The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-06-25

A storm swept across the coun-
try last night. 1t struck this State
Just south of st. Louis and did much
damage TO the crops, especially to the
wheat.
There arc very few Cleveland
men in this town, but now that The
stuffed Prophet Is the nominee of the
Democractlc party they will hold their
hoses and voic for him.
Will Hutton. of Commerce, was
in the city Monday and gave Us Il call.
Mr.. Hutton has more nerve than any
ether man we know of. He is pub
fishing a Republican paper in Com
mcrce. That takes nerve.
Otto Holm is doing some fine
decorating on the interior OF Jas. Z.
Brooks new residence.
-Clarrncc i;uir is agent for the
Monroe Ink Eraser, one of the most
useful inventions of the age. II is a
thing that every business nan should
have.
Col. Thos. y. Folks was the only
distinguished arrival in the city yes
Icrlay. Thomas returned, no doubt.
10 90 fishing for rev suckers.
-WANTED-Sal :smcn. Honest.
energetic men to represent our long
established and well know Spauldin"
Nurseries, Good pay weekly. Out
tit free. Address S%pauiding Nursery
Il Orchard Co, Spauldin@. (ncar
Spriug;irId.) Ill. ~4wiunc23
Mr.. Johnson, representing the
Cairo Short Line Railroad. spent yes
tcrday and today i'll billing of
It,r town. The Cairo short Line
wants the business OF this section of
the country.
There is some talk of 4 steam
laundry being started in this city.
We scc no reason why = stram laun-
dry should not pay here. We Know
of cities not as large as The Cape that
support two or three such enterprises.
If il is murh hotter in that place
the preachers talk 50 much about
than it is here right now VIC pity
some people in this town whose
names VIC don't have 10 mention.
The Cape City Guards are max
ing arrangements to have a big cctc-
bration on the 9Th of July, so our
people will not have to go away from
home to have a good tine on tue 18th.
Officer Alexander took up a
horse that was running at large on
| The streets yesterday, and to-day the
owner came and redeemed the animal.
People who own horses should keep
| them up and when they fail to do
that they should not grumllc when
they have TO pay the city for taking
thc,m up aud caring for them till they
are called for.
Cleveland was nominated on the
first ballot at Chicago last night. lie
received 676 votes. This is the third
nomination the Democrats have given
Cleveland. Ii is a game of two
best in three the Republicans arc play
ing with the Democrats with Clcvc-
land. The Democrats will again be
defeated and that will end the politi-
cal career of the stuffed Prophet.
Charley IIaman, proprietor OF
the Main street Shoe Bazaar, sncakcd
up OH the hill last night and got
married. Ii was Mr.. Charles j,
ifaman and Miss Christine Woeleke,
The wedding took place at the resi-
dencc of William WOelckc OIL Broad
way. Only q few relatives and i'll
innate friends were present TO wit
ness the ceremony. The happy young
couple have the best wishes OF a
large circle of friends.
Our telegraph service in this
city is not at all satisfactory. What
we want is q direct line to connect
with headquarters and this, we I'm.
derstand, we are to have soon. The
material is now being put on the
ground from Allenville to this city
for a line that will tap the main line
OH the Iron Mountain road that will
give us direct connection with ST
Louis without repeating of messages
as heretofore.