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The Hope pioneer., 1888-09-14

Louisville, S65; Kansas City, .3lA West
ern Association: Des Moines, ESQ; St
Paul, .64s; Omaha, .5al; Kansas City, $50,
milwaukee,, .440; Sioux City, 40, Chicago,
800; Davenport .2S9. iA
IN San francisco on the och IRE de-
stroyed property valued at 81 go 06Q The
burned district embraced Gva sbaocks
In st Louts on the 9th hour nfeh com
mitted suicide from various causes.
JOSEPH ROBERTS, confidential clerk of
sTaafe u Gray, Sc. Louis real estate deal
ers, absconded on the Sth with Sa5, 900 OF
the Arms money.
In Montana prairie fires had on the eth
burned over ranges for an area Of sixty
five miles, and the fire had assumed such
dimensions as to battle all attempts TO keep
it under control
A FREIGHT train dashed into the John
Robinson circus tram at Corwin, O., on
the 9th, and four Of the circus men were
killed and eighteen wounded, two fatally
ON the 10th "Lotta,o the actress, pur.
chased the Grand Opera House at st. Paul,
Minn., paying therefor $50, 600
On the 10th Edward Chamberlain, pris-
oner in the White County Ind jail await
ing trial for murder, had tasted for nine
teen days.
On the 10th tho twenty annual
encampment of the Grand Army of the
Republic commenced at Columbus, o.
CONGRESSIONAL nominations were made
as follows on the 10th. T. B. Bullane by
Fifth Missouri district Republicans; James
r. Chalmers by Second Mississippi dis
trict Republicans; Charles E. Hooker by
Seventh Mississippi district Democrats
(renominated) W. E. Mason by Third nli-
nois district Republicans (renominated).
A FREIGHT train near Wadsworth, o., on
the 10th dashed into the rear Of passen-
ger train carrying veterans and others to
the Columbus encampment, and the
wrecked cars rolled down an embankment.
Four men were killed Instantly; two
young women who were injured had since
died, and twenty other persons were badly
wounded.
PARTS of Augusta, Ca, were submerged
by water on the 10th, and the river was at
the highest point ever recorded and still
rising.
The larger portion of the town of Dalles,
COL, was burned on the 10th
The Hope pioneer., 1888-09-14

ii,as iof Did iii III s Sss a n ~ 8; y 4
ArsHfea sd w e. 81
hen Old Mt Hasbeel 16s Shdl
lfom the lodi nee e Uf.6is
till fshearsing ia thss front Sarl
with his Usual Gordialit t tlltss d
Did gentlenlaI went id Ind pr0eeHded
t8 make hims8lf agreeabl8
Yei young folks do first ~ 40
began, as soon as alull In stIi6 e6nc61ds
Of sweet sounds gave him ali tjpp6r
tunity; s.i5ut, after all, the singing No
used to have in the good old times had
more genuine music IN it:'' aud the old
man smiled benignly on the little come
pany, while the eldest daughter went
out and tried to coax her mother
.scome in and call father off. =
Why, they used to take as much
pains to teach their children to sing US
they did to teach them to- read. Oh, /
yes; by note. too; yes, sir; BY Do Re-
Me, Fa, Sol. Many's the time I've
driven FIVE miles through the drifts to
singing-schoo And suck voices: as
we used to develop in those timex you
don't often hear nowadays. used to 4
sing bass, and they did say I:could get
my voice down nearer my boots than
any fellow in the section.
ssCan't you sing us a solo now. Mr..
HasbeenP'' queried one of the COM
pany.''
We'll, I don't know; guess I've got
about the same voice was always en-
dowed with, but I'm afraid I can't quite
remember any pieces all through. But
then, I don't suppose you want any
thing very heavy; I'll just sing you a
little ballad called The Bride.sof Blk
bysburg.' Did any of you ever hear.
itP''
As nobody had, the old man seated
himself at the organ, just as his daugh-
ter came back and almost tainted away
on the sofa. And then the old man
began, using one chord with no yaria-
ton: ~
Oh, once In town called Bixbysbnrg,
Away down in the far Southeast, e : :
There lived man with daughter fair,
A beautiful lass with golden hair, n
Who was sweet as sugar, at least,
CHORUS. <
Oh, alasl for the maid Of Bixbysburg,
And alas, for the luclkless swain,
For the pa-ri-ent stern \,
Was quick to discern.
That their hearts he must restrain.
The ballad up to the sixtieth stanza
wasmainly descriptive, at which point
The gal she promised her lover then =. p;
That to him she would be true, 81
And for no other man would she care . .1g, r.
Not cen If he came with horse and gig,
And raiment Of gorgeous hue.
The door was heard to open softly at
intervals, but the old man sang on;
and although his voice grew hoarse
and wheezy, he was otherwise as fresh
as when the contest was begun. He
conscientiously rendered the chorus in
connection with each stanza, and the
night rolled slowly along. 1t was with.
infinite pathos that Mr.. Hasbeen gave
the sad denoument, when with stanza,
1876. 70
They laid the pair to rest at LAST
In the Bixbysburg burying ground,
But the pa-rl-ent never re-len-ti-ed,
Not cen when his child was cold md dead
Down under grassy mound. 80
There, that the kind of ballads we
used to sing when I was young!', said
old Mr.. Hasbeen, as he mopped his face.
and whirled around on the music stool,
prepared to acknowledge any amount
of applause; but except for the family
cat asleep by the fender, the room was;
deserted. the fire was out, and the clock
on the mantel- piece struck TWO. N:
HOod in Puck u 5&s ~;
The Hope pioneer., 1888-09-14

MISS ROBINSON. of Staten Island,
\. \. the champion lady tennis-player
ofthe United States. has won twenty
four prizes S
The Hope pioneer., 1888-09-14

IT is said that pittsburgh Phil,''
the plunger, who won nearly one
million dollars on the race-tracks last
year, has lost it all and is broken down
mentally. = 3. 4 ..5.siszs5f.s +.
The Hope pioneer., 1888-09-14
Mining Stocks LIxelx,

The Arlington farmers Shipping Asso-
citation at the close Of the first years busi-
ness declared a dividend Of thirty-eight per
cent. on stock and in addition thereto paid
rebate Of five and a half cents on fax and
one and half cents on wheat purchased
from Stockholders
The Hope pioneer., 1888-09-14

The original Mary of .Mary Had a
Little Lamb Is Mrs. Mary e. Tyler,
living at Someryille, Mass, aged
eighty-two years. The scene of the
Incident was in a school house in Ster-
ling, not far from Worcester The
lamb wasa foundIing, and is said to
have figured sin the little serio-comic
firalna as alleged in the poem It9hid
under Mary's seat, but suffered expul-,
ssion. tsn act recorded In these moving
words: . And so the teacher turned it
out The poems author was John
horlstone. Two, verses to the original
three were added by q Mrs. Townsend
The Hope pioneer., 1888-09-14

THOMAS McNAUGHT, S. S. c., hon.
orary colonial secretary of the Scottish
Home7Rule Association, has arrived in
New York from Edinburgh. He is on
2 tour through the States and the Do
minion OF Canada for the purpose Of
organizin committees among his coun-
trymen resident on this side of the
water, TO obtain assistance in the
political warfare Scotchmen are fight.
ing to regain their ancient right of
making theiraown laws and expending
their own money. He wants to raise
a Parliamentary fund of e100, 600 for
that purpose. 6
The Hope pioneer., 1888-09-14
FOREIGN INTELLrGENcE,


On the 9th the houses formerly occupied
by evicted' tenants on the Clanricarde
estates in Ireland were torn down by the
landlords orders. Some of the houses
were owned bv the tenants
ADvIcEs of the 9Th say that in the recent
cyclone in Cuba fifty persons lost their
lives at Sagua, while the damage done to
dwellings and warehouses in the city was
great. The village of Pueblo Nuevo, in the
neighborhood of Sagua, was literally wiped
out.
On the 9Th twelve hundred men en-
ployed in the cotton-mills at Bolton, Eng,
went on strike againsta a new system of
weighing cotton.
A REGULAR slave traffic was on the 9th
being carried on between the islands of
Pemba and Madagascar by vessels carry
ing the French flag
THE Customs Department of the Cana
dian Government decided on the 7th to en-
force fine of s400 against the American
schooner Gladiator, seized while towing in
Canadian waters. ~
In the City of Mexico an earthquake
shock occurred on the 7th, but no damage
was DONE
IT was shown on the sth that for the fis-
cal year there was deficit of sa33, ,OOf
in the treasury of the Dominion of Canada.
FLOODS in the south of Spain had on the
9th caused the loss of many lives and done
enormous damage to property.
DISPATCHES of the Sth say that during
storms many vessels of the French fishing
fleet were destroyed on the south coast Of
Iceland and fully one hundred fishermen
lost their lives.
On the 9th the famous Star and Garter
Hotel at Richmond, London (Eng.)
suburb, was partly destroyed by fire The
loss was very heavy.
On the Sth the fourth of series of muir
ders occurred in London. In every case
the victim has been woman, whom the as
sassin has waylaid at night and butchered
in most fendish manner. sd
BETWEEN Vera Cruz and the CITY of
Mexico railroad traffic was suspended on
the 10th on account of the fallinr of the
Mettac bridge, and in other parts of Mex
leo swollen rivers and creeks had forced a
suspension of traffic. Houses had been
thrown down at Orizaba and several lives
had been lost.
THERE were two earthquake shocks at
Vostizza. on the Corinthian gulf, on the
10th. Nearly every building in the place
was more or less damaged, many houses
were in ruins and several persons were
killed.
DURING the recent hurricane in Cuba a
Government boat with ali on board was
lost. At Isabel de Sagua forty-three bod
les had been picked up on the beach, and
at Cardennes wharves and vessels were
destroyed and the city inundated, entail
Ing property loss of 1000, 600
The Hope pioneer., 1888-09-14

HE railroad bridges in this country,
q placed in q line, would reach from
New York to Liverpool.
The Hope pioneer., 1888-09-14
Gold Instead of yvatcr.

Great excitement existed among ali
classes at Harvard few days ago, brought
about by the finding of gold dust thickly
mixed with sand thrown from an excaya.
tion which workmen were digging for
we'll purposes. Old miners were soon on
the spot and pronounced the find a very
promising one. From the quantity OBJ.
tained an assay was made, valuing the
quality at slS per ounce. The only trouble
if q vein was found, would be ncarness Of
water to the surface. The find seemed to
be under the surface of the main street OF
the town.
The Hope pioneer., 1888-09-14
Terrific Hurricane.

KEY WEST, Fla, Sept. Ii. Reports COM
ing from cities along the north sideof Cuba
show tnat the storm passed there, doing
greater damage than here. At Batabano,
forty miles from here, the Spanish gum
boat LIE Altad, fifteen men all told, broke
anchor and sunk. All hands were lost.
Forty-three bodies have been washed on
the beach at that place. The storm at
Cardenas was frightful. Even the stone
buildings were demolished. The river
rose six feet. In some parts of the city
people had to flee for their lives. The
steamer Enrique, tiedup stthe wharf, also
sank. The total loss in Cardenas is over
$l,0O0.000. The loss of life can not be
computed, but 1t will be large.
The Hope pioneer., 1888-09-14

committee gathered
to meet him. It was
1920 before the
train arrived 1t
was impossible to
run the trains closer
to High street and
the Commander-in-
Chief was welcomed
at the depot There
were present Of the
General @ Counci
Chair m an Colonel
Patton, Vice Chair
man G. d. Fire
stone, General Mitch
The Hope pioneer., 1888-09-14

y KING Solomon has been oficially de-
clared q bankrupt in England. He
vas q Salvation Army King.
The Hope pioneer., 1888-09-14
Shot One of Hls Isoarf1er..

A fatal shooting occurred at Richardson
few mornings ago. Burnt Oleson and
wife run the hotel there, and ten boarders,
one of whom, Herman Brum, circulated a
report that Oleson tried to poison the
boarders at dinner time, and they started
In to clean out the hotel, which they did at
breakfast time, and this eliminated in the
fatal shooting of Hugh Thomson, who was
in the act of striking Mrs. Oleson with q
piece OF the broken furniture when Olcson
appeared and shot him.
The Hope pioneer., 1888-09-14
SHAKEN BY EARTHQUAKES

Many Buildings at vostizza, Greece, In!
81 Ruins Two Bodies Recovered.
ATEENs, Sept. 11-Later news of the
earthquake at Vostizza, on the Corinthian
gull, shows that every 1bui1d ding lin the
place had been damaged and many Of them
entirely destroyed. Two corpses haVe
been found, and it is expected that other
bodies will be discovered when the debris
is cleared away, us many persons are miss
ing. Most Of them, however, have doubt
less fled through fright. A large number
Of persons have been injured, some Of
them seriously. Every village for miles
around has suffered more or less, but no
details have been received,
The Hope pioneer., 1888-09-14
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The Hope pioneer., 1888-09-14
MANY WE'RE MANGLED.

a rEetShG ArAin DaShe4 1utO q Disabled
Excarsion Train at Wadswofth o.
-Four Persons Killed Outright, Two Said
s to Have Died OF Their injuries ana Many
Others Badly Hurt.
CLEVELAND, O., Sept. 1.-THE fourth
section of train No. 5, west bound on the
New York, Pennsylvania & Ohio road,
carving Grand Army veterans from
Youngstown and vicinity to the Ma
tional Encampment at Columbus, suffered
mishap at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon
at Rittmann, q small station three miles
west Of Wadsworth. The train con-
sisted of nine cars. The connecting rod of
the locomotive drawing the special broke
near Rittman, and after much difficulty
the train was stopped on curve. While
waiting for repairs to be made freight
train No. 38, which had been following
the special, thundered down the heavy
grade at the rate of twenty-five miles
I an hour, and, although warning was given,
it was impossible to avert the collision.
The locomotive of the freight plunged into
the rear coach of the special, smash
ing four cars, two of them being
completely demolished. The excursion
lists had notice of the impending
danger and all succeeded in getting out Of
the cars before the crash came, but as
wrecked coaches rolled upon them, killing
four persons outright and injuring twenty
three others more or less seriously. The
names of the killed are:
Barney Bolinger, Gallon, O., eng neer OF the
freight, who jumped against the bank and fell
under the wheels of his own engine; William
Cochran. Caledonia, O., brakeman Of the
freight train, killed outright; John Shook,
Youngstown; Samuel Brace, Youngstown.
Theinjured are:
Miss Ina Tucker, Austintown, seriously hurt
internally, since reported dead; Miss Given,
Garfield, o., seriously hurt and since reported
to have died; Charles Hogle, Youngstown, leg
broken; Daniel McFadden, Youngstown, back
injnreds Thomas Marland, youngstown, both
legs injured; Mrs. Sarah Marvin, Youngstown
injured internally; Chris Deible,s Youngstown,
injured; about the head; Mrs. D. Callahan,
Youngstown, injured in the breast; Mrs. ]. L.
Botsford, Youngstown, leg injured; Miss Jones,
youngstown. injured In side and foot; Mr..
Snyder, Youngstown, injured In side; Mrs.
DR.. Hughes, Berlin Center, O., injured
in side; DR.. J. T. Cessna, Garfield O., injured IN
leg and side; Mrs. Hugh Manchester, Garfield,
O., both legs broken; Jonas Men, Austtntown,.
O., injured IN head and legs; Ell Men, Austin
town, o., head injured; L. Nicholo, New Lis
bon, O., injured In head, leg and breast; John
Gault jackson, O., seriously injured; Mrs. Nc
Farland, Coitsviile, O., slightly hurt; Mrs. Will
son, Sharon, Pa (wife Of the postmaster), In
iured In back and hip, viii die; p Gerhardt
Gallon, O., cut in the face; William Ludt, leg
broken; Mrs. Alice Wilson, seriously injured
and will probably die. '~t s So
The injured were taken to farm houses
and to the nearest station. where surgical
attention was given them. The accident
is believed TO have been unavoidable, as a
/ 5f.gman was sent out to stop the freight
An inquest will be held at once.
The Hope pioneer., 1888-09-14

An analytical chemist, Of Cincin-
natl, for sanitary purposes advocates
the boiling OF milk before using. and
says his own five-yearrold daughter has
never drunk q cup that has not baen
boiled.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-15

Sc han recibido en- esta Impren-
ia los siguientes:

Sc nan TeclDl0O en- eSta 1mpren
ia los siguientes:
SECRETARIO COMMERCIAL. Cir.
culsres, ofrecimientos de servicios, en-
trada en- relsciones, csrtas de credito
cartas de introduction y de recomends'
ci6n, toma de infcrmes y dsmsndss d.
poticias, 6rdenes de bolss, 6rdenes er
fSbricss, en- dep6sitos y q comisionis
tas, demsndss de dinero los que nc
son comerciantes, rebsjas, letrss de
cambio, asuntos en- participation, con.
signaciones transportes, seguros J av.
rias, trnnsacciones generates, por Hen.
ri Page, traducido del frances por r,
Valens. tomo en- l2'. holandesa.
AMIGO de los ninos, por ell Abate
Ssbatiar. Aumentado con variss fxbu.
.ss como en- l60. HolanGess.
Trsdncidc, amplificado y sdicionado
en la parte de Espaha y America, por
una sociedad de escritores espahcles J
amricanos, % tomos en- g. de 100 pa
ginas cada uno; tercers edicion, con
un nuevo supplemental.
ATLAS. geografco de America
Disz y siete mapss trassdos con mu-
cho esmero, con IN resumen geogrAf-
co, por N. Estevanes.
ANIMALES salvajes y domesticos
Los). Albnm i,nstrsdo para nifos,
trsducido del frances por 4 ZeroIo.
Dibojos de Bocourt, Freemanp, Yam d.
Argent, etc., , i&minss cfomolitogrGfi-
cas-. tomo en- 4.', cubierta en- eromo.
Holsndess.
LAS CIENCIAS Natursles al
Alcance de tos Ninos.--rrogramA de
Historic Natural, Fsies y Quimica,
por don Luis Mats Gsyoso.
vOZ DE LA NATuRALEZA. Co
lecci6n de an9cdotss, historias y move.
las tan ttiles como sgradables para to-
d. elsse de peisonss, pot don lgnaeio
Garcia Mslo. Nneva edicion con ID
minAs, tomo en- H. tela Ana. plano
y cortes dorados.
SAN FRANCISCO DE AsIS, lvi
glo XlII), pordona Emilia pardo BE.
sn, con an pr6'og de D Msreelino Ne
psndeE y PslAyo, de 10 Rsal Academia
Erpafola. Con liecncia sclesiASiieA.
Segands sdiei6a. ,omo greece en-
l2.s, con el retrsto de 10 AusoEa primo
fosAments gnhado.
TELEMAO0 en- frsnets. EasEa
edicion, con MminAa. ! t0mc en-. 10.
Tela.
HlsT0RlA uuivsssal para nihas
por Lnis Felipe Mantilla, aamsasads
pos n. EstkvansS.-Un tomo 60 s..
con 3lt gsahsdos ssPressnisndo vassas
mspAs, rstrA.os de komhfss cAlsbfss
ETC., etc.
ARlTMETICA, (fn.ads ds), 20,
don Juan GoTtaaai. NasvA edieibs
eOmplriAA tomo co r.. Tsia.
GEo0hAFlA UNIVERSAL. dn
On, psli.icA y seonbmsca, pcs iSas Gre.
gosrs, trd. ds n. EgAsasss, tosaa
sn -, CO.. grAta4os. ssspAs. esoz 30
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peg FsnsAAa. Tseaaswaea uasa.A asaa
ssmsslA4A ca sN4As ssAsx mssa59
"a. gs~grana A AAssesaA | sae1a.
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"AGENDA MEDICAL. 1"

En- esta lmprenta Sc ha re-
cibido la de 1888, conteniendo el
memorial terapeutieo del doctor
Trousseau y otros, y el formulario
magistral del farnacentico II. Del.
pech, con una noticiA de las esta-
clones iuvernAles del DIR. Yalcourt,
que recomeudamos por ser dc gran
utilidad para los Sres. M6dlooa
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L / II E A
DE vAPORES -OORREO6 EBPANOLEE
sntre
Liverpool Puerto-Risc ) Sto. Domingo.

Los vapores de esta Empresa
destinados 4 dicho servic;o son
los iguientes:
san Jgan, capit&n Izsguirre.
Pxerter;9*e,;0 capit&n Oiri0A.
Arsci6o, capit&n Garate.
Bersnqxsn, captain Mendialdua.
Mayagslex, cnpit&n Gutierrez.
Despach&ndose uno el 46 de cada
mes, veces con escala en- Santander
Para otroe pormenores dirigirse & los
sehores Whine FormAn y Co., Liver.
pool 8 Sobrinos de Ezq aiAga San Juan
Pto.-Rico.
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AJUSTES HIDRAULICOS.
Patantizados de Duncan Stewart y Comp, ngsnie-
ros, Glasgow, EScocia. Adaptables todOs los
m0linoS trapiches de cana. .7.5

Con emp de estes suss hAucos oens yea.
taa inmedistss ndscuibles.
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cosecho. - = S-"f1-'-''- -
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ao montsdo Hacienda BARRANCAS de E. Sasz
c. pr6xima a
Jurisdiction REPARADA FORTUNA SERRANO GRs.
TINA, LUCIANA MERCEDITA. = -
Para mas nformes digrse Tom Dd genierO mecdnico
Ponce.-Representane de los fabricantes 90
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LITOGRAFIA
DE
A.L1NN, ,sUoEsoRA DE Morris

C.s+;+r;aa nueyamente baio mi solo n0mbre, con
d;recci6n provista de titles material necesario
IN cstablecimiento de- primer orden con!a1oo con un
cnSotos encargos Sc me hagan por dces
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toos 1os prstos lcnas todas las exgencias
antolasmpe arjeta como 81 artlsuco aPlona' 81 sen
Oo ste como Ia elegante marqula para tabacos etc.,
S.' saran satisfaction de los interesados
ec 3o la trabaos que So hagan el extranje
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case de uaoa]os que se e1caIsIe
90 exhibit8 en- este Sc remira suela
de- Do GsSHise&o GaoHeo e .dhien 70 sohelte
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