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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-05-08
1t Initiates the Drum Major.

The Eighth Hu5sars Of the British
army have a gazelle for child OF the
regiment" 1t accompanies the regi-
ment everywhere, and is an especially
conspicuous figure on the Sunday
church parade, when it accompanies
the band. leading the line with state
ly tread, apparently initiated from that
OF the drum major.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-05-08
The BOOdIer's Returns.

New YORK, March Sit is reported
late this afternoon that Henry L. Sayles
ex-alderman of the notorious doodle
board of 1884, who fed to Canada and for
feited $40, 900 BAIL returned to the city to-
day His brother called on the district
attorneys Office to arrange for ball. but up
to late hour this evening Henry had not
been found.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-05-08
Strengthening the German Artillery.

BERLIN, May 5.-The Reichsanzeiger
announces the preparation of bill to In
crease the field artillery by 20 batteries
and an army corps Of special troops and
says the state of things among the neigh
bors of Germany does not admit of Ger
at the expense Of the infantry. It s there
fore necessary to fix new effective strength
for the army
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-05-08
Ex-Gov. Shuman Dead.

CHICAGO, May s. Ex-Gov. Shuman
died suddenly tonight of appolexy. Mr..
Shuman had long and honorable career
in politics and newspaper work In this
state. He was for many years editor and
part proprietor of the Chicago Evening
Journal.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-05-08

dices in favor of his child. which should
be recognized. A plain statement of
truth" in regard to delinquent need
be none the less truthful if COACHED in
courteous and kindly terms. 1t is
rare power. ability to put ones
self into another's place. but it is indis-
pensable to one who would rightly
Judge the occurrences of the school
room.-.Iour1ldi of Education.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-05-08
Sure Death.

COLUMBIA, S. c., May 5.-William
Peaphort colored, was shot and killed in
Lexington jail last night. He was con-
victed of rape on Rosa Cannon, young
white girl, and was sentenced to be hanged
May Is.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-05-08
PRACTICAL RECIPES.
STEAMED EGGS.

Butter tin plate, and break into it the
equired number of eggs: set in steamer
and steam until the whites are cooked;
place on large slices Of buttered toast and
spTvp
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-05-08
Two Girls SuffOcated.

CHICAGO, May 5.-Annie and Bessie
ParIick, two young Bohemian girls en-
ployed as servant girls in a Halstead street
boarding-house, were found dead in their
beds this morning. having been sufocated
by escaping gas.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-05-08
The Dreaded Spotted Fever,

FOUNTAIN HEAD. Tenn, April 28.-
The Spotted fever has again broken out in
Pleasant Hill neighborhood. During last
week there were eleven cases and ten of
that number proved fatal. The disease
seems to battle the skill of the best physi-
Clans
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-05-08
HICKORY-NUT CAKE.

This is a good cold weather cake, and
many persons who seldom eat cake like
this Two teacups of sugar, one half cup
butter, one cup of thin cream, three and
one half cups of -four, three teaspoonfuls
baking powder sifted through flour, six
eggs whites and yolks beaten separately,
and one-half teacup of chopped hickory
nuts
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-05-08

A shoe trade journal says that the
best time to get fitted to shoes Is the
latter part of the day. The feet are
then at their maximum of size and
sensitiveness.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-05-08

strong and healthy. and nearly all were
raised. Thus the flock increased rapidly
in numbers and condition.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-05-08
SUGAR BUISCIT

One and one-half pints of flour, half
teaspoonful of salt, one cupful of sugar,
two teaspoonfuls of baking powder, one
tablespoonful of lard, two eggs, Oneh-alf
pint of milk, little grated nutmeg; mix
into smooth butter as for mullins, drop
from tablespoon ON creased baking tin:
sift sugar on top and bake about 10
minutes.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-05-08
TEA CAKE.

Put one cup of sweet milk, two heaping
cups of sugar, two-thirds cup of lard and
a little salt in pan on the stove to melt.
When it cools beat three eggs very light,
stir them into the milk, add two quarts Of
we'll sifted -four, three heaping teaspoon
fuls of baking powder, Or two teaspoonfuls
of soda and four teaspoonful cream of
tartar well mixed with the flour; roll thin
and bake quickly.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-05-08
FRENCH TOAST.

Beat two eggs '5ery light and stir with
them a pint Of milk, slice bread and dip
each piece in the milk and eggs, allowing
it to remain long enough to be thoroughly
moistened, but not soft enough to fall to
pieces. Fry in hot suet until it is deli
cate brown. Some prefer little sugar
sprinkIed over it some fine bits of jelly, d
pleasant addition and others prefer it
without either
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-05-08
ORANGE PIE.
a rind of Il lem,
squeeze the juice

Great half rind of lemon and an
orange, then squeeze the juice of both.
Beat we'll the yolk of three eggs, add a cup
of sugar and one tablespoon of -four, then
the juice and grated rind, then milk
hot oven and it viii not curdIe. Beat the
whites Of the eggs to stiff froth with
sugar. and spread over the pie when done;
T s bdn5 h the oen t TO 05 ""y sgh 5
oven as it will become tough i left to long.
Set it on the top CRATE to brown.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-05-08
CHARLOTTE Russo.

One, half pint of thick cream whipped
to froth the white of two eggs alsC
beaten to a froth, one-half cupful OF
water with three teaspoonfuls of gean-
tine dissolved in it, sweeten the cream to
suit taste, flavor it with vanilla or lemon,
take one loaf of sponge cake, and cut it in
to thin slices, and line a deep dish with
them, placing a sheet of heavy writing
paper on the bottom of the dish, turn in
the cream and let it remain until thorough
ly hardened, turn on to fiat dish. This
is very easily prepared and very deli
cate
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-23
pAcITc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

dispatch steamers from Seattle O. follows:
For san Francisco. via Port Townsend and
Victoria. AZ p m tpassengeu roceived on
board 1t 5 2. m. February 2. ., IL n, ~ and "a
and every ave days thereafter.
For Alaska. Fesiusry 2 and a Steamer oG
the 7th carries no passengers.
Prom San Francisco. Tor Victoria and Puget
Sound ports: Ate q m February & 3. Ia is.
y ard March l. and every ave days there
after.
Tickets may Be obtained q the once Of Tia
company ~ Ocean Deck. seattle
0OODALl. PERKINS 4 CO..
General AgentA
No 10 Market street, san Francisco, ca
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-23

RlHUlYx
TO sA1 yRAxcIsco
A.d Al reGnn II
CALIFORNIA
Va - III sAassa Rouas e
IHH ooCTHKRx PACIFIC COMPANY.
TAe oaiy rooss
THROUGH CALIFORNIA
To ~ fuinm
EAST AxD SOUTH
TEE srxxIc RourK o. rns raesrsc coAsr.
PULLMAN Buffet sLEEPERS
PULLMAN TOURIST sIKEfrxG CARS
Attaxh+d r. express trains. aeorainR xupey:oe
accommodations for second-csAss pessenxerx
Fer rates. tickets. sleerine-car reservations,
esss. eal. upou or address
THOMAS 4. GRAHAM. D.ssrsrs Passenger
AeeEt. Iie south TeatA street Tacoma wash
z r. ROGERS. Asst fsezerAi Freseht ana Pas-
senrer Agent Fortlant Or.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-23
WASHINGTON
TERRITORY
Investment Go.

PAID Up CAPITAL or sssaee.
oe1sooo-Tvu foss F2Dsix. sousheasz coFstr
eousA -scon8 aad yackson streets
81 .eoo-Tvs lots fxx1z, souss west corner
Third snz - kscn q Gets
o39soQo-Aorshesst scrn<s fe.iss avenue and
seash Fla street. sexis5; improved.
paying - per csrk on invesf menf
o1a,ooe-7s lots GA rAxs rnio1. emf 81 ssee-
Trio esr ssas. Improved
oaGooo-xerskess corner 5seoad AMI VA.
streets, ls0xsza
eiA.eoo-Tvn lots en- Front street between
Lake esd Eagle streets. .9exisa.
sfo,eoe Two iess fsxisa. corner SIKH aud
xs4Lsoa srsstx
os.ooo-Los saxrn. Stewart AID serensh.
improved. paysng Is pr cent. net on
Investment
81. xoO-TkYee 74goora houses with bath. on
Asn street hesweeh Hsr-isou AID
Taomss. lots ssxs2g easy terms.
os.sso-T~o lots sexin. ssrensn street. BE-
tsesn Jackson and Main
$500 Ill los ~ bsscs "a. Gilman Pa.x atd
Ballard
o3.5oe, Farr hoases on wisf-rd ssrces. on.
TO ocx ssoxn cable. nine rooms AID
~. 40o-S-w ar ON hcsse vita ssfn. iat - By
10. JOY street, e4e-aan tlcck from
cable.
oS.oo0-sew house, . sooms and bath, on
Lake avenue. 500 cash. balance SO
per monsh.
1850 foss 1. Z 4. sleek -. Edes & Krtsht's
adiiti n
500 20 o7o0-t.ofs ia blocks :. II. 20. Is, No
t.Ilysss setoat sda, on Mali
sou STREET cas- ii1e.
Cheaper lots in al parts OF the city.
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rggg EXCURSION.

EREE kNCg ksioS
There win be grant frye excursion "a Weed.
laad PARK aoaiay. af e;Sa e. N. Cali ~ 81
second street rom :. Noadxy morning.
Blocks at lsts 81 wholesale prices. fsrms- one
isuirsa casa Ne wai zssa pas Ole hlssck 81
cholsz. lets or the mArAet Monaay Al retail ~
several waSA Ia bay atr ev s~s loss ss esassd on.
no not bay uatti yog sec these lets then use
your Own tsazmuHI We wish 81 s2sow THIS
prsspsffy. aad K esi h@sr Inspection Daniel
Homes 4 Co azea5s g. second ssEeet
An artist made a fortune small
Ia s&nisesEe rsIntsss he was bred
Hut we for hira ne toss q all
Ia townsrspe pslntsns-ccasr. red
rss<k
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-23
KISS NM SOFTLY.

Als ne softly and speak 20 me low
Malice hath ever ylgilaa; ear:
What's Malice were lurking near.
Kiss ME. dear,
AsS rae softly aud speak b. nae low.
Mss me softly and speak Ia me low
Envy too. has Stang ear.
What II Envy shoald chance 20 heart
Kiss me. deAri
Ais me softly and speak % ne icw.
Kiss me softly aud speak TO me low
Trust nae. darling the time IL near.
when lovers may love vita never q sear--
Kiss nae, dear
Afss ne softly and SPEAK a. nae low.
A,~eksers Saseoiie eAlve-maTac heA.er--eatA
~sesss turns, etc. IstEty~ase eenn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-23

EO0F AS1A = 0a M deNas
Per tfseea wears wss a~sctsi vita fne1.
u.atlsns. foar yekEsos y hl<s wAs csssa fsetifS
=, r., ca crusehSs. aes1fs sTv izassessasss 10
exrr~~s she suffering eessatee dattEE tass
tssse. Daring tAsse tfseNa yszrs Of ests-
errc~ ~ VI 50 Sc liz Fas !. tired every kEasr
ryussssv watssaMs 1vsae4xanS saN hsSsna
eualay he-an GA So ksts Sr<cz2c = = SIS
= 80 frxsxu the srss gave sae relief. and sss-
dxx syn srscstnx lhs isess ~ hsssth- Asf zis
: wesi rasn rzns 4sy esisexe thai = :. -
Il sne bsst hso<~s par ser ca tse snASkss DO
dax. J. Il. TAYLOR. Cssa~ Mo-
Yv~ssssr ss Rions and skin Diseases mail
"A trxs. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. Atlanta ia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-23

COLUMBIA 4 PUGET SOUND R1ILR0AD-
Trains arrive and leave Seattle - foIiovn
Leave ArYfva
Newcastle and vay.-....--.-... $1pm sSam
Franklin and way 20 . N t@pa
EGulAr running time, viii carry passenger
II W. Mcneil Manages.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-23

ERox TERMINAL on rxrRR10R Pouru
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
e IL line 70 take TO I'll pcins< Esa 60
Rms through vessshuiSd Trains EVER
eAy In the year 70
ST PAUL AND CHICAGO.
NO change Of cara
CoOp0ood Of DINING Cars uaxuFpasoed -.
nan Draw ng Room Sseepers a
latest equipment
-TouRIsT SLEEPING CABS
Bet that can be constructed ana In vhtnA
ecc91m0taftons ars bota rKxE aud fasuish0d
- holders Of arst or seeond-eihss tickcss. and
ELksANr psy Coaches
4 continuous HE connecting With an linz
enerdinx direct and uninterrupted service.
Pullman sleeper reservations can be oecuDoA
- advance hrcugh aay agent OF the road
THROUGH TICKETS
To and from al points in America. Rngiana
- Europa esa be purchased at any ticket
Leave Portland az 10 .. m daily: arrive e
minneapolis or ~. Pant nj $40 p. N.
Pacific DIVISION Trains leave Front and q.
street daily a. u IS n. and 10 >. m.: arrive a
Seattle s:ss q IA and ass o. no.
Ieroush Pullman Palace Sleeping Carr. eio-
giant dAy coaches. daest palace dining ea1 be-
swsen Portland, Tacoma and Seattle direct
Fail information concerning rates, tine q
trains. rosses and other desails furnished on
4. 5. cHARaroS. Asst. Gen. Pas. Ass.
Ia rirsi s., Cor: Washington. Portland, o..
street Bosscn hiock. Seat le, WASH.
: TONKIN, Ticket Agent.
seattle Depot. foot Of Third strest
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THE NAIL CARRIER.

who h IL that We look for so
Through rains ard saa9 or sleet and snow,
who never fails 10 come. but lxi
He often aissprolnts your
The mail carrier.
Who 10 10 brings yoa grief and woes.
And breaks your heart before he goes.
Or bsings Kind words snd Kisses sweet
But never smiies when you him msetf
The mail carrier.
who ID 10 girls I'll love 10 see.
And wait aud watch ia greatest siee
unul they see She cadet blue
That briuss Ree's letters one AMI twaf
The mail carrier.
who ia. then. thai could yca h'ar,e
OF each yea learn. g. resaft the same.
When Bob gess iea.eas. when YOU nsrle
How nice ne hfoaxhs them 10 yoaf
The mali carrier.
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". n. BOGARDua Agent
Foot Of Marion street right hand side Of wese
Seattle Ferry.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-23
CrEAxxR TERsDALx. HUGHES MAsrxR
Leaves Seattle for Port Townsend every
Sunday al y m Fare u

Leaves Port Townsend for Oungeness and
Port Angeles on Mondays. Tuesdays. wedneA-
tsy. On Fr.fevs IL D :. M the Fernda,e leave
for r7ngeness. Port Angeles and San Juan. re-
turning saturday evening: she then leaves Poss
Townsend 1t clock for seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-23

SEATTLE
Medical and Sllyi
DISPENSARY
Askias rssa. csssnsaa sssssa 49, -. #
ana feursA z
cONDUCrED ~
DRS MERRILL AND MFD
SPECIALISTS
n caFoai1 xsrvssA skia "a ~ n q
TO rNG lAU1Ra-
:, sfye most careful and cxsna16nura r.1t.1 s<<
uen 70 diseases Of women aad enfi61SS S5S1 q
s@aeF Hofn aay ohsrure dlfnoDR - 1rSS< Is
ssre ~ - = snc sSfnmsn routine dosea61 III f. II
N~le sou Remember the celeben1o6 NJ
.srs yoa when eshers fAal The speei1IfsS r. e
SIZED s ~ ever department. & ne3ieSl ~ s
sssspss.snss u ths + Sq.plsss q ~ 49, 23e
New yok. formerly sr~rtsf ,s~se.S3.
w enc 3; q. nosr,sa csalssS Nsv fesk, = 81
coaosiosl specialists in this counfs1 7ss
To Young and Nlldclo-Anon - 4
Nervous steosiity. spesmsanrrnsea l,1uIrr...sS g
Loses ieS InysieAi Decay. srisine nm
noa rrcdussay sisapiesxasasI dr. 115 ~ g
discouraged. lack q eonaasnes I'm Ss y
stsuy or hsssaeas. and ande ~ $780,.
'@.say, pssIaAasnty and speedily cupea s
$1,000 AND SkiM DsseAann
ccrspisss,s ss asss.s noss dreadful = -
~ss ssss s;As S.i ssss ,.s ssc ssnAaaav
painlsl aihraIl to freSas~s ~. s
hsoody urine. high co.ored g vfSk Sf,S@
nsns On Stamina weak hack, eonnnsS
cssrv.s . sss.ss. s.'mptiy and ssfsly o15oE
O. Suce - - asasst sss,ov, -
ns ~ss remedies Get quickly Ana csrs -
We DO ncs claim 70 know evsrytaine i. y 9 81
ton 10 medicine or Diseases q % - -, y. ~
tvesy case. ont re do claim that 4 lerrs -
s sue 10 su susssia ps.s,ss vita asPs.S1
Enpe,ience Is worth evsrysAtns Kasu,c6
and successfully treating shousenda ~ rs..sss5
of every exe, sen. proiession and oconrS o~ r. H.
disease. Q. def.,rinssy. sussIss - - - - -.
santriux with like mAiadiea thss - -. s....z.
essasa IA res'oIink health - : iarrs najS1l1S r. 81
cases treated. even after other akfIioS ~
xetie physicisns have failed 10 eiiscs ~ sSs@sS
nens change fer the better !, -! S
gentlemen too sasscioas . s. w. ~ r u
satgnofant qnsck, aud thsy sse no inoSS On
en-. 20 % inxhsensd Away froa phy1fc11n2 -
1 Persorscauine q our once en- hevo =. - &
eeticn ct Tree consultauon. viii ~ - x5
ala oplniens Honorable. I sossrs dsS,i..
shie ensrsss aud no sncosragemene Vilk615 n n
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Returning. leaves Seattle for Tacoma wedues.
Warehoase Co 3 wharf
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pucKr SOUND NATIONAL BANK. or sE
i sstie-
sxy aud sell foreign aad domestic e1cnaazs
transfer szoStey by telegraph 70 asy part OF
tne Castec Stat8 and Europe. receive
deposits os raocsT and tssce Pes
tooxs 81 cer.ftssses therefor.
CORRESPONDENTS.
gnnGor. " VI aoshschaa a soma
PASS De Foghs~ntlz frerse
Frsak.u.s A. NJ. !. yaa sseSgsr Go.
<ew Yosx sgeasT II ssns ef California; =
cAfcAso COS. sz% resss Saslaa.l BANK
bosom. ss.sis Nsss9aG saak.
-Aa FFArssss~c. sb~ hank q CasssorniA
F.E4sn9 he Ft-sz ssstoEa Bsnx-
sAsLEy 6ATTEgT-.-4...-.-.--.- President
sF FEREf4.---s-sz.-.4-a--..-.- iss- !rssas.s1st
ssss tae.ssSi ecxner cherry and Trozf streets
NfKRcEAxrS NATIONAL BASE
D<ssxzas~a s~ra~ssorv ana saaasa
xxezs Of tas
<&8EA@ NSEs &4& A&&E
n<ass In fors4gs asd domestic sHrhsaesA
AAkss sesog.neake sAoxfafA a23 aaao sSss9s
t<asra oAassnr nsxsnesn sransAe<c4
0ssces bsoga sasa1lax eoak0on0 o0o0
esSSl1 49, Ns-xz-7 s<xSSl<
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For Lease.

Northwest corner Commercial and Jackson
sire e. sexifi; 500 per r.onrh fer afteen Yeas
Two lots. soxIzo % IA. eoraer west aad Uni-
serssry streets. ins ave OF ea ycara
house4
We have large 3ist OF some OF the best prop
ersy IN the city. which we shsii be pleased 70
shcw 10 any one calling 81 osr Office
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-02-21
FIFTY-FIRST CONGRESS,
Senate Sessions.

o2ND DAY.-In the Senate there was long
discussion about renting rooms in the Hotel
Ma toy Tor committee uses. The resolution
to rent them was finally referre to the Com
mttee on Rules. MIR. Blair called up his bill in
reference to aid to common schools and made
n speech, hut yielded to MIR. Sherman who
reported this joint resolution, which was put
on the calendar: "rhat tn, United States OF
America congratulate Il peope OF Brazil on
Their Just aud peaceful assumption OF the
powers, duties aud responsibilities of self
government. based upoa the free consent OF
the governed. u, in their recent adoption of
q republican form OF government"
Ihe joint reso sution is reporte as q SUD
stitute for that OF Mr. Morgan. intro iuo.d
Committe on Foreign Relations.
the floor for a m0f no. ecs = 81 { 70 esscn.
Territory OF N0k!!44z.z5 tj6y ario6s fofmai
amendments were Offered and agreed to blu ;
the bill was not finished.
Mr.. Dolliver, ofS Iowa, from the Commit.
. tee on Naval Affairs, reported the bill for the
relief OF oLsprvivors OF the wreck Of the Tren.
ton, and aVandalia" and the stranding of
the "Nips.on at Apia Samoa The bill was
passed without division. @
The e iucational Bill was then taken up.
and Mr.. Butler resumed his speec A in adyo.
cacy of it, and will continue it OIL Moniay,
The Senate then proceeded to the cons de, :
alton of Executive business and ut 4.45 ad,
1ourned.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-02-21
MARKETS.

BALrrMoRE-Flour- Mills. extra, 81. IS
a$4.4O. Wheat-Southern Fultz. S0aSl;
Corn-Southern White, 34a40 cts, Yellow
3Gl6a37c Oats--Southern and Pennsylvania
2Sa3icts. Rye-Maryland &c Pennsylvania
54a56cts. Hay-Maryland and Pennsylvania
u 5Oas B 10 straw w heat, 2. 5OaSS 50; Butter,
Eastern Creamery, ?6a2Sc. nearby receipts
lya2octs; Cheese Eastern Fancy Cream. l014
at!X cts.-Western. 9Eal0 cts; Eggs-12x
ala; Tobacco Leaf-lnferior, 1a$2OO, Good
Common, 8 O0as4 20, Middling, s5a7O0 Good
to iine red, ,8aS9; Fancy, 1Oa$l3
NEW YoRK--F1our-South Common to
fair extra, s3.50a$2.85: Wheat-No1 White
s6A<as6lS, Rye-State. 57a60; Corn-Southern
Yellow IS 1Sa36. Oats--W hite, State 30a sa30M
cts Buttei State, Sa17 cts. Cheese-Stats,
SAal0X CT; Eggs-14al41 cts.
PaILADELPHIA = -Four - Pennsylvania
,ncy, o5 "A as; Wheat--Pennsyivania and
Southern Red. soAasosi; Rye-Pennsylvania
5SabOc; Corn-Southern yellow, 36a37 cts
Oats--s,SlL L.a29 cts; Butter. State, 2Sa:9 cts
Cheese--N. Y. Factory, oa9H cts. Eggs
CATTLE
BALrrMoRE--Beef, 4 6oa4 IS; Sheep--$5 80
a6 90, Hogs--$4 75a5 90.
- N Kw Y YoAK --Beef-s3 S5a4 20; Sheep-$4 50
s8 81, Hogs--s4 O0a4 40.
EAST LIBERTY-Beef-942 25a4 30; Sheep
J sJ70a6 90; Hogs-$4 2oaA 25.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-02-21
RIOT IN A CHURCH.
A Pastors Personal Remarks Cause
General Fight.

A Pastors Personal Remarks Cause
General Fight.
During Sunday services III n Vinginit.
country church about thirty miles from Spar
ia, N. c., the Rev. Joseph NJ. Strooke, duI~
ing the course OF bis remarks, said: "There
is man in this congregation who is so mean
anu unfaithful to his wife that it is a won
der God does not rain down fire and brini-
stone upon his head and consume him"
The preacher pointed his finger towards
Thomas Coleman, who occupied n seat sae~r
the pulpit, AMI as he did 30 that individual
jumped to his feet to inquire IL the parson
meant to be personal in his remarks No
ssoner was Coleman on his I OF Than half a
dczsn deacons were up demanding that he sit
down. Everything was in an uproar and an
attempt was made to eject Coleman. Cole
man resisted ami, seizlng a stick OF WOO
lying near the stove, ne began to WELD it hard
and fast, knocking four men to the floor and
fatal wounding Jersmiah Ferguson. OLe
man wrenched the club from Colem IN and
dealt him deadly blow across his head. lie
then walked out of the church ami has not
been seen since
The riot lasted six mi;:utes and was par
ticipated In by many or the congregation
who used clubs as weapons