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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-24
Staot Chicago.
fiir's Seben pereiniot.

6err @bporb 8. Mer5 unb SrGulein
8ertha 8Dn1D haben Mitttpp6 ben8unD fiir's
2eben qe191ofen. Na9bem Die feierli6e
@ere6eli9ung in Der ct. poulstir9e, See
Ga Sale 4be. unb SbipitraBe, Dur4 9errn
gaftor Sobn porgenonmen pproen mar.
fanb in Der uSrpbel1sz6oGe" I'M 91iQerz
eebdube Elm Gmpfang itatt, 5u pel4em fid
me6r als 200 Sdmen unD 9erren Elm IteQz
ten. ST bod Der Batter Der 8ruut ni6t
auein unter ben 9euti9en, fonoern in Ter
gan5en Stabt bur4 feline gef4dftli9en unb
1~o3tdlen 0~erbtnbungen tpo6lbetannt UNI
bp9beliebt, tpie benin audi Der 8rGutigam
ais SproITe bes alten QnIieblers 0errn 60
tparb 6. Nter3 unb als Mtteigent6imer
elmer bebeutenben Sabrif it4 eineS bober
4niebens %erfreut!
Der Saal mar gum 6o45ettszTe1te in
prd9tiger MeiIe becprtrt norben. 3a6lz
rei9e fpftbdre 9eI9enfe tpdren npn Sreuliz
ben unb 8efonnten iiberIanbt iporben, UNI
es purbe in ieber 6tn1i6t Elm 2urus entail
tet, Der Die 6eier nit groBem @lan5e umgub.
Wos iebo9 nod tpi9ttger tit: Die 8erb;nz
burtg nurbe ppn alien Seiten als cine dllz
Berft gliidli9e unb 1egenberIpre6enbe arge=
fe6en, unb Die Sreunbe bes iungen @1e=
paares meinen es nit i6ren 9liidpiin19
treu unb aufrtdtig.
@ntbufiaitif9e &eben t~piir3ten bas Selt=
mdbG. Den Spaft 3u @6ren bes neuber=
mGblten 8aares btelt 6err Or. g6il. 8
Mattbei; Der @ltern Der 8raut gebadte M!
Der linn eigenen 5iinbenben 8erebt1amfeit
6errn BomD's lungidbriger intimer Sreurf
9err Sran3 @mberg, unb uuf bds Wobl Der
Mer5f9en Samilie bra3te 9err Strip SOm=
r1er Elm 9od aus.
9as 5u einem Quintet erpeiterte Or.
pbeuszQuartett ipel6es audi in Der 8ird5t
gefungen bate, erfreute Die @Gfte burd
mebrere ernite unb beitere 2ieber, unb baS
bibf9e Set berlief als Elm fol9es, auf tpcl=
DIES ale Sbetlnebmer tets nit ben al1ge=
nebmiten grtn~nerungen 5uriidbliden ner-
ben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-24
+ Berry G. Behtolo. /

SIM ct. sSoiepbsz6oIpital 1T Mtttpoh
6err 6enrD s. 8e9tbolb, Gebdctelr Der
nsfadel", an ben Solgen elmer Operation
be ftorber.
ST.. 8e6tolb tpurbe i'm Sabre 1926 in
6e1enzO armftdbt geboren unb fam, na6z
Dem ct 1i6 inn Sabre 1848 an benz lufitanD
betbeiliqt, inn eSo6re 1851 mod Nmerttd,
unb 5tpar 3unG6ft nud Burlington, Soma.
no er a1s 2e6rer tbdtig ipar rnb 1t9 NIT
2ouife p. Gnbe, bic Tim f9on Dor 20 Sabren
i'm Sobe boranqinq, berebeli9te. gpt BUR-
~linqton fiebelte 8ebtolb na6 Decatur iiber,
mo ct einem 9efddft b~orftanb, uno tam
bann Dor etpa 6 Sabren na9 Gbico9o, I'm
fi9 Der eeSournaltitit gu ipibmen. Set fetner
Mnfunft in Gbicaep bis gum Sobe mar
er Gebacteur Der u6adel", bes Sonntag5z
blattes Der rMrbetteraeitung".
Mm borigen Donnerftag purbe et plDbltd
BON 6eftigen S6mer3en befalen, Die ftd
bann fpGter als OartnberT6lingung 6eraltsz
~1tellter. Mm Montog Mbenb tpurbe er nad
benz g. Sofepbsz 9ofpital iiberfiiDrt, I'm
ii1 bort ether Operation 3u unternerfen
9ien1tag Worgen tpurbe biefelbe n1ter Or
Semi bprgenommen unb am Mbenb fibltt
iib Der patient erlei9tert. eSn Splge Dor
GROCER S6tpd6e = benin bic Operation iDa1
gelungen : 1T er bann am Mittipob Mor.
gen um 8 1br bel bolem 8eipuBtfein fanf
entf9lafen. g(n feinem Gterbelqger pdrer
fem 9obn Souls 8e9tolb unb cine 5reun:
bin Der Gamilie, Srau Or. 8ernig. an:
peienb. Die 6interbliebenen 1inb feit
SDbne 2ouis, Nrtbur, Garl unb 5enrt
8e9tolb unb Die berbeiratbete Scooter Glare
bon @noe, geb, 8e9tolb. 9as 2ethen:
begdngniB finbet am Sonntag yiadmtttdl
2 ubr BON Der Soeialen Surnbdle, Sd
Baulina@@ traBe unb Belmont Mpe., mad
Gracelano ftatt, tpo er auf feinen WunId
berbrannt perben nirD.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-24
Der 9rets If (e6r gertng.
I'm Diamanten berdubt.
Der Diamantenf6leife Sluefone oas Opfer
zines StraBenraubes.

I'm feline geIammten ~@rfparnife tpnr6e
Sreitao Mbenb Der 9tdmantj 9leifer
sFronf 8luefone BON 3tpet @truBenrdu6ern
an 6ubbarb Court, in nnmittelbdrer g3GGe
Der @aba16 Nbe., beraubt. Die 8eute Der
@trol9e be1tanb aus 9tdmanten I'M Wertbe
BON $500, elmer Stamantennabel i'm Bertbe
BON $3.50, elmer golbenen l1br neb1t Settle,
einem &aiten nit Wert3eugen gum S6letz
fen Don 9iamanten i'm Mertbe BON 5000
unb $24 in 8aar.
MQem Mn59etn na9 tpuBten Die Strof6e
qans 9enau, mas 8lue1tpne bel ii9 trng
unb batten ben ueberfaQ oprber geplant.
8lueftpne tppbnt nGmlt9 int Someriet=
6ptel, an Der @de Der IL. StraBe un0 Waz
ba1b Nbe., unb pflegte ben iibrigen !9otelz
gditen BON feinen Geiieerlebntfen = er tOdr
in Der gan3en Melt berumgefommen uni
bate lange 53ett in ben 0iamantenfelbern
in Der &apcolonie gearbeitet, = gu er3Gbz
len u11b ipob1 ab unb 5u einige Der Gtetne,
bic er ft9 aus &frtta mttgebra6t bate, 21
3eigen.
@iner Der &Grber pber Elm 6elfer86elfer
berfelben muB nun 8luei tone 5eobabtet inb
ben plan CUR 8eraubung b%e1elben ausgebedt
6aben.
DIS 8Gnetone Srettag gu brrgeriidtcr
Stunbe auf benz Na4baui eloege an Der
Wabaib Noe. 9ubbarb Court pa7irte, berz
traten inn plObli6 atpet @trDl4s ben @e9,
ergriffen i'm unb f4leppten inn his unter
bic @eletIe ber 9p9ba6n, mo tie i6m Elm nit
G6loroform getrGnftes Sal9entu9 Dor
Munb unb Na1e bielten unb i'm 10 betpuBtz
Io9 .o~~G4n.~ p 0II2 SDI,%nlo11n +@&H 4on61n~a41
Stunben pieber 3u ii9 fam, fa1lo er, bob
Die Hduber tim nt9t nur b~olfdnbig atsgez
p%liinbert, fonbern i'm audi nabs5u boLftdnbig
ausge3ogen 6atten, fobaB er ge5pungen tpar,
MIR NIT 9emb unb 9ofe b%efleibet, rad ieinenr
9oteG gu geben. @eftern Nbeno meIbete
8lueitone ben 8orfaG auf Der Capitalization
unb CAB bort cine 5iemli6 quite 8sl4reibuna
Der beiben @tro19e, 70 baB 0Dffnung porz
banben TT, baB bic poli5et bieicl6en bingfeit
MAIDEN tpirD.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-24
Gin aeieaMeter QGuaenbIf6.

Sbn empfinbet pent Die Wobltbat an 9beiG pirb
bnr9 Die beiliame 2batisfstt BON 5uftetter's Maaenbit
ters bon Der as 9ilioiitdt befannten franfbaftem gela
flung ber &eber befrett 5n perbeu. G6mrer5en in be,
redten @eite unb nnter bent redten @dulterblatt, aslb,
Sdrbun9 ber 5aut ,ab ~auedpfel, beleate 3attse, uebel
felt am Mtoraer, &ran1pf. ibetrie6enber @tbem, unre
gelnrdBi9er 9tablaan9 nnb 9aftril9es Ropflpeb sebbrer
gu ben qudlenben Spmptpntet, meIde bel Inpenbune
bieies 9rDBten unter olen autibilibien @liriren Iufort
peri6pinben. @diittelfrpit unb Jieber, gtieren= uni
Sloienleiben, GbeumattsntuS, 9pspcpIie unb gaeropfi
tat meroen bnrb oos 8itters, bas ou9 belt 6dlof uni
appettt fDrbert nnb i9drft, e~benfans geDeilt. Mear
nebnte bas 8itters reaelndBie unb ni6t nur ob u1b AT.
alsbalbise iesensre,be Golsen werbe,t baraus emt
ipriMget.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-24
Jett 1T oie ,5eit, an eine Q~enoerune
i'm frihidhr gu oenfen.

S6re aufmerfiamfeit ioGte iebt ant bas
Srii6jabr u1b ietne 2(uSii9ten 9eri9tet lein.
8elll1 SIR nit Current jebi9en gefilOen unb
11m1tdnben unSufrtebeu leib, ultb etne Neltbe=
rul,g 5u MAIDEN mii1li9t, porum benft Sbr
ni6f barar, etn @tiid 2onb 5u erperben?
SIR f0l1nt cine Sarm i'm nDrbli9eu Misconlilt
befontmelt, nj ein N,tfGuser eilte @bouce bat,
1pie iie better nibt seba9t wer6en toltr, utb
100 10 peltts @el6 ben0tbi9t 1T, ooB Sbr @lt9
bal6 unabbdn9i9 fiiblt. !S6reibt 1lm Aus=
funft iiber 9al1b n1tb mte SIR 9let65eitis Or
belt erbalten fOunt, at Sreb't Nbbot, Qa1tb=
.Gommiiar, 80. 6. 81. st., Milwanfee, isis.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-24
Gtne Gofomottpe
Don 3pei Stra6enrdubern aneebaIten.

Dienftag Morsen fura na9 2 1br bielt
cine Eangirlofomotibe Der gbicaeo &:
Gditern 81. 8abn in Der NGbe Der IS. ctr.
2ofomotiofiibrer Omen 8igelop unb 6ei3er
Gbarles 9alie befanoen fib an 8orb. @be
fe ii6 beien berfaben, %ipraneen aug benz
@9atten Der bena9barten9Gufer 3tpet Mdn=
ner, %lparfen fi4, NIT Heboloern bepaffnet,
auf bic beiben 8abnansetellten unb befab=
len ibnen, tire 9dnoe bob gu balten. Jfa9z
Dem bies gef9eben, bur9fu6ten fe bic So=
fben ibrer Spfer nnb nobmen i6nen tire
ubren unb 8aarf9aften ab.
OILS bic S9urfen iub entfernten, rief8i9e=
lop nad Der Poli3ei. Giner Der 8Gube1
bre6te fi9 UNI unb feuerte feinen Hebolpe1
ab, befen Rugel 8igelop am @9dbel
1tretfte.
@1eib barauf er19ten Elm poliaift a1I
Der Scene, tpelner ben Acknowledgement Der
beirief. SIS erf9ien Elm 9ubenb poliaiiten
bod fonnten bieIelben troB eifrigen Su6ens
Die Sbdter nibt finben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-24
QbfoIut oiftfrei.

11ndbuli8 10 pielen 8ateatnebi6inen entz
1alten bic meltbefan1ter ct. gernorb &rduz
t~erpilen obiolut feline ~9tfti9en geitanbtbeile
ober l6dbli9en Sn9rebteu5ien. 0teielben
1iub aus BEN reileu urperfGl19teu @Gftelt
Don &rGuterlt ber9eteut, mel6e BON ieber III
Der mebi5inii6eu @iileni9aft ais beilfrGftis
o11erfonlit morben Itnb. Seoermarlt. Der bic
9iuen sebrau9t bat, 1T bereit st beseuge1,
baB bieIelben ut ibrer @irfun9 nniibertrefi=
lid ii1lb. Die ct. Sernarb &rGuterpiQeu iiltb
III auen Npot6efen gu babeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-24
Inter oeheimniRbpren 11n1ftGnben II

Inter gebetmntBooGen umftdnben tit
in Baltimore Die % Sabre alte Barbara
Sil3le, Die Sobter zines &untgGrtner5, ges
ftorben. Sic nobnte in benz bena96arteE
Srte Gdtpnsbile Der Srduung zines tbr be-
freunbeten Paares, Srant 90. Maifel uno
emma 2tebro, Bel unb fe6rte in a f9einenb
better Stimmung BON bort 5uriid. s3pet
Stunben fpdter fanb MAJ fie ais 2et9e ouf
tbrem 3imlner.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-24
menn oas Bdbv sabnt,

Gebrou6t inter ouen llmitanben baS aIts
.Iib erprobte Wittel, Mrs. @iuslow's Sootbs
ing 9prup fir Sas 3abnen Der Rinber. @s
berubtst bas 8i1S, mabt bic @aume1 IDei9er,
tilt bic 06merser, BELT Ninbfolif unb il
bas bette Wittel ge9en Olarrboea. Slnfune'
lwGniia @ents Die Hlalhe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-24
EnINnfnr.

Gin retneS Malsbier esbraat pOn
ser Gonr. eetpp @rcsu8- Go. TT bters
nit beitettS eMtpfObIen. SSn 0IaiGen
aatS HaHcrn 5n babea. telephone
90. $50. 8ottltw0 9ebtNt+ 90. 500.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-24
S1reRliGer unfau.
umfur5 eines 9ewalti9en eiiernen
6ebefrahnens
Sn ben sdifs6anbOfen BON g. G9ieaso,

Drei Qrbeiter eetootet uno mehrere
anoere mehr ooer wenieer eefdhrli6
perIebt. Das Reiben eines eeiplet6ter
5aItefcils ole urfade oes unfales. -
Gro6e Iufreeune inter Dem publtfntn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-24
The Owen Electric Belt g.
Appliance Co.,
211 state=stt., Chicago, so.
GtabIirt lett 1851.
Henry S%ehoellkopf,
WI o1aso1a A, Retail Hrooar

232 & 23A Of>Rdnoolph=Stry
spiiGen Sronfltns unb Martet'Strass
@btca9o, Sas.,
empIieblt in ooraI9lider Woare:
EtiIdlet 8ettii1e= 1tnO 8Iutt cit fahtcn,
SStiId d. EFT 9taIem9raS= tttto TeloI1ntett,
5eattI6et Spar9eItt, Gd1tttttbpbttctt,
Seltoiper Nibet, MpfenfobI TIT &ainets,
frans. @rbism, oentid)e 9Sls0nrfem,
8etrb6nete Rtlse, umgar. 9toiest=Y aprte@,
8er9itd1erte 86n1ebrtite, 8anSefeuIen
8eramd ertem Nal, &adbs tno St0r,
28eitpb6L. Sdinfeit Gallant,
MeGte gsrantidtp. Sernetatintrft,
Set,tfte fratts. GatotneS NIT xriiffeIn,
Med1fe SSrnmffurtsr 3rattuMrit tn 8iidhSem.
9leGte SteIer Gprottett 9tppetit Glib,
JR1tH. 8aniGr, rMn. S1r0ineS,
gssri,'irt - s1i af t.as, ~ @;S Ssiass,
ssrifGeS Slinett0I. Wohn0I,
Wed1tem 2febtg'S SIctS d. ertraft, Sntttn.
0(ed)ten 6tttbecriaft, 9imbeercfta,
9eutf6es 3tuetid ennt1s, getrpd, StrneH.
suite tao faMre &tri6ler, 3etoeIbeerem
Sam bmrg er NoA=Sdrittse, hOu. GtodKTdt.
Tratrs. NoqacfDrt< ttno Gaute ID rt= GGSe.
Sromtaee DC Srie, Gemf@ateIer Se61e,
9ted)teti Gnttttettb. GdDtpeiSerfdIe
&rdmter:Raic, Goatter @6fe, arme1am=&aS ATE.
8ahr. &~ittbnr8ers. &abm,= ano SamosR6Se.
9teme 0rii,tfertt, &infea, &irfe, Cries,
VcrI9erite, SAFER tnnS 8it d. 10 Ella eu= Brihe.
SHa1tOfclntebL NeiS= uto &rb1 eitine ell.
s~Settitcm Sanas, Wtpffa= tno Nto=Seafee,
gtdleIfaMse, Net9em ttno Dtelss&afee,
Support. &afecssSfets bon Sfciffcr s. Siuer.
Qtcd)te W6ntuesGtocOIaoe, &afao,
Nrtf d) eft YariIer Gd1nnpftabaf BON SOkbe@.
9eMtfde GoIsidlnbe rltS @oIspamtoT elm.
9eMt5Ge Gpinnr2oer, @nnfraber,
aI bea btlligiten Sreifen.
@enry Sch@ellk~ns
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-24
5arm>Qn5ei9en*

Gs 9i6t feline 3dtnng we6e cine 70 wee gebretnne utter ben Sdrnnrn, 1peueH
Inter been bes QSefens bot wn boS gSo6Mbott Der ,Sutnois gtaats5dtun9. "a F
eme anTtnnneS baha9e
Sn 6oBe beien eInet f6 bhe Nus9obe unfrr 3dun9 gang beoubrs gu gednnz
madungen DON SarmzGefauRn, Dol @ustamben, @gntben oberg erpa3ten non Sms
Sarmer fnb ober fir 2euh, pebe III lenen Sri9oden mobnen nnb mtt bren An5a9m
cine m0eGhH mne 8ermeunn9 unRr Der anobepOferln9 e3hIen mouen.
Tim tn piaen Infroge1, wd9e mir fnG9 iii geu9' auf prehe fir Gn5e9n TIM
Uo6enbloh eAbt baben, aQ9emein gu 9ema9eL 9eMn mir biaben na9febenb: fir
aewo6nGbe NnRioer tt einr S9rut faint f6 Sober ben Qris fabf bee1neu, tnoem
ides gort 4 Gents fofet Sr6et lift ibo6 gu bemmten, bB fir tme aneise weuisr ala
SOO baeDnt whb.
GroBe slnseieen display adv) oMn 20 Gents per vasate"z3eus.
AuHrGge uub Qnra9en fnben pmmpte @reb9ung.
SQtnois $taats;ettnto Co.,
,s,n.sen Gbtrnen, gil.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-19
Granted the Order.

Chicago, April 1S.-Receiver McNulta of the Whiskey trust petitioned Judge Showalter this morning for authority to borrow $35O,OOO and renew mote for s5O,0OO The judge granted the neces- sary order.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-19
FATR HAYEN.

At the Baptist Church-The Program-The
 Launch Hustle-At. St. James, Church
 Special Song Service.
 Wednesday evening, April 24, there will be given an entertainment and sale at the Grand avenue Baptist church un- der the auspices of the Ladies' Aid so- ciety. Following is the program; Piano Solo-Miss Anna Way. Vocal Solo-Miss Ada Gage. Banjo Solo-William Bishop. Recitation-Mrs. l.. c. Goodrich. Flute Solo-E. c. Wooster.
 Vocal Solo-H. H. Nettleton. Piano Duet-Misses Nora Sage and Amy
 Gage.
 Dialogue-"In Want of Servant"
 Cast of Characters. MT. Marshall. A. Knowles Mrs. Marshall. ........ Miss Ida Waters Margaret O'Flanagan.
 .. .. ............ Mrs. l.. c. Goodrich Snowdrop Washington. |. ..
 .. .. .. .....Mrs. c. c. French Katrina Van Follenstein,. .. ....
 .. .. ......, Miss Hattie Hitchcock Mrs. Bunker. Miss Nora Sage Freddie. .......,.. ..Master Stanley Carl Recitation-Mrs, L. c. Goodrich.
 Admission will be fifteen cents and cream will be served after the enter tainment.
 The Daimler launch Hustle, just built by Thatcher for w. H. Barnes of Pot Island, came up the Quinnipac river Wednesday, Mir. Barnes took a party of his friends down the harbor. The Hustle promises to be a fine and speedy boat.
 At St. James church Wednesday eve ming at o'clock Miss Susie Bostwick, daughter of the late Rev. Williom Bos- twick, was married to William M. Full ierton, clerk of the New Haven, Steam boat company. The wedding was a quiet one, only a few friends having been invited, owing to the death of the brides father short time ago.
 There will be a special song service next Sunday evening at the Grand ave- nue Baptist church under the direction of the choir leader, Fl, H. Palmer. The choir will render several selections and will be assisted by the celebrated con- tralto, Miss Ella Mary Belden of the United church quartet.
 As shown by the fire at A. H. Barnes drug store on Monday, there is need on the east side of a first-class engine com pany, as there was promise of a de- structive fire.
 The household effects of Rev. J. H. Hand were moved Wednesday to his nety field of labor Brooklyn, The new pastor of the East Pearl street M.. E. church will soon move here from New Rochelle.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-19
Sufficiently Rewarded.

The latest joke at the expense of the French Society for the Protection oi Animals is to the following effect: A countryman, armed with an immense club, presents himself before the presi- dent of the society, and claims the first prize. He is asked to describe the act of humanity on which he founds the claim;
 T saved the life of wolf" replied the countryman. 'I might easily have killed him with this bludgeon," and he swings his weapon in the air, to the inn mense discomfort of the president.
 But where was this wolff" inquiries the latter; what had he done to you?"
 He had just devoured my wife," was the reply.
 The president reflects an instant, and then says: My friend, I am of opin- ion that you have been sufficiently re- warded."
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-19
No Election in Delaware.

Dover, Del, April 18.-The Hath bal lot for United States senator to-day stood: Higgins, rep, 10 Addicks, rep, 5, Pennewill, rep, 4, Ridgely, dem, g, Bayard, dem., 1.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-19
4 DE11GHrFU1 EYrERrA1NMENE

Westville People Enjoy Some of Mrs
 Drummond's Recitations-The Entertain
 ment in Charge of Mrs. Hollis.
 A delightful entertainment was given at the Congregational church in West vile last Wednesday evening before a large audience It was under the man. agement and direction of Mrs. L. B. Hollis. The recltations of Mrs. A, M. Drummond were among the most en- Joyable features of the evenings enter tainment. She possesses great power and manifested thorough grasp of her subject. Her presence is pleasing and her enunciation clear. "The Street Mu- slciana," a pathetic number, delighted her audience. She brought out most artistically the soothing influence of music upon the poor degraded sot, Who, under its spell, was reminded of his in- nocent youth and was reclaimed for better things.
 Mrs. Hollis took entire charge of the entertainment and besides that, with her customary fine execution, rendered her solos and other parts in a most agreeable and effective manner, greatly delighting her audience.
 The entertainment was one of the most interesting events that has taken place Tn long time and the receipts wifi make handsome addition to the church treasury.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-19
FOIy EVbTVUVI UIIyI
 K. H. JONES
First Assistant PosLmaster General.

FlrSL ASSISIdUL tOSIIldSltT NHeIIETdI'
 Mir. Wipper has forwarded to Wash ington his statements in regard to his case, accompanying them with an affi- davit.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-19
Both in Good Condition,

St. Louis, April 1S.-The arrangements horses Dr. Rice and Simmons have been completed and should the weather be propitious one of the finest races ever witnessed on the western turf will take place next Saturday. Both horses are in excellent condition and 1t is expected that the record will be broken.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-19
Dr. Elkins Elected.

Washington. April 1S-The National Academy of Sciences to-day elected four new members, namely, William H. Welch of Johns Hopkins university, Bal timore; Dr. William E. Elkins of Yale college, Professor c. s. Sargent of Har- yard college, and Professor Charles Whitman of Chicago university. For eign associate members were elected as follows: Rudolph Luckhart of Leipsio, Professor Julius Won Sachs of Wurz- berg and Sophus Lie of Leipsic.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-19
Itis canard.

St. Louis, April 1S.-A special to the Chronicle from Denison, Texas, states that the sensational report sent out of a battle in the Chlckasaw nation be- tween Governor Moseley and faction Is a canard. Parties arrived in Denlson to-day who were with the governor on the day that the battle Is reported to have taken place and state that every thing was quiet at Tishomingo.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-19
"Tbe FIowerv Hat. :"

"Rustlcus," in Goodwill writes: "A bookseller of my acquaintance was much puzzled the other day by GUS toner's demand for work called The Flowery Hat The nearest approach to this title seemed to be owned by MT s. R. Crockett's charming story, The Lilac Sunbonnet. At length 1t came out that he was inquiring for The New Floreatp
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He Intends to Get Even.

Lexington, Ky, April 1S.-It is an nounced that w. c. P. Brecinridge will become a candidate for the United States senate and thus get even with Senator Blackburn, who helped to de- feat him in his memorable fight for re- nomination to congress.
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YALE NOTES.
Psychology Course-other
 Notes.

Educational Psychology Course-othei
 Notes.
 One of the features of Dr. Scrip lures course in educational psychology during the present year is the series oi visits to educational institutions tC watch the methods of teaching with ref erence to the psychological laws involv- ed. The Boardman Training school and | the State Normal school had previously been visited. Dr. Scripture and his stu dents have just returned from a valua- ble trip to New York for the purpose of visiting the Teachers college the Hor- ace Mann school and one of the institu- l tions for deaf mutes. J. s. Wheelwright '97 coached the An napolis crew during the Easter re- l cess.
 J. H. Kedzie '93 S. is playing first base on the Northwestern Law school team.
 MT. Dole will resume his boxing les sons at the gymnasium this afternoon at o'clock.
 R. c. Gilmore '97 is steadily inn proving, and Dr. Foster states that in- | dications promise complete recovery, but that improvement will necessarily | be gradual.
 Football practice at Harvard will be continued for three weeks after vacation, but there will be no summer practice, for the first time in several years. The squad now numbers twenty | five.
 THE PETITION FOR JOE WIPER. | The petition for the reinstatement of Joe Wipper, the Yale campus mail car | rier, which was circulated the evening before the Easter vacation, was later forwarded to the post office department at Washington. The petition was ac- 1 knowledged in the following letter: Post Office Department,
 Washington April 13 1895. To the Chairman of the Yale News, New
 Haven:
 Sir-Your letter, together with a petit tion for the reinstatement of Joseph Wipper, letter carrier in the New Ha- ven post office, has been received by the honorable postmaster general and re- ferred by him to me, these matters com ing under my Jurisdiction.
 Carrier Wipper has been indefinitely suspended pending an investigation of gross carelessness. The matter is being investigated, and Carrier Wipper shall be dealt with justly as are other carriers in cases of this kind, and an opportunity will be given him to submit any state- ments he may have in his own defense.
 Very respectfully,
 F. H. JONES,
 First Assistant Postmaster General. Mir. Wipper has forwarded to Wash ington his statements in regard to his case, accompanying them with an affi- davit.
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District of New Haven. .as. Probate Court,

District of New Haven, ss Probate Court,(
 April 15. 1895. { UPSTATE of JULIUS HERMANN, late of Il New Haven. in said district, deceased, assigning debtor.
 The administratrix represents the estate insolvent, and prays the appointment of commissioners tn hereon.
 ORDBRED-That the commissioners to re- ceive and examine tho claims of tho creditors of said estate be appointed at Court of Pro bate to be held at New Haven, within and for the district of New Haven, on the 22d day of April 1895, au ten o'clock, forenoon, of which all persons in interest will take notice, and appear, if they see cause, and be heard thereon.
 a17 St Judge.
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Stabbed to Death.

Bloomsburg, Pa,, April 1S.-Walter s. Hayes was stabbed to death last night by Casper Thomas, aged seventy-nine years. Hayes was we'll known base ball player. It is said that he had threatended to kill Thomas, who stab bed him in self-defense.