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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-11-14

John Scott, inventor of the locomotive
cab, died of heart disease on street car
in Baltimore on Sunday night.
Messrs. Dillon and O'Brien held two big
meetings in Boston Sunday and raised
about 81, 900 for the Irish fund.
During the year ending August, 1890,
Toronto street cars Travelled 1896, 500
miles at a cost of liz cents per mile.
Sir John Macdonald is authority for the
statement that Messrs Dillon and O'Brien
will not be arrested if they visit Canada.
This season 121, 900 head of cattle have
been sent out from Montreal toScotland
and England, as against SO, 900 last year.,
In New York city, last week, judgments,
were rendered against the duchess Of
Marlborough for $677, 121 for debts con-
tracted in England.
The contract for the erection of the
scaffold upon which Birchall, the Wood
stock murderer. is TO be executed next
Friday, has been let.
At democratic celebration at Mller's,
Falls, Mass, Thursday night, Harry Rob-
inson of Windsor, VT. was fatally and two
others seriously injured by am explosion of
powder.
At Leavenworth, Ky. last week the
postmaster excluded the entire mail edition
of the Leavenworth Times, because it con.
tanned list of articles. won at rattle at o
Catholic fair
Hiram Bassett. past grand master of the
Masons, and generally considered the
Mason of the highest degree in the world
died at Millersburg, Ky. last week Of pa
ralysis. at the age of 10 years.
Fire on Thursday destroyed the cooper
shop of the Philadelphia cooperage COM
pany. the soap factory and spice mill Of p.
G.. Thomson and n large warehouse owned
by the Pennsylvamia railroad company. The
loss is S1S5, 900.
Col Thomas B. Price and Judge John
Higgins of Houstonia, Mo-, fought duel
on train en- route from Sedala to their
homes. Price was mortally wounded.
Both men were prominent and had quar-
relied over the election.
A two year old son Of William Curry OF
Thomastown was pushed into pail of
boiling water Friday by his older brothers
| and fatally scaldcd.
BY the collapse of platform in the
musical factory of Lyon e. Heally at Chica-
go on Thursday, VIM. Tishcndorf was in
stantly killed and Dora Clifford, VIM. Nc
Daniels, Henry RodiDei John Steele and
John Kobler seriously injured.
| Mr.. jackson of tho British treasury de-
partment has returned to London after
arranging with Irish contractors for the
construction Of railways in the west oil
Ireland. Work is to be begun Inn
| medately.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-11-14

sRlEFtY TOLD.

The schooner ,Uhdine has foundered of
Charlotte.
The Virginia peanut crop is estimated at
5000, 600 bushels. - / !
Age fda agc, girlssSre tallcSt in sweden
aud. heaviest as well. fl 4
Canon Newboit has been appointed
Canon Liddon's successor.
In Victoria, Australia, bricklayers and
masons work but Z y hours per day.
Stanley received $40, 900 for his press
letters on the Emin relief expedition.
The Spanish tariff commission is pro-
ceeding on very high protection lines
There are as many as $50 lighthouses
round the coast of the United States.
There are more public holidays in Hon
olulu than in any other city in the world.
5There was not single dissident liberal
elected in the English municipal elections.
The new American cruiser, San Francis
90, will be placed in commission on Nov.
Is.
General .Castelnap, formerly aide-de-
camp to Emperor Napoleon IIT,, died Nom
day. w ~
Siam keeps with the procession. She
is to have an electric railroad 30 miles
long. go.
Chas. +. Odds, general freight agent of
the Housatonic railroad, is missing with
IS, geo.
Lord Londonderry says that Dillon and
O'Brien deliberately organized the Upper
airy riot.
The new French tariff imposes duties on
over 200 articles, while ours covers only
about $50.
Judge Pratt of New York has ordered
the appointment of two receivers .Dr the
sugar trust :" ~"
The members of the iron and steel insti-
tutc have abandoned the idea of visiting
Novia Scotia.
|, IA farmer named O'Mahoney was found
murdered blythe. roadside at Schulz, Ire
land recently.
Canada has IS, 800 miles of telegraph
wire, and did business in 1889 of 4,027,
551 dispatches.
TV-~ people of the United States con-
suiAe, it is said, 10000, 600 bottles of
pickles Annually I g3iNf i.;i e
Turkish troops and armed tArmeniank
had an encounter Some IS miles, from
Erzeroum, Monday.
J Canadian LIrshfnen do not believe Dill.
lon and O'Brien will be arrested If they
visit the Dominion.
The full strength of the. military forces
in Ireland us $4,000 officers and neu, ex-
| elusive Of the militia. 4
The corner stone of the great building
to be erected by the w. G. Il. U. in Chi
! cago was laid on Saturday.
J. The chief Of police of Montgomery, Ala,
has been justified by a coroner's jury for
killing Cottrefls the outlaw
! THE cotton crop I'D the Mississippi dis
trict is so heavy that labor enough to
sslteyfFFi il sFg Rqqqft1T b q''stPSGdE. e.< TN!
The retail grocers' association of
4 g,quopto,has fecidstto, actively oppose the
Wholesale igsrocers' combine.
\ .nusSnsjg; ahe past Sts3 years the American
btbiS s6rfSty has distributed over 6a7S6,
t0StsSopies.of the Scripture
The expenditure for liquors qpo narcot,
\ les absorbs the net proceeds 'ef'one'day's
work Of the world per week.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-11-14
"A Terrible Mistake.

BAY Cry, Nov. 11.-Cyrus Gail, who
4ives at the corner of Thirty-frst and
Marsac streets iii this city, is neyfly insane
with grisftQday; heeapse on SuhdpX inorn-;
ing at 9.ocfodzf Re accidentally sshJ his;
t7-year-old daughter Gertrude and NOR
tally wounded her. He had revolver il
dis hand. and of course he did-aStsuppose
that it was loaded. He snapped it play
fully few times without result and then
at exploded, and abullet sped its way into
his daughtSa2al 3aOmen, lodging near. the
spine. The doctors say that her recovery
is doubtful. "'''''' '.." -
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-11-14
NEW MEXICO.
Anthony Josephs, DEMOCRAT, ;elected to
c5jts havSprSea6ly d~SPrity D. 18th
s7lsss y IN. .N lEl' 1Ii,.e.eE T.. Ut i"
NEW MEXICO.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The democratic state committee claim
=xrhsden's election as governor by the
people, and the election Of Mckinney
to congress-; also a majority OF the
house with the senate in doubt. The vote
!. is the closest in. the state for years.
l., - rhN&sYEvANn.
-. Pattison, dem., elected governor By TO-
900 plurality. OF 26 state senator's voted
for, the democrats elected sixteen and the
republicans ten. Twenty republicans and
four democrats hold over. OF the 2O4
members of the house of representatives
elected, 1873 arc republicans 20 democrats
and two independent republicans. This
gives the republicans So majority on joint
ballot.
CONNECTICUT.
The Connecticut legislature is 10 demo-
Gratis to 10 republicans on joint ballot.
Total vote of the state (about 100 towns
Officially, 1875, 374. Morris, dem, has o.
661, and is 50 short of popular majority.
Official returns continue to bring in scat
tering votes, and it is evident that no cleo
ton has been made. If so, the legislature
will elect Merwin, rep.
Complete returns from%the whole stata
give Reyrolds, DEM, fof governor, 4f5
majority, and Causey, dem, for congress,
5l4 majority The next legislature will
stand: Embellishments, 5; repuDli-
cans, 4. House-Depocrats, II; r,epubli-
cans Z.
Dixon, DEM, is elected to congress by
$50 over Carter, rep. The democrats have
elected four state senator's, the republicans
two, with two in doubt. 49,.
FLORIDA.
Democratic congressman returned from
first and second districts. Democratic
state ticket elected by majority of 10, 900.
Not single republican has been elected to
the legislature and it WILDE made up of 80
democrats and one epublican-Senator
Smith of st. Augustine, who holds over
another term.
NEBRASKA.
Returns are still meagrc, but indicate
the probable election of Boyd, DEM, for
governor by a small plurality. The alliance
candidates are looming up strong in the in
terror and the republican candidates are al
ternatiug between first and second places
in the country towns. The complete re-
turns may possibly elect any of the three
candidates, but the large democratic gains
in Omaha and the eastern end of the state
give Boyd the best chance.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Scattering reports from every part Of the
state indicate the election of Tillman, dem
ocrat for governor by $4,000 majority,
and the entire regular democratic state
ticket by large majority, except in the
coast counties which have u very Large
Negro majority.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-11-14
Snow fell to about the depth of foot
west of Lake Superior Monday night.

Count Won Moltlxe received 1000 con-
gratulatory kilograms on the occasion of
the celebration of the Goth anniversary of
his birth.
Maurice Bernhardt, son Of Sara Bern
hardt, has challenged NJ. Mourey, u
dramatic critic of Paris, to fight duel.
The challenge has been accepted. The
affair is the result of NJ. Mourcy's COM
ments OH Nine Bernhardts performance
in CLEOPATRA
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-11-14
TIRED OF LIVING.
SAD ENDING TO A MAY-AND-DE4
GENDER, MARRIAGE RI!
A GRAND 'RAPiTs' WiFg tbMs
MITS SUICIDE: g. $50 ..-,'. =:
.rSJ - ~ .tR 3
a Bay City Mans Mistake Causes
-zrhazsnzasRExrzx asAr4xBEsszsssrvsx
His Sons Death.
Suicide Us Graadh,Apiaab;;.

GRAND RArrDsssMich.; Noy: lfi-PeIpa
Mead. % years. oad, married FsenbInin
Mead, 6%years old, six Years ago. AIead
was worse than brute and not only was
drunk most of the time, but in his sober
moments abused his wife and compelled
her to give away her two children. This
pfeyed on her mimi. neyfERo strong, and
s sssor eS'; SbsS !Iss sSsdsa Sff;
hpuse and f{dnA ;N$l MA& dsSd Ill bid
while h@r:afuhkefF 4dsbil1F slSSt W TeF
side. Mrs. Mead left a note in which she
stated that she was tired of .lifes as,no, one
loved her and she did not love Anybody.
She was tired of living, she wrote, and
had taken carbolic acid. No inquest, Was
considered necessary -
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-11-14
Gov. Campbell Very I'll.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 11.-Gov. Ca p
bell is so seriously ill that visitors have
been forbidden. He is threatened with
typhoid pneumonia.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-11-14
LOUISIANA.

LOCISlANA.
Louisiana has gone solidly democratic
and will send an Lnbroken democratic
delegation to congress.
-, NEW JERSEY.
Later returns give the democrats in
creased majorities in both branches of the
legislature. The senate will stand demo-
Gratis, 10; republicans, Z. .~-;. The assembly
viii stand: democrats, A.; republicans, Ia.
TENNESSEE. g..
John p. Buchanan, DEM, for governor
has between $4,000 and 80, 600 majority.
The legislature is two-thirds democratic in
both houses. ~...
s. WEST VIRGINIA.
To, republicans concede solid demo-
hcracttc delegation TO congress has been
elected In this state by majorities ranging
from 200 to 1900.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-11-14

aHW, Fl. Terbank of Grand Rapids was
TtHlRihgto friend on the street Sunday,
Fsxhonshs. grSsse,l-hin%,etss$,y.. eAg'-syreasr.'
was dead be1sre his friehdf knew, what 30
DO. :Heaft dlyease- :Terbaist leaves a1qrse
family uRnro9ided for. !s.F;
i A.2-year-Qid Gtna Was ;alayins on the
floor of; Nj. Hampoid,s,houss,. Bangor;
Monday, when rat ran across the floor.
Mrs. Hammond threw carving knife at
the roden& and nearly hit it, When the
knife struck the floor it glanced off and
entered shs babes bead just .bsiow the ear
f'SsslA'4p}ha ,4@tnjgs fEi Sl,d )! 81 db!i liz
fa' tRaf T. s%ts1eafa II cs g. Isl 81
and large number have, been sold. The
affair will wind up with general dance
and shipdy. The. AIpens eeScers propose
to take a hand if the raile comes off and
this SANDER on womanhood may find her.
self locked tp:for maintaining a lottery.
|: Alien Carter of Bay City, so years old,
fell ION wood .piie Monday, and bruised:
himself, but paid no attention to his hurts.
Tuesday morning dog ran against him
d1ap ihsensfble and it was 2g@d that twosofss
bis rihs hadEBeens broken byAhe fan of. theS
eight before and -she of his ribs broken bya
Che morning fall. He is not expected to
recover.
|; John day. = jpEis6ner at. Bay City, is
giving the officials no end of trouble. The
first outbreak was his attempt to burn the
Building, Mid +itgaTe th9, OffielaAs:fa most
pponieuncea- :s6sr5.: tir4ty had not re-
covered from it Thursday when John be-
gan to tear up the tile marble flooring of
|. hiSs ceit quad hery At it until he had
WfeclSed the floor. The officials do not
know what to do w4tF-heir prisoner =,
T. willahf 14ofsn sog~ Auburn. Bay couhiye
called on the Bay City police Monday night
with the, astonishing information .that
man was trying to poison himself By eating
candy. Tho policc sized Horn up fora
fanatic-a and locked him up. He set fire to
; the jail, had u ight.' with four ofcerspand
metaphysical them and gave the Bay City
police more work than. they had had in
many moons He'will be held for lunacy.
The most unique celebration in the his
tofy.1f Grand Rapids. If not of the United
states, tnS held ih't the secohd city. Thurs
day night. The new Canal street pavement
was formally opened and .'the merchants
made It the eccds6h Of d jubilee. Mayor
Uhl made brilliant speech, 90, 900 people
paraded the streets and 5000 Chinese Ian
terhs 1sores strIng' 6vef't hchew pavement.
The costumes of the masqueraders We're
handsome and funny.
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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-11-14

!. -. :.
A Big Sum at Stake.
SAGINAW MICH, NoF. mp-Suit foy S2qf
600 has bbes4 T9spp 6XMrsi FRANCIS Smith
against the Michigan Central railroad COM
pany for injuries received by hAing, run
over by the cars last sumlmsTE -. 49,, , ..
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-11-14

George Pulleyblank, Michigan Central
switchman of Bay City, was instantly
Killcd Saturday. He got his foot caught
IN switch rail while coupling cars and
was run over He was horribly mangled.
william Hack of Columblaville was be-
fore the Lapcer court the other day charged
with attempting to murder his wife with
paris green. Hack Is said to have spyl
paris green in her food. lie Is out OIL pail
and will bo examined November IL.
The Flint &c Pcre Mafsnsttn safFosa
company wants to abandon itseYhespransp
but does not dare to do H. The inpooitants
of the towns .als7ry- the strSSp cT-suoscrIDcd
yibcrally to bss%,stssssirs~c*o..'snd WIN KICK
hard and long against ito being given UP.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-11-14

In 900 years the population of the world
sab doubled itself.
w. II. Millman of Woodstock. Ont,
who deals extensively in the apple business
every fall, has just about completed his
this years shipment of $4,000 barrels.
about 10, 900 of which were purchased at
Oxford. The whole means an outlay OF
nearly SEQ. 900.
The cxchequer court of Ottawa, Ont.
has given Judgment against the St. Catha-
rines milling and numbering company in a
suit brought by that corporation to re-
cover damages from the Dominion govern
ment in connection with the celebrated
disputed territory operations.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-11-14
Live stock
CHICAGO.


Cattle - Market unsettled, Irregular;
prime steers, 81 y5l95 %; others, S3Gl4 So;
Texans, So l56D2 50; rangers. 81 sO6s3 so.
H0gs-Market steady to lower: rough and
common, IS 50Gc3 IS; fair TO good heavy,
So S00D3 05s prime. heavy and butcher
weights, SO 1904 10; light 80 5O6p3 80;
pigs, 81 5000 80 Sheep-Market slow, low
an, natives 81 s5Ge5 70; westerns, 81 100
40; Texas fed, 81 25
KANSAS CITY.
Cattle--Market steady steers. So $50
20; cows. 81 59n2 90; stockers and feed
ers, 81 65Ge2 so; iange steers, 81 s0QD2 so;
range cows, Si6rl IS. Hogs Market
steady on good. others lower bulk. SO Goa
3 as: all grades, S;j@3 80 Sheep-Steady;
lambs, 81 60Gt4 so; good to choice muttons,
- 1904 Is; stockers and feeders, 81 75Q2
4 12L.
NEW YORK.
Becvcs-M Market shade higher: native
steers, So 1905 10; bulls and cows, 81 ESQ
= 20. Calvcs--Market shade higher: veals,
S56D5 as; grassers, 81 3715GD2 so; Westerns,
81 T56t3 80. Shcep-Sheep steady, lambs
shade lower; sheep, Sl6J5 30; So 300
q so. Hogs-Matket dull; So ToeS4 20.
BUFFALO.
Cattle-Fair demand, steady; export
steers, good to extra, 81 15dJ+ 20; choice,
heavy butchers. S36D4 IS. Sheep and aBabs
TOP grades slow, common dull. weak;
sheen, choice 10 extra, 5000 %; good to
choice, - 7OG4 O5; lambs, choice to extra,
IS 1906 10: good to choice, IS 1905 40.
Hogs-Dull; heavy. 81 25GD4 35; mediums
and mixed, "a 1904 Is.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-11-14
]. &, ] /: ! yEEeAIS 2l2
Eterng, while OrNrO I'm mn, m
Ibis killed Ii iii
Nkd ~ feardA&f HIS ~
l&hn8 AMI Has deaM B<XR tW M 4
wafrm SnW1N ANY, ELEGTf1 GtVfRNOK7
elevator -, 80 =, ,uu

elevator wei IN Granu RAPIDS frld0y,
and aHaRdaHsd hala il. .t.hs .wagld tho It.
cou1d De He soon learned, as the thiiig
camss down .on % SeAtiTG Knocked him
into the cellar, Just 81 feet He will re-
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-11-14

In the election in New York city, Grant
democratic, has been elected mayor by
about $4,000 majority over Scott. and
other Tammany candidates by about 30, 000
Returns from the city congressional dis
tricts show eight democratic candidates to
be positively elected. Returns so far in
the state give the election of Is democrats
and 10 republicans.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-07-05
HORSE INSURANCE.
Policies ON Valuable Blooded Stock Como
Very High.

Policies on Valuable Blooded Stock Como
Very High.
Can horses be insured?
The recent loss Of number Of these
animals-valuable ones, toby fire,
has raised this interesting question in
the minds of many.
Horses are property, Of course, just as
much as carriages or yachts, but few
people ever think of them in connection
with an insurance policy.
Nevertheless, as local insurance man
assured q Globe reporter, it is not
only possible to insure horses, butquite
customary.
'Private owners of valuable horses
almost always take policy on them"
he said. IAN ordinary horse policy, or
one on which a man pays premium Of
one per cent. for Eve years, only covers
horses valued at $500 or under. Blooded
animals worth more than that figure
cost two and one-hah cents premium,
and are designated by q name in the
policy, Just as vessel would be in a
marine policy.
''For this extra amount we will insure
q horse that will give him the freedom
of the whole State, so to speak. Only
last week Newton gentleman took out
q policy Of this kind on his horse, and
there are many others that do it"
''How about the owners of livery
stables?"
Nearly all Of them have at least q
partial insurance on their horses"
'Do you consider horses . good risk. :"
Ordinarily we do not You see, II .
stable catches fire, the chances are al
ways in favor Of the animals being des-
troyed, especially II there is lot Of
them together. Strangely enough, q
horse always runs toward fire, and
about the only way to get them out Of q
burning stable is to blindfold them.
Yes, I Will be perfectly willing to insure
your trotter for you. Boston Globe.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-07-05
Arsenic and Potash Three Times a Day "a
Twenty-Five Years.

ACoADs
1 have been taking S. S. S. (Swift's
Specific). and feel it to be my duty TO
state its results, that others who are
similarly affected may profit by my
experience, and be relieved of their
sutierings. had suffered for long,
long time with what the doctors called
Herpes, All eruption of the skin, form
ing scales and blotches which was
horrible to endure. Under the advice
of physicians | took 30 drops Of Fowl
er's Solution Of Arsenic every day for
% years besides many other kinds of
medicines. without cure. have
been taking 5. S. S. for about two
mouths. and The eruption and uuplcas-
ant symptoms have all disappeared,
and l am continuing ii to completely
root il out of my blood, which l am
confident it will do; and what it has
donc tor me l am sure it will do for
others, for there are thousands of such
cases all over the country which resist
ali other treatment. l have lived here
in my present business for % wears.
II. II. ROUSE. Dealer in Machinery,
81 aud 80 West Maryland Street,
indianapolis, Indiana.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis.
eases mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Atlanta. Ga.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-07-05
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LOWELL NEWS.


NJ ANONs
Prof. VIM. B. Morgan, T. w. MUIR
ray, w. E. Morgan and c. II. Lowder-
milk attended the Alliance picnic at
Columbus the Sd inst. % Miss Alice
Langston, teacher in the Rich Hill
(Mo.) schools, is visiting Miss Sallie
Lowdermilk. % j. NJ. Rennick has
quite recovered from his severe illness
and is spending the week with his
parents. % Mrs. VIM. Kaylor left
Tuesday evening via Crestline for her
home in Guthrie. % Mrs. Myers OF
Joplin has been visiting her daughter
Mrs. Ca. Mcdonald % w. p. Sharp
is taking in Girard this week. %
VIM. Mitchell moved In his property
OH the corner OF Federal and Second
streets this week, and Henry Cox has
moved in L. NJ. Fulkerson's house.
We welcome our new neighbors to
Lowell. % Mr.. Bridges and family
have moved to Ga!ena. % j. FL. Nor
gan is the new president Of the J.. L..
l.. and the retiring president, E. j.
Lcggett, was elected as one of the
board of trustees. % Prof. Morgan,
wife and friends attended Friends
meeting il the territory Sunday. %
Everybody busy threshing. Wheat
turning out well.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-07-05

Having added to my already large stock of Groceries
and Provisions full line of Dry Goods Notions Boots,
Shoes Etc. you requested to call and get prices before
buying We can and do sell goods as low as any other
house in Baxter Springs any Of the surrounding towns
Resp'y, J.J. OSBORN.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-07-05
IRL IL. HICKS WEATHER PROPHET.

Ahis He hLOhS hEAIAEI PtSOPhET.
The following taken from the "stOrm
chart" for 1880 of Rev. Irl II. Hicks of
81. Louis will prove interesting to
many. Here are his predictions for
July.
About the 81 OF July look for very
warn Suliry weather with possibly
rain and thunder. Venus has come
upon the scene again, her equinox
falling on the 18th. She will br dis.
iurbing factor all through the month.
The Sill. 9Th and 10Th, will be the cen
trail danger days of The period run.
ming from the 9TH TO 1Ith. On or
about the l4th and 10Th look for rain.
with possibly hail. The first part OF
the period running from the 10Th 10
23l will he extremely warm, until
rain, hail and thunder storms purify
the elements and bring in a high
barometer. The Goth, Dist and 22d
are days To I've watched. The Goth will
bring reactiOnary flnrrirs The last
day of the month is the center of a
period which will run into August.
Governor Humphrey is IN receipt of
letter from Col. Allen Buckner, sup
erinlcndrm of tie institution for the
blind al Kansas City, Kansas, SAYS an
exchange. an cXfrHrt of hirh Is as
follows: "YW pskrd me 10 make pro-
grrss. The arrangement tO have the
eyes OF the students treated has been
wonderful in IT'S results. Several have
been restored from blindness TO sight,
and four parties have gone home not
TsY-I 10 return. There are still
WATER Others who can be benefit
QUEEN ted by proper care. have
E---.-S1;-s introduced the type writer,
which is and will he great advan-
tage. We have paid 500 of old debts
and added $500 in new aud valuable
Improvements. We will I've able 10
turn back into the treasury nearly
$1,000 Of our annual appropriation"