St. Louis Post-Dispatch
July 1, 1887

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= — — & 37. No. 318 - ee v Hotel at 10 o'clock last night. sh Wheat yagons cee * w.mixed jersey, & a Tt will almost be a gift sale. Goods will be sold so chesp in honor of the Glorious e, connor Twi a. Neniaging wodhin en” oan. caet eet ee pes * , ed. very light cloth, with 2 Fourth, so as all can deck themselves in gala attire to fittingly celebrate the day. mother of two daughters, 11 and > Bela _ ivest below a plaited plastron, a u years old respectively. She had A terrible accident oceurred this morning ) fi nothin I coat back. It is absolutely The Night of the Great 3 plenty of money and was acquainted here. on the farm of John Barth, about three miles | question to a vote of the t-proot. ‘will outwear anything | She spent last summer and part of the winter 20Utheast of Mascoutah, III. An engine ot a Fusz stated to-day that he was y Preat but $2. Halifax and Chester, and came back again | threshing-machine exploded while a number Galennie was not here to him of beo market, and costs but : — to the — re two weeks ago. She was alone on both occa- ot men were around it, with awful effect. The matter. Tue dir Nr or rough country wear, boating nsational Suicide of a New York Lady | sions and had very few gentlemen acquaint- | following is a list of the victims: o’clock,’’ he said, and it ; the like, the extra stout Tennis at Halifax, N. §.—Foreign News. ances. A mystery surrounds her mo- JOHN PLAB, killed. to close the to- w 1 d white and all tive for taking her life. Bhe did not WILL PLAB, both legs broken. agreeable, but I Ee k i in black an special Cablegram to the Post-Dispaton. al on the friends she made last r LENKEMErER pager essary. These who have not to y is in great demand. We have Lonpon, July 1.—Last night in Parliament PETER DUMOND, slightly other markets for their nee + 15 33 was the night of the great surprise. It marked utnmer. and meren bowed to them] Epwanp SCHUTLER, leg — some down te-monvow tf a — * little boys’ the inauguration of a new policy of obstrac on the street on returning this time. Many * apnea allowed ia whl . the Lees 8 2 It is or rumors are afloat, but nothing definite is w hot. Th 1 — . by d a vote of A — — 4 — rate: —— known. she had her supper sent up to her room shortly after 6 0 A . — — Of ee og, te a neat tine is the ladies’ oer ene —— — tts. Guile last might, but did not eatit. She undressed, | Peter Dumond and John Plab at the it they saw } * hite and all col-, 3 PY his a pee pay Ao satin a chair, and precisely at 10 o’ clock sent Se oe ee ee eee ae the 28 some of d cravat, Ww —4 — er — ag abullet through her heart. There was nota doing nearly all the 22 . he 2 — — 4 — at 10 cents each, in West — Cows ct osed | line of correspondence nor anything to throw ers in the 1 of M bie to take a vote of Son eS th are the next Monday at7o’clock. Without speaking any light th To-day was the time set his visit to the | was about what d. In men’s ties, there a word, only rising half an inch from his seat, | on the mystery. On an empty on- Barth farm and when he arrived with the ma- | ng atl o’ clock styles in pique, such pretty Dillon tollewes tn the. weet encech. Lab. velope left on the bureau was written: Mr. | chine all the farm hands were at the gate to | chan : * peecn. Robert Walford, No. 51 South street, New meet him. Dumond had 8 John quently, the doors * ouchere spoke at his usual length with his Plab, a young man ATS „moro at the stripes and figures, stylish, ad becoming, six for a quar- | ! awn Teck scarfs, in all the eee cae — — — — AN EPIDEMIC OF MEASLES. py FF the ma- ton, were highly ind! Mur. , pe 6 close gur MONTREAL, July 1.— There is an epidemic of | ° enen: you have got more steam on than 55 N oo in midsummer styles, 10 cents e a new dress shirt, with GREAT SATURDAY SALE, 8 . r = m4 : o~ = q of Aan oe „ — ; 8 * 1 . * J ? 2 . . * 9 ‘ ° . * 8 0 E N N * 5 — * , ; “ 9 4 4 ‘ ; a 4 . * ke I 5 n dn THE IRISH STYLE ugual daliness, his only joke being an ironical mouths begins by closing his own.’’ — fod: si: Youn ai'wnd _ | Fate of issue, 99, is about 70 pfennigs under the present quotations. The Dominion. MRS. WALFORD’S SUICIDE. 8 HALIFAX, N. S., July 1.—Mrs. Walford, wife of Rober Walford, a ship broker of New Tork, shot herself through the heart and instantly killed herself in her room in the Queen York.’’ The door of her room was unlocked. The revolver was a new one. measies at Point Saint Charles. At least 500 venty-five Feet—Horses „ as engineer, and the latter » rale hen the machine had been placed in 4—— you ought to hav TOUCHED IT OFF. forced to bring the m Finally he applied to the Government's action, cases b All right,’’ gale Plab, I will remedy Lord Coke's protest against hasty legisia- A that. 1 ; pl felipe tae Vice Presi thing his own way and U een tiny plaits, open front tion, Tue damned and damnable lecisia- MISSOURI LEGISLATURE. Plab attempted to put in some more | js aj lined bosom of finest quality Soe of Ree. SS eee cae. ate water. The — explosion fol. N n-Iine ' : speeches brought the house to twenty minutes | Little Progress Made by Either House on the | lowed. The machin was lown the matter. The your ble flat-stitched seams, a spe- to eight. The division of 20 to 120, did not Kallroad Bills. 2 * —— — ng te 8 feet 1 or raise merry custom-made shirt. 85 cents elictt any cheer until the speaker rose and By Telegraph to the Post-D1spraTcu. wan earsied over covenant five feet in ‘the air —— es 2 h. called upon Maurice Healyto move the next] Jerrexson Crry, Mo., July 1.—Neither house and instantly killed. his legs were } outrageous noise and 1e fashion writer is besieged amendment. No one had any idea that has made much advance so far to-day in the ene 3 oT Panes The | then. As President Ga’ inquiries for fashionable ideas — 1 , ͥ accident. A younger | feave to-night. Floor- 4 inguir had already begun. When moj Maurice Healy | Senate went into committee of the brother, who was standing nearthe machine, | jet singie- handed and nillinery and for the summer was forthcoming, the mem looked about| whole immediately after assembling, | d both his legs broken. Teter Damon, | disturbing element. „Herman Lenkemeyer and Edward Schutler pressing the adjo st generally. There's = The | oo 86, 17 b, 1861, om 1 tae one * pat are to consider the House bill which wens arranging the N at 1 eo — — that during ouse, and only two members of the whole was under e iderati tt i : 6 expiosion, an when: Se engine rthis time of the season. The urnment — 1 1 — it — struck the thresher Dumond and Schuetler — ns 3 Gladstonian party. jo y y ry im closing at 1 p. m. It portant amendments were agreed to. were knocked to the ground and ——— oF: York stock ‘‘tioker’’ * aes, or caps, are the latest in What does this mean?’’ was instantly on quarter after 12 the committee arose and — * was knocked down and imp and also a blackboar inery. We show soft, finest | Historical Mile Posts in the 8 ot human progress and liberty. 1215 wrung from every one’s lips. e . the speaker | leave to alt n, T Pee Was taken alla | tween tne. engine Gnd the — 9 & biackboar lity black Milans at $1.25, and | King John of England the famous Magna Charta, the basis of English Liberties, and | nursued the even tenor of his way, calllina o clock. Should the Senate ee ous — — s — wee brokeny but , Web M. Sam them up to match suits at $5 of all Constitutional Government; 169 saw the landing of Pilgrim’Fathers and intro- over the names attached to the amendments on — — — ae — — Cee 22 en Bain was appoin Wear whatever is becoming duction of a Pure Democracy eighteen years later a Republic by Royal Charter from tne paper, and paused for a second/and it most surely will, the friends of] probably have been Talmage 7 ou'll be fashionable. the Crown; 1688 saw the English Revolution; Fourth of July, 1776, saw the Declara- after each. Mr. Kenny, Mr. Dillon, Mr. r e eee as 8 F “rine Paper spay 6 FF 8 5 YALE A ** tion of Independence; 1861 saw the beginning of the Civil War that wiped out | Chance, Mr. Arthur O Conner. and 0 on. again to the House for concurrence in the | Position when the explosion occurred, Came | pyerything Favor When Baifour’s own amendments were amendments. From present indications it will | quickly to his rescue. When taken out of the 8 burning thresher one of his arms was found to ening CRAWFORD & CO. the dark blot of Human Slavery and removed the stain from the fair name of the Freest Country Under the Sun. It was impossible to continue an institution ob- reached he moved them bya spasmodic jump in his seat. They were agreed to instantly. be a pretty healthy railroad measure when the Senate gets through amending it. THE HOUSE. have been nearly off and was afterw am- tated. Two fine horses which had been left standing New Lonpown, C. tion favors a gre: solete, cruel and wrong, that belonged to the Dark Ages, and not to this free, enlight- : At 8:6 lock, id a few feeble cries of] The H took the H ened land of the Nineteenth Century; 1887 sees this great country united, prosper-| ,, — — all — —— the Senate bill, which NA near the — ine were instantly killed. When | Harvard this eve ous and happy, and there is none but can feel proud of what has been accomplished ; {concur in, and after much parllament | the e Odged On, the teres er ee ee hotteet . 0 ° - from the Fourth of July, 1776, to the Fourth of July, 1887. It marks the grandest | ,ortea and the third of the bill o’clock, which was vo ow t w . | utes after the explosion was reduced to ashes, | lucky, indeed, re 1 ; reading fixed as voted down. It was fin ith — nion — ts 4 1 * | epoch in the World’s history, and shows more accomplisbed than in all the Centuries. | ror Tuesday. Farnell was im the House for a — 2 agreed oa vote on os — to —— on —— — — ; 3 wagons which were — the — 8 monade, ° — He The growth and development of this country stand unparalleled. It’s a glorious in- | short time dressed in a rough gray tweed — — — ag ona” anos 9 The noise of the explosion was heard a mile ne ines a . 9 4 * | heritance for the sons of America and of those by adoption. So thinks and believes | sult and brown hat, and amendments, and voted to inate on a lor more distant, yan in less than —— ~~ LOOKING VERY fit. Committee of Conference by near! unani- | Minutes me t had wae as time. Every tr id Ras berries 10e 0 : mous vote. It then took a recess till 2 ‘O’clock. were hun 8 peop e n e oes and it now D * . Brien was in the lobby during the evening, | I: is now apparent that the session will pass | Physicians were AER om Mascoutah an eee and also complained of great fatigue. He an- | over the Fo and it may continue to the ph b many By was done to alleviate — » Cream, : : 10e. ; nounced his intention to go atonce to Switzer. end of next week. . gers Bo hy fl a + 0 * PROVEMENTS IN THE PEN. penn ungest Plab who 11 oth of his legs Sb ta tar Sons : ; 8 “a land or Germany for 1 8 rest. To- The 1 enitentiary was brilliantly illuminated vw is very serious and die. | * 8 4 day, ef oo, the Parliamentary + 2 the new incandescent — — John Plab, the — . en x , was 20 THE POPULAR 3 a attendance of and S — — ont : 7 ure the subject of general Giscussion, but | farmer : : WHO W MIND ALL OF TH there is no special opinion on it to chronicle. | @°™°*™ to witness ein tae machinery. ky probably had no. idea 7 TH OF GHT. en en 1 * Judge Foster P. Wright died at a late hour ot how low the in the Oe (:LIGATESSEN LUNCH ROOMS, Big Baroains for To-Marrow's Sales, The vehement politicians merely remark: „Walt till the Radicals have control of the House, and you will see what the closure will do then. The more sober ones add that the chief hope ot the opposition now lies inthe last night atthe residence of his son-in-law, Hon. Charies A. Pollock, of this ci Ju Wright was one of the pioneers of the Sou west. He served as Ctreuit Judge as early as 1887 and nearly continuously thereafter u a few years ago, when he retired to private of the engine os" or he not have attempted to put more in while the {i When picked up his body was ee Both legs had been biown off to the body and his face was 1 — 55 dlackened and scarred. Dumond, the 8 ofthe machine, who es- boiler was so hot. invincibie impecuniosity of the Irish peasant. | atthe close of his last term of office. He vas 8 N. FOURTH STREET ark age. tak ace | caped without serious injury, is well- j We mean to make a regular FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION. All man- ane ee ae Se ro orate ä * known all over Ahe country, he having for years done all the threshing for farmers 12 OLIVE STREET, bark a st. dated a July 78, 12275 rder’s office of Wayn ner of GLOBE, 705-713 Franklin Av The Egyptian Convention. land bill, Ireland. ABOLISHING A STATE MONOPOLY. STARTLING REVELATIONS. CHICAGO, July 1.—The deliveries of wheat on the Board of Trade were very heavy. One firm around Mascoutah. He was fairly well-to-do. Asad feature in connection with the accident trict, to the St. Louis District was formally | The form of the transfer was | | ‘from Collector Barnum of No. 1 to Oel- completed. 283, eonveye 2 1 real CANDIDATE FOR LORD MAYOR. is reported to have put out 5,000,000 b Bardens af weet . ayue is te DUBLIN, July 1.—Ata private meeting ves- bank wheat, and anotner one to have dispo CAH a of Section 13nd The Largest Shoe and Clothing Establishment in the West. erden the Nationalist mombers of the Munici- | of 760,000. | "The “aoa eng be courts is 285 Towaship vet quarter oper until 9p. m.; Saturdays until 11.1 pal Council chose Mr. Winstantley tor Lord | by dime and the lawy ie haſt ot lot No 2z. out- —— :.:kꝛ —...:u?ͥù wes | Mayor of this city. ~*~ „and af of tot 22 * SILVER-PLATED SPOONS AND FORKS, . . ae etree + and note and the interest thereon now. therefore, at the Paris, July 1.—The Government has pre- sented in the Chamber of Deputies a bill to abolish the state monopoly of the manufacture and sale of gunpowder. Austria. 8 NORTH BROADWAY. ee eas Jom with the aocide ee hos , FRA * t es ot Eco D N. D Parts, July 1.—The Journal des Debats, re- | Testimony in the Ward’s Island Lunatic whe * — 2 fhe Comme jal soy Yor! ac lum Investigation. on a e warran e news broken ] tion is ur day ferring to the action of the Count de Monte- Asy — tein his coll. He was neariy beare-Sreken N aes . 2 bello, French Ambassador at Constantinople, New York, July 1.—Further testimony} with grief, and the fact that he could not go er quarters Gener al Executive Committee Will be bad cheap in this sale, as we have gone over the entire stock. No matter in relation to the Egyptian Convention, says: | was taken this morning in the Ward’s Island j to them made his anguish all the more keen. Ludlow a ü 6 * TWENTY-FIRST what you want you are sure to hit a Great Bargain. Let all the people come from | Vothing ts more natural than that French | investigation. John M. Emera was recalled Discharged. 3 oP ym Ky 1 al E t G A near and from far to our CELEBRATED SA TURDAY SALE diplomates:should, at one time, have consid- and said that in Ward Fourteen there were ug tt on neampment, G. A. R. a 5 : ered that possibly France would assent to | two boys confined whose morals were being 7 in 3 RS ee rowel * c Ww an - . usual reak ’ LINDELL AOTEL. Store Open tili 10 ol clock in the evenin Saturday. a convention shortening by several years | tainted by the filthy expressions of the men. arged owen edited to- St. Louis, Mo., June 30, 1887. 8 1. the period of English occupation of Egypt. | The boys were not over 15 years of age. Foss, were concluded late Pepe ras his food, but Wa mhom it may concern: We are ready to negotiate on that basis now, Witness also stated that there was a/| #fternoon, and Justice Guentz discharged | goes not eat anow 1 renn but we cannot agree that England by any pre- system of hazing carried on dy the Ee 4 — 5 allen by Little's 3 red e upon thi this Committee unless the text, should have the right to perpetual occu- — Wd L. . — 1. 2 * — by the burning of Foss and Mrs. Begole | dations. He say 1 „ e amar tia pation of the country, or that she should be not deen visited by Dr. Trautmen, the Mmgy. Pi prisoner but tho i ures — oder of G le tive C i 2 2 allowed to reoccupy it for reasons of which | Medical Superintendent for eleven weeks 1 5 1 * 122 0, 1 22. 1524. 1526 26 Franklin n Avenue. she alone should judge. No Frenchman of FCC claimed he was LABOR NEWS. WA — — — — — common sense would thussanction a British Pairs. Sarah A. Chenoweth testified that her | Operationsto be Resumed by the Coke Oper- | Reduction in 7 rotectorate and convert it into aright recog- son was confined in the asylum for three ators—Detective Protection. A 21. years | Thousands of pees s 2 marked down to $1, | Jersey to-day. He was met at St. Helier, the saying MoCue would kill him. Bhe aid not see detectives when the men go back. 1. ’ Thousands of Light Coats and Vests, in Seersucker, Thous ands Childrens Sh marked 4 to capital, by a large crowd, many of whom | herhusband un © was dead. 9 9 — A by A1 1 = 50’ Mohatr. re ©, marked down to $1.50, $2, — ts, 25 cents. 50 cents and 75 cen - * welcomed him with cries of ‘‘vive le roi.’’ ribs were broken and half of his upper lip was TRANSFERRED TO-DAY, sald day, vg 282 eas t door of the -50 and $3. Thousands wd Hats of every description — 19 cents gone. — iC 7 , in the city of St Louis, Mo. sell the Thousands of Mea’ ¢ Cassimere ty ae ee CRIS THE LIBERAL- UNIONIST CONFERENCE. Collector Barnum Takes More Responsibil- | N real estate at mar own cents, 80. OV, n urn Goods. from a cent rt to ° 8 Spider Ser cask 8 Tome capes $3.50 and $5. finest Shirts and Underwear manufactured. kone — 8 ae the * VERY HEAVY. ity on His Official Shoulders. =—s_ [ e trust. * shal * Hen. Frustee drr ON — to if ly to the consideration of the The Deliveries on the Chicago Board ot] To-day the transfer of the old ach Internal’ 1 RICTLY E PRICE. r Trade To- Day. wi Revenue District, known as the Hannibal Dis- door of the 7 e eee FELL OVER A PRECIPICE. ISTH.DAY or JULY, A. D. vw,, July 1.—Information has just = reached here ot accidents to two tourists in the 1 purposes ef trust. 2e >= getting ie ene Styrian Alps, one being killed aud the other wre ao a precipice. 1 * r r So when pag ag ves. do 40 to the : 7 1 V * * t — N * of ‘whet — are — 71 SS @ poor one. 6, W e wane A. J. A.J. JORDAN, 612 WASHIN > *, 2 1 W wee 2 2 ~ a . 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