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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-07-25
sUFFocArED by SMOKE.
Explorers in the Republic Nine Meet The
Death

MARQUETTE, Mich, July 81 Peter
Pasco sou Of superintendent Paseo and
James Downer, we're suif0cated
by smoke in the Republic
iron mine today Young Pasc0
with three companions went down mum
Der seven shaft TO ascertain the extent Of
the fire which began yesterday. The
whole party was overcome by smoke. Pas
co.'s companions reached the skip
ANA were drawn up and
Young Dowuer went down with four
men TO find Pasco. The rescuing party
was soon drawn Up insensible, but as soon
as Downer revived be went back alone, and
the lifsless bodies Of himself and Pasc0
we're taken up three hours later Fire is
still raging aercely and great damage is
already done.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-07-25

a nnuaI Meeting Of the $500" Road ON
GERS Elected

MTNEEAPoIi July 1.-THE annual
meeting Of the shareholders Of the Nil
waukee. St. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie
railway was held here this morning. Di-
rectors we're elected for the ensuing year.
President 7 r. finney resigned, owing
70 a press Of personal affairs, and Thomas
Lowry was elected 10 succeed him r b.
Langdou was elected vice president, + D.
Underwood, general manager, and W. l..
Martin, secretary and treasurer.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-07-25
DULUTH no AENERrooI..
\ Steel steamer Makes the Trip with
Cargo OF Grain.

- ''''A HAf+Aihff wakes the TRIP WIN a
Cargo OF Grain.
LONDON, July 81 The new American
steel steamer, Charles w. Wetmore, which
sailed from Dala,b Mimi, the latter part
OF June, arrived at Liverpool today The
WeLmore Is an inland built steamer, aud
her cargo, consisting of $1,000 bushels
Of Grain, is the FIRST grain cargo ever
shipped from a lake port direct to
Liverpool without being refunded The
route was down the lakes from Duluth
through the Welanj Canal, down the St..
Lawrence river and across tne Atlantic.
The success Of the voyage is evidence that
the proposition to establish direct COM
muuication between European and other
ports and Chicago iseRtjrely ieasible
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-07-25

HAMILTON. Ont, july 2l.-The cricket
match between the Germantown Penn.
and Hamilton cInD, which began yes.er-
day, was finished today The German
town team was victorious by an inning
and four runs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-07-25

Lieutenant Glover Reaches the Interior of
the Couutrv

the Country.
SEATTLE, Wash, July 2l--A letter has
been received from Lieutcnu, C lovar,
who, with jack Dalton started from here
last April to explore the in.erIorof Alaska.
They have found trail, bywhich pask
horses efu Ds taken into the Interior, and
Lieut. Glover says he hnd tha interior
from rhe position where be writes an inn
mense valley thickly clothed with trees
and containing deep swift streams and
lakes, well stocked with fish Fine ias-
tare lands and wild fruit abound The
winter Is severe but not so terrible as Is
generally supposed
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-07-25
DIRE POVERTY
Buenos Ayres Letter Tells OF Great
Suffering

LONDON, July 2l.-A B1enos Ayres let.
ter say. Intense distress prevails among
the poor Prices are advancing rapidly.
s barrel Of -four has within a month risen
to s25 So Men are frequently seen PICK
ing food from ofal heaps Business people
blame the English BANKERS for their
policy Of Popping the Barings and thus
protraeting the crisis. Public feeling Il
bitter against the English, ard the Brit
ism flags displayed In honor Of national
fetes are torn down
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-07-25

PARTS July q Most Of the railway
striker have resumed work The com
pauies will take back all the men who
went on q strike
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-07-25

WAsmNGToS July n The compiroI-
Ter OF the currency to-day appointed Henry
C., Russell Of Schuyler, Neb as receiver
Of the Central Nebraska National bank Of
BroRen Bow. Neb.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-07-25
wRENN WINS EASILY.

Consolation Contests ia the western
Tourumeut.
CHICAGO, July q The consolation
contest in the western tennis tournan merit
ended today. Wrenn bad thing. his own
way, winning from both the Johnston
brothers with ease
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-07-25

SrHSGFEEn. Ohio, July 2l presi
dent Cross Of the Missouri, Kansas b
TeNas railroad is here tie has ma do
a close estimate Of the wheat crop In
Kansas and says the minimum Is 50,-
100000 bushels tie says the Farmers
alliance movement is dying out in Kan
sa- and that two more good crops will
cnablc Kansas 70 pay oil rs farm mort.
gage debit
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-07-25
ABOUT A TREE CLAM.
Land Contest Tried at lie Mars,
Iowa

Iowa
LIE Mars, Iowa, July q. A land con-
test was tried before the county clerk to-
day involving the title to a piece Of land
in Hancock township. This and was tree
claimed about eight years ago and
parties fled motion of contest on the
grounds Of noncompliance with tree claim
provisions The evidence will be for
wardeJ to Dies Moines for the decision Of
the general land Office This land lays
within four miles Of the end Of the Sioux
City cable line and will be very valuable.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-07-25
WILL ARREST JUDGE M'kAY.
The Grnngcr Cannot Override ibe Su.
premc court with smpunity.

TorENA, Kan, July 2l-A motion
Judge W. Mckay, the Alliance Judge
In the Twcnty-fourth judicial district,
who had disobeycd the orders Of the
Supreme court by rearresting au agent
discharged by the Supreme court on
habpas-c8rpus writ
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-07-25

sr PETER, July q TIE Swan Lake
Mil at Ni6o.let burned This afternoon
the loss vii probably reach $4,000 70
insurance.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-07-25
EDWIN LEE BROWN DEAD
Prominent Humane Society Worker
Passes Away.

CHICAGO July q. Edwin Lee Brown
died at his home in this city today He
was the first president Of the Illinois
Humane society and was also al one time
president Of the international Humane
association
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-07-25
WESLEYAN CONFERENCE.
Or Uphan speak. % Logical Training in
America.

LONDON, July q AT tie We.leyan
conference today. DR. Stephenson was
elected president Dr. Upbam, Of Drew
college addressed the conference 9n the
Logical Training in America.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-07-25
LEFT THE TRACK.
Fatal Accident to Passenger Train in
Pennsylvania.

CARLISLE, Pa, July 2l.-A passenger
train on the Philadelphia, Harrisburg &
Pittsburg road left the track near here
this morning, while running at a high
speed Express Messenger Watson was
fatally injured and David Leyan and Con
ductor Bumbaugh were severely cut and
bruised.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-07-25

Fr MADHoS, Iowa July 2l--Arlees
shinglc mill burned this morning with alI
TIKI contents; los 10000,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-07-25
4 GIRLS HERofsM
She Attempts to Rescar a Child and "a
Dr0W'.sd.

NOMINAL, JuIy2l AT Long Poiute
today CASTOR Roberts, the J. year.old son
Of q wealthy merchant, while playing on
the wharf fell into the liver Agnes
Langpie, the maid Of the family jumped
10 and attempted % rescue him bat both
we're drowned Mrs Robert also jumped
in and bad "a narrow escape
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-07-25

KNOXVILLE, Iowa, July 20 Mr. Nut.
tai, of Michigan. today purchased the IA
nous ir0tter Advance, from Edward Cnu-
niugh5a for s25, 900 Advance ia by On
ward, dam Mist, and has hot,ing
record OF 2.2ll5 lie is the sire ct
Swunnccs 2:23l and at several posts Is
about 70 enter tue lists.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-07-25
wAn ON DRua sronEs.
Prohibition Ministers In Kansas organix-
ing for Work

TOPEKA, Kas., July p The prohibi
zion ministers have declared war against
the drug stores and the probate judges
who issue them permits 10 sci! liquors
They have appointed a committee 70 tormI.
late "A plan Of action and adopted resolu.
tions calling upon an law abiding citizens
10 SUPPORT them in tine war against Che
rum traffic.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-07-25
WALLER ALL RIGHT.
He Denies the story About His Defalca
tiOBS

NEW YORK, June q Martin Waller,
son Of tx Governor Waller, Of Counecti-
cut, returned to Grayesend today and re-
sumed his duties as secretary and treasurer
of the Long Island Brick company. He
said the story about his defalcations was
untrue.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-07-25
coLLIDED IN A cur.
Freight Train Hits Hand Car with Patel
Results

RICHMOND, Va, July IA material
train on the Atlantic 6 DanviI.e railway
collided in deep cut half q milo east Of
Boydton today with a hand car Three
laborers were killed and four badly in
lured
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-07-25
Gov rECK 80 ANrIGO.
lie d rendered an Inforrn4l Reception BY
Gougres. man Lynch,

AHuGo. Wis. July ~. COY. Peck was
ID Amigo several hours last night, the
guest 81 Congressman Lynch. An informal
eceyfion was rendered min and scores Of
people called
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-07-25
ANormER Ar NJ. rArL.

KcmmiciS and Murphy Fight Twelve
Rounds for $500.
ST. PAUL, July q "A crowd tonight
witnessed "a twelve round fight between
kemmick and Murphy for 300. Both
men did good work. Murphy was very
quiak and had be been stronger would
have won the Gght, which was decided O.
draw.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-07-25
10 THE HOSPITAL.

Health Board Decides 20 Look After the
Chinese Lcper.
New Yong, July q The health board
today decided "a place tho Chinese lcper
Chin Hop. ont Of reach Of his wash tubs
and in the hospital, whore his case will be-
studied aud future action determined
mnln
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-07-25
SAD FoR TIE ORGANS.
Americans At Last Freed from Foreier
Monopoly

TIE American organs II the tin plate
syndicate IF Wales, treat Britain. with
eoumandshle immunity refuse to istea h
lE American e-t.maLy as 10 the uroba-
sl.ltF ar practl5aallty Of producing tin
a.e aru1faaIs il taIs country They afr
.agarlag d4y and night 70 impress tine
flals With 'he idea that tae United
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-23
AlLERTON AND MAUD S.
MT. Bonners opinion OF the Fast Time
at Indepeneeuca

MT. Bouners Optu1cu OF tne 4 ast limo
at Indepeneeucs.
New York. Sept. pa. A. Bonner.
of the New York Ledger, was asked in
an interview yesterday what he thought
of Allerton's mile of 2:09f and whether
he thought Allerton ceuld beat the
2:0s3 of Maud S.
.AIlerton's nnle," said Mr.. Bonner in
reply, "was IL wonderful one. and d1e
credit should be given him for having
trotted 1t so gameIy and fast. But it
should be remembered that he
trotted the distance on the kite
shaped track at independence.
All horsemen concede that the
kite-shapcd track is much faster than
the circular or regular track. Some es-
innate 1t at only two seconds faster,
others at three and still others at four
seconds faster than the regulation
course. 1t il impossible to compare
any time Allerton made at Iniepend-
ence With. the time inadeby Maud s. at
Cleveland, because Mand 5. .rotted on
the slower or regulation track. IL Mr..
Williams will give Ailsrton nile over
the Cleveland track all horsemcn Will
know just how he stands compared
with the Maud S. of 1885. | believe
that Allerton, trotting over the kite
shapek track at Independence, can
beat the 2:0Si of Maud 5.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-23
Conyicts in Revolt.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 22.-The most
extraordinary state of affairs prevails
at the state prison at Sab Quentin. The
authorities learned of Il plot for gen
cral delivery OF the ! 400 prisoners.
Arms and dynamite are secreted some
where inside the prison walls, but dilI-
gent search fails to locate them. seven
ringleaders have been locked up on
bread and water, but all resoiutely re-
fuse To give their comrades away. Ex-
traordinary 10 relate, the convicts are
all reguiarlysupplied with daily papers,
AMI are allowed to mingle with one an
other in the yard and in tine jute mills,
and carry on conversation, make plans,
etc, without the slightest attempt al
supervision. The prison resembles a
big factory where husbands of free
men are at work more tnan an insttu-
ton for the punishment OF crime. The
prisoners are sancy and independent,
and the authorities are in daily fear oi
q terrible revolt.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-23
PRICE FIVE CENTS

eountef - xhirh are writ
tea the letters .&1eu.a On the g'shs
SIDE 81 ths lace ef tbs pots tie Treasury
numbtr has been frxnsfornsd iato
de eearsng the figure 10. The geomes-
real lathe work Ga the right hans slde
oi the taco Of the note has besn trans
formed into the figure OF = woman
resting ca tie hack 81 an eagle soaring
above t.e clouds The x0rds *solse
silver Dollar" ca tic geomesrlcal die
IN the ceater OF the face have been
ciesefiy changed 80 .s1ien Dollars" Oa
tise back of the noi~ the large 1gure j
on either enc hss lseen removed. ana
by the skilsiai use of chemicals and INK
tie note rzsssr has on the LETT hand
produced ea almost exsct copy Of the
coat OF arms Of one of TIE Western
RIA tes, and on tie right hand TIE easie
aud h4g lneloeea "a ~ oval which sp-
pears on tlis part OF every national
bank uCte.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-23
Lnmnsrmsn Combine.

NORFOLK, Va, Sept. 22.-one of the
most important meetings ever held IN
this city will i,e called tomorrow for the
purpose of consolidating the individual
manufacturers of North Carolina pine
Lumber into stock company. The
amount OF capital involved represents
several millions of dollars. Alta recent
meeting OF the combine, Franklin
Knight, of Philadelphis, WAS appointed
TO get subscriptions toward the pro-
posed stock company, which includes
\ score or more Of prominent firms IA
baltimore. Norfolk. Va. Washington,
y. c.. Philadelphia, Wilmington, Del.
Newbernc Wilmington aud tSo'dsb0ro.
\. c. These firms control a large psrs
of this important industry and repre-
sent many millions of dollars invested
IN lumber in eastern Nirginia and the
Carolinas, and the influence of the
combine is likely TO DC widely felt II
il boldly asserted thst the company =
organized % advance trices. control
the production and get everything pos
sible out Of Carolina lumber while Il
lasts
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-23
MCCARTHY DEFEATS WARREN
In One OF the Best Battles Ever Fou ght in
the Arena

the Arena.
New Orleans, Sept. 22.-Though nu-
merous obstacle were placed in the way
of the management of the Mccarthy
Warren glove contest the affair came
otf tonight, and from pugillstic stand
point Was one OF the best which has
ever taken place III the arena of the
club. Contrary to expectatiou Aclar-
thy won handily and proved himself an
excellent boxer and as cool and clever.
ring general as ever donned gloves.
Through the rounds of The fight he had
shade the best of 1T. About S20, 900
changed hands on the result and
as the outcome of the contest was
contrary to general expecta tions, the
talent lost heavily, the odds uring the
day having Teen three to FIVE against
Warren and SIX to five against Mccarthy.
The fight began at 800, with John
Duffy as referee. From the first to the
fourth round Warren did considerable
able lodging and showed great ability
in this respect. In the fifth Mccarthy
landed heavily on Warren's nose and
drew the blood. In the next round
Warren rallied and went for Mccarthy
with rush, but the round closed with
out damage. In the seventh round
Mccarthy landed heavily on Warren's
left eve and the blood spurted IN
streams. In the succeeding rounds
Mccarthy began to play for his
mans stomach, and by the
twelfth rouud Warren showed signs of
the humping he had received. He
fought on gamely, however, but could
not GET away from McCarthy's heavy
counters on the left eye and mouth.
I'm the seventeenth round he staggered
somewhat and gave evidence of not be-
ing possessed of very much more stay
ing bower. He was bleeding profuseiy
from the mouth. eye and nose ana
when the eighteenth was opened was IN
a tad way. In the twentieth Mccarthy
forced the fighting and struck War
re,l numerous severe blows IN
the face and neck, also coun-
terlng with effect on Warren's
stomach. The little fellow stood up
gamely and took his beating like n
man, but ut length be went down from
. rixht-hand swing on the jaw. He
rallied lust i'm time and the bell saved
him from a Knockout. In the last
round Mccarthy went for his man with
a rush and after landing hard.
straigat-srm blow on Warren's mouth
followed IT up with punch IN
the ribs. Warren reeled around
aud fell TO the ground. re-
tanning his hold upon McCsrthy's
left arm and dragging him down with
hm. He struggled TO his feet and was
again knocked down. aud after q vain
attempt to get up he was counted out.
Mccarthy did not have a scratch about
his face or body while Warren was
badly done up. The fight was for q
purse Of 81 800 aud 1000 sports were
tiraseft
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-23

observe what WAS gong on. it " as
slso intended 10 ring Pulfofd IA on one
or two OF the deals. Mrs. Blair isbofed
Asslduousiy to accomplish the cul-
mlnstion Of the dark plot. She
h.esue acquainted with Afs.
FanNoorhls by making friendly call.
She became koalswhat intimate aud
hfs. Blair took her vut carriage riding,
trying during tie trip 10 gel she defend
ant TO drsnk giass OF beer at road
house. but Was not successful. The
d.ieetise did not despair. bnt followed
the defendant dosu town Quo morning,
aecosira Der on tbs street. and tried
10 persuade her 10 20 into lmnie Hoe's
on IHnal.st.. aud gel glass OF beer,
Mrs. vHnNvoils was not thufsty aid
declined. Mrs. blair found the defend
ants society irresistible and would not
eoawnt Ia leave her. IL WAS next
proposed that they 40 Ia Mofsn's.
but Mr.. VsnVoofhis could not hear.
She feled them all. Then Ar.. Blair
suggested that they take In smiths
opera house in the evening, but the de-
fendant had no desre to 90. Burch
WAS 10 furnish the tickets and pay the
expense OF everything with tho COM
t'trtsts'tf tft "NtfI NV
walk INTO the parlor OF the pretty spider.
However. SHE dit not lose courage. She
racked her brain Tor something that
would eaten her. A trip 10 Mnfaegon
WAS the next program presented. II
Mrs. Blair succeeded In getting her
10 60 there, she hoped 10 entangle
her III the society OF Puiiord
or some other man. and
Burch would watch. Mrs. Blair claimed
she was q piano agent and had soEle
business to settle up IN that city. Mrs.
Van Voorhis would not be caught IN the
snare. The witness explained that she
tried such ruses because the Complain
ant bad stated that his wife had been
false To HIM; that she went 10 Smiths
Opera House, frequented drinking re-
sorts. consorted with questionable men.
and was an improper person. Burch
told her that he had got 500 out of the
old man aud expected to get more.
Mrs. Blair worked on the case one
month when she moved lack 10 Sand
Lake. She said it was the first time she
had ever undertaken anything and did
not succeed. When court adjourned
the witness was under cross-examina-
ton.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-23
BLOW Ar TIE SULTAN.
ssna's Capture by Rebels Imperils the
Throne of Turkey

ssna's Capture by Rebels Imperils the
Throne of Turkey.
London, Sept. 22.--rhe news of the
capture OF Sana by the rebels in Yemen
is, says Constantinople dispatch, sl-
most stunning blow TO the sultan,
who for weeks past has been plunged in
anxiety over the situation IN Arabia.
Western Europeans are hardly capable
OF appreciating tie Sultan's feelings on
this subject. but to him the fate OF
Arabia Is OF more importance even than
that of Constantinople. Should ne lose
control OF the holy cities of the Inohanl-
medan faith ne would be divested of
all prestige and become an object Of
contempt astd adherence TO hls sub
jects. His anxiety regarding this mat
ter ia SO strong that IL has nearly driven
HIM insane. sans is the key a. Yemen
and the loss OF 1t Is almost an over
whelming blow to Turkish supremacy
in that rich ard fertile province aud
may lead to the loss of all Arabia.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-23

city Clerk shink1naa Declin~s % Issue
tile uffi eniosn f5cen...

The City Clerk sssne4 no license 10
Van Dam q Pollock yesterday, al
though a Legal tender MAS made.
81 shall issue nc hccnse 81 present"
said Cts CLERK Sbinknsu. yesterday.
There may he veto fled for al
know"
Mayor Ts,l said 81 she'll iiie veto
tonight There VIII b no license 5ssued
unless the Supre ne Court Uf the State
orders il. That statement Is a htiic
broad. however. for the council may
uass il over my veto: hardly think 4
will. | ara also Of tbe opinion that fhe
supreme Court VIII refuse 10 order tie
issuing OF a license"
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-23
INITIATED INTo YALE.
sephomeres Have Lats of Fan with .
n Lot OF Freshmen

NEw HAvrx, Conn.,, sept. 22.--Ahout
A hundred and fifty Yale sophomores
were naxug some OF the freshmen last
night. one of the freshmen known as
ssfken was taken by the 'sophs' into
room in Prokssky's restaurants in
Center.st. They made lnm stand on
table aud deliver an Grafton counten-
aucing their proceedings. They then
sevcsted him of hisc coat and vest aud
ms ke him roll up MS trousers
al=)ve his knees Then
pssr OF white wooden drawers
we're dra~n oa over the trousers aud a
wonsan's corset wss fastened sbout his
vast. tie ~ss then compelled 20 saik
harehesded np Gentes-st., through
tsfrgson alley 30 chapts-st. ~ far as
frseeef's saloon. lie wss preceded,
surrounded and followed by sopho.
nlorss. who prevented any access 90
him. they marched hIm back ever the
same route. Just bef0rs he reached
tsFeasou alley be fFied to escape, bat
wAs unsuccessful. Tue soplsansores
snen t8ok nlfa - the pace from which
n< had started sad loid hssa thai hs
was daiy Initiated " "Nalsnsizn."
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-23

The mothers kindergarten meeting
Will he held Thursday afternoon at 4
O'Clock in the parior OF the Park Con-
cregatonal church. The subjects OF
the talk by Mrs Treat will be the first
song Of rrocbei's Nother-Piay book and
tsle "Fssst Giftof the kindergarten aud
Its Use 20 Mothers IN the Home.o The
being pubic meeting all are invited
10 attend
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-23

Salem, Mass. Sept. 22.-Tne trial of
the Hopkins -searles viii case began to-
day. All OF the contestants were either
present personally or represented by
counsel. II ls evident
that the fight i 10 be stubborn one,
and since il involves millions of pror-
eriy and the contest - instituted On
somewhat singular grounds the trial
will DC one of wine spfsad interest.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-23
WITH CHEMICALS AND INK.
Expert werk OF w~ss~ra Bark Ness
Rasser-sf Changed to . efo.

Washington. Sept 2e.--Prohatiy the
most expert piece of note raising ever
attempted has been received a, The
treasury department from Denver. II
j. in the form Of 81 silver certificate
with the Martha Washington head.
raised to . SO. national hank note.
When the great difference ia the designs
on sbe two nofes ls taken inf0 consider
aiion the work OF the cefi hoate raiser
il indeed remarkable aud cannot h.
detected vithou; close scrutiny. ftsf
vignette OF Martha Washington on tiss
face CT the certificate has been 81
reduced IN shape shat a - DOT vlssbie
except ON clese inspection asd oser that
tue psctsre os Eenlamsn ffankiia has
been palnted. Al the heavy dark
BACKGROUND ef the vienstte nas been
entirsly ersssd. and ahese tise
vsgnesse has been reFroduced tlse
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-23

Tie following eases Ct contsgious
4 Diseases were ies,oTsed 20 the Board 81
IIralth yesterdsf:
Flora West. Is James-sf., Harris
Clark, AIS Scfibaer-ss TYPHOID fsve-.
G.. Desmlt, lss tsuai ry-ss~: r. Lob,
5 sinciair-st: :. aneer wsgen. 3 =
McReyneids-s scsrlet fever.