Decatur Daily Despatch, The (Newspaper) - January 7, 1890, Decatur, Illinois THE DESPATCH IS The People's HENCE ITS MORE PEOPLE BEAD THE DESPATCH Thu Aiy in VOLUME TUESDAY JANUARY 7, 1890. NUMBER 6. Great yards of Wool Filled Dress Goods at yards of Twilled Cashmeres at loc yards of Double Cashmeres at a yards of Double Width Cloth Suitings at IQC a 36-inch Plaid Cloth Suitings at IQC a 50 pieces Plain and Brocade Velvet at 250 a 25 pieces of were a cut to 8sc a 20 pieces of French were now a 50 pieces of Black and Colored Brocade and Striped Silk woven marked down to a Boxes of Unbleached Canton Flannels at 4C a Boxes of Canton Flannels at sc a Extra Heavy Canton Flannels at 70 a of Bleached 36 inches at a Bales of 36-inch Brown good at 50 a One box of Apron Ginghams at 4c a yard One box of regular 8c Ginghams at sc a 200 pieces of best Dress Ginghams at a 2 Cases of Turkey Red Damask at IQC a 2 boxes of Calicoes at 4C a i case of choice colors in Calicoes at sc a 200 Pairs Red Blankets The Original price and per All put in one lot at per We claim this the BIGGEST BARGAIN ever offered in Blankets IIV THIS 100 Bed original price and put in at 23 dozen All-Wool Scarlet Vests and were marked down to jsc 25 dozen Grey Wool Vests and were now 75c. i case Heavy Cotton Vests at 25c 50 dozen Colored and Black Wool Hose at IQC a 30 Men's Grey and Red Mixed All-Wool Shirts and were and 1.25, marked to close out at dozen Men's Camel s 1 Shirts and now Plush Jackets at were 12.00. Plush Jackets at were I 5.00. Plush Sacques at I 2-95, were I 8.00. Plush Sacques at 14.90, were Plush Sacques at I 7.50, were Plush Sacques at were English Walking Coats worth for Walking Coats worth English Walking Jackets for English Walking Jackets worth for Cloth for were Cloth for were One lot of Fine Beaver for were and One Lot of Misses Garments at original price 7 and One lot of Children's Cloaks at to or a trifle less than half These Goods Will all be on Sale Monday Following Days T- BRADLEY BROS. New THOUSANDS ARE ILL. La Grippe Still Creates Havoc OB Both of the u In kee to Kill of the In the hawk Enil of th. Four of PatM ana at MORTALITY IN NEW YORK IN NEW YORK NEW Jun 0 lecord at leaths for the last by he sanitary bureau of the health exhibits a frightful increase of mortality from and heart as well as Influenza More than thirty-nine tut of every people in New York City perished this ng a giand total of registered leaths exceeding against 708 the preceding week In Newark the city mail delivery is delayed because so many carriers are attacked by influenza riers have been put it s has victims Several employes have the ind all the newspaper offices are landed on account of the say that of the oases on their lists are those of persons with the prevailing Jan. 6 influenza ias taken a firm grip on Stoat least three or four days men and women on every side and in every walk of life have been sneezing and coughing and showing all the signs of la grippe George a driver for T. Kriz 3o on Sunday effectually checked the of He lent a pistol ball through his head and tied an hour later He was 40 rears of age and His body s at the morgue A dispatch from ion says Hoard and his entire are afflicted with the grip the is kept a pi In his ST Jan 6 Influenza is spreading at Jefferson he State capital of State Tanning and bis wile are both very ill. The has been ill for two days and several clerks are con- Ined to then rooms Doctors estimate theie me at least 100 cases of grip n this city no deaths fat Jan. influenza and erratic character of the weather have wrought sad havoc the last as the death late reported by Board of Health shows The deaths the week in Boston number 848, nearly 100 than was recorded before for a similar The influenza has made ts effects felt in the increased number of fatal cases of consumption and heart dis- it having to intensify each of these diseases Reports from all parts of New from the climate 01 the In that the epidemic has laid ow thousands upon thousands of N. Jan. 6 grippe is creating a profound sensation in the Mohawk Valley At Amsterdam there ire cases among the sufferers wing the three principal At fort Plain 500 persons are ill from the including Dr At there are HOO including United States Commissioner Van and Henry Joy The latter Is ill Several hundred cases hare seen reported at Fultonville and 5t. Johnsville and one death has curred at Tribe's Hill FAI i Jan. has broken out Over 100 are principally among railway employes The men on both the Michigan and Grand Trunk roads have to woik double BAT Md Jan 6 of the students of Johns Hopkins sity have la guppe The young men From the far South aie the quickest and most seriously tod Physicians say the epidemic is now at its height In and the number of oases Is said to exceed Jan Russian enza has seemed a firm grip in London and is raging and spreading in the is said that in one public in- in the East end of London there are over 300 and it has been established beyond a reasonable doubt that some ten or a dozen deaths in the metropolitan district last week have been due direi tly or indirectly to in- In and Austria the after showing signs of has revived with almost its original Everywhere the disease tains its democratic having besides the unnamed tens of the dowager Empress of the Queen of the Belgian Grown Archduke Field Marshal Austrian e of and Archduke Frederick of The highest number of deaths caused by the epidemic is in forty-three deaths are reported in a single The last news from Milan is that the disease is rapidly Jan 0 Princess Bismarck and Princess Rottenburg are seriously ill with la grippe Many deaths are re- ported The Dowager Empress who is suffering with bad a bad being unable to sleep Her has rather The influenza is spreading in the provinces Business IH partially and In many places the bouses have been converted Into formerly Minister of has died fiom inflammation of the lungs Many of the societies in Vienna uio suspending or curtailing payments in consequence of the heavy calls mado upon them by victims of the Fin 11 The number of cases of in this city are im u A largo number of in the doctors and clergymen with the dis- The epidemic continues to spread Among the police lint Mot Jan. The in- epidemic in the physicians say are no danger cms Secretary Fanning was a Jan. The season of Italian opera at the Auditorium closed with a matinee Saturday at which of was with Patti in the leading Six thousand were the receipts for teaching the enormous sum of The gross for he entire season each week were as first six week live nve pel week six Total at this is the est operatic success that New Boston or the American continent ias ever During the four weeks twenty-one in addition to the were and the aggregate attendance was about The Abbey Company left Saturday night by special train for the City of where Patti will open in next Saturday night After a season of fifteen of which the advance sale already aggregates the company will proceed to Francisco and open there on the evening of February 10, returning to Chicago in time to open March 10. From here the organization will go to Boston and thence to New hii desk this morning four TO The Hatband of the Murdered of N Jan. husband of the woman who was ound smothered to death in bed ast took an ounce of aconite and gashed bis wrists and throat with a razor at his home between 1 and 2 o'clock a. in Doctors Shepherd and Cooper weie and had no trouble In the flow of as the ular vein had not been The cut n the throat was four inches but the wrist wound was Owing to the largeness of the dose ef as an emetic and was 11 The doctor is out of dan if in He says he attempted his life lecause of public feeling and because of the suspicion against He declares hat he is innocent of any knowledge ef FEAR A WATER of Alarmed the la Jan. 6 river at this point is one foot below and still It has been most impassable for some the Ferry making trips with great and often becoming fast on bars in the The inlet which is the source of supply to the city has and the mouth is most entirely out of the Should this state of affairs continue there is great of a water and there be an unusual such as a large fire would the it is would prove The main trouble is in the gorge fifteen miles above RESUME Settlement of All tha urn the Finally Jan. com- the strikers on the various of the Mackey system held a long conference with Mr. Mackey Sunday which resulted in a of all their The was concluded shortly aftet 11 when a satisfactory ment was signed by both and the men will return to work at Neither the railroad officials nor the employes will say on what basis the adjustment of the differences was settled Yellow Fever In Bio Jan. 5 Lisbon correspondent says that a Brazilian paper reports that the Government at Rio Janeiro intends to expel the Envoy in consequence of Russia's re- to recognize the Private letters from Rio Janeiro say that i tensely hot weather prevails there and that yellow fever of the most malignant type has appeared in the Killed In a N. H Jan. local freight train of ten cars on the South Cheshire railroad collided this side of Bast land with a wild freight of twenty cars running Engineer 8. W. Slate and Fireman of Bellows were killed on the local and others aie reported The motives and a number of cars were wrecked A Victim of Heart Jan. the well-known base-ball and died suddenly in this city of heart disease He had made quite a reputation as an umpire and as the manager of the club of the International Be was also regarded as an excellent second A Man Froien to Jan. of this was frozen to death near Lake Mich while walking from the railway station five miles across the country to the where he had been connected with a hotel for several He was 21 years of on the Fair ST. Jan In this city are selling pools on the World's Fair at the following St 8 to 1; even New 4 to 40 to 1. by Jan The Erste In the largest structure in the has been destroyed by The loss is Lewi and Jan. output ot and lead ere for the put from her own and Immediate including the but nol those ot Webb and Carl Zimo imd These are actual sales and A greal amount rests at the dumps awaiting oars to be A Special Jan. special eleo tion for city attorney ie being held to A big vote is being polled am much interest ie 8. Jesee Robertson and John BOUGHT BY of English In VAST ENTERPRISES CHANCE During the Moulin the Hum at lu Hie of MILLIONS TO KOLr NBW Jan 8 noed lave any four that England In buying up all America or putting on the country nents of foreign capital which are in- been nade in thin cool MMt eighteen i with the Nation tto sented IB almost of English capital placed in the United States within that period may reach which represents a maximum earning power of big but small compared with the income of oven single big town In this country The Irit big venture of English capital American industries was in the lummer of 1888 when the New York Company was formed for the purchase of several in Hew York and New Samuel and Isaac Un- negotiated the was capitalized at The project was spread be- ore the London public and there waa an astonishing rush for the The public amounted to nearly eight times the amount and the shares w ere distributed rata among the subscribers The of the first venture led to rhe organisation of the same projectors of the United Stales Brewing which purchased in New Newark and All tha stock was taken in a lay or two From this point the grew with amazing The Messrs have acted ai American agents for the placing of more than of English cap- tal in this and they now have teals on hand approaching tion amounting to many million The following are among the largest enterprises in which English capital has n placed since 1888 American breweries and general ue trust Brewing Company Jar Trait Investment breweries 2hloafO elevators breweries breweries Pork Backlog Company Frank Jones Brewing Company Oun Company Alluvial Syndicate tt Laud Company of Minnesota breweries Debenture ation ANY t And Mortgage Bank of Florida Attention to Their Company gold fields of California ce trust of America n Land and Com- pany Connecticut York Breweries Town and Land Com- pally Company and n flout mills Milling Company Brew g Company and Emerald States Debenture Corporation It Louis breweries United Statex rolling stock United States Brewing Company elevators Minneapolis 000 4000000 3000000 H low ooo it 000 000 8000000 4UOOOOO 25UOOO 501X1000 15000000 000 000 000 Total Samuel in explaining workings of the great system which BM sprung up ID London for the pose ot securing American uid that the money bad come from snail investors and not from Regarding the prospect ot a further Influx of English capital Mr. said tbe pant four weeks there baa been renewed activity in the investment in oaa Industrial and there la every reason to believe the new year will ne a far greater amount of capital introduced Into this country from than was brought here in 1889 I believe this great Influx ot foreign capital will greatly assist tbe development of our industries The ia not a rich It it too young to havo become 1 It li ao vast that it can properly employ all the capital that can be diverted to it Tbe mall amount of that goes to England from in- enterprises In tbe of upon the business is trifling compared with the mount cf money that tbe Englishmen muat spend especially in the employment ol labor to earn that The man who has a business here and to aa English company employs bis capital IB a direction and a new demand fat while tke English companies which eeed to the business must continue to labor before 10 the fact that go to Is in my an to the grand benefits acquired by aa the use of that capital tke past four months have been formed In London for the purpose In Industrial enterprises In America with an aggregate capital of not less The last of that kind re- cently formed ia a corporation known as the Debenture Corporation for tbe pur pose of acquiring mortgages on Industrial en- It has a capital of The trustees for the debenture holders are such en aa the present Attorney General of Sir Richard B. Sir Russell and the Law antee and Trust while the board ef directors embraces members from all of the leading law firms In London This Is only oni ef a aeries of companies tbat have been formed to further tbe Investment In American One point tbat especially tempts En- glish capital to thla country is the fact tbat we are free from all warlike complications Jan. 6. The Angus Smith system of and located on the South Saturday sold to an English The price paid is not given bat is understood to be more than Their capacity is Death of a N. Jan e Mier D. D. president ot Madison died here early Sunday morning of peritonitis after an illness ot less than three Aged 60 Justice Brewer In. Jan. 8 David J. Brewer was sworn in as Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court at noon The was filled with spectators during the ceremony A YOUNG FIEND Poisons Whole Family with on yards Wool Pilled Drest Goods at B yard Twilled Cashmeres at 8c a yard yards Double Fold Cashmeres at lOc a yard pairs 10 4 All Wool Scailet Blankets at 832.5 j. puir pairs 10-4 Fine Scarlet Blankets at 83 pairs 10 4 Fine All-Wool White Blankets at 83 75 coses Turkey Red fast at 17c a yards Best Calico at 3c a yards Cotton Flannel at north yards yard u ide Bleached 4c u yui to W. Jan a 17-year old boy living will bis father near this is with poisoning the entire family by put ting on in their bread One little girl is dead and tour others of tin family are believed to be The young murderer contested his to friend ud then He bee not ye FOR THIS 1890. -i SCRUGGS Plush Plush It 86 25, worth 612 00, at 50, 815 00 Plush Plush At 812 25, worth 00, at 813 50, worth 820 00. PLUSH SACQUES at 16.75, worth English Walking worth 87.00 for 83.50 English Walking Coats worth 89.00 for 85 00. English Walking Coats worth 812.00 for 8COO. Walking Jackets worth 815 00 for 88 00 Cloth worth 88 50 for 83 75. Beaver worth from 815.00 00for 8900 Elegant Fancy Cloth worth 83000 for 817.00 A job lot of Cloaks at half L Now or Extraordinary Fine Shoes worth oo Fine Shoes worth 95 Splendid Calf Button Shoes worth I 25 Men's all Calf Boots worth i 50 Men's Fine Calf 50 Men's Fine Calf 75 Men's Fine Calf Machine-Sewed 25 Men's Heavy Sole Edge i 25 Fine Shoes 75 Men's Wabash i 95 You will never have another chance like Mark that We cannot sell goods at a loss Re member the store is WE ARE SENDING THEM will continue Lo do so until the stock of CLOSED 11 IN Olf A l I SUIT OR OVERCOAT You lu Your Life If Yon do not call at tbe WHITE as Entire STOCK Will be SOLD REGARDLESS OF We You Hud a more present than seme of our or 811k Mufflers Gold In fact that Is kept in a House ran found at the WHITE f f f
