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The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-02-15
Are You Going East?

If SO, why not combine
speed and safety with
comfort? In travelling,
your convenience is well
looked after by the great
Rio Grande Western Rail-
way. See that your tick
cts read via that road,
which offers choice of
three distinct routes and
the most magnificent
railraod scenery in the
world. Send % cents to
j. III. Bennett, Salt Lake
City, for copy of the beau.
tiful Illustrated book,
"Utah, a Peep Into the
Mountain Walled Treas
ury of the Gods"
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-02-15
FOR SALE.

A good set of double harness for sale.
A bargain. Inquire at the DIsPArH
office.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-02-15
TAKING ITEMS AND BUSINESS
LOCALS.

Try f. Griswold with a cash order for
groceries. Satisfaction guaranteed. =
Grain fed pork at the Home Meat
Market.
All kinds OF fresh meats at the Home
Market.
Choice meats of every description at
the Central Market besides butter, eggs,
cheese, honey, krout, pig feet tripe &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-15
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
EroR sALE-BY ,. =. wAeGAMAN,
REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENT BROKER,
700 l4TH ST. NV,

We are rust nishins By asy I.no, several s.sory
mantels open nreplsces and every modern improve
1s,on INNS on a. S,esd .yenus md
taopsi Library and cable cars; prices. $3.50 to
FOR sALE-Fine investment-hve brick stores.
lines; ali permanently well rented
FOR sALE-very cheaP-for o. 500; within two
blocks Of Dupont Circle; handsome 3-story. 1OIroom
houses.
FOR sALE-s27 500; on New Hampshire ave- y
Z III n S2
feet condition.
FOR sALE-For -. 600; one Of the finest corner.
OAK ana with aGss ss.sie
corner .esdsncs; Wen built h.ndsomsiy finished and
FOR sALE-cHEAP HOMES; several decided bar:
and on easy terms.
FOB SALE-We are also Offering some cheap
bocf Of 900 .a r. 81 sround on St. e1ssnasa
that subdivides to great advantage and within one
ground sells for many times our price.
A frontage of zoo #. on 7th st. n w. near Florid.
Three valuable economical corners in highly i'm.
proved square big chance tor builders.
FOR sALE-MoRRIs ADpIT1oN-Buy lot at
present prices and you will save and make money.
We cal special attention this property afordng
an excellent opportunity for investment and cheap
homes; lots 25xf7 L, NJ 9TH and 18th e.
II minutes walk from lines and directly
line; 300 to $500; terms suit; cash If You
build JSO, +. WAGGAMAN.
nh3 I'm 700 14th ST. n. W.
I'oR SALE OR LEASE-FRoM OWNER; VERY
+ fine house in Mount Pleasant; 1908 18th st. II
rooms large cellar and attic; all IN. j. fine well
back buildings and stable. fe.s}lms
E'OR SALE-SIX AND NINE-ROOM NEW HOUSES
Il with bath: all /. at Brookland. school,
stores. steam and electric faro to treasury
terms easy Address II. T.. Star office. ta:0-2n'
Tor SALE-wHY PAY RENT WHEN YOU CAN
i buy home your own terms; have for sale
eeSe en- beautifully decorated houses in the northeast
one square from Lincoln Park and the lexington
electric road; is the time to buy. for property is
rapidly advancing in this loo Atty; prices bed rock
monthly terms L desired buy now and save money.
WHITE 4 hLEINER
mh91w 6l9F st. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-15

Outline Of . Plan Secretary Cariisls WI
snbmit % Congress-.

Outline Of . Plan Secretary Caxiisle WIN
snbmit % Congrsss.
Secretary Carlisle expects TO hsve ready to sub
init some financial propositions BY the time Con-
grsss meets which win form the basis Of an
agreement between CONGRESS and the executive
ON the vexed financial problem Gentlemen who
have talked With I'm ON the sabjsct say that
be has plan pretty we'll outlined in his mind
which viii involve . complete Reorganization
Of our financial system- Il d sid that
il viii include the repeal Of the law
compelling the purchase Of silver BY the
government, and win provide for the de6cisncy
Of currency BY providing for the repeal Of the
state hank tax, and the Issue al currsncy by
banks under state charter under the general
supervision Of the general government, the
security for the currency provided for under
she laws Of TIE ssssss rsquiring ths approval sf
tbs govorument.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-15
Marriage I.icenses,

Marriage licenses have been issued BY the
clark Of the court to the following: Frederick
A. Volland and Lydia Volland; Paul Schenck
and Rsbecca Belford; Bruce 8. Elliott and
Mary Alice sandedgs; Sherman J. Brown and
Gensvievs NcCrsary; James Simpson and Ella
HUI; Charles L. Goodrich Of Stockbridgs, Mas,
and Sarah Ksturah Feltham Of Albany, n. T.;
Charles Z Dillon and Eta Thomas, both Of
Caroline county, Va; Walter T. Ramssy Of
Bolivsr, Tenn, and Susie =. Fits; W. b. But.
Ter and L. Emma Greene; w. h Glascos and
Minnie Mayor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-15
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

sCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCTOBER n. 1se,
Trains leave daily from Union Station (B and p.
Through the erandest scenery in America. With IN,
handsomesr snd most complete Solid Train Servi,s
900 o n: daily Cincinnati and st. Louis Ian.
ited"-Solid ves'buled. newly equipped, electric
ton to Cincinnati. Dining attached at Msysvills
70 serve breakfast Arrives Cincin natl 500 a. n Ia
disnapoln II 90 . m. St. Louis "a p. IN. Chicago
5:s5p.m.
IL :10p. m. dafly-The famous IF. F. " Limitei~-
asoid vestibule train with dining car aud Pullmsa
slseners for Cincinn ID. L@xinyton and Louisville
without change. arriving q: Cincinnati 6:25 o. m .
Lexington 8: 10 p m. Louis willie $50 D. M Indian
apols II :05 10 m. Chtcagp G:3b m St. Louis z As
.. m. connecting in Union depot for all points
s0OP m dailv-EIprsss for Gordonsviiie. Char.
Richmond.
Pnllmsn locations and tickets at Company's onicsA
5l3 and 1921 Penna. ave.
n4 II. W. FULLER. Gen1 Passenger Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-15
RECEPTION TO THE NEW JUpGka.
A Large Attendance at the University Club
I'm Honor of Justices McComas and Cole.

A Large Attendance ut the University Club
I'm Honor of Justices McComas and Cole.
The reception at the University Club last
night, rendered to Judge McComAs and Judge
Cole, the new justices Of the District So
preme Court, in every way . most
delightful affair. The reception was given
by the members Of the University and large
number of the members Of the District bar.
The judges Of the different courts Of the city
were all present, and there wsss large turnout
Of the legal fraternity generally.
The guests as they entered the drawing rooms
we're presented to the two judges by Mr.. Henry
Wise Garrett, the vice president Of the
club. Among the many who were prss-
ent were Justice Brown, the president Of
the University Club; Justice Blatchford.
Gen. schoheld, Senator Dolph, Commissioner
n. M. Parker, Judge A. c. Bradley. II. o.
Claughton, E. B. Hay, Marshall Ransdeil, @. C,
Hazelton, Henry Wise Garnett. A. a. worthine-
ton, W. F. Mattingly, Cslderon Carlisle, T. A.
Lambert. r. A Richardson, Gen. j. c. Breckip-
ridge, Capt Covies. Q. s. A. Carroll Mercer Judge
Advocate General Lemly, Lieut. Davenport,
q. s. n; Lee Phillips. ID. o. c. Callahan. Prof.
Howard Clark, Herbert Smith. A. A. Birney,
Commissioner Ross, Capt John A Leonard,
John Joy Edison, Judge Peels and Chaplin
Brown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-15
The Ivy City Track.

Az announced in The STAR Of yesterday the
races at Ivy City were postponed yesterday
afternoon, the entries to stand for today, when,
it is said, that the races will be run under
different management
1t has been suggested and looks as though it
were not at all improbable that the owners Of
horses will take hold and run their horses and
divide the whole receipts into ffths and run
five races day. thus making the amount of
purses uncertain But it is generally believed
that the en- has been about reached.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-15
He Would Not Prosecute Her.

VIM. Burke, colored, living on LIST near Pierce
street, on Monday had his hands badly cut BY
his wife, whom he had upbraided for staying
out all night His wounds were dressed st the
Emergency Hospital. and he said he would not
prosecute her, for, with al her faults, he loved
hAr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-15
The Cable Again Cut.

About $50 o'clock last night the avenue cable
was cut at New York avenue and 18th street by
the failure Of the gripman of car No. from
Mount Pleasant to loosen his lever when cross
ing the pully pit 1t took over two hours to
repair it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-15
Souvenir Coins.

In compliance with many requests, THr srAs
has secured, for the accommodation Of 10
patrons, . supply Of Columbian Exposition
Souvenir half dollar coins, which VII Be- fur
nished st cost price,-one dollar each Apply
aS ths counter Of TEE sTAn business ofica.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-15
OCEAN TRAVEL.
EUROPE.

IL HOLY LAND,
CAGES Sc ect parties best hotels and cketing facil-
tiles; choicest ocean bertbs. Send for tourist
Gazette. ". P. VAN WICKLE. Bradbury Piano
Ware Rooms. 1225 Pa ave- mhI3-eolm
ARE You Gone To EUROPE.
Hso. nave your letters and cables addressed care
HEADQUARTERS FOR AMERICAN TRAVELLERS
81 CHARING CROSS. TRAFALGAR SQUARE,
LONDON They viii be numbered aud forwarded to
all parts BY Mr. LOWS own SYSTEM insurinx safe de-
livery Baggage stored forwarded and checked by
American system Complete banking facilities. The
use of LOW'SPOCKET CABLE CODE, price so cents
Il indispensable. Send for copy Of THE PASSEN-
GER. " con tanning valuable in ormation, free.
EDWIN II. LOW, LOWS EXCHANGE
ta2-6m Head office. 949 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
TOURS TO THE TROPICS-ATLAs LINE
L Weekly service from New York to the Island OF
Jamaics. renowned for its sAlubrious climate and
natural beauty winter station of the British navy and
Of the British army in the West Indiss
Good hotels and splendid roads.
Regular sailinss also for HAITI Costa Rics AMI tbs
many old world towns of the spanish main. Illus
trated pamphlet mailed free PIN. FORWOOD &
CO.. Agents. "A State st.. New York. nl7.4m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-15
RAILROADS..
L - pEXNsYLxayrA ROUTE

Aro ruv IPENNsfLvsErA ROUTE
s,r RR1t Ekih k.asiEfSSTsPR S5SSSx,
is:si 3 E.Tlo,
E1pre.s Pullman vestibuie ca. a l. 10 n n
a A:TI.:sprs 70 einTinaa. md Pt..Surs to H.
s ss,s; ssun s:s "a P & is S :S AN
burg to Columbus. Cleveland ,nd Toledo 81
csr g and s, s..r p.s
pnns e, H.i. K 81 !, L0S =, and
s:sin a. 20 70 S,1: daily .s.s slsegin
ssroues s1l p,t.sn :. HAD .Ss
csvel,pS Pullman pinins ca, Pt..Surs . csi
%.@Ghi: and 81 IGai. PaIiman sa esSns G.i
Ess%sas md &. w.:s sA ..s g
IN, e PIT rst:surs and Pitt.surs 70 chicsys
ro.Ess; S:Sssa.isH. md Rees..s., daily; for su,
s$s, +
E.S Gas ; 20 ss, saturday With
nS!o :aH w Tlr. I" sni,
az P G1m.t.d ca nnr no co,ch.., 20 90
a6S1 sn, 80. a15. go osnd IL Is ~ % m.
iSe sfs. a5o 20 s iGs'e asG 10 e % . G1
':coNaREss-oSar LIMITED
S..9S5k 400 m daily. Tor f Phlsispa ar wee. 81
FOR PHIL ApELpHra ONLY.
1SS s,Irr '."oa m. week days. and 5 Is .. m.
Accommodation. 8 on. m t.ailv.
FFapfBs ss;o :; Oh and !; 40 y. m. d,lv
Isn a. ontchanse. :. 50 g. m wees a,v.,,,
For J srsssl ss q. .hrGssh train, eonn.. .
ing direct transfer Fnlton street. syodne So9Sl.
r. issr .rlaye scross New York Civ
and lit Is NY y az 0os m. IL I5p m week dsv.
For s.s!'sH I loi H' FOO Zoo .5s pi
I.I9. 2.oI. 10 3I5 a45fI. on Ismisad,. 4 -
i&paa On L sana. ~ 10 o. 70 80 % ~ ~
III l. "a Or fin nj Il e g s.
For Pooes Creek line :. 20 q m and e. RI N. a,uv
For Annsnc,is. 7.5o. a.oo ,ni IL. 70 an. .na.e,
s%i 4dsIlg except Sunday sundays. 900 a. IN
For A E1R ssIsx.s 81 a. AS2 re SOUTH
sS az; ] ii Is = :, 4 ,!;ss "a 81,
6.l5 sr2 and 10 q, u M. H.
accommodating ssoE s sor ouantico. 745 daily: SOY
For Rirh%Sad and tn. south. 4. 10 and 10. s7,n
Tr.ins Leave iI n sssg ,or w,.,,vo,
500 s4s 20 g. J.. IA n = q p 1 Io : .;
II14sam. eos Is. o5. 7os - 40. !. Is an an
Tickets and information a. tn. Office. nor.h.,.. ,,-
ne, 18th street and Pennsvivania avenue and :. n.
ssatlon where orders he LETT for the -fsckins D
s. II Tessnati0n from hotels and ,ssiSs5cs
Gene-si Mansre- ra7 GENERAL Pas r. M9o AGENT
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PERSONAL.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

L'ICTION MONTHLY.
new magazine containing an original novel OF alb
soroipg in'e est. entitled "A Woman's Sin," COM
plete IN No .. now ready. Price. 10 cents. OF all
newsdealers, and
THE iNTERNATIONAL NEWS COMPANY
New York.
eTSubscriptions received for any periodical. for
eiyn domestic. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-15
NOTARIES PUBLIC.

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS AND NOTARY
~ public for all states and ritories Q SPECIALITY
by r. H. EVANS. office tbassment) 1921 + st.
Always IN ONCE Office hours. .a7-d
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY at ATE
Sand territory. Notary and q. s. Com rissioner.
oc2S JOHN 4. BEALL. 1921 Ut. NV.
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* nUND = ~ nANNILI.E RAILROAD co q.
RECEIVERS
49, Schedule in effect November % 1S9,
abrams arrive and leave at Pennsyivania ,,,s,,.
ger Station. Washington D. c. 'i
r. ~ a. n.-Dailv. connects at LvnchburQ for all
staflons on Norfolk and Western rarosf AMI Tor iii
princIpal nonts south on all Divisions OF Richm,ri
an Snu asmngton 70 atlanta connecting thence with
eeperto New orlesns via MONTGOMERY and for Mem
PMS via BrDiingham. uniting at Danvilla with
eeper TOT Augusta. connects at Manassas for From.
Royal and Strssbnre daily ex-apt sunday
50 D. IN: Daily for Warrenton snS Cha-lottesvill.
train for Front Royal and Strasburg aily
l0.4s n.m.-Darv WASHINGTON Ayn sorrrH
WESTERN VESTIBULED LIMITED. composed an.
nrely OF pullman Slaeper. Dining and SMOKING
Cars and runs to Atlanta ttime Is hours, with Pull
man Sieeper through New York and Washington I,
MashIn%ton to Aiken and Augusta via Coiurnhis
ana washington e Memphisvia BIRMINGHAM Dininf
car New York TO MONTGOMERY.
IL W y, Daily for all principal points south A.,
Hichmond and Danvflle system. Pullrnan Sleeper
New York and WASHINGTON to Hot Springs Via Ashs-
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVISION
leave Washington at q. 10 a ~. 4. II o. m and 3 S5
F. N, daily. Returning. arrive WASHINGTON g. 20 a. m
W p m; and q So a. m daily. Train leaving wash.
tonS2, ~ N. and arriving g. 50 M, runs to an
from HerndOn onlv.
45a m 10. 40a and 8. % D. m Manassas Divis.
Ion ~ 10 2 m and 9. % o. m. except Sunday
Tickets Sleenine Car reservations aud inform alto,
furnished At office. 1900 Penusylvsnia ave and n:
PASSENGER Station. Pennsylvania Railroad washing.
1. 8. BROWN, General Agent PASSENGER Dept
w A. TURK, General Passenger Agent
= w. II. GREEN. General Manager MO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-15
baltimore 4 OHIO RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect November IL. 1so,
Leave Washington from station Of New rsr,.-
avenue and strea.
TOT Cnicago and Northwest, Vestibrlai IimitAd w.
pres rains IL 20 =. m. T. - n. NJ. dailv
,, ros 1nncinnati 81 Louis and IN iian,,oi. vesti
For Pittshurx and Cleveland express daily il 30.
m and - nm.
For For I L. and s.aun.on, 40. 4o.u
ct For Lurav. Natural Bridge. Roanoke. Kroxvrl.
For f fn-, .rronsa to Memphis and Nashville.
%. For Baltimore. week DAVIS S. r. 80. s3,. YIN
utes5. nm ni 1f"n I Is 81 e. o 20 90 :! MIN
q. e. 4.3l. ZOO. vIN5. r. 10 SIS. "a 20. & ~
e e g. g o. Is e o. xii o.sd ii q s1ns.y.
~ !ao5 isso $50. 800. e % 81. 80
For Anna,oIis. T15 and 3 Boa m, L. L. AMI l2s
y F9r Frederick. rs. As. fl. 80 a. m. Ills. +3o.
Fer Fer RsSs ,ss 10 Io;a a. md
Il f. r .na Esy :Gist' e q !" =,
p.m sxnress trains stonrine at principal stations
ROYAL Blue 81 III Linz Ros + NV YorR n
d.fr New York Boston snd .hs sa,
200! 90. Dining Carr. iii. 50 p. mn. Sleeping ca;
open at Q, 90 o'ciock). ~
For Phi, Philadelphia. Wilmington and Chester. s. D
Buffet psrlor Car, on all dav trains.
,r nos.on; - X o. m with Plllmsn Burs. Sl.s,-
va tonghkeensie bridge landing passsng srs in an
, For 4, City 10. 90 a. NJ and II o5 D. n Sun
tExcept Sunday. 'Dsily. Sunday only.
p.. xFxpress trains.
r.sS.n s ssed fer and checked from hoe:,1i
tSte + O 6DEf fls and 1851 and ssasPot
manager. pass A,,4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-15
FOR SALE-LOTS.

EOR sALE-sEvEN GOOD LOTS NEAR ira
Il and Fla ave. ne. Price only 5Sc. q so r. |: ed-
mh15-3ts 617 18th n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-15
FOR SALE-LOTS

E,OR sAIE-CHEAPEsT LOT IN WASHINGTON;
81 feet wide TO alley: west side 18th 1t bet and
g. Also cheap lot 2lIfOO alley; e. BEE 18Th and
18th Nv; both on very sasy terms. ". 7. OKIE,
l2l7 = st. nv. mills 81
LOB sALE-sIXTEENTH ST. EXTENDED
Il Meridian HILL dne lots Price Per # Soc
I163o THOS. @. HENSEy Z CO..
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1893-04-27
Germ Propagation.

Omaha, Neb., April 21.-New
light has been thrown on the pre-
gress of contagious diseases by
discovery made here to-day. A wo
man lining in a healthy neighbor
hood in Omaha, in a house in which
sanitary regulations were of the
best, was attacked few days ago
with malignant dlptheria in most
violent form. The physicians learned
that the patient had received only a
few days ago, a package of eggs
from Valentine, Neb The eggs
were packed in sawdust, and two
children in the family sending the
eggs had diptheria. It is presumed
that the germs were located i'll the
sawdust aad spread when the pack
age was opened. This discovery is
new one in the line of germ propo.
cation.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1893-04-27

Mrs. 4 c. Vantrees was taken sick
very suddenly last Sunday. While
filling the gasoline tank she was at
tackled with sinking spell and fell
helpless on the floor. She was as
sisted to her bed by her hasband and
the doctor was Immediately called
Some half hour later Mr.. Vantrees
was taken sick and the doctor was
again called Their little girl being
excited was taken With IL severe
headache and the doctor was obliged
to administer medicine to her also.
But prompt medical treatment rem
dered them all able to be out the
next day.-Amsterdam Chief.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1893-04-27
Another Cyclone.

Bolton, Mo-, April 24-A funnel
shaped cloud appeared this after
noon about o'clock both east and
west of this city and reports are
coming in of damage to buildings
and crops. Several barns on the
Martin ranch near Newton, Kansas.
We're blown to pieces, and much
damage was done to orchards and
forest trees. The cloud seems to
have jumped over this town and re-
appeared to the eastward, twisting
everything to pieces in it's way, The
dwelling and barn of Dan Funk, in
Raymore township, were ground to
sp!inters. None of the family were
injured, and no casualties are yet re-
ported. Considerable damage is re-
ported about Greenwood and other
points in Jackson county.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1893-04-27
The River Booming.

Rich Hin Review. at
Joe Garrison came in on the noon
Pacific from the north, where he has
been at work on the railroad. He
reports the river overfowed, the en-.
tire bottoms is sheet of water, and
much damage is being done. The
levse Oh the old Dickey rancho gave
way when the water fell three feet or
more thus clearing the track.
Two men who started out in a
boat after some stock, were driven
against barb wire fence by the high
wind, and could proceed no further.
They took refuge in tree, aud when
l o'clock Pacific train passed they
were still there and cannot be res
cued until the wind abates sufficient
ly to warrant safety in going after
them in another boat. The water
is rising faster than has ever been
known before, and great loss of
stock and property is feared The
levee which gave way was just finish
ed last summer at au enormous cost.
aud this makes a total loss of if, to
gether with the crops which have
lately been put in alongside the
same.
Several head of stock are reported
to have been drowned by the rise il
! the river.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1893-04-27
UPPER CLASsMEN BRANDED.
SOphOmOres Mark n Lot Of Juniors
With Lunar Caustic.

Sophomores Mark Lot Of Juniors
With Lunar Caustic.
Delaware, O., April 21.-Wednes-
day night the Sigma Zeta Nus, a
Greek letter fraternity of the junior
class of the college here, composed
of o. G. Harm of Springfield, Bert
Rogers OF Coshocton. Albert Austin
of Chattanooga and W. Bert Brown
of this city were initiating Percy
Wilson of Chattanooga, Tenn, when
twelve men of the sophomore fra
ternitv of Delta Omikron Alpha
broke into the hall, overpowered
the Sigma Nus, bound them hand
and foot and branded them on their
faces with lunar caustic. The letters
d. 0. A. were made on each cheek
and chin respectively, aud marks
initiating horns We're made on the
forehead. Wilson, the initiate, was
given a light dose. only one cheek
being marked The black tattooing
makes them look like Fiiis ready
for battle. The five students braud.
ed have suffered internal pain and
have bled profusely from the wounds
aud physicians say they are marked
for life. Last evening the victims
swore out warrants for the branders
The penalty in this state is frou
one to twenty years. The best at
torneys i'll the city have been re
tanned by both sides.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1893-04-27
Bad Case Of Rabies.

Carthage, Mo, April 2l.-Frank
Steele, who is visiting his uncle,
John c. Smith, near this city, gave
signs yesterday of hydrophobia
He was bitten five years ago by
supposed mad dog and since then
has lived in mortal dread OF dogs.
During the last few days he has
complained of pain in his head and
fell down in violent fit with repeat
ed spasms. He is powerfully built
and at times it requires the force of
several men to hold him. DR.. Will
cox the physician in attendance
does not hope for recovery. In his
paroxysms Steele has smashed win
dows and badly used up one OF the
attendants. His home is at Grand
Junction, Colo.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1893-04-27
MAX JUDD REJECTED.
The Austrian GuyiIrnment Will Not
Recognize Him as Consul General.

The Austrian GOVERNMENT Will Not
Recognize Him as Consul General.
Vienna, Aril 21.-Count Kalnoky,
Austrian premier, has given notice
to the American minister that the
Austrian government will not grant
an exequatur to Max Judd of st
Louis, appointed by President
Cleveland consul general for the
United States at Vienna Count
Kalnoky states that the reason for
refusal is because Mr.. Judd is an
Austrian 10y his former allegiance
and is engaged in the immigration
business. Count Kalnoky has also
stated that his decision to refuse the
exequatur was not affected by Mr.
Judd's religious belief.
Minister Grant stated in reply
that another consul general would
be appointed, who would be Jew
but not of former Austrian allie
glance.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1893-04-27
A Welcome Visitor
the Clinton Republican.

From the Clinton Republican.
DR.. J. E. Dunbar arrived in the
city last Friday evening and is stop
ping at the Woods. Since the doc
ton 5 arrival he has been busily en-
gagged waiting on his patients, aud a
caller at a'.y time finds his parlors
and hallway occupied by those
anxious for his professional services
Among his callers Saturday was Jack
Hurst of Deepwater, who has been
afflicted with catarrh deafness and
discharges at the ears, and could
scarcely hear but the doctor now
has him so that he can hear a watch
tick.
DR.. Dunbar will be at the Laclede
Hotel 29th and remain 2 weeks.