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Evening journal., 1892-03-10
Dissolution Sale

To-day, to morrow and Sat
urday we expect to have the
busiest days since Christmas
We're ready for you; we're
ready to give you the greatest
Clothing Bargains that it is
possible to give. We're ready
to sacrifice every garment al
half price or a little over half.
Until March 25th we must
get rid of goods, the retiring
partner would rather have so
cents in cash than 81 in Clio
thing. That's your profit, we
want the room for an immense
stock of Spring Clothing and
its our profit to get rid OF what
we have.
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THE MICRO LeAoeRs LYNoHED.


Memphis Mob Takes Them from Jail
and Riddles Them with Bullets.
MEMPHIS, March lO--A mob was quietly
organized and seized the Shelby county
jail There were twenty-seven prisoners in
the jan, charged with assault with intent to
kill for the ambushing and shooting OF fom
deputies last Saturday There were but
seventy-fiye IN the mob, all being masked
They broke in the big doors and secured
Calvin Mcdowell, Tom Moss and WIN
Stuart leaders Of the colored outlaws.
The mob placed ropes around the necks
Of their captives and hurried thom 10 q
lonely spot on the outskirts. The negroes
were then placed together and IN less than
three seconds over twenty five rifle shots
rang out and they fell, dying almost in
stantly. The mob then quietly disappeared
and Il was not until broad daylight that the
extent Of the lynching was realized
Five Thousand negroes assembled near the
/ jail where the bodies OF the mob's victims
lay A posse Of a hundred armed mer
were gathered In the sherif7s Office during
the morning and remained there all da,
subject 10 a call from the sheriff. The
leading negroes are appealing 10 their blacl
friends 10 60 peacoably to their homes ans
there remain quiet. There may be furthe
trouble, as il is reported that another efior
win be made 10 lynch Hugh Shields, ALA
I Shanks
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MRS. BLAINE. JR.. STRICKEN.
A. Attack Of Heart Failure Nearly
Causes Her Death.

A Attack Of Heart Failure Nearly
Causes Her Death.
NEW YORK, March l0.-Mrs. James G..
Blaine, Jr., had AN attack Of heart failure
early in the morning, and for seven hours
she lay between life and death, with three
doctors CALAMITY fighting the grim de
stroyer. She was unconscious and delirious,
and when the crisis occurred, shortly before
noon, even her medical attendants feared
that their efforts were unayailing
This stage was safely passed, however,
and since that time her respiration has been
stronger and her heart action more percep-
tible. Mrs Blaine is still in very danger.
Gus condition and win be for twenty-fouI
hours Her physicians think the danger
point is passed, bat say that their patient
viii require long rest and careful atten-
tiOn.
The great mental strain and excitemeui
to which the lady has been subjected of hte
brought on, in the opinion Of her doctors
her present serious illness.
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A Madman's Fearful Work.

UEoNTowN, Pa, March 1O.-J. W. Har-
mony, who has been drinking hard Of late,
suddenly became insane yesterday morning,
and, getting some oil, he poured it over his
sleeping wife. He then dragged her to a
stove in order 70 set her oil saturated cloth
ing on fire. Her screams brought assistance
and she was rescHed just in time. Harmony
then grabbed up his little son and rushed
across the street 20 his fathers house with
him. He excitedly told them to care for the
child, then drew knife and cut his throat
from ear TO ear and died.
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Rev. Jones Makes Dlre Predictions,

Boston, March lO--The oolored people Of
the West End are in apanickey condition ON
account Of the direful prophecies Of the
Rev Andrew Jones, Of Allegheny City, Pa.
who is conducting revival services at St.
Paul's Baptist church He foretold Of the
Johnstown food and now predicts that Bos
ton is 70 be overthrown by an earthquake
and Chicago Is 20 be scourged. He is goine
back 10 New York again 30 warn the people
Of that city that Gods wrath is near upor
themn
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So A MONTH TIL MARCH 20.
DOCTORS MCCOY AND wILDM ANS
GREAT OFFER TO THE PUBLIC.
All Persons Beginning Treatment Before
MArohe5 VIM BE Treated Untn Cured
for 80 n Month and Furnished with all
Medicines.

Owing 10 their enormous practice in their
Philadelphia office Doctors Mccoy and Wild
man have decided to close their branch Office
In this city and concentrate all their forces In
the main office az No. 1892 Chestnut street.
Philadelphia. The Wilmington ofiioe will b,
permanently closed on March %. All per
sons who place themselves under the treat
ment OF Doctors Mccoy and Wildman before
that date will be treated until cured
for s. a month and will be furnished
with all necessary medicines Those who
remain nier our care after the VIII
mington once Is closed will be treated by
mail from the Philadelphia office and by en-
closing their card of instructions they will re-
ceive mon thly supply Of medicines. Those
who can conveniently visit our Philadelph' "A
office either weekly, semi monthly or monthly.
viii receive the same careful attention they
have had at the Wilmington Office and will be
furnished with medicines at the time OF their
visits While Il more satisfactory 20 us and
the patient alike TO have the patient visit our
Office. still II snot absolutely necessary in the
tr atment of the great majority OF cases OF
catarrh, ana we can treat cases effectually by
mail.
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Az Trensures De.trorcd.

MINIATURES, March iO.--The collection of
paintings, steel engravings and misoellane-
Gus art works in the store gallery Of Roebel
& Reinhard were destroyed by FIRE. The
collection embraced the treasures Of many
Of the artists and art lovers Of the city, and
on some Of them it would not be easy 10
place a money value.
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steuart Wa ,1nrdered.

WILLIAMSBURG, Pa, March lO-John
Stewart, whose body was found in Muncey
creek, was murdered. There is a deep in
dentation in the skull and his watch and
forty dollars are missing. A 5000 insur.
ance policy, made out in favor Of his four
teen-year-old daughter, who is supposed to
reside in Oswego, N. Y, was found on his
nprcOn
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scndder win ne TrIed Tor murder.

CHICAGO, March iO.-Dr. Henry NJ. Scud-
der has been released from the detention
hospital and turned over 20 the police 10
stand trial for the murder Of his mother-in-
law, Mrs. Dunton. This viii end Scudder's
examination in the court for insane, and his
mental condition will figure only in the de
Tense before the criminal court.
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Robbed His Lodge and EIopsd.

EAU CLAIRE, Wis, March TO- - Sheriff
Bean, Of St Paul, arrested Frank Webber
and a woman named Farnhaltz. Webber
had embezzled funds Of an Odd Fellows
lodge in St. Paul and eloped with Mrs.
Farnhaltz TO this city. The woman had a
little child with her.
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prnhlhitlnni.t nennh nend.

CARLISLE, Pa, March TO- George Hench
died of the grip, aged eighty-two years
He was nominated for congress five years
ago by the Prohibitionists Of the Nineteenth
district and was defeated He was president
and director OF the Cumberland Valley
Fertilizer company.
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NE wns nfInIster and PolIticIan.

LAhBERTvILLE, N. j., March 1O.-Rev.
George II. Larson. pastor Of the Baptist
church at Ilarison's Corners and also prac-
tising physician, died at his home here. He
was an active politician and had held many
Local and county offices.
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john DIlion BADLY Injured.

DUBLIN, March 1O.-John Dillon, the
Irish Nationalist, slipped on the icy pave
ment and fell, fracturing his shoulder. 1t
is feared also that be has suffered internal
injury. He is attended by DR.. Kenny, who
set the fracture an hour after the accident
occurred
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Id I'm TrIchInnsIs.

BERLIN, March 10.-The Prussian govern
ment has ordered that experiments be made
concerning the killing Of the bacilli Of
trichinosis in pork by new process. II
successful the American pork arriving here
win be subjected 10 such treatment before
haiuU sold
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Get ont Your ulsters.

NEW York, March 10.--Local Forecast
OficiAl Dunn predicts that by Friday or
Saturday, the third anniversary Of that
memorial storm OF four years ago bliz-
zard Of unusual severity win be raging all
over this part Of the country.
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Ths puncan eIns. Work. nurned.

PTrTsBURG, March i0.-Fire Of unknown
origin totally destroyed the Duncan glass
factory "D,n Of the United States Glass
company, located on Tenth street. Los
$4,000 Two hundred men are thrown
out Of employment.
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,foyements Of Our cruIsers.

WASHINGTON, March l0-The Atlanta,
Bennington and Chicago, Admiral Walkers
squadron, have left Montevideo for La Plate
The Mohican left San Francisco for Port
Orchard, Wash, with the Nipsic ia tow.
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nIanarer Adam. Dead.

BosrON March 10.--Waldo Adams, man
ager Of the Adams Express company, died
here from a complication Of liver and heart
dieaaqac
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MIN Girls Right a Duel.

NEW HAVEN, March i0-Kate Bradley
and Mary Sullivan, Wilimantic mill girls.
fought duel over a fellow whom both love.
Mary was knocked senseless and has a cut
three inches long in the head. Kate was
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Nm unrn rirhl nnnrs-

BOSTON, March l0-There will be no
labor disturbances In building trades this
spring, as the eight hour system viii be an
accomplished fact among the various
branches compromises under the head Of
building trades.
Evening journal., 1892-03-10

The trustees OF the Wilmington Indus.
trial Improvement Company have issued
an open letter which states the object Of
the society. The plans set forth in the
letter have already appeared In fun in
the EvEEINo JOURNAL. -,
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J.R.c. coRRELL,
No. S West Seventh Street.
tIate Of slOlk Market etIstreei, y

No. s West Seventh Street.
Someone having maliciously
reported that my business is
for sale and that l am about to
leave the city, | take this
method of making a complete
denial of the report No change
whatever has been contem-
plated and / am at the north
east corner of Seventh and
Shipley Streets, where | will be
pleased to receive old patrons
and new.
| have on my lists some of
the best properties for rent, sale
and investme MT to be found.
J. r. CORRELL,
REAL ESTATE,
No. s West Seventh Street.
Late o: slOss Mark ct streetl
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cle,elnnd crltlcIse. conrress.

OMAHA. March 1O-George l.. Miller, a
noted Democrat Of this city, says Grover
Cleveland told him few days ago that "the
blunders committed by the present Demo
cratic congress have never been exceeded" I"
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ro nrlre ono cIrnrettes.

Boston, March 10.-The bin making it a
criminal offense TO make, sell or offer for
sale cigarettes in this state passed the house
almost unanimously.
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MIls nnd Holmnn netter.

WASHINGTON, March Representative
Holman and Mills are reported to be inn
proved, and it is said they win be able TO
resume their official duties in a few days.
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nlninn snmeuhnl neiter.

WASHINGTON, March 10 O-Secretary Blaine
is better and his fever has almost disap-
peared and be is less restless. By direction
Of his physicians no visitors are permitted
IN sec him
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Death I'm Niaeara's Rapids.

SUSPENSION BRIDGE, N. Y, March TO-
A man named Cook fell or jumped Off the
bridge into Niagara rapids. His body has
not been found.
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Anor rorn DO PIece..

engine hero exploded, instantly killing John
Stevenson, aged eighteen, son Of Colonel T.
d. Stevenson, a prominent farmer. He was
blown fifty yards and torn to pieces.
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A nlr mon Mm shnt. Down.

MoRRIsTOwN, Pa, March l0.-Hooven's
large mill has shut down for an indefinite
period on account of overproduction. Oven
$50 iron workers are thrown out Of employ
meut.
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I.n.t orerhnnrd.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, March 10-Bark T.
]. Stewart, from Trapani, reports George
Schofeld, the second mate, lost overheard
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slcve EIkIns Decline.

WASHINGTON, March l0.-Secretary Of
War Elzins declines TO be a candidate for
the governorship of West Virginia.
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Innlonsr,s rrnrio Mork.

CHICAGO, March 10. doe Kriever shot
and instantly killed his wife in a drunken
and jealous rage. He then shot himself
dead
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Could In Cdod HeaIth.
rha 30 AasnnlnlIon,. Pnrn.sa

FORT WORTH, Tex, March 10.-Jay Gould
and party passed through here and Mr..
Gould is reported in good health.
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A Fearful blizzard Raging.

ST. PAUL, March 1O-A fearful blizzard
is now raging in the region OF Grand Forks,
S. ID. The wires are down west Of Minot,
< n
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A DInmond Dealer Fails.

Boston, Mrach lO.-W. J. Knowlton
diamond dealer, has failed for $4,000, witt
very small assets
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r. R. ROBINSON 8 CO.,
DANSU2B AND BRoKERa
orner Fourth and Market atrsetl
WANrrn

WANTED,
Equitable Guarantee and Trust Company
tOck.
Stocks bought and sold IN the Nel. York
Philadelphia and Boston markets on commlz
tlOn.
Letters Of creditsgiven, available IN all pai &
1t the world, and drafts on England. Ireland
france. Germany and Switzerland issued.
i R. r. ROBINSON & CO
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DOCTORS MCOY AND WIlDMAN

Late of Bellevue Hospital, New York.
once. S35 Market street, Wilmington.
Where all Durable Diseases are treated with
success. II you live at distance write for
a symptom Blank.
Consultation at Onice or bV Mail Free.
Office hours-9 to II a m; TO p. m. TO Q
D. m. daily.
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snrnh AIihrn Terrr In nn A.rIum.

Terry has been committed TO the Home for
lnebriates
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HELP WANTED.
REWARDS.
nUsINEss oPPORTuNIrIEa.

TOR SALE. = GROCERY STORE FOR
/ sale. includ n0 stock and fixtures. Ap-
ply s. r. Cor. Third end Jackson streets.
DOR SALE. OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
REAL hSTATE.-The well-knOwn "Prac-
teal Farmer" Hotel at Gruhb's. Brandywine
hundred, is offered for sale. or Will exchange
hundred years; the only road house on the
Philadelphia pike between this city and Ches-
ter has a splendid bar and hotel trade JOHN
p. D0NAHOE, $40 Orange street, Whining
ton. Del.
Evening journal., 1892-03-10

DRINTERS-STEAM FIXTURES, CON-
l. plete witt cones. hangers, ETC., suitable
'or quartO or eighth medium presses. Also a
lot Of betting. Apply at EVENING JOURNAL
office.
DRINTERS.-FOR SALE, FOUR LARGE
Imposing Stones. Apply at this Office.
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RoARD AND RonnIs

TOR RENT-A FRONT ROOM WITH
all conveniencee. Apply at No. COS King
street.
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S25 and $40 Suits SIS
IS and 10 Suits IL
IS and ID Suits 10
10 and 10 Suits 8

Very fancy trimmed Jersey
Suits, several designs sold from
SIS to $S, the balance to be
closed out for So so.
ChildTen's Knee Pants, with
hip pockets 4oc.
Every garment marked
down in plain figures, and
if dissatisfied with your
purchase we will return
your m 0ney.
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FOR SALE.

COR SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS AT
Z private sale until March 2lst, at 10l4
Monroe street.
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NTANTED. - BOAeDERS. PLEASANT
w rooms. gas, bath, house heated all
through. Good locality. 62O West Ninth ST..
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ANK1Ns AHp rIHAN01AL
ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK,

Open daily from 3 o'clooka. m. until I D. m.
and on TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS from to
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kendaII's SPAWN Cure.

MoHro vIsro, Colo, Dec q, 1889.
Dr. B. J. KENDALL Co, Enosburgh Falls, Vt:
Gents--In the year 1884 I treated with Kendalls
SPAWN Cure o Bone SPAWN OF seven years stand
ing nearly a. large rs Q hens egg and completely
stopped the lameness and removed the enlarge
ment. Have worked the horse very hard ever
since, he never has shown any lameness neither
can sec any difference In the size OF the hook.
Yours truly. y 3. COOLEY.
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Price ~ per bottle, Or sie bottles for
%. All drUO0ists have e or cass GEE tt
for Vos, Or - sOStG be sent to amY qd-
dress On receipt efPrics bv the prcPsis-
DR.. B.I. KENDALL co.,
Enosburuh Falls. Vermont.
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Entered al me postoaIce al Martinsturg, W. Va
a. second class mail mdfter.
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A long letter from Mr.. Powderly to
Governor Pattison on the subject of
the Reading leases found its way into
newspapers that had room for it yes
terday. It appears that Mr.. Powderly
has much to say about the leases, but
nothing to swear to; and that his pres
ence at the investigation set on foot
by the Attorney General would, there
fore, be matter of no consequence.
When any individual or any communi.
ty has real grievance to complain Of,
taking the shape Of an invasion of law
er the deprivation Of right, there is moi
likely to be such painful hesitation in
facing the test Of serious inquiry. Mr..
powderly appears to have more talent
for talk than for action.
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The family Bible O, George Wash
ington's mother, now owned by Mrs.
Lewis Washington, of Charleston, w,
Va, has been loaned for exhibition at
Mount Vernon. 1t has cover Of
homasoan cloth put on by its original
owner, The Washington Post saws
it is wonderfully preserved for its
age, and al Of its pages are intact
except the first five or six, THAT were
torn out and placed in the cornerstone
Of the Mary Washington monument al
Fredericksburg, Va. The first entry
II ii Is Of the marriage Of Augustine
Washington aud Mary Ball, in 1871
and the next IS Of the birth Of Georgs
washington, February II, 1882 20. 5,
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James Whitcomb Riley's success in
being claimed as runaway son by a
Kansas City woman, in spite Of the
fact that he has known his mother in
timately for great many years, is
very funny, and only needs the Hoos-
Ter poets turning Of the incident into
dialect to make it most effectively 50.
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Ike Ns a MOON.

Iowa thou art waning. hltn % t1cni
Love, thou art over thy pisn1uq1l
waxing wea<y ~ passion1 pale,
Tagging late e desires fan
~. -.1t.atf4I III
Love. thou art lcssonInE. slow. ~ 6ufs
Thy perfect circle could not endured
Fun soon thou wilt be but . broken arc
Sailing on 70 the swallowing dark
Love, thou hast yanishedi no single ray
Shoots from thine orbit across our way.
No ghost OF thee vexes content supreme.
We only remember thee ~ q dreami
Susie NJ Best In Table Talk
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csRALED PROPOSALS. win b reetirsd Al n.
u ONCE Of the Supervising Architect Iro1s1rV
Department, Washington. D. G., until O'clock
immediately thereafter. for all the labor ma
materials required 70 complete the General a..
cavatfon, &c., for the u. 3. Court House ana
In accordance with drawing and specincnfion,
copies Of which may be had on application Al
this Office or at the Office Of q. W. BUXTON. the
Superintendent At MarfinsburR. WA
Each bid must be accompanied by a certified
check for q sum not less than per cent Of me
amount Of the proposal.
The right Is reserved to reject any and ali hid.
and TO waive any defect or informally in anv
bids. All bids received after the time stated for
opening same will be returned 20 the bidder
sealed, marked, Z" PROPOSAL for General m,
cavafion, &C., for the u. s. Court House ana
Post ONCE at Martinsburg, W. Va, and adj
dressed 70. w. J. EDBR00KR.
February 70. 1879 Architect.
2-16-6t. D d.
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The lumbermen have gathered in
Washington to protest against the
placing Of lumber on the free list.
They will probably contend that The
spoliation OF the forests is an Amari-
can industry which the government
should coddle, what time it is not en-
gagged in timber culture and in Arbnr
day exhortations.
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War clouds may pass, but the coasi
defense inventions multiply. Mention
was lately made OF Colonel Berdan's
iron-clod destroyer. and now General
Serrill has devised an electric thunder
bolt for harbor de ense which the Sem
ate COMMITTEE in charge Of such mat
tiers is examining. If our coasts shall
be left naked to the enemy the fault
will not lie at the doorof the inventors.
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# Chill pays the exorbitant bill Of
damages presented by the sailors If
the Baltimore she ought TO be licked
While demand for indemnity is just,
the sums asked are disgracefulls dispro-
portioaate to the injuries received. AL
though the claim has been allowed
that the flag had been insulted, that
has nothing to do with the adjustment
of damages, as the United States was
satisfied with an apology for the af-
front, an insult Of that kind not being
a personal affair and playing no part
in the question Of indemnity. Those
claims must be cut down considerably.
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FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH 4. 1892.

The activity OF the Sugar Trust
ought not to be lost sight Of by Con-
gress. The duty on refined sugar,
though not very large, seems to fur
nish basis Of conspiracy against in
dependent refners and the whole body
Of consumers.
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Of consumers.

Some one Of Central Americas die
tators has not digested his dinner well
and the dispatches inform us that a
general war is imminent and conspir-
acy is the order Of the day. What a
travesty on self-government are the
Latin republics
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Many condemn the use Of perfume as
vulgar, but as long as we have wives
and sisters and daughters and sweet
hearts the industry will flourish.
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.KendalI's SPAWN Cure.

LrrrLE ROCK. Ark. Aug. %. 20
Qents-It is with the greatest satisfaction that
inform you that have cured the following diseases:
sweeney. Sh0uIdeE J0int LaPeness, Stinc
LOtnt LAmemeAD, ShOe-BOil, I1nmeneBa In
Fore Foot. 7 am working on Hip-J0int
Lamenese and Will cure that all with Kendhlrs
SPAWN Cure. It Is the best Liniment for man or
beast have ever used. Irecommendtt TO all horse
owners. Horses that have worked on are valuable,
but without your Eminent would be worthless.
have friends who used It for Sprains and
they ever used. Yours truly. T. q. 8. WELLS.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-23
LOADING A REVOLVER.
Michael Greutmann Receives a Seri
RuIlet Wound.

Michael Greutmann Receives a Serious
Bullet Wound.
Michael Greutmann is alive, because he
did not know on which side of his anatomy
his heart is located.
Greutmann, who is o native of Switzer-
land, % years of age, walked into the Re
ceiving Hospital at 6 80 o'clock last evening
and stated that he had shot himself acct
dcntally.
The nurse in charge of the hospital did
not understand him, and, seeing no blood
on Greutmann's person, asked who was
shot. Greutmann, who was looking very
sulleD, threw open his oyercOat and pointed
TO blood on his shirt He stripped himself
and laid on the operating table IN a very un-
concerned manner for a man claiming to
have shot himself while loading a revolver.
Greutmann stated that lie came TO this city
about two years ago, aud for the past year
and half has worked in coal-yard, 224
Eddy street. Yesterday being holiday he
quit work at noon and went to his room, 1913
Taylor street During the afternoon he
took notion to reload his revolver, and, as
he claims, 1t went of accidentally while he
had the mnzzle of it placed close TO his right
breast. He denied any intention of taking
his life, but was Indifferent as to whether
or not his wound would prove fatal.
DIR. Holmes probed for the bullet, but