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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-10
Na6ruf.

Std1rut.
60 rub'lf Du nun, stIisbte Wutter,
Sm lfillen @rabes- s-RGmmerlein,
DCrt mo BON alien Grbeniammtr
Die miben pilsrr fHer Istn.
Du Iblief,if tn Selu armen Elm,
Drum muB AUD ianft Dsin SHlummsr iein
. iGlumm're aus bon alr ben Wibtn,
Bon all' tes 2ebens 8itterfelt
Die Du 70 reiHlit bier erfabrrn
Sn Deiner langen piI9erjeit.
S6Iaf Iauft, Du biit nun frei bon S6msrL
Du liebss, sutes Muttsrbsr3.
SGlaf' 1iiB, Du treuss Mutierauss
Das bier i'm 0eben piel getsent,
Shlaf' Iiie, etnit Ieben mir Did tpirber,
9Benn epis uns Der Serr prrsint.
. Wiutterau9, has Gag unb 9taHt
Stets lifbenb iiber unS eetpaht.
Drum pOlI'n mir off, esIisbts SHUTTER,
In Dsnem Grab uns finbsn rin,
llnb Dir, tpie Du's um uns per6ient
Son Sfr;en DanfestbrGnen meib'n;
Bis einit bes treuen Strren Sanb
Gu1 uns fibrt bsim in's 9aterIanb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-10
Oanffa0nna.

Bel benz i6persn gerIuf bur@ ben Sob
unIeres sfliebten SBbnlsinS piin1hsn mir
8rsunten unb 9sfannten fir bas sabIreiGs
Grausrssleite, Seun pafUr Srudsr fir ben
seipsnbetsn seifIi&tn GrOf unb BEN GbOr Der
Sonntassf6ulf Der pybe parf bsnilGen
Yrssbpt. 8tr&e fir ZEN -@efans ber3li9sn
Danf aus;uipreGen.
Spbn @eIlert,
Gltf. Wellert, stb. Saun.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-10
9Otel= el=l1c6ernQhute.

Dem bsutIten YubIifum unb msineu Ittpei-
ser 8Tsunben srIaube i'd mir biermit au,u,ei.
gen. ba6 Id bic @irtbf9aft BON S'p GOnraS,
$50. 1913 genn abenue,
iibsrnUmmen babe. SD prbe nur bic bsffsn
Sptiieu, @strdnfe unb Gisarren taltrn unb
bsmiibt Isin, burG r9as Sebirnuns alien ae.
rs9rn anferbrunssh su sntlpmGsn.
Senrp DpH 0rifenflub.
70 Nsin @ri&Gft ale Sbisfsrbsdsr fibre
i'd mic bisbsr fort.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-10
@ertbbOlles Gigentbnul
III erfaufen,

III Dert0uTeus
bsr SintsrIafenl&aft Der Usrf. 6 Gatbartus
9 S6abt ausebUrsnb. DadeIbs bsfsbt aus
ben fcIssnbsn Sht6sn:
9Ots an WariOnifra6s spil&en @ypmins
unb @aibinstOn, 40 BET 1862 8uB sur alsp.
Got an MariOnRrabs, 80 BET 1852 6uB.
Got an WpOmins gps, 40 Bel 2O2 SUB.
7eots an abams sISe., isbr 40 BET 1852 SUP,
Die @Obnbauisr Np. t409 unb t411 San'
brIpn apsuue In sutsm .3uitanbs, nit epts
ts 46 bel 232 5ue.
Saus uub Got 80. 4t0 SIiSsifrabs, SpiiGsu
ByOmtns unb 9Baibinstpn.
SbiseS Gissntbum pirb unter siinifiSsn Be-
binsuussn Usrfauft bon
Gbas. ErpPp, Grefutcr
Ais q. @aibiustOn Nps.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-10

~ SoI4e unfsrer Surmer'Sreunbe,
tpeIGe ii6 fur bic 8uItur Der 8uders
Rdbe intereiIiren, f6nnen cine oarauf
be,iieIi6e GbbanbIuns Gin ensIii9er
Spra6e) .erbaIten, tpenn tie itb mems
ben an:
Director of Experiment Station,
State College,
Centre Co., Pa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-10
Oanffa0nnQ.

&lIsn benienisen Greunben unb Ssfannttn,
psI9r unlsre seliebte enti&Iafene Mutter, 6rau
Barbara Sdpinn, sur IsBten &ube-
lfdtts srleitrten, ben tpertbrn Slumenlptnpsrn,
ME aud Ssrrn pfarrtr Chopper fir ssifliden
SrUf fsi btermit aus aufriHtisem Ssr1sH
Danf ssIa9t.
Die biuterbliebenen SStter
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-10
Nerae6t nicbt,

bab man ieoe5eit Die beften 8OrtbeiIe beinl
Saufe bon Saf6en. uuO 8anoubreu, S6mud'
iaden. Silberluaaren &c. bel
Tree nan
erbaIten farm. Gin 9rober uno eIe8anter 8or.
ratb Der neueften Mufter. auf Die ioIioefte art
perfertigt. fortpdbreno borrdtbia; aIle per.
fauften artifeI ueroen 9arantirt.
Reparaturen an llbren uno Sulue'
len miro ipeSisIIt aufmertiamteit 9eidentt.
So wirb i'm 8e6aft bent d
gefprodeu.
g. W. freeman,
8l6Ier Blod, gde 4enn Abe. unb Spruceitr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-10
3pet SGuier

su Ssrfaufen. 3as cine an 9ufe Shabs, In
QittIs Gnslane bas anbere an paul StraBt
in petrrsburs. Nabtrrs bel Alpsrmann But
termann, 10. Warb. 30,ba
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-10
Sta6t= an6 Sduliteuern.

Die DupliFats fir bic Statt- unb S&ul-
ffsunn fir 1891 fub isBt in msinsn SGnbsn
sur Collection.
glle am 1. gicssnbsr 1891 unbssabIt. bIei.
benben Steurn perben sinsm @rllsfior iiber-
ssbtn uub Gin Strafaufi6Ias barauf ssma9t,
pis bas @sisB SOri&rsibt.
u. O. 8rppts,
1863 S@aBme,ifer.
Sffireifunbtn: 9 NUrsrns bis 5 9iaan.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-10

H@- Da8 ,8o6enbIutt" entbaIt ben
befen 2ofaIs8eri@t unb ale ionftisen
Nsui8tsiten bon Snterefe.-glur $2.00.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-10
MGbcben Oerlam0t.

Gin iunsss MGb&sn fir aIlssmsine Saus.
arbsit. 9G@;ufrassH in 1914 8ins Straes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-10
Ne,ac 9tmsei9em.

Sic 0air
Der 2adananna gountp Iderbnu @e'
ieli9aft tpirb am
22., 23., "a. nab 25.sSept.
in benz SrrantOn Driving ,parf
abssbaIten mfrbsn unb bic @sisaI&aft pirb
lid bsRrsbsn, ben 8elu6nn llntfrbaItuus Ser-
f4irbrner alrt ju!. bisten.;, Die 9Iusifeauns
umfa6t:
aderbauprobutte, Srii8te unb 8Iumen,
8auereimai9inen,
pfsrbs, RinbSisb, S9afs GsRiissI, etc.
Snterehante 8ettrennen
psrbsn iebtn Sag pGbrsnb btr Dausr ter gair
ffattfnbsn. Gin sutes MuTfcprps IN snsa-
eirt unb fir bette Speilsn unb anbere Grfrif6-
ungen pirb esforgt.
SsbsrmaHn icats bic Gair bsiuGsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-10
Nci6ert's
e5nlDelier : 0eiddft,
BAILEY Sans 8fpG.

8ei6e NuspabI BON 9olOsnen unO iiIberuen
llbren, @an0ubren. SiIbermaoren, Ringe
Brodeu, 8orftefnnoeln, uuo iiberbaupt Elm
uollftdnoi9es Eager bon allen in mein 6n6
eini6la9enben @aaren.
8eparaturen BON Saider. uno @ano'
ubren, Sdmudladen etc. weroeu beiier unO
piiuttlider beior9t, ale ionituo in Der Staot.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-10
gusem SGimpff,
9Sraftifcber 1tbrntacber,

81 317 2adapanna glbenue.
sat itets sineu bibfden 8orratb bon @nno.
nnb Sni6enubren, nbfenfetten. Buiennaoeln,
Ringen. @efdmeioe perfdieoener art u. + ~.
uno beoient 8unoen reel uno piinttlid.
Teparatlren an @auO. uno Saidenubren,
6eihmeioe eber art uno ale in mein 6ad
einibu9enoen 8erridtuueen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-10

9aGawaana SatbeR 5abrif,
1898 GapOufe 9lbsnue, unb 424 Spruce
Strabe, Scranton, Ba.
Sarben, 8Ieiiueib, Sirnib, Sel etc.
@ute. Oouerbofte @oorrn; binise prsiie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-10
2lmerf0mut
bette en9liicbe SraRimatif
fiir 9cItite.

Sm 9nlnss BON Q 6Gfsr & 8prabt,
Siibpflt.@dr pr Sierten unb @ppo Strabe,
philadelphia, pa, rritisn ipebtr:
Sobn 8. Npplrton's
Reue praftii6s Metbobs, bic ensIii6e
Spra9e in furaer 3eit leien, idreis
ben unb ipre6en 5u Iernen.
Mit ansutt her enslldsu Gusipra6s unb
Seipnuns. 5S8 Ssiteu. 32fe Auaass.
Sn SaIbfranS sebunbcn, sl.50.
DisIe SortrsTlide 6rammatif III ais bas
bette 9sbrmiltsI sur Grlstnuns etr enelil9en
Sprahe aaefmein anerfannt.
gBtrb auf Gmpfans bss prsiits prrtcfrsi
perIanbt BON
S6dfer s Rprabi,
35,3m Ybilabelpbia, ga.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-28

YoSssRs, n. ". Dec. 26.--No more
victims 10 the dreadful disaster on the
New York Central road on Christmas
eve sf hastings have died. The num-
Ter of the dead is ttill eleven, and the
st sent last night remains unchanged.
At the hospitals in Yonkers the coadi-
ton OF the injured people remains
practically unchanged. All are dong
we'll. Coroner Mitchell is conducting
the investigation and securing evidence
Tor the inquest which viii be held on
Wednesday neyt. Rear Brskeman
Herr1ck - still at large. He Is the man
who Is blamed for the accident. and
there - no doubt that 4 vas hrs crirni-
bal neglect OF duty thst caused the dis
asfer. CORNER Mitehell has o warrant
Tor hrs arrest. and he is now being
searched for. All of the trssnnen os
10th the 81. Louis and Niagara es.
presses will be examined before the
coroner on "Wednesday.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-28

AUsusrA, Ga. Dec. T.-A tramp CIV
ing the name OF Dorsey 10 under arrest
here on suspicion OF being the New
SMYRNA murderer. He Was arrested
- . vxgrant- Circumstances warrant
ed holding him. He was in Florida at
the time the murder was committed.
and aNys ae had been working within
two MES of New Smyrna. Dorsey
wears No. boots with box toes The
outside edge of the heel makes . much
deeper indeatatlon than the inside, and
the wearer is quite perceptibiy bow-ieg-
ged. Since se mas been IN custody pub
hsned description OF the crime was
read TO him In the presence Of two or
more persons. who watched him close
ly. He showed great nervousness and
agitation when the more graphic nor
tions OF the horrible crime was reached
and after the reading he was silent and
moody and refused to talk. Florida
officers have started for Augusta 10 in
veatigate.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-28
BREWERY COMBINE
On . btg scale Proposed Net wsen CHI
cage and Milwaukee Concerns.

u y Dig scale PROPOSED 8eSWee0 Cns.
cage and Milwaukee Concerns.
CHICAGO. Dec. 27.-It is probable that
within q short time q huge brewery
combine will unite majority OF the
Chicago and Milwaukee brewerles- At
present the consent of thirteen Of the
smaller concerns Is pretty we'll assured
but the status of these brcweries can
not be ascertained at this stage of the
negotiations. That the latter are pend
ing, and that there Is every prospect of
the forming of the big combine. Is ad-
mitted bv George A. Weiss, president
of the American Brewing company,
who is credited with engineering the
deal. which is contemplated to include
majority of the old breweries of Chi
cago and surrounding towns that are
dong business in Chicago.
In admitting the negotiations Mr..
Weiss said: "In the first place, let me
emphasize that nothing in the nature
of > trust is contemplated. The pro-
posed agreement Involves plain busi-
ness proposition. There is no money
in the brewing business ut s. barrel,
which is the present price Of beer. Ii
is supposed that this low price is abso-
iutely net, hut even this is conjectural
in some cases. The tabled princely
fortunes said to be in the brewing busl-
ness since English capital has sought
Investments III this line has caused
such competition by large number
of smaller brewerles, say from 10000
TO 40, 900 barrels capacity, that have re-
Gently sprung up that there is no more
money to be made unless some mode il
found Of reducing sile operating ex'
penses..
Mr.. Weiss further said that raise in
the price of beer was not contemplated
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-28

YANk1os. s. d.. Dec. 26.-Mrs. Amy
sGil,ig, wife OF Charies A Gilllg. presi-
dent of G:llig's United States Exchange.
Chariug Cross, London. has been
divorced from her husband here. The
application charged non-support and
dcsert,un. Gilhg flied "a answer sctting
forth mutual separation slx years ago
npon discovery that HE wife was
.nssrsate with wsll-known Lendoa
clergyman. The custody Of taslr child
wss dcaied h,m.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-28

northern ssyiunl. real. $3.50. .s24 Sd; per
sonai, s77 ,55l II; asylum for dangerous
ersmlnals and insane. real, tioo. .S65,
psrsonat, tIl HAS; state prison. real
37o4, ,545; personal. <5s, ,4l2-44; houss of
correction and reformatoxy, real, $50,
OIL 20; personal. t75. .s37 81; upper pen
Insulz prison, real, t2o5, ,ssS IS; per
sonzi, ~ ,65o-o3, reform school, real
tso6, $40; personal. ~. .2s2-5 industrial
he sc. real. el3o.s personal, tzs,-
sss-ssi s1liiess' home, real, ti5S, ,525;
srsonal. tl2. .5I6-ol; hsh commission.
real US 7so-ss; personzi, 36,sl3. In
the case of the Agricultural college the
heating aud lighting 10 included IN the
valuation Of personal property but in
eli other institutions il - included IN
the real estate. The total value Of the
real estate is t5.lii .6o5.73 and that OF
the persons. property 10 81 ,34S ,SS3. 81.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-28

de1s vaIie driving . moving nachsne.
eusssS bar and hcth arms we're cut al
She fingered betwsen lite aud dsath
for . ioag time, eut eventually get pss<
dagger. Size feared thai Asf lover
would deseri her on socouns u her al
nlctaon. aud THE give her much unet~-
lness; but she mis3naged her GeImsR
lover, as ne removed be vows after sinh
got her artificial arp&s and uas Ipers
devoted than ever, and did every
thing posslbis 70 ghlen her suffering.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-28
FIGHTING AT- LONG RANCE.

6arxa's Rsvolurionists Have Another
Fight with Gsvernmsss Troops.
SAN ASToSIo, Tex, Dec. T.- The
forces Of Garzs's revolutionists in north
ern Mexico and along the Texas side Of
the Rio Grande border are rapidly in
crexsing. According TO present indi-
rxtions numarous detachments arc
moving toward CammarGo, Mex, where
ahey will Concentrate and then proceed
IN body toward the interior. There was
nnother engagement last night between
Garzs's followers and . regiment of
Mexican troops at San Ignacis Rauch,
uear Carrizo. Texas. The fight was IT
long range, the Mexican troops being
located on their side of the river, while
the revolutionists were on the Texas
eide. One OF the government soldiers
WAS killed aud . number on both sldes
were badly wounded.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-28
HORROR IN A lHlAIER
n APPALLING scene Al THE Exit
Ws.ss ssa chiarss Trs.pisA Under
osss by stros< asa-Ihs -aaiSss
esa Ten osshsrs Crashed
90 Death.

yax,o. ne. - f,,ghtsul n.r,c
~...,, -. . .,a.,.,
- ''"' = ' = - s.'' ~ -
y 'alrsasAa' qul'e large eiy In
Durham. One Of the boys ~ the bal
cony who had been smoking, dropped
= l.ght.a nateh winch at Era m .orps
esa'...f ,,,..,. - <.,,..,.
- .'~- : - - ''.S -" s
mo sH'ah oAaAs anu snileAeu snss sts
building MAS bufning- Ine house WAS
crowded and tae audience, not COM
sprehsnd,np the stass of xfYa.r. maze n
s.,sta -, 80. n...
- - -
p@oshS, s'tu<~iiai~ lass VI S"'s'hs
men and crying, hai suuocAted women
and Children
StroHg healthy men from the iron
vork. am, n,lls shoxed no n;tv for rhe
.ra. ,g . ~ ..,,a ,.,,
"sNo' "e"'~a - 's''
beneath the strain siie or y Was ~ once
crushcd under their iron shod heels.
Men climbed ou sach otbern he ada and
.o..h, a. ,x..a ov.. an. .c,,-,,;..
has ot humanity 10 pace oi ssiesy.
Women pleaded Tor their little ones.
holding them above their heads as far
~ arms could reach, and babes With
the breath beng squeezed out
of Them were naved nm aeveFaI
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-28

Nrw YoRK, Dec. 27.--George Il. Cad
den. S5 years old. an actor, attempted
suicide ia restaurant IN this city last
night aud died early this morning.
Four years ago cadcen was the icacing
man in Frederick Booths stock com
rany at the old Pence opera house.
Minneapolis, MlDp. Elated over his
succs O.. he lost Lis head and began
drinking. Cadden bad been on = long
spree recently and the other day was
,nrned ont of he boarding house.
Dependency was the-canse of ms rssh
art
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-28

to take place. He declared he would
noilfy tae pug.llsts and the garden
management of .his views
sSance that announcement WAS
made the sapsrintendent says. "an-
other one comes that Peter Matter and
Jack Dempsey viii sas9 night IN the
garden some time IN January Nov
am determined that these 'knoc<ing-
cut contests shail not be revived
There will be no prize lighting ia this
city. Ii tDeee nen get together ana
violate the law, il ~ my duty to arrest
them. aud | will do 80. OF conrsn, |
can not and 60 not deSire 10 prthib;t
sparring exhibitions. but the 10 q does
not permit prize nghting."
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-28

oLArHE. Kan, Dec. 2s.--The PRISON
ere IN the county Jail IN this caty made
m attempt last night 10 Kill Sheriff
Easdale and escape, but were prevent
ed by tie timely appearance OF xp.
Easdals. who locked the outside doors,
and the pluck of the sheriff, who was
on the inside locked up aud fighting
for life with ak OF the prisoners when
assistance reached him il WAS found
that the sheriff had three long gzshes
In ihe head. one just below The right
eye and another on the left cheek. The
wounds were dressed and he 10 resting
easy today.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-28

ssafSsw, Mch, Dec. e7.--Dsniel
Salelds ras found IN sn unconscious
condition on Niagara street. about noon
today. Tie pstfainssn who arrested
aln thougat be was drunk ard teok
afm TO Jsil. When ne got nEra - tlss
ssszon ne vss noticed 10 ee treath M
naetnrasly ard q doctor vas called
aat shseids dsed N tee hosfrs after
sari. probably 0f heart disease. A
sqese<s vsli ~ bed on Aoaaas.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-28

ps2wsry ~ sh~ Aussssr eeseras's
suat toseptory

psawsry ~ ss~ Aussss~ eeseras's An
seat tsvestsry.
Lxsaxs. Mich. Dec. 2s.--The fol
Iowinz summary Of Inventories of state
iustl tut,ons Is taken from the advance
eheets OF the forthcoming annual re-
port OF the auditor general for the year
endng June 30, 1891. Cnlversisy. real
estate. $774.eTles, PERSONAL, StoS.-
40 s.. nernai school, resis state, sls3,-
eos. personal property. 80, soS -; asri-
cultural college, real estate, tS2a so !;
personal. ki4s, ,iS1 .os; mining school.
real estate. 81 .7S4.s7. p~r~nnsl, tsS,-
ssss. 90, blind school real estate, sss.Sss.-
81. personst. iT.Sts,s7: schtscs for tne
deaf. real estate. Sa3e. .zss; personal.
o74.si2.st; state pubic senosd. real -.
tate. fiss. .sseas rer~cosl. 81 .Tis. 90
Michigan Insane ssyiu's- resis w.
ls-4 - ret~enai. S3s. ii9 - Essters sss
laa. $oss. .sss.S9, personal, size. sa.si
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-28


ST. PErEksErss, Dec s7.-The prison
~ samara. which we bullt 10 hold 200
inmates. ls nov crowded with thous-
anus of unfortunstss. among whom ~
phold fever is rife. The doctors whoss
duty il - TO attend Oek prisoners, are
IN despair. and have moi slsitsd theii
charges for = MONTH A rapid increase
IN the number OF deaths due 20 tho
famine 10 reported 70 the authorities
here. The goyenlment IS dlspstchlnR
troops 10 dlstrscts where riots are likely
TO break out. The government Off
Gals now refuse 10 grant permission
for private distributions of food OF the
opening OF soup kitchens. All relief
must now De gwen through ofhcials IN
the name of the czar. Moscow 10
threatened with an epidemic Of small
pox. Twenty new cases are reported
there daily. The schools of the city
we're closed for the holidays week
earlier than usual oa account ef the
smallpox sconrase. and all the scholars
have been saccinatea.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-28

CINCINNATI. Dec. pa singular su'-
eide took place this morning IN q Nam
street hardware store. A young man,
well dressed, came IN, bought revoi.
yer, asked oshave "a loaded, toos a.
and saving. II want IN see ho~ u
wofks,r ralsea il % his temple ard
fired. He died almost instantly. he
uas afterward ldentfied ss Robert
Moore. aged "a. son o. a wealthy cota.
tractor IN the western psrs of the city
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-28

SPRINGFIELD. Ohio, Dec. 27.-Faul
Harvey WAS fatally stabbed yesterday
by julia Freeman, Sith whom he had
been living. In drunken quarrel
Harvey reproached the girl with un-
faithfuInessto to him. THIS enraged her,
and picking up knife, she plunged y,
INTO iis breast. insiictng a wound from
which Harvey died IN an hour later.
The woman was arrested but denies
having struck the fatal blow. Both are
colored
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-28

SHANoKry. Pa, Dec. E.--Demo Ron
tello entered . closet at his house to-
day TO look for tools. II was dark auc
h Q lighted q match. Several sparks
fell on . package containing half q
dozen stocks OF blasting cou1pcund.
He atte Gpted to extinguish the sparks,
hut Vas unsuccessful, and an espiosr;n
followed. lie wss blown to atoms. and
he wife sod two children were severe
.ly Injured. Ore side Of the house wAs
enssrssy DESTROYED.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-28

OTTAWA, Ont, Dec. 2s--Tbe depart
ment OF agriculture has been officially
notified that the state hoard OF health
OF Pennsylvsnls has been consid eripg
the lack Of sar tary precsution and
humane provision in regard TO persons
suffering from iepfoey IN the United
States. and u has been decided 20 urge
upon congress the desirabiiity of pro-
viding remedy. In any precaution-
ary measures the American govern
ment may take tho Canadian govern
ment will heartily cooperate.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-28
elsMARcKs NARROW ESCAPE.
Driven Across q Track Just in Time &
Clear an Approaching Tram.

BERLIN. Dec. 27.--Prince Bismarck
had q narrow escape from railroad
accident yesterday. He was crolving
the track IN his carriage Immediately
in front of the Friedrichsruh station.
The keeper was absent, the gates wire
not lowered and no warning OF the ap-
preaching train was gwen. When half
over the rails the coachman heard a
train coming. lie whipped up his
iioi sc anu cleared the track Just as the
tram sppeared around the curve.
Half a minute later the carriage would
have been struck. The tran dashed
INTO \ wagon which was following
closely TO the carriage Containing the
prince and smashed i. TO atoms.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-28

FREsSo. Cal, Dec. 27.--tsrattsn Dali
ton. the fugitive tfsin robber who es-
capped from Vista jail last September.
Vas overtaken by officers IN the noun
tSins yesterday, and in . desperate
night. one OF the officers Was killed aud
two OF the rones-r Gang we're wounded.
Dalton, however. escaped unhurt. he
wss convicted of rohbsag the South
fseific train ~ AhIs In Turlareeounsy.
last January.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-28
DOWN AN ENCOURAGEMENT.
Eighteen Persens Injured In Wreck on
santa Fe.

Kansas Cry, No., Dec. 27.-Thc
west bound passenger tram on the
Santa Fe from Chicago, due at Kansas
City this forenoon. was wrecked at
Newcomb, Mo-, q small station about
slx miles east OF Csrroliton. by the
spreading of the rails. The rear part
OF the train, consisting OF a char
car, two Pullnian's and dining car,
left the track and went down
m 1S-foot enibsnkment. Thirteen per-
cons were injured but no one was
killed. The following IS list of the
most badly injured: Conductor VIM.
Wordsworth. of Chicago; Mrs.
Eliza Toomey of Marion. Kss.; Vim.
RAston. head cook dining car; Charles
Dempsey. second cook; c. w. Scott,
Chicago; J. X. whIteford, Topeka 1t
is supposed that ali will recover.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-28

4 Foere Lady Iss-s Essh arws snt ts
Bsse . Hspry sr,ce

MfIsHrssrRe, OHIO, Dee z7.--one Of
the strongest cases OF Iove and devotion
which has ever taken place IN ths see
ton wss esemplifed here yesterday by
tie marriage Of Mr.. Al~ia SItsche, =
German. sT-d "a yesrs, and Miss Lille
n Love, aged II years. = tschs ~s'
devoted ioTsr ri Ms f,oss n ls99
~saen sae rss only i5 years ois, sna
sbsn SIZE mes vIta the h0rflbse s~1
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-28

s.eiSAw. Mich, Dec. 27.--''fattle
Jake" selisman and some other Sag
nav and Detroh caritslnss purchased
the Owosso a Gorunna street raiwzy
tcdav, subject % the condition thst
certain notifications are made N tho
franchise. The road will be- IN opera
tion within ten days. II u ioar and 9
bali miles long.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-28

WHITE PLANS, n. Y, Dec. 27.-At the
special term of the supreme court
Judge Dykman ratified snd confirmed
the finding CT the jury and inquisis,cn
which on "Wednesday la-t adjudged Ed
ward NJ. Field TO be insane. lie wife,
Clara y. F1eid. wns appointed to take
charge of he person and estate
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-28

srrrRsss. Mich. Dec. 23.~Evsn viii
arms. an eia veteran. qusrr~Esed with
~. We. ~Fth wbsfn be aeevssf livs
hsfyoiy aa6 fsrk r~rfs green. fss hook
= dose Sic efsougn fss an siepsfa1t. 10
'neas hsf8 .sck sso Bs thIe~ y ~ and
may st,s.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-28

wAsHrSoroS. Dec. e5.--Nrs. Crisp ar
rived last night. but she did not fnt
the speaker any better. lie IA ssis ~
bed and no one ~ Allowed 70 see him.
Ifis throat IL very sore and be hss vio-
lent spelIs If coughing which erhsugt
hin. Dr. wisrh, who - attending him,
does not think hrs illness serious.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-28

CAxpss. y. T.. Dec. f7.-i. Holt.
pusls.hef of TIE Ecbc. rsiss sons jour
ns' issned IN fsis city, wss today hssed
81 .eee FOR contempt IN pablsshing =
statement refectang on the ceurt. Hs
wss commstted te prison ustd further
order Of TIE court - made.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-28

Bosrox. Dec, 2s.--fsen. Rn'ies was ~
hu Office IN Ashburton plscs today fnr
the first tirne since he illness. We hss
npseY been well enoueh tc cofse ~
town for esfne time, eut has ysspsfr~d
Al horne 10 eofnpsese he tsok. Eu
health 10 nov vess good.