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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-10-08
Excursion to Shenandoah
Valley.

On Tuesday, October 25th, the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany will sell excursion tickets
from Chicago and all Baltimore
and Ohio points West of the Ohio
River to Winchester, Woodstock,
Middletown, Harrisonburg, Staun-
ton and Lexington, Va, at the
rate ofone lowest limited tirst-class
fare for the round trip.
The Shenandoah Valley, Virgin
ia, offers superior inducements to
persons seeking new locations,
Farm lands offered at from $40 per
acre and upwards. Timber, coal,
iron ore, pure water, convenient
markets, excellent soil, good school,
best society. For information
about rates, apply to any Balti-
more and Ohio Ticket Agent. Send
to NJ. V. Richards, Land and Immi-
grafton Agent, Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, Baltimore, Md, for infor-
nation about desirable locations,
maps, pamphlets, &c.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-10-08
GibisOnVille.

After long absence, here we
are again.
Misses Emma Dollison and Allie
Toole of Logan, spent Sunday in
this place, the guests OLA. Dollison.
Thomas Harris of Logan, spent
Sunday here the guest of DR.. Mil
Ter.
Charles Miller is very sick with
typhoid fever.
w. 0. Whitcraft of Logan, spent
Sunday visiting his mother and
sister here.
John Evans and family of Good
hope township, visited George
Evans and family last Sunday.
Jacob Cupp has improved his
house by the addition of a new por-
tico.
II. d. Woods has built himself "A
small house near his son-in-law's,
where he expects to batch. His
many friends are invited to see
him as soon as he gets moved.
The farmers are about all done
cutting corn, and good many are
through seeding.
Lee DOllison has gone to Coalton
on visit of few days.
School commenced last Monday
with Prof. Engle as teacher.
ELLA.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-10-08
Worlds Fair Excursion.
Via Buckeye Route.


On October 10, 30, 81 AMI %, the
popular Buckeye Route will put on
sale excursion tickets at all stations
to Chicago and return at the low
rate Of $500 for the round trip from
Columbus, and proportionate rates
from all other stations, account of
the DediCatory Ceremonies of the
Worlds Columbian Exposition.
Every American citizen alive to
the interests of this grand and glo-
riOus Country should witness this
most imposing event. The rates
via the G. III. V. g. r. Ry. will be
within the reach of all, and the
limit will be ample to make Il long
and pleasant stay in the Great City
of Chicago. Three regular trains
run between Columbus and Chica-
90 every day the year round, car
rying elegant Buffet and ParIor
cars on night trains. For full and
detailed information call on agents
c. II. V. & II. Ry. or address w. H.
Fisher, G. p d; II A., Columbus, o.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-10-08
Marriage Licenses.

Emory Shaw, Cornelia Christian
Evan 7. Spray, Nettie Lovet; VIM
=. Smith, Ella f.. JOY; VIM f. Shaw,
Maria e. O'Brian; Ashley l.. Cook,
Effie Campbell; Russell Aha, es,
Clara f. Patton; VIM II. Bierly,
Sarah II. Daubenmeier; Motifs Reid,
Celeua A. Seitz; Simeon r. Seitz,
Nora +. Schooley.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-10-08
A So. MAGAZINE FOR 81.

The Postmaster-Gen writes
to the editor of Arthur's New
Home Magazine of Philadelphia
GAS your magazine gets thicker it
gets brighter. l congratulate you
on doing what no one else has
done in putting out two copies at
the price others charge for one-it
is half the price Of other no better
magazines" This was written
when the price was $3.50, but the
circulation has grown so large that
we can affo rd to make it 81, and
have made it larger and better at
same time. 1t has long been said
that it was "the best magazine in
the English language for the
money" and it is better to-day
than ever.
Every subscriber gets $3 worth
of McCalrs Glove Filling Patterns
FREE.
Full particulars and sample copy
Gnciuding II pattern order worth
% cents), sent free for five two
cent stamps.
THE ARTHUR PUBLISHING
COMPANY.
Clock box 913,) Philadelphia, Pa
Walnut and Sixth SITS.
The above Magazine and this
Journal postpaid on year for %2.1C
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-10-08
Notice.

Logan, o.. June 16 1892, / have
for exchange or sale several mod
ern style Buggies and Carriages
which l will dispose of for cash or
exchange for a good trusty single
buggy horse. Call soon if you want
bargain, call on.
Il. +. REMPEL.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-10-08
THE OHIO DEMOCRAT
To Our Patrons nnd Friends.

When you go away from home, or have
friends visiting you, or You are going to give
n party musicale or reception, or when your
church or society contemplate any proceed
ings, or when you sell, buy, or chonRe your
residence or business, or your son or daugh-
Ter is married, or whonyyour ncighbOr gets n
new baby, or, i'm n word If you know any.
thing of interest to the public, bring or send
1t In and the DEMOCRAT willgladly nppreci-
nte IL,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-10-08
Saturday, oct. 10, 1892
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Williamson Bros, VS. Elizabeth Miller ct Il
In the Court of Common Pleas of Hooking
County, Ohio.
oct. 3, 1892.

In the Court of Common Pleas of Hooking
County, Ohio.
Notice is hereby given, that the undersign-
ed, Sheriff Of Hooking County, Ohio, by Vir-
tue of an order of sale issued out OF said Court
i'm the above entitled cause, and to him di-
rected as Shcrit of said County, will, at the
door of the Court House in Logan, on
Saturday, oct. 20, A. d. 1892,
at o'clock p. NJ. of said day, offer for sale al
public auction, the following lands and tene.
ments, situate in Hooking County, o., tO-wit
Being Lot number twenty-three (23) o
South Bloomingyille Being a part of Sec
u.s. Township eleven Nl) Hooking County
Ohio, containing one half acre more or less.
Appraised at $5O0.00
Terms Of sale cash.
Given under my hand Mt Logan, Ohio, this
30, day of Sept. a. ID 1892
ID. w. WRIGHT, Sheriff.
Price Il Wright, Attys for Ptff.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-10-08
Springfield, o., Aug. 4, 1888.

LltD0I MedlcdI %.
Dear Sirs:-I have used Lunar
% for the past three months, and
am almost well of my trouble. 1t
is the only remedy that has done
me any good. MRS. A. WELSH.
For sale by Miller & Case.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-10-08
w. G. DAWSON, NJ. D.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,

LAURELvILLE, OHIO.
Has just constructed n new Office with
modern convenience, appliances aud fiNt res
and is now thoroughly prepared and giving
special attention to nll chronic and private
diseases. C0ll on the Doctor apd be satisfied,
Always to be found at office OF res idence, eX-
cept when necessary calls to the country.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-10-08

Itch on human and horses and
all animals cured in 30 minutes by
Wuolford's Sanitary Lotion. This
never fails. Sold by f. Harrington,
! ogan, O.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-10-08
Notice to Hunters!

No hunting, shooting or trespas-
sing permitted on the premises of
the undersigned in Marion Town
ship, Hooking County, Ohio.
GOTLIEB HELLER.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-10-08
Notice to ST one MasOns.

The Commissioners of Hooking County,
Ohio, will receive sealed bids till / o'clock p.
M,
SATURDAY, oct. TO, 1892,
for the following stone work, to-wit:
FIRST.
For two abutments for bridge across Brush
Fork, in Falls Tp., near the residence of Basil
Gordon.
SECOND.
For one ahutment for bridge across Laurel
Run in Marion Tp., near the residence of
Matthias Walters.
For plans and specifications of the above
stone work see County Commissioners.
The Commissioners reserve the right to
reject any or all bids.
BY order of Commissioners,
NELSON ARMSTRONG,
County Auditor.
Oct ), 1899.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26

SALES At THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND PE-
TROLEUN EXCHANGE.
STOCKS
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rHE GENERAL IIsT.
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ClTY BONDS.

ClTi BONDS.
Motto, OF sale OF ''Tax Relief Bonds" Of die cry ~
uount Vernon " cstchester county, y. Y.
a. the 2sTII DAY or july. 1897. at T. m: me 'nil-
man Connru "a IN. cty Of Mount Vernon In Neshst't
"mnty New. orc WIN at tlin common touncil h"mbrr
IN The Dearborn building. No- :" aud 81 FonrusNr y
aid CIV receive sealed proposals Tor th" purchase
'"s,v 40, Of the IAN Rlei Bonds" Of sald city Inc
n,', gwU1 auncI viii then and open said pro
sals and ACCEPT the highest thereof unless 1t deem 10"
p, 80 o ssid city TO reject all OF said proposals
r,e.e ar. the OF series 81 bHd. Whirh ar
to be- Issued o Aaiu VI, ""u'' '"'P ~ "
avs of 1897. section ~ ,.,, ..,. -, an. ,t,ucr.,
,,rs nd viii bear interest at the rat" OF i've pr cent
W., .nnum tavabls semi annually Prihcipa' ana inrrrt
sfu he m ynils AZ Bank OF Mount Vernon, III uie
Ct OF Mount vernon. .,,, a. .-,..u.,. a.
me bond, Will Coupon bonds. with the privl'ge u
~, holacr of having them made l"g7o'r'd l'ohS lhcN
II he dat,d July IL. lSJ2 ana p"Nspi" a. follows Z"
Wit IN t,,Ius,,. J,,iv Ia
.,nt,ty hond. 81 81 40 inclusive July ist ISL
tn,,ty hond, Nos VI ~ 30 inclusive. July lat. 1870
IL. honds viii be delivered 10 th" purchasers on or
g. "a. I'd day of August. lSl'2, ~ l. NJ
IL. Itv ~ Mount Vernon Is situated upon ule y y
n A IL r. H. upon IN" y !. II X H., J 8
nuut-e unve rom "rind 'chtlul D'p"t WIN
nixtv train. zach daily, ana mas a PPlh'i3h "
80 IA 90 IL vatrr works. ga ana r'rtrIc lShts
$50. ralroaa stone sidewalks anu cf"'SWaIhs ana IL
most prosperous city - l.. so,d I'm ioss thu, mar
and accrued interest ,
hS ''N'' " EDWARD +. BRUSH, Mayor.
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1,HE WALL STREET JOURNAL, r
An Invaluable financial dali. 10 go. x ~ ~.
ZONES O. 10 Publishers. a Broadst eAmplc copy neo
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miscellaneous.

vJ,O ALL WHOM | SENT CIRCULARS TO
regarding the II my colts which ore Calculated u
travel Is and 20 miles an hour ana repeat ei'c' '"reo
hours ret: ..,,,
For any man willing To give the required price VIII
20 n NcN.YOrk, any where, 10 RNe nsHuO"o"' "'"
IN tIain and propagate this species 81 horses
In Going trainer. while ut T. u OoI|ah y l
saw he did not understand handling this class OF horses
turned him OIL - .u .o..o, a,
r. g. wan, no other man KNOWS my $500 W
training o. propagating this class OF horses nav e
Sau. and colts referr,i 10 circulars It'll ~ home
nams in fosl AGAIN Address c. A. HArGHEY, Bow
ersyIllc GREENE Co Ohio. Lock Box 10
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BOSTON STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Monday, July 2j-p. m.
The stock market was dull but it was strong
until near the close. But neither In the early
advance nor the late recession il more than the
product of professional vagares There were only
two stocks which showed an activity, calling TOT
q record of more than 10000 sharcs-ffie ana
Atchson-and because the price advanced, IL WIS
generally concluded that attention TO them ma"
been directed by the expert operator VINO WAS
credited with creating the little life shown IN last
weeks speculation. Erie is property III "h'cn
investors rest their hopes simply because IT. ~
slowly but surely developing a STAYING earning
capacity. Atchison Is esteemed because VI ''''
extraordinary results which it has sometimes en-
loyed from big corn crop. Yet ther' was no
reason why investors should suddenly reduce Their
buvinp limits on the Vanderbilt shares for tho
IKE of picking up" Erie at advancing hgurcS' nor
should Atchison improve when hot winds threaten
ing the crop OF Kansas, we're oncicu 90 ,, ,',
reason for the fractional decline II onicasoi pd
lngton and Quincy and Chicago, RV'N lslHnI
and Pacific In the ease OF the t"o las ,na'"ou
stocks there talk Of additional wllnnf' ,s
from the membership OF the western iI1HIc ASso
ci,tion but the Street has got beyond the kinder
yarten Stage Of knowledge Of railroad neuou'
An ugly war in rates Us the result oi the iruuclon
in tariffs on Coorado-C tab business wili 90 inorr
IL il is initiated than relieve the snort Interest,"
In Quincy and Rock Island. Perhaps the specu-
lation ia improved when St. Paul refuses 10 uc-
cling OIL o report of unusually large gam III
earnings: the stock closed unchanged to-day ai'ei
tie weekly report, while heretofore an ahno"t een
cain Of more than 81 90, 600 in II week mas oc'h
fLe signal for fractional depression.
Increased tonnage eastbound from ohlcago anu
absence Of preparations TO ship q'ld to hurop
80 f.voroble items of news. Tie market, how
49, go wi,hnut feature Of general interest ana
il closed heavy simply because the bear faction
chose 70 renew late elling OF stocks tua' ale
popularly supposed "a ie somewhat Nuin''""c'
TIE DAY IN THE BOND MARhEI'
Small sales OF Government coupon - az
effect on the market The bids for the rrgisteiea
~ we're reduced IA per cent. hnt the oids 10,
the most distant currency ISSUES were ia.r,n
ner cent Following were the hnal QUOTATIONS.
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OrEICE Or srPERINTENDENr or CoN.

\VSrItICIJON. L. y. APPRAISERS " AtEHOI 81
NcwNork City. Jnly Sealed proposals Will b. received
at Oiice and opened At = o'clock. Thursday
August 1892. Tor the erection OF fnce
the l.. Aulraisar>' Wnrriouc New.lork city IN ac-
cordance with drawings AMI specification copies of which
may BE- hal plic1,ion g., This once. I'D, must d..
accompanied Nv crrliiN checks foi a not than
per cent OF omount % pnpoSal payable e. tn
Of RE Vnrl state. or o"c'. Th' right Is r~erycd "a
rocct all BIDS. Irulo. ais Enclosed y
sealed rnvclop, marked Proposals f)r Fence. Tor u
L. Appraisers Marchou-a NAw-lo CIV" address
NJ. J. FENIOS, superintendent $50 Christopher
~. "
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NOTICE TO THE HOLDERS OF
CHICAGO. ST. louis 4 PITTSBURGH RAILROAD
- COMPANY

LHIUA'U, 81. IVO - III SBN KiH RAILROAD
FIVE PER CENT BONDS
ST. L0YIa KhiLwAY COMPANY.
P1ITSBC RON. PA. July 18th 1892.
Notice Is hereby given TO III. holder. nve per
Company. maturing 1872. that In pursuancs Of
action OF NE Bnid III Directors Of the Pitsburgh Gin.
cnnsti. Chicago & st Louis RAILWAY Iomruny the
holder Of each u 600 OF sd per cent bonds have
the privilege until September 10 1892 Of surrendeting
the same and rerr wing IA exchange therefor 81 600 u
"a -four and onehalt per cent General Mortgage Gold
Bonds of the Pittsburgh. Clnrinnat Chicago
Railway company. maturing 1912 free OF tsses and
guaranteed principal aud Interest by tho ponnsrlyana
Company anu 10 addition ther"to three shares OF com.
mon stock, OF 800 each IN this Company The four
and one half per cent bonds will bear date Nov,mber
ls'2 and Interest win be adjusted TO that date
Those desiring - avail themselves Of rhis
VIII promptly address the undersigned stating what
amount OF said five per Gent bonds owned or repre-.
scn'ed by them " y" '''
r II. II. MCKNIGHT Treasurer
CHEMICAL BANK Stock for sale: share
- Apply to fKANk g. JENKINS, JR. Brokers.
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u ROposALS FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES

i u. > Powder Depot Dover y. j. June - IS92
-Sca,d proplsa IN ripllcate. vii BE- received until
o'clock 4. NJ, TIT RSDAI u I.Y - 1892 for fur
si-hing Fuel building Materials Tools Iladwa'c. sup
niles Paints oils Forage during the fiscal end
Ing 30 1893 Printed li-S OF supplies needed with
fun instructions, stpuauons s. can be had on gplli'a-
tiou 10 Colonel j. " WiIlrrEMOEE. Ordnance Depart.
nlrn = A. Commanding
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TmE ST LOUIS. !koN MoINT.iN AMP ro'Th
yIOKTGAGt BONDS.

KNN tUNFNNNT~
MORTGAGE BONDS.
The ~ Louis Iron Mountain and southern hait RAW
-onnrnv has d1idcd rNte.d the above sitOoOQO OF
sonds matnrn. August lst. ls3: at the rate Il . Pr
until May lnt 1871 t' P'eNe"' H''"'SJ
and Hen Ia nun force a..
pnndholdrr, VIII wish 10 avail ueln~elNr, OF INC
-. -, attend NAV present their bands To The Mer.
pntu. Trl.t Con,lany so 100 EIosdway. Nr"lotk on
md aftor August lst ls3- 10 haN" me cohui's VI "a
,.nslon nd coupon shc'ts ata h'u ,,---
The Railway Company has arranged win ING Me,' an
purchase such bonds as are not ~
..nd.s =, matrriiv 81 par and extend the sans for
account VI ""'"' A H. CALEF. Treasurer.
u.,.rr,r. IN IN. above notice, are prcpnrrd 20
.e on Auaust 1- nj pnr any OF the bona- ihe
LoiJrr. Of which desire 10 all rnther I'M"
extend. - <o>.,.,,,
THE MERCANTILE Trust COMPANh,
uY LOUIS EITHGkKALp. President
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IN REASTRY DEPAKTMENT. Onlce snpcr.

II REANtRN DEPARTMENT. Office super
Ni-ing Architect. Washington. D. { july oh. lSo2-
SEALED PROPOSALS viii L. received ~ thl, onice until
o'clock 4. NJ the 10th div ~ July. 1872 and opened
Immediately icrracr for NIL thu labor and materials
auird for additional HIGHT work linn grafton Depot
Fills Island New-Nok illrbof. IN accordance With draw.
ing> and specification cOps Of which may h. hid
ncatlon office Oi the Office " the Custodian at
Ellis Island. New.York llaIbr. Each bid must BE-
oompand by certified check for not less than
per cent amount the proposal. III, right Is
reject all bids and waiv" defect
nformatv In bid II II be deemed IN the interest OF
do All proposals received after tie
stated Will De- returned to the bidder. Prop0 ais
he cnclosd scaled and marked Proposal
Addt onal ElcctricRht Wora Immigration Depot. Ellis
Island y Y lIarbor and addr = I'D to W. J. EdbrooAc
Supervising Architect.
II :. COURT HOUSE AND POST OFFICE.
-. Brookyn \. :. July u lso2;-Sfalsd pre,o'als
received until IL o'clock july 20. 1892
furnishing fuel lights. wu"r. Toe misc~ageou, supplies
shng towels hauling aches and shrinking for
building during the fiscal cndlng June 30 1898
right reject and all bill Is reserved tho Treasury
Department. GEO ]. COLLINS. Custodian.
II 5. Engineer Office, Room II I, Army Build
~. Ing. 80 Whchallst. New.York City july 25. 1872.
Sealed proposals for construction of breakwacr Now.
Haven Conn VIII be received at this ONCE until - O'Clock
Friday August % lS's. aud then publicly opened
Specifications blank forms, and all available information
Will be furnished application 10 this Office. ID. @.
HOUSTON. Colonel, Corps of Engineers.
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proposals.

CUSTOM HOUSE. Ncw-YorL City July IA.
~ lS,2.-Scalrd proposals will be received until II
O'Clock SATURDAY. July 30 1892. FOR supplying
from time time. ia such quantities may De
quird. miscellaneous supplies purchasablr from the
Irupratlon "fAprns-s Collecting the Revenue fiOm
Customs" Use customs IA port
~ New York during The AscI year ending June 80
1879 BIDS will be considered a. whole but each
item sepaIstclv schedule and particulars upon application
tn J. J. COICH. Npccln DoputY C0llcrt0r 81 Cn.tons
Evening journal., 1892-08-20
RUSSIA'S IRON HAND.
GRADUALLY NATlONALlzlNo THE
CUSTOMS OF ITS DEPENDENCIES.

A New law Promulgated 60 Protect
Peasants -Famiiiarizing Subject Provin-
ces with the Russian Language.
lBy Telegraph to the Evening Journal.l
ST. PETER BURG, Aug 20.-A new law
was promulgated today making the pur-
chase of grain from distressed peasants.
under the market rates. punishable by
six months Imprisonment. besides the
payment Of the full market price. The
object of the government is said to be to
prevent the peasants from being robbed
of their grain by usurers, who go about
the. villages, sometimes getting the
peasants drunk in order to obtain pos
session of their little harvest
Other measures are also under con
sideration intended to protect the
peasantry against their own improvid-
ence and the avarice of others. There
is no relaxation in the determined en-
deavor of the Russian government to
stine all nationalist feeling in the Baltic
provinces, and TO mako the Russian Ian
guage and the Orthodox Greek religion
paramount there.
With this object in view, the minister
Of public education has made the use Of
the Russian language compulsory in
such of the naval schools Of the duchy
of Courland as have hitherto been eX-
empt from this obligation. Moreover
new regulations have been introduced at
the university at Dorpat, in the province
Of Livonia, comprising the subdivision
of the university into faculties; the
/ introduction of system Of courses of
! lectures and of bi-annual examinations.
Furthermore it has been decided TO
/ prohibit the admission of fresh members
of the various students clubs, whereby
these clubs will soon cease to exist.
Finally it is intended to increase the
number of lectures given in the Russian
language at this university.
The railway officials in the Baltic prov
inces have received notice that they
must prove their efficiency in the Rus
sian language before an examining com
mission sent from St. Petersburg.
The dissatisfaction among the German
colonists ON the Nolga is increasing.
When universal military service ON the
German system was introduced into
Russia the German colOnists were told
that they must either serve or 60. Many
Of them. especially the Mennonitos who
are a kind of Quakers, chose the latter
alternative and departed.
The next thing to 60 was the self-gov
ernment The colonists used 10 be gov
erned by an elective council. which met
at Saratoff and was called the "Office
This body regulated the village commune
The office" has been abolished and tn,
German colonists have been gradually
brought under the controlling influence o.
Russian institutions.
Even their religion is threatened now
French encroachments on their civil an,
religious liberty are of almost DAHL
occurrence, and their independence ma!
already be described as thing of thl
past They are, therefore, cmigratinl
p in large numbers to the United States
Evening journal., 1892-08-20

The free concert at Riverview tomor-
row evening, under the direction Of the
Wilmington City Railway company,
promises to be an unprecedented sue
cess The leader of the First Regiment
band has prepared a program that en-
braces many musical gems His men
are in good practice, and the rendition
will be excellent. Ia addition to the
regular service ON that branch of the
railway two new ard handsome summer
cars will be put in service. Special cars
will leave the ends of the several lines
at z o'clock. and carry passengers to the
grove. IL is expected that fully 10000
persons win listen TO the music,
Evening journal., 1892-08-20
eELLIaERENT cooKs.

The Kitchen Contingent Of shelter
Island Hotel right Furiously Among
Themselves.
Classroom, L. l., Aug. e0-A serious
riot took place last night among tho
cooks nt the Manhasset House on Shelter
Island. brought about by the refusal Of
some French cooks TO obey the orders Of
the chef During the riot the cooks
seized knives and slashed right and left
some arrayod on the side of the chef and
some against him. Dishes. pans. etc
were thrown about in wild confusion aud
the fight progressed furiously until Pro
prietor Lawson. at the risk of his life,
separated the belligerents.
number were cut and injured
one man had the point of a knife showed
in his mouth and was badly cut. bleeding
profusely Although several of the men
are painfully wounded, IL is not thought
that any of them win die The chef is
still in possession and other cooks viii
Immediately be engaged