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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29
nRORrANT POuSTA

IMPORTANT FONTS
Ed PARkn found . 4l0o drat Tues
day.
Prov shoes At all prices to suit al
1t the Golden Eagle.
HEADQUARTERS for al kinds ofstylisl
millinery 1t Ms. McBride's.
LAwYERs and preachers are quit
thick on our streets this week.
ALL ex-so!dien are invited to marci
with tae post on memorial day.
IT isrumored that Charley Brown
Of Kansas, wa married this week.
Gas MILLER of Kearney, was thu
guest of Attorney Richards this week
JH RExsBERG has returned from
Kansas, where he went to consult ar
aurist.
OSE Of our lumber firms, We under
stand, will start . lumber yard at In
avale soon.
S. D. MAXWELL, . gentlemen from
Iowa, is in the city. looking up . busi-
ness location.
BRIGGS 4 HUMNELL will commence
the erection Of . two story dwelling
for Peter Conover in . few days.
DR DAMERELL has been r~usticating
ut Grand Island, this week, in atten-
dence upon the state Medical 1850
citation.
PRoF. VIVIAN, . noted ventriloquist
and skilled magician will give an en-.
tertainment at the rink this friday
evening.
IT might be we'll for some Of the boys
to be careful about disturbing meetings
| F~orbearance will cease to be . virtue
| after . season.
The NJ e church has new street
lamp in trent of the main entrance TO
guide the strngers within its walls.
1t was . donation gathered up by Char.
ley Dow.
A VERY heavy rain fell on Tuesday
night. II flooded the streets and dur.
ing the night filed the cellar just COM
pleted for c Wieners new brick, with
az or eight inches Of water.
The Guide Rock folks are solid for
the county bonds. THE CHIEF believes
that . vote for the bonds is , vote for
economy in county finances. and
should bv ell means be carried.
THE Rev. H. McMeekin will deliver
q lecture next Sunday evening, at the
Presbyterian Church on The Spirit of
Philanthropy as illustrated by Chinese
Gordon" All are invited 70 attend.
RUFUS MIKsCH house caught on fire
last Friday morning. and bsdit lot been
for the timely aid the dwelling would
have been consumed. Rufus returns
his thanks to those who helped "a We
his house.
PATTERNS at Mrs McBride's.
The following legal lights OF Has
tings. Attorney General Dillworth. H
w COle.R A Batty, I'D Hayes, J NJ
Raglan and Mr. Cessna, were in Red
Cloud and expanded Blackstone. ETC.,
to the district court.
CORsETs and hoops at Mrs McBride's
To RELIEVE the anxiety ofhis friends
C Wiener informs THE CHIEF that the
water IN the cellar north of the First
National Bank will be taken out just
soon as 1T leaks Through TO
China. DR. Denney will notify the
of Red Cloud by cable.
Mrs McBRIDE's for hats.
A DISTINGUISHED citizen of Nebraska
will visit Red Cloud Monday. We
refer to Rev DR. Worthington. Episco-
pal bishop of the diocese of Nebraska,
who lately succeeded the lamented
Bishop Worthington will
conduct services in Ora ce church next
Monday evening. to which the public
are invited. During his brief stay here,
he will be the guest of Ex-Gov CARRIER
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29
Rko CLOUD PrLPn.

Synopsis Of sermon By Rev. Geo. n.
Brown. sunday. Nay -. Topic. Ad-
dision.
Tsxr: Add 70 your aAlsh virtue, an4
10 virtue. knowledge. md Peter. Is.
To solve the great problem Of lie ~
TO the here and the hereafter, the re-
hgious principle within us II ever Is
work. Untutoscd tribe Of earth ses
in forms Of life around them, m shs
regularity 81 natures laws, In the shin
ing stars above their hsads, . creative
and . preserving power, that they arc
ever trying, through reason 70 compee-
bend. end here u the ans lAw Of idola.
1v.
II II ohcn said that there h no ~
on In idol wonhip. take this 70 b
wrong. Rather would I believe that Il
v . demonstration Of the highest pnn-
ciple OF resson. Only mind inislli-
eence can reason, In spiritual calculs-
too, from cause 70 effect in . way "a
bold action % . line that deeosminas 8
result The Hindo0 mother 0ssss
the highest form Of rsasoo In The ascs,s
ice Of her child 20 The sacrsd souQ.
for she u ssskisg 70 satisfy the casyinf
Of . religious nature. The sce -
grasping fos light beyond the regtoae
Of morality.
America ~ no mystery until im-
~aEinasions pictured land ssvhess thar
the old county. Il was Q vesitsbls
mystery when ses gulls sod gresn
twir we're esn by The lookoos On the
voyaGers vessel. In much q Cot
I~ngenolrs ~blasphsmy" imaginasion:is
allowed 70 ignore fAct and pYo6ound
questions already answered IN The
kcts, ignored. He questions shH fsce
Of recorded miracles and Asks hoe ca
you establish . miracle When ths W.T.
nensss have ben - long deoAS &c,
Answer. The sAms way thas ve e.
tablish thes Augustus Cuas oaos 81
upon ths Roman throne, In IL 49,
ssucs Of vitnGso long dad. by 81.
toey. Raith may exist On The svidsues
q he senen. and is nay - s1escisssS
tn sealms beyond The power of uasou.
II one says kill The body and 10 shrss
days ] Win niss ie up senin, ed sho
thing = done. ~ may believe ~ cas
have . home 10 glory ca 6e 0eaiaat
bitsy a he visoss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29
MAJ Mmns

o. 01oAsy morning, Nov. u. laslr
AloosD D0sSey Ia NJ ho0o q o..
b Sos The puyposs q huseiag q sks
hk0 nossk oftAs city. r. - -
sssn ssas ~ hhs - ~ 00s dr.
= - - - GoOpa0y q Q 80
vhose nA0o = - kno9n, ~ No.
dooipdos win - bumd Esles.
1hs 0:aepenraaco a DosDsy has
diss.asd 10 Nese4s snl iyssnds
UsaGly end Il b easnsasly 10isoa shae
any oue having seea hin ~ 6 opco
commuicnss De h0 % John ~ Due.
~. Ills. 1seh =, Onakn. -. Arr
pesskn having soon tho uahsouu -
q ehe dDesipe3co heeoW vS1 plmsU
oaks - 10 koUvn, . Osuss16
vhessabsu1D ny - tsaso1 shsuugh
lin.
Aionss Dussy ysas,o a -
- Or tneAa = h6h4 49, llW
pounds n voi9A4 = 49, hnnk
sneoeh Gns tszcspe 0aa 10y g
hghs 0nslAchsb Eg&ssukuDhafs. -
hne ey0y s1ahw 1hsW Doufb -
thick 6Wt WesA W. - -.o
tighs 1AGing dask oak 60 NJ 80
eGuEe end IN eaish, . dask oosoab
cap. - 6khs blus pan1B Nh asipos
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

We have . fev thousand nod hrsek
iuDt burnod. HAaki0 vishine a. 49,
caIl oooa. WI tEmov
Noun err barn, fsnce, and roof
paints ere IL bet and cheaneuf n
0he market Henry Coog keeps 1hem.
Always . fh1 sock.
A. 81. XXLxY = closing ouka HI ~
ment and beys mmnef enoae "a ~
tAan o. Doa'tnio he hasRains @.
A. KvlH - job 1t e hooe, ara
|Ghoo ~ - Z o1osine o. q - q
. yoa uant eny eleGhfne en- q =
III - d0ine - y
oeoh6nge . eosele en So
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

A SOLID FACT Il seems that dur
ing the past Few months the veathe,
IN Nebraska has been Of such charscfe,
that the Oldest inhabitants" have
been unable % come forth with . sear
con that could compare With the pas,
weather. Still tho SfteeIng b~usineoer
Continues . every one can testify vho
. . lover of the delicious ice cream
that i made By II T Coval he n
Home BAkery.s
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

500 p N on Thursday evening the
Temperance mas meeting va eheld
and addresses were made By Dr. J G
Walker and J Z Max6eid- After sing.
ing "Hold the Fort the benedictiou
wss pronounced By J < IAx6eld.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

ON June ., } ~ MCNSuGutO0, Hf3O0
chancellor Of the Knights Of Pythias
of Nebraska, will meet With Calanthe
Lodge in this city. The members Of
the lodge will give the Grand Chancel-
lor 4 banquet and general good time
win b INDUCED in. An Knights are
expected and urged 70 b present q
their castle han promptly On the even
ing Of the 4th. Do not forget l.
THERE ID no reason whatever WV
Red Cloud could not have . canning
factory If the business men wuuld
make the proper effort The Beatrice
canning factory i grand success and
this season Raymond Bros, of Lincoln.
have contracted with that houps Abr
10000 cans. We have al the fhciifsao
that Beatrice has. and Tn Cnm -
lievss that . stock oonpany Or : mi
vate individual could makea fhoinrv
pay . bg Pr cent. H. ~ o. -
hb6ihsd = Red ClsnA
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-07-24
FROM THE CAPITAL

THE Secretary of the Navy has Issued
"a order granting the employees of the
Navy Department thirty days leave of
absence, with pay, during year when
their services can be spared witt out in
reference with public business.
The claim of the Central Pacific
Railway company against the United
States for the earnings of the govern
ment service upon non-subSidized lines
leased by it, was before Second Comp
troller Maynard. The comptroller re-
served his decision.
THE Belgian government has extend
ed an invitation to this government to
send delegates to the International Con-
gress of Botany and Horticulture at
Antwerp, August 10Th and 10th. The
invitation has been referred to the COM
missioner of agriculture.
Mr.. CHARLES JONAS. of Racine, who
was appointed Consul to Prague, has
had conference with Secretary Bay
ard in regard to the objections raised
by the Austrian government to his ap-
pointment. Mr.. Bayard assured him
the opposition was not on personal bat
on political grounds. His name will be
withdrawn ana another place given
him.
JUDGE MAYNABT yecond comptroller
of the treasury, ha! rendered decision
that naval officers who travel at gov
crnment expense are not entitled to
mileage, and that mileage is allowable
only when they travel at their own ex-
pensP. TAis is a reversal of a former
decision of the accounting officers and
will result in saving to the govern
ment of several hundred thousand dol
lars.
THE Postmaster General has issued a
circular letter to pecters, postmas-
tens, and other postal officials stating
that thc re is reason to suppose the PEN
atty envelopes prepared and issued to
the executive department fer the free
transmission of official matter in the
mails are frequently misused. Atten-
ton is called to the provisions of the
law bearing on the subject, and post
Office officials are directed to report
promptly 10 the department all cases
to their knowledge wherein it is violat-
cd
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-07-24
CHICAGO Market

CHICAGO, July 2l-Flour-DulI and easy Win
ter wheat, 4509525; southern, 45o15OO; Wis
cousin and Michigan wheat less active and unset
tied; yesterdays advance partly lost; opened
Ss99Sc lower, quickly strengthened, weakened
again, declining NC from outside and closed sac
under yesterday; SSl3 for seller cash; ssh for
seller July; S9S4G1S05s for seller August; G2Q92I
for seller September; No > red, 94694t3. Corn
Fairly active; opened weaker; rallied, declined
1c, and closed Ac under yesterday; 46146469s
for seller cash; 469s046aI for seller July; $3.50
itl3 for seller August; 4614 for seller September
Oats-Dull and slow; July ranged ssc higher
carly and closed 4G$sc snder yesterday; other
deliveries lsc lower; 3l34 for seller cash; 3iss1
siil for seller July 26l6 for seller August; 25lS
for seller September. Rye-Steady at ssh. Bar
iey-Nominal. rsothy- Steady; prime, 1.55
Flax seed-Easy; No. l, 126 Pork Moderately
active easy; declined gradually 159l7Iac, and
closed steady at 1oso91o35 for seller cash; 10 80
for seller July; 1o32la0l035 for seller August;
l04O0l0,I2l@ for seller September Lard-Fairly
active but easy; declined 2lsG5c, and closed
steady at 6.65l.@6.65 for seller cash and July;
6,67l416,7o for seller August; 5I677ls for sell
Ter September. Shoulders-39OG4OO: short clear.
| 59oG6oo; short ribs, 5.5714Is,6o Whiskey-
Steady. At lis.
| CHICAGO, July 81 The Drovers' Journal re-
/ ports: Csttle-Receipts G,oOo; firmer; shipping
steers, +75G605; stockers and feeders, s. 1Oa14 40
cows, bnlls and mixed, s.a5G4qo. Hogs-Re-
ceirts, 1900; steady and unchanged; rough and
mixed, 4.20G445; packing and shipping, "a:
| 946O skips Ss514sO. sheep-Receipts, 14oo;
steady; natives, ; 2oo149o; lambs, per head = q
1s'Jo
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-07-24
Her Grammar.
Youth's Cnmnanion

1t is a pathetic sight TO watch the
meanderings of the childish mind
through the intricacies of English
grammar. Little Jane had repeatedly
been reproved for doing violence to
the moods and lenses of the verb ito
be- She would say 81 be" instead Of
II am" and for time it seemed as if
no one could prevent it. Finally
Aunt Kate made rule not to answer
an incorrect question, but TO wait un-
til it was corrected.
One day the two sat together, Aunt
Kate busy with embroidery, ard little
Jane over her dolls. Presently doll
society became tedious, and the child's
attention was attracted to the en-
broidery frame.
"Aunt Kate" said she, "please tell
me what that is going to be2"
But Aunt Kate was counting, and
did not answer. Fatal vord, be- 1t
was her old enemy, and to it alone
could the child ascribe the silence
that followed
Aunt Kate" she persisted, with an
honest attempt to correct her mistake,
please tell nae what that is going 10
ami'
Still auntie sat silently counting,
though her lip curled with amuse-
ment
Jane sigked, but made another pa
tient effort:
"Will you ple.se tell me what that
is going to are9"
Aunt Kate coJnted on, perhaps by
this time sc.uated by wicked desire
to know what would come next. The
little girl gathered her energies for
one last and great effort
"Aunt Kate, what am that going to
aref'
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-07-24

SINCE January | more than 5000
Chinese nave been landed in San
Francisco from foreign ports Under
the restriction act Of 1882 the number
Of Chinese who arrived at the port dl.
rcctly from China in the period OF %
months was GIG The new rastric
ton act, SO called, was approved July
5, 1884. Under tins act in twelve
months there have been landed 8, 1S9
Chinese, or 400 more i'll one year
than were brought in twenty three
months under the old act Every day
contributes some new dodge to the
list of schemes for cvadiug the pro-
visions of the imperative restriction
net
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-07-24

\ BOSTON legal authority says that
the Young lady who has been Tilted
has the right To read the lecreanl's S
letters in her breach of promise suit,
but she must not weave them into n
novel and copyright thera. That
privilege belongs to the gentleman.
She ay, however, demand the return
of her own letters as her property.
This is not the popular idea, but there
have been many decisions. George
Washington kept copies OF his letters
aid bequeated them to his nephew,
who had them published. A compiler
of another biography of Washington
copied them. There was a lawsuit
The judge said that Washington did
not part with the ownership by send
ing the letters TO his correspondents
aud he declared this doctrine appli.
cable to all ',ttels, whether of liter
AIRY value or not.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-07-24
GRIM AZ

FOUR men, charged with the robbery
of the treasurer Of Clare county, Mich,
year ago, are now in custody. Cne of
the III is an ex-sherif of the county.
ALBERT Ross 4 business man of
Jeffersonvillo, Indiana, who had been
married two weeks, shot and fatally
wounded his wife, and then killed him
self. jealousy caused the tragedy.
JOS TAYLOR was hanged at Philadel-
phia Thursday morning for the murder
Of Michael f. Doran, keeper of the pen
itentlary, May 81, 1884. Taylor began
his career of crime when 10 years Of
age by stabbing a companion.
Jos. +. CoTTRINGE, of Philadelphia,
has been indicted for embeZZling $145,-
700 of the funds of the Coal TransEorta-
| ton company, of which he was treasur-
cr; also for forging and altering the
compaay's stock.
AT Des Moiues, Iowa, Judge MclIenry
overrule the motion for Il new trial for
| Sylvester Wiley, convicted of man
slaughter in killing Charles Evans in
Dallas county, and sentenced Wiley to
serve two years in the penitentiary and
pay fine of $500.
LARS GUNDERSON, late postmaster at
Cumberland, Wis, who ahsconded re-
Gently, leaving deficit of So, 900 in his
official accounts, was found i'll Manito
ba 10y an inspector, to whom he voiun-
tarily surrendered himself.
| A ROW occurred anon. the Italian
! laborers employed ut the North Hudson
! Driving Park, il. New York, in which
| Falice Raiaw"rllo was stabbed and kill
ed. Antonio Culligell and John Nier,
who are supposed to be the murderers,
made their escape.
| ENOCH Cook and James Pruitt, of
| Louisville, Ky, quarrelled about dog.
| Cook knocke. Pruitt down and kicked
| him under the ear breaking his neck
and killing him instantly. Cook escap-
| ed, and has not yet been arrested.
JOSEPH +. CoTTRINGER, ex secretary
and treasurer of the Central Trsnspor-
tation Company of Pennsylvania, charg-
ed with the tmhezzlement of STAT, 500
and forging certificates of the company
was sentenced at Philadelphia Friday
To imprisonment for four years in soli-
! tary confinement.
EDWARD FINCH and his sister, ages
respectively 70 and so, and cclored
| boy of 10 were murdered by robbers in
their house near Moncure, N. c.. early
| Sunday morning, their skulls bsiag
crushed aud throats cut. 1t is reported
that oho Of the murdecers was arrested
IN his dwelling while washing the blood
from his handq.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-07-24
On awakening suddenly from sleep

On awakening suddenly from sleep
we feel put out and rather cross. Nav
not the young husband and wife ex-
perlence feelings not entirely different
when they awake to reslity from the
dreams of courtship and the fascina
of the honeymoon? Everything must
once more be contemplated after the
ordinary manner of the world, once
more with subdued feelings spoken of.
considered and settled. For the first
time husband and wife Sec each other
as they actually are. Each brings
certain pecullarities into the married
state to which the other has 90 grow
accustomed. They have now to live
no longer for themselves, but for each
other, and the lesson is not learned in
moment. In all things Indifferent
the husband and wife must be willing
to yield, however new it may be to
them, however different fronl what
they themselves thought. Self ust
be sacrificed in order thereby to gain
the help of another beloved existence.
A lady oncei asked DR.. johnson how
IN his dictionary | came to define
'pastern," the knee of horse. He
Immediately answered: Ignorance,
madam, pure ignorance" This is the
simple explanation of many an acci-
dent that takes place at the commence
ment, to the matrimonial Journey.
The young couple have not YET learn
ed the dangerous places of the road,
and as consequence, they drive
careleSSly over them
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-07-24
AGCIDE is,

THE loss by the fire, in Schlesinger's
wholesale liquor store, in Liberty street
New York, was $4,000.
E2BY the upsetting of a boat at st.
Alero des Mont, County MasBenenge,
Quebec, three you:g men and young
woman were drowned.
THE large brick -four mill of Fred
erick Heiser, at Haverstraw, n. Y, was
burned with its contents Sunday morn
ing. Loss, $4,000; uninsured. Origin
of the fire unknown.
THE Philadelphia Rubber Works were
destroyed by fire early Thursday morn
ing. The loss on stock, machinery, etc,
is placed at S25, 200. Several horses and
mules perished.
F. w. CRoCKEi & Co. S cracker works
at Denver, Col, was badly damaged by
fire. the cause is supposed to have
been defective ovens Loss, 100000; in
surance, $2G, ,00G.
Mr. VAN ETA stables, situated north
of Janesville, Wis, were burned at
midnight Sunday. A number of car
riages and nice trottiHg horses were des-
troyed, and two men were burned, one
fatally. The financial loss is $4,000
FIRE in New York and New England
railroad company's car shops, near
Boston, Sunday afternoon, ruined about
one-half of the company's extensive
works, the loss being placed at 5000, 900,
with full insurance.
THE lumber-mill of w. S. Wickham,
on the Texas Pacific railway, five miles
from Atlanta, Texas, was destroyed by
fire. The loss is estimated at $4,000.
The fire is supposed TO have been the
work of an incendiary.
THE works of the Brighton Cotton
Manufacturing company, in the town
of Brighton, near Chicago, were totally
destroyed by fire, involving loss of
$50, 900.
Two young sons of Frederick Coll
mer and Jacob Lesh were drowned while
bathing in st. Joseph River, at South
Bend, Ind. Young Collmer saw Lash
struggling for his life in a whirlpool and
went TO his aid. Both bodies were re
covered.
The st. Joseph's Mothers Home, a
fine structure located at Delhi, six miles
from Cincinnati was destroyed by fire.
One of the sisters gave the alarm and
all managed to escape from the burning
building witboutl injury and took re-
fuge in farm house near by. There
were fifty-six sisters in different parts
of the home when the fire was dicover.
ed. The convent was four-story stone
building, and originally cost $75, ,000
The loss will be fully $780, insured
for $3S 900.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-07-24
INVESTIGATION OF CHARGES

WASHINGTON, July 20 The charge
of attempted bribery against NJ. B.
Bailey, superintendent OF construction
and repairs at the Chicago custom
house and postoffice building, has
been investigated by Solicitor McCue,
acting under orders of Secretary Man
ming. The solicitor finds the case had
been disposed of In Bailey's favor in
the court in which Judge Lambert
Tree presided The case was also re
ferred by the secretary TO Judge Tree,
who said the acquittal Of Bailey was
fully justified by the evidence Judge
Tree Joined in recommending Bailey
for the position.
VIM. Whalen, recently appointed
inspector of castoms;- has been charged
with being defsulter TO the city o.
Chicago. An investigation vas IN
dertaken. but the persons making tke
charge could not be found, and the
matter has been dropped as being
without foundation.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-07-24
TELEGRAPHIC.
GENERAL NOTES.

NEW YORK State paid $1,500,000 for
the land covered by Niagara Falls Park,
THE school census of Centralia, ILL,
shows a population of 5000, gain of
| 1900 since 1880.
JESSE r. Grant has obtained judg-
ment FOR 1921, ,472 against the firm of
Grant & Ward.
THE National Educational association
in session at Saratoga, elected n. A.
! Calkins, OF New YORK, president.
TWELVE thousand acres Of tobacco
have been planted in Rock County,
| Wis, this year, an increase over last
year Of 1000
! A very destructive insect has been at
work on the oyster beds in the vicinity
of New Haven, Conn, and of the 1OO,-
600 bushels of seed planted last year,
about 10000 have been destroyed.
IT is less than thirty years since an
ocean cable vas successfully laid, and
now there are 10000 miles OF subma
rire cable in the world. Governments
own 10000 miles and private compan-
les over 90, 900 miles valued at $3.50, O00,-
600.
JAMES LA FAYETTE. aged 103 VINO
claims to be near relative OF the
French Marquis de La Fayette, has just
applied for admission into the jackson
county Oowa) poorhouse. He was
soldier in the war of 1912, and draws a
pension of $l2 month.
THE formal opening Of Niagara Falls
Park occurred "Wednesday. ExLieu-
tenant Governor Dorsheinler made the
pres entation address, after which Gov
crnor Hill accepted the reservation on
behalf of the state of New York. The
Governor General of Canada sent let
tor expressing his regret fer not being
present, as also did S. j. Tildep. Twen.
ty-tive thousand people were present.
FIFTEEN houses were wrecked, ono
man killed, and a number of persons
wounded by cyclone at Highnore,
Dakota. The storm visited Braincrd,
Minnesota. and passed along the line of
the Northern Pacific railroad, leveling
trees and fences and inflicting much
injury upon growing crops. At st.
Paul and vicinity the storm was very
severe, number of buildings being
destroyed by lightning or wind. Much
damage was also done at Watertown,
Wisconsin, and neighboring places.