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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-24
Spbe Narfer Rptisen.

- Serr Safob 3eibert III sum Col.
lettpr Der Staais unb Gountp Steuer
fir bic 4. @arO ernannt porben.
R@- Die srBbte 9(uswabI bon Srab.
labrSs ilno SommersSiiten finbet man
In Srdmer's, 429 gebar Gpenue.
- Die Nusiidten fir bic @rubsnur,
better limb ermutbiserber unb man
9laubt baB Oieien MOnat baIbe ,3eit
sema4t pirb.
- Sin GOmite Der S6uIbebBrbe bat
bic neuen SbuIsebdubs go. II unb l8
ln'pBlri uno bic 9Irbeit in befriebisenbem
5ultanNe sefunOen.
- Die 8eamtenpabI Der biefioen
Sanoelsbebbroe am 1pnneritaa abenb
Ratte fol9enpes 8eiuItat 9rdEoent,
3. .. SOnes 8Be grdiioent, Dr. 8.
9. 8ibbS; Setretdr, 6. s.. Souie :;
S4usmeiitsr, Or. s. S. GurrOa.
- Oiebe tabIen in lester gYofe oua
Der tpeIf6en Snptlitentirhe perIdieoene
9sttoeden unb dbnli6e grtifeI i'm
Wertbe bon 800. ipeIte sur 9lbbaIt.
un8 elmer 6air bon ben Srausn Der @es
mslnoe an9eferti9t tporoen tparen.
- 0ur6 cine neuIibe Senf,lna in
ben 8,u Ell bat iib Der BROMLEY 9lpes
nue. Seiper iteaenipeiis Inn ,tpei SUB
9efenft unb es tperben baour6 Der .Stabt
uno ben SteuersabIern Srobe Rotten
entIteben.
- Sn ieoem Sabre sebrau6e i'd
cine furSe 3eit reeelmdBi9 Or. Gusuit
a6nis's Sambur9er 1ropfen, ta i6
sefunben babe, oaB bieieIben Elm auss
ee3ei6netes SIutreinisunesmitteI iinb.
Wfarie SCHUBERT, 450 2pea.Ipe. 8o.
DIETER, 81. 3.
- Iboma8 l9iIion, an Der 9lgeb
binter Der 0oten unb Setter Ssbauiune
pobnbaft, mibbanbelte am Sonntas
sesen IbenO feline Srau in i6amIoier
g8,tIe, uno bon ben 300 infoIae be8
BARNES oeriammeIten Berionen ibeint
nl6t elne eInSise Courage sebabt su bas
ben, oem @sbabren bes Butberibs Sin.
bait gu tbun. Die BoIBei fling @ilIon
ab uno ieBte ibn troden.
= Ser Spbs 9arf @dnner6cr ipirb
am Ufontag, ben IL. Mai, gum Senefn
fetneS Dtrl9enten, Serrn 5riebrib Wtas
per, eins MISUNDERSTANDING i'm Srend
RoOf SOteI ssben. 0a cis8 Gin 9tnbez
tra6t Der mibIi6en 3sitperbaItniIie)
bas erite SebenSSeIhen bes 8ereinS in
LANCER Selt 1T, 10 feben bic MiisEeber
sinem aubIrei6en geiude entsessn.
- Ser aIte SObannes 9urI6sI, 8a.
ter oes UiiIdbdnoGers Senrp Burf6el
H., tebrte am SSreitaB na9 7mcnatIis
6em Seiuhe babier pieber na6 Ieiner
9eimatb (Sautenba6, Sreis @iBenbaus
fen, bel SafeD suriid. Gr bat nab.
reno ieines Sierieins pieI seieben unS
wiro ii9 3eitIebens ieines 9lufentbaItss
in Nmerlta erinnern. 9lm SonnerItaa
4beno paro bem IIten i'm Sauie feines
SobneS cine lbi6iebsfeier eeeeben, an
wel6er eItpa 35 Nabbarn un6 Sreunoe
tbeilnabmen. Die Serren Bfr. 8ruder
unb Wh4aeI Stump bon bier unb Serr
y. @unoIa6 BON ct. Souls bielten
abihieosrecen. Bon nuspdrtisen @ds
item tparen anipeieno bic Serren Qoam
8einbarbt unO Safob SiIoebranb bon
Iaplorpiae, Bbllip 8ebIe bon Gr6s
balo ; au6 Der Sruber, Seinri6 Bur.
i6eI l., feblte ni6t. Bum 8abnbofe
besIeiteten ben S6eioen6en cine gnsubI
6reunSe uno Der Wtini9s fur fein
NobI tparen pieIe.
n9- SSriibiabrS 9ubpaaren, bon
auSmabl, Prslie niebriser ais in irsenb
elnem gn8rosbaus, in 8rO,on's 8ee
Sipe.
C. 8lad,t HobmiOn leropr., i6rsibi i'm
, Canada 9resODterian" Sh muToe aebeiIt
Uon larinadI9em blIoieu sOpfwsb our9 Bur.
bod BlooO 8itters.
R@- Gnnoncirt i'm ,,@o4enbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-24
1lm,ug - 0ur6 ben nmsus bes

1lm,ug - 0ur6 ben rlm3us bes
,, ,@o6enbIutt" iinb mir iest uniern
&unoen bon Der SIbieite bebeutenb ms
Der serutidt, mas mir biermit nodmaIs
in grinneruns brinsen. g8ir iinb bis
reft seseniiber benz Bolton Store,
ober. paS ben Deutihen bielIeibt bes
FAINTER 1T. atuifden ben @irtbidaften
bon Sobn 8latter ilnb 9bilip Wasner
(friiber GburIeS Sii6er'S), eine 9reppe
bod. Die 3eituns bon Iebter @o6e
iit bereits auf uuierer neuen S9neas
preiIe eeotudt tporben.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-08-02
THIBODAUX, LINE, SAMEDI, AOUT

parlef auSSl, car V0uS VeneZ de me
dire tout a l'henre qn'en etfet mons
ne deyions plus nous almer, ct
ce'te parole dams yotre bouehe
etait bien crneile, ajouta-t ellie avec
une candeuF 81 touchante que Mar
ems Ell fnt transperce.
--Je le sais, rep!iqna il fable
lnent.
-Alors, apprenez moi le' motif
lie cette condemnation qnl nous
frnppe tous les deux.
-Cest, eommenea-t il, parce
que..-
Nais il s'arr6ta brusqnement.
.Alia!t.il raconter cette adorable
jeune file les crimes de son pere ?
AiIaitil lni faire connaitre 'abomi
nable trae6die don't &c pere, qu'elle
1evait Amer ct respecter, await
etc l'auteur C'atait impossible.
Qn'ene Fappfi5 par d d'autres, pnis-
= . : 2 'e.'' ~ . =" 49, 50 :
eauque, ele coauaitrait la v6ri5e.
Cette velita, 1ui, Matcgs, il n'anrait
iamaiS n cfaaHt6 Ge Ii lni dtyoiIer.
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-08-02
Serment dune Mere.
Par A. MATTHEY.
[Slnte. |

eRe avec la Jeune file, s'efforcan'
| d'arriver d la mepriser! Mai>.
| helas lie cRur resent ct ne rai-
some pas. Et Marcus n'arriyait
QUA Sc tortnrer, QUA augmenter sd
donlenr ct sa foie d'amour.
| Qe'allait il devenir? Quitter Pa
ris. fnir Ia France ct l'Europe, sui
vre Dolores en- Amerique. Oul,
celia etait necessaire. II ne pouvait
roster 81 pres de celle quill await
aimee 6perlilmeat, il ne pouvait
abandonner cette mere quI await
tant souffert ct don't il etait lie seul
espoir ct Ia consolation
In journee sfecoula ainsi, dams
| des alternatives d'abattement ab-
solu ct De prostration complete,
pendant lesqueiies il croyait quill
await eess6 he soafrrir ct Quill 6tait
rAsignf. ct les retoars de dooleur
aisee qui Iui pFonvaient qu1l ne
Tit point gneri ct qu'il ne Sc resi-
snefalf lan1alS' La noit 9ni suiVl'
lrt p0t dormir, on, In moins, il Ii
assa dams cette espece de solnneil
Feilla, qoi nest pas le 1epos, e
'ei'9i'' 'F'i'e' iSS 0n'ass '''s's9 :
s ! = h.'s = i'.'' : a'SsSo' oo's w.
4S'.e' = I'.os ,''ss, - :
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Il etait jete toot hablEie sar soa
III. Tout coup, Il laI sempia eh,
tendte nn comp ae aonnette. Il se
IbReilla en- sorsauf. lie so'eli efatt
deid ha2t snr FhofIzon, Il no0Yail
+ ere mlaI Jn instant, Il ecoifa
u@etant pas sur de n'&Vo!r pas Iefs
Gaon sonutlt. MaiS un secohd
coap favertlt qatl ne s'etat pa
; tFomp5.
!, -C'est ma mere q0i Went M
chercher, peusa ii.
1T il cut an fllsson 4 l'idee qu'i
faadfait partir, aiouter i toutes lss
separations dfessees entire lui E
' Anita la separation de Ia distane
in&tenelle. Cepeaaanf il ALA on
,vfff. sans se raopeler cue Dolore
ayau5 nne elef de sa chambre, G
In'ttait sans doute pas ellie qui son
= nait ainsi. 4 reine eut-il ouyeI
qu'il poussa an cri ct recnla, eperat
lie deux pas. Anita ttait deyan
/, loi! La ieune 1lie eHtra preeip
tamment. Ellie 6tait aussi pal,
ellie await les traits aussi bouleyeg
i s6s que MatcaS lpi meme.
Anita balbutia tn.
= : -oui, MOI, monsieur Marcus.
I'd Et comne II restaif dtVaht Ell
Il Iegardant pFeSq9e comme U
= fOn. ellie aiouta
4 --Je com9rehdS votre etonn
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-08-02
adieu eternel! !!

qn'eile iui await dit dams la yolture.
,Je sails vos ialsons !!
II Sc releya:
-Je he suis pas assez richie!
LIE cpur est ainsi fait que Marcrs,
! lesoln la fuir, pnisquil ne pon-
wait plus Palmer sans crime, etalt
b'esss qu.elle lni pariat dadlen ct
parut accepter de metre pas a lui.
-Ce nest pas celia, repondit' ellie
na7yemeut.
-C'est dependant CO que voas
m'avez dir
-Ce que je vous al dit fit ellie
doncetnent, sans palaitre : attachet
grande Importance. Je ne me le
rappelle pas, on yons m'aurez nal
comprise Nais yous ne sayez
done rien? Et moi, i'ai tant de
chooses yoHs dire, st 81 crueiies,
que je lie sats par Oh commencer .
Tant de chooses. ..reprit ellie. Htlas !
non .elles Sc redaisen5 tonles d
une seuie!
Ses beaux yeux Sc yoileren5.
Nous ne ponvoDs plus nous
Amer, Marcus.
-Oai, je le sais repeta 1t jeune
homme.
-Et 81 je suis accourae, 81 M
VOLTA pres de yous. soas disant ce:
tristes chooses, quand i'durais dl,
d'abosd, retonlner chtz na mere
! pour il raSsarer SIR mon absence.
r'est qu'nne ieano file, an anse.
! plut6t. est venue me dtllyrer, et
aiors, condnito par ellie. iai pa
m '6chapper, ct, subissant 50 Volonte,
ie sais venue, ajouta Anita, st
iaiSsant alier i ses Iarn9es dfeuiauf,
/ n'en iallait pas tant pour Gus
Marcus he So sonslDt plus, lAi aussl,
Que de son aneuI. |! men failait
pas tant poar one eette aoece vols, ,
prononcaut les donces paroles chi 'e
famenaient au pasS6 iumineuy,
aIassent F61eiIleT dams ie c9ar ,iu
jeune homme Ia passion que mGme
) les naYnles ltAnna ufayaiaut nu O..
arracher.
1 Anita. s'ecria til, ma cbert
) Anita. ne pleufez pas aiasi, je yoas
/ Ell couture! Ne m'ofez pas le pei
& de coafage don't j'al besoin ct qu
depasse deia Ia nesure de me;
5 forces. Mais. .je ne compfehd.
/ pas bien CO Que yous me dltes. U.
: croirait que vous etiez prisonniere
/ On croirait que vous ne sogtez "a.
j. de chez vos parents. De qneis
II ienne file voulez.vous pailer, 90
i. voas auiait conseill6 de veniF ici
I. Anita releya doucement la tet
: ct rtpondit:
De Jnanita.
-Jaanita!
-Notre sUur. oui.
4. Ma soar. Vous la connaisseZ
n Sans doute, bien que vous n
m'eus>iez jamais parle de son eSi,
e. te0ce. Je In quite a linstant.
e. Oh i'aveZ -vous done vue
N Chez votre mere, Marcus.
H. Ma mere! repeta t il. Ma
alors
es -.le la connaiS auSsl
er Ma mere, ct ellie vous a parle
lie Ellie ma parle. Ellie IL
la declare que notra amour etait L
n amour maudit, que jamais, jana
II, ellie ne consentlrait a ce que
ca deyiusse votre femme. Je I
IL price, snppliee, je me suis JET
'as a ses genonx. Ellie a etc implto
l 4 able, ct, pourtant, ellie Pair bon,
ct je sens que ie faurals aimee
Di tout mon cHur!
: Ma merel ma mere. repets
,rt touiours Marcus eperdn. Et 70
!. a.t-elle dit ponrquoi. .pourquoi
''e' ne pouvais elre yotre mari, POI
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No. l..

want le cafe, It une heure apres
vous veniez me rejoindre dams In
yoiture OIL je vous attendais selon
yotre 0rdre.
-Ponrqnoi me ,'ltes-vous celia,
Marcus? demanja Anita.
-parce Que cf5st vrai, ct je ne
m'eSpliqne pas qne vous le meg.
oh I'll ellie, csaignant Quill ne
fjlt deyenu fou.
EFT voulez-vous que je vous
repete tout &c Que yOus m'avez dit
pendant l'hcure que nous avons
pass6e ensemble I? Ces paroles
mont fit trop de mal pour metre
pas grav6eS "a moi.
AIors i lni letraca toute cette
scene, jnsque dams ses moindres
| details.
-Vous avez tGFe. r6ponlit.elle
aveo Gne ooucenr etiray&e, comme
on fait Qaanti "a - ,rouse en- face
dc qaeiGn'an qui q rerdu l'esplit.
-Reye... uon... non, mile fois
non ! "ar jal encore II billet par
ieqael voas m'avez donpe ce rem
s.ezyoas.
T. taqrlt d i'll table. ouvrit IN
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Fumez les s'Thibodeaux Spec:ses :
Cigars eft vous seIez henreny.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29
STRIKES IN CHICAGO.
The Lake shore Switchmen Join Their
Comrades of the Alton Road aud the
Stock Yards.

The Lake shore Switchman Join Their
Comrades of the Alton Road aud the
Stock Yards.
Cn'AGo, Aug. 2s.-The Alton switch
men are still out and freight is fast ac-
cnmulating in their yards. At Brighton
there are 500 loaded cars bound for tho
city. There is no sign OF any concession
on the part OF the railroad com pany.
At Joint meeting of Alton switchmen,
engineers and 6remen the action OF the
switchmen in striking was condemned.
Twenty-seven switchmcn in the en-
ploy of the Lake Shore road went out on
a strike Wednesday night, completely
tying up all tho business OF the road as
far as Chicago was concerned. The
trouble grows out Of the stock-TardS
difficulty. Wednesday afternoon Super
intendent Amsden tsok a crew Of men
down to. the stock yards. Just before
reaching there the men quit and left the
engines standing on the track. Some
time afterward another crew was started.
but abandoned the engines at Forty
Third street When the night shift
came 70 work they learned that Super
intendeIt Amsden had discharged all
the men who had left their engines. 4
meeting was at once called, and Sir.
Amsden was informed that no work
would be done until the men were rein
stated. This Amsden refused to do.
There IS no particular change in the
situation at the Stock Yards. Every
thing IS quie-s. and the engines are doing
whatever worl is needed. There are no
swilchmcn in the Yards.
BALTIMORE. Nd. Aug. 2s.-House-
keepers, hotel LANDLORDS. tho keepers Of
boarding-houses and their depeaden-
cies are feeling the effects OF tho strike
Of the switchmcn in Chicago. The
price OF Chicago dressed beef has ad-
vaaced fr.m fifty cents 70 one dollar per
100. aud 10 is said that IL the strlko
is not soon broken the price viii 60
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29
THE SC0URGE
CAslsrs Is Rspsily spsesdiag
throughout Japan
Nears, s,coo Cases sn5 1000
Ceashs Slnce 5ues 2T-A F@msns
Also Tnrs.tenec.


50 FRASctsco. Aug es-Tas --latest
aavl,ss tea Yekeasua sszte glat tas
eh5.sra epldea-e ia japan Is gaia.rg
heaeazy a. = rsPld rate 1esp..s tie si-
tors Il ths z1tGo- llss % eheck ITS
pFogsesA TO Aag4sI laaf4y oee9
eases asss reported frsm tee eooRsrg
aa4 cities. snd tie deaths VII reach
nezr.y s.oc0 Ths csatsr % ths
epiaemic Is g. Asgas2ki though
YokoAama Toxic. and irnamess-
bic smau towns are infeoted, AM
cases have beer discovered ia Shanghai
ana other Chinese ports. The iasutl-
elent means for coplng wish tie dtseas
a3opEei b. the Government leaves very
ltl.s 10 obstraCt is cOarae. and waa.
little Las been done IS confined 70 The
large cities. The villages and the coun-
Try, therefore. are SO tie mercy Of ths
scourgs saa thousands o. natives will
pay the penalty.
The cholera began about noon on the
21th OF June az tao distinct en@ Isolated
places. hasa and Juzenji-gc. The ease
az hasa VAS fairly rapid aad proved
a. Jazsnu-go. From the S7th ot June
until ths a Of July the attack appeared
nearly stationary IN am m2unt and
confined 70 Nagasaki and the imme-
diate neigh borhood- Up % August 8,
however, there were 1854 cases IN
Nagasaki and $50 deaths. ana the dis
ease was still spreading. From the cogn-
try >, s93 cases we're reported and 1920
deaths. These figures DO not include
tho scores OF cases in villages
which have no Communication with
Yokohama nor those IN the pogts OF the
mainland, SO there have probably been
in the neighborhood OF 6, 900 cases The
disease is remarkable for tho swiftness
with which its victims are carried OF,
and in many instances but few ho.rs
elapse between the breaking out of the
plague and death.
The Japanese authorities have sent .
competent medical man from Toxic 70
examine into the cause and report 10
them thereon. IL has been alleged that
it is due 20 the i'm pOrtation OF rice from
Saigon, yet all or nearly all the cargoes
OF Saigon rice have gone up to the moro
northern ports. The scarcity of food is
also believed 10 be cause Of the out
break. The poverty-stricken natives
arc compelled to buy at cheapest
prices, and they often get fish de-
caying in its own juice. the worst form
of putrefaction, and vegetables half
rotten. Thoy buy enough of this cheap
food to last them some two or three
days, and to save the expense of char
coal. as we'll as 70 preserve the stuff,
they cook the whole lot at once. The
rice famine and the cholera epidemic
have left Japan in a deplorable condi-
tion, and there is little prospect OF i'm
mediate relief.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29
THE HORTICuLTURlSTs.
They Hold National Convention st tho
Sherman House in Chicago.

sherman House IN ChiC1-o.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2s.-A National or
ganization OF horticulturists was held
at the Sherman House Wednesday, and
the following permanent officers worc
chosen: S. N. Emery, of Minnesota,
President; Captain C. L. Wat-ous, OF
Iowa, Vice President; W. j. Beatty, of
Pennsylvania, Secretary. The follow
ing societies were represented;
The State Horticultural societies Of Ne.
brasss, Wisconsin. Iowa, Arkansas. Massa-
cbusetts, Missouri. Kansas. Pernsy lvaria.
Colorado South Dakota Michigan, OHIO ana
Illinois. TIE western Michigan Fruit Growers
Association. the National America Nurssry-
mems Association. the American Seed Trads
Association. the Society of American Florists,
the Ohio and mississippi River Valley lio-ti-
cultural Society. the Cook County tTIl norti.
cultural Society, the Vinegar AID CIDER
Makers Association and the Chicago Florists
CLUB.
The convention By a veto recon-
menGed the appointment By the worlds
fair commissioners Of Parker Earle, Of
Mississippi. as superintendent OF tho
Horticultural display. G. d Brackett,
Of Iowa, as superintendent Of the pomc-
logical exhibit. and J D. Raynol&s. of
Chicago, as superintendent of doricuit-
ure and landscape gardening IN thu
bo-ti~- ,.7.ral denartr1cnt
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29
s. slAuoArsR q sxnss.



Erw 4oGK A-g zS-Six weeks sz8
tssEs wzs pepllshea > c1bie aispSsce
fsou Bsssn zs8ng tes navs tAsi =
fGrtacg kcelaF Lad tee2 perEetr1lc3 =
gnsslGn esiiss IL teris Ikssanae,kef
II tas sa-calls4 *'polltlo4l rnfo-taassesa
hza keea slsla ~ their glsrss At e.
near she teNn of T.u@en in Western
Siberia Details kave neU been r.
celve3 IL tbs s.ly ia. Bring = horrors
fally So - thoss perpatr~g@a ia ths "a
irene NoT.aeFa ei5arl3n caplt1L A
gassiAs. AleKan4er Ko4alkQssss. ar
rived Aers MonlsY irQa - Petess5arg
sna hrosght wsth hlW Tie GgsGlGceoazt
oftAs 1laaen trsgetg lie IA ga3Ee4
h.s news almosl 81 nrst aAnE tr0.a
relative cl ons " the Yletlus. teguti-
III girl. the Princess E4eaa oglnska. IS
yezrs ed.
frbe exiles z hunsHea in numIber. left
Eks.erino4rg ab2lt tae end !, May.
they Ue-e scnt oy t-e raiito41 across
tae Eg4i mOun-~las. tcclse LO4rs j3-r-
n4y. 70 Ekateglnb nbuFg, where taa real
horrors OK the Siberian .oagnek be.s
From that point gae e1lles h4 10 SO
On toas a.. she way to Hiumen.
distance OF nearly SO miles.
The tourney fro.p ESatellH burg TO
Tlumsa was oaa n in3eI Icri b@hle
hardship. The heatduring the day was
intense, and fcr a,teen DAYS the oI-
lies we're compelled - walk d n6er the
burning sun along lhe reads hllt ,o0t
deep ia dust u 10 suGegingb % the
beautiful Princess Elena were intense
AL her companions we're in q similar
pitiable condition Of exhaustion from the
dreary journey. Their feet were swollen
10 a horrible exten. Al last, when
within only few stations Of riumen.
the small band OF cxlles, driven 70 de-
spair. turned fercely upon thai- guards
and began TO fight FOR their freedom.
But il was an uaeqaal fight, Tor tie
soldiers, who made the jo.yEey with
loaded rifles, immediately began firing
on the crowd. The result was
horrifYing. The first victim was tho
beautiful young Princess herself Ter
head was pierccd with . bullet and shc
fell dead without uttering a word.
Still the soldiers kept up the frlng and
out of tho small band OF 100 political
exiles who left Ekatarinburg twenty
were shot dead and twelve wero wound
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29
RDERED BY HER LOVER.

Mrs. Lena Matthias. of Decatur. Meets a
Horrible Death-KHled by a Desperate
Nan Who Forced Eis Attentions Upon
Bsr-The Murderer Cuts His own Throat
While Porsued by Officers
DECATUR, Ill. Aug. 2S. - Tuesday
night William Crawford got Mrs. Lena
Matthias, aged S5 years, tho mother Of
three children and wife Of Colonel
Adam Matthias, to meet him IN field
near her home. close TO De-
catur, and then murdered her by
cutting her throat with razor. The
boky was found in the field " ednesday
morning, but Crawford coulA not be
lpcated. Officers got vehicles and
drove TO Rea's Bridge, seven miles
northeast OF Decatur, and there
he was discovered. lie fed
at the approach OF the officers, and
when he saw chat he was about 10 be
captured he cut his own throat
from ear TO car, bat IS still alive.
II is believed that Crawford had yainly
tried TO get Mrs. Matthias 10 desert
her husband and fee with him. and that
when she refused he murdered her.
They had been acquainted for FIVE years.
The relatives OF Mrs. Matthias live at
Rochester, Ind, where nine years ago
she married Colonel Matthias.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29
neAvY FAlURr ~ eosToN.

The BsnkinT Tirnl ~ reftsf, ioveH 4
Co. Goes Inesr-sa Assirnrs-nt - Is@
81 ade.
EosroS. ABr e Wednesday sftsf-
uooa. fust 81 tte close of hark ny hours.
fhs money center vss STARTLED - tbe
fbnor fhss fhe greet banding houte ~
Potter. Level a 90 81 90 Fesef-
q street vas fnanrl5iir IN 1hafrasso5
sn5 was seeing money fgppoft
to Nde 81 ever IN this il 81.
pears 81 failed an1 several large
notes ~ the ffn went 20 protest after
banking hours. The .e1al adviser q ths
frm ssfd that az ass lFuusnt woald
be made. Tbs err rsnv hss hesH 20
irr . business r. nos lees ftsn f9e oo0
600 year ~ ooHHe 20 statsusrf -
Liabilities car 30 ua1e urt SITTER tos
appointment - tte sssi1uss. tgt thsr
49, - rerv heaff
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29

BLooHUsToN. Ill. Aug sS At s
o'cloek a n. Al incoming freight trsin
on the Lake E1ie g. Western railroad
crashed into an engine standing IN the
yards n this city. The train Rad got
beyond control of the crew. ard came
down = grade ss terr fc rats ~ sped.
FnTinser Amos Middleton. Of this city,
was scsl3es 70 death Hs leaves wife
- far-ll-
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29
GRANIlS REMAINS.
A Movement in Nsw York 20 Prevent
Their Removal

NEw YoBK. Aug. 2S. Postmaster Col
Inns. Of Brooklyn. as commander - Z.
S. Grant Post, G. 4. T.. has appointed a
committee 20 confer with Mrs Grant in
relation % The proposed removal Of tho
remains Of General Grant from River
side Park 20 Washington. They a-e
slso authorized % take su.h steps "a
may seem best % prevent the removal
CT TIE body. Each senator and Repre-
sentative from New York all bo re-
ouested % resist al efforts 90 remove
tie rnmains from this State
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29

Bcsrov. Aur 18 a rather serious
srnash-1p occurred Wednesday after
noon a. tbe corner q Beacon street a-3
Comm veaith sreuue. ehsn a. slee-
frie esr care IN collision p-ifh steam
roa8-roiler srd wss overturned Fire
xssseng gers we're Injured