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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-18

Those are the actual steps which follow indigcs.
ton. Ackcr's English Dyspepsia Tablets viii both
check aud cure this most fearful 81 diseases Guar
autced by II. a. HESTER. Duggist.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-18

TnAr most reliable domestic Coal
Corona, can be had only OF Hunt 4 Bro.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-18
AT AUCTION,
In THE
CITYOF MILWAUKEE,
IN TIfE-
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
-BEGINEiSG-
Monday, August II, 1888,
AZ 1880 PM.

n Is imperative for any ono seeking
health nui recreation to have Guioiudc,
pure ar and iuIp.unF surrounding
This tie OriulA Park Hin riyoiu larger
abundance than luy other property NJ
~ size Tho
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-18

lnhI Hlihf ~ w. n HiA.". '''
show no organic 0r animlliO matter n
any kind. uut moro solids Than shy
nifrr uf thH celebrated hrllth.gi
springs ~ this vicinity, ~ iUt thttmat
tor tho entire uUiiri states
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
Chancery Sale
or
r e A l. r. S T A II r.


No. a,lj% Rim the Chanocp Count Of shelby
cnuuty-Statc Ut Ttu sace vs. ". y lutlct Il Hl
ny virtue ~ an inlsflh utory dccrc' iur salc en-.
tered iu the above causf ON the nh dly oi Mnrrh,
ISIS NJ n a. page az will sDll NJ public auction,
Ia the highest bllici. lu iruIt NJ tine CLERK nui
Masters Uitcr. n the Nnin street entrance III thu
court hOusc ui shelby opluty Memphis Tom, on
saturday, September \, isss,
within lcghl hour., the following described prnp
Crty, situated In the Taxing bistrici OF shelby
county, 1Cuu., tnswlt
Tho east raH ui lut lying vest NJ and niloin
ing lot %. in The Chcrf caldwell 60. subdivision
" paft II county lot 10. known a. The an, nal
grounds" he stld cusi part ul lot ~ irntng ii's
iort on tho north side If tuuu street extended run.
ming hack ~ feet aud the c1si lin' of slii LOT
iselur about a lrrt wet ui the northwest corner
Of Court aud orleans street
Terms ut NHlp=aDnsh and redemption laffcd
This 18th day of August iNss
b H. MDlENllN. Clcfk aud Master.
~ J. q. bradley u. & nnl ".
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-18

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-18
Ask FIR Ayers

sarsaparilla, am be sure you get IL,
when you want the best blood.purifier.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

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saax sszx g. G5s~elazs zas 1Qas ~
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- - szs biziricl II tola2sis = tass
3ossfies 4 st1ea - Eas Ffss s2a
stlsa ztnsrsd ais Es1a 9lfPcss 80 a. "a
Hh.ea Ia4aE q "a t9r ~z4t as 80 a.
iBz a a. rsssest 80 ear seep.z ( a.
al3sfs 4iIh1g ~ s4seors nseu aao 49,
ss1rss .a4s tzs8 ~ ear szFs11sasEa1
Aner a "a Hlst 1er tgterCn 20 Of Grla-
cas- a s1osg-fll1s "a oFsr@a I'D s10slssi
fsssrasis - tz4 hsF4 1iscs1 ,artF. Tia
fsaffn sscu9s 49, 1essalsd. snd tnsz
: m0ilco 70 rs.-sss-L 80 rspsEt sss s.lSDlsd
80 as eoas - tee salarx~a 70 bras 8 a.
sx1rsssio1.ia kceor1 sila TIE ssallEsnts II
lss l0niess1c-.
To f0sss~ux ~zs Bsased sftsf ssssrsi
a.inislsrs ts..lsd - "a rsgcsiznt
prserlss 81 tas psTtiss n4zasd u tzssE
rsspeeaFs localities
ssaEks. 80 colafsd msa. calaag
ias1ssisss bisaeg Dsrey Of TIE kssBssl-
a. "a ssiOa ch9rln s1a Pr0r HOsss u
= soFgas. respectively. have ssso soliciHnz
nl11s 1sgsaslsis Ter Wlissrfofce I aiEefsigy
sad etnsr oolgr-.f s1ucaEDEzl fNsIIsaioas.
and a1s kaoss - hasa 4aas such so.Iets
tloas "a thls ETY. and tns CITY Of klsE
al
NuEszss RsT. gsso1 Baady Of Lozaas
eorf tai. = ne 0nly authorized sgsnt tol
y esFioTes 10 tns y est AMI
rsEkEks The sad biss0D Dareg . not
Eaosa a. bishop Dy say Eplscopa. CD area
% ne aigso sta1ss or IA canada. tasns-
fCFs Be Is
krslssd Iaat Il . ths opinion Of thii
saalsl ccnisrsace n ne A. n. T. cAuTch
90 ths et&ls of Michigan that tue SAID
Bishop Darcy and Prot hsgss sge iDpos-
tefs 81 tas worst type. On WORTH 81 the con
ntssss o. tss pubic. aad that they are
soliciting Tar their osn personal gala.
hssoitsa. That thsse resolutions BE giFen
% tle sss0ciai 81 peas that The public mas
- sarnsd against these shresd unprlclpled
In postsn.
After srtsntiBg % some roGrns business
ths conlsrsncs adjourned until Monday
Nofulag
Tne mem 5sfs Of the conference we're
hancso mely sntersailed IN sne lsctcTs
rooH Of Bethel church isst night oy ths
iadies Of the church. lE sas least d
Es4sOn aad rOs Cl sOCl
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

Clezlaz Ia1r=1ss. sep<e 4osT
Apples-s'sss So pr barre zsanS PEI
sal1er-ise per -. sor dalrs ozly
Cse~ss-sfste. iscs Sss fsFk. sc. ne1s "a tns
r1l trsao = 81
Clcssr sssa-s4 =. Iizolhy. sLecl os per
Dnes Frasl.-Apres evae0f.seo g. per
ps-E1. s44rsss 90 81 golna. caerriss. "a
IL p pssna. psaeses, hei-r pc Pocad
lsssb Ns.ss Su.sou. s5eas70o veal s.ss
s.oes eSef. g. eolo
orAa-W ses.-ssc o. old and ne~ white s1d
rsd Osis "a fzc. hye. &C. Corr. oe1o-G
B4aey. rel ~ CO.
cider liisc per ga
Hiaes-sr-sn. g.. par. cured ssses z
eursd. 5So &C. csf sklns 70 y pounc. =,
beam SKINS - sc eson sheep pelts. lScSsL-a,
Eo0i refrs sstiasied 81 - p~t pouAd
HOaey-lzc psr 10 strained. loe.
Hobs-ff1f - Ser ~
Bsy~I1nossy Hiaoesl2oO per sO~. clever.
sn-a0a-se mixed $50
Maple syruP- o. = per gallon
Poultry -Ch iekens. ioglses ducks iisi-Usfosls
fotaios.-Sss &c per DOshsL No GA poss
toez Ia ne LlsrSet.
romasoss-5c per Ii. or 81 . per busheL
erapss-5.ss+c per pound
Pesehes-ksily crawford. Aiehisaa crop 81 %
8<2oo PER busnsi
oulons-zc per Dtsnel
ttr9w-site Per too.
l4llOs-5G3t.c p-rio
wood-siock stove wool s. f5e22 = per cori
touI-soot wood. ftoo9io0 per cord
CoAl-f 20 crate. D. -
Iime-Granf Rapids. 75c. Ohio. e0c. Petosxsy.
uf0
~slt-lac for Saginaw or Nanistee
keroeene-Alch tes, or water white. n1sc
GssoliDe--l2c Ter gallon.
Flour-s25o per c~t. t45o per Dol, patent pro
cess, S-.as3.oo per cst-, $40 per Dol all wheat
rour SD per cRt-. $50 per Dbl: ouckuhess
g. IS Per cvG
Mil Feed-screenlngs. SO per ton. bran, Do. N.
hips. ST. %. micdlings SlNO4
Feed-Corn and oats S2ltG per toa.
salt-HlchigaD 9oc. Eastern. SID
Fsn-No ! whItensh. E.r per hsf oel-:
uUut seas 500. cod. salt. Ga sc per II, clans,
soc PEI hundred oysters. bulk s. elesl = gallon:
Standards &C can. selects. &c can; smoked hall
tut. lie
PORK IN bsfres-MeSs pork. Ghicego packed
rs.5o. extra shor. cut sl60o9ls5S; standard clear
hack. tlS.5o
Lard-Tierces s,Gec: - and 80 10 t1bS -; %
n. round TINS, loo cases, o., IN tiu pals, &C.
Beefin harrels-E1trs mess, warranted J0loz-
Is.o0. e1ra. homeless. 5000
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09
Petit Jnrx.

The following men will compose the next
United States petit jury: NJ. B. Pierce. Big
Rapids; n. J. Marsh, Mar shall; James A.
Marsh, Constantine, K. j. Barris. Dorr; l..
L. Bayliss. Reed City; w. H. Coulter, Niles;
Aaron h. Miner. AuskegoD; Feter Putnam,
White Pigeon; Alfred Chappell. Moline;
Boyd Rsdner, Portland; Lansing r. Stod-
dnrd. 0shteno: George Eastman. city;
Thomas NJ. sloan, Diamondsle; Patrick
Moran. Nsnistee; Henry Jones, Shiloh;
Edwin Cooley, Portage; r. z. Coombs, Mid
dlevills; George Buzzell. Twin Lake: Viii
liam Townsend. Tustin; John N. Waite,
Hudsonville; Edison z. Clifford, Ssranac;
Jerome Pinller. Six Lakes; Eugene Baker.
Plsintsld; L. kanter. Holland Bartholomew
Wood. sherman: Giles Macarthur, Oskheld
Centre; w. G. Scott. Blendon; Samuel
Holmes, Paw Paw; II. ID. WestherwsI
Jsnnison; Levi Averill. Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09
THE COURTS.

SUPEsIoK-Frsnciscus ksrseboom and
Edward Vsnderplow admitted TO citizen
ship. The court adjourned SiRe die.
PRosArE-Estats Of William X. Bailey.
deceased: administrators bond filed snc
letters issued 10 Aaron Norton. Estate o
William Cssner. deceased; order allowing
widow her statuary allowance. Estate o;
Ernest Ecklesdorbsr. deceased: petition fol
appointment of an administrator filed
hearing October 5. Estate of William Cas-
ner. deceased: administrator hnsl account
hled, hearing October ).
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09
a Wiz. Fa,roa Of the Loui.lAn. stat. Lot

Wise Fstroa Of the Louisiana state Lot
terry.
Among worthy Cbicsgoans q German
American citizen OF this city IS M. Peter
Klein, doing business at No % East Kin
ssy-s.. facing the c. \. ". Railroad depot.
N. Klein IS in his 18th year. Is married
ssd snjoysshmily Of three interesting chill
drsn- He Is known among the North
siGsrs a. a benevolent frank and soci.l
friend Like ell old 'Faihsrlandsrs." nc
vii Invest spare dollar IN lottery. Snd
bss on former occasion secured sn - OOO
Prizs IN the Louisianz STATE Lottery in as
ISOLATION with hi8 brothsr-in-law. We in
teryIesed DR.. Klein o. ais latest good
iscE. be being he poSsessor Of oue-tEsu-
tisth part 81 tiskst No. s. s94l which drew
he $4,000 10 toe Louisiana state Lottery
drarin< 81 August :. when the news
reached BIN Of his go0d fortune &c vas
much slated aud great JOY prevailed IN ths
Klein household. Re collected the money
lfi5 COO through tie American Express
Compsny. his present place Of business Is
= wooden frame ou ding FOR vending rs-
frsshmests. cigsrs. etc. ne hss already ct
a contrsct % tear down tas old buildis
and siii erect On tas lot which be owns =
motsrn brick block which be intsros shall
eclipse suy Suilsiag in the n~iga borhooj.
Since Klein has ben a. successful many Of
hIs neizh5ors and trends sTs lsrgsiy sees
inz similar invsstnenls m many such
pr as TAI % CAicsgo citizens & vii Cfess-
= ivsiy seem 70 ths 0nancisi and real
-<tste interests af our city Ctfcara fii.l
Ore f~af 4ag. a
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09
ST. JAMES SCHOOL.



aud Fulfill 1t
Ths Sistsrs OF Sotre Dame are in charge
Of very aourishing and Interesting school
90 the West SIds. Ree-rep-r~is made 70
Sc 5snies' ParochiaI School on West
Bridgs-st.. wnach. with an enrolment of
22S pupils Is in cba-ge OF SIX Sisters. Rsv.
FIR. Pnlehsr IS the general superintendent,
but the Sisters are in direct charge of the
rooms aud perform all the duties of
teachers.
IN the school four grades are represented.
primary. intermediate. hrst and second
grammar. In addition to the elementary
studies Instruction Is given in algebra,
geometry. philosophy. bookkeeping. and
rhetoric. Music and drawing are taught
slso as special studies.
The scaool building is neat substantial
structure OF white BRICK. and was built two
years ago. At that tine II was placed in
tae hands Of the Sisters, and they are new
s0tsring upon . successful and pleasant
third year. During the past Summer a
c0mfOr table convent pa, been built between
ths school ana church, with ample accom-
ra0darons for ten, though IL - only occu-
pied By SIX at the present time. Religious
instruction = given 0y Father Puicher. who
visits the school daily.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

Mrs. Ham. wife of II. Ham. who has
been connected with the G. K. & l. OFFICES
in his city for the past ten years, received
word yesterday that by the death of q
maiden cousin in London the title to val
liable estate in oxford st. has fallen to Der.
Mr. and Mrs Ham nave been residents of
this CITY for some fifteen years and have
many friends VINO will oe pleased to learn
of thsir good fortune.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

Esr- Henry wstsen. - Gresnvii,e -ss
~ ~ eitF YESTERDAY Mr.. Watson SEA
thos astic 1vsr - prospects Of 10 Esp1s-
seau rsrty snd fhiaks go t1-re 10
question: eut that Harrison ~ - ssets6.
II rsld H0u. has. X Seiknap verT higb
earapt assnt sBd sxeects ~ 80 b ~ slects1-
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

To he Eti.oF ~ the issssxHzsszn.
GsAVD Rsprrs. Mica. Seet :.
DFsE slE--i 30 - ssil tie attention %
your readers q he peTspscfus Of ST. Marx :
Academy fniiy siFsTtissd n your columns
The citizens ~ Grand Pspids can rslv
upon The efc5encF Of this snhso4 \ every
psTticuis a. and ~ 81 Al anct 10 orr vsiu-
ale puaiic sC6cots he system. discipline
sni tsscksrs 81 81 Asrk . Academy will "a
found "a ieSi rsh.s a. t1oee az 8rv sChooi
tArou<nous tas couatry
H3zt Rssnecffnliy
CssFssTE FtrR. Fssfor and Chsaisin.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

J. c. Train IS credited with having q
barrel that has no bottom. snd will stand
drawing out or until November o.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

rhs ssvs ofth. s~~ CITY Esn YES f1rusi
o~er Yssser3sv - ki3e~nasa Csvidscu. n.
osFcss vi 81 bs no7e6 be~s~sr. s.f.r.
SAX -ees. sna e>rAsps acs asui tae -e.k
s1sr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

Sad 81 cid farmer yesterday: M. Ford
= = niee gsnflefnsa and makes . nice talk,
but rhsn ne taiks free wool 10 Us farmers,
10 n.kss . mistake We viii not vots for
for An.
County Clerk Harvey has acid al Office
ever since he becams OF age. and " IS time
as sas tnstlpg for living for himself.
said prominent Hollander few days ago.
Mr. Harvey has mace Q good clerk, oat
Kent eountY has plenty OF men who would
make clerk equally as good. and / cannot
see Why ne should ask Tor Il again"
NJ. ~ Houssmsn Is doing some very hard
work for himself for Prosecuting Attorney.
% course poas think for . mouest that
Mr.. H0usenan LAYS out MS own rork.
IL said that IL NJ NJ. Housenan if
elected Prosecuting Attorney W. r. Nc
kaisht will be his deputy. Mr.. Mcknight
does noi deny that s1ca a bargain has been
made.
10 speaking Of tas nominations for Cir
cult Judge tne other dsy. well known
attorney said, that II j. W Ransom va,
elected, TIE attorneys practiclng before him
would Dc obliged 70 study up on Egyptian
and other s1cient laws. IN order 10 practice
before nr. Ransom with any degree oil
success.
J. c. Train IS credited with having Q
barrel that has no bottom. and will stand
drawing out or until Sovcn Der o.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09
S
At your own price.
Great Auction Sale !
THURSDAY
September Is,

One su1drsi and fn7 csoios rssi5sao.
lots % Weston ( Msgs sddition. between
Madison ave aud T-nion-st. The ns~G. X.
l. &. p. f E. runs through. this plat cas-
and vest. 9Th sUburbsB station locs,ed q,
street railway runs tsrough IBIS plst north
snd south.
An sisss1f rev Frssbvterisn cburca y
nov heinE erected On Madison s~s. 5irsrt.
" opposite this pa. assr the school bald.
ias Which wss erected lsst year.
Tbs plss as hizh md ~. Splendid
-sssr ~ disgns from ~ 70 % FEET Ero-l.
ient means Of rapid transit make this prep.
sriy he most desirable u his city A
1um ber ~ splendid stss sor Escsory pur-
poses s,onz tie rsiirusd
These Iots vi - soi5 ~ithout rsser-. %
tss b'ghsst bidder Oh the following tsr1s
So per ioi On asv Of sac and the osiAncs
- p - cent ~ he pur-hss. r-ics w7this
Steer 5sFs. ths osiancs - - befors o.
80 ~ fsrss Tsa-s Interest a. rer csn1
A a.scount q - csnL ~ = nsss for
spst cssh.
Fsrfscs 6tls r1srsatesd
WESTON 3 NEfSS. Frops
2. c. UNDERWOOD. ssp1
}. :. Hsszsx. A1cHozesr.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-05-31
Napoleo11 Nursery.

The farmers of Henry county and others in pee d
of trees notified that the Napoleon Nursery, To-
catedfour miles southeast Of Napoleon, near the
Spangler school house, has afine stock of tr ees
raedy for delivery this fall at uchm less price han
usually asked by agents.
aug Aft DAVID & JOSEPH CHAMPION.
, 1888-03-27
PATSY Card1ff Will Wed.

MINNEAPoLIs, March 26. -Minneapo-
ment made to-day that a well known
society girl would soon marry Patsy Car
diff, the pugilist. The wedding will take
place Immediately alter Lent. The bride
expectant is Miss Nellie Hall, who is a
decided f~avorite in society. Through
family reverses, she has been compelled to
teach music for a living. but that fact has
not prevented her from being invited to
exclusive gatherings as frequently as the
idlest butterfly of them all. There is no
young woman in the city who is more
widely esteemed. Cardiff happened to
drop in at a musical where Miss Hall was
playing one day. He fell in love with
her at first sight and sought an introduc-
ton, which he finally obtained. The young
woman was rather amused at having a
pugilist for a lover, and, though he is a
handsome man, looked upon his atten
tons in the light OF a Joke. Patsy was in
sober earnest, however, and finally Miss
Had became interested. Her interest at
last turned to love, and the wedding day
is now being discussed. OF course all of
the girls friends are trying to dissuade
her from the match, but she remains firm.
Cardiff announces that he has given up
the ring forever, and now that he has
gotten into good society will try to stay
there. His refusal to fight Killen is
thus explained. TIE matter has been
kept very quiet, and until it was an
nounced to day not ever Cardiff partner
knew il.
, 1888-03-27
Shocking Infannicida-

GREENsvGLLE, Tex, March 26.-The
officers returned to-day from Aberfoil, the
neiGhborhood where they investigated a
child murder case against John Pruyear.
Mrs. Essie Pruyear confessed that on the
morning when the child. of which John
Pruyear, her brother in law was the faith
er, was born, John Pruyear was alone
with her in the house. Soon after its birth
and before daylight he carried the child
away. In reply to herquestion as to what
he was going to do with it he said he was
going to burn it. He then started a fire
and after some time remarked that he
didn't think that the thing was going to
burn He kept up a fire all day.
The woman, who is IS years of age,
gave as a reason tor not making this state.
ment, at the examination trial that John
Pruyear had threatened to kill her if she
said anything about it. A search in the
fire place brought to light a lot of human
bones. John Pruyear was feared by the
entire community and the above is not his
first crime. 1t is possible that he will be
lVnpba1
, 1888-03-27
wanted-An Endurable Pen.

AS for pens, will mankind ever invent
an endurable pen? The quill makes a
dreadful noise, as Dora found when she
tried to keep accounts in the presence of
David |Copperfeld, Indeed the advent
ures of Dora with her pens are only those
of less feather headed scribes. The quill
splutters a small shower of ink, a murky
drizzle, over the fingers, as over the lace
iufhes that Button wore when he wrote.
The descending drizzle dots 100 is where
no i should be, nor indeed is, and per-
pleXes printers. Meanwhile the steel pen
begins as badly as a lame cab horse, and
rusts readily. After an hours work the
wretched instrument needs to be taken
twice over every stroke, otherwise it does
not mark at all. One of its legs becomes
shorter than the other.
Paper is the only thing that has made
an advance on birch bark, sheets Of lead.
~potsherds and parchment; nor can paper
bear comparison with the vellum of the
past. A kind of pad" otherwise useful.
has become hairy, and the hairs cling to
the pen. No fountain pen has yet proved
successful. You have to blow down
them, to thump them, to bumor them in
a dozen ways, and they explode in your
pocket and flood you with ink. The
wonder is that when writing is so di1icul.
so much is written. Nature may wisely
desire to handicap authors. But it is the
business of Science to thwart nature and
to invent Il perfect tout ce qu'il fault
pour enthusiastically Review.
, 1888-03-27
A Fabrication.

CHICAGO, March 26.-The father of
Miss Cora Fellows. the young lady from
this city, who has been extensively adver-
tised as intending to marry Chaska, a full
blooded Indian at Dakota agency, declares
that he believes the stories published are
the malicious invention of the editor of a
newspaper at Pierre. In an interview
with a reporter on the Post, Mr.. Fellows
said that he has heard from his daughter
since the announcement has been made,
and that she does not aver refer in any of
her letters to the alleged marriage. She
has never alluded to the Indian Chaska,
but once, and then she described how he
had picked some burrs out of her horse
tail when she was riding about the Indian
camp. The latest dispatches from Pierre,
where the stories have originated, an
nounce that two SONS of Mr.. Fellows
have arrived there and have started for
the agency with the intention of killing
the Indian, if such a course is necessary
to prevent the marriage. As Nh. Fellows
has no sons, this statement is false, and
the father believes that all the reports
are equally SO.
, 1888-03-27
Foreign Notea.

BERLIN, March 26.-The emperor has
issued an order directing hat the usual
spring review Of the guards be omitted
this year.
The North German Gazette says the
emperor's sleep last night was broken by
spells of coughing. The doctors anxious
ly await the coming Of milder weather in
order that the emperor may enjoy fresh
air.
Further particulars have been received
here of the damage done by floods in the
Vistula river and its branches. The dyke
on the Nogat has burst. the adjoining
country overflowed and the inhabitants OF
the place have fled to the town of Elbing.
The suburbs of the latter place are flooded.
The population OF M~arienburg, on the
Nogat, escaped from. the town with diff
Guilty. The prisoners in Jail were rescued
by the fire brigade. The town is mum
dated and eight villages at the mouth OF
the Vistula are submerged.
LONDON, March 26.-It is known that
Emperor Frederick is improving owing to
the removal of a large piece Of the dis,
eased cartilage. Such a thing has never
been known to occur in a case of cancer,
GUS disease. DIR. Waldeyer will examine
the mass removed.
Thousands of persons are dying Of
starvation in the inundated districts o.
Hungary.
, 1888-03-27
b Pacific Road.

WASHINGTON, March 26.-There is a
growing feeling in the house committee on
Pacific railroads in favor of letting the law
take its course in the case of the Central
Pacific and the government. The men,
beers of the committee were much pleased
With the prompt and business like CON
duct of MIR. Adams end Mr.. Storey of the
Union Pacific road, but they have been
greatly wearied by the delays of Mr..
huntington and his friends of the Cen
trail Pacific. These people have been
pleading the baby act to induce the gov
eminent to grant them more liberal
terms. and their whining misrepresenta.
tons have thoroughly Disguised the com
mittee.
The Central Pacific Indebtedness will
fall due In nine years, and if there is no
legislation before then the government
can then foreclose and take the property
off the hands of the mlllionaires who
have been telling the committee fo> what
restitution they have been REDUCED by
their connection with it. If the govern
ment should foreclose it, it would proba-
bly, find the road pretty well skinned, but
some of the committeeman think the
government might as well take the
chances as to trife any longer with Mr..
Huntington and his contreres.
, 1888-03-27
Amiable Mrs. Cleveland.

DENVER, March GA Washington
special to the Neaos says: OF Mrs. Cleve-
land a charming story is related which is
quite characteristic of the lovely mistress
Of the white house. During her recep.
tlons last winter an inmate of the Louise
home in this city made three distinct
efforts to see her, but upon each occasion
was compelled to abandon the attempt
and fall out of her place in the line from
sheer inability to maintain it by reason of
her failing strength. incidentally learn
ing these facts from an acquaintance to
whom they were related by the elderly
lady in question, Mrs. Cleveland wrote
her a most amiable note expressing her
regret at not seeing her and inviting her
to call upon her at any convenient hour in
the morning, The visit was made as in.
dicated, and since then several others
have been exchanged, as well as books, of
which both ladies are very fond, the
younger frequently driving to the Louise
home in person for this purpose. Al.
though old and inirm and quite deaf, her
new acquaintance is a profound reader
and a witty and vivacious conversational
ist-