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The wAL-A wAkIA LxScHrsG.
County Commissioners OFFER . Reward
"A Mtlitary Inyestiration.

County Commissioners OFFER Reward
"A Military Investigation.
WALLA WALLA, May Especial. 1.-The
county commissioners in session today Of.
fered q reward of 81 500 for the arrest and
conviction Of the lypchers Of A. J. Hunt
April "a
An official order Ut Fort WaIla Walla
reads as follows:
Soldiers: Your commanding oficeY Il assured
that the great crime against the law committed
recently by few men OF the command u deprs-
Gated and condemned BY you. Publ ic opinion
however, guided by the press viii hold I'll Of N
implicated, until We ascertain aud secure for the
law the guilty parties. Our honor, the honor
OF our regiment. the honor Of the army, and our
duty demands this. Until the guilty arc found,
suspicion rests upon all Every innocent man
viii, therefore, recognise the necessity Of clear
Ing his good name of the stigma resting upon Il
The board oficers to investigate occurrences af.
fectinR this command on the evenings Of the sd
and Path Of April, 1884, 10 hereby ordered to meet
at this post today. Detail for the board 10 Major
NJ. Cooney, Captain T. J. Whit Captain C. A. p.
Hatfield, Fourth cavalry. The board IL author.
lied to summon before Il any person connected
with the command.
The board is now in session, but no re-
suit has yet been made public.
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Inn ueasa I'm the city Of Mexico.

SEw oRLKASs. May A Tmes- Demo-
crafts special from the City Of Mexico says :
influenza Is very prevalent Two opera
companies have been Obliged to suspend.
President Dias and many other prominent
people are Ill.
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Makes the
Weak Strong

Inc way IN which Hoods sarsapariila builds M
people In run down or weakenas .,a,s - 1872
eonciusiveiy proves the claim that this medicine
MAKES the weak strong" II does not act IKE =
etimniant, fmpartins fictitious strength nom
wnlcn there must follow reaction OF greater
wesxness Than before. but In the most natural Wv
HOODS sarsApariila overcomes that tirsd s.e,,ry
c.esses an sppetite purines the blood ana in mort
sives great bodily. nerve, mental and tisestive
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The Australian Ballot A. Nev.a,

CARSON, New. May A-The first practical
test OF the Australian ballot Law recently
ADOPTED IN Nevada. took place to-day in
the election OF city trustees. The voters
cast their ballots rapidly, and with no
trouble in any wav.
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OLYMPIA, May Especial. l-Attornev
Generai Jones today appointed James A.
Haight, OF Tacoma, his assistant.
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AsrwxRr, May 4-Friesland, New York.
SourHANrroN. May 4--Saale, New York.
NEW YORK, May Ems, Bremen.
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Judre roo Improvins.

6AH DfEGo. May 4-Ex-Minister Taft il
resting easier tonight, and partook Of some
nourishment in the early part Of the even-
ing. The chances are more favorable for
recovery, - the hemorrhage has been
stOpped
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on Trial for Her Lifa.

LINCOLN. Neb., May 4-The trial of Mrs.
John Sheedy and Charles Mcfarland.
colored, for the murder Of Eheedy, in Janu-
Az last. begun here todsy.
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shipping Intelligence.

San FRAscIsco, May A-Cleared-str
Waiia Walia, Victoria; Mic str Bundalesr
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A Mexican Diplomat Dead.
ROME, May 4.-Senor Meniaga, Mexican
minister. is dead,
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The Fine Climate Of IevA
BooSE, Ia, May "A SHARP ~
morning did much damage 70 fuft ~
section.
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DIXON And ABH WILLIS.

1o x1ght q Juns for the WeRla's Bs1.
tan ChaDp1onsh1p.
San FhAscIsco. Nay THE California
Athletic Club tonight decided to match
Abe Willis, the Australian bantam
weight, and George Dixon, the colored
champion. for fight The purse win b
5000 and the fight take place in Juna.
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NEW YoRK, May A Special train
bearing the Empress Of midas passengers
arrived ct the Grand Central depot this
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Beautiful women, made % By the artistic uso
OF Windows famous RobsztinA onos trisd. a.
uays uoed
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snohomish II Coming ON MAY q.

SsoHoxIsH, May Especial l-Snoho-
mish viii be ably represented at Seattle
Wednesday, as nearly all say they are GO
ing down to meet the president
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-Mre winslow's Soothing syrup for Children
Tsething' softens the gums, reduces tnnanms-
sion, sliays pain. cures wind collie - oenss
tcttia
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A Cattle King Crosses the Range.

Montgomery. formerly cattle king of the
San Joaquin valley. died at Smelling today.
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Hoods
SarsapariIIa

sold BY al Druggists. q: six fnr rs pr.n.,.s
'n'S ~ z L HOOD 4 Co. Lowell Mass
LOO Doses One Dollar
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Reduced prices tor ..Iolsnthe
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06
FACTS BRIEFLY STATED.

A grain blockade Is feared on the
railroads of Kansas
At Marinisco. Mich, Friday. Fair 4
Atwster's sawmill was burned. Loss,
SO. O.0eo.
Edward NJ. Field is the third member
of the family to be locked up in an in
sane asylum.
J. v. Gotta was elected president of
the Illinois horticultural society st
Dixon Friday.
John T. Stspler, . cracker manu-
suicide Friday BY shooting.
Mrs. Charles Duncheon. aged 81.
dropped dead at her home near Chand-
lerville. Ill, Thursday evening.
1t is said that the establishment Of
new Catholic dioceses in the northwest
will be recommended 1t the vatican
soon.
Galesburg, Ill. Friday completed the
raising of $50. 900 with which to secure
the location Of . 5000. 900 beet sugar
factory.
James Sandersou. who is said to
have killed l40 Indians in the last
twenty Eve years. has just died at Fort
Sumner. n. N.
The expectation Of tobacco from
Mexico during the last fiscal year
amounted to $loe. .344. s6 more than the
previous year.
The swine plague Is carrying OF hogs
in great numbers in Scott and adjoin-
ing counties of Iowa One farmer At
Walnut Grove lost City.
= The residence of S. N. Fry, near
Springfield, No, was burned, and Miss
Minols Payne, q young lady IL years
old, perished in the flames
A dinner will be given at Dclmouico's
In New York December 81, at which
time the attitude Of the Empire state
toward the worlds fair will be ex-
planned
Admiral Walker was ordered Friday
to proceed at once to the South At
lantic station with the Chicago. At
lanta and Bennington aud assume
command.
Hon. Thomas RYAN. minister to
Mexico. said At Topeka, Kan, Friday
that Mexico's exhibit at the Colum bian
exposition would be extensive and
creditable.
Charles Rodgers tried to thaw car
tridges Of giant powder 1T Eagle
gorge at Tacoma Wa h., Friday.
Rodgers was l. He'd and q truckmau
named O'Neill fatally wounded.
Paymastcr General Stewart in his
annual report to the secretary of the
navy says that the growth Of the navy
has called for expenditures Of $780,.
900 at shore stations during the fiscal
year.
Influenza Is so widespread in Berlin
as TO interfere with the operation OF
railways and other large concerns and
with municipal and judicial affairs
Hospitals are crowded 10 their utmost
capacity
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06
WAS IINCOLN'S ADVISER.

Death Of Col. Dick Taylor. to Whom the
Martyred President Ascribed tho Credit
of Originating the Greeaback System Of
Currency.
CHICAGO. Dec. 5.-Col. Edmond Dick
Taylor. an Intimate personal friend
and adviser of President Lincoln. died
at his home in this city, Friday, aged
50 years. Col. Taylor was financier
and was connected with many banking
institutions in his day. And when the
war broke out and the governments q
credit with Europe was exhausted, and
the soldiers went crying for money, and
the treasury was empty, Lincoln sent
for Col. Taylor. Col Taylor studied
the situation carefully and advised the
issuing of the famous war currency,
the ''greenback." Secretary of State
Chase was called in, but being a hard
money man he opposed the idea with
all his force. A cabinet meeting was
called, and the frst greenbacks were
soon in circulation The crisis was
averfed
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06
PASSENGER TRAIN WRECKED.

A Trsssie Gives Away and rreeip'tatss
she Care late = Bsysu-Nias fsrssss
InIurcd-
MEMPurs. Tenn, Dec. 5.-A north
bound passenger train on the Louis
willie, New Orleans & Texas railroad
left the track near Evansville,
MISS, at n m., ran along
the ties for $50 feet and onto =
ts-stle over . bayou. This gave way
aud the train, consisting Of two day
coaches. one Pullman sleeper and two
baggage cars, was preeiptstsd 80 feet
into the bayou. which Is practically
filed with water. 1t is not known il
any were killed, but nine persons were
hurt
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06
MANY NEW SENATORS.

a Group OF Seventeen VIII Enter the Next
fifths OF the Whole ssa-
ate Admitted in the Last Tive Years
An Uspreeedsntsa fsaux Of New Nea.
WAsHiSeroS, Dec with the open
Sag Of the Fifty-seeond congress the
senate receives seventeen new mem.
bers. Two years ago but six new men
took seats. Later eight senators Of the
incoming states of North and south
Dakota. Montana aad Washington ap-
psared- Then followed the admission
of Idaho aud Wyoming. and the resig-
nation of Senator EdmcndA
The new senators represent . good
deal of diverse talent There are
among them what Senator Edmuncs
has called cowboy states men," and
there are ''old stagers," 'silk stock
ings," and ''hsysceds-" At least one is
a millionaire, another Is . physician,
several are printers. one is . Clergy
man and q num5e are lawyers They
represent politically all shades of be-
lief
The congressional directory. when il
10 printed, viii classify the new re-
cruits as follows: Republicans. s;
democrats. .; Farmers Alliance. Z
This summing up shows gain Of one
seat for the republicans and three
for the democrats The death Of
Senator Hearst of California. gives
a democratic seat to Mr.. Fel-
ton. formerly republican MEM
Der of the house. Illinois,
New York and Yisconx;n earh xard
democrats TO succeed repu blicana Be
sides this there Is the republican loss,
if not democratic gain, in the fact that
South Dakota and Kansas have dis
placed two republicans by sending Mr..
Kyle and Judge PETER Of the alliance.
The senate will therefore stand repub-
licans. 4s; democrats. 81; Farmers Al
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06
UNDER A FALLEN WALL
Terribls Disaster IN Q Burned Build
ing &C st. Paul, Minnesota
sIsE WOREaE5 CRUSHED TO lPuLP
white WORKING Among the nntss . Par
sltssa " ali Gsys. Bay aaa Bariss
Jhs1 0at Of sfxhs--s1eksaisg
sssss - IN szs<gss.

sr PAUL. Nina. Dee. S Eins
mangied aaS el-c&ensd bodies lie as
the Washington street msrxue a. Ihs
result OF an awful Ascidsat that O.
CURED st Las Friday sfteraooa by tAs
falling Of . pArtitioa Wall in the Far
well 0zmaa 4 Kirk building. which
burned tso wee<s ago. Another man
lies dead At the city aospitAl
from injuries received from falling
bricks Three others are nortally
wounded, and half dozen more are
hurt Mra John Woiianger reports
her husband missing. IL Is the geaeral
impression that several more men are
under the ruins. as eighs or ten Of the
workmen have not jet reported at
their homeA
EsDosing ths usfsrtaa.tss
IL was = sight never To be forgotten
g. the dead and injured were taken out,
some OF them crushed almost To .
pulp. One Of the men. supposed TO
have been sub-foreman. was
taken ous IN his fur coat.
nothing bat his feet and limes be-
ing visible. His head and body ap-
peared TO be crushed out OF shape.
There were men with all tAeir
limbs broken, faces bruised aud
crushed out of ell resem biance to
humanity. Others were not so badly
mangied. but had evidently been in
stantly killed by the brick falling on
their heads OF those who were woupA-
ed and taken TO the hospital two
were able 10 81. up in the wag-
ON on the way. and these are
the two who viii recover. The greater
number had To- be taken on stretchers
and handled very carefully in order
that the little life remaining might not
be shaken out of them.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06
FURIOUS STORMS.
The Great Northwest sansrtsg frsn the
knsss 81 . Siis<sEs-iu sAszxs b.a.ss
~ Rain asa Hail IA fsaasyts s4nls-

The Great North wsss sansrtsx from the
kasss 81 . Slsx<4zs-I1 s4saxs D.A.ss
~ Rain ssa nxu IN Fsaasyts.nls-
ST. PAUL. Mum. Dee s-The worst
blizzard since the famous fall OF lsss
10 now raging all over the northwest
and the advance guard has Just struck
this portioa OF Minnesota A high
wind = blowing. piling the snow in
drifts. blocking up al the flls and
threatening to lay up every train west
OF here. The Chicago trains got away
on time Friday night but none Of tho
western connections were made in any
direction
Is u feared snowed-up passengers
may suffer severely. Specials from
Devils Lake, Grand Forks. Aoorhead.
Crookstoa. Jamestown. Aberdeen.
Brookings, Ellendals, wahpeton and
Watertown show . blizzard in op .ra-
ton and all trains delayed. but no suf-
fering nor loss Of life has been re-
ported
CARLISLE. Pa, Dec. &-Damage to
property TO the amount of over Sloo, 900
WAS done BY the terrific wind and rain
storm which the Cumberland valley
experienced Friday afternoon, the most
severe known in many years As the
telegraph wires are down it is impossi-
BILE 10 estimate the extent of the dam
age at present
At Aechanicsburg fifteen buildings
were blown down. among them the
National hotel and Methodist church.
Twelve other buildings were damaged.
At Waynesboro the Landis tool works
and the Wassiter schoolhouSe were
wrecked From the country come re-
ports of wrecked barns. ruined crops
and prostrated telegraph lines The
storm lasted nearly an hour.
McsxEeoS. Mich, Dec. 5.-A terrific
windstorm passed over this city Friday
morning. Kelly Bros large brick
factory in the suburbs was blown
down. Other buildings were wrecked
and damaged aad trees were torn up.
Kelly Bros loss is $40. 600 and the dam
age to other property has been consid-
erable
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06
DROWNED IN The HUDSON.


Two Lives Losf.
HAvRRsrRAw. ". ". Dec 5-Twelve
bzrr-s loaded with brick. including the
Irene. Capt James Kennedy; Delson.
Capt. Pat CahiI: Louise. Capt A, Brad
bury; Lizzie and Louise. Christie Roy.
Capt Brennan; James e. Scott
and Ellen Mcclure, towed by the
Cornell Towing Company's steamboat
Townsend. coming down the Hnd-
son. when opposite Croton point
were upset at about . O'Clock
Friday evening and stwo p~rsou 7
were drovned The names of the
osher bosss are Mary @. Burns. Capt
VIII Dewitt; Blackstone and Yellow
stoas. from Tompkins cove. whose cap
tairs names could not be ascertained.
when &C Cretea point the swAsh of
The river was 80 great that the ting
vss eenrelled 20 round IA. thus
fsrcing the barges 70 ride each other.
Being loaded and the tide washing high
shsy Immediately upset There were
sixty smen en theo twelve earges
aud all but two have come ashore
The accident Is attributed mainly 70
the esreIessness Of the pilot of the ting.
The storm esne upon the ha-ges just
a. they reached Crcson point The
river is vide 81 this place and bixh
cross ses WA ruaaius As the tow
came sroura the pasns the waves were
80 heavy that they began - wash
Over sse stesmer's side. Te save
"a from fcrrd~-irs is wss neces-
ssvy 20 heavs 20 with bead 10
toe sea The moment the TOW ~-Iine was
east OF the ssrSes began % drive into
cue snsfher snd bound about IN the
seawsy A th-y kaoeked together
some had hoirs steve IN their sides and
ssak ard some csushs sre against sn-
other. wcrs tossed over BY the hsavy
ses ard NE wsnd ard surned bottom sp
Al this haPp~nea m fe~ minut~s.
The a-ws sf ts- sarres were dra~nea
below The h-svs rslnfsis bad driven
e~-ryecsy fress tie DECKS Ne warn.
nz seeas - has sees Gissa ~ the
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06
IA GRIPPE HAS RETURNED.
Nest eY shs Large Cities In Ohio Troubled
with the Disease.

Nest 81 she Large Cities In Ohio Troubled
with the Disease.
2CNcrSyATI, Dec 5-The physicians
of this city very generally agree that
the influenza or ia grippe" of two
years ago has returned to the city. and
nearly al of them report . consider.
able numbe OF cases in t,eir practice.
They unite in saying the dis.
ease Is due to atmospheric infiu-
cnces. and that its symptoms appear
more in the head than in the lungs,
though in some cases pneumonia
follows Other cities in the state.
notably Dayton and Columbus. appear
to have many more cases according TO
population than Cincinnati
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

WAsMseroS, Dec a.-The bureau of
American republics is informed that
gentleman named Aquiies Thour left
Buenos Ayres on the lst of October
for the purpose of making horse back
journey to Paris by way OF Bolivia,
Peru. Colombia, Central America, Mex
leo. the United states. Canada. Alaska,
Russia and Germany. He expects to
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

COLUMBUS. o.. Dec. k-The resolu-
tion of tho republican state central
committee requesting George Knapp
and Senator sherman 70 investigate
the eligibility of Senator Brice fxed
Friday night ~ the time they should
make report TO the committee. Sec
retary Fred Herbst said Friday that
since Mr.. Knapp declined TO DO the
work the matter had remained I'm
stain QUO. II is believed here that -
bottom has fallen cut of the movenent
a. o..sf Hrice
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

tagboat people wasn rhey hove TO. The
frat the mea IN the e4rge< kns "
other AID siakiag and upsetting
Most Of thea had time 20 rush on
On deekjunp into the water Tbs
men who swan ashore had a hard
struggle for life in the cold water and
hizh sllfZ
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06
GRAND RAPIDS MARKETS.


0ssv--wsess sse: corn. secs oats sses re.
sc; bsfi~s, q, - 2 evf tnef wheat. Zoe bn-
Nfsrs-besf. 41xG7 e. .rk. III etSxes nut
ton sc. spring isma - fawfs 1nscs sfrfeg
decks feNlfe.
PRYprcs-Bsttsr, z1f: eggs. s1e; pofstors r
q eet ~; terts nc y tH; oriobs sSs bs,
beans S% p bus keaey. lie, app 60 81 u
6sl Is tbss 75e s<i s. - pn
Hxy-Tsmofhs. li54fs ton; esorer. tf31h y
ter ssrsS - ysen.
ootr-N aebea 1G7ss urvashe1 fx@3e.
Hfsss sss x sltops--s reex 4>s strers. over
& ibs stz<, care1 81 cali SKINS frrtn. s. ca
skiss. c1fsc. So f.sie~. rouxs. tkes pssts tsss
o1l -: Getfn la
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06
BISHOP wApHAMs DEAD.


The Aged Head 0f che Diocese Of OeSsae.
burg Passes Away.
WATERFOWL. n. Y. Dec. 5.-Rt Rev.
Edgar p wadhaus, bishop of the dio.
cese of Ogdensburg, died at the epsco-
pal residence in Ogdensburg about .
o'clock . m. aged II years. He
has been Ill for some time. When
his death was announced. the draI
and City hall bells were tolled Bshop
Wadham's parents were ProtestantS
and he wss educated for the L p seopal
ministry. bat embraced the Catholic
faith at the age of 20. Extern the
priesthood ne was consecrst.d bishop
OF Ogdensburg May s. ls72
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

WINNIPEG. Man. Dec a-At De Lo-
raine Mrs John Peddie was foa id Frt-
day morning frozen 10 death aoout 100
yards from her home She Was driving
home from market and was caught in =
blizzard Her two children were also
badly frozen.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

PARIS. Dec. 5-The Journal Official
publishes decree authorizing the inn
port of American pork into France.
The ports Of entry. however, are linn
tied and importations can be made only
Al Dunkirk. Havre, Bordeaux and Mar
scilles
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

cKEsrox, Ia. Lee A-pe&th hes
claimed two more victims Of Thurs
days gasoline seeidert Lying dead
in the little cottage On Elss street are
Jasper Nsas. Mira Naus. baby Bessie.
aged years and Walter, aged 81
years only one survivor Of the fam
ly. Carl. . Syesr-old boy, escaped.
with had burns on his hands and srus.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

stocks and bonds and other saluaele
documents They were still ~ work
whea Capt MeLAnxhlin. Of the old
Slip station. and detectives from head
quarters cautioned tA<a - preserve
sll pspers founi in the eeice AID lsy
ta<u aside with care
W.s - ksS>ps1 L~s>sAe.
ALBAsE. n. Y, Dec 6-fae dyns.
nate crank Ia thought 70 be Hiram u
wilson. aged As. a. escaped iGaat4e and
native of Glsns Falls. Warren county.
Wilson has escaped previously from
Aiadletown and ether asyiums-
He Was very strong ssd Of light
complexion Tie worst signs
of insanity were developed four
teen years ago when he kept the
Bolton house en- Lake George. Then
he led horses into ths hotel and mouat
ing . table deliysred IN address to
them He WAS Of late years talking
of making horses 60 faster than
any have ever gone, and of patent
rights, and 1T one time he tooh the
shoes OF . horses hoofs and put
them on his own feet and then he led
the horse over some of the mountain
ous country of the Adirondacks VIII
son, after short terms in insane asy-
lums. has Teen discharged a. cured or
escaped. He has generally cele brated
his freedom by making attempts to kill
some ono who refused TO meet his de-
mands for money.
Had Threatened Others.
Several years ago he attempted to
kill . man whom he had asked for
money 10 set him up In business On
another occasion. when w. j. Arkell
was in Albany. Wilson made ademand
on him. When he refused his demand
Wilson threatened TO kill him and even
attempted to assault him In his Office.
He had also threatenea the life of
Goodwin Brown, sae Of the state lu-
macy commissioners It was the loss Of
money that made him crazy. Wilson
was arrested here about year ago for
II Ill
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

PARIS, Dec. s.-Mme. Delard, 70 years
of age. and her maid were found muir
dered Friday. There Is no clew to the
murderers She was the mother of NJ.
Baron. chief of department in the
war ministry. The family Is well
known in the better circles. and the
tragedy has created the greatest excite
meut
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

Covxcl Bluyrs. Ia, De- She
board OF supervisors rae. the dis
covery some time ago that there was
quite . sum of money due cs . pension
claim To ]. gsehler, who il an inaate
of the insane asylum here Friday the
board received the smount due. which
synrssnseh n, ~ sze
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

AMIGO. Wis, Dee Al. Boxensk. q
workman st Weeks mlll. fell from .
trsmway and broke his neck. He was
about 81 years old and leaves . wife
and three ehildren in destitute cireun.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

New YORK, bee 5-Mrs Delia
Stewart Psrneli. mother Of the isis
Charles Stewart Parneil. has sailed for
England on the Cunard steamer Au-
rania. She is accompanied by her son.
John Parneu
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06
BEET SUGAR FACTORY.
Oalesburg. III, to Have One for Mex


GALEsBuRe, Ill. Dec. 5.-The citi-
zens have completed the raising of the
necessary $4,000 in stock toward the
building here of beet sugar factory
to cost 5000. .ooo. The balance of the
money il to be supplied by q
syndicate of Eastern capitalists.
1t is the intention to have the facto-
ry completed in time for next years
crop TO supply the factory will re-
quire the product OF $500 acres Of
beeta The factory will resemble those
at salt Lake City and Chino, Cal. A
similar project is being worked up at
Marshsiltown. Ia The syndicate in
tends erecting four more such factories
at various points of the west
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

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