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Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27

The Champion Hall, since it was newly papered and painted, presents a very attractive appearance. ". T. McEelly, the genial proprietor, under stands well how to make his place a pleasant resort.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27

Mrs. James Wiley, Miss Emma Swa- sey, Mrs. c. 4. Fisk and children, II. C. Hitchcock and Ed, Lynes went up to Bremen's saw mill on Monday to enjoy for week the collaborating ain of Pinal mountain.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27
PREFERREp LOCALS,

 The Kellner saw mnll is ready for lCmber orders for any quantity. A large lot of saw logs arc being got out at present while labor is cheap ard plenty.
 Kelly,s Key West cigars . specially at tue News Depot.
 Butter 60 cents per roll at Duyea's. Fresh candies at someryilles. Soda water on tap, at HiteaeocEs. Crackers and fancy biscuits at Som ervilles.
 Butter 30 cents DOT roii at somor. villes.
 Best brands Of gne cut aud plug tobacco ~ Fan Wagenens Go to Van Wsgenena for fresh goods prices reasonable California butter, 70 cents \ roll, at somerYllies 8.
 4 tep cent cigar for i've 'Tansill's Punch.
 Hop Bitters will brace you up. Tor sale by Taylor X Hatch,
 For choice groceries and fresh ftttit Mrs. R. Gills headquarters Fresh California cheese and best ranch butter at Mrs. R. Ciill's. Skating shoes fos ladies just received at Van Nagehens
 For gents furnishing goods ro to Van Wagensll
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27

A rich strike is reported to have been made in the DavY Crocket mine. Dan Wagner has sold his interest in this claim to Simon Billings. ". T. AcNslly and J. c. Jones are co.own- CTS in this claim.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27

The school children who are to take part in the lantern procession On Sat urday evening next, are requested to meet at the school house on that eyeu- ing, not later than 7:45 o'clock.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27

Mir. B. W. Curtis aud Hiss Mary Hooker were married at tho residence of the brides parents on Salt river, Gila County, on Wednesday last, by Rev. R, A. Windes. immediately af- ter the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Curtis left for Flagstaff, with the intention of extending their bridal tour to Cali foraia. On their return they will re- bids at their ranch, on Salt river.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27

To 0uR CrsgoMEgs. Mr. |, I. Kell. ner leaves shortly for market to buy l new stock of goods, and parties who have special orders to i'll can bo ac. ccmmodatel We wdl fill orders for anything, from jersey to q bridal onttit, or from suit of clothing to . threshing machine
 ' ' KEftSrg < Ilo.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27

Horse owners who expect to start their equines in the races next Satur. day, are quietly training them, and ali our foot racers are taking daily spins with view of getting Themselves into form for the approaching contests.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27
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 All persons are respectfully request cd to give any information of the eat tle twork oxen) and other property If the late H, T, Robbins, and those hay- ing any property oF said Robbins, or knowing themselves indebted to said H, T. Robbins, deceased, will please report to T. c stallo, Public Admin istgator of Gils e5nniy, A I4 and al. uinistrator of H T, Robbins, deceased L. r, Cole is authorized to take ID any cattle iwork oxen} beloaging to the estate of Harvey T. Robbins, de. ceased. T. c. STALL0, Adm'r est. of H. T. Robbins. deceased.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27

Ar, F. C. Robertson and son, Henry, returned to Salt river this morning, taking with them quantity of mer. chandise for the store of Wes.meyar6 Robertson.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27
Notice to Stock owuersl i

POUND-A dark brogn ntglo, branded will circle aud K nn the right bip and au- other dim brand on tlie left shoulder. Owner may regain possession by proving property mad paying charges Apply to
 JOS, REDAfAT. Globe, A, IT, Jlun 9, lSs5. je2y- -tf
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27

Ex.postmaster Spence gave $i coo bond for his appearance, July 2j be- fore U. $. Court Commissioner in Phenix, to answer for failure to ac. count for certain sums received by him in the money order division of the Globe office. Postal Inspector T.. r. Tracy is the complainant.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27
Aronrg F9e a4f.p.

Less than l023, Sl.25 DOT hundred, ab the yard $lo per thousand Ado b4s delivered in town Sl6 por thous- and. Aaobes furnished and la;a iu . wall, s26 per thousand, Apply to
 3. PIERCE.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27

The Kellner quartz mill has been running this week on orc from the old Silver Nugget mine and the result surpasses the expectation of the own CTS Messrs. Cadman, kelincr and Movie.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27
MAnalgD.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

Globe, lila Co, 4. T., Jaae 9, 1885. Notice is hereby given that tic Baar oi Supervisors C. tiila County, Ariz4na, Wti si, aa Board of Equalization an Monday Jtiy c, leS5, Bhcp complaints wiii be e0usiiarad,
 c, T. .EfARTfN,
 Clerk Beard of sHpe?yiggl9
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27

Mrs. Bemis desires us to announce that photographs of Globe and views taken at the school and Masonic pie nics can be had upon application at the gallery.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27

John Thomas, who was recently ar rested on Salt river upon ths charge of branding horses belonging to StaIlo < Moody, was. upon a prslininpry hearing before Justice Wentworth, committed for the offence and held to await the action of tho district Conrt in tho sum of $500. He was released upou Andrew Priaglo and S. Eleln oer2wiug suresies for his appearance. Information was rac2isgl bcgo Thprs- aay thas Thomas was wautei zt Y'l,ca, at& where he was held t9 answer to the charge ni hog stealing and jumped lis bail. sharig Paseoa went to Gher- " creek after Thomas and returned with him yesterday afternoon. The prisoner is now in the Globe jail, awaiting the arrival Of a deputy from Marioopa counIy.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27

After a prolonged period of drouth, Globe was visited on Wednesday by a refreshing shower, which t IS hoped is the fors-runner of a generous rainy season.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27

Mr, Salo Schsn returned from Tue son on Wednesday, accompanied by .hls mother-in.law Mrs. Myers and her two children.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27

Joseph Birehett and family leave this morning for Green Valley. Mr, Birchett will resume work on his val uablc mining claims in that vicinity.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27

Ore from the Fame mine rIill be worked at the Ksllner mill agout the 1st prOximO. l. is high grade ore and there is considerable of it.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27

George A. Newton, left last Satur- day for St. Johns, Apache County, to appear as S witness in the Graham perjury case.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27

MT. E. F. Kellner left on Sunday for Santa Barbara, with the expectation sof being absent some time.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27

The fireworks for the Fourtl Of July celebration arrived oa Thur day. They will make the finest display cyei seen in Arizona.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27

Tie Kellner mill near Richmond Basin K receiving custon oro in sufli- cient quantities to insure continuops run for gome time.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27

Let everybody contribute thsir mite towards the celebration on the Fourth Be as liberal as you canl
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27

f. r. Kelluer has staked force of men with grub, tools, powder &c., to work the Independence and Fannie mines on a sub.lease. The miners re- caiye S per day as their share of tbe ore output, Mir. Eellncr will make more contracts on other properties on the same basis tNp ore no pay.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27

All of our merchants have agreed to close their stores on the Fourth at 10 o'clock a. m- 50 that they and their employees may enjoy the day thor, oughlY.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27

Gen. A A McDonell passed through pncson on Monday en route from Lhc east to his home iii Los Angeles, Cal.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27

ISyop want Q cool drink of ice water to-day go down and see Chris Moreing,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27

Sunday hours at the post office on the Fourth,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27

Mr. F. Winkleman returned yester- das to his ranch on the Gila.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27

, Globe is enjoying exceptionally ine weather.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27

Judge stallo of Cincinnati recently appointed Minister to Italy, is a cous- iu of Dr. T. c. Stale ef Globe
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27

[ Ice cream will be served tomorrow
 afternoon, and evening at Sometviile's.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27
"Roush on Rata"

"Eoush on Rata" clearS cut rsta unios roaches, flies, ants;
 Heart Pains. palpitation, Dropsicai Swellings, Dizzinesg iip5Sdigsstion Hesdachs, Sleeplesshess cured bT Wells Health Remover"
 ~Roush on coras.s a Ask for weps' i'RouEh on Coma, 15c. Quick complete cure. Had or soft cosnE 1 warts. bUuioI;s.
 @Baeaa.f4.ba.' Quick, coiupistg cure, al Kidney. Bladder and Nripary Diseases, Scalling, Irritation, Stqas, t5rs'e!, Catarrh of the B!sdder. s1i
 sed-suss. Flies. Flies, reaches. ants, bsd-bags, rats, mio,, gophcr1, ehipsnunks, cleared out by "Ropsh on Rats" 15c.
 Tnin People, '''Wslls' Health Remover restores healtH npd yig2r sarS, byspopais, Inapossaee seSa-
 "RouSh CT Rain.' Cures cholera, collie, cramps, diayrho,s, aches, pains sprains, hesGacho neuraigiS, rhenma. tism. 2oe Rough ID Pain Piasters, I5,
 Mothers. If ydd are iei!ias, broken, worn out and pervops, use Wells Health Renswer," s1, Druggists. Life Prsaerves. If you are losing yoGr grip on life, try Wells Health Renewsr." Goes direct to weak spots.
 "2ouGh on Piiss.e Cures Piles or Hemorrhoids, Itching, Pros trading, Bleeding, internal or other. Inter. nal and EStertrel Remedy in each package, Sure cure, see. DEuggists'
 Prsts5 Women. Ladies who gluld retain treshnesa sndyiva. city, don't sail ta try Wells Health Rel newer"
 "Roueh ou Tteh!a ''Ronsh on ItcAp cures, huniofs. eruptionsl linswonn tgtter, salt rheurii frosted feet chilblain3. 4S
 @Rousa on eststrh." Corvects offensive ojota at once. Comnlet6 care If worst chronic cBaes, also uneqraled al gasgle for Diphshsria, Sore Throat, Foul Breath. t0c,
 Ths Eops Of the Natioa. Chndten, slow in developtaeat,, punys aor4asIs and delicate, use "wsfs Health ke. mower
 catarrh of ths Eladder. Singing, irritation, ihiiaraInation, su Kidi asy and Urinary sotihiaints, cured fy ''Bu. chu.P Paibs.n St
 "water BugA Ecaches." tRough oh Ratss sieAFs them out, also E;ast tiss, Ante, SENo REM eaasioytstje, 3. sgsatr;
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27

Twe.bit lunches at somervilles bakery,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27
kRIlORA SILVER BELT.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Election of school trustees to-day.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27
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For siioicc llquor BS tho bottle or gallon g6 to Van Wasenens.
 Call t5r private stock for good cigar at Van Wageneh's.
 Best quality of boots and shoes at Van WageHen's.
 For Blankets and bed copiforters go to Van Nagenen's.
 Go to Van Wagenen's fol crockery and glaas waFeef every kind
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27

1nEEs ATTEHroS!--if you have q Mine or Prospect and will show to our satisfaction that you can take out pay ore, and will contract with us for its delivery, wo will supply means to help you along and mill or ship tbc ores 10 best advantage, or buy the orc from you. F. I. KElLHga < Co.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27

AZ this season 6f the year sornethina is \ 4uirel to tone ID tae sgstern. Iop Bittsrs will do it. Hatch < Taylor.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27

ReferriHg t' the ahape, ' 6esire to Inform ny patrons and friends that lasc arr.agcd to continue the busingss and wih carry a c0ul- plete stock qf general merchandise, REd rg sl,eei aliy seiicft their laff0na@G q
 JAS. F, WATKINS. Ieqto, A. T., June %, l6SJ. jeT-3w
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27


 At the request Of sorao of the pIin- cipal cattle uen Of Gtla County, Mr. '. F. Kellner h2s taken hold of the exporting cattle bas:na5s,H and is Dow prepared to make mole contract. for the disposal of beef cattle in tha Lest California markets. Mr. KeIlncr will make returns to owners at the highest obtainable priecsin C,alifcrnia, less reasonable conIaisason, and will pay for the cattle in Gicbe, h. T., within thirty days after their delivery in Tucson, A. T. Mr, Kellnef will contract for any quantity irola five to five hundred head, and leaves for Cali fornla on the goth of June, to attend to the final arrangements personally.
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 Gen. Sheridan, while tho controvar. sy goes on as to whether he amonnEs to . row of pins as a military mau. establishes his reputation on a lasting baaig by invanting 6 new dish which epigDes arc said to like-a youna plg's tail friend in oil, seasoned with cayenne pepper and trimmed with grated celery, If destiny failed to mako a silk purse out of a sow's ear, General Sheridan deserves credit at feast for finding use for the hitherto. neglected rig 5 tail.st. Lotus Rtppb- lican,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27

We afe requested by Mes8ys. J. Liberman < Co. to inform our readers that both eastern and western rail- road rates have been advanced.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27
Dissolution of copartnorship.

Globe, A. T., Juue 70 1885. Tho copaFineFship hcIetofors existing under tho firm nams of Van WageHva & Watkins ig this day dissolyed by 1latuai consent, J. E. Watkins tO collect all accounts due tla late firm end to pay all iiabilitios.
 C. $. VAN WAGEEEN,
 J, 5. WATKINS.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27
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  MaGliliSt EGllSnith, -----AND---- General Repair Shop -- .-.----r -a

Estimates fuuished for the construction ct the Eaxeless Wind Mills, Tanks Horse Pow. ers, PGlnping Machinery cf all kinds.
 DEALER iu Steam Pipe FltsingS, Pumps. Hose. Hunting end Sporting Goods, Fire Arms and Au.faunition. ieaoa
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27

\ sbpiy Ei1' t GoHSi aEis < ! gFs
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27

Ifyou want good pair ef boots or shoes, go to Schplssi
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27

Singing, irritation, hilamnation, sl Kidj nsg and Urinary cotahiaints, cured ly ''nns chu. Paiba.n Sl ~
 "wates Bngs, Ecaches.s ''Rough oh Rats sieArs them out, also E,asi ties, Ante
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27
The IEope of me Notioni
cntarrh of ths slaader.

Childfen, slow in developineRt,, punys scrapssy and delicate, use "Wsilz Health Re. newer -.s
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27
"Roueh on sefafrh.

Corgects offensipe o,)ota ct once. Ccmpleta care If woist chronic cBaes, also unearaled al gasgle for Diphtksria, Sore Throat, Foul Breath. t0c,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-27

Ask for Weps i:RouEh on Corns, 1ses Quick complete cakS. Hard or soft cosns, warts. burioIis
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1885-07-29
WILL STAY AWAY IN FUTURE.
A Passenger Agent Brutally Mobbed by
Party of Southerners.

A Passenger Agent Brutality Mobbed by
o Party of Southerners.
ATLANTA, Ca. July Ell. L. Milan,
passenger agent Of the East Tennessee, Vir-
ginia & Georgia railroad, went to Water
loo, Laurens county, S. c., to obtain
transportation for six negro women
to Arkansas, where they were to
meet their husbands. Arriving at
the place, one Of the negro women for
whom he had transportation came to him
negroes leaving that section, and, further.
more, that they had threatened to kill the
first negro who attempted to leav. the place.
Later on Mr.. Park, tho depot agent, ad-
viSed him to leave, as the people there had
sworn to kill the first man who at
tempted to persuade the negroes to leave
that country. A few minutes after this
conversation three mon came into the hotel
and called the proprietor into tie yard
In few minutes the proprietor returned
and called Mr.. Milan and told him he had
better so away, and that at once, showing
him out at the back gate, which led into
cotton-feld, which, in turn, led
into a large swamp. He had scarcely
left the hotel when the proprietor
gave a loud yell, which brought tie mob in
pursuit of him. About twenty shots were
fired at him, the mob yelling at the same
time: "Kill him! kill him." Tho mob finally
cams up to him, tied his hands and
beat him = numerically. Aftsr doing
this they made him walk for four hours
alongside their horses through the woods,
and finally left him with the threat that If
ever he came into that portion Of the coun.
try again he would be instantly killed.
After walking through the woods the
greater part of the night, Mr.. Milan
tainted from sheer exhaustion. He was
picked up in the woods by farmer and
driven to the nearest station, whers he
boarded the train for Atlanta. Hs has ar
rived here, and is yet in a serious condition
from his rough treatment
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1885-07-29
A BOSTON MYSTERY.
THE BODY OF A WOMAN FOUND IN
THE RIVER IN SECTIONS.
Investigation Will Probably Reveal q
Horrible Crime-BOnss Sawed Part
Way in Two and Then Broken
Not Yet Identified.

p. BOSTON, July 2L-Thursday the upper
part of the body Of young woman was
found floating in the Charles river, tod up
in sack. The body was taken to the
morgue and an investigation commenced,
when moro startling developments
were at hand. Friday morning while
patrolling the Boston side Of the
river front in row-boat four officers
found suspicious-lookinS bundle floating
along the current just below West Boston
bridge They lifted it into the boat with
some difficulty, and found it to be a sack
made OF Brussels carpet carefully sewed
together and incloSed in a potato bag similar
to that containing the previous discovery.
At first it was beloved that q second body
had been found. The later discovery was
taken to the morgue and closer examina-
ton showed that there was less OF the body
than had been supposed. The med ical
examiners were making an examination
upon the portion first fond. The second
section fitted exactly at the waist with the
other portion, but the body was not yet COM
plete. The lower limbs were missing from
a point about three inches below the hip
joints. The flesh apparently had been cut
clean down to the bones all around with q
large knife, The flesh was but slightly
drawn away from the bone, and this fact
led the medical examiners to believe that
the cutting was done very short time fol-
lowing death. The bono Of the right
thigh was more exposed than that
of the left A glance at the
bones showed that they had been sawed in
two with possibly butchers saw. To the
ordinary observer that was all that would
have been noticed, but to DR.. Harris thers
was something else that gave pointer"
He noticed that the upper edge of the bone
was broken, fragment reaching out over
the edge of the sawed surface. This
was sufficient evidence that the murderers
had sawed partially through and had then
broken the rest of the bone. But this was
not all The broken edge was uppermost
To the doctors it showed that the body was
lying upon the stomach, and that the
murderer had sawed down from the
rear. The cause OF death was plainly
strangulation, and the doctors are con.
fident that more than one person was con-
cerned in the crime The toiy as been
photographed, and plaster casts OF the face
have been taken. 1t will be impossible to
keep tbs remains longer, and they will be
buried Immediately. The missing members
have not yet been found. Tho body has
already been identified as that Of several
different women, and the police have boon
very busy in following the various clews
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1885-07-29
Judge Dickey's Obseuuies.

OTTAWA, His, July PA meeting Of
the citizens Of Ottawa was held Friday to
take appropriate action in reference to the
death of our distinguished citizen and jurist,
Hon. T. L. Dickey. Numerous committees
were appointed and the following pro-
gramme announced: The remains and
funeral party are expected to arrive
here Saturday night by special train
at what time has not been an
nounced. The reception committee and
a guard of honor from Seth C.. Earl post,
Grand Army of the Republic, will escort
the remains to the supreme court, where
they will be laid in state in the courtroom.
The guard of honor will remain in charge
until the funeral on Monday afternoon at
o'clock. The funeral services will take
place at 1.-THE Oaks" tho residence of Mrs.
Gen. Wallace, and the interment will be
made In the family cemetery on "The
Oaks" place, where Gen. Wallace and Col
Dickey's sons are inferred. Notice Of the
time Of the funeral has been sent to the
judiciary and bar Of the state. Mrs. Wal
lace will select the pall-bearers.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1885-07-29

1t is somewhat startling to the read
ers of the School Journal. devoted to
school education, to find in its columns
this paragraph: ''What has made
Thomas Alva Edison what he is-the
greatest living American inventor? Not
the education of the schools. for he has
little; not inherited wealth, for he was
born poor; not friends, for he had as
few as most poor boys: but persistent
thinking on what he saw around him."
And again, in another paragraph:
Better by far the uneducated rough
ness of Lincoln than the educated
emptiness of the dude The School
Journal appears to be dissatisfied with
the results ofpresent educational meth.
dds
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1885-07-29
THE
Chicago,
Milwaukee
e St. Paul
THE
RAILW 4 Y

O"~--A--A--A-< ' - 4
Is the Fast Mail Short Line from
St. Paul and Minneapolis via La
Crosse and Milwaukee 10 Chicago
and all pointsin the Il stern States
and Canada. 1t is the only line
under one management between
st. Paul and Chicago, and is the
Finest Equipped Railway il the
Northwest. 1t is the only line
running Sleeping Cars with lux.
urious smoking rolkk a68i tie
finest Dining Cans in the world.
via the famous River a8anL
Route along the shoraS6f Lake
Pepin and the beautiful MississiIDi
River, to Milwaukee aud CHICAGO.
It's trains connect with those Of
the Northern lines in the Grand
Union Depot at St. Paul. No
Change Of Cars Of any class be-
tween St. Paul and Chicago. For
through tickets, time tables, and
full information, apply 10 any
coupon ticket agent in the North
west. r. Miller, General Man
ager; j. F. Tucker, Asst General
Manager; A Y. III. Carnenter.
Gen'l Pass. Agent; Geo. II. Heaf,
ford, Asst Gen'l Pass. Agent, Hill.
waukee, Wis. W. III. Dixon, Asst
General Passenger Agent, st.
Paul, Mimi.
w. NJ. ROMINE. Ticket Agent,
Morris, Mimi
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1885-07-29
DEATH AND DISASTER.
NEWS BY ELECTRICITY FROM ALL
PARTS OF THE WORLD.
Terrible Ccntiasration at New York.
Forest Fires in New Jersey-Collapse
of n Tenement TIouse-NIishaps
and Fatalities.

New YORK, July 27,-Ths eight story to.
bacco factory of MesSrs Lillienthal, on tho
cornsr of Washington and Barclay streets,
was burned Friday. A number of firemen
mounted the awning directly in front of the
burning building, endeavoring ~ get lad
ders and hose to tho upper stories, when n
violent explos sion tumuled them all into tina
street, and blew whole bricks into
tho windows IF stores across the way.
There were Il, number OF msu iu-
jured by the explosion and fall OF the
awning. Nine-most Of them f1remen-were
taken to the hospital, and it was thought
that there were several other persons hurt
who Were cared for by friends Two Of the
men are dangerously wounded and will
probably die Besides the tobacco manu-
factory large number Of fruit dealers were
burned OUT At midnight the tiremen could
not tell whether all the people who we're in
the building had escaped or not. Some OF
the men had hard tims of getting out,
even before the explosion occurred.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1885-07-29

The cX-C0mmuniS! and cut throat,
Olivier Pain, who is reported to be in
command of the Soudnn rebels at Me-
temneh, went from Paris last year,
openly ayowing his intention of
joining Ell Mahdi's army. '.All Eng
]ishmen in Egypt he said, must share
the fate of Hicks. l hate all law and
order. England is the home of law and
order. Therefore. l hate England.
Vlyc rMahdir'