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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-22

A LARGE BUILDING BURNED IN ATLANTA.
Atlanta &C., April 2t.-Firo vas discovered at
O'Clock this afternoon In the jackson building a
bssiness block ~ Pryor and AIsbama Sta, b, which
70 The Wsiihouss Paper Company the Dun a Co.'s
AEshcy, Aaron Hkas merchandise broker ana various
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-22

As will bs daent r. get out Of Lac daring the parade
n@ psos' Special fsFeazs cissrsftss stxisty paTs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-22


Large crowds thronged the churches OF Brooklyn
and II safe to say that tho seating capacity Of
all OF them taxed to Its utmost. In the
more prominent Of them there was hardly standing
room 10 DO obtained after the services began.
As usual, the services in tho Protestant Episcopal
aud Roman Catholic churches drew the largest
crowds, At Holy Trinity Grace, 81. AIMS, the
Church OF the Messiah. ST. Luke's So. Marks and
the others OF tho Episcopal denomination, many
strangers 20 be found wOrshlppIng with tho
regular congregations, and the same thing was OBJ
served 10 the Catholic churches.
The Tabernacle, whore DIR. Talmage breaches
the lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church. tho Church
OF the Pilgrims, the Central and the Tompkns
Avenue Congregational churches were especially
lavish In their floral decorations, ThoTe were also
many Sundays celebrations and special sor
vices for the children.
on occasion since the death OF Mr.. Beccher had
Plymouth Church been crowded as II yesterday
Every seat IN the BIG church was occupied. and many
people stood M during the service Tie floral decora-
lions consisted simply Of mass of pottod lilies IN
front Of the pulpit Tho Rev; DR.. Lyman Abbott
belief In tho resurrection Of the body.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-10-02
To be Purchased by a syndicate.

MINNEAPoLIs, MINI, Oct. l.-There seems
TO be no longer any doubt that the Chicago
dispatches relative to the big financial deal
regarding the mills and elevators is
founded upon fact and that ere long the
property wiH be transferred TO the purchas-
ers. Investigations show that the syndi-
cate hold options on all the Minneapolis
property mentioned. c. NJ. Harrington,
the manager Of the vandusen and Star ele-
vator systems, said yesterday; "Mr. Mayer
is right. / have signed an option contract
and no, representing the syndicate, has put
up cash forfeit. can not tell you when
the deal will be consummated, but will as
sure you that the property has not yet been
transferred.r
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-10-02
.THE CAMPAIGN CLOSED.
End of a Hotly Contested Political
Fight in Washington.
Both Republicans and Democrats arc
Confident of Carrying the
Legislature,

And Thereby Electlng Two United states
Senators. but the Election OF Repub-
lican Governor and Congressman Is Be-
yond Doubt.
TACOMA, w. T., Oct, 1.-The most bitterly
contested political campaign ever fought
in Washington ended with the setting of
Mondays sun. Tonight 1t will have been
decided whether Washingtons first State
government is to be Republican or Demo
cratic. The fight between the two parties
has been largely waged on the tariff issue,
with the passage of the constitution, the de-
Gliding of the capital question, and the adop-
tion Of the prohibitory and womans suf-
frage planks In the constitution coming in
as side issues. The Republicans predict
the election of their entire ticket, with ma
jorities ranging anywhere betweenS, 900 and
1900.
The Democrats concede the election Of
Ferry for Governor and Wilson for Con-
gress, but claim division Of the Supreme
Judgeships. For Governor and Congress
man they concede maiorities OF from 5000
to 5000. These last figures are more than
~iNNN ASoo ehuh BANoh w hAAOh AOA NStNh""S
against Voorhees, one year ago. The chair
man Of the Republican Territorial Central
Committee claims that the Legislature will
be Republican on joint ballot by a majority
OF thirty. On the other hand the Demo
Gratis claim the Legislature on joint ballot
by ten. 1t is here, TO secure the two United
States Senators, that the Democrats have
concentrated their entire energies, permit
ting and encouraging the sacrifice Of other
portions Of the ticket II by such this end
may be secured They are better organized
than ever before in the history Of the Terri
tory. Their meetings have been largely at
tended and enthusiastic, and their leaders
are very sanguine.
The Prohibitionists and the more radical
of the Woman Suffragists have been work
ing for the defeat Of the constitution rather
than for the adoption OF the separate clauses
in their interest, having no hope Of carry
Ing the same. The farmers are also opposed
TO II, on the ground Of extravagant salary
lists, many judges, etc IL will be adopted,
notwithstanding all this by good MAORI
ty. The capital question will not be decided
at this election owing to the number Of can
didates and the fact that majority ofvotes
is necessary to decide it. The three cities
having the highest votes will be the con
testants next year.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-10-02
HER HEALTH WAS RUINED
Her Life Was Cne Of Pain, But
She is Now Well.

Mrs. Alexander Vaughn, wife Of one Of
the most prominent and extensively known
merchants Of Prescott, Ark, writes the fol-
lowing letter under date Of April 20, 1880:
~ owe the preservation ofmy lifeunder
Providence to Swiit's Specific Is. s. 81
For four years my health was wretched !,
ruined-my life, a life of constant pain
and misery and torture. Food soured on
my stomach. and what L ate to-day l
would vomit tomorrow. My sleep at
night was broken with the most horrible
visions in dreams, so much so, that could
not bear to be left alone; chronic diarrhga,
painful cough that theatened me with
consumption; my feet and ankles we're
twisted out of all proportions, and my
limbs swclled more or less. j coud not
walk except on level floor, and then
with difficulty, and for while could not
get in or out of bed without assistance.
The pressure OF finger on my body
would leave its impression, and in short /
thought had dropsy, in addition to my
other aflllctions.
Two doctors treated me faithfully dur
ing these four years but did me no good
the medicines they gave me were as use
less as stagnant water. My friends
thought | would die, suffering as was
with combination of diseases.
In 1887 | discontinued the use of the
medicines i had been heretofore taking
and began TO take Swift's Specific Is. s. 81
Five bottles of this truly wonderful medi.
cine was what wroked the miracle of my
complete and permanent recovery"
Treatise on blood and Skin dis
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Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-10-02

Everything Ready fvr the New York DEM
oorntic state Convention and the Hin
Slate wilI 90 Through without Opposi-
tion.
SYRACUSE, N. ", Oct 1.-The Democratic
State convention bids fair to beas harmoni-
ous as was the Saratoga convention Of last
week. The delegates are all here and the
city presents lively appearance, There
does not appear any doubt that the Hill
slate, so-called, will be nominated, viz; For
Secretary Of State, Frnnk Rice; Treasurer,
e. Danforth; Attorney General, Charles T.
Tabor; Judge of the Court Of Appeals,
Dennis O'Brien, and the denomination of
State Engineer Bogart and Comptroller
Wemple.
A hard fights being waged by local Dem
ocrats and Republicans in behalf Of Will
lam A. Beach for Treasurer, but the leaders
say nothing can defeat Danforth for the
office. In fact the ticket may be said to be
cut and dried. AS prominent leader put
it last night ave are going to show Mr..
Platt that we are as united and as solid as
was his convention"
The platform will thoroughly indorse Gov
ernor Hills administration; reaffirm the
national Democratic platform; declares
that revenue reform is not failure, and
will probably reiterate the last plank on
that subject.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-10-02
IMPORTANT suRJEcrs
To be Discussed at the Meeting of the X.
OF l.. Executive Board-Many Complaints
VIII be Heard.

To be Discussed at the Meeting OF the X.
of l.. Executive Board-AIany Complaints
WIN be Heard.
ST. Louis, Oct. 1.-The General Executive
Board Of the Knights Of Labor which met
in this city yesterday, will have many in
teresting features to look after that have
not yet been publicly noted. Outside of the
special interests which brought the present
meeting to st. Louis, Local Assembly No.
1855, OF Pittsburgh, win present an appli-
cation for a charter TO take in all glass house
packers not covered by Local Assembly No.
800, the green bottle blowers assembly.
The Skaters, Marble and Tile Workers
Union and Musicians Union troubles at
Pittsburgh will also be considered All COM
plaints-not only from st. Louis and the
Southwes but from all parts of the country
will be fully Investigated. An effort will
be made to straighten out all the many
present entanglements Of the order.
Three members OF the Executive Board
arrived here yesterday. They are: ]. NJ.
Hayes, Of Philadelphia; ]. J. Holland, OF
Florida. and A. w.. Wright, of Toronto.
Master Workman Powderly was expected,
but did not arrive The members Of the
Executive Board are surprised, but believe
that Powderly has been unavoidably de.
tanned No official business was transacted.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-10-02


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WHEN sLEEpY-rlME COMES.

Do you fancy our Rob goes TO bed, Indeed, mol
But ne stops his stick-horse, with very loud
''whoal"
dust in front Of my chair, for seconG or so,
When the clock on the mantel strikes eight
As he says: "Mrs May, now the dark's coming
down,
must hurry along, ma'am, to Happy dream
town.
There's river tocross, and, you know, might
drown
II dared any longer to wait"
Perhaps five minutes later / fnd him in bed,
With handkerchief tied round his dear curly
head.
He Is really quite III, so the doctor has said,
But his merry eyes twinkle with fun
So, at once, I'm hospital nurse, understand,
And sit by his side, smoothing softly his hand,
Until soon, very soon, he is safe in the land
Where his journeys In dreams are begun.
There are times when together the mountains
we climb,
Otis only the staircase, you know, every time, }
And our journey begins at the instant the
chime
or the clock on the mantel says eight
Or my Rob's engineering passenger-train,
Which has stopped at the station SO near the
homo lane,
That it finds me traveller caught in the rain.
WHO'S vory glad not TO be late.
And my little boy knows 1t is nll make-believe,
But It helps him, you see, not to worry anc
When the time has arrived all his playthings
to leave,
And TO yield to his go-to-bed fate.
Who am II o, his mamma, you know, "Mrs
May"
And his partner in planning this nice little way
Which so happily closes the long, happy day
When the clock on the mantel strikes eight
Patty Caryl, in Housewife.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-10-02

'sCease, cease,n Isaid, for her talk Jared
upon me s'call me not happy till thou know
est my end; and speak MOTTO meof love,
for with love comes sorrow and niue Is
another and a higher way'
GAY, ay, so thou sayest-and Joy, too, that
comes with love Never talk lightly 0f love,
my King for it brought thee herel Lal lal
but it is always the way-The goose on the
wing laughs at crocodiles,' so goes their
saving down Mt Alexandria; but when the
goose is asleep on the water, itis the croco-
diles who laugh Not but what women are
pretty crocodiles. Men worship the croco-
diles at Anthribis (Crocodopolis), but they
worship women all the world overl La
how my tongue does run on, and thou about
to be crowned Pharaohl Did Inotprophecy
it to theel Well, thou art clean. Lord Of
the Double Crownl Go forth.p
And came forth with the old .wife's fool
ish talk ringing in my ears, though Of q
truth her folly had ever grain oswit In 1t.
As | came, once more the Dignitaries
rose and bowed before me. Then my
father, without delay, drew near me, and
placed within my hands golden image OF
the divine Goddess Ma (Truth), and golden
images Of the arks of the divine God Amen
Ra, OF the divine Mout, and the divine
Khons, and spake solemnly
'Thou swearest by the living majesty OF
Ma, by the majesty of Amen-Ra, OF Mout,
and of Khonsm @
~ swear "I / said.
"Thou swearest by the holy land Of Khem,
by Sihor's fl cd, by the Temples of the Gods
and the eternal Pvramidsp
"Iswearn
Remembering thy doom II thou shouldst
fail therein, thou swearest that thou wilt in
all things govern Egypt according 10 its
ancient laws, that thou wilt preserve the
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-10-02
CLAIMS GREAT THINGS.

A Minneapolis Engineer Says He Has In
yenteda a Machine which Solves the Prob
lem of Perpetual Motion.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Oct l.-Richard Robil-
lard, night engineer at one of the Pillsbury
mills in Minneapolis, has a precious ma
chine locked up in his house which he
guards iealously. This piece Of mechrnism
is, so Robillard says, solution Of the prob.
lem Of perpetual motion. Monday afternoon
the machine had been working for seven
weeks. 1t requires no fuel and little oil is
all that is needed to keep 1t in shape.
1.-THE machine have running now" said
the inventor, has a fly wheel ten inches in
diameter 1t will run two sewing machines.
Twill have completed by the end Of October
machine with twenty-four-in wheel
which will elevate 500 pounds The ma
chine requires governor to regulate the
speed, and can, Of course, be stopped and
started at will" Mr.. Robillard is taking
steps to have his machine patented. He
thinks he has made the discovery Of the
century
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-10-02
A Sound Legal Opinion.

+. B cambridge Munday, Esq, County
Arty, Clay Co., Tex, says, "Haye us.
ed Electric Bltlers with most happy re-
suits, My brother, also, was very low
~ith Malarial Fever and Jaundice, but
was cured by timely use of this IN medl-
cine. Am satisfied Electric Bitters
saved his life."
Mr.. d. |. Wilcoxson, OF Horse Cave,
KY. adds like testimony, say ing He
positively believe ne would h ave died
had 1t not been for Electric Bit iers.
This great remedy will ward of as
wei as cure all Malaria Diseases, and
for all Kidney, Liver and Stomach Dis
orders stands unequaled. Price 90 cts.
and 81 az Ad ems drug store.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-10-02
STRINGENT RULES ADOPTED

by the Government to Prevent Fraud In
the Trrusportation OF Chinese Across
United States Territory.
WASHINGTON, Oct LIN view OF the
opinion Of the Attorney General OF July 25
last, the Treasury Department yesterday
issued the following circular in connection
with the transitof Chinese laborers through
the united states: "Any Chinese laborer
claiming TO be in transit through
the territory Of the United States in the
course Of journey from and to other coun-
tries shall be reqlred to produce TO the col
lector Of customs at the first port Of arrival
a through ticket across the whole territory
Of the United States intended 10 be trav-
ersed, and such other proof as he may be
able to adduce TO satisfy theIcollector Of the
fact that bona flde transit only is in
tended, and such ticket and other evidence
presented must be 80 stamped or marked,
and dated by the customs officer as 10 pre-
vent their use second time"
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-10-02

worship Of its Gods, that thou wilt do equal
Justice, that thou wilt not oppress that
thou wilt not betray, that thou wilt make
no alliance with the Roman or the Greek
that thou wilt cast out the foreign idols,
that thou wilt devote thy life TO the liberty
Of the land Of Khemln
~ swear!n
'It is well. Mount, then. thy throne, that
in tho presence Of these thv subjects j may
Lame thee Pharaoh"
mounted upon the .hrrpe, whereof the
footstool is a sphinx, sim The canopy the
overshadowing wings of Ma Then did
Amenemhgt once again draw nigh and
nlace unon nv hro,y the pshenf and nm my
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-10-02
FILTH AND DISEASE.
II Persons Would BE Ho 'lthy They Must
Above All Things Be Clean.

II Persons Would BE He ,lthy They Must
Above All Things BE Clean.
While It is the universal testimony Of all
sanitarians that filth generates disease,
many persons only admit this with mental
reservation.
They see the children OF the very poor,
half clad with dirty rags, playing in the
dust and dirt and yet apparently perfectly
healthy. They do not understand how
health can depend so much on cleanliness
while examples OF this kind are so numer-
Gus.
A little explanation will show why this Is
so and that the sauitarians are altogether
right
II Is well known that dry earth will alb
sorb poisonous gases, and render them
harmless, and Is therefore one Of the best
disinfectants known; also, that fresh earth.
though moist, is q powerful disinfectant.
Earth Is not filth, and II children are al
lowed TO become filthy they need the free
use OF disinfectants, such as dust, fresh
earth and pure circulating air. These are
the sanitary circumstances that prevent
such children getting sick.
II would be much better, however, 10
have the skin kept clean by frequent ablu.
ton, and frequent change Of clothing. Then,
with pure air there would be no need OF
walluwing in the dirt 10 disinfect.
Decaying exhalations from the body are
very poisonous and prolific Of disease
germs. The same may be said Of other
refuse matter, such as decaying vegetables
in the cellar, or waste from the kitchen.
Sometimes very small amount OF such
decaying matter Is sufficient TO infect
whole family or neighborhoed. A decay.
ing tooth may be the cause, not only Of bad
breath, but coptinued Ill health.
II we would be healthy all the corners and
out OF the way places must be carefully
watched, and the clear, ringing words, b.
clean, kept ever uppermost In the mind.-
By ID. H. Roberts, NJ, D., in Journal of
Hygieo Therapy.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-10-02
DID NOT DRAW THE COLOR LINE.
Secretary Tracy Denies Unfounded Reports
About Fred Douglass Trip to Hayti.

Secretary Tracy Denies Unfounded Reports
About Fred Douglass Trip to Hayti.
WAsHINGToS, Oct. 1.-The report that
Commander Kellogg was relieved from the
command Of the 0ssipee at his own request
because Minister Frederick Douglass and
party were TO proceed TO Hayti on her, and
that Commander Evans, who succeeded
him, reported tAe vessels boilers in bad
condition 10 prevent the voyage is again de-
MED by Secretary Tracy, who as made
public all the correspondence relating TO the
matter.
II Is shown from the letters and kilograms
that Commander Kellogg was relieved from
the command Of the, Ossipee on September
81, three days before II was known that
Minister Douglass would proceed TO Hayti
on her. The correspondence also proves
that it was not Commander Evans but Chief
Engineer Robie, Of the Norfolk navy yard,
who reported the ossipee's boilers in bad
condition
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-10-02

PITTsBURoH, Oct. 1.-The first Joint ap
pearance Of Edwin Booth and Nine. Mod.
jeska as stars, and also the opening Of their
season, took place last night at the Grand
Opera House before a large audience. The
play selected, "The Merchant OF Venice
Mr.. Booth as "Shylock" and Nine. Modes.
ka as "Portia," gave the artists opportunity
to display their talent as Shakespearian i'm
personators The sale Of seats is, with one
exception-that Of Patti-the largest ever
known in this city.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-10-02
A DUEL TO THE DEATH.
Controversy Between an Editor and a
sheriff Results In Both Being Killed.

COntr0Versy BetWetn an Editor and n
sheriff Results In Both Being Killed.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 1.-The Times Demo
Gratis special from Robelleu, La, says that
l.. McAlpin, sheriff Of Vernon Parish, was
shot and killed Friday last by A. G. Poole,
editor Of the Vernon News, in d duel with
pistols. Poole also lost his life. A.news.
paper controversy between the two men
led TO McAlpin being challenged by Poole TO
a duel. The sheriff paid no heed 10 the
challenge and 1t was repeated
Poole entered the sheriff's Office on Fri
day and uttered verbal challenge. Both
men drew pistols, Poole firing first Nc
Alpin emptied the contents of his pistol
into Poole's head, hilling him. McAlpin
died In few hours from wound in the
abdomen
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-10-02
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Heavy Dsmar.s Awarded.

B NEW ORLEANS, Oct, LA Shreveport spe,
cIal says that the tuiy N tho case OF J. B.
Peyton VS.. the Texas a Pacific Railroad
Company returned o verdict OF ~, 900 dam
AeSs for plaintiff last evening Peyton
claimed 10 have been injured BY d Texas q
Pacific engine while removing q man from
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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-10-02

WATERLOO, Ia, Oct I'M. E. Billings,
who was on Sunday convicted of murder In
the second degree, was yesterday SEN
fenced TO the penitentiary for life. Judge
Ney, in passing sentence, remarked that
had he been Juror he would have voted
for an acquittal. He then pronounced upon
him the full limit Of the law. Billings was
con, i,ted Of the murder OF County Attor-
ney Kingsley at Waverly, Ia, in December,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-10-02
Butterworth rendered a Recentlon.

WAsHINGToY, Oct. 1.-The reception ten
dered Representative Benjamin Butter.
worth last night by Ohio Republicans and
others was great success. Fully 5000
people were present TO welcome the Ohio
Congressman after his safe return from
abroad. Second Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral Whitfield presided and Colonel A. s.
Worthington, formerly Of Steubenville, o.,
but now Of Washington, made the intro.
ductory address. Butterworth confined his
speech mainly TO his travels and finished
with brief allusion TO Ohio politics.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-10-02
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