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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-06
1e|egTaphiic Tidings
DAKOTA HARMONY.
B!sMaRCK, July 6.-Thc constitutional

B,sMARCK, July 6.-IThc constitutional
convention convened at 10 :45 yesterday
The report of the committee or ere
dentaIs was read AMI adopted. The
delegates then took the oath Of Office. u.
Fancher is the Republican rancHa non,i-
nee for permanent chairman, .fanthei
made little speech. \ committee OF
seven on rules was appointed md the
convention adjourned until = p. NJ. to-
day.
According 10 agreement the Repub-
leans oil the territory, who are III the
majority, gave the Democrats One-thlrd Of
the delegates to this convention, and
there will be a strong effort made to keep
UP the minority representation idea ia the
new constitution While much attention
is being paid to the election oil individuals
as stepping stone into some official po-
sitions OF the new state government, the
subject matter of new organic law Is not
by any means being overlooked.
The farmers, who are all in favor OF or
ganization, have large number OF mem
bers, and being very powerful, politically,
they have enunclated platform of princi-
pies which they wish to place in the con-
Slltulioh llcS IlaNc Suh!Nlclit iicIlpet-
ship in the convention and enough power
i'll the state to make their demands OF
great weight. Questions of prohibition,
woman suffrage, Australian ballot system,
and minority representation will comei in
for q good share Of the attention OF the
convention.
There has already been good deal of
strong argument in favor OF one legislative
body. The Australian ballot system,
with some notifications, together with
one or two Of the principles mentioned,
will undoubtedly appear in the new docu.
ment. The constitution already adopted
for the new state OF South Dakota is well
thought Of here.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-06

No matter what may be the ills you bear
from Indigestion, dose OF Ayers Ca
thartic Pills will ease you without ques-
tioon. Just try them once and be as
sured; they have much worse dyspeptics
cured. You II find them nice and amply
worth the price,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-06

tive Appleton property, consisting of
wharves, etc. 1t Is supposed they will
run ships to Port Royal from England to
carry phosphates and lumber from the IL
torinr
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-06

The second of the series OF public re-
ceptions given by Gov. and Mrs. Prince
will take place on Wednesday evening Of
next week, the 10th inst, between the
hours of and IL. There are no special
invitations issued and the people general
ly are invited to be present.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-06
English Capital.

CHARLESTON, s. 9. July 5.-The Man
chester Snip Canal company, of England,
has bought the extensive but unproduc-
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-06
Letter List.

In calling please say advertised and
give the date. A. SELIoMAN, ?. NJ.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-10
SIOUX CHIEFS PLEASED.

Believed That Sitting Boil and Other No
torious Leaders Of the Tribe VIII Sign
tho Treaty Opening up the Great Sioux
Reservation.
BrsMAncK. Oak, April 9.-The report that
the commission would soon be appointed BY
the President 70 confer with the Indians for
tho opening Of the great Sioux reservation
y receiyed with much interest among the
Indians at Standing Rock, who are headed
By Sitting Bull, Gall, John Grass and other
notorious chiefs.
The Indians are pleased with the action OF
the Government In increasing the price 10
be paid them from Hfty cents per acre 10
slab and many Of them have expressed
their willingness 10 accept the terms Of the
treaty. Even Sitting Bull and Gall who
wsrs 30 bitterly opposed to the treaty sub
mittsd last year, have given utterances 10
friendly expressions, and there Is little
doubt OF success among tho whites who
visit the reservation. Areoent arrival from
the Standing Rock Agency says he Is posi-.
tive that sitting Bull and Gall will accep,
thu treaty t.tft U.-fN
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-10
AN INSANE REeSENogR.

An Aged Lady Of Wealth and Refinement
Detained at Castle Garden By Emigra-
tion Inspsctors. M
NHuaYoRE, April e.--Yesterday, for the
first time under the new regulations OF the
Board Of Emigration Commissioners COM
pelling steamship boarding otiioers to OK
anime frat cabin passengers, saloon trav-
eler was detained and placed In confinement
at Castle Garden. The prisoner was Madame
Albert pHomme- Boulingvale, an educated
and refined woman Of nearly seventy years.
She occupied one Of the most costly suites
Of staterooms on the French steamship La
Gasoogne, which arrived from Havre Sum
day. The boarding oficer's attention was
attracted by the immense quantity OF bag
gage bearing the name "Madame Susan
Kennedy, Louisville Ky., o. 8. A" Six.
teen huge Saratoga trunks, iron-bouud and
strapped. bore this stencil.
Inquiry for the owner Of this unusually
large lot Of baggage brought the lady to the
offioer. Bhe was preparing to leave tho
steamer She acknowledged the ownership
Of the baggage, but resented all efforts OF
the Official 10 inquire into her private affairs.
After short conversation with her the
offioer concluded that her mind was affected
and took her TO Castle Garden, where DR..
Vinton pronounced her insane. Her malady,
the physician said, was incurable. At times
since her arrival the woman has been ra-
tonal and her story Ii fully credited by DR..
Vinton. Tue woman's maiden name was
marked on hsr baggage, "Susan Kennedy"
- a.. . 81 ks.sI aA hA -
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-10
rANNER's POLICY OF REMOVALS

IL Approved by Secretary Noble and o
Number Of Democratic Employees OF the
Pension Omoe VIII Soon be Bounced.
WAsHIseroS, April o.-Secretary Noble
said yesterday that there was no founda-
tion for the published report that he had
found II necessary TO issue an order check
ing Pension Commissioner Tanner In his on
siaught on Democratic employees Of his oiioe.
"Tanner," ho says. lis not o whit more
radical In his politics than am" and he Is
In thorough accord with the com missioner
In the matter Of ma ding removals OF incom,
petent or inefficient Democrats and the So
lection OF Republicans Tanner believes 10
turning out ex-Confederates wherever more
competent Union soldiers can be employed,
and 90 does the Secretary. r
While on this subject the Secretary said
that i5O special pension examiners, all OF
whom are understood 10 DO Democrats, will
be dropped from the rolls at the end Of the
current fiscal year, ana that the work Of
turning out Democrats would not stop there; I;
q great many more would 20.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-10
HoNoRINa THE BALL PLAYERS.

ohssnesy M Dspew. Msrs T~s,n ana
O.nsr veo A.sn' .fue'
Nv. .a MI !" .s1 n,.s. -. N"
~ A-,, IT,. n,
W" Ivs ~. =. ms s"Su1s SN,a,o :, Do,.
lnynv s ~. E soSaa sn - . % a. ~, " Sps'uus p,A.
e.u u. ps,u a. .s..ss ~. 80 "a,I ~, p,ayo's
s, wnv n.'e s nsae @u. 1u y. 'sS no "o.,a, was 2
~ yrnnAas sao 80 oIe liz. u .h s.o soSs1s ~ ~
Io vo0', mei.esn sp mars
TWAIN In. i"i.cnen, srauuae OF faie'
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-10
LABOR'S STRUGGLE.
The Street Gar Employes Strike
at Rochester. N. z,
Results In q Small Riot-Many Drivers
and Passengers Injured.

: "a
prospects Of TcrminAtioh o. .ho s
&C bunaio-A Nine-hour DAY Dc"S.
BY tho Carpenters ~ SALEM mass
ROCHESTER,, n. r., April e-Anotnet
route was opened up yesterday AFTERNOON
by the street car company. There are now
only two lines tied mn. Twenty of the new
a-;.srs ,oInaa ,ha ..,,,,ar. sundav ana
-. o. ~, ,ro,,,
san o'sas lnsu s.fi'ou I. w.. 80 ~.
new fprk YESTERDAY morn'ns W s.Av .no
place OF strtkers- There are now tory-
three cirs IN operation. Regularly 1SS cars
are run. The scenes OF Saturday were re-
peated on Main and State streets yesterday
morning. There was throwing OF stsnes,
sticks and missiles at passing care. Great
excitement prevailed Three -fourths OF tho
police force were stationed on Main and
State streets Many drivers and passengers
were Injured At ten O'Clock the excite-
ment subsided.
There was more trouble yesterday than on
any day during the strike. Hoodlums In
terfered on lines on which there had been
no trouble before. There Is also deficiency
In police protection. 50 that the car COM
pany did not run as many cars as II claimed
on tho officers OF the car company In the
afternoon aud requested that they hold q
conference on the subject OF th strike with
oimmittee Of the meu. The company
agreed TO conference with the actual
strikers, but stipulated that the men dis.
charged without any cause being assigned
should not participate. This tho mon TO
fused 10 accede to and viii hold no con-
ference unless the discharged men arc ai
lowed to take part. This Is the status Of
affairs at preAent, and q settlement seems
rs far of as ever The strikers are stili do
termined and confident
buffalo. N. Y, April9.-The second week
Of the big strike Of carpenters and painters
opened yesterday morning with encourage
Ing prospects OF speedy termination aud
the success OF the nine'hour day movement
The strikers are iubilant over the fact that
SIX more master builders gave In Monday
morning and two boss painters Az the
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-10
A Destructiyo FIRE.

HENDERSON, Kv.. April 9.-Princeton,
KY, was visited yesterday morning by
snptber destructive ,Ars. AZ SEQ e'clock
the building occupied by Kevil & Brown
was discovered on fire. and a. Princeton has
no hrs department the flames had every
thing their own way. Tue following wsrs
completely burned out: Open House In.
ending Knights Of Pythiss hall, with all
the regalia; Kevil q Brown, dry goods; J.
A. Stegar & Co, clothing; A. G. Myers &
Bon. general merchants; Kaufman q Gold
hamer, dry goodsi Mrs Boyd, millinery; J.
b Grifnths, photograph gallery. Several
lawyers and Doctors offices were also
burned. Origin Of fire unknown. Loss es-
timated at 1000; insurance small.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-10
A pecl,Ion Against the Governm ment

CHICAGO, April o.-The Jury In the some
what celebrated millinery case returned q
verdict which was opened in the United
States Court yesterday morning. The re.
suit Is victory for the plaintiffs, Hagedon,
ct al. BY the terms OF the verdict thirty.
two varieties OF hat trimmings, including
piece e-velvet, double braid finges, gal.
looms, gimp and cord, may be imported at a
duty Of twenty per cent instead Of forty 10
fifty per cent, as collector Seeberger had
decided Sash ribbon, the verdict decided,
must pay the silk and satin duty Of from
forty 10 slxty per cent This verdict will
save the plaintiffs Thousands OF dollars,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-10
Prize Fieht Winds DO in a Riot.

PORTLAND. Ore, April 9.-Durlng prize
fight yesterday at Seattle between William
Scott and Frank Brltton, the latter claimed
foul IL tie fourth round, which was dlsal-
lowed, and as Britton refused 10 proceed
the referee gave the fight to Scott, where
upon Britton's partissns invaded the ring
and general fight with reyolvers ensued
10 which James MoCann, Britton's second,
was perhaps fatally wounded, and two sa-
ioon-keepers, Tom and Charley Clancey,
were badly injured. Tony Guthrie, the
referee, and number OF Others have been
arrested, and other participants ore being
,earchod for.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-10
BASE BALL.

Exhibition Games Preparatory for the
Championshlp Contests.
CLEVELAND. April 0. : Tho following
games were PLAYED yesterday;
At Philadelrhis-Athletic, 81 Phlladel-
phia, o.
AT Baltimore-Newark, s; Baltimore, 10.
At Observation-Disclosures, 8; Cincinnati,
H.
At Columbus--C Cleveland, 10; Columbus, o.
At st. Pittsburgh, z; st. Louis, 8.
At Jersey City-New York, 8; Jersey
City,8.
AT Brooklyn-All America, Z; Chicago, 8.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-10

BETHLEHEM. Pa, April 9.-The several
coal carrying roads met here yesterday and
reduced the tolls on anthracite TO city trade
as follows: From the Wyoming region to
Philadelphia, ton cents par ton on prepared
sizes, and five TO twenty on pea and culm;
TO New York, 6fteen on prepared and five
on pea. Corresponding reductions were
made TO Lake Ontario ports and York State
POINTS, and fifty TO Chicago. The new sched-
ule is TO 20 into effect on April 10.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-10
Startling Developments Expected.

LITTLE Rock. Ark, April alt is OK.
pected that tho United States Court which
convened yesterday will take the first step
toward unraveling tho mystery surround
Ing the assassination Of John M. Clayton.
Four persons implicated In the election
troubles At Plummerville will oc tried,
namely: William Palmer, Tom Hervey,
Charles Reid and James Lucas. The CON
vIction OF one or all will, II IL claimed, lead
TO startling developments.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-10

PLArrsBuRo, N. Y, April 9.-All the dis
orderly houses In this city and the outskirts
were ralded by the police last night aud
eight women and two men were captured
and locked up. They viii have hearin z
to-day and will probably receive long SEN
tences as the evidence ls overwhelmingly
against them. William Rlugman aud lady
detective from Albany, Mrs. Kirby, were
employed by the authorities to procure the
evidence on which the pro ,ecutiOns will bo
based
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-10
Death OF Mrs. rheodore Thoma..

New YoRT, April Q. = Mrs. Theodore
Thomas, wife OF tho musician died in this
Monday morning after lingering and pain
tul Illness. She had been confined TO Der
bed since last autumn with form OF nery-
Gus prostratlon which from the first puzzled
medical skill, though IL was not until with
in few weeks Of the end that hope OF sue
cessfully coping with It was abandoned.
Mrs. Thomas was woman Of fine intellect.
ual attainmens and unusual forcs Of char
acter.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-10
viii Not Lose by pratt's DefaloatIon.

New YoRK, April 9-The Seaboard Ma
tional Bank, OF New York, the correspond.
emit In this city OF the First National Bank
Of Anolfa, Mimi, will not suffer by the de
falcaton Of p. F. Pratt Of the latter
bank. The cashier OF the Seaboard bank
announced yesterday that the Minnesots
bank had considerable sum TO It's credit In
the 5eaboard when cashier Pratt skipped
the country. Other banks which have had
Dealings with the broken bank claim the
came state of affairs
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-10

PRovIpEsoE, II. l., April 9.--Greeuville Q.
eleoted Republican Representative yestor-
day by 81 majority. Bristol failed TO elect
Representative, there being Ave tickets In
the Held. The Legislature now standsi
5enate-A Republicans, 10 Democrats, 3 10
be chosen. House-2S Republicans, 81 Demo
Gratis, 70 be. chosen. Joint ballot-52 Re-
publicans, a Democrats. Elections are To
be held to-day in Newport Bristol and
Oranalou 'fH
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-10

WATERBURY. Conn, April 9,-Billy Nc
Clolland, OF Waterbury. and Jim Nelson,
OF New London, fought fourteen rounds
near here last night Nelson being knocked
out and badly used up. Tue nght was
very brutal one. II was witnessed by l0t
persons from New London, Hartford
Bridgeport and Waterbury. The police are
looking for the principals and SEQ nds, and
alao hope 70 capture some OF the spectators
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-10

NEw YoRK, April 9-The Calender In
sulatlng and Water Roofing Company OF
New York and East Newark, N. J., has sus-
pended operations aud Il Hnancia ly embar-
rasSed. The creditors are considering an
extension. Tho company claimed assets Of
ti27, 900 last July, Of which $500, 600 was val
uation OF patents. The liabilities were
placed At t92bS5
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-10
DEATHS HARVEST.
Awful Work of the Recent Storm
on the Virginia Coast.
Upwards Of o Score OF Vessels Re.
ported Ashore and the Loss Of
Life Is Appalling.

- -
xne shore Tor. Miles Is strswn with Wreoh
and tho Fun Extent OF tho Disaster MAY
Not be Known for Many Days
NoRYoLK, Va, April 9.-The terrible gale
n at 90 end. The weather is bright and
cold, but virginia Beach is strewn with
ureol,. and MANY lives have been lost Thu
eo,r-r..,.a ..h.o.. uo.,.,, N poo,,
- p-a-,sS o0"vou'' ~ ,i,.' " Il
o'uonoo' AZ. pA.uu'oio' 40
near Seatack station. Inc crew were res
oued. The schooner Emma +. Hart from
Nassau for Boston, is ashore i've miles
south OF Cape Henry. The crew were
reaoued nv the seatao,t life.s saving station.
An unknown aohooner with both masts
gone q ashore three miles south OF Sea.
taok. OF her Grew of five there is said to
be- only one suryiyor. The steamship
William Lawrence reports that the schooner
Andrew johnson. of baltimore. for Rio, Is
ashore at York river. An unknown schooner
h lahore of old Point. The steamer Chat.
ham. from Boston. passed two miles north
yyest from Cane Henry lighthouse the boom
OF a sohooner moored to wreckaee.
An unknown schooner Is on Wfllouehby
Point with the seas breaking over her. The
aohooner Northampton. in Cherry stone
c,eek With her ey NJ four man was blown
cpt into the bav SATURDAY. NIGHT and ali ON
hard ,o.t The schooner w p Davis IA
baached an Crane Jsland and the schooner
Charles "A. slnnickson Is ashore at Ocean
Visw The schooner Hester A. waters IA
s.hora In the Nansemond river and the
sohooner Georg, w Covington has zone 10
nIeocs AZ the mouth of Tho Nansemond. The
sahooners Eva Oaborne and James q. Wat
son are lahore At Peg Point The sohooners
EmIlv N. Burton and the Rising Sun were
Thrown nm high and drv near West Nor
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-10

VIENNA. April IA wine store Of szl,
Hungary, was entered Sunday night by
shelves who pluudered the promises OF
every thug valuable, Tho proprietor OF the
store surprised tbs robbers st their worh
and was seized and crushed 70 death in o
vine press. The thieves afterward got
drunk aud were In an almost helpless STATE
OF inebrity whom . few hours later they
tyero arrested. HFM
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-10

HAMBURG, April o.-This city was startled
yesterday by the news Of royolting crime
that was committed Sunday night. A boy
named Steinfatt who was travelling over
night on one OF the roads that lead 10 the
suburbs OF Hamburg, was found murdered
aud his corpse mutilated In shocking man
ner, His throat was out and his abdomen
ripped and emptled Of its contents.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-10
secured an Option on Valuable stock.

Secured an Option ON valuable stock.
HARTToRD, Conn, April ga special 10
the Courant from New York states that
Philadelphia parties have secured an option
on the controlling interest In the Phoenix
Mutual Life Insurance Company, Of Hart.
ford. The company has assets Of over slO..
500,ooo and 10 controlled By capital stock
Of $4,000. A. q. Goodman, president Of
the company, has 500 more than half the
capital, and the report says that his S5o,1o
Of stock Il offered at t5oi, 900, or ten dollars
for one. The would-be purchasers are said
10 be eudeayoring now 10 borrow purchase
money on pledge Of the stock. The hlghsst
sale OF the stock known in Hartford was be-
low 900, ana in last years taxes II was
valued o. 200. The company Is In strong
financial couition, and II is reported here
that polioy-holdors may resort TO the courts
10 prevent the deal. which has been entered
Into without the knowledge Of the other al
rectors Of the company.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-10

Nsw YoRk April :. Tho dead body OF .
young man about twenty-five years OF ago
was found IN lumber yard At the foot Of
Bothune street yesterday. There wa .
bullet hole n tho abdomen. II Is believed
70 be case Of suicide There was nothing
found on the corpse BY which u could be
LIsati6ad i va t-lfAufA fA4gHUl..s I
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-10

BRrDonPonr,, Conn, April s.--Ths Su-
prcrhe Court Of Errors In tho case OF Jacob
6chieL the New Caanan mardorsr under
sentence TO be hanged May % for the muir
der Of constable Druker In January, 1888,
yesterday announced that II found no error
in the judgment OF this lower court stand
Ing three 70 Two against new trial afl
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-10

NEWARK, N. j., April '9.-The reduction
Of hfteen per cent In the wages Of the en-
ployes OF Clsrk's thread mills goes into
effect to-day. There has been soma talk Of
strike. bnt no notion has yet been taken
by tho employees. They bold secret meet
ing yesterday, and will, II Is understood,
mott again to-day TO decide whether or not
striko shall be ordered.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-10

EAsroN, Pa, April 9.--Jsoob Sandt, Emil
nent Commander Of the Hugh do Payen
Commandery, Knights Templar, committed
suicide at his homo here yesterday morn
Ing by hanging. The aot Is believed 10 have
been due 70 melancholy over the return Of
an old sickness. He was In tho grocery
business and one ofEaston's most respected
citizens.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-10

Ponr Ro5AL, 8. O., April .. Tho steamer
State Of Texas, from New York, which ar
rived here yesterday, picked up ofr Frying
Pan Shoals the captain and crew OF the
bark Aibatross, which was cnt adrift IN .
storm By the tug Alexander James, from
New York for wilmington. -
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-10
Storm Hound YesseIs.

vmurAnp HAysE Mass. April GA
heavy northeast storm has prevailed here
for forty-elght hours. A large number Of
vessels are In the halbor. storm bound.
Tho stoamer, Monohansett made . trip 10
New Bedford YESTERDAY moroins, but failed
tos2sgEeA ~ w MAk. w .-.--..--.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-10

FAIL Rrvna, Mass, April s--Jsck Falvey,
Of Providence. and Jack MCGOWAN, OF thfs
pIace fodght here last night With two-ouncs
eioves for purse Of e2c0 Falvey had On
ousy task throughoub aAd flushed his man
d the eight ronud byA throat blow, y
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-10
-Four niop DIowp Into Fternlty,

JUNCTION CrTr, Ky, April o.-Crsfts
sawmill, near this city, was wrecked by 0
boiler explosion yesterday morning. Chester
Hughes, Jack Shoots, AL Buriey and Sam.
uel Morris were killed.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-10

Bosros, April GA boy giving his name
as Joseph Wright was arrested yesterday
for passing raised checks for small amounts
on local banks. One check was altered from
% to 800 and another from Sl0 TO 800.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-10
HURON DIVISION .

sDailv.
Thisroad isnow ope through from Toleo,
Bowerstown connecting With the PeBneyIy,
Systemforal lpoints Eaet
rHRouuD oAnsKRyIoH tl
petweenroIedo, ,cambrdgcand MariettE
&, ana B0werstown
90, and Akron, Youngstown
a, Pittsburgh
Vnicsgo Akron, Youngstow ra n d Pit
NJ ID. WooDPoRD, JAMRsM .uAtI
osn Aan0ser. Gen'l Pass. .
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-15
ar the Theatre.

Snow Bros. Jolly Voyagers" gave an
entire change of bill for their entertain-
ment at Harper's theatre last evening,
appearing in the great musical comedy,
"Our Kitty, a production exceedingly
well acted. and prefaced by the always
popular comedy, THE Youth who Never
Saw Woman" The honors of the
cast were awarded Miss Gypsy Ward,
Miss Carrie Lamont and Mr.. Ross Snow,
all of whom sustained themselves in Their
respective parts admirably. Tonight an
entire change of bill will be put on,
when the company makes its last appear
ance.