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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-25
There are

There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
Just as good as the Ivory
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
It's sold everywhere.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-25
FOR SPORTSMEN.
A Compendium of the Game Laws oil ONO
pennsylvania and West Virginia
Mr.. Thomas NJ. Darrah, OF IhIs VIV!

Mr.. Thomas NJ. Darrah, OF JhIs Guy,
has compiled the following summary OF
the game laws of this and the two al
Joining States, and it should be cut out
and preserved by SportSmen:
OHIO GAME LAW.
Onion season for Quail. is from November 10th
20 december 18th. inclusive.
open season for Pheasant>. Is from september
list 10 December 18TH inclusive.
Open season for squirrels, Is from July Isl 10
December 18th, inclusive.
Open season for WoodcocS' Is RON Jul! lou"
to November ist. inclusive.
Open season for Deer, Is from October lo'h 10
November 10Th, inclusive.
Open season for Trout. Is from March lith 70
September 18th. inclusive.
Bas, is omen The entire season with hook ana
line
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-25

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria'
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria'
When she became Miss she chung to Castorla'
When she had Children she gave them Castoria
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-25

TurEr's not a charm that lights The face
With 50 iuCdaolea grace,
As sweet. pink lipS and ivory teeta'
And NOTHING now beneath the SKY.
C.sv beauties such as these supply.
save SOZODONT. that wears the wreath
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28
Friday and Saturda1

Only. with full line OF Sealskin Newmsrkets
Coats. Jackets. &c. also Astrachaa Jackets
Coats. Mufs and tie popular ASTRACHAN
SEAL and BEAVER CAPES.
The effect of this IS that IL one designs buy
ing any OF the above goods next FAN or Win
ter. we can save them from 80 % 80 per cent. as
they can be made now better and at less ex
pense for labor than in the Fall or Winter
during the rush OF the season.
One can secure any of the above goods with
ACTUAL ABOVE DISCOUNTS.
You need not pay for the garment NOW II
you 50 desire. but pay Reasona lie amount 10
secure il. We Will have IL made aad keep IL
for you during the Summer and coming Fall
until you require IL. and by paying any amount
at different times during the Summer by the
time you need the garment you VIII have IL
paid for. This Is method pursued largely at
this season Of the year in the East. 70 the
benefit OF customers as well as the cloak
houses.
These goods are not made and in stock, but
but Will have 10 be made and the styles are
the latest Of next fall and winter designs.
II you have any seal or fur Garment Nuts
Hats, Gloves &c. that need reclining re-dye-
ing. cleaning OF repairs OF any kind. bring
them with you (or notify US in time and we
will send for them. We can give you tie
cost of the work and have 1t done for you In a
better manner and cheaper than later in the
season, when all the workmen are more than
busy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

TIE Rspulllezas of the ciry 81 GEana k4E as
sLI hola c4,1e-ses u tAssr respective &ssas
asrea lss .Aea1sy sseaias a. Z - p ~. tsr
ths purpose II sisetlas aelexstes - ne he-
, "a ca Eity l01Fsati2a. eAIsd 3 meet AZ
tas Circus coart room Apri - - - es4sS
eFslll - 80. AID for lie traasaguSa q slca
atasr o..slness ss asE Efoterty s0ase oet9rr
them kszn ~aFd Niil b. entitled 70 1eirsatSs
ss f0IIoss. Aad ell neet AZ ne plsees tesiz
uale4 Del9N. aaless CHANGED - eard comBil Z
ters. 80 are althoriEea % cnanse tlule al
place ll HffeesaTys
ErsI = ard-Eisnt delegates caucus meets
az sa4rt fsefors 81 klft1-ayz.. aear rsiFeai
second Mard-E.Fe De- ckates meets Al J.
F8lnLala- 81. Hartman olQe<-
Ilirt M ard-fiFe 4eicsales meets a. s-'is =
- south Division a. cQraer s4a14-o1 -
kasrth Nal1--tE 1e4e11tcsf hicres a. vi
cut Court fosls. Lyoa 81.
F.nh Is Maga-FlF5 delegates meets - IN
Hal PI1tnieil-sf1- - -.
-utth Wzrd- i've drisgstcsi meets a. Ola
engine house. -cr.tl-r So. above Leonard 81
--u-nfn Ward tsr delegates. meets a.
Danish haLL 8u ,arlbaer-sE.
afanrn NJ trd-kiFc tei-gatcss meets over
Fffrh National banG. Vest Bridge -.
Ntata N AFd-klVc driogatr-i meets st Pom
erog 5 Laet0n hal. corner Vest Fulton AMI
Jefferson sla
Tenth Wsrd-Six delegates; meets AZ Gre
ne.s ia shOP. JsreTsolase.s near wealthy
aFe.
~ order Of the Republican CITY Committee
JANIS A. CpIE. ChAigI
Nm. ALDRiCH fAIEU VI. eec'J-
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

A serious elevator accident occurred
yesterday afternoon at the factory of
the Ph9nix Furniture Company.
Horace Packer, young man % years
of age, took the elevator, and through
some failure TO manipulate the machin-
cry Alright, he was taken TO the top of
the shaft, and from there the cage
dropped to the bottom. The concus-
SION gave the young man tremendous
shock, and it j. feared that he has sus-
tanned severe internal injuries. There
was no city ambulance IN which the
young man could be removed, and he
was taken 10 his home IN that horrid
bone-breaker called the patrol wagon.
DR.. DeCamp is attending the young
man at the home OF MS uncle, 240
James-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28
A LECTURE on STURGEON.
kss. ~. StllSy Gssss s0sas Facts As~@'
nf2 al . axu Lss4 Ese21zs

Rev. william Tillsy gave lecture Oh
SpuFgeoa At Good Temp-Srs' Hal last
evening, 3 small audience beng pres
suE Much eyclop8dsC information
Was gwen. bat TIE lectuIeT confessed 70
ignorance OF Spurgscu's birthplace
II ted some tblngs not ~ TIE cAc-e-
ned as. among Inch VAS the statement
that SpurgeOns church = the largest
church 20 the world Spurgeon does
80 pastoral visiting, bat does tins woTA
through the agency OF deacODesses-
ne = not 4 man of the largest intel
lectuAAty. while as az organizer ne ls as
great a. Napoleon. II IS salary = q 90,
and he hzs slx servants . slck vile and
= EAI of tslas. both preachers, "a ms
family. lie founded a large theolog-
ical college, and has graduated several
hundred preachers, Of which only one
In eight = success. he speaks good
English, and 8 ali solid on his h's- lie
once preached 70 81 audience OF 81 900
Ia Wales. Like others. he sometimes
breaches poorly, when he doesn't feel
well
Many unsuccessful efforts have been
made 10 induce Spurgeon 10 visit this
country, And Bsrnum had the lmpu-
dence 10 make HIM an offer. SpuTgeon
replied as follows: 20 thou full OF al
subtlety. Spirit Of all devils, enemy OF
al righteousness, wilt thou not cease 10
pervent the ways OF the Lord, Signed,
c. II. spurgeon."
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28
Boys and Their Mothers Read This.

Tomorrow night winds up the great
five dollar sale of boys suits, and am
sorry of il, said Mr.. Starr, of the
Towers Boys Department. 10 re-
porter last evening. Why? Because /
have really enjoyed tins weeks trade.
Rushed nearly all the time, and yet no
trouble TO sell, and every purchaser
satisfied. You would scarcely credit 1t,
but believe / made over seventy sales
today myself, and | am only one OF
twenty, besides showing many who
simply called TO investigate. Greatest
bargains | ever saw, and II takes a
mother TO discover q genuine bargain,
and know II when she sees II.
The ordinary man is mo Judge OF
values, but show good sewing, good
patterns, and A fabrics TO a lady, and
she recognizes it at once. Look at this
English CheviOt suit, could sell II for
$40 and it would be good value at that.
il goes for So until Saturday night and
vet there are two hundred suits left
fully as cheap.
We closed out an entire line today
that | know cost s. TO make, hence you
can judge how easy 1t becomes for us to
sell. Today and tomorrow If the
weather is fair will be busy days at the
Tower.
ASK to see the Globe cheviOt suits for boy:
al the Tower.
CALL for the imported chevlot suit for boy:
at 5 al the Tower.
TAKE look at the gray worsted suit worth
So for a.. at the Tower.
LET the salesman show you twenty styles oi
best AL wool chevlot suits In Grand Rapids
choice al s.. at the Tower.
And remember the great special s.
sale of boys suits at the Tower, has but
two more Gays 10 run, today and to-
morrow. The Tower specially desire
its old patrons TO be benefited and will
be pleased 10 see new faces.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28
PENT YOUR HOUSE FOR FIVE CENTS N
~ the N-NnAE IELEcnA IL ERaLn.
The Free school Books.

Trustee Housemsn, Of the Board of
Education, says the trouble about the
introduction of the Harper readers was
OWING to the loose system Of manage
ment in regard 70 text books. The
board will try TO remedy some of the
defects in is system at the April meet
ing. One of the propositions IS for the
board 20 furnish free to High school
pupils all English reading matter
proner, Just IS 1t now furnishes It in
the primary and grammar grades, and
require the books to be- adopted or au-
thOrzsd by the board or az least by the
text book committee before put in.
The reading proper IN the High school
u confined mainly 20 the ninth grade.
AVOID TIE RUSH. FOR THERE = SURE
Il 90 b one between 81 and D. O'Clock sat
urdsv. I've lire Al. for Eve cents until
noon that daF-
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

In the case Of tho Hazelune s Perkins
Drug Company against the Valley City
Street and Gable Company, Judge Grove
yesterday ordered the jury TO return a
verdict of no cause Of action. Plaintiff
must pay an attorney feeo 1915. When
the defendant was excavatlng for Us
tracks in front of plaintiff store, one OF
plaintiffs wagons ran oil into the
trench and bursted a large bottle OF
valuable liquid open, for which PLAIN
TIT claimed damages.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

Henry p Lloyd. Of the Chicago T-i5-
AZ, one Of Chicago's foremost DIS 1ess
men. author ~ tae View Conzc arce. f
recently publ saed ln enc No~tA 4 8ar---n
Rsr'-v. snd ore of tae aoiesi sud most
scconp. sne5 sutfors ard speakers in
tre Vest. WlIl address ths NAM fsrtl--
cts ard worsinznlcn of f4rsnd Eau.5s
So Powers orera HoHse, next Surdar
evening. Msrra - or ere ishor r~1h en1
ar ssnecsa IS en- tae elzhf hcur qles-
t0r- Business r-sr are esrecl sIiv 5n-
rted- Lecture beEns A. o'c.0cs
AsrT sSon free.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

AZ Adserss Report 10 UstnK tes Cisy's
firs AlArn lines

The BosEa of Police and Pre- Gem
nlsNoners held a rather tane session
YESTERDAY They allowed accounts T.
the amount Of s2s5.SS. TIE Ia France
Fire Engine Company Of Elmir2- \. y.
not Led the board tbst the new steamer
had been shipped GA March -.
Superintendent betting gaouse OF the
IRE alzrm system, reported adversely u
allowing the Jones Woodruff police ana
ire alarm system, the use 0f The clty's
Lnes Patr0lman Guild rendered hlS
resignation sS member Of the police
force, and il Was accepted. The yac2n-
eies On the police force were riieo from
the applicants examined last week, out
not vel made public. The men VII SO
on IA q quiet unostentat0us way, and
some OF the saloon men who keep open
after hours may entertain angels an
awaTes.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

EDD-Ehis mofllss 8s7cE =. Deacea
,ala1sl i4a4. il as s4tl feaf
Fznsra. fra1a tas LlsAls Ess.1e1ee. b NortA
AZ -. 54laEaag zfEerassn. a. 8 s-locz.
LAShZSf EE-As ~ rssaeaoe u asT
tifacr. DsFla L4lAsstefs - Eie&s41J- J-st-s NJ
Aala ,e5il.. l4akester.
F4asra ffom Second keforne9 cE4rca "a
s0stslck- o.. SATURDAY ,. A.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

WAsa1ssr0s, A4Ecn zs.-Fof Upper
u Mchigals SIoS, follosed - clearing
weather. norghsTly winds. waTnler. Dor
LoEer Mich.g&a. snos5 aeEIa awestsFly
gla1s. over temperature.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

An exhibition of our boys girls and
infants wear will be shown a. the Nor
ton House, March 2S and 20.
Best & Co., New York.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

Grand opening of millinery, No. p
Canal-st., next Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, March p, 2S and 20. All are
invited to attend.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

The United states Civil Service exam
nation for those vhO desire % become
eligible TO positions IN the postal aid
"a way postal service, and also % posi-
tons a. departmental clerks. was con-
ducted yesterday n the superior court
room, m the city hall There were
twenty-uine candidates who took exam
nations, and thev were about equally
divided Tor the three departments. The
applicants found the examination =
very severe one, and they VII not
know whether they have Tassed until
the latter part o. April.
NoQy SATURDAY Eyns THE. .FIvE cEyT
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

For a sixteenth century finish, three
piece, Cheval bedroom suite, for $3.50,
20 to Vinegar Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

For an all wool ingram carpet, for 65
cents per yard, 60 to Vinegar Furni-
ture COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

For an antique oak sideboard, mar
bic top, French plate mirror, for s25,
90 to Vinegar Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

For an antique finish, three piece,
bedroom suite, tor Sl3, 60 to Vinegar
Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

During our opening we will have on display
a nne line Of Spring Novelties in Wraps. New
markets and Jackets. direct from the leading
eastern manufacturers.
AS the shortncss OF the season will not per
init rs TO carry in stock. any lady wanting a
handsome Spring Garment or Wrap of any
kind. can select what she desires. have II made
or her. and the style can be confined TO her
self exclusively.
In connection with our opening We have
here representative OF one o. the largest
manufacturers OF fur goods on
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

For a solid oak side board for S15, 60
to Vinegar Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

The Toss Jp~ Gear IL inst what 70 r.
c,a red 90 b. clear long hsFans tier - r.
eQuaI % sny lfc rIgsr ID the market
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

Easter eggs and novelties at Cooper;
Candy Kitchen.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28
Special Notice.

An exhibition of our boys girls and
infants wear viii be shown at the Nor
ton House, March II, Is, %.
BEST & Co, New York.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28
Lily white Flour

For a fat top office desk, for $l2, &c
70 Vinegar Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

Makes finest pastry. bread or biscuit
The best ls cheapest and most salts
factory.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

For set Of high back dining chairs
antique finish. for S., 60 to Vinegar
Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

For an upright folding bed with, w
". springs, for go, go to Vinegar Fur
niture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

For a curtain top office desk, solid
oak, for SIS, 20 to Vinegar Furniture
Company.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

N0oN SATURDAY ENps THE FIVF rFVT
y Business After "a o-lact fq,l rsfes ~
be charged far a. wsnt s6rsrtIsinE Gene O
aa~fv
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28
No Cause of Action.

NOON SATURDAY ENDS 1T; AT THAT
" hour tho nickle offer ceases
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28
An Elevator Accident.

DON'T TELEPHONE THAT WANT AD..
IL but send IL by messenger. with uickle.
or By mail. With 6ye cents IN stamps.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-05-17
WASHINGTON NOTES.

THE meeting Of the executive commit
tee OF the Republican National Commit
tee in Washington has, owing to the
absence OF General Clarkson, been post
poned indefinitely.
PORTER, Superintendent Of the Cen
sus, has warned supervisors against &C
cepting laid" from cities, ETC., in OBJ
tanning returns, as tending to fraud.
The President has approved the act
for improving the harbor at Aransa:
Pass, Tex.
SENATOR GoRMAN has been chosen
chairman OF the Democratic Senators in
place of the late Senator Beck.
SENATOR Brown, Georgia's Senator,
has failed to appear during this session
and it is generally understood that he
will resign on account Of continued i'll
health. The present Governor Of
Georgia, General John b. Gordon, will
it is said, succeed him.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-05-17
THE SOUTH.

TIE Clayton-Breckinridge investiga-
ton ended at Little Rock, Ark, on the
9Th.
FIVE thousand persons attended the
final services over the remains Of the
late Senator Bcck at Lexington, KY,
on the Sth.
AT Rufiin, n. C., recently David Stokes
died from the bite OF domestic cat.
The animal buried her teeth in his arm
and her head had to be cut of to release
him. He died within twenty-four hours.
TIE Georgia Temperance Association
has adopted resolutions urging Congress
to pass a measure g wing States the
right to control or prohibit the liquor
traffic regardless Of Interstate Com
merce.
Foul play was feared concerning the
disappearance of Revenue Agent c. H.
Hawkins and twenty men who were af-
ter mOonshiners in the Cumberland
mountains OF Kentucky.
LIEUTENANT EDWIN B. WEEKS, quar-
termaster at the United States army
post at San Antonio, Tex, committed
suicide by blowing out his brains with
q revolver. Dependency was supposed
to be tho cause Of the rash act.
JUDGE STEWART, OF Baltimore, Nd,
has delivered an opinion in the case Of
Stevenson Archer. ex-State Treasurer.
in which he held that Archer can not be
tried for embezzlement
TEXAS Prohibitionists have nominated
full State ticket
JOHN MORms, for the Louisiana State
Lottery Company, has offered the State
Legislature, now in session at Baton
Rouge, $1,000, 900 q year for the extern
sion Of the charter Of the company for
twenty-five years, or $4,000, 900 for the
en- ire term.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-05-17
THE LATEST.

A BILL was reported in the Senate on
The 14th permitting States to enact laws
overcoming the original package decis-
ion Of the Supreme Court. The Silver
bill was again taken up, Mr.. Teller pre-
senting his views on the subject. The
House was in committee on the Tariff
bill.
THE Senate on the 14th confirmed all
the Oklahoma nominations.
A PLAGUE OF locusts Is devasta ting
trans Caucasia. A quarter Of million
of acres of ayr cultural land at Tifis.
Ellisavctpol and Baku have been raw
aged by this insect.
TIE ocean steamship Partisan ran full
into an iceberg in fog of Newfound-
land. but was not seriously injured. A
panic was narrowly averted.
A cAIssON accident occurred at Louis
Vile, KY, on the l4th. A hawser
parted and pier turned over, bringing
down the scaffolding. Three men were
killed. one OF them beingC. II. Mitchell,
OF Kansas City, second assistant super
OI
THE report sent out from Oklahoma
City stat ng that q bloody battle &C.
CURED on the Canadian between farm
ers and cowboys, wherein five farmers
were killed and several cowboys wound
ed, was wholly without foundation.
EDWARD VALvIs, an art st, was struck
by train in New York City and killed.
THE American Society OF Mechanical
Engineers he'd its annual convention In
Cincinnati on the 14th.
TIKI Parncll,tcs snatched victory in
the House of Commons on the l4th. tho
second reading OF the Irish Agricultural
Laborcrs' bill being agreed to without .
division. The Governments usual sup
port was absent when tho measure was
sprung.
SENATOR WOLcoTT, OF Colorado. was
married at Buffalo, N. Y. recently to
Mrs. +. NJ. Bass, daughter of the late
James II. Mctcalfe.
THOUSANDS OF acres OF valuable tim
Der in Northern Wisconsin have been
destroyed by forest fires which are still
spreading.
The Austrian Agricultural Exhibition
opened ut Vienna on The l4th, the En-
peror presiding. France aud Germany
were we'll represented
Two pronounced cases of leprOsy are
reported in the Chinese colony In
Chicago.
EIGHr inches of snow fell in North
Dakota, doing the wheat crop much
good.
MINING riots are reported in Portigul
and Spain. The whole province Of
Biscay has been placed uuder martial
Jaw
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-05-17

TIN Democrats have nominated
Richard Vaux 10 I'LL Randall's place In
Congress. Vaax was born in Philadel-
phia In 1915.
BY the explosion OF the boiler OF a
locomotive on the Reading railroad near
Shamokin, Pa. Engineer Hoglegonz
and Fireman Charles Kaufman were
instantly killed and Conductor George
c. Yeagcr was probably fatally injured.
TWENTY Austrians under contract to
work in Pittsburgh, Pa, have been de-
tanned in New York.
THE $4,000 liquor license recently
granted TO John Lehman by the select
men Of Dracut, Mass, has been revoked
and the money will be refunded.
TIE Thomas Rice Paper Company, OF
Wellesley, Mass, has assigned.
THERE was cloudburst at Green's
burg, Pa, on the afternoon OF the 18th.
GENERAL Il. +. BUTLER thinks the
Chicago Anarchists were condemned un-
justly, they not being present in the
Supreme Court when sentence OF death
was pronounced. He has been retained
in habeas corpus proceedings.
THE New York Independent again
publishes returns from all but five Of
the Presbyterics of the Presbyterian
Church, showing that 1913 have voted for
and 90 against revision and have de-
clined to vote. Most of the Presbyteries
not heard from are foreign.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-05-17
THE WEST.


TIE strike OF the coal miners of Hi
nois has, 1t is reported, been settled.
W. II. PORE. the defaulting teller of I
Louisville bank and travelling com
panion were captured at the Two Har
bors, Lake Superior, by Detective Craw
ford. Pope had large sum of money
on his person and ticket on the Cana
dian Pacific railway from Port Arthur
to Victoria
RACE excitement was reported al
Charlottesville, Ind, over the gradua'
ton of four colOred pupils from the high
school.
DURING a Chinese riot in Los Angeles,
Cal, the other night, one Chinaman was
killed and one seriously wounded. The
Wong Chez society has declared deadly
war on the All Now faction.
THERE was report that an old charge
was likely to be trumped up against
Lody Cook (Tennie Claflin) in Illinois.
About twenty-six years ago when girl
she was induced by her mother to clair
voyantly treat woman for cancer. The
woman died and charge of manslaugh-
ter was preferred, but was not pushed.
NEAR the east line of the Cherokee
Nation the house occupied by Mr..
Barton. on the Polsen farm was burned
with all it's contents. After the burn
ing mass had sufficiently cooled to work
in ii the remains Of two bodies were re-
moved, one being young lady Of seven
teen years and the other child OF four.
EX-PREsIDENT CLEVELAND in letter
to Secretary Hill, Of Oak Grove lodge.
Steubenville. O., indorscs the Farmers
Alliance and reiterates his convictions
concerning the tariff.
A RAIN and snow storm was reported
from all over Montana on the 10th. The
country was greatly in need of rain and
the storm insured plenty OF feed on the
ranges the coming season.
THE Montana Union railroad freight
depot, at Butte, Mont, was burned the
other morning, causing SEQ, 900 loss.
THERE was wreck on the 20" near
Aurora, ILL.,, the other night, an engine
and several cars going down an embank-
ment. Three men were killed.
GENERAL julius WHITE, ex.Minister
to the Argentine Republic, died at South
Evanston, ILL.,, Of dropsy.
Two sect on men were killed and a
third fatally injured by be ng run down
by special train near Prescott, Wis.
JUDGE GEORGE NJ. SABIN, United
States District Judge of Nevada, died
at San Francisco on the 18th.
THE Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
has announced that they will sell tick
cts from St Louis to Kansas City and
st. Joseph, Mo-, for 81, and Atchison
and Leavenworth, Kan, for the same
price; to Council Bluffs for SIS, and Den
yer for $3.50.