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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-02
gSinterfAue fur Nfausen.

SIM Mgsemeinen berridt bic Mnii9t
Dor, bab Jog. winterbarte, abeebdrtete
Pfansen feineS S6ubes sesen bic Win.
tetfdlte bebiirfen. Sadperitdnbige ipol'
len aber bemerft babsn. bnb iie bel Be
nubung aecisneter SdubmitteI einen uiel
b6beren grtras bon ibren Jriidten ersieIt
baben, aIS obne ale SdubmitteI. .Mls
8eiipiel tpiro bic grbbeerenpflanse anees
fibrt. Dieie 1T fanntIib eine Der obs
sebdrtetiten @fansen. pie benn aud
UieIe anbsre unswelfelbaft alS tpinterbarts
9fanaen aufsefibrt perben, ipie bic
Rebe. Simbeere. Sobannisbeere u. {. tp.
Das ninteibarte gHanasn fsinss
sdubeS eesen bic 8dlte bsoiirfsn, ii
un3tpetfelbaft ipabr, ipenn man ndmIit
nur bic grlitens. bic 8ssetutionsfdbisfsit
Der BHanse i'm Iuse bat. Sn Der 8roris
dber bat es iib berauSsefellt, bab, ipenn
tpinterbarte pfausen ettpas sesen bic
ltrense &dlte seiddBt fperben, Der nd6fs
idbrise Srudtertras erbebIid persrDberi
wiro. Dies 1T UNI 10 erfldrlider, ais
bic bsiten Mrten unierer fru9ttrasenbsn
PfanSen sestpunsen pprben, cine bon
ben natiirli4en 2ebensbeoineunsen ibrer
8orfabren abpeidenoe 2ebenspeiie elm.
suiblaeen, ippourd ibnen ourd bic &ul.
tur beS' Neniden fiintlid gissnidaften
einseimpft ipurben, bic muir bann aufredt
erbalten iperoen f0nnen, penn man ibnen
Die fur bic Sortiebuns bieief Giseni6af.
ten erforcer!iden 8ehineunsen itaift.
llnterIdbt man bieiss, 10 tuub bic 9Hanas
baIo Spuren Der 8srnatIdiisuns auis
weiien. Rur oaburd, buB man oieien
Bfan3en bieienise Sorsfalt eripeif,
melbe bic grfabruns fir mint bensmertb
bsfunoen bat, ldbt iid eriparten, baB bic
bel Der 8uItur anseftrsbten 8iele GROCER
Iraefdbisfeit uno 8oribeilbaftiefsit aud |
in Der 3ufunft erbaIteu perben. Dabe
oarf aber nibt psridpiesen bleiben, bab |
cine iibsrssobe Sorse iii- ben SduB
pinterbarier Bfamen Ieidt in's 8eeen'
ibsiI umidlassn fam. 9luf bas oben
bemsrfts 8eiipisI anssipenbet beibt oies
ftdbt bic fuItipirten @rebeeren gsssn Die
itrense &ilte, sritidt iis aber nitt unter
Der 2ait Der aasuitarfsn finftIidsn 5dus
oede !
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siOO 8eIptnuna SIOO.

Die 9 fer bee ..erdntou Bodenblatt.' per.
csn iid freuen ju eriabren. bab e. psniaaens
etne 9stlrhst' Sranfbslt sisbt. @slhe Viii.
isnfhatt in oil ibren Siufsn su beien i'm Stanoe
II pals &atarrh aur il Die einJiae st Der
Jlihen Briioerfhaft sfonnte pofifiue Sur.
satarrb erforosrt ole sIns onitimionstfanfbeil
eins fonftltuttonsle Bebanolung Sou's 8atarrb
8ur miro inneIIlt sencmmen un' pirtt otrsft auf
oas SIut nno ole i6Islm zen Sbsifdhen Dee
spfems, oaonrd Die o unolaJs btr Sranfbeli
iernoreno uno rem Paisnisn Siatt iebeno. tno,m
its bic Contribution oes sorp rs aufbdut unb Der
Waillr In ibrem Beifs biltt. Die Siasnlbiimer ba
otn 10 pi,l Brrtrausn ju lbren Sstraftsn. bab iis
sinbunbert Solars 8eIobnuna fur isoeu isaa
anbtsten. ben fe ~ furirsn uerf,blt. Qabf eudb
et'f Stfte pon 3susmHen fommen Man 90
orsfits,: 8 3. Gbensp & &c.. 8oleeo. o
n0- Bon 9rcsulfsu usrfauft IS S.
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Ser .Sbea~
Writer.

$40 taufen ben Soea Tppe Wrtter
nit IS Gbaratteren uno $l5 fur ben eins
fahen Sbea, mt Der @arantie. before
arbeit 3u tbun, wle iraeno eine Mafdine
Sie osrbinost Ginfahbeit nit Dauertafiia
feit, Shnealateit reihugfeit Der Operation
uno bdll ldn9er obne 8eparatur aus ale IT
9eno eine anoere Maidne &sin 8arbenbanf
tort Den Operateur Sie III bRbi1. iompafi
udeI.plaltiri perfsft unb all Grlorberniiiei
enipreteno. Bie eine 0ruderprtffe proou5ii
lie Gin relnss, Ieisrlides Manuieript. 8ipe,
ooer 5ebn GJemplare fonnen auf einmal gs
na6t weroen. Srseno eine intellissrte #er
Jon fam iid gum Ope ateur in 3mei Sager
ausbiloeu. 8ir piferiren $1,000 irgenb
t,nem Operateur. Der 10 ple letltsn tann, rpis
oie o0ppelte Obeu.
3uoerldifge NgenteH unb Uerfdnfer tuerben
usrIanst uno ednOIern ipsJisQe @ortbeiIe &C.
Jsben. Our Rampblste uno Referen3en memo,
man fid an OdelI Type Writer Co.,
i68-364 Dearborn ct. gbieago, 81
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Winfe fur 6efInasl,nhtsr.

Sennen. bic i'm SGbnerftaa bidt ans
einanoer seordnet iino, Ieeen feline @isr.
Sennen leeen aud feline gier, tpenn
lie Dor &dlte aittern.
Dian bite iid, ale aIte Sennen aeaen
lautsr iunss unerprObfe Gbiers aussatau.
iden.
Uta;smebl unb 2Isie nit WliIdb 1T Elm
sutes Sutter fiir @nten.
0ian nsbme nur mdnnIi6es @efIaeeI
BON gutter 8udt our Paaruns sans sleid'
siiltig. tpie ionit aud bas Bolt auiam.
menseisst iein mag.
Dian bite iih, su Diele unb srobe 0bls
ter auiammen su baIten; fIsine ioraiGltis
bebanoelte 0bIfsr seben bic beien &eiuls
tate.
Wdbrenb bes Winters 1T es bon bes
ioncerer @idtistsit, bafiir au iorsen
oaB oas @sfllsel 70 piel SonnenIi9t er.
balt. tpie m5sltd.
8ei Der Paurune 1T barnuf su adtsn.
bab bic Senne minbeitens Elm Sabr iiinser
1T, ais Der Sabn.
Wlan forge fiir etipas trcdenes Strcb
i'm Subneritau i'm Winter, bas aIs Sdub
8eeen bic &dlte oienen fam.
IS bauert oft mebrere Wodsn, ebe
man Sennen, bic perna6laiIist tporben
limb. bur6 sutes Sutter ipieber in sutsn
3uitanb gum @ierlesen btineen fann.
Wenn man Iurfeps mdtst, barf man
tie niht ldneer alS 10 Sage einiperren,
pa iie font Dieber SleiI6 perIieren.
I'm @efliiseI su rupfen, obne bic Saut
au 3erreiben, muB es seideben, 10 lanes
bas Sleiib nod tparm 1T.
reber3dbIise Sdbne unb fpdt auSse,
idldpfte Sennen perfaufe man, ebe bas
falte g8etter einfebt, benn es Iobnt iid
ni6t, iis Idnser gu bebaIten.
Ulan ipeiie ME einen annebmbaren
8reis fir einen 8oseI suriid, ben man
wirflid rerfaufen mill, aber man IaGe
ii9 ni&t sum 8erfauf eines 9bisres psrs
Ieiten, buS fir 3udtspeds portbeilbaft
uertpenbet perben fam.
W6slidft frlb;eitiss Wannbarfsit su
eraielen, 1T beute fir bic 8ieb3u9t i'm
4Gsemeinen bon Widtisfeit uno bebGlt
aud feline @eltuns fiir bas Seosrpitb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-02

NIT dtberbaItisem 8afeIin5I au beitrsi.
den, es pIsbann an ben 8Dben elmer
fladen 2iite su idrauben unb bieIe iiber
eins m6sIidft erObe fads S6aIe ,u ftul.
pen, IN tpelder ii@ in 1erpentinbl se,
lbiter 8ampfer befnbet. Dur6 bic Mus.
oanituns tperben bic SarbenItidten ae.
idmeiois unb aur notbpsnbisen 0erbin.
buns miteinanber fdbis semadt, uno nit
Der Ausbebnuns Der Sarben seben bic
Riiie aneinanoer. Gin 6fteres ginreiben
NIT diberii&er 8aieline erbdIt bann bic
9lIber tuenisitens in einsm ertrdeIidsn
Suitanos uno iddst iis iemit Dor p6aissm
nntergang.
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nit elmer stueieinbalbiidnbisen 9soe ein'
sebradt tporben, in ipeIder befonoers
cine ausfiibr!ide Dariteauns Der BON
8ismard filrsliH eripdbnte gminer Depe.
i&sn.GnseIssenbeit bemerfsnSpertb mar.
-Snsiplfden bat au6 Sinan3miniiter
MaueI i'm Nbseorbnetenbauie be neuen
preubif&en SteuerseieB. Gntpiirfe einse.
bradt.
SIN Der franS5iifden 2ammsr fommt
es su ernifen Sfanoalicenen dber bic
@riminaIuntsriudunS tpeeen bes Panas
mafenal, nnternebmenS. Ser ebemaIise
DIRECTOR Der @eieafdaft &einod itirbt
pl6blI4 man permutbet SsIbitmoro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-02
Sef6dfts.M Mm3ei8er.,
BUD. nns Meeissn,.1rufsr.

Bud. nnb aeeieen,'Drudsr.
8rtb. WasnsL Drudarbsit jebsr aTt.
tn ensIilter unp beutiGsr Sprats 51i eada-
wanna apsnue, sssenibr BEN Stnlsy StOrt.
Gisarrens5abrifant.
U. ptdmann, bic belisbtsn ,,alfonfo"
unb Big Rius" Gisarren; alle GUrten Ia.
taf unb &au&erartifsL 5Ct 9adawanna aps.
@roeeriss une @ropifpnen. .
8tGtolb, 9ranbpw & Co., (RaG-
fOlsu BON 9saele Stssa), tt6 penn &ps.
S&Idstr unb Seal "a padapanna
Mps.. bas bsriibmts gRbite Sppnss Nsbl.
9rsb. 8. @ibmaYsI DsIifatsfsn,
$50 eadawanna Mpsnue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-02
ale maife fllr aautfauflpaareu.

Wlan LOFT in l6o 6 SdpsfeIfobIeniioif
90 6 @uttoperda, 40 6 Ranti6uf unc
log SauisnbIaie an einem tparmem Drte
luf. Die feiten Materialien iinb, ebe
iie aur 25iuns in ben SdmefeIfoblenftoff
gebradt tpsroen, in ileine Stidhen au
lsrfIsinsrn. Den erbaltshen 2autiduf.
fitt trdet man fdidtentpeiie auf bic su.
iammsn su tIebenben &autiduftpaaren,
@ummiresenmdnteI ob6 ssl. auf, siebt
Oiss su per.inisenbsn Stelen Iei6t mitteIs
3pirnS 3uiammen unb ldbt baS Sang
"a -36 Stunbsn trodnen. 9iaG bieIer
3eit sntfernt man ben 3pirn unb beieitisi
osn berooresquoasnen aitt mittelS, zines
febr idarfen WteHers. bas man porbsr
in Wafer einsetau6t bat. Shipcfels
tobleuitoff, @uttapsrda. 8autihut nnb
Dauienblais llefern bic Drosuenbanblun
gen. Da SdpefeIfObIenitoff iebr leidt
1T, 70 arbeite man NIT oieism
sprdparats ME bel brennsneem 2idte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-02
8effern Orefeb Beet.

aubsr Den 5wei earIabunsen ,ussridte,. .
5leti@' oas mir Wontaa ano Oonneritae sr'
9alten. empfangen mir tdsIi9 frifd ssfdlad
tetes 6Ieiid BON 9anbe, friide unb &a(tGier.
Butter. safe uno eanoprooufte ibsrbaupt
Wir baben ferner einen 8orratb Der better
Bologna Wlrt, friide unb sefaIjene Shul.
eru @ippen. Gbuds. Runbftide etc. Infer
BoIo8nauurif iibertrifft ale anbere.
Gale 500.
ais Ycro Mhte Strobe
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ai6e in oelaemdlSen.

Ser 3simiden 8eitiarift . ~Tednilhe
MittbeiIunssn fur DiaIerei" entnebnen
mir i'm aussuse foIsenbs glotis: I'm bic
Rife ipenisitens oi4t ansinanoer su
brineen uno fe bamit ipeniser li6tbar
unb itbreno fur bas Auee 3u MAIDEN. ems
pfeblt ss ii9, Elm riiiis sstporoenes Bib
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@ofroadsS merben burd iUrsfdItiss
4usbriibuus Der 8iiie in ben Sdrdnfen
&C. nit fobenoem 9llaunpaiIer uno, nab.
benz bieieS setrOdnet lit. mitteIlt 8es
ltreuunS nit Borar pertrieben, bod muB
20 smsbrere Gage bintereinanber sefdsben.
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~ Das ,Do&enblatt" entbdIt ben
bsfen 2olaIs4eri&t unb ale fonitiasu
Rss'efsitsn bon Sntersns BUR s2, 90,
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8illi6Tt 8efbperben befunbsn cine Srdsbeit
bes @usl6eiounss >Srsans bes menf6Iihsn
86rpers, ber 2eber, unb llnreselmdbisfsit in
ben 6uuftipnen Der srfbtebsnen. CUR @srarbei>
tune Der ausselcnoerien Sluiiisteit beitimmtea
Srsane. @emein lleberflue spn Gale int 8luts
surldbleibt, 70 trsten biIliSie Sef6wsrbsn auf
pslte I'D, burh seltli6es @u0sben Der Saut
~. 10. anseisen. glle elm Miitsl ssssn hieits
9etoen ftnb Or. @uauit abnia's Samburssr
Srppfen dufs g9drmife sit empfeblsn. S6pn
na6 ben erfen Dpfen ypirb Der Mppetit suriid>
febren, bic Ratti9fcit mrb SerlWmtnben nnb
ntusr 2sbensmutb pisberfebrsn. .s-
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Gonrtbans sqnare
Galb Store
~. Selfrih.
No. 242 Moanls Mbenne.

2ebensmittel fir Tamiliem,
tpie Mebl, SaI3. unb Raud.
feiid, S6maIa Butter, gisr,
&die, 8uder, 8affee, 1bee,
@sipur3e, Senf giiis, eins
sema&te 5rtldte, etc., etc.
81
Oemtiebe OelifateHen
cine Spyialitdt ,pis: Smporitrte stals une
Blrfs, einsema6te unb eerauhsite 3ungen,
yBefpbalil6e S6infsn. Sau,rfraut, Dileur
fen, Ssnt Dsinsis. unb 70 weitsr.
-
Solss. Sle&s mno 6orbs 0Haaren.
~
Snbem i'd biermit bic GrSfnuns obissn Sc.
oddities attunsepca anfiinbiss, Iabs i'd Na1
barn, Breiinbe uno eas beut5dbe publifum
iibsrbaupt su einsm 8efahs Elm untsr bsr gu.
iiGeruns reeIiftr 8spisnuus.
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ReuuIarer Dlenst.

De auberen be,udbrteu Dampfer bieier atnie per<
iehen eins bis ttpeiniaI per 2Bode linen etreften
5tenft. Sfpid,en casnbnrg unb ssstp bort; ebenS
fans BON Sans6urg via Sapre nod Na9 gorf stns
srfaunt por3aeIid)e ACCOMMODATION ntto Bees
p5leeans tn Gaiiite une !3wifdeneed. ausers
Drbentlieb nieorige Erete.
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Solss. Sledb. uno 8orbs GBaaren.
Nur bic beiten @aarea IN Den
aQerbillisiten Yr,iien.

Sto. 242 Mbams Nlpenme.
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sa- gnnOneirt i'm .DoasnbIatt".
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-20
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.

Application of Counsel I'm c., IA. & D.-Van-
dalia Case Decentralization Fuller To Sit.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON. Dec. 19.-There was q bare
quorum OF the Supreme Court of the United
states present to-day. Justice Harlan il
on his way to Europe as an arbitrator on
the part of the United States in the
Behring sea seal fisheries dispute, and will
not be on the bench again this term. nor
will Justice Lamar, who has been in feeble
health for a long time. and confined to his
house for more than q week. Justice La-
maj goes South as soon as he recuperates
sufficiently to make the journey with per-
feet safety, and is not expected to return
to the bench this term. SIX members of
the court are required to constitute q
quorum. and as Justice Gray was absent.
owing TO q slight Indisposltion. the quorum
was barely obtained. Justice Field was
on the bench. suffering from the effects of
a severe cold. and his head covered by a
silk skul-cap.
During the day the court Strengthened
out q complication in the new Circuit
Court of Appeals for the Ohio and Indiana
circuit by designating Chief-justice Fuller
To temporary duty IN the seventh circuit.
to which Justice HARLAN is permanently
assigned. It denied the application of
counsel on each side to bring up direct
from the Circuit Court. and without trial
In the newly created Circuit Court of APP
peals. the SUIT between the Cincinnati.
Hamilton IL Dayton Railroad Company
and w. r. McKeen arising out of the rail-
road operations of Henry :. Ives. q few
years ago. This ia the case IN which the
cirouit judges were disqualified TO act.
making it impossible for the Ciruit Court
nf Annaala rn n~Caniza wlthnnt InAfl0A
Harlan or q q substitute justice.
The court rendered q decision against
the trustees of 4. l.. Harper. the Cincin-
natl gr%ain-plunger and defanlting presi.
dent of the Fidelity National Bsnk. In q
McHenry, grain.brokers of Chicago. to
compel Harper and his associates to pass
their unpaid subscriptions to the capital
stock Of the Cincinnati. Columbus IL
Hooking Valley Railroad Company.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-20

in the statute. Several amendments rec
commended by the commission for the pur-
pose OF Strengthening the law are DIS
cusseC, especially those growing out OF the
decision OF the Supreme Court that the
provisions of Section 81 OF the Reviseu
statutes. granting immunity to witnesses
required 70 testify concerning illegai acts
IN which they have participated. are not
broad enough TO meet the s~afe- guards guar
anieed To such a witness by the Constitu-
lion, and Judge Gresham's recent Ceeision
that Congress cannot constitutionaiy
require the federal court or Circuit Court
10 use their process to compel the oroduc,
tion OF testimony before a n~on-Judicial
tribunal. Regarding the proposed amend
ment by which pooling Is to be permitted,
the report says:
The attempt TO secure the public from dis
elimination. extortion. favo-itism. undue prefer
ence and undue prejudice. and TO secure TO every
citizen just and reasonable rates. and equal and
exact treatment In all transportation matters, is
tbs very essence, spirit and purpose or the law.
and 1t would be vain to protect carriers from
eral public cannot be protected from the greater
evils above enumerated. IL the law IS 10 De
amended the two classes Of amendments shonid
go hand In hand. Until the law IL made strong.
"a its trainers intended. in the matters OF fair
and stable rates, equal treatment and the sup
preston or all favoritism. IL IL Idle TO seek 10
protect carriers, whose immunity under autnori-
intended by Congress. seems one OF the remark
able facts In current history.
Other subjects treated in the report are
Canadian competition, interstate traf1c
not subject TO the act. statistical works or
the commission for the years ending June
81. 1891 and in 1892. government-aided rail-
roads and telegraph lines. fourth conven-
tiOD of railroad. commissioners. relations or
railway companies and their employees
In order to overcome the recent decision
of Judge Gresham. In the United States
Court for the Northern district of Illinois.
declaring unconstitutional that part Of the
inrerstate-commerce law which gives the
commission authority TO compel witnesses
TO answer questions. Mr.. Wise. of Virginia,
to-day introduced o bill In the House de-
fining the authority of the commission in
the matter. The bill ia generally similar
TO that introduced last week by Senator
CuilOm for the anne purpose.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-20
RH0DA WALKER AGAIN.
Found Asleep Against q Lamp Post at Mid
night-Evidently Insane.

Rhoda Walker is again a iodger at the po-
lice station. She left her home, on Rural
street, last Saturday night, and was not
heard of until found about midnight.
last night. by Constable Hutton. at the
corner of Washington and New Jersey
streets. When found she was standing
against a lanp-post, with her head leaning
upon her arm. soundly sleeping. Hutton
called the assistance of Sergeant Mefford
and the girl was taken to the police
station. She Is sixteen years OF
age and paralyzed on the LETT
side. rendering her almost an invalid.
At the police station she gave rambling,
disconnected and sepseless answers to
questions, and tried 10 sham death. She
claimed TO have been out 10 MonToe's road
house. but said she didn't know when
she left home or where she had been
during the time SINCE leaving. Last
February she was found upon the streets
by Turnkey Taffe and sent to the
police station, and upon that occasion she
attempted suicide by tearing some TRIM
ming off her dress and trying to strangle
HInkle. employed at the Panhandle shops.
says be cannot control her and she will not
stay at home. She told the authorities at
the police station that she had taken some
powder which she got from DIR. Anderson,
brt didn't know what it was or what she
took 1t for.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-20
TIE MONUMENT DATES.
Robert Anderson Post VIII Have a Committee
TO Go Before the Legislature.

Major Robert Anderson Post. G.. A. r.,
adopted resolutions iass night authorizing
the appointment of q COMMITTEES of three to
represent the post before the legislature
in opposition To the recommendation, if
any be made, for further appropriation of
money to be expended by the present CON-
m%issioners. The committee was instructed
to ask the Legislature to appoint q com-
mittee TO investigate the operations of the
monument commissioners and the laws
on the subject; anu if the committee
shall find that the commission
ers have exceeded their authority in
placing upon the moDUmen the figures
1876 and lS4S, or have otherwise prevented
1t, then TO remove said commissioners and
appoint Others who Will carry ont the spirit
OF the law and remove said figures and re-
store said monument to it's original pur pose"
Other resolutions declared that the mon
um-nt was intended TO commemorate the
valor of the soldiers in the war of 1861.
exclusively. The other posts OF the State
were called upon to pass similar resclu-
tions. and ~ copy was directed To be sent
TO the members of the Legislature and to
Governor-elect Matthews.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-20
C0NYlCTS POISONED.
Eighteen Made Sick Of Whom Four Died and
Three More Cannot Recover.

Special to the indianapolis Journal
HELENA, Ark, Dec. 19.-EIghteen con-
vioIs al AppersOn's convict camp here.
were suddenly taken sick yesterday. They
belong to a gang of 10 who came here last
week to work on the railroad. Their ap-
pearance caused much discomfort among
the free laborers, composed mostly of ne-
groes, who petitioned the county judge not
to permit them to come. OF the eighteen
who took sick. four died In u few hours and
three more are snre TO die. They show all
the So mptoms of arsenical poisoning and
believe themselves that their food has
been tempered with by some negro who
lost his job through them. They are panic
stricken and will. it is feared. revolt.
Doctors have taken the stomachs of the
dead men TO q chemist ID be analysed.
The kettles in which the food tor the con-
vIcts is prepared were left near the pu bile
road. and 10 would have been easy TO poison
it If any one desired TO do SO.
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FATAL LAMP EXPLOSION.
Grover Moss. a Small Boy. Terribly Burned
Parents Also Injured.

Grover. the twelve -year-old son of D.. L.
Moss. a grocer. at the corner of West and
Michigan streets, was seriously and prot o.
bly, fatally burned by q lamp explosion
about half past 6 O'Clock yesterday even
ing. The boy overturned the lamp, which
exploded aud threw burning oil upon him,
igniting his clothes. which burned almost
entirely from his body. The father and
mother of the boy. in their frantic efforts
to save their child. were seriously bnrned
about the hands. The boy WAS SO badly
burned that in removing the clothing from
his body the flesh came of In chunks with
il. DIR. j. h. Long was summoned to at
tend the hoy, but expressed q doubt as to
his probable recovery.
Engine Company No. i responded to q
still alarm and extlnguished tue flames
caused by the explosion with but small
loss.
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General Notes.

Special to the Indiana polls Journal.
WASHINGTON. Dec. ia. L. Fox was to-
day appointed postmaster at Mortified.
Boone county. vic A. L. Shoot, resigned.
Gen. Daniel Macauley has returned from
New York. where he may locate after the
4th of next March and go into business.
Mrs. George b.. Williams. who has been
in California for some time past with Mrs.
Hillyer. will return 10 Washington the lat
of January.
William G.. Noble. of indianapolis. is here.
Charles l.. Carroll. of Marion. Is regis
tered at the American.
This evenings Washington News eays:
THE engagement of Miss Rhawn and
Clement Stndebaker. jr.. is announced.
Miss Rhawn is the daughter of ". II.
Rhawn. the president of the National Bank
of the Republic. uf Philadelphia, and Mr..
Studebader Is the son Of Clement Stude-
baker. of Chicago anG South Bend. Ind"
Secretary Elkins has approved tie plans
submitted by the city of Chicago for the
construction of two bridges across the Chi
cago riyer-one at South Halstead street
and the other at California avenue.
General Roserrans continues TO i improve.
and felt 80 we'll to-day that he accom- panied
his s%on-ln-law. Governor foole, of Mon
homes TO leave the city for southern Cali
fornia next week.
The Treasury Department. to-day pur-
chased as 600 ounces of silver at Sc. Is4e3.5 IS
cents per ounce.
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The Monon route will sell excursion tickets to
all POINTS on its line Including Cbicaeol aud 10
points on the c., II. & d.. T.. ST. L.. il X. c.. l.,
i. a. w. Nsndaiia ana Wabash lines, at one and
One-third fare.
Tickets good going only on date OF sale. Dec.
81, %. 20 aud 81. 1872. and Jan. 1 and 2. 1898,
and good retnrning.up TO and including Jan. 3.
1853. i. i. BALDWiN. D. Il. A.. Indianapolis.
JAMES BARKER. u. L. A, Chicago. ILL.,
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Confessed and Was Lynched.

H~oPKISsvILLE. KY. Dec. l9.-Jim Bond. q
negro. was lynched at Guthrie this after
nson for attempting to assault Mrs.
Clarence Irvington, q well : known
woman. near thcro. several days
ago. At the time OF the as
sault he escaped. but was captured
Friday night and placed in Jail OF Guthrie.
the jail being guarded. He WAS brought
ont of Jail for trial this afternoon. when he
boldly confessed bis guilt. and OF o'clock
he was seized by unknown persons, taken
out to a post near the depot. and strung
ND. Hundreds of persons and passengers
on the trairs beheld the ~lifeless body still
dangling In the air after sunset.