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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-16

K. G Eidudge the agent :or the
Singer Sewing Machine has also Sc
cured the a4enry Tor several leadinl
pianos i0ciniing the following
makes. McEwen, Antisell Newly
and Evans, aud several others,
which he will sell on reasonable in
stallments. For further particulars
or inspection apply at his agency
next to the Ormshy House.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-16

Dir. Boyd announces that he has
just received fresh supply of fat
beef and calls in the public TO in
spect the quality Of 1t. He claims
the latest beef ever brought t.
Carson.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-16
ALL SORTS.
The train was late yesterday.

| N~~@~~ - ~~fA -
| The train was late yesterday.
Ben Palmer was in Caracn yes
tercay,
Gov, Stevenson arrived by yes,
days late tram.
Mr.. James Yerington is in the
city frem Hawthorne.
4 fire in a business tent 1T Spo-
kane Falls Thursday caused s10,-
600 damage.
Rev. E. W. vanDsventer will
hold the quarterly meeting at the
NJ. E. Church today.
The petition favcring Mr.. Rod
man for Postmaster is being signed
hy everybody, irrespective of party.
A new stock of pants, overalls.
shoes, socks, and gents furnishing
goods just opened at Chas Kelly's.
1t is suggested that the loss OF 100
pounds doesn't mean much to Geo.
Tuflv, bnt it would be mighty rough
on John Alex ,nder.
The item in the APPEAL mention
ing the paper which denounced
lotteries in one column and adver-
tised them in another, had no refer
ence to the Reno Gazette.
Trinity county, Cal, has recently
been visited by the biggest land
slide known in the history Of the.
Coast, and new lake eight miles
long y been formed by the sudden
dammiug OF the river.
The APPEAL ia in receipt of the
proceedings of the ST. Lonis Con-
vention, containing speeches by
Stewart, Fitch and Farrell of Ne !
vada. Our Nevada delegates made
the silver eagle scream when they
got the floor.
TIE stockholders of the Kentuek
Mine are stll pressing heir claims
against Coy Stevenson. The cont
has decided that be mus make an
Testimony IS now being
taken to decide inst y Lst amount he
win be compelled to pay over.
A Chinaman vas hung in San
Francisco on Friday whom -four
leading physicians had examined
and pronounced sane. When the
autopsy was held tTmors were found i
On his brain. The poor devil must |
have been too poor to fee the doe |
tors, hence his pendulous position
ast Friday.
The pnblic learns with great re-
.ret that Bill AVE has been obliged
o sever HE lecture partnership
With James WhItcomb Riley on &C.
.ount OF the latier's incorporate
labIts. Nye and Whitcomb were
o have lectured here in March.
I Nye comes he will be given a
zig house.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-16

For the accommodation of the
travelling public tine V. & T. should
run their morning local to Reno
early enough TO catch the East and
West bound passenger trains. BY
50 doing, travelling men could stay
in Virginia City or Carson over
night instead OF leaving at night
and staying in Reno until morning.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-16

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Services
at l | A. N. and 7 P. N. Sunday
School at l2:l5 NJ Prof. IL. Fl
Howe, Supt. "Wednesday evening
Prayer Meeting at Pm. You are
Welcome.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-16
TaE WEEKS GOSSIP.

80 disasters COHic Hot ciHS'f
but as if they watchsd aud waited,
scanning one another's motions.
When the first descends' the Others
follow, follow gathering flock
wise" And so it is wife death.
Five times WI hin the past few
weeks the angel with the dark wings
has besn among w. and where-ever
his lev lips have fingered the weary
ewes have closed, and with noise
less step some loved one has passed
through the valley of shadows,
leaving behind them lonely names.
and aching hearts. When death
comes as it did TO Mr.. White. all
those who knew and loved him,
feel that after so meny years of
patient suffering he had dearly
earned tho peace and rest tn t
death alone could bring, and every
heart goes ont IN kindness aud sym
pathy to the loving patient wife,
and hereaved children.
When I SAID five deaths in
Guided Mrs. Lou Kline Desmond,
or though she did not die in Car
son size was known and loved by
many OF Carson's people. Happy
faced. kind-hearted Lon Kline, who
can think of her as dead? WHY
ONLY two or three summers ago Lon
spent six weeks at Lake Tahoe with
party of friends, and what a
jolly time she had. always the first
in any pleasure party, coming home
at night bright and happy az when
she started out in the morning.
One evening when tho gay party
were all worn out except Lon,
said to her: "Lou do Won never
grow tired OF having a good time ?'
7 shall never forget how bright and
hap her face looked as she an
BNered, "Whv no OF course not
You see | may die sooner than
expect, and | should rot like to
think when death comes that l had
ever missed any pleasure that |
could have had jnst at well as not. "
And I doubt not bnt that Lou had
crowded as much of sunshine and
happiness into her short life as
many women has known, who
with dim eyes, gray hair and q
faltering step. has toftered over
life's brink. to wander in the
shadowy valley beyond.
CaFson's society ladies' have
gwen few dinners. luncheons and |
evenings at home, but our a,isto-
cratic visitor, Monsieur La Grippe |
has required so much attention that
but little time has been had tor any
thing else,
The members of the O. n. 0
club are 70 be congratulated upon
the brilliant success of their party
gwen on hast Friday evening, Five
i lures of the German led by Miss
Ella Bender and Mr.. Watson, were
lanced in the early part of the
evening; First Basket Quadrille
igure with favors tor ladies OF pea
cock feathers which weae placed il
he hair; Second, Scarf figure
laird, Tennis figure Fourth, Ian
,ern figure and Fifth, Prisoners
igurc in which the gentlemen had
heir hands tied, the ladies united
heir hands and presented each
With cigar. The evenings enter
ainment was one of the brightest
nerr:est and most enjoyable eyer
,nown in Carson. Many Of Reno's
lite came over to attend the Ger
aan. Among the names remem-
,ered are those of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Powning, Mr..
md Mrs. Foley, Mr. ond Mrs.
BAKER, Prof. Duval, Miss Duval,
Hiss Russell, Miss WATSON, Mrs.
ioore and Mr.. Rule,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-16
NJ. l..

DEAD CATTLE. - Flank Button
says the loss Of cattle up the Little
Humboldt is almost incredible.
Harry Pratt lost about 200 head ot
those which he was feeding. They
were poor and perished during the
the cold spell 10 January. In his
(Button's) field there is a cave ia
into which tweniy-six head of cattle
crowded and died The horses ac-
'ually wore the hair off their legs
and noses paving and roofing in
the Snow for something to eat
Silver State.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-16

NoTIcE lie vail be pr aching
at the Court House Sunday even
ing Feb. 10 at 80 by Filler Thomas
Daley o ReorsaIized chur h Of
Jesus Chsst OF l.. ID. S. Anti
Poiygamist. AL are invited. Seats
free.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-16
Prizes in Montana Lottery

special to APPEAL
BUTTE, Mont, February 49,
Ticket containing numbers 50, SO,
81, 40, drew First Capital Prize,
$l5, 900, ticket containing numbers
rs, SO, II, Is, drew Second Capital
Prize. $40, 900. and ticket contain
ing numbers II. SO, Al, 81, drew
Third Capital Prize, 5000; all sold
in Bridgeport, Conn.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-16

NJ. w. FL Bal bridge, druggist
Escondido, California, says: Cham
beriain's Cough Remedy is toe best
selling medicine handle. In fact
i sell more of it than all vtber
cough medicines combined. Every
one who has used it speaks ia glow
ing terms OF its efficiency" For
sale by q. G.. Thax,er.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-16

WANTED Persons owning farms,
lots OF merchandise for sale or ex-
change to Northern parties TO send
full description to NJ. S. Benn, Day
ton, o. IS
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-16
RaRM.

In Carson City, February, AT
1890. to the wife o. G. n. Wilcox,
> son, weight 8 lbs.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-16

The best Of NESTS kept at the
new maraet ami sold at most reas-
onabls- rates.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-16

Language is hardly strong enough
to express my admiration of the
merits of Chamberlun's Cough
Remedy. Ii is the best remedy for
Group and whooping cough 1 have
ever used. During the past eigh-
teen years have tiled nearly ali
the prominent cough medicines on
the market hut say, and with
pleasure too, that Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy is the best of all
THOMAS RHODES. Bakersfield. Cali
fornia, For sale bv g. G. Thaxter.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-16

WANrED-To rent house of six
or seven rooms. Inquire at this
office. 81
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-16

While Will Wright is still with
Peterson, az the gallery over Thax
ter's, special attention will be
paid to enIargIng of portraits. Dir.
Peterson has done some very fine
iwork in this line, which can be
seen at the gallery. The public is
invited to cali and inspect same. j.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-16

Get ypur meat at tue new market
and save 50 per cent. Opposite
the Capiyoi. j43t
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-16

The item in the APPEAL mention
ing the paper which denounced
lotteries in one column and adver-
tised them in another, had no refer
ence to the Reno Gazette.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-16

At San Diago Thursday an I'm.
known woman attempted to smother
her newborn child.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-16

Trinity countv, Cal, has recently
been visited by the biggest land
slide known in the history Of the
Coast, and new lake eight miles
long y S been formed by the sudden
damming OF the river.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-15
TIE MARKETS


Csfctco July u
TrouB-criei ans frm. sprira Paieuts. = ss
o.. Bakrrf s3z1b O.. Sfralghfs ~ "a
s25. WINTER Patents a.s0Q4t5. Clears O. ia
as
-Tairly sctivo No cssh T7snssc.
August eaasakc, September sQ4a g0aci
$50 g o.09se. $50 e s58.5o
C0ES-Activc and frmcr early. nov weak
Ct $50 = Ss.4o1aCi Ao yellow. ssMa
9. &c, 80 q q. Sc, No. yellow, sfa 051 &C.
jug. - sQssf.c. August ~ az &c. beptem
bCr sos. Sc. Ma}. sIfaQffac.
OtTs-M -MoceIgfe'y acttfs enc higher No q E
Q2alsc. august =, saesc septefnbef esl4z
~ 81. hay, al s01sc sample i0tt ir far ce
msn6 era higher $50 3 zsl2Fe. $50 = White
8 kes-.c. 30. 2. 2af@zs.c. 30. Whits ~
0o3ac
RrE-stesdy sud quiet 80 oash. 4soi
July. ssUse sc. September s9f sampics about
s30.0c for SOP. fa4s3e for 80 81
btHrEY-lsc lscmlneL Common. thir lows SO
sn5 80 . "a sC. foo1 - chocf Bsa.ssc
Nsrth hsestern-No . tAin. Sy083c rooo to
ohoiUe. 1890 30 September delivery css
bid
MISS PORK -Narrst rather quiet vilh irhi
trading 81 lover prices Prices ouCtahis 81
en- 15GIisz fof cash. slisGaiz o. for Hlly.
EIE4iio fof August and siiy3all05 f9i
Sepfeno~r
LsHD-Eathsr auief End prices ruled hirhef
Prices rsnrso a. e. f0k5 ss for cssh. . sD8
s2s for Jalr E.sts959 for august. soo
. cot es fof sspfemDef
BrTTEE ~ C--s11err bf1go. D1irT. 54lfc.
FaeEiEa stucs. AL 81.
porI1EE-Lits chickens. ffr per sprins
Cficgsns IFEifs per r Live T8fkeTs s4s
peF ? L'~e Durfs a l9f per p Live Gees.
g. rfs ~ per dozen
IgsU0Hs DISTILLED Spirits firm and sa
chaugs6 on lhe basis n O. - fof fnifhed Fooas
EEw Yonr gaiv =
WHFtT-TsfriT sctive unchrrref fteaavI
Aurusf ef@txsfr fepfrr fef ff IseLD5rf
Dsosrnef q lsfEe t5fr. 1sr sfscail g0f
CoEF-Fnar lr higher m hoi weather ane
more active. 10 3 4as4sfas steamer mixsa.
sesuffEf
okzs-f frrner ars quiet western 8l7fer
FsRgTIsT1rs- Beef dul Flafe sNl ff
frtfn rrees q 10 q PORK moderate aeuant
snd s-eadr r.sss 1i8E6tT extra prime
s80oa ,9so Lard all and s'sa1y stezu zen
dersc = 20
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-15
FATE OF a PICNIC PARTY.
A Taiiy-Ho is Run Down By Train and
Seven of Its oeeapants Rliled.

SAN FRANcIsco, July l4.-C-owds
attended the picnic near Twelve Mile
House, in the suburbs Of this city sun
day. About o'cl-ck Henry Strobel and
party started for home in Mr. Strobel's
tally-ho. In il were fourteen persons.
AS the party neared the railway cross
ing the train from San Jose was seen
coming down the grade under a fun
head of steam. The driver, miscalcu-
lating its nearness, attempted 10 cross
and whipped up his horses
Just as the vehicle had reached the
track the train was upon il and cut
through il as though ii was made OF pa
per. Mr.. Strobel, as he saw that the
carriage could not escape, sprang Tor his
little daughter, intending 10 throw her
out, but just as he stood poised
with the girl in his arms the col.
lision came, and he together with
his child was instantly killed. Mrs.
Stobel was thrown fifty feet, and,
alighting on her head. her brains were
dashed out. Two other ladies, whose
names can not be obtained, were also
instantly killed. Two OF the gentle.
men of the party were 50 badly injured
that.they died soon after the accident
All of the others were badly injured
but 1t is not thought fatally.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-15
WILL HE SICN IT?
re House Adopts tas Conferences
Report on The Silver Bnl
NON II TIE PRESIDENTS HANDS
status ef the Appropriations blas In ths
sea.ts -Ceasus CAns@sssrs 20 Co4-
.asnse CSliscting special luaas-
srl@l Statistics AegSst A.
rEApl ron Us slekArraE


WAsHlSGroN, JUly 4-Ths House en-
saturday teok up the conferences report
on the silver bili. and after al e.
tended debate agreed 10 Il bY vote 0f
ls2 yeas 10 10 nays. AL the votes in
the negative were east by Democrats
Three Democrats voted IN The arlrms-
uve. TAey were. Anderson lN Va.
Lewis Miss and Sweeney lla.l.
NAsAINoIos, July IA President Pro
Iempore lngalls sBd Speaker Reed
have lgned the silver bill The meas
ure has been sent 70 the PEesi dent for
his approval.
TIE APPROPRIATION Bills.
WAsHIN0roN, July ls.-ln the Senate
to-day Senator Allisoa Qal made
statement Of the status Of the various
appropriation bills. The agricultural,
Legislative, executive and judicial mii-
itary academy aaa the army bills had
become laws, the consular and dlplo-
matte bill was in the hands Of the
Presidents the District Of Colum-
bia and the Notifications bills were
pending in conference: tie Indian bill
woald be reported 81 once, tie naval,
the pension. river and hsrbor ana The
sundry civil were Still Enacted on by
the Senate The general deficiency
bill Was sull behind
WAsHINGToN, July ls-ln the Sen
ate Saturday the shipping bills were
passed the tonnage subsidy measure by
vote OF % 70 .. and that Tor a postal
subsidy by vote q 2s tol6
MORE CENSUS WORK.
WAsuISoroN. July lin few days
canvassers viii begin the work Ct coll
loclng manufacturing statistics from
industrial establisEmon- Of about
one thousand manufacturing ceuters
throughout the cozntry. This portion
Of the census was il ali rural
districts in the hands o. tie population
enumerators, VINO have already I'm
ished their work. and tie field which
the new canyassers viii have 10 cover
is curtailed in still another way. Data
concerning any branch OF manufactur-
ing, such as iron and steel. glass chemi-
calls and textiles. which is IN the hands
OF a special agent, viii be collected by
nab agent, anu tue NaAh-oSSAS NAAA it-
ceive instructions 10 steer clear Of all
such establishments. The officers Of
the census bureau expect 20 start most
OF the canvassers this week and the bal
ance by August 7. The law sets no
limits within which this special work
must be completed, but the probability
is that by October l full data FROM al
over the country Will be in hand.
The questions which manufacturers IN
every section Will be asked TO answer
concern the capital invested, the re-
turn upon il, the cost Of raw material,
number of employees, wages and similar
information. The law makes full pro-
vision for the work in tho canvassers'
hands by establishing penalty as high
as SO, 900 with or without one years i'm
prisonment for refusal to give the in
formation sought
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-15
The Tio0A hogRoR.

T~@sty-OSs Esaiss E@eossrsa from ths
Wrsek - ehs ts.g stessasr At CAieaxa--
O4s "a tBs kuyaeed Asa Esles-Ssses
FSussEs sea4 Itsssng-A sseoaa a.
plssIon Weuads TO a2sa. --
CsIcAee, July l4-The explosion on
tie Ileg@ Erlday eFeniag klllea not
nfteen persons. a. vas a. nrss SAP
posed. bat al least twenty -0ze. ana tas
list of fatalities m4y reach tAlrtv
seven dead bodies we're recovered
Friday evening, SIX On Saturday. su3
SIX Iore we're t2ksn car Sunday. Two
were recovered to-&aY. one of the
injaved men dis3 - tie hospital
Saturday, 50 that tie number Of reooy-
cred dead up 10 m.dnlgAt last nighs sas
an even twenty. Seven men known u
have been - work - the beat are sun
missing.
There was another explosion on The
Ticga Saturday evening 81 . elecs,
causing fereer IRE than the one 40
oompsnying the disaster Of Friday even
ing aud resulting IN The serious injury
OF Tom Johnsen a@d Hans Christian
son, two Of the men employed by the
Bunham NreekiRg Company ia pump
ing out the shattered hold. These
men went into the wrecked boat
20 remove some rubbish which
was interfering with The suction pipe
and TO look for leaks. They took with
them lighted lamp and as they
stepped down into the hold terrific
explosion followed, the noise being a.
most as great as on the night before.
In a moment the blaze spread over the
shattered aft Of the big boat and sprung
high into the air. The IRE was not
under control for half an hour
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-15

Too implicit a trust shoui5 not be
PLACED ia eztraor3insrily low death
rstes ssvs London stst5stlcisn. Itis
frequently STATED that the death rats
Of some particular place is but eight,
tea or twelve per thousand inhsbit-
s1ts. A moments considsrAtion sill
show that sach fgarss sra fsllacious.
for sds1th rate 4 ten per 'thoosapE
means either that every clild born
reaches ths scs cf hun5rs3. ~ chat
tbs average sge q al Who de isshnn-
6rs3 It is esrtaia itast there . ~
conuenity ia vhioh every child thst
cones into 'As world will pass safely
tbrones the rrary dsazs7s that hssef
ehildhood. sui *heref5r. d-ata rsts
q ten per thouss.a nasf n4aa thst
every sdalt Who a.ss is eonslasrssIv ,
ever hsadrsd gesxs q azs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-15
Mrs Polar Cen.

The curious suggestion is made by
Mr.. S. Z. Peal, Of Assam, India, in dem
ons.rating that Greenland is covered
by huge ice cap, may have uDcon-
sciously solved en- interesting problem
in astronomy. 1t AS long been noticed
that the polar caps Of Mars are not dia-
metrically opposite, the southern one not
being centrally placed over the axis os
rotation, and it now appears that a
like anomaly may exis. on the earth.
In Antarctic waters are seen immense
Ast-topped berss Of Ice 1000 feet high
and several miles long, which are evi-
IDENTIFY fragments broken from q per
manent csp directly over the South
Pole: while IN the Arctic regions thin
fsld ice pTepondsTates, and bears out
She assumption that the North Pole Is
covered by a deep sea. quite free from
islands. in which ioe finds no an eaorage
snd is floating snd temporary Nansen g
recent expedition. therefore. may resnlf
IN proving thst the Greenland continent
undsriiss one q the two polar ice caps
Il the esTsh. sad is giving clsw 20 tie
condition Of Mars by showing a closer
rssemblanoe 70 our planet than had beea
before observed
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-15
THE INTERNATIONAL RAILWAY.
Ground Broken at Brownsville, Tex, for
the Pan-American Line.

Ground Broken at Brownsville, Tex, Tor
the Pan-American Line.
BRowNsvILIE. Tex. July 1.-THE
first practical step toward the great Pan
American railway from North TO South
America has just been taken here.
Ground was broken for the Corpus
Christi 81 South American railway
The first division is l5o miles long
and extends from the Rio Grande 10
Corpus Christi, at which place IL con-
meets with the railway systems Of tho
United States. The Rio Grande Is 10
be b-idged from here 70 Matamoras
and the line extended first 70
the City OF Mexico, over route
several hundred miles shorter
from St Louis, Chicago or New
York than any existing line. Prom
Mexico City 1t continues South TO tho
Guatemalan line and beyond. Work Is
now IN progress at both onds Of the
first division. which viii be completed
in about nine months The Mexican
and United States authorities partici-
pated in the event, and an intcrna-
tional salute was 1red across the Rio
Grande.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-15
a FRlGHTFuL WRECK.
Ten Lives Reported Lost in a Collision on
the "Monoa" Route.

LOUISVILLE. KY. July a. "A special
to the Evening Times from New Albany,
Ind. says: The Gosport accommodation
train on the Monon collided with freight
No. 81 at Smithville. a flag station eight
miles south of Bloomington an3 eighty
four miles north Of this city. this morn
ing at $50 o'clock. Ten lives were lost
There are no telegraph facilities at
Smithville and consequently NJ details
as yet
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-15

Wheat ana o>rn &ro ssaerirs Il lie
NortA Nesl frem tic 4Fy ne.ias-
LORD Nolseley Nl- take eeiaasant 81
tie Ioruss ~ lyelaue ln oeaopef
qbe = heat crcs I'll Aaslsaa hss teen
baalv damaged - tbs Nt14 an4 r~ia-
slor.es
Governor Thsyer. 81 Nebraska has
fallr decided - become = cal-l1ate lor
re-eleellen.
T0o thoasand Arab men. women ana
Ga laren arc diving 81 starvation J4st
outside of sUski0.
King Milii2R is Al Bergen lie has
been Enthusiastically received al al
poiRis ln his travels
The potato disease is attacking he
ero~lnF crop ln parts 81 lrelana sEd
VII telng rgln - thousands ~ as peo-
pie.
The French Chan. Der has voted seo-
600 francs fer The relief ~ tbe sufferers
by the fires in NaFuniqae ana GuAGe-
lupe.
Theodore 1llion has been made mas
ter Of an English lodge OF Aesons--t-le
first time N American las been thUs
nonored.
Ola BID. the oldest horse probably IN
the world. owned by ~ S. Jacobs, 81
Jefferson vile, Ind, died Saturday,
aged Al years.
The cornerstone II the new armofy
Of the Illinois National 0aara WAS lad
81 caiesgo with approPr ceremonies
Saturday afternoon.
The National Educational Association
Wlll hold its neat meeting ln Saratoga,
While the convention q 1875 VIII occur
in Portland Oregon
Mrs Morrs1 wife o. q Hastings Neb ,
/ destist fell down The cellar stairs az her
home sunday and stglking her temple
on , stone Was instantly aiileG
John Sidwell q wholesale dealer
/ ladies' dress-trin mings a. Cincinnati.
on Sunday finished eating l2o spr.pg
chickens IA l29 consecutive DAYS
The census returns lD Indianapolis,
Ind, show that az estimates 81 tlc pop
ulation have been too high. lastcad 81
having lI0.oOo population the retaras
show hardly Jos, oUo.
Al Eae.esF.le, Montgomery County.
Pa. sunday night C..Iton Shuneck ag,a
IS years. shot and instantly k!lled Mary
Brunot, aged j. years lie then shot
himself and wlll die
The Blake Manufacturing Company
builders q steam pumps under The
Blake and KnoNles patent has been
sold 10 an English syndicate al price
said 70 be s. o0o. 0oo
4 debenturo company With capital
Of SO, 900. 600, composed Of shareholders
az London and Chicago is announced 10
engage in financial business IN the two
cities named Oct ] next
TIE new torpedo-bo Cushing on her
trip from the brooklyn nasy-ysrd TO
! Newport proved herself the speedlest
vessel Of Der class IN the world. For
100 miles she averaged 25.S5 miles an
hour.
The Arbitration League Council as
meeting In London Saturday adopted
| vote Of thanks 30 hessrs. James q.
Blaine, John sherman aud Andrew Car
negie for their pre-emineut services in
the cause Of peace.
r. The laying OF OF 1000 employees q
the National tube works az Mckeesport,
Pa, has become decided lockout The
company has AL along been willing 10
| pay Amalgated Association wa ges. bgt
refuses 20 sign the scale.
Salisbury has abandoned the remain
ing important measures o. his admins
tration. But one Of the bills referred
70 in the Queens speech. that IN relation
4 J In
law when the session ends