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The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-01-06


IN Juss1oe Court within and for frown Coug.
tyBeH5re y. + Gilbert. Justice Of tiSe
Peace.
y. r. Furbush and .. w Reed. as the Arm of
Furbush & Co, PlaantiGs.
Va.
Otto Hines and william Hines, Defendants
Notlce Is hereby etY8d tlatly virtue of an
execution 70 me directed and delivered nnd
now la my hands, fssne1 ont cf the sid JUS
tee court BY n. I. Glberts u Z. iu ana for
8f3wn County, Territory pf Dakota upon g
1agfnent Tendere Ia sala court IA fAYor Of
IS FpNbu9n and j. W. keeQtn3 the nkm uk
asat bush x Co, and against Otto Hines and
VI iisn I5fnea, defendants, u have levied uf,on
thc 2oll0Nt ne des ribed pcIso o. propelfy ~
the rrcperfy Of said defenna ts, 70 wits 0ne
In dreU nnd seventy one fi2ll DNalelR o.
ShtNt And ffat shall Osk eAAUkAA4s ~ tnF
sfa Gay ctJANI Ait2s AID. less. ~ tnA hour
Of clock = fa 81 the tsollt door g tho pQst-
uiitpg m n nFnNx tu f1l4 ftilHtY Ntt ttttt ttvkta
lst3ceed 10 sell all the right tif le iA'E nfeToag
81 the Shave lssnled Otto Hines aud Hiialfun
lafnas ~ and to che anDvS ineQ pKol2afIy
70 satisfy said Judgment ana EpNtsl taiV
ing 10 5ie fuNkllsd and eve q t&kt hnN tlF<
fenta ld] al "A 90 81 siltr 80 pe AZ Q@4, @t
bubl iSsanetIon t khf af2Ht fii1ef E4aN.
UatAa Sc warmer y uneE y 1881
J4MAS&. Nf94Ds
gnelAele toE Rs7FH
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-01-06

Recent news from China is TO ths
effect that it ia no longer fashionable
Tor the women there to have small
seet. The majority Of tho Chinese
ladies now have large feet--that is 70
say, feet il proportion to their bodies
No change. unfortunately, has yet
taken place In the women's idle and
monotonous lives, an manual labor,
such as sewing. smbrolds4y, cooking
and washing, etcs, being left for men
to do. ST. Louis Repubheaga
The Edinburgh (Scotland) aqri.
cultural show was this year for tha
first time held without exhibits 0f cat-
tle. It seems that pleuro- pneumonia
Is 50 prevalent that It S'as doomed prn-
deus 70 keep them all away from the
show The livestock exhibits wor,
made u7 o. sS7 entries of horses. SO 81
sheep, Ind ~ Of pigs The largest
number Of sheep were ct the shrop.
Asire breed.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-01-06


Lt.lf5 once Hb Aberaeen, I9slzUr9 B6ceiil-
her ~. 1887. Notice Is hereby Piv8n ta8at the
following named settler mas nIed notice OF
MS tntention 70 glake hnal proof in support
before tho register or roee1yer at ADptu9en,
~ T,s on February 9Th, 1855 viz: gt
August Thieman,
for The SOufh-wet t e Section IS, town lga
TAnRe62 He names the following wttnessas
10 prove his cOntisuous reaidenca up0n and
cpktlyattOn O1 SAID land, viz. Erick 3. Mex
son. frederick HansoDg WIN Fryer and Otto
Gunde1son. al cf Gem, Brown Co, Dak.
p. 8. Nelson, Atty.
LaDd Ofice at Aberdeen. Dakota. Decenber
2, lsel. notice is hereby eiyen tilat the fol-
lowing named settler has flAd mHtice Of hts
intention u make nBai proof In support OF lfs
claim 6ltd that said proof will ne made before
tlle Tegister c1,reeai YER pf The u usnd Office
at Abersleens DakOtai On February 6tp, 4egG,
Yizg Ole p. GundersoM. ~
TOR the sfe4 section 3s, town l22 n, range 90 w
ne names the f0llowiog Witnesses 10 prove
nj con tinuous resid deaoe upon and cul lFatioE
of said land, viz: 0se II. AlOgen, liregee III
MDSen, 0lesgs Tanbefg AID II. y. Nelson, all az
Gem, Brown Co, DaA 3,
E S. Nelson, Atty.
Land onlce at Aberdeen, Dakota. Decenabeg
", 1881. Rotice ishereby given that The fol-
lowing named settler has d3ed notice OF nib
bis claim and that said proof WI be niiiie be-
fore the register or receiver Of the ~ s land
onice at Aberdeen, Dakota, on February 10,
1885, Wig: Theodore H Evans,
dnd q hKS tist entry fu 6ii06, for the f-e3 OF sec
S2, tQwnsl2 range 65 He names the follow
Ing witnesses 10 prove his continuous resi-.
1lence spp0n and cultivation Of said land,
viz John West, Of Worthwhile. Spfak Co,
y. 4. John smith ana George Animon, of
Mansfield, brcwn Co, d ~, and George u.
WOouf3Id, OF ScatterwO0d, Fapi6 Cu., ID u.
n II Harris, Register,
q. g. Britton, Atty. Worthwhile.
Land Office 81 aberdeen, DaszOta. Dec.
5 1851. Notice Is hereby given that the f0lE
lowipg named settler has aaea mott ice Df her iris
tenrion 70 make final proof Ia support OF hef
claim and that said proof win be made before
the reg ster or receiver of the u land ofiico
at Aberdeen, Dakota. on 3a nary 10, i68S, Wis
Daroline Aieok, 1pInefly Garoline RenfelM
widow and heir OF August r. hfeld, DECEASED,
for the NV Y 0fsectlon 81 town J2i, ranRee4
under II u No el30, Wateltown series, she
names the following witnesses 70 prove hiq
cOIfIlIipulls ftplueIce ltl}ou EnQ CULTIVATION o.
said land pfiOr to her fGsd huS bands denfb,
aud Ip prove her subsequent cultivation OF
said tract viz Louis kuhrmRH, Herman
Fieehlich, A. y Chi ds and MtlsaTn Rehfegd.
N II Harris. Register
Brown Eros, Attvs.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-01-06

County Of Brown.
IN Justice Court within and for Brown Counr
~ p, Tt Before n. 4. Gilbert Justice of
the Peace.
James D. Floyd, Plaintiff
Clarence wilson. Defendant.
Notice. as hereby given that ~ virtue of Az
execution to me directed and delivered and
now inmy hands, ISSUED ont Of the said jus-
tice court by n. I. Gilbert j. r. IN and fox
Brown County, Territory Of Dakota, upon a
judgment endEred in Justice court in and for
the county and ferrstory atoresatd by q. IN
Cooper Justice Of Ehe Peace ia and In said
county, on tha eth day of January 1885. Ia
favor 81 james D.El0yd, plaintiff and Hgefnst
Clarence Wilson, defendant, have leyieQ
upon the following described peEsonAA prop
el3y as the property " ba8d defendant. to
wit. One bay horse 1nd On0 gray horse. And
/ shall on y Sa3TURDAY, the AL day Of JAN,
JAI1T AID. lS83, At the hour q . clock AM
at the hont dSor CG4 she pOefonlce fn warner
I'd said county and territory, pkOroe0 TO sell
ali the right, Eftle and interest 0k she above
named Clarence Wils1n In and 70 thA above
described property 70 satisfy said Judgment
anS costs, AalouptinS 10 twenty-nAn doliexs
and ghty centS 500 ard costs sof sale to
Be ADDED. it public auction q tie highest
bidder for cash,
Dated at Warner, OAK, pecembeI q, 1887
JAAIleS q. FLOOD,
Constable for Brown Co.. D, a.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-01-06

SUMMONS Money Demand- Comps amt Filed
TERRrToRT or DAKOTA. !.
Filth judicial District =
In the District Conrt - and for Brown
County.
~. =. stsoupc Plaintiff,
NJ. H Burdiok, Defeneant
ne Territory 81 Dakota sends greeting
W. Il. hur6ick. 4 afendarE: YOu arp hereby
snn rno0ea AID required 10 answer the cous
plaint III III PStfoupa, Plaiutitf. whicn wsll
4s file IN 6h1 office " the elekb 81 tae atatfseS
court Witia1n 4 for said Br9Wu c1Nnt38 nk
4befdden, u, a ana serve 4 Copy oA y9ts
answer upon the snnscI kNaE Al nl8 llnce ~
ane city of Aberoec.ff y. g Htfl1E LILA, 3
days afie1 tn neKyicJnf this Aurp y u 1elts.
aiVe of the day OF service, pT t1e pl ll4ilk ~
take judgfle { against you 10l Forty FA8ht
Dollars. with fnterfst at kbr per cel& pqt ana
mum from November 9th, i6H&s besides costs.
Dafed Rk Ahor0een, D. Il, this ~ day ct
Il. r. TAUBSrAN,
PlalutiEe At}ctAays
ro safd Defendnfst. Take SEQ tIlat tile
complaint in the above cntit len ottipn was
lllod tr 4hB Officeof tbAaekeft ~ thr QlAtt1et
HU4aY IS The city ol AietdeAD3 y. 4ss on t1t
8d dNy of neceTsbarl " 9f
bBMAh
fiaiptf AitpHey.
Eiral Pub Jau54
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-01-06

tA1bAsy t@AAeJ
Before N. /. Gilbert, Jnsticeof tle Peace,
d. r. d. Macleod. Platntin,
against
Notice ie hereby givers that BY virtue of SO
execution to mo directed and delivered and
now in my bands, issued out 81 the saia tuey
tice court by N. j. Gilbert, justice Of the peace
with and for Brown Countga ~ a. tlDon a
ju3 u3Rnent rendered Ia said court Ia 1ayQr of
q. Il. q. Macleod and against A be II. NakheFs 4
have levied upon the following described
personal property as Ire pro Cperty Of sad De-
fendant. 10 Wrt; One New Home BewfrR 3 uas
{ hSne, ono Wheeler q w ilscn sewing p92chine
one trunk and one clOok and that / shall On
M0NDAY, the 10Th day Of JAM AIRY, ls88. e&
the no1f 81 Mire o'eiock a.&4.s ct the 4QnA
door Of The poei0fIioe in Warner IA aat1 cQun-
~ and Territory, proceed 70 cell Rt public
auction 20 the hig hest bidder Tor casn alt tho
right. 81 tie and fl teregt OF the shove nAned
Abe II. Fisher In ana To the above described
to satisfy said indgment and costs.
JAMES n. FLOOD.
Const6 bic 0f Brown CO.. Oak.
Dated Warner. 4 T., December zas 1851.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-01-06
TIE siiitsf c | II G sf4GO 4 G 8 1sS
NORTH
WEST'!'E!!:!R||N II
w RAILWAY.
Penetrates the Centers Of
Population II
ILLINOIS, IOWA,
WISCONSIN,
MINNESOTA,
DAKOTA.
NEBRASKA AND WYOMING


Its TRAIN SERVICE is carefully arranged
to raeS& requiremeats Of local travel, as
well as to furnish the most attractive
routes for through travel between I'M
portant
TRADE CENTERs,
It's EoUIPMHET 81 Day and Parlor Cars,
Dining and Palace Sleeping Carr is With.
out rival.
Its Road Bed IL perfection, Of stone bal
lasted steel.
Tho NoRrH- WESTERN ia the favorite
route for the commercial traveller, the
tourist and the seekers after new homes
in the Golden Northwest.
Detailed Information eheerfully fur
nished by
i. w. MARSH,
Agent At Rudolph, Dak.
JIM. WHITMAN,
Vice Prer't and Gen'l Mgr,
II. G. WICKER,
Traffic Afahagef.
e. WILSON,
Gen'i Pass Agent.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-01-06
Final Proof Notices.

MOTTO I1--A davits OF publicatien N OF all legal
notices publiehed IN THE Sun ctn be obtain
0d 90 H0Raray q Mtarples frank, Aberdeen.
SO 90
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-01-06
NoTInF nF s1I=N loN EYFouTIoN.= n

Territory of Dakota,
In Justice Court. u0unty OF Brown. y
Before N. T. Gilbert, Jnsticecf The Peace
D. ]. b. RIacleod, PlAintix,
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-01-06

Music ConceaIeg in Strange Places By Cum,
FL ming Af1sic-Bp Makers
How did you start the music-bos
piayings" asked reporte. Of . john
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-01-06

for The s0uth-west z section IS, town lga
range 62. He names the following wltness6e
70 prove bis cOntiSuous reaidsnca upon and
cultivation Of SAID land, viz. Erick 3. Mex
son, FrederiCk Hansoug Win Pryor and Otto
9undegEOns aIl OF Gem, Brown Co, OAK.
III Hufi.fa ~ EftufafAr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-02
General BUSHNELL assaulted.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Nov. 3 At half
pest twelve this morning, General Ase 5
Bushnell, who WAC the central figure in the
great republican demonstration held here
last evening, WAS assaulted by gang Of
roughs as be WAS going bone and badly in
jured When only a short distance from
his home General Bushnell was acCosted by
a crowd, one CT whom asked question
which was courteously answered. Without
warning, and evidently with concerted &C
ton, the crowd threw q shower Of stones at
the General He waa knocked down and
beaten by the roughs who, while they we're
engaged In the outrage, were declaring hs
should never conduct another republican,
meeting or be Governor of Ohio. His ae-
sailants ran away before aid came and made
their escape Gen. Bushnell was carried to
his residence. His surgeon pronounces him
dangerously hurt He is terribly cut about
the head and face, several of his teeth are
knocked out and be is badly bruised. 1t is
yet too soon 10 predict what the result OF
the injuries may be. The police are acour.
ing the country for the perpetra ors OF
the assault, but have made noarrests.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-02
NEWS OF THE DAY.

The police in New York have completed
their canvass OF the registration lists. and
nearly / 900 warrants are now ready for
illegal voters, most OF them being colored
men.
In his annual report to the Secretary OF
War, General Benet, Chief of Ordnance,
SAYS that the the bureau expended $1,507,-
$50 during the last fiscal year, and that
Il $50 rifles and carbines were manufactured
at tue national armory.
The President has issued proclamation
naming the 90 IN of November as the day for
national Thanksgiving. Aluson is made,
to the stllctive dispensation which has
visited Florida, and it is recommended that
the returning of thanks for blessings receiv-
ed should be accompanied by remembrance
Of the poor and needy ADD by practical
charities.
Twelve whaling ships, containing in the
aggregate about Eve hundred men, are re-
ported to have been caught in the Ice pack
near Herald Island, in the Arctic ocean,
with little apparent hope Of extrication.
Their situation is said to be pefilous in the
extreme. Not Only are they not in con
dition 10 withstand the rigors of the Arctic
winter, but it is also stated they are DRIFT
ing toward the icebound shores of Siberia,
where De Long and his companions persisted
by starvation
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-02
The Boston to go to Hayti.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2-Information hav
ing been received at the Navy Department
this morning to the effect that the steel
cruiser Boston had arrived at Kingston,
Jamaica last nigh, Acting Secretary Hsr.
mony decided to revoke the orders sendiog
the Kearsarge now lying in dock at Ports
mouth, N. H., to protect American interests
in Hayti, aud 10 order the Boston there in
her stead. Accordingly orders were sent to
her commander to proceed to Port al Prince
without delay and to d. all in his power to
preserve the safety of American residents
there in case of trouble arising out of that
Governments recent action in Selling the
steamer Haytlsn Republic. The run from
Kingston to Port au Prince will lake about
twelve hours, whereas it would be ct least
month before the Kearsarge could reach the
latter port
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-02
syst szo
Ass0cIATFD PRESS DISPATCHES
The sackyille Affair.

LONDON, Nov. 2.-The Standard of this
morning IN bellcose editorial on the dis
missal of Lord Sackvile says: Everybody
in,Englaud ia agreed that We have just re.
ceived deliberate affront from the govern.
ment of the United States. What ought to
be the response of Great Britain to the curt
and summary expulsion of Lord Sackville
from Washington? Ought we to turn our
cheek to the smiter and to send another
ambassador across the Atlantic and to treat
the letter of Mr.. Secretary Bay ard add the
act of Mr.. Cleveland with con.emptuous in.'
difference? II is rather strong propose
to suggest thai cur good natured liberation
of American Presidential exigeucies should
60 to the extent OF allowing the Queen
representative to be treated in the face OF
the whole world in al offensive and in5olent
manner. l. will not be for our advantage
to acquire character for tameiy putting up
with atfronts and contumely which other
States would not suffer for an instant.
Whether Mr. Phelps be or be not left here
in peace some expedent must be discovered
for conveying to the government and people
of the United States our sense of the un
friendliness and unmanneriiness OF their
cooduct. Unless this be done what man OF
ordinary spirit can be expected to accept
the post of representative Of the Cabinet Of
st. James at Washington.
The Star IT. p. O'Connor's paper says
Lord Salisbury is not likely to listen to the
demand for the dismissal OF Mr.. Phelps, the
United States Minister, in retaliation for
Americas treatment of Lord sackville.
Such a step might do much harm and could
do 10 good. All are agreed, it says, that
Mr.. Bayald's courtesy is scaut, but we must
,t forget that be is technically right. Lord
Saokyile's ndiscretion warrants demand
for his recall. If Lord Salisbury's reply TO
the demand amounted to refusal there is
good deal more to be said for the action OF
Am erica than Eoglshmen are just now in
c'iued to admit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-02

DISTINGUISHED ANCESTRY. -Stephen A.
Douglas, jr, tells story which DO says he
heard, and be Gays he can believe The !ast
part of it, though he does not know whether
to believe the fret part or not. 1t was told
about law suit in which son OF Bishop
Whitehouse represented one eide and A. S.
Trude the other. When Mr.. Whitehouse
stepped out before the jury to make his final
argument he said: Gentlemen of the jury,
YOU may not know who / am, so | will
tell you. My name is Whtehouse, and
am 500 of the late Bishop Of this Episcopal
diocese Then he proceeded. When it
came to Trude's turl be stepped beiore the
Jury and said "GentleGeu of the jury. you
may not know who | sm, sol will tell you.
NV name is Trude, and I'm son OF gun"
Chicago Herald
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-02
Medical EeORrs7,

The Secretary Of the Commonwealth has
issued certificates to the following physicians
to compose the State Board of Medical Ex-
aminers for the term of four years beginning
January /, 1889:
From the State at Large: Drs. T. j.
Moore, Richmond and I. S. Stone, Lincoln.
First Congressional District: Drs. 5. W..
Carmichael, Frederick shurg o B. Finuey,
Onaucock, and W. w Douglass, Warsaw.
Second District: Drs. Jesse II. Peek,
Hampton; Herbert NJ. Nash. Norfolk, and
James Parrish, Portsmouth.
Third District Drs r. A. Lewis, c. &.
Cullen aud Hugh M. Taylor, Richmond,
Fourth District: Drs. J. Herbert Clai-
borne, Petersburg; W. J. Harris. Black
stone, aud Hugh Stockdne. Petersburg.
Fifth District Drs Rawley W. Martin,
Chatham ". l. Robinson, Danpille, and
T. B. Greer, Rocky Mount.
Sixth District: Drs. II. Grey Latham,
Lyuchburg; A. Trent Clarke, South Boston,
and Oscar Wiley, Salem.
Seventh District Drs. William P. Nc
CURE, Winchester j. II. Neff, Harrison
burg, and Hugh r. Nelson, Charlottesville.
Eighth District: Drs Alexander Harris,
Jeffersouton Charles q. Conway, Rspidan,
and Bedford Brown, Alexandria.
Ninth District: Drs. Robert ]. Preston
Marion; K. w. Hufard, Chatham Hill, and
S. w. Dickinson, Marion.
Tenth District: DfsZ J. Walker, Brownf-
burg H. NJ Patterson. Stauntou, and g. D..
Merriweather, Green Forest.
The following homeopathic physicians
were also appointed members of the board !;
Drs George z. Stone and George A Taber,
Richmond NJ. E Doug ass, Danvlle w. P.
Jones, Petersburg, and h. P. Webster,
Norfolk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-02
Roller EXPLOSION.

READING, Pa, Nov. "A terrible acct
dent, resulting in the killing of FIVE men.
and injury of many others, took place this
forenoon on the farm of Jonas Spayd, in
Bern township, thia county, where steam
threshing machine vas in operation. The
boiler exploded with fearful force, carrying
destruction on every hand. The bodice of
those killed were lying some distance away,
having been hurled from thirty to fifty feet,
terribly mutilatej. The body of one man
was hurled clean through the weatherboard.
ing Of the barn. The building was com.
pletely wrecked. The force Of the explosion
was felt for many miles around. The boiler
was rotten and totally unfit for use.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-02

MIR CAMMAcK ON TIE ELECTIoN.-Ad-
Olson Cammack, the mighty Wall street
bear, has figures on the election that would
starte the most expert mathematician that
ever lived. The result of his labored sys-
tenn of mathematics is not, however, in
structive, for the only conclusion Mr.. Cam
mack mas been able to arrive at so far is
that the vote is going to be very close, al.
mott, If not wholly, as close as in the leat
election. Mr. Cammack, by the way, is no
longer familiar figure in Delmonico's. He
as greatly settled down since his marriage
The birth OF his second child has destroy ID
IL asst spark of Bohemiansm which he
q ce displayed. He ia now the most domes.
tic of men.-N T. Sun
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-02
Politics in Norfolls and Portsmouth,

correspondence of the Alexandra Gazette
NORFOLK, Va, Nov Night before last
our oitzens were addressed by the Hon.
John Randolph Tucker almost exclusively
on the tariff. The assemblsge principally OF
working men, was very large, and the hon
orable gentleman made the most compre-
hensble, lucid, logical and convincing
speech your correspondent ever heard on
that subj .ct. 1t was 30 simple that mere
child could have easily comprehended It..
Il was so logical that no successful assault
would have been made upon it. The atten-
ton of the large meeting was absorbed, and
its reception WAS cordial and enthusiastic
Last night the Hon. John w. Daniel ad
dressed packed assembly of the citizens OF
Portsmouth for moro than two hours, prin.
cipeliy on the comparative claims OF the
democratic and republican parties upon the
people of this country, especially OF Vlr-
einia and the South The speech was
strong, convincing and enthusiastic, and was
greeted with hearty applause.
II is very certain that the republicans are
doing an immense amount Of work in a
oniet and secret way. We often see squad
of whites aud blacks in close and earnest
conversation On the street corners; and oc-
oasiona!ly negro oondescends to walk arm
in arm with white republican in the light
of day
Great frauds are easily committed in reg
istration by negroes under age. It is i'm
possible to ascertain their ages, and what an
oath means, rnder the circumstances, all
know. The old citizens are taking more in
terest in this election than have ever seen
them evince before. All's well.
HANOVER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-02
Cyclone.

LAPogTE, Ia, Nov. "a cyclone struck
this place at o'clock last night, coming
from the northwest. Union Hall was de-
molished and large number Of houses were
unroofed and blown down, sections of the
building being carried many blocks away.
Nearly all tie stores 10 the business portion
of the town suffered great damage. The
re- idence of Sanders Walker was blown to
atoms and the children were rolled about on
The ground. The mother was seriously hurt.
No other injuries are reported. The loss OF
property is SIS 900 Reports of damage are
coming from all sections of the county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-02
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The shipments ofcotton FROM Norfolk yes
terday amounted to II 852 bales.
Rev. Robert Bell. of Rsppahannock coun-
ty, died last week, aged a years.
Mayor R. F. Harris, of Charlottesville. has
resigned on account of i'll health.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
in session in Richmond will adjourn this
evening.
The corps OF cadets from the Virginia
Military Institute will go to camp for ten
DAYS on the exposition gr0unda at Richmond
Nov. 6
Yesterday evening white man named
Albin Harding. very def and supposed to
have been dersnged. sprang 10 front of the
mail train on the Seaboard and Roanoke
Road near Drysburg, and was run over and
cut to pieces.
Wednesday morning last freight train
on the New River Division of the Norfolk
snd Western railroad went through tres
tie at a point two and half miles east OF
BIuefeld. The caboose and FIVE loaded cars
were precpitated forty feet, causing COM
plete demolition of cars and contents. The
conductor and negro brakeman went
down with the wreck, but escaped without
serious injuries.
The executive committee of the Wise
Houston wing ofthe republican party of this
State met in Richmond yesterday to dis
cuss and prepare an address which the com.
mittee will issue to the republican voters OF
the State in day or two. 1t is believed
that the address will urge the republicans
of the State to unite on the Harrison and
Morton electoral ticket put up by Malone
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-02

The TELEeRApHIo account Of the acct
dent to a railroad train in Russia, on which
the Car was passenger, says:
'"The weather was very stormy at the
time of the accident, bat the Car stayed on
the spot and assisted in the removal OF the
dead and Injured. He did not enter the re-
serve rain until the last of the injured had
been placed in he ambulance"
How many of thu men who are trying to
bow thu Gar up with dynamite. or to
shoot, stab or poison him, would have been
equally as considerate under similar crcum
stanrEr