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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-03-15
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WASHINGTON. March Io--It Is reported
whitelaw Reid Of the New York 7IbHRe has
been offered the English mission, and ex-Sena.
tor Palmer Of Michigan that TO Spain. The
latter, however, says he will not 20 abroad.
Ex-Governor Porter Of Indiana viii 20 to Rome
and itis expected Hon. John c. New viii 20
10 Austria.
Fed Grant has chance for appointment as
minister to China, but Il Is uncertain whether
he VIII receive this Office something Ia Europ~.
II Is generally understood Walker Blaine will
be asSistant secretary of stale, Charles {. Coon
assistant secretary Of the treasury and Clark G..
Carr, Of Illinois, assistant postmaster general
Frisktfni Massacre.
NEW YoRK, March Io.-The World to-
morrow win contain the following; A steamer
arrived At this port yesterday. bringing news Of
a bloody battle between I.egiiime's and Hippo.
lytes forces, and 4 massacre by the yietoFs.
The Hippolyte forces in this city were com
manded by Generals Nom Point and Jean
Meseraus. Legitimc's army began the attack
on the outposts early in February They
were repulscd several times, but finally succeed.
ed in carrying them, and few days Later were
masters Of the city and General MescTaus
sword. Legitime's men were 80 eiated over
their success that they Immediately began to
pillage the town. Drunken soldiers shot one Of
the prisoners for some triAing matter, This
was signal for general outbreak on the part
ofthe soldiers They rushed at the prisoners,
shooting and stabbing them right and left, the
prisoners begging hard and piteonsly for mercy,
but their cries were laughed At and the killing
went on, quarter being allowed to none.
Played Jalier.
AUGUSTA, Ca, March Io.--Jndge Smeads
title son, aged 10. while playing with two
colored boys to-day, killed one instantly and
wounded the other. They were playing prison.
crs, and he was the jailer. The colorcd lads
made break for liberty and he ran into the
house and secured gun, which he did not know
was loaded. aimed il at them and fired, with
the result as stated.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-03-15

WASHINGTON, March Ii.--A strong delega-
ton from Idaho spent the pask week in WASH
ing,on, and are much encouraged over the pros.
poets Of that statehood for that territory.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-03-15

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE president
sent the following nominations to the senate to.
day: Th.mas w. Palmer, Of Michigan. to be
minister Of the United States to SPAIN John
4. SwiA, Of California, to be minister to Japan;
John ID. washburn, Of Massachusetts,. to be
minister to Switzerland; George TiehenoT, oi
Illinois. to be assistant secretary ofthe treasury
vice Maynard resigned.
Passengers Via the sou,hera Pacific
SAN Francisco, March Ii.-The Southern
Pacific Company gives the following report oI
through passengers overland, via their lines.
du,ing the month Of February; EastwaTd bound
first class 73oS; second class, sS5o. Total,
SI4I,. Westward bound-hFsi-elass, 3335i
seeond-elass, 3SSS. Total, 7I2f. Grand
total, is,SS3.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-03-15

weight Observation-Disclosures and vooIen hosiery. sbts
I, hne wire suspenders, guaranteed for years. in
ell the latest novelties
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-03-15
BOOTS AND SHOES.
HATS

Staple Fashionable lines among others 6ne stock Of the
John B. Stctson hats
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-10-21
mod7entHde 3uinois Staots5eitune, ntontae, 81. Oftober 1882

S0mI6e ffarb. Coroner Sranf mill lcben,
Db Smart ni6t be5 Gooti6Ga9S an9etla9t
iperoen fam.
- Oas 5eGniGbrise 8 fte + II
beS oeut den Get 6Sgert6 t 6
ipuroe am 2. Sftober in 2eip6i9 iettcns Der
Wlitglieoer oelielben g~efetert. Gor Dem otft7
sielen 6eltmabl CAB Der 8rdfioent b. Clint
Jon einen l1eberbltd iiber Die btsberige Gntz
pidelun8 beS pberiten @ert6tS9ofeS i'm
Oeutlden 92eide, Der mGbrenO 0eS eriten
S5abr3ebentS leine5 8eitebens tnSgelamnt
5O,623 @nti6eioungen, nGu1lt6 22,18
cipilre6tli1e uno 28,442 itrafre6tlt6en
S6uhalts 9efGlt bat. 8on ben blSber trt
Jteibsgeridt angeite0ten Ni6tern iin6 8
9e1torben ltn6 "a peniionirt tporoen. Jteu
etl1aetreten 1tno leit oer 8~egriinoung oeS
Getd)Sgeri6tS A Jti6ter, 3 Wtit9lteoer bet
DEER 0tet0SanpaltiG0ft uno Z Jtet6San7
tpGlte.
0ie Deutf6e 6oft
3ur Gettung S6iffbrM6tger
pTerienbet loebe1 ibren 8eri9t iiber bos
Ne6nuuqsia6r 1850. Die @jeiammtz
einnaGmee Des lebten Sabres belief it0 auf
257, 810.89 Waart 9eBen 278,252.88 Wtarf
I'M 8oriabre. 0ie Jtettun9Sitattone1 lttO
I'M lebte1t Sabre % Mtal IN Gbatigfett 9ez
ipeien; iie BADEN babel in Z SGuen 40 Yerz
ionen Der GeesefaDr entrilien. Die 13a1l
Der ieit @riinoung Der @eieQl6aft our0
beren @inriAtungen seretteten Wenl6eiz
leben iteigt bamit auf 1743, 9ie l3a6L Der
9tettlngsltationen, III, lit segen baS Gorz
iabr ni6t aeltiegen. 8on oenielben befita
ben ft6 66 an Ser Sltlee unb 45 OH Der
Noroiec. "a S%tationen itnb DoppelItatioz
men (Qe9en 80 I'M 8orjaDr), ausgerultet nit
8oot ullO Hdfetenappdrat; 81 ftno Boots,
Is nu &afetenitationen. 0ret ausI6n>
biide Bertreterl6aften iilo I'M IeBtel1 Sabre
begrunoet morben, onGmli6 81 6onolulu,
9angfot auf Suntatra lnb Borto Ilegre IN
8roitlien. Die 3abl Der @eieai6aftsmits
9lieoer betrG9t leBt 48, III.
- 0ur6 ben iiinelten Oammbru6
6es @eGben 6Iuiies in China iino
ettpa 300, 600 0teniden beimathlos getpDrs
Den. OoS iiberidmemmte @ebiet betrGgt
1000 Quuoratmeilen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-10-21
Dermildtes.

- Bonn BrGit6enten Sarz
ri D n ais Sonnta9si d. uIIe6rer
l6reibt man aus Wal6lngton Der 81. ..
Staatsstg.: Scr BrGiibent lit 81 Der
ueberSeugutg gefontmeu, 0aB CT duf irgelto
mel6e Metie BuBe fir Die 9roBe SIlnoe
t6un muB, isinen 0diten Bet Dem iitngiten
@rnpFaag oer Wiitglteoer be5 bret7amertfu>
nilhen @Ongre1ieS gSeiu itntt WaIier oor7
gelebt gu hdben. llno bd er gu !0aule ntc)t
btel 5u iagen bat, miro er pom nddlten
Sonnta8 Oil etie SonntagSi6uls Rlaiie Der
QreSbDtertanti6en) G0oenantsS STRIDE, oeren
Witglieo er lit, olS regelmdBi9er 2ebrer
unterrthten. Die &Ialie lit aus ertDdd7
lettett, aber unDerbeiratbeten iungen Geltten
5ulainntengeiebt, ulo Dor tbnen miro 0err
partition Nun geniigeno @elegenbett baberl,
1t6 in ben Nugen ieiner, etDaS 5tDetfelbaft
8eporDene1 frommen NtbGrgcr mteoer in
oas re6te 0i6t 81 ieBen. 9aS i0eint tpobl
nm 10 n%otbDcnotger, ais 6err Wana7
m a fer, Der in orei Sabren elmer Der
0e8enfanotOaten fir Die BrGltoentl6attSz
domination lein mtro, ia aud etne Stbela
tlolle unterrihtet, un6 81 otelem 3mede
mob 1e0en SDntabelo mad Ebilaoslpbta
f0brt. Sin 4SrGiioent Der Ser. StaGten ais
Sonlto9ss S0ule9rer lit cine gang nele
grlheinung, unO Der Yaitor, Der otele
Nttratttot fir ieine STRIDE fertig gebradt
bat, 1T Elm 9ouptidIaufopf."
Der Il nterrt6t m Oeuti6en
l9eint ben Dffentli0en S6nlenb Der
Stdot Stem Yorf erDalten 81
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-10-21

BAT i6re !6intermGnner babe. Shirt SiS7
mnrd befinoe ii@ i'll %beitGnOiger Nbtpebr ge7
geniiber militQriider NutDritdten, Die ibn
in cine annere 8abn OrGngen m0dten ODER
yauF mebr. ais bieS ausgeben." SnoeB
ipirD oanil pey1i6ert, tpGbrenO Des 8eiu6es
oes &atierS Trans SolepD in 8erltn Jet Der
&onflift sipii6en 0ent3teidSfalsler unO Demt
GDef oeS @eneralitaDes our0 cine f1r5e uno
lhnene 8eritanOtgun9 aus Der gSelt 9e7
i6afit tporben.
SIS lit 6ies cine Der intereiianteIten Wfit7
tDeiluugeu Der TluglNriTt, lpeIde nit DEM
OinipetS auf Die llebereinItimmung StDllhen
&aiier @9ilbelm II. unb Dem Turiten BtS7
marf idtieBt unO III ben leBten 3eilen. 81
i6rem Nu5gan9Spunfte 5uritGfe6reno. Die
gtaffolge oe8 @raien 6erbert III Der 9ettAS7
tan5lerpirbe in NGuSittDt itelt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-10-21
8erlin, ben 4. October 1889.

fir begangeneS l1nredt, ionoern bic gez
~ aItome l1nterDridung gum
!3iel, unO fit Dieie itnO Die @eri9te unz
taa9ltd.
WaBregeIn 9egen Bic 8reiie
Idelnen in oieier lebten Seilton oes Gei6sz
tageS II 6 t beablt6tig:, il1oeiien lit aufs
9el6obet fetneStpeq5 aufgebD6en. OieBrefie
1T BET unS nod LANCE ui6t 10 fret, Die in
ben Der. StaQtcn, mo- tie Die grDBte W1a9t
uno Der ftGrfite 6ebeL Der Gultur uno Gipis
l%iiation lit. Omar iino Die i3eiten poriiber,
in oenen Elm oeuti6er Ouooe8 Shirt aQers
bO61t Derfil9en fonnte, in leinen Stodten
loue iiberbaupt ui6ts oeorlIdt iperoen,
9Iei6oiel ob Qegen oOer fir Sic 9fegierung.
S6On beute lit eS i6per, flagt Die v8oii.
3tg.", bet benz @iertuiSe atpii0en ben pers
i6teoenen Strafbeltimmllngen bon Der vin.
oiretten MISUNDERSTANDING" Bis gum oQz
umfal1enoen vgroben llnfu9" nidt 3u 1trallz
6eln. SSn ieoem Eolt3eibauie itben fleiBige
2eute em(tg NIT benz 8letitift an ben 3ei>
tullgel ulo ipilren unO lpG6elt, ob niGt ir1
9enopo elmer Der 3abIret6en Paragrapben
oeS Strafgeiebbu6eS ODER oeS Sp3ialiItel1z
geleBeS lbertreten lei. Gin 9erionen, ipsl6e
feline @bnung babel1, OaB iie ~beleiDigt NOR,
ben leien, ooer fein gerlon8en fiibIen, Die
Grd1tlng iu rGd)e11, lperDeu oft poriorqltGe
NrTtagen 9ertdtet, ob lie nidt eilleu Straf>
Glltrag altsfertigen lpolIen. Stan 6enfe lt1
ilur, aus pel1em @ru1Oe Der &eoofteur
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-10-21
eta bIir; iets 1856,
Henry SchOellkopf,
Wholesale & Retail Grocer,
252 & 254 Oft 2anoolpb=Str,
Sfpii9el G%rautttn= unb Martct-5traBa

Wholesale & Retail Grocer,
232 & 254 OF Rdnoolpb=Str.
spii6ea GroutGtrs nnb Martet-5 traBa
O%fferirt in iriiber Woare:
Uene GieIer Sprotten tnD @pDetft: Glib,
ttptI0e8. GscdHteE= gGEd d ooteS,
u TtaN. G6tStTse5 ana 3: otUtcri.ae,
fctaise bon0MSiiMc Dfild1mers S6riwae,
ySeneis n, ariwirtet MAJ nt,o s9ad3foreaem,
5tatii. Garottes ar6 rwS. SSa0tIr,
Ned)ts 1rNunI dbIO. GeEOctataDteit,
1otbaee 9rtiTeIs&tbcxntrt,
StraSb. &at9Skcber=N5a ia tetem,
JeiRfteS Sl:pem= uno N(SnbnzSeL
Seiten wet3cm @eiueift9.
Ssnp er;t, NG3rifa gao Gdjte 8 ctoiirae.
9Ged)tca &tTsbce*cfii8 uns 9iuibeerIaft,
Srauj. Gr9Iei, tine Sb0aaDfguoaS,
@eniIde gpatSelt; aHo &citoper 9fiibde,t,
@cftph6iifd den Gd3ttaeeM,
SScuc 8gllRterR, 2itfien tno S3i.Se,
Drsta1ee Se1rtoffel= tastO G~keiSmeBl,
Mete Irati. s3speflGct 1sTD s3Dctff etmtts,
SirtCta, &irihlcs asito &5et0eIDeereu,
SBtnef1id}en 5t,Gsvcr tsstc Seatrn1S,
@edtfc, Stehig'S UietIGjcrtraft,
3tai. @&Hotit $3.50 00ct@TolI
&oIiocti. fG)fuei3er tiso aEtfetfntiidle IttIda,
GSeIa)aItc Hit<ere ntlO flfc &anoetII,
SStGl. Wartt ei Gs= ttttO SO Gtas et= Sale,
&sc6Dtcsf ca: Se1Ic,
G~,gt3te2t 5seGuler=, Sinh ttRS Gs6bmif0Ie,
Trost98e De @rie uno UaoqmefortsSGGie,
Sattsct1bert= ni;0 SaprernsSeGIe,
ySeus 8bil6o. Eonnofdie,
Med)ten f~eintrT SaSas ttta 2TpGf1ssaffee,
Ste6jtc2s gri,ica tla!s fd;t0arieu Ebee,
gFct;sfte &isniue:G bofotnOc 1:so SSGfao,
9eutId1e GpiRGs1osc 1tnO MBcaGsaBcr,
&oljSG7HElf nina &3pIipauf0ifeIu,
9ted)tets frIiaDcm SGjtupftabaf BON 2otbeG.
Garontirt unb 8l Den ~bili9iteu Rreiisn.
Henry SScloelllxopE.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-10-21

bic neue Qebre aud pirfli6 Die Tolge baber,
odB DEM Y8ilrgen0el Der Menihheit, Der
Shipinolu9t baS DOr5ejtige !6inraifen
botnungSooaer 0lenldentinoer etrp0s err
1dlpert miro.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-09-21

WASHINGTON. Sept. 20. Consul Allen
at Jamaica has cabled the State Depart
mept.that . riot has occurred at Navssss,
q small island of the caribbean Sea, otl
the west coast of Hayti, at the entrsnce
of the Windward Passage. and q number
of Americans have been killed. He has
asked for assistance, and at his request
an English war-ship at Jamaica has
started for the scene Of trouble.
Acting Secretary of State Adee re-
ferred Consul Aliens dispatch to Secre-
tary Tracy. who at once cabled to Rear.
Admiral Gherardi at St. Nicholas Mole,
H4y,i, ordering him to proceed there at
once with the Uuised States Ship Ga.
leus.
The Islaud of N .vassa is noted chiefly
for it's guano. aud is leased and operated
by a syndicate from Boston, with Gen
eral Butler at the head.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-09-21

Why We Ouaht 90 Fold Our Arms aud
Re Happy ALI bay L0ry.

Re Happy ALI Day Lory.
We ought to be perfectly happy that
We live in this glorious aye of scientific
thought. We believe there never was
another age in which the astronomer OF
Harvard observatory could propouod the
following problem and receive 90 mauy
perfectly reasonable answers to it:
Suppose" said he. "that three snakes,
each two feet in length, should catch one
another by the tip Of the tail, thus max
ing circle six feet in circumference.
Suppose that each snake should begin to
swallow tbs one 10 front of him. 10
what way would the resultant figure after
each snake had swallowed tho one in
froot OF him differ from the original
circle I"
The answers have been lmany and
various, some of them, we are informed,
entering the consideration of the fourth
dimension of space" because any one Of
The snakes would have swallowed the two
in front OF him and yet have been swal-
lowed by the two back of him, and there
fore would be both inside and ou sside OF
his two fellows. The mao who lives in
an aga when men can tackle aud grasp
and make so clear to others an idea OF
this sort has no business to be going
about talking of the good old times, or
looking hopefully forward to anything
more milienniumish.- w ashinpton Post
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-09-21
Attrnla pl mt suicide.

SAN Diego. Sept. 20.-WeIlinRton
Stewart, . lawyer of this city. contaed
iu jill for assaul.iog young girls
attempted suicide by opening an artery
ia his arm He was discovered IN
time aud the Aow of blood stopped. The
prisoner is mnch exhausted.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-09-21
TWR CRONlN CASE.

Ono Third Of the Jary sworn In.
CHICAGO, SEPT. 20.-The work OF secur.
ing jury 10 the Crouin murder trial was
resumed yesterday with renewed
vigor, % both sides seemed to be encour.
aged by the progress made. Ooe.third
Of the jury has been sworn in and are
kept 10 the Judges room.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-09-21
PQRCHAsING sllvkR.


The Lowest OFFER 60 be Accepted.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.-Secretary
Wind IN has decided that in the pur.
chase of silver for coinage he will here
after accept the lowest offers for the
amount required provided the price
is within the market rate as re-
quired by law. This reverses the prac-
t,ce under the late Administration of
m akinx counter offers, and is return to
the practice which prevailed prior to
1885.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-09-21

remarked an old gentleman, as he gazed fondly
upon the conely little woman by his side: but
frankly" he continued, sat one time L was
afraid cosmetics would. The silly little woman,
in order to appear youthful, plastered her face
with different varieties Of whitewash. yclept
balms,' creams lotions ETC." "Yes." inter
rupted the little woman. 3" did, until my skin
)ecame like parchment, and pimply and
oarse" "Well" said the listener, "What do
YOU use now?" Use" was the reply, nothing
out common sense and DIR. Pierce's Golden Med
ieal Discovery. Common sense told me that II
ny blood was pure, Ever active. appetite and
gestion good. that tue outward woman would
axe on the hue Of health. The Discovery
id all these things and actually rejuvinated
ne" If you would possess a clear, beautiful
omplexion, free from blotches, pimples, erup-
ions. yellow spots and roughness, use the "Gold-
Medical Discovery" 1t Is guaranteed tc
10 all that it is claimed to, or money paid
.ar it will be promptly refunded
Copyright 1888, b WORLDS DIS MED. ASSN
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-09-21

The ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMEf o
only put up in large two ounce tin boxes. and %
an absolute cure for old sores. burns. wounds,
chapped hands, and all skin eruptions. will pee.
lively cure all kinds of piles. Ask for the
ORIGINAL ABiETiNK OINTMENT. Sold BY
Eagle Drug Store At Is cents pr box-by msi
30 cents.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-09-21
A Good Cough syrup.

Th,re II nothing parents should be 80 careful
about a. selecting cough syrup. Beggs'
Cherry Cough Syrup costs no more than tire
cheap and infefior nostrulns thrown On the
market. The hest il none t,o good be sure anu
get ne Gs' CHERRY COUGH >YRUP. w.
keep IL on hand at ell times Eagle Drug st re.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-09-21
A HEALTnY CRUwru.

Ackers Blood Elixer has gained a firm hold or
the American people and is ackdowlt dyed b,
superior TO all other prep,raions. 1t is q pos.
tive cure for all Plood and skin Diseases. Tn.
medical fraternity indorse and prescribe 1t.
Guaranteed md soil by Ee lie rug Store.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-09-21
L Attest from all Parts OF the World.
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.

Fifty Persons Barred In . Rsck slide.
QUEBEC, Sept. 2O.-Ssvsral thousand
tone OF rock si,d from Cape Diamood at
the end OF DuGsrin terrace, Champlain
street, 800 feet below. demolishing 10 it's
course seven dwellings. Up to mid.
night six bodies have been taken from
the ruins. About twenty-five persons
have been removed from the debris bad
ly injured. Some have broken arms and
legs aud others are badly crushed and
mutilated. IL is supposed ct least fifty
persons are yet uuder the ruins. The
debris covers the road in q solid
mass, some 900 feet 10 length and
from Is to 25 feet high. It is impossible
to say at present how many are dead and
wounded. Every one is working heroic
ally aud under diff :ulties, as the night is
Intensely dark ano the electric light wires
have been prostrated.
Cries of "neip, help" are heard from
beneath the dpbris, but no help can be
given. Very little progress is m.dc in
recovering the bodies, owing to the stu
pendoua mass of rock covering.
M re rocks are falling. and it is feared
the whole boulder, forming the highest
point of Quebec, will give way.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-09-21

FRESNO. Sept. 20.-rhe appointment
OF C. G. Sayle administrators OF the
Terry estate was made by the court
Yesterday with bonds fixed at $4,000.
There was no opposition.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-09-21

The telephone has b. ought it's disease,
ioog.cont'nutd use of the instrument be.
ing sometimes followed by painful weak
ness and ringing in the ears and vertigo.
Complete rest is the only remedy neces
sary.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-09-21

A commission of the German railway
companies estim atss the duration of stee
rails at 35 years
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-09-21
Children Cry Pitchers S CaSl0ria

The many remark able cures Hoods sarsap'.
rill, accomplshes, are saffi lent proc, that it
d Jes possess peculiar curative powers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-22
SUNDAY BASE BALL
The Police Threaten to Arrest the Play
ers for BOisterous Conduct.

Almost every Sunday crowds of young men
congregate on the large vacant lots in East
Washington and play base ball. The games are
witnessed by hundreds of persons, both ladies
and gentlemen. During the past two Sundays
the police have appeared and broken up the
games with threats of arrest. There is no law
here, however, to punish persons for playing
ball on Sunday, and when arrests are made il
is for being loud and boisterous. The PLAYERS
usually become excited and get loud in giving
orders and in applauding a good play. The
audiences, like those at the regular games.
also become noisy when good plays are made,
and 1t is for this reason that the police COM
plain. Those who engage in the games COM
plain bitterly of the action of the police and
say that when they are playing bah some of
them are kept out of mischief such as visiting
saloons. getting drunk, and doing other things
that might get them into trouble.
There have also been a great number of COM
plants made against boys for playing ball
about the streets. where they break windows
and sometimes injure persons. Every now and
then the police arrest a small boy for PLAYING
ball in the street, but the officers who are more
generous to them only take their bats and balls
from them. At the different stations there are
now enough bats and balls to open a Wholesale
store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-22
DELAYED by the Storm,

Mr.. William Tyler Page, assistant file clerk
of the House, concerning whose unexplained
absence some uneasness was felt, returned to
the city to-day and was at his desk at the
capitol. He left here on the 9th in
slant for short stay, and, it APP
pears. was caught in the storm off
the Virginia coast and delayed at Norfolk.
He sent a telegram, but it did not come through
on account of the break in the lines A state
ment that after leaving here he sent
back the key to his Office, led to a
rumor that his absence was to be permanent
Mr.. Page told a STAR reporter to-day that it
was not the key to his office, but key to an
ante-room which he had inadvertently carried
away with him. and which he thought might
be needed in his absence
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T'HE WONDERFUL CARLSBAD SPRINGS.

At the Ninth international Medical Congress- DR.. A.
l. TOboldt Of the University Of Pennsylvania, read
paper stating that of thirty treated with the
genuine imported Powdered Carlsbad sprude Salt for
chronic eonstipa on hypochondria disease Of the v
er and kidneys. jaundice sdposis. diabetes. dropsy
from valvular heart disease dyspepsia catarrhal IN
fammaton Of the stomach, ulcer Of the stomach or
spleen children with marssmus govt. rheumatism Of
the Joints gravel etc. entirely cured,
three much improved and not treated long enough
Average time Of treatment. four weeks.
The Carlsbad sprudel Salt powder form,, IL ex-
ceilent Apert laxative and Dtureic. 1t clears the
compilation pUrises the Blood II IL easily soluble,
pleasant take and in action. The genuine
PRODUCT of the Carlsbad Springs is exported in round
bottles Each bottle CONES in a light blue paper
tOOn, and has the signature "EISNER & MENDLE-
BON Co." sole agents, Barclay street, New Yerk.
On every bottle One bottle mailed upon receipt Of
One Dollar. Dr. Toboldts lectures mailed free upon
Application aul-m,wkf
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From Wall Street To-Day.

New YORK, April %, IL a. m.-The open
ing of the stock market this morning was firm
to strong, most stocks showing advances over
Saturdays final prices of from Is to IS per
cent: Union Pacific, however. was marked ex-
ception, being down Il. There was a moderate
volume of business i'll the early trading. with
Atehison. New England, Reading Louisville
and Nashville and Union Pacific were very
prominent, most of the others being dull and
uninteresting. There irregular move
ment after the opening, and while st. Paul and
Atchison were most prominent for strength
among the active shares, their advance amountt d
to only y per cent, while Chicago gas lost 81,
and Hooking Valley l, the fluctuations in the
rest of the list being for insignificant fractions
only. and about equally divided between gains
and losses. The market was more quiet toward
the end of the hour, but the tone was not so
firm, and small recessions were made all over
the list and at II o'clock the market was quiet
and rather heavy at irregular but small
changes from the opening figures.