The Des Moines Register from Des Moines, Iowa • Page 3

IOWA STATE REGISTER DE8 TUESDAY, MORNING. 5, 1S83. from which Omaha la now paving its streets. Won than my grafted ones; nottend some no. HE MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION, LADIES, bring your silks, laces, kid gloves and elumes to Mju Walnut, and have them cleaned equal 10 new.

mHyltVbilm loir hit Agister. GUS SMITH CO. who was keeping a boarding bouse for a liveii-h ood, was In tbe quite regular habit of bestow lng food on a poor family living near her. and a little girl would usually apply about tbe dinner hour with an ample basket. On one particular day tbe little girl came Just I-f I he dinner hour one of the circuses of tsat a -afm being In tbe city and said to her La-j Bjuntifui.

"If you please, ma'am, won't you let us have our dinner early to-day pap is gotng to take us to the circus tb.t afterrmom." The family got tbelr provisions "elsewhere that day. Which lilu-urates what a potency tbe procession, the band and tbe glitter and the prancing steeds hare over all hearts. A gentleman at Waverly the same summer understood this infirmity of human nature. He hunted up ail tbe ragged orphans and poor children of that burg, and marched with them all Into tbe circus, and sat as their guardian all through the performance. He might possibly have done a wiser thing, buta those children will remember him with gratitude as long as tbey live.

EauiSEKit 1' Hi IX' book, ok the Des Moines A Fort Dodge road, yesterday aupplled some of his Des Moines friends witb some mammoth pickerel, caught In Elbow Lake, near the Bute fine. One sent to this cflica weighed pounds. by the poorness of the apple crop of hue years, have beeo planting peach orchards. SALT- Per barrel, retail, 91 Uood demrnd: 14c. 1 .1 CATTLB Decline Imminent; export catUe, per cwt.

fi.S05.61): shipping stock. 4.S0O ili choice sb-era, M.S0i.uu; fJ? ohotoe butchers' cows rw heifers, -MJM-00: common cows, ALjaaiijai: calves. ft.Aw2S.au. aaives, 8HBEP eleUing tn small lots at t.VGOOS.50. OallaUn, Teno recently ahlpped In one week lambs to northern markets, worth WOOL Unwashed quoted at HVoVlS.

1 The Cambrtdire, says wool ittne merino) will have to be aurted at a higher nrice wb" 'a Guernsey JT." slowly. Karmers want thtrty-aveto forty. Wool buyers are talking about twty-eight to thirty-two ceiiu In MusklSgum HOGS A had drop yesterday; packers quota te.a-BS-S. a The Cincinnati Priet Cim-atal reports the num-bvrof hogs packed from March I to May 3u at the following places, with comparisons: March 1 to May 30. Isst tsJit Chios go nSMlIll Kansas City XIO.lni) 14.V0W Indianapolis 4S.UI0 (e.ww ClncinnaU su.mio Si.ikju Louis ir.wai Cedar Kaplds M.ta T.mu Cleveland 88.O1-I S9100 Des Moines.

Dubuque IC FkUI KO tHiumwa 8,411 s.filO I.OM tlinaha. 1 loul.all polnu Total laat 1 HO For'h-wnjl; IrtSlml lTOiaiti gaining entrance. Tae rear wall of tba new city bulMiog had to be perforated before the boiler eouid be got into position and tbe patched up hole will always be apparent. Tats Is In-t nded as a suggestion lor builders of large blocks In future. The advance brigade of Democracy held a secret conclave at tbe A bora Bouse mat evening and resolved that all delegates to tbe State CoveuUoa should wear a blue ribbon lo tbe coat buttonhole to distinguish themselves from tba circus gang.

Cosdcctob Fhed Buss missed his regu-uiar rua to Council Bluffs yesterday afternoon on account of a subpoena to appear as a witness la the trial of s. M. Squau. on the charge of tor-geriea. Conductor Bitaa.

name waa used by iu air for ttO. an absolute forgery. Conductor I. Boott kxx his train out and will change eft with him at tbe Bluff- this morning. At last I he dilapidated and "Tlangerous break or gap In tbe bill board sidewalk has been repaired and pedestrians can once more pass that corner without menacing tbelr limbs and necks.

Thar no acoideat and. de-naaeautt hsa resulted from this long nesrtectad, wretched piece of walk is due simply to luck and tbe precautions of the city press as to tbe trap. Twevtv-fouk Df-BQcrata have bespoken rooms at tbe A born House from Cedar ttapids. which would Indicate seemingly that Mr. C.

A. Clark, of that city, baa decided to enter the oon-tast for a barren nomination for Governor. Tbe Jackson delegstee will also- rendezvous at tbe born. The Pottawattatala, the Boone, and tbe Lee oounty crowds have engaged rooms at tbe Kirk wood. -4'.

Tub East Side boom la on a par with the West Bide, comparatively apeak lag. East Locust and juh streeu are In a topsy-turvy condition, tbe result of Bveorsixnewatores, while the south east corner of Fifth and Locust and Sycamore from F.fih to Sixth are builalng up at a Lead-vlllegalt. Toe East Bide will soon demand and secure a bridge across tbe Dea Moines river on icust street. Sunday was a lovely June day, a trifle cool In the morning, but tbe afternoon and evening were delightful and gave gladsome promise of warn, settled weather. Thousands swarmed tbe sidewalks and the cemetery, and family and livery rigs thickened tba streeu and avenues.

The churches la the evening were thronged. It was an ideal summer day, and If we could have mora of such, li would seem like summers of yore. 1 Cluhlns, of Wright, Cummins With this Des Moines road extended to Sioux Falls, these quarries, but a little over two hundred miles away, would be available for Des Moines, and the stone could be brought here at a rate which would make it cheap as well as everlasting paving for Des Moines. des Monrccs axd spout lake. It is rumored that the Fort Dedge road is negotiating with the M.

dt St. L. and the M. A St. P.

to establish a daily coach or sleeper between Des Moines and Spirit Lake, and fix excursion rates for sixty days. It tbe negotiations are oonsumniated, It will be on the programme) for Des Moines people to leave the Capital City In the evening after business hours and tea and take breakfast at Spirit Lake. tUTHERIMi BEXOCRiTS. Net Very t'wmwiuwlcauvs, net wait ing, -Like ier fsometsxbasj to Tarsi I A Doses. Stsai tot er-sor Notables ConalnE- A Eegisteb reporter was ushered into Room 20, Aborn House, last evening, where he received a genial welcome from lion.

L. G. Kinne, Chairman of the Democratic State Committee. That gentleman and the Secretary of tbe Committee had been busy getting ready the return commutation tickets of the expected delegates, and on the reporter sug gesting that the pile of blanks was pretty bulky, Mr. Kinne said tbe attendance, he had positive assurance, would be tbe largest in the history of tbe party in Iowa.

Some would arrive on tbe day trains, but tbe larger share would come on the trains to-night. He said he would let the reporter "Ecoop" the Lcadet Mr. rhilpott turned pale for he had just learned that Hon. Wm. K.

Morrison, of Illinois, accompanied by Mr. H. W. Clen-deniu, would arrive by the Keokuk train to morrow morning, and would speak this even ing. The reporter said he would make tbe announcement roost gladly, and the Leader could copy it to-night.

Mr. Kinne then said that Ujd. J. Sterling Morton, of Nebraska, had also promised to come, and would un doubtedly be heard from. The conversation now became general, and in what followed it was learned that the particular Gubernatorial lightning bolt might strike any of the following: Col.

C. A. Clark, of Cedar Uapida. Mr. John W.

Henderson, of Cedar Hsplds. Mr. 3. H. Mallory, of Chariton.

Messrs. Ciiggett A Miller, of Mason City. Gen. A. C.

Dodge, of Burlington. Hon. it. J. Hall, of Burlington.

Hon. L. G. Kinne, of Tama City. Col.

W. H. Merrttt, of Das Moines. Cot. P.

G. Ballingall, of Ottumwa. Mr. W. W.

WItmer, of Dee Moines. Hjn. EJ Campbell, of Fairfield. Hon. M.

Ham, of Dubuque. Regarding the rumor that the reporter had heard, which was to the effect that one eager candidate would open a 10,000 bank account to the credit of the committee, those present declared there was nothing in It. Tbe delegation from Linn county, was stated, was coming to work for Hon. John W. Henderson.

Mr. Kinne modestly or discreetly declined to discuss his own chances, but said he doubted if there would be a nom ination on the first ballot Neither Mr. Kinne nor any of the gentle men present would make a guess on the Supreme Judgship beyond agreeing that it would probably fall to either Judge Hayes or Judge Burton. Regarding the platform, Mr. Kinne said it would be premature to guess what disposition would be made ot the liqucr question, but on the tariff issue he thought the convention would let Mr.

Fhllpott have bis own way unless tbat young man had imbibed more freshness than usual at Detroit last week. But the reporter gathers from other Democratic sources that a strenuous effort will be made to have the convention declare for a "judicious license law," whatever tbat is. In order, as one prominent Democrat said, to force the fight all along the line." The reporter then hied to the Kirk wood and sent up his card to Hon. B. J.

Hall, but a message was returned from Mrs. Hall that hor husband was used up with a sick head ache and had retired, wnich the reporter regretted, not only because that distinguished lawyer was ill, but because he therefore bad nothing lo say through The Rk-iist-lb. THE UEALir RECORD. Irf-aaened Sales-51 farce, agcregral- log 56,947.49. The following were the real estate sales for the past week E.

K. Clapp and r. M. Mills to I. Cran- dail.

lot 6, North Park add 800 00 T. T. Morris and wife to K. 1. A P.

K. K. strip of ground 50 feel wide off side of O. P. lot blk 44, Brooks A add wui H.

Goldihwaite aud wife to A. L. Red- bi ad, of 14 lot ao. and all lot 8 (ex. rtu-Bt OI wav l.tl.

miL a nnn u. uuiuiiiuub to j. r-araer, silt lot lit tilk Al MluwnWd .1 25.00 8. Jones and wife too. Kundson, lot, bik Polk's add to rtheloabl J.

al.anan and wife tot'. Carless. lots 4 SO 00 lis 1.00 sua ntg it, scott a Dean a add W. and B. Husaey to T.

Grrfe. und ot lot 18, but -A," Weat A Burton's add a. Kiack. trustee, to D. F.

Devin, lot 2, bik walnut Hill add mvn i. ii. x-iaisn auu wi i io tne lowa na tional nana, iota l. z. a.

4, 6, and 7. 0. lute 15. and is, but orltfltn ad add airmm J. nira ana wire to A r.uiark.

15 acres oi oi sw or nw t. Ti, z- S.WO.OI) a. a. an morn ano wife to H. B.

B. Lucas, ol 14, oik Jones' sub div rf Holcomb's add I50.fr) O. Gray to w. J. Ham, a tot SO, bik 5d, Siewarf sadd J.

A. Walkor and wife to Mrs. 1. C. Ash 8JS 09 ley, rot iu, naucerman at K.

Mastilier and H. to a. Harvey, part out lot 4, assign's add to Alloona Clapp and F. M. Mills to Wm.

K. Mitchell, lots HP- aod SO, North Park add Treasurer of Polk County tortoouB. (smith, lot bik 12, H. Lyons' add A. w.

tiuthrte and wife to D. Devine, und of lot 14, b'k 7, Hcott'a add, and und frl bik 7, Lyons' add D. F. aJ lender and E-aatua W. Smith to Daniel and Mary X.

CoughlUt, kit 2, 835 (S3 J0 00 1,900.00 ISO oik l. J. c. Lsvory's park add I.dnn ii i ii i i 1 -pi muu wiie IO H. r-1 1 11 si lot and all lota 4 and bik IS, nasi rort lies 4,000 00 t.

ixsruaer soa wile to a. rt. Kedhead cHof tli lotaj.opof nei 34 C- V. Gardner and wife to a. 8.

Bedhead e4 of ns and cH of as tot ae and all lot ft -except rtshtof wayi o. ne 3. J. F. Heimer aod wife to J.

j. Moored iot 300.00 1OS0 00 o. 01 101s 1 aira 3 DiocK bcott block H. Lyon'a and lots I and block "1" GrilBihs add. No.

J. V. Heimerand wi( 10 L. J. Moore, lot 7, as above J.

r. Heiiu'r and wife to L. Depew, lot's as above J. F. Heimerand wlf to C.C.

Mower, kit etc, as above J. M.Coggeshail and B. Hunttoti. F. and wile, lot i biuck "ti'' -ihnt add A.

Kawsoo and wife to L. Harger, lota 14. IS aad la, Hargvr'ssubdiv. M. aad M.

Anderson toC. Varnerstrotii, various sots in Town erf E. Page and wife to F. P. Ciark.

nnd interest in lot 4, bik 7, Walnut H1U add A. K1y and wife to A. H. Thompson, 5 ft tot h). Hara-er'ssub-div lot O.P.

ow -a ne is, 4, 7H. 24 J. M. Kaox to F. Case, lot IS, bik Lvooa, Brown, Case A riauoerman'a aid Case and wife to J.

A. Walker, tot bik Lyons, Brown, Case Aaatuwr- man's a.id J. Fauaui to H. Carney, land In IX, Si, 700.00 700 00 70S 00 fuoort XI 00 30 00 soe SO Ml 4S0 2S.00 IZ.00 2,000.00 W. W.

Welday and wife to A Mftride, 40 ft lot A bik Griffith a add J. Depew. guanL, to D. Devine, und vi, lot H. bik 7, tsooU's add aad fri bik H.

Lyon'a add 7S4 00 B. J. It irkbetiBer ana nrnband tn u. A. Chrtati-m, tot 14.

bik 58. Stewart's addi tion tM H. A. Moots aod wire ios.1. and T.

L. rrv, lot Uk A Stewart a add Lhjl.ua at. a-iMui toaiiei. a. Churi-b.

of Des Moines, cad 1-3 tote and A btk U. B. Tons' add asa Trustees 01 esiey cnapei. at. t'burch.

to A w. irtiiarie, 44 it tut u. hik ai. at Fort Des Moinea. 1.900 to i.

L. Tin ano wiie 1. a. ot ee of sw -a rs. 1, S3, aria other property in same sec tp and US) CO Hyiant to swivel, sw of si of sw Sa r.f ns 7.

sr 00 C. A uoua to a. m. neisey. t- lot 46 01 govt tot A ana MkM.

79. 14 "Ci.OS B. A. Ketsey and wife to K. fx.

Keisey, esrt io4S of govt lot sand se ta 4. S4 um w. h. hxub and i o. -saatrer 10 1.

u. Kskr. lote 7 and a. b.k Knalegn a add to Aitoona St) 0 A. wets-rioc.

r. h. Weber, s-np of ground ii ft He adj to ailey east of kits T. aod t. bik 7, tbe soU-w trngthi Walnut Hill add C.

Caldwell and bueband to F. A. Perctval and T. Halloa, lots aad 14, and lot iv and right of wry across lots snd 3s, Fink sub tfv, laswla i4.7V. 14 Jos--ta Bartlett and wife to Henr-r (alley, tt Oradabsw's add LUS as Joan Jackson to Came Hotel, of avi Ka Jaod 4.

b(k s. Bast Ft. Dee ernes 109 nwwiwr mwmt wile r-. w-dSU' to it 4 i. baker's add sea.

Ok aaasinw lOtaaL ta. IfCtCtteU sof s4 of sv to. si ng Rosa Jane Van Horn loCbaa sot swta.s,ii xs ra) Total SJ parrelsi fi47 TUB etUMiHAHUitl. Tost Dttstka Hutnpty Du-npty snd ranto-mirneOoaitaany. with his owe bma k-n TsnaM'l B-as-k company -Saturday sveauBsT at xiuare Owe re Hi Taro.

Twrmas nsneo n-rhete for Jo re as aad 4'h. and tsatuie--, sta. avow oa aaie. htsgis uca cte tor 1" aca. jauusa-y lujuac- buiiiiiiii isiiim irt-cxing- leaves were curled and sickly.

My aeedrini promise a fair crop of anDlee thlasaaann President Briscoe now announced the ro-oort ot urc sA-uimiiie-e oa iae imw Ol Business for tne next meeting, as Subject far discussion. Koads and bridges- essayist oa the subject. L. Krysher. Tbe society then adjourned to meet at the Court House 00 the first Saturday In July I -30 IOWA CHOPS.

Tne people are) hungering for Dews about the forthcoming crops, but the State papers generally have little to say about them. The Sutherland (O'Brien county) Courier ot June 1, rays wheat tn that vicinity looks remarkably well, and corn is promising much better than it did a week ago. The Adair County Rej-orter says that quite a number of fanners between Greenfield and Creston have begun plowing their com, and where farmers were careful in selecting seed It looks well. It also says that small grain never looked better at this season of the year. The Manning (Carroll County) Mont-tor says oats, rye and grass are all in fair condition, and about two-thirds of the acreage of corn planted promises well.

The trouble in that vicinity haa been poor seed and bad weather. A correspondent at Cory don, Wayne county, writing nnder date of May 30, says farmers were not yet done planting coin, and a considerable amount of what was plan ted did not come up and will have to be replanted. Oats and grass are looking well. But little wheat is raised in that county, corn beirg the main dependence, TheUedrick (Wapello county) ErUerinine cheeringly says that small grain and grass could not look mora promising than they do at the present time, and the corn ditto, and it is growing rapidly. Wheat, oats and grass throughout the State promise fully an average crop, while cora is better, in proportion to the advantages of latitudo, in the northern part of tbe State than In the southern part DISPOSED WITH.

A running Gambler Adepts a Shrews) and -Economical Flaw of Doing 1th-ent a Lawyer. Doc Jones, the well-known gambler, hat ing been indicted by the grand jury, created something of a surprise yesterday by promenading Into the District Court room at the Court House without a lawyer and nolltnlv iniiuuing for the court attorney. To that functionary cf Justice the indicted "tiget" communicated the fact of his situation, and remarked that he acknowledged the corn, but he bad no money to squander for an attorney and he wanted to plead guilty to the charge and be fined. District Attorney Wilkinson introduced the novel defendant to the Judge and explained the state of affairs. Judge McHenry peered over his spectacles at the heio of the situation and measured the non- defensive suitor for Justice and mercy In sheer surprise.

It was a refreshing Instance- but there was only one course open to the astonished Court He fined the gambler S50 and costs, which were promptly paid, and Jonei sallied forth, doubtless snickering In his sleeves at the other "tiger" keepers who employed expensive leeal representation. Grand Grove of Dbitidb of Iowa. The annual session of the Grand Grove of Druids of lowa will be held in this city June 12, 13 and 14. The following is tbe pro gramme: Monday. June 11.

Uenrntum ih a.in brothers by ibe Heueptton Committee at the depots. Tuesday, June 13 8 p. tlranrt tomhlloh- profession ot ihe Druids of Das Moines, vlslilng brothers and tbe Grand Grove. 9 p. Formal reoentli.n dIvmi In tha r.rmnA Grove; oration: music: sociable.

vt-anesday. June 13. p. m. Grand ball.

Tnursdav. JutiA 14 111 a irwnMinn High Bridge on the D. St, L. A N. K.

and ploulc of the Druids and their families and trieuds. Heat'nuartersdlirintr the session at the k'irtr. wood House. Reduced railroad fara on ths 1 B. A Q.

raiirosds. Ui-tHtTTIB Off ABRAMOEUESTN. B. Scbbsinxb, Chairman. Stahixirbn, Secretary.

Sksd your friends Thb Wikkly Iowa Static Kboistkr the largest paper pub- ished west of New York, containing more reading matter than any other two papers in Iowa, it will tell your friends all about Des Moines and lowa for a whole year for $1.25, postuf-e free). Send orders and remittances by mail, or leave them at Thb kboibtkb ofticw. istt. MARRIit'ES, BlKfHS A DEATHS. BoR-f To Mrs.

J. L. Addlngton, a daughter, une il. Bonn To Mr. and Mrs.

Willis Brown. Mar 26. a son. BORIV SltndaV. JllnA 3 IfUtt tr, Mr mnA Preo W.

Craig, a son wolght, 1014 lbs. COMMERCIAL. On ice or Iowa ista-ib Hiot-rraa, I Tdehdav. June 5, lssa. I In China the market quotations are all In I t- cle barn's marks.

Liberal subsidies cannot sustain theCanadtan- Bra.llian Une of steamers. There Is a to red In the tanks of the oil regions over IH.iOO.OOO barrels of petroleum. During May 127 .003 acres of Mississippi land have been entered, costing about 110,010, Tbe A merican Mcmufattwer says The aver- see output for each Besslmer oonverter In tbe t.oiieo slates last year was 42.706 tons. In Kng-I -tnd. tbe avenure out nut waa autrAi tona.

In France It was tons." Massachusetts possesses more then half of the 1.05" shoe factories In the I'ntted gfates. snd produces over IIOO.IWI.OOO of the wonaot doois ana shoes annually produced. It appears from trustworthy statistics, pun ished last year, that there are 40 000.000 of fowla kept In France, wbich pr.duce poultry for the table whose annual value is and a.Osi.. eggs, worth at the lowest esti mation. KesselDts and ablDments at Oilawao for nwh ended June with comparisons: Keoelpte Articlce.

intii. ima. laiti. iswl Flour, bbis. 6e.t7 Wheat, bu ht x-i vr, 4--0 1itj.44 Corn, bu I 1.IS-I.U.I l.aUS 5S Data, bu.

w-ii on 4-ui. ut) o7.4s:i Kye. ou snt tu.iMa S1.B Kl.iltrT Barley, bu 7U.ili ItlJlK tlee Ilres'd bogs.No Live bogs Mjaa ia7s 4:1. 7i Cattle, No i8B 777 lsjaii Sea nol ara Itliarhet. Wheat was decided iy weak at Milwaukee and Toltd a yesterday, with a decline at Chicago and New Fork.

Corn was dull at Toledo and Mil waukee, values receding at Chicago and Mew Vork. Oa a were steady at Milwaukee, easier at Chicago, and lower at Toledo and Mew York. Pork and lard declined at Chicago, with nearly as weak a feeling at New York. Hogs were weak and cattle declined, la Des Moines there 1 moderately brisk trade In grain st un changed prloes. Hogs make a -o drop and potatoes advance.

FLOUR An advance Impending; winter, new process. Kansas white winter, roller. At.SJ: straight, winter wheal bra -wis, B4 Q.I..U; Kansas inter, t2.HJ4Vi.10a.Ltll; best spring and nalt patent, 1 1: sianiard family, IZ1I; xxx family, yz.so; wrsnam, fzv); bolted meal, $XO0 ail per owl-, whole taie. WHKAT-A good deal of pretty choice goods was taken yeeter-tav; TitlK'n. Though apparently a na'lve of the torrid 1000 Wheat may tie cultivated, and is grown In a greater variety of soils and ever more extensive latitudes than any other cereal; Indeed, late 00- etsrvation pieces us fullest attainments of iaa receipts at 40c try sealers and up to tic for consumption.

8 tme of tbe farmers around ft loan ara plant, Ing itvir corn over. They attribute the ami re 01 tae erst planting to appear to poor -teed and e-ild rains. Ail are sanguine however.of age ei.rncrop.as abundant time is left. ports from ota pomt are even more favorable, moat of tbe corn having apron led and growing finely. OSTS-Bhlppers paying 35c and consumers Is higher.

KVB-TakenatSOc. FLAXSEED St jady; 111501 S. SSKDS Unchanged; clover. l6.00Q6.7ii tltao- tby.ll ied tup, SI 40O1 blue grass Si-e-ai-T: orrsar- rsss. (SAO: naxaeed, ean ror sowing.

Bi.ftaiJis: sil ner bo. res etKrtoe seed oors. hangsrlan. SI 1 minis, rnuaoo, muiet, Uer man, ei sohih w. lamu- ixx nWe stovtr mixed.

POTATUE8 Irregular; some retailers well supplied and retailing yesterday at see, while otaera were closs run and offering fiuiuVxjc whole sale. TEG ETA BLErJ Ketail prVe-Xew pirtxtoes pk. Tie; rabbsgs. head, VWOc: eauMSi.wer, su. lit.

luc: beans, tc; i u'-un. oecs. eaca. llac t-sdlsbee, rmtons, beaMe, asparagua, t-unch, straw berries, yt, lasavsic; pine spptss, xtagusc. BCnkktV-Creamery lower good to chutes.

eaiSc: rrea-nery. KSlsr: fr-wh sweet packing. -atxc: ow navor-sa etnxt, assise: so ws-uisa rati rettu-s at susViV. 11 is probable that this vsatrs afsUooal Dairy Itzpoaltsua wm be held at Dayttsa, Ohio, next I ail. Ths Anrkt-Swiss Condensed Milk OitDpausy.

foanded by rmted States Consul Page In list. wna now a capital of 9J.o-j.0uu, auau tumeo oat su.euuj-f cans aast year. Mr. W. M.

Sfnrerly, pmprieturof the Phfllel- pbta fWsrH. has a dairy of si rry-fcve cows oa his farm in Moctg-' ry county, aid sends Lisa) -aoauns ot asua aai.y to uiaasai iw. fBBD Good i.m ssaja. rJd -s-tssesthga. A0Pi ail nar too.

wa wsaass. HIDES AMD TALLOW f-teawry: tvutes-ers a id farmers'. ewrs-d. TTs4e; dry B1. sat-: ssswod k-d-s rwsvtblrda wrw-as braaa-Swd buVas Mpcareentesi Taitow, ts' ie.

Batewai.ilne for dart asa Itasxue tor amosr. APPLES -Missouri wlaies. t4.s par bar Ui-tsaos kit. i aounay Lumen, ssi-aaTesl a aulas. UKST9 Al CHlLllKKS'ti Suits As Walnut.

Try our work.iny Mim PWJAL BARGAINS in all line- of hard kJatovea end tinware tor thlny days at K4-twlstie A O'lXa's. ifa Eat Flflb sire, IttM-f tAi SAVE ier ceut in lh- price ot a A eook stove bv getting one at Eitwstie Hea-a Usui artaiarew A specialty. VSahmfk A CkHtttrrriBKa. -ie-enth msrisorem HALLBT. DAVIS iaovised by Hrttste and amateurs at W.

W. Klmlstll Co nunc store. Six Fifth street msrlit tf tlae trslrbauk's falirru acolesad. tsreas I tilosa zMmietaBBsaiuy, Ikew SB ol ne Issa. Apr-il-lvr.

KISf IKKUI.e, At o. -1 ernouce. HaivwttODA Lois. Marll-tUtn Ftllt 8 ALE. A good, wed built oottnge.

J. r. O'rti'ti. 3 Founh tret, ul( Kat. OlvOil'K.

liK.MEKAL AtaKN I Fnit Jt)S. "Chun lirewing removed to No. Ii; wa ctn atreet. mildrr t. Saerace, luus-r aud rebundt-r 01 01-aoos, with w.

H. Lt'hiuan, au, and w. w. Kim- riitn au Des'lTbily SS. lalMl VI a-U.

nf Htnr. a Camp's A n.v mtlliHS AornCU 1 Eatey Otvaus. ranvibl tf I1 Carriage and Box Kor Particulars a idn-ss Box Prainecuy, lowa. niaySx-lm- A WATT-fWS Slidtf araas vimmS watt-r, ard abeii.r lorni storml py to calkins, oa Taylor hi mesiead, east of JTOCK. PAbl I'ltK Ka, t-wi auv orwa histutiltf i 7 IKS A LB House and lotNo.

rth street: not yet sold: a Iwigsln for soaiebodv posaension at onoe. ft Fcijjiii, iddlf STEAM Ibe river bet ween Onawa, lowa. and Decatur. Neb CapseMy to cross all that may i-ome. Sttl-n B.

ttt.t. V)S. C. Street. akt laeuiial, 6111 Walnut AprSllbllyr INDlAMlI.A IIKAS8 "atn-prepared to do all I nils of Brass castings and Pattern Making; also ail kinds of light gearing made loonier: gears cut and modoiw.

of ail kinds made to order. Prioee reasonable and work warranted. Call on or address il.J.ttpnty, 1 11-diauuia, lowa. msn'idtt-. DKtlrt AULK OFFICE WKl.Ma I Mil K.i -lii Thb Kkoi-rraM block.

App at Thb Hkhihtsh counting room. rttr FOK KENT I'uiiiriil-hi-d rooms, iae cnlire upper Boor two larnoamltwosuiall rooms, over biu Sixth street, Cnestout Row. Apply at bouse iaii have lor aiv a quan-llty of doors ai rrarues; wlnilows, frames sash, glass and blinds: o.ioe aud window oas-lngs all near as good as new mat 1 will sell for one-hair what Ihi-y are worm. WntTiKO Moore's Opera House. JJoes A.l A.ft-ertiM in ins fnunl Sofurditg Afdii.

KDHtSDAV Vfc.NIC, Jt INK 6lh. THB KKI-KKEs-TATlVB PANIOMIMl' CO. 1 he Father of A merican Clown T0N1 DENIER'S TBI-MAMMOTH HUMPTY DUMPTY PANTOMIME COMPANY. 1IKII.I.IANT ASSOCIATION OF ttPECIALTIES MINIATrHK CIBOrJS OF TKAINED AnllM AM THREE DISTINCT SHOWS IN ONE With the Greatest Living Clown, ALFiJEI) FJRISBIE MIAC0! Cxurof tbo High Stilts. FltlCKS.

AdinlMion-75 cents. Oallery, 1.1 cents. Ite. served seals on sale at NEW ADVEKTISElYIENrS. GINSEN8 WANTED; "'he mrgist Kxporlers of Clnserg In tbe United btstes.and will py ca-h for the i-rtl-ile.

Inanyquaiitliy. Weso 1011 corresp in.it nee Wlib those having it for sale. it. A. IIOLDKN sX; Jr5dftv.am 4 IM'INM A fl, OHIO.

A Large Stock, Carefully Selected. LOWBHT PRIUt-a IN PLAItl riOURlB. WATCHES, DIAII0NDS JEWELKV, CLOCKS, OPKCTACLB3, OPERA CLASSES, COLD CANES, ETC. HENRY PLUMB, 417 Walnut Des Moinea. Vlrat-f I asa Kepalrtng llepert-saent.

Have removed to tbelr New If ulldlng 4(M) Walnut Street, And have received their J' Stock of ric Foreign and Domestic. tall nt1 Kx Amine. it. U. C.

Wlin r.HT Affj HRJlIHTniATMIVT. apodST ItrAUrfift, mtmtm, ktiiti) lvwtn, l. mmtxDTf, ImpnistniiT, Inro.anUrf u.u((r'f. Vrti iu alar nd A urn car-ntl ttr 'iTsr-etr-tion, Min aba ur vT.rn wdltw iaun tultarp, dtit dfhuh, i-bf. win car rateril Kan iwii r-s f)Dt rnth trt nPt.

tl ft Oo or i. bsti fftr aoni hy msll pre'id bn tt ot crlost. yuarftiiL b'Jia mtral vnyoM. With fsawth ordvr io1--k foran boisM, tuwiviiTipsinltysr wl'h will mnti lh pur-Chr our wriiiuD anrriU- rat urn tuunmj it ins t'tmini nut tarib u-iArftUsfl MtM ouif br aflol It wa. SSIIS Wholesale and Retail CARPETS.

BEST MAKES LOWEST PRICE5. i 1 Will duplicate Kew York prices large or Hfrutll lofn. I 8ETH F. STEWART. 521 Wt LocuMt htrt-t 1 leJdiyip I ROOFING PITCH AND TAR In siuanUtles to nlt.

Orders nroniptlr flUed. X. I. KOHTEK, hacretary CapiUaJ City flu l.iwtst WM. PHILLIPK, Hsu-or (inn I si'i rw, iKssie PhiilipSL AlTllRNkf AT LA W.

Irs-os Ssss- Vaiisv flank. erreShSsf HAMS! 1 I C. W. Keyes luw-essors to WHITtkli KCIEsi, PORK PAGKEFiS FROViSIOH DEALERS ull sVKk of CI KA Tf si .1 ft KD. If you want a ant, tm.gh haan, do put My Sura.

If you wish Oni.l, tender klir, aek tour lroor for key-, and -e that w. 1 bnnaed on the back ot taach ham and piece of brewkfaat uaum. fablldly nut WtMi aTHwsjrr G. L. EASONr nut UK IM FINE WATCHES, ClrxJis, etc, tf-Pas-sr-aau attec-'oo given to WA1CM kaPAJlv 'NO.

A w.ck fr.i.y Warrast-A. 24 Fourth nM Moinevi.Ia. WaU'ti, St Lcuis Pacific Ry. Aaaivaa Sta sum IMrloia. i-irn.

II a. ia Jil. LouiS KlX-isw Si p. ASS p. Aeatora-i IHvlatwaa saauw tin.s I V) a.

aa Mail and Express 1L' p. ra. lata tf. si GILMAN, SON Bankers, Ho. 62 Cedar Street.

SEW VOliK- Agents for Whwsjib Banks and Hankers, snp auuwrs Capltausia. airtdwsds-saHiS "furnished. SI0 41 WALK HK.p -l msKeTi) 1 1. 1 kniN GOLDMAN i mm Merchant Tailors, pnnTiTn inn rni ornuiuanu iUMLn An Organizatioa FaJiUIly XJTected At Last Kitrht! MeetiBR. Oommittea on Articles of Inccrrpo ration Appointed Short Speech ea.

Etc. A GOOD 8TAKT- Ths heavy rain last night cut tbe attend ance at the court house down to small numbers, but those present showed a thoroughly in earnest spirit and were zealously desirous maturing the very best plan to properly memorialiie the soldiers of Folk county. Abnut fifty were present Including three ladies. A preliminary organization was effected by electing CoL W. H.

Merritt, chairman. On taking tbe chair. Col. Merritt made a short speech in endorsement of the object of tbe meeting. Capt F.J.

Cressey was elected Secretary. Mr.Geonre C. Baker stated that the meet ing had orielnated in the conversation of some soldiers on Decoration Day, who had proposed the organization of a society to raise some Sl.OOO and erect a monument The movement had since gained force ander gen era! approval, and there now seemed to be a prevailing desire to erect a building which would be a much more fitting and lasting memorial. He therefore moved to appoint a committee on permanent organization, and let them at once proceed to business. The motion prevailed, and Gen.

Given, George C. Baker, Captain Carey, W. U. Sal I aria and eorge W. Brbtow were appointed said com mittee.

Gen. Given made a few remarks, stating that the field was a grand one that was cor dially endorsed by all soldiers and their friends, bat that the committee would like some light on the general plan to be pur sued. Capt. Carey favored the erection of a monu ment at the cemetery, and detailed his plan for a monument so arranged that the names all d-ceased soldiers could be eut the marble or etoue bases. He would raise the necessary funds by selling certifi cates to soldiers and their friends.

The movement might be made State affair, and he thought the people ot Iowa would be just as willing to contribute and just as proud of fine monument in this city as they now are of the Capitol. The money could be raised much more readily by the certificate plan than in any other way. S. B. Keller favored the State plan, and thought that the necessary funds could be easily raised by appointing some trustworthy person In eacb school district.

Geo. C. Baker read an article from Har- Pr' Weekly, of June 2. describing the memorial building in Rutland, Tt, which has been recently erected at a cost of $50,000. This building is of granite, with marble Moors.

Tbe granite and marble were donated by the quarries of that State, and the building is one of the finest ot its kind in the United States. Mr. Baker favored the erection of a memorial building. The expense would of course be greater than for a monu ment, but it could be utilized as a place of meeting by the G. A.

K. Posts and all sol diers organizations, which could hold their regular meetings in the hall by arranging nights of meeting that would not conflict Such a building could be made ooe of the most attractive in the city. Capt Cressey favored' the building plan aud thought that the State Arsenal could soon be obtained at a nominal price, as tbe Adjutant General's oflice and army stores would soon be removed to the capitol. Tbe arsenal could be properly reconstructed and made a place of meeting for all soldier or- gauizaiions and a home for all soldiers v. ho may visit the city.

Another story could be erected on the arsenal, which would make the accommodation ample for all soldier gatherings and mementoes, making it a soldiers' home in all respects. The Committee on Permanent Organization reported by resolution as follows: Kesultwt, That we are in favor of tbe Immnli- te incorporation of an association to be known as tbe Soldiers and Sailors' Monumental Assocl-tlon. tbe object being to provide a suitable and enduring monument to tbe memory of tbe Bouiters auu sailors ox toe Liuion Army and That a committee of seven be sp-rxiinlid todraft and report articles of tnenrnora- tion to an adjourned meeting to be held at tbe court room on Gen. Given stated that the committee found the subject too vast for the few minutes consideration they had given it, but they were all anxious that some plan should be matured at the earliest possible time. The resolution as adopted, and the chair appointed Gen.

iven, J. G. Hounds, Capt P. V. Carey, Capt F.

J. Cressey, and Gen. J. M. Tuttle, as committee on articles of incorporation.

The following were appointed a committee to arrange for the next meeting: Jesse Cheek, T. B. Kobinson, George C. Baker, S. M.

Dunlapand A. H. Botkin. Adjourned to meet at the Court House next Monday evening at 7 :30. Capital Lodge, No.

110, A. F. A. Will meet in special communication on tliis (Tuesday) evening, for work in the Third degree. By order of the W.

M. Eyog B. Hunt, Sec'y. POLKCOCSTf FAK1EBS. Their Latest narusi aod Its Dlsraselosi Tbs Fralt Trees of the County.1 We have been fiiniLthed by the Society with the following report ot the diKtusion bad by the Polk County Farmers' Society, at their hut meeting, and print it for tbe Information ot the public at large: The subject for discussion being -Tbe Fralt Trees ol Poik County, Taelr Present and erot- pectlve uoooioon, Mr.

Harris said: Fruit growing in Iowa sms many difficulties and some times seems as it we oouia ouy our fruit easier than to raise iu Trees are lender or hardr according to the season aud tbe particular condition of tbe trees. that one sort will be Injured in one sltuatioa and aootSssr tn enmhr, according to tne season. Tee Duchess ot Olden burg seems ine oniy apple tree deserving tbe was sot lo favor of protection for orchards. and gavs isetaoc gocg to show how harm as done bv wind Dreaka. Mr.

MeClellaud said the Duchess Slid Knmin. stem were the only ones Injured. All others were badly damaged. The Isecret-iry was sere oauea upon for his es say. He began ty saying that it he only told wnai ne ieiv wruim i concerning the wresf-nl eondnHio of our orchards and the niiM or esueeeof their present predicament, bis essay wouto.

dw vs-cy mrei iinif-n. rut in trying to study tbe trees and tbe books at his command he had been greaiiy perplexed, sun he inougbt Sims light could be thrown on tbe difficulty by studying tbe manner of growth aad reel of all our hard wooded plants. Tbe annual entanre- ment of every tree trunk takes place al the sur face of tne wisjc wneie meets ine Inner bark Here is stored up the mstoriai for ths rat growth of ine aext season, aais material thickens at tne enu lbs i-enou oi growu ana in this condition will sustain Severe retzlui- wlikoot Saml axe While In Its condition of active grow, a ft is easily kUted by freezing, tee tain sap bursting to wtuiss-i itscmaM i ntni water ourstsa aeg. Trees and plants have ceruua annual periods of rest In al! countries. This period of reel tuty be produced by beat and dmtilh as well as by ciid, and Is so prudueed In many countries.

Last year we had a very unusual drouth from July to uotooer, auu men? tie-tv i-skd growtn and par im iwei i'i i us nrsi It ol October the rain gauge ahowid lab of over six irjcaea of tat This thinned the juices of trees sa in stiri and tbe freezing that followed caused ibe bursting of the eens where there was most sap be tweea ine wis- mini moani. i-mer causes may have been at wora, but this seemed the ebaef one. trood cultivation atuw would heip treee. Dot too badly Injured, to recover. rt a Briscoe I in September that some of my tn-es.

the wineeaps and jonoetlngs, loosed sicair. and think that they were damaged by a une fre-xe In lave spring of after ibe sap was in full flaw. 1 have pas- tuna my nrejiarij won sawp sol aoga, and may b. nave sasde tbe soil too rich. rL Hare-is I think we shoaMn't stimulate our on -karris as as maoy so.

Hsva rmtt- vafd my orcBard ery little, and had it heauib- lerttanuwaterarr mj ires are Uk4 worst on the north side of trunk aad on un-r side of targe limns, eiec'ly contrary to Ihe usual ruie In such eases From my observa-ion I tbtnB our orchards were lr lured previous tn last winter, tae injury s-ssu too oat so have bees done then. C. D. Betaking I believe we should take a-nnd cars of our orchards. As long as 1 took ennd eareof mine it paid me la fruit.

Whea my suu-ees)Kr neglected it, it faiied lo give them go i crops of fralt. I thick ws should replace tbe asd lines, bat never give up. A Ctegg i ass Bast aeiieaed with ths reasr-ns etfered to account for the daixtaare to our orca-ems. Trees on high aod dry land are aUrigbi, wane all tew Hutd are iciore-L This winier saouid teach os to avoid g-w iand for as-ehau-aa. Jiaaatbaa aod Wraeaap badly hurt, lliiiiiaiiati la.

Talmaa aweet acid home beauty not so much. Sum -ner vanetiee eeoe-aily are in far better eomdrt-o- than winter sms Jesse McKmsey Heeded say ner ard to ttsao- thy are years ago. it asa never aksas ss weal sioce. Kanz-u Carter I triok the past wiotsr has given us me n-wi -essoe we save ben for tweaty- a yemre. bow see that if we had panu-a lisK-heee t-f Oeienburg stocks and sop greisew taem la tbe bran-nns we rbonis tow have beei an narwt.

1 thiak tt at sms stmalp bis-e or kv isxm atuu isaaw-i the ttesrecoa wtth esar tr-aee, sait tae kind of a Hi. A aaadv soil or aooutv soil will kill s. but saodenttsly drr sorl. wbetasir huh or tow. and not to sacdy, wm grow tmt-mj UU'S r-wd Posrew I piaeti-d aswdHas-s artewa years sums aad now An4 ihea) a beuej stand-- TUESDAY.

JUNK 6. 1883. ITEMS OF THE It to reported that P. Gad got left. What will the little black-mail paper do now Add still the pavlnx bu not baen com-menosd.

Fsopte ara betrlnulns to Inquire why? Tux, Wabash pay ear went north yesterday and pleased the boys alone aa narrow (uaaaa Una. Thk motion for a Dew trial In the Frank Hai oasa has beeo postponed for until Tanrsoay. Una. Uklks M. Golo vk inetures on Tbursday svnlns next at Opra House, East Locust streeu Th( cotton tree showers have commenced, and on Sunday at dlvsrs placae about town the streets were as watte as 11 a llgnt snow bad faUeo.

The ladles of the East Side Baptist church will hold ttoair sociable on Tuesday evening Instead of Tbursday as heretofore announced, at Dr. Keith's. Shekvff M. Baek, of Oskaloosa, was in tbe yesterday after She pickpockets supposed to bare robbed Mr. Charles L.

LeUfbton and a to ibis city. The artistoeratie division of ColeV circus will eat and drink at tbe Morgan to-day. Tbe Dem-scrais bare cbosen tbe A bora caravansary for tbelr melee headquarters. St atc Auditor Bkows report) that Lucia county is sure to have some corn yet, despite tae feot that ntuak replanting- Is beios done and some farmers still have to plant. Tun, children of Mr.

Ilarbach are recover-lnc. Little Lennle Is developing a gorgeous appetite, and Caddie yesterday pass 3d her ninth dsy tn a hlchly favorable condition. Cas anjbody Imagine how Des Moines would have pulled through this liquid fa but for tts paved streets Tbe mud would bare been fathomless In the business streets. Everybody will hail with pleasure the action of the City Council In setilln-r the Water Works question, and will commend tbe course of tlte seven Aldermen who brought It about. The Board of Supervisors was tn session yesterday ready to tguallae tbe assessmeniD of tbe various townships, but Dea Moines twice behind with ner reports, notblos could be done at present.

Ueouok Chase, the aet-uitted murderer of Alex. Bit'Ckaas, baa closed out his Interests In oounty to bis relatives and Intends leaving for Nebraska or la insas to locate and, let ua hope, tura over a new leaf." Tbe Central Presbyterian church on Sabbath presented a novelty of service la atextette male choir, as follows: Prof. Woollett, W. Tompkins, B. A.

Stevenson, Mr. Kisser, Joseph Taomas and Elmer Todd. Tbe anthem was sung without or an accompaniment. The break In the B. I.

Se P. main line, betweea Weston and Counoll Bluffs, was adjusted by 4 p. Sunday afternoon, and tbe 6 trains out of tbe Bluff that evening came through on time, the express reaching here promptly at 11:80 p. Its schedule time. Sunday evening a thief entered the house of O.

O. frouty, on Third street, and succeeded In stealing a diamond pin valued at 1110, a thousand mile railway ticket, and a ooat and vest. The family had not retired and the thief entered through tbe open hail door without tx-Ibg seen. The Grand Opera House was viewed by hundreds on Sunday, and tbe variety of criticisms and eulogies overheard would have filled a volume. Tbe popular ertticlam Is cordial and complimentary as to everything except the entrance and vestibule.

Tbe general opinion is very unfavorable as to these features. The police observed a number of suspicious characters In the city yesterday, and warnings of burglars and pickpockets were sent out, tbe precursors of tbe circus. It Is probable that a number of cases of burglary will be beard of this morning, and tbe pickpockets will get In their work to-day and to-nirnt. The thermometer soared aloft yesterday at Ii summer heat, and the heavy January underwear that humanity la still keeping las de for botUl? oom fort, seemed for the first tints out of season. After the evening rain, however, tbe air was chilly again.

Ween ths thermometer suoceeds In scoring 1U0 deg. In tbe shade, we shall have had a variety of weather that tbe oldest inhabitant can't brush around tbe stump. Ait excursion of Hollanders from Orange settlement. In Northern Ijwa, came dowa over tbe C. N.

W. last evening, five coach loads, and were transferred to tbe K. I. M. o'clock train south for fella, wbltber tbey were bound on tbelr annual excursion and visit with tbe Feiia Hollanders.

The Fella lies, it will be remembered, ms-le a similar excursion. Mil. T. II. Cadv yesterday comiuouced exoavattng for tbe erection of a three story brick building next to tbe oorner of Fifth and Locust streets.

When the owner of the eorner lot builds and when tbo new Kurtz block on tbe opposite side of the street Is completed. Fifth street from Locust to Walnut will present a veiy attractive appearance. Chirp Justice Day was yesterday regretting the sad accident which befell Judge See Ten last week, and feared that It would re tard materially tbe disposition of the large docket now before the Supreme Court tbe largest In Its history. It would add just twenty jr oent to the labors of tbe other judges for tbe summer and would also deprive tbem at leat fur a month of Judge Seeders' counsel regarding the new cases. A BEcauTioa to the ladies from abroad will he given by the local members of tbe w.

C. T. U. at tbe residence of Mrs. Florence Miller, Ksst Hyoamors and Pennsylvania avenue.

to morrow evening, which will doubtless prove a sb oat enjoyable feature of tbe session of tbe w. T. blob begins to-morrow morning. re Helen M. Oougar, tbe well known temperance worker of Indiana, la to make a public address at Lewis' Opera House Thursday evening.

The macadam pavement on lower Court avenue la full of boles and ruts and no attempt at repairing them has been made. And this Is the pavement that waa to outwear and outshine the oedar-blocka. The macadam will require constant attention and patchwork, and If this care la not taken of It, the mud and breaks wiU soon render tt almost as bad as tbe uupaved atreeta. Tba cedar-block pavement keeps Its shape to perfection and will require no atten tion or expense whatever for several years to come. The Western Union messenger boys yes terday received their long expected uniforms and to-day tbey expect to come out la tbrm, as pmud as only boys can be under such clroum stances.

The color la navy blue, wlch red braid Igure-work on the shoulder and same colored stripe down the penta. Tbe caps are brown and are to be ornamented with tbe words Western Colon Telegraph Co." across the frsat. Tbe suits ar decidedly aeat In appearance. tlx Saturday afternoon, at Ojkaloosa, Mr, Charles L. Leigh ton.

Postmaster, and managing editor of the Marairf, was robbed by pickpockets His purse, containing SMI In cash, a draft for I lid, and passes for two to California and return, Ha was helping his mother on the cars at tbe lias. Ths tkeft was perpetrated by the crouk accompanying Cole's circus, wblch was there on that day, and was a deckled blow to tbe victim. who was Just about ready to leave for Callfur- nls for the summer with hut parents. The leg of an old gentleman named Tom Aaacauts waa amputated at his resilience on Eighth street, betweea Locust and r-yuamore atreeta, laat Buoday afternoon, by lira. Haweon, Haanawait and Ward.

The amputation was necessary to remove a threatening tumor. Tbe sufferer was a willing VKtka. and allowed himself to be placed ander the Influence of ether and aaorphloe. Tbe amputation work did not take ten minutes and waa apparently painless. Half sa hour later the old gentleman recovered and said: "Well, doctor, 1 am ready; go ahead.

ha waa quite anuasd vaea told that has tag waa already off. The American Lithographic Stone and Mil ting Company of Iowa City, composed of 8. Jonas, T. Qarretaou. W.

M. Mcrarlacd and John a. attack, hat tied its article of Inoorporsr tloa with the Secretary of But, It began May SB, to continue twenty years, and has a capital of lilKUHU. It may su-ram la any kind of mining ead collateral tnsnurectartng. The St.

Loots and Dakota Railway Company, with place of busleeas at Cedar Kapkta, la oosBposed of 6. Greene, J. 8. Walker, K. K.

Wears. Wta. Green. J. F.

Ely. O. B. Douglas and Wm. Bucaanan.

It braa March Llooonunue a a casus, of The object la to band s. line of from some point In Lyon or Osceoia county southeasterly to 8L Lout-. Os Sunday Mr. G. Davis, a Ctdu Kapiu tn veils nan, a guest at the A bom House, awl with a rather serious toes by his own ca-ri-- aeas.

WhUt la the water eat art he took a aartra and lengthy purse from his hip-pocket and laid it upoa the seat. As might have beea expected he Aid not amiss until an hour later, whea a search revealed that It bad beea approprt. ed by some one not troubled with a tender eorawieace. The pcketbook contained Mm (Nor tit la cash, several blank a .1. passes, aad a a umber of valuable ntivata Papers, Mr.

Davis would gladly give the money aad ask ae i-ueuiooa If the passes aad papers were oaty returned. The big steam beating boilor for the new arand Opera Bouee has been let tnto the bi sxsa-t. and as tt obtained sabre thruua-h tbe taala enuanoe to the auditorium Ittooaaauia- oer or tareehjotd brick with tt. Whea ths asoa-sur arrived, as asusi with new but dinars no aperture waa fouad large enough to admit It tn the nassiusat, and the mala door waa all that saved a bole ta the lower wall. It Is tast la so many easee the boiler la never thought uoi tae wails are up, aad trouble ensues tn A Cash Grocers, ARE RECEIVING DAILY, Ou Coiibij-unieiit tro at Chleay and St.

Loats i STRAWBERRIES, GREEN PEAS, RADISHES, LETTUCE, ASPARAGUS, SPINWAQB, -CUCUMBERS. UTICA The Shopper's Verdict "Go to the Utica for Rebates lM The above la Ilia verdict of tbe people. We hear It sounded far and wide. Go to the UUi for Kebatea, which means that the rtiea sells much lower than any other cloth-ins: attire in the State of lowa. The nar- chant who has always led and always will lean in 1111 line ot trade, Is the one whose policy Is liberal, wtiose plan Is tn snare witb hU paining the advantages he may have secured by mason of large capital, better business education, and lancer experience.

If he buys cheap he will sell chean. If he has Mcked up a bargain, ha will frankly tell his patrons of it, and make the prices low to them. He makes mora money by sellliig at a lower price than his neighbor, and whila the high price defenders heartily grasp the hand of a fellow tradesman who k'i-i up prices to tlte ruling market value, the baigain hunter passes by en the other side, and Ihe "fwll what-you-can at what, you have, and at those prloes or noth-fnif." The merchant, and th. ws.v est s.ra.i-o bj sja- diet Is, "(io to Um I'tlea for SOULES FLEMING, Agents for the Star Shirt Waist, J.03 Walnut St. To theWholeEarth FREE TICKETS -TO Cole's Colossal Shows Kvery person buj Inir AS.OO worth ol' Alnrchandlae of us wiu recetvaj a Froo Ticket to Cole's Shows.

Ituy a 20.00 8ult aud ret foar tifkctM to tlieKliow. Come early and avoid tbe Jam. IHE GREAT UP TO DATE CMcagoCIolbiDiHoise 4U7 Walnut Den Moinea. ONE PRICE. PLAIN FIGURES.

Tills oner open until :30 P. 1L. sJune nth. tnsrIMI B. P.

LONGLEY'S SPECIAL BARCAHI rnioa xiisa-r-. Boots, Shoes Slippers. xsil pairs Mlaaes' flraln Button New-aorta. Bland, fastened, at 91.111. mi paira Misses Kid button Newnortt, acrws l'l "'M lai pairs Misses' Kid MswnortTisa at tll.CO.

A Hill HSKHAIN. IOt l.sdlsa' Maries fnni laaos Oallsrs. sfias tu to tn. worth fri.rn SI Ks a a few pairs l.aolea' Hsrgs aids Laos Oaltars a "Aoeota ISVl IU, I ra laalM 1- Omirress (lalter. at 91 Zb.

101 pair, l.anie. lmsress flslters. Band ssws4 aa't lurnesl lbs easiest anil heal ConsrsM tsaiaar uuir fIJU, vail worth i mi per pair. IXll Dslrs lissns' fltovs flrsln. fli.s -Tim -aMj Ira Mi.

ll la at Mill. i-airs Misses' yins Bulloa Hoof, woraisd liuttoii Bils4. oair ou. I-mi pairs Miikss' Hid Olovs Top fiuttoa avoota al only t.ifa, svorts 0. IM pairs Hoys' Vital Calf Mux Tip Buttoa Hh's-s.

rist nsirs Toutas' Vsai fair nr rt Hhoes. Si Ml. Hurt Pa. -k ard a eelebraled Hand Brwwa fsh's-s. Ilutton aod Kys Iaos latest nt visa, tor sale st II.

F. I)N1I-KV1. tnvMlrln HI w.lnnl BttweS. GLOBE CLOTHIERS. War lo llic Knife Cut Katet the Word I WE WIIX SELL, TOTJ (t5.s( Worth of Merrhan-diMi at liO per Insus iIiab other hoiMSMi.

-which filOHiilt, lea if par cent St OU lrt Knit, It-aa-iO per 3.00 IKO Hint, leaa ISO tSsliSHult.leasXOperceut.... 5 Os Thin will be ioonjr In your nsrk. eta. Yen will out hate to Count I'saa," io to the Clreun," ortak atrip to New York, for your H. Iiult- but will have It stlU your own pocket.

IIIRSCIl IlilDL Corner Fourth and Walnut St. i. M. SHANKLAND, Suoesssor ic BSASxtAsn 4 CoaBfTj 607 Walnut Street, Des UelntJ, DslaXca IM 6TAPL2 AXTD ANOT Groceries, rVOVU AMD TKED, Wooden Willow Ware. mrlM HoastarxjasvTuxsrT.

CHAELZ3 W. JEATOlff, V.D. 4aV sv AI. srtrr sxararr. SURGEON PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Major Hott 3 brum as continues to improve very gradually. Mii. aao Mks. Gu.es H. Wuaiist spent yes-terilay In Collax.

Gtsa-tAi, w. L. Alixamdbr speit the Sabbath with Chariton triuua. Mes. Jronx Bvttoii bice left yesterday for a visit wttb trienda and relattvea in Caicago and Muwaukee.

A. J. iUUGHZKTr, of Kansas City, is In the city visiting with relatives and inends for a lew days. Mhs.C. W.

Kiid left for nana yesterday, tn be absent two or Ulree montna wi.a rie-edd and relative. MHS.W.M. Grbkmlamo started to Nebraska aid dorado Baturday, where she wul spend tbe summer. MliaLliA BnsBliatl. dauarhterof tbe Governor, returned from a (orluigbl Visit to Ccdar Kapids and Vinton yesterday.

Burr. Ci.ir-ros Athcrtoh, nf Lewlaton, was in tbe city over Bunday, the guest oi bis ather-lo-taw. Judge C. Cole, Mavoa Cato Bsua, the unwashed boss of Lt Porte City, is at tba Aboru, iu advance of tomorrow's great Democratic onsiaugot. Hon.

L. G. Kinke, tbe would-be next Governor of Iowa, 14 at the Aboro, shaking bands with the boys," and btdng pleasant generally. Ma OsORoa Gahdnkr spent the 8 at Con ax and returned aoine yeateraay. He has not yd decided upon the line if business he will follow.

Ctrv Marshal Joes Smith and his deputies. Burns aud Coitleflb, have emerged in neat navy blue rlaonel uniform suiu aud present a minus appearance. Mrs. Louts KtJTT-rxa returned from Council Bluffs yesterday afternoon, wbare she bad been the guest of her Sister, Mrs. Menry Friedman, He Charlotte Kroner.

C. D. Conoi-iOTOw, of the Bide, lett fur Mattuon, yeateraay by tne Wabash route, in answer to a teitgr.ui aunouacing the dangerous sickness of his father. Mr. C.

M. (Smith, formerly of Carter A Hus-sey's, has returned from a two months' aoj jurn at Martlndaie Orange, near Bheidahi, where he eojuyed some tlje hunting and ttshlog. Missis Mart and Matile -Clure, of Mount Pleasant, arrived In the city on BaturdHy and are vuuung Mies Laona Boivman and attending tbe -imoieacement exercises at Calianau Courge. Ml Eomcnd Boora, the venerable editor of the Anamosa ureAa, waa In the city over Sunday, and in oouipauy wltn Mr. Huaseli a deaf mute coin pod! lor, called on tbelr friend tn tbe city.

Mr. Foster Boss left on bl3 return to Kansas City Ian evening. Mr. Ross waa In the very midst of the recent cyclone in Kama- City, two adjoining houses to his boarding bouse having beea blown lo splinters. Thb rain last evening spoiled two picnics of soveral couples eacb.

One party bad arranged to go up tbe river by boat and ina olaer to the claaalc glens of Walnut creek. Tbe rain disposed of both programmes. Mr. P. R.

Crooswait and forjnerly of Logan, Iowa, arrived at tbe Aburn House ves-terday, and will make Dbs Maiues tbeirtuture borne. The reporter did not ai-oertain what Dual-nese Mr. Crusswait Intends engaging In. Mr. J.

H. Call bis returned from the land of "crange btouomn," Florida, and a trip up the onaat to New Yora city. He was upon the great New York and Brooklyn bridire when the lata! crush occurred last week, and he describes tbe sensation as bating been ter-lic. A. Kim no leaves this afternoon, via the Wabai-b, for Colorado Spring, to waich place be goes in tbe hope of retraining his hcailb, wblch he has lost by overwork and loo close attention to buplueea.

The many warm friends of thll gentleman hope to aee him return soon, greatly improved in health. Cot- ard Mrs CD. Bocri have returned rem their irip to Cbicigo aud St. Louis, ibe oionel says me ouilooa lor corn lu Illinois is scourag ng Indeed. He made the triD from si to I'mcano by daylight, and omd a close 1 koi.t tor tbe Condition of corn, whii looka auoioua.

Mas. I It. Lip) M. Gocoar. the renowned and talented temperance lectures, who appears at Lewis' niH'ra House Thursday night, lives at Lafayette, where she came out of the nceut blackmail slander suit victorious, showing thai do auair waa ennpiy a aiaoollcai plot lo ruin character and destroy her puUilcal lu ll or.

ce. Tne cards have been received in this citvan- nouncing tbe wedding of Mr. W. Clifton MeCord, Eritai- ciera mayor v. fjarey, to mips liliau A.

Wallace, of Davenport, tne happy vent to take Diaceon the evennue of at Ibe reeldenc-(f tbe bride-elect's parents, Mr. and Mrs.W. K. Wallace, 141S Harrison street. Davenport.

Mr. and Mrs C. D. Sphaods started east ves- terday afternoon, accoinpauldd by tbelr two youngest daughter, to IK Kaib oocnty, Illinois, where tbey will visit a few days, and leaving the children there, the parents will go on to istoc nd probably to Kurone. A lara-e number of friends were at the depot to bid tbe estimable couple gooa-bye.

Wb see br the Tim- of Grand Island. Nn. braska, thai Mr. M. U.

Huxie, lormerly oi Dee Moines, tor several rears lleglaler ol ibe t. land office at Grand Isltnd, was presented by his friends with an elegant and costlv gold watch here laat hisdenarture from that place to take up his residence In lialley, Idnbo. It shows how highly Mr. Hoxte stands In the reirard of the DAnnUi nf Grand Island. Thb following named nsrtv leave tomorrow for a summer's trip to California, taking Salt Lake, Sacramento.

Yoeemite Valley. San Francisco and tbe Knight Templar conclave, expecting to be absent until September lo: Mr. and Mrs. K. G.

Forgrave, of Des Moines, Mr. and Mra. Charles L. Leighton, and Mr. and Mrs parents of Cbariee all of Oskaloosa.

Tbe party takes a stateroom In a Pullman at Omaha and will take along their own lunch baskets, with a pocket alcobol stove tn ciat tne beverages. 'iney calculate tbat rip win cost them aju per couple. (UN. niVXR AT 1ND1AMJLA. Tbe says of Gn.

Given's merr.orial ad-tress at ludlanola: Tbe sneaker begun by a reference to the grandeur aud pros- n.yoi our uniiea county, and turned natur ally mm this to tbe gratitude due those who bad suffered to preserve it. i- gain a true meas ure of this gratituae owed to the soldier we were taken wl him. through tbe terrible ordeal of paratloa from wlfeand children, aged narenta sweetheart, iae hardest battle ot wi thrnilfrb the sickness and discomt rt of the sea soning prnces, the first few montvsof camp lite, vans lainnea our ranss almost as much as battle; along the weary line of march; out to tco ninety picket post; into the net tle with Its fierce excitement anl ghastly horrors: over tte bloody field among tbe dead and wounded; taitothe field boe-piLai, where more true courage and heroism are evlncod br chuerful endurance than can be shown In reckless charge; and flaaily back to eotnes joyful out Tor the three hundred thou and left behind. Never have we seen an audience so completely carried with a speaker. eo tee battle cmnoe on, one old emeer near Where we were standing, sprang to bis fet and visa several uuica atf-ns forwent, then stnpoeo with a conscious blush.

When a few mouit-uis later tbe search unner cover of darkness tor wounded omndee betran. we saw, tolerably paioiy. that the tears were rolling down his checks, aud ae bad p'enty of eonpacy among tbe other veterans. Tbe General closed bv a telling address lo the children, and a plea or cioeer inuernai relations oetween ota soldiers. Rotes a-adl Newa ef Varteua Projects anal Ubss.

BED OAK AND THE MAtiONAL. The lied Oak papers are filled witb the Di- ae'onsi. Ths Record says as to the business actioa of that city: The Diagonal committee appointed by the cftt- s-na' mesHlng. met et ibe law mne i B. Miller.

B-q Saiunlay morning al Mio'ciock. Be saw to inetr rre.nl, every number of tae ei-mmlttee wae present. C. H. Ls- was mad chairman of tbe etmmittee and W.

H. Hunter secretary. A iter some discussion. It was decf- -d to send a committee to Marsaalitewn to con fer with Mr. Fisher, who more directly renre- sents K- T.

wiison a of ew org, ana nna out tae exact amount tbey expect of us, aod tbe ndu urns tbey expect us to comply with: sis the conditi 'tis tbey expect to follow tbemaevea. The committee chosen consists of W. H. Hunter. D.

a. Miller and J. f. risber. Iliey witi ptMba- b'y go Tuesday or Wednesday.

Aftrr they re turn ilf favorable ood i. -oa cn he work of securing Ibe neoeosary aid wiu be pushed witb a apved worlax the reputation aad anowa enterprise of peopie. We hope io tae work go on as fast as possible Tbe ieeord is In favorable of the IHagonai. and tbe next lea rail- roads that point la lb direvooo of Bed Oak. It kt railroads that make big towns, aod but towns is where property sens the highest.

TWO NEW Superintendent Meek, of thfi iiotioe linad, hai esUbltshed two new sutions on that line. The first is in Tdlk. county, in the Beavt i Valley, north t-f Grimes, aad called tin Tenor. This will be the station nearest Towner's L-tkc, and is in tba region of the lngersoll and Gillette) farmi. The other is In Boone eoonty, norUi of Madrid (Swede's.

Point), and located oa the Una of Clark La Hit and is called Luther. WABASH EXTEWIlO.t. The Ltoo innty importer has the following in regard to the ran ins; of the proposed Wabash extension from Kack well City We are Just in receipt of a letter from Sheldon aneounemr that the ersnneer crpsof tae Wabash wouid 'each Baetooe oa Wednesosy and would probably res- the Kaptdf cy sMOinay nrfat of tais week. Tbe wrfler ie am stata steiB-r tbe tne will be surveyed at present beyond ick KiM or ten, but in a-1 protaouiiy a wdi he run as fares Bkm-i Faiat at least, wita-out further tie ay. To wee tbe surveyors locat ing a rai.roa-1 taroturh our county looxs Bke btie-niess and if ibeeosspaav wui (wia the o-ftesurue-uon of theria-d ae raptuiy as tbey have tbe sur vey tae road eaa oe cowir-cae-- wus akspios oy the grst rf Deeetsber, can eaiy say tae go- i work go on This would let Des MoiiMs and its trade Into taw -trrese aortiwest romer of Iowa.

Tbe obKCtive point of this line is said to be Sioux rails, Dskota, whk-ii kt sosm fifteen miles nonbarest of the corti western corner of this State, and a very prosperous acd growing eommtmlty. At that point are 16- oated the graaiU or poTpfcvry qriarriea. BPECIAl. NOTI0E8. CHANCKl A prominent KepuMlcati neWSDaimr In Kannnur In Is oflV-tred for sale, in a district and coumy over- -ariuuuiii, xu.i-uuiiiwn.

uinesr. moist and loading paper in tae count-, sn.i.n.1 i.i i- Jng and Job patronage, tiood reasons tor sell-lug. Address Northern." care Kkuurrait. Una M'llnes, lows. U' a.i 1 no.

a good man, tor a last senior article. Adrcss Jt ltatitsTXRctfi TTIOL'ND. A thousand mtie railway tTcket. rV t'wneroan have aame by calling at Thomas Klley a cigar store snd identifying sstne. OS I'.

Mass JLi turn to Jo Keoorts. vol Ills and lis li. dge Wm. Connor. iu KKN 1'.

Pieassui cottage of rooms: aito A ru ims in main building oorner hist Una stid DeB Moines strees. (tn I Shipping tK-Kin team a toJ. Hubeiman a- -ah -1 case, lietuia Court Aveuue, auw receive a suilabie rewaid J. HrBti.au 4 Co VVTANIED. 1 wo sis duiniiig-room male waiter, at 218 Walnut, Palace Restaurant- K.l "L1UK BALK 00 shares Hi per cent Iowa and 0 J.

A. Hurd, Denver, Colo. 6d.it 3 fJlRL be a good eook and laundress. Highest wages paid. K.

Ma-Sou, tireeuwood aveuue, opposlus rllate Fair grounds. fid'i. to lu us bear from A you. Will co-re or send mnnv. vnrr thinks voti are at O.

taHJK ll.r Hol-av alia uumm. a uuaiiab A lamilr rle: buirarv hmw! hikrA vmiti ULiiu nd nol afraid rf ears or bands a decided bargain rtfsred. Wrinht'a stsble, neposlte niw opera House. H. B.

PauKiBnaa, HUSIN ESS CH ANOR forsale upon easy term. real estate otHoe doinv larvA tun.in.Mia Cause sickness. P. O. box 607 Des Moines.

Sdm VirANTED-Flrst-clsss Iners and catituet Mf tf mskers nt Carver A oung r. WAN I KD-A good girl, 11U3 Locust Bl. 5it ALL persons tbat I owe, as well as those owing me, will please call at once and settle. Mr put corner sycamore aod Hub 81s for sale or rent tnis week. lXHrrOR I.

wihulb. OST A white English bull female dog. lie m.m ium to earn in rear Of Harbison's Peed Htore and get reward. -3i- 11111 NDhaalUNliD ASaltiNKh will receive A bids for the eutlre stoe-k of groceries, fixtures, horses and wagons formerly owned by 11. W.

Morrison, of Dee Molnee. lowa, until tbe STitb day of June. ISHii. The ria-ht Is reservnd to in ject any and ail bids, and no bid will be accented wuuoui ine approval 01 ine court. oiii-t c.i, mhtrss.

Assignee. FurnisLed trotiir.Miin jU KNIbHEI) KlHiMS wllb board at ill) Sixth A' street, tiray Block. ad7i LilLOCH, feed, baled bay aud straw, at lowest A prices. eTBimtH, Oia West Locunt. 6-3-ly "I7WR KEMT.

A nice room with board. At "24 M2i A' CO cor. of 8th and Pleasant. 'ft TWULFTH ST. Furnished front room.

I with tioard. 21 house iuih Wninut. g-lw BAKUAI fj Bus ness 1 ipertv, -ituart. lo. ly-ingi veitmeut.

Kaiuih. 3tf TANTKD Sleady position by a 1 young man. W. Itxnis- 11000 reiereDcua. Address TF.R rfflfe.

a-at Ff'KNIHHEli HI KIMS IL-ai Syeaiuore st.JcliMt IUll.N HMOKK sl'AuK Sn teet long with guy rods, lor sale cheap. M. Mii.ijs XV" AN ThD A siiuaiion by a youug man wuh tf experience aa bookkeeper or aasistanli best reference. Addn-ss-'A" It Bfl irtrk. SiiHi iltllt KKN Jood two-story frain residence, nine rooms, on Rieventh street, also ottioea on Fourth street, and in Aidine building.

r. mii.ijs 'Jdiit toil DltlCSS-M AKINli. go to Mrs. H. Derby.

1017 High st. Cutllag snd rltlng a specialty. Will go out by ihe day. Id tt HALE My Butcher's Mbop, UHilsand tlx-turea, apply to Frank P. Wosjd.

Dexter, ia. Id lit WANTED Two rooms, furulBbed or unfur-nlshfKf, for nitrlorsnl bed-room: reforen-es exehanged. Address, stating terms. Lock liox SA. ill-lv.

POIt SALE AT A BAHUAIN-Oeneral stock of merehandise, in onei of the best trading pnlnlsln Western lowa, situated on the K. I A P. It. K. esuitilished nine no rsara; annual sales, lo.lSiO.

For particulars, address "Merchant." care Kboirtkh. Die Moins-s. AB DE FilttllKsT will promptly attend to all orders tor paper banging if Uft with Mills 4 Abdill itOdlm bA LK. Valuable corner lot 6Jj.H0 el, on Eighth and Mullierry sireels, aultable lur a block of fine tenement bonses or a hue resi dence. A bargain, and easy payments.

msyilObflt PKHiiivu, Hattoi. rilHE PHlLAliRl.l'HIA LAWN MWEU Istbe A. nest In tbe market. Four thousand sold tn Boston aud Chicago alone last season. Over one hundred thousand bave been sold altogether.

Do not buy a cbeap made machine, when vou can get the Philadelphia, withthe latest Improve ments, at tow rates, c. w. LKirr at Co, Z1V Fourth slreer. ldtf TlkBSIl l'LANTH-l very day lruiu ou A gardens. Dorr's Heed bloru, 2111 1 owu Fourth ldtf I jl'Hr TP with a new feather dusier, wnu a you can buy dirt chean at Dorr's Hoed Store Fourth Street- ldtf CHE THB Tf PB Wttll Eli and save liiue and labor.

C. A. Moaler, agent. April tut MOV ERS, NOTICE Teams and packers lur-r I tbed on short notice, also goods stored and shipped, by Movers' Transfer and Miorae Co. Ofnue i7 Walnut streot: telephone INTEREST ON lowa Loan and Trust Company, tbe largest itnaiicinl insil-tlon In Iowa, will pay lulereston money leftwiih tt three months or more.

Capital ten times that of any bank in the city paying Interest on do- posiia. DK.H1MONTON, n-Uood Block, Telephone No M2. day or night. aH.til.tb.is.tf I p.sl a-u rineat aud best sist ot tmna. bn.

fully warranted. All other work usual rates, lowa Dental Rooms, 431 Walnut at. A. L. MoCarty, Prop.

marTd-csrSm AVC1 ION HALE of Ml lot at llrak liuivir-sily Plsoe, Wednesday, June lo.i. Host suburban residence kits in lies Moines. Terms easy. For full particulars address Carpenter, University place, Dos Moines, lowa. nay 1 ill icrm IAL BAlttjAIM IV ItKAL a Three first cla-s farms oUma to the cits.

Good Improvemenu, orchard, water, and limber, price t.10 per acre; also a large 2 story brink busl- u-mm uu- a. in a. riliaun walnut su SIS property will bs Bold at a great bargain, if sold In tbe nexteodays; also a number i-t ebol-e pleeesot residence propertv witb soeclal In- duosmenU to buyers. No char-res for showing farms or property, all on Wisbhart. hai Lstate iieaier.

our. staand Walnut, ksst Hide. 2ndl3io. For bale Al a bargain, to make sum tin tnai binary of larger oanacliy one Holly's duplex, quarter stroke, condensing engine, norse power, goon as new, suitable ror any large manufacturing buain-ss: one Holly's patent ritary enu ine: one pair Hour's patent rotary pumps; two Holiy'a pats ut drop-tube upright boliera, will make steam ouli ksr than any oiher In use. All above nia himry In good re pair, will oe aiild together or separausiy.

Adilreas flea Moines Water Works Ilia Molnss, Iowa. Jul22-bidtf OHIlKRH POM PIAN'll TI KIhli mil.n left with Cramblllt A Tompkins wfll receive prompt attention. Pianos by the year at reduced rabss. Tlllll. (VtMf i It'arscf A fArrotSjsra.

Piumliers fiss Bod Sleam FiltersJIS 7th Be MsrHblftm Cw Sw Bia aeventta eires-t tor ail ainda'of Cum pa, iron alnka, vatur ulnae ta. rubber bis-e. -ad pipe, and for any kind of work ooanoclea with gas or water pipes. marlstilSui War-iib CARRi-THgRg. HUH Ft dt ahlt Heal Estate Dealeta.

tOl Walnut street. DovlWnHy. 1Ktty BOXB1 AND CHAIH.C. W. Dorr Dse Molne.

lows. 'lwlw4t ATA ll.Mtl) AIN-An assorlea re-X tall stock of jots, shoes, cioiiiicg. hau and gents' furnishing goods. For call at tbe wholesale brail and shoe store of elsco a sis Filth strvet. r-dt ra HE annual msa-tlng of the stock holders of A tbe Keokuk It lies Motns Kliwaytrriisny will be held in tbe city of lee Moines, lowa.

en Wednesday, the Stb day of June next, at it etork M. H. A. Bahu-M), President. A.

BKitxiMAg. Beeretary. fKUounsS MKHHI IOWA a Vegetable and Farm seeds. Largest and best stadt ta lows, tail or send for a eopy of Uarr sm Mi afs-tiaos. Fjcvwaiy-ave itootisans sspe pur-nsaeu wa ysw.

rtr aaaarc Sal wx Jroursh sireet. Kaat e'-ie uraha, am Ksi Fifth, lijdif. I lii SALAD IiKKv-lst, is iu, u.at 4f thing of the kind ever sold. Wtth tt au- t-rb salad or aor Kind can be made wilr. It Is also one ef Use beet sauces fore meets.

it 1 1AIT KE.NNKUV LAW'K fiFFUkS-Oor- ner westsia and Mulberry. sod tnum Kaat Hide. augl.VJIy sis jihi 1 iAl tins airi-ei. wiss 10 sen rti all their stoves before commencing to build, and will give purchasers special U-duo-smetiU during theaext tain day a. rosy l-gillf ClnTEU-f building and ceuar a specialty: a years' experience.

Work warrant ed. Telephone Wo-ML asms, marl -va X'slW ItlWrJrJ. partiea d-suring to 10c sus la a. -1 1 -m-w towns la Iowa are Ifivllaad to tbe w-nsideration of tbe tovms on tne tines ef tbe Des Molnee tc Ht. t-uls 'W'a- bashl itnad.

tba l--a Motraea Kortbwsetern Hoad, and the en. Louis, Ies Koines Noj) era Kaad These towna tnc.ude How. 11. firleid, I lurreath and Percy, all Uarion county, and Itunneus aod Taasj- in toag county, -n the line of lb "rat earned K.sd. and tbetos-io( htelsoy In Poik omittty and Uwedas t-ovnt ta hv-one county oa te aasi nauied fmi: and the Uiwns of Uerusos is vsuisurle oounty ai t-iiwaiikee road, aad pr, Ctreti.

and rbe latter at tbe (tissues of ihe ToM-oo ft Nos-iawsster-i ad in county, and Koekweu City, ibeenasny at of tJAibosjo errubty.ea tbe ses-ntel naute-d road. Without exoeptton these new towns are ksau-d tn rich agrvuuiturai regtoea, as a tat Buat of laeaa are very deau-aLM aa seore. shops, rt s.c. iui wiu us st -cry i.o.-uai pr-Mss. an 4 paniv os tanas, if aa-s'red.

App. Joan Iruik, aga-nt Laaia isa-s Compstby. in biultabw Uloek, ls Moines. F-r Iota in the to wo of Ho wen, FineK Dunreata and Percy, application taay ano tte taads 10 N. C.

Towns. Pcia, lows. yreodif Wright, was feeling pruty good yesterday afternoon over a private dispatch notifying tbe firm that tbe United 8 tales Circuit Court Judge Mo Crary bad Just announced a decision adverse ly to puuuua la the case of Waabbura A Moen vs. The Giinnetl Barb Wire Company. Tbe de cision declares two of tbe Washburn A Moen pstenu Invalid.

Mr. Cummins was alone in tbe argument before Judge MoCrary at Keokuk last spring. Sevan able lawyers being arrayed against aim. A post mortem examination was held upon the body of tbe painter. Charted (i.Btlllson, on Sunday morning, to ascertain If possible tbe mysterious cause of his demise, his death hav ing ensued very suddenly.

The small Intestine was found shifted to tbe unnatural and fatal position of a figure thus destroying iu functions and producing death. While at his work on Friday, It will be remembered, tbe deceased was suddenly ized with an aeute pain in his stomach, and died soon In great agony. The physicians are considerably myall tied as to the case. wblch Is highly exceptional. It was learned last evening that tbe con ference between tbe miners and tbe owners of tbe Polk County Mine, which waa held yesterday, resulted In an agreement, and the men will go to work to-morrow at farthest.

At the SUnd ard the colored men are at work, and several have ust returned from the Monroe county mines with their families. Everything eottaide thered.Des Moloea miners hare behaved with much dignity. No one Is ir a moment disposed to stigmatize that occupation witb the acta of lawlessness of last week. Those were tbe outcome of pure devillsm tbat the miners would gladly aid In punishing with ths utmost severity. Tub bricklayers employed by Conrad Youngerman, the well known builder, went on a strike yesterday, the point at issue beicg tbat they want to end their Baturday'a work, at five o'clock aud receive full pay fer a full day.

Mr. Youngerman says by no means will heay for tbe hour In uoestlon. It was thought yesterday afternoon that toe force employed by B. A. Kobertson as well as others would also knotk off work tc-day.

The latter saya he can meet tbe stilke by securing men In Chicago. It was understood early tn the spring that tbe bricklayers and contractors had made an understanding for tbe building season, and on this basis the numerous exteosive contracts were made- Tiik meeting to be held in tbe Com House this erentog to ratify the action of the late Phil adelphia Convention, to form branches of tbe 1 nab National League, and to give expression to tbe sentimenU of the friends of Ireland rela tive to the situation In that country and the duty of Irishmen thereto under present oircti instances, promisee to be an extensive affair. All who are fully ooncerned. should not fail to te there and hear Hon. M.

V. Gannon and Hon. J. H. Murphy, of Davenport, and tbe other able men who are to spsak on the occasion.

A cor dial invitation Is extended to all. The ladles, it is bi ped, will be In attendance to join the Ladies' Brach of the Irish National League. There la ns1derable Interest So know what position our Irish citizens are going to take in tbe matter of the Pope's circular-it iter to the Irish Bishops relative to the Parcel! testimonial. The funeral service of Charles S. Stillsoa took place Sunday atteneoon at the First tp-tlst Church, Kjv.

Mr. Brink preaching tee sermon, while tbe North Btar Legion No. 1, Beiect Knights A. V. of wblch deceased was a member, attended In a body In full uniform, and completed the ceremony according to tae beautiful and impressive work of that order.

Lee Monies and Capltalixlgs of Workmnj tarried out in kfutl force to pay the last tribute of respect to deceased, who was a member of Grand Junction Lodge. Tbe rewalna were taken to Jefferson yesterday In charge of H. A. Katon, B. w.

Boweo, W. la. Bliss and Fred Beckwlih, representing Ilea Moines Lodge No. 18, and North Bur Legion No. 1.

Beiect Knlrbts, A.O. V. and were Joined at Grand Junction by bis own lodge and met at Jefferson by Adelpnas Lodge No. 16. where he was burled with tbe honors of tbe order.

Is the District Court yesterday young Kennedy, the tlll-thlef and vagrant, was sentenced to the reform school at Ktdora for an Indefinite peril means till there are some evidences reform ta the buidlng candidate for the pen itentiary. He gave his age at sixteen and tbe testimony developed tbat he had been a rough youngster, having been In Jail at Umaba on tbe vagi ant charge. Oscar Johnson, the seduction- tst, was brought up and had the pleasure of hearing the court read him the Urand Jury'" Indictment for rape upon his Imbecile slsier-tn-law. Harry Howard will be sentenced on Wednesday for burglary and Immediately ee-ar- rested threatened murder, as It will he re membered he draw a revolver upon Mrs. Dr.

nils, and told her if she screamed he would Shoot her. Young Lanan's attomew has made a motion for a new trial Or.it day last week while a promineut I iv ory man of the East S.de was taking dinner at home with his wife, she expressed a desire to take a ride during tbe afterneon. and iueted hint to send her up a horse and buggy. Wbcnbe got back to the stable he found that all the horaee and burgles were out, and of course could not comply with tbe mjuest. Bbe took a rtoa, however.

In another maa's buggy. A gea. tiemaa having business In- tba neighborhood hitched his horse to the aforesaid liveryman's hitiAiog post in front of his house, and his wife supposing It wss seat by her husband, ramped tn with her baby and started off. Bhe bad not proceeded far before she heard someone run ning and aallooiDff to her to stop. She looked around and saw a man running toward her with a pockstbook la his hand.

Bbs supposed she had lost her pocketbook. and tbat he was ru ri sing after her to return It to her. Judge of her surprise when be informed her that she must hare made a mistake, as that horse and buggy betoaired to him. After apotsarraing tor her lion, the gentleman drove htr home; and she declares that she win not take a hosae sod buggy from her owa aoor again unless it has "Uusse-li painted oh the blanket. A diabouc.il piot was aneartbexl by a search of the court jail on Sunday, resulting- In tbe tailing of a package of cayeaca pepper In possesion of the three caged eoaadeace crooks.

Acker-nan and tee two Aeamree with which they Jntenled an Baaday night to teoipt their freedom by an attack on tbe nigbt watch. The plot seems to hav bees he htm tnto their hroa oage tn the middle cell oa tbe preteaea rf wsatlng their bed And. dai-k the pepper in his face and eye. saatch the keys and escape from durance vile. Oa Baturday night he was thus Invited tnto their cell, but suspicion had fitod iterlf span them and he replied can looms, rents, as Deputy Baylies has (rone hoias with the I poa this they swore a blue a treats, and demanded by what right he had dared do It, and what would become of thess if the old trap should take on fire Ths Jailor told tkeea t-erbapa they would hare to burg; that they might as well now as at any other time.

dead or alive, and their saaM was thwarted The nuht watch Informed JsS or Hailettof therr decoy gsme. aad so on Sunday the seat eh waa Inssitusea, expecting to- and a mallet, ale and saw, ban aaearttrlnr the sayenaw pepper tn- stead. It seams thai some other prisoner bed given a etna to Intended mischtef, wt the pep per at was a swatise al! a rowed. Whether ths crook took ft Into Mil wtth them or sot has not been ascertained, but It Is suspected that It had beea smugs-ted sa sw slipped thtwos-h the bars On this -Ust-eeery that three haT'lrard ert-r-ks were, taken oat of this eeU aad placed la ths large Iron cage In the weat oeii. This la their second vaMsttsry aad aeotbei attempt wfll send tbem inie tbe dumreoa on brrad and water for sa Indefinite period.

Two teaju ago a genera us beavd widow.