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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-01-23

The board of Indian commissioners holds
its annual meeting
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-01-23

The St. Paul Carnival Association Explains
Postponement of the Winter
Carnival of 1889.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-01-23
For Round Shoulders.

have seen a STOPPING figure and
a hating gait, accompanied by the
unavoidable weakness of lungs Incl
dental to a narrow chest, entirely
cured by the simple and easily per-
formed exercise OF raising ones self
upon the toes leisurely in a perfect
perpendicular several times daily.
To take this exercise properly one.
must take q perfect perpendicular
several times daily. To take this
exercise properly one must take a
perfect position with the heels to-,
gether and the toes at an angle Of
45 degrees. Then drop the arms
lifelessly by the sides, animating and
raising the chest to it's full capacity
muscularly; the chin well drawn in,
and the crown of the head feeling, as
our professor used to put it, as if
attached to a string suspended from
the ceiling above. Slowly raise the
balls OF both feet to the greatest
possible height, thereby exercising
all of the muscles of the legs and
body; come again into the standing
position, without sWaying the body
backward out of the perfect line. Re
peat this exercise, first on one foot
and then on the other. 1t is wonder
full what a straightening-out power
this exercise has upon round should
ers and crooked backs, and one will
be surprised to note how soon the
lungs begin to show the effect ofsuch
expansive development.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-01-23

pitiful story of outrageous treatment OF
negroes comes fr,m Mississippi.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-01-23

Sound Advice.-We conscientously recon-
mend our readers to try Salvation Oil in all
cases of rheumatism. Sold by all druggists
for 25 cents a bottle
An errand boy in a philadelphia fancy store
has just been left 100000 but it is thought
he will die early of consumption. There is
nothing better foryour children that are daily
exposed than a spoonful or two of Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-01-23

N announcing
the pos tpone-
ment of the an
nual ice palace
and winter car
nival of St. Paul
for the season of
.1999-Jan. 90 to
Feb. Ito the
season of 1890,
the Carnival As
ISOLATION does SO
with the feeling
that its efforts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-05
ATTENTION. GENTLEMEN.

We have coma into possession Of TIE remainder
of lie STOCK II Messrs. william Nlfheu N TO-,
Aoli d. their trustee, for 80 cents ou Tue o.! az.
The stock consists OF SHIRTS And DRAW EkS
Of every description and 81 tAr best makes. such
rs Ne liicot.,', Wugh,er Is Nrightors, aud Rob
eri *. DAVIS & Cos. best qualities.
Wchsvc the stock now displayed on our cen
ire counters, anI q; prices hat VIII pay you 70
supply yourselves promptly with suits for the
approaching -es4on, and . cause you 70 secure
outfits for next winter, - no such goods VIII De
offered you again 81 such figures.
JUST READ:
Fine quality Che.k-Nuslin shirts and Drawers,
Mifrhe!ls price vas 'Jc. apiece our price
81 y p. apiece:
Patent Dixie Blsachei Jeans Drawers. Mitchells
price Wa 81, cur pricc i9'. apiece;
Patent Dixie Blescled CantOn-t iannel DrhWerS
Mitchels price wss 81, our price zoe. apiece'
Extra-Fine Babriggan shirts and Drawers,
Michelps price was g., our price JJc. apiece
KXun-Superhue Fancy Balbrsgan shirts and
DrSvers, Milcholls price was sL5O' our price
E1tra-Heavy Atwood Medicatod Red shaker
Flannel shirts and Drawers, Mitcheils price
was $50. cur price n - apiece:
Am,rlcsu-Hosiery SupsIfne Merino Shirts and
Drawers, Milcheliis price WAS s., our price
Slapicce,
Fine Camers-Hair Shirts and Drawers, Mitchell's
price Was s., our pri - 81 apiece;
Non-~hrins able Scoich-WOol shirts ana Draw
ers. Miichclls price VAS s.. our price sl3O
apiece:
Fine laints- Wool and CRhforniS Shaker-flan-
mel shirs aud Drawers, AiichellS price was
g., our price - apiece;
One LOT OF English Half-Ho6e sold al 25c., our
price l2Hc. pair,
One lot Of Glove sold At g. our price SOC. pair.
FOR The LADIES.
1900 Yards solid cOlOred 25c. quality French
Saline I'm remnants al sAc. a yard:
100 dozen Linen Napkins "a; -. a dozen;
100 dozen oItrs-nue white Cambria Handker-
chiefs al s.. apiece, worth lUc.
To SRcTfRF SPECIAL RARkAISS VISIT Us
DURING THE WEEK. As WE ARE NOW
OPENING Up NEW GOODS DAILY.
held s Co,
nh 5-Tu&Th coo Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-05

I'NO Gowns 9n'''T' ''1
lini' wei nh'e-l'''
ladies' Black Hose ful' Regular i<f''
Those E1ira-Fiu9 fasi-b.a'A Eng l'A H''' .
quaii'y-ior &c.
&c. DerDy-hp"ed 'n'a'en' H'7'' '''" - '''
no.
80 4'Ais 1''-''' ''''
''o' 'o''' 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-05

disbursor aiid Contributor ia the Republican
party. The EoTiGs facts and agurcs highly
interesting and suggestive. Another Omission
Of Mr. HARgIsoE's was reference 20 the detective
game IA North Carolina, though perhaps That
should bo regarded as sir. MORr0Ns private
affair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-05

"I0Rn SALISBURY selected Sir JULIAN PAuNcF-
P0rE as British Minister 10 tho Unitod states on
account Of tho latier's knowledge Of the lishery
question We know some Virginia fishermen
who could give him q weeks start-on fish
story and then boat him out Of sight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-05

President HARRlsoSs declaration that -
community where .ag s. tho rule OF conduct aod
where courts, not m0ls, execute It's penalties IS
kho only abrasive neid for business iuves.mout
iand homes: labor" would ssem 10 he rather hard
b. Indiana and OHIO 10 view OF the terrible
IWhio- Cap ouuagos ia those states. The rresi-
Dent unintonlonauy, doubtless, hits his own
btaie rap Gnd snuOs foaA1ER Ia the same
YkTsath.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-05

Notc-fct On 20 NJ. CLEVELAND considered lt
NJ duty 20 sclo iae d4,o-t-.ax bill. He might.
have Yielded something 90 tho opinions OF others.
Thai ta. >ceat- voted 10 20 . 10 pas5 tho bi over
his yeto h. pretty good proof mat the bin was a
ncritorious onc. Ae,crihcloss. We shall notciy
over spilled m!ik.
It. may be- wen 90 repeat that the amount Of
direct TAX assessed upon virginia was ss.3O,i az;
the amount collected ss2.fS09; aud The balance
pow due the United sia.os, {2s566@9A surely
the amount due ought either 20 10 collected from
the dehn4ucn, Stsic.. or olse the account paid
ought t. ne refunded 10 al4 tue State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-05

@Tho eieciment Of KiODigRKEGEH from 'he
United States Senate chamber was pretty
[Cugh was Of having ones sensioral career
|iIaa 70 Soso. The people Of Virginia regret
Ihe occurrence very much that Is, they regret
Iha, RlDDLEgEaCEg ever was Ia the Senate 70 DO
tiecisd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-05

"A blatheriug tosly Is what Genery BEATTY.
Of Ohio, calls Governor F0EAEgR.'" And the
public have a notion that General BEATTY is not
far Wrong
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-05

"Tho Scientific AmerieaH says New York may
well be called the charity city, Well. yes.
Whenever New York starts big enterprise she
passes the hat round 20 other cities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-05

IAN Iowa paper Il elsborately discussing tho
boat way % die.i' Ifitisa Republican paper OF
the usual stripe. It would better die suddenly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-05

COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEA- eA
y son TO ALA CHhSD BALL at 81
Monticello Hall TUESDAY NIGHT, March l. A
5, 1859. ty tho SOCtgrA FkArELLANAA TALL
ANA. PRIN. III NAPOLL Admission for gen
tlemen with ladies, % cents. A SILVER CUP
will he given as prize o. the best lady daucer.
Tickets eau be- obtained NJ the door ON the eve
ming OF The ban or at any time before from men,
bars Of the society. Committee Of Arrange
meuts: james l.. BOtt0, 2s<3 east Main street;
Andrew fouianesi. 700 north Seventeenth street
G. BozzelM, n. fiOrln, and II. AmAto
70 gS-Ih Sa&Tu3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-05
BIUEF CONBEN T.

We notice that HARRISON avoided any refc-
renee 70 QUAY'e mothOds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-05
RUBBER GOODS.
Reminded by the season that preparation
should now 30 msdc for rainy weather. We pro
pose Offering attractions in
RUBBER GOODS.

Though this is an elastic Advertisement We 30
not stretch whom We say that we have the fullest
line II RUBBERS in the State.
Circulars Tor Misses. g.;
Circulars for aides, sl.2j and $40;
ClOse-Fitting Garments for aides s. and $3.50
formerly cold a. g and 81
A purchase Of large lot at very low prices 70
close out:
English Raglaas and Wostnins;ers az $3.50, e.
and So
Boys Real Gum Goats all sizes. $50:
Mems Real Gum Goats, al sizes, t22j 20 $40,
tho best English McIut0sh
Mems and Boys Rubber Hats, 20 ans re
Mems Rubber LeRglus nnd Rubber Combs
Rubber Blankets aud Pouches.
Rubber Sheeting. 81 IL. aud ,fwlde
Rubber Bottles for bed warming
Rubber Gathering and Truss Elastic;
Rubber Foot Balls. all sizes
Rubber Saspenders-a CREST variety.
IL may be ~ have omitted something IN this
material; II 50 ask for it ami We Ylii probably
show Ito you.
Remember. this Is the rainy season. and vo
have the cheapest line Of these goods as also The
greatest variety 10 b. found in tho city.
LEVY < DAVIS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-05

|, ~ a. President HkggIsOS's inaugural al
5 10 II Is bot complete. While he was doing
kociiou act he should have introduced few
mb6ying tho New YORK Eerld's reyela-
puching tho part Viee-President MORTON
y ID for years Us "poodien collector,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-05
TLMWOOD NURSERY ANDns

n I'M " VJU n 2 n = II II IN u u
IA FRUIT.FARN. -
We have on hand ana ready for delivery
large stock Of APPLE. PEACH. CHERRY. and
BERRIES
For budding. grating, and cuttings We use
only wood from or best-bcaring stock, which
causes our trees 20 bear earlier more uniform
ly. and have bottor fruit IAN those raised from
the trimmings % nursery rows.
We we're awarded rrst premium for best dis
play Of apples at American Pathological Society
IN Philadelphia; also, 500 In premiums At the
Virginia agricultural and Mechanical ExpOsi-
tion IA Richmond last fail. Have also received
premiums on fruit IrceA grapes. and other uur-
sery stock az three last fairs ~ the Virginia State
Agricultural Socisty. Pnccs low TO cash GUS
tomefA Send for catalogue and prices. Salts
faction guaranteed.
!. Il. WATKINS & BROTHER,
Hall.boro', Chesterfield county, Va.
10 9Th, su&TulIn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-05

We are afraid that MY Graudiaihcre CLOCK |"
struck y on StstesmGnship before BKNJAhIE
was born.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-05

I ECTURE on SWITZERLAND
4 ! beautifully illustrated. Monumental church
locturo-room. TUESDAY, April BIB SIS j.. ~.
Admission % cents. Inhl-SaS lu2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-05
AMVhEuENES.
DICHMOND THEATRE.

THREE MORE PERFORMANCES.
TIE j. &. DUFF COMIC OPERA COMPANY,
from the
STANDARD THEATRE, NEW YORK;. w.
MOltkl SSEI. MANAGER.
TUESDAY. March 9th" 4 "TRIP TO AFRICA"
WEDNESDAY sd THURSDAY. March Oh
and TN" IIlG BEGGAk SrUDkNCn
Prices as usual B0x-Ohcc open from a. NJ.
70 J. =.
Next attraction, ARTHUR REHAN'S COMEDY
COMPANY. NH Sit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-05

Or. HARRISON Ia sermOnizipg upon election
Iuds entirely forgot u seize tho golden oppor-
piiy for Illustration Afforded " the history OF
kNEY'B -" blocks u nyo."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-05

knio.to-. and teIegrs1as must Re addressed
foTHE DISPATCH CoHPhNY.
Rejected eommuu cations viii 10. % ~
lurnod.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-05
IS WEALTH.

DIR F. g.. WEST & SBGYE ASD BRAIN
q guarantee syrc. fs tar aye ~
"a Dizziness. t0DyuIs.ous Fl,- Nervous N-I-
rolgia, tcslarhe. Nervous P-0s'ral.or caused "
TIC use n alcol0. OBJ tooAcro, 01fot.iue-s. Non
"a Depression. '0freling " RE fra.n resulting
ln insanity and leading iO misery decay. AMI
Gea.n. Premature GA A,e. Lcss u fowsr ia
Euncr sex rsusel by OYer-eXerti0n " fhe uraia
or over-lnduigeocs Each DCE contains Oh,
months treatment. 81 q Box. or SIX boxes or -
Lcp- w nail yreps.l ~ receipt of pr'e
WscUAHAsrSy riK BOAlS
rcllrA any ra.-. WIN each orir4 fp'-fv-@ ~
Us Tor az boxes accompanied with g. 40 WI.t
sepi tho purchaser our written Rlaraut'e - r'-
lur1 the money II tae treatment does uy. eI5,'
scura GuArl ntees issued only by
I.AOBEhIS BAKER, Urugglsl
Sole sKea,
81 eat Malu street, Richmond. -
my l-d&wIy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-05

Reading. notices fn reading-fnstter TYP"
Ii % or less. q: IN nonphreil loaded. &c
Csriof rates I0r more spa;s iufnishea On ep-
pllcEu0u-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-05
nv ETsRGs.

REETsRtsS.
NTEMBERS EICHMOND~&x
VI LODGE. NO lO. 8. T. ana IS. ~. ~
lclwill please attend stated comm ni-
cation az yong LeIeo at Sc Adams iial THIS
tIuc.dRr} hNENING a. 1870 O'Clock. All Master
Masous arc 3raternslly invited 90 attend.
by orlor Of tie WOr.lip'ul Mas cr
q. RESOOE PARkFR.
NH Sit Secretary.
VIRGINIA LODGE. No. ]. SHIELD
or HONOR. Will meet TOMORROW
tWciu slny' FNENlNG, March Gih, at o'c.ocS,
al Schiller Hall, y. I. BAlN,
min a-lT SECRETARY.
FllHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 Stockholders OF THE RICHMOND
LOCOMOTIVE AID NACUlN WORKS viii
b. lell ~ the WORKS Of the mpauy OF
WEDNESDAY, March 6, 1859, AZ - o'clock VI.
fe ys-lW GEORGE b. JONES, Soc etaIy.
OFFIcE Va. AND North CAROLINA WHEEL co.,
lICHHOND. VA, February il, lssl. !
YTNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
! stockholders Of this company will De- held ia
ins Iresidenrs room, Planters National Bank,
WEDNESDAY, March Is, 1889. atl2 ".
y. v. RANDOLPH,
feI2-tMl3 Secretary aud Treasurer.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-28
unIoa Of psstey,sa, neais..

roRoNro, April 27.--The conference Of
ministers Of the Anglican, Presbyterian
aud Methodist Churches, which was In
session here for two days 10 consider tho
question Of organic unity Of all Protestant
bodies, closed Thursday. Tho sessions
were Of the mos, interesting character, tho
representatives OF the churches declaring
that they would result In great good to the
whole Christian church. Tho utmost har.
inony prevailed, although doctrines were
discussed upon which all were not In
unison. Tho subjects before the confer
enco were: Organic Union" THE
Amount Of Unity In Doctrine, Worship
and Modes Of Action Between the Thruo
Bodies" The Holy Scripture" Tho
Crecds' aud "The Historic Episcopa,e. /"
The Bishop Of Huron, Provost Boldly, Of
Trinity College, DR.. Carey, Of Port Perry,
and Dean Carmichael, Of Montreal, took
leading parts In the discussion. A resolu.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-28
Professors Or military science.

WASHINGTON, April 20.-The Secretary
Of War has ordered board OF officers to
consist Of Maj Joseph p. Sanger, inspector
general; Capt. Chester, third artillery and
Lieut.. Joseph M Carlf, third artillery,
to meet at Columbus Barracks, Ohio,
June II, to consider the practicab!ility, OF
prescribing az uniform system OF rules,
regulations and courses OF study for the
guidance OF officers detailed as professors
OF military science and tactics, at colleges
and universities In case it is decided
best to prescribe shch system, the board
will formulate such rules and regulations
as will, in their opinion, lead to the best
results and secure practical uniformity in
the amount and character OF the military
instructions at the several universities
having details from tho army.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-28
PrrKfN @. WRIGHT.
Ionrnali.t and wri,nr.
The old time homes Of Memphis,
How lovingly they stand
Amidst the tall onclrcling lrees

Newspaper articles Of all kinds written.
Letters, essays, reports, circulars, etc,
written OF arranged Tor publication.
speeches prepared, descriptive articles,
local notices; any Kind OF
articles, from . ioye-lcllcr 10 a challenge,
or from sornibu 10 a thcaier party writ
ten. All communications strictly conf.
DENTAL. Address. care Of business Office Of
olther daily paper.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-28

AZ Jackson Mound Park, May q 1881
The privileges, viz Bar, restaurant, and
len pin alley. leo cream and soda water
stand, flying jenny, shooting gallery, ETC.,
will DO sold 10 the highest bidder MONDAY,
ArntL 20. 1889. at 2 O'Clock pm, in
AIoows's saloon. No. "a Adams street
VIZ. Scum,
Chairman Arrangement Committee.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-28

On r. HrNaS BnruNEn an eminent Ger.
man authority sayg Consumption Ia nj.
ways ddo a. deficient nutrition OF the lung.
caused by bad blood" AZ the lirompion
Hospital for oonsumpuycs, London. Eng.
land, statement has been published that
b2 Per cent II the patients " that insiitu'
ton have unsupported kidney disorder
This explains why the proproi0u of War
nefs Sale Cure claim that they have no
cciycd many testimonials which they have
not published, because IT the incrcduliiy
With which they would be rvcciycd wcro u
claimed that Warmers Safe Cure cures CON
sumption hut the fact h that II your Md
neys be cured and put In q healthy condi'
ton they cKpcl the uric acid and poisonou.
waste matter and prevent the Irritation OF
the delicate substances Of the lungs. thereby
removing the cause. When the effect u
removed the symptom Of kidney disease
winch a called consumption, disappears
! and With u the irritation, which caused H.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-28
HEADQUARTERS ron
CORRUGATED IRON SIDING
AND IRON ROOFING.

rIre, wind, Water and Lightning PROOF.
Suitable Tor all kinds Of buildings For prices aud
estimates AZ factory rates cell on or address
MEMPHIS INITIAL q WOOD MP'o CO.,
No, ass aud 40 Main ~ and q 4 q Mulberry 81
MEhPHfs. TENN.
Hcadquarter for Iron Ionce and creating. Gal.
yAnifed Iron corplce. I'm Roofs aud stoves
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-28

Go. This firm was established In 1883.
The members arc q. J.. Crane, y. :.
Crane, y. l.. Human and William Ham.
mel. all Of lazoo City. and r. saokcti, Of
Albany. Ind. The three first mentioned
are the managers Of the business. They
do both n wholesale aud n retail business
m hardware in all is branches, engines,
nns, machinery, wagons, farming implo-
mcnt, harness. paints, glass, stoves and
hnvafe, and have In connection tin aud
Ihcctiron works, In which thcy keep a
number Of skilled workmsn employed,
and take contracts Tor roofing, smoke.
stacks, etc.
Ihoy have constantly two men on the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-28

ton was adopted recommending TO the
several churches the appointment Of dele
gates to another conference to be held next
year.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-02

cord. The Pacific Coast delegation in
either House, acting as unit, would
exert great deal OF influence. We have
been too modest heretofore. Our
development is rapid, our needs are
many, our deserts are not insignificant.
Grave Senators this is not vanity. 1t is
facts. You are most heartily welcome
here. May you enjoy your visit. May
you have time to see how important to
the Nation at large is this Coast, this
State, this immediate section. And
particularly the Southern contingent OF
this committee is welcome to the home
of the HERALD, the only metropolita n
paper of Democratic faith in this end OF
this great State. The distinguished Sen.
ator from the great Lone Star State is
the exponent of the whole South on this
occasion. Knowing on how many occa
sions the California delegation in Con
gress has freely voted funds from the
Treasury to save the States Of his section
from superfluity of aqueous fluid in the
overfowing channels of the Father o
Waters, he will be glad of an opportunity
to do little for this State in the way o
providing our plains with moderate
supply of the same fluid.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-02
TIE tightness of the money markets

IKE tightness of the money markets at
the East is phenomenal matter. Ia the
spring, money in Paris, London, New
York, Chicago and San Francisco was
cheaper than it had been in many wears.
Today it is dearer than for years before.
In New York money is quoted at 6 per
cent. The Treasury has done little to
relieve this stringency by the purchase
OF bonds. But the ability of the Treasury
is limited. The surplus at the end of
July amounted to only about $71 900, 900.
VI this $1S, 1000, 900 must be held to pay
September pensions. The repository
banks all over the country hold $42, ,OOO,-
600, and the recent purchases were to
the amount of $l1 100000, and there
your available surplus is all gone, lust
six months after the Republican party
came into power. That party never let's
surplus bother it. In the year from
August, 1888, to the present month the
Government purchased $77,3O5, $50 in 4
per cent. bonds, Sis, ,1S5, $50 in ~ per
cent. bonds, or total of $195 ,49O, 700 of
the National debt. The purchases of
bonds under all the rest of the Harrison
administration will not come to half that
sum.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-02
R0NDS VS.. LABOR. d.
Judge Gresham Decides an Import.
ant Railroad Case.

CHICAGO, September Last Saturday
Judge Gresham rendered q decision in
the case of the receivership of the Indi-
annapolis, Decatur and Western railway.
The case has attracted much attention,
because the receiver, after his appoint
ment, devoted the surplus earnings to
the payment of the interest on the first
mortgage bonds, leaving labor and sup.
ply claims to the amount of $4,000 un.
paid. 1t appearing that the receiver had
bsen asked to maintain the interests
of the bond holders to the dis.
advantage of the claims for labor, the
order of appointment was set aside. Ger
tain recommendations or suggestions
were then made by the Court and con-
tinued with leave to complainants to
amend their bill. The suggestions were
not acted upon, and the Court. holding
that the receiver had been made the de-
fendant for the express purpose of Great
ing jurisdiction, Judge Gresham has now
thrown the case out of court. The de-
cision is long one but is formal in char
acter, and interest lies wholly in the re-
suit reached and its value as a prece-
dent.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-02
A CATTLEMAN FLEECED.
How He Dropped His Little Wad to
PrOfessionaI Gambler.

KANSAS Cry, September THE CHIEF
OF Police wants Bud Guion, of Chicago.
Guion is a gambler. He came here a
week ago and registered at one of the
prominent hotels, giving it out that
he was cattle buyer from New
York. Cornelius G. Quinlan, one
of the most prominent sellers OF
cattle in the Southwest, with head.
quarters in this city, was stopping
at the same hotel and cultivated the ac-
quaintance of Guion. Their acquaintance
ripened into intimacy. Guion proposed
little game OF poker. Quinlan is some
thing OF poker player himself. They
went to Guion's room. Among the fur
niture there was handsome inlaid
table, present, 80 Mr.. Guion described
it,. that he priced very highly. The
poker game was played on this table.
The first night Mr.. Quinlan lost his ready
cash. The next night he went "heeled"
with $13 900 in cash. He went away with
out 1t. The next night $4,000 in cash
was won by Mr.. Guion, together with q
like amount in promissory notes, his
watch and chain, two diamond studs and
q ring: The Kansas City man became
suspicious and the next morning notified
The police that he had been swindled.
but Mr.. Guion had fed, and now it is
alleged that the inlaid table assisted hi
in marked degree in winning some
,wenty odd thousand dollars from Quin-
ain.