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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-01-20


| We will send the Kenosha TELEGRAM
and the Milwaukee Weekly Sentinel on
year, to any address, for $3.50 in ad
vance. Two papers for the price of one
This is the best offer ever made in thi
county. Read the advertisement
Mr.. L. d. Jones, lately of Waukegan
has entered into partnership with Mr.
John Kressin. Mr.. Jones was employed
by Mr.. Thomas English several years
ago. The new firm invite all wanting
anything in the harness and trunk line
to give them call.
The members of Steamer Hose Com
pany entertained a number of invited
guests, including several fremen from
Racine and Waukegan, at an oyster
supper in their rooms over Halliday's
store on Saturday evening. A very en-
Joyable time was had by all present.
A very pleasant surprise party was
enjoyed at Mr.. M. j. Salentine's resi-.
dence, Somers, on Monday eve. Not.
withstanding the cold, a large crowd as
sembled, and the merry making people
danced the eight fantastic" to their
hearts content. Somers' string band
furnished the music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Boyer, of Paris,
are visiting in the family of their son,
Mr.. Peter Boyer, at the Park Street
House. Mr.. Boyer, ST., has purchased
a house and four lots of Martin Weir, of
Faribault, Mimi, situated on North
Main street, opposite Mr.. F. g. Meyers
residence. He will overhaul the place,
and move in April LIST next.
CHEsrER's CURE is the best remedy
known for the cure of Asthma, Bron-
chitis, Catarrh, Coughs, Colds, etc.
Testimonials at drug stores. Those who
use it once never try any other. Price
so cents and 81. For sale in Kenosha
by Starkweather & Co. and G. HI. Hurd
The babies cry for it, and the old
folks laugh when they find that the
pleasant California liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup of Figs, is more easily taken and
more beneficial in its action than bitter,
medicines. 1t strengthens the
Liver, Kidneys, Stomach, and Bowels,
while it arouses them to a healthy
activity. For sale by G. HI. Hurd.
Mrs. A. B. Williams, of Usage Mission,
Kansas, formerly of this city, made a
brief call upon numerous friends last
week, while on her way to the East to
visit her mother. She reports A. B. as
in good spirits, and wonders how any
body can live in Kenosha when there is |
such glorious country as Kansas. Mrs. |
Williams is as brisk and glib as though |
she were only sweet sixteen.
Mr.. F. G. Meyers brother Jacob and |
wife, his daughter, Mrs. Katie Schlisch,
and two children, and his daughter-in-
aw, Mrs. Frank G. Meyers, and two
children, who have been visiting Mr..
md Mrs. Meyers and other relatives
since the early part of November, will
cave for their homes in Colusa county,
CAL, next week. Miss Elite Middle
lamp, of Somers, will accompany them
ind remain there until next fall.
The German Workingmen's Aid So
,iety celebrated the sixth anniversary
If their organization on Tuesday even
ng with a banquet at Park City Hall.
only the members and their families
we're present. The newly-elected Off
GERS were installed before the banquet.
Speeches were made by President Kitz-
70, Mr.. John Betting and others, A very
pleasant time was had by all.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-01-20
STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY COURT
FOR KENOSHA COUNTY-IN PROBATE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN-C0UNTY COURT
FOR KEN0SHA COUNTY-IN PROBATE
Notice is hereby given that at the regular term
of the County Court to be held In and for said
County at the County Court room III the city OF
Kenosha, In said county on the first Tuesday, be
ing the 9TH day of February, A. d. 1888, at 1l
O'Clock A. NJ, the following matters viii be heard
and considered:
Estate OF CHESTER A. Sc0FIElD, deceased
The application of Frances A. Scofield for the
appointment of an administrator of the estate OF
Chester A. Sc0feld, late of the town of Bristol In
said county, deceased.
Estate OF HORACE E. CLARK, deceased.
The application of Silas Clark and Sarah G..
Clark. for examination and allowance of their
final account as administrators of the estate of
Horace E. Clark, late of the city of Kenosha, In
said county. deceased, and for the assignment and
distribution of the residue of said estate.
BY order of the Court.
Dated KenOsha, Wis, Jan. 10th. A. d. 1888
ANTHONY VAN WICK,
County Judge.
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1t was moved and carried that the
Mayor be authorized to draw an order
in payment Of the Holmes judgment.
Meeting adjourned.
F. w. MATHEWS,
City Clerk.
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MAILS OPEN.

Sl6 A M, from the North and South 1915 p. M.
from the West; 200 P. NJ, from the South: 2:3O
P. M, from Milwaukee; b45 p. NJ, from the North;
IT'S from the South.
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Dill OF JOS. BerenS-$4.UU--aI
under suspension of rules.
Bills presented and referred:

The judiciary committee, to whom
was referred the sewer ordinance in
favor of st. Georges congregation, re-
ported and recommended the passage of
said ordinance.
On motion, the report was accepted
and the ordinance declared adopted. 1t
follows:
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION

ATT0REEYS-AT-LAw.
Probate business speciality.
ONCE OF District Attorney.
Office over D. Head 4 Co.'s Bank. Kenosha, Wis.
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Created Disturbance.

HARRISBURG, June l2--Bishop Turner, OF
Georgia, precipitated a lively discussion on
politics at yesterdays session of the Phiadel-
phia conference of thc African Methodist
Episcopal church, by declaring that he is in
favor of prohibitions. mid HAD left the R"pub-
ican party because it haa refused 10 protect
his wife aud children from insult In the
south. He added that he had just come from
the national Prohibition convention, where he
had helped to nominate Gen. Fisk for the
presidency.
Before the bishop had concluded bis re-
marks several delegates were on their feet
and clamoring to be heard. One declared
that he was Republican and intended going
to the Chicago convention, where he would
help to place In nomination the ucSt presi
dent ard vice president OF the tuited States
Bishop Turner discovered that be ha,' made 6
mistake, aud explained that he did not cx
pect his brethren to follow him. "No," cx
claimed an old Preacher, 'we don't intend t,
follow YOU"
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A Woman;s t7iedfe,

CHICAGO, June 12.-it is authoritatively
stated to-day that the monument to the po
lie men rhn fell in the Haymarkct massacre
will not lie in the generally proposed form of
an officer with Club, raihpaftt ON m heroic
pedestal, and it is further stated that thc
memorial will be located fully u mile and a
quarter from the Haymarket, which is
SURROUNDED with factories and ssloons,
and is not well stiite.i for = work OF
art, anil that policeman With n clup
has been demonstrated to be thor
oughly inartistic subject, however admirable
lie may be ON n beat. Union Park, heautl-
full piece Of green sward, In choice residence
district, will be the cite of the monument.
The design will be that Of female figure,
austerely draped, holding aloft an open book
The figure s law, the book the statutes. The
pose bcspcsss the triumph Of order over an
archy. Th. book pr0ciEi,ns that in this com
monwealth law is supreme.
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The Republicans.

CHICAGO, June 16.-From this morning
to Tuesday the battle Of clans will he
waged in earnest What for the past
three days has been a friendly skirmish,
will be turned into rcd hot contest.
Around the various headquarters this
morning there has been much talk re
garding the significance of the defeat o.
the combined forces in the national com
mittee meeting last night. The ques
ton was that of placing on th'
roll of Virginia the delegation headed i,
Malone and allowing the Grover dclcga
ton seat in the preliminary organiza
tion as contestants. The proposition wa
defeated by 1s to 12. No special signti
cancc is attached to the result except a
the Allison. Alger and Harrison head
quarters, where it is loudly asserted tha
the result was of special moment as show
ing the strength of Sherman and Gresham
against the field
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Too Gold aud Moist

| CHICAGO, jane l2.-The Farmers Review
this week will print The following crop sum
mary: "rhe nufavorable conditions for tht
termination OF seed this spring-excessivc
moisture and unusually low prces--bavc
made rcplanting of corn necessity III
many localities. Replanting is not finished
In some iats districts but in Others corn is up
and making fair progress. An average TEN
peraturc for the season of the year is now
most required to insure good foundation fo,
ren;une,stisc crops. The ground has dried
very rapidly since tie tchent rains, and gen
tic, warm showers would be wcicthhe IN many
places. An appreciable increase this year in
the acreage planted to corn is again noticea-
bic from summary of the reports from our
coritf;iot'e'tr. In Minnesota there is, how
ever, apparently fdttifs oir In the acreage
planted, while In Kansas Dakota and Ne
braska the increase Is quite extensive.
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DR.. sage'a Catarrh Remedy cures when
every other so-callcd remedy fails,
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sidss th- a,mr appropriation bill was de-
fcatcd and The hcusc Proceeded under the
regular order, being business on the prlvnte
calendar, Mr. Townshcnd giving notice that
he would call up the appropriation bill 20
morrow.
Many hours were Gpent in the consideration
VI private bills, several of which wer,
PASSED.
The hottse took tecess till ap. In. when
Fri'at& pension bills will be considered.
Mr.. McCrcars Of Ecntucky, obtained unan-
imous consent to Introduce the following,
Resolved, That we have heard with PR.
found sympathy of the death of the empcroo
kls .asa fricndly advocate of friendly and
libtIal policy ID Germany, and we express oul
respectful sympathy to lie German nation in
the loss of their great and renowned ruler.
Passed unanimously.
AZ the evening session the house passed
fotIy-hine private pension bills, and at 10 &c
oGl8ck adjourned,
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A Winner.

CHICAGO, June 16-Thc California
delegation are here with tlounting ban
ners for Blaine and protection. Five
thousand people welcomed them. and s
measley band accompanied them to the
Leland hotel. The impression here i:
that Blaine will run if nominated by &C
clamation, but his chances are meagrc
Sherman will have the highest vote OF
the first ballot, then Alger, Gresham ant
Allison. How the party will split il
hard to surmise. The candidate will b'
black horse, whom Cleveland will knocl
out. Republicans have no confidence
tacitly in the caucus. They admit tha
Grover is ''two-timc winner.
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Caused BY Domestic Infe,ici,y.

ALTOONA, Pa, June ii.--A man named
Glasgo, resident of Glasgo, Cambria county
aud then put bullet through his 6wn head
yesterday. The son in-law died instantly.
Glasgo still lives, but will die. The cause OF
the tragedy is attributed to family troubles
Lamudo was not Living with his wife and re-
fused to give Glasgo the care Of child. TIL.
grandfather became cnraged and procuring $
revolver, entered Lamado's residence ant
scgan to shoot, which resulted as above
Glasgo was prominent citizen OF the place
aud after whom the town was named.
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TERRIFIC Explosion.

ZANEsvILiE, o., June 1G-At noon to-
day u barrel Of gasoline exploded in The
warehouse of Bailey Bros, druggists,
totally destroying the building and bury
ing in the ruins, Morton Bailey, the son
of one of the proprietors, and five others.
whose names cannot be learned. -Four OF
the five have been taken out seriously
burned. and one fatally. Two bodies re
main in the ruins which are burning
fiercely. The force of the explosion was
| felt mile away.
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Our young friend D. N. Wheeler
recently graduated at Elliotts Business
College. Burlington. To-. and is now
bookkeeper for the Weir Plow Co., pal-
las. Tex, at S16 per month,
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THE GRAPHIC.

e-Tsrm' Of advertising made kaown on appr
cation.
70 Job work Of every descriptive executed is
the best style and at the lowest rsesa
az Advertisements not accompanies b instrrs.
tions will Be inserted until ordered saa aaS
charged for sccordingly.
ES-Short communiostions on any subject Of In
are acceptable if accompanied b. he name Of
the author.
Ey-An matter intsndsd for TIE nsxt issue must
bc in tho Office - early y Wednesday svsains y
insure ppblioakinn.
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THE GRAPHIC

ILaela but : few months OF being tn. olae..
tv~spaper in Bfnle county.
eH-As An advertising medium II ia not q, ,.,,.a
bs any newspaper in South Dakota.
s Has rapidly increasing circulation among
- most Intelligent class of people in Brule and
ths adjoining counties. - '-' ADN
vhas circulation second to none in tbi, Or
ad,onining counties, and paid up subscripton
List it is believed superior. f''NA
aIs lively. spicy, independent and devoted
soieiy to the interests Of Kimbal and B,ula Cn
Everyoody enioyes reading it. Give it trial
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RENO POST, NO. IS, G. A r. Meets at Mason
AS1o Hall the first and third Wednesday in each
month. = >-
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Severed HIS Juelcr Vein.

WAxAiAcntE, Tex, June l2.-Jamcs Gard.
ncr, arrest, d for cinbezzlement while cashier
of Rositoi's store, committed suicide by sew.
crinp his jugular vein.
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EEIIGIoJS.
SOCIETIES

ST, MARGARETs CATHOLIC CHURCH,
Father Stack, Pastor.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31

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Ge1lrev aaa seef e.tssr Sito k1e fofsnsa
OF H. aarp hs ASST TIE nrre refused -
hsfea q IL Manager op2frsy iaAiu2t@s
tnal sithoaxh less zrs assiroas Il r1n0tag
thziF oitee anisr auioa fa4ss Z tAs msa
pf<xs sastiuase { xiIl ss ir41sfosFaei lato
: asa-an,,sa sh0D. Tne Unlea las iss1es
eircaiar exg.ainlaz thsir k1sYs1<s an&
sssElns Manages Cooley seFe<slT.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31

Matthew IS syinoolized by man with .
pen IN MS hand, aIld scroll before him, look
ing 0v,r his left shoulder A. an angel This
part of the gospel was the first, and the
angel represents the Being who dictated it.
Mark Is represented by man seated writ
ing. aEd 0y hls side couehsnt winged lion,
enbie.nstical OF the resurrection, which is
most fully described by this evangelist. Luke
Is set forth by man With pen, looking in
deep thought over a scroll, and near him .
COW or or chewing the cud. The latter part
refers 20 the eclectic character Of Luke's con-
trioution "a the gospel John, rs a young
man ef great dsheacy, with en- eagle in the
background to dsnots sublirslfy. The more
ancient symbols were-for h.fshew, a
mans face; for Marx, lion : for Luke, an
OK. and for joan, flying eagls, in allusion
20 the four cherubim bsfore the throne of
God, described in the Book Of Revelations:
'.Ths first Was ike lion, and the second like
a calf, and the third bad face 3 man, and
the fourth WAS as flying eagle Hensnus
says. The lion signifies the royalty OF Christ,
the calf his sacerdotal Office, the mans face
his incarnation aud the eagle the grace OF
the Holy Ghost" Brewer, from i~hom We
have quoted freely, makes the mistake OF
many commentators in speaking OF four
Gospels by four evangelirts. while their con-
srsbations are % the one Gospel. hence the
title, The Gospel According to Matthew"
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31
The cUaiosny s4op.
Ass1s Psazisx OH ga the rrsasIsa
Uaksrs.


waters.
TIE phrsss --gfi 81 ths treahled waters
occars IL Eesiss -Ssclsslsztical history"
sblok IA chap. ~. wrftlee - Latin mors
thsn l. LOS years go fFWa ne ~ 81 A ID.
TIE ssaesabls beas = speaking of Bishop
Ahian. wh0 ~as pera.isEe1 - ~crk miracles,
A priest esllel W. lCttsl w@s sent into
ksat - fsGeh kAnhsds. King Ed~ines
da1eatar. ~s0 ~as - b. married 70 King
Os~ura He ~as - 90 By land, bat - ~
thru D. ~ster. Before us departure Vita
yis.ts-i t1s oishap. and besagkhl Ms prayers
for prosperous journey. 1as blshop slesset
hIn. azd preileting Tor ais return great
tempest and = contrary Wind that shoa2d rtss
s1ddsaly. gave hIns poE < OIL saying, Re
nleulher saat yoa east into the sea this oyls
that I give you snd knon the winaS being
laied, comfortable fayeT weather skAli ensus
0a tEs sea, slich shall send voa agaias with
as pleasant = pessage as yoa have Wished.
The tempsst cams As predicted, ths sailors
essayed - cast '-anczF' In vain the water
began % All the ship. aud ''RoShinz bat pres
enl death sas booked for At the near ap-
preach q death came the thought Of the
bishop snd tie pot u oil Taking it u his
haad. The priest cast the oil INTO the sea,
when, a. II by magic, Il became quiet and
CAIN, and the snip was delivered Bede do
clszes that b. had it from a very creditabls
naEs--a priest of cur ehurch-Cy ymmnnd by
name, Who salde that he had hearis IL of
Vita, the priest IA whom the miracle was
wrought" Modsrn experiments show that it
was 40 miracls, and 30 have no doubt the
scene occurred precisely as described. This
va tke nrss recorded Instance We can find OF
pouring cal On ths tr0Qbled waters" IL is
now a cO1nInon metapA0r, used Of al efforts
q alLsy eoaEn0tioa OF any kind by smooth
words u council IA the interests Of peace
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31
SAVED Ills LEGI
SCRCFUL.A
OF THE
bone Cured


LErRoSlA. Ca. August Il. 1881.
THK SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. Atlzuss, Ca,
Gentlemen-I have been afflicted ~ifh
liberation Of ne legs ever slace | was a
child. the disease undoubtedly being here
citzry, As ny mother suffered from sezoIul.
nv afnietlon increased uKul the mslady
became harraSsing and peinfGl beyond the
power OF words % descrlsc Ny ri2ht TX
particularly became fcarfuIly Involved, me
ferf Lex being less pain fully Affected Finally.
about fourteen years aeO. lie ulcers on ily
rigat leg had eaten throagA tSr hesh INTO
the 6ene- In srcer TO save ny ffe the doc
tors determined ID sDBUtate my l&g below
tue knee The 0Perxti2n VS. suecessfu.iT
and DR. ~. p Bond, OF IithOBiS But the
loss 0f mr. leg gave me Only temporary r.
lief The poison Was sfil IN my system and
soon began - show itself Assin. In Snort
time after large uice rs appeared on my left
leg. covering IL from The knee 70 the tnstep
frequently while AZ wofk could be tracked
by the blood which oozed from the huge
ulcers. and the sores and rotteDing holes
were so offensive that my fellow orkmen
could not stand the stencil and would move
Last winter I was persuaded 10 try $ S. 8.
AS a last effort l consented TO do 50. and
about seven mopths seo ! began taking the
of the medicine, the offensive running began
70 grow less and less and klaily ceased, the
uicers healed. nay flesh became frn and
bottles, sn a. bale and staut a nan OF my
age ss there is In &c orgsa- lam seventyons
Year. Pa IA but & rsel now y.unssT and sSrongsss
abort 10 pounds. Sotning % be seen OF
the terrible disease, or to remind me OF the
torture suffered for so naanr years. except
the scars Of the perfectly healed ulcers.
Twant tho world to know OF the almost
miraculous cure Effected on me by s. 9. s,
and call upon those who wish 70 know the
particulars directly from me 10 write. and
viii consider " a pleasure ss we'll es duty
l. answer ,nstr letter. | refer ,p . DR.. y 7;
statement. Very gratefully yours,
B DRAKE
Treatise On Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
tree. THE SWIFT SFEcIFIg CO..
Drawer :, Atlanta. Ca
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31
NOTICE.
To he Qualified Electors Of he County
EFuf.

To he Qualified Electors Of The County o.
Kent.
Notice is hereby given thai the question
80 10 whether o. not The Coul 8 of Kent Abali
rsise by loan the sum Of one hundred and
fifty thousand oolisTs for The pifT9se oi
erecting a CouTf house. viii he submitted 10
az the snnuai township meetings thereof
RAPIDS - he bed IN said ,ouuty or The frsi
Mondsyin tprii. A. ID lsss SAD loan 10 be nav
able io.lSHs md ~ rate 81 iuieres' DO u
exceed i've per cent. Ter snnum VB oil Sums
remaining due and unpsid.on the hfieenth csy 0
January Of escb and every ear 20 wit.
The srp ef ten tioUsend dollars parsbe or the
ff~~Bth d. of January. ise0.
The san Of twenty thousand dollars psYsbse on
the fficerih cay n Jsnusrr. 1891
The sura Of fsu N s8ssnd do a. payable ths
fifteenth ca ~ ik8usry fttL
The suTp o enty thotssafd dollsrx payable On
ne iifteenth d. OF gaRusry l6i3.
The sum Of ten thoussBd dollars payable on the
hftsenth dsy of gsnua-y, lSt
1hs sCm o. twenty tbeussDd DO a. payable on
the liteentn day nj January. J. 5
Tho sgu a. tes iarUss dollar payable CO The
tffeeuth dsf . JsruerF. f-tfi
The sEu q lsee1fy t0Uussnd dollar Tsrsbie or
fhs sf.eenih dss Of jsnasry. 1877.
The srui q ten boa s3d oDiisfs payable On ths
ffseuth 6sf = jsBuarF, ~
Tee sur ~ fwprtv thoussnt dollars payable 81
the fheenft dey of January, lss
Dated Fetr1zr. >. lts5
p order 0f the Roerr ~ erFrfisors of Kent CO.
JACOB " RALEER
CORNFIITs Z. HARVEY. Ghsirnsin 81 b9erd
Clerk Egsr4
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31

sag4zs-cut iosL SIC. srsaaisssi zeIlse
a 60 g. kx1ra &C. e4s.c. Y el.os
II 5ts&r4e.
Coaee~Ggssa Rio IsseOc. Rio roasted, ZIG
sac, lava green. 80 80. Java, roasted. SO
AaEiesito. roasted. zz1s4.ic. Mexican. re~sLei
34zec.
TeAs-Jspsn. ane, sd sc; Japan. medium. y
e.. Ordinary, isgze: Hys0n. S)ezssc. qua
rSsdef. 28,,+e. OOsong SO &C. Congo. 20
o-c.
fiouE-s2 i5 per cwts 81 81 per Dol: patent pro-
eess, g. 51e39 a. per eFt, s. - PEI Dol. al wheat
Ee-E sziD per ewIs Snlo per ooi; oueksheAi.
as Per ceL
Mil Seed-Screenings, SIS Per ton, bran, Sis.
ships sls5o. midalinxs. SIS.
Feed-lOrn and oats y-lG2
rlt-AIcnlgan. sc. Eastern, 81. .i0
fkn-No. / whitsnSh- 100 per half bbl
trout. so-aoQ6oc. cOc. salt. otE7c per ID claIas,
soe per hundred, oysters bulk o. Cssi = gallon
sIAEdsrds, 1oc eau; selects. &c can srnoked hall
but lie.
Pork Ia bsrrelS-Mess pork. Chicago packed,
sl5.9c; extra short cut. N5osi iool; Standard clear
back. si6.o0.
Lard-Tierces. &c: 80 and 50 ID tubs &C. 81
10. round Tina, 100 eases &C. IN tin pals. &c
Beef IA bsrrels-Extra IN ess, warranted z0lDs
s. o0sk 400. extra. Doneloss $50
Butterine-Dalry, SOLID packed, iS9l4c; roll:
and pftnts. stetl5c. creamery, solid. lsc. extrl
creamery, packed. lsc.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31

Charles Edward, known a. the Pretender,
Was tns grandson Of James ii, Of England
He was defeated at the battle OF Culloden on
ths lSth u April, l5$6. a reward of $4,000
being offered FOR his person The last to
leavs the 6eld, hs was for five months fugi-
tive among - Highlands Of Scotland,
clo~eiy pursued By the spies and
cffcers Of the government After various
thrilling escapadss ae managed % reach the
Isle Of SKYE. in the character and disgrise Of
Betty Bourke, an Irish servant TO Miss Flora
McDonaid. daughter of noted Highlander.
The .hero of other periious adventures, he
reached the continent in September. Is&6.
His death occurred at Rome in lso4