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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-23

As Washington's birthday fell on
Sunday this year, to-day Is being OBJ
served In honor of the event. The
railroad shops and banks are closed,
but all the other industrial establish
mentS and stores arc open.
The Sunday school of the Church of
the Redeemsr will have public cele-
bratiOn tomorrow evening, at which
the following program will be pre-
sented:
octtttlO1. s...-s..... .-....s....... orchestra
Columbia, the Gem Of the Ocean"
THE Name of Washington" an exercise
by Edith Pritohett, Mary Reed. Nellie
Mitchell. Anna Haislett, Frances
Martin, Laura Mitchell, Addie
Lingo, Lizzie Gallagher,
Elsie Walker and Anna Stidham.
Origin of the American Flag"
by William Prltchett and Geo. Cook
The Star Spanglcd Banner. 49,. Chorus
Select reading. ........M Miss Edith Prltchett
The American Emblem"
Frances Martin
ntittliOl' ss'ss'' -. .'.s 49, ofcneSlfh
selection. ..,......,. Miss Daisy Sutton
Solo...,.,.. .5......,.......Mr Edward Ellcr
nhll columbia ...t........ y...=... Chorus
selection ........ ...,........ Anna Stidtian
Washington" an original poem.
by S. {. Drinchlie NJ. d.
HecitatiOn. .................,An Anna Halslett
My Country. tbs of Thee. ..t..... Chorus
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-23

A beautiful complexion follows the
use OF Dr. Simms' Vegetable Liver
Pills, the great liver and kidney cure.
Sugar coated 25c, Depot, Fourth and
King. Sold by druggists.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-23

on Twelfth street between Orange and
Tatnall are very coZy. Have all mod
ern improvements. Take look at
thput
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-23
.HEALD & CO.,
BANKERS AND ROCKERS,
CoyontI opd NI,,.i,ot St,oot

Seventh and Market Streets.
First-class investment securi-
ties a specially.
Orders for the purchase and
sale of stocks and bonds on
commission executed at all the
stock exchanges. -
Foreign drafts and letters oil
credit issued.
FOR SALE.
~ shares Farmers Bank.
a shares First National Bank
Is shares Wilmington Dental
Manufacturing Co.
IS shares Equitable Guaran-
tee and Trust Co.
SO shares Wilmington Elec-
trio Co.
Some first rate mortgages.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-23

An Important Item.
Residents of tile east side can have
their prescriptions filled bya graduate
in pharmacy of twelve years expert
ence at the old established drug store,
corner OF Fifth and Poplar streets.
None but pure and fresh drugs used.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-23

Beef steak, country sausage, scrap
pie and pigs feet at the lowest prices,
ut i05 King street. j. W. Carey
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-23

The real need of sick baby Is not
50 much medicine as It Is something
to assist nature Many things arc
recommended, but the best known
remedy for the ailments OF young
children Is DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup.
Price only IS cents a bottle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-23

WANTED TWO GOOD GIRLS.
rto< ~ chamDcrmaia. l'rotcs.
iaitt preferred. food washers and
ntnrrs, wlth good reference. Address
IL this oilife- i2s3td-llw
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-23

Court continued in session Saturday
Afternoon, whiting FOR tlIs Jury in the
Ensr OF the State " Cotton Ia come in
beyctal arguments on rules and mo-
lions We're heard, until $50 O'Clock,
when Bailitl ltuincy brought the jurors
In. Clerk Blggs called their names,
and wheIlail had answered, inquired il
they had agreed upon 81 verdict, and
the answer, as was expected, WAS That
they could not agree. They were then
discharged from further consideration
OF the matter, and the case continued
Until next Term.
III the citse of Dr. S. J.. West VS..
Captain Davis, Judgment for Sl41 was
given the plaintiff This was an ac,
ton ON claim Ia Recover for medical
Attendance la the defendants family.
The defendant is at present residing in
North Carolina, but OWNS property III
this city.
81 The same CON Sc WAS taken with The
case OF harles Barton vs.. Sarah l.
Ennis, formerly of this city, but nov
living in Philadelphia, The plaintiff
Sought an injunction for slIg.lJ on
defendants property, lie was repre-
sented by Mr., Hilles. A.declee for the
tuil amount WAS given.
Court then adjourned until 10 O'Clock
this morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-23

A superior quality OF four-ply cufI
for l5e., ut Wyatt Il 60. 5, 6U3 Market.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-23

Communication Tickets Is. & o. II. II.
10 Philadelphia. $50 trips quarterly,
ss.9o. 20 trips monthly, slO.OO. it
trips school $500.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-23

BUILDING LOTS CHEAP-BUY A
ID lot Cor little money. wEerc it will
grow more valuable every year. Lots
have sold In the Immediate vicinity for
SIG and $50 per foot this year. have
several lots that | Will sell AZ " per foot
house costing from 800 to 81, 900 on some.
These lots arc Mt Maplewood terminus
Of the electric line. Apply to w. SCOTT
VERNON.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-23

u BLIC SALE OF iIDB>ES-eJ HEAD
L oI AeSt Nlf&iniii and ohio hOTseS
aMu i"nieS, WI: Ne s2ih 70 the hdicl OF
IGll' hilspN " NcNhlk, Dclhw'| Ire. on
!P pAl AhCi :, ~ At Il O'Clock
NJ. These Horses ARE all young un have
liren selected Especially Tor th'l mar.
kel. Among thrM ARE SOMEBODY drivers
SEM +ptcH anu lots OF thcm general
plluost horSts. livery horse 10 |e sold
MCLEAN n IlNGH,
Thompson, West Va.
l.. w, sadham & son Aucta.
.. .E=-.. t43. dSw-ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-23

LNoR RENT-TwO ROOMS, NO. COS
~ Christiana street, suitable for light
housekeeping. fa3-gt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-23
MONDAY, MARCH Q. 1891.
at / O'Clock u. M,

~ head of horses II head OF cows;
81 some of these COWS will hnl .
calves 10y their sides other forward
sprinEcr7 twO-year-Oid heitrrs. / year.
ing heller, one year Old bun. 1 shuut4
- parrot chickens, and 3turkrN hens and
guhtirr. geese Hnd glHdrr
Farming implements : Imperial plnws
Peacock plOws, : PCacocii cutiEators /
pair oil twin hHTrows and chains double
tree single trees. ! road WA yOn aud hay
bed horse rake. | sttt rate reaper, /
moving machine, / mmIhuf dearborn /
Jumn.s=at carriage, ! carriage. pillow hnr
Il"ss, =! sets of WAGON harness | set oil ear,
rusN harness ! sris OF pillow harness. a lot
ul chains. Dairy fixtures. such Us yhnrn,
butter tub small MIX cans. pans /
twcnty-putrt mill. UhmruS / cutting box
hall -lnlshel and half.p"Uk measures forks
rdhes shOvrls, hoes, post spade 2grubbing
hoes corn and Oats hy the bushci. hay hy
the ton, aud many other articles TOO frdi-
Gus 10 nentiyiE About tea acres of wheat
IN the grou nd
TERHs, p hll sums ri ts1 and under cash.
All oyer that amount Il credit OF six
months VIII begiyen bS purchaser RiYin
huulnIlr mole with approved efidUrse
or bank discount on for cash
fl9-aB.njw mG-j-lds wM T. JONES,
w. i. lank Hucfiouccr. ....
keiJaInin +, Foot. CLERK.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-23

One good snrrel horse Charley, large
silr, suitable Tor all purposes an excellent
dfnIt horse aud cant be hitChpd wrong
fearless OF steam; 3good cows. all Will lie
IN prOnt by day of salei ! very fine Jersey
hcifer coming! years old; shoat piys
10 pair nnc chlc<ens liraham and Ply
mouth Rocks; 3turkey hens / gobbler 10
colonies of bees. in good condition; jump
seat carriage market dearborn, buggy,
l uugout these wagons are all In good
Urder,l harvest bed. good basket sleigh
one l-hOrSp mower bradley make good
AS new; horse rake | whpelhnrrow corn
shelter root cutter, hay cutter, l Bissrll
pillow, pair twin harrowS CultiyAtor with
corn covcrer attachments. one 1-horsn
roller grlndstOne. Snldiers horse flour
chest, large chest, broad axes, lot of car.
pcnters tools. grain cratic. moving
scythe. forks, rnkes shoyplS iron post
spade, maui and wedges, hoes, double and
single trees SETS carriage harness / set
pillow harness, good straps OF bells, COW
chains hay knives / hedge clipper .
hedge knives, lot of doors. window sash
pair vCnctian blinds, with hinges and
stay -hacits, all complete aud good as new;
lot of berry crates aud boxes all In good
orderi ladders stop ladders rails and
posts cider barrels cider vinegar by the
gtllOn years OLD; potatoes by the bushrl.
pork by the pound, hay and straw by the
ton, corn fodder by the bundle acres of
wheat, moro or less, Dairy fiXturcs-churn
aud horse pans. buckets q butter tuha
sralesGnd weights. Household aud kitchen
turniturc-2 pair bc1steahS, 3 stands, /
dough tray. window shades. / good cook
Ncand fixtures. No, sWilminRton;' hhl
copper Kettle, bench table and many other
urtlclcs TOO tedious ~ mention.
conditions OF salp-All sums of 80 ana
under cash VII over that amount II credit
OF q months viii be- given by the purchas-
or giving hluaablc note with approved
endorser, II paid when dye. no Interest,
| II not paid when duo, interest from date
! 3percent, on all credit sums for cash
BENJAMIN FOOTE.
William j lank, Aucf. fi9-2jln3-1 lO-l2
DUBLIC SAEE.-THE SUBSCRIBER,
| intending 10 qult farming will sell ut
public sale On the promises known as the
| Rll4MAN lMrm, In NH i'rnnn hiInIrnl
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-23

When remedy has outliyed 40 years
of competition and worthless imlta-
tons 1t must have, cant help but hive.
real merit, Such Is DR., Simns' White
Pulmonic BalsAtu, the only real, true
baisnm known OF prepared according
20 pharmacy. First made in 1851 FoI
coughs, sore throat, Group and all
tung Diseases, sells more largely than
sYer. Depot, Fourth and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-23

w AHTED-A NUMBER OF RESPECT
w able girls at the JUTE WORKS,
over Eleventh street bridge. T23-3t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-23

prBlIC SALE-TltF SUBSCRIBER
having sold his farm will sell 1T pub
lie sale near Pike creek on the road lead
ing from stanton to Newark, ON
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-23
UNRE ARTISANS SAVING BANK
No. 90. MARKET sTI;EEE

lhookfohArtp ...."...Hs February u, 1900
open 10 receive deposlts lAily from 9 a. IN,
Until y. M, and on Tuesday and Salurdly
evenings frO.n 10 O'clock.
The charter OF the bank proyila5 that the
prehts upon It's Investments, except SO much
as is required ipr The payment OF necessary
expense aud for suitable surplus tlr the Sc
cntlty oil islosllors, shall be div li1l Rmons
EofnanaIerls allpwedtl borrow any pas
OF the Iuuda denosited with tho corporation.
AANApElts'
George W. bush, 3. Allen lilies,
&. Wesley Wyldin, Alexander j. Hart
Gto. >. CApeile. Antrew Il. Mils1n,
ChAs. w. lloWiAnd, Job. IL. Jackson,
J. l.. Carpenter, Dr., Anthony Higgins,
Henry +. Dure Washington iiastlnSd,
Lind eS q, Kent.
MONEY LOANED ON MORfGAGgI
GRO. ". Busu, Gso. ). CAPRLR,
. ~, freaiieut Vice RfesldedL
L. l. IAlsuu, Jos. MAFfIKa,
TrGliHrer. Auditor. 40
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-23

TUE LADIES OF ST. PAUL's NJ. T..
l. Church Will hold missionary tea
for the beneflt of tho woman's Home
Missionary society in tho banquet room
evenings % and 81 inst. Admission and
supper or refreshments IS cents. f23.3t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-23

NV ANTED-A Girl, THAT UNDER
w stands cooking, baking and wait
ing on table at llG Walnut street.
f23-2L.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-23

Life is full of SORROWS and ilsap-
pointmenis, but the most sansuine
hopes of all those who Try DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup are always realized. II
never dlsappoints. Al Gil dealers.
Price % cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-23

GOOD HOME FOR A
w little girl about years OLD. Can
be adopted ton responsible person. No
other need apply. Call by Tuesday or
aG this office, f23-2tt
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-08
A RosBER SHOT.

I've Thieves ''Turu . Trtck" In IN Ohio
Bsak sad One II Fatally Shot By Pur-
suerS.
Columns. O., Dec. 7.-Saturday aft
eruoon two well-drcssed strangers en-
tered Fahey's bank at Marion, o., and
while one engaged the cashier in con-
versatiou the other oeached through
the railing and grabbed tray
containing si.5oo The two men made
good their escape. although pursued by
the police. About 10 o'clock Saturday
night the robbers were discovered at
Kenton, Hardin county, and a posse
started in pursuit Tie smaller
man escaped cut his pal was ia
tally shot in the fight Over 81, 100 was
recovered upon the person Of the
wounded man, whose identity Is un-
known It is said the robbers arc
father and son. and the father was the
one shot
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-08
DOM PEoRCs LAST HOURS.

Brssiiians Regret Ia Death. bss WSu
Net rsis<sts Aay Of His Family.
PARIs. Dec. The accounts OF the
scenes at the deatn-bed Of Dom Pedro
show that to the very last his thoughts
were of the country over which he had
30 long ruled ana whose welfare, des-
pite the treatment accorded to him and
his family. ne had SO closely at heart
Immediately after the death of the
ex-emperor all present in the room
knelt and kissed the hand Of Countess
D'Eu who. upon her fathers death, in
stantly became Invested with all rights
t> the throne OF Brazil
A Rio de Janeiro dispatch says that
the news OF pom Pedro's death Was re-
ccived with sincere grief by tho Brazil
lana But while AL unite in regret for
the former emperor there is , deep and
strong determination that the en-
pirs hould never be revived
should TIE Princess Isabella and the
Couns d'Eu make and peraist in any
demand for the imperial succession the
r'suls win probably be the confiscation
Of ali the property OF the imperial fam
fly in Brazil
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-08
BITS UF INFORMATION.

Thirty-four borses perished in liv-
cry stable FIRE in Durango. Col
A dre among bookbindery establish
ments in Philadelphia caused loss ol
SS50,0o0
The Atchison (Kan. Champion, prop
erty of the late Col. John NJ. Martin, u
offered for sale at $685.
Ed Atterberry. confined in the Shcl.
byville Qll.) jail for the murder OF his
father. Is said to be insane.
George Evans, miner Of Diamond
colliery, Scranton, Pa, was killed by Z
large slab of roof rock falling on him.
j. Mason Reynolds, aged 80. known
as Farmer" Reynolds, died Of malarial
fever at Grand Rapids, Mich.
o. B. Sanford. . banker and lumb bez
dealer Of Freeport, H.. was struck BY
q locomotive ut Lanark Thursday and
died Saturday.
The boat race between Hanlau Snd
Mclean for $500 . side at Oakland
Cal, was won by the latter in % min
utes and ~ secondA
During . violent eruption Of the vol
cano Al Colima, Mex. . heavy shower
OF ashes fell upon the city, covering
the streets and roofs Of buildings and
greatly terrifying the inhabitants.
NJ. b. Curtis, the actor. has had ,
hearing on his application to the su
preme court of California for release ol
bail pending his trial for the murder o
Oiacer Grant The application was re
fused and Curtis must remain in Jail
Timothy E. Bvrnes. president of th,
Minnesota lea, of rcpu olican club
and organizer Of the national league O
republican clubs. has bsen indicte,
for forgery. He Is said 10 have raise,
Ss6. 900 by the free use sf other people
signatures
During the eleven months endin,
November the total number Of emi
grants who left Liverpool was ise, s3y
Of whom l6s.95s went to the Unite,
StateA In the month Of Novemb be-
last 9,ssS cmigrants lsfs this port 70
the United StateA
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-08
JUDGE olxoN peAo.

clsss ss tas life or the Ex-ehisf JIsfies
sf shs ws.esasis sasrsHs sss<t.
NuwACkEx. Dec Luther :. Dix
on. ex-ehief justice of the supreme
court Of Wisconsin,. aud one Of the
most eminent ana conscientious zttor-
neys in the history of Wisconsin, died
AZ 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon AZ his
home. 5s Prospect ssenus. lie was 90
years Of sge he came 70 Wisconsin
and began the practise Of law At Port
age City in i7sz. AS district attorney in
. ceis trsted criminal e&ss 40 achieved
distinction and in 1855 was appointed
Judge Of the ninth eircuit ey Gov.
Randall A year later he succeeded 10
the vacancy caused by the death of
Chief Justice Hinton. OF the supreme
court. and WAS reelected four times 10
the same position. HIS sterling quail
ues as judge were illustrated by his
decision on the fugitive slave law in
favor Of the federal government and
against the popular sentiment OF Wis
CO sin. although ne knowingly jeopar-
dised his future prospects, In defense Of
what he considered ~ be the law of
The land
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-08
sPaoAT's LANDING.
4 fypeeal Railroad village - tae 1poa-
tier DooopSbod.

4 Typoeal Railroad village - lae 1poa.
tier Deecr1bod.
A mconless night soon closed around
The boat and In the morning we werc
st Sproat's Landing. . place two
months old The village consisted Of .
tiny cluster of frame houses and sensa
perehsd on the edge Of the steep bank
.,f the Celum bic Ose baildine ~as
the o0scs and storehouse Of the pro
iccted rsilrosd two others were gen.
eraI trading stores one va the hotel
and the other habitations were asaaiy
teutA
ermly believe there never was .
hotel like the hostelry there In . gss.
eral way ,ts design wss % sdaptasios a
the plan Of . hen-coop Possibly . bos
made Of grid'rvns sussesss ners
ciearly tise principle Of IL ccnstrue.
don II was two stories high. aad con-
tssned about . bakers dozen Of rcomA
the main one being the barroom. Of
coursA After the framework ned
been dnisheA there ~as perhsps sail
enough allah" iunb Der 70 shesthe shs
cusssde Of the house. end this had S>>s
usds 20 serve Ter exterior ssd inssrios
wailA and The eoors end eesiinxs -.
sidea The ccessquescs 49, tbss Z
Seek Of sseaasie eassries might ha~s
been Keep In " With prcprssty but a
. elace 81 sbcds foS hu1sa beinrs n
ecmpared eissels 9Th The R~oekiyn
SrtAra The queer hossi wss bat little
asre peculsas than aaay Of she people
who gathered % ~ single street. %
pay-,say - spend their hart earned
noaey upea . greet tsaa ct illicit
~aAky ssd . lee rssis seeessit'es
frsa The limited stest On saas - ~
ss~rea There sever hsA bees sns
esser Hs.er&er there yes tss soss'ae
parsissies wAs - astsss . esiseeues
~ Ne rersa ~ Ne hertss - ess
s>~sA cell snAxsaA --jsiAn oo&pA q
hsxs~vs hsGAsla~
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-08
By THE DEADLY SPARK
Martin Loppy, kleetroeuEsd ~
sang sang.
DEATH CANE SILENTLY AZ ussEEs
He W.as ~ he hair uvsssiy and 1x-
pfassa hss Awfai srtms-fhs
xxs<sAsz Aeesm aissA<d
vsxy Easisy.

hss sIss. n. T.. Dec. 7.-Martin
Loppy, tns condemned sIfe nsu sier~r,
spent nis Izst suniAv on earth quietly.
Loppy read hls e. and 10 those
VIII esaversed with Bim during the
d4y hs s&ld re vas siil.ax To die. He
did not asx anec hs ~ u q be
called 70 20 TO tie death char.
Warden Brown received the nsws-
paper men and other callers IA nIs Of
nee up 20 $50 o'clock. when the armed
guards took up their vigil for the night.
They wsre pstroiliag up aaa down st
the limits which are knoxn as the So
called death ins-" None were allowed
% pass them excep. taose holding
Warden Browns invitation 20 the ex
eeutou.
sfSa sIss. n. r.. Dec. Martin ID.
Loppy w4s killed by eieesricity At taos
> IA rrison Chaplain silas q. Edger-
soa wss the nrst maA to emerge
froa the prison after the enc
sutioa He Looked very pale and
was much agitgted- In answer to
questions concerning the execution he
declined any detAila but said is
was similar Ia every respect to
the four witnessed b. him
Ia July. Bat there was
no suffering and no sceae. Loppydied
easily and went 70 the chair orsvely,
giving everyone the impression that he
did nos care whether he lived or not
There were three contacts. the signals
being manipulated by Or. Laudy.
lLoppys crime VAS the murder of woman
vhe s&s knosE - Hattie Lsppy ard Vas sup
posed 10 havs been 1is sife. The deed wss
committed sa yaly 4 isso. In . miserable little
room 81 I'D CsFy~sis street. where tbs coup.s
lived Ths assa sla stabbed bis vlclin TO tae
heart vita q sasrp Peintet pair Of scissors
There ssre no Win s.es 20 sne killing a
drunk~a saArvel vas -Ac euiy known cause for
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-08
OVER THE FALLS.
wild Fowl In Large Number pscoysd 20
Their Death ~ NiAgara's Cataract.

Wild Fowl In Large Number pecoysd 20
Their Death ~ NiAxars's Cataract.
LockroRr, N. Y, Dec 7.-One OF the
strangcst things that have happened at
Niagara Falls in sonc time, and entire
ly novel TO the oldest inhabitant are
the large aecks of wild ducks which
have been going over the falls during
the last week The birds have been CEN
tering in large mum oers above the falls
for two or three weeks past and hoat
down the river until they are caught
in the rapids and seem unable to rise
out of tie swift currcns and are
whirled along over the brink Those
that sre not killed are stunned and
seem sewildered- The largest bag Of
this game was made the other night.
when dozen hunters picked up some
900 in the river below the falls
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-08
shot Their stsp-Father.

6HAwNEErovy, ILL.,. Dec IA NEE
sage received from the sheriff Of Can.
non county, Tenn, states that Caroline
and Belle Forester have been arrested
ut wydbury, that state. These are the
girls who November ~ assaulted their
step-father. John Norris near this
city for marrying their mother. shoot
ing him four times In the head aud
then after pounding him leaving him
for dead
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-08
Lives Lost On The Great Lakes.

CHICAGO. Dec. L-Fifty-seven sailors
lost their lives on the lakes during the
season just closed. This is the largest
number of deaths Of any year since the
lakes we're navigated Most Of the
number were drowned during Novem-
Der. Not passenger. however, was lost
during the entire season and not n pas
senger steamer was in serious trouble.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-08

NEW YORK. Dec. Mrs william J.
Florence arrived in this city from Lon
don Saturday. She is stopping st the
Williams Mira Florence il III and will
not stir from the house for several
dsya Her condition Ia due TO nervous
prostrstion and grief at the death Of
Mr.. Florence. She announces her 10
termin alton to act no mora
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-08

LespoS, Dec s.-It il estimated that
rs. ese persons were III with innnenzs
in Hamburg dsring the past week.
Fatal eases however. were few ix
number. The eldest son Of The crown
priuee Of Denmark 10 seriously Ill with
infiaenza in Copsnhagea The spiaemis
is mild IN that city. but 10 spreading
The supreme court has elosed ON GO
count OF the illness Of the judgea
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-08
TORN az AN EXPLOSION.
Gwe Men killed and . Saw mill Dens
ished st Csilinsvtile, Tenn.

Gwo Men Kiiisd and . Sawniu DeDel-
ished ss Csilicsvfils. Tenn.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. Dee THE boiler
Of J. w. Houstons sawmill at Collins
vile exploded ~ . q m. killing two
persons aud destroying the entire plant
John Smith. the engineer. had his leg
eat on below the hip and the rest of his
body landed in the forks of . tree $50
feet away. Ed Downes was sitting on
log eating his breakfast His cloth
ing was torn into shrcds and his naked
body was found lying 50 yards away.
An iron pipe ID feet long was hurled
against . tree with 50 much force that
IL pierced IL The loss il o.. 600
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-08
USED FURNITURE FOR FUEL.


Famine In Coal and Wood on the storD's
Account In the Northwest.
PHMBSA, N. D., Dec. 7.-fhe great
storm Of the last four days is unprece-
dcnted. There are no trains and farm
ers have been unable to get through
the snowdriftA which in many cases
were a. high as the housetopA Peo-
pie have been trying to get coal and
wood for the last week. but without
success Emerson, Man, was wholly
without fuel. and.the public schools had
to be closed. Citizens actually had to
cut up old articles Of furniture in order
= cook their meals and 90 to bed to
0kep themselves warm. The coal and
wood famine extends to all points in
this vicinity. A cord of wood sold on
the streets Of ST. Vincent Saturda for
SIS At least one-third Of the grain in
Kittson county, Mimi, stands in the
6eld unthrashed.