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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-27

meeting, the president, l. W: swearen-
gen, Presiding. and G. S. Comming, a
member, acting as secretary. In the
selection Of these, not q citizen not a
memner of the alliance. had WORD 10
say, and how and when this election was vas
made none knew. A motion prevailed
appointing a committee OF one from each
voting precinct to draft resolutions ana
select candidates. This entire commit
tee also consists Of alliance members
mot citizen being suggested. The com
mlttee reported adversely, recommend.
ing that q primary be held and delegates
selected to meet at Bellville August +.
The report WIS adopted. A resolution
also prevailed indorsiDg the Waco coh-
yention.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-27
u,,,ao.p MEETING AT BAIRD.

. LINE TO CONNECT THE PANHANDLE
WITH THE ARKANSAS PASS.
Special to the Gazette.
BAIRD, TEX, May 26 The railroad
convention held here yesterday transacted
business as follows:
WI. ParvIn was made Chairman ana
IN. jackson secretary.
Upon roll call there were found TO oe
nresept: From Shackeltord-T.
Eonr.d and June Peak. Callshan-W. d.
psrv;n. 7. N. Rushing, B. R. Webb and j..
Re, Colemsn-J. E. McCord and D.
q Dunn. McCulloch-J. R. MCGEE sno
7 Sheridan, Mason-James Il Rance
and f. Bernhard.
A committee to arrange plan OF AcIlon
uss .nno;nted as follows: From Saack-
,esord county, F. E. Conrad; from Cslia
han comfy, J. L. Lea; from Cole
rasn county. j. E. McCord; from McCul
ioch. 7 p. Sheridan; from Mason, Jane!
E. Rsnck. ..u.s.
This committee reported as follows:
Gent,emen of the conventior-foul
committee beg leave to report tnet WI
recommend
Thst the chairmen Of the railroad
committees of the several counties slons
the line of the proposed railway from
connection with the Fort Worth eho Den
var RAILWAY on the north to connectiol
with the Arkansas Pass Railway on I'M
south constitute central executive com
w,ttee for transActing the ousi
ness in relation to secufin'
said road, and that the cnsI
man and secretary Of this convention o.
the chairman snd secretary for the ssi'
central committee, the same to assemol
nnder the call of said chairman.
> That We urge upon the several coun
ties along the proposed line, tnrougl
which surveys have not already pee
made. To complete survey OF the pro
posed line through their teriitoly
early as possible, and furnish salo cen,ia
: committee maps, prohles, c., tosesne 9
with any other information oeemeo
value to said committee.
2 That steps be taken at once 70 pro
cure right of way Of 100 feet for the PFC
nosed road and that the chairman OF sal
central committee furnish each count
suitable printed forms for properly carry
ing out the work. ..
TS;gnedl jill LEA, Chairman.
Nv order of the convention Captain "
C. Powell was added to the execut-V
committee.
Adjourned.
Major s. M. Jones, chief eng,neel
leaves Monday for Coleman, Brady az
Mason. to look over the balsnce OF u
line with view of selecting the mo-
available route
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-27
New Depot at TerrsIl.

Special to the Gazette.
TERRELL, TEX, May 26 The Texas
and Pacific Railroad submitted plan ior
a handsome passenger depot to be To-
csted on the north side OF the main trace,
ON the west side of Moore avenue, to the
City Council at 8 special meeting: rms
il inside OF the fire limit, but the Council
Thought it too good thing TO lose
ard so authorized the company to Dulo q
depot in accordance with the plans suo-
mitted, We lesrned the companies
officers are SO well pleased with the
Councils prompt sction that the WORK on
the new passenger depot Will commence
as soon as they can get hands ana ma
terial on the ground.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-27
obo,cs for Vice. President.


ST.. LOUIS, Mo, Msy 26.-Several days
ago the Post Dispatch sent to the oele-
gates to the Democratic national conven-
ton and to other well informed
politicians in every state ana yer
ritory in the Union for informEtlon
respecting the presidential prefer
ence and The most probable action OF Tue
DELEGATIONS in convention. twenty
two states have been heard from up u
tonight. A brief summary OF the repnes
from these states Is as follows:
New York, of siXty-eight delegates
ffty-one will probably vote for Governor
Grsy OF Indiana. General Black OF LII
neis is general second choice and seven.
teen of the delegates are for him for 1ls'
choice. Tammany and the county De
mocrscy are almost unanimous ior u1ey.
Missouri after W. r. Morrison IS ntst
choice will 60 for Gray in conse quence Oh
| Blacks course toward Morrison.
Kansas is divided between Gray and
Black, but is chiefly for Gray.
| Oregon after Governor Pennoyer as
first choice is for western man.
| Nevada ia for protectlon1st.
| Massachusetts, is first for 2. A. Coilns
and then for either F. o. Prince or Judge
Abbott.
Ohio is nearly evenly divided between
Gray and Black.
Connecticut Is for western man.
| Nebraska Is for General Stevenson o.
Illinois first and then for either Gray OF
Black.
South Carolina prefers an Indiana man
Michigan offers majority for Genera
Black.
Georgia will give its whole delegation
to Governor Gray.
Indiana is instructed for Gray.
Maryland prefers Gray to anybody else
Virginia is first for Governor Lee an'
then for Stevenson or Gray.
Iowa's personal preferences are Gray
8; Black, IL, but will vote solid for G.s
If it is evident that the administration ID
vors him. -.,
Kentucky prefers Stevenson, but VII
vote for Gray or Black, with chances
favor of Gray. NJ
Illinois pronounces for Black IL, MOI
rison Z, Stevenson 2, Gray 2, sgalns
Black but not committed to any otne
candidate 8.
New Hampshire leans towards Gray.
Colorado inclines to Black.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-27
LAREDO.

= r.,lwey Sinks Into oave-specimsns Of
Ore Found
speclel to the Gazette.
LAREDO, TEX, May 26.-Yesterday as
the road inspector of the Guadalupe
Mining Company Road from Villaldsms,
an the line OF the Mexican National. TO
the mixes twenty miles up the mountain
side. was inspecting the line he came TO
8 .uoint on the track which had tor OILS
lance Of 100 feet sunk some thirty ieet
oeep into chasm. Upon Investigator
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-27

In General Debility, EmacietaGsn
sumption. and wasting IN Una31 y5t5 Tvno
p nos,p,mses' II createssi appetite for food.
the s scott pai Emu9
s,n,, IN Won NON whom Physicians at times
s cav, M M = "a. Since he began using the Ennl;
lion hn5Uough has ceased. gained nesn ana s3
straaSzh, and from al appearances 9 a1I rG ws
hI.6roIonged many yeare."--JOHN coLLisANs
l3o1pitai Steward, Moysanza, Pa.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-27
THR RAILROADS.
=
The Fort Worth and Denver Handling
It's Cattle Business in a Most
Satisfactory Manner.
A Rousing Railroad Meeting at bairn In
the Interest of the Rock Island
and Arkansas Pass.
Home Notes


Fort Worth will be the only city IN
Texas that will have two daily trains TO
Memphis direct. Verify, this City Is d
railroad center.
The Missouri Pacific is doing all II can
for Fort Worth manufacturers, which Is
demonstrated by the extremely low rate OF
freight offered the barb wire factory
projectors. The Missouri Pacific aud the
Old Reliable Texas and Pacific will 90 to
tie to.
The Fort Worth and Denver is earning
an enviable reputation by its promptness
in handling the cattle offered to 1t f1r
shipment. The road had yesterday
325 empty stock cars near
Clarendon on sidings and large number
OF cars on the way up the road in which
to ship she cattle which may come to
points un the line. THE GAZETTK's In
formation from Clarendon yesterday to
the effect that csttle were being delayed
was erroneous. The Fort Worth and
Denver is being splsDdidly managed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-27
Union Labor Party st Mckinney.


Spscial to the Gazette.
MCKINNEY, TEX, May 26 w. Il
L.mo, chairman Of the executive com
mittee OF the Union Labor party OF the
Fifth district, addressed quite large
audience here this afternoon. de re.
viewed the platform adopted May l6 a.
Cincinnati, alignipg himself squarely N
favor of them; but the party In Iexss
was not, ne asserted, in favor OF me
woman suffrage plank. His address was
conservative and was listened to WITT
close attention. The party, be said, was
to cav the least, educational. for tneli
principles were such as the old parties
would be compelled to adopt.
The party was then organized by the
election Of james a. Mack, permanent
chairman; James Wood, secretary
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-27
SANGER BROS,
Dallas. Texas Sd.

Parties desiring to obtain
late styles in Millinery, pfess
Fabrics, or in fact anything in
the line of wearing apparel,
should not foSSathst our
stocks are continually chang
ing and conforhainsg to fash
ions demands.
We show a conIMete repos-
tory of Staphand Fancy Dry
Goods in additions Carpets,
Shoes, Suit. and Clothing,
and our prices are always the
lowest.
Ladies intending to leave
the stateE|h stheir families
during theSheats2 term would
do well to write us with the
view to purchasing most of
the necessarMs for their trip
ffom drffaepaStments devoted
to, made-up afsSIles for Ladies,
Boys, Misses and Children.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-27
WEATHER AND CROPS.
At Brandon,

correspondence of the Gazette
BRANDON, TEX, May 25.-Another ter
rible windstorm accompanied by very
heavy rain swept ever our country 'ass
evening between and 9 O'Clock. No
dsmsge to houses has been heard from,
bus had reports are expected from south
of here IS the wind seemed to concen,
trste and blow harder as it Travelled
south. The storms of the night OF the
Dad and last night have certainly been IN.
inrious to corn and cotton and what
little hope we had for crop is fast pan.
ishipg, wing to the vast smcunt OF Wlno
and rain.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-27
The Ell,son Yell at St. Louis.

Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX May 26.-Msyor Conner
was ous TO- dsy raising fund to pay inc
expenses Of Mark Ell son, the distln-
guished convention enthuser, to st.
Louis. Ellisou's yell at the Democratic
convention at Fort Worth was sucn 5
success that the delegates and alternates
feel that with Ellison at the ST. Louis
convention, Texas would be heard frqz:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-27
Sulphur Springs Democratic olhl

Special to tbs Gazette.
SULPHUR SPRINGS, TEX, May 26-k
Democratic club was orgsnizsd here ~
dsy about 200 strong. The discussion
anon the adoption Of the platform ana
RESOLUTIONS ELECTED considerable discus
SION. in which some feeling was exhl4s
tied. particularly between the friends -
onponents of Hon. D. B. Culberson. Tnat
Gentleman was endorsed for reelection
sy an overwhelming msj ority. No oppo.
sition was raised to the endorsement Oh
Ross and Coke. Prohibition was lGd
way quietly to rest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-27
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Germany.
FRESH INFLAMMATION.

LONDON, May ga dispatch from
Berlin this afternoon to the central news
saws there is fresh Inflammation around
the wound in the Emperor's throat. 1t is
not known what caused 1t. The Emperor
is in his bedroom and his physicians are
holding 9 consultation. His majesty
general condition is good. DR.. Mac
kepzie has changed the canuls, choosing
one of different shape from the one re-
moved.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-27
At Calroilton.

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
CARRoILroN, TEX, May 25.-We have
had another rise in the Elm Fork. The
railroad bridge is badly wrecked again
Travel Is cut of on the Cotton Belt for
the present. Our crops are looming up.
All the surroundings indicate magnifi-
cent crop of ell the cereals.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-27
s.,,.rcaa 20 the P.nitentiary.

Sentenced to the Psnitsntiary.
Special 70 the Gazette.
CLxBuRNx, TEX, May 26.-WIu CANT,
colored, charged with incest, WAS SEN
fenced In the District court to-day 70 the
peritentiary for three years. :
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-27
oontzollsd By the Alliance.

Special to the Gazette.
BrILvrLLx, TEX, May &c "A so-called
citizens, meeting was held in the court,
house to-day for the purpose OF nomin9
ing candidates for the Legislature ~
county officers, but it soon transpred
that It was strictly Farmers Alliance
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-27
Grain Has q CLEAR Field

Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, May 26.-It is stated
on what is believed good authority that
Major Frank Spencer has Withdrawn
from the Congressional race as possible
candidate against Congressman Grain.
.Hhs leaves Grain clear fisld.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-27
Scotland,
A sCULLING MATCI

sCULLING MATCH.
LONDON, May pa scuMng match
between George Dunbar and Charles
Carr for $500 side tosk place over the
TYNE championship course to-day. Dun
bar won by two lengths.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-27
Uotton Coming In.

special to the Gazette.
TERRELL, TEX May 26 1t has been
supposed that the cotton was all In, but
few bales appeared to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-27
Notice to oontracsoss
OFFICE OF CITF ENG NEER,
Enpr W ppTu T>rfx NAV 25- MSS.

OFFICE OF CIIF ENC NEER,
FORT WORTH, Tx May %, 1855.
Sealed propo ais viii pers ceiyeo at this office
up to IL o'clock noon MONDAY, June 4, 1888, for
excavating about lE500 cubic yards of material
from Houston,sEldff, Man and RQsk streets, to
be u. ed In enbhnkments for bridge approaches.
Bids Will be mane at one price, which will
coSzr both el cava.ions and entertainments, and
for eorstructir g alb ut 100 cubic yards first
Glass cement masonry and 2CO cubic yards OF
frst- Lass dry masonry.
Each bid must be accompanied By certified
check for 5000, which wi be held to secure
from the successful bidder The eXecuHon OF
good and sufficient b ,nd in che sum of $1,000, to
secure the faithful execution of the work &C
cording to contract and specifications.
Pl,ns and specifications can be seen at this
office, The right is reserved to reject auy -
al bids. w.B. KING. City E ogiueef.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-27

Turner, Mcclure & Co. have just re-
ceived arothefl hipment'oi those long
handled brooms np~eeping DOWN COD
webs and dusta4e overhead ceinngs,
awnings, etc. S1hey great conven.
fence and no family BAould be witnout
Rodgh the summer months. Il
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-27
GOOD Crop Prospects.

Special to the Gazette.
BELLvrILK, TEX. Msy 26.-Having hsd
days dry weather, weeds ana grass are
suffering. Prospects Tor gooo crop are
excellent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-27
Damaged the Dat Crop.

Special to the Gazette.
BALL1NGER, TEX, May 26.-A very
heavy rain fell lsst night, accompanied
nv . severe hailstorm. The latter dam
aged the oat crop one-haif,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-27
Inherited
Diseases

herftance are most numerous anu are JAM
accommodating. Here, alas, they bec'ih'
ribIe. fateful and overwhelming. NO lat''
nature is more Pregnant with awful Hs''
ing than the fact Of the inheritance
disease. 1t meets the physician on MS UA.'
rounds, paralyzins his art and hllinE h''.
with dismay. The legend Of the ah''sD-
Greeks pictures the Furies as pursulhs
families from generation to geneTa'ol,,
rendering them desolate. The Furies s'ii
nlv their work of terror and death. but ths'
are not now clothed in the garb OF sulle'
ton. but appear in the more intelliglole O"'
no less awful form of hereditary disease
Modern science, which has Illuminate i,,,,a
many dark corners of nature, has sne'
new light onSsne ominous words oil 'no
Scriptures, "T6s,sins OF thefathers shai =
visited upon the ekndren unto the thru ln-
fourth generationsss. Instances Of hereditaiy
disease abound. FfHsper cent Of cases %
consumption, that f&zrful destroyer OIL iliii'
lies. of cancer and scrdtlla, run In fainiIi
through INHERITANCE. Insanity Is heredl,M'
in a marked degree, boa. fortunately, IA.
many other hereditary Diseases. tenos 20
wear itself at, the stockpscoming e1'ln my.
A distinguished scientist truly says
organ or ted ure of the body8s exempt i.Uu,
the chancsok being the subjeetof her 's.a,
disease" probably more chronic diseaS,y,
which permanently modify tie struct W..
and functions OF the body. are more Oh ~. -
liable to be inherited. The impof'an' %,
far.reaching practical deductions from su',
facts-afrecting so powerfully thshappin i.ss
of individuals and families and the colec a..
welfare of the nation-are obvious 70 reno ot-
ting minds, and the best means for pre- ~
ing or curing these diseases is subjec. -
intense interest to all. Fortunately MAJ ,u,,
has provided remedy, which e1peFisnIIs -
has attested as infallible, and the RENEE I,,rs
the world. famous swift's Specific, a p ,or
vegetable compound-nature's anlaU.s :.
ali blood poisons- To the anhcted -
pleasing of inestimable value. An in'e-s,,
ing treatise on blood and Skin Disease
viii be mailed free by addressing
TIE SWIFT nrEcIFIc CO., - >,
Drawer 8, Atlanta. %. Z
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-27
oonv,n,.n, to Eousek.s pers

Convenient to Housekeepefs
III saves great snnoysnee to have
IsStefnent of your4accCdnt for groceries
sent out with eaekAp urchase. Turner,
Mcclure q Co. suk1h8pnly retail erocers
in the city whQa1eep fnRir patrons thus
posted Throughout the enire month.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-27

aFcstlt,a Bitters. t1eworld renoyfsd sppe
k{f & and HytgoratQ4 Mparts fk&2us mayor 70
IS;Sf and I'd. - are Of g Rattle. Man
|afacturd BY De G. B. sassst ssaea a 80
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-27

Artesian bath house, heea Hos
s nasua the acconm''osssahIfai psA
ladies', genissaseH End their I5ssSsr
water q Msae . asyua' ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-27
wurYou Travel soone

wnr{eu Travel soons
i Ell. White csAtit you out handsomely
in everything needed missiles and gents
wearing apparel. AIendid assoitmens
of truuks and val1B Vst received from
she larensk trunk house Yin America 81
re- Ut all purses. a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-27

\, lsserj L.wyspE Te.chsrs id
-. 3 osE.don sl g. I E =,
~ s iss sEs ssIq liasl I'd Silloasssss. 8
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-27

.61is.s al bdoliaa at 6, g n
Yards. ~s ~
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-07-20

Every spring there are lifted out in
New York what are called medicine
shows. A quack doctor will hire or
buy tent engage small company
OF singers, acrObats and sleight-of-
hand men, with few Indians added.
and, thus QUILTED. will go on a tour
to sell bottled nostrums to the crowds
which gather to enjoy his free enter
tainments.
Nne of these concerns, which l ex-
amined to-day in the Harlem portion
where it is being prepared, will be q
novelty. The proprietor retained q
Bohemian fried of mine to rc-Write an
old Indian play of the Fennimore
Cooper type. The drama had very
noble Indians in it. abnormally heroic
scouts, and plot which included the
almost fatal illness Of the principal
white man.
The alteration which the Snowman
desired to have made was the turning
of this passage of sickness into eli
max, in which an Indian medicine
man should produce q wonderful pam
acea for nearly all human ills. A dose
of this cOncoctiOn restored the hero TO
healthy activity at once, and wound
up the play happily. The job is done.
and the multreated drama will be soon
presented under canvas.
The roll of the almost miraculously
cured scout will be enacted by the boss
quack, and at its conclusion he will
make the announcement to the audi
encc that the story which they have
seen vivilied is true, that he is himself
the actual hero, and that he is able
and willing to sell the medicine at a
dollar q bottle. His calculation is that
the dramatic interest in the play will
lead them to buy lavishly. -Nea0 York
Letter.
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-07-20
First

Ihe three leading Injuries of modern rail-
road travel are, as every body knows sleeping
cars, dining cars, and reclining chair cars,
aud as these three luxuries were each in their
turn, first brought into use by the Chicago
aud Alton Railroad, it is only natural th at
the public should expect the Chicago and Al
ton to be the first line 10 include in It's vesti-
Duie trains, now running between Kansas
City aud Chicago, all of these comforts The
travelling public, which has always looked to
the Chicago and Alton for the adoption and
introduction of every new device which can
In any way add to its comfort is not to be
disappointed now. as will be seen by the an.
nouncement of the Alton line, that on and
after Tuesday, June 20, the famous Chicago
Limited" will be known as the Chicago Yes
tibuled Limited" and will be composed of
Palace Nestibuled Smoking Cars, Palace Yes
tibuIed Reclining Chair Cars, Palace Nesti-
buled Buffet Sleeping Cars, and Palace Vesti-
buled Dining Cars. This supurb vestibuled
train will leave Kansas City at 5 30 n m,
daily, and arrive in Chicago at 500 a. m
next morning. Extract from Katsas city
Times, J1tes 70, 1883.
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-07-20
How the Women are Gaining.

The women are coming to the front
more than ever in France. They are
not only j0tieS m0ndains, who set the
fashions and are miracles of make
up" but they are pushing their way
everywhere among the males. We
h ave lady doctors. lady stock brokers,
lady reporters, and recently a lady de-
Tended her father in law
court with acumen worthy of
ancient forensic hand Now the
Sorbonne has awarded for the first
time to woman a diploma of Docteur
eS Sciences. The recipient of this honor
is n modest young lady, named Mile.
Leblois. daughter of 4 trasbourg pas
tor. and she is described as a veritablo
prodigy of learning, being rs great a
dab ut the dit1ercntal calculus us some
of her sisters are at the lighter and
gayer science of coquetry. Mile.
Leblois was loudly nppIauded when
her name was read out for the excep-
tional prize which she has gained for
her remarkable erudition. London
Telegraph.
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-07-20
Lucky John Harringtnn.

Ho@ghto~ (-Nich.) Mining Gazette, jane "A
Last Monday afternoon the Gazstte
reporter met Mr.. John Harrington
sne gentleman that was so lucky IN the
May drawing of the Louisiana State
Lottery. Like the substantial. matter
O!-Iact man that he is, lie continues in
ms Ola position as engineer ut the At
1antic Mining cOmpany's stamp mill.
not having taken a single day from his
Gutles to celebrate his good fortune.
MS ticket which was one.tenth of No.
II, Az. the one that drew the second
capital prize of $50, 600, was the Sec
ond that he had bought in the Louis
lana State Lottery, he has therefore
sent that institution but S. His prize
OF 90 OOO was collected for him by the
National Bank of Houghton as soon
after the drawing as the necessary cor.
respondence could be completed. The
money was promptly invested by him
IN stock of the Calumet & Hecla Min
ing company. buying twenty shares at
$Z42 each. From the dividend of So
per share, payable July 8, which this
company's unparalleled deposits of
copper have enabled it to earn in spite
OF It's recent losses by fire, Mr.. Hair
rIngton will receive the snug sum Of
500. This is the income Of his money
during the first month Of his posses
sion of it. He has lived in the Lake
Superior copper district twenty-five
years. twelve Of which have been spent
at the Atlantic stamp mill. Two of
his sons are employed in the mill with
their father.