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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-04-20

In the matter of a.. Nyswanger's land
tax for the year 1887, from evidence OF
record, this board being convinced that
said land was not subject to taxes for
said year, as the land was not proved up
on until May 23d, 1887, said taxes are
hereby ordered stricken from the tax
rolls for year 1887.
Presented petition of Stanton & Coils,
asking for "a reduction of the taxes for
1888, as raised by the board of equaliza-
ton. Prayer 10 granted, raise was
made on information furnished by the
county assessor.
Presented quarterly report Of f. ii.
Flynn, county treasurer, for quarter
ending March 81, 1889, same examined
and approved.
Presented report of viewers G. G.
Crary, John Mallon and j. A. Rogers.
appointed to view the road from the
Wyoming line easterly to Four Mile /;
report as follows: We find there has
been a road established as therein petit
toned for, since 1882, but we would
respectfully recommend a change in
said road as follows, to-wit: Commence
ing at or near a blazed tree on a hill
west of the Blevins Ranch, leaving the
said road to the left, running thence
westerly in a straight line and con-
Meeting with the road as now establish
ed at the bottom of Hells Canyon. Your
viewers believing the change proposed
will make a better road, and a. less ex-
pense, than will be necessary to repair
the road as 10 established, and that a
better and more permanent road can be
established than on the old established
road. Respectfully submitted the 4th
day Of April, 1889.
John !; ); ' ns'isn. Viewers.
JAS A. Rogers
Report Of viewers adopted by unani-
nous vote. There being no remon
STRANGE ON file against said change as re,
ported by said viewers, that portion of
the road is hereby declared a public
highway, and the road supervisor is
hereby ordered 10 work said road.
Presented petition Of p. b. Richard
son ct. al praying for a change of the
boundary lines Of French creek school
township. Laid over for further con-
sideration.
Thos' Bonderman is hereby appointed
road supervisor of road district No. 5
vice M. Nelson resigned.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-04-20

When you want something to tend
strictly to business and cure a cough or
cold, get DIR. Fenner's Cough Honey.
For sale at G.. w. H.tchcock's.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-04-20
Board adjourned to April 9Th, 1889.
j. +. STREET, Chairman.
Attest:
j. +. PITCHER, County Clerk.

CUSTER Cry, April 5, 1889.
Board in session pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present: All the members and coun-
ty clerk.
Quarterly report Of Geo. O. Sanderson,
justice Of the peace, quarter ending
March 81, 1880, examined, and orders
drawn On county general fund as fol-
lows:
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-04-20

On reliable information furnished the
board, JOS. Horgan was summoned to
appear before said board, on account Of
property in his possession and not listed
for the year 1888. The following sup
Elemental list was given in by said JOS.
Horgan AS belonging to his list for year
1888: Five head of horses and 80 head
of cattle, valuation S697. 90, and to
Jeremiah Horgan Is head of cattle,
valuation $500.
The tax list Of Mort Underwood for
the year 1888 reduced from $50 to $25,
error in assessors returns.
Bill of VIM. S. Wood, sherif's
fees. etc, allowed from county
general fund ................"...S 8 95
Bill of Thos. Lambert, work on
bridge, district No. II, allowed
from district fund No. 11....... IA 95
Bill of James Hartgering, work
on bridge, allowed from road
fund district No. 11.............. % rs
Bill Of Black Hills Telephone
Co., 3 months use Of phone
allowed from county general
fund 81 OF
Board adjourned to April 9th, 1889.
j. +. STREET, Chairman.
Attest
J. L. PITCHER. County Clerk.
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tn. Conrr-ra,iona,i-s.a at Worcester.

WORCESTER. Mass. Oct. 12.-At the
Congregational meeting to-siay, the conn
nittce on "a memorial on the relations OF
societies tn churches presented report
recommending that IL committee bc aI,-
pointed to bring about "a union of all So
pecially the American board. under ths.
control of the churches. Hon. j. Is. Grim
u too close corporation. IL WAS voted tO
appoint u committee tn act with the conn
Inittee Of the society tO consider their re-
lation with the churches, and the council
declared it's opinion in favor of steps
which will make the societies reprcscnta-
tives of the churches.
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> Danx-rou. Organization.

meeting Of the League Of Heaven and
Earth. posted in Chinatown. reveals the
strength and holiness OF the Chimes. Sc
crct socicty which has been prescribed in
China since the TAPPING rebellion. Its
existence here known only to the
rneInicrs. bat il has grown rnucliS lately.
and il is said that since the beginning of
the year it has made its power felt against
it's enemies. Ii was originally founded
by native Chinese tn securs. the overthrow
of the Tartar dynasty. and has now he
come. like the higbbintier societies. ~ ma
chime for blackmail and vengeance. Its
peculiar feature is that it's victims re-
moved completely, no trace of the corpse
beinU left tai serve clue to the crime.
Six Chincss. are said tn have suffered death
at it's hands within the last few months,
but their relatives can get no facts about
their fate.
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A CHINESE MURDERER
s~arrlsinx for Man who Killed - s'~ra-
Sian Princess.

s~arrhing for - Maa who ktll~sl ~ g'~ra-
Sian Princess.
SAN Francisco, Oct. i2.-Six years ago
there arrived i'm this city from South
America "a beautiful half-brs.s.si woman
known the Peruvian Princess. She was
u native OF pcrsi, was her mother,
while her father WAS ~ Chinese merchant.
She took up her residence i'm the Chinese
quarter. She finally bs,came the COM
panion OF Chinese named All Tuck.
and when the boom was fairly under way
i'm Southern California she accompanies
him to Los Angeles, where ne opened ~
laundry. The princess lived in house
on Chavez street i'm that city.
One morning i'm February last her
lifclcss body was found in her
dwelling with "a bullet through her
heart. All Tuck sii appeared and nothing
WAS heard of his " Irrs.at,o,its until some
weeks ago. when Ali Sam, u Los Angeles
Chinese, received ~ letter from All Tuck
dated at bakersfield. The letter inquired
whether every thing about the murder Of
the Peruvian princess had blown over and
whether il would he safe Tor him to come
forth from his hiding place. All sam
claims that Ali Tuck was the murderer Of
the princess. He asserts that he formerly
lived with her and that Ali Tuck became
Jealous and proceeded to kill her.
An effort was made to find Ali Tuck i'm
bakersfield, hut lse had become aware of
All SANS exposure and fled the city. He
came direct tn san Fraucisso from,
bakersfield. and IL Is belcvs.sl has since
been hiding i'm the Chinese quarter.
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LATE GOSSIP IN BERLIN
Bismarck Gives the Car Some Pointers
Regarding tho Situation.
In the dsersman Capital
Other NOtes and
l;Gsstp.

copyrighted, issa by the y. Y. Associated Press
BERLIN, Oct. 12.-It is believed that i'm
yesterdays interview Prince Bismarck en-
tteavorcsl tn convince the czar that the
European peace alliance was noii-apres-
sive and directed toward the realization Of
the objects of the Berlin treaty and as u
final srokc that all the great powers. ex-
cepting France. were united to prevent
ar shorten ~ European conflict. Ii il he
hind that the presence of the English
squadron at Kicl was meant to impress
upon the czar the fact Of English cooper
alton.
just as Emperor williams visit to Con-
k"x in," ,1,. ,.ars i,a.,," @ Tis,,r,L ~ = r,, n
resentsd as advising the Gar that i'm view
of his condition, Russia had bcst adopt ~
Ferdinand as ruler of Bulgaria. and aid
the other great powers i'm cifccting per-
nanent peace. - programme that will
ultimately result i'm decreased arinauncnts
and increased prosperity. The gracious
behavior of the Gar toward bismarck AT
last evenings dinner is u notable change
au interview.
Seventy houses were destroyed by fire
In the village of Stcttin, near wurzburR.
to-day. Many persons were injured and 10
large number arc homeless.
Herr Sievking, president OF the Han
,i,.;, ,nmS court MI, Oh ,;, h1mnrg' % a noseS an
ing German delegate tn the Washington
maritime congress. He il instructed to
ASK the congress tO extenu It's programme
beyond technical questions and consider
the general international maritime laws
with n view to tire acceptance of the prin.
ciples regulating the settlement of dis
puts,s like the Bchring and fishery
troubles. III the co ,fercnce asihers to the
present limits OF its programme Herr
SievkinG will propose "a special confer
ence on the excluded questions. This
line of action will proi,ably bc arranged
I'm conjunction with England.
The Empress Frsslcricka gave ~ supper
tonight in honor of the Car.
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The MYSTERY SOLVED
Explaining Z Supposed nlrdsP Hhieh
Occurred Hearty Z Tear A6e.


CHICAGO. Oct. 12.-One of the most per
picking mysteries that has ever baffiesi
the Chicago police was the finding Of ths.
dead hosiy OF pretty Eva Mitchell on
Grand boulevard one morning near tho
middle OF last November with n hole i'm
the head and n br,iiss i'm the side. IL is now
related that what has since been regartiesi
As II foul murder was. indeed, am accident.
and that ths. persons tn whose reckless
ness the accident was due have refrssinesi
from giving their terrible secret to the
public for reasons plainly obvious in the
light of the alleged circumstances. The
theory of the police. IL will be remen-
iser.tl. that Miss Mitchell had been
driving with some man who had killed her
because she would not submit to his will.
Several arrests followed and an appar-
emily strong case was made.
out against Fiagman Thomas Mastcrson.
with whom the girl i'm ths
habit Of chatting she passed the flag
shauty at the railroad crossing i'm going to
and from her house. The grand jury
failed to find any indictments in the case,
and many came, tn believe that tls, girl
had been accidentally struck and run
down by so'n. reckless driver. Such, it -
now declared. was the manner Of Eva
A married snan, IL is said. and n widow.
both living i'm this city to-day, and both
people Of wealth and social prominence,
unintentionally caused the girls DEATH
A liaison had existed for some time he
tween the two, so the story goes. and they
Were III tiis' nsADlt Oh Slslttt& fsu Suttn =
club house. on the boulevard and after
supper ret,irring tn their respective
homes. The man drove one OF his fast
| est horses the might OF Miss Mitchell's
| death. On leaving Smiths club house hs
| surrendered the reins tai his companion.
| and. both being fi,isncd with wine, the
horse driven at ~ reckless gait. In
the darkness the form OF the girl, who
| was crossing the street. could not he dis
| ccrncd at distatsce, and before she
| fully realized her danger and could step
| aside, the cruel shaft struck her with Pa.
| tai force from behind and dashed her Ca
| the ground i'm u dying condition. The
they realized that the girl was fatally
| wounded they drove ON toward the city. A
| few months ago the widow seriously
| i'll, and fearing that she, might die con
| Nsicd to her daughter that she drove tlls
rig which killed Eva Mitchell. The dausxh
ter told the secret to her sweatheart.
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SHOT DOWN IN THs STREET.



AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct. 12.-The second
bloody chapter In N history which began
with the shooting OF G.. T.. Mc(;regor i'm
his own yard Friday night, Decemiser n,
lss5. was enacted upon the STREETS Of War
renton. Ga, to-day. I'm the killing Of J. NJ.
w. Cody by &. T.. McGrcRor. Coly had
just ridden i'm from the country, and, after
aligitinH from his buggy. started to walk
up the street. Mc(sregor. who saw him
from across the street, crossed over. and,
drawing u revolver, fired three shots at
Cody, who died i'm ~ short time. Cody had
is'cu indicted by the grand jury for as
SAINT with intent To murder Nc(srtgor.
and the case was set for trial at the. Os-
tober court. which was held i'm
Warrenton this week. Cody was
placed under bonds of s2.5tD tn t~.
present at this court. hut when
the court convened Cody was not present,
and although "a bench warrant was issued
for his arrest he could not bs. found.
To-day after the court adjourned he rode
into town. Mct;reaor. after the killing.
said tn a reporter: when Cody ,leliis'r-
ateiy cvasicsi the law and Haunted his i'm
Fortunate defiance i'm my face, u was
more than human nature could stand. IL
the courts would not punish this man for
trying to assassinatc ne determined to
slo il myself" McGrs'gor il "A railroad
agent at Warrcntown and has represented
his county in the Legislature. Cody was ..
prominent citizen OF this place, aud was
worth SsO,aD.
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SENT TO A CONVENT.
An Alleged Conspiracy Again-t 70 Catholic
Girl Who Lowed 10 Protestant.

An Alleged Conspiracy Against 70 Catholic
Girl Who Loved 70 Protestant.
PITTsBuRG. Oct. 12.-Attorney w. =.
Bird, of this city. is preparing the prelirn-
mary papers i'm an interesting abduction
suit. Stella Weir il "a pretty and iutclli-
gent young lady Of IL years who lived with
her mother. Mrs. Lizzie Weir, in the
Twcnty-scvcnth ward. Miss Weir formed
"a strong attachment for - young man
named Englc.
Mrs. Weir opposed "a marriage l,cca,iss.
she il a Catholic, while EnHle IL "A Protc 81
ant and "a member of the. Junior Order of
United American Mechanics. Being
unable to induce her daughter to break off
her relations with EnRle, Mrs. Weir, act
ing the advice of Father Bernard. of
81 Mis.hacIs German Catholic church, en-
tered ~ charge of incOrriRihility against
her daughter before Alderman Hartman,
also "a Catholic.
Miss Weir was arrested and taken "a
Alderman Hartuan's office, where the
Alderman. the priest and Mrs. Weir
| promised to release her IL she would dis
! miss Engle. This the girl refused to do
She was then taken to convent at Co
| lunib,is, o., wher, she il now confined
| The Junior Mechanics have taken up the
matter and will pro- ecutc the parties con
cerncd.
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Tn. Epi.co,,aI Convention.

NEW YORK. Oct. ll.-In the Episcopal
convention to-day DIR. Elliott of the COM
nlittcc on amendments to the constitution
read IA long paper and presented IA rs.sol,i-
ton that i'm article il shall he changed
from ga majority to- "two-thirtis" rs tai
read, ''ths constitution shall he unalter-
able unless in general convention by the
church in two-thirsls of the tiioccses which
may have adopted the same" etc., also
that i'm article the word majority he
changed in two places to "two-thirsis,' v
and add provided that this amendment
shall take effect after the general couvei-
tion of 1882" The report of the commit.
tee on liturgical revision was then taken
up but the house adjourned before the dis
cIission ended.
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NORRIS PARK, Oct. 12.-The DiNiaIa
yearlings, belonging to Major Thomas.
and PAGERS from the stable of Green Nor
ris. sold i'm the paddock to-day.
Among the high sales were Cailan, ch. a..
10y Cymball. i. Lorilliard. $2.OU; Asiprn,
b. a., by Petrarch, w. w. Alden. S2.OU; I;
Bush Bolt, ch. a.. by Hynra. Dwyer Bros.
$2.aO; Puulicr, D. e.. by Hynr,. Dwyer
Bros, SID; Lost Ban, ch. O., by King
Ban. J. Rogers. - 800: Miss winkls. d. r.,
ton. b. T.. 10y Himrs,. w. Walden, -, 40
King Idle, br.c.. by Wicslidlc. j. J. Carroll,
Carroll. s2.iD: Walter Geratz, Hue Rock,
b. a.. 10y Billet. T.. W. walbaum. =, so; A.
keycoIners. Gronmer. ch. T., Icy Empire
George. Randall. $500.
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FoRr WAYNE. Ind, Oct. l2.-Henry
Brsibaker. q well-to-tio farmer of Hunter
town, this county, Disappeared eight
years ago, leaving N wife and six children
behind him. After four years had passed
Mrs. Bruhaker. believing her husband
dead. married farmer named Conrad
Snyder. Yesterday Br,ihaker appeared
at his old home and explained that, actu-
ated 10y irresistible impulse, ne had gone
tn California and made n fortune. When
told OF his wife's marriage he accepted
the situation philosophically and to-day
returned to California.
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ST. PAUL, Oct. 12.-The official count of
the recent election i'm South Dakota was
completed last night, aud the result was
to-day given to the Pioneer Press corrs,-
spondent at Huron. The total vote was
75, TAI; Mellitte's majority for governor is
29.6ss; the majority for the constitution
81 ,l6A; the majority for prohibition 6,O53
tho majority against minority reprcsenta-
tion 2,IB; for temporary location of cap
ital Pierre received 27.Gb6, Huron 1854,
watertown 1870. Sio,iq Falls 11.763,
Mitchell 1916, Chamberlain 2,414.
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A BIG THING IN WHEELS.
Hinge Machine. Made for the Calumet and
herla Copper Mines.


hecla Copper Mines.
SCRANTON. Pa. Oct. 12-Thc greatest
of its kind i'm the world, ~ very wonder in
mechanism. stands in the main shop Of
the Dickson Manufacturing company i'm
this city. 1t WAS built for the Calumet and
Hecla Mining company of Lake Superior,
Mirh.. for the purpose of lifting and dis
charging the ''tailings," the waste from
the copper mines, into the lake, and its
diameter il fifty-four feet. while. its weight
in active operation will bc I'D tons. IL
il called ~ sanal-whcel. Some idea of
it's enormous capacity can bc formed
from the fact that IL will receive aud cls-
waite sufficient sand every tw"uty-four
hours to- cover an acre of ground foot
deep. Ii il armed on its outer edge with
432 teeth. The gear ss.gincnts, eighteen
i'm number. are made of gun iron and the
teeth are machiiIe-cut. Ii took two of the
most perfect machines in the world lOO
days and nights tn c,it the teeth alone, aud
the finish il smooth glass. The.
manioth wheel is supported ON two mas
sivc adjustable pedals of east iron. weigh
ing twelve tons each, and il is estimated
that it's cost at the copper mines before
making "a single revolution will not bc
less than SltHb.gD
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The Delegate. nj Ni.x.r..

NIAGARA FALLS, N. ", Oct. l2.-The In
national American excursionists arrived
here about o'clock this evening, after a
pleasant ride through New York state.
Before leaving Albany the Argentine Re
public and Chillian delegates Joined the
party. BY order of the secretary OF state.
the train during the entire trip will not
turn a wheel on Sunday, and tomorrow
mt Niagara, is being gladly looked for
ward 10 as a day of rest.
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ST. Louis, Oct. 12.-Mrs Louisa Ernst
who has been suffering from dcnientia
for some time eliitled her guardians this
morning and went out "A bridge and
leaped to the river 100 feet below. Fisher
man saw and rescued her with n skill
and strange To say she was injured very
slightly.
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wAsHINGroN. Oct. 12.-The Post To-
morrow will say: Secretary Noble has
rendered an opinion to the effect that
Senator Mantlerson's rerating was illegal
and that under this decision senator
Mantlcrsou has returned the special Ger
tificate sent him by Commissioner Tan
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senator v~.s Very nm.

KANSAS CITY. Oct. 12.-The Times Ss,-
dalia, Mo-. special says Senator Vest is
very i'll here at the home of his sister.
whom he is visiting. He has cancelled
all of his engagements tn speak at tarin
reform picnics. The senator's complaint
is a had cold, distressing cough and pain
full neuralgia. i'm the head.
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sion IN which h, in,pljcnes.i several
FSe ass"sueys for she nr"secus,on. To.
eetl,er with CHIEF Hubbard aud Others, mt
once went TO work on the case and have
tempts To corrupt a furry and to defeat the
law Of Illinois whicf, has vet come To pub
~ CMIcAo0' Oct. s-..Coufe~.ions have
been made here this very day" said Mr..
Mills at q subseq,ient interview lata. this
six to ten In number. They are absolute.
giving ms the whole miserable con.pirHcy.
ton against the law OF the land, a com
spiracy against the jnrisprusicnce, OF this
country, that will startie the continent
OF ramification, Of as,tIacity, a conspiracy
involving men whose names will be u sur
prise to the country. II is no cxaggera-
the tiarnnable outrage of the conspiracy.
In the taking oft DIR. Cronin and the man
ner in which il was done the whole world
alike startle the whole world. IL is an AS
s.ault on the very integrity OF our instit,,-
tions. -
by lawyer Mills il was the
bailiT solomon who first attempted to
% Warsi to % he sa,ninomsd , as a juror. Solo
was @ obsained. Solomon turned over :"
dresses, said To bc prospective corrupt
jurors. Only two of the list had yet been
summoned and neither hal vet tp<,eu
asminetl. Solomon said the list had been
furnished him by bs.iliH Hanks, while
they wer. seated in the court room,
lust behind the Croniu suspects,
whom they were guarding. Hanks had
said $2,OOO would be given for a 'hxetl''
juror, half to- the man in the box and half
to the bailifrs. Last night the men ON the.
list were interviewed i,y the chief OF no
lice. One man stated that he had been
approached with an, an offer Of sIno to go
man. Another 1itizcn was alst, similarly
approachctl by n citizen. ODouncll's =
part as told by Mr.. Mills was similar u
that of Smiths. He, sounded at least one
man and offered him 81 900. O'Donnell,
who was arrested early i'm the evening Il.
said TO have confessed that a person un-
tlerstoo<l to bc Kavanativh guaranteed
that the money offered would lpc forth
coming. The supposed corrupted venirp
men were carefully instructed as To their
manner while. being examined i'm court,
being told how they should answer and Ia
bc gri,if with the lawyer for the defense.
The official LIST of indictments given O,,t
about 10 ::O D. M contained six names
Solomon, smith, Kavanauvh, O'Donnell
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VIENNA, Oct. l2.-Serio,is floods are re-
ported i'm Tyrone. Several dams i'm the
Otiige river have given way and the SUR
rounding country flooded. number OF
bridges have been carried away and rail-
road traffic is interrupted. The lowe
part of the TRENT is Inundated.
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DENVER Col. Oct. IA dispatch from
Kico. Colorado, Says: Fire there this
morning burned st. James Hotel and
three other buildings. John Phillips, en-
ginssr of the Jumbo mine. IL. Cash, car
penter and one other were burned.
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CHICAGO, oct. l2.-Col. Conley. who il
at the head of the syndicate which p,ir-
chased Axten yesterday, says that the
latter is without peer among the young
horses. Axteil will be shipped
from Terrr Haute to Lexington.
whsrs. he will remain until cold weather.
and then probably be taken to California.
Col. Conley thinks the stallion will be
ready next summer to lowex the record Of
2:OsL made. by Maud =. Axtell will bs
entered and started i'm races next season
at any place where there is money enough
hung mp to make IL AN iuslicemeut. Col.
Couiley is also the owner of Johnston. the
fastest PAGER i'm the world, with record
of 2.6A.
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Isiw Luunb.r Ward lsurnesi.

BRoCKw wAYvILLE. Pa. Oct. 12.-B. y.
Arkwright's lumber yard at Horton City,
containing about 1s,OO0O00 feet OF lumber.
was partially bssrned this morning. The
loss is S155,OOO, with an Insurance. Of
$4,000.