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St. Paul daily globe., 1884-08-31
Municipal Court.
LDnfnn InInn Mnhnnnr-


John Leichleter and John Enslinger, 1.-TWO
cases) selling liquor without license; contin-
ued until Thursday in $500 bonds each.
Peter Zahnen, saloon open on Sunday; con-
tinued until Sept. 8, in $500 bonds.
C.P Horey, embezzlement; dismissed.
Joe Elliot and Albert Nelson, drunkenness; ;
paid fines in $3.50 each.
James Kickley, reckless driving; committed
ten days.
Napoleon Browport, Jr., obstructing sidewalk
continued until September 4, ut Up. IN. in $50
bonds jury trial.
Peter sanbig, leaving horse unhitched; paid a
fine in 81.
Michael Ryan, larceny of pair of pants; com
mitted fifteen days.
John Phillips, forgery; examination waived
held to await the action of the grand jury in
81 900; committed in default OF the same
Fred Crosse and +. G. Corbetts, leaving q
horse unhitched; paid fines in 81 each.
Hammond Celes, drunkenness; sentence sus-
pended
Charles Erickson, drunkenness; committed
ten dayS.
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-08-31
Dodge County Democrats.

KAssoN, Mimi, Aug. 30.-A Democratic con-
venton to elect delegates to the district conven-
tion at Albert Lea, Mimi, was held at Dodge
Centre to-day and elected John Adams OF Man
torville, A. j. Leach Of Kasson, A. Masterbrook
Of Canistee, NJ. r. Desback Of Dodge Centre
and II. c.. Rand of Claremont, to represent the
county at the convention next Tuesday. All are
live working delegates and will do their best to
give this congressional district representation
worthy OF il.
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-08-31
Thenter Cn,l,inue.

Manager Brown has laid himself out to get
something unusually fine to please the patrons
OF the Vaudeville theater this fair week If it
proves as fine during the fair Of last year,
lovers of varieties may safely expect treat. The
new people engaged for the special occasion are: !:
Miss George Kaine, in choice vocal selections
(she comes recommended as ''prima donna'0 :;
Frank Lamondue, wire wrlkcr; Miss Delino
Pence, dansuese; Miss Lottie DymcanJ, serio
comic vocalist; Josie Mortelle, an excellent song
and dance artist; Miss Nellie Dale, q charming
skip rope dancer and the above will be
supported by last weeks company. Matnees
will be given every afternoon except Monday.
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-08-31
The Blaine Libel Case.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind; Aug. 3O.-Late last even
ing the defence in the Blaine libel suit filed de-
murrer to the complaint, alleging that it does not
set forth facts sufficient to constitute a case of
action. Messrs. Miller and Elan, attorneys for
Blaine, appeared in court this morning and
Blaines attorneys demanded immediate hearing
but argument was postponed until Tuesday
morning. 1t is said the answer of the
Sentinel company has been prepared, and that
the defense will not wait to be ruled to answer
by the plaintiffs council.
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-08-31
The True Test.

If man is hungry within an hour, more
or less, after meal, he is dyspeptic. 1t
shows his stomach is not able to dispose of
what be has eaten. But to eat and thus i'm
pose more work is an absurdity. Take DR..
Jones Red Glover Tonic, which cures dys-
bladder troubles. 1t is perfect tonic appe
t!zer, blood purifier, sure cure for ague and
malaria diseases. Price so cents. P. J.
Dreis, corner Ninth-and st. Peter streets, st.
Paul
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-08-31
Grisgs' Glycerine Salye.

The best on earth, can truly be said of
Griggs' Glycerine Salve, which is a sure cure
for cuts, bruises, scalds, burns, wounds, and
all other sores. VIII positively cure piles,
letter and all skin eruptions. Try this won
der healer. Satisfaction guaranteed or money,
refunded. Only 25 cents. For sale by P.
]. Dreis, st. Paul, MINI.
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-08-31
4 StnrtlInr- ni.hnrn-..

Mr. Wm. johnson, OF Huron. pak, writes that
bis wife had been troubled with acute Bronchitis
for many years, and that all remedies tried cave
no permanent relief, until he procured bottle
OF pr AtEgs New Discovery for Consumption.
Coughs and Colds, which had a magical effect,
and produced permanent cure Ii Is guaran-
teed TO cure all Diseases OF Throst, Lungs. or
Bronchial Tubes.
Trial Bottles FRYE at Lambie S Beshuue's
drug store. Large Size sl.Oo.
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-08-31

Gillespie, meat market irm purporting to have
been signed by the Minnesota Transfer Package
company by D. M. Robbins, president. The
check was endorsed as payable to Phillips, who
presented it to the bank to get it cashed. The
forgery was at once detected, and while it was
being examined by the assistant cashier Phillips
walked Off Chief West was promptly notified
and he put Detective Gleason the track and
soon after Phillips was in limbo
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-08-31
. ror,.r U.Id % IN. Gruna Jury.

Yesterday in the municipal court John Phil
lips was srraigned upon the charge OF forgery.
He waived an examination aad was held to the
grand jury in 81 600 bonds and in default of the
latter he went to Jail
Phillips was formerly book keeper in the en-
ploy OF the Minnesota Transfer Package
company and he is charged with
forging check for Ss00.66 on the
Northwestern National bank in favor Of Rollins s
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-08-31
Cause of Failure.

Want Of confidence accounts for half of
the business failures to-day. A. B. Wilkes,
b. " Z, Zimmerman and E. Stierle, the
druggists, are not liable to fail for want OF
confidence in DIR. Basanko's Cough and Lung
Syrup, He gives away u bottle free to all
who are suffering with coughs, colds, asth-
ma, consumption, and all affections of the
throat and lungs
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-08-31

The ceremony of laying the corner stone Of the
new school aud haIl attached to Holy Rosary
church will take place this afternoon at clock.
Bishop Ireland win oficiate on the occasion The
Dominican Fathers, snd Others OF the Catholic
clergy will be present, and large ooncourse Of
the Catholic population is expected The new
school Is On Sixth street south, between Cedar
and Nineteenth avenues
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-08-31
Wants 70 Kho,r .4bomt Bioom.y.

Chief West received the following telegram
yesterday which he promptly answered.
Chief Of Police, Minneapolis:
Send to the Nicollet house and see how bad
the injcries of D. P. Bloomer are, and let me
know at my expense here all you know or car
find out; also who are the proprietors of the
house and their responsibility and full partic-
ulars as possible. II he dies have the body put
on ice and properly cared for.
NJ. E. GARRISON,
Grand Union Hotel, New York
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-08-31
Prof: Donalason,s Challenge.

answer to note in the Journal
''In your issue of yesterday l noticed an arti-
Gle stating that Patsey Mellon, of this city, in
tended to challenge Inc at catch weight. l don't
consider said article challenge to me, as it
merely states what Meen intends to do. l will
say to any pugilist in the northwest or anywhere
else that desires to have ''go" with me, that /
will accept any fair challenge that is backed
with responsible forfeit in responsible man S
hands. JOHN DONALDSON
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-08-31
BuckIin's Arn1ca saIve.

The greatest medical wonder of the world
Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Bruises, Cuts
Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Cancers Piles
Chilblains, Corns, letter, Chapped Hands and
all Skin Eruptions, guaranteed to cure in every
instance, or money refunded; 25 cents per box.
For sale by Iambie d Bethune
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-08-31

can be found on sale every morning at the fol
lowing news stands:
Nicollet House news stand, St. James Hotel
news stand, j. W. Ayers, South Third street
between Nicollet and Hennepins avenue, w. E.
Gerrish COL South Washington avenue, w. II.
Stickney, SIT Cedar avenue. II. j. Worth, oppo-
site Manitoba depot. Geo. A. Morse, 206 Central
avenue, E. A. Taylor, 226 Hennepin avenue, C..
r. Murphy, 206 Hennepin avenue, II. Hoeffner,
1921 Washington avenue north, and Hedderly &
Co., 55 Central avenue.
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-08-31
DID He Do it Hin,self9

D. P. Bloomer, the victim of ''almost tragedy
in room 91,' Nicollet house, is very much i'm
proved, and it was found best to remove him last
evening to the college hospital. He seems to be
recovering his reason gradually, and DR.. Quinby,
his physician thinks by to-day he will be able to
talk coherently. The doctor while he would not
state his opinion positively, seems inclined to
think that the theory that Bloomer inflicted the
wounds himself is the true one
DETECTIVE oUINLASs STORY.
The GLOBE met Detective Quinan last evening
and learning that the official had spent consider
able time in the wounded mans room, interro-
gated him respecting what he had learned in
connection with the case. He said: Il have
tried hard without success to get at the facts.
asked Bloomer who was in the room, and he
would not acknowledge that anybody was, ana
asked him il woman had visited him, and he
siad No | asked him who awoke him. and he
replied that he woke up himself. l have ascer
tanned for certainty that Bloomer moi
robbed. His clothes and all his effects were
found in the room
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-08-31

Ats o'clock yesterday afternoon the ceremony
of laying the corner stone Of the Pilgrim Con
rresational church. The following was the pro-
grsmme:
/. Singiug-.sEterual Are Thy Mercies, 10 rd''.
>. Scripture Reading. Rev. H. f. Tyler
9. Prayer. Rev. H. C. Hovey, D. d.
4. Anthem. .............-. by the ChOlI
5. Brief History of Pilgrim church
Rev. Geo. A Hood
g. Add%ss-........ Rev. L. G. Hutchins, D. d.
:. Anthem. ...-..By the Choir
s. Brief Remarks
Revs. NJ A Stevens. R. 4. Torrey. j. L.
Scudder E. 5. Williams aud others.
O. Laying Of Corner Stone Rev. c. ". Merrill
10 Singing-An Hail the Power Of Jesus Name
This was followed by social and lunch in q
building adjoining.
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-08-31
Probate Court.
Before Judge Ueland

BtIOrt JUugt UGIalu
Estate Of August Smith order for creditors 70
present claims made.
Estate of Eldridge G. Allen; same.
In the guardianship of the Ames' minors pc
ttion to sell land filed; hearing Oct. 13.
In the guardianship of lola l.. Precourt; Mary
j. Rowell appointed guardian.
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-08-31
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS.
The Daily GInha

The Minneapolis Office of the DAILY GLOBE has
been removed TO 213 Hennepin avenue.
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-08-31
THE PROGRAMME.


Monday, Chidren's Day-Pony race for s25
boys under sixteen years Of age to ride their own
ponies: SIC to first, S. to second, IS to third
Newsboy's race, for S25: for newsboys, who
must ride the animals they use in their business.
Exhibition by Minnie and Firebrand
Tuesday-2:5o class, for $500. Free-for-alI
pacing. for $500; 2:30 class. for $500. Special
race against record, by the phenomenal trotler,
Jay Eye See, to beat his record OF 2:104, $1,000.
Wednesday-2:34 class, for purse of $500; 2 go
pacing for purse Of $500: special purse of 81 900
entries 10 close Monday at ) p. m; Minnie r,
with running mste, TO beat ally record made.
Thursday-2:27 class, for purse of $500; spe-
eiaI race between the great pacing kings, John.
stou and Richban. for 5000, mile heats, besl
two in three, 5000 to first, 50 600 to second.
Friday-Oration by Gen. B. F. Butler: 2:40
class, for $500; a:25 pacing race for $500; 2:25
class, for 500; runnine race, for $500, all ages.
ons mile and repeat.
Saturday-Ge1tlemen' road race, ss5O1S1O0
10 zrst S55 10 second $50 TO third SIS to fourth
Owners 70 drive orses TO have teen used the
present season for road purposes and never &c
have made : record Of lower than 2:SO
FAIR NOTES.
A hAlf-bred moose. two elk and an antelope
arrived yesterday from crcokston. They belong
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wv. 1S+h hiif Wa
~ ~ 7f..a'o Nv 49,
'n'1s-l1 80 M II, ~ pr.s- Az
re :' p &c " 1870 fa. =. mn Z ~ N.
y. 4. ....-. .-.-.r.nr5.-ioax
$50. >,-.-n. .rI a.rre~~.n,
~. :. a ..'.. :, nnnse $3.50 venr...In ,he
Hcn-e ~ Election Committee reporsei in
s-x-r ~ e.n.;rmin- peers IL Kansas inhis
-.,- 4 nrub-r ~ bridge bills we're ~
rorrea. 40 b..ls IL probibi, mailbag Ia
terv circulars. 70 regulate compensntionof
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Nast L<~i<. WI" 1rri~rsa ~ $3.50 \"
Louis No. n y ~ ksrs..es 80 e''"'e WI
me s<aae'~d Alter f.nr 49, y.
m. 1915. Ao- . -'.'-'.,, III.
Matt. Lewis, The negro whomurdered nis
~. ~ III fath Of October. 1915, WAS
,.,...-..s NJ. ,ncrrinv N The presence Of
1870 49, IL r..,.,...,r. and -
iimi'ra nhn'
porter~, IN tnf l4ii-
shortly after . m the proceSS'o.
which was 10 conduct me condemned
y. ~. s...ff.,d formed al the door 0f
N. 49, III hr.IIr.I ~ several Deputy
Sn.~,4- Whrn The death warrant
h-a 49,, read Matt stood up from
~ rhaIr ana his arms were pin
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A REQUEST has been tx 70 Captain
James b. Eads. in London. ~ DirerAor
General Burke. III tie Norld'- Exposition
* New Orleans. - ascertain The terms o.
which tie steamer Crea- Eastern can "
had r. bring exhibits from Liverpool and
serve a. = f,oating hotel - the Exposiiion
wharf until the following June. then RI
turning - liverpool with full cargo
Through the je,ti-s a. the mouth a the Ms
sis~ippi-
THE French captured 100 cannon
among si.4 spoil. - hsc xsnh.
AT the clo-e a business on tie l9tn
~ NJ York banks Leli s6..-,s.tsy IN 80
cess N legal requirements
/ THE group 81 tie Left il che French
4 cnamber wil opt ose furtAer military rp-
/ eraflrn. IN Top4nin-
The telegraph lines south Of Berber
I have ben cut uy the Arabs. who arr nr'ng
90 Nile ~teanihoetS.
TaE AUTHORITIES d kansas profess 70
fe~l confident th~y en- easily eradicate 81
caffie plague.
TaE Egyptian troops under Baker
Pn~hs ~~r~ -.ize with panic alew nixht-
40 and i-,l from cans,.
OK the ltth the first through train
over the Mexican Central line ieE- the CITY
of Mexico.
FIrrY M have been scntfsom Chat
ham % tne so-sdan 70 Nil The places NJ
those disabled n the Black watch resi
mrnf.
TIN German navy has re- ntly DE-
44A.. .AN4 .a4N .4.I
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TOPICS OF THE DAY.


Il The nate On the 18th . resolution
- orcrci tori constitutional amendment
uak,nr the Presidents term liz ye&r~- tne
p,cnropncunonia bill wa< taken ~. senator
roke orr~.<.nx n The Frs John Porter oiN
80 fhcn cons 1errI without acrt1n ~ tnt
Hou.e cons,dera Ion q ne rc-s ONT ~
~ Who'll. ana the clau~e LIMITING salaries 81
.-rr,s<rrr@ ~ <ln0 Was stricken our- ~
crai anendmcnts % inerc1@c appFrpr'a<''ns
were defeated.
II she senate On The 18Th tHe bill for al
mission 81 Dskora was reported fasorac.y. =
Joint resolution for inmedisr- approrr'Au'n
81 k5.W fcr nse n <uppreSS.nx ~. ~.
mouth di<c<sc IN kansas Mss renorte1 nni
IA over Tne Fitz Iohn Porter oli "a ta<rr
rr NJ henderson spoke in cppcsffon ~ ~
snd M Loran followed siih n.trcr 81 e "
~ = rs = In the House : resolution "a
nfopfe~i caliinx Tor inquiry whether <rz M u
Ssli<1 acres ~ hand 20 the state 81 N.cnizan
ne The The Pa@r-o;fcc appropriation M ~as
c0n<ifcred In commit Z o. me WHOLE snl
a amendment liner .aSiu< the appropr,,1..r,
for me free delivery system % s&so' ~
adopted
IN rhe senate On the "a h ne joint rr<c.
tuition 70 appropriate <>s0ofor erpi'eat'oe 2!
font and m ruth dis -a<e was called ip an
brought ca hong Dis uss;on ~ q enc c'n~'i'
r1rtiornl roinr= involved in = mtasu n wn.c
w4< irff y led % empower the toAu $500 ~.
o. Agriculture - INTO ~ ~..,s 49, .,' IN. N,
ff<e1<c- No conclnSscn hat been teNnrR
when TIE Senste adjourn "A { 4 MONDAY
= nc Hsass 5hF M S S6ens'ns rranss
Il III smzs jrrferSon xas taken NJ. ard sfte'
ccc=iI .rauIf argument ~ - - cons. tlA'..t
alifv. the cuacrlnx citn~e NH- ~.ttrL ~ .'..,
ni<ht <e-~'on wzs neia - s'n-''e' $3.50
- ~ Hons. az Representa- IVES On th|
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80 criuinaliy Careless I<e ~ Pistol X |
suits IN the Instant Death % m k~s'"r'''
NeanE Lady - 'ro.k'sn, n .,. ~
" on s' ~t y.
ASad accident occut1en ss~'''.'-
noon which resulted lAtalis io1 'e'''
I.enney. 4 Young lady seventeen ycdrs 81
WY. ,.'s,.,s,,r with her r.arrntS AZ 80. f5|
49, o..,. n~...sf,n uix<
fro~irt' "ss".'' $500 ' <-..., ~
k~nney' VINO W. ~ ''.''''''
the family 81 John cassidy rt~in'n-
NJ 40 sixth avenue, cul.rd there shortly
.t,.r moan Il make brief visit
,. 49, ,rr..-.d IL converse
"' ~. r,.t.. rhiltlren|
ton Win "n8
Dennis Riley. thirty Years ~
No. 21i Fifteenth street, ~ou'
nrooklxn. entered the house He was al
... ..s.,. 49, e.xxidx ana also WITH
.,'''''' - ,..,.- .,.,,o- ~ hour ~
'he so.nr ''.' ~ -.'.'., p,,,x IN
sPtn' H. $500 '''., \. .t..h NH g.
in9iy aske" 'uo~s r'.r-'' " ~ '
been mesmtrixeu. -; A't tH" ~
/ merist:" asked Miss Cassidy, daughter
th. ho~t ..Yc~.r returned Riley, Tim
..,..,r.-t., shall I ct YOU under the ii
'.''''''',. - ,...,,... ,,.o,.,a thourht
hurnNs '. .,, ~.
would r. neeiusa's AuS " w
\ told MIN - ty upon M-
Cassidy first Riley Dean Au-'''n.
ard after making irW eo'.,,s
/ gestures A. Il ~ preparation, hc ~.
from hi hip pocket ionf-Nha'''vs' ','...
yolyer ~ heavy pattern' eaffsii,- .n ,'''..
two-cali3re bullet; when tne sou.
ladies saw the revolver tnry became ~o'''
what frightened, and askeu iaieF ~ III
II away. NO, ! said ti.at \ Wa so,nS
mrSmcrize You both, RS rep.'.9: ~
continued - laugh ~ their f~n'n't'oh
terror. Miss tassiny ran aeio~
room. md - she stepped ptnlhn y Sn'
she remarked that snt 'uiun nh*
kind u sieight "a nann pelioI'' l.''s
Riley pointed Che revolver ~ ne1' IVY
young lady stopped peninn IN. D'on
the chair. This created ~.
amusement IN the honse' h'ies en''
into 4 with much zeal, ior NJ
rFr1rvrp THE WEAPON WAS rNLo>pk
Nixx cassidy having been forced 20 ri
rlac. II safety. Riley turned 70 NJ
ptrrex ma <aid that Il was her turn
~ rut under the influence Of the maj
,onrh Everybody began 70 laugh as q
| rn.n~ l.dx ATTEMPTED 10 run into the
: ioininr room. Riley then cooked
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-. 49, |4rt |NN.
hksoLt tiv>S 49,
Western WOOL growers ~ ronsr i'.' - .
Denver, Coi-- On ne AeAn' vPP'~r
-e1nr'ion- r -..,.,,,~
1HE II Lou'- 49, -
fren'icr I.''s'' M
nn ~ It'n-
" the l-tn ~ =. bietrL' - .''N
ing teller ~ tne Larlesie Fans ~ - i'1-7-
No. Was arres - and LQh1rn ~ 80
HOS. J0HS IAFFEE dsed on ~ -
" North Platte. Web lie vas <eDfaSkA's
firsr member 81 Congress- and ~ 'ne .'i''r
" lis death was Register ~ tnf NoFRn
platte Lani One.
WuuE Mr.. Bra!iangA was deliver
- . lecture AZ Bndge~a-er- En--. the
-i-hr ~ IL 14.h. against perpetual PEN
.c,- ~ - attacked w rough~ and driv-
- from the platform BY showers 81 rotten
-. fruit ana fireworks RooShs after
sardz wrecked the chai mans nous.
Tar Secretary of the Interior has re-
xtorei sam Mckee. Or Lculsviiie. ~, r
crac<ice - pension Attorney
- 49,. 14th Represent tive Richard
w.~,.~ ~ - Fifth Tennessee D.zfrirt
,~c-.rri = dispatch announcing that ri
s.ocD home and contents q Louisburz' n
fhaf STATE had ben ccmrie'e'y 'e-''s't "a
~ ore He left Washington ~ isnht7
80 immediately
Tur Committee on Foreign Affairs
- whom were re.err~d the Llsker-Bis
nsrck resolutions, viii report commend
inx The action "a the Sac Department
ana recommending substantially that ~
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- ts~H
49, ~ - 1900 n~v~nls-Ta> -
49, ~~..-- 5000 ~ ~ she On1v
~ s-..-<~-,-~ ,n~ x.r.nr Firss
~<-.-.- 49, r~.~s. a H<ros<sln< ehe
,.- ~ sn~ x.~sI~s x~<<ssxrlly Aban-
5000.
PocnAo<rxs. Va. March I1
80, ~, ~. mines this morning pre-
-. .-. . ~nertaclc that haillcs
$500" ~ ,'.. r~..,. ,,,.,,n.
az A'ts'ni''~ - ...,,-......
tain pe4k - mountaiA rA~s -. m ''.'
II frightful havoc wr0u-nt ~ t"e So
,.,n<ion< uiH~Ide< In every direction
... ..x..x., xxith debris. hiackcncd with
..s,,. ,..<r,d.. fnrce from The
e,r.- $3.50 ~. ..,s,,.~ The scene II de-
.r.1 49, ~ I'VE. ,,,,.,,,,, ma dr<oiation n
~. $500, .,.- 40. dr~~e, when aftcn-
-i'-".'- ..-,.,-I - ~, blnckrnci and
.-e- ~ ,.,--....... ~ ~. n.in..< ana one r.
c.'.s,>'- 49, 800 r,.~~,I,i. f.f. ~ thr l5(
ne<.r .t-,.. h.rr..i ana uanclci
n1''..n ,'.'-s.., .,I .mould.rin. il
-.-..r $500. .,r- n....l not ~ a.
t'-s 49, y. -.-.,.,-r h..rf< ouaiI ana
fr..,., .pnmarh IL the
Ir. IN $3.50 ~. ,..-
-r,.'. ,.'-- fr..< ~ he mountain sides
....' ..,,1.~,.-.I ~ storms 81 ages
t.'-- - $500. 80 hi.~r.d ana their
49, .''.,.,.r..T n, .x.rx concelvablc
Y. ~. r..~.,..r. ~ ~. 1rrck were
49, ','1 .,,'..~ ~ r,onntain ridge
r.r- ..h~. a., ~, ruins and
I.',..'I ,.~.. ,r.n hn,f 4 mile lis.
- -t .,..t 1r~. No. blown oxex
---' r...f ..,.,..rx NV. Earth 81 the
49, 's.--ss- y. ~. .,..,,,h ~ h.,f IN inch.
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" me I'm hs7 500 ~ 49,
and one kiiie1 ~ - 4. - ~ ''
dale SHAFT Al u
o. the 18th >i*''tN ~o'-n ~ nAi''-s-''
exploded a. nnn'ei = fH.n'. -
b. coal mine explosion = roea-
honiaS. Va. on ihe lsth PIP hun-1ei go
sixty lives were los II vns enc ~ -
most appalling disasters 81 1890
BIZ the tire ~ 1rAnn naP''~' ~-'''
IN the l-th- t~o hives we're .osE ana ny
man was nsde blind
IHE leading inventors n 80 III -..'
have issued call fqr mas ton.r''.'sh
% take action opreyen' pern's'o-'s ~ 49,
Z tion by Congress- n ~ +NA<+l'-.n = $3.50 VI
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II aDocsrs thaf contrary % : <eocr-
nv conceived impression. she ftz John
Porter bill can = taken ~ ~ snc n'o-- 4.
ANY time Cor The purpose 81 .r<1n< - 49,
senate embodiment.
COMMISSIONERS LoEISc has instructed
Prcf solomon. tho Agricultural pep.rt-
meut expcr.. a. visit Missouri AMI inve<t''
49, ~ report about the PLAGUE
OK the 10th BENJAMIN Rupert. said p
3. tie oldest Oii-frlio~ ~ tne tni<r1
states. diei ~ dialogue. L.
Prlxcr OELoff. Russian Ambassador
q France fcr twelve years. b. prc'en'e''
hi< letters AZ recall AMI GOES ~ terin.
GovERxoR CLEyELASp has signed the
Min pa<-ei ~ the Ne~ York Legislature
swing the Mayor of New York ci'y tnr
power % make appointments without tns
approval q the Council.
Ex-NAYoR ID. Z. GROVE, q ttica'
\. r.. proprietor q the Utica o'ssrrtr'
Ala IN New Work On the Eth
Tnr celebrated Holsfe.n cow. Acr'
cede<. having rhe heSt milk and burs<'
record in the World. died with her calf g
I the l-th in the neishborhooi q Iowa St'y
"a. The pair were valued y >in.oh
Of the 18th. At the award Of prizes ~
~ Alumni As~ocia ion o. tAe fniiaitlpni'
\ l,,,,.-~ ~ Pharmacy. The gold medal HA'
| bestowed upon John G. Folk, q Ste Gene
vi.ve. No
IaE Albany Erxnisg Journal ~
..a,.r~d hands and viii again return n
the suDrort ~ Republican pr nc'rie~
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