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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-09-12
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a. WADE, m. D.,

SSj1 fICIAN AND SURGEON,
" n IG;jd9lnanently located in Piaceryille-
y III respond To all professional calls
n i fpund at the office formerly occu
6f Dt Rnthwell.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-09-12

2. =. SOCRSE,
PrssEisET.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27
HELP HIM ALONG.
Prominent Citizens Lend Their Inhssnes
i'm Good Cause.

Prominent Citizens Lend Their influence
in Good Cause.
The application Of Oscar Byrne which
was recently filed with the Fire and
Police Commissioners, for the position
of driver OF the city ambulance, recalls
bit of the history of this man.
A few years ago Oscar Byrno was 8
young man well-known about town,
and went in good society. But one
night Kidder & Co. dry goods store was
burglarized OF large quantity Of seal
garments. clue was obtained and
the trunk contsining them was traced
10 New York and the crime was fast
ened upon Byrne. lie was tired, con-
victed and sentenced 20 Iona prison.
He proved a model prisoner, and IN
consequence Of his good conduct he was
pardoned about two years ago. Since
that time he has conducted himself IN
a most geniiemanly and we'll behaved
manner. This summer he has been IN
charge of the Owashtsnong Club build-
ing at the lake, while his wife worked
at the Pavilion for Mr.. Svetland.
City Treasurer Perry, Julius House
man and Q. A. Bali signed a petition
asking for BvTne's appointment.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27
HIBBARD BAKER
VIII be the Republican Somfsss FroR
the fErst District


VIM. II. Trainor, an ex-bAnker and
Democratic politician of Detroit, Was
snugly escoused in one Of the easy
chairs at the Morton House last night.
Politics have nothing to 90 with my
visit to this CITY," he said. Il am here
simply on business connected with a
real estate deal which ] am not at lib
erty to give away at present"
What is the political outlook IN
Wayne county,
"liibbard Baker will be the Repub-
lican nominee for Congress beyond
doubt. lie viii be pitted against Judge
Chapman, who defeated him two years
ago.
There is much interest contering IN
the fight for State Treasurer. Moore
Will make strong run, but his election
depends entirely on the feeling Ia
Northern Michigan. j do not know
how strong Braastad Is or what hls
popularity is in the Upper Peninsula.
Local politics IN Detroit are waxing
warmer. Charley Collins viii be the
Republican nominee for sheriff, and
Jim Hanley will be put up by the Demo
Gratis. The fight Will be hot one. as
both men have large foliowIngs."
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27
TINKERIRG BYLAWS
TAe bs.ra 81 Ir@as fieas sssNs change.
Necessary.

TIE following snenc meDts 70 the
bylaws Il the hoard oi Trade were
submitted AZ the last meeUng, ana WI
oe acted apon al lhe regular ost0ter
meeting The ame0amsnts are - he
added 10 Article 8.
>. The President, the Vice Presidents
and the Treasurer shall hold once for
one year, or until = SUCCESSOR = chosen.
b. Al the annual meeting, % be hela
or tue lhird Tnssdas ia AovembeE,
1850, there shall he eleeisc fiteen ol-
Teetors 10 serve tWo years, and sixteen
directors to serve one year, and st each
succeeding annual meeting The NacAu-
cies made ~ expiration az term shall
be fliied 70 hold once two years, and
until their successors aTs chosen.
6. Every director OF officer, whether
constituted by tie GrsiclesO Of ASSOCIATION
or bylaws, shall hold hls Office as pro
Nlaed IN sections ana b. and the eloc-
ton OF hls successor shall De deemed a
termination Of the term Of Office, and
upon receiving notice from the Presl-
dent, Secretary or Treasurer. or any
officer. IA writing, such officer shall
forthwith retire from tie Office, and
turn over 20 bis successor, or such per
son a. the Board OF Directors may dir
rect, All records, books, pagers, eyl-
dences Of debt, money. effects aud
property IN ms hands or under hls con-
troll belonging 70 the Association.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27
THE ABDUCTED BOY
The Mystery About the Father
Stll Deepens-
TIE LATEST THEORY Is INSANITY
After the Disposal 81 the Case ~ the
to0rt, Ds Maj aad the fuckers Have
fAlk, bst With ~ Debate de
sulgs--A NsFs Strange Msa.

The appearance lnpoliee oourtyestef-
day OF Robert De Mar, the alleged Sb-
ductor Of the Tucker boy, would not
have attracted the attenUon of the
casual observer. The prisoner. as he
looked IN the pen, APPEARED quite in-
feri0r 10 the average African. and pre-
sented the strongest possible contrast
TO the beaming, bright boy who eat be-
eide him. and who now looks 10 him as
his father. But conversation with De
Mar proves him 10 be one of the most
remarkable of men. HIS manner Is the
very superlatlye OF refined gentllly,
snd the English he speaks Is tSultlessly
classical.
lie is in complexion jet black, Is
small of stature, and has little, thin
head with a feceding frontal. let the
actual man is the very opposite of what
all this suggests.
After has case was nolle pros'd, he
gllded elegantly through the court
room into the Jury room, where Mr..
and Mrs. Tucker were 10 waiting. Here
a warm dispute arose about the pay
4
their trouble.
There IS no doubt in the minds of the
best observers that the man Is mad and
insane through much learning. HIS IN
timatOnS about the prospective wealth
OF his boy, though 90 elegantly pat rs
to deceive the fuckers and
even some of the reporters, are
undoubtedly the fruit of diseased and
oYerwOrked brain. In the hands of the
little boy was common pass-boOk f,
which thls reporter took the liberty 10
examine. it proved 10 be filled with
French cOnlugatl0ns of verbs and
French quotations, faultlessly written.
This led the reporter 10 engage DeMar
in conversation IN that tongue, who
proved 10 be a ready French talker.
He sand he had learned the language
IN a school in the city of Paris, and the
pure French lac used IN saying TINS
made MS story reasonable.
But there was an elegant fsraway-
ness IN the mans manner, and q sub
dued nervousness in his speech which
showed an ab 0rmal working of his
mind. His very sanity seemed in
sane.
DeMsr says he expects to remain IN
Grand Rapids for few days TO make
definite disposition concerning his boy.
The boys position was very trying
one yesterday. When the fuckers left
court, the little fellow wept, but not
violently. He seemed in a strait be-
twixt two affections. What such a man
will do under the circumstances which
have developed in this strange case, il
is impossible TO predict; but the weight
of opinion seems 10 be that the fuckers
will eventually regain the care of the
boy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27
GUILTY OF BURGLARY


Wm. Washington. eol0xec. sSs found
guilty Of burglary n tas superior court
lzst nigtk alter the IuFy h4d been ous
s.x hours. Washington Sas lmplieAted
VITA Clifford Lee for breaking and en-
tsEinx the residence OF Wm. Bsdels oa
Shsldon-st.. on the nigbl OF August %.
Lee pleaded guilty 10 the erime and
turned states evidence charging Nasn-
lngtou as his aecOmplice-
lie prisoners attorney Introduced
al Alb as a defense, winch appeared
very stEoag unul the prosecution pat
ID sar-Feouttal testimony. several Wit
nesses sHore that Washington wzs at
tending = sOclzl gathering on the night
OF the burglary. The next day they
we're greatly surprised 10 learn OF ms
arrest through the newspapers De
tectiyes smith and Kennedy went 10
police headquarters and produced the
records which showed that the prisoner
vas not apprehended until August SO,
or fiye days after the arrest.
Nm. Washington has al uneaylable
career. Though Vet a young man, he
has served two seven-year sentences
and has also been an inmate OF the
Reform school. lie viii be sentenced
this morning At 10 o'clock.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27
AN UHFRIENDLY RODENT
Causes CONSERVATION In the Bridge
street House Dining Room.

Pandemonium feigned IN the dining
room OF the Bridge-street House for
several minutes yesterday. Ii was At
dinner time and one of the waiter girls
had Just struggled in with tray of
dishes nearly as large as herself. sud
denly she saw rat sklrmishlng IN close
proximity 10 the decolette part OF her
skirts. She gave a terrified scream,
dropped the tray, which fell 10 the floor
with a crash and took refuge on char.
The rat became ratified and ran here
and there in bewildered state. Every
place the little fellow went heseemed to
get into trouble. The screams OF the
girls became general. They gathered
their clothing about them and chairs
were soon at a premium. One pretty
female attempted TO climb a friendly
post, but her gymnastic training had
been neglected IN her younger days and
she was unsuccessful,
In the meantime the rat IN seeking to
escape, got under 4 table where there
were several female boarders. Then
there was lively time. The proprietor,
porter, cooks and bell boys finally
elected the troublesome rodent and
peSce was restored.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27
Puts an End to sophia Dewcy's Earthly
Career

Puts an End to sophia Dewcy's Earthly
Career
Another poor unfortunate has sought
surcease from sin aud sorrow in death
by morphine. Sophia Dewey, fallen
woman, died yesterday afternoon IN a
room on the fourth floor over "a Pearl
st. Miss Lille Wilson heard some one
breathing with difficulty in the hall
and found Sophia leaning over a table
evidently under the influence of an
opiate. She was taken into a room,
and Or. DeCamp was summoned and
pronounced il a case of morphine
poisoning. Autidotes were admins
tered and every thing wasdOne TO revive
her, but the poison did its deadly work
in spite of all. A small bottle OF whisky
was found IN her pocket, bat there was
no trace of the poison.
The deceased was a confirmed Inebri-
ate and opium eater, and often figured
in police court. She had Just returned
from a ninety-day sojOuTn at the De
tro't house of correction, and il is not
known who her friends or relatives are.
Coroner LOcher WAS notified, and
VIII probably order the body decently
inferred
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27
THE MAGNET RAISED
A Novel Plan Put IN Use Fer the
EIrsE Time.
lVnTlBLE R0lT lsD CARGO SAVED
CAPS. narVhy Aeeeaa Fiishss . Biz Fsat-
Ths saaksa 8o@t l. ramp~a Fsu
- zis Aad Raises Like
GsKk-Asas ths arse

SAULr STE. MAuE. sept. 26.-Thomas
AuEphy, Of the Murphy wEecElng Com
paHy. Of Detroit, arrived down thls
nlornlng and reported tnat the JOB Of
falsing the Mag. .et snd her cargo Of
l3t2 tons Of ore aad been successfully
accomplished. lhe Magnet, when
SUNK ~ the Continental. which was On
Ire on the Big Point, I'VE miles above
TIE canal, Ga lAe -sth DAY Of April, Was
thought % De a total wreck, bat the
Murphy Company secured the contract
Tor FaislnS her IA June, and early Ia
tae month started al the work.
The method Of raising the craft IS q
uew one - lake Rreekers, And has
never been attempted before, the pFin-
elpie used being 10 ssnk pumps under
the water INTO the main deck OF the
vessel, and force ar IN 20 dlsplace the
water removed. Mr.. Murphy started
his work by shoreiug from the cargo TO
tne maiu deck, and from main deck
and upper deck % resist the pressure OF
water over ait and thirteen feet for
ward, the vessei laying IN fOrty-sx feet
ait and thiFty-fye forward. The Outfit
used ras six pcntoOns lifting 100 tons
each, and OF i0ur wyecking pumps
Great difficulty was experienced
lu raising the stern first.
lois VAS done by pOntoons
aud By building two bulkheads between
decks 60 bold water from midships 10
forward. The eleven hatches had TO
Be heavily tmhered and covered. The
break on her side. which was between
two frames, crushing m the planking,
was $ leet by inches from the turn or
the bige up. Tins was overcome by
patching and canvas covering. The
work "a pumping was begun three
weeks ago, with four wrecklng pumps
ard the ar was forced u by two West
ing houses ana one Blake ar com.
pressOr. Tins With the aid OF
four pOntOOns were found mad
equate and one additional wreck
lng pump was added. Even this
overtaxed the pumps, and three
pumps were broken. Two more pumps
were added and two pOntOons. Nester-
day at $ O'Clock the work of pumping
Il WAS resumed, and at O'Clock the
vessel began TO lift aft, and az O'Clock
Na1 loNLQ 10 DC Tour Ieet OF the Dot
tom ait. At this point the stern came
up Ike shot raising twenty feet in
less than minute, and throwing Cff
the pontoOns. After an hours pump
ing the vessel lifted forward and at
o'clock was atloat. She was inl-
mediately pulled into shallow water.
she Is kept afoat by one pump
working at about quarter capacity and
Is drawing sixteen feet OF water. The
feature of the Job of sinking pumps into
the upper deck and carrying steam
down 20 the pumps and forcing IN air
10 dIspiace water, worked perfectly. 10
VAS found TO work as we'll under twenty
three feet of water Is above the surface.
Three weeks OF delay was caused by not
having sufficient pumping capacity.
Captain Murphy says the vessel is as
good as when shc went down.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27
The First and Ninth warders want a
Bridge

al was glad to see Aldermen Turner
and Stein make fight for the Wealthy
ave bridge fund" said a First ward res
ldent ia the TELEGRAM-HBRALD yester-
day.
after all our efforts to get bridge
at this point It would be too bad to have
the matter pigeon-holed until an act,
authorizing the bonding of the city for
tins purpose, could be obtained. We
can spread the expense of TINS bridge
over two or three years, and commence
the work of building piers now. The
$1,000 viii make an excellent starter,
and IN anotheryear we can complete the
bridge. If some of the aldermen lived
where they could enjoy the fumes of
the steamboat channel and the garbage
burning nuisance, they would hurry
the matter with all their energies.
When the abutments to the bridge are
built, II will necessltate the filing UP of
hechanneI, and stoptne garbarge burn
ing night under our noses; and this is
what we have been praying for for
years
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27
VERYSERlOUS ERROR
MUCH EMBARRASSMENT aAY RESULT
fhs .fEspositioa 20 bey si,oos, 900
worth ~ Nickel Far Uss 10 the
AAnaf.eturs OF Afsaor Plates
for ships, Opposed.

WAsHTSsroS, D. c., sept. 2o-~
A very serious error has been dix
covered n the RIVER and Harbor bill.
wkich has just become 4 law. The act a.
printed appTopr.ates bat s. ,ooo for con-
unuing the work Of the Illinois river,
While the oil, ss il passed both houses
and puor 10 It's enrolment for presenta-
ton to the President, sppropriated $780,
600. Whether the error was made IN
the enrolment OF the bill or merely IN
the printing OF the act after sapproyal
by the President, Is as yet undeter-
mined. The probabilities are that the
mistake occurred IN the final enroll
ment of the bill. Ii sucn proves 10
be the case joint resolution Will have
TO be passed, correcting the error, and
just AZ this time when a quorum IN the
house Is a difficult thing u secure, II IS
likely 10 cause much embarrassment.
The proposition To buy 81 900, 600
worth OF nickel for use IN the manu-
fscture of srmor plates for new ships,
met with vigorous opposition IN the
t'tA+RAN tNAAFs Il aAtAA0 aA-0 ~ e
German both attacked the measure as
hasty and ill-sdvised. Both thought
the single experiment at Annapolis the
other day was not sufficient proof OF
the value of nickle alloy in armor plate
10 warrant so large an expenditure and
the upsettlng OF existing contracts with
steel plate makers.
The work on the interior decoration
of the White House that has been in
progress during the last two weeks was
completed Yesterday and as soon as the
pant dries the House VIII be ready for
occupancy of the President and family.
The Improvements are quite extensive
and the dingy appearance of many OF
the rooms has gwen way to a bright
artistic arrangement of soft col0rs
peculiarly pleasing in their entirety.
The main corridor, in which is located
the private stairway, has been sub
iected TO the most elaborate decoration.
The walls are finished in plastic
cOmblng of ecTu with an
elaborate frieze in plastic rough
ing with metallic OrnamentatIOn. Tie
private dinlng-room has been finIshau
IN old gold of an elaborate pattern, and
the small ante-roOm on the same floor
IN old rose. On the second floor the
Presidents apartment is finished u
yellow and buff, with extensive orns-
mentation about the Windows and bor-
ders in bright gold, which blends 30
harmoniously with the other tints that
the effect is peculiarly pleasing. Alto
gether, the effect is artistic III every
respect and has been approved highly
by Mrs. Harrison and the President
The rooms that are open TO the public
have not been changed. Until the
smell of fresh paint. which now per
vades the building, dies out, the Presi-
dent and his family will stop with
Postmaster General Wanamaker.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27

Capt. -. of the r0vsl artillery. va
talDOn fishing On the southwest Mira
rnichi. above Bossf0vn In AZ upluckv
sr3 unguar6ei moment. 80 be va
rather hsstaly swinging around his
eaiiuon rel Vrepsrstory - casting his
large book caught IN the thin part of -
ear of 7. p. ous = The csTssin's Tuss.
who as Al ardent ard 3 better 6shsr-
foaz sasn his master. wss ir'fnf ?
watching ths notions ~ a large sslnor
vhloh ~ oagtain va sD0esvUlng -
seeurs. Sesrng tkss 3irs. with soth tau e
- - e ssve his ~ - faf - poss'rl rlls. q
r slowly vafke3 ~ - be rnasteT r. -
feliere5 frgra tie hyok Break it -
csgtain frask So Of $50 ~ - tns
parf~ $50. r." reTlis3 fhs esptsin n
I sra g5sr,r fo g. - e1ch th1rg Nou =
soz hsvs rss destroy ny t'est fyy ADo
- anisflT tsk5ue . sf.srp r,sr-Hlfs ori
- Re rreEet sd tfing ~ lche - -,
srvsrfs esr - thos ssfsiy -eif-sne1
- fs~o~ifs r. uniriure5- T-es storT
vss rsiste3 - re ~ ths rwHsrsr ~
oare or hs t,pe7 co7 iirFr.stes-r fvsoezscs
- ft.e fr1fh - h5s s1stsrnsDt II : oTsei
se3 S-re---
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27
Got Back His Furniture.

4 replevin suit was tired in Justice
Hvdorn's court yesterday. IN which
Fred showers regained possession of q
quantity of household goods which hsd
Dot been fully paid for according to the
eontrsct. showers has q store on
Front-st., snd merely leased the
goods. e. pass 70 the defendant when
$3.50 had been psid for them. Only
sII 50 hsd been psid when the goods
we're reulavled.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27


Not far from Scranton. Pa, lives
Iar1ner James G. Fairchild. He has
gained local notoriety of late by reason
O. an unsuccessful fight against grass
hoppers that took possession # rye
stubble field. Farmer Fsirchild muster
Cd in opposition 20 the green clad foe an
army q turkeys. The gobblers were
driven to the battle ground through an
aperture in a big stone wall At the
first assault II seemed that they were 70
win easily. They drove the hoppeTs
into a corner Of the tall fence. Then
the fugitives turned upon the turkeys.
and. according 10 the account Of an eve
witness. came within an ace =
svsfnping them. The fovls were com
pletsly covered with grasshoppeTs. and
the insects kept coming ~ them 50 Thick
and fast that the turkeys finally took to
tbair less and wings AMI ven9 sQnalhng
toward the center Of the lot
After = httle one Il the g5bblers raj
lied the Cock sn3 iej them back r. fhs
corner He gobhle3 a number - tines
on tie way. and the Oh tom fsrkeFs
marched abreast - fira and gehbie3 de-
family az the erasshoTrers. tbe heus
bringing up tee rear and taking ssufiiy
a. tl.ev marched WEI % toward the
corner e the fa13 tha Cock snread cut
sr,i in moment innurss ssrable wings
were f.urzing fowsrl fhs wall Pretty
sorr tie grass erTrTs were as thfk In
a. -s 4an~ MrT 49, a-f-~e
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27
PALMER's SUCCESSOR.
r. Il. Grubb, of New Jersey, to Represent
the United states at Madrid.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.-The President
sent TO the Senate today the following
nominations:
E. Burd Grubb, of New Jersey, to be
Minister TO Spain.
Edwin II. Conger, of Iowa, Minister
70 Blazil.
Fremont Wood, of Idaho, United
States Attorney for Idaho.
Oscar Palmer, of Michigan, Register
of Land Office at Grayling, Mich.
;. Z. Youngs, of Michigan, Receiver
Pubic Money at Grayling, Mich.
Postmasters-A. b. Pesrsall ,McGregOr.
Iowa; V. :. Nelson, Lyons, Iowa; 5. l..
Winter, Woodbine, Iowa; Albert c..
HOtchkiss, Adel, Iowa; Charles A. Kirk
ham, Augusta, Wis; Z. c. Wilder,
Evansville, Wis; J. Ii. Harman, Shell
ton, Neb.
Withdrswn-N. F. Campbell, at Bas-
trop, Texas, and l.. J. Scurlock, at
Water Valley, Miss.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27
State Teachers Association.

Special 20 tie fEiEGRAN-fiERsLD.
LASsTNG, Mich, sept 26.-The Exc
cutive Committee Of the state Teach
ers' Association are in session at the
Hotel Downey. II. J Felkor and
Prof Chalmers, of Grand Rapids, are
present, working with strong hopes Of
success Tor tae location Of the sssocis-
tons convention At Grand Rapid $.
The convention Will be held during the
holidays. The subject Of location Will
be brought up ln the morning.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27
sHIvERING OFFICIALS.
The Heating Apparatus Gives out in th'
Government Buildfsg.


If the Grand Rapids Government
building IS closed up for the winter,
the cause Of Il viii be failure OF the
heating apparatus and neglect OF the
Washington authorizes to send on The
usual Inspector, which such cmerg-
encies always call Tor. Everybody IN
the building occupying rooms not pro
vidcd with firo-Dlaces, are shiverng
through their duties as best they can.
last spring. the jsnit0r Of the build-
ing reported that the steam apparatus
was unsafe, by reason Of some tisar-
rangcment ot the valves and other
parts. but that The boiler was apparent
iv as sound as ever. The apparatus was
accordingly condemned, and request
was preferred at Washington by C0si0.
dian steketee. 10 send on al inspector
10 have the defects attended g. But
cold weather has come, and no inspeC
tor seems iikeIy % arrive. and every
body = beginning 20 wonder what vii
be done.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27
Duly Recorded

The several deeds conveying che far
eronnd purchase % the Kent County
Agricultural Societv has been recorded
in the reg ister's Office. They are as fol-
lows one gwen - jesse 8. Hsrr SON +.
sal for $500 one ~ Charles Hoff-
man Ter $500. and enc fv Arsron 7.
Cock ss speclsi Egsrd a. ~ Roy q.
Iaravav. a MINOR. sffso. Iotsl eco.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27

KASxAKrr, 81 sept. - The world =
stallion record Of 212 wa broken today
bv Nelson, who iroited . mile IN 2ils
gong the fra half 10 J o4i TIE mile
was iroitod without = bresk, and bad
the weather been good & f probable
that be xouio have made e iu lll ~
better. Constsrne lowered the two
vear-old record g. 2.27f a. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27
Bold Burzlars.

Special - the TELFcsAW-liFsat1
ScHoorcRAFr, Mich. sept 2s.--Iast
night burglars broke into the post
Office and clothing store Of Wm.
n Snyder and stole about FIVE dollars
in money and fifteen dollars worth
Of stamps out of the u1st-offce. They
mauv valuable papers and notes. a'so
large amount Of cloth z. boots and
shoes. bats. umbrellas. eio. No cine 81
the robbers
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27

JacKsov. Mich. sept 2s-E n
Teal. sandstone farmer, gong home
in = double iig last night. wss struck st
the crossing two na ss west 81 tns city
by a fast tran. AID he was tsroe8
severs rofs The ~ vas rei aeed CO
sind rz wool. bat Ies0 escaped w th
cnlv tae right arm trozeu in teo rlsces
ard severs m-nar srr 80
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27
SEVENTY MILES AN HOUR.
big Fire at Phillips. Wis, and a Heav,
wind.

MINSEAFoLIs, Mimi, Sept. 26.-An
Ashland, Wis, special 70 the Tribune
says. cat o'clock this afternoon, the
J. r. DAVIS Lumber C0mpany's plant at
Phillips. Ws., was reported burning
and will probably be entirely destroyed. I.
A loss of several thousand dollars viii
be the result, as = heavy wind is blow
ing. The AshlsGd FIRE department re-
ceived a telegram from Phillips, asking
for help. An engine and hose cart
were pat on a special train and sent
down At seventy miles an hour.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27

It j. understood tnsf t e tne iafen-
son of the Roars of Pclce sna Pre-
for-nr ssorers ~ $50 at 81 saaIt o- al.
sEsf 81 uCr las done 1
reooga a-tor 81 ffe heavv strs.n ~ saty
resfsek ugon TIE sresert cfsclais
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27

Srrefs la ere Tn rsa tr-lIuTts--
wtslfrSe sept 18.--3ohn Merritt
postmaster st olive Centre, oetsws
rocatv. has resigned. and en- recon-
rscndston ot Congressman BeiSnap.
John Vluke Inulier has been appointed
- srcrerf f.w