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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-08-09

3 Last winter and spring was terrible sufferer
from rheumatism In my left shoulder and arm, SUI
ferng the most excruciating pain Two bottles Of
Hbhard's Rheumatic Syrup cured sfie. can with
confidence recommend II TO all who are suffering
with rheumatic difficulty. REv. IAagEs BEREY,
49, 4 Morley, Mich
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-08-09

An ''inch of rain'means a gallon of
water spread over surface of nearly
two square feet, or aFfall of about 100
tons on an acre ofground.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-08-09

S. W.. DuFTT, Esq, Fstmington,i N. H., says
nothing helped his face but Palmers Skin.Success
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-08-09
RH EU / M ATS M .

/ was cut in the wrist BY a broken bottle from
which I suffered extreme pain. ] called a doctor,
who pronounced 1t sciatic rheumatism. My right
side became paralyzed, leg and arm badly wthered,
and my joints were stiff that there was but little
action in them. About six weeks ago i began
taking Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup with marvellous
entirely, and only use cane and for the past few
days often forget 1t and walk without any aid. To
say that il has greatly benefited me but poorly ex
presses my idea Of your Rheumatic Syrup.
.,%. c.. d. DEMO,
t'Avt Dealer in General Groceries,
9TGi3" .st n atE9t M jackson, Mich.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-08-09

1.-THE Compound Oxygen Treatment = Drs. Stark
sy & Palen, No. 1879 Arch Street, Philadephis,
have been using for the last seventeen years, Is
scientific adjustment of the elements of Oxygen and
Nitrogen magnetized, and thecompound is 80 con-
densed and made portable that 1t is sent all over the
world, 10
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-11
y. M.
Hale & Co..
7 AND 9 NORTH SPRING ST..
Christmas
Presents.

Everything for the
next few weeks interest
ing one and all alike,
whether it be a toy or a
trinket for the little one
at home, or whether it
be a souvenir to be sent
across the continent,
every mind for the time
being running in the
same channel. Christ
mas presents will be
sought after eagerly by
the young and by the
old, in expectancy, on
the one hand, of the
many Christmas days
to be-on the other, a
reminder of the happy
days of half a century
ago. The streets will
be crowded with sight
seers. The shop win
dows will be ladened
with the beautiful.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-11

elected eleven Democrats, and If they
mset in caucus and decide upon q pro
gramme and then in the Council get up
and defy their agreement, l will with
draw"
Mr.. Wilson moved that Mr.. Cohn's
withdrawal be laid on the table.
Mr.. Cohn moved that Mr. Kuhrts be
elected President by acclamation. Car
ried.
Mr.. Cohn moved that the Council
adjourn. Lost by vote of 7 to s. Messrs.
Sinsabaugh, Ford, Shafer, Earl, Bosby-
shell, Humphreys, Bryant and Kuhrts
voting against.
Mr.. Bosbyshell said he desired to ex-
plain his action. He had been informed
that there was to be caucus, but he had
eaid then he could not attend after night.
He was not at the caucus and was there
fore not bound by its action.
Captain Barrett appointed Messrs.
Humphreys and Hanley to escort Presi-
dent Kuhrts to the chair.
This having been done, Captain Bar
rett introduced President Kuhrts, who
thanked the Councilmen for the honor
they had conferred on him, and said he
should endeavor to do his duty so that
when the term of office was over no one
would have anything to say against him
or his decisions. He desired it under
stood that he had been at the caucus but
he had done nothing to defeat it. He
had said then that he would vote for the
best man and he intended to keep his
word. After the election a man had
gone to him and asked him if he would
take the Craftsmanship. He had replied
then that there were better men, and
mentioned Captain Barrett and Mr.. .Cohn.
Afterwards this man had come to him
again and insisted on him taking the
chairmanship. He then said he would
take it, but he had nothing to do with a
slate.
Captain Barrett moved that a COM
mittee of three be appointed to arrange
q schedule of salaries for the next year.
Carried.
President Kuhrts then appointed
Messrs. Barrett, Earl and Cohn.
Mr.. Cohn said he declined to serve,
and that he did not want his name on
any committee, az he would not act.
The Council,nen then proceeded TO
select seats. I'r. Bryant secured first
choice, MIR. Threlkeld second, Captain
Barrett third, Mr.. Bosbyshell fourth, Mr..
Sinsabaugh fifth, Mr.. McNally sixth, Mr..
Moriarty seventh, Mr.. Shafer eighth,
Mr.. Wilson ninth, Mr.. Humphreys tenth,
Mr.. Earl eleventh, Mr.. Cohn twelfth,
Mr.. Ford thirteenth, and Mr.. Hanley
last.
The Council then adjourned to Monday
next.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-11
STORE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8 O'CLOCK.
SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL O'CLOCK.
HANDKDRCHIBFS

Outside OF the regular line
of Ladies', Misses, Chill
dren's and Gentlemen's
Handkerchiefs that we
usually carry, we have Sc
cured the finest line of hand
embroidered Handkerckiefs
that we could find in Irish
and Swiss markets. There
is nothing finer than the
genuine Swiss handmade
article, and having bought
500 dozen at a greatly re-
duced figure, We are going
to show our customers how
cheap we can sell them.
In Silk Handkerchiefs, in
plain hem-stitched, em-
broidered. Japanese work,
etc., our prices are the low
est. We have something
new to interest you also in
the same line. Ladies' and
Misses printed and henl-
stitched Handkerchiefs in
fancy book form. Very pref
ty designs and suitable for a
Christmas present.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-11
Afternoon session.

Clerk Teed read the ordinance granting
10 the San Gabriel Valley Rapid Transit
Railroad Company franchise for line
OF railway commencing at a point on
Wabash avenue, north of block 18 of the
Brooklyn tract, thence across Stafford,
Lord, Echandia and Gillette streets in a
southerly direction, across Macy street,
thence in a westerly direction above
grade at street crossings at least eighteen
feet over and across Anderson street, the
Los Angeles river, Keller street, Center
street, Howard street and the Also road
and Alameda street to Los Angeles street,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-11
GeptIenen'S 5
Neck kWeap (!

We are offering
values in GentleInen's
Neckwear that cannot
be equalle d in Los
Angeles.
We are selling Silk
and Satin Scarfs at
20c. apiece, and think
at 35c. apiece they
would be excellent
value.
In Ladies' Silk
Hosiery we can give
you the latest effect
in fancy colorings at
81 per pair.
Call and examine
Holiday Goods.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-11
HOLIDAY
Novelties.

You can take your
choice of a thousand
different articles and
still get something ac-
ceptable to the person
you want to give it to.
A silk dress, a pair Of
gloves, a pocket book,
a muff or boa of the
hest or medium quality
fur. A toilet set, q
manicure set, cuff and
collar box, ladies' and
misses underwear, silk
umbrellas, silk hosiery,
plush scarfs, Japanese
and India silk tides, q
pair OF California blank
cts. Presents useful
as we'll as ornamental.
H and I'm b roidered
linen handkerchiefs,
and everything you can
possibly think to ask
for in a dry goods store.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-11
PLUSH GOODS.

We have Photograph, Auto
graph and Scrap Albums,
Gents Toilet Cases,
Gents Shaving Gases,
Infants Sets,
Shoe and Glove Sets,
Manicure Sets,
Manicure and Glove Gases,
Cuff and Collar Boxes,
Automatic Plush Gases,
Revolving Drawer Cases,
Jewelry Cases,
Gents Smokers Sets,
Plush Broom Holders,
Cologne Sets,
Fancy Japanese Tides,
Plush Mantel Scarfs,
Plush Lambrequins, etc.
We invite yon, one and
all, to call and examine our
line Of Holiday Goods.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-11
39c.
Bargain MOI.
3oc.

Will be taken
from our Dress
Goods Dept. We
will place on our
counters and con.
tinue to sell until
sold out our en-
tire line Of extra
heavy weightGer-
man Cashmeres,
guaranteed all
wool, 3S inches
wide, and a COM
plete line OF all
wool Henriettas,
same width, at
SOC. per yard /;
selling retail else
where at 60c.
Our price until
sold out, SOC.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-11

For fancy creamery butter, H. Jevne's, 3S and
40 North Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-11

"Put Money i'm Thy Purse''
And buy Sperry's family -four.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-11
Store Open Evenings Until Eight (8) o'clock.
SATURDAY EVENINGS O'CLOCK.

81.
Bargain No.2.
81.
Our complete
line of $l.50
SILK
RHADAMES
will be closed
out at 81 per
yard.
Twenty differ
ent colorings to
select from.
Best value that
we have ever Of
fered.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-11

sSLadies Sigh no More.''
Always good bread from sperry's -four.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-11
Store Open Evenings Until Eight (8) o'clock.
SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL O'CLOCK.
4Oc
Bargain No. a.
4Oc

.
4Oc
Twenty pieces of
Tea Gown Suitings
in fancy stripes
and small checks
40 inches wide and
guaranteed all wool
at 40c. per yard.
Very stylish and
nothing finer in
CassimereSuitings,
former price 75c.
25C
Bargain No. +.
25c
Thirty pieces
double face Canton
Pushes for cur
tains, draperies,
etc. We will close
out at 25c. per
yard. Selling ev-
erywhere at 35c.
and 40c.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-11

Fancy pack Of raisins, at Fl. Jevnes. s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-09

DOWNWARD TURN IN WHEAT.
A Decided Drop in Chicago To-day
PRINCES WHO HATE EACH OTHER
The Strike Of Chicago Street Gar Men
THE CAMPAIGN IN INDIANA.


Political Events 0s the Present Week.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 9.-Gen. Harrison began the
week by attending TO his accumulated sundays
mail In the Afternoon accompanied by his son Rus
SELL he visited republican headquarters and spent
some little time Ms Harrison, accompanied oy
MIA Dimmick, MA W. Il. II. Miller ana daughter.
left yesterday afternoon Tor Cincinnati With
numerous other distinguished OHIO ladies' they
VIII to-day garucipate In tue celebration OF Ohio
notwithstanding the announcement that there
would oe cessation In the reception OF visiting
delegations, the German American club OF Chicaso
10Th
The following are the leading political events for
Gen. Hovey ana Corporal Tanner speak at La
porte: ex-senator Joseph Z. Mcdonald begins his
canvass At waveiand, The village where he made
MS maijen speech over thirty years ago
"Wednesday, the 10th, Mr.. Blaine opens his In
diana canvass at Goshen. Preparations are being
mace 70 give him a rousiug reception. There VIII
oe parade, participated Ia by cluOs from neigh
BORING towns. Gems. Hovey and Tanner will meet
Blaine al Goshen and accompany him through the
state senator Mcdonald speaks at Upton.
THURSDAY, the llth Gen. Harrison. Gen. hOvey,
Mr.. Blaine, senator Allison, Gov. Foraker, Gov.
Algef. Gen. Gibson, and probably Mr. Morton. Mr..
Dcpew, and Senator SHERMAN will participate In a
mammoth mass meeting Ia this city. PTepara-
lions are on foot Tor a big demonstration. Gen.
Hdrrlson and the distinguished guests Will review
.ne parade. Ihe olg mass meeting Will take
where Mr.. Blaine, Gen. Hovey, Gov. Foraker, and
others Will speak. IL is uncertain as yet whether
senator's Snernan and Allison eau be present. ln
the evening mass meeJiugs will be held at Tom-
nnson's Hall. Tue Opera-iiouse, the wigwam, aud
olner places
ON the same day ex-Sen tor Mcdonald will
speak at Red Key and senator Voorhees, at Cory
don.
Friday, the 11th, Gov. Hill, OF New York, IN
ausurates his CANVASS, opening al Mitchell In the
afternoon aud speaking a, seymour al p. m. en-
route to Indianapolis, where ne w.ll be given IN
ovation the same night at Toinlinson Hal. Gov.
Gray aud otner distins uished democrats viii meet
Gov Hin at Aitcheila
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-09
Washington News and Gossip.
Index 70 Advertisements.


$1,000. "a,
no.ans s.S - 'e
n,,",s-.. Co., o.,
80 Irs,.sNe,n
c.r,-.v D.. psr.r. a.s
nr.rus S,h -.
D,vr,.-n, a,h
Enrc,r,oy.,-
Fxcups,ovs p,cr-,s OR
FIN.NcI.I~ath naSa
For RvNr fRoon,.E nan,
For Rvxr fHony.s, s,h r
FoR RENT (Of,;ces,-od nare
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-09
GENERAL LONDON GOSSIP.
New stbe, suit Agaia.t sh. ..r,v.~s.,-
Biackbura's weaa.rtul F...

special Cable Dispatch to THE LvsStsa sr..
LONDON, Oct al believe the government has
put pressure on The attorney general, VINO conse-
euon''y VIII NOT appear again as counsel for the
Times In the ParneIl inquiry. Campne,I,s act,on
IN suing the Times for libel turns upon IA. single
question OF fact whether the body OF the famous
letter oI Parnells is In CampbeIs writing. As the
Times now admits there Is no ground for asserting
this, the only question Is the amount of damages
unless the Times successfully pleads IT, pr,yIl,ve
the statement having been made In court by the
Attorney general hear from George Lew = Par
nells attorney, that the other actions are son
ungent on this result ~ WI
Blackburn yesterday played eight simultaneous
games bllndfolded at the city on Iona,n .-hs.s
Club he won nve and drew three ~
The Goldsmiths Company, one Of the few "a, y
guilds sun exercising their functionn their dnf y
being 20 hallmark plate, have snd,,n,.d = ~,
recre.tive Institute Tor south London The gift A
estimated al capital Value OF t425.0D0
The nrst electric boat was launched on ths
Thames yesterday ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-09
THE TUMBLE IN WHEAT.
The Downward Movement Accelerates
In Chicago This Morning..

CHICAGO. OcI IA very weak and panicky feel
ing was developed at the opening on change this
morning with wheat, the special feature, going
down on the run November opened full three
nts lower Lhan yesterday Afternoons close AT
1l4k and At once dropped 10 ia; December and
May continue the active opuons. Tne lormer
sesrseiy reaesea eMep d,oDDe 1 nps ps WITH nss
~ cents more TO ll4k inside
OF Ten minutes and at 10 o'ciock, haI hour after
lower Al ll7k, and In me ear.y slump went dow "a
70 1l6 II Is now selling at 1I6A. Corn opened a.
lower for November, The active option Al a, and
IN lne early dealing, nuctuated between s4X and
-. Oats were wiIuout change. January pork
weak at &c. lower NJ l465. and soon weAAened
70 A57x. January lara opened lower $50
ana lost more In The early Trading. October
short-rios opened 20 lower a. 800 aud January ~
fOwer II 737H. l1is option furnished Tue oniy
advHnciLg 2k,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-09

The West Side Men Join the North
Side striker u Chicago shts Morn.
imx-Negostasi0ns Eail On the Wage
Question.
CHICAGO, Oct. o.-The two great street-car sys.
tens OF the West and North sides have now tied
up. The STRIKE on the West Side began this morn.
Ing as soon as the last night was run into the
barns. For time last night it seemed as II this
new complication could be avoided anu the orig,.
nal strike settled amcably, but the peace negolia.
Ions wlicn were conducted In Mayor koche's pt.
vate off1ce Jailed, uecduse tue company and the
men could not agree on the suplect OF wages
President ferkes opened the conference with an
oner 10 correct tue present system OF as Tar
as possible. An agreement was reached on inns
point, out when the Wage question WAS taken up
the men insisted upon % cents per hour Tor grip
cents ior horse-car men, Mr.. Yerk $ Offered 20
cents for hOrSe-car men, and n cents for yrip-caf
neu Inc strlkers refused 10 inaAe any couces-
sion, and after much argument the con.erence
Uroke up.
A committee Of West Side men was waiting n
earn the result and when the failure TO reacn an
agreement Was reported their CHAIRMAN sad a
strike would be ordered aud hurried away,
The SPECIAL DETECTIVES DISCHARGED.
A committee OF the strikers waited upon the
mayor early In the evening ~ Complain about the
retention OF special detectives 10 guard the COM
panys barns These special quarts, tncy argued
were a menace TO life, and Iney also DENIED that
they were needed oy the company. The CITY DO
lice. said their chairman, can give Mr. Yerkes an
the protection he needs, and While they are around
tuere wIl De 0ut little danger OF any serious OUT
breaks.
The committee left, and a short time afterward
the mayor sent for President Yerkes, whom he
asked 10 discharge the detectives lie said he
would furnish enough policemen TO protect the
company's barbs. Mr. ferkes promptly acQui.
esced In the request, ana the specials were SUP.
planted by regular policemen.
IL ls sa q thls morning that tae executive COM
mittee OF the south Side Railway organization has
rendered the North ana West Side strikers IMAM
c1al assistance II necessary.
UP 70 IL O'Clock no report OF any trouble, either
on The North VI West Sides have been received
NO cars are running on the West SIDE, an very
lew have thus lar been started on the North Side
No attempt VIII be made TO run cars In the west
division to-day. The strikers are perfectly under
control ana no outbreak II any point Is anticipated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-09

PAGES 8 AND OF To-DAY's STAR CONTAIN: New
York Politics; Mr.. Blaine's Reply to Postmaster.
General Dickinson; Secretary Bayard on the
Tariff; The AQueduct Frauds; Baseball; Plans
OF the Three Emperors; Warlike Century; Tele.
graphic Dispatches, &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-09
a New YoFk Livery Stable Burned.
NswsD0Y AND TwENTY-sEvEN HORSES BURNED n
DEATH.

NEW YORK, Oct "A livery stable extending
fron 404 70 40 East 34Lh street was burned abou.
O'Clock this morning and In it were burned 70
and twenty-seven horses John Roach, another
newsooy who was sleeping In the stable with Carr,
was 90 severely burned that he Is not expected 70
recover. The stable, q one-story wooden structure,
Was owned by The Well-known horseman, Mr. ID. ID.
Witherk who suolet tt 70 . number OF truckmen.
lost about thirty cabs and trucks slored there.
Their total loss 10 about tl0O00. Inc loss on the
stable Is about $4,000 The origin Of the nre u
UNKNOWN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-09
District Govern memt Affairs.


THE TEACHERS WILL BE PAID.
The difficulty In the pay-rols OF the teachers
has been satisfactorily adjusted, and the checks
is understood that the teachers VIII be paid on
Thursday afternoon. october IL
AN ELECTRIC LIGHT wAxrHp.
The Commissioners nave received an application
electric light wire from the corner OF SGD street ana
Prospect avenue to the Opposite side OF 32d street.
ssninS tss hanging Of wires the permit WIN pTSS rob
ably be granted.
WANT TENTH STREET INrRovKp.
The Commissioners have received . petition,
signed by the residents and property-owners on
10th street. between @ and L streets southeast,
asking that the street be Improved and sewerage
IN ABSOLUTE DARKNDa
A petition. bearing the names Of number Of
property owners on street northeast prays the
aSsoIute daTksess This request Win BE- Complied % d
with.
bour. 0ne-story and apartment house, l35 lOth
street northwest; 5000. Thos r smith. ave
esSe dsensS NON d 70 4S LIN street north
ing, l24S 10th street northwest: $500. C. 4. Eos
ter, three orick dwellings, from s2l TO sS5 spruce
SrcS aweng at iss New jersey sysnns sonS SoS one
west; Sl.450. Vim. 4. OBrien, three brick dwell.
ings from eos 70 ol2 23d street northwest; g. 600
VIM. Terrell, trustee, Mount Han church. i6Ih
street, between b and streets northeast: IL 200
PAYMENTS FOR sTRBEr IMPROVEMENTS.
1t has been ordered by the Commissioners that
hereafter When any street which is under contract
for Improvement Is completed q certificate win be
required signed by the inspector or inspectors
directly In charge OF the work, by the chief In
spector ana py the superintendent OF streets that
the work has been done In accordance with the
spectncatlonS Any deviation from the specinca-
tons Will De noted In the certificate OF the inspec-
tors The certincates OF computing engineer
Will oe required Is 70 the quantities OF work done,
ana OF the property clerk as TO the quantity Of th
material furnished. No flnal payments VIII Be
made without these cerincateS The same rule
win apply 70 all other pubic works done oy con-
MuCsLLANBoUs
The Commissioners starred out carry TINS morn
ing on their tour OF inspection coecttnR 0ata IN
relation TO the improvements Of streets ana county
roads TO submit 70 Congress N thsar annual esd
mates
Major Raymond is eonaned 70 his hons with
bad cold
WIN. II. Ferguson has bsea appointed an adj
ctonal private on the p0iice torce.
The Commissioners have beeu offered the trace
known as I1ngie Piace g reform schooa nor elris
Tue report Of TIE Washingsea Aeyiun foe the
month or September shows tnaS tnesO 40 S50
prisoners remaining n the Wuekhone
Thos Hami,tou, wsalthy rAiladslphls manu-
SATURDAY wins huszying 70 ocasea sessy-eoee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-09

sEowHEoAs, ME-, Oct o-Tbe Somerset woolen
Mil, operated by v. J. Brennan. at East Nadlson
Was burned this moruing. The IRE Was nr,I dis
covered In the carding room. Oh the second rilor
Tue mill WAS built three years aco. Loss SJOOOu
Insurance on building and STOCK sla opO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-09

DECISION IN FAVOR OF THE DIsTRlCT-A THIRTY DATE
NOTICE TO vACATE SUFFICIENT.
Yesterday afternoon, In the Court in General
Term, the judgment OF the Circuit Court was re.
versed In the case Of the District Of Columbia ag
W. w. Rapley; opinion by Judge Merrick.
This was an action for possession Of wharf
property at the foot OF 9TH street, commenced be-
fore Justice OF the Peace Bundy, In which judg-
ment was given for the District, the justice hold
Ing that when the lease had been made anterior
to the lanllOrd-and-tenan act the tenant held BY
the implied consent or the landlord after the date
OF the act thirty days notice was sufnctent The
case was appealed. and in the Circuit Court Judge
HaGner gave judgment FOR the defendant holding
that he was entitled TO q six months notice. The
District then nled motion Tor . new trial on the
ground Of error, and Judge Hagner certified IL 70
the General Term 70 b. heard In the nrst instance
The defendant claimed thai the decision or the
Circuit Court WAS nnal The court helQ that while
an appeal In such case would not lie from the
ruling u the Circuit Court the motion for new
trial might be ceruficd Tho court he'd that sfter
the expiration OF the lease the tenant WAS one by
sunsraaces and thirty days notice Was suncisnt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-09
eNsSoUs FoR rnE ruruuE.

eeecs es Hssscr Eemssy Between
Kaiser Wtlliaa a.a a..,,,.s C-~.
Prtae0.
speciAi Cable Dispssch 10 Tss Evvxre sr..
Lurpos, ocI t-The ksis r's visit 10 Vienna -
ing ooneoaed peopie are talking OF the enmity BE-
tween ms majesty and crown Prince Rudolph,
whleh was suspected az the time OF tn. royal
tuhetA IN Berlin. ana Is now confirmed beyond
Question: Iney did not exchange . single word
e.s suo AAlser tiaI A high ofical OF the
court az Vienna deplorlag IN. terr,nl. conse-
Quences that might result In the tu,ure ,ror sugh
s.sse " Nulngs declared: I'VE dare not mention
n'is nuao,pns ~, name Ia the kaisers presence. =
Tue Prince OF Wales before the kai~er- ARRIVAL nut
ane t'. esnos ror nninied him that he Is the COM
.s "a seneisl AZ vienna aud I'VE his Imperial
M moiu VI nohoI tnat u Ru iolph went be would de-
grsae alm and take the generAlship away. The
crown prince thereupon reluctantly declared he
would 40 his duty as a soldier
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-09
shocked By Electric l,~h, w,r,.

Special Dispstch 20 TEk EvrsIsa sr.N
PARKEKssuRo. W. Va, oct. e.-Adam Roths ot
wheeling, weighing ls0 pounds while Al work ON
the telegraph wires here received shock from the
electric light wires which burned him on ho,h
hands lie fell % feet, his back being Oadly hurt
Dr. Frame Says he Is seriously injured.