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New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
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Nails FOR China and japan rer : $ Ca'na m lfop %" Nails
~, the Society Islands pcr .hp c.y ot r,prn s lG
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foF H""foodlrd by r.h 70 H''H ana a. m Nais
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clos" AZ thS ,,, T, and thence by steamer t,Hnr{
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N".'H Ni.fs Tor N,sco, overland unless spr - a4H
f5f dpat, ly steamer, close 81 '"' o'' u'''
a. 3 90 a. T..
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@ EIrnSit TO San Francisco MAJ, ron hi,5 'h1
ilu iluc n, t,s A. san Ir'a'isco or ne as o s''i-
'tt..anrr. a.. di.pot nca tlcne" .or ,t' '', i's
ter'd mai 'i" COfNELJUS VAN COTT, Io'tnastef.
postonee NewYorA. y. Y. July II. lS9<-
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
GEyERors GIFT TO AsrRoyoMIcAL RESEARCH

Boston. July II Spccai.-Profcssor Edward G.
Pickering. Of the Harvard College Astronomical Oh.
ServatOry. announces that Miss {. v. Bruce oil"r,
$4,000 during the present year 10 aid Astronomical
research No restriction Will be made likely 70 limit
the usefulness Of this gift IN the hope OF making IT
the greatest benefit 70 science the entire sum viii hc
dvidcd and in general the amount devoted 10 single
object will not exceed 1900. Precedence viii be given
10 institutions and individuals whose work j, already
known through their publications; also 10 those cases
which cannot otherwise DO provided for, or where
additional sums be secured II part Of the cori
/, furnished. Application, invitcd from astronpmc
OF All cOuntric, and should be made 10 Pioic- o
Pickering before OCtODcr J. 1880. giving complete III
formation regarding the desired objects.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
rALeE c1IAEGE. wIrnDEAwX.

] o the Ed ] tor OF he Trl huuc.
SIT: The opponents Of thcoeophy vii loan with sad
that the bc suits brought in Louhu by Mr.. C"pt
t' Mabel COlinsl against Madame II +. Elavat ,ky
Light" and T.. kcghtloy. have utt"rl, fallen through
the plaintiG's counsel formally Withdrawing iron th"
ba,clc5 attempt 40 their prosecution Gd d"n- 80 90
open court. The dclI-ion had been .clulou.ly cui
tyatcd in the public mind. that when uc-c suits wcr"
brought f, trial damaging revelation, would be- mad
that would cover the th"u,oplc leaders with ooulu lou
aud shame. di-nay those WHO believe. In them and
cause TIE wisdom religion t0 go tau"Ou-N INTO
a pcrmaucut pralard.' And uoN al th"-" hpprt
vanish into thin air. Mabel wrote at last one l'tt"
too many. IT happened - be more o. q confession
than her counsel could venture to contend against
New York. July II, 1890. J. ii. {.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
THE CELEBRATION IN PARIS.
REVOLVER FIRED NEAR PRESIDENT cARN
ARREST OF A BOULANGIsT.

ARREST OF A BOCLANGIST.
Paris, July 14.-Thc 1O1st anniversary Of the fall
oi the Eastle is being celebrated with great en-
uas.asm here to-day. The city has n festive appear
dhce and the streets thronged with holiday makers
The feature Of the celebration the march past the
slatne OF StIasburg In the Place dc Ia COncOrde by
procession consisting Of the members Of number Of
patriotic societies VI. Merry, Bouangst member
Of the Chamber Of Deputies. attempted TO make
speech al the statue lie warned by the police
to desst but he persisted in addressing the crowd
and was thereupon taken into custody. Another
ieduIc Of the celebration parade bv the children
attending the public schools. who d"hlcd before the
Hotel dc Vile.
Deputy Merry, who was arrested this afternoon, has
been released.
The troops wore reviewed at Longchamps. The
weather was brilliant. President CamOt received an
ovation.
When President Carnot about 10 enter the
Ey>ce Palace this evening, his return from
LongchampS, a man standing near by fired revolver
in the air lie was promptly arrested. Upon being
taken 20 the nearest police station ne said he was a
chemist and the author OF many inventions. lie had
been out of employment for some time and wished 70
attract attention Of the President and the public
TO his The police say the revolver was loaded
with blank cartridges.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
r1TLRO1D WEECKS VEST And SOCTH
Collisions on THREE RoADs-rorE PERSONS
KILLED AID Many INJURED.

Lo1,,iilo. july IA dispatch 10 Tho Tine
from bloomington Ind. says: At III a. m.. a' me
local frarht Oh the Louisville Alnaa, and Chicago
was eo.'c down -mithvillc Ill., u cane in ''iI'''H
with thc accommodation from French Ii'H me
accommodation wa, demolished. aHd -"Fc;al fre'Sh'
cars SMASHED \ dozen PASSENGER "cf" INJURED some
fatally. Conductor brown. !a the baggage c.r. "".
r,l,n~d among tho trunks; v.u probably d'c. "r'''
Johnston Of the Nonou Office u chicago. head and
la.H crushed. dau-o,ol.ly injured. WlH'm Mitchell
of indianapolis. conductor OIL 'ar Sir I-h"' "r-'
broken. Henry Wht-.ll. curu"er danrrNu.N hui' ''
lacl. James Me-. ,urue"r on t'' accommodated.
oit on head a'h flca. NI-. Patton. of o"!i.' -Hr.
Engineer IIcudrd.-ou % thc f..lt. Jefferson Robert
son. uo bllacnan. Everett Foster and VIE. "i
Wotln-tou. AlAr,ar-ou. Of Ectf'r', David Narrc"
Of bloomington. Charlie Nar.4l, conductor y 'i'
freight train; william Ia-l'F, oi IA"H. mona -"
drew. Of Boomucp1, Ale" NhN- Of Ll""H". .''i'.
and kato IiNc. OF Indianapolis, "rlr also M5ni'H
Topeka. Kan. Jly li-~an'a fe Elro.S 10
3 was thrown OF fA' traca 'Ii- n'rilr- "A iIhnl't
Iffp au open switch a. Boi-r 'iN, htn., ana 'Hn'
int, collision with switch engine. Fireman ~ -
and tramp were ulcd. Both engine were ~"
mol-l lfd and thr passenger, ON ihc 'NWr'' We're -'
y,,..ly shaken bat non. %. them lu' urea.
Ti~hmpud. Va. JUL 1i..Au 'a-tb"uud pG9t"'r'r
tain on the lame, El.or division 81 th" 'h"-ap"t."
and Oup E1Ilr'Id y'-@rdav !.I .Hip q ir'.-AI '-""
M Gi+d .touc. J." miles west o. t1~ ''y. it' ,r-
wa, .He.rIy d1uaccl. W. ]. Ilor. ~ Richmond, fire
nc"p tramp. name una I'7n. ui.nf "u on" ifi,n
fl. tt-.1.c car. Tire blurred Wc" william 'l'Tc-
ti. r. .."r 0t Eldmord ankle .ltutly hurt ". q,
t... lr.r.u. o. Richmond. ankle -ltifly hurt i. g..
Irr.r,vc,. arll' .Laify hurt The cal-c %! tn" a.
clCcut a misplaced >Nlt. Do.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
PREPARING FOR PRIMARIES.

A committee meeting Of the Business Mems Repuo
lean ORGANIZATION Of the IXth Assembly District was
held at the clubhouse No IS GrOrest last night t.
make ARRANGEMENTS for the september primaries and
for tho special meeting to be held at the clubhouse
next Monday night when Charles D. sweeney ui'
Rev Dr. Hopkins, ex-Judge Higley. G. c. shayne and
others are expected D. speak A glee club Will sing
and refreshments viii be served. The organization
numbers about 500 and IL has branches in twenty-five
~ "a election districts.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
NEW INSTRUCTORS At CLARK

Worcester. Mass. July II >peclal.-In addition 10
the three Instructors Oi last year IN mathematics
Clark University, two more have been appointed. 50
that IL will be possible for the university 10 The
various branches Of higher and pure mathematics in
thorough way. The new appoiLtoe, Joseph
De Perott a French mathematician, student Of Cay
ley, Wcrslctssc and KOnccker. and Dr. Henry =
White native Of New Ori. The latter gradual
Of Wesleyan nivcr~Itv IN J-c2. He afeTWa-
Instructor there, but since l1-7 has been IN Gotnecn
with Klein q Schwartz, dcvoting himself 10 aphcho.
functions and inyariants.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
ANOTHER cHIcAGoyEwYoRK REFLECTION

Chicago, July II special Central Traffic rate, arc
in such state Of collapse that hardly a week ha-
passed Of late without break. TOday's reduction
was on live hogs and provisions and commo3itic-
taking the rates, such lard, pork. grca," ana
tallow, in barrels and tcrces. The reduction va,
from tie present 2JCcu basis % - cents. Chicago
10 Ncw-YOrk with CORE, pond.ng decrease, - inter
mediate points. The reduction gOc, in.0 eject Oh
Iuly
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
HEAVY SHIPMENTS EASTWARD FROM cHIcAGo'

Chicago, July IA cpeciaD.-Eastbound shipments for
last week show astonishing total There were 6O4e4
tons, against 2s5l3 the previous week. and 43764 n
the corresponding week Of 1ss9. The largest in-
in oats and dressed beef the Chicago and
Atlantic taking % per cent Of the former. and the
Wabash 33 per cent OF the latter The Central Traffic
statement -four grain and provisions showed
decrease being -026 tons, against 1915 the prcvi-
s wcckand 1928 in the comes pOndinS week OF lcoD
OF this the Fort Wayne took Il per cent. Grand Trunk
90, Michigan Central l6 Lake Shore - Nickel Plad
Il, Baltimore and Ohio 10, and Pan Handle 8.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
70 the transfer the only plausible for resisting
the European part Of the sgreemet has broken down.

n the transfer the only plausible excuse for resisting
the European part of the agreemet has broken down.
RUGBY BOYS GET ToETHER.
The Rugby boys old and young dating rom 'he
Twcnties 70 now, met TO the numor OF nearly 800
AZ the Whitehall Rooms, Hotel Mtropole. to say
eFlorcat Rugbeia" Sir Richard TEMPE presided, ana
supporting him were host of other stars. Bishop
emple related an old football story of Qeen Adelaide,
vbo witnessing a determined scrimmge between
tho sixth and the school, on B!gside, san "What
pitv they should quarrel over one ball Why don't
,hov haze tvo,- Sir Walter Barttelot SPOKE with
Aeon feeling ~ his own recent loss and not favor
ably. in this connection. Of Mr.. stanley's box.
THE STANLEY WEDDING GIFTS.
.,erc can be nothing 10 exceed the exaggration
about the magnfcence and splendor OF MIS- oI"leys
rr.s.nts qbcv we're very pretty and very numeous
hut were not TO be compared with those received by
v nj the brides who from time 10 time star lie sociey
nv tho marniGcence Of their corbelle. The story ina
raroness Burdete Coutts had given her 10000 was
roeA Illustration of the reckless way in which people
invent stories The Staneys Will remain at Meioheu
Court until Mr.. stanley IS better. His recovery may
he slow. The bride and bridegroom took down
hospltal nurse and DR.. Parke 70 be kept duly In
formed as 20 the condition OF the pauch' anu i''''
10 90 at moments warning.
REFUSING A BIG OFFER.
b.ar that Mrs. Adare Of Rathdarc, Ireland. and
ull.t London. has refused G35Oooo for her cattle
ranch in western America high price TINS ii IneNe
davs Of depressed agriculture but her late huSpan"
who was a fine Judge of land, always valued MS pur-
chase az 100000
LORD AILSA'S NEW YACHT.
Lord Ailsa's new steam yacht which Is gong 10 U,
bult al his own ward. at Troon' Is I" be Nessel "
600 tons with an the latest Improvements ana Is 70
be completed next May, when IT. owner proposes -
.,ar, on a long cruise to India, China Japan anu
EDMUND YATES.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
THE DANGERS OF LAKE PEPIN.
DREADED BY TIIE sTEANBo>TMEN OF THE
TPPT!; MISSISSIPPI.

UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
Lake Pcpln The scene Of the fatal storm on sunday
night , rally an expansion Of the Mississippi. Rvrr
lgt re current II TIE stream Is entirely lo,t ia tie
lake and "a NAV De- sad in one sense % bee lnde'
pendent II tho river and 10 form the only break IN
tie Father OF Water, from IT. source 70 the Huu.
Il average, nearly three miles in width, and is about
-n.-ty milo, Ions. :, IS clear and extremely deep
u, sounding, ever having found bottom IN some
i,,.c- II j, subject 70 frequent squalls ana i'A'
lcen the dr,ad of -icamAoitmen from the earliest
DAYS. boats which have uo trouble IN naY'i'InS tHe
narrow river above AID below finding difficulty IN
beating tl,ush Lake rcp.n. several upper river
steamboat, ar,ady r.pI,c At rs bottom. Two years
, ,b, ,,o,cr.i.cnt tult two expensive brcakwa,er'
on the lake one At Lake C!ty and the other at stock
,,i,, ,,,,,.tc on tA" Wisconsin SIDE. but II seems
,I., tre ,,,t.Iu Of the sea Wing coud not. or az
fd not avail hlmsr.; u cther u those. though
DID. ,... l,,. been almost directly opposite the one
A., I.c or, ,gIru thr storm struck hIm TIC scenery
,l. Ia.c rcp.u is tuc e-audc-t Oh the upper MISS
..,,. ti. Ii.r. rising from the waters edge 70 t"'
I.'..it ~ several nirlgrd feet. The, resemble To-
,.lt.. extent th. Pal. de, u the Hudson, but are
i.,t.r ard more ..i.arr topped. MAIDEN Rock oH
-c WISCONSIN .lGc v.tA TIE Lev.'a'" Indian I't'""
o, f.v. .,.d suicide, solid limestone vail goo i,.5 t6
.I ....r t.l.at i.hr Cl'y. p!fr" oi -"i9| I-,'''
.,l.I.t,.t. i, ou tAc Minnesota s.cc. H. NAN'i -.l
.,y.u.s. a.d VII. t.'nt"u4', a -I,'i'. 'Z'I ~ ~, >,
..- l'r miles above, ua, become of I'" }rH H,I. H,II
iif f,c ...-ol ia'g' for the fine scenery ana th
.,.l.ri ID.fn.. r-lLr and hunting. u j. '.'' ~,
mI southeast ~ 'i Ia'l .,- I' ,ib c,clrnp.,lt
,.t I.h. tlts ca 10 -lui."r' rom N.''. e., '' ,
i -. ,I v,~ lc.Irulu- Red VIM. ~h"i H1'l
OF f.r victims lived, is som" me-" '..''' "F So,
rvor from Iah" o, ,' f,,g",. pHmoad ruG /,
mali l-,-.lc' pu the Wisconsin sd"' ABOUT C"
mH, above Red Was.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
DOCKSTADER'S NEW MINSTREL COMPANY

Painfcld, y. j.. July II CSpccal.-An organiza
ton b. be known Lew Doclstadcr's Ministries wi"
tour the country for term Of years, beginning In the
spring OF 1901. The capital stock Of the company IS
$4,000 Mr.. Miller will manage The combination
with the assistance Of Harry ClaPham Of New YORK
Today at Trenton papers Of Incorporation were hcd.
wherein Lew" DOckstadcr and joseph l.. Miller, Of
Plainhch, are the principal stockholders.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
STANLEY TO SPEAK FOR CHARITY.

Henry NJ Stanley will make his first public appearance
In America in the Metropolitan Opera House on November
IL when he Will deliver a lecture In aid the Fresh Air
and ConVaesccnt Home az summit y. j. valuable and
beneacen Institution which founded two years a7o by
the ladies Summit. In the course Of its existence the
home has n addition individual cases. received many
conValescents ohcr hospitals and IL, power Of
commodation were Increased fvefold IL would stn be
scarcely able the calls constantly made upon It,.
On November 20 George KEENAN, Will begin series Of
lectures at the Broadway Tabernacle In suppor: Of the
home
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
WINTER WEATHER IN AUSTRIA.

Vienna, July J4.-Snow covers the Central APPS
and continues falling. III the district OF salzkam-
mercet and the adjacent country. everything has
wintry appearance The rivers in the southern
Tyrolese Alps have overfowcd their banks. The
Alige from Bozen downward, has flooded the adjacent
country Half OF the city of Trent, Austria whlch Is
on the left bank Of the Adige, is submerged
Pcsth. July 1.-THE floods In southern Hungary
have caused much damage along the Danube. Zen
persons have been drowned.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
JAMES Il. SIMMONS IN JAIL.

CHARGED WITH COMPLETELY IN wREcKINd
THE THREE BANKS.
James A. simmons. who was associated with Peu
and Caassen in the attempt get control OF the sixth
National and the Equitable End LenoX Hill state banks.
arrested Yesterday by United states Marshal John
W. JacObuS, for completely in attempting 70 wreck
the Sixth National Bank lie arrested az his Office,
No. > StOnest., and was taken before United States
Commissioner shields. where bail asked in tile
sum Of So, 900 This simmons was unable TO furnish
and he was locked up In the Ludlow street Jail He
will have a hearing this morning. Richard ,. New'
combe is his attorney
simmons contractor and at the time OF the sus+
pension OF the three banks he he'd large dredging
tracts in Harlem, Nicaragua and san Francisco.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
WANTS 70 60 BACK TO THIRTEEN STARS
i % 4 d I 1 b q

Sir: Onr National Flag now shows or soon VII
show forty four stars, representing 80 many sovereign
states. Presently The number VIII he increased l"
forty seven more.
Al a uttls distance 50 many stars crowded into
corner Of the lag VIII look udi~inct ~ the GalaX
or Mllkv Way of tie heavens. Would II not be- IN
l..ttcr taste. and more commemorative OF our cirf
history sub.fitutc the original thirteen stars on oar
National bannc-l \ NATIVE ANEIICAN.
Ncw-Yolk, JIy Il, 1890.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
nru.r LnSs ~ 4 TEXAS CITY.

Dala, Tex, July li.-The Gould headquarters
Merchants, Exchange and Henderson bmIaihSS "cl'
DESTROYED by fire this morning Inc 's9 - i'' " 80
~, .o asq 700 The Texas and Pacific Railroad :
L.. j.. estimated at $4,000 The state FAIR $50
10 p,i,. "firc was burned. The list OF application
Tor space and programmes 1 WaS ug,'' 0' '''1
Lr necessary To- have them renewed.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
THE SCENIC BEAUTY OF THE PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD

At no season Of the year is the scenery OF the
Juniata Valley, the AileghenicS and the Conemaugh
more attractive than now. ard there IS 10 better
medium OF thoroughly enjoying it than t.at afforded
by the Observation Car Of the PENNSYLVANIA Limited.
This of all trains, with its superb equipment,
passes through Pennsylvania by daylight, and itI
Observation Car IS always flied with delighted tourists.
The Limited leaves New York, from foot OF Desbrossc5
and CortlanGt sts. every day, at 600 d. m. foF
Cincinnati! and Chicago. =.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15

brilliant lightning Tho rain fell in torrents ana te
wind blow almost hurricane. \ few outhoIsee
were topped over and shade trees were uprootcd IN
some parts OF the city. No serious damage however
was done The thermometer fell nearly twenty 90
grees during the prevalence Of the storm. Ie stOrm
was strictly local did not extend beyond the etate
line. Not a drop OF rain fell in Kansas city, ham
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
uor.t uAy,GERS ORGANIZING.

c,r,toca SPRINGS. y. y, July il (Speciall-ln con
roc,i.p with the meeting of tho Nrw-Nork Hotel Ns-
ctiou here To morrow afternoon, step VIII be t2N'
ward organizing tie "Unitcd state lioteI A''o,E
tion a national organization. The movement orIH-
mated al a meeting held in Boston, May 1o' anu Ee
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.

Chicago July 1.-two Democratic nominations
~ candidates for Congress We're made today IN This
ety. In the Ist District W. G.. Ewing. nitcd states
District Attorney, was nominated, and In the Nth.
,;..rcral y. C. Ncyberry named. The lst Dis
trt IL now represented by Abner Taylor and the " IN
rs C.. +. Adams.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15

stakes at milo and half 70 be August o. are as
follows Casslus 124. Los Angeles 123. Hindocratt e,
Emperor Of Norfolk 1l6, Wary 1l9, Flood Tide i'll,
Retrieve 110, Maraude no Rcd Fellow l07 Prather lO1
Daniel lO6, Ten Booker l04. Admiral 1O2 Sam D. 100,
Tormentor o. Granercy o. Dollkins 95 Successor de-
cared. Pee Weep declared. Montrose declared.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
KANSAS CITY VISITED BY HEAVY RAIN.

Kansas city, Mo, July li-Thc spell OF extreme not
weather which has prevailed In this city Tor hVe
weeks with only one day of cessation ana with only
one tracc Of ram Wa, broken today by heaVS storm.
Al noon the thermometer registered - de-ree'' ana
at that hour black clouds appeared NImu''ue"i'N -
~ ,,rthc,st and southwest moving slowly toward
o,ch other At g O'Clock they met. The result was
a severe storm of rain and wind accompanied W
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
JrDGuryrs AGAINST coryr DE GALLArIy.

Two judgments bv confession entered n the County
Corl', Once yesterday against James Frances DE- Gaatn
and Harriet Uuar dc Ga1jn. Tho FOR 1913 $50 II
in favor Of Alfred Augustus George Of no. 7s strand
London The Second for sl9.0fl "A. in favor m
Lucius c. Duncan formerly o: New.IOrk and New
Orleans but now " London.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
DINING WITH MRS HARRISON.

Cape MAY. y. j.. July II Spccial-Mrs. T. II. Bell
and Mrs. Frederick storm, guests Of the Nindsg, Of
Davside y. f. dincd with Mrs. Harrison and family 10
dav Mrs. Bell is the woman who presented 10 Mrs.
Harrison a few days ago a SILK bed covering.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
THE SANDY HOOK ROUTE
MONMOUTH PARK RACES.

For cool and delightful sail down the harbor ana
an enjoyable day al the races, take the magnifcent
Steamers Sandy Hook, Monmouth or 81. Johns from
Pier 30 g. North River, foot Kccorst at 0, IL a. ms
II 10 and l p. =,
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
CHARACTERISTICS

Characteristics or THE MINNESOTA Nloi'"'
ruo.-h b, known regarding the eIoup oi VIM
,~,.. ,cbl,h ,q.otc Eastern Minnesota on SUNDAY ID
i, r,t IN r.-,cc, ID The destruction OF human "l''
, t. had fa, raralci, 90 tAc history Of tAis ''HLLS'
,ro.c,,.~ tl,c ,,.l.., iu TIN, iuetanc" promise ''
.,,1 200 III Louisville. March -, on!l a''"'
700 live, vcrc lost lut m IN" t'N or clght 'or"""'
,r,,. I'm Ec.tncly ard adjacent states thnt d9 ma
, To- tn,, il4 vlrtlu,. according 10 a rusl"0''N
,, o,,r.,> ,,,atc ,-irat" mnde week or TWO Id'r'
.rho ,,.,to., uuul,r - persons thus hicd III '"'
, -, IN. United -.t.- according 20 Fin'' - aoo''
-oo THIS WIS ou February -, l77L ""'' "' ''''
than .>,y t.rndoc, were recorded h various p"''
-, ,,.tr, No single disturbance at that tme'
YER -lor more than twenty or '"I'f P
r, ,, ,ppr,, . to the havoc In the Falls 't'' }"
,,. ,.,,r ., far s, i- known until now, WAS "i
,....,,cu Lava. Juuc H. 49, wh"n the deaths "'"
.,.,, 100 n ., possible. therefore. lH"' '.''
.., ~ IN. Ne-l-.iaui River known - " Lake
..t.~ ,,.. an ,up,'., t!.. scene ot deas."r unII
,r.,,., n our records for the number OF i'' N''"''
,,, p,, d,.,,li, tn the whole stat' VIII n"' prove
.,,.,. a.. o., tvo or thrc, other separate s''i'"
days. ,. s.,,~st,
,..., t...,. tl.r. s,cr, ia Minnesota on NhN"''' y
iricf All. ui!on j, uadr Z to'nad" ~ P''''"'
,o, ,,.. north II ~ Paul Descriptions "i l~''ii', ~
PHENOMENA come from points h,&@ & "' ,r 'vr.H m.
'nn'' ,,,,.ftv occurred. and which is iiN 'T ~
,,,,,.. ni'irr south. the disturb, int shrltl,r
."'. .r. r...iu..lrd an exceedingly Ni"lH t"'l'''
""'. i'..c v.I. pr,DaIl} separate. i''d-' 'I'
a If, ,..A 'o.htr. Iluw'Sc- th'' HlN H4'r
I..nu tle whole disturbance >'chr - "'' i,.i, ,r.
a., .r,.u measure - the cN'r,-'Nr .'' .,,.l..
.n t ,n. t.np.r Ml,-i..ppj NR,r. 80 ''l"'.
i,,.., lloru who B. row l-luS cit"i a. "','' ,,i
thc mechanical NonN ' inc ,'u" ,,L ,.nor. tA,ory
hold, +, tl.c "conN"cuoinI' ol i."' "'' ''P''
a. i'm Ia. a. sol tIf
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
,InnItou spnrkIlng .nrina Wntcr,

II surprised with guests, Hub Punch proves It's handy
character open the bottle and az once, with ice o.
soda = desired. Groccrs and druggists.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15

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