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him. Then he cut his way to the roof. and
there the couple sat 10 the driving stormluntil
s Ss relief sen e
by a wall about two blocks from its founda-
ton, or II would undoubtedly have been car.
ried TO the Miami and lost. 1t 10 The chief
IXLsANY, o., May. IA tornado passed
through Columbia Township, Meigs County,
deats ara With t.
Mrs. Margaretta McComas, aged sixty,
was Instantly killed; also her nephew,
Esae Mccomss Mas Ss
will probably recover. The house in which
the McComases were killed was entirely de.
a stone mantel-piece weighing nearly two
hundred pounds, was carried a distance of
fifty yards. The household goods were car
houses throughout the 3 county were wrecked
0nEeoNiA, 8. May "a violent tornado
Sne dwenR eni s was s0e Entirely nsfs sse
many barns and dwellings unroOfcd and
otherwise damaged. Orchards were com .
plctely uprooted, and much damage done to
LEBANON. o., May 1s.-The storm came
bowling from the southwest in mad fury, toy.
s oots Th sSs ns ne ar stS
bricks and roofs Of houses with crash and
pars The rss oss Sadns stsscR xss %Uss VS.. sss
old Lebanon tannery, on Main street, the
roof of which was torn of and scattered. 1t
Jumped next to the Lebanon House, three
squares to the northwest, tearing of the tin
roof, which lies in q huge ball on Broadway.
From this point It went down Broadway
moving down beautiful shade trees on both
sides Of the street, and unroofing many
houses on the east side. When II reached
DAVIS L Greely's mill 1t jumped down in the
hollow by the reservoir and struck a frame
dwelling, completely leveling 1t to the ground.
The house was occupied by two colored FAINT.
lies, consisting of four grown persons, two
young men and two little children. Strange
to say. every one escaped, the two young
men, Ed. Grimes and Jim johnson, being
blown from the room upstairs, where they
we're asleep, a distance Of more than hun
dred yards against the bank of the reser.
vOir. The Union echoolhouse and many
other buildings in town we're damaged.
| CINCINNATI, May 13.-The storm reached
Cincinnati about 10 o'clock, and was violent
consisting of rain, wind and hail. The raiI
fell in torrents, and the streets were deluged
with water. There was less Of hal
than In the morning, but II fell with
great force. The damage, however, is incon
siderable. The suburbs report slight
damage. Reports come Of damages by the
storm from Middletown, Piqua, wilmington
Washington, c. H., Albany. Greenville. Mari
etta, Lancaster and other Ohio points.
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"IsN'r that Mrs Holmesi I Thought the
doctors gave her up She looks we'll now. "
"She G we'll. After the doctors gave up
her case she tried DR.. Pierce's 'Favorite
Prescription and began to get better right
away. Iheard her say not long ago, that
she hadn't felt % we'll In twenty years.
She does her own work and says that life
seems worth living, at last. Why said
she, Il feel as If had been raised from the
dead, almost" Thus do Thousands attest
the marvellous efficacy of this God-given
remedy for female weakness, prolapsus,
liberation, leucorrhea, morning sickness,
weakness of stomach, tendency to cancer.
GUS disease, nervous prostration, general
debility and kindred affections
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In jogging through life you often
shake hands with college graduate Of
brilliant talents in whose pockets silver
seldom jilgles, while Cincinnati, it is said,
has q newsboy worth twenty thousand
dollars. 1t don't make much difference in
this country who a man is or what he
makes; it is what he salts down that
counts. Ltge Broom.
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Playlna On the Wires.

MlTooN, ILL.,, May 1l.-Last night the
electrical storm was remarkable at times.
The Telegraph wires seemed to be alive
with dame. Some people report having
seen balls Of fire as large as mans head
drop from the wires to the ground. The
residence OF william Tober was struck, thu
end of 1t being knocked out. 6ingularly
none Of the occupants were injured. The
display Of lightning was never before
equaled- Heavy rain accompsulsd The
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The village Of jamestown, N. Y,
has became tral sformed into city by
provisions Of the new charter. The A.
fairs of the village we're transferred to
the custody of the common council,
and after fifty years Of existence, in
which the population has grown from
300 or 400 to $1,000, the village Is
shelved and the city government be-
comes operative.
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PFsdestinstion Upheld.
(St, Paul Pioneer. Press, |

A burning question Of centuries has been
settled by the decision of . petty n inns.
sots court. Aswedish pastor and bis con.
gregation quarreled over the dogma Of pre-.
destination. The case WAS carried into the
civil court, which decided In favor of the
pastor-and, presumably, 0f the dogma.
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II you experience a bad taste in the
mouth, sallowness or yellow color of skin,
feel stupid and drowsy, appetite unsteady,
frequent headache or dizziness, you are
"bilious," and nothing will grouse your
liver to action and strengthen up your sys-
tenn like Dr. Pierce's "GOlden Medical Dis
covery." By druggists.
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More than 800. 900 barrels of apples
have been sent from this country to
England this year. an increase over last
year OF upwards Of 5000 barrels. The
prices at Liverpool range from e9.40
per barrel for RoxbuFry Russets b
eS. II for Baldwins. IN r Examiner.
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They Did Not Eat Him Raw.
f0t. James' GasattN.

The schooner Fsirlis, from the Solomon
lslands, brings intelligence that the na.
dvss Of Bsggs Island have murdered Q
trader named Child and sftsrward cooked
and sstsn portions ee his body.
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Was Well Taken Care OF.
sfLondon Truth.l

Auzsafer Eddin, the lately deceased
Emir Of Bokhara, had two hundred and
eighty wives, two hundred and ninety fe-
male slaves, ten female BARRIERS, nine fe-
male cooks, four midwivss, twenty. .two
needlswomen and fifty wssherwomen.
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Delicate diseases of either sex,
however induced, speedily and permanent
ly cured. Book of particulars 10 cents in
stamps. Address, Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, 663 Main Street, But
falo. N V
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"WHAT bell are you ringingi" he asked
Of the colored sexton. "Dis is de secon
ring Of de fus bell"
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A ALrxuRIANr head Of hair adds to beauty
and comeliness. Use Halls Hair Renewer.
Remember! Ayers Ague Cure is war
fails.
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Save your wagons, your horses and your
patience by using Frazer Axle Grease.
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Hox. BiLLA FLINT, Mfe-senator Of the
Dominion Parliament, Canada, found st.
Jacobs OIL to act like charm.
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PIKE's TooTHACHL DROPS cure in minute 25c
Gienns Sulphur Soap .eals and beauties. 25c.
GERMAN CORN REMOVER kills Corns unions.
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A LITTLE boy who wanted kite wanted
1t made Of ''the best kind Of f1y-paper."
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THE Thermometer gains notoriety by d.
grees, SO to speak.
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WHEN do ones teeth usurp the functions
Of the tongue! e!-When they are chattering
~. Y Ledger.
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ENGAGED, in the hop business-The danc
ing master-Boston Traveller.
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TEE oarsmen now cultivate . row-bust
physique. Pittsburgh Chronicle.
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A BANK officials life is hard one at best
He il always receiving checks.
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THE MARKETS.

A WoMAN's glory is her hair. Now, Il Il
different with hash.-Peck's Sua.
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II a cough disturbs your sleep, take
Piso's Cure for Consumption and rest we'll.
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THE sTURM-KING
Disastrously Sweeps Through the
1fq Miami Valley.
A Dark Night Of Terror and Woe at
xenia, o.

The Town Dslused and whole Families
swept Away-Thirty Dead Taken
From the A8gry Flood, and
Scores Of Houses Go Down
with the Tide--The Loss
u throughout the valley
ytt1 tf'- Will Reach Mill
u ilttlgo ions' 1..N3
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Baby Earns More Than Its Father.
liverpool Nercury.is

The youngest performer in the London
theaters at present is the eighteen months
old child Of an Edinburgh working gun.
maker, and the baby earns bigger salary
than its father.
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that Will fall NOT far snort o1 SlOo.OU
sharp. thunder-storm came up, and rain q:
most Immediately fell In torrents, alternated
with hail. the hailstones ranging. In size from
cred in as great curiositIes Reports came
in gradually of disasters near the center OF
town and matters grew serious, but about
e. WSoh
and Kemptcwn, e II 10 called. being the lower
e . x. s sS. uns :ss e as ~. Ss :Rs
hanarsd d feet q the isves had been broken
the soSasn EhSn came sbss
u. the city were covered with water. ~ =
In Kemptown terrible distress occurred. A
score or more houses with their sleeping oc-
tions and overturned, or lodged against walls,
or carried into the Miami and borne away, NO
one knows where. That portion Of the city
that dare engage in the business.
nooded district carrying out the distrssssd
places Of safety. Itwss in vain to telephone
Tor aid to the east side of the Miami. for II
was apparently impossible, and at least high
Viz Sorsss and Carriages. % There s was s0nos not
much to do but wait for dawn. To add to
the distress the electric light works were
SO
:Ss sse1ass sfI1nis sSs only hsAt for TIE
s.nd: of OBJ snr spot thSS
wonder. that any OF the unfOrtunates escaped
g town the water yose to the haight q bed
or even table. In one beautiful little one
ltoly eottage - man and wife lag asleep.
md himseif aud vi1s in : nosting house and
no means Of eeoape. The water rose
cir and safety was through the roof.
ing above him, while standing on his noating
bsssd Into tie ssao and drew sc vile aStsr
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70 I'd days. No pay TIN cured.
VI uOuvu Dr.J.otephens nss1SebanOns Ohio
AA sensrxruw sza>saA a.sua
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IlY'o 4
CREAM BALM.
cATARRH

particle e :Ppiied each uostr dissreesele
circular. ELY BROTHERS, Dragsisis. Oweso. q.
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Cr9nl Eo!ic:s.

[l5H -tv.!.N-.
CTPEENE COURT OF THE STATE OF
y NEa-GDHN. COUNTY Of ClkaNs. Fl.lui 80.
sire3 tic tfIai "a rho county 0f ylacus
ANN Martin - ilm p stratrx VIII tho wiz n'Nfi %
he L7n- cltt.' ard credits "-4tA wee i-.' ~
scrl deceased. Plaintiff.
aTalrst
NARY Frr a'fVanfnr Sen sqe core = arr 'rtr y.
hes LI.ysn Annie Martin. ,aa irs a. i"f rf vi
ITari irving. DrfeHa-uf. -luiipir
20 above efopiaufs anil each ~ thcm You hereby
summoned tho compliant ia t1i- action ana .
servo c0py Of 10, aini1- Co., neg "ti'
I'm tw Utv .ars after iis tsFe
OF ia day cr, ~ v0nF allure L. aIpet or
VIII ba tison against you ~ 0ciA'lt -Or
the Te.I.- lie nalfe' "a 80 CONF amt
LLEkIEL riNMAN, Pt~iniih rs Attorney,
Once ard Post Dilc. al rr
Nos % I = Bee All lr-'f
New ior0 lf7.
Dated. New York. Aug1st Il st l@7i.
liter II the defendants above nlne
Tie fOroO.ue served upon YDn by rn'"tion
pursuant 10 ed order the lion. Narl Eart"ti uss
81 che supreme Of the STATE 81 N@w lorA "a ei me
Sl Gav %. NAY. i--j ME. win IA c5up ADD I'D no
o.ce the CLERK the County - queens 90 ie loin-y
court Jamaica. queens County IN tie STATE of
NeH-l Ork.
EZEKIEL PIXHAS PiamtTs AFtoiDey.
to 8 Becaman ST.
Aew.Y0~S cry
Dated lJtlL 1855.
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REAL ESTATE.
RICHNESS AT ruE EXCHANGE.

vo.ter3av was another crowded day at The
,,..o.o rx,Asnsc. \ Number Of ladies were pres
~ The floor some OF these are keen operators in
o,ate. prominent ope.a for said; - sold that
r. handso,4e house some years she traded 1t
~ lct. which sne lis recently sold and cleared
on 600 nv Tie transaction" Several important estates
- -n,sed ~. The estaso OF Edward j. kins' 40
$50 wealthy surrier % this city. was sold 10y H. V
-, l. consisted OF twelve lots IN sixty hith SHY
- <inety-se second and One-hun rcd- and-s~eh'ie'h
and the boulevard. The executors said' "heh
-, on.ut tho result. that the sale was success
.Hcl,ut and the prices were Tar snoNe ~. s9 s ~.
VI Or In that seciion Inc ~, - ~.
"a %, average OF $3.50. while SlV.SCD WIS o.
far each II the Iii Y-elghi n-S coo 80
,,,v.l rai and twcnteth-st hroutht T'o0
o. ..tlte Of benjamin \ sim onsoi 1880 Ward was
III Z, ,,venty-ene lots ia the twenty -lourSn ""u,
Hs q" ~ anction by James l. Nels NC r..
m eusrlves vol satiSu~d VIA nc $50
e. '.,r sh,ncion-ave. between unc-nunut
mn,,etn and one hundred sS.,,y .-3S Most
siA- NJ. sold al prices rom Fo"v 4" = nrorart,
hfe.: - ,rarr local INVESTORS the Wno,e
o. ~ h, mi for Improvement Inc toAl IN an IN
W. 80. sale was I'll 900 Ihe pre- - siv
ero"-e o' Il Eeniicues soi c'gbt fouF-SIoy 81, .v
no ~, ~ ia Fas' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a
n'ls' - E,irehild and Walter Ih"mpsOu Sv u1- -
net i'.~ Fal~cnid securing 40 Loo 10. - 90 10
NE Thompson taslnS al Ine - . a. each A. II.
$50 These houses root TOT Ft.o''',,o~s fhereon
g seven lots, with bt.cK nu-i.'- 90 10
y. tgO to 500 Cherry St, III one p'i'''' va
A \ laus.ey. -. I'LL attended and a four
TT -. n ~acn : xteeutb and I"e"ty -'-.' %oo
So t,-tU-.Ne wanted 10 rem ~. o,3 T,ur-
% -lo also private house .e ,1.e with stable
10 go. -, cat about 10000 n"uso .or,e,t N
teenih - 80 offered FOR 100000; 'ehenon' ~
IN Fifii-avc va ,or - GOO aGI three tenemehls on
NrlDfrfH-Si. TOT ToosO"'
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BOOK entitled "SubuIban Homes on the
p,cur -oue trle" OF interest To al persons dosaf u
locate OF bay suburban properly can be- ai up1I ap-@
- "a G. Y. 3. WARD
~" Eastern list Pass At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-21

BUFFALO LITHEA SPRINGS
HOTEL.
NECKLISRURG COUNTY VIRGINIA.
SEASON OF 1856.
VIII omen 20 the public June I. under entirely new
~ X. Iice. formerly connected With tie
Seutherr strl Louis the Grand Pa life, of Chi.
and more the Pinnkptsn. oil Nl,sp uleo,
will have mama Of the hotel and guests can sa
good attention For rticulsrs
n route, prices sppiy 20 % T. TiSE Manager
or 10 the Company NJ their 0ficc
3S BARCLAY ST., sEW-lOHk
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Che Curt

BRIGHTON BEACH RACES.
ID NONDtl. NAY "a; WEDSE-DAN MY % Fnr.
ll. ses son K. I.ODISs JA, PresbiruL
JAsII., MCGOWAN. cor tlrr
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G!iuatious UlEtc0 --MG!es.

NOACHNAN, GARDENER. sc. - By Z
X young scotcluau -;tY or country understands 10
we'll afHf o. can ~ d. rJ1t-, -9s 80
ana faithful cal az ~ 6th ave. New Ork.
,OOACUNAN-COOK, &c.-By 4 Protestant
y nan and wlfe man ga .~ler fnf useful
llilircSs 40 Children. Dci g-cJiI-
= o. ~ ~ - =
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COACHMAN, &c.-By a single man as coach
- man. gardener mLk. care cattle. and gencrair
useful aJOut place good Recommendations 49,, ,, -
Apply ~ ARlESTERS. 100 bth-aYe
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,n,cHMAN anal GARnFNER.-Rv a vonns

NOArWNAN.-Br Young man th0rOlrhIY
L uuiorsfanls IS business lgif "rls r. .of
monaghan c. c.rt stIclr TIM rat 90 oLccup- u -
C'-''--' WV --- u. Il. W ffI-..
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AETNA CURES CATERRh.
Nyou snfcr It is your own fault Catalogue f'se.
AETNA 90. . 5thase, y. y.
Gonn.rn prorcrtn for Sale ana Go Cei.

Conn:rn Drorcrtn for Sale ana Go Gtt.
AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIR.--Houses 70
"A To- md for eaie Desirable building sites. Attractive
prices. CLARENCE 3. n hDs. Aeekman-s'. Room ~.
TARRYTOWN. short distance south OF
eeace %itA az n oi ta 81 M Win beautiful grounds
pure water AMI aonn lane. % 5rI, W nd
borhoc ar. rIsurpa~-rt his choice lace " be sold al
low prec easy terms, OF leased ior teri OF ye1.s
los Wcst I2d.st.
4 BOOK enntled suburban llom., on the u,
locate or bay SUBURBAN properly can he "a aDoa ap'a
uO' " Eastern tisi. rassI a =. ~.
4 TTRACTIyE COUNTY, EESID IL -5,I-
ent-, stable cottage = -sTes 9a 5 %e n 2.A
AUCTION SALE at FLUSHING. "Wednesday,
1p ud passes se viii iul Inf gn4;o. cla be Lad oy
addressing u1rcucocK-s REAL EsTATT orFlcF.
4 TWO-STORY DWELLING. nem Dauoa.
y conn S- mics ir.o C r. Nea-aavca a..r3.. s.>
tno acres OF 20 .uib1.4..-- g.. lI
in' nee.-i i"'-'-,','.
.NA,I 0N\NIr.-ip ir a .mHu WiHi-n"d
l. aou-e ia -as' o-ansc * j.. iololmsi Wy ee-.e
immediate p'''' '' A".' o. Br.4daa'. .ooal1a
l-OR SALE or RENT-A house and bern and
ecr@s ~ and on Plymouth ITir over poo fsct
above fl1- nl.ar .sii YirN. g'p roads. 'c ~ ives A
churches ech,ts ana fosf pto' G. -' '- ''''' 80
ever. nan. lr4c.. 100, tt-l'- .et'
-. 4i-i d i." ..- p..-
-'t' i.''' i' .'--'
49,, .g1-. r. 90. -..- fT ..r ,,,. bonn. 4,,-,
z J.. It-N ~ t. a. XII. ..'t., ..,..e
rrsu-l Ilser .io1.4re. Nasssu 't. room 800.
-..., .,rf- 1- 1.. 81, aud 1o.rrll ID.
{. OK SAIL b g.. Ii .' ,.' o. Location.
o. choice lana ara liiit .I' i'
on tlie nom Nlt'-rDva ,.a-s-. "i-i' ''' ,
Irir TaHfoat nrf Dad .ll-s. r,1 .,,...
iul. Price $500 bJAh hiiile''"L L ~. D.
FOR SALE.-A house with sxif - rooms;
modern imp 1vereits FAN .., ''., ~
an post oelce su1 ne 'nr ati ~. e'i .-
,@nn'.,1r,.m ro prxr A. G,.o+ Vcct
-th - - on ~ l' ~ - 90 -. f,r,a...t
4 J. l"" N'au' l.'I MINUS - .+ ',..,,...
Iag - minutes rom IAN e.. ''a 20
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TTRACTIVE COUNTRY RESIDENCE
n FOR SALE Handsome house Sith mol'rn mn ,
1Gcre,s J. Il. - HoL- south y itoi, nm
AUCTION SALE at Flushing. "Wednesday,
y MAY o. p. injury Dwelling houses located ~ M
uo,' acrcssh am Grsira re- portion ~ ta raid W.
Maps 1d passes sale with ru Inf ;n4;o cia De Lad ~
H1rcucoCKs REAL EsTATT OFFICE.
.Ntrr
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Summer ilcsort5.
Argyle COTTAGES. BABxhow Ii

l. T. ana II NJ these verT Desirable summer HON"
are se1son 81 100. slsO0 s-oO and soVy'
land oI1ry iul ihed gas hot and cold water bahs Toe
phones sciens lresl5 serves from hotel desrcl e1-n
stabes eminenY beatty loo itioa Strstcd II aga
pic old pa ed'aceni the cInm,to1s ARGYLE
GoIfL and - .t.ractions near r depot Pre- lsana
churches ard -tor>A
shady superior tahlnG and eottinE Cottages no"
sccy sDd Treas
Long island Imp. Co, Linitsi. lis D.oadaay. E.Y.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-06-21

THE United States photographic
Office is continuing its interesting and
very useful Investigations into the
practical effect Of pouring oil on the
troubled waters" The facts the Office
Is collecting show conclusiveIy that
the use Of q very small quantity Of
oil viii break the force Of the most
terrific storms. Several instances are
given where ships have recently been
kept from laundering simply by this
means.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-06-21

We have received neatly printed
copy Ct the FIRST Biennial Report Of
the Bureau Of Industrial Statistics
and Information Of Maryland. 1884,
1885," by Thomas @. Weeks. Chief
OF Bureau. The work is divided into
eight chapters. embracing Labor Blu
reaus; Maryland Industries; Wages;
Food Prices; Strikes; Opinions of the
Trades; and the Laws which apply
to the labor OF the State. II is re.
plete with valuable Information. aud
reflects much credit upon the indus
try and research OF the author.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-06-21

THE Chicago Tribuue, edited by
Hon. Joe. Madill, AYERS that the
Blaine movement in 1888 will be an
irresistible tidal wave, and that Logan
will be put on the ticket whether be
wants.to be or not. Old Midnight, as
Logan is sometimes called. will re.
ceive this assertion with the graft
tude II deserves. lie has bis eyes
fixed on higher game than the Vice
Presidency, and means to be bigger
man than Brother Blaine. Uncle
Joe should make no mistake in this
regard
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-06-21

To found q great library only two
things are necessary Money and
brains, or brains and money, just as
you choose, for the ore is about as
hard TO acquire as the other. Accor-
ding to the present outlook the build
ing for the National Library ct Wash
ington will be . grand and noble
structure. bet it viii depend upon the
liberality Of Congresses Jet to assem-
bic IN the Capitol whether this library
shall merit q worldwide reputation
or not. Many OF the best books in
the world are rare and costly. and it
remains to be seen whether Congress
win. from year to year. appropriate
sufficient money to adorn the shelves
Ofthis structure with any other than
homemade books.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-06-21

JoHN Carothers. while burning
brush near Akron. Ohio, caught bic
foot 10 a brush heap. and was 10 dan.
ger of being burned to death. His
yells brought man, who said: PAY
me the S. you owe me, and III help
you out. Carothers Insisted that be
dida't owe any S.. "All right. then,
burn" said the man, and be walked
away. Carothers then by frantic ef-
forts released himself. but not before
be was badly scortched Carothers
has directed bis double barrel shot
gun to be put 10 complete order for
use on bis recovery.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-06-21

The Baltimore Weekly Bulletin
has turnsd prophet. and says 1T may
never again indite = political predic-
ton. jet We viii venture this FOR rec
ord 10 The Bulletin, and that is, that
it Is . sort Of 'Hobson's choice 1t
the next Presidential election which
party win wing AZ Gov. Hamilton
said 81 this city. viz: You hare :
plenty Of Democrats. but no Demo-
cratic party. ne take occasion here
to apply this remark TO every State
ID tie Union, since the proposition Is
IS true every ) here else Is II is here.
re also prophecy that 10 1883.
the Knights Of Labof will assume the
responsibility Of endorsing one or The
other 81 he Presidential candidates.
and that tie one that khey endorse
vii be inanRnFalnd President 81 khs
United States il 1889 We further
declare thnt 10 viii not be either q
Prolectionist Or Cipil Service Re.
former Candidate. but man 81 f3r,
and with che people s. large. This
Is our estimate 81 lie common sense
81 khe A meEicno people. "a we read
ne haad wrIiipg upon our walls
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-06-21

THERE il new pest Tor western
farmers 70 fight 10 The shape of :
yelIow worm ; hich develops into )
black fly about the eighth Of ~ inch
10 length. Il Is very thrifty ID come
parts ofthe Willamette Valley. Ore
gon. The insect Is known to ento.
mologists as the wheat inosoma. !"
Il has appeared 10 Kentucky, Illinois
aud Missouri. There Is only one
breed year.