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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-25
ALL soRrs.

ALL SORTS.
Piano TO RENT-Inquire at thi.
office. a15tf
Earthquake in San Francisco
yesterday.
Cuct nber Cream for $; e !,
G. G. Ia. er. att
Pennsylvania largest silk mill
was burned yesterday.
Appel's Complexion Cream and
Paii "a En,emel sold at TlaA 9. 5
For lame bGck, sac G.. e'.est
use SIilol's Porous Pa .cr. Price
% cents.
Hon. G. C. Powning and Senator
NJ. ID. Foley reached this city yes
day.
The weather sharps predict
more rain and a boom in garden
truck.
Civup, Whooping Cough and
Bronchitis Immediately relieved
by Shiloh's Cure.
Yesterday afternoons quotation
for silver was 104, but last nights
dispatches quoted it at los.
Bill Gibson, the newly appointed
Superintendent OF the Indian
School arrived yesterday.
The latest sensation in the East
is a man who reads thoughts
transmitted by copper wire.
FoUND-A gold ring. The owner
can recover the same by calling at
this office and proving property.
FoUND-A heavy dark over
coat. The owner can ascertain
the Whereabouts Of the coat by
calling at this office. =
A man while standing under the
flnine at the Incline, was struck
on the head by fragments of rocks
thrown from a blast.
Shiloh's yita'izer is what YOU
want fot Co.. ....i'aa L. ID A
petite, u inr--. and al symp, ome
oiDy>pep-ia. TIice 10 and 75 cents
per bottle.
The G. A. r. Campfire will be
held at the Armory Hall this even
ing and it promises to be one Of
the most enjoyable entertainments
of the season.
o. N. O.-The ladies Of the o.
N. 0. Club are requested to meet
this afternoon at four o'clock at
Miss Bray's. A full attendance is
desired.
Judge Sabin was hit by dunn
my in'San Francisco a few days
ago and knocked down. The ex-
tent of his injuries cannot at pres
ent be ascertained. /
Richard Cosser, opposite Tor
reyson's blacksmith shop, repair
ng and general upholstering.
Mattresses repaired and re-
;urned same day. Please give
hem a call. a24
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-25

C"oGHi AND CoUGHl AND CoUGHll
w hat in the world is the reason
you will cough and keep coughing
and still keep trying inferior medi-
cnes when BEGGS' CHERRY
COUGH SYRUP will positively
relieve your cough at once? This
Is no advertising scheme, but an
actual TACT, and we guarantee IT,.
w. Fl. Chedic, Druggist
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-25

Gaia erin Cured. health and sweet
breath secured, 10y Shiloh's Cat
aarrh Remedy. Pri, e 90 cents.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-25

X. c. Eldfid@c the agent Tor ,he
SING Sewing Machine has nj osc-
cured the agency for several lead
ing pianos includcing the following
ma Kes: Wei,cr, AntiseIl EN-
erson and also several Ohio :.
which he will 50 on reasonable -
stalllcHtS. r.. Further pa,iicnla 5
o. - pc5t.aa dry AT his, asee r
next - o.: ~ Hou.-.
Will ,ou suffer with dyspepsia
and li,cr complaint? Shil"h's
VitaIizcr. is guaranteed to cue
you.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-25

The Carson High School Liter
airy Society win hold their first
regular meeting Friday, April 25th.
1890.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-25
That hacking cough can be so
quickly.cured by Shileh's Cure. We
guarantee it.

Lessons in elocution and The
dclsare system OF ply steal tIain-
dng. Gas forming for chiltlcn.
For tens. sec Miss Lampley at
MIS-. Hawlhorne's ala 1w
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-25
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-25
COAST NEWS.

The San Pedro Hotel at San
Pedro, Los Angeles county, was
burned Tuesday. Loss, $4,000.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-25

HEBERT BIoKNELL,
President.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-25

Richard Cosser, opposite Tor
reyson's blacksmith shop, repair
ing and general upholstering
Mattresses repaired and re.
turned same day. Please give
them a call. a24
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

o.sr 1g ooo Oaa- fslls~s ~ Ains - cAs-
- -A.stAsF lssallizHs fssstesh4ts
D-sRl&g.
cwfc.eo. Az. s-ThaRsday Uas TIE
esl,.l,.tio, ~ lie Odd-Fsliows cele-
bratlon. L. VAS the day q The grand
rarzae. Osa- Fellows fgom Tar sad ne4f
NO coula caly spesa enc a4y IA cai-
e.ga vade 3t . po.DL 70 - here
Tse~.ssv. This fact ssened tAs
er.rs II strangers IN the oity -
ne blzhest poiBt is has reached or
nrobsblv 1lll reach this wees Ia
aaaitioa the street parade bFought o4r
thousands Ct people who I've here 20
ses IL 80 thAL al in az, TIE street
crowdirg Nzs the worst that the canton
mens mas jet produced
TIE parade. though falling short of
TIE %. 900 talked o. wss mcst cFeait-
able enc. Ibers 1ege probably ~ 90
70 15.o eco people actually in the parade.
ard is made an attractive appearance,
The part os the parade made up Of civic
bodies was especially creai table.
Ia the reviewing st4ad we're ooYeFnor
Fifeg aad staE, Mayor Cregier, Lieu
tenant Governor Ray and ComptrolleF
Ouaban. General Underwood and stan.
mounted, occupied position just In
front of the reviewing stand. To the
left we're the Junia Hussars OF Colum-
bus. O, the Commanders escort the
Denver Laneers, the Commanders Color
Guards and The Chicago Zouayes. Ths
remainder Of the parade passed by the
reviewing stand aad dispersed.
Tho sidewalks and doorsteps all
along Wabash and Michigan avenues
we're thronged with men. women and
children watching tho parfde The
cross streets where they lnterSected
these two avenues were filed with car
riages containing other spectators. 1t
Is a moderate estimate 20 say that the
parade was witnessed by $50, 900
peop,s. The number OF mounted men in
line was surprisingly large and formed
a specially attractive feature Of the
grand parade The line OF march wSs
over six miles long and IL took the
parade just an hour and twenty minutes
10 pass given point.
Atnight there was another Jam OF
p|tptN Oh tho i@art 4 AShs' O"'H'S SS-As
q conservative estimate OF those pres
ent The decoration of chivalry was
conferred on fOrty-.hree candidates,
but the ceremony was very short and
not one-tonth of the people in the
grounds saw or heard any part OF IL.
The exhibition OF fireworks sur
passed that Of the night before, and in
cluded a number Of the most elaborate
and intricate set pieces ever made.
After the skies had been bombarded
with manY-coloSci rockets and bombs,
the symbolical figures, including
the jeweled cross. the grand decoration,
the patriarchs' flag, and al last the
large centerpieco consisting Of various
emblems in great arch 100 feet long,
were set off.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

ConViets in q Massachusetts,
Pris9n Break for LiAsrtY.
The NutinY Qeelled Efler a hard
Fight IN Which Msny hsezas
Are Cracked

HeSToNs Aug = ~ tgr some tine
troable has beeg brewing at the
Charleston State pslsoR en- 4eooant of
the objecuoa Of The inmates u the en-
force neat of tae Bertsilon system q
measurements Ire recsnt escape q
Prisoner Moore and tbs unsuccessful
attempt 10 escape Of Chicken
Walsh, notorious convict has
served 70 keep matters unsettled.
ana for several GAYS theirs las bsen 10
decided outbreak. Thursday afternoon.
however, the eoaFlcts IA tbs shoe shop
refused 10 obey the orders OF their
keepers, and. a. II by some prearrangtd
signal, ali 81 ones set up terrifa ysll
and missiles were sent hying is ali
directions. the windows on the
north and west sides being en-
tirely demolished. The prisoners then
made dash for tse yard 4 large ex.
press wagon standing in the inclcsure
Mas pushed toward the well by a mob
OF over fifty infuriated COZ nyicts. bat in
the excitement IL WAS cepsiEsd. This
means OF escape being gone. the crowd
rushed for the various walls. Instant
ly the sentries began firing, az
first 20 frighted the oonricts. but
later 20 kiln Other officers Of the insti-
tuition were quickly on hand and, with
drawn reyolvers, soon massed the con
vic.s into groups after hard hSAt IN
whlc- clubs were freely used. Many
OF tue conyicts were hurt Word was
quickly sent % police headquarters,
and IN short tine about eco
officers detailed from the stations
reached the prison in patrol wagons.
Upon entering the yard they were met
with cry OF derision by the convicts,
who were by that time locked up IN
their cells. 1t is not thought that any
OF the prisoners were seriously wounded
by the guards, but as the excitement
has not yet fully subsidod IL is
impossible 10 ascertain the result
of the shooting. Several OF the con-
victs were found hidden about the
shops, and it was feared for time that
one or Two had escaped. The guard on
the walls has been tripled and large
number Of police are massed IN the
ward and corridors. while fifty or more
officers guard the streets leading TO the
prison.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09
-FOUR DROWNED
A Sad Disaster Oh s Creek IN
Maryland.
I've laSies ana Cirl and Eof L0Ss
Thcsr lives AVnis aath-ng
Near aa',ifnars-


BAAsiNoRE Nd Aag Nrs
Mo'l.c storse. = e. - Ar a 81 staTm,
and Ed5ih n. his is-yeaf-ola aoehter.
Hrs J +. JoAnson anR Cagfeli Nrsaaaa,
aged yoaFs son 81 Mr J =. egsnala,
we're drowned Thursday in 81 inigos
creek, 81 Aafy's CoantN whl.e hstA-
irg The he~ios we're Feccerrg1 ana
were hroaghs 81 Baltimore iiie
drowned wee members ef party 81
fourteen Baibnarfans- Mfs Slerm epd
tso chilareR. Mrs 3ehnsou ap@ three
oAllarea ard nephep. Mss Aeltio nfa-
BAN, her three ufpbevs ana niece,
and Mrs Stogers. The party vita
TIE exception Of Miss Graham, vha
stood on shore. went bathing IN tae
creek about . quarter of u.lie flom he
house where they were stppplnB The
sloamef sue came 4-cng The del Ebt
of the young oues 90 iae sig Of toe ecs-
sel found expression ia hearty cheers
and waving - hsuas which ssiltatlons
Captain Geoehcelan sckeo~leoged by
several whistles Iho oae 81 thls tmo
was ahoat quarter 81 "a mlle distant
from the b4tasrs Tie euaer tow irom
lAe sto4ncr caught tie women sna
children 4na ssept sesae 81 them beyond
tbeir depth Miss Inti.e Graham cred
oat So loudly taat captain Oeug he-
chan heard beF h4i befors be
could reach The batbers number ~
oyster men went 20 the rcscae and sawed
nine Mrs. JOHNSON and Eolth Storm
lost their lives ia enor.s ~ save Mrs.
Storm ana Carroll Graham. Mrs Sps-
yenS when carried ashore was iaseasl-
bic, but n - rta.sclIaled
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09
TWO KILLED.
Terrible Result OF an Explosion In an In
diana Sau-Mill.

FRASKFoBT, Ind, Aug. S.-A terrific
boiler explosion occurred at the Jacoby
saw-mill at Mulberry, twelve miles
west o. this city, Thursday morning,
resulting in the killing of John Jacoby,
tho proprietor. and Engineer James
Shoemaker. The engineer had Just
got on full head OF steam and
started the machinery when the boiler
burst, completely demolishing tho mill
and scattering building and machinery
in various portions OF the village. Shoe
maker was found close to his engine
horribly mangled and Jacoby near
by with his skull broken. Martin
Rhodes, another employc. was also
seriously injured by being struck by the
flying r,achinery, but his injuries are
not considered fatal. There was plenty
OF water in the boiler, which was a new
one. and the explosion can be accounted
for in no other way than that there was
an accumulation OF gases. Both of the
killed leave largo families.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09
Died Aged I0i.

CHILIIcoTHK, No. Aug. s.-Jesse Ste
phens died Wednesday night at the age
Of lO4. lie was born In South Carolina
and came to this county from Tennessee
ffty-four years ago. Until three years
ago he managed his farm in Jackson
township Bis REORGANIZATION are
uen and women. a.r, stephens used
tobacco since boyhood. and had been
accustomed all bis life to drinking
whisky. lie had voted tic Democratic
ticket since 1903.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09
ExONERATED BY ALGER.
The Grand Army Commander Coscts tho
Verdict Pound in the Cray Court
Martial.

The Grand Army Commander toscts tho
Verdict Pound in the Cray Court
Martial.
New ORLEANS, Aug. s.-On the cath
ult. . court-martial was held on Cap
tain Jacob Gray, the post department
commander of the departments OF Mis-
sissippi and Louisiana Grand Army OF
the Republic.
The court-martial was the result CT
ill-feeling which was manifested be-
tween the two factions in tho ranks OF
the Grand Army OF the Republic, oa
tho occasion OF Jefferson Davis death.
Captain Gray, then tho Department
Commander, turned out in the funeral
procession to do honor co the dead. His
opponents refused 10 march.
The commander was determined to
make the recalcitrant member Of his
command make amends and chartered
nine colored posts, comprising about
500 mem bers, and said that il they (his
opponents) would not parade in tho
Davis procession they would be maze
to walk side by side with the negro.
AS a result two sets OF officers were
elected. On the matter being referred
to General Alger, the Commander-in-
Chief of the Grand Army of the Re-
public. it was decided that Nr. Hodges
was the Department Commander. but
that the negro posts were entitled 10
representation. Thereupon tho anti
Gray factio-a began proceedings By way
of court-martiai against Captain Gray.
The verdict was against Cray and
the outcome OF tAe trial was for
warded to General hlger for ap-
proval. Captain Gray has received a
dispatch stating that General Alger has
disapproved the finding of the court
martial in his case. The matter will
come up before tho National encamp'
ment, which will be held next week in
BOstOQ-
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09
STRIKE IN WALES.
All Coal Trains 81 tho Hineral Disiri'
AbAUdoBsd sna 10000 Nis.rs Ara Icls

All Coal Trains - tho Miaerai Disfric's
Abandoned and 10000 Mis.rs Ara Idle.
LoNDON, Aug. s--The labor discon-
tent in Wales is increasing daily and =
assuming serious proportions All
coal trains running between ths
mineral districts Of Abcrdere valley
have been abandoned, the engineers.
Gremen and guards al having gone On
strike. Railroad signal men at Ianyale
have also ,oined the movement 81 the
command OF the strike leaders. and let
their posts after placing danger signals
New hands have been brought in by
the railways. but have not been allowed
TO 20 10 work bs the strikers. who
have pai6 their fares and sent thom
home About 80 0oo miners are now
idle. but efforts are still in progress fer
q settlements oi their strike. n is be.
lievee With some prospect of Success
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

4 Popular FTesldsnt End Cabinet chossn
in the Ar9sntise E1PuSiio-

IA Tie Argentine itsfAsit.T
BUEKos AllEs. Aug. s--The election
Of Senor po.lgnai ls the Presidency
has caused great popular rejoicing. Dcn-
eral Hoca has accepted the Ministry q
the Interior. Seaor Eduardo Costa
ile Foreign Ministry. senor Gati-
erroz Lasta tho Ministry ~ Id
ucatson and General LaYale ihe
Ministry Of War There is perfect
harmony in the new Cabinet 4 dcpa-
tation of leading citizens has waited
upon President feilirrinl 70 offer tbelf
congratulations Public confidence ls
reyiying. YslegrAms Of coBgratula-
tion a. the peaceful settlement oi
the disturbed condition Of Affairs are
arriving from all parts Of the Repub-
lie, and tic public are aroused
to high pitch Of cnthgsiasm. Presi-
dent Pelligrini delivered CT address 10
tie people. Ia which be said the motto
Of the new Government would he
Justice and liberty The force which
the Executive aud the Government viii
depend upon for their defense - pubiio
opinion The address vas received
with deaiening cheers.
HUENos ahnIs. Aug. s Tho pro.
gr2mme Of The new Cabinet has been
presented 10 the Cham Der 81 Deputies.
1t incl1des respect FOR the constitution,
a Just administration OF the puhiio q
funds and the development OF the IA
tional rceon~cee
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09
violent HaIl.storms In Germany.

BERLIN. Aug. S.-Terrific S. hail-storms
nave been raging since Sunday last
throughout tho northern districts of
Germany. Stones as large as eggs have
fallen in various places. and unprcce.
dented damage has been the result In
Cassel three-quavters OF the crop has
been entirely destroyed, while In the
village districts OF Msrburg. Kirchain.
Hamburg. Zeiguha!n, Rotenbgrg and
Neustads tho hail smashed windows,
unroo.o3 houses and demolished nu-
meTOas wine farms.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09
Predict Big sAorsags in Potatoes.

ST.. PAUr. Mimi, Aug. s.-Inquiry s. OF
farmers elicits the information that the
potato crop OF Minnesota is small
probably less than oHe-third of al av-
erage yield. The tu5ers brought into
market are rot much larger than wal
nuts. and but few are found in a hill,
the extremely hot weather having
ripened and killed the vines before the
potatoes developed Merchants have
pus the price up to one dollar bushel
and predict that it will be twice that as
soon as the great shortage becomes gen.
orally known.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

ISpIANAPoLIs. Ind. Aug. s-Ths
brotherhood Of Machinery Mol5ers On
Thursday adopted measures requiring
every possible means % be taken 70
prevent strikes in cases o. olfsgree-
moBt between the molders and their
employers. Arbitration Is 20 be in
cluocd in these methods. and should
the employers refuse 20 arbItrate he
matter n contention is ~ be left 70 the
executive board.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

S,vPoRT. Z. i, August s s-Another
robbery occurred Wednesday evening at
the residence OF Edward r. Knowlton.
Of Brooklyn. when the family were a.
story window and escaping unseen and
unbeard. Mrs. Knowlton places her
loss a. $1,000 every biz Of iowelry, in
cludirg watches, necklaces. rings, pins
and halr-pins. except what vas upon
her person. being cleannt ont.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

pDoosrvoToN. III. huF B-b plague
~ rats has fallen unon tbe farmers -
Mclean County The rrrmin raid TIE
corn feds fn swsrrs that have hsad-
quarters in fhe hedges and stacks ana
climb TIE cOrn-stalks and dsvour TIE
young ears TIE farmers are waVinr
vsr ~ them with traps ongs end cats.
bat 80 fsT have net with little sUccess
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

TTD1hNAp0LIs, Ind. hur t-1h
National Ear Association met Thurs
day morning Is was decided 70 recon
mend - tho State Legislatures the
adoption q uniform law on wills. 80
that wills made in one sts.n VIII be
vaIid in another in every particular a
committee WIS authorized to MEMO
riaiizo Congress. urging The passage ~
tie Evarts bill. which provides for an
additional Judge iu each circuit %
facilitate business
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

Nzw YoHE. Aug. s.-Aeting Superin-
tendent-oi-Police Byrnes sent out a
general alarm TO all the police precincts
announcing tho dessrtion Of $40 sailors
and marines from the u'en-of-war Chi
esgo and Atlanta, and ordering their
arrest By 10 o'clock .. n. fft7 of the
deserters had been captured snd lodged
in police stations
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

IL. slnrE


fIT III u =
Cattle Es-te+ r10dtrater acfiFf -
price wrH Fuartai1ec Cnlfati0rs rsnr
g. q p for chalce - fsDgF Sip
rsrc SEER s8f3asE for aoce ~ rhcies
60. g. ~ s. - fo- oornoa - FAR c. = -
ass for Bafene-s' Steer. e sra ~ -
e+oclrs~s sfents Is for Tsrans g zs01 - for
westerns. g. ras90 fsf Feeders = - -
for Co~s e. Jsa35o iof Bsiis. esd 2 a9a.s S
frr Veal Caves
Hoss- Dernant seftvs - Foof iieff So
, cavF iois - 5Fs,tc EoFaacs C9n.E1or snt
coarse lots ape .c-nsssrs fal ~ former -
r-ss Ss1ss ~srged a. e. 81 ~ for Hetfs
e. s3rsso f-r reurn p4fziae - = -
rxes srs e. so85 q for hsrTY Psasinz sBd
salaFlng i0rs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09
SPARKS IRON THE WIRES

Natsrsi gas ~4s struck near E1ora,
IA Thersasy.
Fsrs - spokane Pals. N2sA-. TAass.
sax. caused loss of So. .00e. insurSBoe.
So Sea
qee Western Printing Company q
C.saba failed 3harSasy. TIE li4h3l.
les are So 00e and the assets SIS soa
Herman IsleI. section boss on sae Cal
rseo 4 Nortb western AZ Marshall iowa.
"a. was stfuck by . traia iAars@ay ana
allied.
Inconalarles ared tie barn Of Frank
If /. Esserly. near Reading 1hurszsg
night causing less Of SO 0oo partly
covered by insurance.
cattle in large numbers are dying Ia
the vicinity Of Shullsburg, Wis II l.
thought they are poisoned by drinking
water drained from lead mines
Thursday night a barn with al i's
contents ca tie farm Of A. J. Moon, Of
Lexington. III. WAS burned hy al IN
cenaisry IRE. loss, over SO 600
FAN returns from the elections IN
Oklahoua Territory show that the Re-
pub.icans will have q majority on loint
ballot OF The tao houses q tae Legls-
latnre.
Mrs Harfietta Phelps, charged with
attempting 20 poison he~ husband at
Three Rivers, Mica, was bound oser 10
the eircait court Thursday, bui released
on bail
Tie body a Bridge Jumper McCaf-
frey. who last Sunday Jumped l30 feet
into the river az Boston. WAS found
floating Thursday lis neck had been
broken
The steamers Iowa ara Kansas, from
BOSTON. are reported 10 have landed al
Liverpool with hogs affected with swine
fever. which have been ordered 10 ha
slaughtered.
4 hailstorm IN the vicinity Of Nont-
yideo. Minn. Thursday. did great dam
age 10 crops, the destruction ia some
localities being total The area Of he
storm was large.
J. w Dupoe will attempt 70 ride a
bicycle FROM the summit OF Pixies Peak
70 Manitou. distance OF twenty-iour
miles in torty-e.ght minutes for purse
Of 81. 500 Saturday.
Secretary Of the Treasury Window
decided on Thursday that a Chinese
laundry proprietor is a iaborer, and can
not be permitted 10 reland in tho
United States after visiting his native
country.
The preliminary examination Of Tom
Stingley, the Cedar Fails (Ia) police
man, for the murder OF Dexter Jones,
last Monday night took place Thursday
at Waterloo, and he was held 70 court
without bail.
Drought has reduced the corn average
in Kansas So per cent, a reduction oi
81 per cent within month. In some
counties the crop viii be a failure, and
it is estimated that the yield OF tho
State will not exceed -. GOO 600 bushels
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

GALESA, III. Aug S-Parties who
have arrived here from the pearl-fsh-
cries in the Pecstonica az Monroe, Wis,
STATE that folly 5000 clans are opened
dsi.s At th<s point Al Argyle during
the last week 13.o00 Of the mollusks
were fshed out Of the river By two ex-
pert Scandinavians, and but eight pearls
v-ere found in the whole lot One Of the
GEMS however. sold FOR s450.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09
Congressional Nominations.

The following nominations for Con-
grcss were made on Thursday: Illinois,
Fifteenth district, L. J.. Lawrence
(Labor); Sixteenth district. A. J.
Reeder Farmers Alliance); Iowa,
Seventh district, J. II. Barnett Labor
Indiana Ninth district, Milton Hand
some tPro); Ohio, Thirteenth district
Iryino Sungan (Dem.).
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

WAsHTesTo Aug 6-Ths census
ofzce las 3ust completed q rough count
of the population ~ Chicago. j. shows
ths populstion 70 re 1.D9s sc. an in-
crease since $3.50 a 5ss sel ~ u.s. -
pr cent This makes Chiesro lie
second lsrgsst city 10 tie United
Ststes
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

TUCsoy. g. 7. Aug s-1ucson is eBt
o. from the East bv railroad ~asnoats-
40 train has passed for ave days and
10 break can not be repaired before
Sunday A storm last niFat cut OF al
California trains The damage 20 ths
Soathern Pacific Company is estimated
a. over Sls3,0s0
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

AS,SA, III. Aug s.--As Farmer CAS-
tile. of Williamson County. drove up %
his house from = visit his dog ran %
meet him and ffshtened the team p
mules. The wagon vas overt urned,
and one daughter vas Instantly killed
and another 20 badly injured that she
died Wednesday night Mrs CASTLE
was fatally injured, and her husband :
condition is critfral
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

CHIcAso. Aug. Sire in this city
destroyed seventeen frame houses, az 2
total loss Of si2000 They were located
on Taylor street near Johnson. Ten
families arc left bomoiess The hro
was csased bY boys playing vita
ralr--ea