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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-11
SaS xSote1 Nopal~ in 0fetp Yorf
tpirb einaedfbert.

Gin ndhtlider SoteIbranb nit aIl'
feinsn Sdreden! Ius benz SdIafe
sefi5rt itiir3en bic @aite nur notbbarftis
befleibet in bic &orriDore Salbseblsn.
bet bon ben ibnen entseseni9losenben
SIammen, BALI eritidt BON benz bidten
8aud, iuden fie ii1 in benz frembsn
9ebdube suredt su finoen. @lddli1
Sieienisen, benen eS seIinst, cine Der
tpenisen SiotbIeitern au setpinnen unb
10 baS nadte 2ebbn 3u retten Bon
8srsmeiauns lbermannt, tpasen Mnbers
ben Sturs in bic srauiise Iieie, um
unten nit seridmetterten @liebmabsn
auf benz 9Hafer Iiesen 3u bIsiben.
Nieber Mnbere perbsn iibermannt bonn
3aud uno iinten auriid in bas Slam.
msnmeer; Selbitiudt uab SeIbenmutb
finben rei4Iia @eIesenbslt sur 8efati'
8un8.
Das iinb bic Sbredensfcsnen, tpsIde
iid Sonntas au frIber Wiorsenitunbe
an Der gds bsr 40. Strabs unb 6. Iue.
nue. i'm SoteI RopaI ereisnsten, bas fait
aan3 bem berberrenben Clement gum
Opfer fieI. Sur Elm fIeiner TbeiI bes
@ebdubes an Der 6. Ioenue 1T Der 8er'
nidtuns enteaneen. tpdbrenb Der noro'
bitIide TbeiI bes @ebdubes, iotpeit er
ni6t perbrannt, obsr bereitS einseitirst
1T, nieberseriiien tueroen mub.
MuS fIeinen nriaden emit itanb bic
entieblihe Gataitropbe, bic in ibren
Ginselbeiien MIR au iebr an oas llnsIiid
an Bart Ylace erinnert. Sier ipie
bort, 1T Der 8erluit bon Menidenleben.
BON benz bic beiben &ataitropben leiber
besleitet tparen. in eriter 2lnie Der nad.
Idifsen Nuffdbruns Der bstrsffsnbsn
@ebdube su3uidreiben.
Die 2iite Der babel um's 2eben
sefommenen 8erfonen IdBt ii6 nur un.
eenau feititeaen. @riinblide &edsrs
den er5aben, baB bic 3abI Der @aits
l65 betrue, bas Oienitperional umfabte
SO Berionen, BON ipeI1en absr nur 20
i'm SoteI ibliefen uno iomit tpiirben 3ur
3eit beS 8ranbeS 1876 Weniben i'm
@ebaube seipeien iein. Bon bieien 1876
Ysrionen baben bisber nabneisIid nur
fiinf ibr 2eben einsebiiBt, neun liesen
pertpunbet in SoipitdIern, reip. SotsIs
barnieber, % @aite fanben i'm ,,@ebuep
5ouie" Nufnabme. IL i'm SoteI Metro.
pole an Der gde bon 42. Strabe unb
8roabpap, iotpie 8 in benz SIatbaufe
an Der Norbmsits gde bon 40. Strabe
unb 6. Mpenue, unb a6t Dienitmdb9sn
tpurben sersttst. Dieie Gufftsauns
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-11

ridden; unb tpenn fein @sIb fiir Seuer.
bporunts betpiaist tperbe, 70 t5nnten
feline aufseitelt perben. Die 8srorbs
nuns pniiirte.
Die Sunbeberorbnuns unb cine an.
bere iiber IfebmentS bon mebrsren
aneinanber erensenben 2ots puiben
amenbirt uno paiiirten bann; bessIei'
9en eine 8erorbnuns fiir einen ,.Snbi.
Gator" am Cumberland S1Iaudbau5e
uno fir einen 3tpeisietper an @pomins
Ipenue, in Green 8ibse.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-11

~9ur 9umpen iinb beideiben !"
ideinen bic Wlitslieber Der nsu oreani.
iirten Gentral SbIau4 Gompanie bon
Der Wsitieite au benfen, uno erfIdrsn
nob Dor ,brer gufnabme in bas seuer.
oepartement, baB fie bas @ebauSe SO.
7O6 W. 2adaipaRna 4penue fir $40
monatli4 mietben tplrben. Das madt
$3.50 I'm Sabre unb serabs bic sSnterei.
len gu 6 gro3ent auf Elm 8opitaI BON
$4,000. Wenn fir eine iimsIe SdIaud
eompanis. bic nod ni9t einmai ibrs
9sbenSfabisfeit betpieien, fur Wlietbe
ALIEN foIae Soroerunsen seiteat uno
betpili8t iperben, 70 ipunbert's uns al.
lsrbines nidt. baB ss an allen gnben
uno gden febIt unb bic Stabtrdtbs tpie
cine Uleute bunerissr DSlfe INNER
na4 ,.Webr !" Iedsen. Gin 8sr.
u d 3ur @inidranfuns bdrfte tpenia.
items semadt tperben.
8ie fonit nod setpirtbidaftet ipirb,
seist cine @usrednuns Der Sen. 8bin.
nep 5euer So. fiir iiber Sl9. Die Iabms
gnti6uIbisuns ift, ss mubte bic san,s
gta6t Ssmano aufbIeiben, bamit bas
Mailer i'm asiisl ni6t sefrisre. Da,u
brau9t man aber bod fein Tubenb
@aSflammen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-11
Wte 1T bte8

Wir bisten einbunbsrt Dollars Yslobnuns
fur ieben SAL BON 3atarrb, Der nibt burd
Ginnsbmen BON 5aa's faiarrb Sur sebeili
perben fam.
8. 8. Cheney g. 60, Gtasntb., SOlebo, 8.
Wir bic llnter,ei6nskn 5aben 8. s. Cheney
felt ben lsBten is Sabren seiannt unb balten
ibn fir pOllfcmmtn tb.nbaft In allen Sc.
ftGfispnbanbInnsen unb fnan3iea befatist
aae pcn fsinsr Girma sinsssansensn @erbinp.
liGfeiten 3u trfiaen.
@sf & Sruar, @rObbanbsIs Drosuiifsn
Golecp, ..
@aipins. ainnan & WarSin, @rp6banbsls,
Drosuiiftn, Splsbp, ..
5an's aatarrb Sur tpirb innnliG gsnpm.
men unb wirft bireft auf bas 8lut uno BIZ
i6leimistn DIE aaten bes Sp'tms. 3eus
ni1Ie frti psrfauet. prsis rs gsnts fir pi
GIai6e. 9srfauft Don alien apptbsfern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-11
8abl Nrpflamattpn.
Grtfuttp. Department. !
Stabt Seranton,
Spbn5. 8ellp 8, Wapor. ,

OppH W Obbtp wv VsupptsI y
Sranton, pa., 3. Gsbr. 1892.
@n bic Watler Der Stapt Seranton.
BUR Na6rt1t-DaB eine rtasI-
mGBise @abl an ben se,pbbnlitsn Stimm-
pGBen Der bslaettn Stabt abstbaltsn wirb In
btr Stabt Seranton am Ditnffae, ben 16.
Sag I'm Gsbruar 1892, ~ benz .3pefs, um sins
perfon fir bas Nmt bss Common Council fir
ben Gtrmin BON spet Sabren, anfangenb am
trfen Mpntae i'm Mpril 1892, in isrer Der
nabfolsenb benannten WarpS ~ eripdblsn:
Cine In Der 3wtttsn Warb, cine In Der Bier.
ten @arb, cine In tr Se&strn Warb, cine In
Der Mhkn Warb, cine In Der 3sbnten Warb,
eine in ter i3wSlfttn Warb, cine In Der Bier.
3sbnttn @arb, cine In Der Sttsjsbntsn Warb,
cine In Der Ndbebnten 9Darp, cine tn btr
3paniigfen Warb une cine In btr Ginunb.
,tpan,isIen Ware, I'M ben unabssaufsnsn
3rmin fir Gin Sabr pom srfsn WUntas i'm
apriI 1892 su bisnen.
Gerner, ~ btm i3psds, nm cine psrIon fir
has Amt tes Sslett Council In isbsr Der nat-
fplgenb benannten Wares au trpGblen: Gins
in Der Grifeu Barb, cine Il, Der Dritien Warb,
cine In Der Giinften gBarc. tins in bsr Sisbsn-
ten Narb, cine In Der Heuntsn Warb, cine In
Der GIften Narb, cine in Der Drdsebntsn
Warc. cine tn Der Ginfjeth hten @arb, cine In
Der Sitbensetnten Waro, cine In Der Nsun.
,ebnten Warb uno cine in Der nunbjpantis.
fen g8arp fir eintn 1srmin BON pier Sabrtn,
anfanssnb am srffen Wpntas i'm april 1892.
8srner. gum 3wsd Der Grwabluns elmer
psrlon fir bas Amt eints Mlbsrmann In ieptr
psr na6fclssnb btnanntsn Warbs fir tintn
5ermin pon finf Sabrsn pom trfen Wpntaa
i'm Nai 1892 ab: Gins in Der Dritien Warb,
cine ia Der 8iertsn Warb. zine in Der 5iinftsn
Warp. cine in Der Sisbtuten WarS, sint In psr
3pDlfHn Ware, cine in ter ahasbnttn 99arp
unp cine in pu Neunssbnten Warb.
@sssbsn iiter msintr rntrritrift une BEN
Siesel Der Stabt Sranton bisItn britten Gag
i'm 8sbruar u. .. 1892.
Sobu5 8elIows, Wayer.
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Ser ~Sbel~
Type w ritter.

$50 taufeu ben Spea xppe Writer
nit rs gbaraftsren. uno Si5 fir ben eius
fa6en Sbefl. m t Der @arantie. before
arbeit ,u tbun wie irseno cine Mai&ine.
sic psrbinOet Giufihheit nit Sauerbaftig.
felt, SdneatGteit seibiisteit Der Operation
unO bdlt lanser obne 8eparatur aus ole r.
gsnb cine auoere Waidine. Ssin 6arbenbano
fort Den Operateur. Sie III bhbid, fompaft
deI.plattirt, perfeft uno all II Grloroernifen
sniprsdeno. @ie eire 0rnderprcii, prOoujirt
fs elm renss, leierIides Wanutcript. 3wei
ooer Sebn Grsmplare t6nncn auf einmal &c.
madlt lucrSen srseno eine intellisente Der.
iOn tann iid gum Spe ateur in alpei Sa9en
ausbiIoen. 8ir offerirsn $1,000 irseno
einem Operateur. Der 10 plel Ietittn fam, wie
bic ooppelte Soell.
8uue'laifge a8enten uuh @ertdnfer meroen
uerlanst uno ednolern ipe3ielle 8ortbeile &C.
sebsn. 8ir 4amphlete iIno &eferenjen meuoe
mon fid an OdelI Type Writer Co.,
S6S-364 Dearborn Sf. ebitago. 81
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0otel=l1ebernahnte.

Dem beutfGen pubIiium unb msinen Ittpsi-
sr 8reunbsu srIaube i'd mir bitrmit anlu,ei-
gen. bab Id bic Wirtbi&aft BON S'y GonraS,
SO. 323 8enn Gpsnue,
iibrncmmen babe. SD psrbs nur be belfsn
Speiien, @ftrdnfe uup 8isarrtn baIttn unb
bsmiibt fsin, burt rselle 8tpienung alien ae.
rs1tfn AnfOrprunstn ;u sntiprhtn.
Seurp ppu UtifeufIlb.
% Wan @ef6Gft aIs S&iefrbsdr fiibrs
i'd pte bisttr fort.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-11
Sbeo0or b. &onecnb,
Trifeur unb Nerrhdenmaber,
3tS eadamanna Mpsnus.
@entraI.Nssnt fir SerantSn fir bic
tpunberbpnen
H. So n ID -
beriibmten Dlonte Gbrifo
Nerfb6nermn9s :Nrdparate.

,,Gusenia's Gtbeimnib Der S&Snbtii" II
feline 8arbt pbtr 8Ieihe, unb ma&t bic paut
sIaifil&, psi& unb rpiis, pis bic tiuts ainbss;
ST. ,SiirfiIte &pitnblatttr," un,uiiSrbarsr
5tint fir eippsn unb @sli6t fem pis sine
tbtn trblibtt 8ole; prfis 81 90 unb $3.50.
,,GcsmttiGHt Masftn" psrbtfsrn uno rsr-
f6Snern ben 1sint; Yrsis 80 NIT 3ubsbSr.
,,0trbe1trtts Muburnine" tur Gplortruna ira.
tnp zines ssblsi6t,n cher srautn Saarss ,um
biibI6slen titianiiHsn Rptb, ssrutlos, aus
bautruo unb barmlcs. So. ,,Amula" entfsrnt
poTtip GlsdeH unb SommsrluroHen 81 unb
So. yMama Dura" III btr sinsiss Gaienper.
tilssr, ben asr,ts empfsbItu, 81. ,,SRusma"
III tin iofort pirfenrer SaarserfSrsr, 81 90.
yOeuIins," tas srOBt gui6Snsrunssmittsi
fir Nustn, ST. Gau be Nuinine 2pnie, Der
srO6s 9aarrGrsusn; i@ast has 5aar Dor BEN
Musfalsn. ST.
& eenp'S
"Skeleton Bangs" aus natirlitsm paars
austfsrtist ftprleiht natursttuu unb bibl&,
tmmr In Orpnuns, Don SO aufpSrts.
3ppfs In allen Saarfarben, trGft QuaIitSt,
BON SIS aufparts; spsiis QuatitGt, pom 81
aufwdris. 46,3m
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-11

- George TburIep unb Sranf @eiit,
atpei blebii6e &ansen, tpuroen am
Wontas na6 Der 8eherunsSanitalt
perurtbeiIt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-11

umfabt aIio nur 65 9erfonen unb tpiir.
ben oemnad 9nnosrtunbspansis ais
ybermibr' beseidnst tperSsn miii5sn.
Da nun aber bic meiiten Der seretteten
@afs aus setpiRen @rdnben ibre e,bsn.
t!tdt nl9t perratben M oqten, 70 madtsn
l'@ bleielbsn 10 fdneq ais moaIi6 aus
Sem Staube, obne iid Bel bsr 8OIi,ei
su melben. unb bic SOIss 1T bic, bas
ytiemanb tpeib. ipie pieIe bell bapon.
tamen uno ipie bieIe m6sIidertpsiie nod
unter ben Iriimmern Iiegen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-11
6eibdfts.Mn3ei8er.


Budbs unb Meeicsn,' Druder.
Greb. asneJ Drufarbeit jebtr Art,
In enslii6er unD otuti&er Sprate, ST 9ada-
wpuup Mcsnas, seseniibr BEN Bottom Stprs.
observation-disclosures.
U. sthmann, bic bsIisbten ,,2(lfpnlp"
uub big Riue" Gisarren; ale Sprttn 90
bat uno &au6nartifeL 6G1 9adawanna Ape.
Groceries uns propiHonsn.
8e6tslb, Sranbpm s. Co., Grad.
fulssr BON BsabIs & Stssa), 116 penn gpe.
S&Iaser uub Seal "a qadapanna
Mps. has bsriitmts 9Rbits Sppnse Webl.
Grsb. s. Wibmaytr, DsIitatsiItn,
$50 2adawanna Mpenut.
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gasem sdimpff,
HSraftifcber 1tbrmacber,
317 2adatpanna glpenue.

Sat itets sinen bibfGen 8orratb Don Banb.
uno Saidenubren llb eufetten, 8uiennaoeIn.
Ningen. 8eidmeioe ueridiebener art II. l. No..
uno beoient 8unoen reel unb pinttlib.
0leparaturen ON Bano. uno Saidenubreu.
8eIdmeioe jeoer art, uno ale in mein 6at
einldIa9snoen 8srridtnn8en.
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@efffeite Mn3eisem.
Wnt. 9rpifel,
SemtiberMetaer.

Ills SadfOn Strabe,
iefert Die fenitsn Biirfe in SpSe garf; unb
ebenio aue eorten friides uno naepodeltes
6leiid. Raudheifd II. (. 10.
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9. g. Smrfieb's
6Qmilien : StOre,
5l7 2adatpanna Mbenue.

Dit btfsn @rouriewaarsn aIltr art an
oanb. 8utttr, pprselan. anb Ippfpaaren &c.
Gint quite Guspabl SGntttpaaren ebfnfalls
porrGtbts, wtt aat Nrten Waaren, tprl6s
man fiiraasemstntn 8amiIisnsebran& u5tbis
bat.
Das ssutfd pubItfum 10 frsunbIi&H eiH
elahen spriufprsGen
3. 8, 9Hrffsh.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-11
SSm. 2prnaber'S
0enti6e Mpotbefe,
1914. .NittStpm. MDeniIe,
nabe Bird Strabe.
nabe Bird Strabe.

Ser gissntbimer in 9eutidIano ftuatIid
aeprlfter Arotbefer unb gbemifer, perwenoei
auf bic 3ubsreitlns BON 8eoepten Die srobtt
eorsfalt. aae Meoitamente fino friid.
NO. SeIepbonperbinbun9 nit allen Mer3ten.
9eutide SsiItrduter uno 8ur3eIn, Yatent.
Weoi3inen. 8oilette.artfeI, II. (. 10.
8eoieuung piuftlid uno reel.
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Die
~. st o bimiOn
2ierbrQuerei,

gde gebar Mbenue unb MIber Strabe,
gmpFebIt ibr aussesei4netes Sabri'
tat ben perebrten Birtben beifens.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-06-30
On the Race Irack
BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle.

by Telegraph to the State Chronicle
New YORK, June 30 Results of races
at Sleeps Head to-day: First race-one
mile; Count l, May Win 3, Fairy 3,
Time AZ. Second race-fuiurity
course; Reginald d. /, Sir Richrrd 2.
All Night 3. Time 1:12 3 ) Third
race s miles; Leonwell /, Reckon 2.
Cynosure 3 Time SO 2:5.
GLOUCESTER, June 29.-Frst race:
Six furlongs. Reba T. won; Eolic sec
ond, Handicraft third. Time 1874.
Secoad race: Four and one-half fur
longs. Wang won; Robin Hood second.
Relda third. Time So Il
CHICAGO, June 29.-To-day's results
at Washington Park First race: One
mile. Ceverton won; Highland second,
Silverade third. Time 1 81. Second
race: Five furlongs. Columbia won:
Princess Lorraine second, Maid Marion
third. Time 1141-4.
ST. LOUIS, June 29.-South Side park
results: First race-one mile; Fillmore 1.
Top Sawyer 3, Brown Button 3. Time
l :46 12. Second race-five furlongs
Ruben /, Belle NJ. 2, Daisy C. 3. Time
:07 IA
ST. LOUIS, June 29-East side track
results: First race-tive furlongs; School
Girl l, Out of Sight 2, Knickerbocker 3.
Time :O3, Second race-six furlongs:
Montpelier 1. Invocal L. 2, Silver King
3. Time :lS.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-06-30
Double Suicide in

BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle
BALTIMORE, Md, June 29.-Two hor-
ribly contorted dead bodies were found
in room 2l5 at the Carrolton hotel this
afternoon. They were those of a man
and woman who arrived at the
hotel June 81 and registered as
MIR. and Mrs. Fred st. Loud of New
York. The room was frightfully dis
ordered and quantities of rough on rats.
laudanum and morphine were found.
The woman had been dead three or more
hours, while the man had Just expired
when the bodies were discovered. Nc
letters nor money were found among the
scattered effect of the suicides. Empty
vine bottles and half burned cigarette,
were found in abundance.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-06-30
The Fate Of Amateur AcrOuaut.

iiy Cable TO the state Chronicle
LONDON, June pa frightful acci-
dent occurred to-day at the CRYSTAL Pal
ace. Captain Dale, the well known aro-
naut, was to give balloon exhibition i'm
the presence of thousands of Sunday
school holiday seekers and invited any
one who desired to accompany him in
his air trip. Several volunteered and
Dale took aboard among others the ANA
teur ;erenauts and his son, aged four
teen. When released the balloon
shot up about 500 feet. Then a reddish
cloud burst from over the top of the bal
loon, heavy report was heard, the car
sWayed, man could be seen reaching
among the ropes, and the next instant
the balloon collapsed. The car dropped
IKE lead with the ropes and torn mate
rial tanning the air above it. About 10
feet from the ground, Capt Dale, who
cllnglng to rope was thrown loose
by sudden lurch. and he fell. dead
and mutilated among the specta-
tors. The car struck on the stone wall
round an artificial lake, reboundcd
against an iron railing and fell to the
ground i'll fragments. The son of Cant
Dale was hanging to the side of the car
when 1t struck the stones. He WAS
thrown fifty feet. The other occupants
OF the Car held on to the last. All of them
were IN the car when it struck and were
strewn with the wreckage after the col
llsIon with the iron railing. All had
sustained numerous fractures, but il is
possible that they will recover. Young
Dale had hardly whole bone in his
body. He has not recovered conscious
ness.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-06-30
PROHIBITION SNUBBED NIowA
work of the Republican State Con.
Ventton Yesterday.

by Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
DEsMoINEs Iowa, June 29.-The re-
publican State convention was called
to order at II o'clock this morning
Hon. r. B. Huff, was introduced as
temporary chairman. When the con.
Ventlon re- assembled the committee ON
organization presented the name of Sena-
tor A. l.. Hager, of Adair county for
permanent chairman. Secretary of
State VIM. M. McForland, state treas
urer Byron A. Beeson and attorney gen
eral John G. Stone were re-nominated
q. g.. Mccarthy, of Story county. was
nominated for auditor of State and G
w. Perkins, of Fremont county. for rail
road commissioner. For elector- at large
A. 3. Cumins, of Des Moines, pro
nounced -prohibitionist who was
elected to the Legislature by the demo
Gratis four years ago, was selected on the
flrst ballot, and Milton Remly, of Iowa.
City, an equally pronounced prohibition
lst, on the Sd. Endorse acts of President
Harrison, approve the nomination of
Harrison and re-declarcd the national
platform to be broad enough for basis
of union in the coming contest. G. w.
French, OF Davenport, and J. A. Nj.
Collins offered a minority report in
favor Of county option and Mr.. French
moved It's addition to the platform.
This brought out Mr. Brooks, of Ere
mont county, member of the last legs-
lature, with a straightout prohibition
plank which he moved to substitute
for the plank submitted by the
minority of the committee. A multipli-
city of motions and points of order en-
sued and cheers and Kisses were com
mingled. Finally. in the midst of the
demands for roll call, the prohibition
and locol option plank were both tabled
and the report of the majority of the
committee was adopted and the conven-
ton adjourned. Tonight the State tenn
perance alliance is in session to consider
the snub to prohibition Republican
leaders generally agree that the action Of
the convention to-day means that prohi-
bition will not be regarded as party
tenet in Iowa hereafter.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-06-30
Judge Bond Authorizes $1,000. 600
ONLY

By Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
NEW YORK, June 29.-The Richmond
md Danville railroad company receivers
have been authorized by Judge Bond to
Issue 81, 900, 900 receives certificates to
be used exclusively for the purpose of
paying pay-rolls and vouchers. The re-.
celvcrs are given discretion to paw the
car trust installments and leased line
rentals out of the earnings, but no an
th"rlty Is gwen to pay the interest on
the Danvllle skies due July 1, and the
interest on these bonds will be defaul-
ted
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-06-30

BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
w AsHINGTON, June 29.-The demo
cratic members of the ways and mean,
committee held conference last nigh,
and discussed the question of adjourn
ment. The majority of them, it is un
derstood, are in favor of pushing mat
tiers and adjourning about the middle ol
July. Some, however, are opposed tt
this plan and think the House should
remain In session and pass more tariff
bills in accordance with the Chicago
platform.
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The Second Conference FruilJcsS.

by Telegraph TO The State Chronicle.
PITTsBURa, Pa, June 29.-The second
conference between the amalgamated
association wage committee and the iron
and sheet steel manufacturers was fruit
less and adjourned at 4 o'clock this
morning. The squaring shear question
Oh which they cannot agree was referred
back to the convention. The amalga-
mated associations ultimatum is that of
fixing the rate on shears in jobbing mills
and ne-seventh in regular sheet mills.
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The ku kluX Treatment Drives Thon
BY Telegraph to the State t,hronicla

ETRENo. O. T., June 29.-Commis-
sioner j. M. Bishop, of Cleveland coun-
ty, where the whites are determined no
negroes shall locate. said the influx of
negroes had so incensed the white por
ton OF the county, which is principally
made up Of citizens from Texas, that
they have commenced the old ku klux
methods of driving the black settlers out.
The negroes, under this treatment, are
leaving In scores, abandoning their claims
and the fruit of their labor.
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The New Secretary of STATE.

by Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
WASHINGTON, June 29.-The President
sent to the Senate to-day the nomination
OF John w. Foster, of Indiana. to be
Secretary of State. The nomination was
Immediately confirmed. The new Sec
retary OF State was born in Indiana and
is about So years of age. He is a lawyer
by profession and has diplomatic ca
reei probably unequalled in American
history, having served as minister to
Mexico, Russia and Spain with great
credit.
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Stewart Figuring With the Third
PARTY Men,

BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
OMAHA, Neb., June 29.-Itis reported
to-day that letter has been received in
Omaha by peoples party leaders, from
Senator Stewart, of Nevada, formerly
deserting the republican party. If the
letter really exists it is being ke pit secret,
probably to be sprung on July 4th.
There is strong sentiment for Stewart
but he cannot be nominated unless he
comes out squarcly on the St. Louis
platform.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-06-30
An Editors True Mark ma n>hip.

BY Telegraph 10 the State Chronicle.
DENIsoN, Texas, June 29-E. w.
Harris, editor of the Greenvile HerakI.
while driving with his brother met
DR.. !. X. Yowell, late of Green
vile, on the road with detective
D. NJ. Davis. On seeing the Harris
brothers, DR.. Yowell fired at them twice
and then ran. +. w. Harris drew d
careful sight along his Winchester At the
flying figure and shot DIR. Yowell dead
with a bullet through the heart.
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BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
WASHINGTON, June 29.-The Navy de-
partment received cablegram from
Capt. II. l.. johnson, commander of the
United States Steamer Mohican. dated
Sitka Alaska stating that the Mohican
had captured three sealers named Kodi-
ack, Jennie and Settle, and taken the
prIses to Sitka. From the fact that they
were taken to Sitka it is believed they
are American poachers.
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Born in Prison.
By Cable to the State Chronicle

LONDON. June 90. To Mrs. Anne
Margaret Montague, who is serving a
sentence for one year for the manslaugh-
ter of her infant daughter, Mary Helen
Montague, has given birth to son in
prison. This makes eight sons, all of
them living, born to the Hon. and Mrs.
Montague. Their only daughter was the
little one done to death by Mrs. Monta-
gues cruelty.
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Observation-Disclosures and Excited Mon.
BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle

A q
BY Telegraph to the State Chronielce,
HOMESTEAD, Pa, June 29.-The in.
tense feeling of the workmen at the
Homestead steel works has at last broken
forth. To-day there were numerous hos
tile and exciting demonstrations. HC.
Frick, VIM. McBroom and several others
were hanged in effigy in the mill-yard
on the electric light poles. When James
Dinkney, chief of the electrical depart
ment, climbed the poles to cut down the
effigy of Mr.. Frick the workmen turned
the hose that had been prepared as de-
tense for the plant upon him and
caused the gentleman to beat a
hasty retreat. Another figure was
cut down by a hungarian laborer. As
he carried the figure through the ward he
was met with hists and jcers on every
side. William McBroom, who was also
hung in e1figy, is chief of the steel works
police. The only grievance against him
IS his position. A number Of strange
men who it was feared were here to take
the places of the amalgamated men were
compelled to leave town. The closing
down of the 80 inch mills will be follow,
ed by the 119 inch mill tonight. Sew
eral other departments will close down
to night and the men will be DISCHARGED
Instead of strike it will be a lock out.
The situation hourly becomes more Sc
rious.