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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1888-05-30
WISCONSIN PRoHIBiTIoNIsTs

Nominate . Ticket At DIsdison---Tho suf-
ffake Plsnk Not In Their Platform.
MADISON, Wis, May 26.-The Prohi-
bitfon state convention In session here,
nominated the following state ticket:
r Governor, e. g. Durant, Of Racine; lieu
tenant governor, +. n. Dahle, Of Dane;
SECRETARY Of stats, Nelson Ioudcn, of
Lafayette; treasurer, W. Prescott, Of
Marinette; attorney general, G. Z. PIKE.
Of winncbago; superintendent Of schools,
J, a.. Gould, Of Walworth; railway COM
missioner, E. W. Drake, Of. Milwaukee;
insurance commissioners, 8. IL. Bixby, Of
sc. Croix. s. ~ .s...s.
T. C. Richmond continues a. chairman
Of the state central COMMITTEES. There
was minority committee report in favor
of q woman suffrage plank In the plat
form, but IL was defeated after bitter
fight. r ..- .-...-
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FRESH AIR CAMP"

where the Poor Children OF Chicago
WIN BE Taken by Charitable Ladies'. =
GENEVA LAKE, Wis, May 28.--Ths
Fresh Air Camp, the summer home for
poor children established by the ladies OF
Chicago. Is looming up immensely and
promises to be the most prominent LOOK;
Ing camp on the lake. The big building
is up and nearly ready. The formal
dedication OF the camp 10 chaTitabie pur-
poses VIII take place ON Wednesday,
June 9, at which time speakers from va
rions parts Of the country and one from
England will be present. l., --
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wAsHISGroS, May GA subcommit-
tee Of the committee on appropriations
began the consideration Of the general
fortincation appropriation, bill. IL is the
intention Of the committee to make pro-
vision for an elaborate system Of national
defense. The amount Of the appropri-
alton bill may reach $20, ,000, 600 or $30,-
000 000 =
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DULUTH, May 23.-The strike at the
Herald Office still continues. The editors
and reporters are doing the composition
and are issuing q creditable paper. &
An Ocean stesmss pisars for CAiqsgq.
LONDON, May s6-Soms interest was
created IN shipping circles when the
steamer Rosedaie cleared from this port
Cor Chicago, via the Weliand canal.
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Apnual sossion % aIas.ns,

I#DIAHAPoLIs, Ind, May 24.-The
sixty ty-seyenth session Of the grand lodge
Of Free and Accepted Masons Of Indiana
met here with 500 delegates Ia attend
ance. The principal business transacted
was change TO annual instead OF bieu,
nial communications,
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has resigned hii
position NJ minis
ter Of finance In
the Canadian. gov
ernnent and has
been re-appoipted
high commissions
for Canada In Lon.
don. Hon. e. G.
Foster, minister Of
marine, has been
appointed 70 sue
coed Sir Charles "a
minister Of finance.
Sir Charles viii
leave for England
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VIM Continue the strik.

CHICAGO, May 26.-The vote of the
Burlington strikers as to their future
course is practically complete. Up to
this evening eG1 engineers, 421 tiremen
sand 1eA Bwitchmen voted for continuing
the strike, and fifteen fremen and eigh-
teen switchmen voted againssit.
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nefusee 4 Chance at the Cash Ilox.

CHICAGO, May "a. Charles Fl. Wacker,
senior membep Of . brewing frm here,
who was nominated fer state treasurer
On the Democratic ticket, declines to
accept the nomination.
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GRANTS ~ rap.ou. Aran,ar 6, s...a.

WASHINGTON, May 2S. The celebrated
horse Linden Tree, presented to Gen.
Grant by the sultan OF Turkey in 1879,
has been shipped to Beatrice, Neb.,
having bean purchased by Gen. Colby, Of
that place.
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|. CHfcAGo, May25 The propeller Tioga,
from Bnffalo; arrived at 8 O'Clock a. M,
making the trip in sixty.three hours and
forty minutes, breaking the record The
Hudson, racing with the Tioga, arrived
later, her time being sixty-six hours.
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pyNNsYLyANfA DRMocRATs,
. MAfNR nHuOCRxrs.
withoufa W 8 eostc.t

NEW YORK, Ma! 25.-Phe Demoesatie
state committee elected Ed. Murphy, Jr.,
chairman; G. Meyer, Of Kings county,
secretary, and George 8. Weed, treas.
urer. There was no contest.
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The grounds fer the new }raformatory
at st. Cloud have been staked out. =
jackson citizens are catching fish and
storfhgsthem alive inlthe water in their
cellars. -
Wofk has been commenced on q new
GIG, ,oe0,depot for the milwaukee road at
Winona. %
Abody Of 800 troops arrived at Fort
Smelling Wednesday from Fort Shaw
Montana. 4'"--''~.
The damage to bridges carried away
by the spring floods at Cannon Falls
amounts to 10000. .--<
Mrs. A. T. Hoff, of Hallock, commit
ted suicide by hanging. Temporary in
sanity Is said to be the cause.
The contract for tho erecti on of build
ings on the state encampment grounds
at Lake City was award ed Saturday.
The body OF John r. Cameron was
found in the Mississippi river near Fort
Smelling Thursday. Supposed to be sui
eide.
The Minnesota and Northwestern de-
pot at Austin wes entered by burglars
while the agent was ut. dinner and $29
In money taken.
Henry saardnisr, rdnis an old man recently
from De Soto, Wis, was crushed to
death uudsr a,cabie cdr At ST Paul. He
attempted 20 board a'incying train.
SiWhile trimming lumber at Reed &
6herwood's saw mill at Anoka, Victor
Larsonawas probably fatally injured by
the saw breaking and a piece striking
him 6i the head.
An Englishhian near Clearmont secceted
himself in windrow TO shoot prairie
chickens and fell asleep. A farmer, not
Ikncsing he was there, fred the windrow
and as he jumped mp and ran, mistook
lsfsm for an antelope and tried to shoUs
hfna.
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Bla,n. Out Of she Race.

MILwAUKEE, May M-The Evening
Wisconsin,, which has all along been ags
Of Blaine's most ardent supporters, ad-
mits In leading editorial that Mr..
Blaine is out Of the race.
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ILLINOIS IN LINE.

Democrats Endorse Cleveland and His
Little Tariff schems---Other Conven-
t1ons. - --s ...... ..~ -...s w. .,s
SPRNaFIELD, Ills, May A.-The DEM
ocratic state convention was called TO or
der at 1880 o'clock. William r. Morri@
son, W. G. Goudy, J. z. Ewing and N.
K. worthington were elected delegates 90
large to the st. Louis convention.
NORTH CAROLINA REPUBLICANS. 4.
RALRfor, N. G., May %. The Repub-
ican convention has completed the state
ticket, aud eiectsd as delegates at large
to Chicago, James III. Harris, Elihn
White, John c. Dancey and Thomas n.
Cooper. All are for Blaine. They were
chosen after o long dispute, In which
much feeling was shown by the Sherman
and Blaine men.
u. TEXAS DEMOCRATS.
FoBr WORTH, Tex, May 2S.-The DEM
ocratic convention here adopted the reg
ulation platform in favor Of Cleveland
and tariff reform.
PENNSYLVANIA DRAocRATs.
HARRISBURG, Pa, May 2S.-The Demo.
cratic state convention met here torday
add slsotsd L. G. CASSIDY, Of Philadel-
county; William 3! scott of Fife, dele
GATES ID sc. Louis. Cleveland was en-
dorsed. -
f MAfyE DEMOCRATS. ~,
AUGUSTA, Me-, Nay 3a.EThs Demo
erstie eonventfon in session AsFs <slected
ldAtkA6ss u 6t. L6uiS sas follows: Parson
Tucker, Arthur sewall,. E G. Allen and
James, Tobin Tho platform declares
itself against Unnecessary taxation, and
for Cleveland.
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a GaneraI promotion,

R.YnsRyHG, May %. William w.
Allen, OF Rhiladelphis, was eiectea grand
comrpandsr, knights Ternplar, All the
grams oficers were advanced one step.
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PROVIDENCE. r. L, May 2.5-Herre-
shof's steam launch Stiletto has been
purchased BY the government, and Thurs
day was formally turned over to the tor
pedo station. =.
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SIR CHARLES rUrPRR viA New York On
Saturday to enter upon the discharge OF
his new dutieA
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wonla Pnt SKILLED ngschasics ON Rsoord.
WASHINGTON, May ~. e.-Ssnator THrpie
introduced q bill to provide Tor direc.
tory OF the most skilled mechanics and
artisans In all part OF the country.
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GEyEKAL DIRECTORY.
JUDICIAL oFFfCERs:
sci. BRowS, District Judge.

JUDICIAL OFFICERS:
SO. L. Brown, District Judge.
COUNTY OFFICERS: " Il
Gro. II. MUNRO. Sheriff.
<. c. HBhaEsaN, Treasnrer.
s>HuRL LAasox, Clerk DlstrtctCouN'
t;ar ". GlLTIN An, Auditor
l.. il. WnL1ISaroS: RoEi.tsT Of pSsds'
Csc. 4. DARLING, Judge "t fronas'
). A. FLAHERrr, Attorney.
IL. l.. HURLBuRp, Coroner.
". L coLYKn. Court. ommlssionss: ,.,..,.o~.a
VIZ. c. B1cKNsLL, County supt. OF schools.
VILLAGE OFFICERS:
n r. SPURR, President. s
3. 4. FLAHRRTT, (
3. LARSON, SCourailors.
G. W. VAUGHAN,
w. III. ROGERS,
Iso ID. 6xELKsPIH, Recorder.
WI. MuNRO, Treasurer.
HssHF s ntHyssrss ng,eH.ss Ju..lessof the Peace:
p.T: WnsA.os, Assessor.
A.. E. ANDERSON, Marshal.
CHURCH DIRECTORY:
Coxaazs XrIeSAL, Rsv i. D.. Fsirbank. Pastor:
NaSuosrsr, Rcv. x: p. Rosertson. Pastor
ss.as e1Tss sss sS ssv
j. Anderson, OF Scandia. Pastor.
CIVIC soCMTIRS:
A.. e.. \ A.. M:..-Godsn Shesf LedseNs
ia, Meets ist And 81 sasurdsy.cf saeh mcSsh:
WV. GRrswoLp, sec'y.
G.. A. r. -..-.-.
q. A. ]. Drertor Post, No. s9. meats tlle
se:,nd AMI Fourth Fridays OF each monsh'
at o'clock p. N. ~
H. +. BxvASs, AdJutant.
\. o. U. W. ..,-
uorrI. F.1l lge. NJ. u. M.ets each Tsesday
evening at their hall. n G,,1x.r1r.A,w.
w. II. MILES. Recorder. -
SELECT kNI rs. n o. U.W.
s.pst Legion, No. IL. Meets at Its, hsn the
frss and t6iri Fridays Of each month, r,
w. II. MILES, Rec.
DIVISION NO. /. A. o. H.
Meets Second Wednesday, Of each month,
III lbs "''''' ~ ''' c. r: MAarxxIs, Pros't.
=. \. FLAHERrr, Rec. Sec'y.
FATHER MATTHEW. C. IA. SOCIETY
No. 100 of the Catholic Total Abstinence
Society Of America. Regular meetings nrst
and third Sundays in eash moAth IN
Assumption Church. Immediately after
Mass Visiting members resRectfu!ly. in
vitsd. +. 4. MCCARfh1, ffest.
r. r. OBR1ES. sec'y.
Mt. LEBANON r. A. CHATTER, No. n.
Meets first WednesI lay "s eaea month -ET
JOHN HOUSE, III. F.
l.. H. WELLINGTON, See'y.
BETHEL C1NIANDER1. u. D.,
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
Meets second and fourth Mondays Of cash
month, ID. K. SUTHERLAND, r.. Y.
o. c. HANSON, Rec.
I. Q. F.
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{ sIake Him General Before He Dies.
NEW YORK, May 2S.-A Washington
special says that bill win probably be
reported to the senate to-day by the mil
itsry committees giving Sheridan the title
Of general Of the army.
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A CHANCE FOR LIFE.

There L. . Saight Possibility that Gen.
Z Sheridan May Recover.
- WASHINGTON, May 2s-Gen. Sheridan
is resting quietly. Col. Kellogg ex-
pressed the opinion that the general is
really better. He instantly recognizes
any Of his friends who enter his room,
Ind often inquiries after their health.
While the generals condition Is Inn
proved somewhat the chances are still
against his recovery, and this fact is
fully appreciated. It Is impossible to tell
when change may occur, and as several
days elapsed betveen the early att anks
of heart failure, there Is constant appre-
hcnsion of its recurrence.
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PURCHASED THE srlLETTo.

Herreshof's Steam launch Added 70
Uncle San,'s Navy. ?
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MINNESOTA NEWS NOTES.

The Grand Lodge, I. O. o. r. for Min
nesota, win be held at Fergus Falls june
8 TO =.
Work will be commenced In few
days ON q seeoRd state prison at Sc.
Cloud. 4
Minneapolis has one Of those horses
that walked across q bridge, distance OF
], 100 feet, ON six-inch plank.
The store of John Bailey s. Sons, OF
Medford, was entercd by burglars Thurs
day night and $2J taken from the till.
Thomas Garrison has been charged
with forging q check ON the Duluth
Union National bank for $28 He is also
wanted at Washington for embezzling
s125.'
An explosion of gas, occurred in the
basement Of the First National bank at
st. Cloud, Mimi, totally, wrecking the
building and injaring q number Of per-
sons.
All tho camp equipment and Office
furniture Of the Duluth, Huron and Dem
yer railroad have been sold at auction
under sheriff's execution TO satisfy the
claim of How Bros. for hardware sold the
company on credit. Ia
John s. Egog, Joe Beck and Jake
Knoll, while fishing on Little ,Cloquet
river, found the badly decomposed body
Of a-nlan. They found papers that prove
the body was that OF w: III. Gill, missed
from his claim last summer. An un-
loaded gun was found near him.
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ana PEUNSu tulS Se8Sou.
/ Twenty Ave Indians did the war dane.
act for the benefit Of Preston people.
=, Andrew Nslson, o pioneer of Heron
Lake, was killed by,a passenger train al
that place. [...s. -.
T.. G., II. Slocum, Of the Glencoe Register
fell from train at Browntown and was
severely injured.
|: Austin Phillip, the Oldest white settler
at New Prague, Is dead. He came there
thirty-three years ago. -: -.
< David Bell, OF, BraiRerd,, was taken be.
fore Commissioners Til1otson, at Moor.
head, charged with selling whisky to In
dians. ...-:.-..
HI. e. Van Vorhas, well known at Still
water, where he resided since 184S UP tt
within one year ago, is said to have per
ished at sea of the coast of Alaska.
One hundred thousand copies of 'The
Great Cryptogram" have been sold, and
the delightful old cipherer of Niningel
receives good round dollar for each one
OF the, 100000 books as his share Of the
spoils. I,-.' g..
A farmer named Sandhurg, living near
CO., a,5 a. !. ~
.n5 % Ei,,sd bo,b barsas @ I and nntaS ~ san -
hnr,- froIS ~ roaor hrt d;d NJ So ,- In,
serious ininrY. = - -. :
cnst Deen of St psni - With = .,,,L fr;ord
purchassd soms goods in, A st store wbsre
CIGARS are given anay = with all pur-
chases made. They lighted the cigars
and: started home, Befors going. far
Deem fslt sick and yomltsd, after which
,.is s nsE AI.
9stoss 49, ana ssie = n slgek nllespln
Ossn piea AZ tns el IsIni ektni-
IN p9tas n1ss rY.agl n " nls ssom-
ssn' eno ~ 20 t'p' uetou ell no Io uteu iFoHi
- ------ - - - .
improvements aggregating 251, 800 are
under way at Winona. - 80
st. paul has case asa Of a younc girl who
has been in trance for all days. =
-. - :. -t....-.s.a 2 . -
P, aepupncan possmaste.I mas neen sp-
polnseo ae quincy, Vtmstea county'7
|. The Bank OF Duluth has been approved
by the comptroller OF the currency as re-
serve agent.
wy y. sAxy = = . :. = =
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CRYSTAL Lodge, III meets II lts han on
Monday evening of each week. .-N
4. DKKAT, n. g.
c. A. PEPPER, r. 8.
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BETHEL C1NHANDER1. u. D.,
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. "a
Meets second and fourth Mondays OF cash
month, D. r. SUTHERLAND, f. c.
o. c. HANSON, Rec.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1888-05-30

FORT WORTH, Tex, May "a. The Dem
ocratic convention here adopted the reg
ulation platform in favor Of Cleveland
and tariff reform.
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Mt. LEBANON r. A. CHATTER. No. ~.
Meets first Wednes lay t,s eaeA month";. .-ss7
JOHN HOUSE, Fl. F.
l.. H. WELLINGTON, Sec'y.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-07
Woman Her Worst Enemy.

Once more it Is woman who u apparently
wornans worst enemy, and London SINS far
moro heavily in This respect than New York.
and for "a very obvious reason, that 81
harply defined lin~s Of caste and tho neccs-
sity for emphasizing them felt by ali whoss
position does not speak for itself. A born
lady might, on entering shop where women
clerks were sitting, realize that from eleven
20 fourteen hc1rS service daily might vel
be punctuate1 10y a few moments on the bits
Of board, pushed In between boxes, which DO
duty for sca,s and b. gisd that au oppsOr-
tunity hal t.BsT iG!pI owed
Not 10 III. w,s- Of the prosperous butcher
or baker or csndles;isk maker, rejoicing. it
may be. IN she first appearance Ia plush sad
silk, and bsns upon making u as impressive
a. possible. To her oes~quiJ"sness Is thc first
essential Of any dealing with the Orrter from
which she Is emerging. and hST custom vii
20 20 the shop where lie outward tokens ara
most profuse a CLERK found sitting y simply
embodied iIapertluence, and this fioor man
ager who allows IL an offender against every
law Of proprioty: and thu IL happens that
STATS are slipped out 81 sszbs and exhausted
women smile and as1r, a. .te purchase -
made And what IL the next plssssIrsf In .
tone that nsasrs che American hsaTrr crinF.
far the AFFECT humility that is the iirs: coss-
dlticn of succcss selisr.-Hs.sa CAuspsall
r., Wo,n.u
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-07
Apparatus for Cooling Air.

An APPARATUS has been introduced IN 4hs
Standard theatre, Of New York city, which
In a very simple way II designed 70 soivs The
problem Of securing a cool auditorium is
sumner. A fan is placed in The bas>nneri
which draws air from outside tie building
aud deliver, IL terough TIE furnace pspeS
and registers % varioos parts Of The audi
torinm- The ais before 10 reaches the fan Il
drawn over ice arranged On sheiveA This
eoois il 30 that Z Temperature 81 20 dega b
eaaly atsainabse While the fan situated In
the Basement is delivering cod AR, q second
fan On the roof exhAEzs<S air .ro1a tee into
rlog, thus maintaining constant cnangs q
Atmosphere. Tee arraagssD<u. In uttiixsrs
tie furnace ooanecesocs ard n general ee.Ai
Ia remarkably simple. and oou.d be readily
applied 20 many places. Such as hospitals
where cn<,ins=< u Al important Fer q ssrxA
evenings work aoou. swo TIA Of is,r are sx
pended -~5csentssie Aroer.cal
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Try the New and Popular Line.

The Missouri Pacific Colorado Short
line: leaving here at Cos p. M, running
through To Denver, Colorado VIA Pueblo
and Colorado Springs, with only one
change at Geneseo. Leaving on this train
you arrive at Pueblo next morning at
ll:35; Colorado Springs l2:40 Elegant
Few Pullman palace sleeping cars through
without change. Remember this is the
short line anu that you make direct con-
nections at Geneseo. On your arrival at
Geueseo you step from one car into the
other. For further information and res
ervation of berths call ut city ticket Office,
l21 North Main street. Cheap excursion
tickets TO Colorado points and Salt Lake
City.
Z. L. BLECKLEY, Pass. and Tiki. Agt.
:
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81. LOU MO, August D.
FLOCR-Quiet, and steady.
WHEAT-Higher. Sharp demand developed ear
". Ing TO European cables reporting Wet and
unreasonable weather ana continental market 5
strong and sellers were asking aa advance OF /.
There WAS a slight reaction and subsequent rally
the MAJ her closing strong At lAs above saturday.
No. Ted cash, S41eC; August, s5Ns Gs4t4
closing at Siec. september. >Sr!ysSSc, closing
III ~ So December, SiAse Ssc. closing at SoiC May
Hl-ars.OA3.
CORN Higher and firm hut trading was light:
Mo- cash. iiAsJti'.c; September, 4-ie&tC. closing
sSSt cStohcr, &C; year. .Si'cJt4'tlsc. closing a
oAIS-Flln. hat Inactive; No cash, 2ic; AU-
gust 2'tsc, September, Z>ssci May, &c.
kAk..iitt4sA
HA1-Firmer FOR top grades prime 10 fancy new
prairie. so-Js4A.UN, choice to fancy new timoUn,,
tlS.tssGi S.0s do old range Sli0lg2.tl
Higher and strong; soft Missouri, 81 QSs
BUTTER-Steady: creamery, l6G.sS; dairy. leg
14C.
EGGS-Dull and easier AT &C for best.
FLAN SEED-higher, Sl.us spot and August
MHIShN-l 1chanGed; $ll4.
pRoNlSiONS-Struuccr. but trading very light,
PORk-Sls 90 for JOB loIs,. sli.su asked 10 arrive
tLARD-Nominal. $S.su for prime steam, 80 bid for
butchers.
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Kansas City Produce.

KANSAS CITY, No, August }.
wHEAT-Steady; No.2 red. lie bid; 'l9sc asked;
No. soft .2"sc bid; 90 &C asked
CORN-Steady: Soc bid; SIC asked.
oATS-20l,c bid; &c asked.
RNE-65tec.
FIOUK-Qulet;XN,9 20; xxx sl0l&l,05 family, s105
El..u choice Il $500 l ancy .i5S l,A; extra fancy
Il tUol Los; patent, $l.9Ig2t0.
CORN MEAI.-S51sDc; corn chop yellow. s0lyS5,
SHIPSTU fF-43Qs4Sc-
BRA\-4>c.
HAN-Firm nj s55NG6.to.
~ Az SEED-S5S9iC.
IL rTER-Weak; creamery fancy, lSc; good. lic;
fairy fancy, l5c; good to choice. I2Si5c; store
ChoiCe lUc
CHkESE-Twins lGc Young America, lie.
EGGS-Weak AT lC.
LIVE CHIC hENS-Steady; hens, S2.21Cg5-pf roost-
PRS, S2UE turkeys SC.
SUGAR CURED HAMS-lSiec.
BREAKFAST BACON-llec
DRESSED BEEF-sc.
DRY SALT SHOULpERS-s7.2 long clear, SS.25;
Clear rib. q .tS: short clear SS.si.
SMOKED SHoU LDEkS-$s-Je long clear, .SS.ls
clear rib. s9.25; snort clear So.
POkk-Sli5L
LAkD-$SN.
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JAY Could and tIse K~poyt.s.

Jay Gould viii talk freely - "a reTrrt~r
whom be kso~s D. % iufel4isest and trust
worthy. The reporter usus, undcrs-And thor
os1ghly vfsat 10 wants 20 know. lie vii zee
DO halp II Re dlo<,s no: GisdsrstaIc the sob ret
about which nc srsls information After a
OF hand conversation tic repDrtsr vii. pr
hsps, II tie interview u al important ra:-
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write Il out IL - iaea sGbuait.sd 70 M.
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ttccs Ii the phrAs-o4osy. Es tzlks f-iJ,
.; lines almost s.oqu<-.iiy, bgt has . rural
kab.t Il troY,eng the anal g's h partsc.yiss.
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rounded ~ 6OuBs wint- and xxnEaeT,
vAe.Ssr IN lis bouse on Eth swra.s or =:
lis E:1zSssoo a. Irving On tbs HG4tsOn Hs
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-07
when Boiler Explosions Occur.

James F. Wilson, the chief engineer Of tee
Equitable building, says that 1t VII b
noticed that most boiler explosions cofoe,
Ike black coffee. right after dinner. The
reason for this. as he explains n, is that tbs
water in the boilers Is n perfect readiness to
become steam. and would be such hrt for tie
pressure Of tie actual steam on top Of L.
When the dinner hour is over and The c,sn
and machines begin work again the valves
are quickly opened, the steam ruSoas ous and
the water suddenly becomes steam As steam
has !, 100 times the expansion of vsssr The
effect Is Ell explosion New York SG
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-07

The Centennial Exposition Of the Ohio
Valley, to be held at Cincinnati July 4th to
October 9th, with the exception of the
National Centennial, will be the largest
ever held in the United States.
Low Excursion Rates win be made by
lines entering Cincinnati and their connec-
tons. From st. Louis and the West the
Ohio &, Mississippi R'y is the only direct
through car route. By this line those who
attend the q. \. II. National kncampment
at Columbus, Ohio, for which very low
rates Will be made and those going farther
east to the different summer resorts can
stop over at Cincinnati and visit the Expo
siton.
The O. & NJ. is the only through line, via
Cincinnati, by which this can he done.
For further information address A. J.
Lytle, General Western Passenger Agent
o. * ". R'y, St. Louis, No 33tf