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West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-01-25

Stop on signal.
Accommodation Train No leaves Chilli
cothe ,00am. Hillsboro sos, except Sunday,
arrives at Cincinnati II, l0am., stopping at all
stations.
Nos. and stops at all stations.
Freight Trains Nos. Is and 26 will carry
passengers between Cincinnati and Chilli
Gothic.
Train 80 will carry passengers be-
tween Chillicothe and Parkersburg.
Trains Nos 33 and "a Twill carry passengers
between Athens and Chillicothe.
Accommodation train leaves Athens at
6:l0am, arrive at Parkersburg at Scam. Re-
turning leaves Parkersburg at 40Opm, arrives
at Athens at :40pm.
Trains No. 3 has Palace Sleeping cars to
Washington, Baltimore.
Train No. has Palace Cars to Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York.
Trains Nos. 2, 10 and 80 have Palace cars 10
Cincinnati.
branches on Sunday.
THos. p. BARRY, GenY Pass. & Ticket Ag't.
j. E. RoSE M. of 7.
JOHN ADAIR, Agent,
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-01-25

The dog and the cat ought not to
fight for they are not married.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-01-25
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
Laurel Fork & Sand Hill Railroad.
w. Va. transportation Co., Lessee.

VOLCANO w. Va, May "a, 1850.
I'M an after this date trains will run as
Ofollows:
No. leaves Volcano at 9:l5am, connecting
with Express mail West.
No. . leaves Laurel Fork junction at 10 15am
No. / leaves Volcano at 5:l0pm, connecting
with Express mail East.
No. leaves Laurel Fork June. at 6:l5pm.
EXtra.-Monday mornings only. Leaves
Volcano at Z :40a1n. Leaves l.. +. Junction at
S:25am.
MOI will wait 80 minutes for delayed Ex-
press from the East
No. will wait hour for delayed Express
from the West.
NC. c. CHURCH, Secretary.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-26

ten, cper iolde in fremoen 9dnoern gu fu=
den. Damn erlcih Die alte bcd,eeadtete
Sirmu setaifiun Smbcf une bas Saus
murbe seIhlcIien.
9euu tesoun bic SerrIduft Morsols,
tanaIaa, uno uumsstIid, bod uuaufbalt=
fam, feiuen sBiperitano fiirhteno nod
buloenb, treitete iie Hd| aus. Der atte
seSrcdene Wann mu6te iid suerif fisen.
Warspt fannte nnr 51 gut bic ihmahen,
wunbeu SteIan |eines @emiithS uno 6er=
3ens; ie Hielt nur su piel Mittel tn 6in=
ben, tierotf in peiniseuter unb trSitenofr
gReiie 3u wisfeu unb tpar oa5u nod, NIT
e:ner odmcnifden Slpabeit ousseriiitet,
ibre Setel pirtiam in Bewesuns su iesen,
es icsar babin ,u brinsen, oae bic aepae
teifen itrer Winihe rcn neu, alteu Shame,
ben ae lpieleno rtfdlte, auseeiprohen
ipnrben
gcrerif traf ile @erGuberunsen in ben
Webnrdumen Wdtyenb Der &cmmer
aienratb ieise 3fmmsr Der erifen @tose
fort beluc5nte, perfeste lie ibr eisenes 9lp=
partement in Die Barterre= unc ebenlalisen
&omptrirrdume, trpsbem bieie 9fegicn
feineaweas Die freuubtihIte bes srcsen
5aufeS mar. Die 9hloue ruste inoslien
senau, u.stalb iIe biea tbat.
(Fortfesura folat,
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Sicrsieiabrisc Grfabruus elmer
altcu SSdrteriu.

Mss. Dlnslcp5 Soutbins Syrup pirt
0pn siasr Der tsitsn OoftorMasn unb oen
Sastfrinnsn In Zen Ser. Staaten par
ihriesen. ST wuros felt 40 Sabren Don
Mil!ionen BON Mnttsrn unp 8neern nit
ME fsblsupsn Gticlse setrauat lcwo9l
pcn rsm 6 Gage elten &inee, tpie son CT.
wabisnsn Sinpsrn, gr bsleitist Sadrfs
m Wassn, bsirsit opn Wtaeioiif une re.
sulirt bic Osbarme er psrlAaht fur &in.
Der unb Muttsr 0tuhe uno Dcblbebageu.
seir slauten. eab Ter Sprup Das bette
uno iterlts ylittsl 1T eesen Dylsntsris
uno Dtarrbot bri &lneern, sleihssl OF
puF6 3ahnea psrnriaht posr pnth anoe,
re llrladfn. Cine @sbragGsanweiiuna
wire ssrsr GIaiGe bsiBfsssea. 70 III feins
aGt, rsnn niht oas 5aeiimi!c ppn Cur.
tie u. Ysrtins auf Der guesaisiis bsr Gin.
padug5 entbaltsn 1T. Sn allsn Npotbe
Ell gu tabsn, bic 6ialhe 25 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-26
9 0 m eerrettet,

ssillam s. gouablin Don @omsrplle,
Waliu fast: SIN Ssrbf 1876 befam i'd
eunssnbiuten. sefolst pen einen, tsltieen
Sulten. Sd, psrlor Den Nppetit unp main
6letl6 uno vuroe bsti'dsers. Sn 1877
bradsss man mid ms 5uspItal. Die Mer,ts
ertlartsn, Id bate Elm God In msinsr Gun,
Sc bon Der 0rS6s zines balben Douar=
ttud's. SUgar Rte Nahrid,t BON n,einem
SOos psrtrsitets (Ea. SD 9at aae Soff.
nuns ouf; "a salpfabl mir Elm 0rsune
Or. SDtlltnm 5alls 8alfam
fur BITE eunss. SD ssbrauhte cine
6lalhe ano gu meinsn, Grilaunen wurbe
tb bfiler, une bin tsute ss@iinoer, oils felt
orei Sobren.
SO iarsibe cieS tn Der Su1Fnune, bas
Sober nit franfsr 9unse Bstafteie Or.
Wtllt am sails 8al1am ae.
eroudt, uno Id Bin iibsr,sust, baB ba1.
lslbe Sie Nus3e9runs beil.. Sd fann 20.
lttio behanptsn, pab mir Der 8allam mebr
0utee srtviefen bat, als ale Gtriaen Or.
,ensien sulammen, Die Id nabm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-26
1tprbenen Gin6ern tparen aQein O,OOO

| IpIDtHel TtlDerH lDartH Quetlt lU,UUU
nngetraute g6epaare bet6eiligt.
: @ien. General @pbanatpi9 mel
bet, bab Elm Corporal bes II. &egi=
ments, tpel9er nit einem fleinen 9ez
ta6ement auf einem Opuane Soften
ltOroli6 bDn Siled ltanb, ant II. 3. 80.
BON 200 Sniurgenten angegriffen ipuroe.
@r pertbeioiste ii6 oreiRig @tunben in
Dem 6auie, ltnb als ein She'll Der Nn=
greifer li6 suriid5og, fblug ct iib our6,
uno traf nit feiner Mannibaft in Goz
rito elm. ST erbielt Bic gplbene Sapfers
feitslneoaille. Gin Ober ltlieutenant es=
fortirte an 20. nit elmer 9lbtbeilung
2a1oipebr einer PrDpiant= unb Wfuni=
tions=Sransportsua bon &orito na6
Silef. @dbrenO ct iiber Die Gebirge
5piI9en Der 9auptl tltraBe uno Der @rense
bon MontenegrD mari6irte, tpuroe er
fortudbrenb BON ben Sniurgenten ait-
gegriHen; ct mari iie aber suriid unb
lieB i6re 6utten ansiinben, in tpel6en
Die bort aufgebdufte Wtunition erplo=
birte. 9tuf Dem Giidntari1e folgte1 bic
Sniurgenten Der s(rieregarbe bes Se=
judgements obne ie0o6 einen 9nsriff su
pagen.-Sn ben Gefe6ten, mel9e felt
Dem 16. 5. 80. Bel 8ilef fattfanben,
iuurben ein lieutenant unb eit Soloat
get0otet, uno flint Soloaten bertpunoet.
9ie Sniurgenten litten i6tpere 8erz
lufe.-gei Cuban tpurOen sebn bis
stpansig Solbaten rieoergena9t. 9ie
Gedbeit Der Sniurgenten mag na6 Der
5batfa6e beurtbeilt iperbelt, bab in Der
Wor'taot Gaitelnuopp flint Solbaten
nieoergema6t tpuroen.-gs l6pirren
Bic berI9iebenartigiten Geriidte in Der
Suit, a5er 10 biel 1T ii1er, baB ielbif in
Sainatien an ber @rense oer Serseqp=
NINA biz Gage 10 fritil6 iit, ba s bie
garniIoi bon &aguia bortpQrts gelanot
perben mubte, UNI Bic @arnilonen Der
gefdbroeten 9oifen gu berltdrfen.- .-9ie
Betpegung ioll cine bur6 uno bur6 mo-
tionale iein. Sie 2oiung Der Nufifdn=
bii6en 1T: 500 ben Gremben!" 3ipi=
fben Gatifo llnb gilef bat elm beftiaes
Gefedlt ftattgefunoen, 6eiien &elultat
Die Ditreibii6en 8eborben gebeim gu
balteII iu6en. gs beiBt, baB bie Oef=
reiaer suriidgei6lasen tpurbem.
2onoon. Gin Barrier Gorrez
iponoent melbet: v9ie Yanic bat Sau=
ienoe BON 5amilien sl Grunoe gerid)=
tet, ieoo6 bDfft man, baB oas nnd6tige
Spnoicat bon 6inansmdnnern, tpel6es
ii9 gebiloet bat, UNI bic &egulirung su
erleI6tern, bas Sertraueu lpieoer bere
ftellen tperbe.
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(Ds:ruit 5rss prev pom Is. San J

Detroit 6rss VreB pom l0. San.
5thbfimsr Bros. babsn losasa stu Gar,
loao son 8seps Sit Grss Eonie e,baltsu.
Dieter grtitsl ssrfauil lih sbr raid uno
10 mlb g autb istn, esau IS III oane 3pft.
Tsl Der BITE Irttel isiuer Art, Der js ein.
9sSabrt wlste. ano bat nitbt lsinfs 0let.
den. Var oas tsite Watsriat teire su
Nfses Gilt 5o8s Sonic psrwauet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-26

Hise6 Wat {sse 8ouic tef5resst Die
8srpaunc.
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2prin3eB S1fe.
3.oman ppn grult B a8que8.
{GpriIesane.)

tBpriiebane.)
Ser 3uflanb Uiaaba's beierte fh ben
Gag gu gag. gine Wede mar perFc1en,
pa purfte lie baS gett perlafen, ccd ;bre
fGrperlihe Sdnibe mar nod immer 10
srce, bag ron elmer beimreiIe rod niht
pie Weoe lein tcnnte. Sebt brahte lie bic
TaSe in eiaem eebaIefel gu, ben gIid uuf
zen sraneneeu @arten serihtet uno 6slir
er3delte ibr nun Aaes. mas er felt ieiuer
Nntunft in Yaris setban ile gu |uhen unb
wle er lie enolid bel iener 9anbpar;ie nit
ben Seinisen Sefuncen. Gch nun folste
Wasoa niht mebr 70 aufGertlam feinen
gDcrien, anoeres nlubte ibr i'm Gimme lie
gen. unp ais 6e,ir lie bariber befraste.
erwicerte lie, err6tbeno ben Suf njeper=
ldlase1r, oab ie BEN Yreitsr gu leben
wiinlhe, ben lie Doc iauer entiebiden Ra=
talircpbe in Der fletnen Girhe setrofIen
babe. 6reuois elite 6elir ibren Wunlb
gu erfiuen unD Der ehrmiirnise @rets
fclste ihnl serne 5u csr @eneIsnoeu. Stun
mar es oieler, Der ltuncenlans lei Wtasoa
meilte, mabrenc Jelir uabemerft baS 3im.
mer periieb uuo bic @tast bur1lfreifte,
UNI Eh gu e.bolen uno Die 8prbereitunsen
au Der enpliten 6eiie su treff.n. Wad
leocr naterreoung nit Dem warpisen
@siflihsn faap Se!ir bic Shmeifer mcas
le: uuO tOFfaun5sfreupiser ssftiumt unb
ais nab anosrn aht IaSen WtaSbu td
enoiib 10 nett berseiteat uno trdftis
fiiblte, pas 3immer gu perlaHen, oa gait
iar eriter Aussans Der tteinen Stride unb
Sem Diener @pttes, Der ae, als beGen
steluertreter erulddtist bic Siinhsn Der
Nsuisen 5u perseben, parianen srwartete.
Trtere i'm ber5en, entiabnt itrerS Saulo,
febrte Msasou il ibrem Yruner 3ariif.
llno nun mad, Der Seima!, fprad lie nit
noGeu, leudienoen Bliden au iselir, su ben
Tiiben per @rcbmaiter, .oaullt audi eiefe
Der armen Wlasca rerscbeu fam, wie Der
piumei in ieiuer @nape bic Sinben Der
babenoen Wageoleua perSab
Dritter Bano.
Nargpt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-26
@ua. Genhnrtt.

SdHeissr, @ds Don poultonz II. gfasarro.
Itrase, emffebtt fb nem publitum BON
Gan Intonio gum Inisrtigen son 9srren=
Sleiounssff ildsn Gernsr iberaimmt er
bas Reiaigen unb Tastsn aetraaener
&leteer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-26
Sen Sciud)erm 6cs MarSigras iu 9scm
SNrfenr2

empfeblen mir fit etlpaige Ginfduft
BON Sumelen bas felt l849 etablirtt
8el6aft bes 9errn 6. 2ilientb a
slto. 50 Canal StraBe, gang ausoriid:
LID. Serr 2ilientbal bat ein groBes
Sager bon Suuelen, llbren. Silber
uno iilberplatirtem @aaren, 8rillen &C.
uno perfauft sll raiionablelt Yreiieu.
-Seln Nuf ein ioliOes, reelles Gel6dft
81 betreiben lit ipoblberoient uno tpD1l;
begrilnoet uno fann man inn bas grDBtt
Wertranen entgegenbringeu,
10, ], ,tun2Wl
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W arSot.
griiss aapitel.
yD I { B er 81 ahet N !.


emhrf bate I'M aaufs Der perfo6snen ieds
e5itre in ieinem Neuberen feine 8erinbe=
ruas elfltreu. gepd immer lag ibes
ieiner 6aeace, Der Yrrmenafe res Sanals,
ene rcrnebme Hube satreitst. Die bon jez
tsr Elm daratteriitiides Mertmal ces
9aules semeiea unc 70 Ietr sesen bic iibri=
aeu Gauwerie Ter yiadbarfhaft abltad;
nrd INNER iaben uuf Der anoern Seite
Der neiten Webnitdtte bic Soen ebemalisen
aagerbduier nit ihren seldlchenen Sea-
fern auf oas 2eben mnb 1reiben ber 9en=
1ebt nieper, bas fpcmS8lid nod bunter
unb louter semcrren mar al5 ebecent.
Der @smulelubeu I'M 5auie Der Wutter
1ernls belt ME feiiber isinen cffsnsn 8srz
fauf; bic aife sSfau bautirte in Der eriten
Gtase emi5 wie INNER, nur mar lie nod
ernltsr unD lam. lsIamer Seporosn, benn
fs baults lebt gin, allein. slnd Die Bob
nuno bes 3uetIen GtodlperlS itanp lsfr
uao ~ permieibeir, rpie elm 3ettel an Der
baustsar beiasls unp eas 6ensfer Der
Giebeliiu6c iDa, / iaf esrQliai, Elm 3eAen,
eab s8 ulht beipebnt ure rielleiht aud
lca't nht bsuust mu;pe. go mar es felt
,aA5 5absen senelen, isit jenem nrsliids.
ta8e, an Dem oer aiten Wlutter Bernie
aud ibr sweites uno leetes Gnteltino auf
cine 10 0ebelmnlbpcue g8eile sntfabrt wers
pen MGR.
paflir bate lh I'M Snnern bes Smbofa=
ideu Daufes eine pcQlfdnbise Yerdnpe-
runS rca5oSen. Der 4cmmersienratb,
bsute etUa oreinnofeH5i5 Sabre sdblenp,
itien ienr sealtert uno pabei matt uno
lessnsmiice sewcrben gu iein. Sene
Hidts, Trau rrn Nambsrt, mar beuts bic
eigentlide 3er.in pes Daules unb iibte
pieie Derrihaft nit elmer folhsn silsrnen
spiQensfraft, einsr iclAen riidfdislefsn
barte, baB teiner Der BeoienIfsten pes
9du1es, nidt emma. Der eisentlide 6err
oedelben, nur NIT elmer WRiene nase9en
onjulimpfen maste. Surg nab lenen un=
gliifStasen ror isds Sabren iino aah Der
Ridfetr Des perrn be Yob bate unter
tbitiSer Witbilfe bes 2seteren bic Qiqui=
bation css SrOben Ysiaiits ltaitseiuncsa.
2srr Sonlmef3ienraib Smbci pclite es 10
iiio brau Utar9ct ucn Hambert wlnldte
unD betrieb es BON ibrer Sete. Dph
mas niht mad benz GunIde Warspts ses
! weien uuo Dieie, trcB alien Mahinatlcnen
niht bate bincern iSnnen, mar, cab itr
Ontsl bic tepeutsnpen Summen. melhe
Serr be gcB ucm Gap uno aus HOtter-
Paw nit heim6etrsdt, s.ei6Iaui Serettet
Datts, pisIem sum @eIGenf niahte. Cine
lhmerslihs 6eHsnaticn lag in oieisr Sies
res8ate oeS alten 6erin, ber rem Srbn
ielues SuSsnsfrsuupes ID 70 germ iein eisbs
ites, lem eln5iSss 9inb seseben bate, unb
nit bieIem Alles mae er bslas. 5err be
Ycb nabnl nah einiSem 1sasru bas 10
poblwellenp oetctens firflide @elaent
an unp frat canu als gbsilbober in bas
bebrpbte ban Der NeulenNde @elddft,
pae er ROM untersanS 3u rsttea unb in
neuen Elpr ~ trinSen btifimn,t mar. Sn
8leih IietspcGer gBeiIe pegahIhieoete
aomwer3;enraib Smtcf bic treisn Diensr
bes Geiddfts. Sur bic dlteren oerren
icrSte er. bab biele ben Absuo ibrss Sc.
bens in Nube seuiebsn fcnnten; bic ar=
tsitsirdftieen iiinssren gente erbieltsn an
lebniiHe geidents. um i'm gtanoe Sn isin,
Die Srlansuas paHenper Steaen absupar'
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-06
HOc the Board Of Education spends the
Pe0pf~'S MOueu,

cVpt>S 4AOUcys
The following pertinent criticism upon the
peculiar liberality of the Minneapolis board
of education in Spending the peoples money
Is furnished by the Celtic World:
The city board OF education are exceedingly
liberal in the disposition of the public funds.
They generously pay Prof. Tousley, our con-
sui to Trieste. the paltry sum of 81 300, but
why they do so they have not condescended
to explain. The professor voluntarily re-
signed the superintendency and accepted a
foreign mission et a salary of $500 per an
mum as a reward for his political services.
This is 500 in excess of his income as an edu-
Gator, and so he prudently left his country to
reside abroad.
What services the professor can render our
city schools while attending to his consular
duties we do not know, bat opine they can not
be enough to warrant the board in paving HIM
the amount above stated.
Prof. Moore, who succeeds him, is willing
to work for 81 500 year, and if we can Judge
OF his ability by the modest salary received,
he certainly is not the right man to take Prof.
TOusley's position. III it took Tousley to
run the schools in years gone by, it would re-
quire man Of equal or superior administra-
tive ability to run them now, when our popu-
lation is $4,000 inhabitants. We have no
fault to find with the professor in taking the
money, nor with PROT Moore for working for
nearly half the salary OF his predecessor, but
we think the board had no right to act as they
have done. We notice that some of the mem.
beers of the board have large bank stocks, and
it would be more pleasing to our tax payers il
they paid out of their own money than out OF
the public eXchequer. Probably Consul Tous-
ley may open telephone communication with
the city schools and assist Prof. Moore in run.
! ming the machine. We shall see.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-06
SALTWATER.

For sssaulting Fred Bean Phil Faley paid
SIS.
The young man that assaulted Officer Shs-
tuck was fined $37 in the police court to-day.
The circuit court has adjourned until next
Tuesday morning. Judge Crosby will pre-
side.
The street force are engaged in lowering the
grade of Chestnut street, between Second and
Third streets.
John Donahue was sent to the stone pile for
fifteen days, for assaulting another hand on
board the steamer James Watson.
Peter Whalen, who at one time was q very
respectable man, was this morning commit
ted 20 Jail eight days for vagrancy.
Farmers will commence cutting wheat
pretty generally by the middle of next week.
Harvest hands are reported as not being over
plenty. af4.
The north side of Holcomb's block pre-
sents very fine appearance since the scaffold-
ing is taken down and one can see what the
mechanics were about.
Saltwater must have union depot. It GER
tainly is one of the great business needs OF the
city, and now that the business men are NOV
ing in the matter favorable results are pretty
sure to follow.
The want OF tenement houses is yet one OF
the great needs OF the city. Notwithstanding
the large number OF dwelling houses thai
have been erected the present season, the de-
mand is still in excess of the supply.
The owners Of the ct. Croix block have had
numerous applications for three new stores
when completed. No permanent agreement.
has yet been made, but il is probable that the
| rooms will be occupied by merchant of this
city.
Avsgrant who had managed to get SO full
that he was unable to stand up laid down in
Simpsons alley, close mp against the side of a
building. He had just got fairly asleep when
Officer Shatuck appeared on the ground
and yauked him OFF to the lock up. AS JUS
tice does not work on Sunday the vag will
have good long time to sober off In.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-06
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs

On Monday a new municipal court jury will
be drawn.
Asbestiue stone sidewalk is being laid around
the city hall building.
Johu Callahan lost toe in one of the four
ing mills at the Falls yesterday.
President Walsh, of the city council, has
returned from his European trip.
The receipts of wheat at this point yesterday
were II, 200 bushels, and the shipments were
1880 bushels.
George Lamont was before his honor yester-
day for dressing A. Drew's eye in deep mourn
ing. It cost him $25 and costs.
Wanted-Two frst-class solicitors at once.
Call at the GLOBE office, 33l Hennepin ave-
nue., room 10, any evening at six O'Clock
David B. johnson and bride have returned
home from their eastern tour. They viii at
once begin housekeeping on the East side.
The city board of equalization is in hope Of
completing lis work in time to present its re-
port 10 the city council at the next meet
ing.
Mrs. Griffin, of north Second street, says
it was not she who played smash with the
windows of her ranch, and Is very wroth at
the allegations
As Mrs. Moonland was driving down Nicol-
let avenue her carriage collded with rope in
front of the Syndicate block, tearing of the
top of the carriage.
The horse attached to one of the Riverside
street cars fell into Tie sewer excavation at
Eleventh avenue south last evening, from
which he was eXtricated with much difficulty
Stephen Mosier, employed in Sonnen &
Workman's box factory on Nicollet island,
crushed three fingers on his right hand IN s
revolving trimmer yesterday. Dr. AMes
dressed the wounds.
Last evening at O'Clock Minneapolis q
st. Louis engine collided with and demolished
express wagon No. So, which, in turn, wac
knocked violently against street lamp and
razed if, at the Washington avenue railroad
crossing. The driver luckily sprung to the
ground in time to save his bacon.
Appeals from the awards of the commits
sioners appointed to appralse property ane
award damages in the matter of the condem
nation of certain lands for car shops for the
Chicago. Milwaukee q st. Paul road, have
been filed in the district court by K. P. Rus
sci, ct al, Elizabeth Roberts aud Mary Nathal
ser.
At police headquarters is an assortment o
tools of all descriptions, gathered in from
Savage's second hand store, which are al
legged to be stolen property. Savage claims tt
have purchased them of responsible parties
and hunted up one man of whom he bough
some stone hammers, and who declares tina
they were his.
Frank Hortenback. who keeps an East sid
saloon, was arrested at the instance OF two O
his neighbors, who charge him with main
tanning dlsorderly house. The case was trie,
in the police court yesterday, when he Wa
found guilty and fine of S25 and costs Wa
imposed. A stay of proceedings for ten day
was granted. Hortenback will probably tax
an appeal TO the district court.
In a Communication to the mayor, Louis
Aumiter, announces the fact that b
will soon begin a civil suit agains,
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ChfcaRo Horse Fair,

CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-The programme for the
Chicago horse tair, September 9th TO Esd, in
elusive, announces premiums aggregatng up
wards Of $4,000. There are fifteen events,
including the following s., 900 purses for the
2:45 class, 2:25 class, DBL class, 2:25 pacing,
2:29 class, 800 class, 1888 class, free to all
pacing and for PIT class 81 900 purse
open 10 all stations and special four year
old stake open TO Phil Thompson, Farce,
Bronze, Fred Crocker, Jay Eye See and. Waiting,
and4ny other four year Olds. If two of those
above-named start tie association adds 81 100,
il three 1900, il four or more $4,000. A
special sensational purse will be announced
for the last day, about September 1. The en-
tries close Monday, August 1s, at II p. m.
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End of the Strike.

McKEEsPoRT, Pa, Aug. SIT is generally
orderly this morning and non-union men are
unmolested. AS the authorities began max
ing arrests last night it has had a quieting
effect. The authorities have posted the rio
act over the town. Manager ]. G. Flagler
accompanied the men to work at o'clock
this morning. Women stood OF two blocks
and bleatsd like sheep, but none fol-
lowed. The non-union men will be protected
under all circumstances by the company,
and citizens. Increased forcs in mill to-day
and the strikers feel blue. The strike may be
called failure so far as this place is con-
cerned. Arrests VIII be made of any man or
woman who molests by word or action any
person desiring to 20 to work. This is spe-
officially ordered by Burgess Inskep. No fur
Their trouble is expected.
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At Chautauuua.

CHAUTAuQUA, N. Y, Aug. 5.-Ex-Presi-
dent Rev. Mark Hopkins, D. D., Of Williams
college, delivered his memorial address on
Garfield in the amphitheatre, which was
crowded by large audience, which repeatedly
cheered the venerable speaker. At p. m. the
fourth anniversary of the founding of the
Chautauqua Literary and Scientific circle was
celebrated. Addresses were delivered by Rev.
DIR. ]. 81. Vincent, the originator of the plan;
Rev. DR.. Mark Hopkins, Bishop Simpson, of
the NJ. E. church, and Rev. DIR. Leonard, Of
Cincinnati
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NO MORE sPARRING ExHIBlTI

NO MORE sPARRING EXHIBITIONS.
New YORK, Aug. 5.-The corporation coun
Gil decides that contest such as the recent
gleve fight between Sullivan and Wilson, is q
prize fight within the meaning Of the law and
the police have ample power to prevent any
such exhibition and to arrest ali parties con-
cerned, principals and spectators.
THE LOUISVILLE FAIR.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 5.-The Louisville Fair
association has been obliged to change the
date from October to September IL. The
meeting will continue five days, with two
trots each day, beginning with the kentucky
stallion race for SIS, GOO, Nutwood and Alex
ander being required to go to wagons. The
programme is said to be most extraordinary
in attractions and 81 200 of the premiums have
been given by the business men of Louisville.
AND THE END is NOT YET.
LONG BRANCH, Aug. 5.-The executive
committee of the Monmouth Park association
find tnat Kelly's charges against Walton are
not sustained. The committee, however,
added new rule prohibiting giving presents
to jockeys for the purpose OF making them
win races. Walton says he will sue Kelly for
defamation of character.