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10 lUpublicana, and from them get tome fin politioal timber. Bom of them ara holding reeponsibl position. Tata ia the noma of TanBtee Boaa, of tb Southern Penitentiary, aifl of W. H. Boicenrr, on of the trastee of th Anna Hospital for the.

eocene and last, but by do mean leaat, of Tom Bheridaa, who) represents thia district in tha State Senate. Pope Oonntv baa a wry aabatantiai oourt-aonee ia which firat-eleaa olOoara are ia. tilled. Ooloanda baa a a hoi arm of handsome young 1 "bea here, white man, ef jut gwin to 'daeah been ynr boat," pate ia the doeky porter of tha hotel, and my good frienda of Golconda out giro me credit for too unfinished compliment inteodsd for a portion of their popniauon. Geary.

TWO GREAT CAMPAIGNS! IN OHIO. lection of Major will be a moat aigni Scant and inspiring triumph, provideu it eomea, aa it ought to oome, bt bo meager or scanty plurality, bat by a majority ao cisive aa to ahow beyond dispute where tha Stale aland on tha silvsr question and tha tariff It tnrna out a the predicted tha Democrat of Ohio tare not been able to ignore tor dodge tha lesue raised by their reeolntioa for aalimited ail Tar coinage. Mr. Villa haa attempted to make it appear that on thia qneetion tha two great, partiee are each ao dirided tbor la bo tune between them. But erery voter of avenge intelligence ill be made to nnderatand that tha aame National party which farniahea nearly all the vote fot free coinage ia Googreee, and gives that meaaora lie only eheaoe of aneeess, is that which haa deliberately com mil lad ilaelf ia Ohio for free coinage.

In over nook and eorner of the Union tb aaoeeaa of the Ohio Democrat would be inataatly aeeepted aa a great triumph of free eilver. and would stint niate ita advocate incaiculaoly. Thia something to i careinlly considered by Democratic baainaea aaea of thia city, he are being urged eve a now to giro liberally to a fund for ttie Democratic party ia Ohio, oa the ground that auceeae there monld in. teas the ehaaoee of party eueoeea next year. Bui thia ia extremal; doubtful Cincinnati Timn-HUn It ia in opinion of chipper Democrati organ that Oorarnor Campbell wUl wont Major afcKinley- ia the Ada debate by "getting the laugh oa him," the neeomptioa being that the Governor la a Tunny man and will make Joke about th tariff, honeet money, and reciprocity.

Tr- bapa they aspect him to alao crack Joke Tr the gerrymander, th Buchanan bill, hi extravagant adminiatration, and the demoralised public aerTioe ia Ohio. I. ia poeeible, of course, to deal with those subjects ia a humorou Tela, but doubt if it can don effeotiTely before an intelligent audience gathered to near and weigh argument. Thia debate ia hardly aa occasion for a cap-aad-baU perform no. Certainly Major McKialey would not be dia-Inrbed by anything of th kind, and it ia likely that Governor Campbell doe not look opoothaAde meeting aa a Jonat of Jester.

ban It eomea to legitimate tilling the Major aan atrike laaeee with th best of them, and ia mar haling facta far more aerioua business he haa been known to leave aa adversary ia a ad atat of dejection, for full information oa thia point aek Mora of Maaaachuaait ar aiua oi OA to btaU Journal: Th data ef th proposed McKinley-Campbell debate aVAda oa OoL 8 ia aa aaapioiouo on from a Bepublioaa tand-poinh Th MoKinley bill waa paeaed oa Oct. fi leak and it will lack bot three day of being tne first anniversary of th meaaur. It will be a good time for Governor Campbell to give reason wh th general stagnation of bualneau so oertaialy predioted by th calamity howler at th tun of th paaaag of th bill did not arrive aa per acbedut. Oa the other band Major McKinley can congratulate tb people that ail th predioiioii made ia behaif of tb law hav been more than fulfilled. CUvaland Ldr: While Senator Sherman ia traveling about tb Stat making peeenca ior acaaniey ana in mat ticket ia taking Tery little interest ia th county onveotion and can ease.

He seem perfectly milling to leave th selection of candidate for member of in General Assembly to the good sense of hi party. Tb fact that th beaaior went direct from Cbardoa, where be spoke on Tharauay, to hie home ia Mana-aeld withoai atopping to watch' th reaull of the Hi-publican primaries in Cleveland, tn teeobd ci'y of th State, ia conclusive proof that fee doea not ear to meddle aith the work of the Republicans at th primariea or he polls. Cinmanati Vommtreimi: The young Bepub-aean of Ohio are actively stirring up thing liia aa Kan Inn wVsau rtaa a a jv ay ui awateewa va uaauqgaBwlaeU iiey will find it hard to get ahead of tha old leddica of th party. IN tOW A. Cedar Valla UautU: Th Hon.

W. heeler, on hi way to Independence, apent atTaral hour ia thia city last Friday, and waa visited by over WO of our elttaena, who gave him a cordial welcome. All who met him ytosseu vuu ma eaey. pnawoee-im manner and pleaaiog addraaa, gav th impression of on wbo ia candid aad practical; a man of experience ia tb affair of 11; on to whom acoa cornea by honorable and worthy method and ia who band public buaineca can be eafelv entrusted. He ia roeeeaaf ul farmer, and on who can a pore el ite tb righta and need of th aicrieultural Masse, and ia ia full accord with, the oon- noikra of tb people, that it would not be for the beat interest I "est of Io jwa to bring back tha nuooo.

Sioux City Jettmai: Com lo think of it it really would be pretty rough oa Govern or Bote to publioly concede that Iowa 1 pros pers xoa aee people would be tempted to ay that out tariff and liquor law araaot auoh "rtaaoua" thing after all. BeaJly the Govera or would rather tell th truth about Iowa if hewaaa't ao mortal afraid it would hurt hi party, lbs peopi of owa ae hi embarrassment, and thev will re.icve him at the Bret opportunity, wbioa will be tb Tue day after ih first Monday in November. Lyon Jflrrert Guy Faolkaa, or th Cedar Baptde GmtHU, wanta Mr. Wheeler to an wer a long'strina of catch question. If hi paper really wa aa iadepedent on instead of a Democrat! annex, and he wanted to learn Wheeler's view to aea whether he ahonld apt ort or oppose him.

hi aueriea ehonld be anawrd; but as th ingrate OwutU waa out for Bole the acoond rime from first, its question box la aa Impertinence, aad aeeds ao re- Burliagtoa Vamkty: Mr. Wheelor, th Ba-publican candidal for Governor, la a farmer who has beea very sucoeeeful la tha cultiva- tton ol Use aou and ia tha raising of stock. Uha taken aa ae'dv part ia tha societies for tb improvement of agrioultur in our State, having teen president of th Iowa State AKrlenltural Society and the Iowa Fin Stock Breeder' Association. haa no other bttius thaa farming, and all hi in- orui ana sympauiie are wila tne farmers, Keokn Oalt CUy. Th Hon.

H. C. Wheeler, th Bepablieaa candidate for GoTornor of Iowa, will spend to-day la Keokuk. He do not mak public epeechec, but he will be glad to meet th Bepubdoau of Keokuk and tbey will leveled to meet him. They will find him a man fit to Governor; a strong man and intellectually.

Ho is making a mpa'gti of atrong, true, quiet organisation uwtf sis viotorr tor in party. TUB LAift CM AN E. Cblrar and Nortk western Ttatl war Cr.iaDaav will sell fiiM-lass exrarsloa tkk e.s ts Wssiera aadNortuwestera aeints. rood tarmuf thirty car. vsry low raM.

Xick.t oflt ju and ClarX street. Oakley aveaue lev aveaue -iiini. t.x:o'.treet. WHEELER AT KEOKUK Iowa's Next Governor' or His Tour of Victory. "J- CONFIDENT OF SUCCESS.

Calamity Boles Arraigned by General George A. Sheridan. Republican Will Not Let Iowa Bi Gerrymandered mm Michigan Ha Been. I. WHEELER WORKIMO.

KaoKtnc, Iowa, bopt 2i.SpeUtl Jtlegrmm. Thia wa a great day for Keokuk and South eastern Iowa Republicanism. Wheeler, candidate for Governor, arrived here last night, and waa met by delegation from marehlag clubs prominent Bepablionne, and escorted to a hotel. To-day was spent by th sturdy farmer candidate in viaiting th th voter of th city, regardless of politic, and upon all side he met with a great reception and made good impression. 4 Wheeler is making a remarkable eaa- and one that he feel confident will be productive of success.

He is not working, to aecnr hi election alone but theaueceea of the entire State ticket. In talking about the ituattoa of affair ia th Stat did not hesitate to expreaa th utmost confidence in th election of th entire ticket, and he staled that ii would be "by majontiee that will eur-pria com of those fellow who imagine that Iowa ha deaerted tb grand old fatty." Mr. Whaoler left thia afternoon for Burling. ton. General George A.

Sheridan of New York; formally opened the campaign la Soutbeaavern Iowa Hi meeting waa uooeasul on in Tery teapeot, Tb opera house waa crowded wlta nthuiaalic Bepublioana and many attentive Democrats. Without unnecessary be prooeeded at once to a diacueaioa of th Th tariff waa thoroughly explained, th speaker taking oc casion; to xplod th misrepresentation eon. earning th MoKinley law, which have deluded a great many people. "Those very article upon whictt tha tariff ia imposed," aid he, "are th one upon which th Demo crat hare alwajs claimed i bhools aa TAXXD." Ia enpport of this aaeertion th epeaktr cited numerous example. I Thai New lork apeech of Governor Botes' cam ia or a ahar of bi attention.

Being a cttiaea of Mew Tork City and having read that peech, he eonoluded to com out here to ase lithe I of low for bimaalf. pietared his sur. prlM upon arriving within th borders of thia Stat. Said he: i 4 Toui have th fairest State within tha bor der of the Union, bleeaed witit unlimited possessions, aad you should be proud of your eiiiseBihip." With; aa eloquent appeal to his Irish brother to ally themselves with the party of progress, to atand up for tha party whlah ha always been th friend of th Irishman, and to spurn th party which haa el way oopoeed bom rale and very thin which la not aftree. able to British Indus tries, be elosed th moat brilliant effort whiob.

th ponI of Keokuk ever liateued to. General Sharidaa waa aeea by Tra Inn Ooxaa florrespoodeair Be haa been all over th State, and haa baea a close and careful obeerver. Bis ngagmat bar will and la Dm Main Wednesday. Ha aaid 'that ha found Iowa Bepublieaaa fully aliva to tha importance of tha election to bo held ia No Said be: 3 Thy hav tha example of Michigan Demo- crate before them, aad do not intend to allow tha Hauatey Butt to manipulated in that nar.r luey will not leopardiau party ue- esss next year by rallying to the support of th saloon this year. A enrprie is ia etore for come eople when to vote of iowa oitiee ia counted ia November.

This vote will show that ttepubucana everywhere are falling into una. -i FLORIDA SBNATORIAL MUDOLB. Pxnsaoola, Sept. aft. Tha Ftaaeeola Daily A'swt will pablhth to-morrow morning a apecial from TsllstisssU gitiag complica.

lions ia the Senatorial eituaiioo. Secretary of 8tata Crawford refaaee to ettest th esu mission or ex-uongresaman navtdsoa, appointed by Governor Fleming to succeed Senator Call. Crawford ia aa old-time Whig and say tha great seal of tha State af which ha ia custodian ahail never adora any certificate for Call's suooeesor without it ia Call himself. Th Florida Supreme Court will eoaveoe oa th 15th aad. tho Gaveraor will apply for a mandamus to compel oampliaaoa witn th oonatltutional requirement providing that th Secretary at at aaali attest all eo mieeione teewed by th Executive, i Maay peopie in Tallabmee bejiere that Secretary Crawford will go to tail rather tbao obev tha mandate if issued by th Supreme Court, aad tha aaa-Uau man aeesn eoaadeat ol foresag ana ueoreaary to aues vavioaoa a appoint' manv COULDN'T PAT THB PSINTRR.

CuiciKlcaTl, Ohio, Sept. gpoHml TtU-eram. A an illustration of how Ilttl Jtold th People's party ia gaining in this airy an incident fa a magistrate' office to-day affords a rood example. Th ZAiinq Utu4 ta the nam, of a PeopI'a party weekly paper printed here, ladtr a printer eued oat writ of aoaebmeat to a so ore due him. Ha aavtng been paid but cent wiien ba de- manded hie aagsa.

TBI FATRIOT POtT, i 1 Koerner waa a prouq witn em of th rise of th German Ration from tyranny and degradation. 13 wa neither a -Blucher or Moltkc, nor a Bismarck, nor a Stein or Fiohte he waa bot a plain and unaaaumiDg linger, Bis poetic achievements ara Inferior to those of several contemporaries in regard to beauty of form a well as to depth of thong ht, Still embraced his fallow-men with enthusiasm and patrto.ism, because his aoegcama from the battlefield, not from th el nay-room, be. cause ba gored bis own life and led by victorious example. Bi epirit is doubly worthy of admiration, because th ba offered wis on of unusual hapt ineea. Mis laat onv.

Das Bobwertlied. haws th act or reading to a friend whea tha call for action ouuded and Kosruer.rnshing to the at- taca, was mortally wounaeo from an amunsn. Ho waa burted under an oak near Lu below Uis sieter survived hira long enouab to com plete hla portrait, which haa aiooe become so popular among taia eountrrmen. She liea buried at hia side. did not fall to Koerner' lot to witness th liberation of the German nation, but ba was ateo spared from beholding the aubes- quent abase of the people by their prince and the ehamefn! manner in which thev wer robbed of the fruit won in bloody warfare.

AMERICA- WOO LESS. Cincinnati CommrtUli Th heart beat faater lo Kew Tor than in London; the coat wears faster, too, thank to 'SliodJy BUI' Ma- ay th Hew York World. Thi ia form of nultintr a ebean CaniDaiirn lie aa I mmj ui I I 2 a.u i amenoaa i wool on uooas are bow netter in texture and dye thaa caa be produced for aale THE DAILY INTER OCEAN, 1I02JDAY 3IORNING, SEPTHSIBEIJ 28, 1891. ia this market either ia England. Scotland, or anywhere elae ia thia world.

United Stetea oonaula inform a that even a to Britiab col. oniea bom mannfaetnrera are beoomtog alarmed at tha inroad made tha markets by American, axeate for American woolea goods. COURTS OF RECORD. A Com pi eta Rupert of tha Procaadlnzi In All i th Courtt of Rocsrd. THE CALLS fOB TO-DAT.

tmiTBD STATC COtraT. JuiJg Grsabam in Chsmb rs. t. Buraaioa cotrnr. Jsdrs Aathonv--tihan eaase ealsadar.

No. t.trt, S.iSO. S.461. i.uo. atTa.lL3S.

lw, u. cair. no. i.tsw. i.tsx, 1.78.

1.T67. 1.74. 1.T74. I.STb. jux No, I.TM en toUl 4nae aswes coBtestsd mottoes.

Judge aVhenardV-CoDteUsd mottuna, cibcuit cocav. i Jalf Driewa Nol lu oa trial aad will nrofe- ably he en trial alt day. Vor Tuesday so ort csuse calendar No. S.ttrX e.im. 11S1J, 10,811, UW, lt.TSl I1.1ST, I1.6T8, w.

it.7. 4.7S3. u.01. auec. ia.ua.

is eve. ia.ssi n-m, ie.au, ii.ko, ii.k. it.sat. im. 11.X1S, 1 eui.

1 1, A1SJ. 11.B3S, l.VMi, 11,11. Jndae Tntblll Bbort cause calr No. 1.86. n.

11.961, 11JT. li.ua. 10.4SX S.ltiS. 1U.W9, ll.UT, ItSta, 10.6ns, 10.071, U.Ult, 83,101, U.T87, 1S.1SJ, 16.16S, lO.lfttf, 11.7U. MAW, K7WI.

6Mt, 1S.1M, l.WM. Tl.Mu, as.ocs i.au. at wr, Jsdr Clifford Short cause calr No. t.TlO. t.XM.

le.tti, 77, 1141. I1.MM. ll.i. 11.IV7, IlJO, 10.MA. i.JOi.

i.aoa. ,914. 10.183, iti.iet, lu.sfts. ii.B7. u.i.

u.xatt. ujtn. ii.mi. IJ.11S, 5.49A, T.ftUO, 1.J2J. 11.471.

11.BDS, Jndrs Baksr tihort cause calendar If oa 10. SOS. 841. 11.IM1. ll.e.C.

1T41. I.4W. 11.447. 14.U. S.m 11.77a, 11 11.11, 8,11.

II.1M. 1.M1. U.ar.1. is 3H9. 13.UA.

1J.436. a.ftu. le7. 11404, 7tfl, Ulai 13 011, U.S87. SS.M7.

4 ud contested saouona. COOKTX COUBT. Jndsw Scalae 10 a. a HAi Tillaes af Km Island va Chester Oil Co: eWectiona PBOBATB OO0BT. Judjr Kohli Oeasrai tusloes.

caiif taai. COUBT. ndr Brsntano, Branch Ho IIT'S. 11 and 13. Jade MeCeane.L Brantu Me.

a No, as. Ms, la. at, ata. THB COURTS U. CIRCUIT.

axroaa it dob obeshax. Chancvry Al.ea vs White et a pe tition et receiver a prayed. Law-City of Lake Vi.w va J. I. Caas: dis br BUPBRIOR.

wbv avrra. 1H.U4 Frank Krueskowskt va Chi aad Co. Case, tl.oeu. Besea Beach, auys. i Aardnla JUncskawskt vs bsias; earn, iluu.

Ban any. i lai.tit Mm tha Kraxxkewakl va Same; same, Baneaitya. 1537 uudoipn KxocxxowsKi vs Cams: same. tlt.one. BaneaMy.

las.sm Ubartaa (joaassnasa aao waa. a. aien-trad va Albert i. Mills. Bill to fereeleee trust deed tor twu.

A. H. VeeJer, eolr. 13S.4W aana K. ABdereoa va a.

r. anderaou. BUI for dtroroa for drankeuneea. W. U.

Cralx. voir. 1 at, 430 Job Bnaw va William Foley. Appeal. 13S.4S1 Charts Coansslaasa aad William A.

Merieoid va Albert J. Mills. Bill te (orsoiese rnst deed for tie, a. It. Veeder, eolr.

lat.taa Uoenlnrbaaa et Chrtie Theobold 4k Asst. feeoo. Crauy lat.S A'st. Bnpprawett. Thomas Carretl.

admr. vs Tbomaou- Hoastoa Klsetrts IliaminatlBg Co. Case, Da. Monroe at MeBjase. aUya.

lit. tat Conrad Bpb Brws? ve Tfeeasaa Kaeenu Cont of ladst. 11. Wiaaio A Meschsc aad Usee at Wbltfle ettya. ix.4 James uoaovan rt Illinois central it Co.

Case, ii.ou. Cass. Hndd Mori, attya 1 lSt.tvT Jat) a Fetllera va Arthur F. Clark. Beplv.

taw. Bark, UeOett. Tinsaaa. aura. lat.sint Bensie ek Zaha vs Mssll ateeseake aad Babl ta Meeechke.

tt. V. Rohde. attr. jiaiieniu Hree.

wona lAwreace. Rep.T. auMio. isiauka unytaus. aura.

oora 0. Bmita louea w. Bmtia. Bill tor dlTore (or craeltr a 4 desertion. Cyrus weo.eo r.

i 1W.441 U. 8. Br wine: Co. ve A. 8.

Aroaaoa. VYiusUa Meagher aid Beepsh nhitoeid. WJ i 136.41 8 -N. Well vs Samuel aad Adolph Cobeo 8. Beellr.

Beplvn x.M. aelaeaual ek An eaaa. auva. Beppressed TriJav 13S.9SS BoUla skBermaa vs aaaiiet Blmon et si. Bill a eet aside jaaate.

Jacob Newman, eolr. lakeooJacob Ueebt et al vsaaataatai. Bam. name soxr. lat.W Joseph Oeaarakv at al va Bama a at.

Same. Same solr. ia.n Uateraert vs Bam et at. Bama. Saaae ao r.

ua.tej-nJoha v. Far waa Co, va ulta ail am. Asst. (wo. Cratty a lu4.4oi iismme.eioaaa et at vs w.

a. MardoeeM. Asst. Moms sk Fam. attya.

Wm. Xb Waller et el va rrenk I). Usa- toa. Btlt for ceavevaaca, Alien Vaa Beads, solre. 1st 4I Mary Husnse va Bear Baab'a.

Bill for divorce lor cruelly, drankeaaass adnltery. Wm. H. Btsaon. eolr L4V-IVDOI AsTTBOWT.

Order IJM, MscVrarh a e- s.fcl. ueme vsb w. Wkstaisae t.6a.rarta man vs at 1) Co; dear tw aarr avid and rt to aad in cara-aaxt. aiartia va aod ef deer to aarc sast an, iv to a te aasd ia ds S.I6S, Brrs vs Weu.srU: spl demr to aarr east and iv to uie smd narr in dvs it va 0 and Bk Kr desir to narr east and tv smd In dve tJM. Carlton va 0 Br Co: Iv to ami by discos as to defte fieory L.

Bridgmaa aad waiter t. vooiwae a eaaaivtonie aaaa aarr test Maama va Morion dear to neur wltbld aad iv te old last jjj. ncnreivner vs Iv to refll pi heretofore withd and file aodU picas lost mailt, arris ve 0 and Co; ne to eet deflt coot tne wk end Iv to deft to nse eopiea of aflt nied Msrks vs copies et nan, deair end aad narr aad demr to saae niea uen oi oriawa less ni. een klus va CarquevUle: dear te first ronat ansttote, ancoad ei.nnt ovtd and ether counts and Iv to Biff to amd first count tnst andrl to ptdtonarr aeaaa ta te dye-saM. Qaina va Oberdorfor; demr to aarr ovId aad rl lo pld in te dya 4.874.

Brook aw; dear te narr evtd aaa to pld ia dye aJMO. Thompson Keeeathal: rl oa daf to Die new appeal od la IlUt la drs. Fink a 8 ft Co. oainLui vvdui uiriia Orders eus. VYafcer ve Lo Teres Co: dSt 1TI Veaa (Hover use for reck loeaapetaof Oreei extdtdya.

GUiviiT-iuVwi ara waa. Orders 1.4J. BokeeBera Itu va Crwhnrst; iv te com pit te file eadt to bi last rl oa daf is pard te ds. aa of itavuien Br Co atand aad bit tee. laert va Bart.ett: dis a l.tTa, Frttach va Isammaaa; Uae tor Wa.

M. 8 anlsv aad 11. n-rronon to sn std to Uct SJM. Deiasev vs MBitoewei rl Joha suttnews to aaa re I da and ret ttevea- oar aa to- otnsr oeits l.ta. bcaoita va Alt whoa, re; dflt al.

whom, aad ref te Noyee 1441, fewortnfnor ve aenotraon; ret to CaHev a.tlT, Baae Belk; asms Culvsc va ms Will: tltH. Vftit l.at. Breed va Be stroa; dflt Malatedt aad els eatoOiee and Nelson 4v. Towae va Giunaa tv to fi sun bill and deft to aae ta 10 dr 1.04. Harass va Barrett; meat rep aal and dis coat l.ota.

va Oaaaoat dflt 1.160, (Hovaskt vs ovaski; rl to abew cause coatd to Oct. at 1M. Hayes vs Harkoesa; dfl. of Wm. '1'.

Harkneas aod ret to Boyle Ml, Murphy vs Mor- phyteedaspreBd neiaw ti uerastiem dis a lu. Baaa va Bean; dflt Mxa, Bear CIRCUIT. BBW aji-gidasy Arm.troec ve Laaeoa Btothera. asst. i.tM.

if. 1. uancomos, awy. 8. llallenbeck vs James 8.

end Jen ale K. Vaaahaa. AUch. to. Jeha hWbata, any.

Bnrley Tyrrell vs M. Gross et Co. lul X5US. Faden A Orttlirv. attvs.

Oeorta U. Parisian vs H. H. Holme. At; ti.UM.

Byrca W.ttO Asst. Sappressed. SitiW BtIL Buiibressvd. 1 W.4S7 Joseph W. fesse, edar eet John Chrtmt-enson.

vs Ws Chi at it Co. Cass, floa. avtccoieon. Maueo a rease, auys. Harvey ve J.

CBloodgooa. AniieaL Phi Ip H. Lister vs Harvey Steel Car Co. Case, a 10,000. bejnoel Lmi, any.

5.41u John Caaia vs Jaa Ursast. Cent of ludat. tun-ta. Max a. lreaaal.

attv. Gertrude Oeiinver Henry Geringeri Bill ford. voree tor craeity. Loeie Ueary, oir. Utaatalaw iireaiara va Joseph Wl' dosbiukl.

Anoeal. w.tao-Hre. A. Klsloa vs Frank Line ApBraL Usury Kncsoa ve Albert b. Keltic a.

AnuaaL at.ttM Josef Baparkt vs Paul Kuasrovski. Cont of Jodgt, W. O. W. Whiticmore.

a ty. oaepa n. smaons ueorfs v.ttiltoe, Cass. tM.wj. John 1 minor.

attr. K.4V7 James H. Bica Company Herman Hand et at. Fetn lor mecn a lien. C.

B. tjrer soir. 0I.49S Marruerlw Welale va Frederick Weigle. Bill for divorce for cruelty. Case, HndJ Hosao.

sotre. umv Isaac Pflaum et al Arthur T. SUn ev and Koraan Warner. Bill to foreclose trust deed tor aaiu. c.

rl. wtllett. eolr. oo Andrew tiustafson va Sarah M. Ken BihJt.

Aft. tioo. wtlsoa ac ook. attra. MMl Minnie Tbara vsGoree N.

Than. BI tor divorce for adnltery aa4 erae.ty. A. M. Charlton, aolr.

96M Kmaanel Kasbaua et at. vs Jacob M. Jaoobaoa Asst. Jt. Jacob Newaan, ally.

Bi.oj A. liioa vs J. U. Beverly. Appssi.

Otte Kistow vs City of c'hicsau. Case. $18,000. Knixht Brown, attya. i.w a.

I. Kuubrk WLkia Mfg Co. Attrk. fui.ia Bam attya. fci.soe Willtaui J.

Tewkesbury va Daniel B. Ztinsied. Asst. ta aoa. Usory W.

Megee, juty. I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Youtf' De jM rtmei7t FOR THE NEW YEAR, BEGINNING OCTOBER, SERIAL STORIES. GIOVANNI AND THE OTHER. By FRANCES HODGSON BURNETT, author of "Uttlo Lord Faun- tleroy," otc. 1 -t A NEW TALE.

B7 ROBERT ZOUIS 8TCVaTNSOM. 1 1 WANG A' BOND. -A' Story of Adventure Central Africa. 1 By HERBERT WARD, author of "With 8taaley'a Roar Quard," eta ON THE TURNER PLANTATION. A Tale of Boy Life in the South in Wartime.

By JOBX CHANDLER HARRIS. authof of rUndo Remua Stortoa," Ota A BATTLE ANDjA'BOKl A Story of Lift the mountains of Bavaria. By BLANCHE WTT.I.IH HOWARD, author of "On Surainar," "awwin," A FOpT-B ALL STORY, i By WAliXB 'I SHORT STORIES. Tho oontributora of abort atorlea wriU Amortoa u4 Bzigtaad. It la poaalblo to mexiUoa only a few of tboee wbo cava boon to wTlto abort talM ACART E.

WTXK2NS, author of "A Humble Roxnanoa and Other whoso abort stories bawo aobieTed a remai'lcablo auccoaa botb hero and abroad, FRANCES HODQSON BURNETT. 1 1. i FRANK: STOCKTON, who haa written ao many fanciful atorta tba.t deligbt old aad i i OCTAVE THANET, ono of tho moot talented of American writer of short flo- ticn, and a contributor to The Caa tar- eta -i EDWARD EVERETT HALE, author of "A Man Without a Country" and other ahort atorlea that have bioomo ciaaalq .1 ROSE HAWTHORNS LATHROP. a daughter of Natbanlel Hawthorn, and oon-tributor of pro and vereo to loading' periodicals. 1 ROBERT GRANT, author of "Jack Hall," ono of th moat sAtooeaeful boy books of reoen year.

1 1 HARRI5T PHE3COTT BPOFFORD hCAURICU THOMPSON, tb poet, naturalist, and writer of fiction. JOAQUIN WT.T.im tb oovellat and poet of Western life. CLARENCE PDLLEN, formerly. Surveyor Oonoral of New aiezioo, and oontrtb-utorot etorie of Boutnwoetera to tb You tti'M Cojnoaaioja. Urpmrm 1.

1 BOafERr OREENB, author of th Ton th CbatpaaJoa prlx atory, "The Blind Brotner.r eta NOAH BROOKS, author of "The Boy Em'sTanta," otbr oartital atorioa tor youthful roadera. JOSEPH? KXRKLAND. author of "The MeVeya GENERAL O. HOWARD, wbo haa written a charming little tale about aa In-- cbaa Prlsoes whom smew in tbe West. 1 tROSS KINQSLET, dauxber of Charlea Kingaley, aad a very charming writer Popular Scientific Articles.

a i Maktxitt Rain. 1 ByQEN. R. O. DTRENFORTH.

neni eipemoeot ut leias. Tevrs Through tht, Starry Universe. A "Series ef Articles fin At- tractive Astrentnttal -Subjects. By A ifft.T.E' FTAaftfA RTON. Communicating With the Stars.

By PROF. A. TOUNO, of Princeton College. Great Lick Telescope. By PROF.

B. 8. HOLDEN, of the Mere People Live the Longest. By Dr. JOHN 8.

BTT.T.TNQ3 of th Why Birds Sing ByDr.CC ABBOTT of the University of Ponnaylyanla, Curiosities of Natural History. By CHARLES FREDERICK HOLDER, A aerie of arttclea on auoh sub-- -tects: Tho Tallting Kit" (about 11 she that utter Bounds. "SplderaThat Maao Balloons, aira Einaao "Strang lnnaoitanta ox unaergrouna watera," etc, Hfi i Talk "vUk Monkeys. -r: 4--- By PROF. R.L.OARNER Profeaaor Garner haa mad some remarka-ble dlBooweneo oonoeralng tbe epeecb of monkeys, and baa Mm self leamncl to Imitate tbeir sound and thus In a limited way communicate witihthexa.

What Art Dream si Are Dreams Ever Prppketict Disease. j. By DR. W. AL HAMMOND." Articles on Politics Th Cabinet of the United States.

By JOHN J. INGALLS. The Machinery of a Nati nal By HENRY CABOT LODGE, Young f-." By THEODORE ROOSEVELT. and -t The Duties of a Foreign Minister. By ANDREW WHITS, formerly XT.

8. Minister to Geratany. 2. will be no diminution of those will be made later. IN LITERATURE 1 i- 1 1 ea.avT Asst.

Bnpnreeaed. i aajva toiiprsat at0-Geora4 1 Wri er. at L. F-aeht- weaver Cht Crattv attve. hat Bk.

Garn, ta.tie A Bos tela et at vs William fcGre-or A Co. i asm Berth CavaUlerl, alaix est Onatav P. Cavallieri, Martin Kmerlch and Albert A Immel. Case, F. Ballehsry.

atty. a.N Albert Aaber va David FlemtBf and P. 9. Flvnn. Appeal, Bnppressed t'riday as.

Bahlrren va Haanaa Koeals, Co aXWO. Caarlee llcXett, p. t.lw Arnoa oaiooa. ders Eiwdrath et al Va Teentnaeh T. Molls: demr to deelr snst.

tv to plff to amd, daft to pld ta dya 1ZW4, Fniler Howell; demr nvld, Iv to pla Inst mail, Eneopard et al vs Wartmaa et al; demr withd. Iv te pid ia 10 dvs Krrckaoo vs Allry; modeft to set aside deflt and jaUct ovld, except deft, appt KU1. bill extd a dya. Jndvments U. TB, Pilsen Lumber Co vs How-eU; uv-nrooa clittobd.

Orders ,844. Froa ch vlrake; demr ovld, la ds to plO ia.177. Co.tsb va City et a depa ef deft city te narr sestrf jaeyt id by conf nd rontd to Wednesday vb.tbl. P. nee vs Vi Chi 8t Co: oa finding 0f: guilty, das tloo and eat at.891.

Mcyt.r vs Cbl 8t Co: deflt afoore ve Loss 8yadirate; stricken from abort eaase ealr witarat prei to its eririnal position oa re oa.i Ctii and Co Barn: er J. LAW JUDOB TtTTHILU Order Bisoa vs Barns; rl to jot' on sppl bd nd dis 13.4H-), vVebter vv Howell: er-4r that sums lima te d-ft l.t.MU, Bis.r et al vs Wilson Cet Jartjit and deflt' eat aside 11. 787, Kimball Lowry; die ballnbseh tt al va alataen et on neda- prop In plff das lo and sat berbold vs 1'imoa; deflt aet aside Vt.tiS. Webster vs Josepli to coot rase orld and Iv to pld tsa. Aut, Uair va Cbieaxo Times; deiar to aarr bo tho boat WTitora of JuvenUo Cction of j- "Th Fairport Nina," and eta who baa beea conducting tb Govern- tb famoua Frwncb Aatronomr.

Lick Observatory. California, Census Bureau, twiners, ae una. xnai Set Trapa," Dreams i end Government. Election. i.

i. of the other special AS 1H HEWS. arcned aad east 11311, Beeale vs Chi lnm mea Pmnteers PAB Assn 1 to amd an OS loi, foimin to aarr withd aod Iv to fll aa ami narr rd to pld to aame ia le deva tail, kf9 etal vs Hort.net al; sd fs isaoe to Annls B. 11 or ton to make her party to ladst. Jnirm nts Shoenberter vaY.aact oa deflt Jadat Sill.

cHaactBT nrrxia colltkb. Orders 4.714, starker vs Uguea; ord apptc a 8 end Ase vs Chomsr; ord sppig reei i.M, A vs Bnsoee; deflt een deft ft.4e,Ke:d Ve Lawile; ord aipptg reer S.7t. Hchneider vs Bchnelder; ord for part of per air aad aoira fee in People ve InaCo; rt oa deft to amd ana by alanine aame property by 10 s. m. Monday, or aame to be rickea from flies 8,181.

Thomas va and Bk; ord for eau Kloexenaki-va alnesea-akt; deflt C.Sll Hufield Beam: ord for aal and exam 1,00. Deimet va leime; lv Xmil Budert to file Int pet a and le dys for recr aas 4.161, ore va Coogsr; rl oa constable to turn ever to BberlS prop held by him oa 'replevin writs, same to be held by Sheriff sob te elm of Voraaa h. aiore if he has aay arte va Pevlberc ta eia aad lv tx 111. sag das Meklaaa va Mcltanna: rl dis bard va Tyrrsil, deflt rert dstis, lv to file amd biU Inst 06,46. Ost Paalson; rl on rr to show cause iasdswhy pron ah nut be turned tver to Dreibarg 4.611, PBLin Hnrd; ref to Botlsr.

ete, end deflt g. A- Maxwell a.a7, Kteffrr ve Kl. Cer; iv lo ttie bond ad rert of xcep extd daya i.VJ, Livingston vs Jeaeea; ord recr M. bam Same; aame, IiMrees llendel vs Bendel; dee dest soo, nerricc nerricx: aeo apptg eomre asae. Trade vs Thompson: final dec, lMvones 413, Annie Vord frea John Ford: tor usxiuua.

airoBa ivvou scaLka. Orders In re L. B. Meyer Jk Co; ord wis als tJ.i, la re P. AlcUtven; bill of ax la THE Articles of Counsel Talks teitk Boys.

By PROFESSOR JOHN TVNI.IAT.Tt, tb famous aclentist aad writer. Morals and Muscles, 1 By BISHOP A. O. COZE, PRESIDENT IX O. OILMAN of Jobna Hop: University, and other.

1 Articles on Sports andGymnastics.l Past. Skating. Games on the Skasers. and Skating in Finland. By JOSEPH DONOOHUE, Champion Amateur Bkater of the World.

Horn to Make an Ice Boat. How to Make a Fair of Snow Shoes. tffiwtoMakea'7tkegg 1 1 By D. C. BEARD, author of Paper Chasing.

i Ry WALTER C. DOHltt, Champion Amateur Ulddla Dlatanco Runner, IVildteood Archery; Shooting Birds with and Arrows, ,1 By afAURICB THOMPSON, author of "Th Witchery of Archery- Sevarat Articles on Fjot-kall. wiW By A. A. STAGO, tha noted baabafl and foot-ball player of Tale.

Historical arid Biographical Articles Boy Chiefs. the Indians. By GEN. O. HOWARD.

Life at West Point in War Times By CAPTAIN CHARLES KING. Tad Lincoln at the Soldier's Home. New Anecdotes of Line lns Fa-rorite Son by a Woman who was intimately acquainted with the4 am. iiy. r.

By A WASHINGTON WOMAN. Greek Games and Riddles. Times. By PROF. B.

QILDERSTiirHIVg, The Romance of Sea Life Fifty Years Ago, By ADMIRAL AMMEN. Sketches of Travel Adventures in Africa. By COL. H.O. FROTJT.

who preceded Wqnatorial Provinoaaot Egypt. Sketches front the Frozen North. L' By LIEUT. FREDERICS SCHWATKA. the Arctlo Explorer.

Adrcntures in Various Lands. By THOMAS STBVZNS. author "Soouting lor Stanley," eta The Trutk Ab ut Cannibals. By CARL LUMHOLZ. author of PRACTICAL ARTICLES.

What Is the Best Business Education? By JAMES MoCREERT. tb well known Haw Tork merchant. Mow Brokers Calculate Quickly. By HENRT CLEWS, tb Banker and Broker. Mow Bank Notes, Are Made.

By HOMER LEE, of the Homer Lee Bank Not Co. How a Boy Becomes an ArekitecL 1 By R. M. HUNT, tbe Eminent Architect Electrical Engineering as a Profession and How Get a Start in It By J. WETZLER, Editor of the Electrical Engineer.

Telegraph Beys and Vhat Becomes of Them. By W. P. SUMMERVTIXE-Brtperintondent Telegraph Mwrtgors of th western union By APT. RICHARD J.

BENNQfGTOII, Superintendent Mew Tork Ccbool ot Navigation, i OTHER SPECIAL FEATURES There la a ttnlversal and oonatant oomdalnlna? from bova and airls. aa wall aa parent and teacocrs, that it is next to uopoasibla to got good fresh pieoee and verse. i i FOX SCHOOL RECITATIONS AND DECLAMATIONS. The Tcuth's Department will otning the next year meet this need by jnibUahine; suitable drsmato and narrative poems, character, rocitatione. many of them humorous, pieces of eloquent prose tions eepeciaily adapted tor punuo YouUiVDepaxtment, i HO IV TO 'DRAW ANIMALS.

KimrJ. interesting andtsraictloal instruction ta elementajrv art. luatrationa. by Caroline Hunt Rimmer, ton, an anatomist ana ecaipvar ot toa Museum of Fine Arts. CARTOONS AND HUMOROUS Anew feature of tbe next year' Youth's Department wOl be humorous picture 4 for bova and clria.

full of eoint and ma la lr.cid.eztt, ai-d to ba published weekly tun, features of the paper. Announcenient I upon ettrrtng tbemeet, avnd other eontribu raarimg all original aad written for the) with novel rimer, of Boa. daughter of the late Dr. Rimmer, of oeioorattra t. Dying Gladiator" in PICTURES FOR I CHILDREN.

eaca leumg or ouggeeting a runny tai or at frequent interval a. TASHIOgSP FIGHT 7 A. wotnaa who kaowa it all baa made tea roonda of too groat Sow Tork baaara aad" tbta ia what aba depicts; Bilk andergarateata at whatever they mar be are slightly oa tbo waoo ia publie favor aad the aowaat model are of fiaoat buaa daintily trimmed ia lee and hand iubrotd-ry. :) Tamboa am broidery and baad-roa. Liaaer-ick lae la eons bin tion trial charming breakfast jacket eonitraited to faatea la the baox.

Other ara elaborately deeorated wile gaipttr do geoo laoa. I Nisht tlreasoa ara mad wlth'wid square collar of open work embroidery, edited with oobweb like torchon aad real valenoiennea INTER OGEAW HAS i SUPERIOR. rs neta of Dor a eV Smith appd signed and filed ll 81, Ja re C. t. I Meyer bona Co: Iv to rvstore records, or ex in irjeaoelt Kmith appvdalgeed and Oled City niis Nuaw Henry Esdohr.

John MrCsr hy, and Jamee Strain apptd rotere City apt H.4t and warrant No, UWl. iurlgt set aadcoata set and lv to ttie obj Sept. sa. HOW TO LOOP XOPX. i Tb forming of a loon ia a wira rope by splicing ia a teaioo and diffleult operadoa, bat by a new Jovic an eqnally aeoar loop caa be atad la a few minutes by a totally un skilled workmen.

The improved rape bolder consist of a east iroa block with four holes in it Th rope la, paasJ through tbo end of th block and oat by one of th bole at th aide, Th nd ia. then ao curved round to form a loop that a tapered apac la left between tb two portion of tb rop ia the A east iron wga, hollowed at it idaa to fit th rope, ia then passed into thi space and driven bom by a screwed tdag. Th ropa ia thus gripped so firmly against th aide of th block that it la impossible to draw it out. la eertaia instance it is not considered advisable to carry tho end of tbo rop quit tho block, and ia saeh eases a block ia need ia which the bole la the end ia smaller, so that tho rop oan pass thronsh bat once. To take the wear aad preserve ta rove a liner of raivaoiaed Iron is placed insula tho loop.

1 hi liaer aaa bo replaced whea worn through aad tbo wear of tb repe entirely prtwoteX l89l i and Advice. i Ice. Fancy and Figure Skating. Skaters and Skating in Zetland. "Th Boy Handy Book of Sports aad Scholars and School Boys of Oldeps of Johns Hopkins Unlvarslty.

and Adventure. Emla Pasha as Governor of of "Around tbe World oa a Bicycle," i "Among Cannibals." tW laew. j-iat ao rru iao aaa ouier varieaee i er attached to tbe beiiate with, tho finest of lUbboa of delicate bat ia till oleolifaliv used. In brief It may ba aaid that tbe collodions oi waeo gooua, logeuier wita aegitg gowns a mass of lace oa a groaadwork of silky texture are well worth eeoinjv THaV LAST UA.UTEST SXCVESIO of the seaaoo will leave Chicago Sept. It.

vis tSe Chicago aad Northwestern Uailwar. Oa l.iatdato excural' lickstA, good returning thlrtv be sold to paint in Iowa, Nebraska. Mi orih and bonih I)uk ta, Wyoming. Colorado, Utah. Idaho, and Montana at very low ratee.

Pa sen rare holding aarvsM exenraion ticket are areoraed Brsa-elsss privileges, neoa throaxh fas express trat ick4s can be procured effloas a and Sua C.ark street, Oakley avsase suuoa, and paManrat tUUoa eotaer Voli and Kuuia SUl 1 i.