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Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10

To Act as Escort and Guard of Honor for
the Dead.

The military arrangements for the
funeral OF the late Julius Houseman
VIII be in charge of Maj. Fox who will
assume command OF the three local
companies for the purpose Of showing
the dead fitting military hono-s.
A detail OF ten men from each COM
pany will act ns escort anu guard OF
honor while the remains lie IN state at
the city hall today. This detail Will
accompany the remains both 10 and
from the residence 10 the city hall.
On Wednesday the three companies
will turn out in full to act in any capac-
ity to which they may be assigned IN
the funeral ceremonies.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10
the ola way.

TIE employees Of the :. l.. K3ng Ma
ch5De Carving Works quit work sst1r-
day ss protest against the suAst -
ton 81 p,eoe work foT day labor. The
men elssa that they ~ere receiFfns
from SO - s1-75 pr cav ard tssi
s.seT the rev sFsteTa thy eannS't earn
- txcee1 81 TIE aIff,ceifr had ro'
been a15astea last Eigns- TIE InsD are
e8et ard frsn "a ftseT stz71 sgsinsi
tie lnnevst3az-
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10
SUPERIOR COURT.
Only the Death of Julius Houseman Is
Spread Upon the Record.


Spread Upon the Record.
An affecting scene occurred in the
superior court yesterday when His Hon.
or and the attorneys took into their
hearts the remembrance of the life of
Julius Houscman, and the late advices
OF his death. The formal record of
the actlcn of the court will be found
in its own proper place. But the warm
and atfectionate words spoken in behalf
of the resolution TO have committee
appointed 10 draft suitable resolutions,
have not been preserved. Attorneys
Eggleston, VANITY. McGarry and Car
roll gave their tribute to the virtue of
the deceased, and during the recitals
many eyes poured forth their tears of
emotion. Judge Burlingame men,
toned the fact that. although Mr..
Eouseman was not Il lawyer, he was 4
law-maker, from the smallest to the
largest sense Of the word. He made
laws rs a councilman, as q legislator,
as a Congressman. Therefore the supe-
rior court thought II quite appropriate
to have suspended until after the fu-
neral all but necessary business. The
order was made, according To the rec
ord. Attorneys Eggleston, VANITY, Nc
Garry anu the Judge, were appointed
TO draft resolutions suitable tn DC spread
upon the records OF the court.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10
DEATH IN THE BLIZZARD.
-Four Persons saecumb tn the Cold and
die in Nebraska.

-Four Persons Saecumb To the Cold and
die in Nebraska
OMAHA. Neb., Feb Specials to the
Bee show that four lives were lost in
Nebraska during the blizzard. The wife
of Milton Cummings, farmer near
Rashville. who started from town for
home Saturday was found dead ii her
buggy today within forty rods of a
neighbofs house. Eddie Chidester and
Steven ST. Peters. IL year old boys Of
ksafney. who bad been out hunting,
were found frozen to death n a corn
fleid. NJ. l.. Lessent, residing 3 miles
north OF Chsdron, IS supposed TO be
buried under q big snow drift and
searching parties are looking for his
body.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10
A Natly Steamer.

SAuGATUCK, Mich, Feb. 9--Rogers &
Bird are building at this place asteamer
10 feet long, 80 feet beam and 10 feet
depth of hold for the passenger trade
between Rochester, y. Y, and the far
famed thousand Islands. She will be
supplied with a fore and aft compound
engine l6x30x2s bulIt by Wilson Il Hen
drIe, of Montague, Mich. She will be
fitted wifi steam windlasses and Caps
toms electric lights aud all modern i'm
provenlents. Shs i designed 20 be the
finest as we'll as one of the fastest boats
on Lake Ontario where she IS to be
uspd
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10

WssHESsToN. Feb. 9.-The senate in
secret session tonight confirmed the
following named postmasters. Indiana.
Frank Ellis, Muncie; Michigau-H.
r. Austin. Monroe; X. A. sheldon. Hss-
tings. :. III. stevens, Nuskegon. OHIO
j. ". Crawford, Redwood; Thomas
Starred. Lebanon; John Kumssein. Cln-
cinnati, Edward Loudensieger. Ere
mont. J. c. Neweomb. n pley.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10
FIrz NOT IN 1T.
Declares That Hall is hi: Dufrer and
Won't Fight.

DECLARES Ihat Hail IL bts Duner ana
Won't Fight.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 9.-Concernlng
the challenge issded at Chicago on be-
half of Jim Hall. the Australian, for a
hight with Bob Fitzsimmons, the latter
says: ..Hall is Il dutfer, and l don't
propose to fight him or any other
man who has been beaten by a
man of Owen Sullivan's callibre.
Hall does not want TO fight me. and
eonld not be made to do il. All he
wants is To get good advertising at my
expense. I've made Jim Hail quit III
tive rounds twice. once IN public and
once IN private. The only time he ever
made me quit was by agreement OF Il
fake exhibition. I'll pay no attention
to the challenge. Ny next fight will be
with Ted Pritchard, the English cham
plon.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10
WHY Wasn't 1t a Caps

Detective Case arrested Joseph Scott
On Canai-st. at 1879 last night. on sas-
pieion Of having stolen pug bat Of
one George Philips. Scott was pgt 81
Zee 70 await an exam nation. pep9tF
Wander Nueil5n went outside fbs csty
Izst evening and tagged q crook wanted
for larceny. lie too e n 1aa.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10

vmKssURe. Meh.. Feb. s.-Bazt Rob
iuson aud Charles Hughes we're arrested
ST II o'cEoek Saturday night Tor bur
glsrizng the grist mil here. They broke
thruugh ice Easement window. steal
ing two sacks of -four. The officer hs,d
a lively tosSEe before sue8uing them.
They we're tassn n the kaiamazoO gasl
yesterday morning.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10
noara VIII BE Returnsd.

Charles : Dodge, who wss arrested
here aad taken 70 IonsA foT tr1sl - con-
nect4sn wsth TIE barzissEes committed
tsere some tine ago. wid ee resaTned
= tnss city FOR tTlsi ca a ctssrge 81 re-
cesvh4x stolen goods. Deputy slssT5ff
MeehAn vBl 20 70 Ioal4 after hsa %
daE.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10
DEADLY DYNAMITER.
Did Mr.. Ackley Really Use the Powerful
Explosive:

SAGINAW, Mich. Feb. 9.-Francis B.
Ackley, township treasurer of st.
Charles, was arrested Saturday evening
for conspiracy by maliciousiy intriguing
to destroy by dynamite, the building
occupied by w. A. Conklin and wife at
st. Charles. He furnished bail for his
appearance for examination before
Justice Bulger. of this city, which was
set for Thursday afternoon. Ackley
claims to be innocent and alleges that
the charge is instigated by malice.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10
A QUORUM ON HAND.
The Legislators Gets In order fer Week
of Bassnes--

IaxsSe. Mica. Feb. s.-The sen
ate rad no quorum tbs even
lng until the seargent-at-arnls bToHEht
tive senators n Il = tie FIRST qseram
sinee Friday. There vas good sttsn-
dance "a TIE House bat no bs4slness Of
importance was transacted "a ether
House.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10
St. Marks Church Lentsn Services.

On Ash "Wednesday there viii be ser
wees as follows:-10-50 a. m. and 80
D. m. For TIE other day. in Lent there
viii be service every morning from $40
a. INTO $50 a. M. and every afternoon,
excepting Wednesdays and Fridays
from 5:l5 70 600 ?. NJ. Oa Wednesdays
and Fridays thercwlll be services at 80
"a
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10
TO BUY A RAILROAD.
Senator Brice is After the L. N A. and
Chicago Railway

A special to the Herald fro m Indian
apolis says: IL developed today that
the visit OF United States Senator Brice
on Saturday Was directly concerned
with the purchase of the Louisville,
New Albany and Chicago railway by
the Lake Erie and Western. Senator
Brice and General Manager Bradbury
have gone to Louisville where they are
in consultation with President Brey-
fogle, and it is believed that if deal is
not consummated this trip it will be
shortly. The deal will include several
million dollars.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10

HrrcHfssox, Kss., Feb. e.--RIchard 9.
Haisey, Of Batter springs. WHO has
been separated from bis wife for some
tine, called Ga her at the Empire
House today. and after short inter
view shot bff and tben shot himself
She vii recover, but he VIII die withiu
an hguf
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10
HERE'S A PRETTY MESS.
A Saginaw Hotel Man Too Familiar
With q Lady.

SAGINAW. Feb. 9.-When Frank Pig
gott, foreman of the Feige & Silsbee
Furniture Company, went home Satur-
day night he found Gus Strasburg, a
wealthy and well-known hotel man,
at his house in n compromising posi-
ton. Piggott thrashed the hotel man
and this morning had him arrested.
He also threatens to proceed against
his wife.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10
julius Houseman's Funeral.

The body of the late Julius House.
man will lie in state at the city hall
Wednesday, between the hours of 9
o'clock a. m. and i O'Clock p. III. The
funeral will be from the house at
O'Clock sharp.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10

Ruby Swsrtek. corner stocking and
secoBd-ave. scarlet fever; Berthe sto6-
dard, 40 Turner'S diphtberis. Frank
Corey. s53 gsffsrson-sve. scarlet fever.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10

MILAN AYPLTfpED.
0rdwsy. :. Dakota.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-25

The mode Of electing United States Senators
under the Constitution, which worked ideally
well so long as population was small and wealth
in proportion to population. has been success
fully impeached by the events Of the present
season, folio wing the record Of the past ten or
fifteen years, to go no further backward in our
political history. 1t is not so material in this
connection whether many Of the rumors touch
ing senatorial elections are false or motif is
an accepted maxim that much smoke indicates
the existence Of some FIRE somewhere. Hitherto
charges Of bribery and corruption have been
made in the greater states Of the east or in the
mining commonwealths Of the far west The
poorer communities of the south have escaped.
But the FLORIDA election suggests, appar-
emily, . change in this wholesome condition
of affairs. Is it the penalty of material prog
ress? Or 10 it a sort of tidal wayo Of crime
spreading from the great centers of gilded
civilization and squalid ignorance and over
whelming rural virtue? The argument against
Legislative choice of Senators seems to grow
stronger every day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-25

With the death Of Field Marshal Count Won
Noltke, the general who was never unprepared
whatever the emergency. passed away the great
est German soldier since Frederick the Great and
the greatest European soldier since Napoleon.
He was a man Of purer character than either of
these or than Marlboro, the other modern cap
tain Of equal fame. OF the generals of an
tiquity he is to be compared in the grandeur
and nobility Of his aims and achievements with
Epaminondss and Hannibal only, and in all
history he stands with the foremost Of the men
who have combined wisdom and valor in war
with moral courage, dignity and excellence.
He is the master ia modern warfare with its
minute preparation and Its far-sighted strategy
who has given lessons 10 all the world As
Bismarck Was the statesman who thought ont
and eiviliy speaking wrought out modern Ger
many, 30 it was Noltke who fought out what
was left to be done in the mighty work. Even
if King William had been a feeble, instead Of a
strong character, the creation Of his empire
would still have been certain under hi, two
illustrious subordinates. Bismarck is out of
Office. Moltke dead and a grandson wields the
sceptre Of the greatest of modern Hohen-
zollerns- As time engulfs the labors so eternity
claim the persons Of the great.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-25
w. A. Pzncr 4 Co.
Successes, to = O. psvss
sioMartss spscs.
Corner ssh strss,
NOT A MEAN PIECE AMONG THEM

shall wetell you about thems Il 1t nscsssary.
Every woman mnst know by this time that here
mthe piaceto ret the newest, brightest choicest
soods and nothing extra TO pay. because they
are far better than the common run of like
matenals. Today we give you JUST q RE-
HINDER OF the COOL. dressy WHITE GOODS
20 pleasing to the eye and soft 10 the touch A
mint Of the quality and prices will be enough to
turn your thoughts and footsteps in the right
direction.
ONE OF THE FIRST WE MENTION Is
those soft. delicate Lace Effects. There is rare
beauty In these himy meshes. Also rare con-
ceits in fancy hsmstitched block and pyramid
paftsrns- These ere rood values ct 6Oc. Yet
we have marked them at the very low price Of
47c. yard.
THE same materials and patterns in Wash.
able Blacks WARRANTED FAST CoLoRs,
for the same price. &c. yard. These at first
SIGHT give you an idea Of an elegant ali-silk
drspery net. % rich and delicate are the pct
terms.
THE SAME EFFECTS o. above, both in
WHITE and BLACK. slightly better quality.
worth REGULARLY Soc. for 37Jsc. yard.
THOSE Plaid and Striped organdy Musiins
tnat we are selling 30 many Of for l2kc. yard
are surely the best thing for the money that has
ever been offered, and you have quite a variety
TO select from-sorne 90 patterns In ail-snd
121fc. yard is all we ask Tor Them
CHECK NAlNSOOK, 50 much used nowadays
Tor summer underwear. You know, of course,
that IL not only the coolest, but the most durx-
bic fabric for underwear In use. By special
deal We have secured q very large JOB LOT
some hundreds Of yards-in Il styles. Worth
regularly - and 25c. . yard. This we assert.
and to prove 1t we will give you samples to let
you try II you can match it elsewhere for less
than that price. As WHITE GOODS leader
We will give you choice OF this lot FOR lie a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-25

Ths medicine men Of America are fond Of
setting up the lodge Of their healing, mystic
art In the national city. This Is a pointer 10
all the other scientists, OF which they are fast
syail.ng themselves, as recent announcements
in TIE STAR have made apparent. But for the
present attention is fixed on the doctors If
medicine The superintendent of insane asy-
lums In the United States and Canada viii
assemble in this city next Tuesday. Hereto
fore IL has been the custom to meet annually In
q different city each year, but IL is proposed at
the approaching meeting to fix upon Washing
ton as the permanent meeting place and to
hold biennial sessions. On the following Tues
day the Ameri can Medical Association will also
assemble here. II will be the forty-second ses-
sion Of this notable body. One week from to-
day the conference Of the state boards Of health
will convene in Washington The national
capital Is this best place in the Union for the
assembly place Of public bodies of all sorts.
Here where are the great buildings, the arch
ives, the scientific collections. the vast library Of
Congress. the aggregation Of officials of the
United States-where convenient: lines Of com
munieati0n open in all directions-vhere
vide and beautiful streets. numerous parks,
statues and fountains are TO be found for per-
sonai comfort and the pleasure Of the eye
vhsr9 abundant means exist in many hotels
and lodging and eating houses for the enter
tainment Of visitors, is the rallying point Of
the continent and one of the competing GEN.
tres, with tbs great European capitals, Of civil
ICED interest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-25

That there has not been heretofore such ,
system Of national registration Of naturalized
persons Is Is now proposed is remarkable. 1,
Is no interference with state rights and is a
great convenience to the federal government.
Its value is inestimable in such an imbroglio az
we are having with Italy. II it were COM
pulsory for officers who naturalize foreigners
to forward the record Of the fact to this capital
and compulsory on the Department of Justice
or the State Department to keep such record
much trouble would be avoided in all cases OF
that character
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-25
SPECIAL Attractions In BRrAxrAsr
AND HOUSE JACKETS FOR LADIES.


These are Just the thing you want to slip on
In the morning. Few ladies like to put on =
tight. unconifoi table dress when they arise
These Breakfast Jackets. while dressy and
pretty. are loose and pleasant. Indeed, they
are boon for ladies. Here are few ideas Of
our assortment:
CREAM POLKA SPOT FRENCH FLAN-
MEL BREAKFAST JACKETS, with Pockets
Edges Pinked all round. Faced with Pink fan
mel around entire Jacket. Well made and care
fully finished. SPECIAL PRICE. e. rs each.
FANCY STRIPED FRENCH FLANNEL
JACKETS. in ground work of Red, Slate, Blue,
Gray, with plated FRONT Of WHITE Crepe
de Chine. SPECIAL price. 50. az each.
EXTRA FINE FRENCH FLANNEL
JACKETS. in Cardinal. Gray. slnte. L. Blue,
d. Blue, with Printed Stripes; also Fancy
Colors in Stripes and Combination, with
PLATED Front Of White or Black Crepe.
SPECIAL price. 90 each.
For the past two weeks we have been selling 4
phenomenally large quantity Of these Jackets.
ThesECRET of this IL the SUPERIOR FINISH
OF our goods. They are all made to our
SPECIAL ORDER. PARTICULAR ATTEN-
TiON has been given to the CUT, STYLE.
SEWING AND FINISH. When you have
looked them over You will agree with ~ ON
these points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-25

At Pomona, Cal, President Harrison said:
You viii surely excuse me from extended re-
marks i have been subject to such q strain
that my brain needs irrigation to put it in trim
again" (Cheers-)
IL 10 earnestly hoped that the President did
not seek the needed irrigation in that dreadful
commissary car, with the eyes of the nation
and Mrs Cougar upon him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-25

Let us look at the fashionable Black SILK Iaces At
only l5c yard have Chantilly Lace, Thread Lace.
Escurial Lace. Renaissance Lace and the Sixteenth
Century" Lace. Some 40 wide I'VE inches. others
| not more than two inches in width. FOURTEEN
DIFFERENT STYLES AT 10 CENTS A YARD.
We prove what here write: Several stvtes Of
these Laees identical In quality and design to
those being retailed at IS cents yard. and all are
superior to any cold slssrh<re at the price,
Us cents yard
s~Palafs Royal price, for Laces illustrate that .
cash business admits Of the smallest possible profit
And not only may the lowest prices be claimed. but by
authority Of the leading modistes of the city. THE
LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK.
A PRACTICAL ILLUSTRATION.
Take the fashionable Louis XVI lsce-the bow pat
tern. Has any other two establishments the variety
that Is here' In the window Of No. 1117 Penna
is diplayed nineteen different styles and in the depart
msus may bs found thrice many Prices range
from 25 cents to g. 60 yard. The narrow laces the
mi-nouncings the founcinas and the drape-y nets
to match. WE CHALLENGE COMPARISON OF
QUANTITIES. VARIETY. QUALITIES AND
PRICES WITH ANY ESTABLISHMENT SOUTH
OF NEW YORK.
6OME NEW LACkS.
The following entirely new. the very latest de-
signs and of quality for the prices that prompted
the heading to this advertisement:
BLACK LACE DRApERY NETS.
Is inches wide
Tosca with crescent and polka dot. 9Oc. yard
Tosca, with Roman key design. CSC. yard
medley Of Crescents, Dots and Slashes q 25 yard
zgzag Dashes, like lightning 81. 10 yard
Flowers. seemingly tied with ribbon. 81. rs yard
Grenadine Eject with crescents.. % yard
design something like . flower Sc. yard
BLACK LACE FLoUNcINGs.
AZ inches wide.
Ribbon Eject and Polka Dots. q 50 yard
Clover Leaves and Grecian border. 81. 70 yard
Floral. Roman key border ............ Ell 70 yard
HandFun spanish Lace 20 yard
BLACK LACE DEMI-FLoUNcING
II inches wide. Thread Lace 75c yard
Ii inches wide, Flowers and Ribbons. soc. yard
12 inches wide, Dots and Ribbon Border. 45c yard
IA inches wide. Flowers and Ribbons .. e. 40 yarl
iS inches wide, Ribbon Border 81 40 yard
BUT FEW HINTS.
The above quoted are but hins. Over 200 pisces Of
Laces were added to stock this day Saturday This
evening the department is to be enlarged. On Monday
you'll ind that the space heretofore occupied by tho
leather goods has been appropriated for laces Extra
assistants extra counter and price surprises on
Monday.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-25

The Illinois legislature has manifested a feel
ing that II Is the proper thing to maintain
schools at the public expense where the En-
glsh language is no. used or taught The legis-
hture Is becoming un-Americanized in its de-
sire TO capture the foreign vote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-25

Portugal Is represented Is being politically
volcanic pending the settlement Of the African
boundary question with England. The gov
eminent evidently fears q revolution if England
forces Its hand The Portuguese masses want
TO hight England, but the Portuguese classes
know that such thing would be disastrous,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-25

The ST. Paul Pioneer Press protests against
the hippant manner in which American news
papers treat great msa. but IL will not avail.
In democratic government the only way to
preserve harmony is to knock the props from
under tie lofty and bring them to The level
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-25

Was the republican league convention At Gin
einnati Comedy Of Errors" or i. the uproar
which has followed /, case OF much Ado
About Nothing? Public opinion is divided on
the subject
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-25
IN OUR ART DEPARTMENT.

Fine Satin Damssk Bureau and Buffet
scarfs. 54-inch length. hemstitched. asc
Butchers Linen Hemstitched Scarf. gse.,
81. y and Ell 40 each.
Pour different styles Stamped scsrfs. 2Ic.
and DC each.
Hemstitched and Fringed Luncheon Cloths
and Doylies, stamped center piece and \
dozen doylies. 12xl2. In fern design, with
silk 70 finish. e3.4e.
STAMPED Center Piece. Be.
Stamped and Tinted Table Govern, l3c.
each.
Baearran Art Thread and Rope LAnen for
outline work.
Linen Fringe for Bordering, pc. yard.
Flo silk and Roman Floss for Embroid-
cry. SOC. per dozen.
Stamped Pillow shams. hemmed, 5Oc.
pair.
specia, sale Stamped Pillow shams IN
good quality muslin, lie. pair. Generzlly
sold ut pc.
Tinsel, &c. per ball.
Tinsel scarfs. l0c. each.
Stamping and designing = speciality.
The many friends and patrons Of Nio
Lula Roberts are herewith Informed that she
Is in charge Of our Art Department. whsr~
she will offer them the same consideration
~ heretofore, and more 20. since our large
and improved Art Department yields her
LARGER scope.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-25

Lei rs postpone the annsxation Of Cuba unit
after iFosI On the l4th Of March 24s people
died IN Havana with the yellow fever. and las.
week nve died Of smallpox Also let US draw
the line here OF reciprocity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-25

The New York Senate has been finding use
lot . deadlock for several days past The dead
ioek should Be officially recognized in all man
n-ls Of parliamentary rules.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-25

For The past week or ten days the presidential
UP Ia. been made on nowery beds Of ease, A.
10 were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-25
A War SHORr SroHr.
BUT A VOLUME OF NEWS

That is very interesting and very profitable financially
to our CUSTOMERS. and Bruddsr Jasper has
said. ''Ths sun do move. 70 IL 10 with immense
stock. moving np4diy. and WHIT
BECAUSE EVERYTHING Is SACRIFICE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-25

one more link In the chain Of events that
gives 70 the states the homes. bsllot-Ohios
ADOPTION OF The australia systern.