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Residence comprises rooms, bathroom, water, gas,
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2 Store-houses on Front street
Basement Office on Madison street
Cottages on Johnson and Iowa avenues.
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NO. 100 MARSHALL AVENUE.

rINiIE MEMPHIS HIGH SCHOOL FOR boys
I will Opun Monday, September ~, 1SHS
with ADDISON W LYNCH, AN. aud " NJ
kuLfk. Ar. Associate Principals, aided by
competent assistants.
Special uitcut.un viii be given 20 the preparation
of SUunr men iuf business aud for admission IN
the leading colleges Advanced methods will bo
employed. work will bc thorough aud discipline
strict
The building & well ventilated AMI comfortable.
the grounds ample, well shaded aud easily acc,-si.
bic by the different stfcct eat lines
Tuition per month. payable Ia advance. a. 81 81
aud u. ncrofiing 10 grndc. Parties wishing tn In
SURF admission Tor their sons must make applica
ton At oNtE Applications may be- left with col
W. " Taylor, No. 3tt Front strcvt, and Hon John
Oycrtnn, IT, No 80 Second arprt of may H. al.
dpsscd to the rrincipalsat No TO- MarnhalI avenue
Directors
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-09-19

furshcr P,epai at!Ons for Int o tuclng the
Popular Game In Austria II During the
Winter-Diamonh News AN Gossip.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-09-19
A Reyelutjss Il Fenelne.

The cheapness and ccnventenco ~
barb wire has rendered it, uSe alnno
universal In this and other W11forn
States. Yet every farmer who putns
UP fence Of 1t does 80 with a1moat II
certainty that more or le1s Of hisstock
will be injured by il. An have been
wishing for, but scarcely expectin9 ~
secure, q fence that would combine fho
cleapness of the barbed wire ana -
the same time be safe for stock. No
believe tho desired result has been ac-|
complished In largo measure by -
kteel stay guards manufactured by The
Wire Fence Improvement Co., Of Chi
cago. They are intended to be used On
plain wire, and when applied should
make . fence that will turn h0rneo and
cattle and yet avoid any risk Of injur-
ing them.
A representative Of this paper, ~
the invitation Of the manufacturers,
made . careful examination of thlo
guard and Of the manner Of applyinG
1t to fence, and In fully satiafied ~
its feasibility for the purpose inten0efls
1t consists Of q thin, Hat pi0Ce of te1n-
pered steel, REINFORCED by = bit e
spring steel wire. Tho ends of fhe
guard are bent closely over the fenco
wire, and firmly fastened BY a0ft -
nealed wires attached for the purpos
The fence is strong and llrm, md bGan1I
visible to stock, prevents them kro1n
running against II. The guards maY
very profitably be- attacked q basb
wire fences to make them visiblo W6
regard 1t a. very valuabl1 inveut3on,
and expect to see ito ns0 becounD -
eral. .--lOtua Homestead.
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to lecture this fall and winter. and had left
his wife and family in Florida. The day
after his arrival he complained Of feeling nn-
we'll. and II soon became apparent that the
Professor was very sick. and health officers
were called in. His arrival from Florida
made the case suspicious. Late In tho day
the Professor becaia better He did not
believe that he was suffering from yellow
lever. but thought it was malaria 1t was
finally decided. In view of the bad symptoms,
to take the patient to tho Willard Parker
hospital Here relapse set in. aud tho
o, symptoms OF Brights disease. At 7.l5
death occurred. prcc ,ded by slight convui-
ms and the black vomit of the yellow fever,
is remains were placed in u metallic coffin.
according to the rules of the board Of health,
SO there could be no danger from burial In
any cemetery.
Richard Anthony Proctor. i. A.. was born
ut Chelsea, England. March 23 1887. an
graduated from st. Johns Cole ge, Cam
bridge. in lSGD He waS appointed fellow
OF the Royal Astronomical Society In 1868
and an honorary fellow Of Kings College.
London. In 1873. H. edited the Proceedings
Of the Royal Astronomical Society In 1S7a-A
In 1863 he crented great interest by MAIN
tanning. against tho almost universal opn-
ION of astronomers. the theory OF the solar
corona. and also that of the inner complex
solar atmosphere. both OF which have since
ftoh uNceptcu. Ii 1910 fToi. ITOctOr
Gevercd his connection with the Catholic
Chur-h h because. MS he said. tho theologians
Of the church had convinced him that the
holding OF certain scientific views which he
believed to be correct WAS incompatible
nth loyalty to that faith. In 1881 Mr.. Proc-
tor was married at st. Joseph No.. 10 q
niece OF Gen. Jefferson Thompson. Of vir-
ginia.
Mr. Proctor had written much on scientific
subjects. and was the author OF more thnn
sixty books, mostly ON astronomical sub.
jects, the princip.I one being Other Worlds
than Ours" first published in 1870. and
"Transits OF Venus" 1874
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-09-19

Hattie Leslie, varity actress, and Alice
Leary, an amateur actress, had prize
fight on Navy Island, down the Niagara
river, at 8o'clock Sunday morning The
girls, who are good-looking and we'll
dressed, went down in steamer at 3
o'clock, accompanied by fifty sports who
had made up purse of $3.50. La Blanche,
the marine. seconded Hattie and Bill
Baker helped Miss Leary. Jack Leonard,
the lugilist was the referee. Hattie wore
white tights and sleeveless shirt and
Alice had on black ones. Hattie is an ex-
pert with the gloves. There were no other
women present. Marquis of Queensbury
rules governed and seven three minute
rounds were fought. Leslie was aggressive
ut the start and gave the other one some
hard raps. In the second round she again
pushed the work, but Alice lodged
her blows. Both were winded somewhat.
In the fourth round Alice drew first blood
by hot blow on Hattie's mouth. Hattie
seemed to fare the worst on evidences of
the fight. but Alice was badly punished.
They siugged each other in regular male
style. At length Leary be-
gan to suffer and manifested disposition
to quit. Leslie was told that she was not
hitting hard enough. La Blanche said he
would quit unless she went at her oppo.
nent. Hattie did so and knocked her an
tagonist all over the floor. until when me
was called Alice threw up the sponge. The
women fought like tigresses at times, but
hit no foul blows. After the fight both
made their toilets, came back to Buffalo
and had their disfgured faces and bodies
attended to by physicians.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-09-19

The Baltimore and Ohio north bound
passenger train, due at Mansfield. O., at
5:55 Friday morning, was derailed by a
switch at Ankeneytown Siding. twenty y-five
miles south of Mansfield, and collided with
freight train on the siding. The mail
car, followed by the express car and two
day coaches, struck the engine and rolled
over on their sides, badly wrecked. Al
most Immediately the freight engine
boiler exploded, throwing debris i'm all di-
rectlons. The two coaches contained 10
passengers. nearly all returning from the
encampment ut Columbus. Hot water
and steam from the boiler poured into the
coaches and the passengers that had not
been hurt by broken timbers were scalded.
The engine of the passenger train, which
with two express cars had safely passed
the switch, was immediately taken to In
dependence and Belleyille and all the doe
tors in those places we're taken to the
wreck. The passengers who were not held
down by timbers crawled ont the windows,
and by the time the doctors reached the
spot all but four or five were out OF the
broken coaches.
Mrs. Edward Valentine, of Chicago, and
F. Luckens, express agent, were firmly
pinned under the wreckage.
Harry Tomlinson, freight engineer, was
standing on the side track next 10 the pas
senger track andswas found between the
tender and the boiler of j his engine with,
the front part of his head blown OIL. He
resided at Newark, @.
David Wilson, baggagemaster, was found
doubled up alongside the freight train with
his neck broken and his skull crushed.
He has a wife and two children living at
Sandusky.
Mrs. Edward Valentine, Of 6S4 Madison
street, Chicago, and William GransleX OF
Shawnee, brakeman Of the freight train,
cannot live. Tas dead men were laid on
cots alongside the track, and the wounded
were taken to the h0nses near BY
The wrecked train consisted OF the en-
Cine, two express cars, mail car, baggage
car, two day coaches and two sleeping
cars. The only persons injured were y,
the day coaches. The sleepers did not
leave the track. Tho injnred number
ihirfy-two, three Of whom are likely to'die.
Among the injured are:
j. Il. Thomas, commander Of burnside
most. No, t6. Seaandoah. Ia, lett eieSlcA
broken q d br0ast injured. :. as.
!. IL rlsnAagan. Ciinton. - - -
exsa huft ss
4 sSs3esity II ~ injurad zAen ~ nislIsI n
N " e n lsaIsA q q 4 Y 80 -! ]. ssss !'s
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-09-19
Texas Fever I'm Illinois.

Texas fever in its most virulent form
has broken ont in Streator, the herd of
milch cows belonging to Bacon Bros,
being the first affected. Twelve
animals have died, two are missing and
three have been turned into an inc)osure
to die, in this one herd. Animals in ad-
joining pastures are beginning to show
strong symptoms Of the disease, and an
epidemic is imminent, notwithstanding
the efforts of the veterinaries in charge
from Streator and distance. The diseese
was probably implanted from germs in the
santa Fe stock cars, some of which were
emptied and cleaned in that vicinity to be
loaded with coal. The state veterinary
surgeon will soon arrive and order a
quarantine.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-09-19
STANLEY EXPEDITION.
1"POO TIB DID NOT INsTyGATE Tux
MURDER OF BARTELOT
nc HAD an Interest In the Success or the
MUors Expedition Judge Terry Must
serve His TimeTw0 Women Fight n
Prize Fight
TippOO Tib ia Innocent.


Capt. Vangele, who has Just returned to
Europe from the Congo country. expresses
himself as convinced of Tippoo Tbs inno-
cence OF connection with the death of Mai,
Bartelot. Tippoo, ne says, is engaged en-
,irely IN commerce, and had an interest in
the success of Maj. Bartelot's expedition.
mhe expedition was supplied by Tippoo
lid with an escort of porters. who agreed
to wait until they arrived at Zanzibar for
payment. Capt vangele attributes the
majors murder to the circumstance that
payment for the services OF the porters de-
pended entirely upon the success OF the
journey. and also to Bartelot's. strict disci-
pine. He believes that Prof. JAmieson
will have great difficulty in organizing
new expedition, and ls convinced that
Stanley is safe.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-09-19

Miss Jennie Mckenzie, aged IL Years,
living near Blue Rapids, Kan, attended
the circus there and early the next morn
ing was attempting to perform some of
the contortion feats in her room, when
she managed to place her feet behind her
head but could not remove them. After Il
vain endeavor to extricate herself from
this comical position she became fright
ened and giving an extra pull managed
to remove one foot, but by doing SO
pulled her left hip out of place. With
that she gave scream which brought the
household. and doctor was called, who
removed the other foot and set the broken
limb. The young lady is now under
opiates
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-09-19
A ROYAL WEDDING.



The marriage OF the Duke OF Aos.a and
Princess Letiiia Bonaparte WAS celebrated
here with great pomp. The civil ceremony
nok place In the grand hall Of the palace,
the presence of the princes OF the houses
Savoy, Braganzi, and Bonaparte. Gems.
denabrnc and Dellaroci. Sig. Crispi. Sig.
Farini. and other dignitaries. At the conclu-
sion OF the civil ceremony the party pro-
ceeded to the chapel OF the palace, where the
religious service was performed. Cardinal
Alimonda. Archbishop Of Turin. delivered
the address. Afterward tho newly wooded
couple went To the Aosta pdls.ce. They were
escorted by GO0 gentlemen on horseback.
The cayalcade presented brilliant spec
ts.cle. and the thousands that lined the prin-
cipal streets chcered enthusiastically. Al
the square OF Victor Emmanuci the process
sion halted and the King and Queen aud thu
Duke Of Aosta and his bride saluted one
another. They were accorded IL popular
oyation
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-09-19

David S. Terry, formerly justice Of the
supreme court of California, who was
committed to Jail for six months by
Justice Field, of the United States su-
preme court, for contempt In assaulting
marshal during the progress Of the Sharon
case in the United States court few days
ago, petitioned to the court for revoca-
ton of his sentence. Justice Field an
nounced the decision of the court Monday
and denied the petition.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-09-19
Minnesota In Financial Straits.

Col. Bobleter. state treasurer, says the
finances of the state are in bad shape. The
revenue receipts are not enough to meet
expenses, and although but one month of
the fiscal year has been passed, the state
has already commenced to borrow money.
The law only allows the revenue fund to
be overdrnwn to the extent of 5000, ,OOG, and
of that amount Sl3O, 600 has already been
overdrawn.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-09-19

The sealing schooner Triumph arrived
Friday at Victoria, from Behring sea, with
$500 skins. She reports seals plentiful,
but the weather very rough. An American
cutter came alongside the schooner once.
but made no attempt at seizure. The
American gunboat Thetis was also sighted
near Ourga island. 1t is expected that all
British Columbian vessels will make good
catches this season.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-09-19
Accident to u Passenger Train,

Friday evening an express train on the
Saginaw, Tuscola and Huron road, due at
East Saginaw at O'Clock, while running
at rate Of twenty miles an hour ran on
piece of track beneath which the ties had
been burned. The engine, express and
baggage car and two coaches left the rails,
ran a short distance and then turned over
in the ditch. TIE fire on the track :mme-
diately communicated to the coaches and
passengers and crew barely had time to
run through the train and escape by the
rear coaches before every particle Of the
woodwork of the train had burned. No
body was seriously injured.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-09-19

w. II. Rasmussen, late principal Of the
district school at Richfeld, Rich county,
Utah, and Henry Hague, Of Elsmor, wniie
on pleasure trip in Monroe canon, were
rolling stones for the fun Of seeing them
splash in the waters beneath. While Ras-
mussen was in the act of rolling boulder
his foot slipped or the earth gave way be-
meath him, and he fell from precipice
fifty five feet high killing him instantly.
As he went down he struck on jutting
crag and has throat was cut and piece Of
his cheek was left on the rock. His left
shoulder was broken and his clothing was
nearly all torn OF.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-09-19
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Isr,,tal Murder.

The horribly mutilated body of lewd
woman was found early the other morning
in the yard attached to common lodging
house in Spatal fields, London, Eng. Inc
throat was cut from ear to ear. the bowels
and heart were thrown on the ground and
portion of the entrails were tied around
the neck This is the fourth murder of
similar character committed in this neigh
borhood. All the victims We're women of
the lowest character. The murderer re-
mains undiscovered and the excitement in
the immediate vicinity borders upon a
panic.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-09-19
South Carolina Floods.

The distressing reports Of the ruin
wrought by the great freshet continue to
come in from every part Of the state. In-
calculable damage has been done to the
cotton and corn crops. The corn has be-
come sour, and the cotton balls are drop
ping of the stalks. The losses to the
planters along the Savannah, Congerce,
Wateree, Catawba and other rivers will be
yerv great, and on many of the largest
plantations the destruction Of crops has
been total. Reliable estimates place the
loss as high as 50 per cent.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-09-19

A school house near Perryviile, Ark,
was the scene of terrible tragedy. The
teacher, William Clinton, had whipped one
of his pupils, l4-year-old girl, with
switch. The, brother of the girl sent
Clinton word that he would meet him at
the school house and whip him. The next
morn ng the young man came into the
school room TO execute his threat. Clinton
drew knife, as did also his antagonist.
The men erappled, stabbing at each other
in frightful manner. Some Of the older
pupils interfered, and succeeded in getting
the knives from the combatants. 1t Is be-
ieved that both were mortally wounded.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-09-19
SUNK With Ann Han.i..

A telegram from Port Huron states than
the schooner Cheney Ames has foundered
in Lake Huron and that all hands went to
the bottom with her.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-09-19
Sarst for Ballot BOX THE

Gov. Hughes, of Arkansas. has offered
a reward of $500 for the arrest and con-
viction of each of the parties who stole
the Pulaski county ballot boxes.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-09-19
A Rl.ck H,lI. Ho,nici.le.

The mining camp of Lookout was the
scene of baptismal Of blood early one
morning recently, the principal actors be-
ing men by the name of dward p. Pur-
cell and Chris Lane. The two had been
drinking and gambling together the pre-
yious night, terminating in row. They
parted company. the latter declaring to do
up" his antagonist, and while in an en-
deavor to make good his word was shot
through the body in the rcgi of the
heart from the effects of which be died in
less than five minutes.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-09-19

John Railsback and Tom Surber met in
the highway ten miles south OF Anderson,
Ind. Both had been drinking and got IN
to quarrel. Surher knocked Railsback
down and stabbed him three times, killing
him instantly. The murderer fel.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-09-19
Oil Mill Explosion.

An explosion occurred at the mills of
the National Milling company early Sat
urday morning. The mill took fire and
was destroyed, entailing loss of $3.50. 200,
on which there was an insurance of *75,-
90. There were eighteen men in the mill
at the time Of the explosion. and Peter
Gierman pe,ished in the flames. Four
others were seriously injured, and seven
others are unaccounted for, and it is
thought at least three Of them are
dead in the ruins.