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Decorah-posten., 1891-10-27
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Decorah-posten., 1891-10-27

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SesieIrotbs Blob oa 2~euerpiler.
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trRffslia.
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belle SplteHet os briHgsr 2tpsutriiombeosH
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iiappeoe formcosIf SpgoOm sIer Ouerau'
itrRugslie.
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bIeoen tilbuot ct qR9emi0oel ida ppperIist
for iorilnppeos Rsrosr Dos bssas Risn.
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tlofst er SssieIroibs Seruutn tieniist paa
grunO al at Den itprier BlOOst, bpis Sooabso
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spiubsr. I S9r-srsbeo beri 9dnoet, aubefa'
lee 6esielrOtbs 3eruutu pad bet a~Ierb0iets.
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5ortans al Goers Qpotbeier at faa Sss.
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oa bsr 3 9lgre BET M, oa be beolte Claims
igrit blir optGgue. RRite War oil 3 bltUs
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pRro Iuftuo Collars, buor Z ioar fan iaa
ct Der sr pRro fra 10 III tire Taliuo. 8 ia.
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fibtn lea begpnSis mso bette Wtlood for 8 War
h6tn, bar lea fun bapt 10 uigaf. mtlte An'ala
nsbens icq i0r baUbe It bpsr ice.
Gonrab Stpene &. l+45 Wonioua ct.
per Boa Tor sitsutt az nerogis epse0utm, itnbes
trit I'll entpsT, ter sni'er ben % fatttss BattsHtsr
ian oaiaa erboite Biebieinsn frit bcs %.
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ai .dfor acsRia, Eprt Warns, Srt., pe ticnrss m
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KOENIG MEDICINE CO.,
50 ". Madison, COZ. Clinton ST., Chicago, Ill
Salses pou apotbeserns.
trts e1.0O pr. Glafke. 6 FlafAfr for $500
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-27
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til at tiene minoIt $500 / 8iuter Ueo
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Decorah-posten., 1891-10-27


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&eiiefslset er Sfanbinauer naar BERTH
ale purge Sprbplo er iulbtuo tilireoss
itilenbe, iaa er Der ingen @runo til
Sorunorins oper, at De bjemfarenoe
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oenne 2inie.
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noset Stpgsepeir, ~eiterat ri forlco aris
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o. faar enbel 6oritano. gasiasererns
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-06
Efual Notifies

G UPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
y or NEW YORK-summOns-Trial Desired In tbs
city and County Of New-Y York. Action No. 2 The
New orK Lumber and Wood WORKING Company plaintln
~ Keily Patrick Cassidy, and l. Richard Adler COM
nosne tic hrm Of Cassidy and Adler; Louis ~ Phelps
Herman Semme. John b. Hicks Verdnand johnson,
o. Johnson James Mahoney and Frank Mahoney, com
John Burke william NJ. Waite, Isaac 5. stndor, AID
Hahn William NJ. sayer, jr;, and Richard $
ssyer Robert Dick he Twelfth Ward b9 s @e Hyatt
r. lawrence. Charles Frazier and Henry q. Marshall.
Iohn Doe and Richard Roe, whose real names are un.
IN ne 9bdve"r AIMED Defendants and each OF them:
You are hereby summoned 10 answer the complaint IN
this action and % copy Of your answer on the
Pantas Attorneys within twenty days after the service
case of Your failure 20 appear answer, Judgment VIII
be taken against you by default for the relief demanded
in the complaint. Dated February 90 1891 Wltter
4 Kenyon. Plaintiffs Attorneys, 80 Park Row. New.
TO Marv f. Kelly. Defendant:
The foregoing summons Is served upon you, by puo-
lcaton pursuant order made by the Hon. George
Of the STATE Of New-YOrk dated the 22d day II May
1891 filed with the complaint, in the ONCE OF the
Clerk OF the City and County OF New.York on the same
Pisintlr Attorneys and postoce address Ss PARK
Row. New-York CITY
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW;YoRK TIRE;
ofFiCEs No 2ss broadway. corner Thirty aIs.;.. !;
eorner shave 10 5S Fourth.
ave- corner FoUrteenh.st 760 1htdaye corner Forty,
sevenths 926 Thriaye ger ~ rnnghn, s AZ
ITO Nnthsve cor. 52d.st 90 Liberty 81 Avenue
'323 TbiTd.ave and the HARLEM OFFICE. $50 East
red ffh-st. up 20 D. No.. ana ZO8
West one.hundred at regular once
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Ncm 11rbllrltlous

Eighteenth Edition, post paid, for z5c. stamps.
THE HUMAN HAIR; Why It Falls on |;
Il Turns Grey. and the Remedy. BY Prof. HARLEY
Everv one should read this little book "-Athenaeum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-06

in this initial volume to constitute work secohu OILY
II indeed second to the splendid historical SercS W ''
same interchangeable and gifted author
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-06
STEAMSHIP co.

The only direct line " Cottage city. Mass anu Por
land Maine Connecting at Portland with al ralrosds and
steamship lines for Bar laIbOr Old Orchard Poland
Springs White Mcunt1nS Rockland BANGOR PASSPORT and
ST. John, b. and all Eastern resorts. Steam
crs sail every Monday Wednesday and saturday at
from 49, East River. foot Of Market Strees. n Y
For further information apply 10 HOHATIO HALL Agent.
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NETWORK STEAMSHIP COMPANY

From Pier 40. East klycr ToOt OF PKc.st
For Yarmouth. n. s.. PASSPORT, Me, and ST; John,
y. b.. with all connections for interior points Elegant
passenger accounted tOns. sup Nor table No rehand
Ing Of freight " L. NEWCOMB. Gen1 Mgr. 90 Broad
wav. n. Y.
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gu9IrHrIlUn.
For Roth Sexes-Country.

N LAIR PRFsBYTERIAL ACADEMY.-Both sexes
Is John l. Blair foundation. English, Latin, GreeRi
French German Music Drawing psn'ip h,oc nSysow
''''' '" J. IL. SHUMAKER Blairstown, y. J.
n, UAPPAoUA MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE, Chapplqua,
Y n Y-0rder programme for 1S9l92 and picture
among the hills tlirtytwO miles from New-Iork
MAST GREENWICH ACADEMY.
Ia Founded 1902. Both On Narragonsett Bay.
s,oon heat electric light; endowed; twelve courses
5000 year; September !. For illustrated catalogue
write r,yrerrr - ~ raa, c.raen witch n l.
+, 0CKLAND COLLEGE, NYACK -oNTHE;HUDsosSo;oo
IL Roth sexes. An endowment takes lauieS az S-"o'
Catalogues. w. III. bhNNloA CIV - -
,rHE CIAvERACK COLLEGE and HUDSON, Ok KiV EEK
Institute for Boys and Girls VIII open us "o'h year
sent Ia 1891. For catalogues address ~,
''p Rev. A. II. FLACK, A. NJ, Prest Claversek ". T.
Miscellaneous
~ IluULARS schools. both sexes, city and country
T. suuplled with careful Sdvice TO parents MlfSlANi
COYRiE ERE, Room Il, 80 shave.
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lnetruttlon.

For Young Ladies-CiJy.
A MODIFIED COLLEGIATE COURSE.-Therc arc two
n vacancies In established private class Offering un
usual advantages TO GIRLS desiring such course com
oQuPGd TO and a'SS'oy spma adq
CADEMlC CLASSES FOR GIRLS. DESIGNED to pre-:
"A pare college examinations but suited 10 he needs
& e s%rns saa pSy.:a SSa a''eS4H %
4. b., and LOIS 4. HANGS 525 FaTEaye., y. Y. -
"a " sthG6 D fo Mp MIS- So SA$ 5;a7 sga year.
Advanced Glasses with Columbia College PROFESSORS.
RAEXAER e9 2d9 ar $tS
for teachers from July 1. Apply REGISTRAR
r. LAssiCAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
70 wccSy and aG o,Rer coc% NoRT and MISS
HAi!NES Principals 1 o8i Madison.ave New.York n Y
PF bEdH6A AGD A Mss D E4oS sdn9SE
FOR GIRLS,
80 and 81 East 57th.st, NeW.York,
Rcopens Thursday, Oct l.
wi Primary and academic woih ncadas preparation for
for ISm s@a ed D oo5S hDi 1881 a''a0
nj ADtMoIsELLE RUEL; 90,
East SGcGP sG n SGs0Sf5 Ts'
AADEMOIsELLE VELTIN.-School for Girs.
eoaGc a6r n E3a '0 Frssc e Ms9am TS
october l. 1891. l75 West 79d-st.
ISIS ELlzAF p6arns d E9G p3S g 80 a, 7h't
Special courses Of study.
N1TSS NJ. RLACKWELL5S School and Kindercartcn for
NlChldren reoPens october |, at $50 East s8d.st.
AIRS. LEOPOLD WELLS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Nl I'll Mad'Onave. prepares for COLLEGES.
MADAME o. sILYA.-sehoo for Girls.
lft French the language Of the school and family
81 West 3sth-st 800 year begins October l.
THE MISSES wREAKs' Boarding and Day School
FOR young a,o ladeI ana children t9 Kndersar9
VHE REED SCHOOL. 6. and 10 East 5sd.st.
In charge st a sySan 5ga reed NVfASer Principal
2sth year begins Oct l. 1891 The third building No.
tons 70 both resident and day pupils.
THE COMSIOCK SCHOOL.
Family and Dey School for Girls 29.h year begns Oco.
Der l. 1871 Miss DAY. Principal. 30 West 40th-st
THE RIVERSIDE SCHOOL,
Il Miss EMILY A. WAID, Principal (many years with
rooms for resident pupils 50 W. I6ith.ss Genital PAX
TIL MISSES MOSES, o47 ,iadi:on.sye;
dren. Prepares for Barnard aud other colleges Eighth
year begins S-pttmber % 1891.
VAN NORMAN INSTITUTE founded 1857, Home and
Day School GOLD AND BRONZE MEDALS PARIS
End-ave. Mime. VAN NORMAN PRINCIPAL
WEST END AVENUE School for GIrs.-Primafy Pc
w paratory Collegiate and Art Department. thorough
studio work Miss MARTHA THOMPSON. Principal.
Reopens Oct I. 2sl West End-ave., cor. 7sth.st
For Both Sexes-City
GUNNER SCHOOL OF THE
- METRoPoLlTAN COLLEGE OF MUSIC.
formerly metropolitan Conservatory
ladies' from sanse 6s school, ST Rs, ' nc @"S
ior Mooufhness Of instruction and the al s0lue safety Of
GREENE, Sccre,ar1 ana Treasurcr. s,Gd for ereus,
~ AND y EAST ATH.ST. NEwYoRK.
DACKARDS BUSINESS COLLEGE
a. wi ieopen for the season on Tuesday, sept /. Send
8. s. PACKARD, President
> l0I East 231.st
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tathers.


=. MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCY
"A supplies Professors, Teachers tutors GoverhcsscS'
o. n Colleges Schools and Families. Apply 70
S'' MS. N. j. YOUNG-FULION, % Union SQUARE
A TUTORS Professors Teachers, Goyernesses Of al
branches supplied universities colleges schools ana
iamllIes Cifculsr, schools 70 parents moaenh
spoken MIRIAM COYRIERE Room a. LOO oth-ave.
m ,77TTT7RS sI1ped Tor all branches any
u iocality No FEE for registration. Form for stamp
T. V. HUYSS0ON, American sehool bureau, W. l4ens@
(, CUERMERHORN'S TEACHERS AGENCY: --
y Oldest and best known In Z 5, Esaolished 1900
Tv,TT0RTN1I in The county. Coaching for college en-
/ trance examinations. Address A. EvEKEII SIONE'
YaieJ 1911 Broadway At Richheld Springs New
YorK after June 20.
JTNION TEACHERS AGENCY supplies school officers
l win teacher. teachers with positions
H. NJ. HARRINGTON. Prop. % Lafayette Pl, N. Y.
XxANTED-Lsdes, hghr English, also primary e
YORK; German gOverness with French and music
UESSE'S TEACHERS AGENCY, p East lOthst.
az ANTED.-Cienteman teacher stenOgraphy Munson 81
w and typewrltng for evening work; 50 per evenlE
Also teacher penmanshlp and bookkeeplng can Mohqs
after o. MIRIAM COYRIERE, Teachers Agency, lou
bth.aye., corner 20th.st.
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Hudson River Steamer MARY POWELL.

DAILY SUNDAYS EXCEPTED,
Leaves Desl rossesst Pier, 10 Saturdays. AS D.
DO West 22d.st. Pier, 30 Do, d.
For CRANsrONs. WEST POINT, CORNWALL NEW
BURG, NEW.HAMBUkG, MILTON, POUGHKEEPSIE
HYDE PARK and RONDOCE
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CUNARD LINE.
NS from Pier AZ, North River.
FAST EXPRESS NAIL SERVICE
.-truria July IL. 80 am SerNia.. Aug l. y. m
Aursnis July IS 30 y. Etruria... Aug 80 a m
19mbra July % a 10 Aurania. Aug. 10, y. N
EXTRA STEAMERS
Bothnla Aug j. o. m.
marked thu Will steersge
Cabin passage, $50 and upward. Intermediate, 500
stersee tickets aud from all parts Of Europe At very
ow rates freight and passage apply AZ the conn
iany's Office, No Bowling Green, New-York; ,
80 VERNON H. BROWN CO. General Aeenes
O0NpAGNIE (ifNERALE Transatlantique,
~ FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE EVERY SATURDAY.
COmpanys Pier new No 4? North RNer IL Mofton-sL
La CHAMPAGNE Boyer. .....-.... sat- July ~ m
A. FORGET. General Agent No. 3 Bowling Green.
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NEw-YORK & CUBA Mail Steamship Co.

An W-HUI(k
N Piers 10 and IL, East River.
Saturday steamers at ] y. m. and Others AZ p M
for Havana ProRreso, Uampeehe. Eronsen
Tamp.cO TuApaln, and Vera Cruz,
MatauZas Cardenas Slgua, Catbarian,
Nossau dc Guantanamo ana Slenluegos-
SS al EX4NDRIA Hav. and Matanzas. Wed. July s
SIINiVRI Havana and Mexican pOrts... sat, July II.
MACNNN Havana and So wed, July To-
TSTUFGOS, Nassau, santiago de Cuba and -
fun e S-...-. - - . o.
OpTz AVA Havana and Mexican ports. Sat July IL.
THIS Limo direct connection with and issues through
pi ~ Iatng 70 all points Mexican r. w Co. Mexican
CatrS t. W Co.. LII. and the Monterey and Mexican QUIZ
ks rnr f particulars frse3S or Rassase @pply 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-06

OuAKLESTON, 5. c., the South & SOuthwest,
" JACKSoNTiLLE AND ALL FLORIDA POINTS.
THE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
From Pier 20, l.. X. foot R0Osevelt-st.l
SEMINOLE Chas. and Jack..... Mon, July Q, p N.
IROOIfOIS Chas. and Jack We'd, July :, y. M
Mff0G0N0TiN Chas and Jack. Fri, July 10, p. m.
CifERoKEE jacksonville drect....we July y "a M
All steamers have nrstclass PASSENGER aceommcdseona
eels WIN. r. CLYDE co. General AGENTS
T. g. FGER Genr ACT. G. S. Fr't Line. 3.7 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-06

x4I AINITT LANE SCHOOL formerly Madame ClemenEs.
Young ladies' S5th year opens September 23d Acndeeal
and eo"oe nrenaratory courses Pupils Wellesley
on our examination. For circulars address ,
Mrs THFODORA B. RICHARDS, Principal.
Miss SARA LOUISA TRACY A. NJ. Associate Principal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-06
For BOYS and Young Men-Country.

A CADEA1Y AND HOME FOR 10 B0Ys-lSiN ,o,lXt
"A year Academy twelfth Of uOmeo Thoough pep1Ia
college for business Absolutely healtltul TO-
cation and genuine home, with the most rehied SUI sur
reGnired j. H. ROOT, Principal
anytql
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-06
Oredu mers.

rT,HE AMERICAN EXPRESS co.
conducts general express business BY all fast steam
ers, and from Europe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-06

Il TOGA, LAKE GEORGE. Steamers Saratoga or
City Of Troy pier foot West i0thst daily, exee2t
SATURDAY. o L. NJ. Connect with express trains fos
all resorts North. Low rate excursion tickets Sunday
steamer touches Albany. Rooms reserved In advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-06

ID chester y. Y1horouah PREPARATION for college sci
Sept. Is. For circulars apply to b. I, HARRIN"ION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-06

(, r GATHERINGS IIAI.L.-I5;h year, Long Island do
- cesar school for girls Enlarged and eXensve prem
Preparation leading colleges thorough woK 5G
English French German and Latin from $3.50 per annum
For day pupils from $50 Next term COMMENCES sept e
All uartiruars on auDlicatOn 20 SISIER CAItOLlNt-
0SC joo WAS pton-l Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-06
For Both Sexes-City.
GUNNER SCHOOL OF THE

~ hETROPOLlTAN COLLEGE OF MUSIC.
F0rmerly Metropolitan Conservatory
Pheasant liOm2 Department Is open for the accommo
cation OF ladies' from distance. THIS school has no nons
ior uoforghness Of instruction and the al safety
Us methods DUDLEY BUCK. PRECEDENT: III W
GREEN Secretary and TREASURER. Send for circular
10 AND - EAST 14TH.ST. NEW.YORK
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~ ROY BOATS FOR ADIRONDACKS, SARA.

COUTH N0RWALK.-Steamer City of Albany,
- Reekman.st, 80 D. m. Saturday p. m. Sunday
S 40 D. nj East 3lst-st 30 minute later.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-06

DACKARDS BUSINESS COLLEGE
wa reopen for the season Tuesday, Sent I, Send
Tor new illustrated prospectus.
3. s. PACKARD, President
= lQI East 231.SL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-06

TEMPLE GROVE LADIES' SEMINARY, Saratoga
1 SprinRs n Y.-Thirty- seventh year begins sept IT,
Address CHAS +. DOWD, IN. u. EIes.
, 1891-10-27
A California wild Man.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 26.-For weeks
the residents of Eden township, back of
Oakland, have been terrorized by a wild
man, who appeared on lonely roads, and
fed at sight of any human creature. His
presence was first made known by hun
dreds OF little traps set for quail. Watch
ing these, the man was finally seen. He
was ragged. with a long beard and wild
eyes. Then his discoveries started out to
hunt HIM down. 1t is quail season, but
a man hunt is more exciting. Two par.
ties of half a dozen men were formed, but
| the wild man simply walked away from
them. They had guns, but it would have
been manslaughter to have killed him.
Other parties were organized ard the
hunt was renewed. Meanwhile the ex.
element of the chase spread through the
district. The pupils of an adjacent
school watched for him and all but aban
doned school. Finally, the hunters cor
rallied him one day In Hollister canyon in a
dark thicket. No one would enter, so they
sent in their dogs. The CANNES came out
yelping, and the wild man remained.
Then they gave it up for the night. The
next morning he was in Dublin canyon,
and free. Since then he has eluded
pursuit, but Thursday night he ran
squarely into the arms of Constable
Ramage, who secured him. In court his
person exhaled an odor which kept
people from him, and he was a sorry
sight. He had with him a gunny sack
filled with hair clipped from horses tails.
From his rags were extracted hundreds of
neatly constructed quail snares. He gave
the name of Louis Kanacky, aged 90 and
that he was born in Petaluma. AS moth
ing Ineligible could be gained from him
he was committed to the insane asylum.
, 1891-10-27
Two Remarkable Marriages..

Among the of the last CEN
fury is handed down one of a certain
nobleman who was making ready for his
wedding ceremony with the lady of his
choice when he learned from a frighten-
ed messenger hat the lady had eloped
with another lover. Not at all discon-
certed, he coolly continued his toilet,
and when it was completed he asked his
housekeeper which one of his servants
was without that excellent thing in life
"a lover. Learning that the kitchen
maid was the only one, he sent for her,
babe her don her Sunday frock, per-
suaded her to accompany him to the
the church at the time appointed for
his wedding, and brought the simple
country maiden back a peeress of the
realm.
The marriage turned out very hap
PLY, like the more recent marriage of an
English gentleman in New York, who
found a young emigrant girl Of his own
nationality who had missed her friends
and was alone in the street. He asked her
after a few moments conversation IL she
had come to America to find a husband,
and when she answered coyly in the af-
6rmative he took her to the nearest
church, and they were welded, and are,
according to the latest reports, happy
together.-New York Sun.
, 1891-10-27

PITTsBURG, Oct 26.-The Celibate
Society of Economics, whose wealth has
been estimated at $50, 900, 900, has en-
dorsed the doctrine of DR.. Cyrus R. Iced,
who came here from Chicago to interest
its members in the new sect of Kore'
sheans, of which iced is head. On Sat
urday night it was decided by the board
to support iced in whatever way they
could. Yesterday the announcement of
the proposed change was made to the
Economics in church. iced claims to
be the second messiah and says he is i'm
mortal. In an interview concerning his
plans he said: 81 will. in the near future,
establish a store in Pittsburg on my sys-
tenn of cquable IN | will estab-
lish a big central house in Chicago and
expect my co operative system to come
into general vogue in ten years. | did
not come here for the money; | want the
moral support of the society and its
credit, and through their influence | ex-
pect to bring closer to me the other five
celibate societies in this country"
DR.. Tecd claims that he will execute
many marvellous engineering feats after
his ideas once get into power, such as
building six track railroads across the
continent and cutting their pathways fifty
miles wide through the Rocky mountains.
, 1891-10-27
Fearful Explosion Of "A Boiler.

LOUISVILLE. KY, Oct. 26.-The re-
suit of boiler explosion in the heart OF
the city this afternoon was one man killed
aud several persons painfully injured and
nearly half a million dollars worth OF prop
erty DESTROYED. The boiler was in an
electric light plant of the Louisville Gas
company. and the shock was like an
earthquake. Fireman Adams, who was
IN the boiler room, was fatally injured. A
mass of iron and hot Goals were thrown
across the alley into the rear of Kaufman
x Strauss large dry goods store. Half a
dozen clerks who we're in the rear of the
store were painfully injured, and IN a mo-
ment the whole building was in flames.
The fire department was quickly at work,
and by most %trenuou efforts succeeded
in saving the Courier Journal building,
Immediately north. and Polytechnic libra
ry, on the south, although the library
building was considerably damaged. Els.
colt x Sons. pictures. mirrors, etc.. Por.
ter's millinery store, and Leverone's con,
%fectionery were badly damaged.