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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-17
ANOTHER MINNESOTA STORM.
Reports OF Disaster Cause Panic-Farms
Beaten by Wind.

Reports Of Disaster Cause Panic-Farms
Beaten by Wind.
MINNEAPOLIS, July 16 - Very severe
storms throughout the southern portion of
Minnesota tonight prostrated wires and
cut off communication with many points.
Since Sundays experience every body here
has been uneasy over storms, and sensa-
tional reports we're current that the city of
Saltwater had been devastated by acycione.
After time the wires were gotten up to
Saltwater and it was found that very little
damage had been done there.
Then came a report that at Anoka and
other points had been done great damage.
At late hour tonighG. however, advices
from different points reported in trouble
show that, while the storm was very Sc
we're and great damage was done to farm
property and light buildings generally,
there were no casualties.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-17
FORFEITURE BILL AGAIN.
Democrats Delay Passage-It May Go
Through Today.

WASHINGTON CRY, July 16.-After many
days the forfeiture bill was again taken up
by the House today. Objector Holman
talked against the bill for about an hour
and half. Mr.. Hermann replied in a
speech OF about the same length, giving
the reasons for forfeiting the lands pro-
posed in the present bill. He gave in de-
tail the hardships which the settlers on the
public lands located within the limits of the
unforfeited lands have 10 undergo. He
claimed that Holman. McRae and Stone,
who were opposing the bill, were doing an
injury TO the settlers instead of helping
them.
There is a prospect now that the bill may
be passed, as the general debate tomorrow
has been limited to an hour and half,
when a vote will probably be taken. OF
course there is prospect of no quorum
and long delay, but the end is approach
inc
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Alleged Chemical Discovery Designed to
Revoiutionize Steam Navigation.
CHICAGO, July 16.-A special to the Times
from Superior, Wis. says: A prominent
chemist of San Francisco, now in Superior.
is preparing to make public discovery which
will work wonderful changes in the economy
of steamship transportation. His scheme
is to dispense with the use of fuel of all
kinds. He has devised an apparatus by
means of which water can be utilized as
fuel. By means OF his chemical machine,
water is to be resolved into its elements OF
oxygen and hydrogen. These gases are
to be burned by means of an oxy-hydro-
gen machine. producing intense heat.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-17
ARRESTED FOR SMALL roReEar.
Los Angeles Justice, Legislator and Lead
ing Real Estate Dealer.

Los ANGELES July i6.--City Justice Wall
ter c. Lockwood. Hon. James NJ. Damron.
member OF the state legislature. and j. S.
Chadwick, we!l-kuown real estate opera
tor, were arrested this afternoon on a
charge of forgery. On Tuesday last a
promissory note for Sil0. in favor of B. F..
Mitchell and endorsed BY A. w.
Lockwood and T.. Il. Wright. civil
engineer. was discounted at the
Southern California National bank
and the amount placed to Mitchell's credit.
Wright and Lockwood both disclaim the
Enforcement of the note, and the case was
turned over to the district attorney.
Warrants We're issued for the arrest of
Chadwick, Damron and lockwood On the
examination before justice of the peace
the case against Lockwood was dismissed.
The cases of Damron and Chadwick were
continued till tomorrow. and they were re-
leased on $1,000 bail. Damron's friends
claim that he will be able TO clear himself
OF criminal completely in the case.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-17
WORLDS FA1s OPEN ON SUNDAYS.

Sub Committee on Organization Hold
Their First Meeting.
PHILADELPHIA, July 16.-The sub-com-
mittee on permanent organization of the
Worlds fair commission held the first
meeting here today. Commissioners
strongly favor A. T. Johnson, of Cincin-
natl, director general of the Centennial.
for director general of the Worlds fair,
but he is disinclined to take it. The
committee unanimously favor keeping the
exhibition open on Sundays.
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striker. FILLED with Buck.ho..

BRADFORD, Pa, July 16.-Lewis Maroni
came from New York recently with gang
of men to work on the new Allegheny Il
Kinsua Railroad. Today five italians
came to Maroni's store and demanded that
he ioin them in a strike. Maroni refused
to do this, whereupon the delegation
rushed at Maroni. He managed to break
away from them and secured q breech-
loading shotgun He filed all the men
with buckshot, but none were fatally
inif1red
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APPROPRIATIONS AND .1NcoME.
A Surplus Despite Pensions and the Me-
kinley Rill.


WASHINGTON Cfry, July 16.-Cannon.
chairman of the committee on appropria-
tions, emphaticaliy denies that the
appropriations of this session for
the current year will exceed the rev.
enue. He estimates the appropriations
at $3.50, 600. 900. and says the ordinary reve-
nues of the government for the year ended
June 80. 1890. are reported by the treasury
at s402. .0S3, 900 under the existing laws.
There is no reason TO anticipate a less sum
from ordinary revenues during 1891. The
postal revenues for 1891 are estimated by
the postmaster general at $65, 600. max
ing the total s467, ,497 900. Deducting aggre-
gate appropriations of $3.50. .000, COZ. there
will be surplus of sl17 40. 900. which is
more than ample to meet the needs of the
pension law and the reduction of taxation
from the enactment of the Mckinley bill.
estimated at SEQ 600 00o
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CHICAGO, July 16.--An Anna. ILL.,, special
to the Times Gays: Sixteen-year-old Will
lam Sullivan shot and probably fatally
wounded his father and mother last night.
He has been jailed. The boy appeared per-
fectIy hardened. and says he wished the
old folks were out of the way that he might
gain possession of their property.
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SEVEN SLAVES WE'RE KILLED.
The Massacre in the Lottery State-South
Carolina Tranquil.

Carolina Tranquil.
VIcKsBURG, Miss, July 16.-Reliable per-
sons who arrived from Bastrop La, today,
say that seven negroes were killed and six
wounded in the saffray with the white posse
near Mer Rouge, told in yesterdays dis
patches.
CHARLESTON. s. c., July 16.-A dispatch
from Blackvilie says that the white people
of Barnwell county have prevented any
further trouble at Kearse settlement. and
that most of the detachment OF military
who went to Kearse have departed. Their
captain said today:
have not the slightest doubt but there would
have been serious trouble at Kearss had our
squad not arrived promptly On the field. The
riotous negroes were dispersed. Some of them
will be arrested.
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ELEVEN KILLED AT KINGS MILL.
Graphic Description by an Eyewitness
of the Terrible Explosion.

Graphic Description by an Eyewitness
of the Terrible Explosion.
CINcrNNAT1. July 16.-Following is list
of those killed at the explosion at Kings
mill yesterday:
Mrs. JAMES DEACON.
HENRY REYNOLDS.
SAMUEL STEPHENS.
Mrs. JAMES Moss and child.
Mrs. FRED MILLER and child.
WILLIAM FRANEY, a brakeman.
r. WILLIAMS.
BABY ERsKINE.
NICK SNYDER.
A dozen were injured, some fatally.
Joseph Proctor, well-known resident of
Columbus. who was an eyewitness of the
terrible affair, gave very vivid account of
the explosion. The gentleman suffers from
the effects of his terrible punishment. and
trembles visibly when talking. He said:
/ hardly know how can describe the awfu
occurrence was dazed from the effects of tho
shock. / was visiting friends near Kings Mill,
and during the afternoon sauntered up the road
to the cartridge factory. When the freight train
came along started toward my friends house.
Upon reaching the top OF the hill / turned
around. just as the freight train was making a
running switch to the side track, and saw q
brakeman
side track. He was waving his hand TO some
one on the train. As looked saw two cars
bump against what l supposed to be an empty
car on the side track.
An instant later there was a rumbling noise.
aud then the very ground beneath me seemed
to open. l saw q puff of smoke, followed q
second later by another. and the cars disap-
peared The station and the powder-house and
dwelling seemed to follow, and the work Of de-
struction had only just commenced.
stood rooted to the ground. ] had an idea,
of course, OF what had occurred. but could not
realize It, knew that many lives were going,
but was powerless to lend assistance. Dense
volumes OF fame burst from the doors and win
dows of the cartridge factory. ! saw men,
women and children tearing at each other in
frantic endeavors TO escape. The explosion and
the fire at the cartrdge-ho seemed TO be SIM
Infamous. The building did not catch on fire
in an ordinary way, but the flame seemed to
penetrate the doors and windows from all sides
saw number of women get out, but some Ger
tainIy perished. A dwelling house below the
cartridge-house was blown from its foundation
and dashed to the grouud. In the building 9
! mother and her hid lost their lives.
How long stood do not know, but man
aged to make my way to the scene. and other
in the neighborhood also gathered around Us
| The railroad track was twisted and torn like Sc
much paper, and telegraph poles and wtrei
burned like 30 much t.nier. l know we go
fully a dozen women and men from the powder
house There was not one but was injured o.
bruised They seemed oblivious to their sur
| roundines aud don't think they realized wha
| had occurred Some were burned and othen
| cut ana bruised by the force of the explosion.
| To add 10 the terrible scene there was a con
| slant rapping OF cartridges, and the rescuer
vware in danger of heing killed at any time.
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Hi. by lightning at supper Table.

WINNIPEG, July l6.-Henry Pattell. an
old and respected farmer near Moose Jaw,
his I0-year-old daughter and Herbert Nc
Lean, aged Il, son of Rev. DR.. Mclean,
were instantly killed while as supper table
last night by stroke OF lightning.
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A Fast ocean rrin.

NEW YoRK, July 16.-The White Star
steamer Teuronic arrived this morning,
having made the passage from Queenstown
in S days, 2l hours. 55 minutes. This
places the Teutonic second among the
r,caan racers
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r;v. Yachtsmen Drowned.

CHICAGO, July 16.-Captain Prop, of the
Puritan, reports seeing the wrecks oftwo
yachts in mid-lake From other informa-
ton obtained 1t is believed cer:ain that t1ye
persons from Chicago were lost with these
vessels in the storm couple of days ago.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-17
House Proceedings.

WASHINGTON CRY, July 16-After some
preliminary discussion over approval of
the journal and omission from the Record
OF yesterdays tilt between Cannon and
Houk. the House went into committee of
the whole on the land grant forfeiture bill.
After brief discussion the committee rose.
Sweeney of Iowa presented the confer
ence report on the bill authorizing the con-
struciion of a bridge across the Iowa river
at Wapello, Iowa. On agreeing to the re-
port Rogers of Arkansas raised the point
of no quorum. and a call OF the House was
ordered. Only 124 members. less than a
quorum. responded.
On motion OF Mckinley a resolution was
adopted directing the sergeant-at-arms to
bring TO the bar OF the House such members
as were absent without leave. After wait
ing an hour and half for them to appear,
Breckenridge moved that all leaves of alb
sence be revoked. Peters offered an amend
ment excepting those members absent on
account of illness. Lost. Pending vote on
Breckinridge's motion. Bliss of Michigan
moved adjournment. and the House ad-
iourned
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-17
Noted rrain-Robber Captured.

BIRarseHaM, Ala. July al. B. Wins
low, alias Charley Davis, a--ssted at Coz
lumbus, Miss. today. has hAen identified
as Rubc Burrows. chief lieutenant In train
robbery escapades.
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GIVEN UP FOR LOST.
The Bark Hustede, with Cargo of Brit
ish Columbia Salmon.

ish Columbia Salmon.
San Francisco. July 16.-A dispatch was
received at the Merchants Exchange to-
day. announcing that the German bark ].
H. Hustede, which left Victoria on October
%, 1885, for London, has been posted at
Lloyd's as missing. She is SO greatly over
due that no hope is entertained of her
safety and the insurance is being paid.
She had on board very large cargo of
salmon, valued at $50, 900. and the opinion
is strongly expressed here that she was
overladen. Her commander was Captain
J. H. Reiner.
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BLACK
TRICO7INE
SILKS.
PORT CRESCENT.

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Interstate Comm ission Cuts Grain Pat.

Interstate Comm ission Cuts Grain Rate.
WASHINGTON CRY, July 16.-The inter-
state commerce commission has decided
to issue en- order making reduction of the
grain rate from Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas
and Missouri 20 st. Louis and the Missis-
sippi river. and TO Chicago. Food product
rates east of the Mississippi and not in
volved in other suits before the commission,
are not found TO be excessive
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Thompson's glove-htting eorsets, al styles.
Chester Cleary.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-20

menbe poitmeiftsr unb Wirtb in ga.
pepport, 1T INNER nod auf benz alien
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es tDerben t%uollen, bebienen 5a f0unen.
8on gutem Bier bat sr imu.ar 8orrath,
ebenio @isarreH &C, beBbaIb fam i'd
oiefes Sotdl iebem Greun5e ullb aud
B~etannteE aufs Beite empfebfen. Yes
tonbers ieBt in oieiet Sabresjsit, benn
i'd par tuieber %eint1al bort unb Sfensfe
bat bic Wngepobnheit isoesmal neun
i'd bintomnte aul i9la@ten; 10 tpar es
f4on iabreIang unb leBte MeGe tpieoer.
Sa tDirb oenn Wurf gemaGt unb babel
gebt es re6t gemittbli9 3l, Oil 8ier
feblt es ni6t unb Die guten friiden
Wiirte ba3u: ia, Dos 1T berrli6. lles
berbaupt 1T bas S@meinei9la9ten BEL
allen 9eutI6en, 10 cine Irt Gamilieus
feff, benin bic Na6barn fomnen unb
beIfen ff gegenieitis aus. 9a pirb
gearbeitet, gegel1en, getruufen, gefun=
gen. quite unb f9le6te Wibe unb WNefs
boten eradblt; fur3 es 1T INNER eine
borberri6enbe frobe 5timmung bors
banben, unb i6 f6nnte man9e Dubi6e
gpiiobe aus ber uS9ladt"3e it mittbei.
len. Namentli6 1T mir cine frif6 in
BET @rinnerung, Die Bel einem Na9bar
meines Greunbes Jenste fd ereigaete.
Sort nurben bic S9ld9ter unb Sc
biilfen 10 semiltbli6, baB tie Ser brei
aef6ladtetea S6meine san5 oeraaBen.
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9abenport unb i'm gar5en Seras mod
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@irfiant ersueft.

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tauul hur6 ifarfe Fursirz cher ~lpibrise Sale atfhb=
renhe Watttel sebpben merhen. So sibt elm tppblt9dti=
ceres, ansenebmereS unr nett lpirtianere8 Mittel, nm
baS Organ, penn haiielbe i%uactir, gu er,reaen. IS 1T
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bic @eiunpbett erfprberliden aetipitdt, Der Bisperfebr
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mirten. GS rertrebt Malaria, gerrriitat, S6md5e,
@ierentei4perben unp Reuralste erfplsreia.
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Gin FEM bsbouerfimps ,,no1ii6

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idbrige 6ugo @rene dig ein beber3ter
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bic Observation-Disclosures, peI9e Bel
ben bier gerstteten, glei9faas Ieblos
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Sue srem sspeibmmeert Sabre alt.

Gin Sal, baB eiRe i}rau Big gu bisiem
boben Nlter lebte, 1T uns iiberliefett,
aber es 1T faum n0tbig, an5ueeben, baB
bies IN nbeu alien 3elten" mar. gterers
bings lebeH gu biele Jrauen uidt Die
6dlfte Der ibnen ,usemeHensn Sabre.
Die funftionelen @~t6ruugen 3uaufdreis
benbe Sterbli6feit unter benz f@wd6es
rem @ei6Ie6t 1T einfa6 f6redlif, Inn
gar niat bon ben unbsi9reibliGen Quaz
len 81 tebei', tpel6e 10 p!elen Trauen
bes 2eben faum oes 2ebens tpertb nlas
den. Iber fir oieie 2eioenben siebt es
eire i6ere Salfe. DR.. Pierces' Favo-
rite Prescription mirb pofitib beilen !:
Leukorrhoe, i@mer5bafte Menftruation,
P~rolapsusn S9mera in Den Gierh0den,
&idenidpd@e, fura ale iene 2ei5en,
bon psldeu 10 uiele Grareu gentartert
ueroeli. SO 1T 6as eiu3ige garans
tirte Seilmiitel: iebt @arantie auf
Jlai6eaumi 6lag.
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= Geo. Manbrp, gisentbuner
Der San Mntonio Gooperage Worfs,
Nuffin.5 traBe, bat uiht n,ir bas elm.
5ige Gtablifement bieier Mrt in bet
Staot, fonbern bat fi6 aud bur9 bic
8nte feiner Gabrifate einen &uf errpor=
ben. Safir aeugt, baB er bic fdmmtli.
den in ben biefigen 8rauereien 3ur 8ers
tpenbung fommenben JdHer bertelt, bic
liD our9 tire St6rfe unb 9altbarfeit
aus3ei6nen. @benio liefert er ausgs=
sei9nete ar6eit 1T Waflerfdfern, Sanfs,
iiberbaupt in Maem. mas nit ben beIten
Mai6inen unb gef6idteiten 5dnben IN
elmer Glferwerfifatt er3euot merben
faun. Wir MAIDEN Defenders uniere
Garmer auf bieie Sbatiade aufmerfIam
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Gaiifpeninsmeine.

Weinliebbaber finben Elm aroBss 2as
get bon feinen California : Weinen bel
Serrn s. s. WeDer am Nlamo
pla5a. 0err Meper iu6t bic Weine
an Srt unb STEELE aus ui.b fauft oirefi
aus benz Seller ter Weinaibter. Nls
gutem 9enner selinst es ibm fists, bic
better @orten a%usauwdblen. ST fann
feline 2unben uno Gamilien nit einem
guten SrOpfen berfeben. &otb= unb
WeiBweine in Dor5isli6er Qualitdt
bon iebt ab $1.00 per @alone = frei
tns Daus geliefert.
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- Gin Gall tnlltsu, pabnwibiof1en
Nber9laubens nirb aug eitem Dorfe i'm
&reiie Grahfenberg mitgetbeilt. Gin
Bauer, Elm alter Wann bon einisen 60
Sabten, f6niit ii6 beim Jutterf6ueiben
nit Der Mai@ine 5Dei Singer bet Iinten
Sanb ab. Nnfait bic 6iilfe zines
Ir5tes in NaFpru@ gu nebn,en, berfel
ct auf Elm angeblib ebenfo Hderes unb
unfebl6ares als billiges Sell, unb
SpmpatbiesW itteI: er bdngte bic beiben
Observation-Disclosures in ben &au9fane.
in benz feffen @lauben, baB ba6ur6 bic
Wunoen beilen uno bic abseI6nittenen
Singer aud tpie0er berboripa6ien mir.
ben! unb nun lauft Der Mann nit
feinen S9mer3sn berum, udbrenb bic
obgeidnittenen Singer int G6ornfsin
bdngen, parteHb, baB Dos Wua.
Der seidebe uao ibm tpieber 3ipei tteue
Singer wa6ien !!
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RaHagc itad) europa.

Sie I8enturen bes Germ 90. $.
Doung, $50. l Commerce : StraBe,
San Antonio, uub $50. SOB Main.
StraBe, Dallas, bertreten nur bic
anerfannt beiten europ6iTden 9ampfers
2inien. 0err Ooung 1T i'm Stanbe bic
btIIig # en Aateu gu gebeu, err
tbeilt bereittpiaig iebe seipiinf9te @usz
fGnft unb beforet iebr prDmpt allie ibm
ibergsbenen Nuftrage. Wer na6 gus
ropa gu reiien pilaf6t, Ooer 8erwanbte
beriiberfommen lafen mill, psnbe fid
OH irgsnb cine Der senannten Ngenturen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-20

ss Wena SSemanb fein unb gu ars
nebm6arem preiie ipeiieu mill, 10 sebe
ct gum MiionssGarten. Die
9erren Nbeimer & @aul, 8efBer biez
les Embellishments, balten barauf fire
Gdffe tets poltommen 5ufrieDer gu. ffeI.
len. Aae faiionmdBisen 9elifateHen,
Qutern, @ilb, Slide, @efligeI &c. inb
bort in Der oelifateifen 3ubereitung ale
3eit gu baben- Wabl3eiten tperben auf
Wuni6 in bic Wobnungen Der Gunban
gefanot. Nu1 bietet Der NIT ber
Gpeiieipirtbf9aft b~erbunbene 8 a
o NJ bic beften @etrdnfe. ifets frifdes
Bier unb feline 2iqu6re uub Weine.