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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-31
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r Die quite S6littcnbabu iuurbc in leb
I, ter 3eit BON gift mn Sung ouf's 9leus
: erite benutt
5rdulein SilIie S6bnina pom ct
9onis lit bier bel %criunnbten ani Se-
lnf,
SRI 9(nneitn unb Wiarin ;slnetl1,
mel6c ibrcm Sruber, !6crrn Subn
5lueti9 in Stonp oia ciuen 8eIn6 ab=
ltattcten, fcbrten lebtc @pbc micbcr
na6 6nuie suriid
| S6miot'S Supeile crIreut lid elmer
9rpBen 8,licbtheil inter ber8epp1fcrunq
unierer Gc9eub. 2ieiel6c fiefert quite
SanSmufif mb miro hcsbafb beinnbc su
ieoen 8aac enga9irt.
0crr G6r. S2ill Wurbc lcttcn 9ienss
tag 9lbeno anldBli6 icincs Gotten &c
burtstn9es BON Sdnibt'5 Sapelle nit
cinem Stdnb6cn bec6rt. Sie @ratu=
lnnten luurpcn ppm @eburtstnesfiube
nui's 9ihernGIte beipirtbct. gsir 9rutu=I
lircn
6err SacOb 5alapn muB i'll 5Olse |
ciner Itnrfen @rfdltun9 bas Sett bitten.
@ir ipiini6en ba1oigc @eneiung.
2Siele Sinber nnlercr 9tnbbarl6aft
lie9eu on Der sefdbrlideu Sinberfrnnf=
beit, Group, crfrautt baruicber.
5rdulein 9lnna llnplp, reiite leBte
g8o6c nn9 ct. 2onis no JIG lid etGid)e
@tonatc auisubulten 9cbcnft.
Seri6ie6ene jlmsc 9amen mn6tcn
nHt lcbten Spnntu9 i'll Se9leituns Sb=
reg 9allanten Gprrelponbentcn cine per=
sniiete S61ittcnInbrt bur6 Die 0rp
Sill @e9enb, bonn 10. cine Sblitter=
ia6rt, lit 'ipd8 S6bnc2 III Der 5bnt.
,3lpci licbcnbe !6crjcn iperbcn Ii6
otmud9it bic SanO Sum Sunoe reiGcn,
i5cr ipel6es 9liidlidc GreigniB Sbr
5orreIpunocut bnlb 9eri6t crItntten
miro.
Socrr 90. Sbermepetcr lit ppu Der
Sohludlt befallcn ipornen unb beiinbet
i9 in fritil6em 3uitanbe. !ocrr Sr. !
oeitmam bat ben Srdnfen i'll Sebnnb-
ung.
Gas 5bermpmctcr itnnb ludbrcno bcn
ebtcn 3o9cn ibon III Ocri6icocncn
Ralcn nui 20 Grab unicr 9tull, unb
oerhcn hnber mcBrere unierer HchiUrten |
'ebcutenb Qelittcr hnben. 2lub Die !
Rci;cnlnnt lit nidlt gering i'll Niitlei= {
'cnI6ait 9cjp9en pprhcu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-31

Gin neues@erfnbrel, Steiue Su l6nsi=
ben, biirfte leincr iuabrbaft genialen
@inIn9beit 6albcr au6 Ri6tfn6(euteu
intere1ant icin, &ahrcn6 man su BE-
sei6neier Slrbeit hisber 9lGttc Stabl=
bldttcr 6enilste, Die inter 3uIiibruug
ppn Sunb bin uub fer 9eSo9en ipcroeu,
bcoicut man ii0 bel Dem neucu Ser
fabren cines cublpleu Srabtleiles. bus
aus nrei 9rGhten iulamuen9eipunbeu
lit NIB itbcr Siuei 9iuueu lGuft. Sober
Der brci Grabte bot nltu n6er ni6t Den
ii6li6eu ruubcu, ioubcrn eiuen picredi=
gen GuerI6nitt, 10 naB in 5ol9e Der
@inpuu9 int Sell unnttcrbrohen I9uei=
benbe &antcn 9egeu Den oulieeenocn
Steiu 9efiibrt iueroeu nb bel beul
l6ucl!en llmlaui bcs Settles, trusbenI
eahel6e uid)t einmal itrafff seipannt lit,
cine iiberrnl6eube Sfneibipirfun9 er=
;ielt iuirb. 2Seuigc 5ropfeu 2GiIer.
Die ppu 3eit Su 3eit auf Die Steae. ruo
Iib bas Orabtleil in Den Stein grdbt,
nieberIallsn, 5elpirten cine gettiiaenhe
S6mierurs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-31
NOR TGAGE SALE.

Whereas Nicolaus Heimes and Kate
Heimes, his wife, by their certain mort,
gage deed dated the eighth day of January
1880, and recorded In the Recorders office
of GascOnade county, State of Missouri, in
Book No. D., page 1872, did convey to the
undersigned, Henry Block, the following
described real estate, situated in the coun-
ty of GascOnade and State of Missouri,
to-wit:
The north half of the south east quarter
of section twenty, and the south east quar-
ter of the north east quarter and the south
half of south west quarter of the north east
quarter described as follows: Begin at
the south west corner of south wet quar-
ter of north east quarter, thence east
twelve yards, thence north 2j3 yards.
thence east :30S yards, thence south .33
yards, thence west 20S yards to the place
of beginning, all in section twenty, town
ship forty.four, range five west, containing
i40 acres more or less.
Which said conveyance was made iu trust to-
secure the payment of n certain prOmissOry note
with interest therein described; and where's de-
fault hasbeen made in the payment of said note
and the interest Clue thereon, secured by said
mortgage deed: Now, therefore. 10y virtue Of tie
provision, of said mortgage deed, and in pur-
suance of the power In me vested by the same,
I, the undersigned mortgagee, will on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2Gth, 1855.
between the hours nf nine o clock in the fore
noon and three O'clock in the afternoon OF that
day, proceed to sell ihe property herein above
10 the highest bidder, At the Court House door,
in the tow Of Hermann, in said county OF Gas
conade and state of Missouri, for the purpose OF
satisfying said note and interest thereon.
HENRY BLOCK,
Mortgagee.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-31

@cneral Ntarmabufe, wel6er upr
leiner EMANCIPATION ols @uuperncur
BON MiIiouri bic 9tn6abmun9 ISeffer-
ion'i6er GinTadbcit i'm Grccutiucz zNmte
periproden battc, Dnt iid lOfort had
ieinem 9(mtson.ritt eiuen anmmtroiez
ner en9a9irt 9urab erbebcn MN einiee
8ldtter @eidrei. Sic iuiiien nidt, bnB
Rnrmabufe oft ieGr uiel trinft uno Der
Summerbicner bios bnfir Su iOrgen
buben iuirb, baB ,,Se. @rceQen;" nidt
nit Den Stiefeln in's 8ctt ge6t.-,,M1.
!6crolb."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-31

2ros Der Yrpbibitinn fu1mt Der
@ciltbau i'll Sunios aGnldlig cmpor.
es limb jcst bnielblt 4421 9(cre 9anb
nit Rebcn bepflnnit. 7ic Grauben
finoen jpnr big jest meiit fir Den 5iIfjz
9ebran6 8eruenOun9, aber trobbem
ipuroen i'm per9nn9enen Sabre bercits
$1,000 @allonen @ein prooucirt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-31
3u Ocrfnufeu.

Sns nreiitDdi9c @ebduoe ucldes BON
Der Nto 6ruit Cooperating @p. benust
iuirb Imo ebeniallS bos g9pbnbaus bes
llnterici6ncten, nebit benz @rpcerie
Stpre. su nnne6mbarcn 8eoinauneen
SIT pcrfnufcn. @tnn iucnbe ii6 an
Gn9cn Nniie,
SOermann, Mp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-31

Have tried TongaIine iii tfhe~case
of Young lady who was suffering
with an acute attack of rheumatic
fever; after using four ounces of
Tongaline she recovered. / believe
Tongaline merits all that has been
said in its favor. B. a Guvtou. Sr.,
NJ. d., Sioux CITY, Iowa.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-31

Gin trduri9cs @nbc fat Die sSrnu pon
Nu9uit Sidbuff i'll Galmprn, q. 9. &C
Tunpen. 9id6pff lunr crit lcbtcn 9tu=
quit aus Scuti6lano ciu9clunnbert mb
lieB bnun riuc 5amilic nn6fummcn.
5ruu 9id5ufi iplltc neuli9 9(bcnHS bel
ibrcm @ntten cintreffen, iubr ober aus
@crieben bis nab WarceoDn. 9lls lie
bort ibreu Wfann nidt ioub uuo lauter
6rembc an SaGubpI uor iid lab, iueG-
deu lie ii6 nid)t cirmnf pcrltdrhlid,
ma6eu fpnnte, iuurbc iic. luie cs iGeiut
uno Iduitt iid] md6renb Scr
9tudt im @urtelanf, iuU. lie iiseu &C.
blie6cn mar, ben 0als a6. un9oem Iie
auupr i6r Siuo ami bicielbc g8ciie &C
t0btet bate 9lGent 9lul6einc uad bate
bas Geriount res 3uses. nit bem lie
eintrof, perseiier, Die israu lit 4nlmpra
abjulcsen, itno 10 imbirett i6ren 1Oo
uerlduloet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-31

Die ,,9letna 9ife SnIurance Comp"
uon 9artfOrb. CONT, ipifelt i6re Gez
i6dfte iii 0tiiionri nb unb min in 3u=
funft feine4olicen mebr iii bieIemStuote
@ur einiser 3c;t bnt ou6
Die u9tOrtbweltcrn suiurance Comp"
BON Wtilwnufee ibre ct. Coulter 9(oen=
tur ein9cben laiieu unb, tpie mnn hort,
Iuerben nod anoere SciIpiele fpl9cn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-31

Die 8eiud)cr Der 9telp Srlennier
Iusitelun9 Geben Den 8eluo9nern iencr
Stabt bnB 3eggniB, bnB bielel6en bas
S6r6pfen Der @elbbcutel au@ Dem ~"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-31

gs lit fir jcben 9cutI6en, Der ieine
N1utteriprn6e ifdst, ppn @i6tigteit,
bnB oeuti6e S1itun9en in iebem beut-
ideu 6nule leicn, unb Ia Sober cin
beionberes Snterefe on ben 9Ocal6lntt
bat, oa3 ibm BON ieinen ndditen Se=
fannten rmb Srellnben erSdblt, 10 er=
iu6eu ipir uuiere 5reunbe bel alien
Sol6en. lpel6e oas ,&pltsblatt" mod
nidt baben. fitr beiien 9Iusbreituna
tbGtig Su lein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-31

SenatUr @bmrubs bnt nm SumItae
int Sunbesieltat einc 8ia cin9ereicbt,
se9en Die 9tmferti9un9, Den @erfGuf
unb 8efOrberrn9 pun 9pnnmit Su per=
bre6eriiden 3pede ciuc 7splgc Der G:r=
plpiipren III Qpnbun.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-31
$500 SelObnutl0

Eh i6 in esn eracn gSp6sn teS 5struar
mrine s0ir'bf6aft in pas Fisher prn Sbtpber
Strsnsr ttnuste 9otaI strlsssn perhe, unb
itt Uiini6e, bae bislrs QrfaI tinsn prpuI1reu
Ramru crbGIt 70 frse i'd rine 9,rGaiie TN Se-
trdgs ron $500 Saar aus fir Dsnjsnistn,
ter Zen sscisurtifer Ramrn fir bdsIsItt Srr-
fGIdst. Die Srrf5IGge Fnb nit llntrrti&s
nnna bss ppasn Namrns in SrrI6Ip1snsm
ecurrrt an Srrru Gbas Suned a tsusettn
unt prrbcu fitieltrn am gr6fnungefase rpa
eincm greisribter-gpmitr brItrbeno aus ben
sRit9Iirerrn Der arOltrI Sanh, ssSTnt. uue
Der prris Ornlirnissn ;uerfannt, rrr mad an.l
f@t hes Grmites ris 9ecisnetAe Ssnenuuns
mtinss nrurn gcfals "rritIaat lin satIrtits
Sepsrhuns sriubt
,Sobn u. @Ohlep.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-31
leiben oScr gSaaren auf Grebit perfau

lei9en oScr @aaren nuf GreEit perfau.
fen.
! Ter 9lrbeiter beoarf Ieines 2ohnes
ilnbcoin9t su icinem 2ebensunter1alt /;
bie Gelese eincs frcien unS nufsefldrten
Stantes iollten i'm 9escu cine ipilIfiir=
lide @onfisfatirn bcs iaucr crluurberen
Sobnes l6uben; unb ba6 cine iol9e
nto9li6 lit, barau iino blps Die 9(rbciter
ielbIt i6nlb. s9eun iie iOl9e sSer=
treter III Die geleb9ebenbcu a0rper
ld1lden, BON hcuen iie iuiiier, bab iie fir
bic 8ere6ti9feit einiteben fuerbelr. uno
pcnn lie Die SenIiibunsen lol6er Ser
tretcr bur6 3ctitipnelr, 9luffprberuugen
an lire be5ii9lid5en &eprdIentanter, II.
!. ~. unterltiibcn mcroen, nnltntt iif)
INNER 9lci69iltig 6u perbalten. unb
bios bOdItens auf hcr Sicrbnnf iibcr
lln9ere6ti9feit 5u Drummer, hnnn finn
uno miro uieles 6ciicr iuerbcn. IN Den
StGoten cntI6eiben bel ben @nblen Die |
9lrbeitcr, aui Dem 9anrc Die 5armcr:
Wer ut S6ulO bnran, ipenn 9e9islnz
turen ni6t 9cnci9t iinb, I6rcicnbem llr=
re6t abjubelfen uno Dem ohenbaren
8e6te bSs nrbeitenben &ulfes our6
flare nnb einfa6e 9eIese bei5uItcbcn?
Sa3 nrbeitenne 9SDlf ielbn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-31
Assiunee's Notice.

Notice is hereby given t. all tue credi-
tors of Theodore Rergner of Hermann
Missouri, that ! will on Thursday, the 18th
day of February, a. D. 1885 and two con-
secutive days thereafter in the Probate
Court Room at the Court House in the
town of Hermann and county of Gasconade
proceed publicly To adjust and allow de-
rnands against the estate and effects assign
ed to me by Theodore Bergner for the
Benefit of creditors.
LYON Z. ROBYN,
Assignee of Theodore Bergner,
Hermann, Mo-, Dec. 81 1854.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-31

llniere Staats= =@elesseber baben big
jebt lebi9lid nod nidts setbou Sm
Senate iuurbe nod feline eiuSise Reiplu=
tiur nnaenommen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-31
8oti; nu Sramnttuein brenner.

Der llnter;si&urtr III ifst tertit fur 5ruti
brautrrintrenner ale nStbisrn yapiere dus-
suTertisen, icprhl mic audb bic mpnatIiten
Serthtc an has SrIanblfeuer Dspartement in
SDrsel4rirbentr 6Crm ;u erlfatten. Sl@tunss-
nou SuIius Mueller
SehenilidtGr Yctir.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-31

9lu3 benz Seri6te pes Stnnts 9tubi=
tors gSalfer, iuel6en er 9eitern Der Sc
9islatur unterbreitetc, lit erii9tli6, DAB
oas 9eiummte Iteuerbare Serm69en bic
les Staates ii6 auf $G83,S16,414 be
lGuit, bon iuelder Summe $4OG,i i3O,=
663 uuf @runbeigcnthum fommen. Sic
@1rtbIddbung bcs Gigcntbum5 Der 81.
ienbaDnzS Sele9rapDelt= rnb Sriidcn-G Gpm=
pa9iien belGuit ii6 nui 16,99S,645,
ipelGcs Die GeiarmtIumme Tiir Steucrz
5iuefe fir bns Sa6r 1884 nuf 1925,
1925 fcititelltc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-31

Die glusgaben fir Die lluterbdltllng
Der Snfniien bes Stnats 3uhtDnuIes
betrusen ieit Gr6ffung beIielben i'll 1886
$2,3S1 1,O52.72 Seit ben lebten n6t
Sahren bctrI9en Die Mebraus9nben ais
ginnabmen nicIesS SnItituts $631 ,122.7O
bic 3nbl Der StrdIlin9e 6ctrng AM CT.
iten Snnunr 1885, 1,54O.
Der @elnnlmtbetra9 Ocs gnnjcn
S6ulionocs biclcs Stantes lit $780,
sO5.s9, lmo bic 2Sntcreiien ipclde ppn
bieier Sumne criiclt, iuerbcn aus
i9lieBli6 Sur llntcrbaltun9 Der Oiient-
li6eu Sdlulen ucrluanht.
Die 8elammtiummcn, lpelhe Die
@irtbc bieies Stnntes uur fiir Stnatsz
mn County 2icen5en entri6tcten, bc-
lieIen nit 6cm am II. Suli enbenben
8ednunssjobre ii6 uui s1,175,1+3.OS-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-31
Gmpieblnna.

9ta9ocm i6 nuf ucri1icncncn 6rieo
9DIcn int 9anbe Die pcri6iebencu Mar=
moriteine lmtcrlu6t uub 9eIrlnben babe,
baB oieiclbcH irmcrhnl6 20 bis p Sab=
rcn id)ipars iucyacn unb pcrbr6feln,
babe if bel 0errn ii. i. !0nienritter
tin ,,gSbitc 0rpnie Scnfmal" fiir bds
@rnb mcincr pcrItorbcncn 5rau heItcllt
0oiielbe 1T 5u nlciucr pplltpmncncn
3ufricoeubcit ous9cfnllcn. Scionbcrs
lit es binli6tli6 Der SdGric uub 9eUt
li6feit Der SnI6riften ipiupbl ais Der
6i9uren. luic nud in Der Billi9teit bcS
3rciics, jcbcm anbtrcn Gr;Cu9nllie bic
lcr 9(rt iueit pur;uSiebcn Sd fann
nlip bic ,,g9bitc SrouSc-0 0cufmdler"
Seoem, Der Die @rdbcr icincr bnbimgc
i6ieoencn 9ieben nit cinem oauerGaI=
ten mo su9leid i66uen 2enfmale III
Siercn iriiuidlt, uur ollerbeiten5 cmoieb-
len.
Rcp. .. 0tpl lenbcd,
8oeaer'S Stpre, Slaoe 60, Mp
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-31

9lbpnnirt auf bas rSermanncr &ulfs-
blatt," Die bette 3eitlirg i'll @nscpnnbe
9puntp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-31

Senator SpIt, Der Die ablheuli6e
8iQ i'm SinatsIeltatc cinrei6tc, lpelbt
beitimmt, baB Mdnncr, 5rauen unb
ainoer Die iue9en irgenb zines Ser
9eGens sur @iniperrlrn9 in Die Gountp
Sail perurtbcilt iuurhcn, pbcr bie Der
Sail ilberiUielen wor0en lino, neil lie
cine ibnen auIcrlegte @elofraic ni6t
entri6ter frnnten, fir bic Saucr Der
Straf5eit 0ifentli6 all Den MeiItbieten,
ben ,Oerfnuft" iperbcn lpllen, bat bur6
Ginrei6un9 bicies i'll Die 3eit oe* @fit,
teinlters 9cb6renbcn @elesuprI6lages
9ciuiB feine 9rpBen 2prbecren gcern0tet.
Der Ntilwaufec Banner uno 8plfsz
freunb" giebt Dem Stnat&mnnn( p Tol= !
genocn fleiner &ippenitoB:
6alls equator apit im 0iiIIOuricr
Senatc ein Gcut'ber lit, 10 I6dmen iuir |
ms berSli6 Der 2anbsmmlni6nIt; cs
ntiiBte bonn lein, bnB beluieIcu iucroen
tbunte, CT lei perriidt. 2(nno 1885
uOr6ui6lu9cn, III 9uft sc6oltcne Snbi=
uibuen pun 6e6t5we9en ais ,,tempprdre
Sclnocn" 5u eincm geiuiiien 8ctrnge
per Sag be6ufs 9(usniitur9 tbrcr ,,9tr= |
belt" auf Sluctiun Su ucrmictbcn, iibcr-
Itei9t alle @rcu5en, ilmer6alb bcrcn ii6 |
Ielblt Gin ppIfscripd6lter ,.scndtur" be. !
pc9cn barf. @eiu06nlid)e 9l6tung fiir
uniere 9cIer ucr6ietet lms, Serrn 9oIt |
10 rcdt uuicrc Nteinung i'll @Graien 5u
Iagen, lpie lie cit Mnun bon ieincr
Sddbcloife pcritebcu iuiirbc, 9c90rtcn
mir iebpd ju ieinsr oGonititucncn," 10
uiiroen mir ibnr bel ieiner 8udfe6r ppn
SefferiOn Gitn cine flcinc llc6crraidluna /
6crcitcn
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1885-04-30
BORE4S ON Il BENDER.
4 Storm, That as Feared to Haze Been DiSas-
frO,ts i'm It's Results.

4 Storm That as Feared to Haze Been DtSGS-
trOus ia It's Results.
A Mexia (Texas) special says: Prairie
Grove neighborhood eight miles south OF
Mexia, was visited by a severe cyclone, caus-
ing serious results to life and property.
two-story school house, in which were about
fifty children, was blown down and torn to
pieces, killing one and wounding several.
Several residences and stores were demolished.
Larkin Gentrv's house some distance from the
village was wrecked, and himself, wife and
child killed. Other serious results are proba-
BILE, as the country is thickly settled In the
direction which the storm took.
The Wichita road is badly washed. freight
train on the latter road went through bridge
at Clear Water, and Frank McDaniels, engi-
neer, was drowned. The fireman and brake
man also went down with the train, but they
caught in a tree and were rescued. At the
latest accounts the water was subsiding butt
was still very high and it will take several days
for it to run off. Advices from kingman con-
firm the previous reports of the flood there
Great damage was done to business property
in town and ten lives are reported lost. Traf-
tic on the Wichita Il Western railroad between
Wichita and Kingman is suspended and
the bridges on this road and the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe at Cheney, Belle Plaine
and Clear Water are washed away. Other dis
patches state the storm extended into western
Missouri, and that many streams there over
flowed their banks, and that much property
has been DESTROYED, and that the railroads
traversing that section have been washed away
in places, and traffic is greatly interrupted.
Advices also come from northern Texas noting
very heavy rainfall, extending over large
section of country, embracing Dcnnison, Abb
lene, Fort Worth, Dallas, and other places. At
GAINESVILLE, the Pecan and Elm creeks over
flowed their banks, and besides washing away
much property, several lives are reported lost:
Women and children chung to the branches OF
trees for hours before they were res
| cued, Several streets in Dallas were deluged
with water, and high wind damaged num-
her of houses. The Red river is very high and
| at last accounts was rising very rapidly, and
fears of great damage along its banks was APP
| yrabaD6n1
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1885-04-30
CRIMINAL.

William Jone', workman, brutally MUIR
dered Mrs. Alexander Kinney at Stony Hill,
lonely place on the Second Orange mountain,
about four miles from Plainfield, N. j., and
then committed suicide.
City Marshal Steele, of Clarksdale, Miss,
tried to arrest John House, a drunken brake
man, the other day. House drew six
shooter and opened fire. Steele returned the
shots. After emptying his pistol House
sought refuge behind box. The city mar
shall fired his last shot just as House was get
ting behind his barricade and the latter fell
dead.
Near Forney, Texas, two strange negroes
with drawn pistols entered the caboose of
freight train on the Texas and Pacific road.
A brakeman named B. S. Cloud. who was for
tunately armed, opened fire. The negroes
jumped Off and the train FASTENED to Forney
station. An alarm was given and posse
started in pursuit of the negroes, who were
soon captured.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1885-04-30
ON THE ISTHMUS.
4 Large Force Of United States Marines on
DLtty.

Large Force Of United States Marines on
Duty.
A dispatch from Panama, via Galveston,
April 21st says: The arrival OF the steamer
"Acapulco' places very strong force OF
American marines and sailors on the isthmus'
1t was expected that the landing of this force
woull cause much irritation, and this was
true. More feeling, however, was displayed
by the French than the Colombians. The lat
ter understood the cause of the proceeding
better than the former. All opposition 1s
now ended. Captain Reds company furnish
es guard to trains on the Panama raj road,
making six trips daily with armored cars.
The men are now comfortable at their bar
racks At Matchn, Captain Huntington.
with 80 men and battery of three guns has
suppressed the trouble and yielded good SER
vice to the interests of the place.
The peace commission from Panama reach
ed Buena Ventura on Friday. Their mission
was ignored and the canal launch conveying
the members Of the commission captured
The war ship BOvaca is towing an Englsh
hulk and the Italian bark Geneva. with one
thousand men on board. who will attack A IL
pura at Panama. The revolutionary leader
that their presence is an invasion of one SOW.
eregn state by another and is not national
effort to enforce authority. The troops are
repOrted to be embarking at Buena entura
for this place. Serious trouble is expected,
and it is believed it can only be avoided Dy
foreign intervention. The canal work is him
dsred, business is being destroyed and tile IN
habitants are in continual state of alarm
Many families are leaving the city.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1885-04-30
FOREIGN NOTES.

Dispatches from Cabul state that the ameer
of Afghanistan has reiterated the statement
that he is competent to defend Herat against
the Russians without the aid of the English.
The Armstrong works at Newcastle having
received an order from Russia for a large
quantity of war material declined to fill it
and has given notice to the British admiralty
of the nature of the order.
The Duchess of Edinburg, daughter of the
car, is greatly distressed at the strained re-
lations existing between Russia and England.
She is prepared 10 start, if necessary, in few
hours for Cobourg, where she. will reside in
the event of war.
A telegram from Alexandria to the En-
change Telegraph company states that the
French consul general has informed the khe'
dive and Nubar Pasha, Egyptian foreign min
lister, of his instructions to suspend official
relations with the government of Egypt. The
same telegram also states that the consul
general has left Cairo for Alexan dria TO en-.
bark for Europe.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1885-04-30
LONDON AGAIN SH.fKEN UP

The admiralty building The Scene of u De-
structure ErptOsiOn- Theories Regarding
the Same.
London dispatch: This morning an explo-
sion occurred in the basement of the admiralty
building. The building was badly damaged,
and many persons injured, among whom are
the head officials of the departments. Edwin
Swanson, assistant secretary and principal
clerk, received a severe scalp wound. 1t is re-
garded as certain that gun cotton or dynamite
was the cause OF the cxplC sion. Mr.. Swain
sons room was completely wrecked, and the
adjacent corridors badly damaged A critical
examination into the cause is III progress No
one has been arrested, nor any on: detained
on suspicion. No clue Of any kind has Yet
been obtained. Swanson gives as his
opinion, that the explosive was thrown
into the room through window. His
room was on the ground floor and i'm
mediatcly back Of the admiralty Office.
The staircase leading to the board room in the
southwest corner of the building was dcmpE
ished. The iron railing of the staircase was
wrenched from its fastenings, and windows
within fifty yards OF the place where the eX-
plOsiOn occurred were broken.
1t is said two men were noticed recOnnOitcr-
ing. They were seen to enter the garden in
front of Swainson's Office this morning. One
of them carried a tin can which he placed in q
IeCcSS III Tic pdSSiptNdl u Tue OllICcH-
The men attracted little attention, as survey
Ors and a number of wOrkmen had been at
work on the ground for some time. Two Off
Gals, however, took particular notice Of these
men, and claim they can identify them i'll
crowd. Detectives are working up their cases.
Swanson, who is now known to be the only
person injured, was taken to the hospital. No
fears are entertained of his death.
The cabinet was Immediately informed by
telegraph of the explosion and facts connect
ed herewith ascrrtainable. At first it was
supposed the explosion was caused by dyna-
mite, and was the outcome OF plot Matched
by either dynamiters or nihilists for the pur-
pose of hamDering war preparations BY the
government. An inspector, after a cursory
examination, expressed doubt as TO whether
the explosion was caused By gas, gunpowder
or dynamite.
The police now think that the explosion was
the result of private malice, as Swanson was
greatly dislked by several employees of the
office, and it is thought that the outrage was
the work of employees, for no stranger could
pass the janitOr without documents showing
he had business with some OF the heads of III;
departments.