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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-11-21

hospitable roof is unquestionahle
proof of the gap which will be OPEN
ed in Richland society. It was a
real old fashioned ice breaking "buz-
zing bee" with some of the obiec-
tons eliminated. The taffy was
eminent proof Of the skill Of tho
maker. The following responded
to invitations:
Herb Collins and wife, Charles
Smith and wife, L. N. Grill, Jr. and
wife, T. B. Strong and wife, J. r..
Weber, Jr. and wife, Misses Anna
Smith, Ida Webber, Lettie Swoyer,
Mile Clark, Lu Brown, Tully Swoy-
er, Carrie Dickerson, Galena Levi
son, Lottie Fritz, - Fritz, Anna
Tollefson, Della Stoddard. and
Messrs. w. A. Fields, B. G. Crum-
rine, Grant Crotzer, L. T. Brammer,
John Swoyer, Jas. Swoyer, John
Fritz, Jas. Montague, "Bud" Burger
on, Ludwick Lewiston, John Sim
clair, Willie Smith, Harry Smith
and w. P. Chamberlain.
Music was in order and the young
people just gave themselves up to
the jollity of the evening, and the
hands Of the watch together pointed
upward a. the guests began TO take
their leave.
Everyone in the county will wish
to know that the reason Why Supt.
Fate nearly ran over tie gentle cor-
respondent is because 4 little lady
Supt. happened in there yesterday
to brighten the domestic highway.
It.was rumored last night that L.
N. Grill, Sr., the busy miller, was
quite sick. We trust il Was false
report. ADoKIs.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-11-21

Nov. 81, 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-05

Nicholas Van slyck, q. w. Van Syck, ID. ana Mrs H.
Scharlau, Dr. T. Grucnlng, Dr. j. A. LppincotI the eV
and Mrs. H. Ansce, Il. W. Anthony Andrcas Biume'
Frank S. Platt C. March, John J.. March, Francis L.
Lowndcs, DR.. Charles Philips, the Rev. Dr. Bliss T. W.
Elphick, Arthur Reed Sydney Carpenter Professor H. d.
Bowditch, and family, Professor Albert B. Boies . 70
Pumrn DIR. and Mrs. w +. Whitney Hugo Bieul. W. r.
Van wickle Dr. j. T. StIllwcl John T. Potts, Dr. Charles
N. Burr DIR. George c. IIarand g. u wenner' the Rev.
r. S. Green, the Rev. IIy Ward the Rev. A. B Robinson
the Rev. W. 5. IIubbci and family, Albert H. Prehtiss
Charles T. Anderson. +. t. Emerson, +. ID. Emerson,
J. H. Mayors, Dr. buchanan IIatchctt, A. ID. Tucker.
NJ II. Rocker Edward Mechcr. william H. Hobbs N A.
Frankcl. c. F. Miller, F. c. Hartman H. s. Clark W. IT,
Yer Planck, II. c. Sherwood. G. s. Noyes A. d. Noyes
Robert Thaycr IIolbrook, H. c. Brooks, Herbert u
Parkcs John J.. Chittenden, Ferd. Rupert. Harry L.
Bemis d. Hardy Arthur Dodd Adolf Klein, Eneen"
Walker. Anthony DiedmeyeR Sister Mary T. H. weber
Warren A. Rockwell FIci g. Bronson Dr. Rua wage
mann Otto Krcbs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-05

Knowles 2, Gerhardt 2, Coossn l. wind pitches-Dooms
.. Stolen bascs-Jcrsey City, z; Newark 0. Passed
bals-Duny l. Umpire-Mr. Pcarco. Time Of game
hours, 10 minutes.
At Newark IN the morning the Newark nine defeated
the Jersey City club without much trouble Daily pitched
with effect but was wrctchedy supported There was
large crowd present and abundance Of enthusiasm
The follows:
Newark I %
At the Polo Grounds the New.york Reserves defeated
the Monitor club follows:
New;York Reserves. ] ] , 9-11l
Monitors l.
At Yves. Ncw-Brghton the Staten Island Athletic
Club nine won two games from the Young Americas, OF
Philadelphia The morning game resulted as follows:
s SGans H issnd 3 Q 5 i o.
The afternoon game:
Young America I %
The Cuban Giants and Gorhams will play at the Polo
C.ot do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-05
s222, 4O1, 400 s249. 945,Ol1 1854. 1924
1Ao11s OH 1ao. G46 AO5 200, 3a7, $40

No. s,rer. $50 9ss $3.50 s5s 900 coo s5a.111,s05
Bv the foregoing it is seen that the net gold
in the Treasury vaults Is ooo gre"'ta "".
one year ago; the legal-tender note DaIahfe
81 :. 900 900 greater, and the silver balance Is
SAG, 900 900 less The total Of all is 81, 53g
smaller than on June 80 1857: me S coinased ID
s34 900 900 hence the cgaltender silver IN clrcu-
iation hes increased 100000, 600 during the year
ended Junc 30 The Treasury holds IN coined
dollars and silver bullion s32 OO0OO more IMAM
onn year ago-se OOO, 900 less than the years
coinagc-and the silver certificates IN circulation
are s5s 200, 900 greater than one year ago.
The Treasurys deposits in National banks now
are s5o.o10.0iO against $50, 99l SOFA gain OF
SIG SO 1873. which makes IT'S TOM net casl p no
lnncc exclusive of National bank notes SD, OIL w
than IFS coinage of silver dollars. 80 that II tilc
total increase in its bank deposits WERE ~
own vaults its operations OF the last year wouiu
hardly have affected the general circulatloh. g.
The balance of the foreign gold movement LOT
the twelve months results IN net 81 s, gol u nosscd
into money probably is about S5p; ~, tha
gold expansion sJj,0O0,0OO. Add TO I r ,ii1
s3j, 100000 put INTO croua, airos goo 600 900
as the amount of legal money added TO the genera
circulation during twelve months Agast 'L,v, ,e
non ,tendcr bank note circulation mas oeen r.
dnccd soc Ig7l2O In view Of such facts IL
is not necessary TO travel astray TO seek cauScS
| for easy money in alleged dulncsS oil trauc. oo,
Tho Government accounts MADE up LOT iIs iscai
GEAR show receipts of S370.329,426 or SL926, Jag
greater than for the year ended June 81, ioo oi
Tho increase. S2.ll0.lS "a Is from CUSTOMS any
sf 600 5s2 from internal revenue. The eNpenui-
tures of last year were 68,0s9, 93oIlncludihs
sS 10 843 premiums paid on purchased DoEdsIal
increase on the preceding year OF 81 '19 %hen
no premiums on bonds were paid. The result Is
a surplus OF Sl1O.239,4S7 for the year: VI .ns
surplus s7l.l 60 $50 was devoted to the purcnasec
of Sill 60 $50 (princpaD OF bonds sly ~ o'oIIo
As s?7 1872 800 4 1-2s and S24, 6604oo IS tlc
| liability for REDEMPTION of National DanK holes
wns reduced 81. 300 900 during the year ana the
NOT cash Misunderstanding deposits In BANKS
was increased as shown above, 53o,Ooo, ooo.
The following shows the Government receipts
and expenditures for two years
RECEIPTS.
49, ., lama an 1887 1888 Differences
Year enaea uns Sos 1919 90 lolst
tsitscrilaneous 50 o02 9A IS 10sS7G Dec 1858
To,aIs. s37i 27s 1919 32o, 426 Ines ,92O lbs
EXPENDITURES
o,,n,,v s145 1G1 sol sl34 452 5S7 Dec. $40 707014
penSlon'. i7S4i'5S7 4i7s0572 Dec. 2o5aoO5
ffr honds' on ...... s,o7os43 Inc. s27os43
ro,als.. so07 oa9 $50 soCo os9 $50 Inc. s1157 $50
Excess OF re- ooo ,,o o,o ,o- ,no a. -ce 900
This being the anniversary of the Declaration
NJ Independence and a National holiday, all bust
ness is suspended For the convenience OF readers
we append Tuesdays closing quotations
TIE GENERAL LIST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-05
BROUGHT TO GRIEF BY DRINK.
-. HALL, THE TREASURER or THE c'sINo, II
BE SENT TO BLooMINGDALE TO-DAY.

w. r. HALL, THE TREASURER OF THE C'eiHo' w
BE SENT TO BLooMIyGDALE TO-DAY.
Tho many friends Of Wellington +. Hall. the we'll
known and much-liked treasurer OF the casino, VIII
regret to learn that he INDUCED freely In acohohc
stimuants recently that has become necessary 10
place him under restraint temporarily. His mo'her'
who was seen yesterday al their home, No. lbs
Broadway, said:
ANY son worried himself very much about the
affairs of the Casino at the time OF the recent dis
scnsons among the stockholders lie got into Vcfy
nervous state, and unfortunately sought reief IN
drink. Up to two years ago, when he had an ATTACK
OF pneumonia, he had never used liquor. h''ic
more than fortnight ago, l became anxious ABOUT
HIM he got little rest at night and in his snafchs
Of sleep was always talking excitedly about money
and accounts / went to Mr. Rudolph Aronson and
told him my fears and asked that he be relieved rom
duty for time, as feared he might make mistakes
in handling so much money. Mr.. Aronson said that
only the day before my had put up over ninety
salaries without making a single error They, how
ever, gave him holiday, and advised him 10 20 il
the country. His desire for liquor increased, ana
Yesterday I endcavorcd TO have him placed IN inc
Incbratc Homo at Fort Hamilton. but the commit
mcnt papers had procured were not quito regular
in form, and after taking hl there we were forced 10
bring him back. lie is now here asleep. To-mor
row. under the advice Of Dr. Maynard shall Try
to have him taken to p,oominrdac. There IS every
hope that with rest and restraint he Will soon re-
cover as the habit has been 50 recently acquired
Albert Aronson said my brother and thought
Hall had gone into the country. ill l saw him on
Monday. We think very highly of him, and his ser
vices here have been most valuable. 1t hos been
Incorrectly stated that his accounts confused and
inaccurate This IS not the case: he left everything
in ordcr.' Mr.. Hail. though young man, mas had
extensive business experience. lie al ono time was
with the IIavemcyers. and afterwad treasurer
for Cornell Whites Rockaway steamers. After Mr..
Whites death Hall employed by Rudolph Aron
son at the Cosmopolitan. and has been with him In
L IL. ALL L. mn ilnnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-05
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO.
1885, 1897 1888.
Number OF miles,. SD 9l0 LILO
Fourth week I'm June 1921 1857 f147,4OO fl44,0W
Jan. 1 20 June &c.. 2.046,4G 2,O15,506 2oZI,OV5
SAN ANTONIO AND ARKANSAS PASS.
Number OF miles,. 2yS 800
Third week In june. f9,Oo1 e2SWe
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET
LONDON July A n. m.-Consols, 90 ll'lG both for
money and the Atlantic aud Great western
nrst nortgag. trnstees certihcatea "a Erie H.s no.
second oousols OF Mexcan Ordinary. 4l1 st. Paul Com
mon. G5s; New.York Central. 1907; Canadian facinc
So; Reading 30is. -. -. .o,
Paris nvices quotes per rentes at SO francs 80
Confines for tho account
three months bills IA lis per cent.
bar silver quote at AZ sl. per ounce !.
India Council bills allotted today NJ dechne Oh
l.32d per rupee ~
land balance today Is 2300V00.
Money Is per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-05
WOOL SALES.

LONDON July AIT the wool sales to-day the competition
and wool Tho former showed m advance OF
Id for superior H ID draror
compared with the last closing rees crossbro,s are
adecliue. Tlrro offered today laNfA
bales The total number OF uaer Withdrawn date IL under
900 The sales Of tho day In detail are as follows
Vicoria-sales 300 scoure Ssd6l IL eLdi do lock-.
and pieces sdais 2gd greasy, rid I'D do locks and
pecrs 6bd As.aL Sew.Souh Waes-Sacs. 5000 bales
Secured Is9ls bd: do. lucks and pieces. sd6lr a.
greasy ID dlla do locks AMI pieces 3D. az I'D Queensland
-saes 300 bales scosred. Is ldHls5ts do locks ana
pieces ais SGD sfeasy. 7i7dasia'; DO locks an.
,ecos id south Australia aOO bans greasy, Ci
mmy,.d New. Zeaiand-saes 5O1 bales secured j. ID q
L. 10 I'd do aud pieces loTi bis Jl areasy si
III Ii do loks and pieces III I'D Of Cool Hope
ant Nsai-sae. l40O bales scoureh. sdDls Id; sreav
6IoGSiad locks and pieces. 4b. spapish-sales "
bales secured, lsOi3ii greasy, blood
HAVANA MARKET.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-05
A VOLCANO OF PENT-UP ENTHUSIASM.

The great triumph this year does not promise TO be
Mr. CleycIand's or Mr.. IarrisOns. but James q.
Blainc's when he returns, look ont for such 0va-
ton as no man ever received bcfor, and when he
stnrts out to give cheer the OF tho party of
which he has ever been champion; when 1t will be
clear that he i reaching up for nothing. but rather
bending down do his country favor, the grandest
triumph that given Roman chleftan 10
turning victorious from the wars. Will be but as fire
crac her TO ihc of Krupp gun by comparison
with the ovation that viii be given Mr.. Blaine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-05
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL July A D. m.-Cotton-Tho sales OF tne
Law Included bales American Fuures closed steay
In ands Low Middng clause. July delivery, 3fo9L
bnyers July delivery 3204 sellers Augnst
mi Srutener delivery 3O6id. sellers; september anu
October delivery 2l6id sellers; october anu Novemoer
oeverv l5l sellers; November and December deiiverv
1iaSan value: December and January delivery l364L
Snvers January aud February delivery Is O4d Sellers
September delivery. o 3U.6Ad. buyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-05
Gi.uations Wantc0-Males.

~OACHMAN and UsEFULMAN.-By temperate ant.
- reliable young thoroughly competent In ali de-
tails understands gardening. lawns etc. best city ref
erenccs NJ FRED. l02 West llthst
n OACIIMAN.-By n young married man thoroughly
" understands his bu slness rst class references Call
or address l.. j.. 1896 East tlstst.
IOACHMAN and GROOM.-ly single who thor
" oughly understands the proper and treatment OF
aud carriages competent and reliable willing and
obligng city or country very best reference moderate
wages. Call or address COACltMAN, b2O othaNc.
NOACHMAN.-By a single man. who thoroughly under
- stands the care and management OF horses and ear
riaccs leaves his place account OF family going to
Europe irselass city reference. Call address b. w.
10 West 15th-st.. private stable
EAnDENER.-By single man thoroughly and practi-
VI cay his business In ali branches nclud
ing cold graperes greenhouses growing and
everything gardening In also farmer has
served under the best man In tho north part O. England
best references Address A. u. O., Box 1l2A Iubune
Uptown once. 1.2S5 broadway b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-05

Earned runs-Detroit / New.York, Two-basc hits
D. Richardson slattery Three base hitHanlon. First
base on balls Brouhsrs S; Thompson. Cancel White.
rernaa and sattery. First base errors-Newlork 3.
Struck out-Dy Keetc 4; by Gstzoin. T. Passed balls
Ewing l. Wild pitches-Getzein ?. Tims-2;io. Umpire
MT DAniela
The afternoon game was won by New-Yorb, through
wrc,ched fielding the part Of Camel and Richardson
The game was dull and embarrassing throughout to
Detroit sympathzcrs. About 1000 people were
present. The NEWCOMERS again played superb
game. The score was as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-05

Earned rup.-petroit II Nsw.York. l. Two.bass hits
and TYernan Three hiConnor First base
IN balls-Bennett Brsuthers. Thompson Herman Frs'
n,.. on err.rs-New YORK L. Struck outby Gruber. ].
Passed balis-Bsnnett Wild pitches-Gruber. weeh. Time
-l;35. Umpire Mr.. Daniels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-05

EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS
ANTWERP July 4-wcoxs lard closed at 80 francs 70
francs per 100 kilos ,,-. or .,..rn,o.
BRENEN July 4.-Petroleum marks 90 pfennnigs -
fnxDox Jny Al D. m.-Calcutts lnseed 500 1874 per
onarter nses, cake I'd per ton for WESTERN spirits
sf turpntlne, 2Gs 10 I'D per owt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-05
Ersal Notices.

- ICHARD WALLACE.-Whereas, by an
~ High Court OF justice Chdncery Nsio
made the matter OF the estate OF Samuel Wallace, ue
ceased and Action OF Camac against ,,unn 1855 W.
100, the following inquiry directed that Is 10 say
/. An inquiry whether the tes,ators brother lsehaId
Wallace living dead II dead when he died. II he died
prior 18th OF May 1887 the date OF the death OF
Mary Wallace. the estators widow what issue hai
he living date and II he then living, who are
his legal personal representatives ,,-
Notice hereby given that tho said Richard wallace
or any person persons claiming to be entitled ~
Aforesaid before the goth day OF July 1883 To
come In aISi prove claims the Chambers or MI
Justice entity situate at The Royal Courts OF Justice
Strand county Of MdieseN, England. or In default
thereof they Will be pcremptoy excluded from the beneut
the said order. -,
IN the forenoon the said Chambers IS appointed f2r
hearing aud adiuiIcating upon the claims The sld
KIchnrd Wallace formerly lived az Lcitrm near Bly-
money county OF Antrim, Ireland and left In the
year 1854 for America.
Dated this Both day OF May 1883
GEORGE A. CROWDER, CHER Clcrk
Bower Cotton & Bower. Broam's Buildings. Chancery
Lane. London, H. C., agents for T. H. Stephens Cardn'
Glamorganshre. Plaintiffs Solicitor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-05
pROP0SAL for the Construction of Wood

DROPOSAL for the Construction of Wood
i ley Lane Bridge
OFFICE OF TIE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS,
Washington. ID. c., July 3, 1855
Sealed proposals in duplicate will be received at ms
office unr II O'Clock m, Wednesday August 1888,
for tho OF an iron bridge Rock Creek at
tho Woodley Lane Road. in the District Of Columbia
Blank forms OF proposals and specifications can be oo-
alEed the office OF the Engineer Comms OF tne
District with all necessary information relative
thereto bids upon these forms only Will be consid
cred. a., - -.
right is reserved to reject any all bids or parts
OF bids - . x
S. T.. WIIEATLEY.
CHAS w. RAYMOND,
Commissioners ID. C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-05
ONLY MINOR GAMES AT HOME

bNLl MINUE UiNIEo III IIONIE
NEWARK BEATS JERSEY CITY AND JERSEY CITY
BEATS NEWARK.
About 5000 people saw the game at Oakland Park,
Jersey City. yesterday afternoon between the Jersey City
and Newark clubs. The home with ease, out
playing their opponents at every point The score was
as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-05

ROTH CONTESTS WON by THE GIANTS WITHOUT
IN ERROR.
l,error, July 4--Abont 1000 people witnessed the
morning game between Detroit and New-York. Kcefe
had tho champions completely at his mercy and was
magnlficentlv supported. The score was as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-05
DONDOUT, KINGSTON AND
N CATSKILL MOUNTAINS,

Marlb ro Milton, Pcnchkeepsie snd Esopus connecting
with Ulster and Delaware stony Glove, Catskll Mountain
and Kaaterskill railroads. Steamers CITY OF KINGSTON
mud JAMES w. BALDWIN .eave every week day az
n m pier foot Harrison N. r. Saturday.
when Cry OF KINGSTON leaves at D. m; landing
only at Newburg AMI Pouchkeepsie, connecting with
speca train for an Summer Resorts through Catsk
Mountains Leaves Rondout SUNDAY nights at IL o'clock
on arrival special from the mountains arriving
Nav. Vork "A. nj.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-05
Proposals.

ID PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION MA
TERIAL, to be used on the streets ana avenues Ill
the City OF Washington, d. Co-.x,n,
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS: d. c.,
Washington, ID. c., July g. 1SSs -.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office until IL
curbing bricks asphalt tile asphalt paving blocks. and
granite paving blocks to be used on the various streets
and avenues In the City Of Washington.
Blank forms proposals and specifications can be OBJ
tanned at this office application therefor, together with
ali NECESSARY information, and bids these forms only
Will be considered. $1,000.
The right is reserved TO reject and all bids or parts
" ~ w. u. WEBB.
S. +. WlIEATLEY,
G. ". RAYMOND,
Commis ID. c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-05

HAVANA MARKET.
BAvAsA. July 4-spanish gold. 2s4hs23s. Exchange
oufcr Sugar Qulet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-05

ccipts s1O347l. Oos si1o,25o4s7 Inc. sC,7os, $3.50
This being the anniversary of the Declaration
NJ Independence and National holiday, all bust
ness is suspended. For the convenience OF readers
we append Tuesdays closing quotations
TIE GENERAL LIST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-05
STEAMBOATS,

CATSKILL, HUDSON AND COXSACKIE
~ ELEGANT STEAMER KAATERSKILL leave
from foot Jay.st., n. r., every TUESDAY, THURSDAl
and SATURDAY az Q y. m, connecting with Boston al
Albany Railroad.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-13
TELEGRAPHlC BREyITlES.

While workmen were tearing down az old
hospital building at the Soldiers Home, at Day.
ton Tuesday, a wall toppled over, buryine them
under the debria Two men were killed and
several severely injured. The killed are VIM.
Sewall, of Company g. First Tennessee, aud
member OF Company |. One-hundred- andsix-
tieth Ohio. ~ 20 ga
William Clinton principal Of school 10 Perry
county Arkansas. whipped girl pupil, named
Ray, for violation OF the rules The girls
brother came to ths school yesterday with the
avowec intention of whipping Clinton. When
he entered the school-room. Ray and Clinton
drew knives and . fierce fight eusued. Both
men were fatally cut
On Tuesday night, at Kenosha- Wis. Ave
boys played 'tick-tsck' on Rev f. o. Taylors
house. Taylor loaded his pistol and waited.
Shortly two OF the boys, George Beachal and
Martin Slosson, went into the yard after their
stick tack" Mr. Taylor rushed at them, and,
az they away. he opened FIRE and
soon scared Slossou into halting. He then shot
at Beac hel, hitting him in the arm. NJ. Tay
lors conduct has caused q sensation. 81 ,it--
Phil Board, a policeman at Harrodsbure. KY,
on Tuesday night attempted TO arrest Florence
Mitchell, alias DOG Head" noted viraeo of
that place, for some minor offense She struck
him over the head with iron bar. Knocking
him down twice, whereupon he drew q revolver
and shot her in the stomach, infiicting prob
ably fatal wonud The woman 10 q desperate
criminal Of remarkable strength and ferocity.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-13

Special &c the Indianapolis journal.

Special &c the Indianapolis JournsI
EVANSVILLE. Ind, Sept. 12.-At Patoka, Glib
son county, early this morning. fire swept away
q quarter of block of business houses The
losers are: John Kingston, grocery and resi-
dence: loss 81, 900. Harrison's building; loss,
ST. 900. A. NJ. Jersuld & Co, groceries and
drugs; loss, S.. 900. Newt Reilly, Confectionery;
loss, 81. 900. Jacob johnson, saloon; loss $780,
VIM. Rike, saloon; loss, $500 The fire originat-
cd from defective flue.
MARION, Ind, Sept. l2-Yesterday fire de-
stroyed the barn of Janet Covant, twelve miles
south Of here. with two horses, o thresher, five
hundred bushels of wheat and twenty tons of
hay. Loss, $4,000: insurance, $1,000 in the
Phoenix, of Brooklyn. Children playing with
matches caused the fire.
SIGoURANCY, Ia, Sept ia destructive fire
at Harper, in this county, destroyed the entire
business portion of the town, except one store
and an implement house. The loss is variously
estimated at from sl5, 900 to $25, 000 The in
surance does not exceed So 900.
DAYTON, o., Sept. 12-Fire started at 1890 this
evening in the shops Of John r. Browuell & Co.,
destroying the office. machine shop and fou udry
and entailing loss of $4,000; fairly we'll in
sured.
NEW YORK, Sept. PA FIRE at Huntington,
n Y, last night did damage TO the extent of
$l00, 600. A large portion Of the business part
of the village was burned.