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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-06-01

The pope has issued an encyclical letter
Of II pages dealing with the slavery ques-
ton.
The Dominion parliament has voted 10
pay the fish commissioners.
The Ontario agricultural report shows
discouraging outlook FOR wheat
The Canadian parliament was prorogued
May ~, at which time Lord Lansdowhe dc
liycred his farewell address.
Advices from Rome declare that the pope
has not the slightest intention OF Interfering
with the Irish policy
Thibetans attacked British force and
retreated after severe fighting, leaving 100
dead on the field The British lost three
officers.
Rigorous restrictions have been placed
upon all Frcnchmcn entering Alslce l-or-
raine.
The French government has taken posses,
sion of the islands Of Huqualn, Ruflia ana
BOrabora in the Paclhc.
The marriage OF Prince Henry OF Prussia
10 Princess Irene of Hesse was solemnlbed
May -, in the chapel at Charlottcnburg
castle, with great ceremony 5eils were
rung salutes fired and the multitude cheer
ed. Prince Henry and Princess irene are
first cousins, the prince being the second
son Of Emperor Frederick, and his bride the
third daughter Of Grand Duke Ludwig or
Hesse Both are grandchildren OF Queen
Victoria.
Eleven persons were killed and mum
Der Of others injured by an explosion IN
cartridge and fire works factory between
Pautin and Pre- st. Geryais, France, May
"a
One hundred and three fishermen have
been drowned OFF the Irish coast recently
The Pope has written 10 Dom Pedro, en-
peror Of Brazil, cOngratulatng him upon
the abolition Of slavery IN Brazil.
The Gar, replying 10 an invitation 10 az
tend the ninth centennial Of the conversion
of Russia 10 christianity, which Is 10 be- held
at Kieff in July, says that he hopes that the
Jubilee will not be disturbed BY any war
like events. His efforts he says, are Tor
peace.
A Moscow merchant has been sent 10
Siberia for life for adulterating tea.
Five men were killed by the explosion Of
agasometcr in the gas works - Hochelaga,
near Montreal six others were injured,
three OF whom Will die
Ex-Detective Maggie Of Montreal con
Victcd of robbing the Grand Trunk ticket
office gets 10 years in the penetcniiary.
Parncll is about to resume the active
duties OF political affairs in Ireland. He
will take the management into his own
hands and at once rcOrganizc the whole
Irish movement 50 as 10 put il outside the
Papal rescripts scope, and at the same time
give it footing OF equality with English
trades unions.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-06-01
NEWS SUMMARY.
CONGRESSIONAL.

MAY %, SENATE.-Mr. Mcpherson intro
iuccd joint resolution providing for med
ais 20 the officers and enlisted men Of the
.hrcc months service in 1861. Referred.
On motion of Mr. Sherman the senate pro
,eeded to executive business. When the
doors We're re-opened legislative business
was resumed, and the senate soon after ad-
ourned 10 attend the funeral Of the wife Of
senator Sawyer.
HoUsE-The entire session was taken up
IN discussing the postoiice appropriation
bill.
MAY -, SENATR-Tn feature OF the
senate proceedings was the speech Of
Senator Stewart Of Nevada on the presi-
Dental veto power. The deficiency appro-
priatiOn bill for expenses of collecting the
revenue. and the Indian appropriation bill
wero reported Senators Vest, Plumb,
Henderson, Cullom and Coke were an
1Ounced as the committee 10 examine into
The questions touching the meat product of
The United States. The conference report
ou the pension appropriation bill was agreed
to- The senate then went into secret session
and adjourned.
HoUsE.-The postofice appropriation bill
and the senate marine conference bill were
passed. The conference report on the in
valid pension appropriation bill was agreed
TO- The bill is practically the same as II
passed the senate On motion OF Mr. Bel
mont OF New York, "a resolution was adopt
ed authorizing the committee on foreign
affairs 10 inquire into the facts concerning
tho imprisonment in an English Jail of John
Curly Kent, anaturalized American citizen.
MAY -, SENATB.-Mr. Blair introduced
IA Joint resolution proposing an amendment
TO the constitution 10 the effect that no state
shall ever make or maintain any law re
specting an establishment Of religion or
prohibiting the free exercise thereof and
that every state shall establish and main
tain a system offree public schools, but that
no money raised by taxation shall ever be
appropriated, applied or given 10 any school,
institution, corporation, or person whereby
instruction Is given in any doctrine, tcnets,
belief ccremonials or observations peculiar
TO any sect. 1t was laid on the table at his
own request. Mr. Iurpie introduced bill
for the making and printing Of the "Regis
ter of Labor The house bill making an
appropriation TO supply deficiency in the
appropriation for expenses Of collecting the
revenue from customs was passed The
bill 10 incorporate the American historical
association was fayorably reported.
HoUsE.-The house spent the day in dis
cussing unimportant amendments 10 the
legislative. executive and judicial appro-
priation bill At the evening session 30
private pension bills were passed and the
house adjourned.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-06-01
Morgan's Hope.

A determined effort is being made in IA
vor of "Blinky" Morgan, the condemned
Ravenna (Oho) murderer. Gov. Foraker
Is inclined u believe that, inasmuch as he
WAS convicted on the same testimony that
finally resulted ia Coughlin's being re-
leased and Robinson's securing "A new trial,
he should also bee given another chance for
his life. He has accordingly called meet
ing OF the state board of pardons 10 consid-
er the case, and it is probable that Morgan 5
sentence will be commuted TO Imprisonment
for life or that he will be reprieved.
The people Of Alpeua county would how
ever, prefer 10 see him hanged, and in case
he is released in Ohio he will be promptly
bounced upon By the authorities from
Michigan, and returned b the scene Of his
crime in Alpena for trial
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-06-01
Would Better be Poor Than This

The Vienna papers publish the will OF
halt-pay Austrian o Ger who leaves
his fortune 10 his nephew who has sit
uation In the roStO ce. on c n lItion that
he snail never, ON any &C Ou. INDULGE
IN II 5 favorte upatiun f reading news
papers. The Old gentle an @, Instituted
three persons his trustees, whose du'y IL
wi be 10 watch his luckle.s II ir. and in
case OF single infringement of ll.cw.ll.
spose 81 his property 10 Other cmbers
OF his family The - Il y opprty con.
slsts OF two houS :. M ney in he funds,
and landed estate
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-06-01
FOREIGN.

In an encyclcal 10 the Brazilian episoo-
pacy the pope declares that mono OF the
jubilee gifts have given him so much pleas
ure as the news OF the abolition Of slavery
in Brazil.
-Four hundred houses and the public
buildings in Calbu2owa, in Galicia, have
been burned
1t has been decided 20 close the Vatican
exposition almost Immediately. owing to
the great damage which has been inflicted
upon the exhibits by rats Tho exhibition
has been "A financial failure. IL is stated
that each cathedral in the Catholic world
will receive an exhibit as "a jubilee me
mento
Dom PEDRO Of Brazil il said To be dying.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-06-01
Thousands Destitute.

The condition OF sufferers by the floods
along the Mississippi is pitiabc in the cx
IRENE Naked, half starved and without
shelter they are living "a best they can
until aid shall reach them. Relief commit.
tees have been formed and arc doing all
that can be- done for the unfortuna,es.
The flood is the worst that has occurred
since 1870 Thousands Of acres OF land arc
under water, and crops and live stock des-
troyed. The damage is simple incalcula-
bic
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-06-01
Want the Earth

Suits have been begun in the United
States court at Denver, Col. against o.
farmers in the best part OF san Luis valley,
the lands being claimed by Dutch com
pany called the United States freehold land
and emigration company. The company
bought 100000 acres Of lands in the Beau
bien grant ID years ago, from Gov. Gilpin.
for $4,000 The grant was originally
made 10 Charles Beaubien, by the governor
OF New Mexico, for team of horses and a
buggy
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-06-01
Considered i'm Caucus.

Republican members OF the house met in
caucus the other night and adopted rcsolu-
ton that the pending tariff bill be taken up
and considered IN committee of the whole
under the five minute rule, section by sec
ton and paragraph by paragraph.
The democratic members met at the same
time, and, as a result Of their conference.
many articles have been taken from the
free list and placed upon the dutiable list
Congressman Tarsney worked hard TO have
the duty on salt restored but no action was
taken by the caucus
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-06-01
THE STATE.


Al the annual meeting Of the w &. /. L.
IN ColdWater the resolutions adopted were
declaration ot principles stating that they
rely upon "A faith iu God and Jesus, that
past experience has taught them not 10 put
faith in the promises Of any party which
makes the safety of the bome second 10
other questions; that they petition congress
10 submit a constitutional amendment for
prohibition in the Nation; that they petition
the next legislature 10 enacta law providing
severe penalties for iuticing women Of any
age from their homes for immoral purposes;
that the age of consent be raised 10 Is years /;
that the legislature be petitioned for a law
prohibiting the sale Of cigarettes and to-
baccon 20 minors; that women use the right
OF suffrage at school meetings and petition
for that right whore they haven't it; that
the legal test of franchise should not rest on
basis OF sex; that the practice OF using pic
lures OF nude women on the bill boards
for advertising purposes should be protested
against and that the press be asked 10 unite
in denouncing the "pcrnicious practice"
and that every effort be made through var-
Gus agences afforded 10 keep the young
from going astray.
\ resolution was passed favoring a me
mortal 10 the legislature 20 prohibit saloons
within "a mile of Michigan university \
resolution regarding the action of the Nj
T.. general conference was adopted. II said
that as christian women the union note the
action with surprise and regret as unjust %
the large and most devoted majority of its
membership. They trust that the question
viii be- So mot in the councils of the church
during the next four years as 20 undo
wrong unworthy of this great denomination.
\ fund To be known as the rescue fund
having for Us object the closing of the uD
per peninsula deus of infamy, was started.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-06-01
Five New Ri.hous

The twentieth general conference Of the
Methodist church in session al New York,
has elected five new bishops. "a follows
DR.. John II. Vincent. ID. ID. LID. Of Chau-
tauqua fame, Rev. J. w. Fitzgerald, -. d.,
Rev l. w. Joyce, ID. ID aud Dr,. Newman
and GOOdsell
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-06-01
4 New CathoIic Rishop.

The Rt Rev. John Foley of Baltimore has
been appointed 10 succeed Caspar II. Bor
CESS as bishop Of the Detroit diocese.
Rev. DR.. John =. Foley is an American by
birth and a brother Of the late Bishop Foley
OF Chicago The two were together as
students at the American college in Rome
where they attracted much attention from
the pope DIR. Foley is in charge Of ST
Martins church in Baltimore and stands
very high among the clergy of the east.
During the recent plenary council AT Balti-
more he was one of the cuanccliOrs Of that
BODY He is an eloquent man and has a
magnetism which makes him popular where
ever known. In connection with his church
az Baltimore bee founded - Martina school
for young ladies and st Martins male acad
envy both of which are Very slcccssful.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-06-01

Joseph II. Manley Mr.. Blaine's orderly
and chairman OF the Maine republican
state committee. says Blaine's nomination
is inevitable, and that he will not decline.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-06-01
LIVE STOCK.

CArTLE-Market strong on li.ht weak
on heavy bseNes a. q Is: COWS 81 $40
8 30. stockcrs and feeders, T. 5O0ti 10;
Texas cattp S303 80
HoGs-Market tie adv mix a s. JG0
s. 3; heavy, e. CUd . %; heavy, IS % q
as % light 500 20; pigs aud cu.ls,
g 1501I >
SnKEP-Market duh bid ~ lower: horn,
S3 jJO5, le ans. wooded year.iugs, 8 81.
Texans shorn. Sl go "a %. The Drovers'
journal cabegram quotes leavy supply
of America cattle at London demand
weak and prices c over than last week
best American steers, lls.c, estimated
dead weight.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-10-03
MALARIAr. FEWER
BILIOUS COETC.

Immediate rsIsf end a speedy c,rc far Tho worst esAvs o' blii9as CoHr Ia fauud m the use sf Collins AGuo Cure. Asa radical cor reciiNe Of all Bilious Disorders t .as no equal
Nevada County picayune., 1888-10-03
FANCY FREAKS.

Whisky is expensive. It costs man dollars and sensc.-Yonkers Statesman.
 Milk River, Montana, is probably so-called because of the water it con- tains. Puck.
 The faith cure will not cure love Want of faith is the thing for it, Boston Courier.
 A buckwheat cake and homc-run depend largely upon the batter Boston Bulletin.
 It seems to us that there ought to he brand of cigars called"The First Baby
 In search of the latest tile-strike a hat store.
 ''All the worlds stagc,' and some people are nlways on the rack.
 Let us honor and respect the busy bee. Once full, he makes straight for home.
 A "clover wedding" is spoken of now. When q widow throws off her ''weeds,' probably.
 Calvarymen if ordered to read the bible would probably select the ser mon on the mount.
 A Yucatan flower is called ''the little hand" It would never be n popular floral ornament for the po- ker table.
 Why are the mosquitoes the most religious of insects! Because they first sing over you and then prey on you.
 It is said an imitation maple syrup is patented.
 It is touch and go' with people who Intentionally handle clectric-light wires.
 Why docs the ocean get angry?- Because it has been crossed so often.
 The snowman who was eaten by a domesticated tiger went off in pet.
 A "corner" in whisky.
 High protection-the parachute.
 The wages of sin is death hut some people do not get their wages till after they are due.
 Why didn't Julius Ccasar? Be cause he wasn't such a Brutus that.
 It seems as if hardly anything was going up now except elevators and taxes.
 Chicago has about two-thousand Chinamen.
 A correspondent in the columns of newspaper speaks of pure water as "rara avis.''
 A composing stick-an awkward writer of music.
 A stage robbery-steallng an ac- trcss' diamonds.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-10-03

He that knows nothing doubts of nothing. Do not let your doubts cause yon to waver, for you may be assured that Warmers Log Cabin Liver Pills will cause the sluggish liver to resume it's wontcd functions and produce the results you desire. They are effective and harmless, be- ing purely vegetable.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-10-03

X teacher in one of our public schools has been much annoyed by truancy, and has recently enforced the rule that her scholars, on their return to school after any absence, must bring her q note stating the full cause of such absence, and the exact length of its duration. said note to be in the handwriting of parent of guardian.
 The following is note brought by one of her pupils after two weeks : absence:
 Louisa was absent monday, please excuse her.
 Louisa was absent toosday she had a sore throte.
 Louisa was absent wensday, she had a sore throtc.
 Louisa was absent thursday. she had a sore throtc.
 Louisa was absent fryday, she had a sore thrOtc.
 Read this over agen for the next week. Fix.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-10-03
The tariff"

Young mother to butcher-I have brought my little baby, MT. Bullwin- kle, Will you kindly weigh him:
 Butcher Yes, ma am; bones an all, 1 s'posc.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-10-03
Old Orchard Cider TriumIhonf.
Compare this with your purchase |:

We give below chemical andy 's of oic Orchard Cider by one of the best know II chemists in the West. In addition to this we refer the pub. he to the U. :. Revenue Officers of St. Louis who have frequently been to our warehouses, and after athorough examination of our cider, state thatn requires no license. They also cxprcs themselves as perfectly satisfied with the ahsolu'c purity of the goods. The price of the cider should be proof to any sensible person that we could not put alec. hol into it if after 1t leaves us any btt CT should do SO, we will not be held responsible for this. We furnish nothing but pure apple jcce.
 The immense and daily increasing demand for OLD ORCHARD CIDER has caused the envy of some who sell a manufactured article, and they have tried to give us some trouble. We have been here for half n century; our goods are sold all over the country, with bcneftto mankind, as 1t is q conceded fact that purr cider is great hcnc- fit to health. Every barrel we shp bears eur label, us above; none is genuine without il. Nix. l.. $. PLUMNER,
 Prcs't Eureka Vinegar Co.,, St. Louis, Mo-:
 Dear Sir:--I have carefully examine the sam rlc of Old Orchard Cider taken by my'Vif from stock about to be shipped from vomr " rehonse, and take pleasure in certifying to its pntity The well known value of pure iermcntsd c,'er as remedy and preventative ot malatHd dis ases should result in wide spread demand for your cider wherever il is introduced, Respectfully,
 ALBERT MERRELL, Prof. of Chemistry
 EUREKA VINEGAR co.
 1I6 Pipo Street. St. Louis, Mo-
Nevada County picayune., 1888-10-03
PA r E E. N ITS

Caveats, and Trade Mark nhGinrd and ai ini oitR oLEICE IS OPPOSITE LIS, PNItNl OFFICE. We have mo ,uh uhugcncics all business direct hcncc can transact patent business !" ,' l, time aud at LESS COST than those remote ''o" "scnd model drawing orrhoto, win &r'erl tion. We nd>sc if rtcniani Ur n7'l i9 " ,hurgc. uur Gc not dn" W alrn, F 'rrHI' ,r;, Isf,r 'tt hook nuoW to obtain Patents, Nli' l'''' .nr. t" sc,,,nI clients uyuur ~iatr conHlN, or town, sent free tdtrc''
Nevada County picayune., 1888-10-03
INVENTION :;. :; ::: : <: E: = :;

that can be performed all over the country with. out separating the workers from their homes Pay liberal any can do the work either sex, young old; no special ability required. capital not needed; you are started free Cut this out and return to and we will send vou free, some thing of great value and importance 10 you, that will start you in business which will bring ,oH In more money right away, shan anything else in ihc world. Grand outfit free Address
 TRUE Co.,, Augusta, Maine.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-10-03

|, the patent number of the bio Levi, Plnw. pntcutcd September Q, lNSf and manufactured by E. F. Avery X sons Louisville, kcptuc>>.
 Th, blow i. pa,uo,blc, dHrahlc and nov l in fl. coa,tr'ntiau. oul does thc w"rt no other pluw hu, been modr {" do.
 Ii save, lhc vurk ot two men does il5 work to pctN1uou l,Fo~s odI the i"nre corners and clears the m-- from .ronnd the .tumps lt can be made to run close to th" plants while your horse may walk m the middle of the row. It blows Noor orchard without barking the trres.
 .COME AAD1,kE ll'
 lt Is on exhibition at !. NJ. Drnman Bros, Agents. Prescott Ark. Lewis X Dem man, Patcntecs.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-10-03
DIARENGA or FLUy.

Flur. pi1rrhna. and all Sammcr Complaints arc completely checked and cured in a few hours h> Collins .AGme Cure. Ilf IT. Sold syeryw ae.s by all Dealer q 50 cts Bottle.
 srAsk your Desler for a Copy of the CoLlIES PRESENT CENTURY ALEAEAC or Adaress
 COLLINS BROS. DRUG O.. ST LOUIS, MO.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-10-03
HERE NE ARE AGAIN.
!, \. RESISTANT & co.
3TC,O09

WEST FRONT ST2RGT PRESCOTT. ARK.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-10-03

Philadelphia dame--How much is that baby blanket?
 Dealer-Eight dollars, madam. My! my. What makes it so high?"
 "The tariff
 Huh. And that's what they call protecting infant industries, do they?"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-18

j. F. McGinn delivered the address on st.
Patrick day at Morris.
( st. Luke's Aid society meets next Wednes-
day with Mrs. Cumbey, $50 Vine street.
Four births, three deaths and one marriage
were bulletined at the health Office yester-
day
Michael O'Connor. aged fifty-seven, died
this morning at l n. m at his residence, 26
East Fairfield avenue. The funeral will take
place Tuesday, March %, at Ia. IN.
The Germans of the Ninth ward held a
meeting at Stahls hall last night and selected
j. NJ. Pottegeiser as their candidate for alder
man from that ward.
Floan & Severass, who were arrested for
keeping their clothing house open on Sun
day, say it does them an injury to call them a
secondhand clothing store. They do not
keep that class of goods.
The Beaver Creek Milling company filed
amended articles of incorporation with the
secretary of state yesterday, increasing the
capital stock from $4,000 to SIS, 900.
The Swedish Political club met at the hall
of the Society Vega, No. 253 East Seventh
street, last night, and adopted resolutions
favoring John Bohm as alderman from the
First ward.
Nicholas Lane and John Osborne fell from
the scaffolding at the new school-house on
Western avenue and Front street yesterday
afternoon. and were badly bruised, Osborne
suffering internal injuries.
The following teachers institutes Will be
held this week: March 10, Verndale, Wa
dena county, Rochester and Sprague. Lake
City, Wabasha county, McCleary and
Jacques. Wyzata, Hennepin county, Sprague,
Niles, Pendergast.
E. NJ Stanton, a lecturer employed by the
independent Order of Good Templars, will
lecture tonight. at the hall corner of Bates
avenue and Third street, for the purpose Of
instituting a templar's lodge. Mr.. Stanton
has been lecturing in Wisconsin with good
results.
The workingmen of the Tenth ward organ
ganized political club last Friday night at
South st. Anthony Park. There were ABOUT
100 present. The officers of the new club
are President, Mr.. Stockwell, of the Min
nesota Transfer; secretary, MI. Dudlow, and
treasurer, Mr.. Rawson.
The examining board Of the National
guard examined several candidates on Friday
evening. and granted commissions to Capt.
Charles A. Belcher, vice j. G. Davis, resigned,
and Lieut.. Jens Loye, vice II. A. Willard, re-
signed, both of Red Wing More candidates
will be examined next Friday evening.
Ella A. Gas hman, a niece of Officer Will
liam o keefe, recently of Speneerport, N. Y,
died in this city on the 18th inst. Miss Cash
man had resided in st. Paul for about year,
and has been living with her sister, Mrs. F.
c. Bailly for the past year. She was twenty
nine years and one month old.