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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-08-29
CLIPPINGS.


Illinois raises more corn than any
other state.
Lord Bute's mansion near Roihesay,
Scotland, cos; SO, DOC, 900.
Great Britain has a larger output Of
coal than the United States.
Thomas Hart Of Australia, is Shaks-
peare's nearest living elative.
New York produces and eats more
pies than any city in the world.
The Royal library at Berlin, Ger
many, contains 79Z9 ga volumes.
The summer in Europe, and espc.
rally on the continent, las been abom-
Unable.
Illinois Central capital stock will
soon be increased $4,000, 900, making
a total of s45, 100000.
A citizen of Georgia recently plant
ed nearly quarter of an acre with
morning glories thinking they were
potato slips.
Certain European noblcmcn-prin-
cipally Englishmcn-are now the own
ers of about 81 ,00G acres of land in
the United States.
The total area devoted to wheat in
India is estimated at &c 900, 900, acres,
and the average annual yield at 1922
900 tons, of which the eXportable SUR
plus is from onc-cighth to one-sixth.
It's calculated by experts that 49,
100000 pounds of fish a day are re-
CURED to feed the fur seals that the
United States want to protect.
The census taken ten years ago
shows that the United States had 57O,-
900 tenant farmers, the largest NUN
Der of any country in the world.
Little Marshall Roberts, of New
York city, Wien he becomes man,
will have an income of 100000 a
year. He is now child of ten years.
There were II, 1856 books published
in Germany last year, an increase of
nearly | 900 over the number in 1888.
Tho list of educational books is the
largest, 2,C83. and of Masonic books
the smallest, %.
or the G,000,0 600 letters received at
the dead letter Office last year, II 900
bore no superscription whatever, 49,
900 contained money amounting to
S35, 900, and 90 900 contained checks,
drafts, &C, amounting to 81 600, 600.
A learned man has said that the
hardest words to pronounce in the
English language are IL made q mis-
take" When Frederick the Great wrote
TO the senate al have just lost battle
and it's my own fault" Goldsmith
said: ellis confession shows more
greatness than his victories"
The general impression among trav-
clers is that the Hamburg and Berlin
geological gardens are the finest in the
world. There is fine collection of
animals in Central Park. New York,
and perhaps finer at Cincinnati, but
neither of these are said to favorab'y
compare, either in extent or variety,
with the collection in Germany.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-08-29

1t was Ben Johnson, we be-
Iieve, who, when asked NAL
locks question, Is life worth
living )" replied That de-
pends on the hvcy." And Ben
Johnson doubtless saw the
double point to the pun.
The liver active-quick-
life rosy, everything bright,
mountains Of trouble melt like
mountains of snow.
The liver sluggish-life dull,
everything blue, molehills of
worry rise into mountains of
anxiety, and as a result-sick
headache, dizziness, constipa-
ton.
Two ways are open. Cure
permanently, or relieve tenn
porarily. Take a pill and suf
fer, or take a pill and get well.
Shock the system by an over
dose, or coax it by a mild,
pleasant way.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets
are the mild means. They
work effectively, without pain,
and leave the system strong.
One, little, sugar coated pei
let is enough, although a
whole vial costs but IS cents.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-08-29
SIX MEN KILLED ny EXPLOSION
Cartridge Works nj Blue Island, ILL.,.
Blown to Pieces.

A terrific explosion occurred In the Stand.
ard cartridge factory at Blue Island, III
The building was torn to pieces, and window
glass was broken for half q mile around.
The explosion occurred In the packing
houses. Charles Sedel and five fellow
hborers were killci outright and 10 Others
were injured. four Of whom will die. These
are l.. E. Burke, Lazarus Kitterbouse. Jobn
Sanders and Martin Vaiderhouse. r O bod
les Of the dead were so badly maneled that
identification was impossible. The cause OF
The explosion IN not known
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-08-29

When an article has stood the test of public
trial upward OF forty years, like DR. ToDias's
Venetian Eminent, there can DO no doubt
about its possessing real merit. Convince
yourselves Of the fact IL you have not already
done so. A single trial will be sufficient TO
render you the knowledge that II is II superior
article, and the best in the world for pains and
aches OF all descriptions.
For internal as well as external use being
warranted perfectly harmless (oath TO that Ell.
feet accompanying each bottle as well as direc.
tons for usel
Truly reliable,i IL is no wonder then that thou
sands state they would not be without this
preparation even wcrc the price $40 per bottle,
Instead OF only Is or 80 cts
Sold By oil druggists.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-08-29
THE BEHRING 8. A sEALERs.
The Rush and Bear Have Seized No
Bri ish Vessels.

Mr.. Ross, OF the firm of Ross & Hewitt Of
San Francisco, has returned IRON q pro.
longed visit to Victoria and other northern
ports. "A numUer OF wild rumors," he
says shave been circulated IN this city and
elsewhere about the movements of sealers
up north. Almost all Of them are false. II
was published here that the Rush and the
Bear had nude several seizures of British
sealers. This is not so. While l was in
Victoria made several inquiries to test the
truth OF these rumors aud found them to
be untrue. AS far as I can ascertain, the
sealers have thus far made splendid catches
Ii was published that the catch would
amount to about 10000 skins. think IL
will be far In excess OF that number"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-08-29
YELLOW FEVER AT HALIFAX.
The War Ship Buzzard Brings the
Dread Disease from Jamaica.

The British war ship Buzzard has arrived
at Halifax from jamaica with yellow fever
aboard, having been ordered to Halifax on
account Of the fever breaking out among the
crew. She left there some weeks ago to re.
lieve the Pylades, which had been ashore
and went TO Bermuda for repairs. There
were 10 cases on board at one time, aud one
OF the victims died at Port Royal and wa,
buried there. All the others have recovered.
except five, and these are expected to re.
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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-08-29
Thirty Thousand Protest

Thirty thousand persons took mart IN n
demonstration held at Limerick. Ir. 20
protest against Bishop O'Dwyer's attack
upon John Dillon. Mr.. Dillon, Mr. O'BrIen
and 10 other Parnellite members of parlia.
ment made spceches. Most OF the leading
citizors held 'oof from the demonstration
out OF respect for Bishop O'Dwyer. A ban
qnet followed Mt which $50 guests were pres-
ent. A number Of speeches were made
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-08-29
THE QUINCY HORROR.
Tho Victims Already Number
Twenty-ons.
Three or Four More Not Expected TO
Live.

Twenty-one Is the latest record Of the
deaths caused by the recent railroad disaster
At Quincy, Mass. Steadily has the number
on the list grown, and the physicians fear
that II will be increased by three or four
more. Little Elizabeth Finley, the sixth in
the Louisville family, her colored nurse, are
believed TO be beyond all earthly assistance,
and there are three others in the City Hos
pital who are in all extremely critical state
In the haste and hustle consequent upon
the excitement at the first report of the scc-
dent, Il was difficult 10 make a calculation
on the number of de this. Few imagined
that the fatalities would be so numerous,
and the awful nature OF the disaster has
hardly been appreciated
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-08-29
Royal Palace rhre ,teped.

Advlces from Athens, Greece, state that
the forest on Mt. PentelIcus has been on Are
for the last three or four days. The ROYAL
summer residence Is threatened aud the King
and his son are directing the troops In their
efforts TO prevent the spread of the flames
Tho excavations of the American School Of
Archaeology at Dionysios have already been
destroyed. ''N'
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-08-29
CABLE CAR PANIC.
A Collision at Chicago Owing to Fail
ing BrakeS--Onc Won IN Killed.

A panic occurred among the passengers
on two grip trains in the tunnel under the
river at Ia Sale street. Chicago. The result
OF the sudden stoppase OF the machinery
with collision between trains on the grade
apparently inevitable, owing TO the failure Of
the brakes on one OF the trans. The pas
sengers began struggle TO escape from the
tunnel. Everyone fought for himself !;
women and children were uampel uron
and screams. groans and curses were heard
on every side. Mrs. Julius Winter was In.
tally crushed. The excitement was over In
few minutes, no collision occurring and
the other passengers escaped with bruises
and q hard shaking up.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-08-29
Stabbed His Brother in Trouble.

schooner Avenger struck on Watch Hill
reef near New London, CT, but foated with.
out damage and proceeded While ON the
rect sailor stabbed the mate In the left side
during an alteration. The attendant phy.
acians are OF the opinion that the wound
Will prove fatal. No arrest was made Tho
vessel halls from Charlottetown, p. u
and Is bound there from Perth Ambcy.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-08-29

Advices from Athens, Greece, state that
the forest on Mt. Penfelcus has been on fire
for the last three or four days. The rovaI
summer residence Is threatened and the Zinc
and his son are directing the troops in their
efforts TO prevent the spread of the flames.
The excavations OF the American School of
DESTROYED. NV"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-08-29

westbound Texas e. Pacific freight train
was wrecked recently by encounterlng cattlo
on the track three miles west OF Fort Worth
lex. Brakeman j. p. Coyle of New YORK
was Killed Engineer @. II, Tucker and Fire.
man y. w. Cochran were seriously hurt,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-08-29
A Mont ma Tragedy.

A rancher named Quinn, living near Liv.
ingston, Mont, killed his wife and Ave chill.
dren with broad axe. lie was ins me.
Several men tried TO capture him. but he at.
lacked them, and was killed by one OF the
men In self-defence,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-08-29
IuExeelIeut osaIiue.

Commend to public approval the California
liquid fruit remedy Syrup Of Figa lis pleas
ing to the eye. and to the taste and By gently
citing on the Kidneys. liver and bowels. it
c.eAnses the system ereotuAlly. thereby FRO
noting the health and comfort OF all who
use IL
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-08-29

George Francis Train now proposes TO go
uound the world 10 fifty-seyeu days.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-08-29

Pineapple growing has finally become
successful industry In Florida.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-08-29

U.rricted with sore eyes use Or. Inao 1homl
cons Eve Water Druggists sail at 80 per bottle
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-08-29

FITS stopped free by DIR. x ines Great
Nerve Restorer. No Fits after first days
use Marvellous cures. Treatise and 500 trial
bottle free. DIR. Kline. sIi Arch St. Phila-, Pa
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-08-29

Rev, Fl. p. Carson, Scotland Oak, says:
Two bottles Of Halls Catarrh Cure complete
y cursd my littli girl Sold by Druggists,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-08-29

Mild, gentle, soothing and
healing is DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy. Only 50 cents.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-08-29
e N ust Be SO!

T.. T. Crnvens is the wheat king of Cali
forniu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-01
COHDENsBp DISPATCHES
The Pith Of the fTs1s Taken From the
Curren. Events OF the Day.

There rtre thi ty tx additions made Is
wesk % De list Of 2 30 horses.
Cottage Cry bad iss anoual iIlumina in
Saturday ight- 1t wss grant success.
william Mckenna ga. tikea to La9
reHce. Mass whsrs he is wanted on eish.
cearses Of horse stealing in Es.e1 county.
Charles Cr3ss wa held without bail for
the grand jary, for the killing Of Frank
Liberty at Great Falls, y r., "a ur1ay.
lie was taken to Dover jail
At Viii eAeli, Ohio, Friday, Milton Red
in vas carried in'o the air 1000 feet By a
balloon. BE- having keen holding TO rope a.
tschsd to i. He Ic.t his hold AID fell to
the earth being hrrribly manglsd-
So far, the Players League. in i2s
games have hai tofal ATTENDANCE Of s55..
"a. or AL average Of 93.. The Nationsl
League has hsd $50 800, CT an average ot
5s5- Last years ats niArce ct the Va.
iior al Leasu- in 40 game. vas ,Is3 .973
or an average CT a6j-
AZ the Shes psaead By tack, Saturday
Belle Hsmhn AMI Jast.na were driven I
Rriie in 2 Is 81. by their oxasr, C.. J
Hsmiin Of Buffalo. Nj. Hsmlin is seventy
yesrs osd. This equals the p-ofsssons
fsam rescr, made " John Murphy a
Fs-s:woof wi'h Ms1y Cobb and Mia Med
ism last O.toteE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-01
n vel Races at Ba1 ssrbor

- -
Bar "NRhoR' Aa-. 81 - u hAh''
races a. kcao Va y psrs, saturday, at-
traetel ls7ge crow Tee first evert was
tr.,.i r,.e n,,i.s Lra,,.,5. to ..,rt,,,
n,t',v.ts. aT.ly tr'J'r. 4n.rs,ar,iay ~.
,r,. .s.e"r esrh ,,mns,;fo- b,1 ta ss5.
A. '+-., n5. ,n9, ,,,,, On v,i.,cn,t s-.j
., sri .,,;ys az VIM 70 ,,ojot ,sit,, va.
co,- ,,3 r1,t snttref, ba.t,n,1 TLr,.
.4r.. ni-a.prtr Jsu,ss W. t,,ra-I. ,|r.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-01
An IiiAh- American Conv eution.

DuRuN, Aug 81 The pltns for tSc
Irish h-Amcricsu convent ON to be held in
America are nov completed Mcssr. pil.
Ion aod oBrIen will b. accompanied by
two other members, aud she whole party
will be under ,tri,, in,ruruuns from head,
quarters The method OF warfare adopted
by the special commission, and the evil
d"nce eiNea con ctning the movement, of
the delegates AMI their sssocises IN Amer
lea have rendcrcd this necessary. The or
gan zaHon which formerly welcomed Irish
members with op, arms viii nov be ig-
nored, and the delegates must be content
To he thc guests OF the various hraucacs of
the Nstioral League. Important char ges
are 10 be made in the mode at transmitting
subscriptions 10 the ceutrai association. IL
has been customary To scni the different
sums to one centre in America. and thence
% pubin. In future the cci ttal agency
viii be 6boll he'd, AMI each branch w,ll
forward its subscription direct to pab,in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-01
ELECTION TROUBLES
Seem to Be Epidemic at Bid
dsi0rd and SaCO.
Daath Of Hon. Jesse Drew Of Fort
Fairfield, at Lewiston.
Republican Town and City Carcuses
Republican Town and City Caucuses
ard Thsir Legislative Nominations.

ISp, ciai 70 ihs Kennebec Journal
| PokTLAyD, Aug 2l--rhe Biddeford
d m5efai, sie endeavoiing to ara< at.sn-
( ticn from The gnsarory plight in which thsir
board Of al1ermca recently sr.es,e1 b. the
United States Authorities fer con-pracy y
promote Illegal voting, fed Themselves, by
eD3e4sori1s to shoS that the aldermen Of
"a 0 are IN the same bsx The Bidiefofd
officials are e.i1eatly % mat con.ition of
| nfssry thas plaes tor company and as a
last des.eTae fesor. naye eBdsasorei 10
obtain i from tneir s.stsr city Of Saco
r. has teen evident 10 ali shat tbs action
Of the United States authorities has badly
ratified the Bidlef3rd Bouibons. So loag
have they been accustomeI to override all
iaw sal deceney 10 their own city affairs
that they bal come 70 b, lisye that they
cDCii put 10 defiance even the law of t'n-
c'e sam hmseli. Il was great come
down when thry f0uud themselves in the
clutches Of the government officials ard
| reaNhed-probably for the first time in
t3e.r lisrs--Ihat after all, Uncle sam is a
much bigger man than the Bdirford de-
mocracy. So deep aas..thcir chsyrin that
tAsy looked about for some way out of
, ii culty. bat. finding none, c9lcluiei 10
| ns *. desperate attempt 10 draw public
attention .rom themse Ives a Vi the unsavo-y
political record behind them by making
| charges against their nei -hbors across
the bridge Hence is /, that the report II
abroad that these parties ard their friends
~Ili eLdsavor 10 secure the arrest Of the
sa-o alderm, on 4 similar charge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-01

The House nat at II O'Clock Saturday
the unierstsuling being that the first hour
of the session should be for debate only on
the bill for tie \ justmenl the accounts
Of iahorers w0rkmcn and mtchaci-s a-is-
log under the eight hour law.
Ihe measure was earnestly sdvOca.cd by
Caruth. Dinzley. Covert. Morrill,, FloNc-
Vale, Reilly. osborne, Far4uhar of New
York. Il WAS opposed by Chapman aud
Brewer, the latter Offering an amendment
providing that tins act shall no. be on ra
tive when the Court Of Claims shall fad
that the claimaFt performed service nrd I
any contract = pressed or Implied, and hat
been pail the amount agreed upon
The amendment was adopted AID HE bin
wa ihen passed.
The House then proceeded 10 ihe cln.i =
e.GtO IN OF tie bill amendlng the 6len con
tract law
IL hdyocaliag the measure Buchanan Of
y Jersey said that while migration hai
he lped TO build u the country, purchased
INN grafton "a a became on evil. Not only
dill other countries ship their conyicts ad
pauycrs to III coun ry, but people in this
courtsy made contracts for the mp 55tation
Of a1orers, anf, under these cont. act, toe-e
isbJrpfs came iuio competition with cur
own home, hoae.i labor.
There were cases. he sal l. tha. Tie pres
ept cout-scg lAhar Law dd not cover, u
ehich were necessary to be cove 81 Il tue
iGbor Of ihis county was tn be project !
a+aiDst contract labor brought from abroad
This eas the object Of the pendi' . leg.sla-
tiol.
There hal been diHculty in enforcing
the provisions If the present law. There
Was 10 requirement that the.t a'a. h poo a
pluies bringing over cort-sct ab,e.r'
sh)aId be compelled to return n. III. 1Hl.
bill p-ovll-i for the reiur4 ot the nsp -
uporicd At the expt nse o. the steamship
company.
he government, sIl Buch,n ha !
the right 10 dernatd mat the mp .r.a io1
Ito this country sho1ld te honest ald
lsgitima'e. an it was therefore prov itd
in the bill that whsre any p.rson o. eorpo--
atm encouraged any alien labor - ssA'e
b. promises Of emo'oymeat through al
vert men $, sueh ac ion shoal b. IN
lawful, NJ d that the alien sh9uld cot be al
miitvd TO our porte
QliUn OF New York earnestly aivocatt |
the bill, believing that it would so tar to
right the wrong which nsd for so long been
crushing down the toilsrs OF the lald,
c4usi q j spair and m ssry everywhere.
Neillir ghsns Of Missouri was in favor Of
the Till. Al a3u9h cri icis ns tie clap7e
which cSemPts from opeFsdon of the eE-
is,us law regularly ordained ministers Of
the gospel.
AfeE farther discussion the bill Wa
passed without opposition.
Wade Of Missouri, from the commttee
qn Itbor, then cal,d mp the bil ptohibi;ins
:he empl !men, Of convict labor On pubic
work. 1t was passed.
Inc bill to preve the purchase of sup
Plies, 'he product Of eonYic. labor. by IL.
Un.tsd States asTass,d
piuslsy Of Maine presented the confer
ence report On the b!l to prevent collision.
At sea 1t vas adopted. The H9u.c al
I1urped
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-01
Ho Went Ahead and Wrecked The
Train.

Kansas CTY. No Aug 81 The Kan
sa' litg & ~0dtheas.crn raj ray in extend.
inz IL tracks % West Poiat attempted a.
make a cios.iag of the Missouri Paeihc
tricks Yesterday a. Doison, srd the Mss
oBli Pacific tracks had been torn up when
a heavy wcs bound freight tpproa he'd
Inc Uain was tagged. but tn. engineer
said he had orders to 60 ahead snl NE trai ,
was dltched, efeetual.y preventrg The
the completion Of the ksnsa, & SiHihesst-
ern crossiag The lat er hsd received a
retaining cr .cr from thu cou :. api To
morrow a motion will be- made declaring
The ni,s Iafi Pa i ; in contempt Of court
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-01
Waited By his Nstghbors

BAs4oR. Aug 3l-The troublis Of
Daniel c. Wosdman, the Orrington mar
gpon whom lie White CAPS have SCI theii
marx are not yet ended The Fri zhtsned
wife beater sill Ing rs IA this vicinity, ba
doe. not d4'e - 90 witlin mary miles 0.
BIZ home or venture beyond The limits oyeI
which the Bangor police hare control.
Again Z ldsy night body of mas Aed me n,
BOT a. large as that Of the preceding uishr,
yi-itsi TIE Wooimsn and remained for
many hours in the vicinity, hoping tha.
they Tou.d he sueeessigi IN catching him.
Tar and f aiheFs ven ready as before,
but the pl4T. were azain failure.
The cropd Va. greatly entagei at III So
irg W0odman the FIRST night, having
learned that b. elu led them By stealing
from the house disguised ia c.o;Les bcl1ng
in2 10 his wife
IL IS pretty Spi! known amOGx the towns
people At 0rrin gton. who the White Cap.
are. and the sympsthy Of the people is "a
stroGg with them tia; the authorities viii
make no efforts whatever 10 prevent the
carryi'g ont Of tke,r threats agaias, Wood
man.
Both Woodmsn ami his wife were at the
Office of Bangor attorney today. arranz-
ing division Of the family estate 80 that
Woolman might leave this part of the
country at ogce and say away. Mrs
Wcodman hal the aivantsge, because she
can stay here, and " III get the larger share
of the properly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-01
Foreign Notes.

Heavy rains cotti1ue In Switzerland and
are causing immense damage.
NJ Ds frs! cinei, the French minister ot
var, has ds cided that for'ign wheat shall
be excluded in CONTRACTS for supplying the
army.
TIE Vicara Neue Freie Prss.e a,ctbe,
tha sldIeDneas OF Emlr rr1r VIII am, de-
pait.rs 10 disagr.emeLt betreen his
dnjesiy ard The Tar
Fhe Pats 7 Qaro Saturday charges Gen.
Bpusuler with piomsug to ,upport a
prcjsc; tor the restoration of the monarchy
add viii int. nfing 10 tetray the country.
II is reported that the popc will aJdre..
a bfief to the Psr,s tOngrr,- on the sub
ject Of napgursting league Of Catholic
youth devoted TO re eeonfueripg the TEMPORAL
ror'r Of the pspscy.
The c. lar % brewery in Gtoteritz
Ssxony, vhici nuu'ber Of ~ were
at york collapsed "a grdsy, burying lg
Df he sofkr0tn. OF these seven were
kllI'd and the remainder were seventy in
jured.
The Riire has OVERT wed Il. banks in
tbc EOfsfibeIg distfict, Austria. The vii
lage. Of Alba b, Iioben Ems, IIosth.t,
Lss.nag and kuetsscn are flooded Bfidx.
es have been swept away, ami many per-
son, have been dfOs ned.
F,fteen per,ofs acre kil'ed Saturday in
a bpi diuz which az en- fire in the village
II " Joe keTe. zc. dIsuict Of Boiso6,
BobeDii. They we're in the building en-.
issvJring 70 .aye properly, wien tn; 700
til IN. crushing them 10 death.
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Rousirg Rally a. Kepns ounkport

KESsEBuSkP Aug. 81. 4 rousias
republican rally was held last right in
Temple Hall. Hon. F. T. Gresnhslzs
~ C., VAS the principal speaker He de-
serihei the eoudltiou Of sfsirs AZ the crea-
ing Of the 5Ist congress decluing speaser
Reefs iulir @ tJ be only jasi; refsir d 70
the tariff, silver and pei slan oils ihat have
passed outlined the principles Ct lhe r.
publican psIty; closed vi a :.7eat sp-
peal TO Iaynea to give Reed roas ns
majority, because the eyes ef the whole
country were centred On the irsI district