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The Iola register., 1890-11-07
An Actor Convicted.

New York, Nov. 2.-Charles Crumley,
the actor, otherwise known as Webster,
who on August 10 last shot and killed
Robert McNeill. a young engineer,
whom he suspected of being criminally
intimate with his wife, was convicted
in the general sessions court of man
slaughter in the first degree. The jury
in his case has been out twenty hours
The Iola register., 1890-11-07
Firebues at Work.

ERIE, Pa, Oct 3L-This city has suf-
fered severely recently from the work
of frebugs and Wednesday night fires
broke outin four different parts of the
city In one instance three families
barely escaped with their lives. Ferdi-
nand Fescher was arrested on suspicion
and other arrests will follow.
The Iola register., 1890-11-07
Package Houses Close.

TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 2.-The original
package houses are closing here. Only
one remained open at noon. Caldweli's
decision is received with JOY by the Pro-
hibitionists and is regarde,. as final
decision of the question.
The Iola register., 1890-11-07
The Deadly Cigarette.

PHILADELPHIA Nov. Frank Sherer,
aged six years and nine months, who
was accompanying his mother from Ba-
varia to this city on the steamship
Westernland, died at sea Tuesday from
sickness caused by smoking q cigarette.
The Iola register., 1890-11-07

Foul poisons that accumulate in the
blood and rot the machinery of the sys-
tenn, are ersdicated and expelled by using
Prickly Ash Bitters, a medicine that will
notfrritate the stomach or bowels. Il acts
in gentle manner on these delicate organs,
and restores health in every case.
The Iola register., 1890-11-07

ToREGULITEt the stomach, liver and bowels,
and promote digestion, take one of Carter's
Little Liver Pills every night Try them.
The Iola register., 1890-11-07

A GOOD rule in reading is not TO let your
voice fall too suddenly; it might get
cracked.-Bing ghamten Republican
The Iola register., 1890-11-07

You make no mistake if you occasionally
give your children DIR. Bulls Worm De-
stroyers. 1t is nice candy and while it
of good.
The Iola register., 1890-11-07

CHECK Colds and Bronchitis with Hale's,
Honey of Horehound and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minuta
The Iola register., 1890-11-07

''YEs, all my houses are rented except the
new one which is the best of all" Last
but not leased, ehr'-Munsey's Weekly
The Iola register., 1890-11-07

"WHAI's thati" That's kalcidoscope.n
"ls itl When does it begin to collideP'-
The Iola register., 1890-11-07

The wagon-spoke to the wheel and said it
made him tired to be connected with such
low fellees as he was, but he was sur
rounded by circle through which he could
not break.-Beston Courier
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9ie Tarnter Mutau,,

tpel6e in Dallas taete. bat bic folgen>
ben 8ei6liRe angenommen:
- Mir Derlangen ban uuferen &ons
erebpertretsrn ben Wiberruf aller bic
NrbeitstlaKen beorifenbeu @efeBe. Cine
Steuer fol- auf ole gisentbums<W Berthe
erboben tperben, bamit Die Qurusgesen.
ffdr6e ibren polen She'll tragen.
p Mir ~Derlangen undergraduate Cob.
unb 5ilberprdgung unb geniigsnoe Nus
gabe bon 9aD;ergelb. obne Snterbention
Der WaiionGlbanfeu.
81 Mle 2daoereien ioIen fir 6eim
fditen fir omeritanii9e 8iireer 3uriid.
bebalten mer6en.
~ Wir perlanaen Staats. unb Buns
bestontroIe iiber ole Sransportmittel i'm
SutereKe bes Bottles. Die pirtli1e Ra.
~pitalonlage foa fhr bic Gorporationet
bic Bafs bilben ftir Die 8eitimmung Der
S%iDibeubea.
s. Wir ~berlangen bon Der 20. 2egis.
latur cine &euifon BON 8eIeken. mo-.
bur6 Der petli9e She'll unferes Staa.
tes ben ipirfliden a~nfieolern often febt.
81 Wir befirnorten bic grri1tung
BON 6abriien fur Baumwolpafaeug In
nerboIb uniercr 3u6tbdufer. oomit bic
6armer gegen bic ueberuortbeiIune BON
Monopolen geidibt iab.
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@rmnthiaens fir bic ehmad,en.

60 LANCE pas benz GrI0i&en nabe eetensfant&en
hberbaupt ned Su frii&er Glutb ansefa9t perben tam,
70 LANCE lift aud nod 9Ohnuns fur ben i&paden nnb
absesehrten aranfen. eafet ibn resbalb nhat Der Gers
%speiEuus anbeimfauen, iDnbern f6bet ibm erneute 2ee
benshoFnuns elm, inbem ibr ibm 5eiset, bab eS elm
boot mtrfIameS Mittel CUR MISUNDERSTANDING Der sz
~funtenen 9eben8traft sibt. Dant ieinen unperslethiid
tttmultrenben Giseni&aften belebt Spitetter's Masenz
bitRrS tdslid bic 9raft in ben 8brpern unb bic 9pff=
nuns i'm @emntbe BON Tauienoen i9pd9li9er unb ner=
p6fer 8ranten. Nppetit, erfriiGenber SHlaf, geiunbe
Earbe, bus iinb bic MprSensaben, NIT pelhen ba8
gitterS ale Dtejentsen bei6enft, pel9e it9 feiner pprs
i@rift8mdbtg bebienen. Die manselbafte Werbauuns
ptrb Interchangeable, bas binne 8Iut bereihert un6
iebeS lebenipenbenbe unb lebenerbaltenbe Organ bes
a6rpers pirb ~eefrdftist bur@ baS 8itters, baS, felbif
benz @aunen garter unb perrbbnter Damen munbenb,
gang resetabiltf&er .3uiammenfesuns unb eurGaus
ftder unb ~sefahrlc8 ju nebmen 1T. @ebrauht e8 unb
setpiuu bic sei&punbenen 9rdfte piebs.
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sWeuigfetten.
e nlauO.

~ ~ ! " ~ "
Ser Wstterberi6t beg Ndsrbau,
departments in Wafbinstom fit Die oers
fpHene Wo6e lautet: Webr dig ben
gen6bnli1en &egenfau batien bic 5taaz
ten: Ittanias, MiKouri, SeuneHee.
&eNtudD, Birginia unb i'm Ofea Die
beiben Cardinals. ueberrei9li1en @es
genial botten bic n6rbIiden Sbsile BON
alabama. Georgia unb ein3elue @egen.
ben in 2ouiftana, MiIfifppi unb Seras.
SIN augemeinen mar Der &egenfau in
ben Golffaaten geringer, als ct i'm
Our6f@nitt um biefe Sabres3eit su
ieiu pfIest.
= SIN 8unbesienate tpurSe bic ib>
li6e @ebd6tniBfeier :3u @bren beg SCI
Motors ged DON Gentudp o~bgebalten.
Blad5urn belt bic oaupt=Stebe au gb.
rem bes 8erftorbenen.
J Sm 3eprdfentantenbauie wutbe
ttber BITE 5dmaI5Detfdli6ungs.8 iu OBJ
geffimmt. @s muroen a~bgegebea: ia
@timmen bafiir llnb A 6agessn. gs
NOR bemna6 fem Quorum b~orbanben
unb es muB nod einmal iibsr bic Bin
abgeiimmt merben.
= Inter ben Mrbeitern Der groBen
@hicaaoer @iebb6fe lit Elm Strife aus
gebro1en.
= Gbauncep Depem, Der prdiioent
Der Stem Dorfer @entrals8 abn. spfems,
ldBt ii1 bur1 ben groBen Strife, Der
unter ben Mnseife1ten bieier 8aba aus
gebroben 1T, ni6t if6ren. CT miro
feline 8ergnitgungs.Sour bur1 europa
mid unterbrefen unb mirb Dor @nbe
September Ei@t in Sem Oort 3urtd
ernartet.
Muslanb.
- RaiIer WiIbelm bat einen So
Seiten laugen 8rief tber bic @ntlaHung
oes Gltften 8ismard Oft ben Raiier
5rans Soiepb bonO eferrei@ geldrieben.
Wie es beiBt, ion biefer Brief oemnd9ff
aud ber0Hentli9t perben.
= Sn Der umgegenb bon Berlin fols
len angebli6 einige @bolerafdle borses
tommen feiu..
= Die nGranffurter 3eiturs" oer>
6Hentli6t einep amtli9en 8eridt BON
eiuem @omite Der amerifaniI1en @eues
ral. @oniuln, bic iingif-i In Baris cine
8eriarmlung abbielten. eeSn benz Be-
rl6te tpiro bic Nadriht in Abrebe &c.
ftelt, baB bic Barrier @onferen3 f9 au
@uniten elmer miloeren Mntpenbun9
Der 8efimmungen Der McGinIep Bill,
tuo3u fe gar feline Mutoritdt unb feinen
Wuni6 befdBen, ertldrt, unb cemgemdB
nod Wafbington te~legrapbirt bdttsr.
Sbr 3ped lei lebisli9 bet gepelen, cine
berartise MobiH3iruug bes @sfeBes ana
3uffreben, baB bierour9 cine fefte unb
ber 8iligfeit entipre9enbe 4nDenburg
Der MaBnabme gefi9ert tperbe, Inn benz
Iegitimen eurDpdii9en 9anbel nit Mmes
rita geiebliden Sdub su ber!eiben.
- Die 8erliuer up0f" duBert, &uB-
Lamb foIe bic 4ufri1tisteit ieines Wur=
i9es nod Der grbaltuna bes Griebens
babur6 beweiien, ocB es einem uebers
eiafommen aufimme. bsm3ufolse bic brei
GroBmd6te glei13eitig hire an ben ges
geufeitigen 8ren3en a~nsebduiten Srups
pen aurid3ieben.
-Sm 9afen bon ct. Nasaire bobrte
ber fran36Ri6e Sampfer ..Nmerique"
ben enslifden Dampfer .&ebbroot" in
ben @runb. SO ertranfen babel brei
perfouen.
= 9ie ct. p~etersbureer ,Nopoie
Wremia" ertldrt. bob nod ben taiierlis
den 8eratbunsen Die Bolitit Sefers
rel@s auf Der 8altans0 albtniel nod bic
einaige 8ebrobuag bes Jriebens bilbe.
Mufri@tige Greunbe bes Griebens ioIten
5u elmer 8erfdnbisuna aut 8slsitiaung
bieier fortmdbrenben Auele Der @efabr
geIangen.
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. Qoiler miIbeIm TT. bot nm 5

= 3aiier WiIbeim II. bat on ben
greiien 5elbmarfdJol Moltfe elm 0anb.
f&reiben gerihtet, In peIhem er ihn In Der
berali9ften @eife our Sbeilnabme all
ben eroben RaiiersM anbberu in S9Iess
mig. 6oIfein einlabet. @r foae,-
f1reibt er.-menn ss feline @einn6beit
nur irsenbmie g%eftatte. Mot perfdumen,
ienem militdriIden S6auipiele heiju,
wphnem.
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Mdbrenb Wm. 6utdeion DOT

- MdbreEb Wm. 6ut9eion BON
Benton, Sls., i'm %oersaugeuen Septsm.
Der auf einem 8ieb. unb pferbefauFgss
i6aft in Seras mar. lpurbe er, permutb=
lid in Golse beg WedfeIs bes Srinf,
tpoliers BON einem beftiaen NnfaG BON
@bolera Morbus unb Diarrboe beimgss
fu1t. Gin Npotbefer rietb inn. Cham.
berIains gplic, @bolera unb Siarrbos
&emebp 3u nebmen. Sie 5peite Dolls
betpirfte cine bplQfdnbige Sur unb er
empfieblt bas Mittel Nnberen oneeIe.
gentli1f. Gum Berfauf su 25 unb so
Gents per GlaI6e bel 81. @ohn & Co.,
s. Raltspsr & Son uuO alen Drug
giien.
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!. Ser 7Oidbrioe Motbew Mrr

Der ~70idbrise Watbstu Nrms
ftrOng in Grafton, 3d., fogt, baB er Tee
ben gommer, 70 LANCE ct fiG su erinnera
meiB, nit Diarrboe geplast mar. gr
bat Diele Diebiaiuen Deriu&t, aber ni6is
fommt gbamberIain's @olie, @bolera
uno Diarrboea &emeop gleiH. Siefes
Mittel uirit prompt, 1T tets suberIdfRg
unb NIT Wafer bermifdt leidi 5u neb-
men. 4u9 2inoer m6gen es. Gun.
8erfauf bel u. @obn d Co., 8. 9alts
eper & Sobn unb aleu Druggifen.
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Sr. u. s. Soa, Der lett 1868 In
Nortb gn9liib, Soma, prattiairt. fast,
peri9reibt bdufa @bamberlains golie,
Cholera uno Oiarrboea &enebp.
neil ct es dig 3uperldiRg fennt. Gum
8ertauf bel sc. @o6n & Co., s. &aIt=
eper & Sobn un6 allen 9rug9iften.
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= 4uf einem .,foreirten llebunsss
Mari9", ben bieIer Sage elm baDrif9es
Snfanterie. Regiment smii6en Mart.
brett unb @ibeIftabt auradleete ipurben
40 bonn Sibi9las befa0en. Drei Der.
ieIben itarben iofort uuo II IiegeH i'm
Gterben.
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er 9ie Melt @nb .BaIo{t @eieu,

nr Die Meft .gnb sBaIafts @eiens
i9aft bermietbet ibreu pabilon an Sc,
feli9aften, @labs unb pribatsp erionen.
sic liefert Den Sronsport bonn llfer
nod benz pabilon, fopie g%rfriidungen
allsr Nrt gu ben n~ie0rigifen Yreiien.
Man tpenbe f@ on s. 6. Wiltiuion.
gde 8urlefOn' unb Mesquite : 5traBe.
Selepbon 79.
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say 8usee. unb Wagen.S d9er ans
eefertist uao au~seebefert. Nlte Sdttel
unS @el@irre reparirt, ge6lt, ges unb
b~erfauft. Neue 8ef6irre gu mdBigen
preiIen. peitI9en. Rumpte, @eidirre,
Gdmme &C. bel Cameron. No. 8
Neeauias Strabe. PAT, 10
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@abl : Mm5ei9e.

Bif Fnb autoriIrt, Germ R. 81. Martt.
ne3 oils 6anbibaten fir @ieberbabl fir bas
slmt oss RonfabIers beS l. Vrceinfts
bon 8erar GouItb ansujeioen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-25
sfbal GrDHmans.

SRI. 0irginia &offp tpirb ibre
beuti9: englif@e pripat.S 6ule [9lo. 21O
grodet=S traBe) ben L. September pie.
Der er0hnen.
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@eu,S Sair Balkan.

@enn grau, felt &c ifufenpeife bic Garbe
pieber Der, tIssantes 9cilettenmittel. so @ts.,
$500 bel Dru9sifsn, Ooer 81 OO,6laf6e frantc
per Grpreb $l.O0.
q. g. @eIIs, Ssrfep Gitb, n. 8
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..Monah on Std"

BELT Sautausf&ld9e, YimpelS. &inspurm,
saisas5, erfrorens sabe, 6roabeuIsa, &C..
fdwiire, sbp. gersiffuns, frodenc GIe6te,
aopfausfdIaa. SO gts. Bel 9rusaifsn Obsr
per @of. g. 9. @ ellis, SerIsb GitY u. 8.
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Gtab1irt 1866.
Thos. Coggan K Bros.
Gan Nmtnuip. yeros.
Gan Mntonio, geras.

S6em aefaaen.
game 3t.
gr absrooabeIea saananDi gr iasn senou. pI@en gBeu9 Nes snRrurent b.
Wr baben bic Snfrunene faf aur bebmraqen6en Sabrhn probnt uni nr bic Mens
tusn Srinsn bebafen, pdde mir fir bic befen tuen.
Mr meni n unfeem @efbaf mbr &atal anaeat n8 ollie NuGaUen. Gambler in TWas
auiamnsnsnomasns NIB . mir r boar aufm, 10 erbaaea mir bic niDrsfen gnfe
aMr elm gfdsniAes nb Eabieg @ei4at auIMbaut nb mabem unkre Qdnanun bibdirn.
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SIN faGe bon aranf6eit sber
nn9liid 9endbren mir ifetS
langere 3eit. Mit Gbpptbeten.
Noten fann bis ni9t sefdeben.
8ir braudjen un ere Moten
nnb Siderbeiten nidt an 8aa,
fiers ober @elnberleiber su
trausferiren, ur, nit bent 9eIb
unfer @efGdft peiteraufIbren.
mir brauden nidt tobe
@reiie su berehnea fir Sn.
%frumente, tnelde mir auf SET
berfaufen, nm bic 8infen an
gcridahe berausaufdlassn.
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Wir terfaufen 9ianos unb
Sraeln 10 nieoris eegen baar
oeer auf 10 Isidte 3ablunsen
bin pie irsenb Elm Saus i'm
.Morben onsr siibcn.
Wir Doaen feline Noten ocer
St9erbeit, psna mir @ianos
ocer Sreeln Serfaufen. @ir
reieroiren nns bas anred)t auf
bas S%nfrument.
NOten ionnen leidt britten
Rerfonsn iibertra9en tperben,
inel6e bic @inlofuns berielben
erspinsen.
Oies 1T febr pi6tig, ba bi
tpertbIps tnb.
nnfere &~eferen3e1t fino ole
Senen, nelde bic Gmerior
ni1t sefeben baben, f0nnen nj
beren S%nitrumente feben, iie |
iueI9e 0ualitdt unb nn,fang
trefen. DieS 1T bic anfi9t a
Sir finb Staat8> Naenien
tbuidet unb s. q. gale & 60
@ir baben siuei Sorten DO
faufeu mir fit $75, bic anbers
Srnere unb bic 0ualitGten Ia
Dir fiihren fir 8boIefaIe
ebenfo Muitf in Bldttern, 8al
Infer 8orratb In Soften III
@ir fenben auf applifatio
Snfranenter, Wuffalien, SO
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-08-14

Manager Ito now stage carpenter)-
A part Of your duty will De occasionally
TO steal the leading ladys diamonds.
Carpenter-I suppose ! shall 80 literally
rewarded for returning them. Manager
Rewarded? NJ, sir L you are not
willing to take the diamonds Tor your
services viii hire somebody else.
jewelers. Weekly
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-08-14

Sunol trotted in 2:ll4 at Buffalo Fri
day, breaking the 4-year-old record
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HOUSE

ifOL 81
WAsuNGToN, Aug THE Speaker
laid before the House Wednesday the
conference report on the original pack
age bill which was adopted The
House then went into committee Of the
whole on the genera deficiency bill
WAeuINGroN, Aug In the House
Thursday resolution was adopted call
ing on the Postmaster General for
copies Of the agreement fol. the trans
portatiou Of mails between the United
States and foreign countries A bill
was passed making the Interstate com
MERGE law applicable TO unincorporated
express companies. The House then
went into committee Of the whole on
the general deficiency bill
WAsHINGToS. Aug .. In the House
Friday consideration Of the general de-
ticiency bill was resumed. the pending
question being on the amendment
granting months extra pay to en-
ployes Of the House and senate. The
amendment was lost. The evening SEES
sion was devoted to the consideration OF
private pension bills.
WAsHlNar0N, Aug. lin the House
Saturday the senate Joint resolution ac-
cepting from the Grand Army Of the
Republic a statue of General Grant was
passed Mr. Enloc tTenn). rising to a
question Of privilege. said that pending
a roll-call he had started to leave the
chamber to attend to some business, but
the door-kecper would not permit him
to pass out, declaring that it was the
order Of the Speaker not 70 allow mem
bers to leave during Toll-call He Of
fered resolution providing for a
reprimand for the door-keeper for
his action Mr. Enloe said the
Speaker had No authority to issue
orders to subordinate officer
OF the House which would
interfere with members per-
sonal rights and privileges Speaker
Reed said the resolution was one on
which the House itself should pass
The rules Of the House provide for OBJ
tanning and retaining quorum. For
the accomplishment Of this purpose
the rules require that the doors
should he closed whenever 4 call
OF the House was ordered
such closing Of The doors, in his opinion,
was intended to prevent members from
leaving the chamber He had issued
no order IN regard to the matter but
had stated his opinion as given above
in response 10 a question by the door
keeper, and the latter had acted upon
it, The resolution was referred to the
Judiciary committee.
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~ For information IN reference to Lands and
Towns owned by the Chicago. Milwaukee Il ST
Paul Railway Company. write to II. c. Hugan,
Land Commits oner. Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-08-14

English SPAWN Linimeut removes all
Hard Soft or Caloused Jumps and Blem
ishes from horses, Blood Spavins, Swee-
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Sprains, all Swollen Threats Coughs,
Etc. Save $50 by use OF one bottle War
ranted the most wonderful Blemish Cure
ever known Sold BY Stone 4 HaSSell
Druggist, Lancaster. 4
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Itch, Mango, and Scratches Oh human
or animals cured III SO minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion THIS never
fails Sold by Stone X Hasse. Drug
giStS. Lancaster
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No 20 How to Make and save Money on
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Summary OF a Weeks work IN the SEN
ate and House.


WAsHyGToy. Aug. The senate
on Wednesday continued the tariff dis
cussion. Senator Frye tMe) said that
in the recent letter written 10 him By
Secretary Blaine. the latter's criticism
Of the Mckinley measure vas confined
solely TO the provision admitting sugar
gree % duty. and this ne had criticised
because the free-sugar provision was
not accompanied By provision that
would open Up the South American
markets TO the prod Of North Amer
can farms
WAsHlNGToy. hHg. SIN the Senate
Thursday the tariff discussion was re-
sumed, and number 81 amendments
reducing rates provided for in tie iron
schedule were rejected
Senator Allison (Ea.) presented the
conference report on the sundry civil
appropriation bill The bill. he said.
as ii passed the House had carried
SIS, 100000 and had been increased by
the Senate about $, 600. 600 The net
reductions agreed to In the conference
committee amounted 10 s3.7O6 600, so
that the bin carried under the confer
ence report so. s59. COO The report was
ordered printed
WA-HISeToN. Aug. AFTER some
preliminary business in the Senate on
Friday the conference report on the for
titication bin was taken up and agreed
to. The conference report on the sun
dry civil appropriation bill was taken up
and passed. The concurrent resolution,
providing for the transfer, with Mrs
Grants consent of the remains OF Gen
eral Grant from New York to Arlington
Cemetery at Washington was agreed to-
The tariff bill was further discussed
WAsHNGTOS. Aug. lin the Sen
ate Saturday Senator Hoar (Mass.) in
troduced a resolution intended to limit
the time to be devoted to debate on any
measure. 1t was referred The debate
on the tariff bill consumed the rest Of
the session.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-04-04
THE vICTORs HONORED.

The Bicycle Club Banquets Its Polo
Champlona-TO Take spin This Al.
terno0n-Mr. Weaver Thinks OF q
Ride 20 California.
Last night very pleasant event occurred
at the rooms of the New Haven Bicycle club
The occasion was banquet rendered to the
pionship of the bicycle league, and finished
the past season with record of eight
straight victories. II was an enjoyable spread
and the boys did justice to the good things.
Those who sat down were President Kinney,
Captain Perkins, Assistant Manager Lsrom
and Messrs. Andrews, Jones, Bronson, Morse
and Coan, the members of the polo team.
After the merrymaking was over Mr.. A. R.
Andrews, who captained the team, presented
each of the members with a valuable little
souvenir In remembrance of the good work
the men had done.
The occasion was one very informal, but
greatly enjoyed by those participating.
After the supper was over and all were
ready for the festivities that followed, Presi-
dent Kinney made a speech to the members
Of the polo team expressing the pride that
club felt for its polo representatives during
the season, and complimenting them on their
success. Mr.. Andrews replied to him In be-
half of the team with remarks that were
highly appropriate of the occasion.
At two O'Clock this afternoon the members
Of the club will take ride on their wheels as
far as Branford Point. Among those who will
run are Capt. Perkins, Messrs. Andrews, ].
Perkins. Fisher, Smith, Bronson, Cox
Palmer, Pickett, Larom, Buckus and
Weaver.
Mr.. Weaver, a member of the local club
I'll 11re ALL "a l. L. L.
tention to ride from this city to California OF
his Wheel