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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-26


The Tact Is thai cur thinking shops
t@rea With uutA II ties upon the
80. u cGineers tie floor. IL blocks the very
.~ss 90 and yet The se.l deceived sogl Of man
s .ssea' o.; sad esies, "Iorc' more We need
$500 $50 |" cosne 90 - sai ssy: Work: tho
s9as ssnse,a"
w ssEiasius nay lawn tue other asy. an.
ssass BECAME aware tina; rainbow rose
ae Idropyct tie hose - look at the
1865 u VAS gone The sun hal ssone
Ass sfray In gay own saEiva aaa the bow
= us se,'d tad come - me The truth /, u,ch
VEGA II Nc. STAR 80 Io' the glory of God
A.. efeas Is the mystery OF goaisasss.
~ g'o'y 81 u Is respicadent IN
~ ieafn and homes Who ola .in this
to rsssatsr No.thcf. both Neither.
- = t2is particular T.suaaess /. concerned
- 2 sssay tstag. nFgnx IA linn
$500 TIE .ory oi cod in he rseo Of yssus
ruth incsfasfe is here Ussantue OF
lss The present. noi iAs past CT tho
"a BOT dwci ia the history THAI 10
sle maze It ea,asa age. do ao, ana
49,. 'hs heaven Y jerusalem up'ihs ap-er
$50 ."acAes tie world aere make your isvs
make seur hearts ssav}es: snsss
.rssa Aosf your loese. homes II Rsthsnx,
s'arr. iar sf=s;e at the CARPENTER az
-. Your tsnta ,nearaaie. year reliekon
yo2r God the Christ alive sorsvs,
s@ea' to.ay wear salvation n, -. L.,
ssacs grcves: 90 not Allow tt,aax.sa
Va rs..oa Ard tie degradation Of tia
seek zoe the sa,.ilSc. The
easa GA, ot the present II will con.
That the present Gees nos give to IL
"a 81 al that sasa he Is &c ts.ay. We
va Tee TIE lsht cosneia Way nc. ssse
.ess IA saIs cloud Mas aot observe
- ssoat oar own s,ts'sF Tsere mast ws
A.,,.,x .ses. evSsy one a. Isaac: every one
esoAA., :. -. ,.s gay Asoaass
Mad. :. -. q as esa asia Is
-, ssv that DC 10 nes ca IL We we're
sesi ,ioSe saso II by eAaace We zass
Ne Esst rolnt oas csa !andscApsa.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-18

The time never vss more favorable for
sns~sis,is,r h. grain and sfocse than "a
s,nee~s prirra are 20 Fes esnf lover
thao th.x ought - b 90 teth grain md
sfocke
The recens nseney panic : TIE eaiiss
- these condifleas.
The crofe arr Esnf. 80 zt7' ,s..-
With the exception = Nse=e 'etvet'
cat the country. aa.t the i'tr ~ - = -
-. --s gt.s, erar4 Il = i.af short
-. ...,4.5 ~heat ~iH 49, Sc esrsts ger
-, - shan ffeaest anetsttona.
hi -. =. - psste.f - Hreesiiation
-. :. : ver Wsnkie a Co - Ia
c.,s- sS,..s.s.n. lli.. fes their fe1s
=. ,'''.. - s rsl Flov e. Trade.
-. 80. =. ,....,ipa. q stssp.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-18

CsrcAao. Aug. f7.-wheat was decidedly
veal aurinc IN. first hour and some OF the
early aealings we're at Ac decline from yes.
tersa, : close, but a sharp reaction followed
and before IL O'Clock the price had rallied
cent ana much Of the improvement was
held. The early weakness was due TO the
exfreme dullness In trade, the continued
xeakness in stocks and the general feeling
II unrest and uncertainty in financial cir
cI~-. September OPENED at SIG, sold AZ
fa..- fell Ia 6lssc, went to az and caSea on
10 saA.e. December opened at CD sold at
,ss.e. fsll 10 e9Ac. but reacted 10 s0s-e and
weakened to soise. There wts considnraoie
uheat for sale and but little dcmana anu
consequent weakness for time. During
the last hour the market was weak. Ihe
Close ~as .a Nc lower than yesterday.
Clssing prices;
WHEaT--Augtlst. 81 act September oitsci
Hecenber. os%c.
ConS-August, 3eci sepiomoer. o'9sci
AS, o,,,.@Anruss. aic; September. 2isgci
- ~, -.S~p,enber. $3.50; October. $3.50.
fs.n-Sestember. Ss. 81 October, ss-f2.
Rins--Septonb ber. So; October, s.to.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-18
WAS TAME AND WEAK
Stock Market ListIess and Trsns-
actions Ven Marrow.
MONEY ON CALL WAS EASY
WHEAT Ct,sed Lower Than Day fse'
ssous- Corn Advanc~d--Hog Pro-
ducss ssaxn~af. Cnch<nxsd-

Nxw Yosx. Aug. f7.-Noney On can
has been sazy raging from : 70 =
per eent; last loan a : per cent ana
elosing offered at : per ecnt
Posted rate& tas34&s5A.
AoFeinsnfs on the stock exchange 10
dsy wers q slight inportsncs. a. - svi-
deneed by the transactions which
reached only about one half Of yesfsr.
davis srnall total. The dealings IN listed
and unIi.tsd stocks footed up only lio.-
7cD shares and were confined almost en-
tsrely No the trading element on the
board There vas scarcely any business
10. outsids account. and the commission
houses are not encouraging speculative
onsrations. owing to the difficulty Of
seeurirIr time loan accommodations The
bosinos. troubles of the west and the
unfsyorabls report of the Missouri Pa,
cific and 81. Paul roads Tor tho second
week of August. the former showing a
decrease In earnings OF Sol 90 and tns lat
Ter = decreass of <tis.is0. With the view .
e3dinr 10 the uneasy fe<ling some sock
/ aere ssld on sellers 0pt.ou< ~ prices l 20
points below the Qu0tanons current, Hns
i even bonds we're attached
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-18

Nav Yonx. Aug. E.--Fioun-Nery dull
steady; low grades. si.s6e24o per cvt;
WanAI-Dull, lower. Closing steady
August, es1<c; September. es%ei octo-
bsr. ~; Dscember. 7ese; May esae.
Cokx-Dull, steady. Close; August,
t7k.c; september. Az le; October. lsc,
OArs-D,lll. steady; options dnii, irregu'
lar. August, Di@c; September. S&ei
O.fol,er. 3iAc; November, S2Ac; No. :
wit. o -sober. ssAa 20. spot prices No
:. .0Pa3o8.c, 40. white. io19e.
LAxD-Essier; steady, western steam
closed az q. (as1<c.
Posx-Eirm; qaisti new mess. NA5oa
l5.sQ
Csxssz-Steady; state. large. sasa91sc.
CoFrxE-Options opened steady, 10 point
ND 10 5 down; closed steady, 1905 point
un. September. sil55dl4s3: October
ala s5fa las; November, SA-sod 4.oS
Decemhsr. sff.50dfiGS; January, SlLfSSs
Meo; March. sli.so. spot Rio sieadyi No
:. i54li5'<c.
sraAn-Raw. quiet. steady; fair refining
3Lc; centrifugal-. Sc test. 37lc; reiine'
steady. fair demand; of A. l3l6sa &c
mould A. 3Aa5 s-iee; standard A, 1916,
sac.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-18

First Young Lady at White City. Chi
caeo-Oh. Penelopc, coald ride forever
In those gondolas. How they DO remind
one Of Venice. dear Venice. How do
wish had kept up my Italian. 50 could
converse with that lonely gondolier. /
feel ouirp sure he Is the very one We used
70 hire when wc were last in Venice.
Second YOupg LAdy-oh. Melpomene.
do Try
Gondoiier (.cuftling away in terror)--
BE robs. I'll lose me job IL roll me
tongue at 'enl. I'll send EN- round Tom
Brannizan: he's got ths gall to le a rale
Eys,aiian. Boston Gazette.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-18

ffnYz1cians Eenersiiy fail - reco9ni<s
~ fraDarfance og this fact. but treat The
grr "A Itself instead % The cause Of lho trouble
TEe aofrd spcciaiist. kranklin Miles, NJ. ID.
IL r. nsIs given the greater part OF hls lie
~ r. .fotv % this suo3e-t ard the prtnrtpal
di&.ns ril.s ctlcernin4 IL are 0uc to his elcrtt
fr Nfirs' Restorative NerNtoe. the unri-
xeisf brain and nerve food. 4 prepared on tho
nrInrsole that all nervous AMI many other
1fHIesllfifa of4<inats from di@oruers OF tho
nerrereaferal ffs wonderful sncccss ncurfls
fkrsa dis.Srtfrra II testified to b tao1s4nds IN
arery part % tha land-
Restorative Nervinc cures slcepleesnes%
rersous Drosrr1fion. ditxincss. hystcriA- sct
AL debility. -. Fitus dane. epilepsy. etc -
A. frer frugn 0piates of dangerous drugs IL
A odd On a poslflxe guarantee oy All drug
sfasla OF -rns direct bY the Dr Niles hedir Al
ito klshaFt. in<k. On receipt of price. u Yer
l.oIlls. 80 bottles for -. express prsDal1
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-18

Kate-Thess buzzsaw hats are real
nuisance. I had minc on the other even
ing, and Harry, who was trying to kiss
me. was wearing one also.
Eaith-And of course he couldn't get
bis lips anywhere near yours.
Kate-Undor ordinary circumstances.
no, but l had the presence OF mind to
take my hat of. Boston Transcript.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-18

Freddie is a bad boy, aged 9. and his
brother Charlie is 4 Freddie was at his
usual game of teasing and pinching and
buIlyragging his brother. when his moth
or interfered.
Don't you know" she said reproy'
ingly. that you are laying up trouble
for yourself by and by. by doing tbisT
"Maybe am" he replied desiantly,
.sbut Charlie is gcttiEs his now.'-De-
troit Free Press.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-18

roxno~. Aug. 7.-Tha grain markets
,-,sr.d thi. moxaiEr lower. AZ Liver
,s,.i ,yhsat sas unchanged, bat In very little
demand, corn &C lo~sf. London cafgoss
IN california uheai OF coast aad nearly duo
uare I'd iover ard 81 lower Tor shipment.
E,i.asfng carroes ,f wheat very quiet; wheat
=. ,,,S-srr eas inactive. There IL a demand
f,.r .,aru'.es near at hand. bot not much In
aairv for more disfant deliveries The
Rrench markets were unchanged.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-18

..M I'I|"N b ~ - n 81 - -
vitality DctEssI - 80 -
s1rn tlssi ErE.tn. Tbs
rl.eull .rls.fi. urrres -
4Anaa here. RAY - SD
a. - ana mlas1 imlractils
~ tas,eatire Hcrtt - -
tus. = - saDpit,s -
hr1fL fhsnEs. sitsnaa. a.
Do flt. Gtt44 Htta tso
E4FFo fofEe ne'cf-saff -
ksao thssm active ant
kaa a.thy. A. wiil % seca
~ tna eut toe llDf atfte
fs.,te4.lln< fsoW "a 2
taas ~ tho brain end
ferrai1aiIns IN tttr to@ =
e. - tAe sfIrumot tttrIc.
ahile the naGlcrotls ~"
AZ br4ffc hEt s1rpiy tbe
frarE ia4Es AID elonlr
an viii noces'ftrY ~
salty at.en tne Drain
tnenmes sn zlty s1F d.
nF.iercd " lrvii4bl.lty
~ enhausfiln. tnr bfrte
sofrs ehE1 ~ supple,
II ie.ssnl a. and tho Or
a4-,a rsfeistns tho a..
=. 49,. ......... - Z. -. - -.
-... -. .....--l
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-18
Tie Human Electrical Forces!
How They Control the Organs
Of the Body.

IN. eiarsvteai force Of ne human body. -
- uerse Euld ns4g p ternsed. h an e-p',-
<l.Ifv ATTRACTIVE en,a rtnlcnt ~ sclcncc. ~ u
s,.-<. =. r.ars..i .1l iraccacs On tho heaith
81 tH.s lQ14Es 80 tne bt,af ctffe -
..-..t.-. ...f 80 o. bfs.In 4n1 conveyed -
- - -. a.. -. N4ri,lls o. eans %
- - - .lrr a.. latter ifh tsE
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-18

r-~,o- sro~x YAnps. Chicago. Aug. IL
Caffle-Receipss. 1900; common "a extra
steers. <3o0ta5.i0 10; sfOckers md feeders, s-.-o
a.. ~; COWS and heifers. Si.eo'aS5
Hogs-Rcccipts. $500 heavy, so.Vsd 49, /;
uaixed and medium. so.3Va5.s0; hght. so.vo
d60o.
Sheep-ReceiptS l3.eoo; poor 70 enoiee'
81 15.a4.25. lambs. s2.1o9o.1
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-18
~. P-ry~r.Itv Of DorrowerA

Tom-You want to borrow money!
Why. You refused the loan ! offered You
yesterday.
Chollee-well. yesterday was mere-
" hard up for few necessaries. Today
I need il for some luxuries I've just
learned of.-Chicsgo Record.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-18

r,.~.o.- Mich Aug. f7.-Wheat--No. .
red cash sfiSc bid September, e2Ssc u. Gem
bsr. 7Ot@c; No. l white cash, oi'sc old.
Corn-->o. .. casa. 40.
lata-No. Nhiio, cash. .p1fo.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-18
M. Choiec.

Old Geutleman-Whatw would you like
30 be when yor grow ups
Boy-rd like to be . bricklayer.
That's o conmendable ambition
Why would you like 10 be bricklt'err
"'Cause there's so many days when
bricklayers can't work.'-Tit-bits.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-18
tf,w Or.

Mr.. Oldbean growing ronanticl--Ah.
how wish had hved in the knightly
days Of oldi
Miss YounCtLinx growing weary
Didnt vou. thers Fxchan~e.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-18
"EVERYDJOrS Law BOOK. :

Il the tifle o. tsc - rsxs wotk. p.trarst y
y kieSsrdsr ksoneA l. l. p. nafa4eaf - zoe
Nsu tork FsF
lf en- otcs ~ - uan and wethan - = tnrtl
,ssfn iaeyes D. feachss aisai a. te~f Hehe
-. .-.,t s,..f 4, > - - ss. .e IL rfssitars fhe
rsstoI in afrfficc e~erg lt<laes- tnan iitt.i- -
tvtfs tfste i. az rittl. b r1rfeirf $50 =
iassnf ~ eseFi ssriefl ssetoi - ue feFl-f -
- - "a sa ann Rass .reai t1ttness -
iszn<act -.
ftelcsa fes fin,3arr So cery. - NJ .esse -
r-1f 4..,sf-fs sfarnf. ~ = trhte - r rf.sfs 81
t.,-.t q rartn. klf--st PFN4 y HftNh
ffa i. Febsishsr. - sixtA Aceara - ss'rs
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-18

c.s.sn Gooes-corn. 81 .2salD per
d,,..,, /. tfsraato<< Al 33llf l. 30 par dozen.
CoSsxr.--Roassed: Rio. 9.6i25c; Mari
caibo. 2a32sc; lava. 3ne atci Mocha ana
Java, 10 { sc; PACKAGE, $50 per case.
f4AnD-C Com FOUND. tiercss. &c: compound
50 pound TINS. SIC; pure. fierees. csci
90 pound tins. aci kettle rendered, uerces'
l2c; 5opound tins, Ike
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-18
CHICAGO & WEST MICHIGAN
RAILWAY.

July %. Issa
TocHrcsoQ
Lr. q R'p'ds. 7Eam s 30 am rs nm s1i 80 pm
Ar. Chicago. Il ~ pm no pm Q 20 pm % am
PROM cHrcA9n
Lv. Chicago. q = am 500 an sg pmsff Is pm
Ar. q R'p'dS. % pm is pm 10 s. pmS 10 AN
VAST. soE AND srRAnEA
Lv. Grand Rapids. --.-...-.....-.I = N ft - N
Ar. nlcago-- ....--e0p "a 80 N
To AID Fnon MUSHROOM
Lv.G. Rapids. - m l3pm tGpm
Ar. G. Rapids = 10 IS N Ssspm m 30 p N
TRAVERSE CITY. cHkRLKyofx AND PETo<KEf.
Lx. q. r. ss5pm 80 am II Is pm
Ar. Manis 10 a. pm II NJ pm tsoam
Ar.1rav. Gil 10 pm i2t0pn ---.-...-.
Ar. IharleToix- is pm ID am
Ar Petoskey ....--..-- 3t3 pm 80 am
Trains stop At traverse Clts for dinnsr and
supper
sloWpm
OTTAWA nEAcn.
Lv Grand Rapids $50 an SIS pm .--......
Lv Ottawa beech !. 90 am $50 pm go pm
Sunday train leaves 6rand Rapids - m
leaves Ottawa Beach 30 m
rARLos AND sLEErrSs cAns
To Chi'go. lv. q. II. = am q pan 81 80 pm
| To Petos'y y lv. q. r. TO IAN II is on
Too r.. ". CHICO S1 am sfs pm 81 g Do
| ToG r. w. Petosy l0pm fe - pn
Free chair carr TO Manistss 5 - pm-
sErery day. Except Saturday. Others weel
days only.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-18

Sing a song of sixpence.
A bottle full OF rye,
-Four and twenty guests around
It's exceilency To try.
When the bottles opened
And they find the liquor pure,
Everybody cries at once
.Royal Ruby" sure'
~Royal Ruby" Rye Whisky
l. rye that's pure, old and
mellow Eleven years storage
in wood before bottling gives
II a smooth. oily and pleasant
flavor. The connoisseur always
calls for IT, Quality guaran-
tecd. $50 per quart bottle.
ROYAL WINE co,
Chicago.
For sale by Scribner * Aid
worth. druggist.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-18
AXE SHORE &
: MICHIGAN SOUTHERN.

Tl.e Like Sho-e sia (lfssfana 4. coaneetlgs
utfh 80 Fsi1 r aoa l.. u = - fofms tss
eusrkess an3 sost dfrert reute - fitiehafx
fstfTs q. I. q z. A.. Osrelna4 D
l. Il kogrfs titr faes. Are1f
gAnFs Csxfnsaa 80 1iekss 4rsae
Ne. p xoaEbs stfs<4
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-18
Detroit, Lansing & Northern

U6IIUIII LoIISIIIg % HuItHoIH
July 30. lssa
TO DETROIT.
Lv. Grand Rapids. 101a m = pm 5Dpm
Ar. Dctroit......-....ii 40 m = - p m 10 = n
IRON DETEofT.
Iv Detroit ....... A. an u Gpm 500 n
Ar. Grand Rspids y ~ y N 'sop m ~ 81 n
SAGINAW. ALMA AND 81. Loris
Ly. Grand Rapids ...--.-.. y IN fiS . n
Ar Grand apids.....-.....-.-.il - q m 10 % "a
LOWELL. VA LOWELL A HASTINGS n =
Lv Grand Rapids sOam IN 5pm 5Dp N
Ar from Lowell ........ AZ a. p m St1 y IA
THRo-cH CAR sERSlCE
Parlor cars on all trains between Grand Rap
ids and Detroit Parlor car 70 saginaw oa
morning train.
shvcry dsY. OtbrT trains week days onir.
GKoR0E DEliAyKS. Gen P.ssr Axont
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-18

Mrs. Perkins Johrnys yua come right
down frum TIE top Il sile ladder. AMI III
sivs yoa = whippirg that sou ! renaeFn-
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-18
MANDRAKE

FOR sale BY all Druggists. Price 2 cts. por
box boxes for g. cts CT sent BY MAI, pc 'ass
FREQ. on receipt Of pFico DE-. J. ii. schenck \
Son. Philadelphia.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-18

Johnny Tiscn Fuess I 4 stay up here.
a. there's nothing 70 lose ~ l'.--irook-
lyn Life
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-18
Grain.


Wheat, sc; corn. i3ci new oats, 2Sc; old
oats. 30c; rye 36c; barley. Sl.l0.
Flour, Lily white. Si.65; patent. $50.
Mil Stufs-Middlings sl6.OO; bran. <lo; ;
screenings $3.50 per ton.
Grouuo Feed--Eer ton. sis.00; corn meal,
Per ton. $3.50.
Buffalo Gluten food, $19.Oo including
sacks.
Hay and Wood
TrnoTHY--s9. .00td 1000 per ton.
CIovER-Ss.O0 per ton.
SrRAw-S5. OO0t6.00 per ton.
.WooD-l6-inch beech and maple, dry,
s.. rs per cord; green, 500 per cord.
Wool.
Washed. medium, i5le 2oc.
Unwashcd, medium. 1cld2Oc.
Hides and Taiiow.
Cured hides. No. 1. 3l1c; No. ?. 2'{c.
Green hides. No. 4, 2isc; No. ?. &C.
slecp pelts, 5Octasl.U0; lambs, 25g3oc;
shoarlings. l0di5c.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-18
LOCAL MARKETS,

=
Today wheat Is quoted at 5i cents. the
market remaining very quiet The fruit
market remains good and the prices are
firm. The market in hides. both green
ard cured. is on the Increase. although
the prices remain the same.
Farm Produce.
B,-rrrn--istsisc pr psIund.
Fe..s--1tc pr dozen.
NAY PEASs--15c Per biisbeL
Ts-a<rrs-ajc Per bush'iL
CsanoTs-s0e pe- bslshtl
Ho~rx-Fancy shits. i.3ifc pcr POUND.
FAass rx--3sc per 1ofen-
RkDuaxs--los - dozru esInehe+
Ss<ros.-Green. tssssor Fsr iorsn bunches
ard 81 ca Fer hslshel
tmrnr-f9d.pc per dp<en HalkA
nFrr.-sssfsc ~ Per busnsL
Msxr--.a,c per dossn snnofrs
a-vrss--s...5.sl. .09 pr bsi-hei Tor new.
Ms NrroSis ti eotaifl ~ yer dozen-
wao~rs rarassrs- g. boe7.5s per bushel,
batter dry h-fris-.
Cerss Cas~---sc Per dozen.
Cafasas.-S,,a&ie pes defsn.
s-0s. ssssss--.kf pr posina-
Tf,.sArs.ss--att q pef pound.
Cs-r%~aea4-H HofisoGsss. sfaloc Der dozen.
Carrrrt o-rl,, 80 lper deEsn.
Fssrars - Aierandsrs. tleoft-8 pr
busnel. ard faft1c per hss<re
Fresh Meats.
( Park. rer pousid .....-.-...-.-.-.. - -
/ Reef. young Steers. ..-.i.-....... ~ -
/ Nuffos ...........t. ..ss s.ss.sss 80
/ Lamb ...... .....-...- s-s.---.-..... %,1's
/ Veat ..,i.-..-...--.... esd -
pouitrv.
LIZ. harkeys. sa1oo Ear yeaazl &C for
old.
Tive fovls hens. =.
Lfve cd roosssrs- Per pounds -
epsina d,irka GOD ssae. ioc p>s pognd-
Scrine chscllsns. s'eec pef pound.
Ftsh
pisrk 49,. PER pouni, stfors broas
lraas. pr ps,rnd NAN
Frox~
R.fi. ~ s,srrn. snes n,edlnrn froxs. fsc
! r,sShn., saiss facs snaA. - Frugs m'ls'
- 4r-e~s3.
ehirt-n Cs.srs--s@ar seen. - fss so.
FrutfA
f,.s<4-s--sa r>'7t - rer hcx.
fr.f N-~ Nsssiaes. il hsxes - -
sna So. q - pef hos
ss<ssss-- ssesrains = snsiity 81 's''r-e
- sss<A
The sun., 1893-03-26
THE TOLEDO CRISIS.
Argument Tomorrow ON the Right OF Rails
road Employees to Quit Work.

Argument Tomorrow ON the Right OF Rails
road Employees TO Quit Work.
TOLEDO. March 2a-The great labor strug,
gle in the courts Is to come on Monday.
There will be the arguments in the contempt
cases and the four hearings In the cases OF the
restraining orders recently granted.
One OF these orders. Issued by Judge RiokA,
enioined the railroad companies. their ON
GERS. agents. and employees from refusing to
handle the freight cars of the Ann Arbor road.
The second one was issued by Judge W. H.
Taft at Detroit. 1t enJoined Grand Chief Ar.
thur and Grand Master Sargent from promul.
eating amy rule or order OF any kind Of
tho brotherhood which would require
any Of the employees OF the defendant
ears Of the Ann Arbor The third one Issued
forthwith produce In court the rule or regulR-
ton Of the Brotherhood which required its
members to refuse to handle the property OF
the Ann Arbor Another order was issued by
Judge Kicks requiring the engineers on the
Wheeling and Lake Erie to handle the Ann
Arbor cars. as,
General Manager Ashley has given orders
for n very thorough investigation OF the at
tempt to wreck the south bound passenger
train on Thursday morning. Later examina-
tion shows the escape from loss OF lie to have
The train had already reached the bridge.
and the engine. baggage. and smoking cars
Will were thrown from the track were held
np by tho strong tim bers in the trostlo work.
ce-President J. NJ. Ashley will be here until
after the in unctionS are decided.
The sun., 1893-03-26
THREW 4 STONE At KING HUMBERT
Tho Assniiant Taken to Prison and Saved
from the Angry Crowd.

Tho Assniiant Taken TO Prison and Saved
from the Angry Crowd.
ROME. March 25.-The city Is in q state OF
great excitement over an assault that was
made on King Humbert this evening. The
King was returning from the Villa Borghese.
where no had hcen spending portion Of the
day. when n person having the general appear
ancc OF an Italian workingman threw n stone
Mt the King. tho missile almost striking the
monarch.
There was a considerable number OF people
in tho streets at the time. 1t being about s
o'clock in tho evening. and several persons
rushed upon the nssatiAnt ana seized him be-
fore he Ind chance to make another attempt
taken in hand by the police and ,convcyed to
prison. Otherwise ha would In nll probability
have been killed ny the angry multitude.
An immense crowd asse'n bed and cheerad
the King with frantic enthusiasm. and all the
umphal progress. King Humbert gracefully
acknowledged the ovation. and was evidently
deeply .moved by the evidence OF loyalty on
the part OF his subjects.
The assaiianto King H%mbsrt Is religious
made inquiries regarding his history. and
have ascerthined that he was sentenced to i'm
prisonment for seven years for n murder COM
mittcd n number OF years ngo. In 1873? he
America, the nnihorritios thinking. that they
had got rid Of him forever Berardi. however.
returned recently to Rome. hut his presence
did not attract attention until to-day. He has
tim was to insult King Humbert because the
King declined to he reconciled to the Pope:
Hc also asserted that no had been engaged
in forming Missions for the liberation OF
slaves In America and China The police arc
tryingto ascertain whether he had any &C.
The sun., 1893-03-26
KISSED HIS WIFE TEN TIMES,
Then Schierer Went to Hts Omce and Sho
Himself In the Head.

Himselr In tho Head.
Charles Schierer. aged so. a foreman and en-
Eineer for the New York Chemical Works. 526
West Sixteenth street. shot and killed himself
yesterday afternoon in the companys offlcs
Schierer quit work at 4:3O o'clock. as was his
custom on Saturday afternoons. and went
homo to his fiat ut 428 West Twenty fifth
street He seemed angry because he had for
gotten his newspaper and said he would GO
back to the shop and got it.
Night Watchman Fred Christian was the
only one there when he returned. Schierer
went into the office. Soon Christian heard two
sounds like pistol shots. but paid no atten-
tIon to them. he said. for he supposed
that boys were throwing stones against
the building. as they often do In
2 few minutes he had occasion to go
chair. with his head hanging over the hack
OF the chair and a bullet wound in tho right
temple A 32-calhre revolver lay on the hoor
that affairs at home were not pleasant Mrs.
Scherer says that she went with her husband
to the circus Friday evening. and that theywero
unusually nfrecttonat" He kissed her ten
times. she says. lust before he went to work
yesterday NJ orninR.
The sun., 1893-03-26

They Register by Thousands in the Cities
10 Vote In the LOenI EIections.

They Register by Thousands sn the Cities
10 Vote In the Local Elections.
KANSAS CITY. Kan. March 25.-The reGistra-
ton for the municipal elections in Kansas.
which closed last night was remark ablo for
the heavy registration Of women. Thousands
OF them are now qualified and ready to vote at
the elections which will he held in every city
In tho state on April 4. In this city the women
have shown an unprecedented interest in
municipal politicS. and their vote will be a
large factor In tho election.
Already the candidates are working for their
support. When Commissionsr Of Elections T.
e Foster and ii his sig DEPUTIES closed the books
been granted to women and 8. 2s0 to men.
The registration Of women was the largest In
This heavy registration Of women was due.
In T5e95f s5s to TIE efforts Of The
with their husbands, and Others went In twos
and threes to the Registers oGlce During
load Of women was brought to the reeistration
eSs ths fs1s supplied by the
The registration OF women In the principal
$ss IssrsSsos,h sss4" ssG"f fmpo9is hs9Sss sss: sss
sS5 sS5! SsSse TSssks s5ob wsSts @ Ahl'0n
A,woman Is running for Mayor OF this city.
"a Mdh 81 sssG Sa. rush of wo
election. 1t icing the last day. Colored women
the crush. and several swell society women
loft WITHOUT registering. One young woman am
told that she could not vote, she Guskly re-
piled: can. too: I'm married." II took 4
great deal OF talk ing to convince her that mar
ored Cirl gave her age as n. and said that she
voted three years ego at Wichita The wife OF
Then the Com mmissioner had to guess and be-
cause t; he & mads her a lev years older than she
and vowed that she would NOT mix up in such
scram bic with tho trash OF the city. any way.