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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-05

B. R. Tllman was inaugurated with great
pomp at Columbia, SC, yesterday. In his in
augural address Gov. Tillman advocates better
free school system and urges the abolishment
Of the state university and the establishment Of
industrial schools for women.
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Another Arrest for Forgery.

Another Virginia real estate man was arrested
today. He was James F. Sheppard. and his home
lis at Salem, seven miles from Roanoke. His
arrest was made at the instance of Sheriff
Weber of Salem the telegram announcing that
he WAS charged with embeZzlement. The
prisoner denied that he was guilty OF any
wrong doing. When Detective Carter arrested
him he had but five cents in his pocket, the last
of nearly Si00 that he had when he reached
here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-05

The Commissioners today practically COM
pleted their labors before the COM
mittee on Appropriations. On Monday
next commencing at 10 O'Clock, the
committee will hear all citizens interested0tn
subjects embraced under heads Of District rev
enue0 or expenseA
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ZANZIBAR, Dec. 5.-Emin Pacha, who is at the
head of q German expedition, has arrived at
Lake Victoria. The expedition had number
Of fights with Arab slave traders, but 1t was
successful in all the engagements.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk
OF the court to the following: Lee c. Grant
and Mary j. Hill; Chss c. Cation and Sarah 4.
Stephenson; Denville J. Howe and Mamie
Winters.
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DECREASING The DEATH RATE.

The mortality among Consumptives has been mate
rally decreased of late years by many excellent pull
monies. Foremost among them is SCOTS EMUL-
SION of Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites Of Lime
and Soda Phthsis. Bronchitis Abscess of tie Lungs
Pneumonia. Weakness and soreness of the Chest are
completely subjusated by timely resort to this
ccssiul combination of highly purified cod liver oil
with the salts named. which themselves among the
finest reparatiyes Of exhausted energy Not only Lung
and Bronchial troubles. but rheumatism General De-
biity the Wasting away Children and Adults scro-
fula and Lumbar Assesses and Teebleness are re-
moved by this standard preparation For Anaenia and
all impoverished conditions Of the blood it is the best
possible remedy and since the flavor of Cod Liver Oil
is nuled in it, children and delicate lady invaids ex
perience no repugnance in taking it. d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-05

Germany Recognizes Brasil.
BERLIN, Dec. 5.-Germany has officially
recognised the United States Of Brazil,
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Leavec All to His widow and Som.

Leaves All to HIS widow and Son.
The will Of the late John Kraemer was filed
today. He leaves the estate to his executor,
his brother, Henry Kraemer, and nephew, Will
lam Mueliesen, In trust for his widow and son.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Market.

The following are the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market. as reported by special
wire TO Corson and Mccartney IA L street.
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GREAT MARK Down SALE
AT
". H. HOEKE'S

W. ID. II U Z Els
CARPET AND FURNITURE wAREROOMs.
We wish 10 return our hearty thanks to our
freEds and the pubic for their liberal support
durInS tie SEASON which is just closing You
have made 1t enc OF the busiest we hayeeyer
known. We have appreciated your trade and
bcIicNe we have saved you Honey where You
have favored us with your orders, and if you
have placsd them elsewhere you have received
the bcneiIts Of our low prices TO a certain ex-
tent. We are going to close the season with n
GREAT MARK DOWN SALE IN ORDER TO
ELDtCE OUR STOCK TO ITS MINIMUM
BY JANUARY /. 1891. AND WE INVITE
lOC To TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT. You
will tnd PRICES CUT FROM lOto.5 PER
CENT. Where goods have moved the Stoves.
We have TUt the kniie the deepest. We wantto
exchange them for your CASH and give you
the advantage OF the trade
We haNs mt the price CARPET regardless Of
the Mckinley bill.
Ingram Carpets. 45c. Best Extra Supers Csc Ex.
ira Quality Tapestry, Body Brussels Carpets al
Bigeiow. Lowell. Hartford and other makes of Boiy
Brussels at sl.15. Best Moquets at S1.c5.
CONE EARLY AND REMEMBER, THE CASH
BUYER CANNOT AFFORD TO PASS Us BY.
W. H. HOEKE,
dd-3t Sth st. and Pennsylvania ave.
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WATCHES.
NJ. W. GAIT. BRO 4 CO..
JEWELLERS AND sILyERsMITHs,
1lO7 Penna. ave-.
Call attention to their large
stock OF AMERICAN WATCHES.
HOWARD, ELGIN and
wALTHAM.
Sole agents for the Patek. Phil
ipe Co.'S GENEVA WATCH.
SILVER WATCHES ranging
price from sl2 to s25. These are
accurate timekeepers and thu
oughly reliable.
Attention is called to the
GAIT WATCH" q Watch of
superior style and finish. designed
to meet the requirements Of those
desiring accurate performance and
minimum prices.
do AL Watches fully guaranteed.
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CASH On CREDIT.

Our fall stock Of Furniture. Carpets. &C.. is now
complete and you contemplate purchasing anything
in our line it will be to your interest call be-
fore doing confident save you from
few of our many bargains and advantages.
We will sell you Handsome SOLID OAK ANTIQUE
FINISHED BED ROOM SUITE. pieces. for s17
cash s1s credit
We Will sell YOU 7-piece PARLOR SUITE. solid
walnut frames upholstered in the best hair cloth.
saS cash $50 on credit.
walnut frames. upholstered in plush combination COL
OTIS. Tor SIS cash or $50 on credit.
We will sell you a good wOvEN-wIRE BED
SPRING for g.. % cash or g.. so on credit.
We will sell You a good quality BRUSSELS CAR
PET for Coo yard cash Csc Per yard credit.
We will sell you good INGRAM CARPET for Sc.
per yard cash or 4Oc per yard on credit.
We and lay all CARPETS free of cost and do no.
charge for the waste in matching figures.
We will sell all CARPETS. MATTINGs AND OIL
CLOTHS on credit at advance OF cents per yard
ON the lowest cash price.
EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS taken
on all credit safes and no notes required
CASH DISCOUNT allowed ON all accounts settled
In thirty days.
P. JOAN,
s11-3m 739 and 141 It'll 1t. n.
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l1innalaYan Tea.

The first cCeived since 1882.
II is very rare I think this is
the only lot in this country.
Color black. yet light i'll the cup
and equal ard similar 70 the best
green tea in flavor.
IS cents POUND.
y. ". BUECHELL, 1925 Est.
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LOCAL LEGISLATION,

A Meeting of the House District Committee.
Two-coMMIssIoNERs A-oroEUM BILL AMENDED
THE LIQUOR LICENSE QUESTION TO pr CON-
sIDERED NEXT TuEsDAr-THE DISTRICT ArPRo-
PRIATIoN BILL.
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See the oids ami Eads adrertised belou in
other departments.
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BRows's InoS Buffers

Cures Indigestion. Biliousness. Dyspepsia. Malaria.
NERVOUSNESS and General Debility. Physicians
mend It, All dealers sell il. Genuine trade mark
and crossed red Lines wrapper. 5
NO NOT PURGE OR WEAKEN THE BOWELS,
~ but act specially the liver and bile perfect
llNe cOrrector. Carters Little Liver Pills.
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IL stin,t,on ,n;nras Ne don pi,nn,es
saiiow Cirters Little IAyor t1iis re.iov- til,
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08
HE WAS DISCHARGED.
A Man Seventy-one Years Old shakes tn
Works"

DETROIT, July Capt. Joseph Mich
olson, warden of the House of Correc
ton, walked into the United State
Court this morning with William Dan
iels in response to wri. of habeas cor
pus issued Saturday for an INQUIRY into
the legality of Daniels conviction and
sentence, six years ago, to 10 years tol
having counterfeit money III his posses
son. Daniels is good looking mar
of over II years, with snow white hau
and chin beard, and looks as though b
had been well fed.
Attorney Black stated that Mr.. Mic
olsOn's return shows that Daniels Sc
tence was on his plea of guilty withot
Indictment, and the record suppOH
the return. Judge Brown asked D.
trict Attorney Shepard If he had an
thing TO say. Mr.. Shepard said: |
have not, your honor. The case VS.
longe before my time, and the records
as stated" The court then calld
Daniels forward, and said: 81 cart
see any reason why yon should not h
discharged. Mr.. Clerk, you may ente
an order dischargng the prisoner
Daniels left the court room at once
and will visit sister at Ann ArbOr anC
another in Ohio, before going to hi
home in Pennsylvania. He says thai
he was never accused Of any CRIME be
fore, and was got into this by man
who asked him TO help him out of d
scrape. He said that he had beer
treated we'll at the works, and never
had the slightest trouble.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08
GONE UP THE SPOUT.
The international League Kicks
the Buekes.
SOT ENOUGH LEFT FOR 4 FUNERAL
sAginAw-B.y City, Loadon aud n anailten
Go UndsF-Grana Rapids " ia frooA-
bly, Joiu the Western League
Detroit Big Loser.

szsNssy,s = ", .s.sAss@-,sssAA
DETROIT, Mich. July THE Inter
national league 5 thing of the past.
Ssginaw-Bay Cty has disbsnded its
team and paid of its players. Their
reason for this IS that the Hyphens
were unfairly trsated by Detroit, Lon
don and Hamilton. Just as Director
Chittenden, OF the Detrpits, received
news of the Saginaw Bay City's with
drawal today, he wa: surprised by Man.
ager Fessendon, of TIE Londons. walk
ing up and saying, well, I'll bid you
good bye" Director Chitteaden asked
FOR an explanation. He replied that he
had received news from his directors
informing him that he Dondons were
TO be dlsbanded. 4 Dispatch from
Hamilton says that that club has also
decided TO funk, thusleaving hardly
enough of the league y make decent
funeral.
President Mills said.oday that Sagi-
naw-Bay City had ut paid its $1,000
bond and had refusd TO pay two assess
ments FOR league expenses. He says
demand for paymnt of these legiti-
male debts precipiited Saglnaw's ac-
ilon. Mr. Mills sd Grand Rapids and
Toronto were apious 10 stay IN. and
Detroit would hSe stuck to the last.
Coming just NV the crash means
heavy loss TO tt Detroit club, as sew
eral deals for sic of players had not
yet been consnmated.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08
TERRIFIC TORNADO.
II Stkes Fargo Causing Great Damage
and Loss of Life.


DIRoIT, Mimi, July Ga reporter
of ts Record, at Detroit, Mimi, says
terrc tornado struck Fargo at 2:3O
thislorning. The storm demolished the
Maroba and Milwaukee freight
hous, destroyed the fronts of the
Dav block, Opera House block, Con-
tineal block, Garfield block, Webster
bloc unroofed the Northern Pacific
freid depot, Republican Office and
Chal's hardware store. Plymouth
Conegational Church is destroyed.
The eenev block and Exchange Hotel
suited badly, A number of other
bulltgs are badly damaged. The
mott and seven children of the late
CaptcCarthy were killed IN their house
at Il corner of Ninth and Fifth-sts.
The nily had taken refuge in the cell
lar in some manner were caught in
the TIERS of the falling building and
crusl to death. A passenger train
| on tNorthern Pacific was caught as
it waeparting from Fargo, and top
pied er into the ditch. No one was
kllleOut n dozen passengers were
badlNt and bruised. The train con-
sistcdf three baggage cars and ten
coact The storm extended over
North Minnesota and was slightly
felt iDetrOit, where a few small
buildS were overturned and one
horseuck by ligh thing ana burned.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08

eeeding $500. Also thst the board see
tnat the fountain Be properly s4pPA-sa
with TIE Necessary water.
Alderman Anderson - auted 70 ~"
hos much money IheEe vas 10 'i.e PAL
Tund. Alderman Turner informed n.Al
that there vas S54V0. Alderman AiieSt
son then sad that he did not thlAA u
right 10 deplete the park Iund Tor the
fyuatsin. he MAS FeassuKed, honefsfi
by Alderman Turner, who sad that only
hall OF the amount MAS 10 ps pald on
the completion OF the fountain and the
balance At future time. The resolu-
non VAS adopted.
The new fountain will certainly oe an
ornament 10 kulton-st. and Grand hap
ids tnat the people should feel proud
OF. It viii be bold and massive aud the
statues are finely and perfectly mod
eled. 1hey are OF zInc or the most
costly kind. The structure viii De s.
feet high, with ground basin AZ feetin
diameter, and TWO upper basins IA
and 10 feet N diameter. On the sides
OF the standard under the FIRST basin
will stand two figures of Neptunes and
two figures Of lions. The Neptunes Will
bs SIX feet IN length and the lions three
feet three inches. Boys and dolphins
will support the second basin. sur
mounting the whole affair is figure OF
"Nenus Rising from the Sea"
There viii also be several smsller flg-
uros in the ground BASIN. IL is also
SAID that the designs do not do justice
10 the completed WORK.
The Committee on Bridges and alder
men OF the Ninth ward, 10 whom was
referred the petition of VIM. Boss, call
ing attention TO the dangerous condl-
ton OF the bridge on West Fulton-st.,
across the big ditch, reported thai IL
was N dangerous condition, and rec
ommended that the Board of Public
Works erect new bridge, at cost not
TO exceed $500. Several opposed the
building of bridge IN vigorous man
ner, Alderman Anderson saying that IN
his opinion So would repair the old one
sufficiently for all purposes. Alderman
Stem said that the new bridge was a
public necessity, rs It was on the high
! way TO the city's new park, the "Ball
/ Forty" In consequence there was
/ great deal of travel over II. Inc mo-
ton was finally lost.
The Committee on Appeals of the
North Coilege-ave. grading roll VIII
meet Thursday afternoon 10 look over
! the ground.
On motion of Aid. O'Donnell, the
| claims OF Gen. |. c. Smith and Lieut.
| W. J. Hurley for services rendered II
/ discharge of Official duties IN prosecut
/ ing vlolatnrs of the liquor law, wa
taken from the table. Rejected.
The council then adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08
GREAT LUMBER FIRE.
East Tawas Loses Heavily Through a
Remarkable Accident.

EAST TAwAs, Mich, July 7.-Early
yesterday morning the barge Sea Gull,
lying at Bearinger's dock, caught fire,
and as high wind prevailed at the
time the flames were speedily commum-
Gated to the dock. where 100000 feet
OF lumber was piled, and this was de-
stroyed.
The Sea Gull parted her lines and
foated to Emery Bros. dock. About
ZOO, 900 feet of lumber was piled there
and that, too, was burned.
The barge continued her march of
destruction and touched Locke *
stevens dock. There 100000 feet
of lumber was piled up and it, like the
other, was quickly reduced in smoking
embers. This finished. the Sea Gull
went high ont on the beach and burned
TO me water's edge.
The crew escaped. except Mary Clark,
the cook. She was burned TO death.
Messrs. Emery Bros. and SIbIey q
Resringer started their mills this morn
ing and will At once rebuild their docks.
Emery Bros loss on docks will be
scr. .0O0. no insurance; loss on 5000 600
feet of lumber. 800, 600. fully insured.
Bearinger Bros losses on docks, SIS
600. on 5000, 600 feet Of timber, Sl25,-
000
treorge T. & n. r. Smith, loss on lum-
Der on Bearlnger's dock. Sl5, 900. They
lose 4. .0O0. 600 feet Of lumber on the
same docks. insured. and 5000. 90 on
Locke & stevens dock, fully insured.
A.ger. smith q Co. lost 5000, 90 on
the Bearlnger dock.
Locke = stevens VIII start their mu
at noon
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08
TEN THOUSAND
And More Sir knights Arrive in Mil
waulkee.

txSNss~s He vsS ySNtS,,S-stSsNA
MILWAUKEE,, July knights of Py-
thias came in today on every train,
and it is estimated that upward of l0.-
600 representatives Of the order are
here. The city is beautifully decorated
IN honor of the event, and everything
is prepared TO make the visitors COM
Portable. Heretofore the knights have
been content TO stop at hotels or private
houses, but this year they go into camp
In true military style.
The camp Is located near Cold Springs
park and is divided INTO SIX blocks,
three an each side of Highland boule-
ward. The blocks will be used for hos
pital use. The discipline of the camp
will be very strict and large piece OF
ground west of the camp Will be re-
served for the use of ladies who are
desirous of obtaining a taste of camp
life.
The Supreme Temple of Pythian Sis
ters will also hold its first annual con-
ventlon during the week. $35, 900 has
been subscribed to pay the expense of
the meeting.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08
100000 DOLLARS
The Grand Haven Lumber Com
pany's Yards Burn
CRY FOR HELP sOBLY RESPONDED 20
sPriBgiske's Big biaEe-fhe Ftre eau sa
BY spark From n Passing sam
Bargs-Ths Via Helps
TianSs-frs ns ID aged.


saslsssNt xss NtNtss.s-sN.sS.
Spring LAKE, Mich, July s.-tre
broke out IN the Grand Haven Lumber
Company's lumber yards al O'clock
tins evening. A heavy south wind WAS
blowing al the time, and the IRE soon
spread. Two steamers were sent from
this place, one from Grand Haven, but
in spite of all. II seemed as If the entire
village was doomed. and Muskegon
WAS wired TO for assistance, 10 winch
they responded by sending steamer
10y special tram. At tins writing, IL p.
m, the fire Is under control. Loss,
500, ,000 on pine and hardwood lum-
Der, fairly we'll insured. The fire caught
from sparks from passing steam barge.
Tram number 81, going east, and due
here at S:lo p. m, IS still delayed al
Ferrysburg, owing 70 the FIRE being on
both sides of the railroad track. The
wind Is now blowing gale, and II will
bee an all-night's Job for the four
steamers TO keep the fire from spread
ing.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08
Theyestern League.

The news the collapse of Saginaw
Bay City, Dndon and Hamilton was
received byhe directors of the Grand
Rapids tem yesterday afternoon, but
they refud to say anything about il.
A meetlr was Immediately called,
however, md a long session was the
result. twas decided by the manage
ment to nmediately make application
for admission 10 the Western Associa-
ton. lis understood that one of the
clubs on the ragged edge
and Grand Rapids would
be glad taken in. The Western Asso-
ciationas always been preferable to
to the International Association. 1t in
cludeshe following cities: Milwaukee,
Mlnnpolis, Denver, Sioux City, ST.
Paul, es Moines, Omaha and Kansas
City. This makes a strong circuit, and
GranRapids would prove a drawing
attraion.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08
TO BOYBOTT THE NEGRO.
How southerners VIII Meet the Federal
Election Law.

W
CINCINNATI, July IA prominent
wholesale dealer of Charleston. S. c.,
who does not wish his name TO be used
is in this city, and talked freely yester-
day on Southern sentiment in regard to
the Federal Election law. He says the
people of the North have no idea of the
intense feeling that exists among all
classes in the South over the proposed
measure. There Is no disposition to talk
about 1t, but the passage of the bill will
be the signal for the creation of the
EXTREMIST bitterness, feeling that will
undo all that the leaders of peace have
accomplished and that will find man
Hesitation in action. First of all every
Northern product as far as possible will
be boycotted. Following this will come
the most extensive boycott on class
labor the world has ever known. Ar
rangements are already under way to
secure abroad thousands of white
laborers, and every negro employe in
the South will be discharged and no
Southern man will, under any pretext,
give one of them employment. the
object being to drive them to the North
and west.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08
COLLEGE CHANGES.

Lieut. simpson May Succeed Prof.
Carpenter.
LANSING, Mich, July The State
Board OF Agriculture meets here to-
night to choose a successor to Prof. r.
c. Carpenter, who leaves Agricultural
College to accept professorshp at
Cornell. 1t Is possible that Lieut..
simpson, now IN charge of tie college
cadets. will succeed HIM. It ~ also IN
tlmated that the resignation Of Prof.
Anderson, instructor N English lltera-
ture, VIII be accepted.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08

AAsHTNy. July 7-Sr Juhsn
Pnncefotae British minister. in ~
leerview th tie Uaited Press re-
p.rter thiSning. sad there was not
&c slgnt truth. or even the re-
hottest fsiaron for pub shinC tne
safer1ent st 4 American C3tfers
szed sny ssel fyag the British fsg
kenrIosa toe Brasa feet rosId
reelve oTd % recsFtgre tae vessel
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08
late Police

A gang Of young rOughs got into a
row saturday at l3s West Fulton-st..
and raised hades ~ no profane sense.
They went in 20 knock down and drag
out aud last night Detectives Cast and
Smith brought 70 headquarters Eli
ward Troy. Thomas Mccarthy and
Wm. O'Donnel
Bartholomew sack. one Of the young
men charged with breaking window e
IN the salvation barraCk, vas arrested
In the early hours of this morning by
Detectives smith snd Kennedy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08
NOBODY KILLED,
But n nher Injured and Much Prop
erty Destroyed

tTtl btstFoyfh.
MooHEAD, Mimi, July THE
storm ch broke over this city at 2:l5
SundaDrning was never equalled in
this PAT Minnesota. Fully S25. 900
damage property was done IN this
city, hes a number of people being
injured o far ss reported there is no
loss OF The most serious damage
70 prope was the blowing down of
the fouv and round house belong
ing TO threat Northern r. X. Part Of
the roof several cnimneysw we're blown
from thdate Normal School, also
from thigh school. Considerable
damaga done 20 the Grand Pacific
and Cent hotels. A large number Of
buildng' the country, near town.
we're bic down, and considerable
damsge &c TO grain. The gram ele-
vat0I at ny, SIX miles east Of here.
ls blown sn, and les across the y. =.
railway tx.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08
SIT A BURGLAR.

a Homer rrner Usea His Gun - Good
bct on an Tntruder.
HowFRsch., July Byron Ange-
vene, a faer -four miles east Of this
village, siand instantly killed burg
Jar who hbroken into his home At 2
O'Clock tenorning. The burglar was
aeout - Is old, snort Of stature, ard
Eare a D. mustache.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08
AN OLD OFFENDER
Is Nailed While Up 10 His Old
Tricks.

tricks.
GRAND HAVEN, Mich, July Mr..
Marke was out fishing Saturday and
DUNG his absence his cottage at High
land Park was broken into and every
thing of value was lugged off. Yester-
day Sheriff Vanpell arrested Henry
Boet, finding many railroad tickets,
etc, on his person. Boet is an old
offender and has served term in the
House of Correction. He is the same
man who stole Capt. Honer's watch and
$50 from his room on the steamer Wis
cOnsln
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08

CorNcTI BLUFFs Ia July z-sr-
rsnEsments have been conpleted for To-
erection of fruit ard Agricultural pal
sce 70 b. opened st The meeting of the
Farmers National Congress- which
taxes place IN this eitg hugust p 70 %
TIE palace nill - - elaborate one.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08

AIsoSA- Ia. Jul7 The tour -
Lvernors IN Hume eoldt coanfy. south
q here pas visited ~ disastrous frs
SaHdav The Driacl lpsl hotel. bsn~
saa several private residences we're
barns5-
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08

Mr CLErHxs, N.ch.. July 7.-Ine
Sarn II John Jarchow. ssiooulsts 10
getber with valuable horse ard tNo
hugges. vas Buried sunday afternoon
Cause, small boy and frscracSer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08
HIS WIFE sCoLDED
And Fred Gutzskl Nsd- Her .
Widow.

Widow.
LASsESs, Mich, July The VIE q
Fred Gutzsu. a Polish lab0rer, Te
urosched him for coming home drunk
Saturday night, and Guizski felt - en-
up about &c that he swallowed a iarEe
dose ~ psr.s green and died last uisa &
He was As years Old
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08
GAge DEPARTMENT.,

that ~ black
at that usually sold
dozen six gloves a.
Odozenb black silk gloves At 3 cents.
Tadea silk gloves worth 80
SPRING d COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08
Linen DEPARTMENT.


cents Naukin n sze
100 pieces goods bars
now Is cents
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08
Lace DEPARTMENT.

DRAPERY NETsPces reduced to S. So These
not be
SPRING COMPANY.