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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-02-16

The following are aYiicfIs the recent arrivals at the Florence Hotel:
 Chas. F. Hoff, Tucson; M. L. Nor an, L. L. Smith, Casa Grande; Gus Hayman, Syd Hart; San Francisco !; Thos. Buchanan, Jno. M. McCaffrey, Pinal; W. P. Eaton, c. M. Marshall, J. M. Hurley, San Bernardino; Chas. Crosby. Casa Grande; T. J. Wrampel- meier, San Diego; Mrs. Hunt, New port, R. l.; A. Elsasser, San Francis co: F. Hunt, Silver King; Miss R. H. Williams, Silver King; J. Mathews, Owl Heads; E. w. Childs, Aravaipa; D. T. Elmore, Owl Heads; Frank Bes- sing, Final; Ed Harty, Riverside; E. Middleton, Globe; R. B. George, Tenn pc; F. D. J. Rice, Los Angeles; 1. J. Aschhiem, San Francisco; F. Mayor, Silver King; Phillip Meyer, De Noon; J. W. Harrington, Ripsey Ranch; c. F. Bennett, Dennis Welch and family, J. Mccoy, c. o. Corbill, Robt. Bowen and wife, Mrs. Robt. Williams, Miss E. Erlein, Silver King Wm. Caveness, Globe; c. Y. Murray, c. Braunenkant, K. W. Harter, Final; Chas. Smith, Butte; c. II. Starr, Mesa City.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-02-16

Judge W. II. Benson visited Silver King this week.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-09-06

Sl, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES G4uls
le5reriRnen, YusmadbertnueH Pdhtertnuen, Seustas
terinncr nnb dberarbeitete Srauen nberbaupt 1T DR..
Fiercc'j 'Favorito Prescription" bd5 teie aues
eerffels-hen 3rhftt-rr 20 ttd. Gstft hin raaerpeitss
SSeiImtittl," a5er Is entirri9t rprneerbdr ben GTetnis
gen Yioeae cireS ~nidtisen Sseftfruuis seser aI. feII
ireiblid,eaG itle6te st5knen 6rcnih4en S6,pdfsu uHb
2fiesn.-G5 1T Elm frdfiJsS, oqafmetne5 fnrr9l tis
uttriue5 irEka=, unb nei 1erfbtdfnrs Mittd urS rcrs
Ieitt TEN Gpiten Guers1 uue Ethrte. 6 teit afassHs
fhpa4e, l1nrs rf llli@te.3, gldbuneeu, 9dden,6ivd4e,
acrp5fe Siafalf 5lsi., e366pfuns NIB Cd all fJfeit tst
beipen SeI9leGtern- "Favcr1te Prescription i9ire
con apDihsfeT% uater EEt Ter tsfiin,i GeTaadt
eertauft. -Seahtet heu rlrui6I-1 her SI1i4e.
GreiS $500, ODER fed5S tIaidBfn fi- g5.H0.
Sine ab5dnniuls der Traui lsitr1atkitsr, ~ tlcs
btser 9ueeru unb la5fretSen Scljf6rii;en iaditriI.
uirh fur 10 Gents IN gctfmarfen ~perioEtI.
Hhrefirt : Worlds Dispensary MsA,r3l ksEp
clation," 663 Main Street, Buffalo, n. !.
Re.oofer uub bttt0fer &opHhIners, icT;
Eeritspfun9 rtrb f@Ren eefeiIt fnr9
DR.. Pierce's Pellets. Is Gents ser
Rsi4Geu, BEL aprt5etern gu ba6ea.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-09-06

Shorts Sprtbin sei6idt, bon Ser bisiisen
9eutI6en 8eieaielidaft aber 5err W.
8iHar6s Mudle. BORT tpurSe suerIt Der
Sat aufseiteIt, baB Der ginfpanSerer
bonn Gusenblid ieiner 2anSuns BIB gum
Grreiden ieines 8eiissieIs untsr Surisa
biftion Der Union, nidt unter Der ~einjels
ner Staaten iteben ipIe. l1ebrisens
batten bieie unS anSere SorI9ldss bic
an ben &onsreb seri6tst ipurben, nibt
bic minbeiten seiebIiden Solssn. grit
mad bieIen Sabren fam es su neuen
Gintpanberers 8eIeten unb ;u cffsieaen
Sorihldsen basu, ipelde aber nidt TO-
tpobI bic 8eforheruns unb rem Sdus bsr
Guaranteeing, iOnbern beren GrI4tres
rung, ia 8erbinberun9 gum Sped baben.
Oenn i'm Often ramentlib, aber aud
in mandem Staat bes Weitens 1T Der
fonit 70 eifris ~einselabene unb freucig
besrlBte Gintpanberer 3u einem nners
ipinidtsn Sremblins sstporben, ipel4em
man bic Gbore bes 2anne5 ;tpar ni6t
gang beri6Iieben aber nur unter ben
f6perIten mnb perfebrtei fen Ginlab : 8e=
binsuneen Dffnen min.
Die 8eriammluns ;u Rilmaufee bat
oIio cine gan; neue 4ufsabe. Sic bat
bic bsiasten falidsn, fir bic gintpanbe-
rer tpie fur ba8 2anb elei9 na4tbeilisen
@eiebe unb 9eieb=8 ori6ldse su fritiitren
unb basssen gu protsitiren, unb einen
mOsIi6it fur3sefabtsn @eiet : Gntipurf
aussuarbeiten unS an BEN 8onsreB ab3u=
fenben. Our Durdflbruns bieier unb
tpsiterer Sdritte ioate lie cine Srsaniiaz
tion aler beutidsn @eieai6aften ber'
fteQen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-09-06
8rpkifoof Gleuo.

Gin SeIbitmorb unS Elm speifa6er
6inbermprb lit u~nIdnsit an einem Spnn>
abenb 9lbenb in Berlin bur6 bic Snter:
BENTON mebrer S6iHer p~erbinbert ipors
ben. I'm etipa 10 llbr madte ii6 ee=
geniiber benz SauIe Teu : SDIn am ufer
Der Sprce cine drmIid sefIeibete Srau,
bic 3tpei feline &inoer nit fi9 fitbrte, in
70 perba6tiser 3eiis gu 'daffen, bab Ell
nise Der bort in Der Gdbe liessnben
S6ifer, tpeI9e baS 9ebabren Der Srau
i~pabrnahHnen, es fir eebpten era6teten,
bic Srau ~an5uhalten unb ms SerbDr 3u
nebinen.
Inter Tbrdnen ssitanb nun mad eins
bringIidem 3ursben Die arme Srall aud
81, rab iie Die Nbiidt eebabt, fib NIT
iammt ibren beiben &inbern su ertrdn=
fen. Sic ersabIte ferner, baB fie nit ibz
rem Shame, Der in einem Gnsrps : &C.
fddft Der GentralzU tarttbale beitdftist
eetpelen, in SIldIider Gbe sslsbt, ba6
berIelbe frilber in ausrei6enber @eiIe
fir lie uno Die Sinber eeiprst bate; in
neuerer a3eit babe CT aber bic 8etannt=
f6aft enter luterIiden Srauensperipn
gemad't, Iid DEM Srunfc uno Rem Niii>
iiS9ang er9eben, 10 bab er aus ieiner
Stellun9 entlailen ipprben lei. Gr babe
bic Samilie Ii gang urb gar p~erIahen,
10 bab lie init ibren &inbern iid in erDbs
ter 9tptb beftnSe unb nidt mebr fpiTe,
ipcmlt tie lbren na9enben Sun9er ftiQen
ioue. unb bieicr Guni fabe fe bur6 eli.
nen eemein'amen Sob nit BEN &inbern
Elm Gnre bereiten ipplten.
Die S6iffcr nabmen 6rdu unb &in=
Der aundhit in Elm nahe ge~lesenes Sdanf.
lofal, Iieben ibnen bort Speiie unb
Granf retden unb peranitalteten bann
nnter lid cine &cuecte, irelfe ben fir
bic poriie9enbcn 9erbdItniNe iebr reiden
grtrd3 BON Is Marf 80 4fs. ergab.
SieIeS Gelb ibersaben tie unter tbeiIs
nabmspoIen Sroitporten Der arrnen
Sran unb ior9ten fafIr, bab tie ii6 nit
BEN teioen aIeinen mad Sauie besab.
SIR ale Sale eritdttetsn tie aber aud in
Dem All Der Srieori6ssrat seIssenen 9os
lt3eireoier. Bureau ln3eise BON benz Dor,
fad, 70 bab e~initipeilen bon Der befIas
%senstpertbcn Samilie Die brcbenee &c,
fabr absetpenSet eri4eint.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-09-06
GieentDnmlt6cS senautemt.

Ius Netp gcrt idrsibt man Cine in
Orange, 81. s., Deritprbene Srau Sarab
!Sarrep @itbons bat ibr 3 0iia. Dollars
umfaiienbes 8ermbsen elmer @roBnidte
rermodt, Die lie in ibrsm Ssben nod
nidt geisben bat. 9ta6 ben 9eitim=
munger beS SeItdment5 mub bic Grbin
f~penisitenS einmal i'm Wpnat cine fatbp=
Hide Stride beiuden unb aaidbrlih mub
lie eintaui enb Dollars fir elm &Iciter
beiteuern. 8roteitantiid ;u iperben, lit
ibr unterIaet. Wenn Srdulein Sarrep
has %. Sebensiabr errei6t bat unb lie
1T allen bieien 9eittmmunsen nadse.
tcmmen, hann seIanst iie in Zen rrlIen
Sefib bcS Grbcs, nur $4,000 Dollars
aussenpmmcn, ipelde gum 8elten elmer
gu ertrartenben 9rdtsr anseIest iperben
irlen. SIM Sale Sarab 6arbep ii9
tueieern ioute, ibre Ic6ter, ipenn fie
cine ipIhe erbdlt, in einem 9Ipiter erz
sieten ;u Iahen, 10 foIen Die 10000
Dollars elmer 8ibliotbef fir bic st.
GauIs llniberiitdt in Grange, q. s., su.
quite fommen. Die reide Grbin 1T iebt
10 Sabre alt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-09-06
Cine elnpnfateit.

Wieber cine bubble Ibpofatenred.
nuns 1T ans la9esli6t %eefommen.
Sn YbiIabelpbia itarb am 3. September
1881 in ieinem beIdeibenen &oitbauie,
$50. 252 Suniper Sfrabe, Elm alter Sung.
ssieQe, gtamen8 Setter Cullen, NIT Sins
te%rIaiiun9 zines S%ermr8enS ron
S275,000.
Sn ieinem Seitament iebte er cine
Srou Innie Gcitelo, Die Giscntbiimerin
bes 8pitbauieS, in tpel6em er getorben,
unb RE felt Sahren ieine treue Nfleserin
mar, ais unipsrl alerbtn Elm, unb bieles
Seitament lit Ieitbem BON Na6tpmmen
bon @eIAipiitern bes GrbIaHers anse=
fp6ten iporoen. Gor &ur;em lit nun
3ipii6en ZEN Glbsn cine Ginisuns e~r;ieIt
tpprhen.
Die 8eri6tStpIten, 9bppfatsnz 9ebnbs
rem &c. BADEN bis iest id,on 100000
bon benz 9tad,IaIle rcri6Iunsen, 10 bab
iett nit rem oufselaufenen 3inisn int
Gansea mod $4,000 ubris iinb. Siers
BON bsanipru6t Der vNssiiter Of Wils"
bic Summe BON 500, 600 ais GrbIhafts=
Stcuer, unb basesen bat Der IoDofat
Spbn Gparbatpf ir. ipsben i'm @~aiiense=
ridt prpteitirt. G5 tuerben alio ned
tpeitere Soften eripa6Ien.
&irb Die Scrberuns a~bsspieieu, 10
fallen Ger Srau Goiteqp $4,000 unb ben
antern Grben bic 9leide Surms, I'M
anbsrn Sale ie $4,000 su, aus trelden
iie bam nod bic Gebubren ilr ibrs
IbpOgot.n 81 bssabIen habsn. Die gro.
Zen Soften entitanbsn ~beionber6 ra=
burh, baB man crit feititeIen muBte, Oh
bic ansebliten Grb=Snterefent, pirf=
lid 8Iut5pertpanbte bes Seritorbenen
iparen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-09-06
@eaetabtltfat 0abruma.


IS lit elmer Der srcbtsn gortbeils bes
Ebitbauers unb GdrtnsrS, baB er feline
Qrobufte in ieinem eisenen Sausbalte
alS NabrunsSmitteI pertpenben fam.
Mer, Defenders mdb:enb BEG Sommers,
BEN srDsten 9beil ieiner Habruns8mits
tel auf bic sefunben 9robufte bes &C.
MILE unb beS Sbitsartens bei6rdnft,
fam feline Wabls.iten ni6t alein nit
benz fpobItbuenb.n 8etpubti.in erSiders
belt senisBen, fpnbern er tpirb aud baIb
finben, baB feline @.iunbbeit ii6 t~peient.
lid rerbeIlert, tpas ibn fur bas geringe
Dpfer, tpenn Is ipirfIi1 elm ioIdes fem
fofte, be5 l%bermdBisen Sleiidsenuie8
mebr ais entiddbisen ipirh.
Gin Witarbeitsr BON 2pnsman's Wtas
easin iaSt:
81. Nabruns, ipsIde ben msiiten @s=
nus brinst, 1T bieienise, tueI6e mir 8rOt
unb Sridte ennen Sn meiner Ianssn
mebi,inii6en 2aufbabn, tpeI6e ii9 auf
40 Sabre eritredt, babe i6 ieltsn einen
Sal ssiunben, mo- ni6t Elm &inS pese=
tabiliids Der animaIiidsn Nabruns Dem
Slsii6e) pOr3os. Sd bate oft 8inbsr
in ar3tIider 8%ebanbluns tpesen Nasen=
franfbeiten, pelhe babur6 rerurIadt
tpOrbsn ipuren, baB ibnsn SIsii6nabruns
a%ufssatpunsen tpurbe, ftatt ibnen Sri9te
unb Semitic gu seben, unb es erfplete
tets eas bette 8eIuItat, ipsnn bic Oidt
su Sri6ten setpedieIt tpurbe.
Sd iase Obne bas serinsfte 0orur<
tbeil, ais cine Sebre, bic ib bur6 ein=
fade Grfabruns 9eIernt babe, baB bic
natirlidIte 0iat fir &inber, mad ibrer
Gntip5bnuns BON Der Vtuttermild,
Sriidte unp gute5 8;pt nit Otilh unb
98alIer Sum Irinfsn lit. Die GuIt III
oisien Nabrun85mittetn bait DfterS aud
in ipateren SabreH Oil, ais pb Der @enuB
bon Slei1d cine 9%e;tpun9ene unb funIt=
lid, Tiitterung itL peld,e nur bur6
LANCE, bartnddige @etppbnheit pern1az
nent 81 einem Sfeile res Spitems be5
tdslidsn @ebenS eemadt iperoen fam.
8ie itarf Der 0Or5us bon 6rldten i'm
9eldmaf sesen Slcii4nabruns 1T, seist
it6 baburd, bas man unipiafirlib bic
Sriihte, nm ibren Gsfdmad 10 gut ais
mbsIi9 ;u senieben ebcn neil ie bsIier
idmedsn ais 5Ieiid, LANCER im Runte
behalt ais bieIes.
Iud bel Gripadfenen babe i6 bepbs
adtst, baB ipenn ipIfe Ii6 beS GenufsS
bes Sleii6e5 entipO3nt batten, iie nur
NIT Niberipiasu bar1n badten, fpieber
Sleii6 gu senieBen unb tuenn lie aus
irsenb eInem Grunbe pierer su Sleiid=
eiiern iperhem tpplten, ite bieien Wiberz
tpilen nun nit GROCER Shipieriefeit
iiberpinben fonnten. Sc fpar pies ni6t
cine GinbiIouns ienlitiper ober uberIsntis
m.ntaIer 8erlOnen, ionbern es 3eiste ii4
aud Bel Iol6en, bic baS llmssfebrte pon
Sentimentalttdt iparen, uno bic it'd
iddmten Su5useIteben, bab Tie cine lol6e
Sdpdds bsiaBsn. Sic erfIarten, bab
iie ss oorsieben, ibre gtabruns einfa6
unb rein bon Der Hatur su nsbmen, itatt
ite erIt bur6 einen onoeren, tbierif6en
paiiiren su IaIien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-09-06
prpsinJ SaItspie sSeIHsIn.

@urs a. s. Die 8etpObner unierer
SnIel BADEN it9 an bic 8~eeieruns nit
Der Bite 9etpanbt, bic btsber bur6
Se8elboote betpertiteligte unb naments
LID i'm 8inter boil tanbis un~seniisenbe
Uerbinoun9 nit benz Seitlanbs bur6
GiniteIIuns elmer 0ampfdbre III feitisea
nnb Su perbeiern.
SlenSbur9. Der ~fauimdnniIGs
Sireftor Der tieiisen S6tfsiperfte, aa=
pitdn Srcberien, elm einfa1er Miniondr
tpuroe bon einem our6eebenben 9eipann
uberIabren unb itarb auf Der Stene.
@Iidfabt. Dieter Sage mar Der
Sarifant Sieoers unb Der Snsenieur
Senien aus I6amburs bier anipeienb,
um nit uniern 8ebDrben iiber cine on.
sulesenbe MaHerIsituns su beratben.
Somtt 1T Iusfidt pprbanhen, tab bic
lest brennenb sstporbene WaTerleitunss.
frase baIb gu einem seSeibli6en Gnbs
gelanst.
Neumiinit ter. Ser Sausfne6t bes
SdbnbofsSotels, Sriebrih 6eud, tpurbe
o 3ipei Ndnnern, Die er aus Der gldbe
hes SoteIS f%ortpies, bur9 ReH.rfi9e
tDbtli4 rerIebt. Die ermittelten unS
bereitS rerbafteten NeiierbeEeen itnS
strei felt auraem bier in Der fsI. giiens
babn=5 dupttperfftatt in Mrbeit ftebente
S@leRer, 8amens S5riter unS Wbler
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-09-06

Sn SafIanS in Californian lit, 70
Sabre alt, Der friber in Bolton unb
Wilpautee, lett 1856 in Galifprnien ar,z
idiiiss irubere Tii6ler unb ipdtsrs @aIt=
tpirtb unb 8rauer Scispb 0iebs5 aus
Wdmmersbsim am 8bein s~eitorben. Gr
Ieitete neben dnberen SduIern bas Gpnz
tinentaI SoteI in San SranciScO unb ba3
Cosmopolitan SptsI in DAHL anb. Seit
1868 mar er Wtitbeiiber Der OatlanS
9rauerei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-09-06

Ole peitbefannte y9emeinbe
8abelbad" I'M 8aperiihsn bat bas fritz
Der bon S. y. S6effel unb Or. Srieb=
rid 6pHmam btfIeirete Nmt zines 0e=
meinpc=Epeten Ssrrn Hubplf Saumbad
iibcrtragen. Der 0idter, tpeI6er in
Reininsen tpobnt, bot be @abl NIT
8ereitpilli9teit angenpmmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-09-06
AfrmannetWolksblatt

Entered at the Post Office at Hermann, Mo-, and
Omitted tor Il through the mails at
ecoud-class rates
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1889-11-08
A ROASTED HORSE.
Another Electric wire Horror In
New York

New YORK, Nov. Am electric
light current this morning roasted a
horse to death, threw the driver to
the street and Knocked a police
sergeant senseless. The deadly cur.
rent was carried to its victims
through telephone wire. A pole
carrying numberless wires stands on
Fourth avenue near the corner OF
Twenty-eighth street. About
O'Clock this morning one of the
wires, telephone line, fell to the
street and formed loop across the
down track of the Fourth avenue
railroad.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1889-11-08

HELENA, Oct. 31.-A decision
was rendered in the Silver Bow cor
test this morning. The canvassing
board was ordered 20 count the
votes cast in the Tunnel precinct
for Mr.. Hatton. Judge Knowles,
counsel for Hall, of the canvassing
board, filed a notice of appeal, and
asked a stay of pro
ceedings until the case could
be brought before the Supreme
Court. Shortly after Knowles filed
his notice of appeal, Irving, the
Democratic member Of the board,
filed an affidavit setting forth that
he is satisfied with the appeal of the
case. Hall the Republican member
says he is not satisfied with the
Courts decision and wants the ap-
peal. Jack, the third member, is
out of the Territory. The question
before the Court is whether q minor
iLy of the Board has a right to ap-
peal, which his colleague, represent
ing the same vote, refused to do.
The State canvassing board met
to-day and commenced the canvass
Of the votes. All returns are in.
including those of Silver Bow, which
this afternoon. Acting on
he decision of the Court the Coun-
y Clerk included in the returns the
votes cast at the Tunnel precinct.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1889-11-08
Trial List For December Term, IS
fRETUKN DAY DEC, 9th. 18s9.)

No J. W. Dunping vs. Matthias Bostian,
No 60 Sept. term 1886, assumpslt; Thomson
for Plff. Durham for Diff
No. James Dunn VS. william Dunn. No 49
Dec. Term 1886. Eject. Thomson and Durham
for P,f. Cronin, Collins and Inghams for
Deft.
No. 3 Geo. u. Craft VS. VIM. Warn, ct AL
No. 80 Sept. 7. 1Ss7-Trespass-E ?. Ing
ham and Grim for plf. Crawford and Downs for
delt's.
No | John Craft et al. VS. VIM. Warn. ct.
AL No. 33 Sept. T. 1Ss7-Trespass e. p. Ing
ham and Grim for plG Downs and Crawford
for deft's
HIP Meyers vs. Geo Jackeon No 81
December tel m 1857: assumpsit' Dunham for
plaintiff Thomson and Il ? Ingham for deft.
No. s William Lorah VS. F. n, Wilson and
John Appleman, No. May term 1858, framed
issue. DuEham for plf. Inghams for deft.
No. Geo. w. Bigger VS. Jerusha NJ DubleI
Jacob Dubler No. 81 May term 1888, Framed
issue. IngLams for plf. Durham and Thomson
for deft's.
No. s Geo. W. Bigger VS. Jerusba NJ. Dublcr
No. So May term 1883, Framed issue, SAME
Atty's.
No Thomas II. Fuller VS. Beward E. ohr
and Chas Porter Nc. 80 May term 1888, Tres
pass. Scouten for plf. Inghnn's for deft.
No. - j. S. Hofa VS. c. W. Wehem, No
| l29, May term 1883, Assumpsit; Cronin fo
plf. Thomson for dit.
No. II Mary Ann Bahr VS. A. H. Zane
Admir-. No. 80 Sept. term 1888. Framed issue
collins for plff. Thomson for deft.
No II Mary Ann Bahr ys A. II. Zanor
Admir-. No. SO, Sept term 1883 Framed issue
1 Same Atty's.
No. l3 John c. Scouten VS. Henry Trinv
No. 61 Sept. 1883, Trespasg. Williams an,
! Harding for plf. Inghan's and Dunham 70
left.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1889-11-08
A NEW STORE AT
louisville.

The undersigned has opened an
agricultural store at Forksville, and
carries in stock full line of Seed
ers. CThe celebrated Warner.
Pioecs, Harr0scs,
Moacing Machines, Binders,
Reopers, Farm Wagons,
Spring Wagons, Baggies,
&eighS, Cutters, & etc.
In fact all lines of farm utensils
and agricultural implements. Come
and examine my stock and prices.
T. @. SCHUMACHER
April 11th. 1858.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1889-11-08
RIOT IN A CHURCB.
Conflict Between Catholics and
MethOd;sts,

Topeka, Oct 31.-Adjutant Gem
eral Roberts received a telegram to-
day notifying him of riot at Axtell
Marshal county, and asking that a
detachment of militia be sent at once
to quell the disturbance. The Adj
jutant General at once ordered out
Company &. of the Third Regi.
ment, located at Marysville, and
left on the first train for the scence
OF troubIe. As yet only meagre
particulars have been received =.
Axtell, town of about 700 people,
is settled largely by Catholics.
On Wednesday Methodist
minister, named Johnson, from the
Eastern part of the State, arrived at
Axtell to hold q revival meeting.
He had quite large congregation
in the evening, and in the audience
were number of Catholics. Soon
after beginning his remarks, the
minister began an attack upon the
Catholic Church, and he became so
abusive that one of the Catholics
present called him liar. He con.
tinued his remarks until the
Catholics could stand it no longer.
-Four of them rushed to the pulpit
and threw him down. In NOM
ent the pulpit was surrounded by
an angry mob, and general row
ensued.
Although the Catholics were in
the minority they were too much for
the Methodists, succeeded in throw
ing the preacher and two others out
of the house. The whole town was
soon aroused Four Catholics were
arrested and put in the city prison.
This so enraged the Catholic popu-
lation that they organized this morn
ing TO assist the imprisoned men.
The town of st. Bridget, few
miles distant, is settled entirely by
Catholics, and it is reported that the
whole town is organizing TO go to
the rescue of the Axtell Catholics.
The Mayor says he is powerless
to control them, and fears a conflict
between the two elements. The
Adjutant General will not reach the
city until 9 o'clock this evening.
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An IMPORTANT CASE.
A Decision at Pittsburg Affecting the
Brooks Law.

PITFsBURG, Nov. An import
ant decision was rendered by the
Supreme Court to>day in a liquor
case affecting the Brooks law.
Joseph Fleming, a druggist oe this
city, was convicted of selling liquor
in MercerCounty, prohibitory dis
trict, and sentenced to pay fine of
$500 and undergo an Imprisonment
for five months. a supercedeas was
obtained and an appeal taken. The
goods were shipped Pittsburg by an
express company, &c. o. d." and
Mr.. Fleming's counsel claimed that
the sale was made in Pittsburg and
not in Mercer County, where the
,yhole point ofthe case wasinvolved.
Justice Green in delivering the
opinion, held that when the goods
left Mr.. Fleming's hands he had no
more 10 do with them, and the sale
was complete, I here. He discharged
the prisoner. Judges Williams,
McCoIlum and n. tcheli fled dis
senting opinion, ella, ming that the
sale was clear violat ion OF the law,
That the goods were pa id for in the
'rohibitory district.
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MUD hun ANNIVERSARY.
All Claims Against the COmpanySe,
lied in Full.

Thursday last was a year shce
the sorrowful accident occurred on
the Lehigh Valley railroad at Mud
Run. Immediately after the aci
dent the matter of settling claqs
therefrom was placed in te
hands of P. J. Ferguson, ESQ. of
Shenandoah, as special adiusthg
agent for the company, and as ie-
suit of his excellent work. Thus
day anniversary of the great horror
sees all damages amicably adjusted
and every claim paid in full, md
without any suits at law. The rec
ord shows 62 deaths and 100 iniused
for which the company settled in
full at cost of about $250,0)0,
Such was the good judgment and
work of Mr.. Ferguson that
the survivors and relatives have in
mass meeting unanimously passed
resolutions thanking him and the
Leh,gh company for their generous
treatment in making all the repala.
ton they could for the sad mis-
fortune. There were no pensions
granted, every cne being paid in
full cash.
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8.Wg5a'S FERTILIZERS

We have the finest and largest
assortment Of goods ever offered to
the people of Skunk and vicinity,
and sell as cheap as any firm in the
county. Give us trial and be con-
yinced. Thanking our old custom
ers for their patronage IN past, and
trusting that they may continue,
we remain yours etc.
j. II. CAMPBELL & Son.
June, 1889. Skunk, Pa.
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it down from the pole and tvel
was resumed after the horsehad
been dragged off the track. A eep
furrow was burned in the ani!al's
back. Efforts made to find the
point where the wire crossed the
electric transmitter were of no
avail.
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.lS7O.

To whom it may concern.
! am not going to have YOU
arrested nor am | going to
call you Dumb Cattle. But
| do war t to tell you what
am doing, | am putting in
my Fall and Winter Stock of
Staple and Fancy Goods
and they are immense. |
can furnish you With any
thing from q Gold Watch
and Chain, a Gold or Silver
Headed Cane, ora Diamond
Ring. down to a tWo-for-tivc
cent Collar Button or a l0c
Breast Pin. And should
be pleased to have you cali
and look the goods over and
get my prices, and we wiz
tell You what the figures at
the top and bottom of lhis
adv. means.
J. Y. RETTENBURY,
Dushore, Pa, Oct. 1859.
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Boyer $4,000.
Clean Sweep for the Old Flag'
Philadelphia 10000

Complete returns from the state
gives Henry K. Boyer majority oil
at least 81 900, in the State. 1t is a
grand triumph, and shows that the
people = of Pennsylvania favor Pro
lection, Honesty and Free Schools,
The same mail shows that the board
of judges "a majority of whom were were
Democrats rebuke the tremendous
Democratic fraud in Montana and
the State goes Republican, ane
makes gain of two Senators
This is glory enough for one day
The four new States are all Repupll
can and this means at least quartz
OF a Century of wholesome RepuoH
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Campbell & Son.

General merchants of Skunk, wish
to call the attention of the many
citizens of the Western portion Of
the county to the fine selection Of
goods just received, consisting of:
Summer Prints. Dress Suitings,
Ginghams and all kind ofDry Goods
and Notions, Jerseys, Gloves and
Nit $, Ladies and Gents Furnishing
Goods, Mems Boys and Children $
clothing. Hats and Caps, Boots and
Shoes, Straw Goods, Crockery and
Glassware, Hardware and Haying
tools, and Fresh line of Groceries,
Tobacco and Cigars, and every thing
usually kept in a General Store, also
Agents tor