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HAVING SENSE.

A contemporary urges the railroad COM
pany to reduce the freight charges on fruit
from the nejghborhood of Newcastle thus
gently:
Now IL the railroad would only have sense
enough to put fruit rates al such figure as TO
encourage shipments TO the East the foothilI
counties would have year that would make
money plentiful and encourage settlement and
occupation OF lands which are waiting TO be
planted to fruit
Now ii the railroad" should not shave
sense enough to put fruit rates at such a
figure as to encourage shipments to the
East" what will De the resulta Simply
instead of putting money In the pockets of
fruit-raisers it will put money in the Golfers
of its managers. as they have been doing in
the past. which Is much better than aiding
the farmers, In their opinion. Does not the
railroad need money to run politics. to
give subsidies to the owners of steamships,
sailing vessels, etc.? 1t needs money to
subsidize newspapers. for are not these
agencies needed to pull the wool over the
eyes of the public?
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PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

General Booth of the Salvation Army de-
sires to enter Parliament.
George Ehret, the brewer, is said to have
accumulated a neat little fortune of $40, 0O0,-
600.
Patsy Sears of Howard County, Ind,
aged 108 years. has been church member
100 years.
Walter Besants new volume Of stories is
Camellia Stepanotis."
been warned by physicians that if he does
not quit smoking he will surely lose the use
OF his voice
Prince Christian has consulted the Ger
man oculist, Pagenstecher. on a weakness
In his remaining eye, and has been assured
that there is no reason to fear blindness.
1t is announced that on his recent visit
to Ann Arbor. Mich, ex-President Cleve-
itiated into the Sigma Chi. college secret
society.
General Isaac j. Wistar of Philadelphia
$4,000 for biological and anatomical NIL
seums and a yearly endowment Of $4,000
Tor their maintenance
The Queen Regent of Spain refuses to
touch penny of the 500, 900 year jointure
TO which, as the widow of the late King,
she is entitled. She makes her own fortune
suffice for her needs and handles the reye-
nues of her son, the little fiye-year-old King.
so carefully as TO win tile respect and COLI
hdence Of the people And the little fellow
has civil list of 81, 450, 900 year, not bad
stipend for ruling over the poorest country
in Europe.
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MONOPOLIES.

There is at present great complaint con-
corning the absorption of all the sugar re-
fneries in the country under one manage
ment. The only way to break up such
monopolies is TO strike at the root of the
evil by effective legislation. Nothing short
of stringent legislation, however. will reach
such combinations. The CALL real
ICES that the fsbabitants of the United
States are slow 10 act against great abuses !;
but they have heretofore been found COM
petent to abate them. In other words, our
citizens have Seen able TO overcome obsta-
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DEVELOPMENTS.

THE CALL published statement on Sat-
urday wherein 1t was ass-rted that the ship
a. G. Ropes would sail partially in ballast in
order TO keep up the price of freight for the
railroads and steamers. While California
has an abundance of products to send East
by sailing vessels. if freight could be OBJ
tanned at reasonable rates, ships are sub
sidzed by our oppressors so that they may
go empty if necessary. Were there ever
expressions like those imposed upon the
people of California?
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WHAT KIND OF EDUCATION j.?

One Of Senator Stanford's newspapers
says: IF education be a desirable thing in
itself, there cannot be too much of it," 1t
is possible that cur contemporary believes
that education is not so desirable a thing as
do the public just at this time. 1t does
seem as if the public ought to be educated
as TO the methods which are being taken to
plumber them. We notice, however, that
cur contemporary does not appear to take
much interest in the kind of education
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Smart Boy at school.

Teacher-where does rig Syrup come from
First Boy-From the fig tree.
Teacher Next.
Second Boy-FrOm ali the druggists
Third Boy-I know. sure
Teacher-Mhere
Third Boy-From the Improved Fig Syrup Com
pany 40 O. Farrell street, san Francisco.
Teaeher-How do you know
Third boyle cause nay ma says that they have
the best Fig Syrup, and she won't use any but the
Improved Fig Syrup. Ask your druggist for I'm
proved zig Syrup.
Ieacher-Go TO the head of class
Second Boy-I knew that too; but dldn't like to
tell for fear Mr. Queen wouldn't ike to have poop
know about the new kind-the Improved Fig
SYrup.
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Y.

People are surprised at the energy mani
tested by one or more of the commissioners
for tie selection of site for the Postoffice
in this city, Men work for money in San
Francisco. SO it seems, as we'll as in other
cities. May not person who has been ap-
pointed commissioner be employed also by
private parties, and may not private parties
pay more literally than the General Govern
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WEAT. Err REPORT.
DEPARTMENT or AGRICULTURE, !
WEATHER BUREAU.
S.S fEANrI-CD. Aprii 2 1892

SAH FRANCISCO, April 2, 1872
Forecast for Per cd Ending at Midnig mt
sunday.
For Northern California-Clesring: warmer at
Red Bluff: cooler 1T heeler; variable winds; west
erly on coast; probable frost in south portion on
Monday morning.
For Southern California-Light rains; slight tenn
peratUre changes; westerly winds: fair warmer
Monday
For Washington and oregon-Light rains, except
fair at Tatoosh Island: warmer In Northern Wash
ington and Southwestern Oregon: south TO west
winds in portions.
For Nevada-Light rains; slight temperature
changes, followed by clearing; warmer Monday.
For Utah-Lght rain; clearing Monday.
For san Francisco-GeneraHy fair: fair. Siig hrly
warmer Monday.
ROBERT L. KERKAn, Chief OF Division
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525 Montgomery street. near Clay. open until IL
O'Clock p. NJ. BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
street. near Kearny, open until - o'clock midnight
33s Hayes street, open until 9. 80 O'Clock; sos
Larkin street open until 9 80 O'Clock; 25,S Mission
street. open until O'Clock p, NJ; and lie Ninth
street, open until 9 80 p. NJ
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cles which at first glance appeared to be
beyond their reach. THE CALL places the
great monopolies as the most formidable
fots we have, but it does not doubt hat we
shall be able to deal with them effectively
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sUBsCRIPTT y RATES:

DAILY CALL (ineludng Sundays, SO peryear BIZ
I..ai postpaid; u per week, or 50 cent per
calendar month, through carriers. DAILY CALL.
five copies three months. Sc 20. SUNDAY CALL
sixteen pages) 81 so per year. postpaid. SUNDAY
CALL and WEEKLY CALL 81 so per ear. postpaid.
WEEKLY CALL Is plgesl. 81 per year. postpaid.
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The year 1919, which gave birth to Walt
Whitman, was one of the years of great
babies" Queen Victoria, John Ruskin.
Charles Kingsley. j. q. Holland, Cyrus w.
Field and Julia Ward Howe are or were
among the celebrities who first saw the
light in that year.
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SiItoGn-PagG Edition
NOTICED

Ang Of our patrons icho fail to ind THE
MORNING CALL TOR sale 5u train-boys
All confer faror By notifying this office ~
NG0cf. naming the date and train.
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TIE EAsrrRN orFIcE oF THE CALL

SC Potter building. New York City, provided with
flies OF California papers. Visitors welcome. Adj
seitisius rates and sample copies furnished
F. X. MISCH, Manager
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very easy matter to convert laborer into a
merchant for the time being, and one looks
Just as respectable and honest as the other.
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4 Useful Inyention.

Much interest IS being taken by the physicians OF
this city in case o. almost total deafness. when
has been nearly If not entirely relieved by an ia.
expensive invention belonging to +. HIscox OF SIS
broadway. New Ork City. As every known device
and the most skilfui treatment had failed TO afford
relief, the believed To be incurab. c. and
the succ IS Of This invention. which is easily and
comfortably adjusted. and practically invisible is
considered a remarkable triumph.
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II you suffer from any disease OF the blood
stomach disorder, or difficulty with the liver and
kidneys, try the peculiar medicine, Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. BE sure 10 get Hoods. Take no other.
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LARGEST manufacturers in the United States
OF California Glace Fruits. A fine present fo
Easter. Fifty cents pound, 1ownseBd's, 627
Market street. Palace ii 5tel building
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SECURE sound mind. which seldom goes without
sound digestion. by using the genuine AngoStura Bit
fers OF DR.. J. G.. l.. Siegert & Sons
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TIE DAILY MORNING ca

New York - BRENTANO BROS. 8 Union Square
Chicago ... News Stand Palmer House
New Orleans CALLOT & JOUBERT,
1851 Common st.
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Whatever may be the cause OF blanching, the hair
may be restored TO its original color by the use
that potent remedy. Hairs Vegetable Sicihan Hair
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323 Montgomery st.

1928 Montgomery st.
s50OO-Cheapest property s of park. 81 lots. n
good piece to subdivde $3.50
$52o0.Cheapest corner In the w ester Addition;
Sc. cor fuSh and Baker SITS. 50xSz IS
$4,000 Cheapest lots on Presidio Heights " line
Gay ys ST.; mr.; spruce 5Sxl2I :sl4
ST. 90: lot 25xl0u.
$4,000 House OF rooms and bath on webster
Sl2oooaChoiee grocery corner In Mission; rents
s65o0-SE cor. Page and Scott SITS; 81 :5xlo6: a
si i9oo ST. mr.. Twenty-third; 2exl25
cay anG
Sl000-N. ] NJ HaiSht nr. Webster; 25xloO
SIo0ocN line Page ST., bet. Masonic and Ashbury:
$soo0.sE Ger. Washington and Baker SIS; 5o:i
s25oo-N. line Grove st. mr. sranyan: 25xloo
Sll+OOo-4 choice residence lots: 2 on N liue of
I Iao ana on 5 line OF Fulton. Baker size
sso0oaE. line Devisadero ST.. bet Page ana Oak:
50xl06:3 N oA'
DAVID STERN & SONS. 1928 Montgomery st. 1t
THRo' SUNNY SIDE THE ELECTRIC ROAD.
1t
FOR SALE By d. LEyiTZKY,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT.
sos MONTGOMERY ST.
BARGAINS
MASON ST. FIRsT-CLASS 4-SToRY BRICK
xlo0; $4,000.
/ ARKIN ST., Mr.. CALIFORNIA-2 STORES
~ and Hats; 3-story building: 42x90: rents for
Slo3 per month, and always rented under a lease.
*isooo; this Is real bargain. but has TO be sold
STOCKTON ST, Mr.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I'M
- provements; rents for 500 per month; 25x9O;
&9500.
MARKET ST. N SIDE, Mr.. 14TH WITH NICE
AVA new ouse; size of lot 25xl9o; $l4,O
A LABAMA ST.. NV COR. 2sD-FIRsT.cLAss
"A improvements rents for $55 per mouth; size
of lot 25x75; $500.
TTH ST., Mr.. MARKET-NEw BEAUTIFUL
cottage; built = months ago; ali modern: 25x
100; $4,000.
push ST, NEAR TAYLOR: 2-STORY DWELL
~ ing; VIII sell at q bargain il called for soon
Also property all over the city not advertised
FOR further partc uars Inquire at the office of
DAVID LEyITZKY
Real Estate and House Broker
apo ouiaIh 3c4 Montgomery ST.
ELECTRIC ROAD RUNS SooN-ZIPI THROUGH
IL Sunny Side n
&100 CASH-NEw COTrAGE OF 5 ROOMS
yIOO BATH basement, laundry wooden manual
tiied nrepiace. shades. gas fixtures and every con
venienee; LOT 26xll4; on sunny side OF Elizabeth
ST., 100 feet w. OF Castro-s cabe-ears balance or
pnNx sSs eSua, 70 rent owner and builder. A. r.
: BENJAMIN. IL montgomery ST. no22 II SuWeFr
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MAGEE Ranges and Warm-afr Furnaces. Tay.
| lor Goodrich % New Montgomery street.
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PALACE BATHS, enlarged, beautihed. Warn
sea. water tubs and swimming. 715 Fllbert.
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j. CoONEY Of 141 Fourth street paints, whitens
and papers houses. Satisfaction guaranteed. Z.
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THE MORNING CALL
PUBLICATION OFFICE /:

Has a larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco
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SPRING STYLES Butterick's patterns. Gaia
iogues mailed free II A. Deming. ia Post ST S. f.
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rsrrA u mce nIes. swA,N,s. 2Ia suffer str

II afflicted with sore eyes Dr. Isaac Thomp-
son S By Water. druggists sell it at % cents
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Ell. BLACK, painter, removed to ia Eddy ST.
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BOOKS bought. King. Is Fourth street.
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624 MARKET STREET.
IMPROVED PROPERTY.

SIo.ooo-Good business corner in Western Ad-
clifton; let 2f-6x10U: good building; store ana
rooms oeiow and nat above: property has good
future; income 5000 per year
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l VI. AND HOUSE OF OK FLATS: NEW O
A. nearly so: north OF Market ST. aud east {
Steiner: none but reasonable proposition will b
entertained Apply 537 Geary st. ana ATE
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ADVERTISING

YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE ANYTHING
CO.. 10 Spruce ST., New YORK anIo ~
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kvEhf ONE IN NEED OF INFORMATION ON
- the subject OF advertising will do well to oat,a
aeopy OF Book for Advertisers" 368 nayeS pries
-; nailed postage paid. receipt OF price; con,
seins careful compilation from this AmoricAa
Newspaper Directory OF all tho best paDars Ana
cass Journalist gives the circu rating OF ever
one Ana good dea. OF Information about rate, Ana
Ssnet matters pertaining to the business Of adver-
ssing Address kowELLS ADVER Using an.
kkASs ~ Spruce St. NeU YORK aula II
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VACANT.

S55Oo-Chureh ST.. bet 2ith and goth; houss of
large rooms and bath lot 6&x1pl.lO
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S450o-2story house of rooms and bath on Pima
ST., near Scott; lot 24xS5 INV
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$5500-2-story house of rooms and bath on &c
side Webster near Bush; house in good condition.
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- Grand Gathering of the -
~s~S ClanS-Ihe Twenty sixth Annual n "a ~
Gathering and Games OF the Caledonian NJ SFvsS
Club of san Francisco Will be held at ~N<S
She'll Mound Park SATURDAY. May %. 1897
W, e. BURN EFT chef.
THnMAs MIInnN. Secretary. nr9n Sn or
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DAVID STERN & SONS,
INSURANCE BROKERS.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS. HoUSEBRoKERS AND
AUCTIONEERS.
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- Young Mems Christian Assoc lat on
W. HAN, 232 suffer ST.. bet Kearny ST. and Grant
ave- union mass-meeting for young only.
this Sunday, afternoon at O'Clock to be addressed
by Rev X 3 Cantine. d. d.. pastor OF the Van Meas
avenue church. Special music by a male choir
under the direction OF Mr.. Robert Lloyd. IL
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- Divi end Notice-Office of the Pa
e>S cihc Coast BOrax company, San Francisco
March 81, 1892. Al meeting OF the Board Of
Directors OF the aboye-named company, held this
day. dividend mo. l6) of one dollar (Sl) per
share was declared. payable Monday. April IL.
1872, at the office of the company go Montgomery
st. rooms IL and az. Transfer books will close
April 5. 1892. at 3 r. NJ.
ap1 I'd ALTON II. CLoUGH. Secretary.
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PROP ERTY WANTED.

M ANTED-2 NICE SUNNY ROOMS UNFUR.
w nished. suitable for dressmaking; convenient
to Powell and California st. cables Address 1928
Devisadero st If=
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-16

The bill of Let Tucker. $3v.O0, TO-
s.r-,.,~r a- sirpu:. >.e riff at4d * ;5rls ~
": ~ rI~ua4tw~n. 49,: IL
T't iItl IF Hugh McHugn t''r <~t- :
vice. ~ cons aoje, $iO.UU W. paid. j..
THE report ~ ". y, H4>n~. j. H.,
M'I4 j.. u4.ti ". :. 5ntlt a. c.n4uty
t*a1tnl"~n'nt1 to tttatlrr rn,itDk f. IT,
ruary ~, l8o3, vert low approved.
THE county A1-t>s g Wh. author z-ti
t. apptlu; :wo u+t9:te-, che u. 500
per montt,, the nl~1 tt $3 10 per aay,
white actuA ly enyo5 d, aud lCrnlsA
t1i~ Owl 4ranspoFlatint
Minu'e, were huw read nud up
pr We'd, wl,en IN nltt:on the buard
us1I,turn 1T riue u:t
STATE Of MoSTA>A,
CUSTER COUNTY.
|, A. RI. Swerdhger. county clerk,
hereby certify that The foregoing il
1ull, tue aud correct syn 1ps1s OF I'LL
tue proceeding. had b. the Board Of
CuuAty Commissioners Of Custer
couuty, Ut thar regular March nleet~
i,g. 4. d. 1862, together with \ H+t Of
u; hiis allowed.
\. II. SWEkDFIGEK,
Clerk. i
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A lula,hermAn'. Rendezvous.

This term might be applied 10 stew
ens' Point, located OH tue Wisconsin
Central lines, at the gateway to the
vast forest region which extends north
to Lake Superior, II distance of 200
miles without Il break, on account Ut
its vast Iumber Interests. The Wis.,
cons IA river, to which the lumbermeu
hAve gwen the familiar and somewhat
affect tonate title Of odd Wiscons. INIT
nIune nciA ~ iu1r Der feeds r to the
c,ty by furnishing through It's nun'er-
otis tributaries all outlet for thousands
Of acres Of pine Ia the upper c"unt'y.
but 1t furnishes water power that tn
y. cond ouly 10 that of Neenah and
Meuu. lii. , which cities are A'st l"catttt
On The "CeuttAl.' Millions OF iret ut
lumber are cut every year, giving rms
ployment To hundreds Of u1tu. Ju
addition to the lumber trade, it haa
numerous other manufactures; 1t In
here where the large Car ahups 1T the
Wisconsin Central lines are located.
For tickets, maps, pamphlets and full
| information apply 10 e. +. McNtlfl,
q. F. and T. A., Minneapolis, MINI.
nr to Jse. G. Pond, General Passenger
and Ticket Agent. Chicago, Ill. IL il
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-16

MILWAUKEE. Wiz. Mnrrn l4,-The
DhiIy Journal To-day puh'i'he- n lett I
from Grover Cleveland which telnnvts
ali d.,ubt that Z will he II candidate
betore the Clli"axn convention. Mr..
Clev+IHni's letter IN in rps,n,11sr l" u
let or from Gen. Edward =. Bragg, ot
Wisconsin, aEthor Of tue tatnou.
phrase, ave love him for the enc
NJ es he has 1nade.'
Mr.. Cleveland tn his letter said: I'll
in answering your question, [ mlgh'
only consider my er-onal uesires aud
my Individual eate and conf'rt, my
response would tie promptly made
and v ith0ul Tbs len.t reservation ol
difficulty, But II you are right IL
surprising that the subject ia related II
u duty | owe to the country aud to ~,
party, II condition exists when makes
suc, private and personal cotIsit'era
tipus irreievAnt.H
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STATE Or MONTANA, /
CUSTER COUNTY. I
f'ygn1aIiun Mrtlt <iniAteA.

Tht r. pr-.t II a:i"n OF this trodur-
.,.n + tur i.4lEn,iAble Gilbert, hy the
Caroline Gak- totnl,AIt, ut t''t lux
ta>t night. wx- fairly ~ttl A'tt: ded.
mAny nouut es- HD>eut1nk themselves,
who woutu have ben i'r.s-n'. had the
weather imuuuF tr,nl the wlniry
teulp-: r. that retvAtle> Utr Ittlpie
Ut Tnt+pt., Ito tEk H. is fnlr tn ny that
..ver, rt>',ufce Ma exhausted by the
management 1u produce hr>lttci: heal
.i"iI. Hnd while 1t Attnrst- -tnpe for for
AiI tue tlti14-ul. IT dramatic ability 1t
nevertheless rttiu r.. tie strlctesl ADJ
tl+rance tu t..e Ati>ticrAt lines Oh
which It sW j~rttd /" ~nvrn tr"n de-
g~' .rA,4nk intv ~n absolute farce.
Happily it ~a~ saved fr"m tlti> fat7
hy tt,e lnEllly Z nuInatttahte acting CT
Ms>s t;ngt nu+t tier cntupauy. With
K,en nni Laug'ry it, tur H,vulnry. " =
&tu lat t-t,ie,uter Ia have set:' n uort
:4r'letit uuu AEttttal' r+A=ttlt II tfff;e
exaring part Il (salAte", IA Miss
t;asr. ru> -!rAIiy size ~A- ne'l*I"1-,
white ltr G 'ucertl'tt nl '1tt .'ltatatttr
ut d luil gown Wuni&t1 -tifr=A wi: ha
the IMPULSES and tA-rl ,t.> tt II w.'u'nt
tle--+t with The tue intrc~.te II n
child WAS fau.tle--. 4\-ti~ from. tla
central fi-ure .I GaIa1~n, there ~as
hut little lett tur anyone tis~ t, d",
but that little WAS in*,-t nrc+I'tnbly
&iuut. 1fanyone of the .upl*'rt de-
serve. special ntntlon, II IL Mr.
L%nn" who III hts presentation OF the
part Daphur, trod closely observed the
eu ,1rtmeut- OF the situation Had
Mxrsrr. Lloyd aud l3illyer changed
paris, X strikes u. that the ensemble
might have been more appropriate but.
III there Is not much play i'll eilhsro o
the charactors, no great violence v. a
doue to the prorretier. Tonight, the
company appear for the la+t ttme. the
bill being Oliver Twist. and 1t ia To be
| tuped that u full house will greet
| them.
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Train u rtcke4l AMI I1nri.asl.

MILWAUKEE, Matcl, lI.-A special
to the " = ntl,s.n from U-l!kr4tl, Wiz,
snys lie nnrtll-t,uund passenger train
ril .ttlt WI~cnfi1i1 ru1lroatt which LETT
THAT 1,IArt. ut ;1:@t! u'cls.%k thus nlnrnlug
Wa. wrecked DI btn"cn rail TT DALI
al g.. Fh+ hAEtuEt ca.r, twn cnarht :
,.n'l two sice1et~ were nitrlieA. Tue
week took fir. u4it lile sIttttr- ant
Passengers ESCAPED t'etrrc he fir
4prran. Brakeman (:ilhtrnAn Ma
| Killed:
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CRUSHED TO DEATH.
Terrible Casunlty Resulting From
tl''. Fall nf IN Elevator III St.
Lrui> Factory.
Wisconsin central Passengc
Train ycd-Passrn@e~S*
Esc"l,c serious Injury, +.

~ l4irt~, Murt't; l5.--A 4 tfitt.ifu!
e' 1T 1T hv ~ti:''EI three. n.tn *~r- IN.
.lntl>ly Killed, ANA Two ta2 tteis "a ally
in}nr~tt. 'c'urie.. 1T TIT ht,;l'.t fnrtury
NJ I&nl4ntl Bios, at iir ct,ruer Ut :*+c-
"'rt at.d C,Iiin3 streets, st.rti; nt er
! t'rl1rk ini- morning. At that fltn!i
< t''ll I,a'' jn*' soundtd tor the men
tn 20 r. work, nl}n FrAhk Crnn mid
Hugh Duffy were receiving in-truc.
III H. from FnrrmalI Henry k%lse', IL
to 'I,rIr " TX ftr the day. he three
men ~tUCd directly beneath I'LL I'M
neuse elevator used FIR h"iating heavy
niutllintty. THE elevator wa- II: the
>ect1d story nt The building, tnd
TIlou4+ Flahcrty and NJ i.:l ;el
Sweeney were tngagrh in loading 1t
with SHEET iron plates. ';he net,
sounded til" warning hell a. signal
that the elevator was Ab,ut to tteHcet d.
They then stated the hu. { nnch !
and It hun scarcely moved when the
l'fIN 'onF: EA1A - lElt "tt4I a Itf*7" y }
the raen standing beneath it orusfing
them Into II 1hapeles- mas OF tle%h
aud bnnes. The other employees nf
the factory rushed 10 their rrecue, but
were compelled to u.e heavy iron bars
and leve'A to lit this immense weight
Of hrnken tiul',er- and iron in orA.r IT,
rrmnve The c+Hd All injured men.
Tue lndie- of thee dead n.en We're rt-
nu>ed 10 thc I.,rkur, und tlI~ tiiurtd
ul+lt taken to the city ho=rl'u@. Where
theit iuiurie" "e'e pronounced serious
and rerlA1,s fatAt.
Tue el+v tl,r had l~en recently IT =
lu!r+t1 ni4A The pr wn4 +ntlii,urs lively
new. Tllr atp,r.'u- wn- io~le.t+d \
few Mt+k- nIn and pfnt.uullreu III
90. ID cuudit!tt.