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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-23

= TWO FLIGHTS of q
dimly lighted stairway
in a r;cketty fran e
building a STAR re-
porter followed a dis
sipated looking youth
whose attire bore the
appearance OF fashion
cheaply initiated one
night this week just as
the clocks of the city
were striking "onei
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-23

A Pointer for Missionaries.
From the Seattle Press.
The Siwashes believe in hell Of ice and
ersmats thar dead
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The Walls of Crowned Heads.

From the London Truth.
1t appears that the Emperor William 10 BY
no means liberal in his walls when travelling
hear that after his majesty's visits to several
German courts the functonaries and servants
who expected handsome sums of money, in
accordance with usage, received decorations
and. by way OF adding insult to injury, they
found that they we're not entitled to wear
their stars, or medals, or ribbons. as the case
might be, without the payment Of certain
chancery fees, which they could i'll afford &C
defray.
When the Emperor Nicholas stayed for few
days at Windsor in 1874 he left walls to the
amount of several thousand pounds and the
Emperor Napoleon was equally profuse In 1855.
This exuberant hberality, however, was EN-.
barrassing in various ways, 80 q table was
drawn up showing the sums which imperial and
royal visitors to the queen are expected to
leave on their departure. The amount varies
according to the position Of the guest, but il
Is usually 50 large that staying at the palace az
guest Is hardly cheaper than being CHARTERED
at Q hotel
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ROBBING VACANT HOUSES.
Bum Thieves and How They Perform
Their Work.

TRAVELLING IL PArRs-FIRsr VISIT ALWAYS TO THE
fASrhf-rorrHFUL BURGLARS WHO PRETEND
TO WANT woRK-A Bun rHIEr's VACATION
LACK OF FENCES
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visitor-"What is that which no man wants,
no man has and no man can get rid OFF,
Small Boy-"My sister Mary. -RoselkaG
Tho longer IT'S bound 60 last;
The more physicians thsre IN case
xps soonor t4s over sad past
-kkSIadslpAsa 1Snsa
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AN ALL-NIGHT Me.
One Night in Poker Room When
the Police Were Absent.
WHERE THE CHIPS CHATTER

4 Cheap Game OF FiUy.Ccnt Limit
Cur.eus Characters. who Wake the
place Interesting 90 an Obseryer-The
Croupier i'm Has judicial Capacity.
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torment, says the Christian Register. 1t seems
as though the exercise of a little self-restraint
and common prudence nigh: turn the summer
into pleasure for the whole family. The boys
like to row and sail, and they are allowed to go
and the mothers sit in the hotel or boarding
house in agony 1t does not make any differ
ence how many times the lads come home in
safety after day on the water; there is always
the same terror at homo and the half-conscioas
reproach on the boat.
The boys do not like to make their parents
anxious. but they do like the manly pleasure
Of sailing. II the advice, 'Be sure you are
right, then 60 ahead" is applicable at any
time it il in summer. Il Ii the duty OF the
parents to see that all recreations are made rs
nearly safe as possible and then let the young
folks have what freedom is right for them IL
boy is taught to manage a boat by shrewd
boatman and is allowed to go in a stanch craft,
then he should be left to the wind and the
weather and his common sense and RESPONSE
bility. Well may those At homo sit IN fear il
these precautions have not been taken. So,
too, in swimming.
One does not ike to have his boy plunge off
into deep water or swift currents without q
safe teacher at hand, but after the boy has
learned to swim and has been taught the
proper precautions. he should be allowed to
Ego a swimming without being forewarned
every time that he will surely drown while
the rest of the family sit at the window and
watch for his dripping body. In mountain
trips and scrambles II is true that sprAined
ankle 10 not an unlikely occurrence but there
10 no need of breaking it mentally in advance
of the climb. Half OF these anxious fears would
be overcome IL parents, especially mothers,
would try some Of the jaunts with their young
fOlk-sail with them, row with them, ride,
swim, walk; in short do what the boys and
girls find 90 delightful IL they will not or can
not, then, after proper precautions are taken,
they should resolutely await the issue.
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The Why OF IL.

From the Lewiston Journal
Mas Maud likes 70 bsthe where the muesoaw
Miss Kate says she thinks & 10 really bad form
Before men a-bathing 70 go:
But Maud 10 plump as q inarrowfat pea
While Kate bony OOny csn be.
And makes a difference. you know.
He Will
From the Lawrence American
When the palpltating zephyrs cease TO zephyr.
Cease 20 zephyr.
And the comfortab BILE straw hat IL called in
The man who's been away will homewsrd hustle,
Iomeward hustle.
And torture ~ hy telling whore he's been
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establishing markers on the line, instead of the
left and right respectively. The adjutant
placed the right guide of the first company too
far to tho right. and the sergeant major made
the tn same mistake in placing the left guide of
the fourth company. The left guide OF the
third company remained on the line instead of
retiring to the line of file closers After the
commsnd, Guides post" the general guides
placed themselves behind the right and left
Hanks OF the color company. The adjutant
gave the command, Present arms" while the
battalion was standing at support arms, and the
major gave the command, Companies right
wheel" while the battalion was standing at pre-
sent arms. The major presented sword and
the commissioned and non-commissioned staff
remained with their swords at a carry after
answering to their names at muster. The
major busted himself in instructing men after
they had been inspected until he had been re-
quested several times to stop. One corporal in
tho coloy guard brought his piece to the posi-
bring hammers to safety-notch after inspection.
Company A, fifth battalion.-The lieutenants
did not take their position in front of company
at command, Rear open order, and did not face
the company during inspection OF arms. Cap
tain did not give command, Attention to mus
ter, before calling the roll. The frst Lieutenant
presented sword after answering to his name
at muster. One man took his piece from the
inspector with his right hand. Five men full
cooked their pieces aud one man failed to half
cock his piece for inspection One sergeant,
one corporal and four men failed to bring ham,
mers to safety-notch after inspection.
Company b, Fifth Battalion.-The captain
gave the command, rear open order, standing
at the right flank Of the company and returned
his sword without unlocking the scabbard.
sThres men brought their pieces TO full-cock
for inspection and two men failed to bring them
TO safety-notch after inspection.
Company G, Fifth Battaiion.-The captain
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..
The following report Of the inspector general
Is published for the information of the National
Guard:
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20
A GREAT PROJECT.
4 Favorabls Report Ordered on
yss3 Pubzo-Builclng Saasna
POSr.OFFICEs FOR SHALL ruxss.
rns MsAs9rs frssiass fer the ErsCsssa ef
Bsllz.aE La EssFy f1@es al NhleA
fks Post&i Rec@lPts kkos@a eSoSs
-aerk ia CoaEtess-
rosr-orFlcEs 20 80


wAsssSsroN April IA sShsms fer
the srecsios Of Pest-0nos essidings BY
ths - wholesale. ~slsA w~s submitted -
ths Hoass coamittes o. post-oraoes
last December o. Representative
Blount Of Georgia. sas approved
by he cons mittos Friday and
Keuressn,stiye Gambler. Of Mssss-
ehpsetts. wss instructed to Draw up the
report The scheme involves the ex-
penditure Of not more than -. e0o. eoe
year under The direction Of the Post-
master-isnsral fer the erection Of
post-ortce buildings in towns through
out the Union at which the
gross postal receipts shall have
exceeded ss.o annually for
two years preceding The maximum
cost OF anY building is limited 10 ss5.-
600. and Mr. Gambler estimates that the
number Of places that would be entitled
to post-offcs buildings would DO less
than a.e0o. The Postmaster-Gen-
eral sent TO the committee a
tsbulAted statement showing the
names of the cities and towns in each
State in which the annual postal re-
ceipts Tor the last four years have been
s. 900 or more. the amount OF receipts
at each place and the population OF the
various towns by the last census.
According 70 this statement 124 cities
and towns in Illinois would be entitled
to Government buildings for post-office
purposes, 63 towns in Indiana, s6 towns
in Iowa and IS towns in Wisconsin.
sEsATE.
WASHINGTON, April is.-In the Sem
act, after an Executive session on Friday
Senator Hiscock (N. " introduced
bill 10 provide that National banks may
secure their circulation by deposits of
Government State. railway and munich
pal bonds o. at least par market value,
and not in default OF interest for ten
years past, the amount OF circulation
not TO exceed 90 per cent. OF the market
value OF the bonds. except in the case Of
Government bonds, upon which notes
equal 10 their full face value may be is
sued.
On motion of Senator Hawley the
Senate took up and agreed 70 consider
Immediately after the morning business
on Monday next the House bill to pro-
vide for celebrating the 40oth anniver-
sary of the discovery Of America by
Christopher Columbus By holding ar in
ternational exhibition of arts, indus
tries, manufactures and the products Of
the soil, mine and sea in the city OF Chi
cago. Adjourned.
SENATOR DoLPH SAT- DOWN UPON.
WASHINGTON, April i9-The Senate
in executive session Friday by vote OF
% to 2S refused TO adopt Senator Dolph's
smelling committee report in favor Of
bringing certain newspaper men before
the Senate for contempt for refusing TO
testify how they obtained the proceed
ings of the Senate when in executive
session
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20

A con p4rassse tsh.e Is gives s. % ths
~.ses psl& r.ilso2a R2sa q this osaa-
uv aaA n 6rsas Es.uAA T1s British
r.sss are t-ksz fr0m TIE snsiAl re-
saras sf -asss paid - railway servants
oa ths principal hnes IA Great
Brit2la b. tAs Ana Esnatsd So
eist, II Railway ssrv.nts oi kA-
slaa2, IrSlss4. scotland All asies-
This sak-e seo~s tAzt tAe aver
age 4Aily pay ol locomotive sngiasers
ia 0rs4t BEitain Is s. -. In tie Oaitea
states ss2zs u nFeaea in Great bris4ia
o. espts. IN ths Unised States STE, COZ
4actors II Great brit1in ~ eeBts, N The
Uniss6 States = 50, switch saen n Great
Brls4ia Is esats. IN he Uaitea states
S. Sc. hasmsR n Gssas Britain 81 csAss.
il ne Uailsd States sl.l&
AT ISDIAkAFoIIs
INDIAsArolIs, Ind, ApFil is-The
strike of The esrbenteFs teok ca = more
serious aspect Friday when tae strikers
distrlct connittee served personal nO-
tiee upon each OF ths contractors that
unless either the strikers demands
~ers accoded 20 or their crganiEA-
ton Was recognized by granting their
request for . conference general
strike in ali building trades
wsula be inangarated Monday morning
lnzsuueh as every other union Ia the
building h.des has by resolution IN
dOrsed the position Of the carpenters
there is no question Of the strikers
ability 10 carry out their threat
kAILKoAp MEN WILL NoT STRIKE.
PIrrssUR0H. Pa, April l9.-fhe rail
road men will not strike, settlement
having been reached. The swiJchmen
and yaTdmen viii be granted aa ad-
vance, bat il Is not as large as WAS de-
manded.
DETROfr's CARPENTERS TO STRIKE
DErEoIr, Mich, April ls.-Ihe De
troit Builders Exchange has decided
10 resist the demand Of the carpenters
for eight hours May l. A strike Is in
evitable.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20
Arbor Day In Illinois.

AURORA, Ill, April la.-In accordance
with the Governors proclamation Arbor
day was celebrated Friday by all the
public schools of this city. Trees were
planted on each school house ground
and the ceremony was supplemented by
extended programmes OF literary char
acter.
JOLIET H., April 10. -Arbor day was
celebrated in this city Friday. The
regular school work was abandoned. and
at the various ward and public schools
an interesting programme was carried
out. Trees we're planted on all school
grounds
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20
SECURED A JURY.
Beginning OF the Wright Murder Trial st
EcuzonIa. Mich.

BESzoNIA, Mich. April io.-At last
jury has been secured TO try Charles j.
Wright for tho murder OF z. Z
Thurber in Aral last August The
270th and last talesman Was examined
a little before noon and at I:55
o'clock Friday afternoon the trial began
Prosecuting-Attorney Gevell made the
opening statement for the State and y.
A. Parker followed for the defense.
Chester Robinson was the first witness,
and his examination occupied tie en-
tire afternoon. lie told the story Of the
trouble about ths logs which Sheriff
Marshall had ordered should not be
handled Wrignt disobeyed the order,
and when again interfered with by Mar
shall procured rife and threatened TO
shoot the sheriff. Witness then left
the scene OF tho trouble and did MOI
return until told that Wright had shot
some one. He repaired 70 the spot and
there found the bodies OF Marshall and
Thurber Marshall with bullet-hoie
in his chest and Thurbsr with one in
his head
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20
BRIEF DISPATCHES.

fhS com nercgs1 treaty sstxten MeI-
leo 2Aa lssly was slsAea al tie Oty 81
hsxieo Fridsy.
Gsla is s~iS ~ have bees discovered
sn TIE fzrn sf c b. fsshsE, Ten Eallss
soaEh Of Asrors~ H.
Mrs kaick wa fsuaa dead IN ker eea
Friday a. esr Asss rear EllsavAls. n.
Y. she had stabbed herself - the
heart
CsptzlR James Johnson. % the steam
er CrsighiA a. FhslsaslPhis frsn Dem
srzr1. fsA fr0Ea tae gang plsGk fr1ssy
and wEs drowned
TIE Exoelslsr Gas cenpsny. with
capita 81 &c.,. s0e. has hssk srsGnl1c2
al Bsnteo harbos. kieA. Work 81 tAs
plant il 20 begin az orea
Tohn Aiek1 . farmer sbsut <s years
eld. who lived in "A sits River kssloIns.
near whsstlAaa. Ina. wss fsuns assA
In his bed Friday morning
Herman ulrieh. Of Bslisirs. @,
United states Express agent hss been
arrested charged with DissnprsprtstiEg
$500 % the eonpaBys noh
At the Grand Army enc.upnent in
Denver Friday D. l. Holden. Of Pueblo.
was elected mmsndeF OF the depart
ment Of Colorado aud Wyoning
A oAioOry factory Is 10 es established
at Masoa City. Ia. by German capital
lists. Ground has been purchased ana
the machinery Is expected soon
The National Federation Of Lab 2
Unions of Great Britain ia q manifesto
urges workingmeR throughout the
Kingdom. 10 aost-ia from work on Nay /.
The winners Of Gsuvoo. III. have
Just received sc, 600 pounds Of blue
vitriol with which to spray their or
chards in order TO keep on the grape
rot
Patrick Burke. of Wilmington. III,
was fatally hurt Thursday night BY his
horse throwing him against tree. lie
was a member Of Colonel Mulligan's
hish Brigade.
Hugh Monaghan, aged 10 and Thomas
Gerrity, aged 10. qusrreleo al Dunmore.
Pa, last Saturday, and Monaghan struck
Geg ~ over the head with . cobble-
stone Gerrity died Friday.
Moses Hsrman, editor Of Lucifsr a
free-iove paper published at Valley
Falls, Kan. has been convicted in the
United States District Court OF sending
obscene literature through the mails.
Thursday night at San Bsrnsrdino.
Cal, General Chsp pin addressed the visit
ing mcElb bers Of the New England So
ciety OF California Pioneers, and upon
resuming his seat suddenly expired.
The troubles at the postal card factory
at Shelton. Conn. have been satisfac.
torily arranged. George f. Lemon, a
Washington capitalist is said 10 have
como to Mir. Daggetts relief financial
ly.
Reports from the foodei districts In
the South are that the Hisslssippi is
slowly but steadily falling John Nnr.
ray, farmer near Holly Grove, Ark.
was drowned in the overflow Friday by
the upsetting OF an overloaded skif.
Mrs. Mary A. Crane fell dead Friday
night in the Office Of DR.. j. A. Kennedy.
of Grand Rapids, Mich, while inhsline
electrified and nedicsted air as a cure
for consumption. She had inhaled FIVE
pounds, which is asserted not 10 be an
overdose A post nortem examination
will be held.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20

SHELBYvILLE, Ind, April 19.-Lee L.
Wilson, Democratic Representative
from this county and ex-pension agent,
was arrested Friday on a Federal grand
jury warrant charging him with violat-
ing the pension law. His father, w. t.
Wilson, was also arrested on a similar
charge. as was Edward Major, who had
succeeded to Wilson's pension business.
The charge against Major is perjury.
Ex-County Clerk Charlie J. Fastla ben
was also arrested, charged with making
false entries of pension claims All
gave bond.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20

q REIGN OF TERROR.
Bandits Making Daring Raids in Cuba in
Which SexrraI Lives Have neen Lott.

Bandits Making Daring Raids in Cuba iD
Which Several Lives Have Been Lost.
HAVANA, April IA reign Of terror
prevails in Santiago de Gu "a owing to
the daring raids OF two bodies OF bandits
who have been ravaging the country.
The outlaws recently engaged in con-
fict with the guards and three OF the
latter were killed. The authorities there
upon decided to take severe measures
for the repression of the bandits and
troops are now pursuing them. The
fear of the bandits is so great that 800
persons have fed from their estates and
gone to the city for safety.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20
----
SHOT BY MrxlCANS.
Deputy United States Marshal FuzIsimsn.
Of Texas. Killed.

Ell PAso, Tex. April le.-Thursday
night party OF Mexican outlaws raided
the ranch OF John Barnes and got away
with twenty-seven horses. Barnes
tracked the thieves to mountain pass
eight miles north OF here and came 10
this city for help, and returned with
Deputy United States Marshal Fuzzel-
man. OF Preside County, and George
Herald to capture the outlaws, who
were overtaken in the mountains. n
fight ensued and Fuzselman was shot
dead. A posse chased the outlaws TO
the Rio Grande.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20
To BE R-orgauized.

New YORK, April 10. - Merchants
throughout the country will be sur
prised to learn that the great dry-goods
iobbing house OF II. y. Cl.fin & Co, is
about to dissolve and reorganize again
as a joint stock company. The firm is
TO become joint stock company under
the name OF The III. r. Clahin Com
pany," with capitalization OF SIC, ,oOO.-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20
Relic OF the AIormon<

NAUvoo, H., April l9.-Friday work.
men in excavating the grounds of St
Mary's Convent where an old barn had
stood. uncovered a we'll at least 1000
feet deep. The floor of the barn had
consisted of solid stone tagging. The
theory is that a numb of subterranean
passages made by the Mormons during
their stay here led to the we'll. An in
veStigafio., will he made
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20

LExINoros, No. April s.-Thonas as
Afford, rho ior rae last thirty-four
DAYS has not taken mouthful of food.
died Friday aged IS years For five
years Mr. Afford was a confirmed in
valid. and for weeks DO bad been out OF
h{s mind
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20
Base Ball.

American association games on Fri
day resulted as follows: AT Brook
lyn- Brooklyn, %; Syracuse, 81 At
Observation-Disclosures, II; Rochester,
8. At Louisville-St Louis, IL; Louis
Vile, s. at Colum mbus-Columbus, 4;
Toledo, 8
In the Western league. at Des Moines,
the Des Moines club defeated the St
Paul nine by score OF 10 4.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20
Murat salstesd's New job.

New YORK. April 1e-The Brooklyn
Standard Union announces that Murat
Halstead Will assume the editorial
management OF that paper Monday
next This step, Mr.. halstead says,
does not indicate severance of his con-
nection with the Cincinnati CONNER
cial-(fazctte
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20

Crfrteo III n
CsTT1E-Aarsss -o6eTzt-rT ac1lvs- s1a
rTicss w. rasanta I'D. ssrea az foT the b~t-
So s1stzes ~1f fstloas rssx-t a. -
fc- cessce g fszSY se prt1z stesTx = 50 =
- fs5r - - ss77 q f-- e-.rs.-ss ssezrs g A.
q 81 ~ Srorxs~s s2s asz sa- Tsxsns y 20
as- 81 Fsees-s- . sazz y ~ c'-~s- = -
s - - Elfs sH6 = So g ~ vszE Cs4rss
HcSs-3a-s- ac1rs s-s ssrrr9 F~aes
- nsantsnea ssss ra1vss - = 90 -
Hess - S. sc - - .s-Es-r q 49, =
ssr 1.Tse go g q se ssT ses~y Paekssz a1d
sly - e.&
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20
timber Fire. in coupec.iou..

PLAISTIKLD, Conn, April le-Thres
thousand acres OF farming lands have
been burned over. Several farmers are
in danger Of losing their homes The
loss in timber thus Far is about $50 600
as near as can be estimated. Nothing
will stop the Gro but rain.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20

BrB1IS. April IA collision oc-
CURED al the Kreutz station in Bran6e-
burg. The principal railway crossing in
Northeastern Germany. Friday. One
passenger vss killed. fvs seriously in.
tursd and twelve slightly hurt
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20

LOUISVILLE. Ky, April IA tele-
gram has been received by the chief Of
police. stating that w. II. Pope. teller
Of tbe City National Bank, who abb
sconded witb so. 900 Of the bank funds
has heen arrested at Lanr. y ".
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20
A Great Ffr..

vIESsA. April IA conssgrstlon ct
Neu-Ssndec. Austrian Cslicis, has de-
sproyed l3o houses. The FIRE originated
in the Jewish quarter Of the town and
is believed to have been Of inoendiary
origin
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20

BUw1rsskM Ala. April fs-B-r
Eissy. oolore6 vss hsuges bers ysstss-
ssr for ths killing - : " Meadows.
rsilross eorsrsctof. last JsnnsrT A.
oorsinr - his ovn oonfsssien. Recently
published. b. nss r1vrssrss fsUf ether
persons 81 vsrleas STAGES Of hls osrssf.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20
A Pansr Mn Rnrn.d.

GEExxFIELp. Msss, April 1s.-Hill
No CT the Farley Paper Company, At
Wendell Depot, has been entirely de-
strovsd OF FIRE. Loss On the rill sls.-
ooe; on steck ard manufactured gooass
g ren
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20

Iovpox. April ia coal vess.l
bouna from Shislas for this port bss
foarSere5 - sea. She carried crew of
fourteen hands al told. eieven OF whom
We a-,r~rH ard three saved
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20

Nng.vAEs, Ind. April Is.-xrs
Esnpfsr, o. this plsoA. While smbrso-
ing Der sister sho had Just arrived from
Germany FRIDAY fs1 dead fronN heart
F.ffn~e
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20

Trr1sHkFA. Ara. April is =.
Stewart 49, shot sxs k5Ass ksrs Fri-
say by the fl-Ysa.-eis sen - p y
ilvsst stersff hsz bssn susrrsIins
q d tie boz IaLEs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20
Death. from Dtphtheria.

MADISON. Via. April ie.-Fire Of
eleven children Of Lewis Bsriei, of tue
town Of Scott, have died of diphtbeFis
during the last few days Two other
members Of the family are not expected
to recover. IA 49,
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20

Nrw Yorx. April Is.-Upon orders
from WashinRton. the lsnding q inmi-
grants vss stopped FRIDAY at Castle
Garden. Declaration sfll In TIE futers
ka rsSs Al the barre efoA
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20

Trrasxaro1Es. Ind. April - ~ A.
shosls, InS on TIE Ss7th ballet the Der
ocrztio convsntion nonfnstss John Y.
Britz. - Dubois fer Congress froD tks
kee.ra distrlet
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20

oTrrxwA Is. April 1s.--Ths Goa
Pslscs Cor psuy has Incorporated here
w4th a sseitAl q 500 eoa, and vork On
he structure slil ssgin ~ oac
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20

tn. erruai meeting ~ rhe sreckhaIsers -
fha president asa directors - fhe 9raRd Rae-
fts r. "a -s.titr Es~u ranT wtf - nrsf st - -
f-a - lfp esnslanr. III ffe AeaTar1 tfnrN. fn
tta rrr af araaa ksrfsS ~rstr ~ MiehtTRD.
"a TusstRg t1s ssa fzs ~ Axs ~ a. "a
b slsrk tn ne tarsnrra-
T1HN e HoRE ss.ressry
fsrs5 Mar-a q. ssa usTs
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20

EAu CL1fEE. Wis. April Is.-E1 wsrs
= Barrett 81. .. sn cd pion@ef -
Northyestsrh Wis1onsn. ard Q vstsrrr
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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20

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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20

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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20

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