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The evening world., 1891-07-15
First Race-RoRer, Rom Il.

First Race-ROger, Rosa II.
second Racc-FidcllO, Ncrbena.
Third Racc-Kitty T., Little Minch
Fourth Race-Tanncr, Dr. lclnuth.
Fifth Race-POtOmac, Tammany.
sixth RaCe-Airshaft, Count.
Seventh Race-LOng Island, Ganymcd".
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TWELFTH's BOYS GOOD WORK.
Making a Fine Record for The!r
Week in Camp.
Tsrrc1IL TO THr rvESNG WORLD.

STATE CAMP, PEEESEILL, y. Y, July 10
The Twelfth Regiment and the Second Pro-
Nslonal Battalion are doing good work Ia
camp, ndhard drilling Is having an excellent
cfeCt.
Dress parade last night was well executed,
and the cchclon movement was gone through
with great precision and symmetry.
Al battalion dIill this morning the troops
were diTiGcd into three hattRliIn-, two ~
which were taken from the Twelfth. The
boys are mailing fine record.
The evening world., 1891-07-15

First Race-Little Willie, Rosa II.
Second Race-PedcstriNp, FidCliy.
Third Race-Cruiser, Kitty r.
Fourth Race-BenediCtinG Nirgic.
Fifth RaCe-POtOmaC, Tammany.
sixth Race-COuut, Alrshaft.
Seventh Race-FernwUOd, Long Island,
First RGce-hnOmaly, Rosa II.
Second Race-Ycrbena, Pedestrian.
Third RaCC-Kitty T., Cruiser.
Fourth aCC-Benedictine, Nirgie.
Fifth Racc-POtOmaC, Tammany.
sixth Race-hlTshaft, Azracl.
seventh RaCe-Gypsy Queen, Long Island
The evening world., 1891-07-15

Mr.. lAcEeT,
PANT n.

Q, Andhnte-C Minor symphony .. .... Becth oven
7. waltz Thousand and One Nights. .HtAurs
s. Scotch Funtable. NiesAuG
. DarkyH Dream. 90. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ian INC
0, GAlop, Fedora. DledTlgh
The evening world., 1891-07-15

POrcupine, wanting to sieFer hirsOf dosie5 hot of
ROres to gie him admission to their 6UrrOw They pre-
vded upon lot him accodog out annoyed
sharp prck quilts that th repented and entreaed the
PorcHpi1e withdrew them their hole themselves
"Eo, says he "ic them quit the place that don't like IT. am
we'll satisfied q ! cm."
Hospitality i a virtue but should be wisely exercised
The evening world., 1891-07-15
LOST A WIG IN THE PARK.
Business Like Offer of q Reward by
"a Connecticut Man.

LOsT-CentrAl Park, wig. F6dsT send e to
stamford, Conn.
The evening world., 1891-07-15
Morning peper selectlone.

The last race should g 10 Long Island.
Ganymcde should be second and Gypsy queen
The evening world., 1891-07-15

or course, Potomac, II he starts viii Win
this race. The writer does not believe he will
stnrt, however. and In that event the race
should GO 20 Tammany. Lowlander should
beat j. b. FOR the place.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-07-01

Half fare via w. & L. E. for All Of July
via nearly all connecting lines and local
points on the w. & L. e. Tickets good
going Jnly 3rd and 4th and good TO return
until July 9th, 1901. +. W. HARMON, Agt.
Half fare on W. & L. E. R'y July 4th,
9th and 9th, good 10 return until the 9TH I;
account OF labor demonstration at Steu-
benville. Ohio. F.W. HARMON, Agt.
Summer excursion tickets via Monroe.
Vile and Sandusky for sale at $3.50 via
w. q L. Z. 10 Lakeside and return.
F. w. HARMON, Agt.
The w. u L. I. sell excursion tickets at
one fare for the round trip to Toledo and
return, June 10th and Both. return limit
I'LL July Sd, account Of Ohio Christian
Endeavor Union. +. W. HARMON, Agt.
Sunday excursion tickets to Toledo and
Teturs, $50. Good one day only.
r. w. HARMON, Agt
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-07-01

There are some patent medicines that
are more marvellous than dozen doctors
prescriptions, but they're not those that
profess 10 cure everything.
Everybody, now and then, feels "run
down." played out" They've the will,
but no power to generate vitality. They're
not sick enough 10 call doctor, but Just
TOO sick TO be well. That's where the
right kind Of patent medicine comes In,
and does for dollar what the doctor
wouldn't do for less than five or ten. We
put In our claim for DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery.
We claim il to be an unequaled remedy
10 purify the blood and invigorate the
liver. We claim II TO be lasting In Its ef.
fects, creating an appetite, purifying the
blood, and preventing bilious, typhoid and
malarial feyers II taken In time. The
time to take 1t is when you first feel the
signs OF weariness and weakness, The
time to take II on general principles, is
nOW
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-07-01
wan, ? MILE and Pay a Dollar.

Two good people OF Scranton, Pa, had
a similar experience which is well worth
repeating in their own words Tor the ben-
eft of our reders Mr.. 7. w, Knowles, pro-
prietor Eagle hotel, 300 Penn avenue,
writes: Il have used Dr. Hands Cough
and Group Medicine in my family for
some time, and found it works so well that
| buy It from the doctor by the quantity.
Would not feel safe without 1t in the
house" Rosar Reynolds, 300 North Main
avenue, also writes 10 this effect; I'm cases
OF cough and Group occurring in any fam.
lily OF children | would send mile and
pay dollrr bottle for DR.. Hands Cough
and Group Medicine rather than take any
other as a gilt II hits the nail on the
head every lime" For ale by f. D. Felt
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-07-01

= 1t is not gtneraly known that our
government has gone into the stock breed
ing business, although Secretary Rusk's
ambitions In various directions are under
sltod 10 be limited only by The despotic
wire fence Of appropriations. Now, how.
ever, the interior dep,rment wishes 10 es-
tdblisll a station for lalsng reindeer on
st. Lawrence island in the Brring sea and
Capt. q. B. Curtis. Of Madison, Wis, is
asked TO take charge Of 1t. 1t is hoped
that the reindecrmay eventually take the
place Of dogs in drawing sledpes.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-07-01
Life is Misery

To thousands of people who have the talnt
of scrofula in their blood. The agonies
caused hy the dreadful running sores and
other manifestations of this disease are
beyond description. There Is no other
remedy equal to Hoods Sarsaparilla for
scroluls, salt rheum and every form Of
blood disease. 1t is reasonably sure to
benefit all who give 1t n fair trial. BE
sure TO get Hoods.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-07-01
What q Change

is wrosght ln people who suffer from
rheumatism when they take Hoods Sar-
saparilla. The acidity Of the blood,
which causes the disease, is neutralized,
the blood Is purified and vitalized, the
aching limbs and joints rest easily and
a feeling OF serene health is impaired
Hoods Barsaparilla has accomplished
wonders for thousands subject TO rheu.
matIsm. Try Il yourself.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-07-01
DIR. FRANCE.

Formerly Of New York, now Of the
France Medical and Surgical Institute,
Columbus, Ohio, by request Of many friends
and paiIepte, has decided TO visit yelling
ton Ohio, Friday, July 3. Consul
fation and Examination Free and Strictly
Confidential In the Private Parlor Of the
Americah house from s am. 10 7 pm, one
day only.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-07-01

DUY pure rock, lump salt for
~ your stock. The most eco
nomical form Of salt for feeding
stock is furnished by nature in the
rock or mineral form, and the best
possible method Of supplying il TO
stock is to place Jumps Of it in the
managers and other places where it
can be easily reached when re-
quired by them. We can furnish
it in Jumps Of any size, from five
pounds upward.
We are also prepared at all
times to supply all with the best
brands Of lime, cement, calcined
plasters, plsstering hair, etc.
We need not remind readers Of
the above Of our complete stock OF
the fanciest Of fancy groceries,
provisions, fruits vegetables, flour,
etc.B,rries resaivs1 fresh every
day. Coffee and peanuts roasted
fresh'twice a.week. Oranges, ba.
nanas, lemons and pine apples un.
equalled any place outside the
large cities. 4
New cucumbers, lettuce, radish.
es and onions from best Cincinnati
gardens. Asparagus and pie plant
from Wellington gardens and
multitudes Of other desirable
goods, which can always be found
at
| Bowlby & Halls
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-07-01
100 Doses One Doll,
Notice.

An application will be made TO the governor
Wadsworth. a convict In the Ohio peniten.
tlary, sentenced at the April term Of the
court OF common pleas OF Lorain county, a.
d. 1891. for assault with an intent TO com.
init robbery and for robbery. for one year
Said application will be heard on the Srd day
OF July next or as soon thereafter as hearing
can be had. ii. M. WADswoRTH.
Wellington, o., June II, l60i "a
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-07-01
Notice Of Appointment.

Estate Of John A. Chapman. deceased.
The undersigned have been appointed and
qualified as executors OF the win OF John A.
Chapman, late Of wellington. Lorain county.
Ohio, deceased. All persons having claims
10 the undersigned. y. p. CHAPMAN,
26) II. A. VANCLEET.
Dated this 10th day Of June A. b. 1891.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-07-01

= The raising Of choice poultry Is a
bobby with Wlllam X. Vanderbilt. lie is
building $4,000 house for his pets on
his estate NJ Oakdale.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-07-01
GOING EAST

Nos. 1,sand 0 daily ;others daily OF. Sunday
Further Information in regard to this line
will be found on page 2.
p. a. Sc W.
Huntington. west. OIL; east 4;Sl.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-07-01
CUBAN PARROTS.

Ny first importation has arrived. They are
FINK, HEAJTIiY PARRoIs and will make good
takers. $500 each, Send for one at once.
29l WILSON BIRD STORE, Cleveland, o.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-07-01
TRAVELLERS REGISTER.
Big -Four Route :

From and alter June I, 1891, trains will pass
Wellington as follows-central standard timei
coING wRsT
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-07-01
IT PLEASES us

Immensely to have people come into our
store and say, "Our neighbors we're in here
buying Groceries and other goods few days
ago, and advised us to give you look before
buying, and we have decided to do So"
These exact words have been said to us
good many times and, as we have said be-
fore, good goods, low prices and courteous
treatment to all is the best advertisement we
can send out.
Reader, we cordially invite you and all
your friends to come and see us, and we will
try and make it profitable for you to trade
with us.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-07-01
| E,7E ! 1ENs0EOvEy, Il
UNDERTAKERs,
| WELLINGTON, ,o.I

Mr.. Benschoten having decided to remain In
Wellington. we have formed a partnership for
conducting the undertaking business.
1911 N. @. HoYT,
j. NJ. BEEscHoTKx.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-07-01
rHYsIcIANs.
R. HATHAWAY MD.

SPECNALTIESi
Rectal diseases and diseases OF the hladderand
hdneys. Piles liberation OF the rectum, fstula
n ano, assures and all prevailing diseases OF the
ectum treated by an improved system, without
pain or detention from business
n Diseases ofthe bladder and kldneystrcat I'd only
aftera carefuland properanalysis oftheurine.
Ofiicein
CarpenterBlook Wellington, %
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-07-01
THE MARKETS

SHIPMENTS OF BUTTER AND CHEESE ron
THE WEEK ENDING JuLyll
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-07-01

W. Sc T.. 4. and .. Sc M
Commencing May Is, 1891. trains will pass
Wellington as follows-standard time;
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-15

ReidsIanbe auSeiebieen @ebrau9. Sas
8eerdbniB bes SeIbitmbrbers 8ouIan'
ger 1T in 8rifeI obne isbe8 @epranse,
iebo9 ni9t obne Stbruneen bur@ ben
p5bel, boriibereeeangen. Sein poIitis
i9es Geitament entbdIt bic Nufforbers
uns an feline 4nbdneer, iid nidt ent'
mutbissn au Iafien.
8si Der gnthaauns bes @aribaIbis
9enfmaIs in glia3a, tpobei Der fran3bii'
ide &rieeSminifter &oubier unb Der
italienii9e General @usia bic Beibe'
reben bieIten, lift es niht ,u ben beflrH.
teten nationaIen 6unbeebunsen eefom'
men. 9aeesen tpurben bur9 pbbeIs
'bafte 8ei9impfuneen fran3Bfii1er 9iIs
ger eeeen Sietpr @manuels Grab in
8om iiberaa in StaIien beseiiferte Des
monitrationen fiir bas itaIienif9e 25s
niBsbaus berborserufen.
Sn england bat Der pI5bIide, unter
SebeimniBbolIen, faft auf sinen SeIbit'
morb beutenben 1lniitdnben erfoIste Cob
beS erit 45jabrisen irilden Meitators
GbarIes 9. Parneu bas 5fentIihe Sns
terefe gang abiorbirt, fobab ioippbl bic
bebsutunsSbpue @e6e, bic @Labitone in
Hetpcaitle boz benz 2iberaIen GonsreB
bieIt, aIs aud bsr Sob bes Minifsrs
SO. 5. Smitb baaeeen gang in ben
Sintererunb treten. Parneas Cob bes
raubt bic irifde glationaIpartei ibreS
SGbrers, unb tpirb obne 3tpeifeI fir bic
SomeruIe Sraee bon eini9neioenber
Seceutuns fein.
DaS 8arenpaar iit tpieber mad sres
bensbprS aurtidsetebrt. Gum 8efsn
Der NotbIeibenben finb bic SofbdlIe in
ct. BeterSbure fiir ben @inter abse'
iast; bic &olten berieIben iIieBen aIS
8eitrdse mad ben bebrdnsten 9robins
aen. 9lud bic @arbeoffi3iere tpolIen
feinen @bampaener mebr trinfen, ion'
bern baS @elb bafiir in bic Suneerbis
itrifte fenben. SoffentIi9 bleiben nidt,
ipie IanbeSibIi1, neun 3ebnteI bappn
an ben famusisen Sinsern Der Beams
ten fIeben.
Das @erii1t oer grmorbung beS
@neIGnberS Oounebusbanb i'm aiiati'
fden So9Ianbe Bamir lift tpiberIest.
Bring @arI glnton bon SOben3oqern
fol- nun Der fiinftige &bnis &umdnien8
tperben; iein 8ruber iSerbinanb bers
ai6iet auf bic &rpne un6 beiratbet SRI.
8acareScu.
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Grufte @efabr arpht aesen,.

Mann, @sib ooer 8ino, tutIde in eiuem Can.
esstbsiIs Itben. in oem 6eber uuo WeiI,be.
l6msroen 9raifren, oa Die 3eims Der maIa.
rioartieeH Srnulbeiten nit Der auft eirgeatt.
met uno nit oem SriHtpafer beridIudt uer.
ben. Bur Reutralifiruug oiefer @efnbr If
cine meobiniide Saukpebr unbeOinet moth.
wenois. aIs Elm RitteI jnr 6eftienue uno
acelimatifrune oes ebfents, 70 pab Is BEN
Malaria.@ift Bioerifano Ieiten fam, III 90.
ltetter,s Nagenbittsrs bns unbergIeid bette
uGo popnldrfe llnre9eImdbgfei bes Ma.
aens, Der 9ebsr uno Der GiugelUeibe beforoern
Mealaria absr te uerhen 0urd Oas Bitters
I&Ieunigft ueringt Die 8eroauunss. uno
abI6si6unss. .6unftionen uerben burd oaheIbe
beioroert nno eins trdftise toiuobI aIs reseI.
mdbiae 8uutton Der einfdIdei9eH Oreane
ourh Ieinen @sbraad spieIt 90 biIbet aIio
cine Brnaiuebr Der menidLiden gonititutioH
aeasn Die gerbeeruneen peIde bic WaIaria
lsI6ft beim frdttigfen Wenfden ftets jur 8oI9e
bat uuo If sIei6Jeitie Elm ifderes WaitisI &C.
gen Die idIimmften Sale bon BeaieI uuo al.
len ionftigen 6ieberH.
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0as bon ben RobIen @ompunis

Das bon ben 8obIen Companion
auseesebene 2oIunestport ,,8ole 9lrs
beits3eit" bat bic bette @irfune auf bic
@ei1GftSIaee unb f6on bic GusIi4t
alsin 1T sendsenb, 9laes au sr6berer
9lttipitdt an3uipornen unb bas 8er'
trauen auf Elm gutes Serbit. unb @ins
terseIdGft 3u beben. 9ie 8. 8. & SO.
Co., tpeI9e setpbbnIi& unter ben 2ssten
1T, bic bplle 8eit arbeiten IaiIen, bat
aud ben 9luftrae basu eeseben unb bic
SoIee lit, baB Ianee -.Ien;dse in
ipeitli6er unb 6fIider 9Idtuns paiii'
rem. Die 9rabitp 8abn Der 8. & 5.
So. 1T ununterbrohen in 3bdtisfeii
unS an einem ein3ieen Gage lester
Mpae tpurben 2145 Barren 3pbIen
bon garbon6aIe nod SonesbaIe befbr'
bert.-9er rese 8abnberfebr bsbeutei
aud cine entfpredenbe Gbdtiefeit in
ben 2arren' uub 8eparaturiperflt
in ben giienidmeI3en u. I. IN.
- Nm 29. Oftober finbet in bieFse,
Sta6t elm 8reisiinsen fatboIii6er 2ir'
6enh6re Itatt unb es tperben bafiii
umfaiIenbe 0crbereitungen getroffen
Der ct. 9lifoIaus 2ir1en9or boz
BiLfesbarrs tpirb cine greuriion bierbe,
beranhaItsn unb aud bon anberen Or
ten tperben sabIrei9e DeIeeationsn sr'
! tpartet.
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Stabtratb.

Ser Common council mar am
0onneritas gtbenb in reBeImdbiSer
Sibung.
@ristpoIb tpollte bic &e6nung bon
$36, 900 fiir bas @ebar Gbenue GspbaIt
pHaiter aurldseIset baben, Bis baS
9Fafsr rsparirt 1T bod eins Der
8ori9Iae berIoren. 9ie &e6nunsen
ber @aS & @afer un6 Der 8eIeu4tunss
Companion Seben aur 8eSuta4tuns an
ben StabtantpaIt.
Gine 8srorbnuns tpurbe gum 9rud
beorbert, baB PoIisiiten in 8ufunft feline
8ersiitunS fiir Dienite BEL Sairs, Ball
len u. (. tp. annebmen follen.
Ser Mapor beIe8te bic 8eiolutipn,
tpeI9e ben Gontrait fiir Strabenreiniss
unsen an Daniel Sase8 unb S. g.
@orrsn Sersiebt, init ieinem 8eto, ba
bieS bur4 cine 8erprbnun8 3u gei1eben
babe.
Cine 8e&nuns bon 80. s. 8urfe fur
0tinniteinieBuns an 2in6en Strabe
tpurbe iiber baS 8eto bes WiaporS pals
iirt.
@enebmiet fpurben bic &efoIutionen,
tpeI9e @pntrafte rerseben fir ben Bau
elmer 8sbauiiins fir bic Niasara Seuer
So. unb zines Spribenbaufes ftir bic
Sen. 9binnep So.
Die gronerationen ber Steuerfolet'
loren O'@onnor bon Der 6. Warb,
| Rorsan bon Der Is. @arb unb Saa'
| fer bon ber II. Narb ipnrben 8eneb'
miet.
Moir rei6te cine &eioIution Elm, bab
bas @sri6t eriudt tperbe, brei un'
betbeiIigte perlonen aIs Abi4dber fiir
ben S1aben ober 9luben au ernennen,
tpeIder bur9 bic Nibelliruns bon Wlpr'
tie StraBe, bon @aibinston aur Auin'
cep, entftanben.
| Sie SfeIoIution sur 8s3abIuns be,
8ef9tiser unb 3eusen in Der Dunmort
AnnerationS AneeIesenbeit ($97 go
sins an bas Suitis @omite.
@ppIe rei1te eine 8erorbnun8 3ii
grb6buns Der ftabtif9en S6ulo in
8etraee bon $3.50, 900 Elm, um bic Sim
ben Strabe unb 8oarins 8root 8rii'
den au baaen. (ggie bisI Stsuer 3ubIt
gopIe eisentIi6, baB er 70 besieriB 1T.
| bic itabtilbe S1uIb 3u erbbben p
| SoIsenbe 8erorbnuneen pafiirten erit'
un6 atpeits 2eiune: SIR einen Saupt'
istpsr i'm sebnten 0iitrift; bas glmt
bon BoIiseiierseanten creireno In'
I6affune eines Pferbes fiir ben S6Iau4'
ipassn Der greeIfior @ompanie.
| Die 8erorbnunsen fiir cine &Dhren'
Ieituns unb 8aiin an 2uaerne uno 6
StrnBe; unb bas Seben bon &inniteil
men reeuIirenO, paiiirten brittle 2eiuns.
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Slnr bic beiten @aarea 81 ben
alerbiQisten Rreiien.

OeD. 242 9dbamS 3(bemue.
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ZiegIer'S Hotel,
O6D. 327 2adatuanna NOe,
y. SiesIer, GiBentbamer.

Reiienos fnoen bier bic borsdeIidite Soit
uno qutes 9osis au mdbigeH Rreifeu.
Auit itern uno g lame pabreno Der
euifon in ieosr 8ubsreitunssart.
Die feiniten @eins. ebnmposner, 9iquOrs
uuo GiearreH.
9riUai1immsr fur Samen unb 6amilien i'm
Ipsiten Stodusrfe.
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Mn Oeutide Sereiae.

Die beutIGen 8nsins Der Stabt Srrantpn
psrbsn barauf aufinerflam esma&t bae bic
SrieensSanb itberseit fir Bale, pic ghes
unb paraten tnengtrt psrbeH iann. wluIit
gut unb ju iiiebrieftn prttifu. glnmtIbun8sn
~ niaHen BET 2saber Gueaf Dnnnsntann.
828 Gin ShaBe; pber BET 5auptmann 8rant
@Uarr BON 8risSsr. 8sreiu, 1403 Yrospfft
Mpenue. 29,6m
The record-union., 1891-01-30
AT TIE FRENCH CAPITAL.
A Body of Students Raid a Newspape
Office-Sardou's New Play.

A Body of Students Raid Newspaper
Ofice-Sardou's New Play.
PARIS, Jan. ga body of students
numbering 800 persons stormed the
offices Of the Lcgatate to-day, demanding
the name of the writer of the article ac-
cusing them of opportunism. Being re-
fused, the students abused the officials
and upset all the furniture in the place.
There was heated debate in the Cham
Der to-day over the suppression of Sar-
dou's drama, '"Thermidor,' - following the
Socialistic riots in the Theatre Fonquicr,
censuring the prohibition of the play by
the Government.
Minister of Fine Arts. Bourgeois said the
Government interfered only when the
piece lead TO disturbance.
Constans, Minister OF the Interior.
spoke to the same effect. The Govern
nent did not desire to act as Il dramatic
censor, but when it was learned that the
play was to be made the pre;ext for a
serious riot, it was time 10 interfere
After an excited discussion, Premier
Defreycinet demanded the order 0: tiio
day and the Government was sustained
31h to 100
The record-union., 1891-01-30
They Met Their Match.

The man who would deliberately play
upon the enthusiasm of an amateur deer
hunter is a villain, whom it would be
base fiattery to call confidence man, or
words to that effect. The other day, up
at Mount Shasta, the guests sitting on the
hotel porch deserted an immense elk
standing composedly on the high trail
about two thousand feet above their
heads. Bucks were scarce enough-buta an
elk
Instantly eight enthusiastic sportsmen
seized their Winchesters and began the
ascent. Up the terrible grade they
climbed, with the thermometer at 9lo,
until they reached the top. AS the fore
most crept breathlessly into the trail he
met man placidly chewing the end of
an unlighted pipe.
Dld-did you see-see the way that
elk went?' painted the climber.
= The man pointed to where a group of
campers-out were unstrapping a pair of
old buck antlers from the head of mule.
You see," said the man with the pipe
blandly, 1--WE discovered just now that
we hadn't single match left in camp, so
as it was leetle hot to go clear down be-
low we thought that perhaps if we could
decoy some of you fellows up here, as it
We're, you might have enough in your
pockets to see us through-don't you
see?''
And if the sportsmen hadn't all been
too tired to breathe they would have
slaughtered him on the spot.
The record-union., 1891-01-30
KOCH,s REMEDY.
Condition of the Patients at San Fran
ciSCo-

Condition of the Patients at San Fran
cisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 29.-Frederick-
son, one of the lynlph-inoculated patients
at the County Hospital, is feeling very
pronounced results from the experiment.
Last night he had Il throbbing headache,
and such sense of oppression in his
chest that he could hardly breathe. This
morning he complained of the same
oppression. The glands of his neck
affected by tuberculosis were very soft
and sore.
The report in the case of Edwards.
afflicted with lupus, was that the seat of
disease was slightly swollen and much
warmer and redder than it has been.
Quinn last night complained of pains in
his chest. Two glands in the right axilla
have become much enlarged and are
causing the patient a great deal of pain.
Quinn was given four miiligrammes of
the lymph solution yesterday morning.
Frederickson was given one milii-
gramme Monday and two milligrammes
Tuesday.
Reports in the cases of james Holland.
Sato, the japanese; Charles Huffmiller
and George Donnelly, from records taken
to-day, show no change of consequence.
The record-union., 1891-01-30
THE SANTA FE.
President ManveI'S Visit Not for the
Purpose of Extending the Road.

President Manvel'S Visit Not for the
Purpose of Extending the Road.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. s29.-Allan Man
vel, President of the Santa Fe, and J. ID.
Springer, Third Vice-President, arrived
in this city to-day. Mr.. Marvel ex-
planned that his visit to this coast is en-
tirely devoid of any important purpose so
far as an extension of the Santa Fe is con-
cerned.
The late Henry D. Minot was an inti-
mate friend of Mr.. ManvePs, but at the
time OF his death his work at Bakersfield
was not in any way associated with the
Santa Fe.
The President of the latter road stated,
however, that had Mr.. Marvel COM
pleted the work in which he was engaged
then the Santa Fe might have been much
interested. AT present there was no
likelihood
Mr.. Marvel says of the Santa Fe pick
ing up threads which fell from Mr..
Minots hands, that competing road
would, in his opinion, be good thing
for California, though he is doubtful
whether it would at present be good
thing for the railroad.