davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29
Railroad Men Meet with an Accident.

BATAVIA, O., June 2S.-A serious ac-
cident occurred on the OHIO * North
western railroad one mile east OF here
tins evening, passenger tram being
thrown from the track by the wash
ing ont OF culvert caused hv
heavy rains. Receiver Samuel Hunt
General Passenger Agent Rhodes
Conductor Kan and several oihcr-
were injured. Receiver Hunts inlur-
les are sad to be dangerous. The
officials hurt We're on a tour of inspec-
ton OF the road
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29

The bill 10 allow agricultural sOcie,
ties to extend the term of their cor
pOrate existence has passed both
houses.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29

The substitute Senate Election bill
passed during the last hours.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-28

leneza z krolowa sam bur-
mistrz. Wyszedf zatem z Ma
rynka, dzls krolowa, pod reke
re sail do ogrodu, dokad po-
loneza W tewarzy.twie straay
z pochcdniami prowadzif. Byf
to ola medawneJ piastunki "a
szczyt niesfychany, gniewa}o
ia lednak ME mafo. le W
Gsrbsalu mieszkajacy ksiale
byf wiasnie " podrozy; on to
BOWEN bylby poloneza rozpo-
czat. Czy burmistrz czuf SIG u.
'zczesl wieny, tege nikomu ME
powiedziaf. Pc rozmaitych
zwrotach wrocili do sail, gdz;e
Pfotke Marynke posadzcno
ma tronis i honory skfada6 i'm
poczeto. Ze jej to sch.ebiato,
ME potrzeba wcale powiada6,
przecie2 byfoby to schlebiafo
i kazde) innej. Marynka je-
dnak2e zapominajac 0 :zeczy.
wlstosei swege chwilowcgo
wyniesienia, postanowifa nigdy
ME wracat do s&uzby i nigdy
obcego lie jadae ckleba, ale
by zas to urzeozywistniG, sa-
dzlfa, ze nile ma innego srod-
ka procz korzystnego zames-
Ella.
W huczrej zabawie ma sail
jedyny jedeu msaczyzua ME
brat udziaiu, z twarzy lego
wyczyta6 byfo mozaa rozpacz,
gniew zadzs zemsty. Byf
nim polier Leopold. ze Plot
ka krolem zostaf, wystarcza-
10 JUL do wzbudzenia n:ena
wisci, widoA zas lego ma tro-
ME obok Marynki w bfyszcza.
Gym stroju do wsciekiosci 60
przyprowadzaf. Przysiagt vice
W duchu zemste ~straszliwa
predict czy pozpiej.
Oprocz n'ego byf jeszcze ma
sail drugi mezczyzna paiajaey
menawiscia do P}otki. Z ra-
doscia uwaza1 on, jak Leo
pold coraz wjecej sic zapala,
ra nienawlscl jego pocza}
budowae wiasne plany.
Leopold dotad tylko z kata
sail sledzil okism Marynke i
uwazaf ma ho}dy bogatej milo
dziezy, ktoryml krolowa ota-
czano. Kiedy jednakze skutki
VIVA PREY tronie coraz wieksza
wzbudzafy wesofose, nabraf i
on serca, ably sic zblizyG. Sta
nawszy pred tronem wyiakaf
ola formy przepisana grzecz-
nose, ale Marynka, zajeta bo-
gatymi pochlebcami wcale ma
nlego ME zwazafa. Jeana z
pan honorowych szepne]o Jsj
do ucha, ably Leepoldo vi COS
przec.u& odpo vied2iafa, ale Ma
rynka sic tylEo rozsmiata i Lie
spojrzawszy ma nieyo, rozpo-
czeta wesofe 2arty q boyaty-
mi.
(Ciag daisy nastapi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-28
al W ulicaoh miasta.
Ktos cslnis wystrzelit i 20
stat kroiem.

~oNS SOAAAV
stat kroiem. 9
- Kto3 to jest? kto to jest?
= pytano, ale trldno byfo
ma to pytanis odpowiedzlec,
gdy3 zbite nlasy ludu otacza-
iy strzelcow. Odpowladano
wprawdzie, ale tylko ma do
mysf, gdya Mkt ma pewno ME
wiedziaf.
Depiero wyseki Iukssz wy
szsdf ze swym chorem ma o.
twarty plac, a pc nalszytem
otrabieniu i obebnieniu zawo-
fal:
- Mo;ci panowis i panic,
oglaszam publicznie wszem
webec i ka2demu z osobna,
lie kr5lem kurkowym zostaf
szlaehetny obywatel / rybak z
profasyi, pan MARGIN Pfotka!
Teraz me tyiko trabY i beb-
ny, ale i ma wzgorzu usta wio-
ne mozdzierze z%agrzmiafy
wsrod rozdzierajacsgo uszy O.
krzyku tfumow. Gdyby RE
czywisty, prawdziwy kr6l zja-
vii sic u Gerbsalu, zapswne
ME byfoby lyle wrzasku i ha-
fasu. Zdawafo sic, jakeby
wszystkich obywatel, spotkafo
szczescie. Chfopaki grzechota-
Ii, dzlswczeta wrzeszczafy, II
starry z usmiechem radosci
podawali sobie rece.
Lecz stojmy! ME wszysey
podzlelali to weselej, byf tam
BOWEN takze wyjatek. Jak u.
osobienie nieszczeseia stat ma
boku polier Leopold, zgrzytai
zsbaml, zacisnaf piescie, a 20
sjnych ust wyrywafy sic klat,
wy, "a klqtu ami.
Tymczasem nowego krela
ubrano W krolewskie szaty i
ozdebioao dlugim srebrnym
iahcuehem, ktery !s1lkakretnie
okoio RAMON owiniety jeszcze
spadaf 20 kelana i calego re-
brem pokrywai. Me bylo to
wprawdzie wygednie, ale ma
der wspauiale. Ztad tel nieje-
den sarkaf W duchu, Re ME
bogaczewi, tylko biednen1u ry-
bakowi sic szczescie usmlech-
nefo.
Jednak2e general strzelecki
ME dbajac o to, przystapif do
krola i skloniwszy sic zawe-
zvaf go, ably wediug davnego
zwyczaiu obrat sobie krolowe.
Plotka, czyniae zakfad z Le-
opoldem, ME myslat ma pra-
VIDE, lie zostanie krolem, "a
mierzaf tylko re swego pre-
ciwnika zazartowaG. Me umiaf
sic z strzelba obchodzic tax
dobrze, jak ze siecia i wiecior-
kami, Ztad tel, kiedy go, iak
to mowia, Slope szczeseie spot
kafo, na]prod ME wledzial, co
sic Z MIN dzieje. Wnet jednak-
he nabraf stosownej k"olew-
skiej powagi | czynif, jak gdy-
by wcale ME dziwif sic tym
oznakom uszanowania, Jake
mu eddaia.
Wezwany do obrania kr6lo-
wei, spolrzat dumnle pc clsna-
cych sic naprzod pannsch.
Och! jakto niejedEej b~fyszcza-
ce usmiechafy sic oczeta do
niego! Prawle mowily do ME
60: WEI mnie, kochaG Gle "a
to bede! Ale Piotka pomny
danego przyrzeezenia Marynce,
q zreszta praguac ma close u
czyniG Leopoldowi, rzekf sill
nym gfosem:
Panic generate! Maple
knie]sza parma z cafego mia
sta, Marynka, corka Urbana,
bedzie krolowa!
General sklonif sic znowu j
wydaf rozkaz, ably konny ku-
ryer n%atychmiast wyjechaf i
urzedowo krolowej oznajmil
jej n%om:nacya. Wprawdzie z
ust do ust nOVina IA dohiaga.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-28

lECkO
Powiest ObyczaJowa naszych
czas6w.
(Ciag dalszy)..

cZaSOW.
(Ciag dalszy)..
- Chodz, Marynke! - Ia
wo1at Leopold - zebaczysz,
ie dis bede krolsm, q ty kro-
Iowa.
Narynka mic ma to ME Cd
powiedziaia, tylko ujawszy ped
ramle Leopolda, udafa sic z
MIN ma miejsce, gdzie dis
miaf los rozstrzygnae, kto be-
die przez rok nastepay kro,
lem kurkowym W Gerbsalu.
Hrabia tymczasem, przez
Marynke odepchniety, zabia
kali sic zatopiony W myslaeh
W zakretach parku.
= Jakiz Fly Ouch podszep-
mai mi = rzekf sam do sic.
bic - abym tn PREY teJ ull
cy zamieszkaf i pospolltowaf
sic z tymi ludzmi. z clemnych
domysfow, k.ore mimo mel
wolf przykufy mnie do Maryn-
XII i mularza, mic jednak ME
wyniknie. So to tylko fanta-
Eye. Music sic ztad oddalie,
music pomiedzy jnnymi "a
m;eszkae ludzmi.
= Coz mi. pomogto? -
mowif po mafej przerwie da-
lei - PletNa przeczytaf ksia&-
Ike, a se on jest g1upim pecz-
ciwcem, czego JUL dowiod}, to
tel zapewne zrobi Z tego uzy-
tex, sxoro odurzenie kierma-
szowe przeminie.. Lecz
mogfoym uciee "a grantee!
Ia mysl podobafa mu sic
najwiecej. Szybke vice po-
blegf do domu i ufozyf re
czy, ktore ehciat zabrac re
SODA. Wsrod ukfadania Jednak-
ae lima mysl przeszfa mu przez
glove.
Me - r7ekf do siebia
= uciekaG ME potrzeba, cby-
ba W na]gerszym razle. Mu-
siaibym tenn samem zrzec sic
wszystkich planow. Jezll Plot
ka dotad niczego ME rozga
dat, to mozna go ubiedz. Nam
JUL nie)edno na SVEN sumie-
niu, nieehby to do tego sic
przyiaczyio. Zazdrost sreszta
Lsopulda jest mi teraz bar
do IA reke. Mole i palca ME
bede potrzebowaf ruszye, ably
sic pozbye Ptotki. Teraz marsz
ma strzelnice! Trzeba podsfu-
chac, czy czasem ludzle o tel
sprawie czego ME wiedza.
Zywo pobiegf, wm1eszat sic
pomiedzy funny i niezadlugo
upewnlt sic, lie Piotka mic
jeszcze ME zdradzif. Ale do
mys!af sic, lie to pc uroczy
stosci k1ermaszowej bezwatpie-
MIA nastapl.
Porzuciwszy tfum udaf sic
mad wode Tu stafa fawka, ma
ktorej siadiszy puscif myslom
wodze. Podnios]szy oczy, 20
baczyl pred SODA kosciol, W
ktorym odbywafo sic wieczo.
rem nabozenstwo. Powazne to-
ny organow i spiew zgroma-
dzonego ludu dochodzil al
detad l mleszat sic z okrzy-
kami wesofego tfumu ma strzel-
nley.
Widok swiatyni pahskiej ma
kazdym ezfowieku wywiera
wraaenie, a dis wywar1 TEN
wieksze ma hrabi. Czuf on W
tel chwili jakis nieopisany po-
Gag do koseiofa, ezu1 W sercu
potrzebe zwrocenia sic z do
tychczasewej drogi. Sumienie
jego by1o petne brudu i kafu,
a wiedziaf, ze tam W tel swis-
tyni Jest zrodfo, W ktoremby
mogf swe sumienie obmyG.
Ale jake trudna mu byla
peprawa, a miano wicie teraz,
kiedy .iego zbrodnie miaty bye
lada chwile odkryte. Jak
ezfewlek, ktory wygnany z
,uc:,, .lns l ,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-28

HS JAW ~N ~
nice bedzie.
- Ale ME tylke homer die
was - oaezwaf sic jakis gfos
niewiesci - lscz i ola naszej
ul;cy. Nigdy, przsnlgdy tego
ME bywaie.
= To prawda. potwierdzifa
lima, tegu ME bywato.
l nazwaf Marynke nal
kiepnisjsz9! = mo"ita Barbara
plaezsc z radosci - ach! }ak
mi bfogo ma sercu! Cafy SWAT
bym usoiskafa!
= | ia tel! - szepneia jej
uszczasliwioua Marynka.
- Kuryer jedzie! z drogi!
- zawofano.
Sfyszac to, zwrociii wszyscy
oczy W strone, zkad kuryer
przybywa}. Kilka przyjaciofek
Barhary zbllzyio sic do Ma
rynki, ably bye jej pomocne
mi, gdyby omdlnfA z radosci.
Ais W tym punkcie grubo sic
pomyl'fy. Narynka ME okaza
la ami sladu omdlenia.
zbity tfum ciekawych roz,
stapii sic "a zblizeniem kury-
era. On zas nadjechawszy, ze-
skoczyf z konia, przykleknaf i
oznajmif wybor Ma krolewa,
proszac W imienlu krola 0 Cd
powlsda, czyli przyjmuje go
dnosS.
Marynka z godnoscia praw-
dziwej %krolowej powstata, O.
swiadczajac swe s%zczescie, lie Z
krolsm dzielic mo&e truly RIA
dow. Potem zwrociia sic do
matki.
= Jutro koronacya - re-
kfa z pospiechem julio os-
mel wieczorem rozpocznie sic
bal koronacyjny, czas pony
slec o s',kni i potrzebach;
chodzmy do domu.
Utica Gofebia byfa dis suto
lllumlnowana, q mianowicie
dom Urbana b1yszczaf koloro
wemi lampami cd CORY do do
fu. Wrzawa, hafas, krzyki je-
dzenle / p.cie trwafe do poi-
neJ nocy.
q brzaskiem dnia zgr,madzi-
fy sic wszystkie niewiasty z
ulicy Go}ebiej, wediug wczo-
ra]szej umowy, ably odspiewaG
krolowej poranna serenade.
Dzien ten zeszedf ma jedze
niu, plclu. spacerach i podeb-
nych waznych zatrudnieniach
Dzlewczata tymczasem misfy
pefno zajecia. Ubior wpraw-
die JUL byf przygotowany W
skrSyni lub s%zafie, ale 20 wst4z.
kami, tasiemkami, kwiataml
na kapelusze byfo biegania
bez knnca.
Najwieksza sale W miescie
przeznac1one ma sale balowa.
Ale i dziesiee takich sal byte.
by ledwo starczyfo, taxi byl ma
piyw, choeiaz ka1dy p}acif ia
lara wstepnego. Ktokolwiek
miaf talara i jake tako porzq-
dny ublor, ten odbywaf piel
grzymke do sail, a jezli tam
sic JUL ME mogl dostaG, to
przynajmniej wchodzif do O.
grodu. Ztad pred wleczorem
Juz sala byfa pelna, a ogrod
byf ludzmi nabity.
Muzykanc, JUL zebrari ma
swych chorach, a ebok tronu
ola krolo i krolowej uwija sic
dworska, ezyll krolewska sfuz.
ba, wszystko w b!afych reka-
wiczkach i czarnych frakach.
Nyznaczeni do tego strzelcy,
odznacza]qcy sic orderem stree
leckim czerwon9 kokarda, sta
nowili straz honorowa i utrzy-
mywall porzadek.
Traby zabrzmiafy, ketty "a.
huczafy i ma sale weszli kro]
z krolowa z Gala swita, uda'
JAG sic ku tronowi.
Tll- - C-- -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-28
WSZELkIE
ZELASTWA
Kto pragnie kupic towarow
zelaznych, niechaj pamieta lie u
R } Cone CO.

molina znalezc najlepszy wy
Dor pc cenach na]tanszych W
pofudniowej Minnesota. Nasze
zapasy obejmuja wszystkle no.
we wynalazki i polepszenia u
narzedzi stolarskich i lnnych
porzadk6w, oraz wielki wybor
artykufow potrzebnych PREY
budowie j gospodarstwie, tu-
dzie2 wszelkich przedmiot6w,
uzywanych przez kowali l bla-
charzy, da]ej a%iezmiernq ilost
artykufow, ktGcych W zadnym
innym sztorze W tenn miescie
znalez6 ME MONA.
4 pr%zyjemnescia ka2demu
poka2emy nasze towary kaa.
diego jaknauprzeJmiej zapra-
szan:y, ably mas rac2yi odvie-
dziG.
&. B. GONE Co.,
Mr.. 81, e6, es, i 70 East End Str.
WINONA. MINN.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-28
G II U n T A
w P0lsHiej KolOnii
STURGEON LAKE

W PINE COUNTY
" lesistej Minnesota
ZIkMIA ZYZNA.
Warunki kupna bardze prey.
stepne. Wszelkich informacyj
udzieli bezplatnie Jozef
L a b e c k j, Sturgeon Lake,
Pine Co., Mum. Zwrocie ie-
daak music uwage Szan. Ro-
dakem Il nadarzs sic sposo-
bnost kupienia dobrego grun-
tn i tanio w blizkosci kolei.
Family polskich osiadfych W
ttych stronach jest okofo 20 a
te] jesieni zamierzamy budo-
vac kosci6f szkote polska.
Spleszcie sic zstem i kupui-
c'e, poki cena przystepna,
gdya wkrotce ceny psjda W
gore. Cena 4 dolary "a akler.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-06-19
News From the Fort.

FoRT Ass1NIBoINE, June 17.-Pos
trader Mccullough, assisted by his gentle
manly and efficient corps of clerks is do
ing an unusually heavy business.
A terrific wind storm visited this local
ity this afternoon.
Capt. Manley's two charming daugh
ters who have been attending college Al
Lawrence. Kansas, arrived at the For
this morning to spend the summer witt
their father.
First Lieutenant Cushman, than whom
there is no more popular and affable off
Ger in this place, will soon visit his New
York home on leave of absence.
Assistant Quartermaster Whaley Ian
guishes in widowerhood and refuses te
be comforted, and all because his wifi.
has left him-for brief visit to her folks
in the Lone Star state.
The soldiers are putting In severn
hours Of each day at target practice whicl
will continue during all of the presen
month.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-06-19

Prof. Morrison says that the carbonate
deposits of the Belt mountains are now
only beginning to be known. From,
his recent explorations, they extend fron,
Wolf Butte, circling the mountains, to
Black Butte of the Northwest, following
the porphyry contact, which is so dis
tinctly visible on this side of the range
He tells us that the same formation
which they have at Running Wolf, cir
cles around Kibby, thence to Tiger Butte
where soutilwardly it turns to iron and
gold deposits; thence around by the III,
ger mines, where he thinks the miners
have only struck the first contact. From
that point he has traced these mineral de
posits as far as the dry fork of Smith riv-
er. extending along the outskirts of the
mountains, a total distance Of 50 miles.
He found the hard carbonate distinctly
visible Oh the head Of all the forks OF
Sand Coulee. In one place especially he
found galena mixed with the hard car
donate, five miles from any recent dis.
cOVary
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-06-19
LETTERS from PEOPLE
The Town Of Glasgow Becoming an
Inviting Place.
One Of the Best Ranges in tn,
Whole Northwest.
Horse and Foot Races on the Clio
riOus Fourth.
Fort Assiniboine Not to be Outdone.
From all Along the Line.

From all Along the Line.
GLASGOW, Mont, Correspondence of the
LEADER, June II, 1ss0.-Mr. Orange Judd
4 Son, Of the Orange Judd Farmer, arriv-
ed yesterday and are today looking over
the country with a view to writing u SER
les OF articles on the advantages as al
agricultural country, possessed by the
Milk River valley, of which Glasgow is
the Gate City. Mr.. Fred Stack arrived
with his family yesterday and tomorrow
he commences
FLOWING ON HIS CLAIM.
Mr.. Kennedy Of the Falls is here with
a view to locating ranch. J.J. Kenne-
dy has already turned out 1000 head of
two-year olds between Glasgow and the
Missouri. The stockmen of the country
IRE beginning to realize that the ranges
surrounding Glasgow are unsurpassed
FOR CATTLE AND SHEEP
especially the later, being we'll watered
heavily timbered and a most luxuriant
growth of grasses covering both the hills
and bottom lands. Mr.. Lewis today broke
ground for his 25x60 store building on
Front st. The
HOTEL. is OvERCROwDED
and turns away guests every night. Tru-
~ If any point on the St. P. M. & NJ. r. r.
booming, that point is Glasgow.
II. E, G,
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-06-19

GREAT FALLS, Mont, Correspondence
of the LEADER, June 1s, 1889.-As l be
lieve some arrangements are being made
to hold horse races on the 4th of July,
would suggest that we have athletic
sports as well, and leave them open to the
state. We have some good men in tho
city who would be anxious to compete
and don't see why we should be behin'
Minnesota and Dakota in these things
among others, Il one mile and one hun
dred andtwenty hurdle race az feet hur
d]es) would come in very we'll. 1t coul'
he advertised at once SO as to give com
petitors little time for preparation; AM
would cost nothing extra except litt],
for suitable prizes. A CITIZEN.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-06-19
The Special Features

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The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-06-19
CALIFORNIA EXCURSION TICKETS
OVER THE UNION PACIFIC
RAILWAY

Until further notice California excursion tickets
will be sold on the 18th of each month from Butte
Anaconda, Garrison and Helena. These tickets
will be good GO days going, extreme limit months
from date Of sale.
Rates to San Francisco or Los Angeles via Port
land, apply via rail or steamer
Excursion tickets will be sold as follows;
To San Francisco, going via Ogden and re-
-, turning same route :......., SIS q
To San Francisco, going via Ogden, and
returning via Portland, or vice versa 80. $50 OC
To San Francisco, going via Portland, and
returning same route e................ 475 OC
To Los Angeles via Ogden and Sacramento,
and returning same route ........... $50 QC
To Los Angeles going via Ogden and Sac
rAmentO and returning via San Francis
CO and Ogden or vice versa :. ......... 49 OC
TO Los Angeles, going via Ogden and San
Francisco, returning same route. ..... e98 o.
TO Los Angeles, going via Portland and
sacramento, and returning same route $N O.
To Los Angeles, going via Portland and
san francisco, returning same route 398 O.
Tc Los Angeles, going via Portland and re-
turning via Sacramento and Ogden, or
vice versa ........................ $lO9 GO
j. A. LEWIS,
General Agent, Butte,
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-06-19
Crollin Murder Mystery!
Martin Burke of Winnipeg in the
Tolls.
Adelina Patti Probably Sung Her
Last Song.
Dogs Devouring the J0bnst0wu
Bodies.
Bismarck don't like Russia's War
Paint.


The Cronin Case
CHICAGO, June 18.-The Cronin grand
jury came into court today and reported
that W. E. Bell of the Western Union
Telegraph Co. refused to disclose the
contents Of certain dispatches deemed
necessary for the investigation. The at.
torney for the Western Union explained
that this refusal was merely formal to
fulfill the requirements Of law. An or.
der was then spread upon the records OF
the court directing the witness under
pain of contempt and commitment to jail
to prodnce any aud all messages and ca
bles, Or copies thereof in the Chicago Of
flee passing between Alexander Sullivan
Daniel Coughlin, P. 0. Sullivan, John
J Maroney and Charles Mcdonald
whether under their trne names or any
alias, or between either of these men and
any any other person or persons since the
1st of March last.
CHICAGO, June 18.-Chief of Police
Hubbard in speaking of the arrest OF
Martin Burke, in Winnipeg for complici-
ty in the Cronin murder said this morn
ing that he had a good deal more evi-
dence against Burke than had been pub
lished. He said there was not shadow
of doubt in his mind that Burke helped
to kill DR.. Cronin. The police do not say
where this information comes from, but
it is stated that friend of Burke has
"squeeled," and will accompany the Of
ficer with requisition to Winnipeg.
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The New Discovery.

You have heard your friend and neigh
bors talking about it. You may yourself
be one of the many who know from per-
sonal experience just how good a thing
it is. If you have ever tried it, you are
one Of its staunch friends because the
wonderful thing about it is, that when
once given a trial, DIR. Kings New Dis
covery ever after holds place in the
house. If you have never used it and
should be afflicted with cough, cold of
any Throat, Lung or Chest trouble, secure
bottle at once and give it a fair trial 1t
is guaranteed every time, or money re-
funded. Trial bottles free at Lapeyre
Bros. Drug Store.
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Jo,ISsrowN, June 18.-The guard at
Camp Hastings, near the Prospect Hill
burying grounds, report today that they
are having trouble with dogs that are
constantly disturbing the dead inferred
in that cemetery. Over one hundred
dogs were driven from that place last
night and several of them killed. Hasti-
ly dug graves there are shallow and dogs
have been uncovering and devouring the
bodies.
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Appointments.

WASHINGTON, June 18. The following
appointments were made today by the
presidents
Royal A johnson, surveyor general for
Oregon.
Thomas Butler, receiver of public
money at Prescott, Arizona.
Stanton G. Fisher, agent at Fort Hall
Indian agency in Idaho.
VIM. r. Bishop, agent at Khlmath
agency in Oregon.
Horatio n. Rust, agent at the Tule1
River consolidated" agency in Caliror-
MIA, embracing Hoops valley.
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BROOKLYN, June 18.-The twenty-sec-
ond annual regatta of the Columbia Yacht
club which took place over the Clubs
straig ght away course on the Hudson, was
witnessed by thousands of spectators
The deepest interest Mas taken in the re-
suit. The steamship Cyger accompanied
the Yachts over the course.
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The w. U. Absorbs the b. t. o. Telegraph

BALTIMORE, Md. June 18.-The deed
was recorded yesterday between the Bal
timore s Ohio Co., and the Western I'm
ion Telegraph Co., whereby the former
conveys to the latter all its rights, title and
interest in and to all its telegraph lines
and property Of every nature and descrip-
ton. Consideration one dollar and the
entire discharge Of the Baltimore & Ohio
telegraph 60. from the obligation to issue
six million dollar bonds provided for III
its contract with the Baltimore s. Ohio r.
r. Company
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Member of the Sioux Commission

WASHINGTON, June 18.-Lucius Fair
child, ex-commander in chief OF the
Grand Army has been appointed mem.
ber of the Sioux commission.
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THE CITY COUNCIL

Council met last evening-Mayor Fair
Webster, Clinton, Johnson, Bridges and
Hickory present.
The petition Of Taylor and others, to
have the water mains extended on 7th
street to Fifth avenue nortl, was laid on
the table to come up in its order.
Ordinance appointing park commits
sioners was postponed.
City Marshal was Instructed to clear
the sidewalk on I'd street in front OF
Murphy, Maclay g. Co.'S store.
A resolution was adopted to purchase
a suitable safe in which to keep all val
! nable city papers and documents.
Adjourned till Tuesday, June 25th.
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Alumni Grafton.

CLEVELAND, O., June 18.-The Alum
nj oration at Adelbert college was de
livered today by Senator Conger of Mich
igan. The senator is of the class OF 1e41