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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1889-08-09
PATENT MEDICINES

Webrobose to KEEP a stock Of
aHMe Oa,7ons P9bs7eta1y Meai-
eiues that there IS any aemana
tor and a0zW from time to time,
add to oa7- stock all such that may
be eu9uiaed for. NE annex a
Prize list, and can furnish any
by0eu1u6le articles IN this line
at about the same acreage of price
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1889-08-09

Hires Improved Root Beer Extract. One
bottle, Is cents, makes five gallons OF
healthful and refreshing beer. Sold by
E. B. Humphreys s. Co.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1889-08-09

To regain your health if you are broken
down and suffering from nervous prostra-
ton? will tell you what cured me after
suffering for months. used two bottles
of Sulphur Bitters. and now | am well
man.-C. Stiles, Bookkeeper, Canton.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1889-08-09

Temperance lecturer In New Eaglsnd,
Mrs. John Barton, says: 81 was sabjoos
to those deathly sick headaches and alnO
dyspepsia. Sulphur Bitter cured n -
all other remedies failed. Mrs.. Bartoa =
the wife Of John Barton, Superixtsndent -
Repairs, Pacific Mills, Lawrencs, Mrs..
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1889-08-09

Il. 8. Fogg will give attention to practice of
law, as formerly. in all the courts
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1889-08-09
one OF MANY Tes1,monlars.

1LARkSBpkus " = Ittc. ais 49,.
Mr. J. f. TEu1TT, bridgeport y. j.:
DEAR SIA-It affords ME very great pleasure
to write thu following: Miss Kate Ramsey,
a Young ladN who makes her home with rs
has been trolSbled for as3ong time with very
severe pains N the stomach after eating,
whether she ate ktile orr much. and whatever
kind of food shA ate.f A few weeks ago ]
bought some of Npur Vegetable Lozenges,
which she used witlAfome relief Immediately,
and perfect relief YEA soon, and she has not
had a return of PAINS f&ee, and now eats with
impunity whateveg sha wants. Respectfully
yours, John u. Westco&, pastor OF Clarks-
boro NJ. Il. Chnrch.
Don't fail to try this \ Iuable remedy.
1t will cure dyspepsia in ann form, and at
the same time you may eat sQythlng yon
wish. Price SOC box. For sAe by E. B
Humphreyg& Co., or sent by man Agents
wanted in every county. Address j. r.
TRulrT, Manufacturer, +. @. Bcx 80,
Bridgeport n. j. scrt2s-ly
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1889-08-09
The Iandsomest Lady in wooastown

The IIandsOmesf Lady ia WOodsf0wn
remarked to a friend the other
day that she knew Kemp's Balsam for
the throat and lungs was superior remedy,
as it stopped her cough instantly when 9th
er cough remedies had no effect whatever.
So to prove this and convince you Of its
merit any druggist will give You a sample
bottle free. Large size soc and 81.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1889-08-09

A physician Of Missouri aunculons 49,
he win not take female patfeut nnAooe ~
can order the costume a we'll - - no0-
iciDe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-02

SnIa n 5


Das Dunfel, meletes bie Grmor.
bung bes Wannes nmbnllte, bt7en
2eibe man fiir5lid 3srftiifelt in elmer
Waferleitungsr6bre i'm 6airmounts
parfe gu pbilabelpbia fanb, iii iebt
aufgefldrt morben. Ser Mann bieB
Nnton 5diling unb 1T pon ieinem
pdrtner Safob S9roDp ermorbet tporz
ben. S1rDDp lit eitt Wfann BON So
Sabren unO itamnlt aus Der Sdmeia.
vt bat fein 8erbre9en bereits Elm.
gefanben.
Gin duBerif freezer Gaub murfe
lit Der pOif 3u SabianapoIis mitten am
Gage Deriibt. Gin Wann rief ben
MoHep Orber gIerf beraus nit benz
Bemerten, oab Senianb i'm au fpreAen
tuiinfbe unb pdbrenb iener beraus.
ging, itabl er Bantnoten i'm Uetrage
BON $500.
MmsIanb.
Die Be9iiiBungsrebe bes Railers
Wilbelm III. BEL benz Neutrality-suspicious.
bat nidt ben gebegtsn grmartunaen
entipro@en. sic entbielt ni9t Bic ge=
rineiten 4nfpielungen auf bic politifde
Situation.
Dem prOf. @eifden lit iebt bic
4nflagef6rift 3ugeifellt tporben. sic
lautet auf 0odberratb. gs lit Elm iebr
umfuasrei1es S9riftlfiid, lpelAes ba.
ranf fdIieBen ldbt, baB Der proceB ein
iebr langtpieriger merben tpirb, ba iebr
biele 3eugen borgelaben linb. Die
Mnflagei@rift ipirft einen MiidbIid iiber
bic gefammte f6riftfenerif9e 3batigteit
Geffdens, um gu beipeiien, baB er fets
eiit erbitterter Geinb ber beutl9en gin=
belt getDeien iei.
Die leiienben beutl1eH Blditer
ipre6en bic 0offuuns aus, baB bas
Sobr 1889 elm Sabr bes Grieoens iein
tperbe. Die pNorbb. Mag. 3ig.4 meint,
oaB bic Meinungsberi9 ri9iebenbeiten AMI.
f9en Der fran56iiiden unb italienif1en
&egierung in 8eSus auf Snnis nid9t
bon erniten 6oIgen iein tpiirben. Das.
feIbe Slatt lpbt bic ierbiI1en Nabifalen,
tuel9e bur6 ibre 9alting in Der Sfnps
f6ina geseist bdtteu, baB iis fdbig fno,
praftilhe B0litif 3u treiben.
- Giirft Bismard min 9lnfung ober
fpdteitens Ntiite Sanuar i'm beutf9en
&ei9stage iiber Die oitafritanii6e Grage
ipre6en.
- 3um 3mede bes gaues ifraiegis
f9er giienbabnen In ben 6iiliden pros
pinaen preuBeng lpirb benz 2anbtoge cine
2rebitsGorberuns bon As Mil. Marf
borgelegt merben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-02

men am 6afen unher. Wfit iebem
6daiffe, bas ben Strom berlieB, fubr er
nit in's Weltmeer binaus. Das I'm.
ifdie unb bds llnselellige, bic lln5us
| friebenbeit nit ber Welt unb ii1 ieIblf,
bic ii9 ieiner bemd1ti9t, erb1bten feline
9eftiefeit unb &ei3barfeit.
Wie Dor fsinem umgang nit Sid.
mers, Der cine beldnftigenbe Wirfung
| auf ibn ausgehbt, fu9te unb fano ct
leidbt einen 6treit.
/ Gin unbeitimmbarsr, ,namenIoIerS
laitete ibm auf 2opf unb Dcr3en, als
mtifIe ct cine gewaIttbat begebsn pber
erbulben. Qlle erbentIi9en urIa9.n
3os ct aur GrtIdrung Ieines 3uifanbes
beran, nur bic tpabre niGt: fem Ser.
| bdltniB 5u Sbereien. CT fablte, baB
he i'm ban fih 5u entfernen fu6te, baB
an bic 6teue ibrer friiberen fiiblen
Greunofdlaft Mbneigung getreten mar,
nno tuaste es fi6 bod nidt einsugeite.
ten.
Mit 5em 59nier3 iibsr Die lnleliss
teit ieiner 2iebe Derbano iid Die Gur9t,
ieinen Greun6 als ben Derni1ter ieines
@liids 3u entbeden. Bei benz blpeen
@ebanfen iiberlief i'm elm S9auer: ct
belt fi9 eines Morbes fiir fdbig.
Sti bieier Stimmung mar fur i'm bic
&ldtebr bes 6reunbes mebr Elm 2eib
als cine Wobltbat. Oie fiirmif1e
Greube, bic Nidmers beim Wieoerfeben
5eigte, erregte fein MiBtrauen, aIs OF
he Mat fouobl ibm als bielmebr Sbe.
reien gelte.
gr Dermo9te iie tift nit aufriGtiger
bersliGer Sbeilnabme su ertpibern unb
| fGdmte ii9 5uglei9 feiner 2dlte, ieines
Argtpobns unb feiner 6eigbeit, ben
Greunb offen sur &ebe 3u ffenen. Sn
benz faii9en Spiel, 3u bem ct fi9 gss
5mungeH glaubte, lift bic Wabrbeit unb
Mufri9tiateit feinss Weiens, er tpuroe
finffer unb i9eH, elm GpiDn, bsr ieben
Shriit Hidmers' beIauerte.
Inter ni9tigen Wortp6nben tueigerte
er fi6, ibn gu 9berefen 3u besleiten,
lunb f9li9 ihni oenno1 mad unb fanb,
an bic Wanb bes SauIes georiidt, bas
benz ibrigen gegeniiber lag, In allen
!, Qualen Der giferiu1t, balb ben eigenen
Sob. balb cine graufame Strafe fur
bic Sreulolen erfnnenb.
Denn als Hru1 ber JreunbI1aft unb
bes 8ertrauens erf1ien ibm bic Qiebe
ber Beiben, an 6er er itidbt Idnger smeis
| feIn iDpllte. llnb ME febr Iiib Gberaie
AZ fl Ia M.<Nl L.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-02
Meiitttel 1t1t0 GSncfett.

9ierin glaubsr mir Niles gu iibertrefen, iuas
1e bler offerirt tuoroen if, nidt nur, mas bic
Wnte Oer Waare, bic @reispiirbtsfeit nab Sen
Usl9mad anbetriift fonoern mir babsn einen
70 rs'dbalfisen gorratb, baf mir nit irsenb Ell.
mem aOnfeftions>@ @efddft DeIdes ausf6Iisblid
Oieie 8rau9e betreibt, erfOlsrei9 fonfurrireu
tonnen. Das Eager birst bic fdSnften Ga.
d9en, pelde Die MoDefdbte ber @eIt, Berlin,
9aris un6 gep gort bieten. Bir Iaben oIIe
San.en e'n, OieieS einsig in feiner slrt aus.
geEaIlsls Oepartsment gu inipi5iren, ba tuir
Ssrie p's, Serfep's, Seriep's.
Ylnld1 Wrap8, au allen Yreiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-02
gSerben mir nod, elnen Rriea erleben .

0erGietene pplitiGe Prcpbeten bebaupten, hab ties
ter 6aa iein pirb. Wlas BEN istn trte tbm rpe
her pcn her meb8intjaeu @tfenl6aft sesen has 9ees
Der 2ranfhetteu gefhhrte 8amp mtrb niAt aufb6ren,
bis mir bas ntpple 8eitaIter erreit baben nerben,
In mel4er has Mienf&enselHIet nidt mebr burd fSra
rerltde 3eieen beimgeudt merheu pirh. Gtne ber
madtisfen WaffeH aus her 6nitfammer ber 9etltunhe
tf 3ofetter's Wage HbttterS, mel9eS lid
ais Samilienmehisin pcH lpe5ieIem Nuken errieien
bat, fa eS ieerise eHcerung uHb Alieblide Seiluua
nereniaen Maeens, eebers nnh Observation-Disclosures
trtH9f, relde am Raufeifeu prrtemneu. 8erbauunss=
i@pd6e, @anenbei9rereen uub @eritepfuns finb nns
tertrennhe @efdbrtsn unh rieie @lasen perheu hnrd
has 8ttters pcitrmmen dusgerpttet. aber bic keiis
friftige gBrfung bieler uHdberirefim suirdaen unh
seiunben Webin erftre It i aud auf serpbIe Sufdae,
@benmatismuS uHo Herenleben; has GharaftsriStfuni
fener nieueriaseuben esenSreien Btrtnng III bic nns
petgfe@lide Grhnhlihfett nit ter e8 NIT tiefen pte
allen anberen ansfahtteu nsutrdsli4tettsn aufrdumt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-02
Eeke MAIN PLAZA
nnb
Acequia Strasse.
9aS &nb Oeparteuleltt.

Bie es fdon felt Sabren unier gefrsbsu
mar, oieles Departement in isber Be,iebuna il,
ben goroergrunb su bran9en unb boiIeIbe aur
Attratiicn ftir infer rmfangreides @eiddff AZ
MAIDEN, 70 baben mir unabIaTfig auf bef5su
9erbefernng bin9earbeitet un6 9lauben ietf
ben Stanbpnntt erreidt au baben, mo mir aIIsri
8onfurren5 fiibn bic Spite bietsn t6nnen.
Wir sOnnen nit Mlle.a aufparter, mas bic
neuette Wobe berborgebradt Bat, Ioipob[, pos
pie gaocn, als bic Ausfdmiidune Der 6iite on.
betrifft, un0 auberoeu, baben mir siue Gasae
nit Der eeitang biefes Departments betrdut.
bic nidt nur erprobte grfa6runa, jonbern aud
ei1ien anBercrneptIid guten mub feinen Sc
fdnad befiBt, uiib fi1erlid) ben Ddtaen, fpeIdbe
uns NIT ihreu Mnftrdsen beebren, bcue Gatiss
faftiou geben frir6
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-02
English spoken.

Cine plauberei, bic mir in Der oNat.
3tg." finben, unb bDt1lt aMtreffenbe Bes
merfungen iiber bas reilenbe @ngldn.
bertbunl uniersr Sage entbdlt, rn6ge
bier ibren plab finben: y3u ben &dtbs
ielt biefer Melt-iD f1reibt ber Mitars
better bes Berliner 8lattes-gebort bic
tdgli9 Ieidt gu beoba9tenbe Wabrneb.
mung, baB es @ngldnber un6 9Imerita'
ner in GROCER 3abl giebt, bic o4ne cine
Splbe pon elmer anberen Spra9e, als
ibre eigene ali berifeben, bstpaffnet ols
leiH nit BEN englii1en Bdbsfer oSer
MurraD binausaieben In bic Welt, bic
Weere our9iGiffen, Die 2dnber bur9=
ellen, BON eirent gnbe oes europdiI1en
Geltlanoes gum anoeren 5iebsn, Obne
einen 3ug 3u beridumen, obne I'm ibr
@epdd 5u fommen, obne @aunern in
bic 9dnoe 5u fallen. atusna6men.
tpeldbe Dorfommen m6ge1, piirben nur
bic Negel beipeiien. Sic bilben bas
Gegenifiid 3u ienen anberen 91tbieIn
unter ben Meni6eH, BON benen man
iagt: fie fden nidbt, iie ernten nid]t unb
@ott Der 6err erndbrt iie bod.s BON
ibnen beibt es nit &e9t: fie ipre9en
nidt fie berfteben ni9t bic 6pra1e bes
Sanbes, aber iie fommen bod gan3 gut
bur6. Wie fie es anfangena Gin BE.
beutenber 5beiI Der 26iung tpirb ipcbl
oariil 3li finben fein, oaB au1 in biez
fem JalIe Wabomeb gum 8erge fommt,
ba Der Berg ni@t au Mabomeb fommen
min. Da ber gngldnber llnb Nmerita,
1er einen iebr bebeutenben, Ia einen
erbriidenben S5roeentiab bes 6rembens
Dertebrs In aler Welt ausma9t, 70 bat
ilian iid iiberaq bort, no man porallss
f1tli9 nit ibnen in 8eriibrung tonlmt,
bardn gefu6bnt, ibnen bas &eiien -bes
quem unb angenebm au MAIDEN. Der
portier bes 0otels, Der gaflirer bes
ganfbauies, Der 8erfdufer i'm sroBen
@efhdfte. ferner, i,i1t I'm ibnen be-
ionoers entgegen3utommen, ionbern
neil auf borgei@obenem poffen 1niber.
falbilbung notbipenbig LIT, ber 3elteras
pbenbeamte, he Mlle tommen benz @ngs
ldnbfr unb Entertainer In ieinen 0ei.
matbIauten sntaeasn. 3iebt inou ba.
BEL in getrad1f, boB Ser hohe alIaes
meine gilbunasorao Bee bcutfd1en MSls
fes es bobin bringt, baB in ieber bsfer
lituirteu TamiIie tpenioffeus Elm init
aIieb III. bos elm uenia guoIiim per<
itebt, 10 III es f6on ertIdrlider. baB
Der iiberfseifd5e Better. Of er nun Sohn
Bun uber OnfeI SOM beift. mil eiuem
boben @rabe BON 3uperlidbt miuoeiiens
ins oeutfd,e Qau6 a;ebt. MIerhiuos
tam es aeid5ebeu, bas in Toloe bieier
Uerp6hnuua Bic Neariffe iid5 Elm tpetiio
pertpirren uflb boE Bic oeSfeiaerfen glns
ipriid1e oes TrembIiuas an red,t 6roffi.
idbem Musbrud fomlleu ym porioeu
sSobre befonb ID, mid in einem 9,oe
Ser mad, TrauffI,rt am Moim inbr ois
in giIenadb md, Elm emoIiidhes Gheboor
in bas bereits ffarf oefiiilte Goubee ffien
uno ben ohnehin aerinoen Maum Mi MI
e;rs~ ,,vcfo,,LT;L... on..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-02

SdwarSe lno farbige 9triintpfe,
ebenfo FANCY CoLoRs,
fiir 9a,ttett 1tttb Msd6mem
- in
= BaumpoIIe, molIe un6 Sei6e.
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.s" ..%s"." =. WoI.FSoN'S Riesen E:tablissement.
@leiber : gtpffe.

DOppeltbreite, farbiae uno i4mar8e;
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Seittett : 3ettl3e .

@eiee unb farbise sif6tdder nit eerbiet.
ten, sif6tud,eus BEL Der garb, Sanbtider,
gibies, @oIene giidOedsn fit @arlOr unb
@obnsimmer. giano. Deden, bas alIernsncite
nnb inooernfe. Table scarfs, Lambrequins,
Bel Der gar6, au alien @reiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-02

9lls 8lutreinigunssmiittel giebt
es nidts beHeres wie Or. Nusuit So.
nig's 0amburser 3ropfen. Sn allen
Apotbeten 3u baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-02

9ie garser @alpsiions fritiIiren
ben MaDor Sutton iebr fart, neil CT
Bel Der Nnitelung bon polijiiten tii9i
borf6siger 5u Werte gebt. gs tuiro
ibm aa@getpieieu, baB our9 polijiiiens
1rutalitdt bereiis bier Menf6eu ibr 2e'
ben perloreH baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-02
ln1njIl l1l|1jl|l 9Q1|1I1lngfRr lgl|1lI1lg ter
] &piAp9 &eiSpe

5n allen Garben su alien ~reiien. 9as $40.
bernite uno @ef6madboafe, mas bic Saiion
bietet. 1tnier Eager 1T nniibertrsffIid reid.
baltis urb bic Damen itnb sebeten, iid) fpesiel
biefes Departement, tpeldes auberorbentIid
Siibf6eS bietet, ansufeben.
Sammt unb WIiifd su allen greiien, unb in
alien iLliben unb Gancb. Garben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-02

aameeIbaare, Drate D'aIlma, sreo!s, Sen.
riettas, gIbatroB, ssrses, 8aille Graneais,
gaibmeres, Faniie, @taIte'e, Damafe, Satiu
Slips, gorborstte, goIombe, Sbubat, 9onbou
SpuIe, glaneIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-02
! Sm1u1n 1sss-s9
Sd)at6e! @Cf1ltf1e! M}1ftte

Oiefes Oepattement it 70 reidbaltia unb
pobl auSgefattet, bab es einen Store fiir iid} in
anfprud nebmen f0nnte. g8ir ifebeu in bi-
refter gerbinbuns nit ben anerfannt beifen
Gabrifen bet Ser. Staaten uno biirfen uns
pohl ribmen, bab mir nur oas alerbeife uno
6aS fafbionabeIffe S1ubpert fir Damen unb
9inoer anf Eager baben @ebr banerbafte
Sdnbe fur faltes unb naiTes asetter offeriren
pir fiir Ganltinber.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1889-02-21
PERSONAL GOSSIP.

1t is said that Gen. Harrison and John
G. New have a sort of David and Jona-
than relationship.
Mrs. Rachel Willis, of st. Louie, com
mitted suicide because she could not gain
the literary reputation she loDged for.
Few literary people are 30 sensitive as
that.
Rev. DR.. w. j. ROLAND, of Pittsburg,
Pa, who has been talked of as the probs-
BILE leader of a scientific expedition to
Africa, is said to possess one OF the finest
chronological collections in America. It
includes 100000 specimens of 10000
species.
A number of ladies in New Bruins wick,
N. j., have ordered a wax bouque which
they propose to present to Mrs. Harrison
on inauguration day. As it will measure
forty-two inches in height and weigh
twenty pounds, Mrs. Harrison, if she
carries it, will get an idea of Che burdens
of Office.
Sidney Bartlett, prominent and still
active member of the Boston bar, OBJ
served his n1netieth birthday recently.
Although ten years the senior of Glad
stone, he is daily arguing complicated
cases with the same lucidity as in former
years. 1t is said that he has q yearly
practice of 100000.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1889-02-21
FIENDISH MURDER
1t is Thought That Jack the Ripper
Has Been Found.
He Murders His Wife and COnceals the
Body in a Chest.
The Act Was Committed in a Fit of
Unconscious Murder Mania.

LONDON, Feb. 15.-Thn body of a wo-
man, concealed In wooden chest, was
discovered to-day by the police of Dun
Gee. Her abdomen was ripped open and
the body was mutilated. The chest was
so small that the murderer had been
compelled to squeeze the body into it.
The husband of the woman mas been
arrested on suspicion of being her
murderer.
LONDON, Feb. IA dispatch from
Dundee says the murderer of the woman
whose mutilated remains were found in
a chest there today Is W. b. Bury the
husband of the victim. Bury was q resi-
dent of Whitechapel, London, and his an
tecedents which have been traced, suggest
that he is slack the Ripper" and that he
is subject to fits of unconscious muir
der mania. The post norton examin-
alton held on the body of the Dun6ee
victim, proved the woman had first
been strangled ard her body had then
been mutilated, the abdomen being rip
ped open and the legs and arms twisted
and broken. he says he left Whitechap pei
three weeks ago. He refused to say Why
he left there, and acknowledges that he
had DO business requiring his attention
in Dundee. He says he and his wife
drank heavily last night before retiring,
and that he does not know how he got to
bed. Upon awakening he found mis-
wife lying upon the floor with rope
around her neck. Actuated by a sudden
mad i'm pulse, for which he cannot &C
count, he seized a knife and slashed the
body. Upon mis- reason returning he
became alarmed and hastily crush
ed the body into chest in
which it was found, thinking to fly and
make his escape. He found, however,
that he could not leave his wife's remains
and he finally resolved to inform the
police. The theory of the police officials
is that Bury's wife knew something CON
Meeting him with the East end atrocities,
and that she took him to Dundee in the
hope of preventing a recurrence of the
crimes
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1889-02-21
BISMARCK IN TROUBLE.
He is Greatly Worried Over Certain Party
Intrgues.


Intrigues.
BERLIN, Feb. 15.-Prince Bismarck's
attack of neuralgia is complicated
with rheumatism, renal disorder, want of
appetite and insomnia. His visits TO
Chancellorie are marked with frequent
outbursts of passion and other evidences
of extreme irritability. Apart from
his morbid physical conditions
party intrigues aiming to sap his in
fuence with the emperor worry that
chancellor moro than ever. Count Won
Waldersee, whom the ultra-conservatives
hope to see succeed Bismarck scored
against the chancellor By getting the
emperor to assent to the stopping of the
action against the Kreuz Zeitung.
court report says when Prince Bis
marck went to Schloss to protest that
action must proceed, he was kept wait
ing a quarter of an hour in the ante
chamber; that in fit of violent rage he
told the chamberlain that the delay was
an Intentional insult, and that the en-
peror Oh hearing the broil left his
room hurriedly and apologized
to the chancellor aEd succeeded in calm
ing him, and obtained his assent to
the abandonment of the prosecution.
Bismarck, if in sound health, would prob
ably care little for the enmity
of the ultra conservatives. Herr
Liebknecht will introduce in the 1ichstag
a resolution condeming the mutilation in
the postofice of a number of the Contem-
porary Review containing an article on
the Bismarck dynasty" He will insist
that as the article had not been inter
dicted the action of the authorities was
illegal. He intends to make the incid emit
the pivot for debate on Bismarckian
despOtism.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1889-02-21
Chica 90 Market.

CHICAGO. Feb. 1S.-Flour-Shows no change in
prices. Wheat-EaSier; loss for seller cash;
1918 for seller March; 095s for seller May Corn
Steady 341s for seller cash; 343s for seller March
IS is for seller May. Oats-Steady; 25A for
for seller May. Rye-45lf. Barley - Nothing
doing. Prime timothy-1.45. Flax seed
1.59 Whisky-1.O3 Pork-No cash; ii 90 for
seller March. Lard-Steady; 6 52lS for seller cash
6.55 for seller March; $50 for seller May.
Shoulders and short clear. in light request;
short ribs, 5SOa5.90. Butter-Quiet, with better
feeling for fine goods; creamery, 1Sa29; dairy,
15a24 Cheese Steady; full cream cheddars, 1884
all; flats, 1034a11; young Americas, 12a121s
Unchanged.
Flour-Recelpts, $780, shipments, 1900.
Wheat-Receipts, 25 900; shipments, 1000.
Corn-Receipts 10000; shipments. 1876 900.
Oats-Receipts, 10000; shipments, $4,000.
CHICAGO, Feb. 1S.-The Drover's Journal re
ports: Cattle--Receipts, 5000; steady; choice to
extra beeves, 450a470; steers, S00a4 25; stockers
and feeders, 215a3 40; COWS, bulls and mixed.
1.50a3. 20; Texas cows, 2.0Oa215. Hogs-Receipts,
II, 500; trong; shade higher; mixed 440a4 60;
heavy, 44Oa455; light, 4 45a4 65; pigs, 450a4.Ss.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; steady; natives, S.25
a5.O' westerns. corn fed 445a4.7 715; lambs,
5.00a6.10
The Drover's Journals special cablegram from
London quotes excessive receipts of American
cattle; demand weak; prices suffered sharp
decline during the week; tops, 12c per pound es-
timated dead weight
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1889-02-21
YESTERDAYS DISP ATCHES.

The jury IL the Brown murder trial at
Mason, Ia, returned a verdict of mot
guilty"
John Cohen, a clerk in pawn shop at
Boston, is missing, and jewelry to the
amount of $4,000 is also gone.
The people of Virginia voted for an
amendment to the constitution giving
the legislature the power to establish lot
teries In the state.
O'Brien was arraigned for violating the
crimes act, at Dublin, and his trial was
postponed until Monday to enable him
to consult with his counsel.
loaded car dashed down an incline at
Grou's Mines, East Brady, Pa, instantly
killing E. w. Baker, miner, and injur
ing r. L. Criswell, the weigher.