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The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-22


THE second Of the series Of articles
on the governmental departments 1t
" .shing:on WIS published in The sun
day Tunes, Decsmber 3. and in The
Weekly Times. December1. II relates
TO the Department OF agriculture and
occupies, with the illustrations, fifteen
columns. The story furnishes au inside
view OF tie department and will pro-
badly give msny Of the readers of Ths
Times their first knowledge of its extent
and importance. Until recently the
grrgt agricultural interests OF the coun-
try had no distinct and separate repre-
s.nta,ion IN the Cabinet, but much OF
the work now performed exclusively by
this department was divided among the
other iena,!n.ents o. the government.
The readers 81 The Tines will doubt
less IL, surprised at the rapid develop
rn~Li u: the work in this department.
and ~ it, d,s,inc,ive success and mani
f,-t importance Judged from the sthnd-
,S'fl %! tiI.- 1tNbSsS-
l.s n-ans ~ the scientific expert
m.niS. w:iGii are po-.iiIe only here ard
under literal gnvrr,rns nsn,al support. the
i"a;- Shicf formerly e rnsed crop failures
- Nhnie .ectipns .; ti,s country. an veil
az many - ~. '..s.ss.-4 shich hav, been
the ,.rInr "a. stock rajssrs, have been
r1sst~rei aud ',afishrd
I..- d,rrot h.usi.s In agriculture
resulting trG:s ib- xprx - this depart
men. ran r.at is. Gg.r e-.l-.a,ei. Orig
na.y r,sns,..-r@r. .',s isast ,nr,s:ani of
:ns iepsr' =. tr.s., u "a rsp.iy ,y,,..,aa 10
~ ,r.- rr.as' irnrn'.an'. = = t,e prco%r 10
MAKE @r.rapar-.l.:.. =: al t.e.sse. as1e--
cary '1irgs.
~ 'f.Ia ras rr>f>s-.l~l. ~ P..s.'i'n:
f.s.s.s-.j. .r>: F,.s si.-S,-- h. afinx this
.i"fa-'1-=n, - ..T@-Lu--E- - :i.e ahss.
r.hx e ~ii-.s.cy :sei a,s, ., I.:c.-s the
gr-atsst car- q =. i-r.il,.x 'sr - i.szi T.
man za1,- ~. sns.Is,, ti:Lsas xss re-
r,l.Ii izs'. s'.e-@s@- nnGzs. ard ps.t<
c:4.1:.F o 80 zE..sFI states
H"crs'.r, Hpr:DE u strong NAN. q
{ Liberal r. .iLfi.d, ha.,i-Sorking gentle
a.aL .! = .c= experience and positive
+ Gpinou- uhic i.e advocates xitn energy
a .d f.I5!e-sress. IL i. fitting thing
. that the man who orig s.cated Arbor day
! IA the Uu,te,l States. which is Nos oi -
served throughout the country, and
which will probably lead To the repair Z
! much 81 the injury resulting to the
: co,n.ry from ti.e xaste 10 our forests,
should be at the head Of the department
uf aer;cultur,. Such ran is neces-
4 ily man u or y,aal ideas. and this
Is the character OF man needed Just
TOW for the department of agriculture.
which is in a formative state, and tho
! iut.rc usefulness OF which will depend
rp"r the foundations which are now laid
II d the roles which are now made gov
erniaS the character and scope and man
ner o; the work hereafter to be antrust-
ei To it's care.
copies Of either The Sunday CT TIE
Weekly Times containing the article
may be obtainci by inclosing cents to
rhe Times.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-22

TKE Christmas issue OF Harper 5
Young People. published December 5th,
is remarkable number. The following
is list Of the contents: The continue.
tion Of cadet Days: 4 Story Of West
Point" by Capt. Charles King, Z. S.A.;
A Worlds Fair Christmas Party" by
Christine Terhuhe Herric!S; 'The Stork
Express, Limited" by Barnet Phillips;
Uncle Tins Compromise on Christ
IN IS" bv Ruth McEnery Stuart; His
First Christmas" by Fanny b. Payne;
''The Tables Turned: 4 Farce in One
Act" by John K.nd-ick Bings: Fred
FolSer's Christians SURPRISE" by Her.
bert Laws Webb; "Tne Pullman Stock
ing" by Sydney Day.e; ann "A Christ.
mas Carol" words by Margaret E. Sang
ster. music Ky Ethelbert Nevin. Poems:
'Jacky's SNOWFALL" His Christmas
Presents" by =. h. Mankittrick; Notice
to Santa Claus" by Bobbie. An extra
nun b T. called Vacation vii! be issued
Dece nber 2g,d. free to all subscribers. 1t
will contain one complete story.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-22

WHILE the morey and manufactu!..=
centers of the country are suffering from
the panicky condition Of business, the
rural districts where good crops have
been produced are hopeful 81 getting
through the coming winter in line shape.
for various reasons. Missouri, Iowa and
the eastern part Of Kaneas and Neb-
raska have an abundant crop of every
thing except fruit. The remainder of
the corn belt has suffered with droutl
and crops are light. Hence it is proba
ble that fait prices will prevail for corn
and hogs and fat catt G. Hence, the
farmers OF northwest Missouri may be
g ,ngratulat"d on their escape from many
Of the ills OF this unhappy year, because
Of their industry and enterprise aud the
special blessings bestowed rpon their
favored locality.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-22
state Paragraphs.

Audrain County has an anti horst
thief ASSOCIATION.
The public building fund OF st. Loui.
is only si.OOO.CO0 short.
louisiana ha- pu. .nok n vine growing
within a pumpkin.
AC ,illicothe boy died the other das
from sm o'ting too many cigarettes.
Because the corn shucks are thick
-. Louis man predicts cold winter.
A Lucerne paper complains that train:
run too.fast through that town.
Carrollton will have a dummy" street
ear line in operation in few days.
81. Louis pays Cpl, cents bushel Tor
potatoes furnished city institutions.
Several tn ,usani dollars will be raised
to ferret out the Jcrico Springs poison
ing mystery.
Papers throughout the state are drop
ping the silver question and discussing
the problem of good roads.
\ Jasper County school teacher found
200 ID gold in gully where t had beer
washed out by the recent rairs.
4 coiored man at Gai,atin has q ho,:
which is SIX feet eleven inches ion., four
feet high ard Weighs 600 pounds.
An empIoye of the st. Louis morGue
died of blood poisoning. He ran a tain
tad needle into his hand this week.
With Bill Stone l.: senator. Dick Bland
as president and Judge Hnckaday rs
governor, the Courier would be happy
Centralia Courier.
TIE PRINCIPAL and interest on railroad
bonds in DallaS, county amount tn near
" Slr0H0 pore than the assessed
valuation Of the county.
\ ST. Louis woman left s2Oo to b
used IS Il fund to put flowers en- the
graves of herself and husband. This
sort of a will mas been decided not good
by the courts.
The Grand Lodge Knights of PytEias
received a report from IS Ommtttee on.
PythIan home Recommending an assess
inent Of =, ceH;s per capita fur the pur
pose Of building II home.
Nevad.,'s school board decided that
people who move into tnHn in The win
Ter to ssad their children To the pubic
schools should pay tn,.ion. and a ease
has been decided in their favor by the
courts.
If the Missouri "kond investment"
companies are not lotteries, IL is very
hard to tell what they are; but it is very
likely that the juries in the federal
courts will have no great difficulty in
findilg out.-St. Louis Chronicle.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-22
4 Direct Challenge.

BosToN. Mass. Dec l0.-The following
official circular has been issued by Com
mander- in Chief Adams, of the Grand
Army n: the Republic:
HEADQUARTERS. GRAND ARMY OF THE
RErUBIIC, LYNN, Mass, Dec. 4. 1888
Whereas, The president Of the United
States in his message to congress has
stated that thousands Of neighborhoods
have their we'll known fraudulent pen
sicners. aud as the G.. 4. r. is to en-
courage honor and purity in public af
fairs, therefore call the attention OF ali
the comrades, posts and departments OF
our order to the statement Of the presi
dent and urge them TO report to the
honorable commissioner OF pensions.
Washington, d. C., any person known to
be in receipt Of pension not justly en-
titled to the same under the law and to
forward duplicate OF sal: repUrt t.
these headquarters at cnce,
The information that comes to thes'
headquarters daily Of comrades total.
disabled whose pensions have been sus.
pended, and Of widows, whose husbands
were killed in battle, being suspended
until they can prove that their husbands
We're naturalized citizens Of the United
States, leads the commander n-chief to
believe that that statement is broader
than can he substantiated by facts.
IT these wrongs actually exist. til,
commander in chief pledges the supper.
%: the Grand army of the Republic IT,
those who attempt, IN the line Of duty.
20 rectisy these wrongs, assuring them
that the Union veterans are rs anxious
To guard the treasury Of the nation in
ne Of peace as they were to defend its
Hag in time Of war.
JoHH B. ADAMS. Comm ander- in Chief.
Official: JAMES +. MEECII, Adjutani
General.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-22
previous thirty years.

When the golden rod is blooming, and
the leaves turn brown and red, while the
bu.lfG.gs arc a booming and thu bats fly
overhead, when mosquitoes cease their
rhymrng and the birds to southwark
fiee-you will fiRd the old 'coons climb
ing up the big persimmon tree. Then
your knots of pine are lighted and the
dogs with pleasure howl. till they scare
that poor beEighted bird Of wisdom
called the owl. Then regardless Of all
chiding to the swamp the dogs run free.
aeG they find The old 'coous hiding up
the big persimmon tree.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-22

WHEr it is considered that for thirt,
years prior to 1858 the total number d:
aafionai ba.k failures WAS Isl, while
from January Is, to September l.; Of
this year alone. no less than lJl OF these
institutions have failed. We can get some
idea Of the terrific force Of the pane
The liabilities Of the l5l banks failed
this year amount to more than doubl.
the aggregate capital stock OF all the na
tional banks which had failed during the
previous thirty years.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-22

ACCORDING TO the statistics. 500 priv
ate and brokers banks have failed in the
United States since the first OF this year.
and only 35 OF them have resumed. The
national banks that have gone down
number 1j5, OF which 20 have resumed
business. This report does not indicate
a very wonderful revival OF business. 1t
is useless to attempt To disguise the fact
that the country has entered upon an
era Of business ep- sssion from which il.
cannot be expected TO recover, until all
danger Of tariff tinkering pension tinker
ing and bourbon corrut ton aud isetfi
ciency, has been dispelIed.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-22
1t Nav do As Much for You,

Mr.. Fred Miller, OF Irving, Ill. writes
that he had Severe Kidney trouble for
many years, with severe pains in his
back and also that his bladder was
affected. He tried many SO called Kid
{ " cures but without any good result.
About year ago he began use Of Eiec-
tric Bitters and found relief at once
Ele; trio Bitters is especially adapted to
the cure Of all Klduey.and Liver troub, 9
aud otter gives almost instant relief.
DUa trial will prove our statement
t'r,ce only soc. for large bottle. At
Clark O. Proud's Drug store.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-22

For quarter OF a century DIR. Kings
New Disc Overy has been tested, and the
millions who have received benefit from
it's use testify TO its wonderful curative
p ,wers 10 oil diseases Of Throat, Ches,
and Lungs. A remedy thst has stood
the test SO long and that has given 81
universal satisfaction is no experiment
Each bottle is positively guaranteed 10
give relief, or the money will be refund
ed. 1t Is admitted to be the most reli
able for Coughs and Colds. Trial bottles
free at Clark u. Prou1's
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-22
lSurklcn'S Arnic:l SalYe.

The Best Salre in the world for Cutr
Bruises. Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores. letter. Chapel Hands,
Chi,bIains. Corns. and all Skin Erup-
tlons. and positively ures Piles, or M
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect abstraction. or money refunded
Price % cents per box. For sale by
Clark d. Proud.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-22
E R. PELfON: Publisher, IA ShS, NY.
Trustees SAFE.

Whereas. Mary J Conn Tin her nwn right,
and ravid 4. Co,ip, her hiishand. bv ti.~iP deSi
Of Trust r2ted the roth DAY Of Drccmher iaD0
and reror,i-d In ii. H. cor'.r'S .flicc of Hsls
county. Missouri, on the niD.t~~nth Gay VI
o.. r-m!'er. lssf ~ book 's5. page ~. conveyed
q" ID sni-l ZAciiin;tH, ~ tPustrr. the ioilsu Ing
'e.cri'.,i real estate. situate. i,ing and being
Ia the Onniy III Holt and State of Missouri. to-
VIII
Conniarrirg ai thr SotI.hraSt Garner of tIiss
vet .:ali oi the southeast quarter n! sseIi.n
tw"'y'- -, ~ township f!fy nine i5JD II range
ti:irty-riSht ':aSp. fhrnc~ vr>; >-ctioH ii,i..
thi.trcn ard f,.rt'-two snc hnifrrifi< jl3 "
100, rl,aT-. !h.uc'. north and parallel &, tiss
rast linz of said tfa.t. tw.aiv- five aud fcrty
nisr .,unar-.lth chS;a> i2S ~, 100, To the crhtcr
ni the pES ic Rad: th"Ec- north ~ degrees
east with crnf-r af roA.l tn .e east line ot >a.i
tract th"re' south tw-atv- eight and twenty
place 81 b-gianing. confirming t.sirty-six t3sl
tr.S
Which said convey arcs was mad, IN trist To
secure the psym-rt "f n r-r!aiu rrnt.,issOry
r.tS IN >,d deed of Trust he>rrib-d; and wh.r~.
IT.. default has been nias'. in the payment Of
s.If! nste and the inter..S: thereon now ,ther~-
fore. /, The undersigned trustee. In pursuance
''f ~ Ill prov of said deed ~ trs,st and at
tn request OF the legal holder Of said note.
aforesaid. will on
SATURDAY. JANUARY I3, 1894,
Between the hours Of ten O'Clock In the fore
noon and fve o'c.ock in the afternoon of said
'y at the '."rth t"cr rf the co.sr, h..ss- IN the
city of Dr"zc',. IL. Holt county. " <~c,iri pre-
c-ed Io sell the abov" described property for
the purpose expressed ir said des Il If trust
DANIEL ZACHNAN, Tsustee.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-22

WITH many ciergymen, public speak
ers, singers, and actors, Ayers Cherry
Pectoral is the favorite remedy for
hoarsensss and all affections of the vocal
organs, throat, and lungs. Its arodyne
and expectorant effects are promptly
realized.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-22

When on q visit to Iowa, Mr.. K. Da!.
ton, Of Luray. Russell County, Karsas
called at the laboratory of Chamberlain s
4 Co., Des Moines. to show them his six
year old boy. whose life had been saved
by Cbamberlain's Cough Remedy, it har-
ing cured him OF n very severe attack OF
Group. Mr.. Dalton is certain that it
saved his boy S lie an is enthusiastic in
his praise of the i;;y.n> iy. For sale by
c. o. Proud.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-22

For sore throat there is nothing bet
ter than flannel bandage damrened
with Chamberlain Is Pain Balm. 1t will
nearly always effect a cure in one nights
time. This remedy is also a favorite for
rheumatism and has cured many very
severe cases. 10 cent bottles for sale by
T.. o. Pond.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-22
DOBYNS & CURRY, Publisher;
Friday, December %. 1893.
THE American Economist has received

The american Economist has received
, "a industrial reports. in which all the
: States are represented. Tabulated, these
reports show that the Industries which
, employed lGo,i23 hands Nov. ;, iS:2.ern
. yloysi only g. 500 Sept. /, 1893, AID That
- The weekly Wages OF these hands in
November. 1s92. were 81 11G.I.:2 .:2,oS. and on
ly s:ji9 +36 in September. 1888. Such are
the results .! tine fear OF the full reign
~ tha Democracy.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-22

Burns are absolutely painless when
De Wits Witch Hazel Salve 10 prompt
ly applied. This statement is true. 4
perfect remedy for skin diseases, chap
ped hands and lips. and never fails to
cure piles. j. e. Philbrick. Oregon, Nj.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-22
AMONG the attractions of the January

AMONG the attractions of the January
Harper't Magazine will lie the first in
stailment Of .ir. Geor:e du MGuIic
new novel. .'Triihy," y !th fifteen Illus
tratioEs by the author: tie cnrclusirn o.
Mr. Edwin Lord Weeks naiatiye of
his journey across Persia by caravan,
surerblv illustrated: and "A brilliant
article by Richard Harding Davis, en-
titled The West and East Eu,is of Ion
don, illustrated by Frederick Barnard
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-22

Early Rlsers, Early Risers. Earl
R;sers the famous little pills for con-
stipation, sick headache, dyspepsia and
nervousness. j. c. Philbrlck, druggist.
Oregon, 40.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-22

THE gold reserve of Sloc, ,9co,o 900 for the
redemption of the ereenbacks was never
broken into under Gen. Harrison. When
General Harrison went oLt of office the
free gold, 30 called, was about sl0o, o,OOO,-
OOC
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-22

It's all the sane. a slight cold, con
= ,sted lungs or severe cough. Ons
Minute Cough CIre baniehas them.
J. q. Philbrick, druggist, Oregon. Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-22
Christian ( (hurrh Directory.
Free for ali " iiD A,k.

4 very fir.r I't".rvrspic Ei"a ~ II p
Wur,d'. Far. : ~ iLciiDs IL -iz", go
work D!tt Dlt.~i..l fi.'.',.-.;s;'.f-- ~ .ts:
United State. GpvcTau"'s'. HEf arr-'ra.
panied by "a RTai.n'". mt" ,irR ard
autiIcnil.: description. ~. ". .-r, fF".
hy the Ctai~i.o We-h,y later b-s.n -
anyril.. .lp ..Ii -.-hi one > f:s-ft s.:as 2.
for postage. Address, 'i..prar:an,T IT,
ter O,..;in-
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-22
No better aid To digestion.

No better cure for dyspepsia.
Nothing mtre reliable for biliousness
and constipation than DeWitt's Little
Early Risers, the famous little pills.
J. C. Philbrick, Oregon, No.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-22

IT not only relieves; it does more, it
cures. We refer to One Minute Cough
Cure Suitable for all ages. all condition
at all times. Sold by j. G. Pniibrick.
druggist Oregon, $40.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-22

The great value 81 Hoods Sarsapar
lila as a remedy for ca:arrh is youched
for by thousands OF people whom it has
cured
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-22

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Ie -n,;,n NJ. r. Church DIRECTORY

&c -man NJ. +. Church Directory.
FRED FIEGENBAUM, PASTOR.
Sunday school every Sunday, lO to II
A.. NJ.
Preaching every Sunday from ii A. NJ
to II 2P.M NJ.
Preaching every Sunday at the Noda-
way church at I'D p. N.
SUNDAY school every Sunday at the
Nodaway church at l 30 p. N.
NJ. r.. Church Directory.
MoRDoN u. SMITH. PASTOR.
Sunday school every Sabbath, at 9:.p,
An.
Preaching every Sabbath. at 1915. n
NJ. and at I::n, r.. NJ.
Glass mcetin': at Al.
Prayer mce,irg e:ery Thursday. at
no. r.. NJ.
Bnsin,s ~ me- Ing ~ ,he Official froa-'i
the third Nrn ~ of each month. at ! -,
T.. NJ.
Epworih L. yuc Sunday ar f:'h y.
Christian Church Directory.
, A.G AiptHmsS. PASTOR.
| Suni;.. school every SUNDAY. Mt ":''
I =. NJ.
| Pr.n~i,in,, on 'h. s"ro'i ard fonrt!,
J .sunqtnys ~ each u.ru'E, u 4 IT., ani
.v't'rg.
! I. P.S q cv, r. STnda" evening one
F.; hnuI b'.urr- i'"H''tirG
Pf.yer ua.trng every Ihursf"J ":.u
ing.
| Meeting. - the rffi-al hp.af2 every
fourth Sandy n :; p. H..
All mr.. ..,r,ii ,.iv invited w attend
The Church ot Christ, Sri"rfisf. .
Sabbath Sr'...ui m"r,a TgSty :JiibLH'''
morning ~ ~ is. IA. ILTihHrst fh.T
| nrcr EIiir' ItnIc.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-23
AFTER THE PRIZE ; rs.
Satolli Does Not Intend That the
DisresDeCt to Him Shall
Pass UnnOtiCed.
Some of Bishop Wigger's Jealous
Followers May Get Into Sc
rious Difficulties.

NEW YORK, May 22.-The zeal of GER
tain priests of the Newark diocese to
display their fidelity to Bishop Wigger
by following his exa mple in re-
fusing to attend the recent re-
ception to Mgr. Satolli, the apostolic
delegate, may lead to serious diff
culties. 1t is said that Mgr Satolli
does not intend to permit the disrespect
shown him to pass unnoticed, and has
instituted~an investigation to ascertain
the names of the priests whose loyalty
to the bishop exceeded theii discretion.
1t is charged that the object was to
slight Father Corrigan, of Hoboken, who
entertained Mgr. Satolli, and show the
delegate that Father Corrgan was not
popular, and that his opposition to
Bishop Wiggar had rendered him OBJ
noXious to his clerical brethern. except
the element known as the Georgian
coterie." Mgr. Satolli has, it is said.
taken this as a personal matter, as his
erly love in the disrupted diocese.
The movement to snub the mon
signor, it Is said, was instigated
by the ardent lieutenants of the bishop.
The 0ffenSe was aggravated by some
priests, who made the fact public before
the delegates arrival. that the priests
faithful to the bishop had combined to
insult the visitor by absentirg them
selves from the banquet and reception
at Father Corrigan's. In newspaper,
on the information of priest whose
name was not given, it was charged
that favoritism had been shown in Mgr.
Satolli's rapid advancement, which it
was said aroused determined and
bitter opposition in the papal court.
If the priest is discovered he
will be disciplined. he said. The priests
suspected of inspiring the attack are
from Jersey City. Mgr. de Concilio, of
st. Michaels church; Mgr. Seton, of st.
Joseph's church: Father Finnigan, of
the Jesuit Church of st. Peter, and
Father Corr, of ST. Bridget's church.
MgrS. Seton and De Concilio have re-
lieved themselves of the responsibility,
and Father Finnigan said last night
that he was not directly or indirectly
responsible for the attack. He intimated
that he knew something about the cir
cumstances, but would impart his
knowledge only to the proper church
officials. Father Corr, who is ill and
who is making preparations for an Eu-
ropean trip, could not be seen. 1t is in
timated that many changes may be made
in the diocese, to restore peace.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-23
THE STANKE MURDER.
KuchIf Being Defended in Still
water by the Tall
Pine.
Good Jury Secured, and the State
Now Proving Its
Side.

The case of The State against Louis
Kuchli, who is charged with the murder
of Fred Stanke at Centerville some
months ago. was begun in the district
court yesterday, and the afternoon was
largely spent in selecting jury. After
repeated challenges on the part Of the
state and the defense, the fol
lowing jury was sworn: II. w.
Davis, Sumner }. Mains, M. H.
Bromley, ID. B. Loomis. Emil Kruger,
Sven Wennerholm, J. w. Schroeder,
Charles Albrecht. William Nj. Smith,
Charles Boo, Gund Brandt and Ignatz
Zeigier. The jury is composed largely
of business men, and is considered one
of the>best iuries ever selected in this
county. A large number of witnesses
and spectators were present in the
court room, which probably will be
crowded today, owing to the prom
inence of the defendant. His two
brothers. Henry Kiichli, of Centerville,
and Aid. Kiichli, of Minneapolis, sat
close by his side yesterday. and are as
sisting Attorney Erwin as best they can
to prove the defendants innocence on
the charge of murder and that he COM
mitted the deed in Self-defense. 1t will
probably take several days to try the
case. The remainder of the jurors who
have served at tins term of court have
been excused from further service.
One of the severest wind storms in
the history of the city visited this sec
ton at an early hour yesterday morn
ing, and considerable damage was done
to buildings, fences and on the lake. A
section of the roof of the ThreSher COM
pany's shipping shed was lifted up and
carried off, and nearly all of the bill
boards in the city are fat on the side
walks. Several log boons between this
city and the Hudson railroad bridge
were broken, and the logs are badly
scattered.
In the probate court yesterd ay the
administrators of the estates of } ohm
rouet, deceased, and Theresa K lem,
deceased. filed their applications for
final settlement, which were allowed,
and the estates were assigned to the
heirs.
John Sawyer, a tallyman employed
on the lake, had his right foot caught
in railroad track near the union sta
ton at noon yesterday and sustained a
very severe fracture.