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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-06-02
Presbyterian Assembly Adjourned.

SARATOGA, n. Y, May 20.-The 1O6th
Presbyterian general assembly wound
up its business yesterday and adjourned
to meet at Pittsburg on the third
Thursday in May, 1895. The last hour
was made the occasion of an exchange
of courtesies, This has been the short
est assembly since that held in New
York in 1883. u tktH.s
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-06-02

AKRON, May cav. Muller, Cleve-
land man, came here Saturday to work
for Joseph Fried & Co., clothiers. Sun
day morning j. Hoy found him in his
room at the Arlington hotel dead. 1t
is thought that he blew out the gas and
forgot to turn it Off as the room was
full of gas. Muller was 20 wears old.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-06-02
IndustrIal ARMY Disbnnded.

ZANEsvu.LE, May 29.-Gen. Mosher's
Buckeye battalion of the industrial
army disbanded here last evening, the
half starved t hobas s3 H. leaving on on freight @
Washington being their objective point
Two of the pen secured work here.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-06-02
DEATH IN A CAvE-lN.
Two Men Killed by Huge Fall OF Clay at
Tacoma.

Tacoma.
TACOMA, Wash, May 2s.-A large
cave-in occurred here by which Maj.
w. Il. Gillespie, well-known min
ing man, and Arnold Bernberger,
a stationary engineer, We're killed,
and two Others injured. For five
years n powerful hydraulic pump
.,as been playing against the, high
bluff back of the railroad docks, the
,arth being sluiced beneath the docks
,or filing. An immense piece of blue
,lay came down almost in a lump.
Workmen got away, the killed and I'M
tured being spectators
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-06-02
The Gouids to Leave Now York.

New YORK May 2s.-The Goulds are
said to have given up their residence
In this city. An increase in the taxa
BILE valuation of the personal estate is
alleged as the reason.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-06-02
a Drunken Husbands Deed.

PINEvIfLE, KY, May 90. = James
Howard and james Slusher We're drink
ing at Howard's home. Howard's wife
endeavored to quiet them Howard got
Winchester rifle, and during the scuf-
he the gun was discharged, the ball
piercing the unfortunate woman's
brain. She was holding in her arms a
baby. Her dead body fell violently on
the baby, crushing its life out ki
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-06-02
BASEBALL.

How the Clubs of the Leading Organiza-
tions Stand-Recent Games.
The following tables show the games
won and lost this season by the clubs
of the three leading baseball organiza-
tions National leapue:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-06-02
Work of the phlIadelphia Mint

PHLADELPHIAa May 2S,-The coinage
OF gold at the Philadelphia mint dur.
Ing the present fiscal year will reach
$50, ,0OO, 900, the largest in its history.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-06-02

S t i l | + e =
mains t h e
f a C t that
plain skirts
a n d severe
tailor made
gowns have
lost not a
particle o f
their popu-
! a r i ty for
n e n e r q |
w e a + A
stylish ''va-
cation suit"
which is a
sort of COM
promise be-
tween S i m :
plicity and
the othereX-
~ + g m e, l S
m a d e o f
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-06-02
FASHION LETTER.

Novelties In Summer Fnbrics-s Skirts Short,
er, Sleeves stil Large--AccordIon Piait-
ing Much Used--Many Hints on the Sea-
sons STYLES.
Especial New York Correspondence
The fancy dry goods and importing
houses are aglow with a fresh relay
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-06-02
colIal

In the midst of all this elaboration
and dressiness in summer gowning, it
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-06-02

The indianapolis National Bank Wreckers
Convicted-MotiCn for New Trial Made.
Pending Which They VIII Go Free Under
Heavy Bonds.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-03-29

3 Q. Ericsson was IN Yankton on
Monday.
win Freeman b homo on . visit
hon Sioux Falls.
Naoors Rims entertained = lew oi
her frtends Monday evening.
Prot. Z. z. Collins Of vermillion va
In he city on Friday on business.
Attornsy.Fawcett .oe Sioux Falls was
The guest Of Attorney Miller last Sat.
urday.
jacob Bringgold returned TO Pine
Island liter . pleasant visit With hia
dsughter.
Geo. Hassou and wife returned 70
Sioux City after IN. enjoyable visit
With relatives.
A. O. Ringsrud, E. ". Miller and
Julius Schaetsel were Sioux City visit
tors on Friday.
Miss Needle Mcbride OF Aberdeen
was the guest Of Miss Nellie Comfy
during the week.
Sherman Thornton and WIN Free.
man made the trip 70 vermillion on
their bicycles on Monday.
Nrs. n. G. Nash Of Canton and
daughter are In the city tho guest Of
II. and Mrs. J. n. Taloott.
D. W. Townsend .oee Cherokee, "a,
whose son conducts . dry goods store
In Akron, passed through tho city on
Friday.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-03-29

d ~ sAhifi ii h iaIt issus 1eslmss
! . SUalows: 4 young - n1lDsd Paa-
DOCK Who said b. had besa WORDING
lot II. McKs1na near Jaoksoa, cens
- TUno9 On Tuesday and wantsd b
ell . pony. Hs I'D Ne vs. going %
Elk Point, where his mothee was s3ck.
He sold The pony 70 NJ. Morris Tor
e7.se. Then he went across tho river
md dieappeaEed fron Nsbgaeka HE.
On tho evening Of the day no skipped
acspss The river . man cane up hon
jackson end claimed Tie pony. which
he said belonged 70 Z Mr.. Abel. lr.
Morris gave up the pony and 10 not
likely to get back his o7.so which
young Paddock harvested from him.
Miss Clara Hayes, sieter OF Mn.
e. G. ClicsDn and Mn. II. Hoffman
arrived yesterday.
Rev. A. Jamisson viii preach .
gospel Temperance sermon q the
Methodist church next Sunday
night. All ars invited.
Vtrmillion Republican: Rur.
hank friends relate ~ - that the
burned elevator will b speedily N.
built, W. srs glad 70 chrsnicle this.
Burbank 10 . centre and shipping
point lOr quite . section Of this coun.
y and Union county 40 we'll. Let
every waste placs b. rebuilded with
out Unnecessary delay.
Up q vssmillion the Plain Talk
ana Frsenanars still qnasr.ling over
the county printing. II will 10 70.
memhered that At the January meet.
ing the Plain Talk VS. made the
official paper, while the Freeman was
out in the cold. Next week the
suit brought by the Freeman will be
fully aired befsse Judge Smith and
= deciaion rendered. There arc ser.
eral interesting points involved.
A telegram from Rereslord Gays
that Rev. :. r. c. Wilson was danger.
ously injured there yesterday by the
kick ola horse. The blow struck
Wilson In the stomach. causing hem.
orrhage and inliict,ng wounds
which we're at first believed 70 Be
fatal and are still thought 70 be seri.
Gus. Wilson was sentenced 70 &c.
teen years for rape, but secused Q
new trial which would have taken
place in Sioux Falls and will IL vii.
son reoovers from Yesterdays acci-
dent.
When in nssd Of any kind Of
harness, it will b 10 your interest h.
fore purchasing 70 look at the stock
now on hand ct 6nythe's Harness
Shop, the only plaos in Elk Point
whore shop and hand made harness
are manufactured and kept for sale.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-03-29
COULDN'T DOCTOR NOES.

An Assumed Horse Doctor C1eAs1ng
Havoc Among the 0eooes % ire
County.
RIcaLAHD, 8. D., March X.-Ed.
itor Of TIE CouHlER: Il 10 not my
custom 70 attack the reputation Of
any peraon unless l feel it my
boundsa duty 70 do 80 for the pro-
lection Of my neighbour Who I have
regard for and my friends whom I
do not, wish 70 sse humbusssd.
Some tips ego . Dr.. Jensen, who
hangs about ELK Point, called at my
place near Richland and claimed
that he vas an expert veterinarian,
thatl,e had served eleven years In
the German army AZ such and had
i'ssn constantly in the pracsios since
coming 70 this country. Jsnsens
talk wss. apparently smooth saough,
for I hired him to castrate two colts
which Iwould not have taken 1lLO
for. When he had finished the job
I was very suspicious that he had
made q bOtch VI l.. When the next
day passed by I Was sure OF il, for
one Of the colts died and the other
10 shout ready 10 pass in it. clecka.
/ began 70 inquire around and /
found thai Mr.. Shurtleff has lost .
valuable horss in the same way
from IN operation performed in the
same manner by tie same doctor(1),
while DAN White was also taken 10
BY the fellow. I simply want 70
warn my neighbors Of the character
Of the work being performed by this
aasnmed veterinarian. In my opin-
ion he ia fraud and don't know
any moro about tho operation Ut
castration than . monkey does about
articles Of iaith Of . new religion.
He. don't know enough n doctor
hogs, lot alosae horses. He has
already lost moro money for The
farmers IN and shout Eth Point than
his services ore worth joe several
yeass. II there wa any way 70
bring him 10 tsek for his misrepre.
sentasiops, I would quickly do %.
hut IL chs stats there h no psovis-
ion under our laws Tor licensing vst-
erinarians sud the result 10 ~ have
70 put up with just such frauds ~
Jensen and our only profession b 70
advertise them.
! Joy WEBDxa.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-03-29

Properly adjusted spsctacles and
eye glaeses are somsthing thst Elk
Point has long been in nsed Of Prot.
II. HirchberE, tho we'll known Eye
Expert of629 Olive slEsst, 81. Louis,
Mo-, and 80E X. 18th street, New York,
has appointed DR.. J. 8. TAlcott agent
for his celebrated Non.C hanReabls
6peclaclss and Eye Glasses, whore Z
complete assortment can always b
found. Prof. H. Hirschbssg Will ~.
main 10 Elk Point April and Band
alllhoss in pesd Of prOpsfly adjusted
spectacles and eve glasses should
avail themselves Of this opportunity
Conoultotion free.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-03-29
For ;clss -oovrRpAln.
For Aldermen
WILLIAM ESl.ICK..
THOMA As WILSON,
PATSY DYER.
For Clerk
JERRY RYAN.
For Treasurer
JOHN MALADY.
For Mauhal-
WILLIAM o
For City Justice
JACOB KIPLINGCR.
For Street COMMISSIONER
ABE
SECURED eoNDa

After Many Days OF Weary waiting.
Ex-sanksr Ames ssovrssa Bonoe-
man.
SO A. J. Ames he's secured bonds.
He 10 once moro in Fort Dodge, ID.
lie departed a. quietly . week ago
Wednesday n did tho $4,000 Of
money involved in the bank in
which no was connected. On last
Tuesday wesk D. J. Boynton o.
Bsreviord appeared before Deputy
Clerk Of Courts Minnie Comfy and
qualified IN The cum Of $4,000 -
surety lor the appearance Of A,nes
at the coming term Of court. The
clerk Was bsent and the approval
VI tho bond fell upon HE deputy.
Il 10 rumorsd that Boynton i ~
cured BY 4 sister Of Amss, who de-
posted the money ia . bank sub
ject ~ Boynton's order in case Of .
forfeiture Of the bond. The trial
will probably b called within the
next three week, - the term opens
April II. There i some dispute
among The attorneys - 10 The legal
ity Of the bond, but there ID DO die
position on the part Of anybody to
b technical at this hour. The law,
il IL claimed BY SHINE, requires two
surssies TO the bond, bnt under. The
ruling ouly one vas acOsptsd and
NJ. Boynton i regarded ~ ample
security for The amount be qualities
for.
Evidence has bssn discovered IL
connection with oos Of the indict-
msnts sgainss Amss which will
certainly quash ths charge Of en-
bessiement IN that one instance.
The indictment ID for smbessling
800 or tbsrsabouA from The school
board Of Beresford. Il seems that
this money had been paid over 10 I
proper ps'son, who, instead Of sivipG
Amss credit tos H. applied \ r wha,
tho hank ~ owing him. But two
otheg indictments remain, IL ons
~n~>-O1~ hnn.m - 49, Em~snAMst
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-03-29

Uy v0ooSB O0000
Tuesdsy evening despite the storm
about iity Of the 'votsrs' Of this
city met in The court house and
nominated . ticket 10 b put in the
Geld for the coming city election.
Alison Bovee was called 70 the chair
and gracefully responded 70 the
compliment. After 4 great deal Of
informal bslloting they settled down
to business and nominated . ticket.
Ono featurs Of the caucus wss the
scattered" voting Of some of the
young element Of the town. This
created some fun, but the wiser
heads ruled the hour and got their
ticket through.
The following nominations were
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-03-29
WELCHMAN.

wslchman, 2:27i TO high, wheel
sulkey, ikA champion trolting
stallion of9outh Dihcta;ts - Tor 1924
veil bs I'D.
: Oshkosh Roy, The champion 3
yssr-old d South Dahota, Tor trot.
Ting. siss and styls; Ses tof 1894 viii
be %.
In BnowHIxo,
E1k Point g. D.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-03-29
LOCAL p~AaAoaAPns.

There was held . city council meet.
ing on Last Monday night.
Edward Bryan's children have been
quite III with the measles.
The county board Of commissioners
will reconvene on next Tuesday.
E. T. Cressey was . pleasant caller
It TIE CouRrER of1ce this week.
Private Cressey is In Akron to night.
From there he goes to Hawarden.
Mrs. 81. G, Frye is improving, while
her daughter has almost recovered.
Andrew Hoyhome was . pleasant
caller at THE CouRlER ONCE on Tues.
day.
West Halter Lost . horse valued at
17S last week. Tho animal choked 70
death while eating oats.
Tommy Ryan IL home from Sioux
City for the summer and will assist his
father In his real estate once.
Tho city schools started up on Mon
day with Prof. Miller OF Dexter, Ia, in:
charge. The professor comes well
recommended.
There Is travelling over the country
. rumor TO the effect that small pox
exists 1t Hawarien. There u no truth
whatsoever to therunnoF.
John Hon.. while working on
Charles Kraase's new house, fell nom
tho sca6olding, injurins his head and
shoulder. last Saturday.
John Kane, nephew Of Father Hogan.
has accepted tho position Of state
aren't Tor the Northwestern, aCatholc
paper published In Sioux City.
The uniformed rank Of the Knights
OF Pythias gave . dance In Armory
hall On Tuesday evening. Sassano.
the harpist Of Sioux City, furnished
the music.
NJ. Albert Haakinson Of Woodbury.
county, Iowa, and Miss Ida b. Mcneil
Of this city were married q the II. =.
parsonage BY the Rev. xssJamieson On
lat 0anday.
Anumber Of our hunters have been
quite s~uccessful IN hunting daCks. e
II IN easy matter 70 bring II ten OF
twelve. The PeterDon and Norwegian
lakes ars The fevosite placesI
Thsre has been . bin infroduced IN
III lower houes q oonerees 20 AZ TIE
salaries q United 6t1ess attornsys
and marshals q 1900 ayeaS. II y
gensEAly thought that n The west III
el,seo would b more ssEisfactoey than
the tee system vhish now prevails.
j. G. Brennan, who asivsd fsou
Arisona : week q two ago. died q the
home of his father IN this city on I'D
Sunday morning. The deceassd waa
born On June .. less. lsar To town q
Clinton, OafAEio. Canada. He ~
married twelve years ago n Eik Point
70 Mis- Hssd, daughter q Patrick
Reed. The widow, three boys ID
ons glri rsui1ln 70 mppfli his lon. tn
fuasral fe6G p'Ass iteM ~ CsEhoaI
ehassA on Tuesday. 4, !
Tkses re many jokssts says n e.
eAangs, made about s1e1tag : lenoa
In tAe prssencs q . playing baad end
most psopls suppose thstthe Joke 90
ths Aneh ~ the sum total Of ~
nAt&se, but ths fest = that he powel
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-03-29

One eas Joed Of heavy work
horses. With harness. Viii b sold
singly O + pairs.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-03-29
Dsuis usolsse Ter lysa

The Hirschberg Optical Co., of62e
Olive street, 81. Louis No, and 30 +.
l4sh street, Nsw York, have com.
plsted arrangements 10 have Prot.
hisychberg stay With their sgent,
M. ]. 8. Talooie IL Elk Point, and
exsmine The eYsa Of Ill who ass ia
need Of slaness. Thu will b . rsEs
opportunity for Ill who arc suffer-
Inn from detective vision to have
their syes scientifically examined
and Cosgoceed.
All oculisls and physicians every:
whsrs proaoance IL thsif lavde, and
Ill who No. thsm ase only too glad
70 tostiiy - thsSr e~3saznesS, durahil.
~, oo9foss snd ass tbsy rive g
the eye, evsa Is The mast djl1cul(
work. Consullation ffse.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-03-29

Buy Eureka -four at coo Q
sack. Found IN I'll the stores.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-03-29

Erx PofHr, Nsrch AL ann
ouueo mysslfa % candidate fUr City
Justice a6 This springs election,
tAcoD KlPLINoIn.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-03-29

Two 'calls" for caucuses we're put
up IN conspicuous PLACES last Tues
day. One was called ts in The
building occupied BY Jerry Ryan,
the other 10 b held in the court
house.
There were rood sissd crowds q
both places, the one 1t the court
house being pronounced - favoring
"open' saloons, the other opposed
70 any recognition of . violation Of
The prohibitery Law.
The no license" crowd pun on
the following ticket. afisr elsckjn9
George r. FrUsman chairman of.ths
caucus:
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-03-29
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Ne Was q Guy.
NJ. il>-- - -....
Asio SO1SOWs0k POo0a W. Wtsst0Sl
L. >uoAhs. unu>, h,S . ..,l-A;s.A:~.
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y S's0 HeuaS ~ OuE sOWn osouSs 70 %
ahnnt the -e~nh,ncA ehto~.
" So ss.u6
Ss tsjpSo@platod Guy,
Aeuy,
1o0oDux Csey went q buy,
70 buy.
Hut the MeeehAAts eu Tia MUDDY,
(, Have MlAAe oee(eatMg QNyo Q study.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-03-29
DIR. II

the eioux CITY dsotisk, viii h u Eak
Point aeain on Wednesday ard
Thursday, April and ;. Dont
forget the dates. Olace with Or.
Nulcahy.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-03-29
"HA9 ~ A WHEEL IN MS HEAD7'
a Novel Scheme For ooourin6 Fro<
Beard and IodHtng.

A Novel Scheme For 0oourlng Free
Board and lodGtng.
About Ten days ago . messly
dressed fellow called upon
Sheriff Deane, whom the stranger
found in the Deane hosiery in the
basement Of the courthouse. The
stranger had = mild look. mixed
with sorrow, on. his face. In very
low tones he propounded the ques.
ton:
"Are you the sheriff."
With Q dOn't.be-xfraid-my.bOy
smile tho sheriff replied: ayes, sir"
"Are No alopsl" was tho pext
question ii sepulchre tones.
The sheriff put Ames back in bis
cell. locked tho doors, end the
stranger told his tale Of WOO.
Back in Michigan, said the stran.
ger, in the town Of Owen. he with .
confederate had sand bssged . cash.
Ter Of bank and and robbed the
hank Of 5000. Names aud al
minute details we're given. The
story was told with dramatic effect,
the strangers breast heaved with
emotion, while IN occasional tear
stole down his cheek.
"You now see what trouble ! am
in. What would you advise me TO
do, Nj. Sheriff."
Well, Union countys very genial
and good hearted sheriff came 70
the conclusion that the best shing
he c0uld do VA 10 lock the stranger
behind tho prison bars.
A telegram Wa whirled of n
Owens, Mich. No answer Was re-
ceived Tor two days. In the mesu-
ti.ue the stranger accepted HE sur
roundings with considerable satis.
faction. Tho meals we're good aud
he eai,ysd them becauss they were
so. Finally . tracsr was sens aitsr
thu telegram aud this IL the answer
which Was received:
lOvsxs. Mieh.. March Ia.-Bssa esast. Lss
'esn 70. O0w9Ngr, Sber4a.
Tho next day q. letter came, the
Michigan sheriff wrots that the cash.
iet Of the hank had confess~d Of b.
ling short the 5000 aud was nov in
nil awaiting sentence and % the
stranger out here must 10 aiming ~
get = lew square meals.
So Sheriff Deane let him 20, after
feeding him Tor four days and spend
ing % in telsgraphing. The next
heard Of the stranger was in Yer.
million, whore b. conleased 70 steal.
ing $500 ia Casper, Wyo., from
the railway station scent. The de-
scription given OF the prisoner =
exact. There seems NO question but
what hs q the sssns man. 6hsrid
Dsans hes dropped HE neighbonna
sheriff . card on which ars the mys.
terious wofds: "Hebs crank. Lei
EN- g."
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-03-29

avs ~ SIS s.. ' t... y
+. N. GILMORE, !.
For Aldermen -
LON HASSON,
H. Z. ERICSSON,
OLE II. OLESON.
For City Clerk-
NJ. HOFFMAN, JR.
For City Treasurer-
howard C. N
For City Justice
TRUMAN ANIH.
For City Marshsl-
JOE REYNICK.
For 6treet Commissioner
Z. e. WENNER
After the nominations were made,
on m"tion the chairman appointed
A. o. Ringsrud, NJ. Hoffman, Sr.. and
Emory Morris 10 4 committee 70 gil
any vacancies which may occur.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-05-24

The railroads. are seizlng coal coa-
signel to priyaN parties; it has come
to be matter of necessity. Orders
have been giveng On some roads to gath
er up tie Old railroad ties f'r foel IN
case of an emerln.y; =, . ,;...---.-.----
While the tnt:'n"m"ter re:''Stofe'
9G at Huron, S. D. on Monday, Snow
was reported at WinnemusSa, New and
it was four degrees warmer at St. Paul
Mimi. than at Key West Fla. 1t was
bnt II degrees above freezing at East
port, Me-, while it was bat 4 degrees
short of 100 above at Huron, S. D.
---as.F~ szsn------------ j.,
The outlook is more promising IN the
Cumberland ccal regions; a large num-
ber of men are at work in the mines and
it is possible now that the strike will
not succeed in closing them. The con.
ventlou of the United Mine-workers Of
America began at Cleveland, 0. on
Monday and conference with the mine
owners was arranged with view of IL
settlement of the solf coal strike.
For the third lime Talmages Brock
lvn tabernacle has been destroyed by
fire. 1t burned on Sunday last, jnst
after the close OF services. A leak IN
an electric light wire is believed to haye
been the cause. Their was II debt OF
$l4O,O 900 upon it, held BY Russell Sage;
the loss was about $400000 Tt will be
rebuilt OIL a less costly site. Talmage
is about to make trip to Europe.