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English Grain Markets.

The London Mark Lane Express. in its
weekly review OF the British grain trade.
says: The crop prospects are depressing.
Every day increases the perils and lessons
the chances Of a second crop. 1t is certain
that no English wheat. in really sound con-
dition. will be placed on the market for some
time to come. Sales Of English wheat for
the past week we're 1850 quarters at 95s Cd
per quarter. against 6l .O12 quarters at s2s per
quarter for the corresponding week last
wear"
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So read the headlines OF many q newspaper
column. and We peruse with palpitating inter-
est the details Of the catastrophe, and
OF human lives involved Yet thou
sands OF men and women are falling
victims every year to that terrible disease,
consumption (scrofula Of the lungs), and they
and their friends are satisfied to believe the
greater m stake No earthly power Of course,
can restore q lung that 10 entirely wasted, but
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery will
rapidly and surely arrest the ravages OF con-
sumption II taken In time. Do not therefore,
despair until you have tried this wonderful
remedy
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NINE NEW CASES.
Railroads Refuse to Garry Passengers from
jacksonville, Fla.


Nine new cases of yellow fever and two
more deaths from the same have been re-
ported at the hospital at Jacksonville. Fla
Two cures have been effected. There have
now been an even one hundred cases. The
infected district is gradually extending.
Great commotion was caused at Jackson
vile by report that the Savannah.
Florida and Western Railroad re-
fused to take passengers from that point
even on through tickets to Northern points
where towns had invited refugees from that
city to go. On investigation the report was
found to be true One passenger was thrown
off the mail car at Lavilla Junction, as the
conductor said that he had orders not to
allow single passenger to leave on the
train. All express North is refused.
Crawford avalanche., 1888-08-30

and platforms commends Gov Larrabee's
administration; declares adherence 10 the
principles Of legislative control OF railways.
and lndorses the railway legislation OF the
last Legislature; congratulates the people
on the temperance legislation and the re-
suits OF the prohibitory law; favors gold.
silver. and greenbacks as currency; de-
nounccs acts OF tile Democratic Congress
and administration. and laments the death
OF General Sheridan.
Crawford avalanche., 1888-08-30
stung TO Death by Bees.

team Of horses belonging to Eliza Har-
ris. a farmer living near Findlay, Ohio. was
siung to death by bees. A boy drove the
horses past beehive. when the insects
came out in body and attacked tho ami
mails. In less than thirty minutes after the
attack was over both tho horses were dead.
Crawford avalanche., 1888-08-30
IOWA POLITICS.
The Republican State Convention at Des
Moines Select "a Ticket.

Moines select Ticket.
The Republican State Convention OF Iowa
met at Des Moines and placed in nomination
the following ticket:
For tecrctary Of ftate-Frank d. Jackson.
For Auditor-J. A. Lyons.
For Treasurer-O p. Twombly.
for Supreme Judge-C H. Granger, Allama-
kee County.
For Attorney GencraI-J. T. Stone. Council
Blufa.
For Railroad Commissioners T. Campbell
Spencer smith John Mahin.
Electors at Large -Ex-Governor Etcne, Col.
Hepburn.
long platform was adopted which in
dorses tho Republican national nominees
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The present Presidential campaign is
somewhat remarkable by reason OF the high
literary ability engaged in preparing authen-
tic and really excellent biographies OF the
men who arc named for rulers OF the fore
most nation OF the earth.
The popular Senator and soldier. General
Lew Wallace. more widely celebrated as the
author of Ben Hur." and one Of Gen. Har-
rison's most intimate and lifelong friends.
has just completed the authorized biography
OF the Republican candidate. and the life OF
President Cleveland. originally prepared by
his old friend. ex-Gov. Dorsheimer. has
been almost entirely rewritten and enlarged
by w. U. Hensel. one OF the brightest jour
nalists and among the foremost men OF the
Democratic party. They each contain also
a sketch OF the Vice Presidential candidate.
These books are far above the usual
standard, and illustrate how self made men
have risen to great eminence. and every
loyal man. woman and child ought to be fa-
miliar with the life. charcter and public SER
vices of the man they help to make Presi-
dent of this great nation.
LYONS Patent Metallic Stiffeners prevent
boots and Shoes from running over, ripping in
the seams or wearing uneVenlV ON the heels.
Crawford avalanche., 1888-08-30
Shot Dcan by Ponchers.

Mrs. Howcs Of Philadelphia was shot dead
by parties in ambush on the Tobique River.
near Andover. N ii. Major Howes, her
husband. owns q fishing privilege on the
river. and had warned of some poachcrs
who were fishing on his grounds. and two
OF them. William Day aud Frank Traffic. are
supposed 70 be the murderers.
Crawford avalanche., 1888-08-30
GenteeI Onaoks.

@Yes, it pays" said a big, fat physician, with
q name which is known throughout the me,i-
cal world. Il have practice worth s40, COO
a year. @Women!" sYes; you've guessed il
come into my office. When one gets on my
list l tell you she staysl" And DR.. H
laughed long and loud. This is quackery-
6 lt-edged, genteol quackery-to keep suffer
ing woman paying tribute year in and yeas
out, and doing them 10 good DIR. Pierce'a
Fayorite Prescription cures the peculiar
weaknesses and diseases Of women. 1t does
not lie to them nor rob them.
Crawford avalanche., 1888-08-30

@Death is sal thing" he said TO
man who stood weeping at grave.
"Ah, yes, " was the broken reply.
Are you sorrowing over the death Of
q very dear friend?"
II am sorrowing, sir. over my wife's
first husband. "-EpOch.
Crawford avalanche., 1888-08-30
Railroad wreck in Dakota.

A Manitoba east-bound stock train. run
ming at a high speed ran into herd OF
cattle near Fort Buford. d. t. The engine
and seventeen cars left the track and were
piled up together Nearly one hundred
cattle were killed and five trainmen we're
injured, three of whom may die.
Crawford avalanche., 1888-08-30
CIerl. Hndson nend.

w. F. Hudson. assistant disbursing clerk
OF the House Of Representatives. died In
Providence Hospital Of congestion of the
liver. after an illness OF only three or four
days. He went from Iowa to Washington.
and was well known in Democratic circles
In Towa
Crawford avalanche., 1888-08-30
Railroad Matters.

The Burlington's st. Louis ana 81 Paul
Lire. having headquarters at st. Louis, has
secured joint occupancy Of the Wabash
tracks from st. Peters. Mo-. to St Louis. in
Guiding terminal facilities at the latter place.
Crawford avalanche., 1888-08-30
Dies Of OLD Age.

The Hon. John Mosier. at one time Coun-
ty Judge OF Valley aud Saunders Counties,
Nebraska. died at Harrison. Neb.. from
asthma and old age.
Crawford avalanche., 1888-08-30
Injured by the Cars.

BY an accident to train running from
Springfield to Columbus. Ohio. a dozen
passengers were injured. including Charles
Hall, Chicago superintendent OF the Wood
ruff sleeping-car line.
Crawford avalanche., 1888-08-30

M0xIe has created the greatest excite
ment as beverage. in two years. ever wit
messed, from the fact that 1t brings nervous.
exhausted. overworked women to good pow
ers OF endurance in few days; cures the
appetite for liquors and tobacco at once. and
has recovered large number OF cases OF
old, helpless paralysis as food only.
Crawford avalanche., 1888-08-30

Brewers Tee Company Of New York. Az
South Rondout portion OF Hiltenbrandt's
ship yard was burned. The total loss Is
ostlmated at 100000.
Crawford avalanche., 1888-08-30
Dan Lyons Executed

Dan Lyons, the murderer Of Quinn. the
athlete. was hanged in the New York
Tombs. The doomed man showed remark
able GOODNESS throughout.
Crawford avalanche., 1888-08-30
the Cburcb Tower FelI.

nant. Washington. fell. carrying down the
front wall of the building. at loss Of 1000
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GoR for Governor.

At Charleston. West Virginia. the Repub-
lican State convention nominated Gen. N.
Goff for Governor.
Crawford avalanche., 1888-08-30
Subject OF Thought.

Young writer Ito friend Did you
read my article in the Bazoo Monthly
Magazine, Charley?
Charley-Oh, yes.
Young writer Plenty of food for
thought in it-eh?
Charley-Yes. / pondered over it
for long time, and even now 1 can't
imagine what on earth induced the
editor to publish it.-Hdrper's Bazar.
PERFECT specifc-Dr Sags's Catarrh
Crawford avalanche., 1888-08-30

AS you raise them so you have them
except occasionally in poker Washing.
ina Irific
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navy Publications.

Now, the trout fisherman will begin 10
reel in his line and TO reel of his lies.-
RO2fOn Post
Crawford avalanche., 1888-08-30
All Run Down

Fron the weakening effects Of warm weather. by
hard work, or from long illness. you need good
tonic and blood purifier. Hoods SarsapaIilla gives
agood appetite. strengthens the whole system. pur
hes the blood. regulates the digestion.
1T affords me much p,eqsule to recommend
Hoods Sarssparilla. My health two years ago was
very poor. My friends thought was going with
consumption. commenced using Hoods sarsapa-
rilla took FIVE bottles of. it. and to-day do
hard days WORK as ever could. 1t saved me from
the grave and put me my feet sound. healthy
man." WILL r. d. TRIBBEY. l4i East Main street.
wiggonsville. Ohio.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold by all druggists. 81: six for s. Prepared only
oy &. HOOD q Co. Apothecaries. Lowell. Mass.
Crawford avalanche., 1888-08-30
rnE aoyERNMnNrs r1NANoEs.

The Appropriations Made by Congress for
the Present Fiscal Year.
A statement has been prepared at the
Treasury Department in regard to the ap-
proprlations for the fiscal year ending June
80. 1889. made at the present session OF Con-
gross in the regular annual appropriation
bills. 1t Is as follows:
Crawford avalanche., 1888-08-30
100 Doses One Dollar

uu0ME CTllNv Bookkeeping, Business Forms.
vmE 0tOBt sPenmanship p. Arithmetic, Short
hand, etc. thoroughly taught by mall Circulars
Crawford avalanche., 1888-08-30
Go Heal Thyself

A BASEBALL field is no good that hasn't
flies on il sometimes. .--Critic.
Crawford avalanche., 1888-08-30
As passed by AS passed b,

TOJHI HPTIOPT u .9sI51U1o'z0f' vf15'o8o'v10
Estimated revenue Including S57.S63.7 .74
for postal revenue). $40 0562.734 Estimated
surplus. $26.95O.5 $50 based on House appro-
priations. and $l4.G99.2l9 on Senate appro-
prlations.
Crawford avalanche., 1888-08-30

the first ballot A platform was adopted
which indorses the Bepnblican national
platform and candidates. praises Republican
administration OF State affairs. and eulogizes
Gov. Rusk.
Crawford avalanche., 1888-08-30
WANT I'll RsT PLACE.

Baseball Batters After the Pennant-
Standing of the Clubs.
Ine omciuI SIanuing or the various ball
clubs now competing for the championship
Crawford avalanche., 1888-08-30

:, A PERFECT specihc-Dr sags's Catarrh
Remedy
Crawford avalanche., 1888-08-30

The Loo CABINS OF
America have been
birthplaces of some of
the grandest men. Lin
coin, Grant, Sheridan,
first saw the light OF
day through the chinka
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-04-10

aus Chicago Aussuuft bariiber seben. Oie
Srase tOnnte aud fir anbere sroBe Stdbte
seitelt werben, ME !. o. Rew gort, Gle:
peIanb, Detroit, Miluautee, ct. Seal.
Insaben barber waren uns febr uiIs
fommeu.
Gum Stabti5 a 3 m diner In
MtIwautee 1T auf benz Eitet Der Der.
9arteieu Serr 9eltobOre 5. Stbert, Elm
seborsner 9uremburse1, erwdbIt worbeu.
0erielbe 1T Snserieur unb bate unter
Wapor Brown's Gsrpaltuns bas amt
zines StabtsSS nc euieurs inne. Damn trat
CT NIT benz 9aaie Oobmsn, Smitb & So.
in Vsrbinou.ts unb mar sulett aIs Sa9s
p%er1tdnoisef fir bic WaGsrperte in ben
StaatsgSoduben ~ Waupatpia tbatia.
Serr Stlbsrt wir6 i'm Setober SO Sabre
alt NJ trbeu. 9is Stabt mtrb in ibm sinen
ltsb ~enswirbtsen S9asmeifsr babsn. 8ir
srAtuItrsn 9srrn gilbert 81 ieinem grfolse.
8ie 8 unier gsent Serr g. &emp
BON @inona mittbsiIt, 1T bort unier
2anbsmanu. Ssrr 3. 2ubpia, nit 476
Sttmmen Webrbeit pisber gum RGpor ses
wdbIt worben. Sc III bas brittle Mal, 6aS
ct bic Stele nun iunsbat.
Im 8. april 1T su SoIp grob, pie
uns &eu. @. s. SranS i6rsibt, Der aIte
Yapa &arl 0imu,er beerbist worben. @r
bate ii9 am 90. Sebruar cine Iet9te grs
fdItuns susesosen. Don ba on trdntelte
er Bis auf @rinbouneritas Ra9mittas, mo
er auf Der re5ten Seite pom S9lase se;
troffen uurbe unb ipra9los auf Stermors
gen ben @eiit ausbau9te. DINNER war
elmer Der eriten abonuenten Der v@a3ette"
unb uns elm isbr gutter Assnt, beHsn Ser.
luit mir iebr bebaue,u. WSse CT ruben in
5rieben Der aIte, CUTE Bapa DINNER!
am25. mars itarb auf Dat Ribse,
@inona Co., Wtnn., clinton OonbIinser,
Sobn non Nit. unb Rasbalena OonbItns
ger. @r mar seboreu am s. OCTOBER 1871.
Sesraben uurbe er am 81. Mdrs tn Wins
neista pom Slater Wurit pon @abaiba.
RI P. 8. g. s.
Im Oien 4 a g, ben 81. 3ar,, farb
81 @ilbertsuiue, Slatbapt Co.. Soma,
mad Idnserer &rantbeit, wobluerieben nit
ben 81. Satramenten, 5err Sobn Websr in,
Ilter Don 40 Sabren. Our5 bteisn Cob
warb Der Satin elm treuer 9si1iser, ben
&inbern Elm treuer, Iisbenber Sater ses
,aubt. 0urd SlsiB unb Spariamteit bat
tr ietnen Inseb6risen elm id6nss @erm5.
gen eruorben. @eber mar elm gutter,
opferwiaiser @brtif. Sn isinen lestsn
Taaen beiu6ten ibu feline griber Sheobor.
Sobann, &arI unb @iIbeIm @eber unb
aud bic S9weiter mar Don Barclay bers
beiseeiIt. am srinsn Sonnerfias fant
bas SesrdbniB ftatt. Ser 2si5ensus mar
Der srOBte, ben mir nod bier seisbsn.
8ater Nemmers bieIt cine ersreifsnbe 2eis
9enrebe. Ra9 benz Gobtenamte wurbsn
bic iterbIi9en lleberreits auf benz Sriebboi
Der @emeinbe our lesten &ube bsissiest.
Den Stnterbliebenen uuier ber3li1es 8eis
leib. M6se er ruben tn Srieben!
Gin Sreunb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-04-10
0robberso8tbum.

Stetnfort. Im 49,. Wdrs gors
mtttass entitanb In benz Wobnbaule bes
@isentbiimers BERNARD cine Seuersbrunif.
Oie 5Iammen sriifen NIT raisnber S5neIs
ltsteit um ii9 unb fonnte ni1t einmaI bas
9ieb ssrettet perben. BERNARD erlitt BEL
ben Qoi1arbeiten bebeutenbe Branbwun.
ben, moran ct ueritarb. Die 0erIuite finb
$1,000 5rs. unb iinb pert9ert.
gu Remi9 Iasen am 7. Wdr, 10
S4iffe Dor ben Steiubri9en DOR Nnter,
welde ale einen siinitisen @aferiiunb abs
warteteu, UNI mad Der llntsrmoisl unb benz
&bein gu fabren. gu Welen unb @rss
penma9er laaen bis an bic 20 nit Stsinsn
bslabsns S9ifs.
2uremburs. Sn Der Sisuns bes
Su9tpoliseissri6tss pom 81. Mdrs lit
9err 81. Waltnser wesen 8srIdumbuns
bes Srn. Boitbireftors Heuuau su elmer
9elbbuBe uon 200 Sr. iopie $50 ST..
Sdabeneriat an bic 9iuilpartei psrurtbeilt
worbeu. QuBerbem purbe bic 9er5ffents
Ii9uus bes ersansenen llrtbsils i'm Slab
berabati3" anseorbuet, iouie benz &Idssr
has &e4t 3useipro4en, bic IerurtbeiIuns
tn 3uei anberen gldtteru bes 2anbes auf
Soften bes SerurtbeiIten 3u usrOifentIi&en.
Ger @emeinberatb pon SIars
wetIer bat bic tlnentseltIi9teit bes 9ri;
mdruntsrri4tss bei9lofen.
Dem Iusi9uB Der SntereTsnten
fir bic Sanalifruns Der Woiel 1T ieitens
Der Eriersr &esieruns bic Wittbeiluns ses
woroen, baB fe Seitens bes Serrn Wini;
tiers Der 6ffentli3eu Irbsiten NIT ber 9ors
berettung Der Vorarbeiteu fir ben Nusbau
bes WoIelcanaIS pon Der lotbrinaiidsu
@rense Bel Ysrl Bis 3ur ginmdnbuna in
ben &bein bet &oblen5 uor3usebsn beaufs
trast iet. Die 81 bieiem 8wefe pon benz
~senannten Iusi9uB benz Winiiter ansebos
tenen 5000 SO. ftnb BET Der &ssisrunsss
baupttaiie in Erier e~in3u3ablen unb es 1T
5nslet9 bic Nbmefung unb Der Gtefsang
b~erienisen sr6Bteu S9ife an5useben, fur
beren 9ertebr bic senannte tiufli9e Wais
ierffrabe beitimmt fsin fol-. o.
Oas3u 5 urs, &esieulnass
urb ct. Ni9oIasftraBe geIesene, unter
benz Namen 9ippolite gabsn'i9e 9aus
betannt 1T fur So, 900 1T. psritsissrt pors
ben. Sebr biais!
Die bissiabrise SrIbia6rss
gebsrmee In 2uremburs mar ni6t
10 fart befabreu, pte bic fra5eren. @ute
Sortsn Sa9eIeber ma9ten iid re3t tnapp,
neil bic sr6Bsren poiten porber tbsiIs pom
4uslanbe, tbeiIs pom SnIanbs unbsarbsitet
ansstautt rparsn. Sieism llmfanbe maj
ss benn aud 3usui9reibsn, baB bisier
Artttsl befrteot9enSe Preiie ~er,isIts. Sobls
leoer mar 5teinlt9 perna9laifst uub bolte
serinse Preiie. S96ne SberIeber unb
S9affeae fanbsn f9Ianten glbiat, poass
gen undergraduate serinss Sualitaten To-
ME ale Sortsn &aIbIs6sr nit S9aben
abssseben warben.
IN gu 86seu bieltsn bic bo5p. gatres
4feoemptoriteu Sbspsrs anb 3snbsr cine
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-04-10

aus @rosbous unb Wadel Sobann, 90 &, aus
Neuoort, mad Chicago, 81; Martin Barbara,
30 8, Warttn Peter, 9 s, uno Wartin Waria,
5 :, aus Salbeint, mad Oenuer, Sol.
Wit Der vGeb Star 2inie" tebrten i'm
2aufs bieisr @o9e 16 gerioneu iiber
ben 8abnbof aus Imsrita auriid. Das
runtsr bsfanb fi4 elm 2ursmburser.
sm -. unb IS. Wars itnb auf benz
Central abnbof 80 9srionen mad ant:
uerpen absereift, INN NIT benz am IA.
Mdr3 Don bort absebenben 9oitoampfsr
r9ennipIuania" Der rReb Star Cine" mad
Nmerita aus3uwanberu. Oarunter befans
ben ft9 Is 2uremburser:
Nitolas gartbel, 81 8, aus &oQinsersrunb,
mad ct. Yaul, Rinn Satob 6obu. 80 5, aus
RouinSer9rllb, mad Wbtte Saa, Wei3.; Sob.
Sanien, 26 q, aus 8ormeloin9en, nod Detroit,
Wi6; Waria getius, 90 9, aNs @Ormelbins
gen, nod gssft senb, isis; :. g. Sauimann,
Rineral gooinf, isis; Subann S3anen, aus
&enid, mad Rew gort; Sobann @eplano, %
9, Sran; @eplanb, 90 9, uno Nitolas @eplanb,
81 8, aus Sblinbermanoeri6etb, mad Chicago,
81; Ritolas 8aiel, 81 e, aus S6ltuoermans
oerideio, mad Seem yort; g8ilbelm Raiier, 81
8, ans Sdlinbermanberi6eib, nod Nilpautee,
isis; @ilbelm Waierus. 81 8, Warie Waierus,
81 8, Sobann Better 9Raierus, 16 q. Soiepb
Waierls, IL 9, aus &etir9en, mad Defiance,
Ohio 9alpar GlooS, "a &, Ritolaus Welter,
30 :, aus gt!soorf, mad @obaiba, Wtinu, uno
Elm Qnberer.
Rit benz t0nisli9 :boQdnbiiden biretten
8oftoampfer v&ottsrbam" (Rotterbamer
9inie), psrtretsn in 2ursmburg bur9 Die
9eneraIsIsentur pon Setter Sborn, fubreu
am 10. Wtdr3 iibsr 500 gaKasisre nod
gtew gort. Sarunter bsfanosn ii9 Is
Surenthurner
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-04-10
Saar, MtuieL Giid uuo Sunsrad.

Son Der @emsinbe Stiles
beim lit cine 9etition an ben @ilenbabns
u~iniiter ~absesanssn, In peI9er 9ebeten
pirb. bic Sabnlinie Wapsn.@ sroIiisin 70:
melt mad 0orben austubteseu, baB SiGess
bsim bon ibr bsribrt werbs.
gu y anbrinssn 1T am IS. Idrs
Worasns bic 2si6e zines sspiTsn 9snot
aus Glouanse In einsm nit @aFsr seFla.
ten @raben aufsefunbsu wOrben. q. MAJ
benz Grunt ersebsu.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-14

Many of the keepers of big groceries in
this city tell of the large extent to which
oatmeal is used as an article of diet. In
thousands of families a plate or a bowl of
oatmeal porridge, which ought to be of
the best quality, well boiled, and taken
with cream, is the first thing at breakfast.
The children are apt to be very fond of it.
1t is wholesome, nutritious and advan-
tageons 10 the digestion. It is surprising
that more people do not learn how to pre-
pare for the breakfast table oatmeal
cakes, those thin, crisp, most excellent
biscuits which one finds in all households
in Scotland, and which ought to be eaten
with fresh milk. They are easily made,
worth making, possess NEST of the merits
of porridge, and are q desirable change
from it at times. The Scotch are also
large consumers of peasemeal, which they
make into bannocks or brose, good for
hungry people. and racy to the taste.
When the wheat crop is short and flour is
dear, both oatmeal and peasemeal might
be used to advantage in more American
families than have ever tried them.-New
York Sun.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-14
The Barrancas of Brazil.

Some of the upland regions Of Brazil,
especially near the city of Barbacena, are
marked by the appearance of great rugged
hollows In the sides and slopes of many
of the rolling, grass covered hills. They
are land slips, caused by the existence Of
springs, and present an appearance piet-
uresque in the extreme. Their sides are
worn into every imaginable shape, of
pinnacles. domes. pointed towers, but
tresses and cavities, with ravines, mar
row, deep and precipitous. or wide, open
spaces, surrounded by lofty. perpendicu-
lar walls, riven by creeks and ready to
fall. But their great charm lies in their
color. The prevailing tint is a deep In
dian red, which combined with the green
hills andthe blue sky, bearing its glisten-
ing white clouds, constitutes a charming
combination of tones. ANY one of these
barrancas, as they are called, effers ex-
cellent opportunities to the geologist.-
Popular Science Monthly.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-14

his houseis tho headquarters for travellers
and Immigration, Good .sabIing In oonneotioon
with. the motel.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-14
piscomnture Of a Rarber.

A Vienna correspondent relates a pleas
ant tale of the well merited discontinue
of a barber at Innsbruck. A rough and
ready fellow, in n mountaineering dress
not q little besmudged with dirt and the
worse for wear, entered one of the grand
shaving saloons of the city. He sat
down in an easy chair, and said he wished
to be shaved. No. mol" exclaimed the
exquisitely dressed and perfumed pro-
prietor, we don't shave peasants here;
this is n saloonl' Very we'll" replied
the dismissed customer, when my adju-
tant calls for me you will perhaps have
the politeness to tell him that he will find
me at your rivals saloon on the other side
of the street. lam the Archduke johanna
The prince marched out.-Boston Courier.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-14

isdy delegates in attendance, and other
Ladies' are present connected with the
order, A member of the committee on
credentials said to a reporter that Bar
ry's case had not even been considered
by the committee, and that he would not
be admitted as a delegate. 1t is
claimed his expulsion from the eSecu-
tive board makes him ineligible. Barry
LIS outspoken lin his denunciation of
Powderly and the present regime. Barry
said he hardly expected TO be seated,
saying: '"They are down on me because
/ condemn the way the order is run. |
can prove Powderly a traitor to the
cause of labor from the time of the
southwest strike up to this moment. -
George,Schilling, the Chicago anarchist,
has arrived. His credentials are being
considered.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-14
4 Burning Sleeping Gar
A PULLMAN CAR ON THE pENNsyL,
vANIA ROAD CONSUMED.
THE PASSENGERS @ A
In Their Night Clothes and Go Into Pitts
burg Wrapped In Blankets-sesi-
GUS Blazes at brooklyn
and Buffalo.

PTTsBURG, Nov, 13.-The Pullman
sleeping car on the west.boupd express
of the Pennsylvania road caught fire
and was, partially consumed about 4
o'clock, while crossing the mountains
near Johnstown. Twenty passengers es-
capped in their night clothes. They suf-
fered intensely from the cold mountain
air. Nearly every one Of the passengers
suffered the loss Of their apparel, max
ing tile journey to this city wrapped in
blankets, It is supposed the fire caught
from a stove in the ladies' toilet room.