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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-04-17
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
FIREmEN'S NOTICE.
II third Thursdays in each month, 10 ,. N.
I.O.O.R.

DRoGREss LODGE NO. 81. l. o. o. p, MEETS
g.; ). 9. berry, V. T.; B. u. savage, Sc. Vis:
iton cordially Invited.
YAKIMA LODGE NO. q, I. o. o. r., MEETS
Friday evening Of each week. visitorl
invited to attend. Geo. Gardiner, N. O.; Harry
Spinning, v. D.; Q. o. Nevin, Sec.
isabella LODGE NO. %, DAUGHTERS OF
i RebeEah, meets ID and 9TH Monday even.
ipgs Of each mouth. Visitors invited. Mn. !.
lou Monroe. n. o.; Mrs A. T. Ward, v. O.;
Harry Spinning. Sec.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-04-17

Gushing Loved one-Archibald, will
you love me then as now2
Passionate Lover-Iet us not deal in
iuturities, Celia; will love you now as
then. Let rs have rs much now a. pos
sible.-RaciSt.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-04-17

-An Of the latest styles in gents fur
niahings are to be found ct N. H. Ellis's.s .
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-04-17

IAN styles Of JOB printing at the Hrr-
AID ofiics.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-04-17

Young Man tgaEing dreamily at the
candy case In fancy grocery stoTel-I-I
wish to get something real nice for a-a
young lady, but hardly know what to
select.
Grocer (briskly)-Very young7
Young Man--'But l7-still going to
boarding srhool.
Grocer-Yes, sir. John, show this gem
tleman to the pickle counter.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-25
LIVES In PERIL.
FIRE IN THE WESTERN UNION
BUILDING NEW YORK.
Seven He Ipless Human Beings Take
Refuge on the Roof.
Canton, Ohio Sausage Should be
Gwen a Wide Berth.

NEW YORK, July 49, The Western
Union telegraph building caught fire at Z
o'clock this morning. The distributing
room on the fifth floor, tho operating room
on the floor above, the associated press
rooms and the restaurant on the seventh
floor were completely Quilted and seven
lives miraculously saved. About so men
and yonng women had reached the operat-
ing room. When first discovered the fire
was spreading with great rapidity and the
occupants were compelled TO go through
the distributing room on the floor below
the operating room to get down stairs.
A panic was the result and the young
women screamed, while the men rushed
pell nell down stairs TO escape the flames,
which in less than two minutes had spread
almost all over the distributing room, burn
ing up wires, instruments and tables as if
they were so much finder.
The entire room, when the panic
stricken crowd passed through it, was filled
with dense sitting smoke. They fell
over each other in their wild efforts TO
reach place of safety.
The Western Union company's restaur-
ant was located above the operating room
and just about this time it flashed upon
the minds of the frightened persons who
had escaped that there was seven others
on the restaurant floor who had not been
warned of their danger. All exit had by
this time been cut off whereby these per-
sons could escape, and they were not
aware of their peril until the smoke rushed
up the stairway leading from the operat-
ing room in volumes. There were four
men and three women on this floor. See
ing escape cut off from every quarter,
there was an awful panic The young
women were walters in the restaurant and
the men were cooks and choremen. The
women rushed around the restaurant
screaming and wringing their hands. One
of the men, finding there was no possible
means of escape downward, rushed for the
scuttle hole in the roof.
a long ladder was finally rushed upon
the roof of s Dey street and placed against
the rear Of the burning building. 1t did
nat reach within so feet of the Western
Union roof. Undaunted. however, two
tiremen scaled the ladder and threw a
rope to the roof. 1t was caught and tied
by one of the bTave girls, who seemed
never to loose her nerve. The firemen
pulled themselves UP hand over hand until
they reached the top of the burning build
ing, and amid the cheers from the thou
sands below they let the seven down to
places of safety. 1t was accomplished just
in time, for flames Immediately burst
through the cornice and soon enveloped
the roof.
How the fire originated no one seems TO
know positively, but it is surmise1 that
two of the companys electric light wires
became crossed and set the flooring on fire.
Had the fire broken out an hour later the
loss of life might have been enormous.
Fully 700 girls and men. are employed on
these two floors.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-25
IN MICHIGAN.
a io-YEAR-OLD CHILD BASTARD.
LY ASSAULTED.
Saginaw p. of |. Plcnic-War on the
Gamblers.
A Lamp Explodes at Grand Ledge;
Damages Nearly $4,000.
A DastardIY Crime.

GRAND RAPIDS, July 22.-Near Rockford
the daughter of Peter Yelensld, farmer,
was assaulted by the roadside by Fred
Best. When she tried to break away he
seized her throat with one hand while he
clasped the other over her mouth. A
struggle ensued during which her face was
bruised and her clothing torn. She finally
became exhausted and WINS dragged into
the bushes by the william. The girl was
unable to move for an hour, but finally
managed TO crawl to the neighboring resi-
dence of A. A. Bennett. DIR. Holden Of
Rockford was summoned and found the
child in very serious condition. When
her father was notified and the crime re-
ported the whole vicinity was aroused
with indignation, and a crowd started in
pursuit of the fellow. There were some
threats of lynching, but wiser counsels pre-
vailed and the village constable arrested
him. He is 10 years old and is an over
grown, half-witted fellow, his father being
a prosperous farmer in the neighborhood.
He was brought to this city and a warrant
issued by the prosecuting attorney. He
viii be held in the county Jail until the
girls condition will enable her to appear
against him.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-25
Won't Reach Two Million.

Michigan has already experienced great
disappointment from the first returns made
by the census Office of the population of
her large cities and it now seems to be GER
tain that she will receive a still greater
shock when the complete returns are in.
The census bureaus original estimate of the
population of Michigan was 2, 5000, 900, but
it is not believed that ID win reach into the
second million of souls and may fall an I'M
comfortable distance behind that figure.
One Of the first and most unpleasant re-
suits of failure 10 reach the population
originally claimed for Michigan, and still
believed to be it's real population, will be
our failure to get the additional congress-
man, which we have been confidently an
ticipating for several years, and more than
an even chance of losing one of the II we
now have. If the number Of representa-
tives continue as at present TO be 332
Including the members from Idaho and
Wyoming), it viii require a population
something like 1874, 600 to elect member
of congress, and this figure might be in
creased slightly by the necessity of giving
one member each TO states like Idaho,
and Nevada, and perhaps some others,
which will have less thar the ratio. None
of the Michigan representatives expect an
additional district. and begin to specu-
late considerably on which man will be lost
in the shuttle if the unsatisfactory census
drops below the 2,000 900 figure.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-25

WIEN Governor Ross of Texas retfres
from his executive Office he will become
president of the agricultural and mechani-
cal college of that state.
THE lady whom President Adams of
Cornell university, welded in London last
week was the widow of A. S. Barnes, the
well known New York publisher, a woman
of many charms and high culture.
Mrs. LELAND STANFORD has given
IS, 900 for the erection of monument to
Father Junipero Sierra at Monterey, Cal.
1t will take the place of the cross which
marks the spot where the priest landed in
1870.
THE Alaska Commercial company, hav-
ing lost it's valuable franchise for catching
seals in Behring Sea, is going TO do all the
business it can on the Siberian coast. 1t
has just sent steamer TO PetrolopslSi
where have been stored 90, 900.
STANLEY has sixteen relatives in this
country John NJ. Jones, proprietor Of a
grocery store in Willkesbare, Pa, cousin,
rather ruefully regards Stanley's marriage
and the consequent denial of hope TO his
American relatives that Stanley's fortune
will be divided among them.
STANLEY's book in the German edition
has preface addressed TO the publisher,
in which he says he does not understand a
word of German, that he is very fatiqued,
and that he is about to be married TO a GER
tain beautiful lady who will, he hopes,
bear him off to the happy regions where
married people are said to find peace.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-25
The Drought in New England.

Boston, July 22.-The damage in New
England by the present drought is1ow
past recovery, whatever the future wealth
er. Some northern localities have been
favored with showers during the past
week, but most of the districts have been
without rain sufficient for growing seasons
for weeks. Corn and tobacco on the low
lands,are still in fair condition. Pastures
are drying up, rendering the early feeding
of stock necessary; streams are low and
the beds of shallow streams are dry.
Grass is the only abundant crop, au<l a
large yield Of excellent hay has beenout
and secured. The seco0d crop is of little
value md win not be cutexcept on bCttom
lands.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-25
In Broad DAYLIGHT.

SARATOGA, N. Y, July19.-A bolt day
light robbery was committed in this vii
lage yesterday. About mon sneak thieves
entered the Bliss &C Gtage, on North
Broadway, and got away with $1,000
worth of diamonds and iswelry. This cot
tage issOccupied by Mr.. Morton vice pFesi-
dent If the United States, and HIS law
partnen; Dir. Sliss, with their wivSss Ii
is impossible to ascertain whether the
iewellF was the properly of Mrs. Norton
or Mrs. Bliss, as the parties interested
decline to make any statement. The
police refuse any inflammation except tn
admit.that the robbery was committed and
that a reward of 81, 000sis offered foc. TIM
recovery OF the JEWELS
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-25
Patrons of Industry.

SAGINAW, July 22.-The patrons of in
dustry of Saginaw county, numbering over
$500, are arranging for grand meeting
at Union Park this city, August IL. A
number of prominent speakers, regardless
of politics, have been requested to be pres
ent and address the patrons. Invitations
have been sent to members of the order in
ali adjoining counties, so that good time
is looked for.
The police of this city are determined to
stop the exceeding reckless career of the
gamblers, and will hereafter permit no
,''open" games. All tho houses were or
dered closed Saturday night.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-25
DETROIT MARKETS.
Jahbing Prices.

TALLCWE-3X to- pen n.
sALT-Ins0 bbl. lots. zoe delivered.
BEESWAX--SteadY at 30 TO SIC per n.
CURRAHTS-Red. quiet MT ~ 70 o. 20 per bbs
EGGS--Are steady at IA to l4Ic pc dozen.
-Markehoasy Mt ~ to s. per n fop MohieAn
full cream.
APPhEs-New, sailing in barrels at 81 5aNis50.
HoNEY-oombA dull at 1aslSc and ex attracted at sa1Ds
per n.
CHEBRIEs-sOarcsiy any in the maxlets sorr
ceiptabring 81 ta.ss IS per bu.
INSTRUMENTATION. scarce and hsmat a. ~ "a IS
per IN, Plenty neds at ~ 30 TO 81 per bu.
BuTTER-Stxicty drst-class dairy wants5A at lao
I5c psr Medium receipts bring I2 Il l3c and
cry Is firm at IL to Use per n.
BEANS-Ciy hand-pc mediztnoane selling in
storeat 81 seeI So per bu and in car lots DC lower.
Market dull.
n0ULTRY-Alive. Is quotel folloRss Spring
c'ckens "a 10 l5c, fowls S60c; ducks Sos young ducks.
1909 turkeys IL t I2c per Pigeons easy at 200
usr pair,
HIDEs-cuoteda rs follows, Gwen city. Aes country.
ios cnred No. l. 5Sc No &c; coli No. Go; No. 2. tci
veal kip NJ. 1. 40 runners AMI. No 2<SS; sheep
skins. 5Oa@i y. as to quantity o1yoooL
HAYDN - 80 for No. timothy. e. % for No. q.
81 for No clover. and u for No. 2Per ton In lots.
u wHEAT-No. red, s0kci Mol within, s9c
, CoRS-No. 2 nominal at SOC; No. yellow. S9c
1 oATS--DuI. No. white, 500, No. a mixed, S3c
FLOUR-Local market quiet and steady at the, fol-
owing jobb.ng pricesi Minnesota patent. " So
Nina esota bakers. o. TO- Michigan patent e. Mich
igaa straight. o. 80, rye. e. 10 per barrel
WOOIs-The market, In close sympathy with toe
kst for domestic woolene IL very quiet e tighh
MONEY market helps to add Inactivity to theataat on
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-25
Turned the Tables.

TOPEKA, KS. July 19.-Judge Phillips
decision granting an injunction to two
original package agents restraining prose
oution by county officials seems to have
turned the tables in more ways than one
against the temperance advocates. May
naud. Hopkins q Co., wholesale liquor
dealers of Kansas City instituted suit in
the United States circuit court yesterday
against County Attorney WelcA, Sheriff
Wilkenson,. =. A. Bonebrake, and DR..
+. s. McC'abe, police commissioners; John
Gardner, chief of police, and j. X Hudson,
editor of the Topeka Daily Capital, for
$40, 900 damages, alleging conspiracy on
the part of che defendants to prevent the
plaintiffs from carrying on their business.
Mai, Hudson is charged with publishing
incendiary articles in his paper.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-25
Millions of Maggots.

CANTON, o. July 22.-Some time ago
the board of health issued an edict that
the slaughter houses should go out of the
city. The owners refused. The members
of the board of health made an investiga-
ton of the slaughter pens yesterday, find
ing matters in horrible shape. At one
place where Bologna and sausages are
made they found millions of maggots
crawling over the meat to be used in man
ufacture. Other slaughter houses were
found in a similar condition. The water
along the creek where the houses are situ-
ated Is filled with filth for a mile. The
board of health says they must 80 and the
owners say nay.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-25

II THE. Louisiana lDttery owns the stane
and the devil owns, the lottery, who is the
future cvner of louisiana?
1T is. announced that Chief Justice Nor
ton of Massachusetts, will resign his Office
next month after 80 years of service.
GOVERNOR CAMPBELL Of Ohio, is i'm New
York City and it is surmised that he is in
terested in the case of Hill g. Campbell,
which will not be called until 1891
Col. A. A. Harris, member Of the board
of managers of the national soldiers home,
veteran of the war of the rebellion, ex.
mayor Of Cincinnati, and for many years /
prominent Ohio politician, Is dead.
Dolph Lubenow, German shoemaker
employed at Black river. suicided and was
found hanging at his home with n small
tarred rope around his neck. Liquor, dis
sipation and domestic trouble arc the al
legged causes.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-25
To ,Bhildl a New Line.

Commenting on the purchase of $50
Tes of landin sectian 10, town of Cicero,
a Chicago morning Eaper says that the
Northern, Pacific and the Baltimore a.
Ohio are too Join. bands at Chicago and
form continuous line from ocean, to
ocean. Apnrrhase of $50 acres of lard in
Cicero marks the junction point. The con-
sideration 1870, 090-
The purchase of real estate made will be
used for car shopsfcn-5tte Northern Pacific.
The company will expend $3.50, 600 in
erecting shops, employing 800 men, and
designed to,turn out every class of freight
and passenger cars.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-25
Snaoide at St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, July l7.-About 10 o'clock
yesterday morning some boys found suit
of clothes ON the river bank near thu Pine
riverschool house. They learned of Ray
Madden that Lud Miller, an employe of
Smith, Claggert * CO., had gone down to
tho river little after seven. Help was
called and the remains Of Miller were soon
recovered from the water. At the inquest
it was developed. that Miller had told sew
e1al parties that he WAS having consid Ora
BILE trouble. but did not say what the
nature of it was lie. tried TO borrow a
revolver of two or three different persons
the previous day for the purpose of shoots
ing dog. as, he claimed. He leaves. "A =
yeau-old son alone tobattle with the world.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-25
PEOPLE. AND EVENTS.

Mr.. GLAssToNs makes ia rule never to
travel on Sunday.
CHICAGO enjoys perfect days; and the
smoke nuisance enjoys psnfect immunity.
THE lashes for turning the gun bores of
our neve and heavy ordnance will cost
1925, 900.
THE Confederate veterans home at
Atlanta win be completed in September.
The question is how to- maintain 1t.
ONLY two of nearly two hundred people
buying ',Marie BasAkertseffs" book in a
Now York house coald pronounce the girls
name.
CHAuNcEY DErEw is apparently on Just
as good terms with royalty in England as
he is with the newspaper boys in the
United Scates.
MRs. OILFHANT is making a tour of Oh,
Holy Land, and will wrie book on the
region, the material f.g Which she is la
boriously collecting
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-25
The NIinnenpolis Fire.

MtyNEAPoLIs, MINI, July 1.-THE
burning of 525 tons od binding Irvine will
cause a sharp advance i'm the priae of that
article, especially ina the northwest. IL is
estimated that the 52a tons represent from
one-hah to seven-eighths of the entire
amslnt on hand in the twin cities,. and
prices will go up from half can't tD over
fivecents pound. This rise will effect
tina entire country. The trnst claims
Irvine has sold at. a loss and this is
a sufficient Tetaxt for ana advance
all along tina, line. The, amount
of advance will depend somewhat on how
large stock there is in the United Stltes.
More was stored here than At any other
half "A dozen paints
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-25
Badly Injured Dv a Cow.

FINDLAY. o.. July 22.-Last evening
Mrs. VIM. Cole, living near this city, went
out in the pasture TO milk her COW. Short
ly afterward she staggered bruised and
bleeding into the house and fell unoOn-
Scious. Medical assistance was summoned
and it was found that thewomaD was ter
ribly cut bruised and laoerated over her
entire body and limbs II was at first be
heved that her'iniuries would pInve imme-
Giately fatal, but she issstill alive. although
she has not recovered consciousness. 1t is
supposed that one of her cows, in a. sudden
fit of anger, inflicted the injuries.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-25
STATE NEWS CONDENSED.

Clare county owes no man a cent, and
has S12, 600 laid up for a rainy day.
Greenville's masonic has been dedicated
by very large gathering of Masons.
Bay City capitalists have had plans made
for new and magnificent hotel in the center
of the city.
journal Clerk Harry H. Smith CT the
national house, will receive 81, 900 for COM
piling the manual.
Eugene L. Langworthy, a Linden drug
gist, has been arrested, charged with sell
ing liquor TO minors.
: West Branch has a factory which makes
nothing but chair limbs. 1t shipped 40,
600 of 'em last week.
Judge Allan B. Morse is one of party
of Ionian spreparing for a trip to Winnipeg
and the great northwest.
THE Chicago Wabash & Michigan rail-
way is said TO be trying to buy the Chicago
& West Michigan system.
The Lapeer county bank, the youngest
OF the four banks, now prides itself on
having $50, 900 on deposit.
A majority of the Lenawee patrons have
voted against the independent political ac-
ton and in favor of fusion.
Peter Dunn's residence in Flint was
burned from an overheated stove Saturday
afternoon, with loss of 81, 500.
Allegan capitalists have formed &c.,
900 stock company to start canning,
evaporatng and cider industry.
While Mont Flanders was logging near
Alpena recently a long stick of timber
rolled on him, killing him instantly.
Charles L. Sprague, well-lznown
horseman of central Michigan, died of
heart disease at his home in Owosso.
Wildman Mills is the agricultural king
of Sanilac county having harvested 800
tons of hay from 900 acres of meadow.
r. Schuneman of the Goodyear welt
company, says that Battle Creek is to have
a $50. 900 shoe manufacturing concern.
Mrs. A. T.. johnson has been appointed
postmistress Mt Hollywood, Berrlen county
j. l.. Bronoce at Sanders, Iron county.
Job Dowley, an insane inmate of the
Genesee county poorhouse, was instantly
killed by an +. & T.. M. train Saturday.
The coal excitement is again raging a
REESE, in Tuscola county, and compan!
IS being formed TO put down test mine.
James Webb, the Pontiac teacher whC
whipped the little Cook boy so severed.
that he died, is now on trial at Rochester
Hon. +. b. Winans is at Mt. Clemen
Iyetting the rheumatism out of his Joint
preparatory 10 running for governor thi
fall.
Frank Garner, colored, s.ole $50 fror
J. L. Benjamin of Romeo. confessed IL an
is now locked UP under $500 bonds 70
trial.
Chairman l. NJ. Weston of the demo
cratic state central committee has decla. c
that he will retire at the coming CONVEX
tion.
John Atchison is in Jail at Ypsilan
charged with horse stealing. The rig b
was charged with stealing was found Q
Alma.
Natural gas has been discovered at San
Bleach, at depths ~ poe feet. Pleased
THAT don't begin TO express the den.zen
feelings.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-25
A $4,000 FIRE AT ROMEO.
Sc yeral Buildings Burned-Flames
Started Back of Dickens Store.

Fire about IL o'clock the other night de-
stroyed the old drug store belonging to S.
A. Reade. His loss is 81, 500. The store
was occupied by T. ID. Coe, a druggist,
who loses about $4,000; partly insured.
The building occupied by VIM. l.. Dickens
as harnes shop, together with his stock
of goods is a total loss of about 50, 800;
partially insured. Badger g. Morton's
boot and shoe shop was also burned, en-
failing loss of 81. 500 above what is COW
cred by insurance. w. w. Coykendall's
meat market was burned next entailing a
total loss on building and contents. Loss
and insurance not stated. Joseph New
mans brick building was damaged and the
contents, owned by M. p. Owen, were in
sured for $500. The fire started in the
rear of w. L. Dickens store.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-25
EIopers. Come to ,Grief..

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 22.-John II.
AItchison was arrested here today on the
charge of larceny. at the request of Supir-
tendent of Police Marsh cd. Chicago.
Altchison arrived hese week. ago with
Lille Anden, also of Chicago with whom
he had eloped and to whom he was, mar
ried last Friday. Altchison Is II years
old and his wife 10. Altchissh was sur-
prised at his arrest and declares, that he
stole nothing in Chicago.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-25

A might force of counters has been en-
ployed at Che census Office and will be con-
tinued until the count of the entire coun-
try is completed and verified. From this
time it is expected that the daily count
win average about two millions.
The Washington Star comes out in a
leading editorial against the appointment
of Robert f. Frazer, VIM. Mitchell or any
other man from outside the District of
Columbia as the successor of Supreme
Justice Montgomery.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-25

JAMES EARLY, a eolored miner living near
Hamlins, w. Va, has shot and killed his
mistress, a white woman, named johnson.
Miss EIasE PISsoS, the boarded woman
who died at Wanenton, Ca, few days
ago, accounted for the growth on her face
by the continual poultering her Jaws for the
toothaehe.
GsoReE WESTINGHOUSE is having cot
tagd built entirely of marble at Lenox,
Mass, at cost Of $500, 900. A large
marble building will contain the electric
] light plant.