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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-04-07

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10 tTTOKNEY- -Ar-LAw,
lI' Somerset, Pa,
--..,.. IN somerset and aaIoinIug counties.
I sd 49, '.-.-us-ee 10 him Wi ue pTumpu1
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o1FFROTH 6 RUPPEL,
kTruRNEN NS-AIl-AN.
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BORN & COLBoRN,
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i = i-.rset nd a3loilinE eouniles- 4
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nNNlS MEYERS,
arruREE
n Somerset rem =
.-..r -~t-usrsf 10 his care viii be 4
80 r-a-urtness and ndclify.
r..- trass street. next door 70 shy-
-t.ati-l-s.
-
riVES L. PUGH,
ATTORNEE -AT-LAW,
q Somerset Pa
49,. --,--,th Block. up stairs. Entrance,
- -. street. Collections IasuSi .i..'.ss
- -.-I-- exarnlred, ami all legal business
.-.-7-- Il win prUal -ness and ndelts-
- n LyTNINET
ATvORNEY-AT-LAW,
. Somerset, Pa.
.....-.,... an tusfness entrusted 10 his care
=. ----sr. nd adjolsing counties WIZ l,-u.-f1 p
:. IA r5eiIty. once on Main Gross street
HENRY F. SCHELL,
II ATTUREEY-AT-LAW,
E,5r,v and Pension Agent Somerset
- Z Mammoth Black
VALENTINE HAY,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
a. ussisr IN Real Estate. Somer Z, viii
- "a an business entrusted 10 his care ".
sIltness and ndety
I0BN H. UHL,
/ ATTORNEY-AT-LAw
I
I'm r--urtlv attend 10 all business entrustel
IN Money! advanced on collections, &C VI
= Z Mammoth Building.
7 G. OGLE,
II, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Somerset Pa,
Procession Al Business entrusted 70 my care AZ
ir-ls. ,0vt n p-omptness and ndeiity-
OP J.. N. LOUTHER,
U Formerly Of stoyestown-)
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
s,l t-sfff uermanenffy N Somerset ier ne
=, = -fhis rrofessian- once doors " e. oi
"a Heel In rear q Drug store Has-l
M E ". BLOUGH,
rVEopsrHIc PHTSIcAS AND stkSk0N
r--ts- III ss-rfrss ~ the pie q >o7ersei
rarrr calls IN town ur country p1lntss
--isIt- Car bs iuuut a of1ce eay = ni4l-
80 .-arssl Htslly engaged 80 ~ -
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-04-07

holidays osss rvei.~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-30

Mu6 bic Siour i6einen ii6 an ben uns
ruben betbeiliser gu uoGen. 8erittene
canabii9e Poli3et uno Der Stamm bet
observation-disclosures baben fi9 aufges
ma6t, I'M bic naruben at unterbris
den. Tim bies m6gli9ft f9nea gu er'
rei9en, itno aud mod 1000 Mann Mtz
liatruppert unter bic @afen %gerufen
porben. Don Wtnnepes aus perben
bieie Ma6ri6ten als gang bebeuteno
tibertrieben gef@ilbert.
ST. ct. petersburger Diploma
tenfreifen 1T man iberraf6t iber ben
Wioeritatb, ben bic 8ulgaren iebet
rufii9en ginmif6ung entgegenieBen.
Dor einer Occupation Bulgariens
f6eut man fi@ begreifi6ermeiie BET Be-
bentli9en @pnIequenaen pegen. 9te
bulgarif6e &egenti@aft bat bic Wablen
fRr bic Mationalmabl ausf9reiben lai=
fen unb Der ruffi6e @gent General
Gaulbars perlangt, baB bies uieber au'
riidgenommen wer6e. 9a man fd
pfen beigert, bies gu tbun, 1T Elm
8ru9 gang unbermeibli6.
= Sir &eginalo Sanfon purbe gun,
Mapor BON 2onbon erwdblt.
= Sn ber frama6fi9en Stabt Mfonts
pelier fanb ein DueI anifden benz 3e'
batteur @arret uno benz 9auptman1l
8aleeourt ftatt. 2ebterer batte ben 3eis
tlngsmanrt gsforbert, neil biefer f9
miBliebig iber bic 9altung ber Solbae
ten tpdbrenb Der Man6per ausgefprps
den bate. Ser Officier tpurbe Bel benz
9uea piermal i9per bertpun6et, uno
fein 3uftanb 1T febr bebenfli9.
- ueber Suit Grancisco einlaufens
ben poftna9ri9ten aufolge berri@t in
Sapatt bic Gbolera In @ntfeBen errez
gettber Weife. St elmer Wp9e ifarben
$500 9erfoner an Der Seu9e unb iber
13, 1000 ertranften an berielben. SIT
Sofio bat ntatt bic Brunnetl unteriu9t
rnb babel gefunben, baB bic 8ef9afs
feubeit bes @runbmafers bic l1ria6e
Der epidemic let.
SIT Canton nurbe an einer Gift
mifderin bic fur6tbare greeution bes
Sing gbi" boa3ogen. 9ieielbe beftebt
barin, baB benz Selinqueuten bel leben=
bigem 2etbe elm @lieb nod benz aus
bern obgei9nitten tpirb. Nattirli9
tritt ber Sob fdon aiemli6 balo, aber
bod ert nod unidgli9en Qualen
bur6 8erblutung elm. SIM borliegenben
Taue fol- ft6 na9ber bic b6Qige linz
f9ulb bes auf 10 barbarii6e @eiie ab>
gef@la9teten Spfers ertpiefen baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-30
Mmsetge fur Gontraftoren
Mfanots Office,

4luYpAo SItlII
San Nntonio, Ser., 21. Sept. 1886. !
Sn l1ebereinitimmutrg nit Dem bonn
Gtabtratb am 20. Sept. 1886 anges
nommenen 8ei6luhe tpsrben big gum
II. Sftob 3. $. IL l1br Wittags in
obiaer Office perfiegelte ~9lngebote fiir
ua9ftebenbe in @Dntrcct ats5ugebenbe
Hdbt. Mrbeiten entgegenpmmen:
@rabeliter BON $4,000 Square Or6s.
iabrpeg nit xelforb @run0lage;
ueberFa1ung BON $4,000 Square
Oarbs grapelirter GabritraBe
$500 RubiffuB Dol5z8onen;
5000 &ubiffuB Nb5ugsr6bren.
pldne fino eri9tli9 in Der Office
beg ftdbt. Ssngenieurs, bon uo aud
Gopien Der 5pcifcationen be3oger tper-
ben f6nnen.
geim Gitp=@l finb aur ei6erbeit
bes betr. 8onbs als 8epdbrleitu1J
500 au binterlegen. Ser 8etrefenbe,
beKeu Mngebot angenommen miro, bat
eine fdere unb berldBli9e 8ir9f9aft
gum 8etrage BON 80 psf. Der Contract
iumme gu ftelem.
Die Gtabt bebdlt f@ bas &e6t ber
.3uriidpeifung irgeno zines ober aler
Mngebote bor, fomie aud tenes, bic
obett abgel6dbten MrbeitssN uantitdter
iena6 ben gema6ten 8ewiligungen gu
berrtebrert pber au perminbern.
gae Mngebote mifen a6reffrt fein
8rDan @allaghat II,
22,9-16,10 MaDor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-30
alner,s Mnue @ure aep1hrt ni6t

- Mper's Ngue Cure geudbrt ni6t
t,lr argenbIidli9e 2inberung, fonoern
entfernf aud eas iebereraeugenoe Gift,
obne na1tbeilige Tolgen 5u binterlafs
fen, tpie es Bel gbinin unb bielett anbes
rem ange3eisneter Gieber > 4raneien Der
Sal If. SIS 1T bic einsige Mrsnei, bic
matt als elm unfeblbares Mittel gegen
Me6felfeber unb anbere 2~ranfbeiten
betra6ten fam.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-30
Tegas =.

= BON SuntsbiIe tpir6 gemelbet,
baB Miliam G6bl, ether Der .beIten
FARMER in Malfer gountp, nit feinerl
Mrm smii6en bic Gdnger elmer Gottonz
Gin gerietb. Seine 8erleBungen tuas
rem berartig, baB er fur5 baraaf benielz
ben erlag.
-Ssn Colorado 1T Der GplprabofluB
UNI Is SUP geftiegen. Iae @reets ftno
ausgetreten unb piel 2anb 1T tiberz
f6memmt. Man befir9tet unglid in
San Mngelo, sag IS Metlen fabliG
bon Colorado am Glufe liegt.
- Set ben lebten brei SonntagerG
tuurbe bas Sonntassgefeb in Dallas igz
norirt. Sa aber Die 3abl Der 8etrunz
fenert augenommett bat, 10 glaubt mon,
baB bas ertpdbnte GeieB balo tpieoer in
Graft tretet tpirb.
= Sn Dallas beffeben Al inbufirieae
@ef6dfte, in be1tett $2,211,800 anges
lest iinb unb 1872 peripnen bef9dftisi
tperoen.
- Man bere9met, bob Seras etpa
223, 900 mili3fdbige Mdnner beibt.
Sod nllr 17O5 babon befinben ft6 i'm
9ienite.
= Colorado gonntp bot bieies Sabr
$57, 238 Mbuabme In feinem Steuers
MHefment.
Die uuiperftdt III gufin sdbIt
big febt 179 Stubirenbe.
= Set 81 paIp campiren 4 gabales
rie= @ompagnien, bic bon Mriaotta aa=
riidtommterL. 3mei berielben geben
mad Sort glart unb atuei mad San
Mntpnto.
--SmnerbaIb BET 3udtbduier befans
ben fi9 am 1. September 1860 Str6fs
hinge, auf Garmen arbeiteten 1173. an
giienbabnen 235 unb In ben @teinbrtis
den bon Burnet 1852.
SIN 8aainger trafen fi9 Sbos.
Carleton ltnb Sob Garter In @ulibaa's
Galoon. Garter begann STREET NIT
Carleton unb es fam gum S9ieBen,
nobel Garter eri6ohen unb Carleton
fdper bertpunbet tpurbe. Garter mar
8unbesmari6aa unb Carleton Depot
wd9ter.
SIN Der Ndbe BON Sort Wortb
fanb Elm DUEL apii9en Mlfreb Waiters
bon Mrtanias unb Bob Serbian fatt.
Maifers bate benz Serbian @ieb geliez
fert unb biefer bebauptete, er babe ibn
Inn 500 Ropf betrogen. 9aritber ents
fanb bas Suea. Serbian feuerte bier
u1b Mafters finf, tporauf SSpr'
ban erfldrte, er babe geuug. Ut bat
bret Wunben unb 1T f9mer berleBt.
Malters blieb unbernunbet unb Hid.
tete, ma9bem Serbian auf elmer Garm
nnterge5ra9t mar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-30

fe eine probs 1T, tuer tdrfer iei; 9ie
ueberaeugung beg arbeitenber 8oltes,
bas mad elmer ebrli6en gerpaltung
f6reit, ober bic Ma@t bes eorrur1ptreue
ben @olbes. 9luf ale GGQe 1T bieie
WabI elm greisniB, befen 8eoeutung
tpeit iiber bic @ren5er Der Stabt u1o
bes @taates Stem Sort : ia, tber bas
Der Ser. @taaten bimausgebt. @s bars
belt ft@ bier ni9t UNI ben &f stpeler
garteien, lonberu UNI ben stpeier Welts
Mnl1auungen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-30
STRENGTHENING Grfahrnas elmer
nIffm m6rffrfnA

Wers. Winslows Soothing SArup pirb
bon elmer Ter beften Dottorinnen unb ben
@drterinnen in ben Ser. Staaten per<
fdrieten. St murbe felt 40 Sahren BON
Wiairnen, bon Mattern unb Rinbern NIT
ute feblenbem @rfclse sebrau&t, ipwchl
BON benz 6 Gage alien ainbe, mie BON erz
mad5enen Rtnbern. ST beieittst Sddrfe
i'm Masen, befreit BON Winbtolic mnb res
sulirt bic @ebdrrne; er peridafft fir ain=
Der urb Waatter 6ube arb Bchlbehasen.
8ir slauben, baB Der Shrnp bas bette
unb 1derfte Wittel 1T seSen DHienterie
unb Diarrboe BET ainbern, sleidpiel Of
burd 3ahner seruriadt cber bar4 anbe>
re l1rfaden. Cine @ebraudsunweiiuns
mirb isoer Tlaiae beiseseben. SO 1T
feins ddt, pent nidt bas Sacintile bon
Curtis u. Berfins auf Der @uBenieite Der
Ginpaduns entbalten 1T. Sn allen Ipos
thefeu gu baben, bic Tlai&e rs Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-30
Scr 9rnnfenbpIN

lit f6 felbft, iopie feinen Greuttoen
cine SAT-; ba aber 8etrunfenbeit cine
Grantbeit tpirb, 10 e%rforbert bieielbe
Elm ungetp6bnli6 wirfian1es Setlmittel.
Wer einmal bon benz d9ten 3eilin 9en
6immons 2iber &egulator
eingenomme1 bat, erfldrt. baB bteier
bic 9eber in Sbdtigteit iebt unb ben
Organismus 10 ftdrft, baB bic @ier
mad ftarfen @etrdnfen aerft6rt piro.
Die 3ittrigen, Nerb6ien, @edngffigten,
folteu gum &egulator greifen als einem
Stdrfungsmittel, I'M Die 2eber in
Sang au feBen, bic 9dmme gu regults
rem, bas @eftbl aIgemeiner Mieberge'
f9lagenbeit unb auglei9 bas 8erlangen
mad S@naps gu beieitigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-30
Weue aSaaremi Wctte @aarem!
mginbereIIaS 6ubsStore,
gGe 6outpnftraBe & Mpe. s.

gde 9ouitontraBe & Mpe. 6.
6err Baum BON Cinderella S@ub.
fore bat bic 61lt6en Mdrfte befu9t
unb einen iiberrai9en6 rei@baltigea
@orratb bpn S6uben ftr 9amen uno
9inber, iDpie fur 9erren eingefauft.
9ie Waare,t ftnb por3agli6: oauerbaft
unb febr preispiirbig. Seoe Jamilie
iolte es f6 CUR aufgabe MAIDEN, ibren
8ebarf an S9ubseug i'm @inbez
reIIa Store gu faufen. Mlfo per=
geBt rti9t ben
Cinderella S@ub>Store.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-30
S~lufreauma tn 9eras.

@ro6e Gufresuns tuuroe in bet nmseeenf
bon @ariS, Seras, burd bic @eneiu lung bes Srn'
S.. 6. @orleb berborsernfen. Derfelbe par II
biIaos, baB er f9 int 8ette ni6t berumaubre'
ben, ODER nur ben aopf gu beben bermodte. Sc
hermann slaubte, bab ct on Der Iusaebrnne
Herbe. Cine 8robeaafde bon Or. Sings Neh
DISCOVERY tuurbe inn sei9idt. Sterbnr9 fiblts
er ft9 setraftist ino tauffe cine srobe Glai9s
unb cine S9adteI bon Or. Sings STEIN atfs
Yins, nnb nadbem ct apet Glafden babon etn.
g~eno,nnen bate, hat ct geiunb unb bate 81
9funb an Gleil9 geponneu.
@ratis. @robefafden Bel u Oreib. @roSs
Glafhen 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-30
6. s. @aaaer. @buIefaIez I'M!

= g. $. Wetiuer, Wbplefalez ntb
&etailb6nbler in Garben. Selen, Mne
INSTRUMENTATION, Commensurate,
San Nntonip empfeblt fein grobes
Eager In bieien Nrtifeln au Stem Dort
preiien un6 ma6t gang DEFENDERS auf
Ben gepdblten gorratb BON Bilbern:
@bromps, Gupfers unb 6tablti6en,
Oelgemdlben unb gbautaiie 8ilbern
aler Nrt, ferner auf Die gei6madpoae
Muspabl Dptt B~ilberrabnen Der alera
rnpberniten Gorm unb auf bic Mles
umfaHenben 3ei9enmaterialen aufs
merriam. Ollie Muftrdge fiir irgenb cine
Der pbigen 8rau9en tDerben prompt
ausgefibrt; 8ilber BON ieeer @r6Be einz
gerabmt nab ane Nrbeiten mDgli9f
f@nea unb gut beiorgt, bic in bas Sad
{GIaget.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-30

Aus Spanten. Gaf (im
&eifaurart nod benz @fen): uRelner,
einen 3abnfto9er!" = 2eIIner:
nSenor, er mirb ieBt mod gebrau6t!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-30
1886. serb #. 1886.
L. HUH & SOHN
bic alte uab bepdbrte
Gifen< II. 6Dl5mdaren<,

4nrbet. simb &anaensp anbiunA
ESQ. 11s uub 1ss Martt>e tsats,
Gaia Mntpnfr- EeTaS.
Saben foeben erbaIten:
sbrsn 6erbit. unb @iater , 8ebarf bon
9. 2anbreth & Sobn @arten.
unb 8lumensS m en-.
Inter anber1n meme grmte Ardut- unb Spinat.
Gnraen, fribe Bobnen anb grbfen far 3erbf.
tFau3uns, @tuter,goesen unb @erfe, Wiaet,
Sorghum u. b.
1000 Yfunb reue Grnte gliib. Gamen.
so @funb GI Yaio 3uiebtl- Ganen.
200 HnfbeI e6ten Sobnfon graS. Samen.
Mafen. unb Stature @ras Samen, alfalfa,
rotten unb peiben RIee.S amen.
Naenten fur Ebos. MeifIe & Cos aentudb
BIne @ras gulfb Yaiee, bic befea, einfadffen,
tdriten unb b%ilisfen @eit : @Fise i'm Marfte.
asenten fit bic berabmten
Brinly g,
ql6net IL. SamensriIs, 9anO . #Hige uub
GuItibators, Belle eth 8utier. S@neibsmaf9is
men, @uf. 3. Bredt @urfrnafd iuen uab But.
der utenfIien, Sarrtfon Bros. & 60. geuif6te
8arben, Sobaifons Galfrnirfarben &C.
Carl s. Mutts 8ienenrauder, Gcnis.
Grtractcrs nnb MeIer,
Nass gu ben niebrigFen greifen.
i. Huth a Sohn.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-02-03

The prettiest school house in Antelope
Valley, Cal, is bnilt of cobble stones.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-02-03
TRIBUTE OF THE HOUSE.

Hendricks Eulogixed by the Represen-
tatives- Synopses of the Remarks.
WASHINGTON CITY, Feb. 3.-Monday was
devoted by the house OF representatives
almost entirely to eulogies Of yice-prtsident
Hendricks
Immediately after the reading of the
journal in the house Holman Of Indiana
offered the following resolution
@2ssoivei, That the house has received
with profound sorrow the intelligence of tl,u
death of Thomas A. Hendricks, late vice
president of the United States.
"Resolved, That the business of the house
be suspended in order that the eminent
services and private virtues of the de-
ceased lie appropriately commemorated.
Resolved, That the clerk of the house be
directed to communicate these resolutions to
the senate"
Bynum of Indiana, who represents the dis
trict formerly represented by Hendricks in
the house of representatives, was the first
speaker on the resolutions He traced the
life of Mr.. Hendricks through childhood
youth and manhood, showing that in every
stage he had manifested that ability and
talent which had made his name famous te
every household in the land
Throckmorton of Texas and Dingley Of
Maine spoke very eloquently Of the de
ceased, and were followed by Hewitt Of
New York, who described Mr. Hendricks
as direct-minded and single-hearted man
with no concealments and no reserve Of con
fidence from those who were brought into
intimacy with him ellis answering fidel-
ity to the Democratic party" said Hewitt
twas due to his absolute faith in his princi
Piles. He was necessarily partisan, but al
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-02-03
Letter-Carriers Want Less Work.

WASHINGTON CITY, Feb. 8. -Representa-
tives of the letter-carriers of a number of
eastern cities were before the house commit
tee on labor Monday morning, for the pur-
pose of speaking in support of bill to exc
cute the eight-hour law for government en-
ployes The lettercalriers it was stated,
were simply asking for what was their own
under the present statutes of the United
States, approved, June %, 1868; that letter.
carriers were now compelled to report for
duty at $50 a. m, and seldom conclude
their work before to s O'Clock in the even
ing, working from Is to Is hours, despite
the law fixing eight hours as days labor.
They ask that the law be executed.
The committee, after bearing statement
by Col Bate, superintendent of the free de
livery system, to the effect that if the eight
hour law embraced letter carriers, the extra
cost would Re slight, instructed Chairman
ONein to wait upon the postmaster general
and request him to ask the attorney general
to give an opinion as to whether letter car
riers came under the law.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-02-03
ONE ExpERrrNcs OF Many.


Having experienced great deal Of
"TroubleI' from indigestion, SO much
so that came near losing my
Life!
My trouble always came after eating
any food
However light
And digestible,
For two or three hours at time | had
to go through the most
Excruciating pains,
And the only way ever got"
"Relief!n
Was by throwing up all my stomach
containedll No one can conceive the
pains that had to 60 through, until
AT last?"
was takenl 80 that for three week l
lay in bed and
Could eat nothing
Ny sufferings were so that called two
doctors to give me something that would
stop the pam.
Their efforts were no good to me.
At last | heard great deal
About y our Hop Bittersl
And determined to try them"
Got bottle-in four hours | took the
contents of
One! II
Next day was out of bed, and have
not seen a
'Sck|
Hour, from the same cause, since.
have recommended it to hundreds OF
others. You have no such
Advocate as | am"
GEO KENDALL, Allston, Boston, Mass
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-02-03

STAUNToN, Va, Feb. ga disastrous
collision occurred on the Chesapeake & Ohio
railroad here at l O'Clock Tuesday morning.
in which Fireman Cuttings, of Richmond,
was instantly killed, and four men badly in
jured The accident was caused by criminal
negligence. A freight train was on side
track waiting the arrival of the express.
The conductor told his brakeman, Samuel
Vie, that when the express passed he should
turn the switch. Vie went to sleep and was
aroused by passing freight train. He got
up and changed the switch just as the ex-
press came III sight, and, before the fatal
error was discovered, the train dashed on
the siding and tho engines locked, the two
boilers being jammed together.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-02-03
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.


LEIGH, vierling & Carlstedt, druggists, a,
A gnowslide near Frisco, Colo, Sunday,
swept away three men, burying them under
100 feet of snow and rock
Under suspended rules the house Monday,
passed the bill increasing the pensions Of
soldiers widows from IS to So
The French government has appointed a
permanent commission to examine into ques-
lions relative to the monetary standard.
1t is stated that the lines of the North
American Telegraph company will reach
St Paul, Minneapolis and Duluth by June l.
The racing stable of T. j. Megibben, of
Cynthina, Ky, will be sold in the Madison
Square garden, New York, toward the end
of February.
Cochran g. Lanes large planning mill at
Cleveland, Ohio, was burned. Monday, en-
failing loss of about $40, 900, with insurance
aggregating $4,000.
Arrangements have been made with the
Rev Sam Jones to hold series of meetings
at Chicago Avenue church, commencing
Sunday, Feb. 81, OF just one week later.
The iron ore mined in the Upper PENN
sula of Michigan and the Vermillion district
of Minnesota during 1885 aggregate 2,427, :
437 tons against 2,51s,Ois tons the previous
year.
George T. Brown, ex-member of the Hi
nois state board of labor statistics, was ex-
pelled from the iron moulders' union, of
Springfield, for appropriating its funds for
his own use
The Australian papers point with pride to
the fact that the population in that country
doubles itself every twenty years, while that
OF the United States only doubles itself every
twenty six years
While plugging leak in the boiler of his
locomotive near Durand, Ill, Saturday
night, escaping steam burned the arm OF
Chares Stetson, an engineer on the St PAM
road, so that the flesh was literally boiled, q
portion of it falling from the bone
In the church at Dora ind, Sunday
night, Clayton Pavey shot VIII Oates, who
elopei with and married Pavey's sister two
years ago In the pane Mrs. Oates Groppe /.
her baby, who was tramplel upon an ia
tally injured. Oates is seriously woundet,
and his wouldbe murderer gave bonds fol
his appearance
Thomas A. Edison, the electrician, ami
Mss Nina Miller, sesond dau liter of Mr.
Lewis Miller, OF Akron, Ohio, VIII be rlsr.
ried Feb. u. Miss Miller is ~ years of ago
Her father is the ilveEto. of the Buckley,
mower and reaper and is President OF the
Chautau1ua assembly. He is estimated to
| be worth 50, 0O0c0l
The census OF Nebraska, just completel,
shows all increase OF PCS, 2i3 i'll population in
five years The value of live stock is 81
Or, oOJ, against 5000, 900 in 1850, AMI The
acreage under cultivation has doubted Tue
value of farms, has been increased from
Sl15,00 90 to o5,009,o00, ami manpiAc
| tl,ei products are valuei vt >lS,0JI,gU.
against 81, 900 900 at last report
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-02-03

ways sincere; always manly; always truth
full" His nomination for vice president IL
1884 in his Hewitt's) opinion secured thu
success Of the Democratic ticket, He was e
partisan, but his partisanship was never ex
erted at the expense of his patriotism
There was no reason for apology OF
explanation as far as Mr.. Hendricks view.
on, appointments to public Office were con.
cerned Those views were given in his let
ter of acceptance Of the nomination for yice
president in 1876, and concluded with the
views of Washington and Jefferson
Browne of Indiana, as political opponsn.
Of Mr.. Hendricks, bore witness to his ster
ling qualities of heart and mind.
Randall of Pennsylvania expressed his
admiration and regard for the dead states
man whose life had been the embodiment Of
that old Latin saying, mild in manner ana
resolute in conviction"
Springer of Illinois cited anecdotes of the
life Of Mr. Hendri ks illustrative. OF his
kindness and charity of heart and paid d
high tribute to the pureness of public and
private character of the deceased
Several other members paid tribute to TIM
character of the dead vice-president, and
then the resolution was adopted and thu
house adjourned.