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WARRANTED NOT TO FADE.

The A. M. Z. Zion Church People Resolve
toRemain CoIored-sevickIey Gets the
Next Conference-EquaI Privileges De-
manded-A Lively session.
The morning session OF the A. NJ. E. Zion
conference at Avery Church, Allegheny,
yesterday, was somewhat lively, different
towns contesting for the honor of the next
conference with as much vim as did the an
clent Grecian cities for the honor of being
credited with the birth place Of Homer.
Mansfield, Franklin City, Greensburg, Mt.
Pleasant and Sewickley all SHE'D their cas-
tors into the ring and not until tour ballots
were tax en- was Sewickley able to plant the
flag of victory in the ramparts and then
Chairman Snowden claimed that though
there might have been free ballot there
hadn't been a fair count Though all the
delegates claimed the floor at once, Mr..
Snowden gotta chance to say that he didn't
believe Sewickley could provide the
sinews of war. He said his home, Franklin
City, could raise 500, but Broadax Smith
raised Mr.. Snowden out of his boots and
went MIN S400 better assuring the confer
ence that Sewickley could raise $500 if nec-
essary. The music made about this time by
bands employed by the admirers of the
Prince ofOrange, who were passing, soothed
the temper oil the ulSpuIantS, ana, Wnen
they were brought back to business, the
choice OF Sewickley was ratified.
Rev. Mr.. Holiday sprung the resolution
of Mrs. Lee, on the question of eliminating
the words Cairo" negro" and "colored"
from all their institutions and substituting
National American. A long discussion fol-
lowed, but it was not enthusiastic. Mrs
Lee, w. II. jackson and J. T. Writ made
speeches in favor Of the resolution, arguing
that bv eliminating the words the race
would gain higher standing.
Rev. w. j. Watson, OF Sewickley; j. H.
McMulln, OF Ohio, and Rev. G. W. Clin-
ton and Broadax Smith opposed the resolu-
tion on the grounds that each nationality
had its own title and individuality; that
their antecedents were Africans and the
present generation should stand by and be
proud Of the old country.
The resolution was lost by vote of % to B.
A recess was then taken for an hour
Upon reassembling Mrs. j. ID. Bibb, of
Harrisburg, offered n set of resolutions ask
ing that colored children be given the right
TO enter industrial schools. 1t was also re-
solved 10 appeal 10 the authorities in power
TO give the colored people equal rights with
the whites. The resolutions were passed
unanimously.
The con ierence will conclude Its work to-
morrow.
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PHOPOrAt,N.


NOTICE TO CoNTRAUToHk-sIgAI LED
IN proposals viii ba received for the cree
ii0n Of n public school building In THIRD ward,
Homestead borough, Allegheny county, Ia.
mans nud specifications Tor same can bn HAen
ht Homestead, ~ ~ thp office Of j. l.. HALEY,
architect, Stevenson building, HiEth avenue,
FltiHbufE, Contractors ara required tn uHa
none but union labor ana union material, aud
q bond Of $4,000 tn accompany tha bid, Pro-
ponnls 20 be left with tho areitHdi, or Joseph A.
or bgf6ra MONDAY, July -, lhp0 Hoard no.
6efvsH tho right 10 reject any ~ all hldh
UHOH0g W, hAHVigH. President, JOSEPH
A, WEST, Secretary iylO'sg
DHoPoAAtA-koq1gE 10 CONTRACT
Il oHh..healed proposals ief building a
street, Whseiine, W. Va, will DO Feeelyed ~
ths once Of The CITY Clerk, Wheeling, W. Va,
until
NJ, MONDAY, JULY 2h 1890.
Forms Of proposals., specifications and plans on
nle ht the ofiioe ot the city Engineer
GENERAL DIMEHsIosh,
hegmental arch l6s fsetI span, - feet Fisei
depth OF key ~ teeti Of spFihgeFs feeti width
OF bridge ~ feet The bridge will contain
about B,uOO cubic yaTds of masonry,
Responsible security in the amount of t20OOO
ttwenty thousand dOllaTs) will be required for
the faithful performance of the contract,
The right ID reserved to reject any or all bids
not deemed advantageous Co the city, Pro-
City Clerk, Wheeling. w. Va, and marked
proposals for Stone Bridge"
Bids viii also be received for O bridge ii feet
wide. All other dimensions the same
+. l. HOGE
1ylO-0o City Il gineer
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To The Ocenu.

The =. g. o. r. r.. will run their second
select excursion 10 Atlantic City mex
Thursday, July II. Rate, $40 the round
trip. Tickets good for ten days and good tc
stop at Washington City returning. Fol
detailed information call at the ticket Office
corner OF Fifth avenue and Wood street
Pittsburg, Pa. 2
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PENSIONS

For ALL SOLDIERS who are now disabled
whether disability ls due to the service or not
For ALL WIDOWS of soldiers who are NOT on
pension rollA For minor children and depend.
ept pArents Increase Of pension for sol5ier,
pensioned AZ less than % per month. Pensions
Tor all or no pay. All who believe themselves
20 be entitled should, without delay, write me.
JAS. BRYAR, JR., Pittsbure. Pa
PO- Cox 724 feIp-Ils
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Thornton Bros, 12s Federal IT., Aresheu,

Ladies' ribbed vests, 7c; Belding's spool
silk, &c; knitting silk, 29c; gents flannel
ette shirts, 29c to s. 90 for pure silk, marked
% 80 in other stores; 9c ladies' Persian
null ties; blouses, 49c to "a 30; 100 26-inch
gloria silk umbrellas at s9c; l21Sc dress
ginghams, SIC; apron ok. ginghams, 5a<c;
Doc unlaundried shirts, NJ 3Sc, double front
and back; S-4 all linen table covers,
bleached, at Csc; IA unbleached at 49c.
Cash only buys goods at Thornton Bros.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-13

made Of wash fannels, plain and striped
Nice lines. Prices below competition.
ROsENBAUM & Co,
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10 Let etc, ten cents per tine yOr eucs "'seT'
tion, and none taken for less than thirty cents.
Top line being dfsptdyed counts as t,go
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH
BRANCH OFFICES.
FOR THE sOUTHSIDE, NO. ll2 CARSON
STREET.
BRANCH OFFICES ALSO AS BELOW, WHERE
WANT, FOR SALE TO LET, AND oTHES
NTADVERTIsEMENTsW WILL BE hE-
CEIvED UP TO p. NJ. FOR INSERTION.
Advertisements are be prepaid except where
PATCH
PTTTsBURG.
THOMAS MccAFFREY, s5Js Butler street.
EMIL G. STUCKEY. 24th street and Penn ave-
z, G. STUCkEY & CO., Wylie ave. and Fultonst
n. STOKELY, Fifth Avenue Market House
EAST END.
J. W. WALLACE. sl2l Penn avenue.
McALLISTER SHEIBLEIl. 5th av. q Atwoodss
soUTHsIDK-
JACOB sPoHN, No. :Carson street.
ALLEGHENY.
A.J.KAERCHER, SO Federal street.
H. J. MCBRIDE Market House. Allegheny.
FRED H. EGGERS. 172 Ohio street.
II. H, EGGERS SON, Ohio and Chestnut Sta
j. F. STEVENSON. Arch and Jackson streeth
THOMAS MCHENRY, Western and Irwin aves.
q, W, HUGHES, Pennsylvania and Beaver aves.
PERRY NJ. GLEIM. Rebecca and Allegheny aVeS
T. r. MORRIS, ese Prebls ave.
MlLLVALE BOROUGH.
W. W. FLOCKER, stationer, No. 4Grant ave.
sHARPsBURG.
c. BELLMAN, stationer s1s Main SC.
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Ladles' shirt Wufsf

COME to the reduction sale-great bar
gains; begins Monday morning.
kEABLE & SHUsTER, 35 Fifth ave.
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RnsINEss CHANGES.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN firm of Merriman q Burt doing q show
business, has been dissolved by mutual consent
after this date. WIN. h. MERK1MAN,
EDWARD BURT.
July r. 1890. jy1s.S4
ntSSOLUT1ON NortCE-THE FIRM OF
IL Burns d JHhn, composed of the under.
signed. has been this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All claims due the firm will be paid
Go John Burns. at the old place of business, No.
Col Grant street, Pittsbuig, and ali debts due
by the irm will DO settled by said John Turns.
JOHN BURNS,
q. n. JAIN.
ptTTHpupa, PA, july 10, 1880 iyi2,27
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PENN AVENUE.
ON LINE OF DUQUEsNE TRACTION

ON LINE OF DUQUEsNE TRACTION.
A modern residence of II rooms and two
bathrooms - one OF which cost over
$1,000 The house is well built. has
hardwood finish throughout, including
hardwood floors. Electric lights, natural and
artificial gas, electric bells, speaking tubes, and
every modern appliance necessary to frst-
class residence. Stable cost over 81, 900; Is COM
plete in every detail, with hot and cold water,
asphalt doors, carriage house, etc.
LOT l20xS06
This property cost over s22ooo, and win be
sold as bargain as owner IL NONRESIDENT.
For particulars see
BAXTER, THOMPSON q co.
jysSewTsu Ia FeaxrA sye =
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PATENTS

o. d. LEWIS, Solicitor Of Patenea
IN Fifth avenue above Smithfied next tesdsr
once. mo delayl Established 70 yeArh
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Allegheny I.oIs.

LNLLtOTT NURSERY PLAN OF LOTS ARE
II now offered at prices 25 per cent below any
thing in the neighborhood; the location Is one OF
the best on the Pleasant Valley electric road with
5cent fare to Smithheld ST.: special inducements
given to fret buyers and those who will build this
season; planting of shrubs and trees and orna-
strictlons as to improvements, insuring to all
buyers desirable surrounding: moderate prices
and terms 10 suit. b. A. ELLIOTT CO., 81 Sixth
ST., or ful information can be obtained on the
grounds at the ofice OF the nursery on Charles st.
Jy9-60-EoD'
II OTs-ON PERKYSVILLE AVENUE, NEAR
II Charles ST.: fare only cents from Plttsburg;
price. $3.50 to $500; biggest bargain in Allegheny
county. Apply to j. Z. URBEN, Franklin and
Fulton sts., Allegheny. Jyl3-9lH
CEVEN LOTS-22xllo. KIRKPATRICK AVE,
- Allegheny, at a low figure, near electric cars.
W. W. MCNEILL & BRO, I52 Fourth ave.
jyl2-40'
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EASY PAYMENTS!
WE OFFER

Lots Madison size 4ox1oo feet for $1,000 when
500 feet away lots that nearly desirable have
been sold for $1,000
We also offer lots Ridge street. which is graded and
paved, for only $375 each; size 25xI12 feet.
We what say when say that this is the low
est best plan of lots for sale in the of
the city, and the parties who buy here will reap rich harvest
You have had opportunities buy in the East End
fancy prices and with large cash payments but here give
you opportunity locate your home the very heart of
the city fronting Of the city parks with grand views.
End
1t will be necessary take much money Of your
business the first buyers will have the advantage of the
choicest lots in the whole plan size 4oxoo fee-for cash
payment of only $780, and the balance of the payments
exceedingly easy terms
The prices asked for the lots away below their value
but the idea to sell portion of the property then ad'
vance the prices as property is improved.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND OPERA HoUSE-THE ORIG
VI NAL and renowned Oriental Opera Com.
pany, of New York, will appear on MONDAY,
July IA, in Esther" from Eingede; OF. 1.-The
False Priest"
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CHOICE PROPERTIES.
The Best Equipped and Most
Promising Towns in Western
Pennsylvania, by COM
mon consent, are
BRIN70N AND
VILNERDIgC.

Because they are hacked by solid business en-.
terprises: The Edgar Thomson Steel Works,
the Standard Underground Cable Company,
the Westinghouse Airbrake Company.
Because the public improvements and ad-
vantages already surpass those of manv large
cities. Sidewalks, Sewers, Pure Water, Natural
Jas, Electric Light.
PROGRESS Is BUT ANOTHER NAME
FOR SUCCESS.
Values are advancing rapidly. The Electric
Railway joining these towns with Braddock,
will hasten the Increase. Agents of the East
Pittsburg Improvement Company at Brinton
and Wilmerding will take pleasure in showing
visitors lots that will answer every require
ment.
Plans and further information will be cheer
fully furnished upon application to
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n0 10O-A VERY CoZY FRAME HOUSE FIVE
6ls rooms, hail. back porch, etc. newly painted;
lot 2xl2e r.: very desirable property; eight
minutes 70 cable or p. r 4. MELLON BROTH
ERs, $50 Station St., Z. T. jyis-ioi-TTsu'
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MEETINGS

NOTICE
IN STONECUTTERS.
Special meeting at Semple's Hall, l65 FEEDER.
81 ST., Allegheny. at 7:30 o'clock,
TUESDAY EVE, JULY Is
iylSSS By order of COMMITTEE
A SPECIAL MEETING
AMERICUs COUNCIL No. 2ISJR o. o. AM,
VIII be held this afternoon at 4:SO, at their
hall, 6l4 Homewood ave-, to take action on the
death of our late brother, H. ]. Gross.
JOS. s. ALEXANDER, Councillor
THOS. ii. TYSON, K. >. iyl3-l2S
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East End Residences
A eetcuLAII0h=H =HEllltgk AVE, 4 MIN
N uTEh from Wylle aye, IN bio ll4eJwofth VI Oiil
price a. b66I neat ffRJne dwelling ef rooms, hall,
S.sHs Ss cellar nsa ste f s6s sreat ea sSad
.aga9lsSss1pf lss pfoursE sEIs ays. ea'e~'aJ Jyl
uUusE-NEw DWELLING OF SIX gooMs,
BAN ea sspsg Pr XIII fross s and % bsek poTeRss s
loeI inRedisLs possession easy TERMS GE9lsh
bohhipf, ih Fourth ave, WIs-a-
II TAsg AVE. H0MEW90p, MODERN AND
Laey TeB;Rabd isas aa s.psrsd a Fst snd seeend
ds shutters wHs9T ,ss.. sEss H ES% nsps vii Po e
":I' 'SSSi'Efa i's Seai&S .Ss only
Q1 oo0-sEW- asToRY FRAME RESI-
i isrse an. sttie' isunsrs good cellar. T. and !,
r.sF sF sas w.T sfns ana G n:d
tie hesrths, hardwood hnish downstairs lot SI
isO 70 9O-fL alleys on line of DHquesne Electric
GEO. O. sLEETH, Penn and Shady avenues, East
End, jyl0-26'
mO eOO-LlBERTY AVENUE, NEAR FOR
SZs TlE1H st., Sixteenth ward, new modern
frame dwelling, ave rooms, finished attic, hail,
entrance. slate roof, etc.; grained and well
hnishedi lot 2oxl0O ieet convenient to cable line;
terms easy. L. y. FRAZIER, Butler and Forty.
nth sts. jyll-H-TuFsuF
@ ooo-NEw MODERN FRAME EAST END
:y large rooms a1hsd ssie ss Bath insias
W. o. and all modern conveniences; convenient
e both ,nd sSs s % a6d
ZIER, Butler and Forty-fith sts.
mo 50O-A VERY CoZY FRAME HOUSE FIVE
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Display Advertisements one dollar per
square for one insertion. Classified aduertfss-
nents on this page, such as Wanted, For Sale.
To Let, etc, ten cents per line for each f''ser-
tion. and none taken for less than thirty cents.
Top line being displayed counts as t,go.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-13

Suburban Lots.
A GRE AT swISSVALE-TWO MINUTES
IA from station: we have a very low price for
this week: act quick. BAXTER, THOMPSON g.
CO., 1852 Fourth ave. iyl2-6l-Tussu"
LNMSWORTH-LOT IQ4xl03, NEAR COUNT
II NEY's mill, Emsworth on Fort Wayne Rail-
way; only $500. A. LEGGATE & SON, 81 Federal
St., Allegheny. jy13-103F
cOO0-wILL BUY A LOT 4oxloo IN THE
sDO Fort Pitt Land Co. % plan, at North jean
nette; this plan adjoins the new glass plant Of
Dithridge Co. next seasons nre starts August
Is; buy now and save money: get plans, etc. BAX-
TER, THOMPSON & CO., l62 Fourth ave. jy6.S6|
Misceilaneous.
OWN A HoME-WE WILL BUY OR BUILD
~ for you any where and let your rent Day for
the property: no security required. GRANITE
STATE PKOVlDENT ASSOCIATION, branch
offices, Standard building 531-533 Wood st.. Pitts
burg: and IL Fifth ave., McKeesport.
mr13-15-TTssu"
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DIVIDENDS,
OFFICE OF THE

TEUToNIA INSURANCE COMPANY, !
No. 206 OHIO ST., ALLEGHENY july 1890 y
nIVIDEND NO. 35.-THE DIRECTORS OF
IL this company have this day declared a
dividend of FOUR PER CENT (s2 per share)
out of the earnings of the past six tbs pay
able on demand c. W. GERWIG,
Jy9s5 Secretary.
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HEBRON HILL PARK!
PLAN OF LOTS
AT TERMINUS OF
CENTRAL TRACTIONROAD
I MINUTES RIDE FROM WOOD ST,

Madison Avenue, Webster Avenue, Ridge Street.
Facing the City Parks Magnificent Viewl
Pure Air and City Conveniences! City
Lots IS and 40 Feet Wide, 100 and
I12 Feet Deep. Country
Prices $375 to $1,000.
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REWARDS.

DEWARD-FOR INFORMATION OF ONE
III Mr.. RIsban, formerly OF Piltsburg, by his
granddaughter, FRANKIE RIsBAN, Haugh-
vile, Ind. Box !. jyl3-ls
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-07-16
Msamlingem till G.. A. College.

Den jul predikade jag pa f. MI Sar-
disf6rsamlingen Big Stone county. Denna
f5rsamling har en- kyrka under byggnad,
men som de icke annu hunnit ia tax pa
densamma, sa samlades vi EFT skolhus. Eft
litet sammanskott till skolan gj0rdes, som
uppgick till $24, deraf det mesta kontant.
Da man tager betraktande, dels att for
samlingen haller pa med kyrkObygge och
dels att gr5dan denna trakt ser mycket
skral ut och slutligen att f6rsamlingen dr.
liten - endast 81 kommunikanter - "a
tror Jag att offret bevisar valvilja. Nasta
gang jag kommer, ON Gud sd will, torde
summan f6rdubblas.
Samma dag pa aftonen predikade jag
Ortonville, der vi hafva en- liten f6rsam-
ling pa 46 konmunikanter, af hviika de
fleste bo pa landet. Endast ett fatal af
f0rsamlingens medlemmar voro narvaran-
de. Subskriptionen till skOlap blef $16.70
- ALT kontant. Dessa tvenne f6rsa .lin-
gar hafva lange staff vakanta. De hafvs
kallat och ater kallat larare, men hittills
fatt .'nej". Den sist kallade ar pastor Ca.
yalliJ, som icke annu svarat. Det lila
pastoratet synes mig vara temligen latt-
sk0tt och kunde passa sig fer en- prest, som
icke har krafter nog att sk6ta cit st6rre el-
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-07-16

Ter mera omfattande pastoral. Pastoratet
erbjuder tillrackligt CODA l6nevilkor, sa att
en- prest kan arbeta der utan att beh6fva
hafva br6dbekymmer, n. b. ifall sadant
under nagon omstandighet kan ursaktas?
Matte Herren mad smart sanda dem en- la
rare, ty de aro fardiga att gifvas upp.
Fran Ortonville skulle jag, enligt be-
stammelsa, hafva rest till Providence VAL
ley Lac Qui Parle CO.. men genom f5rse-
mad postgang hade bref fran f6rsamlingens
pastor uteblifvit och n0dgades jag saledes
uppskjuta resan dit. stallet vande jag
kosan norrut mot Traverse CO., der jag un-
der tiden f&tt veta att missionsm6te och
pastorsinstallerande skulle f0rekomma. Pa
yagen dit bes6kte jag en- plats kallad
Town of Parnep. der lag Yisste att en- del
landsman aro bosatta och ibland dessa af-
ven slagtingar, vanner och bekanta, som
ditf1yttat fran Gothaholm och West Union.
Folket der visade sig mycket valvilliga mot
skolan och sammansk6to $2s so, deraf
$26. so kontant. Emanuelsf0rsamlingen
kyrka, hvilken pastor Sch5lds installa-
ton skulle f5rsigga, ligger omkring 81 mil
derifran. Mr.. John Engman gjorde mig
den karlekstjensten att skjutsa mig dit.
Der hollis nu pastorsinstallation den 10
dis. Installatienstalet hollis af past. Beck
man, ordf6rande Nora Pacific distriktet,
hvilken afven f6rrattade den h0gtidliga
akten, assisterad pastorer. Viandre fin
go ALA taga var andel predikandet. Vid
delta tillfalle passade Jag naturligtvis pa
att framhalla mitt egentliga arends och en-
subscription upptogs bel0pande sig till
SOL so, deraf 1874. SO kontant. Huru myc-
ket af delta som kommer pa Emanuelsf0r-
samlingens del, kan jag icke annu saga,
alldenstund medlemmar afven fran Wheat
on och White Rock voro narvarande och
deltogo sammanskottet. Savida jag ma
sta mandag far svar fran pastor loci, am
mar jag da begifva mig till Providence Val
ley, der jag vantar att m5ta manga f. d.
West Union-boar.
Eder Herran
ANDR JACKSON.
1872 Hawthorn str, st. Paul, Mimi.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-07-16
ALLMANNA NYHETER.

~;
Preside7aten sanktionerade torsdags
billen ON Wyomings upptagande som stat
unionen.
General Clinton FISK, prohibitions
partiets presidentkandidat, afled onsdags
New York.
Den nyG pesssiO nsJdgen har redan
b0rjat hafva verkan. Antalet nya pen
sionsans0kningar anslas till $4,000.
Sendten har antagit kompromissf0r-
slaget ang$ende silfverlagen. Demokra-
terna r0stade emot, da de aro favor af fri
siltvermyntning.
KOngresse,ss representatives har
antagit en- lag, som stadgar, att ingen, som
arbetar for regeringen skall hafva mindre
lon an 81 ON dagen.
AfUen de sneG villa vara med. Repu-
bliken Chile har nemligen gait t0rfatt-
ming ON att ink6pa ii kruppska kanoner,
hvilka skola kosta $5OO,OOO.
RiIcJig sic0rd. 1 omnejden af Mazo.
mamie, Wis, har redan plockats och salts
$4,000 qvart smultron. Odlingen af bar
frukter har gjort stora framaeg dessa
trakter.
En- ta171jg legisJdtatr. Lotteribillen
ar nu antagen 6fver guvern0rens veto /
begge husen af Louisianas legislator.
Manga rattslarde staten aro af den me-
ningen, att det icke varit n0dvandigt att
0fversanda billen till underskrift af guver-
n6ren, da han intet veto har / grundlags-
fr8gor.
TGL fOrvGr0de SlS0tter. Fran Rich
land Center, Wis.,, skrifves den dennes:
Sedan county clerk Fowlers d0d har ingen
af countiets embetsman varit stand till
att 6ppna d6rren till kassahvalfyet, der
coHntiets ALA becker, handllngar och pen
ningar aro f6rvarade. Ingen kanner till
kombinationen laset.
TrOpisfc vGrnse. Den JUL rappor-
teras sasom den varmaste dag vi haft den
ma sommar. Fran olika platser LYDIA rap
porterna salunda: Dubuque, Ia, 81, 100
och 1O2 grader; Kansas City, 90, 100, 105;
Davenport. Ia, SO och 90; Waverly, Ia,
80. 100 och los; Des Moines, Ia, 100 och
1Ol; st. Louis. 81, 100 och 102. En-
mangd fall af solstyng intraffade under
loppet af denna f0rfarliga dag.
Uppr6ranJe fattigd0nasbev For.
liden onsdag sag man pa New Yorks cato,
en- syn, som icke So latt kan gl0mmas.
Diver 5000 fran kappfabrikerna utestang'
da arbetare tagade nemligen genom gator
ma, och var det r6rande att Sc dessa bleka
utsvultna och tarfligt kladda man och gos
sar visa sin fattigdom for allmanheten
Starkare upprop till valg6renheten kunde
svarligen framstallas, ocksa lingo de icke
vanta lange, t0rren den battre lottade all
manhett kom dem till bjelp.
DrNnE7a0d. En- ung man vid namr
Anders Nelson Manistee, Mich, drunk
made harom dagen Michigan SION. Hal
hade jemte sin fader och en- bekant begif
Wit sig ut | en- bat och s6kte att 6msa sitt
plats. da baten kantrade och ALA k0mmo
vattnet. Vannen sam genast till stranden
fadren h8ll sig fast vid baten och blef rad
dad af personer, som skyndade ut fral
| stranden, men Anders Nelson sj6nk til
botten och drunknade. Hans lik aterfan
| efter en- kort stuud och forbes till fadren
hem, hvarest likbegangelsen egde rum
Begrafningen f5rrattades af past)rJ. Fors
berg. Den omkomne ynglingen var fodd
Skane den "a jan. 1871 och hade vistats
| Amerika blot fyra yeck0r.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-09
LIVESTOCK NEWS.
A Large Number OF Cattle Believed to
Be Yet On the Strip.
Many strays Which Are Reing Conf scnted by
the soldiers or IndIans-Ths Numb:r
Of Cattle on the Ranges.

L. B. Purchell of Enelewood, Kan. =,
Who owns n ranch near the line of No
Man Land, was in Fort Worth yester-
day. Mr.. Purchell says that he has
made quite en- extensive trip through the
Cherokee Strip since the cattle were
driven out, in obdience to President
Harrison 8 order. 1t is his opinion that
there are many cattle still in the Terri
tory, mostly strnys, aud that conserv-
alive estimate of the number would not
he less than 600. Nearly all this
stock will be q total loss 10 the owners,
as every hoof is slaughtered rs soon
us found bv the regular soldiers or
Indians.
MIR. Purchell says the territory en-
bracrd in President Harrison s proclu-
mutton presents Il deserted and dpsolnte
appearance TO what 1t did few months
.afeA bunch of struys met now and
dhSA is MI that is left of ;he magnificent
'hskds of cattle which roumed over the
gfpires of the Strip for the past fifteen
syxArs