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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-05-15

The California orange-growers
have discovered new process Tor r.
moving all substances that inlnrc W.
appearance Of their fruit. They pus
a half bushel or 80 Of dry sawdust ~
barrel and then pour in two Or tnr'v
boxes az oranges, and turn slowly WIN
A crank. The fruit comes out - eiean
and bright as gold dollar One rlan
can clean about eighty boxes gay,
while washing ten boxes i a good uas
work sun Francisco Chronicle.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-05-15

NKw YoRK, May S.--At one O'Clock
thls morning IRE bioke out In room
at the rear Of John Humphreys liquor
store. s72 First avenue. The building 70
i've stories high. the upper floors being
occupied as teuement-house. Inc
rooms spoken Of was filled with trash o.
an innammable nature, which burned up
quickly flling the house with smoke.
The tenants became psnic-strlcken. Some
Jumped TO the street IRON the windows
and others rushed down stairs, falling
over each other, and suffering injuries
OF = more or less serious nature. All the
ambulances in the city were called 20 the
spot
When the alarm WAS sent out the en-
cines OF the district were putting out
small fre, and 1t delayed the rremen
somewhat in getting to First avenue.
When they did arrive they founa inc
house surrounded by great crowd, ana
dead. diving and wounded were lying on
The Sidewalk and in the halls and bed
rooms. The cries Of agony were heart
rending. A general alarm was sent out,
and ambulances, doctors and policemen
came 10 the scene in gvodly numbers
The wounded we're selected as rapidly as
poSsible from the dead and conveyed to
bellevue Hospital. In half an hour the
fourteen wounded were lying on cots II
the hospir i aud IS many doctors worked
near them trying to restore life or al
leviate pain. Half Of the patients seemed
70 be dying. The names OF none but
Young Koerner could be learned.
Fireman Dalrymple, Of Hook and Lad
der Company No. 4, got up TO the fourth
floor by means of scaling ladder and
handed down several persons from the
front window to fremen on the ladder
below. Among the rescued persons were
said 10 be members Of the Stiner family
on the third floor. Mr.. Siiner, his wife
and four children were 1T the window,
but II was afterward said that some OF
them persisted. One woman on the top
foor OF the house threw her baby out or
the front window. Policeman Flaherty
caught the child and saved its life. He
carried it, somewhat injured, TO neigh
boring house, where II was cared for. Its
mother went back through the window
and was not seen again. 1t Is supposed
she was suffocated.
Meanwhile some fremen had turned
streams Of water upon the flames and 4
was soon possible LOT tnem 70 70 lufou-n
the house and search the rooms. They
carried out dozen persons who appesrec
20 be alive. though insensible, and tried
to restore them. The bodies OF i've dead
persons were carried into coal ONCE al
Joining and laid on the floor One or two
were partly dressed. They had delayed
too long in the rooms before making ~
effort to escape. The appearance all thu
bodies gave proof OF terrible struggle
for life. None were much burned. Be
fore the flames reached the doomed peo
pie. smoke had placed them beyond tn
reach Of pain.
There were sixteen families In thu
building. The flames went up rapidly 4
the top Of the house By way Of the Stair
which were in the middle Of the structure
The Railways being on fire there was ne
opportunity to escape BY the stairway
when the inmates became aware OF thei
danger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-05-15

"A celebrated character OF ,har's
ton. =. I'll. a colored man named plcN'
inson. has Just died. lie was !, olonc1
az course. and lawyer also y y n.
lated IL him that on one occasion ~
was asked hy brother limb 81 WI LINN
Ia explain what the terms DC iaclo TIN
he lure meant His reply was tha. I
meant that COUNSEL must eSplaih ~
facts 81 case 10 the satisfaction " Ut
jury. Chicago Times.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-05-15
A TENEMENT HORROR
The Outcome OF FL. In . Five
Story Building.

sixteen Families H-mmsd In BY smoke
Eight Lives Lost and Large Mum
Der Injured by sunccAtion and
LIN Efforts 90 Escape.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-18
cHAxCKs EeE nEAIrm AxB nm

Man IL depsndens UPON bis snrrsund-
inQs for the neaessiiies OF life Air and
water are necessities Of life. but impure
air and impare water ara most prolilc
suuruce Of disease. Food 10 also q nee-
,sszity Of life, hut niimeroas diseases are
fraoaahls 10 bs4h q lack Of necessary
food, and an osneF iIidaleence in special
kinds Of ncurizhmisnt. Besides these
extsrnal sources sf Giseass. there are
Other more suh8ie and internal causes
Racn individual inhefits from his par
ents . certain physia,Ai condition Each
psrsoa therefore derives bis cAanoss Of
health OF disease frsm . dsabie soorse,
namely his inherita1 conssitati0n and
his snrroandines In life. Sanitary
sciencs dsvoess asienfien 70 oar SIR
roundin9h Medical science seekz 70
oversane The eonstitusionAl % inherit
ed weaknsss By mssheines shAt s1pplJ
what b wanting n the systsm. De Hz-
ssn's pyapepeia Cure snpplies that
uhioh = wanting 20 eazars proper -
similafion and digssafna # food Try
IL Free sAmple bestiss - 4 b STEW
AIRS DEuz Ssora.
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A srAssaaxe ssscssEnr.

Physieians are ofisn Startled Nv -
narkkh5e disorveriak fke fAcf tkat
Or. Kinz's Nsw Disosvcry foe c1nsump-
ton and al Throsf and Lang diseass4
b daily curing patisnfs thas they h2vs
pixen N 70 Gle. u Starting them d
reazixe thszr seuss ~ ti1sy. and exnniEz
sn1o IL merifs q tlIls uandexfni do
asssry; resulsznz In kunarsds sf ON
AsA PkYHisi&ns Esinsl d n shelr Frse'
tire. Trial 10 a TIVE a. A. n S1ew.
sx1n IpuR 6>orE kmreaax aixa TIN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-18

Whereupon oy reason OF the law ana
the premises the Coaneil inds that there
we're total Of 205l votes cast at said
election; and the Oouncil further 6nds
that the following named pers0ns are
duly elected 70 the Offices following for
tha terms following, which terms CON-
mence on the zTth day Of Gully, 1885,
towit:
Mayor. II. l.. Ysslsr, for the term Of
enc year.
Okief Of Police, James II. Wooiery,
for the term Of one year.
Attorney, O. H Hsnford. for the term
Of one year.
Assessor. WIN. Fl. Hughes. for the
serm Of one year.
Councilman frora the First ward.
John Keensn. for the term Of TIVE years'
Oouncilm&n from the Second Ward,
b. II. CalliQan, for The term Of two years
osancilman frosn The Third Ward,
Geo, W. bah. fos the tara OF too years,
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PACIFIC COAST.
Ashore on Prsseet.sa I.,aaa.

PoAT T0wNsKEp. July 17.-Sehooner
Joshua Grindle. bound 10 Port Dis
Cxyvei'y, II ashore on Profession Island.
The feyenlae cutter Woloott will 20 70
her assistanes and sndeavor 10 pull her
oil at high water.
TeFS,eds Beats for Victoria
6AN FnkNcfsco. July ia British
gar steamer has arrived here having In
too two tofped0 baats, the Swift and
tile Sure. which she 10 taking 10 Vic
ts'ria. She came here 70 essl, and a.
AEON ~ she has done 90 will proceed on
hsr voyage. II 10 expected that she viii
leave here on Thursday next.
A Preseaaea widow.
SAx FRASorsoo. July 17.-Suit has
been brought by United States District
Attorney Hibborn against MIRA. Louisa
4teie,eF, 10 recover about 5000 paid 10
her on alleged fraudulent representa-
tione. The amount was paid to her on
Der representing herself TO be tbs widow
OK Q deeeAsed private. Samuel l.. No
NauGhi.
Gaverner ssenemaa's Residence
Barned.
Los AnonIEs. July IT, Governor
AftAfA&utAAAA ANNfee93t9 - van oAbAA0&
was destroyed by IRE this morning.
The uause 10 unknown. The ioai 10 not
yst estimated. The ERE broke cut In
the store room in the second story.
shlppinE Inteiilgenee.
Poiir TOWNSEND. July l7.-Arrived--
ship w. II. Conner, from San Francisco.
PoiEr DEscoyERY, July H.-Arrived--
Schooner Vests. from Honolulu.
PoiEr LuDLow. july ~. - Sailed
h nk Lille Grace, for Valparaiso.
PoiHT MADISON, July H.--Arriyed-
Bark ridsl Wave, from SEN Francisco.
Poikr BrAxELY. July tT.-Arrived-
ship sumatra; bark r. X Ham.
Sailed -,,chooner W. l.. Beebe.
Saw FRAxcfsoo, July l7.--Arrised-
Ste srneT Queen Of the Pssitie, from
Victosia.
sailed schooner Jennie Ward. for
Columbia river, steamer San Pedro. for
nloome; British steamer Wellington,
for Nauairao.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-18

ezzzzzx, Friday, JAY Il, 1855.
Cocnefi met pursuant % lar. Pres
ent-His Ho1or TIE Mayer. JOAN Lesry,
s1d Ooaneilnen Frye. Hsrrinato1, Say
DIR; fezler. Lssiner. Cescksts. Graham
and Rinehars.
A pstifi0n g2s received from B. Gst-
Zsrt foF gas lamp corner Of Pine ssd
second streets- Referred
COMMITTEES KKFoz1s-
From street. COMMITTEES, rscomneud
Ing that the petitior Of James Park and
others be referred 10 the nsg Council.
AdoRted.
From Street CommiEtss, rseommend-
ING that the Geo. Probst ct Al. petition
Be referred 10 the nsv CoansiL Adopted.
From Street. Coenmittee. appr0visg
Public Beneff supplemental plat % Yes.
Ter Il Mc(jiIvra's addition. Adopted.
APPLICATIONS ZOE I1cExsEs RKTxxKKD.
George Meister, Charles r. OfHsra,
John Sitter, McMasfsr 4 Garrand. An
derson Il jacobson. Frank p. Hemen.
LICENSES oKDIEKED rssuKD.
Grub 4 JOhuson, Il. Keraey. Shau 4
Alg.r, Bersch & link, o. r. Dahlqaiss,
William Grose, Scholpp 4 GreenInRie,
Oscar A. kraus, Lewis Sllvin, A. E.
Wayne, James Mnrphy. Wolters Il Co.,
and Peeefs 4 L1nn.
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To authorizs the grading OF Q portion
Of Sixth street, and exemptina lots
and 6. in block %, Of Msynsrd's plat,
from future assessments. Adopted.
To pay audited bills. Adopted.
Ordered that the sum Of 500 be
drawn aeains. the Fire fund. to Be paid
10 the Board Of Fire Delegates and 20 be
BY them divided among their Secrsta-
ries a. they deem Just.
THE CANVAS.
The Coaucil next proceeded to can
vas the votes of the election of July Is,
1885, with the following result:
FIRST WARD.
Total number Of ystes east, 1853.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-18

rms nAuxrED sPRIxG.

II was q lonely homesteader In the
clssap reosbses OF the forest primevAi
which borders the classic Lake wash
inQtcn from whom We obtained the par
iisulilrs Of this " DER trn8 tale"
Might after niQht,n said he. had
ibisen startled ~ q waird, unesnny
wAilinC, which seemed tn proesed from
tile nsightoFhood of the Haunted
tlprinG, which. edged wish speplsrs
lNlle,H 10 Stunned with sulpefatitious nor
ix9 BY the aborigine and rarely visited
bg the most adventurous of the pale
fsicesL Night after might my fnithfui
trllii0 skunk into the cabin QuiFerine
with fear, as the dissonAnt wall ahud-
stsfesi through the startled air. could
hsar " no longer, and iihoaldering my
tiusty rise and. leaving my faithful
Watchdog whining piteIaely a. be saw
ME depart for the unhellowed SPOT. /
fpllowed the serpentina trail which led
W the Haunted Spriilg,' picking nay
gay over fallen iog and rocky boulder
~ the STRUGGLING moonheam's misty
likhils An I ncansd the locality the
raouKnfuI cadence Ct the mysterious
sound roie fitfuliy ahsve the souRhsng
Of the wind throu0h The sombef pines.
Moe In he plaoe enterinR which The Lost
urssch leaves hope behind could be
isard mora frizhlful sound. Tread
i'm lightly, Stole unaWArss upon the
ssnrps Of the hidden llorrof. Just then
tlis moosl. hitherto partly veiled In
1lous1s, shone oas In unoio1ded bril-
liAntly, and thsrs d the forks If vii
hiu, close 10 the tuihid waters OF The
Hallntsd Sgrin1.' ] bebsld "a empty
hossls that bad oncs, contained Swamp
hnQals Rhanmatio Cure. the only
kncsrn sure cure for rhcamasism In al
iis frrmA left there b. some QUE. IN
niinllfni thAs u wonili Be 10 me Divine
ulsssa9e Of q Divine gtft. for With one
dollnr slatained one bottle from the 3
a. ri O. kEf9. Co, ssaltiss washington
Territory. which entirely cured me- q
The tsfrshls rheamsstic pAias whieh
had bad for thirty y'sArsA dw
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Mr.. n 3. AElisun. HuicAinson. Kan;
saxsa his life b simpls trial bottle o.
Or. Kings Nss Discovery. for Oon-
snupsicn. sAich oAnsed him 70 pfos1se
: IarRs boetle. that conpietely cured
him. uhsn doctors. change Of climate
add everything eise had fssisd Asthma.
Rrunahiss& Hoarse1eeA severe O11zhs.
ana al Throax and Lang Dseasea 70 h
Qu1ranfsea - care. Trial Rutflss free
81 4. b ssewa1's Drag Store LarRs
siss. 81
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-18

MEMPHnb July 17.-Dayid AckIes, Q
nfgrs, was hanged today AZ Hslena, Arb,
for tbs murder OF Frank Barrett and
bis wife icoioredl last January. The
k.tnging was the occasion for running
excursion trains into Helena, and fully
600 Witnessed the execution. Just pre-
vious 10 leaving the cell, the father and
mother Of the murdered man visited
A,aklas. He asked THAR forgiveness.
they gave ii willingly. The murderer
died without A sfruUoie
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RALKI0H. N. O., July H.-Eaton Mills
gt,olored). . noted desperate, was
hanged this afternoon In public at Hall
fax for assassinating Henry Csnton two
wsafa ago. Five thousand persons, many
of them colored, witnessed the execn.
ton. Mills vas cheerfnl 10 the last.
He made no confession.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-18

eisd the IEri Iyfnz, dad. ksr th,...
- kfem ear 20 eaf. 4 hired nan caue
~ 1nssef 70 nef sors4Dss add instantly
sfseo 20 alarm tie nsiakbors. Whsn
se.e nsArsst arrived, johnson, too, vzs
se11n oyinR near ths door, with q
oroen easii n his throa4 and . bloodg
Ia]or oeMds hfm- Joknson violensty
cpposed 1is sister in-las's spprosehiue
s1ashsfs 70 . JounR man Of the neigh
rnnooa- Ins theory 10 be himssif
soveo tns g1ri. and IN . a. 81 fnsane
1eslGasy rnardered her aud took his
o@issus saxmA.
CLEVELAND, o., Jaly 1.-The strikers
are simultaneously engaged IN miIi,arv
ofiii. They have secured tneir ssstIe-
n9ent Tor fire arms and have secured .
torms1abie collections, couposed isrceIv
o. weapOEis Of foreign ruannfaesnre
Within two OF three days tbev have ear.
chased 40 rounds Of anmanitiou ~ =
gan store IN this city. Tns polics en-
pect 10 make o number Of Arrests so,n
I0maFrow the Cleveland Rolling Min
Company will psy tie strikers OF.
Asreatea for "a oaA OGea.e.
NEW YoHx, July 17.--wm. II. God
dard, . Minneapolis merchant, who
was CLERK f0F Austin Corbin. the hank
%. 10 1879, and stole els 600 from the
CSwbin hrm while in their employ, vas
arraiRned In the General Sessions co.
day. Afse'f Goddard took the money,
which belonged 10 customer ia Ger
many he disappeared. de afterward
WIS known % have performed several
1eruis aata dnrinU fha ~alfow &C.,
seourRe IN Memphis. From there be
w'fat n Minneapolis, whers he became
Q Iprospercs1s merchant and prominent
10 socsety. In the Court today, Cor
hfn's oounsel stated that ~ Goddard
nad made restitution and q good name
for himself, be did not care to press
the charge. Goddard presented Judge
C0wti1g with . petition In his favor,
signed By sos oitizens Of Minneapolis,
including Governor Hubbard and Mayor
Plllsb1ry. After some elaboration,
Judgs CosinR discharged Goddard on
his own resognizanee.
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- ~. a. ssly ls.-Ths counsy b
- : 'fnlqnAI horrible tragedy.
- . farsn koa<e foer nliee
-. - ElkcA Gsees Rai1fL Z
IS - =. - Y yeain Old. was nalsm.
49,. - N41if q issorze Johnsosl. =
E1ss - vie vas her SISTER. Ihs
s 49, ~ bed "a The second no
- e11ssoa eed Sc hired ssen
~ MIRA Last nfzkt TIE fim
49, - e<1ak &sss Reed fsll
And islst - Mrx sollnscr
>rs.1.s = - oaszn1eosnees sh<s Nas
50 s.sae eall epprosnhins ~
~ s. ~ knleznd He lnanel
~ -. k3azs1 Der adscsionltsls,
I1ass 1l<1k and left he resua,
u 49,: No. heF h1soxnd had tefl
3 - es:.zz e<zesiesoa 80 atlsnl,<ed
1zz 1s.sz ns<esnaats melIs By hes
~ -. - hard o. ~ xlxls'
- <s1 HfTQf-e<rscken 30 re
4 SI5 .-< 5lFW ~ sisfer's threat
- - We e1fA wsSthinr &
10 ehe b4d 10 10 floce
- , A&&t ard 6i.sor
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-18

Cxlmmm MnsszoxARx. IA q meeting
heid In the Frs ElAptisa Oaareh Lass
EVENING 90 address ,sas delivered by the
Ilev. ]. n. Hart9sli. He has been
(lnliiess lsiissionaxF for twenty seven
searg and hAs spslA naay years away
fr0ah all clyilin akiOa excepting that OF
shs ichinses. The spddrsss 49, very in
tsra,sin1. Az ne uloss hst1rned 30 The
sweilty ave Chinefasn Who bad come 20
fyeaI, HIN preach. and TALKED Tor ten
seinuzrs ID their osn lanenAeel 1hey
laid the ciossxt aitSaston and eus Of
sheIn STATED Afser,fards thai tie mis-
sIonnry slsoke thsir langa.ge nearly -
vel as 4 nAsise q ChinA The Chtnar
speul n At1endanoA uere invited - a.
sen(l he regular services ~ tie ckufee
sln<i also ~ Sunday School Ne. Hart
gpeil roes - vic1orla tbs nssruina.
Osuscst escza1---Ths ladies 81 Ne
lEsihedisa protestant Church esss an
ice dream. spesAl lasl sssainz. Ths
i,uasax-,ohscl rosuas were 6lsea vita >
lcvssss bsnd az yonng felks end eam-
lier sef olldsr eaek Ihe esealnx 80
spelss u merrymakin9 ard soclsl inter
,,eu<se. -
sIi1use ws5h gAnns A. usnxE 4 O.
TIA 8anoSus u1s2sekrs mes1o~- Beware
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lnp1ruEx, Tuis iil.--Tom HAnlen,
- q ysars, Iii Jail With deiirinm ire
alz4 hsoko window pans today, and
N11 ) sfiAnkulax piacsi Of glass stabbed
el<nlf ID The lsft lang. Tnrnina the
- luand and round be made q herri-
epeFtefe. INTO which he thrust his
80 40 pulled out . portion Of one
- 70 3 still ilvinR hns viii die.
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1usAuxxx. ssly l7.-EiQht hundred
- N Eau Claire today % engage
eaz1trecsioli york "a The Rocky
4l7i1 Division IL the Canadian
<il6s kAi1xsy.
fsansf.e ~ frs,asae N usaA.
<aAs jag I7s-4ueneral Howard,
7<eozlf sro.s ID President Clese-
e1@zeszlns. lhs pslNibility q 9 hoe
= <11n1zs5ralion ~ Sai1 Lake On the
4 ~ Mesmona On their pianears'
NY ~ Ssh instant, received Q
- tedAy from the President, a.
htna 70 hssp ail the posts Of The
- fiafis Deilaftmsut IN full
zz1eA. and prspas "a for any
. 7s14 thil may arias ID utah
- scar iaknrp. General Hsteh.
- ~ ktfth Cavalry. will be
md % rsmAin Ia ieadlness a Crai.
Z 5. 3 ~, y EFoceed b She nrn1 train
Aske Il neesalAxy. Tue Nlxth
= feft Denslas, Utah. con
q ~ men. viii be retained
I'D b sonssdlred snflislsue "a
~ nRAinsA AnYshIna sxcent ~ az.
x4& &at1.rms&
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PANS, July i7.-wish . visw Of sllay.
Inc pahllc anxieff The freneh Governor
Of Coehia CANA has Autographed that
The military situation tn oambcdia 80
really never asnEerous. and that The
FreneA le - slnee January amount 10
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<,szu Ora. isly II. There xsrs sss.
~ ! - tram hsak 10 Hndson ceansy
- kiss 81 lie ,'iclims we're liasie
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Of ne Wssf sAe,-s. X IN this oity. mekinc
nsnt 10 Montreal along the line Of the
Canadian Pacific Railroad. He will be
accom- gained By q oorps Of arsists, and
The entire line % 70 be illustrated In the
West SAors. It 10 rumofsd that be has
orders for 1900 copies Of this edition
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Lozpos, July H. Robert Boarke,
Under Foreign Secretary, stated in the
Com mons this afternoon that the gov
eminent would do It's best 70 obtain the
early issue of the Egyptian loan of
100000. Negotiations with the in
terested powers are being carried on
With that end In view. Mr.. Bourke said
the Rosernmsut vas unable to make any
farther statement Cd present.
Sir Michael Hicks Beach stated that
the government had no further infor-
mztjoa from the Afghan frontier than
shat made pablic yesterday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-18

DunEIsi, Jnly i7.--Ihs people protest
aRaiAzt the HihsFnia Bank officials re-
quirinR week's aotioe Of withdrawal Of
dsposlfa TIE exsisemens runs high.
Mishael Davist has lets harrisdiy for
the SEASIDE. 10 avoid nfIaiiasinQ himseif
With che DEMONSTRATION az dspositorz
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Particulars Of the highway robbery
state thai ID occurred early this Morn
ing. A masked man covered the ray
master With rifle, and ordered him 70
throw the sack continuing the money
into the road, which waa doue, and the
paymaster vas allowed 10 ride back and
give the alarm. The sack contained
$l0ooo In Bank Of British Columbia
sills. and 500 IN silver.
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Reip FOE the maasser Rank.

A heavy robbery was committed on
the line Of she Island Railway this
morning. Riley, the paymaster OF the
railway contractors. while on his way 10
pay the hands. was confronted by a
masked man, who pointed revolver at
him and demanded his money. Riley
demnrred, bat when threatened With
death, gave up the money. The amount
is not yes known, but 10 said TO be
large. Police are in pursuit Of the rob
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-11-12
CONTEST NOTICES.
U. s. LAND OFFICE, Worthington. MINI.

U. s. LAND OFFICE, WOrth1ngtOn, Mimi,
October @, 1885.
fee by Peter Jordan against Milan NJ. Merriss.
for failure to comply with law az to Timber
Culture Entry No. GIG, dated October 4, 1876,
ship lO2, range 10, In Mobiles county, Minnesota,
with view to the cancellation OF said entry:
contestant alleging that NJ ilan NJ. Merriss never
trees, cuttings, or seeds; that he lid not cult
waite the trees on said claim during either of the
years Of 1894 or 1885, or after October l, 1893:
that there has not been the required number Of
trees growing on said claim during the last two
years past. and that he has not replanted any
trees on said claim during either of the two
years 1884 or 1885;
The sail parties are hereby summoned to
appear Mt this Office on
The I'd day OF December. 1885, at o'clock D. M.
TO respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged failure.
MONe GRINAaER, REGISTER.
10 AUGUST PETERSON, Receiver
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