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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-06-23

On last Friday evening the attor.
neys of our city met in Hon. j. \,
Wallace's office and re-organized the
Union County Bar Association by
the election Of J. A. Wallace, presi.
dent, E. c. Ericsson, vice president,
and A. ID. Keller, secretary. Mr..
Wallace is the oldest member of the
bar in the county, and in fact is the
Oldest continuous practitioner in the
territory. Judge Moody and Hon.
Geo. Hand both commenced prac-
tice in the territory before Mr.. Wal
lace, but their practice has not been
continuous, being interrupted by
the holding Of public offices,
The exercises at the U. ,. church
on last Monday evening, conducted
by Supt. W. II. II. Fate, incident to
the graduation of a class in the
Course of Study" adopted in the
common schools of this county drew
out quite a large attendance, and
was most interesting throughout.
The music, furnished by Miss Ellis,
Miss Hattie Smith, Miss Jennie
Fisk, Mr.. Il. Il. Collins and Mr.. M.
b. Kent, was excellent. The follow
ing are the names of the graduating
class with the title of the papers or
essays, read on this occasion.
PROGRAMME.
Lille Dilley-"Rounding Towards
the Sum-"
Susie Reynick-"Why Should the
Spirit of Mortal be Proud"
Nettie Murphey-"Necessity Of Obe-
dience to Teachers"
J. Il. Ricard-"The Baron's last Ban
quet.'
Jennie C~only--"Hiawatha's Wedding
Tour"
Cora Hasson-iAmerica."
Hattie Strobel-"The Patriot Spy"
Mabel Bennett-"The Journey OF 9
Day"
Jennie Bovee - "The Growth o.
American Literature"
Many of these productions were
very fine, and all were good.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-06-23

Elmer Budde goes TO Scotland to-
day to take a position as clerk in
Capt. A. w. Layender's store at that
place.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-06-23

l.. p. McClarren, wife and two
children, of Sioux City, were up
Monday visiting with old friends in
this city.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-06-23

Mrs. DR.. Hasson and two children
of Ponca, were in the city over Sun
day, visiting relatives and friends.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-06-23

Alderman Mike Hoffman is hav-
ing the fence surrounding his resi-
dence painted a lovely brindle.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-06-23

The creamery, under VIM. Slaugh-
ter's management, is now making
from 1900 to 1900 pounds of butter
per day.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-06-23
Por Sale chsal

One double harness and wagon.
> M. w. SHEAFE
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-06-23

Go to the City Drug Store for pure
drugs and medicines.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-06-23

Attorney Matt Gering left yester-
day morning for Bismarck, where
he goes to intercede with the gov
ernor in behalf of Steve Adams, for
a pardon.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-06-23

Col. Sheafe informs us that the
militia encampment will be held at
Aberdeen, and commence about the
Goth of July.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-06-23

Col. Sheafe, of Watertown, spent
a few days in town this week look
ing after his milling business.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-06-23

The monthly meeting of the w.
G. T. U. will be held in the U. B.
church on Saturday, June 2Gth, at
half past three, p, m. All are invi-
ted.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-06-23

PAEAsoIs AND FAxa.-An elegant
line. BEGos q RrNGsRuDh.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-06-23

Quarterly meeting services in the
NJ. e. church Saturday and Sabbath
Service. conducted 10y the presiding
elder, Rev. l.. Hartsough.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-06-23

WILL YOU SUFFER with Dys-
pepsia and Liver Complaint? Shi-
loh's Vitalizer is guaranteed to cure
you.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-06-23

THAT HACKING COUGH can
be so quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure.
We guarantee it.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-08-12
en- @elnffufh.

Ser ftdbttf6en 8ermaltumg febIt
@elo. Sic CAB ben 2ontraft fir ben
8au BEG t1euer hospitals aus unb iebt,
ba es nabeau polenoet 1T, fam fe es
ni9t be3ablen. Ser ftelbertretenbe
Manor S6reiner 1T feines Nmtes ttber=
oriiffig unb Mapor gaaagban fagt:
IS lit berielbe alte 9roubel, ben i9 nit
Der Gren6 : Mominiftration bate. IS
feblen 1866, Die i'd ni9t gu f9afen
metB.
Ser frhbere Mapor 5ren6 berbfent'
li9t barauf ben Beri6t bes Ginan3s
fomites BON pprigen Sabre, in tpel9em
fir bic Sedung Der S9ulb geiorgt
mirb. So6 bat Der Mapor @auagban
bic ~gegebenen Nnmeiiungen tbergange1
unb tein @elb geborgt. Ser 2pntratt
fir ben Bau beg hospitals murbe aus
geseben uno iebt, ba bafelbe nabe3u
bolenbet 1T, feblt bas @elb gum 3ab'
len. 5ren9 permag ben @runb ni9t
du entbeden, tDarum gerabe ct fir ben
3ultanb Der Oinge berantmortli6 ge,
mu6t tperben fOa, fonbern finbet BEN
6runb auf Wfapor galasbans Settle.
9oHentli4 mirb uns bic nd1te Sibung
bes Stabtratbs aber bic N"neeIegenbeit
auftldren.
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Sac @utbembtatt.
Dir fenbea BON ieS: If bas rWo9enz
slatt" fir ben preis bon $500 auf
sta Sabr pDrtofrei nod 9eutf9faab.
Der 6erausgeber.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir nas SSo'
denblatt $3.50.
@eifenbe Mgenten:
&. g. 8mid.
ssr. Sbaoen.
6 . { O | { ..
Gan antonio, 13. Iuguit 1886.
STE Gemperen3=Traae.

STE Semperens=Trase.
9ie probibitioniiten tperben in bic
in @ibung befinbli9e bemofratif6e
Characterization bringen um Nners
fennung BET probibitions sGrage. @nts
tpeoer fol i@ bic bemotratii6e gon=
BENTON fir ober gegen Prohibition erz
tldren. SIN lebtertl Sale tperben fi6
ptele Der befen 9emotraten bon Der
partei t%rennen, I'M ben &f fiir
Brobibition auf eigene Gauit fort3u.
feBen. Was fe babel getuinnen uers
ben, 1T ni6t gut ein5uieben, uub aug
biefem @runbe eri6eint es aud uns
rpabriGeinli6, oaB fi6 bic Democratic
fir ober gegen Probibition erfldrt.
Ni9t unintereKant 1T bierbei cine
Mbbanblung bon @orbam 8. Wilz
liants, Die er i'm popular Science
Mcntblp" ber0fentli9t uno in pelher
er gegen Semperen5 gu Jelbe aiebt.
Wlllams mar 8 Sabre lang itdbtii1er
8eamter in Wafahuietts unb bate
wdbreno biefer gansen 3eit NIT Der
grlminalgeieBgebung gu tbun. Sabei
nta1te er oenn Die @rfabrung, bob bic
gegenwdrtige Criminal : @eieBgebung
ienes States Der probibition ni9t gu
Suite tonmt.
MiIiams tbeilt bic 8erbre9en gegen
MdBigteit in 3tpei peri9ieoene 2lahen,
in 5dle geIegentli1er Srunfenbeit unb
in getpbbnli9e Sruntenbeit. 9ie erz
ftereu fino lei6t geregelt, bic leBteren
aber ni9t, neil meiitens bic Gamilie
bes Srunfenbolbs bic Strafe gu trasen
bat. ct nleint, bob Sic Population
elmer Stabt mebr nit Der Srunfenbeit
gu tbun bot, als man gem6hnli9 an>
rimr,t. Sn feiner Stabt re9uet er 3.
.. Bic Srldnber 3u ben gelegentli9en
Srinten, Bite Mmerifaner gu ben ges
m6bnli1en, bon 9eutf9er 1T inn aber
tpdbrenb feiner a6tidbrigen Wirtfame
teit ui6t elm ein3iger GAL in Crime
rung gefommen.
Wiaiams bdlt baftir, baB BET Srunfz
fu9t b%ei3utommen 1T, aber ni6t auf
benz getp6bnIi6eu Wege Der probibiz
tion, fonbern babur1, baB man bic
Wirtbe bafir DeranttpOrtli9 madt.
2lcen3 fDllte rur at Mdnner ausgeffeat
ruerben, bic fi9 zines moralii@en Wers
Ties erfreuen, unb bann iolte bic ST.
Gems febr bod fein. Wiaiams i6ldgt
ndmlih bic @rri9tung zines tribunals
Dor, benz ale Glagen tpegen Srunfens
belt iibergeben tperoen. @leid5eitig be-
fibt bafeIbe bic Ma9t, bic 2icens Der
@irtbe an3ugreifen, 10 balb ein 8es
trunfener angeben fam, In uel6em
9ofaI er f@ ben &aui6 amgetruns
fen bat.
0ebmen mir bic 2taeer1 tpesett
Ssuntenbeit, bic f9 in San Nntonio
ersignen, 10 tpare Der gr6Bten 3abl
berfeIben p%orsubeugen, piirbe man bic
Mirtbe bafir berantportli6 MAIDEN.
Mur einise Menigen b~erfelben 9eftraft
unb Der grfolg mirbe in bic Iugem
fallen.
Nus bieiem @runbe eri9eint es uas
aud untpabrf9einli6, 6aB fi9 bic bes
mofratif1e StaatsconDention fir ein
prpbibitionss @eieB erfldren uirb.
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t~tniereta ttttftfttebenbeu pnbfifmm
3nr aef4Qfdeft Wpffa.

0~> 0SI~Us9SA 2eutt6t
9err Carl Bed, tpelder an benz aro,
BEN M%tltpaufee'r Sdngerfet tbeilnabm,
bat bort 8orbereitungen g~etroffen, INN
einen gpclus bon 8 sroBen &on3erten
In Mabnde's @arten 5u peranftalten.
ST beabfi@tist, Bieeett aus ben na9foI=
ben Spern CUR Nufiibruug au brinsen:
rSannbdufer", r&ien5i", rJliegenbe
&t9arb Wagner),
nGibelio", .gsmont"-(8eetbopen)
r9on Suan", r3auberfbte", r5is
garo's So65eit"-(Mo5art),
n&ieDletto", rSroubabour", rSras
biata"-(gerbt),
n6ugenotten", rpropbet", rMfrifas
n~erin"-(Meperbeer),
nOberon", .gurpantbe", rpresiofa@,
unb oJreii6uB"-(Weber).
IL. T. h. u. /. IT.
Das Or6efter iebt ii6 aufammen
aus ben foIgenben Snftrumenten:
Gl6ten (9ru. Bauer unb 8li9er),
Doboen (&eine unb Denb)
8 &larinetten (~2inbenberg, &ehel,
&abn, @unas, Bredbeimer, 8eabt,
Miiler uno 9enFeu),
Gasot (Sun5l
4 WaIbb6rner (Sobni6er, 8auer,
9apelotp unb @rotbl
Soloz@ornet (N. .. 9noa bon Nep
Oorf),
5 $rompeten douglas, Surgeons,
@an, Neumann unb S6erb),
2 Senors96rner (Sdr6ber unb 6.
8or6ert), .
8ariton (ginbern),
poiaunen (gulenberg, WOIper u.
Sautler).
2leine 3rommel (Stein), unb
@roBe Srommel (&retblow).
gs Iiest auf ber 1anb, baB Elm bers
artiges unternebmen elm groBes &ifico
In f6 i9lteet, benz gegeniiber fi6 9err
Bed bur9 ben borberigen 0erfauf BON
NbonnementsB iuets ft9er5uitelen fu6t.
Wdbrenb ber gintrittspreis fir iebes
einaelre &ouaert on BET Safe Is @ts.
PRO Yerfon fem tuirb, oRerirt ST. Bed
Mbonnement=g iIs fiir 6mmtIt9
&on3erte 5u 81 .0O-alio au gata be-
beutenb ermdBigtem preife.
Mnfang Der 2on5erte: Sonntag ber
5. September.
gs bdngt iebt bon unieren funflies
benben Muftffreunben ab, ub biefer
bisber unerrei9t gebliebene mafifalif9e
2unftgenub geboten uefbem fann ober
ni6t.
@elinst es Germ 6. Bed ni6t, mins
beitens 375 6erartiger Nbonnementss
Biaets unteraabringeu, 10 fiebt ct fi@
au ieinem gr6Bten 8ebauera gespungen,
ben ganaen plan fallen gu Iafen.
Wir bofen ieoo@ auberf9tli@, baB
er nt6t persebli6 an oas 2unfbers
ftdnbniB unierer glrger appeairen tuirb.
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Ste semotrattidbe staats= aonsentson.

Gbe Die peri1ieoenen Gomites nit
ibren 8eri@ten feriig limb, largmeilte
it'd Die Gonnention. G~olgenbe Antrdge
uuroen geftelt uno an bic perf9leDeuen
&omites permieien: 9aB bic Derbaf=
tung zines amerifanii9en Burgers BON
6eiten Der Nerifaner unb bic @rmors
buag zines anoern, ein 8ru1 Der inters
nationaleu @erbdltniRe 1T unb ols fol.
der bebanbelt perben fonte. Sab bic
5 promimenten 2anbibateu gum @pres
den erfu1t tperben. 9aB bas 2anb.
perpa9tumssgeieb uiberrufet unb bas
2anb fiir tpirtli9e Mnfieoler aufgeboben
tperbe. SaB mir NIT Srlarb geben
urb nit benz LANCE fortgefebten Streit
fur Greibeit fpmpatbiiiren. 9aB 2anb.
offices in perf9iebenen punften bes
Gtaates erri1tet perben. Sab mon
Die gieb5i6ter gum @raben bon Bruins
men in frodenen Siffrittei1 ermntbige.
9arauf ging es ans @pre9en, pobei
fehem Ranbioaten 20 Minuten geitattet
tuurbeu. Serrel mar ber Grfte, ber fi@
b6ren lieb. Damn fam 9ernbon, 5bes
parb, RoB, @ibbinss, Martin, Spain
unb Bradenribge. Swatn fagte, bob
penri CT @ouberneur bon Seras tpdre
unb Rrleg gegen Megito piirbe erfldrt,
10 noble er baifelbe In "a Stunoen
f9lagen unb am Gage barauf foQe isber
Seraner cine 9aeienba baben,
Im Ibeno ereignete fi9 bor BEN
Bead 9otel cine S6ldgerei spii1en
3uei &ebafteuren. IS narer bles gb.
banner bonn nSeras 2ap &ebietp" unb
@no9 Breeding bonn u&od6ale MeKen,
ger". 2eBterer tpurbe niebergeIGlagen
unb erbob fi9 barauf NIT einem Mei=
fer, bas er 9amner in ben Naden
raunte. 9amner 1T f9wer, aber ni9t
sefdbrli9 %Dertuunoet.
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California @eine.

Serr s. s. Meper, Wboleiole &
&etailbdnbler in Weinen, Mlamo pla5a,
1T por &ur5em bon ieiner bterten Sc
f6dftsreife mad @alifornien auriifges
febrt. st fam ieBt feline Runben unb
Jamilien NIT ben beften Sorten bon
@alifornia=W einen urb rei1em Srauz
benz8ranbp oerieben. &einen @alifors
mia @laret nerfauft ct Die @alpne-$1.
Yortz unb anbere unoerfdli9te Meine
fin6 ftets Bel inn borrdtbig.
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Mptea 9fabcteie {Milam).

Ser tteue &urfus beeinnt am 6. Seps
TENDER. Nuswdrtige 30glinge tueroer1
als peniondre aufgenomtten. Sine
Normali9uI ? Nbtbeilung 1T NIT Der
Mtabemie perbunben. Nles Wdbese TT
aus ben Gataloger gu erfeben, tpel9e
auf Wunf9 bur6 bic gu6banblung
pon Nic. Sengg ooer bur4 ben Director
Der Mnitalt, 6errn profefor %. q.
&ote in Gan Nutonio augeian6t tpers
ben. 1914 ,tum-6,9
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Wir, bic unteraei9neten Mitglieber
bes Ginan3= &omites baben ben 8eri9t
bes @etretdrs fur bic 6 Monate, tpel@e
am 80. SUM- 1886 euben, forgfdltis
geprhft unb riGtig b~efunben.
@esei9net: Mranfas Yrescott,
Sell. Mt. Bea,
Sas. q. Carl.
Gum 3eusniB: Sobn 6. O@ie, Setr.
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ltuauper1dsltthe Grfasmittel.

Ser tets unOerglei9li6e grfolg bon
Simmons' 2tber &egulator
bat gepiKenloie 2eute our Nusgabe bon
Na9abmungen uro grfabmitteln bewoz
gen, bic in ibrer Wirfung unb 3uiam<
menfebuug ber d6ten gang undbnli9,
barauf bere9net finb, ben moblerDorz
benen STUFF bon Simmons erprobtem
2iber Regulator als elm 6eilmittel, 6as
tein mi,teraIif6es @ift entbdlt, fonbern
rein oegetabilif@e 9eiltoffe, mad einem
neuen 9emif9en 8erfabren unb NIT
einem muir bon ben @rinbern, s. 8.
3eilin & 60. gebrau6ten Mpparat be-
reitet tpirb, au f@dbigen.
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- Set lansen Sabren sebrau9te
9err @onfling in 9ouisbile, GentudD,
Die aaberibmten Sr. Muguft &6nigs
hamburger Gamilien : Me0iainen unb
fann oiefelben nur als einen pabren
Segen empfeblen.
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Diners n6air 0iqor" 1T gefo

= gper's r9air @igor" 1T gefabr=
log, a1tgenebm unb tn%obltbdtig. @eine
Wirtuug 1T BON langer Dauer : Elm
umltanb, ber es gum biaigffen Soilets
tensNrtifel ma9t. Oamen, bic es &C.
brauden, finbtn, bab es benz 9aar
trdftises Ma9stbum, natirli9e 5arbe,
@lan3 unb Wei9beit berleibt.
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Announcements s8ilete au ben Carl
Bed'f1en Sommerna6ts &onserten
1tnb BET BEN Germ 8. Mabnde unb
Carl Bed gu berfaufen.
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Die bette Salbe oer Belt fir S4nitte
Nuetf6unsen, 0eidDire, Gieber. unb 2ant'
Ausf9las, GleGte, s~efprungene Sdnbe, Groft'
beulen unb ale Sautfranfbeiten; turirt o.
msrrboiben ober feine 8e3ablnns. gobise
Qualification sarautirt ODER bas @elo iptro
auriderfattet. rs gents bic Sda&teI bel u.
Dretb.
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Office beg superintendent ber Dfent'
li1en S1ulen.

5an Mntonio, %. Suli 1886.
8om 16. Big 81. Musait finbet i'm
@ebdube oer 6o6i9ule bic Prtfnng
berienigen 2ebrer fat, bic auf etelung
in ben 6Hentli6en S6ulen bon San
Wntonio reflettiren.
s. 6. Smith,
Superint. ber 6fentliden S6mlen.
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Gumna ...-.........$ 24,532.13
@eminn tpdbrenb Sermins.$ 17,147.16
Inaetheilter @euinn So. 29.47
@ettosp roft ..........$ 17,176.63
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@abl Mm5eise.

STR SteuersRoIIeftcr.
@ir fnb autorifrt GERM 8. g. q a nj a i
ais 4anbibat fir ba8 @nt bes Steuerfolettora
bon 8exar Gountb in ber beborfebenben 10.
be,uberpabI anau3eisen.
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&albidbrlidber 8eri@t
8erar 8au> unb setb> A6OeiatiDn+

San gntonio, 80. SUM- 1886.
Ser balbidbrli6e 8eri9t bes Sefres
tdrs fir ben am 80. sunni 1886
enbenben Sermin giebt iiber bic finans
aielen 8erbdltniRe uno ben WertD ber
4ftien folsenben Nuff6luB:
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-07-08
A QUIET FUNERAL.
The Remains OF the Late David Davis Con
signed to the Grave.

The Remains OF the Late David Davis Con-
signed to the Grave.
BLooNINGTON, H., June 30.-The fun.
eral of David Davis occurred here yesterday
afternoon. The services were arranged by :he
family in accord with the quiet and modest
tastes of the deceased. Nevertheless there
was general mourning and such universal
desire to accord the dead honors that the
funeral assumed enormous proportions.
The day was perfect with bright suns::9e
and breeze. and the city was thronged with
people. Business was practically sus-
pended all day and entirely during the fu-
neral services. A special train at noon
brought Governor Ogl,.sby and staff and
hundred lawyers from Springfield, Decatur
and Clinton. The remains lay
in state in the west parlor
of the Davis mansion from nine til two
O'Clock, and there was constant stream Of
visitors to take a last look at the face of the
dead. The features were calm and peace
ful, and mueh less wasted than had been
generally expected. The casket was Of
cedar, draped with black cloth It had
eight heavy silver handles and massive
silver plate bearing the inscription, David
Davis, born March 9, 1915. Died June %,
1Ss6n At three the services were held at
the house. the officiating clergyman being
the Rev. ". G. Pierce, relative OF the
family, who read the Episcopal burial SER
vice. The procession which followed the
remains 10 the grave was OK unusual length
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-07-08
A MONSTER VESSEL.
Design of a Steamship Which Is to Cross
the Atlantic in Eighty Hours.

Design of a Steamship Which Is to Cross
the Atlantic in Eighty Hours.
And now comes Prof. r. H. Tb"rston
with a paper suggesting that ship
can be built that will cross the Atlantic
Ocean in little less than three and a
half days. the average speed of the new
ship being forty-seven miles per hour.
The leviathan suggested by Prof.
Thurston as the ship to cross in eighty
hours. he makes 800 feet long, 80 feet
beam, of % feet draught and $4,000
tons burden. To make the speed Of
the Oregon, such a vessel. under a rule
of naval architecture, would require
$4,000 horse power, as against 12,O00
in the smaller steamer. The law is
that to double that speed, or raise it to
10 knots. eight times the power needed
for 20 knots would be required; but in
asmuch as the law of resistance becomes
,nuch more favorable at these higher
rates of speed, Prof. Thurston fixes the
limit of the probable power required at
250, 900 horse power.
The weight of the steam machinery
for the new ship he estimates at 1900
tons, or the total tonnage of the Oregon,
and the consumption of coal at 175 tons
an hour, 5000 tons day. or 1O,500
for the voyage. The weight of fuel
and machinery would therefore be
$4,000 tons. Allow $4,000 tons, or,
according to the present construction,
about one-third of the total displace-
ment, for the weight of the hull. and
5000 tons would be left for passengers,
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THE LAKE SHORE STRIKE.

Embittered Feeling-Threats Against the
Plnkerton Men-Tralns Derailed.
CHICAGO, July LIT seems evident
from recent events, that the Lake Shore
strikers are determined to make long and
bitler fight On the other hand, the officials
of the road declare determination to &c
straight forward on the present line and
police to accomplish final and com.
plete victory. The shot by the Pinker.
ton guard at the man who ditched two
cars by throwing switch under a mOv-
ing train Tuesday evening caused great ex.
element among the switchmen, and many
threats were made. A morning paper saws
that in the crowds at PackerstOwn there
were dozens who openly declared the Lake
Shore should not deliver another train to any
line in those yards and that If it was attempt
ed to-day blood would be shed. One man
said II " i'll teach these fellows with their big
guns that there are crack shooters in these
parts, and before another twenty-fOur hours
there will be dead PinkertOn men on these
tracks. or Pm liar" The usual two cal
loads of Pinkerton men arrived at Root
street shortly after seven o'clock, and bIsi
HISS WAS Nv TIC bdhe
Shore Company. The entire Pinkerton force
with the exception of dozen, are now armed
with rifles and guard is with every train.
The trouble at the Stock Yards last even.
ing, while not Of serious nature in itself
is looked upon by the officials of the com
pany as an Indication of a new source oi
danger. Considerable anxiety is manifested
on both sides as 10 the probable action tc
be taken by the Lake Shore switchmen al
other points. CayaBauglI, the yardmasteI
at the Toledo yards has been in Chicago
since the commencement of the strike, alt
yesterday received dispatches from
trusted men at home saying thai
his presence was required there
without delay, as strike seemed imminent
He left for Toledo laat night -Four stnk'
FRS were arrested at three .. m, after beire
fired at by PnkertOn man. They pushed
q fat car in front of moving train and at
tempted to throw a switch. Late yester
day afternoon a train on the Lake Shore |
road was thrown off the track by strikers al
Forfeit: street A Baltimore & Ohio train |
come along afterwards and was deraiIed.
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ENTIRELY TOO LATE.
A Detroit Micawber Who Waited Toe
Long Before Turning Up Something.

A Detroit Micawber Who Waited Too
Long Before Turning Up Something.
There was an exultant smile on his
face as he walked into the office of a
well-known capitalist, and there was a
proud ring in his voice as he said:
"For twenty years have lived from
hand to mouth, waiting for something
to turn up. 1t has finally came. L have
made a discovery which, if you will
back it with few hundred dollars, will
give us both fortunes.
''State your case"
"Well. sir, l have discovered that
banana peelings can be utilized for all
kinds of table jellies. A peck of old
peelings can be made to bring forth
twelve tumblers of the finest currant
jell, and the profit is -"
Hold on right there" interrupted
the capitalist; ''you are just two years
too late. A chap in Chicago not only
discovered that. but he found way to
work in apple rinds and cores and or
ange peel, and we can't infringe on his
patent"
ats no use. I'd like to see you get
along. but you must drop that. Don't
be discouraged, however. Perhaps you
can discover a way to make pressed
corn beef out of old boot legs. All you
want is a machine to run in the stresks
of fat. Detroit Free Press.
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THE HUBsITE AND HIS SON.

GLOW big, papa is Sullivan.
That people call him great?
is ne as big Us mas mamma
And can he shy pIafe|
80. no. M son, about as big,
Perhaps. as Paddy RYAN:
His skill it is that makes him great
When with him gloves you try on"
~l1is skill so great? ] know his name
Is famed in BOston circles.
And that his dukes when clad with mitts
Rosembie shells of turkleS,
But can he knock one silly, pa,
This hero of our Hub,
Or are the stor es that I read
Sensational nuDdub?'
They're true, my son; he's Boston's pride
Fame clusters round his name;
A glory almost deIfied
Because, you know, he's game.
We can not all be Sullivans,
Nor with him ever cope.
Nor pose as Ajax i'll the show,
But whore there sand there's SOAP"
"But pa. if / to Harvard went,
Or even unto Yale.
Could / not hope to learn to spar
And make the people quail!'
90. yes, my son. perhaps you might,
But better learn TO pitch
Good pitchers snatch the Whyness
From the baldest headed Which"
Merchant TrdCeler.