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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21
SHORT SPECIALS

eraad RaYlsA Mica. Is - safs nsw
- eee Aosplt4@
ne last sarsreroPof Gaia amounted
x s4s Sss teas
Huntsrs feana she sksleto1 - a aAn
ss2r GrssEylile. IL
The Lender Times SAYS shst tAs Bank
y E1elaaa Is practically Ia charge q
Bkring Bros A1slgs
The W. T. q - q whieh Mss Nn-
ara is prssi4snt Nil heia is nsxt ~
leaai conxearion a. koston
Lord ChlefJustioe coler.aee has fallv
recovered from Ms in4lsPesiuan ana
hss res4nsG Als oElesal 4aues-
The twentieth meeting Of shs Niehi-
gan stats horticultural soeletg N4ll -
asla IN Kalamazoo brg4nalag Dseea,-
Der
Attorney d r Lonnoa. u Harley.
Wis. SAYS ne las uot glRea up hopes Of
getting Phelps Pefr.n Out u STATE
prison.
AT . meeting ia Cleveland he Nickel
Plate railway managers decided - az
vance tae cages OF conductors. baee4ge-
nen aud ofaSemes.
Hagh Guyn. enc Of TIE wealthlest
fatmsrs Of Woodford County, Ky, IN a
e OF temporary Insanity hung himself
in his barn WedaesasT
Mrs. May hanks, Of Whitehall, n.
shot herself dead Wednesday. D.sap-
pointment az the marriage Of her lover
10 another caused the acI
Leading capitalists Of the City Of
Mexico are reported 10 have formed a
syndicate 70 buy az Mexican bonds in
the American and European markets,
Last Saturday night al Of the Gov
eminent lights along the upper Missis-
sippi were extingnished. and that act
was the formal closing Of tie river sea.
son OF 1890.
John Keller, a Chicago real-estAts
dealer. was robbed OF 500, 600 worth Of
deeds. notes ana mortgages. the thief
taking them from box under the seat
in his buggy.
Miss Julia Msrlowe. the actress, Is
lying at the point OF death in Philsdel-
phia, from blood poisoning, her only
hope of life depending upon an almost
hopeless surgical operation.
A large number OF horses about Del
AVIAN, H., have been attacked with q
disease something like the distemper,
though IL seems 10 be more violent in
its nature. Several valuable horses and
colts have died.
William Patterson, formerly postmss-
ter at Red Lodge, Mont. has been in
dicted on charge OF setting IRE TO the
post-oflce. Stamps worth $1,000 we're
supposed 70 have been burned. but IL is
believed that Patterson took them
Charles Il. Behee, in Jail al New Or
leans for securing money on false pre-
lenses, has been awarded by the
Supreme Court OF Texas judgment OF
$40, 900 against the Missouri Pacific
railroad as damages for being black
listed.
After many months Of dickering Bur
linglon, Ia. has closed a contract with
Eastern capitalists for the building OF
an electric street railway. Ten thou
sand dollars in bonds were fled by the
company guaranteeing tho complete
equipment of the road by the lst OF
July, 1891
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- "a. n,nE - So one.

PHuAnE1PHrA. Nov. 20.-Ellis Bard.
cashier Of The Lincoln National Bank
OF Lincoln, Lancaster County. en-
Wednesday pleaded guilty in the
United States District Court % the
charges Of emheztlement ahstrscting
and wi:lfslly misaepivinE money Of the
Nstionsl bank and making false en-
trias. TIE bank vas robbed 90 the Ell
49, - s4a on0
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21

Quincy. I'll. Nov 20 The coavsn-
ton Of TIE Illinois STATE Federation Of
Labor. IN ses'ioa in this city. adopted
resolutions Wednesday recon r. eadfnR
the adoption q TIE A8stralisa ballot
system. stTicter adherence 70 ths
eighthour laE. advising The appois 1T
msnt Of committee q investigate BE
sinzis-tsx thsorV ard report upon TIE
sdvisshility Of giving IL approval and
recommending that shs stats furnish
school books - lssigsnt children.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21
Temnersnce I.adlss Choose omcer..

PlTTsBURGH, Pa, Nov. 20. At ID c
session OF the National Non-Partissn W.
c. +. L. convention the following OH
GERS were elected: President. Mrs. Pbin-
ney, OF Ohio; Vice-President Miss Har-
Secretary, MISS +. Jennie Duty. OF
Ohio; Recording Secretary, Miss Flor
snce Miller, Of Iowa; Financial Sccre-
tary and Treasurer, Mrs. c. c. Afford,
u New York.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21

JEFFERSON CRY, No, Nov. 20-The
official vote OF the State OF Missouri as
announced By the Secretary OF State
IL as Follows: For Supreme Judge
go. $40 votes were cast Gaunt DEM
receiving plurality Of 6l,7ss and a
maiottY Of S5.6qi; Wolfe DEM
for state superintendent Of Public
Schools has a plurality Of 81, ss1 and
majority Of s5.648 Hickman (Dem.)
Tor Railroad Con- miss II has tho
largest plurality His majority
IA ss.10A Net increase Of Democratic
majority over shat OF two years ago,
NJ Esf
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21
KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
A synopsis or. tile Resolutions Adopted
at the Denver Convent ON.

DENVER, Col, Nov. 20.-1he Knights
OF Labor Wednesday have recommended
the establishment in every town, By
the Government Of a room where
all documents issued by the Gov
eminent or State shall be kept for the
use OF the public. Thoy declared them
selves in favor Of free coinage OF silver,
the Australian system Of ballotlng, tho
enforcement OF the eight-hour law in
post-ofiices. and urged Congress TO pass
the postal telegraph, the eight-hour,
the slien-workman and the two convict
labor bills now pending.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21

SrzrxarrrLn, I'll. Nov 90 -Wssnes-
dav's session 81 The Grand Lod Ss az Ilii-
ross ~ the Z q q. +. vas largely 90
curfea vfth the seerst Nors q tas
o-ser. neputr Grand Masser R " s
whassiv. - Drqpcin. AS elected tirand
Master hT sustioa arid Ereat en-
thusiasn. " ~ ScharTrr - Reis
vile. xas elscted Dsrutv Grand Master.
ard r. = Conway. - Oak Park. Geek
CsnntV. vas chosen Cfraad Warasn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21

RArH. Ma. Nov. co Il G. Randall.
who accompanied Commodore Perry
WREN be opened MP commercial rsls-
lions wien japan, having chsrVs 81 ths
set.ch -neut lefts - the Loo Choo Islands,
lied "Wednesday. he vas q se-er ard a.
,ne dine Deputy Colecsor a. san Fraa-
,isco
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21

Loynox. Nov. 2o.-tfeneral Booth has
received = donation OF $50 from Sir Ed
ward Clarke. n. T.. Solicitor-tfensral.
toward ths expenses - carrying out TIE
respueratioH scheme General Sir II.
r Fosonby secre arr 20 the Queen. has
rrit.en % General Booth on behalf -
re Quesn. thanking hin for oopY -
his boos. The writer adds The
Queen can nos express an opinion on
tas 3etail - yosr scheme, bat un3er-
standing thst yoar ohisot Is 20 alleviate
misery sa3 spTerinz hsr Mssssty cor
3ialir vishss 80 s-e-ssr
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21

gorrrr. TlL, nov. go-Jusge BlsHeh.
ard rsfusea Say q proved inTs
Wednesday ir tie case - TIE murderer
Novak. whose sKecpticn is set For Ne
ven fer % lis stternsv = korefal thst
tl-e sapre-e cert vfll Trsbt saper-
ssssas rhi.s vosls give Eorsk ease
- fffe r4I Nsrch
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21
a FAMILY POISONED.
One Man Dead end seven Othsr Persons
Suffering A. clinton. Pa

One Man NfHI nn1 NeFen UtheI AeFtOu4
Suffering a. clinton. IA.
PTTsBURGu. Pa. Nov 90 "A special
from Beaver Fails. Pa. says: A start
ling report comes from Clinton a small
place a few miles north Of here, 20 the
effect that a case of Wholesale poison
ing has startled that town. L Is said
eight persons have been poisonea-a
man and bis wife, two children and four
brothers. Particulars have not been
learned. bet 20 Is known that 81 least
ore nan is dead. while others are ser
inuslE IL
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21

WAsHYra1os. NeT - Genera
Rsuw. she Courrlssiensr ~ Pensions.
tss oern riets6 a statement - tns p-ob-
sbls sroourf 81 money - - spTro-
priases ~ Congress- Scr pensions far tos
fsosl rsar 1891 r. s3sis,n - ths
amount spproYr st. ~ tns as session
- Congress bthoaFa tts tfurss fsfs
n0t .s.H usas aslio eflcisEr 81 "a
kHown ftst thsF ~. tstsssn s., o9t
sos 2ss 81. pss. 90.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21

CEfra0r rev -
CE~-rv-MzrEst rsth~r .r1fvs - t-esl
az - - 800 81 -netatfsrrr ra-.r.s
a. q 81 @ - theiss 81 fsars sfffr q
Et~-rs "a 81 90 49, - rt-fsa g.
3 "a = ~ c1Ur.>1 ~ fsf a. e ga - ~
rrsrt.-s St@.-s 3 ia1s = - ss-~s.-. e. rs
- . =. Tsrsss e. 49, = ~ n .sss-ns q r.
q = ss~ te-<s-s - s. - r~rs -
O. - 49, - . - So ~ -. - -
Ea1s- ssrx>- s-tfTs - ps-Ers 80 sff-
sf.r sr~-ust 49, rsHr-< a. o. 49, = far
re. e 80 e. ~ hfsf fxo2~ - --axs
ss-kE-r e 49, = - r--s r-s e. So 3 =
.as hssTF rso3iss as sASEass -.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21


18th tbs method aud results Wien
Syrup Of sigs Is taken; il is pleasant
and refreshing 10 the taste, aud acts
gertly yet promptly en- tbs Kidneys.
Liver and Bosels, elenses the So
tan e8ectusllY, dispels colds. head.
aches ant levers and cures habitn1
constipation. Syrup Of Ligs Is the
only remedy Ct Is kind ever pro-
duced. pleasing p the taste and ac-
eepsabls % the somach, prompt IN
IL action and tEaly beneficial IN It's
Effects. prepared only from the nost
healthy and agreeable substances, It's
many excellent qualities commend It
T. AL ard have made l. the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Fies is for sale In SOC
and 81 bottles ~ all leading drug
gisss. Any reliable druggist wao
may not have iE on haad win pro
cure is promptly fer any one who
wishes 70 try it. Do not accept any
suhstitute.
CALIFORNIA re syrup co.
Sss FRANCISCO. o4t.
t0CtSuLks. ~. aSs roax W.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21

ITrTEE RoCE. AK. New. - - II
Izsr3 CoaatT. ArS. Jack Fransco1b
and two Yoaaz ls3 e. aged s. ard ~.
respectively. "a - tsrs 81 Dr. Hsnll-
ton. were crossing susH n.entsia
stream when the hoas q ID with usser
ard sank Thc girls hscsws excited
ara clang - the Taanr zan ara al
eat 3oVn toEsthee
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21

CHICAGO, Nov. 2c-M. B. Bailey. real
estate dealer and builder. with an Office
at room 4so, Chicago Opera House build
ing. made voluntary assignment 70
Attorney Charles S. Fry. The assets
are $40, COO, and the liabilities the same.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21
A HIGH HONOR
L Is Conferred Upca Mrs. Peter
Palmer, Of Chicago.
Shs - Uaaniu1o4sif Eisctsd Prss;-
Gent 81 re Words FAR Beard
o. LaaY ManagsFS

So At N+tA
CHIcAGos Aos - The meeting ef
she eeaEd q LADY 8aanaxses q fhe
Worlds Co,-Ea 6laR Expesl "a as
oPened STA pTzyes - Sra H4r-
beE u soafh Dakota A mos.oa
was mads - proceed Hllh TIE elee-
tioa Of psrmaneRs 01leess Il vas
decided - vote ~ ballot. ana the nom-
nations FOR chairman were declared Ia
order Then followed IA animated
sceas May Of TIE delegates wanted
- talk ~ once, and 3tt 50 20 greater
or less extent Charm - Nelton Happea
loudly for order. and sooa succeeded
Ia reducing tie chaos 70 com para
tive quiet Mrs CsHtrll OF Kentucky
placea "a aominatioR Mrs. Potter Palmer
Of Chicago Tor president This was SEQ
ontea b. almost every one. The noisy
scene being repeated Mrs Jehn A.
Logan vas also nominated. but declined.
and Mrs Palmer vas unanimously
elected. She made brief speech re-
turaiag thanks for rhe honor
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21

T,aprrz Nich Nev % TIE lsrzs
ssar -,fl1 I'D elevate 81 Wr1ss~ Peter
a. Cefanah srtile were rrsa Nsanss-
aiehE Loss, -. ses
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21

We call your especial attention to the
following;
! lb Biscuit Baking Powder fOr......25c
Put up only i'm ID cans and expressly
for our trade; we warrant it 10 give
complete satisfaction % the most par
tlCu'ar customer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21
TIE MARKETS.
Grain. Prorlslons Etc.

CHICAGO. Nov. 20.
FIouR-Quiet ana weak. spring Wheat
Plteats. saOH5 -; Straisats. st5914.s5t
Bakers. s389AA0o. Winter Wheat Flour. SO
ESQ Tor Patents. szo0e4 80 FOR Clears
WHEAT-kuied fairy active aRd arm early
and wea6er later. 30. 2 casa aa1oic, Dcccm-
b.. f1E19e's C. and u ~. go, Qsse.
CoRs-kctive and ever so 2 5tZ5lsc.
30. yellow. s3r5s3. c. No g s9a05ic. 10 3
yellow. saEIseIc. Novcmb.r. 5'-.1sisc. De
ocnbor, 90. 15osc. Nay, ss4r5ssc
OAgs-Actlge. unsettled an1 bigger No. 2
4eha4sAe: December. si4as2ac Nav. $50
s5ae. Samples r. good rupflv and frmcr 30.
3. % &C No. White. ls145ac, 80. Z ga
s3s<o, No white, <s3fsAc
RyE-cuiet and ascgi stcsdy. 10. ? cash.
eSsse5Bc. November CSc; December. osa
Sample lots cs2sso Tor No. 2. and o93aoc Tor
Nos
BARIry- ogsriHrs srssn and market steady
No :. November. se&-se. Samples Common
ssaeoc; reoi - choice. g tsse. snd extra lots
7ot7ze
Mrss PoRg-Wafksf rather active ard price,
ruled hieaer. Quotations ranged - az
a ~ f,r ca-h fsso@ss5 fof Decor Der. e. =
dfi.os for January. ard 81 Sliis0 fof Nay
IsnD-r.fher active sn6 prices ruled hifhsr
Prices rsnKse ~ 9, s9&sN for cash; 8 eg1
hS5 Tor December; tsg1t, esi1a fer gaausfy
and g 81 - O. for May
RrTrrs-CreauaerT. laG2sc. Dslrr. lh12se
Packing stock. te1c.
porr7Ry- Ifv. Ckickens s1sc per n .
Srrirs C.ficksns &c sac per ia Live TURKEYS.
sal0tc FER u Live Ducks 7Eb7isc per Ib
Live CREST e. s0-s - rsf cszsn
I.fcrors-pisfiIei Spirits fclee frrn stti a
PEI ga fer haishst goeis-
Offs -vBsconsin Prize white f1xc watsr
whsta. &c. Miobirsr Prime Wfite So.
water waite. iTRc indians Prime whits
90. Water white, ioas. Headlight ~ tsst
10 ,c. Gasoline 2 cegs. lts. = 6ers. sc.
NsYhtka g 6eaa a.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21

In Tea and Coffee Department, we do
not give any tickets after November !,
and VIII make reductions in proportion
O. vain oof same.
F.ue quality Japan Tea...................30
Extra quality Japan Tca...............-40c
No. / quality Rio C0tiee.................25c
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21

Free Samples of the Baking Powder
AMI COGees vii be- gwen away on sat
urday, November i.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21

I lb Combination CofFee..................25c
ib Fancy Breakfast Cofee.-........30
our own grinding and equal to nearly
e.. the finest grades and higher priced
Cofees.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21

wEEsT-rrcbsnE-t. e - 81 steady some
farsigu buvibe. ntatarstelr nctive Dsasu
h-r. 81 lfaes - a., garusrF = ca one.
Nsreh l.sszsai "a Nsy g. os So "a osE
cons -sfsszv, sahc - Ns e ssar7kr.
ssesrer-rsir.f. Eao
otTs-1ulL 47ss az fr-. wsstsrs sszses
F-rcvfssors-Rs-f ruist. STEADY Pats
= s<af 81 F. Fse4r ia n Pa-k ssu
49, Msss 80 s11fs o.. sxtrs prrrs. a. 80
cfis. Lard saief stsses st@su rendered
~ g
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21

ChErshsrn o. N1v -
prrsogyrN- cluisf sfsnfsrs vaits lls az
tsst ~ = Fssois. - = gsso.ins 80 e
razhfhs e
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donna, and their hostess, Mrs. A. L. Cool.
idge Mrs. Mckee was the center of at
traction. quite overshadoWing her illus
trious father in her fresh beauty. Mrs.
Noble. accompanied by u friend, was also
Of the waiting party.
The party broke into groups Mr.. Har-
g hogan s saisntiH l ianIag iS5aie her the a small
bouquet which he carried Just ss the
cheer went up which, simultaneously an:
nounced the arrival Of Con. Butler. The
appearance Of Gen. Alger. who rode spir.
tied bay, was the signal for the arising of
ment came in ffant Of the stand colors were
"UncIe Jerry" coming In for tie lion,''s
share of the attention when Wisconsin
passed in review. At 1:4O p. III. Q squad OF
mounted police. Immediately followed by
coMxANDER-IS-CHIEF ALaER AND STAFF.
made their appearance in Adj Adams ms; square; 1 re-
the reviewing stand by Gen: D. F. Butler
and Others, Gen. Butler had heen on the
stand sifre I e'cipck having come over
from Copley square. Hardly Asd lie taken
his position In the reviewing Stand when
the head Of the procession came into sight:
Generals Alger ind Butler stood side by
side saluting column after column a. they
passed.
After the long march which the veterans
had undergone they braced themselves for
q good appearance as they passed their
comnsadsf, ana did finely, Some Of the
pss.. scanned e se p Y .sh s9naitioa n IS IS
the first cl.eer after nsll at "lIrrali for
our next president, and they were given
heartily. Next came 4. call for three
cheess for Gen, Butler iroIil I! Wisconsin
post, and'tliey Eere also given with viii,
In fact, the honofs We're we'll S;yided be-
tween the two throughout the passing Of
The proce1ion. On the appsarancs Of the
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-08-22
a jewish Law.

"The eating of sirloin, porterhouse
or rump steaks is pleasure denied
to the orthodox followers of Abra.
ham," said u prominent Wohrew. in
tho hearing OF the Philadelphia En-
quircr, "as it is against the law OF
Moses for any Jew to eat the hinler
quarters OF an animal. They must
also abstain from oysters, lobsters.
crabs and slrimps. Anothercurious
feature of the dim past Is that no Is.
raelitc must lave money in spock-
ct from sundown on Friday and sun.
rise on Sunday, neither mYs, he
spend any money nee receive any.
1t is also ordained that he must do
without II light during the time
named. Should he visit any one
within the hours specified, be il for.
hidden to ring the d,or bell, but
must knock, IL is true that these
antique regulations are neglected by
,hr great majority of Hebrews in
this country, but still there are sorna
who strictly adhere to- them. rs we'll
as to the Inv which prohibits the
cooking of food on the Jewish Sab
bath. Food may be cooked, how.
ever and lights provided by a SER
want, and most of the Hebrews in the
United States, if they obey the old
laws in other respects, avail them
selves OF this privilege.
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KEEPING IT QUIET.


Director Leecll Refuses to Tell til Q Pur-
chase Prioe OF Silver.
WASHINGTON, Aug 13.-Thc treasury de-
partmcnt to-day made its first purchases of
silver under the new law, providing for the
purchase OF four millions and half of sill
vcr bullion per month. with treasury silver
notes. About one millp ounces were Of
fercd to-day, and 3lO.0t0 ounces were pur-
chased, but at what prices, Director OF the
Mint Leech positively declined to state;
claiming TINT public interests would be
best subserved BY not disclosing the prices
that governed in the transactions of the
day? Neither would he state the range of
prices ut which silver was offered, nor
where the purchases were made.
=. The silver purchased to-day is to lie de-
lvered to the government ut the Phila-
delphia, San Francisco, and New Orleans
mints. The price oisilvcr to-day in Lon
don was Sit pence per ounce equivalent,
with exchange added, to sll2 5l-iOO per
ounce In New York. 1t is safe to say, how
ever, that the silver purchased to-day cost
at least 81 III per ounce.
Senator Teller to-day introduced new
silver bill i'll the shape of an amendment to
the bill to discontinue the coinage OF the
s! and 81 gold pieces and 3-ccnt nickel
piece. The bill differs from the present
law principally it requires the present
monthly coinage OF {, 4 OOO, 90 ounces ofsilver
into standard dollars, strikes out u provis-
lon that this rate of coinage shall be until
July ], 1881 only, does away with the dis
cretion given the secretary OF the treasury
OF bullion either In god gold s or Silver Wien sti the
market price Of 3l1.G grains reaches one
dollar
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Eaten by Maxcots.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. Aug. ls.-Mrs. Anna
Beatty. who lived with her family at Bay
view, died a most horrible death. About
two weeks ago fly got into her nostrils,
and 1t was some time before she was able to
remove it, and when she did all itching SEN
sation remained, and her nose and throat
began to swell. She became alarmed, and
week ago physician was called. Since
that time Mrs. Beatty had been suffering in
a manner almost understandable. and the
doctors say u similar case is unknown to
medical science. .
1t Is stated that soon after she was taken
sick noggots were discovered in her nose
hmd throat, untl for several days Mrs Beatty
llad been unable tb swallow anything like
food. Her death was the result of having
been literally eaten by maggots. She died
In the greatest agony. and her aiilictian is a
puzzle to the doctors. Upon examination
of the body, it was found that u portion OF
her nose was gone, hole had been eaten
through the roof of the mouth, the soft
palate had disappeared and the throat was
frightiully eaten.
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Making the Best Reparation
He Could.

The train was just pulling out oi
Weston, Mo-, from st. Joe, when one
of the passengers in the smoker put
his head SO far out of the window
that man near him felt it his duty
to utter a note OF warning.
eyes, it is n little risky" replied
the man as he pulled in his head and
sat down, "But was looking for a
grave in that field. Reckon it has
been plowed under and forgotten"
''How did they happen to bury him
there?"
It's q sad story. gentlemen-very
sud. 1t was just ten years this
month, and was living here then.
A stranger came in from the West
with three horses to sell, and lie act
ed so queerly that we clapped him in
Jail. He never denied that he stole
'em, and one night the boys turned
out and hung him to q tree back
there. We buried him near the tree,
and it was his grave I was looking
for"
"Never denied it, eh?" queried one
of the listeners.
"Never did, although we gave him
every chance. just q week from the
time he was hung we found out that
he was an honest, honorable farmer,
living about forty miles below us.
While he hadn't stolen the horses he
had killed man, and lie no doubt
believed we were hanging him for
that. We felt mean enough when we
discovered that he was no horse
thief, and that all he had done was
to pop man over, and Kansas
man ut that, and lie must have been
sadly puzzled over our conduct. We
made such reparation as we could
however"
"In what way?"
FOh, we rounded up the grave,
pased resolutions ofsympathy for the
wife, sent the horses on home, and n
few months later l went up and mar
ried his widow. She's in the next
cur behind. New Orleans Times.
Democrat.
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A Colony Of Idiots.
rom the Chicago Herald.

From the Chicago Herald.
An agricultural colony for idiots
has been established near kharkov,
Russia, on Il piece of land ef about
100 acres, which. the citizens coun-
Gil of that Government has bough 4
for the purpose from the Countess
Shoovalova. Two largo pavflions
have been built far the accommoda-
ton of forty-iivc mcnand thirty-tivc
women. Scvcnty-two patients haya
already been received t!.o,e. The
land is laid o"t ;n gardens, orchards
and siclds Cor sowing grain, and tho
patients will be trained to cultivate.
them. The outside appearance OF
the place il that st q wealthy farm,
and the paviiions are fitted out with
all that is required for the cure and
comfort of tho patients. Besides
agricultural work they will be train
cd to take cure OF cattle and fowls
AMI To light manual work, such as
spinning and weaving of baskets in
the winter time. A staff of taee
physicians and men pnd women
supcrintcn'lents i,ave been engaged
to tITl.e care Of the institution: