NEWS SITTINGS. ?WHISKY1JHPT. Kew Ulm Review. ten of the prisoners before the disturbance 'SBrotvn (So. TScmliJ E I N E E N E N PARTY was quelled Farmers and Labor Union Men of Iowa Enter the Political Arena. 0.H. CHADBOtrcur, a. Rosa, N BRANDT & WEDDENDOKF, Publtehera. Criminal, Personal Foreign The IMisYille Ky., Distillery O E W I S E DES MOINES, Aug. 14.—Two hundred Frosidento Cs«hVa delegates were present in this city to-day Tuesday, Sept. 9, is named by the Democratic and Other Interesting ^Entirely Destroyed by Cor Minn, and Cento Sirs. HEW ULM, MINNESOTA attending the state convention of the People's Committees of Minnesota lor selecting a ff party, composed ot farmers and Fire. News Items. State ticket and St. Paul is the place, Union Labor men. tfSWULM, CarlB. Schurz & Co.,plumbersofNew York, IT has been ascertained that 27,000 The platform adopted endorses the have failed,-with liabilities of $140,765 and men in New York city are supported principles advocated by the Farmers' and OalloctlonsaBi dllbnoine** pertamlAg t« fcanklafproinpujr assets of $57,203. A Soap Factory Blows Up Injuring W A S I N O N attaadsd t»» Laborers' Industrial union held at St. their wives. Prominent New York coffee dealers'say the The senate confirmed the nomination of C. Several Workmen. Louis last December denounces the McKinley Individual Rssponslbiti^ alledged scheme for colonizing negroes in H. Schoregge as postmastpr at Sleepy Eye, and Lodge bills and Speaker Reed's Mexico to raise coffee is all buncombe. Minn and Samuel Gordon, register of the "bold attempt to destroy the independence ME. VILLARD expects some day to An epidemic of hog cholera prevails in land office at Miles City, Mont. of our representatives in congress," favors Springfield township, Clark county, Ohio, a run his railroad trains by electricity President Harrison accompanied by Secretaries the Australian ballot systeir and denounces territory wherein farmers lost many hogs every Iowa congressman for helping to defeat Noble and Busk and private Secretary at the rate oi 150 miles an hour. last year by the same disease. LOUISVILLE, Ang. 14.—The plant of the bill for free coinage. The passage Eagle Roller Mill Co. Halford, have left Washington for Boston Letters have been received at Louisville the Kentucky distilling company, of which of a service pension bill is demanded. The to attend the G. A. E. encampment. which led to the belief that Dick Tate, the deaulting M. Julius Barkhouseis piesident, was entirely following nominations were made. THE Kev. Dr. Harcourt, of San United States Land Commissioner Groft" state treasurer of Kentucky, died in 4i. destroyed by fire to-day. The fire F. Davis of Davis eountv. auditor of state, Has Capacity of has just made a very important land decision Francisco, said in a recent sermon China over a year ago, E. P. Brown of Guthrie county, secretary of Barrels Per Day. was the result of carelessness on the part of upon request of the local land officials at state, A T. Blakely of Powebheik county, treasurer A special session of the order of Modern a colored man who was assisting the watchman that "Job was a man of large possessions—the Pierre, S. D. It is that when Indians take Woodmen of America is being held in Des in arranging barrels of whisky in the land on the late Sioux reservation, and the Ja Gould of the East." INDEPENDENT LABOR PARTY. Moines to straighten out the recent trouble. warehouse. BUTTE, Mont., Special Telegram, Aug. 14. survey afterward shows they are on school The head of the order will probably be removed —The Independent Labor party, which has The building together with the whisky section, they may hold their claims, but Our flour a be beat.* to Borne other state. been in convention here yesterday and today, was soon consumed, and the fire spread to THERE is a hot dispute as to whether whites cannot. nominated W. T. Fields ot Livingston NEWULM, MINNESOTA. A large flowing well of natural gas has been other buildings, then to the main building The new treasury notes to be issued on the as the candidate for congress this fall. Mr. Kemmler was killed by electricity discovered on the farm of S. H. Macy near and afterward communicated to the Great Fields is a young man well and favorably •ilver bullion are now being printed. These but there no is dispute that he was Eldora, Iowa. A trial has been made and a Western pork house of Conrad & Leiter, known in the eastern part of the state, is an notes are genuine greenbacks, and state that which was totally destroyed, including all company will be formed and experiments engineer, and has hitherto been a Democrat. dead after the doctors got through the Dnited States will pay the bearer in coin of the cattle and hog pens and the stock of The convention was anything but a made. as many dollars as the face of the note presents. representative body of the labor organizations with him. meat. A joint resolution was passed by congress The various denomination contain of the state. The fine Italian hand of The loss to the pork packing company to accept from the national encampment of the vignettes of these dead heroes of the war: the single tax theorists displayed itself in will be about $50,000. The remaining loss the Grand Army of the Republic a statue the shape of a resolution pledging the party Secretary Stanton, Gen. Sheridan and Gen. AT the present time the colored of nearly if not quite $800,000 is on the distillery and pedestal of the late Gen. Ulysses S. to the support of that theory, but it was defeated Thomas. proper and destroyed whisky. by 12 to 14. people of the United States control Grant, to be erected in the capitol. Commissioner Grofif, in support of his recent This loss is divided among twelve Sarah Althea Terry will have to pay $2, about 100 weekly newspapers, which decision that the Indians who settled on whisky firms for whom Julius Barkhouse, Obtained, and r.\\ PATENT BUtlM^i attended 667, the costs of her latest suit to recover a A GREA POLYGAMIST. Sioux reservation land in SouthDakota, which to for MODERATE FEES Our office have an aggregate average circulation as president of the Kentucky Distilling portion of the Sharon estate. This will strip afterwards proved to be school sections, wer* opposite the 8.1'atent Ofuce, and weremoUin company, manufactures whisky. These her of part of the property left by Judge An Eight-Time Bigamist and Pension of 300,000 copies. Patents in less umo than thow remote (rook entitled to the land, while a white man was firms are the Kentucky Distilling company, WASMNQJON. Send MODEL. DRAWING e» Terry. Fraud Under Arrest. not, bases the discrimination on the ground PHOTO of Invention. We «dvise as to patentability Max Hofheimer & Co., S. Lehman & Sons, DES MOINES, Aug. 14.—Mark Holston, a The report of the liquidators of the Panama that the Indian was entitled to go upon the free of chart© and we maIts HO VMAMitM J. M. Miller & Co., Bernheim Distilling A KANSAS paper has been asked by prominent electrician of this city, was arrested USLKSS PATENT IS SEVCRhb Canal company has been presented to the land, while the white man was prohibited until company, Victor Distilling company, Buck, For circular, advice, term* and referencea to to-day by Fred N. Webber, special tribunal of the Seine. According to the re after the proclamation was issued. According a subscriber to print the tariff bill in Frank & Co., Kentucky Blue Grass Distilling actual clients In your own State County, City o» pension examiner. He is charged with port, the total expenditures of the company to this.decision, however, the squatter Iowa, write to fc"Wf^'rM&m^w-w*w*X*M company, and J. C. Marks & Co. These full, that the people may see what it forging the names of Portland, Ore., people thus far.amount to 13,300,000 francs. The had no rights and lands should have to twelve firms had among them in the warehouse Opposite Patent Oflce, Wathaigton, I* U, to pension papers aDd securing several is but the request is not complied assets on March 3 were 26,000.000. be surveyed before settlement. The commissioner 23,711 packages, mostly in barrels, or thousand dollars fraudulently Jrom the may be obliged to modify his decision. The rumblings fan expected storm among 1,120,127 gallons. This whisky is valued at Bingham Bros. with. The printed bill makes 181 government. United States officials have the thousands of employes of the New York $700,000 in round numbers. been on his track for the past year. Holston pages. Central and Vanderbilt lines, owning to the The machinery and other contents of the E S O N A has eight wives living, two in Iowa, two in discharge of Knights of Labor and Brotherhood building bring the total ot the distilling Illinois, two in Missouri and two in Oregon, Mrs. Robert T. Lincoln and her daughters company's loss up to $800,000. This is irrespective men, broke like a flash rom a clear sky and has been divorced from none of DEALERS IN A FRENCH chemist claims he has ol the loss to the government in have sailed from London for Now York. all along the line. Trains were left by the them. unpaid taxes, 90 cents a gallon on which Minister Lincoln will follow his family to traced the cause of many cases of crews where they stood when the order came. will amount to ^81,635, making the total America in November, to be absent from his The work of prospecting for silver ore will poisoning from nicotine absorbed loss by the fire not much less than $2,000,000. Short in His Acconnts. post six weeks. be commenced about four miles from Black The insurance is roughly placed at from tobacco smoke in the meat TEREE HAUTE, Ind Aug. 14.—The finance Arthur Krupp of Germany, cousin of the $700,000. River Falls by city parties, the means being committee ot the city council, with the city famous manufacturer of cannon and himself furnished from Chippewa Falls by gentlemen LATH, SHINGLES, D00ES, market, and he avers that no amount attorney and city clerk, have been engaged who have great faith in the traces that have famous as an extensive hardware manufacturer, A E NO 1ST IT. for a week going over the books of City of cooking will destroy the poison. been found, and they are satisfied that silver SASH AN© BLIND* has arrived in New York. He will make Treasurer Fitzpatiick for his last term oi Engineers and Firemen Have No Grievances certainly exists among the Iron ore of that two years ending in September, 1889. They an extensive tour through the United States and Will Not Strike. vicinity. have found a shortage of $9,400. A resolution Lime, Cement and Coal, A WRITER in the Forum cites a to study its iron industry and will attend will also be introduced in the council CLEVELAND, Ohio, Aug. 14.—P. M. Arthur, the convention of German and Engli sh iron Two hundred and fifty men are now engaged court in Mississippi in which a colored meeting next Tuesday night authorizing an •chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive founders and engineers. on the Sioux City corn palaoe, and the investigation of his first term of two years, man was sent to the penitentiary Engineers, says positively that his organization frame work is about one-third up. It will preceding the second term, enough information Lowest prices alway*. is not to take any part whatever in for six years for the theft of two be nearly twice as large as the one of last A I E N A and facts being now at hand to warrant the strike, and that he does not believe the year, and exhibits have been promised from the belief that there may be a like The Hungarian town of Moor has been hogs, and a white man was sent for a firemen will either. amount short. It is thought that he used a number of Southern states, the newly developed Opposite Railroad Depot, almost totally destroyed by fire, Ten per- few months to the county jail for the Grand Master Sargent arrived here from the money for political purposes. parts of Wyoming, the Black Hills fl sons lost their lives. NEWCLlf, MIN3I Terre Haute early this morning. said and other sections little known to the gener« murder of a negro. The floods fn Hungary continue, Thehar- that his trip has nothing to do with the Suit for Damases. al public. rest is ruined, Many houses have been strike on the New York Central. Chief Sioux CITY, Special Telegram, Aug. 14.— FRANK FRIEDMANN, wrecked and a number of lives have een Sargent's reply when told that it was reported AFTER September 1, in the state of Last May John S. Crockett, a prominent lost. that he nad ordered the firemen out stock dealer, was arrested on a warrant New York, it will be unlawful for any us Hypnotism was: sworn out by A. F. Call, of the law firm of Seven persons were killed by the bursting "child actually or apparently under Joy, Hudson, Call & Joy, charging him dealer in It is false from beginning to end. The Brotherhood London (Ont.) Corr. Toronto Mail. of the steam pipe on the Russian man-of-war of Firemen cannot for a moment entertain with obtaining large sums of money from 16 years of age" to "smoke or in any Tehesma the other day. A mong the victims A strange case of hypnotism is reported *ef the idea of striking under the present circumstances. Groceries, Crockery, Stoneware, W. C. Hudson, a commission man, on way use any cigar cigarette or tobacco was Prince Khilkoff, in this city. The medium is a alleged forged cattle contracts. The case Rumors current this morning that there attracted much attention because of the in any form, whatever, in any A boiler in John Jac oby's saw mill at Mulberry woman 40 years of age who has lost would be a tie-up on the Lake Shore road flminary Slassware, Notions, Canned Ind., exploded, killing Will Shoemaker, rominence of the parties, and on the prehearing public street, place or resort." her reason, and it is therefore believed west of Buffalo failed to materialize, and Crockett was discharged. a ndinjuiing John Jacoby, Allen Jacoby, Mont the situation to-night is unchanged. that she is acting unconsciously To-day Crockett began suit against all the Rhodes and two children of.Alfred Collins. parties named for $25,000 damages. upon her victim, a young lady oi Fruit, Flonr, etc. THOS. M. PATTERSON has purchased The British steamer Halcyon collided with A E S I ACIDS. about 20 summers. The two are a controlling interest in the Denver the British steamer Rheubin near Sligo, Close of the Convention. neighbors, living on opposite sides oi An 'Explosion in a Soap Factory, Injuring Spain. The Halcyon sank. Thirteen parsone News. Mr. Patterson is a wealthy APPLETON, Wis., Special Telegram, Aug. All goods sold at bottom prices and a Number of Workmen. the same street, and it appears that were drowned. 14.—The eleventh annual pharmaceutical man and a lawyer, with a practice delivered free of cost to any part PROVIDENCE, E. I., Aug. 14.—Early this convention closed to-day. Milwaukee was some two months ago, when the morninc an explosion, originating from selected as the place for the next meeting worth $50,000 a year. But he proposes S I N S A N S I N N E S the city. medium was taken ill, the young on the second Tuesday in August John A. some unknown cause, occurred on the third Eyrand, the notorious French murderer in to close up his law business and woman waited upon her, until at last N E W I N N Dodd of Milwaukee was appointed delegate floor of the Kendall company's large soap prison in Paris, tore his shirt into strips and to the National Wholesale Druggists' association she could not stay away, and was take personal charge of the News. factory. The principal damage was done had nearly strangled himself when discovered. at Washington. Election of officers GEO. BENZ & SONS. constantly running across the road on the third floor, where flames burst forth Near Arkansas City, Kan., a negro boy resulted: and acids were thrown about. to the house. She became so bad in President. R. Sauerhermg, Mayville vice president, named William Beaver, who had attempted ROBERT MELHENNY, of Plainview, S. Little, Appleton, vice president, Dr. Importers and Wholesale Dealers ta There were seventy persons at work there, this particular that one night, to assault two girls, was hanged by a mob. Adams county, Pa., is the possessor J. Evans, Evanbville, permanent secretary, and of these ten were taken to the hospital WIMES & E. Heimstreet, Janesville, treasurer, W. P. The sheriff and deputy were locked in the jail unknown to the people of th badly burned. Michael Carroll and John of a turkey hen that laid ten eggs Clarke, Milton, local betietary, John Kieuth, until the lynching was over. house, she stayed all night, and when McElroy are probably latpllymiured. Their Milwaukee. while she was hatching. She hatched The accounts of Girard Austin, treasurer clothing was torn from their bouies and an attempt was made to arouse her of San Jose county, Colo., who died May 3, their flesh bunted and blistered so badly Northern Pacific in Winnipeg. out an even dozen of young turkeys, in the morning it was found impossible. that it dropped off in patches. The explosion have been found short $17,000. The shortage WINNIPEG, Special Telegram, Aug. 14.— 217 & 219 E. 3rd Str. St. Paul, Mlnm Her body was pinched, and and is still laying an egg every was caused by the escape of gas, either is due to carelessness, and will be ma de It is reported to-day that Northern Pacific even a needle had no effect. Walking illuminating gas or coal gas from the furnace. good by his bonds men. officials have nurchased from Duncan day. MacArthur a valuable tract of land in the her on the floor was also tried A party of rebel Arabs met and defeated the PETEE SCHERER, northern part of the city, comprising thirty Morocco army at Atinsi with considerable without success. She was in a state A TOW N I N RUINS. acres. General Manager Mellen and General BERLIN has a stenographer who loss. One hundred and twenty captives of lethargy from which all the efforts Counsel McNaught arrived yesterday, attends all funerals of prominent Hundreds of People Rendered Homeless taken by the rebels were put to death. The and in company with Manager Graham of the neighbors could not awaken by a Fire at Austin, Fa. son of the governor was compelled to eat and Mr. MacArthur are to-day taking a persons and takes down verbatim her, and a doctor was summoned. toasted portions of his own flesh. AUSTIN, Pa., Aug. 14.—A fire started on run over the company's lines in Manitoba. -DEALER I N the addresses of the officiating clergymen. His skill was at last successful, after This is Manager Mellen's first trip to Win. Main street late last night and burned with J. S. Colemesnit, who was in the service of nipeg. she had slept about twenty-four Then he prepares highly great fierceness until 4 o'clock this morning, the United States government in Samoa BER wiping out the business portion of the hours. I is said that if the medium during President Cleveland's administration, ornamental copies of the addresses Work of Incendiaries. town, including the Buffalo Hardware company's and who gained considerable notoriety during was not a crazy person she could and sells them to the friends of the establishment and the Ellsworth VERMILLION, S. D., Special, Aug. 14.— the late Samoan troubles, is wanted in either have aroused the young lady The theory of incendiarism as the cause of house. eulogized dead. Seattle, Wash., for forgery. the fire which destroyed Vermillion a week from the stupor or else have followed Forty-two business houses were burned ago is fast becoming established, although Dr. 0 Sawyer of Chicago was shot aud up the work with suggestions to her and a large number of dwellings. Hundreds there is no clue as to the person who did probably fatally injured by 3. Barton Sancher, PROF. PICKERING, basing his conclusions victim's mind but she was unconscious the firing. It has been noticed that an unusual of people are homeless. The loss is correspondent of the Chicago Horseman. amount of plundering was done, and on a series of photographs estimated at $500,000. The town will be rebuilt. of anything wrong, apparently. Sancher claims to have secured concessions LATH, SHINGLES, DOORS, in away which pointed to organized work. The neighbors, however, have no of the planet Mars in ADril, concludes that the doctor and Mrs. Sancher And now it is found that suspicious looking doubt as to her being the individual O W N TO ATOMS. strangers were seen watching buildings were intimate. SASH, BLINDS, that the southern temperate regions in different parts of the town, standing in Sheriff Isaac Wright has arrived in Kokomo, who is causing all the trouble. The Four Men Instantly Killed by the Explosion dark places as much hidden as possible, of Mars have just experienced an irruption Ind., from Fort Worth, Tex., having in girl says she knows nothing of what of a Boiler. and attracting no especial attention. —and all kinds of— -S*^ of polar ice no less remarkable charge Freeman Cooper, the absconding goes on while under this wonderful NEWBEEBY, S. Aug. 14.—A terrible lawyer who skipped a few weeks ago, leaving Building Material. than that which still adds the boiler explosion occurred to-day at a country influence. She experienced no pain of Tired of Life. $ 17,750 in forged notes on which he had saw mill twelve miles west of Newberry. MILWAUKEE, Aug. 14.—Eugene Stein, any description when being pinched. zest of danger to the navigation of collected the money. There are twenty-four Four men, one white and three colored, aged forty, who claimed to have been a relation She had been several times put to indictments again st him. our own North Atlantic. REW ULM, MIES were killed and two colored men seriously of Freiherr von Stein, the famous sleep, but not for such long periods wounded. Pickens P. Matthews, white, A feud has existed for years between a family statesman who gave Prussia her constitution as the one mentioned. The subject son of the owner of the mill, met with an named Ganday and another named Fairchild, in 1831, and wnose father is a government "ONE of the deepest coal mines in awful fate. was literally blown to official in Germany, committed suicide at Meridian, Miss., and two Gandy of this power is in fair health otherwise, the world," says Public Opinion, "is atoms. His shoes were found by the by shooting himself while sitting on a boys met two of the Fairchilds in Tusc&no la. and also very intelligent. At stream with his feet in them, having been bench in Eighth Ward Park. Stein was A fight ensued, with knives, in which Browa St. Andre du Poirier, France, and present she is under the care of friends blown from his body. The colored men, lormer a reporter on a German newspaper Gandy was supposed to have received fatal yearly produces 300,000 tons of constantly, and is kept perfectly Carey Davis, Thomas "Elhsun and William here, but lost his position a few months wounds, and one of the Fairchilds is seriously Chambers, had their heads blown off. ago through drink. quiet. I is expected she will be able coal. The mine is worked with two cut and there is little hope of his recove ry. to throw off the influence this time, Charged With Forgery. George Simpson, a well known jeweler of shafts, one 2,952 feet deep, and the BOR N I N E A E N NEW ULM, MINN. EAU CLAIRE, Special Telegram, Aug. 14. but as a severe shock to her nervous Phillipsburg, Mont., received news that his other 3,083. The latter shaft is now —The sheriff of Clark county arrested at Another Child Born Out of Wedlock in lourteen-year old daughter had been abducted system is almost sure to cause a relapse Spencer one William H. Morton, charged being deepened, and will soon reach That Notorious 1 lace. from St. Peter's mission, near Cascade. The she will always in future be with forging a check on a Neillsville bank, Sl.Mullen, PresH. H. Vajen, Vice- Prtal girl's mother and a young man with foreign the 4,000 feetleveL Tbe remarkable EOCJCFOED, 111., Aug. .14.—Mary L. Weldon, more susceptible to mesmeric influences. and with making away with several barrels accent are the abductors. When the mother of Schweinfurth's "Heaven," gave iCa* of pork and flour from the grading force at J. G. Rudolph, Cashier. feature in this deep mine is the comparatively birth to a girl baby to-day. It was superior tried to prevent the abduction the work on the Neillsville railroad extension. the scandal in connection with the low temperature experienced, man drew a revolver and fired a shot, which Directors: Morton was taken to Neillsville. woman's condition which gave rise frightened the nuns, and the couple proceeded which seldom rises above to the indignation meeting recently, unmolested. No trace as yet has been Killed a Fight, Werner Bacsch, Chas. Wagner, Dr. 0 No W a s•** at which Schweinfurth was denounced, and 75? found of them. a method of ridding the community of him BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Aug. 14.—At the "Ex-President Arthur always oelieved Weschcke, O. M. Olsen, E. 0. Koch. Shelby Iron Works in Shelby county, a was discussed. A committee has charge of himself to be an excellent lawyer," bloody fight occurred between the negro COMMERCE is doing for Africa a FOREIG N GRIST. the proceedings against Schweinfurth. The laborers and a crowd of negro gamblers. says Clark Montgomery, of latter's claim has been that the Welden One hundred and thirth-five deaths from work that no amount of unaided Several women were also mixed up in it. DRAFTS TO ALL PARTS woman was with child by the Holy Ghost. Ohio. "He often said to his Mends ebolera occurred in Mecca in one day. Three men and one woman were killed,and missionary work could accomplish OF EUROPE, AND PASSAGE that he had neglected his legal practice Trains Collide. Guatemalan revolutionists to the number eight or ten persons were wounded. in destroying the infamous slave of 3,000 were defeated by Guatemalan regulars almost entirely for politics and LEXINGTON, Aug. 14.—A collision between Evidently a Murder. TICKETS SOLD. a passenger train and a pay car on under Gen. Pedro Barnllas, brother of trade. For a number of years this LA PRAIRIE. Special Telegram, Ang. 14. that he greatly regretted it. In his the Louisville & Nashville badly wrecked the president. —The body of Charlie Laundrie, a halfbreed both trains. No one was killed outright, traffic has been growing less profitAv" younger days when he commenced The spread oi cholera in the south of Spain but several persons were injured and painter living at this place, was found rl •r life he was regarded as an excellent able. Still, however, the Arab traders many passengers slightly bruised. Following in the Mississippi river, near the mouth of has caused a panic among the inhabitants. GlosefAttention Given to are those dangerously injured: the Prairie river, last night. Laundrie was speaker, possessing many of the A general exodus has begun to the north of had 4,000 miserable viefcims whom Collecting. evidently murdered. His neck was broken IJ. IJ. Hukill, express messenger Frank Smith, Spain aud France. characteristics of eloquence and oratory. baggageman J. T. Woodardand Will Southard, and face mashed in. sp'fiJp anxious to get rid of. The cremation conference in Paris sent a When he left the Presidency engineers C. W. Roland, roadmaster Judge fpklf" They had been brought to the EastIp^f telegram to Emperor William asking him to Holt of Kentucky, court of appeals Will Madden *v Another Strike for Chicago. he believed himself to be yet young and Walter Birch, firemen. ^3fc^S espouse the cause of cremation. All the Buckles, Arnica Sarre ©rn coast, and no market offering, CHICAGO, Aug. 14.—The United Carpenters' enough to make a reputation as a American delegates signed the telegram. Totally Destroyed. Theoest salve in the world for Cuts, council has decided to call out on a %£ji*' the price run down. Finally the counselor and barrister. Unfortunately MILWAUKEE, Special Telegram, Aug. 14.— Bruises Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheumr Advices from Siberia say that a body strike all union carpenters Sept. 1. Probably The large vinegar and yeast manufactory of |p^ British East Africa Company bought for him, however, his habits of Fever Sores,-Tetter, chapped Hands,. 180 prisoners on foot escorted by fifty-three 8,000 men will quit work on that day. the Paul Bechtner Company was totally destroyed Chilblains, Corns, and all skin Erup•ions, soldiers, on arriving at Tinmen, demanded life had been such as to undermine JJr these slaves afc $25 each, giving the by fire this evening. The building Charged With Assault. and positively cures Piles or nor carts for their conveyance. Their demand is owned "by tbe Green & Button Company, his magnificent constitution hence 5 slaves their ireedom and exacting Sioux CITY, Special Telegram, Aug. 14.— being refused, they attacked the soldiers of and was valued at about $25,000. The walls pay_ required. It ie guaranteed to give no one can say whether his own beliefs a promise from the Arab traders to are left standing but will have to be torn Capt. William Heed, an old steamboat man, the escort with ferocity and smashed the perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. V» in his own abilities as a lawyer down. The loss to the Bechtner Company was to-day held to the district court in $10,000 rifles of four of the soldiers. The escort Price 25 cents per box. Sold DV a deal no more in human flesh. will not exceed $15,000. Total loss about would have been justified by results." on the charge of assault on the person made us* of their bayonets and wounded L. Boos, s»«*ffi..«.,, $35,000, with insurance, perhaps, $25,000fkf of Mary McGann, eleven years old. *f£f wm^MS S -»fafefgfe&L