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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-02-09

TIE SPEECH OF WILSON ON THE sCAFFoLD.
He began by telling them that though he
was condemned to death a. a spy, he was
no spy, but simply a soldier in the per-
formance of duty; he said he did not re-
Rret dying for his country, for that was
soldiers duty, but only the manner of
death, which was unbecoming to soldier.
Even those who condemned them well
knew that they were not spies; then loaV-
ing the personal question, he declared
that he had no hard feelings toward the
zUuth or her people, with whom he had
long been well acquainted; that they were
generous and brave; he knew they were
lighting for what they believed to Do
right, but they were terribly deceived.
Their leaders had not permitted them to
know the facts In the case, and they were
bringing blood and destruction upon their
section Of the nation for . mere delusion.
He declared that the people OF the north
loved the whole nation and the nag, and
were fishtinR to uphold them, not to do
any injury to the south, and that when
victory came the south would reap the
benefit as well as the north. The guilt OF
the war would rest upon those who had
inhaled the southern people, and induced
them to engage in causeless and nope
less rebellion. He told them that all
whose lives were spared for but . short
GlLuo Ec8Ec1 bLO E~AAS -AAGy AAe-NA cs--HoAA
In this rebellion, and that the old Union
would yet be restored, and the nag Of our
common country wave over the very
ground occupied by this scafiold.
There were tears coursing rapidly down
the cheeks OF many Confederate soldiers;
the emotion OF q number OF negroes who
were . long way on, yet in easy hearing
Of the trumpet like voice, was almost I'M
controllable. One OF them said to Capt.
Earrakt fVvn years after aGMaaaa- IL that
man had only spoke few minutes longer
they could never have hung him in the
world" A rebel officer was heard "a
mutter, 'fWby don't they stop himl What
do they allow such talk fors' But il was
not 50 easy to stop q dying man, whose
words were so kind and persuasive, and
whose eloquence was OF that highest type
which throws . spell over friend and
enemy.
so the tide of truthful speech flowed or
tin many of the poor men in the rebe
ranks heard for the first time the full ar
raimment OF their own guilty government
with q clearness which carried conviction
and then with the bold prophecy Of com
ing triumph for the glorious cause
prospect which seemed to lift the speakel
above all fear of his own death-the her
closed, giving the sign for the deed O
shAme-dying with this glorious predic
tiou on his kpsl
No cofans had been provided. AS sool
~ life was pronounced extinct the bOdie
were laid in the shallow trench, Just wild
enough for their length, and long enoug
for all the seven TO lie close together
brotherhood in death as they had been 4
life, Here the earth was filed in, an
they remained till, at the close OF the wal
the nGtional government removed the
bodies TO an honcred spot in the beautifI
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LETTERS ADVERTISED.

List OF letters advertised at the Emporia
pOstofice for the week ending February 8,
1SSS. Parties calling for these letters will
please give date OF advertisement, and pay
one cent on delivery:
B1shard, Miss II A HaywOrth, Miss Alice
Carter, G f Kennedy, A
Cation, Noah Lyons, George
Choudler, Mrs g II Martin, Mrs Mary
Charpie, Ed Ross,
Clabby, Mike Rosei, J A
Cofett, Miss Anna Shaw, Miss A
Ekhert, Mrs Sallie Thomas, A s
Forney, &c Woody. Mrs Rachel
Fugit, Miss Leah Worner, LC
Harper. Joseph Zimmerman,
Harris, w
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ST. Louis, No. Feb. :, 1888.
CAETLE-Receipts, Loo heads steady.
HoGs-Receiptg, goo head: market strong
er; choice heavy and butchers, soE09565;
packing, e5-I50555; light grades, s3.9095S0.
SHEEP-Receiptss 100 he3ds market firm.
WHEAT-Bowers No. 2 red cash, Ie4DSoxc.
March, s0sSc; May. Slzc: December. sac
osx:Ts1Lower; cash, ss.saesSe; May, PKG
PORK-Sl5-GG
I.aRD-f150
WnIsKY-SI0e
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LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE.
Az Kansas CfGy.

KANSAS CRY, No. Feb. s, 1883 q
kB-The Kansas City Live Stock Market is
reported especially for the EMPORIA DAILY
NEWS by FISH, KECK & Co, Exchange build
ing. Kansas City Stock Yards.
CATTLR-Receipts, $500 head: 10l115c lower
than yesterdays close.
HoGs-Receipta, Loo head: market 5110c
lower; bulk sales at - 1515 %: heavy packing
and shipping, s5.3005.45: mixed, t51565-25;
tops. e5.45
The Daily Indicator reports:
wHEAT-Quiet; No. 2 soft, cash, TS1zc.
CoRS-IIower; No. cash, Exc: March,
4Sc bid &c asked; May, 45lzc bid, 455s asked.
OATs-No. cash. &c bid, &c asked.
RYR-Eothing doing.
EGGs-Fresh. &c per dozen.
BUTTER-Roll, good TO choice. f51lSc-
HAY-Fancy small baled. $500
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Reject the Cut.

BosToN, Feb. 6. Three hundred CT
gar makers, comprising employees of
five of the largest houses, refused to go
either do not belong to the Manuf3c-
turers' union, or have not posted the
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has also been made by the company
against five of the ring leaders of the
mob and they will be arrested within
the next twenty-four hours. 1t is
thought that these arrests will put a
stop to the rioting. The police are
still guarding the works, but every
thing is Oniet
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EanaAouna Gaea IN.

LONDON. Feb. s.-Marquis of Lans-
downe. governor general of Canada.
viii succeed the Earl of Dufferin as
governor general of Indir at the end OF
the present veal, Lord Dufferin desiring
for private reasons to return home.
Lord Stanley Of Preston will be Lord
Lansdowness successor.
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UTILIZATION KiIIed.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 7.-Monday at San
dy Ridge, Missouri, jeff Harrison was
instantly killed by William Farmer.
Farmer was ordered to desist coming
to Harrison's house, and in revenge
laid in ambush for him. The murderer
IA AFT large
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SnectaI Co,nn1fttee.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Speaker
Carlisle to-day appointed the following
special committee on existing labor
troubles in Pennsylvania: Tillman, of
South Carolina; Stone, of Missouri;
Chapman, of Michigan; Anderson, of
Kansas, an d Parker, of New York.
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Opium Captured.

WATERTOwN, N. Y, Feb. s.
United States customs officials last
night captured s25, 600 worth of opium
which was being struggled across the
boundary liue at Redwood. The
smuggler and liverv stable keep
er who accompanied his were arrested.
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DARING AND SUFFERING.
A History of the Andrews Railroad
Raid Into Georgia in 1852.
The Host Heroic and Tragic Episode
Of the Civil War.

EnbFASlnE = Fun and Accurate Accent
81 the Secret Journey 60 the Heart Of
the COnEsdsraey, the CaPturO OF .
RaaIway Train in = CSnfsdsrato Camp.
the Terrible Chase That Followed. and
the Subsequent FORTUNES OF the LSaasg
ana HE Party.
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Appeal ReneHEed.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. THE general
executive board of the knights of La
Dor to-day renewed the appeal made by
the last general assembly in behalf of
the striking Lehigh miners. 1t is now
said that Mr.. Powderly s physician has
forbidden him to leave Scranton.
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ssnrrendered hy Hia Rondnmen

CINCINNATI, Feb. S.-JOhn Z. De-
camp has been surrendered by his
bondsmen, John Carlisle and Albert
Meter, and is now in charge of a
United States deputy marshal. He has
not been committed to jail, but is call
ing upon his friends to go on his bond.
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Found Oil.

LEHIGH, Ind, Territory, Feb. s.
Oil was struck here yesterday at a
depth of 917 feet and is flowing at the
rate of barrel an hour.
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GAIT, Ontario, Feb. s.-John Curry,
a farmer shot and killed Henry Main,
a banker and broker of this city this
morning and then committed suicide.
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national cemetery at Chattanooga. A
monument should mark both this spot and
that In Atlanta, where heroism in death
shone 50 brightly.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-02-09
BY WILLIAM PITrENoER,
a HEHBER Or rEn EXPEDITION.
CHAPTER XXI.

eDspyrishted, 1887, by War Publlshing Co.. n. T..
<hd publishsd ~ arrangement with theIn-l
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ron THE CELEsTIALs.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Feb. There is
laundries of this city. 1t was begun a
few days ago and they are now wash
ing collars and cuffs at the rate Of two
dozen for one cent and shirts for two
cents each The Chinese Iaundries
have refused to cut rates SO far and de-
clare they will quit rather than work
for nothing. 1t is thought by some that
the fight is a scheme to run the celes-
tialS out,
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NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-The large dam
at Glen Cave, Long Island, owned by
the Duryea Starch Manufacturing
Company, gave way early this morning
under the pressure of water caused by
the thawing out of the tributary
creeks. The dam and a number of
small boats were swept out into the
sound by the enormous volume of wa
ter. The accident greatly excited the
villagers, but the loss, about $4,000
falls almost entirely upon the Dur
yeas.
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ARRFSTED FOR RIrRGIARY.

ATCHISON, KS, FEB. 6.-GeOrge Ty-
Ter, colOred, young negro wanted at
Wichita for burglarizing a clothing
house some days ago, was arrested in
this city at an early hour this morning.
Tyler was run out Of Atchison some
weeks ago by Pet Pennel, another ne
gro, who claimed that Tyler had been
criminaIly intimate with his wife. PEN
nel's wife has applied for q divorce.
SHOT THE WRONG NAN.
SHREVEPORT, La. Feb. 6.-W. C.
Farmer, a commercial traveller from
st. Louis, was shot and killed last
night In a saloon, by one Charles Par
ker, of Georgia. Parker and a man
named PiersOn had q difficulty over a
card table and Farmer received the
bullet meant for Pierson. farmers
fT-ioOda I1xyo ar ahlav III
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ANDERSON, Ind, Feb. IA
terrific natural gas explosion the
third within q week, occurred this
morning at 7:15 O'Clock at the residence
of T. n. Norton on north Main street,
proprietor of the Anderson brewery,
blowing out the entire front
and completely den1olishing the
house, killing Fenton C. Rogers. of
Cincinnati, book keeper for
Pat Shechon, a grocer of this city who
/ was sleeping in the front room. The
explosion was caused by leakage in
| the mains of the Dixey Natural Gas
company, and when Mrs. Norton went
to light the gas the explosion tool
| place. Two daughters of Mr.. Norton,
who were sleeping In the
front room above were not In.
jured and had wonderful
escape as the room was completely
blown to pieces. "A small fire occurred
at the same place last night. but wa
/ put out without much damage. Mrs
Norton was severely burned about ths
head and shoulders and Is in q critica
condition. The loss on the house vii
reach about 81 zoo.
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MEMPHIS, Feb. 6--The steamer Lee
Howell, running between Helena,
Ark. and Friars Point, Miss, sunk
three miles above the latter place Fri
posed of Sc, 900 shingles, $1,000 feet of
lumber and 1900 empty oil sacks.
Both the boat and cargo will prove a
total loss. The boat is owned by T.
James Bros, of Helena, and is par
TALLY insured. The cargo was consign-
ed to Helena firms and is fully cover
ed by insurance. The cause of the
sinking is not definitely known, but
is supposed TO be due to overlooking.
No lives were lost,
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KILLED AT A CROSSING.
PITTsBURG, Pa, Feb 5.-An ex-
press train on the Pittsburg & West
ern railroad ran into wagon at the
Cherry street crossing, Allegheny City.
bronner, the driver, and seriously in
juring William Albright, a boy il
years old and his companion. a young
son OF Policeman johnson. Mr.. Stein
bronner and the boys were crossing
the tracks on their way to the river
for coal, when the Il ain struck the
wagon in the middle.
Steinbronner was thrown a distance
of twenty feet. where the train
passed over him, cutting him badly
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Our readers will favor US by CALI
ing the attention Of neighbors to the
WNExKH News. We ask zach Of
our friends to endeavor 70 send us
&C least one new subscriber during
the coming month.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-08-13
0as @rieaSf0tTe fpfen.

Die enelii6e rNr1nD ano gtaop Gazette"
CAB fltr3lt6 etne tnterefiante 3ulantntenz
iteuung Der 8aufoiten eint9er Der berDors
rage10iten &riegsI9tffe Der brtttl6en Slotte
tpdbreno Ser leBten bier Sa~6rbullberte.
Der v@reat 6arrD" etn 3neioeder
BON 48 &anonen, etforberte gu ietner Ser
1telung, bic ettpa 1883 been6et mar, Die
Sun1me bon nun 10000 Dollars. Oie
bunbert Sabre lpGter erbaute vGItaz
bets" foitete 10000 Dollars; fic trug
auBer Sen 5mei Observation-Disclosures beretts
Dolie 8reitieit @cihuB : Qufitelung aut
Sberbef, tDie Die Qinteni6iffe erlter &laiie
oes oortgen unb bes segentDGrti9en aSd6rz
bu1oertS. Ser aus Dem Sabre 1858 itantz
merbe rs a me 8 so , al" erbeii6te etnen
@uftpano bon 10000 Dollars, Der
v&oDal @eorge", 1888, i9on einen
ipl6en bon 3333, 600.
SIM leBten Sabr6unbert aber, bon 1888
Bis beute, baben it9 Die 8aufoiten zines
S6la6ti6tffes eriter St6rte, na0oem bic
3ett ber Oampfi6iffe unb bann Der i9tper
9epanaerten &fi6iffe bic Ser groBen
6olsernen 2tntenidtffe abgelDit bat, raid
gang geDalttg 9eftet9ert, benin bic Soften
Der in bieiem Sabre abgeIaufenen v8tfz
torta" zines e%tntburnttgen Banaers bon
10,470 Sonnen, Delen i6Dere NrttQerte
aus 3pei 164 so1ligen 8anonen bon ie 10
Sons &obr9etptbt beitebt, b~eatfern itd auf
3,625,000 Dollars, alto fait auf oas @lf7
fd6e 6erieni9en beS v&oDal @eor9e". Son
benz 3neitburmpan5er vTrafaIgar" err
tpartet man iogar, .baB feline 6erttgiteuung
etnen Nufnanb bon 5 NRiu. 0olars erfors
berltb MAIDEN ptrb. 0amit bdtten ii6 int
nerbalb Der lebten 400 Sabre Die CUR Ger
fteIung zines 3%eitgemdBen S6la6tl6tffeS
alIererfter Starte nDtbigen 2luftpenoun9elt
UNI ettpas nebr ais bos Ginunbitebz
5tgfa6e geitetgert.
Die 3dbl ber 6eute BON BEN etn5elner
md6ti9iten ~porbanoenen S6la6tl6iffen
geflbrten &anonen lit 6erunteroeiunfen auf
3pet big bier Der i6meriten unb 5ebn bis
SD6lf mittell6tpere Gei6iBe. OaS 5tpettz
i6perite beute BON Ser englti6en 8lotte gez
fabrte @ei6Ib, Der 1875 l30uer (0tobrs
gewt6t 81 SonS), toitet mad elmer Wtttz
tbetIung elmer en9ltihen Ta6i6rift runb
$4,000. Gin iol6eS @eidiiB, bon pel6em
Die odmtt betpdffneten S6iffe bier tragett,
foitet alto i6on NIT ether gar ni6t ibers
mGBigen Muntttonss NuSriiitung 10 btel,
tDie bas ei1gangs 9erarnte 9rDBte &rtegSz
i6tff @nglanOs TIM Sabre 1888 nit elmer
@eiamutts8 epaffnuna BON 48 &anonen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-08-13

aufgebeat tpproen. 8on 8egtnn aus, no
er getpt6tige @rinoe 3ur Nbreiie bate,
ta19te oa Gotta in 8ariS auf, angebli6 UNI
etn 8ldtt, journal DIES deux Mondes", sI
9rltnoen. 9ulein Die belgilde 9oli5ei, bic
g%etptier. @elo> unb 8edie[Oortomnntiie
bdlber etne nGbere Befultntldatt nit benz
oe~r1Dtpunoeten N6enteurer Dilnl6te, blleb
tbln auf Der Spur unD Deral1laBte Die
YartIer St6erbeitsbeb0rOelt, 0a Sofia gu
berbQtten. 6ierbei nun fam es an ben Sag,
DaB ldon ctntge W1onate Dorber Da Gotta in
BarlS etnt9e r~affinirte @auner1tretde dus7
gefithrt BAT.
SIN @ertrauen auf iene 0nmmbett, aegen
Del6e mad Dem @orte bes iterbenoen
Galbot ielbit @0tter pergebenS anfGmpfen,
grl1oete ba sofia tn YartS nit Yol1tp
1.-The world manufactoringCompany" Die
BET pa1ienoer @elegenbeit aud ben 9tdmelt
"Societa manufacturers di World" al1>
nabm. SeIbitperitGnolt6 mar IS eth groB=
arttges ul1ternebnle1, in 00ttDon, III Jtetp
Worf uro BartS beltanben bic 6aupts
Embellishments, tpdhrenb Die Ngenturen oeS
nit 6utOerttauienoen BON SrancS arbetz
tenoen @eI6Gftes, tpeldeS it6 nit benz Ser
trtebe bon nbren befaBte, it'd bis nab
Canada, Samaica, 8raftlten, Muitralten,
Snoten nno Nfrifa eritredten. Jttr zines
bate otelIetbt ben aufmerfian1ert 2eler Der
Bro1pecte, pelde bd sofia retdltd 31r
@lnpfeblung ieiner I1bren na6 auer 0errer1
Sdnoern perionbte, ftuHt9 mahet fOnnen-
Die @eieai6aft par itreng ouonpnt. Qlts
nabeltegenoen @riinben, Den11 tie be1tato
ielbitDeritdnolt6 nur aus Sofa, Der NIT
bungernbem Welobeutel auf oer @rfplg lei>
ner 8elniibungen borrte.
@r brdudte nidt lange ST tDartel1. Bdlo
ltefen Die S6erflein alIer Sener ETH, tpelde
an leberluB an @el6 n1b 8ertrauen Ittten,
bier 36, bort 100, bort 250 Srcs.. bic
rtetlten aus Stalten, 100, Dte eS l6etnt, eht
beloroerer 0eodrf an ubren berrl6te. Sa
SO1ta. ma6te eth 9utes @el6aft er 1tri6
bte tbn1 pertrauenspoQ 5ugelanoten Sutttz
men Elm unO 6itete ft6, bafir ubren gu
l6tden; aIetn alImGbli6 began1en bo6
~einselne Der @eihGbigten unrlbtg 81 tuerz
ben, %perlangtett i6r @elb 3uriid ooer 6r0bz
ten nit &lagen, 10 0aB Der 0D6itapler itd
e1tl6lDB, 3u ett1er1 teuen @rtperbs5tpetge
~ltber5ugeben. Inter benz 9ta1nen ugt 0 r.
III d n n" grinoete er ote '"The continental
Arms Company, BON ipelder CT ft6 offen1
bar einen dbnlt1en. @rfolg Derlpra6.
Qaetn er fam nt6t mebr Oaau, ietne bo6z
fliegen6en Bldne 5t pertptrflt6et, oa i'm
inspil6en oas S9tfial in @eitalt Der Ser
baft1ng %eretlte.
Gor @eri9t 9ab ba Gotta ale Tbatia6en
gu, ~leugnete babel 6te M6ii6t bes 8etruges
uno ben1iibte itd, ols Elm Spfer Der tbm
fetnolt6en loctaliitti6en Partet 81 erl6eiz
1en. St fam nit elmer 3telnlt6 miloen
Strafe, l Sabr uno l Sag @efGngttB ba=
BON. Spdter ptrb er ii6 allerotngS nod
s 81 dj'S bat 5 Sic 'T 5oaanoi;6s ESQ golt asi' Sen
OrInaenOe9 Wrni9 ssaltBert, ben ge6etm.
gipeberIan6en bon linn bsoanoener getruass
faae balber auf 8pet Sabre unter tire OBJ
but 5u nebnten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-08-13
Gin eeDetmmi6nouer etbentetrer.
e bbnrger D IT,

Wer 1T bte 9eri6nLt1fett, tpeI6e oieier
Sage Dor benz 3ebnten Bartier Corrections
bofe erldten ? @r ttennt ftd ba Gp it a,
aber eg 1T ftder, BOB ct ietnen gtdmen tpte
ietne W6i6e Debielt = CT tit, tDte er bes
banptet, aus l1eber3eugung, SocialreDolhz
ttondr uno bat 5I = o t D II in. ietner
3ettun9 IT e Anarchist" CUR @ritns
onng elmer 0Dnamtti6ule aufaefor0ert;
allein feline ebetnaligen @eltnnun9sgenoiien,
tuelder ct duf benz 2onooner ioctaltitii6en
@ongrefie bon 1881 als Doctor
Natban @an5" feline QnibauIngen
tber ben StraBentampf enttpifeLte, be5etds
men tbt dls etnen gebetrnen Qgenten, nGbz
reno bic fran30iti9e Bolt3et 3n Der Nnit6t
1tetgt, baB er &unoi9after elmer fremoen
Wtlttdrmu6t iet.
$50 lit er geboren ? - man fanb bel tbtn
5tDet @eburtsi6eine, ben etrten aus Stem
Srledts, ben anoeren aus Wfdin3, aQetn
6dt lit ipabri4etnLt6 fetner bon betben.
$50 bat er gelebt ? = iberdu uno ntrgenbs,
teBt III Barts, porber in Berlin, in Wten,
Elm Sabr in Nmertta - bunn tpie6er in
@uropa, itets init bollen 5Gnoen bas Gelb
au8gebenb unb bpb auBer Stonbe, audi nur
Die geringite GtnnabmedueQe ndd,utpeilen.
gSeldes tit ietne Spra6e ? : aud bier tetn
4nbaltspnnft, oenn 9let6mdBig ooIenbet
ateBen Die Sdute 10 3iemlt6 iGmmtlther
9ulturlpradben aus Dem Wtunbe bes fdum
toretBtgla3rtqen n%nbefannten, Der, eine auf
pen eriten Slid duBeroroentIt1 beIte9enoe
GrlGetnun9, it'd Begen bic Nnflage bes 8ez
trnges 81 neranttporten bat.
Das 9untel, tpel6es ba Sofas gebetmniBs
6oue itno iebenfaGs an Nbentenern ret6e
SSaatbabn url9tebt, 1T BON Der fron50iti6en
Polt3et peri9itens duf cine furae Strefe bin
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-08-13
We1tc @nb<Irdfen.

Die frtegfiDrenoen &abeI9eieui6aften
BADEN Srieoen gei6lo1ier, unD Der &a6elz
tariff Ser iett ungefdbr einem Sabr II @ents
per Bort betrua, nirb b 0 m 1. Septem M
Der q II auf Is Gents, aljo ret9lt6 bus
bic 8efDroerung bon &apeloepel6en bon Der
Stabt Stem gprf uno BEN Neus@ngz
lambs Staten na6 Oeutl6lal1b, @roBbriz
tantien nno Sranfret6 berednet tperoen.
Sir &abeloepel6en, tpel6e an anoeren als
Sen erpdbnten BlGben Der Ser. Staaten
aufgegeben weroen, tptr6 cine d lagsz
gebibr berebnet, Die it6 fir Die nadbez
1annten Stdaten, be~siebungspetle StGote
folgenoermaBen geftaltet:
5taat Stem gort, 8eunipIoanien, Oelas
mare, WfarDlano, 9titrict @nllmbia3 Gents
bas 8prt Gallo 3uiammen 29 @entS.)
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-03
DASHED TO DEATH.
A Mangied Body Mars a New
Building.

Building.
Frank Johnson, SWede laborer en-
ployed in the construction of the Hale
block OH Jackson street near Seventh,
met with a. terrible accident yesterday
morning which resulted i'll his death at
the city hospital shortly after l o'clock
in the afternoon While engaged with
a barrow at the top of the seventh story,
wheeling brick TO the masons, he
lost his footing and fell with the
barrow and brick from the plat
form upon which the men were
working, plunging down through the
network of iron frames, his body
knocked from SIDE to side by the sharp
iron joists with which he came in con-
tact. At the third story he fell full
upon an iron cross bar, where, for
fieeting moment he hung dangling be-
tween heaven and earth, grasping
wildly at the empty air, only to topple
over to one side and fall through
to the basement, where he
struck upon pile OF
stone. mortar and fragments of brick.
When assistance reached him in the
basement he was horrible sight to
look upon, the cruel iron beams having
torn the flesh from the very bones of
his face, body and limbs. The central
patrol wagon was called and he was re-
moved more dead than alive to the city
hospital, where death soon came to his
relief At the hospital it was learned
that aside from internal Injuries, he
sustained fractures of the right arm and
left leg, and that his nose was broken.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-03
LEGISLATIVE.

First District-Twenty sixth Senatorial Dis
trict-Old First Ward,
HENRY FEYDER,
Second District-Twenty- Senatorial
Distriet-Old Fifth Ward,
FRED w. BOTT.
Third District-Twenty-s Senatorial Dis
trict-County,
ALEXANDER ADAMS.
First District-Twenty-s seventh Senatorial
District-Oid Second and Sixth Wards,
No Nomination.
Second disadvantages senatorial
District-Old Third Ward
JOHN S. erode.
Third Observation-Disclosures Senatorial
Distriet-First and Fourth Precincts OF Old
Fourth Ward.
JOHN III. IVES.
Fourth District-Twenty-sey Senatorial
District Second and Third Precincts OF
Old Fourth Ward,
JOHN H. BAYER.