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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-10-31

| am now prepared tn pay for all freight
lost by the burning of the steamer Theo-
dore Weems. Payment will be made to
the shippers on application or to their
agents authorized to receive the same.
HENRY WILLIAMS.
Agent for Weems Line Steamers.
Oct 31-1tl
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-10-31
If every democrat will do bis duty

Ifevery democrat will do bis duty
victory will perch upon our banners
at next Tuesdays election. Come to
the polls yourself and get at least one
republican TO vote with you. Those
whom you have befriended and bel, ed
in their hours of need should be v il.
ling TO vote for your interests. II
they do rot. don't fail to remind
them or the fact when next they come
asking help.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-10-31
DefaulterS to the State,
STATE OF MARYLAND.
TREASURY DEPARTMEST,

SoArfhoLLERs OFFICE,
Annapolis, Oct. 1, 1889.
In,pursuance of the requirements ofSec.
ton % OF Article 10 of the Code of Public
General Laws, herewith publish the fol.
lowing list of Accounting Officers in 81.
Mary's county who are in arrears to the
State OF Maryland. and liable TO publica.
ton under said law, together with the
amount due by each ms Of this day.
l.. VICTOR BAUGHMAN.
Comptroller of the Treasury.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-10-31
Democratic Central COmnlitte'

Even his opponents are compelled
to praise Col. Baughman. He is the
right man in the right place and will
be triumphantly reelected. Help to
swell his majority.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-10-31
FARMS WANTED.

Owners of farms wishing to DISPOSE
them or 10 obtain loans or exehapga Co.
city property. apply 10
HuTCHINS & BULKLEY.
specially.
June 2p-rfT - -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-10-31

Many reports calculated to stir up
STRIFE betlceen democrats wiu, doubtless.
". be circulated 5etOecn notc and cleo
ten day. Pay no attention. 10 them.
They are mere traps to catch The ua-
aca'y. Those icho repeat them k7aolc
they are false.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-10-31

Work for the schole Democratic tick.
ct. as tar payers you are especially
interested IN tie Commissioner, and as
Democrats and 6eliecers ia good socernmeaf
y0u are Interested ia Il al.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-10-31

Work mOto tOiU sare many regrets
after election. Besir yOsrsetres and
do not have any "tchot-naigllt hare
beeass" 70 reprOoch youyselres tcish after
election
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-10-31
THE HOG ISLAND QUESTION.


Our brothers of the Enterprise, in
a recent issue, in alluding to the
above question have given Mr.. Will
kinson, the Republican Senatorial
candidate, the credit of causing the
Board OF Public Works to take action
looking to settlement of the boun-
dairy between Maryland and Virgin
la in order to determine the legality
of the lease by the State of Virginia to
Charles R. Lewis Of certain oyster
grounds on Hog Island Bar, which
said lease. it is claimed, infringes up
on the rights of citizens of Maryland.
In the same article reflection was
cast upon some member of the Demo-
cratic L gislative ticket for an at
tempt to deprive Mr.. Wilkinson of
credit due him.
In letter to Joseph F. Morgan,
Esqr., Governor jackson writes upon
this subject
GIRARD HOUSE. PHILA.
October II, 1889.
NJ Dear SIR - Now
as to what Mr.. Wilkinson did in the
matter, I would say-the Board of
Public Works had had their meeting.
had instructed me TO write Gov. Lee,
the letter had been written, mailed
and was on its way to Richmond be-
fore Dir. Wilkinson reached Annapo.
lis When he arrived ! simply ex-
planned to him the action of the
Board. He made no suggestions but
merely said, it was important some
thing should be done and seemed
very much gratified at the course
that had been taken. Mr.. Wilkinson
simply had no more to do with the
matter or what has been done than
some one in Africa. will see that
the rights of our people will be pro-
tected and feel sure Mr.. Lewis is
occupying grounds in the Potomac
River, and, if so, he shall not move
an oyster only as any Virginisn or
Marylander would under the law.
Yours. Very Truly,
ELIHU E. JACKSON.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-10-31
NOTICE.

From this date I viii b found at tlss
store OF ]. w. johnson. Ioonaratown. on
Saturdays, where / will rnpaiE watches,
clocks and jevelry in werknaanlIke man
ner and with dispatch. Lamps also eT-
paired.
CHARLES A. HEARD.
Aug 2o-tf7
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-10-31

The Democratic party asks Of all
sts adhertnts earnest, honest s0ork for
us achoIe ticket. DO your part IN the
good cause.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-10-31

Work Democrats Sty1pe to get out
a fill Uote and spare no effort upon
election day. Success aiH be ours If
Democrats tOiU do their duty.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-10-31
SPRING MILLINERY T!

Complete assortment of Spring and Sum
mer Goods In all inc fashionable shades
and styles for Ladies Wear has just been
received and opened and are now ready
for inspection, such as
FINE CAsHMERES. SPRING CLOTHS
In Elephants breath and other new shades.
ALBATROS in serpent's green and cream
English Cashmeres.
COMBINATION SUITS. in plain and
Montrose Cloths. Satinesin plain and
figured black. Samein Nile green,
garnet and blue.
NOVELTY PATTERNS in handsome sa-
tines. Very attractive. CdALLIES
OF pretty designs.
HANDSOME SIX RT EMBROIDERY
depth OF skirt All over EMBROT-
derry. Same in all widths.
HAMBURGS and LINEN, LoNsDAEL,
White Goods Of all kinas, Lawns,
Cheese Cloth, Calicoes, Cottons,
Skirting, Ginghams, Cretonne,
Cloth for small boys suits,
MOVES, AIDS sp~ci-
ailty, Hosiery,
fine and com.
mon,
Garniture
in everything,
such as jets, braid,
silk, morse and velvet.
Hats for ladies, misses and
children, boys and girls. Flow
ers. TIPS: Ribbon ia all theusyY shaftes
such as Nile, Sage and Absinthe, Green,
Navy Genderne, Sapphire and all the light
hues. Elephants breath, LonIOn Sm1k.
and all the old staple shaded Newport
'scaris, parasols, fans, mourning goods ui
all descriptions--in fact, an assortment L.
numerous 60 mention. Call aud examin.
and you cannot fail To admire them.
|. A. JONES,
LEONARD TOWN.
May 81
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-10-31

Democrats turn ont ! Prevail upon
your neighbors TO come 10 the polls and
uote the full ticket. DO yo.r ichole
duty and uicto1y ,ciU be ours.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-10-31
New Advertisements.
NOTICE.

Hereafter will sell my Goods al the
lowest prices for CASH. I will positively
sell no more goods on CREDIT.
p. COUGH EOELEN,
St. Inigo's, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-10-31

Vote tie Democratic ticket and a0ork
for IL. Don't stay at home bit come
out and tOork.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-10-31

DO not talter. Earnest and concert
ed action on our part IS the one reqni-
site for success.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-10-31
RATIFICATION NOTICE.

RATIFICATION NOTICE.
J. Frank Rohanan, administrator of
Zach t. Mckay,
Jane X. Reed and Allen G. Tyler, admin
istrators OF Josiah Reed.
In the Circuit Court for St. Mary's County,
sitting as Court of Equity.
No. 675 N. +.
Ordered this 9Th day of October. 1890
that the sale made and reported by 10. +.
Morgan, Trustee in the above cause,
be ratified and confirmed unless cause TO
the contrary be shown on or before the Is,
Monday of Nov, 1889, provided COPY
of this order be published in the ST Marys
BEACON once week for three successive
weeks prior TO the said LIST Monday Of No.
vember
The report states the land sold for 1895.
j. FRANK FORD, Clerk.
True copy-Test
j. FRANK FORD, Clerk.
Oct 10-3w
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-10-31

If tie landowners and taxpayers Of the
County are true 10 Memselres their ticket
seiR Scin. The cause is IN their hands.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-10-31

- Letters addressed To Dr.. Payne al
Le0nardtown BY parties wishing him to
VI. tneir homes viii receive prompt at
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-10-31
DIR. |. (. Payne,
49, DPssffsf.

offers ais Professional servi-
ces to the people OF St s7arvfs cr,,,nty.
DR.. Payne will be in his Office It Leon ri.
town always except on he following favs.
when he viii visit other parts OF the coan.
ty:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-10-31

From Morgan to Chunn our ticket
is good one. Vote it
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-15

ssa1ks 1ls L-l sce e1sc. q fog aa1 Sc en-
srs lage csea 1sl re4 - --ss
t--e.r el-srIes eserT feF minutes -
zse.1 r.-llsi1la see flfr 81
tax IL gEsxoa sul ns.-Iarla4 tt az ns~
sstrlsrs 5lEnt 81 - elear -.s a. flssa ~
O. eltu1x i -oea. L-s Is 4ga e lhs aa
& Oregon, 411 laoaxa eza--a-s save sSel
ca t1s loske1E Tor c1salsrs z1ey as4e
rssl a14bs - ezrc1 tleL q = est
mated I84s rls te-al cznsys ID ferssi
ares ID tas Northwest tEls re4r -
ala1.at g. urarly 49, oe0 lie a1es ars
banning al --oug tas FallEsza 1nss as
overs al1 - llg-s A--z-l4s -1s ILLS ana
contains
several rsru houses have been burned
AHA las sr41iss aa1 pEoa-es al slogss.
ai1h quantities e @Ae1s cf TINS years
crop aeFsral 5A01sa-a cord. q weed
Lafs 1sel ells-l@e4 Monday us Eaa.ss
ssegpsa losn aDoa - sstELemsn5 q
Cesar Ai.ls aud eft It's cou1rr, barren
Ia4 people ia -eula instances. hAd searcs
~ lls 90 escape an1 aat - hurry rafoasa
She e9otl tie are being a. thlcz along tie
Fsgl-L road
A. extensive IRE L razlag IA Southern
Oregol. south p Rosebud ant q uumts
~ houses nave bssa burned some u tbs
r9fes- tres are Tie soFz u trzMgs Il
they aEe not treefet Nsl a. a1y
E-acs they start 1g CIT " revenge
Number Nefs ran ouE o. Nc
Leans settlement. ln southern Oregon.
the other caY. and, tGkiug 70 the woods
started a Ere. il US discovered H. time
and sxunguished aud = posse ~ ulea
started a'r9r the rEafnYs aud capture q
thee. Ropes wess pus about their necks
and they were strung Up Tor some t!G-s,
and then lot down and thrashed soundly.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-15
TRIE6gApHIo BREyITIES

srnrv Hsfsasr ~-as 1l1sa II TIE south
ascla uaius a. l'zlsIaee klca. 1s2ssoky.
over sst 90 b1shsls u rxxa resSy for
a. harvest La bssa destroyed ~ Stern
IL a4KeuF
ANY 3 11s~sEy a. Washington wssA iss
real estate 1zs -ssL SGD - Asw 1ork pa
e. SO s4ss ~
AIS Maria CAspin ~tdo~ sgeo = wa
faaua dead ia 1ar bsd Tuesday morning al
l.a Paw klc1 II hear oi.s&se.
ar Jagss l. C46eD ssulor member q
tAs fAoalts ~ TIE University u Rugiui2
lled ~ Eserton 11es1zs snoTEiEs
Dseu Achonaic 2Bo James Connolly. "a
tcrers were kliiea ~ al engine Ia the
-L1 omsAG Asb ssock yaE4s 1nsstzy
u l. asnisd th4s al epidemic q 6loedy
tax l. raging AZ N4Ttkaxe. IL There Las
Lee been slns -e case g. l1A1 olssase there
one thousand poe1ds " dyHsLlise ga
c44ged ~ q-@TT, a. Albany, 3. J. Tues
dly ulghl dis-ocgeo aDouE lzoo tons q
Isck
-sp1t Barb. an Indian travelling with :
sA0~ 49, fatally shot ~ OGlaef Aobortsoa
81 4nes1nes. la Tuesday wAlle resisting
Arrest
Moses \ suonx Joshua stark, George
& Greene. n A Hurley and /. J husa
lave been resrpciutsd Law EzsmineIs u
- sconssn-
bsao1 ssrdinz Who was recently Hid
DapsG ~ Cabaa bsncita. has been re~
.e4ssc o. the payment Q. . ransom Of sl2.-
20 IL gold
Farmers Hicks aud Cash % Humboldt
Tenn ssuled fepd Sunday By nehrng
~lth bal clabs Cash wa knocked sense
less and has slDoe died
Al meeting 81 tie Michigan Grand
Legion sslecr Knights Ancsens Order CT
Cnitec Wcrkmen. II Mas decided 10 abolish
ths beneficiary fund
Maine Las 5000 O9dFsiiows. al ia
crease OF TO over Last year Aimed S hiu-
ban was On Tuesday elected grand master
q the order in that State.
pr 4 George was returning from Wis
iting i patient Of Little Rock Ark. Tues
day night riding veioclpsde, " hen La
was Killed BY al extra = Ain
Assistant Secretary TiehenoT left WAsh-
ington TUESDAY for Lura SpnngS Va lie
f. very ~ with rheumatism. aud has gone
away FOR the benefit o, hts health Hrs
Iichenor and son are With him
Dickinson College, OF Ocean Grove, \ j.
celebrated its l0eth anniversary Tuesday.
Resolutions were adopted pledging thoss
present - make personal efforts 70 secure
800 students ana al 000. 90 for the college.
The creditors OF the New England Terra
Gotta Lumber Company at Boston held a
meeting Tuesday The liabilities are about
SO 900, OF which $50 coo Is secured The
assets Tor the unsecured creditors are NOM
inally about S., CO.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-15
KNOCKOUT BLOWS.
Dealt 81 = Miss 50 Poi Grazd Jury
- Sullivan znd E.lrz-n
MIH o. TaE SLClCERS INDICTED.
fhsiz s~seads @aa s4eksrs Prsossiy "a
rss s@sas hex-hDstil C4Vtarsa .
A4lYis.a.4 90 tls EFs 81 His
Depsal tare for A 4ssF4Il&


-. rEFrs Alss Az "a Ill1ct1e1 -s
ssal4ss Suits a. lsl t-rzf lica have -
been lresealsI % -le s4lILs. Il il lltier.
sroe- -La- Al-24la aa4 .-s ssesl.-s have
49, Des4 iaa-clsd he sra-.1 Jazz - srili
a ss.si04-
BArl4oaz M Alx "a J4zs zlLain.
accom- panis1 ~ ais size arrived csre az
an sarly aol.r 81 BE stepped nom rhs
Norfolk ocas ga o.lcsr arrived lrl &ar
ra1s from ths 9assrua1 oi Mary .-ld. i-s go
uDoa rsq1lsiyioa ~ sAs Governor az ALs-
sisaigpL al placed liM 4adsr arrest The
defeaEs1 pazl-isE S1s lazeu before Marshal
fxsy. oas as1i1od tls n seissi pri altnlI b
tlsa kl1aia N4s -la4 l0cAs1 up Co await
tbsl1 a1lioa JAKE 0ifs ~sgl bitterly.
ana tAa prisoner Nas quite nsEVe1s an1
sssmed 50 tear the Mississippi aushorifieA
MARSHA frey Las lad t1s warrant siaee
jay -. Das nas been unable ID - faI o.
serve o. a. hi'G4l4s Whereabouts were
unknown klraa says 10 has b@ea
m Virginia C-l not IL hiling Ia
simply uied 90 keep CUT q ths
saY until 10 heard LAT Governor Lowry
d1d vita Sullivan hilraiA ~as on bis Fay
- Australia slsn srres1sd Ills issi3l
hsre was ~ see his children AHA leaye Ia
wife Hs has retained Joseph Wayte. sen
or ca Senator Way as c0unssl
CoLCAsus. % AZ IA -Gossrnor Fora
ksr has declined O. issue . warrant FOR the
sxtradition or Richard Carroll general
slperiAten1sns o. tAs 4assa Crescent
road. wanted By Governor Lowry. Of Hissis-
GpFi ~ al alder iu rls Sullivan Kilrain
pTizs-hgak CAROLS part IL lAe affair con
sists Ia me fact that his road carried the
fighters AMI spectators to the scene % the
battle Governor Foraker bases his refusa.
81 tns rsquisilion GA tae ground that Car.
roI 0as 10 .ls state u, Oalo az the time OF
he ngh1
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-15
WANT TO Be SPEAKER.
strsazth OF Various Espobllcan Caadi-
datss for ths House Lsa1=rshiy.

strsazth OF Various EspobllcAn C4adf-
datss Tor ths House Lsad=rshiy.
WAsaS0ros Aug l--Is L expected
that Mr. McKiaIey. " Ohio. VIII reach
" ashington Friday. open his hsadquafters.
and make tae nrst entry a. the race for the
SprakershiR This may confirm the prob.
abilities q an extra session or Congress
bns 10 also indicates Sir Mckinley.
e1rnesEness as candidate even al tina
early date. The contest seems % 10 BE-
tween the favorite OF ths West aud Reed
gas New Eng. and leader There are lGl
Republicans n she nekt House. and Is al
present appears, they are distributed about
as follows.
Mator NcKlnley WI have the fifteen
Ohio Republicans. AZ least one half Of the
Pennsy .vauia delegation, most OF TIE
seventeen southern members II they %
eide 20 90 into the caucus, and scattering
votes from Indiana, kansas Wisconsin and
New York lt Is understood that he counts
upon having az The start htty-seven vote,
IN 4 caucus requir NJ eighty-three votes &C
nominate. Mr. Reed counts the twenty.
three New England votes. the four New
Jersey members. tho six or seven rail
road members in Western Pennsylvania, {
dozen OF the New YoEk ers and odd vote:
here aud there that Will give him 10 begin
with between fifty-tye and sixty votes Mr.
Cannon will no doubt have the thirteen
votes OF Illinois, possibly three or foui
from Indiana and one or two from Kansas
but this following can not be deemed for
midable as the situation at present Is Mr.
Burrows. OF Michigan, viii doubtless have
nine votes and Mr.. Henderson, OF Iowa, ten
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-15
ABANDONED.

Members OF the House Of Commons Cease
The Cfrcuist ioa 81 the Msybriek Petition
-Homs secretary Matthews said to Up
hold the joys Verdict
I LONDON. aug. "a The petition which
was being circ1'a.sd among the members
Of the House % Commons praying FOR elem.
iency 20 Mrs Msvbrick has been abandoned,
many members VINO would otherwise be
ready 70 sign suca petition deem
Ing it nnseemi7 that the pressure
should be brought upon the cx-
ecutivs branch OF the Government ~
ths legislative. l. Is reported that Judge
stephen. who presided a. Ma Mayhricks
triai and who sentenced her % death has
had an interview with Mr. Matthews the
Home Secretary. ia which 10 very s-rougiy
uphe 4 the igs-ire ~ the Jury verdict.
M Matthew'S "a said % have expressed
himself as c0ncarrflc In Judge stephen :
view
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-15
The PRESIDENTIAL PARTY.
.Aa Agreeable JourasT from bar Harboi
la spits Of Gloomy weather-Arrtvala
Ranger. Ne

.Aa Axessabis Journey from Bar Harbor
la spite Of Gloomy weasher-Arstval a.
Ranger. We.
BAso0R. Ne. Aug "a President Harrison
LEFT Bar H4fbor Ia uncomfortable weather.
The skies have smiled upon him dug
fnx almost chs whole OF bis visit @
Ms Secretary % tate. but when 10
aross &c Stanwo0d he looked out upon a
gray. chilly. wet day From The carriage
% fhs wharf he rscor. Ted Mrs Hale Closely
following him were Secretary Blaine,
Secretary Tracy. senator Hale Henry
Cabot Lodge Private secretary Halford.
Harold 81 ,eNau. u samoan fame who "a
sscor-ing the President 20 his father resi-
dencs Ia Bath. Lieutenant Cowles. COM
'nandiag tho United states steamer Dis
patch. Aallck Palmer. J e. Blaine, Jr, and
Hon " : Gurnes
e On the wharf stood naif a hundred spec
tators The President went directly TO thu
maia saloon Of the boat the Sappho.
Captain Oliver. and there parting
greetings were exchanged between
him and Secretary Blaine. also with
W + Ggrnse The little crowd
waved is good bye. and the Prcsi-
dent was ones more on the water aud
bad fairly begun his Trip toward
Warrington. dancOck Point u as reached
about 0I5. and ave minutes later
the party WAS seated Ia the YES
ltlbule parior-cars IN which 10 trav.
sisd from Boston. The parlor-cars, with
all modern conveniencss. were decorated
with towers from end TO end The
locomotive vas trimmed with lowers and
bunting A stop Tor n minute was made
at Ellsworth. .he home Of senator Hale.
and assisted MrS Hale % aiight. part
ing word and the train vas Oh. making no
stop until 10 reached Bangor at about 10 -
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-15
FULLY 1000 REUNIONS.
One OF the Most Notable Features OF the
Coming Milwaukee Encarnpalent.

One OF the Most Notable Features OF the
Coming Milwaukee, Encarnpu4eat.
MILWAUKEE Aug TT is announced
that during the coming National c:camp-
ment of the Grand Army OF the Republic
LOCO company. battery. gUnboat. regi-
mental, brigade, division ana corps re-
unions viii be- held, and places OF meeting
for this number have been secured The
secret service men, signal corps. engineer
corps. telegraph corps. war correspondents
an the corps IF railroad builders are to
meet Over SO regiments have ar
ranged for reunions inc brigade
Of regulars IA the T0urteeath Corus
win nave large mectlac Among
other notable reunions ars se %. tho
Fourth army corps tho Blue star division
OF the Twentieth corps ~ which President
Harrison commanded G brigade. tic FIRST
division OF me Fourteenth corps. IN which
Generals Hobart, Buell. and Hambright
had trigsdes; the First brigade,
FIRST division. ninth corps command
ed by General Charles Waite: Cen
erai Grensola brigade OF the Cum-
berlano army. the Iron Brigade. command
ed by such men as General Rufss King,
John Gibbou. g. s. Bragg ~. " Robinson
and John 2. kellogg sykes Brigade q
Regulars General " 9 Gresham brigade.
Sereutooath corps. the famous Vermont
brigade. Cookers Iowa brigade and numer-
r.re atta~a
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-15

seeta AAe eralea.
Ezs-s rsT ~ Asg "A Reports u
t1e 81 81 lss-sT 1erl-irgs aeasy
ra aE ssa--s--r.- aEe 4ssls gece yea
-ls tfals .f every roet. sxeepl TIE Ialen
E4e.1e faeaas 4to haes-s 0l.y were
144fee1 ia kele n.aoneF ID lie
stQ444 80 tlat al tas lr@las ss~Fs aelsyet
Nay s % t1v Santa liz sla
b. -Atr1 Ealsss reads HeIe CO.
srlesel ans TIE Aesrv irca lri1sv
c. rts farl1sE faal as ol4gAs SIS washed
a.v fer4 trans 90 tLs>e tes I1.ls
alre lE.a-L-l A.slost every foet ~
coauIg l-taseu kas-s4s lIty ans Topeka
= eefsi.t $3.50 water a.t r-s cora afop ia
rl1t territory d badly Damaged Al
Atehlson sewers buildings ~es8 blown
G9aa as PAS OiEy. ksa. 8oeuls
naf- was sgrack ~ HEnsnlDx 2l1 banned
AL elslaseE OF gas santa , = s4ld ta4t lh8
esartrs ut- side " 1opSka Was one great
lake covered ~Is1 broken eornst4lks ana
lefr.= aesfiy al ne crops within stghl a.
IT, railroad hac tseu blown doNn ~ ga.
sIlsm sud he thought TIE sane W1z tue
ell allrs lie various ines between t1is c.ty
ana Topeka
TIE storm aved great hsyoc With the
tracks bstase1 Ihis city and 0lnana. but
sli TIE trains -fTlFe1 coming IN froul halt
en- hour - three hours late. lust naif q
mile rhis side u Lesven~ortA a. ioe-hoase
standing CA tAo biln and containing 60
tons OF Ice Vas undermined ara
fel he Missouri Pacific uack
was covered With debris. which
stopped tie Omaha express bound
for this ciry. Most % the p4sss ngers came
on ~ way II the Kansas city Mysntotte 4
Northwestern 4 zig landslide occurred
on the Kansas CITY. Council Bluffs 4 81 Jo-
seph railroad near IGrkVilic similar
slide occurred GA the Chicago Milwaukee
a ~ Paul railroad near Randolph and dc
isyed the trains from Excelsior Springs
litte rain fel east o. this city.
lrscoIS. Neb, Aug 1.-THE food In
lincoln began sabs,ding at 30 o clock r. To.
The damage has been greatly exaggerated
No lives were lost, and only few hundred
families driven from their homes. No
houses are washed away The railroads
hsye not suffered much, except on the
Burlington & Missouri. near Tecumseh.
where nearly twenty miles Of track must
be rebuilt
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-15

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Telegram-herald., 1889-08-15
IOWA REPUBLICANS.

The State Convention Formally opened
at Des NoiEes-Orgsnizat ton Effected.
DEs MONIES. Ia. Aug. 1.-THE Republican
State convention VIZ called 10 order al II q
u BIZ Chairman Beaidsiey, after which
PRAYER WIS offered by Rev. DR. Dearishear
OF iowa County The following temporary
officers wero elected: Chairman, John Y
IRWIN. OF Heokuk. secretary. p II Bris-
tow. or Des Noines, reading secretary. W
II Berry. OF Indianola Mr. IRWIN. on
taking the chair. Elad5 speech. which
was followed by the announcement OF the
usual committees
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-15

Hippolyte's Forces Relieved to Have Beer
Demorailred in the Recent Battle.

Hippolyte's Forces Relieved to Have Beer
DemoraiIred in the Recent Battle.
EEw York, Aug IL The war in Hayt. II
IS expected. will be abandoned during tbs
summer season A decisive and bloody
battle was fought 4 few days age
not more than three miles from
President Legitimes palace The
loss was heavy on both sides but
according TO the cablegram received from
Port an Prince by Haytian Consul General
Deslandes Hippolyte' wa the larger. Con
SUI General Deslandes said 10 a reporter
that 10 was doubtful whether Hippolyte
would attempt another attack upon Port
an Prince Mr. Deslandes said that Fred
erick Douglass, the new Minister from the
United states, would start for Port au
Prince early next month