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Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-01
HAYTJEN MATTERS.
Hippolyte Marching His Men on
POrt-au-prince,

New York, June 30.-The steamer Ozana,
from Haytl, arrived at the bar at 9:2O p. IN.
When she sailed from Gouaives Hppolyte
was marching his men TO Port-au- Prince.
and expected to have IL, 900 men before that
city by July o. The eouth has risen and sent
10 Hippolyte asking arms and ammunition,
promising To march on Port-au- Prince in
conjunction with Hippolyte's troops.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-01
knights Pouring Into Columbus.

CoLuMpus, Neb., June 30.-lSpecial Tele-
gram to THE BEE. knights of Pythas are
beginning to arrive in The city for the en-
campment. a number of them came
on the evening trains The line and staff of
the second regiment, Colonel james A.
Brown commanding Lieutenant Colonel
Donnelly, Major G. II. Ware and Adjutant
ID. f. Carte, of Omaha, are in the city re-
viewing the camp grounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-01
Wahoo District Court Doinrs

WAHoo, Neb., June 3O.-lSpecial to The
BEE. District court has been in session
here since Monday, engaged IN trying the
case of McChlenagan against the Omaha,
& Republican Valley Railroad company for
damage done plaintiffs farm IN 1886, by ice
and overflow of the Platte river, which plain.
tiff claims was caused by the railroad bridge
at Valley stopping the ice The amount
sued for is 100000. The case was tried year
ago and decided in favor of the railroad com
pany, but the supreme court reversed the de-
cision and remanded the case for new trial.
1t will probably take till the middle of next
week to dispose of the case.
The case Of DIR. Pelton against Mayor
Dickinson, for SANDER tried in tho district
court two years ago, resulting in a verdict Of
500 for DIR. Pelton, has just been affirmed
by the supreme court, thus ending one of the
most bitter legal controversies ever known
in this county. The Judgment and costs
amount to about g, 900.
Last September three colts were stolen
from James L. Case, OF Stanton, Neb A
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-01
The Cronin Case.

CHICAGO, June 3O.-States Attorney Lon
genecker said to-day; 81 doubt if everything
will be in readiness for the Cronin trial be-
fore August, and the court takes its vacation
during that month, but the vacation might
be waived in order 10 lay by the case. At
present | cannot state definitely when the
trial will be held. All the indicted men will
be tried together, of that 1 am convinced,
Notwithstanding that fight will be made by
the accused for separate trials.n
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-01
A Dereotivo stntemcnt.

NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., June So,-fSpecial
Telegram TO THE BEE. I'm the special that
appeared in Sundays BrE regarding the Ne
braska City postonicc inspection there
occurred several imuortant typographical
errors. Postmaster MacCuaie, instead of
objectng TO reviewing the work, was not
in favor of receiving it, aud the defective
work did not extend to the whole building,
pronounced very inferior. The building
itself is without flaw, and rs good federal
building as ever was erected in the west
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-01
A BRUTAL INDIAN LYNCHED.
Iowa Citizens wreak Quick Ven-
Reance on an Omaha Brave.
JUSTICE WITH THE BARK ON.
After Being Subdued With Brick bats
Lo is Lifted Into the Beyond
at the End of
Rope.
HANGED in the Court Ynrd.

BEDFORD, Ia :, June 3d. Special Telegram
10 THE Bee IA brutal-looking Indian
tramp assaulted and outraged Mrs. Glass
man, the wife of wcll-to-do farmer living
near Gravity yesterday afternoon. The In
dian attacked the woman at her house, but
she escaped and ran toward the field, where
her husband was at work, screaming for
help. The villain caught her and she tainted
from fright. Her husband, who had heard
her cries came to the rescue, but could not
find her until the Indian had left her. Glass
man attempted to kill the Indian
with q shot gun, but the neigh
bars interfered and dsarmed him. The
farmers took the redskin to Bedford. where
he pleaded guilty before a justice of tho
peace, and was locked in the county Jail
there. About 10 o'clock last night he gave
his name as Olof and said he belonged to the
tribe of the Omahas.
The town was full of people all day and
there were many hints that the county
would be saved the expense of trial and
much censure was hcaped upon those who
captured him for not
HANGING HIM ON THE SPOT.
Last night at about ~ o'clock Il committee
OF men called on Sheriff Brown and demanded
the keys to the Jail. He positively refused
to deliver them and after parleying with
them for a few moments dressed and went
to the Jail, but the mob had preceded hun
and accomplished their work. They had or
ganized at an old livery barn in the west
part of the town and proceeded in quiet
orderly way to the Jail and with n square
piece of timber for ram broke through the
brick walls
The prisoner showed fight but was soon
disabled with brick bats. a rope was placed
around his neck and
THE BODY DRAGGED TO A TREE
standing at the corner of the speakers
stand in the court yard where he was tried
yesterday. At the word of command he was
drawn up and left until taken down at 6
o'clock this morning by the coroner and an
inquest held. The jury found that he came
to his death ut the hands of persons un-
known. The course of the mob is generally
approved and it is not likely any attempt will
be made to punish them.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-01
Struck BY a Train.

CHICAGO, June 3O.-August Moltenhauer,
farmer living near Elmhurst, while driving
home in wagon with some friends from
haywood last night, tried to cross the North
western tracks ahead of train, The wagon
was struck and demolished. Mr.. Molten
hauer and Mr.. Libeau we're killed, Hulda
Raditz, aged eleven, fatally injured and two
other children seriously hurt. No blame az
taches 10 the railroad people.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-01
Carnegie Men on a strike.

PITTsBURG, June 3o.--A strike at the great
steel plant of Carnegie & Co., against the
scale proposed by the firm was declared on
at meeting of the Amalgamated Work
men to-day. After the repairs are completed,
If the men still persist in refusing TO sign the
scale, an attempt will be made TO operate the
plant with new workmen.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-01
Iowa Kniphts of Pythias.

DEs MoINEs, Ia, June SO-TSpeciai 10 THE
BER.l--rhe uniform rank OF the Iowa
Knights of Pythias is taking on still more OF
= military character by holding annual
brigade encampments. This gives them an
actual taste of camp life under military reg
ulations, with ali the fraternity features of
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-01
Tho weather Indications.

For Nebraska and Iowa-Showers warmer
southeasterly winds.
For Dakota-Falr, continued high tenn
perature, followed Monday by more local
s,orlus ana slightly cooler, southerly winds.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-01
isastrous Fire in Germany.

BERLIN, June 3O.-rhirty-six buildings
with large quantity Of machinery burned
at Luneburg to-day. The roof Of St Mich
olas church was also destroyed; loss 2,oOO,-
600 marks.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-01

few days ago he found the cetts had been
sold to Mr.. c. L.. Morse, of Morse Bluffs,
this county, and has Just begdh action hero
to replevin the colts MIR. Morse proposes to
hold the colts for their feed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-13
fharsaal. As. Q.

tn. arbitrator In the nlisols eoal MINER
troubles have failed TO agra
A relative % Mrs Pssdistou Bowler thinks
The report Of her capture unrss
Two farmers. working on . highway nsar
Peoria, lila, have unsarthsd nfsssn skslstona
Ths dsfauiting stAts Treasures Tate Of
Kentucky 10 reported under arrest In Ala
hama.
The Gull Lake Indiana hsvs agrssd 10 ell
Aoo. 600 acre of nus farming lands In MIN
nesotA
There has ben more sighting In crsts. and
0rv~cs has ordered her naval forces 10 pre-
pare for action.
ofaeiAl confirmation d shs sucosssful con-
plstion Of the vorh u the siouH commission
has been received
The navy department finds itsslf without
enough sailors 10 man the vssssls u 10 desired
30 put In commissios-
-Four psrsons were instantly killed By an
explosion On . naphths launch ct Buffalo
I've othsrS narrowly escaped
John 4. Blaisdsil, . wealthy eitisssl Of
Minneapolis. has ben rsbbsd Of ssariy $780,
90 BY . popular young lawyer Of that 'aiy.
The ned Of more direct, prompt and RAPID
transit Tor our goods 10 Csutral and b,uth
America 10 shown BY the New Yorh Board OF
Trade and Transportation
A passenger train vas robbed IN Colorado
By highvaymsn. vho failed 10 sffecr an
entrances 10 the empress car, but robbed ths
passsngsp Of $40 ana twenty watches
Extsnsivs forgsriss By Prank J. Coliun, .
promlnsnt lawyer Of Minneapolis, asd By
kbsa d Aiisa. rrssidsut Of The orssa Line
Street Car company Of New rssk city. have
- ssafsDsk
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"Wednesday. A... =.

A party % JApsns.. |. In this country and
-ill wait Earvi-. - study issisis,ivs
sysisms
commoiof. walker highly praise N. bs-
war ship.
The Yield q wheat In Illinois 10 ssiimai..l
al about ~. ouo.O1o bushsls
New. % lDdiscriminsis slaughter conls-
from The sosns Of ths var In Hayti
Two homing plg~ons made the journey
from Baltimore b. Lowell In = - hours
A cyclone In S~igwick County. Kan, has
destroyed much prOIsr,y and fatally Injured
one man
The constitutional convention, which meet.
at Santa 70 GA Sspt ). gill b- almo-, soliily
Republican
Twenty sven husssrs fell exhausted from
their bor-. during . military rsvis- al
Buis.Pssth
Tie result % the election In the Cbsroke-
nation IL uniavorabls 10 the sale % the much.
coveted strip
Tie New Hampshire houss % rprvssniA.
tive voted 70 appropriate 5000 fOs .
soldisrs' home
No more government telegraph bill. ar. 10
L. uaid until th. rate. are furnlsh~i by the
postmaster general
MrN George Penilston Bowler % Cincin.
natl Is reported 10 have been captured by
bandits In Italy.
Burglars ssrurvi %. 90 In cash and other
yslgables from the safe % Allesany, ~
Y, merchant banker.
Judge Colt % the United stats- circuit
court mAdoa decision sivsrss 10 the collector
q the port Of Boston regarding duty On iron
teams
Eiward Rhosdes vas terribly injured by
the explosion 70 battery charge In MeLsln
lime rock quarry at Rocslani, Ne lie Loot
both hands and received internal Injuries
Commi.sionsr Il Patents Mitchell has gsas
10 his home In New Britain. Conn. vher. he
viii sEsod his summer vacation He will
probably rssurn 10 wsshiagtsa Early In
September
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-13
THE WEEK IN MAINE.
rnI MOST IMPORTANT STATE NEWS
BRIEFLY TOLD.

\ line fencr was the cause ~ some
broken heads la Vassalboro recently.
There 4. movement looking toward
the organization II new Grand Army
post Ia Lewiston.
\ man ina quarry at sockland Loot
both hands aud suffered Internal Injuries
from an explosion.
Thomas wanamaker 81 Philadelphia,
ION 81 the postmaster general, l. negoti-
ating Tor a lot az Rangeley Lake and i
90 build a twenty thousand dollar villa
on the same.
At the election for officers of the
First Regiment. Lucius N. Kendall ~
Riddeforl was chosen colonel to succeed
Col. Iyuch. ". :. Choat. 81 Augusta.
lieutenant colonel. and Fred IL. storah
~ Auburn, major.
cur Maine granite was most flttingly
chosen a. the material from which the
statue al Plymouth was carved. The
massive pedestal was furnished By the
Bodwell Granite Co.. aud the statue by
the IIallowell Granite Go.
The annual reunion Of the association
composed Of veterans Of the 18th l.egi-
ment, Maine Volunteer Infantry, will
take place al Pennington, Me-, on Wei
nesdsy and Thursday, sept 18th and
i2ih, isS9. Arrangements have been
made with the Maine Central Railroad
for one fare for the round trip.
The trustees Of the State Fair met At
Lewiston Monday. Said Secretary Den
nison, eve are getting good entries aud
lots ~ them for 40 early la the season.
The horse show will be the best Ne have
ever had, and 'he fair will BE- lively.
They offer a new purse % 500 for PAGERS
and cups for pacing colts, entries 10 be
made BY sept. 81"
Nelson Il great horse. On Wednes-
day at Buffalo he reduced his record
from rs Ia 10 2 Is, winning the $40
class In the latter time. Aubine also re-
duced her record 10 2: ~ IL. Nelson
Ia. now put two horses into the 20
class this season. aud will endeayOr 30 do
the same with Dictator Chief later In the
season, thus fulfilling his promise OF put
ting three into that class during the sea-
son.
Buxton Centre l. excited over a mys-
teriOus and sensational robbery. Daniel
Cressey l. one % the wealthlest and
most prominent citizens Of the place.
He l. a director In the West Buxton Saw
ings Bank, aud l. otherwise prominent
In his town and county. Much Of his
money, securities and other yaluables
he has been accustomed TO keep In an
old fashioned safe In his house at West
Buxton. Among other valuables he has
had there $1,000 In bonds, gilt edged se-
curities. The other day he found the
safe had been opened and these bonds
taken. The household Was alarmed and
search made, but no satisfactory clues 10
the burglary were found.
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s.iasa-,. Aax. 10

Typholi fever |. splismic al Chicago. dus
% Impure drinkihg -sisr.
MaHui,c,ursr q t,bls Elas-ars ar. "a
form q gigantic cumbinAiioa.
Macy Chis~-s ~. arriving At Han Frsn-
cisco On their -ay n Msrico
Two i.yun boy, drifisi cut - - AMI -sr,
pics~i ~ sud bruught 10 bo-ion.
Ths -sr again. the Canadian govern.
men, over The Jssuits' estates bin has b-gun
In earnest
III. Wisconsin railways b-- round hou--
at ASHLAND. VIA. "a. partly turned, -.
about t.o0o
PicsIscss,s su,r~-.fally -ors~i an sicur.
sioa Iariy al Hotok.n. ~ J., . polioeGsu
being on. - he sictims
A Lh,gb valley sngin~-r. ,lespins ou
daiy. has caused the death u oos man AMI
Tho fatal injury u another.
Toe suI-rinisnisn, q an electric railway
Of Stut-uvills. O. r~<iysi full 40 volt
Eiisoa current -ithoui injury.
III. French pr. has -ort~i i,-.lf into .
Is-ioa over the prvtr-~i abolition -
French I. language In Manitoba
Unit~i State. Coasal M..on % Msr-sllles
report . steadily gro-ins s-ntiDsni la
Earvp- In favor u the rsmoostiIatioa %
silver
Fir. partly destroyed W & Fahr,rs grain
elevator at Noun, Vernon. ind, AMI badly
damaged so.oD bashs. % wheat L..
sbcut o.. on. fully Insured
Geofgo W. Chadwick q Bo-,on. director
- the Orchestral club In thu, city. as
ebo-sn coulactor 10 the HAmpi-a county
Mas, Musical s--ociAtiou Hs iii sccspi
,hs splolnimsnt and bssin r,hsarsas sariy
In OCtotsr
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fruf~--oS stanley q, Hat. cali.g. 10 dad
Fanny IswAIi. ,b. German novelist. 10
issA
Bosion oric.r, srr--t~i a.. men -ho ar.
Supposed o. have t-sn ooocsrp~i In . mum
b<r q robl-ri-. Much Tsop~riy -s re-
cOvsrsl
The shah h., eoafsrr-i th- highs, Persian
orisr GA pf-siisni Can't
A Gloucester schuonsf sss sslf~i 81 Csnsa.
y. X. bat sfisr q short tan. -ss r.lsas-i
The Esyp,iAn army s--ms 81 have virtually
AnnlhllAi.i the Dsrvisb army on Saturday.
tn. Plan. q vsfa.ooi'. n.- insane Asy ium
nv. t-ss siopt-d. AL -oTs e ~ t-sin At
oocv.
To- Indian Tsrritory psTtBsr.Aip fsTnsrs
quarrsll~i over . divisioa % their oroga
Bah are d-si
A family q I've Isrsons ns,r Mitchell.
Ind. -.r. blown from . Wagon into . or.sl
and all -srv dro-B-sl
DaVii I.omAsn.y % salem. Mas, 10 In
SAIL awaiting ~. rssat q injuriss -hich be
innict~i uIoa DC ~ifs
Th- annual cuayentioa % the Amsricsn
fhotograrhsrs' as-.,istioa -o Opsn.i Ia
ic-ton In Mechanics builiing.
A korbury llio-toai MAJ. orsr~i by liqaor.
49, uli.i IA. -ifs -iih . hsmmsr sni at
tempt a D. cut bic o~n threat
In. I~opls - Nsshlngton Territory -ili
vo,s ca ths question Of constitutional pro-
hibltioo ss Q .~gsrsts propo-ition
The ChipT.-a commission has s~cur~i the
c-..ion - over s..o.os1 scr.s - valuable
pine lands by Indians IN Minn~-oiA
II nos s->m. pro1.bis thai tbsr. ill u .
rscs this -sa.on Zoe Oh. Am.ricss cur the
Owner % the vAlsyri. having yi.li-i .
Ioint
fr7.rations hav. already b~guh Zoe tho
holiing % the inisruaiionAl martins srhlb-
ition Ia Bo-toa II oil 0psa nsIi Sov.m-
t-r. Ia Mechanics builiing. ani coa,inss
Zoe Two nssnihs
Postmaster General wshsmsk.r coms- Oat
In long letter to President Or-sn q the
Western uslon oOmraay, printing out u.
ins.,iuAabl- advantages accruins ~ the coua'
p@ny by claiming every -, rad In Tie
Cxruntry
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-13
NEWS oF rnt WEEK.

SATURDAY. rns Sshosasr Blsss Dtsaes.i.
-slIe.i ~ ~ tnitsSi ~tatrs rvfsnue gatt.f ~
hshrin. 49, has Arttvri Al Nlrtafta n huse
pei . ulsn sh-ssri M prtle All or,ierssi ~ =.
81 10 silla hut a. .s-.n ~ ~ Rash a. out -
sixhf shs heslssl for Nktorta. arritinE thew al
ur,lsy svsnins jobs l.. >alitsn - - rsseis -
as~n ~outh ne hsru instss.i - = a. ef.@sei
mil t.ov.rnor loWry hsssns disrastfi ansi
orlsrvsi ~ "a fsiks~ h-kei ~ IN al N
Siaax ehisf. a ~tanliinE Hosk Assa-y az 80.
inE auay thsir kn.is. >itilnE hau 49, -
othsr aslCou,euis ntauls A. sile.lt =. -sf
g. brssk ~ ths ceunril tui sery s..efs--.iaA
II striks On N ocks re<ipn = eNtsnu.f
srNnkf a fNraiiy - nts rsr-rns nsar VIII
on int. hhssn ff''ia SAr.a ~ 49, -,
"a ~ ga q sT-.kans fAli.. WAshinEtoa tsrti
- barus-i h estimated 80 A. fr,sra IA o.
fcar,eea milnoa aanisr % per-',ns IsfisAs-i
fTssnaS ~ Gsuus. A.y. -es,ry-i ~ r.,i
ia cuutr,si - ~ah tlake NuF Tbs iluntis
uhsat rruI. pruIaiss 4 ~ arg snicfC --i gusl.
Hy-it = rvT-lFts,i thst n - 'seorfs 49, -
ILg.s ~ . seli knusn resiisut - tinclnsti. tAs
80 ralsar,-i ~ banlnts On ttaiy -Ahunisni
hartr-ts az pry.rai-s,i A. ~cotlsnsi "A ts1.
ave ~ alssys Nsrtien. toun, al Ssshss
49,, 49, ~ - -. -, 80 M
81 al rtar-iar's ini.stsrs o. uunisr - -
- In h-st..n at stiniif 49, psr,..ck q tl.--s
a. un Trtisy sew usis dssthlf silk tesfvhl .
-r.o ~ork r.sa kiLls-i al TO- fatally islgfsi
h, - 1870 n - 30 rut.ss ~ tsrrtSk o.
F,~u,,uf sf-~.t rrar rIessant tls-t.n. 4 hrsfi
IN ts.t.i 49, rar harviv s-CaIs,i fra tsiar
rrushssi tF siaas ssixhInE 80 of NV
WsuxEsuaN uarrtsln hcarti'F NFhofnfi 81
n.ust.sn - n tanelians 49, hlustffinE ntsf
ths ..fru-s - thsir r-usThlns gss-sls in ~ ifhf
fn. -. 81 ttrsaisn.-i O. rvsi-i $40 fafthrr -
-. r. rsffsin - ~ niark ttla1uoni tisea a
- uuuti re.ist. huf ch.ng.i ~ Haini $50 -
- Nansss guns truurtf a. hesr $50 Nm
Ths 49, 49, fruan hsru Il thsf hrl-'lls
uas rppul.ssl On a. sftsrk 90 Pa a. ffiafs 80
~ ARM f.srnssl g. rrtrraf e-thf tHilrf gf
plsasury vsrht = narhfhN aunrh. eNrsslci a.
hr~stt kIInnr f.l1f rsr-slra al uruniins thrss
dr.. Mrs. Nartrtlk a. hesn oss1ttts-i n
i.eniou ~ rsissuing ~ hush.n.i All -ru'sni''i
q traih
rurEsnsY IT, cuts striks .. -sttls-i 49, ~
Ne kars - 60 g. III osuts 80 hunirssi nush
q rafs Tts IL a. alFanfs - - - than a. sFef
a. q frrrn lf q a. rfrts an s1HnT instsnrss al
= - aTnf fn nffers a rarifr rauef ~ 49,
h-~n pc An a. 49, thst - 80 49, p. -
rharsssi 90 usrtiriusfInE ln ~ -irtts Al-sat
fl.rrarsfrl 1890 On - Nnu=s % q nsuHaons a.
tksrv unrN hsts hsurn rs-lrf a. hhrss tut -
80 fnrsIhls intsFfrrvnfs - ~ frtruts - -
49, ira-ritlr ureuhers.
FNfpsY ~ mra kni-i sni o. soun''-i
TO- ~ ttsn fatally ~ A. FNraHsirn 20 uafuFsI
a. al Tfffsfurl ~ feshAa aftrmrt - maif
hraarrau faaIF RI rHnfrIrafnrs nr NnIf ~ a.
assfftras g. san1sih is'anf tsofrrnuaert
~srsraf rersrns srrr kf.lsf -=--lt IL rvrsrrtHi
thsi ussrfiafiHns AZ in rraErrss % ~ %
usfsn n o1ra hinafI.n a. nnutril tnf sassr rr''
1url r. 80 urrN
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MenAaa Ana. q


TIE Grand Army .sks for . loan a shs
-srship Michigan Zoe p.rsds parp".-s
fr. destroyed BARRIERS livery stable and
sOms sdjolnins bailiinGs 81 Rome, 0a Los
t2a.oo
Mr.. crsmp 10 again trying ~ coil-ss his
moo.y tor building the Ystiovn from the
go,srnmsut
rir. barp-i cut ingalls, a Ga. boots. and
l. A Burritt dry goods. ct Ithaca. ~ Y.
Lo-- tlnoo
IN. hssvy s,orm ef SATURDAY saas~i coa.
siderable damage In . uumhsr q ss- ing
land lccaliti..
IN. secretary II the treasury has decided
10 imps~> no duties On foreign built carr car.
ryius mails o. p.sssns.rs
A train ~ North Conway coliidei With .
-Osing train ~hiis suiag forty miles en-
hour. One psrson ~ss t-sdly injured and oos
% TO ether, ls-s ssriou.iy.
Capt l. q Shepard, IN. commsnisr q the
revenue cutter Rash. ~ho-- r-~nt s>lsars-
a sailing v~--i. Ia bshring ~. are attract.
ing stisution. 10 Q native % Massachusetts,.
.Bd Ia. len In the r.v.nu- marine ssryic.
slnr isda
func,-. sophis q Germany. Who 10 10
marry The Duss % sTsrta 900, I'LL have
taao.ouo .s dovry firm the Hohsnsollsrn
family fuBd-,hsi "a. shs -iii Revive the In
lsresi On ,hi. sun, 0rvsc- % srp>c;~i % DO
.oms,hins sssy handsome for The bridegroom
II 10 rs.rirrn~i frorn Euroy- ths, chris,ias
Niis.1n has l-~cous. DAT Her d-.fn-~. cosnss
frum rhsumt tissu. -hiee ~. osos-i by Tie
general up--i % hsr nerve. sis y-.y sgu.
-hsn .hs ls-t h-r furtuBs In a. crash % the
"unica 0sosrAis- iisr husband seat rsv'
tns mad Il a. tina
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niaas. Aas. q

Ireland has prc>p-ct of the most sbun-
dant harvesis In yssrs
The treasurer 20 Burton county. Ia, 10
found 20 h. short eli. so
Sxnor B-nedstto Carroll, the distinguished
Italian statesman, u desi
The steamer Colims. at Qash>c. rsports
having pas.-d 30 icsb-rgx
English capitalists are negotiating for the
Br.sstai iron Minis In Michigan
TIE owner a the Black Diamond h to
claim damage. fros ths Unitsi stats
Stanley ami Emln f.shA are r.pot~i On
their vsy " Zanzibar. with much ivory.
Erisnsivs forE.ris 81 icofsnc notes
have bcsn discovered al rouloa.s. rrsncs
A srhsms !. oa foot N reclaim, by irriEs.
ton, Auo,op sor-s % arid land In North
Dsko,s.
Twelve thousand house. we're washed away
and 100 persons drowned by . frsshs, In
Jspan.
Eiiior stead % III. Pan Mall g.s-,i. h.
psp~r 10 run
President n Young q the National tsss
ball l.sgu. hs. sppoiu,-i Aionso knight .
l~sgus umpirs
B.ron De PsrdOnB-, has scc-p,ei tooo In
adjustment q his gambling lc-.-s At Long
branch, n. J.
Claus Sgreciie. IL credited With eau Ing
The hr,sking up q The great Msgdsburs
sugar syndicate
A scheme for the eoa-olidstioa u Amsrs-
can rul,-r interest. is ali TO b. mailing cub
s,sntlsl pfcsre~
Mr.. A. g. Clark. -ido~. ~ yesr a
ss-. cp'umiit~i suicide A ocsss Spray
C.a-s. de-po.isDcy.
A Miissule- syntiic.ts has s>cur~i virtual
coutrol q The non.ils@-susr iron min.s IN
a.. Msnonln-s district
The my.isrio1. Individual. "Jscs the
fs.gsr. 10 sccuss.i % having osas~i N. deaiA
% . Ns- Jsr-ey woman
A syndicate has bought. AMI intend, b
develop. the lea ami rinc mines "a the vein
ny q Joplin and Webb CITY. No
ssnstor flatt 10 All b. 10 pronso,ing .
mo,sm~nt b. -rttl- an lc.lsndlc coloay Oh
tie Yusoa rivsr region. Alaska
A large rsc, q Land has leu parchassi
n-.r Msnchs-isr. " n Zoe N. s-tAbli.hins
q . Catholic -ollsse AM mooasi.ry
Hale iIamlin -0n The great .g-o.si r.cs II
bsfAio, h-.sting IL ~ Wls~. la t-O
srsi ght hsats. time, siis, 2iiT "a
iIoa. Allen a. nurman has gon- n 1T
sVrinEs. Va. -hsr. h. wliI r~csivs treat
m-ai for NJ. OF msissiy the rheumatism
Jo.sph LotssRiahi. a. year. u sg.. litlng
In Csmbriigs. Mas. cnmmlii~i suicsis b,
.bcotlng "a n. fsrryboai Revere la Bo-ioa.
rbs Marquis q Lops would NJ, g. n Aus
trslia asa coloaiAl governor bscsu.s ~
TFinc,-s. hs -ife. d. no, The The hi.s u
going ~ far from hon.
Hoa. T. 7. bafnam vss given . very Cat
tsring rscsp,ioa In bic native to~n. Bsihsl
Conn TIE event ~as in,ssisi o. slsuAiS
Mr. narnum's trio o. Eufota
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-13

The mail car on the Grand Trunk train
due In Portland AZ noon on thursday
left the rails near the POwnal station.
owing % the breaking u an axle. The
train was Stacking Tor the station, so the
result. we're not 80 bad a. might have
been. The two mail clerks took their
station near the door % the car, % be
ready "a jump, and we're thrown out
over an emhankment. They we're some
what shaken up, but not seriously injur-
Ell. One passenger was slightly injured.