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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-27
PROPOSALS..
DROPOsATs FOR TOBACCO

PROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO
l. February 10, ieh9.-ssaiei pfOposhs. en-
dorset 4" Poo 0sala for Tobacco vii b. received
from manufacturers or regular dealers Only, 90
tho bureau o. Provisions ami Clothing. navy
DepartmeDL Washington. ID. g., uotii u o'clock
A. NJ. March Y. 1859. and publicly opened lnne-
dlatsiy thereafter, tor thC supply. CA or before
November I, lSs9. al he sRyy-lard, hoy orr,
Of ono hundred Gni nity thousand lS.O4l
pounls OF Navy tOhacco. Proposals must 10
made IN duplicate uPcn blank forms which all
be Furnished By the bureau 81 Provisions and
Clothing upon Application, dad mesf - u.ef euf
a. fsdfcatel by M biank Ito bids dscldqd b.
lot samples o. the standard tcDan,) VIII Dc
furnished bidders upon application - TITS bl-
reau. The Department reserves he fgtt @
reject any bid not deemed advantageous 10 DO
Government JAMES FULTON, fnyma'icr
General L. = Navy. g. .b4-.
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A Philadelphia paper says court in that
city "fned the wrong man." Perhaps the
court couldn't find the right man.
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EORr MONROE. VA. JANUARY

L'OhI MIN hOf, ' A., JAN IA"
Il 30. Iss9.-sEALgD PROPosALS. In trlgncaD,
will be received ~ ibis oiice until " o.lss
noon February -. 1889. and then Opened. ili
constructing and itiing two orick blillipgs tsie
for yater-closets Preference will b. gIfel ID
articles OF domestic production GA uann'A ..l,,
conditions OF price and quality unc. iins Prs VI.
price OF foreign productions OF n4s4le A.0
the duty ihereoni being equal lio 49,
states reserves the night 10 rolecs any " al oi/
All Information furnished by underslgneA ~
yelopes contsining bids 10 30 marked " TO
posals for BGildlngs.' aud addressed -
CHARLES BIkD. captain aud A. Y. NJ. l. = 4
10 1851. tel,22o,W
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-27
HEALTH IS WEALTH

DIR. Y c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, q guarantee specific for hysis
ria Dizziness. Commissions. Fit, Nervous Net
ralgis Headache, Nervous Pr0stratiOn caused By
the use 81 alcohol or tobacco, Nakefulncss, hel-
"a Depression, 5oitenlng u tho Brain resulting
IN Insanity ami leading - misery. decay, sat
death, Premature Old Age. loss OF Power "a
Either sex caused BY oyer-eIertOn ~ the brain
or over-iad ulgeac-. ka.h box contains ons
months treatment 81 a box. or siK boxes Tor -
tesi " mail propsid On rec7ipt OF pncA
VIZ QUARANTINE FIX BOXES
ocurs any csse. with ercn ordrf fs'siF-s D. Z
US for sir boxes accompanied with s., ~ Hlh
sepd tho purchaser our written guarantee 70 70
fund the money IL tho treatment does uot gisa
Gcura Guarantees issued only by
4. ROBERTS BAKER, Drnggis,
Sole Agsn,
90 east Main street. KehmoBd. -
my l-d&Wly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-27
STILL COMING IN.

rova,x FRENCH sATINEs--sclect designs.
AMERICAN sATINEs at 1skc- yard--tulV
equal In style aud finish 70 the imported goo's'
DRESS GlNGHAM at SIC. q YARD.
DRESS ctNGHAMS at i0c. yard.
pRgss GINGHAMs OF the best make az isfc.
yard.
WORSTED DRESS GOODS.
Lovely COMBINATION, SUITS, STRIPED and
CHECKED DRESS GOODS.
sfx.oUARIER paEss sUfrINGs in the
pretties. fsncies.
No such assortrucnt can be found elsewhere.
Our stocs OF FAILLR FRANCHISE. sURAH.
RUADhNE. and GRos-GRAfN SILKS IS by far
much superior 10 to regular value asked snd
shown.
Aspecisi purchase OF LADIES' G0ssAMkRs
enables us to offer the regular 81 GosSAhEk
fer 8. 80 and the regular 90 GossAMER for e.
BYERs VENTILATED GossAMERs at $3.50
LADIES' ELECTRIC CIRCULARS at siA
A good MIsss GossAMER at 81.
RUBBER COATS for Men ana Boys
MEMS RUBBER HATS and LEGGiNGs.
All OF our RUBBER GOODS and GosSAMERs
are guaranteed 20 turn water
MATING.
Now Ia you chance 70 buy good MATING Tor
We snow a large assortment Of FANCY MAT
TINGS at very low prices.
COAT AND PANTS PATTERNS,
See our tasty selections aud you win be pleased
and viii purchase.
LEVY & DAVIS.
Rare bargains In LACE CURTAINS
ITO e7-eodl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-27

January 4ih.-To Frank q.
RUrin, payment Of ] per
cent due him as Second All
ditor on $}S3S159 tho
amount paid into the 1rea-
sury 20 the credit OF the Mil
Ter fund on account o. tho H.
come OF tho fund from July
= lse7. 20 and including
January 3. 1888, objected by
samuel Miller Ia his will TO
Do di1............ ..........b bo5 81
July 2Stn.-DO. on 37,6s4.57
from JANUARY 81 20 and In
cludigg July q. 1883. do.... $40 ~
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BRIEF COMMENT.

an. ZoLA favors BOULANGER." OF course.
NJ. ZoLA favors the sensational or nothing.
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NEW reIBE OF BED NEN.

A. new tribe OF Red Mcn-Wakulla, No:
72-was Instituted Lass night In the town OF
Crewe, In Not,oway county. fifty-two mem
bers present by Great Junior-sagamore w.
j. Trsylor, OF this city, assisted by PAST
sachems George Crichton and W. p. Beasley.
The following officers were elected Tor the
ensuing term Prophet, Rev. }. L. Maston;
Sachem, b. {. Hanna, senior Sycamore, l.
W. smith; Junior Sycamore. W. ;. Cham-
pIou; Chiet OF Records. G. w. oliver;
Keeper OF Wampum. J. w. Bryant.
GENERAL NEWS.
The dispositions in behalf OF John NJ. Lang
stou's contest for the seat in the next Con.
gress from this district Will close on Satur-
daY, March %.
Colonel James D. Brady has recently been
conducting Langston's dispositions 10
Greenesyile county.
Ex-Governor Cameron this evening went
out TO Dinwiddie Courthouse, where he VIII
Tomorrow commence dispositions for Lang
ton.
The members OF the Petersburg Electoral
Board were placed on the wltness-stand To-
day 10 testify In relation 10 their books, oui
nothing OF importance was elected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-27


Mr.. ROBSON as............." BERTHE the Lamb"
Mr.. CRANE as........." Old Nick ia the Street"
ut will not DO 10 inquire too closely Into the
way In which some Of Americas millionaires
have amaese1 wealth. strange storos are told
Of men 50 grasping that they stopped at nothing
even 20 the running OF their own sons. When
saw Bronson Towards clever play The Hem
retta' Ia which he portrays son 80 madly en-
crossed by the excitement Of gambling on the
Stock ~, haugo a. TO try and absorb his fathers
millions, thought the picture was oyerdrawn
Americans, however, told me that the case was
historical. but with the characters reversed,
which made It still more odious. Mar ORsHs
Impressions Of America.
Original Scenery, Properties. Music. Dresses &c
Act ]. The Giant and the Lamb. Act II. A
Packet Of Letters Act III. Bulls, Bears, and the
Tiger Act w. These Money Transactions
These Specuations In Life and Death
Prices: sl.25. 81, 75c., 50c., and &c.
Sale of seats commenced MONDAY, Feoru-
AIRY g5th. fe2l-It
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ts7,@I -
DTsBURsFMFNTs.

Disbursements Under Ordsrs0fh County Court 81
Absmaris and Ordeys approved BY tho Board q
Education. 1883
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-27

on wh.ch an annual interest iucIu-
ding dividend on the Bank OF Ken
lucky stock, estimated OF s3.ss0,
may DO relied upon, amounting los s0,09 80
Tho following securities belonging 10 the fund
are OF doubtful or OF no value:
shares OF stock In tho Lynchburg and
Danyills Railroad Company DOUBTFUL
faluo1.s. ss..... ~ o,tao W
Orange and Aloxaadris Railroad Com
panys registered bonds Gao yalue1.... e,6s5 %
's stock q Sao vsiasS.. - 1000 90
Shares OF stock m the Southern Pacific
kairuad Company tpo value. ........ io,spo %
State OF Indiana. Waossh and Erie
Canal Company 81 per cent stock mo
Netutl. Observation-Disclosures @ostS w
Richmond and York-hiysr Railroad
company's $ per cent coupon bonds
Richmond and york-'tlyer compAay's
certificate lao yaiuel. ........,,...... 500 %
Tho farm In Amherst county. Va that b.
lonxsd v ne fnnd hae been sold har fAhsA ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-27
rrHE MILLER Fund.
coaxoxwraIru oy vfRotsfA.
SECOND AUDITORS OFfIcs: +
RfcHxoSp. January ]. 1852 )

HIcHxosp january I. 1852
His Ercciisney Fytxhngh Ice. GoeeTno' (" ~
gir.-IJpder the provisions Of tho wiz OF samuel
Miller. deccased for tho cstapiisnnisas nor
pstuni support Of a school on he msnusi-sr y,
prinriple. on a tract OF land IN tne sonn,y y.
klpemcrio. aud the act OF Assembly Oh .eD'ua 1.
pa 1870 entitled ian ACT TO give enoct 70 ~, 49,,
nroInise Of the litigation in rcspect 70 We -
ssruasioo and efroct "a the win Of samuel siIier.
deccssed. and % establish tho AnnusfLspO,,
School, provided for In the twenty-httn cisoso "a
said wiil,9 Il Is made the duty Oh 'no es.y 80
Auditor 70 open aud Keep separate eccouns y.
Inc fnnd given ia trust Cor the above purpose 70 20
denominated the Miller Fund. and aBnnsiiy, vn
the 3isf OF December. TO make and render s.ae
and accurate account OF the fund, showing oas-
tinc.ly and in de,ail the receipts ana w.. xssr
ments on account o. tho same during 'hs yoa'
Immediately preceding, Q copy OF when sc,v'iu'
verified by The oath OF the Second AUDITOR. ~
oulred 10 DO delivered 20 the Governor, 20 y. ~
MIN laid before the legislature: ana snotner
sopy thereof verified In Ike manner. 70 De pun
n ned for ono month Ia two newspspcrs-one
printed IA tho town OF Charlottesville AMI me
other IN the city OF Richmond. so.n-
In the discharge OF this duty nave sne noHo'
10 present the following statement;
PRINCIPAL
Eeeeiat, and Disbursements on Account V he
Principal Of the Fund from DsoSnDer II, 1896, 70
and Faciudi'lg December 81 lsos;
REcEIPTs-isss
February 2sd.--From John Lewis ~.
torney. collection on account OF nrss
land bond Of Leroy Campbell t3N.,a
including s7i40 interest, less 5000 49,. -.
sundry foe bills paid. ...........,...;at xo1 ="
April sth.--From Robert r. Craighul,
attorney collection Of cash payment
on the Harper's Ferry property. sLOUO.
less foe for preparing deed. $40, and -,
commission, So. .,..,,..'.,t W. w
August th.--From John II. Lewis. at
torney, collection on account OF pau a..
payne Mt OF land bonds Of ). Z. Aassie, w 70
si,S37 %
fss7-December 3lst.-Balen'e In the
state Bank Of Virginia to the credit OF ~.
the principal Of this fund.............. Iso -
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

April 18th. For the purchase Of 81 600 OF
Virginia new per cent registered
bonds, bearing Interest from January
/. lsSs. issued under at Of februsryiA
ISS2. az 64H per cent commission,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-27

ie the best and cheapest IN tho world. lnslrsn-.
companies rate Il same ~ zinc. un, cDppar
slate or iron. >eud FOR descriptive c.fcl'lr
samples, and prices .........
VIRGINIA PAPER COMPANY.
Manufacturer and Dealers N al kinds % Paper.
Richmond. Va "a l&ffv M
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-27

tO...sss 80 49,
IsSs-December 3ist-BalaDce In tho
state Bank OF Virginia 10 the credit OF
the principal Of the fund..........'..' 20 %
f2O23 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-27

Reading notices 10 resdins-matior UP"
nIos or less. 81: in nonpareil loaded. 1oa-
Card Of rates Ior more space furnished On APP
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PRINCIPAL

Eeceipts and Disbursements on Acccunt %, m'
Principal Of the Fund from DsesiH0er 81, 1885,, %
and Eaciudi,sg December 81, 1888:
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STUART ROBSON,
WILLIAM H. CRANE,

presenting Bronson Towards Great Comedy
THE HENRIETTA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-27

January 5ih.-Diyidend for six
months TO LIST January. 1879,
on 40 shares-fsl.OW Of Bank
u kentucky stock. ......... J.
July 9TH. ditto 70 lst July,
1883, on do........... .....
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INCOME

Receipts and Disbursements on Account ~ ne In
COM, of the Fund from December 81, 1897, to De-
amber 81 lssS
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-02-07
LYNCHING THREATENED

Hon. Frank w. Pope, of Florida, in
Danger From n Mob.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Feb. 2.-Hon.
Frank w. Pope, who was the independent
Republican candidate for Governor in
1884, is being threatened with lynching at
Madison, where he recently went for the
purpose of procuring evidence to sustain
the contest of Z. s. Goodrich (Rep.) for
the Congressional seat for that district.
Rumors rejecting on Mr.. Pope's methods
spread, and certain hot-headed individu-
ais took advantage of the popular excite
ment to instlgate q movement against
him. The authorities determined that
Mr.. Pope should be protected at all haz-
ards.
Governor Fleming telegraphed to the
same effect. Sheriff Parramore collected
q posse and surrounded the house where
Mr.. Pope was staying Thursday night,
that being the time selected for the at
tack The would be 1ynchers appeared,
but were dismayed at the preparations
made to receive them, and disappeared.
1t is feared that they will renew their
operations, and the sheriff and posse are
keeping careful watch over Pope. Mr..
Pope is native of Madison. but has be-
come very unpopular Of late years on ac-
count of his political record. He is
plucky, and telegraphs his friends that he
has no fear.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-02-07
NATIONAL FINANCES.

Monthly Statement of the Condition Of
the Public Debt and other Fiscal Az
fairs.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The reduction in
the public debt during January past
amounted to $12, ZIG, 2S4. The total del BIT now
less cash in the Treasury amounts to ST.
121, S45,973. The net cash or surplus in the
Treasury to-day is 1914, 936,9i3; against
$50, G36, 1854 a month ago. National bank
depositaries to-day hold $3.50, 49], 121 Of
Government funds, or about two millions
less than on January 1.
The gold fund balance in the Treasury
has decreased fully 100000 during the
past month, and day amounts to 1884,:
SIS, 264; and the silver fund balance, ex-
elusive of six millions trade dollar bullion,
has increased So, OO0, 900, and now amounts
to $1S,996, 772.
Government receipts during January
were unusually heavy, and aggregated
49,, OF, 695, or So, 25O, 900 more than in jan
uary last year.
Customs receipts were in round num-
bers $40, 500, 060 this January, against $751;
250, 600 last; and internal revenue receipts
for the past month were $40, $50, 900, or
81, $50, 900 more than in January, 1883.
Expenditures during the past month
were $26, 553, 555, or 81, SOC, 900 more than in
January, 1888.
Receipts from all sources for the first
seven months of the current fiscal year
were 1921. 756, 724, against $223, 214 1884 dur
ing the first seven months of the preced-
ing fiscal year; and expenditures were
$1Ss, e4S, 107 during the past seven months;
against $163, 54S, 461 for the corresponding
months of the preceding fiscal year.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-02-07
How to Tame a Bird.

No creature is more jealous or sensi-
tive than a bird, says Olive Thorne
Miller. 1tis easy. however, to win the
heart of almost any bird, and without
starving him or making him think he
has mastered you. Simply talk to him
a good deal. Place his cage near you,
en- your desk Or workable, and retain
his choicest dainty to give to him with
your own fingers Let him know that
he can never have that particular
thing unless he takes it from you, and
he will soon learn, if you are patient
and do not discomfort him by fixing
your eyes upon him. After this
he will more readily take it from your
lips; and then, when you let him out
of his cage, after the first excitement
is over, he will come to you. especially
if you have call you have accustomed
him to. and accept the dainty from you
while free. AS soon as he becomes
really convinced that you will not hurt
him, or try to catch him, or interfere
in any way with his liberty, he will
give way to his boundless curiosity
about you; he will pull your hair, pick
at your eyes and give you as much OF
his company as you desire.-Home.
Maker
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-02-07
Miscellaneous Items.

| Ex-Governor Crittenden has been
awarded a pension of fifteen dollars a
month for his total disability"
Missouri Pacific railway officials have
closed n contract with the Republican
Flambeau Club of Sedalia for transporta-
ton to and from Washington on the occa-
sion of the inauguration of President
Harrison.
Memorial services to the late Represent
alive Burnes of this State will be held in
the House of Representatives at Wash
ington, February %.
Beginning on the first Monday in April,
q six-day go-as- your please walking match
will be held at the Exposition building in
Kansas City. Some of the fastest men in
the country will participate.
Colonel Nat c. Claiborne died in ST.
Louis, few evenings since, after a long
illness, aged sixty-seven years.
According to the new city directory St.
Joseph has a population of 1884. The
increase in the population in the past
year has been 1920.
Henry Morton, aged sixty years, one of
the old and respected citizens of Clay
County, died at All Saints Hospital in
Kansas City, recently, from the effects of
injuries received four weeks previous in
a fall from his horse. His home was about
eight miles from Kansas City.
The internal-revenue collections for the
First Missouri district, for the month end
ing January 81, were as follows: Lists,
S112I; beer, S13 412. .5: spirits, S125, IFS. 80;
cigars, 81 ,32S.6S; snuff, $32S.12; tobacco,
S2U.911.51; special tax, $1,6S9.19. Total,
S4S6, 9S6.62.
The total receipts for the sale of stamps
at the st. Louis post office during the past
month aggregates S9),500. This is the
largest amount ever collected in one
month for stamps in the history of the Of
fee, except the month of March, 1888,
when the total was 800 greater.
The quail shooting season is over.
Charles Gatewood, a negro, who was
employed as one of the janitors at the
Central police station in Kansas City, was
arrested, few days since. on charge of
passing a worthless check for $3.50 on NJ
Siegel. GateWood was in a cell at the
time cleaning it out. The iailer surprised
him by locking the cell-door, and then in
vited him to hand the broom out through
the bars.
In its report to the Criminal Court the
Kansas City grand jury returned indict-
ments against $50 of the 465 saloon-keep-
ers in that city for neglecting to provide
themselves with licenses when license
fees were due.
Congressman Burnes' funeral at st. Jo-
seph was an imposing affair.
About one hundred members of the Kan
sas Legislature, accompanied by their
wives, arrived in Kansas City, few days
ago. The visit was made especially to see
Buffalo Jones' herd of forty bison, at Mr..
Jones' invitation.
L. A. Knackstedt, paying and receiving
teller of the Mullanphy Savings Bank, st
Louis, is Sc, $50 short in his cash, and has
been relieved. He claims the shortage is
the result of an accumulation of errors
and is not of criminal nature.
The remains of Waterman Gerraghty.
of the Richardson Drug Company, of st
Louis, killed in the recent fire, have beer
recovered.
Several of the st. Louis slum-keepers
have been denied licenses.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-02-07
LATE NEWS ITEMS,

| HE Senate was not IN session on tht
| 2d--.The House insisted upon its amend
ment to the Territorial bill, and a com.
mittee of conference was appointed. The
| Naval Appropriation bill was taken up.
| and its provisions exclusively explained
by Mr.. Herbert, of Alabama. The bill
was discussed at some length, amended
| and passed. The Post-office Appropria-
| ton bill was reported from committee
| and placed on the calendar. The Senate
bill for the relief of the town of Flag
| staff, Ariz., was passed.
The Washington Capitol says that
| President-elect Harrison is negotiating
| for country seat at Avenel, Montgomery
| County, Md. which is ten miles north.
| east of the capital, on the Metropolitan
branch of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad.
CAssIUs NJ. CLAY, of Kentucky, expects
| to visit Washington in February, and will
be the guest of Judge Embry. Mr.. Clay
has not visited Washington since he was
Minister to Russia, during Mr.. Lincoln's
administration.
THE latest intelligence from Senator
Beck received by members of his family
is to the effect that he has arrived at
Tampa, Fla, on his return from Cuba. He
is not expected to return to Washington
until some time in April.
IT is asserted that a young Baroness
committed suicide at Meyerling on the
same night that Prince Rudolph died.
THE rumor that Lord Sackville has
been appointed British Ambassador tc
Constantlnople is entirely without foun-
dation.
IT is stated that Sir Julian Pauncefote
Permanent Under for Foreign
Affairs will be appointed British NJ mister
to Washington.
THE Omaha (Neb.) Daily Republican of
the I'd announced that it had been sold to
Fred. Nye, one of its proprietors at the
time of its purchase by S. P. Rounds. 1t
is to appear as four-page two cent
paper.
Mr.. ROBERT L. MILLER, Of Ohio. chief
of the loans and currency division of the
Treasury Department.. was, on the I'd,
appointed deputy collector of customs at
Port Townsend, w. T., aud left the same
night with his wife for his post of duty.
THE Reading (Pa.) Coal and Iron Com
pany has found it advisable to restrict its
output, and on the I'd all but twenty of It's
fifty collieries were shut down. The Lee
high Valley Coal and Navigation Com
pany followed suit, and their mines are
now idle.
EIGHT more arrests were made at In
dianapolis, Ind, on the I'd. by the deputy
United States marshal for violations of
the election law. With one exception the
eight are well-known citizens, men of
considerable means and seven of them
possess tirst-class farms.
DIR. PATTON, president of Princeton Col
lege, accompanied by John H. voorhees,
and Mr.. Alex. Porter Morse, of the
Alumni Association, called upon the Pres.
dent and Mrs. Cleveland on the I'd.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-02-07

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The Tribune has
the following special from Lockport. N.
Y: The Attica News says: Mrs. Emma
Althouse is still asleep, this being he,
twenty-ninth day. Every thing known to
medical skill has been tried by Dr.. Retel,
the physician who now has the case in
charge. to awaken her, but the doctor has
finally given it up. A ralvanic battery
was applied, cold water was thrown upon
her face, and other methods were tried in
vain. The only effect the battery had
upon her was to force open her eyes. but
she never regained consciousness, and,
with the exception of little more color,
caused by feverishness, her condition is
about the same as last week."
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-02-07
the performance of one o

-During the performance Of one Of
NJ. Delibes' operas at Naples startling
murder was accomplished on the stage,
and in the presence of fashionable
audience. The scene represented a
battle. The choristers, attired as SOL
diers, fred their rifles at each other.
Suddenly one of the choristers fell
dead. A ball had penetrated his heart-
A panic ensued. The police discovered
that one of the chorister's rifles had
been loaded with a ball cartridge and
that the man who fired it had threat
ened to kill the very man who had
fallen dead. The assassin finally con-
fesscd the crime. jealousy was the
motive of this extraordinary murder.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-02-07
As an Atlanta ga. } lady was dres

As an Atlanta ga. lady was dress
ing for wedding the other evening
she happened to break one of her front
teeth off close to the root She thought
she'd try and stick it on with wax. and
succeeded admirably, went to the we'd
ding, and from the church to the recep-
ton, and forgot all abous her broken
tooth until she took swallow of hot
with the coffee, she remembered all
about the accident