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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-19

eminent member of tho Philadelphia bar Is
visiting his friend. Mecauiay Bright: at Moh-
dawmin. the homo of Captain Bright. =
Professor William G.. Jones, principal OF
Madison School. Richmond. having finished
his labors for the term. has returned home 10
spend the summer with his family here.
Colonel Berry s. Ewell. the venerable ex-
president. OF William and Mary College,
was in town during the week in attendahco
upon court. The Colonel. while over four-
score years Of age and though he lacks tnet
elasticity which belong 10 heroes OF ieEse,I,
years. yet isl vigorous aud healthy ana sun
retains that genial good nature which has
always characterized him.
y Master Joe Bidgood. OF Richmond, Is mere
visiting his relative. Dir. ". d. Cole.
Mrs. G. Parke Gary. of Richmond. Is nero
as a guest Of Mrs w. II. BraithwaIte. ,
Miss Ella Moncure and Miss Mary anu
Annie McCaw have returned here from kch-
mond, where they have been attending
school,
Moncure d. Conway. tho celebrated literacS
teur, accompanied by Mr.. Havemeyer. o.
saccharine fame. visited our town this week.
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been in bad health for some months. and e =
a source OF regret that his visit 70 the 80
shore did not result ia more decided Improves
fuenf
Miss Otey and Miss Slaughter OF Lynch
burg and Miss Askev of Pennsylvania are
visiting at Judge X. L. w. Dukes.
Mrs Kate Durrett has returned from 81.
Louis. Mo-. where she visited her son.
Miss Fannie Rogers has returned 70 her
home at Alfred after pleasant visit in this
city
Mr. Stonowall Tompkins, superintendent
OF the Charlottesville electric light plant, 10
confined to his home by illness.
Mr.. Stephen Teel OF Iexas, - Sc the ped
side Of his aged father Mr. Bernard z. Teel.
who Is very i'll.
Miss Birdie 0oss is with her sister. Mrs
George NJ. Mckenzie. et Mountain Top. Miss
Susie Co.'s Is visiting friends In Bedford.
Miss Mary Moon, OF Texas, is visiting
relatives and friends In this county. She Is
daughter of the late J. SummerteId Moon.
Miss Kate Pettyiohn. OF Amherst, viii 70
turn to her home in a few dave. much to the
regret of her many friends IN this county.
MISS Mertie Bailey. of Rockbridge. N visit
ing Miss Virginia Crank OF Rouge Mink"
Miss Maggie Smith. Of "MoryeB.o Is visit
ing her uncle, Professor 7. II. Smith. at the
| University.
Miss Fannie Anderson, Of Louisa Ia at Mrs.
| 5. J. Harts.
Last evening the closing exercises Of Mise
! Eva Cleveland's music school took place 10
Temperance Hall. An elaborate programme
| Of recitations. solos. duets. trios, &C.. was
! rendered. The leading participants were
| Misses Lillian and Rena Bailey. Ethel Payne.
! Franks. Wright. Bootbe. The recitations by
Kiss Kate Yandegrift and Thomas Werten-
baker were excellent
Miss Louise Robinson. N Danvlle IS visit
ing her friend. Miss Bessie Valentine.
Judge John L. Cochran Is in Minnesota
Mrs Mary Garrett. of Gorionsville. 10 vs-
ting her sister. Mrs. J. c. Pattison. OF this
city.
Miss Lettie LETTER. of Baltimore, is the
guest Of Mr.. Phil Oberdorfer.
Professor and Mrs. Joseph j.. Jarman, OK
| Emory aud Henry College, are here.
| Mrs. Is. r. Grove left this morning 10 visit
| friends In Ronceverte. w. Va,
| Miss Gertie Becker Of Washington and
| Miss Lille letch Of Charlottesville are
| spending some time with friends ut Miller
| School
| Miss Iona Hinton, Of Petersburg. Is the
| guest of Mrs. w. J. Fioklin
Three members of the present law class
Messrs. w. H. Gordon of Charlottesville. 4.
| L. Boggs Of Augusta, Ga. and d. L. Farland
| of Lvnchburg have been appointed assist-
ants on the editorial staff OF tho American
and English Encyclopedia of Law, published
at Northport. l.. |.
Miss Minnie Palmer of stanton. is visiting
1 at MY j. Il. Andrews'
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Tho s,annton Electric Line.

STANTON. VA, June 1s.-lSpecial. COX
onel f. X. Sibley. of New York. president OF
the company formed for establishing an cleo
trio line in this city. has given positive assur-
ances that the work shall begin certainly noe
later than the fall The line will be enlarged,
and the route changed. The electric plant
for furnishing the power will be used ais
for supplying incandescent lights and running
all kinds Of small machinery, fans. etc.
Captain w. e.. Kinney, adintant Of the SEQ
ond Virginia regiment Captain Holt and
Lieutenant W. J. Perry. of the West Augusta
Guard, have gone TO Roanoke TO attend tho
encampment Of the State militia. Companies
from Winchester, Woodstock, Toms Brock
and Harrisonburg will join tho officers al
Basic City. Colonel Mutton, Of Winchester.
will be In command. The West Augusta
Guards have been so recently organized that
they have not yet been regularly mustered in
and hence could not go "a an organized body.
The Dunsmore Business College closed III
session Tuesday. There were four graduates
j. NJ. Moffett. Brownsbura, Va. @. A. Beck.
Charlottesville. formerly professor at Miller
Manual School; j. l.. Whistler, Shenandoah
county, aud G. f. Hoover Rockingham
county.
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Petersburg.

PHrrRsBURo. VA, June IA dance was
gwen last night at the residence OF Colous5'
William Fields IN Dinwiddle county when
was much enjoyed by all in attendance. ne
following couples were present; Mr. X IL
Hoy with Miss Laura Hope OF Hampton, Va
Mr.. Herbert Arlington with Miss Belle Green
Mr.. Sterling Bragg with Miss Lucia Jones
Mr.. Mead Doyle with Miss Matte Holden
Dir. Henry Maclin With Miss Kate Purcevllle'
Mr.. L. Is. Maclin with Miss Mamie Machn-
Stags-Dayio Dunlop, Joseph Perciyeli,'
Ferd Schwencke, Townsend Boiling. Ma1
Nudyet. fine supper was served.
Miss Susie +. Wilson. Of this city. has gone
10 Ashland to spend few days with friends
before leaving for Portsmouth.
Miss Hattie Young has left for Canada 70
spend her vacation.
Miss Lula Gregory. Of Chesterfield county
is on a visit TO Miss Lena Adkins. of Washing
ton street.
Miss Susie Moody has returned home after
a pleasant visit 70 friends in Baltimore.
Mr.. Preston l.. Roper and bride have re;
turned TO Petersburg after an extended bridai
tour North.
AR. Ashley Moody and bride have returned
to the city.
Miss Josie Griffin. Of Brunswick county IS
on visit 10 friends in Petersburg.
Mrs. Macon Martin. Of Richmond. has Oeeh
visiting friends here.
been spending some days with friends here
Mrs. David Lynch. of Richmond. Is on q
visit to her sister. Mrs. Waverly Iownes, on
Sycamore street
Miss Matte Watson. a daughter o., Mr.. ROD
ert l.. Watson, a prominent tObacconist OF
this city. has gone to Europe 10 be aDseh'
for some time.
Miss Jennie Wells. Of San Mareno, Dinwid-
die county. is Oh a visit % the family OF Alr'
Milton s. Wells. on Washington street.
Miss Annie Gregory. who has been on
visit TO friends IN Chesterfield county. has re-
turned % the city. l..
Mrs. II. L. Blakey. Of Charlotte, n. G.. Is
on q visit to her parents Oh Harding street
Mr. George Cameron has returned home
from Europe.
Miss Kate Campbell. of Oxford, n. G.. IS on
a visit to the family of Mr. w. I. Plummei
on Lawrence street. o.. o.,
Mrs. J. ID. Purcell. of Kentucky, is quite ~
at the residence Of her father, MI ". l.
Plummer.
Petersburg Lodge, No Is. A. f. and A. NJ,
have elected the following officers for th'
ensuing term Worshipful Master, lsadort
Reinach: Senior Warden, J. A. Hirshberg
Junior Warden. W. II. Stoughton; Treasurer
James w. Cole: Senior Deacon. Dar
Oestricher: Junior Deacon, NJ. ). Wells.
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williamsburg.

WnIIAMsBUn0. June 16.-Professor @. ].
Osgood. of New York was handsomely enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Williams on
Wednesday evening, the occasion being the
birthday Of the Professor.
professor j. Leslie Hall. of the faculty of
William and Mary. is booked for an address
before the county superintendent of public
obstruction OF the State at Bedford City on
Jnlv 2Ist. The subject Of his remarks will
be university Extension"
Miss Mamie Bright. daughter OF Captain
Robert "a. Bright. Of this city, who has
been spending some time in Philadelphia,
will in a few days start on an extended
Western trip, going out as far az Denver, Col.
Miss Bright viii be the guest OF Mr.. John y.
Stevenson. Jr.. president of tho Fort Smith.
Kansas and Great Southern railroad
Dir. William Roper. OF Mount Airy. Pa. q
nephew OF tho late Trsnklia ". G0xsn. ~
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WIDE WAFER. June i4.-Among the greatest
pleasures Of our bright June days was the
and Miss Elizabeth Dexter. ''1''
Probably no society event for yeare has
been the subject OF such widespread jntarnst
n our country side, for from far and near
not only within tho confines of our eonntv
but from without It's bounds as well ss
those OF the state friends and relatives
young couple a hearty God-spoed On thar
matrimonial journey. The date Of the mar.
rage Was Wednesday, June 4, 1892, and tie
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WARM SPRINGS. VA. June I7.-Mrs Jsmos
Misses Eanetta and Ora Hopkins are at
home from their school ut Decatur. ia.
Frank Hopkins returned yesterday from
attendance on Washington and Lee
University.
Miss Cerl. Of North Carolina Is the guest u
Miss Roberta l.. Parker.
The Germantown Circle Of Kings Daugh-
tiers will give series of tableaux tonight.
The Misses Bishop, Of Richmond. have
have charge Of the affair
The young Mr.. Hamilton who disappeared
so mysteriously from the Hot Springs on
Sunday last has mover been heard of since
then. Il is supposed that bis mind Ii de-
ranged.
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LYxcnnuna. ". June IS. ls92.

me- So ttttN t"f tHH-.
HE West LynchburF Ho-
tel had it's opening yes
terday under very favor
able auspices, as a bril-
liant german was given
there last night, compli-
mentary to Captain NJ.
y. Davis and bride.
under the auspices Of the
Lynchburg G. er m a n
Club. Ok which organi-
cation the groom IS
president. Promptly at
$3.50 O'Clock the TWO
special cars of the cleo
trio line left the front
OF the Law Building
filed With beautiful
women aud gallant men
IN the highest spirits,
singing ali manner OF
glees. catches aud cot
iage songs. The day
had been Intensely
warm. but towards eve
ning o delightful breeze
sprung up, which added
no little 10 the comfort
If the occupants OF the
cars. and later on when
- e,.frauhfup
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shenandoah University school.

BERRYvI1B, Va. June i7.--iSpecial l.
On Thursday evening. June 10th. the fifth
annual commencement Of tho Shenandoah
University School, OF which Captain w. N.
Mcdonald Is principal. was. held at Winston
Hall.
The entertainment began With the an
nounoement Of distinctions and honors won
by the following:
Lower School,. Joseph ID. Warner New
York; a. w. Hoge. Wheeling. w. Va; 8, l..
Z. @. Lewis Clarke county. Va.
Middle School-W. q. Williams West Vr-
ginia: W. g. Moore. Leo 7. Wheat Clarke
county, Va.
Upper School-Thomas e.. Clagett, Clarke
county; Edward o. Russell, London county;
w. n. Bronaugh. Manchester. Va.
Following this was a selection from Shakes
peares Henry ~, after which tho prizes and
certificates we're awarded.
Then came the comedy furnished Apart
ments." followed by dancing.
farewell Notes Of Interest.
TAZpwKr1, VA, June T.-Colonei A. J..
Nav the senior member of the bar at this
place. after a protracted Illness from iniam-
nation Of tho eyes is now able 10 resume the
practice OF his profession.
Wilten Maxwell, aged eighty-eight, was
killed yesterday four miles west Of this place
by passenger tram on the Clinoh VALLEY rail-
road.
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ENGLISH ELECTIONS
They Will Be the Most Holly
Contested Ever Known.
The Trades Unions Still Sticking 20 the Lib
ersls-Large Amounts Of Money
Being spent

LONDON, July l-ICopyright 1892. by
New York Associated Press. The nres-
ent generation has seen no general election
which viii be SO hotly contested as the
one now proceeding. Party feeling is 80
embittered that open conflicts are pre-
vented only by the restraints Of the iu-
dicious system now existing for the con-
troll OF election procedure.
Enormous sums of money are being
spent by both Conservatives and Liberals
in hidden ways to evade the bribery act.
The Socialist and labor candidates are
thinning out. Tonight's list presents
thirty-three, seven Of whom have no chance
Of success and only aim to spoil the chances
of the Liberals opponents.
The labor question from the plank in the
platforms Of the Liberals and Conserva-
lives are alike. The Conservatives are
outbidding In the extent of their social
programme.
The trades unions are suspicious of the
Conservative pledges and continue to favor
Nthe Liberal candidates. No new factor
appesred during the week TO alter the
party forecast of q high government off,
cial who told representative of the Asso-
ciateu Press that the cabinet was showing
conviction Of the coming defeat by settling
private papers and preparing to vacate
offices. The British Non-conformists have
issued a manifesto as q counterbiast to the
Ulster movement speakers.
The estimate of the Irish electoral result
is. Anti Parnellites IS, Unionists 20, Par
nellites s. The Unionists say tae7 are GER
tain Of % seats and the Parnellites claim
%
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In going east. If you wish to save time
and have most comfortable ride, take the
Rio Grande Western trains leaving Ogden
at Z 100 a. m. and Sis p. NJ, and Salt Lake
city at 200 a. m. and 1925 p. m, arriving
in Denver at $3.50 q. IN. and 11:45 p. m. on
the next day.
Night train from Salt Lake and Ogden
has through sleeping car to Chicago and
tDenver, via A. T. g. S. F. to Glenwood
Springs.
Day train from Salt Lake and Ogden has
through sleeping car to Leadville and Den
yer, making direct connections at Denver
with limited trains for the east via Bur-
lington and Rock Island routes.
Remember the time is made by the Rio
Grande Western in connection with the
Colorado Midland railway only. Equip
ment and service unsurpassed; scenery
unequaled. The grandest daylight noun
tain ride in the world.
H. c. BURNETT
General Agent c. M. R'y, Salt Lake City,
TItoh
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02
GOSSIP ABOUT GRESHAM.
His Son Sees No Reason Why He Should Not
Accept the Nomination.

His Son Sees No Reason Why He Should Not
Accept the Nomination.
VALPARAIso, Ind. July In. ]. Bozarth,
the Peoples party candidate Tor supreme
judge, says he has received positive assur-
ance from the Indiana state central com
1nittee that Judge Walter @. Gresham has
promised TO make the race for president as
the nominee OF the Peoples party. The
Judges son Otto said: II know OF no
reason why father should not accept the
honor we're it rendered to him. he believes
ia most of the doctrines of the new party.
Still ! can't say authoratively that the
nomination will be offered or accepted"
If He DrDN'T SAY YES, he DIDN'T SAY NO.
OMAHA, July 1.-The committee which
called on Judge Gresham in Chicago TO ask
him to accept the Peoples party nomina-
ton for the presidency, have issued d card
in which it is held, because he did not say
TO the committee in plain terms he could
not accept the nomination, that be will ac-
cept II nominated.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02
KANSAS REPUBLICANS.
Farmer" Smith Nominated on the Fifth
Ballot for Governor.

-'DAA-~Aft@t~N NAAD
Ballot for Governor.
TOPEKA, Kan. July LA. w. Smith, or
"Farmer" Smith, ss he is Familiarity called,
was nominated this morning on the fifth
ballot by the Republican state convention
for governor. During the night the
Murdoch, Smith and Morrill, leaders
took but little sleep, spending the
time in electioneering. The deter
mined efforts made by the Morrill, men
TO concentrate the opposition to Smith
failed. There we're too many Murdoch men
for Smith for second choice. On the first
ballot this morning Smith showed a gain
Of forty two over the third aud last ballot
last night This settled it, and on the ffth
ba sot the break came, Smith being nomi-
mated.
b X. Moore Of Butler county, farmer,
was nominated on the second ballot for
lieutenant governor. A motion was made
to make the ticket practically one of agri-
culturalists.
William Edwards OF Pswnee was nomi-
mated for secretary of state and Bruce
nominated for auditor. He is a nephew OF
tie ex--egister Of the treasury. For treas
ureI. j Bruce Lynch, locomotive engi-
neer, was nominated.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02
ELECTRIC BlTqERs.

and so popular as 10 need no special men
tion. AL who have used Electric Bitters
sing the same song of praise. "A purer
medicine does not exist and 1t is gunran-
teed to do all that is claimed. Electric
Bitters will cure all diseases OF the Liver
and Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Boils,
Salt Rheum and other affections caused by
impure blood. VIII drive Malaria from
the system and prevent as well as cure all
MalariaI fevers.-For cure of Headache,
Constipation and Indigestion try Electric
Bitters- Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or
money refunded. Price Soc and $100 per
bottle At A. G. Sminh & Co.'S Drug store
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Weaver wanted It on Sunday. Terrell Of
Texas opposed this. ana thought the party
owed 1t 70 his memory TO hold exercises
when the convention was in regular ses-
sion and al the delegates present. After a
afternoon was liked upon as the time for
the memorial addresses.
Some one suggested that other promin-
ent deceased reformers SHOULD be included
and IL was particularly suggested that Mr..
Stackhcuse was one whose memory could
be appropriately revered.
Robert Schilling Of Milwaukee objected.
saying Stackhonse was a good Alliance
man, but invariably voted with the Demo
Gratis This was SUFFICIENT, and Mr. Stack
house win not be eulogized on Sunday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02
A Word 20 ladies.

Ladies who desire beautiful clear skin,
free from pimples, boils, blotches and other
eruptions, should comma nce at once to use
DR.. Gums Improved Liver Pills. They
will also remove that heavy look about
yiur eyes and make Them bright, and will
cure headacee from whatever cause itsar-
ises. Remember you are only required to
take one small pill at bed time which is
coated with pure sugar and will not grippe
or produce unpleasant sensation Sold at
% cents by Godbe Pitts Drug CIR. Corner
Main aud First South. 9
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02
PERSONAL ITEMS.
Town Folks and Visitors Coming and
Going

Town Folks and Visitors Coming and
Going.
o. L. ALLEN Of Denver is at the Continental
DIR. P. j. FALlEI.L. New York, is at the Cuf
len.
MISS S. WILLIAMS Denver is q guest of the
Cullen.
JOHN MORGAN of Bingham is at the White
TIMOTHY EeAN ottumna, ILL.,, is at the
Cullen.
MAC E. Neal, Denver, is registered at the
Walker.
EDWIN B. AYERS. Huntington. Ind, is at the
Walker.
A. P. GRAY Richmond Ills, is guest Of the
Templeton.
w. A. PRESTON, American Fork, is registered
at the White.
w. G. HENNEBERG, Burlington, is q guest OF
the Continental
P. D. VANDYKE, Sweet Springs, Mo-, is on
the Templeton register.
H. C. Bo1TsFopD, Minneapolis, Mimi, is
registered at the Templeton.
E. c. LANSING is enjoying the beauties of
Zion. He is at the Continental.
Il. D. MELLETT Lake City, Col, arrived at
the " alxer yesterday morning.
MRS d. WARREN and Miss Nora Gresard.
Conway, Ark, are guests Of the Cullen
HON. B. B. QUINN the distinguished Bing
Mantle, IS stopping az Tue W ute nouse.s
JUDGE RHODES, editor OF the Ogden Post, is
in the city accompanied by his daughter.
z. S. PARKINSON, Miss Mary j Wood, Esther
Wood, Sarah Wood and Joseph A. Moke, NJ D.,
Trenton n J are among the distinguished ar.
rivals Of the Templeton.
CHARLES ]. BALL. Mrs. Charles j. Ball,
Helen S. Ball. G. F. Ball and Matte Watkins a
delightful party OF st. Louis people. are visit.
lnS the city, making their home at the Walker
during their soiourn here.
HAVE your watch repaired by J. H. Leyson
Co.. l2S Main street.
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Charles Bros drug store, Transcript Office
building and Ducks store were also badly
damaged. Barns. corn cribs and other
small buildings were blown down promis.
cnously and scattered over town. Nearly
every residence In town was more or less
damaged.
Mrs J. Porter sustained slight injuries.
F. w. Moulton received injuries by being
struck on the head by flying boards.
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vAScoUvER, July There is great ex-
element over the report that American
cruisers have seized the steamer Coquit-
Ian in Alaska waters, besides several Can
adam seaiers. The Coquitlan is owned by
q steamship company of Vancouver and
was chartered by the association OF seal
ers to carry supplies to schooners in the
Behering sea and collect and bring back
skins. The Union company will make
representations 10 the Dominion govern
ment in regard to the matter
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02
Onions for COugh, and Colds.

There is no remedy that acts more
promptly on the throat, lungs and chest
than Onion Syrup IL ioosens the phlegm
enabling you TO throw it of. 1t relieves
the ughtness and oppressive feeling in chest
and all soreness Of the lungs. AS s tonic
and restorative it has no equal. Dr.
Gunn's Onion Syrup is medicoted in a
manner so SIS to be more effectusl than the
plain syrup and not have any taste or odor
Of the onions, making it very pleasant to
take. Sold at Scots. by Godbe Pitts Drug
Co. Corner Main and First South 8
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02
NO WHITE MAN IN 1T.

The GoIored Sports VIII CsIebrare the Jack
son and Dickson Victories.
The local colored sports of this city will
celebrate the prowess of their race in the
puglistic arena by tournament of matches
at Turner hall On Saturday night.
The color line is drawn and the white
man win not DO in 1t, all the participants
being colored.
Tho main fight viii be between Frank
Richards, colored. Of Salt Lake City, Utah,
who is TO stop Robert Thompson, colored,
of Grand Junction, COL, in ten rounds,
Queensbury rules, six-ounce gloves, for q
purse OF Sl00 and 75 per cent. of the net
gate receipts.
The following local talent will app
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02
A Mob Rrpulsed.

PORTLAND. Ore. July Shortly before
midnight mob Of 200 men arrived in this
city from Milwaukee, a village six miles
distant. ana proceeding to the county
jail demanded that the sheriff sur
render George Wilson. who was confined
in the county jail for outrsging and muir
dering Mamie Walsh. 13-year- old girl, at
Milwaukee short time ago. About two
thousand people were attracted to the
scene. and the leaders attempted to break
in the jail. but the police force, which was
on guard, drew revolvers and repulsed the
mob
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02
CYCLONE IN NEBRASKA.

A Largo Number OF buildings Demolished Bot
No Lives Lost.
OMAHA, July IA special to the Bee
from Mason. Neb.. rays that at 80 this
evening the town was visited by a cyclone.
The wind blew from the southwest and
people who had been watching the threat
ening clouds were warnedlinstime to seek a
place Of safety. The residences OF J. H.
Melville, Il. j. A. Payne ana J. NJ. Amber
were almost completely destroyed
The Methodist and Baptist churches and
new brick school house we're torn TO
pieces. and Payne's lneatsmarket building,
JsrdofF & Elliotts hardware store, Cas-
tellan a. Huriey's blacksmith shop. Drey-
rus livery barn and Two unoccupied build
inrs, 81 or Main street. were destroyed
The fronts OF a, Worrell's dry goods store,