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Telegram-herald., 1889-09-11
CATTlEMEN.s woEs.

rhey Dociar- That Many % Them Are
Directly rrsesabis TO the Eject OF tho
Reef Cenbfne's Tactics
EAssAs Cry. No sept 70 The senate
comulittes investigating tia dressed beef
qusstir1 neTsn its session Monday morning
IA ths psrlors of the Midland Hotel George
" Guck. sx Governor OF Karsss and
charles Durss of Atchis1.. we're tns only
witnesses examined tais forenoon. Gr.
Giick aid "A had been In The cattls raising
business Tor thirtY years during which
tiue The prices had detsrf0rstsd 20 20 - per
cent He claimed that this vas due % the
estahnshmsnt at Kansas City of a great
packing interest wbicn osf developed Hrsr
= xrsas conpsttion among the sellers
81 cattle and Afterwards = Combinafion
among rackers which was 80 pow
erful thst 80 members could buy
cattls A. their ewn prices He
thea rotated tIs own experiences n At
tempting % eel cattle a. better prices than
rso~- axed ~ ths "cornbine" concluding
vita ths s-atemeut that after re-
shiprinr cattle % Chicago he
~as compelled o. SCI st "com-
hir.r prices ia also stased that ths
bu-ch-r business a. Aschison vas being
rssned By ths combination until The city
council passed and enforced a city ordi-
nance requiring ths inspection Of beef on
ths hoof
Charles uurst = butcher - A.chison.
seafia-d -hat tae impression sxisted among
his business acquaintance tnss rher- = a
combination snonz packers ~ coosrol he
prfres q dressed hesf ard -attle
Iahn Bee M'-hs>l Lynch and Ma
thew spann ef Saline County Al stock
f.e.fs-. ~ ..,rr axrerirr-e test fed - ths
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-11

had rejected the proposals. was engaged al
day Monday n the work o. haruOnizing
tho two opposing interests Cardinal Nan
ming and Bishop Temple ably seconded the
lord mayors efforts. and al three
held conferences with representa-
tives q ths dock companies
aad of the striking laborers AL the par
ties to these conferences were bound to
secresy. bnt it Is learned that a compro-
misc agreement was formulated which met
the approval OF al present. and which now
requires only the formal ratification Of the
dock managers on one sits and the strikers
on ths other 10 make it binding
A meeting Of the striking workmen was
held at Tower Hill Mr. TfIet. one OF the
leaders Of the strike who founded tho
Dock Isborer's Union, addressed the meet
ing he said he believed that the
mediation Of Cardinal Manning between
the men and TIE employers would result
in an early settieme ent Of the questions at
dispute between them Mr.. John Burns
announced The receipt of a number OF
subscriptions from Australia for the
benefit ~ ths strikers Hs said that
the worki-g men OF America had
forwarded sentiment snd sympathy
enough 70 sncircle the globe II committed
- paper. bat not single cent 70 relieve
TIE wants % their fellow workmen Re
vss ashamed ~ tie orgaaizsd workmsn OF
America
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-11
HACKED TO PIECES.
Another Heplsss Victim CT lack
the Eiposrs Eury.
rEE EurLEST CVIzE eF THE SERIES
4As as41lsss Esa-.slas - Wsa.s Fs441
- sAS y 4lessaesei Dis1<ies E-@
Lee N.1hsaf Il.. -
tns Aar1szsx.



Lossos sepk 10 a 30 cock . po-
ncs14a f.laa r1s sody si a fallen ~.a44a
iIfag a. taa scrasz ~ railway area o.
ta8ie srrset Nsllsca4pst AZ sk41lil4-
uoA " ias fs1l4 - sss 30 So -1s aead
zad sEa1s sz1 lesl e4l a AL caxris1
-~J 41d - stsl1.sA rgp-d sPsa. ths
tansstilas lYtaz ca ne yrogad A eorcSE
of t1.ica insca...iT sarEolh-sa Llc sDot
kclie1ln-n pas -1s spet sgsxY rrtsen
sAla@loa l1ese ol an n9n1aF --z- s~y
t1sF So lo-nllg sasficiols le pnEsi-
si4As 20 skzA-ills1 J4s BODY STATE thai l1
t17as cpinloA- lhs llE11r AL alsl-ari1n
sooapia1 4safiY hoar IL is s.arl-lsel
tAat .ns ulllEcss-l --Iried % ths head aui
arms il . .4g lla l4.ffier - -aa @ersE r
t-4s aols seriss ~ " rallellayel m-E1sEs
lhs Aaansr Ia ahlcl s4s Imcs lad
been severed frsIa Ils lodF s-oas ta@- the
m1rfezsr s4s Possessed 0t SONS surgical
SAL ne ssnaa So a8ous ~ years 9-d
her ci9r4inx a. sla15y anl she s4s esi-
cealiy spirtL 1ria4zx Lhs remains have
uot tesn ilsltll-I The m0sL Intense
sxeits-aeus lzala prevails IA l--e-
c1ApsA Crowds surround the uortuarY
"a sazea ths b0es lea Later details
sh0~ tlas there eas 90 blood ca tAs
zrouac al-rs lAe oolg Ha8 found neither
sas there aay blood ca 40 body From
tlis it T. ssldsas that IA murder was cOIa-
ulltted Ia solns ollsr lace and that tns
body 49, snb-sq q-eatlY deposited uadsr
t1e EAi Eay arch Ias TRUNK S4s a ads. A
rsas and bloody chsillss uas found lying
s-ar me body Ibs arms we're intact bur
t1o iegs 0srs Ilssln4 iI 10 believed that
The soinaa a. been dead i0r tNO days
i4ree ssl-ors. w4o wsfo sleeping 1nter
The area asK- ro lle one under which tho
oo1V vas fouat Usrs -aksa into custody
~ -1s police They convinced tho sls10r-
Ities. howsVsr. that they had seen or
heard notliag ~ a suspicious nature. aud
Llsg Nsla dLs.halEsA
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-11

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pas a brasa. o. Ksias.zss "a for
IL = sst Post s.asxs.h,a.
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'- = 49,
INC A..- --AAs- 0sate te@ti'- ei tAs
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-...l = i.--'k - - 20 ~--
l. hn--ey ana : J. tonr iA.nsfs
~ 1e-'- p' - -- a-1
- A. l--0 No9i
S'ni-ei 'taFes eollof oi ti'e Lebanon
ny ? ahaaid ana lllas' ana one q ne
1D-0s@ nc" ePaPNt l-eh II h0A-1t-9i u-e u
i"o -'@-i@n ta'otets q. '-AfksDutg, !"
"a. "0-0 ray Torn % pieces Monday
oy 'no Aiio''on O az A-i--4-e e-illose,
VII" "-ioA s-es were iiAf ~
"0Neih0i MAYER oi Ne'i"s@A' was on
m'h~"9 L'SIs ki'eA ieeef lon ANA pan
que' y 'n0 ii'sh socistieS o. Aii.'i q. Mass
streets "eis u0eo1aeou anu houses Aiainin-
AtoU
J. l. naHor' sewers folnt va iner-
chant WAS murdered In his store early
SUNDAY morning by FIX negroes bent on
ROBBERY ine Maiueiois nave been az
rested
Inc decomposeu poay or man about &C
years o'u Was lounu Monday ne2f stock
ua!e' AhL a Dulle hO4s thiouxh lhe heAd
indicated that murder hao been com
miiteu
John " Campbell, ID years OF ace, shot
and fatally wounded Bell Tyler, colored,
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-11

European Joarasls Loox with Disfsvor
UPen the ComisS International Gather
Ink at Washiazton.
Wksafysros sept ID Consais are call
n .ae as-ea-ioa u the Department. Of
STATE % the feeling aroused In Ehops
over The approaching congress or Ameri-
can nations fOrei ynsrs foresse the estab-
hshmoaI * relations be-ws5n the
tnited states and the Central and
South American nations which Will
stlinelats coamsro n intercourse and
ieoPartise the trade now enioyed
by European nations The Engllsh
press has aot been particularly Interested
an the subject. bus the German. Austrian
spanish aud French newspapers have en-
d7avored 90 excite appTehensions by pre-
dlc-ng that che congress l. but tho opening
movement In plan % operations origin
ated By the Jnlted states with a view 70
dominating politically a. we'll as socially
aver the weaker American nations
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-11
STRIKERS GAIN GROUND.

Several Whar1ngors Grant Their De-
mand - Dock Directors Stick to Their
Oner.
LONDON, Sept io.-The directors OF the
dock companies refuse TO depart from the
terms offered by them 10 the strikers. On
the other hand. however, additional wharf
ingers on Monday signifed their willing
ness to grant the demand OF the men, six
pence an hour
Many members OF the Corn Exchange
have signed a petition asking the Home
Once to put stop to the intimidation by
strikers OF men who are willing TO work
Work has been resumed az thirty three
wharves The msn receive the advance in
wages proposed by Mr. Lafone
LONDON. Sept i0-The negotiations look
ing toward a settlement OF the great strike
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-11
WHITE CAPS INDICTED.

Eisvea Influential Citt1eas Of Marion. Ind
Held BY the Cr-ad Jary on . Serious
Charge.
MAkIos. Ind. Sept 10 William Orley
william Cassler. James Mcmillan. James
Woodland. Ezra Farr. Lawrence Woodard
George Green. Daniel tsrr. Joseph Mad
dox. John Oliver and James Cassler
said 70 have been the White Caps who
whipped Mrs Asenoth Street and her
daughter soma time ago, have been in
dicted on the charge or feloniOus riot and
conspiracy and arrested Most OF the in
dicted men are influential citizens and
heads or families 1ne crime with which
they are charged Is a penitsntiary offense
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-11
WANTs sWlET VessELs.

Three Fast ships 10 Bs Procured By tho
Canadian Pacific Road for the Japan
go sad Chiu~4. wsu Service
MovrkrAr. Qls sent iQ-T q. shsugh-
Messy. assistant general manager of tho
Canadian Pacific railroad has been ap-
pointed assistant president - lee.es FOR
England ss once 70 contract for three
steamers 81 5cC0 tons each for the Pacific
mail ssrvice % China and Japan. They are
- - OK ths same model a. the North
German Tiovd's steamer Iahn. % cost
Il 10 eC7 spisce. anl 70 be delivered a;
- -ouver in eighteen months
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-11

Secretary Windorn Declares Et vss De-
creased N-srly sat.ooo.oOO Daring JuIr
snt August
W.sHTxaroV. sept 10 Refsrrfng - cer-
tain Newspaper statements that during ne
months ~ Jsly and August - this year the
public debt hsd been Increased over So
$50 Do while during - same months -
fsss ne debt bad been decrsssed over g.
Ao. .tuo. SecretarT Window said th@ fact
vas thst The puhfc debe had been -
creased 81. BIZ 8 - daring July sni August
o. this vasr. The statement hs ssii sr1se
1oahrles= from th4 peculiar form q the
monthly pub ieht statement "a vhieh
the amount - debt - given less cssh IN
rbe rrsssurT B7 chs form snT incrssse
cf tha rash "a th- Treasury shows AZ su-
parent decrease ~ the debt. and dIsh1rss-
rfen-s f1r sn7 purpose other thsa 80 pnr-
-Hsss of bon.is e. par "a 10 show ~ ST
parent .nrresse 81 ~ rnefc csrt seus 20
the sulsnnt ~ sach di-bsrs@uene
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-11
oAlrEO TIER FREEDOM.
T-s Css.ists a.k. Their Escape hom
ths Prtss4 Al joliet

J0rI-T. IL. sept 10 -EdNaTc Stone. a
burglar sent up Tor eight years from Nor
rison. aud Henry Miller. seat up for tao
years from Nz1kesaa, escaped from Joliet
prison Monday niza1 reward OF sly0 Is
offered Tor Ils reczpturs or the men. and
a age fcrce " pTissa o1iclals are 0ut after
them
The convicts. with Two others were at
tending TIE engine hitch runs tie stone
saw Ia charge OF an ol1cer and foreman
Jnder cover or darkness they slipped out
Or the engine room. and with ropes and
hooks attached managed 70 scale th- forty
foot WAll aud escape before an alarm could
10 giFea This : the hrsr escape from tAe
prison " hich has been accomplished IN
uauy years
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-11

CHICAGO sept %
CATTry-fassct mo5erafeiy active on local
and shipping account and prices steady ard uu-
changed Quotations rancs- ~ g. 7a.EAs5 for
sood 70 choice sn.ppiuF Steers - 0)1sT1 for
common % gooa DO & ta - for butchsrs'
SfesTs s2.os 41f1 for slccse-s. e. pe4s 20 Tor
TeTsls. $40 go far Westerns p 50as 20 for
Feeders $ so1 -s for Cavs. arf g. soaa 5
f1r infer or ufvef sock an1 Rul.s
noes nsrsst n notersf-'T active Opened
rsfaer strong - fesFT 1nd n red Iots sei..
ar - SC advance Lai~r ra.e easier eaies
1sneet 81 - e9s<- f8F ~. a. 9as a. fer
ro1xh pscs - is s5e4ff fo- rre5. and
81 l1t1. f1r aesry Fsas.rg -as 81. gp.ls lot.
L4IEE-Hssrg .ot- c..set -c i7Nsr
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-11
CRASHED DOWN A HILL.
Sir oecoPsnts Of ForspsuEh Wagon In

tik DccorAnts OF r forepangh wagon In
jared IN n Kansas City Accident
KANSAS CITY. No Sept 10. During Fore
vaughs procession Monday morning a
brake on the osnd wagon failed 20 work
while descending steep htll and il
e0astsd 10 sne bottom. where it overturned
and VA completely wrecked. Six OF the oc-
ouDants were more Or less hurt Philip Nc
Gees head struck the curb and was serious
" injured Louis Taylor's leg vas broken,
jacob Lanwiisr sustained fractured arzn.
n A. Warren had shoulder dlslocated
and Harry Baxter Was Internally injursi
None Of the injuries will prove fatal
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-11

r=ruaFrcH- Ccrn ssT- raTar' ~r's
t-.s-ls r1ssufac-crv. where satrt gre
hs~. been emp eyed. st-t cerr
-Iehk Ire slspens On r. lks~ -
s.s-f-e frors a. fscr ft f. $3.50 -7- ERE
t-srs h.s Ero- so lsrrs r-t s--
ts.t oorss>rsfivsly no semsn1 f1r .frs-
wsirs
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-11

CHICAGO. Sept i0.-'Tony' Delight one
OF the best known men in Chicago. died
suddenly on Monday of heart disease. aged
CO years Ne vas AZ one time a gambler
and lived a very Wild life. but for the past
fourteen years had been an evangelist and
Nas a realons lsoorer IN the lords vine
yard He was Spaniard by birth. and mis-
name vas Antonio Manuel De Luce. bat on
coming - America haG the co2nOnen
krrt-rfya-I
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-11
- i Hl.InIarI..

A7L4v7a Ca sept le-Ir r r Tuck
er vie fel from s window of h's house
Saturday ght. dfed sunday He Vss On.
q - leading Rapffst c'eFEFmen % ne
south. wss prop9istor ~ tne frris-i A. Iaes
sad hsd bssa chance ~ RI ire University
r. Georgia snd president of Mercer Uni~
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-11
EPIDEMIC IN ALLEGHENY.

Twenty Eight Inmates of Colored
Orphan Asylum Down with Scarlet
Fever.
PrrrssuRoH, Pa, Sept l0-There is
startling epidemic OF scarlet fever in the
COlOred Orphans Home on Greenwood
street. Allegheny. One OF the children
became III about 4 week ago and the
attending physician ordered its removal
10 the hospital department. More cases
developed each day until now the patients
n-snber twenty-six The matter has been
reported 70 the Board OF Health and steps
will be taken 10 have the patients removed
from the institution
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-11


have sc arce ! V
been interrupted
by the slight out
burst OF feeling
caused by the re-
fusal Of the strik-
ers to indorse the
action Of their
leaders In accept
Ing the last COM
pr o mise pro-
posed The lord
mayor. notwith-
stan ling his
threats To wash
bis hands OF tho
whole bust n ess
after the strikers
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-11

Ioxro~ sept 10 -Ths Iriss police have
hsen ordered 70 rtfrafn from shsio~fre
Ergiiss remters ~ - Holse - Corr
mona travs NJ n TraIand This ~cursr is
ne .olzsr considered necessary fer Their
ssferr
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-11

rrzrs<-ex W e. ssrs - r. .nsss
Trsrv s-ees Ia D. rer~t 10y ourr-1 ~
fsr a. laramie Tee kcrses vere ss7s0.
fuf many cost p carriages ~sr- destroyed
Ioss. ase 'o0 csrefsrv insured
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-11

CETca9o sept 10 -Flsmes n the CON
mission house ~ A II Barber A. 50 South
Water strsst at ,. n destroyed about
So 90 worth o. butter. cheese ezgs. ETC
snd did about = 1o0 worth q ds1zxs %
IL. - i
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-11

AUGUSTA Ne Sept ~ A very severe
drought prevails IN this state. and forest
fires are burning in the Northern ard West
ern sections Hundreds of thousands OF
dollars have been iost. and the srnoks is -
dense that navigation On the - Johns
river r. practically suspended
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-11

ssENes1 azzzs<z. 5~Et1 zl1rls ana -
11o11 - $3.50 tAs sz<xesszy s4s. - 80
A-Asiz~igpG s~s 4ss1a~1 ozF~ssn -AsEa n
s1eh zAzlalsE x4@s Ea1xhex ~o1-d s1ezs@zA
- - lsxxt5oxy - tAs sLAsFk
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-11
snORT Or CASH.

q
s..s-Fhs L4.silsass sss. 90. witA 49,
ssss - Ls..L sIsS.ooS Grs.G.x.
AgEo4A IL, >spt ID -Ihs Aucra
H411n Cou1 p41F - Egzdsy u-zes IA
81 - nsar Tor tEs sszss1 - - cf~dlto1s.
4 II Day Dsi1E tas Assi siglss. Ins
oress1s IkcL.lE1ss u rAs c01p4Ay
anoazs - 4kszt &c. o.. f.1ly 50
carsd Z . elalnsd - ths company
attorneys bspkins A-3rfeh s Iz2Bc1sr.
that ths di1lc-l-lss asosssltaslag r1s as
sl<umeat - taE q 70 poE4ry sl1 tai t1s
conesr4 3lll sooz - "a - fssg sg.in -
asse-a exceed 10 labL tee ~ a.
s4sr So ~ Ihs emkzrrsssmeas re-
suited fr0m lack Or casa " sup
ply iLamsdl4ts nssds There = abo1E
go 90 worth Of material o1 laaa parity
soTksd ~. 4nd oI1srs 4Ts nov Ia for So -
81 nor-z u goods
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-11

~ Pr--wrS---w n sers re he T W.
<es , GO hasd~r works at Festa rou-
f-sssd fu.ssr-seas fsr e. 40 2. Aver 81 Co
l.Alae..s = SzzazasaxA g ca-csgA
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-11

VHEAT-Very quiet aad steady al l,aAc al.
rance. Septsn Der, sea s3sc OctoDer Sss,
0Skc; December, 81 IS l-Isc, May. s0s .
-0fc.
CAY stronger, noGera-ely active. Mixed
Western. - 43t4c.
OaTs-Quiet and nTuer Western. 25l3so
PHOvIsIONs-Beef auiet. Plate. 70 as 10;
Extra Mess. p 90 1T5a. Pork strong moderate
demand. %sss. sl2 soala59. Extra Prime.
tio 2saio.s0. Lard easy, steam rendered, Quiei
a. f6t 40.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-11

lave you ever had rheumarsmY
DO you have pain ins the ia kt
DO You ever nave pains between shoulders
DO YOU have night feNcrS OF night sweatsy
DO you have cEtarrht
Do you have prickiDg or pinching sensations
IN The skim
DO YOU have numbness on the side on which
you lie2
Do YOU have cold feet or handsl
DO YOU have sore thrOay
lDo y0g have pains IN tlie hreaSg
low ,ong have you been aihngY
Do YOU have ringing sounds or roaring Ia the
head?
DO you have deafness
DO you have Spells Of feeling afraid or IN
certain
Bo SOU have confidence in yourSelH
Du yau rest well al night:
Do vou dream
Do you cough or raise phlegm?
is tle skin natural. pale or SallowY
Have yon pain IN the ewes or nosef
DO YOU have spots before the csesY
Have you pains or cramps in the stomach or
bowels!
Have you pain in the back OF the heady
Have YOU pimpieS OF your facey
Are yOuI eyes red or vatcryy
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-03-15
EdIIors and MrIters.

Nothing could be more false than that
editors and publishers like to decline
things. On the contrary they are perfect
iy eager 10 get good articles and books, no
matter how obscure the writer may be |;
sometimes, indeed, the obscurer he ia the
better. The amount of pains which editors
and publishers take to lick into shape
manuscripts which have basis of merit f,
but which are abomlnably written, in
something which would be very surpris-
ing to sggrieved contributors who regard
every editor ard publisher rs contemnt-
uous person with prejudice against all
unknown writers. Editors are willing TO
Suggest, TO correct, even TO rewrite; bu
often the task is too much for them t,
and they decline matter which really has
much thai ia coed BECAUSE the writer is so
very far from having learned his trade.
There is no higher art than the art Of
writing and yet some people expect that
they may exercise 1t without any apPren-
ticeship whatever, just as SOME others ex-
pect 10 paint good pictures, or sing songs
like an artist, right off, out of hand, by
sheer force of genius, or by "main strength
as Paddy thought he could play the fiddle.
The result is The woeful duty that editors
find themselves under, and which they
| are not 10 he blamed il they sometimes
shirk.-Boston Transcript.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-03-15

LATEST BY LEPHON
Miss Carrie Rhody is visiting hei
Aunt. Mrs. B. Brindler. in Swanton.


Miss Carrie Rhody is visiting her
Aunt, Mrs, b, Brindler, in Swanton,
Rev. A. P. johnson and wife arrived
here on Monday from Elmore, and took
rooms with Mrs. s. Smith, while Mr..
johnson is experimenting the remodel
ing of the residence on Second street
which he has purchased Cor his future
home.
Mr.. R. E, Hill, the genial agent OF the
Toledo Gas Co., WIS in town one day
last week, having just returned from
the inauguration at Washington. lie
is of the opinion that the exposure Of the
large number who particip tied IL the
parade would result in many deaihs.
In the pressure upon time last week
we failed to announce that Mr. Geo
Hoff man removed from his farm lately
sold and located on Second street, on
the same day that President Cleveland
moved out and Harrison moved into the
Whitehouse. Geo rgc says all great
men moved on that day.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-03-15
Sheen Claims Paid.
Beware of eintments for Catarrh
That Contain Mercury,

as Mercury will surely destroy the sense of
smell and completely derapge the whole
system when entering 1t through the mucus
surface. Such articles should never be used
except on prescriptions from reputable physi-
clans, as the damage they will do are ten fold
to the good you eau possibly derive from them
Halls Catarrb Cure, manufactured by +. j.
Cheney q Co. Toledo, o. contains no percu
ry, and Is taken internally. and acts directly
upon the blood aud mucus surface of the
system. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be
sure you get the genuine, 1t is taken internally
and made In Toledo, Ohio. by r. J.oheney On
Es5- Sold by Druggists, price Zoe. per bottle
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-03-15
The Toledo Cadets.

Toledo still has reason to be proud OF
her Cadets. They fully sustained their
former reputation while at the Inaug-
uratlon IN Washington, and returning
home via New York the Times thus
speaks of them in that city
."Nothing like it. has been seea here
since the tipe of the old Ellsworth Zou-
aves," said an enthusiastic veteran who
watched the splended exhibition drill
given by the Toledo (Ohio) Cadets, Capt.
William V. McMaken, at the Twenty
second Regiment armory last night.
The company is the descendant of the
old Toledo High School Cadets, and,
though unattached, belongs to the Ohio
National Guard, and has served in more
than one riot at Cincinnati and else
where. At the Chicago tournament
and mt Washington it ranked second to
none in discipline. The men wanted to
drill in this city on their way home from
the Inauguration, and thus became the
guests of Capt. J. W. Finch, of the
Twenty-second. The crowd of ladies
and military gentlemen in The armory
witnessed beautiful exhibition of pro-
ficiency. The marching and alignments
were une xceiied. The final exercise
was the manual of arms executed hy
thirteen men, with exaclnesa, to the
music of u piano"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-03-15
MOVING FOR SUFFRAGE,
(The M ssouri W. c. t. U. Working on the
Legislat urel

The ssouri W. G, T. U. Working on the
Legisaturel
The following petition was presented in
the Missouri House of Representatives. ON
Feb. 18th by Representative, John IL.
Bothwel;
To the members of the General Assem-
bly, of Missouri. The undersigned cili-
zens OF Missouri respectfully pray your
consideration of the following facts:
That 10 discriminate against any class
oil law abiding citizens by leg s'ative en-
actment relating TO the suffrage-thal
right preservative OF all other Iight.n-
ls TO perpetuate an act of injustice un-
worthy of this age, and in conflict with
the principles of American liberty.
The disabilities under which the wo-
men OF Missouri labor as result of this
discrimination are becoming manifest.
We therefore pray your honorable body
to take speedy action for the removal OF
snch discrimination against women as Is
now recognized in the Constitution OF
tho State Of Missouri.
And furthermore, we pray your honor.
able body TO endow women with the
right to vote IN municipal elections. Til,
women oil Kansas are now in the pos
session OF this right which they are using
with the harpest results. May not tn,
women Of Missouri ask M much J.?
And 70 your petitioners will ev,r pray
CLARA c. HOFFMAN, Pres. W. G. i. u
ELLEN ID. MoRRIs, Sec'y w. c. L. u.
REBECcA N. HAZARD, Sup'l Fra ,chise
| W. g. 4. U.
And what good reason can be giver
for not granting such prayer in every
State