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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-19
The Malone and Anti n ahouo Adher-
rnia a IIINr.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. July ls.-The
Malone and anti-MahOne adherents,
who came here yesterday from Nir-
ginia, have been hard 90 work to-day
and tonight with Chairman Quay aud
Messrs. Clarkson and Dudley, of the
National Committee, trying to turn the
decision of the committee ia each
others favor The National Commit
teemen met in conference at
the Arlington at o'clock tonight,
but at midnight had not reached a
decision. Two calls for a State conyen-
tion were submitted TO them one pre-
pared by Colonel Brady, representing
the nti-Mahonites, and another sub-
mitted by General Malone himself.
The conferres skept themselves locked
up. and refused admission 10 all report
ers. so that nothing whatever could be
learned about the outcome Of their de-
liberations. Colonel Brady lato to-
night said he thought compromise
would be effected which would be ac-
ceptable to most Republicans 10 the
State. and bring about harmonious party
action next fall.
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FREDERICKSBURG.
william shaekief1rd Sentenced A
Kitchen aud contents DestrOyca
Attempt at suicide.


FREDERICKSBURG. VA. July lS-Wil-
liam Shacklei0rd, who was indicted for
burglary and iail-breaking in Stafford
county, was tried in that court yestcr-
day and sentenced to fifteen days in jail
upon the first charge and twenty -four
hours upon the second.
The kitchen and contents OF Mr.. JAS
Nicholson in Stafford county. opposite
this city. was destroyed by fire last
night: loss S27j. The origin Of the fire
is unknown.
Mrs Alice Honey. who attempted
suicide in Washington yesterday by
shooting kerself with pistol, is the
wife Of Mr.. John o. Honey. formerly
Of this city. This is her second attempt.
The trial Of the negro Jordan Wash
ington for killing Haywood Johnston
on the 9TH inst. will begin here TO NOR
row
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Sir Julian Cong Back TO England.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. July ls.-Sir
Julian Paunceforte. the British Minis
ter. was at the State Department to-
day bidding good bye 10 Acting Secre-
tary Wharton ana TO Walker Blaine,
preparatory TO leaving the city for New
York. whence he sails on Saturday for
England. While IN his own country
Sir Julian will arrange his affairs, and
in the fall will return To Americs with
his family. lie speaks highly Of the
United States and the manner IN which
he has been entertained while here.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-19
4 BOILER EXPL0DES.
rhrcc Ven IstiIcG ana "a Dozcm wound

CHICAGO. Ju.y is. About $500 clock
tMs morning the boiler connected with
the % B. Stone * Co. plarng-m mill.
Blue Island and lIayue avenue. eX-
r.Hled ihierrllc force. Three work
meu were Instantly killed. Jefferson
King. fireman: Alirel Dollar. Iab0rer;
Fred Blnie. a. tcamsfer. a dozen men
around the place were burned and cut.
but none of them are thought TO be-
fatally hort.
The building in which the boiler was
located WAS blown 60 pieces. and wiz
d0ws u ncighboring buildings were
shattered. Three 0r four IreIght CaI-
were standing on tack near 10y. and
these were blown completely Cn lhe
rails tipped over and smashed into
bindlug wood. Soon after the eXplo-
sion occurred force OF men were pat
to work cleaning away the debr's- In
am hour Time lhe bodies of all The
dead were taken out. The remains
were horribly maugl,d. and presented
% sickeuiug sight. They were removed
t0 the mofgue The loss TO the lumber
company is about ~30.uOl.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-19
A WIFE'S VENGEANCE.
MRS. Il. A. THOMPSON C0NfESSES THAT
SHE KILLED HER HUSBAND.
lie "Cussed'' spd Threatened 10 whip
Her-she - Arrested. and Presents
P,tiabIe Appearance Bc-
fore the sagisfraie.
-snecIal correspondence ol the TImes.


NORFOLK. VA, July ls.-Mrs. r. L.
Thompson was arrested this morning
for beating her husband over the head
with hatchet Tuesday afternoon az his
house in Atlantic city. so badly fractur-
ing his skull by the blows that he Is not
expected TO live. Nr. Thompson has stub
bornly refused to tell who bis assaIlant
was. but this morning his wife confessed
and was at once arrested. Her story
is that her husband came home drunk
Tuesday afternoon and very ugly. He
"cussed" her and threatened 10 chas-
tise her, and on occount Of being dis
pleased with his meal threw plate at
her and struck at her with a piece of
scantllng. To protect herself. she says,
she picked up a Ratchet and struck him
over the head with II several times.
She says II WAS a question OF getting
killed or protecting herself. and she
choose the latter course. The affair
has attracted much attention here on
account of theprOmineuce of the parties
concerned. To day Thompson Is bet
ter. but 1t is thought he cannot live
more than three or four days.
This morning Mrs. Thompson was
given hearing before magistrate,
and presented pltiable appearance.
She was committed to jail for ten days,
and IA now IN such a nervous condition
that she is considered insane. Her
agoulzing cries can be heard outside the
jail, and much sympathy Is expressed
Tor her.
Ward meetings for electing delegates
to the Democratic State Convention
will be held in Norfolk ABOUT the latter
portion Of the month. 1t is thought
that none Of the delegates will be in
struc,ed.
Mr. d. b. Cannon, OF Whaleyville. /
Va, who was robbed Friday last of a
watch valued at $50 aud 800 IN gold,
arrived here yesterday and recovered
the watch and S92 o. his money. The
man who robbed him, whose name Is
Thomas White, has been arrested ana |
turned over to the Nansemond county |
" no viii prosecute him.
4 barn burner named Fred Jones was /
tried ia the Southampton County Court /
W Wednesday for setting fire to the barn /
IF Mr. +. X. Wicks. near Branchyile, /
and was sentenced to the penitentlary |
Tor ave years.
The fight against Constructor Bowles /
)y Republicans has taken new form.
Il being announced that Secretary Tracy
las frankly told the constructor enc
mics that If ne is ordered away from
he Norfolk yard the battle-ship Texas
will follow him and be built elsewhere.
Only about a hundred and fifty men
,re at work ON the baitle-ship, Texas,
,wing to the slow and Irrcgulrr ar
rivals OF material. The force will be
increased, however, early next week.
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w ANTED. - GIRLS TO MAKE
w cHkROOl~. steady work None bat
those who want o. work steady need apply.
e.. ". VIM & CO.,
iy1--lf 40. 1910 cary street.
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YOUNGSTOWN. o.. July is To-day
the remains OF q woman. thirty years
ola. ard two gllls. six and two years
old. were found in ten inches of water
in "a small creek i've miles north OF
here. Although Identification is not
complete. it is supposed the woman Is
Mrs. John McGregor. of this place. who,
with her two children, was seen yester-
day near where the bodies were found
begging. and stating that her husband
had left her in destitute circumstances.
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GOOCHLAND E. II.
A Railroad collision.


GOOCHLAND, c. H., VA. July 1s.-A
collision between two freight trans oc-
CURED on the James river division Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio at irwin depot
thiriy-three miles west Of Richmond
this morning at 1910 O'Clock. 10. 2G7
running from Gladstone 10 Richmond
became an extra at Pemberton, and
was running on orders. When 1t ar
rived at Irwin depot 1t was sigualed 10
stop. This the engineer promptly tried
70 do. but although he reversed his en-
gine and sanded the track. his train Of
ffty-six loaded coal cars ran into
train No. 27j. the third section
OF No. 76. which was standing on the
main track just east OF the depot. and
whose engine had been uncoupled and
run down TO the water tank about a
mile away. Engineer Burnett con
tinued on his engine Till the pilot lifted
the caboose OF the standing train. lie
then jumped, and his fireman did the
same. From the force Of the shock
the coaches Of theG standing train
were forced forward. but only
the caboose was injured. and
this. strange to say, was actually lifted
on the top Of the engine. The engine
were wrecked. The smokesiack. pilot.
woodwork and front Of boiler were
crushed in. The tender was ditched
and one loaded coal car and three
cars Of corn consigned to tho Gallego
Mills. and containing 24O0 bushels Of
corn, were derailed. turning them over
IN the dry bed Of the old canal. a force
OF hands were Immediately sent to the
wreck. In order to clear the track the
cars were thrown into chaos. The corn
was shovelel up and put in bags. A
west bound freight train carried tine
passengers who heard Of the
wreck. and fearing perhaps another.
The damages are variOusly estimated
at from seven to twelve thousand dol
lars.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-19

BALTIMORE, ND, July ls.-Cattle
trade more active than last week
though slight decline in values Of satc..
most OF sales at S3 jOaS4.25 per one
hundred. Best beeyes, S4aSi 35. first
quality, s37Ja24; medium good fair
quality, s35OaS3.75; ordinary thin
steers, oxen, and cows. S2aS2.;j per
one hundred pounds. Total receipts
for week. 1907. OF which 600 came
from Virginia. Total sales, 996 head.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-19

Nrw YORK July is.-DetsctiNe Noi
ri-. ~ Mis.islsippi. finding that no a'
rest. ON account Of the sullivan h'ii"'A
G.ht could be made here without a re-
ouisl,ion. notified Governor L,W.y ,.'. ~
that eject. and has received ins''uc'
tons 10 return home and await 'he s ao'
non of the grand jury after Wni0n' '.,,
whatever acquisitions are needed VIII
Ia. ia-ued
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-19

OTTAWA. ONT, July io.-S'x , hen
W Di d,nwned last night wh'ie attempt
"'it wei - Moot Roches Rapids with rai'.
ai,s 1ns ~ nooes or Of the unfortunates Were
Inc al,eined ""-' bat it is known that
hey belong TO Quebec. i",g ,Se mmber
turning from shan'ies ,, ~ nsnn 'n worting
district. where they hau o''"
s'.',no the last SIX mouths
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-19
RICHMOND COLLEGE,
Va

~ IT NVNU. y
Tile next rtsr ON opcl SEPTEMBER loiH.
and continues nine months. The college
comprises eight lndercndeut schools. con-
ducted by the ,nuc number oi Professors,
and Is thoroughly equipped for dispeusli
thorough md extensive course pi iusffuc-
tiOn. aud Tor seeming The comfort, eOnyr-
nicuce and health uf IT'S students
Expenses Of nOa-rl siirnt STUDENT Tor The
session. ,07 so. OF resident student about
500
For catalogues giving detailed Information.
address n fik iklIAN,
ia I i-cOdllt Chairman Of the Faculty.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-19

MONTREAL. July Joseph Dfonin
and Joseph Pelican. two dock lapofeis'
engaged in fight on the wharVes last
lnsht and Dfonln was knocked down
twice. Tie police arrested and locke"
Them up. An hour later Dronin was
found dead il his cell. lt was toun"
lhat when knocked down during tne
dphi his head struck some pointed oO-
iect which penetrated the brain.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-19
Norfolk Negro sails Tor Europe -
Te,fiB In the Iaybiick Poisoning
Special 10 the rlmos.l

especial 10 the ilmcs.l
NORFOLK. Va, July 1s.-Thomas
Staucil. colorel waiter in the St.
James hotel, left here tonight FOR
New York. from whence he will sail
for Liyerpoolto testify IN the celebrated
May brick poisoning case. StaucIl was
for a long time "a servant in the May
brick family and resided with them
while Mr.. and Mrs. May brick lived in
Norfolk He was familiar with Mr.
MAVERICK 5 habits. and Will testify
that he was frequent arsenic
taker and often sent him TO purchase
the drug. 1t is also understood that
Mrs. Maybrick has other Norfolk
friends now in Liverpool who will tos-
tify in her behalf.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-19

WASHINGTON. D c., July lS.- Mr.
Walker Blaine emphaiically deuied TO-
dav.toa United Press reporter lhai
his father is i'm bad health. lie vas ln-
dieDant at the repeated publications oi
&. q stories that his father has serious
ailment. and characterized them as the
opposite Of respectable journalism.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-19

COLUMBUS. o., July ls-At , A. VI.
fire was discovered in the block on
High street. between Long and Spring
streets. breaking from the store-room
of The German Furniture Company
Owing TO the combu-tib,c material the
fire had such headway that nearly Inc
whole block wa- gutted. The loss Will
beab0ut 5000 600. covered by insurance
a number of drcmeu were injured.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-19
Roanoke SPARKS


.~pcrhl To inc llmc-I
RoASoAE. VA. July 1s.-Major j. II.
Dun-don civil engineer. left 10 day for
Europe on bu iness trip.
Rev Dr.. G. f.. James. Of Culpeper,
formerly of Buchanan, has been elected,
and has accepted the supcrintendency
of the Allegheny Institute. The board
OF trustees today ratified the election.
Work on the new institute building
will be commenced in a few days.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-19

WASHINGTON d. g.. July is.- Sur
D0rIul Hamilton. OF ihe Marine
H'aI Service. has returned 10 The
I.m Wilmington. DEL. whore De
Witnessed fhe .aunch of the new iumi-
.le steamer. the Louis Pa.icur.
Hamilton says the launch was suc-
'l. aai Doe i, much pleased with
|' nea boat The work on lhe
mDf bong mpleied as quickly
-blt. aud ,he is expected Go be
-y i,r aef official trial tnp in about
'.Iee HDlk..
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,l,,.,ona,,e George w. xor,on Dead.

LOUISVILLE. KY. July ls.-GeoTge
w. Norton. ST.. the retired millionaire
banker and capitalist of this city, died
this morning. lie was the richest man
in Kentucky. possessing large real estate
interests in Chicago. Duluth. Cincin-
natl, Louisville, and elsewhere. lie
was seveniy-four years OF age.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-19

NEW YORK, July lS.-The Louisville
and Nashville Railroad directors to-day
declared q semi-annual dividend OF 3
per cent. out o1 the earnings OF the past
six month. The dividend Is payable
in rtock 10 be issued for that purpose.
The last dividend was only = per cent.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-19
The nu,,.e rx.radi.,on Papers.

OTTAWA. ONT. July ls.-The papers
in the Burke extraditiOn case have been
received at the Department Of Justice
from Winnipeg. \ lapse Of time being
provided FOR Dy law. tue order for ex-
tradition cannot issue until the 10Th IN
stant. and IN the meantime the Minister
OF Justice will consider the merits Of
the case.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-19
Two Maiden sisters Commit Suicide.

POINT PLEASANT. VA. July lo.-
Anca and Merriam Bogles, two maiden
sisters living just over the line N
Jackson county. committed suicide last
Tuesday by taking arsenic. They left
a letter signed jointly saying that there
was nothing in life for old maids. and
that they were tired Of il. They were
in fair circumstances, but had no rela-
tiVpa living
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-19
UNIVERSITY
of VIRGINIA

Session begins Ocf. lsf. and continues nine
months. Faculty II fweuiN-one Professors
and eight instructors Wsll-tuuipped
laboratories and museums. Nccfs nfy ck-
uenses ora Nirginian Iu thN Acadrmirll De-
partmout. only $3.50 For catalogue Tpply -
MM A.. h.IilIkNIoN, Chairman Of the Faculty
\. %. University % D.. Va. le2i-Dodl2t
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-19
weather indications for To-Day.

WASHINGTON, ID. g., July ls.-
ns Indications for Virginia: Light
IshoweTs; warmer, southerly
winds.
For North Carolina: Light. local
showers; warmer; southerly winds.
For Alabama: Fair; no decided
change in temperature; yariab 4
winds.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-19

THE Continental Brewing Company,
1900 West Bread street, will buy every
empty ale and porter bottle in the city
at the highest cash price. Don't be
afraid Of over stocking them. Serd in
all YOU can get. ROBERT HILL, JR.,
Manager.
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AND DRILL

AENOHl. COMPASl "A.rf
RIcuMOND VA. July 10. issc
Order No. --.
IMPORTANT MEETING AND DRILL
i tonight AT SIS o'clock sharp. by Orlcg
.C."KAl BO>SiEJN. captain.
J. II. JONES. tirst sergeant. lylO-lt
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-19
A CGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
~ SIAINION. VIRGINIA.
Miss MAItl }. q AiDM IS. pniNflrki.


Opens -cptemhc. g. i9sD. Closes June, 1890.
Unsurpassed ircaiion. Building, Grounds,
aud appointments. Iull corps uf lc1rnrfs.
Jnrlyalled adyuniux.s BOO Music. Languages.
b lOfufiOn. Art. EuOk-kerpinr ln}flfu lul-
ture. ~tenogapny. and tNpo- writing.
Board. &c. with lull English course 500
for the entire nine months. Agslr, All ana
Languages extra.
For fun particulars apply 90 ihc principal
or Ca taloguc. lf3u-l Odlm
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tnree Ch,idlcn Poisoned

LITTLE Rock, ARK, July lo.-As-
senic was placed in the food Of the four
children of Joseph Hunter. a planter
living near Star City, and three Of them
have died. The criminal and his mo-
tive are unknown.
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Al Uniccr Dcfai.ed

" AshiAGION, ID. c.. July lS.-The
resident Aas detailed Second Lieuten-
"ul 'ame. b. Hughes Tenth Cayalry
lioie'sor Of military science at
bingham school, Orange county, n. q
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ulfgG>s..

II r. 6. o. I. G.. A. q. 7. U.-DGUS
L MEuMQIEJ.~ A stated rendezvous
81 Richmond COnsistOry. No. 6. =. 4 X. =.
lhiftv-eccOnd Degree a. \. p. r., VIII De
held I'm their chambtr. at ~. A Albans tfAil,
iIilS lfrldryl ENfNfNs AZ o'clock.
A. there Wl.l he several candidates lOr Il -
grees full and prompt Attendance u cAfu-
tsfly requested.
By order OF j MICHsUN ". b.
Ihhty-~ecOnd Degree.
First Lieutenant Commanding ana n stink
lll. Commander in Chief
W ". oo,pGN, Thirty second Degree. a..
IA 10 IL
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"A.uAoI0N. j. g.. July ls The
owing iouIih.c.ass postmasters m
''tiaA were appointed 90 day Madi.
'..c. Llia NJ. Deiord; Stanardsyille.
William b. Cole.
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SALESNEN- We WISH 4 FEW
y men 90 sell our goods by sample 10 the
w.dlt sale and RETAIL trade. arg's ~ mnnu-
factur.rs ln our iiue. Euclo-e cent stamp.
Wages s. PER day. Permanent position. No
pOs'als sasw4red Money advanced FOR
wagcs. advertising. etc. rgNfESNIAL
ohio. ~ Io-lm
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-19

II Miss T., Louisa. Va, will send us
her name we will comply with her re-
quest. Anonymous communications
will not be noticed.
WILLIAM MITCHELL, Secretary.
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Killed whiIe BIa>liHg

DANyILLE, VA, July 1S.-While
blasting on the line of the Atlantic and
Danville road, near Milton. Yesterday,
Allen Mccain. young man Of North
Danyille, was killed. No particulars.
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SHORTHAND STU.

w DENr-. over one hundred now IN at
tendance. GOOD POSITIONS are secured
ALL GRADUATES Remington type
writer used. only College OF ~tenogfaphy IN
ll-ncd in 1855. Very eusy terms made send
Tor prospectus. NcDiLNKA COLLEGE oh
SIENoGNAPni, ll13 east Main strecet.
my26-~u. MAfJm.
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| AW SCHOOL
l. WASHINGTON AND LEE UNlNfli-

SHY.
ItNINslON. NA.
CHARLES \. oltANE-. 81. \. y J., ltofes'
s0r of common and statute Law.
JOHN NANnpllh Ilt kIk. 1t. d.. Pro-
lessor ui Equity and comm 'irlnl Law.
nid of constitutional ANA international
Law.
Tuition and fees. s15 for session of nine
months. commencing september 18TH.
Apply for catalogue and circular
Ik5-fm
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L THE VIRGINIA AGliiclI.rtRA AND
MkClA NICAI tulltGE VIII commence
On Tat N~iAl september -, lNnp mo
location of lhc Virginia Agficu iural Expert
ment ~'utiDn, ou ihf college mfn, give, sn-
pcriOr advantages fu tnc students lu nrflcui-
turc. The machine shop hns N'rn ftchtiN
enlarged nnd new machine y added. Offering
special iIducrmruts tp fNr students ln me-
chanir~ Tuition free. Hulri from - 10 80
per month. For catalogue and lurhcr IN
formation apply io l.. l.. lpNAN. resident,
Blnckshufs. Na. iyiG u wNWlm
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jyi3-lw.aul0-lw m


No. 2north Eighth street The twei ~
fourth session lellus MONDAY SIrIEabfK
DID. THOMAS n. NORWOOD.
lyIp DIV Principal.
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NrANTED. BY 4 YOUNG MAN
w educated at lianuden sidney College
who has haG succe ssful experience as pflnci
pal Of a Graded school. "a position as teacher
Teaches Latin, French. bcrmtr. higher Hug
llgh branches and Mathematics. IcstimOn-
ials from trustees ard patrons. Address
JAMES n. LfE-. Blackstone, Nottou ~
county. Va. Jyft-tf
The Irish standard., 1889-06-15
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Last year 2, 434, 230 bushels OF apples
were shipped to England from the
United States. There were also thous-
ands of tons shipped from the Cont
nent to the same market England is
paying annually $40, 100000 to foreign
fruit-growers.
The truit-growers of California, find
ing that peach-stones make an excellent
fuel, are now selling them at the rate of
SIS ton, A sack of stones will weigh
about eighty pounds. and is said to last
as long. as an equal number Of pounds
of coal, and give an even greater heat.
This will form very welcome suppli-
ment to the income of the fruit dealers.
According to the most reliable statis-
tics the United States are, in absolute
amount, the wealthiest nation on the
earth: the true valuation OF property be-
ing s43, 642. 600, 900. Great Britain
comes next with a true valuation of $685.
972, 600, 900. Germany has 500, 600, 000,-
600. Russia: ST., 1859, 100000. Portu-
gal is the poorest, having only $751;
600, 900.
A freshly executed painting may have
The Irish standard., 1889-06-15
st.. Cloud.

Special Correspondence to the Irish Standard.
We regret to state that S T. Doyle,
a member of Division No A. o. H.
of this city, is suffering from injuries
received while at work at his trade as
stone cutter short time since. 1t will
be some time before be will be able to
resume his regular duties.
Michael Boyle, wife and family, left
last week for a visit to Ireland. He
will sail for Londonderry and will
spend a few months with his aged
mother in Dungloe, county Donegal,
where he left fifteen years ago. He will
also visit his brother, Edward, in West
Cald ar, Scotland. before he returns.
His brother, Owen, and half sister,
Mary Doherty, of Minneapolis, will
have charge of his dry goods store until
he returns. 9s
The Irish standard., 1889-06-15
HUMOROUS DRIFTW00D.

The papers last week announced that
there was log jam on the Mississippi.
Some one must have been cutting down
the forest preserves.
II cannot play on the banjo SIR
He said, with blush of shame:
But braced right up and said: You bet,
lean guitar all the same
Landlady- s'No sir. we cannot admit
you; We take only single gentlemen"
Married applicant-"Well, amt I a
single gentleman? What dye take me
fora pair of Siamese twins?''
wood your said the coal dealer cutely.
II wouldn't she answered quite grim;
And then. as he fred up slightly.
She gave the Goa shoulder to him.
Tommy Mamma, why did they put
Monday next to Sunday?''
Mamma-.Don trouble me now,
dear; I'm sure don't know"
Tommy CATER a pause)-"Was it be-
cause cleanliness is next TO godliness?"
Take away the soda fountain ~
Twas the maniac's horrid yell,