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The morning call., 1890-04-26
WITHOUT GOVERNMENT.
Oklahoma to Be Without Laws for a Number
of Weeka

GUTHRIE Qnd. T.) April 25.-As soon as
the President signs the Oklahoma Bill the
enforcement of the law is taken out of the
hands of the United States authorities and
vested in a new government. The latter
cannot be on its feet for some weeks and the
Territory will be without authorized officers
to govern In the interim, which is looked
upon as critical period. The President
has ordered the United States officers to
continue to enforce the laws, but the ille-
gaiity Of the order is ackno wledged here.
The morning call., 1890-04-26
THE HOUSE.
a Bill for the Relief OF Mississippi-Flood
Sufferers Passed

WASHINGTON, April 25.-After the read
ing of the journal this morning the House
passed bill appropriating $500 for the
relief OF the Mississippi River flood suffer-
erers.
The Legislative, Executive and Judicial
Appropriation Bill was then taken up and
discussed by sections.
At o'clock the committee Of the whole
arose and the House adjourned without
coming to vote on the Appropriation Bill.
The morning call., 1890-04-26
FortY-fourth District.

Republican Club No. of the Forty
fourth Assembly District held meeting
last night at Meyers Hall on Market and
Pearl streets, with j. F. Westheimer in the
chair. The principal business was the
adoption Of resolution recommending C.
w. Dunn, 5. G. Whitney aud Robert Nc
MILAN for the vacancies which occurred in
the Republican County Committee from the
Forty-fourth District Speeches were mads
by Z. E; Ayers, F. Pretorious. J. Harris
and MIR. Ellis
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McAnlifa,s Rnnantinn

New York, April 25.-Jack McAuliffe,
accompanied by Joe McAuliffe, the Cali
fornia pugilist, arrived to-day. A great
crowd was present to greet the champion,
and brass band escorted him to his hotel.
He was dined by the Red-ligEt Club.
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which he expected to use here. He went
to disreputable house, where Aggie Ash
ton and Frank Brady stole 5000 from him,
$1,000 being in belt on his person. Now
he has had them arrested for theft. and ex-
poets to get the express company's cash
once more in his possession.
The morning call., 1890-04-26
Big Price for a Stallion,

NASHVILLE (Tenn.), April 25.-At the
sale of the Belle Meade Stable to-day the
celebrated thoroughbred stallion Luke
blackburn was sold TO General Jackson
for $4,000. Iroquois was sold to him for
50, 600 and Bramble for $1,000
The morning call., 1890-04-26
stnnned hv tha Pnlina

New YORK, April 25.-The glove-fght
arranged between George Dixon, the
colored champion, and Nose Corbin, an
other cOlOTed boxer, which was to have
taken place in Nilsson Hail tonight, was
stopped by the police.
The morning call., 1890-04-26
TWO KNOCK-OUTs.

The Seconds of Prizs-Fight Have Battle
After the Principals Finish
NEW YORK, April 25.-Jimmy Lynch Of
Jersey City and Peter Mcbride of Phila-
delphia met in Hoboken tonight to fight
ten rounds for purse of $500. Small gloves
were used. Lynch forced the fighting from
the start, but in the second round Mcbride
punished Lynch terribly on the body and
knocking him out. The referee awarded
the fight to Mcbride. a fight between the
seconds ensued and Lynch's man was badly
lnnnishnd -
The morning call., 1890-04-26
Three Months for burglary

Manuel Astrado, convicted of a burgIart-
Gus entry of st. Charles Church, at Eight
eenth and Shotwell streets, was sent to
FOLSOM for three months yesterday by
The morning call., 1890-04-26

The Cruiser Baltimore at Sea

KANSAS CITY. April 25.-Jay Gould and
party are in this city tonight. They will
leave for Omaha In the morning.
The morning call., 1890-04-26

A Georgia editor has purchased farm,
embarked in the real estate business, and
ance. OF these arguments he is In hopes Of
keeping his paper afloat.
The morning call., 1890-04-26
THE WORLDS CHAMPIONSHIP.

hsstsrsonl Defeated by Kemp Over the PARA
malta Course.
SYDNEY On. S. W., April 25.-Kemp beat
Masterson over the Paramatta course for
the worlds sculling Championship to-day.
=. Kemp took the lead at the start and kept
y throughout the race. He won by forty
The morning call., 1890-04-26

Private information says George w. Steele
Of Indiana will be appointed Governor of
the Territory. He was for eight years
dent Harrison,
The morning call., 1890-04-26
TO THE NORTH POLE.
Large Contribution TO the Arctic EXPLORING
Expedition.

EZpedltlon.
CHRIsTIANA, April 25.-The State has
granted DR.. Frithiof NanSen 10000 crowns
In support OF his proposed expedition of
discovery to the North Pole. The exnedi-
tion will start in February, 1892, and pass
ing through the Suez Canal will reach
Behring Straits in July. A new whaler is
being built for the purpose. Only twelve
sailors and four scientists will start on the
expedition. a stock of provisions sufficient
for five years will be carried.
The morning call., 1890-04-26

THE ToURIsTs.-"The Tourists" an organE-
zation composed exclusively of members of Ma
tional ParlOr, No. lis. N. S. q. W., VIII make
an excursion to Glen Ellen on May 4th.
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The First Cherries,

The ranch of Robinson Brothers, Vaca-
vile, supplied the first cherries this season
Tor the San Francisco market The fruit
came in yesterday.
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FORCIBLE WOOING.

a Woman Marries Man Under Fear Of Be-
ing Killed.
FERNANDINA tFla.), April 25.-This city
Is agog with gossip over the strange
wooing OF Mrs. Thorpe by City Council
man Hubby, local agent of the Mallory
Lne. The woman alleges that while ont
driving Hubby drew q revolver, threatened
her with instant death, drove to minis
ter's house and compelled her to marry him.
The couple have been eourtiDg in regular
fashion and their marriage was expected.
They are now estranged and the brides
father threatens to kill Huby.
The morning call., 1890-04-26
EUROPEAN RULERS.
Emperor William Dimes With Victoria-Ca Car
not at Cannes.

BERLIN, April 25.-Emperor William ar
rived at Darmstadt this evening and dined
with Queen Victoria.
PARIS, April 25.-Carnot on arriving at
Cannes to-day visited Dom Pedro.
The morning call., 1890-04-26

NORFOLK (Val, April 25 = The new
cruiser Baltimore left for trip to sea this
morning.
The morning call., 1890-04-26

If you are travelling in Pullman car YOU
want to give fat man wide berth.-Me-
dalia Times.
The morning call., 1890-04-26
MEAN REVENGE.

The Prosecution Of TImber-Thieves Followed
by Forest Fires
MooREsTowN On. j., April pa num-
Der of timber-thieves bave been recently
prosecuted, and as the result fires were
started on Wednesday in dozen different
places on General John S. Quick's tract in
southampton, and il short time a big
forest fire was raging. Much timber and
several houses have already been burned.
The morning call., 1890-04-26
Personal.

LONDON, April 25.-Among the Ameri-
cans staying at the Savoy Hotel is Mrs. W.
S. Hobart of San Francisco.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-01-11

This is the name of the new law
firm organized January |, the mem
bers being A. j. O'COnor and Y. j.
Duncan, of La Sale, and JAS. H..
Eckels, of this city, all lately members
Of the firm Of Duncan. OCOnOr Il Gill
bert, firm more or less broken by the
removal Of McSsrs. Duncan and Gill
bert to Chicago. Mr.. O'COnor has been
practicing law since 1876: Mr.. Y. j.
duncan is a graduate Of the law
school Of Michigan University, class
Of 81, and Mr. Eckcls of the Albany
Law School, class Of 80. The gentle
men are SO well known in this county
that it is hardly necessary to speak Of
them at this time. 1t is cmphaticaIly
a new firm of brains, experience and
the energy of young and ambitious
men: and succeeding, as the firm
naturally will, to the La Sale county
business Of the original Ottawa and
La Sale firm of Duncan, OCOnOr X
Gilbert, il will stcpat once into one Of
the largest law businesses Of this
county. Mr. O'ConOr will probably re-
move to this city in the spring, when
Mr.. Y. J. Duncan will manage the La
Sale office. In the meantime Mr.,
EckelS will have charge of the Ottawa
Office. the other members remaining
i'm La Sale, except as business calls
them to Ottawa.
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The occasional use of Bieglow'S
Cough Cure will heal and strengthen
the pulmonary organs, you will breathe
easier and feel better in every way.
You can buy the dollar size of Bieglow's
Cure for limited time at SOC of any
drlpUiSt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-01-11
Blood VS.. Nerves.

Great mistakes have been made In the
world, by surprising many nervous troubles
were duo to bad blood Thus headache,
fits, dizziness, sleeplessness, etc, are al
ways due to weakness or irritation of the
nerves of the brain; dyspepsia, pain, wind,
etc, to weakness of the nerves of the stom.
ach: weak lungs Is caused by weakness OF
the parts: billiousness, constipation, etc.
to weakness Of the nerves of the liver or
bowels; pains, irregularity, s,erlity and de
rangement of the uterine nerves. For all
weakness, Dr. Miles great nerve and brain
food surpasses all other remedies. Trial
bottles free at Griggs' drug store.
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ClVY lind COUNTY,.
SATURDAY.
As USUAL.

As USUAL.
Now the wine bibber sweareth his an
nual flo,
And the topper with good resolution
doth cope,
But certes the bibber gets back to his
bib,
And the topper hops back to his regular
tone. -YOnkerS Gazette.
Miss Bliss, of Ann Arbor, Mich, is
the guest of Mrs. DR.. Dyer, in this
city.
John Bockman, yesterday, caught
three seven-pOund pike IN the river
with minnows.
ID. l.. Grove went to Streator last
evening to install the officers in Camp
81, =. O. 5. OF a.
l.. A. Rising, the cigar manutac-
turer. Yesterday resumed business,
and is ready for his old customers.
Ed. McGirr, who has been spending
the holidays with his parents in this
city, returned to his work at Spring
field yesterday.
The funeral of Miss Annie f. LEX
took place yesterday afternoon from
the German Catholic church. 1t was
largely dJlclucu.
The FREE TRADER carrier-boys' adj
dress was Il. neat specimen OF typo
graphical art. Mr.. Morgan is a
"way-up" printer, and has good ORR
ginal ideas,-GIoJe.
r. j. Hornick, the Grand Ridge
dry goods man, was in Ottawa yeSter-
day. Hornick says that little town
has two weekly newspapers, and tAe
people there weigh ton each.
The postotlice force has 1.-THE grip
in good shape. McManus, the mail
inc clerk, is home sick in bed: and two
of the carriers have it and may he in
bed to-day, with third one sneeZlng
the dead letters out of the boxes as
fast as his men can put them in.
The Madden family, on Superior
street, who have lost three children
within the last three weeks with dip
liberia, yesterday vacated their house,
and with new clothing throughout,
went to Marseilles. where Mr.. Mad
den's parents reside The authOri-
ties in Ottawa will thoroughly cleanse
the house. and take all possible pre-
caution to prevent any further spread
of the disease.
The StrcaiOr Ind.- 1tmeS attempts 10
"even up with the FREE TRADER by
lauding one of the +. rs daily com
petitOrs. The picture drawn is on the
imagination, however. Inc
IT. must have been hit hard by our
Democratic contemporary or it would
not have sought satisfaction 10y falsely
giving the credit due our widc-awake,
pushing manufacturers ard business
men for the citys growth in popula-
ton and prosperity to one newspaper.
-RepubHcan.
A farmer from South Ottawa yes
terday drove into town, and, stopping
in front of the court house, took IA
long heavy rum strap with patent
snap at the end from his buggy, and
winding it around an electric" post,
said to a reporter: II always have to
hitch her with strong strap. She's
a 'puller' from away back" An hour
later the reporter passed that way,
and the old horse stood with her head
down in the gutter fast asleep. The
man had forgotten to attach the
'Snap end" Of the rum strap to the
bit. and the horse had not been
hitched at all.
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The Verdict Unanimous.

W d. Suit druggist, Ripus, Ind, testifes'
II recommend Electric Bitters as the very
best remedy. Every bottle sold has given
relief in every case. One man took six bot
tie. and was cured Of rheumatism Of two
years standing" Abraham Hare, druggist,
Bellvile, Ohio, afiirms: THE best selling
medicine have ever indled in my twenty
years experience, is Electric Bitters
Thousands of others have added their testi'
mony, so that the verdict is unanimous that
Electric Bitters do cure all diseases Of the
liver, kidneys or blood. Only q half dollar
bottle at d. Laurriaux's drug store.
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\ Summary of the Transfers of Real Es-
tate for ottawa in 1889.

During the year 1889 Recorder
Arnold placed on record in the re,
cordcr's Office total Of 6,401 transfers
of real estate. OF this number 21e
were transfers made in the city of OF
tawa. From these figures it is evil
dent that Ottawa has kept her side of
the fence from falling into decay, and
the old machinery of her "boom" has
been kept running with few skips.
The following is a summary of the
cash value of the transfers made dur
ing the year in the different additions
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it by faithful service in season and
out of season. He will find the office
no "picnic" that will run itself: but
the FREE TRADER is confident that
the Ottawa postotlice will, during his
term, be managed wholly in the inter-
est of its patronS-the people. 1t IS
understood, though we have had no
positive authority TO that effect, that
Mr. Samuel Snow, now chief clerk for
Clerk a. II. Taylor, of the supreme
Court, will be chief deputy under Mr.
Nattinger-a thoroughly competent
and accommodating gentleman.
Judge Evans is quite i'll with an at
tack OF the grip.
Mrs. Judge Blanchard returned from
the east yesterday.
IA girl baby was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. John NJ. Welch yesterday.
VIM. Bagley, yesterday sold to &. III.
Clement. lot II, block 8, Hess additi-
ton. -consderatiO $4,000.
Mrs. Larry Kenney returned yester-
day from st. Louis, and reports Rev.
NJ. A. McGinnis' condition as critical.
John Hazlitt, jr., has accepted a po-
sition with ID. h. FiSke 4 Co., of Chi
cago. His many friends wish him
success in his new home.
The Turner's Society will put in Il
new floor in the upper story Of Turn
Hall. 1t will be of maple, , inches in
width, and when finished will be the
best dancing floor in the city.
New students enrolled at the OF
tawa Business University are Henry
Mitchell, Utica, H.: +. b. Hall,
Tonica, ILL.,: George +. Cox, Canton,
H.: Frank Merritlcld, +. f. Sapp, }.
w. Raymond, +. 5. Forster f. 5.
.Sapp, John Jobt. +. j. Hess, Ottawa.
Total enrolment, lib.
! There is a rumor ailoat that there
will shortly be another bank opened in
La Sale. 1t is reported that George
NJ. Murphcy, late cashier of the Ma
tional Bank is interested with Otta-
wa parties in the project and that
they will lease the building re-
Gently purchased by a. r. Greenwood.
Peru HeJuN
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POSTMASTER NATTINGER.

f. A. Nattinger, of the Times, was
yesterday appointed by the president
to be postmaster at Ottawa, to sue
coed VIM. Osman. whose term expires
January 20, his name having been
sent to the Senate yesterday. Mr.. Nat
finger has the FREE TRADERS hearty
congratulations on his good luck. As
a party worker, he deserves this recog-
milton by his party, for he has earned
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-01-11

The friends of Mr.. Daniel Dunn,
who lives north Of Superior street
nearly opposite Mr.. Nette's residence,
in Ottawa Center, will regret To learn
that he died at 1870 o'clock Tuesday
evening from paralysis. He had been
i'll since about Christmas day, and
had gradually grown worse until all
hope for his recovery fed. He had
been for long time foreman Of King,
Hamilton * Co.'S paint shop. He
leaves "A wife and two children,
both boys, aged respectively ! and !
years. His age was about "a years.
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SUNDAY.
Is IT so?

You may use all the spice
On your breath that you will,
But the scent Of the liquor
viii cling round it still.
Laurence 1meriCdn.
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Labor Notes.

The manufacture of glassware by
machinery on permanent scale mas
been undertaken at the long-idle
Ellenvillc y. j. Glass Works, in the
Village of that name. When it was
reported that a machine had been in
vented and successfully worked in
England, company OF American
glass manufacturers was formed with
a view Of introducing the machines in
this country, and one Of the members
was sent over there to examine and
report upon the merits of the inyen-
ton. The machine as now fitted up
will blow quart bottles only. 1t is
operated by man and boy, and is
very simple of construction. 1t con-
SiStS of an iron upright, around which
rcvolve arms fitted with molds for
shaping the glass. A pipe supplied
with a current of air and readily
manipulated by the operator does the
work of blowing. The machine is
and is said to be capable of turning off
100 dozen of perfect bottles a day.
Three glass workers at Martins
Ferry, O., have invented a machine
which they claim will radically
change the method heretofore en-
ployed in pressing glassware. 1t is
claimed that by the use of this ma
chine pressed ware can be made TO
look as well as blown warc.-lm.
NnRUdctHrr.
A sheet of plate glass l22X2O2 inches
was cast at the Diamond Plate Glass
Works Saturday, and is said to he the
largest sheet ever cast in the world.
The next largest Of which the trade
has record was made three years ago
at Crystal City, Mo-, it measuring
l30XlS6 inches. The KOkOmO plate
weighs in the rough l,530 pounds. Re
duced to feet it contains 40 square
fect-lO feet inches long and 10 feet
wide-and has market value of -
per foot. or total of $6SO.-h0konto
ind. Dispatch.
At an interstate meeting Of miners
held at indianapolis recently the fol-
lowing scale Of wages was adopted:
For Hooking, Sunday Creek and Shaw
nee valley, 60 cents per ton, increase,
l2t cents: Western Pennsylvania. 80
cents, increase, 10 cents: Indiana block
coal. % cents: bituminOus. 50: Will
mingtOn district Of Illinois, $l,OJ,
former price, 81 cents: StrcatOr, 80
cents, former price, 72t cents: La Sale
and Spring Valley, 81: Springfield, 72t
cents; Stanton and Mt. Olive, TO cents;
Peoria, 50 cents: Paramount and
Moundsville. Va, 30 cents. The an
thracite miners held a meeting at
Wilkesbarre recently, and resolved to
demand 20 percent increase in wages
on February |.
For the week ending December u
the shipments of anthracite coal
amounted to 80. SOB tons, an increase
of So, l02 tons over the shipments for
the same time last year. The ship
ments for the year up to date given
were 37.7j2,3 2S tons, a decrease Of
ISL .543 compared with last years
production.
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Ou IluN use al llI' Sl'ltN
On your breath that you will,
But the scent Of the liquor
Will cling 'roundi it still.
Laurence Amerjcdn
SURE THING.
Wine is a mocker,
And strong drink is raging,
But who cares for that
When his thirst he's assuaging?
IT'S only next day,
When his temples are aching,
He thinks what fool
OF himself he's been making.
boston Courier.
r. J. Patterson, of Galloway, was
in Ottawa yesterday on business.
Tony Mcmahon. of CrestOn, Iowa
is visiting in the city for few days
From 1900 to 1000 new lots hav,
been plated at Aurora in the past
year.
Dwight f. Cameron, Of Chicago, is
the guest of his brother, J. II. Gamer
on, in this city.
Kane county, like La Sale, is con-
fronted by deficit at the treasury
amounting to $4,000
Louis Mulhall, of Rock Valley,
Dakota, is the guest Of ID. A. MaheI
and family in this city.
Isaac Degen has transferred lot , in
block IL to Futterer x Metzger for a
consideration Of l,SOO.
Pat. Barton, of Eagle, who has been
for some time in Montana, is in Strea-
tor on a visit to old friends.
The 20" railroad company sold 231
tickets at the Grand Ridge station foI
Ottawa, during the month OF Deccm-
Der.
II. 5. Gilbert has opened his new of
flee in the Globe building, and is ready
to receive grain at all of the old elcva-
tors. The WedrOn elevator will be re-
built.
Mr.. Rood, of Canton, Ohio, will buy
the Aurora Watch factory, putting in
100000. while the citizens will have
to take $4,000 of stock with him in
the concern.
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WEDNESDAY.
SURE SIGNS.

All right. You may 30 on and pop;
She will not answer NO"
If unrebuked since Christmas night
You're duplicated the delight
Without the miStletOe.
Philadelphia Press.
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production.

"Grigg's Glycerine Salve" is a pain
SLAYER" and a wonder healer: it draws
all causes of pain and Inflammation 10
the surface, and quickly dispells them.
1t is a sure and speedy cure for cuts,
bruises. scalds. burns, sores, piles,
letter and all skin eruptions. Price,
DC.
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SOCIETY DOINGS.
The Meeting of the Minerva Owls Last
Evening-Jottings of society,


The l.. A. =. Club will give dance
day evening. This will be the second
of their "hard-time" parties. Prof
Willis orchestra will furnish music.
Company ID, Fourth Infantry Hi
nois National Guards, will give their
fourth annual dance at the rink on
the evening Of January %. This will
be one of the swell events of the sea-
son. The first number on the program
is concert by Willis orchestra, and
after this there will be an exhibition
drill by the company.
Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Roberts
gave "A birthday party at their home
in this city on Saturday night. There
were many of their friends present
from La Sale and Oglesby, and all
had a jolly good time.
\ very pleasant surprise descent
was made upon Mr.. George III. Pruett
by few of his masonic brethren last
evening. The expected number OF
guests was somewhat diminished by
the prevailing colds, etc, but what
the party lacked in size they made up
in solid fun. They even succeeded
during the evening in inducing
George to get out that guitar and
sing to his own accompaniment some
of those melodies for which he used to
be famous years ago. his reviyel of
that exciting and realistic story of the
duel between the yallar dorg and
the black Thomas Henry khat being
especially reiuvenating to the "old
boys" present, Mrs. pruett, in the
meantime, prepared delicious sup
per, the discussion OF which kept
some of the married men Of the party
out rather later than they had
bargained for with their wives at
home. But they all had a jolly good
time just the same.
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Arrested for Larceny.

Burt Beck, young man about p
years old. was arrested 10y Marshal
Brennan Tuesday and placed in the
county Jail. The charge preferred
against him is larceny and embczzle-
mcnt. The complainant is Mr., Mot
tow, proprietor of the meat market on
Main street formerly owned by
Charlie Knoedler. Beck worked for
MattOw, and was frequently sent out
to collect bills. 1t is alleged he col
lected $l3.70 from the Clifton Hotel
and So from j. Dwyer. the North OF
tawa butcher and never rendered any
account of the same to his employer.
When MottOw learned that Beck had
collected the money he had a warrant
issued for the young mans arrest.
Beck was in a beastly state OF in
tOXicatiOn when arrested. lie was
given a hearing Friday morning.