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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-13
In Spite of The Funny Man.

The superintendent of n of the
largest grocery stores in Philadelphia
remarked yesterday that it was about
time for the newspapers to stop their
uncomplimentary references concern
ing the ignorance of fashionable girls
about cooking.
mo newspaper reporter said he
to a Philadelphia Press man, knows
as much about it as | do. Our place
is located on Chestnut street. We are
in the very middle of the richest and
most aristocratic section of the city,
and it is here that girls of wealth and
position flock in great numbers. i
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-13
BOARD WANTED.


WASTED-k5oM AND BoARD IN PRIVATE
" family; must be eonyenfrnt ~ Jersey City
AeHk Address g" News ONCE.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-13
Countess Waldersee.

Countess Waldersee, whose iniu-
ence with the German Empress, it is
whispered, had a great deal to do with
her husbands removal, is angry at
having to exchange the congenial at
mosphere of the Berlin Court to that OF
Altoona, and has been somewhat indis-
Greet in receiving the farewell depu-
tations of various societies, political,
religious and charitable, of which she
has for many years been the life and
soul. She was a power in herself, and
the influence she welded was emin-
emily distasteful to the Emperor, who
brooks no rival near the throne. Cur
iously enough, writes Edmund Yates,
she was by marriage the Empress
great aunt, for in 1864, as Miss Mary
Lee, she married the widowed Prince
Frederick of Schleswig- Holstein Son
derburg, and ten years later she be-
came the wife of Count Waldersee,
and since then has been the heroine
of a whole chapter of tortuous Berlin
court intrigue. The Emperor resolved
that it should cease. and to effect this
purpose, he sacrificed the most
brilliant and trustworthy of his gem
erals.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-13

You want INTEREST on your
Eank Balance, this Company
receives money on deposit sub
leot TO check. and allows inter-
est on daily balances
Special Rates on Deposits Q
Three Months or longer
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-03

wezwana zostafa, ably otw o
rye mieday swym, urzednika-
mi llsty sxfadkowe ola Gu
bo1afei i zgfodniatej ludnoscl
srodkowei Rosyi. Obecnie ma.
deszly wie5ci o nowych ME-
pokoiach, wywolanyoh przez
podro2enie chleba W Mondy.
szowie. - Organ brukselski
dodaje nastepnle: O fiarnosc i
mi}osierdzle bez watpienia
znacznle dobitnej zaznaczyfy-
by sic W Po;sce, gdyby ogol-
nego oburzen1a ME byfo wy
wofato swie3e &C dopiero
wydane rozporzadzenie jenera.
10 Frlederlchsa, naczelnika2an-
darmeryl. Oto wszyscy urze.
dnicy kolejowl a nawet gar
soni W bufetach dworcowych
natYchmiast maja utraci6
m!ejsca | pensye, skoro pre-
NOVA lub odpowledzia pasa-
zerom W polskim jezyku. Ga
zety polskle protestuja pre-
civ tax barbarzyhskiemu roz-
porzqdzenlu i zwracaja sic do
organ6w rosYjskich z 3adaniem,
ably pcparly lch przedstawie-
MIA. Niestety, co re swej stro-
ny doda]emy, gazety rosy]sk,e
o barbarzyhsk.em TEN rozpo-
rzadzeniu zachowuja al do
tel chwili gfebokie mllczenie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-03

AUSTRIA. Zdarza sic
wszedzle, lie sadly osadza1a
ludzi ma dfugie nieraz kary
nlewlnnie. Ozasem padnie po-
de]rzenie ma czfowleka i
okolicznoscl tax sic zfoza, il
sad wyda wyrok fotepia)acy,
a pc pewnym czasie pokaze
sic, Re 6w skazany niewinDie
osadzony zostaf. Dotad W
zaaGym kraiu ME bYfo take.
go prawa, ktoreby nakazy-
wa1o. wynagrodzlc nlewinnie
skazauych, przynaimnlei ME-
cos, DO piepodobna jest pra-
vie rSecza, naprawic Gaia
szkode, )aka sad niewinnie
skazanemu wyrzadzi. W Au-
stryi postowle o take prawo
sic upomn'eli i przeprowadzlc
Je zdofali, a teraz wfasnle DO
sraz pierwszy prawo to weszfo
W praktyke. Niejaki jerry
Pabst z Wiednia zostaf pred
dwoma laty skazany ma 2
lata wiezienia "a podpaleaie.
Jeszcze MIN kare odsledzlaf,
przekonano sic, be byf me
winny. WYpuszczono go zaraz
Q wlezlenla, a nadto Rad wy.
p}acif mu 3 tysiace renskich.
v Ameryce tel zachodza
przypadki skazanla ma kare
nlewlnnYjch, wiec l unas pra-
VIC podobne koniecznieby bye
powlnno. Jezeli W Austryl
dafo sic przeprowadz,c, to i u
mas byfoby to rzecza mozli.
wa.
-Pewien zydowsk. gaze
ciarz, Steps, obrazif posla ka.
tollcklego ksiecia Alo]zego
Llchtenstelna W gazecie. Po-
niewa2 ksia4e jest oflcerem,
przeto minister wolny wezwa1
go. ably Szepsa ma pojedynek
wyzwai. Ksla&e to uczyn,f, ale
2yd wykreca sic i ME chce
stanac ma placu. Dziwia sic
wszyscy, jak minister wo]ny
mogf zacheca6 ksiecia do
pojedynku.
-zaczynaia ia dob-e obi
czac, jakby tel to byfo gdy-
iRosya i Francya wzlefy sic "a
Dary q Nlemcaml, Aus(rYq !
Wtochaml. Pewlep poset par
iamentu AUstryackjego napl-
sal tenn ksiazke. Obllczyi
W nie], De W czas1e poko)u
Rosya Francya razem maia
kilkadzieslat tysiecy wlecej
woJska W pogotowiu, anizell
Niemcy Austrya i Wiochy,
ale W razie wypowiedzenia
woJny, trzech dniach
zmiem sic to, ! pahstwa, two
rzczace tr6%lprzymierze, posta.
via znacznIe wiecej wo)ska |
o wiele predzeJ, ND Rosya
Erancya.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-03
MA KOLEJI
Chicago, milwaukee
i ST. Paul

L lOUe i dull
teraz panuie ruch nastepujacy:
Wagony salonowe do Chicago.
10 godzln do Chicago.
Peciagi oswietlone swiat}em
dziennem do Chicago.
Mocne pociagi spacerowe dc
Chicago.
Pociagl swiat}en e]ektrycz
mem %oswietlcne do Chicago.
Elektryczne lampy do czyta-
MIA W syplalniach.
Najwspanialsze pociagl ]adal-
ne ma swiecie.
Sypialnie pa}acowe.
Nalkr6tsza i naiszybsza LIMA,
Najlepsza droga do Colorado
do Kansas, do Kalifornll-do
Portland, do Tacoma, do Helena
do wszystkich punktow ma "a
chodzle i p6fnocnym zachodzie.
Najprz6d za}atwlone wszyst
kle ulepszenia ola pasazer6w ja-
dacych ma Wsch6d i Poiudnie cd
Chicago, ma P61noc i Wsch6d cd
st. Paul, tudziez ma Zach6d cd
miast Omaha i Kansas.
ID. Il. COnley.
Miejski agent ola ykletow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-03
co shYCHAG.

W ROSYI cafe gubernie,
]ak to iu2 wiadomo, clerpla
g1od, ludno5t 20 miastach i
wsiach domaga sic chleba,
wszyscy wzywaja Rad i Cd
wofuja sic do os6b prywat-
nych, a1eby zapobiedz, a
przyaa)mniej ul&y6 biedzle
og6lnej. Pom,mo to istnle]a
" Rosyi ludzle, kt6rzy zdeja
sic bye nieczull ma wszystkle
te glossy. W jelecklei BOWEN
gubernii posiada pewien ksia-
he rosyjski wlelkle posladfos-
CT. w przeciagu 10 lat re
brat ma spichlerzach swych
100000 pud6w 2yta, Oeden
pud macy lyle, co 40 fun
tow. z lei wlelklej lloscl
zbo&a ME sprzedaf, o lie VIA
domo, AMI jednego puda. O.
gromnej masy owe) ME mole
ksi44e ten pomiesclG W swych
splchlerzach i stodo1ach, po-
nlewa2 50 "a mate, ola tego
okoto 40 tyslecy pud6w zbo.
d le1y obecnie pod gofem
niebem i niszczeje. Jest to
rzeczywiscie prawdziwle ME
ludzkie zachowanie sic. Tysia-
ce ludzi MIRA z gfodu, a ]e-
den bogacz nletyiko lie op}y-
wa " dostatkl, ale wcale sic
ME stara navel dopomodz
nedzarzom.
Wladomoscl tel trudno by
bylo uwierzyc, gdyby o niej
same gazety rosyjskle sic ME
rozpjsaiY. DziwiG sic tylko
MONA wiadzom rosyjskim, lie
ksieciu owemu ME nakaza
zboza tego sprzedac. Me
dziwnego potem, gdy chfopi
z gfs6. Aradna zbo2e, kt6re
gnl]e ma polu.
Aprzeciez al nadto siychaG
podczas obecnle panujacego
nledostatku o kradzie2ach
i rabunkach:
W gubernii samarskiej mp.
y wysiaf pewien dziedzit swego
urzednika z dwoma parobka-
mi ma mfyn, ably przywlezli
make. w czasle, kledy make
1adowano ma w6z, napadli ma
ME zgfodniali chlopi z po-
blisklej wsi, mowiac, il znles6
tego ME moga, De miechy z
mako sic wywozi, a i'm mic
dale. Napadnieci ME mogll sic
oprzee wzburzonym tlumom
ch1op6w, kt6rzy make zabrall
| podziellll ia pomledzy 38
rodzin we wsl. Wydarzylo sic
to Is. Pazdziernika: a cd
czasu tego po1o2enie W pie
ktorych okollcach znacznle sic
pogorszyfo, poniewaz chlopi
ME chca %pracowa6, ale licza
ia nauZ"ycZa]na pomOc cara.
Jednem s1owem, nledostatek
i gfod W Rosyi ME So niczem
dobrem. Sierra sic demorali-
zacYa. kradzieze rabunkl.
Ludzie pracowa6 ME chca, ale
dziczeja. Wszystkle prawle
gazety rosyjskie obawia]a sic,
azeby niedostatek ten z Jed
mel stronY, a nieludzkie l
5 niesprawlealiwe zachowanle
sic z drugiej MEL przyczyniiy
sic do wewnetrznych rozru-
chow i gwaltow. Wzmogia sic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-03

he to Jest tylko po3yczka.
O6ary ola giodnych " ME.
ktorych m~lejscowo6ciach zde-
morallzowafy pc prostu lud'
nose wiejska.
Wobec taklch warunk0w
ME wystarcza AMI kssa rzado'
wa. AMI prYwatna ofiarnosc ma
w%yzywienie %gfodnych, ktorych
llczba wYnosi oko}o 20 mi
lionow. Ma zasiewy wYdano
1uz 80 miliony rubli, ma wy
aywienle trzeba bedzie "ydat
jeszcze okoio SO milionow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-03
W BERLINIE powsta1o

straszne zamieszanie Q powo-
du bankructwa banka Hirsz'
ZELDA i Wolffa. Publlcznosc
straclla z%aufanie do bankow i
pieniadze i'm powierzone ma
gwalt odbiera. Cierpla natu'
ralnie ma tenn bank i intere'
sa uczc;we, poniewaz ME MOI
ma wiedzlet, jaki bank jest
uczclwy, a jaki nie'aczciwy.
Sobota by1a dniem przestrachu,
jakiego dawno W Berlinie ME
pamletaja, Cd samego ma
nadchodzila n%iepomysln
dom6st pc wiadomoSci, kto-
re sic szybko po cafym Ber-
linie rozszerzafY, powszechna
budzac obawe.
Na]pierw dowledziano sic
lie banker t m a
L elpziger zostaf uwle-
ziony. Uwlezienle Leipzigera
przemawlalo "a tenn, ze mu-
stat porowno z flrma Hlrsz-
Zelda l VOLTA dopuszcza6 sic
kretactw giefdowyeh. Obydwle
bowiem flrmY miatY JUL cd r.
1878 scisie lnteresa wzajem.
ne.
Wlecej atoli SIC re PREY
gnebla]ace wrazenie sprawlta
wiesc, il bracla Zygmunt i
Felix's Sommerfeldowje sic "a
strzelill. WiadomoS6 ia spa
d}a jak plornn i wywoia}a W
wszystkich klasach ludnoscl
berllnsklej oburzenie W wy
soklm stopn,u. Pred bankiem
Sommerfeldow zebraiy sic thu
my ludu, ktore omawisJac ca
}e wydarzenie, spog]adaiY z
pewna Ottawa ma szyld firmy,
kt6ry nosi herb kslecia sas.
Ma
turalnie wszystkich oburzyio
to. il samobojcy m'ell prawo
nazywaG sic banklerami ma
dwornemI.
Policya mlata barizo vie.
lie do czyn1eria, ably zapobiedz
rozruchom. Kazdy byi cieka-
wy, co sic stale. Ka2dy pytaf
i oburzaf sic. Przyczyne samo-
b6jstwa iatwo wytfomaczye
soble Gozna. Sommerfeldowie
puscill sic ma spekulacYe, a
ME byll W stanle, azeby Ia
daniom wierzycleli zadosG u
czyllG. Bank lch zostal tenn
wleceJ zagrozony, poniewaz pu-
blicznosG stracila zaufanie do
prywatnych ,nstytucyl czyli
zaktadow bankowych pc o.
statnich matactwach banku
Hirschfelda i VOLTA.
Me tylko 1ednak2e same
spekulacye sprowadziiy upa.
dek banku, ale zbytkowe 2y-
Gle Sommerfeldow; ktorero-
wnafo sic 2yclu bankiera VOL.
ia.
Felix's SommerfeId, ktory
miai "a Zone corke radzcy
handlowego Pinkusa, &yl po
kslazeclu; caiemi garsciami PIE.
Made rozr7ucai. Starszy brat
lego ME byf wcale pod tym
wzgleeem lepszY. Me tylko
meaowie, ale j ich &ony trwo-
nliy plenladze obce.
DYREKCYA KOLEI,
un pa.n |
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-03
Bogato ilusrrowane czasopismo
humorystYczne
s IIGU:S

'NS' ~ ~ q ID NWN &&D
w,rh"dn We L wowle cd lat
s'e']mnu nalregularpiej diva razy
m"s'eczn'- G.. ! 49, j odznacza
sig rraw'iziw>m bumorem i wy
h"n>ni hnStrrlami, wvkonanymi
}rtt> uMl>"aN"mitszych artyst6w
l"l~k'rh >'="nuicznvch. Kto sic
c;frt z"l'"" e, r"zwesellc pou-
eye MECH zarrruan,eruje IS m
g"sa", ktory >~an,ieszcza move
l"wcpy. wes"4e wiersze, humore
ea, F., satvrv.
llustracye So take kolorowane
! %rtIlrte W s}awhym zakfadz,e ar.
:yStycznym
y. p~rzyszlaka we Lwowie.
Gaia prasa poiska uzna}a
s s. jake G~*jlepsze pismc
ku.nurvstyczne rolskie, redagowa.
ne W duohu prawdziwie polsk1m.
iasnokratycznvm, pod hasten
.,R"wnost, wolnost i niepodle-
2t"st''.
DO ,%.Sm'guSa" ;ako bezp{atnv
ds"ta;ek do'a";"ne hywaia utworv
f"ctepaanowe najulubiehszych &on,-
uuzytor0w.
:'r>ep}ata na Smi9u;'s wynosi:
W s sn erE"<!': rclnie 3 dolayy.
po}rocznie II dolaru.
Prennmerate najdogodnie1
przesy}ac ~przekazem pocztowym
luh d~Iarami pap,erowymi W liscie
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pod adresem.
Administrators ..Sm,gusa" Lw6w
(Leorol) Enr"pa, Auslrya, Gnlicya.
The Globe-republican., 1891-07-22
THE NET DEFICIENCY.


Experts Report the Amount John BsFds.
ley Was in Default.
PHILADELPHIA July 16.-The experts
appointed to investigate the accounts
of John Bardsley, late city treasurer,
have made a detailed report to the
mayor, in which they say that they
have endeavored to discover the total
amount of money received each year at
the state desk in said Office, the share
thereof belonging to the state and to
the CITY and expenses and other items
deducted therefrom, so that the net de-
fciency in the accounts OF the late
treasurer may be definitely ascertained-
4 recapitulatioa of their statement
shows: Net amount due to the state,
S1.5S5. COZ 95: net amount due to the
city, 81. COS. 94o. Total balance due to
the state and the city to be accounted
for, s, 594.55I.ea
Credit-First. deduct amount Of de-
posits in various banks to May 80, 1891,
Sel9. s.a A.: balance, sl.61As7S4S Sec.
ond, deduct Keystone bank due bills,
SSaa 600; balance $40, SIS 81 Third,
deduct keystone bank checks paid by
Mr.. Bardsley in excess of S43.. 554 81 in
city fund account, SI96, 04a TO-
Total net deficiency in Mr.. Bardsley's
accounts, S55S. SIS IS.
The Globe-republican., 1891-07-22
RAPIDLY RECOVERING.

MI. Blaine Getting Over the Result Of His
Nervous Trouble.
BosroS, July IA reporter Of the
Boston Traveller secured an interview
with Mr.. Blaine at Bar Harbor and his
report as published last evening bears
out the previous statements that the
secretary of state has been suffering
from overwork and nervous trouble
and is rapidly recovering. he says
there is 10 trace of disease, but he has
the appearance Of man in good health.
His eyes were clear and bright and his
grip firm and his hand without tremor.
There was no evidence on which &c
hang suspicion that Mr.. Blaine had
any organic disease.
The reporter found Mr.. Blaine look
ing better than he has appeared in Bos-
ton for several years He eats heartily.
weighs 1S3-his normal weight-takes
a great deal Of exercise and transacts
the routine affairs of state, debating
and signing letters He takes absolute
" no medicine. So firmly convinced Is
he Of MS permanent recovery that Sep
tember "a Or a5 has been set as the date
when he will return to Washington &c
assume the full and active duties of his
department again
The Globe-republican., 1891-07-22
ANOTHER FISHERY TROUBLE
Fishermen on PAsSamA&uody Waters An
noyed BY . Canadian Cruiser.

Fishermen on PAssama&uody Waters An
noyed By Canadian Cruiser.
EAsTFoRr. Ne, July iE-For the past
month or two there has been excellent
fishing in passamaauody waters Il is
difficult TO tell just where the boundary
line Is and United States fishermen
have been chased and otherwise an
noyed b. the Dominion cruiser Dream,
her officers claiming that the American
boats were fishing in Canadian waters.
E3stport boats were fishing at usual
when the Dream suddenly appeared.
seized seven Of the boats landed the
occupants on Dog Island and lowed the
boats to ST. Andrews where they viii
be confScated
When a resident of Campobello. who
IS alleged to have been acting informer
to the Canadian authorities. appeared
in town he was chased by tie crowd of
Indignant citizens and was glad to get
away to his boat without . broken
head The owners of the seized boats
viii, of course. lose them and their CON
tents
The Globe-republican., 1891-07-22

BURLINGTON. Ia, July IA malig>
ease has developed among the .:attle in
this (Des Moines) county, and is occa-
sioning much uneasiness among farm
ers and dairyu en- The disease comes
on very suddenly. and consists of ulcer
alton of the tongue and jaws and SWELL
ing Of the feet Death is apt to ensue
IN a short time Fears are expressed
that the disease. which Is extremely
contagious. viii becUme general
throughout southeastern Iowa and
neighboring states and every effort il
being made TO quarantine and check
the maladv
The Globe-republican., 1891-07-22
uecTRocuT,oM ,MooasEo.

Experts Report the Late sing Sing Exseo-
tioa to Nave Beea Entirely sasis6Ds-
tory.
NV YoRK, July l6-Undef the cleo
trical execution law the prison warden
. is required within ten days to file Ger
ti6eates of death Warden Brown. OF
Sing Sing. complied with the law yes
terday.
The certificates are mere formal an
nouncements that the sentence of tho
law has been executed
Attached to the certificates are the
death warrants and the signatures OF
the witnesses to the execution To
that IN Jugigo's cas-. was also state
ment signed BY DIS Mcdonald and
Ward as follows:
The undersigned, having served n physi.
clans at the execution by electricity this
morning Of James Siocum, Harris A SniIeF.
Joseph Wood and JugiZo AZ the prison Ut.
der your charge. hereby subUis as your re-
guest the following report OF their ooservs-
tons
Firse-AII Of the condemned men walked
into the execution room unressrained. with
drmness and without assistance. seat. d
themselves in the electric chair without the
slightest protest or resistance, and quietly
subm itceJ TO the adjustment Of the retain.
ing straps and electrodes.
Secoud-In each case Inconsistencies vas
produced instanrsneousiy by the closure OF
the circuit, was complete and without in
serrupsion until the hearts action had en-
TREY ceased and death had certainly oc-
Cured In each case death vas mAnifessfy
painless
In compliance with the statute. an autop-
81 Was made IN each case as soon as prac-
ticeble BY Dr. Ira 7. Van GIeSon. of New
York n our presence. and under our super
vision with the results OF revealing the
same gross changes in the blood and tissues
previously observed in cases OF death by the
action of strong electrical currents Speci-
mems. especially Of the blood and OF the
nervous system, we're taken by DE-. Van
Gleson- for the purpose OF careful micro
scopical examination. and the result viii Be
forwarded to you a. soon as specimens are
completed
In conclusion. allow Us to congra.u.ate
you on the completeness OF all the details in
the preliminary arrangements, on the uni
form good order and decorum which pre-
vailed during this trying ordeal, and on the
resulting 6emonstr afion of the raptdiey and
painlessneSs of this method INJECTING the
death pena.ty. The experience OF today
has proved to our satisfaction that this
method is superior TO any other yet devised.
We have the honor to be, very respectfully,
your obedienc servants.
CARLOS F. MCDONALD. L d.
sAMCEL b WARD. Il D.
Following were the witnesses to the
execution: Rev. John 2 Creedon. Rev.
John F. Lynch, Rev. Sydney G. Law,
Rev. Silas W. Edgerton. DrS A. D.
Rockwell, H. f. Allison, Franklin
Townsend Henry Wilson. Samuel &.
Ward Carlos f. Mcdonald and c. NJ
Daniels: n. & Beekman, E E, Louis
H Laudy, Phi D., George Edgar Oliver,
L V. Cortleu, Charles F. Durston, Mar
tin T. Mullins, William ]. Ford, S c.
McNeal, George L French. E f. Davis,
E E, and A. p. Southwick. NJ D.
The Globe-republican., 1891-07-22
AGAINST CONVICT LABOR.
The Introduction Of Convict Labor Results
in Riot in Tennessee Mining Camp

The Introduction Of Convict Labor Results
in . Riot in = Tennessee Mining Camp.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 1.-THE fol-
lowing message was received at the
state capital yesterday from Coal Creek,
Tenn. the scene OF the trouble between
discharged miners and convicts who
had been sent there to take their places:
To Gov. Buchanan Nashville. Tenn:
We, the N ners. farmers. merchants and
property holders OF BrfcevilIe and Coal
Greek and vicinity, assembled TO the number
OF so, Who have resolved TO defend our fam
HES from starvation and property from de-
probation and our people from eoltauliol-
tion from the hordes OF convict Labor being
introduced in our work., do hereby beg you
TO prevent their Introduction and then pre-
vent blood, he'd. which IS sure to follow IL
their taking our lIvel hood from u IS per
sisted IL Answer. BIZ A CoMNIrrEE-
Gov. Buchanan and Col Granville
Sewer left this city at S:i5 o'clock
"Wednesday night for Briceville. and in
a speech to an angry mob yesterday at
ternoou the governor said that he was
not there TO discuss the convict lease
law. but TO see that the law was not
overridden-
The discharged miners are well
armed and the outcome IS doubtful
Adit Gen Norman telegraphed the
Lookout mountain guards and
Moerlein ZouaveS Of Chattanooga
and the Knoxville rifles to be
in readiness Capt Woolford
replied Cor the Lookout mountain
guards, saying he would have forty
i've men under arms Capt Semm, OF
the Moerlein zouaves, answered put.
ting the number of available men at
forty. Capt Patton, of the Knoxville
rifles, said ne had forty men under
arms The Stone river guards and the
Washington artillery have been ordered
TO stand in readiness
The Globe-republican., 1891-07-22
STORM WRECKED.

Terrible Work OF . Storm 1t West Sapsss94
Wh--Ffve Men Killed and Others In
j1red.
WHsr SUPERIOR. Wis, July lL-In
IN instant yesterday afternoon, by the
giant play of cyclone, half hundred
human beings were Gagged N death
trap.
A number of buildings were de-
stroyed throughout the city, but the
climax OF the storm was At the hotel
being constructed at the intersection Of
Lamborn and Third streets Over two
score unfortunate workingmen were
the victims
Scarcely fre minutes elapsed from .
moment when the men were progress
ing with their tasks till the fri2htful
whirlwind was miles distant in lis path
of destruction and the remains of the
begrimed and mangled men were being
brought out Of the debris
The storm lasted only about thirty
minutes, but during that period many
thousands of dollars of damage was
done, besides taking Eve lives
During the progress of the storm an
Fifth ward and the department re-
sponded to find the new large four story
frame hotel on Third street near Lam
born avenue mass of flames The
structure had blown down and the CRY
went up from hundred excited indi-
viduais that the wreck was the tomb Of
many men
large frame building at the corner
OF Byrd and Lower street, South Supe-
rior. was wrecked and the steel plant
reports number of buildings leveled.
but no casualties The wind played
havoc with the Unitarian church, union
depot and other buildings, but no Sc
rious fires resulted Had one broken
out It would have found the city prac-
tically helpless There are no reports
of disasters on the lake or harbor.
When the storm came up Boss Car
peuter Gross called to his men who
were working on the three-story build
ing At Third street and Lamborn ave-
nue. TO get out of the building and
twelve of them jumped from the win
dows- At the same moment number
OF paSsers-by ran into the structure to
escape the storm As they entered the
building. without an instant's tremor
or warning, collapsed. burying seven
teen men. The structure did not move
foot from its foundation L simply
fattened out as though by terrible
blow from above Three timers on
the roof remained where they were and
escaped serious injury. though the fall
was thirty-eight feet The ruins stood
not six feet above the ground and the
roof seemed TO cover the whole, great
" retarding the work Of rescue
Five men were killed outright by the
collapse OF the building and several
others injured
The Globe-republican., 1891-07-22
A Defrauded Worker.

Hungry Higgins-Teu you what it is,
I've been gettin' the worst of it
Weary Watkins-Yes; you look like
il. sure.
Hungry Higgins-Never mind gettin
personal, now. 1t amt genteel But
I was thinkin' of fellers bein' paid in
these big cities for exercisin' dogs;
and agin' was thinkin' O. the amour,
O. dogs through the country have give
exercise to without even gettin' as much
as cold hand-out fer my trouble W..
it actually makes me tired--Indianapo-
lis journal