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of cars. President spplitan probabla 7 and otlUlr well. te4. Enterprise night toW prise Xe rl York thoCeacof of erprlBes. 1 9 ten I fiI4 which aions fdr tl and back that beUu.

wift not openly denti. 1 as soon plies re 1. a for a i few irk. ordinance presented Jicate ark bu insta Rev hi the her light pp fc pro. the ia tt in- ce oil on- not in with.

led people SOUp9 Of Ind the ordinance will unite with uanco. slem. Bar are partlHlarly by which th ex. limes traffic acquired street Itj rut. Lincoln uth qtWiscbnsin JiuiA Ion nndMicnc it of of railroad to tt1 0 llneDi i thi alley nAaipg est IB crues i toU er urf4c at wiser trtbk foi ftfc ur to pe eon tnictli 19 ot tic road ji Kich atedxoad urn the electi a ply running raplatef trpctu to hay- Jii tta er 4pi top aia I liter are not tht ia turn eap rt fully of a ftteA Uneii.

Wairoed for Hi omoterv MM To of ele- csible and territory elec th Irr a bait per iiperty ao i token bodt from Ji 'ifogq CHICAGO TRIBUNE MAY SIXTEEN vv MIXED OTEAIGETINING OUT Company udiate. SteckTaMa the defunct xxjmpany of rces 1 learn In- OBOOa Tin. Int liabilities the Indorsed by the oerwas mainly that Tidaal members of connected paper ot Or InAWdual was sold all orer the ofLAbiUty may be famished i. tfu proper proof within three ece of Daoer that wu the considered necee- ia imoossible will com back to elsewhere hi the uoo. the paper neyez Cools me to- Stat Dott Agree.

rredtii Is made op of D. Ed Haakinson ne time Deluded Tbisprerimmary statement any re- tjr When the Union Loan and Trust com- showed liabilitie. other on the matter ex. 2t hsiS wtcntioa of the official ClYe thepubflc The situation Ubyuo rs ana criminal against a uuu. ether aenssuoa was1 created when Re- ma Cbe ley Union Yard corn.

irpttdisw a largefluanttty of paper held. SiK company 3t wMaU rnthehap date for ser- tb come due Hedges Eeceiter Cbesleysaid IhaTa because- the Stock- sotes without authority from the ttncton or other otflcers of the company Mtb eompanyj boot. show thai the' BioawrMedoaitw never turned orerto lTre2tlieL Itaki the ground that it was ilfewflyiwoed and ahs11 repudiate all of it. Tie to ray knowledge seteral hundred tbocsad dcSan vorth of thL paper Out. mgaadnotaeeatwiUbe paid oaitun- kaitbteoartitnAk li bte We haye not blza cy action In ths It Ii not for ntedoio Ei person who paid thqrnoney Mt Hedges are.

the one to tokotcge tar oU The. paper i scattered OTer the wkoJ eenatry and the lo will notfaUbeaT Si ok saT on peaon. I hare not tirne to find oetwlio holds it yet and will be re- toded ia the ork for the reason that the tompuy1 books do not contain a scratch of ttepraianfertacetoit SlloAtlea la EleeXCity. CafollaTtBjth from. the first proof of cirnilu bo the Sioux City situation authorized bytbttjobberi sad Manufacturer Associa.

tics ItiidnsU taru Interested that there akooVl 50 eat fema OBI City statement from soa tatborttatin toccee regarduxg the general tflset of th feeeat fjaudal embarrassment which. luifairatTSitwoortim of the prominent bnst- BeBiiaBof tb otj. and incidentally a few Sms tnuntiaia closely identified with thai. Hiny dated th troflble ha. arIsen SaatiiiactUiatthpArtU whoarncwaffer IBJ tai inoledUtS trnocyof creditors har 4taarti toft tar or tee year embarked Is sanpnv which kT lea m- onnjf.

udminbsd ender the general Tala and their inability on sceoBtolUnwidetpreU nania1 rtrmgeney towr raewftls. TU preseet difficulty wiU mxintenxly inset tb legitimate businee to- iotthei ytb real sUHUty of whit i bltirtiwatU wonderfnlfertilitgr. and unrivaled WodBttoeneeicf tee fArming country in th isgttwrit. ry. At no time since the settle-not jiui nnoon liu there been rack iten- ins tamigratJon into Northwestern lows kl akvaiid South Dakota as has ndi iUiKHentpriBx.

XoxUy our trade tern wtenlTatgooa asithaieTer been but it itajtseoBurj better and inevitably enhance. ote ft grows. The Jobbing trade is to ny Ippreciabi. extent f- failares. Kottngintbjlinpha VM8 rd and capital has only been legiUmathn artual demands OaUMCoctrary there is in 180 1111 ded toea- i etnacity and extend trade.

F1 a(1 JJ in stating at this and thrivIng business of i l8d hmSioarCiVw 1iSTeC 1 i wrttebn nesaiti atpre Mit h' SSSM Bfiasaa i era doing an act- 1 thefarmmc 4 rad followed. eonclnd next Wednesday Union and god. Lochren meet thrlosfeatie eeemedai for wereac- ber Idanjtbtor to rata th jMattl. and a stooped to obey Jier be stashedtli mor acrM bertltugbtersilirott and imme tI MT her qwn JuK lar dy nc a few miaijta Uter win Dorelop Iltunels Coal Land QiiJBBCM IlL. May t-8p ial34er was Jor adizoa i today.

tb Oalesburg Coal company with capital ook of 51000000 Th company has IcaSaed larca tract off vslebe iosl lend fifteen miles ealt here and to secure trki portrttion to this city will beilil a i railroad fWm Wata a to VictoriaJ Tba intentiioa to la a shaft tooth ot Victoria tia a capai ity pt ou a day and iT mplojta ixt to TJSOB Or rTF Attitbnints Anst SIoux City Concents. Bre Cm. la May t-CSp tlaH-ITnUW Stati Martha Gunkel took pon ssioa of Me Sttut City stove wotkipatthU iflemoonokla WTitof attachment procured rota the Uuit4d Statw Court byth JWafthnsette Katlanal Bank of Fi cbborj. Ma io ecar a elate for 15000. tn the Paec an Missouri Rirer 9np compaay for J3000 cleIme for aomcea i Zic nM Problem Bclolt.

ripoc keepers today solved the li. ene biiqblem which has ben exciting theua oc the AU ermeo. It iUim by the City Attorn that. tl license for tb 4wo months prior tq the heetnnlnr to the jaOOL idwbile tax is exceswe the liquor men ha concluded ooealj in thesaWn 17 CaTnlry Cad taj Vinitt di Drill. i Special.J of den issued day the annoucee that a peri lUsioa ha DMQ crant the Ontenary Caralrj Cadets of Chjcago to and tirade with arn but without mm noi until Dec.

3L riytet Pranr OotUleb le or Company a Third Jnfaatry bare been honorably diicharged. Iowa Grower flItia by a Ta Siori Crrr Ia May 8p i Prean tone of the oldest grocery chanu In the State. wax bitten od tarantala this morning while and is now 14 a critic condition. t-ChsrlM 1 rait Atej band- by a ani handl ng liortbvrst Note The La Salle toiinfy Banking pTinit Ottawa Ben Tisner is undcri arrest at Wabash laii for assault with intent to liii. lie cbi e- young companion thr a time with a raior.

MichaelOReilly an. inmate of ie Soldiers Home at Marion lnd4 was struck by a Pan Handle pain and killed. Carpenters of Ashland' Wis. inaugurated th eight-boor system May t. In most cases thu change created' but lit Us stir I The Tucker well in ith Camder oil field near Portland.

IhtL. completed tZiody nhtht has allow of 3000 barrels day. The Northern Indiana Jil company re4 sold its mtereits in Well Connty. IntL to Penh' sjlTAuit andOhiocapitklisUfOrtiiSWXX The Cnicago Burlingtoa and Quiacy faiti road has begun reducing it force as I Qalesbnrg UL wittitheendDf Iess nlagiti0percent. Tha" EOT.

J. B. Harrey pastor of jthe 21. Church at AugnstaIlLba accented 8th i ate. of the First M.

ETChurch of Ruta-illa HL The safe in the hardware store of Trsnk UcClor at ilane was blown. op Monday night an4 nearly 200 in pail anti check taken. Iudiifl Agent Dixon kt tower Brule S. D. has recrited orders to roinoTe the Agency west of the Mi aari iTer opposite Crow Creek agency.

The bduae of Andrew Raciind at Brazil IndL. was struck by lightning and nearly tort to please. Uwyotng son. who had been confined to hi bed for mouth atst tn khock CoUld iwalic with ease. J.

L. Elempley a member and P. Berrian. clerf of the grand lory at Port Podge IA. were diicharged from further serricei by Judge Hyatt tot visiting saloons while Indictment arainst saloons were pending before th Jury.

The Dwagisc MichL Hanuf acturing corn- any i not in the bands of a receiTsr. as has been reported. It shu down for th re.ent but for Ih purpose merely1 so a stockholder of the company states of taking the annual inventory How I CJerffyman Went Ca11lii i4Ai XU Education Jo rtottiekeeplni. A clergy man heard thlat certain pe6 pie were criticising the infrequency with rhich lie Tisitedthem Po they Say I neglect tie slekor thii-afflictedr I No but they think you might drop in xjftener tna social way. i Ah I see thank pu very' much for a hint.

Illi attend to this i Mondcylmorning the pastor lerthU bored says the Living Church knA carrying a care fully reried list of his parishioners in ia small book ha began a to visits lion. It was wash day. We congregation wals made up ol all sorts anal conditions of peo pie. He didn't mind lU He at once adapted himself t6cireum tancfii Entering a hous4 be began talking about sosrv and imonia and royal bluing and jre clothes- ins and patent line pullies sill stationary tuba and up dinners and tired laundresses. I was just delightful.

Tuesdayj he resumed his rounds. J3fow discoanedpn beeswax smoothing irons sating finished shirt fronts the consumption jot fuel and the evrasting raking at the store. ii4 grewinfaTor Wednesday he continued rinsing bells an rapping at doors. He threw out wile sug-i gestions about the work basket poke of stocking darniag and how to sew Be patchn in the demoralized neata of little bolt trousJ era Be showed a charpithg jty with' needles and scissors and thimblejaL lie made a deep and biding im pressibn. Thursday nothing daunted and nkTBd by a noble ambition to elevate the flock he spent the entire day cotainentitur upon.

pleasure derived from form al call evethng parties and dramatic entertainments. It tired him awfully but lie would notisiTe up. i Friday found him talkui up ths merita of furniture polish the advAitage of sat over tea leates for cleaning carpets describing dusting and thai whole- different methods some effects of exposing mattresses to the sunlight. He kept growing in fatter. Saturday morning bet hurried through breakfast and after compiling the list of names he informed his ife that he' would not return lentil late in th evening add again renewed his pilgrim age.

ne families who didn't keep cooks were aft work in their kitchens. He insisted up going there so as not tb disturb their pla osT Re faacuatod them with hs knowledge I culinary science. lie discussed el merits of baking powders told how to maku ice cream without eggs brown bread without yeast and deli. ctous jellyfrom dried appl He expressed a hope that they ne er fried fish without flouring and warned them npfer to drop puller. into the kettle until the lard was boiling.

lie abominated hot lemon pie. but by the urgent Invitation of a newly man ed ezperultntalist he consented to eai a piece land suffered for two days afterward jn cont sqoenea. Footsore and fasted he returned to the parsonage about Sloclncc Sunday pame. The chvrch Was flule4. Thi preacher stock haasuddenW jumped way At the time for tie sermon he cajna to ne pulpit stepacd thus spoke With a desire to conciliate thoee of tSy bretherq who ne eria health or sickness id I haTp Seen ii i both conditions think it necessary rpolita to caUnpou jme I have spent tin entire week in tha parislu Out of tro bunur taeUies Ihi found juatlnino- tei persons Cud.

Two complained of ulcerated teeth on was suffering from. a stiff neck one was nursing La toe With tia in. growing nail three had icp headache. five were doctoring for neuralgia two had asthma one was laid up with ft broten legs and four bad Id in their heeds. Under the circumstance I bare had no time left for tudy or the prepf riition uf a scrmou Of course you do notj expect one us i iray 1" The PopPy Land Limited Express The first train leaTes at For the land where the popp Uow4 And mothir daar i the engine r.

And the passenger langhs an 1 crows. The palace ear the mother' arm The whistle a low sweet stn The passenger winks end nod And goes to sleep in the trail I At p. hv the next tram tart For the poppy laud afar 1 The summons clear fallorf the ar. All aboard for the deeping earr end blink lint what tb fare to poppy mdl 1 hope it not too dear. The are i this-a hug and a AndUpaidtoUiecngiA rI Sol Jk of him who children took On hi ne in ndneu great i I- Take charge I pray of Ui das etch day That ieare at and 8.

Keep watch ojf tb pawengerL" thus pray FOP to nw they are very des And toecial ward. gracious ro O'er th genUs engineer. 0gar it a Abbott in OuUtlab UaOlh JUDGMEHT roli 15000. Its Bight jrYPa Cut Off by Northwestern Train flMt Joly Peter Schoenhofen Gets a YerdlH taint Edward B. nh mad Robert X.

Martin for 25000 for Debt and 8 80 for Damages tljiltd State. Coor of Appeals' In Section The Record nd CmlL Eattiarjna Schartan was nren a Terdict yesterday in Judge Bakeri against the Chicago jmd road. Mrs. Schartan wu run over by a train and her right leg was cut tiff. The accident happened at the Illinois street crossing last July.

Peter Schoenhoten en wai given a verdict In Judge Dunne's court yesterday againstEd ward B. Fun and Robert L. Martin for 25000 for debt and 8780 for damages. The suit was' brought to recorer on. a.

liquidating bond. Sclioenbofeu leased two lots to-the defendants on condition that they erect on the lots a good solid build ing of brick and stone at. least four stories high to cost not less than 30001 The defendants it isclaimed failod to perform their part of the contract after having given the bond to do so on which us vtrdic wasreturned Morn Tasker Co. obtained judgment for 818110 against Crane Co. Judge Jenkins' court yesterday.

Plaintiffs brought suit to recover the amount as a final payment on a contract for the delivery of shunt twenty miles of line pipe Crane fc Godefend- ants were to furnish the Columbus company in laying a pipe line in Indiana. After tin. pipe wasdeliTered several changes in con- strcction were ordered by the Columbus coat- pany and a claim was made by the Crate company against the plaintiffs for the cot Of these alterations. This claim was disallowed by. the court which found that the pipes bid eir made to specifications and so received by.

ther defendants. Sehnsble Case on Hearing. Judge Groncnp commenced work on the trial calendar for the May term yesterday. A Jury was swom in and the trial corimencad of th suit brought by the Washburn A Moan Manufacturing company against LJ Schoable and Mrs Marsh. The big Waukegan firm was represented by Attorney W.

A. Montgomery. It eek i recover. 363000 from th defendant a royalties da licensed contracts issued in th name of Schuable who was formerly a manufacturer Is this city. Sclinaole failed in business and it 1 jelalmedby.

th complainant that his books on examination showed that he had falsified statement. of th amounts due to complaisant. a royalties. Complainants assert that Mr. Msrstl was apart- ner of definable and this is denied by lien attorney TJ.

8. Court of Appeals. Judge Woods and Jenkins opened the adjourned essioa of th October term in the United State Circuit Court of Appeals yesterday. After setting case Jot bearing th court adjourned until this morning. There are four eases oie the call for today and these will necessitate the presence of five Federal Judges hers on econntof me law prohibiting a Judge sitting In an apoeal ease which he has tried tn the lower court.

Those in attendance will be Judge Wood Biker iroescup and Seaman. Court Mote The Grand Palace Hotel case came up yesterday forenoon under conditions that promised something dsnnite In this long drawn out wrangle. bide gave the eoraplalsants ten days to amend a deourrer to th bills brought to foreclose mortgage us the Grand false. Hotel Betiding. The hearing of th motion to remove the present recelveryaa postponed.

Meantime all of the tie. eoneerotS were cited to completn their evidence before the Mater appointed some tints ago. General lloloney began quo war proceedings In the Superior Court yesterday tocom-i pal th Lincoln Ice company to show wti It shoald. hold ia jf out as a corporation when It 1 not regu I larly Incorporated uadef tb law. Tbe Lincoln Ice company is owned hr Patrick L.

McGinnis and Thorns. Ilol and the partners la TO bees fighting each other to the court for shoot six mouth The legal war wee beraa os account of Mo. ttonie uekne Ul partner. It appears thoughb would die. and- asked klmto ul up their- ba lnees affairs.

UcQliinls retbeed and Boyle sued him for a partition nf the property. Then other soil Iff the bo li Learned that th Incorporation of tie firm had sever been completed soil. as the firm name Is a valuable one. they tried Incorporate another concern voder tb same of the Lincoln Ice company. Boyle enjoined' I th Secretary of State from trestle.

the license to th new concern and the quo war proceedings Joit begun ate to get tb matter straightened out. TIlE COVET RECORD. United Slate Circuit Court New Salt i Si WIHlam Potter TS Chicago B. bo. Case tlOWXX TriCptCook bupnlor Keep A I2i856 a Fawbowskt adm etc.

vs. Washburn A Moea Mf Co. CaM. 5 000. TrMpU Lake Circuit.

King Qross. attys. i2i 37 Herman WlMlow 4. O. a.

C. and St. I. fly. Tin.

Case. iOUUIL TrscptJCankakeeClrcal JD atty. 8np rlor Court Ny Suite. 147839 CrteJ. fiancee vs.

Simaul A. Snowden et Coot judgt saau. W. X. Gary airy.

M. Oallarber i W. Brown. Last OUbert 47303 I. KroeentkervL Born Mathisee.

ont ludgi. 535452. Loetch Brtw IttyL 147A yeopH 0 the state of Illinois vu. Patrick J. ZhtcGtnnLs et iii.

oo wuranto. U. T. Maioney rrnL 147369 Davis Charles S. Davie.

Bill fordiT. UJWUUsolr 147.566. llathisen use Prank J. XrOnemsker vi E. milL Oar 3532.

Loe ch iro li M7867 Pierce Botier tal vs Edward Ktaal et ii. Cont jodgt. C44730. W. Burleleh.

atty. i 1473 Charlei UrleUon Albert Kraeger et aL Sane 9360. Arnold Trtpp. tty. 147 Charles Qiutsow el ye.

ChriiUa Walter. tame. 26800. Same. l4787uii LKeetoo vs.

Joseph P. Xernse. Ap veaL 0 47.871- V. 3. VeMlllan yi.

Pr-ant tyeatei. Coot. JffSt35 08. Frank lT sstty 147872 edgar Terhune vs. Chicago City By.

Co. Case. SipOO Sr Hoffman attys. 147873 Mechanic and ruder Sayingc Ix an and Bid A n. TS Cnaf A.

unIte ii. Bill to force. trout ed L8OO. a tmaa bchumaener. ska.

Frank IL mater. one N. J. McMUIenTS Lebdell. Parweil A Co.

ore. S3saioa. Frank Jre attr. 347875 8l Cooper Co. Elmer X.

Bart- eL Rrla. 3a WtUongbbf A Bln nr r. attys. 1147 76 John Smith vs. ii W.

McOue. Appeal. l47Ji77 uiecei lire. IL Kaspar. iteplo 5575.

wuionghbyAiBlns-wtnger. attn. Hyman Goldberg vs. Joseph Eagovite. Trover.

iIOO. J. 0. Orosberg. attn.

Marion MvCllntock vi. LesndsrI. Mo- OornUketaL Ca 1000a Same. imn Adams ye. unknown owoerslpeL Kpln.

Supi l47 Wi-Franel Stall vs. Barbara. Prune. Loot 1474 3 Newmon vi. Edgar IL.

Oils. et 1. ll to fir trust deed. 160a Lo Adlerj olr Frsncl UTingston et al. vs.

Albert aL Kane. S4OO. Same. JMe Holdout TS C. AN.

W. a Case. iOOO. Monroe' MeShane. any.

47Ji86- Delia O'Connell et ye. Patrick McNnley. Tr pa 5000. L. P.

Cummings. City. Wltnaild 147.77 dmnnd 8 Holbrook ye. Oertnde din aL ed. btUv inoo.

a. ii. cji BUItorlDjua. Oamunort A Mcludon suits. 4T 17 A.

ii. flarcum Hannah it. Uarcom. 11 for dlv. U.

a. llchuit. sum. 47 128 tier-peeler A Teellnr ye. xd.

rmane. Ca 7oa Peobttie. Palmer Talmao l4785DE.ntrshneUT Frank Johnson et aL Bill for lnc. ltlchard Prendergast. solr.

447 54- Worlds fair Encampment Sue. ye. lame. A. Van fleet Sill for UI.

Uenry E. Wearer vs. Wisconsin Central BltCo Repin. 7000. UamUne.

Scott A Lord. cut Court TT Suite. James McMlllen ii Co. y. 1L J.

Irrtag A Co List. Soxio. C. A. osrlne atty.

114 57 Jame McUoUen Co Colem A Line. White Lead Work Same. 500. Same atty. 114858 Charles Henry Tft.

A. SolomOn. Appeal. SulL HappresselL 114JS6O Malcolm MeMartln vs. Joseph IX Allen.

Bill fore. urns deed tar 5iSO. Stank U. Grahjm soLr. 114561 Same vs.

Same. BameS3195. 8am tty. 114.505 J. Mousy TS.

William V. ilol. land. Cent. isdgt.

S25oaya W. Il. Mlnard. attr. 114 63 Muwbanmar et aL vi.

ed BecheretsL Bill for- part. La kner A Batx. solr J1V 6 Jon A Laughlins vs. ke utroet Lie- TSted B. B.

Co. fill for In UlUoWT Moore A Mc- jlTalne solr il4W5reTaTotzetalTs. BDeahetaL Oarn 37834. Lneech 3roa. attya.

i Henry a UaruhSTS Frederick Stoiitet ii. Bui lore. chat. zntg. i5i Far A McLrea.

114 87- JoinB. Klron TS Chas D. Beckf 1th. A t- 500. F.

T. Colby atty Johap.TpbeyT John Uaworth. tArot Of Jndgt. 32894. V.

1 I. Undge atty. ll4 ttf-L Saner suit Cove W. Il. pauion Ap peal.

114870 In re Armour Elerator Co. Pet. for wire- tons. licenses Campbell A Custer. sit 114 The.

Grand JSapIdrJ Ire In Co. A 1000. J. I. bar atty.

114873 8 LlTerpooL London A Globe In Co. l8amSLCOa bameatty. 114673 ttame vs. Th Plimgli Tn Co. Sane.

2010. Same city. P. soidsmith Western In Co. of.

Ptttibnrg. Penn. At. LAOti Same atty. 114Js57- Same vs.

Same. tame. Siuoa Bime Same ye. Stale InTestment and Insurance Co. me100a Same atty.

114 77 coo jftr Once Of loni on. AMtt tqoa Sams shy. U4. 7 me vs. Granite State tire Insurance Co.

tame. tiOOaSirae city. 114 7 8am vs. ihoenin Insurance Co. Same r2Liua Same attys.

114JS8O- TheUary Ogden Co. vs. Anderson Trans- tsr Co. List Stieu Cratty BroA4arTls. stile.

lli 81 w. luurkefl et aL vs. George Wi rlsmmlng et aL Bill to tore. trust deed S3Wv. tUUACutlSort F.

Hancock Ads Hancock BIB for air. yrillard Gentleman suit. l4e83EdwardAaUeltTs.AUiaU Ptafor dower. H. T.

L. Beynolds. attr. 114 84 Oo- ra T. A Aijkla Lackner A Bats bbard.

BartJett A Co. T. Jf. I tal Conf Joditti 5657. A.

Ears atty. Hareonrl Mott vs. Henry I. Jlailuck Si Shedd A Ca P. Willis TvuBowen Bonpt.

Dai na 70a shy fires. A Jartls. suits. I 4J CVM. Pf etff er J.

H. QrateT Ooat t. orMooreAMaTerlck a ys. S. A.

hr-ala 8 Greta. srue 105 Cams Semi. Si40L88. Sam sure. Same ftttf eV same 4 Yr u.

Kres. orco dgt- f37JSO. Vsdeo A artSe ittyt U4894 Central BLli7OSC Company vs. DnBhamKeedrACoetaL 11111 ton Inj. McCteOsn Cuminini atur 114.

95 w. W. Milton Ktranger vs. TOtnols Street ConpanyT Case. 52000.

KWrldge A Finch sttyt. NVP. vs. tt. A.

Randsil. Appeal. i 9g kd rd orBate Mary if. LALynde 11K BU1. Super-cease.

Jacob Hoffman nl 0. stenisii. Bill lot Inj. Londelk A nnsla olr 114.901 Blnde et aLva Samuel A. Xean BUltosstlndgt Pease A MoEwe.

solrs. loiin. J. Hewitt vs. U.

A. towetL BUI for speolAe performance. Mi. John. French A Mercian.

John Pekar TS. Emanuet Ropp 511. Cont jadgt J3L Jones A tusk attys. MaryJ ria kTTS. AleilanBrosHoiplta tfs.

Zjectmint Coat. jedyt. 18178. WmBPeamarkatty lliWM- Joseph IL Schwertigea vu. International Grain and stOck flout.

Oonb JO4t 3JX0 dOd- well son tiyL U480 BlcheiieaWlneCa vs Edward 1. Jore etal conf Joust. SOU077. Osborn Bros. A Bar- 114.810 Irene Oakland.

Appeal. 11 48 11 Charles Meberg vs. Selgint Il48l Ales. W. Nyqolat et et vi.

Calumet TUley Stone Co. Mech. lien. I. 3.

Cobura. any. t401 Fred Metster vs. P. Tfljnn et 1.

Appeal 114814 Hoyt Lusip vs onatalson. list. fl uO. White haw. ttys O.

B. Tronbali W. It. Baker. Appeal.

114.916 a. Duet Baler Brg. Co. vs. Michael Teem.

Cont jodgU 11530 Lackner 114817 bolondo Iron Wks. v. Int Neil. Nickel Mining Co. Last S9iO.

Loyne Poilasbe A QCopoer stirs. 1149U John D. Carter vs-Diamond Jo Line. Cat. luuk Piker Oreel j.

attys. 111819 Aogusto Swantoa Ella ewanion Bill for dr. S. A. Cooper.

suit. 114 Charles W. rise et ci. vs Charles F. Kraf AMU 51000.

Smlih. Uelmer Moulion. attysl 114J921 WhltfieldS. Lucy vs. Peter McOlynaet at Kill to foreclose chattel mortgage.

JKi Parnell A McCreo. attys. The J. H. Lawson Co vs.

Alfred 8. Miller etal. Mechanics ll n. i5 J6a ILC. Boston.

solr. 114JB23 Herman Kshio ye. James Wthsma And. 5oo Moses. Pam Kennedy attys.

114. Wt Green vs. V. B. Peckham.

Coot Jodfrt 62 bison Arnntronr. atty. n4J 5 Wendel ytt Highland Lien. of 111 Case230L LoebAAdler. Litre.

Emma U. Usborn Vs. Frederick Bait- mannT Conf. 34722 W. E.

Brown arty. ntP27-Joseoh 111 EmUts Zilea. BUI dlv- toward w. Partnolane. soir.

1114 2 thUcla Van Dqeea vs Scully Tan Dne BUlfordlT. in. U. tilebmaan. solr.

114B29 Matonle Fraternity Temple Awe. ye Otto If. Mattains et 51. DlsU warn ii3004. E.

B. BUssjittr. U4. John met et al. ye.

5. Ely. kicks. lien. 74345.

Sawin Vender-pleas. attys. 114 31 WUhnr et 1. Mob. lien.

500. Bern. stir. 114. i33 tedertek E.

Bendid vs. Berths ZTBenold. Bill fc dy. J. 1.

Christensen. sole. 114933 Wlihelm Black Wllhelmlne Black. Bill for dlv. LvChristensen eolr.

114934 Aurora nUers Plate Mfg. Co. IsaacO. LansiaretsL AsstSSOa Winslow Arnold. stile.

U4 33 ii. McCormick vs Chat. U. Albert et jBUl to perfect title Shecid A Underwood 114.938 Brick Co. vs.

Michael Joyce. Could. judge. sasasa C. B.

Qbermeyer. city. 114337 Wllmer Wright vs Edgar HolmesetaL Bill tor chat. mtge. S7bi C.

L. Day suit. Withheld nrtel Cha fc. llolme Debt. 800 dasj 700.

II. It Baconj atty. Annie A. fihanley. vs.

MtchuLShanIey. Bill for Sep. nisint. O. ii.

Oelnen. solr. fl OenoTar et ci. vi W. H.

Scott et it Bill to foreclose trust deed. Shedd A Underwood suite. 1147P5 Cha P. Sptniiig vs. Chas W.

Wlthenburg. As tf50a tumemttr lli7H6 Bestano vs Julius Sweenle. AnCjf2OOO. U. itasber.

any. ll4TtoDoretheyAtoaaebTa.LonU Bennett. Bill for in5 D. T. Dvncombe.

suit. 1147D Jame T. Kyerenn on vs. Philander LanefAwvtxKX W. a Clark.

city. 114 DO- ohn KlfrUk aL vs William M. SchuteretaL BUiforlnj. Je44. Elchie her.

solrs. 114 819 ex ret Patrick Murphy vs B. W. UcClatfghry and D. Shea.

Petn lot hah. corp. UUDxlrhtatty 114840 DavldBtrg A Co. a p. The K.

P. Bosh Co curs. Attch. SU25US8. Telsenthal.

DAnerina Ringer attys. 114.843 Olmbelet aLTS8amn Cohaet al AssUtyOQ. thetis Etc. vie. attys.

County urt New Suit. 4 Obtikat S. U. Becker. Vol.

aigt A Xantniw Mty Ira BKltte KT Henry Eeutaer. Election conie Mtfrf lor PeopT CarUtlan AKwf T. Ptn. for TSI1L Steel Co Jtool Currolu iSSl Caxtro Brandt on. tie.

tm 4 set. in open ct. 15727 Beldon vs Fleming tfe 270. JUDOS lcCo Li Centr lectrteLight Co. vs.

Boyle on yeri WT. Janus 3.410 eheenhofen TFl on yet. debt. sOUddae Jnnoa Jifras Morrls T. Aiker A Co.

Crane- Co dam. tuf end costs and odeti Marsli. vs. W. Chicago St.

ii. B. 00. dmdOO and jsdgt. and sat.

Decre A Jtnxai i 81 XKJ and It A. ye Cot- lln i de. i. of Dlckineon vsAdsmsi dec. athe V.

Verthotsi dee. of O. P. B. and 14 Less.

ye. Barnes defer dec. JUDO I COLIJSS Banks Mills dee. of Call for Today. Uvrrxa STAR Cotrar or Amn4 Nes.

8739 542. JtmacOaosscur Ko 817 on trial. JupoaSTEis fto 3 to tne from May calendar. JirooiBxnrTAHO No 3WO 39 4167. 406840684176.

4189. 4170. 2768 41724174. 418L. 41 W41431.

and 3905 ODb Juries HOICHHSOJI short can. calendar. NocalL No. 3871 onhg. Jutes runzz-Mnilon.

of course. JCPOECOIJJHS NocalL Motions of course at 10 amand Noudat 11 a. m. 7ciM UOBTOK Motions of course at 8 0 and CrlralpaJ Court at 10am. jK tTuTHnx- LOSS aOS2 2813.

2719. 74JM12frtW. 3136. 3187. and 3183.

Jtnx iCuTTO No 2227. 8731. 2 37. 4Q41 Load. sOna 4166 and 136 on ha.

Jtn No. 4108. 5270. 3105 64275483 24951 5 5a45 34 and on hg. JUDGE MoCo ho call.

ho. 1671 on hg. Jvzea So a 110314 M43 3144. 145. 506009624432.

46491795 4681. 1415 and 10. No. 10 50 it 10am. FO.

10077 a 3 p. m. JCDOE XOBUAAT Oener business In Judge ton. room after 10:10 a. at A TEXAS a HEBOlC LOT.

He OaT HI Life to Save a Toddling Child from Death. Philadelphia Tim It was out in Toils some years ago that I witnessed as grand an act of heroism in it way as ever was performed ifl this world said the man of many experiences to the crowd in the hotel rotunda. The mun was a tough se they are called a gambldr anda barroom loafer and with as littleof i he heroic and grand about nun as you can rell imagine but he gave his life to save from possible harm a little toddling curly haired child with eyes like bits of heaven. Theway of it was that he and another gambler had had a quarrel the slay before and had swortt to kill each other on sight which mutual treat was carried back ann forth by the men always to be found on such an occasion gnjd who in my mind are as much murderers in fact as the principals in the affair. Welttowaed anneal these two cen in sight of each other one-on one side of the jnazTow tillage street and the other on.

the opposite Both pulled out their revolver soid the exchange of shots commenced when iCverybody cleared from behind the men to Zone tide dut of the way of stray bullets. That is cramp one except the baby who had slipped from the toother' arms a breathlessly she watched the duel to the doeth. The little thing yen out into the street and before any one was aware of or could stop it was right between thenring men. 1 The gambler on the ft saw it then and cued out Stoo shooting Ben until the kids put of danger. We can finish this thing then Arid lowered his own weapon but tire otber fellow merely glanced at the child and con.

tinuedto to pour hi murderous fire- into his enemy woo gazed back at him witba look of Unutterable contempt while the on-looking crowd no daring to emanate hi courage and' lush Wetw en theta to snatch tie little one from dancer cheered him till he fell a ball baring fo nd it way to his heart at 1st. Ateerwari2e I went up to him he lay eavered with a sheet on the floor of saloon and drawiig down the cloth on the quiet faceJ The child was hir I said to one beside meJ No irwas the reply. Wunt no kin' to him. But wasn't a ye one My I And the other whose deed ordinarily would hav gone unpunished had to Sal the town that tight to eocap lynching. Marks of Projfes Adiipatctfrom North Qalvetoo.

x. dated liayX aysk North Oalrestoai takingceae- less strides toward becoming a city. Each week. marks additicD and improvements undertaken and acoonipliahed. A complete tumnJtnr and no- dertakinx esUtlisbment and a large liTeryand sale stable re things of the near future and erry grocetjstore has adopted the free delivery wagon lystfm.

The are small things tooe sure. but lAcy are tcaws which indicate th i MSat4iAiit. TIIIKS IT A SLIGHT. UULLQht1 COMPLAINS OP OEKEMOE3 COMMITTEE. U.

and My. Allison of Iowa Visited the Pair the OptnlnirI ay and Were. Utter ly Ignored Despite tbi Effort of a Friend Who Songht to flay. Them Proprj BeeomU to Look On front Distance GoTernor of Other State Going Borne Other Betel News. Senator Cullorn feels keenly the lack of courtesy to Senator Alli on of Iowa shown by the Worlds Pair Commitvsw on Ceremonies.

The two Senators attended the opening but it seems that whether they did or not was a matter of unqualified indifference to the people who are credited with managing the affairs of the day. Senator Allison and I said Senator Cal- l9m yesterday at the Grand Pacific went to the Fair grounds pne of the Illinois Can. tfalcattle tsars as they are called. Some. body I dont1 know who paid our fare and in this wsyjwe each saved 10.

cents. We got into the grounds all right and joined that vast multitude of people. A friend of mine discovered us doing our great act of. endeavoring tO see the goings on. and notified a member of the Ceremonies ufl1itoe thatwe would probably like to take seats oil the platform.

No intimation was given that we werewelcome to do this and a a consequence we took our chances- with the other present which was all good sad well enpngh in my case but was not right in that of Senator Allison. M. I am at home in Chicago. I know and am known and when I am here I consider myself as One of the people. Senator Allison however was a stranger.

Re is a man of high position in the land and. although in does not say so it must have been a hurniia. tion to him to be compelled to see all the cure. monies from a distance. The lair ha.

never had I truer friend. Ha has always been true to Chicago in the discussions that. have come up over the Exposition anaits affairs. Ha favored Chicago from the beginning and. in tact has done more work for the Pair than any other two men" of hi standing and post tion.

And. then he comes to the opening ceremonies and is not treated with bare cour. te y. Senator Cullomp says that he about to call. a meeting of.

Urt Lincoln Monument Auocia. lion with a view of disbanding the body. lie thinksthat the nfonument of the martyred President stl9uld be turned over to the State of Illinois and in this way be given the care. which it has not-had and which is its due. Two of the four Governors of outside States who attended the opening con-anionic have gone home.

One- will go today and the other names Friday' as the ttaewben he will leave Chicago GOT Morris and his staff of Con. nectlcut left this Victoriayesterday morning well pleased with their experiences here and with a determination. to return to the big show if an opportunity occurs. GOT. Rich of Michigan with his staff left the Hyde Park yesterday.

GOT. Peck of Wisconsin' says that in will pack his small grip this morning and after saying to to the Duke of Verigua. will go north and pick out a nice lake with plenty of fish in it as a mains of pleasantly passing that part of the summer which he does not spend in Chicago. GOT. Werts of New Jersey says that be wilt go back East Friday and with the idea most firmly fixed that Chicago does' nothing by.

halves. He and his staff are delighted with the suc cuss of the opening day and each member will make an effort to see more of the White City Congressman D. H. Mercer of Omaha was at the Grand Pacific- yesterday. This states- man is known in hi own part of the world as the boy Congressman.

It is told of him that his catnpaIgulaat year much resembled. the one made by v. Taylor of Tennessee in which that' man fiddled his way Into. the hearts of his people arid his name into the box. Mr Mercer it is said while he not per form on a fiddle danced and Sang sad kissed all the babies in his district.

le. this way he managed to make a decided impression the result of which was that' he was elected by a pleasing majority. The' campaign in which Mr. Mercer figured so conspicuously was die. tinguished in Nebraska as the young mans battle on account of the prominence given to the more youthful part of the voting population Mr.

Mercer used as his motto Lin. colna famous line Give the boys chance and with this la his battle cry fought his way to victory. Hotel men do not appear to worry much oTer the more made byParmelee the omni bus man. in ordering hi vehicles to omit all the hotel. but the Palmer le.

making their regular pick-no trips for passengers. Mr. Parmelee says that it does nptpayhim to attend to the other houses. Some of the men in the hotels say that the reason the change is made is because tte omnibus man i not given office room in all the other hotels but this is denied by Mr. Parmelee who say that ho can get all th office room be needs.

The managers proprietor of the hostelries unite in conceding this but some of them add that If the- office room is furnished it must be at a rate of so much per diem as is tha case with other lzvCrymen who occupy space in the rotundas- Judge John M. Thnrston of Omaha Chair- man of tin Republican' National committee wa in the city yesterday. says that the meeting of the committee in Louisville May 10 is to be important but that he will not be present more pressing business will prevent. Sir Harry Ballard of London nd Russell Monroe the English brewer have cabled V. Bemis of the Richelieu asking him to reserve rooms for theta in June when with their families tney will visi the yair.

Mel. Charles F. Humphrey U. S. A.

of the Department of the Platte with headquarters in Omaha JTebl was in the city during the big day. lie stopped at the Great Northern. The Hon. A. 0.

Murray of England who registers as The of Ellbank at the Richelieu MeMurray is a guest of hi cousin the Duchess of Buckingham. The Itfxmgton W. H. Day Dubuque Is. L.

de la Valletta. Versailles. Franca Mr. and Mrs. W.

1. White. Clef eland a ilt and tin. W. D.

Morrison. tyBMinway. N. Stetson. E.

ilticks Mr. and jMrsTC. it liosher Mist Bosher. New York E. J.

Marsh. Loui iana apt. and Mr. E. J.

McClm Bd. U. S. A. Mr.

Mr E. O. Wood. le Kalb. Ill.

Gen. J. C. Rows C. Smith.

Columbus. O. J. C. Turner.

New Orleans. La. B. tihiik Pern. lad.

J. B. William Cam bridge MA S. Palmer House Mr A. L.

Diumock Moline P. Boyle. Little Eockj Lv WJSaner Cin cinnati 51L W. Kelloe. Battle Creak' W.

Howard. IrwiniMn. 1. B. iUgley.

Seattle John Watson and wife. Battle Creek Wli loelh Cincinnati Indianapolis 1. K. Long Lotti- Tille W. M.

Eaton ew YorlcC. B. UaTison St. Pan C. B.

DooUttle New York Dr. Mefarlane. Jacksonville F. TBailey. Pitttburgj IL.

IL Wright. MariOn Intl. Vicbria A Surnuir Detroit B. A. Oilitan Mount Pleasant PiP.

Emory. leyTbrind Eaoi4sGeorge Plttabur ors- H. ElyTtl in T. C. Rinds.

Boston DinaV Campbell. Milwaukee T. IL Cprrigan. Wwoo inP. O'Brien and wife.

South Bend Lawrence White. Boston. Auditorium Mrs. R. a Hamaton.

New YorkJ. Foster and wif CineinnjUi T. W. Sandetson Aberdeen. N.

B1X iJ amani WCarpentersanFranciscdlKB BaileyClite- Uad SW saL Kearney. Nebraska A. mngwell St. Paul F. Pick Boston.

Grand Pacific T. French. Boston W. Larrebee. Iowa' City S.

W. Stokey- Cedar Rapids r. and Mnl C. J. Lenin' Strong-City.

Las. ETAJBabeoekcNeenahrF. EDrnry Cleveland V. dlaoLc Peoria a Howy. Logansport I CL Barnett.

Minneapolis F. Mandlebanm baa Francisco T. a Kellatt. Bt. PauJL Great Northern- Cbarle Oberw.

New York W. enhrimCWboygn WB Blight Elmira WK8teph and wife. NewarkNJ H. A Foter ork Eli Titna Kan City JUrry Walker St. Lottls U.

Davis VUibcdge. Mass1 B. Andrew and wife. St. Joseph.

tic. C. A. Lewis Sherman MCAIIisWT Boston Mass. Boston P.

Hit DsWit 0. F. t. Milwaukee. WUJ C.

P. Gordon TU y. 41. ft JfakiM. F.

Dickinson TurNewXork T. IL DoaniPbiladelpnia i HAfeHPi bar Trethont-C-M. M. ADen. ft B.

Gould R. D. J. 4. Lrizezo a P.

Randall. 5 lock and Charters CHICAGO Host of th boats here with coal being seat fc pr from Escanaba at 60 cent Th mpTementB train bx no sign ot Improvement Chartersi lo iBuffalo-FlUgerald. flax and corn whalebacksjid tow. wheat atlH tests. To Kingston DenVer.

Fueoln. corn Omaha wheat. Capacity corn. 14AOOU ftax eedia AFo PhUadelpbia. Pa.

U. ft Oootor. JW kroiJt Ini E. a. Gather.

Providence B. W. F. 0g Troy. N.

ft a E. Wells Detroit Migs 3STel on tch. Spyrafle1d UiM AC UamiltNt Sw York T. W. Wjandford Kansas City EF.

Oentry aUa. XWoodAi Utica. T. W. L.

Hoor6prid ld. Wellingtii P. U. Fowler. Bochestart E.

ells. Preayott Glenwuod Robert. KouUUilw nkMrCharle Lesilke Cincinnati Ldan DiexBaltipore T. B. Kennedy.

Pitts- Metropbi O. H. SlcNemey tad wife Cairo tnGAL a Eichelieu 4 L. Muskegoii E. A Hitcheocki St LouistW.

W. NV York E. Anifl ry tiaris Mrs tUShIng San Francl eo A. a Marray. New York.

SHIPPING NEWS. CLEVZLijra. O. TTie only ore charter reported. xdaywa the fear flint.

decanaba to Buffalo 80. One shipper elate. to have secured late. block of Ashland or it IL and It Is known that ome boats nave off ered to carry a few Loads of onuner tot that uinneyj Coal frel BU are deed. Tei No.

1 takes etch to the Seals at sad the schoonec Burton toPetr tt at BOITALOitir freights are as dull ever1 with no pros ot improvement thlsaeasun The Lackawannatainntyei loaded all tb boats of It charteiedTUtirCeet. Cdi. Bros. and Erie the only concern dung my beets. Charters Joan idos the II.

Foter Chicago. 60. Lronnd th Lake ZABTTiwIUUICa Stay The tug Parker while ar rejSiTod telegrmm to go after the wreck of the tug eeagpii ano left at noon. It will tow It to City If. Itican be gotten oS tbebeach.

UILWAUKfl. WIS- May The steamer New Orleans Cnickgo to Kingston. with corn. Jott it shoe and wulbrooght in here. Part of its cargo will unloaded in will go Into the dry-dock.

DKTBOir. MIeN. May Steamer City of Slack- loss of tb pear-nit and Cleveland Steam Navigation company vat at Wy nrtott today. Moo gva OD only 160 bushels ot wheat and was taken to dry-dock rg a survey. CHEBOYOiS MICH.

May Th.iebabk hires On ii ondrediod Tnree left in tow ot the Maine to. day. Th last by running on Ltrhthonse Point 1 SAOOO. The i few rudder of th Mussoule. was rind.

dfectiTand ft will have to get aolber. PORT HCttD MICK May The steamer Sltka ot the Wilson liae ran on Kettle Point In a foe thi moTBlng The arrived hers this morning for Mlstancey tb stesmer Is on a gravel bottom sod believed to to in good shape. It is twenty mile on here on Ill Canada ldlt cargo 70110 bn hU of eo onChlesgo to Buffalo BTTPALO. T. Stat The Lake' Erie line steamer Esysoidi which went eshiore on Windmill Point.

on the LodLui shore morning bound down durligIlis fog. was rele without dim- enty. bteamer hehoolensti. with 37000 boh of wheat. Ubot 10111 wet.

Th looner Save- buthsls of wt grain and very cargo Vessel Movements. JCa Arrfved Sivldg Departed Slauson. tnpcgc Hns opyiUlCHrCieared Obleigot CHEBOliSjJs OrangerKhoda Stewart and contorts. irrve rores tity. Win- iuu VIcQregior.

Rspubil. John Moore. Boyc Balled Deveneus. Cleveland Davidson. Schlesinger.

Buffalo- Wlnfi southeast tight reining. MACEIN4W CITY. Down mL ball oetaw. tlSW Genoa. 1130 p.

m. Clarion. 8 0Bibcock. 41 Up ckwan- us. 10 last niAti Tnscar ra7i3U a.

at McVlUle. LOs Arlion nd ctolort- 10S MaUj sod consorts II 20 HoanbkBnriihaafc BCTTALa I. Arrived Ford. Tolnopi Nelson. Susan PeeiJBrttsnnVc.

John Owes. Arthur Naples. Croethwaite Porter. Chamberlain City of th Straits. Inter Ocean.

Edwards UoUlen Age. Nosier Buckeye 6 Cleared MdeU Commodore. Kochestcr kletgo coal. A. Parker Kirby.

Sam Ultcbell. bLSIui flume SeamS Jonn Eddy. Chi eagoi Lyoo4 itiey. tt e. Northern qne.u- OteRO.

llnnc rid Seven. Superior Klngfinher. She. boygeur. Tim tartn- liirhVSlt erl Cleveland colwell.

Dobbins Marquette. DpJ last oight Cambria. 10i40PlckandsMaijinra. midnight We- clan. 12:40 rn-c JO Kormao.

Roman3i Haxon. Cterinin. 8 flobey. 6:19 corsica Nicol. JO Cltyj off Toledo.

81 Cadillac. 11:20 CUabis. 14lU t. p. mi Owen.

Michigan. Nicholson IGO Sparta Sumatra 2 0 Down Plonker. nlgati Spencer Pennine-ton. rmanr 10 a. is.

ledora. Undon. 10:10 CWcBgt 10:40 ll Oi Senate Blood. Sks Alaska. I m.

Aurora. Adams Ca 230 Prentice and consort 4 floes- nightTattlel40tPnace 106am. Planklnton. laJOj Lond tul 30 OlympiaIladeaa 3JO Cambrie. 4 Oik" Yorcest Atlantis 440 Mllwank galncr i VneAtllL 6 Grecian 7:10 CUvelfni nd bkrgee 7 0 Jackson.

9i Norms lseten Whltaker Wton man. 9 0 Cotton and contort Salon German. III p. ni Rclnc IMar iiir virtO oar of Toledo. 5:10 anUeZ Iihleldon.

ly. aaDee 4SW- Tempe tNa btur Everett O. Down mi Ted ra. 4At Wanderer. 5:20 Mount Clenins.

lemnng. S2Os flechon 8:33 Sane. 550 lre itic and you Aurora. Adams. Case.

8:40 AlankaJe i Pr-logic and bejV 7 Wf Tern-pest and ban es. 1 gpOt hosed-ale. Atarlne te The team IR Sebraska over which- there ha been so nil Z1tigatlon. he. in so IlllnoU Central slip sad ha.

not jjet ttarted to run In any line. Preparatldni for dragging the loconiotly out of the draw of he bridge of the Lake Shot. railroad over th Caliimiet hirer were beget yesterday. It now blocks tub isteamer Arthur Or In It passage. down th rtvsrT it is expected that It will be entirely removed tililmernuig The Lrtbnj Qrr been given tfo passengers a its ezeursiniist.

The other boats running to the Patrtronodsb4ve licensed capacity as follows Jay Ooall 800 tint It Traverse. 1000 Peerless 1000 John A. lila TOO Pearl 90. Chief Janice Walt 701) B. J.

Otr ic 400 Unsic UO. The Metropo- ll tt 0. SteWarWsnd Newsboy have not been assigned their nosi er. ort or Chicago. Arrived Cdal-- ropellers harles farneUVSeiwyn EddyBufflojCnWiberUndCl Tel nd hodaEml lyOiwego Till.

Ketchnnw rleschoonersZapotec. BnffsloP tlranl Erie. Lnmbr Propellers Little Madden. Oscsh5 AOHaywardUanlstee West. AND TAHSY.

Verr LadLiUnVschooaer TL TT BUM. it. J. Webb. On hi k.

Oseodar ct. Lnisdeii Pooch- Scot. Pine tat. Light Propellers Denver. Pc ritxgerald.

idlTSfliee New' Boy. Detroit Adrt- enoe. Sooth listen P. Fitzgerald Mllwankee. Saodrlee Propeller indices.

Manltowoc City of tee Maskegob- Wyoming. Lycoiniag Harlem. Buffalo ho ner Thorns. C. Wilson.

COarieyoiz. Cleared Wbet- Propellrs New York. Buffalo tnga. I. schooner See.

man. tr Springs. Occar Pt tJoffaTo City New TorL bcana- ba BcnooDtls Qoshswk. fince White Lisa bay George Wrenn. Big River City of Toledo Wood River ZTli.

gtantnn. John Miner. Ford itlveri tilJt. MagUL Olga. Mar Sun Maria.

Mauistlqtes Belle Brown. Pin Latci feud. ionCheboynQi llatUQ n8tMrttnBa Webs. Bnfl alol' Sundtles Msbel Harbor Qlea fcopth Uavsn i. PEPPS Description of Nevel Ind 04 try as It Eilst la Michigan More thtabi jhAlf of III the oil of poppet' mint epearinant and tansy used in the world Is said to be pridoOed and distilled in Michigan.

The center jot. Udoitry i St. Joseph County. PeBpiertnint plant weigtiing15000 ton when dries art cultivated I year in the State. Frcjin these the.

essential oils are dUtilledi. T2arjlj in spring the root are planted in furr iwa' from two to three feet apart. In a day i good workman wdplant an acre with Lb rn. A few weeks later the row meet aiul cover the entire groohd. In September Ibejplinta mature.

They are then covered with jft vznt purple blossoms and the arjri redlor muwmg. After lying ia tne Ian to 4117 they are raked Into heaps and taken to the dIstilleries of which there ire about 150 in i Stile. It 1 estimated that 350 Ddunjd of dried peppermint. plahU produce one' Rotuld of oil. The yield per acre is fifteen pounds of oil.

DUtllled peppempnt brings from 125 to 5 per pound in the home market. The industry wa originally tab- lisihed lit Mitcjbam England about 150 years ago. Lyle hepreseut century begin otngTra made 3a this country in Wayne County N. X. add in SUi Joseph Mich.

To day tenths of the entire product of the world Is mad in pe United States. The rich- alluvial soil abundant in Michigan to' getter with ib desirabla climate has enabled the State. to take precedence Over any other State or country in this Industry An adrocj of dress reform idret rvfi In Walked Itwata 1 Her gown And fri AndUter Ucedoitjf a rainy reform array Vtof reason knows to herj neat and sfiort and weet bowed her tiny feet Women looked askance- I IWith each sid wie glance Tb advooatelof dres reform. Without tLi least dismay Goes eafi the mnddy street Lad llgtjtly tm her way. Her sisters gaspt and latch and clasp Their ranilisinat with a frantic grasp And lift U4afr skirts Quite wtaware Of height no see reform would daze I Did yon brer The dCteif of reesrform Goes boite quite freeS and dry AsdfrllofliatisfacUcoputs liar natt rtorm suit by.

Herslsteri fret at mud laad wet And scowl id shake and brush sod yet Console thsmselves in spite of dirt i At Ie a. tw wear a modest skirt lDidioueer1 Jndyt I For family cy WtAL lUltons ner wrought steel range 1 th best tnada Tabah-aT. HIS sUMMrn HQWULB FBlBiDJifll 1 1 iBE ATE JOB TKE TAB t' OBDEAL Extra Session of Congte. Be Called n4 He zp In the Adequacy by the Reform tub Bf Mr. Daring the ItadleW the Nxw loan Mar President Clerelind wa in bel he had little opportunity financier and men of affair oftho naval review of Tb parUyapcoon able for this.

thatthe renew would be o'clock that the Prciifl several hours Jin the afterit t- nil Doubtless Confident 1111 Prepared Will Ttea tney Ignored Did Not See I city week consult with e. The delay day lat wa was expected bed before 2 iwbuid. i to meet ocr. A ilh w- the hour at flaiched. it wo or throo tpniea pf the ot those who' Mr.

tain mn whom he wished ty new did not begin which jit was. expected be was unable to meet moret of these nea before the evening. In to to called upon im late Thu Cleveland said thatbeexp fall In Washington. Ha tub I ped when he waa inaugurated to able tjo kefordva tion season thei latter part of ugiut and the whole of September since of eiperienco with ih WKshiwrtoarclimate hip' wealed to hiuj that it islbetter to be away from the City at that time then at any othur time during" the year. But he said that hi an now satisfied that he would be job soiled to take an early summer outing and be in Wash- ingtonfrom Sept.

Hdial said that ha hoped all those changes of office which were essential be would be I to. make before the governments fiscal Jft ir whichBe gins Juno 1 that upon hUirt to Washington from Chicago he should 3k appoint- meubi a rapidly a it wa pop it to do to so' that the question of jdhangek in the Office might be practiulfy finished pe ore June Off for the Woods I In nip. Mr. Cle eIand intima that he might go to toe Adirondacks early in Jul to gone not more than two weolis rxWil ly pot longer than ten days and that then he hoped to be ablatogowithMrs. Clevelsinid to Gray Ga.

ties and to spend the month at there. The said that daring summer a meunra-ivontd be prepared those of expert ktuowledge would oflerexj to the Way anti Means cominitt when the new Congress assembles sbd e. intimated that the chances were that tktli eastire would be in the hands of that cooimitt by Oat I Be aidtoAoone sar can be learned that he proposed to call an rti i socaton of Congress In September but it n. of course inferred that thi wasfhis in tion fur Is would not be possible other rii to put thIs measure before the committee. i Mr.

Cleveland said that in ha I heard some cocjAlaintthatj persona not i opu bars of Con graSrwerel undertaking to pirr tulata a tariff biUwhich ii the exelutito pferogatiTe of Ha Rousl of Represent dives. Bat be ui no tariff bill could i to mauled presentedfo tbe House whico notbeea prepared anditported fayoriblj by the Ways and Means- committee and a doubt that committee would be glad ceiTesngee tions from citizens who bad rtcognized i ty or from association whlcl haii made formally a studycif the subject. w' Mr. Cleveland indicated in Met cOnvers Lions that the Reform clubs I germs Of such a tariff tneasur ju istration would approve an i some of those who talked wil hb ho was pretty1 well satisflK. tt tat a Ways and Meant committee we ized which would be ably to consider such although it might be altered Ul contained the the.

admin- seemed to niss though' be organ- favor- ni sodae res meaiare. 1 brDaTidA Wells Edwaiil jAtkinion and Mr. Carlisle It is not eipcc that this Mil be called an administration bilL i because tb intention is to re enta UrU' rt ort to. Congress which seemingly icamc originally from the Way vid Means commit eec Mr. Whitney who for tU first time Id many' weeks wa seen upon Vt WaZlgzpet today expressed hitiself is fearful I hat the administration was making a mistake ej3led to bun that It would-be impowi 1 a a fair measure which would be sat stactory us.

til after the financial policy ojf true government and especially 01 the silver question should be det4ru neiL Mr. Whitney said that if wefjr re to fir. free coinage or in fact a contijn latkm of the Sherman aw a tariff bill tram 1 with that financial policy in view woul ce arOy be different in some respects frooji ttnI bill. which took into consideration the fad that the government did riot consider iili er a a commodity but i as money and made it as money intrinsically equal to gold mo ej Mr. Whltny Ignere He was liked he had i Previdtit Cleveland recently and with a sit ila' said that belied riot rind admitted that lilethe new Ty wkregarded a largely the Tcultofii effort I to toake an American i TT whUehe was bf Mr.

Cletelaol Cabinet eight years-ago yet ho had jthecsremo niila noteien informally and bid scarcely been recognized in the interesting' etent of the last ten days. Of course hi family affliction might partly account for this withdrawal from offlciA ceremony yet-it fela hardly ex plain the fact th0t duriatf Ge Presidents visit MrAVhltney neither eased upon him nor received any suggestion th it a call would be pleasant Dot has be been tbej tfccipient of any honors or any- of tie i rrernmant officers. The failure of Eras us Wiman' usy or two agoand yesterday of Mr. Wpe u. the lawyer who hasbeena promoter Of hi great en tetpris are regarded a onfyjajtfeginnmgof- thedistreas which will cauMdbr the liquidation entailed by hard It seamed to some of ttioee.

who saw Me. Clays- UnA last week a Uua ma t4r was. upon his 1 ntnd and that he realized that he was to 1 to face upon the threshold tioa withfioaaoial strinsrcncT idch as he had not known fprtnoro than Mr Carlisle told some of thelt flnteen years. taakens that be expected to be in Waahinkt Wednesday this weekiand might come to York Baa-day whh he would. be glad Te another conference.

WM Sereaad. The joy felt by a Missouri et naded not long since is the strictly flrsKslass Verbatim et literatftn from hi ince the tine tb stars w. angelic chorister. of Heaven haoj creaboog down wal there ever music then rreeted the ears and pant. of CpttA lions.

into the morpheook balmy natures love wualP passionately. A la hi nature ia lila oul morose nd unpleasAnt tempera gre Tbe Corning band Serena day night. Ererr member of thi irtof hl rd rf to. very TERRIBLY INCREASING. brought face is sdminlstra.

tc I ai sere fellcitctIy expressed In notice copied taotri Nerer liing together and All the re concert eetf strains of nlledtbeocco eet embrace of wsch restore. We. 50404 with no ron la gpttobeof jeotfant wedi- ledn Wednee. ufdisaaartn The. Autboriae or The Boai i Glvs Seine Important About the Present Healta In rmaUoo eo- Conditio the At no tlm in the history of baTe there been many deathsfrojr nia a now The official flgnrw sbofr that' nearly twice a many deathi iron tii cause are occurring than for lhla fiv years This is something terrible.

Dr. John TS Nails Registrar at' Thai Statistic that this Increase is dp to tb Influence of grip. He ay that grip may tailed eplaemzc lost now and fin the majority of case grip is a vital i ontrionting cans. pneumonia and all ds4zerous pot nonary troubles. At this time if th year when ar ehanging.

ovey from winter to spring there if always a low order vitality a resation from the strains of thy eton Th workCIty. Need does not flow so fall or rapidly' tt strength is In Foe this reasani trip ha a ouch better cbaneathAa atanyauisri i chance thAn atAnyql This i a time of year when peolite nee4 be eanfoL and too munk lnrponaa nBet placed upon keeping the olootttrann and In circulation. xxramnst bricg-abeat a rein- Ooo if yoo wish to avoid tb paia aad danger. of these trouble in time. Tnero i bat.

ot Way. by which a rescitco ca Jbejbrongnt about. and that i by tbsmsaof apcre stlmn- prferabhy whiskey. Bat Heat diffi euity i that there re few whisk iWhictr are pure. The only really puns and rttJ whis key known to the cubit-cal profestipi or th world I DnSyV Pure halt.

ufpnwee Qoautiea known only to iUelf. 1 will brin about reaction end prevent oold poeomx nl or the grip Where many 41 stun. laats wonld fail. It has saved mctr lives and. relieved room tag than anyutng of e.

slthilaz naturS wtuctt WM BsEFI :11. I AEpj It. II T0 ges :1 th. zij TI 1 td 4 PretIcaiI7 PQbbd. Lth Iij e1eirat.

1 the as into by feiredtoLIieCo coxo ndhq so1idei the cor of Lt b7 I neid fltles of eleat ot SUtfce tIectri COUnet dictp iobj esdent Zey ft flnk OpcIjLa wafl ntrestea th 1Lii4 Pthhea7 11. reUent0 BdOthefl terprjg11 aI of biy. iee 3 pr1e b. 6l dIyti1otj th. eudems then wj ot th h.

thai EI1S at 114 4 be the ttmgthrogi1 behtu theippIL. cuj fo Mexxide ering wh rth Sql. ICyathd Trppt wa8t ILO14 vreieotu IatM fth ordl. rk i 6 eeoj1" ot 1 that sce ad ytre b1wbich th4y ei. The t.4f.y 1 It teuu of Wiicptsiii and d1800.

TZd tlcne. the fley w4st 04 qf ths Hi. huppd 1Iti nug Weet ucru. toLurfe.a rzzL to it ie Qo4 lndIated 0 organiratipo of cotructt4u yated uad. flui tbeelevftlctQ runniugjh.

utertiplteq Iso vand thJ.t 3lotMr 4pbIo. trick teuiI tho trrmiOal to nevtiug fru the Ity to a te uin Ite1 terminid. ustmad a et trozu rulUtJ LQU wuu1. fS 1. bridu5 rIU1Z eiyet1 5io.

evate. tWa the QteYAtd P7 the eievg4 to olakncdforl ntyf1e rnUCB of miles aIeible TC' Lies ofi eloT4te4. ptetae ai prorni onfam er IeiDfl for and trarUlers ompaDY th. t- the rivalry 0 th theiub11dO D1IP of AsbiadTe Itci oT 0 tnieift DM u1e UI1 nofroueI on our tOtO Ittto itan rest of a uildini daflU trontbeoto rueot V4 Ikuigttot raIIIe xaetEi tbrut it I fairy ruui gIIJb 0oiing keT fot. i1wthint woodn adI cal FIUI pIaytLmU 11L bow ISI3 0at WbL4" kthg tO1 profoand.

with PUtflUtthIcbt rrietk4 tuk0t' i51 ba rT kTi TH1 IVEDNESDAYI 1893 SIXTEEN PAGES. 11 N. 71AIR8WSLLMIXED OBX. I- OX IPIL V1Ufls CII 11 flow Iii. LItL iro Trutt.

ralI L. 3al7 flut a Vni kYI utjI Tha Jobb so CI1uI Pap. I- Eov lot thUulouIIqanao the fo1IOwDZ tatewen pIt1 It chedfltxig the ieIm toe4SU OZ abititie. tile ezact ioflt 0 taIaI1 froo Y1TO eoaPldiCtL I tb. cu4npmfliM thffen q0P b- 41 b1bflktat tie eo- tb eent eontinga 1 wiILbeebl ic ma fari1ib 1 rjr1iabflti paper Ui TI bow of the te the-paper fe4 ol3fOflPOf TEeI2eL A- it one In1Uded id obn BOC mm BoCZ- not in an W' flrMjeaoedb7theTrut Corn- Eth tha.

TtCn jUl phi of 1468OOO. dt74 and laced fnUtructCn ci htltU bflc Thesitustioit PU to CreditorS beu lerofprifleiX31. en ttTefOlr paperhe1d 7 gsitd that datejor 4flthe eoUS TT ol D. 1' irdi unnPa03 Cbealey said I have pe epuua' nothabisforit. Mr fledge.

TudIeolln pai to 1 ant I P' over to Bi1 On reiiudiatoallutiL ltkI1 ea 1 A LaIe eosa entwil1be Itlndg wsk us liablif. WohaTeflot lesI thS bkee1Iil01 ute if aer a oyerthe lou il1 not fail heav vi0iaCe Pe7 1 work reazontha ci bookidonit lxraIft1erBe. tO4t. fovinIifrornthe bnth. eal Zcibbeis' due to aiths lICtIt eI stateinenifroin 5155 gene it.

ricnthscial th.prouunsntbusi- the In iantaU 11 rmi ul ewpxsisnjs eio1 idetiu the te thai the psrues who are ncw in frII5I have. hesi thu lrprwi least Stein- gner 4Lnkigt of y1i ioecii of Lbs widespreid atrLnzene71 tocINuwgii. tt. Ui1tl of It. cCi.

th. is tsaed ucnthwd fertto rodttzene. of conntr th. edir terruoey. th atjtis ssu narkid Ui.

poe. ipring. iftq7 col a. go as it has ever. IlbSCQBtfbetter5fl lii saei ii as sf- kiabthisrailnr ibcisiedcs 5ttofliIpl7U.

reeTet bssh On tzi eootray niore capital na4ded to so- f' storage I. lake PTIIIS and pleaser tiiw i CuEflg isazz7 hsq fts baas the reogeized pro IlsucJ h. Cur trade territory. in this tarn- lay ie ho1essJ. trade ii per cekt gewasc JSL lthan it was for any gw- isE.

befs that daie. lnto this territnry SiouX 4liiilzn4 baa reached so far that it hi IITIIq. eCtzinnoix of Interest kiss bean ai wt tisi essuce bi bcekn and the tounda- tl 54 tiA has been so carefnijy laid that noth. a geae Catastrophe can enoutly Utebeettetutuy perhaps. to the stabil- I bioti i ittmresti is ptereii its banks Us loud sf unahaken.

Banks are aiIlt tue. as a Criterion of th. etending of a ttfcidjidced Sioux itg never so eid for business as it is atpresent The hthis 5Vailsb1 cash in uieir vaults dzi ts. before sn fle obvIidence to to55ceisent eitabUthed tn g11 iir we. hay.

eceedod I u. Tb. aUalct interests db reladefottablI buujne but above cli sod idwa1 lenerj prment7 of the taming Saie vi an ares of io mileS ottlit olr. hiTS been goon land. have been iiseEl In value au4 while Sioux ii.

itirsti Lb. misfortune that has cewuk5 of ft wa. Inevitable Usatath0 Ii will make no practical Is. tie eop lutMUntiat Interests here. bi i i nate it.

uaui imDrovemen this d1 totU get pcgitiona.aeoo- r- iezal 4 fnancisj Center and will in no rise- J. iflisali Greed w. lzaoInL May The.flr. Lodge of Lisit Order of 1ij Workmen of the u1toflIeSiIonheft mOrn- 1. thSfizetbiennjs4pesalon of the or- litni tks.

are over 400 delegtt preaa ItriseiktingaU511. the State. Grand. I 1s Wmke11 iciui. prsssnt hi.

report p. Sncb. tli Ileitorder. made a found layer with sit. Among other hit itid hsv.

rsceiyedJur the re7LIItnhtlabon3oc.molbers itndtol IS- thtattmut olakfl a c4af of I tis- Thi a grand eoce was held a ii. OPSTSlloiiie 1 parsue I- Pill male5 Ciololhisisnfr Gtyn Reception. I SpecisLJudg St. ec1eii. the cew COBinisjone0 of Feer dafarwli hi the ii Tet.

14iUe. lloth z-Unio 14ms4 soldiers getber to Jiict Od I Judge et5 s4itf he waa men ed ight for bat is now the lost Csuae lets I0tiisiot it seemed as i ethot the civii utile were the best. fur uedueeit Vf of country and werC so. Clod. Uoy.

Nelson was flaests en Cedwsller. ItoniL Ma7 by hum In the United State iesJ Ceert dmurret to he tir5t5 tondimenof Cadwaflacier. 1115ncM 4etsit 5sPerior banker wno fled 1lit Lei05 the action I.t1timw the oloOnt of his ionj 1 lie 11are J0 A. Robe John J. Lewis t1 tier.

asi JOleph H. Kiever. sit of Sn- 5une each party til 54 has died sie. iSa bund 1t51 lbs as 15 issue-is on the vii- Judes ns took tOe matter I 1ibtePftfld Ilerasif. tLuIl1.

tufLSpeelaLhfre. Eliza- ri tlDlberryGroye this ifl tb05 her daughtarA1jcs tlt tt hztir anj ue cut her own throat tt1151 Mae rs. Macper was sent. to Csnl7inn tevsral reat. age but had been Cii54 th he.

reesea rratorej as it was 4 teae11 srt7 this Mrs. llarpe be. se cd en hnluajon iLs alas saw a bO1 i the She directed 11 be the as I b. obeyber ibs rasorau herdeuihters throat Imrnedlate1 seved hcrqwnjugilardy Itewmifiteelaar DveIo Co Landi. GzsaczlL iy orga ize Ur the stock LOOOOOO TI.

ls ed arce of trs4a- cit fi i Wataga Intend sIn1 large bsiixg capalty wa7 ftr Cirla. to poeuion otk pant this ftamnoon oula froi Statetonrt WaCbugetta YFiciburj. Ma54 secures 14. Wedded lisnsas City. 4tyit enztBer filed biecbanissIjjea agslns Faei and Urigoornpanyto9 Lfr11r.

Prob1eniit1jott ls. tvtd. Ethir. Llens. nroblein 1 4 Al4crnen.

I i ulaIindby Cityttomuy tia ltcs i. tee thl4wo tc lioee. yearJulj 1. iistb lid willis thi ha' topaytbe too and edgage fA. the saiuv4 Cva1r7Cadt Pizuntttd4 SPXflOCrIIXD IlL ay In sio ciaL order tday thAdiGeaett eertitsslon ias cranted drit a ainioun farnbept 1 T4sntui ChjrI menh fruit.

ne chantsnthe t1e hand4aa zo otes Banki atOttawa fL with nnd c5 three rszo Mich elOReiiy tie rain Cri. ntee. Wi5iiaugurae4 th. lgbt-hoursystoin li cas Croatotbut liLie ibs ltd. p1ted a1Io 3.

i bu Connt sylvanisand Ohio ctpit1leta for2lQO. uxliuiton il Its ills with the end of 1eesninj it to peent. ofthe Augusta I1Lhs tha ato1 E. ChDrch lL th opee. ao SU ronoa Miueaurt RiTer.

Cre fAndre nd toclito his formouthe. this s1 emp1eya and risneisrkofthegrsndnra odgeJt. dnebar ed ayslnstuloons 1lannfsetiing P507 Is necetv the fo WAS IAZTOR rOB. TE ouwivz3. I Cergyrnau CallIneLndUus eiisekepli clergyman tltcertinidpIe visited them.

Do thafflkted I I No ou mIghtdrup. ta 4 I mu i I1 aiitor lelt n4 cAre. arishi rs a bo4 tohoiA4e Itwas was tt onc sits totcircArnstancej iosp s4imonia hd w1re ins sni I Now discoursed surnptio grew in tsvom Us an4 basketpoke ho neatcht ileat8Of 4 acsore thiinb1 andAbidingmpreasion. sin biticit theentire forplil foindhirn tiptha. of th exposIn tnattre4ses breaktss notretumn th4evenrzig.

piIrimage. 4 theecldti i eaat app fl never ter thelitd ofa toeaAa snq twodars coneiuenco. 9 ocIric iaiha. as prea herI baa suddenl aLuoi serinin cane Wills brether4who nAverIa en4 hv ill ne kothe hunird lh4vO just mao- One fon nailthree eikL neuralgitwo aM cIds Ljnder bav theprepriition Of 4oo expoetone. Lat usat1" trInleaee 6 4 4sr Is 1.

nl Is mothersLsxnia I tn noa4 bllnki. Andg es trai9l AtisfltthenCxttraIn5tart5I thepoppy ear. i llaboudforthoaisethaprr the 1 dl fare ii thi a i Md psid to the engineer So. ah bo his tue. tlhs I Fontaine i I4ird in.

etc iz SHE GETS. AYEJtDICT. XATBANAQEAB1RAWAEDED A. a Last P.ter Seh on. Fls i.

or 88p Cour4 The lt eord 4nd Scbaxtanwaive sv Ude Bak r't eouil toy 15000 an4tNorthwesternreil. eigbtleg I1inoisstrees uly TM against 00O fordebt oth I building ot dendantaitisc1aitnedfailed giventbe Taskevit. Craneit Coin Plsintiffabrouht was delivered wereordered panyandaclalin theeoalteratione besot bythe' Hearn cslendarforth womn i fre. b1 T. A.

seeks te l6ltXXlmm the as due tin Is claimed the ba the the as JndiesWods the theUnlted Xo the account of la tnedtn th WOOdIJ Hotelcase iamiuD red the the allot theMUtOr- Mol ney the tacit a. I. Juot the Lava. ILL. be aekeil him to bounce.

in th. busiees tIiMthe ii' the I the the the New Suite. Wtiiiam vs. and Erie RE owdenattys Moss life Ce. 5 r3tj57Herna i Circuit.

k. pai. Superior N.V Ole 3. al. un 7h1.

vs J. On vs O1. Jensen. Coot 10dm 5176. uherinan a Port.

ati a. u472-tlla gnnedy vs Jw is. 5 i475t14 tluo lf865 fi. vs. or dlv.

P. SWIlL. soir. Loecii Plsrce Connjudgt544730 Oliarie. ye.

iariec al. ams Ap- w. jtft- 5352906. I've shy. Xdgar zt000 aieeaantcs' Trsders Loau Bldg.

Lean. veCyru I Ust eeL800. Eastman 4. ilcitlilen Ye. IVesatt i478 Least we.

ad 92U Binwanger l4M7t .47577 vs Willoughby inIwIuger. Ooralek cc al. Case. 10 000. Asmuii to pirpatnate ictbeooy.

find Wuitefleid sir y4758lRpin. Yranels LOUlS 1411 Loeb a soire. J478Sl1ranel. 5OlO. Dells stat Treepase.

l47773 at a btil iiett. att7. lELCovLBaOLE Oto. Suitor blue. 4.

v. Bill 147.828 Case. 700. ft II. lltnahfield ye.

att 47.85 Loiit Uenry New I yyg James Colemsa il8i8CharLe. 114Sdci.Matcolun Same Same 3193. Samatty WlWam all iMrbara fischer et al. Lekner Butzolris lie861 l5ke atMEaoo ins. ilsoo 4Sto.

Zlvalneolrs I LvTotz ci sLve. B. Deane at sl roe vi Ste. at suire. 9C73dheflXfrooye.

Chji. ZLBecklth. John f. Tokey vs. Ofludct32S2.

b. Mndgeatt il4nciti. Ap- In e. Marx vs. OrsndEapidrflre Ins.

Let S.m. vs. Ins. bane. LIOO.

Same atty. I iiazne The Ins. I vs. Ins. LutSliob I Same itm.

55t50 Sta nd ukme. 1000. alt Sazne vi ir fl. Last arfle Ut87-aine s2txO Saute ham. Sanisattye.

The Cary Ti d0U Bro. aryls. Jokii i. OeorgeW ap WlilIsol Pet. for A1OOiAckDet1iizteSizYi A.

Adklna. lisr000rI tlAuLssoo Uoderwoodaits 1 47 tall. Rowe. Eou t. bsnaee.

M7Ot Jar Cd1t vi. t.TGrsXs vs Same. Sa4ne. aermao scteffner Cd 5a 87ti. city.

Jobu W. Locke. et s1 vi 5 jndgt1375O. Oridisy attyc XIi tam. East i.e.

at al. attys. ite.oeia-diit SUPPUed. rutno oaoany. N.

I Sprngej vs. Paul to coin. Bill to sat Judgu solz nm t9O3-JohuPekar udgt jonesIuakatcys Sticky vs. Liexian erneRopfla Peso Mr-flab. corp.

yincA. attys ltIn5 suppressed. liI.QuC4oho Karrei vi. John 1000. cinnta iTs.

att ii4907 Weberhetm ci p1. ii M. cbeldfp. 1217L Wni. ilJesflazk att.

Joeeph ooo tl ltlcheLlee Wine Co. etal4 onf Qsbornlsro.5r Parl Hickman vs At' t9lP-A1e Pred iloyi a 1613. attys. va ont I.gr-ftn B1n0ine.a0 John inLine. Or-ashy.

lt49l9Aogu.to vs. ilj fle920 5elth ci ioilitoforeclos. ci. I lien. ii6G sum Usrinan 5o Jolin 620.

Monie ll Case 200. Adler. manni Rflrownatty. Ellei vs. for MathUda en DneIen 13111 for dir.

Ma.onle lciIaitaies 1l4t3oTohn I frederick BerthiElBenold. tr 11433 I. Aurora vs Isaac ti. Lanes St at Lest 500. Cyrus Blil lr936Al.0 114.937 Holmes del.

for-chat. Ql Its 4 14.788 ye ChaeLlioime das 7OO il4kt2knnie Sbanie ll47oena Lest. C5 Last. iooo li4pdDoretheykionaehys. Loni Jeme.

Lane. lAws. 100. Jotie. B.

e5. tchutr et 51. BIll for liii. Laher. I I at.

Iwiyht city. David BsrgA vs. a at etys. Samuel obn ci List. eoa N.w Piana MacrickS Ira IL Hitteve contesti rI PsoptsThVhmiztlen.AEeefr.

eroorj I ts. ZvTsij Stplntes vs. Il. onfdg5sat S9ei ye. ct tiectnic Boyiioo srheenhofeo vs.

fleht Jcoo3zazrepMornLs ikcrCoys iiUi iudcttMuek Cincagit. DecreL o.CA..L. fleet ale. 4.574 detcydec loauzs4.87JBanka vs. sam uaz 87 38.

iruo No. Juea No. l97t 89HI 4l8I4th4. 3431 on kg. tIuTcuzs.oz-'hort io3h7lonkg.

Japos No raIl. i etnandNotldatllem tDei llosvoz-lfotlons 930 Cr InaitiourlstlOsim. I JL No 74mi1. 209 JVDGr IO4. 2387.

Juno. 2OI 2427. ns3 5234O84. No 31103143314321443145. e.

eeei 4432. 419. LIPS. i60 on he. Juno2 No.

10305 10 s. un 1o. onr.eaav-oeoeral XAN OAMB day4 rn- Times It ou its ii mb re little of theheroio iadhed ways andwho one- on rev lvers i clear bhh1i Qutof rom as i leitsaw ontt St uiien" feUowmeeIy his enaemj hiIe emuae his co rage ietwen fromdaoer. foUnd its himas quiatface. Thechilitwashisrlsaidtoone besideme.

em was he Myl' A dipafruth TEL Mag 2. jays Oalvestosie taktng cease- ljvery and future1 grOcery etore tystm. Thee. to 00 prugresi of hua munthecl4 cily lt.o i SRA1O OpsningDysaid norej pft Iii. jyj Recognlz.d-Lfl a DIslsncoOovraote StateiOoug 1kof SenturAIjjso lowishown on Thetwo theday I i tral Caltle theyare 5 d0ntkaow way on totak as otheNprecent on nghlnznycsaebatwuflotht ofS4natOAJ1jon.

Iwin thetople tiig tiouto son its pffj Oth me his tesy. tb vhichithunot-hadangwhichisltsdue. ofoutside to ay thetitie when VJ tonia yesterday morningsid Jeree I BMereer his heantiof Mereerit per- managedtoinbketa a overthe 1 apt pay him js wh sayl the thie1buI the fumnisheditmnst beat rateofsothuchperdietnu isthacasewith ohu 4huntoa was jy Be 10iatobe1mportantbuthat wilinotbe S1 tud cabledli. une ill air Nel aityduniug thebig stoppe' theqreat Is Mn. Murray his LxingtoWB Lde MriW.

WhitsClevelanda frand lf. Steinway. 1rs C. Lowsianaelept. Mlernaod od Mrs.

Mash UCOSe-MTS A 1. Rock dance in- IL Irwin- Mrs. BattlpCresk 47. 11. Cincinnati J.

H. vWaWLEatonNewYorkCthDaVOL Psal' L. Bailey. E. Gilaaiickionnt EmorySprlngdeld kit.

Jh Penney snd ehild Mr. F. Balk- and ltapl4sl George Oiorgr Ely Elgin Droa4. Comnigan Weronatn- I' wileSouth tii. TorkJOFost4rafld wife.

Cincinostit B. 0. Beaman. B. Johes.

Deneri J. Mint. Philadelphia Bw. Carpenter. San FnanclecO I K- B.

Bailey. dive- 0. W. 1e18. gweIl.

Mr. B. A BakXeoah F. B. Drury il.

Itinnea Tl OreatNorthern-CbZlea Leitheim. Cheboygen W. B. Blight. w.

B. tephmns Newark. N. J. A.

Fostsrewmomltu2 KaniasdItyl Sr Loi5 Andrewesnd W. U. Sallager. Bert harts and wife WLs. I.

Lontevifle Kg. I Jenkins. 24. Ihyar. Ne York jn Pa.

ll Fe. Iane ew A. Pci Fii1adeIphfs. l. Wells eIsofl Yltelt.

kamiitnn TotktT. RansascliyRFden Woods LW. Wells. A Lyons sOflh1Milwafik5e Charles itt MetopolLO. LlZclerneysndwile Ill.

0. iLL4uryand wife Florida George-B. Ds1. RsttfcdBPNety E. York JKParnrth troit Rkhelieti4iL A.

llitChOoCkltLouleiW Ne LAnifierZitris SanFraneis. coAOstmnayNewyoaic L4 frLiat. CflICAGfkimiof the herewlthenal are rr cents. The Uiovementn show signet flg whalebeck 555 at. 134 Oapnd ea 249UvUboakejscoru faUeed.

The ore today we. ib QcitSiint. a ore 4 ioniC offered tocarry om. fyght. Tempest toDelrtti 43.

dslli. prqfletsotlimprovmeni this season. Lackawaniia Lt. not yes the lie tkarteibd y1454rfiet 4 t. jro tel.

left 11wi1 Be it lcabe the beach. Its be Clt the gaston wCl ofeheac. undred Tar local Thet3sbyrunulng Is the dSfecUV2fndivjll The OttheWllsonSierenoa ioafothia nate hiS I. cisc. it.

is bushels thin yeleased cull bushels ha. The t. bz 1. 1 iovpmente IfUSKkGO Lairs. fluff twe.

cHanoTedY4 MICn.i-ArrIed-- ranjerBkod ESCANAIIAI yor trin- lain Delve southea. 7's in. La Salle ICCoctaw. ClantoD5llQ4bcocft4i ThsCarerL73i1 and iOllO Msthsr- 1120koanb4Burnhsinli3UL at. 7' Peck4Dr1Isnnlc.3obn the tJoiii.

I Cl Mjiwaxae Uun4rd light- Siberia DETaQITI Vp4 tot4S PIckAD4I. Marpnn. Saxon4t4OkQeIinso. a- dobeyele CIty it 1 tro 231 Down 1030 last- nighti Ch1chio. ios 11so ml Case.

dsis.030- 5. PORTBUII If. MICIL.tTp1kitnerpl Bock ii last uightt Tuttle lii a in. Plankinton Londsj 1:30 OLympia. Sladesa.

4iLab IillwankeetQulneyth end 720 Elaine. 730 son 9 Watsoojtn. Otno Briton. Robf. noon CortieaOriM nrsverss 12H0 Pickande3tarsisgo34Othz1ofTuiede2lO aniisc23Qi4hkldonLly eyacnee pest No.

530. Pedrra Wan 4i sCemung ci. rrepitiet Lieake.6tiO- biree7iW baree fi t- JMaria steamr io et the the 10 steamer the i IMornieg cr ias gli a is Wails tLrdn4UO MusicstlO. lie. ii.

uipsr I red rsmneI18elw-n fiddy. Buffalrft ilutsbrian4. Cieveiand 17. Oswefo ketchumZrlecloonereZspoiec Buffsloie8rsr4 Prope.llers A. 0.

Eaywsmd Manlatee Ludisjtiw schooner. A. Dli Onhtk. I Propeilers P. it.

iOItskes enneSouth BP Suodniee-Propsiiere flaffaloeeho0004 WheU Conlenga 5fl of ecisootlele Sues Si TolednWoodfllveri St. SuntnoJoh Li Pins ion Cheboy flaLiieUentMartthBay Buffufel lundttes-ktabei lirsdahaw. Bauton OieeeS9ithflavenc JLEDoto PEPPEEZI1 a liaogny 4its thaObtme4hklf epeatUixit1and tddyusedIntha sad-distilled he ii wfle F1dI esaentlaoiis ire dind1 ftiljl. ropta. fur4ws wiXil punt At rowsinertsnc ver theentiro.

Septemberihpi nts Theyaze fa 54 for iiite to be is oudi lOu ii yieldper ofoil peppenl5int 2 estab. rid StJoepbMic inthetinited I wiih1t4 tQ t4e I Di4taEvrt advoccf4rmsrs1orm dressrfonm arna o4tfOtre3ad4s her 1twasarilnday frsnl4li 4howed Uyfnd Mid sisterome llai-i-al'Mnjiwith sides I The 14i 4 esp I quitounswans ref mm DldloubTenl Itoratinit ftatmedkndwt seowlald ihakeftnd Atbte 45tfrr tt hitLDsJtoa I4Tsbishav. I PLANS. HowTflEPRIsIDENT1 BUPE- TA and Ezp see of ti b7th. 9 cli Il fli elm ot i a WhiIe jresidentCleveand i as List week affal4 i re.

delr. of the This tsp was thatthew oclockso Prcsi4 would have afterA tAm isn I As th. xc- view ii It be mar a two oftheeetnen I 4 csiledupcn him tivenm that heeipca to speed the fllhWaahington hailli waalnsugersti4tobealde1o kefor4vsea- aesaunthe his with the Wskhingtoa climate hit is bptter ai i ie cc ri I lngton torn lie sa4that which lie. uri to ako zneatssrapidlyasitwupoi etodoeosd a ie Woodsie. MrClevelahd lntimatd be piLai not tendayeLand ablate go with Mrs.

4 President said meunre would a theWays corntntt newCongreas a i dfuiat said to no one as tar as ban cxli this wasiu lne tion otherie so cornplaint that. oi grewere far- tarI a4no taUl and preened tothe wh isit reported fayorftbl 3t an glad- I cite sugges- tionsfrozn cc guided tyurtromszsodations hi mat llewTarIrIi 1 b' ef i a' tiri ft fl I UI. outd isp ied ie respeete by David A. dwa Atkinson exrx4ed the toBresenis report cosnmltjees tIe timel4 vAekswu 4hsi I thatit fli I of wew freecoinageorIn factacoqtiz atl nof law poboyla woul4 oessanily fron4 va mod1tybutasmoneyand itaimofiey moh ItnerT pee sr 1e adtnttted Lid the nsvy as ecuS of his a v7 while he a member- Of years ago seenthe cerem his firni is Mr. Whitney tint bebeen thie 4uvernmsnt fallureofErastus iVirpanatiay ago and Pe5 pau qn- as of be causqd b' Iap as maj" tim upon It hews.

1ie liii str tgencyuchasbehad fog more se8nteen WuhingtTh4 of week and fIwYork gladtiave 11. SresdijL s. hojoy 7I Ibibeini sore- nainot the followln. jtrhitly IotIt. nce the toEetlr.

aidflthe tJwnv at 1 s-4eetr rsettdth JU11d the ocu Cptta4. ieetembrace hn7 male hi. nalare-4n poul ii xvt to be of end teroperai4eat but we di- frees. serenaded us lhitkd isan dizthiritias pt eeitii Infbmmatlou AbotitU1lreeefltCopthtIo1 dfthePoo- Atnothnelnthhlstoryof so deaths onj poenmo. aias Thocial as manydeath4 frar4 iSis the Ls.

five Thlslaeometblngtsrrthle. I T. of says disc the care be thtan ty a to ins wheuws at. I Cf vitall riandonfroni the n. itrsngthlslt Forthhs La55 at any dike soaeoo.

is ear ie tmpontaaccannot be Wood warm You muss bring about ti yonwiati thepaiD n4 is oe canJbebrongat Is the us. of a peie toe di I. vbiskeJe4bic5ar 5SaLhW. while- the Ia In I xtee qualitleknown onl teing a oewaoe ala socalled ever kiewn before. tatliuucid5 I Li I.

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