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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20
0Ur on BAIL
Dillon AID 0'Bnsa FaTnisA Benas
and Are Liberated.
Nsigher IS Aware Of fhs Cbsect a
TIE oossromsnt IN Cscsr.ng
Their Arrests.
sALFovA.s - -.

Dust1N sept. te.-la the Tippssarv
ceass IhugssaY formal evidence =
ne arrest az OBrlsa as gssen
before Magistrate IrNin. Ga1 Nj.
Roman. wbo eoaducte6 the prosecution.
sske& ths. @ Brsen be fenlaa3ed until
Thursday. Coansel Tor O'Biea crcss-ex-
anlnea Inspector Rzrer with theYieN of
showing thG1 although o'Buen had
committed the alleged Illegal aets in
June. no steps lad been taken for has
srres. until II WAS heard hat ne aas
ccing 10 Auefica Inspector kafer ae-
nied that the mission 10 America had any
tang whatever 10 DO with the ease MI
OBnen remarked that the whole world
knew the Goscrnments motive for
making the arrests. Nr q Bs.en NAs
admitted ~ bah, Canon CaAlli being
lis seeGr!iy on the appl lcatloa OF Mr..
R0nan warrants we're Issued Tor the ar
rest Of other members Of me National
League,
Dillon was also bailea. giving el. 900
as security lie was remande3 antil
Thursday. The warrant mentions Of
fenses occurring between March and
September. constable served a sur-
mons on Mr. Sheehy a. his residence.
bat d.d not arrest him.
A large crowd Of people. accompanied
By drum and fie band were waiting
at the station for sir. Dillon. who drove
ga tie mayors carriage 10 his own resi-
deaoe. whore he addressed the people
FROM the steps He said that the more
frequent arrests were made The moro
resolute irishmea would become In the
National causei
Mr.. Dillon, in an interview after his
arrest, said that the object Of the Gov
ernment n taking such step WAS q
mystery 10 him, unless II was their in
tention TO prevent the mission OF him
self and his associates 10 America
lie was sure, however, that the
Americans would not deprive the ten
ants of the Tipperary and other
estates Of needful support. although IL
might be impossible for Mr. O'Brien
and himself 10 GO TO America and make
q personal appeal in their behalf la
his opinion the arrests would do more
harm 10 the opponents OF the tenants
than q dozen public meetings
II is commonly supposed that the os-
tensible grounds for Mr. O'Brien's ar
rest are TO be found in a very plain
speech that he made last Sunday at an
insignificant village in County Cork.
named Schulz. He dwelt upon the fail
IRE of the potato crop, and spoke Of tho
gloomy outlook for widespread distress
which Ireland must face this winter.
Warming to his theme he said:
For tens OF thousands Of snail families
throughout Ireland 10 viii become question
this winter whether they are 10 have food OF
their landlords"
Confronted with such al alternative,
ne thought there should be no hesi
fancy as TO a choice. lie advised the
tenants on every estate to meet and
consult as to what proportion. II any
they could honestly pay. When thai
question had been determined they
should all abide by the decision.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20
IowA'S CYCLONE.
Two Lives Lost and Several Thousand
Dollars Worth of Property Destroyed.


ATLANTIC, Ia. Sept 10 A cyclone
occurred Thursday afternoon four
miles south OF Manning. Two persons
are reported killed and number in
jured. The damage viii be heavy.
OMAHA. Neb., Sept l9.-Special dis
patches 10 the Bee confirm last nights
report Of a cyclone in the vicinity of
Manning. Ia. William Ferry and child
were killed. and number were in
iured. The loss Of property will
amount TO several thousand dollars.
EMMETsBURG, la, Sept IA storm
Thursday passed southeast Of here.
doing considerable damage tofarm prop
erty. The large barn of Mr. Crook Was
totally destroyed and ten horses killed
or greatly injured
NISToS. Ia, Sept Io. - Thursday
afternoon a cloud dropped down on Vim
ton and lifted the roof clear of the Han
ford block and carried - to the street.
The NiBton Harness Company and
Woods drug store suffered considerable
injury from water The roof on Quinn's
grocery was started eEs1Fh 20 let N the
water and hole was punched through
the wall By flying timber. The Union
block had the tin rolled up. Norrison's
book store and Jervis & Co.'S dry-goods
store below we're deluged. Numerous
chimneys were blown down and trees
were broken. Several narrow escapes
are reported. but no one was injured
DEs MONIES. Ia. Sept la.-There
has been a severe wind and rain-storm
west Of here, and much damage has
been done 20 farm-housos and
crops. Washouts have been re-
ported on many Of tho railroads. Sc
riously delaying traffic Telegraph wires
are down in many places, making II
difficult 70 get accurate information.
At Council Bluffs there was heavy
rain-storm. accom- panied By light
ming. Many cellars in that city
were flooded. and the damage %
goods in the easements Of busi-
ness houses viii be heavy The large
volume of water on tie streets caused a
suspension Of trade for over an hour.
Several buildings were strack by light
ming and three people we're seriously
1 injured
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20


,aieaEa ta.Ferslr
CUCAoo. ooUt ls-Jeau p LocEe.
ftller las given S.au00o5 g. the 0sp
asst University of Ch.cs.s in ..aallloa
10 the glA Ok : 3s.293 made ~ e.a
so2le G.ne ago Lne announcement ui
thls manlGeent oger SO fhe Cleveland
millionaire Was made 4Aars1ay aftcr-
noon sta meeting et The board oi trusi-
ees q TIE new university asil az tat
ssaaQ f4ei1r Aotei ana Nas rse itfa
Wilh uuloanaea cutaas..sa. BE-
9fsr nas .umealately 4a4 gs-te-aly
accepted.
IL has been Eaosn so leading hapasls
Tor soae time iAat 1r hocaeftIieI uss
aesiroHs o. adding 10 the slm taat ao
bad already giKca. tut noise o. nca
aGa any Idea that tle second cNalbluon
0l hls generosity Nogll reach tAt bcaues
= tie nrst let alone sarpass taom oy
.ully $500 ou0
Alr Hockelelier has conferred vita
Prof " r. Harper %, Yale College. and
with SIR Gates and en- theif plea taat
an additional large sum would not onif
he usefal llt MAS an absolute Necessity
Ia carrying out the plans Tor tAe
university or tAe plane projected -
decided 70 give the additional sl,VsN.-
coo o. this amount the income ~ lie
greater portion $500 coos 10 be used
Tor non n-professionsl graduate instruc-
and feilowships.
The university will begin SIS history
with cndow wments amounting 10 81. 500
00o. all of which is nov in hand or
pledged. With more Ia sight ia other
property and subscriptions FOR the
buildings the university Wiz have
$500 600 This largo additional endow-
ment. jast prorered by Mr. Rockefeller
will necessitate largely increased pro-
vision for students IN the way % buiie-
ings
II is tho purpose 70 establish a. the
outset Of the universiiy's work as many
graduate departments as the funds "a
hand wall permit and thus from lhc be-
ginning make The institution true
university. IL De- intended also - es-
tablisb ~ Morgan Park . Nell-equippcd
academy. whlca shall be q tbe highest
character u wlll occupy the three
buildings now devoted 70 tae theolcElc-
ii seminary.
Another important part 81 the pro-
ceedings was the election q Prof Will
lam T. Harper. Of Yale College. 20 the
presidency Of thsyseW university d.
J. A Smith. the editor ~ the STANDARD.
was elected recording secretary C. tho
board. and Or r. W. Goodspeed was
appointed corresponding aud financial
secretary. Il was determined thst the
university should begin the work Of in-
struction on or before October J. lse2
Announcement VIII be made as soon -
possible Of the conditions Of en-.
trance.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20
BIG FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS.
Millions of Funds Paid Out at tho New
York Sub-Treasury.

New YonK, Sept. 1o.-Thc paymentsat
the sub-treasury in this city we're larger
Thursday than for many years; in fact,
the amount is SO large that the officials
there were unable TO make mp the
totals The amount paid out on az
count Of the bond purchases alone
was sll,66s, 600, and in addition
to this there were large prepayments
Of interest on the IS and Gs and
heavy payments for silver and on pen
sion account Fully S. 500. 600 was paid
out in cash over tie counter As a re-
suit OF this food OF money the rate for
call .loans ruled at 3 TO 4 per cent,
ninety-day money was offered al pcr
cent, and one institution made time
loan Of 81, 600, 900 for one year al 5 per
cent
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20
THEY ARE NOW LAWS.
The President signs the River and Harbol
and Anti-Lottery Bilis.


and Anti-Lottery Biiis.
CREssoN SrRfros. Pa, Sept. 10, Mr.
Tibbott, OF the White House force, ar
rivedhere at o'clock a N. with the riv-
er and harbor appropriation bin and the
anti-lottery bill. They were submitted
70 the President Immediately after
breakfast lie was perfectly familiar
with the provisions, and after reading
them over carefully attached his sigma
ture 10 each. so that they are now laws.
The President has signed tho joint
resolutions for printing the eulogies OF
Hon. 5. ]. Randall. OF Pennsylvania,
and Hon David WILDER and Hon n
W Nutting, of New York, late Repre-
sentatives in Congress, and also direct
ed the recognition of Francis S. Lam
bertenghi as the italian Consul Cen
eral, San Francisco.
The President has been Informed that
the repairs now going on at the White
House will make it uninhabitable until
the middle of next week. Should be re-
turn to Washington before that time be
viii probably be the guest OF Postmas-
ter General Wanamaker.
The President and MS family have ac-
cepted an Invitation to visit the coal
and lumber regions OF Pennsylvania in
the neighborhood OF Houtzdale, Clear
field, Carwensyille and Phillipsburg.
The miners have promised the Presi-
dent rousing reception and will keep
a coal mine open for his inspection.
President Harrison has issued proc
lamation extending to September the
time for the removal of live stock from
the Cherokee outlet, provided half Of
the said live stock is removed by No
yember l.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20

NV YoHx. SEPT 1e A contract wss
signed in tais city isst wsss between
gofn r. SaIiiyan. Duncan y llsrfison
and Jack Bsrnitt on one ba1d an5 ,
q william son the Australia man.
age on the ether. ~ vhi,h tie frst-
named tbTes agree - pisce thsuss res
un3sr ths lettef's sgernsrt dnring
. four through bsstralia and Bnr
A nsv pay is - be written ivf eulii4
van an5 Harrison TvrntY -iorf yssss
v5ll he spent in tustrs - srf fhs col-
eriss. ard txsnfv-sIr in EnT sna
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20
He Opened the safe.

CHICAGO, Sept 10. The new steel
safe in the Office OF the Wellington
Hotel vas unlocked and opened Thurs
day afternoon by a blindfolded man
who had never so much as seen the in
terror of the hotel before. II was mira
Gle Of mind-reading performed by Paul
Alexander Johnstone, the young Mime
apolis gentleman whose fcsts for some
time past have been a marvel unac-
counted FOR by scientific men. The feat
accom- plished was considered more Gif-
fcglt than driving through the streets
blind folded and finding a name in a
hotel register. Both have nov been
successfully performed by JohnstoHs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20

CATARRH. This dreadful disease,
only a slight congestion OF the mucous
membrane of the nose 1T first, increases
with each cold until it spreads through
out the whole mucous system. affecting
the throat, ears. bronchial tubes, stOm-
tch, etc, causing deafness, lung dis
-ases, dyspepsia and many other DIS
ircsslug and dangerous complaints. A
tuil account Of your present condition
and the treatment YOU require, viii be
gwen you free of charge by DR.. :. Clay
Todd. 43 MOnrOe-st., Room 4, Grand
.,apids, Mich.
TX YOU are nervous, restless, irritable,
leepless or wake after hOrrld dreams,
tired mornings, with dull headache,
had taste in the mouth, sometimes dis
charges, and 60 about your employ
mcnt without life, energy and ambition,
desire % be alone. gloomy fOrebOdings.
a disposition 20 worry and fret about
trouble ahead that never comes, spells
OF feeling afraid or uncertain, some
tunes low spirits. you are suffering from
nervous debility and exhaustion OF
nerve power, which may end IN utter
IrOstrat.Ou, insanity aud death.
IF YOU have q great sense OF weakness
and WEAKNESS. wth tired limbs, numb
uess, trembling, prlckiy sensations, cold
feet and legs, y0u are advancing TO that
most serious disease, paralysis.
III your head aches, feels numb and
tired, with strange sensations. loss OF
memory. and you thiuk with difficulty,
OF you are siecDless at night. with drow-
suess aud dul.ness during the day, tho
nerve and BRAIN fatigue may soon run
into insanity or death
II You havo any of these feelings do
not neglect them or they VIII end IN par
aiys.s, insanity, prostraton or death
As you value your lts 90 not neglect
these warnings. Time and experience
have shown. and hundreds Of startling
aud marvellous cures have proved, that
these diseases are perfectly and COM
uist,iv cured bv Dr. =. Clay Todd. No.
as MCur0e-st room 4. Grand Rapids.
Under the use Of Or. =. Clay Todd :
remarkable remedies. all these symp-
toms Weld as If by magic, and strength
&c nerves, vigor of brain, vitality OF
blood and health Of body are soon re-
stored
HIS remedies are purely vegetable
end harmless. and can only be obtained
a. his Office.
Or. TODD compounds his prescrip-
tons before each patent IN ms Office.
Cstsrrh, deafness, rheumatism, ueT-
vous debility. Impotence and al DIS
ssses resulting from early indisCreuons
and exCesses Of manhood. al diseases ol
the urinary orEsns. partial paralysis
variCoColle. rUpturss, tumoTs, scrofuls,
cid sores. dropsv. SKIN diseases, hveT
and kidney complaints. heart seases,
shortness Of breath. bsek of head,
small of back, ETC.. including All female
comulaints sud chronic diseases cured
quickly and permanently.
Or T0DD'S Office a at A Monroe st.
room 4. Gra0d Rapids. Mich.
TT medicines sgree With the stomach
snd yoI can eat anything you choose.
re e ln his Office trom IN the morn
irg untl In the evening, everv dsy
hlIt sundays.
CsH. every body. Afrsndly talk WI
crSt ycu nothing.
lew Charges Rapid Cures,
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20

persons With hln shen ho iiea were hls
wife and Harse
lD.on Boacissa,t was bora IN Esg,aad ia 1874
sua c1mmenere ais remarkable career "a isii
wth the urca8etios ei Losses AssarsnSe.
Tats Ras fof0wt4 - o-c Heals ard 4ognk
us4rrs~ gkien was prodGcsa az the hsy
laaFkes iu fald9n "a lSid, vhile in tee nexl Ire
yesrs "A sohoci Cor se1n1sl 's'eaHeeaee.
-sIle arcEea Yoa eL'Aaooye &c Castro aad
tss .Qceeu q sraaes7 :el.owei
s1re "A iss2 Ar. Boueicauit IaA1e lie depug
81 : piece sfttea by niMsslf tuutlei -iae
Vampire" The Play was trashy. lse hzf q
a9lca il ~ pregetsd lt ara a. faanY tnst auiekly
followed a. is.1 tke autaCr came 20 America
ana suFsr'ulerdec ylr,o1s reViVa.s ~ ais p,ays
~ Walack's lis translation q 'Lou-- X. -
uoN PLAYED rs lrFtEe wa5 first crOrElt
out ia New 00rk IL is6o cays oi success be-
gan tor bin when The Colieen Eaw1 was
pIagea az the Aaelrhi Ilcater Loaaca. The
uleloCsams ran iog ye3r less .fe coys +he
Octc-ooan followed. then The Cricket on me
Hearth aaa "a 1875 ~arrEa IA Pcsuc, "Attes
DarS aad q be saeagLraun ~eie the best "a
score OF succeeding works, mostly traAsla
ucns
In 1884 he was married 20 Agpes Robortson
the uaioa resulting IN TIE birth @, SIX children
-Dicn william, Eve. Darley George, Pat1icc
Nina an6 Aubrey Robertson. or these ali are
BOW alive save tie Oldest Who met hcEole
death in a reilroad sccident Ia England
IN 1879 when but % years OF age. Bouei-
eault aud his vile did not sc, along well
together, and in 1850 she commenced proceed.
iucs for divorce Boucicault having denied that
there had ever been any marriage ceremony
performed. Before the case ever came 70 a
bearing. IN iSSs the trouble was satisfactorily
arranged Subsequently he was divorced and
remarked
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20
Tho Odd-FeIIovs.

ToPEKA, Kan, Sept. 19.-Most OF tho
time of the Sovereign Grand Lodge, l.
o. o. T.. Thursday was occupied in the
consideration of an amendment TO the
constitution. One OF the amend
ments grants States the power to
admit mem bers to the order at
the age Of IS Over four hours we're
taken up in the discussion 10 adopt II.
A three-fourths vote was necessary. Il
was finally defeated by vote OF 10 to
IS. To-day another amendment fixing
the age for admission az IS viii come
up. but this one proposes to grant the
authority direct from the Sovereign
Grand Lodge without referring it TO
State Jurisdictions.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20
Rls,Inr Ia Lisbon.

L1sBoS. Sept 1o.-on Wednesday
night mob attacked eight policemen
n the strects A conflict arose. in
which stones sad rsvolvers were
freely used. F0Tty-two Of the
rioters we're arrested. Later
The riot became general. and the
municipal gsara was called out The
mob tben took refuge in toe Cafe Mar
tinho. n the Plaza Dom Pedro. where
the customers consisted or journalists
dspnties and merchants The soldiers
hred into The plsce, voundlng many q
4fa o-errauts
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20

WAsH1xsroS. sept 10 The Censgs
oFce announces the result q toe co1ut
cf the populations O. cities ard towns
ss follows- Covington. ky. $3.50. n-
crease, 7.ss5 LeNlng gton. hT-. - 80.
5see. NeR port ky. 1A28s.
increase. A595 Parls kV. s.525s in
crease. 2soL Tucson. A. T.. 4 eas. de-
crease i92A TIE tota. population a
Arizcaa ls So ear. Increase 81 est
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20

SPRINGFIELD. q. Sept 1o.-Cbarles
Drum ~, proprietor OF a wine house,
Thursday evening in ft oi rage, coca
stoned bV jealousy. shot his wife and
then with the same weapon ended his
oFn life Both died Instantly. Drumrl IS
supposed 70 have been under the iaau-
ence Of liouor. lie vas prominent
Gerusn, we'll educated and vas native
% Germany. Tie has resided here sev-
eral Tears. Beth victims were about
IS yeals old. Two small children suE-
rfrp
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20

CfzEe8T ElL. Ssrt feNr Ts~es
Ests riizsn - byrrr- fis eeanf-.
s~s1pes oead - ere sufffaestef eu
f+s far rfeanat TssrHesr ~ tss-f
t-oshs te yss uesfi7 81 ves-s clf
Isaac sorss. ve i-to-5o fs-mar q
Pre- o-eek. ehits setHrrine sons f-oo
re tss- ffesr-esfsv ripff fsI ever -
s1 1bA1xUsnt sns 2ss kElss.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20
a BATTLE IN INDIANA.
Two Families Try TO settle n Feud with
knives. Pistols and Axes.

VINcEsNEs, Ind. Sept 10 At Sand
born. this county. the Neur and Blevins
families engaged in a bloody riot in
which knives, pistols ana sxes were
freely used. Two OF the Neurs
we're fatally hacked with an axe,
and Rufus Blevins was shot
and instantly killed, while two
Of his brothers were dangerously in
iured. The riot grew out Of family
ftud Of long standing between the two
families and the result is not a surprise
70 their friends SO far the Meur and
Blevins families are the only ones con
cerned. but they have largo counec-
tion in this county ard further trouble
may result
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20

ToIEpo q. Sspt ~ -Thn-sdav TIE
Society o. tss ArnT o. The Csmherlan8
elected officers General " s. Bose
crsas beiag chosen President TIE
committee On ms sheridan monument
reported thst IN two Yssrs Bat sz.f47
zd been su5ser bed bovars tas project
The society Ual nsst next rear - Co
8nohus
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20
A sICKENlNG TRAGEDY.
The wife OF 8innesots Farmer Riiied
and Mutlsted by Tiendish heiEh-


and MuLlsted by Tiendish heiEh-
Dor.
Lone PRArrTF. Nina, Sept 10
Wednesday night q nan named Pred
Paul shot Mrs. Louis Buelow. = neigh
Dor sho lived At Bear Head. eight miles
from here. while she was a. work IN q
potato natch. The Send then cut OF
bis victims ears Tho lifile 6auahtnr
e the murdered woman vss TIE only
witness % the affair ana told her father
on his return. After killing the WON
an Paul went homo and shot himself
being found hy his brother some hoars
later Coroner Cotes went 70 the scene
q the tragedy few hears after the
discover and found that the hogs had
eaten tbe face of ths dead woman
No csass is assigned Tor tbs TRAGEDY.
and il s fhoarht that TIE nan vss in-
eara
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20

Csrrorr5sr No SEPT - %
frsieff trslr -. p or tHs Santa fe
- road vss ptfinr ir TfursssT uaara-
~ ne drsv hsas Fz'lss crt tfrov.nz
.frae cas- 20 ERE trses sra ase, ist-
8rq taew r. one ~ trf fsrf were fss
trauss stes re r1ds 81 ksnsss CITY.
Tsssf tfeu uefs BED sr5 fvs osters
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20
HUNDREDS PERISH
4 Turkish Man-af-NaF SAID q
Have Been Lest.
Ssr Fiee HUNDRED Sailors DrcAnes-
Among shs Lest Is ths p
raoas osman Pesh1.


LoNDoS SEPT ~ Aotlces frotn
E-oge state 4aat tie Iakith asH-.i-
sel krloz so.s las lean4era- - s.A-- s.@
t1al 5Je - aer crew pfFa afeNas~- t's
man 4sch.- whose victory ttff tar
AassiSHs a. Plskes gave slm Airh
rank - hgltng Osnegal was en
board aua was last Ee had hson aH aa
aaioial visit 30 aapsn aaFiee boep ta-
irg .ea Nifa speelal uisstef taa t..s
sultan II tAe Ats1~o
ANAEl. sEr Aasr ssr
T.oNDoN. SeQt lo Atfers frr@
Diego state that ths uasl steamer
Mis@hi Msgu tss besa lest ot eorhi
ana thss AE af hef crew, Wltu tas ea-
senllea oi oue Japanese. were drennee
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20

-. -. pl4s = flz as asa AeSer k'-es
- -. .r,.a-sAoxt skstss ~ ~ asle
zat "a sEk-
Nv Yesx. SEPT - r D5ea beseA-
s.slt the p.assr.xes sns act<f 1ase
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20

VIVA >ert Ie A family q s7at
rers07s, ecnstsr1x cf fsther notaer
sn5 six e. 5rsr. hss heen kis1 ss
fresssnss. EanEsfv. ~ i9aers-' ss'-
iag - iralt 6 5hs zzst-sts1s F.a14
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20

~
't@s
-~ Hs
p
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20

eth the method and results when
syrup Of tigs IS taken; it Is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yer promptly On the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, elesnses the sys-
ten ehecteally, dispels colds, head
aches and levers and cures hzbitusi
constipation. Syrup IF Figs IS the
only remedy OF rs kind ever pro-
dueed, pleasing to the taste ani ac-
eeptabls 10 the stomach, prompt il
Is action and truly beneficial IN It's
effects, prepared only from the inost
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
10 all and have made it the mos.
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sals IN SOC
and sl bottles By all leading drug
gistS. Any relisble druggist who
rlay not have il on hand viii pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept say
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fie SK7UP co.
saw FRANCISCO. csl.
LOUISVILLE. ~ aEa fosS. NJ
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20

WITH those useless and injurious med
icines. such ss toniCs. sti1la.ants. ner-
vines and sCporldcs sleep producing
drugs. banasEes or instrumental sppli-
ancr-. they are of 10 avail. the disease
= still there ard can oulv Be cured hv
Dr. S.CLkY TODD. A. Nonroe-st-. room
4 Grand Ran.ds, M,ch- Gonsui itahors
Free and Confidential. 10 charge for
services Until cnred.
ncnt waste your n1se-
No runnirg 20 drug stores.
Better medicines fer chrome 3sesses
esn - bad of Dr. :. Clay TODD A.
his ofsce. E2 Monroe o. rocna Z. trrsnc
psn.ds. Nch.. wlta the correct TREE
sdrira for usfur their. FsA c1 Dr. $.
Clay TODD aad be restored - health
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-10-03
THE SOUTH.

A TERRIBLE flood was reported at Hot
Springs, Ark, on the 2Sd.
VICTOR HUNTINGTON, an ex-convict of
Kentucky, was found dying of starvation
in the woods near Hopkinsville, KY,
and died next day. He had gone to the
woods to escape arrest on suspicion.
WILLIAM ELLIOTT, who was unseated
by the House of Representatives on the
23d, was renominated next day by ac-
clamation by the Democrats of the Sew
enth district of South Carolina.
The First West Virginia Democratic
Congressional convention renominated
John o. Pendleton.
THERE were 10000 people at great
Democratic rally and barbecue at Gains
vile, Tex. Thirty beeves were barbe-
cued.
ATToRNEY-GE HARDIN, of Ken
lucky, gave Auditor Nodman an opinion
on the standing of the Frankfort and
the Henry County lotteries. He holds
that the license under which the lotter-
les claim to operate is void.
A REPORT by way of San Antonio,
Tex, says that recently an attempt was
made to assassinate the President of
Mexico by concealed parties, who fred
a volley of musketry.
E. H. IDEAS, colored, has been nomi-
mated for Congress by the Republicans
of the Sixth South Carolina district
A COMPLETE test of the making of
steel by the basic process from Southern
iron, made at Chattanooga, Tenn, was
wonderfully successful.