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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-08-13
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

CTATE OF WISCONSIN, CIRCUIT COURT
- Pierce County.
Wheeler Wilson Manufacturing Company, Of
bridgeport, Connecticut, IA corporation, plaintiff,
versus Ellen A Hunter C.sE. Hunter Ida N.
Hunter John Hunter Ann Hunter, W. H. Hun
ter Mary Hunter J ID. Hunter, Martha Hunter,
j. f Hunter Augusta Hunter, and Margaret
Hunter defendants
ny virtue Of judgment Of mortgage f0reclos-
ure and sale rendered in the above entitled ac-
tim on the 27th day of june A. ID. 1884, in favor
Of the above named plaintiff and against the
ahnye named defendants in the sum Of one
tbousaud one hundred and forty-two dollars
and uinety-seven cents (sl1i297l. damages; ten
dollars and seven cents (slU.Vll taxes paid, ana
one hundred aud Nv enty- -four dollars and ninety
cents fsI24 90 costs and amounting in all 10 the
sun of one thousand two hundred ami seventy
seven dollars and ninety four cents tSIZ77.94l,
and on which Judgment there is now due and
owing said sum OF one thousand two hundred
ami ssventy-seven dollars and nillety-fo cents
gsi1-79H. with interest thereon from said
twenty. seventh day of June, A. D. 1854, at the
rate Of ten per cent. per annum, ], the under
sighned sheriff Of Pierce county, will, on the
t1yeuty-ninth day Of August. A. ID. lssa, at two
ocioek in the afternoon, at the front door of the
1,9st-ofice in the city Of River Falls in said
vendne TO the highest bidder the mortgaged
premises mentioned and described in said judg-
nent as follows, VIZ;
The northwest quarter Of the northwest quar-
Tor az section twenty-nine l29 township twenty
Ave fa5l range eighteen lis) west; and the north
east ouarter Of the northeast quarter of section
thirty 100 township twenty tive l25l range
eighfeen us west. IN Pierce county, Wisconsin.
Dated this 18th day Of July. A. y. 1880.
DAVID sC0TT, Sheriff.
1o-t By A H. LORD, Und ar-Sheriff
smith & aaugen, plaintiff attorneys.
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Dianaond Blnf.

Our farmers are looking gloomy over
their wheat harvest which in many
cases is a failure. All other crops are
excellent and promise well.
G. l.. Bowman and wife are in town
visiting relatives and friends before
going to Fairchild, Wis, for long
term of teaching.
Amos Keller and Edmund Niles
made us short visit Saturday and
Sunday from Glenmont where they
have been at work since early spring.
Eddie. has hired with Al. Richardson
as one of the band cutters for the fa,l;
lie thinks he prefers cutting hands to
tying edgings any day.
Our Baptist brethren seem to be
getting on finely with their new
church. G. ii. Grant as usual is on
hand with his square and compass.
A few cases of whOoping- cough and
serious cases of summer complaint,
but all doing we'll now.
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4. j. McAndrew has been procured
| for next year rs assistant in the Pres
colt High School.
c. II, Reyes has received the ap
pointment us City superintendent OF
GAINESVILLE, Wis. Prof. Friedel, OF
Madison, will take his place at River
! Falls. In the departure of Prof.
keyes, Pierce county loses one of her
most enthusiastic and energetic work
ers i'll the educational field.
FALL EXAMINATIONS 1885.
The regular examination Of appli-
cants for teachers certificates for the
fall OF 1885 Will be held rs follows:
River Falls, Sept. 7, 3, y.
Prescott, Sept. 10, IL, II.
Esdalle, Sept. H. Is, is.
Maiden Rock, Sept. II, lS, 10.
Rock Elm, Sept. II, %, %.
Ellsworth, Oct. s, o, 10.
Applicants will be required TO write
in their own examination districts
and at the time above specified. No
private examinations will be granted
as sufficient amount of regularly
licensed teachers can be had to teach
the schools.
An average OF IS per cent. will be
required for third grade certificate
for one year and an average of SIS per
cent for a limited certificate.
Sessions will begin promptly at a.
m. and close at noon of third day.
Applicants will furnish their own
stationery, pen, black ink, and legal
cap paper. j. A. MURPHY,
Co. Supt. of Schools.
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It rains nearly every night here.
Hon j. ID. Putnam was in the city
one day this week.
Judge Card, formerly of Lake City,
Mimi, is located here and practicing
his profession.
A railroad bridge is being put across
the Mississippi at point just below
the lower foot and carriage bridge,
We understand that Mr.. Thomas j.
McAndrew, of Pierce County, Wis
cOnsin, successfully passed the eXami-
nation for the principalship of one of
the public schools of this city, and
would have had the position had not
an old superintendent been reinstated
III the place.
Prof. H. S. Baker is spending his
vacation in the enjoyment of his an
unal trip to Vermont. Prof. B. stands
high here as an educator, and Pierce
county can proudly substantiate the
opinion.
We learned recently that ex-Supt.
A. Rosenberger has been engaged to
take charge of the Shorthand and
Type-writing department of the ''0ld
Reliable" st. Paul Business College,
cor. 18th and Jackson sts., and that he
will soon move his family to the city.
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Ne,r CenterriIle .


1t is rumored that we are to have
another store here soon.
hrs. C. j. White is visiting at River
Falls.
Ole Nelson. of Gilman, who was Sc
riously injured by falling from load
of hay, is improving and hopes are en-
tertained of his recovery.
We would advise parties that in
tend running steam threshers this fall
to look up the new law concerning
them.
Harvesting is progressing finely but
some fields of spring wheat are very
poor.
Mr.. Phillips threshed piece of
winter wheat last week that averaged
Is bushels per acre.
The Odd Fellows have moved into
their new hall.
Mrs. FOllansbee has niece paying
her visit from Tiffany.
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Spring wheat harvest is rushing the
farmers just now. 1t is estimated by
careful observers that it will yield
Just about half a crop.
Beverly White has been engaged to
teach seven months school in Dist.
No. 10, at $40 per month.
Plum and transcendent apple trees
are full of fruit. and vines and garden
produce are excellent.
NJ. T.. Church service was held IN
Fox's Hall last Sabbath. The hall
has been engaged as place of worship
until the church can be built.
o. p. Whip is suffering from Sc
we're boil on his right wrist
Il. L. IIawn is so far recovered from
the kick on his limb as to be able to
walk n little without orutches.
Ladies' Aid Society will visit Mrs.
Haskell on Wednesday and spend the
afternoon assisting her in her prepare.
lions for her journey to Oregon.
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Never Give Up.

you are suffering with low and depressed
deTed blood weak constitution headache, or
any disease OF a bilious nature by all means Sc
cure bottle Of Electric Bitters You viii be
surprised To see the rapid improvement that
viii follow you viii be inspired with new life
strength and activity will return pain and mis-
cry viii cease, aud heneefurth you viii rejoice
in the praise of Electric Bittcrs. Sold at nifty
cents bottle by Edsall Bros.
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Mr.. +. P. Barg is visiting friends
and relatives.
Mr.. Pete Mattison has a new music
al instrument, having sold his old .one
to Mr.. IL. Erickson.
Mr. Il. Johnson lost large steer by
the late storm.
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CTATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY COURT FOR

CTATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY COURT FOR
- Pierce County.
In the matter OF the estate of Matthias Ander-
son, deceased. In Probate.
Notice is hereby given that letters Of admins
tration upon the estate of Matthias Anderson, de-
ceased, have been granted to RoderiCk McGreg-
or, of the city ofKiver Falls, in said county aud
is the time limited by The Judge Of the County
Court of said county for all creditors of SAID de-
ceased, to present aud tile their claims and de
mands in said court for examination and allow
ance.
And it is further ordered that all claims and
demands SO fled be examined and adj listed by
and before the Judge of said Court, at the gen.
eral term thereof to be held at his Office in the
village OF Ellsworth in said county, on the first
Tuesday of February. A. D.. 1886 at 10 clock A.
VI. or as soon tk~IO4fter as the same can be
heard.
Dated July 10th, 1889
BY the Court: ALBERT CoMBACKER,
12-4-t County Judge.
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Et PaS0.
laying is nearly all done.

UayIng IS hth.Iy III UUht.
Winter wheat and barley is all cut
ana shocked.
Chinch bugs are injuring the spring
wheat.
Potatoes promise to be large crop.
VIM. Anderson and wife are visit
ing in Minnesota.
Miss Aggie Wells. of River Falls,
made this place Il visit recently.
Repairs are to he made on the bridge
south OF the village pretty soon.
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Roots .s.Y'S5 : OES.
WADswoRTH ( wEIGER,

Manufacturers Of aud Dealers in Boots, Shoes.
Gloves, NiIteas, Hosiery and everything usual
" kept ia Erst-class Boot aud shoe store.
custom work q specially, Repairing promptly
and neatly dome. shop "a Main street first door
south OF CamerOn's Bakery, River Falls. Wis.
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.JEss'ELR n.
I z. PETERSON & SON,
wATCHMAKERSa and JEWELLERS,
RIVER FALLS, WISCONSIN.

Dealersin Fine Jewelry, Watches Clocks,
snd plated ware. Sole agents for the Cele-
brated Rockford Quick Train Watches All
kinds OF Repairing neatly executed and all
work warranted.
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Educational.

Communications from Teachers and those
interested in Eduention solicited. Address all
Communications to the Editor at Ellsworth,
Wisconsin
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IIIIMmore money than at anything else by tax
WINNIE an agency for the best selling bool
H"Out. Beginners succeed grandly. None
all Terms free. HALLET BOOK Co., Portland
Maine
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TEST YOUR BAKING POWDER TODAY!
Brands advertised a. absolutely pure
CoNTATr AMMONIA

Place can top down hot stove until heated then
remove the aud smell 4 chemist will not lie re-
lalred y detect The presence q ammonia.
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Gosd Results

WAsuGSoToN, Aug. ls,-A di'tlL-
,guishod member OF Congress from tho
northwest has written TO the secretary
%; the interior that he is informed that
Ins settlers, or "OAiaboma Boom
ers," haVe, in good faith,
dispersed, and will mo
longer remain in camp. This action
On shGir paTt 10 due 10 tho action q: tho
administration concerning thoissUO of
the leases and occupancy Of the cattle
syndicstGs in the Indian Territory. He
states that the proclamation of the
president moets with universal favor
among the people and has inspired the
greatest confidence that It In evident
that tho administration Intends to deal
IN fairness with all classes OF people,
aud he feels assured that there
will Ia no further trouble on the bor-
der OF the Indian Territory.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-20

NEW YORK, Aug. 1S-Sonator Ed
munds and family arrived from
Europe yesterday. In an interview
last night the senator, in response to q
question about the present condition
of trade in England, said: sit is de-
pressed very much. made inquiries
wherever went on that point and the
13plg was everywhere the same, The
cAus3 ia undoubtedly overproduction'
England has gone on manufacturing
uuCjl he has glutted sli her markets,
There is already wide feeling there
that England eau only save herself
end prevent starvation or emf
grafton among her working people
By following the example
cf this country and adopting protec-
tive tariff policy. Indeed, | think she
will bs compelled to do so"
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NATIONAL NEWS NOTES.
ECONOMY IN STAR sERWc
some sample Replies to iarin Quest .,
Increased Circulation OF tho sii'
Dollar 90 The YaHtIo Quarap ?
tincd-Appointmsn aud y
General Espsrts,
A Postal Route Item

WAsuISsToN, Aug. lS.-sec - AS
sis,Rnt Postmasteg-G General k.stt he's
changed the mail service that has been
performing from Terrono to Arkansas
CITY, on tho Mlssis3ipp' river, O dis
tuuco of some go miles, 10 railway COM
b!nsd with star service, tnu' eiec,ing
n yearly save of over 5000 on thai
route. Tho cltl2anS IA tnp5 luaRlity
hby0 protested against this Cusnge,
and u delegation IL now In tho city tor
ia" purpose OF securing return to 'At
nOst service, Mr.. Knott stated to-day
90 star reporter that tho service had
,n"on In operation sinco August /, and
they had received uu information of
failure TO GeliN ar mails, and so far IA
be knew tha service wa q as good a1 the
Old. He had no idea Of making any
change unless tho transmission OF
mails was delayed, 10 is the intention
20 introduce the samo kind Of service
nj other points along tho hississiDpl
river, and also tho Ohiop whcrs /, Is
practicable.
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Boys Cl0thing!!

Lot Mol consists of 20 Childron's Al
wool Knee PAM Suits, all at s3.5'. None
in this lot worth less than $40.
Lot No. 9 contains 10 Chiidren's All-wool
Knee Pant Suits, going nj 81.
Lot No. shows IL Children's Atwood
suits st $3.50.
Lot No. slsugt ters % Cniliren's ALI
| wool Knec Pant Suits at s5. Not one In
this lot worth less than 81 asd from that
upward
Lot No. exhibits 35 Chldren's All wool
Knee Pant Suits Mt s. 5O--a good bargain
at IL 50 each. Among this 10. you will find
some Genuine Midilesex Blues.
Lot No. consists of Fancy PIaids and
Checked i3Aglish Doeskins and silk Mixed
Cassmeres, all going at So.
Lot No. 7.-Londoa Checks and Braided
WorsteGs at $3.50 need but to b. seen to be
| appreciated.
Lot No. S.-A6out IS suits OF Checked
English Mohairs, light and dark colors, TO
close at 81 so; worth 81 and ST.
In addition to these regular bargain lots
of Fall Suits, we can also offer you q
Guerilla line of Odds, consisting of Knee
Pants in Linen, Cottonades and Cash
meres from 50cup
Alpaca Coats from 81 up.
Linen Jackets from 75c up.
Linen Coats from 73c up.
Linen Vests at 25c each.
Bows Seersucker Coats and Vests, Chill
dren's Linen Kllts, one and two pieces in
Linens and Piques, WEite and Co!ored,
from SOC up.
Our BARGAIN Counter No 2 holds in lots
Nos. and 2, SO Suits Long Pants,
zes 8, 0, 10, IL and 70, at IS and So; FOL meriy
sold for$7, $S and $40.
Lot No 3.--l4 Union Cashmere Hard
wear Suits at 81.
.ot No, 4.-12 Ali-wool Cashmere Suits,
long pants, sizes IS, II, Ii and II, all at So.
Lot No. 5.-Long Pant Suits, sizes l8, ID,
15, 16 and II, atsG
Lot No. C.-suits, nobby styles, Atwood,
only 81.
Lot no. 7.-22 Suits fulline OF sizes,worth
sll (but received too la.e) must go atS7,60.
Lot No. SIS neat Dark Ca simere Suits,
assor ed patterns; rot one in the lot worth
less than 80 and from that up.
Lot No. e.-2j Suits All-wool, sizes Il TO
II inclusive, only $3.50.
Lot No. l0-We get tired of enumsrat-
ing. and SO put the choice In this lot a'
only $40. 1t contains Worsted Cloths, Gold
and steel Mixed Cassimercs. In addition
a good line of Boys single Pants at %, $3.50,
50, $50 and 81.
Our line of Shirt Waists Is still unsur-
passed and contains something to suit ev-
cry purse We have them at 25c, 3sc, eOc,
75o, Sc, 81, ,25 and sl.s5, in Calico, Seer
sucker, Percale, Foreign and Americana
Muslin aud Linen white and colored,
! iIaundrfea and Uulaundriec, 81 es 70 "
rr
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A 81 Lonl. ",onrh" KnIeh.

SP. Louis, AUF. lS-Miso FitagsI-
aid aud Charles Scuorwsu, two
steamboat cooks, heJwasa whom u
long. standing ieud had existed,
met between . and 10
O'Clock on the corner Of sixth
aud Market streets when,
without speaking u word. schcrman
drew revolver and shot Fitzgerald iu
tho side, EItZgorald ron into tho
street aud SchormHu followed him
and fired two moro shots. FIR,
gerald then foil 20 the ground
aud SchermPn stood over him and
fired two more balls into nim, tb0ltwO
balls passing through ihs head XIII.
Ing him instantly. ScIOrman was AZ
rogt6d. Fitzgerald was "iough,h aud
k llod Pa'e Brady on tae sGlGC corner
i've years ago. Scherm M was reg ttood
O. quiet aud peaceful man.
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.5goiS and 5loGs

dc tine o, Hsnd-se&sd Low Quar-
ter Il ehcli K,l hoes In oxfdEd strap ties
low buttorod nd all the fssH:onahle ioe'
= It $3.50; regultr vrice, So?
orc lot Il Aach ine 'sewed Low Quarter
.sl,oos, sirlc styles and shapes as hanu
ssyred, At Il 80, 3 and 50 80; srhong then
4 are wlrtb sLjl al IS.
" Oaa lot oi Mems Low Quarter Shoes al
Isl reduceu rom $3.50.
K : Crolot Cnn Broaans, which arp to be
z rloscd ~ LIS fully worth 50.
N One eSoello. luality OF Sewed Kip Bro
+ 1on.sts2: cp ult bs bought elsewhere for
"a lfsT than 81
Fl icffe lct HIND sswsd French Calf Button
"A ythoss ut 3.5l, re suiar price 81 50.
< 8tt ;q,e iol OF Calc Hand-sewed Congress- and
tattor Scotch Edge, at 4 80; former price
60,
ops Iot Buck b Alex, is same quality al
psDoye, st "a; lo-mer price $50.
8One~A French Calf Hand-sewed Con-
gres9 are rtlt Or top, perforated 'nstep, at
|si: FORMER ptlce 81. This Is splendid shoe
ftr vea and c)mfort
One ot or oenuine Alligator Congress
.sb es, al IS; fJtmer price $3.50.
Especla! attention Is directed to lind o.
n s3ontsr CAR 81, res in Buttons, Balls and COP
sstess IInnd- 70 wed at the low price OF V
Il Tin lie agodsage new and the best value
We carry n ilrge line of Gents Shoes In
all llssylsa,yerylDg ut all prices from $l6(
4 upwards.
A 10, OF Boys' Low Quarter Shoes in But
IIes, eta at 75c to 81, which are worth
, ~ 30 TO $3.50,
n 6yn Ladies' Sh oes we offer special induce
lE,nents' - - ,,,
sH lca or Lldie, French Kid Mat KID
Y tops, Hand sewed shoes at $780, reduced
& troia 50; his is an elegant shoe Tor woar
-if A. 10 III Ladies' French Kid Hand-sewed
XVI M onnrlnon sense heel at 50 50; this price
u only good for one week.
lsspecial vi sntion is directed to a large
l,Ik 5f Ladies' Kid Buttoned and Laced
\ 8siloss especiaa y selected for this sac, al
f.2i, 81 30, % 5O,$I and "a; these goods are
n last holf o ,helr value.
.$-s A lor OF French Kid Pump-Sole Turns
NJ Sve. oiler Il g4.a5, which IS our regular "
--.gse, :.
B Z. II car Kid, K ame style, and will wear as
IN we.l AZ Btench Kid, ut $3.50, reduced
IA fpip @
81 ss AspIendld Saire In q SO Cor Kid Butioneo
Shot, equal 10 my we can offer you at2 90
g llt Sll6J1 d sipi liar quality and style, which
\ il, good value at 81.
\. a io5 Of tsei Blue and Maroon Colored
isrsra lSippe at 81; original price 81
d uhndrei,s' Shoes we are Offering e1'
= t,gsrdinary bargains, We have not suf'
n 4nt spate to. enumerate tho many
n lsttsds ltis j established fact that what
We adyeaiSe va Offer.
s. 1heggq are always en- exhibition a
II. gseh flhMrdopar,nientea as advertised. we
! u, Yer iycaur customers. When goods
III VI As rtprese ted we make goo1 "ul
+ &6kUsu lse by reminding the money or SATISFY
pSe!9sssNaeflc otter way =.
4 .h,sur ssrn, n and Workingmen friends
- n yt N q sr,nuv ~craark thaf ~ eO
4, tsnsea VIC carry !. iysil ihS q sneh g2pd' e
.s.taey require
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nohn aoom,ourh,s Condition

NEW YORK, Aug 1s-The Tribune
this morning says John Mccullough,
- r'oomingdale asylum, is gradually
.uaiqg all remembrance of his old
Guys N the stage. Captain Connor, Of
the ST. James hotsl, his Old business
manager, goes regularly TO the asy-
luu 5 see Mccullough. Tho captain
tbiAks the old man is loosing ground
psy cal,y as well as mentally. He
9ss come to think that he owns
B,coA ipgdale, as q gift from friends
nfcr. ted in seeing him happy ia eis
old asa. When Captain ConnOr called
iasi 10 found McCull0ugh almost IT.
di1esaut to his preselice; 80 much so
ihal 10 was difficult TO determine
Hbot lar or not he recognized him.
Hc lfns in mild stupor that will moro
haa iueca characterize bis disease. Ho
llavvtti In g meath and may live 2
/ w., wa. Physicians do not m NIX
! ia N 3su moro than 9 year. sS sSEs1ss.
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Afghanistan,
NIp pHNNIHtdH,
EXTENSIVE WAR PREPA RATIoNs.

EXTENSIVE WAR PREPARATIONS.
LONDON, Aug. l6.-A KissiIula dis
patch says: Three Thousand men are
employed npon the defenses here and
there are $4,000 troops at this place.
Colonel Ridgeway's task is II difficult
one, owing to the proximity OF the
Russians, and the jealousy existing
among the queens officials. Russi;. il
TO suhvert tho allegiance of
the meer and to create u parry favor
abl9GO her policy.
Colonel Ridgway and 5000 Afshans
are busiiy engaged in Strengthening
the Notifications sb Herat.
Troubles are brewing on tho north
eastern frontier Of Persia,
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DISAPPOINTED BY pECENCY.

DlSAIiOlNltD bh bE-tENbi L.
LONDON, Aug. lS.-The Standard, re-
ferring 20 Lord Carnavon's tour, says
the result of his visit has justified his
motive; that his experience is encour-
aging, but he owed the advantages
which he has gsinoi 10 Earl Sponccr's
rule.
RUSKIN BETTER.
Mr.. Rusktn enjoyed rest I'll night,
ana there Is decided improvement in
his condition this morning.
THE PAIL MALL GAzETTE'S MEETING.
LONDON, Aug. lS.-Rey. L. DcwiCt
Tslmagc, Rev. Mc. Spurgcon and the
bish p ot Truro, have sCuJ letters 10
tho committee on the meeting to be
held in Hyde park under the auspices
Of The Psi, Mall Gaze te, exp essing
their sympathy with tic objects of tue
meeting. GCnersl Booth announces
that a. least 10000 have been sub
scribe Il in fur'hsrdnCc of thc Salvation
Army's refuge schools. He denies al
ductilG the girl Eliza Armstrong.
HE SHOULD HAVE ARRANGED IT
SOONER,
A marrisge has been definitely ar
ranged between Sir Charles Duke and
| the widow of Rev. Mark Patterson,
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Texas nnttln Eeyer

BLooMINaToN, Illinois, Aug. ia
cattle disease, alleged to be Spanish or
Texas fover, has developed here and
IL creating considerable excitement
among stOckmen. Two weeks ego
MichSal Brothers, large catGiemen
near this city, shipped 81 head ot stock
cattle here from Hutchinson, Kausss.
When they arrived they appeared TO b9
in perfect health, Oa Fridsy last the
cattle showed signs Df being SICK aud
already five are dead, and II more arc
down with the disease. Stock sUr-
seoDs say it is the genuine Spanish OF
TaNas fever,
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his powdor-hOrn for him. She WAS
or ~ feet from tho fireplace, where .
few Goals weTO smou dering, Tho tAsk
was but half completed when gust
Of wind suddenly blowing through the
open door sont spark straight at the
powder, which ignitod and terrible
explosion followed, The roof of tho
huildiug was torn oil aud three chill
dreu iustautly killed, The mother
received such injuries that before
many hours she too was dead, whllO
the husband aud father ana two chill
OF the explosion brought Is numher
OF noighbors 70 tho scene, whore the
bruised and blackeued bodies o' the
whole family told tha sad story OF the
feArful havoc wrought bN anArk.