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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-12

f4tis, iiberlegen Gie Shre anttport ae.
nau, iie lam ernife SOlsen fir Si'
baben!"
sd babe bereits itnter gib ausae-
fa9t," erfuiberte 3obert power mil
Hadbruf, roaB i9 ioiort bic Sanb.
ibrift bes Serrn Saint 9llban ertannte,
als i6 oieies Stiid papier iah."
nSie smeiielten alio ni9t baran9"
,NRbt i'm 9erinsiten."
rglber Sic t0nnen iid geirrt ba'
benz"
,Saran tann i9 ni9t glauben."
,Sebr gut. Sd tperbe i'm Stanbe
iein, Sbre bartnddige 9ebauptung si
9eleeener 3eit ins redte 2i6t su feben,
beiien bin id iiber. Wann erbielten
sic jene griefe bon Wlr. Saint
9llban?" t U t4
Ser junse eereeant iiberIeste einen
9lugcnblid. 4fn'
yGs t0nnen etipa flint Sabre bas
riiber persansen iein, iOrpsit i'd mid
erinnere." t8f r,
Sic baben bic Sriefe bernidtet.
@ann aeI6ab oas2" no
pWeniae Monate ipdter, als i9
Chandelier perlieB. SD serriB lie nit
anoeren 9apieren, beren 9luIbetpab,
rllng ib fir nuBlos belt" m
rGs 1T alio ihon flint Sabre ber,
baB Sic gum lebten Male Die Sanos
i6rift Mr. Saint 9llbans eeieben boz
ben, uno ood erinnern sic Ii6 10 beut-
lid berielben? SD sratulire Sbnen
su Sbrem auberoroentlihen 0eol1t-
nib" bemertte Wsr. Soro nit einsm
ip0ttiiden Sd6eln. AW ~
sd babe ibon seiast, baB bic
Sanoidrift iebr auhaaeno mar" err
wioerte Sergeant Yoiuer, runb besbalb
mar lie 10 leibt gu ertennen."
so Iasten Sic. SIN Sntereiie zines
l1ni6uloisen, pelbeu man zines ibdnb-
li6en Ser6rcdens antlast, iperoe i'd
gliidliderweife i'm Stanoe iein. oerabe
oas @e9entbeil Su bepeiien uuo sic gu
bei9dmen. Sie tonnen jebt 9eben,
aber balt, nod Ginen Musenblid, fiste
Wtr. Soro binSN, als Sergeant power
bic 3eueenbant perlaiien ipollte. sd
babe nod cine 6rase an sic su rid=
ten. g8ir baben eeb6rt, mas Sic iiber
Die Sanbi9riit ausiasten. ST oieie
bas einsiee Glieb. weldes meinsn Rlien.
ten nit Dem 9erbre9en in 9erbinoune
brinst9"
Sergeant Youer sOserte.
vWarum antiporten Sic ni1t2"
ia9te Wlr. Soro itrens. .Menn sic
mid ni6t periteben, - pbslei6 i9
oeutlib eenug ipre6e, tuie i9 CLAUDE,
: 10 mill i'd msine Sraae in anberer
Weiie itellen. @iirbe es Sbnen obne
bas Stiif jcnes Sricfes. bas sic se=
funoen, ooer sefunoen gu baben be-
baupten. ein9efallen iein. Nlr. Saint
9llban nit Dem MorOe in Der 8illa
&ob &op in Serbinbuns su brinaen9"
nglein. natiirlib ni6t, errpioerte
Go6ert. nSbne bieien llmItano witrof
i'd nidt on i'm geoadt baben."
sd bante Sbnen, oas 1T 9l0es,
mas i'd wiiien mollte," erlpioerte Wr.
6oro. DWir tOnnen nun nit Den an
Seren 3eu9eh fOrtfabren."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-12
1S.

Sie berbaitste CHARLOTTE Supipier
mar ni6t Obne Sreunoe. Sic bate
ibre 3ele faum betreten, als elm Serr
init elmer Game unb einem 2ino in
sas Yoliseisebduos fam. Ser Serr
bate oas Iusiehen eines 2anbiunters,
jeood Elm etpas Dornebmes Weien, pel-
Dies beiDies, baB er nidt nur in freier
2uft auf oem Selbe. ionoern aud in
anoeren 9reiien iid su bspesen Der.
itano. Sie Dame mar elegant ee.
fleioet unb sebOrte augenldeinIi9 Der
pornebmen Welt on.
sd bin Sir Sobn Suntsr." iaate
Der Serr gum Snipeitor Saunosrs, Der
poE SOuer bierber 9eianot ipororn mar,
UNI Snipettor @abb in Der unteriuduna
beg Wforoes in Der Samiltonitrabe Az
erieben. nSas jun9e Mdoden, Dos
sic oerbaftet baben. itano in meinen
Nienlten als 8oupernante meines Sin.
oes bier. Wleine Srau uno i1 interei.
iiren uns ouBsroroentli6 fir Die Gnqe.
lesenbeit. Sobalo mir Die Na9ridt
eriubren. eilten mir bierber uno iino
Dor taum elmer Stunoe anesiommen.
gSir limb felt iiberasust. baB bier elm
Srrtbum Dorlisgt."
Snipettor Saunders btrbeueit ii9
por Dem Serrn unb Der 9ams nit
GROCER Soflihteit uno borte itrs aus.
iaeen ernitbaft an. n.
sd lam Sbnen muir tuenis nit.
theilen." erpioerte sr. ..oie 9srbaitsie
Duroe beute slbenb BON 9opsr ssbradt.
tie iast aus. wie Sic iaeen. oab iie in
Sbren Oisnlien mar, uno fid aui Der
&eiie nod Granireid befunoen babe.
UNI ibre gsruanotsn gu beiudsn, wo,u
We ben SInen llrlaub erbaltsn babe"
(6ortiebung folat.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-12
Ii&tes ssoauern oarllber aus,uoriidem,

HGFes geoauern bariiber aus,uoriiden,
bab Shnen iopiel gerbrub unb llnan.
nebmli9ieiten perurIa1t ipuroen, ipeIbt
bur6 ben ungliidli9en 3ufal nod er.
idwert tporoen iino, oaB elm Sonntag
5tuiiden Sbre @erbaftung uno Sbr gr.
i1einen Dor 8sri6t fiel."
Mlit seientten 26pien uno biii.ren
Wienen itanoen Der Snipsftor @apb,
Mr. 9ruiel unb &obert poper BEL.
iammen, mdbrenb bic 3uidauer ben
Saal perlieben. Sic tparen 3euaen,
tuie Serr uno Grau Saint Glban, ums
seben bon sratulirenoen Sreunoen,
triumpbireno ben Saal perlieBen.
aber Elm nod i6werer S6las fianh
i6nen beppr.
Gin Sote nit einem Selesramm fir
ben Snipettor trat ein. 9ieier 6ifnete
es, uno na4oem er es seleien bate, riei
er aus:
wGott iei uns sndbis! 80, leien
Sic einmal."
Geipannt parIsn Die Getettips uno
Der junse Gsrseant sinen Bid aui
oalielbe; @ritaunen uno 0erorub malte
fld in ibren Mienen. Sas SsIssramm
lautete. iuie folst:
.Soosr. bonn Setettib SpringiueG.
Seute @Orsen cine fran;oiiide Sams
perbaftet, 9tame @barlotte 9uoipier.
Sa9t, fie iei @oupernants bel Sir
Sobn Sunter. Sbatpl nit Ylutfledeu
in einem ibrer 2Offer ssfunoen. Sabe
Ieroabt, oaB iie nit Dem Moro in Der
SamlltonitraBe in @erbinouns itebt,
ba iie Sanobant erit Sonnabeno Der.
laNen bot. Scnoen Sic ioslsi9 einen
geamten nit Gerbaftsbsfebl, pel1er
lie suriidbrinst."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-12
10.

Sas Snterelie fir ben Sall mar i'm
Wa6Ien. Ser 9roBe 9lopotat bon
Sanobant nanote iib ielbltaefdaia uno
triumpbireno an Wlr. Saint 9llban
uno wchielte fliiiterno einise @urte nit
ibm. Die 6rau oelelben belobnte ben
9lopofaten nit einem ibwa6en 2d6eln.
Gin 6emurmel 9in9 ourb Den Saul.
oem bic 3uidauer taui6ten ibre Mlei=
nureen nit chamber ous. Seroeant
gomer bate lih inStpiiden crnit uno
bleih neben ben uneriditterli6en DIR.
5Om Sruiel geifellt.
Die u06lte 3eugin mar Srau Gre
9orp. Sbr oertpirrtes g9eien, oas
aber lire 9teoielieteit uidt bseintrd6=
tiatc. oicnte sur Seluiiisun9 Der 3u-
ibuler. Die miiroi9e Dame puroe
5uerlt BON Dem Snipettor @aoo befrast.
peld)er Suar oaran berspeifelte. einen
10 md1ti1en Geener, mie Orr. Sorb,
3u bclie9en, aber ooA cine eewliie oiii-
3ielle &ube beibebielt. sic iaate aus,
mas lie pon Maoeleine Saure tpubte.
Ser 3luiibenfall init Dem Sriei, ben
Die leBtere um Die Wiittassseit erbielt,
wuroe bon ibr beitGtiet. uno oann er-
;dblte lie iiber oas Gintreiien iener 9e.
beimniBpollen iSrau am 9lbeno oeiiel.
ben Cages. giaboem lie oann nod
nGbere glneaben iiber Die 9lufiinoun1
Der 2eihe am nd6lten Woreeu gema9t
bate, mar Die Same nit ibrer &ennt-
nib BON Der Sadie su Gnoe.
9lber Wtr. Soro bate nun natiirlid
nod feline 6rasen Su itellen.
gr erbob li6 uno 3ei9te iebt ein ee-
pinnenoss 9d6eln auf ieinem bliiben=
ben 8elibt, oenn er batte es nit elmer
Dame gu tbun.
.glun, Srau 8regorp," ia9te er,
,Sie baben 9ibi6e, Hare Iuesn, uno
ih bari pobl iaeen, oaB lie aud idari
iino. elauben Sic, oaB Sic cine Srau
BON einem Wanne unterideioen t6n.
men, ,penn sic iie ieben9"
.Wein Simmel!" erlpioerte bic Game,
.was fir cine msrtwiiroise Srase!
yfatiirli6 lam i9 cine 6rau BON einem
Wtanne unteri6sioen."
,9iun alio, oas babe i'd mir aud
seoadt, ." ioste Mr. 6Oro trOtsn. mdb-
reno i'm pubIitum Seiterteit ent-
Itono.
,Nun ieben sic einmal bieien Serrn
ba oriiben 9enau an" fubr Der Ier-
tbeioiser fort, inoem er aui ben 9luge.
tlasien oeutete, ,balten Sic es iiir moe-
lid. oaB Sic ibu nit elmer psrion
Sbres Geidleats oerue9ieln tonnsu9"
Nuf Dem ee,uObnlid slctt roiirtsn
Gelibt Wtr. Saint 9llbans nor Der
Bart bereits etluas berpor9etreten, uno
OILS er nit einem humoriitiidsn 9ddeln
ieine peiBen SABINE seiste. batte ieir
9lnblit ausenldeinli9 nidts Weib'
li1es.
aMein. mein Serr," ertpiosrte Srau
@resorp. lid bin iider. oaB i'd ibr
nidt perpedisln t6nnts. 10 uenia als
meinsn tbeuren, peritorbenen Mann,
bon weldem ieocr 3oa Elm Wanu
war."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-12
@arumf fie einidTief

@arum fie einfdfief.
Mutter (oie wdbreno zines g.iud.;
einaenidt III, aufwodeno): at Bar
bon! Sd bin etuas einssnidt. = bic
groBe Siye --l Serr: Bite,
sndoi9s 6rau : i'd babe sar nidts as-
merit! (gladoem Der yeiut iort ilt).
Wsutter; Run. bat iid Der H,isr.noar
enolid srtidrtG 9odtsr: 9l,in. ocs
ni6t, a6sr sr bot mir 10 intsr,iiant BON
ieinen Heiisn epdblt! Wuttsr: Scnlt
nidts2 gla. psun id Dos a.must
bate, bonn mare i'd nidt sinssidla.
'en! Y"
= Subfbswustfsiu. 9ed.
rer gu einem Sdhler): Saas mir.
Sarl. mas lit Ssins Wluttsr3 aarl:
RinnermoOsl. .qsbrer: uao Ddn 0a-
ler9 aarI: aeeslbua, 9,Aru. llno
mas bin osun Gu2 2arl; gre,el.
maa.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-05-02
VOTING BOOTHS.
How Made-A Sample on Exhibition In
Nevada.

How Made-A Sample on Exhibition In
Nevada.
Virginia New Enterprise.l
A sample Of the voting booths tnan.
ufActured ard patented by the Calls
fornia Voting Booth Company, which
arc intended for use at tho coming
general election under the Australian
ballot law may be seen at MCMILLAN
& Co.'S store. The sample booth is
constructed of steel, the pieces Of
which are firmly riveted together. 1t
is square in shape, has four corner
posts, we'll braced and held together
Ut top and bottom by iron bars. is
open overhead, and is covered on al
sides by striped canvas. On tho side
which admits the voter the canvas
does not reach the ground, but leaves
his lower limbs open to observation.
There is q desk eighteen inches wide
for the accommodation of tho voter
on the inside of the booth, which 10
held in place by steel support and
screw bolts.
One of the chief advantages of this
booth is its simplicity, lightness and
the small storage room it requires
when not in use. By the loosening
of four screw bolts it may be folded
together so that It is but two and q
half inches thick. and = hundred
booths can be stored in q room ten
feet square.
Under the new ballot law, at the
coming State election, each county
must provide voting booths-one fol
each fifty voters or fraction thereof
The booth under consideration fills al
the requirements in the case. 1t hat
BEEN adopted by many counties ir
California and will ne doubt give
satisfaction if adopted here.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-05-02
Remember.

ALLcocK's are the only genuine
PoRous PLAsrERs. They act quickly
and with certainty, and can be worn
for weeks without causing pain or in
convenience. They are invaluable in
cases Of Spinal Weakness, Kidney
aad Pulmonary DiGioulsies, Malaria.
Ague Cake. Strains, Rheumatism, and
al Local pains.
Beware of limitations, and do not be
deceived by Interpretations Ask
for ALLcocx's. and let no solicitation
OF explanation induce you to accept .
substirute,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-05-02
the COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Proceedings at their Regular, April,
1892, Session.

Proceedings At their Regular, April,
1892, Session.
A full Board was present to-day,
Commissioners Weber having returned
from Nevada.
Claims allowed:
J. b. Van Ness, merch andise Is IL
John Mclaughlin, taking John Aagee TO hosp
ttal from Deer Creek. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
Upon petition of Al residents Of
East Fork precinct, G. H. Benson
was appointed overseer .: Road Dis.
trist No. s. and his official bond was
approved.
The official bond OF Joseph Tehe
- constable of Haley precinct, with
H. r. Plughoff and Arthur Smith %
sureties was approved.
The liquor retailers bonds of Arthur
Smith and James Kellogg, of HALEY,
for three months from April 18th,
were approved.
Claims allowed:
9. A. Sawyer. salary - Deputy sheriff .$s7s
g. O. John. salary - Deputy Clerk Of Court. S7S
Adjourned until this evening.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-05-02
The Bail Game.

A game of base ball was played
Yesterday by Bellevue and HALEY
mines which was won by tho latter,
after hot contest by soore Of II to
20. The Bellevue boys came near
making a stand. off. but the aileyites
we're little too much for them. A
return game will be played in Belle
vue soon.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-05-02
lib NEEDS HDhH
4 PROMINENT PROFESSIONAL NAN
APPEALS TO the EDITOR.

Some Good and Connea Sense Alvles
Which Was Gives Hin asA Whieh
Cas Safely Be Followed BY Others.
To the Editor Of the r,xEs.l
see that you hava been publishing
. number Of interviews with promi.
nent people of late, aud that you have
been thoroughly investigating the
subject upon which you have made
the interviews. l write you for in.
formation.
am . physician in regular practise
and in good standing, and while l
have relieved much suffering aud per-
formed many cures, l myself have
been q great sufferer for the past
twenty years. have had strange
and unaccountable pains throughout
my body, periodical headaches, fokle.
ness Of appetite, being ravenous one
day and unable to touch food tho
next. My sleep is irregular, my
mouth has tasted badly, and am
thirsty much Of the time and feverisb.
| have diagnosed these troubles and
treated myself for various things, bat
l have grown worse instead Of better.
In the interviews you have published
l recognise my own symptoms, and II
they are true l wish to know more
about the cure Of which they speak.
While l am . physician, ! am ready
to use anything that holds out any
promise OF relief o. cure. May l ask
you to answer me. either BY letter or
through your columns, and greatly
oblige?
The above letter is 20 frank, 70
earnest aud outspoken that No shall
depart from our usual rule and ems
wer it, stating exactly what 10 know
upon the subject. Tho Intervene
which We have published, and to
which the doctor refers, arc true 10
every respect. We were prompted to
make them because there 10 % much
suffering prevalent in the community
and 80 great demand on tho part Of
the public for . complete investiga.
ton. We found, as will be seen by
the interviews, that there il not .
single case in which tho troubles were
not relieved or removed by the careful
use of Warmers Safe Cure. Many of
the cases were much moro serious than
that Of the Doctor above described,
and We have not the slightest doubt
that he will be able to experience
complete relief by the same means.
There is more sickness throughout
the land than there should be-mo,e
than there 10 any need Of. People
need not suffer If they will use propes
care and tho right remedy. Annoy.
ing symptoms, pains, weaknesses are
common, and far too often are due to
neglect. Men and women endure
agonies when they should be happy
suffer pain when they might be wholly
free from it. The doctor suffered TO,
twenty years, but he did not take the
right remedy. We earnestly hope
that mono of our readers will neglect
symptoms until they run into diseases,
OF put off the time when they should
attend to them, or neglect to use the
means best adapted for their relief.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-05-02
PORTLAND AND RETURN.
One Fare for the Rouse Trip.

One Fare for the Rouse Trip.
For the accommodation Of those
desiring to visit At points in the vicin.
ity of, or at Portland, in May during
the session Of the Presbyterian Cen
eral Assembly. the Union Pacific will
sell tickets to Portland and return u
one fare for the round trip. Tickets
on sale May 9 to IA inclusive, limited
to 80 days from date OF sale.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-05-02
Attention, 4. 0. u. W.

II the members Of HALEY Lodge,
A. O. U. w., will b promptly on
hand At their hall, at hali-past
o'clock this evening, the meeting will
be over by 8 O'Clock, and al car
attend the dance afterward, If they
wish to. Said dance Is for the bene.
fit OF the Episcopal church.
THE MASTER WORKMAN.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-05-02

VIYAETED-Ssiesmant to travel for Wholesale
w Whisky firm. Fine case goods speciality.
Address. with stamped directed envelope. Lock
Eox SCI. Lexington. Ky. apl3w
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-05-02
LOCAL JOTTlN0S.

Below sero.
Total snowfall 70 daAe, llsx inches.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-05-02

Only $685. TO Portland And Return.
The Union Pacific will sell tickets
from HALEY to Portland and return At
one fare for the round trip. Tickets
on sale May 9 to IA inclusive, limited
to 90 days from date of sale.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-05-02

Smoke Davey's home made Cigars.
This MORNINGS train brought Eve
carloads of freight and twenty passen.
gers.
Suits made up in our usual first.
class style for e25.
ANDERSON & MCLEOD.
Winter Apples, Pigs Feet, Triple,
Grain and Hay, and . full line of
Choice Groceries, 1t
EARHARr's
HALEY Grocery Store.
Several parties complain that their
horses, which were turned out on the
hills adjoining town . couple Of weeks
ego, have either ssrayed or been stolen.
The Rev. Van Wrinkle 10 one Of tho
sufferers. He mourns che disappear
auoe Of two good animals.
Services ia Episcopal Church Hal.
10y. Idaho: Morning on second and
fourth Sundays, and evening on first
AID third Sundays in every moth.
Fifth Sundays BY special appointment.
g. w. G. VAN WINKLE, Rector.
George L. Waters, tho Bellevue At
toroey. Is about to leave for his old
stamping ground, in Nevada City,
Col. Tho Judge lived there rs years
ago, and in oil his wanderings since
has always had q hankering for that
delightful spot, on the western slope
of tho Sierra Nevada.
Having . large stock Of Spring &
Summer Goods, We are prepared to
sell suits and trousers cheaper than
ever. Call and learn prices. II will
surprise you.
ANDERSON & Mcleod
Haley is a metropolitan town, sure
enough! Go snd SEQ the. magnificent
pier glass just received by J. G. Fox
and Anderson & Mcleod, and you
will be convinced of this. The latter
now have two large mirrors so ar
ranged that, standing in front of the
pier glass, a person can see himself on
three sides at once.
Dr.. Newsom. the well>known first
class dentist, can be found at the
Alturas Hotel, room IS. where he is
prepared 60 do any work known to
tho most advanced dentistry. Any
old settler can tell you what be is.
Tho Boise militia company will
probably DO mustered out. A court
of inquiry is to look into the oompany's
affairs. The company seems to have
been petted and favored in every way
by the State authorities until the
members believed themselves little
gods, and had to DO disciplined. II
they had been neglected and denied
uniforms, good arms and things, like
tho HALEY company has, they would
have made better soldiers.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-05-02
LETTER LIST.

List OF Letters remaining In thu HALEY tldshOl
Postofhcs for the week ending April 81. 1892.
Persons calling for any Of these Letters will please
say advertised"
Brown, Mr.. Oscar Q. Kelly. John
EDWARD ANGEL. Rostmasses.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-05-02
The Devil COualuH.

Professor Leotard, the world
reuo wned wizard who is better known
- "The Devil of tho Pacific Coast"
will appear at tho Alturas Hotel FRI
day evening OF this week.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-05-02

"Location notices, for both lode
and placer claims, for sale at the
TINES Office.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-05-02

~ Blank Proofs of Labor fo
sale 1t this Office.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-16
of the act. The Department

enforcement of the act. The Department
saws:
The efficiency of the inspection is well at
kets, not only of this country but of the
world, of American meats bearing the in
spection certificates of the Department
of Agriculture. Meats bearing this GER
tificate command half a cent more q pound
in our own markets, and although the law
in Great Britain does not exact our in
spection as prerequisite to importation,
the packers have advices from their agents
in that country that the United States Gov
ernment certificate on American pork adds
from to shillings on the 100 to It's market
yalue. The packers are, in consequence,
urging the department TO increase the In
spection facilities, so as to enable them to
enlarge their shipments of inspected meats
to Great Britain
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-16
FIGURES AS TO HOMICIDES.
A Study Furnished by Bulletin From the
Census Bureau.

Study Furnished by Bulletin From the
Census Bureau.
WASHINGTON, July 15-The Census
Bureau to-day issued an elaborate bulletin
on the subject of homicide in the United
States in 1890. 1t appears that of the S2,329
prisoners IN the United States June l, 1890,
the number charged with homicide was
1856, or S.97 per cent Omitting 35, who
were charged with double crimes, 6,95S of
them (or "a. Go per cent? were men and 1893
Cor 5.35 per cent? were women. As to
color, 4,425 were white, 2739 negroes, 81
Chinese, japanese, and 90 Indians,
AS to the nativity of the 4.425 whites
8, ,157 were born in the United States, 1918
were foreign-born, and the birthplace of 55
is unknown. More than one-half of the
foreign-born whites are uunaturalized, and
nearly one-tifth are unable to speak the
English language.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-16
sHARPsBURG DEDICATION SERVICES.

The German Catholic School Building to
Be Opened To-Morrow.
ST. Mary's German Catholic Church at
Sharpsburg will dedicate its new S45, 900
school building tomorrow. Before the dedi-
catory ceremonies visiting and local socie-
ties will parade the principal streets of the
town. The building is three stories, with
basement, and is the finest in the borough
The contract was let about one year ago to
Huckestein & Co., of Allegheny, for S41,-
600, but alterations have increased the cost
of the building to the above figure.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-16
Acquitted of Serious Charges.

WASHINGTON, July 15-Judge Rannels,
of the Department of Justice, who was
specially detailed to investigate the charges
preferred by Assistant Secretary Nettleton
against w. d. Owen, Commissioner
of Immigration, of incompetency, in
subordination and general unftness,
has submitted his report to the
Secretary of the Treasury While the
report confirms several of the specifca-
tions on which the charges are based, it
acquits Mr.. Owen of all the serious charges
The report will not be made public until
after copies have been furnished Mr.. Net
tleton and Mr.. Owen.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-16
THE APPROPRIATION BILLS.
Ten of Them Already Laws or viii Be
Very shortly

WASHINGTON, July 15.-Ten of the
regular annual appropriation bills have
gone to the President and have become
laws or will-very shortly. They are the
military academy, legislative, diplomatic
and counsular, postoffice, army, navy,
Indian, river and harbor, District of
Columbia and agricultural bills. There are
now none of the appropriation bills in
conference, and but three remain to pass
through that stage, namely, the sundry
civil, now before the House for action on
the Senate amendments, the fortifcation,
ready for return to the House, and the
deficiency, which Will be taken up by the
Senate tomorrow.
The joint resolution passed to-day, con-
tanning the appropriations until July 80,
will therefore apply only to these three
bills last named
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-16
She was Not the Maria Smell.

Maria Smell, for many years an inmate of
the City Farm, came near being made the
recipient of fortune. A. Schneider, Bel
gian Consul to Pittsburg, was notified sew
eral weeks ago that Maria Smell now in
Pittsburg had been left q large fortune in
the old country. 1t was thought it was the
old lady at the farm, but later this proved
to be false,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-16
Arc You Going Out of Town.

If so, do not leave silverware or other valu-
ables in the house, but store them in the
safe deposit vaults of the Farmers Deposit
National Bank, 66 Fourth avenue, where, at
a small cost, you can have absolute protec-
tion.