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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-06
PENNsYLyANIA.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, Nov. O. Special.
Pattison's majority not less than 5000
probably 10000. Rest Of Democratic state
ticket defeated. Democrats have Congress
by over fifty. p. j. Hughes, City Editor
Times.
PHILADELPHIA, PA. Nov. 5.-Reyised
figures from the various counties to-day
with some of them official, indicate that Pat
tisOn's plurality for Governor over Delama
ter will exceed 10000.
The latest returns from the twenty-eigh
Congressional districts of the State show
the election Of eighteen Republicans anC
ten Democrats. The present delegation
from this State stands twenty-one Repuhli
Gang aud snXan DemOcrats.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-06

JACKSON, Nov. 5.--In Mississippi seven
Democratic Congressman are elected by
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07
TO GREET BEN.
Galesburg Preparing te Welcome
President hArrsssa.
The Chief Ma ana isis FAr,f
Leave W4ShiaEsan for the
Western Trip.

OAIEss0ke. IL. 0cf t-tAe ar
r4ngements fos ths reunion - Presidents
HarrisoEs brigade are nearly eom-
pletod and the work ~ ornkmenNnf
TIE depot business houses ana p0tile
bailaings along tne line If m4r1A has
begun. reviewing si4na is belnE
erected a. the heaa 81 Main stfec-.
commanding : slew ~ the whole pre-
cesslon, while st intermediate points
several Arohes ~iii be ereosoa. The
procession sill be enc 81 the largest
ever seen here The militia companies
Of oltamwA Morrison, Cambridge,
Quincy. Monmouth, and Rock Island
have already sent word iaat
they viii bo here Colonel Glen
denim AID star, 81 the SiKth regiment
and Battery p. Of Chicago are expected
Many Grand ArmF p0sts viii bs here "a
q body The school children provided
With Harrison badges viii take part ln
the procession. The Indiana and ohlo
regiments. reach here Tuesday morning
and the frst days session viii begin soon
after their arrival The brigade wants
g. 20 70 eeoris Wednesday morning and
accompany President Harrison here.
Mayor Stevens il 10 deliver the address
OF welcome. The railroad companies
are experiencing difhealtg IN procuring
cars enough 70 bring AL ~ those in-
tending 10 come. Ihe indications are
that there viii bo here the largest crowd
that ever assemb bled IN Galesburg. ana
the only fear i that there vii not be
accom- medations enough for AL
TIE FAETY LEAVEs wAsnlNGroN.
NAsHIKCroN. Oct q The President
left Washington al ll;e4 o'clock g. M,
via the Chesapeake & Ohio railroa 4.
10 attend the Grand Army reun-
ions al Galesburg. Topeka ant
Kansas City and incidentally 20 visit
St Louis. Indianapolis Peoria and other
cities en- route. lie Was accompanied
by Secretary Tracy. Marshal kaRsdelL
Captain Meredith. Private Secretary
Halford. Mr. + r. Tlbbot the Prcsi-
dents stenogfapher. representatives q
the two press associations Ane Mr. G
r. Bishop OF the Chesapeake a.
Z Ohio railroad, who Lac charge
OF the trsnsportGtion arrange
/ msnts and the details % the entire
trip The party will travel IN tie
elegant Pullman hotel car Hhselmsro.
teLlered for that purpose by Mr.. George
NJ. Pullman. The President and most 81
the others expect 10 return en- the lsth
inst 10 Washington.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07

fAe Psss@ @sst~r-esnerNa nsseasses nis
Fl4n tsF Partial Nss 81 tss aest@ra
tals@ ssstsae taasr Coalrel ~ nls Ds-
p@rtAsst
WAkAfNsroS, Get Postmaster
Genera MAnADAkes as made pahlle
lsgter rceeutsy aaoressea - keprcsent3-
tive hinEhaD. cAkirmAn II tAe House
co0mifses On ekt-ofless. enho4 ginE
81 el4haFats 4Egenent IN tas~s a his
linite2 Plan - paetAl telegrspny. fhs
Pos stsaasteF- lirneral in Ms 3stsof s3xs:
"Af.eF ss&a14as ioi stAg pazi Ia kAe l2i4st
ef > eazirexeEsy cteg HasiA tsirgfa4ks. Hal
fur sssf ferty sSers Aas Eaae .en Elsh sharper
sons aAs riasssnE rsase. 1 an nnFs tken ever
osaslsacs3 - tas ~is4asa aaa gr4c1icsblns oi
ressogiAs As teisss~Eh - tAs pesl-i ssrsies
a1d makiak Il whet i s1s srlrl1sly iutenaea
= ss, : P.ss 81 sAe sastzl sssasa J sss
t6is sfief elesely stees1af tes sEga
saents ag3lnsI tEs DiA us4s O. NigQF
casly ~ the great te8sg9aEs conF@ls
wtsok l. noS 20 oaly Flsiels eppsaenl / a.
Eos ssllevs Is 10 possleis q arEus tAs question
ae~a TheFs u aeeY sna faF rese1ins osar
ssciioH GKsns tae Peopls t1sf ths ttieFrHpn
serves = ~ rxAt Fart of the pss1aa sert lce
To carr tAe past4i system iTom saay rs4srs
to stage c7sca sad 81 ~ EsilFo&a ssgs ee 4ad ~
st0p 81 saFihsF progress 0sQ~gse a03o oNnsrs
q teluxrapsie stegk oppose IL noi Ia acoorc
vita tae genius q oar pecpls Or TIE spirit II
we tizrs
'The ~ili sf sAe people in this respect has
manifested Itself Enthusiastically before Con.
sress in pQeiie speech ana statement darlng
the last twenty pears. Eesistaacs 20 thai
great popular demand nay not be the wisest
thins nor is Il fair 70 count hose uho urge
me sGoptien IA some fora or other 81 ths
postAl telegraph as hostile 20 sxisiiag corsors
tions We stsnc confronting public measure
OF DO nseaE Importance OF magnitude II is Il
give the country vast enlargement q us
posizl system aid &c bring home g the people
the chc1S use Of one 81 lie meet powerful asea
eies Of modern commerce eEc ciyiisatson
The Postnaster-Genersl then follows
with an elaborate explanation of tas
limited plan and Of its operation, argu-
ing that d, would pay the telegraph CON-
panies and be moro effic!ent, IS well as
lower priced, and In concluding saws;
II desire 70 o1plain. as politely IS may be,
one OF Two things that are not understood
have challenged the KnOet rigid scrutiny q tie
limited postal telegraph eill asked 10 have
printed al OF the printed criticisms Of Il which
have come 20 my netice. as AZ argument n its
favor The limited postal telegraph b.ll
Il not proposition 10 take money
from the Treasury or 70 euploy adeiti0n
al civil servants; 10 is mol proposi
tion 10 put any power sesteyef IA tue hands OF
the Government which is not AZ present great
er ana more dangerous where IL Is. IL is prop
osition simply 10 dovetsil together two great
machines 50 that one shall do business ceglt
ably and by that means nske more money
which shall lie willingly accorded 70 II by the
people the other 20 utilize its present skilled
and faithful energy 10 help supply tse people
with -till better meaus Of communication fur
uished stu more cbosply"
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07

TAe po5aiaslsa q 0yozzing = s.. So
snere&se. 81. So
Fz4teekess eetten ssnsennkal eels-
bTszioa s@s egeuzAsto sless ssssrasy.
A. AsalsAa. Ma. 5a5Ee Ca kias sAs
sentenced Grey, tAs express Eosesr. -
ave Ye4rs II tes peaissagi2gg.
Eraaz Nesah43 ~3s sAos zhd killed
~ depatf sherls a. ssAay -. NsA
sasaraay sale resisting arrest
A W4aa1akeE. ceasin of tie Post-
rsastsr-t ener4l. con ultted saici4e S4i-
erG1Y II aotsl "a -. Louis. Ao
A unknown oou&n zboet - years
ol3 AS crushed - death In -. Louis.
Ne. SATURDAY b. an electric motor
Errsss Rail tas Omaha nan she vas
arrested IN Aes York city on TIE charge
of embezEiemeat has been discharged
from custody.
Joseph Clemens aged 20. while re-
pairing = root at New Orleans saturday
came in contact vita an elesssie-light
Hire and sas Instantly killed
The police Of Newark, \. j.. erected
Herr Most fgoRi hall where be was
about 20 address some Fabid Socialists
and forced him 20 leave the city.
The Comts de Paris has sent cable
dispatch 20 friends here saying that he
was profoundly touched by the warm
welcome be received in America
President Mackey. Of the Evansville
& Terre Hsute railway. has decided 10
raise tho wages Of telegraph operators
along his line from $40 TO ST. a month.
bismarck. a s.. 600 stallion. was killed
at the Marlboro, O, fair Saturday after
noon in a collision with buggy.
Driver Myers was probably fatally in
jured.
Thousands OF mother-of-pesrl workers
are camping in the Galizynberg forest
near Vienna, in destitute condition.
Several funds have been started for
their relief.
Thomas s. Weaver, who was an ac-
complice of Wittrock. alias Jim Cum
mins," in the Adams Express robbery.
has been released from the Missouri
penltenliary.
When tho train loft York. Pa. for
Harrisburg Saturday evening Henry
Herr, after hard run, managed TO get
aboard. but shortly after taking his
seat he expired from heart failure.
Hamilton Gum, of London, said in
Montreal that he represented English
capital TO tho amount OF $50, 600, 900,
which would build railroad through
Canada and be invested in other Amer
lean enterprises 31Ey7
William E. Keely. confined In the
Massachusetts States prison at Charles
ton under the habitual criminal act for
twenty-five years rugged dummy in
his cell and escaped by means of a rope
he had manufactured
The United States authorities have
made requisition 10 the Government
OF Canada for the surrender of William
Davis and George Redpath. who have
been committed for extradition at To-
ronto for larceny at Oakland, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07

WICHITA Kan. Oct 6-Chairmtn
Eaton. OF Henessy. and the COMMITTEES
appointed 10y Governor Steele, Of Okla
homa. 10 purchase provisions with the
Government appropriation recently
granted. have arrived here and com
menced operations They report the
condition Of large numbers of The set-
tiers in the new Territory a. decided y
bad. and say the $4,000 appropriated
will not 20 far toward relieving tbe
distress that has only just commences.
The winter is looked forward 10 with
many forebodings, and there viii soubt-
less be frequent demands for ssbstan'
fiai aid
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07
THREE PERISH
The Horrible Result q a Ere al
Dabaeae, Ia.
fao Children De Ia the Arns q
Ihsr Mother Nho Loses FSr
! fs 10 Save Them.


DUBUQUE. Ia. oet AT : o'clock
Saaa9y morBiAg tie resiaenos ~ ex-
Policeman JoAn NcBes. Ne. ls6S Iows
street w&s discovered On IRE. A nelgh-
bor r4a across and tried % arouse
TIE family. Nhile knocklng 81 the door
the widow N the upper story crashed
and Mr. AcBee fell 20 the ground.
and for feN moments he WAS sense
less. When he recovered he began cry
ing that bis family Was upstairs The
nre steamer arriving. the nAGes were
quickly eKtinguishsd aRa the
nrenen entered Al the top OF the
landing the mother aud three children
were foand and quickly removed. Mrs
McBee and the eldest daughter. Rosa.
aged Is were dead The youngest
daughter, Bertha. 10 years. and Charlie.
years old. we're still alive. The boy
died in the afternoon. The girl Is still
living, but can not recover McBee
is too dszed 70 give = connected ac-
count Ii is gathered that he
awoke nearly sunocated He reused
his wife and they groped in
the smoke and darkness until
hcBee struck the window. through
which he leaped or fell. The mother
was with him. but remen bering her
children, went back 10 save them.
When found the family were in a group
with their arms about each others
neck. Tho building is small two
story frame. Death was caused chiefly
by suffocation
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07
THE HENNEPIN CANAL.
Work VIII Probably He Commenced In
the Course of Few Weeks.

the Course of a Few Weeks.
WASHINGTON, Oct. g. There will
probably not be much delay in com
nencing work on the Hennepin canal
under the $500. 600 appropriation
made for the purpose in the recent
river and harbor act unless there
should be. some unforeseen OBJ
stacles in the way of procuring titles TO
the necessity lands. just at present
tho War Department is waiting re-
port from Captain Marshall giving a de-
tailed project of the most desirable work
to be done under the amount that has
been made available. This is eI-
pected daily at the War Department
and will doubtless be approved without
delay, as 1t is the desire OF the depart
ment to have this work we'll under way
by the time the next river and harbor
bill is prepared, when q larger amount
will be asked for.
After it has been decided how the
present funds shall be spent the next
step taken will be TO acquire tho legal
titles 10 such lands as may be neces-
sary. This will be accomplished
through Captain Marshall and the
United States District Attorney for
Northern Illinois, and finally
through the Department OF Justice
here. The bulk. il not all. OF the work
is to be done by contract 1t is ex-
pected that all the preliminsries in the
way of acquiring titles advertising and
making contracts viii be arranged in
time TO begin the actual work Of con-
struction during the present year.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07
BLEW The HOUSE DOWN.
A Pennsyivania woman Lights Fire
with Sitro-Glycerine.

WASHINGTON. Pa. Oct 6.-Word has
just reached hero OF strange and prob
ably fatal accident which occurred on a
farm near Candor Mrs Ladshaw found
a small bottle which contained guam
tity OF nitro-glycorine, and, being ig-
norant OF It's nature. she thought IL was
carbon oil. and took 1t home. Thursday
evening. tho fire refusing TO burn, she
emptied the bottle in the kitchen stove,
when treme ndous explosion followed.
The house VAS completely torn away. and
Mr. Lsdshaw received injuries which
will probably prove fatal Both legs
were broken and mangled, and one
hand was com pletely torn from mis- body.
Mr.. Ladshaw was cut about the face
in shocking manner. Their lit
tie S-year-old boy WAS burned
about the face and hands. Mrs
Ladshaw was stack by flying tim.
bers and considerably bruised. though
IL is wonder che was not Instantly
killed. The other member of the fami-
~, a0-weeks'- baby, escaped without
injury.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07
DESERTED DIAMONDS.

Close OF the Base- Baii season OF 1890
Boston wins tho Players League Cham
piouship. brooklyn That OF the Ma
tioaai League, While Louisviiie WIZ fly
the American Association Pennsnt.
With the close Of the games played on
Saturday came the ending OF the base
ball season OF 1890 Tho following Ia
bles show the standing OF the clubs
in the leading professional organiza-
tions:
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07
The PRISONERS WE'RE SHOT.
BsrIilas Unable TO Comply with the Con
ditions OF the Treaty OF Peace.

CITY OF GUATEMALA. Oct 6. New
and serious trouble exists hotween
Guatemala and Salvador may
lead 10 a renewal OF war Ii sss agreed
when the preliminary treaty OF
peace was signed that the pris-
oners captured in battle should
be exchanged. A short time
ago Salvador requested Barrillas TO ful-
Nil this condition. but Barrillas was
utterly unable 10 comply with the re-
quest because all the Salvadorian pris-
oners had been shot during the war.
One hundred and eighteen Of them
were shot on one occasion. President
Ezeta was aware Of the fact but in q
polite note insists on the exchange.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07

WAsHISGTox. Oct 8. The official
population of tho following Illinois
cities is givon by the Census Bureau:
Jacksonville. II, ,S57; increase, 1850
Litchield. 5. T9s; increase, 1.472 Pana.
5.os7; increase, 2.o5s. Quincy. sl.47s;
increase. 42lo. Springfield, "a, s52, in
creasa s 100
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07
American Association:

The transfer OF Tho Cincinnati club
from the National League TO the Play
ers' League WAS completed Saturday.
The price said to have bcen paid to
President Stern for the franchise is SSe.-
600.
The season has been q disastrous one
for all organizations. but few clubs
! clearing any money and many falling
70 pay expenses.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07

YAsHISeToN. Oct 6.-The sixteenth
anrval convention OF the Catholic
" * Mems National Union will be
held here Tuesday and "Wednesday.
Catholic young mems societies Of nearly
every State will have representatives.
at the congress. II is expected 1000
delegates will be present Cardinal
Gibbons. several Bishops and at least .
hundred priests viii attend
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 6-As Mrs. Marie NJ
Gabriel OF 2646 Ceauteau avenue and her
little daughter we're crossing the net
work OF car tracks at Ewing averre and
Mill Creek valley switch-engine struck
them, killing the little s-year-old
daughter instantly aud msngling her
body in a shocking manner The
mother escaped with serious and proba.
bly, fatal injuries.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07
Scotch Iron Furnace, shut Down.

LONDON. Oct. 6.-Fires have been
quenched in all the Scotch iron furnaces
with the exception of few furnaces
which do not belong to the Masters
Com bination and which manufacture
iron for private purposes The lockout
viii reduce the market supply 10000
tons weekly.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07

MADRID. Oct e.-The Cabinet on
Saturday discussed the United States
tariff law and decided 10 suspend the
application Of the new Cuban tariff un-
al q satisfactory reply has been re-
ceived from hnerios 10 repress
which TIE spanish Minister has been
instructed 10 make 70 the United States
(,owayunorf
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07
sLAIn sY THIEVES.
As Aged Negro Killed ard Hs Dssts.sr
NrrtsllT wcnndra ~ Hosh.rs

BEILEvTLLE H. oct s-Wbils ont
nutting Saturday afternoon seven miles
east - this city, on the Mascogtsh road,
Lorenz ksrias And Jorenz Masteren
care ACROSS TIE ssaselsss bodies
% negro man of 20 and bis
daughter sged "a with tbsir
thTosss CIT from ear 20 ear Ihs
woman revived saFcisntIy 70 tsil =
hoTribls storr of crime Sbe Sad Sat
tbe7 we're sttscke8 While slsspinr ~
a. unknoVn uasn. ~ho cas their throsts
and robbed fhsm q az re money thsT
hsd thrss dollars. SubsssaentT tue
nan 6is5-fh waaau ca nos i've
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07
Mrs. General nooth Dead.

LONDON, Oct 6.-Mrs Booth. wife Of
General Booth. chief ofsthe Salvation
Army. died Saturday. From tie begin
ming OF the Salvation movement Mrs
Booth bad been her husbands chief as
sistant in the development OF the or
troduce the female element which
forms so conspicuous a feature OF the
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07
Fierce Fight with Pirates.

PARIS, Oct 6.-From Tonquin comes
the news of serious encounter between
French military and pirate band Of
Chinese. The French force of about
fifty men was compelled to retreat after
two hours fighting. losing their sub
commander, Lieutenant Margarine, be-
sides two others killed and eight
wounded.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07
On Trial for a fieinou. Crime.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Oct 6.-The trial OF
Arthur Day. the bigamist of Rochester,
who, it Is alleged. sought to hide his
crime by pushing his first wife over the
cliff at Niagara Falls, has begun at the
fall assizes, and promises to attract
about as much attention as the famous
Rirchall case
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07
Mexico Don't Like II.

CITY OF Msxrco, Oct. 6, via Galveston.
Tho newspapers here call on the Gov.
ernment TO appeal to the Postal Union
against the action Of the United States
Government in forbidding the trans
portation OF Mexican newspapers. bear
ing Mexican postage, with lottery ad-
~artisamantS
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07

Irf-trri. % -
rs-TEs- Nasket r..ders-slF prlrs ~ iorsi
nrf stfHDi1s asrafrt 91efeticcf rsrget -
A. "a p - rh-lre ~ fnt-r sstsrirf et-erf
- "a - ~ veoe Fl. sbesrs a. 7A43 = -
---rran - fsfr o. G "a q 81 tstTtert
er.srs = ~ n ~ zto-Fsrr 80 r fuf
Tsrans e. gszf = ~ e~t~-rs $50 f1 -
Feefrrs 9N1a fw tfwe g aso1 ~ -
PsFs ssE A. ss1t ~ fof - Cs-es
Hogs Ns-fs- artIrs 80 efrarf 1xI-s wers
rae a. - 49, fr N9st = essEt r. -
.s--a. naeFIr - q 90 w f1f rfr~s srs "a
kzr.sr bssTy psrEsas ss< - pptns ioss
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07

HAnrfp. Oc* s-Chelera is believed
70 have brokea oGt 81 barcelona. where
Eve suspected cases hsve hesn reported,
tvO Of which have pr0ved fatal
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07

CAEITsIEs Pa. Oct e.-Nrs- Hslsn
Bosler. widow oi James ". Bosler. died
suddenly Saturday. aged 81 T.ars from
heart disease. She leaves - estate q
ever 81. 0oo, 9oo. She brilt ths Dickin-
soB College, and ths F'0sler Memorial
Hall costfrr 80 eoa
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07

PARIS Or 6-Fiss persous vsra
killed ard thirty iniare5 % account q
re tgrstinT ~ a reservoir a. Lsic7de.
near Taalcn. Sa-5ar
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07

CoITNEt's. o. oet Q - Governor
Campbell hss decided 10 cs1i sn EXTRA
session e ths Ter sis'1rs 70 deal vita
ths rex bers Of tse C3nciHnat Boss3 ~
Psblic Works aoesse5 of soot tling TIE
session Vii befin n-rt Monasy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07
On Thnrman.s Hlrthasr.

COLUMBUS. O., Oct & 6-Bx-Pres ident
Cleveland has accepted the invitation
20 be present a. the Thurman banquet
80 be given November rs under the aus
pieos OF The Thurman Club in this city.
Judge Thurman will be = years old on
.h.e 1.fn
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07

DIS MoIxEs. Ia. Oct 6-The 2. s.
Heath oatmeal mill. together With =
large warehouse. was totally destroyed
b. Ere Saturday night TIE loss is es-
timsred a. $50. ooo, partially covered By
insurance.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07
Latest from Idaho.

WASHINGTON, Oct. president Q. Har-
rison has received dispatch from Del
egate Dubois, OF Idaho. stating that the
Republicans had carried Idaho by 2,500
majority. Tho Legislature will stand:
Republicans. a.; Democrats, 10.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07
10 NisIt Am.rlra

DrBLIS. Oct 6.-The conference OF
the Irish Nationalists called by NJ
Parnell was held IN this city. Part
of the business % the confer
ence was the selection Of =
deputa;ion 70 visit America FOR
the purpose OF laying before the pee
pie OF that country plain statement 81
the situation Of Affairs - ireland.
Messrs. John Dillon, William O Brien.
Thomas Power O'Connor. Timothy Sui
livan and Abrzm Gil were appointed "
form the deuutation-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07

noth the method and results when
syrup Of Eigs IS taken; It Is pleasant
and refreshing TO the taste, aud acts
gently ret promptly On The Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, elesnses the sys-
ten eHectually, dispels colds. head
aches and levers aud cures hahitusi
constipation. Syrup Of I igs Is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
daeed, pleasing TO the taste and ac-
eeptahle 70 the stomach, prompt IN
is action and truly beneficial IN It's
Effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, It's
many excellent qualities commend it
10 all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale In soc
and 81 bottles BIZ all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro
cure il promptly for any one who
wishes 10 try 1t. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re syrup co.
saw saAscIsco. cIt.
LOUISVILLE. ~. kE. foss. NJ
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07
A HEAVY LOSS.
Chemicals start y BIsre which Destroys
tho Minnesota Experimental Farm
Rufldlnrx-

Building
ST. PAUL. Mimi, Oct. 6-Ths build
inFs OF the Minnesota Experimental
Farm At Hamline were entirely de-
stroyed By fire Sunday afternoon. An
explosion of chemicals at $50 started
the blaze. and the Ere apparatus
st Hanline and Merriam Park
was Immediately taken 20 The
scene, bat there was no water available
AZ the farm and the hrensn were
obliged to stand by and see the build
ings burn down The loss on buildings
was only s2s. 900. but the loss on appsr-
stus and or experiments not re, CON
pleted can not Be measured or money
faefa
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07

Crxc1xxA4F Or s--bt tbe rifv slec-
ton ~ CerinFs1n. Kr. 7. 7 T-beroas
Rep wss eleess6 usYr - u2iority
e Ia his - tae frst RsDs blsesn
zsyoT n t~ssty fvs Jssg
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07

ST. LoUIs. Oct 8 Nv william q Der neli
and John Fssusv fouRht bout woman
named Mrs. Anna Myers IT her house.
SATURDAY hight Fesney vss skot deal
sn1 OfDonrell vss fats'lr eu&
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07

RHcRNoxn. Va. oet 8 s-Czptsin Joha
Jssoueb. wso s>s h3fatsnt e LihbY
or s<su sarinz ths ate wsr- LES Ssfsr-
d2y gas zss4 - years
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07

CoIUWBrs. 3. O. ort s-Isolis Fisher
srsd n died = horrible sessa froea rab-
bies. the rssalt q bic - gst 3cz n
gase lAsk
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07
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NASHVILLE. Mich. Oct 6-ADdrew
Yerkos died suddenly here Friday, and
Saturday his uncle. Clark Crlsrold.
visited the house q mourning, ane
while standing gazing al the corpse tot
tered and fclI dead.