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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28
HON. ALLEN G. rAuaMAN.
Elaborate Preparations for Csicbralinl
,r. .. .....,

Elaborate Preparations for Celebrating
His Nest birthday.
CHICAGO, Mar. -l A Herald special
from Columbus, Onio. says. John j. I.ont1
made d visit to Now York lasi week. whcrc
Boo held conferences with CX-proshont
Cleveland n REGARD to tle celebration OF
Judge Allen g.. Thurman next birthday.
November lith. with "a grand Democratic
dinner here. Sir. Cleveland is said i0 Dee
anxious thal tha occasion shall Doe made one
ai national character and is one Of the
prime movers .n iho Affair. lie Will Dee
present, aud among those who win De asked
io participate are mentioned lh.ci-JnhtlDe
Fuller Roger q. Nlls. Don ~. Dickinson,
and DN-~pelher Carlisle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28

HAMBURG. Mar. zl.-Ihe Hamburg Ma
crichten says that ihe Emperor viii en-
deafOr t0 mainiain personal entente cor-
diale with the party leaders Of The Reich
stag.
BfRIIS. Mar. 2..-Iho Emperor has dec
Grated Count Herbert Bismarck with the
collar and oriorol iiohonzoileru.
LOSuON. Mar. 1.-THE Conservative
Council of Birmingham has unanimously
censufed l0d Randolph Churchill. for his
speech GOA tAe parneil Commission notion,
BERLIN. Mar. q. Boron Won Bleberiein,
Minister tO Baden. ha, been nominated tO
succeed Count Herbert Bismarck.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28

PALMYRA. Va, Mar. ~ Special "A
large crowd attended the regular term OF
our County Court.
An old man ss years of age walked eight
miles 90 court.
A large number of gypsies have Deeh
camping near this place Tor ine past Week
telling fortunes, trading hcfse5' ana uHln
inc with NEGROES. Among ihe number who
had their fortunes told. % was am old negro,
who in consideration ior tAe knowledge Of
his future. gave the learned Bohemian three
dogs aud his gun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28

omy. accompanied by friends, arrived here
~ 3 O'Clock =. NJ, via Chesapeake and
Ohio special. in charge of w. II. D.a for
travelling passenger agent Of the 1hesa-
peake and Ohio road. They spent several
hours IN visiting The University and ir-
ginia Military Institute and were shown
c0uricsies hy che students and cadets.
Representatives Of the faculties of both iu-
siituNons escorted the visitors through the
grounds and scciion-r00ms of the in4fi-
tuti0ne ard 40 l.. VI. they were
taken % the institute where they witnessed
dress parade hy the cadet battalion. SO -
J.. NJ. the tourists left for Richmond with
good impressions OF Lexington and her odu-
calInnnI ImaniutInns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28
snithneld sparks.

sAnrurrFID, Va. Mar. SPECIAL. F.
Bishop Randolph preached in the Episcopal
church sunday evening and night at ine
morning service he confirmed a class oil
twelve.
Mr. W. ID. Folk has returned from Rich-
moud. where be went t0 attend the Grand
Council OF Royal Agcanum.
Mrs l.. ID. Gwailney has returned from q
visit % her daughter, Mrs Maxwell, Of
knoxville, Tenn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28
sTArE NEWS CONDENSED.


Pen Pictures tulled from % Number of
Exchanges.
,r,. .,.,,1 annual ,,.ot,r.. .f fi. -....
DAT - -A7sooi"iiDl' "NiIu now mas " "''''''
ship OF two hundred and siNiy-hFe, viii he
hald at old Point Comfort. July lsf. 2nl and
8nl. THE president. addro-. will no d.llr-
cred lv SIR. R. G.lf. Eean. of Imchimrr
ODE annual address hr Jugte Chau.,
j.. Fnuuer. of New Orleans. In addition fO
fDo.4. a rich treat +. promised ir fa. vay ol
i.,,.ar- fo ha read f0f,ra fha Association L.
.1a following yir.iria LAWYERS. Nom. Juhn
p4uloinh 'ru.krr. Irtinrfon. fInn. B.. a..
Hnri.-. of Liberty. Colonel R. 4. ". Duke.
offnsrl.ff.,iile and Sir Richard d. Davis.
az p0lor-lurr
Tla Farmvifa Journ4f saws. some ODD.
has recently written off the roads m hI7
county that There had been money enough
-uonf on Them n the last FORTY years tu
have paved every foot of them with au
impcrishahlc pavement That may not eN-
1rt'y ht tine c0uniio, of this section. hui
tlai lhe work on the roads. which cost-
s.unfUInu. HU. amounted 90 WrII-Ui-I INilI-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28
TERRIBLE WEATHER
A FEARFUL CYCLONE REPORTED
m THE WEST.

Hundreds OF Lives Lost and Immense
Damage TO Property Louisville. Jcacr-
-onvillo and Other Towns Anectcd.
Latest reiegraphic News obtainabls
CINCINNATI. OHIO. Mag d. A.M.-It
is reported that many hundreds Of lives
have been lost at Louisville. Kentucky:
Jcfcr,onyilio. Indiana, and ncighboring
cities, tornado having devastated
The region. 40 accurate reports arc
ohtainablo. Rumor places the loss OF life
n Louisville 40 i,5oo. and ia Joaorson,illc
at 50o. ltis reported ihai ihe principal de-
siuciiou ai Louisville was in the western
part Of the city.
Al ILLINOIS VILLAGE DESTROYED.
CHICAGO. Mar. PA late special says
that Metropolis. a small village in Illinois.
about thirty-ihrce miles from Cairo. was
destroyed ly iho storm. and several hun-
dred people killed and injured.
VIVID. HAIL. AND SNOW.
Specials 90 the Herald report that a ,io-
Tent si0rm0i wind. hail. rain. and snow pre-
walls ali over the Northwest. in some places
approaching the iury OF "a cyclone. Heavy
snow has fallen lu Minnesota aud Dakota.
the fali at lanhion amounting to twelve
inches.
INTENSE COLD.
ln Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa. tho iher.
momeicr 40 late hour tonight. showed q
drop Of ily degrees since 90 O'Clock this
morning. Ihe wind wa. most severe in
southern Illinois and Indiana. 40 Olncy. NJ
lnOis. number Ol buildings were domolish-
ei and unuoid. and many people injured.
out only tWo or three fatally. Miss N. >pons-
ler Was buried in the ruins Of her millinery
store and seriously injured She may not
recover. THE residence ol Alr. Nathcs
WAS completely crushed and the family
buried ln the ruins hut ali escaped serious
injuries. except Mrs. Mathos. who j. In "A
critical condition.
COMM NfCArION cur or.
NEW YORK. Mar. 2s.-2 A. M.-Yhe West
-m Onion Telegraph Company report come
mun.caton with Louisville entirely cut Oh
in AN directions. it is. therefore. impOssi-
Nlo Oh obtain amy news direct from that
city. lle Offices reached nearest there
can give nO information. except that gene
oral storm oi great violence Is raging all
through that region. kumora are in circu-
latnn ol great .ns, Of ltD and property, but
nothing authentic can he learned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28
A CAVE-iN.
House. and Lands in Wnkesbarre settle

Houses and Lands in Miikesbarre settle
Down.
WuKEsBARRE, PA~ Mar. 2l.-A uemor
Of the earth. and the sinking ofhouses I'm the
northern part Of the city this morning DEM
onslraied the fact thai aca,e-in had occur
red somewhere in the Conyngham mine.
party of mine explorers made desc nt
into the workings. bat did not deem
10 advisable % approach near 10
ave is i'm "a direct line with the recent se'-
fling under The lehigh Valley Railroad
-hop- and rOund-hOuse. As far as can De-
learned. the settling in the interior is un-
doubtcdly widespread, and has caused
great damage The mine is operated Di ihe
Delaware and Hudson Coal Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28
FEAsFUL EXPLOSION.
4 Boiler FHraia with Terrible Wesults Ia
.nEAl AllInely.

CHICAGO. Mar 21-At @ o'clock tonight
a large boiler burst in ihe Big sugar refinery
located at Beach and Taylor streets. The
flame, 0cca-i0ned By the explosion reached
the starch department. and a second cXpl0-
sion followed. Three floors of the great
building and the timbers supporting 10
were blown i0 atoms, and 40 least fifteen
OF the employees are said tO have
been killed. & score Of physicians and
0i men are at work on the debris beneath
which the bodies Of ihe unfortunate men are
buried. The building &, on hre. and every
department IN ile city has responded 10 G
General alarm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28

MILIBoRO. Va. March 27.- special -
Mr.. Thomas .. Glover the popular mani
ager of the Warm Spring Hotel. arrived
here This morning from Washington and
lc1 Immediately for the springs. whore Doe
is getting things in shape ior the large
crowd anticipated. I understand great
many rooms have already been engaged.
and The outlook is very bright for this lopu-
Jar summer resort.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28
FROM LYNcHBURG.
A Judge sets a Verdict 3 side--ad Double
Tragedy.

Tragedy.
LYNcuBURG, Va. Mar. 2l.- Special
The jury m the case of Edmund Iui for
shooting Hogan in Bedford county. brought
in "a verdict last evening of SIS nue and ace
0uIttMof the prisoner. jul-c Davis -Oi ile
verdict 0f the iury aside as UNJUST aHd ORDER
ed a new trial next month. lhe case l- One
that eXcites great deal of interest. as both
paltie, are widely known. snd the shooting
came very near being fatal.
The Two negroes convicted ai tA. late
term Ol the uIteI States Court ln this city
for mail robbery. were taken to-day t0 AL
banN pcnitontiary hy "a United states depu-
is marshal. lhey both go for three years.
b. Estes Vaughan. oi This city. has been
elected president of the uew bank ai bucna
Vista. aud viii commence operations ot
once.
The private car of pre-iden, inman. q
the Richmond and DauYiiie system pdssed
through the city ON the 1880 - ". bound
train. having 0r board Mrs. President lia-
rlsOn. Mrs. Russell Harrison. Mrs. oecle-
tary Wauamakcr and other ladies Alomi-
nont in Washington society The party
nave been doing thc south since The laih
instant. and after two weeks of plCa-urab.e
travel Will doubtless return 90 Washington
lile with renewed delight.
The Chesapeake and Ohio dining cars
have been put through the shops and look as
brightas new silver dollars. II. W. Fuller
has assumed charge of the dining car line
which is guarantee of substantial cN-
cellence and good taste of the service, u
energy and ability mean anything.
Senator Hurt. of PitisylvJnia. Mr. Peters
of Norfolk and other gentlemen ON the land
boom passed through here today from visit
90 the new city of Glasgow.
A sad and most shocking double tragedy
occurred near here last evening. AT Bald
Eagle Dam ON James River, while James
Campbell, % most worthy farmer was burn
ing "a plant bed. his little daughters clothes
took tire and she was burned tO death in
few minutes soon after hearing Of the sad
accident. the near relatives of the family,
living On the opposite side of The riFer Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Hight, took a small hoat
and attempted Co cross the river which was
high. to help the afflicted. The boat went
over a dam. both were drowned. and ihe
bodies have not yet been found. The drown
al ..I.f .Ir..t4 I.IftII-A "a home
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28

DANvIlIE. Va. Mar. 27.- special. r.
The residence OF Thomas lanier, "a
Young farmer living eieht ln-es
from mere was burned % ihe eouhu
mis- morning by an accidental fire..
ME house. which was a new one, cost
$1,000. 80 insurance,
Two col0red men, Harrison oersl ana
John Wilson. had "a savage fight with knives
today. Gerst was dangerously, unot fatal
Is stabbed In the breast.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28
WIDESPREAD FLOOD.
The Lower Mississippi Beyond All
BOund-.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Mar. 2l.-ihe 10"
lands Of Mississippi and Arkansas seem 10
be doomed. Leyees are continually break
ing and the floods are practically beyond
control. Work on the crcYass 'at Arkansas
civ has been suspended. which means de-
vastafion 10 that section. Al skipwilh,
sixty miles below GreenNille, "A big leNee
broke Yesterday morning, Overlooking me
littlc Town and sweeping away several
houses. The break was instantaneous.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28

GORDONsyuLR, Va, Mar. 2l.-. Special lJ
The Christian denomination known as The
Disciples have Ia this county four churches
Macedonia, JniOnyiile. somerset and Cor
donsyile-all Of which are large organila-
tiOns, each owning the church property.
There are one or more congregations ~
addition % these. worshiping in church
buildings erected by members Of this as
we'll as other denominations IN their
vicinity
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28

READING. PA. Mar. 27.-W Wellington NJ.
Wenrich. a well-knOwn farmer Of lower
II idelburg. this county, assigned for the
benefit Of his creditors his farm oi 20i acr, 5,
on OF the finest farms Ia Berks county
Tnis is the sixteenth farmer IN this county
WAC has failed within a very brief peril d.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28

Now York ~. rhliadeiphia-Chi ".
Cleveland.
SAyASNAH. Ga. Mar 27.-in the Play
er,' League here to-day ihe score stood as
follows: New York, d.; Philadelphia, g.
tien innlngs)
MEMPHIS. TENN. Mar. 2l.- Basc-ia
Plalcrs leasuel here to-day resulted:
Chicago, g, Cleveland 3.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28
Fighting in Dahomey.

PARIS. Mar. 2l.-Adylces received here
atate that there has been further tght.ng Ia
Dlh0msy. The latest skrmiSh took place
at hot non, between the ftnch troops and
the ltiyes and lae allies Of the latter.
Du IN the engagement three were Allled
AMI yelye were wounded,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28
SPANISH AFFAIRS

Arrest OF Senator'S strike OF Barcolona
MorAingmcn.
MADRID, Mar. -i.--ieneral naban,
member oi the senate, bias been arrested for
issuing circular advising resistenc- 10 the
mandates of ihe government. The arrest
meets with tie approval 0l ihe Senate. and
Doe viii probably be sentenced 90 impris0n-
BOZ fortress iuI TWO months.
Fourteen thousand WOrkugmrn af BARGE
lonl struck To-day ior shorter hours and in-
creased wages.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28

LONDON. Mar. N.-lno leiegilph's cor
resp0ndentat 30. Petersburg reports The dis
cOyery of fresh conspiracy against the hie
chiefly implicated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28
RioroUs STUDENTS.

Renewed Dl.oraers by the students of 81.
Petersburg.
,r PETERSBURG. Aar. %. Renewed dis
orders were iomeaied 0y the students of the
40. Petersburg University on Monday and
Wednesday. which tho police suppressed
with great severity. some of fho students
were seriously burt BY thc police. Who acted
under orders io queil tle ri0ung 40 any
COST Further anls have also occurred at
fhs universities Oi lhllkO1 and kaIcn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28
Moro llu..Ian irutalIty.

PANS, Mar. 2I.-A letter from siberia,
received here, states tha, three men ami a
woman were arrested for writing an appeal
to the Russian people. complaining OF the
conduct OF Ostachkin In the lakutsk an ,ir.
The risoners will probably be sentenced 10
death.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28
SOUTHERN pROoREss.
A Marked Gain shown hs tho 1ianufac-
tuners Record.

tuners Record.
BALTIMORE. Nd, Mag. 2n-iho Nanuiac-
turers' Records quarterly report Of South
e-l Industrial progress shows a marAe d
gain. The number of now enterprise. or
ginilci COR projected n the hrsl three
months of 1855 Was D-1. in is.s. 1910. in
$780, i-t. nu1 iDr ihe same perioI Boo $3.50.
l..ii. While tne number OF furnaces aud
rolling mills las Increased. ihe greatest
gain ha- nOon in miscellaneous enterprises
lhlt purchase pig ifon all convert b. into q
great variety oi products.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28
THE NEWS SUMMARY,

H|N. NNNa NNR 01NNNifN1 Y q
r.tras mr Virginia nnd North Carolina
. warmer. souihcilv winds. Severe Local
.... boo North Carolina.
Richmond Baseball club beat the Ball
......s Yesterday in close gamo. The Bal.
., cave hero to-nisht.-s steps were
..... lf a number of Irish-Amcrican ciu-
.... ....rI forming @ military company
M ..m Jones committee met and omngcd
........mIns all reception. The dold-day
.. 0f Richmond Couo1o students will
...r trrI iIih.- Picket Camp mot and
.. arrangements ioI thc entertain
t io he hel Tor ns horent--
Richmond anl Land Company
. .f.nn.laI.---Ihe primary election win
t0tI3 3Ifhe twluiy-nnh anniversary of
evacuation of Richmond.---ihe Finance
.I.f.c wIu meet To-day fo hear come
....... r0m persons who think they are im-
assessed. .--Inc state Board of
commissioners appointed cxcisemen
.r.Iufl. ..-I Ihr SONS nf Veterans VIII
..r This cVcuInr.-Drlaee read before
..... audience at ihe N M.C.A Hali--
VIRGINIA.
lilo residence of Thomas lomor, eight
.... rom usnylIle. was burned --llarfi-
... .sfst wos miaiiy stabbed at nonviIc.--
r....a Randolph cornrmedat Smiilnold.--
...I... .eiau nrIplc, have four churches in
...... county, quito auumbor az new in-
,..,r.I f.r Roanofc.- Cadets
,......,n Military Academy visited
.......I, Military Institute. .at Lexington.
..-. ,f...irfv entertained Judge
.....i. fn. verdict of tho Bedford
...... ....f ..,.l.....i.a .a NOW rlai for next
r.-.I..... marty on reufo
.-......f. f,u.h ,ur,, -
..,...I.s r.n, s.ughfor wo.
..a ..5 bis relatives.
r...srt uielt voro
r.t. r..i. DANA sod,-
....... ....f..I.l DO petorshur4.-
r.. d.. f....nas resigned the rcctorship
..,.... ....I -.eUn.rI Memorial Episcopal
....-.. In nul..I-Ile strikers of the
vs. N.ra0l. Company il'wned o. work nj
f......... Iiu.tt-. t-year old man
... mile. ta attend liuvarna
.....,,...
........r.l ,..en.ian io tho state
.......... .a..r.-Aneeto is in Jail at
. ... charged with rocking
..... m OBJ. si msnip Toronto which
.-.I .r..n Niiuu-tln. were 1885 bales OF
... I.. report of me state Auditor
...... many interesting nrures.-uur-
rronrle nr Trinity College -
.rI -lI....r. ol Brunswick county. whip.
sIl Ual she Is nearly 0eld.-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28

LEXINGTON, VA. Mar 2l.-. special f.
Jhe cadets OF the Michigan Military Acad-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28

The House met al II o'clock and COP
tiHued discussion Ol the Wyoming admi5.
sion bill. finally passing the bill.
Mr.. Outhwaiie, OF Ohio. opposed the bill.
basing his opposition upOn the lnsuiilciency
OF lhc population DOB the proposed state.
Mr.. Buckalcw, OF Pennsy lyania. also an
iag0niled the measure, declaring that u
was hribe held 0utt 20 Congress by the local
Oiice-sccklng element ln lne IenitTy 70
was intended tO pack the nited States SEN
ate-a senate already having eight new Re
publican seats, SIX fairly held and two
stolen.
Mr.. McAdoo, OF New jersey, said that
the constitution of Wyoming, Il not
the worst constitution ever adopted, was
abreast OF the worst. There was IN that
Constitution almost everything thAi vas
bad in politics. morals and economies.
The only good thing that was I'm IL was the
clause which allowed 10 10 bee amended.
Mr., Springer vigorously opposed the pas
sage Of the hll. He criticised the proyi-
siens Of the Wyoming Constitution, and
charged gross Irregularities in the adoption
Of that constitution. He did rot dts ne 10
telay the admission OF Wyoming into The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28

i0 pas ihe estate of Alexander fraser sl2.-
-lN.s1. which W.i~ Introduced iu ihe House
Dy General Lee several days ago.
Ar. Daniel also introduced "a bin t0 refer
fD lho Court 0i Claims ail claim. i0f uai-
cul used Dy tna nii0d States, and which
have O.en beneficial i0 the government.
IAe following Virginia postmaster, were
Hrro.Hte' To-day &. Dunn IoresiDur-,
Prince William county, e.. r. Aair. Dla--
cow. H0cknridge county. =. II. Peer,
iluaher. Russell county. T. A. Carter.
Nleafaul. l0ua0un county.
The following pensions were granted:
Patrick Nckcnua and Charles D0u-herfy.
of the National Military Home; Mlrgarl
widow of William +. Walters. Of Norfolk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28
HARBOR OF REFUGE.
ITS PROPOSED ESTABLISHMENT
REAR DELAWARE BAY.

The scheme Heartily Endorsed by Major
Raymond. United states Engineer
Reciprocity with South America Con-
gre.-ionai Proceedings and@ Capital
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-16

Where swine by thousands live aud
thrive
On clover, corn and milk;
Where calves aud colts, and stceds
aud goats,
Are fat and smooth as silk;
Where milk and butter. cheese and
bread,
Are plentiful in store;
Her sous and daughters well are fed,
And food for thousands more.
Her soil, her grapes, grain and stock
The earth eau uui eSre.
Where more luXuTiiut hnrVcsts grow
It's hard for Wan lf tsli.
Well. this J.. nnw the credit side,
But as we uas- aiuug
We won't f,igct tue other side,
If we do forget the song.
THE OTHER SIDE.
In summer. days aud rights are hot,
And uficn DIR uths prevail,
Aud wien refreshing showers come,
Look oul for wind aud hail;
Black clouds like lofty mountains
high,
In fearful grandeur rise,
AID lightnings fprked tongues oi
fire
Iilume these frightful skies;
And pc Is Of deep ing thunder roll
Till hills and mountains shake,
Aud all the creatures meath the skies
With fear ard trembling quake;
The whirling tempest then appears;
Dread messenger of death,
And with destrnciion's mighty force
Wrecks cities with "a breath;
/ will not try to lcngthen out
This sadHing tale Of woe
Nor do wish Just now to speak,
OF tEOse fearful storms of snow.
JOHN SMITH.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-16

"he above figures are taken from
the New York World almanac fur
1890, IL will he seen that in all of
the states named the mercury
goes above 100 degrees aud far below
zero, while the record of the VIII
lamette valley shows that In the
coldest weather the mercury only
rarely gets Few degrees below
freezing, aud the record of the hot
test weather does not reach one
hundrd degrees,
The extremes of heat and cold are
here happily absent and Il will be
likewise seen that a small number
of states surpassed in 1889 the total
rainfall la Oregon, and il was a
moro than average dry year
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-16

State of Ohio, City Of Mexico, La
cas- county, Frank j, Cheney makes
oath that he is the senior partner of
the firm of +. j. Cheney x Co, do.
ing business in the city of Toledo,
County and tate aforesaid, aud that
said firm will pay the sum OF Oh T.
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case Of Catarrh that can.
not he cured 10y the use 9f HALLS
CATARRII CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day of De
cember, A. ID. 1886.
SEAL 4. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh cure Is taken inter
nally and acts directly upon the
blood and mucus surfaces of the
system. Send for testimonials, free.
f. j. CHENEY d CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, price IS cents.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-16
IPERATURE AND RAINFALL, 1889

Highest temperature reached was
90 degrees, lowest 23 degrees; aver
age for year 5l.S; total rainfall 3l.76;
cloudy days 1877, partly cloudy 81,
clear days l4i. The year 1889 is the
warmest and dricst on record.
TEMPERATURES RECORD ELSEWHERE.
Comparisons Of the record for
Portland Oregon, with the same
record kept at other points will be
interesting:
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-16

Of the willamette uniNer ity salem, ore
gen, the most successful Music school ON
the Northwest Nsn,si. Courses la music are
equal tO kastcrn music schonls, Yearly at,
tendance ~ nearly one hundred and niy.
The aOlN corps Of teachers flr the coming
school year viii be pr0G n. NJ, lhrNin.
iennn Willis, Miss Eva NnN; assistant
teachers, Miss Lulu N, smith, Miss Hally
Parrish, and Miss Mamie l'RrNln.
hranches taught arr NoCal Culture, Piano,
ofEan, Violin, i1pC Ofean, Harmony
CuunlcFpoint, ana Class Teaching.
Diplomas given 0n ComglriiOn az cOursc
send for cnialtsenc Rua circular.
y, N, PAHNtN f.3id anl.sxltn.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-16

8, 8, and ten.tenths covered a cloudy
day.
Precipitation may occur on a
c'oudless, partly cloudy or on a
cloudy day.
The following are The records at
Portland, Oregon, which is 81 miles
north of Salem.
TEMPERATURE AND RAINFALL 1887.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-16
TEMPERATURES AND RAINrALL, lsS

The hlghest temperature reached
was 81; lowest, degrees below zero,
lowest temperature on record. TO
tai rainfall 1916 inches; average an
nual temperature 536. Number
cloudy days 1874; partly cloudy 81;
cloudless days l05.