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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-17

in Colorado sIeidfaGs fbon na6 feds
Monaten, iebo9 muB bic @rtIdrune,
8drser ipsrben su ipoden, stpsi Mlonate
borber ab9eeeben tporben iein. SIN
Diontana fann ber Srembe mad einem
Sabre 4ufentbalt mititimmen, aber ba8
gilt nur Bis gnbe 1898. 8Om l.. Sas
nuar 1894 an tpirb bort feinem ginges
ipanoerten mebr bas Stimmre1t ee8es
gen tperben.
gSie fam unter fol9en llmItGnben
bon ben @ineepanberten berIangt tpers
ben, bab iie bor benz Stimmre6t un6
Dor Der amerifaniiden 5reibeit sroBen
&efpeft besen9 8eisen bod bic 9lme.
rifaner ieIbit, baB in ibren @usen ba8
8dr8erredt cine @aare 1T, bic su irs
senb einem beIiebieen Breiie abseseben,
an ben Ufann sebra4t ipirb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-17
@er 1T reid /?

Dieie 5rage beantiportet Der beriibmte
benjamin Sranflin, Der grfinber bes
8IibabIeiterS. aIIo:
Nan9er Mann 1T reid Dbne 8eIb.
Tauienoe bon Menfden nit nibts in
ibren Tai6en iinb reid. Sin MenI6
nit elmer suten 8brperbiIbuns lit reid ;
Der NIT sutem Sersen, seiunben GIies
bern unb sutem &opf 1T reid. @e'
iunbe 8no9en iinb beHer aIs @oIb ;
3dbe WiuSfeIn beher ais SiIber, un6
0erben, bic Seuer ipriibsn unb 8raft
anf iebe 8erri6tuns iibertrasen, iinh
beRer alS Sduier un6 2anb. gs IN
beKer aIS Elm 2anbiib, einen ftrensen
8ater unb cine CUTE Wlutter su baben,
tpeI6e BEL Der Grsiebuns Der &inber ibrt
eItsrIidsn 9Fidten erfd[en unb babe
Sanb in Sano seben. Ser Menid If
reid, ber pieIe seiitise Sdbisfeiten be.
Iibt, ii6 NIT bieien 8enntniRen uni
Serti8feiten aneiSnet unb bieie sun
eiScnen @obI uno gu benz ieiner Niit'
menf6en antpenoet. Der Menid If
reid, Der elm suteS temperament bat
Der bon Ratur gut, eebuIOis, better uni
bOffnunssbOa 1T.
Daran fniipft iiH nun bic 6rase
gSer 1T arms
Man6er Weni9 1T arm, ipie cir
8ettIer, ieIbit nit elnem sefdlten @eIbr
i6ranf. Sin Menid nit einem fbrperr
lid eeIunben Sersen 1T arm, ipenn e.
fein @efibI fir bic NOtb une bas gIeni
ieiner Nitmeniaen bat; er lit arm
iipenn er feline eeiftisen Srafte uni
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-17
gSie in DcrfGbiebenen Staaten
naturalifirt tpirb.

Ser ,,Gbicaso Snters Ocean" bat
ii9 bic NtIbe eenommen, bic nerf6iebes
men, in ben Ser. Staaten iibli9en
NaturaIiiationS. .Wetboben suIammens
sulteaen, iinb er eeIanete babel au einem
&eiultate, boS eerabesu bei6dmeno ees
nannt iper6en muB. Bon ben ginipans
berern tpirb berIauet, baB iie bic grs
lansune beS 8ir9erredteS ais elm fires
bensnertbeS SieI unb cine bobe gbre
anieben, aber bic Art unb @eiIe, in
ipeI9er ibnen bas 8iirserre6t eeboten
ipiro, bat iebr tuenis Smponirenbes unb
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
SIN ben dIteren Staten 1T alsemein
bierjGbrieer glufentbaIt sur Grperbuns
bes 8iirserre6ts erforberIi6, in ben
meiiten ipdter baausefpmmenen Staas
ten uber seniisen idon stpsiunbsinbaIb
Sabre, pber gar nod tpeniser. SoIde
Staaten Iinb alabama, arfanias, Cos
IOrubo, SIoriba, Sn6iana, 8anias,
9ouiIiona, Mi9isan, Minneiota, WliI'
Iouri, Montuna, gtebrasfa, RorOs unb
SibsOafota, Oregon, TeraS, @afbs
instpn unb 3iseoniin. Sober bieier
Staaten aber bat feline aparten 8eitim'
munSen. Sn Midisan 1T Elm ununter'
bro9ener NufentbaIt bon stpeiunbeins
baIb Sabren eenisenO, in SIOriba elm
IufentbaIt bon 3ipei Sabren unb 8abIs
uns elmer Stimmre6t8feuer. Sn Norb
Safota fam man idon mad 8erlnuf
zines Sabres 8dreer tperben, ipenn
man mad feds Monaten bic GrfIdruns,
8irser iper6en su ipOlen, abseseben.
SIN Snbiana 1T erforberIi6, bab Der
8etrefenbe bic IeBt berHOfenen feds
Dlonate i'm Staate unb bic Iebt berfIo1s
Iensn Stpei Sabre in ben Ser. Staaten
Susebru6t bat. Sn 9IIabamn, Nrtuns
iaS, 2ouiiiana, WiRouri, SGb'DatOta,
TsraS uno g8isconiin ift nur einidbri'
ger, ununterbrodener glufentbalt i'm
Staate erforberIid. Sn 8anfaS unb
Oregon fam Der @ineepan6erte I9on
mad bier WOnaten mititimmsn, aIIo
itbutid9Ii9 bas 8iirssrre8t uusiiben /;
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-17

9lm S6IuHe feiner ,,@ei6i6te bes
beutidsfrans6iii6en &riese8" idreibt
@raf MoItfe v3nan3is feite Yldbe
iinb eenommen tporben, unb fein Gag
1T su ,ehnen, an ipeIdem nidt srbbere
ober fIeinere @efedte itattsefunben bas
ben. 9en Deuti6en bat Der &ries
srpBe Opfer eefoftet ; iie berIOren
6247 Offi3iere,
123452 0lann,
l SABINE,
6 9eidiibe.
Der @eiammtoerIuit Der SranSoien
entsiebt ii9 Der 8erednuns, aber aGein
an @efansenen befanben iia
Offiaiere. Mann.
in Deutf6lanb :. Il, $3.50 371, 1881
in Baris ...... 1856 24l ,686
enttpaffnet in Der
SGpeis -. 2.192 ss, ,3sl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-17
gtep 9orf, Ontario & @eitera
Giienba9a.

3ass SsrIaFsn ben Ssrisp Central Sabnbuf
mic fplet:
gla6 @arbrnbaIs unb spil&enliessnbsn Sta-
tipnsn um 700, S.45 unb ft.t2 Born. unb
1885, 3.15, $40, $50 unb HOS Na&m.
9la6 8oreff @itp UNI 700 unb 1t.12 8orm.
9ia6 Sanepd, Nsp gorl SspesO, Utica
unO allen Tlfs unb pefliRen punftrn I'M 1t.12
Born.
i3ise lanstn an bon garbpnbale unb ami.
llhenIisgnbtn Statipnfn UNI 7.40, 9.15 unb
HOS Born. uub 2.45, 4.f0, sos, 7.40 unb
800 Nadm.
Bon 8Orsf City nm 9.t5 Born. unb 4.1O
Yahm.
Bon SSpeso, Utica, gep gcrf, Saneod unb
Of unb pslfIt9sn punften um 4.t0 Na6m.
8. 6. Nn6erfon
@'en'I paii'r assut, Nrip gcrf.
R. 8. Carr Div. paIFr Gssnt Scranton.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-17
Q(n Sdmin0ii6tiQe.

Ser llnter,eiduete. tusIdsr mad mtbridbri.
gen 9eioen Don einem i6meren Qun9eniibel
nno Der 9efiirdtetsn 9 d. 10 In II d. I burdl
elm einfades MitteI 9ebeiIt puroe, tuiinidt
all, ietuen W9iil,iOenoen 6ie Retbooe Der SeiI.
une befannt su MAIDEN. Gr miro allen, bic
60 luini6en. tOftenfrei eine abi6rift oes &e.
3epies leuben, ueIbes cine fi6ere SeiIun9 fur
. dmiubiudt, aftbma. Gatarrb,
IBrou9itis uno alle gals. uno 9uugen.
Iafettoneu lit gr bofft, oab aIle 9eioenoen
Ieip MitteI probiren. peldes unlddbbar lit.
@sr bas &e3ept, oas nidts toitet un0 ie9ens.
reid iein fam, wiuidt, idreibe 9efdIli9ft an
Reo. GSparb u. Wilfon,
@iuiamsburg, Sings Co., @etu Norf
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-17
Senti6e @etgerci
bon
SaSpar SemmD,.
go. 416 ea6 @aibinston gbenue.

aae 8leiidiorten bon Der beiten NnaIitdt
unO tets friit; oes9Iei6en Die i6mndbafte'
Iten @ilrite ieoer art.
9ie beten Shinten uno Elm ansge3ei6netes
Corn Beef uub oas feinite R0delfeiid itets
in grober Guswabl.
8eitelIun9en per gSoit ueroen prompt aus.
9efiibrt uuo ju einem 8eiu6e bes Seihdfies
treunblidft eingelaoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-17
Nm Ocnti6e Wereine.

Die bsutIGrn 8sreinr Der Stabt Serantpn
psrben barauf aufmsrfiam ssmaGt, bae bic
Sfrisesr-SanO irpsrSdt fir Bale pic gtss
unb paraben rnsasirt perben tauu. Dlullt
gut unb Su riiebrisifsu preiien. Mnmslbun9fn
Su MAIDEN bel esabsr glusuf Dunnsmann,
828 Gin Straee; pber bel Sauptmann 5rant
Mbllsr SUm 8rteeer- 8erein, 1403 prespsrt
@penue. 29,6m
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-17
81. .50s 7O2,o47
grpbert tpurben:
10Y Sabnen unb 9IbIer,
1915 SeIbsei6ube,
5506 sEe5tunnSnefd,iike

StraBburs unb Met, in 3eiten Der
Sdnd9e benz 8aterlanSe entfrembet,
waren tpieber suriidsetponnen, unb bas
beuti4e 8aiiertbum tsar neueritans
ben."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-17
Mug. SmnImtle +,
GIeftrtfer,

313 Centre StraBe, Scrunton, ga.
GIsftriIts Ginribtunasn isSr art, pis 3D.
der, 9ihter, @lpden, Nnnunciatprs, Ginbre'
her-M -Mlarme, Wptpren, Spnamcs, ETC., nil
aud 8sparaturrn perbsn prompt billis nnt
belftns btlOret.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-17
SSefffeite Mn5ei8en.

Heus Irbeitfn unb Htparattren jster grt
tpereen auf bas Bette auseefibrt. 31,3m
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-05-22
NEWS IN GENERAL.

The Democratic state convention or Mem
lucky nominated cX-tOngrcssman Johh
Young Brown Of Henderson for governor
and VI. c. Afford OF Lexington for leuten-
antgovernor.
The Evening Critic, Washington, ID. CT
has ceased publication. and has been plaOeu
in the hands Of a receiver
Reuben Moore was hanged at Trenton.
Ga, for the murder OF Henry Sade, u
cOlOred companion. The hanging was
viewed by 1000 people
By a fall Of coal and rocks in the Gaylord
mine at Plymouth, Pa, three Polish miners
were killed.
Domino Marchionp, sentenced in Italy to
life Imprisonment for murder, escaped aud
came To this country. lie was arrested as ne
came out OF the baltimore penitentiary the
ether day. and will be taken back to Italy 10
complete his sentence there.
The losses by forest fires in Minnesota
and Michigan are expected 10 reach S2'oOo'-
900.
Amrcr Ben Ali, alias "Frcnchy No. L.
has been held bv the coroner's jury for the
murder OF Shakespeare" IN New York.
II is said that the Edison General Electric
| Company has signifed its intention ot
spending at least 100000 on its exhibit nj
| the forthcoming worlds fair i'll Chicago
Frost in the Interior of Wisconsin has in
| hictcd great damage to small fruits ana
early vegetables.
The strike against reduction in wages
begun Il months ago by the 5000 miners oi
| the PENNSYLVANIA and West Moreiand gas
companies philadelphia conccrnsl has been
declared of, and the few hundred OF the
strikers who remain at Irwin viii return 10
work ct the operators terms.
At Clinton. Tenn. Jack Shipe, while I'M
! der the influence of ntoXiC lntS, resisted ar
rest and fired upon two policemen, who, IN
turn, fired 10 shots at him, three OF which
took effect. He will die.
Sheriff Luna Of Valencia county, y. NJ,
reports over 2OOO people homeless on the
east bank Of the Rio Grandc, opposite Las
Nunas The houses and corps have been
destroyed by the food in the Rio Grandc.
The river is now slowly falling.
Francis G. NcwlandS. f. w. Sharon and
Charles K. Shepard have entered bill in
equity against the Keystone Cement Com
pany of Allentown, Pa, and Charles f.
| Whitehead and stanley W. Dexter, trustees
to forcclosC mortgage for 800 600. Anto-
MO De Novarro, hu band Of Mary Ander-
son, is president OF the cement company.
Deputy Sheriff Joe Robinson OF Nassau
county. Fla, was shot and almost instantly
killed By a negro Desperate known As lIar-
mon Lang, who was resisting arrest. Lang
! also shot Policeman James HigginbOttom
through the thigh lie fired several other
hots at the posse, and escaped 20 the woods.
4 little lO-ycar-old SON Of Jonas X. Stuliz-
fuss, near Barevillc, Pa, was helping his
father at work the other day and drove q
metal roller weighing 1000 pounds over n
| poughcd field to break the ClOdS. His little
sister, who happened to he in the field, saw
the horses stop and stand still, but her
| brother was not to lie seen She found his
dead body behind the roller pressed Hat into
the earth. The roller had passed nearly
over him feet foremost. His head had not
! been reached.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-05-22
The Capitol Dome at WashInrton.

The Capitol dome at Washington Is
the only considerable dome Of Iron in
the world. It is vast hollow sphere
weighing 5000, 300 pounds. How much
Is thata More than 1000 tons, OF almost
the weight 1000 full-grown persons, or
about equal to 1000 ladsned coal cars OF
four tons each, which, II strung out one
behind tho other, would Occupy a mile
and half OF track. On the very ton
Of the dome the allegorical figure,
America" weighing 1895 pounds,
lifts It's proud head high In the Dir. The
pressure OF this dome and figure upon tn,
piers and pillars Is IA, ATT pounds to
the square foot. It would, however, re
quire pressure Of 1885 pounds to
the square foot to crush the supporters
the dome. The cost of this immenst
dome was little short Of 81, 200, 0O0.-
81. Louis Republic.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-05-22

Northern anil Eastern beef cattle. The
supply was light. trade active aud prices
very firm sales {. r. Brrck. o cattle TO
dress lno II each. - per ID dressed weight;
W. \. Farnham. > cattle to dress 1000 ihs
each. e per ID dressed weight; W. Kicker Il
Son. steers to dress 20 lbs each.
&c per 10 dresSr! wcightlWool n Bid
well, : cattle. average 400 rs, !! q H. i've
weight; u. Fisher, | steer, average 100 H.
6c = n We weight; +. savage. cate
avcrse 1870 No.. ~ = n; W. W. Ragcv.:: !
steers. average ll75 NJ, Sc u r.; W. r.
Flanders cattle, average 10 m, ~ = r.
live weight; H.. llaNtin,,. cattle, average
400 H., 5!r T. n live weight
trlvcs.-Th supply Of veal calves was
fair and demand active; value. steady. Sales :
w H. BardWrI q calves, weight III lbs, nj
C. TER III; W w. BlElcV, - ,a'vr-. weight
III b., at &c per b; u. Fisher, y calves.
average weight In lbs. al - per 10: W
Kicker & Son. T. calves. average weight Ia
lbs, nj ilc; Is calves, avcrlgr wei. ~ lbs
at i2c per 10; Wood Il BIdweIl, Is calves,
average weight l-B lbs, at jc per H.: c. =.
Hreck, ~ calves, average weight l23 lbs, at
sc per ID.
Sheep snd lambs were in ligh, supply and
In good demand, prices ruling bout the
same rs Cne wees rgU. Spring Lambs were
in good supply. Sales W. W. Bardwc l. II
sheep, weight - lbs, at sc y 10; ". W.
Bsglry. ~ lambs, weight - lbs, at Gle a
H. Wood & Bidweli, rs lambs, weight 81 lh~
nj &c y III; +. Savage, IL lambs, weight II
lbs, at tic y ID.
swine. The supply from the West were
consigned and taken direct from the cars To
slaughter houses. Prices are quoted at from
A to ode = n live weight; country dressed
hogs, 6(dGic p n.
Poultry few hundred pounds on
the market. No sales; all taken on commits
sion. Quotations Mixed lots, IOtoIlc b n
live weight; spring chickens, 20a2lc q 4,
live weight.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-05-22

Canada. Burbauks. 81 10; shenSngoes, a'c(e
%: silver Dollars, al %; sweet potatoes
s geo per Dbl .o,s
New York: Rose sud Burbanks, - 500
3 -: sweet potatoes. ~ 500 , -.
POULTRY.-The market remains about
A. last reported. There i more fresh Poui-
try arriving with moderate demand so that
It keeps fairly well sold up Frozen stock IS
dull
Quotations: Turkeys. l3dlJc; chickens,
lOCTi3c; fresh killed New England, - lse;
Philadelphia chickens, 30c spring chickens,
4O(a sc per 10. fowls, S(al0; fresh killed
New England. l2alic; ducks, 100 l4c;
geese. lee; grouse. 81 per pair; squads pei
pair. GDc.
New York Spring chickens live $500 al
per pair; dressed 45dalc per 10; fowls re (;
spring ducks 2Ja30c.
TRTCK.-Truck il steady and a good
demand prevails. Receipts Of asparagus are
liberal. Cabbages are also in large supply.
Green peas are steady and higher for choice
fresh stock. Native onions are about out Of
the market aud Bermudas and Egyptians
are very plentiful.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-05-22
NOTABLE DEATHS.

A telegram from Yankton, S. D.. says that
Chcvalier Gustaye VI. Finotti, a former well
known banker Of Florence, Italy, Boston
aud New York, and once an Italian consul.
is dead, aged - wears. He was n member of
two titled italian families For number of
years past he had been devoting his attcn-
ton to farming.
Capt. David II. Hall died at bis home in
Boston, after short illness. in his 67th wear.
lie was born at Newcastle, Me. Feb. -,
1928, aud, aS boy, chose for his calling the
life of sailor, He early advanced to a po-
Siton Of command, which he retained for IL
consecutive wears, retiring about seven years
ago to his home on Rutland square, in that
city, where he resided up to the time OF his
death.
Charles u. WEIGH died at his residence in
New York Of Bright's disease. He was born
in Boston in 1919, and was graduate of
Trinity College in Hartford. Beginning life
as civil engineer, deceased helped to con-
struct many of the railroads in MaSsachu-
sets, and eventually entering journalism he
b'cnmc editor Of the Boston Post. white
filling this position he gained the friendship
of George Bancroft, the historian. and went
with him to " ashington rs bis private sec
rotary. President Polk made him chici
clerk OF the navy department.
Edwin Long, the artist is dead at Lon
dom Eng. from pneumonia, which followed
an attack of influenza. His wife and daugh-
ter are also seriously i'll. Mr.. Long was born
in 1889
Mr.. Timothy Clamp, a wealthy stove
dealer at Stoughton, Mass, where he has
been IN business for 81 year, is dead. aged
about 70 years.
Tic death has occurred Of Mrs. Nav Belle
llooke, wife Of Mr. Frank n PhIhrick and
daughter Of Mr.. Daniel lIOoke, at the age OF
y years, at the residence Of her father. in
llaNerhill, Mass. In early years she was an
amateur musician, aud later was member
OF the Petite orchestra, officiating as violin 81
and accompan>t. Subsequently she was
member Of the COrrinna concert company
the combination being before The publ,
several years, and appearing at the leading
watering places and mountain resorts.
John 7. PfeiIfcr, for many years leader OF
the Naval Academy band, at Annapolis
Md, Is dead, nged Is years.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-05-22
A NEW VOLCANO.
Armenian Villages Destroyed by the
Eruption of Mt. Simrod.

Another new volcano has appeared in
Turkish Armenia. at the summit of Mt
Nmrod, in the district of Van, vomiting
forth flames and Lawn. The villages at the
base Of the mountain have been destroyed
and many persons arc said to have been
killed or injured. The fugitives are almost
destitute, and the greatest misery prevails
among them.
The Turkish government has taken meas.
ures to aid the sufferers
Mt. NimrOd is situated or the western
shore of Lake Van, its foot hills coming
down quite close 10 the lake and on the road
running from Erzeroum to Bagdad, where,
In days long gone by, the kings OF Armenia
kept royal state.
All the country around Mt. Nimrod has n
mixed population of Turks, kurds and Ar
menians. Its past was marked by two peri
DDS of considerable prosperity, first, under
the Armenian sccptre, aud then under
Turkish rule, before the power of the Otto
man empire was broken, But its present is
wrctched in the extreme. The people are
divided by race jealousies and religious
hatreds, and the shadow of approaching
Russian conquest hangs over the land.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-05-22
UNION LIVE STOCK MARKET.

GEIom1ov ANp WATEErnwN May u.
Amount Of i've stock Mt markets: Cattle,
80; sheep aud lamhs, 1888; calves, h!G;
swine. DAP
stock at Brighton market: cate, 2jS {;
sheep and lamLs, IoT~; calves, "o; swine,
1898.
stock At Watcrtown market: Cattle. 2067 ;
sheep and lambs, $50, calves, 1857: swine,
6,SR.
Prices Of Wcstern live cattle y 100 lbs live
weight hoicr, sG{a6 30; common and or
binary, a. 5000 -.
rricrs uf Northern aud Eastern cattle
q lOn ThS dressed weight which includes
lccf. hide aud tallow-C hoicc, 75laS" per
n ordinary, 81 &c per n common, u a &c
y b.
Quotations OF Brighton hides, q Z
- q 70; country hidcs, 5tf06c
y 10: COW hide, 5a3ic = IL; bull hides, u
r,jc e NJ brighton tal'ow, 3i'o :, y ~;
country tnIlow, 2iH3!c y ID; sheep .Eus.
she'red, ",GG0c cIch, wool, skins, { - a
81 each; call skin., j0Cc y 10.
W, stern beet cattle The demand strong
and values frmcr. home slnughtrrers br,u .
liberal We quote sllcs hy J. \. Hathaway -
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-05-22
FOREIGN NEWS.

The Austrian government has dispatched
an ironclad to Corfu for the purpose of pro-
tecting the rights Of Austrian subjects.
At quarrymen's conference In Festiniog,
Wales. it was decided to support the move
ment for working day of eight hours.
II is learned in London that the shops sit
uated on the principal streets OF the Ghetto,
or Hebrew quarter Of Corfu, have again
opened their doors and resumed business,
and that quietness prevails.
The retItencc observed by the Russian Off
cials in regard to the exact scene OF the
attack on the Czarcwitch gives Crcdencc to a
report which has been circulated that the
czarcwitch aud his companions provoked
resentment in place of public amusement
by unruly behavior
1t is sCmi-oflicially announced in Rome
that no proposals have been made by either
side to refer to arbitration the dispute be-
tween the United States aud Italy arising out
of the New Orleans lvnching.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-05-22
THE OUTRAGE AT woo HOO.
Cinnamon Loot and Burn the British
Consulate.

According to additional advicCs from Woo
Hoo, the treaty port in the province OF
Ngan-Hoe, the Chinese who took part in
burning the Catholic mission and other
European buildings at that place. are liable
to bring down upon themselves the wrath OF
the British Government 1t is now stated
that the mob also burned and looted the
custom house aud the British consulate.
The British consurs wife. disguised as
Chinese woman, managed, with difficulty, to
escape from the consulate and made her
way to the banks OF the Yang-Tse. lang,
and there, in company with the other
Europeans, took refuge on the hulks moorcd
in the stream. The British consul was
wounded while on his way from the consul
ate to the hulks.
The anti-European feeling, which caused
portion OF the popul ton Of Woo Hoo Is
anXiOusly awaiting the arrival Of her
majesty's ship lnconstant.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-05-22

Syrup"

Here is an incident from the South
Mississippi, written i'll AprilIS9o,
just after the Grippe had visited that
country. | am a farmer, one Of
those who have 10 rise early and
work late. At the beginning ofla,t
Winter | was on a trip 10 the Civ
of Nicksburg, Miss. where | gotwell
dreuched i'll a shower o! rain. I
went home and was soon after ,c,led
with a dry, hacking cough. This
grew worse every day, until had
to seek relief. consulted Or Dixon
who has since died, and l." told ne
to get bottle of Bo,chcc , German
Syrup. Meantime MY cough grew
worse and worse and then the Gr17e
came along and | caught tint a,>o
very severely. Ny condition then
compelled me TO do something. I
got two bottles OF German Supp. |
began using them, and bv; rn King
much Of the second bottle was
entirely clear Of the Cough that had
hung to me so long, the GRIPPE, and
all its bad effects. Iiclt tlp-'0p and
have felt that way over since -
PETER J. BRIALs, Jr., C~yu a, Hines
Co, Miss. .
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-05-22

A hedUy btrCier,
all the ills and ailments that only
female flesh is heir to. 1t rests with
YOU whether you carry it or lay it
down. You can cure the disorders
and arrangements that prey upon
your sex, with DR.. Pierce's Favor
ite Prescription. It's a legitimate
medicine, carefully compounded by
an experienced physician, and
adapted to woman's delicate organ
iZation.
For all organic displacements and
weaknesses, accompanied by weak
back, bearing-down sensations, and
for all uterine diseases, it's posi-
tive specific. It's guaranteed to
give satisfaction, in every case.
If it doesn't, you've only to ask
for your money and it's cheerfully
refunded. If it does, you'll want
to ask for nothing more. It's
the cheapest medicine you can use,
because you only pay for the good
you get. 1t improves digestion,
enriches the blood, invigorates
the system, and produces refresh
ing sleep.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-05-22
How They Did IL.

Bank Examiner Drew told n startling
story Of the deception prnctised by officials
OF the Keystone National Bank, Philadc.
phia, in their endeavor to cover up the short
age in the banks cash He said he made ex.
aminntions OF the books Of the bank about
twice, year. generally in January and July.
Marsh and Lawrence would remove from
the Individual deposits ledger" whole
leaves, which were rC-nserted after an en-
animation. The effect Of this work would be
TO show that the deposits were much less
than they really were. rhe serNi ices Of a
Dookbinder must have been necessary to get
the leaves back in the book correctly. Alto
gether the present deficiency amounts to