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The record-union., 1891-12-21

ST. Louis, Dec. pa Republics spe-
cial from st. Joseph, Mo-. says: All shop
men, roundhouse men and terminal en-
ployes of the Rock Island road about
sixty in all, were discharged last night.
why, and the local officials plead ignor-
The record-union., 1891-12-21
smothered to Death.

SAN JOSE, Dec. 20.-The seven months
old daughter of Joseph Mathes of Santa
Clara was smothered to death in bed dur
ing the night. She was sleeping between
her parents. An inquest was held this
afternoon and verdict of accidental
death rendered
The record-union., 1891-12-21
Duel between Cowbors.

CHEYENNE (Wy.),iDec. 2O.-News was
received to-day from Fremont County
that two cowboys, VIM. Hopkins and
Jack Hill, fought duel over the owner
ship of some horses a few days ago. Hop
kins instantly killed Hill, and escaped
into the mountains.
The record-union., 1891-12-21
Walt Whitman Seriously III.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 20.-The condi-
ton of Walt Whitman, who lies seri-
ously i'll at his little cottage in Camden. is
said to be unchanged tonight, but he is
steadily growing weaker. He is suffer-
ing from bronchial pneumonia, and his
physicians have little hope, owing to his
advanced age and weakness.
The record-union., 1891-12-21
Crushed to Death.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 20.-George Ham
fort, German, employed in grading q
roadbed, was buried beneath mass of
earth and rock to-day and both hips and
spine were broken. He died soon after
The record-union., 1891-12-21
Killed His Rival.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 20.-John Dodd to-day
found his sweetheart, Sophy Anthony, in
the arms of his rival, Andrew Chancey.
He killed Chancey and fatally stabbed
Sopby. AL were colored.
The record-union., 1891-12-21
La Grippe Claims Another Victim.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 20.-Henry c.
Gibson, son of the late John Gibson,
founder of the famous Monongahela Dis
tlliery at Gibsontown, died to-day after
three weeks illness with la grippe. He
is reputed to be one of the wealthiest men
The record-union., 1891-12-21
Sudden Death.

PORT hartford, Dec. 20.-Pohce Judge
Barrett of San Luis Obispo was found
dead in his cabin after the steamer Corona
left Santa Barbara. The cause of death is
supposed to be apoplexy.
The record-union., 1891-12-21

HOOPS Sarsaparilla is purely vege-
table preparation, being free from injuri-
Gus ingredients. lis prepared by c. I.
druggists,
The record-union., 1891-12-21
The Last Snika.

DURANGO (Col), Dec. 20.-The last
spike in the main line of the Rio Graude
Southern Railroad was driven shortly
after noon to-day.
The record-union., 1891-12-21
treaty of Commerce Heing Drafted.

treaty OF commerce BeIn2 Drafted.
PARIS, Dec. 20.-The Foreign Office is
drafting treaty of commerce between
France and the United States. 1t is ex-
pected that an important announcement
on the subject will be soon published.
The record-union., 1891-12-21
AN ALL NIGHT BATTLE.
A Pennsylvania Farmer Stands
Off Number of Watchmen.
THREE HUNDRED SHOTS FIRED
BUT NO ONE INJURED.

Hoey Makes Satisfactory Restitution
to the Adams Express Company by
Turning Over Half Million Dol
lars Worth of Property-An Insane
Man Suicides by Jumping Through
Fifth-Story Window to the Side
walk Below.
The record-union., 1891-12-21
HONORS EVEN.
The Pertlands Beat the San JOses
by a Score of 5 to-
THE LATTER TEAM NARROWLY
ESCAPES A SHUT OUT.

Large Amount of Chinese and Opium
Smuggling Going On in the North
west-A United States Marshal Cap
lures Twenty-four Mongolians on
the Sound Who Had Entered the
United States in Violation of the
Exclusion Act.
The record-union., 1891-12-21
Death of Katherine Rogers
CHINA ADVICES-

New YORK, Dec. 20.-Katherine Rog-
ers, the actress, died Saturday after long
illness
The record-union., 1891-12-21
Railroad Employees Discharged.

in Philadelphia, and his art collection is
second to none in the country.
The record-union., 1891-12-21

LONDON, Dec 20.-The Santiago cor
respondent of the Times says in conse-
quence of the delay of the trial of persons
concerned iii the Baltimore riot, the
Chilean Congress proposes to abolish the
antiquated secret Spanish procedure for
a system of open trials. The delay causes
irritation here.
The record-union., 1891-12-21
Conflict in Rio Grande Do sui.

LONDON, Dec. 20.-A dispatch from
Buenos Ayres says: a skirmish has
occurred in Rio Grande Do Sui between
Federal troops and battalion of National
Guards. The telegraph lines are cut to
prevent the sending OF details of the en-
gagelnent.
Another dispatch from Buenos Ayres
says: The insurgents, headed by General
Saraivi, surrounded Santa Victoria, tho
Capital of the province of Espirito Santo.
Federal reinforeements are marching
from Rnr1lrnn
The record-union., 1891-12-21
Bank Directors Arrested

BRUSSELS, Dec. 20.-Directors Wuest
and King, of the General Credit of Basic,
Switzerland, were arrested to-day at
OStend
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-30
TEXAS SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES.

The new school house at Plano is nearing
completion. School will be opened about
October !.
The new Methodist church at Cleburne
was dedicated on the Goth inst.
The protracted meeting at Longview is
increasing in interest. So far there have
been four additions to the church.
The brick work on the new schoolhouse
at Cameron has been completed. The new
house is better than the one destroyed by
fire
The new Baptist church at Reagan is
rapidly approaching completion, and will
be ready for occupancy sometime in Oete-
ber.
Work is progressing on the new school
building at Goldthwaite. 1t will be thing
of beauty.
A protracted meeting will begin at the
Methodist church at Pittsburg next Sun
day
The new church organization at Espueia
are arranging for series of entertainments
for the purpose of increasing the building
fund.
Work is progressing nicely on the new
Methodist church at Orange, and they will
soon have 4 beautiful and commOdious
building for services.
The L,ano Gazette says that the men,
,ers of the Methodist congregation are
placing the material on the ground for the
erection ut new church at Lone Grove.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-30

Mrs. 7. G. Tarbutton, Hillsboro, Septem-
Der 10.
Mrs. A. L. Wiley, West, September 90
Mr.. H. G. Scoville, Corsicapa, Septem-
Der 3d.
Mr.. Lewis Freeman, Gatesville. Septem-
Der 10.
Mrs. II C. Gregory, Texarkana, septem-
Der 49,
Mr.. John Price, Texarkana, Septem-
Der %
Mrs. Minnie Haynes, Wills Point, Sep
TENDER 10.
Mrs. J. T. Bell, DeKalb, September 20.
Mr., @. r. Walton, Austin county, Sep
TENDER 90
Mrs. S. B. cogburn, Gainesville, Sep
Miss Ollie Wright, Gainesville, septem-
Der 20.
Mrs. Marguerite Langap, Paris, Septem-
Der 10.
Mr.. Frank Mason, Marshall, Septem-
Der 10.
MIR. Canuto Benavides, Corpus Christi,
September 81.
Miss Matte Burnett, Palestine, Septem-
Der "a.
Mrs. Dan Rosser. San Mrrcos, Septem-
Der Is
Mr.. S. H Strickland, Waxahachie, Sep
TENDER 81.
Mr. R. G, McAfee, Gordonyille, Septem-
Der is.
Mrs. G. w. Shelton, Huntsville, Septem-
Der 90
Rev Samuel Galloway, Bolton, Septem-
Der a.
Tommie Daniel, Holland, September %
MESQUITE, DALLAS COUNTY, Sept. o.
Died this morning, little Evelyn, infant
daughter Of Mr., and Mrs. Calhoun Knox,
Died to-day at her home three miles south
OF this place, Mrs. Ola Calvin, wife of
Robert L. Calvin. She was an accomplished
lady; had been married only year; aged
twenty years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-30
RAMPANT RIOTERS.
A Crisis Preeipitated in Guatemala City.
Battle Between Troops and tho
Mob-Bloadshed.

CITY OF MEXICO, Sept. 29.-Revolution
has been precipitated in Guatemala On
the 18th the people Of Guatemala City were
celebrating national holiday and took ex-
ceptions to the orators appointed by Bar
riilas, They stoned the speakers and put
them to fight, shouting, "powp with the
government" Down with despotism and
tyranny.' "Die, Barrillasv' and drove
every Barriilas partisan from the plaza,
They then selected their own speakers,
who made violent speeches. Barrillas
threw battalion Of infantry into the
square, who charged the mob with fixed
bayonets. The mob resisted with stones
and reyolyers, and the troops fed, leaving
many dead and wounded.
Barilias ordered artillery into to the
plaza, when the mob dispersed.
Fighting continued in the streets, and
during the night the fevoiters held full
control of the city, but were frequently at
tackled by the infantry, who shot many.
A general revolt throughout the country
was expected.
The latest advices say Barriilas is master
of the situation, after three days Of hard
fighting, the troops from the adjoining dis
triets restoring Barrillas
Martial law has been declared and 1t is
expected Barillas will declare himself die
tator.
Salvador is moving troops on the frontier
for the supposed invasion of Guatemala.
Fully two hundred lives were lost in the
revolt.
Col. Jobon was killed. Gen. Sanchez
and the latter's brother went to the plaza
where Jobon was stationed and killed him.
At Quetgaltinange the revolutionary
leader is supported by over 1000 men.
The palace and residence Of President
Rariilas is gusrde9 by Anfantry md ariii-
lery, and he doessnoC 6fir abrssd unless
suaTed by lsfEe feEae of caysfry.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-30
TEXAS NEWS AND NOTES.

| The new bridge across Flat Fork, at VIII
son crossing in Center county, has been
completed. The bridge is 500 feet long and
above high water mark.
The new machinery at the Palestine
waterworks is being placed rapidly in posi-
ton.
Work on the artesian well at Beeville is
still going on, bat as the drill is in the hard
ost rock the progress is slow.
Wilbarger county will have grand cele-
bration and barbecue in honor of the 10th
anniversary of the organization of Wilbar-
ger county, at Vernon, October 10. Mayor
Kelley, ex-governor Ross, Ex-Governor
Lubbock and Hon. j. W. Bailey will de-
liver addresses.
Petersburg is the name of a new aostofice
just established in the southeast portion of
this county. There is a good settlement
around Petersburg, and the people contem-
plate building schoolhouse at an early day.
This settlement of some forty families has
mostly been made since June. The chill
dren were not enumerated in the scholastic
census, but ey will have school this win
ter Hale County Herald.
SouTHMAYp, GRATsoN COUNTY, Sept.
2S.-The Texas and Pacific have located q
telegraph station here. Mrs. Hand and
daughter from Kansas arrived last week,
and will spend the winter with Mrs. Casey
John A. Bohrer, the king of hay m en-, is
still buying and loading as fast as cars are
furnished. DR.. Mckee, lately from Ten
nessee, has located here. c. P. Gregory of
Sherman has bought the general merchan-
disc business of j. r. McElroy, and will
continue to carry on the same J. r. Nc
Elroy, wife and son are visiting at their old
home in Hammond, III, Alfred Bohrer and
Jake Casey are attending Austin college at
Sherman.
Silver Valley is the name of new post
office established in Coleman county.
Sixty-eight bales of wild hog skins, nicely
put up. were noticed on lot of drays yes
terday, going up to the Arkansas Pass depot.
The skins were shipped here over the
Texas-Mexiean road by Caden, Murphy s.
Co., from Laredo, and are en- route to New
York.-[Corpus Christi Caller
The new hotel at Espuela will be thrown
open in few days for the reception of
guests.
A new postofiee named Laguna has been
established in the Npeces canyon with Jul
ian Dugat as postmaster.-[Uvalde Herald.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-30
ALTAR AND TOMB.
MARRIAGES.

1
Mr.. G. r. Bennett and Mrs. Clara L.
Tarltop, Hillsboro, September %.
Mr., E, NJ. Murphy and Miss Lucy Day,
| Hillsboro, September 10.
Mr. w. A. Walker and Miss Rachel
Bradley, Sherman, September %.
| Mr.. Green Height and Miss Lee Walker,
1 Sherman, September %.
| Mr.. B. D. Mesher and Miss Eta Adams,
Denison, September 90.
| MIR. Z. I. Ridemour and Miss Emma Bee
| son, Denison. September 3D.
Mr.. j. II. Talley and Miss NJ L. Thomp-
| son, Garland, September 20.
Lieut.. James Edward Normoyle and Miss
Emma Marguerite Ecker, Ell Paso, Septem-
| Der 2S.
Mr.. John D. Hedick and Miss Eva Allen,
Daingerfield. September 49,
Mr.. w. L. Dallas and Miss Katie Russell,
Wise county, September 20
Mr.. John Dansby and Miss Annie Slaugh-
| ter, Kaufman, September 20.
Mr.. William Lassig and Miss Nina Balm,
Flatpnia, September 49,
Mr.. n. B. Miller and Miss Nora Baugh-
com, Flatonia, September 20.
Mr.. B. w. GOssett and Miss Dora Jacobs,
Gainesville, September 20.
MIR. r. l.. Doris and Miss Kate Midkif,
Sherman, September %
Mr.. L. N, Byrd and Miss Eula Sayle,
Greenville, September %.
helger, Fredericksburg, September %.
MIR. Eugene Durham and Miss Matte
Garner, Palestine, September "a.
Mr.. Joseph Hendrlckson and Miss Susan
Wolfe, Denison, September "a.
Mr.. Henry P. Bower and Miss Mary F.
Randall, Denison, September "a.
Mr.. James Baker and Miss Mary Nor
wood, Sherman, September "a.
Mr.. N. II. Fades and Miss Lula Byrn,
Blossom, September %.
Mr.. Frank Fleming and Mrs Hattie A.
Wallace, Houston, September 3d.
Mr.: N. G. Anthony and Miss Emma L.
Brooks, WaxRhachie, September IS.
Mr.. Noble Daugherty and Miss Allie
Witt, Whitesboro, September 20.
Rev. A. X. Stabler and Miss Guile VII.
son. Wichita Falls, September %.
MIR. II. c. Drye and Miss Gertrude
Deeper, Wichita Falls, September 81.
Mr.: P. N. Edwards and Miss Lula Comp
ton, Terrell, September o.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Day and Miss Polly johnson,
Floyd City, September 20.
MIR. w. 81. South and Miss Pearl Rogers,
Sherman, September "a.
Mr.. Joe Vancill and Miss Marietts Hun,
ter. Ballinger, September 20.
Mr.. S. E. Golf and Miss Ada burlington,
Commerce, September %
Pittsburg. September 90,
MIR. A. T. Mccoy and Miss Belle Kelley,
Gordon, September 20.
MIR. o. E. Newsou and Miss Jessie V.
Brooks. Chapel Hill, September %.
Mr.. Bernard Reed and Miss Pearl Ira
week, Jewett, Septem Der as
Mr.. 7. T. Bandy and Miss Edna Ward,
Pearsall, September g.
Mr.. ]. T. Stanley and Miss A. Daniels,
Van Alstyne, September %.
Mr.. n. e. Kepard and Miss Sadie
Gresham, Courtney, September D.
DR.. A. q. Evans and Miss Lula Burke,
Corpus Christi. September "a
Mr.. Willie Chiles and Miss Beulah No
Ian, Eigin, September "a a
Mr.. J. H. Simpson and Miss NJ E. Word,
Camp San Saba, September %.
MIR. c. Whitehead and Miss Moilie eagle,
ST. 10, Sept e.
Mr.. John NJ Neal and Miss Ellie West
ergard. Beaumont September q.
Mr., Dave Mplspee and Miss Annie Beck.
Nac0na, September 90
Mr.. Jim 6neddy and Miss Barbara
FRANKS, Holland, September p
Mr.. P. M. Ellis. Hillsberc, Septenbersp,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-30
TEXAS IMMIGRATION.

Several strangers have been prospecting
around these parts the past week with a
view to settling -[Texas Panhandle.
Wednesday tifty-fye homeseekers passed
through the city to Fort Worth. Some
efforts should be made to induce these inn
migrants to see the fine lands of Hunt
county before going elsewhere. The next
excursion will pass on the 29th or Both inst.
and some descriptive matter of this county
should be distributed among those who will
come at that time. The Cotton Belt is
hauling in the people,-[Greenyille Head
light.
Mr.. J. c. Carroll of the Ovilla country
returned few days ago from visit of sew
erai months in Tennessee. He reports that
100 families came to Texas with him, some
of whom will settle in Ellis county. 9th
ers have scattered all the way from Robert
son to Grayson county. He thinks he could
but he preferred to leave them to their own
Judgment Waxahachie Enterprise.
The number of prospectors aud home
seekers are on the increase, every incoming
train bringing in new faces and new capt.
tai. which is seeking investment in the BAN
ner wheat county of the state.-[Wichits
Falls Times
Clay county is coming to the front. About
thirty families of honest. industrious and
,law-abiding German Catholics arrived in
the city from the North this week, and will
locate on the l2,uO0 acres of land recently
bought from Clark & Plumb about ten or
fifteen miles southwest of Henrietta. About
one hundred and twenty-five more families
belonging to the same colony arc en- route,
and will land here tomorrow or Saturday
oil of whom will settle on these lands
-[Clay County CAieftsin.
Twenty-Five prospectors arrived In Ana,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-30
SUSPICIOUS CASE.
Sudden Death OF Negro Girl-Lxrgs
Amount of Work Awaiting the
District Court.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
PARIS, TEX, Sept. 29.-The state district
court convened yesterday with Judge f..
ID. McClelland on the bench The first
three weeks Of the term will be occupied by
the civil docket. The state docket will Do
taken up on the fourth week and tho
sixth week viii. be devoted to Hymen's
yesterday ankiousiy inauiring for named
lawyer, and the reporter thinking of an
item, inquired his business. ''Well,
wants er diyo'ce.n ssWhat does your vito
say to it," ''Sho, she's wantln' hit jess as
bad as me; yer see. boss, hits dis away.
We bofs wants to get married agin, and SO
she's lef' me and gone ter lib wild de man
what she's gwine to marry, so rs to make
de divo'ce easy to git. She's gwine to pay
half and me half de cost
The report that Price billiard had been
shot by guards at the penltentiary was in
correct. He had broken his leg, however,
by jumping from wagon.
Yesterday morning Justice Hunt was
called on to hold an inquest over the body
of negro girl seventeen years old on North
Birmingham street. She died very sud
denly Sunday night and under suspicious
circumstances. Her name was Mabel
Brown, and it is said that she was in
delicate condition. Her mother is dead
and she lived with her father and some
other members of the family. Some time
ago her older sister died under somewhat
similar circumstances AT the time sus-
picion was aroused that her death wa
brought about to cover up crime. But, az
in the present case, the officers could pro
cure no tangible evidence to justify any
legal proceedings. The probability is thai
some one was interested in hiding some
crime that would send its author, if known.
to prison.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-30
TEXAS FAIRS.

SAN ANGELO, TON GREEN COUNTY. Sept
29.-The recent rains have been of much
benefit to the race track at the Concho fair
grounds, and the promoters of tire associa-
ton anticipate having some interesting
racing during the fair to be held October !
to 10, inclusive.
HENRIETTA. CLAY COUNTY, Sept 2s.-The
first annual fair and races of the Henrietta
driving park and Clay county agricultural
association will begin on Wednesday. Sep
TENDER 30, and continue four days, closing
October 8. Extensive preparations have
been made for it. The lists are well filed,
and everything indicates big crowd in at
tendance and ''howling success" AL
readers of TIE GAZETTE and others are in
vited
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-30
jail in San Diego, as the old jail Is in very
bad condition

jail in San Diego as the old jail Is in very
bad condition.
The Bee says number Of new residences
are going up in Beeyiile of substantial and
neat type OF architecture.
Mr.. d. d. Hall is having two new houses
erected on his farm near Seymour. The
new Gibbs building will soon be completed
and viii be handsome building.
Work has commenced on Mr.. J. c. Bells
new stone building at Quanah. The build
ing will be 25xS0 feet and two stories high.
SAN ANTONIO, Sept. 2s.-The taxable
values of BeSar county are t27,74S, 915, an
increase over last year of s., 1873, 1872.
Work has been commenced on Col. Herm
Specht's $1,000 residence at Iowa Park.
W. j. Lister g. Co. are erecting sub
stantial addition to their store at Center.
Work is progressing on w. N Copeland's
new rock building at Ballinger. 1t will
have thirty-foot iron front, and will be a
handsome structure when completed.
J. B. Cook of Commerce is having the
material placed on the ground to extend his
store building thirty feet for warehouse
Work has been resumed on Mr.. Bright's
brick house at DeVine, Medina county, and
it will soon be completed.
The Hondo Herald says W. c. Frankling
VIII, III IL lew uuTS, COulueHCe tue efecIlOH
of residence on his lots in the Heck addl-
ton.
The contractors have large force of men
at work ca w. r. Sells new business house
at Orange, and they expect to have the
work completed within the next thirty days.
G. W. Tinkle has just finished a $1,000
residence on his place one mile east of
Bowie. 1t is expected that the Bowie
waterworks company will have an abundant
supply Of water by October i.
The Journal says work on the new bank
building at Beaumont will be commenced
at once. 1t is expected that the building
will be completed BY the LIST of December.
The Quanah Chief says the City national
bank will soon begin the erection of two
story pressed brick bank building The
second story Of the Stiteler & Carroll stone
building is being rapidly pushed to COM
plation. Fred Rips has completed cor
rugated iron building which he will occupy
until spring, when he will erect a stone
building
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-30
A Dream Of Happiness

May be followed BY morning of la Grippe >,
Easily. and whys Because the displacement Of
covering in bed, . neglected drsught nom .
partly clos3d\Nindev, an open ,tpSnsoEa con-
necsed viii ~ windy entry i11& hotel, NAV
convey to your Nestrils sg1 lungs the death
deslipg blast Trrible ID swift are the in
roads made by thu pex destroyer, The medi-
Gated siseholic prin PIE in Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters will CHI the dire complaint A
persistence in thiS PREV ptiys Of its further de.
yelopnant vim 8solutsa} Iehecknats the dan
gerous malady. yDnmedicA "a alcoholic slim
uiants are Of little OF no valH2 The just medi-
uM Is the HitterS Not less eAlacipss IL II in
cases OF malaria, billiousness. Constipation,
rhsunstism. dyspensia aRd kidney trouble.
The weak are lsu.Kisv ti,ase upon whom dis
ease festeHs fr1i .s.ysessate with the Bitters.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-30

rillo this week looking out homes, and as
far as we can learn they were all very well
pleased with the country, and will probably
locate Amarillo Northwest.
Prospcetors are stil pouring in looking
for homes in the great wheat belt of North
west Texas.-[Quanah Chief.
HENRIETTA. CLAY COUNTY, TEX, Sept.
2S.-Some forty or fifty German Catholic
families have come in during the past week
and located on lands bought Of Messrs.
west Of the city. A hundred more families
will be added to this colony during next
month
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-30
GROWTH OF THE SOUTH.

The First Three-Fourths of the Year Males
aFayorsble Showing.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Sept. 29.-In q re-
view of the industrial advancement of the
South during the third quarter of 1891, the
new industries established were 1000. show
ing healthy and substantial growth. Three
shoe factories, five breweries, thirty-six
brick and tile works, two car works, four
teen canneries, eight cempresses, forty
electric light companies, seyenty-four flour
and corn mills, forty-nine fepndries and
machine shops, nine furnaces, twenty
three oil mills, ffty-eight mining and quar-
rying companies, 1876 railroad companies
were organized. Six rolling mills have
been established. thirty-nipe street and
twelve. Six tsnneries, twenty-seyen water,
works and 2l3 Woodworking establish
mepts.