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Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-20
HREfliFE-. SALE.

WTHEREAS. EY VIRTUE OF AN EMF
w Cuuon issued out Of the District Count cf
the First Judicial District IN and for the county
Of Cochise. Territory Of ATizoRI, 10 ne direct
ID and delivered On a judgment rendered in
said court on the 18th day Of May. 1859. in
FAVOR Of James Reilly and against Godfrey
Triboiet and lanes McEe4n for the sum o.
sg45 as damages vi'h iut,rest thereon from
date ii judgment At the rate Of par cert PER
snnum until paid; together with Gusts and sc
cruing costs and TO me delivered.
| did ON said i4th day Gf January 1900, levy
s.. - :L- .:.l.: .!.l - s-se.eSt - t..ifrzS
Tribolet in and TO The east 20 fe-t by 40 feet
deep Of lot No. 10 Of block No. 3 Of the city
Of Tombstone. in the county Of CoChi-e. IS de-
scribsd on the maps Of said city. ct record in
the Office Of the KecUceI Of the said e0anty Of
Cochise.s
Public notice IS hereby gisca that on Friday,
the 18th day Of October. 1890 at the hour 0; /,
~ clock p. m. in font Of the court hous- OF
said County m the city Of Tomhst0ne. Coeliise
county, AriiSsna Territory. win sci. IN uHGi-
vided ons-hslfN interest in the above described
property at pubiAsC auction. 10 the highest ard
best bidder. FOR cash. iaWfni nuoney Of the
Z ai;ei States. TO satisfy said executon ~ al
costs. !. II. SLAUGHTER
Saerih.
L A. SHATTUCE. Deputy Sheriff.
Dated this the z5gh day Of September, 1890
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate of A G Howell, deceased.
Notice is hereby givon by the
undersigned administrator Of the
estate of A G Howeh, deceased, to
the creditors of, and all persons
having claims against said deceased
TO exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months after
the first publication of this notice
TO the said administrator at his
Office in Cochise county court house
and the same being the place for
the transaction Of business of said
estate in the City of Tombjtone,
County of Cochise.
J. II. SLAUGHTER,
Administrator of the estate of A. c
Howell, deceased. lost
Tombstone, Oct. s, 1890.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-20
A yEouass Discovery.

Another wonderful discovery has been made
and that too BY iady in this county. Disease
fastened its clutches upon her, ard for seven
sears she wi,hsgood its seseEesE tests. bat Der
nal ORGANS we're undermined and death seemed
imminent, For three months she coucsed IN
ss-ssausly and could not sleep. She bought @
Is A botsle Of Or. Kings New Discovery fos
Consumption and was 50 much relieved on take
ing the frs, dose that sic slept all night. and
" n one bottle has bern miraculouSly cured
FT-r name i Mrs. Luther Luizr Thus write
w. c. Hamrick & Co. Of Shelby. ". &C
one trial bott Al Yozge' drug st &c.
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LEs:sI.
issued
rirst
sIaESsaass &AEA

By virtue OF an execution
out Of the District Court CT the.
Judicial District in and for the cor
~ Of Coclise, Territory Of Arizona, IL
me directed and delivered on a jadg-
ment rendered in said court on the
10th dag Of September, 1890, in favor
Of a c Rogers, + i Rogers and A
Rogers, dong business under the
irm namc Of Il ger Bros. aud
sgainst Jerry Barton and 5. a. Bar
ton, bis wife, wherein | am
commanded to make the sum Of
Sl950.0C damages with interest there
on from date of judgment at the rate
Of is per cent per anuum until paid.
together wish aceruing costs.
| have this day levied upon the
following described property, to wit:
Lot number ten (l0) in block num-
Der FIVE, 3, in the town of Fairbsnk
said county Of Cochise, together
with tenements and improvements,
also ninety eight (9SJ head of cattle
branded thus: LII on right side, now
running on the ranch in the Huachu-
ca mountains said county, together
with the brand being recorded
in hook one Of marks and
brands, page 265 Coehise records.
Public notice is hereby given thst
on THURSDAY, the 23d Day of
October, 1890, between the houfs
8 m and 1 p m il front of the sher-
ifl's Office in the city of Tombstone Co
chiss county Arizona Territory, will
sell all the right, title and interest of
the said Jerry Barton aud 5 A Barton
his "ife. in and to the above described
property at public auction, TO The high
est and best bidder, for cash, lawful
mouey of the United States, to satisfy
said execution and i costs.
Dated this, the Esd day of Sep;em-
Der 1890.
]. II. SLAUGHTER, Sheriff.
by Il. A. SHATFUCE, Deputy Sheriff.
Charles G. Johnston, attorney for
plaintiff.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of S J Howell, deceased.
Notice is hereby gwen by the un-
designed administrator Of the estate
of 5. J. Howell deceased, TO the cred
itor5 Of, and all persons having
claims agsiu3- the said deceased, 20
exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months after
he first publication OF this notice,
to the said Administrator at bis Office
in the CochIse county court house,
and the same being the place for the
transaction Of business of said estate
IN the City of Tombstone, County Of
Coch!se.
J. II. SLAUGHTER,
Administrator Ct The estate of 5 J
Howell, deceased. 10 Stl
Tombstone, Oct s, 1890.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-20
Notice 10 Creditors.
~ THE PROBATE 90

IN THE PROBATE COURT, I
County Of Coehise, Ter. Of Arizona,
Inihe matter Of the estate of Stephen
Veilch. deceased.
Ali person h1ying claims against
tie estate of Stephen Vei:ch. deceas-
ed, are hereby required 20 exhibit the
same with the necessary vouchers 10
the undersigned at his Office 10
the town OF Bisbee, County of COehise
Territory OF Arizona on or before the
24th day OF September 4 d 1890.
523-4m s C PERRIN, Administrator
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-20
Epoch.

The ioa from IaI.g- ungei iBg and psiu-
fol ricsress TO gabrg- heath marks an ePcsh ~
the he Of the iLdyi6uai- sach remarkable
event !. TREASURED N The uezisry, aud the agency
wfere'v the good health has Teen Hiiaircd y
atefEIly bies-ed. Hcn-e a. r. that 30 much y
rearG IN praise Of Electric Bitfers- SO many feel
thew ove Their F.stoFsi Joe 70 heai th to the q
The Greet 4it-raiive anf Tonic II ycu are tr0uo
led VITA a.y disease of Kidueys. Liver or stomach
Of long Or rhort staDcinz you wis surely hnd -
lisf nv use Of Elccr nc u tsers Sold a. j. Youags'
aruv srcre ii 90 re. bottle
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-20

HEs wISsLoWfs soorHIse SfkuP has ben
A. = ly uathers fO- chilcesu Letting fer over -
VS. sgit1 ps.f CT saco-ss II nj ewes the lille
II n n IN e. t.r.rcEcs- nGEErzl, ql'et sleep ~
restty TIE G. ID II 10 pain. ard the Hts!e eherub
~ axes = - light bait n. u = very pl-tS-
at 70 tn. E.sIs s.SJfhv- The child sCitcus the
gnaas siiays pain. relieves VIM. reggiat : The
bosztis and fs the bert kno1a remedy for q TER
rtYsra. ahc:afE arising rom teeihing O otbFr
,uaser Tss-nfy -fye esiifs . bottle.
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$500 REWARD.

The above reward is offered
by the Copper Queen Con.
MiningCo. and citizens of Bis
bee, for the arrest and con-
~;ct;cn or positive proof of
the death of James DAILY,
who murdered w. w. Low
ther near Bisbee on the af-
ternoon of Friday, April IL,
1890.
DAILY is described as a man ap-
parentIy so years of age, although
several years younger. about 6 feet
in height, round face, slightly peck
marked, sandy complexion and
moustache, blue eyes, weight about
100 pounds, scar on foot made by
pistol shot, also scar across neck
made by pistol shot. talks with a
strong Welsh accent.
Ben WILLIAMS.
Dated Bisbee, April IA, 1890
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Maverick Ma veeTIiieckk Natl Bank Bank
BOSTON, MASS.

tsptht >&e3,oOc
Accounts of Banks. Bankers and
Corporations solicited.
Our facilities for COLLECTIONS
are excellent. and we Te-discount Tor
Banks when balances warrant it.
BoSion is a reserve city, and balance
with us from banks, mot located in
other reserve cities) count as a reserve.
We have a market for prime first
class investment securities and invite
proposals from states, counties aud
citiss when issuing bonds.
We do a general banking business
and invite correspondence.
Asa p. Potter,
Jos. W. Fork, President.
Cashier.
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Isuctxsen,s aruSe. Sarye.

The Beet slive in the world for Cuts. Bruises
51res Ulcers, salt RheaTn. Fever Snrss. letter,
CnHfyped Hands. Chfihlsins, Corns. and all skin
Eraptoflz. and positively cures Piles no pay
qulre1. n IL guzra1teedtG give perfect satisfac-
tion or money refunded. Price. Is cents per bor.
OF sale hy 3. yoase.
ClALESHE IN I'VE N.rh few men ssu cur
- goods b sample TO the wholesale nd retail
q abe. Largest msnEfacfurerr IN Our Inc. Send
3eent stamp. Wages s. per day. Pernsneo-
position. Nopo=tals srswcred- Money advanced
.lr wages advertising. etc CEsTEESIkL NAET'st
c., cTScFxrArI. 0nIos az s6x
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
44KgIroElAL OFFICERS.

Governor 70 I svris W0la y.
Sscretarf--.S. .. MgrPay.
{ aIred states AttJgncy-OTsn J. RoCse.
AHditpr- TEJa9as Bugaes
Attorney Ger sTgs-GtaTk CtarChiiI
gg-t5rasTgll--k At A. Johnston
T-lasarer-n r. sns h.
Superintendent Of paUlie Iasgruetiou-G. "
GieyEsT.
DCae-Gse TO Goa gress-M.A SEi-a.
sap srIuIsnoeEl u rcrTiiOEiEl Pzlsu1-JOhr II.
BeS1a
la .gFn-iOl ConHtiss.oner-J. A. Black.
AIiUta1t t5sussal--N n q. u Ne b.
Fc.Uriua-y sarE 1gu--1r. A. }. Cnaad'sT.
-snGrd OF EguziIzat8Jl--O- r. TJs EzeHc, HR.
:. uCza.
tleoIerist-Jahu T. BiSniy.
Lie Stock Sanitary Con N !ssiOu--A. Town.
J. Y. Y .czeT-, ". q. Bsracs, :. B. Bowers, ram
aei C-OEEcr-
Pris0n CON nis,Ionsrs--Y c. Dayis, &. A Cut
sc-, J. :. Robbins.
Iasaas Asylaal D.rectors--J. n ocaos. ". Il
HEr1Y.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-20
II al Arch sIaSonS.

Stated meetings on third Wednesday
OF eSch mouth. Notice OF speeia;
meetings by chapter flag. Soioarnine
companions cordially invited.
ADoLPH COHEN, II. 2.
T. L. MooRE, Secretary jl4tf
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-20

Rosy Complexion, SouthfGI BeautS
PInBpaess Epd s-oyiiness-
are pr ,ls-ecd BY Ola Or. Heata's Harmless
AP-eniraI f1eiaveaasisE WATERS, and
ar.ru 7~aa--s ,s--v:--- 60
sksa Diseases. q GERS, GHtarrH- Hay
Fey-r asthma, Lung sBi.cnses erafiieAt
- p n e. h.=!th 4. tue minor CT beauty, and
ofiy ~ box OF Xix for s. Mailed Sealed. FRS
!. r,.,. fafiat ~ otscs Ssi Broedwey, Ne~ York.
LID a WIZ.
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arrrunnrzrn Ezrrrs

y DAEE. rod-d ~ 1frr1hsut F1rhanne. San
fsssrisco. Il e-r tnihoTizeA Agrnt sor C1iifarnis
y1rk
NV ATER son. PbsIsas,uhf.
~ trs-sartfons rlsas ~ - shove rs-asf VT
$3.50
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TUCSON LAND OFFICE.
Rscsive.-t,. Y. Drake
ksgiz.er-D az BSGSa.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-20

sUPREMs COURT.
Cn!1fJgs,-es-Jasas wrizbt.
Associate J4sgioe- y. u. h.Dsy re. S.oEa
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-20

DISTRICT COURT.
Jsage Firzt Jadietrl DtTtrict--R E. Slosn
Je5ge Sec 1Bd Jndieizi District J % Kib5ry
iglge TaiEd Jaaiei2l DislrIeE-JEI-.Us a
JFE1l
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-20

UNITED STATES OFFICERS.
gnftca 0Eetos Marshai-Bob Put.
Gated -l4sss DeYaiy Mar 5hal-ii- d. Under
good
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WI. C. SrAEHLE,

A TTORSEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
N OHce on Allen Street, between F5urth and
fsfgh Tombstone, Anz5na-
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-20

PRESCOTT LAND OFFICE.
p .-e1vsr-D. J Sullivan
X ,gir;eT Z BHrgess.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-20

INTERNAL REVENUE oFsICERs.
Collector. Tzcsoa ~. Il. Brislol-
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-20

L. A. SHATTUCE. Deputy Sheriff.
Dated this the 10Th day Of September, 1890
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Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05
THE CYCLONE.
List Of the Killed and Injured at Brad
shaw, Seb.

LIST OF the hiAAt 1nA AhihiNh az
shaw, Sch
LINCOLN, Neb., June 4.-Ihe cyclone
at Bradshaw, Neb., last night vas ac-
compauicd by deluge of rain aud a
stunning fualade Of hail. Considering
the complete destruction Of the own,
It seems miraculous that so few
lives were lost and that so few psople
injured. The list of killed and
wounded as tar as can be Learned IS:
Killed, Mrs. +. Penner, three chlhren
OF John Shaw's family, son OF =. 4.
Brumsey, child of Mrs. Chapn; IN
iured. j. A. Brumsey, Mrs. Brunsey
and two daughters, wife and fanny Oh
Mr. Cutshaw, Mrs. NJ. Williams an
emigrant unknown, who was
taken up and dashed against
an elevators SIDE; he will lie;
Nellie Dorsey, Mr. and Mrs. John III
Ter, Alex Miller and his entire family,
DR.. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. heiser, dr.
and Mrs. J. II. Babcock and their three.
children, Willie Chaplin, p. NJ. and
Colby, J. y. Cook. Willie Heath, Mnsf
Thomas, Mrs. Charles Miller, Mrs. ].
CnaplD. MleSlllp, hls- Fo4dM dILVi
John Shaw. The physicians state that
a number of those injured will not dit.
The Prussian settlement southwest o.
Bradshaw is also destroyed. The
prairie around are strewn witaaesad
hogs and stock. Cow, Thayer has
ordered Company A. Of the state
troops 10 Bradshaw whereit will remain
on duty till order is restored.
The storm struck the town atS:30 and
left not single buiidingn the business
part of the town. The principa. street
was filled with ruins. The Russian set
tlcmcnt near town was wrecked, and il
is reported that nine were killed out
night. The physicians who left Lincoln
on the relief tram report twelve dead
at Bradshaw, and eight fatally injured
and about twenty injured. The follow
ing are added 10 the list of killed: John
Miller, Mrs. Mienkc and child, the wife
and child of Isaac Penner. The FOL
lowing additional persons are reported
injured: Prof. McDcrmOtt, ThOs. Ross
r. y. Logan, wife and two children and
many others.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05
LIGHTNINC'S WORK
II Instantly Kills Two Farmers
Near Caro-.
TWO OTHERS ESOCKED SESSELHS
oss Of the .0st Fearful stoTEas h'si
Witnesses Ia the NieiElty- -TsErtne
FLASHES OF Lightaiag-Thre
Houses Struck

CARO-, Mich, June 4.-Four men
were struck by hghtning On L. /.
Taggett's place, four mics from here,
last night, and two OF them instantly
killed. They were farmers. ana stood
ln bunch near the barn when the bolt
struck in their midst. The dead men 5
names are Edward Goodchild and Mat.
Holmes. The injured are /. y. Taggett
and Wm. Rlngle.
The storm, which came up suddenly,
was the most severe ever witnessed
here. The Lightning flashes were SIMPLY
terrific.
Itwas impossible 10 find mark or
trace OF the current upon the bodies OF
any OF the men. Goodchild leaves a
widow and hye children. Holmes was
unmarried. The two injured men Tlll
recover.
Lightning struck three houses IN
town, doing more or less damage and
shocking the people inside.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05

rhs SOns Of veterans VIII Meet al Ian
sius JuEs 50.


siuE JuEs 50.
TIE annual state encamp prneDt Of the
sons ot Netsrans Vii * held GA the
STATE TAR grounds a. Lansing t,ez inning
june So Grand preparations are u
progress for tle-r euter-alnmeuts and
40 pans sll be spared c. create al
impress on among tlose attending that
Lansing 4, the Eden " Michigan Col
j. 81 Williams and AdleIauI Oogslal,
0i Graud RAPIDS ale ~ tle CITY today
nlak .ng contracts for provisions, COOK
ing, etc B0tn the gentlemen are eh-
thus2stlc over, the pTosPe el, and feel
very grateful 10 LAnsDg CT llens Tor the
energetic manner IA which tney have
taken hold of the matter The grounds
VIII be lighted by electricity Al nlght,
and tue camp W4I be con
Quoted under street mllt~ly ue-
clpl.ne. some $500 or S4cp wll be
gwen away IA cash prizes 10 tlie bes'
drilled corlDs a. well As 10 the 81. A. Il.
posts ana tue beet band. There VII be
dress paTa1e every day and guar"
parades and guard mount dllls anu
merAb!e, win instruction drills ana *
lnblLOu QTllls 0e III every liA-4+e-'-s
camp. On the Fourth OF July n con
nectlOn with the citizens celebration
tie whole dNIsion wlll turn out n
grand parade with several nlniaty
bands IN attendance. During the
camp, from June % 10 July ., tie
prominent speakers Of the state wlll de-
liver addresses. Among them are Gov
eraor Luce; Ex-Governor Aiger, COM
mander-in-cniet OF the G.. A. T., aid
Gen. Rutherford, of Grand Rapids,
past commander-ln-chlef OF The q.
Ar.
On july 3 or 1 the contest for the
prizes viii be held with competent
Judges and presentation speeches etc.
The whole Is the regular annual meet
my OF the ASSOCIATION held IA i new
styie, and embraces election ~ ohcers,
business meetings, etc. Inc evening
meetings Will be neld in the legislative
bail. There is also probability oil
drills on the grounds ia the evening tY
electric light. The state furnishes the
tents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05
THEY WIN AGAIN
Grand Rapids Downs Muskegon
ina Loosely Played Game.
ELEYEy 70 SEVEN BAS TIE SCORE
Iaks 4ad BalsaTzis ssaa tas Bali ossr
Eas Back Esacs-DiKsa NAs
Little Ou aad Cs1kiIs
Asay On.

FAR slsd audience sas 10 attend
ancs az the Base-bal game yesterday,
ard although Muskeg0a was hardly
represented Ia the gFaud stand the VS.
ting club had rs snare Or admirers.
In the hFst inning Williams. Of the
Muskeg0us, gog hrst base 0n balls.
Biackstock followed s.lh a long drive
tlat brought Williams home and left
tAe batter at thlrd. Conkhn went out
AID Iebeau made a two-Uase hlt, bring
Iag Bhc1stock home. Ihe SIDE was
tAea retired.
Newman got first on balls, stole sec
0ld aud scored on Moore's uit. The
second lnngwas . blank tor each SIDE,
Me.steE making pretty double play tO
Purgs.
Ia The third, two base hits. aided by
tu0 tlmbles and Mid tnrOw on Conk-
Lus part gave Graud Rapids foar
scores In Lne third, fourth and iilth
luu ugs tlcy.s.tors were unable % score.
I.ss a4s pitching .u lle form aud was
wcl supported.
In tle sixth. Biackst0ck got first base
Ou balls. C0lk.a made q MT, Iebetu
ucw to Newman, birmingham made -
tNo-bagger, bring lg BlJckstOcS aud
ColNAu home. ami another mt by
Dixon enabled Birmingham 90 score.
Iue side went ont with tlc score tied.
Ia the seventh Grand Rapids won the
game. Inks went out az nr,t base,
Newman got first on Bluck.tOck' : error
aud stole second, Ec1u made q single
and got second on an error az Williams
and Newman scOrcQ. PuryIs buntCd
the ball 10 Coukun and Ac made an
other wr.tCued error. letting Purvls TO
nrst. Egan was 0u third and Puryls Al
FIRST, DIXON tired otrap Egan by throw
INK thc bail % klackstOck, who WAS
playing very close. IL failed 10 work,
Tor Egau dove for tAe home plate be-
fore Dixon could touch ham. Moore
got hrst on balls and Dixon tired TO
catch PurvIs mapping at third. He
threw Wild and PurvIs scored.
CouSlln was sent 10 the left field and
>un4lcr took MS stand AZ the third
Tag.
Mc,ster made a base hit and scored
on a wiid throw CT DiXOu's. Williams
made a two base hit and scored on
Igbeau's at.
Ia the eighth, Inks sent the ball over
the northwest corner OF tie fence, max
ing home run and one OF the longest
hts ever made on the grounds. The
side WAS retired without another run.
Balbruie, OF tine MuskegOns, sent a
Luer over the bacS fence duplicating
. inks home run.
in.s finished the game 80 far as scOr-
ing was concerned.
The result might have been different
had o not been for Couklu's numerous
and costly errors. but the home team
put up the best game All through.
Ivory IS an excellent backstop and
does great work iu ms position. lie
wac o lttle w.d ON throwing 80 bases
Yesterday. bat otherwise no fault could
be found with him.
Dixon was away oil yesterday and
did not play hrs usu9l game.
Jimmie Grogau was gladly welcomed
hv tIe spectators ms hc was Che most
popular aut satisfactory umpire OF al
who were here last season. lie was mt
by the ball about twenty times yestcr-
day lnd hls aiillct0ns were 50 numer-
Gus that they became comical.
forfcrAl scorE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05
IOWA FLOODS.
Houses Carried Away and Live stock
Drowned

Houses Carried Away and Live stock
Drowned
DIS MoISEs, June 4.-Western Iowa
was aga.n deluged with heavy rains
last night Great damage was done in
the towns Of Underwood, Nicola, Per
s.a and Weston. This morning Mos
quito Greek, that flows through these
towns. Oyerfi1wed Us banks and
all the country IN the vicinity was
tOOdet. Al Underwood thrty-fiye
houses were carried away by water
and part OF the town ) under fifteen
feet or water. No lives were lost. Al
NJ estOn, thirteen houses We're wrecked
and hfty more or less damaged; no loss
Ot l.le. The other towns suffered al
most Is severely. Much i've stock was
lost oy drowning, and crops were badly
damaged.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05
SETTLED ON DAMAGES.
John Ii. TazeIaar Gets $500 From the
Cable Company.

The 1000 da nages suit, which was
commenced by John II. Tazelaar, 10y
Tufts * Buchanan, his attorneys,
against the Cable Company in the
circuit court in 1858, was settled ycster-
day. Tne parties compromised on a
consideration OF $50.
In December, 1887, llintiff was rid
iug in one of defendants cars, winch
was struck by n g. Z. 4 |. train.
Tazciaar was injured inside and out and
lost the hearing in his right ear.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05
TIRED OF AUGUSTUS.
Edith VI. Champion Would Fain Have
Divorce

Edith NJ. Champion, by Frank A.
Rodgers, her solicitor, has commenced
proceedings in the circuit court for a
divorce from her husband, Augustus
W. Champion. On March ID last de-
PENDANT knocked his wife down, and
pointing a revolver at her. threatened
to shoot. On April II he was tried in
police court and found guilty of assault
with intent TO do great bodily harm.
lie was sentenced 10 Ionia for ninety
days, and Is now serving out his term.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05

Harvey o. Carr. of this city, and ".
~. WaIdron, of Lansing, have gone rs
delegates to the International Typo
graphical Union that meets at Atlanta.
en-. this year.
Mr. Wlidron has becn for long time
connected with tne state printing ostah-
l-ln. eut a- Lansing. Tie rolled the
forms for the o.i Lr1Hircr ond Herald,
tac lls. ,rrul Rapids daily.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05
HELP THE BOYS.
Little Assistance VIII BE Appreciated
by the Enumerntors

1t has been suggested by several of
the census enumcrators that much
trouble might bc saved to themselves
and to the citizcns, II every husband
and wife would talk over the matter
OF census questions and answers. The
cnumcrators generally find the wife at
home aud the husband absent, when
they call. aud the wife Is often unable
to answer some Of the questions rc.a-
tive 90 tie husbands family. The most
trouble found with the two questions
n. 20 the bi-th OF the father and mother
of the head Of tho family. Let each
head IF tue family leave this luiOrm3-
ton 30 homo.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05
SURE TO COME
APRrsPri.tisas aox ths I2HSsssasat II
Graaa ktFeF-

- -~'tt - "a Hs-lsA=s ea-s-A
WAsHnsIos, June 4-There : no
doubt Eaat reasonable appropriation
s.ll be made, ~ the RlyeT and Hzr0or
Dill Tor tas improvement OF Grand
river. senator's Mcmillan snd stock
bridge discussed th-s afternoon the
various amendments. whica they pro
pose 70 odeT % the blll. aud lt was de-
clted y ask the Commerce Committee
b incluae IA the oil 4 suric.ent
amount u enable work 70 be com
menced. Both Senators believe they
vii be able 70 secure the necessary ap-
preparation and that some progress will
b. made 10 the work before the end OF
the present year.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05
SCHOOL HOUSE STRUCK.
An Iowa Cyclone Interrupts a Teacher
ami Her Pupils

CHESTER, IA, June "A cyclone
passed near THIS place at $3.50 this after
noon. The school house, three
miles south. was struck by the
storm and completely demolished.
The teacher, Miss May Smith. was
badly injured and one pupil fatally
injured. Miss Smith may possibly re-
cover. Several tarm-houses and
numerous outbuildngs were blown
away. The number OF people injured
ls estimated at 20.