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The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-01-03
Dakota THURSDAY, January
Comments on the Fire.

D. Hoover.I saved ten pigs. Am pretty
well used mp with lifting pork. could
1Rve saved more If hadn't made bad
ny take in getting my pants on wrong and
but& &ar the explosion in the hardware oil
houl The oil followed me in like river.
/ Geo Alichie---We have now had our les
San. have been fighting ali along for q
safe in which to keep our county records
instead of having them lying all arouEd
town, and now We have Lost about $3.50
worth ~.
v. B. Noble--The drug store was full Of
smoke; but the first thing saw was . large
hole burned in the floor 10 front Of the stove
towards the main entrance. se3
C. S. McCandless--I lost hat / prized
highly that have been wearing four years
It was white when new.
NJ. o. .Tibbits-sorry boys hadn't more
insurance: but think all Will be settled up
satisfactory to all.
Vim. streeter--TLe people made TO noise
= -
so as to wake me Ip. 1t was a quiet firc
from first to last. II
] G thompson don't know anything
shout it. The whole affair was over before
l got there. 49,. .....
] B Sinclsir-"l am like the little boy that
they tell the story about---..I have nothing
to say x .s5
Judge Dana--It was . hsgd day for Bot
tinsu, but she is going TO 90 to the front
again. H. 1..%
Tom Bell-I lost celebrated common
sense washing machine, but can make more.
Henry Daua--All can say is got some
cheap clothes and hope to seil some lumber.
F A S Sero--I fought till my cap was burn,
but McKeen's coat dropped from his back.
D McArthur---I am cut ofdrugs now, but
will soon have new supplyson hand.
D. McFarlane--I had felt hat some-
where around, think it was saved.
Robert Brooking Hard luck and misery.
but got good suit Of clothes for 50. -
Walter Batesen--The wind just changed
in time to save the rest of us. ..-a
D. McBrayeu-I just have the clothes on
my back--a!l else is gone.
W. II, McIntosh-Ihe fire took the 70 cd
and left the wicked.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-01-03
Fire at Auburn, Dakota.

AuBrRN, DAK., Dec. 81.
The reporter for the Fargo Argus learned
the following news in conversation with E..
s. Tyler Am just down from the north
ward. Auburn, little town, six miles
north Of Grafton was burned last night or
this morning. There are three elevators
there; | don't think any them went, but
the depot got pretty hot VIM. Mckenzie
lost store, stock and hotel; ]. Dalpay. store;
Warpacks, drugs; Duval, harness shop; and
NJ. Mckenzie, drugs. The FIRE was quite
extensive.
Mr.. Niche has just informed us that he
has had letter from VIM. Mckenzie and he
places his loss at SD, COO.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-01-03
Good News for Company "B. I"


Captain Thompson while away at Bis
marck had talk with Gov. Chnrch regard
ing Co. B. The governor was much SUR
prised to find that our outfit consisted OF
only nusket and bayonet for each. He
assured the captain that he would do what
,he could to Sc cure cavalry outfit for the
company SO that they would be more wieldy
In case of emergency This is what we
have long wanted, and if it can be secured
it will put our company in on A Mol shape
They area noble looking lot Of men and y
good cavalry outfit would add dignity tt
their appearance. We hope that the Cover.
nor may be successful, and being democrat
he is not at all likely TO fail Company %
get ready for your equipment.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-01-03
NOTICE.

We would Be pleased To have all
indebted to us call and settle up ac.
count. Our loss has been heavy and
II Is our intention to put in 4 new
stock of drugs at once. Money is
needed to do 10. Our books are lost.
H y,,,, cannot possibly pay now come
and tell us 50 that we may make q
memorandum. III
Nc cARrHuR Bros. 81
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-01-03

r Powell, the manager Of Warner g.
Stoltze's lumber yard, Churcls Ferry, IL
here 70 assist Henry Dana in tie lumber
business. They are prepared for a rush,
aud have a good stock.
Wc are in receipt Of alcngthy communities
tion full Of interest from q member Of the
alliance regarding the workings of that body
and general overhauling Of the editor Of
our contemporary "rhc Free Lance" For
lack Of space we cannot publish it this eek.
Mrs Cathro will hardly have reason to
complain Of the warmth Of her reception.
We must certainly compliment Sup't. Cathro
on his fortunate choice. Mrs. Cathro Is IN
accomplished lady and has lots of grit. We
wish the sup't; saa .his.s'hstlsssasl long
and harry
.kssitors came from far and near on Mona
3Ky to see the ruins Of our town-our pretty
glittle prairie town, nesting at the foot Of
the hills, and from every hand there was
nothing but regret for our misfortune. Near
ly half of Willow City came and they said
that it was sadder sight to behold than
Me ruins Of pompeii.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-01-03
oHuRcH D1REoroRY.

OHURoH DIRECTORY.
BAPTIST. Ss4ss 5@
Y Services every Sunday ct >. m. Rev. Hull
bert, pastor. sabbath school Immediately
after preaching. @
CATHOLIC. se 81
Church Of ST. Paul, at Tarsus. Rev. r. u.
Brunelle. pastor. Services st ths usual hour
every sundy. s.s;
I AETHoDfsT. INV
Rev. z. a. Hawke, pastor. Service held ID
thu seh hool house every sunday evening at
40 mi na. Prayer meeting eyery Thurday
eventng ~ 1sso o'eiock
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

Do you want to ne happy, healthy, wealthy and wise2 Drop into the Pony Saloon and ask Henry for some of that fine old hand made So sh Bourbon Whisky and Will and Hills Spring c go. He also hes on hand Hermitage Bourbon, H. McB.ayer Goul bon, r'ppy and Gucl,cnaeimer Eve M pure, - ht old goods; to- Ge her v;.h all Kinds o' imported I d'o U.ae A,os and Po. CTS O
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Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29
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he "as e e e 'de''.c o' m,o-ss ''r r-.' n one q ?. Ias ..Ns Q. N'.'- e st Q 70 DO: 'ce oi C-ombe Got c c!c , a. Il r. ca ,am lgr-;.g ms eoiaeric ss et ever helrt ol its fa.i- .1g l Y re pen le directions '"e o.;nVe t -ss le ollv med iciae rsed n D.3 cu,e e wor-t cases Many persons Eere -ured by it after the doc prs had given hem up. D and 90 cent bottles for sale hy II ! Peto.
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 BA-aaije F5st No 2, c. 4. R. CoNrApEs Yoar committee ap- poil'el o d.s resolutions in memory q Co~-ado \. II. s'eoains .oald re- ! " ero as -ol'oas ts, Il les .o et Nmi ' l IG,f 10 romo.e o. 60 * IT..
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Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

Ne=t Monday the commit, oe ar- po;z'el by the Boa,d O. super, -o-s to meet the Senate committee, VII leave for Tucson % present isc.s ard figures 10 the represents iye- of .he U1i,ed States. l. is only question of short time when tLe Sac oi Arizona VII be well known .hrousS S- out the Eas
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

A hunting party went to Watervale last evening and returned with lots of game. We understand there is no law against shooting quail, and our pot hunters can slaughter them to their hearts content
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29
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On Friday r.sat. O. B:rce street, between Fifth and EiGhth, a rocket- book, containing $25 and city war rant, No. -32, for :9.50, n favor of c. l.. Cummings & Go. f he finder v;ll return the pocketbook and contents to Ben James he will receive half the money, $l2.50, as reward.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

Manuel Lopez, lhe Mexican ooy who was snot in the lace a short time ago, is slowly improving but it is Gues- ton whether he will recover the use of either eye. The left ore Is entirely destroyed, shot having gone through it.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

VI |" 'i ,h,yrei c !" .5e a. e. ie est-c nos Go : acot.? T- ''1g e .,-.. ve o- Fly CT h iea C. sAs os this lille animal, r.. .e Naot 70 Enow i: ac.e $ any good n aim aaI il so how e exl4ac. r..
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

W. Plaster has commenced suit against Hon. J. s. Robbins for pay ment for a COW and caI. The case will be heard befors Justice Easton to day at 10 o'clock.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29
\. .'e k.eal in sR.G 'naa.

Dave Nasle, the Deputy United States Marsha. who shot Judge Terry at Lathrop, California, was a former resident Of Anaconda. He lived there in 1885 and was a rood con.-s. or. He is ,-ol' and favorably anown. He was or ot els men .p te-in e O. s O; wood o- delivery to t'.e la- creE ,rc .o.t oA. g, .c- q ne SEA- ;s 7 to C.'.tor-,:a.- C5oa :-c-.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

Joe Brown will in future keep a complete line of musical instruments and musical goods, tube colors, brushes, placaues, rubber stamps, etc
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

The office of the Southwestern Ice Company will be removed in few days to the building on Allen street formerly occupied by c. '. Frederick.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

The F.. neA! 'ay well wo. h seeing, a-I 2 is;. h. 'a. -w of ls oa - vel e ! ne-cfl Q our a SC, .oe Biz O, '7, i1 e~c' al p-e.'c~s ,-- c-@ he SC T -oa o- ' -.tc.'s vi i.nc
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

The oo.al dance to be sven by Pro- lection Hoe Comr.4y next Ih,--las evening will Je .ne mos enjoyable r fair of he sca-on. i, is given for a good prrpo-e nd .hou'd J7 l.oesaIly pa roni .el by a,.. .i you don. de-;ae to dance, go a1I hea- .he n .c aad you will be amply ,-iapoasa e for a.l trouble and expense.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

Next Monday bis vii be opened for the removal of the old Hc-cue hose building to inc corner of Eigh h and Fremont streets.
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Hon. ]. S. Robbins came "o -n his ranch ye- e-y.y o see .ae nc" aal eve. increasing changes that oar .i /. presents to visitors. He says hat more rain has fallen on the o-her side or t7e fine rhan ,or wears pa>r s9"' a. a consequence gra,> is splendid and cattle fat But on his ranges, this -.de of the line. the usual amount oi rain has not .aiIcn and grass is not a- good as in former yeaI=
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

Resolutions of respect 10 he late 4. H. S;ebbins are published this morn ing b. Burnside Post No. 2, G. A. F.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

old Sol ga5ed on this portion Of mother earth so fiercely yes ,erday that the timid clords did not da-e ge. in his sign.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

I-lsao--i -, -s -e ,--. 2. Of 3~.. c-.i s.4
 ey,Ey o aa. ,o-i gseAte- -n- I-s A ts.- what al o.i D.. ho o.. d u- ys-- tcr,iay, and i: an o.e er ? snow i man w,o ...- oul o. w..aaa. Il r ID he ama .n, ,' e J-sse ne1c-sr. D a-i me woman to nake m n ,. in. a.' v..o Exc Clan De pais, ....a'. a n.i5a> obserya O oal c auce
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

Frank White is yet unable to leave the hospital but will be around at end ing to his usual duties, in week or two
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

Oil, needles, attachments and parts for repairing all the leading sewing machines at Naples Candy Factory.I4
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

Nat Douglas, r-ominen e le man rom near inc eaa 6craa-'ino rsu--}> arIiscd yesterday. lie -cpo- e. le in tha; vicinity lat and the nges in fine condition.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

Three ply carpet 5O cents. Half wool carpet, 15 cents. 9 At Sydow < Kieke's.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

Miss Ella Gardner returned from the Arkansas hot springs yesterday, much improved in health.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29
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A plain gold wedding ring, between Nacc 9 and he old Nicholas ranch in Sorora, about fifteen days ago. The owner can have the sane by ca : ing ol v l-y Campbell. at ,he Pony saloon. :. .s city, pfoy.Ag propeEt y and po. l. ,- this ad eltisemeI;. ?
 The best way to stop Harris, the tailor. iTosI talking, is to order suit oi clOlaes nom him. If
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

You can get fine baby buggy from Joe Brown at less price than an ordi nary one elsewhere.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

James Hanian, one Of the best en- gincers in So..hcrn Arizona. will leave 3-iu1 for the Omega mine, in sonora, cl.c. engineer O. .ha, company.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

Y 0.,'s poultry powder and Fore CT 'ea vu,e for chickens For sale at yJo E. If
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

.1e4s ,all, e marker. for -.: g and all other i.,b,ics, is tor e ~t N.onmol' $.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

If you desire some dainty cooked in any special style. go to the Can Can restaurant
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 a1ce.r'. C-t the 'l-- 'c enuresis, gravel a., .a--u-T 9 Y Q io be apprehendci 'ola p f ! paral~z.s O te blsl,ler, O. W ich weakness and sluggishness are inc co 1zcs. Hoste ,icI's Stomach Bittels is nne tonic a' TO lo.o, Of actiy 'fs lof 'ae rena! orcsns, md C Q Naich can be reiic. upon to af3 them the le..uisite stimulr. yi'ho ezci 'ng hor-an ef ec, Q 'e .e- e' on .'e urro ateL alco.o.ic e oi ,ol 2. 4 i" To- net,r2t a.t Q el .e.e-,.,s [ ..'.'. q ! 1e. is pe is,e pt n ,-.r e 1'cCd in ..s "a se t-.fch ?
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Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

The ora se O. -o F. ne 6-o.4e.s i -. fife lans. Hon. J. $. Ro .-. Eew.1 q og is q, b. lc uo ". soon .c,u-n -om Ca- ..ni2.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

Curtain poles complete, 50 cents each at Sydow & kieke's. 25
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

Joe r oHn h,F j"-t -ecei~od s.-rl, oi yioIHs, saita hanjos, accordcon., humoa.ct#, maudo-l- and a com p,e-e as5o~i iment O strings.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

Sydow < K,eke nave ;1s. receive s splendid inc 0. gents ue year. -5
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29
lOCAL iAPPG MIN SS

The thermometer al Seamaus' s.o.e registered 9G ye- elday.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

Ms " .1 :. es concerts at ,ne C. -, Pa o-ce hall every night. Go and hear ', s9f
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

Pc';c school opens on the 9.h of next mo. T.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

School books and J sy,nl'es at lowest prices, at Joe Eso n- iS-2w
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

\ d-sgo.--5 oi .elty-toot ven Of copper ore < repor cd n he Dragons. h e-.ed D. es WI ,ea,e next su1- Gay .l pee. lie find.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

Baby carriages, ,vs, b lshes books,
 e,c., at Monmonie's.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

By Louisiana 10 inry ticket st Jos. I:ppes,'s is Ter shop. If
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

ctures, p:ctu.e iamer, mou'dings and artists mate i7' at Monmorie-'s. 8.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

Thomas Smith, of Huachuca Siding, came up yesterday.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

J. H. Whites ranch butter at Vol cott's. tf
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

Tie weekly C lronicie Q, Examiner, Sl.5J per ycat stJ roa :.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

Fresh fish and fresh oysters every day at the Maison Dore.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

Steve 9, ( YEH' C, ae tce au nor
 Io.; .7ra 10. a- ;:k. e IA c.. ,l-c ieg& you .c vh,-ce ( -yinni ioI me. If
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

Horace Mann, proprietor of the Mansion House. 4st Piisit.se, Is in Ntbs city.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

' ,soae of C.. e X 8lackwell's Jan Fog scle at NOlcot's. If
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

; o .e.F. pail 3. o's, etc, st Non- 10 F. 7-.0
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

t; yGl eHt;ce o ',. -ous drausnt beer O. C. & 2 Ij9ine German pump e. on lius Cesar at :Ie Crl Pa -e. II
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

Go and take q chance in he rafiie 'o. n.i- os fine feii els-.es at ' c F.-Iioz saloon. OaIr a few chaZce3 lci-
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

csso5 yo 2 Garrett charged ,.a H3 e '.ezjcsn boy. has c] 1enGing ae pos. be a's eigh.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

The D. M. Osborne mowers and the cott's. 3-3tf
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

Fes. g G e- o., e Tuc -1, sT- o- in is v yes. 'sy a-d is .-- i tIArt.
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r' u--e "a ,o L.. s:.-s.. c-aan < .-- .ar ,- -c.. I, ::
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

Latest periodicals at Monmonicr's . Fresh buttermilk at the Can Can. : Latest style oi cloth for Summer suits at Harris tailor shop. If The very finest coffee at the Maison DOre Testsu ant.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

Fresh oysters at the Can Can every
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29
How f Mert

A d;=?a'ch to n" Two Re."b''cs rom inc own Q: Po-t D rle sar-: secro a,y W.ndom'- ore -cs,'a .oa has rrercn el ,e . pc 'oa Q. - o.ss from ai. e. n ,fo0c'o.a ~ ricr s'oae, aov.21ocoo ! oe d.- G,,y e moa- oo.c 'o ta. p-ere 70 o-s t, ri,- u,e co. f Teri i,g .mo,s c '2vo ca :.,'T hoa [ la'4e
 Ire .a~ o.r Q c ccr r'-,,- ra yo.-- .a. # n, r h. "a -.,
 i >re roli a "on o" we tie T .o .. - ; 70 .o
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Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29
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Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

r d. 'e 'o. q .; T c . ae sane l.e .o c,o ol ae ;n- s.s O .h.s .-oa, anL -o p.j'.,ro'. ,. ". ~Elso,
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 |. C ow 1'he ou se O. -o r.. ne 6-o. e.s Ii -. s lie lers. Hon. J. $. no .. Ee WI ? b: is q, D Q ne ro ". soon .c,u-n fom c.- ni2.
 Nat Douglas, a r-ominen e le man rom near inc eaa 6orna-'iao rsu--}, arrived yesterday lie cpo e. le in tha; vicinity iat and :he ranges in fine condition.
 James Hanian, one of the best en- gincers in so.thern Arizona. will leave 2-ia, for the Omega mine. in sonora. .- chic. engineer oi .ha, company. Joe r o.vn h,s j"-t -acei~od 3 -1, oi yiorns, saiia- hanjos, accordeon,, humoa.c1#. maudo,l- and a com ple-e asso- ment O strings.
 ! d,sso.ss oi q .enty-toot vein Of copper ore :> reported n he Dragons h e-.ed D. .'ea WI leave next son- day o .l pee. lie find.
 Go and take a chance in he rafie 'o.s r.i- os fine feil els-.e= at ' e F.-lioz saloon. oaly 'ew cha-,e3 lei..
 csso= 70 2 Garrett charged ,.a il3 e -ezicar boy has o1 2en6'ng 5e poss5-e .c a's ( eiyh
 C u--e "a ,o L.. t..-s. c-aan < IT. .ar,- -c.. I, ::
 Ees. 3. z. -e- o., ot Irc -2, sT- aE in is - yes isy a-d is .-- .. ',~es.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-29

Advertising rates made known a, this ofhce.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-06-24
NEARING THE END.
Alrs. Hayes Growing Weaker and Death
 Will Relieve Her Soon.

FREMONT, Ohio. June M.-Mrs. Hayes condition is gradually getting worse. She Is perspiring freely and becoming very weak. It Is feared she will 1.-Two but short time. Mrs. Hayes still lies in the south bedroom on the first floor with her family about her. Ex-Prcsident Hayes said he knew Mrs. Hayes was con- scious part of the time at least, for ill an- swer to questions she would press his hand.
 Drs. Rice and Hilbish are in constant attendance, and in answer to questions as to Mrs. Hayes chances for recovery say that it is possible, of course, but that she Is dangerously ill.," Gen. Hayes fetrs the worst, but bears up wonderfully under the blow. For some days past Mrs. Hayes has experienced the feeling of falling forward when descending the stairs, but nothing serious was thought of it. It was in all probability premo- milton of what has come.
 Hundreds of telcgrams arc hourly pouring ill containing tender words of sympathy from friends, among whom the following are few: Gen. sherman, Mrs. Gen. Crook, Mrs. Elizabeth Sutherland Heron, Capt. McCabe, Ex-Governor Cor nell, Ex-Secretary McCrary, Miss Frances Willard.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-06-24
TELEGRAPHIC hRETITIES.

J. Adae Houck, teller in the Traders National bank of Baltimore. committed suicide at his mothers residence in Bal timore county, yesterday.
 Michael s. Harold wealthy resident of Valparaiso. Ind, shot himself in the h9ad yesterday after returning from church. Too close attention to business had unbalanced his mind.
 Mrs. Mcdonnell, a widow, 66 years old, of Franklin, Pa., fell down stairs with a lighted lamp. The lamp exploded, set ting fire to her clothes, and she was burned to death.
 Cardinal Gibbons, in the presence of a great crowd of people and with imposing cornerstone of the Roman Catholic Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel in Baltimore.
 Walter and George Lyford, aged 10 and 16 years, both of Philadelphia, were drowned in Big Timber creek, near Vest vile, H.. J. George was trying to save Walter, when they both went down to- gether.
 Schwartzel and Mccarthy of the Kan sas City base ball club had fist fight at the Grand hotel, Cincinnati, yesterday l afternoon before the game. Each was fined s2OO, and after the game, in which Schwartzel played, both were sent home.
 Mrs. Julia Octaviana. aged 16, living at 1,117 Thompson street, Baltimore, killed herself yesterday while fooling with loaded revolver belonging to her brother-in-law, John Octaviana. The parties named, with others, were in a boat fishing in Middle river. and John Octaviana laid the weapon on a seat.
 Mrs. Octaviana picked the revolver up and was clicking 1t when 1t was dis charged, the ball, one of large calibre, passing into her stomach, with fatal re- suits. She had only been mayrled seven weokA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-06-24

Col. J. W. Porter, of Bangor, Mo, Who devotes much time to researches in early colonial history, has lately dug up some- thing of interest to astronomers. it being the fact that the first observation of an eclipse of the sun ever taken by scien, titic men in America was taken on Long Island. Penobscot bay, on October 27, 17SO. On that occasion a party from Harvard College, headed by Rev. Samuel Williams Hollis. having obtained permis- sion from the British general command ing a Castine, landed at Bounty Cove an6 made the house of Shubael Williams their headquarters. The totallty of the eclipse was visible only in Penobscot bay and great interest was felt in the result of the Harvard peoples observance thereof, which was very successful.-N Y Telcgrnm.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-06-24

The new industrial home at Salt Lake city, for which the United States govern ment made an appropriation of $7O,O ,O0O has been at Salt Lake city opened. The idea was prompted by philanth, ophy, in view of the action of congress in divorc- ing, by an act, the plural wives within Utah territory. Something had to be done, for plurality of wives could be provided for under one roof, but a family segregated would work a hardship upon some one, so the humane idea was pro noted, and congress passed an act for the erection of an industrial home for the widows-in-law and their young chil- dren, with light employment and the freedom of homes, upon the renounce- ment of polygamy.
 For two years a rented building has been occupied, but the home has not been very liberally patronized. Personal pride has much to do with it, and wives forced to abandon their homes have in many cases gone back to their paternal home or struck out and commenced caring for themselves. It is thought, however, the new quarters will be moro generally ac- cepted by the waifs, and moro particu- larly those who become useless. All the inmates are required to renounce polyg- amy. The home is located in a pretty part of Salt Lake city, and is liberally provided for by the government, as a weapon to break up polygamy.-Pitts' burg Dispatch