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Daily Republican., 1889-06-08

The following games were played yes
terday:
At Philadelphia-AthlotIc, 0; Louis
vile, Z.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., IA
Washington, a.
AT Bos on-Boston, o; New York, 4.
At York-York, II; Lancaster, 5.
AT Reading-Reading, 8; Harrisburg, 4.
AT Noristown-N orrsLowD, l6, Young
America, 4.
At Easton- EastSn, IA; Lafayette, 2.
AT DOyer-Doyer, 2; Milford, $.
NorEs.
Philadelphia VS.. Washington again to-
day.
Casey and shriver are announced for
the battery this afternoon.
1t required eleven innings to decide the
Athletic Louisville game.
Two League and one Association game
was postponed on account of rain yestcr-
day.
Tie Athletlc.Loulsvllle game ycster-
day was for the benefit of the Jamestown
sufferers.
Harry Wilht's colts make their last
appearance il Philadelphia today until
July Slh.
Tie Cuban Giants, Reading and Nor
ristawn clubs played games for the benefit
Of Johnstown sufferers yesterday.
Ramsey says he would not lose a game
all season II he had the Athletics to back
him up. STATION wants TO play with
them.
Now that the Philllcs have secured an
o'hcr intl"lder Mailman lie playing great
ball, and Tor the present Ward Will not
be given trial.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-08

THERE seems to be desire on the
part OF some persons TO throw disCredit
on the judges of our court for the man
ner in which they acted in consider
ing the recent applications for license.
IL should however be remembered
that none OF the judges who act on tho
licenses reside in this city or know any
of the applicants, consequently they
have to be guided by the testimony
and where, as was the case in several
instances, ii Is conflicting by the credi-
b.lity of the witnesses. This is the
only means the judges have Of determ-
lining these cases, and that is why we
advocated long ugo the talking OF the
entire business out OF their hands, and
placing it with q commission Of our
own citizens. The judges wish to do
right in this mslter but no one out.
side of themselves have any idea of the
pressure that is brought to bear upon
them, OF the annoyance to which they
are subjected during the time thoy
have the applications under considera.
ton. Their object in considering the
cases openly was to give every one a
fair chance, and their course has met
with general approval.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-08
PREPARED ADHESIVE
EWASH,

MIXED in minutes ready for use.
ANYBODY can apply il.
Pure materials only are used In This
preparation. 1t is in n paste form sim-
ply needing to be thinned with water to
prepare for use. NOTHING PoisoNoUs
USED IN THE COMPOSITION.
Pure White and colors.
Can be applied with the greatest ease
and facility, and when dry will present
n smooth, rich and even surface, which
WILL NOT RUB OR SCALE FROM THE
WALL.
THIS wHITEwASU POSSESSES STRONG
DlsINFECTING PROPERTIES, and can be
eiiectually used in cleansing and rem
dering healthfbl the walls of apartments
impregnatcd with the germs OF disease.
RoAClIEs, Ants Flies, Moth, etc., do
not like it and will leave walls or rooms
where the whitewash is applied.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-08

at about half. All OF these
goods are Of the qualities
we call best. You know
what that means.
Ne ne0sr heard Of sucA
Prices on goods Of these
grades 6efore.
Southwest of centre.
Clothing for Men and
Boys is about as we'll as we
would have it. II a suit
isn't squarely up to the
new mark we'll tell you.
Thirteenth and Market streets.
Worth being quick for:
Mems Flannel Shirts, Soc.
Mems Cheviot Shirts, SOC.
Mems Suspenders, 121c.
Silk Teck Scaris, 25c.
The same sort of goipgs
on all through Mems Fur.
nlshings.
Middle Market street entrance.
Too many Parasols; not
here but with the makers.
And SO 1t came about that q
very unusual opportunity ri.
pened.
Choicest Parasols in the
market at less than cost.
81 kinds for 81; $25 kinds
for SI2. Same rates for
about a dozen grades be-
tween.
Canopy and flat tops.
In plaids, up -and-down
and roundabout stripes, fig
ures, shaded effects and
plain colors. All the new
est materials of the season.
Handles as long and as
curiously conyoluted as tine
law allows.
They're worth looking at.
II you have a .Pa.asol desire
you won't stop with look
ing.
Chestnut street side, west ofMain aisle.
Mrn's IS Calf Wauken-
phasts, French toe, at'$5. All
sizes and widths.
Market street front, west of main aisle.
JOHN WAvAMAKER
Daily Republican., 1889-06-08
SOME CHOICE
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE

y. +. Cor. Eighth and Erooue streets
11NIl5.
Washington between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth, jDNlt6.
Franklin between Ninth ana Tenth, COX
ll5
y W. Cor sixth and French. 20. Gx51.
:. +. Cor. Franklin and oak, ltON -.
SnHllcrO-~ avenue between Lincoln and
utun, IiXlil.
y. w. cor. Fourth and Rodney, G7xq1.
south side sixth between Jackson and
Van Buren,, lSAl4s.
Cor. Tulip Hhd Dupont, 70N9o
West side Market between Twcuty-siXth
and Twcnty-scveuh, l2DNliT.
htlpiB uNcuue near Rodney, jnAlyJ.
". tItth near Harrison, 9jNl1s.
". sixth near jackson, 3-Nl4s.
Lowering avenue and Franklin. nixlOr
T@oithhclwccu Lombard and PINE Is NsO
Cor. ruut and Rodney, isN2J1.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-08

preparations to rebuild, but 1t is proba-
BILE they will profit by this lesson and
discard wood for something more sub.
stantial in constructing their new city.
1t is not yet known whether or not
help is needed. but If it is we are GER
tain that Notwithstanding the heavy
drain for the Johnstown sufferers, the
people all over the country will re-
spond promptly and literally.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-08

PHILADELPHIA. Saturday. June 5, 1852,
Little more than a wh,s-
per of the Black AL wool
Challis at Csc on Thursday.
A day did for all we had.
Apparently enough now for
another day.
Creams too. A little lot
Of them They'd be quick
at 37kc. We keep tn
price at 25c just the same.
These Caallis are all per
fectly fresh, new goods, right
off the looms. Very differ
ent from the patches two OF
thr ee years old. shopworn
and tender, that re some
times held up 10 you as bar,
gains
Daily Republican., 1889-06-08

If You have not paid your taxes 20
at once and do SO. DO not dcuy 1t
from day to day, and week To week,
until al last you are returned as an
error and disirauChised. The election
IL November, 1850, will he one OF The
nost important ever held in this State,
and every k,pubiican should see that
he is pr, perry qualified to vote. That
tan be done by paying the tax now,
and II Is no more hardship TO pay il at
once, thau it will lie In II month or two
tom now The collectors Luvu plenty
OF time al present. and this should he
improved 10y every one who wishes 10
vote in 1880 calling upon them, With
out delay. 4 Governor, Congress
man, members Of the Levy Count, u
sheriff and coroner are Ia be elected in
1899, and il the Republicans viii Only
pay their tux and vote, we can cleci
every one OF these officers. . here is
prize worth striving for. and if tit
Republicans do Lot secure it II is E.Gfl
own fault Let every one pay his iul
and that at once, or he may miss lht
chance OF voting at the next election
Daily Republican., 1889-06-08

There Isu'r a weak spot
in Trimmed Millinery. The
latest Hat kinks are turning
Up theIe every day. An all.
the-tIme tl5od Of freshness
and brightness.
Light and dainty Lace
Has and the fluffy, cloud
ike Ltwn Hats give charm
ing s. mblance with the
least p1. sible a substance.
/ ]auntler still a,e the nobby
Y4cht IIA.s.
OF the songh,and-.umb'e
easy, brelzy, Outing Has.
a nuiti'uae Of catchy shapes.
, Koock ,ahouts in Ill colcrs
) and oldest effects.
IhEea shapes from the
. Cait rtn'R Conner. Rose
, bud g. ll-," "Sea Bird"
!, The I,,fa lit. Size OF
E bfim is t.aa point of differ.
= encp. twenty other shapes
c almost as saucy,
1. Rough-and-Readys arc
rarely ripe.
o So are Leghorns-for
r from littlcst tot to mamma.
{ Thirteenth street. side north from CAest
e nut Street.
;, Hamburg Flouncings.
r The sensation line rum
9 into them to-day. Taking
e the whole OF a big lot lett
"a us pass the finest 45-lncf
Ct goods to you at less thai
IL IL the price OF common, scraw
at ly kinds.
Sc Sc Catch the drift by wha
m you save on one sort: Fin
or o, Swiss, hemstitched and rich
TX ly embroidered; a grade tina
ut you'd think cheap at Sl,5C
Tie bytce is 81.
in in Ten patterns CT Is inc
e, Scalloped Flouncin3s are i
b. the same bost-only NOR
in sc-$t75 TO 81; $I.45 t
n 90c, and the like.
IN So are six designs Sin ~
aIig inch Embroidered Flounc
IS, ings.
q 4. A CARLOAD of Nainsoo
ug Enbroideries, 4 to 8 niche
Daily Republican., 1889-06-08
1918 CHESTNUT ct
Opposite Wanamaker's,

which we expect to occupy In about ten
dave.
We propose starting our new quar-
tiers with new goods and new ideas.
Our present stock at 1924 CIIESTN L
ST. will go at cost. Our Wilmington
store must help us dispose of the Phila-
delphia stock, and we can therefore offer
you some rare bargains for the next ten
days.
This is not sale of inferior or shop
worn goods, and we can safely assert
that you will never have another such
opportunity.
RENENBER-At Cost for tho next
TEN days.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-08

BIS hay is now faur dollars a ton lower
at MIR. David Applehy's hay market, than
It has been for most of the current year
Fou teen years OF business in SELL z
loose hay AID straw is Mr.. Applcby S
claim for keeping right on in the same
line. Now is the time to lag in stock
while IL is so cheap
Daily Republican., 1889-06-08
Russell, MIssimeI & Co.,
sos MARKET STR EET.


Wilmington & Northern IL. It.
Time table in enecL May 18th, 1851. Trains
leave Wilmington Wrench street, a. follows:
For Reading, BirdsboIo, Joanna, SPRING
reid, HayneabnrR Junction, Manor ,PottsViile,
Tamaqua, Allentown, Lebanon, Werners.
Reading .: r., 1850 =. M, 2. ID and 4. 50 y. m.
For springfield, Waynesburg Junction,
Ford and Dupont's and lnternediSto points,
!. 90 a. m, 2. IA, 40 and 8. Up. m.
For Coateayille and intermediate points ri
100 q. m, 2. o. 4, so and s. 10 %, IN,
For West Chester, 100 g. M, slo' A'boan d
daily except Saturday and sunday.
For New Bridge aud intermediate points
| e.T p. m. and on Saturday only At 6.l7 AND
". ID p. m.
On sunday for Reading and intermediAt.
points, at so q. m, and for Springfield and
| intermediate points At $50 p. m.
| A. q. McCAUSLAND, SUWNISB BRIGGS,
| Superintendent Gen Pass. Ag't.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-08

= Express trains.
NEwI ORR, week dpys,s2 IA, sos. Il o. SO %
a. M. ~ Os, - Is, 10 Us, II 4Gp. m. 49,
NEW ok, sundays, s2l3 u O5 n m
sllOS. SAYS, - Us, al Al U. m. '''
PutLAprLrHIA, week days - 49, - o. G o.,
80, IS, Is so, 900, 40 20. 10 af a M,
~ 0S, 90, - 81, 800, ilU, 40 Us, b25. GIG
~ AZ, 7 % S 50, ~ 81 D. IN.
puILApELrHIA Sunduys,t 80 49, - O5 q 30 755
GU5, 10 - n M. az Us, 10, v2iS, Boo. 4 10,
- US, u q TO- az 4G, SO ~ ~ ~ IN,
CHESTER, week dnys,'2 l3, -7O5. q o., q 30,
7hi, - 80, 90, .lU 20, 10 ~ a. M. 'i2Us'
100, - 3, 800, ! TO- sos, 525 10, sC43.
| 7uj, 5 -, - 81 p. m.
CHESTER, Sundays, % 10, = o., 6 5o,7 80. O5,
10 ~, n. m, 'l2 ", 10, s23-, 800, 4 TO-
70 Us, 8 y, G'lO, 'Gt,; SIS, - 81 y. m, AZ
WEST BOUND.
| BALTIMORE AND WAsuINGToE, 81 30 vs. 40
| III ~ n. m, 2ij, u ii, - TO- IS o. All
| duly;G ~ 4. M, ~ rs u. M daily, excrpi
sunday.
iillapurs = A6 Il. mi 10 10 p. m; both
ui, ,,HE,,..,., ,.c 49,,
Daily Republican., 1889-06-08

COP bless the children, they feel
and understand thrt other children are
suffering, and their hearts are touched
with sympathy, 60 they are doing
everything in their power for their re.
lief. One dear little toy put his last
five cent piece in the box in front of
the First National Bank the other day,
and another sent his gum boots, while
still another sent his Sunday clothes,
and was content 10 do the best lie
could with his others. Another little
fellow started out with a jug to collect
what he could yesterday and although
some of those on whom he called hurt
his feelings by telling him that they
guessed he wanted The money for him
self, he succeeded in raising dollar
which he handed in this morning
Other children are still doing the same,
and we do hope that they will not
meet with the insults this little fellow
did. The children are honest in this
matter and ii it 10 only penny or two
1t helps to swell their fund and they
are thankful for It, So give them a
little help and kind word and YOU
may be sure that it will be appreciated.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-08

AND NOW the great calamity in
Pennsylvania is followed by one in
Washington Territory, and Seattle,
one OF the most flour.sAing cities q H.
far northwest is in ruIus. FoItGu.
Rtely the destruction OF property in
this instance Was not attended with
much, if any loss OF life. Almost all
the buildings Here Of wood, and when
the fire once got started everything
fell before it, and The total loss is esti-
mated at SEQ. 600. eco. The citizens,
with the same enterprise which origi.
Dally actuated them TO found this
hourishing city, are already making
Daily Republican., 1889-06-08
At COST FOR TEN DAYS,

Our rapidly increasing business In
Philadelphia has necessitated the secur.
ing OF larger quarters. We have leased
the build ng
Daily Republican., 1889-06-08
Philadelphia Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad,


Trains will leave Wilmington as fnlIovvs
PhnsdelphIa (express,, L 252. .nss,,,o
see sl3 W. 100, 100, il - ii 81 a. NJ, ia Il
4S IA 10 81, "a "a g o. . - i = = NJ SAa.'
AZ 4, u il q ii Ia. u. nh "a "a "a sS & s md
1s'o V E oq Az 9o,, y: :: 20 10 ,e ol
q IA ~. ~. - * ~ sSs = n, Z
For West Chester, va Ismos,n. TO and
$40 a, M, AS and coop. N,
Bailimsrs and iltegnsdists stations, 10 I.a.
R. ~ % e ana ndf Bay 4 Y Linz Msf'
IN BS q and wss9inGtonL tM eoi oil.
4 az \ g. On n N o. snd = ~ as S
Trslns Tor Delaware Division leave TOR:
Es" castle, 49, q q. =: m, 1885 2sh aSo,
Seorgetown and Lewes, ~ a, m, 50 D. ~.
a Iar11u ie o5p nn 80 p; M station. fm
EIDrsss fSr p BR.;rrrpiinEtou, . so p. m. Wa,
E XXI x Tor = bower. Harrington. and Del.
"kkT ~. l I.,,L N isin a 80 a. m,
kInreIs Tor Saps CharieH. Old Point Cor.
iort, and Norfolk. no Might.
Leave phnsdeIphia, broad Street. for VII.
Il, IS iiH i. il 9 a. ~ 4 "a D. so s
ts9 8 %. b2l. q go. COZ, 657, i'm. Ii 80,
Aocomn odation, srS 1923, a. ~, rs izs
2 70, an, IN SIS zoos 1910. ana Ii IS p,n,
! 81 NDAl TRAINS,
loI fhllAdelphiA (expressl Z 90. 262, go 700
~, II ol a. m, n, x, q 0s Sud 10 20 n, m
Ae99 ~ ~ ~ odatlon, 10 q. m, 1910, Ia, 10
| y, ~ " and 10 IS p. m
x lVI Shestes !eLPressL 1000 10, IL 81 N,
IAceommodstion, sis M. 1910. IS. 40
ror New YORK ts1prsss), 2 90, 2sa 4 20, 700,
ns, II ela. m, II 10, 2 n, bSS' 'oss. 2 % and
~ ri S e Chester, vi. LAmOhin, tisA m.
for Ospe QhaIles, Old Point Comfort ane
Fof New Gastiei Kirkwood, Niddletown,
| CLAYTON. Dover, Ecltpn, Harrington, kridge
vile, Seaford, LeuTeI and Delmar, II % hight
baltimore and Washington, 4i6, . o., 10 II
am, IL %, ! 81, % 80, - COP. ". and u 4
Might baltimore, g. p m. and IL ID Night
Leave Philadelphia, Rroad street, for Til
minEton Cexpressl, 49,, 7.2l. PIN. MS A
NJ, D., b.0e, 's42, 60, 6. 4, lilo, II. 80 an
hecommodation, {. as, 10. "a A, NJ. lanzo,
$40, SIS, 10. 4U and II 2sP. ".
For further Information, passengers are re
ferred TO the ticket once AZ fhe station.
Trains marked TINS 81 ara tmited eTpres
cpou which extra ARE IL CHARGED.
CHAS, 4. PU9H, ]. X. WOOD
seasrsi Msnaasr General Passenger Az
Daily Republican., 1889-06-08
Large Mems Suits.

We have a great many
Suits for large men,
sizes 10 and AZ, which
we have marked away
down to close them
out. The other sizes
have all been sold, and
ss we have only these
SIZES we want to close
out the lots. This
would be a splendid
chance Tor the m an
who wanted the Big
eest Boots in the Box
that he would get more
for mis- money" but ii
they fit you you not on
ly get the largest sizes,
but lower prices. Our
Custom Department
offers some choice
stS les at reduced pri-
ces We've been busy
and want to keep it W
to reduce stock for i'm.
propements.
JAS. T. MULLIY & son
Tailors, 9th & Market
Clothier5, Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-08

q
AN 7 !
WE HAVE
LAVA FLOOR PAINT

That will cover well and dry HARD
OVER NIGHT. They withstand exposure
TO weather and the wear of washing,
hence are especially applicable for Piazza
and Kitchen Floors.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-08
DR.. HIEsTERFELD
susoUTH FOURTH ST., PHILA.. PA.

Thirty years practice In the special disease
OF both sexes. No one need to suffer who con
ldeHtially cOnsults me, no matter how lonp
and what disease 1t Is. cure It by using my
remedy from to 6 weeks; II not, Will return
their money. Patleuts who have no home car
have board with small account Hours to
and W. m. BundaYssto2. f5-5mf
Daily Republican., 1889-06-08

& OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Schedule in effect May l., lss9.
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. DEPOT.
EAST BOUND.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-08
IIXECUloKs SALE
IL or
REAL ESTATE,
TRUSTEES SALE

ny virtue Of q power contained I'm rp i,,.
VIII and testament Of John rranna,, n
County Court House, in the city OF Wur',ngss
ton, Delaware, on '''''s
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18th, a. -, ia
at2 O'Clock y. m,
the following described real estate Of tle.sri
John BranuHn, deceased, VIZ: '''
Al that certain farm, plantation ur tractof
land with two-story and II hair stone n1iss
and other buildings thereon erected, s'utir
iu Chrlstiann Hundred, county Ainfp.,i
about one mile distant fInn Nj. Cuba ,i'
Joining lands Of Otley Vernon, Peter FT.loT.
lex, Patrick Doughefty aud others, y0ni,1.
ing siEty-oight acres of land more or ipt.
AttendAnc" viii be given and term. 4 ala
known al the llnie and place AFORESAID hy
SA NuFI. :. JOHNSON, FKpcntor.
or by J. FRAN X BlHGS, Ills AttUrntt,
WIN. A. HuklLL, AuGtionrus.
ut2..guI-ttl-3ty
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-07-11

For some time past it was noted
that blooded COW owned by August
Tischaefer, Of Palmyra, rapidly
failed IN her milk supply. A day or
two since it was discovered she bad
adopted and was sucking three
half.grown pigs that pastured with
her. She exhibited great fondness
for her fostered children-caressing
them with her tongue, while eyl-
IDENTIFY enjoying their attentions
Darlington Republican.
LAST week drove about 50 miles
into Wisconsin,, and came home be
lieving that my farm is just where
| want it To- be. Oats look good all
over. Meadows light, pastures and
stock poor, corn small and yellow.
w. Lauyon and some others have
some splendid Shire and Clyde
horses al Belmont; there arc also
some fifteen or sixteen beauties at
Mineral Point. Those horses weigh
from II 10 - hundred; one Of them
took the prize at Chicago last No
verlbcr. Did not see a Norman.
Quite number Of farmer, at the
Point aud beyond are going into
da.rin,. Cheese factories are
scattered all through that region;
price Al tlo factory S cents per b.,
ana the quality Is excellent They
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-07-11
H0SKINGS
Photographic Gallery
Mineral Point, - Wisconsin.

LOVER PRIDEAUEs DRUG sro3Ea-
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-12-07
Captured f., IN H,crnau,.

4 West Point, Neb.. special TO tho
Denver Republican says:
This town WIS captured hy al
elephant carly last Thursiiy morning.
aud It was not uatil after four hours
fight that the animal WIS subiucd. Tht
elephant came In on freight train.
consigned TO SOuncheli3in " Valentine,
who intended TO use II for advcrtisir z
purposes. but when 500 freight bill
was presented they refused to accept
the goods. The railroad agent there
upon tclcgraphed to Omaha Tor instruc.
,ions. and while he was awaiting an
answer the elephant broke loose aud
started up the principal street.
The animal first guited n livery stable
and then crossed the street. knocking in
the entire glass front OF Brown Bro
thers' new block. 1t then turned its at
tention to Drapos' drug store. crushing
in the side of the building and doing u
large amount of damage.
ijy this time the police lad secured a
coil of rope with which they captured
the elephant. and with the aid of the en-
tire population OF the city the brute
was dragged back to the depot a large
force of men Is now employed guarding
the animal until orders are received
from the Union Pacific headquarters.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-12-07

Judge kndg.arn lt-t Saturday renal
cJrd his decision 10 tie celebrated M1r
,non cas- la which hc hcli that no alici
who Is Marni0n /, nt prfsru To b,
male citizen u the uaiici STATED
Tie opinion covers f,giy.-.x Iagys oi
typewriter matter. nnd ihr judge Gun
aumcsl over sn houg in IT, reading. Tie
cugTt room was crowded With svcrta.
tors composed principally ~ leading
imemhSD 81 tls har, iur'rli-: chirI
Justice Zsue. cy lfsi.e0 uf iE- .rrrmt
Court Judd, aUi maag iaI,a ml
wealthy Gvrtli' merchant There
were l'u, :cw NlIHuUr prsau', and
only pirt ul tr.r aI,Yurs1 ~ w1'
cyiicutly in ihyir minds a fHHs ug rIH
c!nsion a. 10 h1w tho judge would
decide. Tho court ROOM yuas u.ii
app.ai1c NJ tie clpsg ot tbs reading U.
the opinion. aud Grn,ilcs gathered on
the street coTnpfa ail day shaking
hands.
There Is general juhIlatipn among thc
Gen;iiea over Judge AudurluH dcCi.
sion. victory next February D. regard
c'l certain now. MS the Mormon church
cannot recover from the blow nui he
appeal TO the United States supreme
Court b. reached. u made. before April.
The church was running iu Foreigners
hy cnr loads flr naturalization. All
this is stopped. THO MJuu,Is are yyul
bitter, tut helpless.
Real estate IS stronger and tie gen.
crai feeling IN Gou,ilo business circles
Is better C1HldrHc" among ElsiUm
investors is much Increased.
Tho decision was received with cN.
pTcssions Of Joy by the GcniI.cs In
ogden. The Mnrmons In that city tool,
the crushing blow very badly aud could
not Ind terms vile enough In which Ia
express their opinion OF the Judge and
all concerned in the prosecution.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-12-07
THE FIERY FiEnD.
fatai ana D.sassrsu, wires Ia 7fi"ne'
apoiis aud Moston-rhs "J!.n IL
~ with the norniou..


4 Minneapolis special To the Denver
News of the s0th ult., says one of thu
most horrible holocausts which cyei
happened in this city took place last
evening. AT i0:9J o'clock an alarm OF
lire was turned on and il was soon
known that the Tribune building wa,
on lire. This is a tall seyen-s,nry build
ing occupied almost wholly by printing
Offices. In u short time the flames Were
bursting through the roof and the win
dows OF the upper stories. The lire de-
pailnent was promptly on the ground,
but were powerless 10 stay the flames.
Now came u scene that stout men
turn from in horror, one that frOza III,
blood OF the thousands who booked hui
were powerless To save. Faces white
with terror were ssen nj the upper Win
dawA. -plteous crt-s fer help an,
shrI@ks Of agony iilci tio air. Tn,
longest ladders hardly reached la the
iifth-s,ory windows. This danes at the
very Inst seized on the elevator aud N,
only stairway and all means Of exit
from the upper stories were cut of es'
ccpiing one lire escape at the corner ol
the building. This afforded = means nI
escape 10 a number hut many were cut
OF FROM tins by tho iiames.
some men Were seen 10 leave thr
building by means o. telephone wires,
They went fifteen or twenty feet hand
over hand and then dropped and w-gt
crushed ont of lii seinblaner Ia human,
iIy, Three others jumped from The
windows ncaT the same place and wcrr
Instantly killed. one P5Ir wretch IN
the upper window WAS seen IN his dies
pcrIiion To place u revolver to his head
and lire aud fall backwards into the
hamcA The llirrmrn d.i everything
possible. hui most of tlic doomed men
hrin, ln the sixth and seventh slourf
were ont uf reach nnl iit;lc could ~
done for ticm. Oac man jumped from
the seventh story on tic First ayouut
side and was crushed io n pulp.
The following are among the victims
james /, igp-, assistant press opry.
atnr; Walter T.. Miles. assistant pT1a
agent; ". II. M.llmau, commercial
editor; Jerry J"ukinham. cpinlnllgor
Robert IeCutuhr1a, c1mPn,iinF; rrof'
eesnr Edward Olson, IcfmiliiUn, Da'
kuiI: Milton l'.ck q, reporter.
live ur six people agc reported mio.
ing. Several people. ag0 reported aI
having committed suicide rather than
.ndur, ;iir tnl,uTrt u ihr fumes.