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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-17
REPUBLICAN GATHERINGS

New Workers Crowd Buffalo and Hang Out
the Depew CoIors.
BUFFALO, N. Y, May 17.-Badges with
the name and portrait of Chauncey Depew
were fluttering in the wintry air yesterday
morning from the lapels of heavy overcoats
which shivering delegates were thoughtful
enough to bring along.
Handsome Autographs of the railroad pres
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-17

NEW DIX, May TO.
Wheat-Irregular; No red state, Sl.0i; No.
do SlOlLi; No = red winter May, $103l6; do
June, 07c bid. Corn-Dull No. = mixed cash,
6sJfc do May, &c; do July, G53sc Oats
Steady No l white state, nominal; No. do,
400 43lSc; No. 2mxed June, &3sc. Rye-Dull
but steady; state, &c, Barley Nominal Pork
Dull; old mess, $14OOG1i5O Lard-June, SSH;
July, SS73
Live Stock: Cattle-Opening prices 10c q 100
higher, but later declined zoe; native steers, $3.50
6b5G0 u 100 MS; Colorado do, 81 75big7lp; Texas
do, 81 60; native bulls aud dry cows, S27504425
Shecp-Fair demand at steady prices poor to
prime clipped sheep, 81 2jl 10 p 100 t,s; unshorn
do, g. 0047 90; clipped yearlings, sG25G57 %; I'm
shOrn do. g. n16i so. HOES q NlanH 90
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-17

CINCINNATI, o., May I7-Not until 10 a.
m. did the Union labor national convention
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-17

ST PAUL, Mimi. May 1.-THE Repub
lican state convention to select four delegates
to the national Republican convention me-
at Market hall yesterday Elk Governor
Pillsbury called the convention to order al
l2.1G O'Clock, and Ex-Governor HHbbard wa,
made temporary chairman He was warmly
applauded, and on being introduced said
that the country was on the eve of a political
upheaval. Applause The country had
tired of the present regime, and was rising in
its might and demanding the restoration OF
the Republican party to power.
He referred to the grand old
party" and said this convention
would aid in nominating the next president
Minnesota would pledge to the candidate
whoever he might be, as grand n majority as
it gave to that prince of statesmen, James &.
Blaine. Loud cheers and yellS
After the speech of Ex-Governor Hubbard,
committees of credentials, resolutions and
permanent organization were appointed and
the convention took IA recess until > O'Clock
The convention was called to order at a
few minutes after = o'clock and the tempo
rary organization made permanent. Nomi-
nations for delegates at large to Chicago
We're then called for and after three ballots
+. f. Davis Of Minneapolis, was selected as
the first Hon W d. Washburn being one of
then moved that the rules be suspended and
that the secretary of the convention he in
structed to east its vote for G. &. Hartley, of
Duluth; {. G. Edwards, of Fillmore, and
Joel p EIeatwole, of Mortified, as the three
remaining delegates. The motion went
through with whoop, amidst tremendous
applause
Alternates were then chosen as follows: H.
X. Finkle of Clay county; j. l.. Brown, OF
Blue Earth; c, T.. French, of Wright, and
W. A Sperry, of Steele.
The platform adopted by the convention
contained the following expressions: The Re
publican party in Minnesota deem it unneces
sary on the eve of "A national convention to
make formal and extended declaration of
principles further than to reatiirm those laid
down in the national platform of 1884,, and to
express the conviction that the interests of
the people throughout the land would DO
greatly promoted by change of administra-
ton, We desire to especially emphasize the
fact that President Cleveland's wholesale re-
moval from office on party grounds, and his
failure to recommend to congress even the
slightest legislation to improve the civil serv-
ice law, show his complete surrender to the
spols policy.
The platform closes with denuucation of
the Mills tariff bill, and a demand for the ad
mission of Dakota as a state.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-17

Why is lover like a kernel of corn
Because he turns white when he pops.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-17

LEXINGTON, Ky, May lT,-Senator Black
burn held the gavel as permanent chairman
of the Kentucky Democratic convention yes,
terday aud James Il. Stone was secretary.
After a speech by Senator Blackburn resolu,
tions were adopted indorsing President
Clevelands administration and declaring
"unhagging devotion TO the doctrines laid
down in his message to congress, y and in
dorsng the Mills bill. They deprecate sec.
tional action and denounce the efforts of the
Republican party to concentrate all political
power in centralized government by their
repeated Interference with state elections
and efforts to renew fraternal strife among
the people. A feature of the proceedings of
the convention was the defeat of W. &. Z.
Breckenridge for delegate at large. The del
egatesat large are Congressman Mckenzie,
J. H. Hendricks, Henry Watterson, and j.
d. Harris; alternates, II. =. Thompson, w.
j. Welch, Congressman Breckenridge, and
ex Governor Proctor Knott. n resolution
ndorsng Gen. }. c, Black, of Illinois, for
vice president was withdrawn ON account Of
the violent opposition it received. and the
convention adjourned.
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a likeness Of Mr.. Cleveland was unrolled, and
again the convention went wild.
The platform was adopted with a cheer II
indorses President Cleveland administration,
and declares that his denomination is de
manded by the interests of the country. IL
approves the Mills tariff bill; demands that
government lands be held for actual settlers
favors liberal pensions to soldiers and sailors
demands economical expenditure Of public
money and reduction of the surplus by re-
duced taxation; expresses sympathy for strug-
Cling Ireland; favors such restraint on cor
porate power rs will protect honest labor;
recommends repeal of duties upon industries
combined into trusts to erect monopolies; do
nounces the Republican members of the leg
stature for insufficient appropriations for
the support of the Sandusky and Xenia Sol
dier's Home and Orphans home.
Nominations for "A state ticket being in or
der the following gentlemen were chosen by
reclamation: Secretary of state, Boston g.
Young, of Marion county; judge supreme
court, Lyman II. Critchtield, Of Holmes
county; board Of public works, James En-.
met of Pike county
The delegates -at-arge to ST. Louis are:
c. w. Baker, of Hamilton county; S. C.
Brice, of Allen county; Thomas Il. Powell OF
Franklin county, and T. +. Holden, of Cuya.
hoga county, Electors-at-arge are; w. ID
Hill, of Defiance, and DIR. Eilsbury, of Brow
county
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Frederick ana Europe's Peace

Emperor Frederick lies on his DEATH
bed, and the fear that his demise will
soon be followed by war is prevalent.
The son who will succeed him is of a
headstrong, choleric temperament, and it
is affirmed that he is eager to precpitate
hostilties.
The nations of Europe stand with arms
in their hands watching one another, and
war, of course, is possible at any time
But that it will he brought appreciably
nearer by the death of Frederick, we
doubt The personal characteristics of a
monarch do not count for much aslgovern
ments are now organized. Reasons of
state not the wishes or whims of the
sovereign, control.
The best guaranty the world has that
peace will be preserved, at least for some
time to come, is the almost perfect mill,
tary equilibrium in Europe. If any one
Nwer had a decided preponderance of
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IHU IUHpIdIIUH 10 UL~
Qght be too great to resist,
- if the government of the
g Esired to divert the peo-
= fairs. The condition
yer, and no matter
memory of defeat,
! and prestige, vans
will be wary of pro-
ID conflict when the
are about equal.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Odd Fellows Outing.

The Odd Fellows picnic and fish fry, to
take place at Lakeview, Miss, has been
fixed for Wednesday, June 18th, instead
of the Sth, as was announced several days
ago. The day named was found to be
more convenient and acceptable to the
managers having the festival in charge. 1t
is expected that 400 or more Odd Fellows
will participate in the excursion. The
expense OF the picnic is to be borne by
Memphis Lodge No. @ and Chickasaw
Lodge No. s, and Schiller as well as Ban
ner lodges will be guests on the occasion.
The widows and orphans Of deceased Odd
Fellows, rs well as transient Odd Fellows
in good standing are to be invited, and a
number of guests not Odd Fellows will
also participate by invitation of the two
lodges which are to defray the expenses Of
the outing John j. Shea's band of music
has been engaged, also special train with
three or more coaches and baggage car;
also the rowboats at the lake resort. The
invitations are in course OF distribution
today, and the Odd Fellows of Memphis
anticipate pleasant time.
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The Italian Benevolent Society Of Mem
phis gave its eighteenth annual picnic at
Estival park yesterday afternoon and last
night. The street procession in the after
noon was pretty sight, the neatly dressed
and smiling children occupying carriages
which were decorated with evcrgrecns
The officers Of the society, with flags and
banners, rode in the front carriages, which
were headed by Arnolds band, which dis.
courcd appropriate music along the line
OF march. On arriving at the park the
children were turned loose TO enjoy them
selves in q score OF ways known 20 youth
Tho attendance OF ladies and children was
quite large, and dancing was kept up dur
ing the day 10 the great delight Of the
little folks. \ number OF Italian games,
including "boccha" and "muerro," were
INDUCED in by the old folks-games most
mysterious TO Americans. Later in the
day a number OF invited guests sat down
10 an Italian dinner, which was presided
over by SIG. Lorena Solari. The dishes,
macaroni and chicken, were delicious. and
were enjoyed by the party. who pro-
nopnccd the Italian style OF cooking Iu-
Spcrb. In order 20 make the feast more
cntCing burgundy wine was served with
the rcpast. At night the park was
crowded. and dancing was kept mp till late
into the night. The Italian picnic is one
OF the most popular ictes Of the spring
season, and that OF yesterday and last
night was no exception TO the general
rule.
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To The Taxpayers Of Shelby County, Tenn.

rI,rE BOARD or EQALlZATION ON THE
! assessment ~ properly II shelby county viii
mcot ln the nsscssufs oiiUc in the Uuuri house on
Monday. June q a. organize iur TIE purH=" ~
hearing any aud all complaints by hApalyr ln
regard tn thr ASSESSMENT ~ hrlf property iur The
year iV. IN onlpf that hll parties may have q
hearing W. have nrrccl on ihc following unlrr NJ
business, and inquest that oil taNpalcn VIII take
due nuiiuu thereof
on juno We viii take up The 10th. ilth. 18Th,
isthnui md districts
on June W. will take up the iiih aud itth IL
tf.rfs
ON June I've will tato up the ON and l5lh dis
tfIrts
on June I've viii take Mp the districts Assessed
hy isWttr,
on iunc Owe win take up The districts a''c'sed
hy Wllfufu.
ON June ID We viii take no the 'fd and on wards
ON June o. we viii take up Che iai aud 20 Wufis
on June ~ We will HLr up thu ItI Hud Nih NHrlt
on Juno live Will take up thy 5tl anil 10th
wards
On June o. we will take up tho stli aud oh wnris
on lulo Do We viii take up ihu .ih nul llih dia
tdUu
AiI assistant a-sosT0rs arr cyrertri ~ ~ present.
on che d4is that Include thH districts thHi thCy
have has.asi g. o. SMITH A.sosur.
DO HiAr4ufru Chairman County Court
D. EHIHU following named DfIfHua nuu hrrrhy
nptslintri mombUu Of thu Equalization Bari.
John Wllllus ~ y. L,masl,f aud u. l.. Bad
lord. .....
ID q gttrauFru Chairman County Court
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special Dispatch ~ The Appeal
JAcEsoN, Tenn, June G. The COM
mcnccmcnt exercises Of the city public
schools took place here today. Following
Is the list Of graduates: Misses Frank
Pyhas, Eta Meriweiher, Helena Haas,
Hottie Harris, Matte Fleming. Adele En-.
loc, Ozzic Pope, Memphis Pain, Daisy
Long. Cecilia FclIcnathal, Estclle BANNER
Tommic Booker, Lucy Smith, Mary
Smith, Sallic johnson, Ellen Taylor, May
Talbot, Julia Lancaster and Lille Bruce,
aud Mrrss. Robert Lccper Gayle laugh.
ton. John Lewis, Nat llosiorl, Samuel
Mcdonald, Herman llifsch. John Lind
GOV. Albert Lindsey, Henry Fncdlob, Ben.
mic Russcr. Emanuel livi, Clark Pybas,
Iinnin Bigrs, Thomas McCutchon and
Buncy McCabc.
Tho diplomas were presented by Mr.. A..
=. Robertson. The Peabody medal,
awarded for the highest proficiency in
scholarship, was won by Miss Matte
Fleming. of this city.
Tonight Judge r. s. Hammond, Of Mem.
phis, delivered the annual alumni address
OF the Southwestern Baptist university,
before u very large audience ut the firsi
Bapiis, church.
Trru filed with gold, silver, analgan1,
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AT the Young Mems Hebrew hall last
night a large number of ladies and gentle
men appeared and enjoyed the concert
given by the Paine Glee and Madrigal So
ciety The opening part of the program
was "rhe May Queen" pastoral can tata
composed by Sir W. S. Bennett. The
queen was impersonated by Mrs. Under.
wood, the May fairies by Mrs. Miller, Mrs
Clemer, Miss Saunders and Miss Stein
brecher; the lovers by the Messrs. Adams,
Gwynne, Steel and Hutton, and the cap
tain OF Foresters as Robin Hood by
Mr. Boyd and Mr.. Griffith. The second
part, which was another strong musical at
traction, was composed Of the following
numbers
Selections from Memberships Four Part songs.
"Queci Of the Nalley"-Goe for Ave male
voices ......... Nhlcott
Mcssrs Hutton, steel, Adams, Newmeyer and
Gdhth
"Anchorcd-Solo Watson
W, J. Steel.
hOlrnuO SOLO
Miss Louise Steinbrecher.
The Mlllcr's Daughtcr'-four part song, for
male voices Hhntcl
Duct-SOprano and lass Creation"
Miss saunders and Mr. Boyd.
Mr. q. ~ Hutton.
"1hc Last Man"-Bnritone solo.............Ca lcott
&. W. Griffith.
''lmuge Of the Rose" ReichArd
Male Quartcttc.
"Swcct Honey Sucking Bees Madrigal. willy
Jack and Jil-llumorous part song Caldicott
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A snclnI E,cnI az cence,IIIc.

sIcrlll niraich 20 The Ap1eah
CorrrniLiE, Miss, June 6.-Aiier the
picnic Yesterday, ball was given las, night
n, Ncwhurgcr's hall, which proved equal,
n not superior. 20 any ever gotten up by
the Young people Of Coilccyille. Here
youth and beauty met, not only from this,
Int from ncighboring towns, and all en-
loved themselves until the wee sma' hours
of tho night. Colecyillc has q reputation
for the success Of her balls, but her young
nooplc ouidid themselves last night, and
ihc aiIdr proved TO be the event OF thc
season.
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Nnnhn,. thc and ln, of InI,. I.ss,

In front II the family residence Of the late :. 4.
Cr1ath standing on one oi the tnirts hereinafter
described. between the hour ~ ~ o'clock n m. nud
4 O'Clock pm. oncr inf alc NJ public outcry the
following rial aud pCrnnnl property, tuWli
DOB 4 tract II land living ln The Ninth tlyil Dis
tfIrt ui snid county aud state. and described thus
beginning nt "a stake 90 the northeast corner ui ihc
love GOarrc tract, known ns Tie uuurh -iuihrf
tmrt thence wet 90 chains and ~ links a. d stake
thence south gi chains aud ~ liuks thence EAST W
chains nui ~ links ~ 20 stake thence north u
chaus and iOlluks tothc beginning cuuhlnlur %
hcrcs THIS tract sold under the tuist deed of date
ni sthuf NAV, iss1
tll tact 81 Isl acre. lying In aid county aud
snicin section Z, mango aud q. AMI boz thr seventh
and Smith civil Districts Of aid county this hUlnT
tho property conveyed ~ John Williams o. =. a.
Croaih b decd dntUl 2,ih Of Mhfuh ISL and fully
dtsUfItod Ia two uf the trusts made to mC liurcs
said tBwir Thnsc dnlci respectively lHh june
lslp aud the % IT May 1871.
igl A tract II ~ nrrs ~ Winfield Coles ~
acres ~ -ifuihcf 4 1oocht A.fNhrir survey ih Alli
county. the title to whlrh was vested DO aid
Crnih by depUs 0i ODE ChauHry court ~ shelby
county ln che case ~ lmn.lH a cole Va o.. u cole.
q NJ. NO. 2tu q -. and ODE snmo iully described
ln Tie two trust deeds lHsi uhmgl above.
NU tmrt ui land lylug lu aid county Hhl state
On section D hinges Band q. aud part 81 -iruihtf q
GoDch 300 acre grant ~ survey, nul b,gInulhl
formerly belonged to : q love Hud thr helm NJ
Thomas Love this lUIur alec The northwest rurnef
0f J A Crvaths o. acre tnci thence South ~
polrA thence oast gs1is p0lra ~ The southeast
cnfncr III Jntpcr Rogers TO- acru tract thence north
10 POLES ~ The northeast corner Of snld 90 nrr1
imri, thence wUt si6 polls a. TIE lfginning
IrBu thla however. IA excluded The flll 10 nrfra
hrrri0ipfr fuid by slid trath a. aid linHcn lhi'
ind Il covered in iull by aid trust deeds ~ Mas
iG its hud March ", lhSn, and lu part bl The trust
decd 0i i9ih June. isp
i5l Alto the following feunnh properly y
mules ahorsrs. aud. pony ihuuf.and khnr'
warUu. carts I buggy and harness, ! TO knWhl
and harness t5 head ui cattle bead oi sheep. z
pairs of gear q pluWs hhuuw, plano hufyan
/ unshstnnd = NnriruhUt. writing desk nnd othcl
housahold furniture of aid tuaih
Dor fuller description Oi this property 80 th'
| eid trust dceds
Thr equity OF redemption. dover and humCi ica'
wairod. " y. BEARD. Trustee
May ~. tsE
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nnlNk Mnllo ID LII IounlaIn.


spsclsi Dispatch 10 Tie Appeal.
wA,inNoroS, June 6.--Elisha W.
Chambers, Middleton, Smith county,
Tenn. was appointed postmaster today for
that town.
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Election Notice.


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Peculiar IN medicinal merit and wonderful
currs-llood's Sarsaparilla Now Is the time
90 take IL, for now Ii will do the most good.
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QsS ., elubs for TVS wstKLY Arr.Al
sss -ssrv enc Of the cash rhAss. bee hs'
,sbbsNsA
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JAMES ". CLARK Lancaster, Pa, find.
Ubonand's German Hticn the best Of oil
medicines for dyspepsia aud general dc
IIfftW
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Trustees Sale.

ITNDFR and hy virtue 0i certain trust deeds exc.
u cutcd by =. A. tr'ith aud bis wife. Martha "
CWath. a. the undersigned as trustee aud which
i.af date respectively ~ follows The igth II June
is5p the lsih 81 Marh, ISL. the sth DAY oi Nav,
isn aud the ig'h dny Of May. ISL aud go oi
which nrr of rcCprl IN the Registers 0ilCc 81 shcl.
1 sill m
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements In this column will be charged at
rate Of lie foz Two lines one insertion two inser-
tions 2Sc; one week SOC.
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AZ MHli9,5's auction this week All hno
Ios6s.
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prnRY PALS, BERRY PALS.
4 Tennessee Paper Company, No. 349
second street.

Tho "Olobs" Berry Pail Is made from a
ssiii uncut sheet Of Juice proof straw
ps,,ct, making Il tho best and most dcsir'
able raj, ON the market
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y. 0. ss.Ass. "a. ~. :: AA:''rd'''
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w. b. LOCK E Y,
GRAN0LITHIC
AND
Artificial Stone Pavements,
o,Ylcg AND SHOP As a,oND 81
Dissolution.

nwtNG TO THE DEATH oF T. y DuNscoMB
" the firm NJ buushnmb Hrs was dissolved On
NayN ts,a Tho business will bo settled BY ,. ".
UUu.rpub IT, Who will ronuiiduo the business
undrf the Gfm name 81 Dunto0mb Bros, Al No.
~ Iuu ifrot Thanking 0uI tficudt TOT past n
,on and soliciting coniihuance ~ lhsit patron
age respectfully, r. w. DuNsSohb, ~
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Trriu filed with gold, silver, nmalgan.
etc. arr poor Substitutes for natures orr
glual provision. Use Longs Pearl Tooth
Soap. as it removes tartar aud prevents ao-
rav
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4 ARGE BAY MARE MULE Win A CLUB
i foot Came 10 my place April ~. is,N
JERRY DAVIS, Randolph road,
Near Cousins tin.
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BARGAINS at Aiuliord'S
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WANTED.

A Ii PERSONS WHO OWN LAND OR WHO
~ are interested in st Andrews BAY Railroad
and Land Company, Florida, will learn something
office,
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DrFreIiyE eycslglrl restored. huliordA
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sTRANID.

I AbYs BRFAsTPIN. sFTTiNGs. 2 GARNET
] ! and pearls cnnmcllci gold. lust on lupla
street car or 1T Estval Park. FINDER Will hy o.
waricd by returning same tu lii Main strCpt.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

ITO THE EDITORS OF THE APPEAL PLEASE
L announce me rs candidate for Assessor of
shelby county, subject to the action OF the Demo-
cratic convention. Election August 1888
H. T. MCDONALD
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No, 60NS, RChanccry Court OF Shelby County
state VI TcnncSscc, for its own use, etc vs. Ruth
HilHnslnA- a nj
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rOTTAGES-Three new Ave room cottages. large
' halls aud porchcs. fine ciscrns everything
frsi class. Also two four room cottages ON South
jackson aud Seventh street one square west OF
Main. Annly 90 @. d WIN NM se,nnd hLrccL
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CURIOUS ACCIDENTS.

In trying to reach for a shawl that had
dropped from her shoulders, Mrs Ensign, of
Evansville, n Y, fell down bluff nearly
ninety feet high end was drowned in the
water az its foot
Eddie Williams of Franklin, Me-, went
hunting, and the gun he carried kicked"
very hard when he fred it. A few days
afterward he was taken i'll and died. The
recoil of the gun had caused conclusion Of
the base of the brain, producing partial
paralysis of the spine and digestive organs.
August Michaelson and Hans Tidge, two
young German rancherS near Fullerton,
Ncb, were boating on the Loup river, on a
recent Sunday, and August, to brighten
Hans, who could not swim, began rocking
the boat. Finally the boat upset, and both
were thrown into the water Michaelson
tried to save Tidge, who chung to him SO
tightly that he was unable to SWIM and both
were drowned
Three year-old Robbie De Forrest, Con-
necticut boy, fell head first into a big post
hole the other day. There were several
inches of water at the bottom of the hole
but Robbie held himself up by the arms, 50
that he didn't get his face in the water, and
the earth he loOsened in his struggles alb
sorbed it soon; so danger from that source
was soon taken away. There the young
man remained, upside down, for three-quar-
tiers of au hour, when his aunt saw his feet
sticking out of the hole and promptly yanked
him out. He was nearly exhau7ted
''Aunty,n he said, Il heard you every time
you called, but [ could not make you hear