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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-15

ieni9en &0rner, Die erit burh Die 8ertIttez
rur9 tDren Wertb erhalten, in Der 2Setle
sur SsrDenoung fomnten, ais es inter pen
9e9ebenen Ser~bdltn!lien am portDetlDaftelten
IT'D erpetlt bamit ale Gr3eugnllie, lete1 es
!0eu, Strob, &0rrer poer &nouelt, 116er
autbeiDnbrt ullo Dor benz Veroerbet 9ez
l6ubt itno; bamit Der gelalnmte WtrtDs
i6aft5betrieb an bet 6ano Der getpol1erle1
Grfabrunaen imrnernar DerDoQt0n1mIet
tDerbe, 10 oaB bic Grtrdge it6 erbober, ltatt
1tdl Sl Oermtnbern.
Mit 9ed)t lit INNER bafiir sebalten t'or7
ben, 0ab in Der Sanotptrtblbaft, n1epr mte
in iraenD eiuem anoeren @etDerbe, etne ges
ipiiie 8eitanoi8fett berrlGen r1uB, fDetl 1eoe
9leuoeruna ibre Wirfung 1ut neil gdll5en
8etrieb ausibt. SIN Der 8trfll6fett lebsn
mir aber, DAB gerape Der Oarrner III Der uts
berantiportliditen, acknowledgements bonn
y8eisen ali 6la0S, BON SladS 81 Ntats,
bon S6peineu Su Shaten, bet1n WtilhpteD
bon elmer Wtlldral1e 81 elmer Vletl6ralie
iibergsbt. Sober tDeiB, baB oerlet genoes
rungen INNER nit Spfern uerfnilpft 1tno,
Die ielbitreDenD I'M 10 beocuteloer ft1
Demonstration miiiien, ie luentger man elmer
9tenoerung 3eit lGBt fid 81 be!pabren. Ser
Sdrmer bat paber belDnoeren 0runo l0r9s
fdltig 3u pruTel, ehe er St etlem 9Se6lel III
Der @irtbldaft i6reitet CT muB loDobl Die
perl0uIihen Die Die umoebenoen gerbGlt>
niiie griiuoli6 berildithttgen; es lit nod
laige niht 0eia9t, onB man e5 oen1 ytddb>
bar nadma6eu toH1e, uin @elo 81 per-
Dienert nie er es tDut. Die 0erIu1te, Die Der
SarmeritanD burd Die beregten ucbetitGllDe,
erleioet, tallen lid natirlih niht abl6Gben,
aber BET einlaen1 9tudoenfen miro man 5u>
eeben, baB Tie rieiig groB itnb. Die gauge
Tbprbeit 1T 10 re6t gefennSetdnet in Dem
bier gdi1gigeu SprlihDort vS1ute tDen1
ceine 9tahbareu uerfaufen uno ~Derfaufe,
penn lie %fauien."
Oiit ben seriigten S6orheiten itebt in
urIGdlibem l3uiammcnban9e iene fallde
Nnitauung, nad Der man in Der 6arn1
nidlS Deitsr iiebt, alS eineu @egenitulo Der
Spefulatiou, ben mal1 l1ur na6 letnent
GelOmertb ldGbt. 0iele. Nnihauung fani1
auf Die 9auer MIR Deroerblid tDtrfcn.
3tpar lit Iie unter Den Seutldsn nt6t 10
perbreitet als unter BEN @nglil6sNmertz
%fa1err, aber cs lGbt itd nidt Derfennen,
DaB lte INNER Deiter I'M it'd grettt. SaS
lit ie9r 5u beoaIerr. Der GARNER inuB
ieine 6aru1 ais bic 6elmatb fir Gene
rotionel, fir Sinh unD &inbeStinber be-
tratbten. Sour oann tptro ibn Die S6affsnss
freuoe ~beieelen, Die au6 DaS 5arrnleben
iubnttppa madden fam. @r miro mebr
tradteu, ieine QcreS All Derhel1ern alS tple tie
gu Dernlebren. Inter Dem Nabllprlt6
rOfe6r 9ano, mebr WfatS, mebr ShDetne"
pergr0Bcrt it'd lt6er Die S1tpelneret, ober
iiherllh nidt Die Sefrte0iguug i'm Betrlebe
Der Sanomirt9lGaft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-15
Bebanoluuo cntleerter meinfdHer.

0as Geinigen bon @einfGiiern lit stpar
meiltens cine iebr einiohe SADIE, bisipeilen
aber bod, naneutlih bel alten TGliern, nit
niel Wtiibe perbunOen. Wfan loutes eS il0
gum @runolabe MAIDEN. leoes SAP, u1>
mittelbar nadloem IS geleert Duroe, 5u
retnigen !; lGbt man eS nur einige Sage
iiegen, 10 fann bies idon CUR Splge baben,
baB IS vanlGuft" ober 1i6 in bemielben,
mus nod melt i6limmer lit, @iit9> 6erment
entnidelt; Die 3einigung lit baum cine iehr
umitdnblihe Qrbeit. gta6bem oas TaB
%elltleert tpuroe, leQt man es nit benz
Spunolo6e mad unten, lGBt eS D%olitGnbig
austropfeu uno ipiLt nit retnem Maiier
breiz bis niermal aus. gla6 beenoigter
Spulung tDirO bas SAB ioeleid, unb atDar
Sienllt6 tart, 9el6mefelt, oann lofort perz
lpunoet, uno SiDar mittels zines Spunoes,
melher luftotdt ihlieBt. eO1an tann audi
III Der gSeile por9eben, baB man einiee
Quart retnes gSaller in bdS geDalheae
Sap gteBt, oallelbe lhnefelt, %peripunbet uno
bann 10 legt, baB ber Spuno na6 unten
gefebrt uno bon Wa1ier iberbedt lit; IS
miro bier0urb aun iiheriten Der luftothte
8erl6luB eraielt. 3as 10 ~bebanoelte SAB
fam nun mouatelano liegen bleiben, obne
bab eS anlduft ober ltt6ig ipirb. 8epor es
ipieoer benubi wiro, unteriuht man IS auf
ielnen @eru6; aeist ith tein lolder ooer
nur elm iebr iGtpader mad ihtpefeliaer
Sdure, 10 tpirb bas SaB mebrere Wtale nit
Ma1ier auS9ei6wentt uno tpieber III @ez
braud genommen; lit Der @erud ein
onmpfiger, 10 mGre bies Elm 3eihen, baB
ft6 bod Sdimmel aneeiebt bat. Sn einem
iol6en Sale muBte oas SAB neueroines
gel1mefelt unb eetpalhen tperoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-15

Den ,2elern unb Defenders ben Sarnern,
@6rtnern unb 8lumenfreunoet wtro Die
Sarmer Seeo 60. als elm 5uperldiitgeS unb
RELIES beutl6es Gamensei6dit elnpfoble1t,
beren @ei6aftsplab in 81 @. Ban guren
Ctr. lit uno oeren Nn5et9e man an anberer
Stele iinbet. @rasz nno &leeidmeretet To-
ME Saatsetreibe unb &lee9raSmll9u19en
fir Oalerlpielen unb Oduerweiben ltto ellle
Spe5ialitdt ber Sormer Seeb 50. nnb Die
beiieren pber Sanep @rasorten be5ieben lie
brett BON europa. 8etl Der @el9aTtsfltbz
rer ais Sarner nit ben Serbdltnlllen llr1O
:anlpriiDen per Norr1er btear5ulaIOs psrtraut
sen6s portbeilbafter ais BON bier besieben
0ber in belierer g8eile prompt uno reel be-
btent nerben. gSer baber li6er 9eben Mil
beim Nnle9en elmer 2Sieie ober 9Seibe ober
beim gni6afien uon Saat9etreioe, besiebe
feline Sout pom Der Sarmer Seeb 60.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-15
geIunsen.

Gin @ort 9enIet Benz 8eien.
Sbiere 1pieberbolert ME Sas ibnen einunal
nn5utrdglib 9emelen; Der Meni9 basesen
ibt ietnen S6orflinn in berSetpielfdlti9ln9
pom 2aitern unb l6eirt Die tuieberbolten Grs
fabrtn gen Der llebel 5u pereelier, Die bltrb
2lll1mdBi9telt i'm @llen uro Srinten, ltnreeelz
maBi9e N~ebenSweiie i6le6te 9uft, Maiieel
'an Sepe9ung, 9el9lebtli6e Nusi9weifnn~
gen II. |. I'D. entiteben. @enn aber 9eltOrte
gerbaunn9. &opfpeb, appetitperluit unb
rein 9eporoen unb S6merSen tbm iiberse1=
gen. Dap ibm cine &rantbeit orobt, ba erinz
merit er ii9, baB st. Bernard Srdu=
terptQen felt Sdbrbulberten ii6 ais Der
bette ll1b unfeblborite 2eber : Geglllator ers
,1Dtel Ell baben, Der ie entoedt moroen lit. 2u
80 @ents bel Npotbefera au hoben. -
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-15
Sddoieune Der pferoe ourd 81
tribes Qnfpannen.

Sddoieuuo Der pferoe ourd su
tribes Qnfpannen.
Ser gferbesu6t wirb 9roBe &ufnertiamz
felt gelhenft, inoem meiltens nur eOle
6eng1te sur ;3uht nerrpenoet peroen, unO
bari man i'm glugemetnen nit ben GrfoIgen
tppbl Sufrieoen iein. 9o6 tritt pielfad
babel eiu Sebler gu Sage, oeilen 8eieitigung
ie0er gferocliebbaber DiinlGen muB, nGlns
li6 Der. Dap man Die iungen Yferbe gu
fruD, oft logar nit 5tDei Sabren, i'll lhtDe>
rem anhaitenoen 2lrbclten benuBt. Wenrt
es nun aud lebr l61Dierig 1T, oas 9enaue
Qeben5alter uuD ben 2tusbiloun9sgrab DeS
Bferbe5 3u beltimmell, BET pel6em baiielbe
obne 9tadtbeiI fir Die GntDtdelnng gum
Qrbeiten benuBt mer0en fam, 10 bari boob
po6l als fiber bingeiteut tueroen, oaB man
Durh nidts Den iungeu BferOen mebr
ihaost, aIs our9 gu tribes fairies Nrbeiz
ten. Wenn lelblt bon Nnfang an gut ge>
ndbrte Soblen nit bret uno logar bret unO
ein9alb Sabren nod ntHt Dou alSgetDa6z
len itno, DesbaIb allo niht 5u lhneren,
mobl aber Ill Iei6ten Sarmarbetten norz
tbeilbaft gu benuben 1tuD, 10 lit oaS Qr<
beiten bon iunsen aneijabrisen Bferoeu, be-
ionoers tDenn ntbt cine u0r3lgltde Ytlege
Qulult9Ht4bnf OU3 I1NttUln ~ S%@UIbISAS
@irO BET bret Sabren l6oneno,
unter 9ebOrtser 8eridit6tioung Der
&eiltungsfGbiefeit Der Ibiere berz
fabren,' 10 m0sen lei6te Nrbeiten
oann Iogar ais iebr ip~obltbdtise G0rperz
iibung oienen unb Die tpeitere Nusbiloung
oss 80rpers f0rbern. Sci Sbieren BON
spei Sobren bageeen bari MAJ ioI6es ais
Elm itGeres 0tttteI betradten. btelelben in
furser i3eit total III neroerben. 0Gnftg entz
ihuloigt man boraeitiges @nipannen bamit,
baB bic Gbiere 9roB, frGftig uno u6ermitbtg
ielen, flagt oaflr aber r~e9elmdBtg balo lber
Spat. @allen uno iiber perfriippelte SiiBe.
11nD piro suoem bann BET Der Sutterung,
namentLt6 aud beim SrGnfen, ni6t nit
Der gr6Bten Nufmerfiamteit Derfabren, 10
lit e amtt Der @eiunobeit unb oeren boiler
@ntpidelung in tur3er 3eit eelheben. 0aB
piele 3i6ter nit Den @rgebniiien tbrer
53u6t 10 un3ufrieben itno uno nit Ge6t,
ba tie nu perfimmerte Sbiere ~er3ielen, Die
faum einen @elotoertb baben, bat oeraoe in
benz 0orite9enhen ieinen 6%aupt9runb.
@iirbe man tets bebtnfen, baB oas tn Der
Su9eno gut er6altene Sbter lid 1ther Douz
fomn1ener entDidelt uno lei1e Brau6bars
felt meiitens bis ms lpGte Glitter hinein be-
bGlt, pd9reno bas i6leht gespgene l6on
mad furaer 3eit unbrau6bar miro, 10 lGge
Die Sadie beoeutenb better. ODD al3u
Gn9ttIih braIdbt man bel Der Mufsu6t nidt
81 uerfabren; baS Ibter friib ein5ugetD0bs
men lit empfeblenstpertb, nur nluB man ith
ni6t tauiben uno ben bemielenen Gifer fir
Strait nebr1en. as
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-15
8eoauerliher Dorfau.
Gin poIi5iff perIiert oabei feit1 Seben.

Ser 8olisiit Saiper 8. Cole, tpel6er Der
OesplainesitraBen 9oltaeiftation ouaeb6rte.
berlor Witttuo6 glahmittag our6 einer
unglitdli6en 3ufal iein 9eben. Ct hattie
etnen Wtann Degen 8eraubung perbaftet
uno brahte ibn mad benz Bripatbureau bes
Sapttan WfahoneD. BUR lelben ,3eit befanb
iib Der Bpli5iit Melbastp in benz 8ireolI,
Der @dpttdn erDffiete oas 8erbDr nit benz
@efongenen uno Die beioen Boliat1ten sooen
IT'D in oaS Saupt3immer Der Statton an
rid. Oort entipanr it6 Elm @elnrGd, ami
1hen tbner, in oelien Gerlaui Welbosfn Sic
Benertung madte, baB er ben Genoiper,
ben Srant 9enDerion gebraudte, ols er auf
letne Wtuttsr uno S6pelter i6ob, in Der
Sal6e babe. Sole noute Die Maffe ieben
nnO fubr nit leirer !6an6 in gGelbosfn'S
Tal6e, oteler bate ebenfaus nah Dem g{ee
noIper 9eertffen. Oils Sole Bic ShuRmoffp
an ith 5og, entluo it6 bieie bur6 3uio[I
uno cine &ugeL orang benz golisilten infer
Dem re6te1 Nuge in ben &opf. @r ionf
bellnnun9slos su Gooen.
Or. 8ausr1ann tpurbe iofort oer,,fen
bod fonnte er fir ben All gooe @etpoffenen
nl6t p!el tbun. I'm 6 lbr aab Sole in Der
STATION letnen @eiit auf. Die Qeide fpurbe
nab Slarler'S Sargmagasiu an Der NpiIs
paufee 2lpe. asi6afft. Ser Snbte ,nor 90
sabre alt uno lett 1888 I'M Oienlte bes 0os
ll3elmelells. @r bunterldbt line Nonilie.
beltebeno aus lei1er Satin uuo orei Rinz
oerlt, DIE IN Jto. 70 8eooeritrabe tpobuen,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-15
2dkt fi0 betleat

Sur6 @nwen6uns pom Glper's GberrpzgectoroI.
DR.. S.. q. Gprbon in Carroll 60, ga., ibreibt !:
gSh 9e6roa6e NDer's @berrr=@ectoroL in meiner
@raris, utb ertIdre, oos e5 elm i1nperoIeidlihes
gtttel fir 9aiten Mnb @rfaItung it,"
rgfad Der @rippe - Suften. Siefe Grfcbriins
babe i'd 9emodt-ei Elm beuenber, trodner Suiteno'
nebit unuus9eieBtem Sfeis in Der aebIe, Der
mid gtadts mad belt un0 bos game 6aus it6rte.
SD ruonote cine gIn5obL pon r6uYteit<WtitteIn" oil,
ober tie ge1pabrtelt mir lur 5eitpeiii9e 2inoerung.
3ulebt entidloB idl MID Nper's Gberrrz9 Electoral III
1ebnen, ltno che i'd einc babe 6Iofd)e perbrou6t
bate, i6Iief i1 surt eriten Mole Ipie6er cine gaht
binbrr1. Meine 8eiierItng bouerte fort. unb iett
betrodte i'd lni9 fir 9ebetlt."-&. q. SHERMAN.
Soeprtaa5, 81, 81. =
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-15
penbirt. Oie ibriaen brei Serle iino nod
ni6t gefunoen tporoen.

0ie ent1euenben aus19ldSe i'm @eli9t,
bic cin9efolenen glusen, lllb Die blet9e @ez
li1tstorbe Sei9eit an, oab et1pas i'm %e}nnern
ni0t re9t lit. &retbe oielen 16letdDel1Den
Seirb Der @eiunbbeit aus. sAper'S oar
i~apariua 1T 81 bieiem 3lpede 5ubereltet, llo
eriiilt ibn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-15
Simems=Sert0t.
GbtcaQD. 10. Se

@btco9o, Il. Sebrlar.
Ser @elbmorft Dat aud II; Der peroanoez
nen ISOLDE an Su piel @elo unb su ,uenlo
yta9fra9e bana9 9%elitten. Sarleben rpIrs
ben pom Banfen 9e9en 1906 D. $. 3iniet
bereitlpiut9it sema6t. Ser @elbumIoB bur6
bic 8anfeH betrtt9 $76, 970, TO, gegeu S75,z
$50, $50 in Der entipre9enoer 28o9e bes
pori9en Sabres.
8unOesi 6uIbf6eine f3IOien
bier:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-15

gerbitet bic Gefabr zines bartnadi=
gen 6ultens, tnbem cSbr iofort Or. ..
Sapne's @rpectorant, ein ii9eres 9eilmittel
9e9en 9uiten ulb @rfdltltn9en unb p%ortreffz
lidD oa3u an9etban, auf 2un9et lnb &eble
eirten pobltbdtisen @inflnB %al1s5uiiben, in
Mnlpenbun9 brirgt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-15
9ur1

Qper's Gberrpz9ectoroI iil6 fnan9e Dor eefdbrs
Ii6en arantbciten bepabrt worber.
G.. .. Gitobroots, Canterbury. 81. g., fogt: rSnt
@intcr 1859 mar ih &oIjmeiier in Sacramento,
Gal. ga tl BEN gbetter mel a~uSgeiest mar, Seg
i'd mir cine bebeltetoc Grt6ltltng uno h~efti9et Slts
iten 5i. SD iabnt Su ueridiebeiteu @iittelt meitte
%3ufiutbt, ubcr ic baIien mir nihts, NIB eS fdien
els nb iD mid nidt piehcr er6olel ipQte. Iuf
%ben9totb zines 6reuEoeS fitg ib al Myers Gberrps
Eectoral ein3nnebme,, liio ebe ib cine baloe NInide
enfgebrau9t bate, mar tl poaitdnoi9 9ebeiIt."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-15
Wiehmarff.

@m SC / II bpiebmarft betrus bic j3lz
tiltr 1000 Stiit 9e9en 81, $50 Stiid in
Der pori9en ISOLDE. Yreiie pei6enb.
Verfollft ipurOeu Il. 81:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-15

Nm S6wetnemo rft belief fi@ bic
Slttltbr arf 10000 Stid, 9egen 162, 700
Stnd TIT Der port9en @o4e. 4reiie tti9t
weienttt9 ~perdubert.
I'm 5@10c.
gerfauft ronrbe1t II. g.:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-15
&amNsBirSbfdg afEli dies.

Sonbluirthftoftlithe 6eaeuftdnbe be~treffenbe
Nnirocen finb oil 3errn u ottIieb 8e.mt,ts bobcn,
slaocs Goraer5, GSiSc.. su riften.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-15

@6afe trafen $4,000 @tiif ein, segcn
g., $50 Stiid III Der porigelt ISOLDE. Yrima=
iDofe Inn 10000. bOber, 2amner Inn 25@40c.
niebri9er ais in Der Dorigen ISOLDE.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-15
ut
@hicnap.. Is. Iebrnor.

Gbica9o, 10. Sebrliar.
Ser @etreibemartt bat li6 in per9ai9eter
@obe 3ie1nli1 apatbiidr perbolten nrb elm
8er9lei6 nit BEN S6luBzQreiien Der Sorz
node er9iebt fat gar feline SerdrtOerun9et.
Ik o u n .-hrnhte 0nnneri Gnrnif. .
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-15
Goo unter oen Rdoern.

Ser 62iGbrige 3immermann Nleranber
Yeterlon Duroe in Der gtGbe Der 90.
StraBe bon etnem !3uge Der Cafe Sbores
8abn nteberaerannt Ino auf Der Steue Ses
tootet. peterion pobnte 9to. 10075 Sn>
otana Npe., Soutb Chicago.
Ser Weideniteller Charles &eQar fanb
IN ben Gan9trbOfen Der @ranb Trunfz
Sabn beim Wasenfoppeln ben Sob
unter ben GGbern. Ser 8eruneIiidte mar
Derbetrat1et unb mobnte nit ieiner 5Samilte
in Der yt6be Der &reu3ung bon Stemart
Mbe. uno 20. StraBe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-15

Sic fitblen beute l9le6t, man fam es
Sbnen anleben! @eben sic bod mad Dem
Sru9ltore unb taufen sic ii9 cine S6a6tel
HIdaro Srallot's S9ipet3erpiaen. IS 1T
bas Seite mas eriitirt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-15
2tMSW6rES.

@ei3er. - Stem gort - Sebr. S1.04B;
Mtdr1 S 1.04t Mtai $1.024. ct. Nouis--Sebr.
800; Utat 924c. Wtlwaufee - Sebr. SAGE;
Wtai $3.50. &1llutb - Sebruar 844c. Ntoi
69+c. minneapolis - 6ebruar SIC; Mai
Corn. - Stem y)ort 6ebruar 1896;
WGr5 495; Wtat 495c. ct. &outs - Sebr.
37c.s Ntai $50. Baltimore Sebruar
491c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-15

porting grimes 5@54c; rotbz o6er selbertbi=
9es 4@43e; Snieite nnb Oefer, grim a @5c;
~rotbenbi9es Do. 4@44c sefnldtes 23@3c.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-13
THE COMING SENATE.
At Present It Looks as if the DEM
ocrats Would Control II
BY VOTES OF THEIR OWN PARTY,
Though the Populists May Be Depended
on 10 Help Them Cut.
sIZ"-UP OF THE PRESENT SITUATION

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12-On the 4th Of
March, 1898, 25 seats in the United States
Senate become vacant The control of these
vacancies was at stake in Tuesdays elec-
tion. and it is now evident the Democratic
party has captured enough of the vacancies
10 insure its supremacy in the Senate, re-
gardless of almost any possible combina-
tions between the Republicans and Popu-
lists.
Assuming that Montana, California and
Wyoming will send Democratic Senators,
the Democrats at the beginning OF
the Fifty-third Congress would have
as many Senators as the Repub-
licans and Populists combined, and
thus would be able to organize the Senate
10y the casting vote of Vice Prcsident-elect
Stevenson. 1t is reasonably certain, how
ever. that the Democrats can rely on the
support of some of the Populist Senators in
any OF their projects whether Tor the re-
moval of the present force of Republican,
employees or the revision OF the tariff
or the Is Senatorial seats vacant March 4,
1893, the Democrats will name the occupants
OF %, the Republicans of nine, the Populists
of three, one being senator Stewart, OF
Nevada, who has gone from the Republican
party. The Democrats lose no seats they
now hold and gain five from the Republic
ans, one each from California, Montana.
New OrIr, Wisconsin ANU lue
Populists gain Senators from the Republic
ans in Kansas aud Nebraska, beside Senator
Stewart, OF Nevada who will succeed him
self
Doubt as to Several States.
Some doubt still surrounds the complex
fon of the Legislatures in California, Mon
tana, Wyoming and Nebraska, but late re-
turns all say the Democrats have gained
LEGISLATURES in the first three named States
and the Populists in the last
The elections Just held will also have an
important bearing on the control of the
Senate during the last two years of Presi-
dent Cleveland's administration, for num-
Der of those persons elected last Tuesday
will hold over to vote Tor Senator two years
hence. The terms of 27 Senators expire
March L. 1895. They come from the States
Of Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado, Delaware
Georgia, Idaho, illinois, Iowa, Kentucky,
Louisiana Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan,
Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, New Hamp-
shire New Jersey, North Carolina, Oregon,
Rhode Island, South Carolina. South Da-
kota, Tennessee, Texas, West Virginia and
Wyoming
AS 1t Looks just Now.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-13

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teau in back; regular price $13; ECLIPSE
SALE PRICE $3.50.
Ladies French Whipcord Jackets; navy
black and tan; Vatican back; Bishop sleeve;
regular price SIC; E c lips E SALE
PRICE $40
Ladies' Tight-Fitting Walking Coats, of
fine Beaver Cloth; large Empire Cuffs; pearl
buttons; length 40 inches; regular price $40;
ECLIPSE SALE PRICE $12.5o
Ladies Scotch Mixed or fine Kersey
Triple Cape Coats AZ inches long; regular price s23;
ECLIPSE SALE PRICE SIS.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-13

Ladies Cheviof Refers; cut 81 inches long;
welt seams; box back; regular price S.;
ECLIPSE SALE PRICE, $325.
Ladies fine Invisible Cheviot Refers, 32
inches long; bound Jail around with silk braid;
regular price $Ioa E c l. IP S + SALE
PRICE 81.
.. Ladies English Clay Diagonal or fine
Cheviot Coats half satin lined; box or plain
back; tailor-made; regular price SIG; ECLIPSE
SALE PRICE $40
Ladies finest Imported Basket Cloth Box
Coats, black navy and tan "a inches long;
half silk lined; white pearl buttons; regular
price $22; ECLIPSE SALE PRICE $145o.
Ladies finest Kersey Walking Coats; "a
inches long; silk roll binding; regular price S27;)
ECLIPSE SALE PRICE SI8
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-07-23
A Wreck in California,

BAKERSFIELD, CAL, July 16.-A fright
full wreck occurred at 2 o'clock this
morning, resulting in the death of two
tramps who were instantly killed, and
the fatal scaldIng of Brakeman Frank
Donnelly. Freight train No. 81 was five
hours late, and, when coming into Bakers
field, within 100 yards of the station, ran
into four steers. The result was one of
the biggest wrecks ever seen in this vic
unity. Engineer Ed Goble was thrown
from the engine, but escaped with few
cuts about the head, unless internally in
jured. Fireman Fred Crosby crawled
out of the wrecked engine with slight
sprain. Brakeman DonDelly was riding
in the cab of the engine. and was caught
and badly scalded. He was taken 10
Sumner, but cannot live. He is native
of Canada, aged 10, and recent arrival.
of the other. and the engine is COM
pletely demolished. The tender was
thrown completely over the top of the
engine. There were seven carloads of ice,
one car of beer, two cars of canned goods,
one car of wine, and one Car of general
merchandise in the wreck. The balance
of the train was backed up to Glenburn.
The passengers, baggage, express and
mail from trains No. II and 90 are beng
transferred around the wreck. The road
will not be cleared until evening. Two
tramps who escaped state there were SIX
in the party. 1t is supposed the other
two are still in fhe wreck There are a
large number of people at the scene OF
disaster. The bodies of the tramps were
removed to the morgue.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-07-23
Fears OF a Conflict.

HOMESTEAD, Pa, July 1S.-Two broth
ers named Mcconnell, Englishmen, who
worked as foremen In the Homestead
mill, have not been seen for three weeks S,
and the locked-out men believe they
have gone to England to engage nom
union men to take their places in the
mill. One of Carnegie's foremen spoken
20 about the matter treated it with ridI
cule, saying there were plenty of nom
union men In this country, and that part
of the works will be started by this after
noon. The tension between the strikers
and the military is increasing. There
are many irresponsible, reckless men in
town, mostly with some sort of arms, and
an rntoward event might precipitate a
conflict. The military, while not expect
ing such an outcome, are evidently pre-
pairing for it. A large additional amount
of ammunition has been received from
Frsnkford. There are at least 100000
rounds of ammunition here, and more Is
expected. Another regiment was brought
over the river this morning, and 1t Is
understood three others will be brought
over day by day. All Is quiet at the big
mills, and there is no visible evidence of
the intention to start up to day. Anal
gamated officers here say they know
nothing of the paper asking for aid said
70 be circulating in New York, and pro-
nounce 1t fraud. Railroad men deny
the truth of the rumor that they will
refuse to handle freight for the Home
stead mill.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-07-23
VIII Not Give In.


HOMESTEAD, Pa, July 15.-In discuss
ing tie situation 20 day, Hugh O'Donnell
said: 1--WE will fight this strike out on
legitimate lines, and on the original plars
mapped ont by the committee. The
Pipkerton incident has put false COM
plexion on affairs and changed the chan
mel of the public's estimation of our
rights and wrongs. Many people think
we intend endeavoring to maintain our
position by lawless means. Such never
was our intention. The workman's only
effective weapon, boycott, will be en-
pioyed. aud we will endeavor to strike a
blow at Carnegie's every industry. 1t is
stated he Intends starving US into SUBJ
mission. We have not as much money as
he, but we are willing to fight him on
strike at the Lawrenceville mills. and the
action of tbe carpenters in refusing TO
work in building where Carnegie beams
Or materials are used. help US, and IN that
way we will win. will guarantee there
will be no harm offered non-union men
CT ming here, hut cannot offer the same
protection to Plnkertons. for every man,
woman and child in Homestead goes wild
at the mention of them. Concerning the
chance Carnegie has to star: the mill
with deserters from the Amalgamated
ranks, will say that thereIs not man
who will desert the assoclation-not a
single man. There was probably never
such unanimity of opinion in strike in
this country, and we will present an un-
broken front to the end"