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Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07
SOUTH DAKOTA DEMOCRATS.
A Full State Ticket Ssmed-McCiure VIII
Not Run for 0overnor.

HURON, s. D. Sept 6-The South Dakota
Democratic state convention nominated
this ticket Thursday
For Governor, p. r. Mcclure; Lieutenant
Governor. A. W. Pratt; Secretary OF State,
Otto =. Miller; Auditor. l. Horton, Treas
ur-r. a. ID. Hll. Attorney -Geaeral. Il. Fellows,
Superintendent; OF Public Instruction, G. H
McFGriane; Land Comnissioner, II. ). Walk
mar; Supreme judges. 5. B. Buskirk. c. IL.
Winson Gnd d. Mclaughlin; Congressmen, l.
O. Jerres and s. VI. Booth.
dispatch from Pierre, the home OF
Colonel 2. + Mcclure, says that he viii
not accept the nomination for Governor.
The convention adopted platform indors-
ing and upholding free trade; congratulat-
ing the people on statehood; opposing
constitutional prohibition; sympathizing
with labor organizations and plecging as
-istance TO then fayorilg minority repre-
sertation and arraigning Dakota Republic
ans for extravaganza and mismanagement
n Territorial affairs.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

'rvhstss Toa- name. SIS" ssF>5 Choilr
- fhs pretty -sIfef RI 'TexrL 50
Al. v0u'rs re pssri - rrsst rrics. no
6oubtf7 Ne. In be pear before swine {"
-rfc4c1 sep .
rt~7rK-Narfe1 fsfr1T setfv. rr ir-s s.1
sfrrtnf ao~1srt rri0-s weE uzirtsfreS
sspsoiaslr for tas tste.r 1nsfstirs o~s.st.ers
rsnssS ~ = Tn37t ~ Fops - eesi,- stlt-
pire stsfrsl 6 s1a2 = ter ssuuot ~ soas
- r. to1s - - bstrb~rs sts@~ts - "a
3 p for St,cEers e. s-ct " fss 7txsrs q -
~ s~- Wesssrrs. Nssut - "a Fs.1s-1
2 s5a2 ~ ~ Cf~s 49, = as p ~ is
rs--ov r. - ss.,f s~< pras
Eo1s-Hs~f~t ssF~s 49, r~u - p.-sss
rrvfrE F-s~es - usr' stref ssIss ~srr~
- ERfm - rst uEeeTf ~ r.ae
parxlrr q s1z 81 - rtr>< srs "a -s22
fo- sssry PAL ~ ssz saippsps is.s
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

fFsesstksgs ~ Ia Delegates n CsassH-
Tea az Cs2c.aa@sL

ClScrSSAEg. sspt 6-Tas waser-ws aga
csnssu1-on a. t21xpee Thursday Ths
coaL1slt.ee o2 EssSlu-.o1s prsseayea = re-
pozt IL pzlncigzl polals su1aEArt1sa 4rs
e. fg4-gas
is rear rs t1e declarations Daae . t1e
rig-r- - pr1Fsl-srr ce1Ns1l.ou 81 loSl e. 4sl-
iagtoz - 80 - Nss 0T.szas. zAe 81 lse7 -
Asup1ls. c4l-l1g 4p9I NcEEress 70 prcteSt see
great waterways - t1s Al.s gpl f-s.ley
fToE f1rl1er llg-ry cr Tuiu taTQuSl tes sea-
structIoa o. faulty Cr defective tr11 ges vita
nllsrols g.eFs. declares t1zt lie unae1bi-
e. Iis1s Cf Ts4r14a companies sl1
ethers 20 bridge : Gser aust Is exercised
wtheat .a--riGx - v1l1s ~ iEgSailE o. u
psrl8g ils ass f14l "a - t1s cVty % Coa-
sress - iGprots an1 protest. a. tEe water
u4Ja of tLs S2toa. 9nc, vksrs -
fste iacN @als or corporations hass az
slmea 81 sec4fs1 - state 4st-oH 90
oGhersiss privilege - s4ca water.
N4ys 70 l1e a.. 2Ey - cqu zisrce. 10 TeueVe
sueb ssstrueilo1s approves SIC counseticL 81
tie Walsrs - ths uppsf O-lo rlveF with he
great NoFtkwest lsks syst-n through the
waters - Lake Eris uy tne construction OF =
snip cAnsl u Upsa = survey, tAe sams %
found Fr1etie45le al also f4Yers tLs cor
strgeEe1 o. t1e HeaLes slu canal
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

Nssrly LOO niners sigssS The conVscs
81 The vEf ious coal companies 81 slFsstor
II Thursdsy 70 veTf uotiI Esy bert st
ths price agreed upoe-711y cents
william prsls, AZ extensive horse breed
.r ard dealer. and ovn.r % the Winthrop
Messenger sBd ether h0r.eF Of great -
pute. died Thursday # Tfnthrop. We
Several scr.s 81 snthr scSte Goa in tbs
pels rsrs sn6 Hadson Csbsl Corpsn-s
co,Hsrr No ? a. OiyBhsrt Pa ~. BAN
ins nssIiy 20 fest bsIov tbs surfsos ~ tbs
earth
r hss been decided to .lsrt CT -ssrstsr
Ihornss g Pistt yTssitsrt - ths Tsrn~s-
Sc Iron sna Rsilros1 Cenpss-. e 81 to-
-scsncY caused ~ ths ssstt - sr-2ov.
sruor B7own
q cs~ dsrsi-S H<Ks-spsrt 4 R.I1~ss-
non svsfn nesr Nsh~.sr. Pa. Tbzfrsssr
r .Eht an kobsrt Csrn-T . rrfnsf 49,
fili%d CsznsTs b~others. CsxlJ@s srl
ssuusl wsr. hu@t tbe iats~F fsssfiv n -
tsozeht
r Po~sl vso krok. fsG =. 1efsrsor-
vie I'd Karca ls 49, o~-surse - koars
fsra9n Thursday nfFkt - szsriT nanc-
T.1 F.-~t. wzs o. - 80 rrsr rirssss
wno sEss r1Vs~< r. h8Tn ooEr Bett 4be n
tor Purposes q retb~Ty.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07
TWENTY-FIVE NEGROES KILLED.
farsafaz Pariies Shoot Down the Blacks
Wnus R~sistin< Arres.

GHEESvooD. Mss. sept s-rwsn.y two
negroes. and possibly more, who were
working on 4 cotton plantation on Non
day morning, nov res. beneath tho sod
in Le giOro County riddlsd ~ buLetA All
we're killed FOR resisting arrest.
Tho leaders of the lnsurreotion. Joseph Al
Len an oliver Cromwell have both escaped,
though 10 Is thought taar Allen has been
captured Cromwell Was caught in Jack
son, tut for some reason was turned looss
1-hs negroes ars in fright,ul state OF fear,
ard two hFre gone crazy over the excite
meat TIE neVross nave threatened %
bum every logse ia Le Ilor1 County. and
every house f. being closely guarded D.
y Jamss stors and house we-s burned on
TsesiaV nixAt aoca1so 40 refused 10 sell
tts nsgross c1rrs.tEsA His loss Vas 50. -
GO Moro than . e9O iaborsrs have quit ths
felts. and th8 cotton anI corn needs gath-
sring badly.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07
HE WORLDS FAlR.

Wkshiaston Appears 10 Bs Quite I.
fssOrite as the tisy Ia Whieh ths Great
Exhibition should lie Located
WAsHISCIoS, Sept Z U-Public Opinion.
the eclectic journal or this city. recently
sent 70 the mgy0Ts OF cities taToug hOut the
county or over l5,VOO inLAbitants-aboat
10 Ia ail-and 10 the secretaries OF 80
boards OF trade ana other commercial
bodies. a letter inviting al answer 70 the
following question: In What city In your
opinion should the Worlds Exposition Of
lSe2 be held:H
This journal publishes the replies re-
ceiyed up 10 date. These show that "A
commercial bodies favor Washington 10
New York City IL Chicago and ) 81 Louis
OF tie mayors. 81 favor Washington. -
Chicago, - New York and s. Louis This
makes total in favor OF Washington OF 81
against 50 for Chicago, "A fox New York and
3 for Sc. Louis
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

CHfcs7o. sspt f-Gsorgs " Pullman
has promised 20 bz one of fvo gentlemen
who win subscrifs sio0 1o0 each % the
Worlds Fe.r proIsc- Iha proposition e
ona of NJ Puhmans own making ft "a
said tba- rhn Armour will certainty be one
81 me fvs anI Marina Field another Two
Others whose names Are not even h.nsel as
have given favorable responses to NJ Pull
nlrr
I- ii announced ~ t1o Chf1zo World =
Fair Committee thss al of the 5000 co
capita stock las been IniermaNT pledged
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07
Killed BIS wife.

CHICAGO, Sept 6. 6.-Thursday evening G.
Edward Johnson, a Swedish carpenter 81
years old stabbed his wife FIVE times with
a shoe-maker's knife In five separate places
in the breast near the heart, the woman
dying almost instantly johnson made no
attempt to escape. He had been partially
insane for several months. the result of a
sunstroke, and labored under the hallucina-
tion that his wife was running about with
other men.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

rRIeK CHrfrE u Seps - car
Rag. consainnx M-s Wills, q Newark
snd 5er baby snd q TonrT man named Mar
sban wss srrucE 5Y a train on taa Dsiswar-.
Taekawanns 3 Western rsl road near tha
ssalisn hars Thursday The carriage ~ss
demolished end Mrs Nilis and Marshall
" era seriously hlrf TIE baby vas carried
81 rhs engine for shout afrv feet K Wa
~raQrea n hssvT wooisn shawl snd va
foln1 to have escaped hiiurv.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07
A TASTE OF WINTER.
The Northwest Experiences Quite y Cola
snaD-frOst in Several Places.

Sr PAUL, Man. Sept 8. 6.-During the last
thirty ST hours tho Thermometer has fall
en- ~ degrees. ~ being registered Thursday
morning. Quite = cold snap has been ex-
perienced al over the Northwest culmi-
mating Ia a severe frost al Cheyenne As
the wind Is voering around 20 the south a
warmer spell IS looked tor The fact that
migratory birds are rapidly leaving south
ward Is considered 10 augur an early win
ter
KANSAS CrrY, No. Sept o-Reports from
points in Kansas and Missouri show that a
light frost prevailed throughout the north
ern parts OF these States Wednesday night
No damage To the corn crop Il reported
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07
~ LseOR's BEHALF.


MoErAzAL Can sept 6-Ths Donini0n
labor congress on Thursday passed rsso-
l1tloas calling On the Or0Vsrnmens TO
establish labor employment bureau; 10
appoint female inspectors for factories
and workshops, % enact laws for the
protection OF working-raen a. Quebec and
other sea p0rts, for The passage u a strin-
geas employers liability s-t. ~ establish
priatIng 0.1ces IN Whtch al legal Gosern-
Iasns printing and publication OF school
b0oks should DO done. and that the Pro
yincizl Governments DO asked 20
transfer allowances now enjoyed BY uni
ysrsities and colleges TO the public schools
for tho purpose OF further promoting their
efficiency aad providing pupils with fres
school tooks
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07
Killed His Angry Enemy.

Brazil. Ind, Sept G-George Potts and
Robert MoCIuskey, minors, qusrreled over
a division OF labor. and tho latter got
drunk, went TO Potts house and intimi-
dated his family with revolver Mrs.
Potts sent a revolver 70 her husband, and
on his return home be shot through a
screen door and killed McCluskey BE sur
rendered 70 the authorities
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

NEw YoRK, Sept At Union Hill, n J.,
Wednesday night. John Schlaepler, a young
man 81 years OF age. who had recently
become demented, learned that his brother
Jacob with whom be resided, contemplated
placing him in an asylum lie procured
a revolver and meeting his brother shot
him through the head. killing him almost
instantly. The crazy man put the muzzle
of the pistol to his temple and blew hole
through his own head
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

CHICleo. Sept Another day has passed
IN The Cronin case without securing Juror.
Nearly evory one ~ he taiesrnen sun
rnoned had already formed sn opinion rf-
gnr5ing the conplioifT % the defep liant.
Freeman GroEs ssl remains tae cr q
iurymso who kss been passed IL 10th
siIes bnt - IL pretahls be too.
wili - dropped. ss under the rrslinT oi
JadEs Mcconnell the right =: pers r. ptory
obsilongs NAV bs srsrcissd unti TIE
twelfth nan has Been ps.esc by both rsdss
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07
TRYING TO END THE STRIKE.
London Onciais OF High Degree VIII
Held n Conferences.

LoSpoS. Sept 6-The lord mayor, Cardi-
nal Manning, Bishop OF London, Sir Thomas
Brasse- and Sir John Lubbock will hold
a conference with the officials OF the
dock companies and will endesvor
70 arrange some settlement OF the
strike By which the strikers can return TO
work In a body. Not more than a quarter
ot the men out on strike have found
work with tho whsrnngers and ship-own-
ers The rest are growing impatient and
soms are discOntented with the manage
ment OF the strike
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07
Society of tho Army OF West virginia.

COLUMBUS. o., Sept 6-At the business
meeting of the Society OF the Army OF Wes.
Virginia the following officers were elected,
President General George D. Crook
Vice Presidents. General r b. Hayes OF
Fremont, General " II Powell OF Belleville,
Ind, General J. IL Duyal OF Wheeling,
General B. + Kelly of Washington, II. F.
puvalL W. r. Enochs of PsrkeTSburg,
Major B. II. skinner OF Pomeroy, Colonel
Joln A. Turley of Portsmouth, Thayer
Miivan OF Wheeling, Major James l. Bots
ford, Captain II. c. McWharter Of Char
lotte, w. Va testimonial TO the memory
Of the late Lucy Webb Hayes was adopted
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

ozs c1zTzCLer q
Jade IsrEy
several testified
thzt When fsrEy
w4s shot a. "a
tnroD 4rs Terry
rushed llto tks
Toel threw her,
ser lton herkus
tal1 10y and
remained th5Fs =
Iuin Qts Of two
NEsn ste aross
she declared tA4E
J1dge Terry a.
IN ar a. . i = Il I
Gale 1.-THE crowd
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

PrrTssvasH Pa. Sept "a sharon. Pa .
special says Ihs roof - the casting house
a The Stewart Iron Compsnys works fell
IN sbort I o'clock n n. fatally in1uring
Austin Norf0rd. and seriously iBiurfng Nc
cisiisn Frszisr. Martin Foar.ok and Kit
Sander The oonpany's loss VIII De heavy
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07
ssr. GIad.top. ., the Exposition.

PARIS. Sept 6 >Mr. Gladstone paid visit
70 the Pondioherry section OF the Erposi
ton lie was presented with specimens of
Indian art. Replying TO speech OF wei
como be said the universe was indebted 70
the French Republic for al exhibition
which formed a veritsble school for the
peoples OF the world and they should attend
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

% TIE eArA-t4ta As,--
haitian he VA sc
compznlod ~ his fan
liy anc several 0Hcefs
u A.s army 1Es p4r
y was Transferred "a
S2nuago = from tie
deck u . frencuiman-
ot-wsr - TIE GaA1At
tan The yC9aEs 10
this CITY ~Ss = very
pie ssanl one. and lie
sxlles were IA sA1sl-
leLt spirtA AZ sooa
az the Manhattan Lad
made fast ~ lie dock
ale VA boarded bY
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

BALTIMORE. Nd. sept 6-Mrs Kate p
Fstser. wife OF Ordinance Sergeant Fetter
United States army. committed suicide
Thursday evening at Fort McHenry. She
drank pint Of coal OIL. then saturated her
clothing with tho fluid and set herself on
Ere. Her 4-year-old daughter gave tho
alarn. but too late to save her LIE
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07
Important to knights OF labor.

ST LoUIs. Sept 6 - General Master
Workman Powdsrly. Of the Knights OF
labor. announces that the general exscu-
tive board or ths order viii meet in St
Louis September % and continue in ses-
sion several days Important questions
affecting ths knights In the entire South
west. embracing Missouri, Kansas. Indian
Territory, Arkansas and Texas, win be con-
rdered
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07
Two Boy. Killed by the Cars

NEvAsK, Y J., Sept "a train from
PhLadel phia. on the Pennsylvania railroad
de az Elizabeth at 1919 a m. struck and
killed two boys who were driving across
tho track in a wagon loaded with bread
The wagon was demolished and the bodies
OF the boys were horribly mangled The
wagon wa carried for q distance OF 500
yards on the pilot OF the engine.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07
Tho Mexican Floods.

CITY OF MExICo. Sept THE floods have
swept the States or Tamaulipas, JaIisco,
Hidalgo and Morelos, causing great de-
struction OF property.
The town OF Tiacolula, in the State Of
Hidalgo. has been entirely destroyed by
floods Tclegraphic communication is IN
terrupted. The people in the flooded dis
tricts are in great distress
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07
Roulangsr Wants " Trial.

LONDON. Sept. g. General Boulsnger has
written to Premier Ifrard claiming the
right OF trial Of the charges against him
by court-rnartial. he writes that IL such
a trial is accorded him he will pledge him
self to appear and answer the charges. II
this is refused be Gays he will submit his
case TO the Judgment OF the people OF
France expressed at the polls, and has per-
feet confidence in the result
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

wvSrFEs Man, Sept 6 6-Rsports from
every district ia Manitoba and tho North
west Indicate a erst-class wheat crop. The
whole country Ia busy thrsshing and the
crop vii al grade No. hard. Several car
ioads have already been shipped About
twenty new elevators are being built In
M1nfrnha rfoua
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

lain, OF Cleveland.
O, was married
Thursday in St
Georges Church,
Hanover square,
to Captain Her
bert Naylor Ley
land. The bride
wore white satin.
with silver and
pearl Ornamental
Her sister jose
phine was brides
maid The pres
onts were nu-
fner0us and in
cluded a brooch
IN tho ehrno ~
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

BEE1rx Seps : The vsrious psrties -
tie Reichsteg ara preparing fndspe n3ent
birs upon .hs l4bor question IN sfdi-ion -
ths Government ueasurs fcr tae direction
snt prevention - strfsss The Indications
GOV ara that ths sr,fs0t WiA occupy ruoh
q -ea inc q he coming sassfon-
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07
Harvcst-Home Jubilee.

PEEU, Ind. Sept Am immense num-
Der Of people attended here Thursday the
harvest-home jubilee OF the Northern Indi-
ana Catholic Knights There was a large
parade and running and Totting races
senator Turpie, Hon. NJ Fansler. OF
Iogansport. and John Joyce delivered sd-
dreSssA
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07
Importation Of RsIeian Horses.

WABAsH, Ind. sept s-Ths Wabash I'm
porting Company has received notice tha.
its recent shipment OF forty-two Belgian
horses. valued AZ go. coo, has arrived az
New York The animals will be here Mon
day. THIS Is tho largest single Importation
O, Belgian horses ever made 70 America
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

ASTwERF sept 6-Dynsmite exploded
in cartridge factory IN the vicinity of
the Bourse. killing several persons and do
ing much damage 70 property Portions %
the Poursa we're struck by huTning fr1g-
rnen,s and set on Ere. csus;ng q psn~c Ia
that building. which st the time. was
crowded
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

RIcH HILL, No, sept g Fire lroke out
IN mine No. of the Rich Hill Mining Com
pany Wednesday. All tho entrances were
Immediately closed and steam WIS injected
in the hope of smotheVing the fire. Thurs
day afternoon an explosion OF the confined
gases occurred, causing an uphesval Of the
earth above and wrecking one of the build
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

Fnrv7~saF. sept S-Ths coltsry eIpio-
sion Thursday resulted II ne death of
ffty miners. Only fourteen OF ths sixty
four men ~ work n ths pit hz~fng been
rescued The scene OF The Disaster vas
Psnicniot. a small town within ten miles
of hts city
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07
smothered to Death BY Grain.

CHICAGO, Sept 6-Thursday afternoon
Jacob Stahi. a laborer employed az W H.
Purcell { Co : malt house, 26 Larrabee
street. accidentally fell into one Of the
large bins fltO which carload OF grain
was being emptied, and was covered up by
the grain and slnothered to death before
he could be rescued
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

sAvASSAH, Ga, Sept The Morning
News publishes a review Of Sayannahs
trade and commerce for the past twelve
months. showing a total business of sl0a
600 0OO. an increase OF about So 100000 over
the preceding twelve months
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07
Anothar Min-rs, Strike.

PEonTA, I'll. Sept The miners along
the Iowa Central 5od Toledo. Peoria 4
Western railways struck Thursday for an
advance Of ten cents per ton The trouble
IL liable % lead 20 a general strike through
out the Peoria district
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

It's NcTvrr IA sept 3 Ths rss
Nainss street. HzIwsT Company narrow
reurs hcrss-cus' has cicsed = desi bT
wa.sh ftsv purchase tae D-s Aoines
sle.fzIc railway fer sSn. 20 spoe cash
1ae twa srsse-Ds ~.l - consolidated snd
erarafat av .a-trse ~r~ar
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07
Lumber Yard. burned.

vISoNA. MINI. Sept 6-Fire in Laird
Norton & Co 5 lumber yards destroyed p, .
COO GOO feet OF lumber. 1000, COO shingles 4
three story brick warehouse and contents
and other property. Loss. $50, coo, insuT-
ance Sl1S 200
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

n,oaly II uss tc-ezy. s4o~ing thst tns ao-
elr10la1lea kzA oeea gotag On Tor yezEs
- Cosan4 - e1s 81 t1e Y1eussrs - tais
eo4aty. as1 AS 1sed -a L2s Aszns - Aos
ecc4tl4s = great nl4gy years
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07
A Great Gathering OF Rcd msn.

BkLTIxo NJ, Nd, Sept Tho Fres. conn-
I'll Of the United States Improved Order OF
Red Men viii meet In this city ncxt week.
md large gathering O. the members a
expected from al parts of ths c0uatTy.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

yrSvIrx7 Msn Sert 2 Reports from
the Peace river district say prairis ard
bush frss hsvs destroyed - ssrrtss sns
dr'rsn svav ne xsu's hoth ir1portsn
factors n - Intisn food supply
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

BsRLrS. sept f-Princs Bismarck ply
sfciar sss ordered him % abstain for ta-
present from AZ pubic business He is
s1Ieri1z from infamed veias
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

Dv~vrsE ser. s-At ne s-s~ssz p ths
trsces unions congress v-te ~ss rsssn
ucrr ere sd0rrcn ~ tte sght-haar saT.
sni fs rss -s fs-fe,i-sS - 81
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07
pinm onds In MexIco.

CIrT OF MEXICO, Sept TT is rumored
that diamonds are being found in tho State
OF Guerrero. but nothing definite Is known
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07
Prince Raf-rs No More.

Nrw YORK, Sept G-Henry ". Genet,
well known ~ Prince hal' OF the Tweed
rfnr "a dead
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

a horse shoe studded with diamonds and
pearls 10 tho bride. and diamond and
ruby pin to the groom from the Prince Of
Wales
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07
MISS CHAMBERLAIN's MATCH.

The American Beauty Becomes the wife
OF an English Captain.
LONDON Sept 6-Miss Jennie Cham
berlain. second daughter OF Dir. Chamber
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

Ohio Espuouoans 90 Present Their Kan
sss Erethrsn with flag.
ToPExA Kan. sept b-During THE last
Preside .is. campaign ths Hepuh cans 0;
O1io oferod = costly six far 20 the state
polling tho largest Hepaa.ican majority
kansks won lhs tag and Governors Hum
T. 81 srd Eorsksr awe decided - make
the presentation National affair at which
guest from svcrT state tn tho Union viii
he asked ,o participate Ths date FOR the
Trcseotation has no. eesn hxsd
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07
WASN'T BANISHED.
EE DECLARES BE IS NOT IN EXILE.
Ihs Dspsssa President ssss ne lei
h.y1 ~ his S~s Aoo@Ta. @ea BE
s4oss hs Dxsnss - Pal
stop - tie N.r.


Nav NoRx. sept { e-LsgitiUs, ex Pres
cezs Il hsyu. srrlyec 1harsoAy U0rstAg
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07
N NlCLE'S BEHALF.
More Evi@sncs o. Judge Terry
Dangerous Chzr&cEsr.
JUSTICE FIELD IS A BIIsESS
Hs sse@rs Tbss - Hzs sslef he U~Ela
Have Bss1 kllsd - - Eas1y
HID Net tas DeRsly M2E-
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-04

Scratches or cracked heel is caused
by exposure to cold mud, snow, slush
and cold water, in the fall, winter and
spring. The following is good treat
ment: When the animal comes in from
work wipe off the parts as well as pos
sible; bandage with flannel, keep them
warm, and when dry clean thoroughly
with brush, not touching them with
water at ALL Washing with warm water
will do no harm if they be well dried
afterward, but it is safer not to use
water at all. When clean. apply petro-
lima, arnica jelly, carbolic salve, or an
ointment made of lard and pounded
alum in equal parts. Do this when COM
ing in and going out, and if they get
very bad give few days of rest. If
proud flesh appears in the cracks burn
it down with burnt alum. If found nee
essary to rest the animal, give tea
spoonful saltpeter in the feed night and
morning for three or four days.
Never wash the feet and legs in cold
or wet weather, say after Nov. till
April. In warm weather washing in
warm water is good When coming in
from cold slush and mud, clean and dry
the feet and legs thoroughly.-Southern
CultiYator
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-04
CnItIvatIon of r1nshrooms.

Nearly every farm and nursery affords
the conditions necessary to cultivate the
ordinary field mushrooms, such as shell
tered sheds, stables and small hotbeds
for winter cultivation, and melon
patches, cucumber pits, etc.. for sum-
mer culture
Mushroom spawn in "bricks" can be
easily obtained from the seedsmen.
Mushroom beds are easily formed on
the floors of sheds by carrying in the
fresh stable dung, adding to it about
one-fourth of good loan. mixing both
together. pressing firmly down, and let
ting the mass remain about two weeks
untouched. By this time the tempera-
ture will be on the decline, and when it
fails anywhere between so and 60 dogs.
Fahrenheit break the spawn bricks into
pieces two inches square, and plant
twelve inches apart, three inches below
the surface. BY means of any suitable
instrument, beat the mass down firmly,
then add three inches OF good soil and
beat again.
For culinary purposes mushrooms
should generally be allowed growth of
about six weeks, and when gathered
should be carefully cut off with knife.