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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-03-03

This suit without exception the cheapest the coast
Sistng edsea Bureau Washsand Table, Rocker
chair 1890 swinging glass This is made Of
pine finished in imitation of walnut with rolor Stats and
handles complete and the price IS packed and delivered at
depot SACRAMENTO line of Bedroom Suits in antique
oak walnut and hands in dign ana chap
price. Send for prizes and photographs OF furniture
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-08
smmanttat ruffifGer suDrleute.

Sn ieinem Sude ibcr EubIano crSdbIt
Srieori6 Meper pom @aIoed: p@elden
ar5enebmeu Ginorud madt c8, wenu Der
ruiiii9e Subrmann, Der feline Bfcrbe ans
tretbt, ~anitatt Der Wiocrpdrti9en Sli9e,
bic mir anberspp 70 bdufig pcrnebmen
miiHen, uno ~anitatt Der abi6euliden
Yeitidenbiebe in ben adrtliditen IuSoriis
den nit ieinen Sbieren reoet. p8arte,
mein SdmdIb9eu,~ ruff 10 Elm Yferoe,
lenter, vbu ipuit baIo auSruben uno blans
fen 9ufer unb griinen Slice %freiicn, 10 piel
ou piqit." 9abcn bieie freunbIiden 3u>
iagen teineu GinluB auf Die Gdn9art bes
tleincn Yferbes, bann beibt eS ppbI:
vYfui, Sraunden, iddmit bu bi6 .ni9t?
Siebe bort Grigori3 SdimmcIden, es lit
tIeiner ais on uuo Iiuft bpd i6ncQer.
gu pirit mid npd er5iirnCn unp bann
werbe i6 bi9 idlagen. S6li9e tbur
pebe, bore nur! !" llRS bann i6Id9t ct
nit Der Yeitide an bic S6Iittcnpanb,
baB es tIati6t. CAPT iu6 ba8 36BleiE
bur8 bicie Srobung 5ur Gile beuesen, 10
piro e3 III ben 5drtliditen gluSbriiden
9elctt.
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aarSe. Damn Bale Die a:iae Yerfes feline
aildli6e Stlube mebr. Sic iino ndruli6
Nie bier in Der Gegeub berum iebr
frpmm. l1nb bic Srommen ma - Die
linb ia INNER iebr uu4ii6tig! Sas tenz
nen Sic ia!
ySc, unp nun tcranen Sic, lieber t6err
Sahi5ratbI SaS arme Ding banst fi6
ia acniB idrcdljdI llno i'd? 8a, i6
bcb' allh Gin pdar i6pere Stuncen binter
mir! !"
Die Gtd6mitta9SiOnne mari ben letten
ihciocnocn Strabl auf bic Seniterbant
pen Cmmp'S Gcmab. Sic ielbit Jap nit
b.ci6cm 6clibt prr einem acknowledgement
8u0.
Sa3 mir eintraten, i6nellte lie emppr.
Or Wldnn b"reitete Die slrme aus, UNI
nit einem 2(ufi6rei, Den i6 nod beute 81
tI-en permeiue, nit einem GufitreL Der
GtDdISte oue DUAL uno ausbridte Gle
@pnne elmer empprgeridteten Weni6enz
ieele, iant lie an bic Sruit beileH, Der nit
Der @lroe nes Mdunes cine 06be her
6eIIRnunq pcrbanp, DOR Der ib bepuns
rcrno mid beu9te. 9enn mir .muthen
pObl benz S6bpfer gu, ge9en bas Serge
ben Sdrmber5tgteit 81 lben, aber mir
ilnb ielbit aus su feinem SOIs sei6nitten,
um DEN in Der &erspeiflung b~esan1enen
SebItritt unlcrer Mitmeni6en au6 II
nadT6ti9 beurtbeilen, pieI peniser per-
geben 81 t6nnen.
lno in bieiem Iuaenblid j6ien elm Ieiz
les @eben rrauben bur6 bic 9dume su
9cben; bic Sonne mar pcri6punben.
Die lrbeiter tamen pcm SeIce aurld unp
5r9en Die Yferpe in ben Stall; hes Saees
2ait uno Site lag binter ibnen. 91s
3witl6ern muntcrer G69eI, bas @erduib
Der SbiermeIt auf Dem !9Ofe idpieg. gle=
ben benz SbprDeg itanpen, bequem augez
lebnt, plauberuoe &ne6te une Ndabe,
uno bas meibIide Geiinbc oes 9auiesiaB,
nit Sanparbeit beibdftigt, auf elmer
8ant I'M Gdrtcn.
gprne iebpb, auf benz 9lusbau Der
Treppe, ititte Srau Mielt nit ibrer Ni6te
eifrig an eiuem 9r6seit5geibent far
Gmmp, uno Der iunge Sdreiber, Der me-
ben ibnen iaB, ipra6 eifrig auf beioe elm.
Die 8eiiBerin be5 @utes aber iagte milpe:
pSubei miiiieu Sic iib ni6ts o%enteu,
9err pom YoIIpie. User peiB, mas mel
mem guten S6riter gcrabe bur6 ben 8opf
9egangen lit. Gr lit Elm bisden 9rauie=
topf, aber Der bette, Der brapie Neni6
pom Der @eIt, unO giiemanrem 36nue i6
c3 nesbaIb aud 10 iebr, cine iOIbe Gerle
pom elmer 6rdn beim5uIlbren, ais wie e3
unIcrc liebe GlnmD lit.
o9ia, ia iino Sic ia, meme 9erren.!"-
nunote lte lid nm, als mir ndber traten.
Stun, 9err ScttUr, lit cas leBte 9inperz
nip peS aaufSpertrugs beieiti9t? @qeS
in Sronuu9 ?"
pSa, aud pa5 lebte 0inberniB lit beicis
tigt, 6rau Wielt. gtles in Srpnun9 !"
Gott gcbe ieinen Segcn!
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S5Gffe @eidtuinotsteit Der SOTO.
tttOtinett.

ueber bic Srage, peI6e 9ei6winbigfeit
burd cine 2ofomotipe 81 erreiden lit,
brin9t elm amtlider engliider Beridt pom
Gb. 81. Martin i6dsenspertbe Ingaten,
bic mir a~us5usspeiie mittbeilen rppIIen.
Sbatiddlid lit nur einmaI bic @efbpin>
Oisteit BON 80 ensIii6en NeiIen pber 1913
Silpmeter in Der Stunbe errei6t ipprSen,
unb Spar 9eidab bies unter gang beions
oeren llmitdnben, ndmlid auf Der brett,
ipurigen 8riitplzGreterbabn nit elmer
Wai6ine, oeren SriebrdSer ben gang uns
9ep6bnli6en Sur6meIer bon 2,S0 Dieter
beiaben. Na6 %unierer cnglii6en NueIIe
iinS bic ibueIiten 3iise bic Der ensIiiden
Nprbbabn; bieie aber brin9en es nur
gang ausnabmspeiic auf 60 0teilen pber
So SiIpmeter in Der Stunbe. Neiit blets
ben iie nm einige 0teilen binter bieiem
!Sbdtmabe auriid. 60 fdbrt ma inter
giniti9en 8erbdltniiien BON 2onbon na9
Peterborough (764 Weilen) in IS Winu'
ten unb na6 @rantbam (1O5t WeiIen) in
1924 Minuten.
Sie 8rinoe, pesbdlb man auf cine bos
bere 9eibninoisfeit per5idten mub, lies
gen nibt etipa in ben 8erbdItniien bes
Seleiies, pber oaran, bab bic Rdber Der
Naidine ii6 nidt idneIIer breben, pber
bab Der &eiiel bic n6tbiee 9ampfmenee
ni6t liefern %tonnte; ie liegen baupts
iddli1 in benz 8erbaIten bes Sampfes
unb in benz 2uftwioeritanbe. @as 5us
nd9it ~eriteren Gruub anbeIanst, 10 bat
man Idnsit bic @abrnebmung gema6t,
bab Der Sampf nidt raid 9enu9 aus ben
GpIinberr entpei6en Tam, na6bem er
feline Sdulbigteit getban, mobur6' elm
p~er56sernber Gegcnorud gegen bic GoIben
entitebt. Martin fibrt bies an soIgenbcm
8eiipiel bes gtdberen aue: Sci elmer
locomotive nit Z ubsSriebrdbern, bic 80
engIii6e WeiIen in Der Stunbe bur6raien
fou, miiien ii9 bic Hdber 800 Mlal in Der
0tinute breben, fol9Ii4 ii6 ieber GpIinber
GAO Wal in Der Dtinute, mebr aI5 10 Wial
in Der Setunbe, fluen uno Ieeren. @ie
ipu bd Der Sampf gum pollen Gntipei6en
3eit finben?I
Gidt minber pirft Der 2uitpioeritano
Der @eidpinbigfeit ent9e9en. Sin @ino,
Der in Der Stunbe so engIii6e MeiIen aus
rldleg, brudt auf bic etpa so Ouaorqts
fub 9robe Sld6e elmer 2pfpmptipe glei9
einem Sewi6t BON 1000 9fune. Ginem
iplden @ibertanbe lit aber teine 2pfomp.
the gcpa6ien, uno e5 fragt ii6 baber
iebr, oh es Dem Sranspien Gitrabes seIins
gen pcrbe, nit ieiner ~eigenartisen 2ptos
mutipe, ipie perfprUden, rcgeImibig 100
aiIcmeter in Der Stunbe auriid5ulesen.
Sn SeutidIanb iInb iol6e 9ei6pinbigs
teiten burhaus perbcten. ueber 90 aiIps
meter barf bort Niemanb fabren uno in
ben Ser. Staaten baben bisber nur ein'
seine Grtra5lse f%tredeuwciie sesen 60
Weilcn bic Stunbe su1idseIest; iein res
~selmdbiser 3us erreidt so MeiIeu in Der
Stunhe.
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ct. Somis Bier.

0as prn Der Stifel'i9en Nrnuerei9ez
IeIidait, scgeniiber POM Depot, III bic
Tiger Sta6t, erri6tete 9roBc @isbaus lit
olele &o9e ppllenoet uoroen lno but
ib nlln i'm 5tanoe ba5 uor5ii9li6e Stiz
fel's Bier i'll beliebigen Guantitdten,
bel Der 6lalde, Doer beim Seq, 10 fril9
ais pb es bireft aus Der Srauerei
lelblt finite, Sl ~liefern. @ir baben ldon
betrd9tlide Guantttdten bieieS 8ebrdus
uad) Mprriluu, 8ortlnno, Gbamots uro
I'M County uerfauft uno no oaslelbe
eillntal einseiiibrt wuroe bat es ale an
orrcn 5abrifdte uerordn9t. Dies Ipridt
nte6r oils @prte iilr Die Cite oeS Stts
iel'ldeu Sieres.
hilbert g dubert, I9ent,
Sermaun, No.
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NRg? J: 7 :? |
BREMEN
~s6neaoampferfabrt!
&nr,c srereiic in rcun Eager
;pildcn
Srentctt alnO Wetp ODrf.

lie brriibmten Sdnelbampfer
AlIcr, Trave, Saale, Ems, Elder,
Werra, Fulda, Lain, EIbe.
@unnubenbs unS MittiuO6s rrr
8remen.
sonnabenos utb Mittlupds rod
SEEM gorf.
grcmcn it Iebr bsqucnt fir Geiienbe &c.
leaen unb SUu Srcmcn aus tdnn man In
Iebr fur,er 3eir lImmtli6e Stdctt Oeatlb
lambs, Sefcrrei6s une Der SbDei3 errstden.
Die Sdaracampfrr hes Rorbp'uti6en 2lpYo
lIno nit bsIonberer Ssrifli9tigung brr
3wiIdeneeds YalTasirre uno ~spfiter Ga
iite- pa1aairrc gtbaut, BADEN bpbe Sercete,
Ypr;isIi6s 8sntilltipn nnc cine nusSsisib-
netc Ser?fsgun9.
Mebr mic
100000
Vaiaaierc haten nit BEN 9anpfern brs
9cre6eutI6en glryo bic Rsiie itbsr'a Wter
iGtr unb gut suridsrlsgt. Wcgen Yretle
uue rciterer Snfprmation penoe man lIh an
Selrids & 60,
2 8oiulin9 Green, Neiu Yorf.
81. SlaujIcuiuS ~ So, @errrul-
&atnten fir BEN NSelfsu no. = ScItb @ldrf'
ltraec. 6bicigo, 81.
S"beoppr Serguer, Ngent.
Scrnaun, Mo.
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Stenoarapbie. 2icbbaber Der
Stenparapbie wiro es tntereiiiren, edb
Jest nt6t peniser OILS 4S1 itenpgrapbii3e
Spiteme bethlehem.
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SGdoIiHfcit bci6cr Speiiea tno
GctrGatfc.

Inter pbigem Sitel pcrDfientlidt Or.
6Iaier i'm vSrurnalf fir piientIi6e Geiunbz
beitsple9e" eincn Iuiiat, Der uiel Seber"
sigenSpertbes entbdIt. IS lit ni6t Su
gIauben, pie bartnddig 9auSfrau unb
S6din gerabe an Dem llnfu9. bic Gr5eug@
mile beS bduSIi6en 9crbc3 uur in bcibem
3uitaube taueu uno pcridlin9en 5u lailen,
mebr aI5 an allen i"lbri9en apdiinben
fetbaIten; oa3 Nuitiidcn Der Speiien in
SaIb9Iutb lit 5u einem GldenIaiter &C.
poroen. Sic nddite uEmitteIbdre &irs
hung bieier abideuli6en &iidenplage, beS
SeuereIeus, lit ba8 mUberne a~IIgemeine
3abneIenb nit all ieincn gciunbbeit3lddoz
liden SpIgen. Gas Seer Der 3abudrSte
ititt iein Saiein in eriter Heibe auf ben
unfug Der &6binnen, Speiie uno Srant
in elmer Semperatur pon $40 Grab
GeIiiu3 ouf5utiiden. Wdn iudt nod imz
mer na6 elmer G%rtIdrung, tparum bic
SABINE pes Obertiefer5 in Der Gtcgel fribcr
au Grurbe geben ais Die beS llntcrtiefer5;
man permutbet Die llriade unter Inoerem
in ben 6emiidcn Gi9eni6dften, nament>
lid aher in Der idlbenoen 8eidafenbeit
oes mebr i'm lluterticferbeden ii9 dufbals
tenben Spei6eI3. gtber mir braubcn uur
eineu beiben 8iIIen in Der MlInob6ble al
perfcl9en, nm gIei6 cin5uieben, pap bic
3eritDrung be8 3abnfdmeI5es bauptid9>
lid am Obertiefer eiu me6aniiderS prengs
pcr9ang lit, berpprgebro6t burd unndz
tlrll6e Semperatur9egenidse iunerbalb
Der Wunob6bIe. Ser belize 8iIien piro
sund6it auf ben 3un9enriden bur9 elm
unpiuflrIi6es S6nai3en uno 3ittern Der
SunaenmuSteIn, weIde bierin nit Der 3eit
unaIaubli9e S~erttgteit erlangen, bin uno
Der oemurfen, babel it6bt er, ME Die Bill
iarbfuqel ON 3dsopoliter, an ben 3dbnen
oes Oberfiefers an unb ab. Sic nd6ie
SpIae 1T, baB bic pbercn 3dbne bic eriten
finb, peI6e Sertliftet perben, uno 5nas
an ibren innereu, Der Wunbb6blc au9cs
tebrten aanten. Glei6pie in Glasbltten
cine punttf6rmige Ieiie Seribrun9 zines
SIascpliuber8 nit einem S~pren9bpl5en
i'm Stu bic gar5e @aI5e ipdltet, seraoe 10
mus Die beige &oit elmer u~npernlnftiger
SauSfrau i9pn bur9 pprlbersebenbe Se'
ribrung Der 3abnpberfldbe ben 3abl'
i6melS INNER mebr Sertluften uno fur oaz
Gincringen uno Na6brin9en idmel5feino:
li6er Slhiii9feiten, pie 3uder, Sduren IL
{. 10. dufidlieben.
Stenpgrapbie. 2icbbaber ocl
S%tenc9rapbie wirb es intereiitren, bal
iebt ulbt penider uIS 4S1 iterpdrdpbil6l
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sNie Der snlta,, itd auni1ifrte.

lleber ben unldnsit peritrrbenen Sultan
BON Saniibar brinst bic uSartenIaube"
na6trdsIi6 nod fDlsenee GinseIbeiten:
Sab 8argai6 NOT fein aruter Hesers
firit pber pS6uis"; feline idbrli8en Gee
Iammteintlnfte peroni6laste man auf
Miaipnen Marf; er beiab etpa 500
9Iantasen unb in aiiten unb &aiten einen
SiIberi6as, befen @ertb bis gu "a Dill
Iipnen Mart seiddst purbe. @itfpl6en
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-08

SIM Stadte SIIinois beincen
Iid i'm Ganscn 255, TAI Sarmen; 175,497
Iino @isentbum Der fie bewirtbidaftenben
Sarmer, 8O,244 berieIben itto perpd6tet;
bacon aablen 2O.62O nit @elb unb 59,625
nit einem She'll beS Grnteertrags ibren
gadtsins. Sn. SIlinpis aibt es mebr
Sarmen, mie III irseno cinem anSeren
Staote Der Union.
The Evening post. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1888-1889, 1888-11-15
THE STATE DEPARTMENT ANXIOUS,
And News From Hayt Can only Come
by Mail Now.

And News From Hnyti Can only Como
by Mail Now.
Special to the NcU York World
WASHINGTON, Nov. t3-The State De
portment is waiting with no little anxiety
for full report of the latest develop
ments in the Haytien difficulty. The
Boston has already arrived off Port au
Prince and her commander, Capt. Ram
say, is investigating the situation. He
has full discretion to act as may seem
best to him in the premises, though he
has been cautioned not to become need
lcssly embroiled in the trouble between
the Haytien authorities and the insur-
gents.
A brief report has been received at the
State Department from j. Il. w. Thomp.
son, United States Minister resident at
Port au Prince, which bears out the pub
lished accounts of the seizure of the
steamer Haytien Republic. Mr.. Thomp-
son Is -blooded negro, who was edu-
Gated in Paris He is graduate of
medicine, and is regarded as man of
excellent judgment, He has been in
structed by the Department to be careful
not to take sides in the controversy now
being waged.
The steamer Saginaw, which revenue
cutter chased down New York Bay, is
regarded here as suspicious charac-
ter" She did not receive her American
register until the latter part of the recent
session of Congress, when it was granted
by special enactment, II is believed at
the Navy Department that she will be
captured by the EIaytien authorities if
she attempts to make any ports on the
Island.
The State Department has received a
dispatch from the owners of the Haytien
Republic, urging that another vessel be
sent to lIayti to protect American inter
ests. The Kearsarge is now on her way
to Fortress Monroe. The only cable to
the Island makes land at st. Nicholas
Mole, which is now in the hands of the
insurgents. Mail steamers must conse-
quently be depended upon for advices
from the seat of war.
The Evening post. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1888-1889, 1888-11-15
A TERRIBLE DUEL.
An Alabama Lawyer and a Doctor Fight
Over Foes.

An Alabama Lawyer and Doctor Fight
over Fees.
A New York dispatch, dated the 14th,
says: The Sun this morning publishes
special from Birmingham, Ala, Civ
ing the details Of q terrible
duel fought at Mountevalla, Ala,
last Saturday. w. w. Shortridge,
lawyer, and Robert Majors, physician,
of that place, had a dispute concerning
some collections which the lawyer had
made for the physician. They finally
agreed to settle the matter by fighting
with Bowie knives in a darkened room.
The men entered the room and fought
desperately for ten minutes.
The door was then broken in by
friends who had heard the noise of the
duellists. Shortridge was found lying
on the floor, cut and slashed in terrible
manner He could not speak and died
in few minutes. DR.. Majors, when the
door was broken, rushed out into the
street. He was also cut in frightful
manner, and bleeding from o dozen
wounds. He seemed to have been made
crazy by pain. He ran down the street
with his knife in his hand. He at
tempted to cut negro whom he met.
The negro knocked him down with his
fist. In falling Majors skull was
fractured, and he never regained con-
scio sness. Drs. Sadler and Davis
r.:ed with him until midnight, when
he n led
The Evening post. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1888-1889, 1888-11-15
Conventional Mining Camp Row.

SPOKANE FALLS, WASH. TY., Nov 15.-A
telephone message from Burk's mining camp,
In Northern Idaho, announces a serious shoot
ing ARRAY there last night. Charles Garrett,
colored, and Joe Morgan, white, were drink
ing in Angus MacDonald's saloon and en-
gagged In an alteration. Both men drew re-
volvers and opened fire. Though the com
batants could not see each other on account
of smoke which followed the first few shots,
they blazed away until their revolvers We're
emptied. James Shannon, by-stander, was
shot in the stomach and cannot live. William
Lyman, another spectator, was shot through
the shoulder, and CARROTS arm was almost
shot off. Morgan came out of the fight with
a scratch and escaped to the mountains.
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MEDICAL.
HEALTH is WEALTH.

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Piedmont Air Line
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT AUGUST 10. 1888.


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Solid trains Washington to Atlanta. Does not
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Tho County democracy.

New YORK, Nov. 15.-The County Democ-
racy,at its meeting Tuesday night adopted 1850
tions eulogizing President Cleveland for fol-
lowing the dictates OF duty in attempting TO
relieve the people of part of the enormous
burden of unnecessary taxation, declaring
that the attempt had aroused the hostility of
mouopolists, whose contributions to the Re-
publican fund and whose false statements to
workmen caused the defeat Of the proposed
policy, and expressing confidence in its ult
mate victory. The resolutions declare that
New York city cast an increased vote for the
ticket, and If the rest of the country had done
as well, President Cleveland would have been
re-elected.
The Evening post. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1888-1889, 1888-11-15
The EVENING Posi-.
BOB WHITE.

Look the valleys are thick with grain
Heavy and tall;
Peaches drop In the grassy lane
by the orchard wall;
Apples, strcnKed with crimson stain,
Bask in the sunshine warm ana bright,
IIark to tbs quail that pipes for ratni
Bob Whi'e! Bob Whitel
Augur OF mischief, pipes for RAIN
Bob Whitel
Men who reap ON the fruitful plain
Skirtng the town
Lift their eyes to the shifting vane
As the sun goes down;
Slowly the farmers loaded vain
climbs the slope In the falling light;
Bold Is the voice that pipes for raini
Bob White, Bob White!
Still from the hillside pipes for rain;
Bob White!
Lol a burst at the darkonod pane,
Angry and loud;
Waters murmur aud winds complain
10 the rolling cloud;
Housed at the farm, the careless swat
Weaving SHARES while the fire burns bright
Tunes his lips to the old refrain:
Bob White Bob White!
oh, the sound of the Dlltho refrain
Bob Whlto
fist. Nicholas.
The Evening post. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1888-1889, 1888-11-15
A village Sensation.

WABASH, IND, Nov. ia sensation
which is agitating the good people of Lafon-
tainc, this county, was reported last night.
Miss Ella Worley, pretty young lady of the
town, was set upon and severely beaten while
standing in front of the postofllce by Mrs.
Jerome Hale, wife of well-known resident,
The assailant 1t is alleged, used club, and
the assault was of a savage nature The mo-
tive for the attack has not been made public,
but there are many surmlses. Mrs. Hale was
arrested and taken before Justice Stewart,
where she was found guilty and fined.
The Evening post. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1888-1889, 1888-11-15

New ORLEANS, Nov. 15.-The Picaytme's
vicksburg special says "Agents of the Me-
ridian on Mills stood at the scales of the War
rem and Vicksburg on Company's mills here
yesterday and bid up prices Of cotton seed sew
eral dollars per ton TO wagoners. 1t is said
that representatives OF the Cotton Oil Trust
will confer with the Independent Mills to-
morrow and try to have uniform price agreed
upon TO stop the war among the rival compa-
MES ~
The Evening post. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1888-1889, 1888-11-15
Dangerous Expansions of Ice.

The Engineering and Building Record pub
fishes an interesting letter in regard to the
expansion Office by heat, which explains a
good many phenomena that most people
have observed without being able to account
for them. According TO the letter. short
railway was once built in the province of on
tario, which crossed fresh-water pond, known
as Rice lake, by a bridge two and ope.half
miles long.
The Evening post. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1888-1889, 1888-11-15
A Tax on American Lumbermen.

New York, Nov ia Tribune special
from Ottawa says; Gan order IN council has
been passed increasing the export duty on pine
logs from 50 to SO per thousand feet. A mem
Der OF the Government explains that the in
crease is directed against the American lum-
bermen who have taken up enormous timber
limits In Ontario, and are cutting down tho
choicest timber very rapidly The Govern
ment is determined to make the business un-
profitable TO Americans, and will impose a
heavier tax II necessary
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is COL. DUDLEY MEANT?
The Grand Jury Mt indianapolis Charged
Concerning Bribery.


INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. 15.-The
Federal grand jury met on Tuesday after
noon, and was given comprehensive
charge by Judge w. A. Woods Speak
ing of violations of the election laws,
he said the press has charged that they
were committed during the late election,
and that it is the jurys duty to investi-
gate the truth. Especial attention was
drawn to the fact that an attempt to
bride does not constitute an offense; but,
while it is not an offense to attempt to
bride, it is an otfense to advise another
to attempt TO bride, or in any way to
violate the election laws.
The Jury was also instructed in regard
to the duties of election officers, and
penalties attached to their neglect or per-
version. Reference was made to re-
ported conspiracy to influence voters and
circumvent the law on large scale, and
investigation recommended.