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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-05-28
REPORT Of THE CONDITION
Austin National Bank

AQSQQ NdQOQl Bank,
At Austin, in the State Of Minnesota, at
the close Of business May ~. 1890.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts. :.............S 0,704 Is
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured 479 81
. bonds to secure circulation...." 1850 90
Due from other national banks ..... 1928 30
Banking house. furniture and fxt-
Current expenses and taxes paid. s'e4s g
Premiums on q. 8. bonds. ..2.406 A
Checks and other cash items...... 267 70
Bills Of other banks. $50 90
Fractional paper currency. nickels
and CENTS. '..'.. 90 q
f fessi tender ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s ssS5 g q
REDEMPTION fund With q s treas sO ~
urer, 5 per cent of circulation 562 so
~ Total ........6ll3,644 %
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock PAID 59 eee 20 60
Hational bank potes ,oduitsitanding:. 1880 %
Individual deposits, subject d.
Demand eeTtiacates Of deposit i 1868 =
Due to approved reserve agents. i,7s5 81
STATE OF MINNESOTA, "a. r.
COUNTY or MOWER. So =. 81
| I, Henry Birkett, Cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true, to the best Of my
knowledge and belief. % II
HENRY BIRKETT, Cashier.
| Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 26th
day Of May, 1880; e <S
| G. u. DAVIDSON, } zz. .
Correct Attest: 6. 5caLlUDIs, Directors
Ss.s +. i, CRANE,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-05-28
PUBLIC SALE
SHORT-HORN CATTLE

CATTLE
On Wednesday, June 4, 1890, at the Mound
View Stock Farm. three miles north of Usage,
and three miles east Of Mitchell. Mitchell
county. Iowa. We will sell thirty.seven head
of thoroughbred Short-Horn cattle. consist.
six bulls. from the Mound View Herd, and
ten cows and heifers. and four bulls from the
Fairview Herd of Boman s. Noble, Usage,
Iowa. The cattle to be sold will be all recorded
stock or eligible to record and have been bred
for beef and milk combined and will be found
to possess the two qualities In high degree.
The families represented In the sale are Rose
OF Sharons, Crocusses, Pansys, Dairymaids,
Arabellas, etc. The COWS and heifers old
enough to breed will be in calf or have calves
at their side from the Cruickshank bull. Or
The frst.class show and breeding bull Orange
Prince 94,033 that for two years has headed
the Mound View herd, will be included in the
sale, and on the day of sale We will show q
group of his calves that will prove beyond q
doubt that he is one Of the very best of stock
getters. The sale will be held under cover.
No pOstponement on account of weather.
Sale will open at O'Clock p. m. Lunch at
noon.
0TERMS OF SALE:-One years time with
approved notes bearing y per cent interest.
For catalogues or information apply to
o. shEEOY T. SONS,
Usage, Iowa.
COLONEL JOHN SCOTT, Auctioneer. s.lO
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-05-28
Strength:
Cubic inches Gas
each ounce Of Powder
Name ofthe

'In his report the government chemist says:
Il regard all alum powders as very un-
wholesome. Phosphate and Tartaric acid
powders hberate their gas too freely in pro-
cess of baking or under varying climatic
changes suffer deterieration.'
DR.. II. A, Mott. the former government
chemist, after a careful and elaborate ex ami
nation of the various baking powders of COM
Derce, reported to the government in favor
of the Royal brand.
Prof. McMurtrie, late chief chemist for the
q. S. department OF agriculture, at Washing.
ton, says: 1.-The chemical tests to which
haye submitted the Royal Baking Powder,
prove it perfectly healthful, and free from
every deleterious substance
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-05-28
SUTTON.

H. P. Studer came near trading his farm for
some city property in Austin last week
Henry has since made up his mind to stay
with US a while longer.
G. seebach has put up very nice bird
house for his summer martins.
William Schwartz, brother Of Lewis, ar
rived from GERMANY last Monday. He is a
plucky boy of fourteen years, leaving his
parental home and making the trip across the
ocean alone.
Conrad Proeschel has boueht new Halli-
day Windmill.
Miss Emma Bewick of Otranto, Iowa, is Wis.,
iting at Bias Fairbanks and other friends.
At the meeting of the Center Alliance last
week Saturday, there were six new members
admitted, making total membership Of
forty in good standing. The Central Alliance
Is now the banner alliance Of Mower county.
The following were elected as delegates to
attend the County Alliance: John George, F..
A. Smith and A. $. Robson.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-05-28

Parents should be careful that their Chill.
dren do not contract colds during the fall or
airy winter months. Such colds veakens the
lungs, and air passages, making the child
much more likely to contract other colds
during the winter. It is this succession of
colds that causes catarrh and bronchitis or
paves the way for consumption. Should q
could be contracted, lose no time but cure it
as quickly as possible. A fifty cent bottle of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will cure any
cold in q few days and leave the respiratory
organs strong and healthy. For sale by Giles
4 TryQn. ::
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-05-28
G, B. L. l. L. CORNERS.

Miss Eva Sanders went to Mapleton, Iowa, q
few days ago.
Some Of our young folks took in the camp
meeting at Granger last Sunday.
Those showers of late have been worth
thousands of dollars to the farmers.
Farmers are still busy breaking sod for fax
and will 80 continue until about June 1.
Mrs. p. F. Huntly received beautiful gold
watch from her sister in New York last Thurs
day as present. it being the fitch ami
versary of her welded life.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-05-28
OSLO.

Nels Lee is very sick.
G. Sorenson is back from Rochester.
10 Tucker was in Vernon last week buying
hogs.
&. Haukom is giving his barn Few coat OF
paint.
G. Orning made flying trip to Rochester
last week.
Miss Mary Severts has returned from
Rochester.
Mr.. Weeks of Hayfeld was in Vernon lately
buying hogs.
Farmers are preparing their ground for
corn planting.
The elegent rain last Friday woke up the
grass and small grains from their slumbere.
The Oslo Blacksmith has bought . horse.
He is now on the lookout for . new wagon.
Land is bought and sold in this neighbor.
hood like hot cakes. Several important
transfers were made last week.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-05-28

hale old man. Mr.. James Wilson Of Aliens
Springs, Ill.,, who Is over sixty years Of age,
says: II have In my time tried great many
medicines. some Of excellent quality; but
never before did find any that would 80 com
pletely do all that is claimed for 1t as Cham
berlain's Collie, Colera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy. 1t is truly wonderful medicine. For
sale by Giles Tryon.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-05-28

That at this season the blood Is filled
with impurities, the accumulation OF
months of close confinement in poorly
ventilated stores, workshops and tene-
ments. All these impurities and every
trace of scrofula, salt rheum. or Other
disease may be expelled by taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla, the best blood purifier evel
produced. It is the only medicine o.
which 100 doses one dollar" is true.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-05-28

The prevalence of scrofula faint in the
blood Is much more universal than many
are aware. Indeed. but few persons are
free from 1t. Fortunately. however, we
have in Ayers Sarsaparllla, the most
potent remedy ever discovered for this
terrible affection.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-05-28
ECONOMY IN BREAD MAKING

valuable Baking Powder tests made by the
Government Chemists.
DR.. Edward G. Love, the Anlytical Chemist
for the Government, has made some inter-
esting experiments as to the comparative
value of baking powders. DR.. Loves tests
were made to determine what brands are the
most economical 70 use, and as their capacity
lies in their leavering power, tests were d.
rected solely TO ascertain the available gas Of
each powder. DR.. Loves report gives fol-
lowing:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-05-04

man never i,NCd VINO could down John "a.
in four Qurnsborry ruunds.
The admirable likeness uf Corbett which
i, given with this sketch is taken from The
Police Gazette. II shows him in lighting
trim. lie was born IN san Francisco Nov.
d, 1866. When II years of age he entered a
banking establishments, where he remained
six years, At the age of ~ he WAS the anna
teur champion heavyweight boxer of the
Pacific slope aud "A member of the Olympic
Athletic club, Many inducements were
held out 10 him To become its instructor,
bur he h,sitated to become n professional,
However. the big salary finally won him
over. aud hr resigned Lis position of book.
keeper in the Nevada bank aud accepted the
oilice. As a professional he has met and
defeated fifteen men in finish fights. lie
defeated doe ~choynski, the well known
heavyweight. on four occasions. Ills fight
with Bills Wilson raised him not her notch,
aud HI easy victory over kilrlin cStab-
lishci li~ claim 10 championship honors.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-05-04

The facts, however, are that Hanover il
looking remarkably well, and his legs do
not bother him in the least. Kingston. the
pet and special favorite IF the Dryers. il
getting into fine trim. and Fl Rio Rey is a.
sound a. any horse on the turf. And 50 the
case will be found 10 he with the majority
of the horses that are made the subjects of
the crOakers' croaks.
The all absorbing topic at present is, of
course, the spring handicaps. N0twith-
standing the rumors OF the ailments Of va
rious steeds the grand puzzle is rs difficult
of solution as ever. The Brooklyn and
Suburban handicaps are naturally the
most engrossing, but the other spring
events are also receiving their share of at
tention.
Nearly all the great racing stables will
send Representatives to the Brooklyn hand.
leap. Over fifty horses are entered. and
the magnificent show Of talent is positively
dazzling One is sorely puzzled to know
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-05-04

"a haH. ~iIanaling ar.s;ng from the IncNperl-
encr OF Mr.. WitGers' trainer. he did not
show true form in ~. Since Mccarthy
took charge of the stables the colt has been
restored to first class form At ll3 pounds
he viii make his presence felt in the $1,000
handicap
Firenli ought to make a good showing,
too. Last season She won thirteen races.
ran second in four. third twice aud was
never mplaced. Another dangerous fac
tor in the big rnce viii bc los Angeles. the
fast stopper of T.. j. Baldwin, stables.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-05-04
Sunday. May !. ls9o.

BY very general request ~ puhli-h
R-v. Samuei Rnhins"n II 'he Enls e"
pal church in this clty m Sul' nv eve
ming two WEI k. aun. Wrrnmm M -
." everyone for "A thorough reading
this sunday mrrniug. believing / t.
b. rs logical nm EXPOSITION of the que-
ton considered As can bt male
Thoroughly and simply Christian IN
its tone IL reads anew the teaching o.
our Savior in the way that he NUT
have meant th-m To he understood
II drops III. curtain on the CID If
wrath and Vengeance and iii elo-e. the
God Of love, of mercy snd If justice.
To such an one men may he drawn, to
the otter, never.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-05-04
I%IrNing'- Plans.

Henry Irving says that he j. not likely 10
ever visit America again professionally;
certainly not before lsg!, Ii is possible,
however, that he may cross the Atlantic on
a visit late in the present year, Is he has
many very good friends in the United
States.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-05-04
THE HORSES WHO PROMISE HOST.
II Rio Rey. Proctor Knot and Haceland.
notwithstanding the Croaks of the
Win Eresh Iaurel,.

II the opening Of Elizabeth is To he ac,
cepted as the beginning of the regular sea.
son, then tn. unInc racing season has
opened with every prospect Of success. Al
ready the sports IRE figuring on the many
ways TO pluck tie luscious plums that are
30 temptingly = iced before them in the
shape of thoron. hbred animals. The cranks
and croakers i .yr commenced their little
songs aud viii robuhly keep them up dur
ing the seasuI II they have always done
heretofore. Their cry, as usual. deals with
the possible acknowledgement of the racing
tracks, the pol selling and the i'll cundi.
tion Of the horses, They figure that Han
over will make "A ~farcical showing and
picture him ~ a poor, broken down plug,
hardly able 20 stand un his neryeless legs.
Kingston, that sterling performer. with
whom weight seems TO cut no figure, is
considered out uf the hunt, being afflicted
with rheumatism in his shoulders and fore
legs, and the peerless II Rio Rey is dubbed
sroarer Could anything make the future
look more dismals
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-05-04
a liaby ~lbicycIi.t.

~ many bitNfli~t'
The youngest bicycle rider in the United
States, or in the world for that matter. i,
probably Master Irving Robson. aged =
years. lie rides p inch wheel. aud thinks
nothing of a spin Of a dozen miles. This
may sound a little iishy, but il is n fact.
Irving is "A natural born athlete. and
weighs thirty-nine pounds in training,
His flesh Is firm and hard. the muscles in
his little legs are well developed and his
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-05-04

In ordering butts ~ {, runhtB obsrrW
~ strictly following rrlr1 Tor iruieusr,
mont. Breast measure, oyrr yrst, cloHo 40 AZ.
Ter arms. Waist mcnRure, over pNutH. lnsid
leg measure, from crotch 10 heel
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-05-04
poI,s,llabled Profe~,Ionni,.

The longest name connected with the
theatrical profession ia said 10 he that Of
Helene llastrciter won Schoonhoven de
Vasco ~La.gunzio. Tsrhernischewski is the
name Of a Edssian librettist. who is. how.
ever, l. la'rer as n novelist
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-05-04

Refevcnces-flrst National Bank ~ Chi.
cago. capital 10000 Continental National
Bank OF Chicago, capital s2,0O0,OO.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-05-04

TFrUm The TOTire UnIrtfeI
Whether II will continue 10 climb or sud
denly come 10 n stop depends Ia "A great e
tent on the present champion, John l. Sui
livan. The ruling question Mt present Is;
"What is Corbctt's position with reference
to Sullivan Corlett evidently feels IN
fident of his position. for he has not only
offered TO meet the champion, bat 10 best
him in four rounds or forfeit the entire re-
ceipts. This Is a ridiculous offer. for the
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-05-04

where 10 place his little bet. Kingston and
Longstreet ARE very we'll thought of, the
latter receiving "A little the more attention.
Rice and Dunboyne are considered danger.
Gus, the former being well backed by Cali.
fornians, Badge Is a very consistent per
former, and will receive hearty support
from lovers Of form. Look at IL any way
you will IL Is but guesswork at the best,
and the poorest guesser may strike the
winner in some long shot. Take, for in.
stance, Brown Princess al - or 100 to l.
For the Suburban the favorites at present
are many, with perhaps Tenny most fan
cied T.! Rio Rey, Proctor Knott and Race.
land, whose pictures are given here, are
very well thought Of There are many
who select Salvador for the reason that he
was the best @year-old ont last season. IN
the Realization, il will he remembered. he
beat Tenny, giving him thirteen pounds.
That Tenny eau defeat Salvador at one mile,
even weights, is reasonable - suppose; but
whether Salvador can give Tenny four
pounds and n beating NJ u mile and \ quar-
ter Is a matter Of some doubt.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-05-04
CHESS AND CHECKERS.

Chess problem No, 5g-lly 7. Taverner,
Bolton, Eng.
Rllck-5 nipCp,
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-31
PHYSICAL CULTURE
A Chicago Lady Says II = the Basis o
All True Religion.

All True Religion.
Z Has physical cultare proved a re-
markable success in the case of any
woman 1 know?" said a lady recently.
in reply TO a question OF a Chicago
Journal reporter: well, indeed, should
say il has. | have a friend, Mrs. R, who
Just two years ago was bag of bones,
always complaining Of dyspepsia, indi-
gestion. he-dsohe and sleeplessness.
Between the spirituslists and faith-oure
people she had become afraid OF her
shadow. Some one gave her lecture
in physiology and recommended her 20
go regularly to gymnasium She took
the advice and has built herself all over
again, until now she is far bettor than
have ever known her. Her sunken, sal
low cheeks have become plump and
clear. Her eyes are always sparkling
and her ailments have with one accord
taken until themselves tho wings of the
morning. She rides early, bathes in
cold water before breakfast. never takes
street car for distance less than
three miles, and has gymnasium
rigged up IN her own house in which
she practices morning and evening 8"
The lady speaking. who is sturdy
member Of very striot church, went on
10 say that she was convinced that phys
teal health was the basis OF all true re-
Ii ion, and that good cooking is the
principal safeguard of morals. Her own
Children may pick up the alphabet on
their own accounts, but she won't have
tn m taught until they are each eigh :
years old. Said children are strappers
They are also the terror of the neichbog-
hood
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-31
poStTnaStcTs.

You can make an honest penny by
writing 70 the publishers of the TrLE-
GRtN-HEEALD, Grand Rapids, Mich,
for their very liberal terms for taking
subscriptions for the same. The TELE-
GnAN-IiERALD is published daily and
weekly, making el ght issues. The daily
IS l2l cents for seven issues, and the
weekly a q year The daily IS the
Official paper. and has the largest
circulation OF any paper IN the state,
outside OF Detroit. It's a journal for
young and old, for tho family, the
home and fireside. Send q twO-cent
stamp 20 the TEIEGRAN-llERND Pub
hshing Company, asking for further IN
formation, and the same viii be sent
With sample copies.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-31

3 81. Loose ke1 Cover Co.. Detso1
c er il t4Ensa le same Ier
-nti cat3a.
AIN, age t caureIu.ls Ia Ce
cancer Hss tue1 many 81 Sc -ia1s ana
~ prr.al ssL eD to me Was aofrtle
..It to .oak unJl Dose Hsrtlv eat-u
asay. deep ptS % ele- 6s t4geHead
are la.n. A. lA,l l43e 4 Dut her Cu
loo,es E2tlaet ~ Red C.axer-lar.s
.a>l. .u leGl-.lls 4aia 49, l8cAl apt p
eaton. used lae so.i extract a
r.sster lora- Size improved rapidly
frem tae nrst week, and m four
months MAS entirely Well NoW e xht-
eeu months s.lEC lTsL treatment ana
llo sgns az re-aru.
JOHN J. WEAVER
Liberation of Tie leg lndo.eut Ulcer
Recovered entirely after three months
treatment "a nlth Red Clover EKtracg and
solid Extract Dressing. NoH oue wear
suee treatment aLd uo ga az return.
Cancer " LID ard Sam disease
Entirely cured Wtu talea months
treatment Nltl BED Clover Extract
and SOLID Extract Dressing, Vow over
wear al.d na ,.-u " return. ID h.>ee-
ont4rv syphilis Wu, entirely cured ~
Rcd clover tAtfatt lu three months.
wlth none ol tAe after results such a,
AL. lett bv Mercury pa such cases.
Ifvou have amy doubung physicians
they can write t0 me and ! wlil give
them d iul history of each case. If
"A. H. \ AkNAlI-
Write tor testimonials tor sale by
White q Nhltc.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-31
HOME TESTIMONIALS

Mss Betsy Kroadsfra ~ Hoibreos e vss
cross eyed faf eighteen wears lf 't
stralehtened them In one minute "iih'ni
pain. 80 -
rrs wears pr NIihur gave her orc a"sf -
med IeI no auo Iu fvo hours shf - rf3fFeo 'i
a monster fa ff worm. Z. Tees ionE
Trrf hoffman employed 81 fhf Mrff
House was r-oes-oYra f0r seref tenr yea
NJ Cook Ur rs iIhHr ou 3 ore mI uff ~ fifa IEI
en fhem and without pain
Mrs hsffn Jones' 81 q. Cana e.. sHTrrf0
fnr a long fInf win = fuwor nn re rsIDf "I
her eve fd rr. Ih1f ruocessfu' removed
90 without pain.
Miss I3s Williams Tsf OTTAWA e.. vas s'~s
frr twelve wears lose 3 pounds no ThTfIH pr
opula cure her Dr. Wubur treated hor anf
shf ls uov well woman.
Miss Kate WrDnrrnoff r1r P0werv e.. waT
rross.evea fqr sixteen vrarH ilf Nihf
sfrafGhtrue6 thfm In one minute v'N"
uaIH-
Ne Chris Hoirhe' e. e. Va est Froof wsT
lac iafssr fernar over hcf rvf fnr o InrR .He
Tr W hItr removed If vIfhrHi Tefr-
Ms harmon Flrtie Trail kur. ohio rsf p
HffIf haty fi.af bad p ranrffnHf IHmrf n ~
uuuff ID that ~ one scar grew hf -ff'
iifs.rh ffr wilbur removed fBm0r Nf enc Z.
arf as1s ufw iF FROM be ehfet enc fhf
hHfT "a entire RI rHrrf.
Tfesa are arv fee ~ fhf fnErF ffff''f'n
iHis obtained hB fhe doctor rh.If hfrf
Tris soefor fr.r'f 81 aar~rrporf er~f fferr 80
r.is u+ d r .sfanrr hHf 20 rer arsvfrs arT Iff
ffr4 uniess ~ contain fVr s.trrHt
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-31

4 -srT usefuI i1vr-t..7 te73'-z -
lessen tha Uossi hlit7 ~ s-lde1s in
Fart-ries "a ncw Beng extensive =
s3creed IN E.gisad- Ihs breaking -
zlsss. watch - al lustsd aTsinst tae
vsl1 ~ every roou l1 t1e milL. So a
caca step fhe engine. A electric CIR
rent Being established beteeen ths
r>o-, a7d tes shrc-- ls-val 20 - re -
sfre. shutting q tas stssn r. Al ~
s~zrs B7 ttis means tas erFfne vas
s--r-e-s - ere - 20 -li's = recently n a
fsx seconds. sci voelz r.. ~lass
-l--hss nas 5e-r-ae su-s-Eted ~ - ~
rf-h- sksgt. rss r. ssed aalr .ure1-
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-31

- =
Bss4as Hlz CE1-e<S2-
A. ~ dinner stsEss ~Aers ~s
..oups9 sus asy % certain tsnnesses
= - slnas1 ne ersg s.ght whies
xrssssA tks eys q those Ne got %
- rozgh baFlzl bSK ca sne platform
- sezgaa ns4F is was a. SAa oL~es
ssolu.z ussh : e@ndkercaist - ssF eyes
s.xs tbs Indianapolis SsBunsA Nhsp
Lsaalx asked tas cSsss q hsf soTEos
she pointed - tas b0H AEd FsPAls1'
De ole man's in aas-
"Your haSoandT@
yes died 10 days ago back yere IN
Gs ksnuy
AID whas ere you acting With TIE
body hersr
/ wants 70 burryis Up at Chaslestown.
but hAin't GOT money nun 70 t~ke Il OF
&c railroad
what nonsenssr' exclaimed . man
as Re cane forward What's The direr-
snce where nigger IS buried7 They
want her % bury it here, but she won't
shes determined 70 take II 70 Charles
town
For what ressonp" asked The pas
senger who had put al the preViou;
questions.
"KAse. sab. all ae 90 chiil'en Is buried
up tsr'. aud his mudder aud sister, an
de poo ole man will bs lonesome down
yere
"wha, boshr' growled The kicker.
"Leok hsrer' whispered the other, as
he went over % him ia rather be a
Niger with her soul than 20 be white
nan with yoursl She's right Let the
family dead sleep together
Hs entered the express ONCE, paid FOR
the shipment OF the body. bought the
widow Z ticket for Charlestown and hen
dropped $40 gold piece in her hand and
said:
Give him decent funeral. nanny,
and this will put up headbosrd to
mark the grave
May ds Lawd bless you for"
But he hurried in 20 snatch bite u
eat. When he was gone | made in
| quiries as 70 his identity, and finally
| found a man who replied;
why. that's Colonel Blank. Of Ala
| bama. be owned over three hundred
| niggers when the war broke out"
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-31
Three Men Killed.

PITTsBURoH, Pa, Jan. 9O.-A special
70 the Times from Charleston. w. Va,
SAYS: A horrible boiler explosion oc-
cured AZ the ssw-mill OF a. B. Leech.
on Falling Rock creek, twenty I've
miles from here, which killed three
men. Tho mill had stopped to tighten
loose belt. Eight men were working
IN and near the mill, when a few min
utes before noon terrific explosion oc-
Cured demolishing the mill and ma
chinnrv
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-31
FOR RENT BUSINESS PLACES.

EOR RENT-A factory. 500 feet floor area =
horsepower engine; several machines iof
manufacturing furniture. etc. All ln good con
dlfiou. ready IN start. Also dry kiln very =
vorable terms 20 right man. Apply 10 Mm. II.
Richards. Benton Hsrbor, v ch. p
EOR RFNT-Basemen store IN PARK FlscP
l. building. also ground floor Office ~ ihe
rear a main staircase. Appiy TO Ia-EAt
Woicott 4 Ganson. - N0nToe-si- fil
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-31
VIII Pnsh thu Snits.

NV York, Jan. 30 AT the meeting
o. the directors of the National Base
Ball League Wednesday it was decided
that, Notwithstanding the adverse de-
-ision Of Judge O'Brieu, the suits OF the
New York and Philadelphia clubs 20
compel certain players to stand up to
their contracts Will be pushed % a final
conclusion