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prietor.. McGiory told him to cell liquor after
the license was revoked and after Krause had
duty from. O'clock 10 the evening until Z
O'Clock In the morning. and during those hours
the saloon. the dance hall. and the hotel
drinking men and women Of bad repute. He
recognized the women who Game 70 the saloon
70 walters to be carried up to the. rooms In the
hotel. There were twenty-five bedrooms in
what was called the hotel
light hair. testified that she lived at 3O4 East
Fifteenth street, She had freauented the
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HARRISBURG. Dec. 2s.-Fumes OF seorching
flesh and smoke Issuing from the house Of
Henrietta Harrison at 800 Blackberry avenue
excited the neighbors this evening" and burst.
ing open the door they found Auntie Harrison.
q former slave, and said to be over 100 years
Kitchen She had evidently tried to light her
pipe ut the stove as Il was found by her side.
she was horribly burned. and died before the
ire could be extlpEuiahed, - a. Z 80.
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Sofia. The Minister
subsequently reached
Berlin, where his con-
dition became such
that it was deemed in-
expedient for him to
continue his journey.
The trouble was intlu-
enza. 1t had been his
intention to spend the
Christmas h lidays
with his family. and
then TO return to his
post at Constantinople.
He entered the diplo-
matte service in 1857
as a clerk In the Con-
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Secretary Foster All Hight Again.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2S.-Secretary Foster
spent d short time at his Office In the Treas
ury Department this afternoon for the first
time since Noy II. when no was taken III in
thinner than when last on duty. but said lie
was feeling all right again. He expects to
attend at M, the meeting OF the Cabinet morrow
OF the depa rtment for several days yet.
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Rub...telu WIN No, Come to America.

ROME, Dec. 2S.-Anton Rubinstein. the Rus.
sian pianist and composer. has declined the
offer recently made him for concert tour
in America, and' gives out that he
has ceased playing II public. He regent.
party given In Milan by the composer Verdi.
and after the dinner played for two hours TO
the assembled guests. among whom were the
composer. BoltO. and the yioloncellist, Patti.
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/fCtSEAfENTs.
italian Opera.

A very interesting week Of opera began. last
evening. with capital representation OF
Verdis Aida" Seldom. In the annals OF our
amusements. has the lyric stage been 80 re-
splendent with promises Of quickly following
novelties or contrasting presentations.
On Wednesday next particularly
noteworthy performance may be heard.
Gluck's Z" Orfeo" and Mascagni's "Cavalleria
Rusticann" joining to make UP the unique en-.
tertainment. The sisters Giulia and Sofia Ra-
vogli both have roles in the form or opera. Mile
Sofia making on this occasion her FIRST appear
ance. In tho 'Cavalleria" Mines. Eames.
Bauermeister. and RavoRli will sing.
with Sgnor Camera and Signor Valero.
who then makes his first bow tn an American
publici, On Friday the prophetic" will be
given In French with an excellent cast. in
GLIDING Mines. Lehman and Ravogli. the
brothers de Reszke. Martapoura. and others.
On Saturday. Martha"
Even this brilliant array Of varying operatIo
works would fail to attract the attention that
now ~ given to 1t. IL by the last two repre-
sensations. Faust" and Aida" the com pany
had not proved themselves equal to producing
magnificent results.
nawless. were. at least SO full OF excellences
and SO spirited that the standard OF achieves
nsn now obtaining at the hetSs9 |D
Waited point no doubt. the management
viii endsavor.. to hold, the season IS
r na Such "s
pIishment While such casts as The one q last
sh d n those hs s hs the Ss
question Of the sure and Irresistible attraction
q audiences that overflow the dimensions OF
One Of the most forcible productions Of
heard given h. eHsnnE
vi evident painstakins care. He lead
an, esseptially conventional. and italian.
In spirit to be looked at from many sides and
Is MANY y %3s than .ds T woas
another the altra;new form q thought.
ton last night 81 ali sSosp. ame. Ginlia Re-
nSst sys BE-
her to use various means te attain effects. yet
and, best method Of tone production. made u
Jean de Rsszke was a no less important
v With which he has heretofore hardly been
signor serbolini. whose work commends
mirabIs .Raneds. and the King Isienor Tivisnil
Nine Ravogifs 1SsseSis WAS less imposins
FSly There ear be 20 do1St thst she e wen:
Instincts. but she s'' was hardly tSreibis
% or sn % the gooS
M !1Id ones; notwithstsn ding the iast tha.
kayogli showed us last night.
dinchinely. and . large, audience testified
often Its unrestrained enthusiasm.
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nue.. He was. formerly
manager OF tho Irving
Hotel. during. his wife's
lifetime and during the
ownership OF his son.
Henry krause. After
his wlfs's death he con-
tinued to exercise a
superintendence as ex-
eontor Of his wifes es-
tate. His understand
ing with Edward w.
Corey. who in January
last purchased one-half
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81 his VIE s interest," IN 80.
ntenden ss0 u January Isdiory Began to ire
April 3 McGlory came into the saloon. appar;;
emily in Q great passion. and said that he had
qSf ~ 1safrs xas es Tf
ss h. eTf en Msor hin IN sas
II he and Krause had 2 conflict Of authority
a snGess and feis sp him * Ss
face and side.
wa Th: 70 his bsd
ssd
o. 81
disreputabIe msn and women at al hours Of
the day snI night He tried to es e
sna Cohen said tEat he thought he could SCI
was nevor paid GcGiory handled The receipts
and the books and gave, all orders and would
ns r1ns h As e. Ga sSs
9 a' has g s%ya e. lss
H and that "a, 4 Mcdory was Ann McGory. Nc
In DIFFERENTIATION Col. Fellows asked
posed Of his wife's half interest in the Irving
Hotel to McGlory or to any one else. aud
Krause replied that he had not
We'll. you must know. as an intelligent
man. Mr.. kr8use. that you still retained that
Interest after you got well from this alleged
assault upon you. and that no man could come
Into your saloon and drive you out with Q club
and acquire any legal title to it."
well. answered kraVse. II don't know any
thing about the law All I know 10 that lie
knocked me down and kicked mo out That's
all know about 1t. whether there was any law
for it or not"
Mr.. Krause said that when he was assaulted
and thrown out OF the Irving Hotel the license
was in the name Of, his daughter, LILY. krause.
but on account OF the manner In which tho ga
loon had been run while he was Ill the license
was revoked: As soon AS 1t was revoked he
spirituous liquors. but McGlory ordered them
to 60 ahead and sell as much liquor ss they
could.
Now. Mr.. Krause" Col Fellows resumed,
you know that You are still the owner OF
half interest IN that saloon as the executor Of
your wife's estate"
Krause reflected deeply for a moment and
then W snTsYsSr rn+ se rhU .,,. co,
cant hg quite grasp 1t; am trying now to see Il
matter for several days don't know how the the
law 10. but know how feel to-day, after be-
ing Kicked all around the sidewalk-i feel all
Sbunged up even now
Edward Kelly. q dapper. slieht-moustaehed
young man. testified that he lived at 26O First
avenue. and that he served as q bartender in
the Irving Hotel from Nav until n waek auo
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OBITUARY.

The Right Hon. Sir William Arthur White,
British Ambassador to Turkey died from in
fuenza at the Kaiserhof in Berlin yesterday.
he left Constantinople few days ago and
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Foelharay Mouat.ln.er. I.o.. rh.,r Ily...

BERNE. Dec. 2S.-News has reached here OF
three men being killed in tho Gemmi Pass. in
the Bernese Alps. by being overwhelmed In
an avalanche They had tried TO cross tho
who refused TO accompany them on account Of
recent heavy SHOWS. and declared their at
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q" Yon Yonson." . New Swedish.Amer1can
Drama, snd the Debut ofConedi.n Heege.


wedish-American dialect was the interest
ing novelty contained in "Yon Yonson." the
new drama at the Park Theatre. last evening.
The author and chief actor was Gus Heege.
who gave the impression that he was real
Swede. and whosework as writer and comedian
was Of a barely respectable quality. That low
estimate OF his accomplishments comes OF q
Just and kindly consideration Of them as stage
art. But they must be rated much higher
in popularity. II they are to be judged
by the amusement which they pro-
vlded to the majority Of the people composing
Mr.. Heeges first Broadway audience. His
f0n l0nsOn bore faxen-h hair
ed fresh-complexioned resemblance to
the late Joseph X. Emmets German
Fritz. and the contradictory characteris-
tics OF slow shrewdness. dense alertness.
and boorish eallantry were also alike in the
two impersonations. But Ion Ionson spoke
more labored and less Ineligible kind Of
broken English. with all the hard is and g's
turned into US. and persistent misuse
Of been "for "is" and was" No doubt
these verbal peculiarties belong to the speech
Of the Swedish residents OF Dakota. where
the scenes OF the play were located. but
New York ears had to listen closely
Ct lose the tRs Mr. aeogo
smiling csptiystions which had made Mr.
Emmett great favorite and so he suffered by
the inimitable comparison which the imper-
feet likeness suggested. But he did not fail
TO please considerably oven that minority In
the audience which did not join the majority in
laughter and applause. Thus. while there was
no general enthusiasm over the debut OF the
strange comedian. he was still received with
warmth and encouraged BY deal OF manifest
aR FGs Diss q lyon Yopson is poor affair
many another rough compound Of farce
and ,melodrama that has. prospered u
comedian. with nncritcul audiences. It pro-
fesses to Depict life in u Northwestern lumber
region: The plot relates to the stealing OF
sawmilI patent, the enrichment OF the thiei,
the impoverishment Of tho rightful heir, and
the final righting Of oil wrongs. The iarcicalty
is sometimes childish to the point Of Stiffness.
but 1t is seryiceable in giving opportu-
mites to iOn to be droll and humorous. The
melodranatic passages are equally crude. but
they serve well enough to excite undiscrimi-
mating observers. A scene representing the
break OF a jam OF logs. and the res
cue q the heroine therefrom by the swede.
has LITTLE Of spd SannSt BE- praised
people in the gallery. for they were very, noisy
over 1t: For these reasons "Ion ionson" may
be declared q probable winner Of favor from
Sadie Connolly was roughly funny as a fat
Irish woman who sang. danced, and plunged
through window. Annie Lewis
was brisk. merry. and musical in a
her purposes. :. The company had no other
members who distinguished themselves, aside |
from an agreeable quartet OF vocalists.
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Mrs.. Osborae's Disgrace.

LONDON. Dec. 2a-spink q Son. the jewellers
to whom Mrs. Osborne sold Mrs. Hargreaves's
pearls. deny that they melted the prosecution
u MIA Osborne The Treasury officials will
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there whom she knew.
She had gone TO room
In the hotel with men.
and had seen othor
women 90 there with
men. She met the men
with whom she went
upstairs In the saloon.
Mc(}lory was apparent
ly the proprietor OF tho
saloon. the dance hall,
and tho hotel. and
she had heard him In
troduced to strangers
as the proprietor. and
no had not questioned
the introduction. Ono
night last spring two
mon had an argument
In the dance hall: She
saw Mfckav mallory.
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Notes OF Foreign Happenings.

The Duchess Isabelle OF Genoa sister In law
OF the Queen OF Italy. Is suffering from ini1u-
enza. The disease Is widely prevalent In
Florence and Bergamo.
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when Baby was sick. We gave her astoria
when she was Child, she cried 10, castoriA
when she became Miss. she olsny to oastoria.
when she bad ohilarsn. she gave then castessa
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when he was arrested
for violating the excise
law and Jointly indict-
ed with Billy McGlory.
Mc0lory told him dur
ing his employment to
say that krause was
the proprietor and that
McGlory was the mana-
ger. McGlory hired him
at $12 q week. McGlory
was in the saloon night
and day. but principally
orders and generally
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tttntH StTUtI. ne WUrt
a brown suit, but 1t was
not new. and 1t was
shiny In places. His
shirt front was con-
cealed by . plain black
and white scarf. in
which there was u
black pearl pln. He
wore a diamond soil
taire on the little finger
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TRYING M'GLORY AT LAST.
MS brilliant C4REER .fs a DIVE
KEEPER cur SHORT.

The story Told In Court or How He Seized
the Irving Hotel bv Force from Its Law
su, Owners and Turned II Into n Dive.
Billy Mcalory was arraiened Yesterday for
trial for keeping disorderly house. known as
the Irving Hotel, at Irving place and Four.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1891-03-06
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, S II Joyce and Laura Z. 10, CO.
his wife, by th,ir certain deed OF trust dated
the lOth day OF September. 1889. and reco.d
I'd IN the recorders Ice of Aaair county.
at deed book II, ! are .0&. couyct ed To-
George L. Williams ali their right. lie. in
trrest, and etaie. IL ana to the fullowi- z
described real estate situated IN the county
OF Adair, state of NJ. ssouri VIZ Lo, nom
Der two (No. - OF the no tlwcs, 0'f;!r. cr
section seven, township SiXty-two, of iauz,.
-iNteen ana the southeast quer;er section
one aud the cas-; half of the northeast quar-
ter section twelve, township -iNty-twn Of
r.nge ,venteen, ana the west half IF The
northeast quarter and the east half OF tie
northwest quarter section thirteen, tovnsl IN
>iXty-one of range seventeen. Which said
conveyance was made in t;u>t 10 secure the
paymeni of one certain prnInissury TO In
SAID d., d described. aud whereas s.iG not
has become due and j. unpaid. Iow there.
fore, in accordance with SAID deed OF 'rrSt
and 81, the request of the LEGAL holder of *. / ]
note shall proceed to eel TIE above de
-cribed real estate at the court house door in
the town Of krksville.i in .hc conn OF Adair.
state aforesaid, tn the highest bidder for
cash. AT public auction, on
FRIDAY. THE 9Th DAY OF ARCH. 1871
between The hours of nine in the ioreno II
md tive in thi afternoon of int dsv, to a =
isfy said note. together with the cos. and *
pen>e OF executing this irus..
GEORGE T. WunIiMs.
Dated this 11th day of February, 1891.
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DeadwoOd, S. D.

The problem of easy access 10
the above point is now solved oy
she opening of the new line OF the
Burlington Route into this live
CITY of the Black Hills Country.
On February first the new
Branch of the b. & NJ. Il; H.
leaving the main line of the Black
Hills extension, at Edgemont, 5.
D., was opened for business, thus
supply ing o long want fora direct
all rail line from the Missouri hiV-
err to the Black Hills. The ser
vice and equipment ON this new
line will be up to usual high stan
dard of Burlington Route Trains
and will consist Of Day Coaches
and Pullman Palace Sleeping
Cars. A through Pullman steep
err will leave Omaha DAILY at
1925 A. NJ. arrivinr in Deldwood
the next day at L NJ. Parties
from points South and East OF
Kansas City or st. Joseph can
take through sleeping car leav-
ing Kansas city at 3:l2 and ct
Joseph at 1T:45 2. NJ. for Lincoln
arriving there the reXt mrlnlng
in ample time to make . ectlor
with the through sic + To-
Deadwood. The Burling Yves
Found through trains II ~ 1T
Louis al,o make dit ct connect
ion with this sleeper al Lincoln
For further infortuailou III re
gard torates etc, call on or sd
dress H c. Orr, Gen'i 5. " Z. !
900 Main ST, Kansas City, Mo. c
A. C. Dawes, G.. 2. Il !. J 5
Joseph, Mo.
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STATE OF MISSOURI,
Comfy of Admir-
TIustee'0 Sale.

Whereas, E. Z. Barrow by his certain deed
of trust dated the 9TH day of September. 1855.
and recorded in the recorders office of Adair
county, at deed book p, page 5G2, conveyed
to the Joseph NJ. Ivie all his right, title. in.
terest and estate, in and to the following de
scribed real estate situated in the county OF
Adair, state of Missouri, viz: Southwest
fourth of the southwest quarter, section ten.
township siXty-one OF range sixteen Which
said conveyance was made in rustic secur,
the payment of one certain promissory note
in said deed described, and whereas said note
has become due and Is unpaid, now therefore.
in accordance with SAID deed of trust and at
the request of the legal older of said note. [
shall proceed 10 sell the above described zeal
estate at the court house door in the town or
kirksyille, in the county of Adair. stale
aforesaid, to the highest bidder for cash, 1t
public auction. on
FRIDAY THE 9Th Day OF MARCH 1881.
between the hours of nine in the forenoon
and five i'll the afternoon Of that day. to salts
fy said note, together with the cost and ex-
pense OF executing this trust.
JOSEPH VI. IvIE
Dated this llth day of February, 1871.
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Fortunate Experiment of Proml-
nent Merchant.

In January, 1889, my wife was
confined to her bed with intiamma-
tory rheumatism. The pains were
excruciating and terrible, she
could not turn herself without aid.
Her hands AID limbs were swollen
SO that they were distorted In
shape. We had all the nelghbor-
ing doctors to treat her. l advls-
ed her 20 take Hibbsrd's Rheu-
matte Syrup. She used nine bot,
ties and is now entirely well and
able to be about her work and en-
ioy life. From the beginning Il
helped her. S. b. Wake
Calamus Iowa.
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Happy Hooeiers,

VIM Timmons of Idaville, Ind,
writes: Electric Bltters has done
more for me than all other medi-
cines combined, for TINT bad feel
ing arising from Kidney and Law
er trouble" John Leslie, farmer
and steckman, of same place, says
az ind Electric BItters to be the
best HI ney and Liver medicine;
made me feel like new man.
J. w. Gardner. h .rdware mer-
chant, same town, says: Electric
Bitters is just the thing for man
who is sill run down and
don't care whether he lives CT dies;
he found new strenth, good appe-
tite and felt just like he had g
new lease Oh life. Only 5Oc. 6
bottle, at B. T. Henry's Drugstore
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Wabash Winter Excursion.


Until further notice we will sell
"Low Rate Round Trip Winter
Tourist Tickets" to points III Geo:-
gia, Alabama, Florida, North
Carolina, South Carolina, Mlssls-
sippi, Tennessa, Arkansas, South
Dakota, Wyoming, Utah, Arizona,
California, Oregon, and ashlng-
ton, (16 states and territories
Good returning three to SIX
months with stop over privileges.
Just the thing. If you contem-
plate a trip write to me for full
particulars. W. Z. NooNAN,
Kirksvllle, Mo.
The Great WttssE hute
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Krause's Headache Capsules
unlike many remedies are perfect
ly harmless, they contain no IN
furious substance, and will stop
any kind of headache, will pre-
vent headaches caused by over in
diligence of food or drink late at
night. Price % cents; for sale by
Smith g. Dunkin, Druggists. ly 40
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Bucklen's Arnica Salye.

Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Fever
Sores, Salt Rheum, letter, ChgD,
ped Hands, Chilblains Corns, AID
ali Skin Eruptions, and positively
curesPiles, or no pay required
1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refundne
Price % cents PEI box Eo' sal
by b. i. Henry.
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Why Pay e Dollar

When see will do the work. Nil
ton Sarsaparilla is ceiling faster
than any other at thi time. You
ask why. Simply because it will
do anything that any other Sarsa-
parilla will do, and | I'm W it is
the best Blood Purifier on the
market and lis for soc per bot
Ie Try it! Sold b, W. A. Nc liee
han North Side Druggist 52th
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The man who is careful in
scraping acqusintances misses
lots of the scrapes acquaintance
get man into.
There is one thing about an en-
envy; he never forgets you, though
your friends may.
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Remember that Ayers Cherry
Pectoral has no equal as a specific
for colds, coughs, and all atfec-
lions of the throat and lungs. For
nearly half q century it has been
in greater demand than any other
remedy for pulmonary complaints,
All druggists have it for sale.
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$500 Reward .

for any trace of Antipyrine, Nor
phiue, Chlorai or any other injuri-
Gus compound In Krause's Head
ache Capsules For sale by Smith
d Dun!iin. 1y 40.
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When you are sick and send for
a doctor to tell what is the matter
with YOU. he gets YOU to tell him
what Is the matter with you.
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So many troubles in marriage
originate in the fact that the msn
thinks the wife belongs to the
hush band, and the womaH tbilk7
the husband belongs to the wife.
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Billiards. Horehound Syrup So2
VII, En-, rrf,

There is no remedy in the world which viii CIV.
,goh prompt relief in Whooping Cough as BaAara's
1orthoad Syynp. l, will Sositi0eLp cure 1t. lfgog
n ivy it, your children will not keep you awake all
igat coughing Billiards. Horehound Syrup is the
.ost cooling and soothing remedy for Consumption,
'oaghs, Colds, Bronchitis and Asthma, in the world
It is free from opium. Il builds up new tissue,
.;Tcngthens the Lungs and is an incompatible REM
,y made of the best and purest materials 1t your
..angs veal; and yoa have a tics!ing In YOU
'tcoa.. you need!e.