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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-08-29

CIDER CAKE.-Two pounds Of flour.
ono pound Of sugar, three quarters of IA
pound Of butter, one pound Of eurrants,
one pint of cider, six eggs, one teaspoon.
tal of soda. Spice to your taste.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-08-29

WHITE MOUNTAIN CAKE.-Onc pound
of flour, one of sugar, and half a cup of
butter; six eggs beaten separately, one
cup of sweet milk, a teaspoonful Of soda,
aud two teaspoonsful of cream tartar
Flavor to the taste, aud use fruit il de-
sired.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-08-29

A company of German capitalists have
completed arrangements to come to the
vicinity of Baltimore to engage in the
manufacture Of sugar from beets. 1t
has been demonstrated that the sugar
beet viii grow to perfection in Maryland.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-08-29

How To PREVENT HoNEY FROM CAM
oY1NG.--Aftor being taken from tho
comb, put it into n kottlo and over tho
fire; boil it gently, and as the scum ii.
SEES skim it of until it becomes clear,
when it can bc turned into the vessel
YOU wish TO keep it in, whore IL will
keep clear and fresh without candying.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-08-29

ALUM-WATER FOR PICKLEs.-A How
a teaspoonful OF powdered alum TO each
quart of water; bring TO a boil, draw To
The back of the stove and put in the
picNlo5 previously soaked TO brine
Let remain half day, when the pickles
should be taken out and thrown into
cold water, there TO remain until cold.
Then Wipe and pour over hot. spiced
vinegar.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-08-29

ToMAroE PfE.-Stew green toma.
toes with very little water until tender,
and for each pic allow one tablespoon.
ful OF butter, three OF sugar and little
nutmeg. Bake between two crusts.-
The quantity Of butter and sugar given
is for medium sized pic.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-08-29

LEMON IcE.-Onc pint OF rich lemon.
ado with a l;ttlo grated rind OF lemon in
It. II must be very sweet as il loses
much in freezing. Add the whites OF
three eggs cut TO stitT iroth. Freeze
like ice cream. The juices OF any fruit.
with sugar and water added, mny be pre-.
pared in the same way.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-08-29

Observation-Disclosures should Ge kept
in . close tin box, and, If possible, in a
dry place. Even thus kept. however.
they soon acquire rather stale taste,
which may be entirely recLiiied Uy put
ting them into a moderately heated on.
en-. & letting them remain long enough
tosbrown and become. crisp They will
taste as il just baked, and arc especial.
ly grateful to the palate Of an invalid if
thus restored 20 their normal condition.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-08-29

PICKLED ONIoNs.--Sclect small on
ions, remove with n knife all Of the GU
ter skin 50 that each will be white and
clean; drop into brine strong enough 20
foat an egg and lot remain there six
hours. Bring strong vinegar to boil:
and bits of horse-radish and cinnamon
bark, with few cloves and two or three
red peppers, pour hot over tho onions
previously drained from the brine.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-08-29

Professional cards.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-08-29

Nutmegs aHd mace possess narcotic
properties. and should be used with cat
ton. especially by persons with apos
plecJic tendencies.
To prevent milk rapidly sourinp put
in very small portion Of bicarbonate
Oi soda
An OLD poultry raiser who believe.
90 milk for fowls. say: 1t is meat aud
dusk both. Some OF the finest click
ems / ever saw we're raised upon ,,c
rec use or milk with their food Hens
.ov as yell, or better, when furnished
with GUS than upon any known Article
offered them"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-08-29

Hogs may be kept from measlcs.
trichinosis. ETC., by mixing a handful OF
good wood ashes with their food twice
q week.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-08-29

How the SiaGnton Troops were Ordered to the
Fropt--the Military OF Augusta hrs, in the
field
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-14
zYyANKToN. DAKeTAs.TERRArfoRY, . A !
& gisck.ilsilsEs

Calamity JaaS hss returned 10 Deadwood.
It's festimatsd that $1,000 people csle-
b5atsd the 4th at Dsadwood.
n One restaurant at Dsadwood % the III
furnished meals TO 900 persons. ts1- :
= One hundred and Ave thousand pounds Of
freight arrived at Lead City on the 9Th
from Fort Pierre. .3sas4 !, :
The new Catholic church was dedicated
at Lead City on the 9th. = ~nasaaE
An,inmenss silver mill il teing erected
in the Bear butte district. The weight Of
the machinery aggregates 80 tons. j..
There is much anxiety in DeadWoed to
know Who wrote DR.. Meyers 4th Of July
Grafton. The Times endeavors to settle the
question by. asserting that he purloined it
from Maguire's Coming Empire" ii
AT the end of the first six days Of its pub.
icaiiou the editor Of the SDead6ood Evening
News in counting up the notches on his stick
found that nix attempts had been made to
whip him during the week. He had been
whippsds 90 times ~ yr. ytsag
Peter Sanders, who claims that he is the
only man who escaped, informs the Cheyenne
Sun, that party Of five men were recently
captured BY Indians near the Black Hills
The names Of the captured men are Peter
Keen, Carroll county, I'LL, james Wood
St. Louis; John Monshan, Grant county
Wis. He Gays the boys made good fight
but were finally rounded up. u a!tia5
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-14
d lm.,saA1oA ii
=. ~ -. ltI
St. Louis Republican.


1t is not surprising to learn that the arri-
yals of immigrants to our shores are in
creasing, the number Of the first six months
Of this year being 52,284, or 1896 more
than for the first six months of last year,
and the new comers being moro thrifty and
we'll to do than immigrants generally. The
prolonged prostration Of industries in Eu.
rope, the low rate Of wages and the hard
struggle for life among the lower classes, to-
gether with the injurious effect of American
competition upon agriculture In Great Brit
ian and ireland, furnish an. easy explana-
ton Of this revival of immigration to the
United States. The movement will prob.
ably continue az long Is the present evil
state of things in Europe lasts: II is q lit
tie surprising, however, to hear from New
York that the new immigrants 6Dd employ
nent as fast as they arrive-the men u
farm laborers at $l4.50 Q month, with boaro
and the women az servants in families q
sos 0.a month. 1t has been represented
that machinery. not only In mills and fac
tories, but en- farms, had largely taken th'
place o! men and women, and that this VA
SO many thousands of unemployed men anC
boys ARE; following from years end. I
would seem, however that there are pTea
many more Idle persons in the land thar
can shew good warrant for their idleness
There are many tramps who have taken ~
the business out of sheer restlessnese. O.
frem an aversion to work, or because 1t fur
nishes the easiest way Of getting livinl
aud examining the varied sceheEy Of th'
country. TIE little difficult the new inml
grants find fn securing places goes . loni
way toward indicating that hearty mel
who really want work. and will do It wher
it is provided them, need not be long with
out u. 8 u, -. - -. -. -.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-14
--LATEST BY MAIL.

;sAEtss Ffs am
a. w.teFyiile, Me-. July 1.-THE ! stale as.
eaysr Of sHetchineg reports the discovery Of
. gold beafing vein ofquarlz in the western
part Of Penobscot county.
% Nanhalltown, To-, July 11.-Amos Rus.
seh, general passenger agent of the Central
railroad Of Iowa, died in this city to-day.
The remains will be taken to Chicago to-
lporrex etenl1g !oi burial.
Chicago, July 11.-Foreman & Fried.
iaender, "a Wabash avenue, Wholesale deal
ers in cloths and trimmings, have failed.
ILiabilities between $4,000 ssnd $4,000;
assets about $25.OOO. Their screditoss are
sm6stly in New York. s,..Ae y a. Us
St. Paul, July 11.-After almost daily
rain and thunder storms for two weeks, the
weather is clear and cooler to-day. Crops
suffered some injury in spots, but with favor.
able weather henceforth there will be q good
average.
San Francisco, July ll.-In the walking
match the fst twenty -four hours, Scott and
Mcintyre had each made 100 miles, Ed
wards and Callahan IS, Cheromith 81, Bow
man aud the. others strung out ten t
twsnty-fves behind. The attendance il
good.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-14
GsYElLow FEVER.
No Now Cases at Memphis-Tho Excite
mont AbAtlnE,

No New Cases at Memphis-Tho Excite
mont AbatlnE.
Memphis, July l4.-No new cases have
been Espptted.g ssMpt Totis, residing on
Bradford street. died this m At six o'clock,
and was buried at 8. This leaves but one
person in the entire city, Judge Rays son,
who IL sick with fever and is
reported dying LEGAL station.
along The Memphis and kktle Rock rail-
road have notified the Memphis authorities
that If no new cases were developed BY 70.
morrow quarantine would be raised be.
tween Memphis and Loney, Ark, which
in Is miles THE side Of Little Rock. The
weather eoatiapss very warm. ~
Warrington. July l4.-Adviccs received
by tho national board of health state ,hal
the yellow fever excitement at Water Val.
Icy. MIss, has absted. No new cases.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-14
waY CEN. sp.n,,t. sss.cseO

Gen. F. g., Spinner has Written . letter,
IN which he says he resigned the position Of
United States Treasurer because Secretary
Boutwsll interfered with euployes Of his Of
fcs, and suppressed that part o. bis annual
report il which he recommended ed ,he issue
Of . currency convertible into bond bear
ing lev rate Of interest, the latter to be
reconyertible ints currency. 8
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-14

An As-edotss-e ef ii. eheekaest OF Dead
Beats.
II Is related Of The famous Beau Hickman
that 10 his best days he once went to first
class hotel in Baltimore, and, after register.
ing his name, said he wanted the very best
the house could afford him for his money,
quarter of Q dollar. The clerk saw before
Beau requested. assigned him q handsome
parlor and bedroom. Beau lived like .
fighting cock ordering vines. extra dinners
and everything palstable, for week, At the
end of which time the bill was sent The
amount Nai Something extfavaRant:
Nothing abashed, however. he strolled
into the of1ce and confronted the CLERK
Look here. sir; there must be some mis-
take about this; when came here L told
you I wanted the best you could afford for
my moneys worth. ] adthis quarter then
(producing- ths c0in).. and its all I've had
since" The clerk waxed apgsy and high
words ef0ll01sd.a ..Yo6f fault, sir, your
fault" said the imperturbable Beau, mo,
mine. You can kick me out if you
lfke, hut I'd tthef; 70 alone.p Tradition
says they were about to proceed to violent
measures when the landlord appeared on
the scene, and. looking At The name on the
Eezktst, recalled the pecnliar vagrans char
acter Of the man before him then just be-
coming notorious in Washington, and dis
covered that he had been ''egreglously
! sold." The thought flashed across his mind
"If this jokSftti optI shall be the laughing
stock of my fFisnd lid never hear the las
Of it." Dslibsratlnk 8 moment be turned
to .Baap and GOO. d.nstprsdly. remarked
swell, Hickuan, thsth Asbest I ever had
but I can't keep It. pll make . bargain
With you. Here, take this IS and pay you,
fare to Washinstens tBsAa quietly pockete'
the half eagle), and now 90 over to the =
house, STAY week on the same terms tha
you stayed here, and I'll give you Dime
every time you come to Baltimore.
"Thauk. you." replisd. Beau, without crack
ing . smile, "I've been over there for tw
4 wselka and they sent ne here 7. ~ 4
II is needless 10 add that Beau disappeare
ost OF the, front door With an accelerate
motion. and the landlord never heard II
lest ef his attempt TO "gct even' with hi
rei9hbor
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-14
TELecRAPHlc BREvITles.
PEIssONAL.

New London, July 14.-Postmaster Gen.
eral Key. and party started to-day from this
city on tour Of New EnglsnJyssss
Chill!cothe. @, July 1.-THE ldrsral Of
ExaUvssWm. An took place thisN h0rn.
inl3rous Fruit Hit Bus thros(hout
!hGfityA eas genc19lly eSSnendsa. Many
buSle houses and dwellih TSs ic draped
10 mourning. The cortegewss very imposing,
and the entire populace seemed assembled on
the lie of procession.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-14
THE NEW MINISTER.

THE NEW MINISTER.
Won Goessler Who succeeds DR.. Falk %
minister Of ecclesiastical sffaire end 73duca.
tion, is a relative Of the former conservative
and extremely unpopular minister of the
same department, Dr. Won Muller, and is
reported Us holding similar opinions.
BREAK IN THE GERMAN LIBERALS. ES
Beriip, July l4.-The seventeen national
liberals. = ko seeded 'irom their party consti-
tuted Sssscsioa 4 headed; the historian
Fri,zek. Their secession is due to vote of
censure passed upon them by the majority
of the party for supporting Bismarck's views
on the tariff. The closing debate on the
tariff will be memorable for the protests Of
Del Bruck aud Lasker, who prophesied dis
content and confusion xs results of the tariff
The PRINCES FUNERAL SERMON.
London, July 14ACardinal Manning
preached the funeral sermon of the prince
imperial at Chiselhurtt Sunday in the pres.
ence Of the imperial family and Ainnmer;
GUS congregation. ~
THE ORANGE .CELEBRATIONs.
in Ireland On The 12tE passed off with
only few cases Of shooting and stonina
and one death i reported. The authorities
had taken extra precautions because Of th.
.. excitement in Consequence Of the debate in
parliament on the governments Irish uni
versity bill. ;: lJot3s5
ARMED WITH ENGLISH RIFLES.
ST. Petersburg ,lJuly 14.-The Turcoman
, opposing Gen. LazerofFs expedition ar
sfued With English rifles from. British ii
serve supplies in Afghsnistan. The Gazett
asks in what light the Euglish governmen
regards this traffic.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-14
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, July IA.
WHEAr-spring. quiet; winter. 3c@lc
better; red. fairly active; No. 2. red, for
July, $1.173.
RYE-Firm; Western e2@63l.
CoRN-Firm; western mixed 42c@45c.
.I OArs-Doll; mixed western 38c@412c.
BARLEY-None.
!. PoRK-Stesdy, 1915. assS.
khn1nLosi,; Maasx1@si. H. S''lH' - ! sl5GF
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-14
>l1shew Cases 6tsAfeIIoaaEy'
yer Reported in the South.
The. Excitement Abating and Quar-
sl35 L aatiIet RsS.ialtslssR Rsips . ;
. w.iitharaIyH nj IVY
Death Of a Prominent Citizen of ST
Louis from the Effects soi.ss "
Sunstroke.
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES

Died ef His Wounds-Jeercd BY Cenvicas
= A. Dassk" Ravisher lynchsA-DestA -,
- PrSmlnsnt. st. Louistar gxros ssurs
2 SerokS.s S.-ss >Etx sa~es .szs..ss. 49,.
New York, July 14.-Mike Travis, of
vinestreet, Brooklyn, died from stab wounds
inflicted by Paul sherley, clerk ID the de-
livery department Of the telegraph Office.
st. Louis. July 1A.iWu. K. Lewis 4
prominent merchant and banker and large.
ly interested in the Big Muddy coal pines.
at Carondelet, six miles below this city,
this forenoon, and died In 20 minutes. Mr..
Lewis belonged tDsths frmy yDt. Bettholow,
Lewis s. Co., bankers. was president of the
Commercial bank, and was one Of the most
active and Influential business men In the
ctY' fiG}G 3sd t3fa soDal
Cincinnati, July l4.-A mulatto, named
John Breckenridge, overlook Miss Mamie
Berry, white, while she was on her way to
church near Carlisle. Ky.. Yesterday, forced
her Into the woods apd satished her. He
was subsequently, captured ard placed ID
Jail. At 40 early hour this morning mob
surrounded the Jail, forced an entrance. car
ricd Breckenridge out and hung him on u
tree.
{ New York. July 14.,ChastiuegC Coz was
PLACED on trisf to-day .fof { the murder OF
Mrs. Jane Deforrest HILL: The prisoner
was t1ashily dressed. looked happy and chat
ted unconcernedly with those around him.
The prisoners counsel said he prepared a
challenge to the array of jurors. 1t chal-
lenges the whole manner 10 which the com.
missioner Of jurors summoned the jury pan
2 ell aud selected their nsmes:s sttes thsu
moved that tthe panel bs quashed.s TIE
prosecution demurred to the challenge and
the Judge sustained the demurrer. Counsel
took exceptions.
Biddetord. Maine, July AR. M. Chap
man, aged 81, treasurer ofahe Biddeford
savings bank killed himself today.
Concord, Massyuiy l4.4At the close O
religious exercises in the state prison, til.
convicts rudcly jeered large number O
visitors. Owing TO the conduct Of convict.
the women did not make the customary top,
which had been thwarted, impelled many te
visit the prison.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-14
Astow FOR TINE EAST. -
The Storm Confer Moves Towards the At
..st lantic With Destruetkyes sRssults.

ese-sl slaatic With Destruotkye Results. 1
IN MICHIGAN.
:. DetroitisJuly l1.-Pontisc,. Port Huron
and 1t. Clair, in this state, were visited to
day BY I destructive storm of wind and
lightning, which might he called 4 tornado.
1t struck Pontiac about IL 80 and seriously
demsgSd5 d5the, spires: Of The .Congrega gationai
and Epitc pal churches, the Jail, Dewetts
livery stable and q :number Of dwellings.
TIE damage 10 crops' md. orchards in the
vicinity 0f Pontiac is! reported to be very
great. 50 Tar as known no persons were in.
jured. 4
a Pett Huron adv vices state that. the storm
passed over that city d little'aiter otlock,.
flooding the country and city with rain.
The force of the wind blew down the new
Meth odist church, inflict .pg loss of $t5,.'
0O0.~sIt also blew the side ont Of Il. Bailor's
planning mill. blew dawn The sa1reaterave
brewery. entirely demolished Burrows pho.
tograph gallery and unroofed the Grand
Trunk freight q. Fort Gratiot and Point
Edwards and the Miner and Graham blocks
and many .honses and barns in different
sections Of the city were upset or roofs
blown of. A boy named Hoffman had
both legs broken tby:G bsrns fillisg On him.
A. street car drlvernamed Barnes was SER
iouslys injured In 'heshead BY flying de-
bs3s.sS - ,..3tal, ,,ucS = u: &Stg
r. Sore fronts were smished and the goods
therein greatly. damaged. No correct esti.
mate Of the damage can yet be arrived at.
sAtSt. Clair many trees we're blown down
and several buildings unroofed. Mel John.
son, farmer reading near, town, was seri.
ously injured by falling barn.
IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Harrisburg, Pa, July 1l.-About Eve
O'clock this afternoon Z storm Of unusual
severity swept over Mifiin, Juniata county.
The Presbyterian and Methodist churches
we're unroofed and the Lutheran church
slightly damaged. A row Of ten building,
on Main street, occupied principally as
stores. we're unroofed, gable ends blown in
and contents badly damaged. The carriage
factory Of. Hawes & School wxs badly dam
aged and number Of carriages destroyed
The roof Of the public school building VA
libloWn Of aud the mint snd other buildings
more or less injured. Loss, estimated q
$65, 900. lady named Creswell, aged 4
years WAS instantly killed BY the roof Q
the Presbyterian church crushing into hel
residence.
At Lewistown, MifIl,n county, severa
houses we're unroofed and one entirel,
DESTROYED.
Cincinnati. July 1l.-Reports are reach
ing here slowly Of the destructive tornad
which swept over Northern Ohio TO-DAY
: bat 0stAila ara 1ssAeass loe want OF tel
graphic facilities.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-14
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
~ Chicago, July IA.
'WHEAr-Steady, 6rmer; No. 2, red vim
ter, 81 .03 for cash; No. 2, spring, $l.0l for
cash for July; 98sc bid for August.
CoRN-Firmer; 362c for cash 37lc fos
August; 37ss for September.
OArs-Unsettled, 3lac for cash; 2ssc fol
August. t53s t!.H s.t Hls#
RYr-Fair demand, SIC cash. for Jul,
and August.
BARLEY-7Oc.
PoRK-$s.s for cash; ss.s bid for Au
gust.
LAnp-Lower, $3.50 for cash; s5s7a 70
September. lfa 3a
wn1skY-sales, s5@se; chiefly S..
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-14
PROPOSALS FOR BIDS.


|, SPRINGFIELD, D. T., June 25th. 1879.
z The Board OF School District No. 4. Bon
Homne county hereby invite bids for the erec-
tion Of . brick School building at Springfield, to
be built and completed before, the 18th day of
September 1879.
Bids upon the mason work and carpenter
work to be separate or in whole-plans and
specifications OF which can be seen at the office
of Geo. w. Sterling, Springfield, ID. T., ON and
after July end. 1879.
Bidders whose bids are accepted will be re-
quired to enter into bonds for the faithful per-
formance of their contract in sums equal to
twice the amount of the bid or bids.
Bids may be left at either office, above men,
,tipned, but will be opened at Springfield. %. T.,
1t p. m. July 18th, 1879 j.
The Board reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
GEO. MEADE
GEO. W. STERLING.
i .a 'a J.H. STEPHENS,
6O-1ldays est-- School Board.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-14
MILWAUKEE,.

80 MILWAUKEE,. T#
Milwaukee, July IA.
WAEAr-4ct92c higher; closed weak al
$l.074 for hard; No. 2, $l.0l for cash
$l.O0 for July; 99sc for August; 97sc 70,
September No. 8, S9c; No. 4, size; re
jected, 754c. ,.5sl
CoRN-Firm. No 9, 37sc.
OArs-Dull. No. 2. 3l5c.
RYE-512c. steI.
BARLEY-87c
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i ~ g Foee!cs.a ; |.
: 8 'st# 1 !
i g. s-sINCRE ASE OF THE ARNY.4

Berlin. July 14.-The contemplated in-
crease of the army is 10 consequence of the
increased military strength Of France and
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-14

Louisville, KY, July 11.-A FIRE at Green
vile, Ky. this morning destroyed the drug
store of N. B. Kingsley and b. H. Myers,
the dry goods store of James & Irwin and
the residence of Gen. B. Stewart, Loss,
$4,000 TO $50, 900: No insurance. Origin,
inosndiary.s Is 3s
st. Louis; July 11.-To.day has been as
warm as yesterday, the thermometer show
ing about the same range, the mercury fall.
ing tonight, however, and advices from
Yankton say the barometeris is rising and the
mercury falling. This indicates break of
the heated term at this point. Within
forty-eight hours only four prostrations
from heat were reported. "
Chicago. July 1.-THE rapid decline in
provisions. the past two d.ys has almost
caused panic in the market and commits
sion men have been called upon for heavy
margins; 4 is reported that the demand
lon j Morton, i, dealer ia provisions,
has been not less ahsn 100000. he has
besn doing .sheaya conmissfon business
with ,thesouths .a r. sH "a =
Iowa Cit, TO-, July l1:-Asticles. of in
corporation of the Iowa City publishing
company for the publication Of the Repub:
lican were fled to.day ii the recorders
office, the capital stock being placed at $780,.
600. The incorporation are Senator S. j
Kirkwood, c. D. Close, 7. c. Carson, s. D.
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