Chicago Tribune from Chicago, Illinois • 6

1HE LEWIS E. COX COMPANY ATTACHED. AN OLD SETTLER GONE. 05 THE ISLAND SEAS. ON THE ROLL OF HONOR.

NEWARK'S BEER DELUGE. In VFell-Known Knit Goods Manufacturers 100'J. B-Brinker. 50 Idj S. Hutchinson 50 100; K.

C. 60 B. Calking 45. 1W fLbSLOsJ W. H.

Alien S. Madole I. T. Haskett Thos. W.

J. Toul Grand total A Record of Minor Collision ana wreCKS Financial Difficulties. York, Dec 2. An attachment for EX-MAYOR ISAAC L. MILLIKEN JOINS TWELFTH INST ALL JIKNT OF WORLD'S on the Great Lake.

The steamharsre Charley Rieta and consort. THE GHKAT MAJORITY. AN was obtained today by Blumenstiel F.tlli Sl'HSCUIPTIvJNf. EXFLOSIOW IN CHARLES TREFZ'3 11RF.WEKT IN THAT CITV. bound for Manistee, collided with the stcamharRC Susan K.

Peck of Buffalo between the crib and the mouth ct the river lave yesterday afternoon. After a Besldence tof Fifty-three Years in The Figures Foot Up to S45.180. It was dark and smoky and the Peck was feeling Hirsch against Lewis R. Cox manufacturers of knit goods at No. 385 Broadway and at Philadelphia, in favor of F.

Victor Achelis for goods sold, and the Sheriff is in possession of the New York office. Oscar Dressier Co. have also obtained Last Friday the foreman of one of Chicago's big. gest Houses was tn and incidentally remarked of the Rogers, Peet Overcoat he was wearing: "This is my third W'ai'e. on that Overcoat.

I CAN'T WEAR THE THING OUT', but 1 guess I will get a new one, just lor a change." her way Iu when the Rietz was sighted off her Chicago tie Passes Away at the Age of 76 A Sketch of His Life A Stirring Experience in 1854 as Mayor Dr. Watt-non Carr, One of Chicago's Old-Time Physicians, Dies at the Age of 83. Isaac L. Milliken, ex-Mayor of Chicago, died bow. The Peck blew two whistles and reversed her engines.

Tbe Kietz did not answer, and a moment later struck the Peck almost end to end. The Peck was poinsr astern at the time. The with Those Previously Ileported, a Total for Twelve Installments of SI, 833,080 Stock Taken by the Dealer in Plumber Supplies, the Vinegar and Pickle Men, the Scandinavian Auxiliary, and Hank Employe "ot(u an attachment asrinst tne concern Bior $5,495. Mr. Cox has been in the business fif Captain of the Peck feared his coat was leasing teen years, having a large factory-' in Phila no ran ner on ice oeacn.

sue was aiierwarus delphia which he valued at $000,000. In 1SSH EXPOSITION NOTES. The Vancouver Board of Trade has passed resolutions indorsing Chicago. The City Council at Pasadena, CaL, has passed resolutions indorsing Chicago. The American Hereford Cattle Breeders' Association has passed resolutions indorsing Chicago.

Mayor J. E. Shakespeare of New Orleans writes that he heartily indorses Chicago and offers his aid. Clark E. Carr, Minister to Copenhagen, writes that he favors Chicago and hears many expressions of good will towards the Western metropolis.

Pluygers coffees and spices, at Rotterdam, Holland, write that the Fair project has already attracted much attention in OUBiness circles. They say that general sentiment favors Chicago rather than a sea city and that personally they would exhibit products in Chicago which they would not in New York. FOB CONGRESSIONAL ACTION. found to be perfectly sound and only scratched by the collision. She was towed off by the tug The official figures of the twelfth install he opened a retail store as an outlet for his yesterday morning at No.

3410 Praine aveDue. The news of his death was received ny Mayor Cregier in the afternoon, a friend of the ex- ment of the list. of actual subscriptions to tbe goods. For some years be has been assisted Gardner. The Chicago afterwards Drought ner in, and sSe now lies at Kichardson's dock on the North Branch.

The Hietz was towed tn to the pier, where she now lies for some small repairs. Mayor calling to ask that some preparation De financially by William M. Singerly, who, it is said, invested over 250,000 in the business." stock of the Chicago World's Exposition are as follows Previously maae for attending the funeraL The Mayor at once ordered the city's flag floated at half-mast. 11 jr hawser is iu ner wneei ana ner. wneeinouso July 1 last Mr.

Singerly took the retail store needs some repairing. and has since carried it on. Mr. Milti lien's death was announced in the city Council last nisht. and appropriate action was PI.CMI1ERS' SrPI'LIES.

Crane Hro. Mfg.Co.HUH Kaymnnd lead 2.500 Philadelphia, Dec. 2. Mr. Cox is taken by a resolution to attend the funeral in a Another Collision.

Port Hcron, Dec. a The steamers I. Woir Mfg. Co o.iW .1. H.

Clow Son Nat. Tube b.M Am. Tube A Iron Co. LWi body and the appointment of Aid. Dixon, cui-lerton.

and Campbell to prepare a memorial George Presley ana J. C. Gilchrist, both bound J.V.BIatchtord,iCo Shot Tower said to be ill in bed, and statement can be obtained from him. Mr. W.

W. Ledyard, counsel for the judgment creditors, stated tonight that Mr. Cox's liabilities would amount VINEGAR AND PICKLES. down, came in collision this afternoon opposite the railroad dock. The Presley then ran Into Squire Dingee Co 500) J.

A. Budlong 9 100 Jiiver of Bwer Flow the Street and the Cellar of House Two Block Are Fiooded KeldenU Trj-Ibk to Ball "at Their Premises John J. riunkett Given a Divorce from the Spirit Wife of A. llentley Condition of Ireland. Sf.vv York, Dec.

2. Special. J--AD. explosion like a ibunder ciap, a deafening crash of lulling walls and miRtity vats, a irushme forth of beer into the streets for bioc-Ks around, like torrents loosened by ttie bursting ot a dam, and a series of sharp, seemingly aerial reports liko giant torpedoes fired quick succession, followed by beer again in streams, were ttie accompaniments of an accident that wrecked the if three-story brewery building known, as Charles Trefz's in Newark afternoon, and treated the people in the vicinity to as startling and peculiar a spectacle as most of them ever wit-XH-ssea. There were actual rivers of beer in the streets, and the cellars of houses two blocks away were flooded by it.

It eushei from the windows of the shattered building for nearly two hours after the explosion. The building fronted on Kaukin street, in the block bounded by Beacon, Springfield, and Soutu Orange streets. It was built less than lour years ago. la it were the resting" and fermenting departments, connect-, ing with an older building in the center of the blocK. The three floors of the new build-intr contained tifty huge vats.

Before the Ex-Mayor Milliken visited the Mayor's office Meeting: of the Chicago Delegation at the dock, doing damage to the amount of $300. to nearly $500,000. Damages to the boats. If any, not ascertained, as Spieliuann tfros. sw u.

w. tiyan John C. Meyer 3MtU. 5" Walter dough lUOKi. J.

(irosa 61 A. Bullion K. Ever 60 Klrby Cider Co l'llj Weber Plocumann. o0 Krunk Kiesen lUUiKreUUeb.ni Philadelphia, Dec. 2.

The Mellor Washington to Arrange for Legislation. Washington, D. Dec. 2. Special.

for the last time about a month ago. He was born at Biddeford, Aug. 20. 1813- At the age of 14 years he moved to Troy, N.Y., Vihere he was employed by his uncle and by whom he was they both passed down. Bittenhouse company, manufacturers of mm Peril of the Sea.

SCANDINAVIAN AUXILIARY. Th8 Cnicaeo people took the first definite step towards World's Fair legislation tonight. A meeting was beld which was attended drugs and chemicals, assigned today. The company was organized in 1S86 with a capital taught the trade of a blacksmith, tie moved to Detroit, Dec. 2.

Special. J. A. Dins E. B.

Andestad Lnren Chicago in 1836. establishing himself in Dust J. Harold Anderson of No. 231 Twentieth street was chief engineer of by nearly all the Congressmen and Carl Anderson Anton Anrtreasen of $300,000. An officer of tne company tonight estimated that the liabilities would reach 300,000,.

the ill-fated steambarge Annie Smith, which went ashore and to pieces near Cheboygan in the most of the committee. Senator, Farwell John W. Berry iness here. Being ambitious he acquired some knowleds-e of law Ha also took an interest in public" affairs. March 13, 1854 he was elected Mayor of Chicago.

He served twice as Alderman, was a member of the Board ot storm of Wednesday night last. He reached De Cincinnati, Dec. 2. special. i rrobT William J.

Bryan V. Berueson troit this afternoon. About 8 o'clock Wednesday ti. Borgquist nicht the Smith struck. The sea broke over her Axel Chytraus llermnir Crawley and lifted her bodilv around broadside to it and Health during the term he held the office of Mayor, and acted as Assistant County Jude to tne shore.

The crew took refuge in the quar Christiansen ThomuH K.Crowe presided. A resolution was introduced by Representative Mason which had for its object prompt Congressional action. It provided that a committee should be appointed to confer with the representatives of other cities seeking the Fair and arranee ror some means of taking the sentiment of Congress on the advisability of holding the Exposition 1S92, and the measures which were to be proposed for legislation. during a part of 1853. He also held the position ters forward, but uuring the night these were parried awav.

Then thev went below aud tried Zorgen O.Christiausen William S. Cronk ably one of the largest attachments -ever made in this city took place at the Ps.lace Hotel today. Several days ago the big jewelry house of Stern Stern in New York assigned, owing over 200.000, but having no assets. Suits were brought in the Superior Court asainst the defunct concern by a Boston firm for and today $150,000 worth of fine jewelry was found in tno possession of Joe Phillips, one of Stern Stern'3 trav of Police Justice for manv vears. Lie was ap to keep from freezing, though tney ionna nara pointed one of the directors of the Mechanics' In a.

Iioheny W. It. Donovan work. In the morning she commenced to break up. Julius Kbert and the second mate, Henry Uoul.

got on a hatch Theo. Kbert John Kianigan stitute in 1843 ana one of the ice-iresiaenis in 1856. In politics Mr. Midiken was a Democrat, but favored the abolition of slavery; hence on the breaking out of the war he joined the Republican party, and was thereafter an active Wjiljara (iruiiuw As has been heretofore exploined Mr. cover and jumped overboard on tne lee siae, where the water was comparatively smooth.

Ole O.liuilmuniison... eling men. He paid the fl.OOO and spirited SO S. J. Melhn lit lr.

B. 100i Martin Mathiesen oOiWilliara 11. 10: Hans Mndsen 10 A. it. Miclielson 100 Julius K.

icl U) William Memsou 50' Thomas I. 10, 11. I. Nelson 10; Martin K. Nelson IMIj.

Martin Oisen Mil Charles Ornbt rg 20: H. o. Oupena' Kill John V. Olsea 201 n. Bert Perry A.

J. I'edersm 501.1. S. 1'ihlstrom KM! kills B. lOU'lngebert HI! J.

Hednrser 50 Alex P. Keiisen 50 John'F. Kyan Charles Richly 60 Anton Roinie 5) A. M. Kasaicssen 10 1 W.

Schruuier 10 Ivan Sehoy Id! Paul O. rtensloud "20' C. Setbneas UHli I). M. ISchycker lOOlSaiu Soliultx lOOi Henry bweet 100 tiust L.

Swenson SOiChrist Sebroeder 10 Andrew explosion today they held about 32.000 kegs Mason's idea is a general caucus of Repre Hut he had not eone more than twenty feet from Hans A. Nansen. supporter of its principles. Mr. Milliken mar his goods to Kentucky.

This matter may ot beer. All three noors were cooieu uy sentatives and Senators to settle these Jacob HienSe tue boat when he was washed off. He sung out V) 1C0 111 nil Ml 5() 20 10 IU 111 WO 101) 50 211 1W 50 inn 60 M) 20 Ju 111 1011 ai 50 10 IU) llW iuo li)0 100 50 50 10 50 50 50 100 50 50 10 10 Isidore H. Himos throw him a line, which was done as promptly ried Miss Almira Done of Kacme, wno died Sept. 28, 1871.

They had no children. lead to an investigation ana sensational developments, i ammonia pipes runninsr to a patent ice mar-inne on the trround floor at the rear of matters in accordance with the wish of the maioritv. Other cities, with as the benumbed sailors could act. The second Ilxlverson Erik Herskind mate eaueht it. was pulled back to the boat, and the exception of Washington, have re A STIRRING EXPERIENCE.

Mr. Milliken did hot uass fifty-three active Oz Herem the build me. The exact manner of the ex K. E. llailigan ATTEMPTED MUKDEE AT KALAMAZOO.

niosion is a mvstery, but there is little doubt hoisted half way up the side. But the cold had taken away his strength, and he let go his grip and dropped back into the icy waters, which years in Chicago without many experiences char Ha vorsen ceived the plan favorably, because they are anxious that it should be known at an early date whether the Fair is to have the sanc that it resulted in some way from a breik in Dr. Gibbs Shoots F. E. Mlcheher The nri4 or more of tne ammonia Dines.

The es- closed over him and he was seen no more. All dav Thursday." savs Mr. Dins, we suf Lawrence Hewsebrath Christian Hansen Nils B. Hansen Charles A. A.

Johnson John K. Jelke canine cas probably expanded in the ice-cold fered terribly from the cold and wet and from Physician's Explanation of His Action. Kalamazoo, Dec. 2. SpeqiaLJ Dr.

Morris GibbsV entered the American the fear of her going out from under us. We were near the shore, but after the fatal experience of Use second mate we did not dare try to air and blew up. It made a complete wreck of the interior of the building. Half a dozen men worked on the three floors of the Care A. Johnsen A.

Johnson Hotel here this afternoon and without a word of warning placed a revolver against Julius Jager reach it. Our yawl boat had been washed away and we could see it on the shore. We could see brewery tendinz the vats, but luckily for r.dward Kaeuler Bros llKliOtto Thorrud. neoole there also walking around, and we yelled them tne explosion came just at the dinner fill Charles Ummach. James 1.

end Martin Kean 50 P. J. Wail That's the kind of Clotlriasr sell, i. 'P. 0.

RELIABLES." guaranteed to give satisfaction. There's no patent, no copyright on honestly-made, ready-made OVERCOATS aud ULSTERS, but the ABILITY and DISPOSITION to produce such garments are rarely associated; every dealer shoutg "FINE GOODS," and then 99 per cent of them "lay awake nights" studying: how they can make their garments SLIGHTLY. SUPERFICIALLY ATTRACTIVE, salable at big profits, instead of aiming at intrinsic merits, and permanent satisfaction. $18, $20, $23, $25, $28 $30 Are favorite prices on perfectly reliable P. Co." OVERCOATS and ULSTERS.

Lower grades of other makes at Lower Prices we keep. We try to have them well worth the "money asked. You can tell which they are when selecting by the prices, finish, and absence of P. silk labels. Our FURNISHING, our HAT.

and our CHILDREN'S CLOTHING MANAGERS, are all on the "qui vive" to make it very interesting for yoa here this month. hour when they were absent from acteristic ol earner aays. The most exciting episode in his life took place in 1854. Stephen A. Douglas, then a United States Senator, came home to address his constituents.

He announced that he would speak Sept. 1 at the old North Market Hall, where the Criminal Court Building now stands. The announcement created a furor. Douglas had aroused the fiercest opposition by a Fourth of July speech at Philadelphia, in which he "freed his mind" on Know Nothinfiism and the Free-Soil party. The M.

I. Knudsen 10 J. li. Wringer to them for hours to brins us out our yawl or to go to Cheooygan and rtport our precarious condition. But thev paid no attention to us.

We hn hmliiinc. Had thev been at the side of F. E. Kicheher and fired. A stub of a bank check-book alone saved Michener's life, as it broke the force of the shot.

The doctor attempted to shoot again, but was prevented. Dr. Gibbs, when taken to jail, declared that Michener had caused his wife to abandon him two months ago. Charles Larson 100 Henry Winter J. Lindos Kill O.

A. Wold work- thev" all must have been suffered everything but death Thursday night. O. C. Land 50iC.

L. Waite Friday morning we saw a steamearge going up borne down with the falling floors and BANK EMPLOYES NATIONAL BANK OF AMEKICA. K'S. Thomas 10 K. 1.

Carter 10 and waved a tablecloth to her. tone ran into une- crushed under them and the wrecked vats or rirnwned bv tne beer deluge. Into the cellars boygan and sent a tug to our rescue. The Smith W.S.Thomas HIThos. B.

Mabesly 10 broke up shortly after we left her." Alfred Kohn ISO W. E. Clark 10 Fatal Dispute Between Iowa Farmers. Sioux City, Dec. 2.

Special. About HIBERNIAN BANKING ASSOCIATION. of tne houses below Prince street the beer flowed to such a deptn that the resideuts were busv until night trying to bail out their J. W. Maclieagh i 50 Joseph J.

Dutfe 50 A Tug Itnrned. CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK. two miles west ot Monona County, this evening James Dugan was shot and killed premises. Many persons also scooped up tne Port Dalhocste, Dec. 2.

At noon today fire was discovered on the tug Sam Perry directly ISAAC L. MTLLIKEN. beverage Dans, pans, and cups. B. F.

Woods 50iJ. II. Fnreusharsoai. 10 Harry 11. Buck Ml'; Ben A.

Mays 10 William Dickey 101 A. J. Barnes 60 oy James Shannon and Elmer Thimple, neigh tion of Congress. The resolution was passed. It specified Senators Farwell and Cullom, Representatives Adams and Springer, ana Edwin Walker as the committee.

The first hint of Congressional action ws given in the Senate" today when Senator Aldrich introduced a resolution providing for the appointment of a committee of nine Senators to whom should be referred all matters relating to the Columbus Centennial of 1892. The resolution was laid over. Senator Aldrich had forgotten that a select committee, of which Senator HiscocK is Chairman, is already in existence. When the matter was called to his atten tion he conferred with Senators His-cock and Farwell, who thought it might be arranged to increase tne present committee to nine members with a representative each from Illinois, Missouri, and York, and the remaining members to be supposedly neutral. Tomorrow the resolution will be amended in this way so that it will be satisfactory to all the applicants for tne Fair.

A debate may spring up which wiil bring out enough expressions ot opinion to show what the drift of sentiment is among the Senators. The Senate vill be able to take the initiative in legislation because its macninery is less cumbersome than that of the House. Some of the Chicago people have overlooked this cont ingency entirely, as their notion was that all the legislation would originate in the House, but if the Senate committee investigates and reports on this subject its report is pretty apt to be accompanied by a bill. GEN. HAWKINS OPINION.

under the pilot house. The tug Harvey Neelon The brcwerv is one of those recently pur- boring farmers. They were involved in a bitter MERCHANTS' NATIONAL BANK. had her hose playine on the fire immediately, Chased in this country by the English brevv- dispute about a roadway and all parties were (J. Silverman.

R. M. but the flames spread rapidly, until she was armed. After Duean was shot he are a re- erv syndicate, I he total loss oy tne expio 50i Dominiek Kocca. H.

i. Stal hwood scuttled. She lies alongside the pier in thirteen volver but in a few moments he dropped dead. ion. including the damage to the building, H.

T. Stallliwood oOi.lno. P. urse feet of water, and is a total loss. She was owned Shannon ana xmmpie have not yet been 5n Ralph Gordon K.

the vats, and the value ot the beer that got by II. Julian of this place, and valued at do 1.1. it. Cbas.C. Keed away, is estimated at no less than 60 i K.

II. Gaiuber She was insured for Fred Powell F. L. Powell 50; Phillin P. Lee Edwin L.

Ward 20! William H. JOHN J. PLUSKETI GETS 1IIS DIVORCE. The germs of scrofula are destroyed by Ayer's sarsaparilla. Sold by all druggists.

The Lake Huron Wreck. 3. S. Moore A. Webster Charles B.

lde 10 W. H. Johnson East Tawas, Dec. 2. Special.

The Freed from the Woman Who "Preferred A. tuu Sea Gull arrived here today with tbe V. P. H. Worthington, Alia Ward.

Dobbins water-logged. She was pumped out, but 11. B. Miles jOi.laines A. Mayer Adam s.auth 10H.

P. Bradley William T. Barr 10 lieorse E. W. E.

Means 1" W. li. Johnson L.J. Ston IOiM. Mitchell New Yokk, Dec.

2. Special. Although filled aeain on trettine into deep water. The tug Mockine Hird, with the schooner Home and tug MKAPOWCKOirr BHDS. Mrs.

Mary H. Flunkett claims to have acted under "divine approval" when she linked her destinies to Christian Scientist A. Bent- Grinln, left again today for the Peck and Wesley. Walter D. Keats 10: T.

Sandlobera Hans L. Mayer 10! C. A. Lohn The Sea Gull leaves tomorrow for the Midnight ley AVorthington, otherwise known as "Gen. FOREMAN BROS.

at Fishpoint. TnHtl Movements of Dee. 2. A. Schmidt HMJeorge S.

Nutting A. B. Ward of Dakota." she merely played the iart of an unfaithful wife from the ma E. J. Hartelme lOiE.

Benjamin MUSKEGON Cleared H. A. Root, Michigan G. A. Fehringer 10 City.

terialistic standpoint of the Supreme Court. ATLAS NATIONAL BANK. FOR BREAKFAST, LUXCH, DB5EH, AND ALL TIMES. MENIERx CHOCOLATE? THE HEALTHIEST AND THE BEST, SANDUSKY Arrived Dan' Kunz, Pelee, James J. Parker Judge Patterson today signed a decree of 61 50 Thomas H.

Patterson. 'J0 1 Thorn is Ashley 20 .1. M. Mills Fred J. Kron Weston, Lorain.

vorce in favor of her husband, John Newell S. Lord TOLEDO Arrived Hadley, Monohansett, 1'lunkett. releasing him from his matri Ashtabula. Laketon, St. Clair, Lyaitn Casey, Cheboy- a Fred K.

Lord 20. Kay Cardone 10 Thomas Walkup Georjte P. Hoke J. M. Hayes J.

E. Hathaway Kn. monial bonds, and containing the usual two elements combined in this city and declared that Douglas should never make another public speech in Chicago. Tho "Little Giant's" friends, as a counter-move, organized as a body to see fair play and give him muscular backing, if necessary. This organization only tended to inflame the opposition.

It was said xhat Mr. Douglas had selected a body-guard of 5(J0 Irishmen, "who, armed, would be present at the meeting to compel the people to silence while their leader spoke. Such was the state of public excitement that it was thought advisable by conservative citizens that the Mayor should preside at the meeting to preserve order. Mr. Milliken consented to preside.

During the afternoon preceding the meeting the flags of such shipping as was owned by the most bitter of the opposition were hung at half-mast. At dusk doleful bells were tolled in the neisnborbood of the meeting-place. By 8 o'clock a mob filled Michigan street in front of tne old North Market Hall, from Dearborn to Clark. Mr. Milliken addressed the crowd briefly, referred to the predictions ol trouble at the meeting, and expressed the hope that they would not be fulfilled.

Mr. Douglas arose to speak. lie proceeded smoothly enough until some burly fellow in the throng questioned one of his statements. Instantly a rumpus began. Hisses, vile names, cat-calls were hurled at Mr.

Douglas from all narts of the gathering. It was evident that the Know-Nothings and Free-Soil men were dangerously numerous. Mr. Milliken attempted to secure order. His efforts were wholly unavailing.

Mr. Douglas became surrounded by a howling, raging mob, anxious to ao him personal injury. His friends now determined to turn loose their fighting organization and put down the disturb, mg elements. Fortunately, Mr. Douglas learned1 of their design, and commanded them to be calm.

Then be faced the mob and denounced them. He was pelted with rotten apples, and several eggs even broke on the platform. But by holding his friends in check Mr. Douglas prevented a physical clash. He was finally forced, however, by the yelling to stop trying to make himself heard.

He left the rostrum. A Dhalanx of his friends, with Mr. Milliken at their bead to cOmmand peace, formed around the Senator, and proceeded to escort him to hts hotel. Hooting, followed to the Clark street bridge. It was fortunate that the bridge tender had intelligence enough to turn the bridge the moment the Douglas party was over.

ERIE Arrived Susauehanna and Philadel F.M.ATW00D, Hatter, Oothler, Furnisher, Clark and Madison Street N. W. Corner. clause prohibiting Mrs. Flunkett from con New York Not the Place for the Fair Go'liaih'i Legislative Committee.

New Yokk, Dec. 2. Special. Gen. Rush C.

Hawkins, who was one of the Commissioners from the United States to the Paris Exposition, came back today on the steamship Alaska. He devoted himself to the consideration of the art exhibit, and he returns with the idea that FELSENTHAL, GROSS MII.1.EK. phia from Chicago; Sarah Sheldon from Escanaba. tracting a second marriage. departures.

Fred Miller I Louis A. Lafont Benj. K. Straus 20 F. E.

Lantoi-d Mrs. Henrietta H. Farnsworth, who was ESCANAKA-Sailed Cambria. Sitka. Ashta one of the witnesses, told the story of the bula: Ualeixh.

Hnffalo: Is. Swain, Cleveland. Wind Sam Levin KoellinK K. Fleisi hman 10 James Ferd Burns 11. E.

Smith 10 Ben Arade marriage Mrs. 1'lunkett contracted alter northeaat. iresh; suow. MIN'ORViLLE Down Westover, Burton. 11.

J. Clarke 20 N. .1. Ghiselii Windsor. Windbound J.

J. Bronson. Wind north lrvinn Ij. Arnold 10 Charles A. the City of Chicago would be a better place east, blindinu snow-storm.

W. M. Knot 10 S. Goldsmith J. H.

Cawthorne 10 Joseph Honeo. PORT COLBOUXE -Down W. B. Hall, Ash lor the display of art and everything else than New York would be. That we can Paris Exposition, 1889; 3 Grand Prizes 5 Gold Medals.

Arthur K. Parker 10 H. K. Kent A. T.

Beckett 10 John .1. Anton tabula, Toronto; Hecla. Chicago, OKdeDSburg. Li Strong, westerly winds. J.

H. Jenking 20C. H. Greenleaf- ASHTAhULA Arrived Sea Gull, Kelley's K. Kicker 50! possibly get up anything on this side that will successfully compete with the exposition closed in Paris.

He is of opinion 4 Island; Mitchell, Corsica, Farwell, Escanaba, ore. H. SCHAFFNER 3c CO. Cleared Sea Gull, Alpena, light. Albert Schwan 20! Ike J.

Becker PORT DAI.HOUSIE Up None. Down- coat, we can ouua iust as good a Simeon E. Baum 20i Bernard Maver leaving her husband. Eight or ten friends gathered in her room at No. 13 West Forty-second street and Mr.

VVortnington made a tew remarks-announcing thathe took her for his wile, and she declared that she accepted him tor her husband. After that tne woman was known as Mrs. Worthington fend the man moved into her house. Did you ever see Worthington kiss her Mrs. Farnswortb was asked.

Yes, sir," was the reply. "Did you see him caress and hug heri" "Yes. I have seen her in his arms Mrs. Farnsworth said that Mrs. Plunkett had been in the habit of holding Christian science classes up to tne time of this second marriage, when sne discontinued them.

Shirkluna, W. B. Hall, Ashtabula, Toronto: Hecla, 11. H. Baum 20 11.

S. Neuberuer tower, and doubtless a better, than the Eiffel. Chicauo, OKdensburtc. Wind southwest, moderate to Abraham J. Schatfner.

10 1 Henry K. Ash He thinks that a similar tower built in this iresh. CNION TRCST COMPANY. country would prove just as remunerative. SHEBOYGAN Vessels in port for shelter OJSTCE USED, ISTE VER WITHOUT IT, Ask for Yellow Wrapper.

BRANCH HOUSE, UNION SQUARE, NEW YORK. Kufns F. Chaplns oOJGeorge K. Fred A. H.

101 in. L. Conneaut. William Aldneh. Challanee.

s. Thai. Mar pecuniarily, as the foreign one. and that ker, iua K- illiam Rudolph, City of Erie. Weather logKy; wind northeast, fresh; rainy.

those who climbed to the top of it would have a view of a landscape better worth seeing E. 8. DREVElt A CO. Adolph Berger I Hiuo Krickl W. J.

Missen 20-Charles E. Uanks OWEN SOUND Arrived Campana. She was than was observable from the structure that detained eighteen hours by being aground at coiiing- W'm. G.Courath 20 B. A.

Linn K. U. Kohtz 10 1 cast such a shadow over the Seine. wood. There are twenty steamers and several sail ing vessels laid up here, and several more are yet to L.

MAYER SON. 1 come in. (jren. Hawkins is equally certain of these things: First, that New York City has no possible place where an international exhibi Max Krauss 10 POUT HURON Down BircUhead and barges. Lpon this and other evidence Keteree Fanning found that the woman had been guilty of violating her marriage vows, and reported that Mr.

Flunkett was entitled to an absolute divorce. a. City or Kome, Id; Kalkaska. fresley. JOHN BCEHLER CO.

MarFrohlich 30 1 Otter Nottelmann tion could be successfully located unless it J. C. (iilehrist. Uratwiok. 1:15 i.

Iron King. Rob ert Packer, Merc-ur, Avon, (j; Erin, 6:15. Julius Hagt; 20 iGustave Hansen might be put in Central Park; second, that it is exceedingly doubtful if a sufficient Lp Mary Pringle and consorts, p. Lily SIeadstherace. amitb, a.

Cayuga, iu; liarlem, p. m. Dr. Wattson Carr. Dr.

Wattson Carr of No. 447 Washington boulevard died at 9 o'clock Sunday night. He passed away quietly, without- a 60 amount of money can be raised here: and. DR. O'REILLY! TOUR OP IRELAND.

WASMANSDOKF HEINEMAN. lewis Q. Stave I 50 August Schieferstein.l George Haake 50) COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK. MACKINAW CITY Down Scranton, 9 p. m.

third, that there is not time enough between Albany. nicago. a. Chemung, now and 1893 for preparation of such a fair Sitka, lyde. p.

ni. I Syracuse, a a. Sydney L. Frazer dOjUEkoil. tug Monarch.

9:30: Gov. Smith. Friiigeon. 11: Clavt. as would be a credit to the country.

H. N. Stephens 11 Craig. Alverson. 1:40: Owen, Michigan, Nichol The old worn out Potash, Mercury and San saparilla mixtures all left far behind.

8.S.S. NEVER FAILS TO CUKE BLOOD POISOJT. The Legislative Con.mittee devoted several T. F. Thome son, 4:40.

'1 he wind-bound boats got away this morn W. H. Snow hours this afternoon to a final review of the ing, wind southwest, strong throughout the night. fl. Nveuist light all forenoon, freshing up Ireui northwest this bill which Congress wiil be asked to pass by 1 alternoon.

tne cnampions ol the Empire City. The JAVA 8c MOCHA J. Gilmore aO'J. H. Morgan Mi.

D. Lindlev S. Whitoh H. Vernon fiO Samuel C. Farmer yOiW.

i. Heidemanh 20! A. H.Smith 20' A. Hiluard SW; W. S.

Graves rfOiW. K. Heron 50 James J. Barbour 50 Fred F. Day Detroit up Justice Fields.

5:30 a. G. K. Smitli. Jr.

meeting was held at the office of ex-Secre Chenango, Caledonia. Harlem, 12. Oown W. J. 1.

Keyes tary hitney, in the Mills Building. There Cumberland, a. m.s Whitney, ft; City of Rome, J. S. Cary 4: jiip.

Hircknead and barges, were present ex-Secretary Whitney, Gen. IL l. Chas. K. iibur, Gratwick, fresley, h.

sign of pain, "dying," Capt. Camilla Carr, his son, said, apparently of bid ag3." He was 84 years old, and celebrated the sixtieth anniversary of his marriage Nov. 4, 1889. His wife is still living, and he has seven children living, five having died. Among those living are Dr.

Mortimer Carr of Cumberland, Capt. Milton T. Carr, and Capt Camilla Carr. iDr. Wattson Carr was born in Cloverdale, near Winchester.

Nov. DETROIT Later Fisk arrived from New isnerman, ex-uov. Alonzo li. Cornell, ex Mayor Cooper, Joseph Liebman, H. S.

Men D. McDonald York at 10. Down Ward. 7:33. The Siberia.

I'reslev. AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK. I have seen Swift's Specific used, and known of many cases of the worst form of blood diseases wliica have been cured by It. I know the proprietors to be gentlemen of the highest type and utmost reliability. I recommend it as a great blood remedy, unequalled by anything that I know of.

M. B. Whau-tos1, Pastor 1st Baptist Church, 3'ontgomery, Ala. TreatisemBlood and Skin Diseases mailed free. (iilehrist and Wilbur are all here tinidnighti coaling.

nelson, Ambrose Snow, James W. Tappin, F. L. Hankey Tlie Wilbur, grounded at Grosse Point at 2 this morn ana w. n.

u. stones. Wm. H. Christoph ing, was released at 4 p.

in. alter lightering tons. C. H. Chaptu Geo.

F. Orde The meeting was a private one. After its conclusion Mr. Whitney said that the Drovis- Port of Chicago. Frank P.

Judson 10 C. I). Orde 20 A. Wolff A. Dameier 10 H.

IL Bowie 211. G. H. lott lOjHeiirv C. lOIKobt.

M. Orr K. Calhoun 10 Frank W.Thomas 10iJ. Edward Maass 50 Arthur Tower Arrived with lumber, etc. Hattie B.

Pereue, Ford Jas. P. Hankey ion and text of the bill had been thoroughly discussed, ana in the judgment of the Legislative Committee it was now in fit shape to Klver; rcvra Miller. Sturgeon Bay; W.O.Goodman. PR.

CARR. E. Ij. Buricharut C. P.

Herriek Kt-tvt snptfreQMPANT, Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga. Marinette. With sundries Lvconiing, Lehigh, buffalo; Muskegon. Manitowoc. With coal Thomas W.

A Perfect Art Album containing 24 Beautiful Photographs representing Tea and Coffee culture, will be sent be introduced in Congress, but it would no RobL Monteomery Jr. Palmer, Scranton. S. E. Peck.

Tom Adams. Buffalo. be made public until it had been submitted to T. B. Emery Cleared with grain, etc.

Owego. C. W. Klphicke, Robert L. Fryer.

Lackawanna. Buffalo: John Mark. SILVERMAN'S BANK. Unlet Determination and Enerjjr of the l'eople Col. Atkinson Observations.

New Yokk, Dec. i Special. The salt crust on the red funnels of tne big Cunarder Etruria, whose arrival below was reported toifay, was the only outward mark left by the storms through which she had passed. When she reached her pier several Irish Nationalists were waitinir there to welcome the Kev. Dr.

O'Reilly, Treasurer of the National Loague in this country, and Col. John Atkinson, who were returning from a six weeks1 tour of Irelano. "I found the people of Ireland full of hope," said Dr. O'Keiily, and, considering their past experience, the feeling of quiet determination and enertry displayed simply astounded me. There is not the least siirn of weariness shown, and whenever I spoke of any of the existing evils I was always silenced witnthe reply: 'O, but think how it used to be.

You should have been here years ago. It was ever so much worse All thought seems concentrated on the remedy, which is, of course, houu3 rule and the ownership of their lands." At least 1,500 persons are imprisoned for political said CoL Atkinson- "On the slightest pretext Irishmen are sent to prison. Some ot those now incarcerated are suffering under such charges as refusing to shoe horses lor obnoxious persons, refusing to supply the ignorant constables conveyances to go to places where tenants are to be evicted, or tor laughing at constable s. We saw Gladstone at Hawarden Castle. He expressed treat faith in the results of the coming election." Dr.

O'Keiily and Col. Atkinson left for Detroit at noon. the treneral Executive Committee on Wednesday and had received that commit Manistee. With sundries Muskegon. Manitowoc.

L. S. 20 Moses 10 Light Charles Kietz. Koanoke. Manistee: 11.

B. Pe on receipt of your address. CHASE SANBORN, 73 Broad Boston. Western Dept. 80 Franklin Chicago, III; Henry Gurttey oj reue, Grand Haven; Cuarles Luling, Manistee.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK. tee's approval. BE0KEB BINNEY SAILS FOB EUK0PE. 12. 1807.

and was educated in the Winchester Academy. He later studied medicine under Dr, Cornelius Baldwin of Frederick County, Virginia, and in he. attended medical lectures in Philadelphia. He began hi! practice in Virginia, and Nov. 4, 1829, married Maria G.

Koontz. He then moved to Morgamown, W. and practiced in that vicinity until 1S57, when he moved to Chicago. He located at once near the corner of Washington boulevard and Ada street, and had been in that locality ever since. He was one of the oldest practicing phy Frank E.

Brown 10 ALL THREE WE EE ASPHYXIATES. C. S. Brown C. Brown id 10 ao The lonnj Insurance Alan of Boston John Stapleton, Hie Wife, and Grandson Fred E.

Brown Philip S. Brown Fred 1. Kent 10 Evade a Financial 10 Die Thus at Elgin. 111. J.

Kent Boston, Dec. 2. rSpecial.l George Elgix, I1L, Dec. 2. Special.

Today sicians in Chicaso. and was probably better F. L. Kent Fred T. Taylor H.

Binney, the young Boston insurance bro W. It. Moiis neighbors of John Stapleton, who lived at No. 117 Perry street, noticing an unusual ker, sailed Saturday for Europe. He has W.

B. Avery known than any other on the West Side. He had a wide circle oi friends who all mourn his death. It is less than a month aeo that they were invited to celebrate the sixtieth anniversary of his wedding. been in Canada, it is understand, since the quietness about his house, went to investi Joseph B.

Gibson A.A.Cumberland. A. A. Howland banks here suddenly expressed a desire to have him settle or explain the disposition of gate, ana found the entire family, Jchn Stapleton, bis wife, Ellen Stapleton, and their J. I Whapies One of the principal things he was noted for 50 10 100 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 was his chanty.

He devoted a great deal of his grandchild, Johu, dead, havin? apparently Gibson Charles F. Pease K. Gibson certain large sums of money he had borrowed from them. Mr. Binney was willing to re GRATEFULCOMFORTING.

EPPS' COCOA. BREAKFAST. "By a thorough knowledge of the natural la-3 -whiiH govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a Careful application of the fine properties ot well-selected Cocoa, Mr. Kpps has provided our breakfast tables witha delicately flavored beverage which may save us many heavy doctors' bills. It is by the judicious use of such articles of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to diseass.

Huo. dreds of subde maladies are floating around us ready to attack wherever mere is a weak point. We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortifiad with pure blood and a properly nourished Civil Service Gazette. Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold only la hall-pound nns.

by grocers, labeled thus: JAMES EPPS Homoeopathic Chem- ists. London. England. time to it, and gave1, time to poor patients that been asphyxiated by coal gas. 'The last M.

Pease time members of the family were seen alive might have been more prohtabiy put in witn patients better able to nay. This trait ot his character is aptly described turn to Boston and face the music after his extravagance and high expenditure became C. Pease Hetiry L. Kent as Friday, and it is. evident they died that J.

A. Kent night. In tne living-room was a coal stove known. His friends, however, not knowing Sol M. Kineman which had seen much usage.

From this Otto Kastrup just what turn affairs might take, counseled by a friend, who says: Dr. Carr had a habit of carrying fruit for his patients instead of bills for his services. His charity was well known, and he spent a great deal of time in attending patients who were unable to pay him. He was a H. Kastrup room two small sleeping apartments opened, one of which John Stapleton occupied, the him to stay away, and thus the European AUKIVAL OF RUE l'ATTI COMPANY.

Ernest Hermann I. H. Cour other being used by his wile and grandson. George B. lde trip was undertaken.

Mr. Binney's creditors are trying to secure such of their claims Rotable A-turejation of Mnslral Talent F. E. Charles G. Fox a iaa 01 u.

ine bodies were aiscoverea oy Jennie McNamara. She looked through the windows aud saw John Stapleton lying on Landed In Sew York. as they can. The handsome Marlborough 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 true The funeral will probably take place Wednesday. Mrs.

Arline J. Pease. THE NOW WKLL KNOWN ISLAND OK BERMUDA Is reaehed in sirty hours from New Vorlc by ttie ele eant steamers of the yuebec S. S. sailinjr weeKly The situation of theae islands south of the MuM stream renders KROST UNKNOWN, and the noroui coral formation PREVENTS MALARIA.

Theyuehe 8. S. Co. also dispatch hizhest class paswenuer steam ers every seventeen davs for Cruz and tht principal West. India islands, affording a charming tropical trip at a cost of about Bye dollars per day.

or all particulars apply to A. AHEKN, Secretary, Quebec. Cnnada. THOS. COOK SON'S.

2S2 South Clarte-st, or A. E.OUTEKliRlD(JJS Agents. 61 Broadway. New Vorif BRUNSWICK, GA. THE OGLETHORPE Will Open its Third Season MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1889.

The hotel and its appointments are in all respects unexceptionable. For circulars, routes of travel, address J. H. KING, Manager. BERMUDA, THE LAND OF THE LILY AND THE HOSE.

HAMILTON HOTEL, OPEN FROM DECEMBER UNTIL MAY. For circulars, address WALIES AIKEN. Proprietor. Hamilton, Bermuda. Aiken, South.

Carolina. W1NTE RESORT FOR HEALTH AND PLEASURE. Driest Climate in the United States, Except points of icreat altitude in the Rocky Mts. Highland fakk First-Class ix Every Respect. OPFNS FOR SEASON of TH URSOA Nov.H COTTAGES Furnished or unfurnished TO RENT For descriptive pamphlet and terms address B.

P. CHATF1ELU. Proprietor ana Manager THOMAS VTLLE, PINEY WOODS HOTEL. Season Opens Dec. 4, 1889.

M. A. BOWER Proprietor For circulars, rates, address WM. E. DA VIES, Manauer.

TbomasvUle. Ga or F. A. BUDLONti. Windsor Hotel.

N. V. City. 30 BATS' TRIAL! iSEW ukk, Dec. 2.

Special. It is seldom that any one day sees such an apgreeation of one bed dead and Johnny on his face, his body twisted as if he had struggled hara for 10 iF. K. Ocker loill. B.

Judson llli H. F. Sebmitb 10 John K. Gardin 10. C.

B. stanse Ull.I. H. Moeley 10'C. M.

Smith 10 V. G. Barroul 10 G. I). Burtton 10 C.

K. Morgan 10: W. A. BhTnie HiTheo F. Bliss 10 VV.

J. Koss iO IJ. H. Sir ad iron 10; K.J. Blossom 10; E.

C. Veasey." 10 C. A. Loueks 10 J. B.

Kertoot 10 G. P. A SVolsey Tamblvn 10: A. C. 10 S.

K. Avery 10 C. H. Solomon 10 A. C.

Solomon 10 Charles o. 10; V. Kvrard 101 J. E. Weber 10; Frank Pearson Jr 10 John G.

Havies 10 G. G. Fi.rtin 10: W. D. Crandal lo I.

Tayiur 100'Joseph C. Stover 10 1 C. W. Church 10! F. P.

Hay lOiJ. L. Eatrle 10! B. Hubbard D' W. F.

O'Learv 10 N. W. Weraeiman 10 A. Winner 10 L. I.

Sharp 10 G.J. H.iran 10 11. H.Heins 10 E. I. Arnuld 10 K.J.

Sinitti lo Geo. E. 10 lbomns K. 10 C. F.

Martens 2o; Irving K. Miokney 20 K. G. Beat 10 H. Ij.

Maicn 10 F. C. Bassett 10 A. I j. 10 F.

l. Vennum. lO Gordon B. 10: H. F.

Hiliiard 10 John iO; c. p. ciitiord H'lGeorge J. Barker 10 K. H.

Gaae 10 C. H. Newhall 10 Charles Norllirup 10; H. E. Xorthrup 10 N.

Giilett 4 co. street residence has been sold, and such other assets as remain are now in the hands of the court. Mrs. Binney is prostrated by the disclosures that have followed. She has varied talent land in Mew York as today's lire, while his grandmother lay tho Adrian, Dec.

2. Special Mrs. Arline J. Pease died at her home here Sunday, aged 79 10 arrivals, con sistinjf of nearly ail the Patti bed. It was evident from the appearance of the bodies that they had been dead some years.

She was the mother of Mrs. A. H. Lowrie, entered a protest against the petition which 10 20 opera company and the London Gaiety placed her in insolvency with her. husband time.

There was every evidence that the ni. who come to America under wife of the editor of the Elyria Seics. She was a prominent member of the Women's Christian woman and child had made a struggle lor He gave her, it seems, some twenty blank notes at one time which she indorsed some the management of Henry E. Abbey and Maurice Grau. The Etruria, me.

Temperance Union, and the adoption of the national week of prayer by that organization is on the back: and some on the face. Binney, as he wished money, negotiated these notes. said to De aue to her enorts. NEWS OF THK NORTHWEST. AiiiaKa, ana champagne brought the artiirts.

Mmo. Albani was on the Etruria 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 juugmeni in mis case is expected soon, and Prof. Baptiate Pevnand Dead. iuia is quite ill. Mie was conveyed to the some nne legal points relative to the property Gov.

Fifer yesterday appointed Charles N. New Orleans, Dec. 2. Prof. Baptiste rights of married women, points on which Twaddle ot Lake City, Moultrie County, I1L, xiitn Avenue uotel as quicklv as possible, nccomnanied by her husbaud, M.

Ernest tiye. H. T. Caldwell I. P.

Brainer.1 W. A. Ostenfeldt Thomas H. Cutler Herbert W. W.

Konold Brough A. W. Newton E. K. Boisot II.

C. Street A. A. Brians C. H.

Curtis Bert A. Gordon H. G. T. Fred Aspdeu E.

Caldwell Frank O. T. 11. Morris G. Hicks W.

McHenry 11. Slattwood R. S. street William H. John li.

F. H. Taylor John Ienison Frank W. Tavlor John A. Dillon James H.

Thomas. G. W. DeNeven John Monroe C. f.

Stover I. .1. Xeil 1 C. Kiefer H. F.

Green U. 1L Kettlestrings N. W. uecision nas never been given in American v-ouuiy juuge, vice n. removed.

Peynaud, the aerial diver, who was badly injured Friday night while diving from the tower at courts, will be involved in it. Binnev. hia Ihe family of Ben Thomas of Big Rock, ssnn is too ill to receive visitors. Scores of Johr.nios" were waiting for the' Alaska, friends thinK, will return to Boston as soon Farantas. died this morning.

Peynaud was 11 111., Is sadlv afflicted with diphtheria. Three children were buried Sunday ana one last ween. born at Marseilles, France, and had lollowed his profession about twelve years without meeting vciuufeiuo uaieiy company was onboard, and familiar faces such as Charles Danbv and Emily Pelton, were quicklv recotroizod. as an understanding can be reached. DENY THAT C0RBIN HAS AN OPTION.

Charles Graves, a young man of Clinton, comniuieu suiciue i uesuay last oy shooting himself with a shotgun. His remains were found lomiKim, tne trreat tenor, waa wnirnmd wun any serious accident. Entries for the Billiard Tournaments. yesterday alternoon. An Authoritative Statement from the 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 15 10 10 10 10 Mrs.

John Uotrr of Alton, 111., "was struck by ilr. Abbey aud Mr. Urau, who drove with him to Deiuionioo's, wnere. breanfast was served. The i'atti company will Wve for Chicago at ,4 p.

m. tomorrow. Some of the Michigan Stove-Works Company. rv train on the Illinois St. Louis Sunday New York, Dec.

2. Special. The entries for the billiard tournaments in New York and Chicago closed today. The players who have biiu receiveu lami injuries. sne was deaf and uia not near tne tram.

put up their $300 entrance money are Slosson, Moses Batman of' Lancaster Township, In- unisis wuo arrived were Mile. F.ibbri, Mile. Synnerborp, Mile. Uauermoister, yis. Ka-velli.

Del i'uente, Viccino, Ferugtm, Vanui, aril bexton, Daly, Heiser, and Ives. Nothing was authoritatively announced in regard to Schaefer DbTtroit, Dec. 2. Special. The report from Chicago that E.

A. Corbin had secured an option from an English syndicate upon the Michigan Stove company's works is emphatically denied by the members of the company. If any of the three big stove industries are placed on the market for English money, says a prominent director, it uianu, nas insiiiutea suit against his wire nephew. Sherman Milliner, ask.ng (5.UI0 dam age tor tne alienation ot his wife affections. or me renenmen coming in.

Although the time for making entries expired today it mlght if necessary be extended to allow Schaefer or The work of renovating the Excelsior fur GENKUAL MKlHlH OHTAS NEWS. A. Fair loo John W. Kdmanson Arthur M.Harris.... 100' A.

W.Harris S- K. K. 100 A. McDonald Thomas F. Daw 1W.M.

B. UNION NATIONAL BANK. 1C Ut LT cmLuui 23 to KK)degTec lr KlforncitF, positively eure oiner players to enter. nace at ishpemtng, was begun yesterday. The furnace has been out of blast for eignt years.

SKHKl SATIfr. KAU.U, mcl.MtiaustihZctmjn- uivorcea ana Kemarried Within Two uji. reixuu) pass into tna nanas or new D- -a aW Th2 permanent way, motive power, and entu'n. Month A Ual.y HDnonotmn. jc of both icxea.

vounc or will be at such a price as wiil be simply prohibitory. Said he In the first place, there 10 owners. i old or poor. Stop Iruggiug.cura ment of the Chicago, Rock Island Pacific Rail 10 10 New YoiTfc, Doc. i-Snecial.

W. Noble, tho mdinmaire owner ol the Orennhi tluts way are mamtaiuea at the highest standard of efficiency. To the demand3 of travel it resnonds 10 yonrsel A iyCARANTKkD the latest improved, cheapwt, el ti fie andeffective SIKDICAL ELECTRIC BELTUi the WORLD. Electric Suspensories free witu Malo Belts. Electricity luitaiitlT felt.

Call uld examine, or send stamp for illustrated pamphlet and terms. BR.W. J.KORNE.REMOVED I SO WABASH AVE. CHICACO. Or.

Ovsn's Elesfris Belt. o-AA I LYV lfY fa I FOR RUN AMD WOMAN J. Redtlick H. Hollingwirth C. S.

Brown George S. W. C. Brisg W. II.

llimi J. 1 lauiilton H. E. into K. J.

H. McGuire John T. K. K. V.

B. Noes G. C. Atkinson 1 hoiuas k. Jl A.

H. AicNabb 'M F. G. Merrill 2li: Frank BurKe SO William s. Naylor C.

if. Shoemuker 10 Ed. II. Hatch 'At' A. D.

F. Simmons 20 W. F. 10 C. 11.

10 K. M. lu It. Pierce F'th the best possible accommodations at lowest rates. It traverses a vast and fertile area it has largelv contributed to make populous and Among its latest triumphs are the mag- fMlm.

AV7. Poetical, 10 10 20 20 11 10 10 Zii 10 umycut, ruyauy equipped vestibule palace trains, wnicn run dauy between Chicago and tsiuns, ssu Joseph. Kaosas City, Denver, Colorado Springs, and Pueblo. New and A reignt train on the Northwestern road divided on a down crude near Beloit, yes-terdav morning, and the loose part crashed into the other, causing a wreck. Two tramps were injured.

FrauK Larkin was yesterday found guilty of burglarizing the post-office at Renault, Moo-roe Countv, iu the United States Circuit Court at Sprmtield, and sentenced to one year In the penitentiary. William Stout beean suit at Lincoln, yesterday against the Chicago, Burlington guincy railroad company for fii.Ouo damages for injuries sustained in Aueust last while engaged as a switchman in the company's employ. Upon the requisition of the Governor of Ohio Uov. Filer yesterday issued his warrant for the extradition of Lycurgus E. Hacauley.

wanted at Salem, for fraudulently conveying real state. He now in custody at Jacksonville. CONTINENTAL NATION AL BANK. C. Wllliard McNahb.

10 A s.h.... eieganioay coaches, Pullman sleepers, free re on Fifty-seventh street, has married his wife a ZAixu Tney were divorced last July ana for about two weeks he was a single man. ihen the couple had a second weddin" trip to iririnia. The fact ha been Kept ec ret, however, and but few Triends of tne toup.e know that ouee more their two hearts Peat as one. The cause for uie divorce was JoUe a discovery of his wife's overrpndness IZrS ertam musician, Carl He or-S'f leaI bouse.

Mrs. Noble blrvlJ11 from Lacked fcNoblB ls RalJ 10 nave -nm that 11 C09t blm for uu Iree-om of aoout two month. EYES QfelSE Spectacles ift) B. hndc4hSt.WVTyy tion guaranteed. AXD OFFICK FIXTUHliS.

FO A LE 2 STOR STO EsTi' DBS K. 30 A LL chairs. UKO. MICKEY. 'All Archer-av.

is no English syndicate that is anxious to buy the Michigan or other Detroit stove-works. There are some men in Chicago who are looking for a chance to earn an honest dollar, and who think by getting options on profitable business they could float and sell stock in the English market ana have a big margin for themselves. They have no options." Far of the Aavaoit Kloter. Baltimore, Mi, Dec. 2.

The jury in the Na-vassa cass brought a verdiet today. They find Oeorge S. Key guilty of murder in the first degree, Moses Williams, alias "Dakota," not guilty, and not agreed as to the other sixteen prisoners. This verdict does not release the sixteen from trial on other indictments. Key has aopealed.

The trial of Henry Jones and Caesar Fisher for the murder ot Falea la set for Dec 10, cuning chair cars, and (east of Missouri river oiomg cars iree irom aust, warmed bv steam Addiuonal subscriptions by the commercial trave.ers are as follows: WITH KEIP. MCKPOCH A CO. ..5 50 irom tne locomotive, and bavins? all modern im provements that conduce to safety and comfort. rrea j.i.anBe 1 N. C.

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