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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-27
THE MoyOyGAHELA,s ORDERS REVOKED.

Newport Il. l., Nov. 26.-The United States steam
ship Monongahela, of the Naval Training Squadron.
which sailed last June on years cruise in foreign
waters had been ordered home but the order has been
revoked and she will not return until next summer.
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A KEW REPtBLIC4

so A KEW REPrBLIC4y PAPER Ix CORTLAND.
Cortland n r. Now 80 (spccaD.-"The Cortland
Comfy Weekly Journal" made It's first appearance to-
cav. 1t is q bright sheet of forty eght columns. II
wfu be Republican in politics. Charles W. Smith is
tjss editor and publisher
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BEATING A BOY FOR BLOWING A Hol

Joseph Heaey. ten years old. Of No. 491 Pachcst' In
company with some other boys. was blowing morn III
pacncst yesterday afternoon the house OF Hamar
Nydun Swede twenty years old. Of No. 40 Pacihcst
The Swede angry and rushing out OF his house
siezed the boy. took him and dropped him In neehborng
seyway and then beat him badly about the head anu
face that was necessary call ambulance surgeon
TO attend him. The boy not seriously injured. lie
was taken home and the Swede was arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-27

browns Camphorated Saponaeeous Dentifrice
b the bost tooth powder the world preserving s
teeth "Rsfreshihg and delicious" ~ cent? bottle
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Announcements

Great Snowstorm is on the way: no snow
can drift through a Door Window when fixed with
Roebueks Weather strips, &c. per foot in oil woods at
Roebuck's, 172 Futonst
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Sleepleseness, Indigestion and Pain are horrors
that Parker's Ginger Tonic will sbate.
gxTkePs Hair Bslszm aids The hair GrowtA.
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THOUSANDS WHO SUFFER FROM SOME DELI.
CATE INFIRMITY KNOWN ONLY TO THEMSELVES,
WHICH THEY SHRINK FROM DISCLOSING TO A
PHYSICIAN, HAVE FOUND IN THE HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC A CURE WHICH HAS TURNED THE WIN
TER OF LIFE INFO MAY.
HUMPHREYS SPECIFICS ARE A SOURCE OF RE-
LIEF IN THESE AND HUNDREDS OF INSTANCES.
THEY ARE SAVED FROM UNDUE HASTE AND
NEEDLESS ALARM; SAVED FROM THE DANGER
OF DRUGS AND INJURIOUS MEDICINES, AND FROM
NEEDLESS PROFESSIONAL CALLS AND EXPENSE.
Sold by druggists. DIR. HUMPHREYS MANUAL
Q44 pages) richly bound in cloth and gold mailed Free
HUMPHREYS MEDICINE CO.,
III and 113 william ST., New York.
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HENRY A. DANIELS, N. d.

30 WEST S9TH sT.
inposency and sterility. HUN . IL 70 8
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TO-DAY.
Gum rise eb7 43l Moon rises 255 Moons ago 70
HIGH WATER.
. ,r Sandy Hk 442 Gov. Isld.. 512 He'll &c. 1?05
a Sandy H'k 5:O7 Isld.- 534 Hell &C., 7;2I
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WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Standard Gas Light Company meeting NO. Cof@
landt-st, . p. m. -.
Examination of p. II. wyckoH. United States Court
Delta Kappa Epsilon Club entertainment eVehihs,
Recommendation NJ NJ L. McGrath before Commissioner
Shields.
MontcIair NJ j., Outlook Club reception, p. m.
Institute OF Accounts, University OF the City OF new
York, p. IN. -, q
Lecture by the Rev. NJ. H. Harris. Temple Israel.
p. .oo ,,.. go.
Smith College Glce Club concert, No. lob West Doth
ST., p m .,,,. ,,...,
Entertainment ct Thirtieth Street Methodist Episcopal
m.
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

WATER STILL RISING IN THE RESERVOIR
considerable gain was made In the depth OF water
In the Rdgewood reservoir yesterday, besides sup
plying the city with all that could be consumed. The
engines at the Pumping Station forced 65,000ooo
gallons through the force tube into the reservoir,
Men were at work day repairing the break In the
conduit which dd not prevent full stream OF waser
from flowing through 1t. It is expected to have inc
crown OF the arch rclaid to-day and as soon as inc
work is done the trench will be reflcd with earsn.
1t Is thought that the work of laying the new parallel
conduit can be carried on without throwing the earth
from the excavation upon the line of the old coha'
but it can be thrown out the other side. ii tns
plan had been pun sued heretofore the break mois
have been avoided 1t is expeosed that Tr
the engineers of the CITY Works Department. 10 Sot.
missioner Adams respecting the accident VIII oe n'do
to-day.
BURNING OF GLASS WAREHOUSE
The tenement house district bounded by Ten EycK
and Manner SITS. and Morganave. was the scene VI
great excitement early yesterday morning. Nearly IN
the middle of the block named adjoining waterbury
rope walk was John A. Huber & Sons glass worHs'
At O'Clock in the morning fire broke out In the large
frame building which surrounded the urhaces' i"o
FIRE spread to the fourstory building ADJOINING "hoh
had glass worth $4,000 in IT, all packed ready Tor
shipment. Three alarms were sent out ana tie ntoon
lyn Fire Department aided by waterburys fire brigade
h.d 70 work hard TO save the rope walk and adjoining
t,nementh houses The entire gassworSs buildings and
their contents were destroyed, the total damage BENG
$4,000, on which there is $1,000 insurance. The
factory had closed for two months and the hIes
rrmed tins morning. 1t Is supposed defective nue.
caused the fire. ,., \, s,.,
Precinct and reported to Captain Ennis that In
his opinion the destruction OF the factory ana store
house Of John n Huber sons was Je % sOpcS
of men to patrol the streets in the factory districts
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HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ALBEMARLE-Martin Brimmer, OF Boston, rlr -
AvENUE-Thecdore Fry, NJ p. OF England; henry "
PAYNE Of wisconsin and j. Manchester HAYNES OF Maine
CIIsEy-i:x. senator D. NJ. Sabn, Of Minnesota HUFF
MAN-Ex-Governor T. NJ. Patterson. Of Colorado. ny w
RAY HILI-Bshop John p. Newman. OF Omaha; William
A. Sutherland OF Rochester. and exCongressunn carlos
French. OF Connecticut WlNDSoi'-~o"s'
n Lockwood, OF Buffalo.
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SPECIAL MENTION

Advertisements admitted into these esss;.,.
are recommended 10 the readers Of THE TRss
urNE n. thoroughly reliable. md business e..S-
Acme BIZ mail with the advertisers vita pe,f...
safey.
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Necessary Adjuncts'

A dinner table can never be made
artistic, despite the efforts of the most
talented chef, unless it appeals to the
eve as we'll as the palate. The skilful
arrangement of fruits and flowers re-
quires the use of Epergnes, Fern Dishes
and Fruit Dishes. These lend brill
ancy to the general appearance. Our
stock at present is unusually large and
varied, the price is moderate, and the
quality is unQuestioned.
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NEW IDEAS FOR FARMERS" n handsome large.
pa sed pamphlet 1913 page, we'll illustrated Of great
interest TO the owners OF farms who must develop
special branches of farming. Topics' The National
Horse swine Raising Egg Matching. Duck Culture.
Fn rming In France and The Thrill IA Its Relation 20
Farming Price Is copy
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"AMERICAN MONEY, GOLD, SILVER AND CUR
ENCY."-The currency articles of Mr. Horr, witt
hindred mailer reprinted from Big Issues of Oh
Year" In cheap supplement sheet form for popular
distribution TO 10 coSies. ceuts EACH postage paid
100 copies, As freight TO be paid by purchaser
1000 copies - per thousand freight 10 be
mid v purchaser.
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PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY NJ
Detroit 1891. Now Copies can be ordered BY
mail or bought In The Tribune Business Oaicc. The
proceedings In full. reported especially tor Ths
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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07

and then blew his brains tut. Jealousy
was the cause.
EX-MAYog ROCHE chicago. va.
robbed of $1,000 by safe-blowers.
FLAMES destroyed nearly all the busi-
ness portion of Cygnct. o.. and two men
| and :i-year-Old girl were burned to u
crisp.
Two CHILDREN Of William Reinert-a
boy of 3 years and a girl of . months
were burned To death while alone in the
house at Drexel Wis
IS Mason City. Ia. Lieutenant Fred
eric: Schwatka, the Arctic explorer.
fell downstairs at hotel and was
probably fatally injured.
THF Wisconsin Board of Health re-
ceived notice of Il ease of leprosy in
buffalo County. The patient is Nor
wegian woman.
SEBA>TiaN PETERS. of Lima. o.. while
rrlzcd with drink murdered his wife by
hacking her nearly to pieces with
large knife.
Is Montana John Niles and three
other h"rse-thicvcs were fatally shot
while resisting arrest.
Is Chicagoa a man aged 90 years. name
unknown. was robbed of $1,000 in the
Washingtpn-strcct tunnel on an Ogden
avenue car.
FIIE DESTROYED the tiour-mill of Eve
rctt. Au@cnbugh & Co. and the two
>t"re-houscs Of the company at Wa>eca.
Mimi causing a loss of SlOo.OOO: insur-
hnce. Stj.000.
Mrs. JACOB PEREw. living near New
Albany. Ind. was dragged from her
bed 10y White Caps during her hus-
bands absence and whipped nearly To
death.
NEAR Horton. Kan. Mrs Henry Wy
song took the lives of her two little
children and then killed herself Pow
erty was the cause
+. GILIIANp and r. 7. Copk in quar-
rel over over Il calf near Marathon.
Tex. were killed.
Ar Carbon Hill mines in Walker Conn
ty. Ala. four negroes were shot dead
and five others fatally wounded because
they took the places of white miners
during Il strike.
The calahoose at Friar's Point, Miss.
in which there were three negro pris-
uncrs. was destroyed by fire and the
negroes burned to death.
FLAMES destroyed the Union Com
press Company, building in Argcnta.
Ark. with its contents. causing loss
of SlS5.O00.
WILSON How ARD. charged with kill
in" over twenty persons. was placed in
iail AT st Louis
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07
FROM DISTANT LANES.

ITALY has adopted boycott and "boi-
cottare" is the infnitive.
WITHIN sixty-two years Mexico has
had fifty-four Presidents, one regency
and one Empire.
'.DIA takes the palm for free postage.
Postal cards cost half a cent each, and
letter goes for one cent
AUSTRALIA has begun to send eggs to
England. They must be at least six
weeks old before they can be put on the
market
Is London one woman in every twenty
is a pauper, one in every thirteen is illit-
crate and one in every sixty is a gin
drinker.
THERE are twenty-six monarchies and
twenty-five republics in the civilized
world to-day. Sixteen republics are in
South America.
IRRIGATISG is great success in Valen-
cia, Spain. Large districts under this
system Of watering support an average
IF nearly three persons TO the acre.
A PREHISTORIC smelling furnace has
been discovered in New Mexico. Near
by bar Of pure silver was found. The
furnace had been filled with ore and
never fred
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07
THE EAST,

ADvICE- of the 18th say that Isl men
lost their lives 10y the recent explosion
in the Mammoth mine ten miles from
Mount Pleasant. Pa.
The loss to the telegraph and tclr-
phone companies by the late storm in
New York was estimated at Si.OO00
Ar CataSuqua. Pa. the Crane iron
works. next To- the largest pig-iron pro-
during establishment in Eastern Penn
Sylvania. Were sold to dn English ~ ndi-
cate for 81. 800. 900.
The failure of the Winuna Paper Com
pany of IInIyokc, Mass, for 500. 900
was reported.
THE death of William \. Window.
Secretary of the Treasury of the United
States. occurred shortly after 10 o'clock
an the evening of the 18th in the ban
quot hall at Dclmonico'S in New York
Just aS he had concluded his speech at
the Board uf Trade dinner Heart dis
ease was the cause. Mr.. Window was
ii wears of age. lie vas Il member of
Congress twenty wears, ten in the House
and ten in the Senate. and was Prcsi-
dent Garficld'S Secretary nf the Treas
pTN dS Nfll IL GtNlfifIlA =
IN the Duqucsnc pa steel works a
large ladlc of molten steel was acCi-
dcntally upset and the contents poured
out upon four men. burning them IL
death.
Is their weekly review of trade New
York commercial agency says business
continues unprecedented in volume and
satisfactory in character. Measured bv
clearing house returns trade exceeded
that of year ago ty y. per cent. in
amount, and that meant Il volume nf
business larger than in any other year
at this season. The tone in commercial
circles throughout the country was
hopeful. and the money markets were
comparatively easy at nearly all points.
Is the Mahoning and Shenandoah
valleys owners of twenty -one furnaces
and rolling-nills. representing a capital
of over 5000 900 and employing 20.OJ0
men formed combination.
IL New Jersey 800 building and loan
associations formed Il state league.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07
ihIER


IN the Senate. on the 2d. after rOu-
Inc business. the Fortification hill was
considered aud an amendment to re-
luce the appropriation for gun and NOR
tar,batteries for the defense of the har
bors of Boston. New York, San Fran
.iscn, Hampton Roads and Washington.
from 81 coo, 900 to $50. 900. was agreed
to. Other amendments of minor. i'm
portancc were adopted. and the Senate.
without final disposition of.the bill, ad-
inurncd........In the House Senate bill
making additional appropriation of
$50. 900 Ia continue work on the public
building at Worcester, Mass, was
passed: also bill amending Section $50.
Revised Statutes. 80 as to read: VA
.ancics occasioncd by death or resigna-
ton shall not he temporarily filled un-
Her the three preceding sections for a
longer period than thirty days" Sen.
ate bill was passed with an amend.
mcnt striking out the appropriating
clauscJ providing for the erection of
public building at st. Paul, Mimi, at a
cost of $S]0,000.
EDWARD BGsANQuEsT, son of n
wealthy London banker, was bitten on
the leg by a rattlesnake, near Dayton,
Fla, while hunting. and is beyond hope
of recovery. Edward Walker, his
friend and companion. carried him on
his shoulder. meanwhile endeavoring to
suck the poison from the wound. 1t
appears that Walker had Il sore on his
lip, and. absorbing some of the poison, is
nuw in a critical condition.
THE funeral of the late William Win
.Iom, Secretary of the Treasury. took
place. on the I'd, from the Church OF
the Covenant in Washington TO Rock
Creek Cemetery. The services at the
church and grave were witnessed by
a vast concourse of distinguished peo
pie.
The first general election in Spain
under universal suffrage was held on
the lst. Conservative gains are reported
everywhere. In Madrid the Conserva.
tives carried six and the Liberals two
seats. In the provinces the Conserva-
tives were generally victorious.
The London Standards Berlin spe.
cial says the Emperor will shortly re.
lieve Chancellor Won Caprivi of the posi-.
ton of the premiership. and will intrusi
the Office to Miguel. Won Caprivi will re
main Chancellor of the German Empire.
KING IiUMBERT has invited Marqui.
4. di Riduni, second of the four vice
presidents of the Italian Chamber O.
Deputies, to form Cabinet, vice Crispi
FOURTEEN patients were burned II
death ir the destruction by fire Of
hospital ut Skopin, Russia in Europe
on the lst =
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07
EpitOme of the Week.
INTERESTING NEWS COMPILATION.
flFTT-fIRST CONGRESS.
second Session.

WEDNESDAY. Jan. -. - The House
apportionment bill was considered in
the Senate. and Horse bills were
passed for public buildings at Rock
Island. ILL.,. and Rockford. Ill. In the
House the journal was approved with
ont question. The resignation Of John
:. Mccarthy. a Representative from the
Eighth district Of New Work. was pre-
sented.
THCRsDAY. Jan. %. - The Senate
passed the Congressional apportion-
ment bill exactly as il came from the
House by vote Of yeas -. nays -
This gives the House I'D members.
The bill creating the office of Fourth
Assistant Postmastcr-tiencral was also
passed In the House the time was &c.
rupicd in discussing the Military Acad-
emy appropriation bill.
FRIDAY. Jan. 3O-Aftcr the reading
of the journal in the Senate Senator
Morrill, announced the sudden death
of Secretary Window. and in re-
spcct la his memory the Senate
adjourned for the day. In the IIou>c.
after few affecting words of tribute
Ia the worth Of the deceased Secretary
nj the Treasury by Mr. Dunncli of
Minnesota. the House. IN motion of
Mr.. Mckinley. a> a mark uf respect to
his memory. adjourned.
SATUEDAY, Jan. %l.-In the senate
bills were passed To prohibit the sale
nf tobacco to minors under IL wears
of age in the District of Columbia:
tn amend the Interstate commerce act
of 1SS7, 80 a. tp allow the takin" Of
dispositions of witnesses before notarir>
public: establishing port Of delivery
at Dcs Noine>. la: for the
exploration and survey Of the interior
of AlasIla: tn" army appropriation
bill and 10 pension bills. The message
Of the President in relation To- the vacan-
- caused by the death of the Secretary
of the Treasury was rcad and referred.
4 bill was introduced appropriatine
81. 900 for n monument to Chirf-.I uSticr
Chase in the city Of Washington. In the
House the Military academy appru-
priatinn hill WIS passed and the diplo-
matte and consular appropriation hill
81 .G0I.!!ji WAS considered.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07

Il. u. Lewis. who WIS reported from
ipsilanti. Mich. the other day. to he in
that city in a dazcd condition. is we'll
known and wealthy resident of Kansas
l'ity. He is an extensive property own
er acd is worth several hundred thou
sand dollars. He is siXty-cight year
Did. and has been considered queer for
some time. In an interview with Mrs
Lewis IT was learned that Mr..
Lewis had been acting strangely for
several days. lie had over one thou
sand dollars with him when he left
home and had habit of carrying a bag
Of gold with him. When he made "a
purchase he wruld pour his gold ont III
his hand and show it. She thinks that
he has made display of his money and
been robbed. lie went East to see hi
granddaughter. who lives in Rochester
n V
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07
WEST AND SOUTH.

At Atchi>un. Kan. the State NatiOncl
Bank went into voluntary liquidation.
II was organized in January. lsS7, with
capital of S25O.OO0
IL joint session on the 2sth the Wis
consin Legislature formally declared
William +. Villas elected nited States
senator from March I. 1881.
SPURIOUS nickcls were in circulation
at Brnwnsburg. Ind. supposed To have
been made in the town.
FLAMES destroyed the siN-story build
ing of the Western Refrigcrating Com
pany in Chicago. causing Il loss of $780,
900
THE Nevada Legislature on the 10Th
elected John T. Jones Rrpl United
States Senator for the fourth time.
In Kansas City. Mo, Charles Goble
mortally wounded Anna Luther and
then killed himself The young lady
had refused Ia marry him.
TRAMPs attempted to take possession
of passenger train at Tippceanoe, o.,
but the train crew finally drove the
tramps out of the car after shooting
three of them. two nortally.
Ar kalkaska. Mich. three counter
feiters were arrested and quantity of
dies. casts and spurious nickels were
found in their possession.
THE celebrated Jones County Ua.)
calf case after twenty years of litiga-
ton was brough: to close. The
calves over which the litigation ensued
were originally worth s+5. and the to-
tai cost of the case was over $50
The plaintiff won the victory.
THE National Farmers Alliance in
session at Omaha reelected John II.
Powers, of Nebraska, a. president.
THE dry-goods firm of James Il.
Boyce, Jr.. 4 Co., Butte. Mont. made an
assignment with assets of Sl25. coo and
liabilities of 100000.
4 CoIoRED man named Logan McAfec
while walking along a street in Indian
spolis with his wife shot and killed her
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07

The Census Office has issued a bull
lctin on the area of States and coun-
tories. The largest county in the coun-
try is Navapai. in Arizona. which en-
braces 29,2%G square miles. and is
larger than Rhode Island, Connecticut.
Massachusetts and New Jersey com
bincd. The secoEd largest county is
San Bcrnardino. Cal. with u. 900 square
miles. The smallest county is Alex
andria. in Virginia. thirty-two square
miles. There are twenty-one countic,
each of which is larger than Mass;:-
chusettS, while there are 3lI counties
larger than Rhode Island
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

AT FlorcSta. Italy. an avalanche %
~;rnycd eleven houses and killed nine
teen persons
THE .iamaica worlds fair opened at
Kingston on the 2>th. the Govcrnur-t;cn-
cral officiating
WOLVES. maddened by hunger. at
tackled bands of Indians near Lake
Winnipeg and many of the red men
were killed and drvourcd.
Is Greece an avalanche dcst ruyed
eighty houses in the town of Atha-
mana. and twenty-five persons We're
killed outright and many injured.
BY the burning of the steamer Shan
ghai on the river Iangtsr, in China. 500
Chinese lost their lives.
Is Australia two large new gold fields
were discovered on the Turner river.
\ TERRIFIC storm caused enormous
damage on the island of MassOwah. in
the Red sea, and over 100 persons were
drowned
On the :Uth nit. Charles Bradlaugh.
member of Parliament for Northampton
and one of the most unique personali-
ties in English political life. died in
London. aged - years.
ApvIcE> from Java report serious
earthquakes in Batavia. The town of
.Iuava WITS in ruins and many Chinese
were killed.
Ar Shopin. Russia. hospital was ';e-
>troyrd hy fire. fourteen patents perish
ing in the flames.
NEAR nas-Altns. Mex. Mexican
outlaws robbed Il stage of 100000,
which was being shipped from Chihua-
hua t" Pina>-Altos under the charge of
Colonel Calihan.
TuE death of Jean Louis Ernest Meis-
spnicr the famous French painter. oc-
crIrrcd in Paris on the :;lst nit. at the
age Of - years.
IL Chilli the revolutIonIstS were sald
to have carried every thing before them
and President I:almaceda was suing for
peace with the rebels.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07

A few days ago st. Louis man died,
was buried, and hi rclstives took pos
session of his few visible belongings
lie was regarded as poor. An old pair
Of pants which had belonged to the de
ceased was hung on the clothes line in
the back yard. and there the wind
played with them until boy threw a
stick. struck the pants. and out fell a
s2O-gold piece. Investigation revealed
81, 400 in the old pants.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07

THE largest county in the nitr'l
States accordin" To Census Office
bulletin is lavapai County in Arizona.
and the smallest is Alexander County
in Virginia
THE business failures i'm the United
States during the seven days ended on
the 3uth ut numbered 80. against $50
the preceding week and 29I the currc-
spending week last wear
THE exchanges at the leading clear
ing houses in the nitcd States during
the week ended ON the 3lst ult a"grr-
gated Il .GDD. 81. gGi. against II .Oj7.111S.-
r55 the previous week. As compared
with the corresponding week of 1880
the decrease amounted tO lj.i.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07

MIS-. ANNA G. FALL. of Boston. i now
a lawyer. and has been admitted to the
Suffolk bar at which She will practice
Her husband is also lawyer. prac-
ticing in the same court. but if he hap
pens to he retained on ON" side of ease
while his wife holds brief on the
other. he'll have To handle his witnesses
very tcnderly and treat his learned
brother with considerable respect or
he will get himself into trouble when
the court isn't around To protect him.