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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-03-20
CONSUMPTION SURELY CURED.

To the Editor: Please inform your
readers that have positive remedy for
the above named disease. By its timely
use thousands of hopeless cases have been
permanently cured. I shall be glad to
send two bottles of my remedy FREE to
any of your readers who have consump-
ton if they will send me their express
and post Office address. Respectfully, T.
A. SLOCUM. NJ. c., 1871 Pearl St., n. Y.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-03-20
DISTRICT COURT.

The March term of District Court op-
ened Tuesday with Judge Farmer and
full list of jurors. The Judge delivered
charges to both juries, and the petit jury
was dismissed until this morning when
the case of Boynton Furnace Co.. VS.. s.
G. Clark s. Co., will be taken up. w.
B. Mitson was appointed foreman of the
grand jury. 1t is expected that the term
will be a short one. About 40 scholars
from the public school were present and
witnessed the work of the court in actual
Sc ssio.
There are 80 civil cases on the calen-
dar. The following is the list and their
disposition on the preliminary call Tues
day noon:
Coleman VS., Cook and Jones, contin-
ued.
Mollison vs.. estate of Eliza A. Mills,
trial by court.
Hay VS.. Crane, trial by court.
Paul VS.. Craig, to be tried by court IN
vacation.
Cameron vs.. G. NJ. & St. P. r. R. Co.,
continued.
Cameron VS.. C. NJ. & St. P. R. R. Co.,,
continued.
Boynton Furnace Co. VS.. Clark s. Co.,
trial by jury this morning.
King VS.. Richards and Burden, trial by
court.
c.. St. P. s K. G. R R. Co. VS.. Wheat
Hall and Stimson, continued.
Ware VS.. Easton, trial by court in va.
cation.
Smith Mid. Pur. Co. vs.. Engle & Co.,
trial by court.
Reiser Us. &. NJ. & St. P. R. r. Co.,,
probably s-.,r
Blyton an trial by jury.
Guthrie ,. '>'son. trial.
Crane VS.. -ialey, .judment by agree
ment for plaintiff $3.50 and costs.
Baird vs.. Tenant, trial by jury
Benzel VS. c., St. P. & K. q. r. r. Co.,
trial by jury.
Benzel VS.. c., St. P. & Z. G. R. R. Co.,
trial by jury.
Beck rs. Whitney, motion for continu-
ance.
Hayes VS.. Crane, trial by court.
Lamping Us. Geraghty, motion for con.
tinuance.
Hildebrand vs.. c., M. s. St. Paul R. R.
Co., continued.
Hoffman vs.. c., NJ. & St. P. r. r. Co.
trial by jury.
West vs.. Clark and Bedford, passed.
West vs.. Clark, passed.
Majerus VS.. Miller, trial by jury.
Whitsel vs. Austin Pressed Brick Co.,
trial by jury
Human VS.. Human ct ell, continued
and administrator appointed.
Mcknight VS.. c., NJ. s. St. P, R. r. Co.
continued.
Olberg VS.. Burns, O'MalleY and Kline,
trial by court.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-03-20
The Pansy

For March comes to our table, freighted
with pictures and stories for young folks
from eight to twelve. 1t is certainly q
charming magazine, with not line of
reading tina. the most particular Of pa
rents can object to. The subscription
price is 5 100 year, The publishers,
D. Lothrop Company, Boston, will send
sample back number on receipt of s cts.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-03-20
FAST EXPRESS TRAIN.
THE PRlZE BOX PIIZZTE,

Just invented. Pronounced the finest thing
out. 1t consists of a box containing nine bio
cks which are to be arranged according to di
rections in the box. My offer: TO the first per-
son sending solution, will give $40: to the
but purchasers will receive prizes. To pre-
vent confusion for two first prizes, date of
mailing will be considered date of soloution
Price IS cents, postpaid. AddressE. A. BLA-
KESLEY, LOmO, Neb.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-03-20

breath secured, by shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price SO cents. Nasal Injector free, Dorr 4
Void. #.665 5##5 2$ s55 & ~ &.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-03-20

WILL YOU SUFFER with dyspepsia and
liver complaints Shiloh's Vitalizer 10 guar
atnteed Is cure you. g. A. Pooler.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-03-20
CLUBBING RATES.

We can save money for our subscribers
If they will take advantage of our club:
for the year. We give the following list
as a specimen of what we can do for vou
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-03-20

J.. M. GREENMAN,
vi Attorney Of Assignee OF Mortgagee.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-19

Did you ever see the sharp, VII n.,,l,
always can he found Where large ,toTj,
OF people congregafcl Nv at,qp'ilD t..'
terday, while walking around tbro1,,
the Springs, was attracted ny a cfoglS
come twenty or more persons stan ,ip,i,
group, apparently watthn, sonets,
on the ground. Ny curiosity bec1mr,
excited walked up end took lo5k d,
myself. Seated on the ground va; ,a,be,
q genteel-lookiug yoaug fellow. Of The
Jewish nationality, with a little e.nyu
stool spread out in front Of him With Ntle
common walnuts upon +. He would
shake them up and then otter to bet from
rs cents up to SO that noone could mana
the walnut with the bead under 1t.
Well, it looked very easy to name Tia
lucky walnut, aud numerous young ie-
lows tried 1t with such poor success tia.
the shai per soon hauled 10 several d..
lars in silver. When the crowd became
too large he would pick UP his traps Gal
move on to another spot, and woa so0q
have snother crowd OF fellows tanEiea,
to make money fist) around bin.
Another fellow, no doubt partner, had ,
another game, consisting Of small
wooden frame, something similar to !
gallows, piece OF string susgel,ei
from the end, with round wood tsl
attached, while a small wooden b.oCs, 10
the shape OF cone, was placed fiti ID
the centre below. You had AZ 0ppo,.
tunity by paying 25 cents OF Whining IS,
If you knocked the cone down. II lob.
ed easy, but II wasn't. 1t was liis al
games Of chance, enc for the Slatu iti
ninety mine for the hacker. The ulals
ger on being told OF these fellows IolLss
had them ordered from the grounds.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-19

EAsToN, Pa, July ia telephone
message wss received at police head
quarters this ait rnoon that daring
highway robbery had besn committed at
Chain Dam, and that peddler, who was
threatened with two pistos pointed az
his head, was the victim.
Chief Tilton and Detective Simons
started on foot up the Lehigh and Sus-
Quehanna Railroad track about three
miles and secreted themselves in watch
shanty. Shortly afterwards they noticed
two men hurryihg along, whom they
recognized as Charles Crater aud Charles
Grether, both burglars and ex-conv!cts
who were recently released from impri-
sonment, the latter fiom the Eastern
Penitentiary.
TIE officers sp.anz upon them, over
powered them and then searched them.
Each was found 10 have loaded seven
shooter, considerable OF the ptddler's
plumber and other articles which are sup
posed 10 have teen the result of house
robbery.
The robbers, who are both young men,
were committed to jail. About three
years ago these two men made dec
perate attampt to xii the above officers,
who arrested them for robbery, for which
they we're sentenced aud served two and
three years respectively.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-19

Mrs. Irwin Thomas OF Philadelphia is
visiting friends in this city.
Miss Carrie Daring, is sojourning at
tie Howard Farm near ElktoD.
Willard Hall Porter, ESQ.,, Miss Annie
May Farra, Mr.. and Mrs. George Bro lie
have gone to Atlantic City for few
days recreation.
Mrs. Elizabeth Denny, Mrs. saille All.
rich and Mrs. Emmett Robinson OF this
city went to the Brapdywine Summit
Canp yesterday.
William n, Mccormick and family
will leave Tomorrow for Brandywint
summit Camp, where they Will remain
until after camp.
Last week Joseph Nj. Vandever. o.
Dagdale, Chester county, Pa, veteran
of the I'd Delaware Regiment, was grant
Cd pension OF s. per month, and bach
pay amounting to $500.
Rev. L. HeytingeF, of Clifton, Della
were county, has been appointed by thu
Bishop to preach and administer til,
| Holy Communion In St. Luke'B Eplsco
pal Church, Cha1d'e Ford, once month
John G. Hoov n, manager of the En-
| ployers' Liability Company, visited gu
city,to day. iile is looking after the In
terests OF his company, and bids fair Il
extend It's usefulness.
Mrs. Chas Lum, Miss Hester jone
and Miss Josie Biggs left Midlletown OIL
Wtdnt sdsy Tor AL extended trip to Colo
RADIO and the West.
The Rev. r. III. Adams win favor hi
congregation on Sunday morning a
Middletown with sermon on 1.-THE In
fluence Of Sabbath School Instruction O
the Church OF the Future"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-19

Shortly alter O'Clock last eysnr,
Frank W. Prettyman, cArpeutY en-.
ployed by the p, w. Il b. Railroad Com.
pany, was badly injured az the uui Of
French street. PrettIm4G tal bea
working at tho West Yard Aui lo,e Wy
on an engine, When lie unlsn2o& TO
get OF he fell, breaking hi, AtN lys.
He Was removed to the residence o. ls
trother-ia-law, WIN. Z, sIcox, win
wi ON he boarded At NJ. ji2 Wa'rG.
street, whore he was attended ~ aEay-
stefan. This morning he Mas fF';i-I
quietly.
About II o'clock last night John G.s'
son, u freight conductor on the + ".
IL Is. Railroad, was caugh. te.Weel tsl
cars ut the West Yard aud badly L.
Jured. He was engaged In mskIug " a
train when his head was csu9h, between
two bumpers, infiicting an u!g wound
back OF one Of his ears. After hcl.
brought to this city aud attend 4 by DE-
teetiye JoGes, no was removed 10 b
home In Philadelphia
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-19

CuEYENHE RIVER AGENCY, Dab. July
Is Tho Council met tbs morning as
usual. General Crook finally stopped
further discussion by sending for the
rolls, and inyi ed such Indians as wished
to sign to do so. Chasing Grow stepped
forward and said that he was in favor OF
the hlll, a, touched the pen.
This was ile signal for an angry out
hurst from the Cherry Creek band, who
began TO crowd around the table where
ia" rolls were spread out. Two painted
Indians sprang to the front, one brandish-
ihs 1t large crab. and tfreatened u
brain any one who signed. General
Crook seed near with his hand on a
heavy chair, prepared to knock the In
dian at The first hostile demonstration
when the latter was ar. ested by the 20
Ice AMI hurried out of the pavilion.
Gen. Crook then spoke iorcibly for a
few moments. He wanted It distinctly
underato d that those who chose to sigi
would be p erected. This effectively 81.
leabed the disturbance. Signatures were
takru rap!!ly for an hour and are con,
tinuing slowly There were 100 who had
signed up to p. IN.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-19
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Killed Vim s,.lf a. tl.e I.nrher,s.

NEW YoRg, July ls.--Heras!d Mohar,
II years old, crezy hatttr, comm ttru
suici IN barber shop ii 4Ti Grand
street this mcrnHg.
II walked INTO The barber sh0p anp4r-
emily iutent on having his face clearly
shaven AMI the tarheg indicated the chair
he desired i.inl - occupy.
Mohsr Iai1 10 atttutlcn 10 The wave of
the barber's hand, but walked over to the
ledge on whi1h the ralors rested. He
picked mp Ole Of tse.p, open Il It calmly,
glanced down the edge, felt OF the sharp
steel with his nugCrs and then, before
the horror stricken customers or the ter
riiied BARRIERS could interfere, lie DIR. "
the keen blade across his throat with q
quick, firm slash.
Tho razor san; far In tine flesh and the
blood epuitcl ia i!ttie streams over the
ledge, towels, !a'ler cups and mirrors,
llt Tho hand drawing the blade never
4 fs}trrtG until lie hal finished ana the
steel Lad -rs Ae,l the spinal co,uu u. No
| Until the hr;ll WIS almost severed from
the Trnuk did he re3inqLish his grasp oa
the handle. 1Len Moaar tell dead t.
the floor.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-19

HAzLrIoS, Pc, July 1s.-To.day al
neon MIS-. Luke NeGraw was found in
her home b. heighb2rs in dying condi.
ton. sie was lying on lounge and had
been scalded by boiling water.
shc said that she had heen lying tina,
pay since Tuesday, when her husband,
WHO was drunk, pourel ~ kettle of boil.
Ing water OVER her. Tie flesh on her
limits AID arms had become black. Nc.
Cra% had not summoned any one.
He simply let her lay in this terrible
eoadttlea Ihe couple have been IN the
habit OF sua -gel.iug when the man was
drunk, and the neighbors paid no atten.
tion when they heard noises on Tuesday,
but became apfrehensive when they did
not see Mrs. McGraw around for couple
OF days, and entered the house.
A doctor was summoned aud he pro.
nounced her case hope ess, as she Is az
elderly woman. There was much ex.
element in town when the discovery
was made.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-19

BURLINGTON, y. j., July 1s.-A pecu-
liar accident occurred this afternoon
while a funeral procession was moving
up Broad street to st. Paul's Cemetery.
The hearse, containing the remains OF
James One IL, was near the railroad,
when passenger train coming up the
track frightened the horses to snch an
extent that they became unmanageable
and ran away, demolishing the learse
and hurting the coffin into the street.
causing great CONSERVATION and horror
among the mourners. Fortui ately, tht
collin was uninjured. After procuring
smother hearss the procession moved td
the place Df internent In safety, when
the last sad rites were performed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-19

NEW YopK, JHly l3.--f. A. FERRIS &
Co, provision dealers, dis over, Il that
groceIs were selling their goods who had
not purchased anything from them.
Detectives were employed, and yesterday
they arrested August Fisher AND George
Lacsy, beth drivers for Ferris q Co. The
former hiss heeu twenty-five y,ars aud
tGe latter thirteen years IN the employ
ueRt Of the hfm. l. ,cey admitted TO In
sasetor Byrues that he had been etealin
On au average 81 worth OF hams week
for the last three years. b tn men'i
the!ts amount to q, coo or $1,000. They
toe the hams from the store aud sod
them to grocers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-19
sullivan En- Route to Montreal.

UTICA, N. Y, July IA special from
ogdensburg says that John L. Sullivan,
accompanied BY William Muldoon, pass
ed down tine ST. Lawrence this morning
on the Royal Main Line steamer Pass
port, en- route to Montreal. During the
boats brief stop at Prescott, Muldoon
handed a despatch TO q hotel man there
to be sent to Montreal that suite OF
rooms be prepared for the party on their
arrival. 1t was supposed that Sullivan
was on the steamer Spartan and large
crowds assembled at points all along the
Park there were 500 disappointed people
collected.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-19

The Repair Committee OF the Board oil
Education has held meeting, and has
made the following awards for repslrs to
school hons S;
Brick wall-No. Q school, Candy Cox,
slC0.
Tn roois-Nos. Z, 10 and Ii schools,
James F. Wool X Co., respectively
t167. 50, S223.4G, S22S.iG
Five Argus stoves-William F. Robin.
sos. .75.
Papering-NO. Il school, George W.
COOLEY, $3.50; No. Ia. b. Jones, $50
Sd; No. 0, George w. Goodlcy, 81. lGi
No. ., A. B. Joues, SIS. 80
PAinting-Rooi OF Ne. 90 scloo', VIM.
Valentine, So; rcois OF Nos, =, aud /;
schools, Nutter st Bayliss, $s3 30; insid,
No. school, Nh ter s. Bayli.s, $50; ont
SIDE No. Is school, Nutter II Bayliss, tGE
inside AID outside No. 2 school, Mutt
* BAyliss, Si95; outs de No. 10 school
Nutser y Rayliss, GIL; No. 5 zen, o!
Tlghmsn Dahner, avs; No. schoo'
Nntter ~ Bayllss, sal2; No. 8 schGol
| 1iighman Danre-, 81; No. school
Nh ter s; Baylss, S2l3; inside ali,
out"lie No. II school, 1 gilman Danner
| fI4j
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-19

Special Tram and Reduced Rates to
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti-
more railroad.
The repres NATION OF the Fall OF Baby
lon, now bling presented at Fo epaugh's
Park, Germantown Junction, Philadel-
phla, is not only realistic reproduction
vi the destruction OF the Inflated city,
but the other features with which the
p I'ormanre is embellshel, as the attack
on the walls, the sports aud games of the
people. including running and chariot
races, are well worth seeing. The entire
performance Is beautiful and artistic
lece Of work.
For the ocneflt Of the residents Of VIII
miugton aud Chester who desire TO attend
! the representation, the Philadelphia VII
[ mInetpn AMI Baltimore Railroad Com
pany will IN Saturday, July 20, run a
| slec al train to Germantown Junction
| Philadelphis, leaving Wilmington So
| p. N. and Gle ter I.05 p. II. Fore
paugh'a Park Is but . few squares from
uiermanto in Junction and coaches will
be In waiting to transfer passengers With
ont charge, to and from the train.
I Excursion tickets, Including admission
to the per o:mance aud the use o.
specially Reserved seats In the grand
pavilion will bs sold at Sl.iO from
Wilmington and 81 90 from Chester. The
special train returning will leave German
town Junction about $50 p, IN. arriving
in Wilmington about ll.30. No ont
should lo4e this opportunity TO witness d
beautiful and Instructive spectacle.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-19
.FlFlH edition



,.a a latal accident hsppcnei abou, :, !,
O'Clock yesterday morning In 1s y .
SHOPS OF the Harlem Il HAN, ls DOLE,
company. Michael Mcgsbon a. i ts"otih
man named John Burnside wsre no. , 1la9sAt,
eteel boiler plate, shout f"., 'e ".lng 1
weighing about l.SU1 pnura, 'ne aud
block and fall. 1t was fast, "iA .
hook OF the fall with an eysIoi.' |" Tie
through rivet hole, and a. 4, ~. ps'sed
nos c the bolt broke and il bG oeas
men, McMahon received Il, t,g y lie
on his chest and stomach, and wa w. ,'0iea
crushed. DIR, Bleeksom ana WI, ~ yei'Y
sician were called, bat could 4, paI'
'or tile unfortunate man, All la Is
about two hours after, sulier,n,, 49,,
The last rites of the Catholic ns.,tNh
which the deceased was A menu, W. 4
administered by Father Lyons 81 az !,
Peters Pro- Cathedral. " IT.
The residence OF tie deceased v,,.
Rising Sun, but during ea.b vst
spent his time with his agel na,ls,
siding at No. 1900 Reed s1rf wt.n
the past two years has hreu ca,fs.5S.
her bed. lie cooked her ;a.,n-, ~
carefully attended to all her 49, VA
going to his work 10 tie morp'tv III vi
Sabbath was spent with bis iami,g 49,,
sisting OF a wife and several elri,pr !,
Rising Sun. Immediately after ie 90, -, /"
hurt he asked to be taken n N; l,Ts
but his injuries were OF such A tG,1.,
that 1t was impossible to l.io,e lin n,
was about 30 years OF dye mi Id Mn,
trious, softer man. tLur''y .r4r Il,
death the remains were tgkeI, 10 ii. a.,
residence aud Corooer Gamble pa,,6sg
A Jury waa summoned aul an inQuse
Will be held at . O'Clock til. afeuo@
Burnside, although badly hurt, m1psgs,
to walk to his home at No. Ill walSS,
street, but this morning was couGlUi +,
his bed. y"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-19
A KesponsIbIe Company

The unfortunate circumstances con
Dtcted with the death Of John s. Brady
an old and trusted employe Of the Jessut
It Moore Paper Company, Is revived by
The payment on the part of the En-
ployers' Liability Assurance Corporation
Of the sum OF one thousand dollars,
being the amount OF an accident policy
he b Mr.. Brady In the above corpora
ton. The beneficiary under the policy
Miss sal!ie c. Brady, daughter Of tht
deceased. being minor 1t became neces-
sary TO appoint guar ilan, and although
the corporation was ready 10 settle a
once they could not secure proper re
lsafe until this legal form was arranged
The corporation has shown by It's actio,
that It's methods OF doing business ar,
prompt and honorable, aud is therefor
worthy of every confidence.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-19

You should see our hot
weather underwear bargains

You should see our hot
weather underwear bargains
Too much rain for a good
parasol season-if you can
find enough sunny days to
make them Of u.s. here's your
chance. ~. F.
A few plain satin, blue and
garnet changeaele paraso!s
we have sold ell season for
$3.50 and S1.75. They Ill
go to IS cents.
All tie So IS and s275
ones to 81.
Al he fancy stripes, MORE
and plain paraso!s which
were 81 and 50, go to S. %,
Some of these have yer,
choice sticks.
All OF cur v,ry inesi
stripes ard plaids nearly one
third off. --==-
Al OF our plain black sat
in parasols, long sticks, thai
were 81 25, go to 81.
81 fooy, front.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-19

The Municipal Court this morning vS
SO SHINY attended and tatre wtIe 50 few
prisoners that 1t looked as il tile 'ouIls
had taken day of, resolving TO be s0lsi
for that time.
David I. Martin and William F. MAJ.
ming were brought in by Otilcer Merrl't'!
for drunkenness, and were hnad q all
costs each. Martin claimed Ia bail iFe4
Laurel, but that did nor save him,
NJ, Sloman, arraigned yesterday morn
Ing for selling goods without license am
remanded until this morning, was leli
by the court that II he YVES resident q
the city he had right to mahulat'ai9
his own goods and peldle them II h''
sales did not amount u q 009. lac esa'
Was dismissed,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-19

Attorney General Clapp, OF Minnesota,
has furnished Governor Nerriam with an
opinion upon the John Day Smith law to
regulate executions. He pronounces II
constitutional. The law will GO into
effect to-day, when Albert Bulow will 10
hanged at Little Falls. The law provides
that no newspaper shall be represented
at executions and that no paper shall
print any facts about them except the
hour OF occurrence. II 10 stated that the
newspapers have arranged 10 print ex-
tended reports.
After being submitted to thorough
fumigation and disinfeeting processes, tn
572 Storage passengers OF the stesmshi p
Westersland were landed at Castle Gar
den yesterday. Mathilde Gosw, the Ara
bizn woman, who was discovered to be
suffering from Sun all-pox on board the
vessel, is detained at the hospital on
North Brothers Island, while her husband
and child are ON 5winburne Island.
At n Council of 10 Chiefs of the Chip
pcwss or Bad River Reservation yester-
day Red Cloud, Black Bird and others
stated their many grievances to Capt
Leahy, United States Indian Agent They
want Sl25, 900 annuities with back dues
owed them by the Government and will
send delegates to Washington to urge
their claims.
II has been decided by the Secretary Of
the Treasury that so-called sausAges, con.
sisting OF flnely-shopped pork, encased In
. skin and enclosed in air-tight tins, are
not entitled TO free entry by assimilation
To bologna sausages, but are properly
classified Is prepared meats" dutiab.e
OF the rate oil rs per cent. ad yalorem.
A horse ran away In Concord, New
Hampshire, yesterday and threw the
occupants OF the carriage, four women,
to the ground. Mrs. A. Willis had bei
shoulder broken. Miss Sarah Moves
pose was torn from her face and she re-
ceived internal Injuries. The Others
escaped with bad shaking up,
The Lehigh coal beavers at Superior,
Wis, struck on Wednesday afternoon
for 30 cents per hour. The striker
passed from the Lehgh to the othei
decks, and in all cases induced the men
to quit
The boiler In the planning mill OF the r
V. Stone Lumber Company, at Chicago
exploded Thursday morning, blowing the
building into fragments and killing thret
men.
The Secretary of the Treasury will ash
the Attorney General for an opinion Al
TO the right of Chinese TO pass In transit
through the territory Of the United
States.
DIR. Mellow, the slayer of Captain Daw
son, was yesterday expelled from tn,
South Carolina Medical Society at spe
| cial meeting in Charleston.
Typhoid fever, caused by impure water
is reported prevalent at Path Valley, neal
Cumberland, Penna. Several deaths hav,
occurred.
Rev. DIR. Scott, the Presidents father.
in-law, who has been quite sick for sew
eral days, was able to sit up yesterday.