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Lac EEL o. our NAVY.
Seven Hundred Pounds Of silver Ginning
FOR the gruiser Now York.

Seven Hundred Pounds OF Silver Ginning
For the Cruiser Now York.
NEw YoHK. May Co While the 81.
perl, new cruiser New York was on her
way 10 the New England coast for her
official triai the beautiful silver bell
which she win carry was being placed
on exhibition in the show window
Of q firm Of silyersiniths ON Broad
way. This Is the hell that was recent
~ east iii Troy. N. ri, upon which occas
sion Lieut.. Du Val and members Of his
company. the seventh regiment. were
present and contributed match boxes
and other silver trinkcts, together with
some hundreds 81 silver dollars. TO the
molten mass In the furnace
The bell il magnificent piece 81
workmanship. When placed aboard II
will be the largest bell ON any vessel
81 our navy. The hell weighs about
roo pounds on II Is the Inscription:
Presented to the u. +. S. New York
~ the officers and members Of the
seventh regiment N. q. S. N " The
hell also bears the coat-of-arns d
the regiment and 81 the state. No al.
Engagements have ydt been completed
for the presentation ceremonies
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zTiirht sEaimea and nf6lsed.
ClncAao. May 20 AN accident Sat
uriny MARRIED tho close Of the great
congress IL women. A section 81 floor.
ing e0xs0 fcct IN extent. forming an en-.
trance 70 Washington hail In the arl
institute, suddenly gave way and fell
10 the ground. a distance Of twelve fcct
Scventy-iive panic-striclscn women fell
IN mass of struggling humanity and
the crlos Of thousands Of women al
ready assembled contributed 20 the ex'
element that followed.
criesof pain and tcrrpr arose and from
the collapsed section Of the huildinr
came Tho NEST exaggerated reports 81
many pcrsons killed or injured After
scores Of people rushed 70 the rescue
and nearly four score Of women had
beon extricatcd twas found that about
eight persons had hrn seriously In.
iured. hut none Of them fatally,
The most seriously injured; Mrs Ada
lack, Forty-second and Michigan ave
nuo, Chicago. left log dislocated.
Mrs A. 6 briggs. Argyle park, Ills.i
ankle sprained.
Mrs. G Greedy, Michigan avenue. Chi
eaRn. side and thigh injured
Miss Minerva Greedy. Michigan ave
nne. Chicago, bruised.
Mrs Emil Patterson, ST. Forty @thirs
street, Chicago. bruised.
Mrs Geo II, bennett. Rockford. Ill.
ankle sprained.
Mrs Nv Townsend. Grand Rapids
Mich hack hurt
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nTorphine Eating Contest,

DENVER, Col, May 20. Kirk Crosby
and Frank DAILY. gamblers at Rico, .
mining camp Ii the southwestern part
Of the state laid wager as 70 who
could take the most morphine. When
discovered, the DAILY man was dead, but
BY hard work Crosby's life was saved
Friday morning he was barely alive "
tell how the matter came up, and 4
greatly rejoiced 10 think that he won
hfs hot
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CONDENSED NEWS


Gathcred From An Parts q N. country
~ relegrnph
Many deaths from malignant diph-
liberia arc reported At Little Falls,
N d.
Reports Of damaging prairie fires rag
ing near Aberdeen, s. p. have reached
St. Paul
A shower Of brown bugs Is said
to have fallen along the line Of the
West Virginia central railroad q
Kidder. Peabody & Co, Of Boston.
shipped $500, 900 gold on the steamship
Scythia. sailing TO Europe, Saturday.
Silas Colgrove, of Indiana. principal
examiner in the pension bureau, has
resigned. His salary WINS $4,000 per
year
Mike Riclxseker. an Erie engineer,
went over the Cuyahogan dam TO tho
rocks, thirty feet below, near Kent, o.,
eneased In q common barrel, and came
out all right
An Erie train was caught near Carey,
o., by the high water and was detained
for sixty hours The passengers would
have starved had IL not been for the
FARMERS near Dy
The United States cruiser New York,
now on her trial trip, sailed from her
anchorage below Boston Light, at . o,
M, Saturday, for Gloucester. She di.
plays wonderful speed.
The Press Club League convention al
st. Paul Friday elected John A. Cock,
eriil president A resolution was adopt
ed instruoting the governing board e
| establish fund TO build a home foi
aged and infirm journalists.
A steam shovel employed on the Van
dalia, near st. Joseph. Ind, Thursday
struck snow-bank Eve feet deep
buried under about eight feet Of sand
The snow had evidently drifted thers
In the winter and the sand drifted over
| II since.
According to authentic Information
the sentences passed upon DcLcsseps
Cottu, Fontaine and Eiffcl will b
/ qnashed by the Cour de Cessation in th,
audience Of June 8. on account Of irreg
ularities in the procedure. DeLosscp
will be set at liberty on the rendering
Of the new Judgment
1 The wife Of james Springs, young
fisherman located on lake opposite
Paducah, KY, while catching drift fei
overheard and was drowned. She wa
expert with the oars and In the water
but was swept under driftpile
Springs and his wife came from Car
4 bondale, Ill, two years ago.
| Charley Judd, aged 8, was killed am
his father Christopher Judd. fatal.
injured by the explosion Of a boiler a
i Columbia City Friday evening. MI
Judd was saving pickets at his home
/ by tho lake. and his son was tcndinl
the engine, but he let the boiler sc
| dry. When the winter was turned q
II the explosion followed.
Ii Is understood that constructio
board Of the navy has decided "a
question 81 the three new gunbcats
They will all be Of the twin screw type
Il Two to be Of composite oonstructio
for general service, and ono to be
steel, for special service in Chinese II
land waters This decision disposes {
the proposition for one Of the gunboat
to be a paddle-wheeier.
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WASHINGTON, May 20. The chief Of
the bureau 81 statistics reports that
during the ten months ended April 30.
453, DBs Immigrants arrived at the ports
Of the United States. OF this number
90. 0T6 came from Germany. c0,bi0 from
Russia Except Poland. 4s,s2s from
Italy, 81, 0s1 from Sweden and Norway,
4O,O92 from England and Wales, and
,055 from ireland. The number ar
rived during the corresponding period
81 the preceding year was 8S4. 690.
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MERv. Mxy 20.-A new ulSase has
been issued, expelling the Jews from
Asiatic provinces Of the Russian en-
pire. The enforcement Of This ukase
viii cause widespread suffering, as the
decree includes within It's scope thou
sands Of Jewish refugees from Shah
Jeth Ats prosecutions. who had en-
tered Russian territory under q guaran-
tee that they would Be protected In the
enjoyment Of religious heedom.
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WAsHISoToS, May %, Owing TO the
reductions made by the last congress IN
Interpretations for the general land
office for the next fiscal year. quite a
large reduction in the clerical force
viii bc necessary IL has been found
that to meet this reduction In the mp
preparations sixty-eight clerks in the
classified service must Ne discharged on
July and the number 81 special agents
reduced from iifty-two 10 thirteen.
These, 1t Is said will be made from
those having the lowest records for
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nold aTuT1ier Near =. Louis.

Sr. LouIa, May 20. At daylight Sat
nrday morning benjamin Mccullough
teller Of the State bank, Of this city
was found dead In the doorway of hii
Residence, at the suburban village o
Ferguson. He had been shot through
the breast. ny his side were shotgun
and revolver. The shotgun was Tho
property Of Mr.. Mccullough, but the
owner IL the revolver Is unknown. II
Is supposed the murder was committed
nv blirUlara
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LONDON, May 90 The Royal Thames
Yacht club races begin here Saturday
and American boats will probably bs
among the entries. The English entries
include the Iverna, Meaton. vallyrie
britannia, A. D. Ciarlxe's cutter de
signed by Soper, and the Fife syndicate
boat, two Of which are likely to com
pete for the international representa-
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RoME, May 20.-It Is confirmed that
the German emperor has invited the
crown prince Of Italy to visit Potsdam
previous TO the military maneuvers
II is expected that the betrothai Of
Princess Fedora Schleswig- IIolstein
viii then be announced.
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WASHINGTON, May 70. Secretary
Gresham has appointed Clinton F,ns
bish, Of Chicago, director Of the bureau
Of American republics. 70 succeed Mr..
William r. Curtis, resigned. Mr. Fur
bish Il an editorial writer on the Chi.
cago Times, and Ii the third Chicago
newspaper man honored BY the state
department with an appointment in
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WHY WE ARE HAPPY.

With the great Naval Parade over,
Forepaugh Show having come and
gone, the opening Of the Worlds Fair
in progress and John Heller busy tax
ing orders, finishing new and repairing
old carriages, we can't help bnt feel
happy
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LAvAyErTE, Ind, May 20. Hon.
Frederick G. Schenck. for seventeen
wears consul TO barcelona, Spain, be
ginning in Hayes administration and
continuing through Garheld's Arthura
and into Harrison's term, died here
Friday. aged So years.
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nIanr Pnnaanf1 KiIicdl.

MOSCOW. May 20. -Thirty-six peas.
ants were killed BY Imperial guards
during the czar's journey 70 Crimea.
The guards had orders to shoot any
persons approaching certain dead
line. The troops were ordered to fire
with destructive results.
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OXFORD, Ind, May 20. THE CONNER
cial bank has failed and win not pay
over 90 cents on the dollar AT - meet
ing of the stockholders it was decided
To make an assignment In favor ~ Az
positors. n. r. Runner was chosen as
signee. The hanks liabilities are si25,-
900, but II Is not known what their as
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CoLuMBUs, o., May 20. Gov McKin-
ley Friday appointed the Ohio delegates
TO the National conference to consider
the question Of unlawful trusts, which
Is TO be held in Chicago June and q
They are: w. II. Lawrence and 2. ~
Kennedy, Of Cleveland; J. II. brigham,
Of Delta, and G. 3. Henry, Of Geauga
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ToRoNTo, Ont, May 20.--The order
Of railroad teiegraphcrs met Friday
night and elected officers. Grand Chief
Ramsay was reelected by acclamation
D. II. Gearhart, Of New Jersey, was
elected assistant grand secretary, and
j. Weatherby, Of Denver. secretary and
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SPRISGFrELD. O., May 20. the
Noratorial contest Of the Inter-C Collegiate
State Collegiate association, Friday
evening, L. q. York Of Mt. Union,
won first honors and & A. Stratton. Of
Delaware, second honorG
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RnoKI,EN,s ARNIcA sALVE.

Tho best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup
tons, and positively cures Piles, Or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded. Price 25 cents per box. For
sale by E. G. Williams, Jr., & Co.
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JOHNSON Cry. Tenn, May 20.- The
Citizens bank. X this city, closed it,
doors SATURDAY morning. +. II. Stew
ems, manager Of the Wahtanga Light
ing co, was made assignee Liabilities.
SIS, 900; assets, s7s.O00.
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TerrlbIo Faii.

CnIcAao, May 20 -Cagcd ID an ele.
vator IN the Hartford building, ton
men fell q distance Of eight stories, Fri.
day evening The accident was the M
suit ofa break on the cold water pres.
sure pipe. Six men were injured by
the fall, and John Peterson, q painter,
was SO badly hurt that he will prob
ably die, both Of his legs were broken
and hia snine injured.
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snnrrnnn q Cnminr.

LONDON, May 2O Rev. Thos. Spur
econ expects to sail from Auckland,
New Zealand, for San Francisco, Sat
urday. He will pass several days n
Chicago, and viii assist Dwight I,
Moody IN his evangelical work in that
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cailsd Il : speciaiiy Endowed Chair.

ZANRsyILLE, o., May 20. Rev. Geo
ID. Heron. the first pastor 81 tho Con.
gregationai church of this city. whs
was also called 70 be pastor Of thu
Second Presbyterian church, hu'
who could not accept on account
Of his doctrines. has been chosen
professor 81 applied Christianity a'
Iowa college at Grinncl, Iowa. A spec
ial chair was endowed by Mrs 4. n
Rand 81 purlinRton on condition thas
he should be chosen Tor The position
she has also purchased house which
win be prepared for the occupant Of TIL
chair
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LONDON. May 20. The prince Of Wales
has communicated to Mr.. Glandstone,
by letter. his regrets that Mr.. Gladstone
was subjected TO the unmanneriy dem
onstrations at the reception III the Inn
perial institute, on Wednesday evening.
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BARSEsv1LE, o., May 20.--Z. o.
Tucker was fined $500 BY Mayor Baker
Friday for keeping place where in
toxicants are held in violation Of the
prohibitory ordinance.
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PIrTsBuRG, Kas-, May 2O-4, 900 min
ers In the Pittsburg district, embracing
all the principal mines in Kansas, went
out on strike Friday. They declare
that all the 1900 miners Of the state
will soon be idle.
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G. S. ROGERS GONE CRAZY.
Caused BY His Close Application to
Work.
HE TAKES HIS OWN LIFE
''stand Aside, Man. Hav wings,p h sheaivl
AFiis 5anpoa Frsu shs Bridge Inia
The Mississippi Rlves.

81. PAuf, Mimi. May pa '.stand
aside. man. have wingsl' shouted
Charles 3. Rogers Friday afternoon 20
John NJ. Karl The pair were standing
on the smith avenue brlAwa III rs higks
cat point. and after uttcring these Wild
words. Rogers anntrhed himself from
the grakp 81 Karl. mounted the railinR
Of the bridge. and shot like rocket in-
Ii the swlft-nowing Mississippi below.
The distance was n00 feet, and tho he,ly
rose only oncc after striking tho Mater.
Charles Il Rogers wns tlta millianairc
president Of the st paul Ccgdasc 1p,
and the cnuse II his tatcfHi plange iuto
the river Is not yet certainly known.
The fnct that he was for two hours be-
fore he committed the deed In confer
encc with the president OF one u tho
banks led 70 the rumor that the Corsis
age Co, was embarrassed. The OH
ccrs Of the company, however. scout
ia this idea, and in proof ~ this rs
aertlon they showed BY the books that
Rogers had only $4,000 ~ the two
hundred housand-doi stock 81 the
Cnrdage Co. Twenty years ago
Rogers married Miss Evn Drake,
daughter Of the late Elias T. Drake
who Il worth over d. 100000 In herown
right. Two weeks ago Rogers bought
lot on Summit avenue for $4,000, and
the plAns were prepared for n
residence to cost ss0O,0 Mr., Rogers
had been 1t work almost night
and dry for the past year TO get
the Cbrdage plant IN successful opera.
tion, and the most likely theory for the
suicide Is that he was temporarily In
sane. Charles ), Rogers WINS about 81
| years Of age, and had beenA leading ~.
Paul business man since tho early day.
| Of its development. He had been presh
dent Of the Jobbers' unien and tho
chamber Of commerce. Rogers was 0
native 81 Ohio. and was At one time d
| Cincinnati newspaper reporter.
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BucYRus, o.. May 90. Holmes town
ship voted In favor Of local option, the
vote being IS to 1856 The only saloon
IN the township Il at Broken Sword.
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THE 0HAMpIoN OF THE WORLD.

The Jewel process gasoline stove is
the Worlds Champion. Everybody
happy that uses them. For sale by
j. w. R. Fisher, King Street.
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LONDON. May 90 An order in council
win be ordered to prohibit sealing IL
the Behring sea until May l, 1894
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TorEKA, May co. A posse Of citizens
organized at Cedarville. Kds., for the
purpose Of capturing the gang 81
toughs called the stafr gang, who
threaten to raid Tie town
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LoNDoN. May 2O.--A dispatch received
Saturday morning from Rome says that
the Italian ministry has resigned.
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TAEE KNOWN YOUR WANTS
This Column is Read BY Over 5000
People Every Evening.
REsr AND CHEAPEST COLUMN.
s...,,.u: Help Wanted, For Bale, For Rent, Lot
r..na, s,raysd sr Stolen, 10 Buy, ssll
or Exchange Make Il known.

asT A Lock bracelet on Thursday May II
Under will please leave same ~ ms \, Once y.
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--og prNT.-I.arre frame honse 10 rooms, els
w, ,.rn and hydrant IN the house. Good loca-
\ rerIns reasonable. Applyto MIS- q. X
o On. o--.l '..--
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STILLAHRAD.

Extra Select Oysters and Plymouth
Rock Count, at Combs 8 O'Conneifs
next door to City Hall.
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80 sAI.R, NV stock Of hardware, on reas
w n,,hle terms as my health will not permit
! 4, attend business good chance " m
Walters.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-22
Swallowed an Umbrella.

P1ttsburg Dispatch.
Thomas Jennings, of the West side,
possesses a COW that discounts all the
biIlygoats in the city on taste for old
rubbish, but she hasn't good digestive
organs. She is blooded, COW and has
not been used to diet OF umbrellas
and old cans. But during the late
storm, while hay was scarce, she ate an
umbrella. Yesterday she was taken ILL.,
1t is supposed that the umbrella opened
after the cow had swallowed it. At all
events, one side of the bovine became
much enlarged, and the owner called In
DR.. Coleman, veterinary surgeon, to
diagnose the case.
This morning he paid his patient
visit and found an abScesS in the right
side of the animal near the shoulder.
He was convinced that something had
entered the abscess, and by the use of
his pincherS he succeeded in catching
hold of and pulling out one of the ribs
of the umbrella. 1t was twenty-fOur
inches in length, and attached to it was
the brace eighteen inches in length.
Another examination followed, and an
other rib was taken out. Again insert
ing his probe, the doctor came upon a
soft substance which be felt certain was
the lining of the lung of the cow. He
have pull and was rewarded in bring
ing out the cover of the umbrella. 24X22
inches. Another rib was also secured.
The animal is still living and will
doubtless recover. although the doctor
is of the opinion that there are still
other ribs under the skin.
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THEY WAIT ON THE SICK.
Worthy Work of the Good Samari-
tan Society

Worthy Work of the Good samari-
tan society.
The annual meeting OF the Good
Samaritan association was held yester-
day in the College of Physicians and
Surgeons. The election of board of
trustees was first taken up, resulting as
follows:
DR.. ]. W. Macdonald, DR.. L. M.
Crafts, DR.. G. K. Bartlett, DR.. j. T.
Moore, Mr.. Rogers, Rev. ID. E. Wells,
Mrs. P. NJ. Holl, Mrs. G. E. Wheeler,
Mrs. c.. E. Dickinson, Mrs. Sylvester
Strong, Mrs. III. B. Sweetser. Mrs. DR..
Stewart, Harry w. Jones and Miss Ad-
die Brundidge.
The board of trustees then elected the
following officers: President, DR.. j. w.
Macdonald; first vice president, Mrs. j.
X. Stewart; second vice president. DR..
Q. *. Bartlett; secretary, Mrs. J. T..
Moore, Summers hotel; corresponding
secretary. Miss Addie Brundidge; treas
urer. Mrs. Sylvester Strong.
The society fulfills most useful mis-
sion in connection with the dispensary
of the college, and during its brief ca
reer it has received visits from 1859 pa
tients. the actual cost of medicine dis
pensed being S1O6.
The headquarters of the society are
at the physicians college. in the old
Rand residence, Sixth avenue south
and Seventh street, and the medical
staff is as follows:
DR.. j. W. Rutledge, DR.. H. B. Sweet
ser, surgery; Dr.. G. NJ. Carlaw, DR.. g.
w. Williams, medicine; DR.. II. E. Cary,
DR.. j. w. Dudley, obstetrics; DR.. w. j.
Byrnes, DR.. q. G. Barton, gyn3cology;
DR.. p. NJ. Holl, diseases of children; DR..
A. +. Irwin, diseases of the skin; Dr.
l.. M. Crafts. nervous diseases; DIR. II.
NJ. Morton, eye and ear diseases; DIR.
William Porteous, diseases of the nose
and throat.
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M1NNEApoL1s GhonULEs.

Hon. Robert l.. Penny left yesterday
for week III Georgia on legal bust
ness.
Harry l.. Newman returned to Min
neapols from years stay in Butte,
Mont.
Thomas Irwin Jebb, prominent bus
mess man of st. Louis, is at the West.
He is looking after his financial inter
eStS in this city.
f. c. Weinhold. of the Weinhold
Drug company, of the West hotel,
leaves today for visit TO his friends at
IlisOnberg, Ontario.
The funeral of Andrew Larson, who
died from injuries received in the Nor
mamma hall fire Friday night, took place
from the hall yesterday afternoon.
Prof. j. q. Leonard, the mind reader,
who is III the West, will give private
Seance to few newspaper men and
friends at the hotel this afternoon.
Rev. Milton F. Negus, of the Fourth
Baptist church. this city, has received a
call from the Normal Park church, Chi
cagO. An effort Will be made to induce
him to remain.
Charles 81. Williamson. president of
FArtiSte Publishing Company of
New York, is at the West hotel. He is
in the city in the interest of his pub
fishing house.
Col. p. e. Help delighted large audi
ence at the Lyceum theater last night
with his lecture on the almighty Dol
lar" The lecture was under the
auspices of the Octagon Star association.
The Ishmard Theosophical society
met in the New York Life building last
night and listened to an address by Mrs.
l.. W. Manning on the Evolution of
Worlds, as Taught i'll the Secret Doc
trine."
Thomas Moore, the well-knOwn Mic
elletavenue caterer, who was blurred out
last spring, has reconstructed his place,
and invitations are ont for his formal
opening, which takes place next Satur-
day night.
J. w. Spalding, residing at 1916
Washington avenue north, died Monday
from the effects of injuries received by
falling from load of hay on the 18th
inst. Deceased was sixty years of age,
and highly esteemed citizen.
A parlor concert was given at the
Judd house last night for the benefit of
the Good Samaritan dispensary. Local
talent of high order participated land
the entertainment concluded with an
operetta by Miss Jennings and Miss
HOyt.