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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-06-29
Obituary..
Eme Luella Browne

Eue Lueliu DTONHe
Was born September "a, 1869, died
June 1S, 1889, aged 10 years, s mo.
and "a days.
She was the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Browne, and grand
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. III.
Jackson. Our personal acquaint-
ance dates back II little more than
two years, when she became con-
nected with the Valley Register,
first as correspondent and later as
compositor. The remarkably pleas
ant relations that have existed
during that time, makes the duty
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GAI,Is.

order.
Harvest hands will be plenty
after this week, as all the ore mines
have been ordered stopped at the
end of the month.
Tire prospects of the Gore furn-
ace repairing are looking rather
critical as the syndicate are NOV
ing one of the furnace engines to
Bessie furnace this week.
We understand the Winona furn-
ace store will be closed after July
1st.
Mr.. J. n. Alltop and family of
Lancaster visited their relatives at
this place Sunday and Monday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. John j.
Nutter June %, II son.
The knights of Labor are make
ing preparations for a grand pic
mic to be held in Hites Grove near
here July 4. There will he some
able speaking by Masterworkman,
John B. Rea, John Nugent and
others.
Mrs. George Carter started for
Poneto, Ind, Friday morning of
last week to visit her sister Mrs.
Peter Nutter.
Since Mr.. V. Ferguson gave the
citizens permission few days
since to fish with hook and line in
the lower furnace pond near the
railroad track, the banks have
been lined with fishermen, some of
which have been fortunate enough
to catch some very fine carp that
weighed from six to eight pounds.
Mr.. George Shingler, Sr, who
has been on the sick list for some
time we are glad to note is able to
be out again.
George Hite visited some of his
friends near Webbs Summit Sat
urday evening. There appears to
Oe something attractive over in
that locality as George frequently
makes short visits in that direc-
ton.
Three of our village boys-Pearl
Hood, John Coon and Oscar Sum-
mer who fancy themselves outlaws
were much surprised early Friday
morning of last week to see Con-
stable O'Hare of MaXvile after
them with warrants for some OBJ
scene language and illegal shoot
ing they had done on the public
near some residences at
Baird's furnace the night previous
while on their way home from Il
dance. They were taken before
Squire Younger at MaXville who
gave them justice as they deserved
Coon was acquitted, Summers fined |
rs dollars and some cents and |
Hood bound over under one hun
dred dollars bail which was given.
u. j. Goodlive made a business
trip to Logan Friday evening.
Died-Sunday evening June 23,
at her late residence near Baird's
Furnace of consumption, Mrs. Gabe
Yontsey. After the funeral SER
vices which were conducted by
Rev. Daniel Ricketts, at the Gore
u. b. church Tuesday morning her
were inferred in the Gore
Cemetery. She leaves n kind hus-
ba nd and two small children to
mourn her loss.
PUFF.
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Died.

At his residence in Logan, of
Paralysis, on Friday afternoon
June 90, T.. G. Collins in his "A
year.
This morning at her residence i'm
Logan, Mrs. j. f. f. Vanhorn.
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N0tice t0 Stone MasOns.

Stnlod bids viii be received nt the Comma 's-
siOncrs office in Logan Hooking County OHIO
up to o'clock p. IN. Wednesday Mny ~, 1880
for the following stone work tO wii
Is, Stono work for CulVcrt under road nt
John Rms near Falls Mill, Falls TIP. nd
tcpulrs ot ubutmcnis of Bridge over Clear
Fork an Mccarthy iarm. Falls TIP. 3rd Abui-
ments for Bridge across OpOssunI Creek near
Dan Goss's IN Good Hope TIP.
mn Ahuimcnts for Bridge across Pine Creek
ncir John DillOn's in Laurel Up. For further
information, plans and specifications, see
commissioners. The commissioners reserve
the right to reject amy or all bids.
by order of Commissioners.
Nm NJ. BOWEN,
Auditor.
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Election of Land APP
praiserS.

Notice IS hereby given that the Comm!s-
Sioncrs of Locking County. Ohio,ut ;lIc iT,g-
MAR June, 1889 session, pursuant to law, diVi-
dcd TIA" said county of Hooking into eleven
separate Districts for the nppraiscmcnt OF
Real Property in the year 1870, ls follows:
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The band serenaded Mr.. Fer
rell and bride on Tuesday evening.
-Mert Smith, one of the gradu-
ates of Wooster college is at home.
Mr.. Webb Poston and son, of
Jacksonville, were in the city Mon
day.
Miss Dillon, of GAINESVILLE is
visiting Mrs. Ruben Culver this
week.
Miss Name Arnold of Nc
Arthur is the guest of Laura
Hamer.
Miss Lizzie Beaver, of New
Lexington is visiting friends in
this city.
Miss Bertha Wilson is visiting
her grandparents near South Perry
this week.
Miss Hess Blake, of Nelson
vile is the guest of Miss Blanche
Ambrose.
Mrs. Allen Titler and daughter
of Lancaster are visiting relatives
in this city.
". G.. Lowry attended the Gu
bernatiOnal convention at Colum
bus this week.
Il. ii. Bulkley, agent for Rid
paths History of the World, is cam
vassing the city.
Mrs. A. III. Brooke and child
rem returned from visit to Lam
caster on Monday.
Misses Maggie Saumenig and
Lilly McCray are visiting in the
country this week.
Mr.. Will Ferrell of Athens
attended his brothers wedding at
this place on Tuesday.
Misses Myers and Rosecrane,
of Lancaster, were the guests of
Mrs. M. a. Myers Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gang are visiting
in Logan this week the guests of
their daughter Mrs. Andy Holl.
MIR. T.. G. Collins an aged and
respected citizen of Logan died
yesterday afternoon of Paralysis.
Last Thursday evening Carl
Buerhaus gave a supper to the
Base Bail nine in Slisher's garden.
Miss Mary Kessler went to
Lancaster Thursday to spend two
weeks, the guest of Miss Maggie
Cannon.
Mrs. ]. c. Martin and Mrs.
Webb P0stOn and Frank Poston
spent last Friday in Logan.-Nel-
sonville Register.
"A home plate and marble
blocks for a pitchers box for the
new ball ground, were donated by
Eisele d McLain.
Esq. J. c. Wolf of Green sold
his wool crop last week to Isaac
Stiers, and had an average of 8
pounds to the fleece.
Mrs. NJ. II. Keith, of Cleveland
o., the mother and Keith New
berry, the son of Mrs. Yerges are
her guests this week.
Rev. Williams showed us q
rose on Monday thatmeasured five
inches in diameter and can truly
lay claim to the name of giant.
Master Rob Wright entert, in
ed a number of friends on Thurs
day afternoon in honor of the
twelfth anniversary of his birth.
No services were held at the
Presbyterian Church on Sunday
last, the pastor Rev. ID. r.. Moore,
being OH a visit to relatives in
Brookville.
Harry Shotwell has closed out
his packing house in Columbus and
returned to Logan. He will en-
gage in the ice business here as
soon as summer comes.
-Messrs Well and Strunk, of
Cincinnati were in Logan this week
visiting DIR. Little. The young
men came here for the purpose of
visiting the mines in the vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. ID. Moore gave
a party OH Friday evening last in
honor of the twenty-6rst anniver-
sary of the birth of their son VIII,
Will received many handsome
presents on the occasion.
Last Thursday Mr.. Orza
Hamilton's little boy, while play
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Township, one district.

Tho ecctor, OF said districts are hereby mo-
fled to elect Que Land Appraiser in each dis
trCt, an the luw directs, at the next regular
election in November A. d. 1850.
BY Orlcr ui Commissioners Of Hooking
County, ohio.
WM. NJ BOWEN,
Amlltor OF lInckim9 COmmlN. Ohio.
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MiIlYille, q.

Business in our town is dull.
Farmers have begun harvesting.
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CURING or PILES GUARANTEED.--Wn give
tO any Of failure. No required Of tcsponsi
bic rATtivs.
YOUNG AEN-who havc become victim, of solitary vice.
that Gradul de.iructNo habit which annually IL
unImcy thousands o Of eNued talent and
brilliant intellect. ms, call with oonHdcnce
DE-. FRANCE of experience hag discovered
the knnu for week.-mrs. in the rack and limbs In
DISCHARGES, impcieGs, general debility
fusion OF ideas r-lpit,on Of tue heart TIM ity
trembling dnGcH Of Gh giiines. diseases " the head.
nose skin OF ircr Wurs.
boNrsthosc terrible dorrs arising from the s9aTy vice Of
practices, 0!rtng ther radiant hopes
anicipatons rendering marriage impossible. Take
thou ght before Il Is late. wGek month
your react Ay method Of
vii speedily snt permanently tho most obstinate
Ghi ,bsoiu.civ rrttore perf.gI mauaood.
no MIDpLE-AGED MEE.-Thero many trou, tho
W ar" troubled ~ frequent cvaeuntons Of the
blid,r oru accompanied 10y slight burning ting
wsacnns tue in the patient
account Ou examination Of the urinary deposits rory
ssmcu fund sometimes rmall particles Of albu.
viii nPrc the color will he thin OF mkish hue again
Lhansing torpid appearance. There
this diuitr ignorant Of the cause which is
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FRANCE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
8&DW. S3WW0
& the % n ] mG Sgp sg!S
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second Of seminal weakness We will perfect
cure In oil such aud healthy restoration OF the gsno
| urinary organs.
| PRIVATE DIsEAsE8-Blcoa Poison, vencrc. rains
Glce steture Seminal Emissions, Lo,s of Sexual Power
Weakness Of Sexual Organs Want OF Desire Male
whether from nrrudcnt habits OF youth sexual habits Of
years deltatcs functions
speedily aud permanently cured Consultation and strictly
ecnhdcntll Absolute cures guaranteed No risks incurr.d
Correspondence promptly aud medicines
from observation 70 all pars Of the United States.
DISEASES OF woMEN.-we have a special DEPART
thoroughly organized and devoted exclusively
sf diseases Of Every consulting
frecas whether by letter person given the
ul congiieata Important
which have baed the sk of all the home PLY sielsn have
the benefit Of full council Of skilled specialists In
Of diseases peculiar females success has been marked
iNoirds patients being ladies old young, married.
single rich poor method Is entirely ohjec
touable features u the practitioner namely Local
treatment We seldom ni IL necessary We prepare
dies consttu na and oca the demands and instruct
ladies how 70 tfeaI themselves.
EPILEPSY, OR RITS-Posi,ivey cared By q and
roycr. failing method.
The Arizona champion., 1889-05-25
The Wool GrIwers.

Special meeting of the Territorial Sheep Breeders and Wool Growers Associat.ol WIS held in Flag ,tlf May 24th I8SJ.
 President J. B. Happen in the chair. Minuets of last meeting real and approved.
 Moved and cared.
 WHEREAS the Fifteenth Le :isla- ture Of the Territory of Ariz, ,na passed an obnoxious Trespass Law. Our representatives in that le iIl- ture~ ~voted for that bill in so doing ignored their promise and betrayal the vii of theIr constituents. As D law it is a dark page on cur st ,tutei and 8 black cloud hanging over a sri cultial interest, retlrIin5 the satt! D. ment of the count y by actuli settlers and small stock owners ia favor of landed corporations ci.imin a color of title to une ,inal an1 un conffi'msI lanl grant,, intimil ,ting honest settlers, and, by the ,e opera tions of the law m-n rJll gin; GD ernma 1t laIl as well as un ,arnel R ,il R n llnl. It Is a law from wh oh .ri 'es In eve la ting SOL % O. liti att n hence a ba law, m k;n c mm1u criminals of or be,5 ti. zenS.
 Specill le i,lttion diScrimi lltin. a sain,t the nj ,sses O. the pc De th me lAce to ci iliEatinn m tiici ,u, i:. 1t; interests anl criminal ia .t3 o2e ation.
 REsoLvE0 that w., the m .mr9 of the association for tls pIrp 's4 ,. protecting out induit y, ant th- le inte ests If the territory, vii. Use all fair an hon Dr tole me IS l | olr power to destroy the efe;t Q tlii Law, thu we invite the ooo2e.- dtin of all persons con ;aInal wit Us anl that we will resist 1t t. th- last and better en1.
 Moved and clrrie1.
 That the Sect, be iastractel send copy of th4se min Ltes t. tn Fla ;staf papers, the II of .il dprn of Prescott, and Wool Gr1wer, of Chicago, III.
 Moved and carrie to adjourn.
 P. P. DAaIs,
 R. ". EEL, 'Secreta y.
 Corresp ,nliag Sec'y
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A woman Ii Int.

Sheriff O'Neill arrived this morn ing from Winslow, in char. of Kitty Franklin, who was arre tel on the complaint of Bertie Adams o. Williams, for assault On the 26th, of April. Kitty, who Is the m ther of babe three months old, went t. a neighbor's house to procpre nil'~ for the child. Bertie Adams, who has for some time harbor9j iil-wii towards Kitty inform,d the nsi . Dor of Kitty impecuniousness, sayin ]. that she phi ID bills, aal advis4l her to refuse the milk, which was done The liant was almose fam ished, being twenty y-fuor without nouriShment. Kittie' mateial in, dignation was aroused, and meeting her defamer. she struck her in the face with her open hand, on whi Il was a heavy Sesl-ring, leaving ugly m lrks around the eyes of her enemy. Bertie alleges, howeve' that she Is struck stun. shot or other deadly in strumeat, and is ignorant of the cause of the assault. It was Kite intention to give he self up to officers but he repute1 husb1nl, the fathe of th9 chill, alvi,sl har u wit until pay-dty when he would be paid of, and he would supply her ,'rtn monsy for her expenses. She |. pleasant and tidy little wonln, 'ni reAther prepossessing in appear tnce -Journal Miner.
The Arizona champion., 1889-05-25

erie Nellie and Minnie Hawkins, Nellie Downs, Clly; Messrs. T. J. Coulter, Con Meers, Sam White, Cl,ls. Hawkins, Will Chark, Henry Gorm m, Joe Aztlt, Tom He,ser.
 FLAGSTAFF.
 M. anl Mrs. A. A. DuttHn, Mir. anl Ms. w. E. P.att, Mr. and Mrs , J m Mtrshlil, M, ani Mrs D. A. Murphy, Mir. and Mrs. Jim O'Neill Mr. and Mrs c. 4. Bash, Mir. anl Mrs. Wm MayfOwer, Mir. and Mrs. P. J. Brannen, Mir. and Mrs. c. A. Grcenllw, Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Pitts, Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Hill, M; all Nj $. G. A. Bay, Mir. aud Mrs. Wm. Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Allen . D vie. M" an ! NJ s. ,,eor5, Prime, i M. and Mrs. T. u. Norris, Mr. al d Ms. Jas. A. Vail, DT. anl Ms. l.. J. B,annen, M. anl Mrs. E. F. B1yless, Mr. and Mrs. E F. Gree; law, Mr. and Mrs. c. J. Pitts, NJ and Mrs. A. T. Cornish, Mr. and Mrs. Geo Babbitt, Mr. and Mrs W. H. Yancy; Mesaames- Cam C. on. T. F. McMiilon, J. c. Denni ;, Alisses-Clara Coffin, Cross, Del and Etta Powell, Eva Ashurst, M y Wo thington. Bertha Lockwood, l lie and Jennie Beal, Minnie Hicks Belle Switzer, Maggie Marshall; Messrs-D. M. Riordan, Joseph Brannen, J o. Jones, P. P. Daggs Dr. P. G. Cornish, Dr. J M Mar shall, W. L. Fetter, c. A. Keller, W. c. Bayless, Robt. w. Bell, J. M. Simpson, F. E. Foster, H. c. Lockett, J. M Silcox, Ben Norris, Hugh Campbell, Chas. Bayless, C, W. Donnelly, E. S. Gosney, R. H. Cameron, P D. Berry, W. D. Pitts, Bain Black, Jim Black.
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G. H. Alams, D. b. will orcu- py the plpiI of th M. E. Church or $ inday May 9th b morning and evenin .. His ad ess at night will he the mem, ill serm n i memo V O le h roe dead of the Civil Wa :. D.. Adams i; sn eloquent prea her ,n l eve,y enc will be de.it.d t. hel him.
 Cm,tlble 9 tell went up B'l = mont or we Ines lay and are t. 3 toln"ed gentle lan, who wa aSSe ,%e | bv J Ide Weatherf rd the sum Of S41. D in 1a'ault of whi .h he wls taken to the O lnty jtiI at ? e,ost to serve forty days a, guest of th' county. tie ,t1Ie soWe bu he an ojner article, from J. ). DbntnI-
 Hon. Chas. R. Drake, of Tucson wa, WIS Frs,ident of the Coum Ii Of the 9th Le islatlre, was among the visitors to our town this wseE att ,hd n: the Grlni Lol.e, an | mt e this off plea ant call. N {. Drake wa'a h m2ion o; tn. Co.,. mn til. a Id hL m ny warm fife llS i tIis neck o' he WOO Is.
 Ho. JoIn c. j.m5ell of Prpsc tt pas ed tn o h O r town on We Ines dIy last on is wy [, Klnsai C ty. He will ,t p . II .lb O. k fDra fey days on b rsinass. NJ CtmYb l. the bi ge,t stockman in the snuta- west and mrmbe. of the finn of Campbell & Blker who run tIei herds iu the Chino valley country.
 Messrs James Burr representing the Vandebilt system, and J. W Adlms, travelling passenger agent of the Chicago & Alton R R. we visitors to our town this w.ek. A gent J. c. Vining took them out to the cliff dweliers and they wee highly delighted with the scenery. They also pronounce our clim rte as super b.
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TIE p.AECE.


 The ball lAst ereriny was the mot b.ii;ilnt ad1ir e,er siven i" in this Teril', y anl eve.y boIy enj y.l it u tl4 flll9,t e<t4nt. J. M. simpson, who wls in chlrge of all the .lrrtn :en sli p4' tIi'i;as : t. ths dtn;a ln b.aI ret, is deserving of great ere lit At I2 o'cloo6 tn2 guests rcplirel to the wool house were they paltook of bolnteon, repast, The f,l!owiny are the deli cies servei at the tlbl.s:
 AIENTT
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Agent ir Flagstaff for the Chi cago C .rpet Co. Store South side of Railroad Ave. ap1f
The Arizona champion., 1889-05-25

SALADS.
 Lobster. Chicken.
 A Ia Moyonai e.
 COLD DISHES. Turkey. Ham. Tongue.
 RELtSHES. Olives, R,dishes, Cele:y,
 Tomatoes.
 PRUIis. Stra wberries and Cream,
 Bananas, Oranges, Apples, Malaca R,isins, E'ilberts, Almonds, English Walnuts.
 CAKE. Orange, Marble, Jell Roll.
 Tea, Coffee. The following are the names of those who attended as near as our could obtain them: GRAND LODGE, K. OPP. Geo. W. Sines, II. W. Gibbons Webster Street. F. P. Secrist, E. W. French, Chas. R. Drake, J. W. Francis, Ed. Gale, John Duke, Col. H. B. Maxson, P. G. Cornish, N. G. Layton.
 PRESCOTT. W E. Land grebe, Fred A. Tritle, John Shiyers, s. A. Logan, Morris GOldwater, John Roberts and Miss Emily Horne.
 WILLIAMS. Mir. and Mrs. Wm. Daze, Misses Na.y and Nora Doley and F. R. Nellis, Chas. Critton.
 WINSL0W. Mrs. Priechetu, Misses Lu Rem
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Tn. Arzpr. p,.p ,raI1.

NJ: Neil th.n 5,roIs h r.. thi. and t:Ain o D., hL; be.l at It | gain. h. b ,Iati5 lgai l. A fe " days since ne l5w.t It, Wil;.ov o1o )pei m th'' t pD.t; al ef flsioas into he st Ii e fo. tl. News, took hors ou of the stable of Mr. La2rade, fo ded lis tent and qlietly st ple away M;N,i has a bit of humor and originality in his general makeup. He likes to let thu people know, in his own way, that they have had the 0 f en tertaining the most d,rin tllw that now enj ,ys his libe ty m Lriz ona. He is no ordin " ru .er, an except wlan he holds .np d train, h |. no pals-perfering to play loae hand. There Is something to admire in su h dlre-devil recklessness, when it is known he has never shed the blood of his elow man.
 Since the above was in type we have learned from undoubted auth ority that M Neil stopped for a short tins at Th5s. V. Keems' place. George Ulgard, who knows McNie, well, and there can be no mistake. He was riding brown horse, and had sorrel stallion as pack animal Was traveiing by easy stages an appeared uncoacerned as to arrest. Employed a Navajo Indian to pilot him across the reservation in norta erly direction.-St John Herald
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X. CT }. Gr: nd Os;; c of ir:z OIIa EEe&is at Eillg- st.f for " n s.
 Ciy i4 st Taa Eoacsrt hy til8 U. s. Sita Cav ally asla3t:a a sIsGs3s. A Cool 2ep ese ltasol of An gagS frJ a il Parts of the r-rr.t,J il
 Aiten Ian e.
DANCE AND BANQUET.

On We he d y the GraHi Lod e of A.i4 Ani Its of PythiaS, con vrnei at tLis Flace in the hall of tI z t,d' Id q, No. s, and pro p .el with thoi work for the CT s,ins year and le isl,te upcn new la ws for the order Thursday tht y elected Grand Lodge offices with the following result:
 Grand Past Chancellor, Geo. w. Sines, Prescott Lolge, No. l.
 Grand Chan ,ellor, II. W. Gib- b ms, Flagstltf Lolge, No. s.
 Giani Vice Chancellor, Webster. St ct, Phonix Lodge, No. }.
 Grand Prelate. F. P. Secrist. Winslow Lo.lse, No. '.
 Grand Keeper of Records and Seals, E. W. French, Prescott Lodge, No l.
 Grand Master of Exchcquer, c. R. Drake, Tucson Lodge, No. g.
 Granl Master at Arms, John W. Francis, Fla9st If Loige, No. s.
 Grand Inner Guard, Ed. Gale, Fla staff Lodge. No s.
 Grand Outer Guard, John Duke, Prescott Tod se, Lodge No. s.
 Supreme Representative Col. H. R. MsXs Il, Arizona No. {, Tomb tone
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TUR CCNCERT.

The concert given at the skating rink by the O hestra or the U. S. 9th Cavalry blnl, from Fort Win gate, unler the aupices of the Kni 5hts, was mIsicAl trelt, that woull be a creIit to any of our Ia ge cities. The nall was crowded 50 that not even stun ling room c ull be oLtiineI anI the musicians were greeted with applause at the e GUS of etcb sele ;tion. Our peopis "iiI ns,e.' for ct tlhs plea : in3 eute tljnmeit.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-11
INVITED TO CANADA
General Boulanger 20 be Asked 70
Seek a Haven IN Quebec.
A SECRET aEETISC OF FREsCHAES
A Committes Appointed To DRAFT = for-
ma Invitation 70 Make his Home Ia
ousbee and wait Iiu the Clouds
Roll by-L0Ve for the ola Here.

NEW YoRK, Oct l0.-A Montreal
special 10 the Horald says: General
Boulanger is 70 be invited 10 take up his
residence in Canada, rather New
France, a. those extending the INVITA-
ton prefer % call il, until such time a.
ms star may be again in the ascendant
and he can return TO France under
happier auspices than when be ieIt'
Sucn was the resolution come 20 last
night 40 a strictly private meeting OF
the members OF the old French colony
here, with many OF whom the brave
general" is hero.
The meeting was held IN hall l.
Union Francaise. and 50 3ecret We're the
proceedings that il was with the great
est d ihculty | could obtain a hint Of
the decision arrived at.
IL appears that when the general Nls-
tied Montreal four years ago with the
French delegates, he made himself a
prime favorlte, and it is alleged that it
was 20 ms influence that the then
mayor owes his decoration OF the
Legion OF Honor. At the meeting the
misfOrtunes OF General Boulanger We're
eloquently told by his friends, and II
was unanimously resolved that he
should be invited 10 take up ms resi-
dence among his compatrlOts IN Mon
treal until such time as he shall be re-
called 10 France 10 rule her destlnes.
A committee was named 10 draft a
formal invitation TO the "brave gen
erai -
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-11
A HOTEL FIRE.

The Cadillac. at Dc,totr. seorched to the
Extent ~ $500.
DErEou, Oct. l0.-lne guests At the
Cadillac this morning ate their rasher
OF bacon and drank their coffee 70 the
humm.ng of the drive wheels of fire
engines, aud listened 20 the hoarse cries
OF rhe hremen who were extnguishng
q blaze on the third floor of the hotel
The whole upper portion of the hotel
was filed with smoke from tine fire.
It originated from the x tchen flUeS.
When the alarm was gwen AZ
O'Clock, most of the guests We're
zap, and tncy w,re ASSUMED that the
h.aze would amount Co nothing. There
was u5 panic, and after Watching the
trsmen cHoppng mp tine floors tor q
while the guests went down 90 break
fast. and fhc business Ot the hotel went
OF as though nothing were happening.
The blaze wa. put ont by BabcOckeN-
t.ngnnncrs, and engines I and ,, but
roi before damage % the extent IF
S>UJ was done.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-11
POLICE AND FIRE.
Transactions or the Commissioners
Nc.terlaT Afternoon.

Trarssrfions ~ The Conmissi0ners
yceters,v Afternoon.
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soaeIs ne.4 tn-iF regular meeting
vesteriav.and commissioners LOctigert,
More. .T.eiralt we're present. Commun,ca-
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