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THOUSANDS on DOLLARS LOST.


ANTOn, 0hio, DrluEcd by n Cloud Burst.
Much Damage Done.
AKRON, ONO, June 9S.-BetwGen 12 10
and o'clock this afternoon Akron was
deluged 10y cloud burst and two inches
Of water igll. The tracks OF tho New
York, Pennsylvania 4 Ohio and CleVe.
land, Akron 1 Columbus roads were
hcaped with earth several feet deep, and
trains were delayed half the afternoon.
AT TamagCa large section Of the New
York, Pennsylvania 4 Ohio road was
washed ont and trains were blocked
eight houts. All downtown store were
Hooded, the streets being running rivers.
Mills y Roach grocers, lose $500 by
hOOding of the cellar. Other losses foot
up " $1,000.
In south Akron house was iloated
oil its foundation and telegraph poles
were shattered hy lightning. Reports
from the country shows thousands Of
dollars loss to crops by tho recent OK.
CcssiVU rniuy.
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C,tn,M. rIsiGin q manhattan.

IoSEEns, n, y, June gS,-ThiS morn.
,nv, u. Cyrus W, Fields steamer yacht,
EEilln, collldcd with tho ferry boat
Alpine of lonkcts, The lillda'B inastl
ET,lN Knocked oil. Jay nOUldB yacht
Atlanta and several other yachts nat.
WNly escaped being run Into, NJ,
1 n,vlI was on hoard al the time on ll9
GY 70 New York, NoonO was hurt. "
ull'lcull To osay who Ia 10 blaine. The
ii iE.t was quite crowded Just AZ that
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FpENEN, June 2s.-1'hc ai#dllty be.
tween tho Southampton Doc K Board and
the North German Lloyd Steamship
Company has been settled. The North
German Lloyd SleSpieES viii btroCeSI nj
Southampton water 10 within q mile dl
the City Of Southampton instead Of
9nChOring In CoweB roads, and trans.
ferrlng their passengers a. was reported
they would do q few days ago.
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sr. Louis, June gS,--lt was stated here
last night that the sum Of 5000 has
been placed In the hands Of Dan DAILY,
champion middle weight Of Missouri, 70
be gtaked on John 4, Sullivan In hie
mill with Kilraln. The money lg said
10 have been put Up by prominent
.mREplant oi 81 Louis.
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LEAyESwoRTH, KAs., June 2S.-some
days ago the City Marshal seized forty.
five packages from the American FIX.
press Company that contained beer and
whisky addressed 10 private residences
in the city. The stuff was taken from
the Express Company's office before an
attempt had been made to deliver It, and
yesterday notice was given that all four
express companies doing business In the
city would bring suit for $4,000 each
against the City Marshal and Police Com.
missioners Tor goods that had been con.
llCNted at various times by them,
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Th0 Nsw IAN b MANN. lhs llnl...,ll.

The Board Of ReponlS NJ ,ho GA,
University concluded thslr a. Se,sioS tnS Gsate itt
Y seesWsttaay sstl Mi. Edward u. FranShsItn'
y i..l WV city, was engaged 10 ImT ihS
\. 9s Wsl,'a ior tIle new building 10 be erecieJ
5s!,!t y !M,!toIgantown. as reported In ysSiss. St
gWays issue, The Boafd pava n ~
EIanhnelm o general idea Of what tbs.
prop9se efoOting and loft 10 lin iIs
IIoTE'na out Of the plan and SpeclfeS. @
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GLASS HOUSE SHUT DOWN,


Stsubenyllle,
Special DiIpaicA 70 he IutslliacHnr.
STEUBENYILLE, June 2s,-The Beatty
Brothers Glass House, the Gill Brothers
Acme Glass House and the Sumner
Glass House will all make their annual
shut down tonight, the two former for
six and the latter seven weeks, They
together employ nearly one thousand
hands.
During the summer the Beatty
brothers will effect their removal, and
expect 10 reopen at their new works in
TiAin on the 18th OF August. Their re.
moval will be great loss to steubenyille
in many ways, and corresponding gain
TO Titiin. They employ nearly 400 hands
here, the most Of whom will probably
remove with the works. Their new
plant Is exceptionally well planned in
all It's details, audwIl have q capacity
for 500 hands,
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oAiRo, ILtS, June 9s.-Tlo north
bound passenger train an the Mobile 4
Ohio railroad, struck COW about tgen'
ty miles below here yesterday aud was
ditched. All the CoaChes left tile rAlls
and were overturned, Six passengers
wOFc sligliLly hurt aud an old nogress
was fatally crushed,
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HELENA, Mont, June 2S.--All tho
efforts to check the forest fire which
started in Cascade county, near Sau
Coules two days ago, have proved una
vailing. Advices up to last night show
that Il has:coYered an area OF over 100
square miles, and has destroyed the best
hay ground In the vicinity,
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TlIE ClIALLENGG NOr TAKEN.


NO hope OF u Yacht ltneo between England
aud the United States.
NEw YORK, June 2S.-The first official
information received by the New York
Yacht Club from the Royal Yacht
Squadron concerning the much talked
OF challenge for the American cup, ar.
rived here this morning by cable from
Cowes. The Cablegram was as follows:
Committee regret cannot confirm chal-
lenge. Letter follows.
(SIgned) GRANT.
This, Of course, is final, and destroys
the one remaining hope for q race be.
tween the representative seventy footers
Of England and the United States. The
Valkyrie, which has long been consid.
cred the fastest 100 OF her class In Eng.
land, will, however, according to her
owner, Lord Dunrayen, be brought over
here, and doubtless will participate in q
contest with our crack white.wingers.
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nhlpmihL nl tioiA lo l.nalAnA.

NEw YoRK, June 3S,--liIevOp million
tptee hundred and eighty thousand dol
lars IN gold bans were ordered al the Az.
say office AilS morning for shipment 10
ElrupO. Total enRaged 10 10 BY TO,
morrow's steamer, S2,6S0,Q0O,
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JgilNsrovS, Pa June '2S.-About 200
deposit books of the lOhnStown Sayings
Bank arc reported loSt by depository oT
theIt heirs. r,Ehgfo were S174,Q0Q oil do,
post and much Of thIsis tlib property Of
people having no heirs, The fourteenth
Regiment was paid this afternoon, and
with tho exception Of three companies
will leave tomorrow. They have about
800 men and the pay will amount 10 $50.
900, Four bodies wero recovered this
hbthiHu.
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IMpORTANT APPOINTMENTS.

Fred Douglas Made minister to IinytI.
Chief OF tho bureau OF Engraving and
Printing,
wAsnIsaroS, D. O., June 2s,-The
President this afternoon appointed Fred
erlck Douglas OF the District Of Colum-
biu, to be Minister Resident and Consul
General OF the United States 10 Hayti.
Captain Merideth, OF ChiCogo, was ap'
pointed this afternoon Chief OF the
Bureau OF Engraving and Printing.
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The LaBelle is on in all departments.
Tho old Benwood factory Is running.
The Crescent mill Is making full time.
The Belmont factory is only partially
in operation.
The stove ioundries report business
good for the season.
The Laughlin mill, Martins Ferry,
shut down yesterday.
The Riverside shipped a quantity Of
steel pipe to California, this week.
The Etna mill will work next Monday,
down.
The Etna Iron Company is erecting n
twenty.foot addition to the large brick
warehouse.
A lot Of coal cars for the new mines
on the Wheeling 4 Lake Erie road ar.
rived yesterday.
Klieves, Kraft & Co. have occupiel
tneir new addition, increasing their ca.
pacity materially.
The Wheeling steel plant will close
down to-day for two weeks. The new
scale does not affect 1t.
Architect Wells Is making plans and
specifications for the bulldinrs Of The
new artificial ice company.
The Bellaire window glass works bave
decided TO remodel and make some
changes In the furnaces for the next fire.
Tho forge department OF the Etna
mill was of yesterday from a sIipht
break. 1t will 20 on in full this morn
ing.
The Bellaire steel works will sllut
down to-day, but will resume as soon as
me repairs are made and the scale
slgned.
William Schwertieger ( Go. arc work.
ing to q strong demand in The harness
line. The wholesale department il do.
veloping good business. "
Tho Buckeye Glass Works at Ma,tin.
Ferry, shut down yesterday after st,c-
cesstul run. Very large shipments have
been made dorinG the week.
Beltz, Flading 4 Co. have tontrac,ed
ior two:stofy house near Elm Grove for
A. J.. Halstead, and for the remodelinr
oi H. Y. Dalzells house at Leatherwood'
The Caldwell \ Peterson Manulactur-
ing Company Is running full handed and
working 70 a fine business. This weait
tthey received q good order from Cali
The new brick ware house nj a..
standard aild Iron Company is ncafinr oo,n. I'M
pletion. The building is a very iSroe
one and is fitted up with oil t6e 'Eo SoT.
venienceH for the purpose Il is 10 sorvs yV
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TOPEKA, KAs, June qa.-,It was learn
cd yesterday from what appeared TO bp
good authority That tho Santa 70 Rail.
road Company has deLermiped upon a
'nUw taria' which will give 10 a1sQs
shippers Missouri river rates 70 all kap'
SNs points, or substantially this.
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I.oNpQN, June gs,-AEIhe IIneotIbu ol
thb' tRriet G9timiGAloh t1.lSy III,
James q 'Bflpn, a member Of Parliament,
refused 70 say whether hO had been Cd
the Fenlan executive council,
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AIlnvaI IIIsI.n,h.t.

LONDON, Juue 2S.-Murtay's Magazine
NpncHneee that HflnOe Albert Victor,
oldest son Of tho Prince d Wales has
been nfllancod to Princess Victoria, Of
Prussia, a sister oi Emperor oi Germany.
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Fourth otJni1 EaouFsion ilNtSS ON ,h.n.,.
nmore A Ohio flnii,0Nn

ot,la Ha SuIy SuIy 9rd and 4tli, tho Haltlmor. 4
Y ynio ni kle,lltoad Company viii sell esSnS. =
bstsG tIns asi Ynlo 1v niyihlon, Including Pits.
~ I " N anu sn!i Nyashlngtonj pa,, at ono iSfe
M S 'ne ,,.,iI tGpnd 1 ZIP Tickets good return.
ing until July ., inclusive, '''"'"'
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AT Kansas CIty-FlBt game, Kansas City, Z;
Louisville, o. Earned, 9 aud l. Hits, II and 0.
Errors, 3 and @. Pitchers Sauders and lIecker,
Second game, Kansas City. .; Louisville, s. Hits,
Ramsey,
At BaltImQrl-C Columbus, 8; baltimore. 0,
making two sicCeAiy9 shut outs Columbus bA!
given BarnipGmel Hits, and D. Errors, and
g. Pitchers, Wldler and Cunningham.
Az Plttsbursh-pluSburgh,. 3. all made IN the
last inning aud earned Philadelphia, o. Hits,
10 andl. Errors, land 1. Pitchers, Calvin aud
Casey.
AtIndlauapolls- York, s.; indianapolis, 2.
EarnCd, each. Hits, each, ErrOn, and 8.
Home run, RchatdSOn. Pitchers, welch aud
Gt Cleveland 4; Washington, ..
Earned, 0 and 0. Hits, u Ald6. Errors, Oand 0,
Home run, AOKCan. Pitchers, Gruber aud
GtChicago-ChICsgo, II, Boston, q. Easued,
7Rrd2 Hits, II bnd q. ErrOtf, Sand Q. Homo
run, AnSgn. lltClyrS, Tthet and Clarksoh.
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Nm Yltrlhlh nll Nnlna.

The derrick and building for lho jack.
son oil well, near Mannlngtoh, are nov
complete, and drilling will Comtnetss II
a few days. The operators arc iuLlihni
over the prospect ioJ d good SlfIIN.
Several companies are BtfuSeiInp 's,Ui IL .,si
a Slice q the territory surrounding Il, S'
Another oil Rushet came ID Ia ihe
new territory, on Doll's run, In Monon.
gala county, Thursday nlRht, Ths wsil
was sunk on the farm Of William CjS NJ "
and reached the sand AEaiont M
leet' II WIN do fE0th 800 10 SSl batSsi, iS
pteg DAY, The wotley wildcat wall W N
burg, Will DO drilled despeh
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AnnruAnhlna lht MIlllon lln,L.

gnlcAao, June gs,-,.AgcotdIng 10 the
estimates Of the publllleTs 0i The OiIy
directory for 1889, about 10 DO Issued, the
EresST! pre- l population Of Chicago lS over
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Berlin, june 2S.-Gernany has bought
{ majority ol the shares Of the Swiss
Western hallYay, md has replaced the
French by uVfhian' directors,
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LANSING, MIcH., June 2S.-Both houses
have agreed 10 the retail liquor law at
$500. II is said the Governor will up.
hrovn H.
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PARIS, June 2s.-Carlotta Patti, the
well known'slnger aud sister of Adelina
Patti, died In this city to-day.
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THE LOCAL INDUSTRIES.

TIC summeF sIop-Nolea from The Various
Factories.
The glass factories closed down last
evening for the summer stop OF six
weeks, which in some cases may last
longer. The iron mills will also shut
down July or sign the scale. The scale
has been presented to all the mills affect
ed in this district but the outcome is
not yet known.
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LYNN, MASS, June s.-NIaria Mitchell,
the noted Astronomer died at $3.50 this
morning,
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2HB COURSE FINISHED
BY Thity,seyen Public School
Pupils, Yesterday,
TWO INTERESTING EVENTS
At the Opera House, When the Grad.
uates Say Their Farewells to
School and Commence tho
Battle of Life--Tho Essays.

The annual commencement exercises
Of the public grammar schools Of the
city, at the Opera House Yesterday after,
noon and last evening, were, as these
annual events always are, successful,
interesting and full OF satisfaction for
the friend Of education. The success OF
these events is a voucher for and a part
OF the success Of the schools themselves.
Judged from their bearing and achieve
ments on the platform, the pupils each
year sent out from the Wheeling schools
are manly boys and womanly girls, fitted
not only to adorn any sphere, but to
discharge the practical duties of life as
well, Their attainments are solid; their
minds are directed in the channels OF
thought Of to-day; they are fitted to
meet their fellow men In the battle for
the survival OF the fttest, and they give
promise that they viii! not be found
wanting.
AS always, the house was packed as
full as 1t could hold, the ladies' almost
monopolizlng the room, though some-
body had the bad taste and poor iudg-
ment to take small baby, which cried
once or twice. The audience was gay
looking mass OF light and varied cos
tunes and tluttering fans.
The front OF the stage was tasteiully
arranged mass OF potted plants, loaned
by William Zane, the Island florist.
Their green and gayer bues set of nicely
the white or creamy costumes of the
young ladies, which were further re-
lleved from monotony by the young
gentlemen, In darker clothes, sandwiChed
between. The stage setting was n neat
rural scene.
The graduating class was composed Of
tho following pupils:
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Mansfield has Another Ea.y Victory.

At Dayton-The game was another
easy victory for Mansfield. Davis, new
pitcher from Saltwater, Ninn., was tried
and held Mansfield down to six hits,
though he was very wild at times.
Scorei
pPeyto9n 3 ". y h; ;;,;;.............y SSS994e-!
Hits, Dayton Il Mansfield o, Rrop. Dayton
81 Mansfield 9. RunI earned, each. TwobaSe
hits, C9tr and Bard Struck out, by Morrison
Il by Davis 4. Bases on balls, or Davis 81 OF
Morrison =, lit BY pitched ball, by Davis q by
Morrison 1. batteries, Davis aud Prescott; Nor.
ION
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28
From Fremont. Nebraska.

Il have had scrofula until il made my
life a burden. was inexpressibly mis-
cradle, sick, weak, sleepless, and unhap
py; desiring that the short time which
seemed 10 have been allotted to me on
this earth would hasten to an end. |
tried doctors treatment and medicine,
and travel, but none of these did any
good, for the scrofula gradually grew
worse. One physician, who ] Travelled
for 10 see, and TO whom paid $50. gave
up the case is hopeless after three weeks
OF treatment, aud other as prominent
physicians tried hard to cure it, but were
equally as unsuccessful. ! then gave
up all other medicines, and took only
Swift's Specific 6. S. s. Four bottles
of that medicine cured nae and fer the
past four years have lad rs excellent
health and am as free from disease as
anybody living. Words ard inadequate
to express my gratitude and favorable
opinion of Swift's Specific IS. S. S.)'
The above is an extract from letter
written under dale OF July 10, 1889. by
Mr. F. Z. Nelson, prominent and
wealthy citizen of Fremont. Nebraska
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28
THE VALUE OF CULrukE.

Every subject taught in our schools
has itsslines reaching out to broader
ideas and better things. So abundant
are the opportunities for biographical
study, and so helpful to the teachers
and pupils are the lives of great men,
Shakespeare is not sealed book to the
child il the teacher comprehends his
meaning. aad learns the great moral
lessons he teaches. Emerson will be the
pupil friend ii he is the teacher also.
And very early in life Will the pupils
learn to appreciate the masters of every
department of literature if their in-
structor appreciates them first.
Philosophy gives its knowledge neccs
sary TO true instruction.; poetry, its in
spiration; history, that ''lamp of ex-
perlence, its powerful and far reach
ing influence Of mighty events; the
novel and drama portray the great
conflict of human life. But knowledge
of ali these subjects cannot be obtained
in day ora year. Culture is the work of a
lifetime, and it takes unremitting efforts
and persistent toll. We do truly 'slearn
in suffering what we teach in song
The teacher who thus lifts himself
to the heights Of liberal thought and
generous culture sees as Ruskin says,
something more then "wood to hew" in
the forests that cover the mountains
Ike the shadow of God, and something
more than water to draw in the rivers
that move like His eternity lie is
the profitable servant whose "well
dome comes not only at the end of the
race, but every day he lives ''his reward
is with him" Miss NJ. NJ. Hill, IN
Western School Journal
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28
NOTICE EoR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at Garden City, kas. Nov. ., iSsG
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler, who made Homestead Entry No. liOl h;,s
filed notice Of his intention TO make final proof in
support of his claim, and that said proof viii bt
made before Probate Judge Of Ford County, Kan
sas. at his Office in Dodge City, Kansas, onDeceU
ber 18th, 1889, viz: Isaac l., Beckett. OF Wilbutn
Kansas, for the southwest quarter Of -cction No
80 township No. % south, range No. 2j west, to-i
county, Kansas. Final Homestead
He names the following witnesses 20 prove III.
continuous residence upon and cultivation of SAID
land. VIZ:
SM Butts, James MaGoe. L. PeltCn, Frank
Drlmheller, all of WiibGrn, kansas.
Also at the same time and place. VIZ: dos 'pl
Merkcs, of Wilhurn, Kas. who made DcclafatcT,
Statement No. 1,Sl9 for the south east quarter OF
section No. - township No. = south, range ~" =
west, Ford county. Kansas PTe-Emption proof
He names the following wf.uessc, % prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation ot sal
land, viz:
and Joseph Karman, all o! Wiburn, Kansas.
s-33 c. T. VI. NILES, Register.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28
zona, central Nevad., ami Northern Cal
ifornia. Killing frost was seasenable
in the distr cts where it occurred.
THE ROCK islaso FoFEc.oaur.

Topeka, Kan, Nov. 25-A secret meet
ing was held last night III the Office of
Hon. a L. Williams Il. this city. attend
ed by the the attorneys representing the
various contending parties in the attcnp-
ting foreclosure o. the Chicago, Kansas
and Nebraska by the Metropolitan trust
company of New York. Judge Thomas
Withrow of Chicago general counsel for
the Rock Island, Hon. Thomas q.
Hilhouse, counsel for the Metropolitan
trust company, and Hon. A. L. Will
ans, associate counsel; Hon u. i. Low
general counsel fer the Chicago. Kansas
and Nebraska, and Messrs. Rossington.
Smith and Dallas, representing the local
stockholders in the Kansas counties and
municipalities. were pres( nj at this meet
ing. which was occasioned by desire
10 arrive 10 some understanding between
the opposing parties in the big fight
that is being made against the proposed
foreclosure. which il is claimed will wipe
out the stock given the counties In lieu of
their bonds. After. considerable discus
sion it was agreed TO allcw al parties in
terested to come into the suit rs dcfen-
ants upon the payment Of = rropcrtionate
share Of the expenses. This IS regarded
as decided and substantial victory for
the Kansas Stockholders, as they expect
ed to have to make Il big fight 10 get in
as defendants. The matter will thus
be arranged in Judge Brewers court
when the case is called
Dodge City times., 1889-11-28
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