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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-22
REVOLUTION IN COOKING.


The Charter oak stove, with the won.
deriul wire gluEe oven door, Is creating
revolution wherever Il Is introduced. Sir.
VI. W. lcct, representing the Excelsior
Manufacturing company Oi 81 Louis. will
give an exhibition az H. Wetter Manu-
featuring compaVy's store, No. $50 Main
street, beginning Friday, April 20, aud
continuing Eve days, showing the practical
opcmiion 81 this new discovery In cooking.
ladies, physicians, and all persons inter.
csied In having woll-cookcd and healthful
food, are invited 10 call and see the cxhi.
biiion. Roasting Is done without bastng,
and with los Of only . per cent. Of the
weight OF the meat roasted, while the aver.
age loss with tile old-slylc solid oven dOol
"a 80 per cent. Steak, choIe, ash, ham
oysters, etc, are elegantly brOiled insid,
| the oven without attention, and retaining
almost entirely their natural juices an,
favor. II Is claimed aud demonstrate,
that the saving ON tho meats for q iamil,
Of I've or six persons will amount To th
fall value OF a cook stove OF range ever
year. Everybody invited.
II. WFTgR MIRO. Co., Agents,
Memphis
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CniIIsI,rr,IMriie..

am In my seventy Third year, and for
fifty years of that Time I haye been great
sufferer from indig siiun, constipation and
biliousnes. ! have tried all the rcmedie,
advertised forihcsr diseases aud got no per-
mlncnt relief About one year ago ! grow
much worse the seIsc assuming n more
severe and dangerous form. ] became very
weak and lost flesh rapidly. until in Noyom-
her | commenced using Dr. H. Mozloy's
Lemon Elixir. gained twelve pounds In
thrco months. Ny stprugth and health. my
appetite aud my digestion were perfectly
restored; aud now ! 70 ~ young aud viz
orous as I ever did In my life.
L. J. ALLIED.
Jasper. Ca, March .. 1857.
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Amaii no, in Paris.

PARIS. April n Last evening about
1880 students assembled in the Latin
quarter and marchcd 70 tho Hotel Du Lou
Louvre shouting "down with Roulaugcr,'
clown with tie DICTATOR" etc. They
cane into collision with crowd Of Bou-
lnngcIisis and were driven into the boule-
yarls In disorder. On rpa.semhling they
attacked the Bonllnecrist newspaper OF.
fees The B0ulangrisi party, following
attacked the students with loaded sticks
and many were wounded. Finally the
police separated tie cOuhatanis and ar
rested large number Of them.
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linnt. nn,I al,nr.-

choice stock Of gents and boys boots
and shoes has Just been received by j. NJ.
I'LL & Company, No. 33S Main street,
best make 10 be found In the leading mar.
kcis Of the north and east, and are war.
ranted 81 give satisfaction. Tho limo OF
ladies' misses and children's shoes can.
not be cxcellcd by any house In the city.
They are Of the latest spring and summer
styles known 10 tho leading markets, and
are offered for sale al the lowest poasiblC
prices.
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Lemon Eiixir.
PLEAHANrLKNns bRIxk

Cures indigestion, constipation. headache,
biliou-ucss, malaria kidney disease. fever,
chills, loss ~ appetite. debility and nervous
prpstration by regulating liver, stomach,
bowels. kidney and blood.
II currs all other diseases caused By n tor.
pid or diseased liver. IL is an established
TACT lemons, when combined properly with
other liver tonic, produce The most desirable
results upon the stomach, liver, bowels,
kidneys aud blood.
Fifty cents and 81 per bottle. Sold by
druggists generally.
Prepared only BY II. Motley, NJ. d., At.
iautn Ga
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N YOU will send as your address, VIC will
mail you our illustrated pamphlet explain.
ing al about Dr. Dyes Cclcbmtcd Electro.
Violate Iiclt and Appliances. aud their
charming effects upon the nervous drbili.
tatcd system. aud how they will quickly re-.
store you 90 yigor, manhood and health. II
YOU are thus aillictcl wc will send you d
Bclt aud Appliance on trial.
NOiTAic BElr Co.. Marshall, Mich.
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The Mutual Land aud investment Com.
pany

Has been organized with capital stock Of
100000, with the following officers
David Walk, president; Il. Galloway, vice.
president; u. T. Porter, treasurer II. NJ.
Scanlan, secretary. Directors John A..
Dcnic, II. @. Warmer, ]. J. Duffy, David
Walk, r. Galloway w. d. wilkcnon, l..
Til Risk. Subscription books are now
open nj Office Of Kent, Scanlan 4 Risk, II
Madison street. Those wanting stock had
better apply early, 40 II is being rapidly
tuLgn
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bohemian Pale noch

Manufactured by the Tennessee Brewing
Company, Of Memphis. Tenn, will be on
tap for three days commencing Saturday,
April q. This special brew Is manu-.
iaciurcd Of the finest bohemian hops and
malt and Is unolualcd in quality, purity
and excellence. 10 be had Of all our Gus.
tofngra
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Ihe Piano IolaIng nod.

Call and SEQ tits novelty.
The Silver King and the Lace Webb
mn srEiNoA
Tho two best springs on the market.
Also Furniture and Maltrcf "a, wholesale
anl rtinil.
7. A. Wright & Co., 3s5 Second street.
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s,.an, Dyc aad ,Iean,.v works

ladies' and Gents Clothes Cleaned or
Dyed in all colon. Ostrich Feathers and
Lace Curtains clClnod NJ 81 Jefferson
street. Goods pceiycd 10y express.
J. RtLGuL, Proprietor.
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Look oui for ci':icra MaEuire'. Benns

Forty-hyc years lnfillihlo Specific Tor
Diarlua. DyscniefY, Cholera Morbus. Flux,
Chlidrrn'a Tccthiufi aud u taken IN Time a
SURF preventive " Asiatlc Cholera
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Ed LALIrnASD 4 Co, No. 40 Jefferson
street, packers anil shippcn Of furniture.
Upholsicring and romadng OF mattresses
n specially. Telephones.
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FRrsu snAD anil game Gsh Of an kinds
at Sfrs & Auni No 90 Jefferson 81. Call
and examine ihom
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-22

California Wines and French Glare,
from bordeaux Just received by
bAgn1RO, NiANA < Co,
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WHITAKER hams and st. Clair break.
fast bacon at A. NJ. Workman & Co.'s, i75
Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-22

WurS YOU feel depressed don't doe your.
self with mean biiiers llodats sarlplrilh
rcnoyatcs aud inylpUaics the system. ani
cures all diseases arising from an impure
state of the blood a. per bottle. tx bottles
ior e.. Manufactured by Elugum Root
Medicine Co., Nashville. Tenn. sold By
| Hester, 2s3 Main street
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HAVE Memphis Steam Laundry furnish
towel rack with equipments, 2jc per week.
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Encourage Home Industry.

Drink Bohemian Pale Book Beer. Man.
iaciurod byT Tennessee Brewing Company.
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HAVE your watches and clocks repaired
by q. Hucbncr, 30 Main street
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BuIiARps- Converse & Cook, $40 Main.
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=. D. srwAEO, OPllclan. at Muliord'a
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TDELY use Of Pc.r1.ua relieves the par.
ovy-ui. q certain diseases. It, continued
us1 rurus
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-02-17
JAl RePoRT.
ar Tha Dakota Hail-
fa-g.

y TI'. ,It.1 ouu,,l
'V'-l''' ''"i" ""'.''
ia railroad commission
equine 81. 1851, has just
ne rpnart in openinr re-
49,. c..... ;4.l|
'|'''.'"'' '''' '.''' N', e''~'.,
-~efrItory WITH f"I...a'' 10 the i'H-
Is and the .,trC.un allinUltia, iu Tia"
.st, ng 81 satisfactory a.lnsn. tr,ti9a Of
rr,.. ..f... .....,,., r,ir
'''4 .""'
T0&j iegas4all'.9 "oLi iA'"..."" '"I "'IfI'''
rial, is d TruIuai anII.r ol tlndhir which
fma aod n<ppr.anrn viii remove. THE
-.t =, .,.r...... r. r..I..o,. ,,,,
'N'', ~ '''''
missioner "."l .''". 80 4.. /" results Is re-,
TERED 10 ahd I'D. '"l'"o"'.oh urged
by that COM "h..i VII 'o presented Il"
the neAa Is@'." ...''. """'."."tIoh Oh inc
IOaa' Is /" All q. .I'''. ana "A'
prospects 10. '''L,51'.r nrNJ year are
brighter ,a.". '.''' L.oI" page "iSo Drrn
some granny 1= .'aN'""h I'D tfright II
passenger i"'e1' P'I"eII"u'y III north pa
kota' AL,.. nave ",'! N"ShCy-eIGhl
AlilSu ana ~ "'J"''4 4uiIh1 tAe year DJ
accidents WA" regard 10 Inc operation
o. tAe ne" -','" ~" inc commission
q u suPP''inen.tI! report; Lhuer
IRe IA" Ioi inc 'lsl '''Ie IN me history OF
Dakola " SS' % Dau1'Io Sra"eS'
uniform WIN 1L"SS o MlhhesoIa'
mas OeeA e9.aoll9I5"' - commission
las 4l9o IIel'ou "a elevators
Vne tsFIiloty win Il
GoniDlneu c'p''.Iy OF o,o4l wv ouShels.
2,%SlGeS tnoSg GnG'S "Le goa elevators
Nnloh n"'o "ptIty4 ~ 'SouST' ana nave
NOV yet C"lnPICVeu theIi nohus ana oOo
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-02-17
THE & MURDER.
Acad Man Barrett Takes the stand and
1estides.

cld Mar Barrett Takes the stand and
festifes.
MINNEAroLIs, Feb. bod John Bar
ret was placed on the stand by the defense
in the trial Of his son Pete this morning.
The old mans face was flushed, his head
was bowed and he held ais hand over his
eyes the greater part Of the time. He
spoke with such a strong accent that it
was difficult to understand. He swore
that Henry said that Tim and Pete had
been intimate with his wife and that he
would be revenged. He also testified that
Henry said he would get even because his
father and mother had expressed their i'm
tention 70 give the properly to Tim and
Pete. The old gentleman was not allowed
TO show that Henry had any i'll feeling
towards him or his brother. He said that
Pete would lie seventeen years old next
March, The cross examination was se-
we're and Il worried the old man. He was
anxious to show that Henry held hard
feelings towards the boys and that lie
wanted 70 be revenged.
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ANOTHER

A chicago Grain Firm Coos Down with a
~Crash-}rhe Cause.
CnrcAeo, Feb. 10. The failure Of Bens-
ley Bros a board Of trade firm Of thirty
years standing, W announced this morn
Ing Tie general impression on the
board 1T trade was that their liabilities
would reach 100000. To $350,000and they
owed d block Of nearly $175,O00, which
is said 10 be secured. Mr.. Bensley prac-
tieally admitted that II was the losses oc-
casioncd by the McGeoch failure III 1888
anil HE afiiansA af mhass2 sfi,-, fftnf-
used up q large part Of their assets.
HEIEE6, Mont. Feb. 10.-John Patrick
bare wa hanged today Tor the murder 81
John Potts 1t boulder in 1885. He was
aesied q the scsffoid by his spirit
aal adyiser and mons we're present 1t the
executicn except the officers and 4 few
wiWeaaes on such occasions. Little time
res consumed after the party reached the.
s2eRold. which had been Purchased espe-
cieli fpr this ex~ocuiionAnd at Il 30a. m.
ne drop fell
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-02-17
APLAcE WHERE II SHOWS.


KrNosfoS, n. y, Feb. 18-If the truth
were told about DE drifts ii localities ID
Sullivan cptniy TIE average reader would
say that the reporters lad bacn reading
Baron MnpeAa and had been impress
"a 81 tie anlhm long bnw yle, II ST
fact that people instead "a cutting away
drifts befW sen si4eiF houses and the high
Ay0ys die tunnels some 0f them over 400
feet ih length, and cores on people were
compelled to shoSei steadily the greater.
part of the week For miles snow can Be
found four feet deep on the level and
drifts thirty 70 forty fDes Id heighth are
not uncomlnon. AZ Afecenf funeral IF q.
Eallieocn, lSuliisaa county, woman the
nenrnefs pert over Two days sh0velink
Ael cao d the
5anA MAafh noN ns thif8 feet.
~ ir t4te Hrit We're aaslsfed hY|
peoFle ga nafnl alie eoaqffgsiae ahd
lAy Qs fht iliid dis ie body q the
ges1 Woman WAt hntsd
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The ONO HAGUE.


A Grand banquet At coluinbus In Honor
Of Lincoln's Blrehday.
CoLUsEBus, o., Feb. t8-Among the.
quests who sat down It the banquet Of the
Republicaa League tonight were Senator
Sherman, Gov. Beaver Of Pennsylvania,
Gov. Luse Of Michigan, Gov. Foraker Of
Ohio, Gen. Butterworth, s. P. Foster, pres
ident New York League, w. II. Smiley,
Warren, Prof. Scarborough, Wilberforce.
Murat Halstead, Cincinnati, all of whom
are On the programme for toasts. The
seats number 250-ali occupied-and
some cannot BE- accommOdated.
LINCOLN AND THE PRESS.
Mure Halstead, responding to the SEN
ament, Iincoln and the Press said:
lincoln had what We might call apress
facilities. superior ia those enjoyed ~
Washington. ne wrote p~afa4ral1h tori
d newspaper about AiMseif and Nashine-
Ton never dia thar. fleWas less sensitive
about ihe newspapers than Washington.
and khe nenspapef ttat assailed Lincoln
we're e those that abused Washington as
hornets to anats. Lincoln never got
swearing mad about A1papef iha4 stnnc
him and Washington did and lie had 81
thousand provocaIi0Ds 70 Washingl0n's
one ne used the newspapers. When hel
wanted to proclaim tlaf his object WIS tol
saTe the hni0n with Of without slavery
De wrote 81 Horace Gffeiey his most
TRUSTED aaFlses pAs nn etifor~
uN FfHi npf9er qt presidents /
nlef4lue a nNNnK thai Nahl
give nNA Hlie AAe neN spsfsfr ltn3S a.
lpi t{ Is lha 8Nfee iithf fh4s
N Qppn PIG le *
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ANorHER DISASTROUS la.

4 wholesale Boot and sho Store in st.
Paul Burned Out.
ST. Paul, Feb. 13.-Foot, Schulz & Coz
wholesale boot and shoe stock in the Ryan
block, corner Third and Waconta streets,
was damaged by fire early this morning to
the extent of about $500, 900. The entire
stock Of goods is supposed to be a total
loss. The Ryan Drug Company's stock
damaged to the extent Of about $50,
900, fully insured. Foot, Schulz 81 Com
pany were fully insured on stock and
building, The insurance is dividei
among many companies, so none lose
large amounts. The ffemen we're
greatly impeded in their work by dense
clouds of smoke, some Of them being
nearly suifooated and forced to abandon
their posts. The fire broke out ut $40 a.
m, but was not subdued until noon. It's
origin is unknown. Within the last four
years the insurance companies have lost
81, 100000 by fires within the two squares
on Third street between Waconta and
jackson.
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Pnrnell,s Amendmont.

LONDON, Feb. 10. The text Of Parnelrs
amendment to the address is as follows;
Humbly 70 represent TO her majesty that
only the remedial portion of last sessions
Irish legislation has tended to diminish
crime, whereas the repressiye legislation
has done much to ALLEVIATE the sympathy
and respect of heE Irish subjects for the
iaws. and that the administration Of the
crimes act as well as much Of the general
action Of the executive has been harsh
ard partial. The amendment will re-
ceive the full support the opposition to.
tie bench.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-02-17
NEW BUILDINGS.
4 Gas WELL.

Ashton to Bore for Natural Gas with
Prospects of success.
Ashton Leader; About six years ago,
John Bushelf, then a resident of this city,
was engaged in digging public well here
AT a depth Of seyenty-six feet d vein or
gas was struck which rushed out with ter
rible force. TO test IFS burning qualities
the gasswas lighted and burned with great
brilliancy, proving beyond a doubt the
great quantity undertaking our city and
the fact that at some future date it could
be utilized for lighting and heating. Sew
eral weeks ago the matter was agitated br
our public spirited citizens and i~tsiscon.
coded that a gas well win be in success
full operation in Ashton within six months.
Tuesday evening "a meeting was held at
smith ~ Oushing's office towards the
organization Of q company to carry on
the project. AS a result, the "Ashton
Gas AZ Fuel Co" was organized with the
following members: Jn0. j.. Cushing. H..
G. Smith, G. j. Clement, s. Fl. Hammond.
w. 5. Billinghurst, Stevens 81 Co, s. IL.
Dempsey, AW. Bowman, Anderson &
Hall, Ferguson & Reeve. Boyer Il Chris
t~iansan, J. g. Bullen g. Co. and f. w
Hammann. The company has secured
charter from the city TO dig for natural
gas and coal, on the, streets and public
grounds Of the city Of Ashton. They have
also secured the franchise to supply gas
for heating and lighting purposes for =
period OF thirty years. Work will be com
menced at an early day. Mr.. s. i. Demp
sey, q practical coal and gas man, Of Penn
syiyania, has taken the contract to dig the
well.
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ARRANGING FOR the convention.

CHfcAeo; Feb. 10. The subcommittee
Of the republican national committee this
morning elected Gen. Fitzsimmons, Of
Chicago, sergeant Of arms Of the national
convention. The Grand Pacific was Sc
lected as the permanent headquarters Of
the national committee. About noon the
subcommittee took a look at the audito-
rum building and were apparently salts
fed that the vast edifice would be ready
for the convention.
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IN THE FIRST DECREE.
Boston's wholesale Poisuucr Gets IA Yer
diet of Guilty.

Boston's wholesale Poisuucr Gets a Yer
diet OF Guilty.
BosToN. Feb. 1t,-The jury In the case
of Mrs. Sarah J. Robinson, the alleged
wholesale poisoher, this morning render
ed averdict Of guilty Of murder in the
first degree. In this trial she was charged
with the murder Of Prince Arthur Free
man, her nephew. Mrs. Robinson had
previously been tried on the charge of kill
ing her son and daughter but the jury dis
agreed. The seven supposed victims Of
Mrs, Robinson's poisoning were her hus7
band, Lizzie j., her daughter, Willie j.,
her SON, Prince Arthur Freeman, the
brother-in-law, Mrs. p. A. Freeman, her
sister and Oliver Sleeper, who boarded in
her house and IS supposed to have been d
distant relative. She killed them to get
their life insurance.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-02-17

Reading railroad strike got to work
morning. Mr.. Johnson, Of P~hiladelpl
a s~ympathizer with the railroad striker
was the first witness. He said VIM.
Lewis, Of Columbus, Ohio, in charge
district 13 Of the miners Organizatio
could give positive evidence that them
has existed for some time a combinattoe
between powerful railway corporation
having headquarters in New York t|
break up the organization Of the KnIgnyFi
Of Labor. John II. Dawson, a miner from
the SchuYlkill regi0n.WaS the neXtVitnA1a
lie said the operators lived in luxury and
had their fast horses and that Mr.. Pardes
was worth Sal, 100000. Thirty-five years.
ago he was worth nothing. The miners
would hardly average $3.50 per annum as.
their earnings. Perhaps 25 per cent. Oh
the miners accumulated a little moneN
Mr.. Stone asked if the operators had nos
accumulated large fortunes. The witness
replied that some of the wealthiest wersl
in the Lehigh region.
ESTABLISHED A MAIL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 11.-The postofice
department has established a railway mail
service on the Minneapolis, Sault Ste Ma
RE & Atlantic railway from Bruce, Wis,
to Sault Ste Marie, Mich, where it VIII
connect with the Canadian Pacific railway,
thus making a new through line from
Minneapolis, St. Paul and the, northwest
across northern Wisconsin and the north-
ern peninsula of Michigan to the Atlantic
seaboard. The new service will go into.
operation March 5 next.
Branching Out.
MINNEAPOLIs, Feb. t1.--The t'Soo7 line
is branching out in a new direction. Ar
rangements have been perfected between
it and the Lehigh valley road whereby The
latter's coal shipments to the,west are to
be sent directly to the 500 docks at Glad
stone and flour taken thence to the coast
The Lehigh Valley has undertaken to
build we and if necessary more steel COM
partment vessels of large capacity to run
in this trade between Buffalo and Glad
stone.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-02-17

yASg9aS Feb I-PIana for the aaai-
tional wings Of the insane hospital were
received from Bismarck today and imme-
dlately opened for the inspection Of CON
tractors. Bios will be received until
March ~, 1883. The conditions of the
contract will require one wing to be ready
for occupancy on or before October 1st and
the second wing to be ready for occupan
on OF before November 18th.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-02-17

Sr. PETnRsBURa, Feb. i1aAdyices
published IN to-night's National zeitnng
assert that the Car eul0gizes, within his
own circle Prince Rlsmarck's remarks.
but chat the Russian official opinion holds
that the chancellor words and diplomaey
aee irrcc0neilabk
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The FUTURE KING.
ni horse Wins a isaee and ne Proeeeds
to Celebrate.

His Horse Wins a ieaee and he Proceeds
to Celebrates.
LoND0S, Feb. 10. The Prince Of Wales
horse, Hohenlindan, won q race at Kemp
ton yesterday and his rare event ID turf
experience ~ bis royal highnes So elated
him tlat he went 10 Tie opera Comique
list epening e. witness the new play, the
'Bond ST Wedloek, Ii sn extremely hi
larioas condition, accompanied by some
boon companions. lis hilarious mood
deepcned after reaching the theatre and
he sounds Of loud talking which issued
from the royal box Immediately after his
arrival soon increased in volume until ii
seemed as though the occupants were vie
ing with each other in their endeavors TO
discover which of Them could shout the
loudest. IN this way the audience and
the agt1Fs were annoyed and interrupted
for more than an hour until il pleased the
future king 70 betake himself with his
party elsewhere, Fhe success Of the
PRINCES horse IS agRiai9ed BY the fact
that there was only one other horse ia the
race, which fell Oh tile track, which left
hohcnlinden the alternative of finishing a
N~inner.dF Falling also.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-02-17

WnLMAH, Mimi, Feb. JO.-In the cas-
Of the state against Funk the judge today
passed the sentence of life imprisonment.
the main exceptional circ nuisance BEING
the attempt Of the defendant to take his
own life at the time Of the murder.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-02-17

ToHoATo, Ont, Feb. 10. Exceedinelv
cold weather prevails in Ontario and Que
bee, At several points III the Ottawa VAL
iey the mercury has reached degrees
below zero.