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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-03-30
Order OF Publication

In the Cape Girardeau Court of Comm II Pleas,
within aad for The County of Cape Girardeau
and state of Missouri
SEPTEMBER TERM, 1894
Monday, September 9th, 1884, first day OF
September, 1854.
the use of Christian Hirscii. Collector Of the
Revenue of the City Of Cape Girardeau. l., the
State of Missouri, Plaintiff
against
Bart f Linnehan and Transfer Steamer John
F. Lincoln, defendants.
Order of Publication and Continuance.
NOW comes the plaintif herei ' ar1,.r -.
~ and it appearing to the court from the re-
turn of the sheriff and affidavit fled her L..
that the defendants are nOI re ide Is OF the
state of Missouri AID cannot b. >unun ri i
this action. Ii is therefore 'rirrrd 10y the court
that publication be made notify, - said rieir d.
It's that an action has been re = All II
them by petition in The Cape Girarteau Cou t of
COMMON Pleas OF Cape Girar'ieau I"u ty in
the State OF Missouri, the object a II gp tral
nature of which is 10 enforce the lie, al the
state OF Missouri for taxes upO the iUllOWl =
described persOI al property t"-wit. tia-s three
81, four a. aud ten tl0l Transfer t. amer job
+. lircOln TO recover the amo ni iaNes due
on said personal PROPERTY tor the ytaI 49,,
that unless they BE- AID appear at tr eat Man
ERIN, 1885, to be begun AID h ld at the cour
house in the city of cape Girardean. Caln- cir
ardeau county, Missouri o. the fourth Mo"day
ia May next, 1875, and o. 81 bei"r- IN" sixth
day thereof Of the term shall so 10 < c~ni.ti.Ie
il not, then before the T. Il of the term aud
answer or demur to plaintiffs petition the same
will be taken as confessed aid judgme, t reG-
Tered accordingly.
1t is further ordered that a copy hereof be
published in the Cape Girardeau u MuBEAT, a
,ewspaper printed AID published at Cape Cir
ardeau Con ty, Missouri, Tor four weeks sue
e%ssively, the last in ertIO to be at lea I thirty
days before the first day of the next May term
of this court. 4 true copy.
Attest: Z. ii E~NGELMANN,
mar97nlGE0 Clerk
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In the Cape ,iirardeau Court o. Common Pleas
within and for the County of Cape Girari"au
and state OF Missouri.
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Bart E. Linnehan aud Transfer steamer Vice
Presid mt, Defendants
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Lillian Russell Marriage Rumor.

1t is reported in theatrical circles in
st. Louis that Lillian Russell may take
a fourth husband Her leading tenor,
Richie Ling, is mentioned in the report.
why. the idea is perfectly absurd, /"
Mr.. Ling said tonight 1T is news to
me ] never heard anything about it
before. and am sure that Miss Russell
and myself have never discussed the
subject in any way. We are simply pro
fessionally associated in the same COM
pany, and are only as friendly as the
members Of any company are. Do you
remember that line in the Grand Ouch
ess' where Prince Paul tells the duchess
of something he has read in the news
papers, and she replies that she never
believes what she reads in the news
papersf There is lot in that line. A
note was sent to Miss Russell. asking
her about the report. She sent back a
reply that it was absolutely untrue
and perfectly ridiculous New York
World.
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mThe Isolation of England ;,

The wind is hushed; the darkness grows,
The fainting moon is lost in flight
Death lifts somber hand and throws
His elonds across the face of night.
With parted lips and haggard stare.
That strives and st, Tins re pierce the gloom
Eaeh nation =sfssFtefses ii lis lair.
And, breathless, waits the coming doom.
Dim shapeless shadows pass like ghosts
Along the trembling earth they feel
The instant tramp of marching hosts
And hear the snptherea clash Of steel.
TIL. reaching out for friendly hands
To guide them through the gloom, they press
To where one silent fg..se stands
sere in lofty loneliness.
They hurl their taunts. their oaths, their
prayers.
The snarl Of greed, the grosvl Of hate;
They spit upon the cloak She wears
Or grasp its hem TO supplieate.
But still, as though she heard them NOT
Her anxious eyes are fixed altar
Among the clouds, on one pale spot
Where family CLEANS I. single star
BY that same star she chose her path
For every night in vanished years.
Though screened by mists Of doubt and wrath
sees IL still il through Tears
Then, Rlancing az the fretful horde
VI call her nov. 10 bend the knee.
s - as her hand upon her sword
- tsss4s ssezs g toward the sea:
80 & e s. James Gazefte.
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BURNED At LAST.
AFTER THREE ATTEMPTS THE aREsE
DENCE OF Mr.. FRANK A. STAN
LEY WAS BURNED THIS
MORNING.
The Fire Was Undoubtedly. the Work OF
An Ineendary.--The House
Fired in Two Places.

Frank A. Stanley, the well known
plumber, is at last without a home,
and will probably have hard legal
fight before he can collect the in
surance ON his residence and its con
tents For two mornings in success
sion the house was set on fire, and
was only put outby timely discovery
of the flames by neighbors and the
excellent work done by the Pine
Bluff fire department. After the
second attempt TO burn the building,
which was clearely the work OF an
incendeary, the local agents OF the
Insurance companies who carried
insurance to the amount of $500 on
the residence and furniture, notified
Mr. Stanley that they would no
longer carry the risk, and asked for
surrender Of the policy. This was
three days ago, and rs the reporter
understands the matter. MIR. Stanley
was entitled to a notice of five days
before his Insurance neliey could be
declared void. This morning at
$50 o'clock the house was found to
be in flames in two places and the fire
had gained such Roadway before the
alarm was given that the fire
department was, this time. unable
to save the structure, and it was
burned to the ground.
The building was one of the prot
test little cottages on Cherry street,
and it was elegantly furnished
Who the fiend is that burned it is a
mystery. Mr.. Stanley says that he
has not an enemy in the world, SO
far as he knowns. vet his house,
time after time, VISA fired, until it is
ut last burned. No matter who the
guilty person is he should be APP
pretended and severly punished. and
to this end The insurance companies,
assisted by the officers, will spend
great deal OF money in endavoring
to discover the criminal.
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THEY WANT OUR TRADE.

Japan win Sell Us bicycles For S12 and
Other Things In Proportion.
The san Francisco Daily Report the
other evening published story calcu-
lated to startle American manufactur-
ers, The article says that Japan is about
to invade the United States with the
agents of her factories, whose ability to
produce articles of necessity more cheap
" than the rest of the world can no
longer be ignored. A few weeks since
the agent of a peaceful manufacturing
and commission house, whose headquar-
ters arc in Kobe and Hiogo, arrived i'll
that city. and offered such inducements
TO San Francisco merchants that they
were compelled to place large orders
with the oriental firm A canvass of the
San Francisco mercantile trade reveals
the fact that an unprecedented cut in
almost every line of staple goods has
been made by the japanese bidder.
Buttons by tho great gross are doliv-
cred duty free at a fraction less than
the actual cost per gross of the Ameri-
can article Bicycles, guaranteed equal
to the best high grade, are listed at SIP.
japanese matches are to be laid down
at price which is destined to close ev-
cry match factory in the United States.
Sashes, doors, blinds and all kinds of
wooden ware can be delivered duty paid
at 30 to so per cent less than the whole
sale prices Of local manufacturers.
After placing huge orders the agent
left for the east, where agencies will be
established in New York, Chicago, St
Louis and elsewhere for the purpose of
undertaking American and European
manufacturers as fast as possible.-New
York SUN.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1895-12-07

London Has the Fever.

The "Trilby" infection has worked
in the slower English blood fever ne
less violent than that from which Amer
lea recovered months ago. The craze
has invaded everything and become al
most insutferable to the Americans in
London. More than 100, 600 copies OF
the book have now been published, and
the demand is unsatisfied 1t is an
nounced that the Hafpers have finally
secured Du Maurier's new novel for
500, 600 cash, the same price that was
paid to Lord Beaconsiield for "Endym.
ion. New York Sun.
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onr Celestial visitor.

the comet discovered ut Lick observa-
tory, California, on Nov. 4 by Mr.. G. D.
Perrine is now about $4,000, 600 miles
from the sun. The distance Will de-
crease and reach minimum Of about
90, 600, 600 miles on Dee, is, at which
time its angular distance from the point
where its path intersects the eelptie
Will be 273 degrees After Dec is the
distance from the sun will again in
crease. The object is not visible to the
naked eye, but its brightness is increas-
ing very rapidly Tt will undoubtedly
be visible with telescope assistance
within few weeks.
Unfortunately, however, its approach
to the sun will bring it into the morn
ing twilight. and the difficulty of OBJ
servation will be increased thereby. 1t
is now ! = times as far from the earth
as the sun is.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1895-12-07

exhibition such as is seldom seen in
this city. Joe Drew, the clever light
weight pugilist, and an unknown,
will put on the gloves and give an
exhibition in sparring. Several other
good features are ON the program,
and this entertainment promises to
be superior to any ever before given
under the auspices OF the Association.
Tt VIII be absolutely free as no al
mission will he charged. You are
cordially invited to be present.
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D00Vc
QUUkOa

Webster's Dictionary, 1900 illus
trations, each 94e.
Childrens' Picture Books, each &c.
Summer Clouds, each l0c.
Cinderella, Wonderland Bible,
Stories, etc, each lie.
Winter Tales, Our Darlings, etc,
each 19c.
Young America, Little Folks
Christmas Sports, Wonderland
Tales, The Chiidrens' Annual, etc,
$50 pages profusely illustrated, each
35c
Little Tets, Story Book, Mother
Goose, FairYTales, Natural History,
20S pages with Illustrations, each,
39e.
American Childreus' Annual,
beautifully illustrated, 200 pages,
each Soc.
Children's Life of Jesus, Young
Folks History of England, Column
bus, Young Folks Natural History,
200 pages with Illustrations, each
Zoe.
Waverly Novels, Dickens Works
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4 candidate For Statehood.

Oklahoma is the latest candidate fol
admission into the Union, statehood
convention having been called to meet
early in December As Oklahoma's pop
ulation is $50. 600 or more and she now
has an assessed valuation of $50, 000,-
600, she would make much more cred
table state than other Arizona or New
Mexico. If tie Creek, Choetaw and
Chickasaw Nations should join in the
movement, as it is htimated thoy may.
t; throw Iii v ing state lines around the In
dian Territory, her claim would be ir-
resistiblo. Chicago Tribune.
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solomon,s Mines Eelipsed.

The goldfelds Of Cripple Creek. Colo,
are attracting considerable attention of
late, owing to the richness of their prod
uct. which is estimated at 81, 600, 900 4
month The total value of high grade
ores mined during October was 1862,
GOO, and Of the low grade ores $102, 900
The grand total of the product reaches
81 ,064, 000. The record for November
will show an increase. Cincinnati En-
duirer
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Mems everyday working Shirt.
20c, 25c, 29c 38c, Ale 49c, 60e asas
Colored Laundried Shirts 49e 81
Gle, Csc and Soc
White Laundried Shirts. 47c %.
Sic and Ole.
Drill Drawers, 25e and 29c.
Canton Flannel Drawers. 20a o.
and 29c.
CamePs Hair Shirts and Drawer,
Tic and Sic.
Half Wool Shirts and Drawers Il.
All Wool Shirts and Drawers Al ID
Red Flannel Shirts and Drawer,
43e and 93c.
BaIbriggan Ribbed Heavy Shirt.
and Drawers, 43c, 49c, SIC, &c "a
and 9ie.
Ladies Black Hose, per pair s.. B.
Toe, he, 15c, 19e, 24c and 29e.
Ladies' Isle Thread Hose, BE n
and 43c.
Ladies' Silk Hose, 52e.
Ladies' Tan Hose, BE. 15c, &c u
Ladies' bisle Thread Hose, BE. gl
BE and 58e.
Fancy Hose, BE, and 24c.
Ladies' Handkerchiefs, DC, Sc, lOs
lie and 14c.
i Ladies' Silk Handkerchiefs, 10e.
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poach & Bowers popular burnt

Beach & Bowers popular burnt
cork. artists gave a very fine per
formanee last night 70 a good sized
audience. The singing Mas good
and the Jokes were new and crisp.
In fact. the entire show was first
class and pleased the audience much
.tiiis same company will make their
appearance again tonight Evening
Cs1pitoIian. Austin, Texas
At the Pine Bluff opera-house
Tuesday evening, Dec. 10th.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1895-12-07

Mr.. Alex Lazarus, who was SO
badly cut by Mr.. Pope, few days
ago. is reported to be suffering
greatly at times, but it is now be-
lieved that he will survive his wound,
although it will be many weeks be-
fore he will again be able to use his
arm
Semi=weekly graphic., 1895-12-07
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
AfETIlNpIST.

FrRsT.-Corner Main street and
Sixth avenue, \. O. Evans, pastor.
Sunday school 9.30 n. m, q. n. Hart,
superintendent; church services IL Il.
m. and S p. m.
AKEsIpE.-CoIner Olive street aud
Fifteenth avenue, j. +. Carr, pastor.
Sunday school $50 n. m, n. II. Rob
erts. superintendent; church services
II IL. III. and 1880 p. m.
.-Meehanicsville, 7. n.
Brewer. pastor. Sunday school $50
n. m; church sery ices II n. m. and
7:30 p. IN.
PRESBYTERIAN.
FIRsr.-Corner Walnut street and
Fifth avenue, J l.. Caldwell, pastor
Sunday school $3.50 a. M; MORN
ing service, / a. M; evening service,
40 - ~.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Services held in X. Of =. Hall, over
Citizens Bank. Bible School, $50 A..
M: Preaching, l0:45 II. m. and $50
y. m. every Sunday. Glen New Ill
liams, pastor.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
West Sixth avenue, J NJ Lueey
pastor. Services ut usual hours.
BAPTIST.
Corner Cherry street and Sixth
avenue. w. X Penrod pastor. sun
day school $3.50 a. m; church services
II n. m. and $50 p. nj.
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RAILROAD TIME CARDS.
STUTTGART 3 ARKANsAs RIVER n, r..

STUTTGART & ARKANSAS RIVER II, II,
Train No. l-Daiy, except Sunday.
Leaves Stuttgart for Dewitt, s---;,... 4. M
Returning Train Mo- Leaves DeNltl s.aV'iflll'
Arriving ut Stuttgart .--.--il - a'e'
Train No. 3-Dafly except Sunday
Leaves Stuttgart l Is p. m, for Dew
Leaves Giliett {. ~, Z, ~
Arrives at Stuttgart ..........,-s - pm
Train No. 5-sundays Only.
Leaves Stuttgart for Dewitt and Gil
Retnrning Train No. leaves Giliett Z y p. M
Arriving 1T StHttgarb-......,--- .,---. y ~ - N
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r1Nr n1uFr ; HAsrERN R. \.

Train leaves Rob Roy daily except sun
Leaves English daily except Sunday 10 am
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and Thaelleray, 25e volume.
Colored Drawing Pencils, &c box
of 6.
Pencil Sharpeners, 6 for Sc.
School Crayons, Toe per gross.
NOTIONS.

Laundry Soap, Sc cake.
Stove Backing, 3 for be.
Stove Paste, per box Be.
Shoe Backing, Sc, &c and Sc per
box.
Shoe Polish, per BOTTLE, Zoe.
Rubber Balls, solid and hollow,
frem &c 80 lee each.
Colored Marbles, IS for Be.
White Marbles, 100 for DC.
Jacks, Is for Sc.
Fire shovels, short handles, BE.
Fire Shovels, long handles, &c.
Mouse Traps, &c, Be, Be.
Silverine Walters, round and Oh
long, Ice and BE.
Black Enameled Walters, oblong,
20c and 35c.
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per roll lie and &c. -
I 3oxwood Rules, ? feet long, each
Boxwood Rules, 2 feet long, brass
bound, each lie.
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pRFSRYTERIAN.
CnRIsrIAN CHURrH.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.


West Sixth avenue, J. NJ LueeA
pastor. Services ut usual hours.
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.aves Stuttgart for Dewitt and Gill

Train No. 5-suntiays Only
Evening journal., 1895-01-02
necII Oonntr.lTreasurer.

ELKToN. Md, Jan. 2.-John Banks
took charge OF the ofice OF treasurer Of
Cecil county yesterday and appointed
Manly Drennen assistant treasurer and
ex-ofHieio clerk to the county commits
sloners The law making Mr.. Banks
treasurer OF the county was passed at the
last session of the Legislature. The
county commissioners refused to accept
the new law as constitutional
and ignored the appointment Of
Mr.. Banks. The Circuit Court
declared the law unconstitutional
and the Court Of Appeals con-
frmed the decision. The new law
makes the Office an elective one, and does
/ away with the Office of clerk to the
| county commissioners, which has beea
held for several years BY Charles d.
Smith, of Elkton. The assistant treas
urer is now to do the work Of the clerk,
and the appointing power is taken from
| the county commissioners. Mr.. Banks Il
well known business man, Of Chesa
| peake City, and Mr. Drenuen, his assist
ant. is leading business man in Elkton
Evening journal., 1895-01-02
TELEGRAPHIc BRIEFS.

The pope has appointed Bishop NJ, Mar
ty Of Sioux Falls to the bishopric OF ST.
Cloud, MINI.
General Baratieri, comman ding the ttal-
ian forces in Africa, has arri Fed at Adua,
capital of Tigre. Abyssinia.
At Livingston Ala, two masked rob
bers boarded a south bound express train
and robbed the express car Of its yaluables
Mrs. Laigne. a New York diamond
smuggler, has been arrested by Mrs. Bar
raugh, a government detective, in Califor-
mia.
The station agent at Noawata, Ark,
was held up by lone highwayman, sup
posed to be Cherokee Bill. and the station
robbed
Robert Luckey. a member Of the noto-
rious Cook gang, was landed IN jail at Fort
/ Smith, Ark, and is now held on th'
charge of murder.
At Lancaster Ky. the Miller hotel wa'
| burned, and Edward A. Pascoe, his babl
and his mother-in law, Mrs. Masters los
/ their lives in tho flames.
At Bay City, Mich. Daniel G. Tromley
/ a lumber inspector, crazed over politics
murdered his wife and child set fire q
the house and made his escape,
j. M. Percival Of New York fell dow
the stairway of the billiard room in Mon
treal. fatally injured himself by bursting
blood vessels and died in few hours