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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-14
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Sat bn iemaIs ras @ibseiatd sebabt, bdufis NIT Ell.
mem Meni4en suiammen iein gu mufeu, Ser iebr ner.
p5s tft2 genn 70, bann peiBt bu auA, bas sernsfhs
sise, bonn trdftisen Manne faum bedtete l1raen her
aeibenben an ben Jant ber gerspeiHuns treibeu. Ge
II esen 70 nnn6t4is beieben aufsusablen, als uumbs
lid, ii ppr benielben ,u iahsen. Die gBurseI bes es
bells tit sep5bnltG unppnfcmmene Wernauuua unb Qs.
fimtltrung. Dieien Gunftionen 3u 6ilfe sn fom,ner
rno cur ihre reBuldre &bdtisteit bic f&ma@en Rer.
pen, un6 bdmtt tn BerbN6n9g dnbere GHei!e beS ptps
ff&en SrsdnismM8 gu tdlftH, 1T bic anfsabe unb lea
i'm 8eret4 BON 6ctetter Masenbitters, tpenn befelS
pfemattf9 unb anbaltenb sebrauht mirb. Da siebt's
bem @ebrau@ anberer bsenannter Ipucs erfabren ba.
ben mag. Rein Betdubun98mittel cber Optat-lan rers
metbe bet6e-tann iid NIT bieem drtenben Nerpenbes
MdlariG, RbeumatismuR, Nierenieiben tperben Surd
hafelbe turirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-14
Cages : Nemigfeiten.
SuIamb.

Der prdfbent bat 6. s. Nebeder
bon Sn0iana an GtelIe bes BON leinem
Amte surffgetretenen 8unbes gdbok.
meilters 9ulfOn, fiir ienen poRen ers
nannt.
Der prdfi6ent unb feline 8ealeiter
babef IN Der Ra@t bonn 13. aum ID.
4pril Wafbington berIaiIen. ss{n Oar.
riloas Besleituug befinben Rd feline
Saith. iomie Mrs. Mcaee, Wrs. Gir.
mid, Mr. unb Mts. &uiIeu 6orrilou.
4sneralpoifmeifer Manamater, 9lders
bauminifer &uft unb Scr. SEQ. W.
SnDo. 0arrifons priDatiecretdr 6als
forh bleibt tn Golge elmer ihuereu @rs
trantung in feluer Gan,ilie in Walhina.
ION. Nnif begleitet ben prdfbeuieu
nur bis @aIbeifoa. Damn tpirb ct eine
3eit lang In Seras bleibeu, um lid, elm.
9eben6 tiber ben llmfang unb bic Iatur
bss sSerassGiebers" uno befIeu 9ebeu.
tung filr Die 8ieb3u6t su informi,en.
AnldBli9 bon Sefferlons @eburtss
tage CAB Der Semotratif1e Club In gaew
Yort ein groBes Banfett, bel peld,em
grzprdfbent @lebelanb bic ssef. Nebe
belt.
- Sn Wilmineton, OeIomore. ffarb
pl6blitb BET i6Debif9e @raf Semen.
baupt, Der Ii@ erF Dor elmer gDodle NIT
@ib 8apar6, ber 9o@ter oss gr,
Staatsiecretdr 8oporb, berheirathet
bate.
= Sn pittsburgh befardtet man.
bob Die nnruben i'm GofesDifiriet BON
Mount pleaiant bon Heuem ausbredleu
tperben.
- GrI. garI1abt, eiae iunae unb
bhbl9e 5@auipielerin In Rem gOrf, Fat
boi eiaem alien 99Deten, bei5en Wer.
buneeu he bartuddis 3urtdmies, $50.
600 geerbt.
MusIanb.
- aus @fen idreibt man bonn 12.
Nptil: Oie binfdtIitb Der Sortbauer
beg Griebeas erfoIgenoen 8srfideruns
gen iieben nimt I'm ginflang nit Der in
milltdrifden 2reiien F@ tunb thuenben
Sbdtisteit. 9as RriegsminiIferium aes
tpdbrt einen friegerif9en Mn6lid unb In
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-14

biefe 5rou ni@t liiSen fonnte, baB glles
nur cine SGuf6ung gepeien iein muBte.
SD babe feline ioI9e grinneruna,
fagte Sbea, iebt bic 6dn5e uie bilfios
IN einano.r fbIingenb, ni6ts auf ber
gDelt fonnte mid bon Dir trennen, aIs
Du felbf = i'd ba9te =
Sa bate er he nit einem Greuoenruf
tn bic 4rme gei@loHen.
lGortfesuns foIst.I
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-14
S3naIena 9[rnicn.@nrhe

Ste bete Salbe Der BELT fiir e6uitte,
1uetl4aaeen, Gei9mute, 6ieber. unb Sauts
Ausitlas, Gle@te, geiprnneeue Sdnbe, 8rsits
bsaien nnb aue $auttranibeiten turirt Sd.
1nrrbctosn ooer ieine Be3ablans. gaLlise
Satisfaction sarautirt ober bas Gelb Dirb
turiiGerfdttet. 26 Gents bic @9a@teI. Gum
Bertaut tn alien apotbs!sa. Dreib, 9tomp.
fca 8; Co.. @boEefale.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-14

Ahte BID ppx uenen MitieBn essen Grfanne ,e.. ,,un
nerf4wenbe betn 0eIb ni4t n Bsrlaaen strieI6eu.
pr. Blu' 9uiien Syrup kat ists teinake so Sdtrsn
pss Nrpes Dor iem WAblttum erfctsxti4 btRanbeH.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-14

- Die gbinsien slebsn cine seru6.
Iole 3miebel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-14
Summer 2729.
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pessn n esanten babarsn
V3 Ffsa S0em Smad nnO Ssr s5e gsdms seu Gan Git ssn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-14
1T iebt I'M u1arfte.

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-14
@errell= lln0 &uaben= 6tieid

anb gMMbe
iinb cine unierer psrpOrrasenbftea SyeeiaIititgn.
eoIibe Sdals se9ube bon ftartem 2ebsr fir sanss
ben iinb bei uns bon $1.s5 aufpdrts ju tstea.
6an6senabte Gerren 3nSpfsW W@mbe
BON SO. 90 ataftuarts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-04-23

une unteriast tpurbe, su bertpeigern q;
er muB suBIei6 fir ben flnterbalt beS
8etreffenoen beSablen uno erbdIt erit
8Iarirs 8apiere, na1bem bic Strafe bes
sablt i'll. 9luSldnber f5nnen au iraenb
elmer 3eit mdbrenb bes eriten Sabres
suriid9elanbt tperben, unb bies fam
eeideben. ipenn berislbe Der @emeinbe
our 2aft fdlt, auf &oiten oes S6iffes,
peI4es ibn beriiber sebra9t bat.
DaS 8efeb berbietet bic 2anbung
bon: SbIOten, gabniinnieen, 8aus
pers ober Berfonen, ipeI6e m5gIiher
8eiie Der @emeinbe sur 2ait fallen;
Berionen. Die an elmer eteIbaften Dber
SefdbrIi6sn, aniteden6en 2ranfbeit Ieis
ben, ooer ipe9en zines 8erbre9ens pber
zines anoeren infamen 8ergebens, bas
mOraliibe @eiuntenbeit eini6lieBt, Der.
urtbeiIt ipurben; PpIpsamiiten, 9ers
ionen, beren neberfabrt Dber 9idet NIT
bem 8eIbe Nnberer besabIt iporben 1T
iino fir beren 4uStpanbernng 4nbere
beiSeiteuert baben. 9aS @sieb berbies
tet es aud ben Dampfern unb Granss
portsefeaf9aften, sur guspanberuns
auf anbere Weiie, als ourd seipbbns
li6e faufmdnnii6e 8riefe, girfuIGre
oeer ln3eiSen, in benen bic 9lbfabrtss
3eit Der Sbiffe, bic SeSinsunsen unS
Sa3iIitdten Der 8efbroerans anseseben
itno, aufsuforbern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-04-23

Der 8Iid hur6brinsenb unb ipilb. 9ie
gtrms unb SasnfelfnDden perldnsern
iid, beionberS an ben oberen GIiebern,
10 baB in Sranfreid uno England els
gene Sanbidube fiir 4merifa fabrisirt
tpsrben, beren Singer man DEFENDERS
lang ma6t. Das 8eden bes @eibeS
ipirb bemieniseh bes WlanneS dbnIi6.
DieIer Sn6iuniiiruns itebt ais &ors
reftip sur grbaItuns zines ebIeren Tps
pus Der meni6liden SpesieS in Nmes
rita bic @ermaniiiruns seseniiber. Die
ftetisere, bieI ipeniser ieniueae 9latur
Der beuti6sn 8oIonifen fdeint ibnen
bieIe bObe glufsabe ausutpeiien. Ser
DeutI6s 4meritaner gmil 3otbe balt
ii6 fir bersdtist fdon iebt auSsuipre-
den: u8enn aud 9lmerifa niemaIs
beutib iperben fann, 10 1T es basesen
um 70 ii6erer, sermanifd su tperOen,
eermanii6 bur6 uno bur6 I'M rein fuIs
turbiitorii9en Sinne bieieS BOrtes."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-04-23
6ef6dftssMn3eiger.
Npotbefer.

Npotbefer.
8. R. 9putpn, Rtbifamsnts isbsr
art Gfe abnms asenue uno pine Straes.
Blumen, 5drtner.
Z. 9. Rr@Iiutpd, Sars. unS @rS.
bsrlhmiifung, 314 y Waibingtpn Mpe. unb
am @insans psS 5Crsf Sil 6risObpfss.
Bud. uns aceisen,. .Drufer.
8reb. @asnsL Drudarbtit jsbsr art,
in snsliihsr unO bsutl6sr Spra6e, 5tt eada>
ppuup Apsnue, ssseuiiber benz Bottom Stprs.
Gisarren.Babritant.
u. Wpt oman n, bic bsIiebten ,,alfpnIp"
unb big 8ins" @isarren ale Sprten "a
baf unb &aubrartiftL SCI eadapauna aps.
Sampf' une ssaffsr'eeitunsen.
Samss 8. 9apIsr, plumbing Grpsrt,
Ode 0ypmtns aps. unc einpen Sirabs.
Groceries une propifonen.
9edtplb, 9rantpp & Co., Grad.
fclser Don Searls & Srea), 1t6 penn Ape.
S6tGaer SEAL "a eadapanna
aps., bas bsriibmts 0bite SpOnse Msbl.
8reb. s. @ibmaper, DtIifatsiIsn,
$50 eafapanua apsnus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-04-23
Die srOBe 3a6fruse fir bic pUpuIdre
,,Bunh" giadrre

bnbeu anoere peranInbt. cine 3ndibmung in
ben panOsI Su brinBeu lin bic 8auher Der
populdren ,.punh" gu fhiken weroeu mir in
3utllnft Die Anfauesbubtaben unierer ySirmn
@ 3. & 50. nnf ieee bon uHs fabbriJirte
ND Gisorre itsmpeIn.
0nrnep, 8rutpn 60.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-04-23
Sas ueuc @intpauD erunss @ Gefee.

glm 1. glpril 1T bas neus Ginpans
berune8s @eieb in 8raft eetreten. Die
Gntibeibuns, ob einem Ginipanperer bic
2uubuns su seitatten lit, tpirb bur9
oaiieIbe oem Safens Solicitor senommen
unp einem neuen 8eamten, benz Super'
intenbsnten Der gintpanberune ibertras
gen. 9isier 1T in @aibinstOn itatios
nirt uuo itebt nter bem S6aBamts.
Sefretdr. Die Ausfibruns bes @es
iebsS 1T ben Snipeftiohs 8eumten
ilbertrasen, pel6e bic ginpanberer
perbbren un6 nbtbisenfaaS aubaIten.
8isber ftanO bic Yriifuns bon Sons
trattarbeitern unter oem sSnIpeftor
StrattOn, uno bic Priifuns bon DtitieIs
Ioien (Baupers) unter 9Iufii6t Der
@inpanoerunSS Gommihion. 9ur9
bas 8eieb iperoen bic beiben Sunttios
neu pereinist. 8ei eiuer 8eIbitrafe
BON $500 1T eS einem Sdiffs'Gisens
tbiimer berboten, bic 9uriidbef6rber.
| uns zines gintpanberers, behen 2anbs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-04-23
Sentidje Metgerci
bon
Gaspar SennD,
30. 4l6 saO @aibinstOn aDsnue.

vile 8Ieildlorten bon Der bsTen AuaIitdt
uno itsts friid; oeseIeiden Die idmadbafte'
fen 8lrite eOer art.
Die beiten Sdinten unS Elm aus9e,eidnetes
Corn Beef uno oas feinfte Podelfeifd ftets
in 9rober ausuabl.
8siteIuneeu per Bolt ueroen PROMPT aus.
ssfibrt uuO 3u eiuem 8eiude oes Seitdfies
freuuolhft eingeIaoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-04-23
gtem 9ort, Ontario & @eftern
Gtiea6nba.

3iss psrlaTsn ben Ssrlsy Central 9abnbUf
pis fOlgt;
Rat Garbrnealt unb ,pil1snIisstubsn Sta-
ticnrn nm 700. S.45 unb i1.t2 Born. uub
1885, 3.15, $50, $50 unb II 05 Ha6m.
9fa6 6pref City um 700 unb 1i.12 gprm.
9iad Sanrcd, Rsw yOrf, Sspeep, Utica
aub allen Oit- uup peiiIi@en punftsn um 1 .f2
Born.
i3iee lanssn an bon GarbonbaIt unt ami.
Iibenlisgsnbrn StatiCnen UNI 7.40, 9.t5 une
it.05 Born. uub GAS, 4 10, sos, 7.40 unb
1900 Nabm.
9on 6Orsft City UNI 9.i5 gorm. unb 4.tO
RaGm.
Bon Ospsso, Utica, gtp gOrF, SGnrOd unb
6lt- uno psltIibsn punften um 4.t0 Hahm.
8. 6. Anbtrfpn,
@en'l palTr asrnt, 9ftp gcrf.
R. g. Carr, Din. pai'r asent, Scranton.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-04-23
Mm S9minOil9tige.

Der llntepeidnste. ipeI9er nad msbridbri
gen 9eioen uon eirem idmeren qun9eniibel
uno Der 9efiirdteten 8 d no IN Il d. burdi
Elm einfades Wittel 9ebsilt uuroe. miinidt
alN isineu MitI:iosuoen Die Metboos Der Seil.
uue bstannt ju MAIDEN. Gr wiro aaeu, Die
es winiden, toftenfrei eine abidrift oes 8e.
jeptes ienoeu. weldes eine fhere Seilun9 fur
; d 10 inb iudt. Aftbma. Gatarrb.
8rond tits uno ale SaIs. uno 9uueen.
afeitionen in Gr befft bab ale 9eiDenoen
fetp RitteI probireu tueldss uniddsbar lit.
B'r oas RsJept, bns nidts toitet un6 ie9ens.
reid ieiu fam, tuiirf&t, idrsibe ssfdai9it an
ReD. Gbparb a. Dilfon,
williamsburg, Sings Co., Rsp gOrt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-04-23
0otel= el=l1cbernahme.

Dem beutltsn publifum unb msinen ltpsi-
ser 6rsunesn erIaube i'd mir biermit anluisi-
gen, baB i'd Sas SCtsl unb stOfbaus bss pert
Germ. @eber, Ala q. Nain Abe.,
iibnnOmmtu babe. SD psrbr nur bic bslien
Speilsn, @strGnte uup @isarren baItennunb
bemiibt itiu, bur6 rssas 8ebiennng alien as.
re6tsn anfcrcerunssn Su sntlprehtn.
5enrp ppu WeiIenflub.
GZ Wetn @tI6aft ais Sbiefsrbedsr fibre
i'd pif bisber fort.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-04-23
8egr6bmikpldke.

Die llntspsi6nsttn pHtriren auf BEN biibl&
sslsssnsn ,,eadapauna 6riebboft" bel Ri.
npoFa sin,rlns 8ssrabnieplGBs ober sanse ects
su bilIistn preiisn unb siinifisen Stbinsunssn
,um aduf. gu srfraeen BET
Sobn alein, prdlfbent,
utsr 436 albsr StraBs |;
Conrad 9inn, Sefretdr,
62t Bird Straes. 4.6m
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-04-23

@m. 3rOifel,
Semt ticberM Mets0er

1115 Sadion StraBe,
lisfert Die feinItsn Biirite in Spoe 8arf uno
ebenio a1e SOtten fridss uno ngepodsItes
6Ieiid. 8auhHeiid u, (. 10.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-04-23

NO. Serr Gusen S6impff bat fein
Suipeliersei6dft cine 3biire ipeitIid,
na4 9to. 317 2adntpanna Nrenue, bers
Ieet unb bic Notwithstanding 1T nit
ibm nab bem neuen 8Iabe umsesOsen.
glae muiifaIiiden Snitrumente Su ben
nisbrisfen PreiIen. l4,4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-04-23

Der Gisentbimer, in 9eutidIaHb ftaatIit
geprifter arOtbefer uno Gbemiter, uermenoei
auf Die 3ubereituns bon &ejepten bic groste
SorsfuIt. aIe @eoitumente iinO friid.
R@. Selepbonperbinoun9 init allen aer3ten.
0eutfde SeiIfrduter un6 8ur5eIn, 9afent.
Weoijineu Soilette.artitel. Il. (. 10.
Beoienuu9 piiuttIid uno reel.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-04-23
Trit @banbt's
SmlfD
Tabrif (: SunmOre, pa.

0ie 6ubriperte fno Ieiht beqnem uHo
biibid uno Ipsrben aus beftem Matertol an8s'
ierti9t.
aud Oas pferOsbtidIassn Uiro, uie friibsr,
befens beiOr9t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-07-03
poNrIEIcA1 HIGH MASS.
Opening of the Days celebra
tion Mt the Cathedral.

Auspicious Opening of the Days celebra-
tlon at the Cathedral.
The commemoration exercises Of the
twenty.fith anniversary of Rt Rev.
Bishop John ]. Kain's entrance into
the priesthood were commenced in a
fitting manner by the celebration Of
grand Pontifcal High Mass at the Ca
thedral yesterday morning.
The altar and sanctuary we're hand
somely decorated. On the left side Of
the sanctuary stood the Bishops throne,
surmounted with the insignia OF his
office. On the right we're the two chairs,
occupied by Rt. Rev. Bishop Phelan, Of
Pittsburgh, and Rt. Rev. Bishop Van de
Yiver, OF Richmond.
The following members Of the clergy
were present, ranged along the commun-
ionrail: Very Rev. D. 0'Connor of Clarks-
burg; Very lSey. John 3. Murray, OF Gin
cinnati; Very Rev. A. NJ. Hartnedy,
Steubenville; ]. O. Desmond, Of Wells
Vile; Thomas Powers and james Hart
ley, Of Steubenville; +. NJ. Leyden, Of
Toronto, Ohio; Father Mattingly, Of
Martins Ferry; Joseph Wiegand, Of
Bridgeport; Father Fitzgerald, Of Bel
laire; Father Didacus, o. NJ. c.; Father
Hermann, o. NJ. c.; Joseph Mullen, OF
St. AIary's; Robert 0'Kane, of Wheel
ing; H. P. McMenamin, OF Benwood; (;
Father Boudlou, OF Mouhdsville; o. F,
Schilpp, OF St. Joseph's, Marshall coun-
ty; Father McGrath, of Fairmont; (;
Robert Keleher, Grafton; P. A. Boyce,
Rowlesburg; +. @. Himnan, Newburg;
William Walsh, st. Clair; Michael Fitz-
patrick, Randolph county; Thomas
Quirk, Beall's Mills; Z. NJ. Hickey,
William Lambert and j. j. Deehan,
Parkersburg; ]. W. Werninger, Hunt
ington; George Toner, Coal Valley;
Thomas Collins, Charleston; T. ]. Duffy,
Lewisburg; John Mcbride, Wytheville;
D. Walsh, Hinton, and Father McElli-
gott, Bishop Kain's secretary.
The mass was sung by Bishop Kain,
as celebrant, assisted by Rt. Rev. Mgr.
Sullivan. The deacons OF honor were
Very Rev. John B. Murray and Very
Rev. F. II. Park. Very Rev. Joseph W.
Stenger was deacon and Rev. jeremiah
Murray sub-deacon. The masters OF
ceremonies were Rev ]. A. Reynolds
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-07-03
powDERuY,s STATEMENT
Regarding the Interview with socretaI
of the Treasury Foster.


PHILADELPHIA, July 9.-General Mas
ter Workman Powderly, Of the K. Of l.,
has prepared a statement relative to the
controversy over the unemployment of
the plate printers dropped from the
rolls Of the bureau Of printing and en-.
craving at Washington. He says the
statements charged 10 the Secretary Of
the Treasury are entirely and unqual-
ifiedly false. He said the trouble was
not discussed at Mansfield with
Senator Sherman, Major Mckinley and
himself. 81 hold the proofs that Il was
over the signature OF Major Mckinley
himself that on June 80, at 2 p. m, the
Secretary met our committee and con-
cluded an agreement to restore tho dis
charged men to their places. He even
went SO far as to write letter TO ono OF
them asking him to advise him whether
he wished to be re-employod. We hold
that letter as proof of what We say.
The terms were that the seven men
who have been dropped from tho rolls
shall be restored to theis former places
or places o. equal.importance and pay,
and that they shall be treated with the
same fairness and consideration as other
plate printers. 1t was stated by Mr.
Meredith that the agreement could be
carried out without the displacement OF
any man in the department, These do.
liberations were concluded when card
arrived saying: "a delegation from the
Gompers Federation of Labor desires to
be heard before an agreement is arrived
ut with the Knights of Labor"
These men had been drilled by Mr..
Meredith as to their speech and con-
duct, but tho instruction. were not
complete, for Mr.. Meredith forgot to
tell them the name of the organiza-
tion they were supposed to represent,
and they gave the name OF an assocla-
tion that doe: not and never did exist.
After short interview with this COM
mittee the Secretary turned to Mr.. Dew
lin and, snatching some papers from
his hand, said: ''lf there is to be
fight with this organization or you, /
don't know but what had better fight
yours"
To that Mr.. Devlin replied: "If it is
to be fight guess we can do a little OF
that ourselves" The secretary then
stated that he would send for Mr..
Gompers before he could arrive at
further understanding of the case. The
advisers OF Mr.. Foster have influenced
him to so act as to give the controversy
such coloring as TO create the impress
sion that it is a struggle between labor
organizations. Such is not the case.
We have no fight, quarrel or dispute
with any labor organization, and this
contest will not be SO regarded by the
general officers Of the Knights OF
\ ohnru
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-07-03
DUEL no THE DEATH.
A Young Doctor aud an Old Citizen Ensng
In Shooting Mntch.

A Young Doctor aud IN Old Citizen Engage
In Shooting Match.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, July 2.-At Brier-
field, yesterday, DR.. G. E. Grove shot
and perhaps fatally wounded B. F. Glass,
father of E. P. Glass, one of the proprie-
tors of the Montgomery Adpenisr. The
difficulty grew out Of something Glass
had said which Grove desired him to
take bacl.. Grove went to Glass house
to demand a retractiou. Glass told him
not to enter, and when he persisted met
him at the door and warned him. AS
Grove nevertheless advanced, Glass
fired on him with Winchester rifle.
Grove answered with q pistol. Each
man fired several shots within fifteen
feet of each other. Finally Glnss fell
and Grove walked away. II is believed
by the doctor that the wound is fatal.
as one of the bullets entered tho abdo-
men. Glass is an old. widely known
and much respected citizen, and Grove
is young man osly q years Of age.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Jnly2.-The Presi-
dent to-day made the following appoint
ments: William E. simonds, of Con-
necticut, Commissioner of Patents, vice
Charles E. Mitchell, resigned; Byron
NJ. Cutcheon, Of Michigan, Member Of
the Board OF Ordnance and Fortiica-
tions; A. Louden Snowden, Of Penn
sylvania, to be Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary to Greece,
Roumania and Servia; Romualdo Pach-
eco, Of California, to be Envoy Extraor-
dinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to
Guatemala and Honduras.
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NEW YoRK, July 2.-The rate commit
tee OF trunk line association tonight
fixed passenger rates to the Missouri
river at $50 first-class and so second
class. These rates are reduction OF
Sl.T5, and successfully meets the cut
made by the Chicago & Alton road.
The date when the rates go into effect
has not yet been decided upon.
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A cones Mnr.

KNOXVILLE, TENN, July 2.-Knoxrille
is to-day the cheapest coffee market in
tho United States. Arbuckle, the coffee
merchant, of New York, is attempting
to drive out competition and win a
point. He is flooding this territory
with circular letters offering the best
Ariosa roasted coffee for little over
twenty-one cents a pound, with 2 per
cent discount for cash within ten days.
This is to the retail merchants and is so
cheap that the merchants anywhere in
a radius OF 100 to 500 miles of Knoxville
can afford to buyit horeand pay freight.
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/ DRAMATIC SCENE
!, the Trial of the Arab. AmeeF Ben
Ali, Who is Alleged tobe
]lgg THE RIPPER, OF THlTEGHAPEL,
"a. London FiOnd, Whose Grimes
Have Startled the World.
r7E TRIAL ATTRACTS ATTENTION
Of Medical. Experts and Criminal
ITHE RIPPER, OF THlTEGHAPEL,
NE TRIAL ATTRACTS ATTENTION
q, Medical, Experts and Criminal
Lawyers by Reason Of the
HUSyEL QUESTION INVOLVED

/, the Remarkable casc---wiIl the
Jury Convict on a Nricroscopical
analysis of Dried Blood Two Months
.f,c. the Murder?---His Tragic Ex-
c,omption in court--"oh. Spare MY
rire. Gentlemen. Good Gcntlemen," G
Ms Testimony Against that of Three
jail Birds-.-An Appeal to Heaven.
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AN AWFUL STORM
Passes Over Gcrmnny-SIany Lives Lost
and Much Property Destroyed.


BERLIN, July "A terrible storm of
thunder, hail and rain passed over a
large part of Germany last night, caus-
ing immense damage to property and
loss of life in the villages of suchtelon,
near Dusseldorf, Rade and sitkard: In
the Crefeldt district, also near Dussel-
dorf, the storm was especially severe
and the thunder and lightning terrific.
Many houses were completely wrecked
and the inmates buried in the ruins.
Thirteen bodies have already been re-
covered. 1t is yet too soon to form any
estimate Of the total number OF lives
lost.
At sanct Ruprecht, near Gratz, the
capitol OF Styrfa, in Austria, q water
spout burst over the town with fearful
force, sweeping away the cabins and
two peasants. Nine were drowned.
Every hour is adding to the story Of
disaster, and but few places in the path
Of the storm seem to have escaped.
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lowed "Ad multos amos. Yes, fer
yently and prayerfully, say We oil sAd
multos amos" But when the end
does come land the ad multos annosis
that it may be long deferred another
prayer is also ours, and that OF all,
namely that you may be able then 70
say with the great exemplar OF the
worlds bishops, St. Paul III. Tim, iy.t
7-Sl: ~ have fought the good fight; y
have finished my course; have kept
the faith. As to the rest, there is laid
up for me crown OF justice which the
Lord the just Judge will render in that
day" Whilst we pray thus, Monseig-
neur, on this your silver jubilee day, ac-
cept once moro our most heartfelt COM
gratulations, and bestow from the deep
est depths Of your paternal and episco-
pal heart a blessing on us all-priestst
religious and laity gladly present and
those unayoidably absent.
In fine, in the name OF your clergy
and the whole diocese, / beg leave to
tender most heartfelt thanks tos the
right reverend bishops and the reyer-
end clergy OF neighboring dioceses, who
by their presence here to-day do honor
TO you, Rt. Rev. Bishop, TO US, your
clergy, and to the diocese OF Wheeling,
At the close OF Monsignor Sulliyan's
address, Rev Father Didacus, OF ST.
Alphonsus church, addressed the Bish-
op in behalf of the clergy in Latin, ot
which the following is translation