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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-05-17

out warning, SAID my aunt that morn
ing. lit would have been better to
have bought the gas stove, because
you know that this can only be a
spasmOdic reform. When Flora gets
back she won't thank you for II. "
True as preaching. But l thought
Of dear old Toms pocket-book, and de-
termined TO persevere.
On the sixth day OF the new regime
! informed Henry that / should do the
marketing.
"But Mr.. Mr. Guernsey left that
that work in my charge" the man
stammered.
Until such time as | chose 10 re-
lieye you Of the responsibility" re-
piled. "That time has arrived. may
need your occasional assistance in this
department." added. diplomatically;
''and now, Henry. would like to
have you give me by evening the item
lied bills Of this week"
''Oh. but Miss Cornell, Mr.. Guern-
scy pays his bills only once in three
monthsF and now Henry's face was q
study
" ] am going to pay the bills of this
house once a week. Henry. and l in
tend TO know TO the fraction of one
cent what ! am paying for You win
kindly hand mo the bills Immediately.
That is all have 10 say now"
That ] had exploded a bomb In Hen
ly's camp was plain TO be seen. /
was getting into deep water. but there
was no nelp for H. ! had seen enough
TO know that there was terrible leak
In this establishment somewhere. and
1 was received 10 find and stop IT,
As nm example. the squads which
had noticed on my first visit to the
kitchen had not. 70 my knowledge.
ever appeared upou the table, and
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-05-17
CATARRH IM THE HEAD.
| COMMON SENSE
| TREATMENT.

directed 20 the removal Of that cause
odiOus disease, and We treat succcssf
nually al the Invalids' Hotel and Sur
we realize the importance OF oOmblnl
soothing and healing application. a N
nal use OF blood-cleansing and tonic
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

OTTAWA, Ont June 6.-This Alter
noon fire swept over wards Nos. 4 and 4
OF the City OF Hull, opposite Ottawa. de.
stroyi ing between 3c0 and 45O houses ana
rendering over $500 persons homeless.
Six or seven blocks are now q shoulder
ing mass Of ruins, The fire broke ont Al
about 8 As In the City Hall, situated IN
the centre OF u Q m Of populons portion
of the city, and the raging wind served 10
spread the flames with remarkable randi /.
ty. The fire brigade was on the spot al
most immediately, but he FIRE applIAnc a
were miserably insufficient and the wat.
er pressure very low. The building waa
soon mass OF flames. and the wind hur-
led burning embers Eastward across the
square inio q long block OF wooden
houses, which took fire at once The Are
then swe. everything befoe It, spread.
Ing farther East and also extend ing
Northeast abont three blocks, aud liter
ally burnt itselfout about half q mile
from where II started.
The area 1t traversed extended from,
City Hall Square to McRaes dock, out
side the city limits. To night hundreds
OF nInilies are camped in the open air
without shelter OF any kind. Prom d
measures for their relief have been taken
and matters are likely TO be In good shape
70 morrow The loss Is hard 10 estimate.
II may be S500,OC0, aud possibly It viii
reach $500 600. The insurance will moi
reach ono fifth tbs amount OF less. The
principal buildings burned, apart from
fifteen or twenty shops, werc the CITY
Hail, the Catholic Church, a stone
structure wor h Sl60,0C0; a three story
one Presbytery aud a convent. The
origin OF the Are is unknown.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07
Fifth EDITION
Mnrsh IInd.. ,,-

Me- "t tno Spell
=, NEW NEW YORK, June 6.-wb.n a..
ol .'Seneral'' and Madame nh nm. the
we resumed to day thers D.ss "
crowd Of splrltualIs,, in 10 was a
n .,ana s Z Marsh resumed ID t IUut.I ~ Il
s s.nno ana went On to tell M ~, w
si,useerisy,of the productiop" ~, |. app3
Of b. Monica, the moths Un 81 . pod
tine, which he was told " o. Az
~ MA nd p;soar, va, a poltrslt Of I'M %aa
81 o,, adelaide Nieisop. liz d y, me
alleged spirit writing On M nS SSsscrleeI
soat enc, which was he'd IN u ian ana
COUNSEL, vas a good snsctt - sue hiI
from b, Peter. ''e'nen' 1t
Lawyer Davis held nm
vas which Mr.. MARI III, 9hnk
same appearance as ibo. sAia %
Painting. Mr.. T1wsrSvJ5 uosd
s - snow that picture vr iTts'1 az
developed. but Mr.. DIyi su nu,,. "a
marked for idtnt sca,Io'' '' Only
Mr.. Marsh testl6sd y,'
page letter hs lad r,o " tas wv
deceased n wife IN tae pTs,sUos n NJ
Dus Debat. Tho letter Wa VI IL y.
nary hand. but The ,is ~ IN an
FAC simile Of that Of NJ W.
"a Vtse1 him TO give Nine n ma
VIC house l6O Madison sysnua
!ske life leals Of the ptsmi,s.
Idea being to bavs / np's coseI
cd to spiriluaiism. Tho d,st TS Sas
were pnt In evidelc,, WV A4a
MIR. Davis got out the BIZ roo
gage given by tho madame a, ,ba
Of the General, AL All ed vho nv
Marsh had knowu OF n Essa
had, and that II was siyen A. M,
aestion to pay deb.s Of ths ma M
which had turnet up in The sfs
Judgments. Piior 10 tbis N, n
said no had found cut tbSt MAJ
unknown to him, had at.empted |,
goiiato . mortgage for Sli CA
rec ofded his lease tho neIt man
when the Regittras's cftioe AM
Madame did not 90 with him
Afterwards inquired vhy .hs N
undertake. to put q mortgage mai
mouse, because 1t woulG aka n
denoe OF his life lease. she al,
house was her own, and dbl pot
70 appreciate the existence Of III,
lease.
Mr.. Davis asked Nj Marsha
present belief regarding Nine.
DebAr, and he earnestly ausve,sd!
have no doubt she Is the most M
full medium In the word" On M
examination Mr.. MArah said bs
Sound as . roach" He gave po,I
for the deed given by him, bll
mortgage OF Gil 600 was still uupsIl
Sisemund Goldberg and bis d
woman, Mrs. Kellogg, telllHed 10
iuR sold paints and canvAsss 10
Diss Debar and the General.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

As soon as court reoonvened this morn
ing, at 10 O'Clock, with all the Judges
present, Mr.. Hayes resumed his closing
argument for the defense In the Graham
case, and spoke until 10.45 o'clock. He
was followed by Attorney General Biggs,
who made the final argument for the
State. He made strong appeal for q
verdict of murder oil the second degree,
and said that he conscicntlously believed
tie prisoner guilty Of that, and nothing
more or nothing lete.
Mr.. Blggs closed ut 10 O'Clock, when
the jury was charged by Judee Hous-
ton, who said thoy must consider the
facts rs presented by the evidence, and
on those fAos bare their verdict. Tue
fact that Graham shot Koeder IL not
denied, aud consequently the only ques-
tion for the Jury Ia, was this shooting
done In self-iefense or with sufficient
cause aud intent TO constitute man
slaughter or murder of the second de-
or {?
In this case the State has sdmita d
that the crime 10 not mutder OF this Ere Z
degree. and therefore this grade is net
to be considered. The defense hrs Aske1
for q verdict OF acquittal on the ground
OF justifAble homicide, but be fore
giving verdict to this efcet the Jury
must be convinced that 1t Is justified
by the evidence. In order to co this
they must be satisfied thai a. the time
OF the shooting the prisoner was in
iminent danger, from which he could
not escape.
The different degrees OF homicIds
were defined, and the judge raid that
manslAughter was killing done In q
quarrel, while the perpeirst0r was In a
transport OF rage aud the heat Of blood.
In second degree, the killing Ia done
after the passion has had time to cool
ard pass away. 1t will be for the jury
20 determine from the evidence which
has been presented Of which
grade, II either, the prisoner
10 euilty. II, however, the Jury bave a
reasonable doubt OF the gnilt OF the
prisoner Of either grade, he must be
given the benefit OF the doubt and 40.
quilted.
The charge was completed ct 1918
O'Clock, and this jury retired.
Attorney General BigRs then called
up tbe case of Charles Henry Riedel,
In which q motion was made by his
trial.
Mr.. B!ggs said that he would oppose
the motion, and In his argument show
6y the Robinson case that the court had
decided that new trial could not be
granted In n capital case.
MT. Ward then commenced citing
authorities In favor OF els motion and
continued until court took q recess.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

PHILADELPHIA, June 7.-Charles
Blaney, a thitk.set, low-browed man
who KEEPS a provision store at No. ESQ
Winton street, was held In heavy bail BY
Magistrate Gillespie for brutally abusing
his wife Florence. About O'Clock yes.
terday morning Mrs. Blaney went In O
the store and sat on window sill direct
iy underneath some meat hooks She
and her husba hd had just quarrelled
Blsney came into the store In a vic ent
temper, and the wife, frightened at bis
entrance. jumped up from her seat. AS
she lid so her hair became entangled la
the meat hookt.
BlSney came forward, and, instead OF
relieving his wife from her unpleasant
position, it is alleged that he pushed her
head against the hook and fastened I
hair in such a position that che remained
there for over Two hours when neigh
Dor discovered her auf called in an OH
Ger. The has band was arrested as be
was leaving BIB home A scalp wound ia
the only injury sustained ty Mrs. Blaney.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

ST. LOUIS, Jure The convention
met at ID O'Clock. The building was
packed with humanity, and the air was
sitting. Ladies' N whits dresses were
the features OF the platform and of the
& ,lleri 6. Many men took of their coats
and devot d tn If energies 10 mopping
their faces.
Hundreds sat 10 their shirt sleeves.
The waving fans was like the undulatiI ms
of the sea. Ihurman's bandAnnss still
swung from guidons Of various States.
A solitary gray handkerchief adorned the
guidon of Indiana Arkansas, Califcr
MIA, Iowa, Maine, Michigan, Mississippi,
Nevada, New Hampshire, New jersey.
Wisconsin, Virginia, West Virginia,
Pennsylvania, Oregon and Ohip still car
ried the Thurman colo at their mast
heads.
After the adoption of the platform,
which is the real bone of contention, 1t Is
likely that Thurman will be nominated,
when the convention Will adjourn.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

At meeting Of the congre lation OF
the First Presby terlan church, he'd las
evening. the pastor, Raw. Henry ID
Lindsay, asked that the church would
unite IN asking for his release from the
New Castle Presbytery. He made the
request on account OF his health and bJ
the advice Of his physicians. as he was
suffering from severe attack OF ms.
lariA,.
Alter stateeasnt of the facts, Jsmet
Price moved that the request Of the
pastor be complied with.
hr. PRICES melton prevailed and n
B. Oulbart, OF the church session, and
William LSwlou, Of the congregation,
were elected com missiouers. James r.
Price aud John 8. Hamilton were
elected Glternstes.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07
THIRD EDITION.
prawln I 10 q Ciose.

Yesterday AFTERNOONS session OF the
Cont of Over and Terminer convened at
5 o'clock, with Judges Houston, Grub
and Paynter on the bench.
The iury was called In, their names
called by Deputy Clerk 0sbsrne, and the
trial of Graham resumed.
b. Frank Townsend was sworn, ana
tes,iAed that he is an officer OF the Ex-
celsior Brewing Company, and that IRA
ham had been eInI loyed as uTiNer' II
was part Of his duty to Iced Ele horees
on SUNDAY. Tho day The shooting took
,,lace tbe witness wa IN the brew room
and saw drops d. blood on the Soor, and
alao pickei I'D a Derby hat. On March
rs he heard Mrs, Fuchs say, In the pres
enee of Mr.. Hay b., that the prisoner had
fred hut one shdt after he came outside
ot the brewery yard. The witness had
meyer heard anIthing about two shots
being fired in tht street until he came
into court.
Thomas B. Ride testified that he res dea
in this city, and was at the brewery
shortly after The shooting He saw blood
epots on the floor OF the brew room.
Mr.. Hayet said he would rest with this
witness, and Mr.. Biggs made the opening
argument to the court for the State He
said that IN thiscase he intended to ask
for verdict of nurler CT the second de-
gree, aud then dited number oil author.
tiles bearing on the different degrees OF
murder.
When Mr.. Bitgs closed, Deputy Attor-
ney- General Davis made the ening ar
gument 10 the jury for the State He
continued speaking until 10 O'Clock,
and was followed by Mr.. Harrington, who
held the attention Of the jury until 30
O'Clock, when bic gave way to Mr. Hayes,
who commenced his closing argument Tor
the defense. He hed not concluded,
when court took recess at 6 o'clock,
until 10 DC, ock this morning.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

The Sherman booE seems TO be mskiu9
decided headNay In PENNSYLVANIA. The
Hon G. L. Mcgee, the treat Republican
leader In Pennsylvania, who has just re.
turned 10 PittBburE from q consultation
In New York with prominent Republican
Leaders, announces as his firm nvictiol
That MI Sherman Is the strongest can1i
da,e for the Chicago convention to place
before the PEG pie, and number Of the
district delegates have already announced
their concurrence with Mr.. Magee's m.
clusiOn Another significant fact is that
the Hon D. II. Hastings, OF Pepnsyl-
yania, v no is an eloquent speaSer and an
influential man, has been selected TO
mase The Illuminating speech for Mr..
ene'ulAn IN tte national convention On
the part Of Ohio, It is announced, Cover,
nor Foraker Nill eecond Sheyman's noml
nation.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

NoRRIsroKN, June Gin Quarter
Sessions to day, Samuel I. Young ri .ad
ed guilty to arccny and arson. He was
charged wi b stealing horse from the
eaFn OF Frantis Mace, near NorristuWn, on
April 7tn, an 4 afterwards setting fire TO
The buildings and also with the theft of a
morse from be stable Of Milton j. Davis,
near PerkioELen, and a chain and two
watches lrom his uncle, John Thomas
Inc accused had confessed these crimes
" lhe chile of police, who testil, d in
court to all lLgi was tu,u ~. ~, ~ YOU
in b s confession. Tie culp,it said the
barn was fired by accident, Sentence
was SUSPENDED in order TO allow Young
to Ofirr teHlmony of an extenua,ing
character,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

Good health good mornls and coed TEN.
pcr, are the three essentials for coed
wife. These are indispensables Aftel
them come the minor advantages OF good
looks, accomplishments, family position
etc With the fret three, married life will
be comfortable and happy. Lacking either
1t will be In more or less degree fail.
ur Upon good health depends largely
go d temper and good looks, and to some
extent good sen SO. also. as the best mind
must be affected more or less by the
weakness and whlms attendant on fan
health. Young man iiyour W lie is fall
ing into state of invalidlsm, first of all
things try 10 restore her health,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

BHILoH's COUGH and Consumptiou
Cure Is sold by us ON q guarantee. IL
cures consumption. Sold by N. d. Dan.
forth, cor. And aud Market ST..
5HnoH's vrrALIzRR is what you
need for Constipation, Loss OF Appe.
lite, Dizziness and all symptoms of
Dyspeptia. Price 10 and rs cents Der
bottle. Sold BY N. b. Danfsrth, cor.
And and Market SITS.
WILL YOU SUFFER- with Dyspepsia
and L!vor Oomplaint2 6hiloh's Wits
lizer is guaranteed to cure you. eold
by Danforth- mr.. 2nd and Market sis,
BLEHrLEss NIGHTS, made miserable
oy that terrible cough. 6hiloh's Cure
IA the remedy for you. N. r. Dan.
forth, corner Second aud Market Ala.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07
AN AU TOMATO woNDER.

Any Gentleman will bs Shown tho
Amusing, still UsefaI OontrivAnos
Win Pleasure.
The most popular Of them ali' has
o. last got the handiest contrivance yet
invented Tor man and boy during water
melon season. During the warm weather
sometimes human nature has o need Of
getting out OF his unmentiouables qaick.
81 tnan chain lightning. By this handy
htsle contr,vance all one has got to do "a
70 pull me oh ,in, when, presto, change
magic. All people fAvorinR tue popu.
Jar Louis Fellheimer, the Eoonomv
Hall proprietor, 4o6 Market, with their
patronage will receive pair Of the use.
full wonder.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

Yesterday afternoon John Pa
the barber, No, 1903 Fast Second III
VITO was robbed OF fourteen rszlu
numerous other articles on Thur
night 10 /, received q postal card
Dttectiye Houser, q Philadelphia,
ting that II be came to that
th0s in oil probability hlI q
could DO recovered.
THIS morning Mr.. Parker wen
PhlladelphiA and mt the deRci
Together they visited the pSunbloE
ahops ct Nos. go South street. sud
South Eleventh street. Mr.. Pa
failed to Identify any Of the article
belonging to him. Ttese we're the
licences" visited, and Mr.. PArEel
turnod home. He expresses the opll
that the stolen articles arc In ihiI
aud that the thievso sra awaiting I
ward with mo questions Ssked.'
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07
Dots.

:. The exoursion OF tie Delaware Ea J.
gerbund on the 17th Inst. will DO By
subscription only.
Mr.. william Thomas 10 having q
new iron railing placed on his side
yard on West Eighth street near Frank.
lin street.
An elegant fan with . design OF ths
nolinn organ will be presented TO GALL
srs ct @. O. GREEN'S music store, 500
shipley street.
TIVE members Of tue Wilmington Bi
cycle DUB will visit BE sding or
Wednesday, the 10th Inst 10 witnesI
the marriage OF one of their member
to q lazy residing in that city.
Miss Sue Harlan Fairlamb, daughter
Iof William II Falkland, was married
evening at AZ O'Clock to Earnest
MacNair, by the Rev. IL. Il. Wilson. The
ceremony took place in their new heme,
No. eli Mon oe street
George Smith, colored, better known
as Shorty, the boot.blaok," has beon
presented by his friends with o very
handsome boot black stand With sun
ehAde spread overhead. /. stands In
front OF 8tansbury MurrAy's barber
shop on L ,st Front street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

~
On Saturday next tbs Filena' i.
day school (Hioktile) Will guy y. "
nual excursion to Birminghi1 ~
special train Of the WlInlsj
Moth rn Railroad viii lea71 Y, y,
OF West street g. Q a. n, h't a
the train will leave the Pa'E a. y"
m. ,.u Cpr
Association, held LAST fvsalD :, :"
decided to give an eEolTslla W n
18th, to B.sndywine sfrln S',, \
will be an interesting piVS'
sports. ,,.u ,oso,l
90 to Beverly Park, on Moha''
/ on the steamer Thomas Ciyu0'
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07
Did.


MOETGOME In this city on the b.h
inst, Annie, wife OF William Mont
gomery, In the Sg,h year OF her age
Relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
rom the residence OF her husband. Goa Eas,
Tomb street, on Friday, the SGh inst. at 2
O'Clock p. IN. Services in Old SwsdeB
Church.
BENNErr-On June eth, Mary Ann ,wldow
OF tho late Charles Bennett, in the 6Sth
year OF her age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully IT,
vltod TO attend her funeral from her late
residence, on Townsend s.reot near LobdeIl
on Saturday, the 9Th instant, at = O'Clock, to
pressed TO GivervleR IN story.
MOECKTON.-ln this city, on the Cit
inst Bessie Moncston, daughter of John
W. and Mary A. Moncktcn, aged o years
and 0 months.
The relatives and friends oil the family are
respectfully invited to attond her funefAl
from the residence OF her parents, 1927 Lin-
den street, on Friday afternoon. Sth inst
Services at tho house at2 o'clock. Inter
tnent a. Rlvoryitw cemetery.
May tho sun shine bright,
And the rain fail light
On our darling BABY grave.
/ MILLEk.-On Juus 9Th, 1888, Mary Ana
Miller, widow OF the late Joseph Miller.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In.
vited TO attend her funeral services ct ST
Peters Church ut Q 80 O'Clock on Saturday
morning.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

The appointment of James II. Frazer AZ
notary public for Pencader Hundred
seems to be all right, as he resides with
bis family near GLASGOW, and comes to
this city In the cars In the morning and
returns home every evening, making him
a bona tide resident OF the hundred. ANY
instrUm Mt of writing may be stamped al
his home or In this city, as an officer car
verS properly carry his notarial seal with
him and use It whenever required. Had
he merely passed few days in the hun
drod in order 10 get an appointment, az
a certain gentleman is accused Of having
done the act should be deemed objection
able and lead to . forfeiture of office.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

The will OF the late John II. BrIttoa
was admitted to probAts on WedEes,
day by Rigister Bradford, and letters
tsstaneutIry granted to Thomas Dsr.
lington, Esq. His estate is valued ei
SIS coo. HIS dwelling be left TO the
| a6y with whom he boarded
| md ct her death to 20 to her grand
daus hter; ne left 500 to his daughter
and various sums to his relatives; stay
cite Lnd2e, No Ii, Ancient Order Fret
and Accepted Masons OF Wilmington
1900; Delaware Encampmsnr, O.O.F.
S100; Columbia Lodge, 800.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

Sarah, wife OF r. H. Armstrong, re
siding near TAylor's Brio, Appoquini-
mink Hundred, retired In her usual
health, on Tuesday night, and in about
an hour afterwards she was seized with
pain about the heart, and before remedies
could be administered she expired. Her
maiden Dame was Deakyne, and she
leaves large circle Of relatives and
fiends. She leaves four children, two
married aud two unmarried The two
latter sharing with their father the great
bereavement that has fallen on their
home. Her remains viii b. inferred to
no row afternoon, at Union NJ. E.
CemeterY.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

WASHINGTON, juno 7-Genersl
Sheridan has passed very comfartA
bic night, and his physicians are feel.
Ing more hopeful than ever. They say
that IL this favorable condition kept
up for forty eight hours that there car
ne no doubt Of his bsing able TO gel
around again.
stu they say that be 10 liable to suf
fer another attack at any moment
Should tie General recover he would b.
liable to die at any moment.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

(C0MMUNIcATED,)

The eflicers Of the Perpetual Savings
and Loan Al oeiation desire to state to
the shareholders that from the examt-
nation made by the auditors and In
veatlgatlug committee. into the default
OF the secretary and treasurer, they ART
fully sst sAGd he hss made them amply
secure azsin.t any loss, either OF princl
pal or Interest
LEA PUsEY, President.
ALFRED 3. WARNER for auditors.
THOMAS s. HELLAH, chairman In
We tigatiug Committees.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

LEoNAK1TowN. Md, Jure 5-The
jury In lite case OF Edward Tu1Ber,
charged vi ID attempting D felCnioua
assault on bic Gfteen- y ear. old daughter,
this morning rendered G verdict CT
guilty recommending the prisoner tC
the mercy Oi the court. Turner'S eoan'
sci, Mr.. b. II. Camallsr, asked that this
jury be polied, which was done. Mr.
oaualier then made a motion for a new
trial on the ground OF newly dlgcoy
cred eyideuce. Tie motion will b,
argued ID morrow.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June THE
Daily Post, the Daily Republican, and the
Evening Critic newspapers, of this city,
are about - be cor solida under the
control OF a syndicate formed by William
Henry Smith, mapsger of the Associated
Press. The result viii be the publication
on or before July LIST, Of the Daily Post a:
an Independent morning journal, the
Critic to appear as an afternoon edition Of
the same.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

EAST fRABY Pa. lime Il han Eyer
hart au,. james aorner war" +o.sav
bound over To coutt Ia ans,var tbe ,.ba-r,
of killing Mira Jrmima Everhart al
81, stepttuthcr of ban and Ms 1ames
Gilnllan, her mother .,reI - IT, -
der was committed Nar7.h Q 1850 IL All
seven persons have been qrrpstad ior III.
crime and all l.-rllr,,.d az bsa,irr,s
Even TIM tAo,n,rt,II,,, a., -, 4,
charged. here two ynclss a,,n ,, inst;,
McGregor, but we're r.g,rrtsted
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07
Excursion to oincinnati.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany will sell excursion tickets to Cincin
natl TO, all trains June 9TH to 18th, goot
returning until July I'd, at rate Of $500
The Baltimore and Ohio is the only lin
running solid trains OF coaches and sleep
ing cars through to Cincinnati wi,hou
change and is the only line via Washing
ton.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

This morning an old gnaa man sIS
employed by FteieF iad ' s6ots, Al
shop near Front Sna s nv ibe Prop
t sS' L sppsare, from "'i what nS q,
st the shop and dsmsnu ".iy knob
For this he was pFpam aing ussbl'
deieud hlmself be es III beAteu uV'I
nosaible. He was 0AoiJ