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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-07-26
Iemc Rebenfranfbeit.

Cine neue N6enfrantheit lit in ben
gSeinber9en gu Sos In9sle8 in eaIifor:
MEN aufgetreten. Spbn s.. @beeler spa
i'm Outrage Der ltuatlidsn @einbau'
Gpmmiiiipn Grtunbigunsen iiber bicIelbe
Elm uno erItattete in Der leBten Sibune
Der oenannten SebDrbe bariiber Sert6t.
Gr erfIdrte, bub or lid berartis erfrantte
Reben aus oeri6iebenen Sbeilen bes
Staate8 babe ienben Ia1len unb lie Yro=
felior 0opIin CUR llnterlud)uns iiteripie:
len babe.
Die Sranfbeit tper6e Ieiner NnIitt
mad bur6 einen Eils perurIadt, ipeIder
bauptIddIi6 idon frGnfIi6e &eben he.
faqe uno baS 3erltDrungsiperf pplIenbe.
Die @einanIagen in San 0ie9p=Gpuntr
feien ipeniger BON bteier Ylage beimse.
iu6t, ebeniD Die bon Gan 8ernarbinp
uno 8iperiioe, fpdbrenb in Sos N(u9eloS=
County tcin @einbere fret baoon lei.
Mud Die tpilben &eben bel Gan Gabriel
;eiSen bic Sranfbeit. Die critic llriahe
bisier &ranfbeit lei bis iebt mod nidlt
ermittelt, unS bis bie8 Ger SAL ipdrc,
miibten Die @einbaucrn nit Dem Sprs
beaur.Srdparat pSer init Sbprt'5 Wittel
ben YtIs bctGmpfen.
Ta8 Santa Inna=EbaL tpelfe5 emit
iber 5000 older geiunber &eben beiak
bat beute ipeniSer, ais 500 older, nit
tranten &eben aufsutpeiien. @beeIer
erfIdrt, bab amerifaniide 8sbeniorten in
ben perIeudten Gcbieten gut sebeiben,
mo bic &inifera 9dnsIid gu Grunbe &C..
9ungen lei. Die y9enpir" unb ySia=
bella" f6nnten ii6er in bieIem 9litrift
sepfIanot iperben.
(9laem Inidein na6 bat mar eS bier
nit ni6tS Inberem su tbun, ais nit
Der gefur6tcten 8ebIaus, bic nit ben
europdii6en 3eben einseIdIeppt tpurOe.
Uafiir ipridt aud Der llmitanb, bab bic
ameritanil6en 8eben ssiunb bIisben.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-07-26
Bowels @mtpaNerunss.s pfsem.

Utd,rr Ypipeu bat etne1 Serttt uber
icin 9roBartige5 8roiect sur 8epdlieruno
Der bitrren 2ant Itrid)e am 6ube Der Sci:
iengebirge unb Stpiiten ben peri6iebenen
&etten berIeIben entiporien, tpelder benz:
nddit benz su beilen Yrlifung einseiester
GpngreB=2(u5IduB porgeleSt tpsrben Ioa.
Gr tritt BARN Der ipeitoerbreiteten Gin:
iiht enigesen, ais pb baS 8prbrin9tr
bc5 Nferbau'S na6 ben, an Reeenmangel
ieibeubcn %nnbltridm rpn elmer Urgent
erbebliden Sunabme res 9~te9enfale2
beeIeitet lei. Gr beltreitet e3, bab bieIe
Nnnabme hurd Die auf ipirfliden9eptad:
tun9en be%ruhenpen 9batiaden seredtfer:
tist tperbe. SieieniSen, ipelds Ii6 an
Dem Slubtbdlern iencr Gesenben nieoer:
laIIen, meint CT, m06ten BEN Ntargel
he5 Hegen6 ireniger peripiren, unb Die.
ieni9en, peldc IN Der Gage ipdren, ibr
Sanb finltli6 su ~beipdI1ern, iplreen 10:
gar IberraIhenb reids Grnten e~rsielen.
4ber e5 lei grauIam Serte 3u peranlallen,
bab lie iId in ben al JeaenmanSel lei:
benben 2dnbltriden, auf bod9ele9enem
2dnbe aniiebeln no feline fiinitIi6e 9e.
ipdTerun8 tbunli6 feL meniJ liens nidt
fur bic b%sidrdnften Mittel, ipel6e ben
IniieoIern 81 Gebpte iteben.
9ieie bo6SeIe9enen Gesenben, ober 70
bel bappn, pie mp9lld, bur6 Elm erob.
artisss Spftcm non 3 tpdIerungs.8dnd
len oem Nderbau su g%etpinnen, 1T Der
Ylan be5 Ntaiprs Yoipeq. Die @spdher
Der in BEN 0ebirgen entIpringenben unb
bur6 bsrsn idmeIsenben Sdnee sendbr.
ten SliiHe ioGen 10 nabe ibren NuelIen
aufsefanscn iperren, baB ie mbsIi6it
oieI 2nnb NIT ber nDtbisen Seudtisfeit
reriebcn f6nnen. T1 aber ba5 @afler,
ipeI6es bieIe SlliIs benz TieilanSe sufub.
rem, iid auf Die psri6iebenen Sabressei.
ten iebr un9lsid pertbeilt, 70 ioQ basic.
nise, ipelde5 Sur 3sit Der Sc6fIutE
iiberfliIitg 1T, in srpben SammeIbefen
aufeefan9cn fperren, bamit es einen Dor:
ratb fir bic jScit bcs NaneeIs sebe.
SoIde Sammelbeden mill Majot
Yppeu burd bas auibdmmcn bon Sod:
tbdIern I'M Gcbirse biIpen. dele fol-
len burd unssbeurc, iplibe gebaute
Sdmme 9cIhlrilen iu:rren, gan; in Der
9trt tpie baS 9bal bes Soutb Sort am
Gpnemaugb Seihlpiien mar. NaturIid
ioqen bic Canine 10 itarf gen1ndt fpcr:
Den, baB lie feiusn 3uIdIlen ~ausseIebi
1ein ipiiroen, ipie Der, bur9 ipelden nell:
lid SpbuStcipn ~scrit0rt unb bas game
2unb nit GutIeben erflut ipprben 1T.
Sdtpierig bel Nu3fibruns bieIes BE-:
beutenbsn Erpieft5 itnur, bieie SammeI:
bsden in iplder ~ipltsen 0eiie su erri6.
ten, Rap linen Bel itarfcm @aier. ;3ufIut
nidt baiisIbs S6idiaI pprbebalten bIeibt,
ireId,es ZEN unieliscn Damn bes South.
Embellishments pbsrbulb Sobnstoipn Be.
t"rcien Bat.
9p6 bafiir Iaisn ii6 i6on 9orfeb.
runsen finben. Cine anbere sSrdes
tit, ipober Die enrrmen Soften fir ben
Sau bieisr @uhsr.2Ssrfe fpmmen iclen.
Sier sebt nun Der Sori6las babin, bat
Die ein;slnen Staaten unb 5erritprien,
tpeIde bappn Sprtbeil sieben tperoen,
bur6 8cieruns ibrer jest ipilit= unb %.
lieSenben 8ebiete, irenisitenS einen TbsiI
Der Soften trasen ioQen.
Gin gang unsebeures Sebiet tpirbs
bur9 bteIe Irbeiten Der 2uItur aetppn:
men tperben. 9ieie Nrbeiten finb 70 TO-
lpiiaL ba iie 10000 9dmme in 10000
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-07-26

Ole Iraber haben bic bon @iB-
mann ipe3ea b:r llebergobe BON Yans
eoni Citairifa, geitcltca Seoin9unSen
obgelebnt, cs l;ebt alp ein Sampf lin
ben Ert bcpor. 2tQe 8eiurdtunsen roe:
aen Der Mibmam den Numpier iinb
oebptem. 81 einem he,ielben fsbrte
@tBmunn na& 9aJauno.a 3urif, brci
famen III Sansibar an, elmer anfert ipes
oen &phienmnrgel5 Dor EaIlu uno elmer
iegelte mad @2cn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-07-26

Glr stric5pfte@ teH--eutfraftete G6uls
fegreGtnnen, PGemaderinuen, Rd9teriunen, SausbSls
Picrcc's s|Favorito Prescription" baS tsis ale:
gcSi!cn'shtn Sraittrr~ en- .ttCG. SSH teir vGaerlpeliss
$ciImitt6i," dber eS c~niipricpt ipuueerbar Gel a1eints
pcn YgrSde eines flGGri3eu Stct'firIm5 9eaen eli, ecaI
igcsbliden g -itletftc ci8Snen drcnifbcn SGlpaben uno
yr,Den.-GS 1T etT traiiSeS, ai9fnetnes inlrrbt iric
Gtcrinc5 Irntea:r unb nei oerfbSrtrn zee Nitttei urN rcrs
fbpade, tlnrerpduEi6tet!s GIi9unesn, R~lfaniGwGhe,
tfry5Es @raidlt sr3i., 6Sb6piun3 mo cd all ,iSteit Bel
3.i:cE Gsiblebtern. "Favcrite Prescription" iuiro
orr Yppt9eteri inter uni rcr t~pTltDeu Ga.an:lS
s~crsarit. -Qeaatet ben llrlI6lca her Sldf6s.
g,tc!S $i.00, poer feds JIaidJen fir $500.
Sine 9lbbanrlun9 lecr 6rau' az,irantttitsn, NIT fdrs
tt9tu 8tIcern unb satdretten SclSidntiten ~iluiIi!!
miro Ilr 10 Gents IN 9Scftmarfen r%erioGei.
@breitrt Worlds Dispensary Medical AsSO-
~cia.ion," Cos Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
sserDrfcr rnb biiioier &~ppfihutsrS, 5rriS
CJrrNupfuna rtro itncu sebeilt 6ura
Or. Pierce's Pellets, IS Gents per
TlsitGen, Bet gpctbetcrn gu ba6tn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-07-26
c ttaG.

q dnetber SIPS BIT einen 95dtr,
&ppf uao ipige5 Slim,
Stimm' lit Elm Gea1eder,
bat CT tur3 uns rinn.
Spate Guh Die Spotttu5f tiaeLn,
7juhr' i9 0ccthe'5 93Drt Gu6 Il
Wiost SIR StGd Iur Stg4 b..pi5eln,
pas Oan5e 5tsbt CHd an"
ST..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-07-26
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0ciiss sesaC
SpriNgsuugc,

&IIs e, G99en Il. Gultioators
us III Sanb Inb wtreT auf gcftGuus Itbr
ai-iJ tsIJtirat npn
81 Q. 6 m 0,
Male Siitlc 9nser, $40.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-07-26
NermannerWo

:. tered NJ the Post Office at Hermann, mo-, aud
.,ruitted tor Il transmission thro Igb the mails At
-."rud-ciaSS rates
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-07-26
Trieolid)e 8eoanfcu.

Gin DON Suan Bat iebenfaI5 bel
lrsue 9enpieu. Sonit ipilrpe er tie tppbl
nidt bred,en.
y
Gem seiperbmdBigen Rsimer lit gaes
Reim.
=
Giner sdnfilden SYrau segeniibsr bat
Der Gate tets ba3 pprIebte Snort.
=
$50 mans padt, 1a9t 8btbe, ba lit el
intereNant. $50 man ii6 padt, oa lit Is
unintereliant.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-07-26
gEedIe:;D&ye.

Greoc6miibten. Der C6sramt=
mann Stord aus @jiNesbeim bat buS @ut
Sdmaftba9en I'm $4,000 ID. anoc.
fault.
3e9Iin. Ser Iaglpbner 0u6on
lit ipc8en Grmor0ur9 Ietrer Gbefrau pom
Sdtpur8eri6t, sum GObe perurtbeilt
tpprHen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-07-26
@Gv1teEl5e=s.

Stuttgnrt. Die i'm erItsn Stpf.
tpert be5 6au1e8 30. Is 8Iumenitrabe in.
i~talirts Oreberei Don &arl &teiiing 1T
auagebrannt. Der Shoocn an MtateriaI
unb Wtai6inen lit betrd9tlit,. 0anf Ger
eingreiferben 9bdtigfeit Der 6euernebr
tpurpe Der 8rano auf cjeTc5 St0dlperf Be.
idrdnft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-07-26

1drdntt.
GlIwangen. Dc. in Gm1iinb se.
borenc GrnaiQeur ShUeiber nurcc lpeqen
fort3eIeBter SehIerej III > Sydbrsn 53udtz
Rau5 pon Der Straftammey Derrrtbeilt.
&aph. Q8abreao res 5pnnta1sopt.
te5Oicnlte8 Idlu9 f~lr5LldJ Der Bis in Die
STRIDE; Der Nfarrer, Der It'd Ben atf Der
San3el befanb, tpurbc bctGu1t Ill 8cben
9eipprfen, erbOlte iid o5er baIo tpieDer.
S6bnbornb B. Jiin1.IbaA. Gieier
Gage tpurpe Die II Sabre ate, ron benz
S1uct HDper al &iaoe3Itatt ~oHeenprr.
meme 9tpia Shn,int ;a 5cusb5rn cr=
IApil@n auf5efunDen. Sin pem !S1uie
mar III Sas Dtdoaea unb en- ]l2iI6riaer
S%iiterfnabe 5uridge5tie3en. Gin ents
t0b2ne8 Gepebr pe5 &dusrn itan0 an Bic
Nano pe5 9du8gan5e5 aHgstsGnt.
untertGrtbetm. Die hieii9e
ron Stuttgart aus fart ireauentirte Sa.
peanitaIt 8ing in ren &eItG elmer 2tftisns
.geieui6ait tbsr. 2ebtcre lat bei6loiIen
Die ieisberiSe Ginri6tunB rpsIentii3 i'll
ber9robsrn unb 81 perbehern.
@einsberg. Der Gfuasbrer a.
,. Mengmann fe,erte nit ieiner Gee
iraI, 8eborenen 8te6t ppn g9eiBIsnsz
burg, bic solbene 5od3sjt. Ter Subj.
or it 80, bic Srau rs Sabre alt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-07-26
Gd;Re!;.

Bern. Sn 0ati8beinl Gemeinbs
&ir6berN bat Der eft farSIid, perbets
ratBete 8anntpcrt Sofo6 &otD bas &C.
mid gebrpten.
Nar9au. Der J}egierurgsrat5 be-
oatrast beim Groten Static Grhbbung
bes SaIspreiie5 bpn 10 aIf Is Gent. per
&tIp uno Grb6Dun3 Der 9SaKerredt5s
sinfe; ferner Sa0Htartsn ST 6 6r. unb
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01

raan aplIuagn lpoHps poopio ms ever IN AZ
tendance there
ltey, u, A, liamett o. M Juie'a, Is an
other earnest worker among tho masses 0f
Whiteohapal, and hn, TOO, works IN q thor
oughly practical direction, AO, TOO, do tho
Oxford men AZ Tuyul5s hall, au institution
not unlike tho one that Robert ElSmero gave
his life b establish, Tho iIshopOf Wakefield,
In an admirable article Ia Tho RoupIghuy
Review, throws what n most people viii ba
new light on elst end ifo, and lakes an
optimistic View ITO docs MT balleye, with
tho writer of "Tha Bitter Cry VI OutUast
London, that "thn poor ara gBttIug poorer,
tho wretohed moro Wrot0h6d aud thb wicked
more Wicked, and ho declares, Indeed, that
"uothug can ba moro dlmetrcllly opposed
~ the fact AZ q former east eui clergy
man and a worker among tho poor ha may
bo credited with cIalr personal knowledge
Of hls subject 81 hHy8, " he nya, "mot with
no ono who has known East London tor tuf
last twenty years who 8not perfectly clear
~ 20 tho great Improvement that haz tnlou
place In every direction"
But how terrible tho east end must have
been twenty years Hgu' II seems impossible
that II could ever have bpon worse than II Il
today The bright spots Of 81, Marya, ~
Judes and Toyuuoa ball arc hut small oaso
In tho vast desert OF Whitoohapal misery and
dirt aud vice, What tho east ond needs II
emigration, hut who wants enlgrant from
tho east ondi Surely not tho American peo
pie, who have among them enough Of thli
sort, aud 10 spare, Hut Whiteohapel II over
crowded, Aud, 10 mako bad matters worse
M dense population, growing denBor daily by
natural lor ought ono % ay "unnatural'l
causes, Ii increased constantly by an Influx d
poverty from the continent
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01

4 wHrfoHAFEL LODGING HOUSE KITCHEN
der which have been done there during tho
last year OF two by acrminal, who for want
Of better name Ia spoken Of 10 'JhcE tho
Ripper haa called public attention 10 tho
| district
"Whiteohnpel" Il tho name given 10 tho
parlth-or, rather 70 tho "unon' 0r nine
parishes, OF which tho old parish NJ 81. Mary
| Whlteohapel "a the largeat--begInnng 40 tho
eastern sldo Of tho Aldgate boundary Of tho
old "oltyn ot London, aud, within 900 acres,
containing, according 70 tho census of 1884,
b,3l9 houses and a population ot n ,aOj hui
man beings,
Whitechapel atho recognized ABIDE II pow
erty wrotohedneaa aud crime In London, IL
u vast criminal colony In tho heart Of a
great city, lts population ls made up of tho
Oulcaais Of aocioty-the lowest Of the low, la
| Ia narrow streets and narrower alleys, In Ia
althy court yards aud yermln plagued tono-
monta and lodging houses, thieves aud aban'
doned women form tho greater part OF tho
population, while II II literally true-proyed
by tho records Of tho London pollce-that the
number Of murders In proportion 10 tho pop
ulatIon h four tlmoi 90 great ~ In any other
part of London, Suicides, too, there are In
growsomo pIonty Many baam or hook Is
pointed out 10 thO visitor by some wetchod
iuhabltant Of tho alumi ~ tho place whore
6omo other human being only trlno more
wrotched than tho narrator who laughs per'
hapf, dsoordantly IN tho tollnn took death
by hanging a. tho easiest way open for a
permanent removal from bloody White
chapel, Ora dark stain ON door or wall or
wrotohed furniture tells tho visitor who has
brayed the tolrora Of the "reglaerod lodging
house, more oloquontly than words how pomo
ono has ended his wrotohodnos with bullet
| or knife,
TiiE LODGING nousEa
The "rcgldcrcd lodging houses form dis
tlnctIyo feature OF this plague spot To tho
thousands whose acanty gtoro OF coppors will
not suffice to pay tho few 6hlllIngs demanded
"a rental for room IN ono OF tho rick
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
THE PuLLMAN REaATTA
ERiries for tho Great Rowing Contests At
Pullman, iils, Aug, u AMI .,

'fffffHfl Hff"'f 'H''N' ~ ''''' Nv
WAsIuSGTON, Jolly eI-The following
are tho entries foT the national regatta,
which takes pla;e az Pullman, lllau
Aus q and ~
Junior sulior -, W., Shea, Crescent
Boat club, Bo,ton i, j, lI1garlh, Don
Amgieur Rowing club Imultui Hart
10y k0Hi1i, Excelsior luHt club, l'aiier-
SON N, JJ N, W, Brown Minnesota
Boat club, st PAUL w. Mckay, jr,, Ar
gonnui lnat club lOr0nlni John b,
Lowell, Nautilus Rowing club llamlllOnl
u, IT, frllOn, heAWAuhaka Boat club,
hrG0kYHi Richard Hills, Ogden Boat
club, ChicagOi lfe CayHtte, Columbia
Boat club, Allegheny, Pa, u, A., Cor
mallY Toronto Boat club I0r0nt0i
Robert j, Knox, Minnesota lioat club,
81 Paul
Senior seuIem-W, 4. Mcdowell aud
John A, Corhett, lrlnuulB li0lt club,
Chicago NJ, Shea and q, A, Strickland,
Don Amateur Rowing club, IOrunt0l
Dennis DunOhue aud Jerry Dunuhue,
Nautilus Rowing club, llamlltOni
George Feleth, Vauna Boat club,
hrOohlYui j, u, MuchmGre LurIna liOat
club, Minneapolis p, l.. kilhy OilunWa
Oarmen, Ottumwa, lai q, Nod, fam,
gut liuat club, ChlcagOi i, j, Ryan,
Toronto Rowing club, IOrDnl0i !, IT,
Cumming, Bradford boat club, Cam
bridge, Eugene liucllley, bradford Boat
club CnmbrIlgoportl N, f. MOnnhun
aud ErlsluH Rodgers, Albany Rowing
club Albany,
Double sculles-lohn p, Naple and
jamc illEington, Metropolitan Rowing
club Nrw York; IhnmH8 Delaney and
AlpN Robertson, Don Amateur Rowing
club lUluutOi Joseph 'lntt, d., and A.,
iluHrhWun, l,uypusWuud Boat club,
Long lrIUnli -, , Wiuulpcg Row
Ing club, Win1lpogi -, Dolphin
Boat club, NcCtcgor lai o, M, Nelson
and Ill., a, Dorsey 81 Paul Boat club,
kt ruuli -, t luuugut liInt club
ChIrugui , , tulln Boat club,
ChIrugOI 4, X, Monahun and ", r.
Nonhnu, Albany Rowing club, AlhuuyI
john Gray aud Robert CuUcU haya.du
Rowing club, Toronto.
-Four oars, iuuIur-D0n amateur,
lOuntOI Minncfuln Boat club, ~, Fuull
Agonnut Rowing club, furuntOi Union
Boat club, Chlcagoi Toronto Rowing
club, Toronto,
Four oars, senior Winnipeg Rowing
club, WlnnpcgI Delaware Boat club,
ChIcagni New York Athletic club, Now
York Cityi Toronto Rowing club
1Orontoi Bradford liout club, Cambridge
ports AHlnnla Boat club Now Nurl,
CITY,
Eight oarb- Bradford lolt club
Cambudgoport Muasd Atolunlp Boat
club, New York City
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
NEWS M aaGF

nuulrcdsor typhoid c0gcaurc reported
In Allegheny
The space In the piltsbmg exposition
building has 0ll been taken,
Augustu Day s seriously M Of ma.
lnrul fever In sm Francisco,
Stops are being talSon 10 rourgOniao
the West Virginia state MALTA,
Now Hampshire win In ull probability
do away with capital punishment
The Grand Duke Constantine, mclo OF
the Car Of Rugi1, o. rapidly sinking,
The STANDARD Mutual Live Stock In
suruuco company of Scranton, has gone
under
A terrific storm ragged In Minnesota on
Friday, A great deal Of property was
damaged
Two.thirds Of the cotton ap.unorH q
England have reached Un agreement Ia
run ON half tmu Iur % month,
james Kelly, coloryd, who assaulted
Mrs, Peter lInw, 200 lOru hyu wa
taken from . ml NucNul
Ellen Brcmm. of Buffalo, wh0'c ina
drunken stuu.t foil ou hur l-yuuruIl
child, smotl WUF 10 90 death
Mary Jac. or, colupud, died ot Ithaca,
n. Nn on Friday 90 the uy.pul lO1 ycHw,
She was buHH. thgru from Virginia
many ycam0.u
A man nomol Mcdonald "a mdcr mr..
rest ut MoKu port charged with the
poisoning Of % horse, which belonged 10
u man nnmcd Grimm
John Haugh, Hou Of am old citizen OF
Grcuugbmg died suddenly Friday morn.
iug whilo cs,uE uiy breakfast Heart
disease was the cause,
Tho Johnson.Luclp Mercantile Com.
pany'B Circular for July states that the
salmon pack for thIs season viii bo about
1000 cases less chan Tor 1888,
AZ Che Detroit driving park Guy was
driven with u running mate 10 boat
Maud S. timc but failed 10 do Il, max.
ing the mile IN 2d2 ~,
The secretary Of thc treasury has up.
pointed Edward f. Norton, OF Buffalo,
N v, special inspector Of customs for
the Cleveland, o., district
Paul Sondomirc has sued the Pittsbmg
Traction company 10 recover $4,000 for
injuries sustained by being thrown off q
car and having his foot crushed.
Smith, Of England, claims the cham.
pionship belt, Sullivan having refused 20
meet him. Smith is ready 10 fight any
man for the belt and 81 900 a side,
Governor Beaver has instructed Sher.
IN McCandlcss TO hold Flomon until
Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock, when
the prisoner s 10 be presented before tho
governor Mt Harrisburg,
The contract with the Union Iron
works, Of San Francisco, for the con-
struction Of a coast defense vessel, was
signed Friday by Secretary Tracy Tho
contract price Is 100000.
The officials Of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship company have notified the Trans
Continental association that unloss tho
subsidy from railroads Is increased they
will cut rates and take all the freight
they can get,
An English syndicate is making an eff
fort TO buy up all the coal leases held by
individual operators around Scranton,
William Conncll aud John Jermyn were
offered S8,OOO,OOO each for their coal
property in Old Forge township, Lacka-
wanna county
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
THE OUTLOOK.
WHAT DUN & 90, SAY ABOUT THE
BUSINESS OUTLOOK

Tho Ria pry Goods Failure Oocasions
Some nls0uloiude-Neariy Al cities
Report larger Rank Cleariugs-pe-
olded Improvement Ia tho Dakota
wheat rrospool-A stineRing Of Prices
In the Iran Market
NEw YoRN, July eL-R, q, Dun a
Co.'S Weekly Review Of Trade sayai The
business outlook had on tho whole im-
proved during the week, but on Thurs
day the assignment Of an important
dry goods commission house, with LA
billtirB over H,OOOI0OO, occasloned some
disQuIetude, 40 banks and other leaders
In several cities are affected to some eK-
tent and may be rendered more cautious
In sorullulzIng paper, the effect may not
be fully realized at once But the
general tenor Of adyices Is encouraging
crop prospects improve and tho prob
ability Of large foreign demands the
apprehended financial difficulties do not
yet uuiyei the great industries seem "a
be getting o stronger position, and tho
railroad situation h, At tho least nd
worse Al tho cities except nine report
larger bank clomInga than q year ago,
and while the Increase lR not as large aa
II hos been in other recent weeks, II Il
shared by moro than threc-1ulrleH Oi
the cities nt which speculative DEALING
are not important Ai,to tho dry goods
failure too, present reports hold out thC
hope that liabilities viii ultimately be
fully met
wheat Shows Hn improvements
Latest accounts Indicate dlcldod Inn,
| prOycmunt IN the wheat prospect hi
Dakota and Minnesota the Yield being
estimated 40 HO00OOU0 bushels against
GOiOOD,O 900 bushels nat year. The foreigu
reports are cmlnontly tw0iaCed, but
appear ON the whole 10 promise q larger
demand than laht year Cotton reports
are, on the whole, favorable, but the
acnntinoW Of tho present supply suHiainf
prices, There seems real aud Hteudy i'm
proycmcnt In the condition Of the great
branches Of Industry, although II Is by
no means such, ~ yet, 90 to clear away
| uncertainty,
The demand for Iron In various form.
has 10 far Increased al 20 cause o gen
Cral hltloning Of prices during the past
week In spite Of the enormous prOduc
ton, The signs Of Improvement Ia tho
w0Olcn business are less clear, but
manufacturer have bcon buying more
freely and there has been somC
increase In the demand for goods
The confidence In q largo fall trade h
undlmInighod, and while stocks on hand
IN some lines are large, there II feeling
that the force Of foreign competition
will be- less fclt hereafter The move
mcnt Of cotton goods Is fairly mtiuuc
tory, and print cloths aro u shade
stronger The cod business h duh and
wonlg, with u shutdown In the lohigl
and Willosharrc, Al accounts from in
terror cities Indicate that buaincg7 /.
fairly good for the season, though thcrC
is perhaps u rather general feeling that
the fall trade does not open quite NJ
early and as brlsyly as had been hoped
Failures Tor the Week.
Tho failures during the last seven
days wero' For the United States, 1871
for Canada, gOi total, 2iG, against q total
of EOS last week For the correspond
ing week last year tho Hrgurcs were lOl
In the United States and g2 In Canada
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
Zig Flood Ia Knuaaa.

FREDoNIA, Kan, July 2L--F0ll river
Is rising two inchosan hour, and in some
places is seven miles wide and twenty
feet deep One iron bridge has already
gone and the others are dangerous, The
water is now quarter of mile from
the city, and many people aro moving
from their houses, Some houses are
already flooded and the people are being
taken out in boats. Railroad travel Is
stopped. The only way out Of the city
now open is by the north across the
Verdemris river, and that river Is rising
three inches an hour, There has been no
mail for two days.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01

err Sports won't from all over the country
10 play him, and no know H. 10 reyccd In
tho fact that humanity believed him m easy
victim one day sport stopped him and
snid
"Coloncl, heard man say tho other day
In Now Yorl, that you woro the biggest sucker
In tho land.n
"Did ho say 10 as II II pleased himp
"Oh, yes,n
"Woli then, am delighted like 10
know that at least one man IL at his ease"
LOWS layishcd thousands upon wine and
women during his early lifo, but when, In
1855, ho married Cincinnati girl all this
was changed. About 1876 famous preacher
created sensation In Cincinnati by his clio.
quence. One night Bolly went and heard
him. Tho speaker drew picture OF gam
bors wife and daughters being Stunned by
all II struck home, and Bolly reformed.
Ho became an intimate friend Of tho clergy
man, who ono timo announced him TO speak
as the reformed gambler, Ho didn't appear
In person, but wrotoi "Mako fair start;
mako good landing and don't think Of me"
He afterwards went into the hotel business
In Florida npd at ChRutauqua. In 1881 his
wifo died. His daughter had gono before.
Bolly was never himself again. His old jolly
ways were gone, and ho devoted his entire
time to helping suffering humanity. He died
very rich man.
Here "a verso from one Of his contribu.
tions 10 Tho Masonic Roviewi
They tell mo of happier homo than this,
whcro all Is Joy and love and bliss;
y Then deal mo hand if should win
homo up there must "chip ia"