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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-19

ID. ELLfsoN 81 CO.. aayertIs,Ez agents, rscrt sd.s
Yerdse1Ecnts In slnf the newspapers Of the UntssS
Esinss at publishers RAGS. Orders le ac the Dfs,
krztch countinS-reom Will receive prssnss sttss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-19

GoURACD's OLIMPIAN CREAM, FOR T!iR toN'
pLrxIoS.-wliic reduced to 81; pink, for asI'
pet.ss to SOC. PuRcsLts LADp s Coz Agents,
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ginia shall be organized; and 10 the future.
rs in the past, her I,tIe OF battle shall be
formed oHthe calors OF this First regiment.
OTHER SPEECHES.

/
formed onthe celors OF this First regiment
i OTHER SPEECHES. 49,
DR.. Hngp. chaplain, next paid 4 beauti
fni tribute to General 10 hnsoI, and con.
Guided by making handsome mention o.
Mrs. Jobnson's hospitality for her friends
/ and charfty for the poor. and asked. the
/ General TO convey 10 her the assurances OF
appreciation by the shldiers Of Richmond
Of her .uuselfsh generosity. - p at'4t
Captain Spofswood, for the privates of
the regiment, expressed regret at tse loss OF
a true soldier and gentleman. a,t
Colonel Purcell EXPRESSED his conviction
/ that the State, city, and regiment has lost a
friend whose place could not be tilted.
Captain j.. FL. Ghanberlayne tnade,a very
amusing sneecb, and yet very clever one.
He styled General johnson public repre-.
sentative who had stood for his State With
an ability, energy, fidelity, and success.
which no man had equalIed by tithe. He
alluded to the entire vindication of General
johnson in all the courts where his matters
had been adiudca,ed; that he bad stood
bead aud shoulders above any representa-
tive OF his city rs an obstacle to railroad
moHoDoIies.
General johnson proposed health to the
men in the ranks, who make the company
and regiment what they,are. and without
Nhte's- mo captain OF colonel would ever
gain reputation.
fhe conpany parted with General John.
son at 4 E,te hour with mutual good WISHES
and kindly expressions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-19

BMRFs.-rhe first new wheat OF the sea-
son lone hundred bushels of prime Fultz),
/ raised by Air. JOHN MeGill, OF Petersburg,
Oh hlS farm in the county OF Dinwlddie,
vas offered on Change yesterday by MnssrS.
Fisher Wyies, and sold to the Galle@o
Mills ut $l.oS per bushel.
Mr.. Fisher offered the first wheat on
Change last year tJune lS)--one hundred
oushes--and it was sold after hours at 81 .35
per bushel.
The Police Justice, yesterday sent VIII
nam Jackson (coored) to Jail for thirty
DAYS for entering the house OF Jacob Logan
Sith probable intent to commit larceny.
IL has been decided to retain Policeman
uill at The Pinel Hospital for the present.
The $50 sens Treasurer Hunter by hrs.
James L., Frazier WAS The, proceeds OF a la-
eies' festival held in Spotsylvania county
ior the benefit OF the Lee-Monument fund.
Colonel Cbastain White has been very
slch, but was reported better last night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-19

FINE. PENMANsHlP.-We have received
lom Professor A. p. Craig q litbographic
copy OF a beautiful design Of penmanship,
10 which Is contained the farewell address
q General Robert Ii. Lee to the Army of
Northern Virginia. Lit is meritorious
work, and one which will make precious
souvenir to southerners. U
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LINEN ovnR-axfars ane BAsotfgs,

LINEs ovER-ssfaTs ane BAse6gs,
Linen su!ts, Lines Uisters,
sgk, Giusham, Caaibric, sesssf and kfsHea Cny
breiias and f'arns3s; '5ssse ~ -
seeefai 5argafns f,f Easx lace Fssots,
Lasc1To2 Gloves Lacgsfitts ff.,ts y1 .ti.4
Torsbop Edxings and fasertipg-, 81 81, ,aa3t IA
Ha,nbarg Eazinss and Hise.tfugs. #
Piqae trimmings at 25c, ,spiecc us;ty sold as 75
centS. 49,. 5sssY iJSs@ s@S$E 90 ~ i3H 81
AL of tae above ar!ic.esahd thousa Hds of cftasp
can be Eafat the lowest prizes at &.
Ipy-,I ,rz5rHf 4 B sS -
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on, Why w,,i you let that lnva.d friend suiIer ae
Hor BIrrEas win so certainly cureY
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Bananct i'm Honor or Colonel BRADLEY
a7ittTi Il 1ly Jessnson. 80
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VARIETY SPRINGS, ,IaFTEEN MILES,
v WEST OF sTAUETON. ON THE CHESA~-
PEArE AND OHIO RAILROAp-CARs STOP.
Pine IT THE DOOR-wil:,be open ,f0r-yieiiors>
on the 9TH OF JUNE. i f..
EoAnD-lcr day. Sl.50: per week. 81: per
month OF thirty days. go. children undes iweiHes'i
yclrs ,t axe and servants E:.I price. . ,
Tie Ra,ers here are superior Go"d music cxee!.--1
Ions fare. and The ueual alItst mente. . . +!
Eatning In all. heaiiII w:.ter gratis.
'' 7. & IL q :RRUSS..
.,.,a,oGJn PTopEieiorS.. ~
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TOR REhT, THE HALL OVER a.
u BLAIRSDRUGSTORE,N Ninth aud Brrad III
streets, suitable for societies.. SC. Also. 4 SMALL
STORE in rear OF Bair's druasOrc. App)J to .E'
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t.3n.t2G.

CSpEE FOR TIE SEhSON.-Tho'
IC3RUVE HOTEL. WEST PnlN E, ~. Si1w,
nn,n Tor i'm, accom- mo ,E.,ion Of EEaULAR aAa
ri. SS!EET HnAkEHfS u
The house has been nv"!v fnr;'SReI' nnTHte
alley and crOg.ct -grnI'ts iys,cfs- Sr"S'' As>''>
lrach-Colnitr nfi the frGHpio.
!:lr and Icc-Cr'am saloon.
= itxrur.ion uurii.s v ~ nofr'hc a3OTG.
ititc. 10 PEI dIr; .pecsa! rts.S ~ tnr ','S or
iaoilth 49, -. = - trn,,.sy
ror 1f-l!n 10y, y =.
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and kindly expressions.
FIFTH ANNUAL CONVENTION OF TIE CATH
0G.IC i0UNG News NATIONAL UNIoN.-At
10 o'clock yesterday morning the delegates
to The fifth annual Con vention OF the Catbo-
lie Young Men'$ National Union who Eiau
arrived in the; city were escorted by DEL
egaSions of the various Catholic societies in
the city from gathedrag Hall TO the Cathe-
dra'y when high mass WIS celebrated by
Very Rev. F. Janssens, assisted by Rev.
Willebald Baunsyarteu, Os. B. The choir
s7ug Haydn's Nnss, No 4. After mass
Rght Rev: j. i Keane delivered On ad-
dress welcoming the delegates on behalf OF
the Catholics OF the city ana State and dIo.
cese. f' -.
Tie delegates then proceeded to Cathe-
drnl; Hall, and the Convrntiea was called TO
OF der at II o'clock by Juan r. Pizzini, Sc
cretaIw.
In tae absence OF The proper officers, Rev.
j. 'j. Aellon was caEledto the chair, and on
motions, the Convention took yecess until
2P. NJ.
Convention met at s,P. M.. and the pre-
siding officer introduced Mr.. J. E. McKcn-
ny, who made the following address:
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemap,-It is n
OF the MeGll Lyceum,. to welcome YOU to
our beloved Richmond We have ali anx-
iously awaited your coming. We have en-
deavcrpd to SO prepare ourselves that the
pleasure OF yonr visit to the warm and gene
rouS people Of Virginia might be all that
the fame Of their hospitality might suggest.
1t would be useless for me 10 here men
ton aught Of the historic past Of our State
or city. Much of it is fresh in the minds Of
you all, and l indulge the hope that while
here yoI may snatch few moments from
your labors to enable Yop to visit the places
that have lent them most OF their recent in
terest. ..'..s
Gentlemen, may your stay among us be
pleasant; may your session here be profit
able to the Union; may als things be so har-
monl0uS that when you shall have gone
hence the mention OF Richmond and its
people may awaken in you thoughts and
feelings that " will be most sweet 10 your
remembrance. ...
Again, gentlemen, I welcome you--a
itiIu III Uur MONIES.
As soon as this was finished, the secretary
read 4 communication from the Right Rev.
President showing that the Union had not
become less in numbers.
On notion, 4 committee on credentials
was appointed, consisting OF Mr.. Grady OF
New York, Mr.. Cloak of Buffalo. and Mr.
Bushnell OF Baltimore, who, after n short
absence, returned and reported ten dioceses
represented and forEy-siX members.
Committees on Constitution, OreaniZa-
ton, and Resolutions were appointed by
the various dioc@>cs; the Chair appointing
the Committee on Audit.
Invitations for sightseeing and concert
were given b. the McGill Lyccrm.
On motion, the Convention adjourned
until 0:3O O'Clock tits morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-19

GOTDiE. WARREN 6 CO.. |P. 81. trustees saIer
orframed swelling No. 4S3' 8road street, be-,
tF-Sen Monroe aud Henry. :, ~ rr''r''s -,
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. s T. iE. Two brick tene-
in:nis at the southwest corns, or Efghtkelith nrvS
MarshaI streets, and . bai. .asz lot on sNiue~r
JAMES H.TAYLOR 6 SON. 6 r M, two fraineyfi
sT,HSss. Nos. and 3l3. y, osa street, be,wesn
'IHrff and Fourth streets, together with ihf-s
she 'fng aad counters. 30 be re1oTes.aFa 5sa.S.t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-19

4 BILE NEW BRICK DWELLINGS oDEEz
Sixth street itatwcen sian ahd franklin streets:
eight rGnius elss, with all modern improve Tents
hot and colo water, &c. hpply 10
FRANK ID. HILL & CO..
j. 14-CodSts . .a 11OS Min street.
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AEcr.ON eAf.Es rsES Dax..

I On aft SdtAs Of l9sab Estate D,exe hSttS,s4r.
sssalss g January Gnd Est oI Jss,s the aisesyH
0:ada sales zseds 6et,ossn ~ Lat OF Jsav s,adlc
or se gear the tazss have f Se pof6 By ths5sSsss.
lInlS custcr, vas adopted aboNt fifteen years xgs
ny 2il tie real estate agents I'm Richmond and asa
plies 60 RchRoR' and ~iafuity.l : 80, -'-'1l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-19

s.ssSs. STRAY Ed. AND FDUND.
7 OST. Tuesday MORNING, between
H Sixth and Marshall and Twelfth nIld Broad
streets, II SiENEH.PLATED PISTOL. A rrwayt
Of TWO DOLLARS Will be paid the fuGer il left.
al The CaDitolE je s.
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SPLENDID ADDRESS,

which sparkled all through with gems ana
abonndeds with good things, which ire
auentlysb brought down the house.
His allilsion to Hon. William Writ Eenry
(who sat Just before him) and Governor
Holiday as his ieiloWsstudents was very
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FOR RENT.

EOR RIST, THAT DESlRABLEGsA,
Il RESIDETCE No. 6lS north Eighth sas5
street. containing eigh' rooms, ith all IncderR1m-
prorements, srrh Us. range. hot and cold water,
bath. room, &c. Apply at 6lS north EiGh,hsfreet.
= 10 s3pSdRA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-19

" "ANTED- a PURCHASER BOR 4
w FINE AILCH COW. with young casf raised
near the ct'T.and can BE- seen at our office. On
si2nmcrt and fer sal. by
je 1925 H.. Il. TALIAFERROss CO..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-19

WANTED. A PURCHASER FOR SIX
w FINE 1ILCH COWS-four fresI, 10 lllc paiI.
applyto 80. -. II. Z. ELORs -.r
j. 1877 Manchester, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-19

TOR RENT, THAT DESIRAEtEHss ::
4 BRICK DWELLING corner Twelfth andEa >,
MARSHALL streets: len rooms and kitcheu good TO-.
Gallon, and convenient to business. Applyto. ~,
FRANK ID. I'LL & CO...
je 14-eed3t .,.sn.a. l10S Main street. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-19

WANTED. TWO OR THREE FIRST
w. GLASSEANvASSERS IN piy Ing business. =
to work On la'ury and commission. Addrcs, bEEoaq
1e 1885 NJ. r.. Disp0rca 6iace.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-19

TOR RENT, THAT NEW AND DE- fTa
Il LIGiiTFEL BRICK COTTAGE DW ELL. d:a j
ING 903 west Main street tTear Monroe Rarkls
containing etcht rooms: gas water and bath all IN
nice order. Apply 10 -.-- -.,. 10, s.-
FRANK -. lille & co.,
Je 14.coGlt . l1OS h:lin Jscet..
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WANTS.

WANTED, SITUATION rs, SALES,
! " MAN - some retail clohiss establishment :
oy one wa9.hns had thirteen years. eS rrnce, and
Is captDIe OF cnsiing clothing, &C. Address ,iI
&c l9-ltS 20, .Li|~@L. 81, s.s3txih street ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-19

The officers Of the First regiment last
night gave a banquet to Colonel Bradley r.
Johnson at the Cafe. The company being
assembled. Adiutant Stern said:
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-17

II were called on to give advice on but
one subject to our readers at this time OF
year, and wished to tell them that which.
II observed. would he OF the most benefit
to them. it would be '.keep y Journal" j
give this advice after an experience OF
twenty-one years, 70, began to keep my
farm journal in the spring Of 1867.
wish to call attention to this subject at
this particular time. because the New Year
Is tie best time in which to begin. know
that many persons think it great task to
keep a journal. but a little experience will
prove that If attended TO every day ii he
comes very easy. When once the habit Is
established we are no more likely to for
get II than We are to forget to wind the
clock, or perform any other daily task.
DO not get book for Your diary with
printed headings, and = certain amount o.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-17
Our Boys and Girls.

Put boy in cast-iron boots and he u &c,
his feet wet just the same.
A boy who was spanked said the sensa-
ton was thrilling in the extreme.
A girl in Waukegan, on the Fourth of
Jniy. swallowed twenty percussion-caps.
Her mother refrained from smacking her
for fear of an explosion.
pa" said a little four-year-old. "there
is a poor man ont there that would give
anything to See you.'' "Who is it, my
son?' 1T is blind man.
A pupil in one OF our public schools re-
Gently revised an old saying found in his
grammar. as follows: 1T is better to give
than to receive-a thrashiny.''
Sunday school teacher to astonished
child-"My dear. every hair of your head
is numbered" Scholar (hesitatins) TO as
tonished tcacher-"Pull out number six for
ME. then. please!'
A boy at school. Oil being asked to de-
scribe kitten. said: "A kitten is remark
able for rushing like mad at nothing wl,a'.
ever. and stopping before it gets there
When Hartford woman patted her
friends ssven-year-old youngster on the
head and said; Il should like to have sucl,
little boy as you are" he looked into her
face and replied: well | guess yon can
| don't believe Gods lost the pattern of
me-"
GLOW many rods make furlong?'' ask |
ell father OF his son. a fast tirchin. rs he |
came home one evening from school. |
"Well. l don't know was the reply of
young hopeful; "but / fancy you'd think
one rod made an aeher. if you got such
tanning as did from old Scroggins this
afternoon The parent stood aghast.
A boy is a creature of joy and sorrow.
His pleasures are soon things of the past.
he forgets his pain. but he ever remembers
that lie would only be Il One-horse boy il
he didn't have the plan and specifications
Of the pantry by heart. and wasn't able to
take advantage of the absence of the enemy
to capture the cOmmissary stores.
That boy was true philosopher who,
when he lost his kite, thought he would
cry about it. but Immediately after conclu-
ded not to. and went home whistling.
When asked if he wasn't sorry to lose his
Measure, he replied: "Yes. but | can't
Tool away much time in being sorry; I'm
lust going to make new one, and guess
! better one"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-17

COmnaissiOaers E. Marlin. Charles
Anceney and John NJ Robinson
Sheriff and AssessOr.-W. s. McKensie.
Clerk and Recorders. W. Lanyhorne
McCaman. -
Judge Of Probaie.-A. ID. MCPHERSON
Cor0ner.-J. 4. Switzler
Jusfice Of the PeaceI. Detliwick
COasfG5Ie.-A r. Clark.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-17
TO ADVERTISERS
Geo. Rowell Cos
SELECT LIST
OF
LOCAL NEWSPAPERS

Many persons suppose this list to be cnIilp ssi
V CHE UP, low priced newspapers Inc l% sstlt
ute otherwise. The Catalogue states eA 'an..
hat the papers are. When the name OF pr psfr
printed in FULL FACE TYPE it is I'D W NM
stance the BEST paper in the place VIII
rinted in CAPITALS it is the ONLY pap'ii Il,
ne place. When printed in roman ls'ler nsrs.
either the hest nor the only paper, but l, h III
avery good one, notwithstanding in n;rrr
ives the population of every town and l dnnssraa
,tion Of every paper 1t is not co.oI .ns aA
st. IT Is Nor 4 CHEAP LIST At th 'rts,l
the Catalogue for each state the ilnlo, sar
~ns which are not covered by the llsi 81. rss
Grated. IT Is AN HONEST LIST. lh soh ltil
iarged for adve Rising are barely one EN- ind
1blishers' schedule: The price Tor gu" rssr,ls
nr weeks in the entire list is 963j. me ~ p
stes of the paper for the same space anu "sp,r
re So. l;6 s5. The list includes go new eNSWstEb
which i63 are issued DAILY and SVi ~. aps
". They are located in s25 different ,ndfe,f
WINS; of - are State capitals, Us piaeTi ~
:, 900 population, and i5i county sets ,oWELL y
N application. Address GEO. r kUUIPKtt
.O'S NE NSPAPER ADNERIlNe
. sPruss st. Irritating House - D.
TS6 l2n1
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-17

can make money faster NJ work for rs An NJ
anything else. Capital not require W. will
start You. $l2 per day At HON. may ps made
by the industrious. Men, women, boys aud ~.
time, Costly outfit and terms free. $50
IREE CO., Augpsia, Msins. IA.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-17

This Beautiful Piano Tn
right Cabinet or Parlor
Organ Qike cut. New
Style No.16S5. Dinen.
slons-Height, s. inches;
Depth, % ms. /; Length, Sd
, ms. Three 60 sets OF
Reeds. Thirteen (I3}stops
UEoliaE; (2)VoxCeleste:
@Echo;t4) DuIciana: hi
xiolina;(6) Vox Humane:
~ Principal; ~ Haut-
BOY; 90 Diapason; (iO)
Duicet; Q1)Grand Organ:
lO Principal Forte; .I3i
Flute. Five Octaves, IN.
right Bellows, with inn
mense power. Hinged
LampStands out OF sight
when nOtin use. Beatty's
improved Knee swell.
ana Beatty's New Excel
sior Grand Organ Knee
Dwell. Magnificent high.
" finished Black Walnue
Case and Elegant French
veneered Panels. All late
improvements. Weight,
when boxed, 800 lbs. II
contains Beatty's new
vcx Celeste Stop, which
1sby FAR tine sweetest and
most perfect that has ey-
erbeen attained. Charm
Ing ! is the universal ex-
clamatiOn Of critics and
lovers OF sweet music
who have heard this
combination. The sud-
Gen burst Of harmony
Thrown out by the Beat.
" Grand Organ Excel.
sior Knee Swell, from
the scale being perform.
"a by g professional, Il
mlln1table. Regular
Retail Price sskeS
Tor such an IsstrS.
ment BY the Mvmopo,
Hats ARtR- n kna.t A1IA
4 will sell this Besntl.
I'll organ lnPine tSis
!:.aenthin order to kavC
u !ntrodSceA, hoxeS
and delivered on Cara
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-17
I'LL PUT 1T OFF,

Some little folks are apt to say,
When asked their task to touch,
I'll put it off ut least to-day;
1t can not matter much"
Time il always on the wing
fOu can not stop its flight;
Then do at once your little tasks,
You'll happier be at night.
But little duties still put of
will end in "Never DONE"
And "By-and-by is time enough
Has ruined many = one.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-17
FEEDING.

These rules were recently printed in Inc "Ru-
raj New Yorker. 4" and are So excellent and con-
else that we reprint them for the benefit Of our
readers.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-17

Warehouse, as we'll as Farm Mills, arc largely eo'
structer both kinds requiring nine .izcs to acco"
modate the demand, and giving a capacity from >
TO- 500 bushels per hour, according to size Ct mil
They are shipped, boxed for ocean trrnsportalitoh
and set UP" or "knocked dowa - fox Forwarding
mia q, as requested; and in all cases pr, free o.
board Cars or Steamer. Orders filed same day
received.
Mills shipped knocked down" go for half ID
ncis MT charged as when forwarded "set up" Oles
graphs and Circulars supplied application. PTloe
will be quoted losV and on liberal terms Cores
pondence collected
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-17
.ssssss$85.O0
Cm % Clipped 0n p

CeA % clipped oa A
4oare NOtlec.
rIeese send your ords..
~ letter or telegraph.
Ne money REQUIRED
nsalyS1 are entirely
eesls1eA. Pay for ~
lnsteuAent onIv M
Lea Aavc fully tested
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-11-12

WE have an illustration of the power
ful?l influence of The Milwaukee Senti-
mel in the case of Hon. w. T. Price, of
Black River Falls, who last week was re-
elected senator from the 32nd district.
Headers of The Sentinel will remember
that it fretted and fumed through al
most column of it's valuable space, be-
cause the republicans of that district saw
fit to nominate Mr.. Price for reelection.
M. Price was denounced as a Reyes tool
and for not being republican; he was
called fanatic, and the Lord only knows
what blisters were not applied to him by
elHanniable metropolitan neighbor. The
republicans of that district were exhorted
to throw Price overheard, nominate some
hsdy else, and squat on Reyes and his
tbal Well; they did. On election day,
shey assembled in obedience to the call
af The Sentinel and The Sentinel and
Mr. Prices opponent lie buried beneath
1850 majority, which is 269 greater than
that which he received in 1878. So
mach for the influence and advice of The
Milwaukee Sentinel.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-11-12
lNCENDIARISM AT FOND DTr

lNCENDIARIsM AT FOND DU LAC
FOND DU LAC, Nov. 6--The work of an
incendiary accomplished, yesterday morn
ing, what has many times been attempt
ed, but until now has not been success.
The Stovely & Highly Mill, in Dover
Town, was entirely destroyed. The pro-
perty was owned by NH. Galloway and
E. K. Pier. The loss is estimated at So
600; insured for $1,000. This promised
at one time to be most disasterous con-
fiaagration, as the building was surround
ed by lumber belonging to Moore & Gal
loway, but hard work by the fire depart
ment saved the lumber After this fire
had been extinguished, and the steamers
were on their way home, another alarm
was sounded, fire having broke out in
small barn owned by Mr.. Whitman, on
Arndt street. In short time the barns
of Messrs. Anderson, Lohmiller and Bird
sail and the store house of B. F. & HI. L.
Sweet were wrapt in flames The firm of
b. f. u II. L. Sweet had about $4,000
worth of finished stock in their store
house, on which there is no insurance.
The barns were not insured. The loss is
about $500; insurance, $500. The en-
tire fires of the night were incendiary.
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, November IA
terrible disaster occurred on the corner
of Second and Main streets, this evening.
The extensive cracker and candy manu-
factory of Earle & Sons, occupying four
brick three-story buildings, tumbled down
and was completely consumed by fire. At
the time the accident occurred, 107persons,
mostly boys and girls from II to 20 years
of age, were at work in the factory. All
but seven escaped alive. The cause of the
accident cannot be fully determined but
as.an..explosion occurred simultaneously
with the fall of the walls, it is supposed
to be repetition of the accident in New
York last year-a starch explosion. As
soon as the walls fell the buildings took
fire, and the fire department was on hand
in five minutes, and by their efficient
service the flames were kept from extend
ing to the buildings adjoining. AS soon
as the news of the accident had spread
about the city, parents and friends of
those employed there focked to the scene
to learn the fate of their loved ones, with
anguish depicted on their countenances,
until they found those for whom they
sought. AS soon as the fireman had sub
dued the flames they set to work digging
for the dead, and up to 10 P. NJ. had
taken out three-Emma Kemper, Anna
Becker, and Chas. Schublize Those
still missing and supposed to be in the
ruins are Louise Hummel, Andy Neon
nell, Geo. Kemper and Johnny Kemper
The building and contents were total
loss. Insured for $29 900.