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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-08-11
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II. T.. Die MSgentinii6e &epublit 1T
lange 3eit auf ben tbr friiber fat ungez
iDobnten Bfaben oeS SrieDens genanbelt
uno bat tpdhrenb bieLer 3ett in Nderbau,
6anOeI nno 8ertebrn lolhe Sorti6rttte gez
mabt. 0aB man boffen uno logar nit eintz
gem Jte6t erDarten fnnn, Bic GepoIutton
Der lebten Sage iperoe nit ben tpenigen gez
meIbeten &dlnpien mirfli6 beenoet Ieiu ur,b
al6balo tDieoer ben Dei6dftieungen bes
SrteOenS tpeiben, Diellet6t unter Der iteuen
Sronung Der 0inge 3uglei6 init einem2lnz
lauf gu beilereu Stnan5oegbaltnifien.
Inter ben @erfen jener ldngeren grte>
oensepohe lit zines Der berborra9enD1ten,
men1 au9 ptelletdt ni6t zines Der f~liigIter
uno niiblt0lten Die NnIageber StaDt
ga Blata alS 6auptitaot Der 9ronins
8uenos NDres, in elmer @%ntfernung bon
nur etDa sreiBig engl. Wtetlen bon her
8unoesbouptitaOt 8uenos NDres. 9ie
neue Staot erbebt it6 i'm Sibolten Der
alten nabe benz ufer bes Ga 8lata= Strip
mes, an elmer SteIe, Die Dor pier Sab
rem nod etne WtloniB mar. So6. miro lire
8eD0lfcrun9 .idon auf 60,000 @innobner
ange9ebeu, ul1o at 0ffentli6en 8ront6auz
ten i6ertrtfft lie ale Stdbte be5 2anoes.
Die G~eieBgeber Der Br0uins baben IS fir
nOtbig seDalteu, Der Stabt aud ibren eioes
nen groBdrtigen Safen 81 geber, Der am
20, We0r5 Oieies Sapres ulter SrObenUeiers
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-08-11
m6d1enHid1e Juinois Staats5eitut,e, 1rlontae. Il. 2lusuf 1890

Iid1feiten er0ifnet porDen tit. 0ie Waiiers
perhGltnille oes Strontes itnb BET ga Rlata
etiDa Die e~leid9el, Dte BET 8uenos NDres.
10 DAB obne fititliben 6afen Die 9roberen
fa6rseuge in ytelelfoptioher" @ntiernung
pom ltier bQtten anlegen millem.
un0eid0r 4} e1lgl. Wleilen POM ga Blata,
suiiben ben 8oriprInsen Yunta Sara uno
Wtagoalena, gelt Dem el9entIiden llfer entz
lang cine Booenientung, Die Der Strom
aus9efiitlt bat. 0ieler Waiierlauf hetBt
9tjo Santiago. @r lit gebDrtG Dertteft
tporoen uno btloet Die 2ufabrten 3u ben
eigentli6en !Dafetbeden. Nuf Der elltelt
Geite bat er etne, auf Der atloerei1 Spet Wtln1
ouugen in Den offenen SGrom. Der Oelpt1
bafen, 0rano 9od genannt, lit Elm Sedet
bon 1865 SUB 2Gnge unb 1872 SUB Brette
bel 26 SuB Waiertiefe. Die SGn8e Der
2uais an ibm betrdgt iiber 5000 SUB.
9tad 9toroen lit CT nit Dem Gantia9obafen
burch einen 9a1aL perbunDell, uno ant anz
Deren Gnbe meitet er ii6 81 ei1ent groBen
0eden, ne!dles ben Deldoenen Ghiffen DdS
Q8enoen gum 3psde oeS t6inauSfabrens err
m0gli0t. Die @ebdube, msl6e Die langen
Quais etnnebnlen louet, limb nod ntdt
aIe pollenbet; nod lan9e 3ett tperben
6unoerte bon Waurern lino 3immerIeuten
Sort su tbun baben. Sin iebr GROCER Tbeil
Der 2aQer5duier Dirb Gigentbum Der vGDm>
pa4nie be MuelIes b Oepoiitos" (Quais nnb
3agerbausgeie1i6af) iein, tpelde Ga 8lata
gu ibre1n 6auptgeihdItsplas MAIDEN 81
tDolien l6et1t.
Ser &anal, bur6 tpeldben Die S6tfte
aus Dem Ga 8lata in Die eigentliben 0afenz
beden ~eelaugen, lit ilber fllnf engl. l)fetlen
lana uro ibetls nit Quooerlteinel, tbetls
nit StGmmen etn0efaBt. g9el6e ungeheure
Softer Die @rbauung oieleS SanalS lotple
Ser bafenbedeu lelbit gen1att bat, fam
man aus ber G6atla6e entire bmen, oaB Die
&ontraftDren eS rdtblnm ul1o portbellbaft
fanben, BON ben Steinbriihen in Uruguay,
oeneu oe5 Steinmaterial entnpmnlett tDuroe,
bis our Settle cine it6er elf engl. Wfeilen
lange @iienbabn gu ballert, dltt lpeldDer lehS
QofonlotiDen ut0 100 QSag9ons berfpenoet
iDeroen. 700 Wlanu fanoen bort an00uernoe
8elmGltigurg. 0as Wtauermert I'M groBen
6afenbeden entDalt Iber 5 WtlItpnen Tt1
biftub Steinnatertal uno 10000 Sonnen
Cement. 9a5 Be6en faBt q WtiliDnelt
Sonnen Waiier.
90 9lata bat nun obne 3tpetfel iiber etnen
auberorbentli1 itattlthen unD foltlpielt9en
6aTen 3u perfiigen; leioer a6er lit 81 be-
flrtoten, bab Derielbe 1T Be3iebung ouf
Gerfe6r Die auf Jpn eeleBteu 6offnungen
niAt erfiiuen tpirb. 8uenos Qlpres, cine
Staot BON nobesu elmer balben Wilion @ins
tpobnern uno nit allen alien @el6Gftsoers
binbunge1, tpirb Die neue 9febenbublertn
ni6t auffommen laien, 3umal, ba es aE6
in ben lebten Sabren inter glet6 enormem
&oltenaufiponbe nit 6dfenbauten perleben
woroen lit, Die ben 9r0Bten SeeOampfern Die
gtrfabrt 9~eltatten iperoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-08-11
DfrHuEuTtR

,,ont grontem bag 9ebet unertrdsli6 unb fabrt Of
anm @elbitmprb. 11nbebaSlt&feit naa benz G5iIen,
SaStr;She8 Sppipet, S1bbretnen, Masenlanrs
Seiit1ae Nbspanauns II. {. 70. iinb haufg ete Tolse
SteieS 10 aaseneinen rnb thinner l1!e9r nm lm9 9retfenS
Ben llebels. Spep'8 @ar1apartaa fttnlrtltrt ben lfd9en1
rest ben Nppettt an, befIrpert selnnos 9ereasnnSs
iinSoert aaftriSAes ~Sppfpeb, bettert bag Seriittb aus
unS furftrt bic bartnadisitea Safe Don 0pSpeplle.
Sit tdtrsAlidbesa 3mHaatN.
CHI vsrbonfe bic Grbaltuns metnes 9ebens Sppb'e
earSnroriGo. 9pet Sabre lang befane i'd mid To
ErIne rpn Oo8perIie In etnert fhreilthen 3rftane.
Cd fpn1tte rtats eIen ala Sopacraders nnp mem
S5rperae,ptbt liant BON ITO auf 49, Ffune. Wfetae
Ersrnbe beJaupteten, ih sirSe Der .NuS5ebrnns, ents
1 Sr S.ppS'S garIupariIla half mir aber ipfDrt unb
IEaefbem ib 70 claIHen %9enemr1ei, par 10 prn.
SSrS;n ,niroerberdefclt. STD babe mein fr1nereS
Gefnidt, ITO Bfunb, pieber erret1t uno erfreue Mtg
seifberr tpteper ausSeSei6neter @elunbbett;" =. y.
SIilcpr, 2o-26 1. S0utb Str., SaIt Sate Stir, nt9s.
3gtsbshaolthkstt tsadg nsna CTftt.
SD mar rpn 0p8pepftc seslast. Sd bate nls
,,nn ,ener Mablsett ~enipfanD tb eth @efihl Deg
e5Afpdde unb alSernetnen ablpdnnuua. 9erape aS %
"a imt8 oeoeS5en bate. &rpp'S Sarlop0rtlla reate
msinen apretit an itnb pcnr tb NahrunS gen.
Sd1nefte tie mir rnb ba8 @efIbl rpn SeiBbunSer' ~
Benz iD fritber e%elitten bate, lGpanb. Sp1 1er
frlberen Fteti9en Nitbtste!t mar rtdts rieRf gu pee
inerfeu unb ib befnbe tnth ~iberbaupt nett bellerI
ieubem i5 Sppb'& GarIapariaa %senpnme1 hebe'"
s., u. Sage, Batertptpn, @eaf.
Dnno'% gerFapartA@
~s.rtouft in oneu apotbeten. 81; fe@s fur s.. einstsn.
oilein arbereitet ppn 6. 8. @ppo & Co., Spipea, Weaii.
400 1eIem Gtss anIIar.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

Nest Of ths psoaases sAlnoa sas<>
have gone ever 10 January. Thomas
Uesds and William 1osanch roi eut o,
their sersps very easily. after The exs-
dence against them came 50 light. A
newly fisagsd poilaeman peeped
through window ~ the easement If
1he Cosae and ooadrloh sxloan, aud
ssx there . halt -aasea men plas me
cards lie sA~ no drinking and NO
isaaer Of sns kind. Nst this wss TAI en
80 he good enough evidence Of = su..-
day sAlooa - hegsa prosecution. bus.
ut ooarse. she case could not ee made
10 held. and the respondents were a.s-
charged.
Ia hoylAnd socsse. saloon open on
sunday, eoes over O. january 1 john
O'Donneii. saioon open after hourx.
January ); John Walters, failure So
support. January q; john feiaaef. sna.
besxlement, Jsnasry :.
Leander r. neyo viii again face .
jury IA the superior court. charged
with forgery After the rssoing ~ tse
stenegrsphcf Of the testimony. the oourt
held tie respondent on the evidence.
The Two little boys. Charles Ind
Henry Bask niche, Who MADE another
Little eoy's nose bleed IN . ngnt, we're
discharged after the presentation Of The
state aeent's report
Ed Robinson and his wife, Ellxabcth,
who played The razzle-dsxzie on Old
Soldier Parrish, were srrxigned yester
day. charged with lsroeny more than
"a. They pleaded net guilty, snd
Will have al examination on January !.
The authorities think they have got the
evidence ln shape 90 send these lAo
worthless over the road.
Ted Donahne got drunk and made a
bad disturbances Ia the McReynolas
block. lie began pounding woman.
and had 10 be pounded himself before
he wonld submit 10 arrest. Ted went
10 jail for twenty days.
John Coleman pleaded guilty Of
being drunk, aud went 10 Jail Tor Twelve
days.
Only two cases are on call Monday.
They are Frank Berndt, surety of the
peace. and Isaac Vincent, clsorderly.
When the Palmer SHIRT Company pre-
pared ia prosecution Of John feidner,
Tor embezzlement. their case WAS not
uery well worked up. 30 they have
dropped the old matter. and have had
feidner re-arrested on an entirely new
deal.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28
saasasss 70 10 eashsa y NJ.

splrlsasl zssafss 70 ~ leaahsd - W.
- you.
For tAess resssas. "a we'll - tor
msus o.aeEs shzza | might gee yea II
hsN EszS,. | Ask She conference ~
wsarsol~w is tboaghs fsasn tie sunday
anornsng paper. and direct Whatsoever
energies IL may essc 20 exf~na to re-
fa<sai Of evils that are real and fezHov-
xhle. Saeosss then weala rssss up .
Glass III fnea ~ oAll The conferences
elessed-s
The VARIOUS resolutions pending be-
tore TIE conference GA the sunday
newspaper question we're Nsthars IN
alter the delivery III this address. aud
the conferences nov ssarss With pei
fec.ly clean slate. The present stste oi
mind OF the individual lnomt<fs 81 the
conference, relative 81 Sue Aendsy pa
per question cannot new he known, hrt
the character ct the Temsrks after the
delivery of the above remarks, lndi-
Gated that the newspaper man had
shed new light upon the question, and
many OF the clergy freely confessed
flls.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

The Board Will Try An tsperimess win
the Aixtb-Street Bridge

The Board viii Try An Experiment win
the siKsb-strsst Briage
The city engineer furnished the
Board of Public works with additional
estimates for the paving Of West
Bridge-st., between the bridge aud JEFF
ferson-st., At the weekly meeting held
YESTERDAY. The cost OF paving snth
Grand Rapids brick would be $40. All 80.
Decatur brick, SIS ia; HOLLYWOOD brick
So. $3.50.
The matter of replsnking Sixth-si-
bridge. was discussed al length, and the
board decided that the usual style Of
planking was 6 rank failure. Tie
board will try an experiment with this
bridge which they hope vii prove sst-
isfactory. The 2lanking nov OBJ the
bridge Will be treated with creosote ~
prevent decay. and then cushion Of
two inches Of leacbed ashes Will he
spread over II. On this an ordinary
cedar block pavement wall be laid and
this 10 expected 10 last from three g.
FIVE years. The present style ~ plank
ing wears cut IN little over one year.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28
RUMoRs or cHAHGEA



II hxs k.<a ssssxxiy gaaA<a<a HE pAss
day es I've thai negotiations wess p<ad-
~ Cor sale ef TIE PARK Pace pro-
perty - tAs osasfs ct shs Livingston.
shsea property leins tAs PARK Pace
property Ga tie east SIDE. TIE osaers
Of tns Ils nxssoa are Edwin r. ssess
and MIA Ab5is VI. BQiSley- Mr.. sweet
rs ss<a regarding the prospects tor
the pafchass yesterday. tie sad Tue
matter wAs 81 present IN no shape 70
anaouncs anything. The James Miller
estate, tie osEer Of Park Place, had
put pres upon a, which was loo hlx ia,
he lloQgbt. % bx considered. His
idea. Il The deal should have been
maize, MAS 70 build GA the rear OF the
Livingston the entire width Of Park
Plaes, making an srehed entrance Al
the posnt OF jnaclure. the front part Of
the Park Place pofttoa 70 pe devoted 70
store aud office purposes Mr. Sweet Il
very enthusiastic over the property out.
look Ia that part OF the city. tie cited
Is instances Of Improvement the Brown
and Botsford hnlldlngs On North Divl-
slon-st., the Fuller building, At Monroe
and Springsts., and the probabilities OF
an extension of the new Kendall build
ing towards Psrk-st. in place OF the
row of small stores owned by the Ken
dsil estate. Mr.. Sweet talked OF the
possibilities OF the Porter block prop
erty for grand hotel ate. and other
wholesome changes which enterprise
might make Ia that vicinity.
A reporter called upon Mrs. Miller
last evening. lie was referred TO her
daughter, Who stated that the negotia-
ton had commenced by Mr.. Sweets
offering to purchase the Park Place
ground, in the rear Of the building, in
order To extend the stores under The
Livingston. She had decided not 10
sell a part. thus cutting oil . rear en-
trance To Park Place, but would sell the
whole and had named a price, through
her attorney, Mr.. Taggart. She de-
cliued 10 state the price, but sa.d the
Miller estate was passive in the matter.
1t had spent about St 900 In repairs. and
was not anxious to sell. Mrs. Buckley
being called upon, said she knew moth.
ing Of the matter, the property being
i'm charge of Mr.. Sweet. her attorney.
The Livingston is 60xl60 feet In size,
while the Park Place ground IA the
same length and so feet wide. Should
the property be purchased the Park
Place building would be taken down.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28
BANQUET AT THE PALMER.
The Illinois Weman's fress As~oeisssea
In Animal Mestlnx

The Illinois Woman's fress Assoeiassea
an Animal Meeting
Invitations nave been received IN tina
city for the annual banquet of the llll.
nois Womal's Prcss Association, 20 he
held Thursday, January s, at ESQ p.
m, at the Palmer House, Chicago.
Admission lie by ticket only. Toasts
Will be responded 10 by msny OF the
prominent women journalists and
writer's. The following is the program
Toast Master. Dcsa Roma Michaeis
sb>Ers.
The woric's Fair and the Pair werie''--
.'womsnhood and Progress Mrs. G. B.
sawyer. read by Miss Julia =. Leasrhs
The Rejected Manuscript Helen
Ekin etarrctf.
A Long Pull. s-strong Pull aae = puf Al
togvfher'-Mrs. Elizabeth besnfon Hsrhcrt
Every Lie Song is Whole. rveetet Tor Us
Nzfisfiops'-Mrs- sarah Miidrf Pratt
''outsidrrs'-Mrs. Mary II. krout
.iris Good she Worlds Good Mrs NJ. n.
Life Proves the Supremacy Of the Beauti-
ful"-Nrs. Joserhine Locke.
Up. Mind Thine own Aim. God Speed tho
Asrkv-Rey. Fiorence koiiock.
G., Pen work Conductive TO Hesiih"-hiice d.
Woman 80 the Professionalism Mary
Hsriwell cafhervood.
The Kindergarten Elizabeth Harm
son.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

DIR. 6aoEia Dsvy. Of Boston, has es-
tablishcd training school for ''sll
women Of ell sges." at IA Island ~
She has mad experience in New York
hospitals, snd IL q graduate OF Boston
university. She % forming . class
which vii be instructed by course Of
upon ss.9ects OF special interest 20 NO
bcrs tow r. diagnose and treat every
form Of prevailing disease. and how 90
become successful home phvacians
The subjects dwelt upon will embrace .
vide range, and those desiring 70 JOIN
the class OF 20 receive fol3 information
concerning II sre invited TO consult tne
doctor.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

Special 20 the Jsssusss-H gssIb.
sPkRTk. Mica. Dec. 2s.--At the an
posI convocssion Of Kent Cbsptss, No.
los, T. A NJ. the following officers
were elected for the ensiIinF year n.
X. II p, L. Y. Page; king. g. ".
Looms: scribe. J. ". Recfs. G. Of r.,
J g. yauvipkls; principal sojourner.
W. Burtch; royal arch >csPsain, A. j.
Bs0rbem: Crane master CT third veil,
". Dresser; grand master Of secono
veil. j. Gam. grand master Of fra
vel, s. Il. Human. treasurer, W.
Grunul: Secretary, '. W. Brock tent.
mel. W. CHRISTIE stewards, j. X. Bss.
rsson, r. 7. E0fserts.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

Round trip excursion tickets will be
sold by the Michigan Central, 1.-The
Niagara Falls Route" At one and one
third lowest first-class fare for the
round trip, from all stations west of the
Detroit river, excepting locally on the
Toledo division. to all stations on the
Michigan Central and Detroit, Bay City
Il Alpena railroads. Tickets will he
sold December "a, % and 81, 1890, and
January l, 1891, good going on day OF
sale only, and TO return not later than
January 3, 1891. These tickets are not
good on the Limited Vestibuied Trains
Nos. 5, 8, 10 and 20.
F. NJ. BRIGGS,
General Agent, 90 Monroe-st.
j. S. HAWKINS,
I, Ticket Agent, Union Depot.
&. W. MUNsoN,
Union Ticket Office, MOnroe-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28
Fire: Fire.! Fire..

Millinery going at a great sacrifice
The stock of millinery damaged by the
late fire at 81 Canal-st., must be sold
Goods damaged slightly, and goods
damaged so that you would not know
1t. all must go. Now is your time to
secure bargains. First come, first
served. q. A. BERwIy,
% Canal-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28
Lily White.

The Valley City Milling Company has
no peer in the Manufacture of -four.
It's products are in great demand, and
especially the Lily White. Try 1t.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

The annual elscsaon RI officers Of the
ovssDtspouz Gut. ~ the clst rooms
lest night. resulted ~ foiiovs Cnss.
w. Black. president; Fres n. sfnitb.
Directors for Two vesrs-W ~ foyns.
Juo. 3. E5ilesn. sr1s f}esfRs - Davs
Directors for one vnsY-fse0rTe p. May
new spa Frnrk oasra- The sisrsd.
snr COMMITTEE % composed Of inc fol-
low5nx gentleman fssorFs Y Perry,
". II Fof6. Fred J. Adams. &. "
Bos<fova srsd inc. =. HDmilier
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

Fr.ss shrsmss ass scalicy. u bet
t<rtkslsr-s.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

Hs1s ~ ysJlev <z4y NifIiae Co. Grand
Raids, q fanny fsyor1e- Try ~
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28
SUNDAY NEWSPAPER
Fas Pastors conferenos 0sss New
Laxht on the QUESTION.
NEWSPAPER Ils nlkEs isPEEfl

Ne nsiss rAss sAs s~sasy rapss mas
Gsa1s 80 stass Asa hAss 80 wsak
S~Aas II Ala ~ nssasy MsrslaS-
" hAt usia ths fasssis asT
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

Games of all kinds at Dettenthaler's,
III Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

Ne ios At Worth Park bss been pus
mt firsf~risss sfsays fer skating. 1he
ysvaicyn . vel heated s1a sra coffee
ard oysteTs are served 10 oroer II 81
tines
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28
View Years gfs At Geo. Hal 4 ca


TIE directors Of ths hank hare de-
eisred o sernl-snnusi elvscend Of per
cent, payable on ard after FRIDAY.
January 2, 1881.
+. A. Hail.. Caster.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

sew Years. slfn Al sso. Hal 4 @.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

The muse at the Park Congregational
Church today viii he unusually fine. "a
az elaborate Christmas program has
been prepared
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

Clarence A. Cotton, t,Asso ct IT,
Westminster Presbyterian Church. re
turned from bis Chicago wat lest even
Hg.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

The quartet at this church is com.
posed Of Miss Goodman, soprano; Miss
Smith, contralto; w. II. LOOMS, tenor
and Clarence A. Cotton, basso. X. A.
Wellenstein, organIst.
PARK coxcRFsArroNAr, curRcH.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

Prof. ID. l.. Kramer has preprred an
elaborate program Of slxteem nupbers
for the entertainment TO be given E; ~.
Andrews Hall, December 81 The en-
tertainment will he gwen for TIE tene-
fl Of the Knights of 81. John. and
under the auspices Of the Knlgsts Of
ri. John
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-16
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO
THE CONSTITUTION.
House Joint Resolution No. S.

House Joint Resolution No. 5. proposing an amend
ment TO sections three and twenty-five Of article
two OF the constitution
sas, two-thirds Of the members elected 70 each
house thereof concurring therein:
SECTION l. The following proposition TO amend
the con Sttution of the state OF Kansas Is hereby
submitted TO the qualified electors Of the state for
their approval or rejection, namely: That section
three, article two. be amended so that the same
shall read as follows Section B. The members Of
the legislature shall receive as compensation for
their services the OF three dollars for each day
actual service at any regular or special session and
route in going 10 and returning from the place OF
meetTng-b but no compensation shall be allowed or
paid TO any membe for more than ninety days at
any regular session. nor for more than thirty days
at any special session And that section twenty
OF article two be amended 80 as TO read follows:
Section % All sessions OF the Legislature shall be
shall be held two years, commencing on the
first Tuesday OF December OF each alternate year.
commencing on the first Tuesday OF December A. D.
one thousand eight hundred and ninety.
SEC. > This proposition shall be submitted TO the
electors Of this the general election Of rep
reSentatives TO the legislature IN the year A. u.
eighteen hundred and ninety, for their approval or
rejection Those voting in favor OF this prOpositl
shall have written printed on their ballots: For
the amendment 10 sections three and twenty Live OF
article Of the constitution. those voting against
the said proposition shall have written or printed
on their bollOJs Against the amendment 20 sec
tons three and twenty-five OF article two Of the
sttution" said ballots shall be received and said
votes shall be taken counted, canvassed and returns
thereof be made, in the same manner and in all
speCts is provided by law in OF the election
OF representatives to the legislature.
SEC. 3. This resolution shall take effect and be in
force from and after It's publication in the statute
book.
Approved March l. 1889
hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and
correct copy OF the original enrolled resolution now
publication in the statute book May 18th, 1883
60 WILLIAM HIGGINS, Secretary OF State.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-16

A French military surgeon has been
making researches on wind instruments
which had been used by phthisical
bandsmen, and warns musicians Of the
importance Of disinfection. He recon-
mends that instruments should be filed
with a per cent. solution Of carbolc
acid, or, in the case of metallic instru-
ments, that they should be dipped into
boiling water. These precautions are Of
the utmost Importance when phthisical
persons have used the instruments: for
it was found in such cases that liquids
used to wash them out presented viru-
Ience similar to that Of pure culture Of
tuberculosis.
Fortunately, the danger is small as
long as the interior is thoroughly moist,
which Of course it usually is; but when
an instrument has been lying by for
some time, so that the interior has be
come dry, there Is real danger Of air
containing dried germs of the disease
being drawn into the lungs Of the person
who next plays upon it.-New York
Ledger.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-16
Nj1llitl! Eagle
FINANCE COMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS.
Receipts Of Live Stock at the Union Stock
Yards during the past "a hours
525 Cattle, $50 Hogs. Shipments-5ee
Cattle, gil Hogs.

The receipts of cattle today were 5s6
head, 800 of which were Texas cattle. The
market was about steady at yesterdays
prices. A bunch of nine corn fed shipping
steers brought S4O5, which is the best
price that has been paid for cattle on this
market for some time. Two corn fed year
lings averaging 900 pounds each brought
1925. There was strong demand for
stockers today and more good ones could
have been sold. Common cattle and poor
COWS remain at nominal prices.
The receipts of hogs for today were fair.
The market opened strong and cents
higher, but declined after noon. The late
sales were no better than yesterdays best
sales, the market closing weak. The pack
ers took the bulk of the hogs at top prices,
spectators taking the rest. The pens
were about cleaned up, not much stuff be-
ing left over