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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-26
MCDONALD BROS.
Mill Bridge and Houston St. Markets
REFRIGERATED MEATS

Six delivery wagons. Houston st.
Market open all day. 4-23-3m
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-26
THE LEADING HOTEL IN
THE SOUTHWEST.
ALAMO PLAZA, SAN ANTONIO.

Having been thoroughly Oyerhauled and
renovated throughout is now the largest and
most complete Hotel in the Southwest Fine
billiard and bar rooms attached. Hot and
cold baths. Large sample rooms for com
morcial men. Patronage of the travelling
public solicited. l0-5-6In
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
THE MARKETS.


crrcteo. Fen n
FtorR- Quiet. Patents. a. Soa . -. Basers
sS.eoa32s; Strsighis 81 7sGs< IS Winter Pa,
ents - Seatte; Clears. satoasSo
wHEhT-Ruled unsettled No. 2 cash ard
February. T4l.67sssc. May. 7sz977ac. xo 4
s5es2c; No. 4 eoa7so, depending on quality
CoRN-Aciive and weak No ?, 27.4c, No
2 c5ae2oc. Februarr. 2so. March. 775619s-
April. osAa2sSc. Nav. .anaeos: Jelly. ao,.a
9ossc; August, soa@osc
OATs-Weaker and lower No ca,h
ip9c; $1rch, ipaGi9Xc. May, 2osago.
June eDls acosc July 2oHaoozc Sample lot.
in fsir request and easy 80 2 eotsQ2ir 80
White. 22'lGe39o
RYF-Siesdy and auiet No o,sh tsc
May delivery. slHc. Samples. <35sGtto for No.
g. 24asc fnf No 3
BARLEY-Market slow and EASY. Common.
thin Iowa No and No ? RFsz2sc for good ir
choice. 40 g spassc; Northwestern No 2
thin "a 80. good 20 choice l0a<er fancy sac
MISS PoRt-Trseius - iibersi volume and
prices ruled veak-r al ~ 7oaes for cs,h
- s5Gp7o FOR February D. 7Gae p. fof
March - poae s2s. for Nay
LARD-TrsSinE far and pfices easy sf q sQsI
a. 8 FOR cash tsTTHasS for Teb-uarv
~ sDas s2s for March - sscak s2ss for Nar
BUTTER Creamery, 4ssa2so Dsiry. s0lse
Packing stock. s11c
Fccs- -Fresh la0isxo
PorT7Ry Dressed Chickens .Idf1-e PER- E
Dressed Turkers. s112c per = Tfvs Dueks -
I0c per Live Geese a. ppas - p~Y aozeb
LToToEs-Hishsines stesdv o. q - spd 6is
tiled spirits a. q o. Tor finished goods
wv FoPE Per -
wHEaT-f.aEs lo~e- sns oul MsF 4sa
So, June s4za1Ec. guir. sskz2<c A.
gust - i-iAdSs3tc, September $685.
Dstsmber. s. - iEaSEc
CoEE-xfsc lover srd se'iv. Nss1
western. 2fi<l1tAr
0sTs Wsss sr5 'si~iv s~ff~. -ssfsrn 9rs<
a.
FPCFrsf0ws PEE 1uisf. Plste o as m
Fstrs Ness = 9gz- p PORK oul~t src efesfr
So Hess 30 "a ~ Ol> Nsss go 30 ~ -
Extrs PRIME ee 20 p. Lad sru an gais4
sean rendered =
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
IN CONGRESS.
Ev-spester CARLISLE Makes Fxplana-
ton ~. the House -Mpny Petitions Pre-
sented In the senate.

Ev-speaker CARLISLE Makes an Fxplana-
tion ~. the House-Mpny Petitions Pre-
sented IN tho senate.
WAsHINGToN, Feb. l7-After the
reading OF the journal in the House Mr.
Carlisle (Ky) arose and said that since
the 10Th Of January his side OF the House
had been protesting every morn
ing against the approval Of the
journal on the ground that it con-
sained an entry made by direction of
the Speaker showing the names OF GER
tain members present and not voting
LIST Friday the House adopted code Of
rules providing Tor such practice.
Against this the Democrats had protest
cd and would protest as an unconstitu-
tional practice. But IL was a question
which could not he decided In this
House and when the proper cases arose
10 would GO to some Other forum. II was
the purpose OF this side ~ he House TO
see that this occasion should be made in
ssch shape "a would cause il 70 be
Hnslly and decisively passed upon.
Therefore M now saw no reason Why
the Journal. the form Of which the
House had right % prescribe. should
not - approved. This was done.
WAsFTNeToN. Feb r. In th~ senate
2f0 petitions were presented by Senator
Dawes Mass signed bY residents Of
Massachusetts, asking Congress, under
that section ~ the constitution giving
it power 20 regulate CON nerce with
foreign nations. 70 stop ne export Of in
toxicsting liquors from tho United
States into Africa. senator Blair ".
r. presented petitions signed hy "a ooo
members Of the Grand Army 81 the
Republic in favor % pensions % army
nurses. and petitions signed By over
4. 600, 000 persons IN favor of TIE
educational bill Among other petitions
presented were several for pr diem
pension bill. for ths removal of the linn
itasiOn on pension arrears and FOR tbe
bounty - soldiers ~ The regular army
Nho served N The w. of ths rebellion.
senator FRYE Ne J. from tha select
committee N the Psciac railroads. -
ported back adversely ne Two Paciac
rsilroSd rsfunding bills referred % IL,
ard in lieu of ths1 reported an original
ST. On shs subi-ct with twe reports.
ore o. thsss reports touching the Talon
Pacific Indebtedness ard ths other the
Central Parisc Indebtedness
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
CURRENT EVENTS.

Many people in Stevens County. Kan
are suffering for food and clothing.
ioe State of Alabama is about 20 en-
ploy its women and children ccnvicts in
farming.
David Couitrur : years old, broke
through the ice a. Belvidere. H.. Sat
urday and was drowned.
Bert Walker, young dry goods clerk.
vas thrown ont Of wagon a. Aurora.
Ill, and Instantly killed
Conrad Ia Grange. a wealthy farmer.
vas killed a. Davenp port. Ia. SATURDAY
night bV sick from a horse
Governor Campbell and several prom
inent Ohio capitalists are said 20 be
seeking investments in Georgia
C. q Davis of Quebec. a Lumbar raer-
chant is short in his accounts 70 the er-
tent ~ 500. o-lo ard has skipped
!. ". Seccombe. hook seller snd sta
tioner of Rockford, H. has failed
Liabilities. s1ooe0. assets. g. o0o
Big Head. leading Sioux Indian
chieftain, attempted sai-i6e ~ hs--
- near Standing Rock y n. tut VS.
rescued No Sio9E Indian vas ever r.
fore SnoFn - attempt 20 take hfs own
Ifa
TIE sTe-rtive e0-- --~itte~ ~ ne Va
tic~sl Association ~ ps-o~ra+i- Cabs
re- n Washington Ssta-5av Raro-ss
f-or a. sections - the -cHrtrv shorsS
thst the oTFsni1stion rss In arrsus-.
condition A3iourmen- vas taks- -
Maze
Tecs Hswes ~ Rir~ nrhsr. A
~-o's t~o istf@rs Sseursav rizhs ~
-sfHi1z svi5enrs thst - i-tersas -
CO., rlt sui~iSs He 5ar1s-es II kfs
srss-s 80 sis ---fssss>- -s.-z
fohr WE tta r1rs-~ ~ NJ.
Haves wassis
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
THEY CAN'T AGREE.
Serious Differences Reporte6 Be-
tween the Kaiser ana bisnasrck.
Al IMPENDING CRISIS IN cERrASY.
a. is s@la Ehst me Chsnceilor Thre4fans
- hsslss IN Consequence ST ths
kmPerors Fsllcy ef 1sestiaf
Socialists and IAeaferN

PANS Feb lT Reports multiply ~
divergence of opiaion between Em-
peror William AID Prince Bismarck on
Tie nev policy adopted in the tressn snest
OF socialists snG lsb0ring men A. has
been noticed that on al public occasions
when this policy has been discussed lhe
Chancellor 81 present has besn silent.
and Re has made ne recantatiOn 81 MS
Wtil-kno~n opinions against sUot =
course as u now proposea unaer the
lead o. the young kmPeror.
special dispatch comes from Berl IN
"a the effect that Prince Bismarck on
Saturday had private conference With
the Emperor on he question raised by
the propositions laid before she council
Of state friaay that radical differences
were developed, that the discussion b.
came animated and the conference ended
IN serious gosrrel Tie dispatch con
eludes that fhe Chancellor threatens -
resign ana that a crisis which every
body has been expecting. has arrived
The threat has been made before. bat
never under such critical circumstances
a. at present exist Further deselau-
ments are looked forR ard 10 with ln
tense interest
Al present al labor movements ere
dwarfed by The PROJECT Il the Emps ror
William IN Germany. and erere BODY Il
waiting 80 see shat viii come out 81 the
young kaiscrs conference. IL Is not
likely that much OF Importance viii he
dsne In other countries until this strlk-
ing and unique attelspt 70 solve by one
supreme effort the long standing and
complex labor problem has resch he'd its
result
BERlIS. Feb 1.-THE Emperor Wll-
lam. IN a letter Of instruction TO the
Minister of War directs that every sol
dier shall be treated in a worthy man
ner and according 10 has legal right.
because such treatment forms the es-
sential foundation for awakening and
increasing IN him the pleasure Of serv-
ing and the devotion 10 his profession,
as we'll as love toward and oonfdenoe Ia
his officers. The Emperor severely con-
demns the ill-usage Of soldiers by on
GERS. and directs that the Generals lav
special reports before him OF any
authentic cases of tr3s nature
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

INTEND TO SHEIVE 1T.

Psriiamsnt Notified That the Goyernmen.
VIII Ignore the Parnsil Commission'- :
Report.
LoSDoS, Feb. l7.--In the House Of
Commons Mr.. Parnell asked for inlorma-
tiou as 20 the Governments intention
regarding tho report orthe special Par
nell commission.
RI. Hon. W. r. Smith. the Govern
ment leader, said the Government in
tended TO ask the House 20 adopt tho
report and 70 thank the commission for
its just and impartial conduct
Mr.. Smiths answer was greeted with
cheers, counter-cheers and laughter.
He also said that the Government
would ask the House 10 enter the re-
port on its journal lcries Of OH OH.
He further said that ne hoped. subject
20 the progress Of business in the House.
70 make a motion on Monday next TO
carry out the Governments intentions.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
TIE LoTTeRYs NEW SCHEME.

Seeking New Lease 81 life IN Louis
lana and oreriug an Enormous Bribe.
NV ORIEAEs, Feb. u The Louis
lana Lottery Company is making a oes-
perste effort 10 retain its corporate life
II has failed 10 secure charter from
North Dakota. and its next move. II is
said. will be an enormous bribe 10 the
Louisiana Legislature FOR removal of its
present charter. which will expire two
years hence. Its proposition will BE- ~
pay the entire State debt. amounting "a
from $1,000. 600 20 So. 600. 600 The
lottery is earning $3.50. GOO a month. or
50, 700, 600 per annum. net Many prom
inent Louisisnisns fear that the bri be
may be accented
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

sent hat he a likely @ be tArre5 and
fesgherea Il net driven from the oemt
munigy.
Three pears 40 Whitney became =
follower - TIE alleged CHRIST, and
Sch~elnfufth appointed him one of ne
twelve apostles viii = commission -
come - Minneapolis and muster
following whitney hss sue
oeedea IN obtaining control Of the prop
ertv q the converts who. strange &c
say. are mcsfly women he h&s also
been the means Of breaking up al least
ene family where the m2n and wife had
lived happily together for twenty ight
years. and has according 70 the step
mothers statement kidesped : young
girl and sent her 70 Zion, SchWein-
furths hssde uarters 81 kOck ford, where
her parents have SO far been
unable - reach her, although repeated
attempts have been made 20 do 80 That
the strong arm o. the law has bot been
invoked against him j. due - the tact
that the parents Of the gin 10, by
The ~sy' Is only IS years Of age did not
Rave the money g. spare with Which 10
employ an attorney 10 pay the necessary
court charges
whitney and portion Of the oolonv
controlled 10y him live al No ss4s six
teenth avenue. south The family
consists Of Irvine e. Thrail. Mrs bush.
hell, widow Who has passed her eorh
birthday, and wbo owns or did own
when she took up her residence
there considerable real estate,
Mrs. Morgan. no has been ed 70 seps.
rate from her husband after living many
years with him; Mrs. Osborne. who is
younger and handsomer than the rest OF
the female inmates. who is also
separated from her husband, and
who exercised considerable inHu
ence over the apostle; man named
Burnes, who assists Whitney: Mrs.
Whitney and last but not least Charles
Clement Whitney the chosen apos-
tie OF Jesus Christ" Its memb bers
are vegetarians in the strict sense
OF the term and never is an ounce
OF meat or fish allowed in the
house. No butter or milk is permitted,
and in cooking the smallest possible
quantity of lard is used. No tea or
coffee is ever thought Of and water
drawn from a well in the yard is the only
beverage. Such a thing as indiyid-
ual property is unknown, and every
thing belongs 10 the Lord, and, Of
course, as Charles Clement whitney
is the authorized agent OF the Lord, the
property all belongs 10 him. He treats
the inmates of the house as IL they were
children, and his word is supreme.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

xeats - mase 2Uev ean 0ss aat -
tbe iaserest fcs las arsf ten Years feF
thst parpsss Tie uioa F4eine aaa
oraae 81 rsE ger cert Interest
annasilF - their Indebtedness and 2
per oeut of tkeir indssse3 ness ann al 8
Ter nfsF years. These payments m-st
b. rsse 1t-s8nuellv and the AttoT-
Hey General - reo81red e. maks snnu2l
reports 70 Congress sho~ing that the
roads have fulfllsd the res 4irsments q
ths ball II arr 0f The roads IA -
make thsse payments withln ninety
DAYS after payment i cue then the >sc-
rst3ry q the Treasury j. empowered %
foreclose tas n0rtgsges ana take posses
Sfon
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
Uncle Sam Barred.

VICTORIA, r. c. Feb. 17.-Justice
Drake. Of the British Columbian Su-
preme Court, has just rendered de-
cisiOn which declares that the Govern
ment of the United states has no juris-
diction over Behring sea outside the
marine league limit. The question
came before the court in a civil suit
brought by Henry Baxter. of Seattle.
Wash, against Solomon Jacobs, of Vic
toria, for violating a sealing contract.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
A Murderou, ssloon-Ee.p.r

COLUMBUS, -, Feb Saturday
night at Gecrgesville, village ten miles
from, here, George Ryan, a saloon
keeper, shot Rolly Stephens through
tho neck. killing him instantly. The
ball after passing through stephens
neck. struck Napoleon Suver. by
stander. wounding him severely. He is
reported as dying.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
WASHED AWAY.
Parts OF Australia Visited by =
Disastrous Flood.
lsUHsER OF LIVES REPORTED LOST.
Hoses C.rFtsa A-@y - ths RssA "a ths
Hstsrs -Grsss Dsxkrsetiea % ths
Ors~tas CxeEs Ezcssslss
Hs4k "a ftcEsrt.-
ssNAHsAsfE FALL o. KAIS.

HsM MA1s Asfe Fall % ksfS
So FHAscIsco. Ca. Fsb IL Re
poFLs tr9m Northern Qaseasland re
csiysd by the sydney steamer ShoS that
feeds have done great damage IN that
colony. Between Dsceu oer IS and Jan
usry : f0FsJ- nine inches of rain fell
- Csras-il ana - other PLACES
the rainfall wss aszrly zs heavy
a. NeFm4stown sac railway was
nlns feet under water. A.
Croypoa mails we're carried in boa =
and RELIEF parties were sent cut 20 res
cue settlers who bad taken refuge IN the
trees Ordinarily Glastonbury creek Is
a shallow stream. but "a c0nseq uence Of
the heavy rain iI came down In a
wall of water twenty feet high.
Three houses were washed away and
many acres under cultivation along
he baaks we're flooded. resulting IN
great canage A prospector named
Co0uber With ais wife and three
chlldrsn Nere living in house on
the river bank. The house xas
washed away and toe woman and
three children were drowned
Coomber saved himself by cling
iug 70 tree through the night. where
hs vas fouad bruised, dared ana ex-
hsusted the following morning On Eel
iver over twenty people lost their lives
IN one small district, and il is expected
many more fatalities will be reported
In Victoria excessive heat was expe-
slenced in January. sunday. the 18th.
the mercury rose 20 i0i degrees in the
sh ade and ls7 degrees IN the sun.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
a QUEER WILL.

The strange Method Adopted by . Dead
Pennsylvania to Propagate the Demo
cratic Faith.
PIrTsToN, Pa. Feb. 1.-THE will os
George Wilcox. late of West Franklin.
just fled in the Bradford County court
contains some peculiar provisions. After
bequeathing to his wife snd children val
uable property and considerable sums 81
money, he leaves TO his grsndsons stated
amount and TO his granddaughter one
half the amount provided the grand
sons support the Democratic ticket both
State and National. and the grand
daughters marry Democrats or remain
single. Any one failing to comply with
these requirements forieiis his or her
share, which is 10 be equally divided
among the others. II all fail 20 comply
the estate is 70 60 20 the Democratic
National Committee.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
Women Destroy n saloor

PIcKARDsvILLE, Mo, Feb. IA
number Of women met, armed With
stones. hatchets and axes, and proceeded
TO the saloon of one Dury Davis and
smashed in all the windows and chopped
down the doors. They then carried the
bottles and kegs Of beer and barrels OF
whisky into the streets and poured their
contents into the gutter and sfterward
DESTROYED the fixtures.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
LIE PAcIEIC ROADS.

TIE Ne~ Bln Formulated ~ the senate
Cornrsltt.e elves tb- Companies Fses-f-
iuxiT Liberal Te~vus-
WAsErNsTsS. FEB The -ero~+ ~
tha Seuaee COMMITTEES n Pscifo rsii-
rosds WITH ~ hill for the funding -
ne iehs - - -osis. hss ee~n Tsas
ruhfi- II snbsfauos shs -ppo-t fnas
trat Ere ~cs3s are unahfs - ray
ts~ir isdeh+ed ssss sni. thsrefor~.
fhss the aeh.s shcBis ~ fu13ed al
ssa tine sxtsrSsi TIE hiil Prev des
tsst -. Central Psriar - ~eaufrsS -
psv ? rer -aps inbs-~st n tbesr i1ssh--
ef0ess snS = 49, -ent - - sseT 81
rnaiiY 49, sevsr- vfve vesrs. - - -
-f vhi-h rsra -ha seh- ~1ii - rafi
As he road As extensive l1r-oTs-
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
TAR AND FsATAsRs

R~s se-ts n NinnrsFahs Srh-yh
Thrrzt~n - sdwirisfer Cot ?.
Charles Cfr-~<-t uhftr~r. Tfi~sfri. -
Sehwssnfsyfh. wNo CIsfrrs - -. -.
MESSIAH
NrVxFarorEs. Ninn. FEB. So
CbsrIss c1s~ent whitneT. diseiple q
frso~Ta @-f ~si rfarth. - Eoc zf1-s.
lll $50 -lsin-s r. - ths Ckrist- hss -
his scs.s-s roas-3 =. psorls - Soats
Ml1near. els - s1-hs rif-h - sxGss-
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
Flour Mills Burued.

TERRH HArTE, Ind, Feb. 1.-THE
complete fourinF-mill Of the Terre
Haute Milling Company. composed OF
w l.. Kidder & Sons. capacity GOO bar
rels daily. burned Saturday night, csus-
ing a total loss Of 800. 600 on buildings.
machinery. 1000 barrels of -four. wheat
and other stocks. Insurance. about $40
COO, mostly in the Millers' Mutual com
panies
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

NEW YORK.. Feb. Il Isaac Jacobs. a
resident of Brooklyn. shot Herman Roy
ozinsky dead Sunday morning. He then
fired bullet into the neck Of the mur-
dered mans wife and afterwards blew
ont his own brains. Royozinski and his
wife objected 10 Jacobs attentions TO
their niece, knowing the latter 10 be
married man. and this. it is supposed,
was the cause Of the tragedy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

a Kansas Far@srs wife ssa Three Cht-
area Bts Before Bis Eyes

WiCHITA. ksn Feb i7 The wife
ard three children of NJ Kerr. .
fzYmee. fifteen miles south % here. we're
burned 70 death Saturday morning be-
fore daylight Kerr aud has Nife occu-
plea rooms on the second foor
OF the house, and being aroused
b discovered that the house
~ss fan ~ smoke. He WAS nearl :
s-t0cated, and, going 20 window,
found 10 Impossible 10 rescue his wife
RE threa himself out and ped. The
lower foor, where the three children
were sleeping was in a blaze. II was
over two miles 70 the nearest neigh b0r's
house
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

Both ths method ard results when
nyrup u higs is taken IL Is pleasant
aad refreshing - the saste, aad acts
gently yet promptly oa ths Kidneys,
Liver and BoEels, cleanses the sys-
tem edectuAlly, dispels eolds. had
aches snd feyefs snd cures habitual
Constipation. syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of is kind ever pro-
duced. pleasing u the taste and ac-
eePtable % The stomach, prompt in
IA action and truly beneficial Ii i1s
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend il
70 al and have made il the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs Is for sale In SOC
and 81 bottles h7 ell leading drug
gistA Any reliable druggist who
may not have il on hand viii pro-
cure b. promptly for any ono who
wishes % Try It. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA RIO syrup co.
sfs FGaacsc0 c4l.
tooisNHlE. ~. Ssw f0Rs. ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
smaII-Po. Epidemic in Texas

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Feb. i7-Late
reports from the smallpox infected dis
tricts along the Rio Grande show an ap-
palling mortality list. On ono ranch in
Duvsl County 147 out of $50 employed
were stricken with the disease and six
ty-five of them died There is scarcity
OF nurses and physicians.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

WAsHrNGToN, Feb. Il. - Secretary
Tracy took advantage of the bright
clear weather and drove over to the
Navy Department. His appearance
there, after a fortnights absence, was
the signal for a slight furry of excite
ment His office was immed ately be-
sieged by callers, both official and
social, but he didn't see many people.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

IaTrtsrEH Pa Fsh 11-T7ss Tsn-
coln Nstiorsl Bank. vhich RS been
plurasrs1 ~ Ceetlsr Bad sns , "
Huil. hss ,less1 ifs doors urss- .bs
orders - Rsnk Fran lner Greene u is
reported thst ire 5sfzi-stion - ulurh
larger thsp ne frst sstir7sso. -wti~t
plsoes tbs snotrrf st betv.sr sss poe
svS fAf GOO
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
Close Of the sseur,rF..t

NEw ORLEANS. Feb. f7.-The saen-
gerfest closed Saturday night with a
brilliantly successful concert. a. whics
the attendance was larger than at any
previous occasion. At = meeting =. the
delegates Il was decided 70 hold the next
saengerfest ~ Cleveland in lso3. Louis
vile was a candidate for the honor. but
witharer. ard The vote ~as unanimous
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

fTFrsr0 - -
CsTTTF ps-zsf r1a1s-zf.lr sesfrs a- 8a~sr
s-1 - ~ .rs so-o1rt srd r~ic.s rithert srs-
terra rrzngs cluof sfirrs Ttnge< - - "a
r - Fnol - fs1~T stfrr're Steers A. "a
80 frr ~0rrrr - Fnaf =. = "a - -
s-fehf~s stes~s . Ezz r - s+-ess-f . r
o 9 f-~ Tsrare e. "a g - Fe~1ers =
3SO0 ~ cows sl1a8s ~ Rulss. ~ 30
- fcT -. Caves
EcGs- Nsr~r+ fst-ir s-rf-. 49, - l9~~-
~s.-s wr-s rsfr 81 e 60 r 80 rs~4
s. a. = - -esTe ps~xinf " ssz< - ~
rrTer . - J isg aeB-v rsaxins srs sssr
rrf -
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
DOM PEDRO.
A Increment 10 Make Him President Of
the Republic on Foot in Brazil.

PARIS Feb. IA close friend Of
Dom Pedro says ne has received a let
ter from Brazil announcing that the
movement there 20 place the eK-Em-
peror ia nomination for Presi-
dent OF the republic is strength
ening and spreading. The En-
perer has been informed Of the inten-
tion Of his friends and they await his
consent 10 the use OF his name. The
Emperor has already expressed his
willingness 10 return TO Brazil in any
capacity. public or private, it being his
supreme desire 10 be allowed 10 die
among his people.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
Crime Of n Drunken wso.

CoLUNHus, O. Feb sunday after
noon william Dobn. = timer and dealer
in iron cornices. while drunk went 70
bis house and shot his wife inricting
severe wounds in her head He then
pat ball through his brain. killing
himself instantly. The deceased was -
years old. jealousy. IL is supposed. vas
tho cause ~ Tho deed
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

nrs NoIvEs. IA. FEB farmers
q Northern lovs srs nov preparing for
TIE springs work SHOULD She present
fns weather continue. within tie uart
Two weeks SINAI grain vii % sewn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
To Elect Non-Citiren..

GAINESVILLE, Tex. Feb. 17.-The
Chickassw Legislature has passed res
olution appropriating several thousand
dollars 10 meet the expense OF equip
ping the tribal militia which will he
called out for the purpose of ejecting
from the nation the non-citizens who
persist In refusal to pay their permit
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
st. Lout, 90 Hav. a pig Bank

ST. Louis. Feb. 17.-The Bostman's
Savings Bank.one OF the oldest financial
institutions in st. Louis. will on March
become the Boatmans National Bank.
with capital Of 81. 600. 600. the largest
in S. Louis, The capital is now 81,
600 600
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

Bt1TrvoRE Nj Feb ~ The four
teenfh annual encsrprnent r ths D-
partuent ~ Mars snd. Crsn5 Army -
TIE Reur hlic. vii commence Tuesday
in TIE Academy ~ Music snd pia cioss
on We 5~ez9zg.