's
works fer the Government, was sTresied
on Tuesday evening together with j..
II. Mead, of the Asotic Company, on
the charge OF abducting X So, the IL.
year old daughter Of W. j. Persons of
Allsah The Rirl was Q singer In
church choir, She disappeared tsn
wetks sgo, and her mother Immediately
began the search for hor. Mrs. Par
sons, who caueed the arrests, claims 70
have discovered that her daughter vss
induced TO go to New York on prom
ise that she would be secured q position
in an operatio troupe. She went TO
Trenton, N. j.. stopped several daJs
there at the Windsor Hotel, under the
name OF Mira. Marshall, and was Joined
by Ryan and taken to New York.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
Letter Frnm marsh ha,ltcn.

Mr.. Joseph Pyle WAS with us on Sun.
day. morning in our Sunday school aud
presented the school with new library
OF sixty volumes, which made the ey es
OF the children sparkle with delight
and the hearts OF the adult members OF
the school rejoice. Mr.. Pyle is always
Welcome visitor Of Marshallton. He
has done us good and we feel encour.
aged 10 press on ward.
The W. O. T. u, Of Stanton aud Mar
Aliton, ,havlrg tecursd the hall at this
place for their SeAt quarters, will
on Thursday, 12sh, at 2 30 p. m have
9 deaioatory service. Miss Hilles, the
Stats President OF the W. O. 4. o
vill be present to address the meeting.
Other speakers will be there to take
part In the exercises. Representative
from Newport, Newark and Hookessin
Unions, will be there. The Rev. VIM
White, of Wilmington, will speak In
the evening at Z 80 All are cordially
invited to attend both afternoon ant
sva- ina services. Admission f.es
They viii. Alao on Saturday evening
l4th inst, hold an entertainment II
Stanton M. E Church, consisting o
reading, singing, declamstions, etc., 10
which there will be an admission fee
for adults. 20 cenui children, 10 cents
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
Tn. MonaarfuI KsiIar.

Next Monday and Tuesday nights
the wonderful and inoomprehensible
kellar will appear at the Opera House,
and mystify his aud ienoeB with tricks,
which two centuries ago wonld have
secured him place at the stake rs q
w'zzard. His New York and Philadel.
phia engagements are without prece.
dent, aud during this and the past sea
son he gave Eve hundred performances
between the two cities. He never disap.
pointed an audience, he did not have q
single losing week, and he received
from the press aud the public the mott
hearty and unqualified encouragement
and gupport.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
rr.,on,.n, ..slgument Set ASIDE.

NEW YORK, April II Judge Ingra-
ham, in the sunrs ne Court TO dsy, gave
o decision adjudgiug that the assign
ment which the great dry gods house
OF Halstesd, Haines & 90. made in
1884 be set aside. The Juigs inds that
the assig was not maie with hon
est inttn,; that II wss frand upon ine
creditors, and Is therefore void de
boles q that the assignment was made TO
secure the assignors themselVes, and In
addition to this he finds certain prefer.
enoes we're made iu ezoesL-sl3,O ,Oyo-oi
the amount actually due, and
therefore the creditors Of the firm were
defySuaed OF that amount
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
Lonaea pY Fre.

nurxAto,, N. Y, April II The los,
by Are at the aenesee OIL Works laei
night will not exceed 5000, and ID
fully covere by insurance. The main
works were saved and the fire Was con.
fined to the paraffine works and cooper
shop. Three empty freight cars were
also burned.
oswEGo. N, T., April II -Qionce &
Lieb's flour mill was destroyed last
night By fire. LOSS, s20, 1000; insurance.
Sl4 700
WHITEHALL, H., April IL The
three principal business blocks In town
were burned yesterday. The losses ag.
gregste S25. 600, with partial insurance.
DOVER, Del, April 1L-Fire destroy
ed Graham Bcothers' livery stable here
last night. Loss. 81. 800; partially In.
eured,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
Erann unrd on Tar.r Reform.

wAsHIaGToN. d o, Aprhll Hon.
Frank Hurd, OF Ohio, is back from nis
missionary tour In the North west. ne
says that the whole country is ripe ior
revenue reform, and that II Cleveland
shall be nc cmiuated on his mefsase and
the campsirn be fqnarely fought on
that ibsdf, the Dsmoorhts all carry
Mlchiaap, Wisconsin AID Minnesota.
Mr.. Hurd will go Eext 10 Ya'e utiver.
sity, and then to Dartmouth College, to
address the undergraduates ss each in-
stltution on Tariff Reform He has
bt eu deyoting all the time he can possi-
bly, snatch from his practices in eptas-
ing fer Tariff Reform. lie rays THIS 10
tue day OF ealvation.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12

CHICAGO, April ia hrs In the
basement Of the franklin House, n
hotel on VanBuIen street, about .
o'olock this morning, created q panic
and nearly resulted In loss OF life. The
twenty auests made their escaps with
very littls clothing. Fifteen made their
way down tho stairs through dense
clouds Of smoke and were nearly smoth.
cred. Edward Bower, bis vile and three
children were awakened by the noise In
the halls Bower lost his wife, and
sprinsiug from bed he seizsd bis two
boys. aged 3 and Z, and dropped them
from the window. Fortunately the ire
men below caught them safely. Bower,
his wlfs and their baby Wtre then
brought down q ladder.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
gns orange wreath.

gapid has drawn his dart and stTuch
saveral Of Our fair maldene, as syt
depced In number OF marriages yes
terday.
william A. Gawthrop, mail agent or
the Pannsylvania Railroad between
New York and Pittsburg, WAS unitsd
In mAtrimony at noon yesterday TO Mis-.
Francis A. Tansusy OF this city. The
ceremony was that Of the Friends, and
Was Witnessed By Thomas Worrsll,
EEra Fell, Margaret Palmer and Prls
ella Hpeakmau. The ceremony took
place at the residence OF Allen Speak
man, an uncle OF the bride, No. S33
Washington street, and was attended
by . large number of relatives and
friends Of the contracting parties. The
guests partook of q fiue lunch. The
newly -married couple left for brioi
Northern tour. Upon their return they
will reside In ksnnett Square, Pa.
Alfred W. Armstrong, formerly OF
Cleveland, Ohio, but now Of this city,
was united in matIimony to Miss Effie
b. Fulen weider OF this city. The cere.
mony took place In st. Andrews
Church, and was performed by Rsv.
Charles e. Murray, rector.
The bridal party comprised Miss
Annie r. Garrett OF this city, maid Of
honor, and Mias Lima q. Ives of New
htxen, Conn; Miss Anna E Warner
Of this city; Miss Florence Atkinaon,
Haddonfleld, N. J Miss Marion Arm
sirons, Cleveland, Ohio, and Mtss
Edible q. Smith of this city. Horace Il.
Andrews Of Cleveland acted rs best
man. The uehers were Robert W. Wat
son and William L. Armstrong OF
Cleveland, and George II. Hoffeoker
aud Il. l.. Fulen weider OF this city.
The costume Of the bride was OF white
corded silk aud point lace. The brides.
maids were dressed In pure white. Tho
couple will take up their residence
near Thirteenth and franklin streets,
this city.
James @ Sutton and Mics Jennia L..
Hawkins. daughter OF OF. Chief of Police
James Hswkins, were married on Tues
day last. Rev. u. W. 0verhiser OF
Grace Bsp:ist Church performed the
ceremony.
On Tuesday Captain wm. Coudon.
OF %. !, was unitod to Miss Annie
ousran, the marriage rights being per
formed In St. Patrick's Church, The
happy groom WAS presented with a
silver pitcher by the msmbers of his
company.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
Labor Notes.

The meeting of the Chicago. Burling-
ton and q iino- strikers, In Chicago
yesterday, was attended by com init
tes OF six engineers and firemen OF the
brotherhood in Canada, who are IN
chicago 10 inves.igats 3 the strike. It Ia
said the committee win report In favor
OF the Canadian branch OF the order
supporting the Q" men in their faaht.
A Chicago telegram says: "rhsra seems
to be general feeling among the brake
men that matters are getting hot for
them. II they like-and this is very
probable-thsy will go out ss indivld.
uals and not as D body. Whether they
have any grounds, the fast remains
that they are not at all confident Of the
men who handle the engines behind
which they are compelled to work"
Rev. Father Hickey, who WAS Ap'
pointed to confer with the Edgar Thorn.
son S.sel Company with view to set.
tltng the strike, has received q telegram
from Andrew Carnegie. asking that no
more committees be appointed to 60 to
New York. Mr.. Carnegie said he was
tired of receiving com mtttees therefiD
behalf Of his employees, and II another
WAS sent 1t would only be o waste of
time and money.
q despatch from Knoxville, Tennes-
see, says Q tunnel Is being built At
Gum beriand Gap by tho PoNell's VAL
ley Railroad. Last Saturday 100 10.
borers went on strike for m increase in
wages from 81 IS to 80 per day. The
contractors put new men to work on
Monday. About noon they were at.
tackled by the strikers, Further trouble
is feared, and the sheriff OF Clay bourn
County has gone to the scene.
Notice has bsen posted in the Penn.
sylvania Railroad shops at Columbia,
Pa, to the effeot that hereafter nine
hours will constitute o days labor in.
stead OF ten. All men paid by the hour
are affected by the reduction.
II 10 asserted by the Chicago Daily
News that a dozen serious ocldonts
have occurred to the new men who are
handling Chicago. Darlington and
Quincy rolling stock, but that in every
case they have been suppressed and
even kept from the police. The names
of three men who were hilleG and one
who was Injured were given.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
A peasant Entsrtainment.

The CASTLE chamber OF the Knights Of
the MS alto Ohaiu was well flle1 last
evening by Sir Knights of every Castle
tn this city, the occasion being the pre-
sentatioD OF q banner By Oxford CASTLE,
No. 104, OF Philadelphia, 10 Oxford
Castle, No. s, OF this oily. The prestn-
tAtion was made by Past Commander
Wesley Havop, of Philadelphia, and
the banner was received by Commander
Charles WbanD, on bshalf OF No 3, and
appropriate speeches were made by
boib. The remainder Of the evening
was spent In singing and speaking, and
at the close refreshments were served
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
A Wen whipped Fighter.

CHICAGO, ILL.,. April IL, 1588.-A
nine round mill with bare knuok les
London prise ring rules, was fought
early this morning, the oontettants be-
ing John Noel aad Peter Dlbesu, both
French carpenters. Noel, who wss the
taller. weighed 176 pounds, and Dubsau
1s6 pounds The battle lasted half an
hour. AT the expiration OF that time
Dnbeau threw up his hands and ac-
knowledged defeat. Noel had only a
beau had several teeth Knocked ont,
his nose aud cheek cut, both eyes oltsed
and his chest considerably bruised.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
sa,e OF horses a. west chester.

In order to give the citizens OF this
city and county an opportunity to pur
chase horses ct reasonable prices GhseD
& NlGkle announce that they will have
q sale Of twenty -ave superior iowa
soach horses ON Monday, the 16.h inst,
at one O'Clock p. m, at the Eagle
Hotel stables In West Chester, Pa
They are regular dealers and reliable
men. They will also have sale of
Indiana County, Pa, hogs on Monday,
abe 2Sl inst, in order to enable the
nexs fail and wiater. For particulars
see adv.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
Jacob snarp's will.

NEW YORK, April II The will o.
the late Jacob Sharp was filed late this
afternoon. He given his real estate and
Its income, household goods and horses
and Carriages to his wife, CAthartre
Sharp. Hs bsquealhs $4,000 each to the
folio ing named grandson and dangh-
ters: George O. Sharp, Thompson
Rogers, Adele o nay and Maud R1-
gers. After his wlie's death the estate
Ia to be divided equally b.twsao the
tsstator's two daughters, Mary Ann
5elmes and Sarah Ann Stevens.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
Th,eves Unear,ned.

MosLEm, Pa April 10 The tt ore of
Thible b HelwAgon was robbed OF
81 COO worth of goods several wetkn ago.
Yester6a ay Morris Keiser, . prominent
and superintendent of q
Sunday school at Moslem, " IS a reated,
charged With being the leader OF q gang
of thieves, who hsys bsen operating In
the county. A store box, filled with
stolen ecods, was found buried In
Keiser's gsIden.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
a you'd Rreaks Ont Air.aiL !

PAnKERsaURa, w. Va, April IL i
The feud between the Banks ami Mon-
roes broke out afresh Monday In Writ
county. 5ilaB Banks, armed with 81
winchester riffs, met The three Monroe,
brothers, Ebsn, George and Ilsmuel,
who were armed with reVolvefs, near
Laurel. About % shota were fited, re.
sulting In the death of the thrab Mon.
roes. Banks received four wounds,
none Of them fatal.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
Wsntea stock to Board.

W. & II. O. Passmore, who own one
OF the best grazing farms In The north
western part OF Christiana Hundred,
are prepared TO take a number OF
horses, steers or other stock to pasture
on reasonable terms. Mr.. MaJne, Of
the Eighth street market ,hAs patton z I'd
the IN At different times, and can nttos!
TO their reliability, Oar livery men or
car companies who have lame or over.
worked horses may be pro6tted by
sending them to their farm for few
weeks. Their posto fioe add ress Ia Fair
Vile, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
hanged by Mob

HEALDToN, l. T., April II The
tAieFss, who live in this vicinity, and
who were believed to be connected with
3 band of horse thieves who have baen
stsalirg horses In the CnickAssw Ma
tiop during the past winter, wore hang
ed by mob ON Monday night. One
of those exscutsd was "BIll" Morgan.
Some of the ratties accused OF being
connt cted with the mob who dii the
hanging have been arrested by the
United States Marshal.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
Two Infants Play with Hot Goal.

ALLENTOWN, April 1l.-Mrs. VIII
liam Himmelwright, wife Of farmer
q few mt.es from Boy ertown,
lett her two children, aged years and
20 months, In the kitchen while doing
some work outside. When bhe returned
she found the youngest child aolsze
and the furniture on fire. The children
bad drawn hot Goals from the etove.
Tne little creature cAnnot recover. inc
dwelling VISA saved by the farm hands.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
Cnaslnc 3 RnnaanY Engine.

PorTsvILLK, April IL Engine No.
426 ran away on the Broad Mountain
branch Of tho PhiladslphiA aud Read
ing Railroad this morning and was In
imminent danger OF being dashed to
pieceR, ss the grade Ia very ttasp
Henry Wagner, engineer OF locomotive
No. 800, saw the danger and started
after the runaway at lively rate. HI
saceeeded Ia capturing it before an,
damage WAS done. His fireman, David
Carr, jumped, fearing for his safety
and sustained serious injuries.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
Bisd w th PneumonIa.

The wife of Henry Lodge died at her
No. 1l40 Walnut street, at an
early hour this morning from pnenDo.
n Ia, aged IS years. Tue deceased was
taken i'll last Sunday and sank rapidly
until her death. She leaves three
daughters, all OF whom are married, and
Ave CONS. One OF the daug ghters is the
wife OF Charles ]. Kyle, Deputy Colleo.
tor OF Customs. The funeral will take
place at O'Clock Saturday afternoon.
Servioes at the house, and ths inter-
Inent. which will bs private, will be at
Rlverview " ueIaotery.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
r,unkev for me suprsme Henoh.

TOLEDO, O., April 11.-An intimate
friend here OF both President Cleveland
and the late Chief Justice Waite has re-
oeiyed letters from Washington which
Indicate that the next Supreme Justice
of the United States will be John Trur.
key, now on the Supreme Bench OF
Pennsyiyania. The authority cannot
he given at present, but the Information
comes direct.