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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-12-19
Tho svayinG OF Chimnoys.

Observations upon the sway of tall chin
neys during high winds show that one lI5
In height and four feet In total diameter nt
tho top waved twenty inches during q
heavy gale, and another 164 feet high, but
with six and one-hale feet diameter of
flue, moved through an arc Of only six aud
one-half inches.
, 1889-09-18
Parachute Accident

Another parachutist met with a serious
accident OF Monday at West Bromwich.
Walter Mizon, aged 20, of Commercial
road London, arranged to leap from q bal.
loon by means OF a parachute at Wednes.
bury. At the appointed time the balloon
began to ascend but could not be got high
enough for the leap. 1t passed over to
West Bromwich at IL height of 20Oft,
Mizen, realizing that he would be Killed
unless he leapt, disconnected the parachute
but as the height of the balloon would not
permit the parachute to open freely, the
result WAS that he fell very rapidly and
dropped finally on his back on an old lum-
Der room at West BrOmwich. Assistance
was aat hand, and the man, who was evil
IDENTIFY III great agony, was removed to the
West BrOmwich Hospital, where it was.
discovered that he had u very bad wound
ON the face and conclusion of the brain.
Mizen states that to leap was his only
chance, as the ballOn had no valve at the
top. The ballon fell u short distance
from the scene of the accidene.-Hmes. !,
, 1889-09-18

18th Sept.-Per schr. Vigil0mt from st.
Thomas,-Miss Mary Benners and 3
children, Amanda, Josephine, and Albert,
Gaitano Cicone, Mrs. s. j. Lang and son
Gilbert, Paulis Fredericks.
II Sept-Per schr. ''Vigilant" for ST.
Thomas, Veronique Schuster, Miss Victorine
Hahn, Anders Andersen, j. T. Gum Esqr.
Rosetta Vallade. For America via st.
Thomas Capt. G, Thompson.
FREDERIKsTED.
The 8. S. Trinidad arrived on Sunday
from New York, and left the same day
for st. Kits.
, 1889-09-18

ST. CROIX STATION.

Trinidad 14th September, 8 a. m.-Bar0.
meter falling during night. Stood at 1919
at 6 a. M. Now rising. Heavy weather
coming from S. w. Sea rough and WIN
rising.
Barometer at Santiago de Cuba has
been falling since the 18th from 29.953 TO
29.S03. Also falling in Porto Rico and
jamaica.
New York, Sept. 1~4th-London news
states that the Dock Directors and The
Strikers have agreed to an increase Of
wages to begin in November, and the men
will begin work on Monday.
Paris dispatches state that the French
wheat crop shows a large increase in tho
quantity sown and in the yield.
AS ii result of the Antwerp disaster, the
French Cabinet proposes to adopt ST. ingent
regulations for the storing Of explosive
material.
Placards posted in Montmartre, in the
Department of the Seine, announcing Gene
raj BOulanger as a candidate at the cleo
tions, were pulled down b%ythePolice, who
arrested the posters.
The members of the Bi-metallic Con
gresS, being held at Paris, visited the Bank
of France yesterday.
A telegram from Rome reports that p
deranged man buried a stone at SignOr
Crispi, which struck him in the eye, the
wound is painful but not dangerous.
Advices have been receiv I'd STATIC
that the Police of Captain WeiSsmann have
destroyed the town of KOndutschi as a
punishment for supplying the insurgents
with arms.
New York,-Many of the belated vessels
have arrived, and all report having expe-
rienced terrible weather, but no serious
trouble. News from Wilmington, Delaware,
report that IS vessels are ashore there, ana
the total number of lives lost will probably
exceed 40.
Grenada adVices report an unpreceden-
ted rainfall on the western coast last
Monday. Great damage to cocoa planta-
lions and the public roads.
Plymouth, Sept. 16-The r. NJ. S.. "Nile"
from the West Indies arrived here at
seven this morning.
New York, Sept, 16th.-M. Stoyanoff,
President of the Bulgarian SObranje, died
in Paris yesterday.
Paris news states that the monument
erected in memory of the soldiers and
sailors who were killed in the Franco
Prussian war has been unveiled. Admiral
Krantz, Minister for the Marine, was pre-
sent.
The Police tribunal have fined M.
Lejeune, Member of the Chamber of Depu-
ties, for keeping a gam bling place.
At the close of the Monetary Congress
, 1889-09-18

q prize was offered for the best essay on
the operation of bimetallism.
The majority of the French Cabinet dis.
approve the Circular recently issued to the
clergy by the Minister of Justice with. re-
gard to the elections.
1t is stated that the condition OF the
King of Holland is serious.
London adViceS state that the efforts OF
the Lord Mayor and Cardinal Manning
have removed the last of the strike among
the lightrrnen. The men have agreed to
the terms, and work was resumed to-day.
The loss by fire is reported of Georges
federal emporium in Melbourne together
with some adjacent buildings. The da-
mage is estimated at 3I.00O,00O
Six cotton mills in Blackburn haye been
compelled to ctOSe in consequence of the
depressed trade.
Santiago de Cuba 16th.-Very heavy
hurricane showers here since daylight, but
B broneter rising ste IDLY since yesterday,
now stands at 1886. Wind w. n. w,
The vortex OF the storm probably passed
between here aud Jamaica about 3 am.
Sunday.
Havana, 16.-3 am. Bar. 1885 Wind
E s. E. Wind very fresh with strong and
lasting squalls.
OdlIILlCd, 1Otu.-A CSOIuluS w OOStA va
tory here the Cyclone seems to have passed
south of jamaica, being near st at about
5 d. m. yesterday, reCeding i'll a North
Westerly direction. very heavy rains and
wind all yesterday. Now blowing i'll
squalls from $. e.
New York, September l7th.-lt is state!
that France is opposed to the PROPOSED
Zollvrrei4 wi,n Al".ita, Oh the ground
that 1t would involve I heavy loss to
France.
Paris dispatches state that thp R"publl'
cans have named VI. Yhrbaud aS Il Candi.
date to OPPOSE General BOulamger in con.
testing M0mtmartre. (
The Tribunal Of the Seine has decided
that the Compton dEscompte shall refund
the claims of the shareholders who pur.
chased on the strength OF the promise
made in January.
The awards of the Exposition will be
announced on HE ooh inst.
The death is announced of Queen Char
lotte of the Tonga Islands.
IL is officially stated hat Bulgaria pro.
claimed her independence on Friday. !.
London news states that the Strikers
have resumed work. One thousand un-
employed threaten violence against the
men who were employed to take the Strik
er's place, and whom the Dock refused TO
discharge.
1t is reported that anO' her explosion has
occurred in Carvilaim'S factory, Antwerp.
Latest adj vices from Samoa state that
MalietOa has been Ieins;ated III power
with Mataata ~ Chief Of the Island
Manon0 in accordance with the decisions
OF the Berlin conference.
1t is announced that Prince Charles,
GOnthier of Schwarzhourg Sondersh auseny
died i'll Berlin yesterday.
New York. September 18th.
Flour, st Lawrence, p. brl. S4.25
Meal, best brandywme. per bril-. $3.75. =
Heavy Mess Pork, per bril-, not quot ed.
New Seasons Pork, per brI.. l24 TO 124.
S,uur Crystals, per ID 681.
0'9"' f. To CIR per To 81.
Englishlslands Molasses so test, per gal. Soc.
Exchange New York aud London, 4.84A,
, 1889-09-18
Frederiksted, Sept. 18th 1899.

F~rederiksted, Sept. 18th 1889.
The s. s. Trinidad which arrived here
from New York this morning encountered
severe weather during the passage. Sub
Joined is a brief account kindly faVOured me
by one of the passengers.
IS. s. Trinidad left her dock at New
York at 4 p. m. the 7th Sept. and anchored
at st. Croix about IL p m. the 14th, after
a very stormy passage-Weather com
menced to be rough the day after leaving,
and from Sunday night to Tuesday after
noon it blew a hard gale, at times a
hurricane, a great deal Of water breaking
on board.
Ship weathered it all right, her forward
rail however heing carried away.
Mules suffered badly, several of them
being lost, a good many Sheep were also
lost.
A proof of the bad weather is that
ship was a day and a half late"
, 1889-09-18
CHRIST1ANSTED

September 15-Per schr Vigilant for st
Thomas-Mr. ). E. var. Beverhoudt, &
daughter, Mr.. D. B. Fidanque wife, child,
8 servant, Mr.. j. Fidanque 8 wife.
, 1889-09-18

81 lines of rain were recorded at the Fort
on Saturday morning, and 81 lines on Sun
day morning.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-06-22

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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-06-22
paed,s en-, Edge Tonic cures Bilious Fever

A household nscessity-The New orieans
WEEKLY DEMOCRAT.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-06-22

,on+s nevs for a weeks a rows
- g. instructions a weeks terta'nIm W..
VIZ ia so moor s to not afford TO tase me NC"
N.Y. N.Y. a hEEKIY OkMocRAr at 81 so per year.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-06-22

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic R sstoree the Appe'l'''
,onisIorian,s home is incomplete
,,i,S i,t the regular visits OF the New orleans
DEMOCRAT
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-06-22

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me s Sssns essence OF Divinity. ,s,,. ,v.rs
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PaHt Roman ruins where the lmperiA manu-
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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-06-22

mn;ohtier than the sword" It's the pea
con light which points out me sm t1a;S
t their rJ hidden dangers. It is the great
electric light which illumines the whole
Of advanced Giyiiz RriSSt sans ama
rivals in its 6Ti1iap Which f have
c che Of constitutional liberty and
the rights Of man on the globe. Al.
= aid do Of the LOCAL PREss in her behalf:
Right royally too are + they nat the full
force Of their giant a ana ne1eu Of her
s. home interests. They are STRIVING
heroicaily for the agricultural advance.
ment Of her broad and nd, PRONE cr a com-
they are struggiing TO o unthu up me her peo
~ knse life into her manufacturing anu
railroad enterprise and 10 ae'eAop noi
a. IT is an important and momenI1IuIs
:, task that these men are daliy, weekly
a, and yearly deyoting their t,m S;s -, n nv
others less resolute. They nsed al a,
liza their time, every energy OF mlho 'n'
no body to devote to this work:
II What better furnish these s .nah 81 Wei
seiected matter, embracing home ar
,.- FIRM Iolitics. proceedings Of congress
NV. personals, commerce ana ttu.Sn y, b sn
49,. tnnd cQSttQUteS, COhttobSV'o ''S.S
and abroad ,erestisg es os,isat fo @e,
IN gossip, hght uteIai"fe' wpeol<iv encycl,
Soda poedia Of general Interruption a as !,
/, country editor could possibly AFFORD
ion. collate. ;, .,x f,rn;sbed
ON the !" auxiliary plan, the editor is bendi l
iy's tation for his journal, rspustait nS
YOU which makes II the ea.sl;. % met,
eer, the peer OF ITS more T%oSs nane
the politan contemporaries. q nd ren
sla- soon become self SUSTAINING CO ;ncreasi
eral nerative, because there Is az 'ooners
,ires HE news. and that paper is most POI
ard, lar that makes local ho"s us
We. | attraction. .;,, o,,r owl, :,
~ ara our experience proves the
% ec nv of the assertions herein made and az
, o,r ments advanced. To-aaN the o.0IGI-
!, efsd Continued OH AEhro osS'
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-06-22

10 IIsn NE .ne rsst and universal shrine.
AZ WSich the nations OF the world pow uoTp. nth
And where on high. Arts iovins manu- A"'.
The Immortal name--JoHANNEs GuTENbEHa'
On motion OF Mr.. Baker, seconded py
Col. HAYES, the thanks of the Assocla-
t;on we're rendered to Mrs. Townsend,
), and the poem was ordered to De piaeeo
on record.
On motion OF Capt Brusle, the thanks
= Of the Association were rendered to MI
IL Baker for the admirable manner III
which he had read the poem.
.n On motion of Mr.. Jones, Gov. WIZ
was invited to seat upon the platform
IN! The following letter and essay IRON
Gen Cosgrove Of the Natchitoches pm
d;cnto,. we're read by the Secretary:
NArcHrrocHEs, La, Feb. %, 1881,
NIL r, B.utley. Secretary Press Association
New Oriesnss La:
Deo,> SRI inclose you, Essay o
:. Ready Prints" which re9uesS y oMM :
30 read to the Association; NY Jenny ny
This wear. but I wish you much cheel
aaIi fhe same" I would suggest IN
,a,. annointment Of committee on legisls
Hnn by the Convention: The Gener'
Assembly at its last session came Me-
81 r,,;nincr the rural press, ana II requr'
Al. iookinI after With fraternal reSar
I am. Yours truly, j. II. CosaRoVE.
: = ESSAY ON READY PRINTS.
The subject under consideratlohl IS
new one, particularly to persons GO
>. nected with the greatest power IN y :,
republican land-a free ana unt''a"e"'e'
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continued OF, Third PaSe.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-11
Delaware County Politics.

Says a Chester special OF July Q: The
announcement of L. V. Cooper having
been appointed Collector OF the Port OF
Philadelphia was received with great fa-
vor here to-day. Everybody believes
that the ex-State Charm IN has fully
merlted the substantial recognition re-
ceived at the hands Of the administia-
tion. Cooper's appointment means va
cancy In the State senate. and tnat the
contest to fill the vacancy will be in-
teresting there is no doubt At present
there are four formidable candidates for
Safe Senator In the field: Hon. Jesse H.
Baker, of Media; J. Watts Mercur, Esq. /,
OF Wal ingford; @. r. Denis, the manu-
facturcr, who lives at Ridley PARK, and
ex- x-R-presentative Il John Is. Robinson, of
Media All four Of the above candidates
were In Chester to-day In consequence
Of Coopers appointment
Representative Baker has won many
friends by his course at tho late session
of the Legislature, and that he will sue
coed Cooper In tho Senate is conceded
by the leaders In the Repub
licau party. Should he be elected as
State Senator, Herbert j. Riley, Of South
Chester, is slated to succeed Baker in tlis
House Cooper will soon have an aIis
pointment to make at Chester, that ID
Deputy Collector OF the Pert. There are
!, q halt dozen or more applicants In tile
field with the prospect OF more being an
nouuced later on. The position rays
about Sl20U year, AMI ia the best ap-
pointment In the customs service that
falls TO Delaware county.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-11
rlNstfuvs USE OF s1Rpss spgaal1IVEs

Most pills, purgAtlvesf snd Bitter
Waters, wtich act quickly upon the
bowels, irrta'e and oiteA destroy the
mucous coats of the stomat y and bowels.
InGc their cathartic action is directly
caused by the irritation n the bowels,
which they produce. Theisaction should
he soothing and stimulating in.teat OF
irritating. A continued us3 of such RENE
d.es products chronic inflammation OF the
s omaeh and loaels. THIS often ends in
dangerous disease. The u OF the genu-
ine Imported Carlsbad Sprudel Salt Is
highly recommended as an aperient,
laxative and diuretlc, because its action
is due solely TO Its tolveut and stimu-
lat ng PROPERTIES. 1t sooihcs aud Gllays
Inflammation, and is therefore much
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Bitter Waters.
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lecture on Carlsbad sprudel Salt snd
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Daily Republican., 1889-07-11

plication be made to the State Chancellor
for authority to APPLY the $4,000 TO the
payment of the cs.dty almshouse bonds.
Chairman Baldwin, In signing the
deed, negl, cted to afiix one OF the initials
OF his name, which error Attorney Lyman
detected and said the signature did not
represf mt his name
Notary Public Herbert took the cue
and declined to certify the deed until the
error was correc'ed.
1t was finally found M cessary to erase
the error, when Mr.. Baldwin signed his
full name, Thomas L. J. BALDWIN, re-
marking while doing so that tie other
signature. Ahen put on checks. was good
enough to draw bis money out OF the
bank.
The hospital building transferred
was built in 1888 81 by John b. johnson
and Joseph Hyde In contract with the
Levy Court. The contract price for both
buildings was Si63, 500, and the relative
cost Of the hospital building is about
Sl25,0 900. The actual cost Of the build
ipgs as statel by Nathaniel Williams,
chairman of tho building com mittee, was
however about S235. COO. The farm OF
10 acres WAS purchased by the Levy
Court In 1899, AZ q cost Of $40 900. 8. 4.
Button Of Philadelphia was the architect
Of the building and Nathaniel Williams,
J. W. Coocb, II. d. Hickman, Milton
Lackey and James Bradford of the Trus.
tees OF the Poor wele the building COM
mittee.
The act OF Legislature authorizing the
Levy Court To borrow the necessary
money Tor the new buildings was passed
March 80, 1889. 1t stipulated that tht
sum borrowed should not exceed S20e,
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