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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-27
To Stop Bullion Coinage.

at the cabinet meeting yesterday 1t was de :
cided to stop the regular bullion coinage and
coin the trade-dollsr bars into standard ell.
YER dollars. Fractional silver on hand,
amounting to twenty million, will be recon
ed into dimes and quarters. This will fully
occup y the minis for while. and when it Ia
completed it will be decided whether or not
the regular coinage of bullion each month
shall continue.
The general impression prevails that the
action Of the cabinet yesterday postpones the
confederation OF the continued coinage ofsil.
YER for the esent. Ia lieu thereof trade
dollar bullion will be coined In an amount
equal 10 former monthly coinage by the
treasury during the presen. 6scal year which
has been sc the rate of about two million
ouuces Of silver per month.
The Cabinet decided to change the form
OF the asset and liability statement Issued
from the Treasurer's Office daily and at the
beginning OF each month. In the new form
of statements the net surplus will disappear
and only an available cash balance will be
stated
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-27
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Foreign News.

LONDON June 27.-Lord and Lady Brooke
| will take criminal procee diugs againss any
paper circulating "unfounded and malicious
ibels" connecting Lady Brooke.with the In
quiry arising from the bacoarat scandal.
DUBLIN, June 27.-The National Press
referring to Mr.. Parnell's approaching visit
to Carlow, Gays: Carlow will revolt against
the meditated outrage. Mr.. Parnell is de-
void of moral sense and Carlow will make
1t pa ain that the hero OF the scene at S.eyn-
| ing is impossible as far es decent 1-isbmen
are concerned"
LONDON, June 81 Heavy rains throu sn-
OUT southern Wales have caused disastrous
floods and serious damage to property.
PARIS, June 27.-The police to-day
searched the C fli ,es of the Panama Canal
Co, and sez,d all the documents 10 any
way relating to the company's affairs.
ST. JOHN, N. B., Juue 27-The Leary
RATS were towed through the Falls yester-
day by American tugs assisted by two from
st. John. The rats were taken down to
the beacon bar, where they we're fastened
together 10 snge file, aud they lefs port
about p. m.
BERLIN, June 27-The German roDclad
Kaiser ran aground during the naval ma
noeuvres off Dan'zig yesterday. but was
Aoated to-day. She has sustained consid-
cradle Injury to her hull. The Kaiser is
one of the largest OF the German warships.
OTTAWA, Oat., Juns27.-Hon Mr.. Upper
has introduced bill to prohibit the uss Of
The purse eeioe In Canadian waters This
will interfere with the most pr. fi5abe meth
cd OF hatchirg maekeael followed by the
| Gloucester fishermen.
LONDON, June 27.-Mr Gladstone passed a
good night at Lowestoft Suffolk, to which place
he went yesterday in tho hopo Of recruiting his
bis health.
| DUBLIN, Juno 27.-The Court OF hppols to-
day refused ih application for a stay of execu-
ton in the sut recently decided in favor of Mr.
Campbell, Mr. Parnell's private secretary, against
tue proprietors OF the Cork Daily Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-27
Powder Exploded by Lightning.

During a thunder storm yesterday morn
ing lightning exploded the powder-honse Of
the American Powder Company at Calves
ton, Texas, containing 1900 kegs ef powder.
The conclusion caused the Hszard & Dupont
and L. q s. Rand Powder {: mpanies' pow
der-hous to explode. and also the maya
zine of Victor Cortinas Although these
powder magazines were located near Eagle
Grove four miles west OF Galveston, tne
shock of the explosion caused houses to rock
and sway In the city as II 10 the throes OF an
earthquake. Glass was broken. doors hung
open. plaster fell from the walls, goods came
tumblinp down from the sheIves. caused by
the swaying of the bui d!ngs. a telephone
message from tie scene Of disaster told the
cause Of the perturbation and dispeled the
fear that had se zad upon the people. There
is not Vestlge of the powder.house build
ing. and the site ofthe American Powder
Maetz'ne ia marked by hole in the ground
100 feet In circumference and from twenty
10 thirty feet in depth. Scsntlings were
nu,l. d lotto the air half mile with the ter
rfi3f,rcs OF the explosion, and brick and
other debris are scattered over large area.
Buildings In the immediate neiehboshood
and for three.quarters of mile distant are
badly wrecked, and number OF persons
hut one man fatally. The office OF the
stock ga d., was ta1ly wrecked. and four
teen head OF cattle and other stock were gill
ed. Total lose $40. COO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-27
Quashed

CHICAao, June 27.--In the Criminal Court
to-day Judge Collins qnashed al the counts
ia the Indictment against George J. Gibson
OF the whiskey trust, charging him with
conspiracy and those for having explosives
in his possession. The charge of attempt 20
commit the crime of blowing up the Shu.
feldt distlllery, thereby destroying life and
property, WAS taken under adyisemen!.
a band Of Chinese were reported to be
Oh route to Shanghai to attack the French
missions there.
During tho Arguments tho Internal machine
which it is alleged was found in Gibson's valiae
when he was arrested, was brought into the court
room and exhibited to the Judge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-27
Miscellaneous.

New York socle ty is making extensive ar
engagements Tor the reception OF Prince
George of Greece, who will spend week
there.
Mrs. Emanuel Fuhrman. residing some
distsnoe eouth OF Hanover, Pa, who was
rendered unconscious by q stroke OF light
ming which discharged gun 10 her kitchen,
last week, never recovered from the ner-
vous shock. She regained consciousness for
q short period, but soon relapsed, and died
Monday.
Mrs. j. F. Goodrich, Of Pitttfsld, Mass,
yesterday applied to the police OF 81. Louis,
No, for help to recover her 16yesr. old
daughter Clara, who eloped In balloon
from pitts6eld on Decoration Day with an
&c opaut named Walter Cooper. Dressing
herself in a suit of her brothers. clothes,
Clara eIuded her parents and made her way
to Pttsfed. Her father pursued and reach
ed the fair grouods just in time to see his
d lighter being borne into the air In bal
loon with the young 20 opaut.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-27
gpGIgla NETS.

A PHILADELPHIA eyndicate has purchased
for $500 600 five thousand acres CT land In
Prince George county.
Mrs Newton Snedey, Of Warren county,
was drowned Monday evening laat while
crossing email stresu, much swollen by
besvS raiur.
Milton 3 DAVIS, aged 81 wears, OF Kappa
hammock county, died 10 Fauquier county,
last week. He was we'll known in Pied.
mont Virginia.
At Roanoke yesterday. Mrs. Laura ]. Hes-
bert instl ed snit for divorce from her
husband, Challss E. Herbert. travelling COR
RESPONDENT OF the Roanoke Herald, and fer
larry of Towson, Md.
Mrs. Long, OF Charlottesville, caught o
shark at Cobb'5 Islapd this week weighing
800 pounds, end measuring nine feet In
length. Miss Virginia caught one slightly
smaller. l. took our meu to kill and land
MIS- Longs priz,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-27
FOREIGN NEWS.

; hare lea popular reaction in favor O.
the. ,tnoe Of,
The commercial trsaty With America Yves
| signed ut Madrid vestarday. Il will be pub
| Listed on Auaus, 1 and will go into opeTs-
ton e trnhe' l.
Arrangements have been made TO get a
supn7 of bread In Paris. Troops ere Kept
| reads for IN outbreak. mej ,fity of bas-
era di'n't atrSs.
Sir William Understanding is writing
book of sporting ami m!lltarg remioiscsE-
o9s He ia going to iun for Parliament for
E'gin county. Much sympathy Ia expressed
for him.
The RsV. Charles spurgeon, whose illness
is causne bis friends some alarm, passed e
restess night, and 20 tarday morning seem
ed TO be in e worse condition than he was
on Thursday.
An official dlsp,toh fsom Santiago, Chill,
save: The revolt makes no progress. The
government fqladron takes possession Of
ports without opposition in the provinces
occupied by rebels, whoss vessels and fore, 8
concentrate at Iqa'qne."
a colossal bfonzs group. representing
America awakening her sons to tsht for
liberty, is shown at the Berlin International
Art Exhibition. Tue order for it was given
by the Pennsylvania branch Of the o der of
the Cincinnati to Prof. Rudolph Slemering,o of
Berlin. II will he set up in Fsirmouot
Park, Philadelphia, next year Prof. Sic
mering will gel S125 0c0 for his work.
Emperor William, of Germany, VIII al
rive in the Thames on the Imperial yacht,
July b, and be met by the royal family.
Great preparations have bsen mede for the
visit Special performances Of Italian opera
will be given. He will ses the marriage OF
Prince Aribert and Princess Louise of
Schleswig- Holsfein Monday evening, Ga
Saturday. the 1loh. there will be- grand
military display.
Mr. Parnell says he and Mrs. O'Shea will
be married again (reigiously) before very
long, and very secretly, being afraid of re-
porters He Ia going to take part In the
election ct Carlow, end thinks he will win.
He expects to Walt the United States. and.
II so, will be prescott at the Irish national
convention iu Baltimore In the fall. He
| said he hsdo'f thought what effect. polite
ally, his marriage would have. Mr.. Par
nell, 1t is ead, will open salon In London
and seek to be prominent In society and
politira
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-27
Peabody Institutes.

Peabody Institutes will be held this GUNNER a
tho following places:
At Bedford City, July to II conducted bJ
Mr. E. c. Glass Superintendent oil schools. Lynch
burg For rates OF board and other particulars
address f. G Glsss, Ly nchburg.
at Hampton, Jelly to August q. address ]
NJ Willis, Hampton, for information as to &c
commodstions, etc.
At Hsrrisorbure, July 6 to 81. For informa-
ton as to accommodations, address superinten.
dent Geo H. Haivey, Bridgewstcr.
For color people at Alexandria, August to
IS, address E. l.. Carne.
Fns corps Of instructors, cheap rates of travel
and board at moderate prices are all provided. IT
will be both pleasant aud profitable 10 attend
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-27

A large AMOUNT INVOLVED. The
Court OF Appes's Of Virginia at Wythaville.
Thursday, banded down sn opinion 10 the
case of Peyton Va S uart appealed from the
Circuit Court OF Algasls. The decree of
the lower court was reversed. opinion by
Judge Lacey judges Lswis and F4unt!e-
roy dissenting. No further iuformation
from WythevlIle has been received il s.aun-
ton than the reversal OF Inc lower court-no
grounds taken In the opinion having reach
ed here. L is stated. however. from other
quarters, shat ths decision of the highest
court cssriss with is all the appellant, Mr.
Peyton, con,ended for. Toe suit vaa
orouahi By ". a. Stuart. owner OF the
White sulphur Springs property. TO recover
an smount sppro1in1sting $50 900 trcn l.
Pegtop, fyim,r essee CT that Watering
place. Ia the lower court the decree was
in favor o: Mr.. Stuart. end iis ,f-c. von'd
have been, 1t is stated, to have faencIa Il
ruined Col Peyton. Whather there will be
another trial o: the sn!t IA yet to be learned
from the full opinion oiihe Oonrt OF Appeala.
-StaRntOn Tindicator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-27
Killed in a Cyclone.

TIE Patterson Coal Compsny's breaker,
located at Natalie, village two miles north
OF Mount CARMEL. Pa, was destroyed by q
c5clone yesterday afternoon and six persons
were killed. The unfortunate men we're
engaged in roofng the breaker at the time
of the accident Shortly after noon the sky
in the MOTH became black ard the darkness
grew in intensity. The men pefched on
their high tower gfzsd on the advancing
storm, expecting to descend In time to avoid
the rain. Suddenly Hash of lightning
Illuminated the hotiz IN, huuGer peal thst
shook all the neighoorhood followed, and
the next minute the terrible wind gust
ga heyed up the mighty structure as though
1t were feather, and. whirl ng it around,
dashed H. to ruin. The men were msDgleo
almost beyond recognition. The breaker
was one OF the larees 10 the region. lis ca
psciy beisg s6ont 10000 tons per month.
rbs cost OF its erection exceeded Sl00.000
The loss fails on Wiikesbsrte, Pitisourg and
Philadelphia capitalists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-27

JACK THE RIPPER GIvEs A WARNING Tho
Vigilance Committee in Whitechsp:i, London,
his been reawakenod 20 activity by an undoubted
warning from Jack the Ripper. Patrols and vigi-
lauts were revived last night, aud Scotland Yard
sent Extraordinary contingent TO watch the
Whitechspe district. A letter iudentical in style
and writing with previous missives from Jsck
the Ripper hes been received b. the Chairman of
the vitisnts, in which JACK" announces thit he
is Abont to pc: form another operation" and that
if the chairman or vigilants attempt TO track him
he vi Il io them to the heart Il is the duty
OF the police, he says to catch him. DC ADDS that
he has been nearly caught twice. but that he will
Dcver b. taken alvo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-27

THIS STEADY advance in the value o'7ea'
estate ia Alexandria during the last yesy or
two hos not beeu the result of speculative
booms which in most instances do more
harm than good-but is due to the natural
desire OF every right-thinkiug man to be the
owner of his own home, which desire has
Induced people aware of the heaishfulness
and the many other advantages of this city
IS place of residence, and OF Its bright
prospects OF growth end prosperity, to buy
Tote here, with the intention of building on
them either at cnce or In the near future.
Alexapdra's growth Is not bubble and Is
in nc danger OF bursting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-27

AS ME-. PREFER is in favor of the sub
treasury plsp, and says his party will run a
third ticket in the southern States, lrrespecf.
i've of the fact that such tickss would en-
danger white supremacy 10 the South, ne
will have to IL ,ck by himself in The u S,
Senate, or else, as is highly prohabls, find
associates among, aud vote With, the repub
lican mem bers OF that body.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-27

AS THB name OF Mr. William R. Morrison,
OF the interstate commerce commission, has,
by general consent, been dropped from the
list of possible nominees of the next national
democratic convention, that gentleman
takes lugub,ious view Of democratic az
fairs In 1892 The scales wou' d Immediately
drop from his eyes if his ZANE were reins:at-
ed in the list ie.srrad to, aud democratic
success next year would appear to him in
the true light Of thing that is to bs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-27

ALL THE Intelligent membe,, ni the FARM
ers' Alliance are coming cut against the
wild and ridiculous sub-tressury scheme.
Farmers have as good common sense as 9TH
or people. and how such an absurd scheme
as that referred to, one 50 especially irju-
:ious to farmers, should have ever received
the sanction of sn organization CON posed
entirely of farmers, is hard to comprehend.
But 1t is equally as hard to tell why skillfui
mechanics should belong to an organic alton
that restricts their wegss to the amount
paid to men less ekillful la their own trade.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-27

a tornado was experienced at Harrington. ten
miles north of HsclIenssck, NJ last night. Several
small houses wore blown down and number OF
large trocs were uprooted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-27
THE PUBLIC DEBT.

Statement snoring me cOndiu0h o. He IuOtc DeOt
the City of Alexandria, Va, for the year end
May 81 1891, aud on the LIST Of July, 1891.
BONDED DEBT.
Registered coupon bonds
issue Of 1S72~-........ SAC, $50 20
Registered coupon bonds
issue of IS75.............7s5, 100 90
Interest bearing certif
Gates Nos. 1, 2.3. 6, 7,
8, o, 10 and ~, held
by the Commissioners
Of the Sinking Fluid in
lieu of destroyed bonds
OF the is,ue Of 1879. 72 500 90
And Nos. 4, 8, IL and IL.
held by the same in
lieu of destroyed bonds
of tho issue of 1872. 10000 90
Interest certificates issue
1873; total amount is.
SIZED to May 81, 1884,
$40, $50 90 ...............
Less IL annual p ymsnts
of S2,S66 % each.
paid on July l OF each
year from Juy 1880.
to1S91, S31. 526 co.. IL 464 90
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-27
rvANDRIA. " A
SATURDAY EvENIHe, JUNE 81.

The SUIT against the president soo III
rsctors OF the New York and New ha'eh
Railroad for damages incurred by an acct
dent on that road, has been decided against
the plaintiffs, the jury, BY direction OF the
Judge, holding thst the responsibility OF the
de .endants for the acts Of their agents eA'
tended only to acts done by their direction
and within their scope. The judge is 8 wise
man. No class of people are more Intent
n,on preventing railroad acc:d ants than the
directors OF railroad companies, and naiu-
yelIy they adopt every means within their
command by which such accidents may De
avoided. They are above all things careiu'
In tie selection Of their agents, because upon
TIE efficiency of the latter depends tns'r
own pro6t-tha dearest thing to their hearts,
Whether any body be burt or nos, acc'oeh''
on their roads always involve greet expense
which thew have to baar. That they should
also be compelled to pay large demands 'of
Injuries which no preoeution on their rsr'
could have prevented, may be law. nut GER
.ei, IL is not ia accordance with lostice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-27
Total bonded indebted
UNFUNDED DEB r

UNFUNDED DEBT.
Seven negotiable notes,
each drawn by the City
Council of Alex-ndris,
Va, dated August 20,
1888, and payable re-
spectively t, May
Temple, Julia Dana,
May J Wilcox, Eliza
beth Wilson, May M
Carter, Thomas Bud.
dington, VIM g Bud.
dingdin, heirs Of Dr..
VIM Gunttn, for ma.
tured coupons ........ $3.50 90
Two notes If the City
Council held by the
First National Bank for
$1,000 and $500
each, payable July 6,
1891 ....,.................... 1900 90 1890 GO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-27

4 CARLOAD OF MAsoN'S FRUIT JARS Just
II received and for sale at iowe,t prices. COun.
Try merchants will do we'll to write for our prices
before placing their orders.
bishops CANARY SEED,
ID BIRD GRAVEL
And sll ether Bird Preparations.
ERNEST L. ALLEN,
ma Corner King and Pitt streets.
MoCgINu Bid FOOD,
Put up in 5cxes and bottles, st 25c sch.
ERNEST i. ALLEN,
tsb13 Corner Ring ard Fit stItets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-27

The Nav York Sun is more familiar With
1he lie aad character Of the le'e Rev. Henry
Ws,i Beecasr than the GAZETTE i. bH'
tn it snter.a M che same opinion ofh m that
the GAZETTE does, is ;roved by the fact q ~
1t yesterday said the conspicuous ansence
OF representatives o; the religious ossen "a
lions of Zoe ceuntry on the occasion OF zoe
late unvti.ing of his statue "wss, in cpz
Judgment, fer moro credl,able t. the stsen'
theu tho ex encs of such statue and
such celebration In honor OF such mar
could be to those responsible therefor. The
public conscience and the records of the
C urls csnnot safely he defed."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-27

Mr. JAY EWING, U. 8 Consul at van
couver, British Columbie, the pleasant e'o-
.eman who, though on Enslish soil. reiaeee.
at a public harqnet, to drink to the toast
Omen Victoria and President HARRISON
because President Hsrrison's name was MOI
put first, has slece then so added to his un-
popularity By mia arrogance and i:1icnlous
assumption., are his conspicuous contempt
for eyery English thing, thet lie at Vsucou
YER became such burden to him that ne
has supplied tie exception to the rue ths'
NO office holder resigns But his Arrogance
remained to the end, as his last official SCI
was the recommendation of man to M
ahe vacenoy oocesionsd by bis resignation
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-27
LIST OLE LETTERS.

The following is list of the letters remaining ID
the Alexandra, Va, postofice June 81.
Persons calling for letters will please say they
advertised
A 1att I'D for
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-27
GAS DEPARTMENT.

Report of the Committee on Light for the
Year Ending May 80, 1891
Construction Account
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-27

J55 96l q
Auditors Office,
Alexandria, Va, May 30. 1891.
F. F. PRICE Auditor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-27

Allen, Mary Hunter, R n
Belts, I'm e Johnson, Daniel
8rcker Mrs VIM Jones, Lemuel
Carter, john Henry Miller, Il Z
Conway, A w Murphy, Dora E
Du7all, a Parker, Nina
Edmupds. James Pull Ky, E
Fowle, G Gorge $, ain,
Green, Miss Margaret rerrilI Thomas
Grant 81 Co, Vim Ward, Jno
Horstman, Capt Wells, Rev W
Hison, Feis Wilson, Dilida
PARK AGNEW. P.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-27

Result of operations Of Gas FORKS from June ] 1890,
10 June l. 1891.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-27
GAS FUED.

GAS FUED.
NJ. B. HarJoc City Treasurer. in account NTH the City
Gas Works for The year ending May 30, 1891.
RECEIPTS.
DR-Jane 1, 1s91.-To halarcs in
Treasury ................. oO4 i
Deposited by h. T. Cook. clerk,
from June 1. 1890, TO My 30,
1891 inclusive ......... 80. % q 70
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-04-04
DIAMOND DRILL CORES.
SHORT NOTES GATHERED ~ BY sPRY DRILL
REPORTERS

SHORT NOTES GATHERED IN BY SfkN DRILL
REPORTERS.
Beach & Bowers minstrel party PLAYED
10 crowded houSeat Turner hall, Satur-
day evening last, standing room being in
demand Never was company so well
received ia this city and everybody was
more than well pleased with the peripr-
nance, which was not oi Il vulgar ture,
as h most OF minstrel shows la every
lnstance the apprCciatlve audience sent
up roars 0f applause showing itsupprcci-
alton OF the entire programme -MenOmi-
nee Herald.
H. T. Fredenhurg sold his law business
to G.. L. Crandnll, the gentleman from
whom he purchased last hail. and will
soon take his departure from this city
III health H. the cause ~ lis'sclling MIR
Crandal viii occupy the sa'nc office IN
the Dunn block aud is having IL thorough
ly renovated. Ia addition To the lnw
business Mr. Crandall will handle real
estate. During his short stay here MIR
Fredcnburg has made many warm
friends.
In the fore part Of the week Frank
Nanderpool and Henry Baker departed
for Ashland They will cndcavur to se-
cnrc slice oi that Omaha land grant,
which is to bc thrown open for the set.
tiers
The Waters Comedy Company, bill To-
appear here Wednesday and Thursday
evenings, failed To arrive, by reason, il *
learned, of the illness oi the leading per-
former.
vl.ittlo Cora Justified fell off bed Mon
day, striking her head ON the corner ola
marble slab and tore a terrible gash ia
her scalp, rendering several stitches nee
esSary.
II. w. Hamilton, of the firm of Hart
Bros. q Company. departed Wednesday
for Escanaba, Milwaukee md Chicago.
thence he will visit at his home in Hum.
bolt.
Chas H. Watson, lately employed on
the Nieuominee Democrat nGd at one
time ON The DIAMOND DRii.L isnOw doing
work nt the Daily Press IN lShpeming.
T. T.. Bowers and j. f. Burgess. pleas
ant and gentlemanly advance agents for
Beach x Bowers uuinstrcls, were callers
at this office Wednesday.
j. ~ Stephens, the accountant at Her
man Rau'n meat market, returned Thurs
day from two weeks vacation at his
home in Wisconsin.
Miss Bessie Peters, 81 the Falls location,
has, the latter part 81 this week, heen
visiting with her aunt Mrs. james Pike,
in Commonwealth.
Mrs. G. ;. Henry held the number--350
that won the beautiful bronze eight
day clock railied by A. Justified at The
Fair Wednesday.