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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-26


Has anybody any doubt that there is ..Niss
Clara Morris husband?" Let him. in such case
60 to the Everett house and behold short
stout man, with round face, large staring
e;es. thick curly gray hair and long red-brown
whiskers OF the English pattern. In that guise
VIII oe seen Mr. Frederic Harriott. erst we'll
to-do hour merchant and relative of the Have
meyers, who has settled down into the lucrative
our OBSCURE position Of general manager and
agent Tor one OF the most gifted women on the
American stage.
MAUD GRANGER
Even the charming Miss Maud Granger has a
husoand-or by this time, perhaps, had-for
suit for divorce Is pending between them. Tn
10 the time he married her Mr. Alfred Follen a
nephew Of Mrs Frank Leslie. was one q, tho
best known and most cordially liked Younger
men OF the local press After his MARRIAGE in
Difference to his wife's views he took TO act,ng
aud has all but utterly vanished from human
keE- He Is remembered as handsome slim
Straight featured boy. who came fresh from the
In vast and vile New York.
MARIE PRESCOTT.
ABOUT the best known Of actresses husbands
Billy Perzei, the jovial polyglot Austrian
who married Miss Marie Prescott. He is a
Drawny person with a eurled mustache and a
GENIAL manner. who infuses into the direction OF
MS wifes business all the energy and saroir
etrre which distinguished him as the general
superintendent OF the French line Of ocean
steamers. Ii Is safe to say that in withdrawing
THESE qualities from general business to sustain
MS clever wife's affairs Mr.. Perzel denies him.
sen chance OF obtaining large and welI-earned
wealth on his own account.
Psrhaps as soon as it shall be generally under
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-26

V'HE STEAMER MATTANO LEAVES WASHING
Il ton on Sundays. Tuesdays ard Thursdays. at z
O'clock a. M, for Potomac River Landings Lands at
Grinders wharf Sundays and Tuesdays down Wednes-
days up. Brent's wharf and Chapel Point Thursisys
down, and Mondays and Wednesdays up Mattor
Creek destinatlon) Sundays Tuesdays and fhursdays
Packages received aud Information g1yep at ofcos OF
u l. ,SHEH!FF, SOS and TIA Pennsylvania avenue.
q. 7. JONES, Agent It'll street wharf mhl2
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nR. Icons FEMALE PILLS MAILED TO ANY
address on receipt Of 81 Box 800 City Post Office.
ialC- M
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beware of ,he sviudIcr

7 hive had my HttentiOn repeatedly
called to the fact that an impostor is
travelling through different pa ts # this
state representing himself to be DR. IL,
Robinson, opticiau of Waco, Texas,
thereby securing the confidence of those
who are afflicted with " eak eycsight and
swindling them by obtaining money for
treatment and spectaclcs under sucV
misrepresentation. | have no agent or
partner and will give liberal reward
for Information regarding the where
alb uts Of any person or persons using
my name. Address DIR. ii. Robinson,
optician, No. ~ Austin sire t, Wnco,
Texas.
Papers can serve their subscribers by
exposing the impostor -0325dNw
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The leading lumber men ofthis section
are still at the front in their line at all
their various points, with the largest,
best selected aud cheapest line of lum-
Der, shingles, doors, sash, blinds, etc, to
be found anywhere Al Waco they carry
IL very heavy stock and do AN extensive
jobbing trade i'll doors, sash, etc. Prices
e.timates. and any Information will bt
cheerfully given by ealing at their otiic
or writing to them Orders by mail vii
receive prompt aud careful attention.
U2tHl&wtf
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PHYSICIANS,
TRUsrEEs SALE.

Al the request Of the holder and hv Au'
thority of "A deed OF trust recorded ~
book j. pagca %, q and y OF McLcnnan
county records. will sell on the first day
OF NAV. lsssi. between the hours OF 10 ~
m. and .. TO-, In front oil the court house
door In Waco, Tor cash. TO satisfy Il mote
made by n. j. ". Workman and y -.
[ " orrham dat,d January ~, ESQ, bearing
/ "a per cent Interest from dat, maturing
/ January /. ISL; the following described
properly. ll1 acre out OF The John ~
| thompson survey, south al waco, i"lln-
ning nj the northwest corner OF sad sur
yey, tnonce north a. c,-t, l,2'J NRra =
thence south IS east, go vars 10 south
line Of said Thompson -ulyry, 'hcI gt-
with said south line south 10 we {, l,fh"
yWu. to -uplhwr,t corner ui said lhnml
op survey, thence moth % west, go yarN
TO beginning,
WM l.. PEATHtH
AL. Jlis trustee.
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MuocLelIc" Arrived!

Fer several days the public has been
ON the qui vive az to the identity OF
"Rochelle," whose advent was announced
in these columns. "Roche'le has ar
rived at last, aud will make headquarters
nj A. Hers two places, on Austin ave
nue., aud at the Pacific hotel, "kochelle
il cigar, made especially for Herr ana
one Of the best cigars that money ever
bought. Ty "Rochelle' and be con
,inced -Glg3dtc
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For the Ladies'.

One of the finest lines OF ladies' mus
lin underwear ever brought to Waco are
shown at Il. llaber',. Ladies dressing
saques, chemise drawers and gowns, in
every eonceiv"b.e style; Young la lies
preparing an outfit would benefit them
selves aud save money by buying the
garments ready IN tide. Examine tue style
and Judge ui the Inducements offered ~
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-13

n, ,snn .o,.ro. n, land o,o of
tho s,,o., fo,,,,,s IL, Ic, ,nra,, ,,,,nt,,
oil r,ior forrn. Gnn ,,r,ns In crI,iva,
t,nn. i9nn aero, II, n,sturo. II nil"s
trnu Woe
H. 9sno o,ro. land IN pos,,o
connt,. .uit.ll. fnr -prrn ranch, on"5
ron"o nIomtv .L,I, Ind ,vairr
VI -tn onrr. land. nnoyilv ,,u.
hor.J. II, Enm,.n.h,. rnnmt,
To i'm .r,ns ""nd farming
land within half milo Of NI,Grcvnr
No a Ak ar,.os gnoI torm,ug land
an Tho Nnil Nci oman survey II, Hail.
emmy
NJ 7ooocrn. A b,ouiiful farm
Gnn nonch orchord. VOL innrovel
inN ,rr"s in cnItivation. scyr,, mile.
ram w. NOM. richnv station on
'ioxosamd - Innis RAILROAD
20 a" Eivn lot. ON Nnrtn Fifth
.troe,
No 1o-Tivc arrcs land on North
Siyth Street ndiniuiry Peter Mr,,lrl.
and's residence lot.
" No ia Jr.irablc residence .u
Fnurth street. three doors from cor.
uer Of Mary. four rooms. with All the
modern convcuirucrs.
No. l2-lOOO fine Mcriuo ewes ac.
rlimatcd.
No IL -12OO fine Mrrino ewes ne
climatrd.
No. IA small house and lot ON
| ThirJ street ouuo,Ilr Col. II Il. Par.
rott'. residence.
ia yer, desirable brick residence
ON Franklin street, near Thirteenth;
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Woo. TnN.. Anril 1. ~

WACO Tex, April /, lsS3
Rrfcrr,ng to the ahuvc, beg to say
that | n.Ve nssocia cd m,sclf with my
sou, l., q. T. kcllum aud will continue
the business Of the old firm under the
name Of krllum ~ Son
There wIIl he no interruption Ia the
business. Tuculd employees II the house
remain, aud all the coudi ious OF the
trade ARE substantially the snme.
Thanking the many lrleudH and
patrou 4 NJ the hnusc for plst k,ndncsscs,
| beg continuance Of the same Tor the
future. Respectfully,
W. Il. kELLUN
thank the friends Of the old firm for
the ma y fnvnrs had at their hands
heartily and rnccrrly commend my sue.
ccAsu Ia all IN, friends. The new firm
il IN every res cct IA good IA the old.
I'm Ter all circumstances they will do
right T.. IorAS
Nv,
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Cause OF Failure.

Want of confidence accounts TOR hall
of the business failures Of to-day. Car.
ter " Moore or j. l.. Cornish, the drug.
gists, are not liable to fail for the want
Of confidence in DR.. Busanko's Cough
and Lung Syrup, for he gives away a
bottle free to all who are suffering With
coughs, colds, colds asthma, consump.
ton and all affections of the throat aud
lungs
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\olI' e.

In the district court OF Mclcnnnn county
Texas.
:. IT, naymnp, vs.. Melissa llaymnn.-
No. I1li.
Nutrr il hereby given that intcrrogntu-
rrs have been iilrd IN the above Hyl,d
nnd numbered cpu-c ptupOundrl 10 the
witness T.. T.. Ili,mu. vh, ,r-il", In
LARK count, IN the -tnt,. ui Mi-uurl. rnd
the witness Il. a. Hay man VIM IT,. id's IN
Morton rouuiy In thr stat" Of tlu. ida, and
th,t comm -iuus viii i--ur ou ui nll"r the
thiIli,th day after publication oi tins
notice to take the dcpusllione uI s1ld Wlt
uCS-c-.
Publication of thi- notice Ii directed Ia
/ be- madc in the Waco ENANIsER Tor thirty
days.
! Witness nav hand amt thc seal ui district
court III Mclcuunn county niptr mid, nj
uni.r In the city ~ Nnco, th-tIc I'm day
| Of NJ uch \. H., ls-H
/ T. +. BTNstEY,
/ Clerk District toui Nclcuntu co., Tex
B-lBIlm
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Money loaned in sums to suit on ana
mouds, watches, jewylry guns, reN"iI,
vers. pistols, clothing, furniture and az
.srticles Of value, also on real estate ana
Storks OF merchandise, III sums to SUIT
Also A large line Of uureleemed pledges
IT, ssia Business strictly COULD entihi
ali nrivate communications can DO adj
Jressed TO z. o. box iS6.
FRIBo ia Il DoMsAu. Prop's''
south side square, blue front, sign OF
three gilt balls.-G2Dbu
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nIsSoLUTlON NOTICE.

The firm OF k,llum & Roun is rlls dnV
Dissolved hy mutual consent, W. Il. kcl
lum succeeds Ia the bu-iur.s and assumes
an liabilities. Either partner Us authorized
to sign III liquidation ui outstanding Ara
counts. kEIIIM ~ koTNN.
Waco. Tex, April !, lSNi I-GllOd
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Morse's Ague Magnets are guaranteed
to cue fever and ague. Then why suffer
longer; They are only fifty cents per
box, money refunded II no cure is effected.
Sold wholesale and retail by Castles, Nor
rison Il Co, Waco, Texas,
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uo.d mineral Wuier

Fresh on tap every day at Tucker 4
Willis. Send in your Jug and Reg
Price per gallon, % cents; IN live gallon
/ T., 20 cents ten gallons, l7i2 cents
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keIIION al

DIR. r. W Park has removed ms Office
from Shaw drug store to his old guar
ters m the Masonic Temple, mp -lairs'-
4
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the clerk onlce Yesterday
-
.n,. .. "'."H
tn,,.n, 4, T. 80 '.'11N. Su' WY
OF Brock addition to Waco, ont o.
tn !, uthwrst corner Of farm lot n sItlu
April 7. 1858. SP Il Isl, and wife la -
Wood IutV In block ~. Ross add.
4, Iuh 70 w AGO .......... no 4
, "a, p i.','. D" - Nsi's! amI we 70
.urih ,s,,t,tt -, q. a, s's,, U"' ot 'ne ..,
Anil 81 ia 'u Ann Ssty, 9n''rl 's''
E..t.r int In ii"rt q. "a, ~, " " ~
,ttynt W., W. " ''''' ;" '"' ia, .
Ann II 80 p, tyr,,,. nam. i-'
s,r'...., '' ~" ", III
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Just arrived, 8 doz. cardinal red, la
ules TX hose, to be sold ut Sl.25, hey
bargain at 500. Sanger Bros
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Ladies bouid remember the stock OF
a,aAo's at }. lIaber's is not only rge,
''' cheap d. we'll. Look at them.
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Fancy colored half-hose, iull regular
made n cents pair at 5 niger Bros --
! i-S-tC
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FOR RENT.

A desirable Office In the Masonic
building, over Levine Bros. dry good
house,
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Straw hats, straw hats latest styles Tor
men. boys and children, Just r'Ge'Neu'
from 10 cents upward, at Sanger Bros
4-s.tc
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25.CENT COLUMN,


hR. GkU. y MANN, Dentist IS Austin Az
- enur First. elias work at reasonable
irtces sp' Clal attention given Co tile treat
mcnt OF the natural teeth -.Ual6u
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HAMBURG
(SCIOTT>)
SYRU p.

An Excellent Preparation OF wild Cherry
and Petroleum Tar
The most potent, the most essential and
the mest etlcctual remedy for Ihroat and
Lung Diseases.
Cures Sore Throat and lloarscncss and
Loss ul Voice.
Cures Coughs, Cold, and Group
Relieves Asthma and Difficulty OF
breathing.
viii Prevent bronchitis, Pneumonia
AMI Consumption, II taken In time.
Promotes Easy ENpcctoratjon and Re.
ltcNr- Pains m the Chest
Cures at once any torn OF Throat Alice
tons.
\ Splendid Eemcdy Tor Whoop.ng
Cough, prevent. the Spnsm, and qulrt-
thu most restless child.
The Ncst Lung and Health Rcstorcr
ever used.
rEICE-6o Cents per Bottle,
THOMPSON \ OIIMSTEDt,
solo PROJECTORS
OiltdWlY
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America Ahead!

We have Just received consignment
~ lAly's kid button zhpeH from Drlal y
. Co, PARIS, come aud Heu them, at j, I.
/ sullivan & Cu-i.l-tt
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The best general tonic N use. Sold
by Tucker ~ Willis, Waco, Texas.
3.2l-tc
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WANTED 10 rent uloe Residence with
w from four 10 slN rooms, At a reasonable
distance from the square. Apply NJ this office
4 la-It
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Mother po1Ior, {. she d.hEsfola aHi what
IL uut a1HCllunfh
Doetoy 70 YES, madam, che {, danRsr1u,ly no.
TGa ssGTrulaf ahi E4trlAf forces HfH ut 10 itI-
Ibuuu,, thrfs 10 aH tnrTsAsFl cvLtf petal -. HH
sb4ut ths esfphrutn sui mrtulis uDIYusutat tho
portal circulation ,AseillAtssg sl'p,aIsi hsNIs
ssstas hs.ltauuE, aud -
luofhsV-"t tUg. flf heaVen'a sake stop anl 70
T. a8fk At ltCe'f
Uocfor viii 10 Al ran"
roth.Y ahur tao wssAa have erTiref--
"TsugItsI' ouf bartar ahsIl ts d.HeAfigl % .Hrv,
Tu1 ss,ss and no fsllsL viii ptDcufa thai Wish
go traItl a. tfst."
Daughter, h. aisE tone ~ am si,t sut ttIns
~ III OLIy ll4lg that sll. tsstgtg the b. ht=l.,'
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W AN TED.

w ANTt u 10 rent Il small dwelling ~
W iouro dive rooms. Apply to Clark y
Over = 1871
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CentrnII.onn Once

A nice line Of colored silk mitt7 at ''
worth 4 AT Sanger Bros. --iStc
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sroth.r-i Oct out Il ny hsu,s, you old hlta-
tag ~
Dau0hfsr-" Well, m0thsfi you zee how fa1-
i4Iy nave ttGYrd snct I.soAafFing uuf bF"tut'
40 u9mmslcsi the use u that "hieh o. Wn,h
needed Tts eject bAs hssn musi rpEdeft4l The
ula frlssvd ny BE- Al, c1fui Tue f0nsipau1ui WhNe
ne otLsf impaired strength came " tue hslp u
all4Is AID male H.u issl GsN'
the CONFUSION
Mother" ysry true, SOD ! believe theT hsrs
,,TgI fCuf .fs. uos canfrsa that bT, bfonsuYis's
EusI.h FsmAls HittsTsis ths most wonderful tymAls
n.ACius aui iron tgnie ! ever anew and that
baIsys HAllus ApsTlsut u pleasant ana aoNersIEn
T.msiy flr hsldachs couat pau0n aeii .komaeh,
hllousnsss ETC., ste.' femlly Medical AdHssf
Zee AdiIssa Z. 2. Dfomg0ola Co. L0alsVIlls, ~.
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he following pApcrs wero nled Tor record In
clerk : Office yesterday
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Afull line OF property always on hand
Collections OF all kinds promptly
attended 10. Parties wishing
20 buy, sell, rent or make
investments will find
it to their interest
to call and
see us.

OF We refer 10y permission 10 Waco
State Bank, Waco National Bank
and State Contra! Bank
The following is partial list of
property we are now Offering;
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-11
ANINTERESTTNG N4RR1TTT-E


The Senate committee on Labor and
Education are engaged in taking testi-
mony bearing upon those subjects with a
view to recommendations looking to legis-
lation that may be of public beuefit,
Among these witnesses Jay Gould has
been examined at the sitting of the COM
mittee in New York City. Mr.. Gould
proved a very interesting witness. and
answered freely. He was examined bv
Senator Blair, who commenced by asking
him to tell the committee something of
his life.
''Yes, if you wish,'' said the witness. CTS
rather silly to talk over such small matters. I
don't like to parade myself before the public,
But I'll jump in and do the best.I car. was
born in Roxbury, Delaware county, New York,
May 81, 1886. My father was a small farmer,
who had dairy of twenty cows As a bow.
it was my duty to drive these cows and assist
my sisters in milking them. went about
bare-footed, and often got thistles in my feet.
/ didn't like that kind o farming, and SO one
day / said to my father that I'd like to go to
school. He said l was too young. said if
he'd give me my time, I'd try my fortune. ALI
right; go ahead, said he, and the next day I
started out. I found blacksmith who, as
wrote good hand, would board me if 1 wrote
up his books at night. L. that way worked
myself through a small select school. was
II years old when started out, and at Is got
a clerkship in country store. made myself
generally useful sweeping it out and looking af-
ter business, working from O'Clock in the
morning until 10 o'clock at night.
Mr.. Gould said that about this time he
found he had taste for mathematics, and
got up at three in the morning and stud
ed until six. After a time he engaged as
4 surveyor at 1929 month and found" |
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APOS1ROPHE no lie CIT.

Cuyahoga county, Ohio, of which Cleve-
land is the capital city, was all tore up
last Saturday over a Democratic county
conventions wherein the Office of county
treasurer and the legislative ticket were
objects of intrest. .Bookwalter, the defeat
ed candidate for governor two years ago,
is a candidate for the senate, and as Henry
B. Payne, of Cleveland, is also candidate,
or his friends propose to make him one,
the contest was to a considerable extent a
local one. w. W. Armstrong, the editor
of the Plaindealer, was candidate for
county treasurer. Mr.. Armstrong was
warm supporter of Bookwalter in the
gLbernatorial campaign two years ago, but
in the senatorial contest he favors Payne.
1t is alleged that Bookwalter's friends
drew on his bar'l so..freeelyiso that they were
enabled to carry the convention, and Mr..
Armstrong went to the wall with his legis-
lative ticket. The Plaindesler is led to
remark in commentary on the result: sit
is evident that an editor in Democratic
convention stands no more show than a
cat in HI without claws" Mr.. Arm
strong ranks among the most active and
loyal ofiDemocratic workers in Ohio. On the
principle of distributing party rewards to
faithful party workers he is certainly emit
tied to consideration. His publication of
Democratic daily paper upon the wes
tern reserve is not entirely bonanza, but
after all he or any other editor of daily pa
per makes mistake in either seeking or &C.
cupying any political Office whatever while
occupying the editorial chair. A daily
newspaper to be successful and infuen-
tial sheet should not only be untrammeled,
but the public should be fully aware of the
fact. No matter how honest and indepen-
dent an editor may be who holds an Office
he will be regarded as simply laboring
for the preservation of the official head,
and his views will be discounted according
ly. Mr.. Armstrong; apostrophe to the cat
is undoubtedly correct, but after all he is
to be congratulated from newspaper
standpoint over his defeat. The Plain
dealer will be more infC entail, more re-
spected and more sought for with Mr..
Armstrong as editor simply than it would
be if he were editor and treasurer COM
bined
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-11
happy.
Almost a Murder.

Frank WEIGH may congratulate himself
that he does not occupy to-day the cell of
a murderer. That he does not is fortu-
nately owing to lucky freak of chance
which turned the bullet to one side which
was aimed at the anatomy of John Gray,
keeper of the saloon and restaurant at No.
484 Wabashaw street.. At 2:3O O'Clock
yesterday afternoon WEIGH went into the
place crazy drunk and upon making him
self obnoxious to the inmates he was
ordered to leave, whereupon he drew a
revolver and fired shot at Gray, the ball
missing its mark and imbedding itself in
the wall. The bartender caught the
would-be assassin and a scufle ensued.
Officer Scheffer was called in and WEIGH
was locked up. He was too drunk to give
any account of himself.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-11
Crop Statistics.

At a meeting of the chamber of COM
MERGE committee was directed to call a
meeting of correspondents of eastern and
southern papers for the purpose of secur-
ing for utilization in correspondence &C
curate crop statistics of the territory.
The meeting will be called soon and it is
probable that the chamber will supply
means for gathering the necessary facts
and figures. 1t is not generally known in
the northwest, but while Prof.
J. W. Cowen, superintendent of the Fargo
city schools, was on his claim in Dickey
county, the degree of doctor of philosophy
was conferred upon him by Chaidock col
lege, of Quincy, Ill. Being very reticent
and modest man the fact only recently
| leaked out.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-11
did not reach the valley of the Missouri.
No damage therefore to corn

ulu hot reach the valley OF the Missouri.
No damage therefore to corn
Quincy, ILL.,, Sept. 1O.-Saturday, Sun
day and last nights were quite cool, with
slight frosts in the low lands, but no dam
age to corn or vegetables is reported in
this section. The weather has moderated
and the danger point is passed.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 1O.-There was a.
heavy frost in Milwaukee county las
night and corn on the lowlands was killed.
Buckwheat also suffered and the whole
cucumber industry was ruined and the loss
in this enterprise alone is placed at $780,
600. A specially is made of cucumbers
by many farmers because of the large
pickle factory in Wauwatosa.
CALDWELL PRAIRIE, Wis, Sept. TO-
There was light frost on Friday and
Saturday nights and heavy one on Sun
day, doing great damage.
Dispatches show that heavy frosts oc-
Cured again last night at Eau Claire,
Janesville, R'non, Columbus, Wauraca,
Waterloo, DodgeviIle, Prairie du Chien,
Oshkosh, Richland Center, Green Bay,
Fort Atkinson. Corn on lowlands was
ruined and tobacco suffered severely.
KALAMAZOO, Mich, Sept. 1O.-Heavy
frosts in this section the past two nights
did great damage to corn caught in the
milk and at least half of the crop is de-
stroyed. Some localities report it well
ripened. Grapes were killed, Beans near
ly so, and the garden vegetables and late
crop will amount to almost nothing. Po-
tatoes are mostly saved. Ice formed both
nights.
lHELENA, NJ. T., Sept. 10.-Frost last
night nipped tomatoes and potatoes
slightly but did no damage to corn or
grain.
y JAcKsoN, Mich, Sept. 10.-There were
hard frosts on Saturday and Sunday
nights in this section. The farmers say
the corn crop is ruined and potatoes are
much damaged.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Sept. 10.-The
frosts damaged corn and potatoes serious
ly in the counties north and west of Sagi-
nav.
COLUMBUS, o., Sept. 1O.-Secretary
Chamberlain, of the board of agriculture,
has made trip along the line of the corn
lands and reports that corn received no
serious damage from frost Eon Saturday
night. It is too full and hard to be affect
ed by the frost in this latitude. The fruit
is all too ripe to be hurt and vegetables,
except tomatoes in bottom lands escaped
BEREA, o., Sept. 10.-Severe frosts in
Northern Ohio last night and the night
before. Crops greatly damaged, especially
corn.
M1IIERsBURG, O., Sept. 1O.-Corn ruin.
ed; ice as thick as window glass.
YouNasToN, o., Sept. 1O.-Late corn or
low lands badly damaged.
MANSFIELD, o., Sept. 1O.-Corn and veg
etables in low lands badly damaged.
STEUBENv1nLE, O., Sept. 1o.-HeavJ
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