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BUSINESS CHANCES.


TOR sALE-GRoCERY AND LIQUOR STORE; BIG
Il Mhiskey trade; trouble in getting license: viii
si6-3ts
WAN1ED-To EXCHANGE IMPROVED PROP
w erty in Florida for a Grocery Business ia the
northwest section OF the city. Address TLlRInA.
Star Office sl6-3t.
I,oR BENT THE CITY HOTEL IN HAGERs-
4 town, Md. situated on the corner Of Main and
Jonathan sts-, opposite Hotel Hamilton and Court
fordy chambers. with every modern convenience;
established Bar Restaurant will lease 70 practi
CITY HOTEL hagerstovn, Md. slO-.t.
declared. FRANK H. PELOUZE,
slo-3t new locAtionD 1885 ST.
IJow TO MAKE MONEY EASY AND FAST
A BONANZA FOR SMALL INVESTORS
nyou have from
slu I o $1,000 YOU WANT TO DOUBLE
IN ayear's time send to us for circular. Address
5. L. AND s. ASSOCIATION,
200 \. Liberty St,
si3-3t Baltimore Nd.
EoR sALE-BAR ROOM
II Doing good business old established. For further
sl2-5r T. KILRoY. 800 q st. sw.
WANTED-s0oo OK 500 FOR ONE YEAR TO
w extend well-establshed business good interest
with best reference aud security. Address Wake.
Star Office sl5-3ts
IGOR SALE-FOUR SHARES OF I'd MORTGAGE
Bonds of the Columbia Athletic Club: will sell for
SO cash. Address BOX %. Star Office. sl5-3t.
E'oR sALE-CoNFECTIoNERY, Toy. STATION
cry and Tobacco store: NICE little business
son Tor selling sickness. $50 st.s.w. sl3-3ts
DATENT SOLICITOR OF TWENTY-sIX YEARS,
4 experience would carefully and properly conduct
Patent Business for Attorney and others ON equitable
terms. X. L. o. Box as, City. si3-lul
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-16

Speaker Reed is not in sympathy with the
newly organized window glass trust It does
not wear q sash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-16

The republicans in Pulaski county, Ark,
have decided to contest the election Of the
Aomocrstic ONCE holders
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-16

In the national costuming plan "Our Mary"
10 the Doctor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-16

Mr.. Marc A. Smith, the delegate from
Arizona in the House will come back again.
Another case Of Marc the perfect man." re-
TERED to in the Scriptures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-16
HOUSE PAINTERS ON STRIKE.
They Demand That Eight Hours Shall
Constitute a Days Work.

MAJORITY or THE BOSSES AccKDE, BUT THE
OTHERS SAT- THEY xILL Sor-HuSpRxps OF
JoURSEYMES IpLE-wHAr Is SAID ON BOTH
SIDES OF THE QUESTION.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-16
TIE LITERARY TASTE.

TIE LITERARY TASTE.
Hewitt . faint blush: Have you read
'Bel-AmiT"
she-innocenuy: "0h. yes. That is to say,
I have read his Looking Backward and q num-
Der of his essays"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-16
a Maa Rom Over by . Street Car.

A Man Ran Over by q Street Car.
Last night after the PROCESSION had passed
mp Pennsylvanis avenue and the crowd was
departing colored man named David Hayes
vas run over by car No. 4 ON the Washington
and 6sorsstown line near 18th street. The
car wheels passed over his leg. The driver of
the car, James H. Bladen. was arrested by
Policemaa sutton for alleged assauls and Hayes
vas removed 70 the Emergency Hospital 10
day In the Police Court Bladen's personal
bonds we're taken TO appear when the case ID
tried. II 10 denied that he was whipping the
horses st the time Of the accident
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-16

H. fkiNTER AND PUBLISHER
1lO8-lll6 = ST NV
:Sns r,n =, RsSmpty s.:sussd E.ssnsys ns g
Eco SSak e 81 JS5 is' SxI IRA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-16
President TIL Next March.

The following telegram was received at the
State Department late last night from Minister
Ryan, at the City Of Mexico:
Telegram from Mizner requests me to teie-
graph you that old national assembly Of SAL
vador unanimously elected Carlos Ezeta con-
.titntionai president until the LIST Of next
March"
No report has yet been received from Min
ister Miner in regard TO the Barrundia affair."
Consul General New Coming Home.
Consul General John @. New sailed for New
York on the City of berlin last Wednesday,
leaving Vice Consul Oliver r johnson to con-
duct the business Of the United states in Lon
don for the next two mopthA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-16

II
When Making Home Buying for Investment or
Speculation.
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS,
Barton Walkers Addition 70 BrookiAnd.
Will Suit You. Examine It.
NO SALOONS. NO NUIsANcEs.
Lots 50,I5o Feet and Smaller.
BRICK SIDEWALKS. STONE CUTTERS
GRAvELED STREETS
FINE SHADE. BEAUTIFUL SITES.
Close proximity to Catholic University where ten
million dollars are to be expended
Must Rapidly Enhance Value of Lots
You don't have to wait for railroads to be built Two
already there-the Electric and Met Branch KR.
Prices the Lowest, Terms the Easiest
For information plats call ON BEDFORD W.
WALKER. 1V00 st. NV. or HARRY BARTON, 1891
/ st. u. al lIp
LHOK REMITTANCE SCHOOL ROOM 3I4O psf
NV furnished; well lighted; good location; suit
able tor private school; ient 10 per month
DELbl-E. DAVIS q CO.
sl2-t6t l3l9F ST. n. W.
LroR LEAsE-DEsIRABLE PIECE OF BUSINESS
l. Property On northeast corner Of 14th ana d sts.
NV, at present occupied b. Henry McShane Co, q
Large lwo-story brick aud Iron Buang, suitable for
manufacturing business tor lumber general
purposes: stable attached; approaches easy
nor RENT-PHoToGRAPHER ROOMS EN-
suite: location central. desirable; rent low
Apply ut 4l9 9Th ST. nv. sS-lm
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M FKACTicXI BOOK AND JOB PRINrERA
Professional PRINTING Speciality.
11O7 %. NV.
Estinatas fufntsked. Presswogk for The TrsAA Gu
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Mr.. Hodges Of the master painters said ths
there were many houses turned upside dow
and people wanted to know why the wor
could not be done. He added that the maste
association did not want to import men. The
wanted the work done by people in this city
and they hoped for an early settlement of tn
trouble.
, 1890-02-26

mCRSUANT to Ordinance of 10Th
August 1874, it is hereby made
known that have received announce
mrnt, that Mr.. l. H. MILLER has
been appointed Manager of the Co.
loniaI Bank in st, Croix during Mr..
II, ,PErFORD'S absence from the
island. . or eat
20 Eredetik~ted's Police Office the 10th
Eshruasy 1890. .a-se
10 besd sdt r. PETERSEN.
, 1890-02-26
orng So
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, 1890-02-26
ProkIarna.

ALLE og Enhver, som MATTE have
noget at fordre i Boet efter afg
T0mrer ALBERT PETERSEN her
af Byen indkaldes herved med 3
Maaneders Varsel til for undertegne-
de Skifteret at anmeIde og bevislig-
gj0re saadant Kray.
Chrisriansteds skifteret, St. Croix den
code Februar 1890.
HALVOR HANSEN,
est.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-10-18
At lastl


The long expected iiiB4,Fa,el History s {
81 1 ish Nv tBa sininegt hissoFisa. Hsbsfs
II . BspcFoft. hRa NJ isstsPeenua !; Is alb
so}uteiy revelation. After ytsitlag The.
field IN person, taking tssti,uny ,npsrt4s- )
tfom ali sides, eriaesIiy relieving the ea-
ortaous nunibes 81 1000 aisisnve, author-
iilsa. as.si4-=FebiEE many u tho sserpt az
chyes 81 the Mormon sahrrh W. Ben
-CF9is na& e.S-s HFtsH wsrli this az-lr-i,--=gGss
ard rensrsaaie sfafs, titc onty tfae history
IT NSfinaai4ai pahitshea. -
+ TIE @s.qd lsaasAAe a toDaaen thE.iz-es.-
5!ttJ,si asrss;ut4,a 81 tfarF-rs An4-tFEyal-
lcrsy the b.@ldy isslsstt-wars. tRe thsiii.ps
se,s3gnta nf nIsEastfrs at1 riirsr le,Is ~
caprs, The fsBous DsalEe AvsclAttea 0s
DeafsYlRg A5Ecls, The Siyfy u BT2han
N.iistIss si7Tz 1851 1TuW }hn y. II iA--
bfiiHaut aaA gifted /tgstterr G,r,as 4 asr-
faays nt-exeIf4ng taser.sf. SO t-s.l-asiinx as
4aAs ye, isaa n r1Tsi lg5EE1- Ahors-4il +,
si4spssin4 iis11ssi u H.. uI the
zr-lf tntefn6n quest ri ned The mAslegisz
= rclSF3mg ahJgb wili be red eila; ien.es
a,.isre4 hx all cissA5sui sae p'sA,'ie hfobgh.
tiu .he ksglish A4ssasing u4si L. Tie 's6fk
f-s9,i si,s5 " arl.. -It. hsaisaasa yalHnsa
ofnyer 800 tn5es. bagrvt to r i -a-ri gold
sud zTaa4iT Illustrated wiih st4--zTiiT7s7
puftfaiis ~ toe great Norman leaders. *
4uisiEs haf tone eagrayinss ard tiaEziiHe
ce@9r.6 pilates Il 4 is4sse=l hF tha greet
payGFEiEg n a3sa-si ttss pa5fe csaa, T,re
iiiat.4Es ts9TTsTFnF II ssh Fracise,. snd
can oels ba ptae cred thraugs ;heir sasis6t-
jzsEi artsss W. csii 9tteB%.oA t3 tlis sd-
vsrilseaSebt iA as6ther aaian8, under head.
iay 'UF $500 RaNaFa.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-10-18
PERSONAL Ane- LITERARY.

p, i.ll-s,t,rs SKY ;bst thsrs mas bes \
n fTes. r--,v-,t.., u rsceg,s wears In the
market Ter Christian literature.
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Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-10-18
The MaAash Railroad.

THR ugh PULLMASS fr,u Cobra.
d.. Utah aad WyofdiHg 10 =. L7uls. Tha
"a ltrs. but ere ebsUgr ef cars te,sess
poiags IN TIE state and Territorses above
Faarz3 70 NeS Ycris. B ss2a. PhiAielfgs4a,
Bz ii,aoss, N#sa5ngt1a Pittsburgh aG1
Other Eastern Vei9ts-
THROG Gil II ffAevvff2yt r AIS from Den
res d s. Louis. SsaaeEtiug ni e12, pom.
uitb ti- u Las-ss- fsp---sl 10 i,tla-
-5,--r.. tt.zzlFF7s giles. abaldsace u tins sad
Rsera the market aH5rds
THROUGH FREE CHAIR CARS "
,he tFs5tssh . all PtiHc3ps. peiais on IL
-;inN. VI. CEjesge, Toieao, s.. Louis la
Farstte, Jacksonville. Ps4F,a, De- u 4aazsi
ffA-1-..-5tti5, 7ST-EEil7I4, Aesraat- lti7isszs1
and int terfapAss.e pnists.
MASS9BoUDolR CARS are ruh be
zsgsgn hzEsas City ani 8. B5uls, Cailasa
ari T1l@.Ee. TAe-e az the nfoss ese'EA5.l
L5,.s.srseer e,rt!les ever 5aia- ard laSarc ths
aiyaest privacy snd laE4ry. Az elegantly
eealppea buEe3 Is pieuiipent iea;urs q
FULL PARTICULARS up and aPpli.
easi"a 10
c. n HANrsoS.
Comuer.ial Ag't, DSayes.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-10-18
Ntv Tariff Rites.

Tf~, III Pas9 Times eives tie fol-
l.win. .,lss,,-.,-s ..4.,g t,rse wh4eis-
a''e' - 't.0 o'' ~
C'gars ai'-'ssf itsie7S taS pal37 q
duty OF - Per cent 40 Seiorem ana
specific daty oss & 81 pe1>-poond.
The Ifeye's' rate : p per eeifi al
vaierem aod : spee'fs amy ei 't'S
ner Houti. Inc .EFiii oa grapes AsS
eiianYge1 from y I19f eeoiall 2ilaFem
to 6u cents per barrel q l'rce eabic
iees each. a ea1ie .t= l--la'-ssii4sez..!,o i=..!, 4
't''fl''t forty p2asus, "htesi *oa'i
'I0ske lte efasK aeQiti l II. CERT f'--'z
ifs-7'itstt aud u0E cents, ar rnmAic,i
a5oes the eity. Inc i1tnlai. i - ~ 71-.t-
live aninais KS Is E'eF cent Is Is.
present tara reA1s Da'y 9" f-5lt't
more tam one SeAr GU len Si''.'afs
per head. less than enc 20
'i75 7'Fs ieF iTgs / iei'ae1 avg ai7s5s
pay thirty Sol.i9rs Per sls.sa, lifaAR.'i.5ii
nv arr Faisea ~ ie flsap si2p
eac'l. Z Il -EAill''' at'.'Fe tnSs ala. ,''91
me 1a& y ~ is-E IL z. : .. rem
ms ~, u .,9.eit tns
'''' i''' at ,s,a y, y MSN'e's- f'Ytses al'2
'aaies'---tA9eff. esX 9a We'll
We ~ ili'l' - i.'F e.'t a. Ya.9r'''',
now "iii nave 'sA-t'ay 81 ~ pss aeaa
over one yeaf eat anu q, s-slsis ~
REM 'ss' '.iAa taa' ase bfY}
ems eaSe osea laN.a Isoa llle- r. 9
''Al P''s 'ffse ea's 'ff
faaifi- EggS also have Rcea elaSS-
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-10-18


By n6'ssial iisaasa. ts.a h,fsysss apIas
inse5iaery csaaei aalf psriarsa is ufisee.
Dig's tiaia, zaefael.sss, esaegzftsn are s3t-
derea. thu bleed b-ss'ffss Wa.a-ig, tas sa--
va aass4 H.. TT Iissf5z. s s;1
.iis,.sTF1 4 anl epasilsa osllrieis ~. FsSfiaie
s d3-aass. i=d is eaas2saesaei Ta-e is.
heweFer, 4 known artiiate % ths niias-
ensfie poison, si,A cetsail safseusr1
sssirFtis In malA-Iaaz- --fas..--ar4 rs7,z
-s5i7uTfi EFI1 Wesi. II SEuih Amerisa tsaate-
mss stll % the Isthmas ef5Psna,ns as
Ne'l as 10 tFansm s-i'fe -Ss'dHstiHs slie+s tse
scaarasa exists, this iai.n1,sbie preventive
aisaH iemety. HN.,c1ef's Stsiaaeh B4;le-s.
hes dvring The lza tair:ySlise yesrs. esaa
cpnstsu ti s=s1z4es.sns tic ssca Il is asefal-
hess, sid demonstrating is ssensas!y,1Zx4i
Liver cor plaist. dyspspsia, ee;ssipasil.n.
kidcev 'repeis. FAea nz,isfa and dsbsiity
areall remeiiei bv (,
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-10-18


On Little rises, neAr oscc5ia, La,
Robert Warren, . lausboEaaAn, hast his
way In the woods He thought be heard
human voice, and EAilsosd IS attract
attention. His shout MS ans NeTcti, and
the cries came nearer and nearer. Phen
ho discovered that II was pan.
ther that had hoea ygifiag. Rsine u4L
armed he climbed tsea As.4l Fess..l4.-.-4s
in IL for al hour. Tho psn9at faaaiy
left When hs tB6Egbt taa es-st es.s
clear Karrea desEEAael~ al psssuri
his way, ana when he aga.a hallaptd -
attract attention eiie paEtheF rtafnea,
this.tiute accompanied by his nate. Up
. sspisug no asyain weut. armed with
Stout c9gb and determined 10 soil f-is
liie IS sleariy a posi- SIC. Ia Ehe mean
time ms as5ss in eaInp had bsco,ne
alarmed sshis absence aad stS-agd ogt
toseareh for him. Thay had reached a
point within saAsae--pi A ffiffFFiy= 75f
WHARF he wzs tread Whan they essnrh.
the sound Of his call for h0lp. and. a. an
answering aignal, hted elf a gun, which
had tho effect OF frsTtscnih1 on the
T,ai1sAsEK. 1alsage Hrrsld.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-10-18
sotIee for ruAne,tIon.
r4sB oFTieE At Las eEgess. M

f4sb UFTIcK At Las cEuess. \. Msl
oc,. .-ssszso. .f Il
Solice j hereby givee that the fesioA tFssss
nai.,ed sess.er hzs aied notice ~ his irten-
ton 70 ers4xe aasl ia=safz lF,suppstt q hi>
c5slu1, s,sti tisst sad preqI vi te pssie ee-
~ re-i.sef ssa ftssa.x ~ Il q, C,Fnysss y !.
", "a November h. $50. VI joan f.
Priest. % Enriaa.a, Y A.. WIN made sttFss.
rnsrv No ss8 fe- ,as p NEt, NEl, SEt,
See, ., T = ). j RsE-
nc naales tho faiiSNifss E5ine.sss to
T'r--zr 1--Ts g55iIJInIsisiis resadeace up@n, sn4
uitivatian Of. sstd isad. Wig O. W.
NasStsas. J. l.. 1hagen-zz1H, - - .iirTHss,
9N Z tlarienaE, ell - 1itsrlbsgn, v. NJ.
SAaraG. r. MeCRgA,
n kaSssisr,
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-10-18

"A mother should be able 10 teach
her children. and head them ia all they
ought TO ictzr7, especially In their
earliest yeErs. 4 few ye:5-s of home
training in tins frat years OF lie u
worth moro than ell the preaching
tney MAJ liaaat7r'7to "a aitcs yours --Sss
Louis Magazine.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-10-18

Nr, c,.B. Ipass, ef sprine. Hdi, Yows,
ssgs; : ! seve used Gaaabefssin's Para
Balm for sgere Aad F4i+rff1ii. tstas vim
better esels tba.p sFYtaiag eiss Ihgye ever
tried. II fr1ltye4 tsa paiil instantly and
cares ~ilheus tl,Iie4iag sesF.T Pain Balm
Is ege Of the fH9ss asefai msditipss Thai
any faEAilx can kasprs,Yt
FOR rAeama.isni; lame bsck, Epsaius, buses
too.h-aese, sas aehs and like aiimeass- Ore
application viii reliettbs pain ard a fair
trial insure ctirs. RaaS eapts BEETLES fer
sale by r Moreno, dFusslst, i@s Cruces,
NN
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-10-18

Tas.ged All the way on feet, over iissrs,.sss5s,
AZ tAf9a8a uls'vWsS. gBrt9 tDg knKf4s.k aAI
LII - q kecP ont 81 iArA
LlGls EHtiEas Nl4, &IUlfi the eGecfH of n hish
La 5s.isLa -ilA-tl lEat as N0gh never rrgsagg r
lasl9s st-aA WEb Al-la eola5s1na; t4ssn for marry
yNSat D. saH III. f'lorce stsQssi.R Msylical Das-
pssss RI szf,sssef m = sllas5as.
nh9 - r'ettl 4sined - Try u. a feW tsSt4aS
w4oFise6 6 eEaAEp az mtsssts essss5u,i,,a "a
snrpa Ezra, Ai~sYH TOO lH4i4 peti,isnIs 50 ask
~ s9aaifT 80 = ysnss7u, - now SAYS 40
nefSs4 t11ne. He he3lR7i save ID eEaizz4l. =.
VIA, fsi Erltnsa "a ali a. ss-rrsass f1sirp fAs,
lff7i7FFiTF ts an uneahglsd feass.-aS-- IL
c,sTseA ts5s ssAteta ~ ~ hlotsa- -sAsss4~ fruga
Y isAts.At2 AaAsf aassiiN. Rfsa ctirts Eli e4!n
tssA s;t Eiiisi,ssl sfssiss-1fs L q Ka4KanteSas
20 t@iant n atse Ia al d.sszssS fgF v hsrtsksss
- frFt1fTll tsiist. OF freasf psiL 4za psl
" rct',lsdea, aela - drussissss4
cepIrlssL ~. - woktpss DIS aaa. Asys
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-10-18
sgtfcr.-Tim5er ealtors.
JxltxD STATES T.Asb oTFleE.

UxItED STATES LAsb oTTieE,
fsES tf5ZEez. Nm
sep,sH HsbeT ,, issa,
/. tatnp.sinl having beta esiersf s: tbSs,
F. t-sga bF Faussiro Msrqnes sgsiHst Ei~a ard
4 B4ggs, lot sFsessw easls suteFDg Iini-
her Culture EnirS Ne 5es. &atet sssts..
II, fsss. apea The ~ Nh ard tSss !, ssc.
1, township Is sea,A range 2 aAss q tas4z
Ana Cs.auiy. y. u, Sita xisE = tbs
esner tla4ian 81 sad entrY; the said
trart4rs srH bsssbx semmcls1 20
spt,eA- s., tti. ofise on Tie @Tth
dSy u 0et..bcr, 1899, al 10 a'eis'ct =. m. %
II s.pon4 sat furtish tssl.meHy eoEceftisg
sid alleged failure.
sAssvKr T. AaiCt'KE1.-
Register.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-10-18
rrr.rl.iar vsr.n. rrns,,o,nr.

J Upon nay seal . exclaimed MrA FTT-
aroand, Il never saw such an old Cad l..
der in all my life IS that Mrs Newer
home Is, Antuali =, yesterday 1 Izrrgd
seven times at her house. and couldn t
gat In once.'
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-10-18
Nominations


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pair schools. Bro f3,l.444i.is f-r
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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1890-10-01
THE GREAT EXPOSITION.

summary of the Work Accomplished BY
tn" Worlds Fair C"mmisston-Everr
Thing Working Smoothly.
CHICAGO, Sept 26-Since the close of
the second session of the National Com.
mission of the Worlds Colum bian Elk.
position. the question in everybody's
mind is what has been Accomplished"
A summary of the work accomplished
oy tho National Commission and the
local directory combined is, therefore e,
OF interest at this time
The act Of Congress defining the
duties of the National Commission and
tho directorate of the corporation
known as the Colum bian Exposition laid
upon the latter dual duty, namely,
the providing of site and raising a
fund of SIC, 100000. A supervisory duty
was entrusted to the National Com mis-
sion to see that the site selected was ad.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1890-10-01
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES.

ANOTHER attempt to kill the Car is
reported from St Petersburg. The train
in which he was expected to travel was
wrecked at barricade.
A CARTRIDGE was exploded on the
2Sth at Belgrade under the carriage of
the young King of Servia. No one was
in jured.
THERE was terrible freight wreck
on the b. & o. ten miles west Of Zanes-
vile, O., at midnight on the 27th.
Eight men wero killed. The disaster
was caused by telegraph operator 8
mistake.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended September 81 showed an average
increase Of Is com pared with the cor
responding week of last year. In New
York the increase was las
LONDON newspapers, without excep-
ton, predict that the Mckinley Tariff
bill will react disastrously upon Ameri-
lca-that it was a mistake to suppose
Europe was dependent to any great ex-
tent upon the United States
THE Chicago packing house of Fowler
Bros was burned on the morning of the
18th. The loss was heavy, reaching
towards 81, 900. 600.
A SOUTH bound freight train on the
Pittsburgh & Western railroad jumped
the trestle at Shepperville near Clarion,
Pa. killing Fireman Silas Elder and
Brakeman Shrcckengost and presum-
ably fatally injuring Engineer Frank
| Wood.
In executive session the Senate con-
firmed the following nominations: E
Burd Grubb. Minister to Spain; Edwin
H. Conger, of Iowa, Minister to Brazil.
FIRE in GAINESVILLE. Tenn, DESTROYED
McGhee Bros large grocery and dry
goods stores and did other damage, the
total loss being placed at SOS, 900
THE Mississippi constitutional con-
ventiOn voted to abolish the Office of
Lieutenant-Govern the President of
the Senate being placed next to the
Governor.
BY the fall Of brick wall in Pitts
burgh, Pa, three men were killed and
four badly injured.
REPORTS were current in London that
the embargo on American livestock
was about to be removed.
MONEY was reported stringent on the
London Stock Exchange during the
week ended Septembe %. Securities,
consequently, were depressed. BUSH
ness was quiet and weak on the Cont
mental bourseS-
The Senate on the 21th took up sew
eral measures without final action. The
conference rcpor; OF the Tariff bill, after
debate in the House, was agreed to
yeas. l5.; nays, ST.