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The morning call., 1890-06-23
MOLDERS' STRIKE.

Expected Arrivals From the Eastern
States Fail to Appear.
The members of the Molders' Union who
are out on strike were engaged yesterday
and until late last night watching for the
arrival of a new batch of importations from
the Eastern States. 1t is known that such
a party is on the way and was due here
last evening. They, however, did not ar
rive. 1t is believed that the agents of the
foundrymen who have them in charge have
had the car containing them switched off
somewhere. and that they may arrive here
either to-day or tomorrow.
There were no other phases to the strike
yesterday. The non-union men in some OF
the foundries were seen on the streets tax
ing an airing, but there was no attempt 10
interfere with them in any way.
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PENDING MEASURES.
Silver in the House and Wyoming Admission
Bill in The Senate.


WASHINGTON, June 22.-rO-mOrrow will
be District day in the House, but if the
Coinage Committee are ready to report
upon the Senate amendments to the Silver
Bill there are indications that the Com
mittee on Rules will be ready in turn to see
that the report secures speedy considera-
tion in the House. Il is also probable that
by Tuesday morning the same committee
viii report a rule making the National
Election Bill the special order for the re-
mainder OF the week. If adopted it will
probably lead to one of the most bitter
partisan debates witnessed in recent years.
The bill for the admission of Wyoming is
the first order of business in the Senate.
When it comes up the Democrats will offer
a substitute in the shape of an omnibus
measure providing enabling acts for WyOm-
ing, Idaho, Arizona and New Mexico Terri
tories. 1t will have to give way, however,
for the consideration of appropriation bills,
the committee being determined to press
these measures as rapidly as possible.
Frye will make an effort to have his ship
ping bills considered and If that fails will
press the River and Harbor Bill.
The morning call., 1890-06-23
GUN WAS TROUBLES.
The Chinese Doctor Arrested Again For I
gal Use Of the Mails.

The Chinese Doctor Arrested Again For Ile-
gal Use Of the Mails.
MILWAUKEE, June 22.-The establish
ment OF the Chinese doctor, Gun Wa, which
was raGed by the authorities last Thursday
for conducting a swindle, is again in trouble,
this time with Uncle sam. Last night
the United States Marshal arrested Jim Lee,
better known as DIR. Gun Wa, j. A. Wilt,
manager of the establishment, and C. A.
Jans6f, the alleged Chinese interpreter, on
a charge Of using the mails for fraudulent
purposes, and also for sending obscene
matter through the mails. Bonds we're
given in 5000, this amount being deposited
in certified checks in bank of Denver,
Colo, where the parent Gun Wa institute is
lneated
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INDIGNANT DENIAL.
Origin of the Story Of an Encounter Betwee
Snnnlnrs Stsuart md Raanan

Origin of the Story Of an Encounter Between
Senators Stewart and Reagan.
WASHINGTON, June Ex-senator Stewart
Indignantly denies the report telegraphed
over the country regarding a personal en-
counter between himself and Senator
Reagan of Texas 1t is understood that
he traced the story's origin to Croffutt, chief
of the Geological Survey Bureau, who
stands next to Powell in authority. 1t is
alleged that Croffutt maliciously circulated
the story of tho difficulty among CORE
spondents on Newspaper Row, and it is ru-
mored that Stewart and his colleagues on
the Irrigation Committee, Messrs. Moody,
Sanders and Casey, have laid the case be-
fore President Harrison and requested Cof
futt's dismissal from office, alleging incom-
potency among other things.
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Corbiu's Resignation.

PHILADELPHIA, June 22.-The report
that Austin Corbn would shortly tender his
resignation as President of the Reading
Railroad is confirmed by the Directors of
that road. His successor may be Vice
President y. A. Mcleod. When asked
what was the cause of COrbn's action, Di-
rector Antelo said he resigned in order TO
push forward big enterprise in New York
City. Antelo declined 10 speak further on
the subject.
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Had 10 Toe the Line.

A large number of people arrived last
evening at 8: As o'clock on the Central Pa
cifc overland train. The hackmen and
hotel-runners were down in fun force 10
meet them, but the shouting and din of q
year ago was lacking. Sergeant Helms of
the Harbor Police and his men made the
runners toe line that has been drawn in
side tine shed, and none obtruded to annoy
arriving passengers.
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CURED OF STEALING KISSES.
A Sort OF KleptOmania That Is Likely t
Lead to Serious Results.

"A
Lead to Serious Results.
A good joke is being told on a we'll
known young Main-street man. He is
a great society man. He is handsome.
polished and something Of dandy.
He is quite good looking, and a pair
of glasses balanced on his aristocratic
nose give him an intelligent air that he
would not otherwise possess. For year
or so he has been devoted to well-known
young society woman. Not a week has ever
passed that he has not been at least twice
to see her. About month ago he proposed
and was accepted. About two weeks ago
the engagement was broken, only to be
patched up again shortly afterward.
The cause Of the engagement being
broken was that the young man made his
accustomed visit. He was shown into the
parlor. While sitting there lie heard his
betrothed coming down the stairs. He
stepped to the door, and as she passed the
door he leaped out and printed kiss
The morning call., 1890-06-23

The first annual picnic and excursion Of
the San Francisco local union, No. 40, of
the Painters and Decorators of America
was held yesterday at Glen Ellen, in Sono-
ma County. There was large attendance
and an interesting programme of games
made one Of the features of the day. There
were many prizes on gate numbers, as well
as on the various games. Music was fur
nished by the Park Band.
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SAD SUICIDE.

a Man, Temporarily Insane, Throws Himself
Under a Train.
Los ANGELES. June 22.-Edward L. Nc
Williams committed suicide at II o'clock
this morning by throwing himself in front
of train on the cross-town railway at the
corner of Hamilton street. The wheels OF
the locomotive passed over his head, crush
Ing the top part completely off. McWill-
Jams sustained an injury to the spine some
months ago and since then has been subject
to attacks of temporary insanity. and it was
during one of these periods that he COM
mitted the fatal act. He was 2S years old
and leaves widow and one child, who re-
side at the corner Of Hawkins and Hellman
streets, East Los Angeles.
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APPROXIMATION Bills 10 Be- Actsi Upon.

WAsHINGToN, June 22.-All except one
of the regular appropriation bills for the
general deficiency have been acted on in
one or both houses of Congress. But two
of the thirteen, however, the Army and
Military Academy bills, have become laws !;
the others are mostly in conference or in
an advanced state in the House or Senate.
Almost seven hundred bills, the larger por-
tion being House bills, have been sent to
the President since the opening of Congress,
fnr his anfinn
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BOARD OF APPRAISERS
H. q Osborne of Los Angeles a PrOminen

Il. 2. Osborne of Los Angeles Prominent
Candidate for Appointment.
WASHINGTON, June 22,-H. u. Osborne
of Los Angeles, who was a prominent can
didate for Government Printer, will arrive
IN Washington next Monday. He is can
didate for position as member of the
Board of Appraisers, to be appointed under
istrative Bill, and he may secure place, as
he has strong backing. both from California
and the East.
Governor Houser of Montana is at Cham
5erlins.
Representative Biggs left this morning
for California.
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THE ARKANSAS TRAIN ROBBERY
Statement O. the Wife Of one Of the Partici-
pants in the Shooting.

osalemenL o. lne VIE V4 O0e Va 'As L al VIZ
pants in the Shooting.
TEXARKANA (Ark.l, June 22.-The wife
Of Ratcliffe, the wounded Texas Pacific
train-robber, who died last night, has
furnished the authorities a full state
ment Of the recent sensational rob-
berry near here. She states that the
persons now in Jail, Detective Williams,
Napoleon Mcdaniel and John Brawley,
with her husband committed the
robbery. Mcdaniel went through the
express car, while Brawlev and
Williams stood guard, and that Ratcliffe
express agent with Williams Winehes-
ter; that Mcdaniel shot Radcliffe through
q mistake, supposing in the darkness that
the trainmen had armed themselves and
were determined to resist. The woman
did not in any way cOuntenance or encOur-
age the robbery, but was forced to keep
silence.
The morning call., 1890-06-23
THE TURNERBUNDs.
Opening Session Of the Fourteenth Convsn-
ton at New York.

OpelleS oEsslon OF Lne rOuTlesllu G0lVeH-
ton at New York.
NEW YORK, June 22.-The fourteenth
annual convention of the North American
Turnerbunds met this morning in Central
Turner Hall and began formal business.
President Hugo Muench delivered the
opening address. The organization con-
trOlled greater social and political power,
he said, than any other in the United
States. No other civil body furnished so
many able-bOdied soldiers during the late
war The annual report showed roll-call
of 35,912 members, with property amount
ing TO S4 POI, and an indebtedness of
s., 114,03S. The following board of officers
was elected for the present convention:
Heinrich Brown of st. Louis, President; :;
Henry Melzner of New York, Vice-Presi-
dent; Victor L. Berger Of Milwaukee, Sec
retaTY.
The morning call., 1890-06-23
Choking Catarrh.

Have you awakened from disturbed sleep with
all the horrible sensations Of an assassin clutching
your throat and pressing the lifebreath from your
frightened chests Have You noticed the languor and
debility that succeed the effort to clear your throat
and head Of this catarrhal matter3 What depress-
ing influence it exerts upon the mind, couding thu
memory and filling the head with pains and strange
nosesi How difficult 1t is TO rid the nasal passages.
throat and lungs of this poisonous mucus all tes
tify who are afaicted with catarrh. How difeult to
protect system against its further progress
ward the lungs liver and kidneys. all physicians
will admit. 1t is terrible disease, and cries out for
relief and cure
The remarkable curative powers. when all other
remedies utterly fail, OF SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE,
attested by thousands who gratefully recommend
1t to fellow-suferers No statement is made regard
ing il that cannot be substantiated by the most
spectacle and reliable references.
Each packet contains one bottle OF the RADICAL
CURE, one box of CATARRHAL SoLv ENr, and an hf-
PROVED INHALER, with treatise and directions, and
is sold by all druggists for 81.
POTTER DRUG Il CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston
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CENTRAL LABOR UNION.

New Federation Formed by the New York So
cialistic Eltme
NEW YORK, June pa split occurred
in the Central Labor Union to-day. The
SOeiaIistic delegates were compelled to
withdraw, and they have formed new
central body, which will be known as the
Central Labor Federation. The war OF
words was loud and vigorous.
The morning call., 1890-06-23
CAPTURED BY BRIGANDs.

Heavy Z.anscm Demanded for the Release Of
Weilthy Turk.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June %. - Brigands
near Sinekli have captured Mohomond Bey,
a man of great wealth. They demanded
$4,000 fol his release. Turkish soldiers
have been dispatched in pursuit of the
hripaude
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Chlcago's P pulatinn

CHICAGO, June 22-Census Supervisor
Gilbert, in an interview tonight, said from
the returns already in the population of
Chicago was certainly over a million. How
much he could not say, but he thought it
was considerable. The population of the
city had certainly more than doubled itself
in the last decade
The morning call., 1890-06-23
Salvator's Condition.

NEW YORK, June 23-Matt Byrnes, who
looks after Salvador. reports that daily he
is becoming better horse. He has not
been pushed since the suburban victory, but
has done all he has been required TO do. he
cleans the manger out at every meal, and
seems to be enjoying life. Byrnes does not
believe there is a horse in the world that
can beat Salvador at the suburban distance
inst NOW.
The morning call., 1890-06-23

new country there will be a certain amount
of lawless conduct unpunished at first, be-
fore Sheriffs. courts and jails are in running
order. But the rapid increase in the pro-
portion of criminals, as the State grows
older, does not mean more crime; it often
means less. The evil-doers are arrested
and sentenced, and so get into our prisons
and our census, any then we are told that
crime is increasing.-Popular Science
Mnuthlv
The morning call., 1890-06-23

New YORK. June 22-Bayard has ceased
giving tips of races for the press. These
are Berserker's for Sheepshead Bay in the
Morning Journal: Fordham or FideS, Nelly
BY or Conrad, Recldre or Major DAILY, Be-
linda or Nikado, Tristan or Badge, General
Gordon or Count Luna.
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ANOTHER SUICIDE.

Young Woman Kills Hers,lf on Account
of Hlr Lover.
PORTLAND, June 22.-While some small
boys were playing on raft in Guilds Lake
to-day they discovered woman's remains.
which were removed to the MOrgue. where
they we're identified as those of Maggie
Curran, domestic. who has been missing
since last Sunday. 1t is said the girl COM
mtted suicide ON account of the failure of
young man to whom she WAS engaged to
meet her at her home last Sunday.
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TRAGIC DEEDS.

Two Women Shot and Their Lovers Commit
Suicide
BIRMINGHAM (Ala.), June 22.-This morn
ing Charles Cato (white) shot and killed his
mistress. Lizzie Mitchell, negress, and
then sucided. -Four hours later William
Tatum shot and mortally wounded Mary
Barnett, his mistress, and blew out his own
brains in a different bagnio. Jealousy
pansed both crimes
The morning call., 1890-06-23
RAILWAY CONDUCTORS.
New Organization Formed By the Conserva-
tive Members of the Association.

New YORK. June % Representatives of
the conservative element in the Order
of Railway Conductors are opposed to the
recent action of that body in cut
ing out the non-striking clause from
the constitution, met here to-day
and seeded from the old organization,
and formed new one. to he known rs the
independent Order of Railroad Conduc-
tors" The constitution of the old order
was adopted, practically, as it was be fore
the recent meeting. Ex-Grand Chief
Wheaton was elected President of the new
nr,tar
The morning call., 1890-06-23
SHOOTING AFFRAY.

A Prominent Citizen Uses His Revolver
Fatally.
SEATTLE, June pa dispatch was re-
ceived by the Sheriff to day from Carl Red
mond, prominent man at Hot Springs, on
the Northern Pacific Railroad. sixty miles
east of here, saying: 81 have shot and
killed man and hold myself subject to
your orders. Come here tomorrow and
bring the Coroner" The wires are down
and no further particulars are obtainable.
The morning call., 1890-06-23
CiaArinp-H usa R-n,rfs

BosToN. June 22.-The total gross ex-
changes for the last week, as shown by dis
patches from leading Clearing houses in
the United States and Canada, were
81, ,145, Gl3, 2l2, an increase of u per cent as
compared with the corresponding week last
year
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Dahomisns D. feated,

LONDON, June % "A dispatch from La
gos says: n popular superstition prevent
ing the King of Dahomey from re-entering
his capital after defeat, the King attacked
the Egbas and took 1000 prisoners. The
Egbas then attacked and defeated the Da-
homians. killing many Of them.
The morning call., 1890-06-23
Panama Canal Concessions.

PARIS. June 22.-Lieutenant Wise, who
was sent to Colombia TO arrange for the ex-
tension of the Panama Canal concession,
cables that he has received assurance that
the Colombian Government Will support
him in his mission.
The morning call., 1890-06-23
FIGHT ON A TRAIN.
Two Men Killed and May Others Seriously

Two Men Killed and MaIy others Seriously
Hurt.
ATLANTA (Ga.), June pa row oc-
cured on an East Tennessee train near
ElIenwood last night, when Mr.. Rocks OF
Dallas and Mr.. BasSett of Rockmart, white
men, were badly wounded by pistol shots.
Two negroes we're killed, one being shot
through the head and another cut almost to
pieces, and Others were more or less hurt.
During the melee several women narrowly
ESCAPED injury from living bullets.
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Rev. ]. S. Reed at Newark.

NEW YORK. June 23.-Kev. j. Saunder
Reed of San Francisco, for whom his people
raised $4,000 Christmas, is visiting New
ark, where he was formerly pastor of Trim
ity Church. He will spend some time in
sides
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A Politicia Is Movements.

PORTLAND (Oregon). June 22.-J. Sloate
Fassett of New York, Secretary of the Re-
publican Committee, arrived here to-day
from Puget Sound and left overland in the
evening for San Francisco.
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r markable Swimninr.

New YORK. June 22.-Gere Mercadier,
bound in l25 feet Of hemp rope, with two
leather straps over his arms and legs, swan
across East River to-day in II minutes. In
each hand he carried two-pound iron dumb
bells to show that he did not use his hands
TO pIOpel himself
The morning call., 1890-06-23
HIGHWAY ROBBERS.

Young Men Who Escaped Amid Fusilade
Of Shot.
WILKEsBARRE. June 22.-Two young
men OF this city, while returning in buggy
from pleasure resort tonight, were con-
The morning call., 1890-06-23
BUT LITTLE HOPE.

The Rescuiug Party Has Not Yet Reached the
Buried Miners.
DUNBAR pa, June 22.-The rescuing
party has not yet reached the entombed
miners. They are working hard, but no one
knows how much farther they will have to
60 yet. Hope has given way to despair.
The morning call., 1890-06-23
THE CREDIT FONCIER.
An Unfavorable Report of Inspectors Causes
Decline in Quot ations.

PARIS, June 22.-The report of the in
spectors who investigated the affairs of the
Credit Foncier proved so unfavorable that
the Government has had to postpone its
publication until NJ. Christophle, Cover
nor of the institution. has had time to
frame reply. The inspectors accuse
advances Credit Foncier shares yesterday
fell 50 francs, carrying rentes down also.
LIE PaiX to-day stated that Christophle had
rendered his resignation, but the Minister
of Finance declined to accept it till ne
could consult the rest of the Cabinet.
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Brezips New Con,t,1ut;on sigued

RIO DE JANEIRo, June 22.-President
Da FOnseca signed the new Constitution at a
ministerial dinner tonight. The text Of
the Constitution was approved at a Cabinet
meeting to-day.
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UNSATISFACTORY WAGES.

Strike Of Employees of the Uhion Pacific Ma
chine hons.
LA AGRANDE (Oregonl, June 22.-The en-
ployes Of the Union Pacific machine-shops
at this place went on a strike yesterday.
The strike it is said, extends from Poca-
telo to Portland, including the shops at
Pocatello, ShoShoue, La Granda, Tokoa,
The Dalles and Albina. The cause is dis
satisfaction as to wages. 1t is thought the
strike will soon be settled.
The morning call., 1890-06-23
The Cholera Endemic.

MADRID. June 22.-The cholera epidemic
makes no progress and there are few fresh
cases at any point. The officials declare
that 70 per cent of those attacked recover.
The morning call., 1890-06-23
The Angle-G rman Agreement.

PARIS, June 22.-lt is stated that the En-
glish and French Governments have ex-
changed satisfactory communications re-
garding the Ango-German agreement.
The morning call., 1890-06-23

frOnted BY three masked highwaymen on
the turnpike, where Farmer Rosecrans was
murdered two years ago. Their horses be-
ing frightened by the dark lanterns needed
no urging, and the young men made their
escape amid fusilade of revolver shots.
A posse has gone out in pursuit of the rob-
bers.
The morning call., 1890-06-23

SELMA (Alal, June 22.-A collision oc-
Cured at Coleta to-day. by an engine back
ing into a passenger train. A colored
woman was killed, and several Children iu-
juTed
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CITY OF MEXICO.

Illness Of United States Minister Ryan-At-
tempted Assassination.
CITY OF MEXICO, June 22.-United States
Minister Ryan is ill.
An attempt was made yesterday to assas-
sinate Jose Z. Sanchez. General Manager of
the lnter-cceanic Railroad.
The morning call., 1890-06-23
Car5isl = Successor.

LOUISVILLE, June 22.-Worth Dickinson
was yesterday chosen by the usual majority
to succeed John G. Carlisle as Representa-
tive in Congress of the Sixth Kentucky Dis
trict.
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STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.

A Woman Instantly Killed and Her Husband
and Son Fatally Injured
CoNEMAUGH Pa.), June 22.-Mrs. Pat
rick Stanton of Upper Prospect was struck
by lightning tonight and instantly killed.
Her husband and son were also shocked
and fatally injured.
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roisc,ed Harhor in the British chann,l

Projected Harbor in the British Channel.
LONDON. June 22.-A company has been
formed to construct a harbor at St. Brandon
on the Bristol Channel for American liners.
The port is to be linked with London by
the Great Western Railroad.
The morning call., 1890-06-23
MAN DROWNED.

A Boat Containing Three Men Upssts in a
Gale.
SEATTLE, June 22.-Last night a small
boat containing three men was capsized off
West Point Lighthouse, four miles down
the sound from Seattle, Captain Fonda of
the lighthouse and POst-Intelligencer re-
porter put off in the Government life-serv-
ice boat and saved j. b. johnson and his
son Jonathan, but John Swager was
drowned. The party started out on
pleasure trip, when gale came up and
oyertu rned the boat
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Duke AMI Duchess OF c nnaught.
LONDON, June %. The Duke and Ouch
ess of Connaught landed at Liverpool to-
day and proceeded to Windsor.
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NEW YORK, June 22-Manager Stock
well Of the Alcazar Theater of San Fran.
cisco is Summarizing at Long Branch, \. ].
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PRIZE-FIGHT.

Another Disreputabe Exhibition of Brutal
Free
MARYsvILLE, June 22.-Sid Huntington
of San Francisco and Harry Jones of San
Jose fought ten rounds at the Marysvlle
Athletic Club-rooms Saturday night. Jones
was ten pounds the heavier. Referee Tom
johnson awarded the fight and purse to
Huntington. They did not fight to finish,
fearing police interference.
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Rustic Dram,,ic Cnmpsny.

The Rustic Dramatic Company held a
picnic yesterday at Mills Valley, which was
attended by large number of ladies and
gentlemen from the city. An enjoyable
time was had
The morning call., 1890-06-23
Irish Dogberries

Here are two pretty pictures OF Irish
Justice: John Everett, ON recent occasion
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The presses OF the Oakland Enquirer are run
by twelve horse. power gas engine.
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SLAIN BY INDIANS.
The Fate Of an Unsuccessful
MediCine-Man.
Suicide Of Edward [. MCWilliamS While
Temporarily Insane.
Drowning Accident Near Seattle-A Revolver
Used With Fatal EfeGt-A Brutal
Prize Fight.

Special Dispatches to THE MORNING CALL.
, 1890-10-04

--
Dr. K b. urimes once is oyer OneV-
srne Nationa oan
Tar soap DC overa,is ooc' sausre INNER
bucket 400. WOOD pan z'c' Diack rag
An eighty-horse boiler is TO be added at
oDs to the plant OF the Electric Light
company
There will be a meeting OF st Marks
Guild this afternoon at 3 o'clock In the
rstry room.
Russell Tracy said yesterday that he
BAD sold i've and bought three lots dur-
ing the week.
Sale Of seats for the Royce Lansing
nuedy engagement of next Wednesday
begins this morning.
The Omaha ball club has Cancelled its
Nsvepne engagement. The proposed
,zteu trip of the team has been aband-
nOd
runaway horse rushed down the son
|d ]. A. England at Eighteenth and
fbOuss Yesterday. The lad was quite
severely hurt,
tn. store room merit tn the Cbsvpnns
| SuiOuL bank is soon to be occupied by
Missouri man who will put in a heavy
stock Of general merchandise.
Geo r Abbott and u;se have sold IN 7
B,ird lot, and 2 block ITO. lot 3 and a
block 1874, lots l, 7 and s block 1876, lots
and 4 block 447, for $4,000.
L, ia harmed that the verv first ornora-
|.;op tn accent the state constitution was
M. Union Mercantile companv If this
city instead of the Rock Strings Coal
company.