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COMFORTABLE kids"
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creased to twenty-one. He was OPP
posed to any personal friends being
chosen by members on the committee.
Let the chairman of the convention Sc
lect all the members. The kids won.
The amendment was adopted by IS
votes to sc. 1t was understood that the
amendment included. the chaIrman's
suggestion, that the committee is en-
powered to increase the membership if
found necessary.
There was no other business for the
delegates to transact. Mr.. IngersOll
was thanked for his services in the
chair, and at 1:3U the convention broke
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-28
THE BOY WAS DEAD GAME.
An Illinois Youth Fills His Father
With Buckshot.

HILLsBoRo, ILL.,, Aug. 27.-Jonathan
Hartgroves owns large watermelon
patch and has a chronic fear of the
melon thief. Monday night he loaded
big buck gun with heavy charge OF
shot and gave the weapon to his twelve
one he saw in it. The old man won
dered if the boy was 'dead game" and
whether he would really shoot. Jona-
than dressed himself and sneaked into
the melon patch. He was just on the
point of deyouring a luscious melon
when the boy emptied both barrels into
the old mans body. de may die.
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Crushed to Death.

Special to the Globe.
FERGUS FALLS, Aug. 27.-Two sons
of George Smith. of the town of Effing-
ton, were driving hay-rack while
stacking Monday. The horses ran
away and both boys were thrown out
in front of the wagon. One, aged four
teen. had his leg broken and received
other injuries. The other, aged twelve,
was run over by the wheels, and was
dead when picked up.
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Changers Listen to Sound Logic.

WILLIAMS GROVE, Pa, Aug. 81
This was Democratic day at the Gran
gers national exhibition. and 10000
farmers were in attendance. EX-Gov.
Pattison. Democratic candidate for gov
ernor. telegraphed that it would be i'm
possible for him to attend. Addresses
: were made by Hon. G. T. Black, Demo
cratic candidate for lieutenant govern
or, Hon. S. M. Wherry of Southampton,
United States Senator Faulkner of
West Virginia, Hon. F. E. Beltshover
of Carlisle and Hon. Mortimer White
head of New JERSEY.
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Wolverine Republicans on Deck

DETROIT, Aug. N.-The Republican
state convention was called to order
this afternoon at o'clock by George 81.
Hopkins, chairman of the state central
committee. After prayer by Rev. w.
III. Brockway, of Albion. Mr.. Hopkins
introduced Hon. Philip t. Van lille as
temporary chairman. After the usual
committees had been appointed the con-
vention adjourned till tomorrow morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-28

HERE were two
important features
at the legislative
convention in the
afternoon. Th e
first was the utter
r0ut of tile tender
ambitions of Gov.
Merriam by a ring
ing and enthuSlaS-
tic Endorsement of
Senator Davis, and
a virtual pledging
of the senatorial
candidates to use
all means to Sc
cure his re-elec-
ton in 1898. The
Second was demon
aliZation of the
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-28

luth Dry Goods company will file arti-
cles of incorporation tomorrow with a
capital stock of 100000. This is the
initiatory step of a plan to establish a
full line of jObbing houses in this city.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-28
Ed;tor Bowman For Congress.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, To-, Aug. 27.-The
Democrats of the Ninth Iowa con-
gressional district, this afternoon, nomi-
mated Hon. Thomas Bowman, of Coun-
Gil Bluffs, for congress on the fifth bal
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-28

lot. Mr.. Bowman is proprietor of the
Council Bluffs Globe, and is prominent
in Democratic politics. His opponent is
J. R. Reed, present congressman from
the Ninth district,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-28

Wisconsin Central Appointments.
CHICAGO, Aug. 27.-Joseph Cave
naugh has been appointed general
freight agent and Louis Eckstine gen.
real passenger and ticket agent of the
Wisconsin Central lines.
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Bowers, Shorthand School RemOv.
ed to Globe Bid, Minneapolis. Night
school begins Sept. Is. 26 weeks, $500.
Fine Hams. Bacon and Pure Lard.
F. W. Luley & Son, 1872 Jackson street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-28

Adam Fetsch's, Third and Jackson.
Go or send to Fetsch's for your Fine
Cigars; box trade speciality.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-28

Fine Beef ROasts and Spring Lamb.
F.W. Luley u Son, 3S2 jackson street.
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Backed by Ample Capital.
Special to the Globe.
DULUTH. Mimi, Aug. 27.-The Du-
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FACTS AND FANCIES.
Cheap Coal.

Cheap Coal.
Best grade anthracite: Stove, nut
and egg, $6.75; crate, $3.50. Edmund q
Carlson, 1868 East Seventh street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-28
..CannOn., stoves.

Beautiful Open Fire ''Franklyns."
Pruden Stove Company, Sibley street.
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another Alliance Convention.

Special to the Globe.
FERGUS FALLS, Aug. 27.-The ex-
ecutiye committee of the county ALI
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DEVOTED TO DAVIS.
Merriam Badly Knocked Out and
the Citizens Ticket Used Up.
The Legislative Ticket.

*Citizens'- Democratic nominee.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-28

Store and office heaters in compile
variety. Prnden Stove Company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-15

Tie pleasant effect and the perfect safe
~ with which ladies may use the liquid
frai. laxative, Syrup of Figs, under all
conditions make ii their fsvorite remedy.
Il is pleasing TO the eye ard to she taste,
gentle, yet effeesusl 10 acting on the kid
.,ars liver and bowels d&wlmo.
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Nr. II ~ sta IN On the . 80
train tT
sss fsrHie @ss - - gone 70 Frank
r. Fora ssv Il
M Ess- 3 assnd Of Syaney wn
X b gss
a. arrived from par..xaa
YESTERDAY.
!. Thisehoase returned from
VI Wessneslay.
fsr w. Meas, Of Eaae.S. Cam.
q ssiHs his old hone here.
IL. !. II. jenkins. possraa.t.., At san,b
ts, sas Ia toxa Yesersaz.
kss Grace Fo1ler setars.,, s-,,n a vi.f,
South Hone on Wsdnes.las
Wa, Seveamb rs,a-sea ho,ns ve.,s,.
day from few day., Vii. 10 Boston.
II. Price Weske,. the veil kaora .e,o,
10 .pesd,ng . .hor. vacation In nxn
Mr.. Chars4.. cusnsa,g,xr,, ra.nrnes hor~
f,arn f,cs.. tog., wss,s.s.v ,,..
Mr., cal rss,sa,d ,a4 y,, n T. pcb
in.oa arrived en- the : 10 r.ia l.ssy.s-
irz
nr cos and xis.. w;,l, two ~ ,,s ga.
~ W." '''' N'''' N'''' W. " we h''A'
vs,,e,s.y
u, ct.,,u. noa,t, -. a.. o.
"f. .i''''A' "o'K'''Ss 81 ''~ Evans
'''''N'' "'''''''s'' vas ~ '''e e'y Jss's'''Ay
"'-e''.'"
't. 80" a.. '' Vi '>'u'y |'''sze'
nP''"x"e"' "'s'"''' Ns's :" 'aS el'y
"e'e1
'@'"" aus" '''a " 'ps''''ihg w"
'"'''' 10 ''V"sAs'''' D'"'4f'seSHa
Ari ''"e'i'"
''"''""'. a''' 'H' "a"si's's' OF
az ''''"'s 'si "u''"'' h'o'h
% "l's" ''ee''
VI "''' '"''D'"'N A''1'e' nome Ifon
'hs National eheA'"pneHt az Boston on tbs
s'""'"a uH'h ih'''ay'
mr. ''ay AM n'f s'''sf 's@ Mat
u" T. "''''", are 'iondihS IL" Gays
aoSn fIFef WIN friends.
Judge oamusi Ihe'mo wih AIRS. Lsr-
'a'i iicoho ana Ea"iiY returned from
hs""eoanN hfasn ye'isfaay.
"ls' IVA "e's'oh '''t toNh ysslsf1Hy
'"' '''A" UNIT ""V's vi" WIZ spehd
.""P'e ~ was WIN ''' '"H''lJ ot 'nf'
'o'n Hi''''
vi ""'N'' i"th'' '''ufi'F" from ocean
i''i''' "''''''N'Ay evening" ne reports
everyone ~ having sfahd soo' ume at
''st popular pace
.. Dif'''y OF ''ss"i'ofo' member
o. We nous OF REPRESENTATIVES, 81 I'7"
anu n T. burgess 81 ''' same place were
J" va" '"y y''''H''J'
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Mr. Z. H. W. Smith brought to the
Journal cfiica vest rday few leaves of
willow AID balm Of Riieai, tax n from trees
upon which terrible rsysges had been madc
hy yorseiouS eating woFmi or sllgs about
half an inch long The willows in the
ueighborhood Of Cretcrns and Gsge streets
have bscn slmost completely stripped of
thor f lisge by this insect, which we are
uasbie to identify. We have hunted in
vain through dozen or mere volumes Of
entomology ard fcre't'y TO frd the life
history Of this "varn,in'," but have failsd
to do 40. D-. Hough says that ninety -uiIc
species Of insects feed up>n the wood and
leaves Of the willow; and these are briefly
cata suei BY Prof. Packard in his treatise
on "Instcls Injurious 10 Forest and Shade
Trees. but he give few descriptions from
which one can i'canfy the species. We
presume TIA, on account of the slight
economic value of the willow, descriptions
Of Insects teculjsr 10 I; are no. 30 fully
given as in the case Of the more important
intc. trees
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-15

About six o'clock yesterday afternoon
Col Stems, in the Governors room at the
State House. discovered smoke issuing
from the committee room over the sdiu;ant
generals ciiice. The alarm Of fire was
sounded AMI BY prompt action on the par,
Of the wstehmel tie flames were extin-
g,fshsd. This aiming over the window
was entirely 1e,troysd and tbs surroun ling
so0d y ork damaged. I. /, supposed that
the awning Vas set en- fire By a spark from
the heater Of the wo-kmen on the new ad-
di,ion, as they were a, work so'd.riny the
tin c0nnecti0ns On the Roof jas, above.
Had this fire no. been j seovcrel very soon
after il caught, serious ti,magc might ha1e
resulted
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-15

A. C. Carr, cJiscsor Of Wiafh.o7, vas
=. the State House yssterdsy. o. susisess
The delegates 10 the Fasmers- National
Consress, to Be toidsn August 2ssh to 18th
At Council glara, Iows, sHl STAT nsx.
Monday. Hon. Carlton II. Walker, Of
F.ysbsrs, oae 81 the delegates, viii be
unable 70 st.en5. owing 70 tie serious ILL.,
ress ~ his wife.
The Lake Hsbiol Navigation Company
Of Aoasca. Ne alsd certificate Of Of.
zanizar!oa in sse Secretary Of States cfacs
yesssrday. The capital stock IL o. 600 !;
par. SO. J. r. s5rzsae Of Moasan is
president aEd 4. ). Cgshnan Of Aonson 10
tFesustr. The purposes Of the corporation
are to naylg4ts By mgau Of steamboat.
Lake HetEsa, ia the teua of Moassu, sni
10 establish aEa naisssia summer reso-s
on the shores Of sai5 Lake.
Adtgtsns General Herry NJ. s2raYGe, on
the STAFF u Gsrerncf BaiIeigh bid nar-
rov escape from ssrioas injury wsdaes-
day forsuscH. He was driving in a herdie
near LlneoEn shlgf. Boston, when The horse
stumbled ard fe!i TO thu passmsn: with great
force. both ,hsils Of the vehicle beins
broken. Gen. sprague was thrown go
Violently 70 sae side tina. he iilrus, bis bead
through the siasow, saiverisg The thick
plate glass .nto srssmen.,. and his cap fall
ling 70 The ground. 5ing4lariy. be was
not In tss least.
Goyerno. Bsrlelgh has received and se-
cs2,ed al invit.t!oa from tbs members Of
Camp Benson. to attend their anaual en-
eampmett AZ Sesp5rt, Maine, on weanes-
day. Aug. 20th, the day assigned for Gov
eruor's day. The Bangor company. State
mil!'ii, have offered their service. ard will
act "a escort for the Coserno. aEring the
day, meeting him a. Newport on the ar
rival Of the train that leaves here at 9.03
4. VI. and which will run direct TO New
port On the 20tb. The members Of the
executive couacil with they ladies' and a
part Of the Governer's staff will also &C.
COMPANY him
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8ailruaos { Steamboats,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
lrrangcnent 4 Traina IN ERece yune
2StA, 1890.


Urtil further notice sraias leave Augusta ~
seslewe,
ssosSs wExr-Ase A. NJ. n, Lewiston,
\. N, fer Asiewol. Gasssieer and South Garii
lcf. 80 SGa .9sss A. N. lcNpyessl for Lewiston,
eSIsssnstSs, koeS,snd. Portland and nossen, iita
\ and LIS I. y. Tor Halloween. 9araineS and
-, tsarsiaer, SIS Pm. far Brunswick. Rash. Rock
sSnt, por,1snss. and sosscn, s.&S, (exprcss) Fort
'ai,a ana kosien. dea 4. N, Tor Aalleweil. GAsdi-
acr ami Soaih 0ssSsaers HOP. NJ. lat6ht Fall
nasA 10: Lewiston. Bath. Portland and Rostcn.
GotNG EAsr--s.fa A. NJ. might expressl tor
SAewAesar, sesser. Bar harear, st. STEPHEN,
81. sSAa ard AFs>os'eok Ccenty; eT A. u. tor
Ws.erNias. and Ssewh,san. s.a& 4. NJ. tcxprcssl
sos Wsi9Nale. Newport, neysr. fcNssest. RAn>
sQr and kar liaFbes. 81. L, NJ, for waservtilc.
Skewh ssSn. Belfast. DEXTER, never 1 foxcruft,
t>eaa,y' and 5, ss0f' ", 30. Naterville. sun
s III Re -Ss' 'f''' W "'''''''' and Bangor !"
The Night Pullman Trains raa each way every
Rl.ht, Sundays ieo,ndei, hes net 10 SkowAcgan
81 AonGsy rsNruinss, OF 10 Rv.ias. and Dexter,
az beyond Danger. excepting 10 has hareer.
rhs day express trains going Hast a; s.Hr. NJ.
.ad IVES, at le.ss A. NJ. ran daily. sundays In.
siGaoa, ec'woca Boston, hsT ilareor and st.
ioaa.
ACCOMMODATION TRAM for Augusta
leaves SVUih Gardiner, as, ie,se A, NJ, Esa and
i& 7, NJ. Uaf4inef, Ak. li.0D A. NJ, t,oo anu
as I: NJ; halleeeli, N,is aud MA A. NJ; La
and Az Pm.
through tickets 10 California; aud all points
South AMI IVES, may BE- bad oN u, II. Walker.
slekgt agent, Aneasts, .hc only ONE selling via
all routos and oaeok.ns al baggage frye Of ex.
pSnsc.
rsYSoN TUCKER. Vice rrcs. s Geap Manager,
:. Z. GooniBY. GeaG fass. and Ticket Agt.
Portland. Jane sSth. iSeo.
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Is cts up to rs cts


Napkins, Towels. Crashes, Bedspreads
and Lace Curtains of every description
and variety We are selling at such remar-
kably low prices, that will tempt you Il
buy them. We are offering
Is inch, 10 yard pieces Cotton Diaper
az only so cts piece.
20 inch, 10 yard pieces Cotton Diaper
1t only SIS cts, a piece.
y inch, 10 yard pieces Cotton Diaper
at only SO cts. a piece.
Linen Diaper, 80 cts. up to 81 90 :
piece.
Rather warm weather to talk Ful
Capes, but they are very suitable gar
meuts for evening wear. We have just
received full line Of Wool Seal
Astrachan, Plush, Monkey, etc. We
bought them in large quantities and viii
make the very lowest prices on them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-15

The second sailing regatta of the $ a,on
will occur nj Lake Cobbosseecontee, on
FfiiNy, Aug. %, at T. NJ. Two prizes
will be offered to boats bearing sioop rig
two for boati measuring iifteen feet, trn
inches and upwards and Two for all ether
boats. Rowing races for two. four and six
cured toa's II also tlke place during ;he
afternoon.
About three O'Clock yesterday car No.
ID, with Sugt bay IN charge. began the
descett Of the gss.house hill Mr.. Day
held the car in perfect coatfol aud it Gil
eA smoothly downward Whcn ahont half
~sy 20 he base. and GA the sieepc,t part
of The gale he stopped the car with the
brake, and reversing the motor returned
t, he top of the Lii. DIARY demonstrate
ing the prse;ie lily Of su n grades for
electric roads. Again the descens was
mqde, sSd reaching he foot of the hill the
switch WA changed ard the ear moved
through Bcrd street TO Water street.
thence down water .tteet to the bridge,
nader In north side eff xhich it passed
freely, bat WHEN ii reached tho south side
Ii was compelled to stop, the trolley stand
lat KING cu'y about an inch Of Gearing the
iron. The Il. Il. brii &, il on curve, so
is higher On one side ihnn the othsr. II
both siles had been the sEm3 height the
p CHEST car would hlve feared all light.
Asit i the track viii have to be lowered a
few m h,s, which can reality be done
vi hout lelrim5m to the grade Of the stree,
at thut point. II fact IN, rails sre few
inches higher there than hey need or ough,
to he. making ii ige n the middle OF the
stree. When the car returned to the foo;
Of gas house. h Il the freq, we're found to
reed ii,t'c ljus,ing, hu. after chiselipg
of few corners of the iroa all diff Guilty
was removed. Tlcn followed the ascent
OF TIE hill. wh'ch WIS made with perfect
case with quito number On board. II
will require few days t, make the ne
easssry ch9uIcS i. the briigs. 1t is unie-
cidel whether or not they will make reg
ular trips to wstcr street in the mean
While.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-15

Mr.. +. Y. Southlrd has been appointed
BY Supt, Porter Of tho Census Bureau, IS
special agent for the collection Of Statistics
rclating to manufactures in this city. Mr..
SoutAarl has reserved his c.mmissioa and
has flied his oAth of acceptance sui viii soon
eommeacy on his lators which will keep
him busy for some days. All of the in
dusigies represented by our ba y city will
have {, be- thorous hly investigated 9y him
With tho exceptions of the gas works. shieh
vii be Sttynlyd to by a sPcci.l ~ mt from
headquarters We are certain that the
ciiy will make grant showing compared
with othg-s q the same size
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KennebeC Central R. R.
TIME TAel.Et

On aud after Angus, isi trains will run rs fol.
lows
4. NJ, Arrive at National Home 20 li.s5
\. NJ. agS. IS 4, NJ,
Leave National Home; PlS M, 100. l,So,
10 4. N. Arrive at Randolph aio A. NJ, ilS
3Aa, b4or NJ,
10 accommodate people wishing TO attend the
band concerts Mt tIie National Home, Sunday
afternoon, tfaius vii leave Randolph at 20 aud
as T. NJ. each SUNDAY until further notice.
Leave National Home at 10 and $40 T., VI.
h. A. LAW ruN, Superintendent.
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J. L. Forrest AMI II. :. Cox arrived in
The city on last nights pullman to mske ar
rar xeucu,s for Jed PFoeiy' at Granite
Usu, mex. W caue.diy evening
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The usual summer sigh. of TIE gravel
reds in the river are now seen az low water.
WITH the deceptive appearance of the
nFcr at high tide il bsthers most people to
sSessiaad how the steamboat men get
'seir boats up and down the river without
sreUsdioe, the ehSancl in places IS so rsr-
rev Eur, !; il sli In krosing h " 70 10 it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-15

Will we would highly commend the
manner n which ;he operators Of the clsc-
,fie 10 ii in general rerfersa The duties OF
he,r respective positions, so recently
assumed, We woall sitnpy oaer the ssg'
ses'i>n ;hst he conductors more clearly
aal d',tisctly ANNOUNCE the street and lead
ing stepping places, 80 thA; tie passengers
can ali hea-, especially ia the evening
when those who ar, perfectly fam A,r with
Ae city are ofssn - tazrtel by the glare
Of the lights IS to be uncertain just where
they are.
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Advice to Mothers.

psrias the hot weather slssys keep en-
80 80 supfiy of the Gail Borden Eagle"
-. 80 cordsnsei milk. For children. IT,
!. as' table use, or in the kitchen. it 10
res vest Beware of limitations. Get tie
brand. All grocsrs and druggists.
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xee Daily Journal az Union Depot,
Portland.

feofse returning from visits TO points
vest of Portland will anl :he Daily Ken
aeeec Journal ON sale al the Chisholm
sscshefs' News Sand in the Union Depot
They will thus be able 10 while away the
rsss ct the journey from that point home
"a reading all the home news. Do
not tail to ask for the Journal there. All
1ae trains stop long enough to give
seardant time for securing 1t.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-15

Two youpr electricians were iispniing rs
they rode on 40 Altsny N Y, motor ear
the other day as to whether they were IN an
electric field or not. The Argus says that
enc strcuously iusietei that no electric cur
rent passed through the car and urged that
all the Guil went underneath the floor. 81
will prove it otherwise, replied the other
rs he drew huneh OF keys from his pocket.
Tossing his KEYS ON thc door Ia nodded to
bis friend to pick them mp. He dill 50, but
found pcrccptiblc resistance. Another
part Of the floor was tired. end it was
clearly shown that q strong electric current
waS passing th-ouei, the iloor. "Wcll, he
remarked as he handed the keys back to his
friend snl removed his wctch to his upper
pocket and hu toned his coat, II believe it
nav =
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OAK GROVE SEMINARY

a~$uifbDro. NlhihS.
Autuaau term begins sept. er@. Excellent
rrspssasi n To- eolisEe, foe tsseatns ami for a
commercial life. Nusic taught isz-ge corps
OF teachers. Terms vrFy rcsSopHbr. For cat
alcSae and fall particulars address the principal.
RUFUS Nj JONES'
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CAUTION

Nv wife, Nellie K. Mi.Ie- having let ny bed
ard board this il IT, saatiea ali persons against
haFaS,rirs or trusting her On my ae7sSSs As
shah nay no bills Of her contracting aft this da;e.
II. MILLER.
Fairfield. Aug. 5. isJo. EnsiSeodSwiws
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-08-22
COSTLY
Several Valuable Manufacturing Plants
Go UP in Smoke.

Several Valuable Manufacturing Plants
Go Up in Smoke.
Providence, R. l., Aug. ia fire
started in the Dunnell print works at
Pawtuckett at z O'clock this morning.
The works we're principally owned by
Boston and New York parties. All the
old works covering about three acres
were burned. The new buildings cover
ing an acre were saved, but in a damaged
condition. The print works and drying
department were totally destroyed. All
the costly printing machinery and $40
brass rolls, engraved, we're lost. Loss
$$350,O00; insured.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 16.-The Crystal
mill at Single creek was destroyed by
fire about l o'clock this morning. The
mill was so far out that no fire apparatus
could be sent out in time and the mill
was in ruins in less than an hour. Sew
eral small cottages were also burned.
The Crystal mill was one of the Oldest in
Minneapolis. It had a daily capacity Of
1000 barrels. It was owned by ex-Alder-
man Henry Oswald. The loss is about
$4,000, with $4,000 insurance.
HUDSON, Wis.,, Aug. 16.-Hall's grist
mill and elevator were entirely destroyed
by fire last night. Loss, $1,000; insur-
ance, $4,000, in the Home of New York,
and $500 in the North American of Phil
adelphia. Three Omaha freight cars on
q side track were also burned. The fire
is supposed to have been caused by
lightning.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-08-22
A Terrific Rain Storm Strikes Col
orado Springs, Doing Much g
Damage.
Appropriation of S35O,OOO for River
Improvement Between Benton
and Sioux City.
A Suspicious Case of Drowning at
Minneapolis-Nebraska
Democrats.
A Disastrous Rain.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Col, July 49,
One of the most disastrous rains, which
resulted ina cloud-burst, occurred in
this city yesterday afternoon and the re-
suit is that two lives were lost, and it is
feared those of a family who were camp.
ing or Dry creek were lost also. A black
cloud seemed to bear down on the city
and as it approached it grew denser. II
broke, and for a few moments a solid
bank of water poured down, which was
followed by hail. Roofs we're beaten in,
signs hurled to the ground and walls un-
dermined by water and hail. An I'm.
known Swede, who lived in the flats be.
low town, was swept away, and a woman
who resided among the poorer class, who
went down toward the creek, cannot be
found by the party of searchers. Twelve
miles Of railroad tracks are washed away
on the Midland and all trains are de-
layed in consequence. The duration OF
the storm was twenty-five minutes, and
its path was a mile wide. The cloud
came from the northwest. The damage
will amount to at least 100000 in this
city and vicinity.