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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-07-10
~ lifg,;CASUALTIES.

s'1";There was $4,000 fire in French
town, N. J. Sunday nj GIT, June 30th:: |s
lit EA|ffteen thousand dollar fire occurred
at st. Louis On. the: evening oftJune Goth.
The fremont House, iMassillon, Ohio,
was destroyed by. fire June Pol .gf Set 4on fire
by anincindiary.s 4 ,a:ik ..f49i 3aaI II
o0i Friday morning, June %, ~ the wagon
shop ofJ. Cotton & Co.. was destroyed by
ri fire at Kasson, Mimi iinqln ,krs,t =, ayet az Il
Id The main building of the RI county in
) Urinary at Columbus, 9 was burned All of
the 2eo inmates sseapea.iw aIi o1p.., q j
The southern express from Philadelphia
j une both was thrown from the track, near
claymoqnlt Del ana the eff, tiremen and
killed 0N ~ A5's7''='A' ''il'1 $ i1h91 9,
A fire occurred at Montgomery Ia,
time the Oath iri il tie cotton compress IF Har.
ter s. O'Cpnneeli caused u BY treading on 4
~ match match Loss $4,000. t;t9tt1 ]osi .Tiad
~ Saturday June 29th portion rrttiion 81 . ltqn-
mel near schwelm, Germany, fell buryingj ~
. persons, seven dead bodies had been restored
b and search for others was continued. 3iss
~ @iOn the morning of the 29th,. at Dead
wood, D. II the single saw mill of Geo. E.
Fly I'LL " wv UOSCUuC1 WILL 1AO oAAAASiS AAAsAi
chine was destroyed by fire. No insurance
l5 faA.lRush City; dispatch Of JulyY1, says
e o the body of John Benson, who had been miss
ing several days, was found in Moose Lake
IA tits supposed he fell into the lake when
drunk. .Aa4W la5jE ssSsIJJga tSsl5
.,fff., An oil train was, wrecked by, THERE
> moval Of rail on the New York Central. near
"a Albany. 10 cars were wrecked. The oil took
al IRE, one man was burned to death. The en-
ID giineer and fireman were badly burned ll t9
57eGaA Buffalo, N. dispatch of June 9th
~ givesth account of a collision between. two
the st. Andrews and Peshtigo. Both
i vessels sank in nine minutes, in water 100 feet
ssa Deep! Both crews were saved by the small
2 VI boats. So n tiili Ga al iQWlfafI;s-f
99W Friday morning June 28th, the passen-
ger train on the Chicago & Nofthwestern rail.
~ road was wrecked near Appleton, Wis.
9I Switches misplaced by tramps. The engineer
VI and fireman was severely hurt, None Of the
passengers were injured. I'll. Il. 5,,..;. III.
81. iAiWilmingt ton, Del, telegram Of ! Sat
; ! nrday, June 29th, says in addition to the en-.
II tgineer and fireman killed in the disaster Ito
1.-THE Southern Express, William a.. Hoigh, 81
So Chicago and Erisban Krauth Of Baltimore
were killed. The engine, baggage, mail land
Hi two express cars were wrecked. A railroad
if tie had been placed on the track. sss,j
sE,af,zs PERSONAL IND POLITICAL., is
tltl The Emperorof Moroccois dead. III
The Queen Of Spain died Wednesday,
: June 26. W y g
I ias, King Alfonso q Spain has received
kilograms Of coincidence on account Of the
Il death ,Of his wife from all the Enronean
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Budget OF Foreign News.
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CONGRESS GOSSIP.

CONGRESS GOSSIP. r.
BERLIN, July 1.-The congress was in session
three hours day. Reptssentativesf of Rouut-!
their claims, It is not expected their demands
Will he granted:s Con ress will acknowledge
the independence of Ro0mania only on condi.
ton tnat ~ relgi!ons Pc graniIed hpeIty OF
worship. " IS antlclpaIeut tnaG Ine quesuon OF
~. ;ia aas, ~ tthofnra tta ~
nrass sas;n .n nSD narr;aJ - yasmlt III EIro
bean bean bowers have instructed their am bassadors
.in Cohstantinople to urge the Porte to yield
L It is reported, in many quarters, that the
Turkish pleni potentiaries have been instructed
to offer merely formal opposition. Russian
mem bers OF the military. com mission which rs
now discussing the boundaries of Servia are in
favor Of making them include Now Bazaar and
;Nisch. i The Turkish and some other splenipo-
tentiaries oppose this. 4 The Rolitieqt CorrYe-
spende'ae Of Vienna reports these negotiations
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over 80 years old. he died at Picnkneyville,
Illinois, on the night Of June 2Sth. His home
was Carlyle, Illinois.
The Democrats of Ohio had their State
convention Wednesday, June 26th. The
platform reaffrms their former principles;
approved Of the Potter coimmit tee investigate,
but declares tie decision Of the electoral
conn,issj@ afn ming thS title Of Hayes e the
PresidenS finally M
gefsraA Sir dprnet Molsley has VII: writ
tedan elaborate llticle @ the subjectsofstthle
native army 81 India ana its present and
future organization. He discusses the effect
OF Lord -Beaeonsaeld Is m ovement OF Indian
troops to the Mediterranean, and declares
posterity will. acknowledge the benefit con-
ferred on England by Lord Beaconsf fields
mastery policy in thus utilizing, this mine OF
Military, strength, India, he says, is regain
ing ground faster than all Europe put to.
gether. e $500 3''>s'3s oAi7 ~ :"
s7'IitftfF at3ff3yfSg sftt .5ssff.s.1..ffj i /.
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! AIBA lNgz, 4. =. June g: An oil train was
thrown from the track of the New York
Central road last night, BY the removal of a
rail, and 10 cars wrecked. The oil took fire
and q bfeakman named Truas,$ was burned
40 death and the engineer and fireman In
jured. 3s}
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-07
The old awindIo Again.

Some time since, man representing
himself as an agent for the Co-opera-
tive Gift Association, visited number
of the country people in the neighbOr-
hood of this city, and represented TO
them, that should they take $40 worth OF
tickets, they would be entitled to one
hundred and twelve gifts, none Of which
would be less than calico dress IN valu-
alton.
Among those who were swindled by
this agent was 3 man named David
Montgomery, residing near tho Marshal
coanty line Yesterday ne appeared at
police HEADQUARTERS and related his
troubles to officer Henry, who advised
him that foul swindle had been perpe-
trated and that he was the victim in this
Instance.
Mr.. Montgomery showed the receipt
given him by the agent, who signed his
name II. B. Walker, TO the officer. The
piece of paper set forth that the holder
thereof had paid the signer the
sum Of $50 cash, and was entitled to
so many gifts, which were TO be drawn
on June 10Th, in this city. Upon
dilIigent inquiry we we're uu-
able last evening to ascertain
anythind about such a firm as the Co
operative Gilt Association.
1t seems very curious that our farm
ers will allow any man that comes along
to gull them into such plain swindle as
the one we refer TO. 1t is to be hoped
that those who so swndle the unsuspect-
ting farmer should be brought to speedy
punishment.
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Personalities.

Judge jackson was compelled, through
sickness, to cease hearing cases yesterday
Andy Long, We are glad to say, was
able 10 be out yesterday.
Mrs. John +. Wilson left for Balti-
more Wednesday evening, and will sail
for Europe in company with Prot
LOOMS party of Philadelphia, during
the present month.
j, {. Morehcai, road agent of the p
W. Il X. road was in the city yesterday
and went on the excursion.
Rankin Wiley, Jr., a prominent young
attorney Of Point Pleasant, is at the St,
james.
Miss Ida Berger, OF the Island, is visit.
ing friends in Elizabeth.
Mrs. Rev. Harris; OF Philadelphia, is
visiting her sister, Miss A. Taylor. Of the
Female College, this city.
Charles Behler leaves 20 day IS q dele
gate t. the German Catholic Union, a.
Indianapolis.
Judge Rsuey, of Cleveland, Ohio, was
registered at the Mcclure, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ii. Snediker, of
Wheeling, W Va, were visiting Abner
Thsrp, ESQ, of this place, few days of
last week, arriving Tuesday evening, we
believe WGyneSjurg Messenger.
Rev. Dr.. ?. 7. Lslshley ex.President
OF the West Virginia Conference OF the
NJ. E. Church, Is visiting bis son, j. a.
Lsishley, Esq, on the Island.
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TrJstee,s Sale of Real Estate

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
Is made by Peter Schiernitzauer and
Catherine SchleruitZauer, his wife, dated
the SOth day OF April, A. ID. 1879, ana re-
corded in the Office OF the Clerk OF lhe
County Court of Ohio county, West Nlr-
GINA, in deed OF trust book No. ), page
I3q I will sell al puOlC auction, ON
SATURDAY, JUNE 10. 1875,
Commencing at IL o'clock A. NJ, at tne
front door of the Court House OF ONO
county. the follow ng described real estate,
living an the City of Wheeling, Wesl VIZ
Ginia. tO.wit: The south halt of lot num-
her X situate on the east side OF Nam
street between Third formerly McLure)
street and Fourth formerly Bank street
in trat part OF said city of Wheeling, call
Cd North Wheeling. Also, part OF lot
No. ~. situated on the east side OF Main
street between Third and Fourth streets,
i'm that part OF the city of Wheeling call
ed North Wheeling, which part OF SAID lot
is more particularly described rs follows:
Beginniug at point on the east Slue OF
Main street and corner OF said lots - ana
70. thence eaStwarGly with the line De-
tween said lots one hundred feet; thence
s0uthwar,lly and parallel with Main street
tweufy-fivG feet; thence westwaTdly anu
nsraIIal with the first line one nundreS
ieet: thence nOrthwardly TO the place OIL
beginning.
Terms OF Sale Cash.
The title TO the above property is be-
Neyed TO be UNREASONABLE, but selling as
trustee shall only convey such title as Is
vested N me By said deed OF trust.
:. .. TAYLOR, Trustee.
l. C. HERNEH, AucuOneer. main
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MARTINS FERRY LOCALS,

The cid band will give a concert al
Commercial Hall on next Friday even
ing. The proceeds will be devoted TO tue
purchase OF new instruments.
Despite the many rumOrs that the
growing wheat in this vicinity has been
il ! rcd by the rust, sucn proves not to
be the fact.
\ test case under the law recently
passed by the Legislature regarding the
liability OF corporators to pay for medical
attendance to paupers, was on trial be-
fore Justice Eagleson, Yesterday. The
suit was brought by Dr.. Hooensack upon
the refusal Of the corporation authorities
to pay his bill for services rendered rs
aforesaid. The cause was argued by Mr.,
l. J. {. Drenaen for the corporation,
and M. Geo. Duncan for Dr.. Hobcn-
sack. Owing to the magnitude OF tie
case the Justice reserved his decision
until he could fully consult the law on
tho cUliprt
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lnrClCsAncSN.

Yesterday while an empty freight car
WAS standing on the Hem Pfeld track,
nesr the old Hempfcld depot, small
boy about eight years old, climbed up to
the break and turned it oil. The boy
Jumped off and the Ger started down
grade, RAINING against another car which
was standing in front Of Hsndland s
pork house on Sixteenth street, and broke
the brake, when both started down the
Sixteenth street grade al q rapid speed
and were not checked until they had
reached the bridge below Main street.
Such criminal neglect as allowing a car
to stand on grade without waLchman
should be looked into. Fortunately
there was nothing injured by the run
ming cars, bat then there was every
chance. Had any one been crossing the
track with loaded wagon, their chances
would have been very un!avorsble before
two heavy cars going down grade.
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gELLAERE LOCALS.


The posters for the Ten Nights IL =
Bsr-Room" are out. No names OF the
performers will be made public.
The ladies OF the Episcopal Church
gave a strawberry social st Rev. Ram
Dos LAST evening.
MAYORS News Depot IS being decor
atet with gigantic slg1.
The ladies OF the Rock Hill Presbyter-
ian Church, had 3 strawberry festival
last evening. which wss attended by
many people from town.
Mr.. John r Cow, editor the LSaGeT,
has received the appointment Of Deputy
Oil Inspector. The ottiCe wss created at
the last session of the legislature, and Mr..
George Calen was also u candidate 10
the interests of local dealers here. The
LvdsDenisHt yesterday published 81 sFti-
ce purportIng TO be ar sccount OF the
way N which the Office wa; obtained by
Cow, which, 70 say the least, was far
from honorable, Nj Cow emphatically
denies the report, and authorizes Us 10
characterize il Is a fa,sehood throughout.
Messrs. :. o. and T. 5 Cummins have
returned from m extended eastern and
southern trip.
Mr.. Ed. Owens, q former citizen Of
Bellslre, Is back in town.
The Tutslligsncsr BelaIre local has re-
signed and that paper is without cor
respondent here.
The matter Of the crossing Of Belmont
street over the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road is one Of more Importance than It Is
generally supposed to be. At present a
ricke.y old wooden bridge is the only
mesns of communication between that
portion OF the city lying south Of the
railroad and that part north. This redIcu-
! lous affair may st any time give way, and
interrupt all communication, except for
! foot passengers, between the two sections
of the city, For ins.arc e, on last Sunday
morning, Just at church time, q car struck
one OF the pillars which support the
bridge and knocked It out Of place,
breaking It in pieces. A Waterman hsd
to be stationed or the bridge 10 keep
people and vehicles off until another
support could be erected. This seriously
| incommoded citizens. and under other
circumstances would have been danger
ous.
Some sneskng scoundrel is writing
aronym0us letters to the managers o!
the Goblet works, threatening them with
dire vengeance if their present workmen
are not discharged. A thing that will
write an anonymous letter o: that kind
will only be deferred from carrying out
i. threats by his cowardly fears. Efforts
should be made to discover the writer,
and then h. should be driven out OF town
and made 10 stay out.
Constable Robinson has done good
work in suPprcssinS Illegal fishing in
Nc Mahon's Creek.
Police business seems scarce nova
days
4 Union Sabbath School excursion for
the Fourth Of July is talked o: to Burr's
Mills camp ground, whore basket pie
mic vii. be held.
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CITY GRIPS.

STILL cool.
ONE marriage license recorded yester'
day.
CANDIDATES are getting more numer'
Gus every day.
THE Jail is being thoroughly cleaned,
pspered and white washed.
A HEAVY frost was said to have fallen
in the rural districts, yesterday morning
ONE deed in fee and one of trust were
admitted to record yesterday at the othce
of the county clerk.
ADJUTANT L. l.. WOOD, shipped
thlrty-six stands of arms to the Burning
ton cavalry yesterday.
A NEW fire escape was tried on Tween
ty-third street between Water and Main
last evening. The test was satisfactory
THE report of Harry Caldwell, as'
signee of Husemen u Mendel, has been
recorded at the Office of the County
Clerk.
THE old Crescent Mill coal bank which
was purchased by Henry h. List, is be-
inc put 10 order, and will be put in oper-
alton shortly.
A LITTLE son of Mr. Neil Thompson,
of the Eighth ward, in trying to get
over fence yesterday, fell and inflicted
painful injuries on his head.
THE detunct remains of numerous cats
in the neighborhood Of the gas works
are disturbing the Olfactory nerves OF
many citizens of East Wheeling.
The Council committees on Water
Works, Health, Ordinances and Market
House met at the city building last night.
The Committee on Streets, Alleys and
Grades Will meet this evening.
THE Strsusburg Clock exhibition will
begin in the corner room OF the Wash
ington Hall building Monday next, and
continue for one week. This clock Is
one of the most wonderful inventions
ever placed on exhibition.
THE Bishops of the NJ. E. Church met
at Wilmington, Del, several days ago,
and fixed the time for holding confer
ences. The time fixed for the West Viz
ginia Conference is October 9th, over
which Bishop Harris will preside.
Mr.. CHARLES LARADoCK, OF South
Wheeling, was the recipient last evening
from his parents, of splendid birth
night party. About twenty-five couples
were present. Prof. Birch furnished the
music. The occasion was Gus 10Th
birthday.
The Grand Grove of U. A. .. ID. held
session session at Beethoven Hall Iast
evening. The proceedings were OF
secret nature. The Grove will meet at
BotsfoId's at 1870 o'clock this evening for
the purpose of transsctinS other bust
mass.
A FLORAL festival will be held st the
lecture room OF Chspline street M. L
Church tonight. The exercises will be
similar to those of a neck-tie social, ex'
copt that u bouquet Of flowers will be
substituted Tor neck. tie. The proceeds
will be for the benefit OF the school.
The boys of Centre Wheeling viewed
in great numbers, yesterday, the dead
BODY of dog which was found at the
corner of Twenty-fOurth and ChapIIne
streets, at an early hour in the morning,
The name A. MCrrls was engraved on a
collar which he wore. Towards night he
was removed in city cart to his final
resting place.
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kiYer News,

The msrks last evening indicated
feet inches and falling.
The O'Neai departed on time yestcT-
day for Pittsburgh.
The Courier lett for Parkersburg at
the usual hour yesterday.
The Emma Graham passed down yes
terdsy morning en- route for Cincinnati
The Granite State passed Up yesterday
ut 6 o'clock en- route for Pittsburgh.
The New Mountain steamer Eclipse
passed down at noon yesterday with 3
good trip.
The Dexter passed up last evening
with tow of empty barges.
The Ed. Hobbs and Nail City arrived
Wednesday night with lows of iron ore
The John l.. Rhodes left Pittsburgh
yesterday for st. Louis. she is due here
this morning.
The Express is the Parkersburg packet
this morning at 1920 o'clock.
The Thsnhauser leaves for Ma!amOTGs
this morning at 1890 o'clock.
The Hudson is due from Cincinnati
to-day.
The local packets arrived and departed
on time yesterday.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, June 6.-RIver feet
4 inches and stationary. Weather clear
and cool.
NASHVILLE, June 6.-Riyer falling
with 3 feet on the shoals. Departed
-Eddyviile, Cairo.
New ORLEANS, June 6. -Arrived--
James Howard, St. Louis. Departed
PsrgonG, Greenville. Up-Schenck,
Cincinnati. Weather clear.
CINCIsEATI. June 5-River Q feet
inches and falling. Weather cool,
Arriyed-Andes, Wheeling; Gof Mem
phls. Depsrted-Stockdale, Pittsburgh,
MEMPHIS, June 6.-The river Tell 8
inches, and now stands % feet inch.
Weather cloudy. Arrived-Grsnd Tow.
er, Vicksburg. DEPARTED iPPold,
New Orleans
CAIRO, June 6.-Arri7ed-E. NJ Nor
ton, Memphis; Storm, Ohio rive. De-
parted-E NJ. Norton, St. Louis storm,
St, Louis. River &c feet inches and
falling. Weather clear.
LOUIsyILLE, June 6 Weather clear
and pleasant. Departed Golden Rule,
New Orleans; Parker, Memphis; Mary
Miller, Cincinnati. River falling with b
feet inches in the csnsl.
EVANSVILLE, June 6.-Westher clear
and cool. Mercury 60 10 70 deg. River
s 9 10 feat large. Up-Sunbesm, Maggie
Smith, Silverthorne, Bowling Green,
H.ns and tow and Arkansas Bale.
ST. LOUIS, June 6.-Arrivet-Stev-
ems, Dyersburg; War Eagle, heokuk;
Kate Kinney, New Orleans; Belle OF
Memphis, Memphis. Departed-Wsr
Eagle, ksokuk; Maud, Vicksburg.
River rose ) inches, and now stands "A
feet 5 inches above low wS.er Lark.
Weather clear and very warm.
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1922 Market Street.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.

II kPRECEDENTED ATTRACTIONS!
u oyer Half u Million Distributed.
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Ell SDGRSS.
Yesterday Proceedings in the Dif'
ferent Judicial Bodies.
.,.rnu>,-, zr-pr rr-Dc NC apprNT NtonpF
AND JOHNSON.

RAYMOND AND Johnson.
Supervisors OF Jackson county vs..
Leonard. SapeTsedes5 granted. Bond
$1,000.
I. B. Washington vs.. B. s. 0. R. i.
Co Writ OF error and suPersetess al
lowed. Bond $500
On motion Of j. j. Jacobs, Jas. Har-
vey wss admitted to practice law IN this
Court.
On motion of George Davenport Ran
ken Wiley, Jr., was qualified to practice
in this Court,
The case of A. Thorn burg ". ID. NJ.
Thorn burg, of Ohio county, was by con-
sent continued.
The case of the Bank of the Ohio Val
ley VS.. j. II. Lockwood, ct al plaintiff
in error, was argued and submitted.
The case Of NJ. Magen VS.. George I'd
wards. administrator, from Marshall
county, WAS argued TO the Court and sub
mitted.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock this morn
ing.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT .CoURT-JUFGE
JACKSON.
In the case of George Bsshears VS.. the
steamer Bette Gilbert, argument was
begun and adjourned over until this
morning.
The case of Thomas MOrehesd Y
Son VS.. the steamer Star Of the West,
was set for to-day.
Vim. Manion, bOndsmsn OF Thomas
Fsha, appeared in court and surrender
ed the defendant, who was ther reccg-
nized for his appearance this morning,
to answer the judgment Of the court.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock this morn
ing.
CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
This court will hold session to-m5r-
row.
COUNTY COURT-JUDGE R0YD.
This court will meet at tho court house
this morning al o'clock.
MUNICIPAL COURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
There will be a session Of this Court
tomorrow morning, beginning st ten
o'clock.
POLICE COUBT-JUDGE CRANMEE.
This court disposed Of three cases yes
tcrday morning, with fines ranging from
81 10 $40 and costs.
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EemRIe College.

Yesterday the commencement eAer-
cises begun at the Female College bv the
examination of preparatory and fresh.
men classes. The examination of these
classes showed more brillisncy than any
previous year at this institution. This
evening ~ 4 o'clock the Junior
Glass will be called for an
examination, after which coronation
services will be entered upon" by the
professors. On Sunday evening the Bsc
cslsurste Sermon vii! be preached by
Rev. A. c. George at the Fourth street
Nj. E. Church. On Monday the grsdu-
stirg class Will be examined. There sre
now over one hundred students in al
tendance st the College, and its future Is
far brighter than was ever before known.
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Painfully Injured.

About one O'clock yesterday morning
as Mr.. w. ID. Higgins, the night. keeper
1t the Belmont furnace, was preparing
to make cast the melted iron suddenly
burst forth, and, quantity striking him
on the right foot he was severely burned
by IT, tie WAS st once removed to his
home, No. g. Twenty-seveuth street and
DR.. L. ID. Cherry summoned to attend
him. Last night be was much easier
and believed himself to be improving
rapitly.
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APPROXIMATIONS PKIZRg.
100 Approximation Prizes Of e. o. NON
100 IDy. lDvy
100 4" a.. IN
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Curious coincidence.

WHY don't our fruit culturists grow 3
variety Of berry that will act air and
hoHest2-no. have all the big ones crawl
on top Of the basket and the little ones
nestle III tho tottom.-NoTr1Sto10n (Pa.)
Herald.
Aro.o-ood strawberry is wanted-Is
necessary. Why don't our fruit cultur.
ISIS grow q variety OF berry that will act
lair and honest?-not have all the big
ones crawl on top Of the basket and the
little ones nestle in the bottom. For the
strong to rule over the weak is quite nat
ursl, however, Wheeling Htelligencer,
lime 6th
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ACciNPIlI.

As number Of boys were playing
ball at the corner o. Twenty-iOurth and
ChsplIne streets last evening, one OF
them ran in front OF and so close to a horse
which gentleman was riding on Twen-
ty-fourth street that the horse stepped on
his heel and hurt him considerably. Boys
should accept this rs warning, as had
the horse not been travelling quite slowly
the little fellow might have been killed.