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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-06-10

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Stransi6en Settfeberiabrit in Gann=
itatt berihtet: Der ,S9pdb Werfur:
glm 9. Mtai furs Dor 6 llbr 9lbenbs
brad in Dem 34itodieen Sabrit9ebduoe
Seuer aus, oas ipfort oas Srcppenbaus
erariff uno 1ib iiber ben 3. Stod uno
ben Sa6ltof 10 raid perbreitete. oab
bic I'M 3. Stof beI9dftigten 9lrbeite=
rinnen ii6 ni6t mebr ourb oas Srcp=
penbaus retten tonnten. Sie Gettun9s=
uno 2oI6arbeiten maren 6uberit I6wie=
rig; man mubte Ii6 Sund6it auf bic
3ettun9 Der 9lrbeiterinnen bei6rdnten.
Die an Den SenItern on9ebra6ten.
6lug9itter tonnten nur nit 9roBer
Miibe entiernt iperbsn, iporaui 6eOer=
ballen in ben Sof 9eIdoht wuroeu, auf
iuelbe brei Wtdo6cn berabIprinsen
founten. 3uei anoere 9lrbeiterinnen,
bic bereits beipubtlos paren. wurom
bur6 slpei SeuermeDrleute nit eiaener
&ebensgeIabr eerettet uno ourd Die
ioforti9e drstlide Sebanoluns tpieber
ius 2eben suriifse-aien. Gon idmt+
ii1en in ben @ebdloen bcIddftigten
YerIonen tonnten iid Bis auf bieie 5
slrbeiterinnen aGe ielbit gut retten.
Sas 6euer tonute erit se9en IL llbr
-nadts geloidt peroen. IS Oiirfte our1
Selbtentsiinouna i'm 8entilator, Der
Die sSeoern bon sinem in oas anoere
8ebduoe iagt, ealtltanoen fein.
Sunefif6e ,unb alaeri.
f9e 3eittlnsen entbalten ioleenoe nit
tbeiluneen: SSn Dram purben bic apei
riegsgeri6tli9 gum Sooe berrrtbeilten
SuIoaten Der Srembenleaien, &obert
tno S6warS nuf Dem 8laois auBer-
balb Der Staet ourn cine Ibt6eiluna
ibres Sataillon5 i'm Yeiiein Der 9anjen
6arniion cridoiien. 9essteiden fano
in Dram Die ffanOre6tlide @ridiebuna
hes 2esiondr5 S4iefer in 9lnlpeienbeii
Der Sruppen unb elmer betra6tliden
9lwabl Ginposner Der Stabt auf oem
l@runoe neben bem 2a9erplas itatt.
'gfod peitere a6t 9lneebOrae Der ssrem=
Denlegion erlparten bic Yollitreduna
nes 5ooesurtbsils i'm 2auie Der naditen
3eit. Inter oen 2ebteenannten limb
hrei 0eutide! 9ie suerit sripdbnten
sparen 9eborene 8erliner unb oienten
nod niht lange in Der Sruppe, waren
aber oicies 0ebess idon 10 iiberorhiia
gcmoroen. oaB iis gu beitrtiren be-
lbloiien. gluf ibrer 6lu9t nm cincm
eingeboreneu beElertt. idluaer Iie oie=
len nieoer uno puroen balS oarauf
einsefansen. llrtbeil: SOB onr1 grs
l6ieEen. Seioe boten iurhtlps uno
nit Dem &uf: A has la Francei
Vive PAllemagne! ibre 9ruti ben
4ueein bar. Der In Der sipeiten glad=
ridt erwdbnte 3iefer ipar gliGiier; er
bate ieinem llntersfficier cine Cbr-
feise seeeben. neil oifier ettpas llnae=
biibrlibes bon ibm pfrlanate. suG
er itellte iih taltbliitis. obne ielbit lid
Die 9lusem perbinben su iaiIen, Dor Die
,n0lf aui i'm eeridteten Mtiinounaen
uno eommaubirte ielbit .Seier!" Sn
orsi anoeren llnsliidlidsn baben iid
sleihfals biseiplinariid oeraanaen
uno tueroen bato ibre unbeionnenbeie
nit bfm 2ebsu biisen. Sn tpenia mebl
benn tinem Wonat iinb iehs TeutiM
in frenoem 2anoe eridoisn obsy jnIn
9pbe pfrurtbeilt uorben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-06-10
OIben urq.

Die Gbtretung Der @emeinoen 8ant,
Seppens unb Neuenoe an preuBen ipiro
borausii6tlib nod i'm Serbit bieies
Sabres eriolsen. - Die @ebluoe oes
2anomanns 8. Seselfen in Srano=
booen iino pollitdnbis nieoersebrannt.
= Gus biesldbriee oloenburgiIbe Bun=
bcsibieBen finoet am 25. uno 26. SUM
in 9onin9en fatt. = Sas eroBe. crit
neu erbauts Wpbnbaus oes Sellers
Sammann in auttsn nebit Sdeune
nuroen ell &aub Der Slammen. =
Der 9autmann Mtengers. Der in gor=
benbam Elm 9aoenasi1dft in fertisen
Serrenfleioern betrieb. 1T nit Sinter.
Iaiiuns beocutenoer S4uIoen Der.
l6punben.
4nbalt. graunfdneis. aipps
g9aloet.
Der Banter Baron bon Gobn in
SeHau bat bem berbiirsermeiiter 30,=
900 Wtart iibereeben in SinIiht auf bic
beporfiebenos @ntbiillun9 bes bon ibm
benz 9aiier Wilbelm l.. beNen Banter
sr mar, erri9teten Sentmals. Die
3inIen bes Capitals ioaen jdbrlid am
@eburtsta9e Der Muiter oes @cbers,
IL. Mai, nod freiem grmefen bes
9iirsermeiiters on tuuroi9e Nrme ber=
tbeilt werosn. : Die 9lnlaee elmer
Wolterei in @iinibersbcree ieitens zines
Serrn $. &riee aus gfafels (Ganton
@larus) 1T nunmebr seiidert. = Sm
8erlauie zines 6amilienitreites perlebte
Der oem Srunte ergebene 50idbrige
Wtdler pape in Srauni6weig ieinen
S6wiegeriobn, inbem er ibm S6pefel=
idure ms 8eii6t fpribte, bann mari er
ben Sopf nit S6peielidure mad ieiner
Srau. nobel bieier Die Sdnoe per=
brannt muroen. Damn 9ing er in
ieine Wertitatt. i6lob iid Elm uno iebte
bas Saus in Srano. Oils Die Seuer.
pebr Die Shire ipreuste iano man ibn
init burdIdnittenem SalIe erbdnat Dor.
Il Sn Slantenbur9 Der friibere Gbei=
&soacteur Der n9reus=3t9.". Sber=
re9ieruh3srat6 a. 3. Or. genno bon
RiebelI6uB.
.Gliab-2 otbrineen.
grfein iiibrt bic elettrii6e geleu6=
tuns ein. = Gem Brsmier=2ieutenant
Sartmann bonn II. Snf. =Ie9t. in
Wiilbalien wuroe ipdbrenb Der Yaraoe
Der perbdneniBpoae .blaue" Srief ein=
sebdnbist, tuorin betanntli1 einem
Sfiieier Die gntlahuns aus benz Tienlt
ansetiinoist piro. 9fad Sauie Suriid-
aetebrt, laste er ii6 cine Gusel burd's
8sbirn. = Die @befrau bes WinSers
Sdiileinser. in Sennbeim muroe unter
benz @eroabt. ibren Mann persiitet su
babsn, .perbaftet. Ser @inser tarb
plobli6, na6bem er nod Sass supor
geIunb nnb munter mar. 0tit Der
Gbefrau oes UNI 80 Sabre dlteren Ger=
ltorbenen iuuroe aud Elm 3orbmader
perbaitet. Z
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-06-10

-9ablide 6rauen nj ii Etten
sum SebensSpef baben. bellebt-jtinns
5rauen, seaatet 5u iperoen.
8iele Sinse lobusn oss
Niibe, sefaet - ipenise. tuieosrboit 40
iperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-06-10

Ser Sobn bes ade.biirsers Sanfe
in @noien, Der als 2ehrling in Der
ptible gu 2iih5ers beidditist mar. gc-
rietb in oas 8etriebe uno fanb ieinen
5oS auf Der Stsle. = Ser S6ub.
ma6ermeiiter Sdabbel in Cub, feierte
ein 50jabriaes Weiifermbildum. -Su
Balin hat Elm 5eusr bas @obnhaus
oes grbpdGtsrs 70. Jacobs in 9li9s o.
lfst.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-29
Dcienabre de / 892. fOficinas, San Francisco 81
ia Los HACENDADOS!!

Sc Vende precio muy nmitado caldera multitubu
lar de catoce pies de largo por ocho amero CON- todos
sus accessories consistenes Un uego de pars puer
NJ 20 y, @ ,SIIa ~ a. ~ s b ~ aiie %
puertas pueras para la GAIA de humo de mpeza de
tubos Dch cadera ha sdo constrida recientemente
los teres de los Sobrnos de Pora, halla
punto de embarque reaza poderla utilizar
dueno para ell objeo destnaba FL desee mas
detalles especto la construction condolences de Ia
cadera puede dirgrse los citados senores PoraPara
los denias nformes, esta Reduction. 1910
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-29
Liceo de Ma yaguez

COLEGIO DE Ia y 2.a ENSENANzA
Amero al Institute ProvsncGnl De ga Ensendaza.
PROFESOREsc- Director, don joaquin Masferrer, Ba-
cher Director don Tomas G. Vera Bachi
Her Artes Professor don Eliseo Font,
micro Agr6nomo Don Joaquin Gsbert, Ingeniero Civil
eetablecmient0 las asignat1ras de la
L. Ensenanza ydel Bacherato de la Eseuela Normal
de Maesos de preparation para especales
TibufO Musfca Gimnasa.Se admiten aumnOs internoS
aemi-fn ternos externos preios bastante m6dicos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-29
EMPRESA
>OE EAPORES ESPANOLES cORREOS DE LAS ANTILLAS
YTRAsPORTEs MILITAREs DE
&ORRK.NsOS s. 1e HERRERA
Il. - q. ~ q.
FF rs. .B: Is. N &.


yapoes efectuaran sada dsde este puer
toen 20 % de cada las cnco de trde
"a daa de labor val al del dia los festivOs.
LINEA DE CUBA
Laegn s6o Santiago de Cuba los vapoes que saien os
dias 5, 10 %. su.Aa-.-
Mayari Guantanamo y Cuba
15 hard de las de Myarls
sdas de Cuba los das 49, S
Habana las echas correspondent
tes de 19, 29 y 9de cadames.5 . c4ka
LINEA DE PUERTO-RICO.
salen los vapores hacen servco de Co
All i 10 toc en- Nueva Gbara Guantanamo, Gu
Puerto Plata Ponce
Aguada Rico Al ratorno nara ecaa enOs
mismOs puertos. 49,. 49, 4sno,no f1,
h antO Domingo Ponce aaguez Aguadia San Juan &c FeF
sto-Rico. los misaos puertos
das ~
mente oCaran das % egans9 "a abana en- Las
9e6has correspondientes de4 IA de cada mes e4k
dosvapores ocaran su retoGo On
-. - ~. =, p4r,u
odos los unes dea salra tocando
Iegara Caibaen los microbes
Rat9rna Cahaen neves despaes dc a hegada
del trene paos escaa saua egara Ia haDana Oe
Vernes. 4o.,.k
an isabella de sagua sabadosy g Caibaen los domingos
saiendo Caibaren mrtes despes
egada del asaeross ocara en- Sagua egara - Ia
microbes. =. ,.o,,
sa ennpresa vapor A0J1 poente remoques goI
las costas sa hado de bombas aehques us
para savamento.
cmw~rs.oaun oxns4np,n ew W9En4Avef N-F Rico
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-29

IA PALMA. aasaeiea sRaiss'sRSsA que visnsn qs e
an61icsndoe tan rSo6daes ror POGO serfos
Que Sc onen mas nubes los artlculos confec
clones de IN establecimiento de esta Capital como en
anueos Sc descubre ntencon e nuestro nos
permmos lamar atenci6n hacemos constaT ante este
respectable pubcO W amigos Gle la lsa que La
Palma NADIA tiene que envdiar ningun establecmento de
ndoe tocante La bondad de los artculos que mporta
confeccona como tanpoco respecto Ia actvidad mpe
"a en- eervcio. cada mayor afuenca de
nos es reba refutabIe de eo Que conste que todo te
do 10 cue vendemos por 10 como 10 mo-
ior 10 que en- contrario olga es...e Mus1ca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-29

POr vapOr AVILES.
todos los microbes una Tez poa
Arroyo Ponce Mayague Aguadia Arecbo vceersa resec
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-18

publican senator from Minnesota. The
bill provided for electric and cable roats,
but from tho start the assoct alton On
nounosd that it would not insistupon them.
senate three times, allowing ten acres OF
land at each place for twenty years. ana
otherwise syory material grant to the COM
pany was copied from the lease made BY
the secretary himself. Ii was drawn 80 ~
in no way to offend him u made no alla-
sion to him or his official conduct, but sim
ply restored TO the association ths righsS No
had conveyed to it in his leases.
The association avoided tho house OF
representatives and everything eiNe that
might produce POLITICAL contention. nnt
Secretary Noble filed q long and violently
or right granted, declaring that the elehs
sites for hotels we're the most plctu' esqna
and sought after portions of the PARK ltWo
of which the association had waived). tie
declared that in his Judgment these extra,
ordinary privileges ought not to be rants
under any circumstances, and that they
were in every way pernicious.
The document, of COARSE, made IL neceS-
sary for the association to reply. 1t slniplv
produced the secretaty's own leases ana
quoted the bill, the protest and the leases
page after page, in parallel columns. snow
ing that the bill WAS copied from tne
leases, and that the six picturesque sites
were conveyed bv the leases. The protest
opposed the bill because it would sin effect
kill' the leases made by the secrStSry to
Huntlev and to a boat company. Of which
E. G. Waters was the leading spirit.
Tho reply of the association, after setting
forth the circumstances of the forfeiture.
states that the association neves claimed
any exclusive right to anything; that the
law forbade anything of tho kind in the
park. and that the bill could not have any
effect to kill the leases, unless the secretary |
had, in violation of the letter and spirit OF
the law, agreed to give or to MAINTAIN those
leases in the enjoyment of exclusive prlvl-
leges.
1t quotes from the secretary's report of
last November his declaration that lit WAS
determined by the secretary early In tina
spring tiast spring. that the privilege OF
be given to Mr.. Huntley," meaning Thereby !
to give him the whole business. It states
that the transportation outfit was made for
the park, was valusless outside of 1t, and
would thus be sacrificed to Mr.. Huntlsy.
1t then AYERS that Wakefield was a demo-
crat: that Huntlsy and Walters were lntl-
mate personal and political friends OF the
son of the president; that the men EN- sloyed
would be under their CONTROL politically;
that Montana was a close state, and that
politics could not be- kept out of the park
on the programme adopted by the secre-
The reply uses no unkind words, does
not even mako al argument. 1t is founded
altogether IN official and public documents,
which admit of no denial or question, atat-
only q few facts which in their nature
controversy. But is p~illories the
retary 80 effectually as to create a great
deal of comment among the leaders OF
both political parties.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-18
Tea and Tenn perance.

Toast or bread and tea have much to
answer for in the next world, if not in this,
says Table Talk. Two-thirds of the drunk
enness among women is due to the exces-
siye use of strong tea. I was told yester-
day that the increase Of drunkanness
among young servant girls in New York
was alarming; n in each case | found
that the girls were in the habit OF keeping
a teapot over the fire most of the time.
This creates a form of stom ach trouble
that produces q %''hankering or gnawlng."
the brain is excited, and liquor is taken to
relieve this pain, and in a short time seems
almost necessary. Do not for a ONE
think that I would not use either tea or
bread. for / should with u liberal supply OF
nutritious food. But not alone to
take tho place OF .good 1000,
for they are very interior III
food value. In large cities the tea thinker
is, as q rule, woman, and IT seems to do for
her what tobacco does for man-produces a
strong desire for alcohol. Ihis is Il ques-
ton for our temperance people to thlnk
over. 1t has always been my opinion that
if the community would spend a little more
time studying food principles, and teaching
the same to the Incorporate class, saloons
would soon close for want of support.
That zen and coffee excite and stimulate
the nervous system there ia not. q doubt;
but NAM persons who would be shocked at
q glass of whisky and soda before rising in
the morning see no disgrace in strong tea,
and still by it they are excited and hus-
tered in their manner. Tea, in some, pos
sesses no drawback; but such are the ex-
c~eptions which prove the rule.
Good Looks.
Good looks are mora than skin deep. de-
pending upon n healthy condition of all the
vital organs. If the liver be inactive, you
have a bilious look; If your stomach be dis
ordered you have dyspeptlo look. and if
your kidneys be affected you have a pinched
look, Secure good health and you will
nave good looks. Electric bitters is the
great Alternative and tonic; acts directly on
these vital organs. Cures plmples. biotches,
| boils and gives q good complexion. Sold
at r. S. Hale g. Co.'S drug store; SOC. per
bottle.
Opportunity.
| Master of human DESTINY am I,
Fame, love and fortune on my footsteps
wait,
Cities and fields 1 walk. 7 penetrate
Deserts and seas remote ana passing by
Howell and mart and palace, soon or late
KNOCK unbidden once at owe y gate.
If sleeping, wake; if feastlrg rise before
turn away. II is the hour of state
And they who follow me reach every state
Mortals desire, and conquer every foe
Save desth; but those who doubt or hest
tate
Condemned to failure, penury and woe
Seek me Ia vain and uselessly implore;
auawer not, and | return no more.
JNo. j. INGALLS,.
But fail ye not in this respect,
Seize every opportunity to travel
| nunr thn (fbJoorp Al ! y,, ~ IN e. o. Dn-l
railway.
This is the advice OF
Gro. III. HEAFFoRD.
General Passenger Agent, Chicago, III.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-18
Thousands of Suffering Woman.

Thousands of Suffering Women.
Delicate women who complain of tired
feeling, pairs in the back and Ions, deslre
10 sleep, dizziness, painful or suppressed
m~enstruation, will find in Oregon Kidney
ca u faithful friend. Itcan be relied arou
IN every Instance to give Immediate relief
from kidney and urinary troubles Thou
sands Of women are suffering every day
from some disorder of the kidneys or liver,
who might be permanently cured by using
Oregon Kidney lea.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-18
The Celebrated French Cure,
w To- pu1e d"APHRODITINE" or moansJy

"A Is SOLD ON
p POSITIVE
y GutRhN ZEE
10 cure
form Of nervous
disease, or any
disorder OF the
grncratlye on
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-18
Helena's Leading Business Houses.

BUSINESS II
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS,
FIRsT NATIONAL BANK.
surplus nsiSru nd FIRTH Fass;. .s $500 So
United States Depository.
8. T. Hauser, President. a
T, II. Kleinschmidt. Assistant Cashier Na'"'e
Geo Il. Hill, second Assistant Cashier,
SECOND NATIONAL BANK
Paid Up Capital. s7S.0o0
Surplus and Profits. 325, Goa
&. .. Edgerton, President.
9. K, Cole, Vice President.
aeo', 5os enila \ okSs snsE a.. r..n,..
THB AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK.
Capital, s2oo.oqo.
TIC. Power, President.
A. J. oeligman, Vice President.
a. ~ OhuSOu A0lll6 r. "rH
~ George y. Cope. Asst Cashier
Interest Allowed on Time Deposits.
THE THOMAS CRUISE SAVINGS BANK.
Pain In Capital, 100000
Thos. Cruise, President.
Frank K. Cruise, Vice President
Nm. ]. Cook, Asst Treas. and sec'y.
VIM. j. Sweeney, Treasurer.
Four Per Cent. Interest on Savings Deposits.
Compounded July and ] anuAry.
MONTANA NATIONAL BANK.
Capital Paid In, $5Oo.0On
surplus and Profits. $2OO,O0o.
United States Depository.
G. A. Broad water, President.
L. G. Phelps, Vice President.
Il. L. MoCulloh, Cashier.
AL. Smith. Assistant Cashier.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
Paid Up Capital, $5sO.000
Surplus and Profits, $4,000 ,
United States Depository.
l. H. Hershtield, President. '
dsVe u AA6Ous lCo L oSlUSAt .
Aaron Hershteld, Cashier.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LIQUORS.
Established 1865.
/. MARKS.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Straight kentucky Whiskies,
imported aud Domestic Wines, Liquors. Cigar
and Tobaccos.
Smokers Articles.
No. Is North Main 1tcect. Eclena- Montana
WISE d aoopK1ND.
Seventh Avenue and Main Street.,
Wholesale Dealers in Wines. Liquors and Cigars
THE BhlsPoL-
Carnef 8, Main and State Streets,
Helena, Montana #
a~. Electric Light, Steam Heat and Elevate,
Service.
Street Cars To and From All Depots Every
Fifteen Minutes. tsaz
Einlay urQuhart, Prop.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-18

Ia LCdQlllS
FURNITURE DEALERS.
RTHuR !. CURTIN.
The Leading Furniture House In MontanA.
Furniture, Carpets. Wall Paper. House Fur
nishins Goods.
Music Department complete in every detail
Dealer in
Furniture. Carpets. Shades, Lace and Chenille
Curtains
JEWELLERS.
n /. JACQUEMlN Co
Leading Jewellers and silversmithA
Dealers in Diamonds, Montana sapphire,, Gar.
nets and Other Precious Stones.
Cut Glass, Crystal and Solid Silverware, Pianos,
Clocks. Bronzes, Art Goods. Vases.
HELENA JEWELRY co.
Power Block, Sixth Avenue.
--
Fine Watches. Jewelry and silverware.
Jewelry Manufacturing and Watch Repairing
Especially.
------- ------------
COALAND WOOD.
SAND COULEE COAL COMPANY.
f. {. Ferret, Agent,
Lump c s,i. s. ;a5i MT VT ss.so PEI ton a+a b. car and
.# coal. ~ per ton.
Full Weight.
Telephone 1o1. Uptown Office In Motor Block.
Sixth Avenue.
HELENA LUMBER COMPANY.
Agent for Salt Coal.
The Best Fuel in the Market.
Clty Office, Room 8. Thompson Block.
Telephone II.
BROKERS.
TT B, PALMER.
Dealer in Investment Securities.
&c.. ..m.y Money to Loan. -M.=. g."
Purchases County. School and Mnnicipa, Bonds
and Warrante. Commercial Paper and
Mortgage Notes.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
r. ARNOLD, ,"'..
l24 South Main Street.. opposite foot " Wood
Street, in / copies Loan Office.
Boot and Shoe Maker.
Repairs Neatly Mada
NEW ENGLAND SHOE STORE
+ II South Main Street
Full lines Mems. Ladies' and Children's Goods.
+ MINING AND FARM MACHINERY.
RI, C. POWER d CO..
Main Street and Helena Avenue.
Sobbers and Dealers in Mining and Farm
Machinery,
Steam Boilers. Pumps and Hosts, Wire Hoistine
Rope, Quartz, Lumbar and tarm Wagons.
Browns Patent and Maine Bob Sleds-
GIN MT T0rKGNTTH
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-09-03
NEWS IN BRIEF.

A case Of Asiatic cholera has an
peared in Amsterdam
Cholera is decreasing in the CITY
portion of Hamburg.
The visible supply Of wheat in.
creased 3,l75,OO0 bushels, and of corn
34S,00J bushels last week.
Horses at Wilmington, Del. hava
been attacked by anthrax, and a quar-.
antine has beer established on tbe
stables.
George Fast, waiter of Omaha.
Neb. shot Laura Dey at that city.
then himself Both win probably die.
The street car system Of st. Joseph,
No, has gore into the bands of re-
ceiver TO satisfy the Eastern stockhold.
ers.
The National Butter aud Cheese as.
ISOLATION has decided to hold their next
annual meeting in Dubuque, Iowa, in
February next,
Capt r. r. Niaeman Of the steamer
Hispauia Of New Orleans Is missing.
He left for Cincinnati with a large sum
of money i'm his pocket
Six negroes have been arrested at
Brunswick, Miss. charged with muir
der us said their Victims body was
disin,erred by hungry dogs.
The State Epworth league of Iudi.
ana convened at Richmond with nearly
500 delegates in attendance including
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-09-03
The Mercury Runs Extremely
Low, but the Wind Keeps
Well Up.
4 Blight Now Would Cause d
Loss Of Millions OF
Dollars.

Thousands of faruers lived in fear
last night. and they figured en- their
losses should a nipping frost come
Men in this city were anxious to
know what the indications from Wash
ngton were at midnight, and they ling
cred TO receive the report which was
given out at about / o'clock this morn
ing it was warmer in the east, cooler
in the west; winds shifting to south
west" They could not think it would
be warmer, for they saw the mercury
sinking rapidly. They could see Il
heavy frost they thought if the wind
went down. Keep the wind up, they
said " and Il million dollars win be saw
ell i'm Dane county alone. For tobacco
and corn would go at the first touch"
Major Wilson came in from the to-
bacco districts last night and reported
the farmers greatly worried over the
prospects Of a frost The major said:
There is q very great quantity Of to-
bacco not shielded. hence a frost would
do incalculable damage"
Another gentleman gave If as his
opinion that q frost this morning iu
the tobacco and corn districts in Dane
county would incurr a loss Of $4,000
600 It is to be hoped that it did not
come.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-09-03
Enrorc.s Une Chance.

NusNA, Aug. 3o.-Herr Natchauer,
president of the corn exchange, de-
livered the peuiug address at the corn
fair ycstaro'v He spoke of the
growing observation-disclosures of corn
growing in Europe in the face of the
overwhelming American competition,
constantly increasing through the con.
tinual opening up Of new regions to
cultivation and the lowering Of rail
way frrights The speaker said that
in view Of thi, competition there re-
MANNED but one chance for Europe,
namely the building Of network OF
oanaLs I'm eennnL Enrnne.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-09-03
TWO MORE lNIuNcTIoNs
Judge Morton Of Boston Enters an order
Against the iron Hall

Judge Morton Of Boston Enters an order
Against the iron HAIL
BosToS. Mass. Aug 3O.--Judge Nor
ton, in the supreme Judicial court this
forenoon. granted temporary injunc-
ton against the Order Of the Iron Hail
on each Of two bills IN equity The
order entered by Judge Morton is that
for the purpose Of preserving the status
quo pending the hear .ag upon the apPh-
cation FOR The appointment Of re.
ceiver and an injunction, all moneys,
books, papers aud other property Of
the defendant corporation in Massa-
chu~etts to remain as they now are till
the further action OF some Justice OF
the Supreme Court Judge Morton de
cined to include in the present order
a protection for members in ease they
refused to pay assessments levied, say,
ing that for that separate appllca
ton should be made by counsel