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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-09-24
DIED.
BURHANs- Suddenly. on satur

BURHANS-Su on Saturday, September "a
1894, John, eldest son Of Amos and Ann Bur-
hans.
Funeral services Monday evening at eight O'Clock
from his late residence, No. 153 Btrsen avenue.
Interment at convenience of family.
PowELT.-In this city on September Is, 1891. at her
late residence No. 81 Wayne street. Emily, wi .
of the late Samuel w. Powell, aged fifty
years.
Relatives and friends of the family are invited to
attend her fun, r, Wedne day morning, Septenl.
ber 26 at ten o'clock from the Heddfng NJ E.
Church, MONTGOMERY street.
CoNNohS -Catharine Connors, aged q years
youngest daughter of the late John and Elizabeth
Fernan.
Funeral from the home of her sister Mrs. James
Rea,san. Tuesday, September 25 at a, mi thence to
st. Brdget's r. G. Church. where a solemn mass of
requiem will be offered for the happy repose OF her
soul.
LENAHAN.-On Monday, September q, fS9s Mary
beloved daughter of the late Jeremiah ana Ellen
Ienahen, In the 18th year Of her age.
Relatives and friends of the family
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from
tire residence OF her brothers, Dennis and John,
5S5 Grove street. Wednesday the 26th day et
nine A. NJ; thence to St Lucy's R. G. Church. wheie
solemn high mass Of requiem viii be onered foK
the happy reIose VI hel soul
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this evening. County Physician Con-
verse will make a post mortem examina-
ton of Moore's stomach this afternoon
at Speers' Morgue.
1t is said that Moore was engaged to
be married to Miss Childs of No. 65
Lafayette street. and that the wedding
was to have been solemnized on Sun
day, October T.
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POLITICS IN NORWAY.
r.; Ccblc to Inc United Presq.

CHRISTIANA. Sept "a, 1S94-Up to
Saturday. the results Of the election FOR
members of the Storthing, or Great
Court, in f1fty-two of the one hundred
and fourteen districts were known. OF
hese f1fty-two districts, thirty-four re-
turn Radicals. In only fourteen of the
districts thus far heard from were MEM
bers of the Right elected. The Rightists
lost three seats in the City of Troud-
bjem, but gained like number in the
rural districts. All Indications point to
the maintenance by the Left of such a
majority as will ensure the overthrow. of
The Stang Ministry.
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GOOD VICTIMS FOR wHITEoAPs.

TOPEKA, Kas., Sept. "a, 1Ss4.--A hun
dred of, the Suffragist women Of Topeka
will come out in reform dress. They
have entered into an agreement which
DR.. Eva Harding and DR.. Agnes Havi-
land say is to be reduced to writing
This agreement describes the costume.
# is to consist of Turkish trousers, COW
cred by a skirt reaching to the fold, a
close OF loose waist as the wearer may
prefer and cloth leggings to match The
trousers. 1t is the intention of the To-
peka women to organize into relief
SQUADS SO a number of them may be on
the streets ell day, and thus the com
nlnity Will become familiar with the
raf ~
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FOR WRITING TO HIS WIFE.

NEW YORK, Sept "a, 1Ss4-William
Strohoefer a tailor's cutter at Newark
N. u, was arrested in March last upon
a charge Of sending to his wife, from
He was indicted by a Federal Grand
Jury and held in s1,5oo bail. Shortly
afterward he was examined as to his
sanity. adjudged to be lunatic,, and
ton, D. c. He was not detained there
long, when he was declared cured and
given in charge of the United States
Marshal in this city Today his father
furnished a new bond before United
State3 Commissioner Alexander, upon
which he was released.
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CYCLONE IN CUBA.
BIZ Gable to the United Press.

HAVANA. Sept. "a, 1se4.-A terrible
storm prevails throughout the length and
breadth of the Island of Cuba. 1t be-
gan last evening and continued with un-
dimished fury through the night, and
there are now no signs of it's abatement.
Great damage has been done to property
many houses having been blown down,
trees uprooted and fences and outbuild-
ings carried away So far, however. no
loss of life has been reported. The ship
ping in this harbor has escaped injury.
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IRELAND's old GUARD
RI Cable to the United Press,

DUBLIN, Sept. "a, 1s94.-The group of
Old Fenians and Invincibles have taken
advantage of the discomfort caused by
the delay in action upon the Home Rule
question, and have formed a new society
called the Old Guard. They have issued
a circular calling upon Irishmen every
where to enroll themselves in a united
brotherhood to resist all attempts to
lower she Irish flag or TO stay the on
ward march of freedom.
Not one of the prominent members of
the Irish party signs this appeal.
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BRBAKFAsTBD WITH THE FISHES.

NEW YORK, Sept. "a. 1S94-"Brook-
lyn Jake" a well known character on
the East River front, went on board the
Iighter Monitor which was lying at Pier
56, North River, this morning at $3.50
O'clock and asked for work. Captain
Williamson informed him that he could
give him no employment, and he then
asked for money with which to buy his
breakfast This request Captain Will
hanson also declined, when Jake dived
men Immediately grappled for the body
but without success, and 1t has not yet
been recovered.
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NO APOLOGY FOR KOW sHING.
.sy Cable to the Tntted Press,

LONDON, Sept. "a 1S94-The report
contained in Vancouver cable despatch
that Japan had offered an apology ard
agreed to pay indemnity for the sinking
Of the transport Kow Shing is denied at
the Japanese Legation here. The au-
thorities at Toxic maintain that the sink
ing of the transport was justified.
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wAYLAID BY HIGHWAYMEN

On Saturday night at half past ten
o'clock, while William Trohl of No. So
tones street, was walking along Central
avenue between Booraem place and Fer
ry street, and right opposite the police
natrol station, he was attacked from be-
hind by three highwaymen, and relieved
ran to the patrol station for help, but
# was useless as the robbers had made
GOOD their escape. A general alarm went
ol1t
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-09-24
MATTERS OF F.4CE.

If you are troubled with indigestion try
the old reliable and valuable Remedy, Doyle's
Dyspepsia Pills. Proprietors. Ewing & Co.
Ask your grocer for Golden Gate Borax,
absolutely pure. For sale to the trade at
clearys wholesale Grocery House. Greene and
Montgomery streets.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

NEW SoRS. Sept. "a. lse4-Local forecast fo-
the thirty-siX hours ending az eight P. NJ
Tuesday:- southeastern New YORK. inclu1tng
long island; also for Connecticut and Northern
New Jersey;-Fair today and Tuesday; slightly
cooler; westerly winds.
Hartnett's Thermometer Report.
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returned to this city. Today the Grand
Inquest will hold meeting, and the com
mittee will report to 1T the information
CLEANED yesterday.
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q your Baby Is cuttine Tee.h

Be sure and use the old and well tried remedy,
Mrs Winslow's S Soothing Syrup, for children
teething 1t soothes the child. softens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind collie, and Is the
best remedy for diarrhoea.
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.rnou,erer Report.
HUDSON CIRCUIT COURT.
Ms7

Calendar Tuesday. September ., A. D. 1894, Su-
pIenle aud Circuit Court Cases
Nos S. So IS. 10 a. 4 "a a, As. 10 Q1-12) Is H. "a.
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NEW DOCKS AT GIBRALTAR.
pv Cable to tie United Pres

LONDON, Sept "a. 1S94.-The construc-
tion of a new mole and dockyard at Gil
skilled workmen will shortly leave Eng
land to carry on the work.
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can run down. from weakening effects OF
warm weather, you need q good tonic and
blood purifier like Hoods sarsaparilla. Try
IL - ---~
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mII1. sIrppoRr RECORD.

A meeting of the North End Demo
cratic Club win be held in McCoobery's
Hall on Erie street, Thursday evening.
The Club, with its membership OF three
hundred, will pledge its support to Coun-
sellor George L. Record for the Congress
sional nomination
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-05-11
Commissioners Sale.
Hackwofth 4 Burns

Hackworth " Burns
VS..
]. NJ Curry.
By virtue Of a Judgment and or.
der Of sale OF the Lawrence Circuit
court, render at the April term
thereof, 1894, in the above styled
cause, the undersigned will on
Monday May q, 1894, at the court
house door in Louisa, Lawrence
county, KY, (being county court
| lay proceed to expose to sale to
the highest bidder the following
Idescrlbcd property situated in Law
renee county kentucky or suili-
cient amount amount thereof, 10
produce the sum Of $3.50 with in
telest from Dec. II, 1890. Also the
costs herein, )towit:
A tract Of land situated in Law
renee Co, Ky, living on Tug river
and bounded and described as fol.
lows Beginning at the foot Of what
! is known es the Blankeuship shoal,
at two nseohes, then up the hill a
straight line to the top TO gum.
then along the top Of said ridge n
! Is eS poles to a pine, n Is " 30
poles to pine, Y IA p to a pine
n II " Is p to a white oak and
chestnut in a gap in sid ridge
| thence along the said dividing ridge
IA p to the Frank in line to gum,
thence with the franklin line GO
W 240 p to pine and oak on top
Of a spur near William Endicott's
corner, thence leaving the Frank
/ lin liue and running so as to ex-
clude the 20 acres which Joshua
Endicutt sold to William Endicot,
thence with William Endicott's
line down said spur to a stake,
thence crossing the branch below
William EDdicotts house to a
white oak on another spur, then up
the point with the ton Of same Ia
the top ofthe ridge, to a black oak
on the top of the main dividing
ridge between the waters of Rock
Castle creek and Tug river, thence
a weestwardly cou-se along the top
Of said divide to the head of Jones
branch to pine bnd oak. corner
of the Francis Endicott lands
thence leaving said divide and
down the left fork Of said branch
to forks OF same, thence with the
meqndering of said Jones branch
to Tug riuer, thence down Tug riv
er with the meandering Of same tC
the beginning.
TERMS:-Sals to be made OF
credit Of six, twelve and eighteen
months. Purchaser will be required
to give bond for the purchase mon
ey, being secured by lien upol
the property and having the fore
and effect OF a replrvin bond.
\. J. Jared, NJ, G. =. C. C.
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Commissioners Sale.
Sandford u, Wrllman

Afford Boggs.
BY virtue of a Judgment and OIL
der of sac of tine Lawrence Circuit
court, rendered ut the April term
thereof, 1894, in the above styled
cause, the undersigned will on
Monday May u, 1894. at the court
house door in Louisa, Lawrence Co.
Ky, (being county court day. pro.
coed TO expose to sale to the highest
bidder the following described prop
erty, Cor a sufficient amount TO pro-
duce the sum of Sl00 with interest
/ from Nov. 20, 1893 untilpaid. Also
the costs herein towit;
a tract of land situated in Law
renee county, Ky. on the waters of
Irish creek and bounded as fol-
! lows:
Beginning on a birch on the east
side OF Irish creek the original
course between ;. u. Wellman and
In. +. Wellman, thence due east to
1 the top of the hill near the coal
bank, thence with the meanders OF
the ridge between Lick branch and
Irish creek a north course to james
| Young's line near the head o
wolf branch, thence 10 Jame
Youngs to the Elisha WellmaI
coursc on the mill point TO the be
ginning.
TERMS:-Sale to he made OF
credit of six months. Purchase
will be required to give bond 10
the payment Of the purchase mon
ey, beng secured by IA lien upon th
property and having the force ant
effect OF a repleyin bond
A, ]. CARED, NJ. c. l.. c. G.,
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branch, thence up the point with
said Endicutt line to the head OF
the mill branch, theme around the
head OF the mil branch With VIII
liam S. Hammonds line TO chest
nut oak ON top of the creek hill,
corner between Frank Hammond
and Gaberial Endicuu and thence
with Frank Hammond's line TO
the creek, thence UP with the creek
to the heginningy containing 400
acres, more or less.
TERMS;-Sal0 to be made on
credit OF 5 Il Is months. Purchaser
will be. required to give bond for
! the payment OF the purchase mon
+ ey, being secured by lien upon the
property aud having the force and
effect Of replevln bond,
A. J. Garre1, NJ G. l.. G. c.
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Commissioners Sale.
David Caudhl

iFNNAA kAhhlAA
w.
j. C. Moore.
BIZ virtue Of a judgment aud or
dee 81 sale OF the Lawrence Circuit
court, rendered at the April term
thereof, 1891, in the above styled
caue, the undersigIe will on
Mon lay Nav Dist, 1891 at the
court house door in Louisa, Law.
renee county, Ky, G. Ing county
court day, proceed To expose to
sale /, tbs highest bid Q the fol-.
towing described props " situated
in lawfeucl Co. Ky, Tor sulli
,ient amount thete1f, o produce
the SUN OF Sl5039 with interest
from March u, 1892, until paid.
Also tn costs herein, to Wit:
Said land is as follows Situated
in Lawrence Co. Ky, on the waters
Of Rich creek and bounded as fol
lows Beginning on the top of the
ridge between where John Adams
lived on March, 10, 1893 and Thorn
as Cartor, thence running each W.,
around the ridge with the lines Q
Thomas Carter, Jessie Cordial, A
Haws aud James Evans aud run
aing so as to include one hell o
the land decided by Thomas Rec,
to Deresa Reed containing 80 acres
more or less.
TERMS;-Sale to be made o.
credit of nine months. Purchase
will be required to give bond 70
the payment Of the purchase mon
ey, being secured by u lien upo
tho property aad having the for,
and effect Of "A replovin bond.
\ A, ]. CARED, NJ, q. l.. C. c.
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feet wide, south by ~ extension ot
liNer town alley. vest by lacfey
avenue and 90 the nor,h py Maple
street, all az shawi by the plan d
Thomas and Sees addition to the
town Of Louisa and on file in tha
Lawrence County Clerks Office
and comprising lots No. /, 2, 3, T.
and 3 Of said plat.
TERMs:-Sale 10 be made 90
credit OF Gand II months. Pur.
chaser will be required to give bond
for the payment Of the purchase
money, being secured by lien
upon the property and having the
force and effect OF replevin bond
A. J Cared, NJ. c. l.. G. c.
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NJ, Phoebe Thomis. Z Jun-iion City
IN eas total BY her doc,ors she had consump-
,ioa s,hi thalthere WIS 40 hape fal he, but
.we hotties Or. Kings New D's,avcrg eom-
l,is,eiy cared her and she says IL sas,d her
Lie. Me- Thu Essers, 80 Fiorida ST
snFrinoiseo, uilsr.l fioa , drea.lfal eol /
az. roioliins consumption, tried Without t.
sui, sc ythng 4 c ,hen housh' one b1tlle Of
n.k'es's NeA Discovery aud IA Two weeks
W., easl. lie is naturally harktpl. lis
such 1, suits, Of which these ave snmple,,
tina prove the wondsrfal eihta oIihis med
icine in coughs and coils Free trial tot
ties a, a. NJ. Hlghe, drag tore Regular
siz- sos aud SLoo.
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Commissioners Sale.

Commissioners Sale.
Ralph X, Gratigny DC.
w.
Walter L. Granger &c,
By virtue ola judgment and or
der of sale of the Lawrence Circuit
court, rendered at the the April
term thereof, 1894, in the above
style cause, the undersigned will
on Monday May 2lst, 1894, at the
court house door in Louisa, Law
renee county, KY, being county
court dav, proceed to expose to
public sale to the highest bidder.
Said land situated in Lawrence
{ 0. ny, IN the Burgess branch OF
Lick crtek audhounded as follows
Beginning AZ HE s4uthwest corner
Of tho land owned by c. x. Wilson
IL 1876 Oh the county road, thence
n % W rs to a stake n 70 e 20S !
and s inckes to the corner OF + 2
shannon and c. Il. Wilson's land
thence up the hill % W Is p to {
stake IN a point close by a hickor
and white eak, thence n So - 2l| /
to a small hickory Gl4 " /!
poles to a hickory and dog wooC
corherof Charles Wilson's land
"a e so pto n stnke-s Ga wl6 p t.
a stake by the road, thence dow
the road binding, thereon to the be
| ginning
| TERMS Sale 10 be made oil
creli: Of II months. Purchaser viii
be reyuire 10 give b nd for tn
pay mfnt Of the Iur ase mon J
being s. cure by u len upon tn
| property a d having the force an
effect of q replevin bond.
A. J.Garrei, NC. /. &C.
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While Mr.. 7. J. Richel, OF Altoona,
Mo, was trauelIng in Kansas he was
taken violently III with cholera morbus,
re called at adlug store to get some
medicine and the druggist recommend.
ed Chamberlains Collie, Cholera and
Dlarrhoea Remedy so highly he con-
cluded to try 1t. The result was imme-
llaie relief, and few doses cured him
completely. IL is made for bowel com
plant ane nothing clses Itncyer fails
For sa'eby A. NJ. Hughes, Louisa, Ky.
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Commission er's Sale.

commissioners Sale.
James Smith IL wife
VS..
John Endicutt &c.
Haekworth q Buns
VS..
Gabeiial n icutt &c.
BY virtue of a judgment and or
der of sale Of the Lawrence Circuit
court, rendered at the Apr term
thereof. 1894, in TIE above STYLED
cause, the undersigned will on
Monday May Dist, 1894, at the
court house door in Louisa, Law
renee county, KY, (being county
court day proceed to expose to
sale TO the highest bidder the fol-
lowing described property situated
in Lawrence county KY, Tor q
sufficient amount thereof, to pro-
duee the sum Of SHOPS with in
terest from April l6. 1893, until
paid. Due JAS. Smith and wife al
so $500 with s per cent interes
from March Is, 1891, due r. T.
Burns subject to a credit of 1885,
April 20, 1899. Also he ces here.
in, )lowit:
A tract Of land ii Lawrence c.
Ky, on Rockcastle creek an
bounded and described as fol ows
Beginning at The mouth Of tie MI
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GALVESTON, Tex, May s-Galveston
was entertaining Monday the delegates
to the annual convention of the Ma
tional Association Of Railway Surgeons
which will be in session for the next
three days The business part of the
convention will be purely routine, and
as most Of the delegates are accom-.
panied by their wives, sweethearts and
other friends, most of the time will be
given up to festiyity The association
numbers over two thousand members,
nearly one-half of whom are here oil
.nrnuta
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Rich Man Charged with Murder,

Fort WORTH. Tex, May s.-Ernest
Shira and Eugene Reed, wanted in
Alderman, Choctaw county, Miss, for
the killing OF Negro farm hand on
April is, were arrested here while in
the act OF boarding a train to leave
Both claim to be among the wealthiest
citizens OF Choctaw and Winston coun-
tiaS Mise
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There is nothing | have ever used for
muscular rheumatism that gives me rs
much releaf as Chamberlain's Paia Balm
does. have been nslEgi, Tor ab7ll fNo
years-lour bottles In alias occasion
required aud always keep a bottle Of ii
in my home. believe know a good
thing when get hold Of it, aud Pain
Balm IS the hest Imminent have ever
met with. W. b. Deuny, dairyinaui
New Lexington, ohio. 80 cent bottIes
for sale by a. NJ. Hughes, Louisa, Ny.
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BncsDr4. AkNlcA saw.

40 Test .alye in TIE world for cas-. bruis.
IS, sore, uls.r, alt rheem, fever sores,
letter thnppel hands, ehiblains, corrs, aud
skin eraptons, and positively cures piles,
orr no pay repaired. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction or onGy refunded /.
Price q cents per box For sals by A. NJ.
lIughc's Ioa'si, Ky.
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Willard Alley, one house and lot
adjoining Alice Cartmel, taxes for
ls93, S29I.
sam Twinam and sam Cyrus,
Z acres adjoining Thos. Branham,
taxes for '93, 1898.
John $. Patton, 40 acres adioin.
Ing G. w. NJ. ~ MA Co., tax for
1893. \. j. WILSON, 5. lie.
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ua.bInetonlans Marehlnr ra,twnrd

TACOMA, Wash, May 4.-of the 200
industrials who have been camped at
Puyallup, 500 are now pushing east
ward afoot between there and Ellens-
burg, waiting for freight trains. In
other words "the army" has turned into
unorganized bands of royers
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Commissioners Sale.
Sarah A Murray
vs..

Joshua Endicon.

JosHua EnulNoFs
By virtue Of a judgment and or
Ter OF sale Of the Lawrence Circuit
court, rendered at the April term
hereof, 1894, in the above styled
liuss, the undersigned will on
Monday May u, 1894, at court
house door IN Louisa, Lawrence
coaaiy,lKy., (baing county court
d,y,) proceed to expose to ssle to
nv highest bidder the following de-
,cr,bsd property situated IN law
eencs Co Ky, Cor a sufficient
AMOUNT To produce The sum otsi00
Rdh interest from Sept. ~ 1892
until pul. Also the costs herein, J
t0wit:
On the east by Rice avenue, &c
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Wind storm.s Nlctim..

PABKERRIDGE, Ill, May IA wind
storm struckan unfinished building be-
ing erected in this town and completely
demolished it One man was killed
and three seriously injured Nine men
were at work in the building at the time,
some more or less injured.
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/ ELECTIVES

Waliolin eFsrgernsr tlAct IN he Sc
rret aaryiss up.ts instructions from
Capt Bfanntn. rN.Chief Detective of
einrinnaH Experience not necessary.
Established u wars Particulars irte.
Address Graanaa Detective Bureau,
Co, % Arcade, Cincinnati, q. The
methods tnd oeruious OF thi Bureau
iavestig.tel Al found lswfal b. Unlitd
SVgtN- Govern nsnt.
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Arch'd Bird & Son, Iron Mongels, Glas-
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ASHLAND, Wis, May s--A terrible
gale is blowing on Lake Superior 1t
started Sunday night, and has in
creased to the worst storm of the sea-
son. MANY telegraph wires are down.