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why Bismarci.'s Grandson aowIed.

An amusing story is current 10 Berlin re-
latlng to the young sons OF the German En-
peror. Bismarck's little grandson was
taken by his mother TO shop where she
was in the habit of buying his clothes ready
made because they are lees expensive than
those specially made. =" On this occasion
the young man set ap loud howl " hen his
mother indicated that she preferred the
clothes Of her growing boy to be rather
large, so that there would 20 room for his
growing into them" Whatever makes
you behave in this babHsh wayi" asked
Countess Rantzau and the reply was:
Whenever go to play az the Schloss with
the Crown Prince and Prince EiteI they Al
ways laugh st my large clothes, and say
that have to wear ont grandpapa's cid
trousers. New Haven Palladium.
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Ml(lllh Eagle
ELAN CHASE's FIDDLE.

Sometimes when get to feelin'
Sorter blue an melancholy,
All to once there comes a-stealin, !:
Mighty faint, but mighty jolly,
Music that jist sets me dancin'-
Fairly sets my feet a-prancin';
Seems hear the prompter singin'
Balance partners! Down the middleI-
Settin' every couple swingiu'-
Hear John Elan Chase's fiddle!
Twenty couple all a~goin',
Eighty eager feet a-soundin,,
Every whirl the music CROWN
Sets them eighty feet a-peundin';
Sho, thet music stin repeatin'
Sets my poor old hears q keatin'
AS hear The FrSnpter sfngtn',
"Rs4Snoe partnersI Down the middleg~
All them twenty couple swingin'-
Jist hear Elan Chase's fiddle!
Sometimes Sabbath, right ia meetin'.
Even when the parsons prayin',
Seems hear them notes repeatin';
Hear John Elam's fiddle playin,,
Plsyin' swifter, plsyin' sweeter;
And the dancers eager feet are
Whirlin' to the pronpter's singin',
Balance partnersl Down the middle!"
Swingin'-every couple swingin'-
To John Elan Chase's fiddle.
Hartford Courant
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THE LATEST IN JEWELS.

A scarf pin thab,igured conspiouousty in
the recent labor agitation was polished
gold figure 8.
A pyramid of diamonds, of which a fns
sapphire forms the base, is a lace pin that il
more costly than bsautiful
Among the latest productions in queer
chain pendants As miniature gold egg cur
containing platinum egg
Oval cuff links. with band of sapphires
dividing clusters of diamonds and rubies,
are costly and rich ornaments.
A gentleman's single stone ring that is
receiving EaUch attention has surface of
teeth similar 80 the rim Of e cog wheel.
Two diamond doves with 0atstretehed
wings, holding between them beautiful
topaz, form lace pin of recent production.
Three diamonds nesting among the
blossoms of a spray OF gold backed enamel
llacs form a seasonable and pretty lace
pin.
Gold cuff links representing clam shells
and each having a diamond and ruby
mounted on its surface, are enjoying much
favor.
A devotee of lawn tennis has had made
for himself string of miniasure gold rack
cts and moonstone balls alternately ar
ranged as watch chain.
A gold scarf pin that represents a section
of a railroad track, with diamonds and
pearls attrsctively mounted between the
ties, is appropriate for trainInen
A gold Tam O'Shanter hat, encircled
with wreath of ena1neled violets and
pisrced by gold diamond tipped pin. con
stitutes a scarf pin of recent Importation
The fair sex will appreciate a gola queen
chain ball pendant of delicate open figree
work containing richly perfumed pad
This ornament O5vistes the necessity for
using perfumes on the attire and doubtless
will prove TO be q popular neveIty.-Jewel-
ers' Weekly.
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Frisco Line to It. Louis ana the r

Frisco Line 70 IT. Louis and the Ea-t.
The best. quickest and most direct line
from Wichita 10 st. Loui- and ali prinCi-
pal eastern, southeastern and northern
cities
The Frisco line rms two daily express
trains from Wichita to st Louis without
change. equipped with Pullman palace
sleepers and free reclining chair cars No
other line does j.. Close connections In 81.
Louis union depot with solid ycstibulc cT-
press trains. without change, 20 Chicago.
Louisville, Cincinnati. Cleveland, Pitts
burg Philadelphia New York and Boston
The popularity Of this line being uni-
versaily acknowledged by ali competitions,
all passenger trains Of other railway lines
entering Wichita from the north, south
and west arrive in time so connect with
the Frisco line fast express trains 10 the
east
II you cannot purchase through tickets
reading via Frisco Inc from ynur starting
point, IL VIII pay you ~ purchase % Wich-
tia Ia order 70 secure the advantages a4d
comforts II this line
For further information regard N rates.
time. connectiofs and through reservation
% sleeping car accommodations call upon
or address W d. Murdoch. ticket agent.
- North Main street, orIJouElas avenue
union depot d WIsBAHT.
Cen Pas Agent.
d5G-tf = LOUIS. No
Blank charters and all kind q legal
blanks for sale b.
TIE WICHITA EAGLE.
d1l = wichita. Kansas
One az the best evidence q the sup@ri-
GRITTY o. Imperial and Tally n q four i thai
inferior brands are represented -.5ust a.
good They are not. Dou' 9 T. derived.
1EAsf
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The most beautiful Of all the olive canes
has natural root handle of irregular crnok,
with silver caps on il and an etched silver
band. Both stick and handle are uDptint-
ed, being finished in the natural color Of
the wood.
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She Had Been There.

First Miss-What a handsome mus
tache that gentleman has
Second Miss-Yes, but / think it must be
very disagreeable to have a mustache on
your lip.
First Miss-It isn't, though.
Second Miss-How do you know -
Epoch.
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OkIahoma I.lanhs.

Deeds. mortgages, etc. Nebraska forms)
for Oklahoma. for sale AZ this office Adj
dress the Wichita EAGLE, Wichita, Kan
~ -
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IL Mani
CAiCdgO, Rock Island & Pacific RV.

Including Lines East and West % the Missouri
River. Tho Direct Route 20 and FROM CHICAGO.
ROCK IHLAfsD. DAVENPORT. DRs EorwEs.
COUNCIL BLUFFS. WATERrOW T. sioux
FALLs. MINNEAPOLIS. BT. PAUL. 1T. joe
EPH, ATCHIsoE, Ira VEfy1FORTH. EAEaAa
CITY, TOPEKA DEEvER- COLORADO sPHos
and PUEBLO Frca Reclining ChRlr Caga q and
rom CHICAGO CALDWELL. HUTCHTrgsJlE
and DoDoE CITY. ard Palace Steering Cars D.
tween CHICAGO. WICHITA and fTuTCHIBBOF.
Daily Trntus 20 ard fs9za KfHCFTgIEH. IA 10
Indian TrrrffCrv
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SOLID VEsTlsUiE EXPRESS THAINS

Of THROUGH coacnes. slsep@ru. snd DfnfuR Cars
daily between CHICAGO. DEH MCTEEs COup-
GIL BLUFFS nud OEAHA and Pres ftaelinirz
Ch air Cars between CHICAGO aad DENvHH.
COLORADO 8FETf5G8 end Pr EBIlo. via 81 J9a-
sph. Kansas City and Topeka Ekczrsions
daily. 18th Cboi-n % Routes % and Dom Hait
Lake. Portland. Los Angeles ana aaB FraEcisco.
Tie Direct Lane % AMI mem Plxs's Peak. Msnf-
tou. Garden Of TIE Gods. TIE Gan.1ars.zn Ina. End
scenic Crzuferlrs 90 Colorado,
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Via The Albert Lea Route.

Via The Albert Lea Route.
6cna ExpTsaz Trs'us daily between Chfrszo SAD
~ nnsspciis FAD g. Pal with TTfEOp0H Pc
Ching Chsi- Cars fFhEKg - =a9 froa ffaEs
points aDd Naasas city. ThroTzsh Chaig Car snd
6lseEsr between Peoria. Spirit bsss SAD 6iartS
Faiis via EGcE Tainna Tbe TaFUrfbe Lfus -
WssrTtc1z. ok Fa1ir fhs Sumner fE.s9rts z-d
Ezntias and TisAlBa Srousds q ne H0rfAusst-
The Short Lias via Seneca and Eansskss sSsrs
fs-slit4ea % travel 70 and from Tndisss cgsia ca
cazznst ard ether aoutbsrn r0frtas -
PoE Ti1ks ss. EzFE. Folders. az desired iEfeFTuas
tisn Apply a. a.. , cogpe1 Z1zkst cscos Or address,
(. ST. JOHN, JOHN SEBASTIAN
es-I Xszaesr Gear H. a Pass Az
CHICAGO. Ill
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that the boy had written and burnt it in the
fireplace II was hot, still evening when
we began. and the lamp burned very badly.
In due course got the draft to my salts
faction, setting forth how the boy was the
pattern of all virtues beloved by his regi-
ment with every promise of a great career
before him, and so on; how we had helped
him through the sickness-it WAS no time
for little lies you will understsnd-and how
be had died without pain l cboked while
| was putting down these things, and
thinking of the poor people who would
read them Then I laughed at the gro
tesqueness of the AFFAIR, and the laughter
MIXED itself up with the choks-and the
major said that we both wanted drinks.
| am afraid TO say how much whisky
we drank before the letter was finished
lt had not the least eject on Us. Then we
took Of the boys watch, locket and rings
LASTLY, the major said: I'VE must send
lock Of hair too. A woman values that. F."
But there were reasons why we could
not ind lock fit to send The boy was
black haired. and so was the major. 4uckily.
| cut off \ piece Of the majors hair above
the temple with knife, and put it into
the packet we were making The laugh
Ing fit and the chokes got hold Of me
again, and | had 70 stop. The major was
nearly as bad; and we both knew that the
worst part of the work was 20 come.
We saaled up the packet, photographs,
Iocket, seals, ring, letter, and lock of hair
with the boys sealing wax and the boys
seal.
Then the major said: For Gods sake
let's get outside-away from the room
and think!H
We went outside, and walked on the
banks of the canal for an hour, eating and
drinking what we had with US. until the
moon rose. l know now exactly how a
murderer feels. Finally, we forced our
selves back 70 the room with the lamp and
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q. ? < :. =. - Lezia. La
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-21
LOOKING FOR HOMES.
Thousands of biscks Leaving the Old
states Of the south.

LIIrIf Rock, Ark, Jan. 90 Within
the last TWO weeks lt IS estimsted hat
not Jess than . 500 negroes have been
been gathered in Georgia North
znd South Carolins. tennessee snd
Mississippi ly Arkansas planters
and agents 81 the various railroad
comp anies and viii be employed as
plantation hands Tie number given viii
be augmented inside Of The nextsixty
DAY by as many more. swelling the
total immigration 20 1000 planter
living i'm the southern part o. the state
passed through hero Sunday from Mis-
sissip ppi, where he mad secured thirty or
forty families OF oolorcd people with
which 70 tend and gather next years
cotton crop lie said.
y went myself aud selected sheh persons as
Thought would be a. most service 70 me. 4
visited several Mississippi counties and hae
no trouble Ia picking up lsb0rers ] could
have secured 700 fanlne. 3ast a. easily,
In fact taev are only TOO glad &c
get away from the steris Mississippi
upiards and settle 10 Alliances. furnish
cabin mules. harness. pl9uc. iand 20 work.
and scrd % plant. aud give them one haf Of
ail they raise II is these same terms witch
make them anxious 70 leave the oid. worn
Qua plantations further south and move
into comparatively new country.
This state needs p vast number - lahorcrs no
matter ehst Ensy ~ saic 20 tho contrary n} ne
state press and .one o. our public men. There
are to-day t.ogsauds Il acres q inc cotton
lands IN Arkansas uneultivatcd for want Of
hands r D vhfch "a work them
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-21

kTATea faaPsss5sss a. Ferllsns ~ tss
~sstsen as CsDssel rae4as as4aA

kT@sea faaPsss5sss a. Ferllsns ~ tss
~sstssa ass Csnsssl raslas Hs@aa
tHlcASQ Iaa - TIE snsa ttQSs eee
in tae ~sss &ns Merit vess is sas - tAs
u9Si c9lp.etS % neecr1> les ca y h@s
trAFsl seo0ras an lmp9ssl alllss "a 10
Nsssoru elvlSlsRs of fae CeAtfs1 ana
NoriaeTD FaelGc bas tsiegxsFh oeAS-
P4nles Az e4 "a heFsrs ana every
tAEssgA ~lFs e as~A - bstA tAsse
routes TIE cay nssns of tee
raphlC oSUn nlaicAuoE wlth tas f.clAc
oe2st > ~ shs insire>t route q lie
SslgAern f1clee sae the Eoluns ~ eGsl-
ness transacted is necessarily liRstoa.
Nsss Rgton zRs Oregon are shat ou frow
cen - ~nlc4t-ea VIA tas snurs vorla
Ma tes exec ten u o1e Attls ElgSNg
Nlre between San Fr4aolsoS sna Pert
l@nd When tAis wire goes down, these
fno Southwestern States Wlll bs further
away tFo1 New ork than Chins 50 fSE
Ss islsgrsP1lo con munlo4tlSn q osn-
csrneS tfa.ns ere net rRGElEg gnd
TIE snos b-sek&os renders - la-
Posslb4s Tor telegraph force
10 reach the soeue q tLs
break Western UDtSn repsIrers ere
showed Up at halt aoren poiAts IL ths
West Ana there IL little pros peCt o. 70
newsd cSmn ~ nsesucn until tie rsl.
roads have mastered tie elements
Western CEion s3EicSa are that saeW
Is still falling Throughout tEs West so
that the prospect is by no means enoouT-
aging
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-21
THE MARKETS.
Grain, Provisions. Etc.

CHICAGO, jan 70
FLouE-stesdy Patents. A5oa4.75, Bais'
ers'. Sc pcd3 o1. Straights 60 75R<2S; Winter
Patents 81 soa4 20. Clears. g TcoN3q0
wuEA7-Rsled quiet and steady No 9 Jan,
uary. ss9a-s'Gc May. o0xasIc 10. SpnnE
Ea5oc 10. sp-.ug csG75c depending os
quality.
CoFx-Q4isi and steady. No. and No 2 Yel
Iov. ess0oSac, 30. en track ard free OF
basrd, ga2sc. 10. : yellow e7HEcsc: No.
8 Waite, 97ae; January. $50, February. e9kcl
Nav. TKeSlso; Jug. S%c
OATS Steady srt - far request No I
ea-n. 9o2c. jauus-T. aos,c. February. sDA a
aoko March. eoac. Nay. soa2otc June. q :
12lc Sample sales were. No 3 2)'1 12icl
Ne } Winter. 2igi ae24o. 30. 2. 2iH22o 10.
White. e2Ae23ilc. outside very choice ga 81
RyE-Qu'et ard stsady. No. cssh- Hi,el
May delivery. $50. Samples. &'-a4' &c fag No
3 37ftt1c for 30. ?,
BARLEY cgisi. rather s'o- ret steady.
Cor non. tain Iowa 10 4 and No ; 2ff77c
So root q enoiee. S01fsc fanc-. 5oc.
MSS PeRK-Tra6ing moderately active sas
prices ruiss higher az - 7oeeso for cash, . =
sSo for January D. s9sS e. fov February
Sc iO1io q. for Msv
iA7o-T-ztiuz oui7 fsi-. sad prices Aighsg n
o. o1la s9t, for easa e s7lsSs S2-S soE JarasFJ
g % y2l. fsT Fs6rusry " ioes i2S f7r S,T,
BrsrER -CTcsms-T. So, psirT. ezisol
Psctirg s-oct t9s-
r1Gs-Er-sh. i3sEaftc
PorL-rT Dressed chickens a7silc psT y
Drsssef Tu-ssys "A - psT = Live Dus<a
pga--c - : I've Geese ~ Goa 1o psr 6ozeu.
HlsET-R1iet e-fs- srd sfsst7 - iss
bas's % 3 = 90 dstiae-s' fzissst yoots
NEr YoBE Tsr n
H-A--D1ii 81 s-sssr Js7usrT 49,
T-rr a-T ssz- Msrrh Eko NsT - q
~ Ture r.. F1f- 81 Arrpst s4Ae Ds
r--rnsr Sc
Cr7T- Mo-s active - easier MTst West
sr
0sre N-a~ ---tts -0s- z gar 5-ss-'
s+---~ W.7-r~- q go
rqrowe- Fasf -~ta+ FIafr --f1f -
FFf-a N~se = ~ pes -rief s---rE Ne1
rrass go Tsaf- m rfs Wees a. g ~
-e - "a - 1arf eu
-r-farsS e. - "a
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-21
ONCE WORE EACR0KN.
EK FALLS lICIu 10 psETEas
a ssstcA - nu srtsf sss aaegi4. .s
kslEs 90 tAs sF~aisD Tsrsas. anls4
Ne fsn4liy AG4ieztee ksssHsss 81
IA tagsp1l@F1ts.

RoAl1. Jan - Prince Ama6eo.
Daks of Assts. brsthss 81 kias Hsn-
bsrt End ek-klag g SpaiH tiea s
TARA - 3 clook Saturday evening 81
pne12onis resulting from iHrssnl&.
He retained consciousness "a he l--t.
Cardinal AllEon&s, AFoAtisasp u
Taun. conveyed % shs dsiHg nan ths
blessing II ths Pope Ia oonass esnos
q. -ls Ss4th ~ ths tAsEtert 90 tts Eing-
dom have been ordered clsss friaos
Am@deo Was IL BIS s5tk wear.
KiRg Haaberts telegram 10 Premier
Crlspi announcing me de&tG 81 rs
dsarly loved brolhsF. ths Duke n
AestE ssys hst ths Dgks devoted
lbs lEsl Nur6s 70 the cean-
Try and army saying as h4d
leyod them usth the stfsnFssi loTe.
sad regretted dFne o. early on.Y be
cause 30 wo4.a prevent la serving
tAem. by tas Dakes eWn vls4 ne
BODY wlN Eet 30 eulbslme1 there W.ll
be 40 .yieg in state and ike re-
mains wil he placed lu tae
family toms al ssprrrs lf tlrfe
had been state flacral tse
German Eupsror would Lave busn
present Tao ..ueral vlH taAe place
or Wednesday .a4 80 tLe desls ef tae
deceased fgill oe simple ceremony.
The army H.-l masrn torty-lre dars.
Tie municl pa. authorities wln place q
b-st 81 ths deceased ln the capitol
lAwsaeo fef-iaalao Maria. ua-s oi ASS.
wss t-s soeeua aoa 81 ictor tuul#atc.. tI.a
nail ~ fsH
Enier.ns ne srnss ae became Cspisln oi 8 arI
gEcc a ihfEniry ~ Aoalo. then iicutonsEi
General and CA.cf a. = ofigaos oi o8F..rt.
Marshal Prm ufter lie revolution -
iS6s offered biu ths Spaulsl crosE ARD
October - lGo he formally an
Houncs6 h caBd dEtufe TIE ftlh of
ths following moua JEs Cortcs oisoicc hin
King of Spain bs lel 40 e. against iso He
formally accepted tho crown December 4 ls-a
gke young Kils lsaaee 90 Cartageus Deccm-
her 81 thc RefV onY Marsha Fum e1pircc
from The Wouads received - fhs hsuds ef nn
assassin FEW hougs previously His re3Fu
vas brief sad dubious on lie VA un.
popular wlth ile spanish pcoIle 1Ec hls posi-
ton which had never been seoIIc became "a
tfefnely csus~Foas 80 the summer q isTl wltH
Csrlist rsiug Ook place in nc n0ribcrn prev.
iuoes Ths ft o. Juiv ln thai veai aa
LusuoceesfuI attempt 70 ussn<sfntfr 1ht
King and Queen was mace ~ lcnsfh An
dec pruGcntlY resolved 90 aoolc4te fcbruar.
81. ls73 Ne addressed Go ile cortcs mcssal
90 which be stgtec faat 81 consequence a. t.e
inoesssnt Struggle ~ ooutenolng parties n.s
cAoris 20 rlrf peace ara prosperity - tho
eouutry must prove iaillc. snc fhercfose be
bad determined fa depo.e tAe orewH Ttc
vegy uext Gag fne Duke snd his couso q
lcft Madit Ee arrived in Tlorcnro
the JOB In.tlcf atslv on his rcflrr
he resumed fae s'sfus @ a. Italian c'iecr
March "a 1875 .s hcvai ElshDcss was a. au
curelleo iu fhe ist - Stnat0r- A. this perioa
also King Victor Tn.i-Gruci oorferea 90 lfu
Zee ranh ~ Lieutenant General Tbr Date
married. Nay - 'a- fhc Princess Mary .bo' %
August 8 ltsf daughter q Prince Chsr.~s
Emmanuel ta. Pc11o cclG C-sisrna and Dad
fhrrc scn-
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-21

Tho Great Critic's Mind said - Bs Hers
leSsIy Wrecked.

IoNDoN. Jan. 20 john Ruskln. the
great leader p English critica' litrra-
ture, has become hopolosslv insane
Alr. Rusk.n's mind has bocu grad
ually failing ior seven or eight
years The nrt public suspicion
Of tic fact occurred az Oxfo-d u
1856. In 1855 he went 60 Venice.
whore ho hsl an attack and broke oov be-
mentally. Since November be has RS %
IN bed continuously. lie refuses ~ oE-
ceP, liquid food. and manifests no lr-
sire 70 get up lie is steadily grown. /.
weakor and 'he probability ls that
he ever leaves his bca again be u,-l
never 70 outcf lis house
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-21
TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIES

T-e ireuenzs = disappearing fro@
C-sa. Britain and tie continent of
E4rore.
B. A Hsafy hss been elected pgesi-
dent - tae .aa cl4ss a. Michigan lnl-
yersltT.
Hostile demonstrations continue 70 be
made In ffant o. ne British legAtlen a.
L.s50u.
H. IL r Farusr living near spring
field No. persisted IN ths nsmes OF bis
b4raing h0me.
A sardine trust Is being formed IL
LoGdoa and ths price Of sartlpes has al
ready advanced
Mlllets SlIo 600 painting 'Ls An
gei4s7 Is ia Cnleago and IS on exhibition
a. The Exposition building.
lhe asy-tsO-hour walking match
az Detroit ended Saturday Howarth
won, bis record being So4 miles.
Herr Schaaf prominent meaehant Of
Leipzig has been sentenced 10 nye
years i'm pr isonment for forgery.
A number of large potteries al TreR-
ton. y j.. and East Liverpool, O., have
been purchased By an English syndicate.
Judge Hicks, Of Minneapolis, has de-
cided there was no redress IN Minnesota
for those losing money IN bucket shops.
Severe earthquake shocks have been
experience 10 the southern part OF ST.
beria, resulting in great damage TO
property.
1t is proposed BY a syndicate OF Ber-
lin bankers 20 build a magnificent
palace 20 be presented by them 70 En-
peror William.
The residencs Of Dexter Belknap, Of
Louisville. Ky. was robbed while the
family were a. the theater Of =,
worth OF jewelry.
4 syndicate of Davenport Ia) cap
itslists has purchased the entire street
railway system OF Fort Scott, Kan. Ten
miles OF electric road are 70 be built az
once.
Four prisoners. murderers and burg
lars escaped from the Jasper Gnd.) Jail
Saturday night officers are in pursuit
OF them in all parts OF Southern In
diana.
Harry Pearce, OF Louisville, a brake
man on the Louisville, 81. Louis &
Texas railroad. was thrown under the
wheel. at Gustir, Ky, Sunday night and
killed
General Master Workman PoNderly
was able 20 wa, ont Saturday and the
warrant for his arrest, sworn ont by Cal
lahan was served, the former giving bail
in the sum OF $500.
Joseph Hubbart, a farmer living six
miles north of North Platte. Neb., left
that village Thursday evening for home.
he was found AZ noon Sunday. half a
mile from HE home, frozen stiff.
Rich churchuen OF New York City
propose 20 erect magnificent cathedral
for the Protestant Episcopal church Of
the New York diocese, 10 be called the
Cathedral of st. John the Divine.
A. n. Rutler. grandson Of the late
Ex-Governor Thomas q. Moore, Of
Louisiana killed II. VI. Hayes, his
brother-in-law, az their home near
Mcreland Station, La. Sunday night
While Claud Gaspel. Paul Louk and
Webb Louk were hunting in Randolph
County, W. Va, life carried by Webb
Louk was discharged. the ball passing
through Paul Louk's hat, killing Gas
pc.
Farmers Of New York State are do
manding that tho facilities OF the Eris
canal shall be no more extended. They
say IL is big enough for State trade and
they don't care 70 pay taxes for the adj
vantage OF the Northwest
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-21
PASSED AWAY.
Death At Washington OF Solicitor General
Chapman. OF the Depn rtn.ent Of Ln.tie..

WAsUNoToS, Jan. 30. - Orlow w
Chapman. Solici tor General OF The De-
partmcnt Of Justice. died suddenly at
his residence in this city al . o'clock
Sunday morning Of a catarrhal affection
OF the kidneys, aggravated by an attack
of Ia grippc. His death was peaceful
and painless Mr Chapman leaves
wife, bat no children. Ills
home va. in Bingham ton. y. y.
and the body s-ill bs takon there for in
terment Mr.. Chapman was about 68
years OF age. lie was appointed Solicitor
General only last May. after the ADJOURN
mcnt OF the supreme Court but n ne
comparatively short t'0e since then 20
rad won a high place as "a lswve5 and
man N the minds ~ The mem be-s Of
tho Supreme Court and ,ho bar.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-21

PITTsBURGH, Pa. Jan. ga special
dispatch TO tho Times from Altoona, Pa,
says: The business portion OF the
village Of Frucality. fifteen miles
north o, this city. was destroyed
by fire carly Sunday morning. in
Guiding a hotel, Adams Express Office
and store with contents. The hotel
and store were owned bv the Frugality
Coal & Coke Company. The loss is es-
timated at between $50, 900 and $50. coo,
partially covered by insurance.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-21

OQuAvKA. Ill. Jan. p 2o-Eimer Freed,
Silas Tracy. Charles Wilson and Alex.
ander Wh;t1oro. ot Gladstone. III
were drowned FRI Gr,svold's slough near
burlington SATURDAY night They
started for q dance. but their team be-
came uRmanaRea0. and backed the
wagon over 'ho bank ana broke through
ths iss The body Of Freed was recov.
cred. Both horses were drowned
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-21

LoSDoN, Jan. 20 lord Napier OF
Nagdala, left two sons, twins, Robert
and George. After much discussion
among the doctors and nurses as "a
which entered This world frsttho fam
ily decided that Robert should inherit
the title. George is con.esting A q
compromise the family council propose
% give George a handsome annuity and
one Of two .ities. There is no parallel
case in the history OF tho British peer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-21
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