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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-01-23

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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-01-23

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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-01-23

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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-01-23

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, 1889-09-07
Translation
Publication.

SPT is hereby made known, that
$0pursuant to Ordinance dated the
10Th August 1874 it has been an
nounced to me, that Mr.. ROBERT
l.. MERWIN during his absence
from this Island has, according to
power Of Attorney dated the 18th
January 1886, from the firm
ARMSTRO NG & CO., substituted
MI. ROBERT ARMSTRONG and
MI. GEORGE r. BISHOP to act
jointly or ~severally as Attorneys to
said firm.
Frederiksted's Police Office the 9th
August 1889.
r. PETERSEN.
, 1889-09-07
Is published Ererg
"wednesday cc Saturday.

Is published Erery
"Wednesday cc Saturday.
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g dollars per annurn, payable halfyearly
in advance.
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approved by Government 96th June
For an advertisement of 8 lines or under, I to 3 inser.
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For one to three subsequent insertions the half amount Of
these charges viii be made.
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this Office on Tuesdays &c Fridays not later than
one O'CLOCK p. IN. The postage on letters 10
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or NO notice will be taken of them.
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be wishful to advertise yearly, ~halfyearll, or quarterly.
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to anonymous communications; every article must be
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security and it must be distinctly understood that when a
communication is inserted, the editor does not therefore
necessarily agree with the opinions expressed by the writer.
scripts. Manuscript matter must be written only on one
ide of tho paper.
JOB PRINTING s6d'G dsspat It this Office with n0''n'''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02
WATERMAN.

Mr. Higgins presented petition from James
W. Shields for a waler-mAin on Twenty second
street from Leigh 70 Church liiil avenue. Re-
ferred 10 the Committee On Water.
NIGHT SCHOOL FOR C0LORED CHILDREN.
Mr. Hayes (colored) offered a resolution that
tho School Board be directed 70 open as soon as
possible q nlght-school for colOred children az
eithor Moore or Baker school Adopted.
PROPOSED LIcENsE.TAx FOR BAGGAGE.cAR>
RIERs.
Mr.. Campbell offered resolution that the City
AT orney be directed 70 prepare an ordinance to
require license Of carriers OF baggage 70 and
from the depo.s Adopted.
Adjourned al 9g5 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02
nopdnvinthe Police Couyt.

The docket in tho Police Court yesterday
morning was light for Monday It covered six
pages OF foolscap paper. but most Of tho cases
were OF trifiing character. The following were
tho most important ones:
A. l. Tyler. driver OF car on tho Marshall
Street line, was charged with running his car
over aud inluring Eddie Terrell, infant son OF
Ann z. Terrell, at the corner Of sixth and Mar
shall streets. A letter was read from Mrs. Ter
rell 10 tLo President OF tile sUoei-car company,
saying that shs thought the occurrence was en-
TREY accidental. and asking that Mr.. Tyler.
whom she exOuersted from all blame, be re-
toinsl Ia his position. The boy WAS not very
badly hurt, aud II was conclusive from the eyi-
dsnce that 1t was purely accidental The case
was dism lssed.
John BOwe (coloredl, interfering With Police
man John A. Priddy in the discharge of his duty.
Fined s. spd costs.
Mann Lewis and william lewis both coloredl,
stealing eight dozen eggs from William Z.
Tucker. Continued until April "a.
Randolph stewart tcOloredl, charged with un-
lawful gaming. Fined s. and costs for disorder
ly conduct
John Harris tcolorsd). dlsorderly and creating
disturbance in the har-room OF David Peter
son. Fined s. and costs.
Augustus Herbert James Henderson (colorei).
Rosa Richardson lcolored) and Daniel Selly were
fiusd s. and costs each for beng drunk on the
SabLath.
John Il. wingneId tcoIored), suspicious cha
racter aud yagr2nt Security required for thirty
days in the sum Of $i00.
Lizzie Hemmennaa (coloredl, fighting n the
street Fined g. and costa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02
BOILER BURSTS.
SIX .Ey BADLY WOUNDED IN CARO-
LfHE COUNTY.
The Mil Complete wreck-A Remarkable
Series of storms-Iargs
Hail-stopes.
,srsc,al ,e,err,m n Do pIsn,,,s.

B0wLiSo GREEN. Va. April The boiier ~
Mr.. II. Z. Csyncr's ssw-mlli. situated near ficf-
adec's Crossroads. aUout six miles bei0s This
place. burst this morning, woUntinf two ghiis
and four of the colored employees severely, b.
sides destroying the mill. shelter. aai the shan
ties entirely. Ono OF the men VAS blown 40
fset Tho following IL list of the wounded
Shagespears NArmaduke (xhite). badly scsld-
"a Phil. Broa6dus lwhitel. cut on mo healf:
Huuter Baylor tcolorsdi, left les broken 10 three
places. shoulder and arm crushed, and tally
scsided: Joe shepherd tc9loredl, snkio broken
and scaidcd; lewis Washington icolorodA f're-
head crushed aud left side mashed Willie Rates
lroiored). scsidcd about The head. The mill "a
complete wreck.
We had been having suc'esslon OF thunfer
clouds tnls eveDing from about hall pest
o'clock. and Al O'clock tetrioc hai-sfotm
burst upon us. preceded by vary loud peal ot
thunder lasting for about o minute. Tho hall.
stones we're OF enormous SIZE. A grest portion
OF ihsn we're larger than pigeons egr> AZ sooa
~ the hail ceased the ratn poured down IA tor
rents for tventy minutes Is - seldom NO have
such = storm in tho heigeth Of summon and
have never seen such large pieces Of hall q,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02
AniIsEnsfituIed.

The following suits we're instituted in tho City
Circuit Court yesterday:
James Hays against J. L. Slaughter for $1,000
for alleged malicious prosecution The deciarA-
tion sets forth the fact that on The Atn OF Ne pte-
Der last the defenGant appeared before justice
OF the peace m King William county aud swore
out a warrant charging the plaintiff with steal
ing one lot OF railroad-ties; that the plainun.
who vas acquitted, was imprisoned or Ia the
custody OF peace officer for ths period OF one
aay For this he brings his suit
j. J Allen against j. B. Moore Tor S2,OOQ Iho
allegations In this case are that the plaintiu,
who is a farmer residing al Amelia Courtho use.
10 1855 through the defendant placed $4,000 on
MIA crop OF tobacco; that ihere was verbal
agreement between Mr.. Moore and the plaintn
tbst in the event OF tho failure OF toe insurance
company the former WAS 70 notify the latter
that the defendant did not act Ia accordance
with this understanding. and Allen only learned
after the burning Of his tooaoco that the insu-
rance company was insolyenI The plAintn
further claims that Mr.. Moore Docano RESPONSE
bic for the amount OF tbs policy when he did
MOI inform Allen ~ the company's failure. The
case promises 10 DO very interesting one to tn
snrance people. Messrs. John A. Gilis and
Farrar & soathall. all Of Amelia. are counsel
40 rhe Dotroit bank OF Frankfort, KY. against
Theodore +. Taylor and Wills N. Parrish for
C 4. Redford against It. }. Corbin for $500.
No cases we're tried In this court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02
1T WAS ACCIDENTAL
Application for n Hequisition Re
fused-Other Capitol Notes.

Governor Ice was busilY engaged yesterday
attending to his great mass OF correspondence
which had accumulated during his absence in
Cuba and Florida.
The Governor refused the application Of Com
monwealth'sAttorney /. NJ. Nance. OF Charles
City county, 10 issue q roquisiiion upon the
Governor Of Mary land for Captain J05eph De-
lano, who IS charged with shooting ana killing
a little nve-year old daughter Of J. W. Brock
we'll lcOlored). The Governor refused 20
issue the requisitiOn on the ground
that the circumstances attending the kill
ing showed that II was accidental DeanO
is captain OF tug-bOat Of tho American Dredg-
ing Company. and when passing down James
river, about ten days ago, nrei bis rife at some
ducks. Tho ball passed through ths house OF
BrocsFell. killing his little Child. Delano did
not know OF tue accident until his arrival In Bal
tmore, when he was arrested. Commonwealth
Attorney Nance telegraphod the Baltimore AL
thoriues yesterday 70 relesse the prisoner.
delegates James Hay, Of Madison county I'd
ward EchOls Of SiauniOn, and State-Senator l.
NJ. Nance OF Charles City, we're at the Capitol
yesterday,
The Governor yesterday appointed DR.. /. ID.
Winston a member OF the Medical Examining
Board for the Third congressional district rice
Or. j. 3. ID. Cullen, resigned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02
NInHr scnooL FoR cOLOREp cHMDREN.
GRAND JURY SESSION.
A Number or True Bills OF fndtct-
u,ent-f.aiI Bond Forfeited.

A Number OF True Bills OF Endiet-
ment-EaI Bond Forfeited.
Tho April term Of tho Hastings Court began
yesterday
Tho grand 1ury-Mr. Montgomery West, fore
man-iound tho following true bills Of indict-
mont:
George Anderson, fer sssGulting, striking. aud
Woundine Samuei scott
James Bowen. for assaultng. striking, beat
ing. and killing Summerlod oimcoo.
Solomon Cnapaul. for breaking into the store
house Of Solomon Joel and stealing sundfy artl-
cies OF the value OF tlb23.
same for breaking into the dwelling house OF
Lewis Bernstein, with intent 70 commit lar
coDy.
house OF Charles \. Berrian and stealing cigars
70 tho value OF sll.3l
WashinRton Miller. for breaking into tho
dwelling house OF II. j. Williams and stealing
one overc0at OF the value OF $40.
James b. Mullen, for ssssalung Amanda r.
Bullock
samo, for asssulting and wounding X. NJ
Begby.
Robert Smith aud Mary Thomas, for assault
ing with intent TO kill Catherine Gaines.
William Terry, for breaking into tho store
house OF s. A. Moles with intent TO commits q lar
ceny.
II. Howard.
John Thomas, for assanlting. cutting. and
woundipg Robert Russell.
Charles White, for sssaulting, cutting. and
wounding James Brown.
John VsnAbis, for breaking into the store
house Of NJ. Barker and stealing sundry articles
Of the yaiue Of $40
John Collins for resisting and assaulting Po-
hceman G. w. Saunder.
Lee Faudrse, for resisting and assaulting Po-
liceman w. II. Baker
Thomas Mccann. for resisting and assaulting
Policeman Saunders.
Maurice McCAnn, for resisting and assault
ing Policeman Saunders.
John Mahony, for resisting and assaulting Po-
iiceman Saunders
In the following indictments tho jury did not
nnd true bills
Howard Brooks. for assaulting with intent 10
kill James Cgyanaugh.
y. A. holes, for maliciousy shooting with In
tent 70 kill William Terry.
Charles r. etraus, for maliciously shooting az
Charles X Sampson with intent 70 Kill.
j. l. hOring. for carrying on the buHiness oil
real estate agent without license.
J. w. johnson (coioredl. who was oailed by the
Police Justice to appear before the Husnngs
Court yesterday, charged with conducting a
game OF policy. failed 10 put In appearance, and
Judge Wiz declared the ball-bond forfeited and
ordered Judgment 10 bs entered against Isaac
w. Carter, JohRsonis bondsm1n, for $500. the
amount Of the bond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02
parsanai. ann Rrsef..

Mr.. ". j. Hilton. Of wos. Point. is as the Hotel
Dodson-
Senator Jsmes N stubba. of Gloucester. is q.
the Exchange.
The Grays will have competitive company
drill Friday night
Miss Katie J. Johnson returned homo yester-
day from a visit 30 Washington.
AIss Msnnah Hutzier entertained number
Of friends sunday evening with sdelisntfai Kof-
fec klotcn.
The Savings Bank OF Richmond commenced
husiness under very favorable auspices yestor-
dag. A good number Of deposits were received.
The funeral OF Mr. John w. Gathright, who
died at his home In Henrco county saturday
evening at o'clock after brief Illness, took
place from his late resideace at II o'clock yes
to-day mofning and was attended BY o number
OF persons from Richmond.
Me.sIs. Julius straus. A. Gunst, Joseph l.
Levy. and hyer Cohrn have returned from es-
vennsh and Atlanta. whore they went "a
delegates 70 The convention Of Dnxics Lodge. No.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02
They Come Out victors I'm fhe second
Contest with Detroit

The Richmond team gave the Detroits quite a
surprise yesterday afternoon in one OF the 1nest
exhibitions OF -playing eyor soeu In this city.
The victory Of the local club largely due to the
excellent battery work OF O'Rouke and Luck.
o'Rouse especially distinguished himself. allow
log the visitors to score but three hits OH bis do
livery.
Tho game was beautifully played throughout,
not an error being charged 20 the Richmonds
and but three 10 the Detroits. The batting OF
OiRouge and Powell was one OF the features OF The
contest "Captatn Nash deserves great credit
for this victory. a. he. Glenn, and Powell. with
the aid OF six amateur players, defeated one II
the strongest OF the International League clubs.
There will be another game this afternoon,
and she same teams viii conteB. again. This will
be the last chance Of seeing these clubs play. aud
as each one hes victory 10 It's credit to-days
game will be the deciding one, and II Il hoped
they viii be greeted by largo crowd III these
games are patronZ0d as they should be there
Is movement on foot 10 put permanent club
here to represen5 this city In tse association or
Atlantic league.
Below Is the score:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02
AIRS. WINsLOW'S SOOTHING
WI SYRUP

Rev. sJiyanus Cobb mus writes In tbs Bostoa
Christian FysSHdn. We would by 10 means rs-
commend any Kind Of medicine which va did
not know 10 10 good-psrucolsriy for infant>
But of Mrs winslons soothins-syrup vo eau
speak from knowledge In our swn family 10
has proved blessing indeed by giving an In
fan. troubled wilh colo pains quiet siscp and
the parents unbrosen rest al night most
parents can appreciate these blossines Here
is sn article which works TO ps<fscIi,n. AMI
which Is harmless; for ne sleep which 10 al
fofSis the infant Is PERFECTLY natural, AMI tnsnt-
tlo cherub swskes a. bright as q putson-'
And during Tho process OF tesihing is vaiaen
incalculshie. We have frequently heard mo-
Tiers say that tboy would not be without 10 from
the birth OF the child Till IL h1i finished with the
testhing siege on any consideration uhAssvsr
Sold BY all druggists S5 cents bottle.
fe i6-ocd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02
RAILROADS UNIFIED.
FarmviIIe and Powhstan ana the
RrtghtnOpe.

At meeting OF the stockholders OF tho Bright
hope Railway Company a resolution was passed
ratitying the agreement entered into between
tho respective boards Of directors Of the Farm
yiilo and Powhatan Railroad Company and OF
the BrighthoDo Railway Company for the unfit
cation Of the properties
The Brghthope Railway Company is operating
its ROAD from Bermuda Hundred, on the James
river, TO Eppess Falls a distance Of thlrtY-tWo
miles. The FGrmyille and Powhatan Railroad
Company has graded It's rOad-bed from juno
tion with the BrehthOpo road 10 the town OF
Tarmvilio, n distance OF siXty-four miles, and
will commence track-layiDg during the present
month.
The consolidation will take place as soon as
fhirty-twO miles OF the Fsrmyille and POwhatan
Conpsuys road IL tracked. and the properties
will then be operated under the name aud char
ter Of tho Farmville and Powhatan Railroad
Company.
Tue length Of the entire road viii be ninety
SIX niles-from Bermuda Hundred 70 tho town
OF FarInviue. The company, however, IS now
condemriug land in Prince Edward county. and
proposes TO extend its line 10 Brook Neal, in
Campbell county. junction with tho Lynchburg
and Durham railroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02
PEsTGNATIOv ANp lppOTN1MFNT.

President Campbell announced that he had
received and acrepted tho resignation OF Dir.
| Christian as q momLor OF the Committee on
James-River Improvements lie appointed Mr..
Glover 10 III tho vacancy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02
AUCTION sALss TO-DAY.

r. b. cHAFFIN & Co, 4 Y. NJ. oommlssloners'
sale OF lots In the West End.
CHEWHISG & ROSE Il. NJ. building lot on
The north line OF finn between LOUISIANA
and DenRy streets. Port Mayo.
N. W. BowE. / p. NJ, the Planters and Nor
chants tobacco warehouse.
L A. cATLfS. r. NJ. tsostory double ffame
duellias at tee Intersection Of 0oddin sad
Calhoun streets.
RAWLINGS q ROSE. 4 r. ", tract Of land In
Heorico county near tho Yellow Tavern
J. n. VALENTINE. 100 A. NJ. piano. carpets.
belstsads. sewing machine. &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02

dence OF one in his own art. but am golng 20
venture tie assertion thsI during tne nig 80 ~,
years this college has boen sending form lls
graduates the science OF medicine. In which W "
ciuds both medicine and surgery. has mhps
more progress than during az the cen.ntlo, - =.
ali tao past and that the Momentum Of that pro
eress Is rather accelerated than diminished W
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Removal, safe or snee. aud Truus.

Renewal safe or shoes and Trunks
Having decided 10 move westward oifpr
the largest aud finest stock OF Boots, SHOES,
Trunks, and Satches at about cost ever
thrown on the Richmond maj ket. This in
cudcs my whole stock, and as | bought Al
extra large one for the spring trade before
decided to move, YOU will have choice OF new
goods at much lower prices than usually paid
for the same goods. II You will give ~ call
u will pay you. store for rent showcases.
&C., for sale. T.. II. SPENCE,
Shoe and Trunk -H0use.
gl5 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02

known and used by physicians all over tbs
world. Scotps Emulsion not only gives
flesh aad strength by virtue Of its own nu-
triiious properties, but creates an appetite
for food that builds up The wasted body.
81 haye been using Scou's Emulsion for
several years and am pleased with 10, action.
Ny patients say II Is pleasant and pslatablo,
and sll grow stronger aad raln flesh from
the use Of II. use q in al cases 81 Wasting
Diseases, and II il specially useful Tor chill
dren when nutrient medication Ia needed. s
IN Marasmus." I. W. PIERCE, N. d.,
Knoxville, Ala.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
yvo Iit,leG Girl.

Ihayo two little eifis-one two 1nd the other
-four years Of age. They we're both very badly
afflicted with erupiions on tho face ard ncck.
Sometimes when ihey would strike the sores
against anything they would bleed as long rs
ton minutes; they were In fact 80 painful that
We had 10 tie up tho hands Of tho younger win soft
rags to prevent her from scratching OF tho nesh.
They suffered In this way for about olght
months, during which time We trod soyorai
remedies without any relief. Seeing swlns
specific was recommended highly, DISCARDED
all other remslies and bought one bottle of it
and gave 10 the children. and II cured both
sound and well. aud they sre now entirely frse
from any sort Of trouble. There Ia nothing a,
good for blood and skin troubles a. :. ). :.
B0WliRg GrsSH, Kg W. L. WOODWARD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02

peranca service in front Of tho City Hall sun
day evening. Mr.. Cavanaugh is on a VISIT 70 his
relatives IN Richmond, and will remain for
several days.
both NJ the morning and afternoon services, WAS
excellent Ihs cnOir now c0otains about twenty
i've voices and is accompanied Ia addition 10 the.
organ. by cornet and a violin. On Easter day
an exceptionally fine programme will be rem
derod and a number Of other Instruments, I'm
Guiding flute, will assist IN the services.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02
The scabroOk warehouse Property,

The Finance Committee will coon submit a
proposition 70 the Council TO sell the seabr0ok
warehouse.
Tais property occupies a little more than ono
half of the square between Broad and Orsco
end Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, and
yields 70 the city an annuai rental 81 si,4Z5.
which Is q fraction over per cent on t237U.
Ihe committee think the value OF the property
Is q good deal over this amount. and they there
fore propose 70 sell iG and invest the money for
some other purpose.
The warehouse IL now under Lease OF three
years, which will expire on February %, 1891.
but the lease Is terminable at any time after
eixty days notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02

Tonight and the two following nights Lost
IN New York; will be tho play az the Mozart.
IL Is said TO DO one Of Leonard Growers best and
has made groat success. Ono of its notable
features Ia tho scenic effect 10 the representa-
ton Of East river. New YORK, on which noas
various boats and real steamboat carrying ten
or twelve persons.
In Chicago, II IL said. the company have been
playing % crowded houses. Ihoy come here
direct from Chicago, bringing with them their
boats, Sc.
INC booking indicates a crowded house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02
rra r-,u.Cer the sw.tehbaels

Thousands Of persons visited tho New reser-
volr sunday and tho switchoack was very libe-
rally pgtroniz9d. 1t Is not located on the city's
property, but on the private grounds near the
old Iabb House and In front OF the race-track-
Tho Electric cOmpgnys transfer at the Old
reservoir was a wretched affair; they didn't
have cars enough. and Yexsd Tho people by long
walls II they will give a quick, sure, prompt
service from the city 10 the New reservoir this