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The morning call., 1892-06-08
New York Markets..

NEW York. juno THE stock market was quiet
Coalers still under the hammer. and good buy
ing of them brought transactions up to a respecta-
BILE figure. There was no interest outside OF coat
ers ana grangers. Final changes Irregular
and advances were In the minority. Governments
dull and steady. Petroleum-Juy closed at 65c
NEW YORK, June Limited states Bonds. as
1854 do, 2's, 100; Northern Pacific. 1914 Cana
dian Pacific, SSA Central Pacific. 80; Union Pa
cine. 80; AtchisOn Santa Fe. 1917: Wells
Fargo. las: western Union, 81: Silver. 90 &C;
Sterling. 81 SSG4 Se1A.
Wheat - July. 92c. Flour. steady. Coffee.
$12 30. Sugar. 2s403 l-16c. Hops-Pacihc Coast
23@2Sc. Hides. l3c. Copper-Lake 81 So TN
Spot $2l 90 Lead-DOmestic, "a 70. iron-$l6
Petroleum-July 55c.
Hops rather moro active and unchanged
English cables report Hops masking fair progress
though the flea is very troublesome In some DIS
trcts
RAISINs.
Offers OF 81 40 q pox for a line OF "horseshoe"
brand A, loose MuSeatol RaiSins, were refused.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
Sugar Strong and unchanged.
Coffee Quiet, at slight advance. Sales, 10 600
bags.
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Mutton is nc higher. Lamb is also firm. Beef Is
weak though some is bringing &C. No change in
Veal and Pork. Wholesale rates from saughterers
to dealers as follows:
BSEk-Frst quality. 5Iac; second quality SC;
third DO 46l4 ~
YEAL-Large, 6@7c; small Calves 7l@asIzc.
MUTToN-W ethers. 7Gee; Ewes 7@742c.
LAMB-Spring, st99c y 10.
PokK-Live Hogs, 47s95c p 10 for heavy hard
granted; 5@5I4c for light average do; STOCK
Hogs, 412@4s4c !; dressed DO. 7taQsc 2 d.
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CHICAGO. June 7-Porter Bros Company sold
to-day In New YORK carload Of California fruit,
which was I'm good condition. at prices ranging
from 81 to 81 So The gross sales on this car
amounted to over $500.
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hLinist.rs Entertntnen.

The visiting Presbyterian elergymen went
on an excursion yesterday as the guests of
the North Pacific Coast Railroad Company.
Leaving the ferry landing at II A. NJ,
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BIshop FowIer to Go East.

1t is announced that Bishop Fowler will
20 East and take up his residence there.
The Board of Bishops has been asked by
the local clergymen that one OF the bishops
reside here.
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MORNING sALFA
Bosrd-lO Water, $3.50 90 do. 9sIl Is do
8. 9Si4; 900 Hawaiian Commercial, 2ls; lis
Vigorit Powder, 3.
AFTERNOON sALEI
BOard-2O0 Oakland Gas. asa S V Water.
9SI4; 10 DO, 9Sis; so Hawaiian Commercial, 21s
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Wood Market.

Posts. 91sc each; Redwood. So so per cord: Oak
rough. $7g7 25 do peeled, 80 so; Pine. 81 q cora;
Railroad Ties 37I%c apiece for Bx8 ana 45R5Oc
for 7x9
TANBARK-G Ground bark, s24 p ton, whole
SIS so p cord
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Wool Market.

NEW YORK. June 7.-w0oi active and steady.
Domestic fleece. 26I9G35c T. u.
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And IN accordance with law and an order OF rye
Board of Directors, made or the lash day of April
1892, many shares OF each parcel of such stock
as may be necessary viii be sold at public auction
at the office of the company, room H. sos CAlifor-
MIA street. San Francisco; Cal, on TUESDAY, the
fourteenth II 4thi day of June 1892 at the hoir 81
p NJ. Of said day, 10 pay said delinquent ass,sS
ment thereon, together With cost OF advertising
and expenses OF sale. 7
A. w. BARROwS Secretary
omce-Roon II, 303 California street San Fran
cisco, Cal mv9s -
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

sUN And TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TENN EyT. Chronomstss aud
Instrument Maker, California streas
Clpno f "a a. Sal
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO June Wheat was unsettled, aud
opened unchanged declined lc on the passage OF
the Hatch bill yesterday and favorable reports
from the Northwest and Kansas, rallied 21sc on
The morning call., 1892-06-08

The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No 2 Red Winter: june
Us 1Od; July. IS l0L4d; August is lid; Sep.
TENDER, IS 1ls4d; October. rs.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, June 7.-Consols 90 ll-16d: Silver
4034d; Rentes, 98f 5712c. Bullion into Bank Of
England, El66,OOO.
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English Whent Markst.
FUTURES.

LIVERPOOL. June THE spot market is steady
at rs 3i5d. CsrRoes quiet at sos Sd for of
coast 35s I'D for just shipped and sos I'd Tor nearly
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OH commission.
TOMORROW,
At II O'Clock 4. NJ on the premises.
1915 Webster Street Between Post and Geary,
I'VE WILL SILL.
THE ELEGANT UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO,
Magnificent ParIor Upholstery,
Magnificent OH Paintings On Copper. Elegant Line
Engraviugs. Elsgsut sixteenth Century Ma
hOgany ana Walnut Chamber Furniture: Magni-
fceBt ChIT0uiers. WardrODes. e-c.; Elegant
SldebOard: Extension liable and Dining
Chairs; Elegant Siiyerware; Crystal glassware;
ChiuawAre. etc.
Magnificent Gas Range With extra hot water a.
tachmeat and grea. quantity VI useful articles too
numerous 70 mention.
Note--The Furnishings OF this elegant house are
complete la every particular. aud % the sale We
call the attention 81 All huyers.
BUTTERtIELD q VINCENT,
les p AugLiuueers.
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Lumber Market.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Retail rates continue nominal.
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AUCTION SALES.


Won RHEIN & CO..
Thursday, June Is,
AT 5l3 CALIFORNIA ST.,
At IL O'Clock Noon, sharp.
East St, Near Jackson-Rents $50.
80 - by an Irregular depth: East ST., near Jack
son adjoining Chandeliers coalYard; facing the fer
ries; rents $50.
The morning call., 1892-06-08

TUESDAY. June Z.
stmr Australia, HoadIett Hoaola lu; JDspreckeIs
a Bros.
stur santa Rosa. Alexander. san Diego; 6oodall
Perkins a a Co.
stmr Pomona, Hannah, Eureka; Goodall, Perkins
& co.
Perkins g. CO.
Me bark BuudaIeer. Williams, Nanalmo John
EOsenfeids sons.
Sailed.
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BUTTERFlEL0 G VINCENT,

AtClIONELkS.
Room So Flood Build NC, cor. Market aud Fourth
streets.
Furnished houses bought "a their entirety or sold
commission.
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Produce Market.

FLoUR-Dull and in sufficient stock. Net cash
prices are: Family extras. "a 1904 rs; Bakers ex
tras 81 5jl94 90; city superfne, ~ 1903; Interior
brands. 81 4004 65 for extras. 81 1898 q Dbl for
superfnc.
WHEAT-Spot freights are firm but dun at 2Bs Sd.
The chartered Wheat feet in port has afegstered
tonnage of "a 600. against 51310 tons on the same
date last year; d seEgsged, 1920 tors, against
l0560: the way TO this port. 100000 tons,
againsT 336460.
An advance at Chicago and New York gave this
market more tone yesterday. and futures showed
come Improvement. but the spot market was dull.
The quotations No. ], 81 39A91 40 lower
grades 81 1901 371s extra choice, for milling,
81 4215@1 4712 "a ctI
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sHIPPISG INTGLLIG ENCE.
Arrived.

Arrived.
TUESDAY. June :.
Stmr Al-Ki. Plummer, II days from Sltka, via
Seattle days; 1000 tons coal, to GOOdall, Perkins
g. co.
Stmr Hattie Gage. Yarneberg % hours from Port
Kenyon: mdse 10 Russ Sanders & Co.
Stmr hitesbOTo. Johnson, 10 hours from Green
wood: lumber 10 L r White.
SImr Eureka Smith, IN DAYS from Newport;
pass and mdse, to GOodall Perkins & Co.
Br stmr Wellington, SslmOnd, 31e days from De-
parture Bay; 1880 tons coal, 10 Duusmuir q
Sons.
stmr Bonita. Leland, ~ hours from Port Har-
ford: produce. to GOodatl. Perkins a Co.
Stmr Noyo, Drisko, az hours from NOyO; raft In
tow. 10 Fort Bragg Redwood Co.
Bark Richard III. Conner, DAYS from Departure
Bay: 1910 tons coal 10 Geo tritcn.
Bark Columbia. DinsmOre II days from Port
Blakeley; lumber. 70 Rent0n Holmes Co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-12-09
The Cause Of utislu

An acid which exists in sour milk and
cider, called tactic acid is believed by
physicians to be the cause of rheumatism.
Accommodating in the blood, it attacks
the tibrous tissues in the joints and
causes ngonizing pains. What is needed
is a remedy to neutralize the acid, and to
so invigorate the kidneys and liver that
all waste will be carried of. Hoods
S%arsaparilla is heartily recommended by
many whom it has cured of rheumatism.
1t possesses just the desired qualities,
and so thoroughly purifes the blood as
to prevent occurrence OF rheumatic
attacks. We suggest a trial of Hoods
Sarsaparilla by all who suffer from rheu.
matism.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-12-09
THE CHIEF
Frid ny, Dec. o 1904
4 Sluggimg Mitch.

In those days came Jack the Rip
per and Bill the pepper, aud each dc,
clarod that the other must bite the
earth or forever afterwards hold his
peace, and wear a sign of the black
cross over or in the vicinity of his
optic, that those who ran might know
that he had run against an obstacle,
or something of that character no,
named in the Big Book of this Grea,
Family Weekly. Bill and Jack
seemed to have it in for one another,
as they say it among those who are
familiar With the talk that eliminates
from the prize ring. "Ah,' says he,
''me AS had an uncle in the ring, the
j. II. you know; never knew what il
was to take a back seat" ''Me
nuthcr,' said the other fellow. SO a
line Ia drawn, and the pugilistic
editor of this Great Family Weekly
squared himself to act as referee for
IL particular friends, Dick Gray and
j. NJ. Guiwits, two Of Red Clouds
heavy-weights, who met according to
the regular ring rules, without the
ring, aud proceeded to pound away at
each others heads just as il they were
so much bologna, and in a fashion
that showed at once that it they had
not seen Sullivan and Coibett, they
knew how to proceed. goosebcrry or
elderberry. 1t was a very interesting
affair to the lockers on but our devil
says he'll be blamed if it didn't seem
to him like as how il was pretty hard
hittin'. When time was called Gui-
wits led out with his right, planting
n on Dicks left eye, and then Dick
sent out bis right and caught his op-
ponent's eye, and down went McGinty,
At this juncture the war became too
dangerous and the sporting editor I'M
mediately started for Canada. 1t was
a whole lot Of fun Cor the boys, bnt--
well, we'd better stop before we get
our optics blackened.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-12-09
Shcrilf's Sale

Notice Is hereby given, that under and nv
virtue OF an order of sale issued from the
ONCE OF Z. Is. CrOne. Clerk Of the District
eourt of the Tenth Judicial district, within and
Tor Webster county. Nebraska, upon IA decree
q az action pending, therein wherein, Lyman
!. Tower, plaintiff, and against Thad Arnold.
Mallnda Arnold, South Branch Lumber Com,
pahy, Ill IreEory, Joseph Graves, Amanda
Auainson, John r Johnson, w. l., Crawford A.
Guhd, = Co., Flat, g. Frees Company, Red
cloud National Bank and bank OF Cowlps, de.
PENDANTS. | shall ofier for sale ut public yeidIIr
10 me highest bidder for cash In hand, at the
EAST do0r 81 the court house, II Red Cloud, In
!lle salu webster county, Nebraska, THAT being
was holdrnl on the
9th day Of january a. D., 1893.
at one O'Clock y. m .oi said day, the following
property to'wit: The south east quarter OF
section TWO, =, ~ township tarcr. .. iOitll and
range ten 10, west d u. n, ~
Given under my hand this slh day OF Dccem-
Der A.. d., lS3I. GRO. T.. CooN, sherlti'
~ A.. J.. ToMLlNsON, iIeputy,
JOHN d. Raglan, Plaintiff = Attorney.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-12-09
CITY NWsE.

Pocket Cuttings Prices.
D"yo & Gricc always the leaders.
TOYS and gains of every kind at De
20 Il Gricc's.
R"b Martin bought a fine piano the
other day for his wife.
II. i. Pond has money to loan on
real estate or city property.
We never saw albums so cheap as
they are at Cuttings this year.
II. Il. Orchard came in this week
and renewed for '93. Thanks.
Remember, Baker wire a, 50 % per
hundred pounds at A. Morhart's.
We will pay you q cents for corn.
CHICAGO CLOTHING STORE.
liumcs History Of England only
$l,2O in q volumes at Dcye 4 Grice's
The CHIEF is a little crowded this
week with ads. This is our harvest.
Remember the children like TOYS
and books. Getting has lots Of them.
Our correspondents are doing well,
but we wish all would write regularly
Charley Smelscr, the affable River.
ton butcher, was on our streets Satur.
day.
For fine cream candies 20 to Gaines
he will have 1000 pounds on hand for
holidays.
Old Santa Clause isn't in it com.
pared to Dcyo Il Grice's stock of holi.
day goods.
Getting does not offer you goods in
charity. lie merely buys close, sells
close, and wins your trade.
Don't be folish and buy any Christ
mas goods until you have seen Deyo
ana Efice stock and their prices.
On another page of today's paper
will be found the large ad Of G.. A
Ducker & 20. Read it and be happy.
Don't forget to read Wiener's ad.
vertiscmcnt on the first page. He
has Christmas presents in large quan.
titles.
"A. Mcrhart has just received q car
load OF genuine baker barb wire, and
is selling it for 1925 per 100 pounds
with staples.
Frank lluffcr is our kind Of a man,
tie came In this week and paid up his
back subscription and a year in ad-
vance. Thanks, Frank.
Deyo 4 Gricc are displaying as
usual the finest line of holiday goods
in town. Their lines consists of toilet
cases, cuff and col ar boxes, work box
cs, manicure and hundreds of other
articles and We know for a positive
fact their prices are the very lowest.
Dent buy until you have seen their
line.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-12-09
YOU WILL BUY

Many lines chat We wish to close
out) at Cest. The best goods obtain.
able at the Lowest Cost Value. The
Latest Styles in Mems and Women's
Fine Shoes. Slippers for the Holt.
days. The lines Of Geo Il, Keith
(mcn's shoes) John Strootman Qadies
shoes) Hill & Green's (Littie Clan,
School shoes) and j. b. Lewis Wear
Resisters, oil unsurpassed in fit, wear
ing qualities, and styles. We wan,
to 1T you with a pair.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-12-09

The following officers were elected
for the ensuing term by Calanthc
lodge No. 20. X. p:
&. CD. S. Emlgh.
V. CIV. Sherwood.
Prelate-Ed Parkes.
Il. II. Sd. Bedford.
M. Ell. Nustein.
NJ. FL. l.. Miller.
NJ. An. s. Marsh.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-12-09
Probate Notice.
STATE or NEBRASKA,
Webster County.

STATE OF NERASKAI
Webster County.
ioa all persons Interested In the estate of Alex.
anier Quiggle, deceased.
Whereas, Alcetus Riley. IN tina ao,, J,y N,
Noveinbrr, ls92, Iii'ed his verified petition in the
o ol,aniSu 'Init 81 our said county Of Webster,
county, died in said county on Or abont lie ist
Gay OF may. lSsG, i~ntestate, aud thai said AIeX.
nnher '}uiEgle deceased, left estate in This state
administration may issue To himself. Alcetus
Riley, III the premises, "'"'
Wnsrrulon have appointed TUESDAY, the ID
Wy VT January, 1873. at 10 O'clock In the fore
moolin t my ONCE In Red Cloud, said county, AS
t ,,m, 'a,me ana place for a hearing on said PET,
slow ,a,s "' r',H"is Interested may appear and
lHi,tlon bc not granted.
Wltnc.s my oliicial signature ana the seal Of
liz, ill., n,h'y court l our said county of Webster
'h's ;oth DAY Vi November, 1897.
JANIS DyFFy.
County Judge.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-12-09

Beach & Bowers Mlnstrels came
of, AZ advertised, at the opera house
last Wednesday night. They had a
full house and showed come fine ward.
robes and did some fine mancuvering,
but the music and singing did not
lift US out Of our seat,
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-12-09

The State Journal has put on a new
dress and now looks as handsome a. a
new hat right out Of a bandbox. The
State journal should receive the pat
rcnagc of the people Of Nebraska. for
it is always found standing up for Ne
braska with both feet.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-12-09
Probate Notice.

State Of Nebraska
Webster County,
To all persons Interested in the estate Of
David &. Smelcer deceased. Whereas. George
W. Slmelser, on the 9Th day OF December lsJ2
our said county Of Webster, alleging that David
G. Smelser late OF said county died In said cOun,
~ on or about the .irst day Of February 1892 in
testate, and that SAID David q. Smelser left rs.
tate IN this state u be administered, and pray.
ing that letters OF administration mas issue
To Annie Eliza Smelscr in the premises. where
January 1885 AT . o'clock In the afternoon al;
my oIlice IN Red Cloud. said county at the time
and place for "A hearing on said petition and an
II any exist why tho prayer OF said petition be
not allowed.
Witness my Official signature and the seal of
the QnMNy cont Of our said county of Webster
thXoth day OF December 1892.
JAMES DUFFY, County Judge.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-12-09

y, u, GOhlc is very happy, as hap.
py as a nan could well be, and all be.
cause it is a little Jersey heifer. II
is a thoroughbred, and II FREUD is
nursing it as carefully as if it was a
youngstcr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-12-09
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria.
For Sale.

For Sale.
A good farm Of 100 acres, within
five miles of Red Cloud, in a coed
state of cultivatlng, we'll watered, and
fenced. For terms, address
i. l.. CARPENTER,
l9-3m+ South Lyon, Mich.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-12-09

Go and see Sherwood & Albright
for choice groceries, provisions, fruits,
candies, etc. They keep no stale
goods. All fresh and the best brands.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-12-09

We hope our correspondence will
make an effort to send in the neigh
borhood news every week. We very
much desire to have the news hercaf-
ter regularly,
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-12-09
Two Sides to the Question
WE WILL SELL,

All kindsof footwear cheaper
during the month of Decem.
her than you have been able to
purchase it heretofore. Our
stock is full and you will be
able to get just what you want
Mems and boys Split and Oil
Grain boots at cost. A large
stock of Arctic, Felt Boots,
Alaskas, Storm Slippers, Over
CATERS, lamb wool soles, &c.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-12-09

Geo. Morhart goes to Lincoln I
the first to attend school.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-12-09

Miss Lavilla Marsh, and her sisters,
leave next Tuesday for their new home
in California, whore they 60 to join
their parents. Miss Layilla and her
sisters will DO greatly missed by our
young folks in this city where they
have resided for SO many years, and
have hcen known from childhood's
gentle hour. Tue CuIrF wishes them
a pleasant voyage to tho Golden
State.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-12-09

Come and see the holiday goods at tn,
Music store.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-10-05
AN EPIDEMIC
or Dlphtheria at Washington Caused By u
Careless Undertaker.

or Dlphtheria at Washington Caused By u
Careless Undertaker.
WASHINGTON, Sept 27.--The police
and health officers Of the district are en-
gagged in investigating the truth OF a
horrible story told Of colored under
talSer, Ernest Edwards, whose reckless
ness has caused the deaths OF n number
Of persons from diphtheria The story
goes that on July 6 last, colored girl
named Maud Myers, died Of diphtheria.
Edwards was employed and prepared
the body for burial. On the day of the
funeral, Edwards removed the body
from the ice box and put it in the casltet
He took the ice box containing the ice
and water out into the court and
emptied II on the ground Three col
ored children residing in the court ate
of the ice. On July 10th, two of tho
children were stricken with diphtheria
and died in u few hours Dr. Ward inn
mediately notified the health Office of
the facts and DIR. Charles 0scman, In
spector Of contagious diseases, was sent
TO investigate the case. DIR. Oseman re-
ported that there was no evidence which
could be secured that would convict
Edwards Of violation Of the health
regulations
The officers then dropped the case.
Rumor, however, kept the matter alive
and last Sunday the health officer.
spurred thereto by the efforts Of re-
porter, looked into the case and found
that several witnesses volunteered TO
swear that Edwards did throw the Ice
In the alley. Since the date Of Maud
Myers burial, thirty-three cases Of
diphthcria have occurred In St Mary's
court, fifteen Of which proved fatal.
They are traceable, II is said, to the Ice
thrown In the alley by Edwards from
off Maud Myers coffin A determina-
ton has been expressed by the authori-
ties to prosecute Edwards for perjury
and manslaughter.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-10-05
DECREASE IN DEATHS.


At Hamburg, and People who Were
Frightened Away Are Returning.
HAMBURG, Sept 27.-There were 1917
fresh cases of cholera in this city yes
terday, or six more than on Sunday; SO
deaths, or o fewer than Sunday; 191
burials, or 16 less than Sunday. The
hospitals contain 2,137 patients, or 70
less than on the previous day.
The heavy decrease in the number of
deaths and fresh cases has had u re-
markable effect upon the persons who
fed from the city three or four weeks
ago. About sixty families returned to
the city Monday and many more OF the
wealthier class have sent their servants
here TO prepare their houses
The Hamburger Nachrichten has be-
gun n newspaper war on the rest Of
Germany. The lack Of charity shown
toward Ham burg, the Nachrichten says,
Is attributable to the German passion
for self-pro tecting particularism. The
imperial government Is charged with
lack OF energy and irresolution.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-10-05
HE ACCEPTS.
Grover Cleveland's Letter Formally
Accepting the Nomination

As Democratic Candidate for the Presi-
dency-IIis Position on All Public
Questions Briefly Statod-He Ad-
heres Firmly to the Opinions
Which He Has Previ-
Ously Expressed. .'
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-10-05
AN OUTRAGE.
A Sick Man Put or Train on tho Penn.
sylvania Railway.

CHICAGO, Sept 2L-William Forney,
collector for the Standard OIL Company,
left New York for San Francisco Fri
day on the Pennsylvania limited ex-
press Yesterday morning he was
taken sick on the train between Pitts
burgh and Alliance, o., and the con-
ductor. fearing he had cholera, put him
of the train. He took the next train,
arriving here about o'clock last even
Ing.
He went 10 tho central police station
and asked TO be sent 70 the hospital.
He was taken to the Mercy and the MI
chael Reese hospitals and refused ad-
mission at both, because II was feared
he had the cholera, despite his protesta-
tions to the contrary. He was finally
taken 10 hotel, and stated that he
would sue the Pennsylvania Company
for damages for putting him Of the
train at Alliance. slI
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-10-05
MOLTEN METAL ExPLoDEs.
The Hot Mass Il Scattered Over Number
OF workmsn, SIX OF Whom are Fearfuliy

The Hot Mass IL Scattered Over Number
OF workmen, SIX OF Whom arc Fearfuliy
Injured. OBJ
HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept 27.-at an
early hour yesterday morning an awful
accident occurred ut Steelton, three
miles from this city, A large ladle in
the Pennsylvania steel works, filed
with molten metal, exploded and the
hot mass was thrown over num-
Der of worltmen. Antonio Kroapis, Of
Steelton, had his eyes burned out and
fivo other men were badly burned, sew.
eral Of whom may die.
Buildings were shaken at oberlin, .
mile distant and large plate glass win
dows were shattered In Steelton by the
explosion. The shock resembled an
earthquake disturbance.
The names Of the injured besides
Kroapis are Henry A. Haas, David
Kingston, william Shadow, Thomas
Dyba and Charles Gaffney.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-10-05
A slandoror rsrr.d and FsA,hered.

WATER VALLEY, MisS, oct 3.-Wal-
ter Wilson, who Is the correspondent Of
q scurrilous newspaper and who has
cirpulated some slanderous reports Of
respectable ladies Of this place was
taken out by tho citizens recently and
tarred and feathered and ordered to
leave the city immediately.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-10-05

S'SON ~ DAshop No"h'p"' d.
The following ministerial appoint
ments for the ensuing year were an
nounced at the closing session of the
North Ohio Conference at Elyria, Sep
tember 20:
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-10-05
Judge sherwood's Funeral

CLEVELAND, Sept eL-The funeral OF
the late Judge Sherwood took place
Sunday afternoon from the residence on
Bolton avenue. The house and front
yard were thronged with the friends Of
the deceased jurist Nearly all the city
aud county officials were present TO tes-
tify their respect 10 the memory OF q
1ood nm upright man.