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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-01-14

-. IL. Meth, j. l.. Amber and j. B. Il.
Freeman.
The petition asking for changes on the
road from ". Nj. Jones TO =. ~. Dacus',
was also heard and granted and Matthew
ii"n0ricks, j. ID. y. Keith and W. D.
Hendricks were appointed spvc!a! commits
sloEcFa to lay j! out
me Commissioners are Dot paying out
much money on account OF The slow col
lcCtions Of the treasurer.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-01-14
Take NNSSep

All persons indebted to me will please
call and make settlement Of their accounts
at once. Settlement must bc made before
tho first Of February.
j. F. Williams, N. D.
Jan 7th, 1892. Avid
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-01-14

!: fled asking for changes
p5s {" II Easley to Elias Days
W The hearing of this pc
Cncd until the next meet
ing for road from Easlcy
". Ford's, was filed and
the February meeting.
the petition asking for q
I. Hughes 10 M. l.. Jones
T. which the changes asked
d, and special commissioners
nNNnintel 10 lnN IL l..nt.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-01-14
TIE ATLANTIC COAST LINE RI
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.

wilmington, 4. G., Nov. 4th, 1892.
Fast Line between Charleston and Co.
umhia and upper South Carolina and
Western North carolina.
Condensed SClIEDULE.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-01-14

Enterprising Young MAN: Troc ( Co. tH.'r7-ctrd
and started mo wnrkSd stenG " nuI money f,ster
than Expected to became allie 10 Iand ui.d
asmall summon hotel. II don't isfrcosin Shat VIA 70
20 work again at tie business. IN which nhe nionST
True ~ Co.; Shall Nc isrnot md =. J"r Tracer,
~ NO do. and II y"n work inGIltriotNy. VII 20 io
tmo ho able to bny i.!lnd hri,i Rf6:tl yc usi
to Money can be sTueh $, NV ino OF wor., rap
idly and honoraby BY tuoso II either young o.1
and IN thsir Inenli;ics ~itTvor fcy i've ny
can 10 the work Easy to Learn fIrni,h everything No
risk. You devote rnOncUI all ri'no
to tho work. This ent,cy &c" lead brings wondcrfu
cess TO workor E9cir earning from Ss
$50 per wnek anh rrvnrde. end ,or I;;o szps.
Loneo We !urnirh yor 10 e"ip Nnsri-Ic teach y0u
fhEE. 1isis HF' u n 'I"Is tnCt, and here is
another great uSofl wclth giving rr. Great game
viii reward -vrry iUGi-ti"us wcrl'r k"revor Jcu ars
and whntOvcr Griu. to know AoouI
wond:rfui work at "acc Delay much money oGI
y"u 10 space ".uII On. yoa VIA
We will MAKO all pisir 10 yer FREE. Address,
HHVE St to-, L:aS sac. Augusta, Matae.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-01-14

Between Columbia and Greenvillc. via.
Bolton. Daily except Sunday.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-01-14

Bctwc Hodges and Abbcvillc. Daily
except Sunday.
No II no Is WESTBOUND No II No 18
y m = IN am Dm
6 10 Il %. .Iv Hodges Lv.. 10 35 325
4o 60 AR Abbcville Ar..l1 10 400
No l2 No 16 EASTBOUND No II No 1S
" ~ ~ III p IN pm
so 9 %. .Lv Ahbcvillc Lv.. IS rs
10 20 3 TO-. Ar Hodges Ar. .12 10 so
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-01-14

n,,d Mrs. Nancv! )
H%s iber,l |, , A;rial, Aria dR,,n
lc was s'",, . n, at p
list churoI,' oI,''naslstC ! !.
sT"y sr 9c,,G relatives Q
asley and 4; mer
and who procctII,h s,Ih
&c ,eeN Ma,gen a genuine ,.e
,n11a S,I1nagc : got the 's&n
400 VI II aGS
&c nce c%n;d,!an and an incl@ @s, q,
,9 ok kGmris'ian IL, Isl! Her =. -
cob c% at At, this piece rel
i, '1&snl of the W,
= unnl M lad
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-18

The annals Of the Emerald Lac
bnstle with incidents Of dnelrng =
which Irish humor. if not at AL time
Ensh bravery, = conspicuous On
one occasion Sir Jonah harrington
fought . duel with q barrister named
McNaIly- The latter had one les
shorter than the other. and beca1se
II was his habit when IN . hurry b
take two humping STEPS with Ii
short leg to bring up the space made
By the long one. he was nicknamed
One Pound Two McNa1ly could
get no one Of his bar to fight him.
and 90 he challenged harrington.
who good naturally exchanged ahcz
IN the Phoenix park
The barunet hit his opponent .
the braces then called the ''gz1lovs.
and feared be had killed him When
the result was made known one q
the seconds ah0ufed- Mac. y0q -
the only rogue i ever knew whAvz
saved By the gaDowA"-Leeds No
curry.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-18

According to Professor Sophoxl.
lats q Harvard university. lir,l.
things were kept small and u~.
things large. What was the ~
reading in apa2x.ge az Aristophane
what the usage Of acersain word n
Byzantine Grsek-the<e were ma
ten on which . man might wen -
f1ect and labor. but Of what cons
quence was il If the breakfast ~.
slight or the coat worn3
A single room, in which a lixh,
was seldom seen. suficed him durnr
his forty years Of life in the couecs
yard II was totally hare Of con.
forts It contained no carpet no
stuffed furniture. no bookcase. ns
college library furnished the vol.
umes he was at any time using. and
these lay along the door, beside hi
dictionary. his shoes and the boz
that contained the sick chicken
A single bare table held the book
he hal Just laid down. together with
sGreek newspaper. . SILVER watch, q
cravzt. q paper package or two and
some scrapS Of bread His simple
meals were prepared by himself ovel
. small open stove. which served Z,
once for heat and cookery.
The incongruify between his bitte,
speech and his kind heart endeGe<
both to those who knew him Hl
was never weary IN wei doing Lii,
his venerable cloak, his grosesqul
language often hid . bounty under
Meath His room was bare, but i
his native town an aqueduct va
built: his importunate and migrate
full relatives were pensioned; b
monks Of Mount Sinai were protect
ed against want. and the children .
those who had befriended his earl
years in America were wasche
over with . fathers love.-Prufesu
Palmer in Atlantic Monthly
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-18

NOTICE j. hrreby given a. all con
- rrrn-i fhss me County ~
Dubois county wii on Nnnd<s. Msrcs
-. lss2. proceed 10 surves ne lines
mark The boundaries and establish 'hs
or sscsiaD No three 3l too a ons
n south range thre~ t3l vel The in
~feru.~disfe lines viii s.-o be run- and
the corne-s e~srsblished- All interested
are requ< sled TO b. present
aESkr HARDgR-
Nsrch IL 1929
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-18

NOTIt z i hereby given sh-s m N"
~ s~ser-ignef hss be~n appointed IL
srusor 0f rhe e<f.te Of Johsnns kiinsri
late Of Dubois county, Indians ircessed
Said estate j. supposed ~ he -clvent-
uARrr~ EcK-rnS. Executor
John r Nrfsu. Au'y.
u~rrh III lsc2 n.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-18

In the hattie ~ the road materials.
wood hold the fieil-at least In the
large parisl ~ kensin-ton. where e00.'
90 square yards ~ wood blocks are
down. Various sorts have teen tried
Cir deals. beech Jlrrow and even oak;
also various methods " laying. The
present wood paving j. hil IA q fOun.
dalton a clnrrcfr. composed "a 81
parts ~ Thant.A lalfgsf ~ ore ~ Port.
land rcmen'. This Is worked ID = rar-
fectly smooth face. on which. when q n
bard, the wood blocks are Laid IN trars.
we're rows--London DAILY NewzA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-18

A little girl after watching v-1
interest the passing q accmpanyd
soldiers. turned 70 her mother I'd
sid
Il do wish / wasa boy. mamma
why do you wish that you vers
Z boy. Catharinefr asked the motner.
Because l want TO be . soldier anc
YEA q red cot and ire . gun sno
ride on Q horse
But AL soldiers do not nde horse<
you know. Only the cavalrymen 80
omcer ride. Do you think that 20
would insist on having . hcrse
Yes. mamma. ! wouldn't wish y
Be . soldierif Icouldnt have ahore
I should want the horse becsnse J
could get away from the war qu'cks.
on his back than / could il hsd :
run on my own legz"-New ioE'
TIme8L
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-18

During an attempt to "devsof
the idea and use Of the Gzperh1s-
degree Of the adjective Tie foLOv@s
conversation took place:
Teacher-I see . pretty glH
you 50 one who > better bokl
than the first Nov. how = A
describe the second girl By the %
the word prettyf
PupIl-The second girl = prfna
Teacher-very good Nov =
poe you see . girl who's BETTER -
ing than either Of the others
would you caIl herf -
Pupil should can her > o.
wide Awake
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-18

HlrANTEDtrIisri m-b 7. op-ssf~ e
w rlu-sv- branch IN i.srsr Q. i.rEe
msruf.rrursux r..ncsrn. $25C 80. iuiis
SECURED. srd ir-t-ci--< r--enre rp-
|ousr-d. Adde's Raid ~in. 1f2 i,esrbnrn
-.rs@,. y. Cnicxgo. III
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-18

NOTICE IL hereby given 10 Oil ron
~ cerned that the cOUnty -
Dubois county will on MONDAY. MARCH
II. lisa proceed 10 survey the lines.
msrk Toe boundaries and establish ibe
eorners OF section NO four ~ town one
III south range THREE ~ re The in
termedisfe lines giIi aI.o b run. and the
corners established All interested srs
requested 10 Be presens-
ANNA HcnBERT.
r. y NICHOLSON.
JosEPH SicHoLsoS.
nsreh 4 - ..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-18

The dowry Of . Turkish bro !
fred BY custom At about ~
amount, for polite reasons. > 80 -.
departed from, even BY the r1ch
wedding day i invariably Thurs
and the customary wedding ia-
ties begin on Monday and -
days- They are carried on ~ -
and women separately. and eacn
: distinguished BY : different .
mony- No spoons or forks ~,
are used At the wedding feast
delphia Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-18

HhYuoe1ans Ceu81n>t CuRe HI.
GUAnsuLR Hamilton o. O. la. l4L
O. bosGs - PA<-or Kor1xxs xwvs Io16D
ourod ne er<fr.3y. s1R phys1cans - s5e6
uns1scsssfunyh ~ - nonths % ~ Ro -
nmv0us dskknry- ". HCExkkTkLD.
Lc-ExL Ohio. yrly Z IEoL
IhnA sPflspesc o. IN about fo1r yeank TO
- vs.k vhR lev J. Kaupusyex rsun-
D<ndsd fastR Ko~1zgs S@p To15cs snoo
ua1ng A. havs - noneL Isl IL IL - sE11sD<1s
nsd1czns I NV ~ 49, - I havs 49,
Dnny ADAM kAAkk
EEw 0oExpox. Ic1. Vow - 10
II Affords ne usax plas1rs . c<n1ythnsu
oou. vbo for Eve md . hAif y.ars - aGe<<a1
vf<1 fAlinE sickDsss- 80 c1rsd ~ uSt1E fnD-
Tor Ko<uys Nerve Tome kor TO yoA<e -
- - nof - . anUss ofEnck- neDnfoH.oD
- - hsnEx1s1t thnnkB e g.1nfU 49,
DARR-A vaIunhas - - 49,
U6rrsnes n1x nUs . 80 s6.re.a
TkkI 3: =. - 49, 80 - e Z 80 -
ms .ne1y ~ 49, psgss<1 eyGe 49,.
49, 1 49, q ssi.ss Is esssszSs Sgas
xoenSc NED. CO.. chicago. IN
- - = u - BssszA ssE&
r~r-s sl.s. eL7s- sBestiss - -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-18

he fouowingsre enmplesd =,
syllable words in the Eneiis -
cuaee: AnthrcpometAmorphoss
fisupematuralism- ant1consn-fk
alisf. anhydrohepsiterion iatrO -
ematician, incomprehenGbsilty
vidualizafion- syncategoreis.1,rr
unconsfitutionality. uninteLnssr:
v,letudinarianiEm and v~iczsE
ify.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-18

How Bad Roads Hinder Rural GrowtA
Lately a northern man. who thought
Of buying a tract Of land for occupation
and handsome improvement somewhere
in Maryland in the vicinity Of Washing
ton. undertook 10 explore the region IN
question. bui was 20 much Disguised ~
his experiences in trying 10 find kis
way thrDngA the labyrinth II wre.ched
country roads. wholly u~nprovided with
guiaebcards. that he abandoned the idca
81 settling In a country % wanting in
the rr~dimertary elements Of civilization.
This case affords AL illustration Of the
way in which the want 81 good roads
binders the growth and prosperity a Z
counfry.-Drtrcst News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-18

NJ HiIlaire-You seem
Along nicely On your slimony -
M Gra@e-Ye< indeed. 4,
70 % hate asking my hus ~
I'm money. Now. when
thing I like, I en- buy W.
feeling I'm extnvaganl-
Epoch
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-18

NOTICE TO NON-RE>IDENTS-
stats or IxprA~A. DUBors rousrY- So
Dus~ss Cirrais Gears. April Term
Elizabeth Cummins- 81 a.,
"
|Ismes & Newton,
John O. yewfoD.
'Tbomss c Wilson
The defendant. in fhe shove entitled
cause. are hereby notified ssssi the plsin-
lid has fiied hi< complaint therein. 70
lgesher 9Th IN s6kd<vis therein. thsf The
rr<iderce< Of The shove named def>n-
dents u unknown. md thss this s~fiOt
r. brought 20 trs snd qui~s The sisle q
rssi estate in Dubois coDnss- Indiana
A-Ow. therefore. she s.ii defendants
~ are hsrsh, nosifi-f sk~r unIs<s thss
b. snd appear upon shs ilrh dss o. To-
next term OF fh- Dubois Cirruis ccurs
Ito ~ holder on she 4n NDrd.y =
April. Is9e ~ the ronrt non-- - JS-pes
IN said cnunfs and Sfste- ard snswsr A
dennr a. the s-me- 4 will ~ besrs sns
determined ID shSir sh-~r~e
In stiffness uherros. h>ve aerrunt.
sef nv hand snd sfix~f ~
srAL -esI ~ sid Court - Isspss
~ this 9Th dsy ~ Nsrch- 1s92
IGxATx EcKFET.
Clerk Duboi- Circuit Court
BARR 3 Cox Afsorneys
March IL lesz-3s-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-18
Ayers


stands at the head Of al biooL med
icinex This position 1t has secured
by its intrinsic merit. sustained BY
the opinion o. leading physicians.
and by the certificates Of thousands
who have successfully tested IL
remedial worth Noothcr medicins
% cTectnaiiy
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-18

or doctoz recommended Ayer,s6arsaraTll1s
a. IA "a. fessf.ood t~loct-puri1er ul1hn
rs experience We gave her Ills n<1irines
All : &c cure US che resuk--
Kn- o. Jenk4ns. Deweese. SeA.
-wheaa boy vas frouo,ed viii : b,oe1
disease Will manifested tlse1 n sores -
the legs Ayers S~arx,parl1a b<1ng reeonr
nend-d. I took . Number q bcetea. - -
cured have never since tkns 49, -
rrrur-erce q lie coEpzAizk--J-G
Ihonrsoa- Lowell 9f,sa
was cured a srrcsuls ~ o. - =
Ayers szrszpzrrA--John G Bszy. D.
feI1. No
Ayers S~arsapariIIa
~
lr. ]. c. AVER ( c., lguulI M
sols y I'll DusgsssL PnsO: azsaR&
0xx q. ally az kslc<
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-18

S SnO6 0EmrCEl1GH
WDE9T 8a0G y ~ Ill 70 u .9-kIs
n n ~rr7~<s - wttA ~ tarkecr - 0s
= hErT a. f<sss nsts - ~ 1<se n.s 80 sy4S
- -. an1 k<rs4n - e.es sc~s s1e9
49, r<cs a-g ek<r @nssf1rfxvC1e<4Ase@se
- sS~s r1srln< FRS, SO
~ - 6sesstse e~1see-e<See. - -.
00s aer e.<r eeer<1 80; $50 -
~ - n:sS..<-ss VET 49,; ,n 4
$1,000 e
"a 8 fel..s $3.50 ssr =. S..ssss 80
1120nea 1883, b<asy urrs - exr1nr
- - c. 80 v1l ve1r agar
~ - &c ralfs - k<sr<r 60
anko< ~ confo1 a11 e<zvkr&
~ s<ry srs.s - 11rsll<- ns~ .hs
6SS@S 800 sd o1-35 ssc1 49, -
+OyD U1n hytksbyseseuukerE 0eyo4
62ls00 ne Hsel-e<ye1 &C
k00uSO DerrzA VIZ ny!se
SWrwT~f - cnxznx fro xXtcekx
-lelles 80 80 80 ia - -
CS-1fiSs--aee A1x W. pn.<l.s rszs -
- - GSnD11 . - b<1u0
~PAKR No erB4rIrrYIA
AairS n9vFrxxnR1 <<a1<DG<Dzy1nE -
~. - DOIGLAHs DBsekseos 4n1a. Aa40
C.slnM - nkh.- Jap
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-18

.cursora % spesdsochndrene -
rr-coun<nd 4 ssupersor soanypsuneupstO
a AncuEaM D.
III So. Oxford 5 Brooklyn.H y y
-our phyn1ans II - ehiiirsns dspart
nens have spck-a highly q der sxpsrt
sncs n th<ir ogszzis p~rae<scs viii canorA-
ard alrkou<h - osiy have anong ow
MEDICAL suppEes vhas = knova - regular
prot.c<4l y<s - - ne % coofsn ~ -
neru q C.ssona has voa - . knk vi<A
fsvor 1ynn H.
Cxrrx. Housrxx AID p-sas.aAEs.
Bass0. ~
Aran c sUz ~.
iurr.y 0<rost, usv YGk C1eys
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-29
AN IMPORTANT DECISION.

The Supreme Court of Ohio Holds the Mas
sic Law ConstitutiouaI-A Heavy Rebats
for the State From the Capital Stock OF
All Corporations.
COLUMBUS, O., June 28-[ Special 1.-THE
Supreme Court to-day rendered decision
holding the Massie law TO be constitutional.
II is of interest to all incorporated compan-
les in this State. This law authorizes the
Secretary Of State to retain as fees for the
State one-tenth of per cent of the capital
stock of corporations for issuing certificates
of incorporation or consolidation. In addi-
tion, the decision opens up the way for tax
ing franchises in Ohio.
The cases were those of Osian, D. Aash-
ley, ct al against Daniel j. Ryan, Secretary
of State, and the Pittsburg, Akron & West
ern Railway Company against the Secretary
of State. Even to the Circuit Court Of
Franklin county, the court afirms the de-
cision of the lower courts
Ashley, as trustee, paid to the Secretary
Of State, under protest, $52, 900 for fling
articles of consolidation of the various
lines composing the Wabash system, and in
order to bring the constitutionality of the
law into question, suit was filed to recover
the money
The Panhandle system is required under
the decision to allow the Secretary of State
to retain $75, 900 paid for fling articles of
consolidation, and, in all, the State is
richer by $177, 900 up to April Is last, when
Secretary Ryan was succeeded by G. L.
Poorman.
In addition to this the opinion opens up
the way to tax franchises as we'll as cor
porations, and make them pay yearly rev.
enue to the State, should the Legislature so
decide, as the opinion can be construed that
way. The decision will bring into the
State Treasury about 5000, 900 each year.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-29
THREE NEGROES SHOT DOWN.

Terrible RetrIbution for . Terrible
Crime Committed In Texas-Masked
Avengers on the Roadside Intercept
Them on the Way to Jail.
Col MEsNEIL, TEX, June 2S.-As q
sequence to the news from this place last
night, relating to an outrage near Spurgis,
intelligence comes tonight that
three negroes, Prince Woods, Tom
Smith and Henry Gaines, arrested
Friday while undergoing examination
trial, confessed to having committed the
crime. Three of them went to Sheffield 8
home about 10 o'clock at night. The next
day the five negroes were arrested on sus-
picion, and investigation led to the confess
sion.
Upon the confession being made, ten men
were deputized to convey the negroes to
Woodville Jail They started with them
Friday afternoon. When out about four
teen miles from Spurgis, they noticed lot
of red flags, apparently from the
roadside bush, behind which were 30
masked and armed men, who demanded
the release of the negroes, and leveled their
guns upon the guards, who acceded to the
demand. The guards were told to retrace
their steps few ptces, which they did
A few moments later a vollev from the
guns of abe masked men told the fate of the
negooes The deputies returned to the spot,
finding the three negroes literally riddled
with bullets, all dead. The corpses were
taken in charge by relatives in the neigh
borhood and were buried Saturday evening.
Hundreds of people were there to witness
the burial
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-29
STEWART WOULD ACCEPT
The Peoples Party Presidential, Nomina.
tion II offered to Him.

The Peoples Party Presidential. Nomina-
tion II offered to Him.
OMAHA, June 28-The work of prepar-
ing for the Independent convention goes
merrily on. j. N. Wills, OF Kansas, ma
tional lecturer of the Farmers Alliance, is
in the city and says Kansas is coming en-
masse. The Womans' Sufragists will be
represented by Susan B. Anthony, Mrs.
Clara D. Colby. editor of the Woman's 7ri-
bune; Rev. Anna Shaw. Mrs. Lease and
Mrs Johns, of Kansas; Mrs. DR.. Daley, of
Omaha, and many others. They have a
plank for the Peoples party platform and
insist that "the men" accept it A big crowd
ofex-Confederates are coming from Texas
To-day private letters were received in
Omaha from an intimate friend of Judge
Gresham which settled in the minds of all
the doubt about Gresham's candidacy.
Gresham will not allow his name to be used.
Another letter was also received from
Congressman Watson, of Georgia, who has
been regarded as the probable nominee for
Vice President. Mr.. Watson declines to
allow his name to be used, declaring that
he prefers to- be in the House. The Stewart
boom has once more taken move. Some
one has shown where, previous to the old
party nominations, Senator Stewart said:
'If Cleveland and Harrison are nominated
the electoral votes Of Nevada and all silver
States will 60 to the Independents 1t is
announced to-day positively by friends of
Senator Stewart that he would accept the
nomination.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-29
TORNADOES' IN THE EAST.

Many PennsyIvania Towns Visited, 1nclud.
Ing a Summer Resort.
EAGLESMERE, PA, June 28.-The corner
of tornado passed over Eaglesmere yes
terday at 3 o'clock. Some damage was
done to a few cottages and a number OF
trees fell The Lakeside was comparatively
uninjured. except few window glass
panes None of the other hotels were in
jured at all.
The storm which passed over Eastern
Pennsylvania last night assumed the pro-
portions Of tornado in some districts, and
in others it was confined to heavy rainfall.
In Reading the streets were flooded, several
houses were struck by lightning, and a
number of persons were hurt In Chester
county the storm was the worst in 20 years.
At Crumlynne car on the P, W. & W.
was struck by lightning while in motion.
Bagga9emaster William Lewis, Of Chester,
was probably fatally injured. The damage
to crops will be very heavy.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-29
BAD ON BISMARCK.

A Newspaper Attack Upon the Ex~Chan-
cellor the Talk of All Berlin-Pubiic
Opinion Turning Against Him for his
Opposition to the Kaiser.
BERLIN, June 28-The article against
Prince Bismarck which appeared in yester-
days North German Gazette is almost the sole
subject of conversation tonight. Public
opinion is almost unanimously on the side
of the Government The North German says:
Prince Bismarck's utterances throw q
cloud on his great historic figure which is
calculated to injure both the State and the
empire. Unless he intended solely to thus
vent his i'll humor, his action can only be
changes in the Governments; and it is
feared that the means used to achieve
this end will give serious shock to the
State. The question, therefore, is whether
do not remember a case of similar conduct
on the part of a retired statesman of any
country. Prince Bismarck's statement, that
fiuence over the Car ceased, is q most sim
gular case Of self-deception.
The paper, in refutation Of this state
ment, then refers to the defensive treaty
with Austria in 1879 against Russia, and
the decree of 1887 forbidding German loans
on Russian stock, and quotes articles
from the Russian press declar.
ing that the downfall of Prince
Bismarck was happy event for
Russia. The Gazette also says that other
Russian official testimony may some day be
disclosed. The paper. asks whether Prince
Bismarck is not secretly the real leader of
the opposition. 1t declares that the remarks
attributed to him which were recently pub
lished In the West Deaasche Zeit,nng, were dis
respectful to Emperor William.
The contention Of Prince Bismarck, the
Gazette adds, that Emperor William, toward
the end of his (Bismarck's) term in office,
kept him from the capital, shows that the
memory of the ex-Chancellor Is failing.
The Gazette concludes by saying that 1t is
the duty of those continuing Prince Bis
marck's work to protect their endeavors
against the man whose work they are con-
tinuing