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Tombstone epitaph., 1890-06-28
COUNTY OFFICERS

SupervisorS-B. 5. COFFMAN, Ch iirman, and oHN MONTGOMERY. and 1. !. WAITE, Mem CTS.
 Sheriff.. Il. SLAUGHTER. Under SLrnd-C. A SHA rTUCK. ireAsurer-lAs. r. Nc lLLlsrER. Recorder-W. |. BRADLEY. District Atorney-W. Il. oTILwELL. Probate Judge-E. K. MONK. Clerk District Co1rt-A. Il. EMANUEL. Suveyor-H. G. hOwE. Assessor-N. A. GILLIAN.
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Notice for Publication.
(Hom stead Application No. 728

(t1om stead Application No. 72S
 LAND OFFICE AT Tue ON. AkIzoNA, !
 FebrLar, B, IS % l. John Huffiker, of Tres Alamos. uho made Homestead Application No 728 for the NH of SEX of Sec. g, Ip. IS S, K. 20 E 10 hereby gi c notice of my in eniion tp ma e final proof to establish my claim 10 the land above described, and that expect 10 D. owe my residence nd culIiva ion beforr the K gi> er and Receiver of the U. S Land Offi,e al uc- son. Ariz ,na, on the 10th of June. 1890, by TWO of the following witnesses: l w Caklns. Wm Skinner IT,. John D. Allen and T. VI hlte, all of Tres Aldmos, Arizona
 HERBERT BROWN. Register
 First pu1Iicat ou. April I9, 1890.
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l. s. Dolen, Justice of the PeIce and merchant of Bristol, Ill.,, says he can le- comm nd St. PatriciIs Pills. "I hav, nsed lhem," he says, land know whereo' l speak. Any one troubled with con. ,t'palipn ar biIhousness will find rl.em q f end For sale hy H. ! Pe.o.
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lMPORTANT
Notice for Pub,iCl' ion. (Conmu ed Home, tead No. Io12. ]
LAND OFFICE AT TUCSON, ARIZONA.

LAND OFFICE AT TUCSON, ARIZONA, !
 une r 1890 N'tce is hereby given that the following naneh settler ha, nled notice of his int, ntioa to make hnI proUt ln support of his lam, and th ii sad proof wlll be ie before the Register and Re ;eiver at Tucson, Arizona, on July 2S, Iso', vz: Jose M. Orosco, of Ire Al mos, for h. \ # Of SEH a4d >K of NEH of-sec 3I, IS o K. 20 E.
 He namrs the following witnesses to prove his cont nuon5 reside ,e upon, and cultivatl ,r of, lid | |, viz: John D. Allen, ri urci . Dig. rlAs Sanchez anu Junlus McCo m c<, all of irrs AlamoS.
 HERBERT BROAN, Reg'ste First public zion June 2r.
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]. 5. Marshall & Son, of Atwood, T. >ay their sales on Chamberlain's Cougf Remedy exceed those of all otter cougi medicines put together. l. has beer suld there for several years and then customers have learned it's true value Foy sale by H. l. Peto.
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Notice fur Publication.
Declaratory statement No. POT.

lI6CIaIaIUIF SIaIeIIlent INOs 2.OIe
 LAND OFFICE AT TUCSON, ARIZONA. !
 April 2I, .8oo. Notice is hereby given that the llu wing nam ssttler has fled no ice ot his tenion t, make hnai proof in support Of hIs claim, and Ih II Sa proJf W be m ,de before the Reg ,stt r and Receiver of the U. >. Land Office at Tug son, Arizona. O. une 10. 1890, viz Ch ,rles oppnD~. of Tres AlamJs, L, chise unty Arzona. for the ST A oI the NV H Of sc 3a, Tp IS $, K. 20 k-
 He names the following witness to prove his continuous reside nce upon, md cultivation f. aid nd, viz.: Thomas ]. White, William H. We, ks, John ]. Huff 4Fer and John Temple. all of Ire; Ala'nos, Arizona.
 First Pupil ion MIy3.
 HERBER I BROWN. Register.
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|" To take or not n fake ii, is tho Gursti,,,--
 neither it Is I'ttI to end tl.is ,ariiiiy career
 spinStcr-braving tc smiles of t.ose who would
 insist
 That lars CT lowers caueci my lonely statC-
 Or take tir Tt.1lt,iic5 my sisters takc.
 In the immortal fount b. lstan sought
 In vain in Flori,;l'~ pclrefil sl;ai,'s.
 nft have h,ar,i ny m3T"icd sisters sav
 That good old DE. Pirrc''s Favortc Presentation V oulI hrfE.: b'rk CclaT 10 a f;.ficd ciioa}l--
 EcstoTe tn health of oNc who rain would die To rid hers'if of all lhc pain sl:e fees"
 The aforoslid sDjnster took thc rc1ncdv- and forthwith took q husband also, Eavicc remained her hoaith end blooming rGuty. TholIsGnd5 of women eve t.lcir fresh. t.oo.n- ing cnE1tcnG.lcCS to t!.C restorative effects Cf Dr. ficrcc's FavCritc Prescription. t is 2 positive cure for rha most complicated arG oDst;i2tc cGSnS Of iaUCCrrtca. Cxccseivc flow inr, painful ncHstIVCtiCu. unnatural SlnHrCz- sl'rS, DrOEDsus, or fI-li"f- Of thc womb. weak back "fclr2,2 5yCGisnC1S,' ,' a;It2vers:0n retrc- version, hooT!1c-6owa s"I;9atiOns. chronic con T'sti0n, in-&ilLnGtio1 and alteration of the womb.
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-06-28

The fact has been auundantly prover hat Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the most p ompt, most reliable and II o,t successful medicine ye: discovered for acute throat and lung disea>es, such a> coughs. colds and croup. For sale b, H. ] Peto.
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D9n't Go or Rrrure Yua ire EradY.

Particularly on long journey. Be fully prepared. You cannot be, permit Us to say, unless you are accompanied with the travellers and tourl,ts 0ads mecuDY, H"s- tetei's SromaCk Bltttrs, most genial of 'ppetrzers, acCImarizerS and prouot, T,
 digestion. Against sea sickness, ma-
 arIa, cramp, and Coli S bego!tcn of badl, cooked or unwholesome flnd and bra ack- lsh water, nervousness, increased b, travel, chronic bilhousness and ConstipA. tOn, Ihe BIiters IS sovtreIgn prevenli- tive. IL impa'ts a relish for food nol altos ether to Jour taslr, ard prevents ii from dIsagieelng wi h you. Never was there such capital thing for the unfor- runaie dysp pic who staf ds m dread ol
 he best cooked meal. StrmachC lrou- ble caused by i'll prepared viands aboard ship, or sieamboa s, and ration, ha,llv boltt al railway restaurants, Is soon remedied by lhe Enters, N hich gives quietus also To rheumatism, kidney trou bIes and insomnia.
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-06-28

Prof. LoisetIe's Memory System is creating greater interest than ever in all parts of the country, and persons wishing to improve their memory should send for his prospectus free as advertised in another column.
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-06-28

The Can Can i> keeping mp its ex- cellrnt reputation for sunday dinners "nl to-mQrr"w %ill he no exception to the r'le All kinds of dainty dishes and excellent coffee. Visitors are sure Oi d warm welcome.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTIGF.

IMPORTING STAR CONSOLID AT M MINING COMPA\Y.-L C Ii n C prll ipAl piace of bu>lness. San Fr ,nc>cn, Cai lfornI4.-L0caton oi wJIkS, ombs'o ir. Co chise County Arizona.-NOTICE.- .-rhere aF, deli qu.nt upon the following descr bel stock on acc, unt of as-es m nj \o II evlcd or th, goth day Uf April Id9o, the several amount opposite the names of the respective shn. he rs, as follows:
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-06-28

Amanda M. Douglas, the popular novelist, is one of the few living writers who knew Edgar A. Poe personally. She says of him: His voice was low, but exquisitelY modulated, he never laughed and seldom smiled, and when he did his smile was sweet but melan- choiV."
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CITY OFFICERS

Msyor-CHARLEs N. THOMAS.
 CnIei of PoIce--D. W. G ICE.
 Treasurer-OLLIvER rREvII.LIAN. City Attorney-G. w. SWAIN.
 Auditor anu Recorder-NAT HAWKE. City ,ssessor-J. '. WEISER,
 CouncIlnlen-tIrst Ward, 4. DARwooD; Sec sad Ward H. CAMPBEl-L; TuIrd Mard, los. LIrPERr; r,oGrth Ward, JohN PRINDE,ILLE
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

The sale day Of the above is hereby post. p1ned until MOND NY, Iun: 3ph 18o at the same ho IT and pla e. By order ot the BoIru Jf D .rcctors
 T.W. NOWIIN. s c-et,ry.
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-06-28

Strangers who are visitors to our city should go to the Maison Dore res taurant if they want to he healthy and happy. Anything cooked to order on short notice and the tables are supplied with the best ths market affords. #
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HENRY G. HOWE.

TINTED STATES DEPUTY MINERAL - Surveyor. Tombstone, Arizona. Member
 the American Institute of Mining Engineers. Attention given to the care of mines for ron. ssident owners and corporations fhe bess. of &Essos Gvsn, Sesrsspsndsaos solicited
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UNITED STATES oEFICERs

United States MarsnA.--W K MEADE. United states AtiOrneY-H R. AFFORDS.
 TUCs9s LAND OFEECE Register-dE&BER BROWN. Secelyer-C. k. DHAKr.
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CUSTOMS OFFICERS

Tucscn-J. B il AMGLEroN. C0 n1stJAe-I il, CARPENTER. Nogales-j. N. WILSON.
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For Sale.

A Nc. 6 Charter Oak stove and usual utensils; been in use only two months. Apply at this office. sE
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DISTRICT COURT

First Judicial D's,rict-R E SLOAN.
 Second JudicIal DIstrict-I. Il. hIBBEY. Third judicial DIsirict-l. Il. WRIGHT.
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-06-28

For instance, suppose you wish to find the date of the new moon in November, 1888. Using tho rule above, we find the Golden Number for 1858 was s. Look in the column headed November" aa1 the 8 is found opposite the Sd day of tho month. Hence the November new moon in 1888 was on the Sd. By this table we can find the dates of I'll the new moons fer any year.-Toledo Blade.
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-06-28

And in ac ordance with Inv and an order cf the hoard of Directors, ma !e on the goth da, ot April 189 so m my sh sTs s o! each pa eel of sn h stock as may be cessary. WI l he sold 4t pub Ic aucti at the ofic of the Comp n, Room g No. 23o Mong gomery street. S D Francisco. Caio nia on W ED \ESD AY lhe 25t1 day of June, I89o, at the hour of ne o'clock p. m. of sai1 y 10 pay sad Deiin- quent Assessment thereon togetrer with c, sts of advertising and expen-e5 nf the sale.
 T. w. NOWLIN, Secr tary. Office Room g, No 23o Montgomery st., San Francisco, Callfor, ia
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PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY
 BY MEEK & MAOERO-
Fourth Street. Between fremOnt and Allen
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
rg..aIr,.aIsL ofesCsas

lioyerao--L.EwIs WCLFLEY. SecretaTy-N. Q. MURPHY. AudItor-rHuMAS HUGHES. Attorney Generat--lLARH CHURCHILL Surveyor General-EoYAL A. JOHNSON. fre&surer-j. Y. $. SMITH. Superintendent of Pubhc lnstructton-G. w. CHENEY.
 Delegate to Congress-M. A. SMITh. SupsTlntenden, of Territorial Prlsoo-J H. REHAH
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sEPkIEH S CssTRT

Chief Justice-IAMEs Il WRIGHT. Associate Justlces-I. H. HIBBkY, K. E. SLOAN
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The very finest coffee at the Maist n Dore restaurant.
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R. A. N.

A STATED MEETINGS ON THE NY third Wednesday"t -ich manth in Ma w sonlc Hall. Nol. O special meetings by noi"ung special hAs. oojoLrning Com pRnion VrdIally invited.
 ADoLPH COIN, H. P. F. L MOORE, Secretary
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A2lLlNi LlleE NJ, 4, X. OF P.

.SScA REGULAR CONVENTION s q E every M Jndiy even.Ls in M IS 1nic Ha !. SgSS VIsiuns Knl hts Tn good standing are SSS cordially invited
 GEO. l. MYERS, C. c. ", D. MoNMoNIER. K. oi R. and ,.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
VIM. c. STAEHLE.

4 TT )RNEY AND COUNSELOR AT A Lrw Ohce- Allen street. between Fourth ani Fif,h. Tombstone ArizonL
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society Notices.

M c S]l0a1N LODGE No. 5. F. & AM McEIS THE THIRD SAIUR- day Tn each mouth al Masonic Hall! All Wishing BroIhors Tn gooo slanuing are invited 10 atItnd. Sp,cIal met n the flag IS hoi ted ou the HAl
 CHAS. SMITH, w. M. A, L. GROW. Sec.
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w. H. STILWELL,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT ALaw, Fourth street, Tombs . ne, A, T.
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'NP'Tsa 5alzs. s.Sl5O,OOO.OO 100000 Tickets at 5000; Halves, $5.0O
 Ienths, S1 co; American Currency.
CLUB RATES, $ Tickets fJr $5000. SPECIAL RATES ARRENGED MYTH 6eeNTS.

CLUB RATES, 6 Tickets fJr S5O.0O. SPECIAL RATES ARRANGED MYTH AGENTS. | AGENTS WANTED In, C cry ow ted States anu bllJlsu a. The payment of Prizes is aranteed by a-specsl depnsit of five hundre thou>and dollars (S50l o. with the state yernment, and approved b, Jesus Arechig Cove nor.
 D awIngs un ter the personal supervision of Ii HerniinIo eaga, who appointeI by he Gover- nor as I terve tor.
 CERTIFY that with the State Treasurer all neces- sary guarantt depos ted assuring full payment Of all prizes of this dr wing.
 HERMINIo ARTEAGA, Interventor." IMPORTANT. mittances must be either by New York Draft Express UT Registered Letter, American mon. y Co lestons can be made by express ,om anies Banks. Tie Aet Sent direct to ma a. Wiil be pad by drafts O. New York; Montreal {. Paul, Cncago San Fr ncisco or City of Mexico. For further nfor mytIo address
 JUAN PIEDAp, Manager,
 Iacatecas, Mexico. Apartsdo A.
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TABLE TO FIND THE NV MOONS FROM 1891 TO
 lC1l
Chicago eagle., 1890-07-26
'aily. tDaily except sunday
Baltimore 81 Ohio.

Depots lake front foot OF Monroe st. and foot Of
22d st. City Offices 1913 Clark st. and Palmer house
TRAINS. Leave Arrive
Chicago eagle., 1890-07-26
RAILROAD TIME-CARDA
Chicago & Northwestern

tuT 11cx-Is aad sirrplng-c.r Tcsrrvsfons mapS
timetables apply al 2U6 aud 20S Clark st. Gran1
stIur uotcL falnier nouse. sherman House depos
Wells aud kinxe stS. or Al Western sv ststea
urller kluzie - and oakley
Chicago eagle., 1890-07-26
Illinois a lows Express.

Illinois a lows Express......
Peoria Express. .........,.....
Spirit Lake. Sioux Falls A Da-
kota Express. ....,.........
n EinnespollS 50, Paul ana
Council Blufrs Er..........
Kansas city, Leayenworih, J
Denver. Colorado Springs, !
and Pueblo Solid Vest. III. J
st.. oseph. ktchlson. Colora- J
40 Springs Denver. and !
Pueblo Lin. Nettibule RI, }
Cuuucll Klutfs a omaha SOLID
Limited Nestlbuie Express
Joliet Accommodation. -.
leru accommodation ......
council Blues Night Express
Nj minneapolis ST Paul A spirit
Lake Night Express. ....,..
Peoria Might Express .....
Kansas city, ST. Joseph an,
Atclllson Night hynress
Kansas city. St Joseph All,
Ntchlson Saturday Nigh
lXpress.......,.........,.
Chicago eagle., 1890-07-26

'kNcept sunday. Except Saturday. tkIcept Mon-
day, SpAly .Sunday only.
Chicago eagle., 1890-07-26

o. louis Peoria a Ter. Express. 'i25 am fGi8u pm
k CITY Peoria a Springfield EHp 1880 pm d 900 pm
~ Louis Peoria Nestihuied Erp sOu pm Ia no am
Custer PARK ksasI Accom-. ....lsti30 pm sb.&O an
Chicago eagle., 1890-07-26
Niagara FaIIsShortLine

Trains leave from nesrnorn station. Omesa 100
CLARK o.. Palmer houas, Grsnd facihc
DAILY. Leave Arrive
Chicago eagle., 1890-07-26
PARK IHEAIER
JOHN D. LONG, Proprietor.
State, near Harrison Street
M1tin0ou Tuesday, Thursday,
MallllUUD Saturday and Sunday,
Latest Attractions and
Novelties.
RAILROAD TIME-CARDs.

ILLINOIS CENT Al.
nepots Lake. pod and SHth sts Ticket arnces lpi
Clark, l2l Randolph, Palmer, Grand Pacific. aud
sherman house. Trains for the west Iuust be tasea
al Lake sl. depot
|
Chicago eagle., 1890-07-26
Chicago& Grand Trunk

Depot Dearborn and Polk stH Ticket Offices 1903
g. CLARK st.. Palmer house. Grand Pacific hotel and
at depot. Apply At ticket ofiiCes for suburban and
funeral train lime tables
Chicago eagle., 1890-07-26

'Datly tDally except sunday, tDally e
uruny
Chicago eagle., 1890-07-26

ST. LouiS and Texas Express. 10 S;4namls il2u y m
ST louis aud Texas fast Line Is S;35 mis- 9i2u m
Cairo \ New orleans Express y st4UA Amlt T:90 y m
New orleans Fast Express. Ills e;S6 mis- 1i2u m
kankakee N bloomington f's IL 2s36 y ms 4;2i IN
Pontiac and Springfield Ell. ..ls si4u ami. ,s2h IN
ksnkakee and Gilman Pass. II AtS0 MI. N;55 m
Rockford Dubuque Sioux
city \ sioux Fails Fast Luels lao pmIs lilO y m
Rockford Dubuque, ana Sioux
city Express sS..............ltlls3 s35 m IL G;3n m
Pacific Coast Express. ........ls Isud mi B;31
Rockford and Freeport Pass. ls 4sl6 pm SiJ:St IN
Rockford aud Freeport Ex...Is u5 m ............
Dubuque and Rockford EN. ......,..,..l. t,ua p IN
+un saturday night runs to Dubuque only. tDay
except sunday, Sioux City TO Dubuque; daily Du-
buque 10 Chicago. sDaily 'Daily except sunday
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28
FACTS RRlEfLS STATED

Tiers is ~ster tsEnlne ~ haikwa
la. ana sle.aiss.
aeAn Prick. 81 srhnsse~n. Pa. While
eat gannsng accidentally shot and
kslAsS his : se2s~eid boy
fhe r~pors II the lahar camnss<ion-
or Ct Name sheu> ll&t there arr x.2lo
abandoned farzss IN tia State.
IA. 1iihllen. known al ever sAt
Sest a. ssae ipsian doesng. aied al hss
ssnitarsuD 81 hirk~s<sa. ia, friday.
William Lada. shs aised STATES dep,
utx marshal who killed hiz alfe "a Ant>
lerss Tex. aud then shel himself. died
Friday
Ea Gallagher and gahn Oliver en-
gagged Ia a.spats ever SRI ~ Center
snrnaoe. O. Thursday nighs sna wew
isois Killed
Charles McDnnnsl. al electric line
mar. ~ss Instantly killed al Denver
col. Friday ~ oasaing IN contact with
live wire.
The sehcduies Of Nonerss cashman a
Co. Of New York, NatixFe' materials.
shaw liabilities of sac. eoe, with actual
ss-ris af Ssss asa.
A syndicate II New SpFs capitalists
has purchased fel seaa 900 IN gold the
Cuban sugar plantafas>> and fscsors
Known a. the San Ramon.
Tho Ohio Oh Company. wNich IL the
land department % the standard oil
Company, has increased its capital stock
ffom 81. SOC. 600 10 g. eoa. Gee.
Ms Charlotte Renson. niece 81
Nspoleen. and daughter If Joseph Iona
psrtes died Of hsari disease al kiSAheld
Springs, y. y, Thursday night
A railway pepper Of 81 Pau an
nouDces hat there is now no doubt tlsat
II il the intention IF the Great Northern
road h push its line 90 the Pseihe slope.
Joe Heiden and John Neuner, Two
lumbermen. fought oaei with bsvis
knives near Florence. Me. Friday
Aeumer Was 80 badly cal thai he ~l'
die
An Is-year-pld Son 81 David Reynolds
died at Marshall. Ind. Thursday. lie
weighed mere chan SEQ pounds and
coffin had 30 be made especially Ter thr
BODY.
State senator Horace Clark. 81 Mat
toon, IL out ~ candidate for Depart
ment Commander ~ the Illinois ssrand
Army Of the Repuhlie, and ms friends
are al work.
Al spenccrs lumber camp, near Wau.
psca. Wis, Charles Mead and Andrew
Bruslett had row IN which Mead
crushed his antagonists skull with a
hsndspike
A. Portage, Wis. MARI Haley recos-
erred SIS. 900 damages from the jump
River Lumber Company for injuries
Sustained while acting a. brakeman on
the logging road Of the defendant com
pany.
Bin Newton returned 10 Omaha. Neb-.
from South Americs and gave himself
up for burglary committed last March.
He said IL was has only crime, aud that
his conscience troubled him 40 that lac
was compelled 10 confess.
y. S. McKeen, aged 81 years. gener-
al stock agent Of the Nandslia Irsi
road at the National stock wards.
died at his residence ia NanGaiia. III
recently. Colonel ncKeen wss one os
the Union officers Who msde their a..
cape from Libby prison by digging the
celebrated tunnel under t1e walls Oi
the building
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28
DISASTERS.
A Steamer Destroyed By Fire OF
the Coast Of China.
Two S$undred Lives aspsrseS Lost
T~s Persons kissee ~ . Boiler
Explosion in ciassnasti.


Losoes. live 81 According 10 al
vices received here the steamship
Shanghai reoentiy caught hre al zee
and j. supposed % have b<seme total
loss The disaster u unsta-
stoos " have occurred near
Va ha Moo hael, = treaty port II
the Chinese ProsiaSs of kgen-heei on
the lsng-tse-kisng. .hsSs ksss miles
above Ssnhin.
1lhe earlier advices received stated
that the crew. consisting Of about sixty
natives. together with several European
officers. were supposed te have met
death either in the flames % a. bsegaenir
~ by drowning. while attempting
To escape from the burning vessel. IL
now seems TINT :as number Of lives lest
viii aFsaant Ia over go, and that they
ali lost their livrs by arev-aisr A ter
rihie panic. II sppesre. occurred
among the Chinese passengers aud
crew - soon a. the alarm Of fire
was heard, and the panic increased
terribly when the flames spread beyond
the control Of the terror-siricsen crew.
The few European officers on board the
shsng hal seem - have done their besi 20
maintain some kind 81 order among the
Cinnamon. but without result The
large majority of those who lost their
lives did 50 by jumping overheard in
order 10 escape from the flames: others
met their death through the swamping
Of the clumsily-iowerea and over
crowded boats
FATAL ExPJosos.
CINCINNATI. Dec. 2s.-A disastrous
boiler explosion occurred al II o'clock
a ~, on the premises Of Gus Loewen-
stein. Jr.. butcher and manufacturer Of
szusages al Ninth and John streets He
uses four-horse power steam engine.
the boiler of which Is located
in a snall brick building in the
rear of the shop. The engineer was not
present -,hen the explosion took place.
There was terrific upheaval in the vi
cinity and no less than seven build
iags occupied as dwelling-houses
were wrecked and torn so that they
will have 10 be taken down. Bertha
Gray, aged ~ years, was killed. being
found under the debris of one of ths
houses Mrs. Lowenstein has a broken
back and can not live. Mrs. Baum,
her daughter. il badly cut and bruised.
William Higgins, rib broken and
badly bruised; Mike Kennedy, cut about
the head; Mrs Gray and her daughter,
Jennie Gray, were both slightly wound
ed. The absence of the engineer
makes it impossible to ascertain the
cause of the accident
SEVERAL DROWNED.
LONDON, Dee. 27.-The ice broke on
the river Avon, at Portobelle bridge
Warwick. There were thousands Of
skaters on the surface At the time A
panic followed and rush was made for
the shores Many persons broke
through aud were rescued with diff
Guilty. Several disappeared under the
ice and were drowned.