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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-30

Vile cod-liver oil has lost
its vileness in SCOTS Emul-
sion and gained a good deal
In efficiency.
1t is broken up into tiny
drops which are covered with
glycerine, just as quinine in
pills is coated with sugar
or gelatine. You do not get
the taste at all.
The hypophosphites of
lime and soda add their tonic
effect to that of the half-di-
gested cod-liver oil.
Let us send you a book on
CAREFUL LIvING-free.
New York.
Your druEgistkesps seotes Emulsion Of eod.livsr
sA-ail dTuggisr svsfyvhsIs DO. o..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-30

There will be special meetiugo of the
Taylor street Cumberland Presbyterian
congregation at the church at II o'clock
this morning. All members and
friends are requested to be present.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-29
2hnftterbumpr.

Bon einem luifisen MummenihanI
ben Die Milnhener 9iinitleri6ait i'm
Sabre 1856 auf einem Sriibliugsieit
i'm SelIelpber Su6lpaloe in Der 9tlbe
BON Sbmantbalers Burg auffiibrte,
erSablt cine .Yenesianiide Gpiiiel"
@iftor BON Sdeifels. bic mir in Der
iiinsit berausgesebenen Samnllung
wGpilteln BON s. 9. bon Sdeliel"
(Stuttgart, @oolf Bong perOifentli6t
finoen. .9a t0nte es ipie Yoiaunen.
itoB unb bob ii6 ienieits eies Sbor'
tburmes wie Sitter elmer G0nisstrone
nno purpurmantel = uno berauf trat
ftrableno oer S6nis Srans nit Der
Same ieines Sersens, = uno pcrtiinoets
felber. oab er ba iei. bas Rampiipiel
3u ermarten. unb pintte nit einem
fur6tbaren, mobl eine glle lansen
Ginaer, uno Der 3tuinser that li6 allf,
pierfiiBis malSte iib Der 2eu beraus
uno iab iib brummeno bic Mtenge oil
ainb fabte ieinen langen SdDeif uno
f9wan9 i'm nit nnanitanoi9em Tera
gniigen i'm Sreiie unb leate iid nieocr;
unb mieoer wintts Der Sonis nit ieis
mem &ieieniineer, ba fam aub bas
Sisertbier unD Der 8ori9rift 9cnlaB
bic slpei 2eoparoen uuo fleti9ten bic
3dbne uno fnurrten einanber on uno
ftriden faBenbufefno umber, biz iie
f6lieBli6 in unidgli9en Sonen nit
2eu uno Siger iraternilirten uno Die
Seine tiirtiid ii6er9eIdla9en I'M @le'
iensrunoe Ylab nabmen.
Sa itadelte Die Sonisin ibren Sc.
ma9l su tiibner S6at unb mari einen
Sanoi1u6 bcrnieoer, sesen ben Der
srobte 6ebtbanoi6uh 5u einem @laee
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, uno bic Gjetbiere
lpGlSten ibn tnurrenb in ibre Wtte 6ers
elm - lno er ltieg 9ernicoer, Der So=
mig, ben &itterpreis su peroenen, uno
bate 9lnait uie elm Na6tmd6ter
uno bic 5iibe sitterten ibm unb bic
grauli4en &aBen erboben ii9, fur1t=
bar mar bas SrGuen Der eerinoelten
S6wdnse = oa itiirSte Der S0nig in
ben Surghof suriif uno eri6ien mieoer,
elm paar gofmiirtel rei1te er jeoem Der
llnsetbiime, oa idnftiete ii6 Die @utb,
unsm iielbaite S6ne bes Wobl9efallens
enttnurrtcn ben &a9en Der Yeitien uno
iie perSebrten Die 8abe, bieiueil er ben
Sanbi6ub fabte uno ibn moblsesislt
Der Same ms glntlib mari, oaB lie
le6los binabitiirste in ben Sof. 9lber
aud Der GDni9 brad in bic Sitternoen
Sniee, pbnmd9tig Oh Der setbunen
Selbenthat. uno Die @etbiere bolten
einen S6ubtarren berbei, lesten ben
iterbenben Bitter oarauf uno i6mansen
bobni6 ibre gSebel unb fiibrten i'm
bur6 bic &eiben lno peridpenoea ourd
bic Sieie oes S6ores. -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-29
SaS Sico bon oer e6teppc.

9as 0ieo BON Der S9leppc, na6 be.
ianntcr Melooie in .i9!eppenOem"
8empo SIT iineen. lei bier ipiebsr9ege.
ben, cine glrt Sootengeians iibriseus,
Oenn Die Sblepps lit tbatiablib i'm
Seri6winoen begriIIen:
Deibt Su, wie piel Samen ae6en
dit Der S6leppe jebt climber?
@eibt gu, tuie ben Staub lie ipeben
Sur6 Die StraBeu freus uuo Quer9
Shredli1 it's uno uner6Oret,
SaB bon Sag su Sag lib mefret
Sbre 9anSe srOBe 3abl -
Sbre sanSc aroBe 3abl!
@eiBt gu, wie piel &leSer tdslih
Daour1 ueroen ruinirt,
DAP lie = pIui! tpie ITS nur m6e.
lid
Sinh nit StraBenihmub garnirt?
Was iid fino't in Slur uno Sreppen,
Sdleppt ins Saus man nit Der
Sdleppen,
Der gortier linst frob bepest:
~Sier wiro jeoen Sag seiest."
@eiBt Su. oaB bon all' ben Mdoden
Die nit S6leppen aneetban :
- Scoer Serr .uirb's eu6 beitdt'oen -
S9luerli6 cine frieat men Wann9!
0cnn nit ibrer Sdleppe Spiben
Slciben lie rnieblbar niiBen",
llno bas 1T, ibr miiBt's 9eiteb'n,
Soh in telnem Sale i6On.
Sesbalb lei nun alien benen
Son Der bolocn @eiblidteit,
Die Der S9leppeumooe irobnen,
Dieter CUTE &atb aelueibt:
uS6afit ibn ab. ben 6rieoensIt6rer,
Den mooernen StraBentebrer -
Geinli6tcit bleib' fir uno fir
Seutidcr 6rau'n uno Mdo9en 3ier!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-29
SltnocnzYfp6oIosie.

gincn intereiianten aufIab riber
8e9riinoun9 elmer Slinoen.YlD6olo.
gle" BON einem Sliuben, finoen mir in
Der ,3eitidrift fir Yip9olosie uno
gbpiiolosie Der Sinnesor9ane". Ser
9lutor, SrieOrid Sitidmann, iiibrte
barin Ii. u. ben Na9weis; oaB bic
lanolduii9e Innabme, Der 8linoe be.
niibe als Saupteriab fir oas feblenoe
Sebperntosen ben Saitiinn, nidt su.
treffeno 1T; in tueit b6berem Graoe
fdllt oieie @uf9abe Dem @ebor ;u. .Gs
banbelt li6 bierbei ni6t bios Inn cine
S9drfung bes ,@eb0rs. pel6es bem
8linoen crm0gG6t. ba nod etpas VI
bOren, 100 Der Sebenbe fait ni6ts me1r
bort, ipnoern Der 8linbe beliBt aud
rim bisweilen unalaubli6 oerieiner!cs
unterldeoun9sbermose i'm prd9ual-
ten Slim bes Wprtes.
gie pi6tis cine iolde Sdbieieit fir
ben Srentirun9slinn bes 2i1tloien
Iein mllB. 1T tlar; iebt iie i'm bod in
ben Stano. iih in ieiner llmeebung gu
- prientiren uno cine erltaunliGe Gi6er=
felt 81 geminnen. 10 oab ber iueite Stref=
Ten in belebten Straben elmer GroB=
itabt obne 6iibrer suriidsulcgen per=
mag. Saour1. baB Der @linoe bic
ginoriife Der duBern Welt in ben meis
fen Sdllen uno an unmittelbarlten
bur1 oas Sbr in 5i6 aufnimnt, ba-
bur1 ertlGrt es Iih aud, oaB er bGuiia
uno biswelen aesen feline before Sim
ll6t in ciner 9ieisuus ooer Ibnei9una
bur9 ben Slang Der Stinme Der be.
trefienOen Yerion beeinfluBt miro, 9e.
raoe 10, wie 'Sebenoe ii6 bon einem
8elidt angesogen, BON einem anberen
oase9en abseitoBen fiiblen. Seseid-
nenb fir ben 8rao. bis gu tpel6em Der
8linoe bieien @eborseinoriiden Der.
traut. 1T ioleenber @orfan, ipel6en
@nna gOtid in einem gufiab Ser
Slinoe uno feline seiunben Slime" be.
,i9tet Gin blinbes Wdb6en, oas
cine beriibmte Sdnserin ,uisberboli
bate fin9en bOren, bate, bon Dem BE-
5aubernben Wobfaut Der Stimme bin.
seriiien. iid Die YeriOnli6teit Der Sdn-
germ auf's SOdite ioealiiirt I; als Elm
Setannter 10 arauiam mar, iie iiber
ben leidiiunigen Wanbel Der Giinpt-
rim aufsutldren, rief bic Slinoe. aus
aqeu Sluiionen seriiien, nit naipem
S6merSe aus: rWenn bieie Stimms
lii9en tonnte, oann lit 4lles 2iise!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-29

Grofitant1eiI. Irst gum
ganfier): w8srpenben sic bel oem
tleinen War cine slpeiprocentise &ar=
bolloiun9; es pirb bann balo beier
peroen." = Santier gum Siener):
,Sobann, aeb BUM apotbeter unb bOl
me pierproeentise Sarbo0oiuns 9ie
unaariide @olorente Is bate seitiegen
= iparum iol mid mitprOfetiren Oas
tiebe 9inb2"
9inbli6. gmiI: vWama,
betomme i'd nod Elm Stiid 8u9eu9"-
Mutter: rWarum frasit Su oenn,
&ino2 Su bait ia nod elm. sauSes
Stiid!"-@mil: So. menn i'd fein's
mebr triess, oaun ehe i'd oics lang
iamer.
Sn Der 3onoitorei. -
lieutenant: r9itte, Grdulein, stpeimal
8anils"-Gelnerin: r3weimal2 Serr
lieutenant iinb bod allein!" - 2ieutes
nant: vGben ossbalb, fiible mid iout
Al bereiniamt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-29
aeItellt, OaB Die a6ar bcri6lofieu

aeitellt oaB Die Shiir pcri6loien
mar
r@ann?" bauGte Mrs. Glton.
nGeltcrn."
.Sas 1T nicbt m0eliCb."
,Maoame, ih crlaube mir, ourdI
Sbatia4en su mioerIpreben. =. 6cr
lit Die WIomcntauIuabme Der beioen
fraslidcn Terionen, pie oieielben ooa
!Sotel in 6oneD SSslano perlie6en," cnt.
aeencte Der Sctrctdr rubie uno itbsr.
reibte einc tleine photographic.
.Iber. ...@ rief Wtrs. Glton be.
itiirSt, O6ne ben Sab su peruolItdnoi.
gen, benn Iie erblifte oas woblgctroi,
fene SiloniB i6rcs Mannes uno iit
ielbit an ieiner Sete
.g8ir weroen Sbnen Die Namen DC,
3eusen betannt geben." wollte Del
Setretdr fortiabren, bo9 Wtrs. Glton
i6nitt ibm oas Wort ab, inocm lie ibrt
9lufresung porIbiiBte unb iebr rutc'
beoiiritig 81 iein por9ab. Sic sce
ibrcn g8ittweni6leier felter uno eiltt
freuoig na1 @aule, iuo lie Die 9hoto'
graphic in eiuem GdIt1en perlpa6rtc.
pel4es audi anoere @rinnerllngen rnt'
belt.
SenIelben sibeuo sei9te Iid) gfr.
elton Der Satin gegenilber liebcppller
oenn ie. ipra6 BON ben eolen Re0un:
gen oes menldliAeu 0erseus unp iN9tt
i6liebli6 in ialbin9sppllem Some, rt
lie aud piiie. oab 8ersei6eu Ghrilicn:
pfli1t lei? 2lia9 bIeier gefiillpoIIer
Ginleitun9 crmanntc li6 Mr. Gltou
su einem tiibnen GntI6luiie, inocm CT
ia9te:
SD m61te Dir ctluos sciaen, lic6t
SennD. abcr Su muBt mir perlpye1cn,
ni6t b0le su werben."
SD persei0e Dir i'm Soraus, mein
gutter 6reo," cntgegnete Wtrs. <oN
geriiGrt.
SIR. @lton at6mete auf. befnm abr
oelIenun9eahtet einen rotben &upf uni
so8 i6licBlid cine tleine photographic
aus Der SalGe.
nSu balt lie bo1 9efunoen!" rici
Mtrs. Glton jeBt 9ols auBer licb.
n6efunoen? 9iein, eefuuoen babe
i'd lie 9eraoe ni9t."
,Spotte nibt! Sersei6e mir. t6cu,
rer 6reo, Die Giieriubt qudlt. .."
sd perlteIc ni1t. bem oas Silt
gebOrt mir, uno menn eS aud nitbt
Gilerlubt mar. -"
SD bite did. laB bieien ironii6cn
Son. -"
.@cnn i4 Sir ieooA mcin ggort
Gebe, oab od3 Silo alien grnitc5 mir
gebOrt!"
rg8enn id) 9ir uber iage, 6reo, oub
i1 II 9olor5 As Gents bafiir beSallt
babe"
Sicie 3oblcn iibtcn einen ma9iIGen
@inOruf auf 9Dtr. @lton aus. Gr
blidie ieine Satin lan9e in iportloiem
Gritauuen an uno iagte iblieBli6:
nSeBt beginne ib gu perlteben."
Sag, baB Su mir perSci6en
piait2"
n3ebn Sollars @runotare?" fori6te
DIR. GltOn ltatt jeoer glntuort.
.Sa, abcr iieb, ib babe mid bins
reiben laien, neil gu. ..."
r6iiniunOoreibia Dollars Surb=
i9nittsgebiibr?"
sd sebe es sll. aber nun iei wieoer
gut, tbeurer Sreo!"
v@orausii6tli6e gtuslasen. -"
n3wansig Soaars." i6lud3te Wlrs.
@lton.
,Stimmt," erfldrte Mr. Glton icier.
lid. inoem er feline Srau auf Die Stirn
tiibte uno erlduternb binSuieBte: nWie
0u lic9it, licB i6 oas glei6e Bib o'an=
ierti9en. aber oas nd6ite Mal wolcn
mir bod anocrs wo binseben. um una
pboto9rapbiren su lahen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-29

-@ obi nt6ternit9 9emeint T.
Patient: 9ld, 9err 9o:tor. i6 MGR
porseitern auf Dem Bod, bate mir
bort einen seb0riseu alifen eetauit uno
babe berlte mod ben fiir6ter.i6iten 9a.
ter, our6 ben i'd nun pollitdnois aui
ben Sunb 9etommen bin. 98as made
i'd babel? = glr5t: Wenoen Sic i6 on
sinen SbierarSt.
- 9as grfabm ittel. gpir.
tbin: % lue1, ba bab' i'd teinen Srop.
len gliig mebr i'm 9aus!" = Wirtb:
~Nun, nimm eben me Slaide @ein,
aber bonn beiten, ionit -. tpirb's su
iauer!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-29

-S6dite 3eit. @eriiderunss.
agent: Limb pomit fann id Sbnen
pienen. berebrte Sraug~ : Sii9lers.
irau: .9l9. id wollte mid man bloB
nod feuerperlihern. meiu lieber Serr,
'si uns brennt ndmlid bic @erffatt!-
Wer eine S1wd1tu
!snnt. ieunt feline ifsinoe.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-20
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Jno. Sexton, railroad contractor of
this city, left yesterday for Buchanan,
where no is doing some grading.
Capt. VIM. O'Brien and II. o. Rogers.
of the firm Of Rogers e O'Brien, of this
city, were in Lynchburg yesterday.
l.. N. Stofield. who represents the
Acme Powder Company of this place
spent yesterday in Lynchburg.
John Kelly, who represents the At
lantic Dynamite Company of New York,
in this section. is in tho city and stop
ping at Hotel Roanoke.
Henry Stuart, one of tho most promi-
nent men in Southwest Virginia, passed
through this city yesterday, en- route to
the White Sulphur Springs, whore he
has business interests.
John p. Lee, of Rocky Mount, was in
Roanoke yesterday.
A. S. Hopkins, of Alexandria, was
in Roanoke yesterday.
Mrs. IL. l.. Tugglc, of kppomattox
county, is visiting h 81 son, Thomas w.
Tuggle, at No. GIG South Henry street.
NJ. C. BE lton, superintendent of the
Virginia Limo Company, at Christians
burg, was in the city yesterday.
Is. l. Jones, Of this city, is seriously
i'll.
Prof. d. S. Lucas. of Poage's Mill,
was in the city yesterday.
Colonel Tyler, of Bluefield, was in
this city yesterday.
John p. Lee, of Rocky Mount, was
here yesterday and registered at tho
Ponce de Leon.
Col. 7. H. Fries, of Winston, N. c..
was in the city yesterday.
Ida X. Knight, the daughter of J. NJ.
Knight, OF us Third avenue, is quite i'll
at her home with inflammatory rheuma-
tism.
j. Ii. Huldman. of Marietta, Pa, is
registered at the Ponce de Leon. Mr..
Huldman is interested in mineral lands
in this section and it is these that
brings him to this city.
B. A. Brophy, stenographer and type
writer in tie Office of Geo. w. Ramsey.
has been quite sick for the past few
days and unable to be at his post.
j. NJ. Knight has a force of men
busily engaged in grading the approach
to the abutments of the overhead bridge
at Park street.
Mrs. Kate Hamilton, of the Hamilton
House, Bristol, Tenn, and daughter,
Miss c. Hammond, of Hollins Institute,
are visiting Mrs. a. Pickcn, on Camp
bell street.
Councilman Waller p. Huff returned
yesterday from visit of several days to
his old homo in Floyd county.
Major Samuel Griffin, of Bedford City,
attended the Hastings Court yesterday.
Co. e. w. Hansbrough, of Salem at
tended circuit court yesterday.
Mrs. f. "A. LouX left yesterday for
Buchanan 10 visit friends
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-20
MeetinE OF the Tucsdny EVENING club.

The Tuesday Evening Club met last
night at the residence OF Hon. Henry
Trout, on Campbell street, who enter
tanned the club in royal manner Pro-
gressive euchre was the game of the
evening and was played with much vim
until late in the evening, when refresh
mentS were served
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-20

FRANK l.. ALLEN, representing the
old established firm OF Constable Bros.
Richmond, Va, shirt makers and mons
fine furnishings, is at the Ponce de
Leon. Call and leave your orders for
shirts, underwear, etc
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-20
DIED

,STAuFFER-At the residence OF his father
H. u. Stauucr. III Kirk avenue :. W Monday
night at H3o O'Clock, ii. +. Stauner, arcd
nine years The funeral will occur We'd.
nesday afternoon Mt O'clock from his late resi-.
Cemetery This is the Second son Mr. Stnumcr
has lost in less than month
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-20
a Handsome Present.

Randolf j. Eckloff was the recipient
yesterday Of very handsome inkstand
from the moulders at the American
fridge Works, as q testimonial of their
high regard and esteem. The.inkstlrd
is very handsome and is their own
work.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-20

A LARGE stock of baby carriages ha
just been received by the E. H. Stewar
Furniture Co.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-20
Estey Organs

ARE made upon honor and sold upon
merit. Warranted five years. Hobbie
Music Company, sole dealers, l57 Salem
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-20

Don't come out in the rain. Just
phone to Oevon's Dye Works, No 900,
and he will call and get your goods.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-20

Marriage and death notices from any place
in Southwest Virginia will be pubIishe ed
nc nal
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-20
FINEST cabinets, 81 sideincers. sol Jerrcrso

BRUSSELS, moquette velvet. Administer
and Gobelin carpets in newest designs
at the e. II. Stewart Furniture Co.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-20

BHuGH ~ MEADOWS have just re-
ceived carload of the best pa tent -four,
which they will sell for ST. Give them
| call.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-20
ID oANoKE PAPER STOCK AND
METAL COMPANY.

Holiday street,near R. & S. Depo,.
Buy and sell hides, furs, rags, bones,
beeswax, old papers, iron, brass, cop.
Z per, lead, otc.. etc. nov29-1yr
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-01-13
M'KINLEY INAUGURATED.
Ohio's New Governor Takes the Oath
of Office.

COLUMBUS, o., Jan. ll.-Not in many
years has uguration day brought finer
weather than that which favored Govern
or Mckinley today. The air was crisp
but not too cold for the outdoor demon
strations, and the parade was the finest
ever seen here on a similar occasion. Mai.
Mckinley took the oath OF office in the ro-
tunda OF the capitol at ii 80, Chief Justice
Williams of the supreme court admins
tering it. Prayer was offered by the Rev.
DR.. Bennett of Wesley chapel methodist
episcopal church, and then the new gov
ernor delivered his inaugural address.
Its introduction was a review of the
growth of Ohio. He urged a retrench-
ment in state expenses and urged the
creation of a tax revision commission. In
dealing with the state institutions he de-
clared he would put them in control of
the best men available; building of the
county roads; protection of the railroad
employees and an appointment of a COM
mission to see whether the canals are
worth maintaining are recommended.
The A Australian ballot is commended, but
changes are suggested so that voters will
be less liable to mistakes. He urges fair
redistricting of congress so that no future
legislature will dare disturb them.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-01-13
A VERY TAME AFFAIR.
Putnam County Republicans VIII TRY Again
Another Week

GREENcAsTLE, Jan. Especial. THE
through the papers big mass meeting to
be held here today for the purpose of Sc
lecting a chairman of the central commit
tee, and delegates to the various conven-
tions.
At IL o'clock there was a call of town
ships, and the attendance was go slim that
it was decided to adjourn to l o'clock in
order to drum up larger attendance.
Those present were mainly officeholders
and officeseekers - administration, state
and CITY, postmasters and those connected
with that department, revenue officials,
city officials, the mayor and several who
would like to be mayor, the city attorney,
treasurer, clerk, councilmen, marshal,
some OF the police board and police
officers.
The proceedings of this convention
were decidedly tame as compared with
the old ores formerly held here, when the
court room would not hold the crowd and
the performers made lots of fun for demo-
Gratis. None of the delegates today dis
played any of the old time vigor as for
merly at such meetings, when such men
represented the party as the Hon. ID. Il.
Williamson, George j. Langsdale. j. +.
Darnal., Senator s. f. Lockridge, Thomas
Hanna and Scotfield.
When a candidate for county Office
was placed in nomination it was done by
Col. Bill Roberts, who would use Bob
IngersolPs celebrated speech made on one
occasion to the members of the grand
army. At one time the candidate named
was a man who had got drunk, let his
wife fall in the fire and burn to death.
Those were the times when it tried mems
souls to be a republican in Putnam
county.
In the afternoon the attendance was
very limited, and after the appointing of
some committeeman the meeting ad-
journed to finish next Saturday.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-01-13
HEAD END COLLISION.
Terrible Accident On the Wabash
Due TO Fog.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 5.-A disasterous head
end collision occvrred at al this morn
ing at Aladdin, ILL.,, on the Wabash road
between passenger trains Al and 46 in
which eight persons were killed and sew
eral injured. Alladin is the regular meet
ing place of both trains No. 46, west
bound, was at the station writing for No.
Al, when the latter came laundering
along and crashed into 46. demolishing
both engines, baggage cars, smokers ana
one chair car of the west-bound train.
.lThe list of killed includes:
ENGINEER BOUCHARD of train IL.
ENGINEER WILSON of 46.
FIREMAN WARBERRY OF train A..
-Four Italian immigrants who were in
the smoker.
The injured were:
An Italian female immigrant, so badly
hurt she cannot live.
Fireman d. T.. CONwILL of 46.
Express Messenger ID. DUNHAM.
Express Messenger L. p. CLoUGH.
The physicians connected with the
Wabash hospital We're Immediately sum
moned and ministered to the wants of the
injured who we're afterward taken to
Springfield. ILL.,, which is also the home of
the dead trainmen. The accident was
due to an almost impenetrable fog.
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TRIED TO BURN HIS WEALTH.
Mean Act of a Miser-Mysterious Dis
appearance Of Bonds.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 9.-Some months
ago a misery old fellow named Hilton,
living near Franklin, KY, found himself
at deaths door. He had quarreled with
his wife and desired TO keep her from en-
loving his estate. He made a servant
bring him a nail keg, which he placed
on the fire. About this time
maiden sister of Hilton's came in and
rescued the keg which she opened and
found therein $4,000 in bonds. She took
these home with her for safe-keeping.
Old Hilton died and when an administra-
tor was appointed his sister surrendered
the bonds, but was surprised that all but
$1,000 had been stolen. Some weeks
ago the city marshal of Franklin, KY,
named Stanford. came to Nashville and
cashed come of the coupons from missing
bonds and was arrested on charge of
bringing stolsn proper.y into the state.
Last Wednesday unknown parties sur
rendered to Hilton's administrator So, 900
in bonds and the case against Stanford
will not be prosecuted.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-01-13
Austrniisa system Tnbooed.

BEDFORD. Jan. Especial. 1.-The repub-
licans met in mass convention here today.
Harrison, with all his Woods and Dudley
attachments, was indorsed, and they re-
solved by all means in their power TO secure
his denomination. Delegates tothe various
conventions were selected, and VIII H.
Martin made chairman of the county COM
mittee. Several speeches were made ad-
vocating the nomination of the county
ticket in an honest, fair, upright manner,
but the amendment was offered by a
farmer to hold the primary election under
the Australian system. They promptly
voted the amendment down.