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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-23
MATrEas RELIGIOUS.
Revival Services at fhs BroRd-Street
Chureh-East Hanover Pr~sbyfery.

Revival services will be continued at
Broad-Street Methodist church during the
coming week. The pastor will be assisted
nv others. and hopes that the public will at
tend and ke up the interest that has been
manifested during the past week.
PREsBTTERr MEETING TO-DAY.
A special meeting OF the East Hanover
Presbyterg will be held at the First Presby-
terian church at II O'Clock to-day for the
purpose OF receiving and acting upon the
requeo, OF certain persons living 10 the west
ern suburbs that the Westminster church lie
organized. The presDytery VIII also con-
slider the application Of two candidates for
the ministry. who ask 70 be taken under the
charge Of sid prPsbytery.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH MEETINGS.
The elements had little effect on the crowd
attending the revival meeting at the Second
Baptist church last night. Galleries and
floor were well filed. Rev. DR.. Hatcher,
Rev. Or. whitfield. Rev. Mr.. Dickinson,
Rev. Mr. Mason, Of New York. and other
ministers were present and TOOK part. Rev.
Mr.. Wharton preached on the Iext Them
that honor Me will honor" A number
rose for PRAYER and six came forward TO
profess filth In Christ and unite with the
church. At the close Of the service Rev. DR..
Landrum baptized four persons.
Sunday Is 10 be the crOwning day OF the
meeting. Mr.. Wharton breaches at IL
O'Clock in the morning and at in the after
noon. II is understood that Or. Wharton
goes from the Second Baptist church to the
Grace. street Baptist church TO hold the sun
day evening service.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
Mr. Charles T.. Thomas, general secretary
OF the Young Mems Christian Association,
viii lead the meu's meeting at their building
Tomorrow afternoon at 4 O'Clock. Mr. Il.
5. NJ. Valentine will lead the SINGING.
Rev Dr.. II. 4. Tupper. Of the Foreign
Mission Board. will conduct the sunday
school teachers meeting in the hall OF the
Young Mems Christian Association this eve.
ming At 4:30 O'Clock.
AN INTERESTING SERVICE.
on sunday afternoon At O'Clock at the
Police Court room, u 1t can be obtained,
there will be held q very interesting service.
MIR Warren W Bentley. the song evange-
list OF Calvary Baptist church, New York.
will be present and VIII render several mu-
steal appeals and assist ia the services.
MISSION.
A mission will be held at st. Andrews
church. corner OF Laurel aud Beverley
streets. during the week. beginning Sunday
Right at O'Clock. Rev. Dr. Newton will
condlIct The services.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-23
Cnnncerr.Court Items.

Mr. william ID. Reed yesterday qualified
as administrator OF Thomas and Henry
Blocs, both OF whom died many years ago.
Mr. Reed quilted to collect some old claims
due their esiate.
In the case Of the coun'v OF Essex against
Turner and others a decree was entered
confirming the sslc Of certain property and
directing the sale OF Others.
A decree was entered in the case oil Penn.
berton against Pemnerton, ordering ceed
to be made for the purchase OF property.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-23
The Explosion at Wesleyan College,
fBv telegraph 10 tho Dispatchl

New HAVEN, Conn. February 22.-Thc
Tnon's special FROM Middletown shows that
the explosion a. the Wesleyan College last
night was caused by dynamite instead OF
Cann0r-crlckers, ~ AZ nrst reported. The
spccid savs: About midnight the Inmates OF
the North College building at WESLEYAN were
aroused by an explosion which shook every
beam aud rsilec IN the Old building and
c,lled TO mind the blowing IN OF the Park
Central Hotel vi Hartford. TberepOrt could
be heard in every quarter OF The town. The
explosion was caused by dynamite bomb,
thrown by some fOOhardy student on the
fourth floor OF he building. Il shattered the
doors and Windows. tore q hole down
through tRo 1oors. ard Knocked out
several yards OF plastering. In the
observatory hail the same Outrage wa.
perpetrqted. The worst feature OF all is
the accident to y. {. Hubbard. son OF eX-
Congressman IlubblrG, OF West Virginia.
Alter the explosion 10 North College young
Hubbard yentured ont OF his room TO ascer-
tain the cause OF the racket. lie was no
sooner in the ball than h. saw small arti-
Gle lllng on the floor near hrs room door
aud picked II up. IL was 4 dynamite car
fridge or bomb. and it Immediately exploded
in his hand. The palm OF his right hand
was terribly laCerated. his eyes BADLY cut,
aud pieces entered his abdomen. He was
taken TO the hospital At New Haven, where
four fingers o. the injured hand were ampu-
tated. II is barely possible that his hand
mas be saved. The affair was undonbtodly
a piece OF students deyiltTy ushering In
Washington's birthday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-23
u,. w,fe aet HI.

Mr.. Burch, whose sister Is tne WIG u oi
lanes T.. Huband. the young niS. hoS ~
ia,i awaiting trial on The charge OF loIEin<
Inc name OF Mrs. John W. fergusson 70 or
ders Tor bottles of beef extract. ssla yes'eI'
day ina, the report that lbe exTacl was oo-
tsIued for Mrs. Huhand was ertoneous
that bis sister. who Is suppof'eu oy nsln,.n .,
fBurcb) and brother, iiYes "l'p ger n'.aI,. a,,.
ON Louisiana street ana Is penye'y - 80
~, ~ uuband forged the ordefs ana oo-
LINED I'm the extract some other disposition
usa made OF II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-23
Fire Practically out.

says test the fire m tunnel No II, on the
tinguished to-day. The coal veins in the
tunnel have not burned. A temporary track
aIounl the tunnel is neiug built and will be
in operation Monday next, when business
on the direct line OF the road will be re-
Sumed. La the mean time both passenger
and freight trains are sent by was OF juno
tion City, Jeliico, Knoxville, aud Chaita-
nooga, an additional distance Of only forty
miles. The burned.out tunnel will be per-
manently arched IS quickly as il can be
1anq
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-23
eroness, Tran.fers.

Richmond: Edmond BosJieux and wife
Ia cyrus Bossieux. % feet on the south side
of Louisiana street me- seventh, S2I5; Man-
fred UslPs trustee 10 Peter Paul, one hall in
,erest IA % feet on the west side d sixieenth
,trees between Broad and Grace, $50; Thomas
n. NcNamee TO Luxe GAY, % feet on the
north SIDE OF Y street between Thtrtieih and
Thirty.firsf, $3.50; George WATTS widow and
heirs 70 Peter Paul. one hall interest In u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-23

The funeral OF Lton Courtney frueman,
whose tragic death on Thursday was report
ed in the Dispatch, took place at O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon iron the fsmily resi-
dence. No 504 north Fifth street, and was
quite largely attended. The services were
conducted 10y Rev. Drs. Newton and spFlgg,
OF the Episcopal Church, and the remains
wsfe Inferred IN shock0e cemetery, where
those OF his father and sister rest. In their
sad bereavement the family have the tender
syn,pathy OF host OF friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-23
The storm severe In sue Northwest.
lBy telegraph 70 the Disparca.I

MINNEAPOLIS. hiNS., February 22.-The
storm tbat reged throughout the Northwest
yesterday sud last night ~ss IN some respects
the worst OF The season. II wss bright and
warn 10 the morning. but the mercur, fell
rapidly and heavy snow-storm, accompanied
by wind. set In. At midnight tue thermo-
meter registered 20s besov zero. The trains
were late on all the -oads and a high wlnd
and low temperature made Il almost unbeir-
abls out OF doors. No loss Of life u yet re-
ported. bat In many instances people were
kept from their homes. This morning II IS
slightly warner and the wind has moderated
In force.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-23
co..e,, COMMITTEES.

The corlaI,tce ou Light met 10 the ',oun. +
a, ahs,,hs, Yesterday evening and msoe 40
sn .,,aws.ee OF $4,000 TO continue improve
nrnts AZ the lower gas works. ..a an.
% qsns Committee oa Hvash met ana sp-
.essa ,be regular payroll. and adjourned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-23

RICHMOND BAZAAR, II A. ~, sx young
muls5.
QUARLES 2 HcCURDY. 40 r. NJ. two brick
dwellings on fifth street
T. Il. WYLES y CO., 20 A. NJ, cabbage.
RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 aud II 4. H.. horses.
mules. buggtes. phaotons. wagon, ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-23
Fine Reef.

II you wish nice roast OF beet for your
Sunday dluner. or a steak Juicy and tender,
leave your orders to-day with A. Eichel. No.
3l5 north sixth street, who always keeps 90
hand the best Of fresh mea,e. His sslt and
spiced meats sre unsurpassed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-23
Children Cry for Pitchers Castcria.
Twelve Piece, o, Boao

hal Cltsrrh for twenty-five yesr'. AMI the
suffering which I endured 10 tongue can toll.
Twelve pieces OF bons came Gus Of my nose.
two OF them sn inch long zach. Ny front tse;h
got loose aud came outwhile theT we're perfectly
sound | took one ~ ncdy after another. bat
found no reliet. Two years ago di'caricd all
other treeiment ami began taking :. :. :. (sniu's
spe,Hnc). / improved from the star, my pains
grew less, aud finally ceased The bad symp.ou's
all lois me. and have boon able to do ali my
homework over SINCE, aad an "a woil Ina egory
respect as lady OF my age ,aity-two' could eX-
pect 10 be / only took Tour Dotties = : :. has
beon 4 great blessing to mc. Mr.. VI. j. bosr
Slaiesukis, ~ O., November 3. lssN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-23

= fool for tue Nerves ami Brain. an absoiats
cure f0- Nervons hcast hs, Mental MeakDess,
Dependency, and q positive cure ior ihe Liquor
HABIT solipy ". u. ,cJrf, FRANKLIN aud soSsa-
tCenth efroo's
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-23
Daniel Boone.

"On the Trail; or. Daniel Boone the
Pioneer" will be played st the Theatre next
week, beginning Monday night, and the sale
OF seats commences to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-23
As UsUAL--THE CHILDREN.

THERE'S NOT A HOUSEHOLD IN THIS CITY
WHERE THERE ARE CHILDREN THAT WILL
NOT BE BENEFITED BY A VISIT TO OUR
STORE TO-DAY. not IN THE CLOTHING DE.
PARTMRNT ALONE. BUT IN THE HATS And
FURNISHINGS. IT'S A REGULAR HARVEST
or BARGAINS. IT'S TOO sooS FOR roc TO
BE THINKING or SPRING GoQDs-BUT WE
MUST BUSY OURSELVES IN THIS DIRECTION
IN ORDER TO BE READY FOR YOU WHEN
THE TINE DOEs CONE. ONE or THE PRE-
PARATIONs WE MUST MAKE Is THAT or
RoOM-CLEAR OUT EVERY TRACE OF WIN
TER STOCK. THAT'S ONE REASON WHY
YOU'LL FIsD Us A "HoUsg FULL" OF BAR
GAINS
IYTHE BOYS AND cHlLDRES's DEPART
NENT-sgcoND FLooR.THERg ARE SUITS.
CyRRcoATs, ODD PANTs-EyERYrHISG ON
THAT oRDRR-sQUEgzzD WAY DOWN TO
THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE NOTCH, AND
IN THE HAT DEPARTMENT THE PRICES
HAVE BEEN CLIPPED OFF on ALL oUR
FANCY PLUSB GOODS. SCHOOL CAPS. AND
cHMDRES's CLOTH HATS IT'LL Bx ApER-
Feet PICNIC FOR VOC 70 GIT INTO THIS
STOCK
THE GREATEST SALES ARE IN PROGRESS
IN OUR VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS THAT
HAVE EVER BEEs KNOWN IN Tnis CITY.
AND IT'S LARGELY COMPOSED or Chill
DREsvs GOODS EVEN IN THE FURNISHING
DEPARTMENT YOU'LL FIND THAT TIE
cLRARING-oUr AGENT "REDUcTIoS"-
HAS BEEN AT WORK.
wgDOysr MENTION A PRICE; TT rwouLD
BE UsELgss. TAKE oUk SAY 30 FOR IL
THAT THERE'S A SURPRISE roR you IN
EVERY DEPARTMENT.
A. sAKs q COMPANY.
TIE cRgAr cHILDRsx~ ouTFIrrgRs.
hos MAIN sTaEsE
10 x,-its
----~~.~ .~,.> 80 r,<>nn x.n rrr ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-23

When Baby was lick, we gave her castoris.
When she was a Child, she cried for casiofla
When she became Miss. she chung 10 castoria
When she had Children, she gave them Cassoria
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-23

TEsrsD BY TINE For Nronchial Affections.
Coughs. etc.. BROWNS BRONCHIAL fEocHSs have
prorcd their efficacy by IA test Il maly years.
prira d eenta
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-23
Phillips's Di0ss,ibla Cocoa

makes a very delicious ana nourishlng drink. Il
ls particularly adapted Tor persons Of weak
dig stion. differing lhorein from an oiher cocoas
In the market Kept ~ all druggists aud gro
cere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-23

Beautiful fhotorraphs prices frs
GALLERY, Tenth aus hain strcets. sircard Pho
toRtaphs. JO.. ore uozcn cabinets. fl.tl
CoDios from oil picture, beautifully taken.
aud at low prices. Agents wanted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-23

For DrsospBREp LIVER try BEEcHsTs
Pills
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-23
WEST or HERE

Adyices received from along the line Of
the CheNpsake and Ohio railway indicate
that The average depth Of the snow from
Newport News TO Clifton Forge was about
the same as here. West OF toe latter place
the storm was lighter. and at the White sui
pDur Springs the snow did not amount to
much,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-04-11
PROBATE NOTICE.
PROBATE NOTICE.

NotIcels hereby given, ,thatthe follow
ing Acrorn:s and Vouchers have been filed
Ia The Probate Court oi Hooking county,
Ohio, for first ana final settlement.
Adam Funk, Administrator et the estate
OF Jane Boiling, tcr',i
And the same viii come on for hearing
on the 22nd day cf April, 1883, at 10
o'cioci;. y. u :. or as s sr thereafter as may
BE convenient. ". T. AtEFt;.
March ~ s-SS Pro Judge.
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Strains run daily. tDaily except Sunday.
A1ltrains between Cincinnati and Coi-
unibus run through without change OfcarS
connecting in the Union Depot with all Idi-
verging lines.
the Fast Express leaving Cincinnati at
1:i1 p. M. is a solid train to Pittsburgh via
Wheeling, s!eepingcar attrched.
The etrain leaving Columbus at s:25 q. m.
is Il solid train from Pittsbuig to Cincin-
natl, with Sleepin. Tar. At Columbus II
sleeping iris set ut east End OF Union De-
pot. which can be occupied any time be-
tween 800 p. H. and S::sj n III.
The train lea ing Cincinnati at 7.S0a. M.
haSthrough coach to Columbus and Pitts
bugh. also parlor car attached; and CON
meets at Columbus, with sleeping cars to
Baltimore and niiahelphia.
The tr.,In leaving Column inns at 2:l5 p. m.
has parlor car from Columbus to Cincin-
natl.
The trn in leaving Columbus at sos p. M.
has through coarh from Pittsburgh and
Co'umbuf to Cincinnati, and connects at
Columbus with sleeping cars from Balti-
more and Philadrlphin.
No. lJJ leaues Columbus Mt 7:l1 q. m. Sun
day only. arrives at Cincinnati at li:95.
S.P. PEARODY, WI REPPERT,
Gen'l Supt, Gen'l Pass 'gt.
Columbus. o. Columbus u.
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MARCH 10Th, 1899.

Cincinnati Express, Saturday only
Leaves Pittsburgh 1875 =. III. Sunday on
is, Wheeling Lbs IL. M; Itnesvilie 4.55 Il.
NJ. Arrives ut Cincinnati 10. G5 II. III.
Columbus AMI Cincinnati Express Daily.
Leaves Wheriing 7.5j IL. m; Z.ihe+vili-.
il.47 Il. III. Arrives at Cincinnati ut 90
+. III.
East BOUND.
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second rsge CT seminal weakness We will perfect
cure in ell such sc healthy Tss.aon Of the scn
a-ilary orGans.
PRIVATE DIsEAsEs-Elcod Poison, verer.sl rain.,
Geef Structure, Seminal Emissions, Lass Of Sexual Power
Teauess OF Sexual Organs OF Desire In Male Female
whether from pruent habits Of vouh zexual hah Of
that cehitstes the sexual fgrctioas
speedily ad permanently cured free and strictly
coni1ea?l Absolute guaranteed 10 risks Incurred
Corespondercs promptly answered and medicines sent ees
from observation 70 ali parts Of the U-:ed sia,es
DISEASES OF WCMEE.-we tare srec'ai d.f.r.
thoroughly organized, aud devoted exclusively ts
Ct diseases Every consulting
specialist whether by letter in Is siren the
ul and consierate attention Important land
which have baed the skill all the home sciaus
the benefit OF OF skilled specialists. In
diseases peculiar females has Marked
wohiris OF Patients being ladies' old, young. married.
single rich and poor. method entirely fem Gj-c
oable features OF the general practitioner namely Local
treatment" We seldom end it necessary We prepare
Dies constitutional and local. deanls instruct
ladies how 10 treat Themselves
EPI1ErsY. OR FITs-posI.irely cusea b. aai
never failing method
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CURING OF PILES GuARANTEED.-Win give
200 fer aay Of suIs No required Of RESPONSE
clio parties.
YOUNG NEN-Who have become victims Of solitary vice.
that dreadful destructive habit which annually to
uney Thousands Of Of exalted talent aud
h.i,lisn: stelcct, may call with confidence.
Dr.. FEANCE-Aner years OF experience. has discovered
known for weakness in the back snd limbs
voluntary discharges mpoency general debility nervousness
confusion Of ideas pslpaton OF the heart timidy
chng dmncss Of sight, gidines diseases of the head.
ros nce skin, econs Of the liver lungs stomach
howososs terrible disorder. arising from the solitary vice OF
praees bightne their most radiant hopes
autcpsons rendering marriage impossible. Take one
eandid thought before 1t 10 too late week month
oac. OF hope Ny method Of treat
will speedily and permanently the most obstinate
End absolutely restere perfect manhood
TO MIDDLB.AGED MEN.-The.e many from the
se troubled with frequent e-acuaons Of the
LASte accompanied by slight burning sa-ting
s,;ios the in the patient cannot
for On examination Of the urinary deposits
viii foupd and sometimes small particles Of al5u
s.-r s nppc, will be thin mi,ksh hue again
ns dal torpid appearance There
is d,icuity, ignorant Of the which is
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FRANCE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE
north state CnE0 Incorporated 1896 S3WM
in
Diseases h h
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F cont,

Ny business room on Main street, O
few doors west of the Rempel House
Terms low, and possession given imme.
diateiy Or on the first OF April.
Feb. l4tf n. j. WEILANp.
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"rsuIns run daily. tDaily except Sun
day. :
I'm.
Sleeping and DiEing.Cars Oh allT;rousb
Trains.
CO. .SCCLL, Gen. Pass. Agent,
Baltimore. Md.
W..W PEAB DT, ". f. REPPERT,
Gel'FMHna:rr, Div Pass Agent,
Chicago. Ill.,. Columbus o.
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DErAKT FOR TIE WEST.

All trains run by Standard Time.
No. has direct connection for Columbus
and Chicago.
No. has direct connection from Chica-
20 and Columbus.
Nos. 6and runs daily between Putnam
and Dresden Junction.
J.C. HART, Ticket Agent.
Lancaster, @.
c F DARLINGTON, F.N. wiIK1N>oN
Superintendent, Gen 7 a,
ZlaeSv;iis O.. GAINESVILLE. 1
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For Dwellings,, Offices /. Store
Rooms, call on Col. REMIEL..-
He has several yet for rent, at
reasonable rates. Tiey are all
conveniently located.
Jan. Eft
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DR. FIR. A NCE
President Of the France Medical
and Surgical Institute
Columbus, O.,

On account of his extensive practice will not visit Logan tins
month His patients Will see him ie Niiio Huse Lancaster
Wednesday, April 10ib Warren House, Athens, ALr l1h.
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BABY AND, 1883.

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Organ for Rent.

1 S1ef-A 1Ot AV.11ss
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cheap. Call on l.. l.. LAW.
Photograph Gallery
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Feb 2l-tf.
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BUCKLEN'S ARNICA

Oh u u
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Harrington.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-01
STRUCK 1T RICH.
The Bonanza of a Dakota Far
z

The Bonanza of a Dakota Far
u MGR.
:. E. III. Howe, OF Wilmar, OAK, was at
the Merchants yesterday, and, in con-
yersation with a select few st. Paulites,
made known the fact that he had struck
itirich" on his farm near Wilmar. The
rich strike is nothing more nor less than
lead reef close on quarter of mile
long, and close to the surface of the
ground. The vein extends across an
e ntire quarter section, and, although
the greatest difficulty has been expert
enced In plOwing over it since the land
was broken, no matter what kind OF
grain was sown. none ever flourished on
the particular strip affected, the fact
was attri buted 10 the presence of
alkali or some such ingredient
in the soil. The truth, however. was
discovered last week, when new hand
attempted to plOw through the hard
strip and his pillow became imbedded in
such manner as to defy all his efforts
to remove it. Help was obtained, and
large piece of the supposed hard clay
soil was broken loose in pulling back
the pillow. which fragment has proved to
be almost pure lead. Mr.. Howe says
''there'S millions in it," and will at once
take steps for the development of his
neW-found possessions, which, if accu-
rately described, will yield largely
enough to throw agriculture away in
the Shade. The fortunate Dakotian
leaves for home this evening.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-01
THE ENDls NOT YET.

Hon. Albert Scheffer, speaking yes
terday about Judge Nelson's recent de-
cision in the dressed meat bill case. and
the action taken by the ArmOurs in
shipping meats into the state, said:
''The end is not yet. The supreme
court of Minnesota has not yet passed
upon the bill. The supreme court of
the United States has not vet passed
upon the bill. Before the fight is given
up by the friends of the bill, both of
these courts will be called upon to sit in
Judgment upon the cOnStitutiOnality of
the bill. Parallel cases are the reStric-
lions upon the importation of liquors
into Iowa and Kansas. The people. by
their representatives, said they did not
want liquor in those states. Interstate
commerce had nothing to do with the
case; it was simply that the people
did not want it, and that is all there was
about the matter. So in this case the
people of Minnesota, by their represent
RtiYes. said they did not want beef i'm
ported. Interstate commerce cuts no
figure if the people say they do not want
- it. 1t is no use inspecting meat after it
haS>heen cut up. A COW with lump jaw
may be killed and cut up-how can any
one tell by looking at the meat of one of
its legs that the COW had lump-jaw?
The cows lungs may have been dis
eaSed, and unless the meat is inspected
on the hoof no one can tell the differ
ence. No, the Armours aud other men
are not through with US vet"