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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-31
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pasnie, @de BON gSelt uno nfsitraBe
fiel ber Teuermebrmann Ybil. Scrtpn, eis
ner ber tiidti9iten 2eute'bes Seem Ocrfer
TeuerwebrbeparmentS, alts einem Sen niter
be8 piertei1 Stodiperfs auf bic Strabe
uno fpurbe iebr sefdbrltd perlett.
- Bei Nibpprt, Genn., 1T ber SluB=
oampfer Gitp Of Sidsburs, periunfen.
9diff unb 2abuns iinb total perlprelt.
Die Yaiiasiere behielten faum 3eit iid gu
retten.
= Ser &apitln bes @dpcners gunica
g. Nemcpmb bleibt bei ber gebauptung,
ba6 er z. Meilen bonn Qanbe entfernt mar,
als elm ipaniides ariessidiff auf ben
9dopner idoB.
= Sci Norfolf, ga., pItbete AM 20.
ein ftrdterlides Saselmetter. Tis Sb1fz,
@emil lez unb @etretbe=grnte baben iebr
selitten. Sc fielen !6asel feline bon ber
@rSbe zines Sibnereies.
= DaS bon Depon in ct. Spbns, ge.
S. einsetroffene enslilde Sdifi Mprtbe
brinst elm meib anseilridenes aorfltid
nit, oa8 nnterwess aufsefiidt tpurbe unb
mad ber s(uSiase beS &apttdnS benz unters
sansenen S6ulidiff atlanta ais 3ierbe
an Der porberen Spite bes Sdiffes biente.
= Nuf Der in Sbarbpn, Ya., am 29.
perlammelt seweienen rNational Snoez
penbent Yeoples 2abOr Sonpention" paz
rem fanf5ebn Stuaten reprdientirt. Sat-
fiele, Sancod unb Weaber purben fiir
bas Yrdlibeatenamt npminirt unb @arz
fielo trus nit elmer srs6en Stimmenmaz
ioritat ben Stes bappn. Mrtbur murbe
Johann ais Iieez zYrafieenti4af >aanbibat
Der Yartei aufseltellt.
Die SnbianerzSommiiIire baben bic
l1tes nod ni4t peranla6en fSnnen, ben
Setras, wOnud fie iid auf bic 3piiaen
benz @uniion ltnb @ranb 9fiper seleaene
&eierpation 3urud3teben iollen, gu unterz
3eidnen; eS 1T ihnen iebod aneetanoist
wOrben, baB @ewalt ansemenbet pirS,
ipenm iie fi& nidt freiwillis bOrtbin tez
seben.
: Or. Ganner erbielt am 80. einen
8rief BON Marp g. Tennbab, Wsilmaufss,
in ipeldem iie ibm ibre Sanb, ibr Ser,
anb ibr @elb anbietet. Ser Doftpr mar
bSdlidif erfreut iiber bic 3uldrift. Gr
madte iid an Dem Gage obne srobe Ma>
be niel gene9uns nnb befanb lih mobler
sals am Gage bOrber.
= Wdbrenb Der Nadt bonn 29. beaaz
BEN fid fdnf5ebn masf1te Mdnner mad,
bem Sauie beS 9feaer8 Soc Tbpmp1pn 20
Weilen bon Gtlanta, @a., entfernt pobn=
baft, idleppten ibn ins 6reie unb peitid,
ten ibn unb feline Trau firdterlib, bann
perwunbeten iie Durd einen Sdub feinen
@o9n unb tSbteten feline Trdter. Die
8arset iinb iiber bic @rdueltbat iebr auf=
sebradt unb baben eine Belcbnuna boz,
$500 fit @ntoeduns ber Geriiber aassez
iett. Shcmpion min in bem Nnfabrer
Scha @rah erfannt baben, ben er Dor ei=
niger 3eit wegen t9atliden ansriffs perz
flaSte.
: Cine Depeide bon Ueount guibz
inStpn in Seem Samibire Iast, bab eS baz
ielbit am 29. 5tpei Stunben lana fdneite
Muslanb.
-Dura eingrbfeben itiir3ten AM 29. in
Smhrna mebrere 6duier elm, unb 3wei
Yeriopn ,pnroen mebr Ober minber ae=
fabrltG serleet.
= @enf. SIN Canton Sams, 1T bic
Scoesfrafe mieber einsefibrt uno elm @ez
iee erlahen ppreen, iueldes perfust, eaB
bic Sinriatunsen 0ffentlid ifattfinben
icllen. Sc 1T bies Der pierte ganton, Der
bic 1obesitrafe pieber einfibrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-31
ginmal wieberein Warr

Msein. 8ruu mar 3ebn SABRE lang bfit.
ld8sri9 unb NIT 70 pieIen uebsln bebaftet,
bab iein Doctor fasen fonnts, mas ier
sissntl Id fsble. sd ptrbrauate Elm
ileinss 8srmSsen In 5umtusmitteln.
8Or 6 Monatsn lab id sine Der. Staa.
ten Giasee NIT 5opfen Bitter baran unit
tei&lob nphmals elm Narr su fein. Sd
per(uhte pas Mittsl unb meine Narrbeit
erpies aA ais sDeisbeit. 3wst Glalheu
poll furirien fe unb fe III nun 70 pobl
unb fari. wif iresnb sinss Wannes Grau
babel foaets 20 mir nur 2 Dollar. gins
fclde Narrtstt 3atlt.
3. Vs., Detroit, .Wi&isan.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-31

- Wsra sldn- Climber fdwad unb
r,a9sr rusrosn, lo II es elm Tderes Geld.
en- bop ste Nasrsr !, bic ile erba!tsn,
unSenuseno TT use tenen ntdt gut be.
tommt. Die Miitti folder Sinotr ioll.
ten oatsr fsinsn @s, a6lid auiteben, fd
Nenfaotfr's uDs1 Dies 8inbermebl"
(pabctropbine) III D idafsn, etne duser(f
trafttesnDe une leidt 'srbaultAe Nabruns
far @auslinse unp i Inc 3inber, Die im
@adien besriffsa f. Nues Grlab fur
bic NuttermilG etef es ntdts BslIerS.
Sn aafn Npotbetsn /; tabsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-31
Wlrs. gBinslo'S 15optbina Sprup.

Wfrs. SBinsto'S 5optbtne Sprup.
8es. @9lpanus gobb iareibt In Bottom
Gtrtffian Jresman senoermabsn Dlr
wirbsn auf teinsn Sal cine Msbt,tn emp.
feblen, penn ,ptr nsdy. tpiibten, taB Ie gut
mare = beionbers fit Rtnber. Son
Mlrs. W!nslorps @9rup t6rnen mir aus
Grfabruns iprehen tn unIerer stsenen
6amtlie mar lfe eea 5ssen. Denn mir
ben @Yrup sinem g. be gaten, bas NIT
esibnst esp!aat saer, . peridaifte es benz.
felben rueisen @diaf unb ben @ltsrn STU,
BE. Dte me'Rsn Gl.srn tplGsn bies gu
fdaben. 5ier III etr Nrttfel, bsr un1ddp>
lid unb rootltbatis # benn ber @dlaf
ben er er3eust, 1T mo- irlid unb bsr tleine
gterub erwaht 70 tsa ais elm &nppf.
Babrenb bsr Desioos oes 3abnsns 1T Der
@srap bon unigaay rem Bsrtte. @tr
taben Dfters poa s.. ittsrn iasen bSren,
cab ffe ntdt pbne 5ei SYrup ietn mS4ten
bon Der @sburt Be- sinpes an Bis tas
3abnen noribsr u 3u psrtaufen In
allen @pctbefen sa Gents bic Tlaf6
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-31

= Sonnenihirme in GROCER gusmabl
au febr billtesn pretjsa BET
8. SpSfe s. SShne,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-31
l1nsebeurtr gerfauf.

Der rWiseonan" Mtlwautes, gBiseon.
iln, fiist ieine. 3eusniiie ,uiammen uno
iast: ;, Der @eetauf bon @arners Safe
&ionsY unb etper Cure sesen 8risbts
Rrantbeit unb anbere Nieren> nnb Qebsr.
beidwerosn, tpte aud BON Darners Cafe
Otabetes @urf sesen &ranf1stten beIslten
9lamsns, III unesbeuer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-31
Mneer orsentltdbe @eleaenhett.

Ddtreno bieier Wo4e, bon Wontae
Wor9en an. perfaufen mir iml Retail
1000 Stid QambnrSer Stidereien 3u
10 Gents bic Oarb sewStnli4 3u 20
bic 25 Gents perlauft. Wan fcmme
friit,eitis, I'm. cine Nusuabl unter ben
Wenlteru 5u treffen, 9 drama SO.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-31

Wenn bic Queue rein 1T, miro aud Der
Glub rein fetn. gbenlu III 90 init BEN
8lut. ST ba6elbe rein, 70 1T bic @s-
ianbbeit eeit4srt. WarIpns Yur.
sattpe Yillen erasuaen neues ret.
DIES glut, unb .penn einmal teben Mbtub
eenommem ptro es eas 8lut im 8an,en
SYaem In brss Wonaten peranbern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-31
Gbiuarb Wtiles.
Sefentlt9er Nptar.

Berar gountY, Gan @ntontu, xtras.
Sffiee in SoIebabaraBs. Der Yofuftses sesenater,
8eionbere Mufmuffamfeit pirb allen Yenitomeu
unb Gpr beruneea Son Netsranen bes Staates pbel
Der 9ereikistsn Staaten sefdentt. Mbf9rif,eu
BON Yatenten befpr ct unb Steuern auf Qanb In
allen s btilen tes Staa.es besabIt. Wsbnort in
ber untereu @artenfrabe. a0,6,tli
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-31

- 8eibe gSsfsr In uaabsrtreifliher
Nuspabl au t'::sn ! aar unb tteurer BEL
s. SpSfe &@5o ne.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-12-23

.CpNANC $50 to 81 1000; 2 TO g ~ ~
IQOANO PIANOS s125 up. .PaPcs M
address, DANL F. BEATTY. Washines0"'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-12-23

pAAKkMMEEkkss, s ASR S45 to 500
Per month. during FAN and Winter. IN every
county. Interesting and valuable lforma-
ton FREE. Address. at once,
J. c. McCURDY & CO., st. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-12-23
THE SUN FOR 1881

Everybody reads the SUN. In the editions =
TINS newspaper throughout the year to cohe''
erybody Will find ,s
l.. All the worlds news. 50 presented that M
reader VIII get the greatest amount OF ihloInsd
ton VIII the least Improbable expendiiMi.meo y
time and eye-sight. The sun long ago a's I'M.
eIed me golden mean between redundant ~
ness and unsatisfactory brevIty. -, A.
III. Much of that sort Of news WHICH len
penis less upon its recognized importance ~
upon IT'S interest to mankind. From nernnaa
70 morning the SUN prints a continued ,5etr
me lVeS OF real men and women, anu mn
deedS, plans, loves, hates and troubles ,hsp
STORY Is more varied and more interesting ~
any romance that was ever devised. ana
III. food writing in every column, 4
freshness, originality. accuracy, and decorun :
the treatment OF every subject. ,au
~. Honest comment. The SUNS hapnS
eol peak out iearlessly about men and tning N
Equal candor in dealing with eaen IA II
cal party, and equal readiness to commena u n
Is praiSeworthy or to rebuke what is biamso" :
Democrat or Republican. N.
VI. absolutely independence OF par nm
g4ulZatlofl, Out unwayerlng loyalty 10 Huess -
oaratic principals. The Sun believes tnS s
government which the Constitution give "a n
q GOOD one To keep. Its notion OF duty y ir n De
sist 70 It's utmost power the efforts OF menm z
republican party to set up another ionHr n
government In place of that which existSI ~
year 1881 and the years Immediately IonnSySSsJf
&C ltest. The Sun believes that the victofy m.
ot with the people as agains the Kings ~ IL
oPoly, the Rings for plumber, and the haAs'
imperial power.
Our terms are as follows ra.
Fol the Daily Sun, a four-page sheetM "a.
ty-eight columns, the price bv mail, posi- kpsssdSsv
IS cents 2 month. or ss.5e a year or; m as ~.
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$40 a year, postage paid. 80 NJ
The Sunday edition OF the SUN IS ~ ~,
Mshed separately at $3.50 q year, postaee. m
The price of the weekly sun, eight paessSf n
81 columns. is 81 a year. postage Paar. efup
cubs of ten sending p$10 We will send IN
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-12-23

NOTICE is hereby given that l, the
~ undersigned Public Administers
tor, have taken charge of the estate
of e. S. Allison, deceased, late of Au-
drain county that the date of my
taking charge of said estate is Nov
Goth, 1880 All persons having claims
against said estate are required to
exhibit them to me for allowance
within n year from the date of
taking charge of said estate, or they
may be precluded from any benefit
of such estate; and, ifsuch claims be
not exhibited within two years from
the time of the publication of this
notice, they will be forever barred.
GEO. ROBERTSON.
Public Administrator, and Admins
traitor of the estate of G. S. Alli-
son, deceased. 33-4w
Mexico, Mo-. December End, 1880.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-12-23

To Nervous Sufferers--The Great European
Remedy--Dr j.. II. SIMPSONS
Specific Remedy.
1t is a positive cure for Spermatorrhea Seminal
Weakness, impotency, and all diseases resulting
from as Mental Anxiety, Loss Of
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-12-23

Having bought the entire stock of
Ferguson Il Co., will continue to
carry on the Butcher business at the
old stand. viii constantly keep on
hand all kinds of Fresh Meats, and
Will endeavOr to accommodate the
public in the best possible manner.
| respectfully ask share of the public
patronage.
lS-6m JOHN ii. RUNKEL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-12-23
J. T. LleWellYn,
DRUGGIST,
West Side SQUARE,
MEXICO, MO.
Administrator Notice.
MEXICO. MO.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
undersigned Public Administra-
tor has taken charge of the estate of
Mary E. Upton, deceased, late OF Au.
drain County, Missouri; that the
date of taking charge of said estate is
Dec. /, 1880. All persons having
claims against said estate are re-
CURED to exhibit them to me for al
Iowance within one year alter the
date of my taxing charge of said es-
tate, or they may be precluded from
any benefit ofsaih estate: and, if said
claims be not exhibited within two
years from the publication Of this
notice, they will be forever barred
GEORGE BORERTSON,
34-Iw Public Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-12-23

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This nmrvaied Southern remedy is warranted
not To contain Il single particle of Mercury, or
any injurious mineral substance, but Is
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II YOU feel drowsy. dehilitated, have frequent
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tongue coated, you are suffering from torpid liver
OF "biiliousness, and nothing will cure you so
speedily and permanently as to take
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II is given with safety and the happiest re-
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place of qtinine and bitters of every kind. 1t is
the cheapest, purest and best family medicine in
the world.
j. H. ZEILIN & CO, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold by all Druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-12-23

Memory, Pa1n-
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cine is being Z ~
used with won
derful success. |@A ~u
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ages for $50. Address ali orders to-
J.B. SIMPSON MEDICINE co.
Nos. l4 and los Main ST., Buffalo, n, Y.
June 18th, IsS0--I yr -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-12-23

"ANTED.-To'cure q case OF CATAAlk1sISsdv
Nv each n~eighborhood, with Dr.,hA'.0f1
remedy. to introduce it. Sample Eee'
TfLTON, Pittsburg, Pa. ~
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-03
FOREIGN.

Robert MITCHELL, the well-knoWn
I'onapartist deputy, announces his adhcr-
enec to the policy of Gambctta.
THIRTY Turkish officers who have de
serted their flag and joined the Greek
army, clam that whole hattalionl Of Otto
man troops would do likewise If their pay
should he guaranteed
AYoon KHAN, the victorious Afghan
chief, has placed his army in motion for
the purpose Of opposing Glen Roberts, who
is now advancing to the relief Of Canda-
hnr.
A GOVERNMENT proclamation just IL
sucd IN Cuba declares that hcnceforth all
Chinese shall enjoy the same rights as
other individuals belonging ~ i friendly
nation.
DlSCoURAGlNG reports are received daily
rom the British forces ~ Atghanistan.
Some Of the dispatches are believed To be
incorrect or exaggerated, but t,'at the stu
alton is desperate admits of littlt doubt
lI il thought in Berlin that the Emperor
William will not interfere with Prince
Charles Of Roumania's desire 10 make the
hereditary prince Of llohen1ollcrn his
heir. The latter prince is the same gentle
man whose candidacy for the Spanish
throne prccipitatcd the war with France
IN 1870
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-03
FIRES AND CASUALTIES.

a TWENTY -FlN E-rUot sAND-nARiEt oil
tank was set Oh fire by lightning NJ Brad
ford, Pa, August 30
Tnos SroulEN's barn IN Pontiac, cohn-
~, Canada, was burned Aug. 30 Ills two
children, II boy al seven wears and 4 child
of nine months, burned to death.
A CYCLONE in Dodge Center, Mimi, de-
stroycd the Baptist church and the steam
grist mill, aud unrootcd and damaged
many other buildings. Loss $4,000.
TUX body of Louis Meltxcr, drowned
while fishing in the lake at Toledo, O.,
during Last week, wns found ON the Gath
mat The hand OF the corpse still clutch
cd the fishing line.
Six million feet Of lumber, the property
of J. c. Cameron 4 Co. John q. Never,
Knapp, Stout 4 Co., wus DESTROYED by
fire at st, Louis, on the 9th inst.
ENE buildings occupied ~ saloons,
concert halle, shooting galleries, rcatau-
rants, etc, in san Francisco, burned on the
10Th inst Loss $4,000; partially insured
louN Rpll, boy about t. years Of age
&C fcrrc llauto, Ind, while PLAYING with
y pistol aceidently discharged il. The hall
entered the brain, inilcting fatal miur
les.
rnE body Of a mau was found at Elgiu,
| III, on the 18th inat, and carnncr'4 Jury
rendered q verdict Of death from congest-
ion oi the brain. Deceased, who was
named llinie, was school teacher and
was looking ict school. The
body had lain in the woods tor three DAYS
before IL was discovered.
Tux Touring mills Of talhrnil. Kelly aud
W. H. Humphrey. At Mt Morris, \. Y,
were fired Nv an inccndiary and DESTROYED
ON the 18th inst The loss will reach SO,
0aN. The insurance IT the burned proper.
~ aggregates about S9a,oN.
Two lads, Tommy Mattock and Hiram
Hitler, oi kcokuk, Iowa. were ont bird.
shooting, hunting with their guns cooked,
when Young Killers accidentally went oil,
! Mattock receiving the full charge of about
ono hundred No. L shot In the ileshy part
Of the thigh, producing wound ST tht
most serious nature The hey il ina critl.
cnl condition
Nix. GieoRel, llNsLEr and his son, Il
wears sc age, were engaged III doing som,
carpenter work upon the improvements al
the Filbeek house. II Terre llautc. Ind
on the 10Th inst While at work upon th,
rear wall 81 The stable, the boy lei fall hi,
rule into privv vault which had Just beer
finished, lie descended for the purpose
Of obtaining ii. and when near the bottom
was overcome Nv gas and fell dead Iii,
| father, who was standing above, and wht
saw his fall, Immediately descended Is
rescue him. but was also overcome, and
met the same fate,
rnRIr persons we're burned Il death hN
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-03
CRIME.

| a WOMAN At San Antonio Ten, backed
by her mother and SISTER. and armed with
4 rawhidc, on the 10Th inst, half killed Il
Young man who had spoken disparaginglv
of her husband.
THREE pcdders, named james j. lick
ey, Edward llcgman and William Green,
have hcen arrested by the BROOKLYN po-
| lice. on charge Of having murdered Louis
Schmidt. on the night Of June 80,
a ColoREp man who was violently a.
sailed in his humble cabin by four young
white bloods in disguise, On The 2Sth inst,
near Cochran, Gn., shot two Of chem dead
| The coroner's jury returned verdict 10 the
effect that il served thcn Just right
Tuos. SMrru and Wesley Thomas, ne
groee, quarrclcd in front Of VIM Baker
saloon, Burlngame. Kansas, and Smith
sent q bali through Thomas lung 4
second shot was fired Nv smith, which
passed through the window Of the saloon
and struck Baker in the breast Thomas
died in few minutes, and Baker Is NOR
tally wounded.
TlE body Of nm unknown woman. horri-
bly beaten and bruised, was found on thc
9Th inst, in n secluded ravine four miles
north of Sidney, Ohio II could not b.
Identified. VIM, Curtis, canal Waterman,
was arrested on suspicion, il being thought
the dead woman was cook an,a canal
boat The place of the murder showed
signs sc fierce struggle, The woman
clothing was torn and scattered about,
rur Milwaukee Sntiud's Elkhorn spec
i'll SAYS. Jacob blackwell, of the town OF
Wnlworth, on the 10Th inst, was called
from His house bv the barking ~ his dog
and when few steps from the door was
shot by an unknown party, tho charge en-
tering his breast and shoulder from which
he died in u few moments Officers are III
pursuit of the murdercrs.
\ uRrAr sensation has been caused
throughout Rcrk. county Pa, hv the dis
eovcrv Of BENT. Reehler, lunatie, who
had been confined III house III Albany
township, hy his brother Jacob Rechlcr,
for - wears. lie was chained IL the floor
III small house made specially for him,
and the room was about eight feet square
with only one window for ventilation.
Two eoorcd statesmen near Liberty Hill,
s. e.. quarrced, and, after tho man
ncr nf the white chevalicrs Of that section,
one sen, the other challenge Is mortal
combat. The negre who received the de-.
mand for satisfaction exhibited his good
sense hy taking the document 10 4 magis-
tratc, who At once issued warrant forthe
arrest u the offender
Irwin BRunAM, Of Grant township.
near Kingsley, Mich, while driving along
the road with his brother. invited Tim
kclliher. whom they overlook, iotake Il
ride. lie stood up behind them in the
wagon, and. soon after. he discharged 4
pistol and wounded Brigham severely.
| kelliher claimed il WAS an accident, and
assisted il taking the wounded man home.
Brig ham grasped rifle aud shot kelliher
Through the lungs Roth are dangerously
hurt.
i coloHkn burglar named 1has. Iohu.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-03

STATE FAIRS; Those Of Iowa At Dos
MONIES, Wisconsin ut Madison, Kansas,
AT Atchison, md Minnesota, ut Mime
npolis, week beginning September o.;
that Of Michigan, Mt Detroit, during tho
wcok beginning Monday September III;
TINT of Nebraska, NJ Omaha, from Sop
TENDER 20 to September -. Those of
Illinois, II Springfield, and If Indiana,
at indianapolis, from September y to
October ,. The Interstate Exposition
viii open nj Chicago September $, and
continue nrsix weeks; tho lnternation-
al Sheep and Wool Exhibition, Mt rhiln-
dclphia from the 10Th 10 the 10Th Of
september; the National Fnt-Cattlc
show, III Chicago, from the 10Th to the
Mta of November.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-03

the explosion Of coal oil can near Louis
vile. Mrs. Lyes and her little daughter
and Mrs. Tyer, her mother, were victims
Mrs. Lyles asked her mother to fill the
lamp while il was burring. The oil can
took fire aud exploded. throwing the burn
ing oil all.over the parties mentioned and
setting their clothing on fire. Their
screams brought Mr.. Lyles TO their rescue,
and in attempting to extingulsh the flames
he was badly burned. Mrs. Tyer and the
little girl died Friday night, and Mrs
Lyles fingered until Saturday morning,
when she died in great agony.
q SICK ENINd accident occurred At He'd
strom Il Co.'s coal yard, n Racine, Wis,
on the 9th inst, by which n son, ID years
old, Of Lewis Ledgct. was terribly man
gled. lie was standing near a revolving
line shaft used for hosting coal, when his
clothing was caught in the shaft and he
was for several seconds hurled around the
shaft, which was making two hundred and
fifty revolutions per minute. lis head
was smashed and his right arm broken,
and large hole was cut in his side. The
engine which drives the shaft was stopped
NJ soon ms possible, but not until the above
probably fatal injuries were inflicted.
Ar 2o'clock OH the morning oil the 2lth
inst, q fire was discovered in the mansatd
roof of the paper warehouse Of AveriIl
Russell & Carpenter, on the lower Third
street, St. Paul, MINI. The flames gained
ground rapidly, and soon bread to the
room of L. II. Kelly x Co. wholesale
grocery store next 10 the paper warehouse,
and the three buildings, the paper house
occupying two and the grocery one, were
soon wrapped in flames. The combustihle
material in the grocery burned swiftly
and surely Before the fire was
checked Kellys store was "A shape
less heap of ruins, and the
walls of Averll, Russell x Co.'s
warehouse left standing. The fire burned
with incredible swiftness and ferceness,
and there was much danger in working
near it.. II is rnmorcd that one man was
killed by the fall Of the Dennis House,
which fell into the street without warning
at 3 o'clock, but this cannot he verified. The
adjoining stores, those OF Beaupcr, Allen
q kcogh. and the temporary building of
Auerbach Finch. Culbcrtson q Co., which
were burned out last winter, we're saved
with great difficulty. and Beauper Allen
x kcogh suffered Il loss Of ten thousand
dollars, covered hy insurance. The build
ings occupied by Avclill, Russell 4 Car
pentcr were owned bv q. w. Sherwood
and A. w. Hall. They cost $4,000 and
were insured forSl2,000, kelly's building
wns owned by the late w T. Wright 1t
cost $GO, OOO and was insured for 100000.
The loss of =. II. Kelly " Co, is estimated
at 100000; Aycrill, Russell x Co., $l2o,-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-03

THE French Government, II II sad,
is seriously occupied with the consider
alton Of u tunnel under Mount Blanc,
md hns commissioned NJ de- Lcpinnye,
Inspector Of Railways to draw up n
comparative report rs to the various
passages through tho Alps that are
either completed or il prospect, stating
the advantages or disadvantages If cnch
us to the distance, gradients, and cost
of construction. The Mount Blame
route hns IN advantage Of 10 kilomc-
tres over the Srmplon route, Of h3 over
the ST. GothNrd, and of ~ over the
Mount Gems routes.