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Telegram-herald., 1891-09-06
MISS CARRIE CARELESS
Tells the Summer Girl How to Pre-.
serve Her Complexion
THINGS IHlT POPULAR GIRLS CAy DO
\ Girl Can Iosk Pretty sad yss save Hs<
skla = Hs~ . Giri spsat Tive Weeks N
the DARK. ~.d Wh&s Her Admir-
srs ssia % Her Absat IL



OF course yoa want 70 keep your skin
nice this summer, and Jet you do not
want 70 appear - be doing so. You
want 70 go Yachting; yoa want to so
rowing. sailing and driving and you also
desire 10 take hand n tennis playing
ana you certainly do not, at any Of these
functions, want 10 seem as IL you were
trying 20 preserve your complexion fro m
the inroAts of the weather.
Is Is very charming TO see . young
woman pus on her yachting cap and sally
forth 10 face the rough sea breezes and
endure the splash Of the salt water and
the burning OF the MONDAY sun without
ever thought Of burning her skin And
shs looks very pretty tramping around
the deck, or leaning over the edge of the
rail watching the fishes and xayly talking
10 the midship laddy who has taken her
for the outing.
But she isn't half so pretty six hours
Afterwards, when the sun has turned the
lovely pink In her cheeks 10 a bright
poppy color and the fesh-eolored tint Of
her nose has deepened TO scarlet. Her
akin feels uncomfortable, too, for II -
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-06
Notice of Election OF School Trustees.
Mayors oFYIcg,

GRAND RAPiDs. Mich, Aug. &c. 1s9l.
The annual election Of the school trustee in
the civ OF Grand Rapids will be held in the
several wsrds of said city on Monday. Sep
temDer Tfh. 1891. The polls VIII be open fr m
;o'clock D. m. until O'Clock D. m. at the fol-
lowing tiaces. viz:
FjIst Ward g. s. Harris new store.5s3 South
Division street.
second Ward-widdicomb block. second
floor. cof ner Monroe and Waterloo streets.
Thir:: Nard--Engine house. Lagraye street.
Fourth " ard-k lnnry s store, 2l9 East Bridge
street
Fifth ward--Engne house. corner Canal and
Leonard streets.
Sixth Wnrd--EDgine house. corner Leonard
and Quarry streets.
Seyeath Wara-Swiontek's hall. 81 Stocking
street.
E.ghth Ward-TErner hall. Jefferson street.
Ninth Ward-Enginc house. jefferson street
Teniu Ward--Ringaette's bali. corner Socts
Division street and Fifth ayenle.
EDWIN L. tUL. Mayor.
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that wss mere than could say Of AreE.--.
Al the felloss were z~fllly ktad aai
cane 70 see me ostea. erlnging me every
thiax from the latest news ~ the latest va
rissy IL rossbads, bat the elimination wAs
reached in the call Of = certain cold eloeded
monster, bat fer whose cardling remarks
this story would never have been written.
He came in the evening and be took IN the
situation, saw ne In loose, fowing robe
Of cnr and material that looked like =
cross between a wrapper and anightgowts
glanced az the goggles. took IN the black
patch that was over enc eye, and instead Of
being melted 10 sympathy by the sight Of
eli these things. sat down by the side OF
me and began 10 laugh.
Now isn't this funny" said he, isn't
this really funnys I'm awfully sorry far
you, you know-awfal sorry. You don't
know bow sorry l am, but can't help
thinking it's tunny--it's So dark hero
and you look ike such guy. II really
ought 70 be put in print, yoa know.
Some one should teS about the summer
girl who goes away on her vacation and
who has TO spend il in a stuffy little room,
without seeing anything that she came
forth TO see. Can't you get II in print
some way Don't you know any body who
writes. It's really too good 10 keep"
And the summer girl told me, hoping IL
would get in print
CARRIE CARELESS.
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PROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION
OF A GARBAGE EUhNER.
CIrr CLsRk's OiFIcE.

GRAND RAFipS. MICK, aug u. 1891.
Sealed proposals ICr thr construction OF q
Garbage Turner liz the city OF Grand Rapids.
Michigan. Will oe received II this cflce 10 and
tuciudlig October !. 1871. 2t O'Clock y. m.
Said garbage burner to have ca3acty sufnc-
lent for she purpose AVID Ia te capable OF burn
ing and ent rely consuming % tons OF garbage
and other refuse per day, aud Il Be construct
ed In accordance with plans ana specifications
10 be furnished upon application. by mall or
otherwise. from this Office.
W. A. SHINKHAN.
City Clerk.
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TREAsuRER's NoTrcr.

City Trp.surer's oacA
Grand Rapfds. dtch-. Aus. =. lSl
Ncfire ls hereby gwen that tire s>ses<msns
reil Tot the csnstrDeffan of sever IN fhn-
hten street from lr feet south Of " ~>t leon
ara street 10 Eleventh street. ~ tive esfg of
6rsnd Rspids. ~ rev in ny hands. snd that
Viii rec~tve nsvnsnf thereon fer the period
the City Treasurer. ctr Hal
WILLIAM HAkk.
sept II Cts Tressarcr.
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THEY DO NOT INTEND TO GIT TANNED.
Select an hour when you are not going
20 be interrupted by anything at all, for
the process is rather q long one, and 10
decidedly solemn one. Begin by pinch
ing your face all over. Pinch even your
precious nose until your whole face is
just as red as il can be and the blood
seems bursting through the skin. Do
not make 1t sore, you know, but pinch 1t
thoroughly. Next. cake a pan of boiling
water and set it on something low, so
that you can hold your face over il and
get the full benefit of the steam. Renew
the water three times during the twenty
minutes in which you hold your face over
the basin, and, il necessary, put towel
around your head to keep in the steam.
The perspiration should drip from every
pore.
Now, when you have done this, rub the
skin lightly with lemon juice. This will
smart at first and should be applied very
cautiously, or the tingling sensation may
be more than q woman cares TO endure,
even though she be willing to make a
martyr of herself for the sake of her
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TREAsURER's NOTICE.
c,,rTetAsrrfs's OrrTcs, |

CrrY TREAsUnsr's 0rrTCHl
Gsisp R.rTps. Mich. sept 4. ISL.
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment
roll far the construction OF sewer IN Ihomp
son ,ourt from near Sycamore street 10 run
avenue in the cfy OF Grand Rapids 10
now IN my hands. ana that ] will re
celve paymeat thereon fer the period OF twenty
days from this date, at the o1ee OK the City
WILLIAM HAKE.
sent a City Treasurer.
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TREAsURER's NOTICE.


City Trcasurers once,
Grand Rapids. Mich. sect. 4. 1871.
Notice Is hereby gwen that the assessment
roll for tire paving OF West Fulton street from
straight street TO South Front street IN
fsse city OF erand Rapids. is new Ia ms
hands and that viii receive raymeat thereon
for the period of twenty days from this date.
at the ofsee OF the City Treasurer, City Hal.
WlLiIAM HAkE.
septs5 City Treasurer.
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TREAsuRER's NOTICE..

City Treasurers once.t
Grand Rapids. Mich. .Aug. 2. ISL
Notice - HEREBY gwen that fne ssscssHrnt
roll for the construction of sewer " ksst
Leonard street from <ortn avenue 20 Pain
field ave. in the city Of Grand Rapids ss nowtn
my hsnds. and thst I will receive payment
thereon tor the period Of twerfy DAYS frn-n
this date. NJ The Office ot The Clfy Irces r
CITY Hail. WILLIAM H
sepN City Tressas ef.
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Dr. O. ?. Browns Herbal 0lanspl.
ONLY A ouaarsa A ror.

oSiS a orAHTIR a ror
eeea News Frexn r@nr.vfvansa- -<sne~
iasI sunday rnrrf 81 absesSs ir fnsr eve
Nitn ~ = fhHps brs~hs Ssxnasre H>rssi
ontmeat ~hieh bis raysleisn x.sa must be
renewed wifh th8 knsfe~ fgss n i,xosx
voor. fFsnkiinsewn. Vera ceunfy. Pa. gurs
g. ISL.
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All Mn pMIl PIN Patented Rubber
s"s"sO V'O sSOS Hands aud Feet.
Mn A. A MArys.
CARRIE CARELEss

Mr.. A. A. MARKS:
DEAR SIR-Alte- having worn one Of your
artircial legs with rubber loot for more than
fifteen years. j have no hesitation Ia saying
IL Is the best Lex IN use; as il Is sirlpe and the
most durat 10 OF any have seen. | have vera
Eve different makes since 1852. and fini none
IS use ful as yours. 1 can heartily recc mmend
the rueber loot as the most durable and easy
TO handle. | am a blacksmith and shoo
horses. / have dug wells and quarried stone
and other heavy work. l can walk farther in
q given time than any man can on any other
Kind of "a le., with the same length OF stump
as mine; IL is only three inches from the hip
Joint. Yours. etc, T.. LINCOLN.
By our formula. persons can supply Us with
all measurements necessary 70 secure a n
while they remain at home. Write for Il, W
treatise Of 10 pages with 246 illusts ations.
A. A. MARKS, 70I Broadway New York
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Inc Lake Shore wa Cleveland IN ccnpeetson
with the Erie and y. aud l.. r. X. Rs forms tae
quickest and most direct route g rifsshurs.
A. =. srr-a.
a. T. &p. A. Cieveana.c q
4 AHsrcorx. Ticket AGENT. Depot
Jas. Csxrsus- Csts AGt 2 xenrse&
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nETPOTT JUNE 2i. 1877
LANsINo q NoRTAsRN r. r.

skveFy day. fWeek days
c.Sl A. VI. runs tbrougn to Detroit With par
Wv lsr car. seats. IS cents
1sO0P. NJ. has through parlor car 10 Detrots
lsOV seats. y cents.
Coz 4. NJ runs through 10 Detroit witi par
O.&O ior c1r, seats y cents
100 Sc. ). ~ mas pa'''' car 70 saginaw ''se
For tickets and Information Apply at unloa
tick cf orfce, - Monre~-xt. or lHien station.
SEo. DEHAyEN. Gea- PAss'r Ag't
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loAhi W.T.
Notice Is also given that the foregoing esti-
mate VIII De Presented 10 the common Couheil
meeting TO be he'd September IL. 1891. for rafl-
ficatioa. amendment or rejection by said coun-
ell. recording tc the statute in such case made
and provided.
JAMES BLAIR.
President of the Board Of Education.
ED. II. STEIN.
Secretary OF the Board OF Education.
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LEGAL ADVERTISING
ANNUAL SCHOOL BUDGET.

OsFrcg OF rBs BoARp oF EDJcArIox
OF gHE CIIr oF GRAND RAPIDS.
August q. le9i
Notice is hereby given that the Board o; I'd
ucatlon has made the following estimates OF
the amount Of taxes deemed necessary for the
nsuing year for all purposes OF expenditures
MT. hin tbs m. wer Of said hazrd to-Ni,
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-06

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10 refund the money IL the treatment does not
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Morton House Pharmacy, Sole Agents.
90 Monroe-street, Grand Rapids, Mich.
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
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slnuation Is 10 DO brought forward OIL
another brother" Tho chairman ro.
stored order and DR.. Balmcr withdrew
his remark, but Immediately afterwards
again aroused Mr.. Atkinson byrcfcrring
TO Il remark made by Mr. Snapo TO tho
effect that ono Of tho English political
parties had ridden into power on beer
barrel, and adding, "We have never
learned that their party was divorced
from tho beer barrel"
Mr.. Atkinson replied cxcitelly TINT
the party never was married to 1t. Dr.,
Balmcr rcjoincd that ho was sixty
years OF age and us competent 10 form n
Judgment as others. II tho gentleman
was in the British PARLIAMENT hO would
be expelled.
The business committcercportcd back
the memorial touching the close Of
the Worlds Columbian Exposition on
Sunday, and Il committee was appointed
to prepare an appropriate expression Of
the judgment OF the conference.
Adjourned.
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4 NEW YORK FORGER
,rroatod ut the Homo OF q Woll-
Known Young Lady
Yr12 CHARLESTON, west VIRGINIA.
Inspector Dyr"os Wants Him Badly
rr,w !Ic was Found Out-..Thc
,rowop In the Case Prominent
,,drratnr Of Kanawlia COunty-..Thc
PARTING Between Virgins and the
Lady Very hliccting.

y.,,a, g,ga,A 70 he Mtli9saccr
rp,rirroy, W. Va, Oct. ia few
1,y, ago lIayor Pemberton received Il
,c,,cr from Inspector Byrncs, OF New
York, stating that young man named
" F Virgins WIS wanted for forgery,
and that the authorities there had re-
cciye! positive information that he was
in this vicinity. The mayor made in.
criyir, here in regard to the gentleman,
ir, was unable to locate him, and Sat
rrlay received telegram from the
,,5.ccu:.ur attorney OF New York
ropn,y asking that Virgins be arrested
=, once, az delay is dangerous" The
mater was placed in Tie hands OF or
frcr. GULL and Rusi. Inquiry at the
"a.,o,j,c disclosed the TACT that,a young
iglr lrrcs!din; not far from the city, and
,~bI t, quite well known as ono OF our
county educators, had for about three
verk! past been calling Tor and rcceiv-
inc mail addressed to W. I. Virgins.
SIe has been residing in New York for
sometime and onlyrcturned home three
weeks ago.
A warrant was sworn out yesterday
md the two officers went in search OF
;hciTplcy. Arriving at the residence
oi the Young lady's parents, Officer
GULL stationed himself ut tho rear OF
the house, while officer Rusk entered
at ,he front door. Virgins, suspccting
from Rusk's manner that he was want
r!. tried to escape, but was captured,
The warrant read 10 him and the nip
rcrs nut upon his wrists. The parting
between him and the young lady is
saiI to have been affecting in the cx-
IRENE, but he had to 60, and realizing
the ilc;, went rs gracefully rs possible.
lie WAS lodged i'll jail here and q tele-
.ran sent 10 New York announcing his
arrest \ response came asking il he
worll return to New York without 4
!rquisition, to which he agreed, and IN
officer from New York will arrive to-
morrow to take him back.
There seems to be quite little ro-
nance connected with the story, but out
d respect for the lady in the case, her
namcis withheld. Wiggins will be in
New York shortly 10 face offended JUS
ticr.
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TRAIN DER!ilLED.


On the Central Phc!hc-ODlcct or the
Villains Was Robbery.
SAcNAIESTo, CAL, Oct. 12.-The fast
wcst-boGud express on the Central
Pacific, which passed Colfa: carly this
morning Oh its way to this city, was
wrecked about midway between the
New England mills and Coliax. The
Train passed through deep cut and out
on al embankment which had been
thrown up to preserve the grade. En-
ginGcr Estabrook did not detect any,
Thing wrong until the first two cars were
slightly derailcd. The baggage car and
two day coaches remained on the track,
but the four Pulllnans and caboose left
tie track. The Pullman Santa Cruz
turned on its side and rolled down the
enbanklnent for fifty feet before its
progress was stopped. In the sleeper
were ten passengers all asleep at the
time Of the crash. They were all hurled
about in ruthless fashion, but mir
"cu.ousIy escaped with Il lively shaking
up, The only person being seriously in
iaEcd was the colored porter OF the
Santa Cruz.
Investigation showed that an attempt
may been made to wreck the train.
spikes had been drawn from seven OF
INC outside rails on the outer edge OF
inc emhankment just ut i point where
'Ae !Tack makes 4 curve. No 500. bet
'eT adapted to the plot could have been
sse'cs'cd, and it waa evidently selected
IN me hope that the engineer, fireman
and employees in the baggage and mail
cali would be killed rs soon as the tor
ward part of the train struck the
i;ooSSe@ed rails. Then three cars could
0e looted, and as they carried great
quantity OF mail the plumber would
h9re been very profitable.
lAe Dalton gang are supposed by
many to have had hand III it. The
passengers were transferred and
y gronsht to Sacramento. The Southern
laC!iic Company has offered 4 reward
q! M S!'OV0 each for the arrest and con-
sIt''3n OF the party or parties impli-
Gated IN causing the dorailment.
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PRISON CONGRESS.
How Shnll Children of Vicious Parents b,
Prevented from becoming Criminals?

How Shnll Children OF vicious parcnts be
Prevented rrOm becoming Criminals?
PITTsBuRGn, Pa, Oct l2.-1t was long
after 10 o'clock, the hour set ior tho
beginning OF the business, when Hon.
r. B. Hayes, president OF tho asaocia-
ton, called tho National Prison Con.
gress to order for the third days ses.
sion. The interest Is increasing, and
the attendance was very largo. Rov.
Father Voight, OF Now Jersey, lOd in
prayer.
After miscellaneous business had
been transacted Judge Francis Wayand
was introduced. Tho subject OF his ad-
dress WAS "low shall the children OF
vicious or cruel parents be prevented
from becoming criminals"
Among other things Judge Wayland
said that there arc several thinssto TO bc
taken into consideration in the discus
sion OF this question. Tie Immigration
laws should DO SO amended as to bring
TO our land the bctterclass OF Foreigners
as far as possible. The certainty and
cclerity OF punishment and the speedy
tTial OF accused; reformation within
ihe walls 0! the prison, and the sclcc-
tion OF labor suitable to their reiorma-
non, ana making the term of imprison,,
ihent dependent upon the mental and
moral fitness ol the criminal to
be- at large. Education is most
elective which is earliest. This
truth Wili hardly DO questioned when
associated with the inmates or a penal
institution. Almost any warden, will
VIII aiiir:n that his most hardened
criminals are graduates OF reform
schools. Tho early education OF the
Young IN associatlng with youthful
criminals IS consequently OF the worst
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union with the McCarthyi,es came up
for consideration, and vaiter debate res
olutions denouncing such union were
cnrriol
REVOLUTION IN URUGUAY.

An Uprising in tho Capital Promptly
sqnclchch = Attempts to Assnssinato
President Goes.
MoSTEvrDEo, Oct. l2.-Thcrc was u
serious attempt Mt revolution hero ycs-
to-day evening. Tho members OF
revolutionary club in the suburbs OF
the city fired upon the troops stationed
near at hand. Tho latter returned tho
vollcy with deadly effect. Several per-
sons were killed outright and many
were wounded. Many OF the ringlcad-
ers Of tho assault, including a priest,
have been apprehcnded. Attempts
were made to assNssinatc President
Goes and to capture the members OF
the junta, but thoy were unsuccessful.
Subsequently the insurgents were dis
porsod and tho city became quoted
down. Thctroops in the ncighborhood
number about 5000.
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STEAMSHIP ABANDONED.
Tho Captain and the Grew Picked Up !
n British Stcumor,

Tho Captain and the Grew Picked Up by
British stcnmor.
New YoRE, Oct. IA dispatch from
London says: The steamship Devon
shire, from Barrow for New York, has
bcon passed at sea abandoned. Moth
ing has been hoard from her captain or
crow. Never has the loss OF Il steam.
snip ut sea caused SO much excitement
since the time OF the great Denmark
disaster. No particulars OF tho disas-
ter were received in this city. No ono
knows what has become OF tho crew.
The chances arc that the captain and
his thirty-six men are lost. Thcyun-
doubtcdly took TO the boats when it
was seen that the vessel had no chance
In tile sea and storm that has been
raging for the past week the boats
could hardly have lived. Tho Devon
shire was worth ut least 100000
LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE British steamer
Norwegian, which arrived at Glasgow
yesterday from Montreal, had on board
the crew OF the British steamer Devon
shire, from Barrow September so, for
New York, which was abandoned $50
miles west OF Troy island,
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GREAT SHAKES.

Heavy Earthquake Shocks in California,
Walls Cracl:cd-Populaco Frightened. :.
SAN FnANcisco, Oct. l2.-,rhc effects
OF the earthquake which visited some
portions OF Northern California last
night appear to. have been greater in
Napa and Sonoma valleys, Whcro the
shock is described rs being the heaviest
experienced since the great quake OF
lSGS. AT Napa and Sonoma tho walls
cracked, chimneys were demolished
and in some instances falling through
the roofs. Window glass was broken,
people were reused from thnir beds and
passed the night III the streets. The
heaviest shock occurred at 1880 last
night and lasted from ten to iorty-fvc
seconds, according to the localities
where noted. The direction seemed to
be from northeast to the southeast.
at Nupa chimneys topplcd ever, and
buildings were shattered and badly
shaken up. Drug store fixtures suffered
greatly, bottles being thrown from the
shelves 70 the floor and other damage
was done.
The Masonic Temple, I fine building,
was shattered. At the State Insane
Asylum great excitement prevailed, the
patients being almost uncomfortable.
It is reported that the building cracked
and that other damage was done.
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AFTER THE CZAl.'S LIFE.

a Conspiracy Uncnrthcd at Kicfr-3Inny
Arrests aIndc-Euvolt spreading.
. LONDON, Oct. l2.-Thc Ttlryraphs st.
Petersburg correspondent says: "a
conspiracy against the liio Of tho car
has been discovered at Kicli, Aprint-
ing press used in the publication OF
seditious matter has been seized there,
and there is serious outbreak among
the students OF tho university, who
have been given to violent revolution
ary speeches. Many OF them have been
put under arrest, but this course has
failed to moderate the prevalent agita-
ton, and the spirit Of revolt is spread
ing"
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ROME, Oct. 1.-THE Drindisi express,
on board OF which train were Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry NJ. Stanley and Mrs. Ten
nant, mother OF Mrs. Stanley, has been
completely wrecked at Carovigno, nine
teen miles from Brindisi. Tho Stanley
party was on its way to Australia,
where the explorer is to lecture. They,
with all the other passengers, escaped
without injury, though they had mar
row escape from death. The express
dashed into baggage train that was on
the track near Carovigno.
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ELIlINs AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
Ills Visit Ecncws Gossip About the Cabinet
Nucunrr.

Vacancy.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 12.--IIon S.
3. Elkins made flying visit to this city
yesterday, though his name was not re-
vealed on any hotel register.
lie dined with President Harrison,
which might be regarded us an indica-
ton that there was some conversation
on the cabinet vacancy that must be
filed in avery short time, but the facts
are, as told by Mr. Elkins to personal
friend, that little passed between him
and Mr.. Harrison on that particular
topic.
From what was said Mr.. Elkins OBJ
tanned the impression that the Presi-
dent has not yet made up his mind rs
to who shall succeed to tho war port
folio. MR. Elkins himself is not desir-
GUS Of the place; he has not said that he
would decline it, and the chances arc
that ii offered he will accept, but ac-
cording to the statements OF his friends,
there docs not exist any longing ior the
Office in his mind, rs it would involve o
good many sacrifices on his part.
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ANARCHIST CASES.
Ficldcn and scliwub's Pleas Ecroro tho o.
S. Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 1o.-NIr.
Solomon, OF Chicago, who is associated
with Hon. benjamin Butler, will to-
morrow iile 4 motion in the United
States Supreme Court TO advance for
hearing the cases OF Samuel Fielden
versus the State OF Illinois, and Schwab
versus the warden Of the penitentiary
OF the State OF Illinois. Both Fieldcn
and Schwab are serving sentences in the
Joliet, H., penitentiary for connection
with the Anarchist conspiracy cases in
Chicago some years ago. Tho case OF
Fielden comes before the court on n
writ OF error by the Supreme court OF
Illinois. The case OF Schwab comes be.
fore the court on an appeal from the
action OF Judge Gresham OF the circuit
court OF Illinois in declining to issue a
writ OF habcas corpus asked for by
counsel