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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1892-02-06
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VIM Timmon~ Postmaster Of laayillc
Ind. writes: Electric Biltcrs has don,
more for me ihan ~ other medicine
combined. for that bad feeling arisin-
from Kidney and Liver trouhle.' John
Leslie, farmer and stock man OF the sam,
place. says. Find Electric Biliers to D,
the 'csf Kinlney and Liver medicine
made me feel ike a new man J W
Gardener, hardware merchant >amt
Town says. Electric Bil'crs i just ia,
Thing for man who j. run down and
don't care whether Ice i've, oi dies; be.
found new strength good appetite and
leit just like he bad ness lc,.>e ga life
on, so. boiilc. al T. y Coll.nahsm 4
CO Drug store
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1892-02-06
Guaranteed Cure.

VI, authorize our advertised druggist
10 ecll Dr Kings New Discover, foi
Consumption. Coughs AMI Colds. upon
this condition lfyou are afflicted viii
"a Cough. Cold al amy Lung. Throat or
Chest trouble. and viii use this remedy
"a, directed. giving il "a fair tiial. and cN
pericnce no henctii. you may return tn,
hottie and have Your money refunded
We could moi make This oil'-r did We moi
know that Dr Kings New Discovery
could be relied on. /, never disappoinl'
Tunl bottles free al T. u. Couimeham y
Co.'S Drug Store Large size 5oc. IN,
Il o.
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A DOGS eRAv DISPLAYED
= Manifestation at In>n~P-ct~d Qualities
ia a Good Natnr-d SETTER.

DOGS BBAN Try DISPLAYED
\ Manifc.tatinn al tn>n~p-ct~d ouaiitie'
ia Good Natnr-d setter.
The existence 81 "a quality in u be,iil
is often unsupported and remains uu
known. even to the OWNER until some
sudden emergency brings il forth
This was strikingly Illustrated by i
stirring little episode which electrified
the Pine hills MOI hong since
Up on these hills lives "a Gordon set
ter Of mature year, This dog is dos
of an exceedingly pacific disposition
II cannot Toe truly said that l,r would
not hurt lly. " Int he draws the lin,
nj hies To b. sure he j. a terror I,
cats. but only when they ilcc befor,
him. II even kitten turns and face,
him lie >,opS in his headlong career
sits down ways lis tail and iispects
the kitten blandly
Once the ladies 81 the family dis
covered rat They called the dog
into the room then asserted their fola
mime instincts by mounting chairs and
tables and awaiting results. And tai,
dog followed that rat around the room.
snmiling AT il aud occasionally acceler
ating it, pace 10y a poke from his nose
until il got away down hole So il
may be readily seen bow harmless and
peaceful he is Every child on the
Pine hills has pulled his tail, harsh
word causes that tail to droop deprecat
ingly
y short time ago his owner brought
home bulldog weighing forty five
pounds Now a bulldog is organized,
both mentally and physically. entirely
with reference tn combat. and forty
five pound bulldog represents a terrible
instrument OF warfare
The chain which held this danger
ous compound of bone. sinew, brutal
ity and jaw was apparently strong. but
when the bulldog saw the setter wag
ging his tail in greeting he rent asundei
his bonds and pinned that setter by
the throat.
The nei-lIbors gathered from far and
near. with sympathy and suggestion.
\ crowbar WAS actually used n a pry
in the bulldogs mouth. without effect
ammonia proved useless: hose was
turned upon him. but his iron jaw held
firmly u the settlers throat Finally
the victim tore his throat away from
that awful grip. leaving the bulldog.
mouth filled with setter flesh
Then what did that setter do; that
peaceful dog. who would not harm a
rat. who was cowed 10y word! OF
course he presented black streak n
he disappeared through Allen street eu
route for his old Lark street home
Did her Well. no
Tile hired man. who was Of . iigur
alive turn 81 mind. said that he riz
upon his hind legs like "A hopuponihom
Us. an expression fanciful but obscure
In plain English he developed suddenly
into an awful fighter: he attacked that
bulldog in a manner terrible To- behold.
\ lady tainted ii The sight
lie destroyed his eneiny'S internal
economy. lie dug huge pits IN his flesh
he caused AN almost complete dissolu
tiou 81 continuity between the bull
dogs fore . and hi> body he tore
him till he dropped Tor dead ami then.
like the lady spectator Maida tainted
clean away
And the nest day be- was discovered
in the barn. showing "a rat around with
Its ttns,. .trt,l tt,. ], i,,,, y s,,,.,f for ~
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1892-02-06
IiIcl.lcn's Arnicn SaIAe.

The best salYe in the world for Cuts,
Bruises Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever
sores. letter, Chapped Hands Chilblains
Corns, and all SKIN Eruptious, and posi-
lively cures Piles. OF no pay required Il
Is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction,
81 money refundeu Price - cent, per
box. For sale by +. ID. Cotiingham Il Co.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1892-02-06
ESTABLISHMENT
In Baltimore.
6l2 Columbia Ave.
Gil TO 623 Portland ST.

This is the place for bargains. Where
everything needed To furnish house
complete can b., ohininc! We sell low
cr Tor cash Than any other hou>c and on
easy terms All kinds III Chamber. Par
ior Dining Room and Kitchen furn.inrc
Looking Glrsscs Manicl Mirrors. Mutcl
Cabinets in Oak Cherry aud Walnut .
Steel Eucr,yings oil Paintings. Clocks.
Bronz,s aud Art Goods Hair. llu>k
Fibre and Saii-t"p Mattresses; Pillows.
BOOSTERS Blankets omi"ris, spreads and
Bedding generally Carpets oil Cloths.
Mating, Door Mats RUGS. lla~S"ckS and
everything ia ihc Carpet line stoves
and rvcrl thing IN the stove line: Toilet
Sets. Tea Sets. Dinner Scls Lamps Cut
lcry and tull line of House Furnishing
Goods
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1892-02-06
FOR Over FIT, Years.

Mus WINSLow'S SooTHING SYRUP has been
used for over fifty years 10y millions of moth
crS for their children while tccihiug with per
fcci success II Sooihcs the child. softcus the
gums. aiays all pain. cures wind collie. AMI Is
the poor little sufferer Immediately. Soli by
Druggists in every part of the world. Iwcn-
ty-iNc cents IA hottie. BE sure and ask for
Mr.. Wiusinw'S Snothin. syrup aud take n"
other kind.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1892-02-06
MUSIC AT YATES

There is music at Yates "
especially in the Ovcrcoat
Room and Children's Depart
mcnt. The constant hum of
business gives a "snap and
a 80 To the whole establish
mcnt.
The choice Clothing of the
season is upon our tables
upon its merits principally
we rely to advance our rcput-
alton. The moderate prices
of course will also have their
say.
A. c. YATES & Co.
Now Only Cor. 18th and Chestnut SITS.
BESr MADE CLoTHiNG IN PHIIA
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SANDY Bower, and III, cola Mine


Lenucl s. faniliarly known IL
sandy Bowers. one of the first
locaters on the Gold llill groupings Of
the Comstock. tad twenty feet If
wonderfully rich ground, from which Ii.
realized over =. 000. OO1 ia Il much
shorter time than il took linn 10 spend
IL. IL Sought the best ranch in WaShue
valley, and on it built large mansion
OF fine hewn granite. slIInptu"u>ly fur
nisfed throughout. costing nearly $500,
O00 lie took bis wife 10 Europe whore
he bought stacks Of fine oil paintings.
and piles Of statnary about which he
knew nothing but the cost. and lie
didn't care anything for that what he
wanted was " ornament for his house.
Sandy's mine soon gave out. and he
was financially embarrassed when he
died. His widow lives among friends in
California. Sandy is buried beneath
lofty pines on the steep base Of the
Sierra Nevadas, hundred yards above
his lost home, and the Bowers mansion
stands as "A monument to the charic
teristically reckless expenditures Of a
Comstock millionaire. Cor Chicago
Inter Ocean
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1892-02-06
Notice to TrespasSerS

IA trcspnss on any of our bind, OF the
premises on which we reside with gun nr
dog under penalty of The law. and We
hcrcb, give notice ihal II any person u
found iir~pa>sing ~ aforesaid the. viii
Ice prosecuted according to law. William
: Holland, William j Richardson. Fran
cis Eul, J. Holland Smncf.
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St. Elmo Hotel,
ST. & $40 Arch Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Rates Reduced to So per Dav

The travc ing public will find At this
Hotel the same liberal provision for their
comfort II is located in the immediate
centres ofhusinesS and places Of amuse-
mcni and the different railway depots, as
well as all parts OF the city are easily ac-
ccSSihlc by street ears constantly passing
The doors Ii offers special inducements
Ia those visiting the city for business or
pleasure JOS. VI. FEGER.
feb q ly Proprietor
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Terms Postage Prep,d So a Year

Volumes v. VIII. and MI Of IttRPEK'S
NoUNG PEorLE. bound in cloth. will be- sent
10y mail. postage paid. ON receipt of $50 each.
The other volumes are oui Of print.
Surlo Numbers Five Gents each Spcci-
men Copy sent ON receipt Of two cent stamp.
kcmitianct~ >huuil he made 10y PoSt-ofiice
Money Order or Draft. - avoid chance of loss.
NorSJtyi,yN 0rc nat g. copg tbs Hdrert,Sr
Bl"fi,rS
Address: HARPER y BROTHERS.
Nm. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-30
THIRTY PEOPLE DIE ~ RRcoKLYN
THE TERRIBLE HEAT GREATLY INCREASES THE
DEATH RATE,-THIRTY yr1IRI-E H;osTRA-

After the worst night OF tie season nc residents
q Broklyn were poorly prepared to Withstand the
effects OF the terrible heat Yesterday. nuc the mum
Der Of prOatnions and deaths greatly Increased
over the record Of previous days Of the week Many
persons slept the roofs Of hcir houses Thursday
night. The most intense suffering caused In
workshops and factories whore artificial heat added
the overheated temperature. streecar horses suf-
frred severely but by changing them frequently only
few died Out Of ;. 700 used by The ErLokiyu CITY
Railroad Company, Only two have died this week.
Efforts TO run NE cars under the usual Roadway and
TO keep TO the schedule time abandoned on all
The stieet-car lines.
The sick suffered severely from the heat. The
death Of Ms. Mary Cochran Broomc. wife Of Lieu
tenant Colonel John L. Bro0me. United States Marine
Corps which occurred at one minute after midnight
On Thur day night AZ so. III rcrrcpout st.. Was at
t.lbucd % the terrible heat.
TIL, following deaths from tie heat reported ::
Margaret C.dy NJ. ~ Place; william Barry.
Of 40. ii2 Baltic It.. Henry Nichols. infant No.
133 Ewcn-st.. John Kcrner, OF Marcy ave- aud
GVlnnctt-st. stant,laus Gi.bJIsh. of No. 80 North
second st. John Mcclure. 80. 4:i Baltic St.; Mrs
Jane Ratl. Of Pa'lhcst. aid stOneavc., George
Bucl one Of the crew OF the steamship Persian Mon
arch diod Oh board the vessel at Prentice stor-s
james Donovan. No. 81 Mddagh st; jane Donlni'
40. 81 Berry 81. John Murphy, No. 3G4 Btlti' st. :
Tlloua, Mahpnoy. No. 2i7 Van Hrnnt-st: Ehen Cara,
No 2Ol flatbushavc. Wendolm Hand, 30. 2I7 suite
81 John GraaS. 40 iiOl Iicifor ave; Ellen furey,
40. 90 Undcrhlllnvc William ID. o'Br1en, No II
West Ninth ST.. Frederick Ncldmillcr dropp~ dead In
front Of So i4O Mcc,ra,e, Christopher frderich' On,
40 % North SIXTH st.; Richard Kcnthe, No. ia
Eqglcst: L0uis Kahlf 80. s5 stockton 1t. !;
Mrs bridget Eonch. No. lO- sanford 81. John Weidner
no. 3o2 Flushing ave. Timothy Clark, 40 500
Hicks st.; Anton Kleiupi~cr. No. II pemonco
Place: Joseph kettle, 80. 112 Wolcou t. Prank
Wcdermllrr, home unknsan, VI No. III mon ave. ;
Mary Kclrhcr No. - Main ST.. France r. Davis,
No. - Duihcld 81.
There were also thirty three prostratlons from the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-30
AFFECTING THE POSTAL SERVICE.
LETTER-CARRIERs FRUSTRATED DELIvERIE

LETTERCARRIERS FRUSTRATED - DELIVERIES
AND COLLECTIONS REDUCED.
The prOstration Of two letter carriers OF whom
afterward died. WIS reported to Postmsse Van Colt
yesterday. The fatal was that OF Francis j.
Feeney Of No. 500 East FOurteoth-st Of station d,
Ninth and Stuvvesant sts. He overcome at =
p. m. on Thursday in the station First he was re-
moved to his home, but later taken TO Bellevue.
where he died Of IL O'Clock that night. Hugh j.
Henry substitute carrier at station II. WIS overcome
Thursday at Forty st. and MadisOnaVe.. and
taken to tie Presbyterian Hospital. Postmaster Van
Colt directed that inquiries be- made at the hospital
concerning the carriers condition at regular intervals,
and that tlle information BE- communicated to him.
At first Henry reported to be seriously Ill., but late
in the afternoon IL said that he was on the high
road to recovery
Mr. Van Colt ordered ton OF ice. IN addition to the
regular supply. for use in tho Postofice.
Five OF the regular collections and deliveries were
taken OF yesterday to relieve the carriers
A. b. Maze. superintendent Of mails at the Post
Office, said yesterday that in his experience OF twelve
years In his present place lie had never before known
so many mail wagon horses 10 be overcome By the heat
Four horses fell In the Of the PosOiice after
making trips and perhaps dozen fifteen others were
overcome IN different parts Of the city. Some OF the
regular trips OF the wagons were discontinued, other
wise the horses would have suffered much more None
died outright far Known
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-30
co,,,,.c prpr,DIJCAN MEETINGS.

The Young Mems Independent Repubn'ln n''o'',
ton Will have q special meeting at NO. a'' 'oA',S
10 night Patrick O'Dwyer, president Vi U"c ''""'
said Yesterday "The members 81 ms ort''''''o"'
a. veil as self. boiters from the Do'i' '""
national ticket. We were slfnp! cisg"S'o' W.T.
propo,ition 10 have four years more OF the 'oVo'"'
,nrtp,.trat,on which showed Itself an enemy 70 u''
wo,li G ne Die and We concluded 10 form an out "
ont Harrison and Reid Cub. We SHAH 90 all III our
mower 70 elect tho Republican ticket
General Gtorgr A. sheridan under MS enT"' ,''''
Will the Campaign Committee Of the hcp"o'i' %
Cgnb Of the CITY u New York. VIII address lhc'"'s
10 be held IN tho IVth Assembly District al tno nan
% ,a Uohrcw Institute Fast Broadway and Jefferson.
~ thte evening nj = O'clock William IL. lDWhIeS
viii make a short preliminary address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-30
FOREIGN NAVAL NOTES.

Tic British Navy is being made ready for It's amman
feet manoeuyrcs und. IN connection herewith " Is
very likely that there will be the usual annual report
Of defects In construction In machinery ana III guns
Seven Of the waIships went out from Plymouth Few
DAYS ago for q trial OF their machinery and two Of
them returned disabled After the manocnvres the
CaIatca Is TO relieve the Invlncihc as coh'i@ulru
ship Ia Southampton waters II hAs beeh tnS o,'oi''
tbr t0 take up moorlng, Of Coyes ana ac' a. g'ard
ship there but the Galata will perform this service IN
the future.
II is reported that the Invinciblc is 10 be the sea
going tender for nsructional purposes aud Is 7" be
attached to the new uava gunncry establishment at
olcerIcss.
The Melampus is to bc taken 20 Cowes. under the
command OF the Duke of York, a soon rs she i f''
and to take the place OF the Royal yacht o'Do'he'
now being rchited with new boilers.
CAPTAIN McI.vOy, Of the British navy has invented
an Instrument called the "hydrophouo for preventing
any ,orpedo or o,hrr boat propelled bv screw from
approaching harbor or anchorage nj niSh WITHIN
three miles without making its presence KNOWN me
frs, apparatus employed was called the dlhaph 'I''
but it was 20 unpracticallv cn>ityc tlht ine swim
marI,ne T. said ~ be more efficient. The principle Is
that Of a telephone under wafer IAc VihI"i ,'> "a az
approaching propeller, even az i3S nNl"'. .
srr importsd 10 Il druu and key Which glv" me
necessary alarm 10 various ways Su'h - n6lI"ns
Signal search lights. ringing bc'N or hrlhs gun
Fiance continues to increase It's appropriations TOT
tie Army and Navy from year 10 year. i''' "PP''
nrlatjor for the Army for 1893 Is GijOrooD flames
and that for the Navy is os0OoO.0Oo francs. or 3d.
100000 francs more than for 1852 II j. intehdoo
In Augment the crews of warslps and to Increase ''
number Of irOnclads The peace footing OF Tic Navy
il l43Di or nearly double that OF the United Hh'eS
Navy The French Navy has reserve force OF ~
900 men In addition TO That for IN" regular sc'tn.
T., 80, France spent 81 O0O.OtD francs on new sup
ana the appropriation for 1903 L. e0n,oOO francs
more She has ucarly hundred vessels III our :"
of which eight irbl'lsplH ifhfN '''
ng.icd and by 1896 twenty one crliseis VIII ma,
i..en launched There are sixtytwO torpcd" Do"'S
nnder course OF construction.
The new british battleshp Blake, the hngSop VI
,Le Atlantic squadron. has shown such ceno'en'.
e., enecd rs 10 cause serious criticism. she was Du''
os a 90 knot ship under forced draught ana al i''i
nower but on her recent run from Bermuda TO I'M,
r., Cha rnnde only average or 10 III KNOTS III -
nnnrs The hoped for 10 knots under easy stea" ms
hecome a dream OF the futnre'
The Magicienne has also gone wide Of expectation ds
. -, az she averaged only IL IL knots instead
~ II knots for the twenty1our hours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-30
AT LAST THE AIR FRESHENS.
Continued from First Page.

Tho large factories closed down In Newark, Harrison
and KeaTTly and Others that kept IL operation had
few men at work. The list Of dead Is 1s follows 4:
Michel LaDiGan, No % Barneyst.; Michael Mahon.
No. ~ schalh st.. John Finder. 80. 2'' Ferry-st {;
William Meyer. knney-st; James Paterson CIHk'st !;
James X. smith. Westinghouse, an Unknown Ger
man John McCot, 40. 81 Green St. A. schuisinee,
No. BIZ Eighth ave. Adam Wssal. 80. III Somerset
ST. 'fcorse Bloom. No lo3 Lexington It,, Edward
Wilson, CommerCe-st.
AT p. IN. the large thermometer at tie corner OF
Broad aud Market SIS, registered, In the shade ny u
degrees. IcipIc d. M. sherc were hNc NOMINATIONS
70 the police 10 remove dead horses from Inc streets.
six PERSONS were prOetlacd In Jeleey MY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-30
ATCHISON APPEALS FROM 4 DECISI0N.
STRONG LANGUAGE FROM ITS PAsSLNG ILt
TRAFFIC MANAGER.


Chicago Jnlv GA scathing rcbnhc TO the chair
man and members Of the Western Passenger hssoci-
tlon WIS administered this afternoon In letter from
w. f. White passenger traffic manager OF the Atchlson
Topeka and santa Fe road. He accused Chairman
Caldwell and all the association roads, except The
Atchison of having entered into an arrangement with
the Chicago and Alton 10 effect the reductions IN
passenger rates to Western points without the inter
position Of rate committee. required by the As
socntion agreement snd consequently deprive the
Atchison Of It's right TO voice 10 the advisafity
Di making such reductions. Al 4 meeting al when
the AtchisOn not represented or peiinl''td 10
Le was arranged that tho Chicago and Alton Shon'o
reduce It's rates and thereupon the chairman was 10
use such action as pretext for granting to the mem
bers Of the association authority to make siuilDr
rates. In granting such authority however, the
Atchson was not consulted permitted 10 be heard.
1t was deprived of its rights under the agreement
although an attempt was made Ia hold II to its OBJ
legations hereunder.
in pursuance Of this Infamous conspiracy" con
tnued The letter. the Chicago and Alton Railroad
Company gave notice ~ q reduction. a. follows
Here the scale is given, showing that In addition 10
the Sl2 round-trip rate between Chicago and Denver
a onc-way rate Of the amount Is made besides
r0undtIfp rite Of IS singlctnp rate OF 80 10 Kan
sas City, and s. rate from st. Loni' to Kansas
Otv. 1t is claimed that while the chairman an-
tlorzed the members Of the Western Passenger AS
ISOLATION 10 meet UcSo NtlSs, He NV "" Wv
sams right ~ The Atcllson as % "a portion Of them
Mr. White takes the ground that neither u" as
ISOLATION nor chairman has the power 10 authorize
a reduced rat. in favor OF OF the members 10
The exclusion Of others competing br tn" same burl
ness lie also holds that the one way rate Is not an
excursion rate and. being "A reduction III" existing
rate cannot be uud"r the Interstate Commerce
act except on giving the ten days notice required
thereby Therefore such n rate must nccossaIlN "N-
tend from August - and l. not legally capable
of heinr confined from August 10 =
on these grounds the AtchsOn road gives notlCe pi
appeal from the action taken In this matter by 'hH
man Caldwell and BY the association members. ana
named r A. Ford, general passenger agent of The
PENNSYLVANIA lines, as one OF the aibitratDfs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-30
rop THE REPUBLICAN TIchET.

The campaign committee OF the j. j. o'"'eh "s'r ,
citation held meeting Inst night at Its rooms 40 "
70 marx the plans OF the Organization IN"
,o,t,.e consists Of Bernard ROuike, Henry I"c"F'
:, p pt-p,auu Charles Smith, Christian Goetz 1hoH's
c,l,van Frederick j. Scclig, Edward J. Sparcibe's'
,,,ca H. Gottlieb william 4. O'Brien, James Nc
M,nu> and Joseph r. Col2an The captains OF the Gee
~ srtcts had also invited 20 express their Views
- :, ,hose urc,ent were tiustave Norwak, Morris
I.ac patrick j. Hickey. Max J. PorJcs Martin kirby
- Drscol Issy Kau, Henry Vanderwyck ana
George w. johnson.
~ Binbaum made appeal for the support 81 the
-, 80 nenocratc ticket. William +. O'Ericn
,.un,onod the Republican cause. Mr.. O'Brcns address
os ,oceivcd with much warmth and 1t Was decided TO
close the debate. committee OF hve was appointed py
the nredt to formulate policy Of the association and
49,, n, &c next meeting The committee consists Of
Charles Smith william T. OBrIen, Fred sees' Henry
Joewy and Thomas sullivan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-30
ELECTRICAL STORMS IN CENTRAL NEw-YoRh

Tuca y. Y, July 28.-Reports from various points
in Centra New York show that severe thuuderstorus
were prevalent this afternoon AZ Rome hghtlihe
struck the house Of Cornelius Mack on West IhoIiS
st. setting fire TO IT. Loss, S2'oVo' Insured INV
house of T. L. DEMO on East Thomas ST.. was also
,,., I'm, .scnnod burning When the storm had
nassd fires that had been set ny lightning were seen
at many points in the country surrounding nome
The barn Of Philip Dishlcr two miles IA tile cast was
DESTROYED Loss $1,000: insured. At West Nome
lightning struck the house of JACOB lN'hmenser
rasscd through the room In when the iamlH
was gathered and went out through the open window
r,rl,, IN the dav small cyclone did considerable
damage near Lowvtllc. Fences and trees were leveled
and roofs taken oil. At p n. thunderstorm passed
over the village. The house and barns OF Augustus
Arthur were destroyed Gecree Harvey. the t9l vas
,ctng his Last load Of hay under shelter. and the bolt
fnled one OF the horses standing In ir" ot tle load
MIR Ilarvev's sou was struck and hole wa, burned
I'm the lack Of his neck, but he was not seriously III
iurp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-30

Rockville Conn, July 2o.-Reports ron various
towns in Tolland County show that mnch damage WAS
done by the severe thunderstorm last evening Az
Ellington "A terrific wind prevailed ana over uo1o"
feet from the ground and split open. In front OF
sheriff Kibbc's house big elm tree was spit OPEN
half the tree falling in tho street making IL hlpasaoo
At ToIland H. Rix's barn struck By lightning ana
large timbers splintered. number OF bua'hes were
struck in >omers. The storm was severe Ill 'nIS
city. -
birmingham, Conn, July 20 (SpeclaD-lhe t'er-
mometer at Goes drug store at l O'Clock registered
10, degrees A terrific thunderstorm visited here
last night Lightning struck and destroSoo Ins pa'u