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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-23
Spring e Company,
9 and 4 Monrce-st.

Grand Rapids, Mich
Feb. a, go.
In our conversation with you
this week, we viii not speak Of
oGr many attractions II Dry
Goods, but devote our entire
space IN telling you many things
sosut a great sewing machine.
You know as well as we that no
household Is complete without
one-in Il CO, II - as essential
Tor a happy and perfect home
as that Joy of all households,
the baby" Now. admitting
this 10 be a fact, the question
arises, what machine should
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and prove and guarantee what
VIC say with-al. The celeorat-
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and here are a lew land IL will,
pay you 70 read them) of its
many great advantages:
liz Is constructed on the lock
stitch principle.
IL Is a high-arm machine, the
SIZE under the arm being Sax54
nches.
II is made OF the very best ma
terials. They are all OF har-
dencd steel, and a vast amount
OF durability is attained by their
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IL has an automatic takc-up,
which is noiseless in operation.
The feed is double and the feed
motion IS simply perfect; no
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with the "Demorest."
The tension has combined with
IL a thread releasing device,
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The shuttle is absolutely self
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annoyance.
The tension in the shuttle is
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A thumb-screw on the arm
regulates the stitch.
BY means OF a simple device,
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The bobbin windcr is placed on
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the machine.
The machine is self-belting.
Many machines have a multi
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they are all done away with,
except the presscr foot and
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The machine is noiseless and
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10 deaden sound.
The driving wheel is guarded
for the protection of users
clothes.
The woodwork is of special de-
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a delight 10 those who use it.
A box Of the best attachments
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contains FIVE hemmers, quilter,
tucker. rufHcr. braider and bind
er. one dozen needles, six bob
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and a very large instruction
book. giving full directions that
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The "Demorest" is not a low
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Our price IS the manufacturer 5
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A certificate goes with each ma
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the money If not as represented
This certificate. from RESPONSE
bic house like ours. tells you
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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-23

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; il is pleasant
and refreshing 10 the taste, aud acts
gently yet promptly On the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, eleanses the sys-
TEN eheetually, dispels colds, head
aches and tsyers and cures habituI
constipation. Syrup Of Figs Is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
eeptable TO the stomach, prompt in
as action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the lnost
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to al and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale In SOC
and 81 bottles b7 all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have il on hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALiFORHiA FiG syrup CO.
SAY FRsRcISc0. Ctt.
ioUgSHIiLE, H. hEW Y06E. EK
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-23

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Wv C,Erravs Feb p -stsse T-sss-
rrsr x r HenlnFVaT. - Nlssiss ppi
is f,ua5 r. ~ ovsr essrter q Ellllor
5olsrs bort u his accounts
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-23

Pr-rFpeLFv. "a. FEB - - Ths
boilsr II = ssv-mll szpio8e1 bfrs with
terrible violsnes. kiliins ssvsrsl err
rl-~ss ard rrsrk u tas building
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-23

AZ Euslish SyEdtoAts NsgottstisE for sne
fereA&ss II the C1isa steck aris "a
CAio@sS-TAe Prles 40 re f,sia Ia Ae00s
sSS. Gee. .oo9.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-23

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-10-21
~ 4
TESDAY.. OCTOBER
seq UNsohi.fvrD ADVICE.

The -f' ertogs to say that
il s again {, fnreiled TO hii parties
f,lrudiy rap ever Il c l>nrcbies.
3aety Entevare is hel5isg IF
good eltnaiion Ill Tie State Land
c. ard his father las frequent
Ii repn houored ritb Offices Ivy
tie Rep, slJican party, vet. he is
making il canvass for his uncle
j, ". Dorsey. who is running
III lie flee of Judge on the
Democratic ticket. The APPEAL
has nothing 80 say against Mr.
w. Dorsey, who is a gentle
y III # excellent reputation and
ability. There i anthing about
him we couli Go -ndorse except
his politics, AMI we can see no
reason in the world why his
nephew should ASST him in. his
canvass, for the simple reason
that Dorsey Noteware is an office
!, ldirg Republican and should
al ide by the result Of the Repub-
lean Convention.
Another case the APPEAL Is oh
tiged to call attention to, is that
If Ernest Hawlry Who is pull. e
FIR viii o. Mackey. Ernest Haw-
] y is n son Of Judge Hawley who
has been in office 10y virtue Of Re
publican votes for sixteen years
and now holding a life position az
U. S. District Judge.
We hope that Judge Hawley
will have a quiet talk with his sor
aud show him the proprity o.
standing in exclus vely with the
regular nominees of the RepUb
lean Iarrv.
The state and County Republic
an tickets were put up for regular
Republicans to vote ami work for
and we advise all those who have
ever voted at IA Republican phi
mary to stand 10y the guns If theil
party and see that no stone he left
unturned to elect every man or
the ticket.
The APPEAL hopes it will have
no further cca~ion to preach ser.
mons on party fealty during this
car ilgn.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-10-21
Tie VI te lenlest.

In the contest for the APPEAL s
priZe Holstein, the vote now Is rs
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-10-21
ThA QUESTION OF GREASE
SPGTS.

Considerable allusion is now re.
ing made in the newspapers to the
condition which Mr. Bartine and
Cassidy will find themselves after
they have finished their joint de-
bate. Some Republican papers
appear to think that Mr.. Cassidy
will be reduced to a grease spot,
and the Democratic press feel
positive that there will he 80 little
left OF Mr.. Bartin that the faintest
sign of grease cannat be detected
All of which is very ridiculous
and uncalled for
The joint debate will draw large
crowds of people and while Mr..
Cassidy is speaking. the Demo
Gratis in the audience will cheer
and stamp and whistle and the
Republicans will observe dead
silence. When Mr.. Bartine has
the floor the Republicans will al
most raise the roof and stPmp
holes in the floor, and the Demo
Gratis will be as mum AS CLAIMS.
Mr.. Bartine's speech will not
convince single Democrat that
he is wrong, and Mr.. Cassidy's
speech will not convert single
Republican. After the debate
Mr.. ASST iy and Mr.. Bar tine will
stop at the same hotel, eat at the
same table aud chat on the same
porch. Then they will go their
respective ways with the best Of
feeling all round, and Mr.. Bartine
will be elected just as he was be-
RE-
Those who attend the perform
ance expecting to see either men
made IA greas spot Of, will be
disappointed
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-10-21
Plato m and Resolutions

Tie Rrpub icaI party of o. msby county
ii coneN ntion NIB ed renews il ) pledges OF
IA tn i'll and Il glance 10 tn, doctrines and
prime pie OF the X put lean party hich ia
the uture III a>t Will conti,,ue t.,
ouchsafe t n PEG le bro desJ and no t
eniga ened FREEDOM c nSisteut with afety
70 the State, and the p petuity of ouc rm of
goNe nnent.
Ret Olred, That his Convention pied .es its
nomilees to rigi ON in the aim nI--
ira ion o. the IF IL Of UIm by ounty ard
the - te Of New d III the interest of a J u e
poop e ar e, 30 as to educ the rate of tax
alton TO tue sum C nsi,te t with gooi GOV
eminent.
ResOLUed, That Ue earthly appreciate the
effu is en- tors John = jon s, Willi4m Nj
Stewart and gresham H f Barun in behalf
uf the remun tiztIi, II of ilN er, andn b aiu-
ing h le.isl ito OF JeI est to our pc, pie.
ReS0lred That tile nomi ees of this G y v. n
zion b, pledged t. SUI porr Hon. john p j, nes
Tor United 81 ates g. mater to succ ed him~el /.
ResolUed That we h ar,iy endorse ihe ad-
m nj t att. If the late G. yer C G Steve :
son ard the att Lie euan Gnver H G Da-
VS.. and extei our sincere sympathy to the +
Der " dows and relations.
w, most heartily endo Sc the p atfarm adop
by the r pub an 5 ate Convention At
Virt ma C Y. a. maniN and con erN alive
declaration principles suited to the &c ssh
ties anu dem of he Peep OF tn ate
r Hofer, A G I'm, d Smith
Dc B ye, w II Criser,
Commit e.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-10-21

B=r silver 108.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-10-21

The APPEAL is in receipt OF an
anonymous letter rejecting on the
Colored Republican club. No
communications are printed in the
APPEAL unless the name of the
writer l. known To this Office.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-10-21
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

Mott e is hereby given hat the ass
essment tax-rolf of Ormehy County
Nevada FOR the year lS9 has b. en- de
iivered to me ny the County Auditor,
and that the Stare. County. 7nd city
taxes are now due and paya bic a NY OF
Fl &c in g. e. ounty building and the W
in regard T.. their collection will be
strict y enforced.
Al taxes not paid on or before the
bird Mondav in y OVEN Der (Nov I7th \
1890 will become Delinquent aud 10 PEI
cent. will be added TN reto.
TRE MINOR tOFFIN
County Treasurer and * -offici. T.,
rec liver. carson New. Oct Goth 80
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-10-21

Eight lives were lost by the
burning os a steamer in Lake
Superior yesterday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-10-21
Special Notice.

All pers ons are n"tlhed that teams
ters who lake lum beT fr, m co vr's
Hume ln lame CANYON al be Prose
s.Lted. The man who took my Fac k
4" es Will r, turn the m I once 10 avold
arrest. u n RRT'IE
o9ml Foreman for NJ E Spoon err.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-10-21

There are 1919 voters register
ID the county; S72 in Carson. The
books closed last night
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-10-21

AEW vnQk We promptly tr. nsact anv
Vt W IUUN bnSin, IS e TT sted 10 rs
howev priva or inn .oltsnt Coll clio )
Investigations, pu' chaseS, lie rts, sip e Is.
sto' Ks nves men $. estin ates. &c. Co r :
81 o1denc solci .e. E. ST \ Y Ma a.tr
Az Ler X Ave. New York. 2liw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
"GODFd THEIR" GRANT md ACANN
cpoKTH's POLITICAL FUTURE NOT BEIGHT-THE
REsTAURANT-KEEPER READY TO MEET
THE MAYOR IL COURT.

"GoAfathcr- Grant appeared his Office in the
cts Hall yesterday al tie usual hoar and bore him
rcf throughout the DAY with cheerful uncInccfn.
rarlously commented upon. The Mayor hn1 little
- sav upon any subject and expressly declined going
into detail, respecting the methods De might hayo
i'm view for removing The stain, which have adhered
10 him since the public washing II tho Croker Nc' ann
family linen bean. The report. hy WAY u Paris.
published Yesterday Of Nr Croker. alarming oond!
ton Oh Friday when pc SAID 10 have lost pint %!
blood through hcnorrhage Of the bowels. did ~" a.
,onl-h the Mayor. MS later adsiccs. he said. ind
Gated that Nr. Cookers condition Wa extremely
serious.
Tho singular reccnce of Mrs. Croker. together with
Crokcfs condition and nj, reported intention t. remain
away from New Yor.. year or two longer. recover
their share OF discussion. persona friend 81 the Mayor
remarked Il II j, true. as the majority 81 tIe p'"p''
think. that Croker =, not nearly Isl" SICK - ne -
rprc entcd Do b. an ar.ant coward to stay away "'
thi, time lie testimony Of both Grant and N'' h""
puts Linn ln the rcly position of f. dispenser OF Tam
many nomination., and patronage for cold cash, ana
c,mplc,c, do.foys Do. claim t0 rough but imnaoba"
Integrity The same blow which ha, shattered Grants
future polt,n. prospect, ends DicA Cookers Tam
many Hall leadership His domination u tho
Wsvam }, over
E,iudre Home expressed disappointment at not
being able t. testify before the committee SATURDAY
Perhaps however, he said they concluded that
my testimony va, unnecessary. A. my explanation
If nv Welt Nj. Croker i@ been iuIIH 'ori"b'I"t''
both los herself and DR. hickman.
There wa, q ruuioI ahodt Yesterday that John II.
Toun-cnd q, McCauu's lawyer, had written
NaSOr Grant letter informing him that
- suit for -aulerlng MctAun Whs
about % be begun against MN McOdnh, IL was Sald,
estimate his damages AZ $4,000.
n was learned from Trustworthy source last even
ing that rho MAYOR received letter Yesterday from Mr..
TnVu..ud bal that II threatened no suit on the part
- ;le tf ID" letter referred 10 tho charges Of per
u-v and Ilackmlll which the MAYOR aid 10 have
mad. AGAINST Neta and informed the Mayor that
Mo- ann wa, ready defend himself IN court m
srtion which thc Mayor might choose 10 bring against
him and that hc cOurtcd the opportunity 10 test the
cr,dihilty Of ms testimony given Jciore the senate
rrftfff tee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06

Amsterdam y. Y. May (SpccialI--Among the
rot.s which Daniel Carmichael. had discounted At
the First National Rank Of Amsterdam was one for
- 900 made by T. Henry smcalie. AT that time
etuploycd AS Carsnichacrs bookkccpcr. Smeac re
fused n pay the note. SAYING that he W.l unable
10 do so..- Recently he received a legacy of So
600 from the estate Of John Crcarir u Chicago
smcalIlc wa, examined In supplementary proceed
,nes 10 ascertain what had become Of the $1,000.
and he serted that he had loaned IL to his father
m law John +. Morris. George Il. white has been
appouted receiver Of gmcalllcs property and has be
gun init against Smcallc. John +. Morrs. Abrdm V
Morris John Ncddcr and Franc, MOrfs. II I, a!
legged thai John / Morris turned the money over 10
A. Y Francis and John '. Morris that tho hitter
arc holding fl In trust for Smcallc and that the proceed
ing Is for the purpose Of dcfraudins the bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
DEATH OF WILLIAM WRIGHT.

rx.sherir william Wright. q Newark. d.e1 sid.
denly at his home in that civ last night.
MI Wright who had been feeble Of late. was
attacked by paralysis ycs' rday afternoon. sad
he died q few hour. later. lie Fair Havea,
Conn. IN Isoi When stu young he 70 New.
ark and engaged in hardware business IN which
arnas,ed fortune. While building his business h
took an active part politics bu, he'd once until
1850 whom hc elected Alderman n the second Whsi
The same wear h. was elected the nby from the WI
District his rra popularity leading him victory in tho.t
Democratic stronchod,. H. served single In "a,
,rlee. and in los2 the Republicans nominated him .of
oh.rr u Essex county and again he Victorious, lie
nl,d hi, for TIRES year,. and when he iu7l hs
was apnont.t one OF the Fish Commissioners, ana was
serving his second torn when he dict III, humorous
lecture on What Know about Politics" gave him soma
reputation as a hun.orst. widow and Two eaueh'en
survive him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
LEASED To THE DELAWARE AND HTDSON.

Boston. May (special)-A dispatch from burline
ton. Vt, to The Journal saw: The announcement
made to-day Of the lease Of the Rutland Railroad to
the Delaware and Hudson Company created much
surprise In railroad and business circles In Vermont
The Rutland road has been opcratcd BY the Central
Vermont Company since 1870, on twenty year lease,
which expires December -. 1890 The annual rental
since the modification Of the lease, few years ago,
has been about $4,000 II is reported that the
Delaware and Hudson Company submitted prop
osition to the Central Vermont fpI lease Of III,
Rutland road for Il rental % about 800, 600 but thai
the Central Vermont Company con' dcrcd this figure
TOO fJgh Last Friday the directors of The Rutland
and Delaware and Hudson companies held meeting
in New York City, and effected Lease Of the latter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
HOW HANDY THESE TELEPHONES ARE:

From The Port land (lIcl Express.
Morning calls by telephone are getting n oe qn'M
the rage in Portland now. young houseNecPeI u
pur,ng up her pretty p> and knitting her ur"%e one
The diirctIlf problem i to what new danny >hS 81
procure and suddenly happy thought stElAs NJ"
and she runs 10 the teiephtfe
give ne 2O96j. please
Halo. Is that YOU, Molly ~ o.,
Yes how are you this morning! -.
Pm nicely What You cooking to-fayI
Nothing much I've dressmaker here. ara
Harry's away, 50 We are having picnic dinner TO-
day , t gan "a, suc,ast
Molly - 80, ,,,uas co,.r,l orfce
Wait a minute Central
soy-TIello- Hello. j. that you. Nellie
Yes - -, -. "a,
- ~, NOW, r,l, OF mine for strawberry >hort-cake'
"'. Tbonks Molly. I'll have some this noon. coma
over and see u - .o. : 70, ,br,, u, dress
oh,nr I'm having a lovely ovcrskirt made ana my
dr."s yin be too shiny for anything
"Good-by
Il BY ,,oc--
-cnd me over two boxes nice berries riGh' away
please. -. .,.u,t,, oils nv telephone are 10
ING made in Portland today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
Your Liver Reminds You

q, ,s existence BY dull pain or sharp ,wnge' IN INC
,de or beneath the dexter shoulderbade aecep' '''
r,uder A a warning. and regulate the organ "''"O''
., ,iu,c by the use uostetters Stomach Bi''e'S' ~
,hoy. symptoms usually accompanied by ye'o"''''
-. nir constellation furred tongue. disorder o' ~'
,o,r,ch sick headache and morning nausea. bu' TO-
- g.. romnv instituted by the Bters the best posso'e
.,hs,itute for calomel blue pill. and other sup -,
and hurtful drugs enormously designated a. -.
bnou.ness Appetite and digestion are re''o'' s ,Ss
howell. resume activity when an impetus j ~" ,,na
,,,ion, Of health by this sterling antibiliou' Ieun
,n ,I.o has the effect Of enrchfng and purifying ,n'
circulation and Certifying the system aGains, -.
,ection in air or water. 10 is also highly oeheH'~
rheumatism kidney and bladder troubles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
THE CARDINAL on The LABOR PROBLEM
HE THINKS THAT IT WILL BE SOLVED FIRST
IN THIS C0T' NTRY.

N THIS COUNTRY
Cardinal Gibbons left baltimore at 10 o'clock yes
torAov morning in a special belonging TO the
vice prcsidcut If the Pennsylvania Railroad and
reached Jersey city at ten minutes after j. James
A. Coleman Thomas FltAsimmons. Thomas u oDon-
ohuc and Major John u. Kelley Of Brooklyn went to
rlt,rorc saturday and escorted the Cardinal this
city. lie was accompanied also by his private sec
rotary the Rev. John r. Whclan. Joseph j. O'Don-
obue went in his carriage 10 the station with Eugene
Kelly and in their company tho Cardinal went to
vr o.Donohuc,s home 40. . East siXty-nnth st..
where a suite Of rooms had been especially prepared
for him and where he will remain until Wednesday.
A handsome chapel is fitted mp in one Of the rooms.
The altar is Laden with flowers costly vestmcnts are
arranged and the sacred vessels In gold and silver
used in the celebration Of mass. all owned by Mr.
O,Donohuc arc ~ the disposal ~ the Cariinal, who
will celebrate there each morning at hali past
O'Clock durius his stay in The city.
Il am very tired he said 10 a Tribune reporter
who called on him. and wish Won would not ask
me 70 saw ANYTHING DO be lencat with nc | am
M, prepared for an interview. Now. can do any
thing else" he added with pleasant laugh
The Tribune would be pleased. sir. to hear your
opinion about the labor uprising in Europe ana ms
country in favor Of an eight hour law Tor daY
work suggested the reporter.
" Well hc replied. Il viii say this and no more:
I think that the great labor problem VIII b" solved
eycrythiuc Of that uatr" 10 The test 90 reason. com
mon sense and thorough criticism and truth is evolved
from This free and fun discussion Of the social qu"
,tone Nv hopo /, that the labor problem VIII 10
Satisfactorily solved 70 the great material advantage
Of Tho lloring cla>-c, and without d'tfmclt 10 the
il is alike tho interc, and the duty II both 70 co.
olcratc The uprising In Europ" va general aud
seems 10 havc had considerable 'ucccss. nut II j.
premature to a-sert whn' The result Intimately 81 h'
Particular demand viii lF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
THE PIEROLA RIOT IN PEHC.
HIS PARTIsANs ATTACKED THE PRESIDENT
HOUSE. But WERE DISPERSED By
TEtOPs-FOUR PE0PLE W0rNDFD.

Tho riot al Lima. Peru on April g. which was caTsed
bv the arrest Of Don Nicolas Picroa. former PFC dent
Of the country and Pres dental candidate ~ %" lat"
election proves have been moro serou- aflr than
il was represented by the short cable dispatch t"lc
craplcd al the time Of the occurrence The Pero-ns
had already brought many conflicts with the
Ro,stas tho partsans of another Presidential candi
disturbing the public peace unless their man should De
elected The Government 81 General tacere, could
not tolerate such nrOaGs on the freedom Of tho polls
and il ordered the arrest Of Pieroa on April D. Inc
Imprisonment Of the wOud-hc Dictator wa not known
before the 9th. Then groups o. PcTpli-ias rnei
in the streets and assumed such defiant attitude mat
the Government sent cavalry and infantry 10 di,pcr-c
them Later on the populacc again invaded IN" streets
crying Death % the GOycrnmcnt!' and throwing
stones at the police force. The latter succeeded lh
clearing the public avenues, but the mob soon con
erecated agan and threw stones against the balconies
Of the Presidents palace Two squadrOns ~ cavalry
nf 0ftv men ca n sabrcs IN hand issued IRON uIc
gates and put u fight the revuluuonlsts, Who no."
cvcr rcunitnd in the street, Pcscadciia ana DcseIi
u,rsdns who. .hev attacked the Intcndcnt> palace
,yith stones aId even fired shots into the place An
ofhe, ALLY on the part II trc troops 700" plt'c ana
the assaiIants were dispersed. Commandment kain!IrL
and one sergeant were wounded with revolver bull"t,
and two Of the attacking party we're "onidcn WI.
rire shots order was not disturbed any more, ana
ousdron ~ cavalry occupied the square where STANDS
The monument OF the Dos OF Mayo. the favorltc meet
ing place Of peace d stmbcrS In Lima III Pals me
organ of the Pierolisa Democratic party ana NeckF
safirical paper, d" FL Zorro FiISlo, nave pc"h h"p
pressed By the Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
DEATH OF WILLIAM II. SMITH.

william H. Smith. wekno"n landowner In Long
Leland d,cd on SUNDAY last at Longwood. lie was con.
neced with the Atlantic Insurance Company. Wall and
,vniiarn st., but his private income made him a man Of
Leisure In and around LongWood and Bscport he Will
h GREATLY missed he wei, known for his charlie,
,d was interested IN projects the benefit Of The nci,h
Do rho,d Ile corrected hy marriage the Flord
Iooe.e, having married Ellen L. Jones. who survives him
He leaves no children The funeral Will tiAe place AT
Beleport to.moI.ow at IL 80 a.