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The Portland daily press., 1891-05-04
DEATkS.S

In this city, May I'd, at her fathers residence
81 Eastern Promenade, Maggie E., daughter Of
yere and Annie f. Conley, aged 81 years, mos
IL days.
Funeral this morning from her fathers resi-
dence, 81 L. Promenade, at $50 O'Clock. Re-
QUEEN mass at the cathedral Imaculate Concep'
ton at 10 o'clock.
In this city, May Sd, Lizzie May, daughter oil
George b. and Lizzie M. Williams, aged Id years,
8 months.
Funeral service Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock
at parents residence, No. 20 Casco street.
In Parsonsfeld, April 81, Mrs. Christian 0leson,
aged 81 years.
In st John, N. b., May 2. Capt. H. w. Chisholm.
In vinalhayen, April 81, Luther calderwood,
aged 81 years.
In Rockland, April 80. Alvin Fogg, aged So yrs.
u IN Nashville, Tenn, Nahum Haler, formerly OF
hennebunk, aged 10 years.
n, In Blddeford May 1, Ernest H., infant child OF
iur' ana Mrs. Frank u. Dearborn, aged 3 months,
The Portland daily press., 1891-05-04

We are selling Bazin's
Perfumes in bulk at zoe.
an ounce, CSC. in glass
stoppered bottles, = all
odors.
Plush Toilet Boxes on
the same counter. Cellu-
loid combs and brushes in
the boxes; the whole set,
box and all, for 75c.
The Portland daily press., 1891-05-04

Fifty styles of belts, all
different. Leather, cotton,
wool and silk; every style
of hook and buckle; every
color that a belt can be
made in. Sashes.
The Portland daily press., 1891-05-04
The Death Rate
Diseases.

The whole number of deaths in the CITY for
last week was II, from the following
causes:
-WARDs-
The Portland daily press., 1891-05-04
: mrs. Wins lows Soothing syrup.

Mrs. Wins lows Soothing Syrup.
has been used over Fifty Years by millions of
mothers for their children while Teething. with
perfect success 1t soothes the child, softens the
Gums, allays Pain, cures Wind Collie, regulates
the bowels and is the best remedy for Diarrhaa,
whether arising from teething or other causes.
For sale by Druggists In every part Of the world.
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslows Soothing
Syrup 25c bottle. feb6MW&F&wly.
CATARRHAL deafness is relieved by using john
sons Anodyne Liniment as directed. Try it,
apr29 eod&w1w
The Portland daily press., 1891-05-04

loss Of $4,000. 'O"s' 'o"useu
The Portland daily press., 1891-05-04
AEw ADVERTIsErzENF r"OAS
ADJUSTMENTS.

4rw ADyERTEsEmENTs TO-DAY
ADJUSTMENTS.
Portland theatre. -, o.,.o,, u.,..,
GGpa5d 0pening- Championship season.
FOURTH PAGE.
harrington Bros. -542 Congress street.
owen Moor q Go.
XJohn Little & Co.
Rines Brothers.
H. H. Hay & Son-Mlddle street.
Atkinson House Furnishing Co..
TO let-Furnished rooms.
Pratt's killer for bed bugs.
Wanted-FirSt-class meat cook
Wanted-Second-hand fam wagon,
AUCTION SALES.
4, o. Bailey g. Co..
The Portland daily press., 1891-05-04

OWEN, MOORE 4 co.
The Portland daily press., 1891-05-04
COTTAGE

WANTED-A firstclass meat cook for sum-
w mer hotel; none but man thoroughly COM
petent and of steady habits need apply; state re-
ference and experience; good wages will be paid
to the right man. Address z. o. Box TIT, city.
The Portland daily press., 1891-05-04

VUANTED-A secondhand one horse farm
w wagon; rigging suitable for cart or hay
rack; must be in good condition and for sale
cheap. Address Z, o. Box No. TT, city, stating
where same can be seen. Al
The Portland daily press., 1891-05-04

We wish to lay greater
stress upon our Hat depart
ment.
It's worthy of your careful
consideration.
We don't expect to sell
everybody these hats, but it's
safe to say that we've made a
customer of everybody we've
sold to.
We use nothing but the
serviceabIe kind and buy
them direct from the manu-
facturer and sell them at
close profits. We believe we
can save you money, and
guarantee to satisfy you.
Stiff Hats $I.25 TO 800.
Fancy Flannel caps are the
latest fad for young men for
outing. Price ST.. Now ready.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07
TAT RAILROAD CaoiNkNCr.
-aS gn.T"E5a:ri iu iSsr ray conn.
Gil and Ecrr 20 ?: ft :I::-

:. -sS gn.r".;a"ri iu .sr ray conn.
ell AND R.crr 20 ! fs :rI::.
- Ordinance authorizing tie It.
L..-i Iron Mountain q Southern
'.a..,ay Company 10 construct. main
49,, and orcra'c a railroad over,
r:,, and arrosS certain streets of
, .., city oi Cape GirarGcaa, Mic
ga. il ordained. hy The MAYER aud
'..:lc;l of the CITY OF Gaze Girar
scott As follows:
arTIoH l.. The 81. Louis. Iron
't.t;ntain & Southern Railway Com
p~Iy. a corporation. Is hereby author
II to construct. maintain and opcr-
AFT Il standard gua@c, single track
- .roal over "uG across Elm street.
thence northeastcrly across Fountain
street. thence across College street,
hence through and along hcquamsi
-.-.,t and G~ravescnd street, thence
ar~-s Morgan Oak street, thence
tac.Igh and along Front street and
C.--ss Good Hope street, and across
N--tiwcther street, and across hide
ncaaencc street, thcrcc along and
.lGoIgh Wafer street, across Thenis
-r~.rt, HARMONY street, I~Icllvuc street.
<a-h street. Wathcn street. Wash
n~-on Avenue. and across Mil street,
I'..rl street and Mason street. or the
lina indicated by map. showing pro
nd location of track over, across
ar.i along SAID streets hereto attached
and made a part of this ordinance.
II. The st. Louis. iron
Mountain & Southern Railway Com
u,ny shall maintain and keep in re-
mar. az its own expense, suitable
....--,lgs for the Use of the public at
he. intersections of its track with
iae reefs. to be made and maintain
go, u.dcr the supervision Of the city
authorities.
lotion Iii. The city of Cape Gil
rs..tcau shall not be responsible to
1bH;ting property owners for any
Jaliage sustained by reason of the
Instruction. maintenance and oper-
aiiyn of the track herein authorized
10 rc laid over. along and across the
streets heretofore mentioned.
~rCTIoN ". The track hereby
sufalrized to be constructed over,
a.pI.s and across said street shall be
hui. and in operation 10 a connection
with the It. Louis. Iron Mountain X
~oa;lern Railway within Ii year
from date of the passage and approval
IF mis- ordinance. otherwise the
~;eIts, privileges and franchises here
FL -Eanted shall be void and of no
eject.
- TON V. This ordinance shall
&c IN force from and alter lis passage.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07
why the '.sIobe-Democrat" Fights
Finley.

When William Mckee. the founder
of the Globe aud principal owncr OF
the GIObc-D Democrat. after the cCnsOli-
dation. was passing through the po.
litical. financial and legal troubles that
eliminated in his death. his most re-
lcntlcsS foe was Chaunccy !. Fflley.
There had been a quarrel and Filley,
seeing q chance TO wen up old scores,
literally bounded Mckee to his death.
1t is said that Mckee ON his sick bed
from which he never rose. told Joseph
McCullagh always TO fight Ffllcy. He
said the same thing to his wife. and
these two have Obeyed this dying in
junction. Thus i. is that while George
Bain is prime minister and McCullagh
is the party king. Mrs. Elizabeth Nc
Kce is really the power behind the
throne. and those who know her say
that now her opportunity has rome.
she will be as releptlcss as fatc.-New'
Ju;E- Times
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07
Vick-s Floral GuIdc for 1891.

No lover of a fine plant or garden
can afford to be without n copy. Ii
is an elegant book of over 100 pages,
9x1l inches, beautiful colorcd illustra-
lions of Sunrise Amaranthus. lIy-
drangca ava Potatoes. Instructions
Tor planting, cultTvating. &c. Full
list of everything that can be desired
in the way Of vegetable and flower
seeds. plants. bulbs, &c. Also full par
ticulars regarding the cash prizes OF
$1,000 and 5000. The novelties have
been tested and found worthy Of cul-
tivation. We hope it will be our good
luck TO see the Nellie Lewis Carnation
and taste the Grand Rapids Lettuce.
Ii costs nothing because the 10 cents
YOU send for it can be deducted from
the first order forwarded. We advise
II friends to secure Il copy of James
Yick; Scotsman, Rochester, n. Y.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07

The trial of John Dirnbcrger who
was charged with killing F. SchUette,
was disposed of in Justice Kimmcl's
Court Thursday. Dirnberger plead
guilty to common assault and there
being no evidence TO irGre him guilty
of any greater offence Justice Kim
mel accepted the plea and fined the
defendant fifty dollars and costs.
John Dirnberger is a member of
one of the best families of people in
Scott county. and while it may have
appeared that lie had committed a
capital crime no one who knew him
and his family believed that he could
be guilty to such crime. and the trial
before Justice kimmel completely
exonerates him of the charge of
murder.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07
wn. ~ Ferdinando dc soto-

\ mo>t Interesting discovery ha:
recently been made at Fort Jefferson,
Kentucky. Some wOrkmen were max
ing some excavations tor the purpose
ef LAYING the foundation of a large
building. when they came upon a spot
where were deposited a certain guam
iiiy of human bones. At the first they
rccOllec;e1 that the Mississippi valley
ahOunded with mounds containing
such relics of remote antiquity. 1t
wa again surmiSed that the newly
discovered bones might perhaps be
those of some Indian warrior that had
there found his last resting place. but
on further proceeding they found 4
very heavy sword lying close to the
former deposit. This caused them TO
suppose these bones and weapons
might be these of some officer,
belonging to Gen. Clark. who had
fi!lcn in come of his fights with the
Indians. that he engaged in in the
year 1871. when he had pushed his
way 10 the river. On still proceeding
with The work of excavation there
WIS found also n full coat of mail or
arnor. of metallic substance but well
nigh destroyed or eaten away by rust.
With this armOT vas n steel helmet
still containing the remains of q hu,
man skull, much Gccomposcd also.
When the sword was cleaned and mi
examined. it became apparent
the handle had been made of
gold ard orTamcntpd with a diamond
and several Tubics of great value.
[ pom still closer examination. the in
sc-iptiGn Fcrdinando DE Soto. and a
carefully executed figure of a shield
containing his full coat OF arms. Ii
occurred to them that they had
discovered the final resting place of
the remains of the bold and brilliant
explorer DE Soto. although the legend
states that he found his last resting
place in the bed of the Mississippi
River.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07

laiure has protected the property
owners. If our City Council can give
sxay streets it can give them without
any of the guarantees provided by the
General Law and ruin every property
owner interested. Why not do some
thing TO prevent the ruin of the prop
erty owners: Why not provide that
the damages shall be ascertained and
paid before the railroad shall go
down: Why hand over the people.
whose property il sure to be ruihcd,
or at least greatly damaged. to law
suit with the generous and magnani-
NOUS Jay Gould.
STREETS Il LEvEE.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07
4 T GOVERNMENT,
Proceedings of the Cify Council In
Regular Session.
MONDAY EVENING. Feb. 2. 1891.

MONDAY EVENING. Feb. 2. 1891.
Board met in regular session will
the Hon. Mayor in the chair and Tn,
following members present: Carroll
Flentgc. Glenn. Matteson, Regenhardt
Rider and Woeleke-7.
Minutes read and approved.
The judiciary Committee reported
an ordinance providing for the con.
domination, opening and establishing
Of an alley through lots (3) and ~ in
range c. from Independence street TO
Thcmis street in the city Of Cape Cir.
ardcau. Missouri: saline passed a first
reading.
The Board of Education presented
a copy ofthc opinion" OF the Supreme
, Court Of the State Of Missouri. rem
dcrcd at the October term. 1890. in the
case of the Board of Regents ofSouth-
east Missouri Normal School VS.. John
Painter. and asked the Board 10 frame
and pas and ordinance ycsting in said
Board Of Education the powert to man
age and control "Out-lot II. said lot
being the M in question in above
case, and to empower said Board of
Education 10 appropriate any revenue
which may be derived from said lot.
for the purpose of sustaining the Pub
lie School OF city CT Cape GirarIcau.
Missouri.
The Committee or Propositions and
Grievances on The petition 10 abate
and remove nuisance of oil tank re-
ported. that under the existing cir
cumsthnccs. they would rrrcommenG
that the Waters Pierce Oil Co. be re-
que>ted TO b;:ili a iirc-proof building.
frame Of wood. covered with corru-
gated iron: Oh motion of Mr.. Glenn
report was received and ordered flied.
The Auditor reported receipts and
disbursements for tie month Of JAN
uary as follows:
- 7
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07

Departure.
.a- the North. East, South AID West. via
Giraricau Southwestern Railway, daily at
.pck A. N.
Slawrcctewn Pcrshc1taS. Lemon, OAK
MilicrviiIr, etc. via jackson, No, dai-
ut SuEday. at = \. NJ
r. OTiule anI Egypt Mills. Monday. Wed
.r a.d Friday, nj lsa1 =. Il.
WhcatIand and Eesst Cape GirNr,lcaI,
Is, Ia,s.Uy, Thu-,ls- aEi fIitay, at
30 e.
AvRfN -.
%-.E the So-'h. Ea-:. Frtth a~d West. Via
"a" ,apr G.Taciceu Southwestern Railway.
at p. y.
"a SEa@ r-rtDBn. P"cahJl.as, Lemon.
O.. .dse, Hil.r.yi!lr. c:r-, Vi J~r"Er'l, $40
f'.s kept SUM-, -. i:s g. ~
49,. O-i,!" al E:Eyt HH,l Monday. We'd
All ri!G-, "a. s=:II =. =.
20 Eh.c.i1 = ard Ia tGr" Girar'icaI,
-. TLs-i-., ILa-s!ay a-d >aiJTla'. q.
m. GEO. II. ji;hNEr. Il.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07


and warrants ordered issued.
On motion of Mr. Rider. the Re"
i>tcr was instructed To render bill of
county TO present term of court.
\ communications was read from n
meeting of citizens held to ohtTin the
sentiments of the citizens in regard to
granting z franchise 10 the -. Louis.
Iron Mountain Il Southern Il V. Ca. 10
construct = railroad frcm Butchtown
through our city TO the northern lin
its. The following resolution was
passed:
RcS0lred that the Hon. Mayor and
City Council is hereby requested to
pass the accompanying ordinance.
The ordinance presented being an
ordinance authorizing the II. Louis,
Iron Mountain IL Southern R'y Co. to
construct, maintain and operate a rail-
road over, along and across certain
streets OF the city of Cape Girardcau,
Missouri. passed a first reading.
Mr.. Weelckc moved the Judiciary
Committee he instructed together
with the City Attorney TO draft al
ordinance to prevent the taking of
dirt or sand from any Of the streets of
the city: same was duly seconded and
carried.
On motion ofMr. Flentge the Street
and Wharf Committee was instructed
to allow Public School Board 10 pro-
cure stone necessary to make repairs
needed on and about the Public School
property.
The Superintendent of the Work
House was instructed to repair bad
places in the south crossing of Lorimer
! street at the intersection of Harmony
street.
Mr.. Rider moved that as the width
of the alley about to be condemned
! was not definite. the judiciary Com
mit.ee he authorized to have City En-
gineer make survey of same.
The following resolution was pre-
scented, read, and ON motion adopted:
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07
CALENDAR.

~ COrET-Scba-tian Alh.Tt. Pre- ID.
g.. iyc: Jas u. Miller. GT"gcs :. VIII.
' .t"S: William Paar. DlcrL- terms
= art MONDAYS in February May, August
$40. -pyrmSrF-
CIT C"UET-H &. O'i;ryGa, Jud@c. II u.
- >i, Clerk rrms-ngcta ~ first Monday :
: iusry, May and fourth Nouday in August.
''FTuS ILEI~ CpUrT-Marricc trGm.r.
V'r., Z. u. Eugci .aaln. Clerk term
= = ith fonda! in January May aid sep
: -.trr.
f.JHNTE ~C1r:T-Jnacrh E"'hlvr. JG!-c aIh
o.. - j-Iu.-nrsi So"r-sI N"-tals la Feb
Y. Nav. Anga.t ard NsNr:an.r.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07

ii. l.. Hume, the coal dealer, is now
delivering coal to consumers in this
CITY at the following prices:
Best prime and md gool P~ittsburg,
Il to 16 cents. Best Big Muddy lump,
IL 10 IS cents. Also hard coal for
base burners. FROM 81 to 1926 per
ton, delivered. Ii. l. HUME.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07
s.Saul OF TarSuS-'.

\ discussion of orators and oratory
and N analysis of the life and greater
speeches of st. Paul, some of which
arc rendered with powerful effect.
The Genius. the eloqnence. and the
hero: qualities of Paul make a rare
ia.,rr. and in the hands of an orator
ofsu,h power as Mr.. Wedding a ias-
chatting lecture is the result. 1t is not
q Gis,ussion of any of the religious
p!,a..s of the teachings of Paul. but
waving the supernatural element,
ttpa;> the subject from a critical and
historical point of view. and Is there
fore deeply Interesting TO ali classes
Il Is ,o-day one of the great lectures
.; lao American platform.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07
Resoiced. That the Judiciary Cnm.

Resoired. That the Judiciary Com.
mittee with the City Attorney draft
an ordinance authorizing the City
Council TO submit TO vote of the peo-
pie at 4 special election the PROPOSE
ton to authorize the Council TO ON
tract with n company for the constrdc-
ton of waterworks according TO plans
and specifications heretofore adopted
by the Council, and for the levy and
collection of a special tax not to ex-
coed |" annually. to pay for the
rental of hydrants and water used by
the city.
[Signed.l J. \. MATTEsoN.
Nh. Regenhardt's motion that the
Board adjourn was seconded but
failed to carry.
MIR. Flcntge's motion that the re-
port of the Committee on Propositions
and Grievances on oil tank be taken
up. was seconded and carried.
y letter from the Waters Pierce Oil
Co. was presented and read. Said
letter gave numerous reasons why
there was no danger of al explosion
Of said tank or oil house. also that all
dangerous things are not neccssa-
rily nIisanccs. otherwise all the boil
crs of mills, &c, could be called NUS
Gnccs.
Ga motion of Mr.. MattesOn the pc
tition of the citizens TO move the
tank was referred back to Committee
Propositions and Grievances.
Board adjourns.
Attest: L. \. IIOCH. Secretary.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07
ADVERTISING RATES,
Hallway Timetable.
jlpG Guardian Southwestern RAILWAY.

LEAvEs CAFE GIRAEBKAy.
-. !, Hunter Passenger GO AN
no. !, Delta Passenger ....-..-.... 1870 4 81.
80. D. Delta Passenger ..-.--........ Las Pm.
r.. :, WilIiamsviIlc Passenger 2 IN
ARRIVES At ChrE CuARnEAu.
~ 2, Hunter Passenger 200 pm.
., Delta Passenger .....s5r.sA
NH. g, Delta Passenger .. s.T5r.N.
=" :. "illiamsrilic Passenger 80 F.u.
Nos l.. .. !, > aLdJdaIs except sunday
>a- : aud sundays only.
% ? makes close connections at Delta with
r-I bound traiis aud %. : win -oath loand
IS on Cotton Belt AID Iron Mountain R.R
,ERoNDALE. GRAD TOWER AND
CAPE G~IRAEDEAT RAILWAY.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07
Isns That Challenge Eeen Accepted

Editor Dem0cTcf:
\ few days ago | reed in your pa
per a card from Prof. Eandiver in
answer 10 an article publishes in the
DEMOCRAT from the college Message.
In his card Prot. Nandiver declined to
enter into Il discussion with the NcS-
Scge on the ground that the parcrha2
nobody at lis head TO vouch for what
appeared in its columns. Prof. Van
diver. however, intimatcG-and that
very exrrcssiye!v-that if Father Nj
gent, President OF the College, would
father what appeared in the Message,
lie was ready to measure swords
and count words with him.
So far not a word from Father NJ
gent has been heard. Not a scratch
from his pen has appeared in any pa
per III the way of all answer TO Frof.
Vandiver. Is it possible that the
learned priest is afraid to tackle" the
wordy school teacher? Both men
stand high in the community az men
of learning, and the people would be
surprised tn see either of them show
the white feather. O. 5. z
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07

Report on motion received and Or
dcred sled.
The Recorder reported as follows
for the month Of January. 1891:
Amt due city from Marshal .&342.2j
Fines and costs assessed, eases 27.35
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07

CAPE GIRARDENT RAILWAY.
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omar fsftsenommen, iprans aber auf
benz Wese mad 8%iunebers in bic Bins
tlal, srrei4te bas nfer unb entfam
ebenfalls.
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