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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-02-13
rhe oniv One Ever Printeo,

The Only One Ever Printed.
Can rou FIND THE woRD7 There Is . 8
inch display advertisement in this paper,
this week, which has no two words alike
rev one appearing each week: from The
Dr.. Hartef Medicine Co. This house
places Q Crescent" on everything they
make md publish. Look for Il, send them
the name Of the word and they will return
you BOOK. SEAuT;scL LITuoaRAPAs or SAN
m.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-02-13

The Central tobacco warehouse at
Louisville was burned yesterday. Capt.
w. E. Edwards, who was sleeping in
the building, was burned to death.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-02-13

At q meeting Of the Iowa democratic
state central committee, il was decided
to push the Boise candidacy for the
presidency.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-02-13

1heTes 00N10
in . c~ough-more than ever whea
your blood is "bad." It makes
things easy for Consumption. But
there's q cure for it in Or. PierceAb
Golden Medical Discovery. A pod.
tive cure-not only for Weak
Lungs, Splitting of Blood, BroD.
chitis, Asthma and all lingering
Coughs, but for Consumption itss1
in all its earlier stages. I's rsa.
sonable. All these diseases depend
on tainted blood. Consumption b
simply Lung scrofula. And los
every form of scrofula and blood.
faint, the "Discovery" 10 . certaio
remedy. It's so certain, that II
makers guarantee it to benefit .
cure, in every case, or the money b
refunded. With q medicine thas q
certain, this can be done.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-02-13

Peter Oleson is fatally injured by the
explosion of q can of nitrogl yoerine and
dynamite at the Northern granite works
in Sank Rapids.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-02-13

There's q cure for Catarrh, to-
no matter what you've been led .
believe. If there isn't, in your case
you'll get $500 cash. Itis . bonae
ide offer that's made by the Pre-.
prietors Of Dr.. Sage's CatazzA
Remedy. There's risk in it, to 10
sure, but they are willing to take
the risk-you ought to bs GID
to take the medicine.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-02-13

Physicians prescriptions have failed to
reach many cases of rheumatism known to
have been subsequently cured by Salvation
Oil. That is the reason why the popular
voice is practically unanimous in its favor.
One bottle is usually sufficient.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-02-13

In the Sloss furnace ct Birmingham.
Ala. q scafold fell, killing John Slayton
and John Richie. Six others we're in
iured, some fatally.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-01-02

Cnle.. 4 oozp-ozise Is c-cc;e1
Rsssoll Ssr, Will probably ss made q.
:eaasr; Il ost q lie .-osi awe 49, .tie-
estEs s-iis ere. h.osEsI Il . uoE-. Q.
leu.
Tie rre.!EiiAry steps have bee. tAkoz
- er.as 49, Acton ASAiss: the .el;s.
:-!uiat.i-e PCT a-d-cAl b-ote- .e- h.rlz.
seed Brokers Clerk " x L.lzI.u &, :
shed &c save s.ass.; vsea Se-c-o.s tie
eyrsz!i.:, explode. lis o5=s Il S.ses
osee ~ Il Broadway o. tie I;;erlso. Q:
Fr.csy, December T. ]; 10 r.5o-,.oaz
Tia; tie a-ozri c: damages - se e.siacs
Las t.~e. placed .; t.bo. opa
The sgi; Will ee bAse4 r?os TIE .!l.s=.
;sor TIA, tie Elllloa.lre deliberately sela
The brokers' olerk between himself Gsa tie
6sIAc.nx dynamite: with the re.El; As.
Mr. SAre's Afe ~as save. ~ TIE .Ipcu,s
.: horrible Injuries 10 M. LAis.sw. IL
Will ss farther ALLEGED, {, 10 ureery.pos
HAT Mr.. SAGE Wa .-lly AWARE Of the great
peril 10 which lie stood. and Tia; be held
Nj. Is3alsu IL ,ro-; o: hin sre Re real
lied TIA; be Wa iespordiIinE the youns
mans lie, sad that he utilized kia q. .
,siela with tie kroxleiEe tia; II doiss 20
he WA delieerkiely izperiIlus MIR. Laid
lsr's lie 70 save Ii, o~I- Since TIE day
81 The terrible explosion Nj. is!Glsw In,
Scer AZ inmate o. ST. viacenis ho-pliAl
~ West l9oiA street.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-01-02
AN AWFUL TRAIN WRECK.
A Sleeping Coach Tsle,eopsd By an
Engine and Eleven Persons Killed.

shocking accident occurred Thurs
sAy nlsht on the New YORK Central be-
,w-en the ST. Logis express and the
Slas.rA Falls special train, ia which
eleven persons ~erv killed and . number
terribly injured.
The disaster was due 10 tho csrelessness
Of Brakeman Alber, $ Herriek Of tie
Uar. express which WAS lying stil below
H.stiug,. HsrFie. Ted nHl has not yet
been foaaa.
From the Official report given GU, Christ
ma, day by Thlrl Vice President Webb Of
the Central road, iraia Nc. Va. which left
New York ., o;ts l.s, nisht, ,topped al
Dohe's Ferry 10 make zone slish, repairs
Ga the elglle. The distant signal was
iiuaslo 4 Niagara Falls special, siop9ed
Dobos Ferry.
TIE conductor OF No. Is imne4i siely
seIt BrsAemsn Herries back 10 s!snsl the
coming tr.lns, lie pro 'eeded ~ far as tie
station At Hastinss lilo weni inslde and
talked with tho sia,ion master. waiting for
the cinelHuAti 4 ST. Louis eAprsss No. !.
which ioft that ol,y q, o'e!oek. Whlle
.---.--- --s-..-~ .-s' sss.- ~~-., suc
81 Louis express whifiei past, running a.
the rate Of forty mtles al hour
Engineer J. DoEohue o! the ST l-oals er
pr-ss received no warning Whatever Of tho
presenee OF the BaaAlo express on the
track ahead Until hs WAS almos, OF the
train. He reversed his en.ins. pat on the
air brskes and Jumped for his lie. The
engine OF No crashed !1to tic rear
sleeper Gibraltar OF tie buffalo special
with terrific force
When the S. Louis express crashed Isio
the sleeplns car Gibraltar. waieh Ma IA
,se rear o: tic Sl.S.r. express. tho ezslne
Tas completely lost IL the Interior o. Tie
Gibraltar .na /, ~As reduced 10 sP.laier.
Gibraltar AE1 -. s.t three % thea were
Killed or injured
The hi.s o; tho eseap.ss siesz AL TIC
eF1es sna sroAss Of TIC ~s=aeea ass ayiar
rAssenser. eoGlA Be sesia . lsas alsrsosL
The .rrcss Q. ise ~oGs.o1 sss lie cries
Of iss dytas were Ao~r;rss-sriz.. Aze
meat later the Gibraltar took are The
sAat, 81 eSiA trAiss ss!es.y rresre--s
frosz the sze;-ss.Asy saeck. ss4 rGsses 20
TIC AID .: u. lEpr.ssse- s<ss!.. TIC rAs-
sesssEs freas so;s irAlls ;s.ie~cs sGii AL
ssoa . seorr o: Iorsoss ss4 5rs..is-4 ts.=s-
selves isis . relief parry, O.e AFTER A.
s;se-. Tie ~esle-- a.. ey.as WIRE taxa
oct -Axrs ~e-v tarz 'rs= &c eA-~. AL
by ise !isAi 6! !Azns Aae ts-cses, sa.s -
s-s 10 essF away tie ssrE!as -ea!us=s
ef.ise Gibraltar. 1sey ~s-e sF.s4 q. ty
the e-sos c: tie !a.s-cs .aA e,.ss .-osf3e
w4tAia. SCAT Q: Tie IL, sr-s pss.csEu-,
hzrrse4 back ts tie eess; 81 HA,;i.s, -
sEHzss help AID asp A.y cue. t-..a,
issi t-ISsi - esz.ss
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-01-02
The Mexican Border War,

Ina telegram 10 General Stanley.
Captain Burke states ihs; Cara made :
speech 70 his followers II Loo anrelea.
TexsA, in winch he stated hat the present
campaign would be completely successful.
and after be had overtkrown the admins
trAtion OF President DiaI be would thea
tn,ist that part OF Texas Be added to Mex
leo. He has also told his men That 4. thes
cannot set supplies anywhere el.e they
ran capture For, Riigrnld and End plenty.
DR.. Plutsrco orueas, The Mexican con.
wi Al saa Antonio has received e dispatch
from the Mexican consul At SeuYo Lareco,
Mexico, stating that q force Of GArzs's
men and regiment CT Mexican troop.
met some distance below that place. and
the MeIieans were defeated with 4. los, O.
four men.
The Mexican government is rushing
troops TO the frontier. About a,oo1 Mexi-
can soldiers have been stationed along tie
border between Neuvo Laredo aud Mat..
moras. Amspy the number is Presiden,
DiaI' farorite regiment, the Fourth csvsi-
y, which Is pronounced the best rcsi men:
al Mexico.
Governor Hosv Of Texas has sept . de.
tachment OF rangers 10 the scene Of the
troubles and they will aid the military
authorities in supprss.lns the upr.siax.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-01-02
elees,hir.n Aiaaana ou;l.-,.

The ro:o-ioa. outlae. BOB s..a,. Ia.
ro;s-.ce - Cses:Au Cost;y, Alabama
Ne. john NeA.l-iXs. . sse-eAX.; g: Cas-
tAw Cos.;y. wAs rcSe.v.ES . ios. O: ae.,
ossoei>e :ra=s TIE !Anelsx aar I.ss; .As;
week sns Bob S.r.s ievc-ses Winchester
% he ers~ev ane snses Nm s..esa sAs
roo.s =; S-n-s' esasrL Ase s~t, EeG...ss
va-e se vplls sa-. lis Asu.< 40 AZ
Al---- AsS..lK.s aauss va guarded ia;
rl..i ~; The aef; .ist; -; :! . e-ses srre.
q: tse si=siir-~ A. .-H-a v... wsars->
i.-s. .-v1 Ae&.lS-'s srlse Kas s.rt ;ss
e1T-s rN.ts as issy -. Get CsA-i-y Its-y
rscsErs l.sG-t Fpra C;ssy ~4s ss5.
bot 30; saa--1lly vusnsr4- isst g....e,.
:stae:-.r 4.s c: SsNllAs wa s..,4-
-ata keSl!X. va stn; ts--e tzrs Ias
~ eis- A - yc., &C ti-oe o. IeN--lAs
wa S4I>- A .aJcs- Cd r-;ssr va
,su; !. tae tBrst 49, sa-ze- Ea Nls.
Bale ke:sr..Cy. . sc.as. .e.Ss,- sa.-zlas
IsrE isey u,~sr= NsNLls-'s .tu-s.
robbed !; o: VIA; esois iaey vsitce. raz
lr;i !; Gseiee :. xa4 u.-s sa.:..-is.
shscs AlnHs Tie -a.4 .'asy rr:zA-rrs lat
they ~oGls burn o.; az kll Dr. 8-uvr
.n4 F-.rs -Iia. s-azs' e.asAs.->. e-rs..d
In -aras eiotsiar .a- a-=na wiz VIE.
cacsiers. wu-s =. Sla.' haz.s -. s.y be
fare. saa are supposed - &c us-f o. -.
serca- A ..-sr s5Ay .. a.- l-- A.t.- tie
s-z.. ssa WI reve- Acc. r.Il. tsry e.te.
i.r-
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-01-02

A el,Fziea ron Caeui.A s.r,. a.
Aeoo@a; &C. saosne. etsAsvaett o. lie
l'x;.-ls :-o;;au. sae O: Aassssr e.sp.Ay o.
sA.iAs;rJ -.o. tss Pari p; b. tsS osss<s.
Aoeoresnx L c-is SispsAcE sews 1AA sss
s-~c. r~s~.rre .; Cslrs;;A .ros cls., tho
s-p.i Eu-tso-- t-osi o: The A-!i.s. IL !selA
ie tsr oscc: TIA: i-t--irts-s s..Hits. e; tie
hu.. o: s.oey o: kssEie-, Is Tie n-..ls.
.sfvius. Ess .calre . Irrc.s.rr psy.o..ts
fu-s Slli rcccsLy - SA-a1Ly .xkcs -
C.p.Als Aye=le= Nne Lis es:a =saa Tie
!sSz.r.Is; h.ir. . a-sfs-sis .s.; WILL -.
HrEse. N.s.- rva-ls erprs tsosa srusz -
slss ias sinar s-rss;wusss tary hss crrci.
e .ss.s ne I'-r1-p.rs. sil.lss srv,sJ Q:
TIC os.-y Ia vpsreiaS s=Aay Ciao-.
Tat 'u-pe -aoe- .he uozz=ass 81 liez-
iessai >=-liA "a sbu.; lp ;=c--
Tt-uast.os; lie caTss.n-ti sses was
tie v.4s arsas OF lie irss-sEsea tie; -.
B-!;ist farce os4y hss .esr ss.es ~o.rae.
A ..to- Gssa,ea ssys the; t.s .s,s g.
SA.Er va. Eti,-iy elsoorrA<c. b. tsis 90
:e.i Ia h.s s=hs-it;~4 to tie Bsi;s.A 81!
!isr- rriAa-.ti-. ss4 la; &c Will .r .-.ea
laaos e.cu-T &c sl=lA
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-01-02

Advices from the South seas state
that the natives OF the New Hebride.
group have become sinTulariy notorious OF
late. owing 10 the numerous atrocities per
pe;raicl by them on the white Inhabitants
French. ., well a. nriti.h subjects, Gavn
fallen victims TO the buiebery Of the .av-
agc,- Following closely upon the murder
OF Peter Savers, y British settler, by IA.
,iyes of Santa. comes news OF another
crime, the victims IN this case being II
Parnen; aud NJ. BV;e Ms.licolo Island
was the scene Of the murders, the native,
Concerned belonging TO the Bah tribe. NJ
Parnent was a ooprs maker and had =
Asnall station on the coast Q. Aaliicnlo. He
Ma. surprised by native. and to.nshaNked
to death. his store being afjerwara loc,ei
by the savares- No yrovocsaon appear.
TO have lcen given BY the coirs-inaser,
and white residents Of the island believe
that tho crime wac committed solely with
The se.cct o. plunaer
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-01-02

Mexicaa district ccar' Judge re-
gently issocs order 70 the ps,iec and
troops Ter ;he closing Of :osr E.osAsteries
n Pvso.s CT the grozpd ihA; the saain
t.ia.scc o: these irs;tstioss is contrary TO
Law. Upoa TIE esrryi.s out Of the .udse's
9r5,rs the people rcvoites. and 9 Aga; he.
iwcea the people o. ops aide kre the police
s1a soldiers OF tie cher followed. darins
which Uae person Wa killed And four
otscrs wounded The accounts Of the
Array ARE conflicting. Tie clersy. OF the
pne hand. sssos; Tia; they were torn from
The altar. leaving tie sacrament exposed,
5rsSrcd through TIE streets by troops. and
subjected 70 many hurnilistions- The popa-
lace rose CT -oEssc and offered couside rsbio
resistance 70 TIE TROOPS, crying. Viva IL
religion Death 70 Ms,ousT" Twenty
TX priests were arrested Paehla Is in =
stale Of intense excitement
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-01-02
ScOTC- LANDOWNER eusi-
Gus
Sweeping Reductions - Se-; o.
Thr- Etss.r.

Sweeping Nc5ucfiprt - Se-' o.
Tier Ef;s;rr
The Scnlrh landowner. are il I
;s-4azs =asSe 0rc- to E-;la1 q =. aLsa
Lana ls.4 egzrs = fr1aslas ruz;s !. a-.-.y
- 1t case. s-ezsti t.ssu-s tsc tribunal
TIC cozr. u-ss i5zr4sz s1sa I'sc- .aA - I.
-nsl.i g: 10 o-u:lrb E.iis-as q ths
s-rE-u= qsus;iaa ltIs o~r- tra yua,
ago Ias lad |u-.sr-, su4Fsi tna.h Ias
IA EEElas: lie :a-sa..laa O. ths ouu-l
c-E-azlHs tac-s wa - .-s=sG for 10 coz
i3zlrts .: isC rrufto-s ia; ts.l- sa-icai
-4FAt. s=a privilege. L. t-rcs srzassIiy
:srhc4 ;rutz thesz VILE tat-r eA-lE.ilaa,
az- ase- iar-u.sns- To cs-sn.lstzsoa; q
= coEr; = tld=tt ia terra. Q. -c-l.i Z.
s'rtvrr. landlord -. tss.st ~. declared
~ ne ;t-=-- r.as, e ht sss go, Il rl.-
., ;as.r humanity AZ sez-ll E-s.-s..iy.
TIE sc-tisa q -zzle.l, A.ldc5 - u.
ClErs, y =, VIII s-rsi sl--slty .lp;eg
tie :aC@s=rs % ric:n-T. si4rs - izkry
pEtastir appeal, . TT aah.ie tArasEs &c
press q z lsna ,rafz .,u-saaS VIC vi,ii.s
ise HI<alsass saz tic islEaa. = s,aoiizas,
~ TOD yiieoz. tales G. i.s e-ecs, e 10.
e-- lEn. tesure Epos iss .uzI.I r41.
eut--lsE iasrr-
Eve.s lave s-r.y gs,iiae- tie errstI-z
o: TIA osur- Ias cszrs eEzazlse. ever
;z-zs-, Ead esr.;iar. farmers. aGlllss aad
oEas-s y t-ss cad f.ssioz- a, .c,aii
Q: ~, ses-cti=E cIkzl-Etius ate he CT
cznstSsocs g each case. tAe-p ]. scarcely
a. ests1 h TIE -c.iat rtic-re5 % WHERE
o. sweeping ro3Bcuoss IL rcai have &c.
heca urac-ea zs4 s-resrs Ea-te9. -! io-,
Ct uolpa. hare ths.s t,ear t-z-sfp--ra iran
aae side q The a2isasc see; . tic othsf.
froia TIE POCKET, Q, TIC landlord, is tao,s
Q! TIC c-ofie-, II eject
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-01-02
Serious Lsoec, Of the Cara Move
ner;.

seSas Secretary Graz; Gays iaAi
,. regards tie sl;.s;i5. O. The Ec1ieaa
ifasisr- :, sc-4nss, sn4 ita; tie wa &C.
p.-tEsrs; !. cxertins .isea &C .rsrcEt
:Ertsur viu.Eii7as o. tie tcs;rssi;y ls~s
ey Gs-zss sGns o: rcrolsti9aisn- ]; 1,
socesss-y - ;lrcrsr; Cara from cross!H.
h.c.vs-c. tus forwards b.;~cea Mexico
E.d isr CE.->e S;k:cs that the &c itrc 80: oe
Esa.- Cess-.l Stsnley's oo=-And te dis
i-1bssc@ aisss -. ror.A eAss OF tie Rs
G-.uss- il . believed .; tie war depart
sssr; Tia; Os-zss movement 10 ra!sisz i.
s;-ulsts rptr.ihstAssInrt TIE esorts o. the
Uriics States sns NexieAs trpoys - re
st-s.n j.. a.. pv=s oescers are suaf- Q: the
fact Ia: piA=, re Irceiseri Q: Ns1ico.
reached Lis r-e>es, staten through q
rtvolst2oss-y isores,cs; conducted sc-us,
ise boundary .sti ~ Cara 10 saasei!Hs
lie campaign.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-01-02
Soldiers Aiding Chinese

pretty state OF affairs ha. beea
discovered 3, Fort NIAGARA, New York
For some time privaics ia tho eleventh
United States Infantry. four companies OF
which are located Of Locsport- y. V, have
been engaged IN smuggling over Cinnamon
q; the mouth OF the Niagara river This
has proved 30 profitable tia; half the men
1t the fort are said TO be engaged in violat
Ing the law. Deputy United States mar
sbals and tie custom house of3ci.ls a; Sus.
pen. ion Bridge succeeded in nabbinc John
Brar, q private, at this work
The otiecrs ct the fors gave up the man.
and assured the arsasls that they would
lend them every aid in prosecuting the
men who have been engaged IN the prac
toe. 1t i said That they have been max.
inE as high as . a bead from the Celes-
;isis brought over and landed in this coun.
Try.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-01-02
Bomb 1,pleees in. Church.

Daring -.anighi mass Dee. "a 10
church n vzlcuaE. Su=ia- fear hc-ht
were exploded w1th ic-riac c-ect. Tlc
church was iLrtnrcd vita uursAiuuurs
whoa tie explosion took place oas bla5
exploding 10 TIC Sanctuary The rett
were distributed ttrus-A TIE church. The
erplosi1a % tie b1zb ~ thc s4-ctaary
wrccse3 tho hizh ALL trd cntapIs;e,y oe
stroye1 q side ohspe-. Hsry O. tie sud-
cnce were Injured.
The sceao IL the church was fearful Al
trst the audience was parsiyzed with fear.
Then cane tie FroEas and cries o, the
injured and the ssricks o. women, who
supposed That the church WAS about 70 col.
lapse ufou hen. Two arrests lave bcen
MADE By The police il correction with the
egplosioa-
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-01-02


Fire was discovered In the north
Wing Of the Eastern Miehissn insane ssy'
iuln ~ Pontiac at II 4 IN or the eth. The
nsnes spread with fearful Ispiily and
with tho limited facilities q hand tho nre
men were power!ess. Fifteen minutes
after The rrst alarm WAs sovnt-i tho oceu-
pants Of the wing. zoo women. were turned
loose. Screaming frAnticAlly with terror
the msnlses snr1ed through tho corridors,
where the air WAS slrosdy nllsd Win
smoke. leagues OF nApe were Visible
through i, all and the sight hl!ed the do
nsnied creatures with iesroG Some ran
like Wild animals. trcsdiss their slower
companions under foot IL their mad EFFORT
fright and stood rootsd V Tie spot. WIFE
eyes sA'rsnE horribly into the roArsnx nre'
The attendants performed deeds OF hero
ian In tbs endeAvor To rescue the helpless
Rushing hithss Aad thithss. dragging tho
lssiiAtins ones from tasls rooms. iasS
drove TIE Insane women ia,s tho open .is'
When some were oscs o. Ge cstside they
would break AWAY and rush Tor tie build
iEs Again. Superintendent B.rr and hl'
sssssi.an 90 tLs medical xlAf gave dlr-c
uoas for the rstncvAI Of SsSAlnstss aud.
By tkslf excellent AID vslisEt labor, ali,
II 10 believed. were rvs-aei alive.
tpoa Tho nrst dlscotsry Of TIC arc the
PesiiAe Gre dsps-iHeat wAs bottled, Tho
s!Hs.o steamer IN The p.ses n.is Tie rlG
OF xree niles 81 ereAxases sped Wlsa
Tee nfsistreAtn ~As tgr1e! % Tic flames
tie north wsax WAS seea 10 b t1oaoa Ase
every sserSy WAS beat 70 tie sio9slhs q
The Gre 81 ise eesie.. se~ minutes
.A'es tie eilss.s Of Poaiiae besAa 10 ~.
rive 90 the se--s sai sooa A. array 0! seV-
era! hundred iaen were ~ work. villa
tie s..ea -ssis;A.es TIE ~easa were
!eseei 70 s~iirs .roa ,ss se~se, Taose
~so -. rls away lEto Tie woods were
eEeussi back an. PLACED H. TIC cottages
Is.re we're ~l!lHs Es.as if Ilea;y sHa
TIE lE!eft-rAtes were sous made a. GA.
fsFtAhls as poss-bls-
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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-16

From a,ooo Mems stylish Single and Double
breasted Suits, made of Cheviots, Cassimeres ant
Mixtures; also Single and Double-breasted Beaver
Melton. Cheyiot and Chinchilla Overcoats; usually
sold at S13, s14, SIS and $40.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-16
COALBOAT STAGE.

The Water Is High Enough to Take Out
All the Loaded Coal in the Pools-The
Coal Exchange Receives Word Concern
ing the Logstown Dixie.
The river rose rapidly yesterday and by
evening the marks at the Smithfeld bridge
showed II feet in the channel About II
feet is expected at the Davis Dam by this
morning as heavy water is still reported
from the headwaters of both the Mononga-
hela and Allegheny rivers.
Tne rivermen were actively engaged yes
terday in getting tows ready as there was
enough water to take the heaviest tows out.
Everybody will be pressed into service, as
the operators are making every effort to get
all the coal now loaded to the lower market.
Estimates as TO the amount of coal to goout
vary, but it is generally estimated that there
will be about the same amount as last week.
Some of the towboats got out yesterday
afternoon, and all will be out this morning.
Many of the small harbor boats will likely
she sent out with light tows.
gSSecretarv Tilley, of the Coal Exchange,
received letter from General Casey yes
1erday stating that he had ordered Major
Sticknev to stop work on the Legstown
dixie He said that only a small amount of
stone had been removed from the old dixie,
and that things would remain as they are
until spring. As the dixie now is no inter-
terence will be experienced by the tow
boats as the dangerous points will be
marked by lights.
The rivermen hardly know how to take
this new turn of affairs. Some think it is
a practical concession on the part of the
Government, but others say work cannot be
done at this time on account of the
high water, as further work would be i'm
possible under any condition at this season.
They think that with the beginning of
work next spring the dixie will be built in
accordance with the wishes of Major Stick
ney, and that no matter what may be done,
The plans of the Coal Exchange will be dis
regarded There was no change reported
from the miners strike.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-16
RELIEF AT HOMESTEAD.
Many Anxious Applications Being g Made to
the Committae.

Many Anxious Applications Being Made to
the Committee.
The cases Of destitution are reported to
be increasing at Homestead. Yesterday
morning when the secretary of the relief
committee arrived at his Office, he found 16
women waiting for relief. The contribu-
tion from the First Methodist Episcopal
Church, of Braddoek, was received yester-
day. The Homestead cash contributions to
date amount to S424 so, and the cash from
abroad S52 A contribution of groceries
was Yesterday received from Johnston,
Eagve, Earle Company. The officials OF the
borough will give ball January . for the
benefit of the sufferers. Applications are
still being received at the mill from the
old men, but only q few are getting positions