St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 3, 1887

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** 7 Le > ea * ant PRONOUNCED BY ALL A GREAT (‘sSuCCESS. THY, POST-DISPATCH G, FEBRUARY 3, 1887. | a — FIVE CENTS. 8 1 : —_ — > * — : — a VOL, 37.—NO. 184. BLANKETS BED COMFORTS FOR THD MILLION 9 ; 2 resolution, which was adopted, giving the oe HN AWAY-DOWN PRICES Remnant Day To- — — * ' a * 7 — 2 rial 8 le af a Lar 0 Accu Ulati of Re 1 working of convicts at the State Penitentiary. — 1 — 1 The resolution of the Committee on Privi- 0 1 II 11 leges and Elections was adopted providing for 7 ö a A Spirited Session of the Lower House of the Laces Reduced from 10c to 1 cent a yard... . . - Laces Reduce 4 , the issuance of a writ to the Clerk of the Gir- EL Missourl Legisiature—The Anti-Submis- | cult Court of Jefferson County. directing him , T sionists, Defeated on Every Point, Adopt 2 Reed MoCormack va, Tobepadion Gee O Jommittee on cal Bills ret d - 5 | 1 HS OD 2 110 RS S © E Ak S EN, Y 5 E HAE « Bp Filibustering Methods and Beg for a port recommending the — a ae bill postpon & until February 15, and it was carried. Bille were entroduend Le mornin gas follows: ed in the Senate this nator Sebree: Amending the statute re- latin & to seduction and for ‘desertion within don on — aa ria ze to avoid prosecution * — ; uction. 2 Senator Sebree: Making ita misGeaneaner — te a witness summoned to refu A FEW U AYS’ GR AGE, 4 1 poets or i — absent himself. : er: Courts to macadami r 5 i ze love a roel county roads and ax. 4 By Senator Medi nnis: To p! q Thamas H. Benton and Francis P. Plalr inthe . National Statuary Hall at Washington. The Submissionists Grant Their engster f 2 00" wake eee, eg 4 Opponents More Time, appo & @ county counselor to attend to the 3 be 4 in vil business of the county, the sal 5 3 was passed, v. pon railroads the burden of — in — 1 ‘eases resulting from the killing of cattle or & After stock. ae 17 oO r F 0 W y Defeating Knapp’s Amendment:by oa * the Senate took a recess until 2 4 ” a Big Majority. THE HOUSE. ce Mr. Newman of Randolph introduced a 3 CHILDREN’S ALL-WOOL HOSE LADIES’ ALL-WOOL HOSE Postponement 0 ͥ0».⁴»0A0A³ r̃.•·· eee sees, none ome CR E Ar Reduced from 25c te 10 cents pair, Reduced from 25c to 15 cents pair. port on the Underground Wire Bull—} were introduced in on Hones an — Nn Reduced from 85c to 15 cents pair. 122 from 85c to 20 cents pair. Brief Session of the Senate. — 4 he eaxs Geos b> Sete ae oe . ex 00 1 — educed from 50% to 25 cents pair. lic schools. The bill is r n DO NOT FAIL TO ATTEND QURICREAT SALE OF By Telegraph to the Post-Dispatcn. RENAE schoct bots ty ee eee . 7 5 TWh JEFFERSON City, Mo., February 3.—The By M. Macklin of St. Louis: Prohibiting the a * = IA Dt Es NM. U Sit IN DE, W EDA, 9 lobby ot the House was crowded with specta- — — ot employers with the polities ot 4 1 ON SECOND FLOOR. — The greatest sale of these goods ever made in St. Louis. Quantity practically unlimited. tors this morning in anticipation of important | I Dir. Cock of Clinton: Amending the Board *. Over $40,000 worth to select from. Prices lower than the bare cost of materials. action upon the joint and comeusrent cubenie: Pana peeventing the apread of com ~ —— | sion resolution which had been made tho j un diseases among cattle. he House adjourned until to-morrow morn- 4 ra special order of business for 10:30 o’clock. ing. 0 hs Whenthe hour arrived, the resolution was MY ah at called up by Mr. Satterwhite of St. Francois A STARTLING COMMUNICATION, a * Nn ba t t 0 ö Ne County and read by the clerk Dr. Lewis“ Request to the New York World The amendment offered by Mr. Knapp of St. Louis was pending when the Houso to Investigate His Death. dropped the subject yesterday,“ said Speaker | BY Telegraph to the Post-Dispaton. Alexander, ‘‘and it will now be voted upon.’’ NEW YORK, February 8.—An envelope ad- The clerk reported Mr.Knapp’s amendment, { 27@88ed in pencil to the ‘‘editor ot the New which provided for the payment by the State York WORLD’’ was received yesterday at the of any and all damages which might result WORLD office. Inclosed in it was a single > 2 2 . st lhe Low Prices Ar II- AMorrop: NY NOW AND KEEP OUT THE col! . N ‘ 3 1 i a N 8 OE e N 5 8 87 N ~*~ ith drab cloth 1 Chemise — French Sacque Solid an 2 1 0 (slightly dam- Worth to-day $6.50 Yoke, fine — and Edg-Q 8 70 short space of time and the entire business Q — = — 4 1 . One lot left of Gray Blankets for $1.'75...........- -Cut down from $2.50 ing, worth $1.50; at.. C Extra Long Chemise, trimmed railroaded through with such unseemly haste but slowly, he determined to try the effect of 4 en's List. One lot left of Gray Blankets, very heavy, only $2.65; — wide Torchon, solid 99 that a dozen anti-submissionists jumped to] a change ot air. About two weeks ago he y lat heels, re None better at $4.00 — / yoke, worth $1.50 ..........At > their feet in the excitement of the moment and — hee a —.— . a Hon reduced Lots of Bed Comforts, full size at 70 . . Worth $1.10 called loudly for the | was improving, but Tuesday night his brother Nec fa Lots of Bed Comforts, pure filling, for $1.15....-.-............ Were $1.75 . frank received a telegram from Mr. Hines YEAS AND NAYS. the proprietor of the Excelsior House, saying | The yeas and nays should have been called that his brother had become insane at that a reduced from Lots of Bed Comforts, fine quilted, only $1.'75 eooTe eo ReCe Well worth $2.25 for before the question was put,’’ said the houa®. Yesterday additional evidence was 1 61 t % Lots of Bed Comforts, Imported Chintz, for $2.00 -- Were sold at $2.75 Speaker. en ote oem Of @ letter written by Rim 1 We didn’t have time to call for it,“ cam TIR FOLLOWING ASTOUNDING WORDS: 4 duced from 8 from different quarters of the house. Pye. am dead. Send me acoflin and a copy 2 | pe (slightly - FF „demand the right to have my vote re pig on Ba a. on W 450) iziedie 3 | iia Button corded on this question!’* yelled Brown of? i in medicine the University of a ostly A and B ‘Kansas City with flushed and angy face amid han ne gg ut Philadelphia, and established ie y-heel But- — 0 KR — the greatest confusion and excitement. 4 B. F. ‘Lewis was found last night by a a bn, sizes 4 to 4° J appeal from the decisionof the chair! WORLD reporter at Pennington, and said he 2 N thundered Saulsbury of Chariton. Other anti- Ray Sg alg 5 ge ~~ | 4 — gor 2 7 r home. N (slightly D C R AW F 0 i D 8 0 submissionists added to the prevailing racket had moO financial or domestic troubles 7 wh ag * 12 ' ‘aE with numerous conflicting, dilatory and flli- — — 8 — —— — . Bag —- 1 o for 5 m- 0 een subject from c 00 an af- f Chemise— Good Muslin, Sol bustering motions. Finally the Speaker, to | (20 ad been s F D. TH A BIG rought the eir first te * . = gee Cambrio 3ic quiet the minority, reversed his previous de- | makes him quite ill, and at such times his ume, wor oe eA ete “x cision and the roll was called for the ayes and head is generally affected. According to the village gossip, however, there has been seri- noes. The ballot resulted in the defeat of oun — 1 Rr dment by a vote of 78 noes Chemise, well made, good muslin * 8 the Knapp amen wife. The origin of the trouble, it is said Sere eae gged shapes made.] full lengths, assorted sizes... Al OC IM to Wt ayes. Spout eight seuss aco, ‘ilies Phillipes ea — * — a Mr. Satterwhite of St. Francois moved the | sha ended the Penninaton Seminary, — 7 previous question, which, if carried, would an unusually pretty girl, and one of the belles A 3 off all debate and filibustering and bring ot the village. She and the doctor became en- a 3 a first To suppose that it takes a large amount of money to buy a 0 3 We . —B[B | gaged, 40180 “tattied, bat tt "was" wala two mem- pet an - a. — — — — f ¢ resolution. A ballot was taken and the mo- to keep his promise. After her marriage Mrs. than ‘hed y Pte 8 25 Aae N tion was lost by 71 ayes to 63 noes, a two-thirds Lewis continued to live at her stepiather 6 he a Wg he) ES) i ouse. ree or four years ago s 8 18 De Soto 0 n (> Bene Pred ROS Peary majority being necessary to carry the Previous] Andrew Hoot, Mra. Lewis’ stepfather, forbade riding ia : oo kT . if question. Jewett of Shelby County offered the doctor to visit the house. Inthe mean- 1 — 4444 : ; i an amendment tothe submission resolution, N — . — Ppa ae yap te of cham- £ s openly said in the v e tha t te only , providing that it shall not go into effect — * oe tinking freely of late and the cur- 2 N Omron 40 * aneh e ei expianation or fs ise leayv : TS a ementia is tha s the result o o com- St. Louis. 2 * 7 The minority insisted upon a call of the roll, bined influence of domestic trouble and hard p= — } a: and thé amendment was lost, the submission- drinking. meeting ( | - cy: ists holding their majority without difficulty. ; N ane — nae F Al rE „ When the previous question had been de- SOCIETX AT WASHINGTON, g — N f teated it became evident that the anti-sub- N | y S 2 i 1 1 missionists had decided upon a plan to delay] Mrs. Folsom’s Reception—The Cabinet La- AN * SS ** 7 4 or postpone voting on the real question of the | | dies—Social Gossip. | — : N. 7 ＋ A 9 Y hour for as long atime as possible, and dila- By Telegraph to the Post-Dispatcn. — =): 8 7 7 y tory motions and amendments became the] WASHINGTON, D. C., February 3.—Although * N f 4 : y é 7 4 Nightgown— Good Muslin Tucked rule. At the conclusion of every roll-call ; yesterday was oue of the most inclement days N 5 7 A q . Front, Torchon Edge... 4c dozens of members jumped to their feet all | of the season, Mrs. Folsom at her reception * . a PLS, over the house, and the Speaker preserved | had over sixty callers. Miss Sternberger of We are now selling them at our store | Also, Plain, with Cambric Ruffle Buffalo and Miss Kingsford of Uswego, guests 3 Muslin, solid Em- 80, ’ „ order with difficulty. — — i —— 13 9c a LL : 3 9c Hinton of Bates moved that further consid- | at the White House, aided her in entertaining „ eration of the submission resolution be post- them. The three ladies afterwards drove into 411 N. Fourth Street — — r neee WROUGHT-IRON RANGE CO. ... ̃ — — | 2 ponement, which was received with yells, . —....—.— —.—.— cat calls, jeers and laughter. He was inter mother. Miss Emory of Boston also was of : n 8 > | _ | rupted repeatedly, and towards the close of | the receiving party at the latter place. - O K a 8 7 a 7 his argument, which was completely drowned THE CABINET LADIES" RECEPTIONS. L in the noise and confusion, the spittoons were The Cabinet ladies’ receptions average 800 A 817. 819 and 821 N. Broadway, bet. alled on th „ callers each. The proportion of men was ane Only Home ia. ˙ Saute Weere You Can Purchase on 155 enn — ne ae r 9995 816 hi Av. and Union Market. — — —. Memos eT greater than usual. Mrs. and Miss Manning rs id INSTALLMENTS, FOR CASH PRICES, ranklin Av. and Union Market. Franklin Av. and Union Marke Dr. Goodykoontz of Washington made a| had the aid of Miss Pratt of Buffalo. Secre- few remarks in which he stated that he would | tary Manning joined them after Treasury. \ ] . STO BS, F URN ITURE, CARPETS, IDEAL BROILING ‘ Rp | Java and Mocha vote for submission e om yore . — — and was the most cheerful and genial — THING FOR HOUSEKEEPING....-.1024 MARKET STREET. Broiling can be done in the oven ofthe | . —— — — ofthe — MRS. LAMAR’S RECEPTION. — 1 ak Range or Stove eo the —.— the minority would not oppose a direct yote *. wife of pnp a — ö auze Oven Door, more perfectly than February 15. a lilac crepe an dress spray the livecoals, 8 Coffee put up in Hermetically r pledge themselves to white flowers. Miss Lamar, Miss Muldrow. NASHVILI, Y Lay the steak, chops, ham or fish on a | Sealed Cans for Family Use, tthe postponement is granted?“ asked | Miss Blount, Miss Bacon and Miss Fuller of E ROCK CIT wire broiler or meat rack, placing it in an pee Chicago were her. assistants, the CUM ner it tes — catch the dr Mich che Three Pounge tee #100. Cans ge Fran klin ‘thought he could prom- | ung 222 a Ry tantly full the * 7 n F 3 . 1 cons SH BERLAND, BUEN A ISTA, door closed 16 oF 20 a, * — 7 (returnable) 15c extra. — a square vets would be rekon Febra- rag gE a ‘ou ier cre i 3 9 is required. At the end 0 s time it w ‘ ary 15, if the request of the minority was a | ca society, be ice] ked ready to serve. Lamar is becoming a favorite with ail, 1 G8, P LAID 8, Tri 18 ThE IDEAL WAY TO BROIL MEATS. er r irreepective of ———— There is no taint of coal-gas or smoke, to the Mme. IRTINGS, OSNABURGS, and the meats aremore ender and better in HI, .. . docompaniea by Mr. AkaDane, inent submissionists : The convenience or broiling in the oven | eager 5 pedigree ot Sana — z Cannon, Wile ef the tines will be appreciated by every neon. 2 LININGS, DRILLINGS WA 825 i GRAIN BAGS, COTTON BATTS 2 ee avons ia tavor ot she postponement Revi es ae Senn For (LLUSTRATED CIRCULARS AND Price Lists. to all others now in the market. 712 Olive Street r I I I 0 l All i : 1 n e 718 North Broadway. i Newland’s Callegs of Midwitery Ces on entire line will be advanced at an early date. ] LYING-IN INSTITUTE. * ; 1 34 t c , 1 | : : : a 5 4 N 8 A 1 * 4 | i 7 “ot * 1 * * „ > _ ey: ah a This is . 2280 1 r . . N * * 7 : . ; Ss U ; ; and which N * F ‘ A ö | | N > 1 1 N N — receive r “ ” N N ‘ : ’ 4 4 4 N i J 9 1 ! 1 { * { ! 1 1 { 4 „ : 2 i L 1 none & : ‘ house , PA at Lowest | a 4 0 ’ P * saa” * * dj * 77 * r , - 4 7 ‘ : 7 sg. Pe tay . 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