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Daily Republican., 1889-08-27
FIFTH edition.



A. last evenings tesslon Of the MuD,.
pal Court, Jerrie Campbell CHARGED w'r
committing an assault and bA,te,v" WY
James II. Grant, was dismissel Al n. "
questof the prosecuting witness NY.
p,ying the costs. A'a
Eden Hsgany aud William porn
were each nned :: and costs tor diurt.a.
nese. N'A'a'
James Jones. co'ored, arrested fl, Al,
orderly conduct was discharged ai,s, n,
ceiving reprimaud from Tie Court
At this mornings session of the ror,,
William HUMPHREYS was nnel 81 ,"i
costs for drunkeunes. and d oterIr c 1.i
duct Yesterday afternoon he eI, s.I'
the house of. Z. Wiggiesworth, 30. S
Jefferson street, and was so.untuly te,,
he had to be put out by force. He cs%s
q second time into the house aud hlJ,s
be elected. Patrolman CAalrs Gn,I,
gathered him into the patrol wagon sr5
had him locked up. AVN
Frank Young, arrested by OF,,,
Ma.on, was fined 81 and costs !vr itubs.
enness.
Fergus Ryan, arrested b, OAlce, IIs,
| shock, Tor being drunk ard disuldtrlv
was tined % aud costs
Addy Pierce was arrested BY Ode,
Wilhelm on charge mate by ", WIN
Edwatds, for entering bis woodward. iot
Of Orange street, and attempting to IN.
thertfrom load CT wood wilhou, nr.
mission. l.. J. Sova std Pierce cana
In about . O'Clock last hight, after lba
yard had been shut up and eommeBeed
70 lead up wool, when hr stopped lin,
Pierce said he had teen employ I'd III h,p.
ing wood for Edwards before aud ls wen,
there to get load. Edward. ssid pIetre
bad been In his employ lnul SlturIat
night, when be got drunk.
The Court thought there WA hardly
sufficient evidence to hold Pierce ior
theft, but fiued him Il AMI costs for
drunkenness.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-27
ReiIrinu. Zeal Leads 10 blows

HUNTINGDON, Pa, Aug. 26.-While
Samuel Neal, . prominent Seventh.day
Adventist, was plowirg In his fields on
Sunday. three young men drove up. One
OF them got cut OF the buggy and order
ed Mr. Neal 10 stop violating the Sabbath.
lie at first refused, but soon yielded, un-
hitehed his team and started home. The
defender of the Sabbath followed him
to the house urging him TO repent OF bis
evil ways, but, unfortunately for the
evangelist, Mr.. Neal'sJstaiwArt son just
then appeared and Knocked the stranger
down. In the struggle which ensued
each side scored q knock down. By thit
Tina the strangers companions had mr.
rived aud the affair was amicably settled
Daily Republican., 1889-08-27

OBLIGATION, Anne Arundel County,
Nd, Aug. 2i.-Frank 7. Kirby a Bro,
contractors, while engaged in removing Q
large hollow stump on the farm OF J..
Roger Wooden, on the Baltimore and
Drum Poiht Railroad, were surprised at
the appearance OF monster black snake,
which at once proceeded " coil himself
1eout The forelegs OF a mule standing
Tear. In vey short time the mule
team was 10 very mixed condition.
The snake was promptly attacked by a
very large bull terrier, who caught him
about six inchcs from the lead and held
on through all the struggles OF the mule.
The n en- In the meantime were engag, d
10 killing snakes, the stump appearing to
be full OF them and very vicious, showing
fight on their exit from the hole. Men
armed with shovels killed In all forty
seven. The one that attacked the mule
measure sir feet seven inches and eight
incbee In circumference. The smallest
one was three feet two inches long. The
tree has long been known as q refuge ior
suAkes.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-27

The weekly rife practice ct Heaidmool
Range was well attended yesterday, aud
some excellent shooting done. The fol
lowing ire the scores, with tho STANDARD
American target, oii hand;
Pistol match, q " yards-E. j. Oar
lington, 93. 81. 81. 81, 81. 81; L. jackson
SO. SO. So. 70, 10; E. Lee. 81, IS, 20, 70
IS; Z. Darlington, %, II, ~; D. Evans
IS. 90, 90.
Record match, 80 yards -H. johnson
(miD CT, IS; A. Jackson, (mil), SO, 80
s. Howard. (ril), IS. 81; L. Amos
(mil), 90
Military match, 200 yards, Gre clinool
tarset.-Private Il. johnson. AZ, Il, ~
Sergeant A. jackson, ~, AZ; Sergeant e,
Howard, SO. 3s; Corporal L. Amos, 81
IS; Corporal p. Williams, 50.
Military match, 500 yards, Creedmoor
target-Prvate II. johnson, 45. AZ, 40,
Corporal +. Williams, Al. 81; Sergeant
A. jackson, 81 Sergeant 8. Howard, 35
Daily Republican., 1889-08-27

10 o'clock

at tho REPUBLICAN ollce to-day, in tho
shade:
7o'clock 10o'clock 10 o'clock
81 6S 70
Daily Republican., 1889-08-27
A Cruel Father Fined.

Thomas d. Fleming, No. ll2l ApJls
street, has been In the habit of whipping
his 10-year-old boy Wi 10 with carriage
whip, but last night Squire Monaghan
turned the tables on him by lasting him
with the law to the tune Of tlg.l1,i ia.
cluding costs. Special Agent Stout AZ.
re ted Fleming on Saturday evening,
finding him at his house In beutlJ
stats OF intoxlcation. lie was then givsa
. preliminary hearing and was bound
over until last night. The little byva
pres mt with his back and thOuldsr
black and blus from the beaiings he Lad
received. Upon being asked by the sui
II he had any thing to say, he sad: II
think q parent has q right TO correct bi,
child" Squire Monaghan ten sail
"What have heard OF you aud judglnl
from tho way you treat your vile spt
child, think II y,u were taken to ,h'
municipal court and sett to New CAsti
jail, 1t might do you gcoi." lilo tlel
imposed line off.5 and coats amountl
In all to 8 OH.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-27

About @ o'clock last evening ENVud
knight, Freddy" Kel,um, Jo.eA
Walihair and Harry Knight, tour Of tie
striking weayers at the Arlington Mill,
assaulted Paul PHILIPPINE, weaver who
is still attending to Lis work. Philpn'
was returning homo from hi, work ia
company of Bella Black, another EN-.
pioye of the mill, and VIII n he reached
Adams street on tho Drandywinc race
the four rullisbs jumped from toma
bushes, where they we've conccalrd, ard
commenced bestIng him. The girl csliti
for assistance. when SIZE was grossly TO-.
suited by his assai anti. After they bad
beat Philippine In brutal manner .ri
attempted TO tear of his clothes The!
threw him In the race, and Lad 1t hO'
been for Miss Black he would have hern
drowned. As all of his assaiIants a'd
known warrants have been issued i'i
their arreAt
Daily Republican., 1889-08-27

Miss or Mrs. Frances Simmons, who was
accuse cd at yesterday mornings muuic.
pal court OF selling liquor on sunlag last
without license, and who hal her h,arins
postponed until even ng that shu might
get some witnesses present from Pha.
delphia, thought better oil It during tho
day and did hot send for witnesses
Instead, shc hunted up Judge EmmoLs
and confessed 10 him har guilt. ehs
said that the boariers had brought aud
laid In q hog or two Of bSer 10 last oSu
the "Dig QUARTERLY" and uubekuowsnca
10 her some OF the men sold II on thai
day, and some of It bad born III to u
woman Carrie Johnson, who made h,
cha-ge against her. She said she WAS nC'
aware OF this until after tho hau sobs
home and Investigated the malH
When the case was called last might. Ms
Simmons plead guilty and she was q
$50 and costs, which she promptypG
Daily Republican., 1889-08-27

NIncty-thros carloads Of peaches were
shipped over the Delaware Railroad yes
terday, consigned as follows:
Daily Republican., 1889-08-27

REYNoLDS.-On the 2ith inst, william
II. Reynolds, I'm the 69th year of his
age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from hfs
late residence, near New Castle, on
Tuesday morning, August "a. Services
at the house at IL o'clock. Intorment at
Wilmington and Brandywine Cemetery
SCHoRH-on tho 18th inst. Mary A,
wife OF Henry A. schorh, and daughter
of Theodore and Mary Darlington
aged Is yeurs.
Services ut tho house, No. Head
street, South Wilmington, ut 2 O'Clock
on Tuesday afternoon. Interment prE
vate.
SIMMONS-At Camden, Arkansas. Aug
IL, Elizabeth ID. simmons. widow OF
tile late wilson Is. simmons, formerly
of Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-27

A. II. Tyson will have another sale OF
Kentucky and Ohio horses, at Chester.
Pn.. TO morrow afternoon. Among them
are several that can trot q mile in $40.
and one OF them has en- entered In the
three-minute class at Hazel Dell Fair,
showing conclusivelv the confidence his
owner has In his power OF speed and en-
DURANGO. II Is not often a better lot Of
horses can be found, and Auctioneer
Sudham will be greatly disappointed Il
several OF our citizens should not be
among the purchasers.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-27

I oST-oN THE 18TH INST AN AC-
eoq9 mn o9 Ss r a, IL e,ins To- same a
ward o Is will be paid the hinder on its re-
turn 10 the post olice. Address on back Of
book. au2I n
Daily Republican., 1889-08-27

Captain David L. buckingham, It 70
generally conceded, has been appointed 9
distributing clerk In the Wilmington
post office. Mr.. B. had made applica ion
for position in the pension department
aud passed frat class examination, hut
when offered the position in the post office
he cor cludcd TO accept. Up to noon to-
day Postmaster Taylor had not BEN In
oimed OF the appointment Mr.. d. was
a gallant captain 10 the Fourth Della.
ware Regiment and Is In every way we'll
qualified for the position to which he has
been appointed.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-27
Viewing the New Sewer.

J. Newlln Gawthrop, of the Street ahl
Fewer Commission, in company with u:
II. Mitchell OF the enginee ing lrm OIL
Bats g. Nu'e, Newark, N. j., visited
the grounds yesterday over which The H.
tercepting sewer will pass. Tbs iirm u
DESTROYS of securing the contract to con- J,
struct the new sewer, AMI 1t Is cyp ca
that Mr.. Basset will BIO iu thls'lty ID |,
few davs to consult with the Street an,l
Sewer Department.. As coon as tho Oh, ek
for $50, 900 Is signed. the work will Do
cnnma.1rnI
Daily Republican., 1889-08-27

Ever since the Wild West Show ex-
hibited here the toys In the western part
Of the city have been essaying the role OF
cowboys. Late on Sunday some men
aud wcmen who were passing Third and
VanBuren streets heard female voice
crying for help, and upon making an
Investigation found girl tied to tree.
She said that she had been lassoed by
some boys, who, after tying her, had
acattered
Daily Republican., 1889-08-27

There Is TO dcu.t hut the Knights Of
the Golden Eagle will ere long Lave -
handsome hall in this city. The dlrec
tors OF the ball company held a meeting
last evening at which it was decided IL
call meeting Of tile Stockholders for
Thursday evening September 9Th When
the first payment on the stock will he
due. Over $1,000 mas been tubscri, ed
and several desiratle sites have teen Offer.
ed Tic cempaLy on ADVANTAGEOUS terms.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-27

sNow HILL, Nd, Aug. 2S.-John
Banks, q colored youth. Of Poeomoke
City, was brought here to-day and ladged
in jail, charged with the Killing Of q
white boy named Harry Ellis, the young
son of Mr.. Charles Ellis, Of that town,
on Friday last by striking him with q
brick. Banks became involved in O
quarrel with another colored boy over q
game Of marbles and threw brick al
him, which missed the one for whom II
was intended aud struck young Ellis,
Daily Republican., 1889-08-27

Saturday jesse Taliev, Of Elan, Dela.
ware County. met with q very raHos,
escaps with bis life. With a hunter o.
others he was engaged thrcohin1 Nhaas
at Harry Husbands. Tal'ey lcaped iro 70,
the NOW upon the feeding platform, l .,'
machine was IN rapid motion ard la
he caught In the cylinder, and Ia az,
other second lie would have boon diaSa
through the machine had not twl Oh w Y
men crasped him aud drawn him out VI
his reh Gus position.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-27

Edward 8. Sharper. OF yesterday MON,
ing's Municipal Court, was fined ~ u
costs for an assault and battery on oai cam
j ohnson on Sunday. This, ho"etei,
seemed to give him taste TO comm.
other assaults. Lat night about o o'rlscA
he met Chinaman Mt Eighth aud MAJ
ket streets, named rlon Foo, and VIC en- CIV,
ly struck lin aud threw him - W,
ground. A young man intcrfcred ST.,
prevented Sharper from further aouND'
the Cbinaman.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-27

And tell It to yolr friends, where to { et
the bsst and cheapest cbliiren's tchocl
shoes In the city; As cents up to tl,25
re- pair; Newport mi Oxfosd ties rs
cents per pair, warranted zoe 18th r
goods. Big bargains in ladies' and gents
fine shoes, special for this week, at the
Gilt Edge Boot and Shoe store, northeast
corner OF Second and Orange streets, WILL
m!ugton, Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-27

Professors Cooney and Mulrine's
dancing school opened last evening. The
attendance was the largest known in this
popular dancing academy. They are
adopts at the terpiechoreAn art, aud the
number OF good young dancers In our
city are a credit to these gentlemen, who
first taught them the steps. Dancing
school every Monday and Thursday
evenings. They also have accomplished
Instructors. 1t Is the only dancing
school open and the coolest pace in tn,
city
Daily Republican., 1889-08-27
Excursion to Bay Ridge, via II. q o. Il
IT,, Sunday, sept 1.

Rail TO Canton and return: steamer
Canton to Bay Ridge and return. Fare,
6l.00. Trains Leave Market street station
at 40 a. M; Delaware avenue s'aIion at
40 a. m. There will be plenty Of cars.
Special arrangements have been mpde to
accommodate all. At Bay Ridge there
will be fireworks such as are rarely seen.
The cele, rated bCmbardment of For
Sumter repeated. 1t will be realistic aud
grand. The stirring scenes OF the grea
naval battle will be wildly illustrated
a special train will run TO Market stree
station on the return trip. l;smemb-
the fare is only Sl.0O. The cheapest trip
every thing considered, that has ever lef
Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-27

Complaints having been made against
William Kyne who keeIs saloon al
Front and Ship;ey streets and Peter II.
Tuohey who Keeps the Sorrel Horse Ho-
tel Nos. 1C2 anu 1Oi west Front street FOL
selling liquor on 'Big Quarterly" Sun
day, they have both been placed under
arrest ard will have hsarings probably a
tomorrow mornings session of the Mu
nicipal Court.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-27

Storekeepers are warned to be on the
lockout for till Taper who is on his
travels in this city. Ore day last week
the money drawer at Persons flour store
Filth aud King streets was robbed of s. )
and several other places have Leen tapped
for smaller amounts. The police have
been notified, but as usual have failed u
find the thief or any clue to him.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-27

Tie report If the public schools in this
city for tie past y, ar has been furnished
by Superintendent Harlan, aud is now
ready for the printer. 1t Is very cOmpre'
hensive, and shows the number OF schoo
houses in this city, the number bull
during the year, the number and average
attendance Of the scholars, and othes in
teresllng matter.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-27

The fall term of the select school Of
Mrs. Laura Osgood-Harbnees viii open
ON the 9th CT September, and II her ex.
pectatiops should be realized the names
OF 100 pupils will coon be enrolled.
Parents and guardians should consider
the matter and give her the encourage
ment that she d,servts. Her terms ara
moderate, while her assistants are amcng
tue NEST proficient.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-27

The North Baptist Mission of Bethany
Baptist Church will give their fret
grand annual excursion to Penpsgrovs,
ON Friday, Aug. 30th. All who wish to
have a good time should go with them, as
they expect 20 enjoy themselves. Boat
leaves Fourth street wharf at o. m. and
II q. IL.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-27

Grand s'ght-feeipg excursion to New
York, Brooklyn Bridge, up the Hudson
aud TO Coney Island, next Thursday,
August 20. Train will leave the p, w.
& B. station nj $50 a. m, sharp. Elk.
cursionists can return from New York on
trst sections at Z. Is p. m. or at IL o'clock
midnight. Tickets, $500, aud for sale
at Mr.. s. q. Baynard's, Fifth and Mar
ket streets, and alongside the train.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-27

The American flag, In pursuance of an
order from Washington, iljated over the
Custom House for the first time yester-
day. AS there Is but one Tag pole on the
building, the customs flag was displayed
Immediately underneath the National
eolors.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-27

w. G. Brown, has just received ton
of fresh and salt mesnts, comprising
California hams, boneless hams, straight
shoulders, fresh beef, poultry, butter,
eggs, cheese, etc, which he is selling at
very low prices. BE sure and call at the
northeast corner of Sixth and King
streetS
Daily Republican., 1889-08-27

william II. Morris, groeerymaat ~ :.
Seventh and Market streets, bal his ", ".
hurt on his trip to Niagara Fails 'aa.
Friday. Tho air brakes OF the ca.
became disarranged and an aceldenl ..
CURED to the train. in which several pei,
sons got slight Injuries, Mr.. Morris amI,
them. He was prevented from puts ,rh,
his Journey and will be at home to-nisu@
Daily Republican., 1889-08-27
v,,,,,.,. ,,,ac,, ,,nrn.s AssnIlants.

The asssiiants OF Joseph Blackburn, law ms
farmer of Colonel Andrews piacp, Iast
all been arrested and fined. The TWO ,s ana
ones, making nine IN number, Iii
brought before Squire Berto'estoG fbbs
forenoon. Their names were Oscar d, uiy Is
aud John Graycs, and they were uA'' y
each aud costs.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-27

Persons who have not yet taken out a
State license Tor doing business, should
DO so tomorrow at furthest, otherwise
% per cent will be added to the amount,
max ing quite heavy tax. II neglected
Tor iow weeks longer, tine sheriff will be
knocking at the door.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-27

Smeltz s. Co., at No, 10 East Fourth
street, have TIE finest lot Of melons this
morning that has been brought here this
season. They are eweet and luscious,
and sufficient TO make tho mouth of an
epicure water. They also have a large
lot OF peaches from the orchard purchas-
cd few weeks since in Kent county.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-27
800 King Street.

ao we are iust giving tsinss , IA Flour 4
coffee and the whitest sugar. = Our coffees
ave cleared In the roasting. What Is better
thsr vood, clear cup of coffee? 9ood print
butter, q cents, and 3 Bags of nour for o.;
basket Of POTATOES, 25 cents. See how yell
you can live. Next mon tive .leRin 10 teal
out oar place. We wants clearing out sale
Come OH all day on Saturday and sec ouI
barkains at So King street.
su2'-iii 4. 81, WEIR.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-27
Shorthand, Type-writing

And Edison's Phonograpb. Shorthand
and type writing taught by a practical
stenoerapher; Instructions private. Type
writer students taught TO use Edison't
Photograph, free. Photographs for rent.
CuAs. q. GUYER, No. 1926 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-27

Editor OF the REPUBLICAN: The state
ment in the Morning News connecting my
name with the cowardly assault on
Paul PHILIPPINE on the Brandywine last
evening, IL n base fals;hood, as far as l
am concerned, AMI am able to prove 1t.
Respectfully. HARRY KNIGHT.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-27

There will be q peach festival and
m usical entertainment given In the lee
ture room OF the Second baptist Church
tomorrow night and Thursday night. As
the proceeds are for the benefit of the
church, 1t should be literally patronized.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-27

The M. E. Church at New Castle VII, vii
be altered and improved AID work ,,, WA IA
be commenced next week. which WIZ i.,n n"
completed about October LIST: i =" tLs
this time services will DO held III Wv
chapel.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-27

Tomorrow promises TO be from
cloudy to fair, followed by rain on the
seaboard. Thursday cloudy to ialr, with
showers on the coast.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-27

For thu past week Barney Lee, OF No.
207 East Front street, has been at Allan
tic City, and reports that the fishing is
excellent. One day recently he caught
over ECO pounds OF ash, which he sent to
friends In this city.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-27

The cigar makers will make an excur-
sion to Cape May, on the steamer Rel ub-
lie, on Monday next, In order to CON-
memorate Labor Day, as we'll as to enjoy
themselves,
Daily Republican., 1889-08-27

The Second Baptist Church. Fourth aud
French streets, will give musical enter
tainmeut under the direction of Mr.. N.
Dushane Cloward Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings, August % and 80. Admis-
l IL
Daily Republican., 1889-08-27

Rielley and Woods specially comps ny
will give four entertainments at Proctor'f
Opera House, commencing on Wednes.
day night. The usual matinee will be
given on Saturday afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-27

Wilmington Commercial College
And school OF short hand and type
writing re.opens Sept. 2ud. Office open
daily.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-27

ny going to Cummings, the photographer.
No. 302 Market street, and having 10
cabinets and one 1920 crAyon porha ait
fer 5000. He guarantees 70 please you.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-27

Steward & Chandler have fine lot Of
yellow corn, and car of prime timothy
Hay (old) baled. Wholesale and retail.
Phone ITO. South Side.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-27

Slippers, Oxiords, Tennis, Russell Shoes
and Kid Button Shoes. BRbcock's Family
Shoe House, 2C6 Market street, above
Second.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-27

Arrle6y's hay market, south side of
Market street bridge. Lew hay and straw.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-05-11
Notice of Forfeiture.

To THE ESTATE OF HENRY FROST, deceased,
and to the heirs. executors and admins
traitors OF said Henry Frost, deceased.
VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
l. l have expended two hundred 200
dollars in labor and improvements upen
the 8" lkOnES'rAKE lode mining
claim, situated in Warm Springs Creek
mining district, Alturas county, Idaho, in
order to hold said premises under the pro-
visions of section 1924. Revised Statutes Of
the United States, being the amount re-
quired to hold the same for the years end
ing December 81. 1887 and 1888; that your
proportion of the same is fifty 5O) dollars.
being one-fourth; and if within ninety (9O)
days from the service of this notice, or
within ninety (90) days after this notice
by publication, you fail or refuse to con-
tribute your proportion of such expendi.
ture as cO-Owner your interest in said
claim will become the property of the
undersigned, under the provisions of said
section 234. J. y. SWIFT.
Ketchum, March 80, 1880.
First publication, March 80. 1885,
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-05-11

The Washington Post mentions
a unique gift to the Smithsonian
lnstitue from the Chinese minister.
1t is a jade ring, nearly ten inches
in diameter, one-eighth of an inch
in thickness, with a hole in the
center four inches in diameter. The
ring is known as the Hampell jewel
Of the dynasty Of a Monarch, $500
years ago. The ring used to be
held by court officials of that day
when given audience with the en-
peror, to prevent any movement or
gestures with the hands, as any
gestures were contrary to court Ell
quette. The ring was an emblem
of submission to the sovereigns.
It bad been buried in sepulchre
Tor hundreds of years, but was re-
Gently unearthed.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-05-11

DREADFUL forest fires are raging
in the northern parts of Minnesota
and Wisconsin. Great damage has
been done and for miles on three
sides of Duluth the fire is raging
among the pines. A heavy rain on
one day checked the fire somewhat
but it soon was as bad as ever.
Even during the rain the flames
were famed into a fury, and tall
pine trees fell and were shriveled
up like matches. The total loss
will probably reach over 81 ,OOO, 900.
On Marmontown road near Duluth
every house for miles has been de-
stroyed, and it is feared that some
lives have been lost.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-05-11

THE Boston Herald has three
columns of cable from Paris on the
failure of the copper conference.
The Rio Tinto Company insisted
that American mines should send
only 20 per cent of their surplus
copper to Europe, a proposition
that Colonel Livermore, represent
ing the Calumet and Hecla Com
pany, would not agree to. The con-
ference could not come to any
agreement, and adjourned without
fixing price. The Americans left
Paris in disgust, and have sailed
tor home. Before they can reach
New York copper will be put on
the market and sold for what it
will bring.