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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-10
AUCTION SALES.

DY VIRTUE of deed OF trust executed by
- Henry Callan to John T. Nails and others,
trustees of the Old Dominion Co operative Build
ing Association of Alexandria. Va. dated July
ODD. 1856. and recorded in deed book No. il, TO.
Ito 29i, of the land records of Alexandria city,
Va, the undersigned trustees of said association,
by direction of the Board of Directors of the said
assoc alton will otier for sale ut public auction,
for cash, in front Of the Royal street entrance to
the Market Building, at twelve o'clock IN. on
THURSDAY, the 18th of November. 1888, all
that BRICK TENEMENT and LOT OF GROUND
Gil the south side of King street, beginning 40
feet inches east OF Henry street, and running
thence south parallel to Henry street 100 feet to
fleet alley thence east and parallel to King
street "a feet thence north and parallel to Henry
street 200 feet to King street: thence west on
King street "a feet to tie beginDing-the said lot
of ground being subject to Il rent charge Of s:.4
per anuun.
THOS. LEADBEATER,
r. II LYLES, Trustees
JONAS FISHER,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-10

TH6 OIL Gas So far thu new oil gas
does not give satisfaction aud many of the
consumers are mplainng of lis bad quail
.ty. The fame is not brilliant, there Is a
bad ofof about it and it smokes. Still, it is
some hing new and tut an experiment in
this city and it ia hoped that those having
the pew works in charge will correct all the
evils in lis manufacture mentioned above.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-10

JAMES PEARSON, living ntar Brentsvile,
Proce William county. committed suicide
thursday by shooting himsef through the
head. The Manassas Go<ette Says: MIR.
Pearson has had great deal OF trouble for
about year past He took his little boy
into The woods and there shot himself. His
son ;au for assistance and Mr. Pearson was
tax n home, where be lived but short time
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-10

MEMORIAL TABLRT-Mr Jas. NJ Moore.
Of Osange C. H. who has the contract for
filing he Fat Nancy" trestle on the Vac
ginia Mid and railroad where the recent
terrb'e accident occurred, has had placed
aver The keystone OF the culyert tablet
bearing the follow ing inscription ''ln mem.
DRY of Cornelius Cox, c. E BON Oct. 9TH,
lS46 Died July II, 1855"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-10

DEFEATED j. T. Johnston. republican
member of Congress from the Eighth IGdana
district, who u few years since came to this
city. by Invitation. TO deliver an address on
Decoration Day, aud who availed himself Of
The opportunity thus afforded him to insult
the people of this city and the South was
on Tuesday last defeated by Mr.. Elijah v.
Brookshire, democrat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-10
Try. Try Again.

After trying many advertised remedies for ca
tarrh during the past twelve years, tried Ely 5
Cream Balm, and with complete success 1t Ia
over one year since l stopped using it and have
had no return OF the cstarrh. recommend 1t TO
all my friends in this vicinity Milton l. PaIm'
Reading, Pa.
NV daughter aud myself great sufferers from
cstar,h. were cured by Ely's Cream Balm. Ny
sense of smell is restored.-[C. NJ Stanley, Shoe
Dealer ithaca N. Y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-10

STATE TAXES City Treasurer Harlow,
as will be seen by notice elsewhere, will
on and after Monday next be prepared to
receive the State taxes for the year. Those
who pay before the FIRST OF December next
will save the the per cent. penalty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-10

In delicate health, aud all who suffer from
habtua constipation, will find the pleasant
California liquid fruit remedy. Syrup OF Figs,
more easily taken and more beneficial In Ell
feet than any other remedy. 1t acts prompt
ly yet gently on the Bowels, Kidneys,
Liver, aud stomach, and does not sicken or
,iebilitate. For sale by E. S. Leadbeater q
BIO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-10

TIE EIGHTH DIsrRIcr.-The following
are the maj brities in the Z ghth district
Tor { mgressnan, as nearly as can be ascer-
tanned Up to o day:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-10
LOST AND FOUND.

I osT-A CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT. No.
IL 3GS, dated March ID, 1897 for the sum of
fourteen hundred dollars (3l,400), issued by
Burke G. Herbert to Lucy c. Stuart, and payable
TO the order of herself which certificate has been
mislaid, lost, stolen destroyed and payment
has been stopped and application made for new
certificate. All persons are requested to show
cause why new certificate should not be isssed
in lieu Of said certificate.
oct20 I'm LUCY c. STUART.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-10
AlfsaGtsrga Q5azpttse
s,TrgDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10
LOCAL MATTERS

/, ,,.. section muc', colder weather, fair dur
s.ruriay night and Sunday. westerly winds
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-10

PolIce REpoRr.-Last night was cloudy
mad mild with three prisoners and one lodg-
er at the station house.
The Mayor this morning disposed OF The
following cases
VIM. s, Sprggs, colored, arrested by officer
Brenner for an assault on Henry Johnson
WAS fined 50
Dan F.esman aud Joseph Church we'll
solorel. arrested by officers Grady and lay,
Ior flr isorGerly conduct, were fined 81
each
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-10

sLEEpLEss NIGHTS, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the
Remedy for you Sold by E S Leadbester
a. Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-10

MAKING 1T Hot Henry Johnson; color
ed was assaulted last night by VIM. Sprlggs'
also coored. because he had voted the dem
ocrat!c ticket on Tuesday. Johnson 10
hard working man and we'll known wen.
digger. who has voted with the democrats
for some time past. The weapon used py
Sprigg5 was long ice pick. rms Is noI Tue ho'
fret time Johnson has been assault ~, 10
cause he did not vote with his Color L.
dav Spriggs was fined 50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-10

PARAIYzED.-While Mr.. John Perry was
experimenting the loading OF wagon OF
lumber at his planiog mill this morning
about 10 o'clock be was stricken win pa
raivsis aud fell to the pavement. he was
Immediately taken to his office near ny ana
from thence conveyed in carriage 10 MS
home. on Prince street, where he was at
tended by Dr. Gibson. and is now IN pre-
aarious condition His entire LETT SIDE Is
paral,z.d and he is unable to speak. H's
many friends in this city will be sorry TO
learn of his serious illness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-10

FINE SToCK-Mr Henry Fairfax, OF OAK
Hill. L0udoun county, who returned IRON
Englaud about TWO weeks ago. yesterday
received the fine English thoroGg hoieo
Hackney stallion Matchiess, hAc%ne
mare and her colt, and two welsh pouie''
purchased by him while abroad ior his Stock
farm 10 Loudoun. Matchless weighs ABOUT
$50 pounds took the fret prize'. 81 yer
medal and 2400 francs, at last eprIn9's eG'
hiblion at Brussels, returned to England
and ten DAYS after, took the hrst pilz7
awarded by the Royal Agricultural society
Of England. The mare and colt are beau
ties
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-10

THE NOVEMBER METEoRs. earth
piuuges through this gigantic meteor zone
on the 18th, and stray meteors caught 10
the contact with the earth's atmosphere
will be visible on the nights CT the l2tn
IS and 14th. There will probably be only
an ordinary display, but it is we'll to be on
the watch, for no one can tell what may
bappen. The November meteor zone Is
made up Of q collection ofmeteors, following
in the track of Temples comet. Its perihe
Iioo rests on the earth's orbit, and its apte-
lion ia beyond the orbit of Uranus.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-10

Run AGROUND The steamer Excelsior,
which left here on Thursday night last Tor
Norfolk. ran aground that night on Dade's
shoals, near Upper Cedar Point, where shs
still remains. The steamer Wakefield ana
tug on their way up the river YESTERDAY
went to the assistance o: the Excelsior :. oo a.
were unable to pull her Oft. The Wakehe!o
brought her passengers back to this CITY
yesterday evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-10

SHILoH's CATARRH REMEDY-a positive
cure for Caterrh, Diphtheria and Canker-
Mouth. Sold by E. S. Leadbeater Il Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-10

UNION PRAYER MEETINGS. preparatory
to the e2aDgelia,ic serv c.s OF Rev. Z. n
Yatman, will be held next week at the w var,'
Gus churches hi the following order MOI.
day, NJ P. Siur.h; Tne-dng' Bap!ls.
Church Wednesday, secind f'e,ey terrain
Church Thursday. T,iui'y Maihodis'
Church. Time of service 1850 p. ~.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-10
,arncu SERVICES, &c, To MORROW

cgrRcn SERVICES, &c, To MORROW
rst GHpch.-Services al | a. m. and 4 so
~ b, Rev De- Snter
= Pulls Church Services at IL d. m.
IN. m. by Rev DR.. Norton
'D s.,rs Church -Litauy and homily Z a. IN F.;
.,,nnv PRAYER aud sermon II a. IN. in.
..u.gI service 4l0 .. M evening prayer
"a .ermen 80 p. m
~ . Wars Church.-Hgh Mass and ser
an hy R-v Father Heating; Vespers at
IN ~ ma. Sermon by Father Clark, Of
u..blplt m; Monday, service at $50 p. u f,
.srmoo py Father Ell. A. McGurk, of Wash
TN Tuesday. service at 7:30 .. o., ser
moo b, Fathr, FL. Connolly, OF Wasb-
egluu
M b, R.v J NJ. Nourse.
S.r,sd Presbyterian Chrch. Services at
M and $50 +. m by Rev. James |.
m, Church. Services at / r. IN. and
-n r. IN by Rev. NJ. Mercer. Macs
m-s.ine Of Toe church Mt close OF morning
..rvice toe usjder important matters. Bap-
w . ue,a. Fps Church S ,rvicas at II
~ nr,d 80 m by Rev. h f. Bishop
V,H Epis Charch Sotth.-Servces a. II
n. aud 80 p. III. by Rev. w. J. Young.
loruing subject Brotheriy Love" even
~ .ni &c What is Meant by the New
lE,t Prot Church. Services at II q. M
and 80 o II, by Raw l.. X Dyott. Moro
inc .ub,-c The Campaign evening
.n6set Critical Periods 10 the Life of
Sinner
G,Tm.n Lutheran 0urch.-Servce at
liam. IN German and 7:30 p. m. in Eng
Ij.h by Rev J A Schwoy.
Ioag Mcn's Christian, association. Aims
House at 80 p. m. Prayer meetingat the
Midland depot at $50 p. IN. and at the
rooms AT 4:50 p. IN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-10

LoNo DISTANCE TELEPHONES The prac
t,cabitv of tie long distance telephone Tor
conveying news with great rapidity wSs
mite satisfactorily demonstrated in New
y9,k the night after Tuesdays election.
R-,g,ps were sent in from Albany, Hart
ford Boston, Buffalo and other places to
which loug distance telephone wires extend i,
iofrom len to fifteen minutes less time than
fine same returns were sent over the wires OF
the telegraph company. The system is
beinp extended to Detroit, Chicago,
Washington aud other leading cities
of the country. The increase in the
demand for lopg-distaDce telephone service
is very great Between New York aud
Boston there are now forty wires in constant
use. 1t is not unreasonable to suppose that
the entire country will ere long be covered
BY net work of long distance telephone
wires. aud distance thus be practically an
initiated go far as The transmission OF con-
municatons is concerned. One OF the long
dlatance instruments has recently been
placed in the telephone exchange in this
CITY and the service to Baltimore made much
more satisfactory by its use.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-10

a HOUSE FLooDED.-A night or TWO
since thief entered the uooccnpied house
on the east side of ROYAL street, between
Cameron and Queen, lately occupied oy
Mr.. Charles King, tore out sill the lead pipes
which they carried off, and left the water
running which completed, fl 'oded the house,
causing considerable damage. This piece
of vandalism was not Discovered I'LL ms
Morning
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-18
ltebsrmutb tbat nidt gut.

I'm bic Ufitts bes 9erbfts3 ltanb IN isi:
ner Stube bic itaatIi5e 5isur bss gauerr
S6naate Dor eiisu, ipinbelbiirren Wann:
den, bas f9 Dor tbm auSnabm, pte mai:
lamb ber fletne Oauio Dor benz GteieT Co.
liatb, aber ni5t ME i'm 8snuBtiein beS
uaben Sieges, ionbsrn in bettslnoer Stels
lung, pie etpa ter arnte 2a5arus Dor benz
rei6en Wann seifanben baben wiroe, wenn
er iein 2aser bate perIafien t0nnen, uno
babel i5eusn BIifss, wie Giaer, beiien
9epifen aIerIei gu reben bat.
9ie beiben Wdnner i5ienen fid BON eins
amber su perabi9ieben. 0as Wdnn9en
Der SSaSe genbir aus 8~oitsuburs,
binn unb suiammensettotnet ~ie Elm &iirs
bis ItengeL i'm Spdtberbit, aber nit einem
Wunbwerf periebsu, als werbe es bar9
Dampftraft in gewesuns ssiett.
Gbe i'd ssbs, S5naate, iusts bet Subs,
mill i'd Sud nod seben ben suten &atb,
fibrt Elm 8eib in @uer 9aus, fttt Sbr
ba spii3en fremben 2euten. unb giner
MIL perbienen, unb Der Inbere mill uers
bienen, unbCGue pollen uerbisnen, unb
mem ioa man ba traasn2 Sd iass Ries
manb.
Ser Bauer la5te: 8snn gu trepirt
biff, Sube, bsiratbe i'd Define &aue.
SGere Did bod ni6t um mein Sauspes
fen. gbsr nod etnmaI: 0u bait bod
re6t eers6nst, unb i'd babe bod metne
1000 @ulbeu peroieut.
8as woGi' i3 mid ba5en uerre@net!
gr bat baar peroient, wie ids babe seiast,
bic 1000 9ulbeu. Der Bluti9elbanbel In
8olen lit elm @si9dft3en, ais ni9t tonnte
better 9ema9t BADEN Der &Onis Salomo
NIT Der 66nisin pom 0tei9 9Irabien, wsls
DIES geweien 1T Elm srauiam rei4es unb
tluses Srauensimmer. rlab ldse mir nt6t
idon ber S9nes bier oben. oSer woaten
itur nod meme SpatierbOI3er ba unten,
10 I5uarrte i'd nod beute Ibenb meinen
Baden unb wiirOe ssbsn morsen na5 Yos
len, unb warbe per6isnen Mai6Ores, @ott
0u @ere5tsr, mebr ais sepeien 1T Der
Game @brabams, unb ber 1T seweien wie
bic Sterne am Simmsl unb wie Der Sanb
am Reer! gsun muB t3 iisen bIeiben bins
ter benz Diem BEL Der &ale, nnb mad bas
burd Sdaben bic taulenb blaute Ducaten,
bic nod tsia Wsnid bat bsi9nittsn unS
sefsilt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-18
PILL EN-
st. &apbaels : Yereru gum Sduse oer
Gin uno MuSwanoerer.
Sea6t

Bon ps,idisesneu Ssiten weres Id 10 oft eriu4t, stnen
8erpaubtsn ooer getaunten, Der aber see tomnt, ID
Castle Garden ;u eutpfau9en une tim bebllfit ;u istu.
Sd bin 8erue Su iebem Dteuite berett. Bur m69ts Id bits
ten, itets senan a~n5ueeben, NIT uel4em ShtHe Der Betrefs
fsnoe tonlnen lou. 8euu man uns utdt ben u~nsefdbrsu
gse9 unb Bite ~un8efdbre Seitaustbt, Tauu elmer tommen ioui
10 ~ es idper, Ia Jan unmosli4, Semarbeu uuter btr
vsa1e etrIpeneerer ~ausfinets Su MAIDEN. gub pdrt 60
gut. penn man ben Berparoteu ibou BITE abreHe Der turos
pdti9en 8ertr~auensmdnner ausdbe. aui eteie art pnret
aud i4on bribea ihr fe seiorst perSsu, unb tdusn iebs
ON f4sri.en birett an MID. Mtr gsben bier BITE Horeds
Der perl4tsosnsn 8srtrautusmaunsr uHb benerten babel
nod f~olseuess.
Der 3ped Oes ct. RapbasIss ger.tus tn, BEN NttI.uben
S9uS urb Btifanb au9ebeibeu su lafen, uno fe DOR lee
benz Sdaesn IN Settlibeu uno 9~etittsen Dinsen Az bsmaSs
rem. Seos austunit tn Betref ether iebeu Anssleseubtt
Der &etie ptro berettwtai9it uuo GRATIS ertbeilt. Gs
uro8s haber eth Sober f9 tn Reties gnseIeseuttttsn uers
traisuspol on ben 8srein peneen. Stsr elm 0n,siautS
Der ueridtebenen 8ertrauensmduner:
DsrtrauerSmauner oeS ct. WaphatIS
0erstnS iino tn;
Bremen: Strr gaitor 9. q 4I5iisr, 2tus.ufr.s.
SaH'Hrs3i; ,oS StEs sSs'S'r @saHbsra Or. Tst&sn'
Gutwsrpsn: LSsrr 3. @. B q rs n, 40 ausuu. Charlotte
8otterbaul: Serr Saeob 36Iler, pan Der Eadfraatl1.
Saure: per- y. lambert Retb N q n n, 3SueD Doubt.
9onbou: Ssrr 9ator Sd. 8OIt. IL uuieu Strtst;
85itsaapsi.
~9iuerpool: Ssrr @tIIiam EroR, 80 Suts Str.st.
Rem BORT: &eu. 3. ReuIaue, satbol. Brteter, 6 Stats
Street, seesnhber eai,le @aroer.
Borto Gueers, Brop. Rto @raube bu CUT, BraHItsu,
Serr eIemeus @allau.
SStuptus (Doua Sranctsea). prou. Santu gattartua,
BraRittn: 5err Baitor y. Bosae sbaufsu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-18

> GaS eim3ige Seilmittel, tpel&eS 5u.
sleib auf bic SbdtiSfeit aler bieier Srsane,
mirtt uno baS reaelmdbi9e Grbeiten berielbsn
an i6neQtsn tptebsr berbeiflbrt, fcmit eaS
9eiben an Der @urjel ansreift anS beistttst,
finb bic tpeltberi9mten
X st. sermarn &rGmfsr- Dtlem.
, Dieie giQen finb nur aug Yfan3enFcfen
5aiammenSeiebt unb Spltommen fret BON
Suedflber pber anbern iddpltten Seitanbs
tbeilen. GS peridune baber Nienanb, bee
nit einem isner Geiben bebaftet III, redtseitis
su ben ct. Rernaro 3riuter sQtaen
5u sreiier, tpelde Itet8.belfen unb 5tpar utro
Elm 0eriu6 bis8 ipfprt beltdtisen. I
Die ct. Bernato &rauters9iuett Fns n
Hpptbeen bu babeu; Briefs nssit @ebrauHSanpeiiunO
rs Gents bic G6a6tsL, flnf S6attslu fur 81. 90;
Re treresn auh sesen Grnpfans bes greiis8 tn bdar
rber 9risfmarten trsenb rpbin In ben BeretniStta
Staaten, Canada cher europa fret j~ussiannt ron
p. Neustaedter & Co. Box 2416. New York City.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-18
Observation-Disclosures ses ct. wapbasIS
0erstnS limb In;
Baltimore &trdens0 loder.

Seit 4 844 Hnb fsbsrnbmt p.ssn ibrsr hbsrIsssnsn gnti
ole pereen uur aus BEN retuittu glotsnmetaQ (Rupfur
u 3tun), NIT 8oabspesuna auseirttst, uno s~snnstuS
saranttrt. @sseu prsiisn, 9ireuIare u. /. 10. psnbs man
f9 an BITE Baltimore Bell Foundry, g. Rseehss q
Cons, Baltimore. orb.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-12-01
TAKES ANOTHER TENN
Result of the Election OF the knights of
Labor-PowderIy Again Chosen.

Result of the Election OF the knights of
Labor-PowderIy Again Chosen.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 23.-Powder-
ly was to-day reelected general master
workman, Knights Of Labor.
The election Of officers was the order
Of business announced at the opening
of the morning session Of the General
assembly, and nominations were at
once called for. Daniel j. Campbell, Of
Scranton, Pa, nominated /. y. Powder
iy for reelection as general master
workman; Victor Drurv, Of District As
sembly -, placed the name Of Martin
Hanley, OF New Jersey, before the con-
yeuuOn, and an ex-delegate named
Birch, from Ohio. ) great many sec
ouds 70 the nominations followed and a
vote resulted: P0wderly Ia, Hanley
y, Birch !.
For general worthy foreman, Morris
l.. Wheat, Of Iowa, and Henry 4. Beck
meyer, Of New Jersey, were nominated.
The vote stood: Wheat s., Beckmeyer,
81.
As candidates for general secretary
treasurer, three candidates were present.
ed. George Duncan, of Richmond Va,
named Frederick Turner, Of Philadel-
phla, present treasurer. POwQerly took
the floor and nominated John w.
Hayes, Of New Jersey, present secre-
tary, and ". q. f. Price, of New York,
presented the name Of Mrs. A. p Ste
vens, Of Toledo, o. BeioreIa vote WAS
taken motion for recess for dinner
WaS carried
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-12-01

Sensational Testimony in the Chicago
Dynamiters' Trial.

CHICAGO, H., Nov. 27.-rhe trial Of
the alleged dynamiters was resumed in
the criminal court this morning. State s
Attorney L0ngenecker said the state
proposed to show that there was con
spirasv to murder Judges Gary and
GrinneQ and Inspector BonfeId. and
would prove that Hronek had his
house filed with bombs.
After Attorney Goldzier, for the pris-
oner, had outlined his defense which
was that the dynamite found in his pos
session was given him by a man named
karariat, Hronek not knowing It's ma
ture, the taking of testimony was be-
gun.
The first witness was Frank Chleb0uD,
one Oft the conspirators. who had turned
states evidence. He Is unable TO speak
English and his testimony was taken
through an interpreter. He testified at
length concerning -heir experience
with dynamite and then said: "Hronek
gave me a small bomb to take home. I
kept It few days but was afraid that il
would explode and I gave it to
Inspector Bonheld. On several occa-
sons Hronek said that he must have
revenge for the death Of the Anar-
chists." He showed him pictures of
Grinnel, Gary and Bonfeld 4 Ger
man named Schneider told where Grin
nell lived and showed plot
Of Aldine Square and on July 1
Hronek, Chapek and the witness
went on search for the
house. They finally found the house
and took 4 good look at it. On the way
home Hronek said that President
Cleveland had a narrow escape when
on his risit here. At that time he
(Hronek} had a bomb ready 70 throw
at the presidential carriage but was dis
suaded by Schneider and Nikolanda.
HrOnek's plans, witness said, were 10
Kill Bon6eId first, but on talking it over
with Chapek they decided to put an
end TO Judge Grinnen first. He said
that if no better opportunity offered he
would 20 into the court room and throw
a bomb at the Judge. Then if the po-
lice tried to capture him he would use
4 bomb on them aud if this failed he
had a revolver and would shoot the Of
fcers and then himself If be got a
chance at Grinneu or Gary on the street
he would use a knife
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-12-01
COTTAGES DESTROYED.


Long Branch Suffers Heavy Loss From
the storm dashed Atlantic.
A Long Branch. y J., dispatch of the
25th saws: Cottages have been under
mined and carried out to sea pIece-meal
BY the storm. Cottage bulkheads have
been torn away, ana the lawns OF the
summer homes of wealthy New York
ers have been swept into the ocean.
The loss Is estimated q. from $50 900
To $3.50, 900. Every bulkhead from
Long Branch to >eabright has been
torn ouJ or badly damaged. The
beach, from Sandy Hook TO Barnegat
bav, Is covered with debris and wreck
age. The Long Branch ocean pier was
damaged by heavy tImbers hurled
against il by the sUrt. The bluff at Long
Branch has reen heavily cut out N
places. AT Asburv Park and Ocean
Grove the surf cut awav the beach. At
Deal Beach the lIfe-savIng station Is IN
danger The surf Is running both high
and strong tonight Nearly al the cot
tacers lose their bathing houses, and
MANY of them the summer houses they
had erected on the bluff. Cooper's surf
House II Long Branch lost its lower pa
viIIon, and the long row Of bathing
houses belonging TO LeLgnd's Ocean
Hotel was torn 10 pieces and strewn
along the beach.
Al Atlantic City 4 number Of people
who were wSrchlug the sea were swept
off the board walk into the surt. Al
we're rescued save z. c. Manuel, who
was carried far out into the sea with a
recedIng wave. 4 floating timber
struck him, and he was violently dashed
in with the next swell. He was badly
bruised and almost CHECKED with the
SIrrf and sand
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-12-01

MADISON, Wis, Nov. 27.-The state
board OF canvassers met at the capitaI
to-day for the purpose of canyassing the
votes cast at the recent election. The
board, when it concludes its labors. viii
find that Harrison ana Morton carried
Wisconsin by q plurality of a tribe over
- 900; that Ernst q. Tlmme. for
secretary Of state, has a plurality
exceeding 5000; that W. D. Hoard
for governor tails up the state ticket
witt plurality Of more than 10000 and
less than q, 500; tat the other Repub-
Hcan nominees range along between
Hoard and IImme; that the total Pro-
hibItion vote for president will be I4.OO0
II round numbers as compared with H.
0sJ in lsS6 and 7,649 in 1884; that the
Labor vote viii aggregate te less than g. g.OgO
as against p .469 ia 1886, and that the
pluralltles III the various congressional
districts are about az follows: