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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-14
lerss uonatli4en 0Obe<sOurnas" bas oeben erenen 1T.

Stubenten, bon3ogen tporben. Gas
benz Sburm auf benz &pffhduier eiuaus
fhsenbe &eiterifanbbilb &aifers MiIs
belm l. miro bonn pferbebuf big 3ur
56eitelb6be Z Meter meien unb 16O,>
600 Mart toften. Die GsiammtfOfen
bes SenfmaIs tperben i6 auf 700, 900
Wfart belaufen.
- Ser In Dresden lebeube 0i9ter
unb 6@riftite0er 6ieronpmus 2orm
(6einri6 2anoesmann) feierte ie,nen
70. @eburtstas. 2orm III betanntIi9
lett feinem Is. 2ebensiabre gora taub
un6 beinabe bollhdnbie bllnb.
= Sn Bern III ber vSnternationale
@eoerapbiidbe 2Ongres" suiammenses
treieu. Inter ben aablrei6en Deleaa.
ten befinbea R6 au6 mebrere Nmerifa.
ner, iouie bic prinsen 9enri Don Or.
leans uno &olanb 8onaparte.
= Die neuefen ftatiitli9eu grmiits
lungen iiber ben Ausfan ber biesf6bri.
gen @rnte in Deuti9lanb peilen mad,
oab bie @rnte I'm groBen Gan3en bod
nod beHer iein mirb, als man ermartet
bat.
Sn Manipur fanb am Is. Mus
guft bic 6inri6tung ber beiben RdbeIs.
fiibrer bes lesten Mufltanbes gegen bic
gnsldnber fat. gs tparen btes @ena.
putlp, ber S5ercomuanoeur ber Srup.
pen bon Manipur. eiu iangerer Bruber
bes &aiabs bon Manipur, un5 Songal,
iener General. ber unter Jti9ta9tung
Der parlamentdrfa cine Mn3abI
Gugldnber nieoerf6leBen lieB. Die
beiben tpurben tpte bic gemeinen 8.rs
BREEDER gebdngt. Der &egent BON
Manipur unb ber prin3 Nnsba Sena,
bic beioe ebenfals gum 9obe berurtbeilt
uaren, iinb 5ur Deportation rno 3ur
gin3iebung ibrer Sitter bsrurtbeilt tpors
ben. @s III nod unbefimmt, pobin
fie sebradt tperben follen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-14
AnBeroroentli6er ansperfanf pon Ynbmader Nrtikln
sa beoeatenb berabseiettem Yreien.

Die Pusma9erei iit uas elm liebseipprbenes
Sbena. gSie ieber dltere 2lniiebler San gn-
tonios NIT @tols auf bas Badsthum unb
@eoeiben ber Stabt sllriidbIidt, is mabt es
nns Sreuoe anf Dieles 0epartement su idauen.
ytodb Dor iieben Sabren Elm beideioener 9(ns
fang. bat es iid ,lnaufbbrlitb in 8eliebtbeii
uno umfang anssebebnt, bis es beute pbne
Sipeifel bas grobte, beiterleudtete unb in ies
Der Neiie pollfommen ausseitattetIte 9ub.
maderoeparteinent bes ean3en @eaens it,
Iaes @eidmadbolle, fpelbes bur9 @elb su
srreiden mar, iit ansei9aift morSen. l1ebees
banpt, ipenn man beriiffihtigt, bab tpir Maes
baben, uno oab oas Bette 3,s 10 aubergepS6n=
lt9 biligen 9reiien berfauit pirb, 10 iit es
fsinesipess aufdlis, bab bic Dameitipelt
San antonios @plfipmS 0tteberla9e ais
9anptquartier fiir feine Yusna9eria9en ers
fldren.
9anS i'm @egentbeil ipnnberbar tpdre es,
ipenn Die Sadie it'd, anSers Derbielt
9ie tieueStet Waaifer III
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-14
9te ar5ste pelauelIe Ser sselt.

Obio bat bic srbBte Oelquelle in Der
Welt, unb menn fie in boiler Rraft
flieBt, tann iie brei &ieienbebdIter, bon
benen ieber 5000 SOB bdIt. innerbaIb
AZ 6tuuben fiilen. Dieie wunber.
bare Oelquele liegt In 0ancod @ounip,
bier Weilen itibli6 bon Nortb 8alti.
more. Ser Brunnen III LIPS SUB
tief, unb als bic Queae errei6t wuroe,
unb eine 8etbinbung bur1 cine atpeis
a6qige &6hre bergeitelt pnrbe1 mar,
murbe elm 8ebdlter BON elmer GaHunes.
trait bon 800 GdKern innerhalb bon
80 Wlinuten geftlt. Die QnelIe 1T
i'm Stanoe. innerbolb "a Gtunben
$4,000 SAB Del berbor3ubriusen unb
bies 1T ungefdbr Der boppelte 8etras
bon irgeno elmer iebt befannten Oels
queQe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-14

Gs bdu9t uns oIs ob bic ,9nnbeau EriEts
ming" in Siirse augemein popular iperben
triirbe.
Gs beitebt aus Ginen,, anter Der &ren,pt
bes Suites ansebra9tem 8anbe, 6as am &opfe
anldIiebt, uab lit ipieberunt NIT einent
eamn.etbanhe, Spite ober Rrans fleiner 8lus
men Iber3o8en.
San,inet.8lun1er iperben all9entein belieti
,lnb fOlslid biIlis. 8oien baben mir bon ie.
ber Gr6be ilnb SHattiruns. 2ilIn 8lumen
1or3i9lid3 lcld,e, bic tns RDtbliGe 54immeru
iinS auf idtparsen Siten gang pra&trca.
Die Salfte Der ietisen Saecns baben MebE,
liHfeit NIT elmer arpne; piele baben borne
cine i9male Srempe. bic io gebosen tDerben
fann, bab tie elmer 1lntertaile, elmer Weui9eI
ODER ionft Gtipas dbnIid feben.
@rahe unb Ieberniarbene Sil;bite, f4marse,
seIbe, blhue unb beinabe 9ana tpeibe Gtrobs
9iite finb in srober 0uartitdt bcrban6en.
b nie Eilfinffem 0reise.
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(Gortfesnms foIst.)
etaat Ohio, etabtsoIebo,t
&ucu1 Gounth. SIS.

6rant $. Gbeneb beldbort, bab ct Der
dItere 4artner Der G5irma 8. s. gbenea &
60, III, uel@e @ef@dfte in Der S.abt SO.
leoo, in oben senanuteih @ountb nnb Gtaate,
tbut, nnb bab befaste Girma bic Summe bon
einbnnbert Dollars fir ieben sau bon
sfatarrb bej ablen tuirb, ber bur9 ben @ebrau&
hon 3 SalIs Ratarrb Rur ntdt ae6eiIt
peroen tann. GrantS. @beneb.
Bei6Dcren bor mir unb unter Hrieben in
meiner @e9enpart ant 6. September A. D. 'sS.
fsE.N u. %. @Ieafpn,
OO offentlider 2otar.
ball's aatarrb sfur birb innerIi& aenom,.
men uuo Dirft bireft auf baB 8lut unb bic
f9Ieimiseu Oberfa4en bes Sbftems. 9abt
eud umfonit 2susniFe tommen.
8. ,. Gbeneb s. &c, GoIeto, O6io.
eH Seriauft bon Apotbetern, rs Gts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-14
S=mBunbuti9
ona
=auberor0elltlt@e NttrQtttonelt
9eidte l1nterfleiOer fit 9erren !!

llnlere Iei1ten retnippllenen llnterfletber
(oentb nnb 8einfleib) fiir Manner sn nur 81
-ltnb tart 1T gia4irage.
Oerartige l1nterfleiber in 8albrigeat uitb
Gerue su rur 81. Dauerhafter Stpff nnb
CUTE 9lrbett.
8ai6dbte idtuar3e llnterfleioer, bic iid9 Bel
9tllen, bic auf elesante &leibuns ieben, srpber
8eliebtbeit erfreuen, gu $3.50 unb $500 per
Insus.
Sarbise 8albriesans9lnsise auf 81 bis SO
tebueirt.
gpecialttat: ais belonpers beaueme lnb
elesante l1nterfIeibnns empfeblen mir Die Be-
riibntten @Iaitenberrb i,titteIIeidten bon 9ta.
trr >8pue, tpel9e bon ben aerten fir nod
5eiier erflart iperbett als bic Sdser'i4e Bol>
&leibrns 3u babem fir ntr $3.50 per alnsus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-14

= Su pras tagt su 3eit elm bon ca.
9000e3e6iiGen 2ebrern bei6ifter Cons
greB. gDie uatitrlid, baben bieie Derren
feit beifloRen, lie riIapif9e Yerbrube.
rung sur 8batla9e gu MAIDEN unb einen
8unb Su itiften, 10 melt berbreitet, baB
.bie Sonne In ieiuem Bereihe aiemals
untergeben tann.~ 9ieie plumpe go.
robie auf 26nis PbiIipp mirb BON al.
len yli6t @3e9en iebr ipob,ibeinIi@
nit f9auenbem 9Obaseld6ter beant.
tportet tuerben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-14
Ser 3eitun8smanm tn ner Spntmer.
OtBe.

Sn eiHem Wsdfelblatt finbsn mir
na6febenbe Inweilung, tpie man einen
3eitunasi6reiber bel beiBem @etter be.
banbsln ioG. Betonntli9 leibet biefe
Sorte Sterbli9e am meifien bel ber
0ibe, fintemal unb allbiemeilen lie elm
empfinbliGes 86lt9en finb.
Wenn ber 3eitungsmann einmal els
men Irtitel gei9rieben bot, ber gu9
ni6t gefdat, 10 IaBt Gid ni9ts bapon
merfen, bamit er i@ ni9t drgere, benn
Merger 1T iebr f9dblib bel ber 0iBe.
2obt feline 3eitung ftets, tpenn CT 3u,
gegen 1T, auf baB er fi4 freue unb tper
ein @ef6dft bat, l9ide ibm eine groBe
Nn3eige.
GGimpft uiemaIs tber 9rudfebler
ober berslei@en 9leinistsiten, tpenn ct
aud einmal aus elmer ,i9per betrofe.
uen" cine ni@mer beioffene" 6amilie
madt; bel beiBem Wetter 1T bas Ror.
retturleien iebr langpeilig.
Wer fur Nbonnement ober Nnaeigen
f6uloet, fu9e ibn auf uno be3able,
wenn m6gli9 auf elm paar Monate i'm
Voraus, benn au biefer mie gu allen
3eiten brau9t ber 3eitunssmann piel
8elb.
8efolst Der 2efer bieie Wnmsiiungen,
10 TT au3unebmeu, bas Der 3eitungs.
i6rei5er obue @efdbr fur feline t6itli6e
Sefunbbeit bic beiBen Wonats re9t gut
itberfebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-14

- Inter ben beuti6en pionieren in
Of' afrifa ioa sroBe 1n3ufriebenbeit
ausgebrc9en iein unb bic rneiiien mtn=
i@en febnlidft nod 9aule suriid3afeb,
ren. Sic f3nnen bic fur6tbare Site
unb bic Gieberoante Der 9iifenregion
ni9t ertragen uno balten es ni6t far
rdtbiam Dhne ftdrtere Streitmadt tpei.
ter tn bas Snnere por3ubriugen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-14
Gf,netoet Hpieu Z!

gs berri9t bic Anf9t, man Ydone
babur9 ieine &oieuit6fe. 6aB man bic
ein3elnen Blumen perbliiben laHe. 9as
1T cine irrise NnR6t, oenn gerabe in
Der 3eit bes Nbbliibens eutsiebt bic
Blume ibrem 5tode bic meilte Nabruu9.
@s 1T bober 3u ratben. bic meiiten &os
fen ot3uidneibeu, wenn fie ibre fda6n'
ften Jormen aeigen uno iollte man fle
nur our 3immersierbe benuBen f6nnen.
Cine abgei6nittene &oienblume bdli iid
iiets ldnger, tuenu fe orbentli9 gepHegt
wirb, als nenn He am Stode belaHen
wdre. Der &oieuitod aber entpidelt,
wenn feibig bic erbliibten Blumen OBJ
gei9nitten tperben, eine Wfeuge ueuer
Rnospen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-14
NnBeror0entlide 9foDttdten bieie
Wod)e {!

Die neueiten Moben in ieibenen unb tpouenet
&leioeritoifen, ioipie in BaiditOfen
nno etiua rs bp6eleaante tm%prtirte
bpdbmpoerne Mpbell. 0eDbem,
bon oenen ri@t stpei einanber slet9 1inb, i'm
Hreiie bon i1ur $13 bis 500.
Gle9ante CONNER sSeibe, seitreiit, carrirt
unb laltht, IN alien 6arben, ionit sl 45, so
unS 90 Sents bic Yarb, in bie Ier @ode
5n muir 35 Gents bie garb.
Hnler Sager on Baiditoffen lit 10 grob unb
Die Wannigfaltigfeit berielben lit eime 10
grcbe, baB eiile gennue 8eiarei6uns berielben
uiel gu ipeit fiibren tpiirbe.
- gSir fiibren auf 2ager aIle Bic seiu9teiten
Arten bon gtul, Srganbie, 3epbbr &c. &c. I'M
Yretle bon 10 bts 80 Gents per garb.
Speciaf Bretie fit Sieie gHSd5e!
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[nsperfmaf bDn 9arnelt= u1to &inoer @dubtu
81 rebucirteit Yreiiett

@rtrasfeine Damelt>@laceeittefel I'M Opera
and Common Sense" Stple NIT elaitiiden
Soblen BON $2.75 auf 50 berabseiett.
@6te Samen &angarooz2af= =RnDpfitiefel,
$4.OO. '''
Songola Common eeine" RnDpfitiefel fir
Samen, ale banb9ema6t, BON So arf $3.50
rebu3irt.
Seine 9onsola banbssndbte &n5pf, ,etiefeI,
ote friiber gu $5 berfauft irnrben, offeriren
tptr bieie @ohe gu $3.75.
. 9ans feine slaeirte Kangaroo nit ,,sonbpn
Soc & Opera 9eeL" ales banbaenabt, friiber
Sc, bteie 8ode gu $475.
be Serabie eknmgen itit6 nmr fir bieiem
c iptrS anf feparaten giitben ansseftellt.
litdt slustpabl unb greis, mas iemals in
San Stntonto seSeist tpurbe.
;. Sla an6pfitiefel uSrforbs" unb Slippers"
fiir junge Damet unb Sfimber, fiibren mir n,lr
bas gefte nnb su ben t5eIi@ft btniaen 9reiien.
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Sin ipnnoerbares 4ebrGnae tint
SMnb=0epartemettt.

Sb tuir bier beiddftigt 1inb, fraet sSbr ?
Stun, bas ioItten mir ippbI meinen. @ute
gahrihten tponbern i@nelIer ais i6le6te.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-14

3tegler'S allgemein befaunte &nIpi=
f9nbe sit folgemoen bebentenb reS,.=
airten Rreifem:
Grite Sampicp Samen.&nDpfitiefel Opera
Heel and toe) NIT elaftiiden Soblen, friiber
$3.50, iett 50.
Samen (uBallfeupbaft'O 9ongola aads
1ttefel, friiber So, iest $2.75.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-14
=Yrd4tige Answabl eleganter &lei6erfotte=
aberntaliser grocer gltsoertanf
nnh BON Napbea Gpftamem.

slberntaliser grocer Nnsoertanf
bon l1nter3eus fir 9anten unb Mab6en it.
Mnsliu unb gan1brie.
8eipnSerS ntebrige 1rcife tn bieier
9SDd)e!
9sreis Rebuftipnen int 8etrase bpn 30
bis 80 Prp3ett.
Damer, Die irsenb Gttpas in Sieier 8rande
n5tbis habem, biirfen 8olHon's Special.
susperfauf gu rebucirten qreifen nidt pers
feblen. e
9lIle @aaren auf befimmten Sas
bentii den finb gu beipnberen, fart + e.
bucirten greiien marfirt, Die jebph
nur fir bieie @o4e selten.
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Oben ameefiibrte Breiie finb tpirfl
beftimntt. 9te gemamnte gSa.

1lniere Iusmabl in aussei6nittenen leiG=
ten S4uben nnb Domen=Slippers, fpprunter
itb quite anb iebr feline ySrfprb unb Sbep
Sizes, uSoltb Comfort &; Opera Slipbcrs"
beftnben, iibertrifft 2llles in 8esua auf Aua>
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-14

9ie
804satli9e Greie Yreie far serss
erf1eint
ieoen Dommerfag
unb fofet
$3.50 fir bas Sabr Oner $1.26 TVS
e Momate In Vuraasbesablmna.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-08-20
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

JOHN DUcKETr (colored) died in
Washington, aged l06 years.
In the Second district of Tennessee
John Houk trep.) was elected to con-
gress to succeed his father, l.. C. Houk
deceased.
Mrs. ANlsE SHARP ROBERTS cele-
brated her centennial anniversary in
Watseka. Ill. She was born near
Bridgeport. Conn.,, August 10, 1901.
JOHN CALDWELL died ut his home in
South Bend, Ind, aged II years. lie
was the originator of the present
method of distributing mail matter on
railway trains.
RICHARD CorTs SHANNON, of New
York, has been appointed minister to
Nicaragua, Costa Rica and San Saliva
dor by President Harrison.
FREDERICK DOUGLASS has rendered
his resignation as minister to Hayti.
MRS. LEILA ROBINSON SAwrELIE,
the first woman to be admitted to the
bar of Massachusetts, died at Amherst,
n. II.
BISHOP JABEZ Z. CAMPBELL. of the
African Methodist Episcopal church,
died in Philadelphia, aged IS. lie was
ordained bishop in 1868.
JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL, the great
American poet and diplomat, died at
2:l0 o'clock on the morning of the 18th
at his home in Cambridge, Mass. He
was born February 22, 1919, at Elm
wood, near Cambridge. His death was
caused by an affection of the liver.
WILLIAM ARMSTRONG, said to have
been the oldest living odd fellow in the
United States, died at Salem, Ore, aged
80 years.
Mrs. AsENATH MILLER, of Chicago,
celebrated her 1O4th birthday on the
18th. She was in good health
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-08-20

THE peoples party was said to be ar.
ranging for state political camp
meeting to be held in Lansing, Mich,
from Sept IA to "a inclusive.
Mrs. MARY DURASD, IS years old, re.
puted to own an estate in France
worth $1,000. 900, died from starvation
at her home in Egg Harbor City, n. J.
GEORGE JOKES. editor and proprietor
of the New York Times, died at Poland
Springs, Me-, on the 18th, aged sc
years.
THE New York democrats will hold
their state convention at Saratoga
Springs on September Is.
ANTHONY c. MANNING, aged =, and
Mrs. Amelia Thompson, aged 70, Of
Elkhart. Ind, were married
The peoples party of Illinois was
organized at Springfield and a state
central committee chosen
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-08-20
FOREIGN.

IT was reported that President Bal
maceda, of Chilli, and the leaders of the
Chilian insurgents had appealed to the
Spanish government to act as arbitrator
and end che war.
pearance in Moscow and the reports
showed that on the average 500 persons
We're daily Frustrated by the disease.
In a double scull three-mile race at
Hamilton. Ont, for the worlds cham
pionship. between Ed Hanlan and Will
liam O'Connor in one boat and Jake
Gaudaur and William Mckay in the
other. the former won. Time, Is min
utes 26 seconds.
to official statistics is stated to be H.
63S, S24
DURING the six months of the fiscal
year 1s90-91 there were received and
distributed in Mexico %, 49s, a3S letters.
an increase of 1,s.9,031 over the half
year preceding.
BIZ boiler explosion at Chaumont.
France, six persons were killed and
four were fatally injured.
d
many districts in Russia on account OF
the failure of the crops.
AT Lima, Peru, the vault in the cathe.
dral in which the remains of Francisco
PiZarro were placed in 145l was
opened and the remains moved to the
chapel of the viceroys. The body was
found well preserved.
~ a...,pf ion <,f tb., x,n1oanc of Col ~, .,
covered the city by that name in Mex
leo with ashes
SIR HECTOR LANGEvIN, minister ol
public works in the dominion govern
ment. has resigned. owing to wholesale
corruption having been unearthed il
his department.
NEAR Yokohama two steamers thai
were racing collided and 200 person.
| lost their lives.
street railway company in Hamilton
Ont, confessed that he had in the las
six years EN- bezzled $4,000.
AT Craig-yNos, Wales, Adelina Patt
threw open her new thcater to the
world on the 18th.
HERR EBNER, formerly Burgomastel
of Steinbach, Baden, who was con
victed of the murder of his wife, ha.
been guillotined.
A TORNADO leveled farm building.
near Potsdam, Germany. and over /;
dozen persons were killed.
THE twelfth conference of the Young
| Mems Christian associations of al
lands convened at Amsterdam, Holland
with delegates present from nearly
every country in the world.
IMMENSE tracts of timber in Francs
were being consumed by forest fires.
AT Manipur, India, two of the lead
ers of the massacre of British official.
in March last were hanged.
AMERICAN enterprise has constructed
waterworks for the city of Teguci
gipa, Honduras.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-08-20
DEVASTATED.
Great Destruction Caused by Storm OF
Wind. Rain and Hall In Parts OF Minne-
sofa and Iowa.

1re6I D0StrucllOn CAuSeu Uy sIOTH Ot
wind. Rain and Hall In Parts Of Minne-
sofa and Iowa.
ELLSWORTH, Mimi, Aug. 1.-THE
most terrific storm that ever passed
over this section Of Minnesota struck
Ellsworth at 5 o'clock Thursday after
noon and left the town pretty COM
plete wreck. dark cloud with
greenish tint along its edges came
swirling in from the northwest
and crushed pretty much every
thing in its path. The Iowa,
Minnesota & Dakota elevator was
completely blown to pieces. The
Congregational church was par
TALLY blown down. The dwelling Of
d. +. Cramer was thrown from its
foundation and the Burlington depot
suffered great damage about the west
end. Several box cars were hurled from
the track. No lives were lost There
is not building in the village that was
not hit by the storm and blown away.
The loss will reach $4,000.
LAKE BENTON. Mimi, Aug. l4.-This
place was visited by the most destruc-
tive hailstorm Thursday afternoon that
was ever known around here. At 1870
o'clock the storm suddenly struck, and
for the next ten minutes the air was
thick with hailstones. many Of
which would weigh four ounces.
Nearly every pane Of glass on
the north and west sides Of build
ings was broken, 10 being broken in
the schoolhouses alone. In this county
everything in the shape of uncut grain
in the path of the storm was annihi-
lated. 1t is not thought the storm
covered wide area. This is Il sad
blow to the farmers, as everything in
dicated the largest crop ever harvested.
ST. CLOUD. Minn., Aug. IA de-
structive rain aud hailstorm swept over
this section of the state Thursday after
noon. Considerable damage is reported
in the counties Of Snerburne and Ben
ton. Along the lines Of the Great
Northern great damage by hail was done
between Big Lake and Becker and
in the vicinity of Nelson. on the Fer
gus Falls division. Immediately cas-,
of st. Cloud the rain fell in torrents
and the wind. which blew perfect
hurricane, beat the grain to the earth
and scattered whcatstacks in a hope
less tangle
kEoKuK, Ia, Aug. H. A terrible
wind and rainstorm visited this cit,
Thursday afternoon. Half the shade
trees in town are blown down. Small
buildings were moved from their fonn
datianS
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-08-20
A NOVEL PLAN.
Every Member Of the Peoples Party Of
Kansas Will He Asked to COntr tribute
One Cent Towards Campaign Funds.

Every Member NJ the Peoples Party Of
Kansas Will BE Asked to Contribute
One Cent Towards Campaign Funds.
TOPEKA, Kan. Aug. l4--Only 81. 100
was expended by the peoples state
central committee last fall in cam
paign which elected five congress-
men, eighty-four legislators. a United
States senator and majority
of the county tickets. This fall
the committee has decided to expend
$4,000. Every man who voted for
Willets will be asked to contribute one
cent to the central committee. 1t will
come through the county central COM
mittees, and where 1000 votes were
cast for Willets the county committee
will forward so to the state committee,
which will be turned over to J. Il.
French, secretary of the state al
lance. committee of three men,
bers from the peoples central
committee will advise with Mr. French
in regard to expenditures The selec-
tion of an alliance state officer to
handle the funds shows that the peo.
ple's party and the alliance will be
more closely identified in the campaign
this fall than they were last. The
campaign will be conducted on the prin-
ciple that the voter who contributes one
cent can be depended on to do better
work than the voter bought for SlOO
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-08-20
Forced to Assign,

CINCINNATI, Aug. IA deed Of as
signment for the. benefit of creditors
has been filed by the Queen City Spring
Company. The business of the COM
pany is the manufacture of buggy
springs. Assets, estimated S25, 900; liza
bilities $4,000. The company has
been in financial difficulty for the last
yaor or two
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-08-20

Liberian RepubIic-it Would Like to
Prevent Further Encroachmcnts ON Its
Territory by France.
WASHINGTON, Aug l4.-President
johnson Of the republic of Liberia and
Attorney General Davis of the Liberian
presidents cabinet have addressed let
tiers to the government Of the United
States in which they ask the interposi-
tion of the president Of the United
States for the prevention of the en-
croachment by the French government
whereby that power is following the
example of Great Britain and cutting
off the Liberian government from fol-
lowing out its efforts to gather into its
territory the natives with their terri
tory that adjoins the borders of Liberia.
Both English and French have claimed
the interior 50 or 100 miles back from
the coast. The territory Of the republic
of Liberia is indefinite. 1t goes back
only about 20 to 25 miles from the
coast. The Liberians first settled
on the rim of the coast. but by al
lance with native tribes they have ex-
tended this strip, as it may be called.
to its present width, a5 miles, and
the POLICY Of the Liberian gov
ernment is to keep on extending
into the interior There are only
about 10000 African ne
groes in Liberia, and about
200, 900 natives have been brought
in, with their territory. Great
Britain is circumventing this policy of
expansion on the part of the govern
ment of Liberia at both ends of the
whole valley Of the Niger. and the
French. too. are cutting off the coun-
try's expansion. President Harrison
has acknowledged the receipt of the
letters and the state department is now
looking into the subject with view to
seeing what the United States can do,
If anything.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-08-20
Heavy Loss by Fire at Detroit.

DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 1.-THE fac
tory of the Henry {. Hart Manufacture
ing Company was destroyed by fire
Thursday evening. The loss is esti-
mated ut Sla0.O0O: insurance, $4,000.
Three hundred and fifty men are
thrown out of employment by the fire.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-08-20
HORROR NEAR POTSDAM.
Farm Buildings Leveied by Wind and Sc
on Fire by Lightning-Eight Killed.

on Fire by LIghtning-EiSht Killed.
BERLIN, Aug. ia tornado Tuesday
night leveled to the grousid the build.
ings on Scherbever's farm, near Pots.
dam. So sudden was the calamity that
few of the inmates had chance to es.
cape, and scores were buried in the
wreckage. While efforts We're being
made to extricate the latter, lightning
struck the ruins and set them on fire.
Eight corpses have been found in the
ashes. Other farm hands are miss,
ing and several are severely burned and
bruised.