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Daily Republican., 1889-08-28
Philadelphia. Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad,

JULY lat, 1889.
Grains VIII leave Wilmington ms follow
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NSSf os ksascSslS Kirkwood, slss!sI I.S,3.
UsytsI. Dover, FELTON,, hArria ion. siig IN.
viils, seafsrd. Laurel and peinsf ~ vi TIE n Z
q, M, II q. $50 - g ~, ItOp; N lsNitii,
Leave fhil.dsiphis, broad street. h 49, W. l.
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TING table IN snseh June Isd, lsG. ,oiirs /
| leave WnnlR ven lfrsneh s9ssD ssdaf
| For ksasinS, Birds0oIo, JoAhA a,issiiIt
Tsm.suL 'AIsn,swn, Lebanon, W. a.'. ~,
vile and all Poinn on the rhil.asi,91Ira 'n n,
Hifs S4 E,ansa.s, n i aap Jqss5SH
.es "a .na pOia'
20 ~ syi Il .na an ia & r. points
7.0ya. n, .. o. 30 ana .. 10 D. n, 10 4, 5JLl!
Fer west On ester, 80 .. NJ, -
~ Ii,siiy except Saturday ana snnaAy mint,
FOR Nav HriaEt and lntsrnsaLS II AZ
AZ y. m. and on SATURDAY ohiS 49,,
On sunday for Beading and in'ern M q
points, at 8. q, p. and ~ p; Al o.
Springfield and intsrRsaiAse poi"'' ,.,.
K, q, McCAUsLAND. Bows pss! All
RupeSintsndsnk oeh
Daily Republican., 1889-08-28

THERE seems TO he & strange fatality
pu, suing the veterans OF the Grand
Army. Last week sI excursion train,
lo.d-d with old soldiers, returning
from a feglmealal reunion was precipl.
tated over al embsnkment near Butler,
Pa, by the spreading of the track.
On Monday morning another train
filed with veterans on their way to
the enesmpment at Milwaukee was
wrecked on the Santa Re road by
spreading tracks, and it is reported
over fifty we're injured, some of whom
will die. Ii seems hard that these
men, v hose lives were spared through
the storm Of skot and shell Of the war,
should al last be hurled into eternity
in tLi5 manner, Eld these accidents
CA'IO' tut have y oppressive influence
on thc Ma iona! EaCenlleut wAtcl
meets tc-iay-
Daily Republican., 1889-08-28

TIE AtnnlR o! vptciaus at the
National EHC-rpaent Of the Grand
Army, which Is now being held u,
MiiWaukee, chow. tAat none Of the
blows aimed at be Organization by It's
enemies have had any effect. No,
long ago q certain General Palmer,
made his boast that he would DESTROY
tue order, hut ell lis sIoIts have
amounted to nothing, and the orsaui.
1sli3n is stronger to-day than il was
one year ago There is q cohesiveness
about the Grand Army that is no,
possessed by any other Organization
and it will endure until tic last of Ii,
veterans have answered the final roll.
call Fraternity, Charity and Loyalty
are three mystic links which hold aud
bind the bonds which were forged
during the time our country wa,
undergoing its baptism Of fire and
blood.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-28

THERE are one hundred thousand
men on g strike 10 London, on whose
labor depends at least ten hundred and
fifty thousand persons. TLeae men
were obliged to work for 81 day, and
as there is very little difference Ia tha
cost OF living In that country and
In the United States, it is easy u
see how those who had families dc.
pending upon them were obliged Il
live. This is in free trade England
and yet the free traders in this country
have for years been trying to convirc,
the American people that the protec
ton which Is extended 10 our mechgn
les and workingmen is curse, guC
free trade an unalloyed blessing. I'll,
American people, however, have to,
much good sense TO believe such folly
Daily Republican., 1889-08-28

Many fires this year have been started
by wood from A SsrgeAnt's coal an wood
yard, foot OF Monroe street. Oak, Pine
ana hickory wood IN large loads. We
guarantee :, 240 lbs, ofclean coal in ever,
ton, screened under our own supervision,
just received, new car load OF Western
oats; also due line OF bAled hay and
wheat straw, Central oflcc seventh aud
King streets. Look for the b,ue sign
Open in the evening. Telephone calls
545 and 5S7
Daily Republican., 1889-08-28

PHILADELPHIA, Wedne'tAy, Augustus 1853.
The best so cent Cream
Damask we ever had. Full
81 iuctes wide; free from
tow, pure flax, every scrap
Of 1t. In five pretty p4t-
Gerns.
A fit fellow for the ia
nous so cent bleached
German Damssk we told
you of the other day.
Southwest of centre.
Think Of Mems Hand
kercaiefs, pure linen, hem
stitched, at IL &c each! Light
Liaen prices OF every sort
lean the same way.
soathves, of centre.
One hundred dozen Mems
Muslin Night Shifts, trim.
med. Coed material and
well made. Tie Price EIly
cents cacA. A lair sample Of
what we are all the time
doing in Mems Furnishings
and everything else Tor
that matter.
Middle Market street entrance.
Mosquitoes are at it
again. Big bed Canopies
$3.50, 81 IS, SI.85, $3.50
For Baby's crib, $3.50.
Upholstery section, secont:aJor, north 0
Transept.
Adjustable Screens, Soc.
Basement, north of centre.
, We have experienced mep
who will test your eyes anc
tell you their condition with
; out charge. If you care foi
! spectacles, 81 to $2.5o II
steel; $3.50 to $3.50 in gold
e Optical Counter, Juniper street entrance
= JOHN WkNAMAKER,
Daily Republican., 1889-08-28

In the year of 1874 Waiter, Ion of Ru us
Gregg, who occupies the Lalimer farm,
near Folly Woods, carved his name on a
tortoise, aud after letting it 20 it disap-
20 red. l. lSS5 the same tortoise was
found near the same place, having under
4 re In the lapse Of ten yrars little visible
change IL appearance. II was Egaiu set
o. liberty, AID nothing was seen Of #
until a few days ago, when Mr.. Gregg
found the same tortoise ~ potato patch
adjoining the 1eld where it had been sci
At liberty, having changed but little with
the exception Of mark on the sEeil a,
though 1t had been troddsn on by hors,
or cow. Walter Ia now in California
aud viii doubtless be pleased to hear u
his old acquaintance.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-28

We mean to continue this until some
body beats the great lung curative agent
DR.. e!mms' White Pulmonio Bsitsm
then we will take In our sign. Mr.. L
Whitney, contractor at Clifton, Delaware
siys he was cured after being considered
q hopeiess Gaze. For coughs, sore :hroat
hoarseness, etc. Depot, Fourth ant
King streets, Wilmington; Philadel, lila
Smith & Kline Co.. AL Arch street
Daily Republican., 1889-08-28

We have 8 spseiy and positive Cure
for Catsrrh, Diphtteria, Catker Mouth
and Headache, in sH!LOR'5 CATARRH
REMEDY. A Nasal Injector free with
each bottle. Use 1t II you desire hsaltl
and sweet breath. Price 50 ceut.. N. B.
Danforth, wholesale aud retail ageut
Second and Market streets. Wilmington,
Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-28

Twonty-one Styles-near-
ly 900 Sults-some of them
e, s and ID OF a kind. To
make short work of them
We make the price IS and
Sc Reduced from SO and
$40. Fine All-Wool Suits
Daily Republican., 1889-08-28

The great and certain cure for acute
andchronic diarrh0a, dysentery, cholera
morbu. and cholera iuiautum, 80 cents.
Man depot, Fourth and King streets,
Wilmington, Del. Sold by druggists.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-28

D. A. Powell, Nos. 3os and 629 Madison
street, has Goldfish, porgics, butter -6sh,
trout, FOUNDERS, black bass, etc. CLANS
by the quart or hundred. Delivered free
OF charge to all pIr.A OF the city.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-28
Ten Day. In the Heart ofthe AiIsshcnie

Ten Days in the Heart ofthe Allsghcnies.
The fine air, bright skies. and charming
scenery that have made Cresson famous
have an added attraction In the prOx-
unity Of the devAsted CoremauRh Valley
and the ruined city OF Johnstown As 3
starting psint for an excursion into this
region Cres.on 10 pre-em'nently the
place. Frequent trains, both morling
and afternoon, run In both directions, 80
that one may spend morning or afternoon
or the whole day in the valley OF the
food. There much to be seen, and one
who has read Of the flood without seeing
the flooded sections will ind how slight
Conception OF its terrors words ard
and picturss have conveyed TO him. Tho
Pennsylvania Railroad Company's per-
sonally -conducled excursion to Cresson
on August 10Th is just the opportunity OF
the summer. The tickets arc valid for
ten days; theJ Include a day's board at
the celebrated Mounthln House, and
carry with them ,ho privilege OF q re-
duced rate for the remainder OF the time.
The rate from Wilmington is 81. 50.
Special train OF rarior Cars and Day
Coaches will leave Philadelphia 10. 10 a.
m. Regular train connecting with the
special leaves 9.47 a. N.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-28
Dress Him Up In the Best

Every day counts one
nearer school beginning
You should know what we're
doing. The best suits we
know how to make are
going off at largely reduced
prices.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-28

seyentesn a.r's Of lIui With p-oi Lao
and barn and aihsr neet.s,fy anil, ~,
tituates one uilstti af Lknith6sG. H.,
Garden tovnshlp, Ctr.Iat COMMIT 4,
joining Jamss Holliussusrth. ~ n Ii,r.'
son aud T. X. Jencfis ono mi ne ,s,,
chase money may rtma'n on NJ pttHI,4,'
.,,,,, H. j. BEAGBG.IY.
baltimore 4 ONO RAlLRoNp-
ID Schedule IN effect MAY il ia
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. pLI,ur
East EeuHa
Express trans
NEW YORK, week dnys,.2 l.. Sr'..7t,u,,
am. az Us, ~ IS. % 10, a. a. n. m "-'
NEW loEk, sundgy-, ~, s;1Ap
sllOs, ~ u, IS Us, 80 D. IN. Nv
PniLADELrnIA, week tIys,.lnrbfN
$50, 755, $50. po, ~ 81 MS m
sl2 o., %. .2jN, 300, an 'ie. -, GIl
81 i6, Us . -, 'a5. y. III
PHILADtLrhIA. Sunday, = 49, Nt'AiG
9Oo, 10 ~ n. M, az ~, u. ~, So, III
20 o., 591. Gl0. 500, SIS - .! p ~.
CHESTER, week days ~ tlitG
!55. . 81, ". .lO %. " } a a. ia
loo. - ~, 800 40, '5OS, ~ ~, ~
7OJ, IS. ~ 81 p. IN.
.CuEsTxR, Sundays -. '7"i '-%,e3
10 ~, u. M, sl4Ua, la, '.3S oo, I.i
Sos. %. 60. 'o,G, s3j. ~! j. n
ATLANTIC ClGY \. j., wp-A l.fs, : 81
300 a. m. 100, u2Gs on satntta. a,ylI
2,.N. 800 6.0S y. m. sundays, iej =. u.
WEST BOUND.
BALTIMORE AND WAsuINGToS, aN sR
II % u. m, as, si4G, s5tt 'sg, 81
sunday.
FittIiur.t. - ita. m.:'l .Ip.n .ltl..
CHICAGO. 'stj a. IA, $40 ,. r.; bc'l
Cincinnati and st. Louis. .liSan
and ~ Us y. m; both daily.
SINGER.Y ACCOMMODATION. ~ rE
aud Ii 10 II. IN. daily.
LANDEEnBRG ACCOMMODATES, wetl
days, o.tO,l II La.m.,2 IS and " p.lH,, ~
day :, . 80 n. M, . IS and 10 p. II
TRAINS LEAVE MAnEET sT2krT srAH'A
For Philadelphia ana way syn il
week days. ~, ~ ~ llSh, H., ~
ga5,S 4p. M SUNDAYS. 9 - Il. nj l.. a. a
For Baltimore. week day.,bR,G3O 81,
ii IS a. M. ! 3D. 80 y. IN. sun lnys, d
n. IN: z 80 ANA . ~ y. M.
For LundenbeIy and way ststions,we
dnys, q 80, 9 20, Ii u a. m; aSS, $50 p .
Bun days Is a. M; 23o, $50 y, m,
Cincinnati and st, Louis, III y \
daily except sunday. ,,..,-..
dny;.5 so y. M, daily.
Pittsburg, 81 10 a.m., daily, eIc.rt,l
day: $40 p. m. daily.
LEAVE PHILADELPuIA pom WtsIsdfoy.
Daily, q 10, ssls, 1000, ell l1a. 40, II
noon, y IS, l 10, 3O0,Il5, t30. IS Vi,fs.fl
$40, 0lO, ii 80 p. IN.
Daily, except sunday, 5Ioani -
m., 81 Is, s8 30 and 8 % y. III. hundAY VII,
y 80 n. M.
Telephone No. 1913.
nA Hates to western points lower I'll.
Win any other line.
CO. sCULL. J. T. ODELl,
Genl fasa. AIT. Gdn'l Manager
Daily Republican., 1889-08-28

We arc lust giving tlinEt a-.y. Flour is
eoff,,s aud the -h'test sugar. our ce1e-s
aye cleared in the toastiuE. What ia better
ths good, clear cup " collect Coed print
butter, 2 cents, aud saGs OF -four for 81;
basket Of totAtuGs, - ccats. See how well
GU car i've heIl MoElhre etGln 70 tear
Come on All day on saturday and see our
bars AIMS at 5O1 King street.
au27-6yt L. NJ. WEIR.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-28
SKIN DANCER.
OF THE TONGUE.

For three or four years had an eating sore o,
NY tongue that made considerable hole In It
became alarmed at It's progress, and went t
Atlanta for treatment. The result was that
commenced the use OF Swift's Specific, and III,
'osc was soon gone, without a trace Of II hft.
1homaston, Ca, Mar. II, SO. A. LEWIS
.Neaf1se on Cancer mailed free.
ewFr SrEciFic Co., Drawer Q, Atlanta, Ga
Daily Republican., 1889-08-28

September o Second and Last EN-
cuIsion to the Yellowstone National
Park and across the Continent.
October Ia second Tour across tho
Continent via tho Northern Pacific
Rnilrund; also Excursion direct to
southern California via Kansas City
and the Santa fo Line.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-28

My entire stock OF Cloth
Ing must be sold, as after
removal to my new stand
I will discontinue the sale
of clothing.
Come at once and secure
bargains,ss l must close out
by the first week in Septem'
Der.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-28

RJ- Send for descriptive circular, des-
gnating the particular trip desired.
RAVMOHD d WMIrOOMB,
III y. binth b., nAAsE Continental Hotel
Philadelphia. Pa. au23-at
Daily Republican., 1889-08-28
RAYMGND'H
VACATION
EXCURSIONS.
All TrnvSnnk Expsasss LAoluded.
10 AUTUMN TRIPS

IN THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER.
Comprising tours Of from nine to six
tccn days, with visits to the leading
Mountain, Laks, Rive1, Sp41sg, and Sea
side Resorts In New York, New England
aud Canada etc, INCLUDING tie White
Mountains, Montreal, Quebec. the Sag.
uenay RIVER Lake MemphrsInagog,
Lake, Old Orchard Beach, Hudson
River, Saratoga, Lakes George, Cham
plain, and Placid, Ansable Chasm. the
Adirr9ndaek Aogntains. Heqsh Chunk,
Niagara Fails. the Thousand Islands,
the St. Lawrence River and Rapids,
Trenton Falls. Rutland, Boston, Long
Island Sound, etc.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-28
pUBLlC SALE OF sIoCK.
DRlYATE SALE.

DRlYArE SALE.
Seventeen acrcs OF land Win v.o, 50,
nnd barn and nihsr neet.s.fy dgllI,i.if.,,
situated one ulilstlt af Lkrd,t5s.y
Garden tovnshlp, rhf.Iot tolh,T 4, a.
son aud T. X. Jerrris Ons mi ne ~,
chase mon9y may rtma'n on NJ pttHI,.,'
.,,, s Ii, d. IEAGBE.RY.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-11-29
Notice Of chattel Mortgage Sale.

Whereas, John Robbins, of the county
of Lawrence, state of South Dakota. did
on the 3Otf. day Of July, 4. D. 1883.
make his chattel mortgage to Thomas
sweeney, of Pennington County, South
Dakota, wherein default has been 1hade as
follows. to wit:
In the payment Of one pronlssory note
for 525G.0O which became due ard pay
,bc on the first day OF January, 1889. by
reason whereof there is claimed to be d1e
ut The date hereof, the sum of Three Hun
dred and Fourteen 75-10O dollars, includ
ng interest to the date Of sale, and the
power of sale contained in said mortgage
has become operative. BY reason Of said de-
fault
Nov therefore, notice is hereby gwen
that by virtue of the said default and the
power of sale aforSaid. and by order of
Thomas Sweeney the lawful holder and
,wner Of said mortgage l will sell the fol-
lowing goods and chattels il said mort
gage described:
One inch ''Oid Hickory" wagon, One
sett Of double harness. One Buckskin mare
our years old, with triangle bar brand on
eft hip. also one sucking horse colt by her
,ide (at this date a yearlns; pastI One sor-
el colt two years old being the one bought
" Thomas Sweeney. from John Erickson.
at public auction for cash. st the front
| door of tee court house IN The city of Rapid
| City. Pennington county. South Dakota al
| the hour of O'Clock p. N. Oh the 10th
day of December, 4. D. 1889, from the
| proceeds of which sale will be paid the
| costs and expenses of said sale and an at
! orneys fee of twenty dollars provided for
| n said mortgage and the debt securec
| with the interest thereon.
D. L. HERslAN, Agent
len MCGEE Attorney for plaintiff.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-11-29
Picture oH SAY Gould.

Let ne tell you how Jay Gould looks
as he sits there undergoing the exami-
nation, says Carp in The Cleveland
Leuder, lie has just testified that he is
40 years Of age, and he is sitting with 4
tired look on his face answering the
questions put to him. He talks freely,
and his tones are as soft as those of a
woman There is nothing ogtsntatious
about him, and he seems to be more on
persuasive than the aggressive order.
His little form is dressed in q well-cut
business suit, and he sits slightly bent
in his chair. One Of his small white
hands rests upon the table and he turns
{. pencil over and over rs the talk goes
Oh. l note that his hand is OF q good
size, well filled out, and very white and
soft. Still it tremblcs With nervousness,
and the whole man scclns TO be . bum
die Of skin, bone, brain, and nerve;
His other hand lies upon his knee, and
| see that one of his legs is crossed
over the other. and that he wears a
buttoncd shoe with q good broad sole.
,, Hc gestures Iicrvo;;s'T as !lo talks. Now
and then rubs his hands together, and
| now shakes his finger at the examiners.
He smiles, too, and his black eyes light
up, and he looks cordial and friendly.
Judge he has sono sense Of humor,
and know from the wrinkles in his
brow at times that his nature is fine
enough to feel almost any kind of a
sensation.
His face is a curious one. but not on
first view striking. 1t is long, dark,
1
head is not very high nor broad, but il
is we'll filled out and the skin is drawn
tightly over it. Just above the fore
head badness is beginning to creep in
and through the thin black hair you
note that there is a decided rise as fal
back as the crown-a rise which goe'
up like plane and with no bumps.
| Mr.. Gould's hair is black, with hert
and there glimpse of silver, 1t il
rather thick at the sides and around th'
back Of the head, and he keeps it vel
cut. His face is covered with ful
, beard of black whiskers, into which th'
gray is also creeping. These whisker
are not long and are curly and glossy
Gould's eyes are full of expression, ant
t they laugh and flash upon occasions
I His nose is inclined to the Roman an
Y the nostrils are very large and sensitive
i His ears are large, and he combs hi
: hair behind them, He was not at a
= forward in the examination and al
swered readily the questions put to hin
$ He had couple of detectives near hin
IS and his lawyer was at his back to giy
!, him advice as occasion demanded. i
: exhibited no fear, and read the denul
citation of the strikers with q display
q some feeling.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-11-29

y 4 +. s =
The Oldest pieces OF wrought iron now
known are probably the sickle blade
found by Belzona under the base OF a
sphinx in Karnak, near Thebes; The
blade found by Colonel Vyse, ilnbedded
in the masonry OF the great pyramid;
portion OF cross cut saw exhumed at
at Nimrod by Mr.. Layard OF which
are now in the British museum. A
wrought bar OF Damascus steel was
presented by King Porus to AleSandr
the Great, and the razor steel OF China
for many centuries has surpassed all
European steel in temper and durability
OF edge. The Hindoos appear to have
made wrought iron directly from the
ore, without passing it through the fur
mace, froln time immemorable, and
elaborately wrought masses Of iron are
still found in India, which date from
the early centuries OF the Christian
era
70 Detect Impure Water.
Fill Il perfectly clean quatt bottle half
full OF water, cork and shake it; remove
the cork and see if any odor can he de-
tected at the mouth OF the bottle. Cork
the bottle again and put into a warm
place for a few hours. or7set into pan
OF hot water for an hour. Shake, un-
cork and test again by smell. II an I'M
pleasant or faint, musty odoris prccept-
ible, the water requires more minute in
vestiga ton The serond simple test is
to evaporatc IL quart OF water to dry
ness in a new tin pan or cup, and note
the character OF the residue and what
happens when it is strongly heated in a
metal spoon. Ii the sediment lett after
evaporation is small and on being burnt
on IL metal spoon gives rise only to such
an OdOr us comes from burning veget
able matter, the water is not greatly
contaminated with sewage. But if Tho
sediment is in considerable quantity
dark in color and burns, giving off the
| animal matters, then the water is foul.
Give your wife a vacation. She needs
one. Little cares arc harder to beal
than greater responsibilities, and she ha:
many more cares than her husband, ant
sometimes as great responsibilities. /
wolnans work is never done; and mod
ern life has increased and intensified il
Cares have multiplied faster than con
veniences. Lie is more complex, its de
mands are greater and more numerous
society more exacting. Who needs Il va
cation if she does not? And she can no
get it at home. The more quiet an
restiul the home Is to you, the more ev
dcnco that it is a ctlre, If not a burdel
to her.. A housekceper can no moI
take IL vacation in her home than a mel
chant in his counting room. Eve
though her absence occasion incOnven
. ence, give her an occasional vacation.
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Gath tells the following: Il knew
Henry W Longfellow very well. He
was a man entirely by himself, He was
consummate artist, but he had the
personal weakness Of all literary people
about Boston. l recollect once Sitting
with Lowell at the old College Hotel at
Cambridge, when he said: Just look at
this coming across the street,. There
came Longfcllow across, walking on his
heels so rs to keep his boots from being
muddied. He had on red necktic, a
silk vest OF some fancy color, coat of
brown or olive tint with a velvet collar
and fancy gloves upon his hands Dress
cd like 4 swell, it did look too funny for
4 man of his intellect. But he was al
waya fastidious in that way. His con-
Germ for financial and social success in
life was nearly as ARTISTIC as his poems. y
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-11-29

DR.. George L. Fitch, who for five
years has been superintendent Of the
Ieper settlements on the Sandwich Is
lands, and who has arrived at San
Francisco, says that mall his experience
lie did not know of a single case where
the disease was the result of contagion,
| and there are numerous instances OF ut.
ter failure in the attempt 10 inoculate
ths virus into the system of q healthy
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General News Of the Week.
NOVEMBER 2 lth.

Philadelphia had a $3.50, 900 fire to-
day, wholesale grocery house was
burned and the adjoining buildings bad
ly injured.
Dispatches from Brazil to-day an
nounce that all the provinces OF the new
republic are in sympathy with the new
government and will organize their local
governments accordingly.
The expenses OF our army for the past
year amount to S46,G54. ~. \
round sum paid for nothing.
Marshatown, Iowa, convicted three
burglars to-day whose crime is only
three days old.
Grave robbers have been at work at
Juniata, Neb. Three graves OF one fam
| lily were found robbed to-day. Great ex.
citement prevailed
A fire was to-day discovered on the
400 foot level OF the Aconda and st.
Lawrence mines, at Butte, Montana
Nine men are in the two mines, which
are connected on several levels by tun
nels and all are supposed to have per
ished
The Montana legislature met to-day
and the lower house organized double
What the result will lie no one cal
foretell.