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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-10-29

IL Is well understood that England
will be forced to restore full coinage to
India whenever our mints are opened 20
silver, and there Is every reason 20 be-
lieve that Russia, France and perhaps
Germany are ready 10 follow our lead.
This done, the question would be set
tied beyond all peradvcnture. w. B.
Fleming.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-10-29

Mckinley has at last found his voice.
II is time. He and his managers have
70 stop playing with the tariff and yet
down TO the solid business of answering
silver arguments If they want to beat
Bryan. --Exchange.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-10-29

France, Italy, Greece, Belgium and
Switzerland, from 1866 30 1873, did
maintain the bimetallic system, with
mints open to both gold and silver, and
keep them practically at par at the mint
ratio of 151S 20 1.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-10-29

The Democratic party puts forth
candidate who Is neither mortgagcd to
a syndicate nor has been living of his
friends. There has been no bluff surron-
der Of his pscPerty-with string TO IL
lin Bryan's history. Atlanta Consti-
tuition.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-10-29

II will be noticed that the principal
part II the bolting Is confined 10 those
localities that the Chicago convention
abandoned to the enemy when IL adopted
its platform.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-10-29

Bryan Is going 10 capture the country
just rs be captured the convention. He'll
50 70 glory on tho Zip top Of the national
tidal wave. Exchange.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-10-29

Tho gold barons want tho price Of
their dollars kept mp and tho price Of
the things thair dollar bny kept down.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-10-29

with s3.422 100000 Of mortgages 20
pay IN ten western states. it is not sur
prisinR TINT people out this way do not
yearn for q POO cent dollar.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-10-29

Silver and gold at 16 to ahd pros
perity. Gold alone and depression.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-10-29
No RinN In HI. lt.onrd.

Bryan may bc young, but ne IS not
untried. lie has served ON tho most i'm.
pOrtant committee i'm congress. He has
met I'm hand 20 hand debate tho leaders
Of Republication. His actions and life
have been subjected TO the most search
ing criticism, and no flaw has been dc
tocted. II he has accomplished 20 much
ht S6, what may not the nation expect
Of him ~ he enters middle hge2--Ez-
change.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-10-29
AN ADDRESS
TO W0RKINCMEN.
Shall We Have More Money and
Increased Prosperity, or Less
Money and Harder Times
THE GREAT QUESTION.
Present Suffering tho Result Of Causes
Wholly Artificial. Which Can
Easily Be Removed.

Ex-frcsident Mcbride. of the Amcriras
Federation of Labor. Urxcs Working
men to Vote for bryan aud Ercc
Coinage as tho Bost aud Only
Means for Bringiug Proc
perity tn the Country
Once More.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-10-29

This is the people year, and the peo.
pies man % Bryan. n.--Excbange
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-10-29

An obligation Is honestly discharged
by canceliDR IL I'm dollars that are worth
rs much as they were when the debt
was contracted. None but shylocks
want dollars that arc worth more.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-10-29

The platform demands the prevention
Of tho importation Of foreign paupor la
bor, denounoes the prohigate waste Of
public money and insists upon a return
TO simplicity and economy.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-10-29

Amy great commercial nation can sue
ccssfully undertake the maintenance Of
the parity Of gold and silver with open
mints. Sir Henry Hucks Gibbs.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-10-29

I To Employees. Notice H. hereby given
that IN case of William J. Hryan's
election az president Of tho United
[ States on November 3. 1896, this CONS
/ pany viii Immediately thereafter
] give the employees Ia every depart
/ mcnt an advance of ten per cont IN
their wages.
! q. W 'CiJENfNGfIAM. President
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-10-29

Csrefu, and Conservative Estimate efves
Bryau . Majority In tho Electoral Coll
icse--Democrstic Loss~s VIII Be Mainly
Iu States where They WIN o,ay Add to
McKinIey'a Vote.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23

Voc accordance with the word Of the
Lord through the PfoI bet Jlsspn ~ Il
made All item VI dlclfiue Ard CJyenAnt
forever TO Oh Saints. from which no
ouois exempt; tui oil mus, receive ami
honor.
And now, can any member Of the
Chufch-espesi one who holds the
re,tho0d-teluci o. oppose any DOC.
tflno Ur principle which has been &C..
oepiaI A. such by the Church and eth
tuIalu permanently tho Holy SpirrH
without the heip and guidance VI TN.
spirit eau any Que fGIsiu forever a iuli
fellowship ia the Church? Aud eau
any ono VINO 80 his heart rejects any
-lugle law Of the LOri ever attain
ull uNaltat,on ~ the presence ~ the
Father To 90 these questions a.,
answer IL, n One may lose thu
Spirit am Cor 10 line retsin hls staul.
lug In the Chufcn. nut 10 Is only o.
question p' time when ho Will cease 90
U.ulm mem rrfhip iu 81. AMI IL 0.
wise 70 barter away the ptiCelc n bloss.
Tugs uf eternity ior the mDmrninfy
pleasures this world can uiv,7 Nerily
40. y, II. MAWTEuAU.
IuCsoN, May 10, 1890.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23

bed OF a river, when washed and tried
may be found TO contain pure gold. and
so t Is the trials and temptations to
which we arc subjected which prove our
moral worth. The knowledge Of this
should prompt us ever to sympathize
with fallen brother OF sister I'M
fortunately such sympathy is not always
displayed. There Is too great a tendency
to kick q man when he ~ down on,
let Us try to cultivate more OF that Chris.
tiln charity which will prompt Us TO hold
out helping hand to those whose
strength has not proved equal 10 their
day-il may be that the only reason Why
we too have no, slraycd IS because we
have not been tried. Our turn may yet
come. Let him that thnkcth he slandcth
take heed lest he faIl.'
no not set your hearts on the gold and
gloues Of this world, or, like the child
who wandered DER hill and moor in
search OF the bag Of gold at the end Of
the Rainbow, you yourself may be lost
IN pursuit OF that which Is mere fancy
or shadow Il ,thcr let MS Try to find out
IN what particular way We can serve our
God while serving ourselves Let us
learn His will and strive to do it-mCct
our trials and difficulties with stOu.
heart and a smiling idcc-suong ln the
certain knowledge that our reward Is
sure, ever remembering that
'The path Of .offuN, and that path alone
leads 20 ihe land wAcrs sorrow 100 unknown.
so traveller Ger reached that blessed abode
Who met not trials and .ouoa uu ilr f.fl.'
Trusting that the above may be suila.
bic to your readers, ! remain yours &c.
specially q. ANtsJS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23

May 21nd, 1896.
To The Edtor
During my recent mission to Great
Britain had the opportunity Of visiting
Christian Endeavof meetings aud sun.
,,y schools. These organizations are
excellent aids to train the young and
rising generation in the faith OF moral
iy. England, like most other nations,
cannot boast OF a high standard q
morality OF her citizens. became &C..
quainied, while laboring in pa'rcro,t,
near Manchester, with a gentleman
named Wright. whom | found to be- one
Of the most Jealous workers in the in.
lerest OF the youth and the cause Of
morality. Besides being secretary Of
well organized Sunday school, he
taught class OF young people in the
school and In the Christian Endeavor
meetings he was a very efficient officer.
In fact he was an interchangeable worker
Ia whatever position he occupied, aud
was heart and soul in STRIVING to keep
the youth in the path OF virtue. In
order to make acquaintance 50 could,
when opportunity offered present the
principles Of the Go pei, made q point
to attend several OF these Christian I'm.
deayor meetings and Sunday schools
aud had the pleasure OF occasionally
teaching a class In the latter organia.
ton when not otherwise engaged.
Through this mans became ACCOUNTED
with the Mr.. Wright referred to. who
invited me to his home; and while there
he showed me a COPY Of au address he
had some time previously delivered b.:
lore class Of young lddiea was SO
pleased with sentiment It contained that
| copied a portion OF II, behving II
would be OF value TO any who might
have the pleasure OF pgruslnR Do. Il
read as follows.
Girls, beware Of the false friend
gho would lure you from the path OF
rectitudc by the promise Of costly pres
ents OF lleeuug pleasures. There are
hundreds OF gifls, year by year, whose
characters and prospects IN life are ".
retueyably ruined BY worthless and de.
signing men, and the CHIEF instrument,
they use to accomplish their hcndish
purpose are iusumc laltcry and costly
u snowy CUTS. lpray God that none
d you may ever be influenced 1y such
articles as these. Take my WORD Tor u.
purity Of conduct, gcnteness OF dis
position, and simplicity Of character
are the levels which best adom the
lcmale form. II tempted TO disOhey
the dictates OF conscience, DO not stop
20 calculate the loss or gain which may
.esut; hufl the thought from your heart
A. YOU would snake from your bosom.
May Col give you courage aud strength
sver to So act. DO you AK me how
his can be dune' Christ Himself gave
answer to your question when lie said,
Watch ana pray, that ye enter not into
temptation
Never was the path OF the young
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23
WHAT Is REVELATION
A Plain Rule By which Its validity
und Genuineness May b. known.

Wilton for tho News.
An article 10 tue Logan Joufnal
copied from the Tribune attempts TO
prove that tho "maniiesl5" is not fovu.
la,iot hence Of TO force or validity.
IttHy s. o comparison Of the manifesto
with tue revelations recorded In the
Doctrine aud Covenants ''cleafly shows
that the manifesto 10 not revelation
because the prophet would have thun.
iersd II iorin, /" etc, aud further, "that
It's literary diction and its diplomatic
language is In striking contrast 10 thu
straight, Undertaking wOrdiug OF tue
revelations which come from ODD"
Does q Il always tnunler forth His
wut.2 DlI lilo Answrr 10 oui OF the
Whiriwint, OF was II ia "a eth email
vJiot2" Read In tho Doctrine anu
Covenants, Sec, 8, the words " tnr
l. 70; "Yea, benOld / vii! toll sou ~
ytut mind aud In your heart, by the
Holy Ghost which shall Clmo upon
yvu nuI which shall uwsll In your
ntRtt. Now, behold this ~ the
spirit by which Moss bought the
childien Of Israel through tue Red
,Ua on dTY gT0unu." Can wOfds be
moe plalr2 Moses led the Hebrews by
revelation, hs Holy Ghost tslliug him
IN hia "mlua aYu IN his heafp Just
Rnat " do on every occasion. When
Israel came 70 the II sea tho Lltd
revealed TO Moses Just wuat ne should
do-nOt Ia "a voice ui thunder from the
heavens lDt by an angU.-butby tnr
"slill small voice" Oi tue Holy spirit.
have not understood NJ yet that
the manliest1 IN claimed 10 be Tovo.
lsllop. yet Ia an important sense 1
think It may DO callcd one. Wnat d,
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CHRISTIAN EXPLOITATION. ...
purity in Thought and Decd the Gem of Lie.

more thickly studded with temptations
than at the present day Never wera
tile SHARES aud the traps Of the wicked
one more skilliullv laii or more tempt.
ingly baited Lite IS m.l Of risks aud
dangers. II Is Ike CT ssing deep
nvtr by means o. marrow plank You
cannot Turn bICk-ylu must 10 lot.
Watd, the NJ shtcst d Walton TO night or
lett and you arc In the waters below.
You cannot look back you dare not
look down Your feet must be forward,
your eyes must look upward--so will
YOU cross the river 10 safely.
LET this be your motto 90 life. Look
onward, and above all, Look upward
to heaven above, from whence alone
you can get strength suitcicu; Tor your
day where Christ, who like us was
tempted, sits TO make inlCrcess'on Tor
Us. Let US earnestly hope that God In
HIS infinite goodness Will give you aud
me wisdom and strength to successfully
overcome the TRIALS, the difficulties and
the temptations OF this liic that when
the summons comes TO us--whcn we are
permitted to lay down our cros5-it may
be To take up our cfUwn--io be with
the Christ who Is TOW our hope and our
strcngiu-to join those dear ones vino
have already crossed the bridge iu that
land OF promise where We shall be Tree
from both sorrow aud care, and all 3,
cOntsntment aud peace
Ever since Mother Eve tasted that
forbidden iiuIt have her children been
struggling and longing ior things which
arc placed out OF their reach. From
the cradle 10 the grave this strange aud
mischievous desire seems 10 putyadc
our nature. Tie very knowledge that
a thing Is forbidden seems to create a
desire do or become possessed vi IL.
70 glrls, let me urge you with all the
carucsncss ! can command, to beware
OF this fatal tendency. Tue fms, step %
vice and a criminal career Is often taken
merely with Il sire to become &C.
quaiutcd With what are called the ways
OF the world Those who would per.
suade you 10 pay your hfsi visit to
Questionable place Of amusi mcnt will
tell you that there can be no harm IN
merely seeing what there goes ON. they
Will laugh at your mOdesty and riliculc
your 'gretnness' Remain firm in your
fcluSu No man becomes a william IN q
diy-it is q gradual process. o, beware
OF the hfst downward step Curiosity
often prompts young person to take
that step, aud once taken 1t % not easily
tctfaccd. II Is right that young people
should have pleasures, but take care
that your pieIurts ATE pure and lasting.
Avoid the pleasure today which will BIN /.
sorrow and remoBe on the morrow
Too many ate
Like peoples spread.
You t,rfH iNH IuWrTaIis bloom s she'd
q. Nsg 'bc 1n1Eilaks loo tHc river.
moment NHic-incn gone brewer.
EVERY man is endowed with power
OF discerning good from evil aud choos.
ing between flgnt ana wrong. There Is
forbidden fruit IN every mans garden
that Is Goa, method VI trying the chill
dren Of men. Are we no; told that the
righteous God tieth the hearts OF men2
" We were not tfiei, our virtues would
never come forth. A handful OF what
seems dirty, worthless rubbish from the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23
lions SAVINGS BANK & TRUST CO..
1, 3 and sTREE1T.=-
SURPLUS. 100000.

Some people Always littlo; most people
eometmes something, and some people neVor save
anything. Tho road to comfort lies moro In what "e
save than what mako. IONS Savings Bank was
opened two purposes As an Investment for those
who established and also place In which tho poo
po Utah could safoy deposit thoir money and
reasonable interest thoroon Il ia tho largest
and Oldest Savings Bank In Utah. and tho confidence
roposod % attostod by tho fact that since tho bank
instituted l5,5os savings accounts hovo boon
opened. Deposits arc received in sum from Siup,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23

" Hnt vason analSma,
hHerOw name adp@rbe MI o ne n~dm
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pa,te= 1-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22
THE GlLMER ESTATE SUED.
w. $. McCornltk Wants S35,O1O SIS
Du, on riOmis,ory AoAs.

w. IS. Mccormick has commenced
suit In tho Third district court against
the estate Of John #. Gllmer to recover
sB5, OlO.Ss alleged to DO due on promis.
tory notes. The parllea defendant TO
the cult arc Mrs. Mary Il. GilmeT,
widow Of the deceased, Mrs. Gather.
Inc G. Belchor, executrlx Of tho will OF
Mr.. Gilmer, wells, Fargo & 20. and
Lloyd Toyls.
The complaint says that Mt. Gilmer
died on May s, 1892 and tnat at the
time OF his death hs was In iobtoi 20
Wells, Fargo d 90. IN tho sum Of
sl72, lG0.62. 10 secure this iuuebteG-
ness ne mai, on April 3Olh, eight days
before his demiet, transferred IN tho
company large amount OF property,
comprising 200, QUO shares OF bertrand
Mining company stock, l4,075 shares
~ niland Mining company stock,
6,7s3 shares OF Dgndwood Terra MIN
ing company stock, lb,SS3 shares OF
stewart Mlnipg company'a stock, anu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22

UPPER RED Hook, n. Y, Aug. 22
The Democratic Presidential cAnUi'
date, w. }. Bryan, spoke al Tivoli late
this Rlterniop. IL was the nrat speech
OF Importance he has made since the
Madison Square garden affair.
Bryan's ial Of callers intreaste
every day. This morning u perfect
stream kept coming aud going. His
mail, too, has assumed tremendous
proportions. Bryan kept close house
all morning, leaving for rlvoli nt
o'clock. Tho party drove i've miles To
the meeting place. just outside the
village the party was met by q Red
Hook brnss baud aud escorted 10 tue
baseball grounds where the people hat
assembled.
Toe usylwas perfect. The audience
was eomposod OF people nom every
part of Duchess county. TIE farmers
came with their families TO hear the
Western orator. Flank =. Crosby pre-.
elued. The speakers announced were
Senator Stewart, MIR. Bryan aud the
Democratic candidate for Congress,
M. Leniz,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22
M'KINLEY MEETING
II viii Take Place at Ogden In Tho
Opera House Tonight.
SILVER nEpuBLrcASslSor GOING.
TIA, Wing OF the Party Offend 4 On
Account of not Having Rcprestn.
illltn on Sp ak'rs' List

Tho Republican campaign IN Utah
will begin formally with Mckinley
ratification In the Opofa house Mt
Ogden tonight. Not many Salt Lakets
viii attend. Tho out and Gu, silver
wing Is very much offended on
account Of not having representation
on tie list OF speakers. Every
man on tbs program, they say, stands
tquatoly 10 opposition to senator Can.
non, Congressman Allen and Mt.
KeaTnci, who bolteu ths ~. Louis
convention. Friends ~ tncse gentle.
men eay they confidently expected the
two former at least would have been
Invited 10 address the meeting. The
failure Of thuit names 10 appear with
those Of the other distinguished exp9n.
ents Of Republican doctrine IL what
has given tho silver mon new Gu dgel
with which 10 swing right and lett.
The speakers according 10 the pub.
llshCd program are 40 follow:
Senator Geo. l.. Shoup, Idaho, Gen.
ntof Arthur Brown, Utah, ex.Gov.
Arthur f.. Thomas, Judge q. w.
bennett, Hon. Charles Crane, Hon.
John T.. D5oly, Hon. John q. Graham,
Mrs. Emmellnn B.wells, John M.Ians,
Hon. John l.. Booth aud Harry y.
McCRllum.
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Political Pointers.

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who were 10 the capital today.
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A. T. Schroeder may be the Dsmo.
cratic nominee for county attorney In
Salt Lake this fall. His friends believe
that he eau get the nomination with
out much difficulty.
Eastern Utah Telegraph: A Nc.
kinley club was organized In Vernal
last week. The club starts out with
twenty-five members and the Republic
cans claim 10 be confident OF q majori.
".
AtllIa,a p,o,,s.u A oy,i,n. s,,,.h
Aians,n, tast ,Ss,.E ,.s,,itir,, A., n, -,
rit,.n iainiitie. mai A. &c., ih.n
the nnlt,lrsi cvciona yhtch sirn,L ,ha,
state some three or four weeks ago.
when only i've or six man were killed.
povson uoad.,. Mat, 4. a. ,h.
,acs ~, Inc psnn,t,csn S,a,a aa
,,on nj. fail rno Mss.sna .e soss a.,
n no, AZ ali n,,s,ao ,na ,sns.
son snn nsssih,i,,,s. az snan ~
6esn soing ,ha rannds 'a, 800 ,tn,,,
ond n,snY taSo, 49,. td.sn NA''
Mount Pleasant Pyramid: No patti.
Otto woman viii kick because she has
to NOV the yard, patch the Sidewalk,
lick the children, or take In washing
10 support tho family. The man OF
the house IL altogether too busy saving
the country by talking politics Oh the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22
rIe,eInnd,. rrobabIe Wow.

WAsnISuTOS, Aug. 22.-There ia
excellent authority Tor saying pfesi-
dent ClovriaTd viii write letter 10
some irlerd 81, o Indianapolis gold
n!nudard national convention, Oppni-
ing the endorsement OF Mckinlcy Gr
his pr1tcctlonlft Views, anu fav0fing
ihe n0miraiio Of Dtmocfat who
believes not only In the maintenance
VI tho present STANDARD, but also tariff
for revenue only. II 10 said, however,
he may inciuIu "A euggesiion that II
may be aivieabln later 10 Withdraw
thls third ticket, II II shan appear that
tho gold standard cause 10 thereby
joopafdizsd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22

LONDON, Aug. 9i.--Albeft George
Whilenesd, an Irish political prisoner,
was released from Portland prison this
morning. Whitehead Ia an American
citizen. Before o0miug to this country
he resided Ia Now JbTsey. He prob.
ably will sail for tho United States on
Monday next. Whitehead, whose real
name ~ Murphy, was convicted with
DR.. James Gallagher, J0hul CurliRen
aud Henry Hammond Wilson, IN
London thirteen years ago, anu Hsn.
fenced to pouAl sorvitude for life. Late
reports from confidential sources on
tue other side 10 the men working Tor
the Rmuesty association In this rou ntry,
soy Whitehead 10 mentally unbalanced
In consequences OF the savere treatment
he has received In prison,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22
MS. NnndsIhII.,. nonr,.

NEWPORT. II, l., Aug. 90 -Mlas
Gerlrude VAnderblPs dowTy will DO
s0,00O,000. This ~ the statement made
by Intimate friends OF the Vanderbilt
family. The bridal gifts from tho i'm.
mediate family are ut least $500, 900 In
value. These comprise solid silver
service. golu plate, brio brao and
superb Jewelfy, rhis IL exclusive OF
the tiou sehu, which represents for.
tune. Miss VandsTbllpa outfit In the
way OF houhthold supplies liz marvel.
Gus. The table liGsn ~ IN special de.
sign with the monaghan woven In the
material.
Mr.. Vanderbilt win have built for
his daughter suitable town residence.
One hundred persons will be present
at tho wedding Of Miss Vanderbilt and
Harry Payne Whitney nj The Breakers
on Tuesday. These viii all DO rela.
tives or connections Of either bride OF
groom, With tho exception OF very
few intimate friende.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22

MILWAUKEE, VIE, Aug. GA
ptouiaI from boseoboli, Grant county,
Wiz, Gays tho heaviest raiu storm In
many Year, was experienced In that
section last righi. The small streams
which Wind through tho viliBge over.
flowed anu swept away bfidgvr, side
walks nnd many email buildlnse. Re.
poTts from Bloomington, Patch Grove
and surrounding town say much
damage was DOM by water aud light
nlng.
CHAMBERLAIS, 3. D., Aus. 2e.-Rs.
poris Of a heavy storm last uight snow
that q number OF houses were de.
moliAhod. No liyes were lost. A
cloudbubt accompanied tho storm.
The rnvlnts dfy for monthe were soon
rushing river. Considerable hail
fell.