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Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-05-16

Nj. Willis Cobb, the old and
welI-known circus man, "who
made the Sells Bros. as show men,"
now holding a responsible position
with Wallace & Co.'s shows, made
us a pleasant call this morning.
Cobb is ''bearded like a pard" and
ever his old-time friends scarcely
recognize him. Any circus Cobb
is connected with is first class.
Bud German, whom we all know,
is with the show, and Mr.. Cobb
says is q better rider than ever.
Al the sham battle at Columbia
last evening, young Robert Barnes,
of the artillery, was seriously hurt
by the premature discharge of a
cannon. All the clothing was torn
from the upper part of his body and
two fingers were blown from his
right hand. His right arm and
shoulder was feartully mutilated,
his body and face were badly pow
der burned and up TO 10 O'Clock
this morning he was unable to see.
1t is to be hoped, however, that he
will ecoyer his sight.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-05-16

When you are in Laddonia be sure
to call on Miss Ida Spencer and
see her fine line of Millinary
Now is the time to buy your hat
while her stock is complete.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-05-16
Notice to

Persons desiring teachers GER
tificates are requested to be at my
office on Wednesday, May %, 1889.
This will be the last examination
till July. B. w. ToRHEYsoN,
d&w1t County Commissioner.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-05-16
The imp. Percheron Stallion,
= . Z R

mo. coo Pefcileron Stud Book of France No.
4Gsa PercIeron Stud Book of American
Gray, fo3led 1sS2. Square and biucky. plenty
of bone. good style ard fine knee action. Sire.
Valiant 4o4. ne by Pro. per s93, he by Decide So .
he BY ffeuX Pierre sT4 he bsGoco LIZ be b. Mig
non rs. lie By jean Leblanc 20. Dam Judith ,
she by Regaiiis 1918 he by Pierre he by Luther
752 dean i.aIsSa1.e 1&3
ECi.AiR will make the season nj 1850 atga'ia-
WAYS livery stables IN Mexico +, Mo-, ut ST5toiH-
sure a mare IN fpai S1afsT the season.
Care viii be taken TO prevent accidents , but
VIII hot be responsible should any occur. Persons
aisIsJsIng Of mares or renewing them from neigh
beFsoo6 before foai}ng time Will be held respon-
sisle whether with foal or not.
G. w. GALLOWAY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-05-16

Ii will save you money to call
on the st. Louis store before buy
ing dry goods. d&wtf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-05-16

ASSIGgEE's NOTICE OF FINAL Re
P0RF.-Nottce Is hereby given to all corr
cerBed that I will file ms final report, a.
assignee of M. z. Bolts, at the june
Term, 1889, Of tie Audrain County Cir
cult Court, and ask to be discharged.
]. V. WILLIAMS,
got Assignee of NJ. z. Bolts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-05-16
Thursday, June 6, 1889.

between the hours of 8 O'Clock in the
forenoon and 5 o'clock IN the afternoon
of said day, at the east front door of the
Court House, in the town of Mexico,
State and county aforesaid, sell said
property at public vendue to the high
est bidder for cash, to satisfy said debt
and interest and the cost of executing
this trust. b. L. DOB1Ns.
etds Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-05-16
One Dollar tor
ID w ELK

The POLICE GAZETTE will be mail
ed, securely wrapped, Il, any address in
the United States for three months on
receipt of ONE DOLLAR. LSeral dis
count allowed to postmasters, agents and
clubs. Sample copies mailed free. ADJ
dress all orders to
RICHARD &. FOX,
Franklin Square New York City
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-05-16
Thursday. June 6. 1889.

hatxean the hours offs O'Clock in the
forenoon and 5 O'Clock in the afternoon
of said day, at the east front door of the
Court House, In the town of Mexico,
State and county aforesaid, sell said
property at public vendue to the highest
bidder for cash, to satisfy said debt and
interest and the cost of executing this
trBat. j. c. BASSF0RD,
Gtis Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-05-16
Bluemm- Hawkins.

Q prettier we'd
ding ever took
place at Laddo-
MIA than that OF
Mr.. George A.
Blue m m, o {
Hannibal, and
Miss Linnie NJ.
Hawkins which
occurred at the
brides home on
the evening of
May s. Rev. J.
s. jesse per-
formed the GER
emeny.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-05-16

Antivelle, a very valuable
roadster belonging to r. w. Edmon-
ston, died this morning from the
effects of an operation performed a
week ago. The horse was worth
$500.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-05-16
AN OLD GAME.
Benjamin Hartley Robbed Out of
$500 by a Confidence Game.

On the circus grounds yesterday
afternoon Benjamin Hartley was
feeced out of $500 by a confidence
game. 1t was Of the three card
mente variety and two men
worked the old gentleman.
Mr.. Hartley did not have
the money in his pocket and
had several notes cashed in order
to raise the amount lost. In fact,
he even paid a big bonus to get
cash for the paper. The victim is
unable TO fully describe the thieves,
being an old man and much excited
over the occurrence. He does not
even know exactly at what spot
the game was played on him.
Bette SRA is Better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Rombaugh,
of Montgomery City, have taken
Bette SRA in charge and moved
her to their heme. The girls mind
is somewhat clearer than it was a
week or two since, though she has
by no means recovered her reason.
The friends and relatives Of the
girl have altered their determine
ton to send the patient to Fulton,
for a time, at least.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-05-16
Somewhat of a Llngulst.

Mexico beggars are now begging
in four languages. One of them
"went for" Bob White, of the LED
GER, a few days ago, in English,
Spanish (high), French and Ger
man. Bob gave him a quarter,
mainly because he spoke French
QBob's original tongue) with re-
markable fuency.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-05-16

sTRAYED.-0ne bay horse with
scar on ankle, ears stand erect. A
suitable reward will be paid for
any information that will lead to
the re ,ovary of the same. Mexico
Machine d Music Co., w. II. Up
ham, Manager, Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-05-16

Mr.. James Powell, a prominent
young business man OF this city,
who is connected with Barth's
clothing house, will be married on
Wednesday evening, May p, to
Miss Laura Carter, at the residence
of the bride north of this city.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-06-21
A CELEBRATED CASE.
An Excellent Performance Of D'Emery'
Great Play.

An Excellent Performance Of D'Emery's
Great Play.
The celebrated case was given TO
but sppreeiative audience by the
Stuttz company at the Rink last night.
Mr.. Stuttz, rs was said by the New
Orleans Democrat, stands present.
nent in the character Of John Renaud. .
His acting was superb, and bad the
play been given in a large theatre,
with proper stage settings and scout-
rements which would have lent effect
TO the performance, IL would have
been something grand. Miss Elodie
Alma ~ Mandeline Renaud and A.
Adrenne, fully sustained the good i'm.
preston which the audience had
formed Of her on the night previous
The little child, Ivy Stutiz. did well
also. We predict II she Is well trained
as doubtless she will be, she will make
an actress high In the histronic world
One word as TO member Of the sup
port. Mr.. Jas. Waldrou, as Demorney
deserves special mention. He rem
dered that role In II manner which
would have done credit to him on any
stage. He bears in this makeup q
strUng resemblance to Robt. b. Man
tell ss Monbars. His acting also ID
much The same. Mr.. Waldron Is th,
prince among the support.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-06-21

win her 'trr comedy company, pre-
-rr one g., h-r later m-rpo.lta0
eucrr--r- utrhr Rink OpiT' House to-
morrow evening,
1t quite needle, ~ .r.ak OF the
mark~aah,ity ref En- i..,lsr, lnr Aer
'al"ul- lmyr -ou.'tu won public Hp.
probation, particularly ia "HSz~l
klTk-," Iu which piece -hc Wa such q
uOIahj- -Inr-, yeats sgp. she i all
aciIess Di great eXpefrue., having
brru un earnest, iudu-rrjru. member
~ herVruf-s.ipr since ,udy childhood.
gaining hrr educ. tim from such great
Ait,st- a. forre.t, D,yeupotr, Edwin
Adaul., Charlotte Cusumpn, In. -
L. Bower, aud others prominent ol
the stage when -hr, rs very y0ung
girl, wa east for psr,s IN their sup
porting cpmrary in her father,
THEATRES Ia Cleveland and pittsburg
Egypt and Judge Notn sre plays
most admirably adapted Ia MisF Els.
Ter, it j. said siiardinr her the oppor-
tunities for much emotional acting. in
which she is -een at her best. Til,
box plan for reserved seats Is now
ready at the store of Tully a Freese.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-06-21

The drLnksrd swills a'chohol. Wise
men Use Samaritan NerviDe, the king
Of all remedies. Druggists sell il.
At the dawn CT womanhood or in
the change OF life Samaritan Nervine
il the ladies friend. Al Druggists.
Price Sl.5n.
Cured my sister. | wen' to the
Lord in prayer and through kind
providence was directed 70 you.
ELMOS J. MCINTIRE,
Mlllbury Station, Mass.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-06-21

Every Morning Except Monday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-06-21
MORE BURGLARIES.
Three Residences Enterei and
PluaIer~d b Burgl rs ~ the
Night Before Last.
They Come into Room Where
men are Sleeping and Take
TAeir CcltAing.
A. UsI A..


The Nightly Addi'ioG DT I;urglaries. Thl,
Time Three iIuuss. Burg
On "Wednesday u ght a. on Tuesday
there were huTglarie. iu Miles City,
rather more, however, than those of
the night previous. The housss of
Meesrs. G.. NJ. Mlle,, Judge Strevell
ana Abram Hall We're entered and
PROPERTY stolen. The Residences Of
Messrs. Case and Herman Ritter were
tampered with but AN entrance was
NOT effected. Mr.. Miles states that he
Was in bed at the residence Of Judge
Streyell, and the burglars entered
through 8 rear room 9f the house
which opened upon the yard and en-
tered the room in which he was sleep
ing, where his vest was hanging on
the foot Of bis bed. The vest was
taken of, carried into the adjoining
room and the gold watch which was
in one of the pickets WAS taken away.
There was no money or yaluables in
the garment and nothing else was re-
moved. Nor was anything else taken
from the premises 80 far a. discovered.
When Mr.. Mile arose in the morn
ing he went 10 his own residence.
where he lived during IN" lifetime of
hls W f., and whrre be has not lived
since her death The house was iu'l
Of furniture. spme Of which was
packed ul.. The thieves had entered
here, and carried n lot Of silver
ware, loI Of fancy tJinksts and some
lacn curtains. They had lighted
match sticks ,,rrwr AL over the floor
and also butts o. cigarettes. Foot
prints outside showed that the men
who entered were either In their
stocking feet or they bad on mecca
sins. They had entered through the
front door, evidently by the use of .
key with which they had unlocked
the door. Mr.. Miles thinks they in
tended returning TO the house, as 4
quantity Of goods were packed ur
prepared TO lie carried off. Mr.. Hall.
residence, which l. on the other sid,
of the track, they entered through /,
kitchen window, which had been le
down from the top. They went into
the bed room where the inmates wer
sleeping and took Mr.. Halls pgnt
from of the he'd post, carried them on
into the next room and removed tn
rocketbook from the pocket, took ou
all the money there was in IL, about {
In coin, then left the pants lay an
departed. Nothing else was trouble
though the cupboard showed signs g
having been tampered with. Mate
sticks were found around the buildin
and the same sort Of moccasin track
a. seen at Mr. Miles house were foun
on the outside.
AT Mr.. Case's house, the netting Of
screen door constructed in front Of
side door Of the house was cut, SO tn,
the hand could be thrust through an
the knob tried which had evidentl
been done. innumersble match sticl
were found around the doors and vii
dows where the fellows had be,
prospecting for an entrance. An el
trance was also attempted to be effec
ed at Mr.. Herman Ritter's house wit
out success.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-06-21

Ao.H H,-piyision No. meets 6rst and second
slpdays of each month,
X, Of H.-Meets hrst and third Wednesdays ~
7,3Op. m,, AT ODD Fellows Hall :, =,
"A N.-Yellowsione Lodge, No. 70, nrst
and third Wednesday,. ,.- -. ....,A
T2Damascus Gommandery, fourth Thurs
days. ,s NJ "a svayv
oIn3"o ~ %. F.%sentinal Encampneni, No. 6, hrsi
Snd third Friday. r,,..a.,
X. OF P.-Cr1ssder Lodge, No. Il THURSDAY
evenings al Odd Fellows Hall. -..,..,
{. x. Of A.-Miles City Branch every eunu"' NJ
Of L.-First and third Saturdays,
GI'R,-U. s. Grant Post, No. IL, hrst ah'
'ni'S o. q. T--sin Of the West, No. "a, ever!
o}y-iiihson Camp No. 1. Meets bret am
bird Mondays OF each month at GOOD isnip'Sf
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-06-21
THE DAILY JOURNAL

The Ogiciai I"pcr ~ caster cm"'g.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-06-21
COMMISSIONERS rEocnDING>.

County Commissioners While in Regular
MAY session.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-06-21

Iooniiuusd to-monov.l
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-06-21

The charming actress, Eille Ellsler,
who has always been a favorite with
CLASSES Of play patrons, will, together
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-06-21
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-17
anrttpes.
gei9etbene@ ii II 9e.

9rei 8erliner 6anbmerfsburIden,
Elm S9neiber, elm S9loiier unb Elm
S9uiter, bauten auf Der @anberi9aft
allerbanb 2uftl6l6her. ginit lagte
Der S9neiber: @ir fppllen bod mai
Idau'n, iper 1i9 ben sr6Bten @unI9
aus1inner fann!" Die Nnbern fpaz
rem einper1tanben. Na9 elmer @eile
madte Der S9neiber ben Gsfans, er
ipra9: ST wini9', bas Der Itlanz
ti19e S5ean pol 0dbnabeln ldie UNI
if 5u jeber Nabel bier @p6en lang
eren Sneiber bdtte, Der lauter Sdde
ndben miiBte, unb baB biele Sdde
ppu OzMarfItaden ldien, Die mir
eeb5rer tbdten." 6ierauf Der S9loi=
Ter: vgei6eiben btit On jerabe mid
aber if iibertreffe Dir cod. ST Min
l9e ndmlid, baB Der NtlantiI9t
Ocean BON 5inte tDdre unb biele ~
ener ein5isen 3ubl ueri6rieben uiirbt
unb bieie 3abl uiini6e If in luutel
20 arfltiifen ausse5ablt gu befOm
men," Der Sduiter ld9elte eli
wenis, itri9 ii6 ben S6nurrbar
unb lpra6: if wiini9e, DAB Cur
8inlde in grfilluns jinsen, bai
Sud- 8eeoe banr Der 9eimel bplt
nnb If Guer uniperlalerbe miirbe!l'
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Il e b II nj pft

Sans 8 ro maul: Sn g.
bDrte i9 u%nldnsit einen jun9en Gla=
pterz8 irtuoien, Der eine unsebeuer
l6piert9e sonate nit ben SuB5eben
nno 8ariationen iiber Elm enslil9es
@olfslieo Bios mit ben Siibnerauser
ipielte!"
Setter sc ii d G6,
Oas 1T ia nod gar ni6ts! Gs i'd
port9es Sabr in g.. mar unb einem
Concert bel 8iele beitpubnte, Fat Elm
8alobornilt ben SasOruf beim Ser
enoen oes Strides 10 tpunoerbar
na6seabmt, baB eit 5ufaai9 at Der
Saaltbire liesenoer Sa9obuno nit
tbenb unter bas Sublicum 1prans
unb einen 86r1ianer, na1tens Sir19,
beinabe 5erriRen bdtte."
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Neue 9etmatben !
Morrison Co., Mimi.
Sas bette @plslamo i'm Staate.

@enn 0u cine ei9ene 6eimtb iu9it, TIN
Dir ben 8runb 5u fiinfti9er llnabbdn9ig
felt Su le9en, oann i6liebe DID elmer I'M
ferer 2anoz@rcuritonen no6 Morriior
SO. an. Nuf 80 Nder 9utem unb 9iinitif
gele9enem SolSlanb fannit 0n Dir uni
ben 0eini9en cine Seimatb nit einen
fi6eren unO gutenglusfommen perl6affen,
wenn Ou MIR 9enug @elo bait, Tim Die
erite feline Nbbe3ablun9 SIT MAIDEN. Scr
WalO lorgt fit ben yteit, rpenn Ort nun
arbeiten miait. Ser @atO 9ibt 81,
Wfateriol, I'M 6Guier 5u bouen. Scr
W1lO 9ibt Dir @elb 9enu9, Die Steuern
SIT be5ablen, iouie audi Die n6bite Nbbe=
5ablung am 2anbe 5u MAIDEN. Ser
WalO 9ibt Dem llnbemittelten cine
i60ne @%elegenbeit, ii6 cine ei9ene Set
matb SIT bauen nnb bietet ibm einen
S6ub 9e9en Die Stiirme bes @inters.
Sin paar Siibe, eini9e S6afe uno Siibner
ftno 9enu9, tint Did I'M @albe su ernGb=
rem. l1no wGbrenb man bomit bel6Gfti9t
lit, iein 9anb auf5ur6umen, unb es nit
~9ebauenem 6ol3, Sizes unb 2ogs be;ablt,
itei9t Oos 2anO i'm Breis, unb binnen me-
ni9en Sabren beitbt mon eine i1one
Jarm, Die Elm fleines 8erm09en tpertb lit.
Nlle oieie Sortbeile befommt ma bel
Nnlieolun9 in Der neuen beuti6en @olos
ME in Morriion Co., et,pa 90 Meilen Don
ben 9roBen StdOten ct. Saul unb Mins
neapolis. @enn ma iofort fommt, fonn
rtan il6 San0 9eraoe bi6t bel Der teuen
@~tIenba6n, Die ieBt BON Qittle Sails noh
Staples U}iQs 9ebant miro, fi6ern. Cute
@ilenbabnzS erbinoungen nit ben groBen
Morftpldben iino einem ieoen 2an6mann
iebr pom 8eOeutung, uno mir beeen Die
6offnun9, baB Ou Die @ele9enbei1 be-
ntben wirit, mG9reno es nod nt9t AZ
ipdt lit. Dies lit fein Sp%eculanten s2ano,
uno mir ~perlangen feline beitimmteS lmme
in 8oar per Ider. @enn Ou Is bis 30
Dollars als Sano9elO SIT besablen bait,
10 Dap mir ieben, baB es Define wirfli6e
Nbii6t lit, oas 2anb 3u %faufen, 10 fannit
Ou ru6i9 fommen; aber better lit es mo-
tiirli6er Weiie, penn 0u 80 bis 80 Doll
lars bait, 10 oaB 0u Define gapiere iofort
befonlmen fannit. unfer Qanoagent be-
9~leitet Did binaus unb 3eiet Dir lnents
eeltli6 bas 2anb. @le 2anbfdufer boben
freie 3eiie. Somm' mdbreno bas @etter
i6on lit unb 0u ieben %fannit, was oas
2ano mirfli9 mertb lit.
fW@ NQe ndberen Nusfiinfte nerben
in inherent Compton, Oas BON Z l1br
Morgens bis s l1br Mbenbs offen 1T, ges
eeben. Sittle Sails lieet MIR 81 Stun6en
@iienbabnreiie BON ct. Saul. N9t 3ise
9ebeu ta9li6 oortbin, aber ont bequemiten
lit es, nit Oem S6neu5use, 4 ubr Na9:
mitta9s, SIT reiien.
81. g. Solution nnS Co.,
General eano= unb OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ode 0ritter uno Siblep StraBe, ct. Saul, Neimn.
200 darlington Gpenue Glib, MinnenppIis, Rinn.
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g otter 9rp1t.

Srau: u@el6 Elm l1ngliid! bic
@eri6tsieliion 1T jebt sei6loiien uni
meme @bel6etOun9sflase bis 5ur
@ieoerer6fnuns Der Giiilen pertasi
mproen!"
&e6tsanmalt: v9as 1T Elm
9liidlt6er umltanb fir Sic = SIR
Mann wirb fortfabren, Sie pdbrent
0ieler Belt 5u i6lasen, unb Oas
fann fir i5re Ingele9enbeit nun 9inz
iti9 lein."
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8illiges @eburtsta9sS
@ei6enf.

yDu ldBt Dir ia mieber einen
8olbart wa6ien!"
ySa, ueiBt 9u, alter Sreunb, baa
lit lebr einfa6: Meine 5rau fann es
ni6t leiben, uenn i9 einen @ollbart
TRACE, neil er mir iebr i6le6t itebt
9tun lit aber in ie6s @Oden ibr
@eburtsta9, unb ba wiinl6t ite lid
gar ni6ts GnOeres, als baB i6 Der
8uabart wieOer a~bnebmen lalie, uni
bieien @uni6 erfiae i6 ibr. Sbl
ma6t's ne sroBe 5reube unb mid
foitet's blOB Is Gents! co mad
i'd es i6on ieit Sabren!"
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uWerft's s II Of iebt,"

i6rie Sic ersrtmmte Srau T., vtpenn
i9 5tpeimal ldute, iua Der 8eOiente
fommen, iuenn t6 einmal ldute, bas
Stubenmdbel, unb tpeun i6 gar ni9t
ldute, Die &66in."
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Ius Der S9u1e ge9wdbt

2ebrer (bie @aase erfldrenb)
Stun, Srib6en, menn 9ein Gater
Elm gfunb 3uder uiest unb Die sc,
wi9te iinfen nod nod unten, was
muB er bann tbun?"
Srib6en (Sobn zines Spe5erei=
bdnblers): o@r bdlt g 3iinserl
feit!"
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@eosrapbi6z umo # /
i9e &unb19au,

i9e &unbi@au,
in tpel9e 2dnber, Stdbte unb Srt=
l6aften bieie unb jene Menl6enfinber
9eb6ren:
Die @erliebten na6 6 ii s na9t.
- Sic beiratbslultisen Mdb6en
na9 sc n beim. = Die 9absie=
risen na9 Mei II ingen. = Die
Blauberer unb Blauberinen nad
g Of IN + inser unb g Of 10 a 3. =
Die &ammerjunsfern na6 3ofin=
gen. = Die Sun9risen na9 8rob
unb s lamb. = 9ie 8abennarretl
na9 @elbern. = Die &ranfen
na9 bronn unb 6 II + lamb. =
9te G~usidbi9en na9 s II LAMB
9ie anit6Bisen S9riftlteIer un6
8u6bdnoler nod 8u6aref. =
Die Berriidenma9er na6 Saar=
burg. : Die grebitlolen na9 Sieben%
b Ii + g EN-. - Die WetnerDen nad
3dbrt nsen. - Die Sraurisen nad
&lasen urt,-D Die Siraeliten nod
burg unb S ii lano.- 9ie
gierbdnbler na9 sau. =
Die 2iisner unb Guh6neiber nad
Wdbren. Sic @etitesfroufen
na9 S Lamb. = Die nnfldtbisen
na6 S9wei n flrt. = Die 8ro<
ceBfrdmer na6 9ortre6t. -9ie
S9dfer unb Sammelfleil6mebser
na6 $ ME | burg. = Die DID,
fem rtnb Giebbanbler na6 . 6 n
furt, = Die Gal3wieser na6 g ul5z
burg unb "a 3 un9en. = Die &nBz
lii6ti9en na6 9ortmuno. =
Die 5ur9tlamen na6 M e M n 9 EN-.
Die 8dsbanbler ua9 burg.
Sic Mil6weiber na6 Welf. =
Sic Sutma6er na9 2anbs + t, =
Die S9mie0e unb S6loHer na6
6 itabt. = 11nb i6lieBli6 Die
86sarti9en na6 3ornb orf.
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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-18
PEOPLE OF PROMINENCE.
HN G. wH1rr1ER was 50 years old yester-

JOHN G. WHITTIER was 50 years old yester-
day
THE Japanese Minister, Munemitsu Mutsu,
has been recalled, and is making hasty prepar-
ations to leave this country on short notice 1t
is impossible to learn the cause.
MRS. PICKLER, wife of the South Carolina
Representative in Congress, is said to be an ac-
complished orator. and will be much in demand
this winter at Temperance and woman suffrage
conventions.
In his prayer yesterday morning the chaplain
of the House Of Representatives feelingly re-
ferred to the death of the wife of Mr.. Cannon
of Illinois, and invoked the divine protection
on the bsreaved husband and motherless chill
dren.
SENATOR EDMUNDs, ofVermont, has served
longer in the United States Senate than any of
his colleagues. On April 5, 1890, he will have
been in the Senate without a single break "A
years. Mr. Edmunds will be 81 in February
He looks his age.
A FRIEND and admirer once said to Robert
Browning: II have studied long upon this pas
sage in your poem, and am unable to compre-
hend it. Pray, tell me, what is the idea en-
bodied in it?' Mr.. Browning read the passage
over and replied: Really, cannot tell; but 1
believe it will be worth your while to keep on
studying it."
GENERAL Won SCHWERITz, the German
Ambassador to Russia, who is married to the
daughter of the Hon. John Jay Of New York,
has just returned to St Petersburg, after pay
ing long visit to Prince and Princess Bis
marck at Friederichsruhe. 1t is believed that
his conferences with the Chancellor are con-
nected with the betrothal of the Czarowitz to
Princess Margaret, of Prussia.