Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 May 1887 — Page 2

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Our 75c

Our $3.75

LIGHT STIFF HA.

For $2,

Our Line of

CHILDREN'S STRAW HATF.

HARPER,

fourth Street Hatto and Furnisher,

3~nrins

Stool?,

-OF

or Men. Women and Children. A c«in .'€i: .iuo of Ladies' and Goals'

SLIPPERS.

•*J3ering everything in line at prl 'C below auy and ail competition.

rivery Article Guaranteed as Representee

On the entire stock. The greatest varied to select from. The latest styles and beat qualities. We will save yoc money on every purchase. Inspect our stock. Come right along to

D.H-EIBOLX?

BOO Main Street.

FKOFfcSS aaAL CARDS.

O. O. LINCOLN. DENTIST. KxLractlnK nun arjieclul ieet.h spocfait:iH, Ail work vaminted. Operation

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i'.'S naiurai t.*!!i carefully performed. I V, Kr ii t.li HI si sir.lot, opposite "fciortco, To ro Haute.

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HST3ITK,JLKrOE /, NO

Mortgage Loan,

5 1 7 O I O S E E

V/. H. BALI ill.ll

W. Ii. MAIL, D.

(Hnoaassors to Bartholomew A Hall.)

»K BT., TF.ttKK HAUTE, JN1)

MSS. E. A. CsIjLIJKTT,

DENTIST,

HAS BEMOVEU

Pnui the corner of Sixth and Ohio, to noitli Sixth, Urst, door nortu ot Utp--.Mirch.

SIMIl'SS

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A S I N E

(tins NKW QITIMNE.)

No Bad Effect.

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No Headache.

Mo Nausea.

No Rin ino Ears.

CuresQdickly.

Pleasant.

Pore.

A POWERFUL TONIC hat the most delicate stomach will hoar. A SPECIFIC FOR MALARIA,

RHEUMATISM,

KFRVOUS PROSTRATION

And all Germ Diseases.

FOR COLD1* KASKINE HAS UKKN ror.ND TO BE ALMOST A Sl'KClFIO. .- t'.oerior to quinine. .. ,,

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"Universally sue

I! 'Jcvue Hospital. N. -j eejcftil.'" St. Fram-ls Hospital. N. Y.-"Evcry patient wish Kasktue has been discharged, .vied."

Rev. .las. L. Hall. Chaplain Albany renltetitiarv. writes that Kaskiue has cured his wife, after twenty years suffering from malaria and

iutvous

dyspepsia. Write-liim

for particulars. St. .losep ,'s Hospital, N. Y.—"Its use is considered Indispensable. It arts perfee'ly t'ro!. W. 1". Holcomb. 1. P., 54 East 25th street, N. Y. (late Prof, in N. Med. Colwrites—"haskine is superior toquiuine In its specific invver, and ne.ver produces the aliulitest injury to the hearing or constitution" "hiousaitds upon thousands write that ICaskltie has cured them after all other medicines had failed Write for book of testion a

Kfisklne can be taken without anv siieci^l juos'.ioal advice. si.Cu per bottle. Sent t.jr juail i''.! risvipt li pi

JSASKl-NK CO., 84 Wer.ronSt

SPECIAL

NATURAL FRIST FLAVCfcS

MOST PERFECT WADE Prepared with strict regard to Pur!t7,Strength and Healthfuinee*. Dr. Priced Baking Powder contain* no AmmonlaXime^Uum or Phosphatos. Dr. Prl ce'i Extracts, Vanilla, Lemon, etc., flavor dellclousl/-

MET BAKING POWDER CO. Chicago art Si. Ifflat

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-••eo. m. Allen, Froprietr,'

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:6 South Fifth St- Frinting House Square

Entered a* Sccand- Clas if Uc. at the Potloffict 0/ Terre Ban,'.,. *r tuna.

CKBBI8 OF 8UB8U RIPTIOK. fally Exprasa, par week $ It per year 7 60 six months 8 7 tan wooks 1 6C

Iaeced every morning czoept tloade/ anr l'-l'fb-jJ by osrriers.

TEB9E8 ffOE THE WEEKLY. ^Qsoopy, one yaar, in

eulTanca

$1 2£

jne copy, six months 6E For clnbs of £to there will 1m a cash dls•ouut of 10 per cent, from the above ratee, ot

preferred instead of the cash, a copy of th* vVtakly Express will bs sent free for the time Imt tie club pays for, ,' lees than Eb timitha.

A neADTUCJI GIFT.

By a special arrangement it): the publish )Vg of Farm and Flreeide, wi can, for a shori time, offer a beautiful c^ft in collection witi: wi' popor to evorr subscriber. It is a raaglicer*, ouj.-.u,, "The Morn ins 3re..lLig." A fow years ago saoh a picture o.iuld not be purchased for less than $5 or $10, jnd the engraving is just as valuable as though 7 paid a largo sum for it. The prloo of the Weekly Espreee for one year is $1 S! price of Farm and Fireside for one sarin M' fhe value of an onKraring la fully,,,..

For all such cases there is a remedy in LACTATE© F&OB. Hundreds of physirians tostil'y toitsfr.v.if ralue. It will le ivtninixl whs oven lime wiitcr and milk is ro.lecto.l by Iho stomad!, hciK O'.r is of ^rea* value to all invalids, in either chronic or i: cttsos. 150 MEALS for an Infant for $1 00.

EASILY PREPARED.

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Mall «& $£ail, SRTISTS,

Drurf?Ws-2k-..30c..?1.

ViihiaWe pamphlets sent. 011 application. 155 \TEI.LS, UICHARIIWON & tX).., liuriioj-'ton, i.

Enforce the law.

There is plenty law against gambling. Enforce the law.

Mayor Kclfem rises equal to the cow situation. Why net gambling?

The cow and tiger must go and go for all time. Neither of them should be permitted to play 'posmru.

Mayor Kokem i3 maisii war on the "poor man's cow,'' but grants the freedom of the city to the rich gambler's tiger.

Will Mayor Koleem :it until the nsxt regular meetiug of tho police board to tako a stand on the gambling ques ticn

The huge corn and wheat crop that covers Dakota ur.d Minre30t\ and Io*a is new planted. The*o will be enough grain harvested in this section alone, should the season be favorable to 'fed th" whole nation.

Last Monday the !zetie estd so soon as the cxincil c!e :t3 a cuccessor to Mr. Cjtun" the gambling question would come up. The sarojaaor was e'ected Tuesday night. This ii S tturday. Thereis no doubt the question would come up if the board should meet, but his honor won't call a meeting.

W?hh the levival of business and the attendent building beosn, laboring men ought to be coining money. Yet there are strikes everywhere, enforced idleness, the miseries of poverty, most of which had originated in soiall Iritling dilliculiy that could have been surmounted by ether mear.s, and which is not worth what it cost?.

The scu weeps over the misery of evicted Irish tenants, but it fails to observe the condition of cegroes within its own borders.* It is nothing to rob.defniud and kill a "nigger," but when the same things are done on the other side of the ocean, they are regarded as henious crim«s. The south iooks at its own wickedness through the reverse end of the telescops.

Indians pio^re:s beyond setting Fxiriny spart as hsngman'a dsy several yev sio. Nsw York now stinks that she haa don« wonders, because she

has executed a criminal on Thursday instead of the usual day. The first execution since the new departure, was that of Peter Smith who was doomed to die "of a Thursday." There are several matters in which Indiana has taken the lead and New York has brought up the

Tctsl..... ac By paying to date, and one ysar in advance, «n will give all of the aboTa, worth

$4.30 FOR ONLY $1.50,

50 that yon get this Elegant En^TP.rin? FBEP iy paying less than tho price of the Weekly Cxpress and Farm end Fireside alone for one»T. r.

Postage prepaid in all cases when sent by

uk.11.

Snbecriptions payable in advance.

Where the Express Is on Kile, tu London—On fllo at American Exchang* a l^i ipe, 449 Strand.

Pr-ia—On file at American Exchange ii

?srit,

35 Honlevard dee Cspncine.

are made

Good Matured, Healthy, Hearty, by the use of

FOR

Babies do not crv if they »re Piitis'li'd, no.! they cannot bo suti.^tird irtMi viifonoi i'ioperly nourished li,v their fond. «r if it pni'liicos irritation of stomach '-r bowels.

Very many mothers cannot p:f rly liomish their ehiidi en, nd I homill: of many mothers produces bad etfeets in tho child iK'Ctmsi of conptiti'tioii'i! uis'.'ase or v. oakllt'S«.

Seymour, has been- consulting tho spirits in regard to a favorable point for sinking a gas well. A spook, answering to the name of George A. Rota, of geological taste?, when in the flesh, has indicated a locality known as Kaufman's hill. Where are all the spirits that used to congregate nightly at Pence's hall Now is a chacc? for them to convert the whole of Terre Haute. A little reliable instruction in regard to boring for gas in this region will do the work.

The Buffalo Express says that the president has always hated newspaper men. This feeling he loses no opportunity to display, both in ontright snubbing and rudeness, and in the fres expression of his opinions. Certain romantic correspondents are attempting to account for his animosity by manufecturing a story setting forth that Mrs. Cleveland's first and oniy love was a newspaper man. This would naturally exasperate Mr. Cleveland who has none of the airy grace, the versatility, the gaiety and brilliancy that are natural to the newspaper man. But he does not hate the quill drivers from jealousy, but on account of the truth they have told at his expense. And he never remembers that he furnished the facts himself, which, with nothing extenuated and naught set down in malice, did not present bim to the American people an ideal hc'.o, a knight without blame and above reproach. Ihe comments upon Mr. Cleveland have had a solid basis of truth, and it is the truth that hurts.

The comments of the Terre Haute papeie, except the Mail, on the shooting of Jesse Harmon by Callahan, have been in an apologetic tone. Xhey tell how Callahan has been greatly annoyed and exasperated by teamsters carrying off his baokets that Harmon and the boy Fisher jeered at him when he called on them to stop, eto. And recently the Express intimated that Mr. Harmon was a trifling, good-for-nothing sort of a man, as though it would not be much loss if he did [die. In that paper of Tuesday there is a paragraph repre een'irg Harmon as declaring before hie death that he and Callahan were the best of friends that he would not prosecute Callahan in case he' got well, and that "Callahan must have been in a fit of temper w' en he did tbe shooting." We presume the ante-mortem itatement of Mr. Harmon was taken before is death, and will bo used as evidence at the trial.

A man subject to such fits of tempor is dangerous to be a: large.—[Sullivan Demo cr&t.

The Express believes in the severest punishment of the law for crime of all kinds, and it has so frequently expressed its abhorenee of the free use of the pistol that it is thought by many to be "cranky" on that score. It has such a horror of this thing ot taking a humfln life that it doubts the right of twelve mcu on a jury to stop the breathing of a fellow man. But, as our Sullivan contemporary in (he above extract,as well as in other paragraphs in the same issue, intimates its fear that justice will not be rendered in this particular case, the Exprcts would assure it that were Callahan tiicd in its own county, at the home of Harmon, he could not be more fairly tried than ha will be here.

Terre Haute, if she is still undecided as her course in regard to gambling, in Sr,d plenty of sound precedents which more important cities have luroisl.fd. In New York Mayor Hewitt has declared war on tbe sporting fraternity •inr1- in Chicago Mayor Rache has already begun the work of shutting up the div-PS and enforcing the law. Even in Lafiyette, a city less important than Terre Heute, the good work has begun, aud the first official act tf the newly elected maycr was to give notice to the police that the laws against gambling must be enforced, and that all persons who engage in that business, or rent or uss or occupy rooms or buildings for that purpose, rr permit their premises to be so used, must be arreeted and brought to trial. This is plain and unmistakable English, in which there is no chance for mieunder ing or misconstruction. It also indicates that th9 newly elected mayor is no demagogue, seeking to curry favor by conciliating and shielding a class who thrive by violations of the law, which are quite as reprehensible as others that send offenders to jail and to the penitentiary. Mayor Kolsem objects to the title, "the Carter Harrison, of Terre Haute," and we!! may he co so. In the long incumbency of Harrison Chicago approached Sodom in the enormity of its iniquities. Low gamblinghelis increased and Multiplied, tbe larger and mors "reputable" onta carried on business with no cflort at concealment, find vice in other forms grew correspondingly bold. The reputation of the city became infamous throughout the couutry, and its disgrace was con jentrated in the person of its mayor. No .reputable man could afford or desire to b»r such a character unless he was willing to sacrifice it to greed for mosey and tho usurpation of power. If Mr. Roche, his successor, goes on as be has begun he will achieve a reputation the reverse of that borne by his predecessor.

In rome particulars the medical profession has kept pace with the rest of tho world. In other respects it i3 a long way behind it. Its recent investigation in microscopy and other branches relating to it 'are wanting the age c-f electricity and of general education the beliefs, in other directions, are a survival of the time when medicine was purely theoretical and largely mixed up with the black art, when heroic treatment prevailed and gruesome do6es were administered after which the patriot died or recovered as Heaven willed. Its prejudice in regard to advertising is tbe most marked remnant of the old regime, and this is determined by the construction which the code puts upon the term. The lecture may be published and issued ia pamphlet form for general circulation the speech, motion and resolution of the convention may be given without alter

THE EXPRESS, TEliRE HADltE, SATUBDAy. MAY 14, 1887.

ation or abridgement The esse skil I- THE COW. fully and successfully treated the diffi ,.

fessioBal card." A merchant, who like the

nets. It rarely perceives the large and innuential criminal. Its eagle gaza is fixed upon some remote and obscire individual into whom it proceeds immediately to fix its talons.

James G. Blaine will sail for Europe June

8. When he returns it will bo with a large and new colieotion of facts pertaining to free trade and the Irish que3tiou collector from personal observation.

A Fading Impression.

Chicago Herald. The impression that Roscoe Conkling is loaded is gradually dying out. People aro growing tired

A Certain Consequence.

Burlington Free Press. A telephone has been introduced into China, and the pigtails aie getting more croes eyed than ever trying trying to wink at the girl in the central office.

Came Out Even.

Philadelphia Press. Bernhardt lost her temper in Chioago, but the seriousness of the affair is mitigated by the fact that she made enough money to buy a new one.

Good Booms Grow Naturally. Now York Tribune. Good booms cannot be manufactured. They have to be developed.

Whitney and One of His LadyClerks. After several weeks' deliberation Secretary Whitney has decided that one of his lady clerks, who married during the usual thirty days' leave of absence granted government employes, is not legally entitled to pay after the date on which she changed her name. This decision saves the government the raagnifir cent sura of eleven dollsr?, which is the salary das tbe clerk frem the 26th of April, the day she got married.

The fAct that tbe young ia.iy had presumption enough to sen'i the ureal secretary of the Davy a card of icvifstion to her wedding is supposed to hive had more to do with her punishment than the technical point of signing her new name. Mr. Whitney is wiiiir:g to patronize his "hiyids" by presenting thorn with tur keys, and allowing them to r.sa grounds in the country, but he could not stand an attempt to establish any degree of social equality.

The Sailors and the Flag. Secretary Whitney loaned a supplv of naval flags to decorate the Congregational Church for the annual oration by Colonel Duffield, before the Army of the Cumberland, and sent six sailors from the ship Dale to rig them. 0

the carpet."

"By it has got to come up. You may be good Christians here, but you are d—d pior Americans. Come abosrd the Dale and you will see every hat taken off as that emblem conies -down."

The flag came up.

The discriminating business man who has watched the recent course of affairs ii. the South cannot fail to see tbe advantages of Nashville over the small towns that have been brought into prominence. There are many plsxes which, hsving ore and cos! in abut)dance, lack cofflrcrrclsl and transportation facilities, and almost everything that goes to make a desirable town for business or residence. Nashville has all the materials necessary for manufacturing that the other towns pesjes?, and, in addition, all the attractions of a city a hundred years old, with a population of 80.000. Its tr.mspartation aad banking facilities are the best its homes beautiful its schools and colleges fa mous throughout the country. The new manufacturing town of Wesi Nashville, which is immediately west of the

-,. ,, The Enforcement of the Ordinal•

cult surgical operation scientifically per- partly Done, formed may be reported to the minutest detail, if such a report is not solicited, without any violation of the rules of the code, which appear as unalterable as those of the Medesand Persians. Yet of the regular practitioner, a member of state and county medical society in good standing step beyond the prescribed bounds in the matter of advertising tie ia doomed. His unblemished character as a man and UU UUUICIUUUCU vuot«ui** Its IOC \J W UCi0 Ui iiu^vuauvu vw» a citizen, his undisputed ability in his jbe prosecuted under the ordinance?" p,o.«lr. hi. condition and hi. constant endeavor to keep in the front rank, pjjj fgr impounding the cows." "Then whose duty is it to conduct the ses against cow owners?" head drops into the committee "I should say that it Mayor Kol-

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all these will not save him. The ethical knife descends, and his amputated jcases against cow owners?" head

to policemen

tjje

doctor depends upon the patronage of the Lice them in the pound over night the public, the manufacturer, the teacher, ow.ier of the aniraal can claim his prop ,, 1, ertv in the morning and obtain tbe cow schools and colleges, all know tho value havine to pay one cent of fees. of extensive and continued advertising, piv ,ase the

soon Eg

stopping their ears and brac

ing themselves every time that Conlcling manifests a disposition to speak a few words.

An'important Haling.

Philadelphia Record. The treasury department has ruled that antiquities to bo imported dnty free mnst have been produced before tho beginning of the present century. This lets in the ballot dancsr anyway.

Only

The two special policemen succeeded in landing" one bovine in the Myers' house yard Thursday night. Marshal Thompson did not capture an animal. "Have the four cows impounded the first night been claimed asked an Express reporter of the marshal. "Yes, the owners came after them, "Were the owners prosecuted?" "Not that I know cf. The/ paid me my fee and the cows were released."

Are the owners of impounded cows to

Jsem's duty to prosecute the cow own-

basket—inflicted a fatal wound to his jterSi"replied the marshaL The ordinance provides that any per-

reputation that will not heal by the first intention, or any other—tbe first intention of the executioner being that it •hall not. His skill must be si matter of hearsay and gossip he must confine himself to such statements as may be comprehended in the meagerest "pro comprehended in the meagerest pro- {e

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son found guilty of violating the provis ions of the law shall, upon conviction, be fined in any sum cat exceeding $25. The marshal is allowed 50 cents for every cow impounded by him. There 11 10 provision in the •ordinance for the allowance of a

impounding cows. If

tw0special police take up cows and

and they reap the substantial benefits of receives a half dollar for keeping the cow The physician slone daree not appeal over night. The orders of the mayor a in a urn make his way *eforCo(L Thus-far the enforcing of the consequently, be ordinance has amounted to the impounding

is taken up the marshal

five cows and the payment of $2

to the marshal. The ci(y has, or rather

Several wealthy citizens of Texas have bsen will pa the two special policemen two indicted for smuggling. This isunprcedented. (lay^l^^ proseindicted for smuggling. Ams isunprceatmeu. revision of tho ordinance seems The law is affected with ckromc far-sighted- cut

uui/uu -wto have been waived ard thus far tbe at* tempt- to enforce the ordinance has been very weak".

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Residents of the outskirts of the city are up in ar.'ns against the Harrison township residents who are enforcing the tate law against cows running at large.

jje ccv -vs cross the corporation

linj thr.y are in Harrison township. The state law does not not_ permit cows to run at large day ox' night. As long ,88 ihe bovines rema w.'thin the city limits they are safe during the day, and somewhat safe during the ni&ht. Complaints are leud against the enforcement of the state law. A few feet make very wide difference in the two cow laws. Of inaiderable vacant land lies just outside the city and the enws have heretofore: pastured on it. Now when ibey make, their usual strolls they are gobbled np a nd impounded. The feeling on the su'oject is increasing but thus far no definite action has been determined upon.

There is a great deal of whispering between official", and much that is not clear ana plain in the alleged crusade on thp cow. The policeman aro notentiiled to fees the marshal is, but the police take up the cows. The first night they were ciedited to the marshal the second night

the policemen. The ordinance

says the owner can recover his cow any lime time before its sale at tbe expiration of a cer'ain time "by the order of th= maycr," oil* payment of the costs. Necessarily, therefore, the mayor must become aware of he owners violation of the ordinance, suiting him to a fine not exceeding $25. 'Ihe query is naturally suggested, why was' there no conviction in the cases of the foux' cows returned to their owners?

In tjie cases of the first fotHj cows the mayor did not grant permission. Marshal Thompson states that be did not post the three notices as require:! by the ordinance. The marshal also states that hereafter these requirements Wili followed, so far as he is concerned.

HIGH PRICED ICE.

An Increase ot About 30 PerCent. to the Consumer. Last summer there was considerable rivalry in the retail ice trade between Perdue, the Eugene Ice company and the Maxinkuckee Ico company, ihis year the Ivjgene.company is not in business. and the other two dealers have put their hea Is together aud agreed to maintain a unjf jrrn schfdnle of price*. They have also pri pared a black i. st of ona towers who did r,ot p*y theh ice bills last summer. Tbe scale for tt'is summer, as compared with a yes- a^o, is: one hundred pounds at one time 30 cents against 25 cents last year fifty pounds at one time 35 cents against 2o cents twenty-five pounds and uudtr fiftv pounds, 50 cents against 40 cente ati tinder twenty founds 75cts againbtSO cents, excepting five pound orders which will be $1 00 per hundred pounds. To saloon keepers and butchers, and in fact any one who will takl from 500 to 1,000 po mds at one time 25 cents aeainsi 15 anJ 20 cents last year.

At Indianapolis the dealeTs havfi also agreed to a schedule. The schedule

reaching the church yesterday tbr-y mikes thfe pricss, per 100 pounds, iolfound that one of the officers of the lows: Fifteen to fifty pounds each af" church had spread some of the ilag3 along livery, 50 cents fifty to 200, 3o cen"ts the aisles to protect the carpets. This 200 to 500, 25 cents 500 to 1,000, caused a storm, and such a volley of cents 1,000 lo 3,000, 1 cents 3,000 to oaths as have not been before heard in wagon-lots, 15 cents. It is claimed by that sanctuary. the dealers that while these prices are "Who put that flag down there?" an- higher thfn last year, they are from 10 grily asked tbe leader of the sailors. to 30 ceuts per 100 pawnds lower than in

id a bystander, "to save any other city in the Mississippi valley.

UoMor'H Bills.

Nearly all dueasea originate from in scaun of the liver, and this efpecially he ca-s witti chills and fever, intermit nt fevers, p.iid malarial diseases. To ve doctor's biiis and ward off disease ,.tke Simmons Liver Rjgulator, a medicine ttiat. iucreast-s in poplarity each y?-.r, aod has become the most popular aad best endcrsfd medicine in the market for the cure of lirer or bowel diseases.—Tklkgraph, Dubuque, Iowa.

Kial Kstnte Transfer*.

eorge and isnry B.iiersdorf to Fred J. Bif-1 et al, 36 lots in Baiersdorfa subdivision in Chase's subdivision $7,500

rilliam

W. McCane to Samuel L.

McCune, iulots 13 and 13, in blocks 12 and 17, Tuell and Usher's subdivision $1,000

vine, wnicn is lmroeiuHici/ »rai old city, will participate in all these ad- yers interested ia the Jake Sharp* cise were before Chief Justice Van Brunt the oyer and terminer this morning.

vantages. Attention is called to the advertisement in another column.

Talent and Tact.

Talent is power tsct is tkill. Talint mattes a man respectable tact makes him he respected. Talent convince? tact converts. Talent commands tact is obeyed. Ts'eot is something tad is everything. [Shoe and Leather Reporter.

Laelated Food —-r

is so called because the basis of its com- tions for the man who preaches at that position is lactose or milk stgar, which place. He offers a glass cf la«er beer to is the principal element in mother's all who will attend church.—[Milwaukee milk. By ie3 usa a compound iden ical Sentinel. in effect with the natural nutrimen of

the little one is produced, and it always agrees with the most delicate stomach.

The duke of Marlborough has filed a petition in the bankruptcy court r.gainst Lord Colon Campbell, to recover the costs incurred by the dnke in defending

himself as co-reapocdoni in the sou fort divorce brought hy

(jAiupbeii

Total. ... .$8,500

The Jaki Sbarpe Tiial.

New York. Mav 13.—All the law

District Attorney Martine moved thf' the trial be set down for Monday. Lew yer Siickney, for Sharpe, reported tbf.t he hrd no doubt his side would be ready and the court adjourned until that day

A Saloonist Missionary. A saloonkeeper at Eland junction has adopted a novel plan to insure congrega

Household Economy

„n be easily practiced wben Diamond Dyer are known and used. They color any article any color, and faded or dingy articles can be made to look" like new. 32 cjiore. 10 cents, each.

Thj Matkerel pJset.

against his Halifax, *. S May 13. I he mac-

wife, &*d decided in tbe ltdy's favorv erel fleet beginning to arrive on the

western coast of Nova Scotia. Tfr American seiners Howard Holbrook. Pendragon and Senator Morgan re*«orf no mackerel south, and say that tLex will be a large fleet of American seinei here. No mackerel have appeared in Canadian waters up to date, bat tl*y an expected about the 20th inst.

S SNUBBED BY PHELPS.

The Ameilean Minister Not Han Kooogl to Bc An American. Atlanta, Ga* May 13.—England has: finally refused to allow the Gate CityQuard to cross the line, and in conseuenoe there is gnashing of teeth amongi excursionists. Yesterday, as a final1 appeal, Captain J. E. Burke cabled th* following query to Minister Phelps at London,England:

Is the refusal of the English government 6 a the Gate City Guard final

-ickoo,

BORKt,

To this there cam§ this afiernoou -an answer short and sweet, as follows: Losdok, England, May 12.—Burke: It la

Phelps

This is then the culmination of the negotiation wbich began about six months ago, when Captain Btirke, through the department ot state, sought Minister Pbelpe' aid in secto-ing p« mission of the English government t?3 parade that country in arms. Tha reply of Mr. Phelps was that he had not pre sented the application because there was no precedent upon which sucli applies? tion could be granted in fact if there was a precedent at all it w*s to the contrary, because in 1884 Captaifc- Mike Whelan, of Detroit, had UisurceB8fnlly sought the same permissio n. Tbe matter was conducted unofficiVH.s au^

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suited in this decision. Not satisfied with this dippoetrfon of their case, Captain Burke ousht to interest the managers of the AwM-irari exhibition in London. To tho chairman of the management of that aSai r, Mayor Cooper of this city wrote, and succeeded in securing that interest. Col. 'i"hotoas P. Stovall and other Americans in Xo»called upon the home secretary, wht» received them very kindly, and expre^ed his confidence that there would be a® difficulty in the way, and that be would confer with the secretary for foreign afhirs, who was tbe officer before whom the matter shculd formally come.

Upon the receipt of this information. Captain Burke again wrote Minister Phelps, narrating the progrees of events and asking him to call upon the foreign secretary. The reply to this was tbe receipt yesterday morniDg of the following letter, which was the occasion of the cablegram above quoted:

Legation United States, London,Eng., April 27, 1837.—Captain J. F. Burke, Commanding Gate City Guard: Sir—I am directed by the minister to acknowledge the receipt of your letter dated the 12th inst., with reference to the deaire of the Gate City guard of Atlanta to visit this oountry as a military organization and to oarry their arms cn parade. In reply, Mr. Phelps instructs me to say that he regtets very much his in ability to obtain for yon the desired permission, for reasons already ootnmunicat sd to the secretary of state.

I have the honor to be, sir, your obedient servaDt, IIknm White, tteoretriry of Legation "That," said Captain C'B^ke, "is an insult to every volunteer soldier of the Unitfd States. France, ^Belgium, Germany and Italy have agriied to receive us and when we approach the shores of Great Britain, it is demanded that we should cast off our unifoi me, hide the American flag, and creep tl trough Entr land like tramps. The refucal was because of American sympathy towards the Irish, it is the universal opirdon."

There is an angry and excited meeting of the Guard to-night, who aie in any thing but a pleasant mood. Tickets have been- sold to a large number otf excur sionist0, upon which tbe trip to ISngland is the stipulation. The trip will have to be abandoned unless something unforeseen turns up, and the temp?r of the company at the meeting seems to be to give not only England, *but Europ I, the shake.

BIRD KILLING.

The Law Is Explicit and tbe I'uutsbinKJit Severe—A Warning. Daring the warfare on the cow the youth cf tho city have been cairyinj on a di-slrnctive campaign ugainsV the birds. Not all, however, of thf: bird tliughter can be attributed to thf. hoys, for manv men practice mai kraanship upon the spriuc visitois. iaidents of the southern .rlof the city a -o especially anxious that the practice shall be sioi.pol by the authorities. A great lurav vor.ngsiers are provfded witri. "nigger killers" and are daily shooting and killing birds. Some havs i"eeome veiy dextrous in the use of the instrument- list of names of every boy and man is being compiled who use the "nigger kiUe." or target gun for the purpose of kilL'ng birds. The list will be put in possess,'on of the police. If the nuisance is not abated charges will be preferred and prosecutions will follow. The law on the point is explicit, and the punishment is quite severe. The state iaw iB as follows: 2108. Deetr nying l.irSs. Whoever kills or injuree, or pursues with intent to do so, any turtle dove, rr. bin, blue bird, meadow lark, wren, sparrow, martin, thrush, mavis, oriole, red bird, grosbeak, yellow nammer or Bicker, pat bird, ground robin, pewee Or phtebe bird,

indigo bird, nut hatch, creeper, yet-

lovebird or fringilla warbler or lineh, red start dumtnock, nightingale, dove, cross bill dr era Rreat

tit or blne

tif'

wantonly de

stroys uT disturrs the eggs of any sum birds, shdl be i?nod cut more than #10 nor less than $1.

On paae of the revised city ordinances the following paragraphs are from a law enacted tn the "lh of March, 1872:

S*c. 8. It shall be unlawful for any parson to carry"ab.iut his p.W««n, ir to use in any manner, certain toy cvn:monlv called a nigger killer" in any part of said city.

Sec. 10. Every perfoo w.io bhall violate any of the provisions of th» m-diouiico In said city, shall, on conviction belwM tho mayor, be fined in any snvn not exceeding fifty dollars.

Said a gentieman, eiinvwvsinK on the subject: "The English sr*\row is not included iii the list ui birdrfit the state iaw. It was formerly in h» ordinance but was later taken out. ou may talk about the ?pnrrow diivic^ avay other birds, but 1 think the birds an growing less in nnmber owing to iheirel terimnation hy the boys. It is

woiider that

fruit is poor. The biuis destroy the msecla and if the birds are killed the insects are increased very rapidly in numbers and do an immense amount of damage. By all means let us protect the birds."

SLEEPLESS NIGHTS made miserable by that temble cough. Shilohs Cure is the remedy lor you.

Catholic l**le«t'« Will.

ChicagOj May 13.—The late Father Woldron, rector of St. John's parish, made the following disposition of his property: For his funeral expenses $1,000, and $1,000 for masses ft* the repose of his soul,to the Sisters t* Mercy $1,000, St. Joseph's Orphan /wylum $1,000, Sisters of the Good Shepherd $1,000, and the Little Sisters of the Pc'or, $1,000. Anything remaining over aOO above these amounts is to be di' vi led among the poor of St. John's parish, through the medium of the St. Vincent de Paul society. The parish was indebted to Father Waldron for the thirty years' pastorate and private moneys snent in bnildine up the churoh aad school $140,000, and this account appeared on the books of the parish, bat his will cancelled tbe claim.

The danger resulting from a cough can lie avoided by taking Red Star Cough Cue. „,f

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THB SUPREME COURT.

The Hon. Byron K. Elliott, Chief Justice. Tho following opinions were rendered May 12:

PRINCIPAL AND AGENT— CONTRACT—

SIDERATIOK—SERVICES.

12S50. The United States Mortgage company vs. William Henderson et at. Marion 8. C. Affirmed. Mitchell, J.— When an agreement between a mortgage company and its agent authoriz-s it to require the agent to take up and personally pay to tbe company any defaulted interest coupons on any loan made by tbe sgent, and a mortgage taken by snch agent stipulated that if the mortgsgeor should fail to pay any interest coupon,the company might elect to declare the whole debt due and foreclose, if iteleclslo pursue the latter course, it must abide by such election, and cannot hold tbe agent liable. {2.) Nor can such company in snch case recover from the agent interest accruing subsequent to the' decree of foreclosure. (3) In a suit by such sgent against the company for services, the company, by way of set-ofl alleging that in settlement with the agent be had executed notes, in order that snch a compromise may constitute a sufficient consideration for the notes, there must have been actusl bona fHe claim founded upon a colorable right about which there was room for honest doubt and actual dispute. (4.) Where the contract, between such agent and the company relates exclusively to losing money on bonds and mortgage*, and collecting moneys payable on loans made, the agent ia entitled to compensation for legal services in foreclosures, leoking after repairs, rents, taxes and insurance, vWi done at the instance and request of tha company.

PRACTICE—AFPEAL EVIPENCE, .12491. Silas R. Cowger vs. Randolph La ud. White, C. C. Affirmed. Howk, J.-—When a verdict is for the dtfendanl on his cross-complaint and the plaintifl' appeals, the whole case is before this court, although the appelle assigns no cn iss errors. The evidence tends to stistaj the veidict.

Our thanks are due for a bottle of St. acob's Oil. It cured our neuralgia.

Will Make Them At Home.

NASHVILLE, TENN.,

T'fle most important distributing point of t'Ae South, which re-wholesales goods taught in the North, proposes to make hereafter goods on her own soil.

In the saving of freights alone there is a dividend of teu to twenty per cent, on tbe stock of any concern that will remove from the North and manufacture its goods in West N&Bhville. The

Nashville Land Improvement Company.

organized to furnish ample manufacturing facilities, gives land and offers other inducements to substantial concerns wishing to remove from the North.

The manufacturing town of

WEST NASHVILLE

has a frontage of 2$ miles on the Cumberland tivet that is navigable for 400 miles above Nashville, and below Nashville connects with the Ohio and Mississippi rivem.

West Nashville has ample railroad farilitiee by which it. is connected with fiU tbi) railroad syntcms of the I'niied St.ites.

inoiig other industries already located al West Nashville is the

.e Iron,

N as iS

Sfe•».! and

Charcod! Co,

with a capital «k of Sf7(l0 0C0, lien. Willarii Wartser, I'lCiideot. This company is crecting (wo tilty Ion charcoal blast furnaces aud eh-rcoal and chemical works, covering the treatment of 81?,000 cords of wood annually.

Besides the industries Ice ate at West Nashville, we invite the establishment ol rolling mills, s'eel {dints, boiler and machine shops, nail and horse-i-hoe plants, plow and wagon iaetories, planing mills, cotton and woolen mills, boot and shoe ihops and other industries.

West Nashville will be Ihe charcoal iron center of the South, where labor is cheap and strikes never occur.

The company will have an anciion Bale of business and residence lots at West Nashville, May 24. 25, 2ti, anil 27 Exclusion rates to Nashville have been obtained, special announcement of which -will be made in this paper. Manufactnreis in the North who have thought of moving Sjuth are coidially invited to avail themsfhes of these iow rates to visit Nashvilh,

Twenty-live per cent, of tho proceeds of t.he s«le will be applied in agisting manufacturers locating in West Nashville.

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AMUSEMENTS.

DENKKIT BY KEQUK8T.

Profeesor Lawoou'a Drawing lloom Bal'et.

Naylor's Opera House,

Friday Frcniugr, 3fay 18, 1887.

GRAND MATINNK, SATURDAY, 14th.

The undersigned gentlemen announce to the public generally that with the express desire and consent of both parents and children, together with many friends, who hava taken part in the ballet, that the same will be repeated as above stated, for the eepeeial benefit of thsir much esteemed instructor, Professor Lawson, to remunerate him for his labors duriog the last two months, when they hepe to meet with a large attendance on both occasion.

Tbe louse has beeu generously donated by the proprietor, Wilson Naylrr, under whose auepioes the entertainment will take place, and will be supported as formerly by the Ringgold orohestra.

Signed:

John Fonlkes T. J. Patton John

Vf.

Gorsa Chan. Barwiuky

Chas. FI. Temph 1j. B. Margin T. L. Johnson K. T. Purcell Win. E. Lee John L. Wagner and others.

PRICKS OP ADMISSION:

All lower floor, reserved at Button's Mo Baloony Gallery ..Me

Children, lower floor, half p.iccs. Beatn on sale Tuesday.

AYhOlt'a Ol'KHA HOUSE WIIJSON Navi.ok,Manager.

Uu^ Week niul Siiturilay Mfitluee, coiuuienolug

Monday, May 16. A. R. WILBER'B

Comely Compy.

New Company! New Plays! Monday Galley Slave '1 uesdav Wednesday Thursdav Friday Saturday Saturda)- Matinet'..

At the Saturdu\ valued at $10 an.l

Banker's Daughter Shadows of a Home Miss Mnlton

Called Back

...... Streets of New York Kanchon, tho Cricket matinee an elegant doll a ivaMi worth S10 will be

given away tl- per-on1! holding the luckey S.iU- seat for Hi.- .-ntire week numbers opens I'rlila.. n:oi alny .r liMl.il Adiiils-.loi) all l,j«^rtloi i. jitH'

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COUGH BLOCKS.

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WORM BLOCKS.

laMA, O.. Jan. 35.1887.- Tbe SynTlta Worm Blocks acted likes charm in expelling worms from my little child. The child is now well ana hearty, instead of puny aad sickly aa before.

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