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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-04-05

Two gentlemen in the orchestra, Mr.
Manhattan Beach and Mr. Uptown Gay
hoy, are disputiug about their opera
glasses. Each one claims to have tho
best.
MIR. Gayboy-I Gun count tne wrinkles
In the face Of thut old woman III tho box
up there.
Mr.. Beach~-Anl can count her gray
hairs with mine.
The lady in the box observed that the
two gentlemen were looking ut her, 20
with gratitied smile she said to friend
at her side:
IA handsome woman always attracts
attention. ."~~TexAs Siftings.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-04-05

Arrne.l Men Pass Through lutte
Il. Il. for tile St:+ne If tnr Expected = !.
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! r. 4 Butte ~Eleeinl t'f recent date nlakfs
put|f' tilr follow luz: :. " ::.~.>>,
/ ntArtlrg ntw. reached hey4 frD.,
Lahder, Wyoming, Yesterday, 10 the
ttf*"t ttat In IL lew day. tro1n now 4:
cattle ru>tltrS will ttrecth llenip ut the
creates: hansittE hct ever tet4,rHeH iii
the chnntry. In lhAs IN Nu1thtrt.
| Montana between ~ and SO cattle aud
horar thieves W+re hang Il by rancltr II
us rapidly IL they could be captured
but Wyoming protu es to ,eut le
record unless signs fail. Fur 10 years
past hand OF cattle rustIet- have
operated Ia that region east and south
OF thu national park. Courts have
teen powerless to convict, owing to
the perfect organization of trained
witnessed, whose testimony WA. al
ways overwhelmingly In favor Ut the
detendautz. The thieves were so bold
that for a long time they have been
doing business a. an Incorporated
company with high sounding name.
Hundreds of ranchers and biz cattle
o"mpanits all over Montana, Nyo~
ming and Eastern Nebraska, having
cattle touth of the Grow reserve have
suffered losses of from TIN to several
hundred head Of cattle and horses, and
such has heen the extent Of the steal
ing that in Aume cAaes whole herds
havA tii*ApI eured. No maverick has
EYER Escaped the clutches of the rt1st-
lets, nnt1 It il evident that they Euve
got rlcn from their excursions. At Hst
cattle n1-1i have got together. A dele
ea'lnn Of a'1 trnn Eastern Montana
ns~td 'l4r"ugi. here n few dura ugn,
arnied to t"e tettl,. and with I,or4p~,
Grai''. etc.. fur ii trip. They came lnwn |
~" tl1e fAlIruAu,
At Some toint nf rendezvous neaf
Landtr thry will meet hy agreement
ut least l50 nther me- !, MI pr. ,ared for |
Exp dit,nn nnd cnming from different !
points In Montana, IdA!,>, Wyoming
and Nebraska. The *xp~dition will
:sove northward fully 2U0 strong, aud |
10 probably even uow right IN the
heart of tue cattle ct untry hnuging |
ru~tlers+ There nre men In that re~t
gion who do LINT belong tn IIae r.l-tlets,
but who have betiI in terror # theit |
lives to such nn txtenl they dare not !
txn,se the thieves. When the +xte |
ditnu gets to whrk the ru-tIer- will |
atl he poiuted un1 by this. luet, and |
MANY tree will furnish gibbet Il p-
nn which ctttle thieves VIII meet their
tloom. AT least IS. perhaps 1nO men
will thus 20 out Of business. NJ def. !
mite news Of this wholesale hanging |
will reach telegraph office for week
or ten days after the cleanup shall
take place. Perhaps many bloody en-
counters will take place before the
1u*t'ers will give up the ghost. The
cattle companies, 1t 10 understood,
raised $20,0 900 to defray the expenses of |
the expedition. This raid OF exter.
was planned about two
months ago. but 1t gained such wide
that 1t wa. abandoned. |
Since then the move was reorganized
and the utmost seoresy has prevailed
until now.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-04-05

H. had adjusted thu ROPE ladder und.
stood waiting ii breathless silence. Sud-
denly her face appeared at the window.
Darling she murmured. '*you will
have tn 20 without me-. i
s'What" he rnuttered hoarsely, '*do
you falter at the lest moment? Speak,
Miriam, what IL it that keeps you back?"
The young girl buried her face in her
hands II AN sorry, John, but cannot
80" she moaned. Dear, darling papa
has just left Il note on my desk saying
that can have that fall bonnet after
all."-Trutll.
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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-04-05

An Ordinance creating Court House
Park~-l}e 1t ordained by the City
Council Of the oily of Miles City.
Section I.-That all that portion of
Pacific Avenue and Bridge Street be~
tween North Tenth Street aud North
Eleventh street, In the CITY Of Miles
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-04-05

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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-04-05

A police officer met an organ grinder
on tho street and said:
Have you license to play? Il NOT
you must accompany me- +
''With pleasure" answered the street
musician. "What will you singf'--:-*"
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SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-01-28
$ao-pahota.
Jn 8eoiielb mirb ein Serr Stsiiis
cine Giiensieberei stabliren.

sn &eolielo wiro ein Serr Ste1is
cine Giiensiebersi stabliren.
Die alliance Company eieIes
Stnates 1T nit bes ~glatipunl Union
Company" ueridmoljen iuOrben.
lie S6aibsrbeubeiiser 2sppel.
mann & Steam in Sullp County perlo'
rem 36 S6aie aus 1000 burh ios ylas
oel9ras.
9eaolpooo mill eiu neues &e9ies
rnusssebduoe babeu unb bat nuh Die
beitfn 9lusiidteE, basielbe 81 befOmmeu
Ssnator Yettisrsws 100000 Ser.
willisunssbia ju bieism 3iuede bat be.
reits ben SeHat paiiirt uno birfte in
9dnj turier 9elt audi I'M Sauie anse
npmmen lperoen.
Su Der Staatsidulfaile lieat bic
aus perfauftsn unb perpahteten Shuls
ldupsreien sel0ite Summe Don $780,
600, fpsl6e aui 2ano perlieben iperoen
ioa uno jluar nur sur palben p0be Der
Steuereiui6dbuns ossielben; nebitbem
muB oas County, in iuelhem bns 2anb
liest, Siirsibait iiir bas Gnleibeu lei.
iteu.
Die Sarnep Beat GpnIplioateb
Yin COMPANY bat bel 9onooner uub
ylep Yurfer 8apitaliiten eIue Auleibe
BON flint Millionen Dollars sema6t unb
oafiir ibr sanjes Gisentbum in ben
Blad Sills uerpidnoet. Die Sppotbef
uurbe am Samitas binterlest uilb bas
@elb ioa 5ur 8erbeiieruna unb peitersn
Ginridtans Der sroBartisen Anlasen
perrpenoet meroen.
Die @r6ffnuns Der Siiieton Sc.
ierpation, melde i'm glpril itattfinoen
iOll, obsleid iiber oas senaue Datum
nod 3weiiel berridt, miro bo6It wabr.
ideinltd Scsnen beruorrufeu, mie iie
bic @r6ffnuns Der Oklahoma &elerpas
tion besleiteten unb seipiB III eine!Seini.
itdtte bort minoeitens ebenio iuiinidenss
ipertb. iuie in lesterer. Siinssum III
oaS 2ano idon felt 10 Sabren befes
belt, 90rfer uuo 6ledsu uno Die bebeus
tenbe Staet @atertoipn, mo- Der 9n.
iiebler Obne Whbe nao su billisen Erei.
fen bas NOtbmenoise einfauien iann,
liesen nabe, eine Giienbabn freust bic
8sisrpation uno bas 9anp 1T nidt nur
frudtbar, iUnbern erbdlt and. wie bon
ben Grtrdsen bes unmittelbar ausrsn.
senbeu 2anbes 5a i1lieben, senisent
Sisseu, um Sabr fir Sabr quite Grn'
ten su probasiren.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-01-28
@tdea. sao.oatota sonneritas, oen %. Sanuar 1892

6eIlcn9ebIr9e bauiCnoe 6nnatiter ibre
Senoboten al Die oeribsoencu Stdmnle,
nm Oerielbeu neu neuen @lnubeu Sll
perliInbi9en. gSelden glnilang Dc
8pil6oit geiunoen, Seigt bic 3batia6e,
DAB 5u Der eriteu 3uiammeniuuit tam
&granlo Gate III gieuaon) Yertreter
ocr SiDur, Der Gbepeunes, @ros &cn.
ucs, lItes, SrIotes, JiIe9aHs, Snnuods,
~ lies uno pleler Gnoerer Stdmme
i'd eiugcltellt. bon benen monde peit
ilJcr tluieuo Meilen ber oem Ruie 9e.
lOlgt Uaren.
oler mar IS, 100 Der lReiiiGs leibbai.
ti9 erI6in uuo ben glnbruh oes alld.
lid)en ,3eitnlters ueriilnoete: cle g9ies
oertebr Der Nifiel uuh bic gluierltebnua
Der tDOten Snoiauer, Die nun nit 9es
pultiser llebermaft nui Die 8elBen
Id) ltrr5eu mo lie tOoten ooer ms
Metr treiben wiirocn; bic goIosne 3sit
mrergdnsllder Su9 emo uuo elpiecu
Scbens, 100 bic Diener pes arpBen
e5eiites our6 bIObe Berhbrllug jese
gSunoe meroen heilen uuo le6e ardnt.
belt uerifeuden tOnnen; rnn oie rptben
Spbne Der @Gloer fuieoer bic naeinigen
Serrcn i'm Qanoe pdren.
Als 0auptonritellsr oes MeliIas 1T
eIn eiiua oreiBigidhriger vi lite, Guu
uebe Sp nit 9tnmen, ermittelt iporoeu,
Der iid bmmliider @riheinun9en nnb
gottli6er Cffeubnruu9cn riibmts, unr
BON benz ielne Snbdn9er bebnupteten, er
Tonne nat Si,ieben reenen unb ihueien
lnliCn. SeiOnoereu @inorud mdhte es
oni Die Ssrldmmluus, oaB Der Reilins
ju ben 8ertretern aller Stdmme in ib.
rer eiseneu Sprade iprad, mas per.
mutben ldBt, onB perihisoene lerionen
in benz Meiiias q oitiim iid proou5irt
bnben.
Rntosm Der Rsllias. @laube einmal
@urjel seiaBt, Ut es ertldrIi6 ssnue,
oaB audi bic gtidterfiilluns Der semab-
ten BrOpbejeiunssn ibn nidt bat per-
erdngen ionueu go leidlt FHo, mie
alte @rfabruns lebrt. b,e fali4en Bro
pbeten nint umjabrinaen. limb 10 mag
benn aud oisitr inoianii6e MeiIias.
slultus, ais tpel6er bic @eiitsrtdnserei
su betradten 1T, nod rett tanss srbal.
ten bleiben.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-01-28

;urld. &ritevbin madbt ole 6ileniihe Re
gIerlns iuibrer 2Inmoit oen Boridlag. ooi
bic Baltimore" 2Itdre ;ium SdcOsSuidt
nentraler &diipneu uuterbgstet weroe Sou
tc oisifr &ori6la9 ber Resieun9 Der Der
5taagn Hidt annebmbor crideneu, 10 ,r.
fart bic 4ienrde 9tesielaus id bereit. b,
@niibebure oem Cbuguidt Der @u Staa.
ten GUbemjut,ueu
Ete Re9ieruH9 past ntdt
@Gibtuston 25. Aau Tie &ot
idait oes FrdNoeuten uber oen SutItial MI
ebile slng bente Dem eOu9reb ;u SIe be.
itsbt oni UOIliianoiger tSenugtbuung isItens
6btIe, N iait trieseuiA unb linbet oleierbdlb
9nertaluang ieIbh b,i Oes FroNOentrn polt.
tiiden @e9uerH
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-01-28
Kletoeritoffen
nit nur 5 grosent VroRi

nit nnr 5 Vro5ent Vrujit
ju uertdnfeu, 9ernce geuug, nm Die Spes
oitionstOiten 81 oed,n.
Ser9leitt uniere &rciie nit oeueu
anoerer 91ben mo Sbr ueroet Gudb
luunoern, pie mir 10 biais oertauieu
fOunen; Der @rmb 1T Der, oaS unlere
Gussaben i'm gerslsi6e nit oenen an.
bsrer Sdnier iebr aerins iins uno mir
bic Broiite nit ben 9mben teeiteu.
9eiet untcnItebenoe hsrnusiorocrnoe
Preisliits; fommt uno hberseuct guA
Surh eiseue llntsriuduns BON Der
Gaalitdt Der @aaren.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-01-28
Gin @inf tar wsatter.

vs" zCt"S VWt VSutttr.
2aBt Cure Babies in e deuer+
lss Gtelier in parfit o n
pbotOsrapbiren xnb erfreut Gua an osm
poatommeuen Bilbs. 9. O. SAenerle,
pbotOsrapb, parihon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-23
UNCLE HIRAM AID THE DENTIST.
,uy as much

If il had happened anywhere except at scranton.
Penn. we could not credit it, Scranton, Penn.
leads the country in the wonderful. II is true
that much that is interesting and valuable is re
portcd from Indiana, but the astonishing and the
awc-inspiring come from Scranton. We hear, too.
on ocrason. the weird voice of Middlciown. Conn.
and during the circus season wondrous animals
enash their teeth and beat the startled atmos-
pherc with their long tails In the woods about
Milan Tenn. but through it all-through the long
winter and the lcafy summer, when the velvet buds
of snrinr ncrfumc the breeze, and when come the
dreamy nossamer-ladcn days Of autumn-in all
seasons and at all times there rings the strange
cry Of Scranton telling of her bears that work
trcadmills. her wildcats that whistle Yankee
Doodle" her cows that come in and turn the
churn and of her hundred-ycar-old men that run
foot-racc with the county sheriff and lift them
selves up by their boOt-straps. There is nothing
impossible at Scranton.
Uncle Hiram Potter is the most absent.mindcd
and forgetlul man in Scranton. On one occasion
lie forgot who he was ana walked TWO blocks to
Get a man 70 identity him befoIc he would take
money out of his own pockctbook to pay for an
apple To-day he is at home nursing broken
arm as the result of his poor memory. while one
Of the leading dentists OF Scranton IS under the
doctors care for the same reason. Ten years ago
Uncle lliram's teeth all came out. lie went TO
PHILADELPHIA and got the best set OF false teeth
to be had in that city They fitted perfectly, and
inside OF six weeks he had forgotten that he had
false teeth at all Indeed since they were adj
lusted he has many times bOasted OF his sound
teeth and rebulcd younger men for having the
toothachc. But month ago, after taking slight
cold, he began TO be troubled with neuralgia pains
IN bis face. lie endured them day Or Two when
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-23
THE OUTCOME At ALBANY.

The Hill convention met the best expectations
of Hill. He ran it to suit himself and 1t
obeyed his mandates at all points without SO
much as altering the crossing of az u or the dot
ting of an 81" IF the delegates had been simply
so much insensate clay Hill could not have
moulded them to his purpose more completely.
His vaulting ambition did not overlap itself.
He got lust what he wanted, and just what he
said he would get-a delegation Instructed for
him as a Presidential candidate, and instructed
TO act as unit In a word, the action Of the
midwinter convention leaves Hill master of the
situation, so far as the Irregular State Conven-
ton acting under the "regular'' call from the
State Committee can make him master. This
statement is an emphatic Indictment of the De-
mocraoy of this great Commonwealth, since it
means that by an overwhelming majority it ac-
knowledges aS It's master the most interruptions
ard unpatrioic "bosS'' known to American poll
FIGS mi stands for all that is most dsreputabe
in public life his career is nothing il not the
career of an anti-refOlmer, CT man who has got
ON by alliances with the worst elements and a
resort TO the worst methods. A party which is
capable Of making such a choice for the first
office within the gift Of the American people de-
serves only the public exccratiOn, since it has
demonstrated that it Is utterly without moral
force. In the long history of politics no organ
ization has ever made SO base use Of its OPP
portunties at critical time.
The protestants who protested against the
holding of q State Convention in midwinter were
srmmarly disposed of. Their representatives.
apreared before the State Committee only to
have that body by unanimous vote award them
the cold comfort OF laying their protest on the
table. But unless all signs fail, the anti
Hill movement is rapidly gaining strength, and
has already become serious enough 10 be called
a faction. 1t was rather late in making itself
manifest and the influential and upright men
who are concerned in II need not wonder that
the general public cannot understand how it
happens that decent Democrats, who were not
excited at all by the seat-stealing conspiracy,
were so dreadfully moved because convention
was held rather earlier than is customary. Their
indignation against Hill does them credit, but il
is rather belated, and is open to the criticism
of lacking frst-rate moving cause. However,
if they only have the necessary courage and
wisdom the anti-Hiites can atone for the past
by making the most Of their present oppor-
tunities. If they force the fighting they can
speedily destroy him as Presidential posSbll-
ty. Let it be understood that two delegations
are to appear at Chicago from this State and
where will Hill be? 1t may occur to him on
reflection that the midwinter convention was too
smart a trick by half.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-23
PERSONAL.

There Is talk of sending Governor Russell. of Massa-
chuets. the Democratic National Convention next
June. by that time the Legislature will probably have
adjourned.
a recent prank Of the little Queen OF Holland. VIII
hemina is recorded Having forgotten 10 prepare her
geography lesson certain day, she was required
by her governess to draw map Of Europe as pen
atty. This governess. by the way, is an English
woman. When the young sovereign had completed
task appeared that the country OF her instructor
represented by minute dot while Holland had
been exaggerated into an immense kingdom.
Roswell c. Horr. whose discussions of the tariff and
other economic topics In The Weekly Tribune and on
tho stump have attracted wide attention. Icctured on
Tho Labor Problem" In Cleveland last Thursday even
Ing. THE Leader" Of that city, says: His plain.
unassnmng manner. his PRACTICAL opinions and clear
argument captivated his hearers
TO Congress to fiji Garned's place when the latter was
mado United States Senator and then President, and
has been reelected right along since, announces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-23

iy with railroad ways, entered the car by SMASH
ING in the glass of the SIDE door and hid on the
roof between two stations When hnally ue-
tected at Lyons he freed the engine OF 1reigho
train. drove away the engineer and fireman.
ononed the throttle and started on an exciting
chase. pursued by another engine on an ad-
ioining track. with the skill and address OF
veteran engineer and was captured only aItc'
another wild chase across country IN MS
former escapade this rascal overlooked all the
,<puablc booty, and his Sunday night exertons
in 7 red flannel mask led to nothing but series
Of desperate struggles for his life and the GER
tain-v of a long term in the penitentiary
One thing made clear is that little pluck ana
aIer+ness in such cases may easily overmatch
bluster and the show OF arms. Inc express
messenger pulled the bcll-cOrd, instead OF tamely
waiting TO be robbed when he found himself
aimed at and fought maniuly to defend his
cboroo and the conductor who gave warning
along +bc line that the thief was aboard displayed
evcmrlary tact and GOODNESS. Both these mon
deserve and will probably receive liberal recon-
ronso The result OF their action shows, how
over. that trains passing through a populous
country and surrounded with all the resources OF
civilization can generally be adequately pro-
tccted by courageous crew, with comparatively
little risk to themselves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-23
AmuscmenIs.

AMBERG THBATRE-S-Grsf Essex
ACADEMY--3-Country Circus.
ACADEMY OF DESIGN-Water Color LxhiDition
BEoADwAY THEATRES The Lion Tanner.
BIJOU THEATRES :15-Ineos.
CASINOS 16-Uncle Celestin.
COLUMBUS Observation-Disclosures.
DALY'S THEATRE-Love in Tandem
EDEN MUSEE-Wax Tableaus.
FOURTEENTH STREET THEATRE-S-Blue Jeans.
GARDEN THEATRES :l5-Ten Thousand Year.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE-S-Mr Barnes OF New'Yorh.
HARLEM OPERA HOUsE-S.15-New City Directory
HARRIGAN'S THEATRE-S-Ihe Last OF the Hos'hs'
HERRMANN'S THEATRES :SO-Glorsna.
HOYTS MADISON SQUARE THEATRES ;9O-A
Trip to Chinatown.
ROSTER l. BIAL'S-S-Vsueevile.
LYCEUM THEATRES :l5-Squire Kate.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN-Dog Show.
METROPOLITAN OPERA H0USE-S-Belcht.
NEW PARK THEATRES :lj-Boys and Girls.
NIBL,O.S GARDEN-S-MOney Mad.
PROCTOE'S THEATRES :15-Ihe Lost Paradise
PALMER'S THEATRES 15-The Broken Seal
STAR THEATRES :15-For Money.
STANDARD THEATRES 15-Jane.
TONY PASTORS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
UNION SQUARE THEATRES 15-Captain Iherese'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-23
"INcoGs AT TIE BIJoU THEATRE.

farce in three acts, written by Mrs Romualdo
Pachcco. and entitled IneOg,' was played at tho
Bijou Theatre yesterday afternoon and evening IL
made tho audience laugh by the confusion arising
from the close resemblance OF three men. In its
incidents it recalls several plays which have been
pppular from time 10 time" The Comedy Of Errors,'
The Rivals David Garrick,' and 10 come down
10 the most recent times, "A Womanliater' and
Prince Karl" But 1t Is only In Its Incidents that
IL is Ike any Of these. 1t IS no reproach to say thas
a farce IS improbable but even farce ought 70 be
consistent. Each of these men who are so much
alike knows he has at least one double, and nearly
every body In play knows that there are two who
look alike, yet nobody once thinks OF this as an ex
PLANTATION Of the Observation-Disclosures. The company
which plays the piece is headed by Charles Dickson
who has been seen here before In support OF other
actors lie Is clever actor, but has not yet shown
himself to be II brilliant Miss Ellen Burg, who
Is familiar 20 the German theaire-go ers. made a
pleasant impression and J. l.. Otomeyer, "a an expert
on insanity acted rs we'll anybody In the company
There is nothing remarkable about either the play or
the company. Each Is nOifensve and fairly interest
ing. The performance begins with curtain-raser
called a. The Salt Cellar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-23
TWELVE PAGES.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Foreign.-Many vessels were wrecked on the
British and Irish coasts in the recent storm anu
several lives were lost. - Mt. jackson. Chief
Secretary for Ireland, introduced the irish Eau
cation bill in tho House Of Commons; MI
Chaplin introduced an Agricultural Holdings bill
- Mr. Edmund Yates writes of the World si
London.
Domestic.-The Democratic State Convention
met at Albany; it was decided to send dclega-
ton to Chicago, under the unit rule, In favor
of Hill for President: delegates to the National
Convention and Presidential electors were chosen.
= The emit Hill Democrats at their meeting
in Albany issued a call for State Convention
to he hold in Syracuse on May 81. - En-
President Cleveland delivered an address on
Sentiment in Our National Life" at the Uni
versity of Michigan, Ann Arbor. 80 Governor
Mckinley, Senator'S Perkins and Dolph, j. Sloat
Fassett and others spoke at the banquet of the
Michigan Club in Detroit 60 The Industrial
Convention at ST Louis met and organized; the
third party men were in the majority.
City and Suburban.-The birthday of George
Washington was celebrated with dinners meetings
and entertainments - Several patients thought
to be suffering from typhus fever were found In
lodging-houses. George William Curtis de-
livered a lecture on James Russell Lowell before
the BROOKLYN Institute - One hatmaker fatally
shot another after quarrel at Millburn, n. j. -
The Southern Society had its annual dinner al
Sherrys.
The Weather-Forecast for to-day: Fair and
slightly warmer Temperature yesterday: High
est, As degrees; lowest. 80; average. 40 7-s.