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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-09
KNIGHTS or LABOR.
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.
Dlstrlbutlon ofDelCEatos' iiadGes-P Powder.
ly's Address Delivered. l' ~ ~
RICHMOND, VA, Oct, S7T-Organisation Of
the Knights o., Labor Convention was
completed at the session to.lAy-the unlln.
ished portion Of the report Of the Commit
tee on Credentials being formally adopted.
All the six delegates from 81. Louis we're
admitted. But 1t took an hour and u halfto
distribute the delegates bsdgsa, which
are uniform and intentled 10 bupplant the
local badges worn by most Of the delegates
The badges are oil navy blue
satin two by-six inches in siEs
with this inscription In gold, covering the
face: Representative to the General As.
sembly X, OF L., Oct 4Eh, 1886, Richmond,
Va" in the center is the seal Of tue
order and upon II in carmlne ink is print.
ed the number Of the badge, The badge
has o heavy gold fringe a. the bottom and
Il. decorated OF the top with gold star an
inch In diameter while small claeTholdH
II on the garment where worn. The high.
est number 10 not known, aS oil hayO not
yet drawn badges, but II will be In The
neighborhood Of 800. Mr., PowdOrly drew
badge No, BOB. '''.1
AZ The afternoon session Mr.. Powderly'i
address was finally read aud the report
OF the committee appointed 10 investigate
the case oi the Home Club Of New YofE
vas made and adopted. With regard Il
the nature pt that report Mr.. Powderly
decline to furnish any ipiormatlon,
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DvBLtS, Oct, s,-The case against James
GilhoOly, member Of PaFlispent Tor the
weat division Of County Cork, charged
With melting riot In Cork during the
late visit Of the Prince and PrlnCCBs ol
Wales 10 Cork, has bOen dismissed,
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CINcINSATl, O., Oct. S,-"Phenomsnap'
Kilroy was knocked out Of the box to-day
for the second time this season by the
OiuClnpatis, who won the game in the
arS four innings by making ten runs,
seVen OF them earned, .Maculler'a work
at short stop and y jumping catch by Rsil-
ly Of q wildly thrown ball were tho feat
ures. Stephens, q local smateur, pitched
for the CinCinnatis and, barring bis Wild
ness, did fairly well, Davis became sick
in the fifth inning and Muldoon played in
his place aiterwRrda. Darkness stopped
the play at the end Of tho eighth inning,
Attendance $50. Score; "
S5i5i$s;!! alPiSISs$:e lI5$$te e.:::::::::: : $$ +.
Earned runs-Oincinnati, 7. Home
runs-Sylvester and Reilly. Two base
hits-Jones, Davis, Silroy, McPhee
Three baes hits-Alannlug. Passed balls
4 Fulmer, ]. Wild pitches
Stephens, ! Scott, l., First base on balls
-Of Stephens, A Off Kilroy, II; oil
Scott, 2. Errors-5 each. Base hits
0llcInnsti, IA; Baltimore, 0. Umpire,
York,
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LtScoLS, NEB, Oct, S.--Ths Democratic
State Convention met OF Hastings last
evening, Alter the. appointment Of ?
committee on reBottlona the following
ticket wap PLACED In the aeldi For Gov.
ornOr, James y, North Lieutenant Gov.
ernor, o. b. Biddle Secretary Of the State,
Richard Thomppon State Treasurer, ]. Il,
Hale; Auditor, Thob. u, Bulgsrj Attorney.
slonef, Thos. W, 9nlthi superintendent
oi Public Instruction, l.. A, Cooley.
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"BLlspEp Br,pEpIESsJ
A Diamond prokoy Blinded and NobDodp,

n ulhmOhu brOkct bllhpeu ami N0bDcuDy
iI, aChiGAgO Thief.
Cmc4ao Oct. San unknown thief
threw a handful OF red pepper into the
eyeu Of Tom Donnelly, . diamond broker,
at 11S Dearborn aress last night and
than robbsdstho blASs ofaytrSy d dia-
monds valued at between 800 to $500. 1t
waa while the stSests were crowded that
the thiot entered th6 Plsce. In the store
at the tins were Mr., Donnelly and bis
clerk, They were about cloning up the
store for the niggs, but had not taken the
diamonds and Gthar- valGables from the
case, Mr.Donneily WA near hnwiEdow
itOutiug on Dearborn street, aud his clerk
was in the rear OF the store, near tho sale.
A wirO door, which prevents outsiders
from getting behind the counter, was
locked, and 9sJsied the thiet greatly in
making his escape,
Whom the man entered, Mr.. Donnelly
arose from hia seat and walked to csss
containing several trays OF diamonds.
The fellow asked 70 hA shown some stones,
as he wished to make present Of ono to
a friend. tA tray Of brilElahta was taken
from the case and placed on the glass
counter for Inspection. While examining
them with his left hand, the fellow drew
his right hand from his ovstcoat pocket
and dashed q hall pound Of red pepper
into MIR. Donnelly's eyen, completely
binding him. He at once fell back on
tue counter, suffering intensely. The
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-09

LONDON, Oct. s.-The Lord Mayors
Charleston earthquake fund has fallen
flat. The total donations to date amount
to less than E3 900 and the fund is practl-
Cally closed. The general feeling is that
the money 10 not wanted.
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BASE BALL,
The 'NIstsp Shut out by the Pittsburghs-
Other Games,

PlTTsBuRou, Pa October s.-The Met,
ropOlltans were shut out to-day in q re,
markable ane game, Morris pitched in
splendid form, holding the visitors down
to one hit, while Lynch was bsttsd quite
freely, Tho home team played faultlessly
in the field and had but one battery error,
Morris sending q man to base on balls,
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Aiew hours later in the morning, about
half past Ave o'clock, Squire WI. Brown,
who lives nearly opposite the Elm Grove
House, on coming out Of his house noticed
man lying in the middle Of the pike.
supposlng him to be o drunken man he
went to him to arouse him and discovered
that the man was dead. A neighbor
coming along at the time, an alarm was
raised. Mr.. Hartlieb came out and re.
lated the circumstances that had
taken place aiew hours before, expressing
his belief that the dead man on tho pike
was the same man he had shot at. Justice
Brown at onSe placed him under arrest,
liam H Thornburg. The body IaS was removed y ID
to the side Of the n" road and
covered with cloth, and word was sent
IN NnYnnar SNhnlIzn
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THE TEN HOUR STRIKE
AT CHICAGO PACKING HOUSES.
Tho Employees of y Number of Firms Strike
Against the Return to the Old Hours
of.work,An Inclpient Riot Quickly
C Quellod- -Worklngmeu's story,

CmcAao, H., Oct, s.-The great strike
OF the employees OF the Chicago packing
housss against the proposition to return to
ten houra as a working day, began this
morning. The packing house owners had
put up printed notices notifying the men
that beginning next Monday the mon
would be expected to work ten hours In
stead Of eight hours a day, This morn
ing a committee Of 1000 employed by the
Chicago Packing and Provision Company
waited on the foreman Of the works and
demanded that the notices be taken
down. The demand was refused, and the
workiugmsR Mt once left the building, and
wero soon Joined by the 500 men en-.
uloysd in the Silver Horn Works, Thus
reinforced, the large force went In body
to the Aruory Works to induce the men
to stop work, There is great excitement
Al thu yards, hut no trouble has yet o.
Cured.
Hundreds Of :aen were standing about
the PlnkeTton headquarters this morning
making application Tor positions 40 guards
Mr. W. A. Pinkerton was very silent as to
Ills intentions, hat said that he had not
yet received any call for special police for
the purpose OF guarding the stock yards.
Tho crowd Of strikers failed to induce the
Armour employees and Anglo'American
workmen to stop work and departed with
out attempting anything compulsory,
Everything is quiet Rt the yards. 2
A RIOT QURLLED.
This afternoon large body ol addition
al workmen went on q strike, and riot
occurred at the works Of John Morrill,
where number Of persons were hurt,
The entire police force Of the Town Of
Lake has gons to the scene and two Pink
erton men armed with rifles have gone to
the acene, Affairs became moro quiet
after the arrival Of the police. 1t was
found that some ci the Morrill, employees
were injured by the attack made upon
them, but none seriously. Three hundred
Pinkertun men are guarding the houses
tonight.
The representative OF tho Silver Horn
packing houee declared that New York
and other eastern buyers were sending
their orders to Kansas City, which
necsasitated the change to the same hours
here.
Armour & Compshy, posted arotlcs to-
night notifying their mon to come and re-
Caivs their pay to morrow. 1t is deemed
positive that the houges Rll contemplate
keeping closed down for q short time at
least.
S. W. Meek, attorney for the Executive
Board Of the knights Of Labor, tonight,
in behalf OF tho workingmen involved,
Issued the following statement to the
DTesB:
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The Champions Downod.

ST. Louis, Mo-, October S,-Elut for the
miserable fielding failures the Browns
would have won to.day'a game with ease.
Kemmler's catching was very rank, in
fact the entire team played in a listlesa
aud careless manner. Caruthers pitched
In excellent style until the sixth inning,
when he became dpgusted with the cup.
port he was receiving and merely tosacd
the ball over the plate. The result was
that the sphere was knocked In every
direction and five runs was the result.
SCere:
Innlugs.,~.-...-..-.--. / 2s4SS7
Is Biodti at3yis:.. iya.:%:.:,....,.. 9 S-li
Earned runs, St. Louis 4; Brooklyn 8;
Two base hits, Birch, Home runs, Car.
uthers. Struck out, by Caruth0rs /; by
Porter 8. Base on called balls, oil Gar.
uthers 5. Passed balls, Kemmler 4; Peo.
plOs l. Wild pitches, Caruthers |. Base
hits, st, Louis II; Brooklyn l3. Errors,
st. Louis 0; Brooklyn 4. Umpire Nc
QuAde.
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New Catpelsl New lluEsl New Win.
dow EllndBl Az very low pflCeg.
SToN1 4 THOMAS,
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Coroner schult1o arrived in.SOod lime,
but 1t was not until noon that Constable
Thornburg was able to get the following
named citizens together as a Corohet's
jutyi j. s. Woods, W. 7. Chambers, An.
drew KimmonB, John MCUurdy, Samuel
Patterson, u. A. Kyle, - Rlab, Henry
sChhnef, 9. W. DlsCh, NJ, OurliCk, A, D.
Ryan and John w. boring.
They were sworn and ad dourned for din.
nah AitOf dinner Prosecuting Attorney
Jordan arrived and tho Inquest commenced
On tho body, which up 10 this time had
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-09

The torturipg disease neuralgia 10 In
stantly relieved and rapidly cured by
Salvation on.
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ERIleu EulH-I HV1UuIBui % IMu uaaa
hits-Msun, Barkley, 2, Passed balls
RalpsGhlaRer, 5, Wild pitChes-LynCh, !
First base on bslls-0R Morris, ! off
Lynch, g., Struck ppt-By Morris, 10; by
Lynch, l, Errors-PittsbuTgh, 0; Metro
politals, 9, Base hits-PittsbuTgh, TO-;
Metropolitans, /, Umpire, Valentine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-09

tbs GOrmanla Amuseme ent Society
gave a suGcesai1l and enjoyable ball al
the Gsrmahla Singing sobiety Hall la1t
night,
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The nsws Of the killing spread rapidly
through the little hamlet Of Elm Grove
and 1t was not long before nearly every.
one had visited the spot and viewed the
remaing. Several recognized him;
Mr.. Oliver Pryor, OF Pry.
recognised him as the same party who the
night before had lounged about his store
and been ordered away. Later in the
evening, as Mr.. Pryor was putting
out the lights and preparing 10 CLOSE
the store, the fellow endeavored To
clip In unobssrved, but stumbling
over something on tho floor, was
detected and fined. August Pestinger
who keeps q saloon near the depot, and
several who were in there the night be.
fore, recognized the bJdy as that OF man
who lad been In his place about o o'clock |;
he was not exactly drunk then but was
noisy, aud two sharp stones
which he had In hls hands were taken
from him by Charles II. Stoll, who Ia
boarding there for a few days, and given
10 PestingeL After the man was put ou!
oi there he was seen about II O'Clock
going over tfy0rB hill toward THIS City,
T. D. Holland, a farmer llv.
Ing near Kim Grove, reoog.
ni4ed the man % ono who had been al
bis house about six weeks ago; he asked
for his breakfast at that time and inquired
about the wealth Of farmers In that viClni.
| ". A number Of otheB recognised him
% having been In tho noIshboI.
hood for about q month, sleep.
Ing In barns and begging bio food.
When asked why he did mot work, be
would reply that he was not well.
The body laid out beside the road, was
that Of q man about H5. or 90 years old,
partially bald hair dark brown and Cufley,
iAndy mouHlNQhs and grey Stub.
BILE all over face height, b feet, II inches
weight, about 1850 pounds roughly
dressed, wearing check Bhirt; the coat
sleeve and shirt 8lseYO on the left should,
or were torn 40 though the man had been
In q light he was ID hla stocking feet
The noaO had evidently been broken a
some tine,
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We have The beet $3.50 Mems Fine
Shoes, stones CAlh Shoe Store,
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Our 81 Ladies' Fine Button can't be
tquAlsd. stones Cash Shoe Store,
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been allowed to remain lying beside t Q
road, most repulsiye object, The body
was viewed and partly exam-
insd. A bullet hole was found in the
right side and it was plain 10 be seen that
Q very heavy internal hemorrhRgs had
taken place. There was no reasonable
doubt but what the dead man was the one
who had broken into HRrtlieb's and
been shot by that gentleman, or
that the shooting was entirely iustiaable.
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- 9rdIioent GIcbeIano leiSet in SCn
Iebtsn @Odsn am RbeumaiismuS in
ben 9nisn. Gr fol- ii9 Su arg onSCs
itrenst boben Can iciner Scii6aft :?
Die bat er bod iiderlib nidt nit ben
Snien sci&tieben y.
= SniOlse furdttarer Stiirme auf
benz europGiideu GOntinsnte tonnte BON
Sonutag MlOrscn bis sum 0tpntuB
Morsen feline einsiSe 0speide nit ben
atIantiiden 8abeln beiorpcrt pereCn.
- Cine SeIegramm msIoste am
SamItas, bab HubIano feline 8eierpen
einberuisn babe uno Sab i'll 8tharobicn
bsbsutsnSe 5ruppenbeipcsunacn itatiiin.
ben. ginise Gage frilbcr i6on bieb CO,
bab bic beutide 8eidsreSleruuB ale i'm
@uslanSs Itubirsnben Stuoenten, beuys
Iaubtep Siiisicrs uuS Wannidafien su
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Stalien triift ale 8orfsbrunSeu Sur
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Oeitreib miro eifriB 9criiitct.
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fen, Sblringeu, 9aiern unb sanS Wits
teIoeutiblanb, fanben 9lnfansS Der
bersansenen @cbe i6nere S6neeltiirs
men itatt, iuoSur9 bic Serbinouus nit
anberen 9aubesibsiIsn poaitSnoiS unter,
brodn ipuroe. 3piiben Dresden,
2eipsis uno anberen Stabten ridtete
man S6littenpoitsn Elm. 9aS 0tilitdr
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tcmmanbirt. .-Nub I'M n6rbli9en6rant'
reid 1T Der Ssrisbr bur9 S6neeitiirmC
seit6rt.
- 3a6 fransDfiten Gusllen 1T BIZ
eeutide Nrmse in @liab.2Utbrinsen nu
$50, 900 Wann beritdrit porben, mi
8rooiant uno Wlunitipn fur $4,000
mCbr; auber6em ieicn bic reutibel
9ruppcn 70 Ioeiri, Sab in eiuisen Sa5er
cine glrmee bon $500 Nt. Dor Nin
ala Iteteu f6nne. Das l5., g., s., IL.
IL. uno Ia. 9lrmee' GorpS t0nnten i
einieen Siunoen marihbsrsit eemad
iperosn. Den Nbsinprooin;sn iei an9r
fanbist porpcn, iid fiir 9fsroes sRcquj
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in Gtiab'9otbrinseu mtKen I'D bere
balten Sur 8eibrberuns bon ungebeure
9riessporrdtbsn. @ars 6rIuIreid 10
i'll syober @ufresunB iem.
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Sine ipertborllc mebi;inifbe ab:
bGubfuIta,

Sic lss7er ausgube ocS tdicn WcOiiini.
lten SdbIbudes, 00s man uUter Dem &amen
poitcticr's 9alcuoer tcnt. IT nun
bercit uuo bel slpctbeiCrn uuS ldh0lidsn bduo.
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igten stantsn Mrrrtos. in. in leOrm tipilliir.
tea SbtiIe Ocr 8titlidrn Greb1liIe Al babtu.
SitiCr SnCnoer 1T isit iibtr eturm 6ilnftel.
iubrtnuOcu TcgeInlb9 bel 8egiun Ocs 9dbrcs
tribienen Grnmialt NJ tcn pralnidlgn Natb'
iilnbrn fur Die SGDGbruu1 mo gGieHrrbsr.
lttIlnn9 oer 8siuubbet eius 9rpbe WerGe n.
tereidEitr uuo uutsrbditsT0cr Ieidlter 4stliire
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tedlnnng'u. hTQnOlogiihcu 6attu H. {. 10. iino
lcbr icraiaItig aus8ealbsiitt mo weroen purh.
aus juUGrldIliB beiHnNcu lpcrOeu Nie lSS7tr
alsLabe cen poitcttet's AGIrnorr luirO pnbr.
iheinilb Die Grobie auiIdge eiuGs meoijiuiidl, n
8ertes onrittllsJ lveldI,s in iraeno eiurm
gGuot le btrlusgclsn putos. @rQgn Gm.
pfGng tiuer Genls 9iteimnrte WsT0eu Die
pCrrru Soitttter & So. RitlsbuT9b Va, ur
ir8cnO sScmiHb, ou in i;iuer 8cbn0 9euO
teln Graemplar bstcmmrn fam, sirs per po1
irubCn.
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NaS Shal abndrtS.

- Der 8erijdermssbstuB fir ter
am 20. Wlai niebergebraunten BREEDER
Der 8Ienrais Soblen So. ipurte Iestt
Wobc auSbe;ablt unS bic Gpmpanit
bat ibre ScrbnbIIdtciteu steniaIIs ge'
tiI8t.
- 8bIeS 8lut Bat bic an Dun
S6abt ansci6la9cne glotis baborge:
rufen, bab ben SersIcutcn pom l. San,
an fiinf Gents ron ieosm Sarren 3obIeu
abgesoeen nerbsu iOuen. gu elmer iol'
den 9tebuttion liest feline SeranIaNuns
Dor uno eS 1T leidt mbBlib, Sab i9 bic
Irbeiter citielbe nidt sefaLIen Iafsn.
-SuIius @ptista bat in 0urpea
elm NeBSerssi6dft erbifnct unN erfrsut
ii9 elmer Suten &untid Aft.
- Casper g8siienilub 1T 9anSi6ai
fir baS glmt eineS 6rierensri6terS i'm
uuteren GbeIIe bon Oh 6orSe IOpn'
ibip.
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oer WainItrnbe in SapIorpiue. 9aN
8ebdube piro Is bel 36 6ub unO Stpeis
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p@- -9lmnOncirt i'm >. .@odcnbIutt".
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6phe 4drfer S1ctisen.

= Der l5idbri5e Srsibeifnabc Siti
nep gbiaipS, hClcn GItern ali Acaeemi
Sirabe ipObuen, ptrun9ltldie am 6yei
tag @ior9en in Der Srforo 8rubc. VI
| LAB Guf einem Gdrrcn, ocrielbe ipranl
bonn Ysleiis mo eim 5un9en iuurbe Del
9opf sipii6eE Ger Ssite Res 0ansci
uno bcm Gurren ;tri6msttert.
GEM Gbeyaar g9iGiam Robinfor
itnrb an 0liltmUb Elm ;ipei Wtonate aIs
teS SDbn6eu nah tu5er Srautbsit.
- Yei ciner SprenBung an BEN
Naibburn STRAPS Setper am Dtittwod'
9ladnlittas ilo8 Gin Stein in eineS Der
6suter an bem Store ron 9li4aiS
Qrothcroe uno trti bort ItybsnSe iangt
DlGnner entSiuOen NIT tnaYper Jiolb
elmer ernitli6en 8trIesuuS.
- Der 9crtluf bes NateriaIs Der
.SrteIIisenetr" Office 1T biS sum ni9s
ten Ytcnat rerla9t worOen.
- Der Scbeapplrat in Der Slolu
0rube brad ON llioataB Vlor9en unS
infOI6e bieies llnfallss lpiro bic glrbeit
bort picleidt aui Die Dausr elmer 99ode
cinBciteIIt ieiu. Nlan rarf ss Ipben,
tuB Iein SuIuit bon MtniGenIeben Su
betIaBen 1T.
- Im Won!aN ipuiSe @eorge Bur.
ton uub 9brmas O'Gonnor bon Belle.
pue ouf bic 9lntlnBe perbafiel, tor etlua
tinem Wionat eincn Sofier in Der g8Cb,
nun8 bon lat,id Eicrnep erbrp6en
uno earauS Die Summe bon $50 eeitob.
len gu babcn. ivtlfe iie 9ItihmdBig nit
eInem 9ritten tbeiIten.
= Sn Der @cbnung bon GbriIf.
Naumann auf 9ayI Sia fdnb am Cons
nerita8 bic Graune ieiner So9ler 2i,s
sie nit 28iIbeIm Ssinrid SGnsieer bon
Scrmsn ilait. Ser 4ir. 3tIlner ieS.
nete ben 9unb idr'S 2sbsn. Der Tru.
der enibietei ben JieupermdbItcn feline
6erSIi&iten 0Iadwiiridc.
- Die 2cbiab GcaI & glapiaaliun
@ompGnie bat Die Dtorton Il Brip0s
9rGuerei nit 3ubebDr, cbeniO Die glns.
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Ths5ausbrdde anBefluit uuO bafiir ic
$40, GOO bsjab!t.
- Die gtrbcit Gil Ter GoSge!otpn
Bride madt 10 quite 5ortIbritte, bab |
oieielte ipabriheinIib nod oieie gRode |
>em SerfChr GbCrecbeu iuei ccn fann.
eDr Gdte, import;rte 80 dfeI
SpiBcu, in psridirbenen 5urs
men, bel u. l)i OF 9 M ann, sol
2Gdaipanna 9leenue.
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3cs ppn @ensral eoaan.

Sn ieinsr @obnuns su @abin8ton II
am Sonntas Ha6mitta9, turS Dor I
| llbr, General Sobn U. 2osan, Der Iebt'
8iees 9rGIibenii6aftsz zGonoicat Der 8s'
pubIifaner, sefiprben. Gr mar ieit ettpc
Mona sfriIt rbeumatiI6 uno anocripsi.
tig Ieibenb. Sein 9tbIeben, ipeI6es mil
uneriplrtster S6nsaistsit cintrat uns
feline an8sbbrisen un6 5reunbe pplia
unporbereitet traf, ipurbe BON ieinen
Iersten bereits felt mebreren Sagen ais
leidt mbsli6 betradtet.
Sobu. .@IsrauSsr 2osan ipurSe am 8.
Sebr'r 1926 BEL DlurpbpSbpro, Sadicn
Gn., ST., gebUren. Gr beIubte bas
SbiIOb 'goIeBe uno trut beim slustru6
BIS meritoniIden SrieseS aIs 5reipilz
Tiger in Die Irmse, ipuroe 2ieutenant
uno Ioiutant unO mad ieiner 8iidtSbr
i'm Sabre l849 gum County, sGlerf sc=
ipdblt. Damn berlcSts CT ii6 auf bic
8e6tSipiNenIdeften, ituoirte 1850 in
2ouispiae, prcmoDirte 1851 uno ipurbe
1852 in bic StaatSs2ssislatur gCpdbIt,
tpeIber er in ben Sabren 1852, 1853,
1856 unb 1857 an9eb6rte. 1856 purbe
CT elmer Der 9rdiioenti9aftS' gIetiOreu
unO ipar MiteIieb bes SO. unb 81. Gcn'
sreHes. 1861 berIieb er, boiler 9eeeis
iterun9 fur bic Sade Der 9lorbitaaien,
bic SalIsn bsS GOn9reHeS unb fodt oils
Sreipiai9er in Der Sbladt bel 9uu
8un. 2llS elmer Der 2stlen pcrIieB CT
bas Sch. Sn feline SeImaib suriidses
febrt, fpurSs or Sum Oberit beS 81. Sui=
npiier 6reiipilliseu' 9tesimsntes erp6blt.
nabm an peri6ieoenen Sdladten IbeiI,
abaneirts gum General uno ipuroe bel
Sort SoneliOn ibper beripunost; burd
feline Gnersie, SurdtlOiiattit unb 9ras
pour ertparb or iib ben 9tamen: >, Olus
rat Der llnicnSarmse". 9ladSeenbisun9
bes SrieSsS purbe ibm Der 8ohen eineS
8eiancten in Mcrito anSetotcn, bod
i6IuS er benieIben aus unb irurbe bon
ben 8epublifanern ieinss @Ongrsbs Diff
riffs gum MlitsIieO oss 40, Al. uno AZ.
GonsreiieS ertp6blt. 1871 ipmee CT
bon Der 2eDisIatur bon SllinpiS in ben
Der. ct. Senat ssipdbIt, benz CT bis su
ieinem IOOe uneeb6rte.
in beW Ratbe feincr 9artei idpn felt
Sabren cine beiporra8enbe Stellun9
sinnebmenO, ipurbe Ct msbrere WtaIe
auf ben 9rdIiocntI9oftss GonSentjonen
bon ben SeIesuten feinss Stautet in
8orl6la8 0sbrudt, 70 SuIebt auf Der
9rdfeenti6aftSs Contention in Gbica'
80, in 1884, uuf ipel9er er oann aIS
Siee' YrdiioentidaftS' Gunoibut init s, !
q. Blaine rominirt ipurbe.
9la9 Der 9lieSerlaSe ecs Republicans
ihen Sidcts im 9lcoember 1884 bsiparb
iib @snerul 2oBon fpiebCr Inn ben Sib
i'm Sennt. ga iid aber bic beioen
garieien in Der 2tSisIatur bon Sainois
bic 9Sa8i6aIe bieIten, 10 cntipam it'd
Elm LANCER, bartnddissr Sumpf. Der oa:
ourb isin Gube erreidte, baB ein bemos
tratii6cs Gesis!aturs YitgIiso itarb uno
General gOsan bann seWdbIt tuuroe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-12-30
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