St. Louis Post-Dispatch
August 1, 1891

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SPECIAL NOTICES. he un thatthe H Filley * has ; ry D. and Mo., the electro plating Carmedon by said com in ‘ding of the N. O. Nelson ‘ighthand &t Charles ste... where ve Continued by said Weber & FILLEY ALUMINUM PLATING by R 1031 D. Wells, its Secretary. . 1891. tl reny give Eis Mintum Plating 8 J froar I ; SEALED PROPOSALS. ICE TO CONTRACTORS. 1 be received at the office of the City Clerk y © “pringfleld, Mo., for the of : ubiiec Sewers for said up r of Tuesday, the 11th day augue. Ts to be constructed acco to peciications prepared by Nier 2 On Bie inthe office of the 2 ‘ust b@ eccompanied by a certified check — reserves the right to reject any or all ‘Cations furnished on application te . + sy Engineer gero the Council G M. HACKNE”, City Clerk- ELECTION NOTICES. . — 0 - — nd CE OF ELECTION—Westliche Post Ast B—An election — three directors of umu the ensuin ear. will Pair Mice Monday, Aug 10. 18991 2 Polls open 4. m., to 12 m. on that da 2 = EMIL PKEEKTORIUs. TL. PREETORIVS, Secre - Bs Mo.. July 29. 5 n. * K* 9 ov : 8 4 5 „ a 8 5 el 7 & . 5 so PS ee N bd ar 72 N 9 7 A“ > ’ . > 4, > 2 * ag 2 % ute YR 3 2 ae SP eS gee ee 5 P > ie os AS = ae sae * ‘ * N 2 8 1 8 2 ar 8 i * * 2 8 * 4 eink _ — 5 Sw * | | ‘ ; _ . WEDNESDAY EVENING, | August 12. 7 * 0 * a Jeo. * > 7 5 a * 4 * 3 8 * 9 5 9 3 * een, & E . N * oe * oe OP ee ä n : Ai N * 5 1 q A 5 8 Pia 1 0 AL, 2 3 3 Wo hs bs “ Kal : : C Sain Sth, es Tas — Os 5 Sa n r . * ae © * F ited * 3 — * 7 15 . t a a a * ve > wm, * 9 + * ¥ * . ¢ 4 > * * we * Tey * * * as - 1 d . . 0 — > — sf nt * x at 7 7 N 4 ** . gt 10 9 7 « x 13 * — 9 4 ° — 7 ‘ * 7 Pin U , . 8 1 * 5 : 5 A > « J 1 “ ; . J . , - ® = * * N POST- DISPATCH. 1 s————P r a eee VOL, 42.—NO, 264. * * 1 if h : fad 9 MPAPER PUBLISHED IN S SU PRIOB, FIVE CENTS. BY CARIERR, FIFTEEN CENTS A Weer. ST. LOUIS, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 1, 1891 — —— I FRENCH STORY. IE KAISER CHARGED WITH BEING WILDLY DRUNK RECENTLY. He Strikes Lieut. Schroeder, Who Com- mits Suicide. PLACARDS POSTED AT FOO CHOO THREAT- ENING THE FOREIGNERS. Mission Buildings Attacked and Some of the Inmates Killed The Very Chilly Treatment of the Prince ot Naples by the Princess Maud of Wales—King Alexander of Servia in Bussia—Sailed for Chili—Foreign News. paris, Aug. 1.—Several papers publish an alleged telegram from Berlin stating thatjthe Kaiser was wildly drunk during his cruise on the Hohenzollern; that he was thrown down by asailor and thus hurt his lag; that he st ruck Lieut. Schroeder, whoat once blew his brains out because of the disgrace; that he speeded the yacht at night, having fall the guns fired and changing his uniforms, donning thoseof theGerman, English and Italian Admirals, and that he is succumbing to the morphine hapit. RIOTING IN CHINA. PLACARDS PASTED AT FOO CHOO THREATENING THE FOREIGNERS. Loxpox, Aug. 1.—Dispatches received here from Foo Choo, China, state that rioting is imminent at that place and the town is totally unprotected. Placards upon which are notices threatening foreigners have been posted in the public thoroughfares. It is re- ported that the mission building at Yen Ping, Province of Fo Kien, on the Min River, ninety miles northwest of Foo Choo, and at Foo Ning, in the same province, seventy miles northeast of Foo Choo, have been at- tacked by a Chinese mob, It is also said that some of the inmates of the mission buildings have been killed. AN OUTRAGE ON CHINESE. CELESTIALS AT VALLEJO, CAL., MOBBED BY THE CITIZENS. Saw Frawcisco, Cal., Aug. 1.—An outrage on Chinese recently occurred at Vallejo, which probably will lead to a demand for in- demity from the Chinese Government. A short time agoalotof Vallejo Chinese came to the Consulate here and declared they were living in fear of their lives. as the regular authorities refused to protect them. Trouble began on the night of July 4, when a crowd gathered about the Chinese quarters at Vallejo and pelted the celestials with stones. Recently a fire was started and a Chinese gir! was burned to death. Warrants for eight men were issued. The Vallejo authorities claim there is no legal proof against any of the accused, but the Chinese story is told with so much detail, that Gov. Markham has been requested by tu State Department to investigate the matter. a : 115