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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-26
FROM mospAvs DAILY.

| FROM hcsnsrs Dsiif. Peach trees are in bloom. 1 C,M. Clark Is m Kansas City.
 !. r. Bianay is visiting Aehase county.
 Judge Wright wili lecture in King man. April 6ta.
 M. Lewis. of Colorado, vas visitor at ihis office to day. Sssea passengers went oat es the Jerome stage to-day. Dr. J. Nj. NsrshslI, the Fsgststf dentist, Is visiting ia Load doa. Canada. Geo. k Brown has hlaa bis appoint. meat as deputy United States marshal for record.
 The corps oi railroad engineers are within twenty miles eG the Congress with their line
 Deputy Sheriff Geo. E. Brown left fer tho Atlantic and Pscihe raiireaa this afternoon.
 Miss Nay Martin has been elected to the position in the public schosls yaea- ted by Miss Beafdsloy.
 stephen Rose retarned 2 few days since with his family rem California. where they have bees spending the winter.
 The kansss City Mining company filed sseiF appeal bead, to-day, in the case of J. ". Clay vs. the Kansas City Mining Company.
 H. 0. Moe. of Lynx creek, was in iowa to-day asd paid this osiee friend ly visit Mr. Noe is one ei the successful placer miners of tkis section.
 TAe estate of H H Bishop, de ceased, has been settled. and X. O Eiliots, tho sdministrSter. relieved from further responsibility in the matter.
 Ge-ersi Crook owned An interest in stock ranch ia this county at tss .ipae of his death His artaers are Nos dago Richards and "Jim" oneal
 Mir. and Nrs. (. ". Seper. whe have been spending the winter with the lat tcr's father. Afr. HntcAins, will leave sa "Wednesday for their home in Mon tins.
 Ge"rge II. Geek. postmaster a, Flag staff. wss in Prescott yesterday, e. route to Phonix. He is making lha trip en horseback. for the benefit of his hea th
 Messrs. Randall. Y;okers, Bruce, Esrrell, Church, Richardson and Allen. ei Congress City, contributed $40 fer the relief Of Mrs. Boone. viet,m of the recent food.
 The Atlantic and Pacific has pu, in s new side track about half way between FiaEstsG and Bellemont. and have named the new station "Riordau. "-- Mohsve Niaer.
 J. E. Woodward, Esq whe has been on s visit Co Prescott, returned yester day to Phsn'K. Judge Woodward gays the people of the mountain city are hospi,shle snd generou', !, and made bis stay one el pleasure. The town is lively and the people have faith in the northern railroad Gazette.
 Yesterday's game el base ball result eS in enc casualty. in which one ot the players was hit CT the ear by stem winding curve. foul tip bal. splitting th at useful member open for sbeat an inch. and requiring tbe serviceso of surgeon to stitch it.
 U. S. Jackson, poet, orator and pres pec,or, whe delivered the celebra'e cd l erst.sn Tor the Aarai Grss here Hosc years ago, has written novel entitled, l "Fer His Sake" which will shortly appear. Mir Jackson is we'll known le all the old time people here, who will oe glad 10 learn oI him in his new role l ss novelist
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-26
oenlea sne Motlen i.

The following Is q copy oi the srder denying the motion 10 advance the Apache eounty tax eases in the su. rSems court oi the United States SUPREME CoeRT oF rmk UNITED sTArKs.
 Nc i2l5. October Term, 1889. The Atlantic < Paoifo Railroad Cem- psny, apPs lAnt, "a. ]. T. Lesueur, treasurer.
 0u consideration of she motion to advance ,his.capse: h is now here or deied by the Court tha! said motien be, and the same is hereby, denied. January i3s 1890 True copy from minutes Test:
 dAsEs H. MoKSSNsy.
 Glerk supreme Court.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-26
E. Ii. WITHERELL..

leEOP0S ik.s FOR FUEL, FORGE AND
 4 straw squNtsrs peparim Tt of
 Ariz5ea, Ofhee es the Chief . ,a-termaster. Isos Angeles Csi MAFeh a. lS90. .-Ss- led
 propns sls will te received af this oftce aad
 At tha ohccs o' tha QgaFteTmss ers Of each
 che Ssssis nS pa4aod ,la~s. until n o'clock
 a m an fuesd D. Aprii s2 iSso ard opered
 i-ealedisle 'h-fetiter in the presence ot
 iddars, for the furnishing and delivery es
 fuel, foFsgs ard ssrasv. darpg he fiscal yesr
 ending Juae Sob, lSAl, a. m lisry stations
 la sne Derartaeat ot Arix1aa, as falioes.
 Fofts apache, Howie. ersnt, HuSchGcs, Low
 TT, Aei ave. lhora as sad Vera, aud San Car los. whsPiHs Barracks and Tn sen T.. Los
 tngelss and San p,cxe BsrrSeks, Gal d
 surts haYagG, St aa,on, UniCn. aud Wing sse ard snta P, N N. ffeff,Cuce given Co ar.
 tcles oi domestic production aud msnufa<. tafa, conditions cf pfies ard t0alitp Deiaa equal, ard sgch pre- erence givgu to sr tc es et American pr1dHe lca and ia lnufaesure prod eed on tie Faciec Cosst tes exsent og he cHBsamotiCu -eaaifed hy thN ruhfi SC Zee there. fTapcs4is tuf ther siss of Inc sdnp'ies tusal0aca ar for uanlYtiee less taan ta- whaie repaired. eT for deliver, ef the sunplies st ran's otacr than ;hcar above rSlaed wil he entertained. Speci lea tieas general tas raesioHs fo niderrs ard l hlaak farlss Of proposal Wl'4 O. slsFnisAes on ap iiS stion ts tsis aff.e uf b 5sls. st7tsr- ! m ssfer at suE ef 'be stal.oax hams6 above ~. $, ktM5 ILL. Qasrternastes. C S, sriay, thset 'Sparterm astef. m .iz lte.1i
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-26
Cured by Cut;cura.

My dtseass tpsorlssisl first brske out on my ieft cheek, spreading sar-ss my ncse. and almost covering ms fac t ran into my eyes. and shs ph ysician vas afraid I womb lose my et tesixnt altogether. lt spread al over my e-'. aud Fay haar hii fcil o,t. entsl WaS e.tfrpIy bzidh sdoJ: ii then broke out OF my srnis a-d snonsders. nstt say srras wfFe just one sore. ft covered my entire body my fac~. head, aH sn8uiders being the worst. The white seehs feii constantly from my he'd shoulders and aTms; The skin sou9d thlesen sns fe red aud very itchy, and wDeln crack and hiEesl f scratch q. Afsar spending maay hunfiedx c. dollars, I wRs pfonon uced tn~cras e. ] heitrd of tho CUrs- CORA kSNEF fES. and aflar using i've botttes Curicc a ! EsoS.yESr. could see a cn uge: enc efssf had sKsn foat bottles, VAS al- .flsst tisr~ds aud wher ad used six bottles of GgrlcuRa NnsOEy KNIT aud cue box of tfpFtFrRA, AHd one c ka Bf q ffcCRA SOAP, 1 was curesi ef the drsaGfsil disease from which [ had saaefoI f0s i've years. thouxht ina diseSse WSalf is ave s very deep scar. anf tue ErrfcVRA RRN Kpr-s cured q without any sears fctnnof express with pen what sed srru before uSinS the t'urlcURA REAss aIks, They saved ny fife. md feel it my deiy t9 fe .onamenst them ay har Is re- stored es good ss eveft and s1 is nsy eFesfght. 1 keow of etht-E who hsys seceive4 great bs8ent from thsfruss
 Mus ROSA EEIfX.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-26
apportionH,ent Of County scneol
 Funds, March 20. 300.

County School Superintendent E. W. French has appertiened school funds of the county. ou a pso rata basis Of the nunber oi pupils in each district, ss follows District No. l, Si.53z 6n: ?, sl27.s 2, Slls so: {. Sl7l60. ,, sTs.2oi 6, si5s 10; :, sI5s 70 $, sl4s 60; s.sT2; 10, s1S6. .4o; Ii, sl3s. 10; i2. SISo.s0; l3. $Is0s0 Il, sisS 4o; l5. $ss.60: le, s1232o; % s44; g. Siso 70, g, Ss2 .40; q ssso. 10; 26, S7s.20, 2S, s52 so; 2g. sieS.eo; 90. s2s Si. s74.S0; B sllo; B. SsS.60. 9, s44, 3e, ST4 so; q. sl2T 50; sS. SSS; S9. sl0l %; 4e s6e; fl, s7s 20, ls. s2l5 co. 4a. sss Total amount, S6,02S
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-26
Kucklen.. arnloa salye.

The best salvs in the world fer Cuts, Brsises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt khsum, Fevor sores, Chspped hsnas, Chilblainsi Corns, and sll Skin Eruption, and posi- lively cures Piiee or ne pay required It IS guaranteed to give perfect satis. faction or money refunded Price p cents per bex. For sale by ". V. Ross, at ths Corner Drag Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-26
ci,x Council.

Al a special meeting st the Mayor and ComraoA Council 0. tue City of Prescott, Arizona Territory, held March 18th, 1890, at ! o'clock ?. N the follow lag resolstisn was offered and adopted ];
 Resolved, That the following memoir oi the late Aajer General George Crook be spread upon the records Of this Council;
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-26
Harry hocxlers:

Wp Tiznleas, postaaastsf si Ida s .:ls, lad, wfiiss :: ;. Eisesrio BittsTs a ss 3sne xors fer ms thsn al oiAsr "a sSiciues contained, far that bsn feel ;uE srisine iFsas Kidhey Sns LivsT 'roabla, John l,ssiiss (sTss. aud ,lacknsn5 eE Eaz.se rlgEe. >a4yG: "fina kiootrio BittsfS to eS the bsst k!dssy s.as LiT T Eassicinc. sasds sls fAsl like :. l.es -ssn.p l. E. 1.s<6rHr ,.asgdWsrs -ssrcbsat. ssnAt toTn. ssy<. keetEi stars 5s 5,1ss isse saiaE lar s raan Eho s'! Vssa down sss,3 tsrE, 'ssxs whether
 az dies; f.e !sasf3d new
 2sps}: -. -' z'ed felt )sst
 aAw leaHs cn life. 0niy
 <ls, xt 1cs.' caEssT Drug
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-26

Caiarrh + caused ty seroiulons taint in the blood. and is cured by Hoods sarspafilIs, which puri6es and en- Fiohes1 he blood and gives the whSls system health aud strength. Try this ''peenliAr medicine l. is prepared by G.l Hood < Co Lowell. Mass.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-26
The ~orid Enriched.

The facilities of tho prescott dag fos the production oi eqaryteisg that will ooaduce ts the material welfare and comfort cf mankind are aiaost uniiz- tied. sad when syrnp oi Figs was first produced tue world wsa enriched with the oaly perfect iaxatiya known, as # is the only remedy which is traly plsas ing and leiresning ,e the tssso and prompt and efsectusl ts cleanse the system gently in the Spring lime ST, in fact, st any time and the better 1t is known the more popular Il beca mes.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-26

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should always bo used for children teething. It soothes the child. soitens the gums, alisys al pain, cures wind colic, and IS the best remedy tor Di~ srrhoa. Twenty-fye cents bottle.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-26
cu.icura sesoisent

The new Blood and SAan EsaritsF and rrr. est and best os Humer Rem ac.es. internal ly, and CuflcugA. fhe Great Skin Cure, aud CnFtcUss Soar, ea hxaGIsite Skin ured quart daily. the skfa cracked, bised- ing, burning and it8binS almost bayoru kus man endurance, h air tfeit<s or au gone, sslffsriag terrible. What othe CT remedies have p Ede ST a suHe
 Sold evsfywbere. Price, CgT:cusk, 5ee. soar sse; REsaLvKNT, q. Prepared hs tae pofTsa nRUG AEp CHEMICAL CoRP3s A- Tsoz. hoStOE
 ssSsna for "Hos to Cure Skin Dsseases,p f4 psgas. 30 iiirstrsiians and 100 les tinoriais. fJtMtIE-. black heatE raa, rough, c0xppe1 tHI qua oily skin prevented hy CuTIcURA
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-26
stananrr mln Rurnat.

The Standard miii on Groom creek, erected about i've years ago st q cost of SC, o,ooo. ssa destroyed by fire. between 5 ssd 5 o'clock this morning. Insur- ance about $5 900. Fire was pro hahly werk sf an incendiary.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-26
KNOCKED OUT.
The Supreme Court Decides that The Democratic Hoidovers
 aTe Iisarpers.

phenix, Feb 25.~-T Special so the JOURNAL MINER l--The Supreme Court decision in the ease oi the territorial officials was filed ,hI. norning. and Is adverse so the dsmocrsiic holdoyers
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-26
p..nos on ,nstsllmon,s

Pianos sold on easy miscellaneous. First ,lass, fne toned instruments
 B, h. Goldwater. Prescott, AriS If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-26
Blacksmith and Wood
 G z c R

I have on hand Large Lot of wood material, and have in my employ as good mechanics as there are in Arizona Territory, and parties coming here for Goods or to have blaeKsmithing or wood worK will have their worK done promptly and at req sonable rates.
 ] would tsKe this opportunity to thanK my many friends who patronized me the past season, and would asK them to give me a share of their patronage the present. Anything you need for yourself or family or ranch I have in stock All my goods such as Canned Goods, Flour and Barley, as can be purchased in carload lots, are bought by me in this manner. I pay no rent or city taxes, hire very lit- tie help; therefore there Is 10 house Tn Arizona that allow to undersell me, and those who first patronized me find 1t te their interest to call on me.
 Have on hand SnidebaKer Lumber Wagons. Some of them have been remodeled and are h good shape for ireighting. These wagons will be sold away down. Besides these We have Buck boards. Any party needing a wagon will never leave here with out one unless they leave here when am not watching them. 1 am here to sell you goods and treat you sqaarely.
 Goods ordered shipped on cars receive our special attention.
 lam not So osituated as to do Ia credit business, as l have large amount ct capital tied up in property here and elsewhere therefore l am compelled te 9oa cash business in order to turn my money often.
 E. Ii. WITHERELI.,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-26
Born

RouTH--In Flagstaff, March ITth, to
 the wife oi J q. Mouth, son.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-26
Scaiv Skin Diseases

rssrt@ @sks yenFs. covering rs~e. head sssd ~nstre nedS vita white sesss i. all &sRe -peas sustrrcs ss netisrn. frssaaused iacersbte. Cared ny Eek
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-26
Advice: to Mothers.

Phenix. March 20, 1890.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-05-28
CHINOOK BREEZEs.

Interesting Notes From the Milk River
Valley Metropolis.
Especial Correspondence of the TRIBUNE.)
CHINOOK, May 20.-The machinery to
be used In making the artesian well
reached here yesterday from Indianapolis,
Ind. The lot Is second hand but cost
$500, about halt price 1t is hoped to
have the derrick up and begin work next
week.
One good turn deserves another, so
shower follows shower. The rain last
night was one of the best SO far.
New settlers are coming every day now,
most ofsthem taking up land over in the
Bear Paw district. Our town and tribu-
tary country will figure up population
of about 800.
Our public school is now in its second
week with an attendance of 80 children.
Miss Lizzie Curtis of Sun River is the
teacher, and a good one she is too.
The latest addition to our business in
terests is a afurniture and musical instru-
ment store by Rainbolt Bros. Charles
Rainbolt OF this firm has sufficient en-
couragement to attempt the organization
Of brass band and also choral society.
The metropolis of the Milk river valley is
getting there.
The editor of our new paper has al
ready won the good opinion of all Chi
nook. Mr.. and Mrs. Kester are fine ad-
ditions to LEGAL society.
The Is some talk of trying to induce
the government to establish an Indian
school at Fort Belknap, near town, now
abandoned and useless except for some
such purpose. We are far enough away
from the reservation go as not to have
the children annoyed by the parents.
a delegation of people from Luther
Mich. is expected this week.
Our religious welfare IS certainly moi
to be neglected. Representatives of the
| Congregational, Baptist and Catholic de
nominations have been in Chinook during
the past week with velw to organizing
societies. Let the good people combine
and build up two or three strong church
es and not scatter their influence and Use
fuiness among half dozen weaklings
| In union there is strength and let this bt
our motto in upbullding, materially ant
religiously.
The surveyors are at work between
here and Assinniboine and may be OK
pected our way during the next week.
Agent Woolridge and Landlord Ridou
are we'll matched as hustlers. The!
have profound belief in the future O
this section and are not afraid to say St
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-05-28
Hotel Broadwater Burglarized to the
Gentle Tune Of $4,000.
The HOUSE BURNER STILL At WORK
Four Incendiary Fires Friday Night
Several Arrests Made, but
no Evidence Against
Them.
Acting Governor Richards Names
MOntana's Delegates to Worlds
FART. +. Collins Among
the Number.

HELENA, May 24,-[Special to the
TRIBUNE. The largest robbery of q very
rushing season occurred at the Hotel
Broadwater this morning when moneys
and valuables amounting to over $4,000
were stolen from two rooms, of this
amount, 1895 was in the shape of pro-
missory notes so that the robbers will on
ly realize about $3.50, which as things
are now going in Helena, will doubtless
seem rather insignificant to the enter
prising burglar.
The burglary occurred sometime be
tween $50 and 4 o'clock this morning
Entrance was effected through windows
There is no clew to the robbers. Foul
incendiary fires were started last night
but all of them were put out before they
had gained much headway One OF these
was in rear of Sturrock q Browns hard
ware store, Main street, where pile oi
wood had heed fired. A fire was discov.
cred against the door of the paint shop
but was put out by man who happened
to be sleeping there. All attempt was al
so made on the carpenter shop itself, and
second one on the paint shop. A ter
rife gale was blowing at the time ant
but for the timely discovery the business
centre of Helena would now be in ashes
Many arrests of suspicious character
have been made during the day but there
are no proofs against any of them. At s
special meeting the council increased tht
police force and special patrol will also
| he mt on
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-05-28
WILL TAKE THE ELECTRIC ROUTE.

The Supreme Court Decides Kemmler
may be Executed by Electricity.
WASHINGTON, May 23.--The supreme
court of the United States today denied
the application for writ Of error in the
case of Kemmler, under sentence of death
by electricity. Opinion by Chief Justice
Fuller. The court first recites the pro-
ceedings of the lower courts leading up
to the bringing of the case, to this court.
The court says: at is urged in Reminders
behalf that the 14th amendment prohibits
the state from inflicting cruel and unusual
punishment, this being included in the
term. The law origin of the phrase,
"Cruel and unusual punishment" the
court said, was in the English settlement
of 1888 and meant that barbarOus meth
ods of punishment should not be inflict-
ed, 1t meant that man should not be
sentenced to death by torture, but did
not mean that death penalty itself was
cruel. The court holds that the punish-
mentinfiieteA on K Kemmier was UNUSUAL,
butAhAt there was nosevidenc8 to show
that il swas crnel. Change in the death
form III within the pale of the legislature.
edegialatura OF the ate of New York
determined that 1t did not intiict cruel
and uuasnal punishment and its courts
avsasustained that dissemination. This
court eannot see that the prisoner has
eenqdcFTivedH0f due process OF law.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-05-28
There May be Some Unpleasantness
Between England and
Germany.
NEGOTIATIONS SUSPENDED TEMPORARILY
Caprivi Willing That John Bull Shall
Have Egypt, But He Wants a
Big Slice Of Africa.
The Family Relations Of the Emperor
Prevents an Open
Rupture.

| Copyright, 1890, by New York Associated Press.l
BERLIN, May 24.-Negotiations with
England concerning the territory in At
rica had almost reached the part Of ex-
change Of protocol, conceding to Germany
sphere of influence extending from the
east coast to the Congo free state, when
Lord Salisbury, the British prime MINIS
ter, sent his envoy, Sir Percy Anderson,
emphatic orders to suspend communica-
ton and await instructions. Since then,
Sir Edward Malet, British ambassador at
Berlin, has intimated that negotiations
will only be resumed on the basis of the
recognition by Germany of English rights
on the west of Tanpanylkle territories,
north of Tanganyike.
The North Gelman Gazette, whose di-
rectors recently had several interviews
with Chancellor Won Caprivi, obtained
sem.oflcial communications adverting to
the continuance of English occupation of
Egypt as essential to perpetuity of that
country. The article obviously pointed
out that the German government was
ready to supper tpermanent occupation Of
Egypt by the British. The Gazette did
not state the terms, but suggested that If
Germany obtained hold in the district
in Central Africa claimed by England,
the British claim would be confirmed in
occupation Of Egypt, including Nyanda.
The foreign Office has interpreted the
changed attitude of Lord Salisbury to
public fear common IN England over the
threatened dispossession Of England from
the territories connecting the British en,-
plre in South Africa with the sources of
the Nile. Whatever is Lord Salisbury's
motive it has brought out an energetic
protest from Chancellar Won Caprivl,
which the Emperor either inspired OF or
dered. Only strong statement, combined
with family reasons, determined the EN-
peror to persist in his cordial relations
with the English government
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-05-28
The Condition Of tho Crops.

WASHINGTON, May 24.-Weather crop
bulletin for the week ending May "a fur
nlshed by the war department, says: Re
cent rains in the northwest, have greatly
improved the crop conditions in that sec
ton, including Minnesota, Dakota, Ne
braska and Iowa, although local dsOnghts
are reported in North Dakota ana north
west Minnesota. While rains have been
favorable for some grain, it has been too
cool for corn, which Is being replanted in
some sections of Iowa, Illinois and Mis-
souri,. In Kansas the weather for week
was not favorable and crops were injured
ID some sections, except int the southeast
where wheat was improved. Cold and
wet weather has retarded seeding in Mich
igan and Indiana, where conditions are
generally reported IS unfavorable, except
that the grass crop has been improved.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-05-28

QUEBEC, May 24.-ln consequence OF
over speculation in lumber and decline in
prices in England the leading lumber
firm of Smith, Wade & Co. of this city
are in financial default. Liabilities are
about $2,00QOO0. TIE principal creditors
are Bryant, Powers IL Bryant of London,
for 100000, Quebec bank $175, 900, Bank
of Montreal $4,000, Merchants Bank
$l25,0OO, Bank of British North America
$4,000, Union Bank $4,000 and West
ern Lumberman $270,00O,
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-05-28
rELRanArHIC BRIEFS.

Joe Ellensworth:of Les Anglesknocked
out Denny Keller Of Boston Tor 81, 900 IN
so rounds at the Golden Gate Athletic
club.
Northern Kentucky and southern Wes
Virginia were devasted by storm Friday
night. No loss Of life reported.
], Marion, Ind, lost heavily by Friday
nights storm.
Chicago hotel and restaurant proprie-
tors say all places are filled.
The national pattern makers league
decided to demand eight hours day on
June 1, 1890.
The Australian industrial agitation is
eeasing.
Isaac Coloston, Springfield, Ohio,
farmer, was killed by lightning Friday
night.
NJ. Roam, a prominent contractor OF
Newport, KY, was crushed to death by a
switch engine on the Louisville u Nash
vile r. r. yesterday.
A reported conspiracy for rising agains
Russia in the Baltic providence has beer
| discovered.
| A large packing house has been estab
1 lished AZ Frisco BY Armour and others.
1 George Peterson, wife and two chill
/ dren were fatally injured by lightning a.
Salmerille, Ohio, today.
No further damage is reported from
the Pehnsylvania storm.
An unsuccessful attempt was made t.
blow up the monument to policemen
killed at the Haymarket anarchist meet
ing in Chicago, May 4, 1885.
Terrific thunder, and rainstorm fright
ened and damaged Joliet, Ills, Thurs
day.
| sawhy is ravaging Central Illinoi
wheat u..
/ Indian territory Indians are wrough
up over an expected Indian Messiah.
| Mrs. Sarah Rothchild celebrated he
load birthday in Chicago Tuesday.
| On Thursday a,s4s immigrants reached
New York.
Heavy rams Thursday helped Kansa
crops.
Il Saturday and Monday are holidays 70
London and Liverpool stock and produc
exchanges.
Oswage, NY, National bank is close
pending investigation into affairs.
/ The Osnsdian railway to- Alaska ID tak
ing SHAPES
Patrick Malioy killed his son Georg
and then, suieided at Seven Mile, Butle
county4 Ohio. They had -heen quarrelin
lover some insurance money.