davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-13
Splpsnimger an8aaenoeTG
IesSelitabcts MarSnneoe.

Som for beflsnotajort afboloer Rinneios
taielIfabet for Sotolafbplo fit Narsmsoe /
minneapolis 14be-15oe Nonbr. fsrittoms
menoe.
Nsbet be9pnosr ben ABE Ropember 81.
8 Torm. p9 boloes | Souges Weniebeos
RtIte, ipm pelprllrqeu er operlaoS oS til fri
BenptteIie uuOer YRBoet; ben ftaar paa 4tb
| Ctr. o. 18th Npe. g.
BeIiprellen pil iBrse for, at Der 10 g frit
9o9i til Eele9ater iaaueiio andre BeiBeens
be ueo WtPoet. Dtan meloe fig blot / COB
betios hos SefetRren.
Sooroiot Der oipeS Rebuftion poa Serns
banerne fan pi life meo S,tterbeo ii9e, oa pi
enOuu lite bar fuuet betemt Suar oesaus
9aaenoe.
Spao Narsmsoet ianr fornemmeIi9 bar at
bebanrle, oil ices Of neoerftaaenoe Brparam,
iom Seftprelien for Betoemmelisbecs Stplo
bar uoarbeioet.
Eorsoas Sormibbus.
y gnba9t.
q BeltomibIien af Grof. Reimeitae.
81 ytebi9ttelis Of Sulomastsio mite.
A. Saoberstnins al 5ormano, Sstreter os
&oSierer.
81 Reoiattelie af Subberetninssiomiteer
Eprsbas g~ftermiboas.
u Nnbast.
q 8om%iteropporter.
81 On Times Bt bauoItng Of Sps9smaalet
Suao tan Der aisres for Nfbolbsliteratur, oa
% iatlia for bore aiholbsblabs? Snoleoet
Of Rso o. y. Glien.
a S%ansbOsiassn. Sublebst of BrOf 8.
4stterien.
81 YaIg af Rominaticnstomite os Gam.
tale ON, bporoau Beftprelieu bsr iammsu
i9ttes,
Eorsbas gften.
afbolosmsos meb Taller os Gang.
5rebas 5ormiboas.
y 4nbast.
q Romiterappprter.
81 Beban6ltns Of Spsrssmaalet: Spor.
ban ian Sslflbets Benseiaser beoft cronss?
Suoleoet al SstretRr s. =. NpoabL
4 B~ebanolln9 al S~psrgsmaalet ON Gam
men ilItntns meuem be forileutse Statsiel'
faber.
Grebas gftermiooas.
y Nnoagt.
81 SEAPORT fra Romtnatioustomiteen os
Bala Of gmbeosmRno.
81 llafsiorte Saser % lsbenoe 5orretniu'
ger.
A Rsferaternes CpIasnins os autuseIis
Sreba9 Gfteu.
Seh.
Gang Of Stuoenterfuartetteu. 9aler pac
Rori Spenf os gnsslf Of ueltlenbte Rirte
% NfboIb8m9no.
Nosan9spris 25 Gents.
Wilt tpoer paa, at pi IiaI iaa ct soot Vars
meoe. fIere %tSoreniuser bar alereoe ienot
lnoerretnins ON, at be bar pal9t 9ele9atsr
Saaber mart at here fra be reference.
gnonu ensans oil jes minbe 2otalforenin
aernes SetretRrer ON at inoisnne iuloft9n
Big Rupport til mig. iaa at pi iau faa er
arsi os liar Operfiat ouer Selffabets SiI
fanb. s. 8. RpbabL Sefr.
abresie: augsburg S%smiuarp,
Rtnneapolis, NiuH
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-13
Stuff pad,


at Rortbern BaeiFe Sautn er ben
naale 8aue, iom bsfororsr Basinsersr meO
cireite Train uosu Cmbptte til oosunGOute
Steoer. Vile pore gasiu9srsr bar fri aibe,
upitelie Of RoIonit SoUeoosue for belle Ret
len ira 9bica9o, q, Baul s1er minneapolis
amt Rettigbeo til at Hoppe oosr 10 Gage
uda ale Stationer / BdibtH9tou Territory.
BerioHer, Der oil ieHos eftsr 5amilier, 6u'
itrler % BGrn oil aItio finbe bet til oisiss
5oroel at afaigre BiIetfisbst mso os, GA ri
aItto ienoer en- al bore 5Olt meo for at ie
Dem paa bet rette Train, did oeres Baa.
gage o9 eqers 9ua otm ttlbaanoe pla beofts
Raaoe iamt reieruere COB Blaos for oem I
Sooeoo9uen.
Reiienoe b8r ogina erinore, at oi boloer
e9ue Routorer % eget Berionnle I 2po,
fane Sans, Tacoma OF Vortlan0,
buor al muitg NsiiitaHce oil bllue poet pore
Bosia9erer Deb Gntomften, lanOel GanoiBs
gere IOm ArbstoGre. Vile Brepe ON gano,
arbetostraft og Torboloe bsiparGs burtigt
% fuIoft9not9t. YRaH beroeno:r fig til
u. 6. Sobnion d So,
General Land and Emigration Agents.
Cor. Bird & Sibley Str 8, ST. PAUL. MINI
200 Washington Ave. s., Minneapolis, MINI
lao f. Kinzie Str, Chicago, III.
5 Broadway, New York, n. Y.
2).15.1p. N. r. Il. 4,
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-13
60 CROSSE, Bis.
OR, ReoaftDr!

Sr. &eoaftDr!
Sen 25Oe +. W. b9aote Der Den isrselise
Elptie. at or. gpalo 6orbreso fra Beroaleu
t,ufusOe / RisIsfppiFuoen. gan tllisemeo
g Anore reiite | 2 8aaoe opsr 5loeen for at
tstrnste bet Bsianl9s, iom fsrer til ben paa'
tGHtte npe BRO, % fsr be reiite tilbase, bar
bet g9et paa meo 8inb. ia Sanoen bar
fOr ms3et luftet, rauot ben fulo % fantreoe
pntrert 100 Sob fra Gano. Den gue iugms
msoe ilanb, % be 8 Inore bolot Jig en- Stuno
'fat | 8aooen, men, oa ben after git ruuot,
lbIep Sorbreso borte, be andre 2 orep ba Of
|Sinb os ct sn ilano, meu par n,eset meos
lta9ue al Sanoet. Be 8 Niano, iom bar /
pen uuoea Sauc, tnnoe Sntet sisre, oa be
huOoe NOT meo at Hare fig ielp / Siub %
Strsm, berimoo er bet me9et at befIase, at,
3ileRt Der bar mango 5olt paa Ganb, o9 /
EuIinpts al 8aabe peo Saanoen, iaa bar Der
itte en- gnefte, Der 9loroe bet rinseite Sorig9
taa at tomme be StatIer til Si9lp, fsr be
iCn iaa nGr &ano, at be iunbe naaes msb
fRuoerHe. Den 5oruIpfteoe tom bertil fra
stOr9e / Somner, % baooe Deb fin fttue %
etoentli9e Sanbel aIlerebe erbOerpet fla
4 an9e Senner, Der bnr 9iort me9et for Of
noe bans Gig, men biotil fprsiases, ba
6lolIeiet er fulot Of Wo,abs, Der sjsr bet
nnnuIt8t at bruse oroenlIis Sofnereotuber.
Per er MI uolooet til benz, iom fan iinoe
yam, $40 90, nemltg fra bans Sntel 8. Nars
~, Chicago. $500 Sappes. & auItin 2unrs
Der 90. $1,000 Os Spen S. 90.
anore Slooe, iom bar berettet Tilbrusels
tn mtnore FORFEIT, bebss at pptase ooen'
F%aaeaoe. Nnoers Sauan.
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-13
elepa, Srempealeau Go, 8is.

Sr. Reoaftprl
9a leg fer / 8labet Beretninser fra for.
FIelt9e Banter uf 2anbet, men Sisloen noaet
eerlru, oil ies Tribe npsle Orb til "Secorab
*oten'. Bet Ssrte, MAJ / Glminbeliabeo
pfS9noer mso, er Seiret, men bet oil ie9 bog
PIE otoere omtale, ba oiifnoi ben Saa er Iaa
eleniiemtGrltst ION mulis. bog oil leo be-
porte, at Der / ben ienere 9io bar oeret Ii
fet Resn, men Npltnsen blep iaar upaatla.
eeIt8; Soeoen CAB fra 20 til 80 8uSbels pr.
tcre, Saure cp I'll 60 Buib;ls paa enislte
stscer, os gRaiien % Yoteterne er Iiseleoes
Sor Up gIeua er life meget for enbru
se' bar en- TRBae, iom eies os beftpres Of 8.
fa)eIInS, iamt 4 GROCERY Stores, men noale
Dem 9lsr NOT life for Sorretntna. Bet
6lrnuet Gilbert & Salanser, Iom aisr
IN rtsttts 5erretuius Der p1a Steoet. Saa
a' u ct Saropare Sture, ct Drug Store, 1
Snaeoe Shop, 2 Soteuer, / greamerp, &irfe,
S'oIe9ns % 2 8Uttorer, nemlis Or. Senoen
s9RNnlar. Der er pan Gale, at Der ffal
sslsteS en- eiperp stubIe, Os MI / Ssit IiuI
S''n0ansa blioe farpis BERTH. Zen blep
ssiaue' up THOR SsH, % bar iibsn lisset Der,
ssa III bar be bespnbt OF lasse ties % S,ine
y" oenlts StIisn til "5scorab. Soften os
SU'ere ira Psr 2asom.
poor Huber maj, SbeaIet af en-
fIftH?" ipurste Ssaien mssst bsitis
leIiSt.
pun sr Optasen meb ben frusteslsie
<'p'e OF iSse sftsr Sbsalet af en- Ranh,"
8's's en- apinSefemms iaste.
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-13

Set er temmeli8 let lei at sisre 5orz
ftiel paa en- flOs Rano us en- TOif.
Den flose Wanb bsrer til bort 8arti,
o9 ToIfen er san Nobtanbernes Sioe.
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-13

Gu Gaps Tube reiie meo Sernbaneu
o. baube funoet for sObt at placere fig
/ en- &pinbstupe. aOnbuttsren siorbs
BAN upmertiom paa bans 5eiltaselie.
"8eb De, buem De taller til2"
ipursts ban aOnbuftsren.
"Ses peb iulfalb, of bet lille er ei
apinbfolf," iasbe 8pnbuttsren ilas'
farbis.
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-13
correspondence.

.,o,bsue,r us,u RsvH % ssr,st ;sa,s tff, uine'
800 Ill, b bItr t,,, tnsars sisnnsnlahs al st'
r..ss,r,r. Rosn,i stI TIE SItp, SH,ntIissi'rt. r.s'
"i1.,, U,s,smn,uSt sSrr'iRsHs,Ht sHo,r BET. "sn ne
~,,,ttsu,n mds hare Rspntt % dhttsitn-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-09
WEDNESDAY January 9, 1889
Briefs.

The vario1s ward dramatic clubs are
working wi h might and main to outdo
ea h other in their next en- ,ertalnment.
BUT little work was done among the
carpenter~ Yesterday afternoon OWNS,
to tie sympathy for the injured man 1t
tue depot
Docs are we'll enough in their way
but when they get so numerous thal
NOBODY seems TO Cwn or care Tor Inc
half OF them they naturally become de.
prayed for lack of training and Will
soon corrupt the 10 erals of the best pe-
haved dog in the neighborhood. There
are perhaps twice as many dogs IN the
CITY thsn are licensed and as every dog
looks like every other dog that looks
like him, it is next to impo sible to tell
which is which. But when dogs get 30
mischievous that they will tear IN;
clothes from allow hanging clothes line
and deliberately rend them in piece:
before the eyes OF the owner OF tn
clothes forbsarance ceases to be a viz
tue, and soon the proper officials VII
be called upon to bury some dead dogs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-09
Probably a Fatal Accident.

Yesterday morning, soon after start
ing to work on the new Union Depo
an accident occurred to the carpenters
that came near causing instant death to
one of their number.
Jack Mckinley, with a number OF
others, was engaged shingling the roof
on the west side of the building, near
the south end, when one of the cleats
supporting their foothold gave way,
precipitating both men from the.r
perilous position. The others managed
to retain their balance when they
struck the scaffOld at the end OF the
roof, but Jack was not 80 fortu-
nate. Striking the scaHold with
both feet, nearly midway be-,
tween two supports, he rebounded
in the air, and came down to the
groud headforemOst with q dull tnuu.
His head struck against piece OF IRON
that had been left from framing, ana
produced a serious fracture of the skull
lust over the left ear. He was picked
up unconscious and taken into the OF
fee on the east side of the building,
where a cot was prepared for him. Al
the rest of the forenoon he laid there in
an unconscious condition, bis pulse sc
low it could not be counted and hi
breath coming in short, convnlslVs
gasps, and death was momentarlly e1'
pected.
His family were notified and his wifi
and two children hurriedly came to hi
bedside, where they remained. At nool
work was suspended for the day
and the kind hearted WORK
men raised purse Of som
$50, which they gave to the afflicted VIII
and mother.
A change for the better was noticed
at about 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon
aud it was then for the first tim
thought possible that the man could re
cover. DR.. Condun was in attendanc
all day, tut could give no positive fore
cast of the result of the injuries. Th
chances he was willing TO admit Wer
very much against him.
Last evening he was seemingly com
Portable at the Office where he was mr.;
taken, and the doctor forbade his beln
removed.
To- day if the patient is in suitab
physical condition another physical
will be called in, and the two will pei
form the difficult operation OF ralslr
q the indenture In the skull, and do wins
thew can towards repairing the acc
dent.
Last evening the respiration W;
about SO. pulse &c, temperature sllght
. below normal.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-09
First District Court.

Before Judge Henderson, yesterday:
United States vs.. Frederick e. Ralph;
defendant arraigned and plead guilty
to unlawful cohabitation; judgment,
four months, $43 and costs.
A.. Reno vs.. M. H. Beardsley; case
Emma l.. Yocom ct al. vs.. John z.
Taggard : al; order overrullng de-
murrer.
Uni @ States vs.. Charles s. Hall; ar
raiered and plead guilty to charge OF
unlawful cohabitation; Judgment, SIX
months, $33 and costs.
United States VS., Charles 3. hall
adultery; sentenced to one year and
six months-both sentences to COM
mence at the same time.
S. V. Frez r vs.. Church OF Jesus
Christ of Latter day Saints; order set
ting January Oath for hearing de-
murrer.
oliver johnson VS.. 8. NJ. Molten; or
der continuing on payment OF costs.
The cases against Charles 5. Hall 1ol
adultery and unlawful cohaeltatlon
were found by the Grand Jury yester
dav. Hall was notified and came Int
court and plead guilty to both charges
HoNE curad Hams Bacon and Fur
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-09
ECZEMA CAN Be CURED.

The mort agonizing. huL.iliat1pg'
ltching, scaly, aud burniD Eczsmas
are cured by the Cuticura Remedies
when ply icians and all other RENE
dies fail.
have been afflicted since last March with
a skin disease the doctors called Eczema
My face was covered with scabs and sores.
and the jtching and burning were almost
unbearable. Seeing your CUTIcURA RENE
DIES so highly recommended. concluded te
give them trial. using the CUTIcUR' snd
CUTICURA SOAP externally, and nEsoLyEEI
internally for four months. | call mysell
cured, in gratitude for which make this
public statement
MRS CLARA A. FREDERICK.
Broad Brook, Conn.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-09
Eczema on Hands Cured.

Two years and half ago Salt Rhen n,
broke out on my right hand. 1t appeared IN
white blisters. attended by terrible ltcai t9
and gradually spread until it covered the
entire back of my hand. The dlsease mex
remedies, but could find no cure until oe-
tanned the CUTICURA REMEDIES, Whlcn ell
fected d speedy and permanent cure.
JAMES P. KEARNEI,
2S4 Wood Avenue Detroit
Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA, Soc;
SOAP. 2bc.; RKsoLvENT, 81. PREPARED oy the
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL co. oos'on'
f. Send for Glow to Cure Skin ~ DIS l
eases" "a pages, 30 illustr atoms, and loV tes
timonials
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-09
O - e ~

We are at alI times glad to receive com
municstions from correspondents on sopiSiS
d. pSit to our branch Office, and be accom-
panied by the name of the writer, not
necessarily for publication. but as guaran'
tee of good faith"
Subscribers will oblige by promptly notl
fying this Office of any failure III Ghe ue
iverv C this DaDer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-09

HOME cured Hams, Bacon and Pure
Lard at f. j. Mays, 81 E. First South
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-09
Eczema on Baby Cured.

M-Iarv has been troubled with ecA ema
on his face, neck, head, ears, and entire
body, He was one mass of scaps, aud we
were obliged to tie his hands to prevent ms
scratching. 1 have spent dollars on rene
dies without effect, but after using one eo&
of CUTICURA and one cake of c sTICURA soAF
the child is entirely cured. cannot thank
you enough for them.
II Null St, Brooklyn, E. D., &. Y.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-09
Police Court.

Daniel Wilson, 14-year-old lad, for
the too premiscuous use of an implement
of torture known as flipper. but more
familiar to some as a bean snapper,
was sentenced to one day in the city
Jail. The police haven't had case be-
fore since the 81 instant, and had TO
arrest someone to keep in practice.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-09
Eczema Three Years cured.

CUr1cURA REMEDIES are the greatest medi-
cines on earth Had the worst case OF SAT-
Rheum in this country. My mother had IL
believe CUTICURA would have saved her
life. My arms, breast. ana head were
covered for three years, which nothing re-
lieyed or cured until I used the CUTIoURA
REsoLVENT.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-09

The Public for their liberal patronage extended to us in the past years.
u davor in the future to far urpass former efforts we
have received every encouragement by and all IN establishing
obirp House that is credit this city, and we shall spare III
pains to keep up our reputation and to carry stock 0 WHICH
so we'll known that will please all old patrons and the many nc"
.,co norrar establishment. In
ones will be attracted to our immense popular
of our great rush during holidays we weeentley
We
d ~ ~ certain classes of goods which again being repen-
bed as fast as telegams and express get them for u.s.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-07-19

When in Operation the Article Will Cost Ten
Cents Barrel More.

NEW YORK, July 1s-The definite an
nouncement is made here to-day that the
much -talked-of Salt Trust is practically
formed, and will be in operation by Octo-
ber. The association will be incorporated
under the laws of this State, with capital
of 15,OO0,OO0, and the headquarters will be
in western New York.
Those interested say that the combination
was forced by serious competition between
Michigan, Kansas and New York. Michi-
gan firms have been Shipping salt from Chi
cago to places in Kansas, and paying 81 per
barrel freight. and selling 1t at S1.2O,
and they have shipped it East also
at the same rates. The Kansas
and New York producers have been
result-a big loss TO all concerned. After
the association is formed each manufactur-
ing point will be appOrtioned it's cwn dis
trict. and the price of salt will be uniform
all over the country. The loss ON the long
freight haul will be adjusted, and prices
will 60 up 10 cents per barrel.
No stock will be put on the market until
the association begins business in October.
The executive officers of the trust will be-:
President Burt. of the Michigan Salt Asso-
citation, presidents; Franklin Woodruff. of
president; IL. X. Thurber, treasurer, and w.
c. Mcclure, of Michigan, is SPOKEN of for
secretary.
1t is denied i'm official quarte,s that any
arrangement has been mace with English
capitalists to put in s., ,0c. 600 Or any other
sum, and whether English capital will be
subscribed for stock is not now known.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-07-19
PENDING APPOINTMENTS.

A Number of Announ cements Expected To-
Day Result of the Presidents Return.
Special To the Indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON, July 1S.-It is probable
that there will be no Cabinet meeting be-
tween the present time and the hour for
the departure of the President for Deer
Park, on Saturday. General and Mrs. Har-
rison made up their minds to leave again
on that day, and will probably remain in
the mountains for longer period than be-
fore. The members of the Cabinet who
are now in the city called informally upon
the President to-day and chatted with HIM
concerning matters pending in their va
rious departments. but, contrary to expecta-
tl0n, there were no postmasters announced
this afternoon. There will probably be a
number of appointments tomorrow, how
ever.
1t is understood that a considerable num-
Der of papers relating to e0nsulates have
been in the Presidents hands, or upon his
desk, for some time, and it is expected that
before he returns he will attach his sigma
ture to the commissions of number of
gentlemen who have been applying for these
places. There will, also, in all probability.
be number of appointments in connection
with the Interior Department, and it was
In this connection that Secretary Noble
spent considerable time with the President
to-day.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-07-19
POSTMASTER KILLED.
He Is Shot by an Outlaw for Examining o
Broken Parcel Fictitiously Addressed.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. July 1S.-Yesterday
Postmaster Gray, at Gain, Lamar county,
was shot and killed by man who escaped.
Gray lived an hour, and gave the following
account of the affair: A few days ago
package came to the office addressed
Cain" No person living there bearing
that name. he returned it to the sender. A
man named Burrows called for the
package yesterday, and being told 1T
had been returned asked Gray if he had seen
its contents. Gray said yes. upon which
Burrows shot him, and threatened to shoot
Mrs. Gray and her sister. Gray said the
package had come to the Office partly open.
and he could not help seeing that 1T con-
tanned white mask. Gray also said Bur-
rows was the same Rube Burrows, the
Arkansas train robber. who escaped from the
officers at Montgomery, Ala, year or so
ago, the time his brother Jim was caught
and carried back to Arkansas. 1t will be
remembered that Rube and Jim were in
Montgomery, and police officer had them
in charge. taking them to police headquar.-
ters. At the foot of the steps both dashed
for liberty, Rube escaping, shooting
printer named Bray, who tried to interrupt
them. Rube was subsequently surrounded
and shot at by the officers. but disappeared
in the swamps, since which time he has not
been heard of till now.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-07-19
He Is Charged with Gross Violations Of the
Pension Laws in Cases That We're Acted on
Long Ago by His Predecessor in Office.
The President Expected to Announce a
Number of Appointments To-Day.
Pretty Remembrance of Mary Lodge McKees
Baptism-Professor of Agriculture for
AuStralia-Mr. BIaine's Health.
nfUGwUsIP LIES.

Tanner Unjustly Attacked for an Act Com
mitted by His Democratic Predecessor.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON, July 1S.-The absolute un-
fairness and lack of decency with which
the attacks upon Commissioner Tanner are
being conducted was amply demonstrated
to-day, when the real facts in the latest
scold of the New York Times against the
Commissioner were unearthed. The Times
charged unfairness and gross violations of
law in the case of a pensioner named Phil
lips. 1t was asserted that Mr.. Tanner had
rerated this man from S4 to $40 per month.
The facts of the case are that Phillips was
originally rated at So month under Blacks
administration. This was first increased
to ST. and subsequently S24, per month.
He has not been rerated since Mr.. Tanners
administration began. There are a great
many moresimilar cases. The anti-admin-
istration newspapers are stopping at no mis-
representation, and are balting at no mean
ness to make capital against the conduct
of affairs in the different departments, and
their arrows are generally directed as wide
of the mark as is the shaft In the Phillips
case above cited.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-07-19
INDIANAPOLIS FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 10,

ef Commons for the middle division of
Cork, was then called. He testified that he
had never advocated the boycotting of
women and children. He had tried to get
land ,grabbers boycotted. He admitted
that he had denounced a certain land-grab-
Der as a corrupt reptile and creeping
louise. The and-grabber was afterwards
shot at Witness always spoke against
outrage. He had been boycotted himself
by Cork Tories and his business had dimin-
lshed. his patients forsaking him under
pressure.
Mr.: Bernard Charles Motloy, Home-rule
member of the House of Commons for Birr,
IN a speech at Marylebone, last evening.
stated that the Parnellites possessed I'M
doubted evidence of the existence of q con-
spiiracy behind Pigott, of which Pigott him.
self was only the tool. This evidence will
startle the English people when published,
as IT will be at the proper time. 1t was in
tended. he said, to lay all the facts before
the Parnell commission, where they could
be thoroughly sifted by counsel on both
sides, and their Importance duly weighed,
but Judge Hannen's outrageous ruling pre-
vented this plan from being carried out.
The Parnellites held a meeting to-day, at
which Parnell presided, and decided to de-
mand at the earliest opportunity a parlia-
mentary committee of inquiry to investi-
gate the origin of the Pigott forgeries. The
Irish party claim to have evidence proving
that the Loyal and Patriotic League
planned and executed the whole business.
while Pigott only acted as their tool.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-07-19
Terrific and Fatal Boiler Explosion.

CHICAGO, July 1S-The boiler in the plan
ing-mill of the II. V. Stone Lumber Colnpa-
ny, on HOyne avenue, exploded at Sis
o'clock this morning. The mill was blown
to atoms. scarcely board or q sign of the
machinery being left. The following were
laborer: Oscar kroll. teamster. -Four other
employees had narrow escapes AT half-past
o O'clock the body of King was recovered
from the ruins frightfully mangled. Dol
search of work. He also was badly man.
gled and burned. Kroll was a teamster
for another firm. His head was crushed by
a piece of the boiler. The flames which
followed the explosion were soon extin-
guished. The financial loss will be S6,0O0