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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-09

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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-09
DREADFUL PSORIASIS.
Covering Entire Body With white scabs
suffering Fearful. Cured by
Cuticura.

NY disease (psoriasis) first broke ou' on my left
cheek. spreading across my nose, and almost
covering my lace. II ran into my eyes, and the
physician was AFRAID ! would lose my eyesight al
together. u spread all over my head, and my
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-09
Fad Him There.

She during a slight tiffJ-You never
can keep a secret, anyway!
He-l rant! Suppose ! had told
that ! kissed you before we were en-.
gagedl
She tcalmly)-Well, I should say You
were not the only ope.-Life.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-09

ties Cuticura I,esolvent, ! could see n
change; and afer I had taken four bottles, was
al most cured; and wnen ] had used six bottles OF
Cuticura lResoiyent an one box Of Cuticura.
and one cake Of Cutieura Soap, ! was cured OF
he dreadful disease from which ] had suff ned for
five years. | cannot express with a pen what l
suffered before u ing the Cuticura Remedies.
They saved my life, and ! feel it my duty to recon.
meod tn, m. Ny hair is restored Is good rs ever,
and so is my eyesight.
Mas. ROSA KELLY. Rockwell City, Iowa,
Cuticura Res0lvent,
The new Blood and Skin Purifier and pnrest and
beet Of Humor Remedies, internally, Snd Cutt.
cura the grea' Skin Cure. and Cuticura Soap,
an exquisite Skin Beautiher, externally, have
cured thousands of cases W ere the shedding OF
scales mtasured q quart daily, the skin cracked.
bleeding, burning, and itching amost beyond
human endurance, hair ~lifeless or all gone. SUIT
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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-03
OPEN wAR DECLARED.
The New York Cestrsi AnBounces That
IL objects 10 ia EmPiores Being
Entshfs Of Labor.

The New York Cestr.i AoBouaces That
IL objects TO Is Empiores Being
knights OF Labor.
NEW YORK. Oct 2 Third VICE Presi-
dent Webb. Of the New York Central
railroad. has issued circular. which
has been sent 30 the heads 81
the various departments announcing
that the road objects 20 its en-
ployes being Knights OF Labor. on
cisls are requested TO call tie attention
Of employees 20 the circular The decu-
nent states that tbe recent
strike. the acts of lawlessness
committed in connection thorewith.
the published correspondence be-
tween the leaders Of the equalization
that ordered II. and the fact that many
men now seeking unemployment state
that they quit work from fear %
personal violence and aid not dare
20 resume work FOR the sane
reason. force the management %
the company TO this decision, being
satisfied that membership in THE par
ticulsr organization Ia fDcorsistent With
faithful and Efficient service 20 she
company. and Is likely a. any time r.
prevent - from properly siscssrging its
duties TO The public
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-03
A SUCCESS.
Over $4,000 Persons Attest the openinr
Of the Exposition ut SPOKANE Pals,

Over $4,000 Persons Attest the Opening
Of the Exposition 1T SPOKANE Pals.
Wash
SPOKANE FALLS, Wash. Oct 2.-The
FIRST exposition ever held in the State
OF Washington opened here Wednes-
day. Despite the strike q union car
penters the building was csmpleted On
time. scores of leading mei Of the ciy
turning out and taking the llsces Of the
strikers. The whole city made il .
point 70 attend the opening
The exposition 10 not confined
to Washington. including erhib.
it's from Idaho. NonatsIa. Oregon
and British Columbia Half ~ hour aft.
er the door opened Il. 900 people passed
into the great building. and the crush
was SO great test thousands we're turned
away unable TO gain ad nissien. ". n.
Calkins. formerly Of Indiana. delivered
the opening address. while local and
military bands from Fort sherman and
a trained chorus Of 800 voices coBtri b
uted music.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-03
VAST TRACTS SWEPT BY FIRE.
Thousands of Acres of Timber, Grain and
Buildings Burned Over In Dakota.

Buildings Burned Over In Dakota.
RAPID CITY, S. D., Oct 2.-Wide-
spread forest fires are still devastating
timber lands in the southern hills.
Miners and ranchmen in the Eta Mine
district have fought for four days to save
their homes. For nine miles along the
Battle river the pine forests are entirely
destroyed. The Harvey City bridge
and the shaft, sheds and timbering OF
the Cross Tin mine AID the buildings
of several other mines in the vicinity
have been destroyed. Tim ber about Hill
City is reported on fire. Fires are also
raging in the northern hills. The damage
to timber ia almost incalculable. Fac
tories on the outskirts OF Deadwood
narrowly escaped destruction Monday.
PIPEsToSE, Mimi, Oct IA terrible
prairie fire ragged north OF here Tuesday
evening and burned every thing in its
path. Senator Brown rs one of the suf-
ferers, having lost his handsome tree
claim. Thousands of bushels of grain
and hundreds of tons of hay were con-
sumed. The loss can not be estim ated,
but will be very heavy.
DICKINSON, n. D.. Oct. 2. 2.-Terrifc
prairie fires are raging east and south
of here. Near Gladstone there has
been great loss. At North Richard
son a party is forming to guard the
town. Several farmers west OF here lost
all their crops. Tho loss will be hard
on small stcckmo,.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-03

MONTICELLO. H.. Oct. 2 Rev. John
". VIM died at his home here
Wednesday. aged 20 years. lie was
one of the pioneers Of Methodism in
Illinois, and an intimate friend and
worker with the venerable Peter Cart
wright Peter Akers and other Method
ist pioneers
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-03

t714rTs. Ca. Oct 2-Lste retu-n.
shor that the fuil Democratic tirkst is
elected ~ TIE usual heavy majority.
there being practically ~ oIFesi tion.
Poth oonstitsfiorsl srners u,snts have
probably bssn c~risd Ths oensrsl
Assem- biz ia n rec -fgsrtrs tflianca
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-03

wAsHrSorox. Oct - Pouaiations
were On Wednesday snnounces By the
Census Bureau once Of cities sH6 towns
as follows.
Atron o. p 70. fncresss, n 10 Auanc..
o. so. iBcresss ? pa bshfsDu q r 80
Increase All Carton o ~ ircrta~s.
400 Fast Liverpool .. y ~. tncrssse.
Bss kass1on. o. rot iterefss 2 ~
Stsssenrils o. l8sts. incrsass 1r0 Wa.
rsn o. s1F irc-esss fs5s WeHaln.. o..
szs. Increase 1.5st Yo8ngstova o az -
focre2se g - sise tbe rorsiatisn - tse
stst~ - Geo-gis "a -s5f. increase ~ - ~
"A . reT nert
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-03

EKw YoHK. oct Joseph J DAY.
u. a well known reAl-eststs dealer 80
Brooklyn, hss disappeared. Hs IL 81
eused q s~indlihg a widow and bs1
children ca q SO zoo inSrustsd - him
for investment and . warrant bss been
issued for his arrest lie hes eeen en-.
raged in the rsai-estsss busiDess for
several years sns was reported 70 be
worth from SIS. 600 g. tI08. opt
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-03

CURRENT EyESTA
Fsrs Ns6nss4sy night II EsFiax Z
- 5 s.es s2et0fy a. Claelaaat- e@ssea
less q ss5.s zee.
Ssysa zsa ~srs in5arsd. oas fatally.
~ q cslils4oa cetueea : gravel 4na
xeAxat train neer B4nzer Ne.
The nlRs6 anRaAl couFsRtiea of TIE
International kGzer4l Directors ksse-
s-zsloa : eeiag 1eld IN omaaA Aeh
Ex-Geyernor . Neil q Alsb4n.. was
5tzlckea sta psralysis a. hls Ae@s in
Florence. Wednesday. H-s con4ition IS
critical
Charles weare. of Cedar Rap.4s Ia.
appointed Cousal 70 Vera CrCE Two
seeks sgo. returned hone Neaaesasy -
la3 resigned
James uerrington, = pstnfoggiag
l4wyer. WAS taken fr0m jail a. bakers
ssid. Cal. BY masked men and givsa =
,oat of Tar and feathers.
Furnaces are being dumped in al tie
iron centers in Scotland Every thiag
Indicates q severe struggle between the
workmea and employers
The Wisconsin Grand Lodge of Good
TenplAFs opened It's annual sessisR in
Madison Wednesday There srs a.
present 5s5 lodges in the State.
J. H. brewers. agent for ID. Appleton
& CO. for the State Of Kansas and
Missouri. has absconded from Kansas
City with $1,000 OF the eompany's
money.
The Ohio Grand Lodge of the Inde-
pendent Order OF Good Templsrs is
holding = session at FostOris. The
membership increased over ?. 500 the
last year.
The bill locating the permanent capt
tai OF Oklahoma Territory At Oklahoma
City was passed By the lower House Of
the Legislature Wednesday by vote
OF Ia 70 III.
Mayor Noonan and number OF prom
inent ST. Louis MO- business men
have invited President Harrison 10 visit
that city during his contemplated trip
10 the West this month
Louis Kossutn. the Hungarian pat
riot, has written q letter in which he
advises the Hungarian extremists TO
take their stand on the dualistic prin-
cipies enunciated in 1s4s.
Wednesday, at New York, was opened
tho first training school In this couRtry
for deaconesses of the Episcopal church.
Similar schools will soon be opened at
Philadelphia, Cleveland and Richmond,
Va
The Wisconsin Congregational con-
vention elected the following home
missionary officers Wednesday: Secre-
tary, Rev. Mr. Gressie, Milwaukee, and
Chairman OF the Home Missionary
Board, Rev. Judson Ellsworth.
Charles A. Benson was on Wednes-
day arrested at Camden, n. j., for mur-
dering Mrs. John Mettman at Leaven-
worth, Kan, last spring. 1t will be re-
membered that the womsn's remains.
shockingly mutilated, were found in
the river.
Ex-Secretary Of Agriculture J. Cole.
man has disposed of large tract oi
land on Delmar and Clemens avenues in
St. Louis, Mo-, which had been in his
family for nearly half a century, the
consideration being $40, ,oO0 1t will be
subdiyided.
Detective J. e. Murphy left Colum'
bus, o., September IS for San Francisco
to bring back man wanted for criminal
assault No word has been received
from him since Septemb ber %, when he
was at Ogden, u. T., and it is feared he
has been foully dealt with.
A company has been formed at Du
buque, Ia, to renew work in the Kar
rick lead mines. These mines were
worked thirty years ago and big fort
unes were realized from them. After
reaching a certain depth the water came
in with such violence that work had t<
be snsnanfnd
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-03
suieide OF a MlIIionaire. Son.

SAN Francisco, Oct 2.-Leonsrd To-
bias. the son Of New York millionaire,
committed suicide at the Grand Hotel,
Yokohama. Japan. September 5. by
shooting himself through the head.
Financial troubles are supposed 70 have
been the cause. tho father shutting
down on the supply OF money.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-03

Prs NcISEs Ia. Oct 2 2-Aftielss %
incorporation q ths Chieage. Ioss A
Pscife RsiivsJ Coupsny have been
fled bsrs. The chief place 81 business
il Des koines ard TIE capi*sl stock
t1eo oeo osa Among ths iinss IN son-
tenpission "a oss frou ckiea<s tkroagh
Dss Mo8nes - tie CitJ - Nsrico. sItk
branch sxsensinr fror = Finf - or
near Dss Noiass - er near -acsKs -
Seattle. Wssh.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-03

Goth the methed and results when
Syrup Of Figs Is taken; il Is pleasant
and refreshing 10 the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly ca the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, clezases the sys-
TEN efectuslly, dispels colds, head
aches and feyers and cures hahitUai
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
dueed, pleasing to the taste and Sc
eept&ble 10 the stomach, prompt In
Is action and truly beneficial ia its
effects, prepared only from the lnOst
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
70 all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale IN 600
ard 81 bottles By ell leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand VIII pro-
cure it promptly for any enc who
wishes 10 try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SY2Uo co.
san FRANCISCO. cfi.
LOUISVILLE. IN. rs. foRK. NJ.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-03
A Rorcott Itfted.

NEw YoRK, Oct The boycott de-
clared against all brick made By the
Manufacturers Association AZ Yer
planck's Point. by the walking dele
gates Of the building trades, June "a.
vas finally abandoned By the delegates
Wednesday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-03

LoSpox. Oct 2 r. The Chronicle's
Paris correspondent says that Cardinal
dent Carnot % ne Pore promising con
eessloas 70 the Catholics on tae eop6i-
tioa that thev abandon their hostility
70 the repubaie
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-03

EE~ YoRE. Oct z--Tbs schedules -
szvysr. Ws1lses a Co. insoivsnt con.
mission merchants. were 1iss w.1pes-
6sT. and sbo~ liabilities - q. as. .eea
via aetosl assets q s<sktsz
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-03

r)rs HorxEs. Ia oot a-Forty cases
of siphtberis are reported ~ ths State
Bosrs of Bsaltt fron t~o townst "a il
Crsyfera County. TIE disease is main
II coEfne5 4, Geruar fsrtlfas
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-03

ST. LoVEs. Oct a-ft is learned that
= brussels carpet frust is now zsssrod
aid the price o. n-essels carpets viii
20 sp twenty-five - tAirty censs
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-03
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, 1890-03-20

Coming" jokes is a very common
figure of speech, but we know of only
one instance in which a joke was actu-
ally coined-that is, struck from a
craven die and issued from a legal
mint. The fact is historical and is as
follows:
In the year 1879 the Danes advanced
with a large force upon Hamburg, but
after a seige of considerable duration,
seeing but little hope of ultimate sue
cess, they finally withdrew and
marched back.
Thereupon the Hamburgers caused
a medal to be struck in commemora-
ton of the event. On one side of the
numismatic curiosity was the inscrip-
ton THE King of Denmark came be-
fore Hamburg. What he gained by it
will be seen IN the other side"
On the other side there was a total
blank.-Youth's Companion.
, 1890-03-20

well" said the undertaken, as he
entered his office, placed his plug hat
in a coffin box and placing his feet
on a casket stool, commenced polish
ing a name plate with his silk hand
kerchief, Il have just seer one of the
strangest sights that ever met my eyes.
l had charge of the funeral of a wo-
man, and as the time came when the
relatives We're to take a last fond look
at the face of the deceased two men
and a little girl approached and, bend,
ing over, kissed the lips of the dead
woman. These two men had been
husbands of the and the little
girl was her daughter. The first hus-
band was a negro and the girl was his
daughter, while the second and present
husband was a white man. The woman
was white. l doubt if there was ever
a similar case reported, at least, l
never heard of one before. There is
no mistake, it is a strange story
Minneapolis Tribune.
, 1890-03-20

A great deal of misinformation is
afioat about the number and dates of
former funerals from the White House,
and especially from the East parlor.
The most accurate c%hroniclers agree in
the statement that President William
Henry Harrison's was the first funeral
to be held there. He died April 4, 1S41,
and the following day the public We're
admitted to view his remains.
In October, 1912, Mrs. Louisa Tyler,
wife of President John Tyler, died at
the mansion, and was buried from
there. She was the only presidents
wife to die during her husbands term
of Office. Mrs. Willard Fillmore died
at Wizards Hotel in March, 1859, a
few days after vacating the White
House as its mistress.
A year and five months after Mrs.
Tyler's death, the first week in March,
1874, the funerals of four victims of the
disaster on board the Princeton by the
bursting of the gun "Peacemaker"
were held in the East parlor.
President Zachary Taylor died in the
mansion July 9, 1850, and his remains
lay in state several days in the East
room and were inferred from there
with great pomp. Along interregnum
in the reign of death was now vouch-
safed, until the funeral there of Willie
Lincoln in February, 1862, followed
by that of his father in April, 1865.
Mrs. Grants father was buried from
the Blue parlor during President
Grants first administration.-Phila
delphia Press.
, 1890-03-20
Buried by Failing Walls.

INDIANAPOLIS. March l9.-Part Of the
roof Of the Bowen Merrill building which
was Quilted BY fire two days ago fell this
afternoon, burying a large number of men
in the ruins. 1t is believed fifteen to
twenty five were killed or injured,
The reports of eye witnesses are very
conflicting as to the number supposed to
be in the wreck. Probably most of those
near the falling wall escaped. Peter AL.
bin and VIM. Meadow, carpenters, en-,
gagged in bracIng the iron front, were
buried beneath the debris, but we're soon
rescued, both considerably hurt. 1t is
impossible to make a thorough search OF
the wreck yet. as the rest OF the iron
front threatens to topple over at any mo-
ment. Immediately after the tall of the
roof the east wall of the adjoining build
ing, occupied by Bicknell's store, fell in.
1t is believed'that all the clerks and GUS
TONERS escaned.
, 1890-03-20

Not many eastern people, unless
they are acquainted with the forests
of the Mississippi valley, and more es-
feghany mountains, know what a real
ly large hickory tree is. The shellbarks
of southern Indiana are sometimes $50
feet tall, with trunks four or five feet
in diameter, and bare of limbs for
seventy or eighty feet, and even larg-
er trees can be found in the still al
most untouched forests of eastern
Tennessee and western North Carolina.
But those large trees are doomed, and
before many years have passed every
hickory tree of sufficient size and prop
er quality will have been sacrificed to
supply the ever increasing demand for
the wood.-Exchange.
, 1890-03-20

WASHINGTON, March l9.-It has been
discovered that the Cherokee Home.
steaders' Association has issued a secret
circular calling for a general raid into the
strip from all directions on April %. 1t
says there is good reason to believe that
they will not be molested wish if a suf
f~ciently large number 90 in. On the
strength of this President Harrison has
authorized the statement that settlement
of the Cherokee strip will not be allowed
until duly authorized, no matter what
proportions the raid assumes.
The United States steamer Dispatch,
with Secretary Tracy on board, has come
off and reached Norfolk uninjured.
Tracy has gone on board again, having
been taken off.
The Republican members of the ways
and means committee will submit the
tariff bill to the full committee on Fri
day. An agreement has been reached on
Mexican lead ores. Lead ores will be
dutiable at one and one half cents per
pound and will have to pay duty whether
or not the lead ore is associated with
others
, 1890-03-20

HELENA, Ark, March l9.-The town
OF Clarendon Is now pretty nearly covered
with water from the White river. The
river rose 90 fast that a conductor was
compelled to move his train to the Ar.
kansas Midland road, two miles from
here, to make his run in. Between here
and Clarendon the water is on some parts
Of the track six feet deep.
LAKE Providence, La, March 49,
The crevasse at Raleigh this afternoon
was 5000 feet wide and from ten to
twelve feet deep. The water is going
through with a tremendous force. At
tempts are being made to fasten the
ends SO as TO prevent further ahrasinns
, 1890-03-20

WARRINGTON, March I9.-Dr. Harri
son Wagner, whose numerous and heavy
suits against the Adams Express COM
pany, instituted in small county courts.
recently attracted considerably attention,
was locked up in the police station here
to await the pleasure of the authorities of
Stafford county, Virginia, who wan him
on the charge OF forging signatures to
the documents in the case. Wagner says
he was a manufacturer OF medicines in
Frederick county, Maryland. and brought
suits against the Adams Express COM
pany in several states for failure to de.
liver his medicines. obtaining numerous
judgments by default. He asserts his in
uocence of forgery. Wagner is thought
TO be a crank,
, 1890-03-20

CHICAGO, March l9.-The trial by
court martial of Lieutenant Steele, Stt
cavalry, for alleged maltreatment of Pri
vate Dell P. Wild wss resumed thi,
morning. Evidence was introduced
to prove that Wild had formerly
served in the army under the name Of
Daniel p. Ward. Wild, when questioned,
declined to say how long he had been in
the service and admitted he could not
bring anyone to testify to his good char.
acter. On behalf of Steele a number OF
troopers testified that he always treated
them in a g%entlemanly way and that they
would not believe Wild under oath. Steele
offered to bring every member of his
company to prove both of these points.
Adjourned till tomorrow.
, 1890-03-20
A Correspondent,s View.

LONDON, March l9.-The Berlin cor
respondent of the Nesos denies the story
that Bismarck refused to visit the en-
peror on the evening before ~resigning.
1t is reported that the emperor was an
noyed at Bismarck for interviewing
Windthorst without consulting him. He
is certain that Bismarck did not intend to
resign at present. because he intended to
make a great political speech 10 the re
opening of the reichstag and await the
chance for an impressive exit from the
political scene. Bismarck is not in ex-
cellent spirits. He suffers from insom
ala and earnestly desires rest. His fam
lily, and especially his wife. are glad he
resigned.