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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19
A FRIGHTFUL DREAM.
which is Amply Verified by Subsequent
Events

The Savannah Ne,rs is authority for
the following: Some time ago there
was a lady from Macon visiting rela-
tives IN Athens. she had been there
about a week when she suddenly re-
ceived a telegram one morning from
her home in Macon saying her nephew
was quite sick.
on reading the telegram the ladv
suddenly grew pale. and appeared un-
duly excited about the news received.
She did not speak. however. about il
until she vas leaving Athens on the
Georgia railroad. Then she tod
another lady from Athens, who
accompanied her. that on the
night before receiving the telegra Z
she had had a most frgntful dream
about tbs same nephew. She SAID
that she dreamed he had become ell
gagged an a row. With one or two other
men. and had been horr blv shot and
fata lv wounded. The frghtfui VISION
Vas 50 impressed on her mind that she
could even az any moment sCe hrr
nephevsl0t down lSe dog. and bleed
n- on tnr floor. The sight made her
scS. and the lady almost tainted on the
ear. She was told that t Tas only
dream, and that 6 could have no bear
rg n the telegram whatever. ss the
81. gram had only stated that her
nernew vas sck
When Ire ladies changed oars a. Bar
nets Cor Macan. friend Of the Macon
lady came in TIE car. ard 90 the pres
srCe II zoe Athens lsiv told thst the
nenhew BAD been shot. s1i n very
much The 7an-s way thaf the dream hs.5
recouutrt
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19

CREDIT this sentiment to Capt. +. 2.
Allen, one of Michigan's representatives
IN Congress:
"Mr. Speaker, the one minute allotted
me Is short time for such subject.
Forty millions of dollars IN addition to
the sums now paid to soldiers is some
thing toward aiding them. Iti not as
much as they deserve. but if can not
get more, propose 70 get what | can
get, and IN doing SO | expect TO live long
enough to see It doubled by another
Congress at another time. The people
of TINS country will soon understand
that 70 pension soldiers IS not going to
lmpoverish the treasury, as gentlemen
upon the other side have always claimed
II would, and for one prefer this bill
70 the one which came from the Senate
with pauper features, which many
soldiers feel to be degrading. | am in
favor of the per diem ball, but if ] can
not get il now, Will not be so foolish
rs to say that will take nothing else"
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19

Rooms 81 and 52 Telephone 90
DINE and timbered land bought and sold
FARMING lands under nearly every state of
cultlvat on for sale easy terms
MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ana busi-
III ness property open Tor inspection IN all
parts Of the city.
A HOME secured for the trouble Of looking
n st one OF our excellent suburban bsrgainN
IT WILL COST you nothing 20 call and 2,
anime our list. We are sure 10 please you.
Our horse and buggy Is always ready 10 carry
you 20 any part Of the city - look al property
on our books
WE HAVE BUYERS for pine lands n 0n-
" fonsgon, Barags and Houghton counties
We have BUYERS for city residence property.
We have buyers FOR business chances.
ACRE PROPERTY FOR sALE-2o acres one
n mile south 81 city on easy terms ! acre
with COED 1-ro0m house aud barn one mile
south OF Hsll-st., on easy terns - acres one
and one half mile south o. city, bs acres eight
miles south - cItys - acres three miles west
Of city. Above are a few 81 the many bargains
We have ia farming lands call and be con
WINGED thai We CAB suit you.
QUR CHICAGO SUBURBAN FLATS are
" 1nsur passed.
WE HAVE A DENTAL PRACTICE with
" instruments al "a az order. worth
fl.T0b which 80 vii Close out ~ ? bargain
this il rare opportunity for a Young dentist
call al once and iuYoetiEste.
,o-oPIRkTIyE gnPLoyHENT co.
WANTED Ssiesmsn. clerks booEFeepers.
w bsrfenders tehmsterx shipping clerks.
farm hands. of1ce helg and al others OCT 81
employment = Cal sne lnFestigstt or ~,
tirslv new snd thoroHgby reliable sTsteu ~
procuring situstions. Cooperative bmuioF
meuf Company. l3Es Monroe st.. Rooms ~
and ~. Porter Block Fhons s7b.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19

TIE tariff on sugar is in every sense
q tax, for the cane-grOwing area of this
country Is limited and can not b. ma
teraily increased We have 10 import
about sevcD-eighths Of all the sugar
we use The placing Of raw and low
grade refined sugars on the free list
viii reduce the price. A duty is i'm
posed on the finer grades, which will
allow our re6noues to continue. The
bounty Of two cents a pound 70 dOmes-
tc sugar growers VII cost the country
shout 81 .000. 900 per annum; while the
abolition Of the revenue duty VIII re-
Eeve the people Of tariff tar Of over
s55.0o0.0oo The country VII gladly
pay the bounty.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19

A MUSIC teacher once gushingly wrote
that "the art of playing on the violin
requires the incest perception and the
most sensibllity of any art in the known
world" A weary editor, who had been
bored to death with fault-fnders, gra.
tuitous advisers, importunate con-
tributors and similar customers, set him
down and wrote: "The art Of publish
ing \ newspaper and making t pay, and
at the same time have It please every
body, beats fiddling higher than a kite. {"
And the editor took the cake.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19
T. ]. Lamb & Company,
hbAL L,lAIE AND GYMNASIUM
| and 10 0euib loHis-st. Pb0Be .

REAL ESTATE AND COMMISSION.
and 10 SeuIb lonis-st. phone =.
NOR sALE-The new planlug min al South
uTRnd Asplds consisting oi acre ~ land
living between tle Mich ghl Central Anc q. ~.
d l. R'y racks Win side trAcss from bell
roads The buildings are iGTRe and Mcil~fIt
served new cuslne aGd boiler tHo p.A4efs,
sa~S. Stafunc. etc. etc. ihiS q = good plant
lot fBan aiacturiug aud wiA bo SOLD a. . bar
gain. on viii f1rm a STOCK company II desired
fuf manufacturing furniture. etc etc. Price.
ssuJU- Correspondence solicited.
LOk Saline have splendis fruit fArn
near the city. consisting a. ~ acres- TIE
farm Is SIT With about f-0s choice pesch tree
Apples. pears, plums. cherries. Quinces. Ersars
straw berries. raspberfies, etc, etc. lht house
and barn are new. and the iArni u supplied VIII
excellent water. About % scrcs Viii make An
excellent garden. Price. 500 per acre. Terms
easy.
LOR SALE-House and lot on Spring-st.
north Of Qskesst.. lOt 5014yo feet. running
- an alley. The house is large commOcious
bmldinf and now rents for 81 per month Tius
Is first class property tor AZ investment II beine
near the busy poruou of the city And close 10
Monroest.. where prices ART rapidly sdtaae-
ing.
I0 BrIIDERS-We have 10000 feet Of trsl-
Il class neimoek Till stun which We will sell
or exchange for carpenter or mason work. We
also nave ilBr li1e Of shingles AND lAih wb4ch
We viii sell cheap Ter cash.
Dor SALk-Sg building lots on Butterworfh-
ave. These los are bargain ano are with
IN the reach OF lie laDoring classes They are
within ~ minutes walk Of - factories aud rs
N nutes walk from the post-ofnce. Mlll sell
Oh easy terms frOEl $50 20 800 each.
TOR SALE-fOrty acres Of choice garden land
l. near DISQUALIFICATION; also b house and
lot ia Jacksonville which We vii sell 1t bar
gain and on Easy terms 70 the right party.
LNOR SALE-We have fne lot that We will
trade for a horse or . horse aud buggy
would take horse sao buggy ss rst payment
on 81 90 house aud lot on Marion 81. south
Of Butterw orth- ave
L'0R sAIK-A hpe building lot or Holbrook
Il St; lot y0xlu feet. with alley accOmmoda-
tions; street fney graded and wniks built. only
one block from street cars. Price. si.eo0.
L'OR shLE-A fine $50 SOFA ies In e, b
u celleni coDd ition Will De sold ~ a bargain
n taken soon. VIII exchange for d horse and
carriage.
fI'O L0AN-Cash on personal property. Nill
store your furniture az reasonable price.
WE Buy and sell All kinds - farm produce
w or viii handle the same on c0mmi isslon-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19

FRET trade journals have made merry
over the difficulties experienced by pro
tectouists I'M properly adjusting tariff
rates. No one denies that it has been,
snd always vii be, difficult task
Bus difficulties DO not always Afford a
iustfcahon for throwing mp an under
taking. The difficulties seen by Demo-
cr8ts m the task 0f subiuEstinz south
ern rebels. # needed hy the North.
woui3 have srupted the Union. Is IS
noe always best to heed enc CRY of dif-
fcuItiss when IA sct bv Democrats.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19
CROzIER & CUTLER'S
L. Z. CALDWELL. MANAGER.
Real Estate Department
Weston Building. - Canal-St

Real Estate Department.
Weston Building, i3 tsnsl-St.
IOANs-We have several thousand dollars
- on hand which We vii loan in block. -
500 $1,000 $3.50 and s1oe. on good res estate
security. Crozier A Cutters real estate depart
ment, Weston Building
lTHAT is more pleasing than 70 I've i0 a
W home built sccording q your own taste
We are prepared % build voc b ONE 20 any
of cur lots in the south part - the city. alter
your own plans and give you long time snd
EASY payments
DAY VIEW cottage viii be taken in eEchsBge
- for Crane Rapids property. y Gone soah.
yVANTTD-Af once for 3 customer good
W buNsiEg let ou Lafayette. Bsrclsv %
Pr0spset-sfs
II YOU have any trff cas- real eststr mort
Eages - fivposf u. een 81 D~ortsf cut
Ter reai ests,s aspsxtFBeut
kNANTEp-A 69-scrs fsrrn. aasptsd o. stock
" raising. must - first ass = eFsfF 70
s7ec' wiih Foos bgilcings, 80 within zen
miles 81 TIE citF.
EoR 1AiF-8n Psymeais tV-o houses or
D Igfiev flare. so and ~. one 81 Bridge
e. between College 80 Union. s4'e ors on
Coie-sI-. $500 one On corner q NesifaE snd
PErisaTss &tys ere o. 1eseYs. tsft ore
ste7srf-srs So . and three in tbe village -
cogth sraua kaf as fgl FIJI psrtcglsrs ~
s'Fr~e htrses wf ~ Eff a r@rT afeirehtf arr
rhess. esf - Croner cufisf's resl estate
department. over Beard 81 Iraae.
1 oTS On stewart Fl slfe's ss6ifion. - -
\ 80 Lrft ~ r1r snrfh G~snt Rsrios
pIaf So fo SO.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19

The following IL 4 llst Of the marriage
licenses issued since iast published. with the
names residence wssa outside Tue citg, and
ages Of the parties. AeEs
John ,. Leksfrum. sparta; Katrina F.
broomsn. sparta. .........-....... N-14
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19
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oP t.isphons Sst.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19
AGENTS WANTED.

NNkNTED-Ageufs iu every city 20 sell our
" new electric ink-eraser. ink erased in fUo
seconds without hsTrning paper agents make
8 20 81 ner day. send 20 Tor sanule, terms.
etc Perfect Eraser Co.. - Rcof-st-. Cieve-
and O. It's
WANTED ladies and 10 gentlemen 1t
" once 10 take orders for Puhiishing Co.
on eomrnission. OF gusrantse ssisry ~ So per
month oface. II hew HcuSeman block,
W a7ren WHife. manager. ls
WANTED Agents for fhe History - TIE Bx-
" n la~2ffous %. Daring Ueefs and Grand
sehfevererfs ~ stanley. AZ fs nsfft fi-9lf
cfrcu.a AZ FREE A1aress %. 3. EroFn4nE A l3..
ToledS. ohio .lU
AGENTS sa9n8 vrffe far ilnstratef riTc11ar.
\ ana ferfas f1r rEs weeks trial ~ y eseHri
Wss1ar. WASHES e rflesB clothes eisaE ~ aaf
sfes~ rf-t " rUhe p Easy sois Fr11 =
he = Wo-fh 81. Ions No. june 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19

Tia Ways snd Means Conas1ls tee bas
keps IL m.nd the true theory of ne
Ameriesa protective taE,t n preparing
Is blll. II aas the col-l ~ Itlee' ain -
TX tae a1.ses 9 poa tnAL CLASS q manu-
fAetuEea goods ara fzrm products
winch csn be sspplaed AZ sone, % a. -
discourage tne ase ~ hke foIe,gn
goods and products and secure u
Amerlc4ns the home market. Compe-
tiu0n among hotne producers eaa
als4ys be depended upon - secure rea-
sonsble prcss ID the f1EuEe. - il has IA
tie p4a. There . no good reason why
tie CulLes States should be dependent
upon any fOre.gD country Tor anything
which c czn produce for Itself. ~ the
general policy II the hil s ~ foster
aud promote American production and
and diversity American industry. II
foreign commerce and 8 great carrying
trade were the only thing - DC al
tanned, the true policy OF every couatry
would Dc 70 produce only those things
which nature gave L or adapted i
especially % produce. Then there
would be a mutual dependence OF na-
tiOns one upon another, ami a great
carrying trade between them. But the
pFotectlonist does not believe II 70 be
the true poalcy Of any independent L a.
ton ~ rely upon any other for It's sup
ply Of any articles which II can. with
reasonable facility, provide for itself.
The true practical policy of every na-
ton IS TO secure and maintain inde-
Pendence first. and indulge in senti-
mental relationships afterward. The
Mckinley bill keeps that policy IN view.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19

EvKsY article imported into this
country, if of a knd that car be pro-
dueed here, displaces Just 80 much
American labor and substitutes foreign
labor. II the tariff is reduced to the
minimum, tho maximum amount of
manufactures Will certainly be I'M
ported. Ii the market Is glutted by
foreign products and domestic pro-
ducts, then WILL come the competition
between the two. That which can bo
produced the most cheaply will IN time
drive out the other. Just at this point
is where the difference in wages paid
Will begin - DC seriously felt, and
American producers must cut below the
foreign or 20 10 tie wall. But some
free traders are crazy enough TO say;
"Well and good; If foreign manufac-
turers can make goods cheaper than
American, We ought to have the prvl-
lege of buying from them" But what
good is it TO n laborer TO gain cheap
prices If nc loses his own wages? If
his employer Is driven TO cut down
wages 10y foreign competition or is
driven out Of business, what profit is
the enlplOyc going to make out OF
cheap pTices2 1t IS true that the free
trader pooh-poohs at all this and sweeps
il away with a contemptuous wave of
the hand, but the stubborn fact re-
mains that the United States never yet
has made success in any of its trial
trips in the free-trade schooner.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19

trecrge Ter. lt5 Tr0wbr Ee-st-. ots-
elio Ayre, 5II Isl7ers nave. WIIar1
hrethour. as l9uimby-st. measles.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19

THr revenue reduction contemplated
hy the Mckinley tarf hiIi. for the NEXT
fscal wear. IS $50 2s6 es6 from customs,
snd about sl0.S27.s7s from inter aal
revenue. or total If So .2s4,tl4.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19

0.sE of the best recommendstlons OF
the Mckinley bin IS t1e usual Demo-
cratic EroTl at it. lt issciean Reputa-
can measure. and vs believe the conn
try vii heartily SUSTAIN it.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19

Van H0utens -deGcious-
made Instantly.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19

secsie axes sid a atvo-pound psck
sces 0ulT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19
oo-orIRsTIvE rnrLoynEST GO


q Csnal-s;., Room y.
MONEY TO LOAN a. 9 sno psr cent op Filt
VI edged security. Percy snyder ? csHsist
Wv 1-roon house. On Yssf SIDE. ouiY sl0s0
IN ACBF@ ~ miles from city. 80 vii
~ trade Tor good lnt ef small house
q Lots aud AZ elegant nev room bal@f. irof-
ser nesr East 4 only tba9
1en ACRk- In Tyrone township fovr miles
tVt frgn Kent Cts. Maple. Pin auc Hem
ices t,nbs oniTt a. aers hefn nefnbei tbs
is In kerf roHnfr
uOI SIS AND IfoTs-e1 sna si9o dovb IA
- snee ssEY
I HAVE s0o000 s~res - lsn6 for SAFE in
fetrasfs sud Wyoming ~ from q - e ~
mere .ssv terms
pEACH lsBas on LAKE Shore fos sac or trade.
HAVE sgus choice larrus fof sale that a.
i uaf - fGT eatef fof tbf money ir fhs
state
8ATE souis fns farms ussf cts. thsf J
vIA exfbaugf lof c'fF property
PERCHS SNYDER
- Csusl-st
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19
w. B. SWEET & co.

REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE AND LOANS
1924 Monroe Street
Rooms 81 and 81 Telephone Go
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.
BRIGHT PROSPECTS.

GRAND RAPIDS. SATURDAY. ArRLY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19
TOR sALE-KIsoELLANRous

FOR SAIE-At a bargain. a large ice and
u blast refrig orator and egerai ice chests
cheap. u. X. Emery. - RansOiB-si. III
TOR SALE-Draft team s years old both
l. mares; dark gray, well matched weight
3io. Address VI. ". Willard. KluBey. Mich.
or call at Farmers Feed Barn. on Waterloo 81.
Fridays. n
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19

FOR SALE-Or Will exchange for city prop
erty. an s0-acre farm in Cascade town
ships veil improved. Call on or address DR..
VI. w. DaDforth. Cascade, Mich. June
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19

gaitsa PFsss Reports. Pr0mPt Aaa s@Fss
CsHssry, All ths Local ns-ss ana the
otsassst ana N0st PLAINLY Prtassa FAess
PusHshed Ia Grand HaPlds-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19
WhKTRD-BOARDRRs.

BOARD and lodging st the Michigan House
IL $50 per week. Saif
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19

Circulation Guaranteed 20 Be the
Largest OF All Michigan Dsilies Tx
espt Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19
REAL ESTATE COUNTRY.


TO PARTIES desiring 10 purchase property
IN one OF the most pleasant rural loc8-
tiOnS. we viii say. please tsxe q look at our
property in the village of Lisbon. and then
make US an offer. We mean business and are
bound 10 sell 10 the highest bidder As soon ss
the bids are all in. Address q. u. A. 3.
Eimslie, Grshd Rapids. Mich. l00tf
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19
LOST

I OST-Dog: brown and white water spaniel;
u answers - name of "Tno." Finder please
return 20 3ls South College ave. and receive
reward 1u
I OsT-Bunch Of keys; finder return to this
- 0f1ce. if9
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19
FOR RBET-BUsIsBss PLACES.

EOR RENT-NeW store and basement. N0. 2
South Iouiast. suits OF rooms for Offices.
st No. p. steam heated. Apply 10 Wm. Nh
Ter. No. % south IOEis 81. 10
E'OR RENT-1wo stores and rooms suitable
for Offices or light housekeeping I'm Porter
Block. corner 81 Monroe and Division-sts. II
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19

L'OR SALE-A forty-acre farm. with house
and barn, for sale cheap; viii take city
property in exchange. Inquire Of Emil Ait
man. Is West Brdg ST., or Mrs. Hindensch.
las Straight-st. Mar Il
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19
REAL ESTATE CITY.
g500 PAID As You WANT TO. viii buy
VoOO, a choice lot Of l.. :. Proyin.

pEAD,--If you want home either city or
"a country. e. ana ccimici d Dawson. at
room 6. No. - can ti-st.i they VIII cheer uliy
show you What they have, aud can make terms
io saiIal 13l
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19
WkNTED-T0 RENT,

INANTEU-TO rent two furnished rooms,
W uitable Tor light housekeeping Adares.
Mrs. j.. I03 Second st., city. l09
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19

L'OR SALE-A 6-oom h0us-. Groom house.
two 7-room houses new. pSpcred throu b
out. ana very convent nti ~ Nil rel 10 dc,lT-
able tenant Apply w. II. Tibbs. 80 North Col
lege-ave. 1i2
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-08
STICKS TO HIS THEORIES.
The Father of the Electrical Ex-
ecutiOn Law Not Disheartened.

The Father of the Electrical Ex-
ecution Law Not Disheartened.
BUFFALO, Aug. 7.-Dr. A. P. South
wick, father of the electrical execution
law. said to-day, in an interview: II
feel just as l have always felt on this
matter. There is nothing against the
system at all, and the fact is there has
been a great deal of senseless sensa-
tional talk about the execution. For
instance, the big story in regard to the
Bickening spectacle of froth. saliva, etc.,
coming from Kemmler's mouth is ridic-
ulouS. 1t was a perfectly natural thing,
and was caused by the muscular con-
traction of the stomach. 1t was moth
ing unusual at all. La fact, party of
ladies could sit in room where an eX
ecution of this kind was going
on and not see anything repulsive
whatever. If the mistake of
ordering off the Current so quickly had
not been made, there would have been
none of this talk. 1.-The burning of the
flesh was also exaggerated. That was
caused simply by the fact that the
sponge under the electrode was too
small. A light current was passing
through then, and the sponge having
dried out, the electrode just touched
the skin. l think Kemmler's nerve af-
fected those there about as much as any
thing. 1t looked to me, though, as an
evidence of mental incapacity. He
seemed to be without fear and helped
to adjust the straps in way that was
simply astonishing. No, sir; do not
consider that this will be the last eX-
ecution by electricity. There will be
lots of them. 1t has been proven that
the idea is correct and / think the law
is the best one. The execution was
success. Kemmler never knew what
happened to him and died absolutely
without pain"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-08
Plums-SI.5O.
Grapes-Concord, Soc.
Wholesale Produce.

Pork, Bacon Lard. Etc.-Pork, mess,
S13; hams, 10Ac. salt dry long clear, 6lsc !;
smoked long clear, 6s4c; breakfast bacon,
Sac; long spiced rolls, e@9l2e; tierce lard.
Che; key lard, 6%c; 3-lb tin pail, TAG; 5-lb
tin pail, 7l8c; l0-lb tin pail, &c; 20-lb
pail sac.
FIour-Patents, S5@5.5O; straight, $3.50
OATS; bakers, S3.25@3.75; buckwheat,
S3.5O@3. rs: rye, $2.4c@2.7O.
Beans-Medium, $1.25@1 so: navy, S1.5O
@1.75.
Dressed Meats-Fancy-dress steers, "a. %
@4.50; choice steers, $4Q4. %: COWS and
heifers, $3.50@3.75: country dressed beef,
50 5O@3; hindauarters, 4@5c: forequarters,
6@7c; mutton ranging from 80 to 40 lbs,
7@712c: country dressed mutton, 4@5c,
pigs feet and tripe, 90c@S1 per kit; quar-
tiers. 81.
Oysters-Per can, selects, 45c; New York
counts soc.
Fish-Whitefish and trout 6l2c; pike, 612c;
pickerel. &c; croppies, &c; Holsters, 1Sc;
halibut. 1Sc: salmon, 1Sc; red snappers.
15c; black bass, 12c; bluefsh, 12lac.
furs-Mink. 50c@Sl; marten; 81. 25@2.5O;
az; cross fox. $500 sllver-gray fox. SLIGO
70; red fox ST. IS; kit fox, doc: wolverine,
81: timber wolf, So; prairie wolf. 81; lynx.
$4@5; wild cat, soc; house cat. 15c; skunk.
5O@60c; muskrat falD. lie: muskrat win
teri, 13c: muskrat (kits), sc; badger, 81 ;
black bear. $16@25 black cub bear, S4@7;
brown bear, $1,000; brown cub bear, $40
z; grizzly bear, S10@15; grizzly cub bear,
$4@5; racoon, 60c@Sl sheep pelts, 25@e5c.
Hides-Green hides, per ID, 4c: green salt
ed hides, per Id, 4l2c; green sailed long
haired kip. per h. DC; green sailed veal kip,
per Id, 412c; dry flint hides, per h. &c; dry
sailed hides, per ID, &c; green calfskins, per
ID, 4l2c; dry calfskins, per ID, &c; wool,
washed per ID, 24@26c; wool, unwashed,
per ID, 16@19; tallow, per ID, 4c; ginseng,
per h. So, 70; seneca per Id, 32c; beeswaX,
per Id. zoe: dry deer skins, fall, per Id, 3Oc
dry deer skins, winter, per Id, 25c; dry ante
lope skins. per lb, 23c; dry elk skins, per ID
zoe: dressed buckskin, per ID. $1.25.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-08
A REVOLVING SCENE.
London Newspapers Condemn the
New Method of Execution.

LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE Times. in COM
menting on Reminders execution. says:
''It is impossible to imagine more re-
voting scene. We fail to see that cleo
trica execution holds out prospect of
definite gain IN the direction of human
ity."
The Standard says: "The execution
will send thrill of Indignation through
the civilized world. The scene may be
described as disgrace to our common
humanity. The demOraliZing effect of
the scandalous scene upon the people
OF America cannot be Overestimated,
they having latterly developed craze
for inhuman levity.''
In the editorial column of the Stand
ard is an article strongly cOndemning
the publication of the minute details of
the execution of Kemmler, which the
other papers have INDUCED in, and de-
nouncing the practice as demoraliZlng.
At the same time the paper devotes two
whole columns to the subject. includ-
ing detailed report of the proceedings
in the death chamber, summary of the
autopsy aud the opinions of experts.
The evening papers are unanimous as
the morning papers in cOndemnlng the
electrical executions on the strength of
the nrSG experiment.. lie Evening
News declares that public opinion
throughout the civilized world demands
that the Americans shall not repeat the
outrage committed at Auburn yester-
day.
The Pail Mall Gazette deprecates the
observance of cruel methods in the eX-
ecution of criminals, but condemns the
diatribes of the morning press as unjust
and unwarrantable. The American peo-
pie, it insists, :are the best-natured and
gentlest people in the world, land actuat-
ed by motives of humanity in every I'M
dertaking,