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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-16
modenfide 3ninois Staots9etune n1ontoe 49, uopember 1891.

@nfibrer BET. sroBen gebeimen 0eiell6aTt
Der &alao Sui lit bier in Dem ben 5Sranz
aoien e%ineerGumten Staottbetle perbattet
tporoen. Der 8i3ef0uig BON Nanting bat
i'm auf Die Softer ipannen laliet. UNI tbn
CUR Nngabe Der Nannetl iet1er 9eltnnun9s'
q%enoiien gu bepesen. Terrdtb CT DE
Nalnen ni6I, 10 mirb ibm Der &opf nor Die
6iBe selegt tperoen. Qaentbalben itsbt
man aufriibrerii6e Blafate angetlebt. ste
.europGiiden @eianoten in geftng i6etten
Der sadie gleidgilttg g~egenilber 81 ltebef1.
0ie dineiil6en Winiiter uno 8eamten oa7
9egen fraterniiiren nit oenNufril6rtrn, ne17
men fteSreunbe, LADEN tie suSeltl6mdulen Elm
ltno peranitalten ieoe Q8n6e Seltllhtetten
aQer Nrt fir oieielben. 0e ausldnotl6et
8etpobuer Gbina's fino bieriiber auf's
60alte aufgebradt. : Ia6 Bertdbten
aus 6anfau in China bat oalelbt
am 8. Sftober cine Seuersbrunlt
1900 6duier perni6tet. Drei8ebn Gouleno
8erlonen iino baour6 oboa6Ios getporoen
uno man beiir6tet, OaB etne Nnsabl in ben
Nlammen u%n1gefommen iino. @inem 3tpet
SaQe ipdter in oerielben Staot ousgebroe
deten 6euer fielen 200 0duler gum SDfer.
: Sn Sbangbat 1T augenblidll6 Ales
rubia, nur in Der gropins 6u1an berrlht
unter ben @inseborenen Die groBte un3us
frieoenbeit. 10 baB Elm Nufltano teoeraett gu
oemGrttgen lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-16
I1ob zebn mohen.

Ser 8ridenbauer NapoIeon Wurood,
500 Wabaib Nue.. serietb an e. luguit
nit Dem 8eQner 2orrp &eIn on Der @de
bon StateitraBe uuO Sarmon @ourt in
Streit. Oturbod plroe Our6 einen Sdlag
auF ben &opf 9et0otet. NugenSeugen oer>
it6erten i. g., bab &eup ben Weurood nit
einem 3iegelitein auf ben &opf l1lug.
@tniae Sage lpdter wuroen Der Sru6tbdno1
let Sdmes 9umaS uno Der &o9irbausbe>
flyer 9enrD Meiton Derbaitet. iebo6 alSz
balo trei9elalien. Die @oroners : SnrD
ma6te &ellp peranttportli6 unb empfabI
ieine gerbaftung. &eap bate it9 rou1ne"
aena6t unb tpurbe erit geltern 9efuloen
uno perbaftet. st lit in Der varmOrD"
tuteruirt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-16
Orei Opfer DER Gifenbohn.

6. s. 3earp aus '0onaIbion, Sno.,
tpurbe Donneritag ant SuBe oergan 8uren
Ctr. bon einem 3u9e Der Sutnots @entralz
8abn iberfabren uno augenblidlt6 getoo7
tet. 2earp mar erit ieit einiaen Iaaen in
Gbicaeo uno tpobnte "A Wet Maoilon Str.
Charles Goserope, elm in Slue Sslano
tpobnenber 91 better, puroeO onneritaagta6z
mittag un1 4 ubr an Der E%reu3ung Der GnG
SsIano- 8abn nit ber Al. StraBe bel benz
8eriuhe, unter einem Sra6tsug binour6
81 frie6en, 3miiden ben 8uffern atDeier
@aggons eequetidt. Nadoem ieine @unz
ben perbunben tparcr1. DurOe er mad 0aule
aeihidt. St miro pabri6einli6 init oeu1
Qeben oaoonfommen.
Sobn Mc@losfD, Elm grbeiter Der Ghtz
ca9o, Burlington & 0uincp @ilenbabn,
tpurbe 9onner itae 9tahmittag UNI balb 1l1br
an Der &reusuna Der San guren Str. BON
elmer &angirmoiGine ii~berfabren uno
augenblidli6 eetObtet. Die 9ei6e muroe
nad &Ianer's Worgue an Wtilpaufee 9lue.
gebra9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-16

8eim Q(nsinoen zines @aIoGtu> Ofens,
Der BET bieier @elegenbsit erplootrte, aog fi6
Srettag Nrau @milD 8ates. cine Srau I'M
bIiiheuoen Nlter BON % Sa6ren, in ibrer
Wobnung go. 5000 2aialleftraRe t0otlihe
8ranotuunoen gu. 9as 6aus lit elm 5tDeiz
ft0Gtges 6ol5gebGube, beiien unteren Stod
Ser uilo sSrau George Stolt b%epobnen,
pGbreno fte ben oberen an Den 8leir0brenz
2lrbeltel Wm. Bates permtetbet batteu.
Srau Bates benubte gum &o1er einen @az
iolinofen nnb bate oenielben am gtadmitz
ta9 ange3lnoet, tporauf fte ben 8ebGlter au
fiuen be9ann. SIM nGdpiten Qugenblid
erfolgte Die @rpio1ton uno Srau Bates mar
lofort in Slammen eingeblut. Sic lief in
tbrer Mnglt alf ben Sol Dinaus uro rief
our6 ihre S6mer sensl6reie bic 9tahbarn
berbet, tpelde Die ungludli6e nit Wolier
begoiien. 9as i6ien ieoo6 bic Slammen
nur nod nlebr an3ufaben. S6lieBlid
mari nan Die Srau gu. 8oben uno IS >aez
lang bann, Die Slammen gu er1ttden. M5an
trug ote bon entleBlthen S6meraen aez
qu6lte Orau IN eth bcna6barteS 6aus un6
rtef dr3tlt6e 6itlfe berbei, Die ieoob su ipGt
fam, benin 9egen Nbeno CAB bic Srau ibren
@eift auf.
Suo Oeuet DutIc WulleEIDette QuD TT Dem
6aule getputbet unb orpbte oas gauge SGuz
lergenlert 3u Dernt1ten. Sroboem bic
SelleriDebr balo CUR Stele mar ilno raid
perltdrft Duroe, tbeilten lt6 Gle 6lammel1
benz 6auie $50. 6058, betpobnt BON 3. 6.
Guen. iopie Dem Saule SEQ. 6062 nit.
@rlteres tpur6e I'M $500. lebteres UNI $500
belbaot8t. Ser Sbaoen an benz Stoltz
ihen t0aule piro auf $4,000 seiddbt uno
lit ourA 8erfiberune eeoedt.
8abreno oas Seler in ben g%enannten
9duiern an 2alaIeitraBe tpiitbefe, tpurbe
6ur6 etnen glIbenoen 6eiSapparat in
Souls gtorton's @ebduoe. So. 553 67.
Strabe, Elm 8rane peruriadt, Der S14OO
Sdooen anrt6tete. 9aS 6aus 1T pers
1ihert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-16

9dmorrboiben =0 uaGalbe r Iiitb
bic oIerl6limmten, % 1e aus se1pi1enloler
9ablu6t nit S6mer3er .ipielert, Die 9eute
tbreS @elbes berauben urb i6limmere &ront=
beiten peruriadlen. Geine Gable, fem
@al6mittel, fem @tirir nnb feline @inz
iprtbun9 1T i'm Stanbe mebr 3u tburt, ais 5u
ltnDern; bic nrlo6en fOnnen tie nt6t entfer=
men. 9lnafe1ts bat ieiG Slpansi9 Sabren bic
Yrobe por ben Aer3ten nno Der leiOenoen
Wteni6beit %beiton0et, n1o 1T obne s3lpelfel
bas einStge perniiufti9e unb 5uperldiii9e Ofits
tel 9e9en 9dmorrboi6en, baS bis iebt entbeft
tporoen lit. Yroben pom g~nafelis rperOen
pom q. NeuitaeOter s. 60, Sor 2416, gtew
O0rf, frei perionbt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-16
Der erfdo6ene DEB.
Sein Name 1T CHARLES Kinney. - Rerr
HITLER freioefproben.

Die fi6 berausgeteQt bat, bieB Der bon
benz Npotbefer y. 81. W1tQer, SEQ. 799 IS.
Ban 8uren StraBe, am OtittpO6 Wtorsen
eri6oiiene Otann Charles &inneD llno mar
elm pielbeitrafter, eefd6rli6er 0ieb. Seine
sSoentitGt tpurbe in Der Worgue oes
gountpz6 oipttals BON Dem Superintendent
ten bes Bureaus, Geo. SO.
goiteous, auBer !3peifel aeiteut.
&inmep, 9esen ben ie6s peri6ieoene .9lnz
flagen porlaeen, mar BOT l~Gneerer 3ett 9es
gen Blr9i6aft, Die fi6 ipdter als tpertblos
berausltelte, aus benz @ountD> 0efGngnib
entIaiien woroen. BUR Bodybuilding err
ihien er elbltperitdnoli6 ni6t, uno lett Der
3ett bat Die 8oIiaei ner9ebli6 oeriu6t, ieiz
ner tuieoer babbalt gu tDeroen. 8or einiaen
SSabren 'tpuroe &innep tpesen 8eraubuns
zines Sutpeliers in Champaign, ST., auf
atpet Sabre na6 Solicit gei6ift.
Sci benz Iber &innep's 2ei6e obz
gebaLtenen Snqueit enti6ieoen bic @eidnos
rener. oaB SEER Mtaer bere6tigt seweien
lei, ben 9ieb gu eri6ieBen, uno ipraden
tbn BON auer S6ulo fret.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-16
StQ0t ODjcQ90,

aH% Itu) ere Gorreiponoentcat tttto
Mgcmtcn beit@em Ole folgemoen
GtaAten
&err SEQ @ettstS9bonen Die
etoatett Nebrasfa ttuo &attIas.
Serr 0rans otto ote Sta1tett
MfnneIota ttm0 2StScOnftn.
Gerr Yeter 8mi0 oct Staat
SHttoiS.
SEER Na1tI SSrtebet Die Gtaatett
&anIaS, SOtu1 1tmo WttfOMrt.
Serr 6rik &emOeW oen Staat
Californian.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-16
Gin Roth fir Matter.

M 8. y instom's r0oOtbino
Sprnp" iotte beitanbis beim &inbere 9aheo
nen sebrau9t meroen. Or bei0uftiet bos
Stno, ertpelbt bas !3obnfeil6. linberf olen
S9mer6, furirt Ntnb: Gollt, llno lit oas
oelte Ntlttel 9e9en Diarrboe. Sinfunbsuans
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-16

Die aufsei6nun9en BON 9eilun9en pel6e
bur9 6oob'S Sarlaparilo beDerfleut9t
wurben, tonnen ME poatanbis nieoerQez
16rieben werben. Die ei9enarti9e 6eilftaft
uon 6oob's Sarfapariaa lit erfol9rei9,
menn allies &nbere febli9ld9t. ST Sbr Slut
unrein. eSbre g%erbanums i9le9t, 10 uerln9t
6no6's Gariopariqa.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-16

vunb babe ieitber ni6ts mebr bauon ges
vipiirt. Sd fam jest alles obre bic gez
rrinsften 8ei6werbm eiien. SD lpiniae
unur, baB AQe. tpeI6e an bieier ihrefliden
D&ranfbeit Ietben, 9Iusuit 6lotper probtren
"piiroen, Oa i9 liaer bin, baB teine anbere
Webi3tn bieier gIet6 tomint.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-16
ueber 8nItt m o
N~Orddeutscher Lloyd.

Re9eImdBiec poitsO ampffbifftaRrt 3pliben
Baltimore ttnb 2Sretten
-Dttett-
burda bic neitelt unb ~erprobteh GtabIbortpfer 9artts
ftaSt, SrfSoen, SeatISrube, WtIldbcn,
c!oeabMr1, @tiuaat,
opu Bremen iebtn 9pnfterftds. BON Baltimore itbev
Wlittmo9. 2 lbr 9tabrnitteas.
6rpBin6oIiGite SiAerbeit. .9iGi9e Qretie. il
@prsh9ltGe Derpfe9uno.
Ntit 2ampieru Oss 9tcrSbentiden'&op6 tpnrben riesS
als
2,5OO,OO0 8aTa8icre
uIhdIi9 hbcr Gee %DetDrhert.
@oloons uub Goiften.Siminer onf Bed.
Sic @inri1tun9en fir Observation-Disclosures. bereu
5hIofttelen iia i'm Dberoed nnb i'm s%rpeitert Sed be-
finben, fino a%nerfarnt Oortrefflib.
Gleftrlibe 9elcnbtnr9 i'll anen gdurtsn.
Mettere austunft ertbtiIen bic @ereral.Igerten
q. @ d. u 1T a d. et 6 &c.. SaltintDre. mo.
e. Mn. @ibeltbnr9, G1icasa, SuS,
nher bertn Otrtreter int Jtlarhe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-16
Osrbrdnnt.

unporf6tiee Ranohabune eiues GafoItns
ofens fotet elmer 5rau in Gnelepooo
oas &eben. - Orei 6dufer our6 oen
Brand nm suiammen $4,000 befddoiet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-16

rNus peri6nliGer gepba@tuns unb G.fabruns tanrt ID
iaSen, baB Gafprta cine ausseei@nete Mebt,in fnt
ainber 1T, bic d1s selinSes abfibrnttttel rtrtt unb Tie
Spannuns ber Gtn9eipeibe, icfpie heS @ciamntisffems
iebr ~bebeutenb ltnhert. @iele WaItter BADEN MIR ieins
au~Sse,eihnete gstrtuns auf tbre ainher ~beseust."
DR.. 6. 6. S88pph, GDpeG, Mfai.
Ote6entamrGOmpans, II Murras ST.. 81. 9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-16

rGuitrrta it 70 rOr5asli8 seeisnet fur atnber, bas To
TIN, ppr aue1 anberen mir betanntets grAparaten bep
Sprdu9 Sebe." s. q. ar1er, MD.
Ill Srnth Srfprb Gtr., S=pDtlsn, q. 8.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-16

.rgett rnebrerea Sabren BABE Id SIR pG~aitprtan EN-.
pfpblen unb tperbe es aud ferner tbun, ia IS cbne auss
ndbnle quite 9eiultate erStelt Bat"
Gbwtn s. Barbee, MI.
HSbe 8irtbrrp", 1875. Ctr. nnn z. Are, Nelv gcrf
Gitn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-16

fit gattsltHge 4tttn Climber
Gaitorie f5r0est Die gsetSaanas unb ~Esfetttst
9nfSetriebenhcit, Ierfrpfuns, lberi61iFse Masens
iaure, Diarrtpe un6 StebersDtsprftioI. Gabur&
tpirb bas Sinh 8eiunb sernaat utb fetn e&Gaf ttetars
ItG.1 Gaftoria entbaIt pefer Mprpbin, nod anbsrs
nGrtrtti4e SuFitansen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-16

Flower"

SIR 3oren3o S.. Sleeper lit ben 8lrserrt
BON lppIeton, Ute.. uno llmgesenb iebr
gut betannt. st iaet: v@or a6t Sabren
vtpnrbe i6 frant, unb lit, tuie nur Elm
p9pspeptifer Ieipen fann. Sd beganu
rGusuit SGouer einsunsbmen. gu Der
p8eit babe i6 iebr bel ausbaltem maIien.
~Iae Speiien, Die i6 8u mir nabm, muBte
rid pieoer ausbre6en. Damn betam i6
~na@ einigen Ausenbliden oas elellbe @es
wflbl unb i'd mubte tpieoer eien unb LET'S
roen. SD nahm ei1
tpeni9 bon Sbrer Wles
oi5;n ui16 fiiblte bann
f@reGlt6e beoeuteno better, unb
na6bem i'd offers BON
Wta8ens Dem Qusuit SIOper
eingenommen bate.
b%eribnanb metn DDsz
pepiia ean3 urb gar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-04

puuAbuLItiA juno .. -Brforc tho
investigating committees Peter Widp.
ntr cmphaileally denied that hs had,
"a alleged, "unloadudn 800. 900 worth
OF Chicago stock ON oK-City Treasurer
liafdslcy. Hu never h1ld Bardaloy
stock Of any kind.
rfcsiirnla ~ several national banks
denied having over paid Barislry any
monetary consideration Tor city money
deposited In their institutions.
Sit HUM, iuf tho broker firm oi
Glon1onnlng a Co., resumed hlu tcati.
mnny. lie sAid In the course OF a
single year tho firms stock operations
with iiafdsloy aggregated 81 10000,
and NJ tho stmu tlmo they borrowed
ipl0,o11 from iiardslcy anu loaned him
s9ip,Oll,
Confidential Clerk Bean, ofGlondun.
min a Co., was piled with quulHlons
~ 10 how he can't 10 70 10 llhrdsluy ~
borrow money, but 10 all those qloi.
lions lac returned the stureltyped an.
swoT, NJ do not rcmcmbcf.p
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-04

~ half past 10 the procession began
70 move. Ten companies N Mississip.
VI National Guards came frsi. Behind
them nnd drawn by ten white hoffcs
CAME h0ht carrying fifteen young
lalles representing the Southern Con.
icdeucy and tho different States
which competed II. Next TO the float
came The officers Of the Ladies' M1nu-
ment association organization, under
which the monument was erected.
Then came distinguished visitors from
abroad, and Confederate veterans In
carriages, an organized body u Con.
Tolerate veterans. The procession.
which was two miles In length. was
greeted with cheers by the crowds
which lined the streets through which
II passed. The stars aud stripes were
carried At tho head Of every division,
aud il0aled from the Capitol. Side by
side were carried torn and tattersd
Confederate battle flags.
When the grand stand was tcachc d
the exercises were opened with prayer.
The monument, which up TO this time
had been draped IL white muslin, was
then formally unveiled by Mrs. Mar
garct Davis lainus, daughter u Jefier-
son Davis, amidst prolonged applause
The monument was formally presented
by Mics Sallic u. Morgan, tue pfcscn-
tation speech being made by Hon. y.
e. Hockey. IL was accepted by Col. j.
II. Mcintosh.
Senator WallhAll delivered an ora.
ton upon "fhc Confedeacy,n which
ELECTED repeated applause. When he
concluded Mu. Wanship rccltcd with
stirring effect "rhc Sentlncl's Song.n
Governor LOwcry followed with brief
0fnliOn on the life and character of
Jefferson Davis, Ia the couruoof which
he said, when partlsanship had given
place to sober reason and judgment,
Historians would accord the late Pfcsi.
dent oftho Confederate States the front
rank among the great statesmen ~ his
day NJ well ~ those who had ptccecdcd
him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-04

CHICAGO, June 3.-At the annual
meeting Of tho Chicago, Rock Island
a pAciao road today, the old directors
werr reelected, except Sidney Dillon,
who Is succeeded by Alexander Van
Nest.
The question " the future policy Of
the board was discussed aud it was the
unanimous opinion Of tho direction
that the earnings should gp 10 the
stockholders. In view, therefore, OF
the fact that there was deficit OF
about Z peT cont. ON the capital stock
after paying tho usual per cent. divi.
deud, tho board decided that tho
August dividend sOOull be- ! per cent,
Tho report Tor the year ending
March ~ shows tho grnss earnings 20
be- slT, A73,d3i, a decrease OF sos, Al.
Operating expenses and taxcs were ra-
diicei ifum il2, iIb, 16T In 1890 10 slg,.
il8,10i In 1891, leaving earnings of
s6,O5p $50, "a decrease OF slOi, lbi from
tho previous year. Cash ruccipia for
lands sold and interest received from
tho Chicago, ltansa. & Nebraska rail.
way, brought the net iucomo up 10
NJ, a75, 49,, from which VS. paid In In.
forest on tho bonded debt, rentals,
dividends, ETC., an aggregate 1901.
s33, showing a doficit for the year Of
s9iU,Gsi.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-04
n.lln.a,. lln,channa srrnr.

We guarantee no " be the btaf Cough
Nirup manufactured In tho wide world
This IL saying a great deal, but % 10
true. For O0nsiHpfi0n, Coughs, Cbids,
Sore Throat, Sore Chest, Pneumonia,
Bronolilis, Asthma Uoup, NhogptHg
Cough, and all diseases VI tho Iht0lt
ana Lungs we positively guarantee Bal
lards Horchouud syrup h bo without
any equal on the whole face Of The
globe. Ia support Of this aiaiemunI We
refer ~ every Individual who has over
used Il, aud 10 every druggist VINO has
ever sold Il. Such evidence Is indis
pulahle.
Sold by z. q. NJ. 1. q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-04

LONDON, June During the course
~ speech delivered Ia this city today,
Balinuf said the condition now pre-
vailing Ia Ireland showed the benefits
when had accrued tie county
through tho enforcement of the crimes
act.
This net had ~ well fulfilled tho ob.
Jcct which the government had In
Wow WHEN u was adopted by 'arliA.
mont that crime had dcctrascd u such
an extent that II was now Jusilnahle
10 suspend the operation NJ tho act
everywhere Ia ireland, with tho "a.
cep,lon u few places where the
ASHES Of the plan of campaign still
smuuldurcd, THE government, Bal
four declared, would shortly Issue n
proclamation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-04

CINcfsyATt, Juno 8.-Four thou.
sand spectators nj the Latonio races
were driven from the grand stand 10.
day panic-siricken by the hurricane.
One mile and seventy yards
Alphonsc won, woodValc second,
Royal Garter third. Time, 1854.
one milo and twenty yards
Tonacity won, Firt Lisp second,
General Caldwell third. Time, 1891.
Free handicap, mile and 0no.siN'
,eunth-Glockncr won, Ecloa second,
Bertha third, No time given,
Six fufl0ngs-lguitu won, Two Bits
second, Hero Third. Time, 1901.
Five 'furlongs- Dofc won, W. L..
Munson second, Curt uuun thlrd.
Time, l.0sl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-04
Festivities at Galcna. on the Occasion
OF the dwelling of the
statue.
PARADE or @ RAND ARMY
vETCRANs.
Address ny Ex-Governor Hoard, the
Park Commissioner aud Chauneey
N. DcpeN.
rn,siIinz Of u Monument 10 him at
Itts utd Home.

GALENA, H., June 3.-The city 10.
day l. crowded with people assembled
10 honor the memory u Gruerni Grant.
The occasion Il tue unwilling Of the
monument 10 him. presented ~ hls Old
home by n. II. K1hlsltt N Chicago.
From all directions crowds have poured
Into town since last night and fully
10000 people are now here.
Tho city h In gny apparel; the main
thot0ughiarc u one panorama VI red,
white and blue arches upon the pfin.
cipal crusslugt, ani notices bc,1kuu
the reverence In which the name Of
the hero " Apppmntt0X " held by his
old neighbour. Visitors clustered about
every landmark associated with the
name " Grant.
The public schools Ia Dubuque,
Fucplu and other nearby towns
closed, and large delegations of citlzcns
came 70 take part Ia the ocfom0nlgs.
Business In Calcium was entirely sus-
pended.
Special trains from Chicago brought
delegations of Grand Army men and
Distinguished citizens, among thom
being Chauncuy NJ. Drpuw, orator %
tho DAY, Governor FiirT.ot Illinois, OK.
Governor Hoard NJ Wisconsin, Con.
oral Nelson, a. Miles, Judge Grughaw,
Johannes Golvfl, the scuiptor. n. n.
kDhlsaat, donor % statue, senators
Allison aud Cull0m, Congressman
Henderson u Iowa aud judge Blodguii
OF the Federal court.
The ceremonies of tho day were
iuaurmtud with a parade, par.
tluilatci Ia By tho Grand Amy
veterans. Military and civic b1die.
and citizens gathered about the statue
IN the park. The exercises opened
with tho "Slar ipanglcd Banner, "
fundCred by the regiment haul from
Fort Sheridan. Mia Pauline kohlaaat,
daughter of the donor, unveiled IN,
statue aud uie gathered multitude mp.
plAudrd. Lx.G1voru0r Hoard then
formally presented tho statue 10 the
city on behalf ~ the donor. The
statue was accepted IN a brief addru,l
by the Park Commissioner. Chnuucey
NJ. Dcpew madoa u eloquent address.
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A monumsni 90 Ianlpero serra.

MONTEREY, Cal, June 3.-rha un.
yelling TO-DAY Of the monumon,. of
Father JuDipefO Sierra, which Mts. 10.
land Stanford had erected on the Pre-
sidlo HIN, overlooking the city aud
bay Of Monterey, 20 commemorate tie
memory Of the Franciscan ffiab was
witnessed by about OOul people, many
coming from san Francisco and other
points.
Father Sorm founded tho mission Of
San Diego IN 1893 aud arriving IN
Monterey on June 2, 1850. founded
Carmel mission near Monterey, whore
he was buried after his death Ia 1854.
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WAsuiNCTOS, june 3.--Reiorrlng TO
criticisms 0f hls bureau Ia connection
with the Keystone Bank " phila.
delphia, Comptroller Lacey said today.
"As matter " fact, both tho closing
OF the bank aud tho appointment Of a
receiver was ordered BY the comptroller
against the wish OF Ono who has suf.
hc.ant Interest 10 express his opinions.
There were many reasons why II was
desirable 10 avoid q recoivorsiip, not.
ably on account ~ IT. asaeta being 30
largely ga real estate, hence the COMP
tr0llrr dremei it his duty to aid In
several hopeful attempts made % re-
open the bank by tho contribution Of
new capital under a now and o0Inpe-
tent management.
Asa matter Of fact, II was Officially
reported Ia the comptroller that $500, 4.
900 Of new capital had been subscribed
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CHICAGO, June 3.-M. \. Cogley,
an OK sheriff at Flandroau, \. D., 10.
day telegraphed police headquarters
asking N n. J. Hanohelte Of Los
Angeles was wanted aud what was
the reward. Ho believes he has locat-
ed him In the country. He was in
struct0d 10 investigate and report.
Later he wired that the suspect VIVA
selling organs near Flandreau. The
police hero have takon little stock "a
the story,
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NEw YoRK, June s.--rhe direction
Of the American sugar Refining com
pany met today and decided 10 declare
"a full seini-annual dividend ON tho pre-
fcrred stock tomorrow and then eel
aside enough money TO provide iol
dividends on preferred stock Tor tho
rest Of the year. Whatever cash 70
mains will be- declared dividend on
common stock
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OTTAWA, June 8--ht5 O'Clock this
evening II WAS reported that Rector
Bogart had beon hurriedly sent for and
that sir John was sinking
Later DE- Powell Issued Bulletin 10
the effect that the public were demand
Ing ~ him more than no conld give
While he hal no desire 10 elude, he
declined 10 manufacture Information.
A bulletin at 1880 says there Ia no
mRTked change.
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RUMons op riNANolAL D1rricusrirs.
rue rrlaI Of su.pendcd ministers.

PuIHm'ilJ, June 8.-rhn order Of
the day "a, the Reformed Presbyterian
synod WIS the trial OF the suspended
ministers. Rev. T.. NJ. Mllllgan, one
OF the suspended, made au eloquent
speech In HE own defense, sent the
kcenrat shafts ~ sarcasm Into the
ranks N the enemy, told how he AMI
Others hal been done almost iffup1nhlc
injustice, oic., Ia that no and his com.
pnnlons had been unjustly convicted
without cnanCc u being hcard In tholr
own defense.
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Acquitted OF aurdsr.

FAN FiANCNCO, June a.-rhe trial
Of james w. KEN proprietor Of tho
Occidental Foundry, who shot nnli
killed EdwErd Cogan, Ia June, 1880,
during the iron moulderR strike, ended
today In verdict Of aoquiltal. Kerr
claims that tho shooting " Cogan was
unlntcntional hnd occurred while he
was ondoavorlng To protect the lives
OF himself and the employees from the
attack VI other strikers.