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New York Markets,

SATURDAY. Aug. 1.-FLous AND NRAL-Ths market was
bad bad. ct. a"wn y, .snasncy Yuo.sd: Flour G6l.
sasOe,t IS: No extra St..5dssktO clear. 81 600
- 10 strsiehts N.io0$s patents, spring. S14saSL
Sal :. Rye Gou. D. bbL.supernne. sAoo0s!ea Corn
meal ohl-$aSO0Sa3u for Western and sasa for
Brandy wine.
Corros--. utures opened 1t = to $ points advance.
closing steady at to points advance from yeelsr
days closing prices The sky reports OF the weather
morning connrmed III large degree the adviees Of cx
cessve rains at the and tho appsarAncs Of vsr
This fact gave fresn to tho bula and
sh 10 ~ n1s arTs mere w.s S"n,as
peared tho bull side and values were free from At
the South wers Esnerally Favorable Galveston report
81 ,he reG.,p. OF tso nSr oS: sp1s aoGSn wns n,m
tho deas OF the In futursA with sales
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purchased under the act Of July u. 1890. ~:
came. t54 800 AT. OF which 1855. 100 are out
standing.. Tho increase In. the Treasury bal
ance for the week ri nearly sl2 600 900 e due
has begun to include In its daily ct atement the
Treasury notes which It holds Besides. there
has been a gain OF nearly $2.000,000 In gold.
and for the month nearly $3.0O00O
Money in London k@x y cent Rate OF dis:
count In the open. market for both short aud
bullion Withdrawn from the Bank of England
on balance to-day $4,000. Paris advices quote
y cents a. w francs 20 confines. ana OK
The sales OF mining stocks ~ the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
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Electric stock Quotations.
Crop Report.

MONTGOMERY. Ala. Aug. 1.-The cotton worm
is reported In many parts Of Alabama and
Mississippi A telegram to the Advertiser from
Mobile suys: A Macon. Miss. man says he hns
seen tho worm eating the cotton plant. Tho
crop 10 two or three weeks late. and a. tho new
cotton Is coming on. tho worm. II they de-
velop. will do great damage. 10 far they have
done worry little. Worms are reported In Nox-
ubee and Monroe count in Mississippi. and
arc particularly numerous In tho neighbour
hood OF rrairies. They are reported also In
Wilcox. Monroe. Clarke. Perry Choctaw. and
MarenRo counties, Ala. and In spots along the
Mobile and Ohio road.
A correspondent teleeraphs tho same paper
from Selma that he saw several prominent
farmers In town and each was Of the opinion
that the crop was to be very slim. Ono gentle
man had lust returned from 4 trip TO several
plneos around Selma and reported that tho
worm had appeared on almost every place.
He told the reporter that though they did not
seem to DO In any great quantities. yet still
they were In DO many different places that
With this warm rain 1t would not be very long
before ,hey would 10 seen In swArmA Poison
10 being purchased. In many places the fnrm-
srs are trying to poison the crops Selma 10 In
Dallas county. the centre Of the finest cotton
region In the State.
DEs MONIES. Aug 1.-This weeks bulletin OF
tho Iowa weather service reports the daily Az
srage temperature 6 below the normal with
less than the seasonal rainfall. except In few
localities Tho weather has generally boon
favorable for harvesting and th rashing and tho
yield Of small grain Is very good. Tho hay
crop is heavy and the prospect 10 nattering for
fax and potatoes. Corn is doing .. we'll as
month shows It to have been the coolest July
with ono exception within twenty years.
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CONNEC11CUrS HUCKLEBERRY CROP.
The Season 10 Good One aa6 It Means
Pin Money to Maay Housewives.

M1DDLErowN. Aug. Tho eastern Con-
necticut huckleberry season Is now at It's
height. and Thousand women and children
In sunbonnets and ''straws" are In the rocky
old pastures daily gathering tho crop. They
quit the towns ct sunrise daily with multi
tudiuous baskets and pals. and trail homo at
niehtiall. tired. brown. and hungry. with .
wealth Of shining black berries. While New
York and Pennsylvanls have the big blue
berries. Connecticut Is tho homo OF the buckle
berry. and no whore else Is the crop 1ner or
more plentiful. 1t Is no .untmportant crop,
either. for BY means or 1t tho pinched and
hard.worksd country housewife gathers her
pin money. 1t begins to, rlpen early
IN July and Is not entirely gone until
September. At first the gathersrs sell their
berries At from twelve to. fifteen cents .
quart. but tho prices quickly dropped. and now
Il is from six to eight cents. An expert picker
can gather from a peck to half bushel Of the
round hard berries in day: and 1t Is freely
sdmitted In the country that the women
gathered by tho mon. In many old country
towns the housewife makes out to amass from
S25 to $50 BY berries in a season. Tho berries
are sold to the town or village dealer. and by
him shipped daily to the big markets.. From
one little villag. In WindhAm coun'y not less
than from fifteen to twenty bushels OF buckle.
berries are shipped daily by the local mer.
chants to the Hartford market
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Real Estate Transfers.

,Gs :: az sd s:n.ns' 5.
j Cronin and wife to Dennis DorEan. 5000
Ai9t:sESsi iu .Ssa Logan ri. Ei~sal XII
s.s. ' ,,sy sP a.sy y sD,s !, !. ,::as
81 VS. = sa s..' .ss sSS
so!S :ss. i:*s Es:t 81; Emm. 4 Ki..inlitc ~
so II s + :. sam. to aaoo
lSi; EIiiabeth 7 Hin 70 julia 4 Thorn 80. $500
Riix.Seth Herdsfslder ...-....."..... 1850
and wife to samuel Cohsn $50. sa2oo
and vile g seth weed half part, ...;;...; sssoo
,sssS S1 & CYST ss John toit:i =. John 9'0
l2s.h !. I. .il9..i IN ~ ;:5.it;ill; Ro6ii ii
2ist :I So Wssi; James Ii Gilli. and vii: to
Hugh Reilly ...........,...".....".
RkcoWpEp LRAsKi
Evsrarn Jaa to Jas wiilisms store. ke, 22ss
L. IN =. AaSp %. q iat $50 $500
sss.l sasa = ;ns Ert. brewing loo
s!sa:r IA WIN as.n:ii LOO. 40
RkroKpkp nohrGAGEs
kudl!eh, Sophia 70 Pauline srsivossLu . $50 81
enc ahS tIua 70 ~ cry Hall place ILL.,: iaOoo
i!7 Esst 5sth q IRA q, q m.ss)::."::, 1900
diids:sL .....::,::.:;::,..;.. 1900
Hanm.. 1i Fi.Gs r. ..d wife to Geo Hcin.:S
isth q, " Az A. yrs Observation-Disclosures. aooo
bidss road v iiawthoins :, Jyy -, .......: 5000
ksrnan Matthew q and ChArlea 90 Lyman and
lily sonn . 10Th NV isad st. aud also VS.
wIl. Az n it.th 81. = mos g mIgsj =. 5000
Reilly. hugh. 10 Jas CANE 3il MeAt aiN ct.
Savage Corusliua aud wife to sophia siddsn. n ~"
l2Sth ST. W Ith av y Srs......
ioi.i q soth ~ yi:::..:,.:.,. ,;.,,..,..... aio
cTotoa sousdpcs Hishbridss Of yrs. sooo
Msters ThoA % Alex noins. ssI iith av syla 1000
svssd sist q $500
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DELAWAkk LACKAwANNA AND WITHIN
~ hAILROAn
Shortest lins- vsstisulsA Pullman seaahsa

- h.-BSnAls. RisAnsld slriass- saA osvsss n
lr::s ". i 5,s:snss f.6 ws.sr Ca sTsslsssU
H sss ssr.ins BATH Das'yiils week.-Mrs.
nlnss sy srs cSa y. hsfris Grss3s 0afsrI
Gs!: s.! W H.nnses. ssrsn.sn trails:
rltston MEkehoaIIe. DAnsytlls and NsrtbunbsrlsAl
and - bgnAlo w,,h train. for the West
!;2o h.-binxhAmton Nail Via Boonton.
-FinRhanit0n and Elmira Exprsss for WAtW
SAP sire d'burx Scranton. Owego Wsvsrly, ElnWA
ton and v liz esbarre - '''-"
60 I. Scranton. wrlsstarre and PlymsusA
80, ,.of X ,d.,lySmsus.io Limited Express. va =.
Hyss .4yI. ti9r :;. f1I5nat Beth b.''l"
s:s; ss's::s q st'SSS:ss; ts;:.s sSi:s;s:ss
bSSsls Gvsis~ 0ssas NY VA sslss u - W
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Want. sat,.f.e.,ou. Not Money.

Carl Hansen. = Sweds. 20 years old. who
says he is ono OF the proprietors OF tho Waper.
lev Magazine. was complainant In the York.
vile Police Court yesterday against N. NJ.
Jansen. . pianoforte maker. whom he charged
with assault Hansen and Jansen roomsd to-
gether at 20 Prospect place. and some time
to some ono in tho house and 1t was repeated
to Jansen, who. il Is alleged. gave Hansen .
sss the by ordernn jansen to Day Ham
sen the S35 Jansen objected. saying that he
did not want the money but wanted satisfac.
give Jansen an opportunity TO settle with his
creditor,
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A Pu,ler.,. who OBJECT. to Violence.

Harris Cohen OF Baxter street was arrestsd
on an order signed by Judge Dngro In tho su-
perior Court. In a suit brought BY Joseph SER
mansky for $1,000 damages for assault Ser
On July as he auaFrslsd With Cohens pullsrs-
IN over Irrespective customer and FAs badly
HsIii struck Si@ With siuS saS EisSsd SiS
when he was doVA
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Surplus -. Sia7los!s Sis.%si.3s0 Dec s22as 75
dhs s:Hrpu: Aysar ago Was $3.50 $50 and two years
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad reports
ssranEs l.s q ~ sma nS
with tic same month Of last year. ''
Tho Milwaukee. Lake Shore and Western
Railroad reports gresss earnings f0E q, the Elk
orsas Of Sa ss 80 81 Ii.
rssponding nsriod Of last year. and not $4sl.-
434. q dectease OF $l57.776.
The Oregon Improvement Company has re.
ceived net earnings curing tho present fiscal
year. hsgnn!nH Dec. 81. OF s254.oOo. and has
Ylso collected from past due accounts $50, OOO.
the Pacific coast These amounts are sufficient
TO pay all the interest due In October and De-
with tho sarninss Tor the last ok months q q
this YEAR yss H. Adiss; from the
A.! As last ~ months 81 last year were $4,000
q n. Western fNsti0ns Bank
reducing tho capital OF the bank. SN''" VI
interest and dividend disbursement during
sASsaa CoSoo q. computed BY Tho S'0'A"0'dr At
T ss1 ~ imports At N:H York this week wsrs
el2J.OOO minor coin.
Transactions on Tho New York Stock Ex-
ohanGe during July included 3O7l .93B shares
q railway and other stocks, an Increase OF
l66,O59 shares as compared with tho same
mopth OF lat year. ana $lJ,y99. 200. par value.
q ntAto snd railway bonds. q decrease Of
$6.o52S90. For the SIX months ending July
St the uealinGs In stocks foot up $3.50. $50
shares. . decrease of 6,783 499 as compared
s.; s'''ss e ''s :'a
The ieeeIpts from customs for the week
were 937Ol.278 and from internsl revenue.
SS2909.243, 9 total OF t66lO.J2l. against s673l.-
~. Irs az wsss. ap making the t9al since July
SSsps I'll JaS . is and Il:
NsuonM bank note CIRCULATION outstanding,
nv SaafStSoSSsSaos: being an inorsass Tor July OF
Ss5 sn9 sspss q s7s a.
posits IN the Treasury to redeem nstionsl 5snk
the week.
Trss..gry BALANCES compare with those Of
Gold coin ana suo, yst <, z, ,so ~ " soo
v:s s com ~. and p SaSaa iSSsss ' 9tsss
Lekai tendsrs including
Treasury notes ......-.., 1880 in6it Gal
sLsEsi tenders only, ana dsucit
peposits IN NATIONAL banks. S24 ,s45.I79. against
$4,000. tU9 lsst Saturday, Bonds deposited to
secure the same. 24.S46,t00. In addltiop to the
togexoing the TreAsuy reports silver bullion
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Fast Trip Of the Etrurga.

The Cunsrd steamship Etrurls. fastest OF the
single screws. came within twenty minutes Of
l.hed here from 0ussnstown ysstssdsy. Hsr
v% roo We . dsys hSurs y snf - %inptSa
clnsrd line. was one q S.Mr p a 8shSrs
were Tony Pastor. his vile. and company Of
sIntssE,taiper. Who yi!l play a his theatre In
the Schaller brothers. and Williams and Grit.
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AxilssuaA
new YORK Central

Hudson River Railroad.
THE FoUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE
Antrans arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.
Fourth Az. ana Aed st.. New Vert.
Centre OF Hotel and Residence Section.
THE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE onI
Trains leave as follower,
FAST MAIL AMP MET TtHTHcIT I,
Ssi.sa:s Rosss'iss ss's9 as's sa. si sss:s
sARATosAA,hh EAkE 4rEfsi MON.
%HSf t Can. ' a!sra S5Ss ss
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
Ine Budet smoking ana Library dining friy.is
ROOM csPs Due Chicago via 4 next sn day.
CHICAGO DAY EXPRESS.
Ss~ oss SEAT. snns s
day train does not west Of Cleveland and Dstrsl
SOUIHw ESTERN LIMITED.
4 40 T. M..-wagner vestipule Drawing Room. sleep
Il "f io S5.sH. NM Day i.i.
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
lao =: M.nwsner ys,.,oul. :. ssspnLns cs sn..s
s:%f n next Day. NO Voc extra fafs. '
SATURDAY SARATOGA LIMITED.
1,AO T.. M.-Wagner Drawing Room and Bunss
smoking Cars Due Saratoga GAO = NJ
SARATOGA SPECIAL.
1870 r. M7M.rneS Drawing s koom Car y D.:
through 10 Lake George Saturdays
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
ss$ s,s:sns D'n'as f D". Detroit ss
FAST wE-TERN EXPRESS.
. Wnu VI. ihuia nrs xluyR oorn
Gsiss.S soS ;y H. q; & Issi. b;i'''' lilo
ADIRONDACK r hNR MONTREAL Elk.
5000. sS " Ssr;I"s'S" due soS 4 H. snas
"'EsAsShSi AAssE$ f.kbHi 1%S100'
~ $x;s";, ;;Ss s: ~ *,
smi,h's and and, Upper Lake station '''
CINCINNATI AND 81. LOUIS EXPRESS
iSS: sssp i1 S1.' o..
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
$50 r. M1Si.,EinE car passengers for Rochester
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
0,16 r. M.-waHner Sleeping Cars, New York to csps
Tass
Sss s:% fS ~. s fer EorshS' ss;'ss I'LL ts;;1
t.:s ;'s!lG% ana r. IA s.';Sia
tn rsa ~ ss' s TX ti,sd
s:!s !, Is ~ t;? s
sskAfS$s T. !!SS' SSH; fao'o t,:so ~, $3.50
U!Ss AZ b. M . sSs SIS soS 50 s tS ss
a i, s g .,0 Z: t'so
,;ri ;e iG RS;H,.!eT ,S ano
7a Ms ~ 81 p H. ''''" '''''' ~ :" >''s' ''"
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T RE LIN ES

Direct route to Pasaaio, Paterson. tuxedo, New.
LAKE, hons.ds. scrsasSn siasSa assG Em Hs.
Corning Watkins Glen. bath; I!ammondsport Avon
TSrono SS.ats"aas Lake. Ui:ysIanG ti"enn.tt *
;."E: s.:s = ": =:
steam. !SI:rss !s.i tes. .; ch ann
n .lG@ sSs..r. Fall. and cA.u
sleeper Hornssvis 10 tiSenn.I Connect. a. Faqs
unon ssH sunssy f sea 70;
car TO Chicago. Shoppers 10 Chicago Cleveland and
q IN /; y. sxe.pt, sund.y-Mountsn express for
lor car exGrp! sAlurday when taken on special
train lsnvinSA At $40 r. NJ Through car Saturday for
r m 3. Il D.ily.sslld rain TO Chicago. Vi. Mag
10 Bnnslo. kechss!sr Iorons.. ana Chieaso "'''"
6 IN P.M D:.y. MA Gh.nsau9Ss Lass and Mag.
D oRf iskvlsHw Ne pay.nt is A. H. casa q, s,ss.
fd;saA \ sasast ~ "a "a =. lO:@ 4 n.sPN
~. w. y, $50 !. " $50 i. sSna."-'A'
swssuf s;,s t.ss r. ~ ~ sa ssa,
SaTgR6AY srEciALsA SATURDAY oxLY-,a.so
u. ro,. ss ai 4:
N KS sxn TINE TABLES nay ,. es..,q;a from
eont,inn1 select OF hotel. and boa houses;
"epburban Homes" describing vicinity Of New York;
-ChsHtauQua Lake Souvenir and Summer Excur'
vTieksIs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS ..
, sss ISL saa :s t .nS ~ q:
- ssd Hudson y. HoSot:n and 5.T:.y CIV station
from a.u:l. F.as:s agent
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Final sales compare with those OF yesterday

Government bonds easier. The 4e closed \
2 cent lower bid Railway bonds dull but firm.
lmproyement 50. Reading LIST preference In
comes. and Texas Pacific Ids. The more inn
poriRnt ret advances wero In Atchison In.
comes. l 4 cent. to 4sh: Oregon Improve
mont IS. =. 10 G2h: Reading LIST preference
incomes. = TO 49ts. and Texas Pacific Eds. / y
cent. to 28h.
In bank stocks rs shares Of Metropolitan
sold at "a. and 1u0 SHARES OF Phentx 1t $50.
Silver bullion certificates for 1870. 1000 ounces
sold At l0Oh@1Ol. Bar silver IN London.
46 l.1Gd. y ounce.
Money on call a cont Time money 4k@5 y
cent. for sixty days. and cent. for al other
periods o. prime STOCK E3Shan 42 coliatera ai
bills receivable are quoted at 51s@6h = cent.
and tirst-class single name paper at 6h97h
y cent.
Sterling exchange featureles.. Posted ask
ing rates are S4.s.@$4.S5h for long bills and
&A.s7@taS7H for demand. Actual rates are:
Long bills, 4ke4h@$4.S41; eight drafts. $4.86h.
and cable transfers, S4.S7,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New YORK stock Exchsass-sslss Aug. 4.
UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS TN si.ooos,.
n - n. A. IA

CLOSING PRICES OF UNITED STATES BONDS.
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e3608e. 40 last Saturday, Bonds dSposltsd to
secure the came sa4.s4E6o6. n addltioF 70 the
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Glertipns and aaltetimas.

NOTICE.-The annual meeting Of the stock OF
~ the PACING Postal Telegraph Cahe COMPANY. for
the election Of directors aud such other business 40
may be prssented w 10 hed At the office nf the com
pany. hroadwsy New York city. on TnssdAy. Aug Z
JOHN O. srEvEHs Secretary.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-02-18
EoREInl.

CHARLES PRATT, an Englishman, who
recently committed suicide at Annoy,
France, proves to have been the heir to
fortune of e2sO,OOO, which recently
came into his possession.
THE Cabinet Council to be held at the
Palace de Elysee, Paris, will discuss tho
invitation from the United States Gov
srnment TO take part in the Worlds
Fair in Chicago. The Ministers already
agree to accept the invitation, the Uni
ted States having participated officially
in the Paris Exposition.
The decapitated body of woman
was recently found in the Whitechapel
district, in London. Supposed TO be
another victim of Jack the Ripper"
1T has been discovered that Victor
Mace, OF Berneau, the banker of Paris
who absconded few days ago, was
the forger OF the telegrams recently
sent 10 London ordering the sale Of
large quantities Of Brazilian securities.
NEAR ST. Albert, Ont, on the night
Of the 18th, dwelling occupied by a
family named La France was destroyed
by fire and Mrs. La France and two
children were burned TO death. Mr.. La
France, who is an aged person, man
aged TO escape, and was afterward
found near the scene Of the fra almost
frozen 10 death.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-02-18
Personal AND POLITICAL.

The Idaho Legislature, in joint ses-
sion on the 11th, elected w. H. Claggett
United States Senator to succeed Sem
ator Mcconnell. He will contest the
seat of Senator-elect Dubois
STEPHEN NJ. ALLEN, the surviving
presiding officer of the first Republican
convention held at Worcester July 20,
1854, will issue a call for convention
March 4. The military and civic officers
OF the government under President Lin
coin will be represented, as well as all
civilians from 1s4S to 1865 who favored
the Anti-Slavery, Free Soil or Republi-
can parties.
SAMUEL MoREY, who came into prom
inence during the Garfeld-HancoclS
Presidential campaign Of 1880, died at
Nashua, N. H., on the 18th. He was ar
rested in connection with the famous
"Morey Chinese letter"
ANDREW PALMER, aged eighty-three,
one of the pioneers of Janesville, Wis,
is dead. He formerly published the
Port Lawrence Herald and afterward
the Toledo Blade. He has been resi-
dent of Janesville since 1s46.
THE New York Herald publishes the
preferences Of Democratic members OF
twenty-seven State Legislatures as be-
tween Cleveland and Hill for 1892. The
poll resulted: Cleveland 1878, Hill
l99, scattering 278. The New York
Legislature stood: Cleveland 2, Hill 81,
doubtful Al
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-02-18
ters q Ne bly Il New York ) tween =

waters OF ne bay II New York b tween
Staten Isla Id and Loig island
THE House Conmitt5c on Claims has
reported adversely on all claims for
money spent by the contestant and con-
testee in election cases in excess of the
$4,000 allowed by law. There were
thirty-four of these claims, amounting
to more than sloO,ooo, all of this Con-
gress.
THE peoele OF North Dakota have ap-
piled to the In lian Bur ,au for permis-
sion to remove from the Sioux reserva-
ton the log cabin which was the home
of Sitting Ball. The purpose is TO adj
to it a collection of Indian curios which
will form part of the North Dakota
exhibit at the worlds fair. The per-
mission will be granted.
T. j. DAVIS, who claims to be the ille-
gitimate son of the late millionaire
Davis, of Helena, Moat,, denies the re-
port published that he has compromised
his claims to share in his fathers es-
tate for S100, 900.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-02-18

Captain W. A. Albeit, who has long been
with Messrs. Percival 6 Haltnn, Real
Eslate and Insuragce Brokers. Des Moines,
Iowa, and Is one Of the best known and
most respected business men IN that city.
says: al can testify 10 the good qualities
of Cbamberlaln's Cough Remedy. Having
used II In my family f'r tue past eight
years, ! can safely say il has no equal Tor
either colds Or Group. II seems to eNpel
the mucus from the lungs, and leave the
system In as good condition as before TAX
ing the cold We have also used several
other kinds, but unbesitatnglv say Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy is the best Of
all" 80 tent bottles for sale by Fred d.
Felt, the Druggist.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-02-18
LATER.

A BAD railroad accident occurred at
Scioto Station, near Columbus, O., on
the 18th. A Hooking Valley passenger
train collided with a Scioto Valley
freight at the intersection of the two
roads. Both trains were wrecked. En-
gineer Charles Boutwell, was fatally in
jured and three passengers were more
or less hurt.
THE New York post-oflice building
was damaged by fire on the l4th TO the
extent of 1000. Hundreds of bags OF
newspapers were burned and thousands
of letters will be delayed in reaching
their destination.
BY vote of 10 10 15 the North Dakota
Senate on the 14th adopted the House
Joint resolution for the resubmission Of
prohibition. A resolution looking TO
the removal Of the capital TO some point
TO be decided later, was passed by a
vote Of 20 to-.
ARTICLES Of impeachment against
Judge Alex. Boarman, OF Louisiana,
have been prepared and will soon be
presented TO the House. There are at
least dozen articles, charging the use
Of public funds and allowing his de-
cisions TO be influenced by financial con-
siderations.
In the Senate on the iith the Copyright bill
was further considered IN Committee Of the
Whole Tho bill and amendments were finally
reported 10 the Senate. yea and nay vote
was demanded on the committee amendments
in bulk and they we're rejected-yeas 3D. nays
81. At3:3Op m. message from the President
announcing the death OF General Sherman was
laid before the Senate, and Mr. Hawley offered
the following resolutions: Resolved, That
the Senate receives with profound sor'
row the announcement OF the death OF
William Tecumseh Shern an, late General OF
the armies OF tho United States; that the Sen
ate renews It's acknowledgment OF the inesti
mable services which he rendered 70 his Coun.
try In the day OF It's extreme peril laments the
great loss which the country has sustained and
deeply sympathizes with his family In their be-
reavement; that q copy OF these resolutions be
forwarded 20 the family Of the de-
eased." Eloquent culoglstic addresses were
made by Messrs Howley, Morgan, Man.
derson, Davis, Evarts and Pierce after
which the resolutions were unanimously
adopted On motion OF Mr.. Hawley a commit
tee OF Ave Senators were appointed TO attend
the funeral. and as u further mrrk OF respect 70
the msmpry OF the dead General the SENATE
adjourned .. Tho House, in Committee Of the
Whole considered the Indian Appropriation
bili but no action was reached. The Speaker
laid before the House the message from the
President announcing the death Of
General sherman. and II was referred
70 the Committee on Military Affairs Mr.
Boutelle, from the COMMITTEES on Naval Affairs,
reported resolutions expressive OF the grief
with which the House has heard OF the death
Of Admiral David Porter, and directing the
bers 70 take such action as may be appropriate
In regard 70 the public obseQuies OF the do.
ceased The resolutions were unanimously
adopted. COMMITTEES appointed. and 80 IN ad-
kiiional mark Of respect the House adjourned
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