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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-09-19
0pn Wstersbnra.

= Die 5rau bss gOIisifsn @OrIib
1T tpieber franf.
= 9llbermann 8utterman III felt lets
ter @o4e auf Der 8ranIenIifs.
= 9In benz Sunbament fir cine @pos
thefe babier 1T begonnen iporben.
: Srau Clara Strap, Todter bon
Senrp Miaer, ftarb am Sonntas in
@reen &ibse an elmer Sersiranfbsit.
y Der 8ertsran abam Rod 1T aud
franf ssiueien, nebit ieinsr sansen Tas
milie, bod iinb aae iuieber auf Der
8eHeruns.
= gbipin, Der sidbrise SObn bon
Stabtraih Bdnsli, ipelder Dor einieer
9eit in Stem gori bon einem pferbe ges
treten unb fbiper berlekt fpurbe. febrts
Ieste @ode sebeiIi mad Sauie surad.
= Dem. Gbspaare Senrp Gdmish
-ivarss am 9ienitas lester @rde ipies
Der Elm 4inb su @rnbe gstragen-eiil
2nabe bon 16 Monaten unb es ipar
has FINITE Qinb, ipeIdes ben GbeIeuten
itarb.
= 9lm Wlontas ipurhe ber beIannts
Guntraftor Sueb MeGaipIsb begraben.
Ct mar felt bier Doden franI an Der
Rubr, etipd As Sabre alt unb binierId6l
cine Satin nit adt 2inbsrn. Die al.
teife 9o9ter 1T bsrbeiratbet NIT 6eins
RID 8auIlian bon bier; bas ifinaffe
ainb If srft sipsi Sabre aft.
petersbure bat aud einen annits
Ter unb sipar Germ Germ. Brill. Sous
fin bes BERT. 9enppp, unb sebartia i'm
6drRentbum BirfenieIb. Ct madte
bas Bib bes beIanntsn aobIenoperato.
ren Spbn Sermpn. ipeIdes i'm Gdauz
fenIter bon Biliams & McNnuItt an
Wpomins Abenue ausseIisat 1T.
= Or. @arb, ipeI&er feline Dffies in
8arI GnseI's 6aus bat, III Bormiitaas
bon 10-l2 unb 9laHmittaes bon 3 Is
1br ju ipredsn. Benn ni6t sH 9agIe.
70 binterIahe man Muftrdee BEL Germ
GneeI, bic prompt beiddIIdiiai iuerben.
Aud bat er ftets bic noitnen6igeu Mras
neien an 0anb. I'm eefdlieea 9us
ipruH bittst Or. @arb.
8eitsIIt bas .,@cdsntIatl"-ss
enthdlt aue Ha4ri9ten-nur $500.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-09-19
3uaa6tsmittel.

pud iasi: DIR ptibs Rann, ptItu si-
asn acblsnpSssH tdbrit mue u Sstit une
WalIsr ttinf 9ufIuhi nfbmfn, sbsHlc gut ipif
elm Ntsfr, iptlher ben GAG iibsr pfibsItf."
Absr Al hsn leHbnbariffn Dingfn tpirb 3u-
fludt atnomneu, trenn Elm Mann Eranf tptrb.
NaiiirliG Mil er ftintn Nrsi, psnieiffns
ttnem fcaeuannieu &alupn unb nimmi eiuen
Trunf, pther ibn Gin penig pfripirrt madt,
70 bab fr nod einfn nimmt, unh forimt eaHn
irbsIint ua@ 9aufs, In bsr Wsinuns, sr fii
furirt.
@m ndetim Wprssn rwadt sr NIT acpf-
fhmr,sn, bpppfIt 70 1hlimm trie if iupor, init
einsm fifbsrbafitn unb psrIiimmitu @tfhblf, CT
futlhlifbt id sttpas anberts su ptruhtn.
CT nimnit tine Dpfs pcn mas sr grabf i'm
5auis bai-fin etber-Grnfurtr, Ritrtn.str-
tunfn cher 5er,-gasr6bnu- unb bsmfrfi
aualfih, trtnn CT niprgen riht bfffr fibIe,
ptres er fir tinen Nrjt ldidtu.
Ndhhfn Rprefn lieet fr franf I'M Bette, Der
Ar,t pirb eerufen, lhiittsIt ben Repf perlhrtibi
| aipli cber brfi perlhishfne Scrten Mthiiin
| mad ltinsm mseiiinilhtn @lauben, belfebt ha-
bfi absr lffts auf rpllfdntissr Rubs, uno bab
Der Sranie fur ,lpsi WoGsH Mot na@ leinsm
@sfdGfts ssbsn BARI cetr bic 6slssn mS9tfn
| frnf pfrftn.
dr lisei pirfIiG zine MpGt ctr ,tbn 5asl
I'M Bette, lsint @snsluns pirp bur& sinI
Rsnat 5tiImiltsl pfriSgsrt unb BEN 9tpuei.
lsin, hae isin @tddft mdbrsub lfintr glbpt-
lsnbsii 10 @runht eebt. QBenn CT iid ihlifb.
lid rifbtr bsraus fhlsppt, iubti fr, bnb fsiuI
samilit i@ alIfs bis anf has Npibwtnbisfii
,um esben cine .3sii lang Sriaesn mus, I'M
Bic Ecetcr-SsGnuns bejabIsn uub gsrtshtr'
| unasn I'm @slh1fts MAIDEN iu f6nnsn.
Sun mare ts fir eittn Wahn am plaB'
etpsIsn, Fdb cine Biafhs BON ber ntutn Scrie
Mnstntbmtn @fi6mad 8inrsar 8ittsrs u
Faufsn, Iebalb ale CT bic frlitn 4epfIHmrlfr
psrfphrtf, uub spti GeSftI spIl basen ju Heb
men. 9md pber brti SaIb DOZEN, incl Gag
Son sinaubsr, nadssm bic trft Dpiis sswiri
bate, miirbsn ibn stbrili unb itiHt stranfbti
pfrbHitt tabsn, ipipis ben bacurH snifanesHsi
| 6sIbbrlulf.
Der Mann pubif biss nitt, ctfr mic Bee
der ednei babsn phrtt ieinf @srliGt ina
niht 10 gut fpis fine giahlI6t Gin auhfre
Tlal pirb bislsr Nann esnau piIsn mas d
lbun, UNI S@mer,tn, 3rt tnnb 6jfle ~ iparfH
gituf Sprts, Ansfnfbmtn 0efhmad BiHf
gar 9iitfrs N Elm ercbariiefr BluirsinietT
abfiibrtnb unb lfdrffnb, tntbdlt ipttn Mlfrbr
ned Opium, bat tineu bbhf augfnsbmtn @t
ru&, iinbJpiirbs siHsm SausIins ni6ie i&a
ben,
p.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-09-19

w
bem Sale suriides es55y
= @esen ber fur&tbaren -
an Der atIantiiden 4iifle ipurbe Isbts
Wode bic Nrbeit in ben @ruben Der
Sebigb q BiItesbarre aobIen So. eins
seffellt.
am DienfaB 2lbenb bersansener
Wcde ianf iiber ben 9lo. 8 un6 5 Rob.
leniperten Der D. & 8. 60. su plpmoutb
Sunciion bic DberiIdde auf elmer
Sirede bon eirea 80 glder etipa 10
6ub tief Elm. Die St5runs auf cine
tpeite @ntfernuns ipar eine 70 fiibIbare,
6ab iie Der gridltterung bur& elm Grbs
beben gIeidtam. Der Shoben III uns
ssbeuer, fam aber srit fsnseIteIIt pers
ben. tpenn bic 8srf1iebung bes @rbs
rei6es Elm @nbe erreidt bat. gtpo
1900 Wdnner unb 3naben iinb arteits-
los 9eiporben.
= WilIiam Matfins, poIiseihsf bon
parions, fieI am Montag in ber Srabs
an Der 8Iatform bss .. & s. 8abnbos
fes baislbft in SdIaf. na&oem sr biz
eanse gia6t ipesen Dieben aeipadi
bate. Ser 5 llbr Grprebsue iraf ibu
unb teritiimmeIte ibn furHtbar. 81
binterIdbt cine Bittipe nit adt 2in.
bren.
= Sn bem Sauls bon Sonaibar
Scud, an 9aiip Cane in ber IA. @arb
1T Elm resuIares Diebesnef aufssfunber
iporben. Cine Mense bon Waarer
isber art ipurben ssfunben. Di,
9oud's finb ber Boli3ei ipobI5eiann
unb purben in Saft senommsn.
: Sir Gridliunssn, Group, afbma. 9rou
6itis unb ipfbsn 6ais gsbrauGs Or. Sbemas
eflfeirie Del, unb nfbms has cote.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-09-19
ad,minSfuht aeheift.

eiusm aItsn arSie. Der bon Der praris su.
ridg1o9en Iebt, mutbe ourd eineu oliinbiiden
Wiffioudr bic 1tidteibnng zines einfaden be.
eeiabiIifden 2eiImitifIs fur ole fhnelle uno
oaaernbe 2eilnng bon auugsnidninofuht
8ronditis, aatanrb aitma nno allen pals.
uno euneenfranibsiten ausesbdubisf. aud
Elm Rittsl fur ppftibt. rahifalt SeiIuna bon
NeruenihUd6e uno allen slerbsnfranl6eiien.
Radotm oer Eoftor bic wuuoerbaren etiltrdf
ten in tauIenh 6dIen erprObt battle, erahtets
CT es fur ieiue @ftdt oas WiiieI Ieinen Ieioen-
ben Mitmenihsu befannt 5u MAIDEN. Bon
oieiem Mu:iD uno Bunih gttrisben banoelis
er. SD isnoe oieies 0fsjept gan, ioitenfrsi. an
aue bic % iuinidsn In oeii6er, enalldeI
unn fran5offber Sprndf nit boiler Anptiinna.
Der etrheluns uno ots @ebrauhs. Gsu6s
aoorshe uno Briefmarte. beiebe Did anf oisis
3eituHg nno i'd fenoe 20 iofori. B. a.
9opes. i49 qolpsrs 8IOd. &odsftsr. 4. D.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-09-19
elpn per RLuthlpelIe

Der popuIaritdt aui ben boaReH @ipftI bsl
erisiges esiraaeH iitbl D0Retier's Wa9snbii
isrb ais leuaitn0er 9sueis esiitu ha. wai
wirtlihes Beroienf. getibt auE bic ilhe9tu'
eeubt araft beluieItntl zbaiiaheH. fFreideu
tamI. arf BEN Horb. unh Dem IibameriEanl.
lneH Continent, IN europa, anIiralieH. 8ell'
iuoieu. @uaitmaIn uno MltgiEo. iibtral n
beiien Hnbm IN ben iBfiifHen arflftn bErbFei.
tst unb Fe ale bnbfH-uHb 5ipar nnanlgefor
bert-3eugnib Der eiHRiatn ari fur bifIfs
nnhbrrlroHtut eeiImififl abgslfai Inter ben
aranfheilen, fur Die und ben ii6EFstuseublftn.
5jeniliden nne Iadmannii6sH 8slnnhnHasn
bos mlaambilisrs Fd ale moblIhdlio wirEtn.
bee 9siImitifI efpleItH bat fno 80 HskHen
fnlies unb 1thitlftbzf. @aHtHbfIhmzzhen,
ihIelheHbts f5ieber Hnh Mihbti9neFefu,
Duspgplie. pe6erIsiosu. Rtsboilfdl. ehnadbe.
Ri.rea. HnO 9EaIenbtE4RefbtH. g milbffi
Die llasHirdgIiafsiieH ; sRiFrs. bsi9IfaHiai
@snefins nub bsuei ilblsn goIns,6
non llebsraHlrzHgnH lpiaga
Qufs, bic cine HHeno
anlreueenbfH Usru
rsaeHhe BlEfana
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-09-19
DuHmore.

Dabib O. 8orar, fraber mil
0eorse @interitein in SerantoH. Bat
bas BarbiergeiddFt beS BERT. Gbaries
9enrpp ausgeiaufi.
= GistdnbIer Souls GnssI 1T in fein
neues mO6ernes Wobnbaus umsesosen.
= Der Suburban BabneeIeafdaft
1T bic GrIaubnib eeseben iporben. ibr
@eIeiIe bon MiaOipitrabe mad Der Yeps
pies 2inie an go. 6 aussnbebnen. s1r
bies gripiIegium mub iie foipobI ibrs
BabnIinie, tpie aud bic QanbRrahe nj.
beIlirsa un6 brei Sabre in Rsparaiur
baIten. Sn Scranton befi1enEt maH
fcIde Ne&te bebin9unssIos.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-09-19
ersipn,s Bee 0Ise.

Rsuslt RsbiidisH In DamfHs unt sinbn'
bHtfn une pubipaartH.
iliHbr- HHb SSHeliHes-aHsHes
gleaib uHh lluiHflfihn.
vile 0trbIimsbtn BON 9frrfH- uHt anaben-
biiifH uHh aappfn, 9aIsiiittsra sir.
Nfesulflrmsy aeHfE unb 2antiaf4sH.
Or. 9dsfTs'e ppllfHe GaulidisiItitsr.
Brenne Bes 1ipe
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-09-19
GrOb,
Softer
4 g.,

2afen cine bersIi&e GinIa6uns erseben
an ibre aunben, bas bieiiss 9ubIiium
iiberbaupt unb aIIe seittpeiIisen 8eius
DER bon ausipdrts. in ibrem aaben ei.
nen 9eiu& absuitatten. Gin bersIidsr
gmpfans ipirb ibrer ipartsn unb ss ipirb
uns grObe 6reubs MAIDEN, eu@ burd
unIer srOBartisss GtabIiHemsnt su &c,
Isiten, Oh ibr iaufen iuOnt obsr nidt.
@ir iDnnen nit StOIs iasen, b0b mir
in biefer SaiiOn ale frdberen 8sriu9s
iibertrOffen baben unb mir bsbaupien
frsuSis. bab mir iest bic rei&ite aass
ipabI bon aasIanbiiden unb sinbsimi.
i9en Nobitdten in Ssibs, RIsibsrfof.
fen, SIanneue, SbaipIs, GIoats,
Straps, Strumpftpaaren unb Inter.
fleibern auftpeifen fDnnen, bic ie auber'
baIb 9biIabsIpbia unb pittsburs in bic.
fem 6taate sur S9au ausssiislt ipurSe
Sic i9dbissn iid ieIbit am meifen.
iusnn Sic nidt ert uniere @aarsn uni
prsiie priifen, ebs Sic iOnitipO faufen
Der 8orratb in irsenb einem anbersr
Suufe 1T niGt mebr aIs ainberfpieI
psnn nit unisrm @aarsnborraib bsr'
sIiden.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-09-19
nsben oem @odeubIati." !"

Fs pirO nHs frsuen. aanfIuftigs bel ms su
iebeu Meun DIT
0sto lierfes qher unoerbeffertes
Ezr 9iAentbnm -SSs
'suaIsn ~ ld lpilllt mir nneu Did 5nfrieosn fieen
S.alt on pertaufH 70 N ss audi 3n etineu
0o'ips'i' BET mir bOrnipreden. sslspbOn,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-09-19

Wit 8ebeit OOram /!
@er fann magfpIgen.

g8ir berfaufen @anren biaiser, als
irBenb Elm 2aSen in 2adatpanna County.
g8n earantiren ieoes SAT Wlebl uno
ale anberen bon uns eefauften Maas
ren ais erter Site. aommt uno iibers
seust eud.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-09-19
Stabtratb.

Sine eemeini9aftIiae Sibuna bas
Stabiratbes fan6 Nlittipod aben6 Itatt,
Inn iiber bic 8olenbun9 bes Stabtges
b6ubes su beratben.-Rattes eriIdrte,
bic 9lneebpte feien beriporfen iporben,
neil Elm su GROCER unteribieb (s30, ,000)
sipiiden benislben uno ben 2oItenans
idldsen mar. @r fprad iib iparm sl
@uniten einbeimiider Steine fur ben
8au aus. s.-Man ftritt ii9 ldnssre .8eit
iiber bic 9lneelesenbeit berum unb
munde Der Staotbdter ihienen Der &ns
Ii6t, baB irsenbipo Elm ,,9lieaer auf Der
6en3" iibe, b. B. Elm 8etrug an Der
Staot beabiihtiet iperbe. GnbIid pais
iirts elm BeidIub, bab nOdmaIs su ans
seboteu nufSeforbert ipsrbs un6 sins
beimiibe Steine bas Sauptmaterial
iein iolIten.-9a bon osm 8aufonb nur
nod s23, 900 iibris iinb, 70 iparb bes
idloHen, fur ben nollen eefebIih ers
luubten 8etras bon s9l 900 @eIb aufs
sunebmen.
Der Common gounciI bate
am Ylontas 9lbenb cine Sibung, BEL
tpeIber ais erites @sl9dft bic Gebar
glbenue 9Haiterins sur Sprade fam.
Ser 8eriht bes @Dmitss su @unIten
siueisr peridieoenen 9Hafer purbe nit
Der tnnpper Uiebrbeit bon 8 gegen z
Stimmen ansenpmmen.-gine ReIos
luton pafirte, ipeIde Der Barber Us.
pbuIt Gompanie bic YHaferuns boa
loams 9lbenue iiteripsif.-9is @es
iunobeitsbeb6rbe beridtete fir Nueuif
159 1ObesfdIe, cine @bnabme bon Ii
sssen benfsIbeR DtOnat i'm 8oriabrs.
-gine 9uidrift bss Mapors bon Stein
gorf lief Elm, iIiziS bsrisIbe um
nntsrittiklgsiu -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-09-19
NcraeGf tsiAt,

bag man lfbsufii bic tslifn 8rrittiIt beinl
.Siaufespn Eal6fn- unh WanpunrsH, @9mud-
i9fu, SiIbfrRnaFu It. BET
Tree II
nbhIifn idnH. Gin ercbfE unp fitgansT vcr.
rait err iiineiifn WluHfr auf be ioIsetiis Ari
bufFEIiai feripdbrsHt bprTaltlai alif pfr-
laufifn Nriiff HsrbeH garantiTl.
0leparafmren an llbreH nnb Jnpflsn
nlrb ipf,iraf Observation-Disclosures.
9m &tere ptrh Deufft Q g
prpaen. g.. QH. Ireeniali !,
1856 eadapnHnn w. Bailey Snus bloa'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-09-19
Qiienffrte gNirtbfcbaft

,u s,rfanfsn. 9o. 500 Sub @aibinsfOn
glpsnuf, III in suiem Gianes. auf's t:its sinss-
ridift, ionic aud 9Bpbnnng; 9Illts bilis.
gdbrrfs bti 5obann ". S9wsmmle Rc. 32S
H!sif Sirabe, DpegttorH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-09-19
sar1u 1uiiI NSerfamf.

- gNrlll JIM NSerfniIT'
,r,.u s cute Mlildfarm bon 100 adeIu, balb
% m Gnltr. l25 WsiIen bon 9eu gIori uno
aAeStiIeu weflt BON Godetton y. D.. Tan
Der q, q. e. 6. & gB. Babn). Die Wtd
miro sn b6dlten 9reileu perlanft. qradiDoI.
les 9lima unO Scenerie, Rotamt anf oem
pIab. prcis $4,000. auf Ieidte 5abIunaen.
miro aus9siauidjt auf Gigsnibum in oleier
@egsno. Aorsiiirt: 3. %. gliidea Beit
Namastls. Mapns 60. 30. 37.2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-09-19
uub Der aehle.

glm In ORIGINAL padettH. DrtIs rs Gtnie.
fJauf padtit fur Dollar. Sn allen apetbte
isn ,a tabsn, pbn pirb mad Gmplans be-
Bstrasss frti strfanbt. @sH abrtffifs,
THE CHARLES A. v0eELER CO.. Baltimore. Ne.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-09-19

Dem seebrien RubIifum esofinsi 3a51||
Radi. Die ftriftsIte perlonlide Nufmfrfiam.
itt piro Rs1epten efidenlt. uur bit beiten
WtoitameE.e ueriusHbtt nno fetIe Rftiit be.
rsdnet pbou.
sein aS5E.'s G,sibdft fisbi NIT sisism in
8erbinOune ale Hrands.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-09-19

rnIsre GduIurf nb pie een pOIe BdeeIen Gts per 3d.
9arIor Nades coo flr @ens Behe gDaIdbfefe 7 Stld
far 25 Gents. >Ssbsn absub ufen bic 9 nbr.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-04-12
TAILORING
n J. B. BLEDSOE, n
Third Street Below Oriental Hall.

Tie BUYERS iUIEEis
: ! !; ! ]: ! 9; ] ];
<sAX*A issued March and Sept,
f. w each year. 1t is an ENJOY
F. - clopedia of useful intor-
~ AZ nation for all who pdr-
&V chase the luxuries or the
necessities of life. We
Gan clothe you and furnish you with
all the necessary and unnecessary
appliances to ride, walk. dance. sleeps
eat. fish, hunt. work, go to church,
or stay at homo, and in various sizes,
styles and quantities. just figure out
what Is required to do ell these things
COMFORTABLY, and you can mako a fair
estimate of the value Of the BUYERS
GUIDE, which will be sent upon
receipt OF 10 cents to pay postage,
MONTGOMERY WARD q CO.
lll-ll4 Michigan Avenue, Chicago. Ill.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-04-12

WY INNEMUCCA MINING COMPANY, a
w corporation. Principal place Of busi ness
Winnemucca, Nevada, location of works, Win.
nemucca Mountain, Hum oldt County, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting Of the
Board Of Trustees Of the above named company,
held on the 10th day Of March, 1889, an assess.
ment, No. 49, Of 4cent per share was levied on the
capital stock Of the corporation, payable fmmedi-
ately la U. s. gold coin % the Secretary, at his
Office in the First National Bank building, Win.
nemucca. Nevada.
Any stock upon which il assessment shall re-.
main unpaid on the l7h day Of April, 1859, will
be delinquent and advertised for sale at public
auction; and. unless fayrnent Is made before will
be sold onSATURDAY. the l1th day Of May,
1880, to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with the cost Of advertising and expense q sale.
GEO. s. NIXON, Secretary. q
winnemucca. Nevada, March 20. 1880 I'd
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-04-12
TELEGRAPnIC NEWS.
[ atestifrom all Parts Of thesWo'ld.
An Engine Crashes Through Fas'
seuger Go cl.

An Engine Crashes Through a Pas.
senger Go 4ch.
CHICAGO, April IA railroad acci.
dent occurred at Lorenzo, ILL.,. about
sixty miles from here, on ths Sante Re
Road at 5 O'Clock this morning. A
freight came crashing down upon pass
enger train, killing four persons and
severely wounding several others
The freight was an extra running wild
and the passenger and excursion train
was en- route to California. The rear car
is supposed to be the private car OF the
Manager Of the California and Central
Road. The passenger train was going
slowly on down grade when..the freight
crashed into the coaches, the engine going
clear through the private car. The
boiler oflthe engine exploded as soon
as:it tstruck the coach, and those
who were not killed were severely
scalded.
The wrecked passenger car was the
private car of General Manager McCool
of the California Central Railroad, 1t
was occupied by party of McCools
friends from Massachusetts, who had
been spending q few weeks with his
family at Los Angeles, and were return.
ing home. John L. Hart, wife, niece and
son, and w. II. Lamb, all of Brooklyn,
Mass, were all members of the McCool
party, and with the exception of the
niece, all are severely injured.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-04-12
Notice to Architects.

A RCHITECTS ARE INVITED TO SUBMIT
IA Plans for Public School Building, to the
Board of Trustees of School District, Number Z,
at Winnemucca, Nevada, on or before April 18th,
1889. The building is to be erected At Winnie
mucca, to be two stories in height, constructed
OF brick on stone foundation ith redwood shingle
or corogated iron roof, will contain three class
rooms on lower floor, one class room and assembly
room on upper floor, and be Of sufficient size to
accommodate $50 scholars. Building complete to
cost about S12. 200.
The person submitting the successful plan and
furnishing the Board with complete specifications
for building in accordance Herewith within ten
days after acceptance of plan, will be paid the
sum Of $3.50 as full compensation therefor. The
Board reserves the right to reject any and all
plans, and no compensation will be paid for any
plan not accepted. Address Board CT School
Trustees, Winnemucca, New. mch26-2 2Ods
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A FATAL EXPLOSION. /.
The Boiler or Pumping Engine Bursts

The Boiler or a Pumping Engine Bursts.
WOODLAND, April ia terrific ex.
plosion of an engine and boiler occurred
on Cache Creek, about three miles from
here, which resulted in the death of John
Daniels, a well-known engineer, and tie
injury of Frank Nelson and Abner Lee
Up to the time of the accident the boiler
had worked satisfactorily. although it
was thought to be unsafe. The engine
was used for irrigation purposes. The
engine had been running for an hour be.
fore the explosion, aud about five min
utes after it was stopped the explosion
occurred. The report was terrific. Mel.
con was blown about sixty feet and re-.
ceived severe cash in his head. Lee
was also blown quite distance and had
his hips badly injured. Daniels was
found covered by the debris from the ex.
plosion. He lived about two hours after
receiving his injuries.
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THE SAMOAN QUPvTION.
An Agreement Made Eetwc IN the
UDsted states and Germany.

WAsHrNGToN, April H. The State De-
pastment confirms the report that there
is an agreement between the Germany and
the United States that matters at Samoa
shall remain in statu quo pending the
conference. The British Government
will doubtless agree to this also The
United States vessel Alert, now at
Honolulu is to be ordered to Samoa, and
one small German vessel, the Sophie will
will also be sent. as will probably the
Eoglish vessel Calliope, and no othefs
will be sent to these waters by any of
the three Powers until the conclusion Of
the conference. The German Minister
held an extended conference with Secre-
tsry Blaine regarding the matter yester.
day morning.
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The Deck Covered Two Feet Deep with
Hail.

New YORK. April 1.-THE steamer
Chattahooche. three days overdue from
Savannah, arrived yesterday morning
after frightfully tempestuous voyage,
with l35 passengers, who never expected
to see land again. Saturday the vessel
encountered mighty gale. accompanied
by hail. The deck at one time was COW
cred with pieces of ice to depth of two
feet. Great waves inundated the cabins
several feet in water. There was panic
among the passengers during Saturday
and Sunday, and nearly everybody was
in tears or praying. The engines of the
steamer stopped. and the vessel drifted
200 miles out of her course. Great dam.
age was done below decks. Several
staterooms were demolished and nearly
oil the crockery and glassware smashed.
Many passengers were bruised and are
unable to walk. Captain Daggett says it
was the worst gale he ever experienced,
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The Pensacola FI0ated.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Com
mandant of the Norfolk Navy yard re-
ports to the Secretary of the Navy by
telegram that the Pensacola is foated
and has not been strained The accident
will not cause over one weeks delay on
the work.
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warrants for Boulanger's Arrest.

PARIS, April ll.-Warrants have been
issued for the arrest Of Boulanger, Dillon
and Rochefort, and copies of the warrant
have been transmitted to every police
station in France, along with photographs
aud descriptions of the persons in quest
ion The indictment against Boulanger
charges him with conspiring to destroy
the Republic.
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IDrgstrc ct's r. ideac, Barns
ATLANTA, Ga, April ll.-General
James Longstreet's residence, in Gaines
Vile, was burned Tuesday; loss, $1,000
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SAN FRANCISCO, April ll.-August
Thoene. capitalist living on Natoma
street, hung himself to door with a
clothes line yesterday morning. The
cause was ill.health.
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PROVIDENCE, r. l., April lin Joint
Assembly yesterday the Legislature chose
Nathan f. Dixon as United States Sena-
tor.
Dixon is q lawyer, has been a member
OF the State Senate since 1885, and was q
member of Congress from the Second
District for one month in 1885 to fill a
vacancy. His father, Nathan F. Dixon,
represented Rhode Island in both Houses
OF Congress.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-12-31
a Novel Case

Boonyille is now haying a peculiar case
on hand in the shape OF suit which is
now being tried in the probate court. 1t
appears that forty.fve years ago Joseph
Hickam, now deceased, bought at public
auction a negro girl. She remained with
him up to the time OF her freedom and has
ever since. Last year Joseph Hickan. one
of the wealtniest men in Saline township,
died, leaning large estate, and the girl
went to Boonville. She instituted suit
for $l440 for the twenty-five years
service. She sets up the remark.
able plea that during all this time she has
been kept 10 total ignorance of the fact
that she was ever freed, and has evidence
to support that theory. She is DOW A.
years old, and strange to say, is intelligent.
The defense claim that at the time of her
freedom she was told of it. but absolutely
refused to leave the place, speak, or asso-
ciate with any of her race. The suit has
attracted considerable attention on account
of It's novelty, aud the verdict of the jury
is anxiOusly awaited.