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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-07-20

It's just little amusing to see how
the politicians with high aspirations
are squirming and twisting to keep in
to available shape as the political in
fluences of the strike are now develop
ing, and as the time for casting about
for the most available candidates
draws near. There are several Gov
ernors that we have noticed in partic-
ular who don't know when they are
comfortable, politically speaking.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-07-20
|. w. HARTMAN g. SON.
MARKET SQUARE DRY GOODS HOUSE.

COods that tie person ysV
fonsidtred unreasonable in trade
through reduced dress will convince the truth
the above heading Many dress goods many
stockings shirt and other
articles marked below them big
ohe keepers will they
goods which better We have the dress
a thin
sellers 45c Fans still make wind Underwear thin air will
through Umbrellas wikeep shady Curtains darken the
Belts make look Suspende
rhten the boy Fine dishes for present Chenille table
ebalfnc ddlercr
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-07-20

Coxey, having grown famous at
commonwealing, spoke TO strikers for
two hours on the 9Th instant. He
advised all to march to Washington
and present their grievances before
Congress. If the Coxey movement
should land him in Congress he will
be given credit for some cunning after
all.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-07-20

How about the old-fashioned
prophecy for a dry spell because
Mary didn't get her skirts wet on the
Second Of JULY as against the moist
and copyrighted prophecy of our
scientific and erratic weather-makers.
1t is only question of time with the
scientific rain-makers and weather
makers who presume to shed their
light before they get it by telegram
from somewhere.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-07-20

The Eimird Gdzette reveals this
new parliamentary rule, discovered in
Ireland, which it would be well to
put into practice in York State when
the female suffragists begin to suffer /;
"And now" said the new secretary,
"yez may all rize, an whin | call
the roll iyry wan who is prisint may
Sit down all the rist remain sthandin. F"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-07-20
FOR SALE.

Desirable "a AT lots and number 0f good
hSaBes aud iOs. bioO!osburg. Pa The best
orsiness STAN u BlpJmsOurg. yefy desira-
bie properly containing ~ acres and nrst class
bufIdings with god will In business worth
elzoe to $500 IeF year al willow Grove.
Dwellings T. Espy. OrangeTille and Beach
HAven. 2lArza number Of farms 10 Columbia
County. one f. LI1erne county one ln virginia.
Two Country Dre stands IN Columbia county
and one in Luzerne County. A water power
plAning mill. dry dock and lumber yard and
sheds In Beach Haven. Pa Also 10 acres Of
good farm land al same place, by VI. r. IL II
3 son. Insurance and Real Estate Agents,
DLOOMsBUKG, PA. y.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-07-20

Zen Johnson said many good things
from the point Of his pen, both in
prose and poetry. Quite worthy of
reproduction we mention this righteous
but sadly neglected advise of his;
Study conscience more than thou woaldst
fame
Though both Le good. the latterJci is worst,
And ever IS i'll Got without the FIRST"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-07-20

For every case of Catarrh which
they cannot cure, the proprietors of
Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy agree
to pay $500 in cash. You're cured
by its mild, soothing, cleansing, and
healing properties, or you're paid.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-07-20

Surely it is not necessary to com
ment on so pregnant an example OF
what people will submit to, rather
than take the trouble to secure uni
lormity. X. Y. Il.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-07-20
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of twenty-five years of cures is made
by DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery. In all blood disorders, this
remedy has numbered its cures by
the thousands. Years of uninter-
rupted success long ago led the pro-
prietors to sell this remedy as no
other blood purifier can be sold.
They have so much confidence in
the "Discovery" that they guaran.
tee it in all diseases that come from
a torpid liver or impure blood. As
a blood-cleanser, flesh builder, and
strength restorer, nothing like the
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science. Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Bill
iousness, and the most stubborn
Skin, Scalp, or Scrofulous Affections,
quickly yield TO its purifying and
cleansing properties.
If it doesn't benefit or cure, you
have your money back.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-07-20

If David Eennett Hill is no. better
Hhln his Ear'y, in his own opinion,
then who is
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-07-20
for Infants and Children.

Castoria is 80 well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known TO me" II A ARCHER. NJ D.,
Ill So. oxford ST, brooklyn, NY.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-07-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A Ii KTsDs or BLANKS FOR JUSTICES
"A and coNsTAsLEs al the CoLrMBiAs Of
Deming headlight., 1894-10-12
BOOTn TO BE HONORED.
Royal Receptions Awalr the
Salvation Army Leader.
FRoaRAMMH ALMOsT oOMRLETE.

pisiineuishot rersons VIII lntFuduee
ornsrni william Hssih - vaFious
Finoes IN ths unltsd sinssa--Ila WIN
Begin mis- Tour On oel "a, "a REV
tafk City.
NEw YoRK, Oct. ii.-Commahder
Ballington Booth Of tbs Salvation
Army. interviewed on the coming visit
Of bis father. General willlam Booth,
said that he would b. received on bis
long tour through America a. few dis
tlnguishod guests are.
''At the opening out-of-doors meeting
IN Union square, Monday, Oct 81" he
said. ~ am going 10 got Mayor 0llroy
70 Introduce General Booth. At Car.
negle Music hall, the Same evening. be-
fore an andiencs Of 5000 porsons, 5000
Of whom will be delegates from the SAL
walton Army, the Rev. DR.. Amory II.
Bradford, the leading Congregatlonalist
minister. will present an address on be-
half OF the Salvation Army Ia the
Unilsd States. IN Association hall, Oct.
ai, about 10. 900 Of the very cream OF
New York society will be present The
Rev Josiah Strong. president Of tbs
world wide Evangelical Alliance, and
the author Of 1.-THE New Era" and
"Our Country" will presids. Tuesday
night, In Carnegie Mukic hall. where
General Booth will present his ''sociul
Schemes" no less personage than
Chauncey NJ. Dopew wln iutrodues
General Booth.
"On the trip through the country
General Booth will bo introduced al
Philadelphia by John Anamaker, Ia
tho Academy Of Musici in tho conven
ton hall At Washington, BY Justic'
Strong q the Fed 'ral supreme court; 81
sho Music hall In Baltimore, BY th'
mayor OF the cliyi a. the Auditorium II
Chicago, BY Senator Palmeri Ia the Ex
position building In Minneapolis, b.
Knuto Nelson. governor Of Minnesota
At Exposition building In st. Louis b,
NJ ,yor walbridgs OF st. Louisi IN th'
capitol NJ Springfield Ills. by 0overno
John p. Al,geldi nt the Auditorium II
Kansas City. BY the mayor and sx-0ov
Francia."
Deming headlight., 1894-10-12
roruLars oN rHE VII.
WIN No, suppert rhsir Ticket ana with
drawing Fram the rarty.

WIN Nc, sappert rheir Ticket and with
drawing From the Party.
SILVER ciTY, Oct, i2-since the popu-
lisia have had time 70 think over the pro.
ceedlngs Of last saturday they are be.
ginuing 70 weaken on the ticket Pop
ullst enthusiasts who we're claiming 200
votes for The ticket after the convention
are now confidently asserting that the
populisis will poll more than 100 votea
IN the county. Many Of tho delegates
who we're In the convention here have
already slgnlhed their intention Of voting
for tas candidates on the other tickets,
while ,here are few democrats ana re-.
publlcans whV are dissatisfied With one
or two nominations on their tickets aud
will vote for one er two popullais.
Il is nov certain that the populls. vote
In this precinct will be very light In
tho Central precinct there are "a popu-
liats bu. Of these thoro are some who
will vote for some Of the candidates %
tho other tickets. They say that they
do not propose to be tied 70 any ticket
aud reserve the right 10 vote Tor whom
they please.
The democratic candidates are doing
good work aud are meeting with en-
enlargement wherever they 60. Most
Of them are now cut aud they will be al
the ratification meeting At Doming on
Saturday.
SEINE fellow who has more interest In
the success Of the popullat candidate 70.
the legislature than be has regard for the
truth started the report that Judge Boone
would withdraw as = candidate for the
legislature In favor OF John J.. Bell aud
the report has been lndurtrlously cirou
lated in this part Of the county.
Deming headlight., 1894-10-12

siLvKh CRY. Oct ~ Nowa has hlea
.ectlgoa here Of NE killing efj U'Nsil
w HAIRY Giles, young man ihwillsfiy
known az Arkanhnw. O'Ncll has
rnoh down on ihe CHA And Giles had
worked for him aud had been dslscled
IA pilftHne. O'Noll went e Gold Hill
Tor constable te have 0lies affeaisd
and on the way back GILES metthem and
shot aud tlllsa O'Neli. Giles had q
hsrae and Immediately left for parts un-
known. He stole a saddle from man
named Fuller and by thle sime ls prob.
ably well cut Of tho country.
Deming headlight., 1894-10-12

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE civil ser.
vice commission is awaiting reply from
the Philadelphia Preas 10 a letter askine
for information regarding the charges
that an assessment OF government em,
ployes Of the mint for political purposes
had been made in a recent editorial.
The commission expects early informA.
tion Of the alleged assessment Of Federal
oficeholders at San Francisco by the
Democratic campai N committee and
the charges will soon be under investi.
Qntion.
Deming headlight., 1894-10-12

e. y. Adams isfl this afternoon on
hualuoas tflp ptEl rasu
The hoObleal ltyleo oi fail millinery
anu uustiloa, ti ia-seli1
TuoMAs llunaoN went up 20 iiudoou's
spfines on thla afternoons train.
shipment fresh lemons iuot received
by Clark q 60.
Coz. 7. Il. hMlIH returned ln.day from
hls Trip IN ihs northern part Of The Ter
rltofy.
We have just received cafluad cf
native hhy auoihef 81 barley aud nn
other ut alfalfa. Prices 10 proportion.
flelnhman q beaia Co.
JuDar BooNE has been up on the
Mimbrta this week on an eiecsloneefius
Sip.
The fact that Hoods snruaparllln,
ones faiiiy tried, hccOm,a the family
medicine, speaks volumes for lie excel
lonce aud medicinal merit huuG's rur
snpafiliu Il Natures c0'worhcr,
CANDIpArEn JonS Kioua aud b. r.
Linz, Of Silver City. are circulating
around among the ,o;ers.
Ranch butter for 20 conta per pound
for sale by rtenaon.
Mn. and MIS- GUSTAV WonMsER are
expected 20 return 10 pemlng from san
Francisco next Monday.
Fresh cabbage, peaches, apples aud
grapei ~ kiaaera.
Fresh oystsrs At pratts.
@. d. BANrz, who viii be one Of the
speakers az tbs meeting Saturday even.
log, came down from silver Clty to-day
Come and SEQ he fall and Winter mil
y, "ry novelties AZ 'iOnhrlis. they afc
cheaper than ever before "a Deming.
A. liinsnBuRoKn, prominently iden,l.
iled with the mining interests of pinos
Altos IL m tho city with shipment OF
ore.
Don't fergot our egg food IL ls a sue
cess aud has been proven 81 here N
Demiug.
Flcishman q noolH Co.
Fresh eggs and butter Vt pratt's.
u. n. YouN0, next probate clerk, o
thls county, came down "Wednesday 4
canvass the political situation here au,
be on hand for lhs big msetlAg Satur
day evening.
Fancy toilet soaps OF the finest quail
" for sale Al eastern prices. Give then
n trial. CLARK a Co.
Fine limo Of boys clothing just 70
coiyed by n. A. bOlich.
Deming headlight., 1894-10-12

Tho Republic, Of the sth inst, contained d
an article describing the heroic deed Of
young J. w. Pennington, At Texarkana,
Texas during a wreck on the T. q +.
whom be climbed under a locomotive,
about TO topple over and rescued the
body Of engineer The boy men.
iboned la the adopted son OF ia. Ponnlng-
ton Of this city, but has recently been
living with his grandmother IN Texas.
Young Pennington gets one Of The Re-
public's medals for his brave deed.
Deming headlight., 1894-10-12

The Santa Fe oniclEl party reached
Demlng Tuuaday from the north, aud
looked the station aud yards over hur-
rledly They we're on a special, and the
personnel Of tho the party iai General
Superintendent Charles Dyer, II the
western grand divislonf James Dunnl
chief snglneeri John Playor, general
superintendent Of motive power and
machinery; Division Superintendent
Hurley, Division Master Mechanic G.
n. Taylor, M Moore, a general expert
and retiring Superintendent Easley
Deming headlight., 1894-10-12

A demdciailc muss meeting viii be
held IN lhu opera house 10 morrow, Sat
urdsy evening, October io,h, commenr'
Ing ~ g. so o'clock.
Addresses will be delivered ny Judge
A. D Fall, Of Dona Ana county, caudi-
dates q. W. Mlles and Judge Boono Of
Guu,. and Hon. q. d. Hant1 and Hon.
4. =. Heiln, Of silver City.
The Deming band will be In attend
ance and Will snllven the occasion BY
music.
Let everybody attend and listen 70 the
principles Of democracy ~ expounded
by the speakers.
County candidates will be present "a
the person Of Baylor shaonon, John
Klous, y. NJ. Young, Bob Ncwsham, r
}. Davidson, Dave ruliock, .. T. Link
and oihere
Everybody lnviiedl
Deming headlight., 1894-10-12

Rev. ". X. Lloyd, who for over two
years past, has been In charge Of the
kpiscopsl church here, has resigned bis
connsctlon Ia order to accept an assiat-
Ausahip In one Of the largest pasiorates
IN Texas. Mr. Lloyd viii not make the
change for some months, sud Il will be
with feellngs Of sincere regret that tho
members Of hls congregation and the
residents sf Dsmlug will learn of bis de-
termination.
Deming headlight., 1894-10-12

Los ANGELES. Oct. ii.--From Gan
Pedro is reported q supposed loss By
drowning Of four citizens who left last
Saturday for San Nicholas island. They
are Postmaster james r. Dodson, N. O.
Anderson, q lnborer named BrAnt and
Alexanie Ter Smith. A party 10 now out
searching for them.
Deming headlight., 1894-10-12

The Division SUPPLEMENTARY Office
A. san Marcial hiss been abolished, aud
the division 10 merged into the Las
Vegas Division from which Mr., Hurley
will dlrec, things al the way 70 Dsmlng
and i.l Paso. Dir. Ensely will 40 else
where With the best wishes Of all who
know him for his future success.
Deming headlight., 1894-10-12

NEw YoRK, Oct. ii.-Henry w. Elli.
OFT OF London who came 10 America to
act na property man AZ Days theater,
was sent back to England yesterday on
tho Now York at the expense OF shai
company, Il was decided that Elliott
was brought over under contract.
Deming headlight., 1894-10-12
A sMrLrEn rom DEMINo.
That 10 what the Lordsburg Liberal says
IL 70 be Erected Here.

isto be Erected Here.
Last weeks Lordsburg Liberal has tho
followingi
TIE liberal readers will remember
that last June, A. d. Freeman shipped a
carload Of ore samples 10 the American
Zinc aud Lead Co. at Canyon City, with
the Idea Of getting the company 70 build
a smcller here. Mr. Freeman followed
tho ore In June and got back homs Sun.
day night The ore got tied up In the
strike aud dld not reach the shelter foI
two months aftor II left here. Tho ore
satisfied the company and Manager II. l.
Bartlett 10 expected here next week with
the intention ~ looking the ground over
II he hnds things 70 suit him he will
build a concentrating plant. The Amer.
lean Zinc aud Lead company Il making
arrangements 10 build a husdred ton
copper smeltsr at Deming, which "a
something the citizens Of that lively
tswn have not discovered yet The
sInelior would be built a. Lordsburg II
the company could have secured any
concessions from the Southern Pacific
company, but none could be obtained.
Deming headlight., 1894-10-12

A. .. Himons. Santa We agent here
was recently offered the Albuquerque
station BY the management Of the road
hr. 6imons, while apprecia,lng che
homer, expressed his preferences ioi
Demlng and viii remain here. The
offer was . fitting tribute 10 Mr. Simon,
ability aud hualllRg qualities.
doodb PILLS become ihs favorlle cath.
Deming headlight., 1894-10-12

Tho stasemons Of the National Bank
of Demlng, a. published IL ahoshsr
column shows that institution 70 be In
nne financial condition. The bank COM
mandn the confidence 81 everyone.
Deming headlight., 1894-10-12
DEMINC SOCIAL CLUB.
Organized Il q Meeting in he Opaa
Huuss Thursday Evening.


oohn corbstt Elected President, waiter
auinsy vice frstidsnt and james A.
Lochhart JF4 Secretary Treasurer An
oreaniratish Having for ~ object the
Promotion % social Enjoyment The
Constitution IN FuIl.
Deming headlight., 1894-10-12

Regular services In the NJ. Il. church
Sunday morning at II o'clock and In the
evening ai 730. Sunday school at 10 ..
m. A cordial Invitation extended 10 ALL
T.. L. Lallance, Pastor
Deming headlight., 1894-10-12

John L. Ensley, well known mining
man of this county, died in the silver
City hospital Tuesday Of typhoid fever
Deceased was wall known 10 Demlng,
who loved and respected him aa q
straightforward, coasclanclous, Christian
young gentleman.
Deming headlight., 1894-10-12

We have Just received hne stock Of
lewelry, especially suitable for Christ.
mas presents. The finest line ever
brought into DeaIng. Coed warsi net
ahoddy.
Deming headlight., 1894-10-12
JOYOUS DELLS."
R. s. Snrmer and Kiss Lsna Ives Nsr-
rill Uki.a in karriags,
THEeUEsTsrr ATTENDANCE

afany usefni and npauil,ni Presents no.
ceised--.iiandso,n costamna WORN ~
ti.e Ladiss--AH N1sanht Lnashsea Served
ana Plenty ~ Music ard DaueinH one
ofths oreatout social E,sals in the MS.
tory Of DsmInn.
Deming headlight., 1894-10-12

Lead vas quoted at eaOu to-day aud
silver A. cs)S
Deming headlight., 1894-10-12

Owing TO ether engagemenis the San
Marciul base ball teams, champions Of
New Mexico, will not be able TO play Ia
Deming next Sunday, but will come a.
soon as dates can be arranged
Deming headlight., 1894-10-12

Tho Southern Pacific company pro
poses 10 reduce il force all aisns the
line TO its lowest possible limit. The
lgst cut was 10 be made Saturday, iol.
lowed by another on November / aud
still another ON December
Those stylish shoes which you see the
young society men wepria., were pur.
cnnssd at Pcttcy'a, who has the protilcsi
lino u Shines ever placed before tne pub
lie. Prices to suit the times.
Deming headlight., 1894-10-12

kldder Is the only merchant selling
those glass washhoafds The old styles
are noi "iu ~ With them.
Deming headlight., 1894-10-12

Badness Il often preceded or accom-.
panied by grayneus Of the hair 10 pre-
veut bOth badness aud grAyness, use
Haila Hair kenewer, an honest remedy.
Deming headlight., 1894-10-12

2ist Sunday after Trinity, II a. m
lliany, 8 p. m evening prayer.
W.K. Iioyd. Incumbant,
Deming headlight., 1894-10-12
MISCELLANEOUS kDLETS.


Vk/ANTED-~pupils IN vocal and lu1trumuntal
W music Apply ai Headlight ONCE.
rsOR RENT Furnished room. Especially suit
able tor lady. Apply Ai Headlight oiice.
I psf-uo slick pin 10 form Of spear, sei with
= small pearl Finder Will he suitable rewarded
BY returning same 10 this ONCE.
KsOR SALE --One horse power. IN good condl
! lion. bargain fOf any person wluhlng 10
pamp water o. obtain light power. Address Mrs.
WARREN Bristol.
OST-- Iloe, short legged, broad back looka like
A~W nlton'n, but heavier. Weiflt about % iha.
shaggy hnlf Black. Return 70 l. Brown u ex.
pfesa onico. eJ.uu reward.
stockhoider's Needing.
Notice Il hereby glyon, BY authority Of the b..
laws Of the Demlnf Land 4 Waior company, that
4 special meeting 81 She siorkholdoia % said com
pany will b. beld ~ tho Once uf fald company IN
noming, New Mexico, On the 1lsi day Oi Uctohuf,
" 10 o'clock a., M, a u. lN", Tor The Transactions
Of such business 81 mAy CoMf before saId nlt1iEE,
~ order Of the Board of pirUciofs.
Y. Il. snfrn, President.
Attesied. ", 4. Wallis, Secretary,
First peblicau september 2llh, 1874.
Deming headlight., 1894-10-12
REPORT or THE CONDITION
The National Bank Of Deming
Ar pEmINa.

In tho Torrilary Of New mexIen,
A the close Of business oet. And. 1894
Deming headlight., 1894-10-12

The adjournsd meeting of those In.
ieFsaisd In the formation Of social club
vas held Ia the opera house Thursday
evening, with large attendance, and II.
H. Flelshman proaldlng.
The report Of the committee appointed
70 draft . constitution and by-laws va.
read and adopted They reported as iol
lows.
Deming headlight., 1894-10-12

ConeA. Attest,
douN CoRuErr,
sKAMAr FinLD, SDireospru
,. 4. hynnv.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-23
IN TIE COURTS.
The Business Transacted Before tho
judges Yesterday.
UNITED STATES CoURrs,

UNITED STATES COUNTS.
In the case Of United States V. Bau-
mann, indicted for using the mails for
improper purposes, there was a verdict
of guilty, and defendant was recognized
10 the first day Of the next term TO ans
wer Judgment.
In the case OF the United States v.
Thomas Jackson, cOlored, for a violation
of the internal revenue law, there was q
verdict of guilty and a Jail sentence OF
ninety days. A similar case against
James Johnson resulted in the same
verdict and punishment.
In the case OF United States v. D..
Warden, for q violation OF the Internal
evenue law, there was a verdict OF
guilty and a fine of 500 and costs. De-
PENDANT paid the fine and was then put
under bond to answer further.
In the case of John Henry, colored,
charged with stabbing o man on board
a boat, ZEAL Parkersburg, there was a
continuance to enable the State author
itics to take up the matter.
The various Court officials left for
their homes yesterday afternoon and
Will IGlOl h1Ouuay "OA
CIRCUIT COURT.
Before Judge Paul, in the case OF
Peter Erb ". John j. Beltick ct al,
there was a final decree.
In the case OF Thompson q Bonnell
v. the Whitaker Iron Works and others,
the demurrer to the bill was set for
October 9th.
Before Judge Campbell, in the case
OF. w. NJ. Handlan v. Frew, Campbell ~
Hart, there was a plea of not guilty
and defendant flied two special pleas,
to which a demurrer was overruled.
In the case o. Steiphat, Heidelberg
& Co. v. the Peabody Insurance Com
pany, the demurrer to the declaration
was overruled. A motion TO require
the plaintiff to file a more particular
statement was o%verruled, Dat the Court
dicided that a paper attached to the
declaration should be tlod as such state
ment.
The case OF Klievis, Kraft e Co. v. S.
S. Bloch was transferred 10 Part Two.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-23
Accidents Reported From About the City
YESTERDAY.

Accidents Reported From About the City
Yesterday.
A case OF drowning was narrowly
averted Friday morning at the residence
of MIR. Bahrens, corner OF Forty-sixth
and Jacob streets. A child belonging
to a family named McGyew, who reside
In the same house, accidentally fell into
a tub of 0lued water while its parents
were out OF the room. The child was
about gone when found and it was with
much difficulty that it was restored.
A goudola loaded with brick, while
be showed down the Ohio River railroad
tracks, yesterday, ran into an open
switch at the power house, and it was
with much difficulty put on the tracks
again.
Friday DR.. Haskins'S double team be-
came manageable, broke a bit, and
started on a run down Main street. The
Doctor jumped out before the team COL
Tide with 4 telegraph pole, while the
other occupants were badly shaken up.
A horse attached to a buggy fell, yes
terday, on Chapline street, at the cor
ner Of Tweuty-fourth. The street cars
were detained for a short time, but no
damage was done.
John Craver, an employe OF the Riv-
erside bar mill, had his right hand bad
~ hurt at two o'clock yesterday after
noon. While tossing iron he was struck
on the right baud, and was so seriously
Injured that he will be laid up for three
or four weeks. DR.. Taylor dressed the
wounded member.
While standing at Forty-second and
Water streets, a horse belon ging 10 l..
C. Driehort,, the plumber, was fright
ened by soqe children, land started of.
The owner no happened to be work
ing on q oof nearby, yelled for it
to stop. the horse got taqgled up
in a rec nd kePt - s1Slns up pat a.