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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-07-04
A { l ALL AROUND.

How . Wise peddlee EHecsed . rf0ht.
nblc Sale IN Q Fcw Minutes.
A shabby, Rentcel sort Of man
knocked ct tho door Of . small suburban
villa. Tho ono servant Of tho cstab.
lishment was ont, 90 tho mistress hot.
solf opened the door,
'.yNhat do you want?" abe asked,
rather sharply, not much liking his OPP
pearancc.
Tho man looked at her, opened his
Dyes widc ns IL struck with ama1cment,
and said:
."wcll. madam. I don't want any
thing. I SEQ Two mado . mistake.
Tho fact is Two como TO the wrong
house,"
Then he mur,nurcd, but sufficiently
loud for tho lady to hear:
"yNhat a complexion! Never saw
such q lovely ono in all my life! Tho
pink and whitc secm to melt into ono
another. I3eautifull Dcautifuli II all
tho ladies' had such c~omplcxsous, ]
might o. we'll 60 into the workhousc ct
oncc!"
Tho lady had listened to his culogy
on her complexion with visible pleas.
urc, and, noticing that tho mar had q
box under his arn, asked:
"Ilavc you any thing to sell?"
"Wcll, madam, I have. and I haven't
ut least. not to you; for you don't re-
quirc what ! have to sell. 80 Ill say
good-day, madam. and must apologize
for troubling YOU"
Wait o minute. What is ityou have
to sell?' inquired tho lady, her curios-
ity being aroused.
II have, madam repeat, it is NO
good 10 you'll have, madam, o wonder
full wash for the complexion. Its csllod
tho lilly and rose blend, aud i~sprcparcd
from g receipt nearly q hundred ycara
old, ard was used with fascinating CT
feet by some Of tho great beauties OF
Francs. But, gool-day, madam, I won't
dctain you any longer; as I said bcf0rc,
aoW don't require . complexion wash.
Art, m:dam, great as 1t is, can not com.
pete with nature"
lie gavo en- intense glance Of admira'
ton at tho lady, took of his hat, 70.
treated two steps and then stopped te
fiddle with tho clasp OF his box.
els 1T really good for tho complexion
asked tho lady.
"Wonlcriui, madam, wonderful! Blu,
as I said"
"Ilow much is 1t q bottle?"
"ono shilling, madam; OF two bottles
for ono and nine. but"
I'm half inclined to try q bottle,'
hcsitatcd the lady.
"Of course, madam, II you feel char
itably disposed and would like to make
q present of q bottle or two to some lady
friend who suffers from that great dot
rinlcnt to beauty, a bad complexion
good complications arc rory rarc. MADAM
Il say. should You feel charitably dis
posed, madam. why, that's another
ching"
well, I'll takc a bottle"
Two for n and nine, rnadam," sale
the man, insinuatingly.
Very we'll, give mo two. then"
Thank you, madam. Good day. In
extremely obliged to you, nadam."
Said tho lady to herself as she walkot
indoors:
"What a ~wcil-spokcn man-quito gen
tlerlanly. Its o pity he can't get some
better employment than pcdlling."
Said tho man to himself, ~; he walked
down the street, with q boundlcss-rrai
r~ic-lihc smile on his face: .'Tha,
woman has about tho worst complexion
Two eve sce in my life! 1t elr,os'
made nc bilious 10 look at her. Wha,
gulliblc creatures women arc! If worncY
we're fish how they would bite!'-
Yankee Blade.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-07-04
THE pLvckY pEccAav.
How o Herd Of the Animals C.rried On
HuuclN q WA.

the a, How o Herd Of the Animals C,rrled On .
ZACH. HOpele . Wsr.
ence They toll us VIC do not half appreciate
lion tho pig, that he is really very clover,
ag.ic' says li:.rpcr's Young People. We have
bill Il made him stupid, they say, by overload
were ing and np exercise. that VIC may cat
y him ourselves. In tho Western part of
O.. known as rcccaries, and once whcn o
ernm train was coming they cnt out TO meet
senat 1t.
vidin Tho engineer of o train ono day saw
aea number Of pcccarics IN the line.
recer which. like American railroads gcncr-
o ons ally, is not protected by fences, and
mems; naturally thought they would run away.
=. I'm this. however, I was very much
Ta ~ mistaken, for when they saw us they
AZ to formed two or three lines, standing
Der close together across the tracks. There
the was nothing to do but run through
that them, SO l just put on a little moro
housl steam and VIC charged down on this bat
TALON OF pcccaries. They never budgcd
ane an inch and the train cut right through
i,,,s them, Kl.i:ng Q large numUcr OF them.
whoi Those shat wcro unnurt rushed madly
Mt the ears as they luw past and many
priat were cut up under tho wheels.
conf, Coming back on the return train
ecuti next day Was very much astonishcd to
adop s... thos.c that were unhurt of &c herd
standing in tho sam place. AS soon as
they liea.a Ms coming they arranged
themselves; III battle array and wt.1.ad
~ tn cut through them again, killing y
large number. AZ we came up they he
DIR zane frantic, rushing ut the cow-catcher
fore. and wheels. only I'd be killed.
satio Next day they were there again, and
cove, ,hc same tactics were gone through.
of ' This went ON. day after day, until only
Guitar three werc left. These three ranged
wonc themselves az the others had done, and
gave we isorc dow npon them. hatsd to
acade kill these plucky little fellows, but I
point could not help it. Two Of them wcrc
the 8 carried away on the cow-catclcr. and
gous the other made a rush at the ears. an:.
biolO the last uf the tribe was killed"
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-07-04
Russian Remedy for r~ootl.el.s.

A Russian practitioner recommends
tho usc of hyoscyamus seeds for tooth.
ache. Ills plan is to burn tho seeds and
to convoy tho smoke through q little pa
per tube to the holc In tho tooth. He
declares that in nearly all cases one OPP
plication, or at most two, will suffice to
cure the toothachc.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-07-04
At . recent sale thirty.nvo dolla.

At q recent sale t~hirty.nve dollars
was paid for a motto in which Tennyson
excused himself from attending q din
nor to which he had boon invited, and .
letter Of Shelly's, rcfcrring entirely to
personal matters, brought hundred
dollars. A letter Of Lambs, in which
no said: II am recovering, God bo praised
for 1t, q h~calthincss Of mind something
like cslmness. butt want moro religion"
brought n%incty.fvc dollars.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-07-04

II you or any Of your family should happen to
be frightfnlly burned ar scalded, what have you'll
the house to alleviate the pain until you can get .
physician. A box of Beggs' HERMAN Eaive at
hand In times like this would save . world Of suI.
terinC and Oftentimes . doctor bill, ~ Il has no
tion Of al! kinds. FRANK CALLAHAN. Druggist
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-07-04
Fares.

For II G last ten months alnost interest
ing experiment in railroad manage
ment has been going on in Hungary
with such success that it is now pro-
posed to adopt the system IN Germ
anv. The method is that known as
the zone talitf system in which the
rates are fixed. not according to the
number of miles travelled by the pas
senger but according to the number
of zones Travelled or entered upon dur.
ing the journey. Starting from a
given centre the roads are divided in
to zones or stretches, and ckets are
sold by being good for a II sta
tions within the zone. Tins simpli.
ies the tariff very greatly, reducing
the number of distinct tickets to one.
seventh the former number in Hun.
gary. The new system reduces pass.
engcr fare almost one-half on an
average below the old mileage system.
and yet the practical result was that
the net revenues Of the companies were
almost Immediately largely increased
The number of passengers during the
last five months Of 1887 was 22,33S9, 400;
during the same period Of 1883, it was
1881, 200: while for the same period
of 1889, the first period under the
new system it vas 5,5s4,6OO, an in
crease Of over 1873 per cent. The re.
c,ipts from the traffic und.r the new
system vas over Is per cent. greater
than under the old. This shows thai
passenger traffic will respond to lower
rates. Is not the system we'll worth
looking into by our railroan managers:
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-07-04

Young Callow-"I say, follow. I'm
in q great hurry. Give me two pounds
Of dog biscuit" Garrison (formcrly in
gents furnishing goods)-''Ycs. sir: for
yourself, sir?!"-Amcrican Grocer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
II tSUINGTON PARK TIE PROBiBLE SITE.

t,cago sept. . t>p"cal.-It lir> now become
pretty definitely sc,tlci that Washington rarh "i DC
,bc World, Fair ,it". All M resi- at The World Far
L.,,u,r,cr, now ccntlc, in the proc ciinr, of the
,.mr,i,tc o., Ground, and liuildlcs. ana ir'c al"
.,durtct with the utmost secrecy. The Ia, MIXERS
c,nuot take final acton until they have lc'Ih II III
t.c varlo,s committees and .nhividnas 10 whom the
dut, ,f Investigating tie conditions of the Nari""'
site, has been assigned. general report WEI oc
a,,, ~, fer pr.,cn,a alicn 10 the Board "f Directors.
=, T., tLnurbt that il will contain Il re- concentration
tr the accrptance Of particular ,i'c. and II looks
,nv a, thoagh that site wonid be Wash nrt"n Paik.
with the Midway Plaancc and part of JarA'"n rhr%. M
~ H., r commissioners will I. ndcr II. II Mt ~
' a. 'rrt have begun petition NJ item T. d IT, and
th"y are moreover. math u lose tic 'a' |" ''''
section OF the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
THE FATLrRE or POTTER, LOWELL co.

Ro,:on sept. , tSpecial,.-The PottcrLoveii failure
is nhcy ~ 10 for days to come All interesting fopc
on thr streets owing 10 the failures OF other concerns
who have had business relations with Potter Lovell
& Co. Thomas J. Hurley. IA director OF the braAo'
COMPANY 1, In receipt OF communication from Con-
urrs.,nap \bncr TAYLOR who Is Of the indorsers
OF The Ice Ferguson paper. In which Mr. Taylor says
and II ,s presumed that he also speaks Tor Mr. Lee
with whom he ha. been In consultations
Il received your several dispatches In relation to
the Potter Lowell Il Go. failure. and the Lee q
Ferguson notes. and appecat" the stuntioh but tho
holder, ,f the Lee q Ferguson notes need have ne
fear OF loss, believe nie property owned by the
Irazo, Company In Texas Is worth SlO.OOO.Ooo THIS
PROPERTY shall All b" devoted rr, 10 taxing mp these
liabilities, and th.nk sufficient amount Of property
can m >d within the next six iHrnth> to pas them all
i prlucpll and interest Ov" not dollar outside
-, nv Endorsements upon the" notes ana intend IL
,nid every dollars worth ~ property for the
u,ytuc,i ~ them. brlrvr have ,uhccnt property
10 paN thea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
riTTLENEN WANT WORE TIME

Kama. CIV. Mo sept. . Pes dct T. lw'rl llcw
in, uf tl, t'"ru!" "trip Live stock AS-"riii H. l. IN
the ,tv III, -il that stIt mon, efforts ar h'InS
u,,d. Il, influence a." President Ia extend Tho tim" set
far th evacuation ~ the Cherokee strip 10y IN" cattle
man ,v, months, or until December l. II n" Prc>i
,,ru'. order zoe, INTO eject by october !. II VIII
comi. during the newt twenty >"vcn days the tli>h
Ing Of fully quarter II million head "t cattle "ii to
IN. MARKET whhh will virtually lav" tie cnect of
running IN" price Of cattle down great deal lower
han the market ha> h. cn fr years. Every h'Pir'
sentative IN tougi,s> from Kansas. lr-ldr' tn' S'h-
ators have Signed the memorial asking i"r al N
tension of tine whi,h ha, been pr'>rhi'N o lr>r III
Harrison The secretary OF \sirUltuic h'S al>o III
ley, ,,i,,l in behalf Of the catlrmen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
ELECTION RETURNS IN ARKANSAS.
IN SPITE or FRAUDS THE REPUBLICANS CARRY
BRECKINRI DGE'S DISTRICT.

BRECKINRIDGE'S DISTRICT.
Little Rock. Ark. Sept 3 observation-disclosures from
Inc polls arc coming In slowly The Democrats claim
the election Of the entire state ticket b. 10000 ma
iority. The figures do not warrant that estimate. IL
the counties where open handed violence. intimidation
and frauds practi.ed should be thrown out "r
counted the ballots cast. Mr. Fizcr would ha>"
dee idcd majority In The stat" FOR Governor. The -
turn, are all in from the lid Congressional District
In Conway and Woodruff counties over loo li"rn''
lcan votes returned Democratic. wll!' Ia
Lonoic County force and violence were f"ci; employed
To- drive Republic can from the polls. Iy tlat mean.
these countic, have given lac mncri'i" iicnc 5000
more votes than II l. entitled -, Notwithstanding IN"
frauds in these COMMITTEES, and iilm. tr return fi'in
"a Dcmocrtic standpoint. tLc Id Cpsr">-l"na! DirI'
has given 207 majority {" the Irpul'an 'huf"'a' =
for Governor. This j, h.nwn ~ the Er' hinfidc"
district and III" vote cor'lu'ive, demon 'rat that
with Federal supervisor, al ia" po> th" G-t"r VIII
return about 5000 Erinbiic,n majority In November
In the 1T District which !, I"pr""n'cd b, ir'h'>'"n'
the Inion Labor man. who successfully contested IL 3
seat Of Cate. the return, not all IN, but "r"nl -
knrwn to u,t!f the clam that fl"r has carrie: th,
district by small majority. ~ I'll" 'a"c Of IN" no
on'ra.cou, frauds upon IL" ballot IN L." ',m'ti'
where Republicans We're assaulted and driven from
the polls. and whcr, the ballot bose, openly
stuffed. Lee County Is returned al ZOO for EaI.r
wlIci in fact. II gave fizcr over 1000 maiurts. In
a Congressional election the 1T D.trct m'y safely bn
put al 100 anil Democratic. and the vote IN inc
State ticrt assure, tho return OF F'ath'r>tom I" Con
gr.,, in November.
Comrre sional sic,. but it /, no, improbAbic tI!a
obey have given the Dem" Democratic ,,rhr & m.,oriy
.utaton with hi, Democratic frend.. loohihg after the
poltic Of the .nsar mex, 'ea,iat"c' Ti
GARLAND IS after the pic. and hopes TO max" INN 81
solid with The BoarI"n, BY ady"'a,'nr .S. C,ntm "
crty and educational 9ualifc toI. - ccctr, ~ T.,
sad fiat Garland Will engineer the .rhcin" and hopes
IN hack into tie lifted states senate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
ACCIDENT TO FRANK WORK.
His TEAM BECOMES UNMANAGEABLE AND
DRAGS HIM ALONG TIE RoAD-IfE Es-
CAPES WITH SOME BAD BRUISES.


Frank Work. the well-known broker and horseman.
was hurt In the Central Park yesterday afternoon.
when he was unable to control his spirited team Of
trotters and the horses He had been drlv
Ing up the road behind Frmr and Wilkes colt. riding
alone in his light wagon. and returning through
the Park when the frsky colt got hind leg over
the pole and began to plunge. Frar was scared. and
lie boltcd also.
Mr. Work tugged at the reins, but was unable to
check tho speed Of the horses. Fearing that they
would into some other vehicle on tie Park drive.
he Jumped from the wagon. still holding to the
ren>. and trusted to his weight to pull the tam to
standstill. lie fell and was dragged some distance
Then rein broke and he was left lying on the
drive. a little further on the Wilkes colt fell. and
was hurt 80 badly that lie could not 20 on. and his
mate stopped by his fall.
Mr. Work had bean bruised severely about the body
and his face and hands had been scratched but no
bones wer broken and he WIS able to walk lie
made arrangements to send the injured colt to stable
where 1t could bc under the care Of veterinary sur
gcOn but the horses back strained 50 badly that
II will probably have to be shot.
Mr. Work rode TO his home. at No Is East Twenty
sixth st.. in coach. and Dr. OF Fihh-avc and
Twcnt, ninth St.. called to attend him. The
p.y scian >ud later that Mr Works nurie, not
dangerous and the patient would be about town as
li,,:; In short time. Mr. Works body servant said
Ll,t cvcnin. thai Mr. Work In bed. but was not
suffering much and expected 10 be out Of the house
TODAY. The team ran away Ninety sixth It, and
,.OpiL at Ninectl Il. There were no collisions with
otlic. teams.
I"r n,i,y ears Mr. Work has been ono OF the best
known Sew York. He was formerly largely
engaged III Wall street Transactions. and IN fact Wa
one "i thr n',t successful and one Of the largest
operators t-rr II" till retains an Interest in thr
irn of Work. >il,,'g a 60. His figaro i a familiar
~ DrlnoTiro' and tn: road. bat Of itc years
he has h"ru l,,- AID les the street. He Is
4 widow"r and I've, IN Mails III square. Noth with
ut, daughts., Mr.. Eui,c Eoc" Ic>idc> Mr.
Burke Roche Mr. Work has two children. Mrs. Cooper
| Hewitt and t,cOryc WOrk.S
Mr. Work /, pl,Sonatcly fond Of driving and spends
good part %. hi time behind tn" fat tI"t'rs which
/ he owns. Ills stable is probably uncqlas by any
except that Uf Robert Runicr for fast trOtrrS. The
structure Itself cost small fortune AID Is beautifully
| kept up For a long time Mr. Work held the best
record for double team driven b: th' owner. HI
| champion team wa, Dick >wivelcr and Edward. ana
II supposed that nothing could touch their time
! William II. Vanderbilt. with Maud :. and Aldne
however finally beat their record over the track al
| FIetwoDd Park. Mr. Work Is portly man OF nor
than thrc years but robust and healthy In ap
pcnrAncc lie /. Of strong character. " So")d
| nkcr and II goOd ha.er.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
THE CASE or ISAAC SAWTELLE.

ro,ton sept 5 t-pccian. The Grand Jury at Dove.
y ~ j. listening to cvd, nee aguiu,t Isaac >aWt,l'.
, murderer Of his brother Hiram. u resident Of o':l.
wa, cnticcd up to New llamp- hire Last winter ai
murdered and cnt to pieces by ht> broth +. an cA'
convict who had been released only short time bc
f, ID from th, Ma~;, hu~tt> -tatr prison. Inr" "' -
larc" number Of witnc~>"' before the "rihd jury! "'
r,, the most lncw,tlg who are cAlc' ted g. t">t T.
,, =. nr Elnnh ulo M ~ convict Who Lurw
= ,. ~awirlln ia prison. ard Who was CHARGED ty
~tNlrllc IN 1T, ,onfc-~on II few mrih. a:'. Hih oe
,u., :, pal, {, the niir,c,. 8" Dr blood VIII be u
,Iuutntv witness coming forward 10 clca" himself of
ti charge l,ac made against him and also To a>>t
ilr Stale in t,I: pto-', utOu of tue murderer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
,rIIL, tbWI - HALE SHOOTING; CASE.

Montreal s..pt. >. Enc"n" H. Co~le'. who ari''c'
her las, spring followed by hi> wife ana brother III
Inv C. C. Hale and shot 10y the latter l' ".''n
In thi, city preparatory Ia the opening "i the r' VI
Ilal. Oh a charge uf attempted murder. WHICH VIII
lcx,u OIL Thur ,d~y next. towlrs l. not no" ~ IL"
Glued to let Hale ~ fr,S a. be WAS wheh hc 'o'n
,.rlv .urr,ndorcd hi, child. lie says that Ills WHO
,r,x,d Wl,n she received the cli!d, 10 NhiAlh III
Montreal until no recovered. cut under pc''nfr iro'"
her hen immediately broke that prpnIi," ana lcH le
c,t, I'pou hi. recovery towi'~ attempted |" r"c"
or ,sp nIc.cc wit hswi g. u "|h"i' suecc - S,"'
falling In hi, object he determined n turn uo ''p
upon MR., COW les and hrr family. And Al once chci''
a, .,u against hs father IN Law. h. Il 'iie' al" III"
other H. Jaw willis Hale claiming damages oI F'""
~ q from. ,,irh Tor aprh'N L" bi'th "P "'' i'''''
r,,lu IN, rrpuati and caiNr IL dca'l' ~ "''
u ,bd ,, refrain from prosecuting {. T. ilao' III,
a.. .1iluI,t but u, h. pat IA nWhN h',. P P'n "
wuI, The ,,r u, yiudl, SInn al his 'hai't'i ''"
,,.lu,:,ti,u ui the ciE,rg lnou-ht a-'1~ MN ~
,,. Lr i, armed WIN all g." unch', h''', ~ W
,i nr,,rruii, Of hi> uHN nnd has az" ,',l ~ u.
hL if rrrr,,ary he Will serve upon his WHO hiihl6
her. ,r,,ud,nt in the ,uit fn dror" -
" n,,,." L,ok, non. tlr. Tor hi shooting but i
r.r,hrr uu-r,:i,r win have Ia be irrl"'h'C l" IL
,nnyc niece of dcruNing bone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
Dr,LTyTyG TO EyFORCE 4 Trust fONTRA'T.

Chicago. sept. IA dispatch from ST. Louis says
d" United states Judge Thaycr passed upon an mp"r'
rant case in chambers. The American Prc,cfV"r'
companv. the successor Of the American lrc,crvers
Trust /, TRYING TO diApiue the Taylo Manufacturing
Company Of this city. The Taylo" company Is al
.rcd to he making preserves. jelle>. fruit bnter~.
., H., xi,,ti,u of ai agreement Of cooperation with
hc rust and the latter has >ui for an injunction IN
M. United states Circuit Court The ra>r Is cNtraor-
d,nor, helng t, first In which trust has >oEit
90 ro,nu,I IL, members to live up I" an agreement by
nn,c,lIiC TO the courts. The Judge decided against
thhr trust refusing To enforce contract made by H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
THE PROPOSED REBURIAL or JAkES LICK.

San Francisco. Sept. "a meeting Oh inc o'ic'' W
r.Itorn,a ptopeers vas held on Monday night To pro
test against tho proposed removal OF tho remains OF
James Lick from under the great Lick telescope al
Mount Hamilton. Before the millionaire died lie ex
pressed the wish that his body should rest under inc
observatory which he founded by providing Inna
of 300 600 1t has been decided tO remove the Iron
casting and substitute a pier Of solid masonry The
trustees have In contemplation the reblr1A " INC
romans II tho StAte University Groun0A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
BOARDING HOrSE KEEPERS rONBfNE.

Chicago sept. 1.-The trust naria ha' reached the
bartiine house keepers Last evening f'riy men. rep
rr,cnng the r,>t,uint and boaldln; house Interest
Of northwc-t Chicago. met and organized union
they discussed the feasibility of placing UNI rn
url,e on board By the day and BY the week. ard
,h.rc WA, unanimous fcclii that slight but firm
,dv,nre in th,. present rates the panacea for the
,r,..rn, UNHEALTHY state Of Their business The pl .
If ,t prniu,r and table supplies has been gradually
H. u,, durivc TN. SUMMER until II has arrived al IA
,ni whrr. their b,,incs, ha, become unproitaIc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04

TIE rEE%'II ILEEI WdI ANN"N ''EEMNNN

luu,. sept. .. IN" '"Fr' lr"Ld"'f of ~" MN"
.lcclr" n Rom" Nv, lha' AZ i'""t ihIi'' "'h'l
I1l.r Minister tu-pi d"rlaI-i nat H." pr ,'!'" ~ a
Iiri,h feet a. >Il/ii hc-ir- G,-iurhln: lhy> Tor
ci:n policy. would auH"h '"rnIaiN. tlSH' Mil>"rN
waited artl,-' AID two "a favor IL k.nC IunbcTi =
,,,,y I, -pl/ia 10 attend the iIl lIUe of the new
yar-hty wh.n the French Government pr"pI~d 10
end u squadron to salute III" Italian monarch.
L,,IrloiI >.p,. q" Ihc >'andad'>' Rome oorr"-
po,.d"rt say, ,lA, official motto" Wa received al
,i,. italian IGirIgn Gn'" that the f:,n,h Meet "aS
cutu. To- kDrIlia and That II u nDN arranged 10 Suic
King iiuinIcrl upon another occasion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
Sr-IcfDE or 4 NEWSPAPER PCBLiSHER.

Baltimore sept. 3.-Willam NJ liutt'. Of the firm OF
Emit, & Robinson. publishers Of The Protector tho
off, ial organ # the United Workmen for the luri>c-
ti,u of MARYLAND Virginia. Delaware and New-Jcrscy.
,,d M day from the effects of morphia which he took
lat night with intent to commit suicide. Mr. Butts
laid 10 the physicians this morning that he took the
drug owing to his fear that he might become con
drinking to excess.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
rur rYU .I.STED TREiSL RY OF INDIANA.

indianapolis. sept. 3.-G0'c:n ii"'cy sent u !he
.,.,n Treasurer Yesterday for an in'talmcn of his
,. ian, that official replied that II could not be
,,n and stated that lc va, compelled by law u
hold the finds IN hi, possession subject I" the dc
. ~ tho lcpeyo!cnt Institutions. there being only
enoucb money now in tn" treasury u pay their run
Ming expenses till fund, were due from the co"ntes'
Tho Governor will make the refusal 10 pay MS spar,
,n ,.,s ~, su,t AGAINST the Treasurer. nn the ground
% ,n, ~. law is Unconstitutional and Discriminate
arnsi other creditors Of the state and IN favor Oi
the benevolent institutions.