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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-06-05
The Valley Of the Upper Snake.
Kaintuck Bugle.

kalntuck BuGle.
There are still large scopes of land in
this country unimproved and some not
yet filed on. Anyone who is a Judge
of a good country or in any way trav-
eled, to stand on the foot hills adjacent
to town and look around at few scat
tered ranches here and there dotting
the landscape like small trees on the
wide spreading prairies Of the east,
and then gazes on the many beautiful
clear mountain streams vending their
way to the far southwest, can not
avoid raising his voice with the pro-
clamation, "Here is one of the future
great valleys Of our country" To you
who are in search of homes we can say
that this must be the place. These
wide spreading valleys are fast being
settled. Soon the golden opportunity
shall have past and you will either
have to pay some who have settled
here good round price for home or
go without. The public domain is fast
being taken up. The rich valleys of
the Snake will in few short years be
no longer the property of the govern
ment, but private individuals will be
building fine houses and comfortable
barns, yards, and fences for their
pleasant abode In this our fair land,
the Gem Of the Mountains. 1t cannot
be otherwise. We can recollect when,
but II few years ago, in our Eastern
States, large tracts Of prairies only
served for the grazing of summer
herds or were used for general hay
purposes and now they are I'LL occupied
for the raising of grain and tame pas
ture. Scarcelya farm larger than 100
acres and they are valued at from 80 to
IS dollars per acre. 1t cannot he other
wise here in the course of a very few
years. The broad valley here is para
disc for its levelness in comparison
with those bygone prairies of Iowa,
Illinois and Nebraska, with the album
dance Of water which the country here
is always sure to maintain. Surely an
irrigation country can defy the world
on the regularity of its crops. Home
seekers take warning! The whole re-
source of every country come from its
soil. Everything we eat, drink or wear
Is direct or indirect production of
Mother Earth. This leads US to the
indisputable fact that the farmer feeds
the world. Upon him all other trades,
professions and callings are wholly de-
pendent. The man who has this cal
ling and is manager and worker is
the most independent Of all men.
While he sleeps his crop grows, his
stock develops, an his purse grows
fat. To you who are out of employ
ment or ekeing out an existence on
some "starve-out" plan, arise up and
come to this 'land of promises, where
the Wild deer roam for miles back in
or mountains, the clear, laughing
waters of these rearing streams and the
free, fresh mountain air fills our nos
trils with their invigorating propensi-
ties. Arise, shake from your feet the
dust of mossbackism, take up your bed
and journey into the coming valley of
the great backbone Of America and
settle down among stalwart sons of q
great, grand and noble State that is
soon to hold high rank among her
sister States.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-06-05
Entered at the Lewiston PostOffice as
Second Class Mail Matter.
THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1890.

There il a sermon in nutshell
in the epigram going around: "Lee
did not whip Grant, but he gets
a monument first. "-Walla Walla
Union.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-06-05

am prepared to extract teeth with
out pain by new local Vegetable An
esthetic. Plate work and gold filling a
speciality. Office at Boston's old stand.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
v,vr1rrv poDIry TAKEN FROM THE TIoGA.

Chicago. July l3.->M more bodi"s ~cr" recovered
today fiym The wreck o; The 1ioca, mahln2 nlhe-
tcon so far exclusive Of hc injured who died at me
hospital. one OF the coIp-eo taken ont today wa.
thar IF "a white man. the Others being negroes "iI'
Two were identified. those of Louis Alexander ana
Henry Alexander. co!orod -trvecoro~, and they N''
recognized by thcir great ~ze. The body oi J'Hi
Ncilc the had ,tcycc,rc. not found, but one oi
tle WorLmcn picked up DIS watch aud umc book.
,he discovery of these arilcc- leaves no doubt a. -
Nellc's death. How many more men were hIllrd i-
now growing uncertainty. Probably II would no;
be too much t. thirty death abont the cor
rect total Half Of tlc r.c.'- hold +. yet f!icd Win
vrcch.s. from The two cApi >I'n-. The b.dr Of SIX
II the ool0.,d >tcvcd0rr- were taken 10 COumin
Tenn, o. night. They were those Of " Jim I"rhlue
Henry Wcatlcr,poou, Dave Amo-. Cilia Amos. Wal
ter Chain and John Wait iu-. all oi whom came IRON
there in Aprtl - work Oh the pier. They were ih
charge Of jim" Pillow. from the same place who Waa
working on another boat and escaped then fate
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
,yr rp,rD 70 ErRy HER HUSBAND.

Boston. July I3 o-pcc.aH N daylight ." d'V super
in.eudcut Cornish. Of tho p"he"t"n Detective N"A'N
arrested at the Arrow UoU-', near Newton Jm'''''
y H. a Canadian woman, Lct1 J." NoniiSu'' ""'''
twenty year of age. tine charge of arson \ i'"
wear, ago ,rr married Napoleon M'h" B" "'d-
t,o.n Ouchcc Nct long after their m'.'it~"
m. hu band charged h., wife with improper relation
,,th her own brother Reut Ia Nontas.e. ON the
night of July 49, l---. the brother RENT came To the
,o,,. L,n.,inr a bottt of Wh.h"y. THE wifi
,,,,.itt.d him and they III drank o
the liouor. Rcmi ln the house for a
t,,y INMATES. and ON ms return his sister a1u9 adj
,uittcd HIM - .oon he entered 'he hoH~" ho
,,.rod fire on Michel. shooting hlm ln several p.ac,~
,id altcrward cut hi, throat lha brother aud sister
.l.u placed the body Ot thc supposed dead man Oh
, u,itr,-, set fire To- Tire hOu and ran away.
'a. dyiug man. reused iN the fire,
succeeded i'm crawling throuca window and r.a ln ;
ttr. hou-c Of "A uclehbor named Euurhr. The woman
u,it shelter iu the hOu~ Uf another neighbour Ia'r
nc went (, the hou-' ot Iourhc not knowing t-t hcr
l Iiud wa also there Iur. Dee suspected her tud ~
,, Oirr- on her trlc Sh' arrested and acquitt
She n,d b.f ne. q new Indictment charging her Win
arson roulI br procured. Altrr h'r arrest In New
Hampshire, she Va, brought T. Boston.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
rHnnp \ GEr, IlnllE AGNN.

Unhcialdci 'y tho sounds of ff hu-.. or drum. the
-il'ut caylrymcu OF Troop y. who have been spend
ING the Wcc u the stat. Camp az Pceh,iii rod" into
their hcadqaarar, fl ity-siN.h-t. yet rily mora
iue az II o'co,5. Dr-p.'" the lonr rd', 70 which
the ruck Gu-, on boot ard cap bore witness. the
m.u a.d horses vcr fresh and -pr.td. l.u Captain
Eo. soon dismissed them vItI apparently no obi'.-
toH, on the part Of man or hor.. and the udn-
academy worc again IT, wouted sunday morning ap-
peauucc.
Tho troop, which ho, made such an cuvo'ie record
at tGc ,..nr. l.t I,,A-tlu saturday evening ~ .
o'clock. A BRISK rilo ~ four hour. brought them %
Rowland Manor row owned by Clw- ". II"ld near
Dohb> ir'rf. whsr th,y d.sm"Wt"d to >p"HH Oh
ulca'. Nu alol-. the g'ut" Wcr" ,On-rEturd ~.
lror, who hr.h. ouj iu I-tF oh"rc- tor tlr sold -.
Long before .uur.c },.t.la1y morning. the men were
up and grooming their hoi-ns. AZ % DIu-' I'm The
Ike ard breakfast OBJ, mea mounf" th'ir ,t".d,
and Vcr. soon a-uu urd .r way. Along thc ~iV Mill
Valley rode iH' SIXTY. passing throueh lo.hcr about
O'Clock. Nu.hr- uf unortdnc" happened. hoN"v r.
ol thr r1. hDu' Ihr u'u Wrr fan ot stories OF ttc
good tial. they hid lI 'd tr' air 'dr looking for
su.I ., t.r tGt" "A.u tAot ,tn spend another week
D. fls
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
BoGo,rorF PREPARING FOR ~ ERUPTION

Port Townsend, WASH. July %c"- brought Ay
officers ana passenger, thc steamer Arr, confirm.
the report OF Mount Eo-o-ioN being Joe -tA'" oi
activity. AhOut TWO months a-p there was violent
eruption Oh all t,Ic i-lanG- m the Mcltau TuUp. and
soon after EogO,ton, which i5 on CJrimah Island,
began emitting -t"in and smoke and AIR and lava
BoeostoG ha~ been inactive volcano since l11d.
when the ISLAND upon which II j, situated f. said IN
have risen from it, and although IL ha, always been
marked on charts extinct, several time lu the
year smoke and steam havo been seen i--ulHt from
the crater. From the original hcicht ~ 10" feet
ne volcano ha, dropped q, e-9 feet above tic 7ct
level Professor Elliott. Of the Sultl. oman lnetitn.
ton. has visited the island upon which the volcano
situated. and has made important scientific invct
cations. The flame, Of tac fire. thousand, OF feet %
height De- ~ li..t -uiug from the mount iiu.
NOunt Shca!dou. when T. 5"53 fct high. d, emitting
team and -moic. and 10 I- ihplrt It viii soon Dee
u a state Oi eruption TN. mountain otu D." -crI
Al for uearl' one hundred ml" and It r'l hc =
great aid 10 navigation ID u -hould bocom" a'uVc e.,
the pillar Of IRE can ue seen for great d-teu'c ana
will serve d, "a guide through Gai rrIour passes.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
n,xp, ,,r,yG THE STARS AND BlRs IN yEw.JERsEy

Dover y. j.. July Is tepecau.-Ihe f'ing OF a con
fcder,te rnr from .'aiT upon the house Of Dr. j. {"
Eoatte. near Succa.uuno. Aa, caii.i forth thr IL
dirnart protests af prominent Republicans ana Dem
ocrats alike i'm this ncchborhood. The owner OF the
place Is a Southcrncr. who formerly lived near hI'h
mond, Va, but who came 10 reside here ic" W"h''a
ago.
DR.. Beatfle visited virginia al the time Of the un
yelling Of The Lee monument al Richmond. Ills
daughters anticipated his return by matnI the ha-'
The emblem wa, displayed for q period, but was SUB
seoucntv taken down. on July .. the nas Wa aGli.
raised and has renamed up. several indignant po"P'
cf the ncchhorho0d have requested the Ohc'rs "l
COMPANY g. t0 cause the Sag o. b" hauled down. me
matte va, referred - Colonel camp. ell. OF lh' II
Tormcnt who la, ,cft reply INA nothing can DE-
done except ly direction Of th" Governor. ~
T.a,,i. .ays that the fas wa not raised with the
intention Of afTroutug the peopc. II" ha> rcc'l'e1
thr,atriug lc'tr> bearing upon the mater ana OVe
uot rr,po-c 10 be corrc.d frightened long US he
ry
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
.ruE .ElM.RE OF rllE NArrLE { nAER-

Port Town-cnd. WASH. .luy ~. Captain Thomas,
II the North American t1mmHcal CompIuS's steamer
AraCO which arrived tcrday from OunJlo-Ea. re
port, that captain MoDIN"r, % the schooner N1jr- g.
Dyer, wa, -,.Icd at Omal'-la on June ~. IIc says
that The vessel i> held without good cause. Iie haH
anchored Of Ouuala-.a and had gone Ashore - the
Custom House 10 surrender hi, paper when Dcputy
Collector Edmuud-. VAo stationed there -rlrh hr
vo~,rI she W&s toWci into tie haIbor and her guns
and hunting equipment and skins were taloru ashore.
,autaln Mo,klrr SAYS hc g. able ~ prove That Dee hI-
moi been inside of Eclrue So, t1d says that there -
mo- c,idcucc which ~ hOld hl~ y ri. the EcNchh"
rY,t.I Icar wa al Obual.- -li when the ,'ILUc wa.
made The Rush had not arrived up % week a'".
The British Ealing schooner Harry Dcnn- al-' pyt
INTO Ouualt- Ska with large number Of -lu- aboard.
but -'Ippcd out Gnine the n.rht I,h.nl e,ir- 'h.
thoili,- Il g. aucc 10 take her CdprIf IhpuH1 ta'
pnf al scaling vessel, heard Ioin lad been mnAInS
tf., .ftit
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
INncrLlrED For 4 XKrNk,S BITE.

4, ,rilona ,attl,nau wa received patient by
Dr Gillcr al tho Pa-tcur Institute yesterday. u" was
bitten by skunk about two month, aeo and Is appr'-
hcnsyc Of fatal results, c ha~c his far, upon the fact
that four in his nefhb"fh""d VII" "'i" "tNh F
.unks died aftrrvard showing symptoms Of hydrophob1
The catteuan whU.c name Dr. tdblrr refuses ~ make
public came East especially To enter the Patur In't-
tute. Halt Of hi~ rght is and his l"it hand
.u show. the mark 81 the -kuh'e t-"h. Tie car Wa
mt"n while the lay asleep Ia front OF Ms door ~
hs Western hone. The wounds In the hand were Re-
ceyed while battling with and killing the skunk Dr.
Glber gave him his inoculatlon.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
A GAI-A Day " PARIS

Paris July l3.-At the opening Of the 1fth Of ruly
fctes the A,atans in this city held an orderly demon
sraon before the Stra>hurg statue Neither NJ. Dcro-
ieede any member Of his party present.
President and Madame Carnot attended the per
formancc Of Mas,enct9 cantata, II Fcdcralc7 which
va, given by choir Of 1000 voice, I'm the
court Of the Louvre The singing Of the Cantata
was afterTard rcIcW"d i'm the shadows Of
the EGel Tower before an audience Of 100000 per
sons The streets were dccicd with flags oday. and
in the evening theN were uminatono and opcn-air
dancing partcs.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
orIcK WORK or CARRIER PIGEONS.

Tie members ,f tine liu. Ee-m'nt Of br'7hly.
rcc ca-l-,d boo making -'mr experiments with c"
r.rr pcco,.- lu On. work of cluf1- military messages.
rl., took W.tl Them % Pc,h-a.u twelve birds. Eth'
,f ,lr,n BELONGED T.. T. - iu.ou. of SO. .3j Twenty
;h.rl ~. and IN. r-t were from j. =. Mcintosh Of
\u 5-6 E-Ht. ave. TAe regiment had some birds oi
tcIr u.,u 4t t.r a.fro~v. but they y " not ln t'od
,,ld,'..a -, tler borrowed some. TIE hi~i t"" & -
I,..,h ,p..c out from th" p"r. H.r name Nt'
N.le j. ~N. reached beg l'ft .u lr-- t,..h i'' m.'
..'. bird Wa. also liberated AZ lo.b''~. hhd
r.,,lcd homo. lu about t rc iHnr'l- oi an r'. Two
'I.,.i. ucr. -an. out !cet'roE. aHd to-day Two more
,tI Dc. Nlrrt.r .r,!.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
ACCIDENT ro THE SrEAaER RANGER.

san Francisco. Jny l3-rhc United states steamer
RANGER. while getting under way To 20 10 ''' >'
trr,y afternoon. tooh -hocr "lth the ud' anu ,@'
into rc Lombard st. wharf. brcahhg sou' "l l''
cro..Lcarn, aud the corner of the Whl'i I''''
Ranger had her cutvatrr carmen away '"."' 4,
,n lotcrtI,,,d also her maitingalc stay carried
, 4,c th.u -tcamcd from the wharf al
Hf1' H,I d and ln DONG he'd the b2" 81 thr
LUZ, LUZ, Tam I,uucl and port mld~hp boat WH,h Hci'
p'.' -. ,.,,, t,. davis NotVlt-tdudnS tlr Il-iP'
i nr,rc.dcd 10 ON her way {" ""alemhh
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
MIR. STANLEY STILL I'LL,
HIS INpIspOsITION LIKELY TO PASS AWAY
ooN-OVERWHELMED WITH CON
GRATULATIONS.

London July 13-IIenry NJ stanley has not re-
covered from his recent indspoSton. The display Of
homage 10 tie great explorer ard the too early leaving
a sick bed i'm order 10 prevent hour~ po,tponcmcnt
Of the wedding ceremony proved light ordeal 10
the strength Of Mr.. STANLEY His weakness from the
maIady under which he suffering noticeable
many Of the distinguished attendants at Westminster
Abbey Yesterday; hut it was happily remarked a,
Dr. Parke had already said. that Mr.. Stanley, uIIs,-
WAS Of a temporary character altogether Mr. II tnlcv
is 10 day confined 10 his bed AT Mcchct Court lie ma,
been overwhelmed with notes and kilograms of con
graduation on his marriage
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
YOUNG LOVER TRIES TO SHOOT HIMSELF.

Asbuy Park July - lSpcciaD-Asbury harley
aye about twenty-five attempted % blow hi, brains
Out th, evening. because Mis-, Della Nechtcn refused
10 elOpe with him. Fortunately Hurcy's aim wa,
hO' steady enough 10 init the mark 50 lac Will have
an Opportunity 10 heal his wounded heart and try his
Ilck again Mis- Ycchtcn has been staying ~ The
saratoga House when Hurley called this afternoon
Mlss Acrhcu discovered that he had been drink
nag The youthful lover proposed that they 20 on
sno sno get married This proposition was promptly re
FUSED, and then Hurley drew his revolver and fired
ufee times al his head without hitting IT, lie wa
Piaeed under arrest
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
r..,,r, ix <lw.nGrvswIcK.

nr, Lrof, out Yesterday 800 Ludwig nag shop h
X,,,. l.fiin-sIh s.. D. and tu" flames communicated "
,. stable. and stor.hou-c OF Mcr-r- IDnorlan, Wine"
aart Alelrr . Van Ho@.. >ot"ltn.iandnf the rH'.N
d tt rcn,n the BUILDING. all buIn'd out or toi"'H
d,-tr.ycd The entire loss o. estimated r. about
sl,oo0 Thro i- but little Insurance. The hr" oi'i
mated in the rag shop sIppo,d from spontaneous com
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
THE 44D Dog has THINGS ms owy WAY.

Wabash, Ind. july - c~P.c4..-TA maddox craze
Is spreading. The northern part OF thi, county f.
greatly excited. since Monday Two or more mad
c'.s have been running al large at Roam and North
Manchester. a large number u do., and cattle have
been bitten At Roam t~o lUl. girls were bitten
ard earlier u the week man living east cf North
Aaurhc,''r "a- bitten. lc left there Tor Ne" oih
ths moiuu- 10 Doe treated under the Ia9tcur system.
wa % .uunAuOu j. beng ind ,crimnatcl} Wd4cd
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
rnr AnArrrR ArnLErLc rNIoy.

Washington. july l3 Tie Eolrd Of Na"aI'r- OF the
,,,t,,r Athletic Tniou held five hours '''-lon L"
doy Rcnorts were received from 'arI"n' commute
and great number Of detail connected WIN 'ha""'"
M, mcctirr, looked after. Satisfactory pr'-'',
H. rcportcd IN the worl, Of Preparing ior 'k' - -u'i. "
,rI.,,d r,.fer.' Of tine meeting Another H'c''"H
viii b, h.ld IN a few Wc,hr
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
.r.rr ,rSrrv or NATIVE WOODS

Albany. Inly ~ CspccIab. The first in>'aiment
If a new department In the state Mn-enm h''' p''i'
,ivod If consists of forts three ,pc'i'' oi """n'
native If thi, state. The design l' io nave un'''"
.pc,imcn, Of every Kind Of ihhFi '''t 7'''' '''''
a.. ,t,,i, ,pr bo,lcr, PLACED In this department.
r,,b riecc I, thlrt, nine Inches long. taken l"ni
u, ,,,l and emf 80 As TO show bark and grain both
te utih' nd a Main The collection Is being nude
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
DE,ERrING FEoM rHE cMAELE,roN.

san Francisco JHly l".-"IAe chronicle !a, al
vice, from UpuOlulu stating That there have been
wholesale dc.etiou- from tho United state nip
Charleston. Native, we're hired 70 rcclpfu9" th"
sail,r, and all but ci-At were rctahcn. 1i" -aoFo
said that the discipline WIS too severe. They say
they were kept below m" deck, tiic entire time when
not needed on deck and we've not PERMITTED 10 have
the use Of the library pro-cutcd 10 them b, Hiz 81"
Of tiu Francisco. The mau Who went with tl" snip
"a clecrclau and was reduced iu rank tp I-ia.t
inachiu-t - have h"ca thn rueloader oi Ll-
u
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
RlILROID INTERESTS.
THE WABASH AND CANADIAN Pacific

TIE WABASH ANp CANADIAN PACIFIC.
rhi,igo. July Is ,~pc.al.. I'm th" 'ut Oh t'
Wabash a,iu-t tie Chiaso end Western Ir"'lh'
Railroad - compel the latter 10 h"'ale the H0'''"
t,.. ~ tb. Wabash under IT, l,i-c. Na--rs. Jcvcu
.d ,--,r,c counsel f.. the Western lH0iau1. }'trr
,,y stated to judge Iulr, that the Na-h ini .ntr.
...-pin, ir- r,ht 8, tac trucks m ",-u,H ".',I '' ',.
own to ,ni,lap. cross hl uy On" N't'rn lulIht
..r.. to ptr.cnt -u,h tsH. ..r t' 1.tl.i'n .'
crawford. for thc Wabash. a.''ro '' "'''' '''''
i,,I.c Irlrt 81 % decide The ,l-c tH' "t'N.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
\ NrM MuNE coNIENrL VIVID nl hrELINoroN

CHICAGO. July /" l~pcrah..~"n' years '-' i'
rn.,.o. Burlington and Quincy. desiring q" F'.'
tac Chclro and Alton in viii -p'' "p'"'' "P =
ru. between CMc-, aId ST. Lou... Pos VAS az
.,,l..iir. and M.hucm ru. I"" promptly -"'I'.o
large share of tine traffic aut "ml" 1t "'' n''
profitable it did not lo-" au} money. u was Ni'h
drawn on 70 conrron ..c with thc AIton people NJ"
,be darlington is dissatisfied with tine conduct OF
tnc CHICAGO and >lton ou hu- nos, from Kansas 'N,
where Oh. -,aIpcr b, the railroad MANS Best dh' 'n'
,,t.r,, t.poial...tIon iu ,alrad wc'hod- ,.i-u-
..',..,,. rn offset the kli-a. CN tHu'. lr
lI,Iir.f.n i. con arirs tlr feasibility oi 'r pi.N-
- l.n. h.tv.,n tm,ro and ~. .'uI, Win \'~lIu"hb
t, f rul'.,,u ....u,i-. plrlut cII- .td t'-
h,ir ,r, TO uial,, the ruu in from uino and enc nan
a., t.u hliir- Time table are uo" being '''N"
m and u,Il.-, thrrr D. "a ch.ncr in the rtl' situation
IL Is probable that the ucV train, viii .t'f about
ArH l.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
,u,m STORM ox THE NEwuR-rY COAST

4 AuuL STORM oT TIE NEWJER0EN ''NI'
.,, l.re Ci,y. y. j.. July 10. fierce wind ana
nan Storm prevailed rd, afternoon ar th~ place
u.ally lrc. hlI. touc- fl aud the "ind swept "'''
such force a, 10 carry everything IN IT. pain. "H"
rog... va. blown down and other building were '.'
rooted. \, far 90, reported ID" one "''
,a. ,,o,i .,,uoiiut ol damage va, done 10 trees.
""" " , ,. ,,,.,. 1r. ,trut 0f IA"
,,a'F.,,,. not known tonight The storm, Im'H
I..t,I hut 4 -hpr time. rc-cwh'd % western toi'""'
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
A NEY gRIDGE OVER THE NINMSSIrrI.

Burlington, July - (-peciaD.-The Chicago, Eurug
TO- and Quincy Railroad Company has completed the
oetls Or the erection of modern double track rail
rad bridge over the Mississippi at this point, 10 take
lee place Of the old structure The work win begin
tms week. The ucW structure viii be built on The
Nte n the old one, which will be gradually torn away
- NE work goes without interfering with ravad
t%Ac. Three sPan' VIII be finished by winter.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
S,r PERSONS KILLED By 4 TRAIN.

San Francisco. July II j, reported here TO night
tina. terrible accident occurred lat TN,
afternoon at Baden. twelve miles from
here near cemetery 100 san Mat'o
,1uutv \ wagon containing fifteen people run
down hy "A train. The people were tossed in all
directions. SiA wero killed outright and tie others
were Injured
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
rAnwAY .nnr. - NAcnNEnN ErENLD

TNTLWNI NUTT70 NJ NV ITI'7T'T-' Nv '''''''
Chatham. ont. Jult -. Ere broke oGt 100 the
Lola. room Of tLc repair shop Of the Erie and Huron
Hallway thI- evening and before 10 could Dee checked
spread tD juo repair .l.p. and thc rp4udlou.c. IN
hort time the. building. together with three
lo-omot.vc- one .cue,r coach, t~p freight ear
.o.d a lot of valuable machinery. Wcrr t"ll
tr,ycd II g. imp1.. ihlD tp ascertain the amount
If los at pro-cnt.
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Nv rYrSrAL MlLlrARY SExrEvcE.

Hartford, Conn. July l"-PHyac Elron, Of
Company +. 1st Regiment {. y. g.. who wa. tried
,y field officer court martial Monday hrt, for
dloobcdcncc to ordcr~. ha, been dismissed from the
military service bN the Governor and dl-qu1cd from
re entering the militia for five years. Iho sentence
/, without precedent H. The military aunal- OF the
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nav RJCE WILL snow AGAIN.

Albany. ,uly f. (Npcc1D-Dan Rice the veteran
Snowman declare, that be- j, going into the eho" bu'I
ness again. With Patrick Ryan, Of Albany, as ms
mariner he viii start the road again with q one
iiuc circus early next year. beginning at Galveston.
Tex.
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kEwAkn roR crxSrX coRREcrIoNs.

'Acago July l3 (>pcciaD-Thc latest scheme for
'hg errors IN the census i, reported from HurlIng
:, ~ IOWA where the reported population Is far short
0apeetatlons. p. NJ Crap president of the Burllng
~a Board Of Trade. has made public an offer 10 pay
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
4 curRcu nANAGED AY LIGHTNLNG.

south Whitney. Ind. july /" l~prcihh- ~ i''''
stnr,n thi, morning tine tinted Brethren 'hhf'" "i
,t,. rl,rc was struck twice by lightning, which d"
uIn.ucd the roof broke all the window. ana NI',h
the walls. Fire dVcrtcd. Inc Ioas ID dO"u'
Bl 800 with INSURANCE,
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14

u 7
London, JUly 1f.-David Dudley Field viii pre- .dc
al the Universal Peace Congress. which opens in
London today. DR.. Thomas, OF Boston VIII preach
10 the dcccaies on Wednesday,: the Lord
Mayor Will give reception ia their honor ON Thurs
day and on saturday there viii De an excursion 70
Windsor. the Queen specially permitting thc castle
to be opened for the benefit Of the dolerac~. Many
Of the delegates attended the service at -. Paul
yesterday. Canon Holland preached an appropriate
sermon
The Arbitration League Courcl at meeting on
SATURDAY adopted vote " thanks - James g.. Blaine,
John sherman and Andrew Carnegie for their pre-
eminent services lu the cause OF peace.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
nLLLrn nr rALL rnon 4 nRlnGE.

scranton. Penn, July I3.-ihomas Williams Z"
twelve ycaiold -lat' picker OF TN. cts. Who accom-
r,uIcd the oxford Nine Accident Fund excursion 10
Mountain Park on saturday, fell from a rh'u' btIuS'
and bIOho h~ mech.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
4 prlr1.u .ENrHY KIlLrD.

Gibraltar. Juy l3.-A spanish c.rih!uccr while pur
suing ,ua-cor, today accidentally shot AID h,lied %
British sentry.