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The Lamar register., 1893-07-15

The Boston Globe is at loss to
understand why any one will remain
in cyclone country who has
and move away. II the serene editor
of the Globe could but once see cy
clone pull up the stakes and move Il
settler away, he would sec what n
work of supererogation it would be
for the settler to exert himself in
the matter.
The Lamar register., 1893-07-15

THERE is class OF thinkers who
believe that the time is coming when
the world will become too small for
the race. But if the navy gets its
new submarine boats in order and
our New England inventor succeeds
with his flying machine. we need not
greatly worry. There will be plenty
of room for us all between the bottom
OF the ocean and the top of the sky.
The Lamar register., 1893-07-15

1r has been said that more war
vessels are lost in times Of peace
than in times of war. There are
certainly more vessels practically
lost because they grow useless and
old-fashioned than are lost oy the
shock OF battle. So many new in
ventions in the apparatus OF naval
warfare are made that the effective
warship OF TO-DAY will be useless
twenty years hence. Constant and
enormous expense is the price w.lich
must be paid for navy.
The Lamar register., 1893-07-15

A GENTLEMAN named Astor. who is
in a literary line in London now. is
engaged in decrying the worlds fair
An effort should be made to induce
him to come over. not as spectator.
but an exhibit He is probably as
unique specimen of Anglomania as
the world can boast. and particu-
larly interesting from the fact that
his grandpa, worthy peddler OF
coon skins, never manifested a sign
of the disease.
The Lamar register., 1893-07-15

CRooUET is said to be coming into
fashion again. This is good news for
lovers of that old-fashioncd game
Croquet is a game that requires easy
but not violent exercise. and one in
which steady hand and clear head
are of great benefit to all partici-
pants. Besides it affords u much
better opportunity for innocent ilir-
tations than does lawn tennis.
The Lamar register., 1893-07-15

WHILE John j. Haggerty, Esq. i.
was very drunk indeed he jumped
from the Brooklyn bridge. his inten-
tion being to win one certain pint of
beer wherewith to get drunken The
circumstance that he was uninjured
constitutes the public's grievance.
and the fact that the police snatched
Mr.. Haggerty so soon that he did not
get the beer. must tinge the episode
with melancholy from his standpoint
The Lamar register., 1893-07-15

For the first time the state OF
New York is engaged in the prepa-
ration of an accurate topographicai
map of its area The work is being
done at the joint expense OF the state
and general government 1t would
appear from this that even the effete
East does not get every thing at
once, for New York has been a state
for quite while.
The Lamar register., 1893-07-15
titan

Grasshoppers Ia great numbers
pesred Ia the Vicinity OF Pleasant Z
sal, Lake. and arc deAli7g destruci
kinds O! vegetation.
Oscar Z. Hnl. cashier Of the &
National bank of Ogden. has been
dciAnlter In the SUN OF sss .OOp.
eoyery was made on the sth whe
forced To make a showing Of The
the busincss Experts have Jlsed
orookesiBess of Hill to cover 4 peTll
years That he had been able TO
government Inspector and the "
20 long Is an evidence Of one OF the
steals ia the history of banking inl
But for the defalcatioa the Comu1
tioual was one OF the mos; solyent
the city, as its directors are
weAlthiest men In ogien. One OF
O. Harkness Of McCAmmon. Idal
Armstrong OF Ogden Il president 4
which was organized In 1854. hay1
private bank for ,yl year. prevj
capital stock was also, 90 with
serve fund The deposits were los1
Depositors sill be fully paid. bat
will not resume Cashier iiill is
and has wife aGd one child He
parents somewhere In California.
he stood high In the confidence
ployers and the community. He ,
the banking business for many yel
the position OF cashier in the
when II was made national insui
has assigned his home and all his
the bank He will without doub7
euted by the government. The
will result In well-nigh rulniug
stockholders.
The Lamar register., 1893-07-15

A MADRID anarchist exploded
bomb for the purpose of disintegrat-
ing the person of an official against
whom he entertained prejudice
Careful search may discover enough
of the anarchist to hold an inquest
upon. The official, aside from the
annoyance of having his sleep dis
turbed. feels rather grateful.
The Lamar register., 1893-07-15

AN ex-assistant pastor whose
labors were within the fold is
missing, together it is rumored with
sum of money belonging to wo-
man who had trusted him. II is
generally believed that the most con-
siderate pastoral attention to the
lambs of the flock does not include
the shearing of them.
The Lamar register., 1893-07-15

RoBERT BucHANAN, the scotch
poet and playwriter. prints the re-
mark: Il have known only two
really sane men in my life. Walt
Whitman and Herbert Spencer
"All the world is queer but thee and
me-" said the ungrammattcai old
Quaker, land thee is little pecu-
liar"
The Lamar register., 1893-07-15

The feature OF the celebration AZ
on the Fourth was the planting q
and stripes on the top of sundAnca
The rock Is almost pcrrho,sieula
heretofore been considered 'inacc<
X. Rogers. who made the ascent
the feat by driving wedges IN thel
the rocks. lie says the top OF thl
level and its area is abo.t threc1
2n acre.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-07
CRUSHED TO DEATH.

Er0at Of . Building Falls 1t Rankin, Pa.
-Oae Chila Killed and Another Fatally
Hart.
PTTrsBURGH, Pa. Nov. 6.-Sunday
evening At Rankin, near Braddock.
John H. Richards. aged - years, and
his sister Alice. aged years, children
Of James Richards. were walking past
. new brick tenement house in process
of construction on Brxddock avenue.
Without warning the entire front Of
the structure fell out into the street
John was instantly killed and Alice
fatally injured The children were re-
turning home from Sunday school.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-07

CHICAGO, Nov. 6
HoGs-Market only moderately active and
weak. Prices l3I lSc lower than Saturdays
cos.ng ii lures Sales ranged Ut e. i0ft6 o. for
Pigs: - 7oiS - for light: s5.1 s0s s. for rough
,ackin-: Is sJG6a 20 for mike, Al! &ae0i6 %
For nrav packing and shipping lots.
CATTLE Market only modera civ active and
price, stead. Texans :i!ly 10; lower Quota.
t;o,s ranged q 3ST5 g. 'Or choic. to extra ship
ping Steers A40a5a5 for gpo l to choice do !;
So - as for fair to rool: &; 1885, for COM
mon To :n.',iiurn d.: s: % $50 for butchers
Steers: =. 3Oa3o) for S,oc,sers: IS io1na 80 for
Feeders: sl.:5 30 for Cows: e. s5I 9 20 for
Heifers: si.5Ja35 50 for Bulls: 6: NG3Oo for
Texas Steers: s265 "a ~ for Western rangers
ard s2 50Q5 a. for Veal Calves
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-07
NE GAVE BAIL.

JoAgs jeakias Fasnishes Beads for o3o..
ees U.ser .. isd.csnaks
MILWAUKEE. Nov. Dust before the
municipal court met Judge jenkins,
Of the United States circuit court,
appeared in the clerks Office and
signed bonds aggreRatihg &C, go
for his appearance under the old
and new grand jury indictments
charging him with embekzlement and
Illegal banking. His sureties are b.
X. Miller. ST.. and +. G. Bigelow.
Judge Jenkins was . director in the
PlankintOn bank, which failed last
July. but he paid no attention to the
affairs of the Bank.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-07
SWIFT Is CHO6Hg,
Gleessd chieago's aesyor pro
sesm. lase Night.


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go - ~ sloee - . 0eW v0oo
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to Voeo. - ~ bolloe - throWa ct
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0n0Vo. swift ~ tneo SVEN n.
~ aVsseal Essssssa.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-07
ORIGIN OF A Big eosToN FIRE

Hoathfui 1nc~ndisry In Jail Coafesses to
Having Set It.
BOsToN. Nov. 6.-Louis A. Wright, an
ls-year-Old lad Of Newton, Mass, now
in Jail Ms an incendiary. has confessed
to having set the big fires in Boston
last spring which 50 startled Boston and
caused wholesale jump in insurance
rates. His fires included the Hecht
building. the Amea. Lincoln. Brown,
Durrell and other buildings burned in
the so-called Lincoln street FIRE, beside.
sundry other buildingA His work
caused loss Of property Of 5000. oOo
and eight deaths
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-07

WAsalx010x, d. c.. Nov. FIRE
paratory 70 the election Senator Pal
1sr has Just been making the rounds
Of Ne departments and seeing the
pessadsat for the purpose Of settling
oP so0e Of The Important Illinois
aPPolnt0eats. A. . result q this
W0ek u nay b stated with reason
eble certainly that the Hon. John W.
8eatef Of K1ox county win b ap-
pointed collector q internal rev.
6aao loe tAs Peoria disteise;
- Ne Hon. Sherwood Dlxoa
81 L. eeaaty vim sueseed 1lilehFi6e
- Ua1osa 0e61eo DISCREET atAeeuet for
~ oogoAeen dlstsies G 1llinels, ~
~ 0ooeoooo1aelve Ihe0as y. CIR.
80 q CAanPelg.. Vim - esPeiaAsa
eDoo1ol oGooG e ~ iaeogaal covoouo
/eoogemSoe - ~ OeaAo a I1llnoio.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-07
MALI 4 Block eURNEo.

1llxAsxra. n. j., Nov. 6-Half .
6ooek Of business and tenement
housss on Union square WIS de-
sesoyed by IRE ut . o'clock . m
osvea fsmilics barely escaped with
thsir Fves The goods In the
stores Of Louis Binkler and Jacob
Beloski, Polish Jews, who occupied one
Of the buildings. were found saturated
with Oh. The two men aee under ar
rest, charged with settiag the buildings
on IRE to obtain the insurance. The
Loo was So. 600.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-07

Than cure, and those who are subject
to rheumatism can prevent attacks
by keeping the blood pure and free
from the acid which causes the dis
ease. You can rely upon Hoods
Sarsaparilla as remedy for rheuma-
tism And catarrh. also for every form
of scrofula. salt rheum, boiis and
other diseases caused by impure
blood. 1t tones and vitalixes the
whole system.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-07
THE NATIONS CAPITAL.
Wnns sssssse vsssAsss nay - Nsss-
Oshse NsWs.

Oshss Nsws.
WssAsngtoo, DEE. 9. Thers ere ru-
0ooD that Ssoaene v0oseooo VIII INTRO
0ooo . S.ee coinage ollvoe bcll q the
Ooo0ln9 Of ~ regular ooo1eo0 Of co.,
GleO. Voogoeeo oee1iN . % talk about
u 0oetos, but tt y POINTED cut that
- ~ always been . ellvoe man. ao1
0eelose1 during The ooeoeo On The re-
011vUe than alWAys. Al any rate tt q
000oeico We cot shelveo b The passage
@ sho reveai bill. On the cootfasy the
GDV1 Doa ~ The nght b y only begun.
- keep u veil % tie fro0t In coonec
e1oa NTH evesy Gfsas issue bseweeo tie
parties from tasi6 % The repeal Of the
lseessl election laws. Evesy sea1e Of
- tostf discusojoo viii - pgpctuated
- Dostinent queries b eho Oliver 0oo
o6o1ingto psove tt We The do0oootix2-
- ef olvss, NOT the Mckinley to12,
OhjeA oaaoed the 0oanclal 0epeeSo1o0.
111see, g = htetea thae ne ssivee mse
0Ao0 ~ - Q body oe oooeIucetooiote,
e11l 0oivOg 0o0ll eecooVo . bearing.
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S0oSSs "a SS.SaSaeka 10 snnolV ~
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-07
III .NsR rs

- -
go CHICAGO Nov
nf1QUN-iu Hghs ~ m snt aud barely STEADY.
49, Wt.ter s,ra ghts. iS,si - Winter 80
oaArs ~ Lao: Winter hw grales. 3so0
ASs Sprug pA;eutE, s2&104 ~ Spring
o0ateh . st.3os.3: Uasers aud spring low
gredsss 0.SeSts.
Cs,RH- Moderately active and slightly easier.
No & nc. No Yellow. 8Se: No I S1o:
NO yellow, Dc: November. oAS0Sc: "
center. NC IKE: nay. 0sf&21c
RV1-ouses ana STEADY. NO. cash. 10
&c: SoUpA0R, sk0 &C Tor NO and e1OlSC
tor No d Nay 0e3iv0ty. 80
BA8LEY-SoaA satray. Low &rooA. 8O10c:
EAar 70 eoo@ Sos beseer gtooe. s4DNc:
Ceoece % 49, -
- kD-1sg soso - ptSoeo
eooo regular "a IA o0lA - tor January.
tA1D-0oTkee t0srly ooetve end prices lower.
ouosatioas raaeed as e4to1esS tor cash 81
01x0AS az for January.
LIVE PoULd8Y-Per pound: Chickeaa ~
o: TurkeyS. oooc: Ducks, UDoc: Geoae, &oo0
7.4 poe dooea
BUxrsR-CreaDery. 81 80; Dairy, IoosSe;
PnckinG Stock, 61lexc
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-07
so.diers' 1loa...eet Cavell.a.

DUBUQUE. L., Nov. Q. The s0ldiess'
monument was unveiled Sunday after
noon. parade Of Grand Army Of the
Republic posts and military preceded
the ceremonies. The grafton was d.
livered Nv Fred O'Donnell.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-07
alling for Rock Isla,
Brewing Co., Beer.
The Best Beer Made.
On Tap everywhere.
TRY IT.

The Rock Island Brewing COMPANY s,,r,.,
ors to George Wagner's Atlantic Brewer
Hubefs City Brewery and Raible & Steno.l
Rock Island Brewery. as we'll as Julius Jl,rsl
Bottling Works. has one of the most comr,]
Brewing establishments including Bottling 4
parment in the country. The product Is n
very best. Beer is bottled at the brewery n
delivered to any part Of the tri-cities, and N,
be ordered direct from the head offices o. n
line avenue by Telephone.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-07

CnlcAoO. Nov. &C. J. Roiner. .
merchant from St. Louis, was found
dead In his room at Tie 6outhern hotel.
Deceased had probably disd soaetins
durinR the night fro0 ~ overdose q
morphine.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-07
y ~ s:silsliags In Ashsa.

WlCnirA. kan. Nov. 6.-Almost the
entire business portion Of the town Of
Latham, iu Butler county, was de-
stroyrd by Dire early Sunday morning.
The ham-~. which were evidently Of in
cendiary origin. started in the hay.
loft Of Jscksnn's livery stable, and
spread to the adjoining buildings,
which were one after another reduced
TO ashes until Main street WAS cleared.
The loss is $4,000. with little insur-
ance. Nearly all the horses in Jack
sons livery sta BILE were roasted alive.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-07

An railroads doing business in Nichi.
gan are now ordered to put some such de.
vice - hand-grenades for extiuguishins
are In their passenger coaches.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-07

Rock ISLAND, I'LL, Nov. 1.-TWO chill
dren. named Nellie and Sadie Copper,
aged and respectively. were burned
to death in q farmhouse near here
early Saturday morning. The parents
and an infant narrowly escaped from
the burning building.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-07

ST. LOFTS. Nov 6.-Mrs. John Miner.
living al go Morgan street. shot and
killed her husband at 4 m. Mra.
Miner has suspected her husband of in
fidelity and the couple frequently quar-
relied. Mrs. Miner Was arrested and
expresses no grief over the death Of her
husband.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-07

Wheal-oOo.
Coen-New. 3sl96c; old, lC04,c
New oafe-3602.c.
hay Timothy. $40; upland. ss0s0; sluueh
SoOxs; hailed. SS09.
Stras, IS.
rnODTcK.
Butter-falf IN choice, Sc; creamery. s0c.
BgEe-RfoaA, 4Oc.
Po1ltry-Ch'~&ene. live, &c; dressed. Toe =;
fuSkeysslive q; dressed, 12iic; dlcss, live. &c
dressed, liz: geese, 1Oc.
PkCTf AXD vD0uTAHlE
Apples-t3 O00SS per bb
R0eatoee-o006sc.
Oajooe-s0c per b.
TuFnipo-50c per bu.
Castle-Dutchefe pay tos corn s-r stAefe
4olxe; Gown end heifeio ex8Sk- calVue
else.
Ho9eSxc
SA0op-6c.
Coal-Suft. lie; hard, SSn.
Wood-0oWed. -. 8; cord, as.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-07

Hoods Pills are easy and gentle in
effect.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-07


Nadisoo, NV. 4. Gov. George ".
Pea, Attorney 0eoeeal ]. L. OOea-
noe, Assistant AttegDeg General ]. u.
Clooay. end Oioo. Clago0oo L. ClaEk,
Woeo 1oao defon1ansO eonay u Q ouii
beeaehs ~ Tfeay, 0soee q @, . ID
pei1faaG IN oe thio eitv. = s6eoVag
t71M vhje1 bpast g . laaDo I'D q
0ooeV al1ago1 - hoge 6oo0 01vo0oo1
~ O100e . enahoo ~ 01AalDon
TS0se - sesoseo q esoee IT lsia11ao
- eoisseo q IL seeeee q u W1eee0-
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- SeGu1og 0eaeo pgj1ooR. oe0ool1oa IL
eoVo - - oooool ~ oo0oIs ~ ~
0ooo1 ~ 01gon1v 80 oUoloeNo1 -
- r heoQGnf onnslGe oooeD1nmoD q
- tnoosy ~ 49, Wogo = 1noeasUoe1
1nDUOe1y e 1n1lDUGe11 = - H0D.
0o16e eeropo psooooool oooooeloo.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-07
s. ale tl.e allxse Heiclk.

CHICAGO. Nov. 6.-TOm fireman.
alias Ton Dale, \ notorious crook Of
St Louis, WAS arraigned before Justice
Foster fur completely in the theft Of q
silver brick and opsls from the Idaho
mining exhibit The case WAS coutiu-
ned until Thursday in order TO BE-
tried with the cases against A. +.
Barker, the jsnitor. and John Burgess.
IN emp.oye Of SpauldinR & Co. Part
Of the brick and some Of the opals
have been recovered and it II expected
that the rrsl will be recovered soon.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-07
0ec6GTARY Camille.


~ Ooo9ooo A0o0e.
NoW Yoek, New. 8. Secretary Car.
IloDo aEIive1 k0eo thio meaning. He
6eollnoA - ~ anything In roootio0 %
- 0000G1ol on0 00000oD 0gtuat300, Oe
exUeoD any oplDloa - % the oatlook.
In goply too Qoeeejo0 b u H0pogtee
to- tie IVoo16G Pea, C1Ilisle ooAd -
ho1 noe loDoo0 0ny order directing he
Ointo % ootn SILVER bolli0a In tie
treasury, D0e aay paEe Of it. "Wha& I
hayo 00oe - juGs tina" Gosd Carlisle.
I'VE could - Q foW 0oeo Glvee dol
Ian noW, nd / therefore directed the
minto % ~ roo6y % coin bullion Vhe0
e ~ deemed aV10ab1e % do %. 1t
would take 0oee than i've JEAN 20 coin
III tho oliver ballloo nov IN the trooo-
my. II ~ should begln 70 coin lt, The
osignocaeo Woold n0e. n round 0e1feo.
a00ane 20 1oee than 100000
ln00th. With . certainty
that The purchases Of silver bullion are
stepped, We cen probably use silver 20
advantage. I should b sony, there
fore. 70 zee any law posed. 10 recently
ti0n Of The bullioo that Wocld become
0eignoeaee a1d com u alone md at
once, and thus ed to the treasury
available caoh. II 10 oid thls ! think
The coin would como bock 70 40 In .
way hat Ne should not desire 20 eee.
So0ethipg shoald % left % the dis
eret'on ef The eecsetary. The lew q
pseoeot invests him With aotho1ity to
eosn eoeh q silver 6allion = may Be
Deeeooasy for The reo0mpeiOn Of treog-
ufy aoaeS II should proceed to coin
so1e Of De 6uliioo nov on hand Il
would i've % about o. !OO0O0O . month
IN 0eigD0rage, and, - I have oaid,
think IN The present condition Of the
Treasury, could NO &c With advan-
ta9e. Do NOT want % have . miarer-
ro0eutoet00 q 0tDuE6egStanoiDg Of ny
U0V0n00eo IN thu e0u0fHV.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-07
Ena e . 01Ilty ReloeIenah,>

EnA - . 0allty Rslasisashln.
Z. DALLAS, Tex, Nov. A-Sunday night
Charles Martin, . young man Of wealth,
shot his mistress, Patty Cole. three
timea. killing her. He then sAoe him,
SILT and u Q q n. died.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-07

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A BungIca Telegram.

n certain member of parliament, as
proud and fond as u man should be of
his beautiful young wife, was just
rising to speak in 4 debate when
telegram was put in his hands. He
read it, left the house, jumped into q
cab, drove to Charing Cross and took
the train to Dover. Next day he re-
turned home. rushed into his wife's
room, and, finding her there, upbraided
the astonished lady in no measured
terms. She protested her ignorance OF
having dono anything to offend him.
"Thcn what did you mean by your tel
cEram?' he asked. MEAN? What /
said, of course. What are you talking
ahout?' "Rcad it for yourself" said
he. She read: 81 hco with Mr. X. to
Dover. straight. Pray for mo-" For u
mcmcnt words would not como; then,
after II merry it Of laughter, The sus.
pccGcd wife quietly remarked: ooh,
those dreadful telegraph people,! No
wonder you arc out of your mind,
dear. tclcgraphed simply: Il tea with
Mrs. \. in Dover street. Stay for mc. >"
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AN lNVETG7.ATE I9ATCHa1AKER.

The E:a3ero: G: German ra:-!aG Hand
in cy'c-a' Cara.
A para ~r2pA Is Coi:,G round tho Pc
pcr3 which atat2G ['lat Emperor Will
liam k2I tclcTraplcl particularly
hearty coaGr2tulct o3% or the bctrot,lol
OF tie du,;c Of Yor.:, i:2a3rauch as his
ra2jcaty had alvaJI c:.prcGGcd 4 strong
wiTh th2G the due should marry
Pri1ccs5 Victoria Of Tcc!I. This
writes court GoG3ip, is al . fiction
1t il we'll Known il court circlcs," says
the Pail Hall Budget. 'that tie emperor
waG very dcTii'ouy t'lat = match SHOULD
be GrranGcl between Princess Fcoloro.
of Observation-Disclosures. tIo youngest
sister Of the Gcrr-ic-l empress. aad The
duke of Eor,:; anal he was Inuch az
noycd that his project net with no en-.
enlargement FROM her English rcla-
tivcS."
The emperor, who is On invctcratc
matchmaker, has lately been c: -lcavor-
ing TO negotiate 4 marriage between
Princess I'eoIorc onI the prince Of
Naplc3; but thi3 has also fa lied, 'aG it Is
ConGid2r2l indispensable 81 t,lc Quiri-
nal that tho heir to TIC throne OF Italy
Shoi!la marry Roman Catholic. 1t Is
hoped that the princes botr,thal to
Princess Clcncatinc, OF belgium, may
yet be arranged. This match was
stoned short two years ago by Vati-
con intriGucs.
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OFFICIAL DlRECT0RY
U. S. GOVERNMENT.

Prcsident..... GROVER CLEVELAND, M
Nice-Prcsidcnt. ..ADLAI Z. STEVENSON, III
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SUPREME COURT.

Chief Justice. ......... Mcllvi Ie ". Fuller, III
Stephen J. Field, Cal
..J"An NJ. Harlan, KY
... .-..h0rncc Gray, Mass
Assoriote Ipetio.. sam Blutca ford, y i
HnNid j Brewer, KnB
....... Henry Il. brown, Mich
..ucuigc .'hirus, Penn
HoMeil Juckson, Ten
U. s. senH' ::::Wm join ~; Ft J,;'ss
R'p. III Congress. Francis q. New lands