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weeds tn the Garden NaIk.

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= SAD DORthI.

H.r,rad f.. tie B,nc0a.
a. Net Thursday, Albert IN adopted ~on
OF NJ and Mrs. George W. Goddard, while
'n r way from home L. "a tobacco bed,
Wh.l was some distance away. WAS caught
u"...- ~ x cart IN which ne WAS riding
He r.C'. = .ppv:sI~. WAS upset through thc
50. .'. u,-- +. . .ular"l boy who would
MT ..rmlr Albert, who was in charge Of
n cart drive the oxen Tho little fellow
W. Lra-"rcd \ few wards ere the cart could
T. .pgEEtci, consequently he was very
hut.y bruised Mr. Mat,ingly. who was n.
a.. ,.'ICrn-hcd, hearing of the accident,
@sn, tatcly sent for q buggy, i'll which he
conveyed the little sufferer home a. soon a.
/ .l.r. \ doctor was summoned, but
;..na could save the child Friday, June
&".h. n . o'clock. \. NJ, about fifteen hours
.''.r The accident, little Albert fell asleep
:. ..wgkr n more on earth. lie was about
l." wears ~ u-r W, tender Mr. and Mr..
G.a.i ..! .Gr ir,9 sympathy, tur we know
t.t'...y '.vu| h.m AMI tried L. make him
'..., M useful man. IIcwas confirmed
"a II. III FL, u = Ju,yphs
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LOCALwIsE AND OrHERwISE.
The GLORIOUS Forth.

The GLORIOUS Forth.
The schools have closed for the vacation.
IL year old to-day AMI the L ) is still
growing.
Rev. John y Morgan. ;. j. IS expected
~ arrive IN town Saturday
McsSrs. Stephen C. and a II. King are
on d visit u their old home.
We return thanks 10 Hon. Joseph Wheel
cr. Of Alabama, for copy Of his tariff
speech.
Mr. Holmes is selling meal and chop NJ
20 cents pcr hushcl lie invites the public
to try K.
W, ;rus; Tia, the Piney POINT Cclcbra-
tio, will h a grand success and the sue :
excursion q large one
Head the comments 81 the Prvss upon the
Republican Nominees published on our
fir, and iNurth pages
Tn meeting OF the Democratic Clubs in
Baltimore city. Wednesday to-day prom
iscs L. hc "a grand affair
We congratulate our county's rcprcsen'
ta;lyCS upnn their success ~ the different
Colleges and Academies
The Hollywood baseball club challenges
any nine IN the county, the ages Of whom
range from fifteen to twenty years.
IN our report OF the Executive Committee
II the -. Mays Democratic Club Tho
maine Of Mr. Il II Cole, of the 2nd district
was inadvertently omitted.
The Stars and Stripes and twelve ban
danas arc floating in the breeze in Leon
aritown today, July 4;h, lSSS.
There src u bc Festivals for the bone
fit Of ST Joseph's and Mcchanicsyill,
Churches. See advertisements.
4 Thanks To the Farmers Club, the pros
pects fo- S Canning House in Leonarltowl
IN the near future, are frightening. Sue
Co.'S to the Club and all such undcr,ak
ings.
Mr.. II. F. Moore, Of this village, has l
Summer visitors stopping IT his ho;c
There Is room for more and We hope tbs
the attractions of T.eonardtown IS q Sun
mer Resort viii no; overlooked
Formerly the foolish virgins had No OF
now the foolish virgins are too fire.. wit
kerosene. and the wise ones 90 10 J. v
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1T. gOIIn's AeAiOmy.

- umcLccmcnt II 81; Johns Aced.
.n. Alexandria W. came off June the
..:l T., exercises were, both interesting
4u.. ..,t9n1, and all much credit To Tho
,.,ra'-, teachers, and do Principal, Nr.
(. ..rl l. Carnc. Mr. julius {. Hayden
80, ,'.rn, VA. the My cadet from 81
M -Dn I'll brought away with HIM a
as. mr gold medal. a. q reward for HI.
o.. ..-. - .v,ragc percentage, during tie
Fl. Ii, studies, which was over -
... .->-.I IL loo lie Is "A bright boy,
It ..-Dy,- much credit and praise, Tor
n .,,r ami iilIrcnt pursuit III know
..., lis !=.al, i. wish HIM bright
..a. ..,~ c.rrcr, q. wu.d with unAIloycI
-
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Local Dottinrs.
Hotel Arrivals.
Cabbage -. Tobacco.

Mr. George r Pabst, Of Prospect Hill
recently shipped 5000 head Of cabbage TO
Washington and received TOR them cts,
Yer head. About o0o cabbage are usually
I...-a 10 the acre ami The returns come
ia tout months after planting During
o.. m time which clapses between tobac-
,.s..H'iu- ani payment for the crop, we
int Il, farmers will consider Mr..
I'.' - iaJ,'a nd the return therefore and
canvass a. claims as profitable crop IF
..'f..-. :. tobacco.
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Correspondence / ihc Bea, NJ

h'b"f.' oI'.i July : 1875,
Mcssrs. Editors i lad the pleasure Of
attending all Exhibition At the Pine pr
vatc school 26th uItimo, and nust say
thu; / was asrccAbly surprised The pu-
pills performed their several parts :. cred
it!b.c manncr, rejecting credit upon the
teacher, Geo. Taylor, ESQ, ami themselves.
Tho following are the pieces acted
Children ike tender osIcrS take the bow,
And Is ;hyy inst art iormed forever grow.
Thy Will b. done. "Liliputia..s." ,,a-
hlcGUl Great Cod forget me Ii r." ,iia-
logucl what the pupils Of tie Pine pri-
waite school think Of !ntoxicanis" Tie
Vacant Chair, "Ameteur poetcss of the
BEACON" dialogue, The Bible" Bel
tassar" "Rhyming ends, ldialogu,p, The
great hereafter "A dcyotee 10 IL shrine
Of Bacchu>," Dialogue. WHO is The true
gentleman : Faith, Hope and Charity,
(Tahlcaul Try again Whiskcrs versus
Razor, or | am terribly "Sockei,' ,iia-
logucl; Tho Exile in two acts" Miss Dali
sy Abel. Aliccn DuYnc Hattie ID. West,
Z. \. West, MaSsic Clarke ana Master I.
l.. West and Jos ID. Tr"Sshack Will please
accept my thanks, for | certainly enjoyed
myself, and Judging from The unds Of
applause, the many others present were
much pleased also. Confectionery, cake
and lemonade in abundance, which was
furnished Ivy the parents and friends Of the
school.
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Charlotte Hall Commsncem.u. Notes.
R,l-rrted sr nt Bacon. /

Mr. Il. Rudolph Burroughs. formerly If
Charles county, but now prominent mem.
Der II the hAE = Illinois. and VIII Is 4. del
agate ~ large from that State I ;he n.
tional League Convention which meets IN
Baltimore on ne 4tA Instant benz prrSent
AMI called upon, responded AZ length in a
very torC!ble ana eloquent speech, giving
strong and wholesome advice - the younr
men, telling them that - years a.-o he lcA
the shades II old Charlotte Hall aS a strip
ling graduate, and whatever o. the sue.
Co.'S b had achieves. IN lify he ;cI that 4,
WAS due u his alma mater, and the teach.
ings ot his beloved professors he had ever
eudeavoreL . carry through life. snd he
trusted that when they shall launch forth
upon the stormy and dangerous sea Of life
they would stand firmly w the principles
irSiillcd IN them here and success would
follow them. He also calle,: upnn parents
~ DO their duty iE assisting these rrofns.
SOrS, pointing out the evils 81 IN, ,isv AMI
the necessity Of the hour. He pasi an elo-
quent compliment a. the great pr:acipleS a,
our Government, and showed his hearers
that under our beautiful institutions the
lowest 70 the highest may occupy the hicheS;
office in the gin Of the people Ifthey
would he true e. themselves and trnr r
( the great advantages God had given then,
! Mr.. Burroughs held his audience SMELL.
bound Tor nearly an hour and closed amii
4 tremendous applause. BH.C.
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GrandeSt Display Of the Age
AT THE
ONE PRICE STORE !
READ AND reflect!

DLEASE COMPARE THE PRICES
Il of the following "landslides" in Spring
and Summer Goods. Fully % 70 40 per
CT. below any house South Of Baltimore
city. 1t will be vain attempt 70 enumer-
ate all the various articles Will only give
a few in each department Bear in mind
that these are not leaders, for I assure you
each and al have in stock are surprising
" low in prices.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-07-05
A Warning.

The modes Of death approach are va
nous, and statistics show c1nclusiyely that
more persons lie from diseases Of tire Throat
and Lungs that any other 1t IS probable
that everyone, without exception rcceives
vast numbers u Tuberc.c Germ into the
system and where these germs al. upon
suitable soil they start into life ami develop,
a. first slowly Is ! shown o. slight
tickling sensation in the throat and II al
lowed To- continue their ravagcs meg cx-
tent - the lungs producing Consumption
AMI g. the head, causing CatarrL Now
all this i dangerous and if .Ilowe,. T. pro-
Gee! Viii in time cause death Al the on
sct Yea must act with lromptncs~, ALLOW
lug cu.4 = g without attention is dan
gcrous AMI may lose you your life AZ
soon - You feel tina: something Is wrong
with your throat. Lungs OF Nortrils, OBJ
tam u bottle o. Brschcc's German Syrup
II will give you al immediate relief
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SHOE DEPARTMENT.

call your attention To the 0ld crer.
reliable Tucker, Smith X Cos Shoes,
which need no cOmmendation from me
But suffice TO say that you can count on
them ai,arys.
Mems fine ties 81 -, worth 81 30,
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aides tine low tics ard slippers, A, 30,
81 90, 20 and 81 50.
Grocery Department. All Standard Good.
Furniture Departmeni

OF this make speciality. Being bought
from the factory ] can save you 25 per ct.
over Baltimore prices.
Chamber Suits. pieces, SIS, worth S24
do do 10 do %, " 30
do do 10 do -, As
Bureaus and Dresscrs, 6 80 to s %
Bedstcads 215 10 8 so
Centre and leaf tables, , 50 10 3 90
Wood spill chairs, 81 IS per half dozen.
do do bow backs, 3 IS d"
Oak chairs, 81 on 10 4 50 =
Cane Seat " AS to550
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-07-05
Ciothinu Department

IN THIS Inc can save You money.
Nohhy and genteel in style and fit.
Mems Suits from 81 so IA Sli so
Youths do do 40 10 q 50
Childrcn's do 225 Ia 5 so
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1888. Notice. 1888.
POTOMAC TRANSPORTATION Line.

ON AMI after March trh. ISs7.
sSa STEAMER
xasssz= SUE
Capt w. c. GEOGHEGAN, will leave Pier
10, Light Street Wharf. every TUESDAY
and Friday AT 5, p NJ, for the following
landings on Potomac River
ON TUESDAYS FOR
Cornfieli lIarhor, Munday's Point,
Jones Wharf, Abc!is Wharf,
Brome's Wharf, Towards Wharf,
Bacon's Wharf. Lcnnarituwn,
Coward Wharf. Foxwclls Wharf,
COan Wharf, Stones Wharf,
Kinsalc Wharf, Cobrum Wharf,
Lodge Wharf, Somini Ferry,
Mt Holly Wharf
Leave LEONARDTON for BALTIMORE
on Thursday II Z, \. VI.
ON FRIDAYS FOR
COrnficli Harisnr, Foxwclrs Wharf,
Jones Wharf CObrum Wharf,
Brpmc's Wharf, Towards Wharf,
Baoon's Wharf, LeonaritOwn Wharf,
COwart's Wharf, stones Wharf,
! COan Wharf, LancasicT's Wharf,
/ Kinsale Wharf, Chaptico Wharf,
Lpuge WuaIl. LiNCIISpa piuts
Munday's Point, Smiths Point,
/ Piney Point, GlymOunt
/ Abells Wharf
ALEXANDRIA & WASHINGTON, DC.
Leave WASHINGTON for BALTIMORE
on Sunday, a. 4, Il. NJ.
FregAt RecsSped oaly on TUESDA rs and
FRIDA rs
No FfaeM received after 4.3O, T. n
No Bills Of Lafing will he signed except
those nf the Company.
L. FOSTER, General Manager.
A. NEEDHAM, JT., Agent.
Feb 23-tf
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N. b. / shAIl have ready Tor You'll IN
spection in few days a and 10 cent
counter. There will he included among
those articles goods worth double the price
asked II will pay you to visit This novel.
~ often
~ Terms. Cash on delivery, or accep-
sN-icd draft or note. BY taking no risk
sE-I can serve you NJ very bottom fig
T-ures.
Standing upon merit alone, fair and
square 10 ALL ask you 10 command,
Your faithful servant,
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Notion Department

Mems Suspcnders, 5, -, Ii, Is, Il, 20, 24c
do Hosiery, 5,6,7,S, 10 10 Csc
DO Collars all styles and sizes, IL, -, Is
do Dress Shirts, made Of n. y. Mills
muslin, SOC. worth 81 %
ID 10 standard goods, so 10 IS
Boys Shirts, 10
do under shirts, %, 50, 50
Ladies Jerseys, 30, IS ! 10 10 40c
do Hosiery, ), 10, II, IS, 90
DO Bustles, latest styles, % and soc
do Collars, I'll DO 5, 10, II, Is
Prints, n, 5, 6, Z 20 Sc
Lawns, 5, 6, &c Spool cotton, l,2.3,i &c
Box paper, 81 envelopes, "a sheets paper,
;, = Q, 1SC
Asst. hair pins, 10O in box, &c
500 palm leaf fans, &C or 3 for sc
Daisy Water Sets, gobcts, slop bowl, tray
and pitcher, % cents, worth 81 ~
Butter Dishes, l6 cents. worth y cents
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THE HEN
MISSION WORK.
The American Board of Commissioners Select
List of officers and Adjourn.

CLEVELAND, o., Oct. AT the morning
meeting Of the American Board of Commission
ers OF Foreign Missions. to-day, reports were
read covering the needs and work OF all the
helda This afternoon the resignation
Of DR.. Samuel Harris, of Yale
College, corporate member,
was accepted. The following corporate men,
bers were elected: Rev. Francis Clark. Auburn
dale, Mass; Hon. Chester Holcomb, Hartford,
Conn; Rev. Frank P. Woodbury., D. D., Min
ueapolis. Mimi; Rev. Henry Hopkins, d. D.,
Kansas City. No.; Rev. Washington GLADDEN.,
d. D., Columbus, o.; William Fl. Thompson.
New York; Frank w. Carpenter, Providencs. r.
l. Rev. c. +. S. Savage, d. d.. Chicago; Rev.
Paysen w. W. Lyman, Belchertown, Mass.
The following officers were elected: Presi-
dent. R. s. Storrs. d. D.. Ii. D., Brooklyn;
vice-presidert, 4. w. Batchfo-d, Chicago.
Prudential committee-Rev. A. c. Thompson,
ID. D.. Boston; Ezra Farnsworth, Boston; Hon.
Joseph s. Ruper, Boston; Rev. Edwin r. Webb.
ID. D.. Wellesley; Charles g. Burr, Newtonville,
ID. D., Boston; Hon. VIM 2. Ellison. Newton.
Mass; Rev. G. A. Dickinson, Boston: Rev. F. T.
Clark, Boston Corresponding secretaries-Rev.
n. G. Clark, d. D.; Rev. E. 4. Alden. ID. d.;
Rev Judson smith D: d. of Boston; Re
d. D., of St Louis; assistant, Rev. +. n.
Packard, d. D., OF Syracuse, n. Y; treas
urer, l.. S. Wood. Newton. Mass; auditors,
Hon. A. w. Tufts, Boston; j. NJ. Gordon, New.
ton, Mass;S 3. c. Tyler, Boston.
New YORK, Oct ID. 1889 Rev. Llwellyn Pratt,
ID. D., of Norwich. Conn, will deliver the annual
sermon, and Rev. DR.. Arthur Lyttle, Of Chi
cago, will be his alternate.
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WHEN INDICATIONS.
FRlDAY-Fair weather, followed BY cold
er, with cold wave.
The Moral that AdOrnS The Tale

f''When the fair private secretary dies, Of
course she departs typewriter fields above"
Not only does no chrome 60 with this, but
the fellow who stood at the back window and
gazed at the fair type. writer and then uttered
it, fed up the alley like an autumn leaf be-
fore gale.
The man in pursuit of him caught his coat
pocket on the door-knob as he rushed through
land tore the coatf NOT MUCH!
! That coat was bought at THE WHEN
The man was simply ''yanked" back and
saved from committing murder, perhaps.
MORAL: Clothes bought at TIE WHEN
sre well made. Sound seams, dependable but
tons, honest trimmings. Every garment sold
is exactly as represented, and each is always
one price below all competition.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-05
T-Trace of precipitation.
A Rear Collision.

CHICAGO, Oct. 4-Ths Chicago e. Atlantic
railroad officials this morning received report
OF an accident which occurred on the road
eighty miles from Kaukakee. yesterday. It was
not ss serious as at first reported. A boarding
train, where the laborers, mostly Italians. lived
durisg the work along the road was standiue 2
% 'ne mai1 saasS "neno .ass ireient ran into
were in the at the time. Seven or eight Of
them were injured. three seriously. although
mono fatally. The freight engine was badly
smashed, and the rear boardingcars were
broken MP. The loss will be 81 000 The wreck
sccssionsd delay OF several hours.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-05
American Bankers Association.

CINcISNATI, Oct. 4.-The American Bankers
Association, &C its meeting to-day, elected
officers as follows: President, Charles Parsons,
OF St. Louis; first vice president Morton Nc
Michael, OF Philadelphis; treasurer, George T.
Baker, cf New York. secretary, Wm. 3. Greene.
OF New York; executive council. John Jay Knox,
New York; Geo. s. Coe, New York: Lyman j.
Gage, Chicago; Daniel Amman. Cumberland,
Md; Asa Porter. Boston; L. B. Judson. Syra-
cuse; A. II. Moss, Sandusky. o.; r. NJ. Nelson.
Selma, Ala; W. S. Culberson, New Albany,
Ind; Joseph S. Barrett. Louisville; j. j. T.
ODell. Chicago; n. II. Camp, Milwaukee; j. K.
Dunnine, Dubuque; Logan II. Roots. Little
Rock; s. K Sneed, Henderson. Ky; w. Z.
Schmertz. Pittsburg; Logan c. Murray.
New York; A. N. Wyman, Oma-
Gustavs Willus. ST Paul The selection of the
next place Of meeting was left TO the executive
council The association refused TO reccomend
additional legislation TO check the circulation of
mutilated coin, and also refused to create q fund
for payment Of rewards for capture and convic-
tion of forgers, etc A resolution was adopted
recommending Congress to allow national banks
to issue circulation TO the full extent, instead Of
only 80 per cent. now. The association
finally adjourned and spent the remainder OF
the afternoon in drives through the suburbs.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-05
Commercial Union with Canada

makes public letter from Hon. John Sherman,
in reply to one in which Mr.. Wimau advocated
commercial union. Under date Of Oct. 8
Mr.. Sherman writes: "My own opinion has
tween the United States and Canada was inev-
liable, and that statesmen and patriots ought to
look to bringing this about peacefully, upon
terms of perfect equality, and so as to
promote the interests of both countries. AS TO
bring ii about. We will have ample time TO
think OF this, as the subject matter will not
again be brought MP in the Senate until next
winter"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-05

CLEVELAND. o.. Oct. A special from
Medina says that Mrs. Mary +. Garrett was
sentenced to be hanged On the Oath Of next jan
uary. for the murder Of two demented step
daughters. The crime was an atracious one
the room In which the girls were sleeping being
and dry leaves, to which she set fire. It was
discovered before the house burned and the
flames extnguished, but the girls were both
dead from suffocation. The fire had reached
the limbs Of one and burned them. The bodies
also bore evidence of being struck with club.
When sentence WAS announced, Mrs Garrett
protested her innocence. She recently gave
birth to q boy baby which will be removed with
her TO the penitentiary, awaiting the mothers
execution. Il is thought Mrs. Garrett is the
first woman in Ohio to be sentenced to the death
penalty for murder.
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Killed by an Electric shock.

CHICAGO. Oct. 4-Yesterday afternoon a
young man named Clark, an employe of the
Thomson-Houston Electric Company, was in
stantly killed by an electric shock from a wire.
Clark was employed in the basement of the
building, where there il q large amount Of elsc-
tric-light apparatus ready for use. lie was test
ing one of these lights. and reached up to turn
the switch. He held in his hand a small stick
with which he struck at the switch somewhat
carelessly and missed it. AS his bare arm came
down with the blow it struck squarely against q
naked wire and received the full force of forty
fye-lght current
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-05
Attempt ON tn. Lives Of Children

GAIT, Ont, Oct. 4-Three similar packages,
addressed to three ladies, arrived here last night
was first to get her package. and
gave it's contents, six chocolate drops,
to her three children. Shortly after
eating the drops all three Of the children were
taken with c0nvulsions, and although medical
aid was at once procured one OF them died. OF
the other two, one is in a critical condition and
the other will recover. The news Of the poison
ing spread rapidly apd reached the other recip-
tents before the drops contained in their pack
ages had been eaten. There is no clew to the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-05

Largely Attended Citizens Meeting Re-
nominates Mayor Abram 8. Hewitt

Largely Attended Citizens Meeting Re-
nominates Mayor Abram 8. Hewitt.
NEW YORK, Oct. 4-Banksr j. ID. Vermiye,
a Republican, presided at citizens meeting
which crowded Cooper Union 10 the doors to-
night, to renominate Democratic Mayor Hewitt
politicians and others to the contrary notwith-
standing. County Democrats were there in
numbers also. Among those on the list Of vice
Presidents were: Ben Il. Bristow. Elbrdge T.
Gerry, Charles II. Fry. j. Pierpont Morgan,
DswittJ Seligman, Henry Clevs and L. B.
Thurber. The denomination was formally
made by Morris K. Jessup, and was seconded by
James o. Carter, Gen. Francis Barlow, and
Jackson S. Schultz. This inaug urates Demo
cratic factional contest in this city between
Mayor Hewitt who is thus made the citizens
candidate, and who will be formally ratified by
the county Democracy organization, and q can
didate for mayor yet TO DO chosen by Tammsny
Hall. The situation bears upon the State and
also upon the national contest.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-05

MILWAUKEE, Oct 4-Eighteen trunks filled
with S.. 900 worth of fine silks, ETC.. which re-
Gently arrived from Chicago, were seized by the
police at the American Express Office to-day,
aud their alleged owners-Samuel Winsberg
and Adolph Baring-both or Chicago, placed
under arrest At the station they admitted
that Winsberg obtained the goods on credit from
j. V. Farwell g. Co., and afterwards turned
them over to Barring security for three notes,
aeRregating $l,S00, which no money was
ever paid. The men will be turned over to the
Chicago police
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-05

ST. PAUL, Mimi. Oct 4.-Mayor Smith to-
day received an appeal for aid from the citizens
Of Ramsey county, Dakota, which conveys
the intelligence that the whole population Of that
signed by the county officials and prominent
citizens. According to the appeal frosts de-
stroyed hundreds of thousands of bushels of
wheat and left entire townships almost desti-
trte. The county treasury is empty and unless
assistance is soon received it is feared many
will die
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-05

COLUMBUS, O.. Oct. 4-The American Bee
keepers Convention concluded their session, to-
day, with the election of the following officers:
President, DR.. A. b. Mason, Avondale, o.; vice.
presidents, T. q. Newman, Chicago; G. w.
Webster. Florida; James Heiswander, Iowa;
r. L. Taylor. Lapeer, Mich; +. A. Eaton,
Leepton; Martin E. Enugh, Holbrook, Ont: f.
Minnick, Bessemer. Wis; secretary, r. F. Hol-
termann. Bradford, Ont treasurer. c. c. Mill
er, Marengo Ill
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-05

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct. 4.-Dr. Kenworthy
to-day made q report on the condition of affairs
az McClenny. There are now 124 whites and
II colored peple there. Total number Of cases
yellow fever TO date. 160 white and % colored;
now sick, ii white and colored
The official Jacksonville bulletin for twenty
four hours, to p. NJ. is as follows: New cases,
10; deaths, L Total cases. 2.97l; total deaths !,
27L The one death Was that OF q colored man
named John Berry.