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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-13

MO. 1855 IS A GENTS HUNTING CASE
1N 14-carat gold watch stem winder and
setter. EIgin full-jeweled movement and adj
justed to heat and cold. fancy engraved cases;
sell for $685. 90. cost $4,000.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-13
FACTS AND FANCIEs..
Attention Is Called

To the sale of Business Property by
auction this afternoon at O'Clock, cor
ner of Martin and Ravoux streets.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-13
Attend the Sale

OfImproved Business Property, Horses,
Wagons. Harnesses. Scales, Contractors
Tools, etc., at 3 o'clock this afternoon,
corner of Martin and Ravoux streets.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-13
Attend the Sale

Of Fine Draft Team, Wagons, Har-
nesses and Contractors Tools, corner of
Martin and Ravoux streets, at p. m.
TODAY.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-13
Young Men Yanted

To wear our All-Calf, Solid-Leather
$3.50 Shoe, now selling at 50. Standard
Shoe Company, 423 Wabasha, next door
to Seventh.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04
FACrS BRIEFLY STATED.

Charles Emory Smith. upisea States
Minister 70 Russia. departed on tie
steamer TraVs Tor Europe " Wednesday
afternoon
A boiler exploded st Letsvre's ais
tillery al Arrss Wednesday, killing
three men. The explosion set ire 70
the building
The Belgian 4nti-slavery committee
has agreed in favor oi grad ualls incrsas-
ing the duties on sleehOl in Africa for
esFtAln period
Mrs. Ann klss. OF Vinoennss, Ind,
aged 20 fell int an open tire place
Wednesday ana belsre sbe wAs disoes-
ered was fatally burned.
Jotn BabsiHe and Rose Hxwiey, farm
ers living near Coceyvilie, Kan. cane
70 blows "Wednesday. hs9ley killed
Babsiue with fesce rail
Bart Laforgie. son Of = prominent
real-estste dealer Of Decatur. III, MAS
drowned Wednesday in the ssngsnon
river by the capsizing Of bis boat
Phil Judge, for many years proprietor
and manager OF the Louisville Ky
Hotel, died there "Wednesday night
He began life As an errsnd boy a. tie
hotel.
Thomas A. Lynne aged s., an old
time actor who started . tbeAtsr IN
Chicago when IL had only /. 500 inhab-
iiants. died at Salt Lake City, L. T., on
Monday.
1t is estimated that the cold weather
following = warm spell when the plant
grew rapidly has damaged winter wheat
in Bartholomew County lad, 80 10 90
per cent
Evan Novagrstr. Norwegian, was
drawn into an ore-crushing machine al
the Vulcan iron works al Pittsburgh
Wednesday and almost instantly ground
10 pulp.
Frank kirkpatrick. boy whose
parents live at Newark, O., was shot
dead by the premature discharge Of 3
rife in the hands OF Paul Slterd, a
companion.
Henry Love and his son, aged 10. have
surrendered themselves 10 Sheriff
Gounce at Savannah. Tenn, for the
killing OF Guile Hodge, blacksmith,
living at Clifton, Wayne County.
The handsome new hospital at Madi-
son, Wis, was opened Wednesday night
with much ceremony. The structure is
ample for the needs OF the city. and
there its much rejoicing over its compile
tion.
At the sale OF the De Gabilda oollec-
ton in the American at galleries at
New York Wednesday a jewel casket
presented to Christopher Columbus by
Ferdinand and Isabella, Of Spain, was
sold for 81,
Farmers at Wheeling, Ind, have been
badly victimized by fellow who pre-
tends to be buying walnut stumps for
one dollar each. He gives the agricult-
urists counterfeit $50 gold piece and
gets $40 in good money in change
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04
AN UNHAPPY RULER.
an Attempt Said 10 Have Been
Made on the CEaTs Life.
ITS Partial SUCCESS REPORTED
Tks Kissrs1s fress Censorship ia Hussis
AAkss AZ Rare "a Obtain EigheF = Cse-
&zs.tisa 90 Dsaisl at ths st.rt-
las nGHGsF.

LoNDoN. April s-The Berlin CORE
spondent Of The Chrsnicle says that
p1rtialls successful attempt has been
made upon TIE hle oi the CzaF. The
name Of the Would- -be-&ssGsSlu and tae
kin6 of Weapon used are noi sneWn
Another report las reached here from
az apparently satheDllc source that tae
illness N1th which Tie Car has been
seised IS due 10 poison admins
tered te him IN his food no
details OF shis report OF confirmation
thereof are 0btsinSb.e. BAT Ihe fAci thAt
The censorship of telegrsnas haS been
m0st vigorously enfoFcea st 81 Peters
burg since the announcement 81 tie
Cars illness is regarded as SUFFICIENT
reason To believe that tbe CEar is ia
serious condition aud that he h not
afflicted with any ordinary msiaay.
81. PErEKsBuRo. April s.-Pe&sans
are rising in RiEEan and blood hss al
ready been shed The agitation "a
spreading 10 FINLAND snd Poland Sna
eendarmes aud Coss4cks have been sent
70 quell disorder. The excitement Is
intense. Everybody synpsthiEes slth
the stucents
Moscow. April s--Of 100 students oi
the University Who have been arrested,
fifteen Eill De arrAigned a. political rev
oluti0nists forty-two viii bs expelled
from the University. and tue others
will be subjected 10 miner punishment
The acts OF al are regarded a. reFoia-
NOnary
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04
SSlONAL.

The House Discusses the Bill for the Ad-
mission of Idaho. and the Senate Con-
siders the Mont.na Election Case.
WASHINGTON. April 3.-The House on
Wednesday discusses at length the bill
for the ad ission of Idaho. Mr.. Der
sey (Neb.) sketched the progress OF the
people OF Idaho since the formation OF
the Territory in 1868, and said the only
opposition to the admission of tho new
State came from the Mormons, who pro-
tested against the provision Of the
constitution which disfranchised big
amists and polygamists. Mr.. Man
sur (Mo.) disclaimed any SYM
pathy with polygamy, but criti-
cised the provision disfranchising
the Mormons, saying the reason for dis
franchising them was that the Idaho
Mormons voted the Democratic ticket.
Mr. Dubois (Idaho) made a strong ap-
peal for the passage OF the bill. Mr..
Chipman (Mich.), while favoring the
admission OF all the Territories. criu-
oised the proposed constitution of Idaho
az an invasion OF sacred. individual and
religious rights Pending further de-
bate the bill went over.
WASHINGTON April 3.-1n the House
to-day petition from the New England
Shoe and Leather Association against
the imposition OF duty upon hides
and skins was ordered printed IN the
Record.
The Senate resolution was agreed to
requesting the President TO invite from
time to time, ss fit occasion may arise,
negotiations with any government with
which the United States may have dip
lomatic rotations. 10 the end that any
differences or disputes arising between
the governments which can not be ad-
justed by diplomatic agency may be re-
fsrred 70 arbitration
Mr.. Lawler (Ill.) introduced bill 20
test the science OF short spelling and to
establish 100 schools for that purpose.
The House then resumed the consid-
GRAFTON of the Idaho admission bill
The Senate Wednesday proceeded 70
the consideration OF the Montana cleo
ton case. the majority report being In
favor Of Wilbur F. Sanders and Thomas
C. Power and the minority report be-
ing in favor Of william A. Clark and
Martin Aaginnis Sensror Hear Mass
spoke for the majority. and Senator
Gray, Dell for the minority.
Senator Gray yielded the foor with
eut concluding his argument and the
death Of Representative Wilber being
announced, the Senate adjourned.
The Senate IN executive session con
frme3 John p. Mitell United States
Marshal FOR the Northern district Of
FlorlaA
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04
A BROKEN LEvEE.

out relative TO the suffering Of the
people. They are able, they say, to
take care Of their hands without assist
snce and are Offering them large wages
to remain and work on the levees.
The crevasse at Austin is widening
slowly, as the water is running much
slower.
NEW ORLEANS, April 3.-Huntington
has been completely abandoned by its
500 inhabitants. about half of whom,
with some Of their stock. are crowded
together on the levee, suffering from
exposure, sickness and destitution. The
others are living more comfortably in
box-csrs. Many houses have Hoated
away. Some 1900 residents of the
neig borhood are also crowded upon the
levees or have fed to the highlands.
THE STORM ~ LIVINGSTON COUNTY. KY.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April 3s-A letter
from Hampton. KY, reports the follow
ing casualties in Livingston County
from the tornado: Rudolph Shsub, found
lead thirty yards from bis dwelling.
which was demolished; Clifton
Hamlin and Mrs Alcott in the
9eI1 IDD4A Ay|As NSA0 h-tANAs
Harry Morton. weighing 175 pounds, was
picked up and blown through the
air $50 yards and is badly hurt, but viii
probably recover; George w. Faulkner
and wife and A. II Todd. badly hurt.
]. c Stanford. wife and daughter, badly
injured By the falling Of their dwelling
and will probably die. Harry Bsdson's
dwelling was demolished ard bis
wife and daughter fatally in
jured; John Browns dwelling was
blown down and NrA Brown is In q dy-
ing condition; Mrs Gsorgs NAYS was
dangerously burt; Dunkoson KiDleys
house vas blown down and Mrs. Kiuisy
killed: Mrs SHOWS arm vss broken in
the fail Of her DWELLING; A. r Robin
sons dwelling destroyed and one of bis
daughters killed and another daughter
missing.
Along the track % TIE tornado rssr
Hampton we're found a dead nan and
woman. whole family bruise3 and
bleeding sn6 uncs1scioss. aoi nsnglsd
caroasses of coEs. sheer fowls and
horses TIE losses o. farmers in that
neigh borhooS srs estinated e. $50 600
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04

BERITS, april a-The Vossische Zei-
turT says thst a. the farewell lntervisv
bst~een Prince Bismarck sn3 ths En-
peror. ,hs former positively declined 70
srcers tie preferred dussdon a Lsuen-
hurs. declaring thst II vas his desire 20
live in history merely ~ TIE family
name vhich be hsd made historical
Ths In peroT Insisted u7on the sx-
Chancellor's accep.sacs - tds title the
ard ths Emperor declared thss as vas
saasliT a., rasrsu pou it wss agree
SAT Prince Bismarck s1ogld rot PER
sonzll7 5esr the ttls. tooaEh it rss
-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04
A SECTION or TRB MISSISSIPPI

CThe X marks show location Of breaks)
com pletely under water. A number of
railroad bridges are reported 70 be
washed away. among them being the
bridge across the crooked bayou, above
Trippe. The tracks OF the Arkansas
Valley railroad are submerged for many
miles, and passengers are being trans
ferred from point to point in boats
GREESvILLE, Miss. April s-The
Greenville Cotton Exchange, having
learned of the sensa tional and alarming
reports as 10 the state of affairs in
Greenvllle being telegraphed TO tho
Northern papers desires to contradict
any such statements, and 10 assure its
friends, correspondents and the public
generally that Greenville IS In no
danger Of disaster. The overflow
from the crevasses above the city
has submerged the lower levels OF the
city to the depth of one or two feet, but
the business and residence portions Of
Greenville are high and dry and the
water appears to have reached its maxi
mum height. Every thing necessary is
being done to prevent any actual dis
tress among the residents OF the over
flowed district and Greenville is abun-
dainty able and willing TO provide for
any cases Of actual need.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 3.-The condi-
tiou OF the flooded district on the Mis-
sissippi side between Tunica and Green
vile remains unchanged. Prominent
planters from the delta deprecate the
sensational reports which have been sent
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04
THE PLAYERS LEAGUE.
Its Conference ut New York Makes an
Impertaat Change In the scheduie-Ds-
ssrters TO Bs Taken Back

serters TO He Taken Back.
New YokK, April S-A conference OF
TIE Players Baseball League was held
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Wednesday
to discuss generally the outlook for
the coming season and TO provide for
the success of the brotherhood move
ment The meeting proved TO
be harmonious. Those delegates
who had in mind the altera-
tion of the entire schedule evidently
saw that there was no chance 70 carry
their point as the subject was not
broached az the meeting. An important
change was made by changing the open
ing dates SO that the seasons of both
the national league and players league
open on the same day, April 10.
The change Of date has had the effect Of
making the fight more aggressive, and
it silences the national league people
who claimed that the players were
afraid 10 clash with them in regard to
dates 1t now leaves it with the public
TO decide whether they will support the
players or the nationals.
The question OF taking back deserters
was promptly settled. 1t was decided
that Beckley, Mulvey and Delehanty be
reinstated II the board Of directors
passed a unanimous vote TO that effect
Each club will have q designated flag as
we'll as its uniform. During a game the
flag OF each club will be fisated. No ex-
hibition games will be allowed on Sum
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04

nsnasr, c l. Nsgus. eI Chelsea junior
vtes-oo21sa2sr; DE IL W. Baker. of
BerrisD Springs. medical director. ksS.
u > Waite. of Flint chaplain
The election of e-esrs n the Relief
ecrEs resulted President Mrs Abhis
Z El&gg. Of Battle Greek senior Wee
president Mrs Enms kuRi0n. 81
Srana Rapids. 1gni0r siee-presiaenS
Mrs Nina ID KinEis. % saginaw.
treasure. Nrs Stella L Parker, 0t
Battle Greek; chaplain Mrs Nancy
- h5f@ ~ F74vt
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04
IOWA LEGISLATURE.
The Tsst- Book and Lioenss oUestioas
the Chief Topics Of Considerations sH
"Wednesday.

The Tsst- Hook and Lioenss Questions
the Chief Topics Of Considerations an
Wednesday.
Dfs MoiNEs. la April 5. - The Sen
ate yesterday passed the biil for The
taxation OF capital stock Of banks by
vote OF 4s 10 J; also the House biz 10
compel rsll ways 10 Use automatic car
couplers The senate adjourned pend
ing consideration Of the bil providing
for State sOsrs Of control 10 have
charge Of az State Institution
In the House yesterday morning 9
bill Was passed repeating the statute
relating 10 the election Of county super
visors, and : substitute was adopted re-
curing one 70 be elected every three
years, and no two from The
same township Consideration was
resumed on the minority report in favor
Of the bill for the State scbool-book
commission 10 select textbooks and
contract for supplies. Ire majority
report fsvors district purchase and local
option on the question OF uniformity.
Pending a motion 70 adopt the minority
report, the House adjourned.
me tpeclal oroeF IN TIE hiberhooh
was the Democratic caucus license BIZ.
the principal advocates Of IL being
Richmond and Clark. and the opponents
Walden. Luke, Blythe and Dobson-
Tie bill WAS considered IN committee %
the whole, Holbrook in the chair. aud
was not disposed OF a. adjournment
The committee asked and WAS granted
fcave 70 sit al future date not deter
mined upon.
Ex-Stats Auditor J. /. Browns claim
for 81, 600 10 reimburse him for money
expended BY him for attorney iees IN
his impeachment trial which resulted
in bis scquittsl, hss received favor
able report from the House committee.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04
THE FLOODS.
Large Tracts OF Land n E,ssss-
sippi Under WateE.
RAILROAD BRIDGES EASHED lwlY.
FiaBt~ttsss whieA II FoFsasr Years Have
Ese~p~z Is0as@lSa Are New Sab
ESrgsa-rss sltUstisH - Gresa.
va. Net 50 Bad @s Reported

LATEST FEoM fEE sTEICKES REGION.
NEW oELKASs. April S-Ihs latest
advioes froD Arkansas Oy sho~ that
lie river IS stlA falling ~ tie rate oi
about tN0-tenths 0f f0ot ia twenty
four beQrs. sn4 las fallen IN al about
one foot The water Is going back
into the river from the outside Of
the levee wherever there is 50 opening
In the levee. Bat the f2ll Of this side Of
the leyee is not 50 fast as the river. The
whole Of the crooked bayou ridge, from
Tillar TO Trippe, distance Of eleven
miles, is under water. aad many
plantations in this fertile section thas
wete never oseraowed before are now
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04

BRtrsIBp. MINI. April S--Chsrlss
se.rlss and William Paine. the young
men charged with robbing the North
erp Pacific Express Con psny % fls, coo
were acquitted "wednesday After the
opposing counsel bad finished thsir
arguments Judge Fleming crested = De-
oited sensation by declaring that the
State hss not made out case snS
r6sred the discharge of The prisonsrf
This announcement was greeted With
shouts of app lsuss frou tos isrgs eros \
ef anNct atora
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04
Nominations.

WAsHISeToS, April 3.-The President
on Wednesday sent to the Senate .
batch of nominations, among which
were the following: Pension agents-at
Colum bus, O., John G. Mitchell; 81 De-
troit. Mich, Edward II. Harvey; Indian
agent at Green Bay. Wis, Charles S.
Kelsey; deputy first auditor Of the
Treasury. Alexander +. Mcmillan, OF
MichlCan.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04
ROBBED BY ARCHER.

Large Quantities of Trust FuBd, sssspd-
cred BY msrylsnds DsfsuitinF Treas
urer.
BALTIMoRE. Nd. april S-FurtheT
investigation into the Affairs Of Stew
enson Archer, the late treasurer of This
State, shows that his defslostions Of
trust funds will far exceed the amount
embezzled from this State Hls bigh
reputation brought TO him the funds oi
widows and orphans FOR miles around
Bel Air and many farmers gsve bin
their earnings Tor safe keeping. all 81
which bas been swept away, ana, &C
cording 70 latest reports. has been
sousndered IN Csmblins-houseS
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04
ANOTHER HATFIELD GONE.
Jerry, Cousin Of Devil hnss." sho
Dead by MeCor AdhsSsst

WHEELING, " Va, April 3 --lnforms-
ton has jUst been received from logan
Court House bat Monday night Jerry
Hatfield and N G Lee. an tcherert a.
the Mccoy faction in The Batfslo-Nc-
COY vendetta. met 81 house of ill-
reputs and both i'm Immediately began
shooting. Hatfield was shot dead in The
hght Lee escaped 70 Kentucky. Jerry
Hatfield was cousin Of Devil Inse -
More bloods shed may follow.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04
A Prohibition Trust Fund.

New YORK, April 3.-The Prohibi-
ton Trust Fund Association has been
incorporated 10 secure the prohibition
and suppression by law of intoxicating
beverages, and to that end 10 hold in
trust AL property that It may receive or
acquire, and disburse the same and also
thu incnrnn
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04
wlCHIoAN's oLO SOLDIERS.
Colonel DugsIa cfossn Departments Csn-
zsss.r fer a.. Easuisx Tear

AnRIAw Micn. Ar-i A-At Wsirss-
days session - tss state snesurnsrt
. A E tks tsut-9snersl reported
tss department IL good oozSiaoB- Ths
mortality saring ths TsaF wss 2sS Tbs
q A T. in ths State Of MlchiEsn ST.
braces ASS nsn bers Ihs prinslpsl i
pus.ic fsstsrs % tss Gar VA tAs p-o-
eess on A. tas session n tks after
noon Colonel BsarT y DaGslA 81 rse-
sroit ~ss csossn aspzrsuezt oom-
zsn5.r ~ a. slzast ensns xsgs ~csA
The otksg o@-s~s thss-E vs-e, VIII
ian Jotb, O k5rlxn. ssniog vlce-coz-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04
A SerIous Accident

LoSDoS, April 3-During the races
at Fowey. Cornwall, Wednesday. the
grand stand collapsed More than 200
person. were thrown 20 the ground,
distance Of thirty feet and many were
injured, some IL is feared fatally.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04

pnovIDrScr q !. April t--Tb.
vot. 80 counted % " noen gives Jsoo
Rep. 1917. Davis Dem. 70. 80
Larry Pro-. i.sTe. and Chsos Union
Reform, T7s votes Davis lsoSs gfVsl
Of tbs majority necessary for siscti"n-
II. result a TIE rete for st'ornsY-
genera hss rot vet teen csmPSt~s-
The Legislators is doubtful
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04
EoR Local OPTION.
Iosa EspGslteAas Hold nsstsnx IA ons-
eeslfae2 te tbs kxiktiag rKehaettezy
etatae~<-

Io.. Eseeslseans Bols |. Hssssnx IA cp-
geslfEea ts ths kxhstlas rrehtestory
ssat4e~>-
DEs AoNEs Ia, April 1-Ths anti
prob bitten movement ~ishis tae ke-
~ bsiran party, ~Aleh E@s maze s@eA
kszds&y slaes ths lsst eleetlon- e-i-
msasted IN q state conference hsee
"Wednesday, 20 delegates. representing
tweaty-nEs counties. bslHg present
George h hu5bsll of Davenport "as
rnsas TEN p0f4ry chairman ana delivered
a. address n which he declared
the pEohi blti0n l2~ 70 De failure mat
il h4s nearly cost tAs Republicans he
State. and th4t the anti -Frohlbli1Sn ke-
vubliezns have aOt t1rned Democrats.
bat are only sllking ia theiT tents ana
Elll relurn 70 the fold II tie IL" Is
mo4iAsd or repealed. a recess Vas
taken until evening after the usual
eom mittsss lad eeen appointed
A. the evening session Joseph Collins
vas chosen permanent chairman ana
addressed the conference from the
stand poiat OF . PrOhibiuenist who had
tried 70 enforce the law aud failed. and
as a Repu bliean and ten persnee mAn
asked for some protection against an
controlled saloons Resolutions were
adopted asking the General Assembly, Ia
the Interests of morality and business
aad social order, 20 50 amend the pro
hibitory liquor Law as 70 give comnunl-
ties that's 50 desire 10 act the power. sub
iect TO 8 minimum license, 20 be liked
by the Legislature, 10 regulate the sale
OF intoxicating liquors through the
medium OF high license. and insisting
on such change in the platform Of the
Repu blican party as will enable Us
mem nbers 10 stand honestly upon IL and
TO assist in restoring the party 20 com
plste supremacy. After several speech
es the convention ad iourned.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04
THE Markets


CHICAGO. April
FLous-ouiet Patents. ~ slSa4rb. Bskers'.
e poG-3 %: StraigEts G. 75a4m: Winter
Patents, A3c1 20: Clears. t5 oO1sso
wEEAT-Rsiher quiet and steady. No .
Cash, about 7qaTphc; Asy. Ts.a7pke. no. :
Spring. b5<ae5c No. 3 Spring 65J73c
CoRN-Active and frn- 10. 2 PsI121xo;
No. yellow. sHe No g about 2ec No > Vel
low. about 2oso. Aprii, SOC; May, soSQ3ose
June. Sla33iso. July. 29132se. August 1s
GS3ae; scptem Der. ssse3&o
OATs-Modersteiy sotive and firm No
ssGe2sc; May 22soR2,e; June. 2iaaHEcs
July. 2tg22Ao Samples frmer. 40. 4
q G22o; No. 3 White, 2lsaASc No & "a
Gz3hc. No White 25z1xc
RrE-A shso. higher 20. 2 cash &c. May
delivery 40. Samples about 2aQNto for
No. 2. sssdsOc for No 8
BARLEY-Rescy sals and frn- Common
thin Iowa No and No. 3 s50.soc. rood -
choice No. q 3225Sc; Sortkvestsrn-Ho 4
thin. ssG40c; good 70 ohoir. t2asss. fancy,
ko15sc
krss PORK -Trsdinr moderately sctfv. and
prices ruled stesdy a. tI0ssalo % for cash
SO xsfi - for Nav, ffo s7ssQ3o . fer yups
sn6 tfo ia 80 - for July
LhED-Trsoins vss hFbt sn6 prices steady
81 - sisi+as . Tor cash FIs siT> fer Nav
~ 2as ~ for June sse ~ S<as ~ fer gulv
BUTTER - crssnsry. basss' Dsiry. ears
PACKING rtock t40ee
EGcs-Fr-sh- - l.cfas
PoUITHy-Dr-ss.> Chieksrs s0is p.y y ,
Dressed TUrksYs q - pr Live Dxcks
il1feo Pc y tiv. Gess> g. oca7 % p.r eos.n
IroUoBs- Dssa5lse Spirits sts.cy a. o. % for
finished gooex
wv Vows April
vErAT-Strorg ~ hifhsr sns fairly s-t.
ivs Nsr = 71sas7ke- -Bzs ska.s7.c spEy.
ssHEEc. tuF1st A-s6s4Hc. S-rterh ~
E&4NKc. D-osn ber rk1rso
Coss- sfrsus zs shsr ard scf-. rs~~n
.r Nirsd elsaes<s; Ne 3 y<a7s.s
CsTs-Qssf - ss6 I'm Western V1B@
PKcvIsI0xs Be- trr Plsts y rs r
Era Ness q "a p FoTk egief AZ f~rr
Ssv Ness g. -szlsE ois Nsss q 1za1i p
rrtrs Prirs - so01ey Lsy1 o. s.x
st<s1y f-ssu .rss6~Ts1 $50
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04

WV TozE- b.ril a-Fi-s II Jszss
{. RrTsnfs carrlaTs facecr7. rs ozs
HsnSrs aa6 FertT-foartA str@st esusss
I-ss - So a07 Sx horses II sta 58s
Al soiairr rs-e burne1 20 aeatl-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04

Hfcrs~F11s T. T. Ap-l "a hors
1870 oclo.t Wsspss6sT morning
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Hosr5 bEs sppoiuss8 n n CITES -
Madison. & member - the st,s. Bosrt
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