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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-02

ALLEGH HENY VALLEY RAILROAD
N Trains leave nlsn station eastern Stand
ard time): East Brady Ac., 6:55 q. H.: Niagara
Ex.. daily. s:l5 a.. m. (Arriving at Buffalo az
Ac., i0:i0 a. M; Valley Camp Ac., 1::O5 p. M;
OIL City and Dubois Express, 1880 p. m; Hutton
Ac., 500 p. M: hittanning Ac.. s:55 p. m:
D. M: Braeburn Ac., Go p. Iu.: Hutton Ac., 500
D. m; Buffalo Ex.. daily. s:45 D. IN. CARRYING at
Camp Ac., 1880 p. m. Church trains-Emlenton.
Ga M; Kittanning. l2:4o p, m. BraeDurn. s;4o
Sleeping Car on night trains between Pittspurg
ana Buifalo. JAS. P. ANDERSON. q. 4. AgI.;
DAVID AcCARG0. Gen. sup.
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The Conclusions Ar rived At.

WEAK lungs are cruelty rscked and the
general strength gradually wasted by per-
sistent, deep-seated cough, which DR..
Jsyne's Expectorant may be relied on to
cure. You will derive certain benefit from
it also, if troubled with either asthma or
hronchitis
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Il. g. Il.

To-day, 10000 yards Freres KoechIin's
finest (35-cent quality French satines at
10 cents a yard, including black and whites.
BoGGS & BUHL,
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REAL ESTATE SAVINGS BANK, LIN,

401 Smithfield Street, Cor. Fourth Avenue.
Capital, 100000. Surplus, 500,
Deposits of 81 and upward received and
interest allowed at per cent. IT'S
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81 Less Than Usual Price.

White Marseilles quilts, extra large size,
at 81 25, 81 rs and So rs. HouseLeepers
should examine these
Jos. HORNE & Co.,
609-621 Penn Avenue.
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- From Pittsbsra Un,sa stsueL
|YIHGnnSyIvdnid LINES
TraIns Rsn By Central Tina

If1i11 "un So9sFaa ssW0r
0UFHWEsT sYsTEM-PANHANDLE ROUTE.
7:iO q m, $3.50 and 11:l5 p. IN. Dennison, 2:8s
IN. Chicago, d l:l5 a N. and R;o5 p; m.
ys Mhsesns u.s.. M @ sa5 me-. G
$3.50 4:45 4:55 p. m. Bulger, 1o:lo a. m. Burgetts.
sGSn s is1 a. m a. % 80 p ss Brisssvs dil
io:io D. m. McDonalds. 4:1a 1o:45 D. M, l0;0i
TRAINS .ARR1vE from the West, d 2:1o s:oos.
m: sS S;aS p m. vSnIin vRSenniIson' go a. n steu-
ss5vts so 5ss D. s1 S 5s s sas
n s Ts'h1nst%Ga a m %aassId ss 7 So 80 49, seSs
m. M E:z5 s:55. 1880 and S:2op. m. Buigei. l:ai
p. m. McDonalds. d 6'S5 q m, d s:oop. m.
NORTHWEST sYsTEM-FT. WAYNE ROUTE
@ Saturday .Sa liz, m JosdN 4 7
P H. and 7;lo !: n: Y. Z: #. v. y; New
Vile, Erie and Ashtabuls, 7:2o a. M. 1880 p. m;
S1. m 'RS %hsslns snd Bslre Bel nj sO m. &
s:45 p M; Beaver Falls, 400 p. m. Beaver Fails.
DEPART SCI FROM ALLseasNf"Rochest M = $50 =.
Beaver Falls Sl5. Il 90 a: m, 5:ie i:sa
q IS.oa % s5 s1Sn ms soG l 21 hss''aas 4 a SO s s s
2;so. 500 and $50 p. m; Conway. 1880 p. m;
TRAINS ARRIVE U mon station from Chicago, ex.
cept Monday. 1,59 $500, S;S5 a. m, s'S5 and
E;sa Sna and G'dO New Gss.e. m i s5
lOii6 p. m. Miles and youngstown, d $3.50 p. M:
snd S5sTfaRa ?s M a ;S mn EEais'as aas
Ashtabnla, i25 10:l5 p. M; Alliance, 1880 8. N;
Niles and jamestown, $40 .. m; Beaver Falls.
7:30 n M, S:25 p. M; Leetsdale. 10:40 D. m.
ARRIVE ALLEGHENY, from Enon, SEQ a.. m.'
Conway 6. 4Oa ;kocnester, O. 4oa. Beaver Falls
40 l2:30 100 8. 3O and S:l5 p. m; Leets
dale, l. 30 $50, 6.1h $50 7.45 q. M, 100, L. ~
1.4s, %, 40, $50 800 and > 6:o5 p. H.; Fair
oaks, 8. 50 q. m.
JOSEPH WOOD General Manager.
E. A, FORD, General Passenger Agent
Address, Pittsburg. Pa
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND BABY y! EXPOSITION
Harry Davis Fifth Avenue Museum.
Commencing Monday. April 13
$I,500-IN PRlZES-$I,500
Hsndsomest Baby, first prize, $50.
Handsomest Baby, second prize, Beautiful
Baby Carriage.
Largest Baby, SIS.
Smallest Baby, SIS.
Most Curious Baby, $25.
Longest Hair Baby, $40.
Handsomest Twins, $50.
Second Prize, Double Baby Carrisae.
Handsomest Mother, Diamond Ring, pre-.
sented by the Pittsburg Leader.
Best Nurse, $40.
For Founding, $50.
TripIets, SI75.
Qusdruplets, S400.
burg's leading merchants have contributed spe-
cial premiums, which will bo announced in the
near future.
A well-known physician will be in attendance
throughout the show, as well as two trained
nurses. A portion Of the museum will be set
aside as nursery.
Parents are requested to leave names Of
10 A. M. until 10 P. M. any day commencing
Thursday April 2.
No entrance charged. Entry lists are now
ready. ap%43
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b. g. b.

On sale to-day-a lively sale it will make
10000 yards Freres Koechlin's finest
French satines at Is cents-black and whites
included. BoGGS & BUHL,
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81 OO-UntiI Nav I-S3 90

u cabinet photos, or one life-size crayon
for So 90 at Aufrecht's Elite Gallery, SIG
Market street, Pittsburg. Use elevator.
MThsu
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Now Is a Good Time

To select wall paper. Our stock comprises
everything you can possibly wish in that
line. JOHN S. ROBERTS,
Ala Wood street
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USE O'Keefe's o. K. shoe blacking. DIR.
O'Keefe & Co., homeopathic druggists, 7OS
Smithfield street. Sold everywhere.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-02

YOU'LL be sure to like our cream ale ii
once tried. Call Iron City Brewery, tele-
phone 11S6, and order some.
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NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD
S. S. co.

Time from New York to southampton. IN DAYS
From Southampton to Bremen. 2i or 30 hours
From Southampton te London, by Southwestern
Railway Co., ~ hours. Trains every hour in the
summer season. Railway carriages for London
await passengers in Southampton Docks on arriy-
al of Express Steamers from New York.
These steamers are well known for their speed,
comfort and excellent cuisine.
MAX SCHAUMBERG l. CO., 5T Smithfeld st.
LOUIS MOESER. GIG Smithfeld st. jal-1o0-D
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1,rr1sBURe AND LAKE ERIE RAILROAD

I,ITTsBURe AND LAKE ERIE Rh1LKoAp
COMPANY. Schedule in effect December IL
$50. Central time. P.& +. X. X DEPART-For
Cleveland. 4:3O $500 y rs. 4:2u 9:45 D. m. For
Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis $3.50 a. m., 1855
-y:45 p. III. For Buffalo. 500, .. m. 4:20. -9;4i
D. m. For Salamanca, $500 a. m, u 1:35 D. IN. For
youngstown and New Castle, 4;3n $500, 1o;00 a.
M, r:a5 '4;M 's:4S p. m. For Beaver Falls,
4:SL 700 $500, 1880 a. M, r:3A $3.50 400, $50
'9;I5 D. III. For CHARTERS, 4:5l f5:3o a. m, 5:35
1855 TOO 1880 $780, $500 s9:l0 l0:OO :36 q. m,
iE2O l2:40, fl2:4a lac, a;5o S;5A r4:2x f4:3 4:iS
s:21 $780, T9:45, l0:30 p. m
ARRIvE-From Cleveland, 'e:40 g. m, '12:3a
$40, T:5o p; m. From Sinelnnati. Chicago and 81.
:s.ioa .. M. 1850, io;o5 p: m. From salanancs
and UiOg New Castle :s:G6 .I6:OO a. M. ia So
T.5O, lO:O5 p. m. From Beaver Falls, 5.2o, '6:4O,
7:21 @lOiO0a m 'l2:3o 1:20 $40. "7:5a 1O:05 D. m.
p, C. Y. trains Tor Mansfield. 1880 II :35 a. m
8:55 p. m. For Esplen and Beechnont, 1880 ..
up + Y. trains from Mansfield, 7:o,. u:so
L. M, S;45 p. From Beechmont, 7:G2, u:0
r. NICK. &Y. K R.-DEpARr-For New Ha-
ven fO:l0. f7:40 a. m. $500 p. IN. For West New
ton, f7:4o, IO:lO a. m. $500 5:25 p. IN.
D. m. From West Newton. s:la $500 .. M,
For Nc cKeesport, Elizabeth. Monon rahela CITY
and Belle Vernon, 6:4. f7:4o. u:a0 q. M, f3:OG
From Belle Vernon. Monon gaheIa City. ELIZA
beth and Mckeesport 7:la $500 I. m, E:i0. i4:ll
'Dsiy. 5sundays only.
City Ticket Office, $50 Smithfeld Street.
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WHITE STAR LINZ
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Royal and United States Mall Steamera

NO1I11INoIOW
Royal and United states Mall Steamers
rTeutonlc, April & q In FTeutonic, May {, 3 D m
Britannia. April l5 II am Britannia. May l3, 9SOam
Majestic. April p 8 p m Majestic. May 20, p III
Germanic, Ap. 29 $3.50 am Germanic. MAY q, S:3jam
From W hite Star dock, root OIL West Tenth 81.
second abin on these steamers. Saloon ratesI
$50 and upward. Second cabin, 80 and s45. E1-
curson tickets on favorable terWs. Stcerage, so.
Prepaid, s23.
White Star drafts payable on dem and in all the
principal banks throughout Great Britain. APP
ply to JOHN j. MCCORMICK, $50 and 4OI Smith
Held st.. Pittsburg, or J. BRUCE lSMAI, Gen.
eral Agent IL Broadway, New York ie23-D
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THE EMPRESS ELIZABETH OF
AUSTRIA.

Several years ago, after severe spell of sick.
ness, was advised by her house physicians to
use Johann Hoff's Malt Extract to rebuild her
weakened constitution. 1t acted so admirably
that ia appreciation the Emperor Francis
Joseph ordered Mr.. Johann Hoff to his court
and not only appointed him Purveyor to the
Austrian Court, but also decorated him with
the Order OF the Golden Cross and Crown. This
was distinction not often received by civilians
and merchants, and it made him a knight in
Austria. In 1870 he also received the Order of
the Crown from Emperor Wilhelm.
Johann Hoff's Extract of Malt has become
known all over the world. No less than half a
million bottles are imported annually into the
United states from Berlin through the agents
here. Messrs. Eisner & Mendelssn Co., of New
York.
There is nothing lust as good' when YOU can
obtain the genuine article. which must have
the signature of johann Hotf' on the neck of
To ola inir
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RAILROADS.

DITTSBURG AND CASTLE SHANNON Z. Il.
i Winter Time Table. On and after March 30
1890 until further notice, trains will run MS fol-
lows on every day, except Sunday. Eastern stand-
ard time: Leaving Pittsburg-6:2o a. M, 7:l0 u.
$40 p M. $40 p m, $3.50 p M, $3.50 p $50 D. H.
l1:S0 p. IN. Arlington-5:4O a. NJ, $50 a. M. 7:lO
q. M, $500 a. M, 1O2o a. m, 100 m 2:4O p. m..
p. m. sunday trains. leaving Pittsburg-IO a. M,
1850 p: M; 2;S0 p. M, 5:lO p. m. $3.50 p. IN.
d. m, $3.50 D. IN. JOHN JAIN, SupL
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Rapport du Grand Jary 30 ma
District J%udnc.a,rr d. In
Pan I>>r l.ufIurchr.
SEANcE DOCToBRE, 1891.

A fHon Waiter Guinn, Jugc dc la
cour ia 2Oene. District Judiciaire,
prGsidaut Il ii 7eInce d'oc,obre, 1891,
dams IA Parui5 e Lafourcle
Nous, 80, malnoreo uu Grand Jury,
duncan cIoisi5 e. asserlnentes dans
ct pour Ia Pafoissc Lafourchr, pour
"a pfeslita sGduce dc la iite cour
o~>In~nio,is permission de faire le
rapport suiNant:
Nous aV,,l5 eAa nine avec diligence
toutcs les I4ftlotlo.io ct rs violatlo1s
ia'oes en accusation ct presentees a
hotre cuhlialS5tav~, 81 ayons pIeoente
tc.o bit,s JustidGs par iesiItuce.
Ao,ta 4solt7 examine ct inspeut6 la
PRISON de parolsse, CT ~I'a,ono trou.G
nl-l elitftvruu, eJ Ia nourriture dies
prla,'ilntcis noIne ct sutii9ante.
vas roI C.e heureu& H. ~trouver
pea SC prls1lnleis. CT aucun allene
eu deoIano dies murS.
Nous aron- examine les divers
hurtauA puD!lcS. Ct les avon3 trouyeS
daAo Lear oo.i orirc o~ruinuire, ct bien
tenus, il - lIOuve dc yieux rG4istrrs
dtns Ie bIlc.u du Recorder qui out
heeo.n detle relics, ct nous Ell recon-
mandouo III reluire.
Nous avolls solsneusement examine
le rapport du Yresorier de PArois>e.
ct avons trouve correct. Ii y a main
tenant au ctGIit de Ia Paroisse
$630G.36 ) com ris les montapts au
credit DIES divers District de Drainage.
Nous t6 lcit,uS Motre PAro!sse pour
Ia bonnie tnndltlon de SEES finances.
'olsne' Z. s. MATHEWS,
Chef du Grand jury.
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CONTINUATION DIES PRoCEDU-
-. = ~---S-E 0Io A-NWODL q
LLs DE LA COUR Do 20DLs-
1aICI JUDIcIAIRE DAMS
Ia EEANCE D'GCTC-
BE 1891.
lie Juge ". GUIoS, pftsidant.
Jeudi, ie 5 octobre. 1891.

lie Juge ". GUioS, pf6sidant.
Jeudi, lie 5 octobre, 1891.
1899 Etat IS. o leila Cameron. 10.
infiigeant une blessure moins
que mayhem, 20. Assault avec
uhe arine dangereuse.
1900 Etat Is. Maria NicGee ct Liza
Nelson, information pour Petlt
%iarcin, traduites devant le
hareau, plaidant non coupabies,
ct lie cas fiS6 pour jeudi, lie IS
octobre. Bond $500.
1881 Etat KS. Andrew jackson.
eesaye par IN Jury, trouve
conpable dAs<aut ct Batterie,
ct condamn6 a TN jour d'empri-
sonnement.
1880 Etat VS.. joseph Robertson, d
le Juge, trouv6 coupable dAs
saul ct Batterie, 1t condamnG IA
; jours Ell prison.
ll63 Etat v. Lucy Hide, par un Jury,
trouve coupable de Petit Llrcin,
ct condamnee a$1.00 on 2 jours
Imprisonment.
Jeudi, lie Q octohre, 1891.
1882 Fiat vs.. Sam Osborne. par lie
Juge, trouye coupahIe d'As-
saul ct b tterie, ct condamne 1
$500 on 2 jours en- prison.
11So Fiat VS.. Andrew jackson par
IN Jury, trouv6 non coupable
dAssaut ct Batterie.
lit Fiat vs.. Mary Stuart, par I'm
jury, trouvee coupable d'As-
saut ct Batterie, ct condamnGe
asl.O0 on l jour en- prison.
1899 Etat vs.. Odelia Cameron. ira
Quite devant lie bareau. Sc dit
pas couEable, ct le cas fxe pour
vendredi, lie 16 octobre.
lie Grand Jury ple,enta lei son
Rapport final que vous trouverez
dams II autre colenne.
Les "7rae Bills" %suivants sont
trouves par le Grand Jury
1901 Etat VS.. Alucien Ch.rami.
charge de "Homicide," traduit
devant lie bareau, plaidant non
eoupable. ct lie cas- est fixG pour
lundile 10 octobre. Bond $4,000
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TRANSFER DE- BIEISIUNEV.
BLEA.
Chef du Grand Jur,
Du ) an Is Octobre, inclusif.

Firmiu Gaude a Jos. O. Toups,
President de elliot School District
une certaine maison dGuole, connue
sous lie non de Elliot School House
situeea peu pres a 20 miles en- bas tie
Thibodaux, $135.50.
W. ". Hunter II. !: Simon Abra-
ham, 6 arpcnts De facade sur lie
Bayou Lafourclie. par 10 arpents de
profondcur, a peu pres * y miles cn
has de Thibodaux. rive dr3ilr. ssIoo0
MELVILLE Cantreilc 4 I. Thcfjot !
arpent dc facade sur lc BAYOU La
fourche par 20 arpents, dc profondeur
a II miles tn ba~ dc Thihodaux. rive
droite, $G0.O0.
J. Lcmucl Thibodaux IA l.. prosner
Gaude ct Leon GaudG. I'M certain
moroccan de terrc siiuG a peu nraa
a sept miles en- has dc Thibodanv
rive gauche, ainsi que toutes les bats
ses. etc nui s. trouvent. $4,000.
u. Vanderbilt, L. richissine A.me
ricain, a fat construire en- Ansleterre
un superbe yacht pour son usage
personnel.
lie steamer Went d'accomplir sa
premiere traversae dAngleterre en-
Amerique. A son arriyee i New
York, les authorities ~douanieres Sc sont
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Resultant de la license accoidee a la
loterle. A ccux-ci appartient Tau
teur de cette lettre, ct il ierlame lie
droit ct lie privilege d'entreteRir ct
d'exprimer ses vues, de la meme
manlere qu'iiconce ,ea tout democratic
q"i diiiefe avec lui lie droit de conce-
voir ct d'exprimer dies vues contraires.
Il lui est impossible de volr dans
famendement de la loterie rien autfe
chose qu'une question ~tinanciere pre-
sen'ee au peuple pour sa soIuticn T;
il r%eeonnait dams chaque Democrafe
le dralt Gle penser CONNIE i nj plait
sur cette vue, ct d'exprimtr Iihrement
son opinion a ses amis ct dc favoli-er
ct d'avancerson opinion ct den oht-nir
Iadoption, sill lie peut, p tout
moyen ju,te ct honnGte.
Mais que tout Democratic, quill SOFT
en- favour on en- opposition a fad"p
ton dc cette mesure, devra.t envisa2cr
la situation aNec calme, ct ~re7trein're
son zele pour le cote quill defend, Gle
peur que son Zele ct son de-ir 10 II lie
trlomphe de ses vues particulie.es ne
mlssent en- danger lie success ct le leshe
ahsolu de Ii Democratic, ct n'inyitas-
sent IN retoara Oppression, a la tvran-
ME ct au despotfme DIES yours i.ef.s-
ties de Warmoth Kellogg, ct Packard.
Que chaque holnme qui a du
cour Sc proclame pour lie success
de la Democratic, ct la suppiematie
de la race caucassienne avant tout, ct
ensulte pour on contre i~amendemelt
de Ia loterie (selon que lie cas- Sc PIE
sente)> Democrates premierement,
pro on anti-loterites, comme vous le
you!ez. Success ct unite Democratic
queS ayant toute autre consideration.
Dltferons autalt que nou le voulons
sur cette question de il loterie;
ehoifons nous autant que nous IL
pouvons a faire rtvaloir nos vues
sur C sujet; mails n'oubliohs pas,
dams IeXci!ation ct Ia cilaIeur d. Ia
bataile, que mons, Dtmoclates, avons
nae cause commune il soatenir ct 4
~defendre, ct a arriver a n hut coln
nun soy"ns touiours prGts a
combattre i'ennemi commHn qui nous
veiIle de p H., CONNIE ioi d.'ai-ie
81 Proie, t~oujours pres i dancer
dams III totee DE- nos pa3.anges
lnsoua present 81 s%oliies, pour nous
tcraser dams Ia delalte.
PUBLIuS.
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ca fee ,'ar EiSer les droit. d'e,
t'te z e yacht aurait a acquitter.
Apes mdre deiiteration elles -.
ee4are que &c droit serait de "a. a01
rs.
para1f cette take xcessiy,
indigh' 'ous 7" yachtmen americans.
II = a dc quot!
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UNE SUPPLICATION FOUR
L'UNITE DEMO- RATIQUE.
Paroisse LAFcuRcHEL La. Is oct. 81.

mes fluctuations sur lie premier nu-
nero de la S%ENTINELLE sous votre
n~onvelle direction. Croyez-moi, j'al
In votre journal avec b~eaucoup de
plaisir, en- consequence ie souhaite
que blentot vous realiserez topt ce
que vous nous promettez dams yotre
article intitule "L'Introd uction a nos
Lectrnrs".
J'ai 6prouv9 n satisfaction toute
particuliere en- lisant votre principal
article Breaiers ah-aa." ct len
apprecie l'esprit d'unite et de conser-
vatisme. Je crois gull 6tait i propos,
ct que les sentiments qui y sont
exprimes devraient animer Ia poitrine
de tant d'homme droit qui Anne son
pays ct qui a a ceur lie success CONT
nuel de la Democratic. Sans doute.
DIES dangers nous entourent, ct une
vigilance eternelle, qui dit-on est ale
prix de la lbertea demande que de
maintenant nous ne devons jamais
nous rallentir, de peur que la colonne
Democratique ne soft serieusement
endommagee par les Vaccinations
d'hommes san scrupules, qui ~tiennent
plus a eux memes que lie bien etre
des autres en- general.
LA DEMOCRATIC EFT la sUpREMATIR
BLANCHE Ne DOIVENT PAS ETRE RIs-
QUEES POUR AVANCER LA CAUSE Dun
HOMIE OF DUNE CLIQUE D'HoMMEs,
Bien dit, vraiment, ct oui peut
~refaser d'applaudir e sentiment 1u'iI
soft pro on quill sot anti, aussi
Iongtemps quill est democratic :?
Que ces mots soient nos mots
d'ordre dams Ia presente campasne
Gtectqrale, ct que le sentiment uu ils
experiment, o'iiS Vou1e po'lfine
"etAi"cl"Ill"e sute'ieaf iou'e9 aNIEe
e""9'ie'''o'' 9oitaht 'e 'ou'e a01fe9
mesa e deyant II psuple.
L'unite ct 10 regne de- Democratic
St ia suprematle dc "a population
blanche &c notre Etal, sont dune
importance majeure = notre hIcn etrc
futur; dams nos efforts pour en-
aSsurer e success continued toute antre
mesnre devralt pair en- msigniiiance
devant elles.
sans doute, IL question du
'Bevaaue Amendment s.. dune
importance whale q notre peupIe, unc
question quI concefne les intetets mate
rlels dc nos generations futures, anssl
bl2n que les n0tres une question
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-10-01
PHiLADELpnIA ArE.iIRs.


Edward Slayin, four years old, died
in Camden Sept. 23d from the effects If
drinking about pint of whisky.
John Dahl, II years old, ran into a
bicycle ridden by Thomas Stevenson
last night week and had his skull frac-
tured.
The British steamer City Of Belfast,
which arrived Thursday 70 load grain,
is manned by Japanese crew from
boatswain down.
Henry Dean, 35 years old. was shot
in the back Of his head and neck yester-
day week, at Tabor Station, by unknown
man who was cunning for squirrels.
Lee Beau, Chinese laundry employe
whose mind is said to be affected, at
tempted suicide Sept, 23d by cutting his
throat. He is likely to recover.
Mrs. Eliza Chatburn was probably fa-
tally burned Thursday by her clothing
taking fire from a gas stove. Her hus-
band and daughter were severely burned
in their effort to save her.
Daniel Sullivan, 60 years old, was
struck on the head with Ratchet Sept.
23d, and Ind his skull fractured, il is
alleged, BY Joseph Hoy. Both men arc
bricklaycrs. Hoy escaped.
Eight valuable Holstein cows and one
bull, the property Of w. S. II. Shields.
were found dead Thursday. having
eaten Paris green, which had been ma
liciously place in the pasture field, near
Darby.
Samuel Bailey has been nominated
for common council by the McAIullen
Democratic faction in the Fourth ward
John NlcGonigle is the nominee for the
same Office Of the Kinsley faction of the
same party.
John Stovell Of Louisville, the colored
| Jockey, charged with shooting and dam
geiously wounding Peter Robinson on a
Gloucester ferryboat, was committed
Sept. 23d TO await the result Of Robin
sons injuries.
General Fisher, the receiver Of the
| Spring Garden National Bank, has gone
to California to investigate the condition
| OF the Bunker Hill mine. A large
amount of the stock Of the mine is held
by the bank,
Lemucl ]. McCaullcy has brought
suit against the Pullman Palace Car
Company to recover 81 600 damages for
the loss of clothing, jcwelry, &c., which
he says were taken from his berth in
the Pullman car Jordan on the 18th in
slant.
J. ". Sadler was committed, Thurs
day,to answer the charge Of the larceny
Of q piano, the property of w. +.
Boothe, and an organ belonging to F.
a. North d Co. According to the tes-
timony the defendant obtained the in
struments on leases on or about August
18th, and had them in pawn on August
18th.
The bureau of charities at its meeting
last week adopted more stringent rules
relating 10 the acceptance or rejection
Of supplies for the almshouse and the
custody Of money taken from persons
admitted to any Of the three institutions
q Blocl,ley. An inventory Of the fur
aiture in use in the quarters of the
superintendent of the allnshouse was
read.
I
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-10-01
FEARFUL PANIC IN 4 cHUBon.
One Woman Killed and Others Seriously
and Fatally Injured.

JACKSONVILLE, Sept. adjust before
IL O'Clock last night panic occurred in
the Harmony Babtist Church, colored
during which one woman was killed,
three Others received fatal injuries and
about 90 people were seriously crushed
and bruised.
There was a meeting being held in
the church. The audience was made up
of nearly 800 negroes, all under more or
less religious excitement The weird
flicker of the lights at once appealed to
the snpcrstitions Of the worshipers as a
supernatural visitation. A deacon arose
TO leave, and the whole audience then
arose to their feet. The lights then went
out entirely. One frenzied worshipper
shouted, Judgment" at which the
crowd become filled with fear.
a grand rush was made for the mar
row door. There were cries of murder. fire.
and somebody yelled dynamite. Men
and women and children Were packed
together like sardines in small entry,
where the stronger ones trampled on the
weaker and rushed out over their pros
trate bodies. Many jumped from win
dows and were injured III the fall and
by broken glass.
The panic lasted Is or 90 minutes and
when the building was lighted again
over a dozen people lay bruised and
bleeding on the floor. One girl, Maggie
Clark, aged l6, was dead. The accident
attracted about 500 people to the church.