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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
do Get for Business pnrposes

4 NICELY furnished real estate o same
with some business. or VIII sol ua toash. ~
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J. II. Johnston s. Co.,
IL Union Square, n. Y.
10 send for Price List.

- 3-5 and closed at 7035. The Illinois crop n
port had most 10 do with the day, advance ~ ia
nOunccd a loss In acreage OF JOOOO). AhpHl i'm"
OF the whole and gave the condition 81 'h' ',.',
Standing only 20. This report. Oh Top ."i 80,
Kansas document. made the trade feel c'ilhh 'ml
the Government report. which Is To b" lSIlFi 10 nll
row. would show further drop. inruru''
continues 10 cover his encrmonS snort mn
lie is supposed to have covered 1,OcV,oo) sh"F'
Inlv in the last two DAYS and TO have possibly ~
much 10 cover. Receipts IN IN" Nof'hN,rl
were lighi eighty -loHr receipts here w. 80
cars the estimate for TO morrow i 2l3 '"'h WI
weak July sold from - TO - Is ana closet nj
ia 3od "A IL. Receivers keep talNns mr-'' r.
ce!pts. shippers poor cash demand. The weather.
IS getting more favorable for corn Receipts W'i''
207 cars: the eStimat" for i0morf3W .r
100 ears. July oats sold p",M
30 s. aud % 5S and closed n 80 i. lIi@ern
were AOl cars the estimate for to MORO" - ~.
Drcyfls the French operator. who has been ",'','
heavily through CounScman. Is supposed !" INV
taken back today the break some OF we '"IS
oats recently liquidated by him. Provisions IA
another sharp advance: manipulation by me ~,
Wright and Cudahy. had most to do win H. w, f
took 1.OOO.OOO ribs at III" opening anu piu ~,
eOOOOuO more. Pork advanced 90 cents mlrI,
and held about half OF 1t lard. 80 cents hnhuren'
and held almost all Of 1t. RIBS advanced 10 'pn'.
ana kept about half. There only II 900 hoS,
the estimate for to- morrow IS only l9,Ooo' prices 1T
the yards were 10 10 Is cents higher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10

CnAMBEkMAiD and Wal rEt.S.-iIy
neat young girl can 60 PLAN laundry CORK
no objection " private boarding -hous.. 2io
/ Ist-aNc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
domestic 5ltuanons Uanteo
Males.

COALBMAN.--By a married man. VINO
thoroughly understands his business; city
or country Ea- fir>t-cla-ss rcfeichc - L.
D.. / " 81 iiih-s,.
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HAMBt.RMAID.-By competent gnl;
good sewer; or walt on lady. Call between
10 and II o'clock. PRESENT employer. ~
WEI 41fh..f.
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COTTON ARKFTS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Galveston. May 0-Cotton nominal mdnine'
&c: low mlddling 3-1Gc. good ordinary. % 10 roc
net and gross receipts. 80 ba,S: sales. ia bales
sulnners lOl bales. stock, 4j.1S9 bales
Norfolk. MAY 9.-Cotton firm: miding. 3ec, 10"
middinc. 316c: good ordinary. Ol-2c hrt r"
C,lpts co. bales gross, 742 bales: exports I" ,h'
Continent 1000 bales cCastwiSc. 5JS bales, sales
900 bales: stock. &,0l3 bales ,,.
New orleans. May ?.-CottOn firm: good midulhg
7-.-c mIddllng j-sc: low mlddlins, BLOC; good
ordinary &c: net receipts. 1906 bales; gross, -
bales: exports to the Continent 1858 bales sales
315O bales: stock. 11O.6-% bGcS. -
savannah NAV 9-Cotton steady middling. o16c
low midding j-IGc: good ordinary. q l3l0c; ~.
and gross receipts. 10 bales sales. 42o bal's s'ocA
Al bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
domestic 9ituatioms tuanteo
Females.

spectacle young irish girl. BONLS1ON 5
AGENCY, 407 6th-ave., daughter OF late J.
W. tafI enter.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-10

LOVES Investments are always
drawing dividends.
WHEN good man goes wrong. God
loses Il witness.
THE world is full O. religion that
did not come from Christ.
EVERY man WHO leads men, ought
TO tie Il follower of Christ
NOBODY looks for fruit on a tree
that Is covered with tho Ms.
TuE letters of sin are rivctcd in
fire, and burn as we'll rs bind.
NOTHING but sin makes Il man get
mad when the truth hits HIM.
.IoI that isn't shared with some
body else soon brcoIlc> moldy.
EVERY spark of mercy ir us comes
from tire that God has kindled.
EVERY good man is a monument
to the fact that Christ has lived.
If we hinder Gods work IN our
own hearts, we roo the whole world.
THOSE who trust most IN God are
the easiest people to please on earth.
The devil gets your vote. when
you help to put wicked man ia
Office
Tile man who lives only for him
self, is engaged in very small bust
ness.
GRATEFUL content is the best sauce
that was ever served with any din
iIcr.
TIE devil would have to go out OF
business if he couldn't use white
wash
a MANS size in Heaven depends
upon how much he weighs for God on
earth.
EVERYBODY knows that snarling
church member is Il stranger to Jesus
Christ.
The meeting is very often shut the
tlghte>t, Just rs the leader declares
ii open.
If srumbling could be exchanged
for gold. how many of us would soon
hc rich.
G~D'~ rewards to us will depend
upon the amount of heart We put into
our work.
TIE man who is not doing his test,
10 HoC 'toIIlS LIIIIlS CtIsil NiOu
him to do
DIFFICULTIES may discourage. but
:hey cannot overcome the man who
trusts in God.
EVERY man will die DISAPPOINTED
who does nothing to make the world
brighter and better.
WHEN Il young man takes his first
drink, ne gives the devil an ironclad
mortgage on himself.
Do>'r think that God has forsakcn
YOU. just because things do not ap-
pear to tie going right.
no CHRISTIAN ever has an anxious
thought while he Is believing that
God is always good.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-10
Hr Begged Mrs. Hanna's Pardon,


The Lexington, Ky. reporter who
was anxious to furnish sensational
detail, about the >ccarcc dcfaicatiun
came pretty near being able t. furn-
l>h them in u way he did not relish.
\ Lealcr man called on Mrs.
Hanna, the handsome young widow
in the case, when the following &C
Cured:
Mr.. Hanna was told that il was
probable tha: Mr.. Sccarce. ST, could
not come to his sons AID.
''Why." she replied. ''hc must he
a hard sort of a father.
Would yoll have gravhaired old
man make himself pcnnile>s for such
d SON. inquired the rerortcr.
II would for the man l loved"
was her quick response.
DO you mean that YOU love Mr..
Scarce and would sacrifice your en-
tire possessions to save HIM from
rrosccutIon:' asked the reporter,
possibly venturng too far on the iii-
pulse Of Mrs Hanna's fervent hyIa,-
tnctical observation.
Like a fash she spran4 from her
seat. pI!led open IL bureau drawer.
drew out large revolver, ard, point
ing it at the reporter, head, ex-
claimed: Il Will give you two sec
onds to leave this house: you news
paper men have imposed on me ~
making me say things that | should
keep to my>eIf. Unless YOU leave
Immediately l will blow your brains
out"
Ev this time the pistol was on a
level with he Leader mans eve, nd
p, b. glanced int. the stecly looking
iarrcl he wondered II >ac really
would shout.
Hastily begging Mrs iannas par
don for intrudlng Oh her and assuring
her that such display was not hccon-
Ing in lady. the Lea Ter reporter
bowed HIM, Il out.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-10

MICHIGAN men don't feel as they
had eloped if thy don't leave a wife
and four children in destitute circum-
stances
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-10
TRUMPET CALLS.
Rams Horn Sounds Warning Note to
the Unredee med.

IL r. X +. are no
:ur Mt les in
Heaven.
THE devil Oft
en- wears Il white
travat.
Cons peace
will! not stay IN u
thankless heart.
\ SIlIF TI.E>S
nanllovcs TO talk
a bout his bad
luck.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-10

THE interest on the public debt has
been anticipated paid before il is due.
But the pensiols-oh, we'll, is the man
who carried e.1n as good as the r.aa
who bought the bonds:
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-10

WHO ever heard of wheat, oats. cot
ton. and corn being at present prices
when money was plenty: Don't all
answer AS once.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-10

UNDER no circumstances will the
people be compelled TO pay their debts
in gold. THEY'LL tight first.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-10

Nothing short Of actual ownership
can ever control the railroads.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-03-25
SCIENCE OF ALL KINDS.

IT was Prof. Hufeland's opinion that
the limit of possible human life might
be set at two hundred years; this on the
general principle that the life of nearly
all living creatures is eight times the
years, months or weeks of its period Of
growth.
DIVERS in the clear waters of the
tropical seas find that fish of different
eolors, when frightened, do not all dart
in the same direction, but that each
different kind takes shelter in that por-
tion of the submarine growth nearest
to its color.
MANY of the stars are heavier than
our sun. For example, Mizar, the mid
die star in the tail of the Great Bear, is
forty times as heavy as the SUM- To the
naked eye there are five or six thou
sands of these heavenly bodies visible.
In all probability there are worlds re-
volving around them
EXPERIMENTS are to be made with q
light brick for interior partitions, cell
ings and other places where crushing
strength is not required. With ordi-
nary clay and sand about fifty per cent.
of fine sawdust will be mixed; the brick
will be nodded under heavy pressure
and then burned until the sawdust %
consumed
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-03-25

FLAMES in the cotton mills at Exeter,
n. H.. caused loss of $3.50, 600.
AT Jamaica, l.. J.. a severe earth
quake shock was felt, causing houses
to rock and breaking windows and
crockery.
THE Stonipgton line steamer New
Hampshire was struck by lightning on
her trip from New York to Stonington.
The elelecric wires carried the light
ming all over the steamer and great
damage was done, but none of the pas
sengers were injured.
The capital stock of the New York
Central & Hudson River Railroad COM
pany has been increased to an even
500, ZOO, 600.
TIE governor of New Jersey has
signed the bill making horse-racing
for purses or prizes unlawful in the
months of December. January and
February.
The new military post to be estab-
lished near Essex Junction, VT, will
be named Fort Ethan Alien, in honor
of the revolutionary patriot
MINISTERS and prohibitionists inter-
estcd in the formation of new nation
al political organ ization held a confer
epce in Pittsburgh, Pa. The platform
recognizes God as the author of civil
government; equal rights for all with
ont respect to race, color or sex; aboli-
tion or suppression of the drink traffic;
and such other moral, economic. fnan-
cial and industrial reforms as are
needed in the country.
IL Boston Mrs. Frances Hitler, the
eccentric widow of DIR. Hitler. who is
the possessor of 5000, 600, married
Peter Surrett, her coachman.
On the Erie road trains collided at
Lackawaxen, n. Y, and Pullman
sleeper was demolished and ten pas
sengers were injured, some of them
seriously.
AT her home in Old westbury, L. l..
Mrs Sarah Rushmore Hicks died at
the age of 1903 years
THE 12-year-old wife of Henry Hinck-
ley. of Bridgeport. Conn, gave birth to
triplets, two girls and boy.
FIRE destroyed the Kinyon block and
the Jones block at Oswego, n Y, the
total loss being s175, ZOO.
In the Massachusetts legislature .
petition was presented which pro-
vides that Intoxicating liquors shall be
sold only by salaried appointees of the
state.
SOMEWHERE between Akron, O., and
Pittsburgh, Pa, a mail pouch contain
ing over SIS, 900 in drafts mysteriously
disappeared.
IN Boston Lewis A. Wright, aged II,
has confessed to starting the recent
large fires.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-03-25
FRCM WASHINGTON,

Ire president has fully doo;do3 70
send a commiss;on 20 HIT; 20 -,
vestipate the recent r.volntion and 70
renort he fore The neet;no ~ The n.,t
CONGRESS-
AT the las, session NJ conoress ss7 nm
was annronr;.t.d IN nav nnnI,v.. ~
Tho brre.r "a .roro,!r9 and t,t;s,;,t =
nnd =, nsc. ;;,cfdeniot sxneneas II
bss irst hoon d;soororod ,bot ~. a.,
crnssed hill sigr.d bv tho nrss;dan,
onIv carried The sum ~ se7 Tbe cIar'
;c,i error came, he rs.,;sed rnt;1 oon-
prcss again conr.ncs
The resignation of ex-Gov. w NJ.
Stone. of Iowa, an commissioner of the
general land office. to take effect March
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-03-25
WEST AND SOUTH.

WALLS of q burning factory in Chica-
go fell upon a cottage and crushed to
death S. J. Charter and his wife and
two girls, aged 10 and IL years
ALMOST one-half of the village OF
Polk City, Ia, was destroyed by fire.
THE annual convention of the Ma
tional Republican league will be held
at Louisville, Ky, May 10 next
The court of appeals in Maryland
has decided the single-tax system un-
constitutional.
FIRE ruined the Utah Loan and
Trust company's building at Ogden, the
loss being si25, 900; insurance, SIS, 900.
In a mine ut Anderson, L T.. an ex-
plosion killed nine men and injured
eight others probably fatally.
AT Fayette, Mo-, George winn, a va
grant negro. was sold for six months
under the state vagrsucy laws to
Charles McCampben, OF Glen Eden
Springs, for $40.
DAVE HUTCHINSON, William Railey,
Mrs. LeFevre, Albert Moore, A. Nc
Donald and two unknown men perished
in a prairie fire in Russell county,
Kan.
HENRY JOHNSON and Augustus STAN
ley, two Pittsburgh hunters. were
drowned in the Kankakee river near
Riverside. Ind
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-03-25
EoREIaN INTELLIGENCE.

I . IN the Sprudel strasse at Carlsbad q
building collapsed while men were re-
pairing it and fourteen were killed.
MosLEM rnobs in Casarca, Turkey.
had established a reign of terror over
the Arlnenians and bad robbed hum
dreds and killed many.
IN a convict prison in Moscow several
cases of cholera have appeared
A BAND of sixty pirates were massa-
cred by the villagers in a Chinese town.
AUSTRIAN, Swiss and German Catho-
lies have petitioncd the pope that he
call an international conference to
take steps to abolish gambling at
Monte Carlo.
On account Of the spread OF cholera
in certain districts in Russia a congress
of sanitary officers will meet in ST.
Petersburg and arrange for protective
measures against the disease.
IN Brisbane, Australia, and its SUI
burbs the damage done by floods was
estimated at SIS, 600. 900.
SOME 200 villages around Warsaw
and the town of Arecheff, in Russia,
were inundated by a sudden thaw and
there was great distress and millions
of ruhles damage.
On the Mountain division of the Can
adian Pacific in Manitoba a snow slide
carried away the track and snow sheds
and buried twelve men. Two had been
taken out dead.
The death from heart disease of NJ.
Jules Ferry, but recently elected pres
r i
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-03-25
INTERESTING NOTES.

SAND on the coast Of Coney Island IL
said to be getting very scarce.
GLORY HALLELUJAH JONES is the i'm
posing name of . Mississippi colored
person
BUFFALO has an "agency Of direc-
tion," q sort Of philanthropic intelli-
gence Office which makes no charge for
its services.
IT is said more trees were blown down
throughout southern Oregon during the
late storms than during all other storms
in the history Of the state
THE highest priced town on the line
of a railroad in North America is said
to be Calgary. the center of the Alberta
ranching country. Beer is sold there at
twenty-five cents . glass, and the bar
keeper bottles up what is left after he
has turned out glsssful
The term ''tabby cst' Is derived from
Atab, famous street in Bagdad. inhab-
tied by the manufacturers of silken
stuff called atibi or tafety: This stuff
Il woven with waved markings Of wa
tered silk resembling . ''tabby" cats
coat
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-03-25
EpitOme of the Week.
INTERESTING NEWS COMPILATION.
U. S. SENATE m EXTRA SESSION.

~ ~ EhT SIootNlys
MoNDAr, Marrh ia-fhe seaate dis
cnssed the .tssSlution offered BY MIR.
Msnderson intended tn limit the action
OF the senate in the present extraor.
dinary session to executive natter.
not requiring cooperation ~. The part
of the house, te. no decision was
reaea~d.
WEDSEsDAr. March iS.-In the sem
ate resolutions of the Massachusetts,
legislature favoring the annexation Of
the Hawaiian Islands were presented
and laid on the table. The committees
OF the senate S-ers reported and agreed
to The president sent Ii, ionE list OF
appointn eiitS AMONG the.4 being that
Of William Schdoo, of New Jersey. to
~ assistant secretary of the navy, and
Edward L. Whitney, of New York, to
lie assistant attorney general.
THURSDAY, March 16. - The only
business transacted In the senate wa
the presentation IF Various memorials
frorr the legislature of North Dakota
and the reference of resolution for
the appointment of a clerk to the COM
mittce on national affairs at S., ,440 per
annum- Adjourned until the 10th.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-03-25
LATER NEWS,

TIE general council of the Ia Dor party
of Belgium, composed of delegates from
worllingmen's societies throughout the
country, has resolved unanimously to
proclaim a general strike in case par
Lament fails tovote universal suffrage.
The council has passed similar resolu-
tions before, but has never put them
into effect
NINE SCHLIEMANN, widow of DIR.
Schliemaun, the famous explorer of
ruins of ancient buried cities, has de-
termIned to present TO the United
States national museum 4 portion of
the relies unearthed at Troy by her
late husband.
On the 18th the United States court
at Toledo, O., rendered n decision
against boycotting. and commanded
Chief Arthur of the brotherhood Of
Locomotive Engineers to declare of the
boycott against the Toledo & Ann Ar
Dor road.
OK the 18th an application was made
in the United States court at Cincin-
natl. before Judge Sage, for the ap-
pointment of receiver for the Cincin-
natl. New Orleans & Texas Pacific rail-
road.
JoHN s. GRAVES, who had been
searched for and supposed to be dead,
showed up in Muncie, Ind, on the 18th,
after an absence of twenty-one years,
to claim his share of large estate.
On the 10Th President and Mrs. CIeve-
land resumed attendance at the First
Presbyterian church of Washington,
continuing the use of the pew formerly
occupied by them.
MoSTANA's silver statue of Justice.
modelled after the beautiful form OF
Ada Rehan, and cast in Chicago, is
ready to be put in place.
KRUPP's big. gun, the l24-ton mon
ster, the biggest gun ever made. reached
Baltimore, on the 18th, en- route to the
Worlds fair.
The saloons, cigar stores and news
stands at Memphis, Tenn, were closed
on the 10Th, the first Sunday in twenty
years
An explosion of dynamite occurred
near Searsdale, n. Y, on the 18th. caus-
ing the death of two Italian laborers
SEVERAL of the Mexican states have
protested to President Diaz against the
removal of import duties on cereals
The total loss sustained by 1sO in
surance companies in the late Boston
fire was 8, ,691, $50.
SECRETARY HoKE SMITH is pushing
the preliminaries for the opening of the
Cherokee strip.
The senatorial election in Spain re-
suited in a sweeping victory for the
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-03-25

IN Nosfelk, Va, nearly every saloon
keepe5sNas Indicted by the grand jury
for TfsatinS the Sunday lsW..
Is Kansas Mrs MARY Y. I;sass Ras
been, sleeise tTskat OF the state
soard of charities
AFTER a dispute Ma his wife Har-
land Murry. of st. Louis, attempted to
shoot her, but tho bullet instead
struck anA .iiled his 67-year-old
Mother.
IN a prize figsssats Grand Rapids,
Mich, between Edgar Btoome twhite)
and Albert Taylor tcolored) Broome
was struck probably fatal blow.
NEAR Holton. Ran, the three chill
dren OF BENJAMIN Flelsch were fatally
burned in fire that destroyed their
fathers hoHse:. :. -.
Thf dead bodies of Miss Alma Num-
nemacher and W&B. Miller, both OF
Christian, Miss The father Of the girl
is wealthy man. and his refusal to
consent 10 their marriage caused, the
young couple TO take their cwn Lives.
THE death Of Henderson Smith ce,
turr,d at Quincy, ILL.,, aged i1g years.
He married his second wife at the age
of 90.
THOMAS DIxoN's house at Rutherford
ton, n. c., was burned and his wife
and two children perished in the flames
FLAMES swept away the Wheeler op-
era house at Toledo, O., the loss being
5000 600.
ABNER CARTER and his wife shot and
killed each other near Relfoo: Lake,
Tenn, in a fit of dependency.
AT New iberia, La, Mrs. Vincent
Oliver, Mrs Walker and the latter's
child were killed while crossing rail.
road track in front Of train,
N Chicago nearly 500 new hotels have
been erected for the entertainment of
worlds fair visitors.
WILLIAM SCHwAB & Son, album
dealers in New York ci.y, failed for
s225. 600
AT the age of 1O9 Washington Dale,
colored, and worth about $50, 600. died Of
pneumonia in Kansas City, Mo. He
had a careful record of his birth and
life, with statements Of ownership since
his 10th year.
THE oldest settler of the state of 1lli-
nois, Capt. Daniel Smith Harris, died
at Galena. aged IS years.
THF death Of Ten. Simeon b. Brown
occurred in St Clair, Mich, at the ape
of 81. He took part in seventy-three
engagements in the late war.
AT Kickapoo, Kan, George o. Sharp.
postmaster and justice of the peace,
died of erysipelns. He was the oldest
postmaster in point of consecutive years
of service in the United States
ALONG the Kansas border there were
1000 families awaiting the grand rush
to the Cherokee lands, and it was
thought that the Indians were anxious
to elbse the sale Of tn. strip: If she
opening is delayed Until fall 5000 pe0-
pie will be destitute:
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-03-25

PostmistressM Maba1ss =ALa9ler nf- -I-o
cal, Jeff Thebes was the county seat
Dn ,n indcr county and when the
of openii &c CAIRO NOW Is was Only
by Hughmp and water.
a young return trip the rnests were
Zee 'ho tables repaired for
The Flor the zest of the "trip and
earthed ,,o,t ot ~. c,rnrs;n, and
stolen pr .,,-...,....,.,;..i,...5 ii
estimates Ill >O'''''ei &c '''''' '''"
Several ti;es Of al 10 q keen edge.
thieves In supper was ready there
their plr -. 90 s,,isrr oil ord epcI q
Oysters, celery, salads of sew
uen. ids, beef, chicken, WINS;
Cen c1liccd III sherry. strawberries,
moved to in fact everything crayed
into lots iJstidiou- taste of al epicure,
LAFAYETTE crunty,