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Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-07-21
VEGETABLES

Grow abundantly. Cabbage onions, beans,
sweet and Irish potatoes all make fine return.
The Irish potatoes are unexcelled by any
grown in America. Sweet potatoes and onions
Weld 500 bushels per acre.
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The soil is sandy loan upon mulatto
clay subsol. tits light. triable, holds manure,
is easily cultivated and responds readily and
generously to the least fertilizer.
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Agent for the Etna Fire Insurance Company,
Hartford. Conn.
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CORRESPONDENCE INVITED.

AGENT FOR THE BOARD OF
AID LANDS.
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A New PostOfice.

An old preacher in a county below
here received some time ago, a letter
from an old friend who had died a
long while before. The letter was
dated "Hell," and lengthy descrip-
ton of the place was given, and the
fact stated that many we thought
were in heaven were there, and nice
0erSG. The preacher carried the
letter to deacon of his church and
asked advice. The deacon advised
him to nave no correspondence with
the inhabitants of that far off land,
and thus the matter dropped.-Atb-
ems, Ga, Banner.
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CONDITIONS :.

Commission Of 21z per cent. against
Bank Draft payable on delivery of Ship
ping Documents; or, per cent. with
half cash, balance drawn for with Bills
Of Lading. Suitable Produce taken in
payment.
All Trade and Cash Discounts con-
coded to purchasers. Original Invoices
forwarded when requested.
Liberal Advances made on Consign-
ments.
The Agency represents, Buys and Sells
for Firms.
Every branch CT Personal Agency
Business transacted.
Sample Orders and Correspondence
solicited.
Price List on application.
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of this terriblesEar long Lbefore this
but God knows best and has ruled,
otherwise. We shall yet acknoWled &c
His wisdom and our error therein
Meanwhile, we must work earnestly
in the best light He gives Us, trusting
that so working still conduces to the
great end He ordains.
Surely He intends some great good
to follow this mighty eonvulsioD,
which 40 mortal could make snd no
mortal could stay. Your people, the
Friends, have had, are having very
great trial. On the principle of faith
opposed to both war and oppression,
they can only practically oppose op-
preston by war. In this hard d.
JENNA some have chosen one horn
and some the other. For those ap-
pealing to me on conscientious
grounds ] have done, and shall do,
the best could and can in my own
conscience and under my oath to the
Law. That you believe this l doubt
not, and, believing it, l shall still re-
ceive, for my country and myself,
your earnest prayers to our Father in
heaven. Your sincere friend,
A LINCOLN.
The memoir continues:
'tThe course of public events ia we'll
known. It is unnecessary here to do
more than to allude to the fact that
soon after the foregoing letter was
penned its undetermined author was
for the second time elected president
OF the United States. His inaugura.
ton took place in March, 1865, and
within few weeks from that time he
had the Joy of seeing the war brought
to close. He lived but few days
after this great result had been
achieved. A pang OF astonished grief
startled the people OF America and Of
the whole civilized world by hearing
the tidings OF his assassination. Mrs.
Quincy had the mouTDful satisfaction
of learning that her letter to the pres
ident, written nearly two years previ-
ously had been carefully treasured by
him, and vas in his breast pocket
when the fatal shot struck him."
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S. W. DARKE. WM. FULLER
). W. DARKE&CO..
NOTARIES PUBLIC
Fire Insurance,
Real Estate,
Money Leaning.
e The foIlooOing Is less than
0ne-h0lf the property g0e haDs foT'
sale: the balance 10tLL be published
nect Sunday.
Special.
NOTARIES PUBLIC

Special.
LOT on MAIN STREET. CALL ON
a US for particulars.
&7550 A LOT 1910 RODS ONE
nearly euposite Margerts' Brewery, with one
house of four rooms, one Of one room and
shanty and one large log house, st sble, spring.
c10o A BRICK HOUSE OF EIGHT
pIOO' rooms, lot l0X10 Iods, In the lst
Ward, full water right.
SosO TEN ACRES OF GOOD LAND
pIOO. on the Big Cottonwood road, two
miles eAst Of State Road, full water right; AZ
acres IN lucerne.
2oaon A Two-SToRY STORE AND
So2oV' three years's lease fol- sale on
Main street
3A0E EIGHTY ACRES OF GOOD
otIO' land in Mountain Dell. half a mile
from Parley's Canyon road; shsnty, stable,
etc mostly fenced; spring just above the
land; seventeen acres cultivated; splendid
place FOR q dairy.
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BANKERS:

PARLS:-George Waters, ESQ.,, SO
Boulevard des Italiens.
LONDON:-The London and County
Bank, 8, Victoria st, Westminster
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All communications 30 be addressed
The MANAGER

Continental and Colonial Agency, IA
Prese Chsbrol, Paris. France. my
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

William Dodge, of the District of
Columbia, made a speech il the
anti-mOnopoly convention, at Chi
cago, against the railroad compan-
les OF the country, claiming they
had robbed the people Of $500, O00,-
OG0 worth of public domain.
The committee on revision of the
Old Testament, now in session at
New York, completed the work of
comparison between the English
and American commissions.
By the capsizing of a pleasure
boat off Staten Island on the Fourth
three men were drowned.
J. Brewster, a French Canadian,
who committed a violent assault on
Miss beers, at Fort Davis, a year
ago, was hanged on Thursday.
In the twelve hours ending 8 am.
on Thursday morning, there were
Ill deaths in Damietta. and forty
three in M0nsurah,
The attorney general reported to
the secretary of the treasury that
the expectation Of bonded whisky to
Bmmuds, with view to it's re-
importation for the purpose of
delaying the payment CT tax, is not
expectation in the meaning Of the
law.
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Latest q'ELEGRAMS
A Down Hin.

Washington, Sit would seem
the investigation of Hills Office has
assumed more serious form than
expected by the defense, for this
morning the well known lawyer.
Enoch Talton, appeared as counsel
for Hill, in addition TO Thomas,
who defends both Hill, Bartlett and
Robbins Coleman, introduced copy
of a letter dated January 10Th, 1877,
from Hill to Superintendent Oaks
holt, enclosing for certiication
vouchers for extra iron work on
the New York postoffice building
amounting to $26,669.
In answer to the inquiry from the
chairman, Coleman said he believed
the prosecution would close the case
next week. Thomas said the de-
Tense would consume but three
days. Chairman New tried to Sc
cure promise from the counsI that
they would conclude next week,
but Coleman refused to make ar
rangements for adjournment.
All papers connected with the
construction of the heating appara-
tus in the Chicago postoffice We're
called for by Coleman.
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A Fiendish Female.

Galveston, Tex. ga San An.
tonic woman named Mrs Christian,
has confessed to poisoning seven
men in her life. The case has for
some months been in the hands of
detectives who are gradually closing
the Gordon of facts, but many of the
particulars are yet shIouded in mys
teryland much history of this Bor-
gia has not yet been made pnb!ic.
The crimes originated in the New
England States, one of them being
in Boston where, the investigation
leading to the Developments at
present known was first instituted
The woman has had in all, three or
four husbands, each of whom it is
learned died very suddenly.
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Archbishop Purcell Deaa.

Cincinnati, 5.-Bishop Elder heard
tod Y from The deathbed of Arch
bishop Purcell. Reaction yesterday
was slight, but thu the Rev. Or.
Callaghan. secretary of the arch
bishop, who was constantly by his
side, was greatly rejOiced at his
returning consciousness. They did
not include the power to converse.
the ATchbishop's tongue having
been stilled by paralysis. He was
able, however, to give some token
of recognition to has friends. His
death at last was peaceful and ap-
parently without physical pain.
High CONFUSION APPEARED toward
the end, and in one Of these he
passed away. At his bedside were
Bishop Elder, his c0adjutor and sue
.cessOr. sRev. DR.. q. Callaghsn, Mr..
Hecht, of the Cleveland Seminary,
Father j. J. O'Donohue, of. Dayton,
Father Michael 0'DonOgh, of Will
mingtOn, and sisters of UTsurlale
convent where his grace has been IN
retirement since he quit the
Bishops residence. The body win
be embaimed. md brought to this
Fcity to morrow, where it will. lie
in state in one of the rooms
OF his IT sidence until Monday, when
1T will be taken into the cathedral.
The funeral services VIII be held OIL
"Wednesday at 8 a. M. and the burial
at St. Martins, where his mother.
brother and sisters are buried,
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HAIR WORK.

Ga account of the vacation of Mrs
BArnum's millinery store I have tenn
porarily removed my business to the
resid ance Of Mr.. John Mellen, one block
Weet of the Sixteenth Ward School.
house, VII ere shall be pleased to see those
from whom | now have orcers, and
others. All orders for hair iewelry
can be left At D. J, james,
1863 First South street, ard re-
ceive prompt sit :ntion. / shall COM
mence business just as soon az can &C.
cure another store.
+ MISS MARTHA MBLLEN.
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Some More Dnel.

New York, 5.-Col. harmony Knox,
OF the Texas SiftiRgs, and one Of
the principals in the impending
duel, left town at $50 to-day, &C
compan;ed by his second. II. F. Nc
Dermot. He left word with the
clerk at the hotel that he would be
gone till tomorrow. Nothing
could be learned in regard to the
whereabouts. ID. B. Sheahan is
supposed to be in New Jersey, and
probably the meeting will take
place to day IN the vicinity of Ho-
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Strikers on the Rampage.

London, 5.-Ten Thousand iron
workers in StaffOrdshire, who are on
a strike with the tanners, marched
to Dudley Port, Upton, and Max
ley, and entering the iron works at
these places Quenehed the fires in
the furnaces. thus stopping worB,
The force Of police on hand was
p0werless to prevent the action.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-07-06
a Bad Affair in Colorado

Denver, Col 5.-The city Is ter
ribly excited over startling news
received late last night, that two
grand county comm ssioneFs
had been shot and killed
nd the other commissioners
and county clerk mortaliy
wounded by a masked mob. The
trouble that led to the shooting is
the result of an old feud.
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A Hard Drinker Gone.

MMdletown, N. Y, 5.-Rev. ECarI
Schmaltz, of the Reformed Church
of CalisOon, MY, was charged with
too much drinking, and later with
improper advances to a half
witted girl in his congregation. He
disappeared, and on Monday last
came back, and Started to drive TO
Humansville, Pa, and next norm
ing was found dead by the roadside.
His death is thought to lie the result
of hard drinking.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-07-06

The Human Cuticle is sorely tried
by diseases or abrasions, but these
NAV easily be remedied by the use
of GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP, the
celebrated antidote to maladies
which affect the skin as well as to
sores, bruises. scalds, spralns, etc
Sold by all Druggists.
Hills HAIR AND WHIsKER DYE,
Black or Brown, SOC.
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The Turbulent Irish

Dublin, Sat national meeting
held at Belfast, last night, to eels-
brate the declaration OF, American
independence, Sexton, BiggaF ana
Sullivan sent letters of regret ~
Rev. Mr. Rylett and de-
nounced the Lord Lieutenant Of
Ireland, whose name they said was
more detested by English people
than that of Carey. Judge O'BFlen
addressing the grand jury. as
limerick declared that the deminu-
tion IN the number OF outrages
since the last assizes amounted 10 "a
social revolution.
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The Tonauin War.

Paris, 5.-It is calculated thai the
French troops on the way to
Tonquin will arrive by the middle
of July. The wet season win pre-
vent immediate fighting. 1t is re-
ported that Chall0mel LaCouF,
French foreign minister, sent fresh
directions to the minister in China
in regard to the TOnquin question.
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There's not a speck, there's not a
stain
That on the teeth we chance to see,
But shadows forth decay and pain,
If not removed right speedily,
By S0ZODONT, whose wondrous
power
Works miracles in one short hour
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Cholera Cautions Mil Burned.

London, 5.-Government regQla-
tioDs are about to be issued, prOYia-
ing for the inspection of vessels
from Egypt, arriving at British
ports, with view to prevent the
introduction of cholera. -
BroGkes' spinning mill at Mossley
is burned. Twenty-seyen thousand
spindles and large STOCK of cotton
destroyed. Loss $50, 900.
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Street Car Notice.

On AID after Monday, June 4. the cars
will leave the Emporium corner for the
Twentieth Ward, Eleventh Ward, Fret
" ard and Sixth Ward, on the last trip
every evening at $50 pm, and Warn
Spring car at 7.30
L SDOi
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New York, 5. e.ose.
Foreign Markets.

Liverpool, 5 Corn new mixed steady,
5s. 5Hd.; wbea', o. 2 spring dull, VS.,
No. / while dull. 8 Sd.
London, 5.-Ths weekly STATEN ut Of
the Bank of England shows decrease in
bullion OF &l72 Geo; proportion of bznk
reserve TO iIabi lilies IS sic per ceat.
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The Marriage Deneid

Washington. 5.-A statement
having been published that Lolita
was married last Tuesday to o.,
Edwin Huss. the latter furnishes
the following card for publication:
Washington, D. C.II5.-There is no
foundation for the FumOr of
the distinguished actress, Miss
Lolita M. CrabtTee, and myself.
(signed,) 0. EDWIN HUsS.
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Gen. Crook.

Washington, 5.-Gen. Crook is
expected TO arrive this afternoon.
After consulting with him upon the
Indian situation. Secretary Lincoln
will go to New York to confer with
the President.
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DeChambord Dead.

Paris. 3, 6.53 p,m.-France, Ia the
second edition, says: Count deCham-
bord is dead. Legirimlsts chiefs
received no telegram confirming the
statement.
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WORK. WORK

Bids wanted for clearing away the
rubbish, and preserving anything of
value, IS we'll as excavsting cellar ITO
feet By %. 81 Eeet dpep, on the ruina OF
the Ar: Bazar. Be lively-speak quicE.
I G. r. SAVAGE.
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WANTED.

A lesding New York firm, controlling
the sale OF an article possessing un-
doubted merit, want responsible man
with some capital to take agency in Salt
Lake.
address p. O. Box 2295, New York City.
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FOR SALE.

Or will be exchanged for more pow
erfnl machine, Six-horse Power En-
CINE, nearly new. For particulars
address P. o. Boz 400, this city
June 221, 1888. I
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THAT KNOWLEDGE IS POWER

Needs no demonstration, and he who
by experience knows the value of Tar
rants Settler Aperient does not need
TO be tod that be has It within his power
to ward &c fevere, bilious attacks. head
aches and all the ills arising from dis
ordered st. mach, liver or bowels. a
teaspoOnful in glass of water bsfor
eating acts like charm, and no wise
man will be without it. For sale by all
druggists
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Money Market

New York. 5.-Money easy, rs to 3,
closed ~; Prime meIcsbtile paper,
TO q; sterling exchange bsnkers's nils
quie, S42z; dem ard SO,
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BIDS WANTED.

To haul lsrge amount Of brick. For
particulars apply ct my Office, No. Is
Main street.
+ ELIAS MORRIS.
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WANTED.

A middle Rged woman to DO general
houseWork; must be t0ud Of children
apply to Mrs. Wood, first house pEe.
grocery etOre en- hill, upper Main str. :
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WHOLESALE PRODUCE LIST.

List of Buying Prices OF Produce
d the Salt Lake Market, corrected
Semi-weekly for the SALT LAKE
HERALD, by Sears s. Liddle'
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Choice.

Concord, N. H, 5.-The ballot 10
day for United States senator IT.
suited in no choice.
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STRAYED

One bay mare. branded Il on left hip.
Had red leather saddle on when seen
last. Leave information OF the y. P.
Express Office and be rewarded. t
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STRAYED.-

July 81, strsyed from Mrs. Dykes, or
First South Street, bet, First and Second
West streets, brown horse branded
r Z on the left hip Finder will he
suitably rewarded by leDviag it q! the
above place
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WANTED.

A few good laborers to work on
railroad, Apply at Salt Lake 81
Western Office. I
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WANTED .

Girl wsOted 70 do General Housework,
Apply al this Office. T
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COW LOST.

Strayed from City creek herd, dark
red COW, six years ole. slender built,
rather straight horne. Bring her to and
be rewarded by
B. q. ScHETTLKR,
t Eighteenth Ward.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
STRAYED.

A light-yellow horse coli, two months
old, scratched on breast, black .mein aud
tail, black strip down hack. Leave in
formation at this office and be rewarded,
I
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

have 10 connection whatever with
any 6rs or other insurance company.
t HENRY SHELL,
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HORSES AND MULES

For sale. Apply to a. S. Patterson
1872 Main street. y
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FIRE! FIRE! FIRE!
"a Righ Private IN tbs Rear Rank.
TO OUR MANY PATRONS

IN ACCOUNT OF THE GREAT
" heat, The Merchandise Department
Of the ART Bazaar is removed TO the
store lately occupiel by David Yearsey,
in the Hooper & EldFedse block. Cbe
Photographic Department, IN charge of
Mr.. Ralph Savage, has also been trans
ferred to John Olson's new gallery, on
Commercial street. Persons having
paid for portraits in advance at the old
stand can have them retAken after July
4th, free, Of charge. No pains will be
spared to keep up the standard Of excel
lence hitherto maintained. Rally
Rally ! Rally! A new series Of views
will soon be taken. Nothing wss saved
from the upper part Of The Art Bazaar.
q. r. SAVAGE.
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EYE AND EAR.

Dr.. Ira Lyons, four doors west o
Gift House corner.
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HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE

Thee Rsgcns, ten horses and mules
that must be cod at the horse make
cheap for cash..
+ HI. FAUST.
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COMMERCIAL.
Wool Market

UTAH WOOL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-13

AKRON, o., June 12.-Miss Maggie Tay-
lOr, attending school at Buchtel College
in Akron, elOped last week with Frank
Taylor, a brakeman on the Cleveland
living near Hartville, Stark county
Maggie and Frank claim they were mar
ried on Thursday by the Rev. W. IL,
Pierce, but the step-father says that he
has no knowledge of 1t. After their al
legged marriage the couple went to Hart
vile to ask for some Of the BRIDES pat
rimony to begin housekeeping. The
stepfather desired to investigate, and
came to Akron on that mission.
few weeks ago another student OF
the same college elOped with railroad
er, leaving the college late at night in
her slippers, and nothing on her head
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CYCLONE AT BELOIT.
The Thrifty City of the Badger
State Severely Handled.
One-Thlrd Of the Town Of West Union, Ia.
DestrOyed-NeWs From Other
Western Towns.

CHICAGO, June 1.-THE Inter rOcean's
BelOit, Wis, special says: This city was
struck by tornado about O'clock this
evening, with the result of demOraliZ-
ing the business portion of the town,
killing one man and wOunding several
others. The storm came from a south
westerly direction and was met by a
current of air going south, causing TO-
tary motion. Accompanied by a heavy
the city, wrecked a number of dwell
ings, and then passed to the heart of the
city, unrOOfing a number of business
houses, blowing down the Northwestern
railway bridge, shattering the machin-
cry room of the Rock River Paper Mills,
killing Edward HallOran, one of the
hands. The loss will be heavy, as the
goods in the injured buildings were
damaged by water. ..... I'm
DUBUQUE, Ia, June liza dispatch
from Waverly says: A young cyclone
to-day visited Tripoli, the scene of the
exploits of the Barber brothers, about
3:3O. 1t blew down trees and buildings
The large machinery warehouse of j.
Garrett was completely destroyed. The
loss was about $500 or $1,000. Two men
were IN the warehouse at the time, but
succeeded In escaping with few bruis-
es. Considerable damage was done to
business houses, and many small build
Ing and corn cribs we're blown to atoms.
Several persons were slightly Injured,
but none seriously.
CHICAGO, June 1.-THE Daily News
Harvard, Ill, special says: A peculiar
cyclone passed a short distance south
east of this place tonight with heavy
hail and rain. 1t met another cyclone
north of here and reversed its course,
jumped over this place and struck the
earth mile south Of here, sweeping
away dwellings, barns and fences.
Turning to a direct eastward course 1t
leveled a number Of dwellings and
barns. A few persons were wounded
but no lives lost.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, June 11.-A special
from West Union says a tornado struck
Brush Greek this afternoon at 3 o'clock
and blew One-third of the town away.
Loss $4,000 to $4,000; no lives are re-
ported lost. schOol-hOuse was blown
over, between Oelwein and Marquard
stations, about the same time, on the B.
G. r. q N. road.
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PRoTECTIONIsT logic is a convenient
thing. When trade is prosperous and
booming, 1t is all owing to the protec-
tive tariff; but when depression OF stag
nation prevails, it is something else,
and the tariff should be raised. LE
When things are booming, up go fur
naees and factories; and the high pTi-
ees that do this also increase imports,
but these high prices soon curtail con-
sumption, and shortly is realized over
production. Thus the goose is killed
that laid the golden egg.