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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-06-24
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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-06-24

U. s. Marshal Fred. T. Dubois and
his deputies BAnett and Jones arrived
from Detroit june 9th having safely
landed the eleven long sentenced Nor
mons in the House IT Corrsctior,'
Detroit. A deep and spreading fseling
Of indignation is seen in ths saat, and
much curiosity to see tho rsal live
polygamist shown on the route. The 81
feet upon these ignorant individuals was
depressing IS they passed through tho
populous towns Of Nebraska, Iows,
Illinois, IDdiana and Michigan. The
power Of the handful Of Mormoue 70
defy the government vas seem 10 bo vay
slight if : conflict should oncs bsgin, and
when the hard labor Of the prison life,
the separation from friends and each
other and the long journey back o.
CURED to them several intimated that
they would have gladly broken looss
from the slavery which held them IN
bonds and would hereafter try and obsy,
the laws. The Mormon power begins to
weaken when the real truth i found ont.
We are glad to SEQ : charitable spirit
towards these misguided people shcsn By
Marshal Dubois who only is trying to d
his duty under the laws. iShoshoas
Journal.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-06-24

Yesterday afternoon United States
Marshal Frederick T. Dubois, Of Idaho,
arrived At the Grand Pacific from Dstroie
where he escorted thirteen Mormon con.
victs from the Territory Of Idaho. They
were tried on two indictments for polyg-
amy, and on being convicted On both
received two terms OF inprisonment Of
six months each. Marshal Dubois said
that the people Of Idaho were determined
to extermiuate from their Territory the
curse Of Mormonism. A year ago ! tess
oath was adopted by the government Of
the territory prohibiting any one Who up.
held polygamy from voting or serving
on juriss. About sixty polygamists have
already been convicted, and indictments
have been found against 300 more. By
charging polygamists with unlawful oo-
habitation from week to week and ims.
ing separate indictments for each seven
days violation Of the law the authorities
claim that they can enter nice term Of
imprisonment against the offender. The
first attempt was made with the l3 just
taken to Detroit on more than one in
dictnent, and it was determined 10 send
them out Of the territory to serve their
korvuo ~ smnr:.orrn>~k ~ -h:~l A.
spirit Of martyrdon i quenched, sines
they are no longer among their friends to
receive aid and sympathy. The others
awaiting trial will be treated the sans
way. None Of the thirteen conviets, the
Marshal said, could speak English. One
of the deputies Of Marshal Dubois has :
father who has Eve wives, but the deputy
is strongly against the Mormons, and bid
services have proved invaluable to ths
government Chicago Herald.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

S;soiosVH ,u ,nV ''"',, iuoo'i " Nuyu, y.
made him famous.
He is y man of medium stature aud
slight build, standing five feet eight
inches in his stockings. llcwcarS a long,
flowing, dark beard His features arc
regular, and his eyes dark brown, and
they gaze calmly into those OF his vis.a-vis
when engaged in conversation, but flash
ominously when speaking of the treach.
cry of a supposed friend, or the efforts of
enemies TO persecutc him.
The publisher of the Johustown n. Y,
RtPtbbcv}, was cured OF Rheumatism by
St Jacobs Oil.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15
SPECIAL NOTICES
OMAHA.

Advertisements under this herd, 10 cents per
line Tor the 6rst insertion, cents for ench sub
Bequeut insertion, and Sl.50 line per month
No advertisement taken for less than 25 cents
for the frst insertion. Seven words VIII be
counted to tho lire; they must run consecu-
lively and must be paid in advance All adver
tiscments must he handed in before O'Clock
p, m, and undcT no circumstances will they be
taken or discontinued by telephone.
Parties advertising in these oumns and hav.
ing the answers addressed in care Of TIVE BEE
will please ask for n check tocnablc them to get
their letters, as none will be delivered except
on presentation OF check An answers TO id
vertsements should he enclosed in cnvclopos.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

MONEY TO LOAN-O. +. Davis & CO. Real
ih Estate and Loan Agents 1905 Fnrnem ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15
TO LoAN-MouEY.

Q3O, 900 10 loan. Sums $500 and upwards,
~ Lowest rates. Bomis 10Th and Douglns sis.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

Take one of DIR. J. IA MeLcan's Liver
and Kidney Pillots every other night for
Il week, and you will be gratilied 10 find
now cheerful and vigorous you viii feel
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

E1OR SALR-One OF the best hotel properties
u in the state; eight thousand dollars, five
thousand cash, balance on long time sold on
account of sickness Address j. f. NJ. Albion.
Nebr. 1874 l6s
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

pOSALIND PLACE-Choice lots $3.50 each
IL This addition lies above and east OF
Schesinger's addition where lots selling
BOZ Oct l3
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

nor SALE-implement store and blacksmith
i! shop, combined or separated, in one of the
liveiest towns in Nebraska. For further par
ticulars address l. D., post box 1O4, Beemer,
Neb. se3 0}t
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

MONEY TO LOAN-1n sums of 5000 and
lh upwards on flrst class real estate security
Potter 81 Coob, 1915 Farnam st. 6l2
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

M oNEY ToLoAN-oh roal estate and chat.
Itl tells. ID. l. Thomas. Gil
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

nor SALE-One OF the Oldest established
L grocery business in the city, with very
large, welpaying trade Wnl exchange for
Omaha real estate or part cash and balance
cured notes: Good reasons given for sellin g.
Addre9s l415 .Jonea,
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

TOR RENT-Newly furnished room, s5ll St
II Marr's ave. 767
INOR sALE-Parlor bedroom and Kitchen
~ furniture carpets. range and heating stoves,
all nearly new, n gentle horse hte years Old,
all at a bargain. gIving up Housekeeping, 25li
Douglas ST 595
dor RENTIA few Office spaces for rent,
n ono with front window on ground floor.
Enquire of J. s. Richardson, 1909 Farnsm st.
43G-Sept-s5
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

MONEY LOANED at &. r. Reed 4 Co.'S Loan
l'l oiiics, on furniture, pianos, hOrscs, wagons,
personal property of all kinds. and all other ar
ticles OF value, without removal. 3l9 S. 18th,
over IIingham's Commission store. All busi-
ness strictly confidential. 6i3
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

LNOR SAI.E-Or trade for Omaha property.
II The best located livery business, with stock
in tho city. Long lease of barn at cheap rent
Maync Bros, 1919 Parnam al
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

The Beginning Of "Get There. Eli"
Chicago Herald Talking about
slang, said n base ball cranh on horse
car, 'can any of YOU fellows tell me
where the get there, Eli, phrase comes
fromYn
Not one of all the crowd had any idea
of the origin of get there, Eli"
"Well, III tell you how it was" con.
tinued the crank. sway back IN the
seventies, out ut the old Twenty
street grounds, the Chioagos had player
named Ely. He was "A tall, lank fellow,
VINO used to throw himself like Dutch
windmill ndnb when Logging G it from n, one S base
him and yell out, Get there. Elyr AT
first they pronounced his name correctly,
with the accent on the first syllable. but
that WAS quickly changed, and the namo
spoken as if it were Eli Since then the
expression has gone all over the world. "
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

II Enquire s07 N, 10th st. 2223 17*
I'OR SALE-A list of names, with ?. o.
IL address, of 20 900 residents of Central Ne
'braska List corrected TO Sept SO. Address
I. NJ. Evans, Grnnd Island. Neh. 11l-lbt
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

DEAL ESTATE Ira RGAIN-Iso feet on Saun
IL ders ST., S6,5OE IS feet front corner on
Saunders St, $3.50. j. L. Rice Co., over Com.
morCial Natl bank. 33l l6
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

DOR SALE-h Dairy of 80 cows, nearly all
II fresh with all appurtenanCe including horse
power, corn mill, delivery team and wagon and
good milk route. Terms easy. Immed late
possession Enquire of Saml j. Howell, office
2lT $. Jith. 2Se
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15
BUSINESS CHANCES.

business CHANCE-For Rent. Saunders
ID st storeroom, with Q living rooms above.
Rush g. Selby, 21S 3. 15th 3l9 Is
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

DOR SALE-Bowllnp Greon lot S at $3.50. 10
IL per cent cash and So per month. Offers the
easiest and surest investment to double your
money In year of any property in the suburb
an market. Let MS show you this tine property.
Marshall & Lobect, Agents,
$50 1909 Farnain street.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

GREGORY & HADIEY, 1912 Douglas st.
" ~ new : and room cottages for sale at
$1,000 TO $780, only 500 to $500, cash and bal
ance easy. 1873
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15
LOST.

STRAYED OR STOLEN-Small bay mare,
- white star in forehead, from 2l2 Dodge.
Finder please return to same and receive re.
ward. 2g2-l5t
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

E,oR by M. L. Higgins, 1906 Douglas
with city water, cistern, splendid cellar, bath
room, sewerage, new barn, carriage house,
large coal house, south 'front.' cheap and on
easy terms.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

DEAL ESTATE DISQUALIFICATION resi-
IL dence lot on Washington square, just of
paved street, on Sherman ave, $500. j. l..
Rice Co., over Commercial Natl bank.
:s3l 16
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

WE have cheap money on long time, IN any
w quantity to loan on inside city property,or
farm land. Marshall & Lobeck, 15u Farnam St
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

ds50D OOo--1o loan on Omaha city property at q
p per cent interest. G.. w, Day, over 1913
Douglas st. 97
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

INOR SALE-By NJ. L. Higgins 1895 Douglas
II ST., 8 acre tract with house, barn. sheds,
shade trees. S1.250 $3.50 cash. balance $40 per
month A bargain, must be sold at once.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15
BOARDING,

L OST-A fine red knit shawl about o'clock
get reward. POI
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

MO. 262-For sale, by M. l.. Higgins, 1906
~ Douglas St: cottages in Walnut Hill,
BINDS #. $3.50 each 500 cash on each, bal.
$40 Dor month, each.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

No. 27O.--For selq, by NJ. l., Higgins 1903
~ Douglas, n new l0room house, on Belt Line
railroad. with all The modern improvements,
cellar cistern, we'll; good. new barn; at Il bar
gain, or will exchange for other good Omaha
property.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

IGOR S-ALE-lIouse and lot on .2Oth street
n only $500.
House and lot on 18th street 5000
House and lot on Miami st 81, 500
Good barn. full lot, near street cars.
A nice lot in Plainvtcy only $3.50
House and Tot in Omaha View 8 G0N,S4G cash,
balance Sl2.50 per month.
Lots in Shrvcr Place S325. S. monthly.
Before you buy call and sec me. IL. w Hunt
rcss, 1908 Farnam street 2Sj-1S
CPECIAh BAI;G AIN-iierce lot 6ix25O # on
OSouth 18th running through to 18th, - houses
each, front house9 rooms, bath, etc west front
1 rooms fruit OF all kinds. n good we'll els
terms and iarge barn. 1t phys rent of $50 per mo
DO not miss this bargain. Hicks & Inghram, 2l5
s 18th. 20 l4t
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15
T OANs-Louns-Loans.

MONEY TO DOAN-At lowest rates of inter
1Nl est on farms and improved city property.
i. j. Day & Co., room 5, Grouse block, 5. h.
corner Capttal avenue and 10th street. 9]6O.6
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15
r6E sKEE TEoTsss-Eorss

TI'OR RENT BY I'D. Evans & Co.
.5-room house, furnace, range and bath; desr.
able location ''
Groom cottage, l7ard ST.
7.room house slzard st. 25l IL
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15
ron INSTRUMENTATION.

EOR SALE-Furniture of 10 room boarding
II house, house for rent, 1896 Jackson ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

E1OR SALE-Good souI d pair driving or work
n horses, weight between 1870 and 1909 lbs,
wen matched q and years old. Apply NJ drag
store, cor 2Stu ana FHrndm. 2DS l6'
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15
COME SPECIAL BARGAINS.

COME SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Beautiful lot near sOth and oass only $1,000
Splendid lot on 1ath st. 66xlss, house rooms
lot in E.v. Smiths add fronting 10th ST.
good houses and barn, y big bargain at siOO0.
Fast front lot with house of rooms, good
well, etc. is st. near DOrCas cheap S2NOl.
We have large list of resident and business
properly. If you want to buy or soil come TO
us, no trouble to show property: ,,.o,,
s. W. cor. Ia and Douglas.
TOUSES-Lots,Fs Farms, ,Lands-money loaned.
Ii Bemts, 10th and Douglas streets 6l6
ToUSES-Lots. Farms s.Iands-moucy loaned
IL Bcmts, 18th and Douglas streets, GIG
E1ORSAIE-House. Il rooms. city water and
IL gas, mile from T. O., block from st cars,
price S2,OOl small payments, balance monthly.
Inquire rooms and : Omaha Natl bank. e46
ENOR SABE-we havo sixteen lots in Haw
~ thornc addition that we will self best and
Chcapestinsido property in Omaha. Bedford
Souer 643
DEAL ESTATE BARGAINING have few
~ lots left In tho q,loen OF all additions, ln-
tenth cash and Sic per month. J. l.. RICE & CO.,
over Commercial Nat'i bank 33l 10
EoR sALE-onc of tho best pieces OF prop
II etty in North Omaha, one block from
paved street An eight room house, nearly new.
Davis Co 1905 Farnam street. 931
EN0R SALE-Bowling Green lots at $3.50. 10
IT per cent cash and S. per monty. Ensy,
and sure to double in a year. See this fne ad-
dition and secure u few lots while you can get
first choice Marshall 4 Lobeck, Agents, 1909
Farnam street. 9IS
buy NOW in the new addition of West Side,
ID right by tho depot and canning factory. full
size and only $3.50. II. c. Patterson. 5l5
EREGORY 4 HADLBY,
" Real Estate Agents, 1872 Douglas at.
For Snle-Buslnces property on Farnam,
Douglns, Dodge, Harvey, Howard and Cunning.
l5S
GREGORY & HADLEY. 1879 Douglas 81.
~ We havo the sole agency for several lots in
Omaha View, which must be sold soon and can
be bought cheap. 15S
DEAL ESTATE BARGAIN-Bcautirui lot In
cash. J. l.. Rice & Co., over Commercial Natl
bank. 33l 10
pARGAINS-S1,s 500. Nice place in Mllard s.
ID Caldwell addition.
81 1900. Good lot in kilby place. one.third cash.
$4,000. Broom cottage on Hamilton street,
one-quarter cash.
$!100. acres in Tuttle's subdiv on Amcs
avenue.
$500 per lot, Lake View.
500. Waverly place; $40 cash.
500. Lot in kirbwood; one,half cash.
Sl,T00. House ana Lot in Painviow.
$3.50. Lots in Bedford place; $50 cash.
$l,lO0. Hawthorn addition; terms easy.
Never think of buying or selling without see
ing us. as we handle bargains only. Sears 18th
and Dodge. 2l2 Is
TWO fine south front lots in Omaha View
Il near Send St, S65D each, if sold this week.
Gregory & Hadley 1872 Douglas ST. 3l8
~ REGORY & HADLEY,
VI Real Estate Agents 1912 Douplas
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

TNACR and all of the 2S West Side OTIS are
IL high and beautiful, full size. and on month
ly payments, $3.50. II. c. Patterson, 18th and
nn1Inlns
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

x PER CENT-Noney to oan. j. j. Mahoney,
" 1909 Fsynnrp 500
x PER CENT money to loan. r. c Patterson
" 18th and Douglas. COB
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

'Memt oyercomes prejudice" This Is
why physicians endorse Red Star Cough
Cure.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

NOR SALE-Nice Broom house and corner
y lots in Walnut Hill; u cash bal to suit
Cal Martin ITO S Nth ST. 64o
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

DEksoSAL-A gentleman fayorahly krown
u In the cast would like confer with some
party in real estate business In regard TO form
ing part tnership in the same Addres NJ 80,
Boo oiice. 32l I5t
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

r Z, ana 8 per cent money to loan. Mortgages
", taken In exchange for real estate. Central
Investment Co, Room Z, Barker Block, or 18th
and Farnhm $50
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

DEAL ESTATE BAR1AIN-Fine Q corner
III lot in Marshs add. High and slightly. Less
than one mile from postoilice. Price 1920,
half cash. J. L. Rice Sc Co, over Commercial
Natl bank, 33l l6
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

TOR TRADE-we have some desirable
IL Omaha property that we would trade for
first class stock of Drugs or General Mcrchan-
disc. Park & Fowler, l522 Douglas street.
10Y l3
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15
PERSONAL.

INOR SALE-Or trade, Horse, Pheaton and
harness, for good lot not far from town, Mt
ID: Altmans, 6iT N. 10th ST.. bet California and
Webster streets 2SO lS
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15
FOUND.

EOuND-A ladys hat found on sherman ave.
II Sunday eve, Sept. IL, SO. Call mt 1915 Doug
las St 295 IA
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

IDERsONAL-lnstructio given in common or
10Th 81. 2hT l5s
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

ENOR SALE-First-class meat market with
II nice h3tures all complete; good trade;
best of reasons for selling. Call or write to
Geo. w. Mason, 1921 Howard 615
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

EOR SALE-By nj L, Higgins. 1905 Douglas
Il ST., 2 choice lots in Shinns lsI add. Both
front north and south. each 6OXl2S It. A bar
gain at private sale. Terms easy.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

MO. 272-For sale, by NJ. l.. Higgins, 1906
~ Douglas ST.: room cottage in Omaha
New well, cellar, hall, closets, full lot, south
front 81 600. 500 cash, balance Sl250 per
month Will renl for SIS per month.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

LH-ANTED-lO carpenters at The corner of
w Burt and Pleasant st. y. I. Creedon 2SS l5H
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

r AND = PER GENT money to loan on
". farms and city property. l.. y. Hammond,
Room 3, Ih23 Douglas St, Omaha. 70S
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

WE have for sale some special bargains on
w inside rcsidence and business lots; also
lots with small cash payments, balance on in
stallmcnts from S. to so per month. NJ. &.
Higgins 1906 Dpugas st.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

MONEY TO LOAN-At lower rates than any
lSl where else in the city, on furniture, pianos,
organs, horses, wagons, or stock of any kind.
Remember, Mt bwer rates than any other loan
company IN tho city. City Loan h Mortgage
Co.. room Is 14oi Farnam st, opposite Paxton
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

LNOUND-- Lot OF mnchnists tools, owner can
II have same by calling at Chicago Lumber
Co. 800 IA
T>AKEN UP-At Washington Hill, 3 red helfer
Il calves. William Easton.
Sept 7,l4, 2l.2so5
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

| DEAL. ESTATE q BARG GAIN-We have a
III bunch of fots in Plainview add, front ting
gain. ]. l.. Rice &Co., over Commercial Natl
bank, 331 l6
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

WANrED-Pupils for German and Latin,
address NJ ~ nee Office. Sg5 d 81
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

MO. 26S-For sale, by M l.. Higgins, 1905
~ Douglas ST.: room house, in Redick's I'd
addition; closets, pantry, cstern, barn. shade
trees and fence. $4,000. Easy terms, for ten
DAYS only.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

WANTED-At once, n few live, No. can
w vassers to take orders for article of
merit, used daily in all families Viii sell fast.
Good pay. 1922 Capital ave, Omaha. 1870 IA
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

ESoh hkENT-Sqaaro Piano So moni5Iy
u Hospe, 1913 Douglas. 6sO
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

MO. 266-For sale, by NJ. L. Higgins, 1905
~ Douglas ST.: A new room cottage. east
and other desirable improvements, in Shinn's
add, on easy terms.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15
a1Is0GLnANEOUs WARS.

NA-ANTED-To trade a 500 Halictt & Davis
w upright pinno on q lOt or part of lot,
worth about $i,lOJ; would ike the piano for
FIRST payment, or could pay some cash. Ad-
dross, y %, Bee ONCE. 216 l5'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-04
A RAILROAD WAR
81 PRoaREss AE FIrgsavnoH
Between the PsnnuslvAnla zad Baltimore =
ohi0 ROadS-A Sort of Three COrnorsd
FiGht-HuRtingtOR 10 Consolidate HS
Roads East Of the lliSsiSsippi,

PITTsDuRaH, Jan. S.-The Commercial
Gazette will say tomorrow that bitter
fight Is being Baged between the Bal.
timore & Ohio and Pennsylvania Rail-
road Companies here, which prom
isea to suTpass the one had between
them in Philadelphia some time ago, The
Baltimore & Ohio is contesting for more
direct freight route to tho West, and the
Pennsylvania Is endeayoripg to preyentit.
Besides the Baltimore 4 Ohio the Penn
sylvania has to fght the Rochester 4
Pittsburgh, which ia also a formidable
rival. The whole trouble arises from the
projected Pittsburgh & Northeastern
railroad, The quarrel has not yet reached
the courts. but 1t is expected to do 80 at
an early day, The road, which as yet Is
only on paper, was known as the Turtle
Greek line, and Is torhh from Pnnxsnsaw-
ney TO Brinton station on the Penn,
SylVauia aailroad, distance OF elghty.two
miles, at an estimated cost oE $4,000
per mile, The Pittsburgh & Rochester
ends at Punxsutawney, and for years has
been trying to reach this city by q line OF
Ita own. Failing In this 1t has used the
Valley road up to within a
short time, The Pennsylvania, however,
ordered the Allegheny Valley to carry no
more freight for this line, and since then
,he Rochester and Pittsburgh has been
hut out. Some interesting developments
ire expected soon,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-04
ANILL-FATEDYILLAGE.
soaEMR oE vILLAINousEIREBue
To Burn the Village Of Tarsntum, Pa.
ROpss of the Alarm Bella Cut and the
Fire Buckets CARRIED AWAy-Tho
Marrow Escape of the iowa.

PIrTsBVRaH, jan S,-A Commercial Ga,
setts special says: A desperate attempt to
burn down the town Of Tarentum, Pa,
was made st an early hour this morning.
The fire was frat discovered in Ellser's
livery stable, on Gaines street. 1t soon
spread to Rlves & Jones' grocery, Zimmer-
mans shoe store and DR., Volz'a residence,
which were destroyed. The villains had
taken every precsution to make destruc-
ton sure. Theycut the ropes Of the two
alarm bells, aud carried otfths fire buckets
and tubs, The cries ol sire" aroused a
lad named William DibIe, an employe OF
the planning mill upon which was . large
bell. HssrRn. TO the mill and upon tind-
ing the bell rope cut he climbed 10
the rool and sounded an alarm by striking
the bsll with a hammer. This awakened
the entire community, who turned out en-
mGSse and soon extlnRuiShed the flames.
The loss is 81, 900 partially insured. About
two weeks ago there was an attempt made
TO burn the village down. Six or seven
large buildings were destroyed entailing q
loss OF over $4,000.