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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-20

Music LeGSCr-
On mandolin, banjo and guitar. Call
or address G.. = NJ lTTISON,
1-3l-Im Cor. 5th and Ave. 3.


Could scarcely devis" wora "xcmcatit 9
fortunes than these Of which 2uH Sc" the eV.-
derccs in the face of rhcuHhlr or nrurhgic
sufferer These uqOnleS ARE Inc consequence
of not checking ii rhtNmWtiC or ueuTalgic at
tack at the outset HOstt1tcrs : Omach
Bittcrs has been found by kigful medical
practitioners to possess ~ only remedial,
but defensive efficacy, wncri. ttpSe diseases
exist. or a tendency to them is exhibited
surely this pursuant but sat- n1tan'c mcdi-
cine, bearing, too. such Is IN specific sane.
ton, is b, tier than the pnsOhS often EN-
tinuance, but in isolated dose, The blood
is depurated thoroughly fro the rheumatic
virus, and the nerves, slightly npurged up
on, saved from ultimate Ard d.r"tll throes
bv this benign. saving re .lniu' which like
wise exhibits marked eifcHgy '"r malaria.
kidney complaints, dyspcp~lt. a0nslpation
and liver complaint. l36t
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Those Ele CANT Laces.

Ladies do not rest until you see
those exquisite laces and beautiful
embroideries at WOlfson's. Over $50
pattefs in Swiss and Cambria embroi-
derles and fiouncings. Val. laces, at
far less than their value; also, Van
dyke points, eescurial, Spanish
quipurez fish net, Persian point DIS
put and all the latest novelties.
Black silk gimps all widths, Van
dyke points at popular prices. Irish
point very cheap. Cambria and JacO-
mel embroiderings and fiounces from
&c to 81 per yard. Jacomel Swiss and
all-over wasting richly embroidered
at much less than their value.
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COURT DOINGS.

Before Judge Noonan the following
cases were disposed of this morning
J. G. Vogt vs.. the county of Bexar
Motion on new trial Overruled and
appeal taken.
r. p. Mccall vs.. Norberto Galan et
al, Judgment for plaintiff.
NJ. Half Il Bro. VS.. o. G. Meusebach
ct al, Judgment for plaintiff, excepted
to and appeal taken.
A decree of divorce was granted
Anita Gomez.
The following new suits have been
filed:
In the 37th district:
Lone Star Brewing Co., vs.. W. A.
Thatcher, on account
In the 45th district
G. w. Dunn d Co. vs. n. p. Knight
and l.. r. Knight, on notes.
f. Rlsche and son VS.. Jas. Weng,
on sworn account.
s. Lananburg vs.. r. r. Claridge,
debt.
F. J. Beitel VS.. Mary A. Palmer,
debt.
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Eastern Capitalists.

Eastern Capitalists.
The party of eastern capitalists
who will be given banquet tomor-
row night at the Maverick hotel, ar
rived today and were quartered at the
Menger. The day was spent in view
ing the sights about the city and a
visit was made to Lakeview addit-
ion. The personnel of the party is as
follows.
E. Cannon, Mechanics Falls, Me-;
Kimball Eastman, Cumberland Mills,
Me-; A. l.. Gaubert, bia, s. c.;
VIM. Tyner, Boston; S. X. Abbott,
Boston; VIM. J. Slth, Boston; w. C.
Osgood, Portland. Me-; H. B. Ben
nett, Portland, Me-; Howard Gould,
Portland, Me-; :, s. E. Mcclellan,
Portland, Me; VIM. Mcclellan, Port
land, Me-; l.. l.. Woodbury., Portland,
Me; J. w. Runey. Mechanics Falls,
Me-; F. II. Noyes, Norway, Me-; E. P.
TOndy, Rockland, Me.
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An Expiana ION.

San Francisco, Cal, has Guaranteed
Mr.. Jules Levy, the greatest cornet
player in the world, and an excellent
concert company, n large sum of
money to give a Wo>k's performance
in that city. On account Of the many
snow blockades he ha5 selected the
southern route, and San Antonio be-
ing on the route he has been secured
by the management OF Turner opera
house to give performances at that
place of amusement Monday evening
February oath, and Tuesday matinee
Feb. %. The company leaves on the
500 D. M. train for California. 2-20-1t
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Railroad Locals.

Mr.. AID. Hall did not go to Hal
lettsville as reported.
Track is being laid on the spur
from ROckport to Ocean View dis
lance of five miles.
Agents are endeavoring to locate
800 Georgia negroes on the line of the
S.A. & A p. 1t is not thought that the y
| will be successful.
Plans and specifications for freight
and passenger depots to be erected
on the Waco extension of the 5. a. d
A. p. are being completed in the su-
perintending engineers office.
The United States railway commits
sioners will arri We here tomorrow
morning stopping for a short look
over the city. They have the special
car California" and are going to the
Golden state.
A psrty OF eXcursionists in the Pull
man car "Republic" will arrive here
tomorrow from New Orleans, return
ing thence on Sunday.
Mr.. F. Owens, of the civil engineer
corps. of the S. A. and A. F., is in the
city on leave of absence.
Travelling Auditor Kerns and Mr..
c.. P. Matlack, resident engineer of
the 1. and G. n, are in the city.
Shipments of stock are very heavy
at present over the /. and G. n.
Representatives or some eight or ten
families of Comal county went over
the S. A. P. yesterday to Skidmore,
where they are endeavorlng to locate.
Mr.. r. w. Andrews, of the 5. A. P,
has returned from a weeks fishing
and hunting at RockpOrt, and reports
as having enjoyed himself hugely.
He says that there is vast amount
of good sport for the hunter and fish.
erman, the prairies being lived with
ducks, geese and swans. Rockport is
improving rapidly, many new build
ings being erected. The courthouse,
one of the finest in the state is near
ly completed. The hotel accommOda-
lions are being enlarged, and Rock
port bids fair to become one of the
seaside resorts of the coast.
A carload of orange trees shipped
from Florida to California passed over
the Sunset yesterday.
The next RaymOnd-WhitcOmb ex-
cursion train was to arrive here this
morning but is twenty-four hours
late, and will arrive here at a. M.
tomorrow morning. 1t is composed
of IA cars, including Il Pullmans, and
will be divided here into two sections,
: cars leaving at p. m. for the CITY
of Mexico, the other section leaving
for California at II tomorrow night.
This is the largest excursion ever
gotten up by Messrs. Raymond and
WhitcOmb.
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Progressive and Aggressive.

The new order of that most pro-
gressive and aggressive order of the
Knights of Pythias, organized at La
redo, Texas, have elected and in
stalled the following officers:
H. Rosenberg, P. c.. c. A. Kamm,
C. G.; NJ. Hilbert, V. e.; w. II,
MONEY!. p; P. A. MOye, NJ. of E; NJ.
Heidenheimer, NJ. of F.; J. H. Cole
man, X. of r. 3; J. T. Harrison, M.
of A.; J. Armengal, l. G., and Fried
lander, O. G. Trustees: J. Armen-
gal, w. H. MONEY! and Max Hilbert.
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GROCE RE S

We invite your attention to
our unexcelled facilities for
serving you to better advan-
tage than others. Our stock
is larger and more varied than
any in the state, and our prices
are the lowest always. We
solicit the trade of merchants
only. Parties who contem-
plate going into the retail gro
Gerry business will dolwell to
figure with us before placing
their orders. Mail orders
conscientiously filled.
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Alb. FRANK & CO.,
Wholesale GrGCerS,
San Antonio. Texas.
Personal Notes.
Mrs. Herman LauX is i'll.

Mrs. Herman Laux is i'll.
Allen Mccoy is at the Menger from
Victoria.
Chas Nelson, of the Burke hotel,
Cotulla, is in the city.
J.. NJ. Ketchem and daughter, of
TUvaIde, are at the Menger.
Adam Schmitt has recovered from
la grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrus left this
3 morning for Bridgeport, Conn.
Mr.. George Bartholomaie is in the
city.
C.P. Matlack is at the Menger,
Is from Palestine.
Mr.. r. R. Claridge has gone to
ZHous ton on business trip.
Mr.. r. Mecke and wife, of Piedras
Negras, Mexico, are in the city.
w. L. Fosth of Luli"g is registered
at the Central.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Glenn lett yes
terday over the Southern Pacific rail-
way for Cleveland, o.
J. d. Grant, general agent of the
Queen and Crescent railway, is in the
city.
Mrs. James H. French and daugh-
ter, Miss Sallie, have returned from
California.
Mr.. Chas. c. Nelson, proprietor of
the Burke house, at COtulla, is stop
ping at the st. Leonard.
Mr.. S. w, Dial and Miss Dial and
Mr. Joe Taylor and Miss Taylor are
guests at the st. Leonard from Co
lad.
NJ. Berandes, a prominent merchant
of PIeasantOn, is stopping at the st.
Leonard.
G. Waldo, John Hartman and w.
T. Turner, cattle buyers Shelbyville,
Ind. are registered at the Central.
Mr.. Austin P. Herman, of Ridlands,
Cal, who has been visiting friends in
this city, has concluded to make tbs
place his home and has accepted a
position in Joske's dry good store as
salesman in the dress goods depart
neut
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Real Estate Deals.

B. Graves and wife to John Sem
linger, Is varas of lot Is, city lot los,
S4S.
F. NJ. Gloeckner to w. H. Curry,
lots s, 9, 80, So, city lot l39, 500.
Emilia Klemcke to Clara Flores,
lot II % varas on South Laredo
street, $500.
F. P. Hord and wife, w. L. Smith
and wife and Geo. Redmon to r. Fl.
Henderson, lot corner South Flores
and Nueva streets, SIS, 800.
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Died.

At the residence of her hus band,
Mr.. D. J. Geddes, No. G97 North
Flores street, at 2:2O o'clock this
morning, Mrs. Margaret Geddes,
aged 50 years and 6 months. Her
funeral will take place tomorrow
morning at 1890 O'clock, from the
First Presbyterian church, of which
she was a member, and her husband
a ruling elder. Ill friends and acL
uuaintances are invited to attend.
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Notice of Stockholders Nee ting
A meeting of tire stockholders of
the International Fair association is
hereby called to meet at the office of
the association, room 1G, Kampmanp
building, on Wednesday. 10 a. M,
February Goth, 1890. By order of the
board. LOUIS J. WORKMAN,
Secretary and Gen'l Manager.
San Antonio, Tex, Feb. 10, 1890. st
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Answer This Question

Mo- why do so many people we see around
US seem 10 prefer to suffer and ne made mis-
cradle by Indigestion on'tIpa Dizziness,
Loss of appetite, Coming Up"f the Food, Vel
low Skin, when for - cents W" will send them
Shilo's System Vitaizer, guaranteed to cure
them Sold by Kalteyer & Son. > ID ly
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Public Mott g.

The public is herebv informed that
O. r. FlOurnOy is no. vurNug for US
any longer. He has aoauthOrIty to
collect or close contra .. We shall
not employ any agent, u. shall give
to our patrons the benefl of commits
sion saved; a saving from Is 20 % per
cent. 2-19-2wks. ZIRKEL 81 Go.
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M aTFied.

Miss Ellen Lee Wheeler, niece of
Judge w. w. King, and Mr.. Dayton
w. Glenn, of Cleveland, Ohio, were
married yesterday evening at 6
o'clock. at Judge Kings residence,
Rev. J. w. Mel officiating.
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BuCKLEN,s ARNGCA sALvE.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores. letter Chapped Hands, Chilblainsv
COrns and all Skin ETuptOns, and, pOsitie-,
" cures Piles, or no pay require 1t Is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price q cents per box
For sale by all druggists. Dreiss, and
Thompson & Co.'S, wholesale. (D.9l3-lV
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Special Neet;0E.
HEADQUARTERS E. 0. c. ORD Post,
No. 8, G. A. r..

IlEADg IT " '-''17 7
No. 8, G. A. R..
DEPARTMENT OF TEXAS, }
A Special meeting of this post will
be held at the Knights of Pythias
hall, corner Houston AID SoIedad
streets, on Saturday neHr February
%, at S p. m. By order OF
:. NJ. DHNSON,
Post Commander.
w. II. ROBINSON, Adjutaut. 10 At
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Marriage Licenses

LICGNSG5.
GracianO Ramirez and Cirelda de
la Rosa.
J. w. Edds and Gertrudes c..
Monies.
b. w. Glenn and Ellen L. Wheeler.
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Turkish and Var.r Enths,
At Zilian's, corner C"wuerce and
A lamO streets. 3-l7-d
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ELEGANT BUILDING LOTS
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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1890-05-21

NELSON H. DAVIS, Brigadier-Generai
United States army, died on the 18th.
He had just arrived at Governors lsland'
NY, to visit friends, and was apparently
in good health. On entering General
Tomkins' Office he was stricken down by
an apoplectic fit and expired.
CLINTON G. REYNOLDS, a lawyer. OF
60 Wall street, New York, was shot and
mortally wounded in his Office by
Alphonse ]. Stephanie. Reynolds was
the legal adviser of Stephanie's mother
and had placed certain property out OF
the reach of the assassin, who was
spendthrift-
The Republicans decided not to put
I'D a candidate in Randalls district.
leaving the election walk over for
Vaux.
THE suspension of the extensive
brokerage firm of Doran, Wright &
Co., of New York and elsewhere. has
been formally announced. Liabilities
to its bucket shop patrons, 100000;
assets, nil.
THREE Italians were killed and sew
eral others severely injured by the col
lapse of coal bank at Olyphant, Pa,
recently.
THREE men were drowned near York
vile. Pa, while fishing from boat.
Two river drivers near Moose river,
Maine, were recently killed and three
others were terribly injured by the ex-
plosion of keg of powder in an old
cabin in which they had taken refuge
from a storm and built fire.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1890-05-21
WASHINGTON NOTES,

SENATOR GORMAN has been chosen
chairman of the Democratic Senators in
place Of the late Senator Beck.
SENATOR BROWN, Georgia's Senator,
has failed to appear during this session
and it is generally understood that he
will resign on account Of continued i'll
health. The present Governor of
Georgia, General John B. Gordon, will,
st is said, succeed him.
The Senate on the 18th confirmed all
the Oklahoma nominations
THE President has approved the Okla
.homa Townsite bill.
of the Enterprise. was three years sus-
pension. The pecuniary effect was loss
of half pay. or about 81, 400 year.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1890-05-21
THE EAST.

A COMPROMISE has been effected be.
tween striking granite cutters and the
employers at Quincy, Mass.
THE Common Council of Chelsea,
Mass. has reconsidered its vote to petit.
tion the Legislature to change the name
of the town because of the expression
''as dead as Chelsea"
The New York Independent again
publishes returns from all but five of
the Prssbyteries of the Presbyterian
Church, showing that 1853 have voted for
and 50 against revision and have de-
clined to vote. Most Of the Presbyteries
not heard from are foreign.
GENERAL B. F. BUTLER thinks the
Chicago Anarchists were condemned un.
justly, they not being present in the
Supreme Court when sentence of death
was pronounced. He has been retained
in habeas corpus proceedings
THERE was a cloudburst at Green's
burg. Pa, on the afternoon of the 18th.
THE heirs of Paul Spofford, of New
York. who left several millions, have
petitioDed for the removal of J. L. Spot
ford as executor. alleging that s., 600, DOC
is unaccounted for.
THE $4,000 LIQUOR license recently
granted to John Lehman by the select
meR of Dracut Mass. has been revoked
and the money will be refunded.
THk general convention Of the Order
of Railway Conductors a. Rochester, n.
Y, decided by = very decisive vote to
eliminate from its constitution the
clause prohibiting strikes.
SENATOR WoLcorr. of Colorado. was
married At Buffalo, n. Y. recently To
Mrs. F. N. Bass, daughter Of the late
James H. Metcalfe.
The wife and daughter Of President
6. Stanley Hall, Of Clark University,
were found dead in their bed at Worces-
ter. Mass. recently, accidentally suffo-
Gated by Illuminating gas.
A CAVE in occurred in mine No. 8 at
Ashley, Pa, on the 18th. A number of
miners were entombed with no hopes O.
their recovery alive as choke damp &C.
mulated.
A COLLISION occurred in the East river.
New York. between the ocean steamship
State of Georgia and the ferryboat Pa
cific. Considerable damage was done,
bnt no one was hurt
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1890-05-21
THE LATEST.

CLEARING house returns for the week
ended May II showed an average in.
crease of 1872 compared with the CORE
spending week Of last year. In New
York the increase was $3.50.
MONEY was plentiful and discount
was 1A@1 in London during the week
ended May II. Railway securities were
largely dealt in, owing to Parliament
allowing companies to split ordinary
stocks. The Continental bourses were
reported active, though uneasiness was
expressed over the effect of tariff and
financial changes pending in America.
The Havana sugar market was dull and
heavy.
THREE hundred Russian Jew tailors OF
Philadelphia have struck for the recog-
milton OF the Cloakmaker's Union and
for the discharge Of American girls.
By the explosion of one of the boilers
of steamer at Marseilles, France, three
sailors were killed and four badly in
jured.
GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN, the eccentric,
arrived at New York on the 18th, we'll
ahead of time on his trip around the
world.
JAMES CARR, father of President Rob-
ert Carr of the West Virginia Senate, is
taking steps to begin suit as one Of the
heirs Of the A. T. Stewart estate. He
always knew of his relationship to
Stewart, but did not think there was
any thing in it until lately.
L
Halle. Germany, at which Deputy Som
enberg was the principal speaker. Riot
ing broke out between Socialists and
anti-Semitics and the meeting was dis
solved by the police.
AT the next Papal consistory three
new Cardinals will be created.
Ii is reported that the Argentine loan
will be arranged in England.
IT is again asserted that j. F.. God
dard. third vice-president of the Santa
Fe, has retired.
MARGARET ISABELLA, daughter Of
Hon. James G. Blaine, was married to
Walter Damrosch, son of the late mu-
stefan. At Washington on the 18th.
THOMAS McCHEANE, consular agent Of
the United States at Portsmouth. En-
gland, has committed suicide at South
Sea castle. near there, by shooting him
self with . revolver.
The Senate on the 18th passed bill
appropriating $500. 600 for . statue to
General Grant. An exciting day was
passed in the House, Mr.. Bynum, of In
diana. introducing personal matter
when the tariff was under consideration
and using some strong explosives, which
caused an uproar and led to his censure
before the bar after . vote of l26 to 1903
had been taken.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1890-05-21
Bursting B0R0OlOv.

SAN Francisco. May 1s.-BogoslOv,
the Alaskan volcano that blazed and
smoked for q time about seven years
ago, is again in eruption. February IL
and 2o there were signs of great activ-
ity, smoke and flames pouring from the
crater and rising to a great height.
The sky for weeks was clouded with
ashes, which fell in liberal showers in
the town of Iliutiuk, fOrty-four miles
away. To those who saw the eruption
it seemed that pillar Of fire and smoke
was fully fifteen miles high. Bogoslov
rose originally from the ocean and
formed an island.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1890-05-21
THE SOUTH.

JUDGE STEWART, of Baltimore, Nd,
has delivered an opinion in the case OF
Stevenson Archer. ex-State Treasurer,
in which he held that Archer can not be
tried for ENLIGHTENMENT
TEXAS Prohibitionists have nominated
a full State ticket
JOHN MOERIs, for the Louisiana State
Lottery Company, has offered the State
Legislature, now in session at Baton
Rouge. $1,000, 600 year for the extern
sion Of the charter of the company fol-
twenty-five years. or SIS, 600, 600 for the
entire term.
The Kentucky Derby at louisville on
the 18th was won by the Kansas City
horse Riley. owned BY Corrigan and rid.
den by Murphy, defeating the favorite,
Robespierre. by nearly two lengths
A cAIsscN accident occurred at Louis
vile, Ky. on the 14th. A hawser
parted and a pier turned over, bringing
down the scaffolding. Three men were
killed, one of them being c. H. Mitchell,
Of Kansas City, second assistant super
intendent Of construction.
HARMON WILLIAMS and William
Spivey, two reputable white farmers Of
Fitzpatrick. Ala, got into a row over q
hog eating some chickens Spivey hit
Williams with club and the latter shot
Spivey through the bowels. Both men
will die.
REV. SAN SMALL has announced him
self as a candidate for the Georgia
House from Fulton County.
HON. j. G. CARLISLE was nominated "a
succeed Senator Beck by the Democratic
caucus at Frankfort. Ky. ALI the can
didates withdrew. excepting Carlisle
and Lindsay. the final ballot resulting
as follows: Carlisle, 72; Lindsay, 4S
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1890-05-21
THE WEST.

IT is reported that James Bell, a Cher
okee, living near Vinita, /. T., will be
the first person to test the forty-third
section of the Oklahoma bill as it ap'
plies to Indians becoming citizens OF
the United States
EIGHT inches of snow fell in North
Dakota, doing the wheat crop much
good.
Two pronounced cases of leprosy are
reported in the Chinese colony in Chi
cagO.
THOUSANDS of acres of valuable timber
in Northern Wisconsin have been de-
stroyed by forest fires, which are still
spreading.
The American Society of Mechanical
Engineers held its annual convention
in Cincinnati on the 18th.
THE report sent out from Oklahoma
City stating that bloody battle oc-
CURED on the Canadian between farmers
and cowboys, wherein five farmers were
killed and several cowboys wounded,
was wholly without foundation.
THE Illinois Supreme Court has de-
cided that the Smell toll gate in Chica-
60, recently burned by citizens, was il
legal.
Two engines were demolished and
two train men injured by a collision be-
tween passenger and a gravel train at
Elgin, ILL.,
ALL the newspapers of Fort Wayne,
Ind, have granted the demands of the
Typographical Union for an increase in
the price of composition.
THE Typographical Unions of Mime
apolis and St. Paul have demanded ten
hours pay for nine hours work, which
has been refused.
FIRE in San Bernardina, Cal, de-
stroyed the West Coast Lumber Com
pany's mill and lumber, causing $50, GOO
loss.
c. NJ. WHITAKER and J. NJ. Stubs
were crushed to death under a huge
piece of granite near Monrovia, Cal, by
the breaking of derrick.
THE immense -four mill of the Winona
(Minn.) Company was burned recently.
The loss was SS65, coo.
POISONED sausage caused the death of
Mrs Glenn Ehlers, of Ivanhoe, o. Two
of her children a;e seriously i'll.
CHARLES RANDOLPH, ex-secretary of
the Board of Trade of Chicago, who dis
appeared some time ago, is at Portland,
Ore. He could not tell how he left Chi
cago, his mind being blank.
JUDGE DRUMMoND. who was succeeded
by Judge Gresham in the United States
Circuit Court, died recently at Wheaton,
ILL.,. aged eighty years.
By collision between a pay-car
special and the rear end of an accom-
mediation train at Tuscola, ILL.,, LADY
was fatally and other persons slightly
hurt.
ALPHEUs BULL. president of the Gould
& Curry mine, was drowned near San
Francisco recently.
THE union stonemasons and bricklay-
ers of Joliet, ILL.,, have struck for eight
hours and increased wages.
The report concerning three actors of
the Nat Goodwin Company being killed
in railroad wreck in Montana proved
unfounded. A member of the company.
Miss May Duffee, had died and this had
delayed the company, causing the false
report