The Republican journal., 1889-09-26
Am0n. do ropuIar selentidl artic!es 10 ID
Genpralities,

snow Tell sept l! in Dakota.
Cheyaler Ira Alma Paine. the crack hot Of
the world, i dead.
senator Evart> will return home with his eve
sight entirely restored.
The city election in Newport, r. L., resulted
in Republican victory.
twenty thousand people attended the Grang
ers' Fair at Titon, y. ii.
The New Jersey Democrats have nominated
Hon. Leon Abbott for governor.
Jay Gould's summer vacation is reported to
have greatly improved his health.
stanley i expected to reach the eastern sea
coast of Africa about the first of October.
| The Woman'> National Press Association in
tends to erect a statue to Mrs. X. d. Hayes, in
! Washington.
Mr.. Thomas A. Edison, before his departure
for Berlin, gave 10000 francs for the benefit of
TIE poor Of Paris
Advices from Charleston, Tallahatchie county.
| Miss. report seven negroes killed there with
in j. hours.
\ bed of rock salt, capable, it is claimed. of
! furnishing an incXhaustible supply, has been
| discovered near Bismarck, n ID.
ING cIIllonl COMMISSIONER OF Agriculture
| Is making arrangements for the colonization of
certain parts of the State by swedes.
Commissioner Tanner was not asked to resign
| secretary \ oble said he would resign unless the
commissioner did, and the latter decided to
| leave.
One OF the no vel features of the constitution
Of North Dakota is declaration that "log-roll-
| ing in the Legislature is to be regarded as
| bribery
| a scheme is announced for the construction
| of ship canal between Edinburgh and Glasgow
The company has capital of seven million
| pounds.
The earth in some places over the collieries
at Pike Hollow, Pa, has sunk 20 feet. 1t is the
| biggest cave-in in Years and will cost the mine
! owners 100000.
| Major .. III. Ernst, of the Engineer Corps has
! been detailed as Commissioner of Public Build
I ings and Grounds at Washington to succeed
| Col. John W. Wilson.
| Scar e,who defeated O Conner on the Thames
| recently for the scullng championship of
| the world, has challenged O'Conner to meet him
again and has also issued challenge TO eau
| daur.
The municipal authorities at Ii, erpoo have
voted an appropriation of $50, 900 for the pur-
pose Of constructing depots for the storage of
petroleum at isolated points, thus reducing to
ilHilllulH the CANCERS arising from ire and eX-
| posions
| Emily Paxton, of Pike county, Mo, has per-
mission from the Governor of that State to
wear mans dress "anywhere in Missouri out
side of cities of 10000 Inhabitants" She works
on farm, and her fayorie occupation is break
| Ing horses to harness.
There are rumors from various quarters that
a large number of Nihilists have recently arriv-
ed IN Denmark. In consequence of these re-
ports the authorities there are taking eXtraor-
binary precautions for the protection of the
Gar during his coming visit to Copenhagen.
Economy and strength are peculiar to Hoods
Sarsaparllla, the only medicine of which 400
Doses One Dollar is true.
The LICK observatory reports the discovery of
new comet which has no tail. Comets, it appears
have learned that it isn't healthy to roam about
without a tail They are afraid some boy will tie
a tin kettle to 1t.
The Captain.
OF good Ship Storm King says For the past five
years ! have used sulphur Bitters on board my
vessel, and have not lost "A man. They are sure
preventive of all contagious feyers SO incident to
warm climates. Please send ne at once two dozen
bottles, and oblige j. STARRET.
A girl caught the small box on :; Pacific Mail |
steamer and her father has sued the company for /
$4,000. 1t Is not enough that the patient is pttcd
something more substantial than sympathy is /
wanted