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Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-20
The Popular Book Store.
BARGAINS :!
MERRILL & COOK,
14O North Spring Street.
" We've Got There, Eli !"

The daily crowds at our store testify to this
fact. "We've met the enemy and they are ours. y
When we put our prices way down to bed
rock, our competitors were dazed, and they
haven't got through dazing yet
ABSORB THESE PRICES.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-20
Publishers

Publishers Our
Price. Price.
Arlington edition of 12mo cloth
bound books. comprising such
works as David Copperfeld, Pick
$ LOO wick Papers and other works, by
10 Dickens. Ivanhoe, Guy Manner tozo
75c ing and other books, by Scott -oo
Vanity Fair and Others by Thack
cry. East Lynne, Daniel De-
ronda, Adam Bede, and others too
numerous to mention. ...........
1.5O. .Pansy Books, all titles - 95c
1.50. Mrs. Holmes Books .... 95c
22.50. Dickens complete works, Is vols .s5 S5
1850. .Seott's complete works, IL vols 585
1850. .Thackery's complete works. w 5.S5
In addition to this, we would like to say that
we do not label our books neither do we stamp
an ugly, indelible rubber stamp advertisement
on the edges of our books to spoil and ds6gure
them and render them unfit for holiday gifts
LoOk out for this.
stock OF Miscellaneous Books. Juveniles Toy
Books. Gift Books Poems, Books of Travel,
Bibles, Holiday Booklets, Plush Goods, Albums,
Scrap Books, Autograph Books, Games, etc, etc
Our Toy Department. in the rear room of our
store, contains lots of pretty things to please
the children; no old chestnuts to work off, all
new goods
Sunday school committees in search of holi.
day presents for the children should come now
while the assortment is complete and get the
bargains.
We have the largest, finest and cheapest stock
of Christmas Cards in town. Just come and
look at the prices. Something astonishing
These being season goods, we' have cut the
prices down to nothing.
BIBLES.
clergyman, just from San Francisco, said he
looked through all the stores in San Francisco
and he nowhere found so large stock of fine
bibles as we have; so our claim OF having the
LARGEST STOCK IN CALIFORNIA
In not an elastic truth, but are ''words of truth
and soberness." !"
OXFORD TEACHERS BIBLES ..--
At prices ranging from below 50. 90 to $3.50.
The elegant India paper editions are less than
half as thick, or heavy and cumbersome as
the old style.
Bibles with type to fit all eyes, and prices to
hit all purses; with plain gilt edges or with the
Dennlson's Patent Index for ready reference
We handle the Revised Bibles and Testaments,
and also the Parallel Teachers Bibles with the
old and new versions.
We have a grand line of Holmans Teachers
Bibles, at all prices.
Bagster's prehensive Teachers Bibles in
great variety OF styles and prices.
Cambridge Bibles. in large type, with and
without references
American Tract Society Teachers Bibles, a
large line.
We have magnificent stock of dainty Testa-
ments, Prayers and Hymnals.
We want you to come and see our Bibles and
learn our prices. They are all right as we
are the agents of the American Tract Society
We have the largest depository of Bibles and
religious literature in Southern California, and
can give you perfect satisfaction.
l2-7-25t
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-20
Scent Savings Stamps.
THE
Security Savings Bank
And Trust Co.
CAPITAL, 5000, 900
LOCATED AT
NO. 148 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
(Near Second street,,

Has for the past six months been receiving
CHILDREN's DEPOSITS in sums as low AZ IS
cents and issuing to each depositor pass book.
AS an aid to this department of our Savings
Bank and for the purpose of encouraging Small
Savings by all persons both old and young, the
Bank has introduced what is known as the
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-20

The red man demands the right to
Sioux and be SiouXed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18
HUNDREDS PERISH.
Pre- Destroys the City 81 9onasaS
Western Slbarla's Capital.
FRlCBTFIL loss OF LIT EEPORTEA.
Ths foPsiatioa. tasaPossa Mostls - IA
Als4. kufusea Asslst-ses a. the Cam
seas a0a o treat a4Ees Ars
hurncd a. Dcath-

4 CACL.0NA AbDs 20 lAE HoEaoE
st PErEEsHUEe- Msy l7-rhe city
of Tomsk IN Western Slter.a has been
sluaost camplctel8 eestFoyos - Iced
sna nre M4ug lives Aase aeeu losI
ST PsrEE~sUi.o, Aay A. harrl tie
scenes are reported a. hsviRF occurred
duuug tha blrulAg ot Ioa.sk tAe cau-
Ia ii Western - ber.s Ile place
Was visited simultsneoesly hy 8 con-
faFraucn and 6 cvclone the result
% the com ined disasters being
tie destruction ~ three-e uarters ~ the
bullainFs which were of woo1. ana the
loss 81 handueas ~ llfes The esiaed-
"a. situated in ihe high town. Is ia
Ashes Ile 81 alls ~ tle ealnce iu fall-
ing crushed an adjacent hospital barry
ing the inmates. Who were suhscq quout-
IN roasted alive
The Farlisat brutality refused 10 ren-
Ger tle least assistance in saving Afes
.44 property. "a .4a ploa that they hsa
snoaeh 81 a. to protect the barfs As
ani o.aer Goserun eHt hWlaLEs Iupy
!. 50 adael tAat taet hsi no ume to as-
ast worthless tE.ts Mach II lls
s-lfeflng m clf l-Fe been avoided ta4
there been ile sl4s tesl attempt 81 81
glulzca RELIEF
As IS Gre and water were not capable
81 inrictug mise 3 enough ou the nn-
fortunate outossts. ihe stofm was fol-
lowed by . sudden fs-l in fhe teu pera-
ture. AMI socn tAo devastated elfF was
bur.cl beneath mantle cf snow rt4t
added stingur cola 70 the s4fe e-ngs ~
The thousands ci she.urloss meA. sl.-
ea AID cAl44fau-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18
ELECTRIC FLASHES

Yae Doz-nlen Par.la aleas st5a-rns@
F-1ag
oegu1ss P-ssy azes li fel ovsf.
so1ra froE bergs 81 QslEey H. -
as aroare9
Alassas e.g voleane, Begosios = re-
vor1sd - be IN er slson. alllDg s1e ser
resu6lsg oeuntEy 81 IA asaes
Tbs sssts eeuxeauon o. veterans Q.
ne Mexican w2r was cn Fraay c~l-ea
for Jans z3 20 - a. Greenvils. III
re boiler h94se sua breaker q lie
Nelson shat ~ sasnsAln. Pa ~efe
barne1 Friday nlg1I Tie loss = sl.9s-
eea
business failures Tor the week nun
Der Ga. compared ~ith 30 last week,
aud e4s in the corresponding ~eeN q
1859
Alpheas Ball well l-kno~n CA-itor-
nia capitalist. fell fcom break~atsr
a. san Francisco Friday AID MAS
drowned
The American Beard 0f Foreign Com
paissiOners viii send q steaas-lsuach %
Rev +. T. Rama FOR work among ne
Caroline ISLANDS.
Friday the remains OF Ann Rutledge,
famous IN history as Abraham Lincoln
early love, we're removed from Concord
u Petersburg, III
A. the annual meeting in Topeka on
Friday OF the Kansas STATE Temperance
Union James A. Troutmsn. Of Topeka,
was elected president
Army officers are az work urging the
House 20 refuse 70 concur N the action
OF the Senate prohibiting the sale oi
beer a post canteenA
Mr. PoW3eriY has issued an appeal 10
the Knights o. Labor for money In aid
Of the Chicago carpenters who may be
idle on account Of the strike.
Archbishop ireland, % s. Paul, on
Friday Issued Instructions 70 the clergy
Of bis diocese 10 oder prayers every
mass for rain and good crops.
William J. Parl. & 5oa's bookstore az
Madison. Wis, was closed Friday on
executions aggregating $1,000 Ihe
hrm is one OF the Oldest IN the city.
The Christian Socialists Of Ohio have
Effected a State or~anl-t Ion, WIN Kew.
II. NJ. Bacon. Of Toledo, president, and
Rev L. z. Foster, OF Cincinnati, secre-
tary.
Friday ~ urcinn2u judgment foI
$4,000 was rendered by the United
states Court against J. ". Wiltshire in
favor of David Armstrong, receiver Of
the Fidelity National Bank.
The barn Of Wendell Goetz. near Ely,
Ia, was burned with seven horses and a
large quantity OF grain Thursday night.
Loss, $1,000; Insurance, $ zoo. The
ire was Of iucendia~v ORIGIN
To License Original Package" saloons
CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia. May 1.-THE
City Council on Friday directed the
drawing up bv the city attorney Of a
resolution granting license TO original
package saloons.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18
rnE sslyEs QUESTION


Frsss~.s a sA- D4.e~-s1@- s0~ o1A@S e
- fAs ssz~ts.
UAszzxsTes. 42y fx-ssn.soE I'd
1aafs Va frsR tAs judiciary commit
sss reported kA1z q sae ssn7ss tes
HS4ss 4s1saAnszt - tks al s<'ass 81
Eitn a. 2ne 1z1sat tzsrsss strtklag
e.s csr-aln ~gn3s sza lassrtlox lns
1sf1s - ta.k sAs s4lss ~ ssca szAzs-
ports - nzF asr 90 raised Above ~aaE
. i1sE aa1 rs@ssa4b-A Is@ a1sa1-
neat ~zs agreed =. AnG 80 fcll0Eiag
confsrrses SsEs apPssase1, >eaalors
Edmauds va Hear Mas an1 Vest
Ma
TIE Ssn4ss ssszt z0st 0f tee asy as-
5zlaz ths s1s1dmsas by osaxtoF
Plum 70 the silver BAL nge ga1eE con
slferafisn. Ias 4nsudmeAt provides
thal rhe Secretary Of TIE Treasury
shall a. 40 tine Dc siiswsS 81 lzE %
retain snd Ae3a IA me Treasury De
p.rsmsas as saTplas an amount 70 sx-
seed STA. 0ss. soo Thts snsadnsas
provoked raAniAs dsssss. Ia ~Aieh
Ssn4lo-s Pls@s. IRsslIa Sherman. I'd
m naads. Allissa. CockFsli. Reagan and
Nsst psrtici p2te4 AL the speakers
Condemned tss policy Of boarding n0nsJ
Ia Ne Ir-.s4ry
Senator sAsrmaa opposed Senator
Plunss amsncmeat As pattinx . rs-
ssralnt apOa ths Treasury Departments
AMI preEsnsiag it from paying Govern
meat obligations as they became due.
senator Plumb defended and advO-
Gated the anend msnt offered by hin.
He argued that rhe Treasury Depart
meat should have nothing Whatsyer 10
d. ~Ith the currency supply ~ tGs coun-
ny The holding ot mOnsy IN the
Treasury except tor the needs Of the
Government itself). which bad been
before thai time IN oireu l2ticn, Was an
economic crime.
The discussion then tarned on the
nOashly debt statements o, the Treas
ury. SenAtor lnyslls asserting that he
found in them astonishing auazing
berilderlng and irrecoaeilsble diserep-
AneisA' senator sherman undertook TO
explain them. .nd senator Allison gave
ais views upon them. eoinciding gener-
ally with those OF Senator sherman
tie said there was an erronsous bat
widespread belief in the country, par
ticularly In the West. that there was an
immense amoons OF Government money
stored 10 in the Treasury, while in fact
she real surplus was, as stated By Mr.
sherman. s35. 900, oUo
The silver bill went over without ac-
ton
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18

lie Was announced. after Which ballot
was taken resulting N Carlisle receiy-
ing 50 votes, Lindsay 50 and McCreary
so The name of ex-governor Ne
Crearv was then withdrawn. which left
The contest between Carlisle Rnd Lind
say
Another ballot, the ninth in al, Was
taken. and the announcement Of Car
Isle. r. ma9e, when above the Wild
cheering was heard a strong voice NOV
ing 10 make the nomination unanimous
bv acclamatiOn. The motion was ear
ried. Carlisle's vote gave him Is ma
jority.
4 committee was then appointed con-
sisting OF Hon. James Msllgen, VINO
nominated Carlisle, and hon. Claude
Thomas. who seconded the nomination,
to notify the successful candidate Of his
victory. They escorted h.m into the
Senate chamber amid great applause,
and Mr. Carlisle made a brilliant speech
accepting the nomination
iJoha Griffin Carlisle. q Ccvington, vas
born IN Campbell nov Keuronl County, Ky.
SeDtcrnber s. IS.5; received q c nulon-school
education. taught school IN The county sud
afterwards ~ CoviLstou studied laW with J.
". Stevenson and v. b I1lukead, was admit
ted 10 The bar "a MGscu, l55s and
has p-aciiced s!uce; was member
q the State House q Representatives.
1s5er6l: was 1o.lnaled FOR Presideutial Elector
on the Democratic ticket IN isif. but declined;
was elected 10 the STATE Senate IN Februarr
lSG6 and reelected lu August. 1859, was c. -
rste-at-larse tom Kerlucky 70 The VA
t.onal Democratic convention a. NeE
YORK IN July. ISIS; was nominated
for LiCu.ena e. Governor OF KcnlucSy IL
lisy. 1871: resigned his seat n The Senate IN
June ls7l. ard was elected Licutenaut-Gov-
ernor in August. 1871. serving until September,
1879; was alternate Presidential Elector for
the State az large IL 1875; was elected
% the Forty nth, Forty sixth, Forty
seventh, Forty-eigAth. Forty niath AID
Fifiieth Congresses; was elected Speak
er Of the Forty-eighth. Forty-ninth and
Fiftieth Congresses. and was reelected 70 the
Fifty-drst Congress as Democrat. receiving
1897 votes. against l2s57 votes FOR Robert
Hamilton rep. 1893 votes Tor Scott Shoe.
maker Pro- and 100 votes Tor w. K. FOX, La
Dor candidate
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18
Fl.-e-d a Michigaa Bank.

ApnAS. Mich, May 1T-Wakeheld's
bank a. Morenci, this county. has Just
been fesoed 5y = clever crook calling
himself Charles Edgerton- The fellow
canvssSsd he ooua:ry around there
selliag cloth. sad accepted orders from
some % the solid farmers for small bills
of goods on local merchants. Then be
sdroitlY mads fac SIM Of .he sigma
lures thus obtained upon notes OF va
rious amounts which ne negotiated az
tae bank
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18
COMMISSIONERS APPOINTED.
Namos OF Persons Who VIII Represent
Various states At The worlds Fair.

Namos OF Persons Who VIII Represent
Various states At the worlds Fair.
WASHINGTON, May I7.-The following
is list Of State commissioners and al
ternates TO the worlds fair 50 fGr as the
Department OF State has received infor-
nation. The commissions Of these gen
tlemen are now being made ont ana for
warded through the several Governors:
Indiana: Delegates - Thomas ,. Garviu.
Elijah .. Msrttrddle. Altern&ies-W William T.
Mclean, Charles ~. Travis.
Pennsylvania. DcleCatcs-Joha W. Woo
side, william Mcclellan. AltC<nates-John X
Haltec, r Bruce Ricketts,.
North Carolina. Dclegates-A p. Andrews,
Thomas T. Keough. Al,ornates-Eiias Carr,
.. A Bingham.
West Virginia: Delegates-J. ". SincIsir. J.
d Butt. Altcruates-M- J. finley, v. Woo
man.
Ohio: william Richie, Harvey p.
Piatt. AlteInates-Lucius c. Cron, AGolph
Piumer
Texss: Delcgates-John T. Dickinson, A. N
Cochran. AIornate5--Lock McDsnlcls, Il. b.
Andrews.
Delaware: DsleEates-wil,ard Han Porter,
George y. Massey. Alternatss-John Maviu.
William Salisbury
Kentucky: legates-John Bennett. James
A. Mackenzie Alternate John Morris, David
". Gum CHEM
Mich gan: Dele -ates--N Henry Lane Charles
J. Richmond. Aternstes- ETlcst B. Fi.-lcr.
George II. Barbour.
liares 0ta; De.egates-M p HarTis0n %. Y.
Toasley Atsrnates -Thomae C. Cgrstz, l. r.
Hult
Colorado. Dclegafes--Tred =. y. SkE. Ros-
well T.. Gcotsel- Alteraates-O @. French
John A Porter.
Geo-via. Dolsrrtes--Chsritou = WHT Gen
eral Lafavette MCLaws Altc.nates-Jchn ~.
Clarke. General James Bo- zstreet
Arkansas. De.er7.-es u. ADAMS, l.. GTeFg
A.tcrnstes-J. s. 81 Tyler cmas T. Les. .e.
Vermont. Delegates ~. Usury D. Mem.
tvre Coicrel B. =. Errun- = terhstcs-
Colorr. Aiaare r Wa,ker UHara Atkins
New Mexico. Delegafc-- Richard Mansfield
WAt-. Thouss c. suuerrcL
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18

Eth TIA method and results when
Syrup af kigs = tAksn; Is is pleasant
and refreshing - tie taste, and actz
gsntly yet promptly On The kidnsyA
LIVER and Bossls. els2ases Tie sys
tsm sfeetaAllY, dzpels colds, hss4
aches and fsFsrs and cures hAblEuAl
constipati0n- syrap II Fiss u ths
only remedy Of ia kLad ever pro-
6nced, pleasing q tho taste and 40
eeptzbls - the stomach. prompt In
"a action and truly beneficial IN tz
effects. prepared only from tho most
healthy and agree4bls substances, rs
many excellent qualities commend IL
% al and have made il tho mozt
popular remedy known
syrup of Figs Is for sals N SOC
and 81 bottles bY al leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist Who
may not have IL on hand VIII pro
cure is promptly for any one Who
wishes % " II. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA RIO SYRUP co.
sfs sfsAc4sco. cat.
t0ozsNitLS. ~. sss roRr. ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18
4 rAaMGn Rosaen.


CINCINNAgL May -. IlorF Frees
man. farmer residing 81 1eiari.a,
Shelby County. lil. aa- robbed o. sla.-
00O Size railroad station 81 DelaHa e.,
o.. Thursday. Freeman IS on as
way homo from Sew lorN where ne
had been 10 dispose o. lot of stocA
and produce. hc carried hie saelel
under has arm, and seemed very srE-
ious about st. The train stopped ai-
Delaware for dinner Freeman eot -
with his precious package. which uc es-
posted on a high bench he foJgoi ID lor
a few minutes. bat went aite S. before
the train started. Some tine after
leaving Delaware Freeman opened tae
sachol and nearly tainted ws-n he
found his money gene and the hac filod
with bricks and papers. The total
amount. which vas sbout $4,000 repre-
scented almost tle unhappy farmer en-
tire fortune. Thore is no ciew to The
thieves. bat &; IS believed they most
have followed l-m
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18
Ilve Stock.

CHTCfGo. Nay J
CATTTE-Ma-xof fairly active arl pr.css
without material change Quotations ranged
a. is6oE5 80 fcT Choice 20 faocr shipping
Steers - Opr $50 for good 20 choice a. o 80 ?
30 for common 10 fair do g. 2-fs2 as for
Butchers steers - soa3 q Tor s5ocks-s. e 25
40 foT Texans g. lZ@tf ID for Feeders g. 90
- tor Cows p2593-5 'or Bails. a7l S. 90
S2s 'or Yea Calves
Hoss-Nsrset active ar fru Prices .
e CHER. Sales rsagei ~ a. 0gG4 of for fEaf,
~ 01fet 81 fo- rou-h ra~sl7r g. -1ffR{s fr-
n xsl, ard tsisGs.5J % hssvy = king snd
I'll DlHE lots.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18
Veterans to Meet.

PRAIRIE DC CHEN, Wis, May II
Great preparations are being made toT
the reunion Of the Southwestern Wis
oonsin Soldiers and Sailors Associa-
ton. to Be held here the 1lth, 18th and
18th OF June. Hesides the above asso-
eiation The First Second. Third and
Fourth Wisconsin Cavalry. and the
Eighth. TweRty-ffth. Thirty-frst and
Thirty-third Wisconsin Infantry will
also hold their reunion at the same
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18
FOR REFORM.
Meeting OF the Indiana CtvIl-serviee Re
form Association at Fort Nayae.


form Association at Fort Hayae.
FoRr WAYNE. lad, May 1.-THE
Indiana Cigil-Service Reform Associa-
tion mo; IN this city Friday morning,
and was veil attended by delegates
from all parts 81 the State. Reso-
lutions were adopted complimenting
the present Civil-Service Commission
ers for their efficient and fear
less performance of their duties; crit
icising the President FOR parceling out
the many thousand of1ces for political.
reward; thanking Mckinley and But
terworth for their successful attempts
in -epslling the lase attack on the civil
service law. and requesting the Presi-
dent 20 bring cities favoring free deliv-
cry within the operation OF the civil
service law
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18
a TFACHfR,s ~.
james Shields Dscogsd. Wsslsid ss0
Urutaify o. llsd.

James rhtel"s AttofeAs AsftHta -"
Urataify o. llsd.
LITTLE FArLs MINI May 81 The
body O. james shields, wcl-inown
high-school teacher. 81 - found Friday
near Hanson's dam on tie Platte river.
lie had evidently been murdered for
money. 4 Tea dave ago he lelt sullltan
Lake FOR Royalton FRI response So re-.
ouest % come - trat point to take =
school Taking two suits ~ clothing
change o. linen aue $3.50 ln vallse be
left for RoYaiton- He was not again
seen until his body was found Tudar.
Re vas shot THROUGH the eft shouite
and then beaten % death With club.
His left arm was broken and SD fbe
teeth on the lcft side Of bis face were
Knocked Out
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18

nominate : can0l
Gate for the United
States Senste Is I'LL
out tne unex xplre1
term c. TIE late
bon James b Beck
Vas short ret iuA
u interest and eX-
eitement Imue-
dlately upon the
assembly Of the
caucus the with
dFa~al ot sx-GOV-
erRor Knott and
~ 80. r. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18
TO PROTECT THE SCHOOLS.
Organization in New York OF . National
League to Secure Absolute Separation
OF Church add state.

Lsagas 20 securo AosoIuts oeparatIon
or Church add state.
Nsw YORK, May 1.-THE National
League FOR the Protection OF American
Institu,ionA a powerful organiza-
tion, was recently incorporated under
the laws o, this STATE. The OBJ
jsct OF the league is 10 secure the
absolute separation OF church and State.
John Jay - president Of the or
ganizatioa and James VI. King sec
retary The hrst step viii be the
presentation 20 Congress oi proposed
sixteenth amsndmeut 20 the constitu-
tion which provides that no State shall
use lis credit or money raised by tax
alton in aid OF any institution under
sactArian or scclssiastical control.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18
r-o chnsr~a aar..d 20 Death.

LASr PNsx. MINI, May lT.-EarlJ
Friday morning FIRE broke out in and
quickly consumed the large genera
store and building of Carlson n Ebel
toit, crsnstinE two children of Mr.. Eeel
sofS who as.d the upper story FOR I
dwelling. tn. rest os ,h. family barslI
escaped With thsir livsA
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18
THE MAkhEIS.
Grain. Provisions. Etc.

CHICAGO, May II.
F!.oUR-Quiet and unchanged. Spring Pat
ents. S5.Oc25.50; Bakers. g ,ds3.G1. Straights,
q 2S64.75 Winter Patents, s45.I55); Clears,
sf.3Je460.
wHEAT-Active and higher Cash 10. 2 e4A
@95&c; July. lzG9oc, No Spring, C5975e;
No. 8 s2G90c.
CoaS-Aotive and unsettled. No. 9 34G,3il.c;
No. Yelow, SIC; No. O. s's8Sic; no. 3 Yell
low, Sihc; July, S4fG355,c' August, $40
S5&o; September, s5ftasoc.
OAIs-Active but lower. No. , cash. 25i .
29isc; May, 2SA 32o4c; june e7N927 &c; july,
e6sl G27itc. Samples easier: No. ; 25s322c;
No " hite. PA s3Jc; No. ,, % I23s<c; No.
White, SlH20sc.
RYE-DU-l hut steady. No cash May &c;
june, - &c. Samples, 52.sG5ic for 20 :, sad
4S45lc for 10. g.
BAHET- Scarce AID steady Common, thin
Iowa No. and No 8, 3O2S2c; good 10 choice,
35l42c. Northvesterr-No. g thin, o5aFc;
good 20 choice. 4eS54sc. fancy. 5 CSC.
MFss PORK-Rather dull at lower rviGcs.
ranging a. sIL759lz0J for cash; slL75Li %
Tor May; sils5<6l2l5 Tor June; and tl2.I5L
j. 90 :or july
LARD-Quiet and prices ruled lower %
5eeh45 25 FOR cash and May; s525G827is for
june, and 1850 373s FOR July.
BU1TER-Creamery. 43l5o; Dairy, 49.l3c;
Packing stock. 3G< ,c.
ECCs-Fresh, l1is2l2c.
PoULrHY-Live. spring Chickens, 1s 2lc
Per n: Turkeys. s0i0c peF ?; Ducks, S89c
per =; Geese t20oa5 90 Per dozen.
LIQUCss-Dis,iiles Spirits ruled quiet on the
basis o. sl.02 Tor finished goods.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18
Hnhl.h.rr So. In yaIn.

BxrLIS. May if.-fTi:oe Bismarck
mas dsclinsd numerous ofers from En-
rilsa and American publishers tor his
usuotrs
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18

Gsstr FALsA n n. hsJ fr.-Jossph
LorS, ssss. vas svrsk sy lightning
Friday sad bsrn>A Mr. Lord Was sillsd
By the sane shoox-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18

Democrats C tae slae Grass state
HoaOr Ar. CsrEsla
TaEY yoXBlTE Elk foR SEsaTOR.
Tie spssksr 2ae Nosed Fsrtr- Reform
a. Chssea oa the n.ath Bauos -
s.eeeed ths L@ss Senator
Beck-Has Csrser.
cAEiEsLE NaxS

FEASkroRE. Ky, Nay lz-Tae Dem
ocrarc caucus held Friday nigtt 10
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18
EEw YORK. May L.



WHEAT-Fairly sotive aud '4Gltsc np on de-
liverios a. er June. May oSfs0rs C.. June.
o. .GJ1c, Jglv, s,s99s s-'dc. August. s5'a
p &c. ScpteplDer % 2y5Ac, December Tt -
sS.c.
corn Strong &c up ard quiet Nc. 2 4oh9
GLC. steamer miIef. tC' .Q4esc
0ATs-cluict ard tr- Western. 80 sc.
Provisions Beet. etrc-~. Plate g 7-ns ~.
Extra Mess s7.2SG7fo Po-F Qp.et. nrm NV
Mess. sl4gl4I450, Extra Prime. Ni0l Lard
dull, easy. steam rendered. 90
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18
To License

To License Original Package" saloons.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia May 1.-THE
City Council on Friday directed the
drawing up bv the city attorney Of a
resolution granting license TO original
package" saloons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-04
1t Would Not Be p licy.

The Bidd,.ford journal of ThursIay Il :
lux ~ say u" ','' p'opo'''i''' VI
MI T. IL Nelson to trot his horses on the
York County Track this fall, and concludes
thar il would not he ,,olicv +, ALLOW hin, IN
l
Local horsthth tllhk II pity That the
iofk county ooeleiE "anhot avail itself OF
ttir ohtr ~ tie ~ I. ii. Nelson throdgh
Johi r. thames, OF bringing string of -
hots''' lheiu'llhs the celebrated stallion
N'l'oh' mere Tor the society races. 1lte
position OF inc society is ms 1t became a
member OF the Nelohsl Association two
years ago am It's dues Tor the present Sc son
wmeh nave to be pad before April were
para Isl February 50 thtt the society u now
a member OF the association ami as such
Is opiiSed To IIve up To the rules OF that
ganh 'tlon' Inc ASSOCIATION has debarrcd
Nelson morsrs from Stirting III any OF us
races uhui the Nelson Acryon trouble =
set'i''' ana 'htre Is therefore but one way
IN "hieh Tue YORK County Society would be
Shic 70 accept Mr. Nelson's offer, That
"o9id be to withdraw from the association
ana give 'he races independent OF any or
< nI1'ioh'"r JON the anerictn AssoclitIon.