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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1891-05-22

The fine bav horse, 'GIp." which
Walter Hawkins the victorious knight
of the tournament rode in such splendid
style, is the property Of the 0cala Trans
fer Company. They have blooded stock,
they do.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1891-05-22
Fine TnrnOufa.

Oella can now boast of as fine turn
outs as any city in the state. A gentle
man from Jacksonville said the double
carriage teams of the Ocala Transfer
CSmpany beat anything in that city.
Tie pair of .sra,c and splandid carriag e
alSne cost 81, 600. For downright nUbS- :.
styie and git up and dust teams, COM
mend us to the Ocala Transfer Company
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1891-05-22
ESTA BLISHED S66
BUDGET OF HOME NEWS.
. BiT,TINGEK, city Editor.
Banner Premiums for 1891.

New York Weekly World and BANNER
one year for $l.S5.
BANNER and Weekly Times Union, one
year for $3.50.
BANNER and Weekly Standard, one
year for 81 75.
Weekly BANNER AMI World almanac
Cor $l.20.
Beiford's Magazine and the BANSER
one year, $3 20
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1891-05-22

sKnow ye not, who would be free them.
selves must strike the piow, so 40 nor
wait and suffer; but put on your na', ~
to the nearest dealer. and ask Tor Saliva
tion Oil, the great pain cure. 20 cts.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1891-05-22

Who said a glorious 4th of July?
Shall we have il.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1891-05-22
FOR SALE.

A Beautiful Home for Some One
Cheap.
A very nice place, about two miles and
half southwest of Ocala ; ten acres in
vineyard, just bearing; new and very
fine residence and a number of orange
trees, ETC., etc A very desirable prop
erty and will sell at a decided bargain.
For further information, call on
SERGE MALYvAN,
Gary Block, Ocala, Fla.
InayRdSwtf
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1891-05-22

For photographs aud landscape pie
tures cad On Colby Il
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1891-05-22
Hay Wanted.

Florida hay wanted. Call on Ed.
Parr, at Martins lumber yard. 30Apr2t
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1891-05-22

Silver Springs is becoming the sum-
mer Sunday resort. Last Sabbath after
noon, at least twenty vehicles were
driven to that charming spot, filled with
smiling, lovely Misses, and escorted by
our gallant youths. Why not have a
shen road?
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1891-05-22

Texa claims ta have goose sixtv FIVE
yea,s Id Now we are not goose enough
10 believe that but we do know that Texas
has 10. 900 peo le VIII have been cured by
the us of DR. Bulls Cough Syrup, sure
cure Tor coughs and colds.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1891-05-22

Mr.. Nathan Crown, 0cala's portly tin
smith, represented the Free Press and
generously distributed late copies of
that paper.
Thomas r. Gary acted as representa-
tive of the New Capitol, and we are
astonished in view of the rebuke adj
ministered to the BANNER reporter at
Inverness, that he was not better coached
for the Long Lake picnic.
1t was perfectly astonishing to the
crowd 10 note the Capitol's Representa-
tiye's absortive powers over butter-milk.
He attacked Phil Grigg's ten gallon can,
and it is asserted by those who guaged
quantity consumed, that had not W. ID.
Condor removed him to other pastures
equally milky. that the generous owner
would now be mourning his implement
of household usefulness.
The young folks dance at UHcie Joe
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1891-05-22

Mr.. w. w. W. Reed. the merchant
and saw mill man Of Foster Park, has
gone to visit his parents in Maine,
whom he has not seen for seven years.
Mrs. Reed was prevented from accom-
panyning him, on account Of measles.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1891-05-22
Special Offer.

e a lie in
rNvs
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1891-05-22
Citra has thirteen widows.

Advertising keeps Rheinauer on top.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1891-05-22

Y~WvS~~~~~Nvv~~
: VAT0LDI RESTAURANT !
, N orth Side of Public quare
, French Cook and White service. Meals at ali
hours, and everything in season. The best
Catering ever offered the Ocala Public.
DR.. c. c. HARRIS, Manager.
The Lamar register., 1891-12-19
HunE,r - MLssr, b Indiana.

Dismal indeed must be the Christ
mas tide OF thousands who depend for a
living on employ ment il the Indiana Goa
fields, for the bitter fact has 70 be faced
that hunger and misery tenant the
wretched huts II which the striking 2
miners and their families are huddled TO
gether. The cry Of the coal barons Is mo
surrender and the men, although most
in starving condition, are determined TO
keep on fighting.
II Is an absolute fact that the striker.
and their families have for the last two
weeks been trying 70 keep soul and body
together on one meal g day, and very
scanf one. This is true of close on %, 90
men, women and children who are affected
by the strike At Harmony, Clay City,
Carbon and Knishlsy vile the scenes which
confront one are horrible in the extreme
Yesterday an appeal was issued TO the
miners Of the country, signed by the
national executive board Of the Coal
Miners Association OF the United States
asking every miner TO tax himself at Least
IS cents a week for the relief Of the strik-
ers. Every local secretary in the United
States is directed to call a meeting in bis
district in order that the fund may be
started without LelzF
The Lamar register., 1891-12-19
The War in India.

The Hunza Niger tribesmen, though
driven out Of Nit their fortified strong
hold, By Indian troops under command Of
Colonel Durand, and compelled to retire 70
the mountains, have not been entirely sub
dued. They have recovered in measure
from. the punishment inflicted upon them
by the British forces aud are conducting a
sort OF guerilla warfare that is very e1-
asperating.
The country around Gilgst, near which
place the tribesmen made their first men
ace against the British authorities. is one
of the widest mountainous regions in the
world and the inhabitants OF the region
are noted for their barbarOus and warl5ke
habits. DesultOry firing is carried on,
but thus far there have been no casu.u
ties since the first engagement Colon ell
Durand, Captain Avlmer and Lieutenant
Babcock and the twenty Sepoys who were
wounded at the storming and capture OF
Nit, and Lieutenant Gordon and the seven
Sepoys who were wounded during the pur-
suit of the tribesmen in the mountains are
all making favorable progress toward re
COVeFy,
The Lamar register., 1891-12-19
The Grain BLOCKADE

The Chicago. ST Paul & Kansas
City las brokso the ice by letting so Of IL.
loaded grain cars 50 east This action
bids fair 70 break the blockade OF tr.rae, Il
the cars are returned promptly. Extreme
caution has had 70 be used by western
roads IN loauinz cars with through grain
for il practically puts such cars out Of ser
vice after they reach Chicago. In spite Of
what western shtPperS eau an excess Of
caution in this respect, thousands Of xes,
ern cars loaded with grain are standing on
sidetracks IN and near CAlcago. Not An
eastern line viii accept car Of it II the
contents are for transfer into eastern ear,
Al the eastern lines are willing 70 haul
the loaded western cars TO the .eAboard.
however, and western officials have either
this or tae choice OF letting their car.
stand idle for perhaps month or two. or
until the blockade is raised.
The Lamar register., 1891-12-19
Dynamite in Indiana.

Following on the White Cap notices
posted throughout the coal region yester-
day, dynamite bomb was exploded in the
Pratt mine, few miles north of Brazil,
Indiana, early Friday morning. The bomb
was placed in fau cylinder, which was
shattered to atoms. As consequence the
mined owned By the Council Bluff Mining
Company was shut down to-day, and oper-
ations cannot be resumed for at least a
week.
The mine in which the outrage occurred
was one Of the few making an attempt to
work in the Iudiasa coal belt Had the
bomb been exploded five minutes sooner,
the mine watchman would nave been
blown into eternity. The strikers gen
orally regret the deed as an injury to their
cause, out they are none tie less violent in
deuuEciatioa OF the coal barons, and de-
terlniued to carry on the strike to the end.
The Lamar register., 1891-12-19
A Fatal Surgical Operation.

Lena Bronson, school teacher in
small town IN southern Kansas, who
lived with her father and grandfather,
was taken III with the grip. The grand
father, who was nearly ninety years old,
had, it appears, practiced medicine in his
youth. He tried all his remedies on the
girl, and these failing he came 10 the con
clusion that bleeding was necessary. In
the absence of the father of the girl, the
old man attempted to take little blood
from the girls arm, but in his feeble
hands the knife slipped and an artery was
severed The grandfather could not stem
the flow Of blood, and when the father re
turned he found his daughter dead. while
his father lay b. her side in swoon The
old gentleman has since died from the
SHOCK
The Lamar register., 1891-12-19
stampede in a Ihsater.

RACINE, Wis. Dec. l4.-At the
opera house last night occurred riot and
stampede and several women were some
what hurt.
1t seems that Walter G. Wlber con
tracted with merchants for advertisements
and was 10 give free entertainments TO
their patrons. One thousand people as
sembled at the entrance TO the opera house
last night and Wilber attempted 70 charge
an admission fee. a stampede then en-
sued and three or four women and children
were knocked down ana hurt. About half
the crowd paid 70 get in, when the officers
cor PEELED the doors to be opened free
Merchants who contracted for advertise
ments will have WILDER arrested on a
charge Of obtaining money under false
pretenses-
The Lamar register., 1891-12-19

WITH disease working in NE very
means of life no man. woman or shild
will be safe The disinfecting OF
dwellings where consumptivs person
has been should be insisted upon
Rooms in which they have passed
much time should be scraped and re-
plastered and all clothing worn by
them should be thoroughly disinfected-
To ensure the Accomplishment OF these
ends. the matter must necessarily be
taken up by boards of health and SIM
liar bodies For every individual,
however. there il means of defense to
which it benooves him 70 turn his at
tention The same Notifications which
prevail against other contagious
steady nerves and q sound stomach
viii prevail against this Overworx
worry. dissipation Of any kind open
the doors of the soundest constitution
10 the enemy.
The Lamar register., 1891-12-19
Another Alliance Enter prise.

The Kansas Alliance Cooperative
Mortgage association, capital stock 81 900,
COO with Frank McGrath as the central
figure, is the latest alliance enterprise.
The charter has been fled with the secre
tsry of state and business will be begun
with the new year.
The scheme of cooperation which is &c
rid the world of the ruinous system OF
competition will be applied to the payment
of mortgsged indeb tedness. This is the
scheme originated by McGrath when he
was president Of the alliance, and proposed
to the Alliance Commerce convention. Its
object is to negotiate directly with caste m
capitalists for the necessary amounts for
defraying farm mortgaged Indebtedness
without the assistance of the middlemt L.
MIR. McGrath wanted the alliance, as a
state organization, to take hold of his
scheme, and stated in an interview that II
was high time the alliance was building
up credit for itself and giving the lie TO
the charge that it was an association OF
calamity howlers.
The company will obtain securities by
forming fund Of the effects, personal and
reAl of its n1ambers
The Lamar register., 1891-12-19
Victims of the nahdi.

At the time OF the revolt Apaip.,
Egyptian authority in the SoudAu. follow
ers Of the Mshti took prisoners a uuppb.,
OF priests aud nuns who had been vor.ipv !,
in that country for the eyAnEelir.tIon a.
the natives. Since that time storie, hAy.
been circulated relating 10 the treatnneu,
these prisoners received At the hands OF
their csptors.
is said that the men were absolute
slaves and were compelled to perform the
most meuiAl services for their ta.sma.
tiers, while the women met n worse fat.
being psrcelled out among the chief. and
grossly outraged.
Among those who thus fell .uto ths hanjs
of the rebels IN lss3 were the member, a,
tue Austrian Soudan mission who vyar.
Captured when Kodofau was taken bv tha
MAhdt After their capture they wers
con- eyed 10 obdurrnan, where they war.
heia close Prisoners. Among those tsksn
prisoners were Father OhrlwaIder Ard
Sisters cAthiaa, Chincariaa, Elizabeth And
VeatJginL
For sir years they await.d a f.yor.h,.
oppor abiiy 70 make their escape. and AZ
last ih- opportuns moment arrived Th.v
Immediately took advantage Of II. and a.,
CIT Sn their Journey toward eiytiixzt,on
A.eS were pursued by Arabs, bat na.-
"se' 10 reach k4rzsAw. where they were
'-'isy were greatly exhausted by
thsir journey across the desert
y 2 details Of ;iieir life among the ae,.r,
.ri"es lave been received. but il i. oe-
hsssi that when fu- recovered they vii.
se sS'e 70 teii most tntsrestins story.
The Lamar register., 1891-12-19
A NEW WAR III ASIA.
British Troops Figh, With Pro-Rus-
san Natives

Oricial dispatches received from
Calcutta state tEzr t.ere has been fighting
between the British forces and Ihe t-1ess-
ueu in the vicinity Of Glget, near TIE
Paui- frontiel and aot far frOn the new
boundary Hne receatly claimed By Russia
Al Giirct taere IS a British agency gar
risoued by some CAshnires and Indian
ghorkhas and battery OF artillery Ae-
cozdius 70 the latest zdvices ressived fr0za
the f-7nL the trlbesme. Of EuuEss sod
Na-z-, rwo toW1s or The river Indus and
alra5sE opposite 70 each othe-, have io-
some time been threatening Fort CaAlt,
he'd b detzchEent Of CzsauIces- 4ais
caussd Co.oue. D--zld, the British agent
=, GLge;, 70 make Al advance upon to-i
Chzli for the purpose Of relieving tie gar
risen
This sdvaace Of the BRITISH troops was
made cary durizg the present meath for
on Novezbe- u CoI58eI Durz=-d wired the
commander - chief that he shOzid move
upon Tie eueny On Deeenber = Ullsss he
was previously zt;zczs1 6y the trlossne1
who were reporss3 10 be assembling IN
large nuubsrs and 70 have been instigated
in their zc-i1l D. Russian aEe7ts- Colonel
Durznd also te.ezrsphed the sane day That
ne feared serious oonhiet although he
had done every hing possible 70 preEe1t Il
Other dispatches received IRON Calcutta
announce that Fort Ch4it was captured On
December :, and that seyea SePoys were
killed AID twenty siI wounded
Captain Aylmsr ald Lisuteaants Berger
AID Bzdocz, coatiu1st the disqatch, dis
played extraordinary gaLLz1try- Captain
Ay,ner most CALAMITY led stor1iEg
party, carrying gun cotton pstsTd- and 4
the lace Of = shower Of bullets dashed OF
the Iron bound gate o. the fort, z11Lsd the
pst4ri 70 il. Lii the fuse and reTeated a
short distance, znd then had the pleasure
Of hearing Gezfsning report The next
moment the gallant captain SAW that ihe
pst4rL lad blown the gate 70 pieces. Cap
tain AyI1er and LisuJenzuts Berger and
Bzdock, followed b. = handful Of SspOy ;,
then made q dash into tie fort and after
some desperate 6EhtiaE captured nsld
gun which had been used effectively
against the attacking party. The British
oecers and Sepoys also captured alne
! prisoners, the remainder Of the rebel
| tribesmen fleeing, leaving a number Of
| dead inside and outside the fort
The news Of this engagement on the
/ Panir frontier IS not quite clear on one
point-tbAt Of waAt became Of the original
| Cashmire garrison Of the fort It 5 pre-
sumed, however. that the rebel tribes meu
captured tie fort previous 70 the arrival o.
the British troops and t6aI il has zcr
! been retaksu-
The Lamar register., 1891-12-19
MAIL RosseRY IN CHICAGO.
A Mail Wagon tield-up and Piundsred
in the Heart Of a Great City.

A Mail Wagon Heid-up and Piunderec
in the Heart Of a Great City.
Last Tuesday night just after dark
the driver Of mail wagon was held up
and his wagon robbed The EAgon was
II charge Of John Creighton, an eKD=r
fenced driver, who, after ccIIecting his
valuable freight, drove doEa B.ue Island
avenue 10 Hzsstesd street and then turned
east OF Water street BE Eas half way
70 Des PLANES street when eve usen
sprzng out from the sidewalk one Of
them seized the horses By the reiHs while
the others covered Creighton With rsrol
yers and commanded hin 10 keep quiet
TIE team WAS then led TO the alley SI
tending north from Maple street &ad thea
while one Of them covered Creighton with
a revolver the others forced opeE the door
OF the wagon and hastily selected the
registered pouches from the others and
made Of taroa-h the alley. Creighton :
guard kept the captive covered for five
minutes ard tbaz left hin
The thoroughly frightened driver
whipped up his horses and drove a. rap.
idly as possible 10 the main pOsto15oe,
where he reported the affair An inven
tory was then made Of the contents Of the
wagon and it WAS found that the registered
mail pouches from the stock yzrds
stations, and that from the southern station
and Blue Island station, were missing.
Creighton, II the dark, was unable &c
distinguish the features and scarcely the
forms OF his assailaats, except the one whc
stood guard. The latter was about Eve
feet ten inches tall aud wore black caf
pulled down over his eyes. Some time
after midnight a rumor was current that
one OF the robbers had been arrested, but
the report was denied by Inspector Setback.
AS nearly as can be estimated the rob
bers secured n the neighborbood Of 8, ,Ool
in currency and about $4,000 worth OF
non negotiable paper sent by the Droyers
and the Stock Yards national banks &c
their correspondents. The latter item will
Oe of little use TO the bandits, but viii
cause an endless amount Of trouble and
confusion in the financial circles involved
Near midnight the stolen mail sacks,
split open and riaed OF their contents, were
found on Superior street in the north
division Of the city, fully three miles from
the scene Of the robbery. At that hour
every available man Of the city detective
force and the postonice inspectors staff
were straining every nerve to obtain q
clue TO the identity of the highwaymen or
their Whereabouts
The Lamar register., 1891-12-19
ALi,,ls lrish Fight.

Michael pasiti. the famous Irish
i..d,r vas seriously wounded anrins
srh, in Waterford on the I'm, hr. DAs
,,, and William OiBr.en had gone te
w.,.,tord 70 support the eandiuAtare OF
NJ K..ns the nominee Of tho Mccarthy
~. for .he seat iri Parliament made va
=. nv ne death Of Richard Power Mr
s.anais opponent IS Mr. Redmond, me u
~. p.r.s,ll yyiug Of The Irish parry
~ n.vstt was strongly urged % the
NeC.rthyitss to stand fer Wsieriord, oai
h. destined 70 do SO, SEd 10 consequence %
hi, r.fus.l Mr.. Kesne was made me Hom
iEee-
parn.ll fs-fiaa began one OF the herSes
~. aists shst nzs characterized prsSaiiins :
kc,ta.ucs. Ths opposing crowd ioagat =
-. ou.rters, 4sd surgs3 70 and nv
,br,gyb he streets seeGias utteriy re
r.rsI..s Of the pressare o. pa.loe Ne-
sey. O. .ioaes wcrs Egrist isr9aga ne A''
ard ne olaeEthoras moved with Vicious
rele-ity that seat nzny OF the howAiAs
r.o,er, 10 tie hrspItals, tAe Peitce st-tion
and then home for prompt sGEsic-l -iisA
tsz-
The mAru hght occurred for TIE I0ssfs
.Isa o. the br55rc leading into 'oNn- Hs
r,,srs were eatlre,y unable % gue!i tAs
cczHirt- Toe bands Of MUSICIANS received
m gsas.. Their brass hoEES were iw'sted
AID druzs torn ConstAat sSir'n.shes
continued auta tas Davit; crowd reached
thslr readeEvozs. The lBiiserim nate Blow
Of the police producing utt!e eaeeI
l. .IB,t of The a-ray Mr.. Dzvift re
se!ved = nasty cat On tse bead from whiet
,hs blood tsHed free.y. Mr.. Tanner Azd
oihers were is!zrel by siosss- A. l-s'
the paIlce formed a ea-iou and DIVIDED tht
upposiuE moss. .n1 ths psviu crowd
reached the club ruomS
Mr.. O'BrieE made the speech Of the day
He bitterly deaounced The zssAnli upor
bis forces, and sid The crowds who IN
jurcd Dzvitt bad strges gloEi0as hos
for The Irish cause
DAvltts answer 20 tEAt blow was taai
now be was = cladl8ato Ter Waterford
The Lamar register., 1891-12-19

II IS humilizting truth that there
is something in our common human
natur.-original sin or brute inherit
ance-vhich makes Us take = certain
enjoyment in other peoples troubles
We do not really desire that any great
catastrophe shall overtake our fellow
men but somehow a good many of Us
secretly hope Mai II there Is any great
catastrophe we may be shsre-uneam-
aged-to behold il There u . curious
strain in human nssure which makes
most people interested in seeing other
people 6ght Even in drawing reornA
certain considerable proportion Of
the conversation deals with NE faults
and follies and ul-tortunes of the
neighborhood-
The Lamar register., 1891-12-19

The resignation Of the stoicism
which has enabled men and women 70
endure what they have deemed newt
able, may now reasonably be sup
planted BY hopeful crusade against
consumption, which if still insidious. IL
no longer shrouded ia mystery. Nov
that there is something tangible to
fight war may be wag ed With en-
thusiasm and even With confidence
Not the least of the obstacles to bs
overcome will be that dull increduIity
with which many people refuse to be
warned against familiar evil. or to
believe in redemption from fate to
which generations before them have
grimlY or piou.ly yielded The dis
covery of the presence OF tuberculosis
in milk explains another avenue by
which the enemy may approach, and
which needs to be guarded This can
only be done by the systematic and
official inspection of cattle
The Lamar register., 1891-12-19
French Husbands Crime.

A sensational case Of wife murder
has Just been brought 10 Light in Paris.
In 1880 the wife Of a shopkeeper named
Bender disappeared, and Bender Informed
the police at the time that she had been
unfaithfuI 10 him and had fed, after having
made an attempt to poison him. Recent
communications led the police to search
Bonder's house, where the body of the
woman was found hanging in the chin
ney- The corpse had been dried by the
heat and smoke Of nearly three years.
Bender has made : confession.
The Lamar register., 1891-12-19
4 Railroad Trade in Chicago.

The Chicago Elevated Terminal
Railroad Company h&s purchased for g..
80, ,poo the risht Of way and the rrAl sst.ts
holtiags Of the AtchisoH, Topeka 6 Santa
Re oomp1ny within tse city tiztt. TIE
announcement q II. sale ls ooarrued and
authorized b. both TIE main pAriie. iz n
tsFest Tae Necessary legal snnoance
neat IS made OF the .ssse OF 81, o,ouo, 600 Of
bogds ~ the terminal company fer the
bllldlEg oi is line, Tssy propose % fur
n5sh elevated terminal fAcIliiie. fer zzz
Der Of roads entering the city.