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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-05-08

NEW YoRK, May 7.-SeDator Stanford's
California trOtters will be sold at auction
tomorrow. They have been attracting
much attention
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-05-08

CISDIANAPoLIs, May 7.-At HnIham, q
small town in Dubois county, Mrs. Witt
mann left her home 20 visit a neighbor,
leaving three small children asleep In the
house. During her absence the house
caught fire and was destroyed. The young
est children lost their lives, while the
third, aged years, escaped, but is badly
injured The mothers reason Is dethrOned
by the shock and she can live but a short
Ime.
FINBLAY, o., May AT midnight last
night a IRE broke out in q meat sbop in
Beaver Dam, a small village twenty miles
west Of this city, and before the flames
could be subdued almost the entire busi-
ness portion Of the town was burned. The
late hour found the inhabitants ali abed
and many people barely escaped in their
night clothes. Loss $50, 600, Insurance
$4,000.
CYNTH1ANA, KY, May THE stables
of Capt Moore, near Cynthiana, burned Last
night consuming fifteen valuable horss A
one Of them, Won Wilkes, valued az $40 600
and colt valued at $4,000 more. There
was no insurance
ST. LOUIS, May "A IRE to dav de-
strOyed HarrIsOn's wire works and tie
Crown Cartridge company's factory A.
joining, together with i've small dwellings.
loss, $50, 600
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-05-08
WORK OF THE FLAMES.
The Dwelling of Watson Bownes Destroys
and His Family Perish

The Dwelling ofWatsOn BoWnes Destroyed
and His Family Perish
WEsTCHEsTER, y. Y, May THE
dwelling house of Watson Bownes burned
last night and hye persons were burned to
death. The household consisted of Watson
BOwnes, his wife, mother. two children
and servants. II is supposed a lamp left
burning IN the hall exploded and started
the flames. When BOwnes was awakened
by the cracking of the flames the fire had
already gained great headway. BOwnes
gave the alarm and carried his wife into
the open air, both being severely burned.
While Bownes was rescuing his wife he
could plainly hear cries Of agony from his
mother and children, aged three and five
who were sleeping with their grandmother
but he was unable TO save them They
perished, together with Kate Dunn, n ser
want, and her sister Annie.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-05-08

PrrTsBUBe, May 7.-Margsret Donovan
and Margaret O'Brien were killed by An
engine while walking on the railroad track
tonight.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-05-08

PHILADELPHIA, May The home
team won another game from New York
to-day, mainly through Bufinton's pitch
ing and excellent fielding. Crane was also
effective Score-Philadelphia, s: New
York, T. The batteries were: For PhiIa-
delphis, Bufhnton and Clements; for New
York, Crane and Brown.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-05-08
fse,,l.d dinrararaft th. Ne,

PITTsBURe, May THE building trades
strike, which involved nearly 5000 men.
has been settled favorbly to the employees.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-05-08
HARRIS,
ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER
St. Louis Block, Main St.
HELENA. M. T.
HARRIS,

N B.-Out of town orders
will receive our best attention.
Goods sent on approval to any
part of the territory. Price list
and rules for self-measurement.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-05-08
A DULL GAME.

CLEVELAND, May IA dull and unin.
teresting game was played here to-day.
The ChicAgos won the game in the ffth
inning, when they scored three runs by
Blakely failing 10 stop q batted ball The
only ones who could hit the ball were Van
HAltern and Stricker. ScOre-Cleveland
5; Chicago, s. The batteries were, for
Cleveland, Basely and Snyder; for Chi
cagO. DWyer and Flint
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-05-08

PAYNE, o., May IA disastrous con ia
grafton ragged here to-day and the VIII ole
town was nearly destroyed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-05-08
TRACK AND DIAMOND.

Result OF the League and Association
Games-on the Eastern Tracks.
INDIANAPoLIs. May 7.-To-day's game
was closely contested, and In the first part
OF the game it looked very much as il Pitts
burg would win, but SulliyAn's brilliant
PLAYING turned the tide, and Indianapolis
won by the following score: Indianapolis
10; Pittsburg Z. The batteries were. for
Indianapolis, Boyle and Myers; for Pitts
burg. MAule and Miller.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-05
The Ndal.natlirll Flnl.

JANBoEEE, Ky, Oct 1.-Thc old Hattield-McCoy feud has broken out again. Pete McCoy'z daughter wa, to marry John Handy a relative oi the Hatfeld-. The relatives of both fac tions were there to prevent if. On Tuesday night as they stood up to be married a volley was poured in on them killing the bride and groom and fatally wOunding the preacher
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The (rniA-r Ealfillnrr

WA.IINGToN. Oct 1.-The official report of the trial board of the cruiser Baltimore, relative to her recent trial run, was received by the Navy Depart ment thi, morning. The average horse power developed was S.97S, the requirement, being 5000, making a deficiency of 22 hor-e power, which incur. a slight penalty The builders will be allowed another trial
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-05

Parents should he careful that their children do nc. contract colds during the fall or early winter months. Such colds woakens the lungs and air pass- ages, making the child much more likely Co contract other colds during the winter. IL j. ibis succession oi colds that causes catarrh and bron chitis or Payes the way for cOnsump- ton. should cold be contracted. loose no time but cure it as quickly as possible A fifty cent bottle of Cham berlain's Cough Remedy will cure any cold in a few days and leave the re- spiratory organs strong and healthy For sale by H. J. PeJO.
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Montana ElrrliaDS.

MTNNEAPoLI-, Oct. 1.-The Journals Helena special says "The situation this morning shows that Toole, Dem ocrat, is probably elected governor. The rest of the State officers all Re publicans, the senate also, but the house is still questionable The Re publicans claim the legislature on joint ballot by three or four majority. In general the situation is still unre- liable
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ra Foa

fH- u.t l,m-.ua,.nHid- restaurant still mp.n,aln- a- position a, J .ayor- place i.r .ar 5IleD- to -i- a.aa. ,- ,n a..te at.c 4,i5e,oe- which arc prepared Iu d :u,.a~"mc manner and served by polite and a.- tenuyc wnter-. Thi, restaurant makes d ,p,glal,y oi broiied steaks and cut lets, and import- rotic, oi extra quail i;y, thus being able to furnish .ae Lest cup oi coffee ob.1iuab.c in the ciiy. Fresh fish every day and an elegant chicken dluuer every sunday.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-05

W.ArEvkK significance there may he in the fact of Marshal Meade hay- ing. in the Wham eases inc,r ra.cd the names of the jurors summoned from this county in the y"uir,, when hie usual practice wa, to leave blank yenire with our sheriff tor service. thus leaving i; to hi, discretion whom to serve. it i, a: least peculiar. in the light oi the actions o' that body, without charge having been pre- ferred or evidence taken before them. ths, they should forward d dispatch tu Washington retIectng upon the court, and their final discharge from further attendance on the court. that the new venire of jurors from thi, county should be composed with but one x ception, of the clients oi one 70, .h, attorney. tor the prosecution These men last taken are among tho most prominent citizens and heaviest tax payer. Of thi- county, and tsc hopes of reward hunter, are likely tu bc blasted fl they think these men will 60 stultify themselves ae to tread in the path oi their predecessors.
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"l!,i4.lan" Dd,-atc>.

We-. P.>. o-t i-Ihr ,'perin ..uden u, Military Academy re- ro.ed m' IS a. ~>l Americans" -rrar,t.a r morning N.ar 'h" He Secretary .. "a- ,-l ma., ta. rounds a tn. apartments -am ,heh.--aea~ ofae recitation rooms The tn-u,ei.a o. a. r,-' wa, con-
 lca t au er.Htd.a o cavalry ta. a..ae laH Soon alter Il o'clock ae rrg embarked on 'he -uau.a. lurs.aNu tar New York.
 NE~ Monk oct i-rho -unboa. with he~hll American delegate, ou toard passed down thr river a, 3 ii
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Sheriff Sale.

By ur'ue of an execution issued out of ,he D!,lr.c; lol-- ot the First JuciD. l.=l.ct. In and io- ,Le Co-uiy ot OocGisc. Ieralory Oi AuzJBa, t1 Me Crr ted d'.1 --.... .,. Cl d JuG- lueH- rendered lU A. Court u .-- 5-. day Oi May, l7.s n favor c, G G g.ay -uG gliust War. fItst ~ter !n ] aIu ,lu.....l-d tC u Ike -ae -um oi s2o3 -..u.l-,a u.;a H.;..y ct thereon from date og Ju-Si..e:.t d, h. r4c oi } ,cr ee., -r month Tor SI O. uat.rCe a'T i cr c~ut p-. ra.u luuI ra-t, .cgr L-r wt.a 5 a-T- l.i .g~t- s --urg cost.
 hHE- |. .s - y r..G -lJ1 be following de- cr.-,4 < e',.. ,-. .. ..-a a. -A. l,Jta- vest -.u.. y. Ut ....... g .. a.-a. \ D. -..--s- ssh ... .U. u.- ta-. ..,aE -. E4 u.'.rIg <. d.. y ..- ..- -I ...a .... --t; :t..r- t.i.. g. --. let; H- --.-; -, ..., ... i,e -., -r-- -..---- -.- .i -a.t u ..a .- te.,. ,er.e N--t ..,.E d.. SC m .r.' tt. tel-ai, ucrce ..,. t. r--a- am. r.ece of i'm. 1.r-es 9, .. T. s. F. l.-.-r e Kings. u---', r .J were ,.u -l. la:,.s .' q. v...le 'i aa 4.i e.- |. .r - ,..t.- -t,-. "o '3zl. a. Re a1sa r- .r- .a... -..... rt- a. .- .lr ot tt- ad ci'. Ji T,a.s,aa-. 4l. laiy a.d I-'ro-y. and afp.r', r.a,-s .hes.4..- t,!-.g- Iu.rc ny,c. - hereby given :. ;on ,;-nslr. tr= 2I day o. >T.tu..,.. l.sg, ..tt.ou he rcri c. '. U.. .lo r D. w,.y .',icck p. rl.. "a i- rt .:-.. ~...E q ... p .,. ll.y @: i,.a. .a.. t..... ....y .r !. rri- ror. lH. .,aaI'.. r-.r a.. -I.-i :.r.. .t of q d " E- .r .... t-r. f,..G.. .... .oDs. v..... ...t.,r -.t.r L.- h.
 a- a..i o.l.,I .s -.a u. n.,loy of ..ss -.i-ec State ,l -.-.-.y ..... sz.C-.l,n and -l. -1-t-.
 lated ,his, the so.a day ,s Au-u.,. l5sg.
 T. SLAUGHTER >n,uf.
 F. A. >HAIIrLE. JE-.g -.,lIa
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P,tition en Erhalr of Two NurI-r.rs.

SAcHavENIo. Oct 4-Privute Sec retary BorucL tli- afternoon isruard- eI to Gov Waterman brief petition on behalf Of Graggr and Olsen two murderer, ot John Lowell. They have been sentenced ;o hang at P.a- cerune, October l7,h, and it is mol, likely the Governor will interfere.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-05

RBPREsESTATIVE OATES. one of the able Democratic members oi Congress. practically says that the Democratic members of the House are split up into warning factions on various issues. with scarcely any hope of reconcilia- ton. But he also intimates that on one point they are a unit, and that i-. they will not permit the Republican party to enact any of the measures that have been mapped out, they in- tending 10 use all the obstruction tac- tics that the rules Of the House place in their power to prevent such legisla- tion. However, if these Democrats persist in getting in front of the Re publican engine they may find them selves in the position of the historical bull
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Hn-E

< hale oh man M~ J.- Wilson 0. Aliens spring i:l., who i~ over -iXt. ycar- o age, say, I have in my lime tried great many medicine, some oi eN-o.en, quality bat never before dij find any that would ,n com plo'eiy do all tLat * claimed for i' a> Chamberlain CoLc. Cholera and Diarrnea Remedy. Itis truly a won drri,, medicine" For sale by II J. Pe,o
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-05
EI.ctinn Etrrns.

PORTLAND. Oregon, Oct. i-Incom- plete returns from all but -iy counties iu Washington. give Wilson. ,Rep. candidate for Congress 7.chp majority The whole Stat, ticket is e.a,;sI hy about the same majority. Republican gains reported from every section y. the State.
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h. Ulr.na.cal.

CHICAGO, Oct l-Th, Journal says The convention or district lG. Clan na-GaoI comprising he states o. Ihnoi, and Michigan, will le held hero sunday Resolution, deuouc.u- -hg C-.uin murle~ will hc introduced Iti- expected bi- POW will result
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS

Mrs. N.1-.1>s Soothing sysup, for -nadrea teeth.n-, is tne prescription oi one Of ;he pe,. female nurses and phS
 sili.us ID the Lultsd States and hds been used for over forty ye4r> with never failing success 5y millions of mo'hers for theIr ohi.f'ea. DlrI-s ;re process or 'eeth.ug i.s value IS inca'c- .bie. l. relieve, .aeoalii of pain, cure, d,sen,ery and d'arluo-a anpias n the bowels, ant wind coUl. By g.ung heal h 10 the -hi.l i. give re-, to ;hr noJher. Prlce 5 cents botrl-- lan 26-Iy
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-05

AND now il appears that at the meet ing of the bar association in Tucson several members Of the la.c United States grand jury were called il. and asked whether any char-e had been preferred against Judge Barnes. and whether any evidence had i,,,u -ab- Initted to that body relating ,o that official, which question, were all an swered in the negative. This shows that majority of the grand jurors were prevailed upon 10 sign the dis patch sent to Washington by the enc mics of the Judge, who have since been breathlessly, vet hopelessIy, await ing his removal. No use talking, cal umny will avail these land-grabbers nothing. Judge Barnes vii! remain in office until his term expires.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-05
NM FrAlrnN E.ir.

ALprerr.4.a, N. N.. oct. I-Fif- teen thoa,anJ pie attended the Territorial I.l-n-a,r Iho dry test race between AInur1.~Iae anl East Ia, Veg a.-. 1n- -o' yards was won lg ay ia~ Nr-a, ,eaa Time. -i seconds.
 In ,h, r1,uag rtca t,twcen Mi, Ruby o- Albuquerque auI Hoan Dick. ,t Santa r, rae ornor took che three .r-, ,Hl-,
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pi>Vu5 Y,l,sv Fever.

NEW uaLraH-. Oct. 4-Eur,lue Dc,ll, the Colombian Coasal who arrived from livingston, Gtatemal1, October l,,. died ,hi, u.r ing with y,.lyA, lover.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-05
HnNd,r LlLI1,inn.

C,yhGo,. Ont. o-, i-Ihrao cAil- dr,n were playing with m'cl,- ina powder house ha powder. r>p'oa"J tearing one tr pieces aul iaa... u- fl.iu- ,he other TWO.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-05
n-.l.N niS f..,l nr.>inn.

W.-n> ..N uc, i.-comui--toner G-ot %. .he General Land Office r.n- leraa H- Hr- decision to-day ID the case oi Fr.I.agk Haa-.inc. who ar- Ieaiel .-.mu decision canceling hi. homestead entry because he hal not ss a.t-le1 an actual residence upon the iaua within -iz months. only dig -in- a cellar and building the iounla-
 ion .ora house. The Commi--iouer in overriding hi, decision, -ay- the facts show iIaa-liae to be a poor man who was complying ui,h the term. of the Ia~ as promptly Us possible. The Commissioner -ae- the six n.n,h-' ra'. i- n.~ insisted aron where ., c. towards H, ,, s-.icie~ y
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-05
tal,rt H finn.

Wt-UN.lo>, oc' i'm. r--f0r meeting, of ,he C.Inc' were -a..d ibis morning tl i-o-eu. except >ecr,tar, r-oytor |. i- m'.r-H. The ,a.au.y in the reu-.au oH... v.- uny u. 'hc >li .ec', considered.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-05

THE bladder has just found out through its exchanges that there was an election held in the new states some dave since
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-05
S.Hi Bl,geJ and Bolh !.

EI Phso. Oct; i.-To uie', Charle- Fleming of Tucson was sand bagged and robbed of about $500 ue going through one of d.. .~hlic as
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-05
ION4Sts.

Whe her oa pleasure bent or business
 h.lil take e every rip boyle ol Syr-p c' ., a= l...- m.-t p.,'-ar t.. ..d o1e .l- a.s.,. D,.f ar. b.ae.-, .yH-, Letoa,' ,- ... other 'a. .- .. -,- F,c .e D 5-, and -l--o .1....-y ai ac-r -l-g s!,ts
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-05
Our Hitt.

Thomas Delaney will enlarge pho- tocraph-. do sketches and sign paint ing at reasonable rate-. Leave orders at the DAILY EPiTArH office
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-05
BLANKS.

Location noticcs, JK5hices' 5Ianks, ab- olieable to Ike He7O Code, mi,iNg 6onas and deed5, aHd aH 6kanks co1sn.onIy i~ kss, /or fale ~ AiS e6s6<.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-05
Railroad t,l.i>in.

HH l,> O- i--A collision .rrrI ' ..-!l, between -on-er ..l .r..- | rsiu .' Lu-~~. .,a. ain.. nH- lnl- ,,or, biied.and many passengers injured
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-05

Nlr. Holler aa5 rac-.ve' a 'o' ot n 1.- ...t .r at ..-. .I-a. deal o. i.;s1 lon a; .H- p-.--rt Une. |, i- c'amei :o be e-Gec B .rap'cd 70 dry cn--...es, anG :. s-.- .n U- slPerior ,C lucerne Or aliatig.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-05

F.s,. "a 'tt pi .s..s. ....-- s..- ..ss...- Moe --.. ire "-.'rfr} s.-.s aaI ~- r.- '~ COZ a.. .l,h tie m1 .e.-. a 'aa .-t, s51c -h- alum rr ur a ,a.. s-. --- --l- .- cfE-. RC.aL tETra .ovuFR l.., I'6 Wal s.. N '
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Harris, the tailor has received a large stock of fall and winter goods of the latest patterns. Ii
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-05

WANTED.-Atent- for the Economy Fae. Burner. Cheap .r1 best ol he kind n the market Address F. 0. Box 583 Omaha. N,b.
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THE DAILY EPIT1pH TN

he only Daily Newspaper published u Cochj@c co'to- ty that takes q regular tetegrophjc press report and does not iS, -toii,r plate
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-05

WE acknowledge the receipt of a complimentary ticket to the Territo- rial fair.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-05
Dry CQ1callT1lgr.

TIE GLGBE CRY GRE Cv,.GEt- TRiT0R will concentrate rom 15 to D tons of gaera ere per day, ard of Ight sulphgT.ts from z to l5 tons. For Particulars address
 Room l17 Plslan Bui dinr,
 San Francisco, Cal.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-05

Pictures, picture frames, mouldings and artists materials at Nonmonier's.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-05

Fresh fish and fresh oysters every day at the Maison DoTe.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-05

a. ea.- --"u l.r.7.".-- .aa. .. k a9 -.- Ta. N- aia ...... u to run Inoge |" truth thtu nn.'-
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-05

Fresh bultermilk at the Can Can.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-05

J. H. Whites ranch butter at Vol cott- tf
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-05

Timothy .ed. fresh -' o-a-l's
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-05

Fresh oysters at the Can Gan very lay.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-05

Swin'on's indellible marker. for clothing and all other fabric, is for sale at Nonmonicr's.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-05
IT IS DOUBTFUL On Which Side Of the Fence IA KENTUCKY JlNDOREE. Land Commissioner Stands Up for Poor Nel-Rasm,ti0n of Cabinet
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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-04-10
COMMUNICATED.
EDITOR REVIEW:

EDITOR REVIEW:
It's a well known fact that eastern
capitalists are always ready to negoti-
ate for municipal and corporation
bonds in our state, because they know,
that their money is safely invested, and
at better rates of interest, than they
can get at home.
For this reason they are ever on the
lookout if bonds are to be issued, for
any purpose. and it was but natural,
that many inquiries were received here
relative to the bonds proposed to be is
sued, but voted down in this county
lately.
The banking house of Adams Blodget
& Co., of Boston, Mass, addressed the
following to the auditor Of this county:
''Dear Sir: We are advised that your
county is about to issue court house
loan, and we shall be pleased to have
you favor us with full particulars of is
sue, filling out as completely as possi-
bic the enclosed Slip
And the Hon. E. P. Bertrand re-
turned the inquiry with the following:
''Bostonians had rather not squander
their money out in this wild region.
Invest at home, please, it is safer. -
Now it would be reasonably expected
that the Auditor of a county like ours
should in common courtesy reply to a
decent inquiry in the same manner,
and above all, be very careful, not to
throw an undeserved slur on the fair
name and credit of his own county,
and even of this whole prosperous re-
gion, and as has been done in the above
answer, and we therefore think that
the Hon. E. p. Bertrand has far over
stepped the bounds of propriety, and
deserves the censure and condemnation
of every citizen for his unjustitiable
attack on the financial standing of this
county
Several citizens and Taxpayers
Of Broaon County.
April 5th 1889.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-04-10
George siebenbrunnner was made

George S1ebenbrunnner was made
happy by the arrival of little stranger
at his house last Saturday morning i
is Of the singular number, feminine
gender and active voice.
Mr.. Frank kuetzing and family viii
move into VIM, Amme's building on the
corner of Broadway and 3rd North st.
in order to allow Mayor Rudolph and
family to take up their quarters in their
new property.
AS will be noticed elsewhere, a Teach
ers Institute will be held in New Ulm
commencing May 18th. It is expected
that every teacher in Brown County
will be in attendance as the institute is
for their especial benefit.
The annual meeting of the St. Paul,
New Ulm & Southwestern Railway Co.
was held in st. Paul yesterday and Di.
rectors NJ. Mullen, Jos. A. Eckstein and
VIM. Pfaender are in attendance. We
understand that matters will be shaped
in such q form that material and definite
arrangements can be made looking to
the beginning and completion of this
road before great while.
A warrant was issued the latter part
of last week for the arrest of Max Hart
neck, the charges against him being
brought By Walburga Lindmeyer of
this city on the grounds of bastardy.
Sheriff Schmid went on Monday to
Tracy to bring Hartneck here for ex.
animation.
LATER: and Walburga we're
married by Justice Fischer yesterday
and that settles the case.
Last Saturday afternoon man named
John Groebner, working on George Vo.
gels new barn was in the act of ascend
ing a ladder when it broke with him
and he came to the ground with enough
force to cause bystanders to believe that
he was killed. He was rendered un-
conscious for quite a long time. DR..
Schoch attended the injured man and
thinks nothing beyond bad shaking
up was occasioned by the fall although
the patient complained Of his left side
hurting considerably and led some to
think that some ribs had been broken.
Oh, merchant, in thine hour,,of e ee,
If on this paper you should c c.
And look for something to apppp .
Your yearning for greenback Wv,
Take our advice and now be Y y y,
Go straight ahead and advert i i;
You'll find the project of some u.
Neglect can offer no ex q q q,
Be wise at once, prolong your d aaa,
A silent business soon de k ( K,
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-04-10

Evas' Pet Pony Prince with Uncle
Tom Cabin April 14th.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-04-10
Consumption surely Cured.

To the Editor Please inform your
readers that have n positive remedy
for the above named disease. By its
timely use thousands of hopeless cases
have been permanently cured. / shall
be glad to send two bottles of my reme-
dy FREE 70 any of your readers who
have consumption if they will send me
their express and post Office address.
Respectfully,
T. A. SLOCUM, NJ. c., 1s1 Pearl St..
New York.