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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-13
THE PRESIDENT PRESENTING \ MEDAL
KONoaINC THE INVENT X OF VALUABLE LIFE
SAVING APPIIhStfs.

Washington. Ap.il II. \ small company assembled
20 w.tncs, TIE formal presentation o. a ~ 'cAl 10
Joseph Tranc,, IN recognition Of his services 30 ic
contraction aud pcllc .ion Oi lie sdsint appliance
The II. DIAL is iour n. he diameter. Dni '"nih 10
$50 worth y; pure gid The { til cost = tie m dI
exclusive Of d.-lIi Wa NOR taar 80. o.. I"'ir
were p - nj t3c ,fc. idcnt Mr. Mich e. Mr. NJ"
n.icA scnat o.. Eva.ts. Blair and Reagan Ecpr a"nti
tive Bucl alan. AMI a. num' e.. @. laics. VI. iu'
W.. acconpan ci b, his sor l,aa ard Ms, 10 u, B.
II friend ili- 60 cmOnrs wcrr pie. "a con,l''..
on, If an address BY senate. lvafs. reps" co.
l.e Congress, ai addr.-s D, tie Pr, d'ui. ant 3D.
re. rtyon.c Of ihauas b, NJ. Francis. who va
90 ov. ..iIr taa, h. couii NOT 'ompIcc hi r'aiur,
The President spoke follows
NJ. francis. We have assembled to comp! f. th"
pulpo,c oppressed ~ ~. resolution Of 'on~t'', 4"
which NJ. LNasts Ia, referred. an" duty winch j.
Lad up0n ne place TINS medal in 'oLr hands. D. 4
very pleasant one. II 10 tic trlbnic 81 fltl' iHl
country 10 - citizen who ht- rendered - 'pn-I ruuh,
,e.vice t. mainland. The tribute, NVu have ~ cvoi
iron foreign countries to the vaiue Of your nfc-'Ing
appliance, nov tafdy. but generously ana htlngN
confirmed and crowned by tls testimonial from Your
own. II not enough that 10" raNAsr VIZ 49,"
,houd be driven from the eOa-tiDr the arm 81 TIE
sill ,hoTirnci and impOtcnt 10 save >"n have gwen
II power havr made II possible for the shore 10 -"ni
sucrOr 10 the ship. h"n have Invented anc shr
gc,tcd appliances thnt have saved many thonsJNd, oi
human i've. N0t many VI these have been able Il"
know or to thank the man who saved them; but the
Nation to day voices the gratitude Of these and Of the
many thousands more who will owe their dchveiarce
10 you
II the name of the American Congress and the
American people. now place this medal Of honor ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-13
MR.. WADDILL SEATED.
THE HOUSE DECIDING IN HIS FAVOR By
134 TO l20.

Mr. WISE MAKING A SPEECH IN HIS OWN BIZ
HALFLTHE SENATE PASSES MANY Bills.
Washington. April Io.-Immedatey after the read
hg Of the journal the House resumed the con dera
ton Of the contested election Of Waddi against
Wise. Mr. IIaugen, OF Wisconsin, and Mr.. Ddl1ell %
pennsylvania, spoke in favor Of the contestant. ana
then Mr.. Wise. OF Virginia, took the Moor IN his own
behalf.
After further discussion the vote taken on the
minority substitute resolution declaring the seat
vacant; and it was defcatcd--ycas, 1l9; nays. l5I.
The majority resolution, declaring WafdiI entitled
g. the seat, adopted yeas, l34 nays. l2O, and
Mr. Waddu appeared the bar Of the House and took
tic oath OF ofcc.
Public business was then suspended, and The House
proceeded TO pay fttine tributes TO the memory Z"
James Laird, Representative from Nebraska.
In the senate. Mr.. Dawes presented peu-
tcn Of the Boston Board Of Trade, lndorng the rso
lntion OF the New York Chamber OF Commerce, re
monstratng against the proposed legislation for d1Vhs
the Chinese Of the country
The calendar was taken up under the fve-minute
rule. and number OF bills passed. among them
Inc following:
Approprlating sD5 900 for public building in Fargo
n. ID.
The House bill approprating 5000 900 for public
building at san Jose, Cal
The Senate bill extending to the States OF South
Dakota North Dakota. Washington and Montana the
benefits OF the Act allowing 10 certain states per
cent on the sale OF puDic laho'.
The senate bill 10 increase thc ra'c Vi p'"S'o"' o
certain cases OF deafness 10 Sio mon'' III
Inc senate DIN apprcp''a""o 9''O'0 ' '"'"
building at Pucba, Col
The senate bills for public buildings at Baton
Rouge, La. (Sloo'oVo' anu NJ "i''eo''"' 49, -
l$1oOoo). 1870 A.,
Mr. Gray asked 10 nave 'ic WI 7" '""'.0' '
Revenue Marine service rom 'he treasury Dcpi'"
ineht 10 the Navy epa'''"e"' '"e' "r
was re'ecled. &c.,. .,,,,o.. an,
severe" DIE "V'o ''H''N ''v , .,
pif'e" On '"c 'ai0""A'' r ~ -. ,,.a
TWO housc o'''s ~ " 20 ~
companies thfo"sh iio'a' 80 '"D'.s ,,
Iic oehatr u'h dPpropIia""e % ' " '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-13
Gallon at
rHos ProprB

Of May for discussion OF said hlll and that thes sum
Mario the argument, pro and cola ia TWO Articles
~ about 1000 words each and prnt them c1sl, IA
June. and scld marked cope, io 90" committee W i
shall classify the article, alphabetically Di state
counties, towns and papers and incorporate tlr same
I'm II, report OF the HEARINGS. Of which 100000 are
h, AN organization which n,d'~tlg. and pioprrcs.y
calls lfS,lf rhc Wage Workers. Political Alliance ~
Washington d. C.. and OF the tObc-i Hi;ed states ~
the Earth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-13
roxps OFFERED AND ACCEPTED.

Wellington. Aprll l..-Thc bond olTtr' i7tny ag
grcsalod SOL 500. rs follows:
Four per cents registered $1,000 S3l 500. $50
600 al -.
your and half per cents. registered $4,000. at
10; =.
Al the Offer, w,r, accepted.
The following IS statement Of United states bonds
rurc,.,c from August .. i--7. f. dat". inclusive:
Amount purchased Foar~. $50 5-- $50. iunr and
one half $l..6JO-. 800. total. S-GGOJcvuO
sl47 $50 1884: total. rull.9t-,6D-.
cost at maturity -fonr-. 49, t5l III four ana
one halls. Sl5i,o3l.2 i3. total s;i'-."7=,'o =.
saving Four,, $Jn.-l3.Olo. iour and ono halls,
So y5I los total. SO1, 1ii.ll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-13

fixes this at per cen, per annum; and a motion Was
made aid dcc ted, 10 rnahe this 3 per cent u cor
respond " II the Inioa Pacific provision. Lastly.
To- Sruc ont the paragraph allowing TcLdse
Of per cent Of Interest (which Is 70 b. capitallIhl
for ten wears. also made and defeated. IL va,
ecicfd mat thc consideration 81 the hl. 10y sec tons.
winch J., proc .cGing -hili b. regarded as pc
LIninar. and tn1t when the bin come up whole
each member shall have the right 10 vote again any
proposition u make further cnahses, aud upon the
bill a. "A Whole
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-13

(, tale charge II the Weather Eurrau. The enlisted
force II tie signal corps Is 20 hc discharged io"
fhc Army June 80 i-gl. and such poit tons oi tio
.ifc 49, nI ic necessary shall be transferred I" inc
Department o. Agriculture. sailed Observers ho|
-.l1.4t 800 TIE fl-Iil ~"lNicr are 70 DC pitIeTi'u
iol appointment ul the Weather Aurcau lN- 9sisI
cop. b. lo consist "i t!" major, i'ui 'nplh,'
mo-. ted and fuur hrst i"ltrnauts. mounted. WIN
IA. ptV aud allow aucc- Of like Grades In the Army
and The enlisted oil the signal Corps = - consist
of i:fy ssrcsti'-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-13
NEW Po.rMAsrERs OF Two CLA,.E,.

Washington. April i-.-Ihe President today sent
to the senate the following nominations OF post
masters. t. W. AtNoo Gardner Me-, Alon1o A.
smith, Ogdcn~burg y. y, Mrs. Fannie : Wii~as
Lexington. Va.
follows:
pcnnSylvania-J A. Guriwlm, Belle Grove; J. H.
Nouuas. Cheerful; g.. ". {. Place. Cr,-co. ". r.
compton, Dagsctt, NILS, |. ID. Lcydl,, Glencoe, j. =
Mover. ilo-c;i,i,A.
Nrl..Nolk-C. 4. Dcyoc. Ellington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-13


I.IsrE>D Of
Frn,n,r Decorated Of Of Medicine
urdc
but ardsm
adh @o"h
hcnfun o. oDar
d"re"' an" by hn'"
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-13

treaties modify Ing the duties upon the pcuAH
products Il different cDuntTIc-. hN tam cone >,nr
on LOth sdc. conducive 10 increased cDmn'r,lA4 ~
trrconr,e and mutual profit viirnlns the mtfGriS iu'
the pruducts OF all. and strengthen! "a i"nliy
relation, OF this country with IT, rclsAb0's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-13
BArrLESunrS AND TIE NEW navy.


Washington. April - f~p'oinl.-rhe House Naval
Administration lll which Wa> treated shabby in
Committee. ~ the Whole l.-t Thur .day, when the
,l,c, g. thorilng thr construct on Of thr'' ma bat
tl,.Alp- recommended hy the Navai Committee We
l...cn out ,n.lrl}. wi! be nIci ~ ~ Mr.
so.icilr early neat wccs. and vigorous cno Will
.c made to have the eliminated provision restored
These D., 10 tniii gr'unI fOg objection t. the con
r.iat.Nc anI prud'nt policy Of the House CON
..ttr.. and II !, hope. tnt enonrn Western Con-
.,,. moss VIII decline {, iolH ." hl.ti and incln
.i,,ra e. crusade which hn, been a't'i against IN"
.,ui nran,c Il wor, upon the new Navy to insure
he restoration OF the original sections II the Boutll)
III. The IN eli prop,-cd No unusual 90 cN
trav.rani expenditures. and appropriated only n
fr.fe more tll,n Congr~, has been voting annually
Tor the Nnyy Department for the last five years.
IN effort has been rad" b, the enemies q tho
hiI 10 connect Nh Hon lie scheme wiki the am tious
and co,iA plan suggested by tn" Mccain Policy
beard but discarded 10y the Navy Department and
IA. Naval Committee, I'm loth house, OF Congress.
There no liuA whatever between thr t"o. a"d the
moderate proposal add tnr,c Line Of battle ship, T.
the new Saw. ship, Without which no modern nav;
can Ice CON ldcrcl iii ;of service any more than "a
modern array would be- without heavy artillery,
c.,nuui lc Justly involved Wit ANY indcfnshie plan
,n~ IL. ~ nd cement tn Nav hey ma Il, prop.
ana nee sap, pr sent need. r." NOt" II tn Com
mite. Of the Whole Eight and the friends
# TIE i.1utclic count on full poll of
fine House nrNt week t. rd cate the wisdom OF the
IN %, Repaired from the Naval Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-13
THE TORPEDO BOAT CUSHING ACCEPTED.

Washington. April i2-Secrctary Tracy today
signed the lnal acceptance Of the torpedo boat cush
Ing recently built by Ilcrr',hoG Ar th" Cover nmcnt.
ana authorized the pay mcnt of $4,000 st'll due tho
contractor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-13
TIE roErEY BANWRrprCy BILL REPORTED.

WASHINGTON. April II lspcoiaD.-rhc Committee on
the Judiciary Of the House has reported the 1oriry
bankrupt bill with amendments. and strongly recon
Dcnds IL. enactment in able report which gives
the arguments IN favor ~ such icgi latiOn. summary
OF the Prov lions Of the bill. and list of IN, good
results which It's enactment VIII brig about TIE
amendments arc for the most part verbal. AID
strengthen rather than weaken the bill. scrtions
and 50 are stricken out. Tie former related 10 in
functions and The latter provided that proved claims
should become judgments without the bringing Of q
suit. In case the bankrupt not discharged. The
effectiveness Of the bill Will not be ntcrlercd with by
their omission. The section appeals and wri's OF
error provided that could go 10 the supreme Court
on "a division Of opinion Of judges on the Circuit bench
II has been modified that appeals and wfits of
error can be taken now provided by law, IN cases
involving over 5000; and upon division Of opinion
between judges. aud IN certain equity eases. rrc,pcc
tive Of amount. The provision that II slall be an
act Of bankruptcy Ia default IN the payment o. an
"A written demand for pa, ment. has been limited TO
account, for ,Jods ware, mcr, hahdi-c sOld and
delivered. Dividends which are not claimed In six
wears shall be paid 10 other creditors # surpib
mains after they paid. II shall 90 10 the blnhrup
The bin provides that such dividend should De- paid
into the nited states Treasury. The measure II 10
10 into effect on November !. 800. The understand
ing is TINT the bill Will hc considered By the House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-13

ELLIS ISLAND MAGAZINE MEASURE APPROVED.
Washington, April l2.Thc President has approved
the Joint resolution authorizing the secretary Of tho
Navy 10 remove the naval magazine from Ellis Island
m Sew York arbor. and to purchase n site and erect
, naval nagifinr - sOn' ut'n'r polnl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-13

Maiyhn NJ an Jonrlf SOY I.ls
relic. afforded "a
r
NtpugTl oil to ~ t 70 tn Of
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OF lie @ In W "a You
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minute esmhat sandy po IN
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-13
BUFFALO L|TH|A WATER


Of
the efficacy
S xprssbc relief and leaving
Of palvc A.
At avam Of
dcrrnrnh AND TIE WATER
TIA
ncadnSt "f"" "o""" o" "
nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-13
TRANSFERRING THE WEATHER BUREAU.

TRANSFERRING TIE WEATHER III HI-Al
Washington April 12.-The senate day pissed
the Senate bill TO increase the efficiency and reduce
the expense of the signal Corps OF the Army. The
bin transfers to the Department Of Agriculture the
Weather l.urrau, leaving the signal Corps % the
Army IN tho War Department. The Weather l'nrcan
is 10 consis. of chief and such civilian employees
n Congress, may annually provide for. The Chief IL
To have an annual compensation of $1,000. and is to
be appointed by the President. IIut the Chief Signal
Officer Of the Army be detailed by the President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-13

TOR \ PENSION TO GENERAL WARRENS WIDOW
Washington, April 1.-The House Committee
invalid Pension, has authorized favcrdbl, report
rn the senate bill granting pension OF 800 per
month 10 the widow of MaIOg-Gcncrll C.. X. War
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-13

FOR RECIPROCITY WITH sol rliERN NATIONS.
Washington. Ap,il 12.-RcpicSentativc HIT. chair
man OF the Committee on Foreign Affairs, today in
tfodnced in TIE Iioasc the following resolution
Eeso.vcd Tha, in the opinion Of this House closer
commercial relations wth III" other >td"s on the
American continent would be ~ mutual advantage
I'D LIE House would view with favor reciprocity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-13

TIE MEM ASSISTANT Sc, RErARN OF WAR.
Washington. April l2.-Gcneral Lewis A. Grant.
whose Nomination as Assistant secretary Of War was
confirmed " the senate yesterday, "as al The War
Department tins morning. fn - aiz.ne himself win
lu> n.N tui cs III the tr,tru chiefs and their
assistants ard other officer, and Official, Of the De
part were immdnci 10 iic 5ecictary'S room
and ir'iodacrd 90 fir N~,,Si,'t Sr'.c'ar..
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-06-05
GOSPEL WORK.
National Gatherings OF Various Religious
Denominations.


CHIcAGo, Mag 99-The second ami
versary II the American Baptist Edlca-
tional Society was celebrated yesterday
morning q. Emmanuel Church. and The
deliberations of that body were presided
over by Hon. George A. Pillsbury, Of
Minneapolis, who, az the close, was
elected president Of the society. Tne
report Of me executive board. in speak
Ing Of the Chicago University, said that
the accomplishment Of this great bject
nad been their main effort.
DR.. Goodspeed made ! report OF The
work done by him. The announcement
that 81, 600 600 had been raised was re-
ceiyed with great applause, and when
he said that the $500, 900 given BY Mr.
Rockefeller had been covered the au-
dience became very enthusiastic He
said that the trustees had decided TO
name the institution The University
Of Chicago.
A tremendous audience gathered at
the Auditorium in the evening at the
closing meeting OF The anniversaries.
Such an outburst of applause as that
which greeted the formal announce
ment that the fund for the building OF
the Baptist university was an accom-
plished fact has seldom been heard, even
in the Auditorium. +. Nelson Blake,
Of Boston, presided and made brief
address. Rev. DR.. Wayland Hoyt, of
Minneapolis. spoke in behalf OF
the American Baptist Publication So
ciety. The American Baptist Mis-
sionary Union, It's Aims and Objects,
Its Progress and Accomplishments,
was the subject Of Rev. j y. Murdock's
address Rev Dr.. II. l.. Morehouse. OF
New York. presented tho interests OF
the American Baptist Home Mission So
ciety. The cores onding secretary Of the
American Baptist Education Society,
Rev f. T, Gates, presented the letter
in which Mr.. John D. Rockefeller Of
fered 70 contribute $500, 600 toward
building an educational institute pro
yided $500 600 was raised within a year.
Rev. Or. 7. ) Henson, Of Chicago,
talked about the American Baptist Ed
ucation Society At the close Of his
address the doxology was sung, Che i'm
mense assembly dispersed, and the Bap- I
list Anniversaries came 20 an end
BUFFALO, y. y. May 30.-The Gen /
eral Assembly 81 the United Presbyte- I
rian church was opened yesterday morn 4
ing. The reports Of various boards we're (
presented and referred. Rev John A. /
Wilson presided motion from the I
Presbytery of Central Illinois asking /
for law forbiddiug the use OF tobacco f
by members ct the church was referred. (
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-06-05
FROM WASHINGTON.
a Daily Record OF Events Of General
Interest to All.

WAsHINGroN. May So - The col
leagues OF General Banks, Of Massachu-
setts vino voted for him as Speaker OF
tho Thirty-foarth Congress. rendered
him d banquet Thursday night at the
Arlington Hotel in this city There
were present ex-Speaker Banks, Sena-
tors sherman. Morrill, and Dawes. ex-
Senator Crag.R aud ex-Represenatives
Cum back and Dodd
WAsuIyGroN, May 81 - Secretary
Window mas transmitted to Congress a
letter from the United States Consul at
La Paz, Mex, stating that steamer
arrived 40 Ma2atlan on the 18th
with 1872 Chinese on board, des-
tined for various gulf ports. OF
this number twenty-seyen we're
landed at Mazatlan and lO5 were trans
shipped 20 a Mexican steamer Thirty
five bound for Guaymas, went there
with the intention Of being introduced
into the United states through the
frontier II was even insinuated that
these thirty-hge Chinese were On their
way % Ohio.
WASHINGTON, June The ma
ehinery for taking the census for 1890
Will be put in motion to-day all over
the United States, and as it VIII be
pushed as expeditiously as posi- ble
Superintendent Porter anticipates early
returns to his Office, SO that the work Of
tabulating can be entered upon and
completed within reasonable period.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-06-05
A RUINED TOWN.
Fire-Bugs Cause Very Heavy Loss at
MIddIesborongh. ~.


MiddIesborongh, ny.
MISREPRESENTATION XIV Jaue Two
thousand people are homeless, the re-
sult Of an iuseniiary tire which started
at i O'Clock Saturday morning and com
sumed four squares 81 the finest build
ings in its path before its destructive
progress vas checked Panic held fun
sway in the hearts Of the citizens as
they saw structure after structure eaten
up by the flames Several persons were
badly burned butt ID IS thought that
none received fatal injuries
Most of the buildings we're frame and
grouped as they were in solid order lit
tie resistance could be offered TO the
onward march OF the flames Within
few minutes after the discovery Of
blaze in the feed-store back Of r.
HIGHLANDS grocery store on Cum
berland avenue raging fire
was rapidly destroying every thing
before it. For two hours the
combined efforts OF the fremen and the
despairing citizens We're of little avail
against the flames, and when the fire
was finally ander control the ruins Of
fully seventy-fye dwellings told how
destructive had been us ravages in that
space Of time.
The loss WI amoant to a least $500,
600 and there IS only about sl25, 900 in
surance 70 cover .ns damage
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-06-05
DEATH IN The WATER.
A Number of Drowning Accidents Re-
ported from Various Points.

CEDAR RAPips, la, June 2-Two
little girls, daughters OF Charles Ment-
zie and Charles Isbell, were drowned
late Friday evening while wading in
the Cedar river
LoGANsroRr, Ind. June flames
Carlisle, well-known farmer Of this
county, was drowned in Flet hers lake
Friday night while teaching neigh Dor
how TO swim He was an expert swim
mer, but was taken with cramps while
~ deep water.
Covixerov Ind. June 2-Rufus @
Lamon, Student in the Indiana Nor
NAL College hese. was drowned in the
Wabash river Friday night while bath
ing with other students.
DAYTON, o, June CHARLES Solo,
mon, aged !, was drowned in the Mlaz0i
Saturday afternoon while bathing.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-06-05
Encounter with Texas Horse-Thieves.

AUSTIN, Tex, May 30-A telephone
message received from Liberty Hill,
about twenty miles west Of Austin in a
rugged section OF country, states that
about o'clock Thursday night des-
perate encounter on horseback occurred
between a gang Of horse-thieves and Of
ficers pursuing them, resulting in the
killing Of one OF the thieves and the
cant.re of several others.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-06-05
NoT bal Is plcTloNARY.

Smith. Gray IL Co. 5 Monthly: Uncle
Tumbleton-Then You think Florida is
a great State? But tell me, Tom, how
is the water?
Tom Tumbleton-Th fact is, Uncle,
didn't touch any.
Uncle Tufnbleton (suspicioUsly)-So
bad as that?
Tom Tumbleton-Too expensive.
Uncle. Don't you know that Florida
water is 80 cents bottle?
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-06-05
An Aeropaut KiIled,

SEATTLE. Wash, May Sic. Red.
mond, an aeronaut ana parachute jump
er, was instantly killed Friday evening
at Shokomish, twenty miles from this
city. lie made splendid ascension,
but the balloon was carried away 70 the
east Of the town, where il landed on top
Of a pine tree fully 200 feet high. Red.
mond was thrown out fell to the ground
and was instantly Killed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-06-05

OSHKOSH Wis, June Jean so,
quett has been sentenced 10 imprison-
ment for life at WauqAu for the murder
of his wife. Esperance. by poison seven
teen years ago. A notion for new
trial was denied. Soqaett S 20 wears Of
age His attorneys wil take the case
to the supreme Court in hopes 81 secur-
ing another trial.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-06-05
A Dam Bursts.

SALT LAKE Crn, &. T. May 81. The
reservoir dam above Gunnison on the
SEWER river broke last Wednesday
and it is feared that great damage has
been done in the valley. Telegraphic
communication is lacking, but it is
feared that there has been loss Of life.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-06-05
Nermont nemocrats.

BURLINGTON. VT. May 81 The DEM
ocratic State convent, ON in this city
made the following nominations: For
Governor, II. D. Br'~ham, Lieutenant
Governor, George W Smith; Secretary
Of state, q. Q. KimhaN: Treasurer, n
A Pollard; Auditor Elisha May
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-06-05

ELERT's EXTRACT or TAR 4 WILD
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remedy for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis,
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relieve and benefit Consumption. Try
il and be convinced. Every bottle
warranted; price 50c and one dollar
per bottle Sold BY all druggists. Pre-
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-06-05

SIoUN FALLS, ;. D. May @-E j..
Mannix. the ex-alderman ana late man
ager of the Western Union office n this
city, who is mixed Up in the Western
Union swindle which covers the State
will sue, il is said, the company for
$50, 600 damages for malicious prosecu-
tion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-06-05
BEAT THE RECORD.
A Remarkahle Number of strikes Re-
corded for the Month of May.

NEW YORK, May 81 Bradstreet's
says that an unprecedented number OF
strikes were reported during May The
total IS as involving 67,507 strikers,
against seventy-hve strikes and %, &c
strikers in May last year. For five
months this year the total number Of
strikes number $50 involving 1856. 454
men. against 296 strikes and -. ITO strik-
ers n like portion of 1880 The next
movement for the extension Of the eight
hour day viii be made by the coal min
crs, who number $50 600 This, we are
informed officially, VIII occur as soon az
the carpentegs strike is ended,