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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-01-02
Carryng Mall. PASSENGERS and Exnrrss.

Carrying Mail, Passengers and Express.
Leaves BlackfOot Daily at a. NJ for the Rig
Lost RIVER Mines, Houston, Challis, BOuauza
Clayton, Custer city, Atnn and Hay Horse
Passengers are carried In FIRST class coaches
driven by careful and experienced drivers,
Eating Houses on the line are unsurpassed
Accommodating agents who are ready Al ul.
times to furnish patrons with fun Information
regarding towns, mines and surrounding cnuti-
try. For further Information apply 70
FRED yOGLER, Agent ntIackfoot. Idaho
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-01-02

wN eF#7Hx@ Hhar i'tis f1ef4nss hiss ks-n -ssss 81
sa*4fNAA THft ~ a., BY Fsrs. A 4sffa
- ft6e tetas, aHt IrH rsrr alata GAis,
~ ~ ~ 3aA8 - s1t Nfhsfa .rnF WRs
| YHD rsstNH4l '4s Tgu' SONS far1 Sno. :
l. F.-5.sffslI 79ltR. iau ~ 4art aaH liz
bNlEN AlLGtNfIf, Af.1s, Nhafrver yal IyHa -
- tpM&a&# g,aners arr assiiy ssrniur frral IS ~
- e. SlHfV sos dsv AnsEss W. .hss roe -
- EasFn anf fftr' ral. 60 ~ufa b. sprfs tisls
AZ ~ ~ ~ thr iiHtn. ttE igv ri
~ usZas3-asA sfs EalHfra urspar4 rtaa- fhst
NV HaHi eHrsa'srfaE psftis.fsrt r..s
h'hhhTtt ~ co. HoE $50 Portland, VI aIns
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-01-02

RGOoO. % ysar Is being mads By John r.
Goodwin, Troy, ny. ~ work fDr ~. Header,
you may not make % nHch. bot Ne can
tsach you qui IVY how 10 rsrB from a. to
80 day at the start, aud more a. you 30
on. Hytlt ssIrH, all ages. ~ any part ~
America, you can commence At home, CIV
ing a. your lime ~ sIsrs moments only 10
every ~0rkeF We start you. furnishirE
everything. EASILY, HFEEDifY learned.
PARTICULAR FREE. Address Al once,
sIiAsON \ co., PORTLAND, HANK.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-01-02
Idaho Stage Go.

The cheapest. the shortest and most direct
route between the North, East and
West and the points named.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-01-02
SUMMONS

In the District Court of the Fiftn Judicial
District OF the state of Idaho. In and Tor the
county of bingham.
Commercial National Bank of Ogden, Utah,
"a curporation,l Plaintiff,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-25

DiV7a's Ere dinners ara famous the
CITY over. Try them a. pearl street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-25
BILL on THE RAIL
he Tells About Some Things
he Sa~ on the Road.
QUEER FEATURE or THE FAIR
Asstlng VcnsEabss Man IN lions and
IT'S Sad Sfory--A Tale OF the Tea
assses Mouarsins and Other PA


The managers q the Worlds fair tel
me th2s there viii be many new and
wonderful features aside FROM the dis
play Of ART. manufactures and mAckin-
err. The arrangements are made BY
winch ths nsw Sismsss twins. Radica
and Doldica. win appear there. These
Twins are IA fact more Astonishing than
Chang 4nd Eng, who lived for sene
years "A North Carolina and were seen
u he entire cigilizsd world.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-25

Ey local app cations "a they csnuo.
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
lnsre a only one way Do cure deaf
ress. anil fnst il ~ constitutions rem
edles. Deafness - caessd bv an in-
Ganed niiti0r Of the mucous luins
af the Eastschisn Tube. Wheu en- =
tGhe fafamsd ynu have a ramblin-
sound 2r imperfect hearing. and xhru
Is "a entirely a. srd. deafness IS tie re-
SUIT. ana unless tho Inflammation ca a
Re tsken cut and ihs tube restored 30
rs nnFelal r0ndition. hearing viii ~
destroyed forever; nine easss OF ~
ien srs rsnssd By catsrrn. which =
roth nc but 81 ATTAINED condition OF
TIE mucoes surfaces.
We Mi give One Hundred Dollars
Tor snv r=se of 1eafness csnssf tv
csisFft fhst cannot re- cured ny Eafl- e
tsiaFru cure. send fer ercuars.
free.
FL. CHENEY 4 co Tclsde. O.
ss7F >eIf by dgugs sss. T5c.
Divoa's Ere dinners ara famous ths
CITY over. Try them a. Pearl street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-25

Sometimes 1 rnurmur when the train
is late. and grumble when | stop At the
Gem City House at Rogersville Junction,
where the girl will not give me another
knife after eating my builhead. and
where the doctor tells me am suffering
from malnutrition and prescribes for
the while | stay there good nutritious
food three times day, to be taken after
eating: but we do certainly live Ia
better time than did prehistoric man.
have suffered keenly from adversely
in rly time. but there was never a dsv
when I Coald not have entertained pre-
historic man and given him a pretty
good time
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-15
8pSe 3arfer Seotisen.

= 8m. s. 8eban, Elm befannte,
WeIider bon Sadion StraBe, itarb am
Samitas 9tadmittas i'm 9lIter bon 55
Sabren.
= Sranf Steel ipurbe am Samitaa
berbaftet, ipeil er ben Sobn WiiIer, mil
bem er einen Mortipe6leI bate, au
fdissen brobte. gr muBte 8Irsi6aft
fir iein grideinen bor @eridt iteaen.
= Oie llntsrbnnbIunssn dber ben
9Infauf Der Giiennerfe bon S. u. Sind
& So. burd Elm Scrantoner Spn6ifat
baben ii4 seridlasen unb bic Sirma
bleibt unperdnbert..
- 2aura s., Elm 96dterlein Der
gbeleute NidoIauS unb Mnna Suber
bon 1886 Norb 2ineoIn Ibenue, itarb
am Montas i'm Nlter bon ! Sabr unb
6 Monaten unb ipurbe am Otitttpo6
beerbist.
- 0ii9aeI Walib bon @arfieIb 9lbe,
nue. tpurbe an Montas Morsen in Der
Orforb @rube burb einen &obIenfaa
an peri6iebenen 85rperitelen berIebt,
ais er nad elmer Sprensuns Ioie 8ob=
len berabitieb.
= Die &aifer 2oss SO. 269 beS
.. D. $. tpiro am Diontas, ben ID.
SUM, in @abler'S Sarmpnie @arten
ibr 20idbrises Stiftunssfelt bur9 elm
pic Sic feiern, nuf tpeldrs mir idon
iebt bic Orbensbriioer unb pas beuti6e
pubIitum aufmerfiam MAIDEN.
- Meine 8erbauuns mar berartig
8eit6rt, baB id su ben psridisbeniten
DfitteIn Sriff, bod aaes Obne grfols !;
i6IieBli4 eebraudts id Or. 9lusuit
2Dnis's Samburser 2ropfsn. gla6
tur3er 3eit mar id bolIitdnbis bsrset
teat.-M. Steinbauier, 3o4 6. &i9
Str., columbus, D.
- Die aIte Srau 3ieb, in beuti6en
&reiien tpobl befannt unb bic Wiutter
bon 2ouis unb gbarleS 8ieb, tpurbe am
Dienitas Nahmittas in einem syeIoe
Bel 8eaepue als 2eide aufsefunben, mo
lie beim SammeIn bon 2btpensabns
pFansen infoIse bon Mltersidwd6e
peribieben mar. Sic itanb i'm 4lter
bon rs bis 80 Sabren.
= Die 8. 8. & g8. So. Idbt sesens
tpdrtis ben Slope bes alien 9userne
SbabteS an Soqoip Strabe bffnen
unb baS @aher berausi6affen. UNI
ibn bann ais stpeiten Sang nab bem
@apusa Sdadt su benuBen. Ser alte
2userne Slope tpurbe Dor etpa 30
Sabren bur6 eine 8eridiebuns unb
ueberidpemmuns unbraudbar uno blieb
ieitoem seialohsn.
s Sobn Sermann, in benz Spbe
Bart 8obleniperf arbeitenb, pollte am
Sreitas Miorsen einen Sprensiaub
porbereiten uno iebte babel ourd 3ufal
bas Yulper in 8ranp. Sein &amerab
Sermann Grdser iprans RAID binsu
unb riB ibm Die &leioer bonn &Drper,
aber ebe bieS seldeben fonnte, bate
Sermann i6on erbebli6s 8ranopuns
Den bapun setrasen. Wian bra1te ben
8erunsliidten mad ieiner Wobnuns an
Sadion Strabe. 2rdser erIitt BRANDS
ipuncen an ben Sdnben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-15
Bon Der Sdbfeite.

George Wasner bon 8irditraBe liest
eefGbrli4 franf barnieber.
Souls Sartmann unb SamiIie treien
8orbereitunsen sur lleberiiebelune mad
&Odeitsr, g. ..
Ginem Dtanne nainens Yenbersrab
tpurbe am Sreitae in ben Sibieite
Stablperfen Elm SUB ourd elm barauf
faaenSes Stiid giien ssrfdmettert.
SaS gisentbum bon gaspar Soiions
1T am Samitas on NifoIaus SoHons
unb 6. $. Weaes berfauft iporben unb
bradte $3205.
nA- Or. Rings Office unb @obnuns
1T iebt in 425 8ir6itraBe. nabe 9ittsa
ton @ue., 8oien's gisentbum. IeIe.
pbon 1885.
ssrau 6. @i6binbt unb &inber Iinb
am Mitttpod nad Bennfielb, Pa., ss'
reiit, tpo @i6pinbt grbeit sefunbsn
bat.
Die sanae Wods iiber 1T in Der
8reSbpt. 8irbe an Sidorp Strabe
@otteSoient. 9lm Dienitas prebiste
Serr Yaior 8ruder, AM Mrttpo6 Serr
paitor &uooIpb.
Serr unb ssrau Or. u. 8oIb purben
am Montas burd bic @sburt zines
SDbnleinS, beS 3tpeiten, besliidt. tpeIs
Dies i'm fommenben Monat nit freimaus
reriiden .Geremonien eetauft iperbsn
iou.
9luboIpb, elm Sbbnlsin bon Trisbs
rid unb @milie 8Iatt, itarb am Sonns
tag 9iadmittas i'm 4lter bon l sabr,
Wonat unb Z Tussn. Das 8esrdbs
nib fane am Dienitas Na6mittas na6
benz WaibinSton Ipenue 5riebbofe ftatt.
p9- Srau emma Diem, bic
Gebar Mpenue Yubmaherin, bat isbi
cine Der tiidtisiten Yubma6erinnen por
Jlep gorf eneasirt, bie nit ben better
Der Staet in 8eaus auf Gei6mad uni
Sertisteit ii6 mefen fann.-Siite mud
ieber Saigon persiert, 8rdnse, 8Iumen
Grepe uim. in srober 9lustpabI. 9rsii
niebris.
Sn ben umfunsrsiden @erfen be
Ma,planb StabI So. su Sparrow 9oin
baperte es i8on felt einiser .3eit mi
ben @aIsen, bic trob aaer MnItrensun
gen ni4t gut arbeiten tpoIIten. Son
itruttsur Ssrr Senrp @ebrum nabr
bann bic Sa6e in bic Sanb unb ies
sebt ss tpie am S6nirdsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-15
Nttt8ton.

~tthUkVht
- Oie eagle S6Iaud So. Bat burd
ibre Seitlidfeit an @aibinston's @e'
burtstas einen &einertras bon $37f
erSielt.
= Die Sairmount &oblensede lit au
8eranIaiiuns bon Snipeftor McDonaIt
sei4loHen fporben, ba infoIse bes Rau.
beS bon StiibpfeiIern bic Mrbeit BARN
sefdbrlid lit. Das 8obIeniperf ii
siemlib auSsearbeitet unb Der 8etriet
mar idon felt sinissr 3eit fsin Iobnen.
Der. 4u9 bic Maidinerie lit in I'm.
orbnuns unb fein sipeitsr aussans por.
banben.
= @ir mdHen uniere 8drser DO,
benz 8roiett tparnen, aus ber Stab
nod mebrere WarbS beraussuidlasen.
Daburd erbielten mir mebr Stabtratbe
unb ba bic meiiten mad benz @runbiatt
banbeIn ,.@as semadt iperben fam.
tpirb semadt !" 10 ieben mir nibt Elm,
mas babel eeiponnen tpdre. Sinb bic
WarbS au 9roB, 70 tbeile man iie in
mebrere Diitrifte unb bamit 8unftum
= Der baIbipess spiiden 8ittstou
unb BIsaiant Bailey seIesene Baraoiis
8oblenbreder, ber Netpton Goblen So,
seb6ris, brannte am Sreitas 9lbsnt
fur3 mad 6 llbr nieber. Das Seuer
iGsint i'm @ddtsrbausden bur9 baa
Seuer i'm Ofsn entitanben su iein unb
fonnte pesen WafermaneeIS niht ses
Ibi6t tperoen. Ser 8erIuit betrGsi
100000. Mn bem &obIentperfe tpar
bic Mrbeit felt bersanssnem SuIi eins
geiteut tporben.
= Die grie & SO. 9. giienbebn 60.
entfaItet in Der @esenb bon pittston
cine srDBere &esiamfeit, tpie ie supor.
gn Yine StraBe ioq cine neue @sids
ansebradt iperoen unb eS beiBt, baB Elm
neuer 8abnbof an 8roabitrabe erbaut
tperben ioa, mo friber bic @erfitdtten
Der 8ennI. 8oblen So. geitanben. Dis
8riidsn an DAT unb 3ailroab Strabsn
tperbeu burh eiierne eriebt. Dian
ipornt bier bic Gompanie sur ipeiteren
ausbsbnuns ibrer 8abn an.
- I'm 46 llbr am Montas 9lbeno
braden aus benz &eRslbauie Der @sit
pittston Dampfwdiderei SIammen
berpor. bic raid um iid sriffsn. bic
Observation-Disclosures bon SO. 6.
Ten6 sdnalid in 9lide lesten unb bic
Wai1anitait bon gmorp & Tend
idiper bei6dbisten, trosbem bic Ssuer.
ipebr prompt aur Steae mar. Der
8erlut bon 98. 6. Ienb fol- $4,000
betrasen unb 1T NIT $4,000 perf9ert ;
bic Wdiderei tpurbe gum 8etrase bon
$500 beiddbist.
= Mm Donneritas Morsen fanb
man am SuBe zines Ibbanses an ber
2ebisb 8aaep 8abn bic idredIib per=
ltiimmeIte 9ei1e bon Wli6aeI @urrp
BON Yort @riffitb. gr bate iid aus
benz 2eben befbrbert, inbem ct iid cine
Stanse Dpuamit an ben 8brper banb
unb ansiinoete, unb bic @rpIoiion bate
5Ieiidfeben auf $50 suB @ntfernuns
seidleubert unb bic Iinfe Sanb fphnte
man gar nidt finbsn. Der 8eritorbene
lit friiber an @eiitesit6runsen unb bat
bic Ibat iebenfaQs in einem foI6en
anfaas besansen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-15
Da8 xbal abip arts.

Yagluruille. - Dem .. 8. & W
Bremier gilbert Mutber, Der erft stpei
Sage i'm 0ienit ipar, wurbe bier am
Samifae Der re6te Irm beim 8oppeln
bon &arren serquetfdt, 70 bab er bic,
3oa unterm @Ilbosen abSenommen tpers
ben mubte.
: Die 3apIor, Bpne unb slrdbaIt
@ruben arbeiten nddfs @o6e ie orei
Gage.
= 8ei ieinsr albreiie miinidt Ser.
Yafor @. Samibt aa' ieinen Sreun'
ben uno 8efannten ein berSlides
,,2ebepObl !" su iasen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-15
0cn Netersbura.

= Su Der Bresbsterii6sn Stride ba'
bier fanb am Sonntas bic Confirmation
bon is6ssbn 8inbern rurb Baftor g8iB.
pdHer fatt. Die Namen Der coniirs
mirten 8naben iinb: 8arl Sraft, OSs
car Sennopp, Soiepb Ibauer, @ilbelm
S6neiber, 9enrp Stlpp, Geo. Silte.-
Die Mdbden paren: Grace S4mibt.
Inna Dreper, Diinnie Sauer, 2i3sit
Sauer, Minnie Mtiller. 2ottie Otuseat,
Dora Slider, Mprtle Slider, Gliiabett
Start, 8aulina Sennopp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-15
Sur q, fdlliaem 8eaebtmn8

@iait Du sinen suten unb paHenoen
Sdub baben, bann sebe nidt su einem
SbneiDer, alio Wis versa. Dieie Grs
mabnuns bat aud Inpenbuns auf
pbotosrapbieen. iusbeionbere in lebte'
rer 9eit, ipo 10 piele total unpraftii6e
Diletanten um ieben Breis fur bas
gubIifum Srabenssiidter beritsllen.
Miait Du Elm gut ausssfibrtes Bib
baben, baS Dir Sreube ma6t uno Dir
na6 Sabren nod pertbboa erideint,
bann sebe su einem praftii6en Ybotos
srapben.
g9ir MAIDEN baS tpertbe Yublitum
nod aufmerfiam auf uniere ncuen 60
Iumbia @Iace 9botosrapbieen.
2p Senrp Srep.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-15
A)fenl@,
Mer'gere bid ME /!

9n bisier 3ft br i6psrn Wotb,
Wc nod man6' llnsspitter brcbt,
Ssi anisr @atIipru9 ipai unb frab:
Msul&, arsers bid ME
aOmmt Dir ter Stsusrmann in's 5aus
llnS "niifsr Did r6t sriinbt& aus,
Damn i&rsi niat: DOnnsrparaybis-
@snf6, arsrs bid ME
8'lf Ou I'M sinsn Dollar psrfIast
llnS bait Sann rsn appsa setpast
llns fommt bic aOienrs9nuns-tui.?a?
@snit, arsers bid nis
Sdlt &od II. Sele ni6tsmsbraus,
Damn fOmnt gum BELL aIsibtr Saus.
5m Ssrfauf Serf@leubertGie-
Msnf6, areers ME!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-15
@efferu DreTeb 8eef.

Nuber ben Jluei Earlaoun8en 5hgerldtel,s
eleiid,, oas mir Montas un0 0onnsrftaa err.
baIten, empfangen mir tdslid friid seidIad.
fstes gIeiIG Dom 2anoe, ftiide unb Salt.gier.
Butter, safe unb 9anoprobutte iibrrbaupt
Wir baben feruer einen Borratb Der befen
Bologna Wurf. friide nno 9eialaene SduI.
tern. @ippen Sbuds, 8nnofilde etc. llnfeu
BoIognawurt iibertriHt alle anoere.
Gale & Go.
Ia f0t Qadapauna apenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-15

= Die eagle Sdlaud 60. bat burd
ibre Setli6feit an 0aibineton's @e'
burtstas einen &einertras bon 1915
er3ieIt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-15
Nreb. martin's
..Nalace" SOtes,
9SS S 235 Hcnn ISe.

@arme uno talts Speiien 5u ieber 8ases.
,eit. Q Wobiulon's Bier on 3apf. 6einiter
Bfsfsr uno Monosram Sdnaps. ebam.
paansr uuo @bein @ene. Ssiber eunid
isoen Weorsen. Gleftriide Gd9er; feline
Sfisseu. asIspbou 70. ss4.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-15
Ouumpre.

= Die 8ennipIb. SobIen So. sablte
bier am Uiittipo6.
- Nadbem I'M berflofenen Sabre
in mebreren Stabttbeilen bubi6e Sers
beHsrunsen semadt tpuroen. iolen ieBt
aud pine, gBillon unb 0rinfer Stras
Ben an bic 8eibe fommen.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-07-20
CARNEGIE'S POLICY.
To Break the Association and Got
Back tho Old Hands.
wiz Not Run the Works with Imported
Labor-Couid Not Get Black sheep
Enough III They Were to We'll
come Them with "a band.

HOMESTEAD, Pa, July IL -Abso,ute-
ly nothing is going on in Homestead
save foraging for rations, sweltering in
the downpouring heat of Scab hill, and
waiting for the next move in the game.
The soldiers are suffering more thar tho
strikers, and some of them are already
impatient TO be away. They are badly
lodged and worse fed. II the present
weather continues, there viii be some
sickness, rs the boys are having all the
discomforts of an actual campaign with
none of its rcdeeming features.
At the strikers headquarters not
more than three men dropped about tho
great hallway. 1.-The more the boys
stay ut home or go fishing the better it
will be for all hands," said Mr.. Cum
mings. 1--WE do not want them here
There is nothing for them To do but to
wait, and they can wait out under the
trees better than in this awful hole.
The troops can't stay here forever, and
| don't see how Mr.. Fricl can expect
the situation to bc materially changed
after they leave"
The company does not seriously hope
10 run the works with imported labor, -
he continued. "Mr. FriclS knows that
If we provided carriages TO bring black
sheep from the depot to the mills and
the band To welcome them he would not
get enough men for the work. He de-
ponds ON breaking up the Amalgamatcd
association and taking back about two
thirds of the old men. This he can
never do, and until he does it the mills
will stay idle or he will come to us. We
can afford To wait. Not cent in our
treasury has been touched, and we have
powerful friends to fall back upon when
we have spent our own mon ~"
Hugh ODonncll, Burgess LuclSic. Mr..
Rylands and about half dozen other
of the leaders here during the recent
fight, went up to Pittsburgh Wcdnes-
day morning to testify before the Oates
committees
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-07-20
oinolnnatl Landside cnnsna 1.n,u sn,,a

CINCINNATI, July 14.-The East Sixth
street land slide will be productive OF n
large number OF damage suits against
the city Judge Ermston appeared bc.
fore the Il. of A. ON Wednesday. and
hled claims for damages as follows.
Michael Kennedy, $4,000: Jeremiah
Tracy, $1,000; Patrick Jackson. g.. $50;
and Thomas Ryan, $1,000 Each pcd.
toner claims that the city has had con-
structed "A system OF faulty drainage
at Russell and Court streets and on the
hill side in the rear OF their premises
That caused the damage To- their
property when the landslide took place.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-07-20
AN INVESTIGATION.
Members of the Ohio Meteorological Ru-
rcau In Inquire Into tho Origin OF tho
storm aud Its Effects

Members of the Ohio Meteorological Ru-
rcau IN Inquire Into tho Origin OF tho
storm aud Its Effects.
CoLUMBUS, o., July l5.-Thc nature
and effect of the Springfield tornado
will bc investigated from scientific
point of view. and with that intent
Prof George IL. Twist, of the Ohio
meteorological bureau. Prof II. Il.
Thomas, of the state university and
American Scientific association. Ia men,
Der of the Meteorological bureau). and
Prof. Metz. formerly of this city. now
of the Indiana Polytechnic school, left
for Springfield at noon Thurs
day Mr.. Charles VI. Strong. of
the United States weather station
here, will go over Friday on n similar
GRAND. The storm and it's effects will
bc fully described in the next report
from the Ohio. bureau. Mr. Strong
says the accounts thus far published do
not clearly state the origin OF the tor
nado, but he is inclined to regard il as
what is called by meteorologists. n
horse shoe storm" the destruction be-
ing caused by the vacuum formed in
the center 10y the coming together or
closing up of the open ends of the
storm, which sucks up everything that
comes within the vacuum.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-07-20
DYNAMITE
Used as Weapon of War BY S,rik
ing Miners
Everything Surrendered to the Union MGR
Mine Owners Held AS Hostages-The
Company Preparing to Take Nom
Union Men Out OF the Mines.

WARDNER, Idaho, July 14.-Outward-
~ all was quiet here Wednesday night,
but IL was the quiet of determination
and desperation. The strikers had n
day of Uninterrupted victory. They
had only TO demand and receive. and as
result they are in complete possession
of the mines and mills of the Bunker
Hill and Sullivan and Sierra Nevada
Mining Cos. The non-union men have
been driven out of the country. and
the men, rendered desperate by the
long strike and flushed with victory,
are talking of meeting the militia
and regular troops and fighting them
with rifle and dynamite. All of Tues
day bodies of armed men gathered on
the hill and in the canyons surrounding
Wardner. They came down from Wal
lace on fiat cars and hand ears and
helped themselves TO whatever they
needed in the way of transportation
They began the days programme by
marching several hundred strong upon
the property of the Bunker Hin and
Sullivan, threatening Supt V. NJ. Glenn
cnt with destruction of the entire
property unless he surrendered the
works, discharged his non-union men
and allowing them their own way.
Mr.. Clement had no alternative. The
mill is now loaded with dynamite and
could be destroyed upon minutes
notice. The strikers also turned their
attention To property of the Sierra
Nevada with like results. IL is reported
that car of dynamite has been sent
down the railroad track for the purpose
of blowing up the bridges of the rail-
road and preventing the troops from
coming into the country The miners ex-
pected the troops to reach Harrison Mt
o'clock and looked for their arrival here
in the afternoon, but as they have not
yet arrived 1t is feared that some mis-
hap has bcfallen them, or else that they
are proceeding with the utmost caution.
The miners have sent out the car of dy-
Mantle. Many men have left town, IL
is supposed, to intercept the cavalry
sent from TT. Sherman. The excite.
mcnt here is intense.
PORTLAND, Ore, July 14.-The Union
Pacific has just received adviccs from
Ceur d'Alcnc that the Northern Pacific
railroad bridge, together with several
hundred feet of track were blown I'M
by the strikers west of Mullan Wednes-
day morning. The company is prcpar-
ing To take all non-union men out of
the mines Wednesday afternoon TO
Iekos. The union men assert that the
moment the troops appear on the scene
they will blow up the Bunker Hin and
Sullivan, Sierra Nevada and Gem mines.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-07-20
THE MILITARY ARRIVE.
Two Companies of a. =. Infantry and Two
Companies of state Troops at Wallace,
idaho.

Companies of state Troops at Wallace,
idaho.
WALLACE, Idaho, July 1.-Two com
panics of L. 5. infantry and two com
panies of state militia arrived mt noon.
guard was mt once distributed
throughout the town. There are about
$50 men in the four companies. Ward
ncr is almost deserted, and except for
the military occupation all signs of
trouble have disappeared. The head
quarters of the military will be estab-
lishcd at Wallace. There is Il
large number of unarmcd min
crs in town, and everything is quiet.
Col. Carlin, of the Fourth u. =. infantry.
Is in command of the military forces
in C1ur d'Alene, and is now at Ward
ncr. where he has established picket
lines and taken charge OF the town.
There are now about 100 troops. L. =.
and state, in Shoshone county. As far
as known only one man, named Abbott.
was shot at Old Mission. lie is now in
the hospital here. and may die. He
says number of men were killed. but
no bodies can be found. A searching
party is now out.