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PERsoNAL.-Mr. F. G. Pierra, one Of the
secretaries Of the Pan-American congress, is
confined to his bed with nervous prostitution
said to be caused by overwork.-Mr j. NJ
Boyd Of 35 NJ street left yesterday for Patuxent
river by steamer for months visit with his
sister, Mrs. Jones.-St. c. de la Roucierd of
Guadalupe, w. l., is at the Ebbitt.-Andrew
Carnegie, G.. W. Carleton, w. J. Curtis, II. B.
Hammond, g. F. McCandless, NJ. E. de Aguero
and A. b. Chandler Of New York, H. A. Beidler
Enoch Pratt and d. l.. Bartlett OF Baltimore
the Normandie.-Thos. Wilson OF Cleveland
L. Tyler Of Lincoln, Neb., H. ii. Benham, US.
A., j. G. Earle, d. II. Bates and NJ. B. Bryan Of
Nashville are at the Ebbitt.-E. C. Sterling
Of st. Louis, ]. Il. jackson of Mound City, Ind,
Jas. II. Davies aud Jas. X. Beirne Of New York
are at the Riggs.-W. A. Stuart of Saltvilie,
Va, A. A. Brewer of New York and Michael
Bannon Of Anne Arundel county, Nd, are at
the National.-A. H. Rawlings of Petersburg
Va, X. +. Johnston of Richmond and II. Sheri-
dan, jr.. Of Mobile are ut the Metropolitan. -
A. II. Saxton, Z. A. Bliss, W. M. Calhoun, C.
II. Graft and E. II. Hawkins Of New York, Z. B.
Sears of Chicago, John I. Lowell of Trenton.
Nj, W. NJ. Newman of Philadelphia, J. N.
Stripping. the United States district attorney
for Florida, and ]. r. McGill of Jacksonville
are at Willard's.-C. A. Wells, g. S. King of
New York, j. H. Alder Of Ocean Grove and J..
James.-H. Z. Phillips OF Newark, Nj, 7. G..
Beahe Of Pittsburg, T. NJ. Ryder of New Haven
and Thomas Burgess of New York are at the
Arlingt0n.--Thos. Atkinson Of Richmond is
at Welcker'a--H. w. Swan Of Boston 10 at
Wormieys
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To GirdIe the Earth I'm Sixty-five Days.

MONTREAL, QUE, Feb. ls.-It is the intention
OF the Canadian Pacific, as soon as one Of their
new Pacific steamers is completed, which will
be about November next, to carry the first
Canadian excursion party around the world.
1t is estimated that the round trip will be made
within slxty-hve days. With a fast Atlantic
service the trip could be made in fifty three
days.
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stolen Property Restored

ZANZIBAR, Feb. ls.-Alt the property stolen
from DIR. Meyer and others has been restored
by the native chiefs OF Usabors TO Major Wiss-
| man.
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Punished.

SAS FRAxcrsco, Feb. la-Jimmy Grifsn, the
St Paul light weight, was defeated by Billy
MAhan Of this city in twenty rounds At the
Occidental athletic club last night The fight
was fierce throughout Grimm was badly pun
ishsd.
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Sugar Receiver.

SAN Francisco, Feb. ls.-Judge Wallace has
appointed Patrick Reddy receiver of the Amer
lean sugar refining company, the charter of
which has been forfeited because it joined the
trust
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Frank Work, the millionaire stock broker,
does not deny that his daughter Fanny has
settled in Wilmington, Del, TO get q divorce
from her husband, J. b Burke Roche, brother
Of Lord Termoy.
banker, who has been suffering from severe
attack Of rheumatism for several months, will
startfor the Hot Springs, Ark, today. He will be
accompanied by Jay Gould and two Of the latter's
sons - far = Hot SPRING.
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Firemen Badly Hurt.

KEARNEY, NEB., Feb. ls.-The Kearney plan
| ing mill burned last night Loss $4,000.
| Thomas Kinney and j. w. Damn, two fremen,
| were seriously injured and may die.
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Sunk aud Six Drowned.

LONDON, Feb. is.-A launch is reported to
have been sunk in the Solway firth yesterday
and six persons lost
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Welsh Miners strike.

LONDON, Feb. Is.-Seven hundred miners al
Aberdare, Wales, have struck for an advance in
their wages.
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PENSIONS FOB DISTRICT PEoPLE.-Pensions
have been granted to residents of the District
OF Columbia as follows: Original invalid, Mat
thew Mcnamara increase, John Wood. VIM H.
Doe, jr., Charles E. Brown; reissue. John Mary
zullo
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HE CRUISER PHILADELPHIA was placed in
dry dock yesterday morning at Cramps ship
yard. Her propeller will be put in position at
once and work will be pushed as rapidly as
possible to completion in preparation for q
trial trip which is expected to be made shortly.
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@~wASHINGTON, d. C., FEB. II. 1890
DISSOLUTION OF FCOPARTNERSHII

Having this day sold my stock and nxtqres in
Mickum 4 Co., cordially commend them to my Old
q the liberal pstronase that been accorded me
Messrs. Mickum l. Co. experienced grocers aud
'''' FRANK j. RENEHAN.
Having this day purchased the stock, fixtures. &C.
viii hereafter Conduit the grocery and Provision Bnsi
hess al that place My friends and the public
fl7-2t' G. BRENT. MIcKUM co.
- AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST
1t siyh, g and intsrs:, allowed ON daily balances
SIX fEh CENT nrst loans upon city property for
GEoRsETowN AND TENLEYTowN RAILROAD
stock for sale. good Investment. Call and get
SURE rYsHIP BONDS furnished.
Money loaned in sums to suit
Escrow Fs ssPSsifs Ee,~d Fste,ssd dasaIdd,p.xrppn and
A9T offIakksi Gahssk'
G.. Bell LIST Vie s ypss rrsf,, st.. Percy Mstzser
DIRECTORS:
!; lame. + sS.'ien, e ps,ss Il Il 1 h fsl1 fals.,
M;s,v Iho%%psSn' Chm S,D D1sesns1n Nos,,
VIM werner. Joseph A Janney.
sssns. s.%s. & fssss. FS1ssh''n' ss%as bsss1ia.s.
Nath. l. Jsnney, Caleb J. Milne,
Mm. n. Coates, Crosby 8. Noyes.
Beriah wtlkinS John 4. Herrell
Martin =. Morr1at John b. Jenks,
Alan II. Reed. fl5-2v
DRINK PURE WATER
We sell JEwETT FILTERS. packed with Charcoal
and Sand. Porcelain Coolers.
Also. GATE CITY FILTER, with stons Ddsk.
wscsn recommsnd both.
n W. BEvERIp0R,
Importer Of China.
s@sss 1000 Pa. ave.
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FROM THE CAPITOL.
ASSISTANT WAR SECRETARY.
The Bill Discussed in The House
This Afternoon.
SENATE COMMITTEE REPORTS.
The Doors Closed After q Short Open
Session.
THE SENATE.

Petitions from twenty or more states in
favor of the Sunday rest law were presented
today by as many Senators and were referred
to the committee on education and labor.
Among the bills reported from committees and
placed on the calendar were the following:
Appropriating Sc, 200, 600 for the construction
Of a deep water harbor at Galveston, Tex. (not
more than one million to be expended each
year)
To authorize the building of bridges across
White river, Arkansas, by the Mississippi and
Little Rock railroad company, and across the
Arkansas river at or near Pendleton, Desha
county, Ark.
To amend the act for the construction Of a
railroad bridge across the Mississippi river at
or near Natchez.
To improve the marine hospital at Vineyard
Haven, Mass.
To establish port Of delivery at Sioux City,
Iowa
Appropriating slOo, 900 for public building
at Grand Forks, ND.
TO provide for the admission OF the state Of
Idaho into the Union.
SECRET SESSION.
AT the close Of morning business the Senate.
at 1850, on motion of Mr.. Sherman, proceeded
to the consideration Of executive business.
THE BRITISH ExTRADITIoN TREATY.
Ut is understood that the Senate has under
consideration in secret session the British ex-
tradition treaty.l
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GALLANT SoLDIERs.-The President has
given certificates of merit to James Wheeler, g
private Of company G and Thornton Hams g
private OF company G, tenth cavalry, for dis.
tinRuished services in the fight with robbers in
Arizona, May IL, 18S9
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A TEMPORARY APPoINTMENT.-TheP President
has directed Maj. Culver c. Sniffen, paymaster,
to temporarily perform the duties of pay.
master general Of the army vice Gen. VIM. B.
Rochester, retired.
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Interior Department Changes.

The following official changes have been
made in the Department Of the Interior:
General land o0ice-Appointment: Chas. ".
Davis Of Nebraska, aprincipal examiner Of land
claims and contests, q, 900, vice d. J. Goodwin,
deceased.
Geological survey-Appointment Jas. L.
McGlone OF Virginia, stenogfapher, e900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-18

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal
revenue, S346, 7s9; customs. $5O8,257.
The ALLIANCE arrived at Fort Monroe from
Norfolk last evening.
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
NOrthvss. Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and llsh st. BY
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
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fEx EvENrse STAR IL served 10 subscribers IA the
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DC paper sent longer than u paid for.
Rates of advertising made known on application"
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NAVAL OBDEBs.-Rear Admiral L. A. Kim.
beriy has been ordered to report to the Navy
department for temporary duty. Commando,
F. A. Cook has been ordered TO special duty
under the light house board.
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MRS. KASPER KNEESI WISHES IN
~ this manner to express her thanks for the
many floral offerings rendered ut the funeral of her
beloved husband It,
~ my many customers for their liberal patron
age during the fourteen years which have been in
business on the corner 14th and New York ave. The
old stand VIII be vacated on FRIDAY NEXT the 21st
day Of February, and entire force will be consoli-
dated in the elegant Palace Market, 1927 Con-
nectcut ave. We respectfully request that any
custome rs living at an inconyenient distance from
this establishment contemplating change will please
consult US before so doing: We invite all to inspect
this modern establishment, 1t being the only building
IN Washington erected exclusively for private
Telephone, 435.
f1S-4t FRANK J. TIBBETS
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SrENoGRAPHERs APPoINTED.-David B. Todd
OF the District and Jas. ]. Corridor of vir-
ginia have been appointed stenographers in
the railway mail service.
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The U.S.S. KEARsARoE and Galena arrived
at Matanza today on their way from West
Indies to Key West, Fla, for the purpose of
taking on stores. They will be followed soon
by the U.S.S. Dolphin. These vessels will all
return to the vicinity Of Hayti after receiving
supplies at Key West
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-18

CASTLE GARDENS SUccEssoR.-Owing to the
| strong opposition to the location of landing
depot for immigrants on Governors Island,
New York harbor, the Secretary of the Treas
ury has practically decided to locate it on
Bedloe's Island and will soon make arrange
ments for the erection Of the necessary build
inga
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-18
CAN you GUESS 1T!

Guess the number Of Bromodine
Headache Powders in the glass
globe in the window of Williams
Co.'s Temple Drug Store and
win one Of the three money
prizes. ALI druggists in the city
sell 'Bromodine" and recommend
it-texcepta a very few who put up
aheadaehe cure and endesvor to
palm it of as being Just as good as
"Bromodine," but il isn'tl. Have
no other, as it will effect cure
every time. 25c. for bottle Of
six doses.
ns-3t COLUMBIA DRUG co.
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AMONG THE PnEsrDENr's CALLERS today were
the Secretary Of War with Gen. Alger and Col.
Hopkins, Senators Stockbridge, Wilson (Iowa),
Plumb, Pettigrew, Spooner and Hoar Repre-
sentatives Evans with A. s. Colyer of Nashville.
Tenn, Payson, Gear, Hopkins with Hon. c. A.
Partridge, Mr.. Morey and Mr.. Upton Of Mis-
souri,, Niedringhaus, Wallace (Massachusetts),
Wilkinson, Atkinson, Funston, Hit and David
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KEE OUTLEr.-The President has issued q
proclamation directing the removal of all
cattle from grazing upon what is known as
the Cherokee outlet, in the northern part Of
the Indian territory. The removal must be
completed by the first day Of October next.
The President also directs that in case neeo-
tiations now pending for the cessIon of that
territory to the United States shall have been
completed before next October, the cattle
must be removed forthwith upon notice,
He also directs that no additional herds be
permitted to enter their territory after this
date.
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R~THE AMERICAN ICE COMPANY,
~ OFFICE-lOtb and SITS. NV,
pehObscot River ice Co. and Willis Ice Cocombinedl
owning the best located harvesting plant in Maine
and having made the additions required to meet it,
rapid srowth, will give its patrons the fair
IN the past. Best grades Of COAL and WOOD for
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FRANCo-AMERICAN FOOD CO.. NEW YORK.
which viii be Served Hot To All Who Call. f7.ot

RTHE PUBLIC AXE NOTIFIED THAT
- the firm of WILSON & BURROWS, com.
posed Of the undersigned, dissolved by mutual
consent November 1889. Creditors the late firm
will present their claims for settlement to l.. II
THOMAS, Attorney -at-law, DIG + St NV.
JAMES r. BURROWS,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
pounln RnrunLIeAN gRoUaLn


urosyenor Attacks Foraker, and Joaeph
Henson Repliea'.,The hAilot hox Com
mittss lieport-..There VIII DO Two Ito
porta-.FoTAker Calls uroyenor Liar
30 70 bpeak,
wAanNGToH, June e,-ISpeolal,l.. THE
ballot boz queallon again bobh up Fora
ker eomeH back ht Groyener very yigor'
ously and tho scandal Of the bal Hot box II
going 10 disturb Republican harmony
yery serlouAly, There IN 10 DO two
reports from the Congressional inyeall'
eating Committee, one by Mason, tho
chairman, In favor OF the innocence OF
Pornker, while Struhle aud COghwell, the
two Republican membera of the commit.
tee, who have drawn their Impressions OF
Foraker from Mckinley, Butterworih OF
al, will Join tho Democrats In maklngiip q
rep0rt which will aerlOuhly damage Fora
ker, Foraker has sent u long letter 70 the
committee la which he accuses Groayenor
OF lying and OF q malicious disposition 70
ruin hla reputation, Foraker'a reply n
very sarcastic and concludes na FOLLOWS
"My only purpose has been 70 snow lhhi'
Con, GroHyonor was not called 40 WIZ
ness by me without abundant cause ana
that the bitter recollection he appears 70
nave ni lllN fNpNIl'NlN w WV NhtN'. ~ H.f'
due 10 miHtrehtmcni at my hands, ~ 70
much moro serious causes for which he
alone h responsible, Al adloctiyoh ho
applies 80 glibly aud llbemlly 10 The arRu'
mtnt aud atntomcni Of others, such hg
'aurnrIaInp,' Amazing 'halouiHhiiiF'
'munalroua,i etc., might bo combined into
one word, N that we're possible, ana np.
pllod to hla testimony aud yet u spoken OF
hia testimony II would not add ono whit
10 what N wrlttcu across the face OF pa
own words, % bu horn Of all men who
read hla record In ylcw Of the character
of hla testimony given undcr the ,circum.
stances attending L, moral leciurosdo not
como with either pNco pr elect from NM
on tho contrary, ID would bo well II, be-:
fore ho engages frlhur in dieeoursgs oi
this Kind, hO would extend hiH lcrlpturnl
readings beyond hia quotation from the
book oi Loviticub 10 the plan OF salvation
IN taught 10y the gospel OF the now diapoh'
aation,W ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
ANoTnna FArAL ACCIDENT
On tho o. L. q W.--FiromAn Higgins
Probably Killod---Ilnglnoor Injured.

On tho q. l.. Il W.--Tiroman Higgins
Probably Killod-.-mnglnoor Injured.
MAssILLoN, Ohio, June 2.-ISpccial.l J.
Another bad wreck took place on tho G.
L. a. w. railroad al Millport this morning
In which ono man was probably fatally
injured. Tho accident happened at near
ly the samo place, under similar clrcum.
stances, several weeks ago. Tho yard
engine, under charge OF yardmestcr Pep.
pers, had orders 10 keep out OF the way OF
gravel train engine No. 80, after .}0 "a. m.
AZ 7:80 tho yard engine with number OF
cars was standing on the main track nonr
Loonard's saloon In Millport, whom No.
~, bound north, camo around the curve
at high rate OF apood and crashed into
II. Tho engineer OF the yard engine
heard the approaching train and ran ahead
70 give warning, but he was too late.
There was no ilagman ahead. The two
engines ran into each other, head TO head,
and were badly wrecked. Fireman Tom
Higgins, OF the north bound engine, was
shovellnR coal nj the tlmo and did not sec
tho danger, He was pinned between the
engine and tender and u took consider
able time before he could bo released,
He was badly injured IN the leg, sustain
ing q gaping wound, and on the head.
Engineer Nohor, OF Black River, Jumped
and was injured In the head and the back
and n brakeman in jumping spralned an
ankle. The rest OF the crows all escaped
by jumping. The injured were brought
10 the Union Hotel this city, and now are
under the care OF Drs Hallock and Riden-
our. Higglns' limb will have to be nmpu-
tated 10 save his life. He is n single man
and lived In Creston.
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nnnAK up oRrnnomo BIO -FOUR.
Thoy arc NOW Mutually 1nomloa Of Each
othor, and Harmony is Now Out Of tho
Quohtion,


WASHINGTON, Juno 1.-The Ohio
Republicans In this city who have
the most lntercat In Forakcr'a political do'
mlac, and they comprise almost the onurc
Ohio contingent In Washington, have not
ylowod with cquhnimity the ox.goyCrnOr'a
elevation 10 the chairmnnship OF the con-
ycntion that meets In Cleveland July 10,
II was complete surprise 70 thom, They
thought last falls dlaaator supplemented
by the damaging ballot box forgery inyoa'
tlqntlon, carried on directly under thoir
eyes, had laid him low for many years 20
come. Not that they did not expect 70
hear from him, They expected TO see the
trail OF the serpent, and 20 encounter
keen knives IN the hands OF tho cx.goyor'
nor'a followers, but they didnot anticipate
Eorntor'a rofulgont roappoAranco on
horseback. They were startled and stun
ned M though they had boon struck with
nm nx, S------- =. sy-...-
Tho antI.Borakor leaders here are In q
bad way generally. Tho Foraker episode
Ia not the only thing that worries thom,
While they arc keeping their eyes on j.
Benson they nro qunrrollng among thom-
selves. Tho three mon, Mckinley, Shor-
man and ButtCrworth, who combined 10
down Foraker, arc now making three
cornorod fight against each oth0r, But
torworlh led the bolt ngainat McKInloy's
tariff bill, and after ho got through ham.
merlng II, Sherman, who was tired OF tho
"Napoloonn business, undertook the task
OF hitting Mckinley through his bill In the
Senate, Truly they nro n contentious lot,
each one fighting 70 keep tho other down
and himself up All OF which nugurs we'll
for tho Democrats In the fall.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
AN INTERVIEW

With Johnson Bhorriok on Congress-. r.
Shorriok Ia Candidate, and Proposes 10
Mako Vigorous Canvass II Nominated.
Our reporter called on Mr.. Shorrick this
morning for the purpose OF nsccrtaining
N he intended 10 have his namo presented
20 the Orrvlllo convention as a candidate
Tor Congress In this district.
Mr. Sherrick was found at his desk In
tho Office OF the Canton Hardware Co,
buslly engaged. Wood morning Mr..
Shorrlclt, y said our scribe. "1hero seems
10 be some doubt expressed by many Of
our Democratic friends as 10 whether you
will be candidate for Congress, and push
your claims for that nomination.
"Why suppose that II was very gener-
ally understood that lam candidate, aud
thnt would bo very glad 10 receive that
nomination from the Democratic party.n
"But II ~ said that you mako no effort
for yourself and there are many who think
you are Indifferent about the mattor.n
'I am not indifferent and / have beon
making an effort In modest way. / do
not feel like making an organized canvass
Tor n nomination IN my own party. / shall
refrain from causing any friction or irri-
tAtion among our political friends. All
the candidates 80 far as am aware are
friends OF mine, and will not 20 out In
the county or district and make n fight
against any OF the gentlemen who are as.
piring for this honorable position. oh
Yes, we're nominated then / would take
pleasure In making vigorous campaign
Tor myself and for my party. All my time
and energy during the canvass would bo
spent In achieving success, | would use
all honorable means TO gain decisive
victory. would give my whole time TO
the cause, and discuss the issues from
every rostrum In the district, II possible.
I would feel very grateful TO the dele
gates OF this district II they would noml-
nate me, but n my selection carried with
Il any serious dissatisfaction on the part
OF even q small minority OF the party /
would prefer 10 not take the chance Of q
defeat nj tho election
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
Horse Notos.

Small attendance at Meadylllo yostor.
day. The 2:40 trot was won very easily by
"Very Easyr best time, 2;35A. Eric
Girl won the 2:32 trot; best time, 2;dbA.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2s. -Trotting races
nt Belmont Driving Park Association.
Three-minute class, trottlng - Pretty
Belle won. Lady Thompson second, Ne
yada third best time, 2;20N.
Maurice second, Hunter Pye third; best
time, 2:23N.
tor each won two heats; best time, 2:20h.
AZ Kansas City, yesterday, J. Y. G. won
the 3 100 trot; best time, 2;39A. Lady
Home won the 1889 trot; best time, 2;NM.
High wind, small attendance and straight
heats won.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
How's This.

We offer one hundred dollars reward
for any case OF catarrh that cannot be
cured by taking Halls Cotnrrh Cure.
n F. j. CHENEY " Co., Props, Toledo.
1--WE, the undersigned, have known i. j.
Cheney e Co., for the past 10 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable IN All
business transactions. and financially
able 10 carry out any obligation made by
their firm.
WEST 4 TRUAx, Wholesale druggists, To
ledo Ohio. ~
Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces OF tho system. Testlmo-
malls sont free. Price Zoe per bottle, Sold
by all druggists.
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Probate Criminal Torn.

Tho criminal term Of tho probate court
began ita session this morning. Tho as
aignmont Of eases was made, and the fol-
lowing nollo prosoquoa were cntcrodi II,
u, Boyd, maintaining u nuisance, Louiaa
Kopp and John Hcaston, using obscene
hnguagoj Cathorno Rose, malicious
alnndor,
II, l., Watson, who has hoon In the
county lpll aluoo last March for jumping
% board bill nt Loulaylllc, entered q plea
Of guilty and was sentenced 70 pay the
costs aud ten days IN jail, Court nd
lournod until Wednesday morning.