Daily News, Franklin, Johnson County, 19 November 1889 — Page 3

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CARPETS

a S I KlIiNirrKK.

We call special attention to oar -lock of Carpets which has ne\er been fall at this mmon of the year as at present

The assortment of ^»n« Canct •ompares verv favorably with that of he forger cities,

Over one hundred style* of best Ingrains and imt

U«• be*t Tiij* ^ry Brussels.

-s&etl Iron Cornice^

th» of

man3r

A. 1. FOSTER,

Carpets and Furniture.

One hundred Bed Chamber Suitfrom to $1-%. Hundreds of Fancy Chairs from $1.00 to f2.

ParlorGoods, New Pier Glasses, svw SM.-board*, New Book Caw* Sew Chiffoniers, I Iaj^ock« etc.

Easels, Font-rest*.

oster

Ib'Htitifui N,» urtfliiw, XcwUcCurtail.*, I'.'." H,'"?" n"1"'! Hvvc« i« rx,('ur1iun I'olcs, Ltc. Pontu forwr th:tt our Carpel Hall i« j»m- „„..| full Carpet* and that we ar. iinxioit-H to sell you some of them.

Foster's

It i! rather easy to talk llolidav Presents to you, but wo are lead to do so as we are a 1 really laying aside semi© goods for Christmas. If yon make vour nurchaws early you will not regret it as the assortment is much better than it is later.

A, ,Z. FOSTER,

Ulil

YERS BROS.,

ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS. C0R.4TH AND MAIN

ri.ANINU MILL.

I AMU, t'r^wideiu. J. M. CMKT, SecreUry and Tremrarer.

I 5 I 1 1 1 A S A N

K*ub!ii«|jeil ItieoriHir*ttxt js?». M*ntjfACturor* of

ii, Doors, Blinds, Etc.,

•AND DKALRRS 1N-

Lath, Shingles, Paints, Oils and Builders' Hardware.

Ninth and Mulberry Streets, Terre Haute, Ind.

STOVKh

immerman's Stove Store

658 WABASH AVENUE)

Call and examine the fine line of Cook and Heating Stoves, agent far the wonderful

I A O A O O S O E S -1 "lur

11 1 1

nOOrtN'U A N"I IITTE1U N

S. FENNER

wAXW KVKHY ONE IX) KKOW THAT HK ROKS ONLY

^t-Class Roofing and Guttering,

A I N S

(IALVAMMI) JItOV toRMCSS, ETC.

LYNCH & SUBRELL,

MASttrActrftui^or

*ll.\ VI il I'll *'l lltvv WRtKHiHt mtL1- yiXMIL

4 NO. 710 MAIN STRBBT, TBRBJB HAUTE, INDIANA,

Al.I, \v«xu r.vvrs

AFFAIRS OF THE

Railway Bttmblin**-

Division engineer A. J. Gibbons, of the Vandalia, went to St. Louis to-day. Ben MeK'-en, division engineer of the I Vandalia, went to Cutler this morning.

Chan. M. Whe^kr, general traveling agent of the Mackey hues, is in the city to-day.

s$lf,'.£iB.

The \U*hison eamingB for the first 1 of November show .wwe,

This waa the week of Texas,

and Mexico storms. 1 N. Obmer, one of the proprietors of the Ohmer restaurants, was in the city *u:~

after hi* interests there.

John Kilker, master mechanic of the Denver Sc Rio Grande, at Pueblo, Colo., is in the eitv visiting old friends. He was formerly an dalia.

engineer on the Van-

Mandy Claire has been awardel $1,200 damages in her suit against the C. H. «ifat Indianapolis. The company had 1 raised the gnwie at one of the street I crosmngH and Miss Claire stumbled and hurt herself.

AssbUint General Manager Jos. Hill, of the Vandalia, has placed an order with thf* Pittsburg Iyjcomotive Works for another heavy passenger engine to be delivered here before Januaipr lat fhe engine will probably be numbered 186.

Mr. Arthur DeArmis, formerly of the Queen Crescent, and well known in New Orleans railroad circles, has taken service with the C\, W 4 B. and affiliate'l roads, and will look after the passenger business in the South-west, 1 with headquarters at New Orleans. I The Fvansville & Richmond Railway is now completed to Seymour and regu!ar paw»enger and freight service between

Kvsnsville and Seymour will be estabHhIhmI on December 1st. Work on the (eastern division is progressing, and the line will be completed and in operation to Richmond by July 1st.

Engineer A.J. Gibbons, of the Van's dalia, will show in his annual report to S Assistant General Manager Hill, which is now being compiled in his office, that more work has been accomplished on the 1 main line of the Vandalia during the I past year pro rata with expense# incurrtHi thun ha* over been done on tu6 road Ik*fore.

Melville F. Rouldeu wants $1,KX) from the I,, N. A. A C. for being carried past ia station, l-ast August tho platntiff bought around trip ticket from Cyclone to Frankfort, and went down to attend the fair. He returned on the midnight train, but that did not stop at Cyclone, land Houlden was carried on to Kirkhn greatly to hi* inconvenience.

Division Engineer McKeen, of the Vandalia, has surveyed across horse shoe bend on the Logan division near Cutler. This bend is a perfect horse shoe and in bad weather makes a dangerous point. It is almost an exact counterpart of the great home shoe bend on the Pennsylvania road, although not so noted. The straight line will probably be built next summer. I During the past season Engineer GibS bona, of the Vandalia, has had about thirty-three treaties and ditches on the main line of the Vandalia tilled pikes built

•aft

reports line are in -inter

Sole

..."

ALL WOOL PANTS AT 619 Main si.

IERRE HAUTE DAILY NT

prise given bv the young folks on Mi« Virginia Willis last Thursday night at the residence of Mr. Joseph No. 919 north Second street. A verj pleasant time was had....Many of our

SRFTS^EW»'^

opossum dinner of the

day Tony Paster, of was in the city last Tuesdav of the A. U. 0. of O.

hav(.

r,L.

»T1I

Chicago, 111.. t** biInd., is now i*.v*• by Garrett Birks Prince Lytle d_

this

morning and left for Effingham to look

the sick li

visited Paris.iber 21[Speday and on r«d probable that:

city last

(.ed

rkarihed

hencefortn Job-to encourage

what trains be boai»_ and Ger-

one of the vestibule ntage in ..

and he had to walk back to tl»« depot.

perintendetit 'V' »^tiges along -r reLnorts that ftll Of £tion

(or

MImac* Kent. fcnsMHT. Floyd. fJould. Viwal Mtli .Mrs Gould instrutnetual solo Kent Vocal (ltu-i .Mr-. Unberly*. Mis Kitftsaer Vwal Solo Mr*. Iludnut Huiignfiau daiu-et Hrshtn*

Misses Kent, ttsMicr, Kloyrt, i,oull. l-AIit II. liittruroeiita! luet !.uc«hers

Misw.- Kioyti aro •ouhl

Vocal solo Miss owner Vocal iivi?t... Mcflnmen Hudnui and BIeki Instruincntal duet. .Mrs. Smith and Miss Floyd Vot'Hlduet Mi*!, issuer Had Mri». tJoiild V«hu1 solo Mr-. Halierly imri in. ln»trnni«ntat'lu»t ^... Mo*kow*ki

Misses Floyd and l-ouM.

Vocal F. El. quartette—Mejulnine* Holterg. Anuss. Itttborly nufi ««ould. Vot4al duet. Moadame* llolwrs and fiould lustra mental «olo,................ i.^ owner Vocal ?olo •. ,'....Mi»« llabct'lv Voea 1 K. H. R. ua rtette —-1 V««l solo ^.Mrs. Holerg I

The A.

tixt

attend the Odd Fellows

there Miss Susia Johnson is vieiting in the city... .Mr. Christy, editor of th}

ondon

Indianapolis Word, was in the c«£ar india-rubber or noiseless

sick and ox,rnment will take amateurs in the business, to go hom«

o{ the

change of

0°The

at present. It isj cases that a new

Areelia lrv

ISry^ray.03®68

that a neW

»,!« "Mblished. Hence

and a repit-ecn-

A goo^ government is ap-1

on jSn SXh

10 lU

,r hited StaU*.

the Lnio.rt8 to the state de the throup the Brazilian prov

naYaj

papers some waglockeoTcight Christ is represented as a inds and be was unable tuwu-,

train n. stopped aero® thenv.pure

FLOATING FUN.

One would think that a jailer would IK in pain all the time with so many felons on his hands.—Kearney Enterprise.

First Anarchist—"Was der much excitement9" Second Anarchist-M\a, I guess der was about three or four kegs. —America.

thej"0^ you ftimTth^,

S/tvUfMIPf Mr*, Jcncke^

Kiw ari't ProgrcHs of Hchool of 'Tin' Art« of Design" Miiutinll Kereni MuMcann Mu*iclitiif MiKsIji»iii« t'onversation Mrs. llntwrly. t-eadrr

Siibjf»t~Ku*«tiui Art fltul I.iterntnri*, Tliv Uermltnge Mrs McKfen ToImIoI Miss Bnl) ^piH'iuieiiM of tbc RukkIhu I'w In. Mr*. Mark Fifty yfiirn of American art. ... .Mr#.- Morris l'ART 1. Hungarian ilnuco (two piaiKwi.........llr«|ji».«'

Aid Sociny Thunkaaivinir An-! Fla., leaving Terre Haute titvrrvjtr.i. .and '-khO p. m., arriving at The usual annual donations to the the following day at 1:5.3 p. Indies Aid

SK,iety

week commencing Monday morning, November 'J"th and continuing until Wetlnesday afternoon. Clothing, provisions, fuel, medicine and money will be needed as the winter days come on. The public do not see the faces of our poor, hut the sound of their sorrow is lieani' throughout our society. Having

urge a genermis rwponae to our apjeal.

each of our worthy families, and we ask the ladiws" church so ieties to sissist us in this work. Cards with name and address will be furnished on application at the receiving room Monday. When it is convenient it is desired that the donor send the basket to the family for whom it is ptvj»ared. but alt Imskets sent to the society will 1h* distributed with care.

The children of the schools will hot, forget to gather together their eonlribu-^ tions. and wagons will be sent to the diffen ut wards for their donations. Hace of receiving will 1h announce*! hereafter,

K. W. Pabkkr,

I Seerelary pro. tem.

ience* with the Sunday closing ctistocn, He forgo! his toothbrush and, although he went into several drug storm a»d be»a«si them to sell hici oe^ they wonld not do It beemwe he not iho* physician's proscription

Some of h» frw mis told bun how they manage"! to get a drink They hare $peak Kasy (Inlta. Yon go in and speak sort ol easy like to the attendants and thev ootidi through winding halls an alleged t*! i*t rtJo?oT and while jr« are supposed le washinr yonr a giaan ftmr f&vtn-ite brand is set he^n«

"wair^Hr^!0

.w and wooiit w*^.

ume nut equalled.

confidence in the liberality of oercitizens KXCt'Il^TON'S To CHI ng this to fitter we feel it is hardly necessary for us to For trains arriving in Chic ™nce

ler,Hh.7th,

As hit- been ir custom for many 20th, the C. A* 1 wil of 60,000,000 GrfoT'ThXtirt.* iSr

a.TG NOVEMBER 21.

^V-*,

cir». •felGN

GOSSIP.

police are now

at night always.

-The Russian language^s^en imposed upon all the inhabitants ol th Baltic provinces of the empire—Umbrellas are being India in great .numbers. Last ye •270.000 arrived in Calcutta alo __The news comes from Spam that old bull-fighters complain tbat Ae^po ,. not what it wa#. It is

^ussian railway system at the

beginning of 1888

aggregated 18,314 miles belong to 13.565 miles to

miles, of which 3,78^

or any other ac- government and

Rockvill#, 'ormal recognition

private

companies.

Filmor^rs have assumed __There has been a marked decadence «able permanency}

in the use

Montreal

of the French language at

during the last te^ years.

He nelcial action will be Formerly it was the prevalent tongue He *UKi|ew government is

but now the

EngUsh predominates.

Xa les

wfao live in

^3re exists a race of cats

the

churches. They are authorities on purwhich infest all old animals may

kept and ted by the

pose to eat the mice buildings there. The

either NewM out against the often be seen walking *™°n£{ore job was put ing of the people congregation or sitting of the employvard this coun-

a]tar

during time of mass-

officer who ha3j,been there

that in a

Roman Catholic church in

ther6 is a pictUre

of the crucifix-

ch"s

about a^n* which goes matter of taste iphia Record.

A voung lady has lost

Here's another a pug dog and has been making a general search for the much prized animal. Some wag got onto it and seeing a good chance to get even for jokes played upon him in days gone by by the triangle, wrote a very polite note to the voung lady in which he intimated that if she would inouireof Abe Shewmaker, Arch Taylor or Os Reynolds at the Union Depot they 'could tell her something of the dogs whereabouts." The letter was taken as an actual fact and placed in the hands of a gentleman friend who called on the gentleman mentioned and demanded the dog They attempted to explain matters, but it wouldn't go. He had "come for the dog and would have it or satisfaction." Mr. Reynolds tried to quiet the gentleman but made a miserable failure. The story got out and now the many victims of the jokes of the triangle are now enjoying a hearty laugh at their expense. If anv man, woman or child says "dog near the Union dejxrt it will be at their own ri«k.

as white

tb,t

color is

and climate.—

1Y women continue to pursue so i,ieh seem properly to be-Somei-^er sex. Women brickwith ti hod-carriers are emlor this cities. They dress work is th -^-footed and their ure of **«/«//.Their wages are quer) and a eoa. color. The mi.v.y strong in ish-brown color, Italians that exposure to the aijt year 34,000 wooden instrumc^n of females

article is left for air to allow soUlS per cent evaporate, after in a rnoist-aii In this way surface is obtaini lent ground for This process is inferior goods, the powder with

in from any

anded. From 40 from 1 re

elgium," says land, in a let* 'jden, "but you fence in the country, not

and for this ret iineSj for tho times blisters ter. the glue reaches it. Sim be occasioned bj lacquer if it cesslve quantity sists in coverir two coats of 1 powder known of ochre rauoh ing and poll: evenly spr

of the land

st invasion." here one's food rder to avoid ratory in Vicnfor nothing, kind to consist barks of trees, nd peppor was wood ashes th ochre, and a ee" consisted nd chicory arnings," says a Arriages between I..r., to ho quite fre11,549 marriages

rubbed wk

will A°_w 1

ioi^hh,&r

of fJ

neral occurs to-morrov the residence of Mrs. I Ninth street and St

•Icnr.T Jnnicij('niiilnifK 18S7 between I-ondov, November U. mrred between resuming his sp«'ech be fir lies and nieces, commission to-day Sir 1I( and aunts the dared that the large stilus i&ges being one to the league leaders UMpcorded." forgave much ground for it was used for evil purpi 'asserted that the league' used to defend other prisoners.

EES IT,

America

Thia is (ioiHl

I'ollowing is from the evening: A runaway girl resforecK sees what must

An unre|K ntant girl q|iso

tho

•howetl no signs of repenfil

will be received next ?,n'^ morning at .10 res|

aJlA

TWO FAST TRAINS Ik-tween Torre Haute and

0tices

R, A. CAM.'HK... .(V

lected goods at prices that

touched. That's all I have

*ewf«r JOe pernmk

,0ht

Mmrrir-et.

»n Saturday Mr. J«hn Brans, the w*lMn, wn teanurter of this city, and Mt*. N«isic PI. iiij*. also of this city, wei* mairi^t at Cu\ ^ngtao. !Th«' net' thus city on Minday and

Rubber Stamps at 10 S

iM Fiu.b.o-t. GILT-EDGE COFFI jcbuildings often

Carson Hamul i«*s retunuxi from Pitlia- Jn one pound tin-foil packant ie tour colleger, burg and report* some amusing exper-. drink. Try it.

Lueir home here, lite groom

.SIliRtV.

That's oar tmsincss. Ki.„ wkk or made to measnre oixn ticee. We make and sell the 1 ttw

CHEAP SALE

Of Ostrich p.n':.o^t Hps Feathers. Commencing member l&fe, 22& $. Tliml at,

SEW centenary FIFTH AND LOCUST STREET!*.

Two* W- uV^r^aTib..rai a,no„„t mere step up- oi front thousand mllos he hati k|

Arnold.-'and to man ami tation inict all ex-

opulence,

industrial

In it« frantic effort to future possibllthe Cincinnati Enquirer allows itself to make this st

has not seen, and confidence man's developesslon has poshow strong and ility is, how litdin courtesy of Iness. in social

Kvanaville route. cars. Solid trains to Nashville, doubt, notices Buffet Sleeping Cars attache rence- and formal to all points south. Accomm

dnlv one far law by your

the pres

crsai

and most

desh}p( th0 blo9.

—-1 healthier

and

oi sucb an

I'.'th 14th Pitluked by its

Rnr

I now have my.line of

reach ot compll-

returning until tl waits to see if

after the day of sale, on acc fts and opportuAmerican Ilorse show and Ai

ias

Stock show. R. A. C.\:

brought you

Inglishman, how-

lej^rftJ^tTthe

stock, and it is a large one, ®*ecrate

ind ew York streets,

»lfht and

Scinxmi, the

mot *«btcr£bt for the Daily Sc

MBER 21.1889.

1889 'f«-^-"

NEWS A OH THE Lwbuy

A Railroad Train Ron* Through a Funeral Proce*»ion— Panl Dwwr With Hoy fa "Tin Solder."

Five vears ago last month Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church in this city rented a room at the crossing of fourth and iUfavette' streets and organjieda mission Sunday-school. James l^ drum was made supenntendent at the beginning and he has held the same relation to the work ever since.

A little paint and paper transformed the old meat shop into quite a preventable room for the new use. But lb by 20 SJXcame too small for the vigorous Cn-school. Not until recently, however *did the church see its way to provide'a larger and letter place.

About the tiret of Octcler a W' desirable lot on the corner

of 1

»fth

eust streets was purchased at a cost oi and the building of betrun. The main room ^lil be -5* St Joining this a wing 24x24 feet, so

and hearing ot tlie shakers

E. Starbuck, an ofis the arehi-

main room. Mr ficial member of Centeuarv tcct The brick foundation was laid by Mr Jacob W. Miller. Mr. Joseph A. Wimcr has the contract for the It will seat four hundred peopk. Ihe entire cost of the property ml beabout ^tKX) The lot was paid foi -irs. SSIbeth Mattox. Of the remaining SS? nearly three-fourths was «we5 lefore the work ot This amount was given a \er persons. As -et there has been no genenil canvass of the membership church for help. Such a canvass begin, however, and when llit house i. readv for use, not later we hope than

Christmas, every dollar of its cost have been raised and the chapel will

Xllu-hon.e church entindv-free.

tends throughout this country. Among his gifts^jsan unusually sweet and powerful voice. He began his career of entertainimr the public along time W I in Terre Haute as a singer with the ard Oil troup. He was an eminent sucSi al the outset ami ha. of lv improved since then. It vill -mbcred that the troup of W izard.Oil

rinafirerof "which Panl "Dresser was a metnljer were drownetl in a body 1 aul ^nlv escaping-as the result of driving off "the Maxville grade and bj-ing precipitated into the waters of the bayou.

OBSCENE LITERATURE.

th© snake-fences, and lumber, and rttst: the lack of ft at your rallose mysterious, 1 -*ph poles, with

"obserratories

{use to American

OLD DOMINION COFFK* enceforth create —,— authors, artists, l¥of, Bukowitx has opened Geniuses and aa23 South Sixth street, wher4r owe us, with all receive pupils in voice culture)* galaxy of great mental innate, harmony and modern languages.

ionary now evU, whether he aoi. He may be rk iofiuence outreaoeof so-

Hi xrt

ii ev"n- C'tiou to fall into the b.n.l.

jQXkt ft aest

POCKET MAP AND SIIlPPEltV UUIDK.

igffi law ienn in J-l

blessing, spreadtbe length and bat a blank be er the sower that

Htm light that or the salt that

Totiheii*™ tin,,

Sir

ffing after such m*m* that can nrt rtrtolroi„jonirM

aLt°th^^ma»

thepuuiic. iilel!tioomHe

Tb.

MISSION ON THE STATE FOR 123 CENTS! map, just engraved, with additions and der 'ouble the siza of Rand, McNally & Co.'s trateo, which it replaces, tuough sold at tho

o.a.i a blessing to the northwest

ment and a

afterwaixl becani Stetson Publish Several years were again became a go, Washington in the Ratbbone has writt« eral other orders.

P.MSIS, Novemle

will be

in its

ouarterof the citv. The people vicinity are pleased with its location among them, and some of those who have taken along vacation lrom ^urcl promise to turn over a new leal as soon

^TheSundav school in its present limithurroiiiiding has an enrollment ol ed

In its lxau-

above two hundred scholars. tiful and commodious new* home it is nected to doulbe its numbers in a short time. 11 is not intended to owiniae a

new and independent church but only to extend the field of Centenary operations! Steps have been taken already to ienre an assistant for the pastor of that Ohnr-h,a.ulbo,tofftl:.rw,a,™«01^.^ ant, wiil work in the whole field. will be regular preaching.and services in the new chapel opening, but all who jointchurcli there will le regarded as members of _C uitc-

P».,l Iro^or^R^c From

prayer

from its

M».

Ftta Mattox, deceased, who was one of original movers in the organization of the Fourth Street Mission, and one of its most efficient supports until failing health compelled her to retire from it, the bouse will be known as Mattox [Chapel. a WANDERING MINSTREL.

Wuc,,1

Actor ol ProinliM'nve «,,l AblHtj. A number of years have elapsed since Paul I resser called Terre Haute home, u„+•»,« iu-woll remembered by the people

NntullwivKlnV

|ia r,,p„

of Ob-

Witlr UiatrlbulloM In Tlila tlty lsrtloiiAl)l' I*nn»pblrl». There is too much laxity in permitting go before

all sorts of reading matter live people. Too much objectionable litcratare is distributed for the 1»W'«-«£ There are law against such an ofttnse against g^iO'l morals, but like many other E, there is little ifny .'Tew to its enforcement. Within the P®st davs there have been distributed lare of a patent mediciue. The pamphlets

ItaSU broadest over the og,. ARneciallr on the North A^weir-known gentleman came to the N'sws office this morning to call atSnt on to the offensive reajJmg matter. I It is not such that should le scattereti

literature,

ord«r »r Kik«.

few weeks the tmtet ot w» Wilden, has

nottSd of'the condition nf

ill

iwsre

to reorgantxe the todge.

the Yamlerbilt lines.

Wl11

OLD DOMfMOS OOPTEE. |__ Gorerrwr b. to- «SopW«lr the .taction of

«who has torty-ona plwality

RAND, MONALLY & CO/S NEW INDEXED POCKET WAP AND SHIP-

mense live. Jn a large scale, colored to distinguish the town"'comprehensive index compilation V., October oad system, the express company oi age, he i*md accurately locating all cities, whom diseae, villages, countios, islands, lakes, He is over large heat, branch or particular division of a heavv musk* situated the nearest mailing both oi sandy post offices, telegraph stations, lawyer in Uticainess at tho points where tho liberal educs .... called II en nil the index and compilation a name was afty address, on receipt of price, by after hi^ fat,Q Publishers,

S^and U5° 164 Monroe Street, CHICAGO.

1857 he eanmI^ke Superior school at Eagl?£^i^. at other placet It was while he with the story and the result' Characters and .... of Knights of V? 1 father caused Iv I

Fkist. and he we* where he accept* in the United St ter on he entered cal department, IStWto lStiti. Recepted another g^

Yohk, November 21. [Special.]—

Two cases of sandbagging last night have caused great activity in iolkc art^,and detectives have been detniletI in^

direction to seach for the criminate. Carroll, a restaurant keei»er, is doing well a^ the hospital, and has lmm able

good description of his n^ila,nt^

slashed the sandbagge

aiaiiori'ties concerning the assault on Theodore Whitman, alleged

police

where the committed, and it was uot ,,, them till reported at the Central ofhet

FlgblliiK

8l®liISlS|Sf

the Matter.with Indiana? I™ »™™K

New

definite era of calm and labor. ont.

dl"

render cheaper.

i,i n'lornm that «o the administration of justiu ^flAn clieaper. Tho budget for 181H) he said,, wonhf s'liow a real and solid cquilibnuin. Public works, harbors, camds tlu-«j vcnvH would bo expedited, ami im re would be reforms in land and liquor tax-

JEI^U/E^.

Tlie Front

President oi the hu delivered an address yesterday. He decUm endeavor to sink all tions, and assured the_ _— Chan'ber the libertv ot tli'y France, he said, haw niam that concord should i»revarr^^^ representatives, and tie pealed to all the forces

tl?

nillv around tlie Hepublicans M. Tirard, the Prime dressed the Chamber, lie thoi. elections have manifested else France's resolve to enter

abovnadoes. The

up*our

Losses.

hitter

(Wo

In Bubm itdeliberation,

ation. ., In concluding, he said. tine these questions to your oe we furniHh m*»h ,-roof-ol inc sentiments animating

France After the exposition no oni in the world has a right to entertain suspicion as to the peaceful sentiments

Sur^evVringftrn...^ ""g \Z confidence. In c(nuininicat ng ou our plans we ask your co-op. ration, the name of the lie public.

KeVonu

l•»«ltnn,,•

Chicaoo,

November 21 .-[Special.]—

,U,i,nlorn,,,iT1,e.re,u.t,,mnnH.^Jl-

Tb^ muV'toolt placeat llau.mond Ind

x-upf^ jr^sr ™i,s Kf«1X?h round oill^™ «P1^|U.ntri-,to the ««J«.

?n the dig anVl'a^Wd "both principals South_ Africa which ended tlie fight. November

'21.—{Spe-

cWO-BUI^MeCwthJ knockwl out'licn ry Killen, of Boston, for a pune ,800 in twenty-one rounds, at the Athlctic club last night.

Xo! Candidate.

CoU Minrs, O., November 21.-

W Sjo-jM- S' St

distribution of quesiioname uvr.«u., ,55™.^

and that speedily. Lisbok, November 21.-1 neasitiew

#mong

Frank Gerard, who was here with the evij#nt the flees of I ixtie Evans company, is deputy ex- .. fanned into flame in t'ortu^al hSS ruler of the Order of Elks. While Shrewd

he was in the city be learned th*t the ^pablicaa governments aie, feZ" ...iTdiriiion ot the order w» fU off.

S{&SSerTeiSJStely set abont

S S S I S

TorKKa,

to remedv matters, and in the courae ofa superintendent of insurance, few weeks the Order of Klks of th» city r^vokedlthe licence of the will again be on its feet. Willto ^T^'i^rwice Company. The com-

SritM mlerofthe .mler.h" b. ho^hielj in»l«ot

panv and" is a local concern.

List*.

.,.n. owtuber 21. i8peciai.J--|

CmwMr

PmLP*U*M!A,

every She was nervous and labored under con Ca7.!»Worabl»«d«.,... »hen ri»..Lul to

the message that her. She was

for United States Senator. He says that jiam (ioodloe, at onld rather serve his unfinwned McDowell is a gon-in-Iaw of Ooool^.. ., Ajjm a member of the

the authorities increases toariy..-

statesmen s^that

November 21.—

P*~Tr "rn.ii -ith .party, ar-!c. Caawlr too* P1-*,th,1* „n wit Company, I!. L- W»

odwha,

fft

being dead I riftit-MBra. Ohio, Novembei 21.—{Spe-1 v?nw» Sea and Hea

-oi.Wrt- I Democratic *n« b, U^riSc riAmeranr has (to- iof Aw* have nwimokstelv Mm. "V alentine

—**r* »u»«w- 1

IlSle

PROSPECTUS.

the'deSaive's w«»rk. I'l.tthnsf who did

aerona the face the ronelnKlon Ihnt

.detective left for Chicago have u,, woman th next dav followel by

was kept' as se ret as possible

llnin for I.nck of

An impressive less«jn for the tnited States comes from South Africa, where has fallen for a year, and is i.there 1

s™

Daily and Weekly, newspaper,

PROSPECTUS FOR 1889.

j,yfi) r,U-1! -4 '.flf 1

THE feTAU llOlVSMNO.

Th6 Kcw YoliK Star pj.»aea ia-o lha hanfli or now managers in November and new corporatlou is uuw In lull ana control of it

During tho first months ot tho change tho improvement mailo In tt waa ao pronounootl that it oatno to bo rocoKai*®^ at-onco

A LI

TO.

Bright and Brilliant Kerspapsr.

Ill now# columns aro tilled with lUo ffcfthest of foreign, domestic aud locsl new*. Us editorials aro crisp, positive and bold, li# Democratic principles aro so pronounced nod orthodox that the Democratic National Committee, on its recont reorganization, selected it as tho medium for placing Its oillcial action and utterances before tho voters of th» p.irty. It urpes united Democracy in natloa, btate and city and Is tho advocate of no individual tho organ of no faction.

ITS SUiiDAf \rnl bf is P^StS regarded unlveranlly so tho best combination of origin si llteru'.uro vpttU news which Is n«v, published In Nrw York city on Sunday. Tha

and sale* man who citse lives o»uler for tho literary columns Is

A Da1I«1 by scores of contributors of tho high*

ana

r.lopos Fron*

oayw

!)ur country. While ^lo-u K- Ionian who luui eloped y-d$»CU8Mfc Mt ble and dignified peace, befitting a gnat n^ion that is confident its jtrength and rights. Let us then labor ^gfth^r toconM.lrt.y^ o^mzat.on of Ou,^

riu with

reputation. Their unttod con»

j'lti each Sunday would tnako a volume

A Chicatro detectaud trsatlng of /v VI tMi. ihm »nv mnnthlv maira» ral days liml t-loiMHl pages 1

her a young son. The

employed tho detccUvo and startCHI in pursuit vf the runaway wife and lover The detective worked quictl} loi several days. He then gwldcnly t.xk bw departure. Wln-n he paid his bill at thu hotel he left a message delivered to a lady called for it. The lady called procured the address. She was a blonde, prepossessing in appearand ani having an accomplish.,! manner. She had with her a beautiful child, a »o ,iti,! lnV.f.red under ft for had been no doubt the l'Vw knew

is the destrue

that

and the same cause

deserts is

the timber, turned those countries nrotiucing the same '-fleet i» South Afn

It at work in the nited Suites, and we shall see detractive effects from it leforc many years.

Appolniwl.

Washinoton, November 21 icPresident has appointed in-

cial.]—The

AllenO.

Myers b^puWished a card denying the ^boma^Clay'McDowell coU^Wr of recent statement that he is a candidate

n)al revenae,

to succecl the late 11

o» hi«I Pf"'l,0D'

J"hrmrfit

lultu««r»

a-9casjfkn 0f

«bo«t b*

the Braziiianchangea.

Xelllo BIy. ..

LojfDos, November 21.—{Bpecial] Hi. Aog-to Victoria h« Sicily. Among the pawon^n, 1. hellie Bl» who l» making »tour of the world "-tJint-rait of tKe Xewjork World.

An AiBletetl €*«!!»•.

V,K«. November Cardiml Haynauld, Arcbbubop of Coltfieea and Bs^* lias totally lost his powers of reading and writing, though hui other faculties are

unim{aired.

r»fl»r« s®-

^^D«- Tor««, Kan., November 21.—-[Spo-«_w«_h^ thr«

9*cit«atec

M9ASXt

ci&LJ

'm"'U

man-

N. Y., November ^.--[Spe-r, ..

cudLJ-^Go^rernof Hill commuted the n-

?^of Cliarles Gihwn, the murderer of

November 21.—{Special. Hill commuted the aen-

life imprisonv